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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Die Sad1laae I'm Qnttifinttn

0eute mIo DE uol Der Nominllration mad
goutFana abgeidlidte @ommlIiion in Nem
Orleans ibre Arbeit beainnen. Die Gadlloat
1T 5nr Selt etnem uuoarteilihen 8eiume Al
Iolge tol9eHOe: baS Sbergeriht Der yiidoQs'
lden Yart'i bat uoqit1uoigen Stiit aler Qf
ten unc Hecoros; cS mirb uoa BEN gelnmm
ten AopotdteUltGuoe oeS StanteS anerfann
mo not bisber Sunnerts bon @utideiouuQeu
geGebeu, ipelde uue Sluiieu bsrubren. You
Sen l8 SreiSrihtern eeS Staates ertennen ~
Die geitouS'ihe 9,e9ieruug an; Don ben IS
SrlrittSanpdlten iino l3 auf gtidOls' Seite
goullinna bat 81 Sirdipile; in As belielbeu
taben iid) Die Seamten inter 9tidous uer'
pftd)tct. Su Der Stlot gtem Orleans bat
gtt[1Oas pole @smalt. AuBsrbalh brS ,St.
9ouissSottiS" iibt ftin ron Yafuro auge>
ftelter Seamter wgeuo nelde Sunftioueu
ans; es lit otsboIb buthGblid) pa5r, baf
8adaro's &egieruu9 au6erbalb oes betrefieu<
Zen @ebduDeS rdlt CrlItirt. Jtur Die BON
yhholS arseitcltsh ScGmten Crheber Steuern
unS perrid);en 6unttioncn. Badorb'S Sc
iebge6Hug ut eln ub9eitorbener Rumpf, oer
td9lldl mebr @lleper perliert. Die eemofra
tilte Sclebacbun9 hat eincn uolsGblieen
Senat, uno lhrem Sauie ieflcn MIR nod fie.
ben p&eturn:E9= 8caro" Oiit9lieper gu elnem
Quorum.
Die SommiiIon ii betunntli6 BON Srr.
Sanes an9eWlei,n moroen, Den beloen Nlpt.
ranlsn anf oie unbei6rdnfte COMPREHENSIVE
Al beceuteH, baB CT fcinen uon Seloen amer
fennen MIL, 10 lange nidt oeS Solt auf III
Speiielhufte Weiie bemieisn babeu tpiro, mel.
den pom Salpen % uls 0enienigcn betraftet,
ben cS sum Amte errGalt hot. yGie Sc
gtsl atur ulo hte @eridlte iino
nahs etnStgeu AutoritGten, - Ct
entidetbeu baben, mer Der
.iebmGBIge @OuUerncur lei
lr-nb ruB Der SrGiibeut I'D t
1efu9t1it, eiue olbe @n d. il
, Gn9 er9eben Su a en-, IN D
ooB er an d. uidt geneigt if,
pies Su tbun." - 90 bat Sr. panes in
iCiner Snitruttion iiir Die @ommlifion seiagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Gin rer3tUeifeIter NI11dltperS1td,.

NJ olIle, &D., 5. Mprll. - QCnr0
3ObnlOa, an8eblIA Ger 6iibrer eIner @lnbres
6ertanee, nlahte 9eitSrH gtOr9eu Dor Dem
Anfan9e ieines BrOSefe8 elnen ber3pe;felten
6luhtperiuh, tnbem CT itf an einem otunen
Strlde, nttt utel ilGrter, ais EN- 8inofaoen,
uou etnem 6eEiter Oe8 @eridtsgebduoeS aus
elmer 9Dbe Uon 40 SUP berub3ulufien Uer-
luhtr. @r mar taum SUB berobgeitiegeu,
ais Der Grid 5erriB. SObnion nitr5te aui
oas 8aditeinzSrOttoir berub unO wuroe gez
fdhrIih perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
GOlIifton atUtfbett 3tDet SSSabrae11aett. .
Srei WofrnSe1f effr1t1tfe1s

