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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
WASHINGTON.
FINANCIAL.

Financial.
WAsHIS jToN. March |. The debt statement
shows decrease of public debt during February
of 5000 1906.
Important 1 ecision.
The supreme court to-day decided that the leg
islatures of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and
other western states have the right to regulate
carrying of freight and passengers all railroads
in their respective states.
Nomination..
Ii. ?. Bell is nominated for congress TO succeed
Ben Hill.
Crowds.
Great crowds have visited President Grant to-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

A gentlemanly appearing man calling himself
Littleton, called out lady employee named Stor-
er from her room in the redemption division of
the treasury department to-day, and fred two in
effective shots at her, and then vanly tried to
kill himself. lie arrested, but the affair is as
vet mystery. 1t creates intense excl cement for
the time being.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
RAND INAUGURa
Prom made Concert
AND
a. a. ILL

GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA,
Monday Evening, March S.
To which the citizens of Augusta and vicn ty
respectfully invited.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Augusta Col. II. A. Dewitt, Gen. j. NJ Hayres
W. II. Libby, +. W. Whit, puse, W. u. Leighton
II. 5. Haskell. Hallowel-John Snow James At.
kns, Jr Gardiner Capt. j. W. fiery, WIN c.
Palmer. Rchmond-Charles Foster, j. W. spauld.
ing. Watervllle--N. Meader, A. l. Nc Fadden
Skowhegan-A q. Blunt, Henry 8. Baker.
MUSIC:
Hanagan's Full 0rche stra-Seven Pieces.
d. J. FLANAGAN, Prompter.
Grand instrumental Concert from 3 until
O'Clock.
BALI. TICKETS, 500
GALLERY, ~ cts.
Grand March nj . O'Clock. Reserved Seats in the
Gallery can be secured without extra charge, at
Eastern Express office and after Thursday.
March lst, ~ ~ \. NJ. No ia MS will br spared to
make this sflir worthy the attendance OF the most
Ia tidous tmarl,3,3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
local ann State Mems.

met little Democrat,
A gray haired little lad,
Who piped his eye and heaved sigh,
Superlatiyely sad.
Wherefore / asked, "these dismal signs
That aspirate to heaven! 7"
He brushed the tear-drops from his eyes,
And said: ave are but seyen"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

q ~ day at home. Agents wanted. Outnt dan
DIX terms free. TRUE CO., Augusta. Maine
msr3-f&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
Boston Stock List.

Boston, March |, 1877.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad, 4i.al4
Boston Maine Railroad 96ha-
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth, 45LaiT-
Boston Il Name Railroad, rs, l l0sI IL
Eastern Railroad Pa 52. s53a
Maine State ga. I l0s.al lOs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
Crowds,
Attempted Murder.

Great crowds have visited President Grant to,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
&anferpfte.

