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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
Sic SeenPftcTci Grplofion at
gfTs 80 n1.,,A. - Wv

-, . II erop, ., p. 6Gbr. - Die pier
Berlonen, melhe, ME idou berittet, oeterr
4benO Gnrh Die Ole0ampifciIelzg lzgrploiiou IN pem
Clifton @lljwerfc get0Otet mmoen, iia6 fols
9sHo9e: @eOrgc 0tllep, Sobn gropn, gBirt
Malon lnO Aoam 0lebl. Inter oen beoerf.
lid SrpunNeten befinNen Iid1 quOrem Tinz
nGlnon, 6omer Barter, 6reo. 6. 6art, &co.
SSttberS, 9lntbonp gtiicl, 9. g. Normell
mo Y. u. 6ollanO. Der 2cbtere 1T elmer
Str Glgentllimer unO 9efdbrlidl p2rmunbet
&tn Snobe, gtameus ItOrgQu 8arTer, murSe
30 SUP bo9 in cie grit gei9lalOert, entfom
leood) pNn0erbnrcr &Seiie nruerlett
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Sel6itntor0 aus UcrId,af6lltcr Qtebe.

. a So orb or, 9t-D., p, 6lbr. - Sin
lu99er 9tauu, 2tamcn5 Penup, crbiett Dor
aefern A5eHo oon etuer inugen Dame All
@oooSrouro, E.sSS., weldlCr er etucn6eratb5
antrag rod)te, einen SOrb; CT be9ob i'd, ga.
rant IN letnc gS6bnung mo iagte Itb cine
&ugcl ourd) oen Gopf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
@aiDia9ton's @ebnrtstag tn Siio=
&arOlittG, Cine nerabreoete
Earaec onrd nett Yfa1Oeutcn
f1erbDfett.

Golumnta, S.'@,, 20. 8ebr. %
ber PIIToent eurh bitfige 8epublitaner be-
nahri6tt9t muroe, oaB mebrcre aus BeiBen
betebeupe Tailltarz&ompagnie'n, oarunter bic
r@aihiusioH siSbt.SnfaRtrg," ben GsbHrts-
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00abrIdlCiniid1 ciIi 0Roro

. rq Il 9t pr, 3D., p. Esbr. - Bic
eetdle zines unbeTauntcH, anideinenO etpa
30 SabEe alten WtanneS muroe geiferu III Der
gtabe uon Sim StOtjOur tbellueiie unter
etnem 9auItn @rcc uno@ebiiif ucriledt, auf,
gelunocn. Ser StdOel oc5 SrliOrbener
ictat Spuren pou @emalttbdtigtcit, uuo ole
GeIde lf]etHt btrcit5 Dor mebreren Wonatcu
eIH9eiAarrt wor0eu iu iciu. Ifau hat feirc
Spur bc5iglla Der Stentitdt oe8 8erlorbc.
uPl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
it idlemRlidicr Wnfctttnn q

VI atto O. Il, ST., p. 6cbruar. - @lbcou
6rt5;le, etn alter @inmohuer Don &tdlono.
&omnibtp IN Sbelbg=&Oantu. murOe am lets.
ten SOnntog. .DiorgeH BON iciuem Sosuc ere
l4onen. 9r. 6r2Sle ftattete Oil Dem betref
'en0cH Gage ielnem Sobnc eiueu SeIud ob
uno gerIetb nit ibm IN ejueu gtreit. Ser
8atcr mOllte ltd entterHeu; cbe Ct icoOdl 0en
9o1raum uerloiitn bate, frat Der Sobu mit
eLuer Siale oor ole6au5tbiig unO qab Teucr.
Die 9n9el brdng 6ru. 5rtS3le Qeraoe inter
Der SduIter III ben 9fiideu, obne ibn Iiooh
}n t00ten. Der iiipgera 95ri,lle lu0 6araui
tdItbIitttg letHc Siidie ani'Sgtcue un6 fcucrtc
gum 5melten Ntale. Die Sugel Itbluo uuoe.
idbr 5met 3ol OOn Der crfcreu in ben 3fidtu
o18 Spfers etn unO perurahte btlen auacu.
bltdltdeu SOB.
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! @l0utiraI g. VI. &cISSbOrouah. -
Scr fe6ste UerItOrbette 9lOtltiraI
felt bier 2SOd1ett. - Die SSsitat=
t1tt1Q NeS 0lO1ttiroIS SohiS