Stem 9Ort, 8. Gpril. = Ole Sarfe
n@mbla," welGe beute ans 6uQ onfqm,
itberbrldte bic Nanni9aiten oes ttalieuii6ea
Sollittffe8 o8Ofo" uno zines ftan;0FI6en
S4oOners, pelfe am Z. Sebruar auf Der
9Dbe pOn 8eaGp 9eaO in @olltfon eerIstben
uuO innten. 0ret 0tatrOien bee SGOOnets
ertranfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Gin 1tnmenfdltd1es @erbred1ett.

u E 70 y OFT, 4. Aprll. .-Sn etnem Yroftiz
tuttonShauie puroen geiternNbeno Die 9IeiNer
etneS 19sldbri8er R6odens, Namen8 2ucp
6reeman, bon einem llnbetunuten in Slam
men geieBt. 0as Srauen3tmmer uuroe 10
l9redllh uerbrannt, baB es beute nit Sone
ab9tng. Der Ebdter bat f9 bis iett Der
YsrbQftuuo ent,oopu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
11phermhrf.

Sprone, Ba., 3. apru. - Rartin 9.
Surner, peld,er lett Dem 20 Sebruar tn&learz
ftelo ueSen elnes an SEQ. S. Mnple ueriibten
VlOrOeS Dor Serift ftano, murOe beute oes
UsOr0es i'm erlten @raoe idulbia hefunhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
gSene,l W1nrDes nrrhaftet.

2ebGnO II, Ga., 3. Aprll.-0aplO 0iiNs>
purOe beute auf ben Yeroadt BIN perbaftet
5rn. Sob s. Wtiiqer ermeroet gu baben.
RIiier mObnte aut BEN @ute pes @tmareeteu
Sine NIT 8lut behedte Grt muroe IN Der
Bobnung oes 4naetIa9teu geiuaesu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
4omiHama.

Rew. 9ort, .. April, - Giner gBa,
ibiugtOner Spe5ialnepeiAe Sufol9e bnben Yat,
taro iomobl, ple @ouuerneur gtldous ene
SuTOn belOer 9eiee9ebuugen fig uHm0gli9
ertIGrt,
siodl elm Srief pa6arO's an ben graIioenten.
Or berIanet, cab bic SOmmtiftun nrdl
cine unteriudlune Oct &SabI i'm gtaate an.
ftele.
.Srleans, 5. Npril. - Badaro
per6ifsntlibt beute abermaIS eInen On ben
YrdEOeuteu geridteteu 8rief, in pslhem er
bic an Die 2OulfIana'er @ommliioE ertbeiltea
Sufruttioneu erpGhnt. 9ieielben ert!Greu
betauntllh, oaB Der Auftrag Der @ommiiiion
teine llnteriuhun3 iber oas Geiultat Der
IcBten S8abI TN Staate umidlieBe. Yadqro
ertlGrt Ouge9GI, er miiuite cine 9enuue uun
our4greiienbe llnteriuAuns iiber oieieH rtd'
ti9en 8unft.
Gr bebauptet, er t6tts etlide buntert msbl
| Stimmen i'm Ssaate erbaIten, oils Sapes
unb f0nue os6balb nift einieben, parur
lelue auipriibe ulGt ebeniO giiIttg icisn, als
bic oCs Brdf6enteu. gr ertlGrt, ruenn ieint
aHipri:de nidt beriidtdti9t pifOru, 10 &c
itebe Den StimmgebelH, pelhe ihu gun
@ouuerneur erwa6itsu InO 9ru. 9ugsS burd
iIre Sttmmen in baS prdfoentenamt etn
iebteH, ein ME pieDer gut su mahenbes lin
reht. ST fsroere OeBbalt in tbrem Hdmeu
baB Die Snfsultionen Der @Ommtiitou berar
ameuOirt piiroeH, bab fie cine untlrtR4anI
| iibsr Die @abl aeitatteteR, 80 " 7 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Solttftana. 9adar0 6eftebt amf
ietttett Qlttfnriidletl.

