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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Nabcres ti6er Ole gSe01abu.e Ses
SSltb1itterGS6tffCS .Scf0Ota."

2 apann a. l6. Ntdr5. : Die Sad5t Dc
tapta" purOe bel @ul9ra S8lauO nabe
Yorto RicO bon Dem ipanti6en 9anouenboote
s@orteS" eln9efan9en uuO na9 8orto 9fico
gebradt. Shre Sra6t beitaHo aus 243 &iIteu
PuloTr 48 Stiten Batronen, u &iten Bom=
ben, 1000 9epebren, 100 Sarabinern uno 2
9eIditeen. Dtan WeiB nod ni9t, oh anger
oen 2tR3Ieren Hno Der Ntunuifaft ii9 noh
lonit Seute auf Der SafJt befuHoen baben. 9a8
Gtnfangen Der Sa6t lit auffaaig, Oa Die Cor
ties" elm lausiamer Oampfer 1T, oeiien Sefiel
iI@ IN lAledlter Reihafienheit befinhet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
gNctteres ttper ote gNaDl TIT GeIr'
- Q1f1nShire

@aibtugtOn, 10. DidrS. - Senator
Morton bat eine 9epei9e BON Seuotpr @ros
qiu rbalteu, oaB Die Wtebrbeit Der 8epublts
faner iiber 5000 Stimmen betrGat. g..
Concord, R.@S., 10. MGr3. - @henen
erbielt in 215 StdOten uno a8aros 36,3g9,
Marcp 32 ,526, Seuball HnO Ssrlplittert 3s2
Stimiuen. SIN uOrtgen SABRE gnbeu bteiel
ben Stdptc @henep 34,553, Ioberts $500,
99bite II. u. 642 Stlmmen. aus 219 Stdo,
ten un0 g8arbs iinO 169 8epublitaner unO
154 0emofraten als &eprGientanten ermdblt,
Elm 6enlofratiider @swiun BON 8.
gSabLtra90Oie tn 8ewsGampIbire.
Sorts month, H.aS., Is. RdrS, -
@eltern luuroe bier 2H. @antn meqeu Rube,
| ftDrung uerbuftet unb BON ben 8oitsiiten Der.
massR miBbaRoslt, baB er bulb paraRf ftayb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Ste N1ttGOS. = GtWe tlette SeftC
bon SSattatiferu.

y II Il q, IA. OtGrS. @roBe Iufs
re9Hn9 berri4t bier tufoi9e Der am letten
SOnnta9 bur6 Die BOliSet erfolgten Serbufz
tl!n9 BON $50 ygant9oS," pelde eben I'M
8e8rtffe ftuuben, ibr Spferfct 3u beqeben.
Der @aoaper zines @Ogels, beiIen Slnt Ore
DNant9o8" bel iOlhen @elegenheiten trlnfen,
muroe IN etnem 3immer 9efunbeu, ebeuio ole
3reu5e, anf penen Die ytamen Der Nlitalie0Cr
ltanoCn, pelde barum 8u looien babeH, wer
BON tbnen ben @riten, Der ibm be9e9uet, Ter
Horben iol.
Die BOll5ei fan6 feraer einen g(ltar, auf
tnel6ent Elm &b7iitusbilo lag, Dem 5mei Oiei<
ier inn 0fiidsn ftafen, geuau an Der SteGe, an
rpelaer Der vWanigo" ietn Spfer treffsn mug.
9le Dgtanigo8" finO 6etiidanbeter unO
bulol9en d1nltden Srdu6en, rpie Die Sou.
oooS. Sritber waren nlr Sd1parSe in BE
Ter @emeinIaatt, bod inter ben &erbafteten
befan0en iif OieSual cine 4n3ubl @ei6e unO
fiinf3ebGt 6ralen. ,.'v
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
9lms SUB .@mertfa.