gS q btng t on, 20. 6ebruGr. - @ontre
aomiral 2oui8 DC. @6lO8bOrougb i1arb bier
heute 0tor9en an Observation-Disclosures.
@r mar I'M Diitriftc Columbia qeb0ren unb
trat i'm Sabre 1872 in ben SlettenOienit eiu.
Aomtral 9olOsborOngh 1T Der iet8te &ontre=
QOmlral, ipeld)er iruerbalb ODER gSoI)en
itarb. Die iibrlgen fauf Gerforbaneu maren
bic 56. Smttb, 2lt6en, BilteS, 8atlep unS
OautS; aue nit ausnabme Oe8 Aomiral8
SaolS m0ren peniionirt.
XOulS WtalesherbeS SoloSborouah purbe
aln 18. Sebruar 1905 in Baibiugton geboreu
uuS iuar beretts in 1925 gums Slottenltentenant
auanctrt. @r bereli'te bGrauf europa, griin=
Oetc IN 1888 elne OeutIfe 8oionIe in Nloliba
uH0 pur6e bet'm 2u8bru6e OeS SSiiraertrieaes
gum SOmmOOOrs unO 1862 Sum@ontre- IbHli
raj beiOroert. Seina berpOrragenote Chat
mabreuo Oe8 8iirgertriegeS mar 6ie@innabme
bon 3oanOfe-S S8lano, Welde er oils @omman.
Oant beS mad Der Giiie utn gtorO @aroltna
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit oem@en. 8nruIOe
ausfibrte.
Die lleberrefe Oes aOmirals 0aoi5 uurOen
beute Na4mittag nOn einem SataiQon sra
unter oemSommanOo Oes Oberit-
9ientcnantS 9aDmoo6 ole 8ennigluauia. Iue.
ttnab ua1 bem Sa5nbofe eStort,rt, bon no
aus ite SebufS Selattung na9 Cambridge,
DtaIi., bef6rOert nerOen iollen. Die 2elfen-
feterIlhteit fauS i'll Der ct Sobns-airhe itatt,
nno oiele promIIente Beamte, Sffi;iere uno
Slr9er mohnteu oerlelben bel,
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EchN niIfnttIn1-

Ne r=9 orf, %. 8ebr. Sue gBai1ino.
toner Depcld]e mclOet, 0aB @ouoerueEr6onSs
aauIget0rSert mocoen lit, ua5 gGuIblnGtou m
tommen, nm &uitaIteu beiigli4 ser 3uiamz
menleBung leint5 &abinetS N treffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
Mnnfcrnffc.

@atcGGo, p. 6e5ruor-0ie 6irU,en 81. 9Iurvbp
gcspun8en, jbys 8a9lungen elETlEcuen Der San.
terott oon bieieH 0rTel mrJe ourd ecu 6eogitenOeu
AtihIng I'M %rele oes S.UtelHeiiUe5 uerur,odt,
Hem5 g9rL = 0ebruar.-6te @t8uuenja6rtuEz
Q0Q, WV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
Gin gprrbmsftea Der stepnbIifn,,er.