y E 10 > tie a n 8, 4. Nprtl-YadQr0
belt wGbreno zines beute ItottgCfuubeuer
@aufus' cine Nece, in roelher er erfldrte, er
WerOe ieiue Auipriide auf oas @ouueruelrs-
amt bis auf'S AeuBerite Uertbet6i9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
9tbe ROtbiGilo, Der Wi0rScr Der
v9tattt1tttensSeffte, oer teraE
tttSd1ett S11ffiS iiberIiefcrf.

Cincinnati, OblO, 5. aprl. - Gin
Habeas Corpus-@eiu1 gu @uufen abraham
8otbidio's, nelder anqeflaQt IN, 8eiiie
WtOore, le're Naltreiie, 81 Sefferiou, Scras,
eEmoroet ~ babeu, purOe beute Ror9en bonn
3ldlter Wa:on ab9epieieH, uuO Sde1fi
WalIace lteferte ben @cfanaenen Dem Silfs.
S9Crtff Sine aus ScraS aus. 9crIelbe fubr
Init letnem @efaugeneu in eiucr &uti6e eiltQlt
IN Der 9fiAtunQ uO1 2aprsnceburg, Suolana,
Ono bic bret Stauttn Dino, aentndp rn6
3nOtuna anetnanDeritOBen) taOOn, uermutb-
lt6, nm iiG9 Dem Sereife Der 8cbUrben BON
Slto 81 entjleben, I'M Safe Die 6reuuoe ocs
9etan9enen mettere SfJritte tbun Iollteu.
SeOsr Der Anpa!t, nod bic Anse5Drtgen Res
Setan9eEen WuBten nm Die ausIietcrnna, bis
na@Oem eS gu Ipat mar, I'M Ssgenmabreg'ln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06

@roBe Gntriiftuna Oes Garpetbasaer Senats.
9t r=S rleaHS, 3. April. = Der Bal
taro, ,lde Scnat nabm bcute ReiolutioneH on
loeIte Die uon Stanlen Mattbems uuO @bns
6oner geIeliteten 9arautie'n i'm 8etreff bel
$n.ternuna Der &rdppCu als eineH corrupten
?Shrlolen S9ad1er be5eihuen uno ertldrsn. Oit
9fepubllfarer GOuiitaua's tDHuteu nid1t glau.
ben, 9uB Brditoent 6unes ftf gu eiueH iOl'
men 6anoel brrse9ebeu bGtte.
.SIe foroern Endaro auf, feline Uiifi3 in
JeSenl &lrdipiele 81 Orgnnifirtn, nm fidl ges
gen ole oemotratiide Geri9mDruug su per'
t6eto11en' Iro i'm Salle Der BrGTOeut ieinel
HfIt9t nidit 9aredt Uiirbe = mas Te MIDI
9lquben tOnnten--io m0ae or bic Serantport,
Il9teit tur Ole Solgen trugen. Gum ShluiiC
orlIden Die Reiolutlonen uolltommenss Ser.
trGnen aut ben Batrictiamus, Die 3eitigiei
un0 &luQbett 8adun'B ouR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Gharlen StDk tuteScr et1ttnnI.

y c no y yott I. Nprll. -@brtItlQn &.
8OB, Der &uter BON @burIeg 8OB, eriGieu
beute uuf Dem 9auptquartiere Ger 5ieiigen 80.
Ii3ei unO that gadlIrugen iber einen 8na-
ben in Gan 6raHSlsco, Del6er fir Den Sers
ihpuuOenen 9ebulteu miro. Der Boltieidei
lit NIT ben AutOritGten in Gan SruH3isco be
sitgll9 Der anQelegenbeit in Correspondents
9etreten. 81. 6OB te9t nod INNER Die 9Off'
Hung, OaB ietn SIno lebt, unO OaB er es mie-
0eIishen mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06