GbicaQo, IA. OeSember.-S. .. Gas
Ter & Comp. s9fr. IA nub IS, Sito-&onalitr., 4,
ba8 beoeittenofte $banOeIabaus in 4derbauge=
rGtblfaften i'm Roropeiten, iibertrugen beute
ibr @el6Gft an M. 6. Solton. Gin Sc
i6dftSausmeis lit ioeben i'll Sorbereltnng.
Die Sirma tpnrbe als cine b04lt Suberldlf9e
anqeIeben uno man erruartet-rpie iullHer in
olden SGllen-baB Die @ldubiger pollitdnot9
befrieot9t merbeu.
8erttiSd5tc teIc9rapbiIdc 9epefdbett
- Sn = Vic ago purbe Sranf Sbepparo,
meldef Ben . oli5i itenIr bur t0Otete,
geitern bes 2obtidlags iberfibrt unO Su %
Sabreu 3udtbauS perltrtbeilt.
- Der Serid]t oes @eneralmaiorS Bearion
iiber ben Aufrubr in8ittS burg iit benz
@eneralablutanten bes Staate8 iibermittelt
lporSen une tbeilt nit, baB Bearion ni6t auf
benz Sdauplabe anlpeiero mar, al8 Die Ofilis
GIL Der %. StruBe auf Sas Solf feuerte.
SIN uebrigen entbGlt Der Seridt ni6ts9teueS.
- Die 8iirger bon 8 dnille, Ila.,
peranftalteten uorgeitern 9lben0 cine 3 T..
lago aufSwei 0iebeuuo t0bteten 8eioe.
= Srau @unoe tie, % Sabre aft nuo
Otutter slpeter &iuoer, itarb uorgeAern in
6utlanb, ST., in 6ol9e elmer IbOrtiOn.
3mei ArSte iinb megen angebltd)er Setbeiltz
gung an oem Serbreden perbaftet worbeu.
- Sin llnbefannter beging pOrgeitern AbtnS
in einem 6riebbofe bel $ NJ burg, S.<@.,
Selb1tmoro our9 gridteBen. Gin bel ibm
uorgefunoenes Sfreibcn tbeilt nit, baB er
our6 etu unbeilbareS arbmatii9s8 2eieen jll
Der Chat getrieben wuroe.
- Der @ouUernenr BON gtelu= Dort bat alle
geiudje I'm 8egnoOigun9 be8 @atttum r
OerS San 0Dte abgeluieien, unO Oeiiert
6iuridtuug miro besbalb Dem llrtbetlSipruhe
gen1dB an 81. D. Nt, Su @autOn, gt.-D., uOa=
Sogen merOen.
- -Sultus &iliau, Der ebemali9e Brdiibent
Der % eut d)zA meritaui, den 3 a II t"
in s ica9 0, uurbe gum Ntaiencurator
berie(beu ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
Ser (SeI0ut0rft.

gemzOOrt, IA. 0e5br. = @el6 leidt gu
5. gSediel itetiger 5u 1921. Sob i6loB
flau gu 1923. Snnpes Obligationeu idloi-
fen rllbis; 1S81er Coupons 1102, neue 1865er
LOG, 1867er 1O8a, 1a6Ser 110s, nepe SGnier
1868, 1O.4Oer &Oupon8 1881. @ftien i6lodeu
fef; 9aetp @Orfer Central 1914, Grie a4,
Safe Sbore 594, Sqiupiier Central 72, BittS=
burger 774, Chicago o=NOrtbmeftern 35, Brio
ritdfen 669, &Odz zSsianb 1o15, 8efernllnion
Sci. II.
nnterI6asanlts 9ilaus: Sob S1o1 1867
210.44; &onrant $50 ,2S7 .730.98.
Ser llnteribatrieiiter SabIte beute fitr
Sntereiiea $40, 800 uHo iiir ein9esogene Ob=
h9ationen $s9, 200 aus.
= Die 3oa @innabmeu betruseu beute
SPAS, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
SelegrapOii6e SepeId)eu.
9aIanS- nS-pepf(f)sil.
Sic attgeblid)ett @e,patttbateta 9e9ess
ghfttefeft in Sdn sSr0f1{Sco.
Berbte Der .gEIociir.en Srefe' fir oen nDeutl4el
@crreiponoentena.l

Gan Sran5isco, IA. DeSbr. - Die in
Der geitrigeu 9epeif)e ber ied)s 6ineiiiderl
@onlpasuie'n an ben Brdiibenten entbaltene
Sebauptuns, baB eineansabl auSSacraulentO
ansefommener@ binelen BON 6auibolben miBs
bauoelt unb beraubt tporben iei &C., entbebri
Der Seitattgung. yta9fragen in ben golisei=
itationen unb an BEN 9ampfboot 8erften
babeu ersebsn, baB iif feiu iolder Sorfall
ereisuete. Cine 9tnsab1 balbpiid)fger Stra,
eeniungen mari am lebten SamitagszIbeuo
init Steinell nab etlfaen @bineien, iuelht
9erabe gelanbet tparen. Die iunseu RauI
bolpe murben BON Der YoliSsi ausetnanbe,
sstrebeil, unb siuei ODER orei perielbeit erbiel.
ten berbe 3ii1ti9ungen. gSabri1eirlib be:
siebt iid, Der iibertrtebeue 8erift Der ieds
Gnnlnaanie,n duf hieien 8orfal.
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&altmore, N0. samaag, ben Is. 9e3ember 1877