Die HeplbIItaner baben OlenitQl IN Whls
laSelplta NH 2755 Stlmmea 0tebrhslt gc.
iisgt. yNod ein iOIhcr Sieg, uno iie fiaS
petloren !" Da5 fie and oieie flelne Uebr.
bsit ni4t sbrlih srbisItenf if aus ben pUrtiqsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23
Rod cttt Samt6ttrGer SamtDfsr
Npe4rnttAa4

&iugfoR, 5auaifa, p. Eebr. - Ser
SambuIgcr 9ampier p6raucUnia," melhcr
5wiifen 6uulburq unO Qipiuual fu5r, ii
auI Der 3Obe bon Yoint Gan 8las ocjdeiz
teIt.
3u @crt au-Brlnce wer0en 8lubelt0ruuQcn
bctiir9tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23

BraIoent Die Partei Uertritt, pelde Inn er4
pGb!t, uno cine &reatur oeIielteu 1T 7" limo
Wiorton unS iein 9nbanq iino nidlt be Qeute.
I'M pm. SapeS frete Sabn Al laiieu. Den
Siegern geh0rt Die Seute," nnb Sentimentoz
lltGten ilub bel elmer Burtei, Die Dor tetuem
ertreme Surudltredt, nidt am Srte.
Slr mleoerbolen bier, mas Sr. Sparfs
oon SutnotS aut Sru. Soter's Isbe erni.
oerte. Gr lagte, nDOaB er ben BotriotismuS
lr9eno etneS YtanneS be3peiile, peld)er ein
Tim ourd Setrug Sugelprofenes amt uns
nepne, Don Dem CT rpife, oaB er es ourd 8ez
ting erbalten babe. @r CLAUDE, Der fleine
PER- bonn 8rammercp- Bari iei poufommen
bere6ttat, au Sapes su ia9en, tpenn er mt
t9m suiammen trefie: CSiir mid ftimmte
et1e Stertelmili0n mebr Yerionen, oils fir
Sie; etne Hare plebe5eit 6eS @lettoralpotums
mar fitr mid, aber our1 Sbre Shnrferei,
SIREN Setru9 TT mir Oas 2lmt gehoblen NOR
oen. a"
9ie bieii9e ~Sun" iast in 8esusnubme
ant 9rn. Soiter'S GeOe: y0aS tIt Elm on
5lebenocs Pro9ramm, uuD man oarf idon Die
Sermutbur9 beg II, oab Grant in llebereiuz
thinning blermlt Dor Der Sano ben status
quo in uuu!laHa uno Sio-Sarolina fortbez
neben ldBt. NobIan, trenH ySbr es b0S NIT
uns SI MAIDEN 9e0aftet, itcbe oa, CO III gut
gut geworoen," 10 lit baS eiues Der mertpirs
0l9lten bls babln befauhtsn Seiipiele Der Irt.
0aS @ebeimniB berubt iibrigeuS uabri9sin'
lIc BARN, oeB ole rspublIfautl1e 8artei ibreu
GtnfiuB AMI oas farbige Sotum I'M SiiOeu
perloren bat unb cine auOere BoIttif clpsu.,
ld3laGer fir gut bGlts in Der oofIcuug, nodI
CtnaS BON Der polttlldeu @epaIt 2u retten IL.
!. no" gSenn Sofer'S 0teoe am guOe nur
nldlt auf cine oSuupOserel" htuansldIft, ODER
als 3uder oicnen ioI, um Die SinunterlGluf=
Iung Der blttern 0Ines> BlQe ~ erleldternl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-23

