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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29
Sequel of the Beaufort Tragedy.
The reader will remember the recently

The reader will remember the recently
published account of the suicide, at
Beaufort, of the wife of Commander
Smith, of the navy, after confessing to
her husband her criminal intimacy with
another officer of the navy. A letter to
the New York Herald from Beaufort
says: As a sequel to the sad tragedy
which recently occurred here it may now
be stated that the officers of the squad
ron lying off Port Royal, as soon as they
heard in a direct and authoritative way
of the cause leading to the death of the
wife of Commander Smith, put in motion
the only machinery in their control to
punish one of the persons who had been
implicated in the event. The person al
luded to happeend to be attached to the
monitor Ajax, under the command of
Commander I. II. Eastman. His fellow
officers, as soon as correct statement of
the case had reached them, placed the
culprit in coventry, isolating him SO rig
oronsly that his position became unen-
durable, and he attempted to offer to the
captain an explanation which, was at
once SO disingenuous and unsatisfactory
that it was worse than confession. He
was promptly told that his presence
longer in the navy would not be toler-
ated by his fellow officers after the
double violation of the rules of honor
and decency as a physician and officer.
Thereupon he wrote out his resignation,
which was approved by his commanding
officer and by Commodore Clitz, COM
manding the station, and sent to Wash
ington. He was granted leave of alb
sence, and before sundQwn was ashore,
bag and baggage, and thereafter practi-
cally ceased to be an officer of the navy.
The department at Washington lost no
time in accepting his resignation, and
the navy was relieved Of the disgrace of
an acting assistant surgeon whose con-
duct brought death and dishonor in a
once happy family. The prompt and
high-toned manner in which the officers
Of the squadron vindicated the honor Of
the service is commented upon most fa-
vorably in all circles. It shows that the
bright fame of an honest profession can
not be tarnished by any member without
his speedy and conclusive disgrace.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29
PENCIL AND sCIssORs.

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PEN,,TE AHD sCISSORS.
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t. .b.a,,t;f,,1y,r- so;a tb.f tbe veil
- ~ a - e
of futurlty Is woven py tne nanu u
mercy. esga- 7sf y ska
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lNDoLENCE 10 sdoan uuien uS nv W.
slowly on but vet undermlneH the 10un-
do+;o, of avarv v;rtua
WHY may a tipsy man iaii lneo tne
river with impunity Because hewon't
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uiv"A = -oe - - - -, - c.. - -
NEW ioAh 'e01M,eless'. e ,. ~. Il s,;,,,,t ~.
exchanges are complainlns =, ,ne pnens
wnlcn mas cume oser 1a 1 :, a,,,S.'nrafsr Ia
,aosuiin inselea's. ~ | L..
70 speaA 81 'neih g spe' - [
= snHAT ? psse plss poAsls ~ ss ~ -
an a'a,onu y ~ aMIs1s Se ;;1os s's md
'ne osns, ,,. ua - .ssoa ,ba,1 told III s.ne time
iAes iSsn n.1' s1 -D =. -,',,s1- - mashas @
ioui iaSes =, Aliu ~ : =, ''s ~
gone ikee wooupine.
80, 49,. va .,n,. ~. ,,.ve died.
.e The GARDEN reek. with an East Indian scent
From bed where flowers stand wssa aug az spea'
At is noonasF @i M All he M living crssturss hide :
But in stii lakes and rivers, cool, content.
Like starry blooms en- 9 new armament :
n,.s ss s e1as 1pas spS tssr hot rsys shed
The lily does not feel their brazen glare;
In vain the pailid clouds rsiuss 70 snare m s,.
upbarmsd i she G lifts her oussnly lace and head
She drinks Of living waters and kespsfsir;
a., -, ~ : -, .sy "a" A'a =,
LOVE one human peing WIN "a'n.a 4sa
ana puaty' anu 'nVu wis -use .ne
world. Inc near. IN tna' celes.la' spno'e
OF love IS IKE .ne sun ~ is souis0'
From the crop IN tne rose 70 'ns , oesaa,
q. R y lol nil n'''0'' /" A's1 - ''s -.
piisn 'ens'
lHE test OF measuie VI poe..e genius =
the power 70 read the poetry Q, analrs..o
fuse the circumstance oi 'o-oay' no' y
use SCOUTS anlique su'elsllslons, -
snakspeafe , : Due. 70 eollss'' = s1'lvse ~ y
.ne nihe'eehan e0n.u e :. ~, -
lsting naelons ihlo ullaseisai y h'Do's.
PROSPERITY. has,ies sweet uses as
well as adversely, iot no soonei uues :
man come into possession OF a niue
property than he instantly learns tne
number of his friends; whereas, Il ne re,
main poor, the cnances are unac ne "oulu
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29
Loathe the Poor Indfa,a.

