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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

ties threatened TO kill the merchant at the
commander OF the Mexican Federal
forces at that point, that he would have
his command in readiness TO protect
American citizens. Quintano told him to do
as he pleased. A revolutionary party at
tackled Quintano on the morning Of the 10th,
and were repulsed but subsequently renewed
the attack. STRAY bullets, coming TO the Texas
side, wounded three American citizens-one
man and two women. At the request Of the
Special Deputy United States Marshal, Maj.
Merriam planted twelve FOUNDER on the
bank Of the river in the morning, and In the
afternoon the Mexieans opened hot fire from
New Laredo on our guard at the ferry, and
they were compelled to withdraw. The fire
was then concentrated upon the gunners,
whereupon Col. Sexton threw two shells in
to New Laredo, Mexico, from his twelve
FOUNDER, which silenced the Mexican fire on
our soldiers and citizens. Two men and
three women Of Laredo, Texas, were wound
ed, one badly. In the evening the Mexican
Federal troops opened fire again on the
United States Government troops, the latter
returning the fire with twelve pound howit-
zers, and Smelling New Laredo, Mexico.
The New York Times Of the 18th contains a
call issued by the committee appointed by
the New York and Brooklyn Association OF
Congre gational Ministers essrs. Hobart
Stone and Virgin-for the evidence regarding
the Beecber scandal. The call urges any
parties believed or protesting to have evidence
ar, In, pl aJt ri uvl or al u in
vestigsted before the civil court TO present
the same before the committee. M
rain and hail storm at Creston, Iowa, on
the night Of the 10th, destroyed five dwelling
houses and large number of BARNS etc. No
person was killed, but a few were injured.
A recent New York telegram announces
that the pooling arrangement between the
trunk lines had fallen through, and that a
new railroad war was imminent
A Fort Laramie (Wy.) telegram Of the 18th
states that man named Rowsee had just ar
rived there and reported that he aud his par
ty Of five men were attacked by Indians just
north Of the Cheyenne River on the 18th,
when returning from Caster City One Of
the party--Norman Storms, of Iowa, was
shot through the body and killed. Rowsee
was shot through the shoulder, but not
seriously. The Indians were very numerous
in that section. A great deal Of stock had
been run of,
Wilhelmina Schoperfar, daughter Of Ger
man widow Of Warrick County, Indiana, in
attempting to I'LL coal-oil lamp on the
night Of the 18th, upset the can on the stove.
An explosion followed, and the girl and her
mother were badly burned. The girl died
the next morning, and the mother would
probably not recover. The house was par
TALLY burned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
DOM ENTlC.

A meeting Of the New York and Brook n
Association OF Congregational Ministers was
held in the latter city on the 9Th, al which the
action of the Advisory Council was endorsed
and resolutions were adopted to publicly in
wife any one having, or protesting to have,
any evidence against Mr. Beecher, not al
ready investigated before the ciyl court, to
bring such evidence before n commission 10 be
appointed for the purpose Of hear.
ing such evidence, the proposed com.
mission to consist of Messrs. X. $.
Storrs, w, |. Buddilgton, l.. Smith
Hobart, K. ), Stone and n. W. Nergcn.
Messrs. Storrs, Buddington, IL. H. McFar.
land, H. y. Martin, w. NJ Taylor and W. II.
Ward entered protest against this action
on the ground that an investigation thus
organized could result in nothing more than
another superficial and unsatisfactory inquiry.
Resolutions submitted by Prof Martiniu favor
of ecclesiastical doctrines The opposite OF those
espouscd by Plymouth Church and It's Couu-
Gil, were tabled, aud Drs. Buddngton, Me.
Farlaud, Taylor and Storrs then sent the
Moderator a letter, in which they withdrew
from The membership Of the New York and
Brooklyn Association.
The bill 10 tax church and educational
property has been defeated in the New JeI.
Soy House 81 Representatives,
Al Biughamtun, y, Y, on the Sth. as
Charles Carter, foreman Of a hoilcr-shop, was
testing pattern boiler on the sidewalk In
front Of lhe shop, the bo|er exploded with
terrific force, killing the foreman, calkey
named John Mallory and boy, and serious.
iniur,ng two other persons-a IMAM and a
boy several others were slightly injured
O'Leary. the Chicago pedestrian. has re
Gently walked 800 miles In lSg hours aud
thirty-two minutes, al saa Francisco II,
made the 49alh nile in eight minutes aut
hfty.eiSht seconds.
At New Laredo, Mexico, on the 9th, NJ
American merchant OF Laredo, Tex, named
Diamond was imprisoned aud his lie threat
eDed ny the commander Il the Mexican Fed
ersl troops, for hestaung to contribute hi:
property and refusing Ia pay a fac Of sloo
Maj Merriam, Of the United States army de
manded his release, which, after some words
was complied with, but tie Mexican suthori
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