lobalO, oils m0alif;, au83ubeiieru. Die beute
III oeH 9lell9eH Sournalen uer0hentlidlten Bee
tl9te u0er oen Serluit Der @ompaguie iiu0
9et @ettem ubCrtrleben rn0 unSuUerlGiig.
Ger 9ehoue Setrag oe8 SerluifeS tlt nod
Hlqt ernlittelt, mlro Itd leood1 tauu auf
| Hepr, al9 100000 belauien. Die BeiOr0e-
rnh9 Der 3u1e iutto fuabreno Der 3epnratur
oeC Srllae o9ne llnterbrehuug Dor iid) gebGu,
tHoenl oIe Pa1aglere un5 Sraft bur9 SGbrs
ooote ltber Den 5luB geiett nerOeu.
Gin SOppelmOrO attf @Wbo. - Gine
SSratt tttt0 tbr SO0n erlnOrSet
ttttS 0te 2etd)ett in eitIett 3teh=
brtlttnctt BelpOrfet.
panHa, IA Sebr - SH Der g9ad,5orz
ldntt BON 9uanabacOa, einem 6ab1nnd ee-
9eniiber auf Der onberu Seite Der 8at lieoslIz
oen0orte, ut loeben ein ifrsfti1es Serbrcdeu
entbuut porocu. Die Qei9eR elmer Trau,
gtautn8 Strta Rcgia Sas3, uuO tbres Orei,
Sehnlobrtgen SohneS tpuroeu tn einem 2ieh.
brunnen getunoen. Die Trau mar ermiirat
uuo Der Snabe 0urb Sd)lGge auf ban Sopf
9etOotet tUoroen. Die 45oEiSei hat ben Ot0rz
Der geTangen, - Gin llmitan0, neldler bier III
EGnoe Die GuSnabme oon Der Reae( If, -
ln0 Is ltelt ltd) hcrau5, OaB 6eri,lbe elm oes
maer Sole9fGranlo lit, ;utihcu melheu mn
Der Srau elU uuerlaubtes Serbdttuts Crrtirte
Der Suabe mar Der Sohu zines friibersu 3u.
9alterS Der Srau. ylad0em Yarouio BEN
Itoro oe.ilbt bate, nabm er iein eiaeueS
Sttno, eln oierldbrigcS Didodlcn, meldles er
mt Der Srau erjeugt bate, fii0rte eS in Bic
Yaloer mo ilbtrlteB t6 0aielbii ieluemShid-
lale; 9llldItcer gSelie muroe oc8 Sino auf=
9eIuHoeH luo gerettet, Der Wf6rOer uerpafte
pat5r Die &aiden ieincr Spfer in cine SiIe
uno oerIentte oieielte nit DIlfe eiutoer
6relIn0e IN Oen BrunueH, mo Gle Qaideu Dor
&rriem aufgeIunOeu UurbeH. 9as Iiotiu
llr ole &bat lit unbetannt.
@lWs Gttn6ctl0ttS.
eutn n6erlano, 2l. Bcbruar. - Su
lammtIt4en Soblenmtncn itanGeu geliern Die
AroelteE aus. 8te Netteren itno feit entidloIs
lth' HEter telren llnlltduOeu ben ibnen ofie,
rIrten GoBn pom 30 Geuts pro Sonne III uca
cePttreH. Sic itno g8illens, fir So Gents ,t
ar6etten, abr ntft fir menigsr.
I'm Sognabenoe trGt Elm 2oublreifsr
IN ole WutlId]oft Oe8 6rn. Sob. Qiebia in
Beursbur9 uRO bat nm Elm menig 5peiie
ano etn gtahtla9er. Die Satin 6eS 6rn.
Sieol9 emptaro elm gemiies sNhtleiOen nit Dem
g5nr)dtn, Der gar 10 armielig O'retnidlaute.
Ste CAB lbm oouauf III cIieu uuo mics linn
lalteBhd) IN etuem 3immcr oeS oberen
StodDTt5 t6res 6auic8 Elm Eager al. 9(m
natlten Dtor9en aber madte iis ote unanae,
Hegme Gntoedung, 0uB Der 2Quo1reider iid
mabrtnS Der 9t0ft auj uno OQuon ocrraht,
nomoent :r Supor etneu Soiier erbrofeu un0
$2l8, eneu Gbetl Der @ripQrntiie Oes 6rrr.
Eteblg, 5u il6 geitedt bate.
= 0le bIelt9en gSal;mtrte ituo mdbreuS
oteier gSOde 9eidlofeu.
Nod etn Stener6etrii9cr 6eamaSiat.
-, Us btnatou, q. 55ebruar.- 6eiefltl
gfqtrS aus PaIersburg, tuGlCer uegen Bbi8.
tepbehu9ereteu etneu Straitermiu i'm 3udt-
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8latteru gu eriebeu, nelGe uiel Don Setrua,
Ginldliifterun9.,c. berihteu. 8biluoelpbia
bat nod in Der lesteu BrGfiOentenrpabl IS 900
rep. Mtebrheit geseben; nit Dem ucrgefrisen
ReIuItate mare Der Stdat Senlofra;iiG aepor-
ben. gtodl grDber iit jeboa Der llmiGwuna
i'm tpeftIifen BeHnipluanien. Bittsburg,
pelbes Srn. SaDes 1900 Mebrbeit aab, er.
pdblte porgeiteru einen bemotrutiifen Siirz
9erreiiter NIT 1900 Stimmen Wfebrbeit, uuo
IN aue9tenp 9itD betrug Der rep. SerluIt
10000 Stimmen. 0as 1T Die Qutnort ces
Soltes auf bic @nti6sibuns Der @IeftOral.
@0mmiiGon,
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SOlttiidIe SerfOls1tt9. = 2gmfrsi=
Senoe 6eoc eittes SdDtuar5ett ,, ,Te=
Osreno" TIT petersburg, Va. -
SunOeStr1tDpett ttpft1tuettSio.

