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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
8alttmore, Wto, 9ienfag, ben a. 6ebruar 1877.

gsodb ein 9 aun er ertsebt BET Strnfe. Bor etni=
gen Sabren itfte oas SunoeS=Shatamt einen se=
uiiien 9. s. graibear nod, st. Souis, I'm ols G5ez
heima9ent Die rfrlnnen" gSbissepbrenner Su it6er=
paben. DIS oieIe BON gs slntunft borten, bra6ten
iie iofort cine 9roBe @eloiumme auf uno Iesten in
@eitalt BON $4,000 pro Sahr bem @ebeimasenten Elm
Pflafter ouf ben Dtuno. 3Dei Sabre lang erbelt 9.
Die $4,000 nebit benz reselmdbigen G'ebalte; iett
fam Der sroBe gsbisteptra, unb .. hradte iib iuea
nab europa, reip. ge9ien, ct fitb nod Sur 3eit
Genbet, in Siberbeit. a6er .. bate in gSaibin9on
parne 5reunoe unb ba peine Srdbe ber anoeren nidt
Die Nusen ausbadt," 10 lat nunmehr Der @5enerol=
Sunoesanpalt 2ait Die gtieoeridIasuns olles fernez
ren Sera5rens 9esen 9raiIear anaeorbnet, unb Die
er tam nunlnebr lpieber SIT rgutern" suriidtebreu
Dem gsiunobetsSuitanoe S's iou tnspihen oer
aufent1alt in europa idlebt beforuen leiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
Wermiibte 9epei6e,, ats Ietp=
Mnxf.

Retp gort, IS. 5e5ruar. - GoIo eroinete Su
1917.
= Der Gampier ~5be Queen" tief BON 2ioerpool
nnb Der 0ampfer Gamma" BON Bermuda i'm bielts
gen Safen elm.
- Die Seitattun9 bes peritor6enen Sranctsco aaui=
lera, bes ebemcli9en 8cezSrdiioenten oer eubanten
Republit. ianb heute Wforgen BON oe Jatlbaule aus
nab oer ct. SranS 9aoeriusz8irde itatt. &e uebere
rete uurOen in einem 9eipDlbe bei5eest.
- Ser lnteri6atmetltet Sahlte beute $4,000 far
antereiien uno $4,000 fiir etnge5o9ene SbIiaaonen
aus.
= Die beltisen ,3olennabmen beIiefen ittb auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
aus Se., glaGsNtUs. = @itte Snsta=
tterbanOe aeaitdIttat.

De ~ ooo, D.zah q; p; .Hebr. : yin beute ans
mener Courier meloet, oab lieutenant @umrnings nit
einer eompasnie a %. D. sd. oas Eager elmer tlenen
SnbiaHerbanoe angriff. Sic Sneaner entfloben in
bie Bergfhud)teH unb IieBen ibr dnlntlides Gigen=
tbum i'm stid1.. Die 1ruppen erbeuteten ene sroBe
g6aafbeeroe cine anSab Sdlien uno Sibe, is BierDe
unb cine sroBe auantitdt SiffelieGe. gtahnem Die
bianer Sutid ilnb mabten einet ansriff fpeter jez
bod prompt surldseIhIaseal guroe. Gin Snbia:ler
putbe setobtet, ipabrenb non Sen a8eiben Stienanb
i,a aues aidmnses BIN 6emerft. ' Sas eomInanoo ]
iehs ett Ga Slscn, i'm 1eue Yerratbe su erlansen.
Die beieeHl qHeersn @onpa9nis'n, ipsgde pom Camp
Jfo6inioH lerbsr beorpeft spufbeR, no nod nit an
nefnIrnPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
9,r,s4nfes Nserf,rrd,et,