A telegram was received In London on the
Sth, from st. Petersburg, stating that Russia
recognized the fitness OF the title OF 7" En-
press OF India" about to be assumed by Queen
Victoria.
The annual boat-race on the river Thames,
between the University Clubs Of Oxford and
Cambridge, took place on the sth, and was
won by the latter crew.
A Vienna newspaper Of the sth publishes
details OF alleged atrocities committed by
the Bosnian insurgents upon Mohammedan
and Christian inhabitants for refusing to take
part ia the Instruction. II Is stated that
several villages in Chelona had been de-
stroyed by fire, and that two gendarmes and
and Turkish hotel keeper, with his wife
and four children, were burned alive. II Is
also reported that a Christian who persist
emily refused TO obey the injunctions of the
insurgents was massacred with his whole
family. Two hundred houses in Pasnitza
were burned and 200 innocent persons killed
Paris dispatches Of the 9th report an ex-
tensive Instruction In Constantine, A!giers
A large number OF troops had been sent to
put it down.
NN''""' =" = % '' 1880 - So =. ''
ou' In The bustar District, In Madras, lndla'
AT late accounts oo,oou peasants were asseh-
bled.
Belgrade spcciai 10 the LONDON 1"'es, OF
Inc ioin' s"y. 'no n"'"'a" oe.o''n'a"'0
Nv 'n"' Wy nav '""
uoe,aieu val 's"'ns. iu'Me'' Gus" "a" nuo
lu'Aish uoops ~o"'" oo'"py 'oi'"' ihe
'r'n.o 'a'u INC 'u'e"' o''o'o mo /, ~ hansh'
."fy Nouheii ~no u''" 'ii "u'i'.a nm
70 P"y no a'.ehl'on " ~ oons''''@"op'e
osPa'en vi 'ho haihe u"'o "ii"ou"eo9 ''o
uoiea' VI i'o' N"oai s'h'S he"i "'a'" '"o
"Ays pio''ous' ,
'c"n" uiSPatenos VI 'ne ii'h say tie
a"rA,sn hn'oS "'u nau "n ''.ei We" WIN
So"n' ap'i"sss, a. "hi'h ne ueNi"'eu 'h"'
""' 'n'po's'o'o 'o' ,"s NV W 'V"''oe
'no 'ohu'..ohs ueinA."'.u " 'ne ins"' Aon'
ie"aerr' ihe onit'" Ia" s'a",eo "ii 'no eon'
'cS"'o"s !" 'ooe's ne e"u'a a"o i"ai"'a'h MS
""h se't'osp'Ns'
o' o'o'op"'s papers VI ,no i''n guy, >"
"''''', P''p"i.' '"a' :,
i"''' ''h'''" '' wy "n""' VI i""o, WIN
nicc' WV" h"ssia ehe' set'N 'PPosit'o"' II
"'ce'eu "a"ihS' o'i"'cs ana 'hcii i'HnteouS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

The Virginia delegation to the Republican
National Convention are said to be unani-
mously in favor Of Blaine for President.
Those from South Carolina are unins.ructed,
but Bristow is reported to be their first
choice, and Blaine their second.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19

