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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
"a Conn pIete Pictorial History of the
Times.'' .''-''The best cheapest and most
successful Family Paper In the Union"
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRA
Notices of the Press.

NOttceS OF tHe ITcSS.
Hdyper's Weekly is the ableSt and most pow-
erful illustrated periodical published in this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con-
vincing, and carry much weight. Its illustra-
tions of current events are full and fresh, and
are prepared by our best designers. With a
circulation of 10000, the Weekly is read by at
least half a million persons, and its influence
as an organ of opinion is simply tremendous.
The Weekly maintains "a positive position and
expresses decided views on political and So
ciaI problems.-LouiSuitie COlHieT-Journ0l.
It's articles are models of high-toned discus
sion, and its pictorial illustrations are often
corroborative arguments of no small force
". Y. Examiner and Chronicle
Its papers upon existent questions and its
inimitable cartoons help to mould the senti-
ments OF the country.-Pttsbtr9 Commercial.
Hdrper's Weekly stands at the head of Illus
trated journals in the United States in circu-
lation, editorial ability and pictorial illustra-
tion.-Lddies' Repository, Cincinnati.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
LINES OF TRAVEL
CHAN CE OF TIM z.
LEAvELoS ANGELES:

Cn and after Saturday Jan. ,lS76, and until
further notice. trains will run every day as
follows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
Dissolution of Copatrnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copart-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Domecq and Lassere, carrying
on business as dairymen at the Cienega
dairy, about two miles West of Agricultural
Park, Los Angeles, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the first day of January, A. ID.
1876. Jean Domecq will settle all debts of the
firm and receive all monies due the firm.
EUGENE LASSERE,
JEAN DOMECO,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
PUBLICATIONS.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Prairie Farmer

Was established in 1911, and is now the lead
ing Agricultural and Family Journal in the
West 1t is devoted TO the interests of Agri-
culture Horticulture and Stock Breeding, the
Apiary, Poultry, Household, etc; it has also
a literary and young folks department, and
gives full market reports, news and topics o
the day. 1t is published weekly by TIE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,

At Chicago, in neat quarto form of eight
large pages, and is handsomely Illustrated
from time to time, with portraits of fine stock,
buildings, improved farm machinery, etc.
The publishers aim is to make it indispens-
able in every household into which it finds
its way. Specimen copies will be sent to any
address, free; subscription price is S2.l1 per
year, payable in advance.
Liberal cash commissions allowed to agents
and to those who may associate together for
subscription purposes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23

SEWING MACHINES

If you are wanting to buy a Sewing Ma
chiue, try a new Wilson and you will have no
other.
A trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its superiority over all others, being adiusta-
bic in all its parts, every movement being
positive, with a perfect tension and adjusta-
Bile feed. 1t is simple, strong, durable and
cheap, light and rapid running, doing all the
different varieties of sewing from the finest
fabric to the heaviest cloth or leather.
The latest improved Wilson Will not run
backwards, thereby avoiding the breakage OF
needles and thread amt necessitating the re-
moval of the goods ftom the machine while
winding the bobblns as is The case with all
other machines. HIGHEST PREMIUM AT
THE WORLDS FAIR, Vienna 1873. A very
important Improvement has lately been ad-
ded to the Wilson. Call and see 1t before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 70 try one is to buy one.
Z. c. GL1DDEN, Agent,
No. Court street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Also-Agent tor Frank I4nslie'S Cut Paper
Patterns. ON hand, II superior stock of
needles, thread, silk twist, oil and attach
ments for all standard Sewing Machines
dl4 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
Notice..

OFFICE OCCIDENTAL LAUNDRY, No o4CoRIT
STREET, Los ANGELES.
. ATRONS will please take uotice, not to
pay over any moneys to any OF the for
mer drivers, but to settle with the present
driver and agent, Mr.. NJ. S. 0sTERHoADT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11
TEE DAY.