SWiuin9sn Cntbunbeu norben, pom lusldlen
oas etnc Sinh tuntaiiihsn Stammes uno bo8
anoere dtbiopiiher Gbfuuft 1T. Or, y. 8.
Slmplon, Der Aufieber Der anfialt, erf:Grt,
oas erItere SinO iei 10 met6, iuie cine Qilie,
un0 baS anbere 10 ifmnr,. ME eirl NHnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
s6re6lid1e @rplOiton itt 0etps9OEf.
- @ebeiuniBpOAe 2(Taite+ -
WprO, SelbitmOr0 o0er l1nfaa L?
-3tuei YeriOnet 9et0Otet ttttS
cine brittle idttt1er i19rttttitl0ef.


ytem Nort, 3. Aprll. - plnter Rem
Biireuu Der O0. Sohn Sepctt < S1bue,
SlelneiRiNbrfanten, I'm 2. StodpCrfe oeS
@ebduoes Yir, 1872, SobuFraBc, erfOIgte hsHte
Diorgen cine @rploitOn, beGen llriadle in Elm
tleieS @ebetmnlB gChGllt 1T. AIS man nnt
BEN 9et0ie Der GgplOfan IN oas 5et1effenOe
3immer eiHOran9, lu9eu orel Utitglieoer Der
6Wma, ndWIIt @e0rg gS. Sepett, Sruille
8. Sepett uuo SOieeh u. Dean, auf benz
Sooen. Sr. SEQ. gS. Semett mar tO0t, Or,
bile 8. Selpett 9eiGbrlidl uerleet, uuo Dean
bate beOeutli6e Serlesuu9en on einem iei=
ner Selke oauon 9etru9en. G5 erhellt, caB
Die rrCt errpIbntsn 6errn I'M ! II llhr Ntorl
gems Dor tenn 3aminieue~ in bem SiireaH ia
zen, OILS urpl6eli9 Elm fiirdtetlider Sfla9
erfOIgte, weldtr aae @e9enfGuoe I'm 3tmmer
Seri1metterte. Sci ipdteren RadfOribun9eu
| tano man mCbrere Stiide Gien IN benz Sii=
reau, peldle Obne 3pCiiel bon elmer Sombe
ODER irgeno elmer 66uenmaidine berrIbrten.
Otan glaubt, oab oeF 9e9ebtanp, ipelher
! Die @IpIoficn Uerliriadlte, III oeEl ofienen See
min perborgen mar. gtiemaub funn iero6 er.
fIGreu pie oo.r 0u.f men Die W2aittne
oOrtbln 9elaugte. als Die BOlisti cas Bii-
reau our9ildte, muroe Elm ilebenlGuf9er
NeuOlUer aui einem Bulte liegeno gefunoen,
mel6eu gtlemauo aIs ieia @l9euthuT GaeF:
tenneH moGte. Siele Yeriauen tno Der an,
f4t, OuB Die 9Buenmaidine, BOmbe ODER
&orpe6o in Der dbitdlt, NOro ObeT SsIbR.
lrOro dn be9ebgu, IN pem &auliu uerfedt
lpnree, iHpem man Rb Die AFaire auf feline
dHOere g8eiie ertldreH tauE. DaS Suerft per.
breItete Scriidt, OaB trel Arbsitsr ge6btst
wOrben ieten, III uube9rinOet. 2llle Benitsl
uuo Suite in Oem 3immer murSen ,ertEGat
inert nnO Der Su6bsSsI m,t 4aminfu6 ilni
4,ut lsosgt. SSlttttr etusr 8ombe ODE
9dHbSrauats mareH tief in bic pIHpe sinse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
9G.tf Scr CsiSenbobn l,er,,,,oIIft.