THE season is already coming over the
hill, when a modes, man who prefers the
quiet OF private life is So persiS;ently i'm
poTtuned by his many friends from all
parts of the district" that he is forced to
abandon home and friends TO announce
himself candidate for office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senate not IN session on the It'll. d. +. "A
number OF private bills were passed in the House,
and also bill for the payment Of certain war
claims applying to over 200 individuals in the
loyal States. and aggregs,ing S1l2,0t0. A resolu-
ton WAS adopted instructing the subcommittee
Of the Committee On Naval Affairs to proceed TO
the Philadelphia AID League Island Navy Yards,
Adourned the session on the sth to be for de bate
univ
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Vesmifdte tele9rapuif6e
SakanS AAan1

StpSFUJEu<
- Ste dlriitlid]e @oMpentt0n, ibeldle unte
ben 9luipi5ieu Der p@pangeliiteu" Moobi
nuO Saufeg an 10. lln0 20. SanuGr III Bbi
laoelpbia tagen ioa, wirO grOBartig tperoen
iiber 1000 Breoiger merren Slt oeriel6en CT
tuartet.
- Sn Der Samltdgs zNaft murbe bel Sar
riSburg 2lbner 8in9emoun toot aui Dem @e
letie Der .Benni. 8abn" gefunben.
Die 3eitung y0ailD 0ispath" in 60
fnmbus, O., uuroe geitern an bic 'o6. 8. 3.
DfperS pon bort unb gS. 3. Brtfell Don
Bittsturg fir $4,000 perfauft.
= Die 3eitungSidJrtiber Don Suoiauo
reiI'ten qeftern mieber BON philadelphia ab
nadbem ite uOrber beidllohen batten, oaB ea
nif1t mebr, ais reht lei, baB DIR @ongreB elnt
Serlpillt9ung made.
- @efefn Uforgen begarn Die leBte gSodC
bon MtoOnp uno Sanfep III philadelphia.
- 2ebten Wtontag gerletb Ill 2tttle 6od,
Irf., u. Spencer NIT 0arri8 OtcJtea in
Streit; er ergrifi iie an ben 6aaren unb rtB
fie ii5er einen Srubl, nobel lie ben Sals
brad. Spencer muroe perbaftet.
- Die Arbeiterinnen in @oob1ear's Sn.
bia~ Hubberz Sobrtf Su Nangatud itellten beute
ole 4rbeit ein, neil man ibre 20bue I'M Sebn
Brosent rebu3iren molte.
- Seute fiubet in SarriSburg, 3d., ote
Giuietung Der neuermdblten StaatSbean1leH
ltatt.
- 9(m Sauftag 2lben6 perunglidte Elm
grenlier Der rGumberlanbs sSalle1s s8abn," +"
gtamenS Sborteg, iubem er smiihsH 6arris.
burg nnb Carlisle oil bic Querbalfen ciner
Sriife itieB.
= Die 9emofratcn Der @eietgebung Don
Soma baben ben 2l6tb. SbepberO 2efer fir
ben Bunoe5ienat nomiuirt.
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oOhen pon lraeain eiusenommen uno bi
farliitiid)e artiuerie sum Sdmet9en &C.
| bradt bat.
2on6on, II. San.- Gine 8iener 9e
peid)e an bic y0ailp Stems" ia9t, baB BEN
brittiden Sice=@oniul auI @rsta BON mebrc=
reu einfluBrei6en Siirgern Die Wittbeilung
| gemadlt ut, baB iie Die Nnnerinn Der SnIel
Ourf @roBbritannien befiirmOrteu. Die
| ariedIiidle Bartei opponirt Der Semeguug.
3n 6oIge oieIer Gage Der 0inge bat Die
Bf0r:e Hapuf Baid)a nit ermeiterter Wadt.
uOllfonneubett wieOerum Sum @Ouuerneur
Der Suiel ernanut.
Runtencg'p.
gonoon, 18. Sau.-Gtne Oepeidle BON
gSten melbet Dem ,Stau0aro," baB Montene-
gro nod $4,000 weitete Oiu5teten 9etauft
bat. Ser 6auoel nuroe our6 eineuruIIiId)en
Qgenten ab9edloHen uuo Die SSafien nit
ruIItId)em @eloe be3ablt.
9ampfer Seridlte.
SON II, II. Sanuar. - Ser 9ampfer
u@auaoa" lit pom Nelu- 9olt bier augefom.
men.
GueenStown, II. San. - Der Dam.
pier Settle" BON gtew Yorf lit bier einge,
troffeu.
Oi optGle, II. San. = Der 9umpfcr
Olympia" fam bon gep=0 bier an; in
Srtitol iit Der y@reat SSeitern" oOn ebenOaz
ielbf angelaufeu.
Ser 8stratOemartt tn sSusopa.
2onbon, II. Salt. = Die yVtarf= Sane
GrpreB" iaat in ibrer m6d)eutlihen HeOue
OeS 9etraioebanSels, e8 lei DOR OtdrS feine
gefierung in Ben 8reiIe1 3u ermarten. Die
continentaIeu UtGrtte maren fnu. 9lui Oem
ganSen @Outineute lieQt tiefsr S9nce.
Siarft uuo 8orie.
Noubon, II, Sanuar. = Die Ol8toutoz
6ate i'm ofienen Otarfte betrdgt auf oreimo=
ua;lid)e Yapiere 81 Yroj., II YrO5. inter
Sanfrate - Die Sntereiienrate bee 2lftieuz
b0rie betrc at 81 Bros. - amerifanii6e Souos
5.20er 1861; Ger l085; 1O.4Oer 1863; ueue
6iinfer 1O44. - @rie 148. - Yrtor. 30. -
&oniols SO 1916 fir @elO "a fir Sriei.
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Scr @elOmartt.