Petersburg, Sa., 20. Scbruar. Der
NeSerpreniger S. 9ungee, mel1cr mabrenO
Der leeteu gSabl~ ~&appdGue oIs 6eoner fir
ote DemofrGten auftrat, mohHte am lebtsn
SOnntage bem 9Ottesoienfe in Der @ilfeloz
gaptiltenfir6e BET. gGGbrenO oes @otteabien-
tee betete Der Balcr rer 9emeinOe, 6enrp
Silltams, (ebentoll8 Elm geger,) fir ale De-
motrUtiid)en gfeger, rpeldle er in Icinem Sc
bette als Serrdther benun;i1te. Sooann ers
ndbnte er Duusee periDnltt, rpelden er einen
Serrdtber gegen ieinen @Ott, geSen iein 2auO,
9egen ictne Haiie nEb gegen oa8 gan3e Stem
ibenseiAletbt nauute; ialteBli9 ftebte er ben
Segen Der gbttliGen Soriebung aui Die Cont
mtilioH berab, melde ge9enmGrti9 9a1eS
yblneln5dblt." Die 9emeinoe pur0e Our1
ben aufmlegIeriiden Son Der Brebi9t in Die
b0dite sluiregun9 Derieet, unb alS 9ungee
Die STRIDE perjieB, iuuroe er BON eiuem 9aufeu
ro9er, unpiifenOer Ne9cr uerfolgt, tpcld)e i'm
nit SamabuHgen iiberbduien lnO icin 2eben
beorobteu; MIR ieiner @eiiteSgegenpart uuo
ietnem feteu NIftreteu per0anft er ieine
Siderhelt. OaS Selragen bs8 Baftors SSH
lialr8 miro bon allen anltdnbt9eu 8iitgern
oenrnSirl, uno c8 lit nibt notwithstanding,
ouB oerielte ooa ben @roBgei4mOrenen Sur
JSprnr1trnnrt1ttfn op.n1p,r t1prNptr ,nirA
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@r6Bli3e Sra80Ste a1af 6ober sec.
Gin SeidbenidjiTJ. 32 Gage feline IabrGag,
aaBer 3enidenaeiidl u.o &Senid1enbIut.
ytMr etn IlebsrIebeu0c$ aus picr=
6ebn ItGul.