A noble Indian of Wisconsin carries
about with him the following certificate,
written for him by some obliging white
man: This may certify that the bearer
is an aboriginal cuss, in whom there is
no guile. He never lifted scalp nor
robbed a hen-roost by daylight. He is
the father of some of his children, and
uses no cologne. He has that noble at
tribute ofhis race, an untutored mind.
His squaw has gone to the spirit land,
and he wishes to visit that earthly land
of spirits where troubles are forgotten at
the rate Of ten cents a spirit. He re.
spectfully asketh aid of the pale faces.
No orders for groceries received"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

THE bill empowering the municipal
ty of Paris to contract loan of twenty
four million dollars for the completion of
great public works has passed by Q large
majority.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

How melancholy the moon must feel
when it has enjoyed. the fulluess of
prosperity, and got reduced to its last
quarter
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

PROFANITY never did any man the
least good. No man is richer or happier
or wiser for it. 1t commends no one to
society; it is disgusting to the re-
fined, and abominable to the good.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

Why is candle maker the most
unfortunate of men?7 Because all his
works are wicked, and all his wicked
works are brought to light.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

IT is good and safe rule to soiourn in
every place as if you meant. to spend
your life there, never emitting an oppor-
tunity of doing a kindness, or speaking
a true word, or making a friend. Seeds
thus sown by the wayside often bring
forth abundant harvest. Ez
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29
Natures Discourse.
He maketh the grass In grow. u

Gather a single blade of grass and ex
anime for minute its narrow strip OF
auted green. Nothing, as it seems there,
is of notable goodness or beauty. A
very little strength, very little tall
ness, and a few delicate lines meeting in
a point, by no means an apparently
mnch-careds for specimen of natures
workmanship, made only to be trodden
and cast down and yet think of it well,
and Judge whether of all the gorgeous
flowers that beamiin summer air, and of
all strong and stately trees-pleasant to
the eye and goed for food-there be any
by man SO deeply loved, by God so
highly graced, as that narrow point of
green. t-
Consider what we owe to the covering
of the dark ground by that glorious
enamel, by the companies of. those soft,
and countless, and peaceful spears The
fieldsI Follow the thoughts of what we
ought to recognize in those words. The
rests in noon-day heats the Joy Of the
III M and med;tat;on he l;f.iof sunI;obt
IN euerold strealrs and melting IN soft
blue shadows; velvet banks and knolls;
slopes of down beside the sea; crisp
lawns dim with dew, or smooth IN even
ing warmth. dinted by happy feet-all
n =. =. ...s.s. i. -.
lnese arc sanlned ~ 'noso sinp'e WINS.
we may los neasule , y sne lu.i - .pe
-. 8 sn's asa.es go ~, - - ~
~ V "a - s,' s'.e
and mounds that droOp and rise In
scented undulation, lead our thoughts
upward to the higher hills, where there
are yvaves of everlasting green.
'--S /" = :. = e -.
4he Poef,s Model.
Says the Burlington Ha,okeye: There
seems to be a difference of opinion in re-
gard to the pronunciation of the last
W. r..f II :.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

JAMES BAIRD, of Combusdoon, En-
gland, millionaire iron-master, who
recently gave two million five hundred
thousand dollars to the Scotch Church,
has just died.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

WHERE the gong sounds lopdest the
supper is smallest,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

THE auditor of Kentucky reports the
population of the State at l,666,525.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

NORWICH is distressed by the discov-
cry that the E natural bell of her new
chime is a little fat, and suspicion
that two others are not quite what they
should be; and the editor Of the Bulletsn,
believing that the popular ear soon be-
comes accustomed to an imperfectly
tuned chime, thinks its demoralizing in
fuence upon community is most
lamentable one, and that these bells
should be attended to directly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