gtew zgorf. II. San. - Sclb lcid)t
su I. gSediel itettQ 81 4.85. Sob
id)loB 81 113-113B. Sunoe8, Obligationeu
id,loIien lebbait uno feit 81er Coupons
121@; 65er 1165; neue l184; Ser 1909; 68er
1918; neue Siinfer I'VE; 10.40er Coupons
l18a. Nftien Idloiicu lebbait Il. unftetig; N.z
0.&entral 1O85; @re 16a; Safe Gbore 67b !;
Sls. Central Sc; Bitt8burg 90f; ytortbz
g8eitern 41s; Brior. SO; 8od S8lano
1868; Yacific Mall 39S; linton Bacific IL.
llntarlhabantts Silans: Sob s44,796,=
OF; @ourant $50 1885, 1881.
9tio De Saneiro, 10. San. - Der Saf=
fee Wtarft lit animirt, bod bic Breiie itnb
niebriger. @uter NRilreiS-6Il5O. gSe6s
jel auf 2ouoou 26a.
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sofalpertd,tc aus gBaTbtngton.

btngtou, Den II. Snnuar. = Sn
Der Safe, bctreheno 0teGntlGilun9 oeS Sobn
9reen Don Baltimore, meldler pom Der 2ln=
tlage, Strobbiirgd]aft geleiitet Su haben, frei.
9eiproten mOrben, beantragte Der Oiltrtfts-
9lnmalt 9tepiiion oeS Yro5eHe8 auf ben
@runo hin, baB elmer Der Geihworenen ais
iolher nift qualtft3iIt gcpeien let. Die Ser,
banOluug bieliiber miro am nGd]IteH CONT
bend fattftnben.
- Ser oe8 @fer0eGiebfabl8 per6G6tige
in 6olge Gequiittion oes 9ouuerneurS BON
3irgiuien Dem Shcrifi BON Sarfarz@ouutg,
Sa., itbergeben.
Somabeno friib eHtitano i'm !6auie Oes
W. Gonuan an Wtanadulett5~ Aueuue Sener,
mcldes inOeB 9let6 gel0id)t lpnrbe. Dtan
nIeint, oaB baS iSeuer an9elegt lct.
- Sreitag JtadJt muroe oaS unbetpobnte
6auS Oe8 gt. Sragbon hinter bem 00maro-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dur9 6euer 6crltOrt.
Serluit $3.50.
= Der Sermalter Der San Goof & o.
ifen Waiie bat Die p Botomac 6d9r.Gomp.
megeu S21 900 oerftaQt.
= Morgen 9ta6mittag 2 llbr Werben ali
Dem NonumeutpIat" Die SeuerIprlben gtr.
A, gefertigt ppa Sil8bp, 9Ir. ., geferttgt BON
9tmosfeas, uuO SIR. 6, gefertigt BON Glapp &
Sone8, probirt meroen.
- Der 0legiitratOr oe8 g8aferz@omnttIIa'
rats miro jeBt Don BeriOnen iiberlaufen, De-
neu Dos g8aier in 6Olge pon 28aieroer=
i6penOuna abgeorebt poroen lit. 2luBer Den
800 Samilien, oeuen am leeten Sonnabeno
oaS QSaHer eutSOgen mOrben lit, iteben nod
200 6amilten auf Der 2iitc, lueldJen OaS @al=
Ter erItSogen tperOen iol.
- Su Sad)en beS yytational 9tepublican"
wiOer ben 9iltrtft Columbia we9en $4,000
4n5ei9etoiteu bat Der Ri6ter bem @inmanOe
Ne8 Setlagtsu gcmdB Dem Stdger auigegeben