TGE DAY.
II would have been msnomcr to call Philadelphia
sthe Quaker City, day. Her usual staid appearance
was transformed and gorhed by patriotic decorations
% an extent never before in American city.
For days tho Philadelphans have been preparing
: and when the morning dawned few indeed
the buildings which had not been gaily decorated
with patriotic cmbems, and the nags hung droop-
ing nom their stalls The long, straight chcckerboard
strects-Philadephia's peculiar pride-presented .
Ihck vista Of wet flags and bunting, but tho noon sun
svaporated the moisture, and In the cheerful
sunshine the became gaily animated with the
multIarious ensgns Of all naaionA There hardly
building In tho city limits which did not present moro
or less display. From the most prcsentious mansion
u the lowlcst habaton the side streets and alleys
the residents were alike filled with the patriotic
Tor cosmopolitan and national embellishment 40
other city ever c1uailcd tho picturesque which
Philadelphia presented Even the dog had flags upon
their collars Car horses and street cars, wagons OF
Svcry description little children ~ the happy ENJOY
mont OF the holiday were necosstsd with bunting or
sarrcd about ostcntatousy the miniature flags Of all
nationA
rux pRcoRAriosx.
Much taste was dspayd at OF the leading
business houses and private residen in the arrange
ment OF their acadcs aud by the paintings Of historic
characters their store fronts In some cases the
windows were lined with costly drap cry representing
The American coors and forming in many cases neat
framework to patriotic pictures press uted behind the
glass partitions.
rnE BIRTHPLACE OF LIBERTY.
But independence Hall bore the palm for brian
establishment The entire front OF this historic
structure gracefully festooned with the American
colors each window studded in symmctricaI order
with American nags, tho ends Of each gracefully
gathered. To the snn over tho main entrance, at
heroic size painting OF
'TnE GODDESS OF LIBERTY"
was hemmcd In BY thick folds OF the trrcoor. In
line along each side tho painting the coats OF arms Of
The memorable thirteen States were displsycd and ~
each end OF tho building larger representation
81 tho State and city OF arms were clothed
graceful drapcry Lihcs OF smaller flags ran nom tho
roof 10 tho cupola. Many compliments
paid during tho day upon lis excellent deco
rative appearance Tho Ledger Office displayed
$50 naes, pendant from each window. and tho
ana hotels along Chestnut street were gcncr.
ousiy profusc IN thear displays All the decprauGis
were OF truly cosmopolitan character. The flags Of
every natYn, not forgetting the emerald cusrs OF Erin
we're plentiful aud at the Union League Cluu near
whose front broad tho procession formed tho
beautiful building was made especially abrasive Tho
citizens Of Philadelphia slow TO rccpsnzr the
rarc honor which has been accorded 10 hers aware of
the the eyes OF tho civilized world were 10 day
turned upon her. she has render the CITY
attractive that strangers must have been much i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11
Senators, Ambassadors, Generals,
Governors and Statesmen
Lost in a Mob.
THE MACHINERY HALL.
Scenes and Incidents - The Lights and
Shades Of the Day.
From Rain to Sunshine and
from Sunshine to Rain.

tf1e PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1870
The International Centennial Exhibition was opened
to-day Ia Paramount Park by tho President Of tho
United statoa His Majesty Dom Pedro Emperor Of
Brazil: all the high officers OF government tho
Senate. House and Supreme Court tho officers Of the
State Of Pennsylvania, New York. Maryland. New
Jersey, Massachusetts and crowd that may DO est-
mated ~ from zoo 90 10 $4,000 people Tho weather
cool, pleasant inviting Tho ominous rain
storm which aarkencd the skies for thrysix hours,
only broke away the President entered carriage
60 10 the grounds and when the President 70
read bis speech 70 conclude the CEREMONIES tho
broke in glorious splondor, ana had, before tho
day was over, tho warmth Of summer. Hs had
scarcely left tho fair before the rain again. The
details Of tho ceremonies will DO found in
tive. But. in BRIEF have only 70 say that in all
respects II was success, that serious accident
happened to its peace and enjoyment, and that
Philadelphia may well DO proud Of the honor paid to
her by the nations which celebrate the Centennial
within her gates
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
DcltaMsiteumnssz9tloer.