MouteoibeO, IA. Mar;. = Senor
9atorre bat 0em braiiIianii6en Nfintier iitr
auSDdrtige angelegenbeiten nlitgetbeilt, oab
er Die 8eiiung Der 9fe9ieruug uTuguap's an.
9enommen babe, ul1b 0en WiniIter perfidere,
| taB es iein beiouoPrer RHni1 lei, Die Ireuno,
| iAaftliden Se3iebuHgen nit GrafiEen alrfz
red)t All erbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Nnbeft ffdf fnIltfrf

4 9 o. 70. Wfat3. = IS miro ani
quite glutOrtdt bin beridltet, baB s. &. Sogt,
friibcr eraer 5ttlfs'GOllettor oer inneren 8ez
ueniieu, pelder pe9eu Steuerbetriigereieu
inter antlage ftebt, nad Gauaoa enflobeu
lit. 6. s. Bridges, Der Srz z9ttpenHe. agent,
IoQ ebenfaas burdgebruunt lsiu; 9ieies ltebt
;pAnh undh 11itnt feff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Die nntttiu6unS 0es GOmtte's
nbet Stc 2lms9aben oeS &rie9S=
SeDGrtetitenfS.

W al 9tngtpn, 16. Widrs. = Das So,
mite tber Die Ausaaben oeS &rie9S Oepartez
me1tS nernahm beute Ben @bef.@lerf 0eS
Srte9S> Gepartements. @r iagte aus, oaB Der
Srte95ntntIter SelfHap i'm auaeiuieien babe,
I'M Sunt 1873 bic Bapiere i'm 8etrefi Oes 2lnz
lpruheS Der nSeutudp'er @eutral~ 8abn" aus
Dem S1GBamte Su requirlreu. 9a Der Quz
lpru1 berelts i'm SUM- 1871 btSablt moroen
mar, 10 fonnte iid] Der 3euQe ntdlt 0enten,
parnm Die Paptere ans Dem Shabamte ALL
ritd9e5ogen nuroen. Sen. &ioooo muroe TO-
o1nu I'M Setreff beS @lpmer Benoletouz
Dtarlbz zSeltnap, Slatide8 ueruommen. @r
| la9te, er babe Den @0rrelponOenten QtOrobofi
uno Sognton fem 2SOrt oa6on mitgetbeilt,
oaB @lqmer nit ocu Oamen in europa qe,
rent Jet. ST babe bieielbtu aleroiug8 6uf
Oen Penoleton'i6en Slain" aufmsrfiam ge.
ma9t, oaiielbe babe er aber au1 bel 6ru.
@lgmer 9ctban, lnO als @lpnter eutdegnet, er
babe tetne Semetie 9egcu Benaleton, babe er
l9m ermloert, Die Semelle ieisn qeQen y. 10
ltarE, tpte ge9en Selfnap. 6r. @lgmcr babe
au9endetnltf grOBe llnluit an ben 8ag gez
Ie9t, ge9ep Yenpleton OorSugeLeu.
| Ser 3euge pIroe Johann uou ueridieoenen
@onite, DtltglieOcrn beira9t. -,Sm Setreff Der
lnterreOung tm yglrltnQton 0otel" iQqte
Sen. fiOOOO, 6rau 8elfnap babe geiagt, Ser
6al t5re5 @atreu lei Iange uid1t 10 i9lilnm,
als Der RenoletOn'8; man babe geiaat, iie
bate $4,000 Oen .. erhalteu, ood) 0aS lel
Ie9r iibertrtsben. - T1au Seltnap babe 5uge-
9ebsn, SeIO erbaIteH 6u babeu, absr fe'ne
| Summe 9euannt.
@m anoerer 3eu9e iu9te ans, &lpmer babe
ltf alIe gfitbe ge9eben, Die Sbutu9en 81 er=
fabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Die sltIatltntett0ebrod1etIt gatf.

nerlammetten iidl ein Dhten0 8anf gryerteu
in bem 8irettOren5immer Der ,ganf Of TIE
State of u-9ort," uno periuGteu, Die
Sa4e ms @letd|gepidt 3u bringen uaO Die
Sanf III ben StanO 5u ieten, ibre @eIdyaftC
pteosr aubunebmen. 8te SerbiuOli9feiteu
Der 8anf betrageu 81, 100000.
Die neEen Oireftoren Der Sanf ueriamme[.
ten itd nno erpdblten oen 6. SurulIre 3un
Slice BrGFoenten, uHo eruaunten Elm @ofiite,
nm bic aA9eIegenhetten Der 8auf Su nateriu.
Cheu ..'.-'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
SnlamSs9 s9epeIdlen.
&eTnItdt cintS 9mpea6meuts ,YrOz
5eiIeS+ = Stce 8Oupcrncur Dos
pts BON Wtiitfiippt id1WIot9

