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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23

--lInter ben Spe3ereibdnb1eru Il
6 n tnnatt miro cine Betition eirfutirt,
tuel4e ben GongreB eriuht, ben 3u d e +
obne 9iidild)t auf Garbe ober Qnalitdt TO-
nno iOrie. per Bfinb su beiteuern. - 9!e
Saffeebanoler bielten sefteru einegeeiamnlunQ
nno beihlofien itdb SeH Inifrengunsen oer
Nefu-g gorfer GGBsler, bic Berf9eruns eeS
Saffee's bon ierer Stabt aus gu controlisn,
~ apioeriesen unb i'm gothfalle ibren 8eSarj
BON fpeiter iiiSlid9 sslesensu Punften sn be.
aiehen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
9te lekte 9pnd)z 2lTatre TIT Sbto-
SaS SOfer Qerettet.

Cincinnati, %. .ytnObr.- Gtne Sp5tal,
0epei9e ntelbet, baB Der Dtannt ipel9er am
letten 0ienitags gs<abenoe IN @eanga<@ountp,
o., bem @espahrlam zines @onIiablerS aus
Ottbbleftelp entrtiien unb gebdngt warO, ipdtel
berabgeibnitten unO in's 2eben 5nriidfsernfer
nuroe. Ser Mann bteB 2utber Scott. Utau
glanbt, baB Die Berionen, meld,e ben @epalt-
aft beeingen, Dtttglieoer elmer 8auberbanbe
lparen, unb Scott, peld)er ebenfallS elmer Der
Sbrigeu mar, per5inOern pollten, auSa9eu
nRnp11 lie I'll nlnd1p11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Irnsesfiru,,a vnt 9tmfriibreru.

9unburp, Ya., p, gtOpbr. = Die Sc
i6worenen in Dem Yro5eiie 9egen bic auiriib+
rer in Sbamofin, oerenBro5eB in oteler &ode
9er perbaupelt purOe, ertldrten beute Otorgen
bic angeflasten SOB unO Neelp lduloig uuo
ipradlell &initp frei. gbrigbt, 8idaros nno
Campbell batten iidl bercitS, ebe iid Die Sc
i9worenen 5uriid5o9eu, i9uloig erfldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Surd,brcts.te,t etmes Setriiaers.

Cincinnati, %. gtOubr. - SOeben lit
bic @nteefuns 9euadt pOrOeu, Dap @eorg
6leiBner, friiber Bu9balter OeS 6rn. Gbeobor
Suniuer, melfer i'm letten6rii9labre fallirte,
ieiuen BrinSipal nm ,000-25, 900 betro-
nen hnt. ftlei3uer lit entflohel1.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Ser Orientaltid1e &rteg.
2Ieinn6en.

2onoou, %. Nopember. - Gtne De-
peide Der nRews" aus Seran, ,SaIeb melbet,
baB @roBfiirit Wi9ael AM MOntage in SarS
ein3og uno Die 6ulOiguug Der GiuwObnsr
empftns, - Der GppbuS 9raiTrt in Der
Staot.
Vpm SsriessidlaupIabe lit BuIaarien.
9anbon, %. ytooenlber. = Die bon
ruIFi6en unb tiirfiifen 0epeiden seulelbeteu
Sperationeu nabe Ruiti9uf beuten auf cine
9teisung Der Giirfen, Die BON Mebemeb ali
ansemenbete Strategie Gum gntiate bon
Blewla Su pieberbolen, tnbem iie bic lrmee
Oes @5arowiti4 unb bic 0ouaubrilden beorot
ben. Die 9iirten babeu pieberbOlt bebaup,
tet, baB bic Glrmee Oes @Saromitl6 beOeutenO
geiAwd6t mOrOeu 1T, nm aubere ruiiiide go
Ittioneu Su uerftGrter. SOliman Bai6a iGeint
nod imuer Oas Commando am Som 3u fiib=
re1.
2onbou, %. gtopember. - giner ruff
ideu offiSiellen 9epeife 5ufOl9e betru9 Der
Serluit Der Humdnen bel Der @inuabme bon
6aboua 224 0uun an Sobten uub Ser,uuns
APtPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Die SentSd,c Sa,terl6uferitt.

