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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
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TeftpfG1pff

- -9ie @e9enO oon WiilfOrO, $enni., murSe
in Der uorgeitrtgeu gtad)t Our9 etnen tarteu
Sroit betmgeiud)t.
: Sn @oucorb, R.s6., trat 9eiteru bic
Staat8geebgebung III Sibuug.
= 4ud) I'M ySufiolf, Barte" bel 8bilaoel,
pbia fano 9eitcrn ein Muitaug- Iteunen ltatt.
@eorg Barter legte 80 Meilen inner9alb 3
StunOen so Wtinuteu, 10 Ntinuten iritber,
als abgemadt mar, Suriid. @r benubte 20
0iultangS.
-Sn philadelphia iette aeitern Die came
rican Medical Association" ihre Situu9eu
tort. Or. u. @arcelOw belt einen &Ortrag
iiber v@birurgie," 9r. 6. Is. Somaro ftattete
Seridt itber Ocu SriiRelsr &ongreB ab unb
Elm SeIdluB fano annahme, nel6er alien
Gtdbten ben Sau cineS nit Der @aiierlieie.
ring iibereinitimmeu6en SpItem8 BON Nb,
Sn9s.&anGlen als cine b01it midltige Sani.
tdtS.DtaBregel empfieblt.
- Sn 6auanna itellte geitern Die Sdnitt.
maarcn.9 9anOlung Don Dir & Comp. Die 3abz
lungen Elm.
= Die Centennial -2egiOn in @barleiton
ernannte geitern ben 9eneral 6arrpSeatb gum
6eloOffiSier al Stelle oes Sen. SibEu9b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
ScrmtG6te SeDeid)en aats Wctus
MNrf

New>OOrt, 7. Snni. - @olO. .gtOtirung
beute 0iorgeu 1923.
- Der 5ampfer uGitp of Sera @ru5" traf
uou 9auanua bier Elm.
- Die ngSeitti6e llniOn Selegrlpben.
@ompagnie" bat in Der beuti9eu Stbuu9
etne 0;oioenbe BON II PrOSent erflGrt, an
10. Suli 5ablbar.
= Der 9umpfer rQn9oria" truf uou
@laSgow bier elu.
- Su 8rootlpn purOe Seur1 6. 8eu,
pel9er ben SOB oes Ott9. 6uiiep berbeige.
fiibrt bate, geitern Der Sait entlaiien, neil
Die @roB' '@eidwOreuen eS uuterlaiieu batteu,
ibn in Anflage 5u uerieben.
- Sci Der beutigeu 9irettorenmabl Der
DR.s9. Central 5aoioue SluBsSabn" wal
SanOerbilt'8 3ettel iie9reid.
- Or. Sol, Stone, ein alter, tuoblbetaun.
ter 4r3t Oieier Staot, ,itiir;te beute i'm Sroao.
man toot nieoer. Oton nermutbet, oab er al
elmer 9er5fraHtbeit fturb. @r mar 65 SABRE
cit.
- Ser llnteridasmeiiter sablte beute fiji
Sutereiien 500, 900 uno fir eiu9eSogeHe Sb-
ligationen $3l GOO aus.
= 9te 5oa- @tnuabmen betru9en bentt
&1oo OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Ser 8cLomatft.

gtems sgorf, Z. Suni. - @elo lei6t
5u 2@-3. gSediel rubig 5u 4.88. Sob
lflOB 81 1924. Sunoes Sbligationen
lhlofien lebbaft unO feit; 81er Coupons
1881; 65er 115B; meme l20; Ger 1928; 68er
1874; uene Siinfer 1174; 10.4Oer Coupons
118B. aftteu idbloiicn fan II. unitelig; 81
D.@entral l09b; @rie 14b; 9ate Sbore $50 j;
Sll8. Central 81; 9ittsburg 92g; giOrtb,
8eitern 392; YriOr. sos; 0iod<Sslanb 1861
llnteriAasamts Silans: @olb s37,249, =
467; SourQrlt S33 3,54O,241.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Selegrapbiibe 9eref9ea.
fTeriGte Der .GfIociirten BreifeS tir ben p@ or=
reipea0enten.@)
SRlaaos9 9ebsihes.