In a message to Congress, the Presi-
dent has announced the releaseof Wins
low and Brent by the English authorities,
which he regards as an abrogation and
annulment of the extradition article of
our treaty With Great Britain. He says
in this state of affairs it would not Re be-
coming to the dignity of the United
States TO either ask for the extradition
of a prisoner or to entertain any requi-
sition of that character from Great
Britain. He referred the whole matter
to Congress for consideration. ss
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29
A HUGE kiln On : go,Fyelnment dock il

A HUGE kiln on government dock In
London is known as " the Queens to-
bacco pipe" and is used to burn con-
demned imported goods. Great quanti-
ties of tobacco, forfeited because unfit
for sale are there consumed and vafi-
GUS perishable things, upon which the
duties are not paid, are also destroyed.
Nine hundred spoiled hams and ship
load of tea were recently burned.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

CONVERSION lRwN, Of California, has
taken of from one to four years each
from the sentence of one hundred con-
victs in the State penitentiary, in conse-
quence Of the good conduct Of the body
of convicts at 4 recent FIRE in the prison.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-29

In the criminal court in Paris the
other day German, named Alphonse
Baer, was sentenced to a months impris-
ohment for selling quack medicine.
the magical drug which was advertised
as specific in affections of the nerves
and epilepsy, under the name of eastanti-
nelrulgique, was found to be brandy,
with an infusion of tobacco leaves and
burnt sugar. The receipts from its sale,
however. IN the last year amounted to
$500 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
GGgss }l:Hiskeltea.

9aS gCmeinIdaftli6e Caucus, Gomte ter
Oemotr0tcn, m3lme8 be0nft.a9t ut, eiue s
Han5p form / iir D lie Yarte /
81 eatme.fca, btt,bt ans ben Senatoren
Saporp, 3burmdu, Wfc 0Onalo mo Wierri-
mon un0 aus Den 0{eprdientGntcn griabt
tGcnn.), bQgue, &Qrnum, Wiorriion, @i6.
ION, 6olmar, 9Salfer pOn Ytr9inien, South.
orO uuO Sbatelsp. Dan Iagt, oaS elne
Ntbr}0bI Olele9 @oaite'S III Der 6inansfraae
cOniegUQtIO 1T, nnO cS liebt ~ ermarteH,
OaB ite III auer @innadlt cine SiG entmers
len, meld)e neH &liiitlten beS in Der 81,
uanIr1ge 9ClunOen &belle5 Der Station entz
lprIft, ObgletG) man Snilationilten BON benz
Sdylage Srtgbi'S Iuo 0Olman'S nid)t melt
trauen bari. Sic assumptions Ntte MIRO ie.
OeUtalS GHuuulrt peg0en, mas aDer on ihre
Sttue trtttn iou; 1T uorlGuig nod uns
gemtB.
SEPT bdb5u iIe III SlltnoiS etnen Sbers
ten u. :. SabcOd entbeGt, peldlCr ole in
Sprlu9pei0 publtslrten Srieie oil Die oorti=
gen SteGTbetrliger geldlriebeu baben ioQ. sc
ut clu lcbled}ter Sneld) be5 3ufaaS, Der oieieu
deus tA machina 5u ipdt fommeu lltf. Sod,
Dor elEer Hod,e bGtt2 man tim auc1 sunI
&utanCr Ger beriid)tigteu 0epeiben MAIDEN
lonueu, unO ter Sdie ing OeS BrafiOenten
ltdnoC jegt ebeI 10 rem pa, wis iein GOaeae-
0drrlngtou.
Bst @elegcnhcit einer uorgcIterH i'm 9 II II.
DESIGNATE gebGitInCu 0teoe bemerfte S.;
Su9aus, 0aB cr yiad)ri6ten BON Der &er
blslung erbalten babe, meld)e bic Sniefter
Or Segctation i'm QGefen 3ufiigen. gYab
reno oSs UerftOienCn SabreS bellefeu itt1 bt,
piriIiben Serlultc, welhe Die 6eEidreden
Der Sartohelt0fer, Die BonOerraupe, BIZ
&aumuOliraupe nn0 rie beliiide Elleqe rcr
uria6teH, ami mear ais $500, 100000. 81
iitren Counties 4JtInneiota's ieien beinab
90 O00 EHlbel 9enidreden unier eiaem So
. lttuGuiman0e BON $50, 900 serlt6rt moroeu
gr gllugc ole SGdje ie Der Qufmertiamtel
re9 G0Hgleiie5 uerth, uno oeshalb brlnqe e
slne Sir llir Den S1ub Oe3 &derbaumelen
! gcgen bic &erBeertngen Der Sniettsn Elm.
5n = @tHctnHGtt bra6te fdl Der "a
JGbri1e &b0S. Us. Sdjober, pelher OIL cine
u11ellbertn Sranfhelt lit, ebenfaus Ourt
einen 4titOlcnlbuB umS ge6en.
J Sn 81. &oniS ioleu AM Sreitase bi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
Die Wfnlln Winnrlirra .