ieine 6OrOerung Su ipeciiiSlreu.
- Samuel Denton, ,.ein 9eger un6 mo9n=
bait an Der Q8ilionitraBe, ItiirSte am Conn.
nbeno pom &G9en uno wurOe ilberfabren,
3rpet Rippen muroen lbm gebrohen.
- Der 9roiflfentutider y. QSilltams
murOe Samitag Jta6t8 oon etncm 6remoen
angenommen, Ibn mad, @eOrgetOwn 81 fab
rel. Sort an9etommeu, Difnetc ySilltamS
ben QSagen unb fano in bemielben au Steae
oes 6rsnloen en etma g8o4en alteS UtdO.
9eu 9aiielbe wurGc nod oemSt. Inne'S&n
Oer,9tiOl gebradt.
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Gi6monO, Sa., II. Sanuar. - Die
,Grebcsur Comp" bat ibre 3ablungen
eingeltellt. 3miiden 500 nno 600 Irbelter
itnO DaOurf anger Ebdtigfeit geiett, Ser Sez
traa Der S9ulOen 1T uoA nit)t befannt.
u d)mouo, Sa., II. San. - @eaeral
Soieph R. QuDeriou. Yrdfbent Der 3rebe9ar
@iieu=@omp.," beridltet, oaB leiue @ou1pagnit
ourdl perlAieoene 8anferotte napreno bee
Banif3 BON 1873 bebeutenbe Serluite erlitter
bat, uub iie iniolse 0eiien ae8puugeu mar,
Die 3ablungen ein3uiteaea, Man bofft leDod)
baB biele Suipenion MIR tempOrGr iein miro
Sor Der 9roBen 8rlits betrngen Die afttoo
II Rillion mebr, als bic Standardization
@or ettpa smei <5abren eerietb Die @Ompa9nit
infulge beoeutenoer S6ulosu pon oeritieoe,
men giienbabnen in SerptdeluH9en; ibrt
@lGu5iger bemiaigteu peri6iebeue i5riiten
bod enblt9 muBte oas llnuernreiolife etn
treteu
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nus ser 8umoesDamptffaot.

gSa bington, II. San. - SaS Spe=
sial Gonite CUR llnteriud)uu9 Der n6reeo.
mans Sanf" bielt beate Morgen leine erite
Sieuug unb bel1loB, bic llnteriu1un9 ge=
beim at tiibren.
- Der BrdFoent ianbte beute benz Seuate
eius Insqhl @rnennungen 5u.
-Sr. Seraanoo gsooo bra9te 5ente i'm
nnterbauie eine 8,I elm, oaB es fiinitig fir
Smportsure, @igeutbiimer, @onfignatdre &C.
ieslid, ieln iol, ueritieoene Yadete uerid1ie.
bener gisenthiimerr welde in Elm Sri9tnal
Badet usrpadt itrb, ieparat ein;utragen
(Dieie Serfiisuus ioa mahrlheinli9 anf oit
AusFeilung Scsug baben.)
= Smportirte 9enlalte @lasfeniter fit
&ird,eu, iuelhe friiber 5oafrei uaren, fini
neueroiuss su oersollen.
Dem Bunoes. 4nipalt gefpith in 2oui
itana fino nur algenleine Snisrnftionen su
Aafrehtbaltuns ber 0fientliden Srbnung il
ienem Staate suseSangen.
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8ermij6te 9epefMen aus Teius
&sOrf.