Ser A.. Gomeree. = Grite gisume.
g8dibiugton, z. Snni.-Sm 9 enate
tpurben Betitionen nm g9tberrniung oeS
Banferottseietes ans Siio=@aroliua uno Sen=
ne6ee ppr9ele8t.
Anifon bonn SnSianer Gomite berid)tete
e,ne Dill eiu, eineu gbeil Der Sia9e,Sonbs
sn 8obltbdtigfeits5meden ~ pernenben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
SrSn0e.

@lt5abetb, N.sS., Z. SUM. - Seute
OtOrgcn brannte Der 6ols' unbSoblenboi BON
U. S. 91eepe rnb bic SGrbere bon Martiu &
Comp. ab. Serlut $4,000.
0tonbont, N.'Y., Z. Suui. - Seute
Oforgen brannte cine Sritde Der yllliter~9es
Iamare=8abu" in Der gIabe oieier Stabt ab.
9ieiclbe iullrOe Obne 3iueifeI uou ben arS=
ltdnOlIden Stetnbrud8arbeltern in Srauo &c.
itedt, nm Die Sahn 5u uerbiuOern, ferner nod
Strine Ill haffrhPrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Sstnr. s. Sastmamn.

grlpart guf siuansis Pro5ent in Strunlpts
ipaaren, Sanbihuben uno llntsrtlelrern.
Damenz, Serreu= u. Sinoer'6ancp@ strlmpipaaren
oer lesten Diooe, tdslid, er9alten In
Nr, 1SS, SeH=8altimprs>, Sptihen Soutb
uub @aluerttrabe. (Otaii6, ,2Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

Elm por,isIi6er udbrenoer artitel fir hetHs ainoe'
uno Snpaloen. oas einsise pabre Snbftut iiirDiut.
lermild5, subereitet po1 gm II Sins5, Gpotbeter,
uno bel allen Drosuiften gu bnben.
". s.. 8sotpn 6 Drnoer.
(Sunt2, ,3pHe, i.o.g.D @nsroszasenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Sin SAtttnfer ocS1t1t fem.

Neiu Orleans, Z. Snnt. Der Sams
pier yIufin" ans Sapauua iubr 9eitern %
Oteileu unteraalb eer Stabt auf einen ''Snag''
unS ianf. Ser Geiammtrperth beS S1iffes
unb Der 2abuHg betrdgt s2O5, 900 NIB I'll to-
tai perloren. Seine Sert9erung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
ScmofrafiFd1cr sfc4 in Srcaon.
Nfe (ShftfeSeff .Mr0op

San Sran5t8c Z. Stunt. = Sine
9epeide aus &arion, Rep., meloet, oaB Die
n&nti. nli=@eielifaft" thre 0emonftratio.
nen fortieet uno Die @ntlaiiuug Der dineii.
id)en 9lrbetter uerlan9t, bis iett ieoO9 nod
feinen @emaltatt beqaneen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
O.roS,. ,,uo 3letuswesfamf.

Dobel=lle6er,iise, 8orbdHses Cummings uno Saz
paSier=artiteI aller Hrteu ju peri6ieoenen Breen.
Der sro6te 8orratb uuo 9usDabt in Der Staot all
ansemeiienen Yreiieu in gir. SO, Sanoperftr.. bel
(Ntai3O, 1Dnf) 8. gionep 9torrtS & so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Wernrtbetlun8 BON ,,frt&tnmtn"
&nfannNAhrfff1ler CRIT

ct, 2Onis, Z. Stunt. - alfreS 8eois,
.: SsnsOsrs naO $. g: Ssrnsdfr, orsi
ie $500 GelobuBe uue einem Gage @efdn9-
ni5baft uernrtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Baltimore, WD, Sonnerfag Den s. Stunt 1876.