aerabe tpie i'd beute Ssitrei6 =llngarn 5urufe:
;, ,Sertbeioiat Die 3iirfei sesen 8uBlanD!" Gs
iit mabr, i'd liebe ben Oftreldii4en Ioler nid)t
in unierm Saterlanoe, aber td nOdte bod
ni9t eben, baB er cine Sente 9tuBlanO'S
miirbe Sd bin ein ie1r alter 0fann; id babe
ldugft bic @reu5e iiberidritten, fpelde Die bl.
S6rift benz Meni6enleben itedt; ptelleidt
1T bieies mein lettes gBort. W01te es nid)t
bic Stimme eilleS Preoigers in Der 8iiite
ipit1 HH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
0erartDetllttt8 stpeter L9te8er s,tnt
SnAp.

g9ilmington, Del, IA. 9e3br.- 3pei
gieger, 9tameus Geo. Collins uno SantHel
Chambers, pelfle in Der gtdbe bon DttoOles
ton in bielem County ein id6uoltdeS Serbres
6eu an elmer ueiBen Srau begangen batten,
murosn geitern Sum SOOe perurtbeilt. Die
Siuri6tuug ipurbe 5uerit auf ben 10. Ofdrs
1873 feFtgeiebt; ba es fid ieOO4 berausfeate,
OaB Oieler Sag aui einen 9ienitag fallt, ID
muroe 5reita8, %. Nldrsr fitr bic 9inrl4tHHe
heifin1mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
Ser 9anoerbilt'iGe GrbiGaftss
YrOSef,.

Nep,g orf, IA. 9s3br, - - Sll ,.1o osn m Don bon
GomaoooreO SanOerbilt, eingeleiteten Proz
Seiie, ourd tpelheu iie Oas 8eitantent ibreS
Saters umjufoBen iud)t, lpuroeu Semeiie
anseboteu, aus melf)en berporgebt, baB Der
@rblaIIer bei'm 9lufieten ieille5 SeftamentS
our6 Srau Sanberbilt, g8m. $, Sanperblt
uuo Dr. 4in8lep in ungebiibrlther 1eiIe be
einfluBt nuroe. Die Sepeiie murDeu icOod)
,,,riiffnpf,liPiPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
@ert6tltd,e @,1tfd,ei0utt8 sesem
etttett yStrtft.

Newz9 IA. De3br. = Die bon benz
Srootlputr BoliSilten ISM. Sapage gegen
ben @irtb Sb8. Sarrel ein9eleitete SdaOen=
eriatflage aui $4,000, pelde Sulnme Der
Slayer beauipruAte, neil 6arrell Der Satin
beS alq9ers Spirituolen perfauft bate, OBJ
alei6 er lpuBte, eab rieielbe oem Srunfe erge>
BEN mar, tuuroe beute entidliebsn. Die @e
i9poreneu ipru6en oemaldger in ibremBabr-
inr1Id,p $500 AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
@eheintnikpoQer Mnrs,

gSbeeltng, W.,8a., IA. Oe5br. - Sin
Wann, Rameus 6inOlap, pnroe AM II. D.
NttS. bel Bridgeport, O., bieier StaOt aegenz
iiber ais 2eide aus oem SluIie geSogen; oa8
bon bem@orouer uorgenonmene 3eugenoerbOr
bat feitgeitellt, baB Der SerItorbenc BON einem
llnbefannteu, mel6er inn BON Der @iienbabnz
bride untcrbalb beSSabnhofs bern Baltimore
Ohio Sabn" in Den 8Aeeltngz@reef binabs
1tieB, ernloroet porbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
Gn9Ianl

- Die Static, luelde in Q on bah sum
@eOddtniB Des Beiu9es bes 8rinaeu pon 9a'
les in SHbien errihtet tperoen iou, felt ihn
auf ieiuem arabii6ea 9ieblingspferbe bar.
@r liiitet nit Der rehten 9anb ben 9ut, nab.
ren0 q nit Der Iiufsn bic 2iiael hGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
0er Gi0arrettutad dter.9l1ts itattS. !.