= utFl bur 9, "a, 5. Npril. .-2SIllam
Salpoun aus godbauen, gu., mnrce nm uier
t'9r 9eute ytor9en in o,m hisiigen Subnbofe
oon elnem 3uge Eberfahren unb 10 lfredlid
0etlest, oaB sr Il SturOe oarauf tarb. Scr
SeEllnSllifte CAB Sucrlf Dor, @baS. 8arb III
heiBen uno oils 9siGGftarei'enoer I'M Oienfe
elner SaltImorer 6irma Su ieiu.
o or oento 10 n, 9t.-S., 3. april. - s.
gtcSormid, 80 Sabre alt, muroe furS naf 8
lI9r beute gtaflmittag bon Dem BbildSelphier
Sanel3n9e iberfabren unb Ougenblifli9 se'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Bic &tnSerneff I'm cSc,14SbTo,,S

Us | tn9to 5. Npril. - Da8
Staatarepartement lit BON oem @elanbten IN
Berlin, 5rn. 0auis, benadridtigt morben,
oaB es nod niAt mOaltt 9elntien lei, bic
6tnberpei. melde i'm SaHucr uou IuslanO
nadl Sbelldlciten Uno uon bot nah ben
StebniGrfteu in Berlin, 5ambura, giltona
uno Dresden oerItICppt muroe, Bu unter6riif
len. Die Seufe bat iiG BON ben letteren
Pldeen ibr etnen teoeutenoeu Ebeil 0eutIdI~
lambs perbrettct, leood) rcdltfertlgeu Die &C.
aenndrtt9cn llmitGnbe Die 6oiiuung, oas Ste
peItere Ausbreltuug Der SranfbeiG uerbiitct
wetoen ntro. Die 4nsubl Der SrtI9aften,
UeIhe bis gum @noe Oes 6ebruarS uon Der
SeHde letngeIuht mOroen waren. behGgt
ungefGbr so.
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s6par5WeiBe 3lpiGin8e tn sturp'
NQrnLffA0..

&eiosoil e RS, A. Gpril. - Gin
meiBss Srauen8immsr, weI9es Dor einigeu
GagCn in 6em Armenhauie uOn @aswells
@uHEtq untsT9sbra4t wnrOs. 1T iOsbsn non
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Ginc 1tttaei1lttOe (6eoeitS

ylttIe u 0 d, Nrt., 5. Npril. = Eom
g8lltams, etn &herotee<5nOiancr, nurbe um
lstten Samita9 abeuo Su Eablequub I'm
9ebiete Der @hsrofee Ration ermor6et.-
! 3pet petBe Bferbebiebc puroen am Sar1Ifaae
I'm 8ebiete Der &hoctom Station aetSbtet,
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Gin fre6er Gntfii6rMt1QSs@erI1td,

5 10 a.@ I'M, Soma, 5, NplIl. - Scd8
Ndnntr periuhten beute, Sri. g. gS. g8ation,
cine rsihe, iunge Dame aus RaiFlOn, 8,
3miiden &od 5Slaub uno oieiet StuSt oe,
nathan oOn einem 8uhnSuge gu ertiiibrsn.
Str 9aben an, bic Dame ieI cine 8abniinz
nt9e uno beftnoe iit unter ibrer Sbbut. gct
teosr Station ueriudtc ptc 9ume, iidb Ill ent,
ternen, mnrce leood uou oenDidnnern rmmer
3uritd9ebaltenr bis e8 tLr i6lieBllt BET 8u.
ton nad einem uer5wtiielten Sample, in melz
dem ic tbreu 6uBtnOfsl uerrenfte, qelano,
Ibren SertoIgern 81 entriunen. Wan qaubt,
hnB Die 8bdter @elcerpreiuug oOCr 0aub i'm
Sd'lOe fibrtcn, oa ote0ame lebr reid getlei,
net mhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Gin Stce=&OnItI Der Vcr. Staatett
fSn1N111N11 non