Die SauszSiG snm Seifen ber 4niiebler
auf Den Dffentli6en 2dnoersien purbe aneez
nonlmen. Steielbe oebnt bic gerfiigungen
Der betreffenOen Qfte auf Elm peiteres Sabr
ans, oanit bic 4niiebler, meld)e bon ben
6eui6redeu pertrieben tuuroen, ibr Nnredt
ni6t perlieren.
Die 6aus. .8iG, Sbebobgan, @i8c., su
etllem Soinbafen su MAIDEN, muroe Gn9e>
nonnen.
Spencer beri6tete stpst @iienbabn- Bills
bonn Sitrifs=@omite elm.
DaS @onite fir ben 9iitrift Columbia be-
ri6tete ungitnittg iiber tnebrere 8ills; inter
Oenielben mar aud bic Sorla9e, pel6e bic
Sabrifation, ben Support unb ben Sertauf
bon Splrituoien I'M Diitrifte Columbia perz
bieten ioll.
@lne &nsabl 8enTonss NIB anberer gias
tpuroe lobann elnberidtet hnb tbeilweiie an
9enommen.
Die SiG iiber Serle9ung bes 0ifrifts Sc
fdngniiics aus Der gfdbe oes SuSiciarg. Squaz
req riroe angeEomnlen.
Sberman rief ben gemeinidaftliden Se-
id)!uB itber Die 0tiin5eiEbeit auf; berIelbe
iuuroe angenomnteu.
Der Senat nabn1 mad bem Serlaui Der
WforgPnitunoe Die 2e9islattp,1 Suftiss unb
@refntip -Serlpilllgun9s= s=gia auf. Dtebrere
announcements rpurOen Johann angenommen.
Die Sill murSe bierauf bem Senate etnbez
rl9tet ltnb nit 80 gegen Stintmen angez
nomnlen.
Cameron le9te YetitioRen bon 1904 Ser
ione: Dor, tpel6e ELL 4menbement Sur @onz
itttutton uiinlder, in tuelfem Der allmGd)'
tige Soft unO Ote d)riftlide Religion ipe5iel
anerfannt ueroen.
Oiorriq rief Die 6ortiffations> Serwilte
gun98~8iQ ani. Sielelbe perlongt So, ,294,s
600. 0as paus bat ieoo1 nur $4,000
Oerlpilli9t. Die Sill purDs perteieu unO oil.
genonlmen.
Ser Senat nubm Johann bic SilbersSiG
anf. Sbne iitl i'll 0tsfniiiOn aui Oieielbe
eiuSulalien, plrbe Die @refutipiibung er6ffs
net, worauf Der Senat fidl pertaQte.
SIN Reprdi n tautenb auie tpurbe
Oie Sill besii9lib Der yiebraSta= Bride iiber
ben WtiiiOuri bel ytebrasfa @itg ause=
nommen.
Der Spre6er erbat iid) abermals 10 Sage
llrlaub unb ernannte Srn. Gor BON New=
9orf gum Stelloertreter mdbrenb ieiner ab.
meierbelt.
Sie Sill, pel9e Die Strafsn iiber baS Ser
ienben obic0ner SAriften Sur6 bic Sunbesz
YOf periddrft, muroe angenomnleu.
Der Serid]t iiber Die nnteriu1un1 beS
Ala5fa-S -SanOelS.@ @omite's murbe angenom.
men.
9aS Sau8 nabm Johann Die 8t1 I5er bic
Sertbeilung Der @enfer @ntiddbisungs,@el=
Der anf.
2orb bielt cine 9teoe 81 @uniten Der Sia;
Snott iprad) 9egen Oieielbe. &aum bate CT
rt6ttg be9ounen, als er BON Blaine uuterz
brod)en puroe. Blaine uertanbigte iib iibri=
gems nit Sarbor, uno Snott ette Danu ieine
Siebe fort.
lin llbr ma6te baS 5anS cine Yauie bis
l1br.
Die @benbibung mar MIR ihtpa6 beiuft;
mebrere Dtit9lieber bielten 8eben. Scrta.
gung 410 iltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

Hr. II. N. @prtman, Wr. 139, ytorbzGutaiu'
Oarase, turirt Die Sdmorrb oibcn pottto uno
permanent nit elmer sanS neuen -Oietboos, obne
Deiisr, 9taatur ober S0Ieuftein uno sarautrt etne
dualite sur ooer nimmt feline Se5obIuns.
(U;ctiO ,tNltf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
Baltimore
fir 1nfrranff Wfiff.