Sett SmOlt Sdbren NJ Der Turdtbare aus
g8ales, @n9lGno, nod) Den Scr. Staalcu
perpfanSte GcbclmbuHO Der vDlouD Nlagul>
res" Der S6redeu Der amtrttaniiheu Niipen-
@eaenoeu in Der iOgeuaunten NiittelrtQion
gemelen. Dtoro, SrauOfiituug, Gcwalttha-
len, iiberbaupt Serbrehen aIer Art be5tib
nete1 ibre Spur IND niemaIS 9tlang cs,
einen ientr oebeimniBpoQeh WGrlcr oe!n ArlH
Der itraienOGu @tred)tigtstt Sl iberliefern. IS
ut 3 buti ild)e, 0aG, mGbrcn0 Der 9on9leB Ia9
IIHo 9tad)t lber Die SuflHre uerEan0ilie,
Spe3lalgalebe eIlieB, Armee'R nad) Dem Sii-
Den lbidte, nit ben Btridlttu liter Die 3eu.
9enanSlogen 9nnSe SGn0t tiiilte, uRO DdbreHo
elrl9e SRncc5bCamte ole 3Hdthdulcr hllt
ltlnlo'9en IEo uni1ulDigen lerbIed)ern be
Holterfcu, III Den peHnl1lUQulidjen nHr thsllz
apetie io9or IN ben WarglGurr GiineilreQtoz
ueE Stnttbnteu tcjangen Wur0en QCaen
aueLdls DE SCrbrcden Der liiOlji5en Sutiure
&InIeleI tDaren. -0le y0falbeb0rOeu tijrdJteten
fh nnO UerbsIen ii4 0em 8reibeu aeQen>
abtr nntbdug logAr ole &otalprelie muQtI Is
audit, be 1heHoglatcn 5u bIidtSn, uno Die
tSta1tsbI hprDtn 3luditn ciu aGQe IN, Denn
50 tate aH iUeaqcS Auftr1tn Stlmm5n
f0iteu fonHen. 2te ,Snnpc5 b(h0r0eu Qbgr
tlimhert:H kd) gar nid)t oaglm, Oenn Gle
@rmOreeteu iuaren ia telAe Neqer. gSdbrcRD
oes langen AusiauOes i'm IebfCu 99intcr bd.
ben MN bic llnttaten Der penniulDanlialeli
Utolltes" oas Wlaab uoa gemad)t uuo enc,
li9 bat man De9oHneH, Itreng gegeu Oieie Ct.
heime ytoroeTbGnoe auiSntseten, nit meldgul
Grfol9e 9'bt ans Ha9febenoem berpOr: Sie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

@oot bate inn tuIol9e 0eiTeu bas " enrs
naBl oermetgert. SeHfius uertlagte ben @oot
Dor Dem gCiitlihen Glrihte in Ganterburr,
uHo oleisS entidie0 8r @uuiten oes @eiitlis
Den. DaS Sbergeri1t i9eint ltberaler Al
letn; es oerrrtbetlte ben 9eiltliden in bic 9os
ten uno marnte ibu, Dem Sentius ieruer nod,
ote Saframente III uerpeigern.
SdliifSbertdIte. = Srauriger Sd,iFSSerIuff.
VOnb o II, 16. 6ebr. - Die uOrrueaiihe
Sarfe ySlofa" lam BON Baltimore in
Queenstown an. 9ie 8arfe bra6te susi
UtatrOien ees 5hifie5 rs. s. 6atfielO," BON
uan Bremen beitimmt. Die
Barrie ticB unterneg5 nuf ba8 Sdiff, rpeldeS
.ineu 2ed batte mo iib nit 8afIer fii0te.
Sin Boot puroe sur 6iilic oeS Sdtfes Gbgc"
1tdt, fOHnte aber in 6Olge Der bOben Gee
,oHelbe n!dt errelhen. 8rei HatrOlen iprara
Itu iehH.E iiber Soyo, mouoH Giuer ertruuf,
be bstoen 2lnOcreH abcr gerettCt muroen.
0Ic Veute wlren, ais bd5 Boot iie aufuobm,
m 5SoIge Der ausgeiIanOensu 2eioen 10 era
d0pft, baB iie nt6t ipreden founteu. Die
Scrte bileb mdbrenO Der gtadt III Der gtGbe
osS Sflhe8; al5 aber Der Dtorgeu fam, mar
oos gebtere uidt mebr fftbar uuO muhrs
detnltdl nit alien am Soro befinoliden
UteniGen uutergegauQen.
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Ros iiGbernc @rftnIfrr.