Sri. bon 6i0ern poQenOete fur3 Dor IL llbr
bente 2lbenO Die 2luigabe, 145 Nteileu in so
StunOen 3uriid5ulegen. Die 3eit, ipclde iie
tbatid6li4 gebraufte, betrug nllr 80 Gum
ben, 8 Ottnnten unO 45 Sefuuoen, lpdbreno
fle mebr, ais II Stunoen raitete. Oteb ais
1900 Berionen pObnten benz SdluTe be8
0QuerlaufS bel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Ena Mefinneir ned go nffea-

QouoOn, %, gtouember. = Cine bonn
81. NOOernber batirte 9epcid)e Der r3tmes"
melOet aus Nom: y0er 8apit empfin9 0eIter1
cine 9eputatiOu fraHSDfi9er Btl9er. Gr iprad)
einige penige 2SOrte nit GROCER glnitrenguug.
Die SdmGde ietner Sttmme nno bic Sdmer,
gen, pelde er augeuife:nlih ausitanO, mad-
ten eiueu melauholii6en @inorud. @r tunroe
auf cinern Stuhle Don bier Wtdunern in oaS
3inmer getragen."
81 NJ %. gtopember. - Der 8apit hat
in Solge ieiuer SnOiSpOiition ale NupierBen
etngeitelt.
Sd,iTSnaHrtdlten.
Queenstown, %. Jtopbr. Der
0ampfer y8pomina" ift BON gteru=Y Yort bier
einQetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Sbiua 1tu0 Soi,0it,
Gruaime antcrifantIdDe SonIularbeai,tte TIT
Shanghai. : Die SsnngersnutD In Sbina
ttro ole SbpIera in SSnpatt.

Sbangbai. = Die SSnueersnutD In China
uno ole SbnIera IN Sapan.
Gan Sran5isco, %. 9tOpember. -
Ser beute bier eingetroffene 9ampfer ,@itp Of
Befiu9" briugt Nadri6ten aus Song Song
bis gum "a. Sftober.
Sn amerifanii6en &rciIcn berrIdte eroBe
aufresun9 iiber Die BroSeiiirung oes ebenlali=
gen amerifaHii9en @eneralSoniuls 8. $.
BRADFORD gu Sbangbai, mel6er iiberfibrt
ptroe, nod ben SereinigtenS Staaten beitinnlte
grtefs erbroden 5u baben, nm ibren Snbalt
Dem 9tIanbten SemarO mittbeilen Su f0nuen.
Der angeflagte murOe BON q. gSilep @eQs,
Oem neuen @encralfOniul, su elmer @elobuBe
bon $3.50 nno 5man6igtdgi9er @efdnguiBbaft
oerurtbellt. 0tan erlpartet aubIor6entlidle
@ntbiiaungen be5iiglt9 Oieer ahaire. - Die
Sun9erSnotb in ben n0rOli9eu Bropin3eu
banert fort.
gtadriften ans gOfobama bis Snut 5. 9eo=
oember ergeben, baB Elm Strrm am II. Of
tober groben S6aOen uu0 oiele &erluite bon
Uieni6enleben peranlabte. Cholera mar
I'M 4bnebmeH begriffen. - Die SepDlferun9
perlangte cine 0teuiiton Der gertrGge mil
Dem auslanOe. - 9lm 3. Nopcnber muroe
Der @eburtstag bes SaiierS tsitli1 begaugell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
8adens unD Ghnnrrhorte

@eSien antIts obne bieie Sierenben anbdnofer IN.
uno per ne 81 9a6eH Danidt, TOUT nobl ooro, merrII
TFtrtnr ben Seriuh maht. DieieIbe iorSert nuf
oen 9ldtteiten @efdlte bas Saor su 8aae llnS rat
ipts oetannt 9emoroen 1T, binHen eds J9onen eiue
i99ns Sa1en. nnS Sdbnarr6art=G5arnitar erseuat.
4rets 81 Die Blaidle; iedes fslaIhen s..
81 9o9en oet SetIl 3. sauce,
t6eoy26,1O Slr. 1O8. SBeFfs 8altiiuoyeFross,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
6ebrd1thf
Oas>Ganoela6er. @asssanss5assfs aasnsaaSsfsser.