> ttrf .1a)G[aaff WlNff,
Siibmelfsgde Der Soutbz mno WaterzStraBe.
Diefe @eIealteft perittsrt iortmahreno se9enYsr=
Tut ober SGaoen ourb 8ranounslid ioDo5l In Der
aBobnz, 2aoeuz uub Waalenbduier, Sanoelsslter,
Aderbau= Yrooutte, Wobeln, baus @erdtbihalten,
I'm Ban be9r,ifens ODER i'm 9aieu in eaouns befinoz
Iid,e Sabr,eu9e II. {. 10.
Das 6irettor;um bsfebt aus iolsenoeu Serren:
Wm. q. Sdrrii on. BrdFoent;
Dapio .. gBilion, s. Worton SteWart,
fsrancis Z. sing, y. +. ytemcomer,
- Scnrp @arrou, Srpiue 0ormib,
R. g. Steuart, gB. gY. 5dplor.
9Bm. s.. Srune, @eor9e Z. Sarrtion,
s. D. 9apff, .. afbert SiderS,
Z. Hobt. Senfins, Wleubes @oben,
Mm. s. Bennington.
Mpplifations fSormull.e uno uetsre Nahritt
iiber Die @eien6ait miro in Der Sifice, Sioweh= @te
Der Soutb= uno Waterit,aBe, eribeilt, NO aud ane
Auitrdse iofort erlcot9t ueroen. Sertberunges
iperoeI aui lrscub cine 5riit an6enommen, pel4e
of~ gnplifdnt min iten mag.
(Janl,1SO Ir. @cpStporth, getr.
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@tuoer>&utfheu

bel $ e inri d Sbpara
Wr. All, gBeftz Baltimore, Iabe ebarles sfraBe
GIN eroBes aiiortiment nIr bon Den belten Baort7
fanten, nm Sc uno auitpdrts.
Seturtdt Ed,tudr3,
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9er 1attonal=ssramcr-Gonaree

ersebdnoe aui Dem ausiteuungs 8late mur,
Dc bsuts gtu6nittag erDifnct. 8rdfOent 5luc~
ter ricf Die 0elegatcm sur SrOmung unO
itellte 6ru. Glaulen aus Nep-y -yOrf Dor, mel
der cine Sieoe in SeSng auf Die 9dwerigz
felt Der auS9efiibrten 2lrbett uno bie eublidr
SollenOung oerielben belt. Sr. 81. SaBenz
maper biet baralf cine HeOe i'll 0euti6cr
Sprafe, uno bic ab9eOrOueten febrtcn 10
hnnn in Die S5tnht allriif
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Naixine ,

Nstliemer 8tcrim Sapte. d um ii nhr
fBormittass in omu's eaton, 9tr. 81,
Gecoub< uabe SOutb5iraRe. G33.j.7.9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
&etn G6uters! Seine 9efabr! &etn
EehISd1Iaa!

Die "Colton Dental-AssociatioD" tf INNER ere
folsreid, 3dbne obne Sdrlersen aus1uSieeen. 0te
sr66ten 3weiFsr fonnen iit Don oieier &bata9e III
ben 3tnneru ysr. 81. gSeitsTase etteftrafe. abers
,euaeu. (San. q. 6 Wltef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08
3as SpImes 'td,e Watemt. 9te sDantptsSel
pfdlreiuiaunaS.@efea

5as SpImes' 'td,e q atemt. 9te vDampfs5ep'
pidhretmisuns IS efeafdoft."
seppiGe ourdsebenos ssreinist uno renos
pirt. Nett, Stmut uno Niotten beraus9e9
bradt. Bir babeu iiber ole Patentbeeintrd1tlsun
gen triumpbirt. Sctmes eaaaoaM,
(aprin, ,3MD ST.. y, SmanzSH'
ar. Mobert5om. Wr. 10, 81 m frase
Obebauoelt lpe,leu aue arantbetten Der Grtns Sr%
game, orsauiide sdwdde. nerpoie S6pdte. oorz
seitees Ilter unb alIe Neruenfranfbeiten, ipeid'e
non iuqenoliden unbeionnenGeiten 1erriiarsn dhrdz
ld5 ent5tauoene Sranfbeiten tnell furirt. Serren'
tpelte fib Or. a. aupertrauen, fonnen ftb oert1ett
ha(teu, bas Se piTenitoftli1 uno autttbtts oebanI
belt meroen. 8iireauitunoeu: S-12 nhr Wigs, "a
uhr gadm. unb 60 uhr abbs. (6e6r2l ,t2WttsD
Qede 9atler burbaus iuaiieroiht 9enabt our1
oic Mppl,Struus BON Iron Clad s at unc IRON
Clad emeut. Cute Odder, enr6sebenos nit
bet Iron clad s rbe beitriden, balten fifb pa9z
reno 10 Sabren o9ue tpeitere Soften. Seihdoiste
SGher, BON BGeh51mieoen als nntdu9ltd9 ertlaff'
pieoer beraeitent uno ibr @ebrau6 aui Sabre per-
(dnqert ourb ssbortses antreiaen NIT Der Iron
CladsN arbe unb g beipirft. aae arbelz
ten aarauttrt. gtadfrase bon Sans=Gtseutbnmern
semindt. games Wesatne,
(aprilt .3WtD Nr. 80, SiiozS Solbap fraBe.
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Gelbitasor0 ettaeS Se1ttSdlen aus
S6te1t DDr Der Che.