- Sle @lertS beS HrelS Sert1etlnn9sz
giireauS iino nod immer init Dem 4u8 ldreis
ben Ter DOL ben Suries abgegebenen YreiSa
llrtbelle beid)dfttst. 9aB babel Oicienigen
Qusiteaer begiiulttst werben, meldle ben
@lertS fir OaS faIltsrapblihe Iusltreibcn
Oieler llrtbeile etue belonoere Gratifitatlou be-
5ableu, id)elut eiue auSgema6te Sad]e 81
iein. @luer Dieier Glerfs, Der BON Der @en-
tennial,@ommiiFon beSablt tplro unb Der BON
glufaug Der austeanng all bier uno pa Gle
Sdreibsr, Iufleber, &C. &C. perroenoet morben
III, laBt iib fir jsbes ioldes @ertiHfat %
Dollars besab.en. OaB bic Gentennal=@oms
mtljion, peIder Sies bod befannt iein muB,
nid,t einen 6legel uosiDiebt, iit unbe9retflid).
4nsm1rtige Auslteller warten uer9ebenS auI
Die @ele9enbeit, bic llrtbslle Iber tbre Ius
lteinngs Segeniianbe nur Su copiren. Sebt
beibt e8, alle Bre1s-llrt5eile piiroen in gufs
form eri1einen, aber Dor yteulabr lei an eine
Bublifation ntdt 5u oenfen. Sragt man
eluen @ommiildr, 10 iagt er OieS, unb Der
uadne bebauptet gerape cas- @egenthel!.
0en 2euten 1T einfad) hie Iusfellnng iiber
ben &opf geipatielt, unb iie fino nlbt Itan'
ner Senus, Dies elnSu9elteben.
= gSdbreno zines 9eiprddeS NIT etrter
rnllii hen ausltsuer erfldrte oieier. baB cr fid
baliiber nur munbere, mie weniSe OlebltGblt
bel Dem ungebeuren Weni6enanorange Dor
fdmeu. Sn gBleu, YariS uno Yonron war'
es ulel iAlimmer sepeien, rno bel iolden
Bejnde, mie ibn Die Gage Der iebten WofIen
re9elm9Bis nit iib braAten, ,pilroe fat Nie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
25cr.dte aus ocnl SSnncrn oes
Gt0atcS.

- (Au3 2lnuapoll8.l Staat5aumatt Sen.
III QisQuitb muroe am Souuabcno i'm bleIl.
gen Srti5gTidte Don eiuer Obumad)t beialz
len. Gr fam lcood) nod Serlaui meul9er
0linutcu mteOer III iid).
- (SranO.) QN5 gHobubau3 0e5 S0rt.
@aleb SAT al Ser yIbertD 9}oaO IN Saltmortz
&ouutp, ncun Wtelcn bon Baltimore, brauute
am Souuaben0 NadDmittag nteOer. Scr
Galult, Der idJ uuf mebrere &auieuo 8oQar8
belGuit, ift uIht OMh Srihruuq geocdt.
- (2lua 60gT5tomn.) Ser Gbrw. s. -.
GHon Uom ollriuu8 College" in E2nniploa-
men marOe am cBttn Oilttmob ais Batter
Der Smelten refOrmrttu SlrdJe III 0agcr5tomH
etngeicet. - Sn 8itllam5port, g8aibiH9toHs
&ourtp, muy0e OtGler Gage Elm geptTsr
2lcrauow Steiieu aui @runC eiUe5 pomGoHs
Oerueur Don 8euuehee crlaiitnen 2lu3tieis,
ruug5beiebl5 bin ocrbuitct uuo mad Wcmpbis
nbgciibrt. StefiG9 mar iritber Glerr oeS
SteUTtlaucgmer8 III W!emubt8 mo iOu bel
getriigereieu, tie 2eBterer Ueriibt but, bethCtz
tjgt gcweieu iciu. = 9a5 NefO.mationsieit
wurOc am SOuutage i'll Ger lutberii9cu Egl-
nitn 8irde" i'll 0G9er8town feierll6 begangeu.
- Or. gSiu!an 0amtborne, Der am SOHH-
tag yladmjttag Don ietHem ShWUgcriOhHe
ermoro2t wur0C, par0 am Qtontage jur Jfube
beItott,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03