Safion, 0tiii., 13. MdrS. - Der Ge,
nat bat NIT 80 gegen Stimmen ben 8ice-
@oup. 9aois auf Die Smpea6ments Artttel
hin i6ulbtg befunbeK. Gn idmarscr un0
fiiuf weiBe 8ePublifarer ftimntten nit ben
Demofrateu. 0agesen itimmten mn bier
Reopr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
(stfenbatlti1innIii6 i11t g{Seftet,

81. 9outs, i6. Nfdr5. Die 2otomotue II. s
3asgous eues 3uses Der paHanttczB BactFicSabn"
braden eeFsru ourdl etne Sriide bes BeIameeHuIies
Ser sUtomottufdbrsr @9os. Seoion fam ums ssben
INN mehrere Nnolle nurben idNper nerLett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
%Sa4rtT at&f ctne 2StrtbIdbaft tt1tS
200flttta ett1eS 0LhnrRtferS

j. al u Der, Ntaii., Is. Wtdr5.-8eter
domen betrat beute NtOrqeu in 8ealeituua
oon 6lpet Samelaoen Die gSirtbIdaft 6es 6rn.
Sas. 9u9beS mo Derlungte bic Serabrei6una
oon @etranfen aui @reOit, Srau 6usbeS
6ermelgerte tbm ben @reOit lInO ntes bic
Sull9eH gum 9auie binaus. Sie ginqen,
parlen aber pom rer StraBe aus Steine
0nrg ote 6enfer, pOrnuf Gute 6ugbes, Der
Sluoer OeS @tgentbiimers, elm Biiol ergrltf
nno Jtomen purf) etnen SdluB tOotete.
pu99eS puroe oerbaftet uno bat 5ugeItanOen,
Den Sd)uB abgefeuert su habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
smLfesntta Der gsDIfsSd,1tIe1t.

@lI5a 5abetbr 9t.sS., 10. NtarS. = DIE
&oitsi9ulen in btsii9er Staot iparen beute
l6utmtli1 gei9loiicu. neil fir oeren Inter
halt fsiue Serpiuigung genaAt 1T. Ser
Stabtratb milf heutc Abeno 5uiammentretcn
uno etne Serwilligung ansieben; es meroen
ieoo6 nlebrsre gSOd1cn oergebsn, che bic Sdu.
len mie0er ge6ftnet merDen t6uueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
8rdn6e.

@orwtd, Conn, IA. Wdrs. ben
9tuineu oes Grmenbauies uurben heute nod
pier 9eifjen beruorgeiU9en. SIN @dnSeu ftaO
irtt II nufsefunoen; Srei SniaTen Ses Snltis
tuts merSeH nod perut1Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
&ubinftein.

ReU 80 oft, IL. Gidr8. = 0litter 9raon bat
bcute isine sertse gut,tei6uug iber ben autrag gu
9uufen 51ubiuitein's pteerruieu uno eiueStunouue
Der StHri6tun9 beDili9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
gerbecrenOcr Stnrm TN gSeffea

Gtucinnatt, t6. NdrS.-Seute Diithete bier
Elm uerbeereuoer Sturm unb Der Shnbeu tptro auf
$6OOO-sS00O perunfdIast, su5 Dem eoube trcfftn
eIeidtans SeIihte iber arse Yerbserdngeu EN-.
Gem Sturme fOIste 9dsepeiter unO @eUtttsr=
Reueu. ......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
aH1ltee : @nfttt1fe.