@tncinn ati, Z. SUM. - @eorg 81.
6rink iollte geitern abenO setraut peroeu.
Die Srout mar gei6miidt, uno bie@dite bat
ten iid) in bem 8rautbauie periammelt !;
6rtnb erifien ieSOb nidt. Gin Sreuno be-.
iu1!e ibn teute Morgen auf ieinen 3immer
nnb fanO ibn i'm 8ette liegen. 8lDblidj 3Og
Sriner obue ein 8ort gu iu9eu, eineu &epol.
Der inter Dem Sopfttiien bcruor unb i6oB ftd
onr6 0n8 9erS. Die SeweggriinOe 5u bteiey
Sbct itno ntft betannt gemor6en.
ScmofrattTdDcr stc9 To Srcsott.
San Sranjt8co, Z. Snni.-@ine De-
peld)e aus Portlaub mel6et, baB bic Demo,
fraten obne 3weiiel in Oregon geiiegt baben.
0ieIelhen beaniprltAen cine WaioritGt bon u
Stinmen III Der Qeaislatur.
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of ofd,,uuSsreista amerifamtfde @oteIs branu

O(dtmnooreiBts amerifamtfdle soteis bfaans
Nteu i'm lesten Wonate ab; Gle Yrdnoe batteu pera
btet tperoen fonuen, penn Die Sotsls ben III o.
tt{teu5e arm sehabt bdtten. 0ebr
Dan, Hr. Sc, Garoenitr., alto. (Wat29, ,2DtteO
ez>te IS urefa =GpuIs Setoea 1T Die be-
Slteb.efe. Soue @rose, sebort9e ednse uno oous
fommen elatt. gle sroBersn @eifdite pertanten
bfeiefbe. (Oiai25, 1Ot1J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

1atemte wersem fiis Grfinoer ertotrft.
@rt nod Changing oes BatentS peroen @eeh9f
rem bered5net. 9. s.. & %. 3. Potparc,
Rr. 18, SecouofraBe Be, Der SoIt seseniieer.
(sebro, ,t2Dlte) 3peissBiireau in Baibinston, 0.e.
Die Health Lift,
Elm completes @pmnafium in iidb elbit, erfort ert
nur aehn Wtuuten tdslit. IS 1T Gin &onicum fit
Sas Gebirn, bic Rerpen uno Olusfeln. Is perbittet
Sraufbeiten uno labert Groniide uebel.
9r. u. g. me eoifat bon Brootlpn fnst: "Gs TIT
porBiislidb seesnet fiir Solbe, welde uoisen ODER
piel fiseu, uno fit Damen, fuetSs on Wiutters nno
au6eru Ghpd1en leibeu.1 Yarlors fir Oamen uno
Ssrrea. Wr. 40, Norp.GbarIeSnraHe.
U09,i2,5,9,2l,i,7,30O
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BaHases g@etne

nod uno bon europa, @rebittrfefe &c.
tuo biuiait Az baben bsi Gummer & 8eder,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

Bbtla0elp bia, Z. SUM. = Qud ser
belti9e Scinh iit bebeuteno; es iino menig1
items 10000 YeriOuen alf Dem Ylabe. Nau
iagt, oaB San SalucbOr uub Guatemala
ansitellun9S9iiter 9eididt baben, iueldle iebt
unterme9S iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

BE- sremses @elo su Den f o d f en- grstien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