O0S llberde 3eltQiTer, 0a eiumal oaS 40 l.
enc nod] i'll meiiCr Struc liegt, ioQ mad
Sfritfn ans &S1i1IngtOu Qm n6hjten |.
Itarj beg'nncn, lnoem uCn oteiem Sn1e an
Die 9ml)Icn ntncn B0pier=Sle,ngeloe pcrz
idrF9 etNgeItelt uHO Silbermiiuien BON 10
tl8 10 cents INTER oaS Yublifum qebrad]t
WTOer 'Oueu. &et0uutlidb hat Qudl Der
MiIn}Oueltor giuoermanu Nicie8 Broiett BE-,
Tlumortet, oa nod) lcIner Sered,nuna oaS Al
otelem 3pede gcprQgte SiibergelD I'M Ser,
9aItnlDe ju y . , bis YrO5ent menl9er
mertb ut, ol9 Gill BapierbOllar, bic 9lusfnbr
Ciecr Su-ermliuIelt Su Spefulat ious5meden
aiio ntbt Sn bciiirdttn Ndnoe. Stun mag
9r. yl1cermanu clu gang gutter 0tanu fiir
ltlr 6a0 'elI, 05er pom 0anoCIsz uno Si.
nduSWetN, ME cS itA inter Der Napier.
9;l0.UtIltre btTSnlanoe geitaltet bat, beritebt
er ot1eH5Qr lear menl9, trtnu er, mte aeides
ben, pon Gtm90l0cplIrIe l13 ausqebt uno III
ais g}artmHm annImmt, bis III meldem
Gourle ielne Sbeorie Sti9 baiten piirbe.
2Sle ourlD0rS unSuOeriGllg aber beie Ebeoz
TIE III, be!Utilt Die SbatiaL1e, baB iuit am ga.
le Der PROCLAMATION btcies Grperlmentes bic
Solpborle fun0 tbut, 0aB iie auf Elm 8Drt.
den mtt5ure0en bat, llu0 ibre Proclamation
i0ntete uorgeeru: Sob 1l3f"-oas lit i6on
! Prejent retr, oils Dor aG)t SaqeH. Utan
9iebt sIuar OlS9runo oieierStcigcrunQ bic porz
5elterH ilattgebabte SaluB. giquioation Slpi=
ldcn Dem 6mau3s sOfinllterIum unO bem be-
foHnttn SpnOitQte on, III 6olge 9eIien Qetz
tereS s. 600 ,0G0 Sob baar in oas Inter
lthatGmt clnlu3abien hatte, unO man meint,
odB Cl.lcS Sob mad ane nod meber inter
o11 Pubiltum f0mmt, 0ber oiele Selieber
iAuorTcn Ole Shatil4e. oaB tbeiis burf Die
Abnabme nCS lSaGren- un0 Brobutten Grs
p9r!cS - moran Die i1le9teu Bretie bon
SonmmOllc unO 9ttraiDc III europa l6ulo
mo - tfcI!@ Durf ben Smrort uou Suuossz
Gbll9auonen ous Guropa unO enolih au9
our@ re SitnOtgun9 BON Sunbe5 Shliga
tioncn 1Itr Den &daunSSipuo, Die tbeilwetie
n europa 9ebalten mcrOen, ein flotter @Olp=
GFpclt 'llr bic uGdjte 3clt iebr ipabrIdeinli9
III, mtt 0ena ahdl iitr geitern bsreits 81 ,8OO,=
90 3rr &erldlnung nI9 europa angemslbet
mar;n. 9os @olou9lo braud,t allo nur rod
I'M en- poar 5roSeute Sr iteigeE - uno bic
3an5e H,noermanu Idle &becrie llcqt i'm Ser.
ldeloen. >5obalp aut hur ODER I Bro,eut
%roHt II AusNt)t itebt, mdocn Die @elo-
bGn0ier ld)on bal.ir iOr0en, oaB bic Silber=
mtn3eu IN Den 94melStiegel manoeru uno
SfPofilrt merosn. (StS5t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