JfefpzY) 0rf, "A. Oe5bf. = DE anSfebeil.
ben Gisarrennahsr, tpelhe etne @isarreil=
ssabrif mad bent Corporations, Blane griinOe.
ten, beftraiten Die Bebauptang ber6abrlfanteit,
baB oas lluternebmen elm Seblidlag lei. =
3pan,ig tpeitere 4rbeiter fpurben beute in Der
Nabrif anseitelIt; I'M @an;en fino iett 200
Mann in berielben beitaftist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15
0r1nneA

Nemb burgb, N.zY., IA. DECEMBER. =
0as ,Glarf 6ouie" gu @ornwatl uurbe
beute Ntorgen nebft Iammtli9em Snbalte
bur9 fSeuer serit0rt. Der gerluit betrdgt
$40 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15

ieber 3et eintreteTi.
8ie A6en0letttpnen
ilr ebs DioRnte 6esaunen
@lontdg, Oeu I. Sstober.
Sic Mnitalt nmiagt einen bodlft driinolidbeu unb
polhdn0i9en Shl6tenflrus 6eriebe e6eite6t ii @nels
fibrun8 in ibren oeri9ieoenen 9randen, pie fe Il,
ben 6eften @5eiHditshduIern 9augbarift Sb6ut@relE
ben in freiem, ralhem uu0 ee9antell Stple; fdufs
uiGuTifdlem Red1ueu oec belten 9ebr6u6IiAen Die=
tbooeni @eid1dttssllntettuetiung ourb 8ernittes
luns Don @ei6dftsbduiern; SanoeLS: 1tttO 9anfs
lid tbotidhlider @elddits AbIdllfe NIT Ebtlabela
phto, gtelu7gort, @bico9o HRo aHoeren 6auptNdoten
oes Sanoes, proF..i1A 6etTtebeH Uiro. @ el&dftss
eorreippn ems miro burth t6atiddlthe ar6ei=
ten, Syle, Die nit Der Bon bei6roer pegoen, eeIebrt.
g8eaeH 9eetn9un9en, SataIo9es l.i. neHbe man iids
perieHto ooer l6ritlidl ON ohige Aoreiie. (229F-)
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gpe,ials sNoti3eil.

pte meuea tartitdjsn ano rnfifSdsen eIeftrs.
pemiidjen. glerfnriaIs, Sd.wefeIs unb 9ampis
oaoer in Gr. 147, 5aratcgas, uabe Gutatnfrase,
inb iest tz SerreH un6 Semen in ncGer Gbdti9fett.
(Septt0, t2O6eT)
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Nems Nn3eigem.
sSd)erifs-Derkanf
6aSfr60fe:t.

Dornes H3tnas, VuIkans
IL. /. 10. fperben auf Yrobe 5u
reOuiirteu a;reiien perfauit : 8aseinridltangen
ponpotirtem vi { ii ing unb Ota lieo.
aGe neuen uno auserleenen Giifrid3tungen orsinelz
Ter Sacon. neuerbings ueruollfommnet, no iest sur
Nnifdt ausoefeat. 9Ieirobren uno 8asetnrid,z
tang in allen ibren SraIden. @ans neue Wufer,
aus oen 6eten fya9rifen ior9fdtig ausgeudblt. AGe
Saten gu moglidit nieorigen &reiien.
(Septt3,1 1Si.a.5F) sSpbn s.. Gtoo,
Nr. .163, @Seft fsapetteifr.. nabe foIb'sSperns
hauie, fritber bei =. 3. 0auioion & Comp
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Cine &orie.