Nr. 2lt, gBcftzSaltimorez, nape 0qGrle9lr'
(tt5 o.. r. .o.45.m.T.9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-08

MAIDEN. S0r. !Sallett nabm Die 6S. 8e:rh &
Sbos. s. Surant ais 9eI6dftstbeilhaber an.
SIN Sftober 1864 uerfanfte 6dllett SbliQa=
tionen i'm getrage bon $250.00O an Srn. S.
g. Stelpart, toeldler ais anpalt funqirte
unb Der Qutor beS sebnten Yaragrapben Der
@ongreBafte bon 1864 mar, burd tueld]e Der
@rebit Der betreffenben 8ahn erbDbt rpuroe.
SpGter fam eS 3u elmer langen Debate
spiihen ben Mitglieoeru bes @ontite's uno
6rn. Blaine, nobel man nidt rctlt tlug oaz
raus merben fonnte, oh Blaine bon benz So.
mite ODER oaS @otnite bon 8laine unterlud)t
nerbe. So6ann fam bic @alowell'ide Sd
beIbepeid)e srr Spraf)e. Blaine bei1ulbiqte
Srn. ¬t, ba6 er bic III ietner 8ed5tferttz
gung gei6idte 9epeife abid)t1id) suriifbalte.
Snott bentete an, er ipiiie nod gar nidt, OBJ
nid]t Blaine bic 9epeide ielbft Don elmer be-
len. @S fam hariiber 81 biti9en Borten.-
Das @omite pertaste itsb bis morsen.
Sic Soloateu~ 3ettnton.
Us btn9ton Z. SUM-. - Gin Vrief
BON @alopen, Ohio, melret, baB @eneral
Sromu, @ouuerneur ser yRattonaL Supali=
9tuitalt," Die 8illfomms AbreIIe bel Der
am s., 6. llnb Z. September fiattfiuoenbeu
&eunion Der SoIOaten Der Nation balten
tptro. Der fir Die Seier ausgemdblte 8lab
ift EN- auSgebebnter gSalb III Oer gtdbe bon
Gulbpen. Ser Srie9siefretdr 1T Dor Sturgeon
bonn @ongrefIe an9emieien porben, &anOneu,
;3elte II. /. ~. gum 9ebraudle Der Seluder
Der gdtioual> 9fenrion 81 lleferu.
@hemalige conf0berirte SolOatcn iOwobl,
tuie .SunbeSiolbaten iin0 SurSetbeiligung
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-22
A Child's Adventure with a Mu-
cilage Bottle.

p. Six months ago child of S. S.
Prouty, aged two and a half years,
swallowed a metal top of small mu-
cilage bottle. The child was immedi-
ately examined by a physician, and after
thorough inspection the doctor gave.
it as his opinion that the metal had gone
into the child's stomach, and that it
would eventually be dissolved by the
gastric juice and pass off, On the same
day the child gave symptoms of ca
tarrhal affection, and the physician pre-
scribed for it a treatment for catarrh,
which has been administered constantly
ever since, but without apparent bene-
fit. Mucous of an offensive odor ran
from the nose, and the breath was in
tolerable. In other respects the child
seemed to be well. Yesterday after
noon it was seized with a vomiting
spell, and during the retching the top
dropped out, as sound as it was the day
1t was swallowed. The doctor is now
of the opinion that the metal obtained a
iodgment behind the palate, where it
remained until vomited up. 1t was
filled with and enveloped by the same
offensive mucous matter, when found,
as had been discharged from the nose
Inc catarrhal symptoms are now ran
idly disappearing.-Topeha Common
teaLth,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-22
An Interesting Centennial Doc
ument.