9arri s bur 9, 80, 26. SSebruor. = Nm IeRten
Sreitag ipurbe cine Srau nib VorQens in Der gtdbe
belpuStloen !3uitanoe aufsefunben uno crtldrte,
naboem tie 6 ein9ernaben wieoer erboIt bate, baB
mebrere eanbitreher ie anseIalen uno elm nomer=
fee Nidnner braden ioeletd aui, um bic sanoitrei=
der su uerfot9en, uno bolen e eneStrede tueter ben
Sfanol abfudrts elm. Gin perSpeifelter aanof entz
lpann d), nnb einer Der nnnenden erntelt in heln@
ielben cine ihipere 9opnunoe; i6leBlid 9elan9 es
isbod ben 9erbredern, in ben iosenannten ssebellz
gumpi am Sftuier beg 8anols au enttomnen. Sic
BoltSei itee ytadbTordnn9en mad Den 2anoitteidern
an. obne oa es ibr bis iebt gelang, 0ieebcn iesuz
nebmen. Srau l8nbolpmater, bas Spfer Der S6ellz
lale, beFnbet ittb aerbdltnismdBis pobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
Nette 3mit6nSe lit Ne,t=S6otttanS.
2lae felt 1869 a.ts8efertigfess
1trfttttSete 1tttGiiltta.

3oronto, 26. Sebr. : Cine 0epeihe aus baliz
far melbet oaB am testen samIase elm afiiparit i'm
SberaerdJte perleen prhe, neldes oorle9t, oaB Die
,pdlfe Queens ounsel, melde Der BrooinSiat=
Resierung ernannt iuuroen, nift BON Dem 8roBen
Siegel Der Broons, ionbern pon benz olen Sese berz
riibTten pelGes in 1869 pom ber Ge9erun9 GjroB6ri@
tannten's abgeldafft nuroe. Ter 4,rener her Yro=
n3ia=&esierlns si6t su, bat oas alte Siegel BON
Der eesteren forfbenutt iuorben lit. Der Gidter
bridte iein Gritaunen ber bieie Mibottuns zines
ausoeite1fen lirflnben, iuetde Die Geglau69un9 oes
srofen siesels erioroerten, ungiIta icen. Semnadb
lit Reu=SdottGno bente obne gerlament uno obne
unS @ontIate ino unsiiltis. 3ie affare erreat bic
groste aufre9ur9. Ger Sberridter uertagte oas Ge=
ridt alf 10 Gage, nm Die angeIesenbeit bur6sdnsis
Su priifen, unb beutete an, oaB oas Seilmitte r IN
dhpn 5pf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
Or. 8. ". llnoerWooo,

it bon SIR. 255, Noro@gutatuitrase, mad gsr. 100,
ebarlestraBe seSosen, no ieine aumertiamz
felt ben peiielen 8rantbeten bon srauen Ino &nbern
ipibmet.
Siireauitunoen BON S-i0 gSorlnitaes uno bon "a
unb6-1 llbr 9tadmittaas. (San20, ,3Ute, ,i.a.aD
ca Dseime 9amen! g8enn Gie Sbre bet'm
&1mu,en amSgebenoen caere pnm OCT gSurse
bis sur Spite nit BET Wtadine aureIt sernadbt baz
ben tuolen 10 brinsen sic ie nod bem Superldiiisen
Saarfriiir=gtablHernent Der Wao. B. Ssoblsrma,tm
in St. 81, Noso=Gntatn=Strefe.
(San27, 4 Uton., Conn. D.
Sic rWeeo=gsabnt isten= 6 Gnmpagntc"
prablt ni1t ionbern ma6 auf Die Sorsige i5rer Waz
ldbinen auimertam unb laoet oas PubIitum elm, iie
ansuieben.
Wian ipred)e in unIerern Sireau bot uno unteriud)e
uniere neue ia 3irte Raibine fit eeoer=
1lnb Gubarbeen, uee Die bette Ntaldi:7e firSdnei=
Der lit.
gBir erlauben etren ftberaien I6sus
9esen Saarsablung.
observation-disclosures eieHf fd,ait,"
yir. 50, 9torS=e ebarlesitraBs,
(5ebr7, DMi.a.S) "Sretmaurerzaempe.
Glarf's Gpmbiuatipus=Sdt5iTc iTcr obne sdbluffel
iinb Su ha6en in
gtr. 80, 0ermatts, naBe StgbttraBe.
8aiien porsIglid iar S1u6laoen, SHreaur, 9ider=
itrdnfe u.i.ip. 8reis rebusrt auf Dollar.
(cGehrof i93fTO
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ssrsd,er 0ieb;tahiI lit Softs,t.