mano gema9t bnbeu, bort Die Sdaufdten gu
Difnen nuo ben 3eiuheru einen Gegenfauo in
Die paito gu geben.
- Die 9efliigel- -austeGuns 1T iebt fertig,
Die SatalOge iino eridtenen, uno 10 melt 1T
lQes IN Der Srcnung. Mebrere 0ieiben BON
Gdfsen fteben leer, elm Sepers, baB man fir
oleie Nu5iteuung ebeno, pie fir Die Sbierz
iGau, cine itdrfcre SeididunJ ermartet bate.
Snoeiien lit Die ausiteQuu9 imme.bin iebr
intsreiiant unb genabrt ben Gbierfreunoel
grOBes Sergniigen. Sur eiue Srutm a.
iatne, bic b ION Dan in y q m e,
luar geltern 81 ieben, unO 5u bieier fonnte
man ni6t nabe beranformea, I'M Die @inz
ridtllug su ieheu, bic auBerOem burf Stl3'
9edeu ben glideu eu3ogen mar. Die beicen
anDereu Waidiuen, (su Der einen gebOren
aut Jog. fiiuftli9e Wiitter, SaitenuorriAtunz
gen, tueld1e Den eben au8gefrodenen Sungen
2Sdrme uno Sdue gelpdbreu,) ruareu I'M
3trin:er etu9eidloiien uno besbalb bem Be.
iu9er nidt 5uGdnglt9, wie Der Sbers2luf-
ieber Der AuSiteaung ueriiderte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
VicSerMebelumg bon 56oiGtoltcm
OIEG1 ole gtOItr.

Ga9rldt aus @amp Gtambaugb, ssh tbeilt
nit, bob cine an5 800 6amilicn beifsbemoc
Sanbe Der SGOidouen an 80. Sttober 81
8ainteoz 9tod, 80 Weilen bon St0mblugb,
ourd, cine itarfe, aus 1900 6anlitien beitebcnoe
5treifpartte Ser SiOur augc9liifcn mnrOe.
90 melt man in @rfabrun3 9ebrad,t bat, eHt
gin0 nur eiu Sfoi6One, ltamans 9umtp,
Der all9emetHen Wtsgelet. 0umfg lit berielbe
Snbianer, pelder oas 2e6cu Oe6 @apitdn8
6enrp i'll Dem Speiten @efe4te Oc8 @enerals
Sr00f rcttete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Der Btcd,cr BON Ittlaozlpbta.

IS IL bel y Ia, ga, ,. g(0O. -Aeler
Gage itauO Der Gettlide SbomaS .. Sott
Dor alderman Sedr, oe5 Gbebrud5 an9e,
tlaQt. Wagtha S,rmGu, Oie 6rau I'M Slid.
bauie gu &enitugton, mo CT, Der oerheratbete
Wanu, nit Sri. Youuger cine betmlldle 3us
iawmeutunft bats, iagtc ais, baB geacu Gnoe
Suli 6r. Gott in @eielIi4ait Clntr IunQen
Dame Su ibr gefommen iei, I'M bel r5r iitr
cine g6ode 5u loaireu. Sn Der Nteinung,
olG iie Wtann Emo 6rNu icleu, babe 3eugIu
6em B6rten 9eiattet, bel tbr I'll mobneu, mo
0ieielbtn idllteien OH WiOutag, 9ienitag,
0iittrpod uHO 0Onucritag Nadt8 beliammcn
in einem 3lmmer. SIN Sreu5Oerb0r iagte
j3eugin: yBeioe babeu bios elm 3immer
9cbabt." 2lm iOlgenoen WtOutage babe or.
YOtt bic Hednung be3ablt mo ici abgereilt.
Die Sodter Der Srau 5ermau beildtt9te 2lis
les, mas tbre Dtuttcr au8gea9t bate. Der
9Sater oe5 Sri. YOuugcr iagtc, baB ielne Sod
ter in Jener bon rer erIten 3eugln be5eld]uGten
gSod|s inter oerl Sorpanoe pom 0aule ab=
meieuo gemeien lei, tbre Serpanoteu aui Dem
2anoe Su beiuden, uno oaB iie crit am Gnoe
Der gSodc ple0er Suriidgcfe9rt iet. CONT
muroen feline 3eugeu bernommeu, mo an
Sflufe bes 3eugeuuTb6rS itclte Ser Af0crs
man ben ,,0tepereuD" Sott inter cine Slirg.
id1aft BON $4,000, I'M itdl i'm udbiten Sc
rlatstermiH oEi Die 2tni9ulOiguug 6e5 gbe.
hrurlS III nPrnufmnrtetI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
2sera,tfGte seIegrapbtYMe
NchieSG1cfa