Salt 9ate' '@itp, IA. Wtdr5. = Sn
Spbir, lltab, marc beute bas Soitban8 BON
y. Wttne uon etner Shaeelarptne oerihiittet,
uub gSnl. 9tggius, Sas: 9tgginioa uno &.
21ndb uuter Der Sdneemafe begraben. 0tau
begt feline 5OfiRung fir ibre &ettun9. Ser
Sd1neeturnl RAFT nod immer fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
QNettere setpeffe aeaett gsrIfnnn,

N em= y orf, l6. WGrS.-gine Spesial-
0epeid)e Oes u6eralo" bon 8ismard, 9.sS.,
meloet, baB itberSeugenbe 8emeiie uou pen
getrti9ereteu Selfnap'8 nat 8aibington I'M.
terpegs iinO. 0arauS erbelt, boB 8elfnap
fanm IA Gage i'm g(mte ipar, ais er bereitS
begann, ale bebeutenoen Warfeten6erIteQen
3u peri9afern. @rz@ouoerneur Campbell
Don Wbomin9 mar 8eIfuap's 5Gnblangcr.
Gin 8epliier Seorid in Sttnmma, Sema, er,
belt Saulenbe BON Dollars fir bieie Bripiles
glen, uno ctu She'll oieie8 geloes fam bis
5H Beltnap uerfOlgt weroeu. Sin Senator
uHo etn @r=Senater iOaeH burdD Die neuentz
Oedten gemeiie' compromittut iiiu.
y 9arttoro Conn, 16. DiGrS. - Sin
@orreipOnOent Der yEimeB" berihtet iiber
ben nnter Selfnap's 9legibe betriebenen Solz
oatenbe9rabniBidpinOel OaB Die @ontruttO-
rem, nur nm bic 8cgrabniBfOitcn 3l erlangen,
Die &ababer BON Sbiereu in Sdrae le9tcn
unO beer6i9ten; III ei1leru Sarge purDe ba8
3tHtertbeil etueS RauleielS eefunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
SinrihfnlR0.

SamiIton, @au., IA Dlar3. -Rt6ael
WC@onneu, Der Dt0rber Des gtelion Oiil8,
muroe beute ROrgeI i'm @eidngniBhofe bin,
eerthtet. Ser Serbreder iagte III ieiner Ib'
ifiebsreoe, er babe niGt beobEdti9t, 5rn.
Dlils Su t6Oten, iOnOeru lei prOuOairt NOR
ben, ibn uHsusreifen, iubem Ct eiuen Streit
meden Niiethe nit Inn aehabt habe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Sie @aden=4ussabe
Oss nprat(9sa CurrslpunSeHteu,'
va herausaegsben bon 3. 8aiHe,
SaIttmofe, Tse.,
u ~. WideHt jspen 5reitas gloreeu.
Sie tiene ttaatlidbe Mbi@asu.t9,
RiaeiHt jsOen 6rsitas Miorseu.

Yrels: Portofrei mad iraene eiRem 9beife Der Der
Staatsn uuo 9Gueba's $500, mad europa $500 pro
sbr, In Yorausa9lbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Cine SemfatiOt1 OerbOrben. = Ser
perIOrette Spatier &uieSerSes

gem..D orf, Il. Yiar3.- Der ieit meb.
reren 3aaeil perlniBte Spanier Senor Sobu
SolaaroC u @ouces, bon Dem man glaubtc,
Sas er entfiibrt unO ermorOet tpor0en ci,
murhe i'm ,,Gafern SuteI" 9efunoen, no er
uuter eineln angenommenen Ramen ieit benz
Sage ieincs 8eri4winOeus iebr 5uriidge;o9en
lphtP ..-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
R M mo%Sh

MoutreaI, Son., II. OtGrS, 8 llbl
IbeuoS. - Der Subbaltsr in Der y ct. 2am.
rences6al" ia9t, OaB s. 9. Murb fi9 nod
mie pOr bort uufhdIt. (@s bieB befanntlid,
na6 er Wontreal oerIaien babe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Ser SentofrattS6c Caucus. :
N2.n ~