q. SOB ms, N.sS., 4. Npril. -6r. q.
3. SoOowlu, Sice-Sonlul Ger Ser. 9tuateu
unO RttglieO Der 6irmu Duff & @ouopin,
rette am 20. ytdrj naf BroplOence, &..S.,
Inn bic 9eifdfte Der Strma 8arnsr, @ooo
min & Comp. ubiui dIIleBen. An. 81. DtIrS
teIe9rapbtrte er an Seneral BarUer, Dem bic
ii9en &ouinl Der Ser. Stuatent haB er ieine
@eitdite erleoist unO 6ru, @aruer an iencm
Gage $4,000 per BOit itbaidtdt babe; er
nerbe in weni9eu SQgen uad) 81, 3obuS su=
riiftthreu. Sett leHer 3eit tno pr. @oOoWin,
inmlP hie CSPlkinmmP in1rrInS hprid,n nun npr,
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Selegrapbtl6e Sepeidelt.
aus oer SmmSesbamptftaSt,

-Seribte bet ~atiociirteH Breiie' fur ben rDeutiGe
Sorreipo,oeateu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
6ranfrei6.

Baris, .. Qpru. - nE'lluiSerS" tbeilt
nit, rap NiiUllter SimUn Dor ieiusr Nbreiie
rat StalRn Dem Poli3elprGfttten ben 8efebl
ertbelIte, OaS tatbOltihe &Omite Don Balis
fir auigeIGrt gu ertIGreu. NldtSOe1Opeui.
ger miro Der ietste &OugreB OeS futboii6cn
@OmIte'S mOr9eH er6Hust weGbeu, leoOd etnz
fad inter Osmgt0men elmer tatbuIiiden Serz
lammlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
@tm SStttpelenban0ler perid1lpnttOen

u tIanta, 8a., s. Npril.-Oas pl0blfe
SerlhpinOcn ees Srn. Geo. Sbarp, zines
hieitgen SuwelenhGuOlers, crre9t uuaemetnes
autIeben. @s erbeat, buB Oerieibe etuu
$4,000 on UiGflcr ihulbete, fir welde er
0iamanten i'm 8etrage BON $50, 900 ncrpfdns
bet bate. @s gelang lbm ieOOf, Dor einem
Seri4wtnben aue bteie 9iamanten in Ietnen
SeitB gu betOnlmen. gine 8elobnunq 1T
auf letne6eitnabre ausgeiegt pOrOeu. @inige
BeriOnen oerniutben Selbitmoro.
&tlGnta, @a., 3. April.-Gcn Dem Su-
peIenbdubIer SEQ. Sharp, pel1er lett lebtem
6teitage oeruliBt wlrb, III nod feline Spur
enteedt DOrben. Die algemeine anli6t 1T,
buB er ietner G6ulren balter entflob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
DC MiotOetf0nttlte Bet0er,

ElttIe.Gt d. Art., ,NprlI.-Jfat eiNer
Spei alOepei6c an ole btefige n@uSette" aus
Glma, @ramforO &ountp, puGheu 9eltern SEQ.
Seator uuO ietne 6uTllte unu eiuem @ebelm.
pOli3iiteu aus &anias oerbaftet. Der @e5etm=
pOli3iit lit Der ll2bCrieuguna, DaB cis@sfange
ueu Die RGrOelIamilie 8euoer aus Sauia8
itnO; ct bat OlelslbeH idOn ieit Ginger 3eit
bCObahtet.
GtttGe~& d, Arf., 5. Qpril. - Rebrere
Sebeimpoli;titn n au8Suuias fameu beute nit
Der in @ruwiorO &Ountg uerbaittt2u Samilte,
melde fidl Seator nennt uuo bic man fir ole
6anltlls SeHoer halt, 0urdl Eort Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Sabnsl1nfdlle. : Bier QeriOmcn ae.
f0Ofet