q e NJ 3 9ort, II. Sanuar. = 0el
9ampier n@nglano" 1T bon 9iperpoo
bier eingetroffen,
- Dtan ermartet bel benz internationale1
8ettihicbeu Observation-Disclosures aus ST.
lamb, @uglano, Shottlano, SelSten, Srauf
reid, 0euti6lano mno Stalien.
= Die gtamen Der Sirhen unb geifli6en
pelde aE Dem 8eeder'iden Sfaubal- -Sonci
tbcitnebmen moQen, itnb enOltd) befannt &C.
madt. Saltimorer iinb ni6t barunter.
- Ser llsteriAubmeiiter sablte beltte fiji
Sntereiieu $l71 900 unO iiir etn9e5o9ene Sb
li9atioucn $1,000 ans.
- Die 5ou Gtnnabmen belrugen beut
1881 200.
6plb er0ffuete Ill 113.
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@urnpGifdle GaGelbcrltAsea
Ser Sautpfer usalter" a,,feeIaufe

OSENNHlpTeF NSH&Iet NWfHE&1UTeH
2ono on, IS. San. - 9ten 0ailD yteru8 s"
oer6ffentltdt cine 9epeifle BON gSeit- Gowes
auf Der Sniel g8i9ht, OaB Der ngtOroOeutid)e
2lopo-" Dampicr ySalier," BON Jtew YOrt
mad Bremen unterlpeq8, auf bel Sramble8
auigelanfen 1T unr oaB Die geriube, i'm fott
ST MAIDEN, bis iebt erfolglos muren. Otan
piro mabrltleinlid geu0tblgt ieiu, eiHen 2beil
Der @aoung SI lDid)en.
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gSegweiier fiig JteileaOe.
., ,YDtlaoeIpbta=2ist 2istlutiu9fon=SaIa
tiuorcr Gticubat,It."

Wab Y5IQ0eIp9ll, 2Be9eF0t0nen un0 nSelGz
mare @iitnbdbn" uln 600 Uior9cHs, Souutags au5s
eeuommeH.
Rat BbitaoeIpbiG unb yteuzgort-(ffd in 9erros
utle mitGorI Drpoiit oer6inoeuo) mn J.2j ubrQlors
aeRs, Sonutags au5genomTeu.
9tat QBeltz B9ilGeelpbta uno gictU gorf uou Der
S6arles StrGBen=StQtlon UNI 1875 u9r DiorgsHs,
SOuntags ausgenommeu.
Rab B9tooelp1la uuo Ren=Dort- Gid in gBils
mingtou NIT oero glieububH" per6inoeno)
um 300 ubr Ra4mittag5, GuS9enOmmeH Soun
tags.
ytab BsrrpOtle uHO ReseiiOtioncn UNI 'S.45 Bor.
mittag5 tGgtih, Sonntag5 ausgenommeu.
dad Bbdaoelp9lG UNI $50 u9r yta6mlttag5 tdss
lib.
Rltb Reru@YorF uon Der @borlesfrassu Stas
tion-Raht>3ug um ubr Gbenos tdgli6.
Rab Bort 9cpoiit O.j0 28e9eitationan nm u6r
Ra6mitta95 tGgitt, Souutago ausgenommeu.
Der 2.l5 u9r 9tdhmittag5 SuQ uerbinoet lidl nit
Der B9taoelpbIa s8altruoJer =GijsabdbH."
BtuetzBiIeau ytr. las, I8eizBattimorefr.
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y ngSeflE@eWsarylduoerGiSeubahn.