~ y II II, 10. NRdr3. = Der De-
motfatlld1e 8tnan5 =@ancus mar beute 4beno
IN S1tun9 bis nabeSu 12 llbr unO eiuiqte
hd idlteBItd nit SO ge8en 46 Stimmeu iibsr
Pague'S Bill.
9leielbe perfHgt bic aGmdlt9e Bieberauf,
na9fie Der 9art9elb3ablung, in6em iie e8 Dem
S9aeailiitsiefretar CUR YiIldt madt, idbrli6
etFell @tiinSbetrag sur SDhe BON 8 Bros. ter
Se9als8ellOer:Girfulatiou Su reieroiren, Inn
etllen Sono fir Die Observation-Disclosures Der Dart.
9elOSaglun9 gu erIan9en; Die Ratioralbau=
len ltno angebalten, 9Iei6faa8 eiuen Miius-
eetrag BON 8 BrO5. tbrer Girfulation su beln.
lel9en 3mede IN 6eierOs su balteu. Sic giQ
oerltgt enOlt4, Die Neiumptiou8. gtte BON
IA. San, 1873 gu miOerrufen, iOwett Sieiebc
pen l. san. 1879 alS Sag Der gBieberqufs
antabnle Der 9artgelO5abluHs feitiett. Stele
Amenoements mlirben niebergeftninlt, barunz
Ter pas bon Der NituOritdt 0es Gaucu8~@o-
mites, pel9es einfudb ben 3beil Der STE
innlptlorSs4fte ntoerrufen 81 ieben wiini9te,
10 melt Oerielbe einen Sag fir 8ieOeraufs
HQbule Der OartaeIbSnbli1uo feffiet,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
Ser ,,s9aapps. .@tna" tn ebteaao

Der ;, Sd)ttQbpssWt1tn" 70 Ebtc00O.
@afbtngt II, IA. NtGrS.-3m S6at-
ANTS ,0epurteneut traf geitern abenb cine
0epeIte pon @hicagO elm, baB Rebm nit bem
9ift1fts. Anpuite therein sefpmmen iei, ff
lfuIoig i'll betenneu uuf 5rei 9esen ibn Dor,
IieaenSe anflugen, rpofiir er $4,000 Strafe
sa6len uuO cine fHrse 9aft im @ountn=@e=
fdnauiiTe abbiiBen iOif. Sn gluerfeuuuua
bteier Nttloe erbtetet er fid), Ntaun, 6opt,
8ribaes unD @aOsworth, bier ebentalige
Steuerbeamteu, nm baS Gr.@on9reBulitglieO
gSaro ans Mteiier ;u ltefern.
6 bicago, IL .MdrS. - Die YroSeIie Der
gtitalieSsr OeS btefigeit S6nappSrtnNes,
mel6e beute bier be9inneit iullten, iinO bis
gum 6rettag ueritlOben worOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17

@oneorb, IS. gtdr,. : Ser 5ieg Der
1ePlblttansr idbeint liberpGltigeub Su lein;
Ie beanlprudlen eine Mebrbeit BON 2O-25
Stlrtmen i'm 6auie uno BON 1oSeuatoren;
4 pon 3 DSonnctlmer." &olle gSublberidte
lls9en no9 ni9t Dor, I'M Oieien 2lniprud ;u
3Gih hua, 3.-6., Is. 0aars.-Su g8il.
ION, R..9.r brad beute 4benb 3iOltbr Teuer
ans, fuel4eS in furScr 3eit sac @tienba6uac,
bdHSe unb einen goBen Shell bes g{erpeib.
l6en 5auiergeOiertS in Qidle leute. OoS
UeHeT 9rettt nod INNER I'm ftdl. Son bier
nno DttIforo 1T 6iilfe aeinnbt irnrhet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
slodJ nte6r 9anEerptte

2OnOo II, 16. Ndr8. 9cute purOe un
Der GfttenbOrie Elm metterer 8auferOtt onge.
mclOet. Ser Setrug Der Standardization in
Oielem Sale 1T nod utdt betaunt 9etuOroen.
Der Martt lit geOriidt. -.
gouOon, 16. Mdr3. = Mart. f5iiber &
SBAne, SuhfabritaHttn in 5abSersfielS,
YOrfibtre un0 DtOutreal, babeH 6ie3abluugen
etugefteat, Serbinoli9feiten 10000 YfHnO
Sterliug. . 5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-03-17
grpTeiior siHimau uuO Die emma.
HRfr1e