|. - Sn $ropiocnce, Cont, tuurOe GGiar
Baciui am leeten 9Jtlttpo4 megen grmprs
ouuq ieiue5 2anNSmanuS 8rancisco Sinceutt
,u lebensldu9lider 3u9tbauSltrafe usrurs
- 9us Der 6lottau=4 =4faoemie su annupo.
lts purpen 3pel weit2re Rioibipmen, @baS.
SO, Garrett aus Suotana unD S. u. g8ooO-
north aus Californian me9en ~ DSu68preuen5"
ausgeitoBen.
- Sn Milrpaufee 9raiiiren ba8 S0artad)z
fieber uno Die 8lattern in beOentli6em @raoe.
-M. .. g8eeDen, melder iiberfitbrt murpe,
@atbarinc 6. s. GSeautr im letten gtpril in
elnem Sreuoeubcuie in YrOpi0ence, SIS,
ermoroet Su baben, purbe 9etern III Dem er-
pdbnten Blaee gu lebenSldngll1er 3u1ts
hausirafe perurtbeilt.
- Su Sa6annab wur0en seiteru BcrIo.
nen beeroigt, bon tpesden 5 an gelben Sieber
ftarben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
YottttfmeS.

81 m . b / 8, Senu., 2. JfOO. = 8encral
Manep, Der unabbdngl9e republifaniidc @ane
oioat fir Oa8 @ouuerneur8amt, CAB beute nm
Mitternabt fOlgeuoe @rtlaruug ab: n0a c5
mir unm09lia i6eint, Die Su mctuer @rpdb
lung nDtbtge lluteritisung Su erlan9en, 10
CLAUDE i'd, osm pOn metuer 8artei gewiiuid,z
ten 3mede Oaour6 am Selteu 81 f6rOern, 0aB
iG1 neiuen Wamen ais &anoiOat SuriifSiebe. -"
0emuah bleibeu jebt nod @ouuerreur Yor=
ter, Der cemOiratiAe @anoiOat, 0Oriep Sbo,
mas, unabldugiger QemOtrat, unb s. YAro'
len (Jteger), unabbdn3iger 8epubIitaner, I'M
Gcp1he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Shibcnb1tttS Der Wer. .Staatst BON
Ipro gantertfa. - Sas nadfte
~ E%it 4, on fptf

Die .N.zD. Stsata." id,reibt: ngtad) ben
bisber einse9ansenen Serid)ten BON bem bis
heriyeu SOrorte BbilaOslplia 1T oas 6eluls
tat Der Abltimmuu9 Der Sunoesuereine in
Se5us anf Die Sra3e: ruo oas Snnbesihtcben
oes Sabrcs 1878 abgebalten meroen iol ? -
RAP baS nddlte Suuresid)ieben in Sd)iibenz
Yarte bsl llnioue1iu ab9ebalten mo Oab
Stem Dort ais Der 6cforI betrad)tet psroen
ioa. 0ieie DtittbsIlans sebt ms bon lem
SoefretGr hes g3uuoeS su"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Gporfa' We0e.

+ Die.N .Netp. gorfer &apitalilier nno Vlutau'
oer. Der d,rlltl,1e &auimann Dodge uno Der
artitlibe Siaat5mann SaD al Der Spleer
baiten orgsftern Abeno cine DsaiienperlamIll<
luna anbsrcunlt, nW jtt pon Dem tiif.t9enao'
cpfateu gH. @partS.eine StuMprppe Ealten 81
laiien. gSie emit bic WtoabiterfDnige ben
Yropbeten Biieam anf e.uen Berg fitbrtenI,
nm ,5Srael ~ periia dea uHo pleler pa, NO e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Selegrapbii9e Sepei6elt.
cSulauO : Seneiflcu.
gus Der Smmoeshauptftas
(Seridbte Der
'Glioeitrteu Brtfie- fur ben rSorreiponeenteu.1)

Q8 bingto II, 2. Jtopember. - Ser
Superintendent oes 3efrutirungSsieuitcs fir
Die Gaoallerte lit angewieen norOeu, $50
0tetrnten nadl Brownsville, Ger, gu i6ifeu,
no bieielben Dem s. @apallefiez Negiment elm
uerletbt meroen iolen.
- Wan ifGbt, baB 3miid)en 2O00 un0 5000
2tngefte0te eer peridiebeneu 6egierunasbeparz
temeuts naA ibrer 9eimatb abgeretl't iino,
nm gu itimmen. 0as Gtciultat Der beuorz
it2beuOeu 8abl biloet baS allgemeine Inter
haltnngstbema, nnO 5eiOe Barteien iino iBres
SliPnrS iihnPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Sic @elf.g(usifcII1tt,t.