80 on, 81. SeDr. - Sin bonn "a. San.
oatirtsr Srief Oe6 Capt. Saue pon benz amez
rifauiiden SfOoHer IS. s. Wc9OuaIo," !"
aegenndrtiq III @orCl, an Der 8elitiae BON
AfrifG, III bier elrgetrOffen unO meloet, oaB
Der ernabnte Sho0ner auf Der 6abrt bon
Bolton nafl 4frifQ am II. 7.9c5ember inter-
1928 SrelteEz ulO 32.30 96n9engraoe oaS
2Srad Der brttiid)en yarfe DOtarta," Capt.
9raplon, antrof. Die Sarfe mar entmaitet
unO nit gSaiier gefiGt. Son ctner aus II
Secleu beltthenben Munnihaft w0ren nod
smei am 0ebea; Die llebrigen waren Der @nts
bebruug uuo 0em lounger crle9er. Ste 3pei
lleberlebenoeu puroeH al Boro res Shoouer8
gebradlt, iebod) ftarb elmer ocriClbeu DierStuu=
ben farauf. Der etn5tge 9erettete er5Gbtt,
oaB bic 8atfe BON 8oboD, @eOrgia, nadI
Seliait in Srlano unterpe9S mar. gSibren0
zines St4rmaS r3uroe oaS Sabr5eag led ruO
fiiate iidj 10 raid NIT 2SaNer, DaB e5 uumGg.
LID mar, rle2ebenSml1tel oDcr 0lS3rlntmaiier
al retteM. Ole Sarfe par nit Saubol3 tela.
0en, un6 nur burd 6leien llmfaE0 pHroe haS
6abrSeug apf Der Sberfldd)e gebaIteu; 6aS
Sewld)t Der Otdlten lI9te leoo9 oas Uahr5euJ
auf Die Seite, uno man ioar ge;mungen, ale
Otaiten unO Spieren 81 fappeu, UNI Die Sarte
mlebcr auburifteu. Die Sage uerglL9eu,
unO ein Niit9lieO Der Wanrifaft naG oem
nlOern erlas Dem 6unger uno 0urite, unb
taum mar etn llngliitltder ourh rem SoO
pom ieinen Quelcu erIOrt, ais iid) isine uc6
lebenOeu Qetoe, sqeuoTIeu itou tpie gjerige
Spdnen iiber bic 2eiAe herparieu, I'M Rb al
Dfcnidenfleiid mo zBlut 5u i6ttigen. So
glng es Sag fiir Sag, bis nur nod 3tpsi
iibrlg wayen. Ser lleberlebenoe, SaWe5 Rc'
Gaugblin aus Selfait, Sr!anO, er3dblt, oa6
nur tIeine 3betle Der lleberreite 9cnOHem pers
Der tonnten. Riemano mnrOe get0Otet, auein
iobalo Elm StertenOer peu letteu Athem3uq
getban bate, nurOe ieine Seble nurdlid)nitten
uuO oaS marine 9lut getrunfen; Dos 5cr3
uuo oGS @ehtrn nuroeu pdrauf ocrtbeilt un0
gegeiien. gS oaperte 30 Sage Don Dem Gage
Oes llngIiid5faGes bis 81 Ter 3sit, als Der
ShOouer bas SRroG eutocdte, uno uGbreuo
bieies 3eitruumeS bate Die Wanni9alt ftinen
SrOpfen gSaHer mo fcrue Gnoeren Qebenss
mtttel, ais Die 2eIden ibrsr lluslidagefdbrs
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9lns Der @u1tOes.Naillltffabt.

. . m 81 > H. T. UtUINuF, = Net
beute BON benz equator UtiifeQ eingeretbte
Seritt esS Scuate=@ontite's iiter8rlpileaien
uub gSablen IN Setreff bcs SregOuer Safes
retapitultrt bic ein5eIneu llmfGnOe be3!tglid)
berAugelegcnbeit, welhe uniern 2eiern berelts
sur 9eniiSe befanlt itno. gSie ui9t auoers
81 ermarteu mar, ertdrt Der ScridJt ben Bolt
meifergSatts fir geietltd alS@Isttor 3uldIhq.
Sn 8eSug auf Die 9htfire 9epsIheu rutro e.
uutOr Seup uoa aller SAulo freigeipro6cn.
- Die 9roB9cIdlmoreuen ieBten beute cine
anflagei9rift gcgPn Don Yiatt megeu 8er6f=
fcntli6uug aufrpleglcriiher Irtitel auf, unD
Elm SattbefcbI murbe gegen ben 2ln9etlagten
alegeitelt. 9on Giatt muroe beute BON
einem SnnceSmaridlaQ uerhaftet uno Dor
8idter Rcartbur 9efiibrt. gr ftellte 8iiras
id1aft i'm Setrage BON $4,000.
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Ste @smtltstpaltpaDl itt Ybtla=
OelpOta.