g9ir balten efu nerSdieoenartige unb ulnfan9reihe
Sammluns bon 4aseinstd,tmnas sirtifetm,
Deldbe ollie neuen Wtuiter uno 9touit1ten in unere
Dtande in Ssrpftau II. YeraoIonmg, alterthiim
ttdlent 8riiu (Verde Antico), Smperials II. fratr
aohidler Sronse umfabt, alleseit auf Eager.
Ntr BADEN in Den reiien aller gSaaren eine Sera,z
fetuns eintreten laIIen. 6. y. SaeiDion 6 So.
yer. 5, Tpr0= Xibertsftrate.
Beionbere Muimertiamfeit rpiro Der Sleirobr1t=
nnb @asenrltbtung geiplbnet. COTS, t2Utte, ,ia3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
9te ttnrt.bett TIT Ser ,,Sseets 9Rtne"
ttabe Sea0Wooo, .. .sS+ = Gin
blmti8er 3aiamtnenftoB in Ssttsa
6mf.

. abpoo B, 8. g., 21. gSopember.-
Gtne Sdlnabron 0eS z. Gaudllerie ReQi=
nents Inter oem 2ieutenaut @b9erlp fam
beute Morgen in oieier Staot an, moraui
Sheriff 8nllof unb Der g:eutenant ii6 iofort
nit etner aus 10 Wtann beitebenben Abtbetl
lunq ua6 Der ,,Seets Dtine" begaben. Die
iibrtgen Solbaten murDen in Der ytd1e alS
ass" Z raufqeitellt nn0 erbielten gefebl, feline
SRE bis .auf elne 8terteImeile al oet
Sdaft beranSulaiien. Der Sd)eriff unO Der
2ieutenant gin9en Johann au Die Miinouug
oes S6a9te6 unb foroerten Die unten beftnb=
li6eu alrbeiter auf beraus5ufommen unb iid
III ergeben. Der S6eriff uerlaS Die gegen Die
9lrbeiter auS9eitellten Saftbeteble mo erflarte,
btes werbe bas lebte @fal iein, baB er tbnen
@elegenbeit sur frieoli9en llnterperfung gebe !;
tm 8eigerun98fal(e tperbe er gu 9eUaltz
lamen MaBre9eln lbreiten. 9ta6 frr5er Se=
rutbung Der Irbeiter erbielt Der S1eriff 5ur
9lntmort: vg8ir rperben bier bleiben, 10
lange mir fDnnef, D0er bis mir unier @elh er.
baltenE 9ie Seanten Sogen fi9 auf 0ieie
@rfldrun9 bin suriid uno i6ldten einen @ou=
rier mad bieier Stabt ab, I'M Die bier itattoz
nirte 8eierpe aufs ben Shauplab 3ll bringen.
Die Solbaten 9tn9en unper5iiglidD mad Der
0ttne ab.
9roBe Nufre9un9 berrl9t Inter allen Mttz
nenarbeltern bieicr @egenb, obgleidD bis jett
nod fetne0emonitrationen unternommen nor
ben iinb, auBer baB bic SOlbatcn 9eI9mdbt
uno peripottet murben.
9te 9Strrea aut Jtt.(eidrcnSe.
Nf a t q NJ 0 a s, 3ler,, 22,'!ehtpr u a.
Sn Der lesten 0ienita9s Na9t lraES| am
Ntittmo6 0tor9en ipurben ungefdbr Is proz
ntiuente biefge giirger oerbaftet, tuel6e I'M
Seroad)t/ iteben, NIT oem ST : PrdfOenten
Serbo 5u ipntpatbiitren. Dieie MaBregel ioa
onrt9 bic gntbefung elmer Seri1wGrnng in
Serbinbung nit Der projeftirten Expedition
beS Generals @Scobeoo peranlaBt norben
ietn. @eneraf @anales bat in elmer offistellen
Mittbeiluug Die aufuterfamfeit Der 8nnbesz
bebDroen auf ben llntftanb gelenft, baB cine
aniabl Observation-Disclosures auf Dem terani@
iden ufer lagert unb augenI9einlib einen
Bntlb Su @uniten yereo'S im edible fiihrt.
@r forbert Die Sunbesregierune Snr itreugen
ausfahrung Der Neutralitdtsgciete auf.
hicago, %. g1opember. - Cine I'M
Sanptquartier bes Generals @6eriban einge-
laufene Oepei9e oes Generals Orb melbet,
oaB am 20. b. W. Elm Merlfaner en- Sr6tan
&reef, $40 Wteilen bon Aoalas, burf) cine
Sanbe 2ipen Snoianer ernlorbet prroe. =
Vim 2l. D. sc. uur6en stpei tpeiteye MGnner
anf elmer 9tand1e in Der gfdbe bon 2arsbo gez
tDotet. alle @rmoroete maren, fuie man ans
ninInit, @iHpobner bon SeraS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Seuti6lanO,