9offon, 26. lsebr. - Soiepb Brigham, Elm reider
Srser bieier Stabt, purbe beute in fener aobnung,
SIT. 1898, gSaibin9tonfraBe, nm $4,000 tn gtoterl,
4ttien unb Gblsationen beraubt. 3pei Widnner erz
idenen in iener Gobuung, uno udbrenb oer ene i'm
in Dem Spredsilnmer ir Elm @eiprdtD perlpifelte,
iti6 it6 Der anoere in Elm oben9elesencs 3inrrner
bnau unb entpenbete cine tlene aiite, in peld)er 6
bie 9Sertbpapere hefanbcn; es Setan9 bm, ubemertt
5u entfonlmen.
(Spdter. )-Sie seraubten gSertbpapiere nit Iusz
ltabme elmer Sppotbcf i'm Sctrage bon $1,000 iuurbe
beute Abeno Dor ser Sintert9ilre Der gSobnung bes
Srn. Brigham geTunben. no iie iudbreno oes 4benbs
nie6erqeleet morhen marerl.
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- Sn 2onoon fpur6e 9eitern 6urd oos Gertidt, oas
oa$ "otoz8ailep= '@'ebduoe in fSIamneH ftebe, be-
6eutenoe auiregun9 peruriod)t. 9os iseuer Dur6e
ieoob 9eloitt, ebe eS peientIhen Sdbaocn anribten
tonnte.
Ga$ Stbokamt5<@orite oeS tritid)en 8arloz
ments bat in encm Dor aurjcn cingereifcn Seridbte
ben Si9nat6ienit Der geretni9ten Siaaten fir ser
pollfomneniten ber gett erttdrt uno empfoben, bcG
oa5 in ben ger. Staaten angeDenbete meteorolo9i6e
- Sos oon 6oGeutto nnd5 Snnhre in ehottrorh
bemmte 2Souitbiff N Albania peltbes bel Sap @ris=
nts an BET franjoiiben &iie itrauoete lit pon Der
SrGnouna 5errGmmert Dotoen. ghr etH tleiner 5beil
hes 9at9u5 nurAe 9ebor9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
9ie Slatterr II, 9l,titra iiet,. .

% al bins 9to II, 26. 5Sebruar. = Cine pom ?. S0=
nuar batrte 8epeidbe hes amerifaniiden aonuIs sll
Sibneu In 9teu=Sabz zgaaleS melbet, baS Der Bof=
banlpier rauitrta" pon San 5ranssco Der Guaran=
tame untertuorfen it, peil elm Baiiagier pes 8am=
CISCO i als ein insrter oafen erfldrt iuoroen. Die
Seude mar bereits porber ourh einei aus Stnsapore
fommenben Boioampfer einseld)eppt poroen, ,unb ale
aus oitld)en 5dien on(angenoen Sbie mer6en eber=
fals Der Suarantdne unteriuorfen. Sn Sionep lit
bis lest nun cine Grtranfuna an SIattern porsealen,
unb Die Iutoritdten treffen renge 4norbnun9en, Inn
bQs Nusbrelten Der 8rarlfhelt Au perlinoern
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Selbitmoro eittes 1t.scDrltd)est
S0ttfbeeutteas.
SMiekaTatre.

&inc II natl, 2G. Sebruar. - 3pi=
idDen spet 5pielerI 9tamens Did Sollanb
unO Som Sartsborr, ereiguete iid) geitern
cine Sf,ieBaffaire, pelde Die Solge eineS
Dtsputs iiber Die Silguns elmer SGulo mar.
Seibe getheilists ie sten i'd, gegenjeitig Die
8iliole auf Die Srult unO oriidteu ab; ionz
berbarer gGeiie periasten iebod) beioe Baf=
fen. Sei'm smeiten Seriuae aiug Sartsz
born's 9tepoluer los, uno pollano muroe
Ourb Die 8rult geidoHen. Die gSunbe pirb
nidt fiji toottid 9ebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
Scr @eiontnrft.