gan 6rau5tscO, oeu5. IprtI.-Giu
weitilf QsbeEoer Baiiagicr3ug Der ySenttal
Bactftc. Sobu" coliOute auf Der Sierra DE.
oaoa in hey 9tabe bon @ascqoe mt einem
6ra9t3ugc. Die beioeu 2ofomotiufiibrer unb
Qetier mnrOen getOotet, BON Den BaiIa9ieren
aber ytlemunO oerlstt.
San SranSiSco. 5. Qpril.- G8 miro
aemelSet, caB Gin aus @aaqorS bcitebanoer
6rnd3ug Der pBeilli6en 8aciftc Bubn" in
Der yiGhe bon Yteownp Statlou aus pem
9eleiie lief uuo in eiueu 6rabeu ititr,te.
gln3clnbelten f2bler. - SpGtere yta6rtdteu
itbcr oen ll1fal auf Der ,@s1tral Gaciic.
Sabn" in o;r JiGbe BON Summit erqsbeu,
Dap mebrere Baifu9iere leidt perlebt mnroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06

Bott8 tom n, Ya., 8. Nprll. - Soiepb
3, VltOr, ein geudlteter Burger uon 9eba,
non GoMntg, wuroe um MOntag Rorgeu cine
fur5e Strede BON iCiner g8Obnung entfernt
ais Getdle in Der 0tttte oes g8e9es liegeno gcr
tunoen. Gem SGGcel mar ;eri1metlert uno
Die Seble BON elnem Sbre bis gum unoereu
our6idnitten. &r hattie ieine 8obuuna um
6 tlbr 0orgens OerlaiIen, I'M einen ! Dieile
entiernt mObueuoeu Nadbar, Wamens Sobu
Seder, 5000 Su be3ablen. 0as @elO mar
oerihwuuoeu. Iue auSeiten reuteu Ourauf
bin, paB Der GrmOroete Snsrft Don bluten
eiHen 9dlag mt einem Suiippel auf sen
Sopf erbielt, uno OuB Onrnuf Elm perSweifelter
Sampf 5wlideu Dem M6r0er uno ieipem
Spfer itattfunO. 6r. Uttaer mar II Sabre
alt, 6uB q 3na aroB unn poa 245 8funp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Seettets 1tttN QebettSfrrI1tf4

u bout, N.'D., 5. Aprtl.- sine De-
pelde BON WoreSpille, 9elamare @ountp,
meloet: rDaS 6otel UCn @rispea & @lmcn.
oorf 6rannte geiteru RorSen ab, uno Sobn
Smith BON Ptne 6tll fam in ben 6lammen
um'S Geben. @eiteru gta6mittng fano mon
letnen 9eiduaGl inter benz S6utte. Ser
Serlnit an Gem @ebduOe uHo an Der @lnrid
tun9 beldutt itd agf $4,000, bic Serf9erung
auf $10,00O."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06
Stt MOnOfat bon etttett Sabtt3ttac
fiberfnf1rcff 1ttfN npf1Afef

8b iIabelpbta, 5. aPril. = 6r. Soi.
gEIlon, Elm beicunter Surtit aus 0eiidefter,
Pu., fiel bsute, pGbrenb e. an Der sic Der
81. uno @beitnut- StruBe einen in 8eueauud
teftnollhen SabnSug betergen molltc, nuter
ole Rdcer unb murOe augenblidlit get6o.st,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-06