- Sn Der @eseilO BON 8 a au treibt iid
felt eiuem balben Sabre ein Oem 3uhtbauie
entiprunsener gefdbrli6er 9ieb unO 3lduber,
gfanens Sattler, berum, obne baB eS bis
jest Der @ensOuruerie gellmgen rpdre, ieiner
babbait 5u tper6en. gSunberbar 1T Dies
niGt, oa Der 8duber ale llnterftiitung BON
Seiten Der 8auern 9euieBt, Die often ertldren,
,,Sattler iaieBe ia nur auf Die @en8Oarmen
nHh oaS @ilo." Sci elmer neuerlid5en Streiie
nurbe Sattler 3war aufgei6euAt, bod ma6te
er Die beioeu inn nerfolgenbeu @en8barmen
bur1 5tpei S6iifie unfdbig, i'm peiter gu perz
folaer. 2lm %. Sftober murbe nun !pieoer
BON ciner gr1Beren anSabI@ I@ensbarmenS Streife
perantaltet, BET ntld)er Der @en80armMeiiiu=
ger bon oem Sfduber, Der ubernaIs enttam,
erSdloifen murbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Yrpamt, Stratton Il Saoler's
@nafnMGfett.

nomes. EtnaS, Vulkans
u, (. tp. iperben auf grobe 81
reouairten Greiien perfauft. uft.-8ass1nst9fhh8e
ponpoIir tie m 81 II ing ulb W 10 ltea.
Nlle neuen unb auserleiencn Gifr6tnn9en orl9lnelz
Ier Saeon, neueroinss perpoltommnet itne Ieet 6If
anifbt ausseifeGt. 9leirDbrem uno 8aeetnf1d,7 .l
tuna in alien ibren granden. gau5 neue Wfutef,
aus Sen 6efen Saeriten orSidltis ausseipdbtt. aae
Saden sl m0slbit nieorisen Yrellen.
(Septt3,t tSi.a.Sa) Sobn y. GtSo,
Wr.163, QBeft S ape tt IT,. nahe 6oIo'sSperns
bauie, frii6er bei 6. .. 9apibion & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Scr 6iftntor0=Vro3ek Tt Wermont,

W( o0lebu r9, ISL, ". Nopor. - OaS
3eugenperbDr in Der llnteriu6ungsia6e 9e9en
ben 4ir6enuoriteber @sraB. .Snitb unb Sral
Isbamplin wegeu @rmorOung Der Satin oeS
griteren burf Silt uuroe geiferu fort9eiest.
Der @eridtSiaal mar poa bon gteu9tert9en.
SIS wuroe conitatirt, DaB man in Der Geber
babe. 5opann famen nlebrere 8riefe 5ur'9er<
leung; in etnem oerielben botSmitb eemGbe-
ntiter Brof. Golfer $3.50, rpern berlelbe bic
4nalpe bes 2ei6namS Der 6rauSmitb unter'
lalieu piirbe; III einem anbern, Der al 6rau
@bamplin geri9tet lit, nta6t er oerielbenNltt=
tbeilungen fiber ieinS9reiben an ben @bemifer
uno ia9t, iie iolle 9uten Wtutbes iein, ba er
ben Brof. .@oaier befte9en werbe. Gin Sdwas
ger Der anseflagten @baHplin CAB gu PrOtOs
foG, baB er au9en5eu9e bon perbre4eriidDen
gertrauli@teiten smii9en benz @aare gene
Ieu lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
SuQan0.