Wem y off, 20. Uebf. = t9elo IeIdlt gu 31a-7.
Nediel 1a9is gu t.ss5z,. Sob idIob faii gu 1o5--
1o5's. Bunoes=Soiisotione itets; 'Sler Coupons
112, '66er t0S16 1057a, 67er HIS, '68er 146
nepe Siinfer 1091, 10.40er Coupons 1133S. alttie1
lebbaft; N.z9. GentraI 9414, Grie IL, eafe Sbore
49,, Slinoseentro ok Bittsbura SS1a, @bica9o@
9iortbpeftern 33, 4ror. 80. Jto 1zSslanb 992l.
llnterI6asant5 SiIans: Cob S72,021, ,9i4; @ou=
rcnt 81. .2[M. .2S4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
2tas Rertfo. - Gin Me,tG,elsuprSs=
2tttentat atf oen GrsbiiDpf Der
SfnAf SEer;frs

Ut EFT 0, 18. SSebr. - @eneral Sias lit
aum Yrdiioenteu unb Sgnacio Balfarte gum
Sberrttter erpablt noroen. 9ia; hat ieine
beabltd1ttgteRetle nah ben Staaten
aufgeidoben ba ieine Nnmeieubeit in Der
pauptitaot fiir notblpenoia eradltet ipirn !;
er mlro eln Mantfeit erlaiieu uno aile 2lberd=
len auHorocrn, ihn su nuterItben. Sin
Wann peslan9te por&uraem cine lluterre6ung
lutt oen Gr5blld]ofe Ger Staot 4llertfo, mo
pGbreno e. nit lbn reoete, SOq er Ginen 0ol6
rno perinfte, Den @r,biid)oI AL ernoroen.
Der Sestere uertbeioiate iid) uno eutfaai IN,
uerleBt. Der Shdter ,purre ergrifIen uuo Der
Bolisel iiberltef rt.- Der Sinan,miniIer bat
cine Sbule in ieuen 9eportemeut elrid)tet,
nm letneu llntergebenen llnterridlt in Der
Sutfilbrun9 Su 9eben - Ger @eneral Men~
beg, meld,er leitber al8 Yrdfecnt iungrte,
miro rabrldeiul,tl gum @oupcrusnr bon
Buebla ernannt iueroen.
Selbitmoro ciacs ,t,scDrlid,ea
8amfbeeutten.
Carlisle, Bl.,'26 Tebruar. - s. y.
Saiiler, osr ebemalt9e Gaiitrer ber .@arlislc
0epofit= =ganf," erbduate iid) beute 95ad)mit-
tag auf Dem Sadbooen leiner 2Sobnung me-
ben benz Sanfgebdube. SIM lebter Sftuber
muroe Die Gntoefung gemaft, baB paTler
Sefuntreuungen begallqen hattie.
Die 9ireftoren Der 8anf eltcten 6eu.e Qes
rt6tlid)e S9ritte gcgcn ibG einune bic giirg'
ld3aft muloe auf $4,000 fefgeiett, rpeld)e
Summe er ntdt oufSutreiten Dernohte. Gr
erhaugte iid) an helnielbeu Sparreu, Oil mel-
dem iih lem Sorgduger gSm. sc. Ssrtram
IN 1865 crbdugt bate.
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ShtTSttttfGuc.

Gapannab. @a., 26. 5ebruar. - Gte bon giz
perpoo nado Sauannob betimnte noriuegilde Barfe
~9ie" itranoete lebten 5Sreita9 on Der aste BON
6untns=S5slanb, S.=@. Sic Mannifaft fpuroe ge~
rettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-27
W1ta G1thn.

savanna, %. 5e6r. Seit brei 5asen bat es
unb Die BeiSroeTuus oes 3adeuobrs mad ben Niablen
lit por Der Sano unterbroten. slns oieiem @runbe
ipiro in benz ndden Sfpet gSoden nur iuenis 3uder
in ben Odien anlanaen,
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BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL,