8btlaoelp bta, 20. 6ebr. 9aupt-
ltreitpuuft III Der beutigen 0tun!Si ipalpabI
mar OuS Magersamt, fir ueI4es Die 8epub'
Ilfaner Sru. Stofelep noulinirt batteu. Die
9emofraten batteu tetHen S0noiOaten aufgez
felt unO unterftiitten ben D&efOrm" sSanOi=
baten S. 6. Srauen.
Sollfdupige geri9te aus 2S bon ben 81
8arbs ergebeu cine Wajoritdt Don 3289
Stimr!en fir StofeleD uno bas SOtum Der
brei iibrigeu Q8arO8 miro Die @faiorttat
mabri9eiHItd) auf 1000 StiMmeu erb0ben.
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Ganoibaten fir Nie g(emter beS Miuni5;pal.
2lnualtS uno oe8 StEuereiunehmcrs.
SieIe Serbaftungen rpegen ungeieeitfen
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mebrere 8rGwaue ereigueteu iiG pdbren0 oes
Cages. Die ein5ige GubeltOrlng ieoOd,
welde beoenftidhc 6ol9en hattie mar etne
Baufcret Spiiden Daniel 9enneleg rnb SaS.
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Stit mnnoe in ben pals erbielt.
(SpGt ~ - SoGIt1nbige Seridjte ans als
lel BaroS ergebcu cine WatOritGt non 2755
Sttmmen fir Stotelp.
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Mtts Gtttttbcttano.
Sfod elm stetter6etrii0cr 6eamoofat.

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gtqttS aus PeIerSburg, Weldler pegen gGbtS.
teq4snu9erelen etnen StraitermiH i'm 3uht=
qaale ooH 3l9mOn0, 3d., abblBt, 1T pom
FrdFoentcn beanaOigt mOr6eu.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL u, 1877.

years engaged in the manufacture of wool
en- goods in that state, and at times in YER
mont and New Hampshire, and was well
known to the wool trade of Boston, Hart
ford and New York.
A few weeks ago Gov. Fairbanks par
doned a mar who was incarcerated in Ad-
Olson county jail for intoxication, but the
fellow changed his mind and destroyed the
pardon, saying he was not going to leave
his present quarters until the weather was
warmer and there was a better chance of
getting q living outside. Another pardon
has been sent to the jailer and he will be
ousted from his warm nest.
Hon. L. L. Tracy died at West Ran
dolph, on Saturday. Judge Tracy was
born in Tunbridge, July 12, 1906, and was
for many years one of the prominent men
of that town, having lived there nearly all
his life. He was assistant Judge of the
Orange county court for two terms, and
has held many town offices in Tunbridge.
The large block on Railroad street, St.
Johnsbury, owned by N. NJ. johnson, was
burned OF Saturday night. The losses are
as follows; N. NJ. johnson, $4,000; Quin-
ton Cook, grocer, $500, both fully in
sured p. G. Bates, +. g. Sokely, lawyers,
w. p. Horton, tailor, land G. A. Aiken,
piano tuners, from $50 to 5000 each; no in
surance; Mrs. William Brown apd w. +.
Thayer, tenants, $500 each nc insurance.
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The Seaboard Problem.