-5oGtanS 1T in gto If pegen 4ienIi.
mdb6en. Seine bebeuteu6iten StaOte, am=
iterbam unb ltredt, haben Fd) an ben Ser.
liner Sraueurgein4 un ioldle getpanot unO
iidl giei9jettig bic Statuten oe8 Berliner
8ereins fir unentgeltlihe Serulitteluna Don
SteGen fir 0ienitmGoaen ausgsbeten, nm
Oana9 srpedmdBige &efQrmen ein3ufibreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
GebeitmniBrolles SerftbtptnSen cts
mes gd)akmeiifers GIerfS. -
YS0firf6lefnIff1 efft WnrN

y Is Il t g, Ba., %, ytooen1ber.-
Sobn gttsleD, &lerf III benz Siireau oes
&ountpi6aemeifters, begab iitb porgeftern
NbenO mad Dem Sabnboi Der yBbila. .z8ea-
Oing=Sabu," nm feline Srau a63uboleu, rpeid)e
cine nebrere Mieilen bon Der StaOt rpobnenOe
befreuubete Sanilie beiuf)t bate. @r lpuroe
5ulett 5mii6en unb llbr in @eieQi6aft
Sweier anltdnOig gefleibeter 9rernber aui benz
Sabnboie 9eieben unb iit leitOem ipurlos per.
I6wunben. Dtan befHr1tet, baB er pon ben
Srentben mad einer einianten SteQe eeloft,
beraubt, ermoroet unb in ben &anal gelporfen
ipurbe.
0a er bic S9liifel gu Der Spinbe, til mel,
der Die 8elber bes &ountDs aufbetpabrt ner=
ben, bel fif fiibrte, 10 he9te man 3uerit Den
Serbaft, baB er NIT oem aus iiber 100000
beitebenoen Snbalt Der Saiie entfoben lei, al.
letn Die Spinbe purOe geitern4beuo erbro6en
uno Der Snbalt rnOeriebrt uorgefunben. Die
Bidder oeSSerihpunbeuen beftuoeu iidl eben=
falls in Srbnun9. or. GiSlep ift Elm Sruoer
bes S9abmeiiterS unb erfreute itd bes beften
8tufe8. 8or einem ODER Smei Sabren bate er
9roBe 9clddftsperlufte erlitten, i6lug itd les
bod bieielben ifneQ aus benz Sinn un6 be
iano fG III lebterer 3eit in 10 gutter Sttm
mung, baB feline Sreunbe iiberSeu9t itnb, baB
uuuoaltd etu SSelbitmorh norlip1Pu FINN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
@itt aebetmttiS0oller Woro.

Wem . OFT, p. ytODenlber. Die Xeidle
zines Stalleners, NamenS Wihael @obat ~,
wurbe beute friib binter benz 6auie, SIR. Al,
SarteritraBe aufsefunben. Su Der redten
gSei9e befanb ftG cine ttefe @unbe, aus mel
der oas Stut itromipeiie berporquoQ. Sobn
Srabp, tpel9er ftf in Der 9tdbc befanb, bate
Oret 6iilferufer 9ebOrt uuo bier Staltener Ell
liglt aus Dem 6alie eutflieben ieben.
3uei Der 2esterer, gtamens 9. 9lboSanto
un0 s. @onunine3, tpurbeu oerbaftet, pdb-
renb bic llebrigen entfanleu. Die Yoli5et 1T
Der Nuiiht, oaB @obat ermorbet uno ans Oem
eEe11itpr npfnnrfPn n1rnP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
SSetters brttttit tn WhiI0Selnhfa.