- BtadBt edluert citation HIU gmmitt56ura
Biliomsport un0 3iOjiteaitattonen. tdglit) (ausz
9cuommen Sonnta9S) um IL SOrulitILqs
ytdh 6eoeut (ogue 2SebieD, Gmmitts6urQ
WtltaNsrort, SG3cr5tQiJg uuo Den Sluildeunoti0z
men nm ubr Ra9mittd3s (uu6geuomnen Sonus
tGss).
yt1u alien gtattoncn bis luion= 9rioae, um OBS
giq6mittass, GuegeHommcn SOUntag5, uno odHu
UNI nbr JlOraens.
3u9e tommen III baltimore um $50, Uiorgeus
uuo nm {. 10 fdtbmttG95. Sonata9s au5geuommen
uuo oonu UNI 6.i0 uhr I6euos.
3dIe pcrldil,n auon Dspol (&5arlsS1r.) 3 gii=
nuteu, BeHnlgl JHutd A1tnHe iJ UiHuteE uno 54ls
out= citation l. Dii Gteu ipdtei.
,,Jtor6ltGje .G4Ittral GifenbaDn."
RGgara.@rpIsB - nag 10 (Souata9s dn59ruons
mtn) 1oroi6 Uag Jto 1tusG, SlnGio Uno oen Ydls
len nm 7.ZJ Dt0l9sHs.
gaCb Dem &SeheH uuo HoTasu, natl ben gdagdrar
561en uuo 9uiiolo iIber Gtulya gebt nm 3.2J uar
DloigeRs 40 (onsgeROmWen Sountdg5).
giab oe!n 9elteR auo gtor5en, Had u lliGm6pOIt
uno Setlooen uH t.i5 lqr HuGmltta9s (ausge=
nommeu Sonutaqel;ein Sqneu3na.
Gittsburo S-1N"P tt6llp, S0iutags ausqenum1
men UNI 6 lbr abenos.
@iHclnuail-9 9t pser gia6 Bi,tebuFs uHo Dem
Bsftea uuo nOrolttb ua6 G,mira, gGiaio. ben fSdIs
len un0 Canada, GrIe, ben Benalplpdnier Gtlets
senucn taeiit, nusgeuomlGea SaniidgS um $50
A6enoS.
Nad @ettpsbVS um S.25 'l9r 9'or9eas ma 1.1i
Jlahn., nHo nd.t !oauooer uin S.2l nbr NorQeus
une t.f6 uno 3.25 Rgl giaihmittn9s, aassenommeR
Sonntoes.
Rap %samberlnuos gaaepbagu- nm 8. .25 pforo ..s
mo lilo 9iaumTtlaSe
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slaf ser @tIenbab.t . erttns litdt.

u / d m %, 3D., II. San. - Sobn >.
SbieloS. en Sobn besSbsriten Sc. SbiclOS,
lett nielen Sabren Giqentbiimer beS .0idl=
monoy 8bis," gertetb beute III Der ytdbe pom
BroIpefts Sabnbof inter eineu 3u9 Der rSbto
Ntiifiiiippi- Itlautic= 8abn," BEN er gu beiiei.
gen iutte uno purbe auf Der Stelle get0otct.
Der SDrper mar ibredlid) ueritiimuelt. Der
Seruugliifte mar 80 Sabre alt uno crit ieit
Mouateu perhetrathet.
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gerbe6ertsr
niht : srplaFber
actuGiOfcr

Saapt=SfTee: Nr
Stpsts : SiRce: Tr.
@abnang oes 4. s..
SaroitneHrGBe. -
&euer u. j.. 10. iperoen
rud ober @efahr oes 81
Iun9er iper0en erbeten
(Sunif1,tSsl
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WnrD tn We&uzSrleoaS.