0ie SS. 9eruum & gpmp. seger ergehenit oil
baB e bre reiie, iuie fcs reousir baben: fir &oit,
en5etne 3mmer in Der eriten, siueiten uno britten
Gtaae, eret Dollars pro Sag; pierte uno finite
gtase, sspet Dollars mno fiimfsig Gents pro Gag;
Badete pon stu6l Sieter, fir Srihitdd, Ntttta9s@
ooer M6enbeiien galtis, sebn Dollars.
Sie'Yreis= =Grnebrisung in nelen 9lrtiteln fir So=
te(zG5ebraut beTdbist bic SS. Barnum & Comp,
oieie Jiebuftion SIT maden uno sur ietben 3eit ben
ipohlbefannten 9uf ibres Siides su er6alten. Der
BaiIagierzglepator ge5 bis Diitrnadt Su alien @taz
gen. Gupfeblensmertbe attommooationen fit SAM
belsreenbe, Gaufeute uno fSamilfen. 2iberale Staten
fir beIdnbige aoitsdnger. (i6 SD
Woberts' '@sals=m SIeif d,sG rtraft
saabrbait nuo itarfeno.
9ei1er, als 2e6ertbran, 9esen g d 70 in oludt,
uftrobrenait gnts inoung uno anbere
2unaen= unb 8eId,sueroen. Sci 9ieruen=, Sbarz
ladyz uno anberen Ge6err als ndbrenoes 1onicum
6ur Ser5eiiiibruns raider nnb poGdnoiser @eneiuns
lebr iprtiam. Gut sesen 9pspepe, appetitIoiisfeit,
Berbauunss(eibeu uno aGsemene Sdbmdde.
5n alen Ipotbeten gu ba6ell. tSan.5,1S!]
1r. Wcors 6. ylorril,
5abnarst,
bat bas drii6er Don 8r. s8indel benutte) Siireau
natb SIT. 26, N orb Gu ia p itraf &c, oerlest.
rue elrteit garantirt. iIua. .24-Sept.23fl
BMre0u 0et Oa2ltdDtsOomp19Nts
BON Baltimore,
gar. 10, South straBe
@ote.8iIlises SeismateriaI....G ote
Bir BADEN cine porsIslide Gualitdt bon @ofes oorz
rdtba, tpeld,e mir bem Yubifum als Elm eupiebltnsz
tpertbes Seisnateral fit bdlsbe uno anoere 3iucde
offeriren; idnst lebt Seuer uno m frei pornreinis=
tetten.
geleaunsen tperoen in oeiem Sireau ODER in be4
Sa6rt, SUB Don eeabenballitr, angenomnlen.
Yres $3.50 pro Wasenlabun9, in rseno elnein
Gtaottbeile abseeiert.
lSft23-Il Sa.nes 9. Sntaupcoo, setr.
Mrs. Gor's Jnoiamiid,es oeaetabiliid,cs 9e=
colt, felt % abren oils oas sroBte gtutreinisln9s=
MitA Der @esenipart betannt, iuirb nur tn SIT.
1771z, SaDette=, s,orowsit=Gde Der Gmta.p=
gtrabe Su6ereiet uub lit 6ei alien Ipot9efern 5 be-
ben. [stu92G, t2Oitefl
W Nan beiebe ben
,,4oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER
ebe man einen anOeren fault bei
$. g. ~;ealpop,
fsept29 12UfteFl SIR. 13, @ernanir.
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Giat aa9eblid)er SufaataenftoS stui=
fG)ett SSeiBem atno Seeern ttt
Rn1fisfdfed.

6alape, iun., in gteipzSberia On ben "@ouperneur"
Badaro abgeidttte 9epede mebet, oaB iid 9eitern
au eannerette elm 3uiammeno6 Stptifen ben g8eiBen
uno ben gesern cret9nete 8eioe 8arteien Iolen unz
ter g8affen eben, unb aroBeguTreaun9 berrden: Die
0epeife ldIest nit Der Semerfun9, oaB eiue feine
a6tbeilun9 Nitlitdr piel Slutuer9ieBen oerbinoern
lpiirbe.
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SrGnoc.