BbtlaOelpbia, 3. ytOpember. - Sb-
gleid cine ipeStelle Sdfularfeier Der 0eutid)z
Amerifauer auf bieien Gag anberaumt NOR
ben mar, iano beuuo6 feine DENOMINATION
irgcno elmer att fott. Der Qnoraag Der Be-
iu6er it jeSo9 bebeuteilo uuo nm llbr na.
rem 106 900 Beriouen ouf benz Qusitsaung8-
Ylabe anueieuo. - Die Narmorftatue oe8
8ii1ois Allen BON Der airifaniiden Metbo.
bitentirdle puroe beute obue meitere Gerenoz
mem in @eaenmart BON mebrereH 6unOert
6arbi9eu entbuGt.
- Die beutige Gn5abl Der 5ablenSeu 8e'
iufer belief iidl adf 6,502, bon tpeldlen
1102 gum balben @intrittSsB sBreiie 5ugelafen
tnlrhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
Ser Dretsfampf BET Yemm'S 0rope,
IL .cf

g alem, SIS, 2. Nop.-9ie @ei9poz
renen in Dem Moroproseie 9egen g8m. See'
Den, Gam. @ollper. Stcoler II. a. pel9e
2estere augeflagt ilu6, gSM. Balfer, alias
gSm. Softer, inetHem Sautfampie bel Benn's
@rope, N..S., ermorbet 5u baben, so9sn ii4
nm Elm Giertel uadD9 llbr suriid. Sei ibrer
9iiidfehr in ben 9eri9tSiaal gaben iie etnen
auf Spbti9lag lautenbsH 2Sabrlprud al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
&arl GGlnra ratn1t Oas 99aNIfeIo.

NeW,Y IT, 2. yEOUbr. = 8arl Sd)nrS
perabihieOete iidj geItern i'm republifanlideu
!0anptquartiere uu6 reii'te nod 2IbenoS nat
ct. gout8 ab. gr miro ith, mie uerlautet,
oaueruo bort uieoertaiieu mo iu3utunit aus
idlieBlif Der Aouofatur miomeu. Seiu pl0g'
ltder Nbihieo errc9t 2luiicben; man bate
ermartet, OaB er nod cine ooer smet Hc0en
balten mitroe. 2lber Saiten5 Der ,Wanagtr6"
Der Partet id)aint man auOerS beidllofcn SIT
baben. S6ur3 ioa uad Der Nnitd1t Der 6iib.
rer Der 8artei Der yeBtereu mebr geifaoet,
ais gtnutt baben. Seiu 2tbifieo pom
6auptQuartitre mar uon Accommodation
beQleitet, uno feiueS Der beuttgcu republttanls
id,en VlGlter mibmet lhrl elnen gfQdlrNf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
StGHSe.

01empbts, 2. Noucmber. = Die geItern
in @renuou, Dtiii., piitbenOe Seuersbrunit
entirauo in oen Spesereilaben bes 6ru. g.
Mepersburg oil Der @reenftraBe. Der furte
gSinO perbrettcte Die Slammen mad alien
0ti1tun3eu. Snpber's Sauf, SRI. Suffing.
TONS Yubmaaren QaOen, 6rn. Rceean's
8obnbaus unb Die Sifi5iE Oes r&epublican"
muroen 3srftDrt. Ser Serluit belduit iid) aui
iiber $35, 600; Die Seriideruug ami $4,000.
t.Qouis, 2. 9touember. - 0rei bern
Srn. @eOrge an9eb0rige @i8bGuler nebf1
mebreren gtdllen uno ionitigen gtebengehdll.
ben in @Oronbelet murben geitern ytadutittag
burd 8euer SeritDrt. Serluit $4,000; Ser.
ii9eruns $4,000.
5uOiou, N.-g., 2. Iopsmber. = Die
Sanoi6ubiabrif bes 9ru. $. 3. Simpion in
Dem 0orfe @baltam brannte beute Morgen
nieber. Ger Yerluit lit nod nt9t erulittelt.
ct. 2outs, 2. gtoo.-@in grOBes 9Saa-
ren=Magasln binter Der Ipotbefe pc6 Sorn.
u. q. Wiillier, Scr. Ill, gBaibington- ausuue,
muroe beute AbenO total Ourd Sener 5erit0rt.
Ser &erluit betrGgt s25, 900.
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sSrtrttufenA

BreSque SSle, Ont, 2. 9op.-3wei
WGnner, ytamens SteDlern uno gSarope1,
purbeH pOrgeftern Abeno, udbreno fie in
einenl SoOte fiiften, bon etnem Sturme
iiberrad>t uuo in Den Gee einaus9etriebeu.
Maromea puroe ourd cine SturspeGe bon
bem Soote fort9eriifen uuo ertrant; 0teblern
nurho oprprtPt
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Summer 264.