Nerp= rleanS, II. San. - Soaz
quin Garan3a Don ben BbillIpinen.Snieln
purbe beute Worgen tuegen angriffS in nl0r-
beri1sr abfidt AMI 8afael @on5ales uethaf>
tet. SIM Stationsbauie iagte er, baB CT &c.
fern 4benb ieine Srau ernlorbet babe, mell
iie fi6 nit 9onsales, einem Merifaner, per-
lhmoren, ibn su berauben unb oanu burf
subrenuer. sig BOliSei fanb Die 9ei6e.
Oieielbe mar nit einem Sdultermeiier erlto=
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Gtn gmnoesioIoat ais Noroer

q E 10 : rle cams, II. San. Der
Correspondent Der nSimes" berid)tet aus
aleranoria, 9a., OaB &om Barrett in Siuez
uiae non oem SunoeSioloaten s, u. SorObam
aus Ohio ermorbet murbe. Sorbbam murbe
carauf BON yarrett's Sruoer t6btlid pernunz
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Ser YrDaeR @aWOtS'.

8rt6 getOn, II. San. = 6tnte Dior
gen psriammelte iid baS GerldJt bon @um>
berlanozGountp nm II llbr. Sn oen Bro,
seiie 2ano,s muroeu nur 3pei 3euaen uerl6rt.
Cornelius Campbell, elmer Der Igenten oeS
Angeflagten, iagte aus, OaB itd @arrutbs i'm
Suni eans portrefilih befunoen babe. OaS
SreusDerbDr g9ab, oab er oamalS oen 8eiud
bel @arruth8 i'm Snterehe BON 2anoiS ma9te.
SIN Sr. Slime bon 2alIcaiter iagte ans, oel
@robpater oes au9eflagteu ie: i'm @abuitnn
qeItnrben. Sin anberer 3euge bebauptete
lett oer 8idtebr oes anaeflagten aus GuropG
lei cine groBe Serdnberung nit benlielber
uorsegan9en. 9as @sri4t psrtaste ii9 biz
mnr0cu
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Sstd)ter yDndl ~ .Ott{Njfippt,

@inclnnati, II. San. = Glne O3pe.
ibc uon Renlpbis melbet, baB bier Reger
ipelhe ein9eitauOen batteu, mebrere Cotton
Sins uEo Uobnbduier IN Srano geitcdt 81
baben, aus benz 9efdn9uiB BON Goabama
&c., Miii., gu 6riars Yolnt gebolt mnO uor
einem masfirten W0b eridloiien mur0en.
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| Wbtrittez
Reini Bs-
| Mpparat.

&c, Stpros SoGioasftf.;
so, ytoto 8abttraB be !;
entity, str. 2f5, stpros
lbtritte, 8loafen, Grurlen,
ei Gag uno ytadt olue @e=
olooi<ens sereiniat. BcfteG=
uub piinstti6 Gu6seiilhrt.
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9te taufntd.tntid)e M8etstn-
a 6. Dunn 4 Gump,,
Nr. 2, Hrase.

Baltimore.
(@tablirt i'm Snni 1841.)
one notbi9eu bet ,ilirten S}niormatiouen bnFdtIib
Der Stelun9, Serantiportihfeit &C. bon sauleuten,
Sduolern il. {. 10. nnerbalb Der Ser. Stadten, Serz
rtorien uno Brtiitzgcrb zalmerifu; aud liiern nc
Elm HeIeri nS< Sud-, iue(des Die ytanen BON mehr,
oils $4,000 Sauleuten II. I. ~. uno oeren Raien uno
Die Stellurs oerleIben entbGlt. IS 1T oas couple
tete uno aus9eoebnttite Spiten, Deltes lelols fnr
Yeauemlhfeit Der Banf= uno oaneeisharier une filr
Die aasemeiue Werbeierunq unb ben Shut oes 6an=
oets or9aniirt Durbe. 30 2peia bIreaus baben mr,
DeIte in ben bauptiSdldIiten Stdbtsn iiao; uniere
grleitterungen fonne1 uitt a6ertroifen merI Ell.
YSn. d. Scatiett, bierpo9neabcr @ompasnon.
B- SGllise gufpriidne meroen etuse5osen uno@'ez
rittsI Iaben I'M IQaemeinen belor9t. (S6n2ifSo