eonfltutton in 8raft ,u ieteu uuO Die 99ette
amertfaniider 8iirger i'm auslanOe 5u oeft.
niren. Die Bill Uerfiigt, oaB Die 8Or.e - De-
nll3ll" uno ,mObnen" auf cine fefie 8obnunq
an etnem ipeSieuen Srte i9licBeI laiIen. SH
eetlelbe1 ueroen alle amertfanii6en Siirger
peg S9utes Der Ser. Staaten oerIidert.
= gSr iptrnen morgen ausfiibrli5er auI 6iejc
Bill Suritdtommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

gtew , DOrf, II. 6ebr. - Oiidlael 0(ur
gl99' Der OR I'M CONNER 1874 in 0fodlonO.
SoHnfq esloI9ten @rmorOuug Der NtatilOa
9ulu0 ltnlotg befuuceu uuD iwet Dlal ne
atH Oes SerbrehenS Gum 8ooe berrrtbeilt
mar, OeHtn 0inrihtung aber Ourdl leaule
GlnloenOun9en aufgeldObeu purOe, 1T beute
a0ermaIs sum GoOe bur9 ben Strid uerurz
tBelIt. nnO ole 6inridtung ioa am I. april
tm 9crl4tSgebduoe fir 0tOdlauO. @ountp
oOGSogen peroCn.
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SiySDr0.

Heps Orleans, g., Il. Sebr.-So5n Cot
tep, Elm @etItIsteamter, uno 2. 8. Tepbouie se.
rtetben beu.e beim SiGaroipiee in Strett, Dd6renO
&tiieH NewbOuie ietueu gsgnsr Oura eiuen Stus
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tlebetIAipeat asmua. - Sseenss
permit.

9 96tnectatp, N,>0., 16. 6ebr. = 5n
lester ytadt murOe Oas RObarut &bal poH
ciner 6OafRtb belmgeiRAt. Ser 6IuB mar
ari unierer Seite mo oberbalb QmitcrbamS
our1 Sis 9eOGmmt uup Der .&sntral-Sabn-" :"
g8eg ltanO 5 6uB tief unter 8aiier; all sint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

gen Stellen oeriperrten 20 SUP bObe gisbau,
zen SIe 8abn. gSGbreuO Der gta9t mu6te
Der Ssrfehr etngeitellt meroeu, beute MOrgen
muree 1tOo9 Der 0itlid1e 3ug wie6er erpcOirt,
Sn 6ol9e elmer @tSodmmung uabe glmfcr.
pam mnroe Der game untere Sbel oes Srtes
aberl4memr1t unb mebrers 6inier aus tbren
Sunonmenten gerifeu. Sin SinO iol ertrun=
ten lem. Das sis bat ft4 bier gelfaut. gSet=
ter HnteH I'M Sbale bat ole 6lutb gllles iiberz
lh91menlnt. 9as gSdiier itiea bier IN leBter
9aft 159 6uB, lit 0ber beute mieoer nm ,
6uR aemifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
Cine aeMe X3tQ tber g5atIratjia=
finn

8aibiugtOu, IL. 6ebr,-5nl 9lepra,
itHtaHtenbauie berihtete beute 0r. 6ouiner
pom @Omite Oes 9luspGrttgen cine Stu Gin,
Die Seriigungen Oes IA, announcements Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
In NhTIoSpIhbFo

a. Ft:SSsF"tUNV% tt SWtkSQgtpUBU
= 9tta clip q, 10. Sebr.-Oie Staots
ttatgSIqo9t oerltet beute rubtg. gtur pier Jte=
loTLlz@anotOateu murnen ermHblt. Die De.
noIfaten lollen iieben @aroS gewounen ba-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
Sin @tttbredIer erSd1ofTcr,.
gcruttiIciI1I11o ei11Ts SOs6rocra

S tte= claims, R..Y, II. 6ebr. -
pafrq 9tuo0 purOc, wabren6 er geiiern 4bcnO
III Der ytdbe BON 5auptowu Elm 6aus berou.
Ofll lDolte, ourh einen Sdlns netHhtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18
Scsteite Ga6elbett@te.
SOQiiium 3m itr BaKagiersSampiCr
i'm Cnglii5en Ranale.