y b tla oelp bia, %. ytopbr.-Sn bent
Wtarnlorgebdube auf Der SiibneItz@ Der 8.
unb eheitHutitraBe, bcm Continental 5otel"
ge9enitber. brad beute Gbeuo 6ener aus, mel,
Dies oret Stunoen lang piitbete, ebe es iiber-
mdltt9t lpurbe. Der BrdnO entitanb in einenl
al8 Glublofal benutten Sinter3immer I'm
3meiten Stodrperfe uno bebnte iih auf Die BET
ben oberen Stodperfe aus. Sm oritten Stofs
merfe befanbeu it5 6rn. 90. .gSbite'S Sabrli
pon 5abndr3tli9en Snitrumenten unb OaS 8ii=
reau beS Sn9enieur6 6lopo gSte9aup. Oas
pterte Stofwerf mar BON 6ru. gS. gS. ;6ar.
otng, 6abrifanteu bon 9lbums, eiuseuommen.
Der Serluit in bieiem Stoduerfe ilt ourd
Seritderlln9 inl Setrage bon $43, 900 gebeGt
SIN erlten Stofperfe, III meldem iid) Oas Sc.
lhdftSlofal Der Sapetenbdubler Sope[, Sim
& Comp. befano, purOe Der auf $40, 1000 &c.
id)aete Sorratb betra9tli9 bur9 8aTer be.
iddot9t. 0as @ebduhe gebDrt Srn @eorg
Solpell, uelder etnen Serluft BON $50, ,O0C
erlelOet, Der ieood UOllfommen burd Seriide
run9 9eoeft iit. Der @eiammtperluit iuirt
auf etpa $120 900 Qeid1Gbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23
Ser @tfenbahnfrfea tn Bern, ont j..

0FIID MS 5 aII5, St., =. JtooDf. =
@eiern4beno purOe bier eiu Seriud genadt,
3ipet 9ofomotiuen Der ySbal=8abn" auf Ser
anlaiiung Der o@entral 8ahn" nit Sei6lag
81 be!e9en. Die 8eamten Der eriteren 8abn
batten leoodl 9ta9riht nou Der MaBregel
erhalten, unO Der S1eriff CAB beSbalb Sen
Seriua Dor Der 6anO auf. aae 9Ofomotiuen
Der gabn, rpelfe iid] in 8rattleboro' befan=
ben, iinO in Sei6lae 9enommen morOen, uno
sroBe 9tufregurg berriht. Die 8erlonensiiqe
tperoen re9elmaBt9 bef0rbert, allein allerSra9t=
oertebr auf Der uGbal Sabn" 1T ein9eitellt
norben.
(Spdter.) Die Salleb- 8abn" bat ale ibre
IN Seid)lag genommenen Qofonotipen n1ittelit
"Writs of Replevin" suriiderlangt, unO
Die Situation lit ungefabr Oieielbe, ipie in
bergangener @ode.
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@bi cago, p. Noobr.-9ie Yor;eGafl=
lpaarenbdnolcr Sonutag & Comp. baben fal.
llrt:. Die PaIitpa betrageu $65, GOO uuo Die
Aftloa menia nIehr, als gt1dts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-23

M6trbat8eratbe t.,to Sarteseiett-
Serrfs, Sbomtas s. sobn, SIR. AZ. etsatft,
9sat bic EauteuI
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-14
(To be continued.)