uaoer in Gr. 147, Saratoga, uabe GutatufIa6e,
inb lest ty Serren un6 9amen In pcGer Gbdtisfett.
(Sept0, t2O6eD
Gine ssarte.
On ale, nelAe an Den isaieen bon Susenoianoer,
nerp6ler S1mdd1e, @nttrdituns, 8erlnf Der Jsan'
nesrait &C. eiben, ienoe i'd TO rel ein Re5ept,
bas fie fnrirt. 9ieies sroBe Setlmittd uuroe DON
einem Wiiiondr in sib.2lmeriia entoedt. S1tdt EN-
aSreiirtes @ouoer an Siep. Soiepb z. Snma'1, Sta=
t0n D, SibteaSouie, 1.zg. @itp.
(StS.1S,t&n., AID
28as lou man trInseH2 gSas iou u,an trtnfenF
Gssiue Sbeeiorten
perfauie i'd i'm ginselnen au gtnfubrpreiien,
ipie Iolgt:
SmpertahSbes .........35, 40 unb so Gents.
cplpua<9bee ............35, 40 unb so GetttS.
SapaneiiId,eu lbee.-.... SO unb 50 Sents.
Suuaen s,n5omz3bee. 6OGents;
ben beiten unb biaisiten i'm Marfte 6efinolidben
Sbee.
SSriid) geroFeter Haifee
22 unb "a Geats.
8ebeutenber a,reisabidlas fiir 3n6er; iar beueel'
ben 3, tpciSen 8, gtannIirten 10, puluertfirten
uno iiein sema6ten Sutsuder 1 Gents.
6. >. seennp's
Gantoner 5bee Dtagasin,
Su0neF,GGc bet 2ertngton. umo 0reeneftr.
(2eS,94,3 ,3oO,6D
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Set Orietttaliid)e Grteg.
Gerbten erfldtt Der @fnrte ocst &rie8
Sniurreftio 6 an ia.
Ser Sie8 Oct &niTett bel Wetid)fa.-
Ser Gsarotuttfd) leidJt pers
tpitMoct.
llnruben II am 81 anon.
RubIana IdlIdst ole GinieBuus etnes BATH
Idben I,rtHSen sttri S5iiritem Don SnI=
garten Dor.
SfsrutareSe OeS S1fItottS.
llnruben q m Qibanon.
Shrnnreoe oeS smItams
aerbirn erfIdrt oer q,forte een seriea

8elagerung pom @r5ernm
II. !. 10.
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0erntfdtte 9epefdDen aus Neips
Wurf.

Stem Norf, IA. 0e5enlber. - Die 4nz
bGnger pe8 Senators &ontling baben bel Der
@ripd9lunq zines gtominations- -@omite'8 beS
yl1nion<9eagut Clubs" etuen Sieg iiber Die
administrations Tepubiifauer bauougetragen.
Die 2eeteren peroen pabrl1elnlid ein Sppoz
iition8=Sidet ge9en Die bonn 9otntte nonlinlr.
ten @anbi0aten allfltelen.
- @ine 8oitnortam llnterlud)ung beSiig=
lif bes 9lolcbens ses @eisbalies Sobn @.
8otts, ipetdJer i'm Sonterrailt be8 @ebduoe8
gtr. 281, @OlOitrabe, SroOflpn, als 2eldle
aufgefunbeu murbe, er9ab, baB Bott8 that
ldflid) Sunsers itarb, ob9lei9 CT Elm 8ern10=
gen bon $50,000 beiab.
= @raminator Selt crltattete belte benz
ganfbepartement ieinen 8eriht iiber bic III
fairen Der ygtational=Sruitr@ r@ompa9uie. Die
sebntagige Sriit, ipeldle bic Gompagilie in
anlprud uabm, iit rlorgen Oerltriden,uu6 eins
bcoelteroe Sumule on Depoiiten titu6 lobanr
au8ge3ablt fperben.-Sr. Beit erfldrt III lei'
ilenl Seribte, baB Die ygtatioual- -Sruf= Com:
pagnie" itd) in b69it fritifder Sage beineet
uuD loforti9e WaBnabmen 6nr Sidsrfeaune
ser GlGubi9er Seitens Oes Banfoepartenlents
nDtbmenSig iino. !6r. Stit lhGtt bic burd
@elhditsberluite enttanbeRe Heouffion oes
Sapitals Der @eieai9aft arf 500, 900,
= Cob er6finete III 103s.
= Sr. Beter zimmerman lit gum Mafien
Curator Der ,8raner= uuo Mal5er- Seuer>Ber
iidernngsgeiellidlaft" ernannt tuorben.
- Gberinan BroabrpeQ, Brafioent Der bic
| iigeu &lairmontzS Sparbanf," pelder bon 6el
| @roBgelbmorenen in Antlage3uftanb peries
| iuoroen 1T, rurroe geftern in ieiner Wobnun!
| in Serleg- -Git1 perbaftet.
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0assGanOelaber. 9asaSaaSs5aS:F; esglsaaS:Isber.