SpuWAtWs
Yt aorto , 16. Dtdrj. - Die 3ollbausz
SeborOen in Algeitras babeu bic eHgl. Selude
oSau SrauStSco 2" uelde tiirSlidl BON etnem
ipaniideu 3Ollflltter meggruOmmen ipuroe,
fiir eine geieBlife l5riie erfldrt. Die ipaniz
| ife 9tegierung bat Die 6retlafuuG Der Briien.
Niannld)ait pom ben 3olbeamteu perlangt,
uno Die NtauniGaft maro BON benz brittlid)cn
ShOonCr y 9malta" uadl Gibraltar gebrad1t.
- . SStaIten, ...
! 9t m, 16. Dtar5. - Der MiHiIter 6es
3fientlideu llntcrrldlts bat Die S1llsBunq Der
ySat.f0nzulniOerttdt," neil ne elm lQegales
Snititut iel, angeOr0net.
q om, 16. Otdr5. - SiQuor gqinuhetti
legte heute ieinen Stnun3berift in Der 8epu.
trtentammer Dor. Gr iagte, Da6 ons 3efi;ii
fiir 1875 MIR %, ,O0O, ,OCO Qire betraae, anitatt
1900, ,0O0r mie man befiirdltet bube. 9aa
8noget fiir 1876 er9fbe elnen lleberi6uB por
100000 SIre, uno oas 8iioqet pom 1877
per6e clneu ueberiauB BON 100000 2ut
ergebeu. ...... g. o.. ...7 e..
JuOieH-Ererstiup elnsS sauptliues.
Son 0 II, l6. Dt0ri. : 0Gs @oloHial
Amt bat cine 0epeide aus Singapore erbal
ten, pOrlu 9eiagt mirO, OaB Der 9dnptiing
melber Su9e9en mar, ais Sr. Bird, Der eugl
Glnmohnerr nOhe BerOt ermor0et muroe, CT
9rlHeu uoroen 1T. ,
Surse RabeIoepeiGbeu.
: Inter ben SatIifen IN Saponne uni
6teber ousgebroGeu. ...
= Die tief9eIegeHeH Sta6tt1eils Don 8erlil
fnb iiberi9pemult, '..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

perfect ~intOnAtion aud expression of a
finished elocutionist. Miss Mary Bax.
ter, only eight years old, rendered the
MauiAc with the forceand pathos Of one
born and trained Tor the stage. The
effect was electrical, and the young Miss
was eneorsd and bad to sepeGtit for the
benefit Of others who came in later. She
also read one Of Mrs. Candles lectures
and was heartily applauded. Miss Dickie
Allison read a comic piece about THE
Eek and the Little Small Red Hin"
which provoked much merriment. Miss
Ella Frank read "Pickwick's Dilemma"
aud Miss Lula Jsnes read the Battle of
Waterloo" with good expression and
enuociAtion, Miss Matte Rumes read
The Lost He'll" and her sister Lizzie
read Where's Annette" with a fnish
and taste that eviueed both talent and
we'll directed study. Miss Rosa Malatesta
read very we'll.
The spelling match between the boys
aud girls brought into notice a number
on both sides who could not be counted
out by any canvassing board. The
spelling of these bright, ambitious young
folks was highly creditsble. The boys
we're awarded the pyramid Of CONNECTION.
err, but we believe they we're liberal and
gallant in dividing with the girls. Short
speeches were made by some OF the gen.
demen named highly complimentary TO
teacher and pupils. The occasion wal a
very pleasant one all around and made
a favorable impression upon parents aud
other visitors as to the utility and thor.
~Oughness Of The school. Everything
seems to be running smoothly and to the
satisfaction of patrons, teachers, school
visitors and pupils.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
NO LEDGER MONDAY.