-3n 8aibiuatOu, 3. s., cirtuIirt gegsn.
wdrtig oG5 @eriift, OaB bic Satin ocS 0ru.
8omero, eincs frHbercn GeiauOten Der 9}es
publlf Uierito all ole &Crclnlgten Staten,
nit eInem beriAtiotcH 2lbertln Der Staot
gIcritO entiloten et. 6r. Mariscal, oer
Iesl9e mertauidJc @eianOte, meldler ioebrn
Don cinem Sciudle ans ietTcm SaterlaHoe
nod 2SalbIn9tOn 5Hriidgefebrt 1t, iteut Die
@abrbeit bt5 @eriidlt8 III 9tbre0e.
--Sn Brouioeuce, H..5., wur0e porgeitsrn
Der St0llcuCr &aiar Yactui msgCH@rmOrOuug
0e5 6rarcJaco Yluceutl 5u lebensldngtlter
,3U0tbausbait pcrurtbctlt.
- Der weitlidc &btil Der BrouiuS Sntag
rio, @Gn., wuIoe uOrgeiteru uou etuem i6pe.
rcn @emltter beimgelu6t. @roBsr Sbaotn
purOe augcridtct.
= Die banoels61rie Der Slaot ct. 2Ouis
beihloB gclterT, Gm ndd)ltcn 0teultta9e {otm
2SGbItage) telne Situna 81 balten.
= Die republttauiIden Gauoioatcu Der
Sta0t @incIunatt, tpclde III Der 2Sabl im
lettcn Hionate nit etHer Ilelutn Ntuiorltdt
teiegt murOen, baben ole &rludblung tbrer
0eQuer bslrltteH
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Gtn jugeuolt6er ,fruutMer" @anfz
NR01atfeT

Grop, I..g 2. glOuember. - @efern
iuurOe Die gatoedung gemaft, taB Der 49,
iGbri9e Srarf Seebe. Elm Sudbalter in Der
y 9SeitsSrops s8anf," llnterf9letfe i'm Setrage
prn $400O-$5000 be9angeu babe. Gr oiro
uid,t npridltfid, nPrfoInt mPrhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-03
HoltttTd,e Vntiactt,

Gem Srn. 3tloeu mro lcBt aud Dorge,
porien, cr babe emit i'm yiew NOrter StaatS.
SeuQtc clu @eieB beautragt, wclde5 cte 8 s.
rqeliten emes GBcil5 ibret 0!cdte i'll
Staate yteru 2)ort beraubeu iotter uuo ocs-
halb ie;en otc oortigeu 55r0eliten ourh Die
8ant gegcH ibn. 9le 8abrbeit ut aber, oNB
Guocn ME III ieiuem geben ocn Ncn YOrter
Staat5lenatt nuseb6rte, nic in iciucm 2eben
cine 6eintiellgtcit gegen ole S5raeliten begina
uuo ooB c8 untcr Ocn S8raeItten Nep. Yort'S
nebeH 2lnbdngerH Don 9ageS SaBlreidIe Anz
bdngCr SllOen'8 0ebt.
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NnS Gubn

Saoauna, 2. 0op. - Sin 1000 Mann
itarfes Battalion fam settern ais Spanien
bier al. Cine &abeloepeidje aus Spauien
meloet, oaB eme aolonial 8anf Oaielbit
etabltrt tgoroen lit, melde alte u0tbigen Wtits
tel fir Die lluteroriidang Der 0tsueiou auf
OieIer Sniel gu liefern periprid)t. 2lu5 Dem
Snnern pom @uba laufcu 9tadr;6ten BON
uebsri6wemmun9cn EN-, pld' Scttcre
nrnSa gSfrheerlIuneu alnerldltst haben.