ggir baten cine perihie6enartge uno umionaretme
Sanmlung bon @aseiurid)tunaS 2artfReIn,
fuelde ale nruen Diuiter uno yopitGten in unierer
8tanhe in SsrpftalI II. 0eraoIonaa, aItertbantz
Itdlem 0ran (Yerde Antico), sSmpertaI= Il. fratts
s0fidIer Srouie umfaet dI!eBeft olli 2aoer
gBir bl6en in 6en Sree!i oler Baaren cine Serabs
iesuna etHtreten lailen. e. y. 5nUibion & Co.,
9lr. 5, rD=&tbertnJtrabe.
Selonoere Nutmerfiamteit miro Der SIeirobrenz
uno 8asetnrIttun9 geDiomet. (Ott3, t2Dgte, ,ia3F)
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ne sfriessz itto sSrieScnSparte: in Seonrtan=
tiuopeI. unrubed dtn &t6nuou.

Eon o II, "A. Selember. - Sine Reu=
ter'ide 0epeI6e melOst aus SOnfantiuopel:
.0ie ariegsy lno Die 6rsbeuspartei itrelten
i'm bic 06erberldaft, Iub man slaubt, oaB
Die Gritere iie9en miro. - Am glbanon itnO
ourh Die g8eigeruu9 Der @inwobner, ihr Con,
tingeut 81 Der 9lrmee 81 itsaen poct 9cputirte
III oaS tiirflIbe 8Nrl0Heut 81 ifideu, llmU,
ben ausgebroden. 0ie @tnmobuer btruien
| iid) boraui, sGB Der &ib0uou INTER @araHtie
| Der G5robnGdlte I,eht,"
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@ferbauseratDs ttno Samereiett.
Wprris, 3boa.as & Sobn, yir. az, eishtitr.
gsit Dtc 9amenl
8. SEAT, 6 Sobme, SIR. 1874, zgroabuap.
u. Seauncret, (0aar ui.m.), Jtr. 62, 9erinstoHfr,
Dollar Store, gir. geo, S.=Saltimoreftrabe.
Sobn %. Somber, ytr. 73, eertngtonftr.
youis syelber, Jtr. k67. Si0 Sroooiu1p.
camtiIfon Cater s S5bne. @eitzBaltimoreftr.
SSoei 6utma1u & Sonsp., SIT. 80, So. "a unt
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srBant. strattom d eaoIer's
ass1s!lE:IS us !I:!l IS &c ] ] . Eel )
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15

saurSe SsnDeloepeidist.
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Gee led nno mpbte BON ber Otannlhaft per-
iaIlen psroen. 9ie 9ebtere purbe geftern BON
Dem Soaitiffe o3epbpr" gu ct, 0tihaels ge=
lanbet.
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England, tpur0e aeiteru burd) ieinen SorgGr
ger Srn. Yierrepsnt Dem Garl 0ert4 pGrse'
iteGt.
- Sn Meccle8Fei6, @ngIanb, babcn 500
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15

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@rant uno geiot9e langten beute am Bort
nes Buupes Srieg8Oanpiets nSanOaIia"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-15

,Dleine 0rren unb 0eputirten! Die 8abr,
belt be,iiAlih aqer Sragen iiber politiide unO
bitrgcrlibe Jedte fam nut ourd nolfommene
0teoefreiGeit on bcu Sag gcbrnd)t meroeu,
0sie Greibeit III Sud ourd Die &oniiitution
iibertrQgen mOrOen, mo Sbr bObt feine weitc=
ren Snitruftioueu BON mir nOtbmenoig. llniere
.Be'iebuugeu Su ben befreunoeteu Ntddtcn iino
pou Der befrieOigenOlleu 2lrt. :Di0ge Der Aaz
nd6tige ltuiere 9emeiuiameH Anlrcugungcu
iegnen!"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-03
The Marriage of Russian Priests.