Mrs. Levi Brown, of Woodford's Cor
ner, has an original copy of the procla-
nation for ''a Day of Public Thanks
giving and Prayer" issued in Massa-
chusetts on November 16, 1776. 1t is
the first thanksgiving proclamation ever
issued by a State Government, and is
signed by James Bowdoin, not as Gov
ernor, but as a member of "the Coun-
ell" The names of sixteen other MEM
bers follow his, among which are those
of Caleb Gushing and Artemus Ward.
The proclamation alludes to the war of
the Revolution then in progress, and
finds cause of thankfulness in its events !:
''all servile labor is forbidden on said
day" Although 100 years old, the pa
per is in an excellent state of preserva-
ton, having been found in an old family
Bible, where it had lain for many years.
Portland ME- Press,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-22
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The June crop reports from the
Southwestern States show fair general
average for nearly all products. The cotton
crop is from one to Two weeks later than
last year.
A number of the convicted members
Of the Milwaukee whisky ring received sem
tence on the 10th, their fines ranging from
500 to 81 900, and terms of imprisonment
from one day to four months.
At New Richmond, o., on the night
Of the sfh. mob Of Infatuated men took a
wretch named George Williams from the
Jail and hanged him to a tree. Williams
was under arrest for outraging two respect-
able women, one of whom he Killed in order
to conceal his crime, and the other barely
escaped from his clutches with her life. The
dead body of his first victim was found in a
lonely place, horribly Hutilated.
A riot occurred at Hamburg, Edge
field County, Ga, on the 9th, between
whites and blacks, in which six negroes
were killed and three wounded, and one
white man killed and another wounded.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-22
WIT AND WISDOM.

{" A TRUE American says & cotem
/ porary, sis too proud to beg and toe
honest to steal: he gets trusted"
"YOU can't convince woman by ar
gument, says an experienced benedict
but can modify her views for the time
being, providing you can get hold Of
the boot-jack first.''
"DoFF thine Eonian crowni" ele-
gantly says Bayard Taylor in his Cen
tennial ode. "Shoot the hat,'' says
the bad boy of the street. Thus educa-
ton softens and weakens expression.
The army OF Greece is tremendous
thing. Tho cavalry branch of it is said
to consist of II men, nine horses and a
'bus-not blunderbuss, but an omni-
bus. When Greece takes up a gun,
Europe lies down behind log.
WHEN old Mrs. Cadby read that
!" lace frills are put on both edges of
black velvet dog collars, - she laid down
the paper and exclaimed, Did any
body ever hear of such foolishness!
Why, next they'll be putting gold
breastpins and striped stockings on
dogs" 5"ia '9
SAYS the Norwich Bulletin: Mr..
Beecher calls the hay-fever a means of
grace. The late DIR. Watts seems to
have taken the same line of thought, as
he remarks in one of his hymns that
Satan trembles when he sees
The weakest saint upon his sneeze.
The first croquet fight of the season
occurred at Stamford, Connecticut.
One lady was struck on the head with
4 mallet, another was injured by being
hit with ball on the forehead, and a
third is suffering from an overdose of
abuse. All these were intimate friends,
and received their injuries in conse-
luence, it is alleged, of cheating.
A CENTENNIAL correspondent says
'he Exhibition is ga great place to
study" And so tbs. A gentleman sat
n the Main Building four hours on
endeavoring to study solu-
ion of the great mystery why young
men wear shirt collars that conceal |
lalf their ears, and why ladies put so
much costly trimming on cheap dress. |
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-07-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


zen. ALEXANDER w. REYNOLDS,
A s;an . :. 'reneiM oi ,ne hneoiVe 9 army,
~ go 80. ~ no Ao., ~, "
ain;. 81 -, ~ W.. 30. se u ,sIe
Hasa~vs,, = e. T-,;.os $50 I'M. - 80,
the beginning Of the war. when he re.igned
and entered the Confederate army. partici
patfng in many battles, and attaining the
rank of Brigadier-General. ,
tilted of his nomination for tho pres;denov
on the 18th. He replied yery briefly to the
address of the committee, saving that he
would soon write formal letter of ACCENT
ance.
THE President has removed District
ATTORNEY Over of the Eastern District of
Missouri. and appointed Mr.. VIM. RI. Rliss
as his successor.
Mp pp.rr Conn,;ss;onor Of Ir+or,ai
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o.. 49,, ms IT, '..;n s posi.on 70 "he
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1900. -S41e'' " 'no
MoEL LAPPiN' Inc de1auitlng state
treasurer OF Kansas, in company with other
prisoners, effected his escape from the To-
peka Jail on the night of the 10TH, A re-
ward of $500 is offered for his apprehension.
AT the special election for Mayor of
Chicago, held on the 18th, Monroe Heath,
Republican, was elected by a large majority
over Doth his competitors.
IHE Democrats OF the Louisville
lhy.) District nave rendered to Mr.. Henry
wa1,erson lne nomination Ior congress- and
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