@eneral Shermau idldle heute iOlgenOer
8rtef an @eneral 6uncod, ben &efeblsbaJeI
oe6 atlantli4en MttitGrOeparteneut5, in gieW
gort: v@eneru! SD babe ole @hre, Sinner
be9laubigte 2lbidrtften Der 8rtefe Oe8 Srte9s
lefr'tGrs unb 0es YrdTreuten pom 3. Ipri
III iiberntttclu, welte bic 8dumung neS 6a
ultols bon Glib Carolina burh bic 8unoes
truppen mn II llbr 0tittogs ant nGh1er
0cnitage anolOnen. gle merocn Den Befeh
i'm Glntlauge nit Den in ben 8rtefen entbal
tenen GnorOnungeu sur AuSfiibruu9 briuger
uno benz 0auptquartiCre prOnpten 8eri9t
itber ote 4uSfii9ruug erfatten. IS. z. Sber
man. &entrnl."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you a respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Rabitual Cos tiveness, Palpitation
of the Heart? Have you dizziness Of the
head? Is your nervous system depressed
Does your blood circulate badly :? Have
you cough? Low spirits? Coming up
of the food after eating? &c. &c. All Of
these and much more arc the directs of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indiges-
ton. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now ac-
knowledged by all druggists TO De positive
cure. 100000 bottles were given away
in the U. S. through druggists to the peo-
pie as trial. Two doses Will satisfy any
person of its wonderful quality in curing
all form of Indigestion. Go to your drug
gists G. Il II. T. Eberle, J. II. Schulz or K.
Schubert and get bottle for IS cents and
try it. Sample bottle 10 cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
LUdicrous Attempt at Suicide.

1t is related that Fucrmann's brewery
was the scene of ludcrous attempt at
suicide by a young man from Milwaukee,
who had been attending the Northwestern
University the past term. Becoming enam
Sbred of Watertown Mss, his love had
worked up to high state Of excitement ;
but his condition did not find reciprocation
from his idol, which SO wro ught upon lis
rows in a watery grave According y,
almost within sight of his lady love, he
plunged into the cold and wet waters of
Rock River. announcing to a comrade near
him that this was the last of earth wit h
him. Where he entered the water hap
pened to be beyond his depth, and it at
once became essentially necessary for him
to drown or swim. He was not long in
choosing the latter alternative, and on
it was noticed, increased, bat of course they
were of no avail, and he didn't suicide
worth cent. The lunatic fooled around
in this manner for some time, swimming
where it was necessary and making iciotic
attempts to drown where there was scarcely
water enough to swim duck, until finally
ne came ashore, disguised, undoubtedly,
With water as an ordinance of suicide. He
next attempted to shake off the mortal coil
by inserting his neck between bis thumbs
as means of choking himself, but of course
he we'll knew the futility of this proceeding
also, aud it ended without any serious re-
suits ensuing. When last seen the young
man seemed as anxious to enjoy good health
as any one else, and has, undoubtedly,
made arrangements to survive q while
longer, Tilted or not Tilted. We believe the
young lady in the case is not at all Modified
toward The wouldbe suicide.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
EurSInriZed.

We publish the following item from the
Madison Journal of the 2Sth ult, as it
refers to a former resident of Watertown:
Two tramps entered the bedroom of j. H.
Lightbody's dwelling on Henry street, near
Mifhin, at o'clock this morning, and stole
silver watch in the pocket of Mr.. Light
body's vest, while the latter was asleep A
hostler who was giving his horses an early
allowance of grain, was coming from the
barn, in the yard when he saw the thieves
emerge from the house and run away on
seeing him.
This morning the police received dis
patch from Reedsburg instructing them to
look after thief who had escaped from
there, after stealing a quantity of jewelry
from family am ed Kelsey. Officers Lewis
and Dyke captured the fellow at halt-past
ten O'Clock, this morning, in Flom'S Hotel
and after search of his person resulted in
the finding of Mr.. Lightbody's watch. The
sheriff of Sank county is in the city aud the
tramp will probably be delivered into his
Ia nds
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

Extensive preparations are being made at
Cleveland, Ohio, for The coming session of
the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Of
the World on the 14th and 18th of next
month, which is expected to be one Of the
grandest and most imposing dem constructions
ever held by any order in this country. The
Knights of Pythias claim to have upward Of
900 lodges in the United States, with a
membership of over $50, 600 Knights. As
surances have been already received that
well-drilled, uniformed divisions will be
present from nearly every city of the Union,
and that the occasion Will be a grand and
successful pageant. The first day viii be
devoted to receiving and escorting visiting
brethren, organization of the Supreme Lodge
and grand parade; the second to a prize
drill, dress parade, and award Of prizes the
ceremonies closing with banquet in the
evening.