Makar, the priest, very kindly offered
me bed in the bath house, which is
frequently used as guest chamber in Rus
sian country homes. Ny host took me
around the confines of his little Kingdoms,
and from his conversation ! cleaned much
information concerning the rural clergy in
these regions, and short sketch of his
own uneventful but happy career. He
told me that he had two daughters belong
ing to his wife by former marriage. who
were at school 10 St. Petersburg. and that
"only the seven on the island were his own
A Russian clergyman must be married be-
fore bis ordination as parish priest, and
Makar had married the widow of his pre-
decessor. He told me that these matters
are arranged by the Bishop of the diocese,
as by far the easiest mode of providing for
the widows and orphans. In this instance
the union had certainly turned out very
happily, and was told that the same was
true, in most cases. 1t is only natural
that it should be so, as there is no divorce,
and the clergyman can only marry once,
making it to the interest of both parties tc
make the best of each other.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-03
OH 9ailg A,tgns.
Rocx ISLAND, =. ILLINOIS
Taurus the sauatter.

ErOtu TUG NJ
One of our correspondents on the spot. +"
or on some spot not more than thousand
miles distant, sends US the above @designa-
tion as a happier statement of the concep-
ton on which is framed the name Sitting
Bull; and We can heartily say, "for this re-
lief much thanks" LIE we cannot have
done with this particular savage in any
other way it would be pleasant TO have done
with him nominally. In such name as
Young Man Afraid Of His Horses" there
is a kind ofrude picture-such az attempt
in rhetoric as the Indian picture writing
is in art. To Touch-the Clouds we can
perceive an Indian laugh at the grandilo
quen little fellow SOS tyled, InCrazy Horse
there is a notion of rude. irrational, yet
splendid rage. In short, 10 nearly all the
Indian names there is some salt OF ref1ec
ton or veracity; but this one name of Sit
ting Bull has seemed always very unsatis-
factory, for this InGian' nature, combined
of fox and wolf, seemed utterly unbul Like,
ana all that is known of attempts to get
hold IF him rather strengthen the fancy
that he never sat down in his life But the
happy variation Of bull that Squats' is
characteristic and tolerable by comparison
with the more usual name. This designa-
ton of man by his habitual attitude at a
time when there was little else about him
to designate than that attitude and stold
tenacious character is in the way of the
thoughts of aboriginal life. But it re-
mains to be seen whether he will be much
of squatter over the line There is one
feature of the story of the negotiations
that will excite the most fearful distress
throughout this Republic, and that is the
declared intention of the savage to infict
himself Upon our dear cousin John Bull.
But this NAV be only hasty fancy on the
part OF the Indian excited from sympathy
with our cousin on account of the posses
sion of the same family name; and it may
be that the savage meant TO deceive US.
| But if he does squat over the line we can
at least offer our British cousins the SER
vices to deal with him of all our Indian
agents. Of which we shall have little further
| need
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-03

For the speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Incipient Consumption, Asthma, Bronchltis' Phth-
Isle, Whooping Cough and Group. Ihis syrup ls
an Anodyne Expectorant and IL composed OF tne
best ingredients the vegetable kingoon anolus
and when used according to diFectonsi must con
vince the most skeptcal.of its intrinsic Valne.
Directions for the uss Of Baoinee inolan segssa
bic Cough Syrup accompany each bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-03

take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad. extending from Kansas City and
AtchisoD, on the Missouri river, via
Topeka, the capitol of Kansas. through
the fertile Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo,
where direct connection is made with the
Denver 4 Rio Grande Railway for Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou, Denver, Canon
City and all points of note on the Denver 4
Rio Grapde. The track is excelled by
that of no road in the west, and the pas
senger equipment embraces all the modern
improvements for comfort and safety
Through express trains leave union depots,
Kansas City and Atchison, daily, on the
arrival of trains from the east, and rur
through to the Rocky Mountains, witt
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached. Fol-
maps, circulars and detailed information
send to I. j. ANDERSON.
Gen. Pass. Agent,
TOPEKA, Kan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-03

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING New
YoRK.-One of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when in New York is the
Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro
pean plan--you therefore only pay fol-
what you get. Everything is first class
and prices moderate. adapted to the string
ency of the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag
gage check on the counter of the Hotel
your baggage will be delivered in you
rooms, fifteens minutes after the arriva
of the cars, free of expense. We advis
you to give the Grand Union trial