Ionbout, Sc %, 26. 6c6ruar. = 3as .@ier=
dbantSz 6ote- 6rannte eeitern neber. Sa5 GebGuoe
mar SUI 3eit unbenust. Der Serluit betduit lid auI
nabeSu $4,000.
gf Gonts, 26 6ebruar. = Sn Merio, Ger,
bauoe burd 6euer Sertor. Der ertuit 6etrdst $780,
600.
@ouncit 8luffs, Soma, &c. 6e6ruar. = Die
muroe eeitern Niorgen ourd i5euer ser0rt. Die 5nz
iaiien : 1913 OIL ber 3a6l entfamen o6ne erlpdb=
nenstuertbe gerletungcn. @erIut 100000; teine
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(sttt fd,redltdtes sreieris.

sethlehem BeRniy 25. Gebs. -.-Aeute Moraen
ben=Giienze eompasnie" Elm Sauaeriiit suiammen. @s
peanoen d sur 3eit fieben arbeter auf oeIn 8auee-
rIlte feds tIIsten aus ener 56be pon 20 Sus in 6ie
Siefe; 5fpei, @bas. Uoper BON Hittusoille unD s..
ai6Ine BON Yottspie, ipurben auf ber Stele setob=
tet, pier groere duer periee 2er Siebente rettete
fi6 burt einen gprung aui cine nabe Niauer, nurSe
a6er bur4 auf ibn fallenoes Sauhols erbebtid per-
punoet.
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eittle 81 o #, art., 26. 9se6r. = 3pe gie9er uno
Elm 4rrapa6oe=Snbianer tpuroen bcute Dtorgen gum
2ooe perurtbeilt, uno Die @refution io1 27 gpriI
Su Sort Smith, Qrt, itattfnoen. Die Yerurtbeilten
batten me3rere Norbtbaten i'm Snoianer@2errtorium
peribt
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SelegrapDiid)e 9epeIden.
Snlana : 9epeiben.

erate Der .ailo,iirten 4Srsiie' fin ben pDeutlGen
eorreipoc,oeuteu".l
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81. SSabrgattg.
sPe3ial= l=Woti'e11.
Gtnbredjer HberIiitet!. :.

Etnbred)er iiberIiitet!.
Der bette uno basite eriitirenoe BURGLAR ALARM.
Staats= unb COUNTY =3te6te
81 baben 6ei
eS. u. Werrbmau,
ytr. II, sSeit=Sapette StsaBe.
(50-0Gl
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gSos Goi,tS ff,1ttt miro.
Npd, cine SteSe 0es WoMperMettrs
SSntse3.

5prinsfielS, D., &c. Jebr.- @oup.
Sanes btclt iid beute aut oer Sterile BON Sire.
mont nod Columbus etma elne Stunbe bier
auf uno belt p1hreno ieiuerAuweienbelt eine
furse Rebe, in peldcr er Die 5ofinung aus.
oriidte, bab bas golt iiA nit Der srnartetsn
@ntiheioung besiislid be- Yrdftoentfbaft8
Srase suiriebenaebeu miirbe, lulc bieielbe aud
ausfaaen El6se; er glaubtc, baB bds gano
Den Srieeen unO Die 0fnbe niinid)te uub oaB
oaS golt einen Geprdientanten in 8aibins-
ton oieie9lnIidt mittbei!en iollte. gr miinidte
Der Station Slid oasu, Sab bic Aufregung
nno Oas @eiiibl Der llniiderh:it, pelte ieit
adlt Dionaten i'm 2anOe htrrid)ten, in furscr
j3eit iiberltanSeu ein miirDen. Seine HeDe
lruree init groBem Seifau aufschonlmen.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-06
HOW THEY LIKE HIM IN PENNSYL.
NANIA