Ser ,6auburger @anlpfer o6raucouia"
bobrt Den mad DIT Snoien befimm.
ten 9umpfer Strait @lp0e"
in ben @rulO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

Rrsis: 8crtoirei uab iraeuo cinem I6eile Der Ser
&taateu uu0 Gmaoa's $3.50, naG europa 5j.00pr
ahc III 3JcItti1lliI-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-02-18

QouDOu, 16. Sebr. - Sine 8erliner
0eptidJe Git Die nStanourO" ia9t, OaB aaiier
Bilbelm i'll Der @eiiiOn rer preuBii9en @lien.
bubneu an Oas 9fet9 letue @enebml9ung er-
tbeilt hot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
Superui(orenrat9 pom Dubuque 60.
sunni Sibuna.


%. Sum-. Die @siude pon s. s.
Rsbmann, s. 9. MoOre, @Iiiabstb Sd,eis
ner, s. 8. SeIemann, 50. s.. 5raneis,
6. 8. Sirco, .. Wc Sees unb O. Oress
wurben uerporfen. Der baIbidbrise ge'
ridt bes S9asmeiiters 8iuiams wurbe
mad semauer Yrifuns ri@tis berufen unb
senebmist.
Die @eiude Der Dubuque e. %. giiens
abu, uon Bridget garoa, Wm. german
unb 5. .. 8uid purbsn bas lsetere untsr
benz gebins senebmist, baB es ii@ nur auf
$4,000 @sIo unb Grebite be;iebt. gs warb
uerorOnet, baB cine Bride iiber Sprins:
brand, mo bieier Bad bic Dubuque 81
Canton @iienbabn treust, sebaut werben
iou. I'm Gable Mouns Gomnibip gu bels
fen, cine Bride in Der Ndbe uon 9anstoH's
&eiibens gu bauen, wurbsn 500 bewiuist.
Seinen Subtraction semaB CAB Der gOuntp
@nwaIt feline @nii9t iiber bas &s9t bes
Superuii orenrutbes @elbsr fir StraBenpers
befsrunsen aussuseben, babin ab, baB,
wsnn aud Der SuperuiiOrenratb bic Ma6t
fat, aussaben gum gau pon StraBen i'm
County ansuOrOnen, bas Sberseri5t emit.
idiesen bat, baB cine 9lbitimmuns n6tbis
lit, UNI bic Gontructe bic uusseseben per,
ben, siiltis gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
Am Sreitag A6eno fam SObn Stri:

qtt Srettd9 Abeao tam Sobn Sfras
Der uon ieiner arbeit friid unb wobIsemutb
mad 9auie unb sins sessn balb neun llbr
nit isinsm gruber in bic gtdbe pom Sdsers
Difiuerie in ben Miiiiiippi babem. &eis
nsr non bsibsn tonnte idwimmen. Sobn
sins INNER meter binaus in ben Slug, trat
cine 8ant binuntsr in tisfss 8aiIer unb
idrie um Sllfe. Sein grsber, Der am
austleibsn mar, iprans mad, ersriii i'm,
fonnte ibn ubsr ni@t feitbuIten unb pdre
man ni6t nit einem Ra3en our Sunb ses
ueien, 10 bate aud Grans bas 9Oos bss
Sobn setrOffen, Der ertrant. Man iu9ts
mad benz R0rper, ben mar erit Samitas
frib um 81 rbr fanb. SSObn Stribsr par
81 Sabre alt, Elm feiBiser, ipuriamer unb
pobIersOsener iunser Wann. Der SerIuii
triit bic Mutter, cine Wittpe, bic ibren
Waann bur9 cine &eheIerplofion p%erIOr,
isbr bart. 9lm Sonntas wurbe bic 2eids
auf benz @ottssader Der ct. Mariense:
meinbe beiseiett unb cine aubersepObnli9t
Mense 6reunSe unb 8etannte saben bas
Iebte 9eleit.