The California Academy of Sciences has received as a dona- tion from Thomas R. Bard, of Ventura county, California, ac. companied by a letter of explana- ton, specimens of fish, supposed to be trout, thrown up from an artesian well, Al feet deep, bored in the sand.hills near that place. The well, which is nearly 300 feet from high water mark, was bored in 1871, and every year since has thrown out immense quantities of freshly-spawned fish in April and May. The first fish this year were observed in March. The well is capped, having two three-inch apertures, from one of which peo- pie were in the habit Of filing bar rels with water for household uses. In that way, the presence of fish was discovered in 1872.
 The cap was removed, and fish were ejected in incredible quantir ties, until the cap was replaced,
 In a bucketful, one-fourth of the weight of the contents was fish. 1t is proved that these fish have appeared every year, as it was on- ly recently that much attention was paid to the phenomenon. The pipe is badly rusted, so that one half of the water escapes and ex- udes from the surface, carrying up fish, which are forced by a strong current through conduits into small lakes, where sea birds eagerly devour them. These fish are of various sizes, the largest about an inch in length. The nearest stream where fish are found is Santa Paula Creek, twen- ty-fve miles from the well, but it empties into the Santa Clara Riv- CT, distant seven miles, at point twenty miles distant. Alta.
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at the bridge he will overtake his flying game; but he has made bad calculation, instead of tearing the lower side of the bridge away only, he has torn both sides, and left the middle solid. Down the steep pitch speed the flying mules, they huddle together and leap across the broken bridge, the wheels fall down on both sides of the bridge and the velocity slides the iron axles across the solid centre of the bridge, and strange torelate the stage flies on all right up the hill, and Cachise believ- ing that there is some witchery in the case abandons the chase and soon the coach arrives at the station, and as soon as it stops, one of the wheel mules falls dead; had this occurred before they reached and crossed the stone bridge, not one oi those nine brave men would have been left to tell the tale.
 By summing up now it will be ascertained that thus far ten white men have been killed, two badly wounded, and three taken prisoners by the noble Cachise, whilst but one Of the red men has received any injury at the hands of the whites, and that very slight; the same night courier was dispatched by Supt. Buckley to the writer of this sketch relat- ing what had occurred and asking him to send 8 messenger to Old Camp Breckenbridge, Chow known as Old Camp Gran)calling for military assistance and to start himself immediate y fo; the scene of war. The same night I sent a messenger to Breckenridge, with an account of what had occurred at Apache Pass, and requesting Lieut.. Lord and Lieut.. Moore commanding respectively Co.'S. D. and G. First Dragons. to meet me as speedily as possible, with their companies at Ewell's Station fifteen miles West of Apache Pass and the next morning bright and early started from Tucson with four men and a coach for the Pass, naFlng every cOnnQenco that l would meet the Dragons at the appointed place, ill which I was not disappointed; they taking the route by the head of the Arivaypa Canon arrived at EWell's before did, Lieut.. Moore leaving a note for me at the appointed place that they would wait for me at the rock tank six miles west of the Pass where found them and the same evening we all arrived at the station.
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DAVID NE FAIR.

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I feel under increased obligations for the patronage so liberally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while ac- knowledging this fact, allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a stock as was ever offered by the old firm with all that is new and desirable in addi- ton.
 JAMES Ns. BARNEY.
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SINKING FUND.
Yuma County.

RIDS for the surrender of General Fund D Warrants will be received up to two o'clock D. m. MONDAY, JULY B, 1877. Amount to be bid for, Five hundred and ninety-four dollars and eighty-eight cents. (S594SS. Bids mast be sealed proposals directed to Treasurer of Yuma County, marked Sinking Fund" Warrants must accompany bids. Blank forms procurable at Treasurer's office
 4. J. FINLAY.
 Treasurer Yuma County. Yuma, Yuma County, A. T., July z, 1877
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Gold Dust,

Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Con- mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.
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Sales Of Ores,

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con- nection with buyers in the different mar kets give me a very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the profit of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired
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 DAVID NEAHR. Main Street, Yuma A. T. 40 California Street, San Francisco.
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GENERAL MERcHAND.sE. Invites attention to the best selected and most complete stock ever offered in
 this market, consisting in
 part, of Groceries, Provisions,
 Wines and Liquors, Cigars and
 Tobacco, Hardware,
 Tinware, Crockery,
 Iron, Steel Miners Tools. Sporting Goods
 Wagon-Lumber, etc.
 LADIES' and c ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
 Boots and Shoes, Clothing, And is constantly and regularly receiv ing fresh California products, consisting of Butter, Cheese, Bacon.
 Ham, Onions, Beans
 Barley Potatoes, Corn, Wheat, Corn Meal Buckwheat Flour, California and Oregon Flour, Cutting & Co.'S Canned Fruits, Vegetables
 etc. etc. etc. All of which is offered at prices which
 Defy Competition. Buyers will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 All merchandise consigned to my care will receive careful handling and be for warded with dispatch and by experienced freighters, at lowest market rates. Greenbacks Taken at Par. FIVE PER CENT. PREMIUM paid in exchange for American gold coin. Goods sold at greatly reduced rates. Highest prices paid for all Arizona pro- ducts.