Says a correspondent of IN Eastern ex-
change writing from Philadelphia under date
of June %:
Leading Republicans here do not conceal
their contempt at the order of Hayes divorc-
ing otficeholders from party politics. Among
the most outspoken is W. H. Kemble, the
famous addition, division and silence man.
who is one of the Pennsylvania Ring masters
He says the order is palpably insincere, and
gives this revelation of the inside workings of
his party: Some time ago Mr. Schmz wrote
out fine speech which he agreed to deliver
three times week for $500 a week for us,
and we took it in Pennsylvania to the extent
of $1,000. We raised the money partly by
assessments on officials, and partly by CON
trlbutions from Republicans of means, but
Mr.. Schurz didn't stop to inquire who paid
the money. Hayes had everything at stake
in carrying Ohio in October of last year. Had
he lost that State there would have been a
Tilden whirlwind in November that would
have swept not only Ohio, but PENNSYLVANIA,
Wisconsin, Nevada, Oregon and California,
and Ohio was saved by President Hayes and
his friends appealing to us for money to put
into the contest Secretary Sherman and
Gov. Dennisen wrote the most impoltunate
letters to us for money. The State that gives
us civil service President, Cabinet officer.
and number of other officials practised
civil service so far as not to pay their own
money to the campaign, but they called upon
Pennsylvania to do it for them, and Secretary
Sherman then appealed to the men whom he
knew had profted by the Government, re-
,eived money from them, and has since re-
Harded the parties by profitable contracts.
As to the President, his case is worse. We
made assessments here in Philadelphia on
every dollar of which was sent
o Ohio, in addition to other large amounts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-06
ROBERT DALE OWENS DEATH.

Robert Dale Owen died at his summer cot
tage, at Peerless Point, Lake George, on Sun
day last. He was the eldest son of an English
social refOrmer, and was born in Glasgow in
1901. His early years were spent III New
Lanark. After three years at school in Swift
erland, he accompanied his father to America
in 1928 He lived at New Harmony, Ind. -,
where his father was conducting a communist
society on the banks Of the Wabash river
In 1923 Mr. Owen and Miss Frances Wright
began the publication, in New York, Of the
Free Enquirer, which existed three years.
Mr.. Owen was afterWard elected to the indi-
ana Legislature for three terms, and, from
1843 to 1S47, was a member Of Congress, and
known as Democrat. He introduced the bill
organizing the Smithsonian Institution, and
was made regent and chairman of its build
ING committee He was a member of the
Constitutional Convention in 1850, and was
the author of measures securing to the women
of Indiana independent rights in property.
He was United States Minister to Naples
from 1885 TO 1858.
Mr.. Owen was always busy with his pen.
In 1860 he has discussion on divorce with
Horace Greeley, which, being published in
pamphlet form, gained circulation of go, 900
copies. He was an industrious writer on
slavery and political subjects during the war
of the rebellion. For most Of his life he was
conspicuous as believer in Spiritual
ism, and his most famous works are
"Footfalls on the Boundary of
Another World and "The Debatable
Land, both treating of the phenomena and
evidences Of Spiritualism. One work, inter
esting at the time (I840), was Hints on
Public Architecture" Besides works on
metaphysical and practical subjects, Mr..
Owen published 'Pocahontas, historical
drama, in 1897, and ''Beyond the Breakers,
a novel, i'll 1870. His last effort was in 1874,
being twenty-seven years of autobiography
under the title, Threading My Way"
For the last three years of his life Mr.
Owen was in weak condition, physically
and mentally. At the exposure of Katie
King, medium on whom he had pinned his
spiritual faith, his mind gave way. He was
kept in an insane asylum in New Harmony
for short time, and, on recovering his
reason, he married and lived on his wife's |
estate at Lake George until his death. His |
young wife was his constant nurse.-N. Y. |
Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-06

sent there, and some of which was sent di-
rectly to Gov. Hayes himself. 1t would not
be uncharitable to say that the President
used the money for political purposes, as any
other use of it would be breach of trust
that would warrant the Pennsylvania pol
iticians in calling upon him to render an &C
count. In 1875, when President Hayes was
dragged through Ohio by the ears, the same
appeal was made upon us, the same measures
employed to raise money to save him, and
liberal contribution was made from this city
Just on the eve of the election that had much
to do with his narrow escape from defeat.