Edttor Of the Tribune The sharp war
fare now in progress between the trunk
lines of m lwav fnr the carrvinc trade no
.-.-.
'"een 'ne great west ana the seaDoard-
particularly of grain-is watched with anx-
ious solicitude by thousands outside the
three or four large cities more directly in
terested. Baltimore very naturally insists
tnat sne mas a Gear rignt 10 proht by the
New York and Pos7on The mi honse,s Of
which she is lust now beginning to realize
% In a shorter line of railway to the CON-
petinE points ; and (2) a road whose cap
ltal stock has not been watered beyond all
possibility OF earning dividends by the i'm
position and collection of only reasonable
tolls. The laws of trade cannot always be
contrayened by arbitrary compacis and
makeshifts between the conteDding parties,
and it may therefore be regarded as settled
that Baltimore will eventually, probably
speedily, secure the undisputed enjoyment
OF The advantages to which she is fairly en-
titled and they are such, confessedly, as
make her a very formidable, not to say dam
gerous, rival to all the great seaboard cities.
But more is involved than the carrying of
gram lor IL tndt HOWS 10 baltimore lot
the reasons given, the supplies for the great
west will just as naturally flow from Balti-
more and she will thus gradually draw to
herself and absorb more and more of the
general trade of all kinds between the east
and west.
There seems to be one obvious wav. and
on,v ono nv which tbe c,oo, ci,ioo of tbo
II" u
morrill, INC" 1orN anu DosIon' can regain
aud thenceforward hold their former SUI
prcmacy in the mercantile and carving
t,oda of the vvost and ,bo, 10 bv s,cb i'm
rnoro,non,o of 49, 49, ,~;oa,,n-
Iii nns1i - ~ ma.ci onnnn.hcNnon
a 90 ..hn pu ont io Sn'p anh ~ ooteIn u pU t
o u, 'ho S.GSo i hn,t anu ". seauoalu WIN
ff or a ti,h ~ tho a.,;n,a,aS M, noSt nf DU uo Ono
81 -
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barren 1t was of all evidence tending to
show that a crime had been committed at
all. The case failed in its very inception
in the fact that no body, or part of a body,
Of a murdered man had been found. The
corpus delcti, as the lawyers have it, was
not found, that is, nothing purporting to
be the body or the remains Of the body of
the man supposed to have been murdered
was proved to have been found-in fact,
was not found-neither was there any
proof of its destruction. Again, the adj
mission of the alleged confessions of the
accused as competent evidence was con-
trary to every. known rule of law, they
having been extorted through fear or hope,
as was proved on trial. Taking way the
confessions, and what 10 left of the case ?
1t 10 not a case of mistaken identity it
does not show, or tend to show, the unre-
liability Of circumstantial evidence; but it
does show the absolute necessity of a strict
adherence to the rules of law in the trial of
men accused of murder or any other crime,
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Vermont News.

Albert G. Hatch has been %re-appointed
postmaster at Windsor.
A mandatory of curtain fixtures is soon
to be started in st. Adams, it is reported.
Rev. L. G. Burgc has finished his min
istry of three years with the Congregational
church at Londonderry.
o. S. Bliss, of Georgia, has a flee Berk-
shire pig a week old, with five perfect feet,
and sixth nearly so.
TIE ice cleared out of the Missisquoi
river al Richford on the 7th inst, which is
much earlier than common years.
Preston Powers, of Florence, is making
rapid progress on his statute Ct Hon. Jacob
Collamer for the state of Vermont.
Mr.. 4. II. Bartlett, the sculptor, has
opened a studio at Port Marty, France, and
in addition to work in hand, is studying
with Nj. Fremist.
The St. Adams rolling mills have been
successful in making rails from steam
ingots by the Sherman process, the first
that have been made in this country by
that process.
The barns of Martin Murphy of Ben
nington Centre, with their contents, were
burned by an incendiary fire Sunday after
noon. Loss, 5000 insured for 1925 in the
Lycomlng Mutual.
Joseph b. Castle, one of the Oldest men
in Jamaica, died last week, Monday, at the
age of eighty-six years. His wife, with
whom he had lived tixty.six years, died
only a short time ago.
The mail train on the Southeastern rail-
road met with some mishap at Richford,
VT, and again at East Richford, which de-
layed them an hour and a half at each place
on Wednesday evening, the 4th inst.
Charles Fairbanks of London, England,
a member of the scale firm of st. Johns
bury. has given $15, 900 to finish a new
hall for women students at Drury college,
Springfield, Mo-. and the building is to be
| called Walter Fairbanks hall, in memory
Of a son OF the donor, who recently died.
George s. Coffin died at W~inchendon,
Mass, on Sunday, of paralysis, aged sixty
three years. Mr.. Coffin was for many