TIE LEDGER will not be issued again
until Tuesday. Christmas comes but
once a year, and in accordance With our
custom no paper will be issued that day.
Editors, printers, clerks aud all con-
nected With the establishment will have
an opportunity Monday to take a holt
day with the rest Of mankind. Sunday
and Christmas coming together makes
an unusual hiatusin our files, bat we shall
endeavor to make the most Of the sacred
day Of rest and the merry, merry Christ
mas, throwing aside the tOilsome
cares of the week days to enjoy
that repose and recreation of body,
mind snd soul, SO essential at times,
and advise our readers to do the
same. The finest watch Or clock must
sometime be taken apart and the dust
brushed from the wheels to insure its
regularity. The human body is q far
more delicate and complex machine.
which needs rest and change of tension.
The American people are overworked,
aud they overtax their brains and nerves.
We would live longer and happier with
out so much rush. All holidays have a
tendency to unbend the miad, relax the
strained muscles, and bring the people
together in a social nsighborly way. Bot
we only meant to say in connection with
the announcement, that there will be no
LEDGER on Monday that we wish all
our readers-old and ysung-men, wo
men and children, a merry and happy
Christmas-the fullest attsinable enjoy.
ment of the day. May it be happy in
present blessings and bright, glad'ome
memories Of the past aud hopes of the
future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
THE FLORIDA CASE.

Senator Cooper, of Tennessee, tele-
graphs to the Nashville American from
Tallahassee, Fla, as follows: "a per-
emptory mandsmus was awarded by tie
Supreme Court to-day requiring the Re-
turHiug Board to count all the returns
regular on their face, and as the respoD.
dents 10 their sworn answer admitted all
the returns to be regular all will be
counted, By which Tilden will have
81 majority 10 the State. The Demo
cratic State ticket is also elected" II
this is enforced. aud there seems to be
no reason, unless through Federal inter
ference, why it cannot be. it will secure
q Democratic Government to Florida,
and secure the election Of the Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress beyond
peradventure. The result in favor Of
Tilden might not be 80 certain, though
the moral effect would not be lost. The
Canvassing Board having already given
the Hayes electors certificates aod the
vote havingbsea counted, the Repair an
President of the Senate aud bis COZ a.
tors would claim the power to reecgdlzs
the Hayes votes only, and to utterly dis
regard the Tilden votes. Tbs, then,
would enter into the main question
pending, whether there is any power 10
Congt ess to 20 back of the returns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
LIEUT.. MCKINNEY.

The semSias of this noble young OFF
Ger arrived By express last evening after
a long journey by lead and rail. The
funeral, to take place tomorrow OF three
o'clock from St. Lsgarus church, j. an
nouuced. The Cbiek2sAv Guards will
act as escort and our best people will be
present to express by every look aud
token their respect and admiration
for the memory of one go chiv-
alric aud manly, who recently went cut
f'om among Us full OF hope and patti
olic ambition. lie fell leading a charge
against the brave aud bloodthirsty Chey.
eaaes on the far-distant plains. The
deep snow drank up his life blood; no
mother or sister or kinsman was there Ia
console him or receive bis last message.
Bat his heart vent GU. in love to the old
heartbstone and his last words we're
"Tell my mother-tell her, What be
would have said, and what conaictin,
e notions filed his heart We shall never
know. His msnly, lifeless iorm, brough.
thousands OF miles over regions Of SNOW
an6 ice, is back here near the sum,
home Of bis childhood, and to moro,
those who knew and loved him and VIII.
respect valor and integrity and fila
affection will pay the gallant soldie
their last sad tribute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

to inquire into the eligibility Of said j,
W. Watts, and investigate the facts at.
tending the appointment OF said electors
and pretended electors, and report the
same TO the Senate, aud Tor this purpose
may employ a stenogfapher, send Tor
papers ana persons, administer oaths
and examine witnesses.
The Senate adjourned until Tuesday
for want of a quorum.
In the House, Mr.. Garfield offered a
resolution, which was adopted, directing
the Appropriation Committee to report
in the deficiency bill a provision to pay to
the widow Of Speaker Kerr a sun equal
to the pay and mileage Of the Speaker
from the time of his death until the end
Of toe present Congress.
The Speaker announced the following
committees to ascertain and report wha,
are the privileges, powers aud duties If
the House OF Representatives in count
ing the votes far President and Vice
President: Messrs. Knott Sparks, Tuck
er, Marsh, Burchsrd (Ill), Seelye and
Monroe. o. counting the electoral
votes: Messrs. Payne, Hunton, Hewitt,
Springer, McCrary, HOar aud Willard.