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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Mafcnuersift,tm9 iut 3md,tDa,.Se
BON Ohio.

Column bus, o, a. San. - lleber 100
StrG1tnJe OeS tleiigen 3udtbaueS fiuo ers
franft, uuo Die Snmptome oegten cuf Ser,
9iftung. @ine lsuteriud)uug ergab 9tidts
bon 8idti9teit onBer Der Anna9me, Dap Die
arantbelt bur4 ben @enuB Don Sroo, mel.
DIES nit auueuSung eiuer gelpifien SOrte
Batting Powoer" bergerlftet luOroeH mar,
ueruriadt wurOe. Man bali feline Der @rs
franfuuaen fir qefGhrlia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Sas 'brennenoe Seoblenbcr8tperf 5tt
QnHnAa61 NfmmcA

Sas ibretnenoe 2oblenbcretuerf Stt
9DfcnS' @AlleD.
9arriSburg, Bn., 4. Sanuar. -Hadls
ridteu aus 9pien8' SalIcp bis 81 I'll llbr
beute Nbeuo ergcbcn. hab Der Sranb in BEN
acknowledgements nod immCr iortmiitbet. .Rp
&ey;uf miro aEf $lOO,OOO0 ae'mdetl -
49, 9Sr6noe.
@fmtro, N.,D., A. Sauuar. = Sn Cor
ming, N.sD., nuroen hCute 0iOrgen Der
So6nbOi ber - yGric. Sabn" itu0 orei 9doen al
0tartetiraBe, iumie fiHf 2dOen al Binsifr.
em9edi6ert; 9icrlut 100000.
ct. &oUt5, L. Sluuar.- -gine Spgiat.
0spiidc aus Sbcrmunt &traS, meloet. eaB
9eiteru Wor9cu IL &Onham II Seiddits-
hGuicr 0urd 6Cucr icrlGlt ipRroeu. Ser
Serluft betrdal 100000 mo III tbeilmeiic
OnrD &tyjid)uurg sc0cdt.
Gllutou, Sa., 1. 5aEuar.-0ie SG9c.
m9lc rcr 3@. yamb, 8nug K Comp.
brdautc DCHlc Ilor9cn mcor; YulHf $4O.s
Dln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Ser RrpseB t,itt oen Grtra9 aer
ISselfsYfftSffclittfs0

, blIa oeIp ? o. a, !. SaHu0r. = 81. 81:
fer, Der SIIfs6aemeiifer Der geretnigteu
Staaten Su philadelphia, reidte beute burd
letnen Inwalt III Dem uon Der 8eltausiel:
lungssGommliiion einseleitlten Pro;eiie be-
siiglid bes grtra9s Der Nusitelluu9 einc Gnt-
gegnung ein, in ,pelder er $4,000 fir Die
Reglerung beaniprud)t, ehe cte Iftieuinbaber
cine Iussabluns erhaiter. 0tihter Stroug
BON Dem Sberserlfte uuo SunoestreiSri4ter
McSennan merbcn mabsiGsin.ih ON udhten
Samltage bic arsumente iiber Die Stseitfrage
perne5men.
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0ofisist crmurecf.

q t. goniS, 4. san. - 6arI Slelelclb,
cin yiltslleO Or berittcnen Yoli;el, IDur6e
heutc Mot9en aui eiuem @iicrbubngcctic III
bcr giGbe bicier 5toot alS &eldle auigciunoen.
Or a0rp.r mcr sur lintFnntIidltet nerhiinl-
melt, Dian glaubt, oaB Ger HOl;lit bon
cluer 0fGuberbanOe, uGl1e i'll bcu uUrOweilii-
den Y0rltG0teu oieier Stnbt iht llnmeien
treitt, crmOrhet nib aui oa5 @clclie gc:uorfen
tunroc, nm baS Serbrefeu Su ogr5eimll1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Wermifdlte felfar0pnii6lc 1rncldlcli

- Die Sran bcS @8ttmu8 ,Soc" ltap5 nfAH
lcFten Sountaae 5u G5rotOn, st.
- >Nl Sbreneport, En., 1T gum eritau Wal
III Der @rlnnerun8 Otr alteiteu 8urgec Sance'
gcHng gcloIlen, nm Den @umobucrn @elc-
genbtt inr ShItttcrjubrt III gebcn.
- @ouocrnclr 9ttcc uou @&aKa6uicttS
murOc 9sfcrn i'll ietn glmi emaeiebt uuo
ldtdtc lelne 8olldait al o,e @eieggcblua.
- Sic @cictgCbung Don Snolana orqaui=
itrtc itA accrn. BIC Yotid)ait Oes @ouUcr=
ncnrS lprO bcnt1 elu9creidlt merocn, uno Die
@lnlcgnng 0tS @ouDc.uNurS 9SlGloms miro
om ytontdgc ltatiiiubcu.
- 9lc @cicb9c0uug 0ot SHfourl pcrinm
mtltc ildl aCltern, gorucrncur 0aroiu'S
Soiitait mWO m0y9cA clugereld)t, mn son.
oerncur FbrP8 wro an Diontagc elngcicgt
mCrbcu.
- Gpbrajm B5llipp9, wtlller im ltbtsu
Sommcr III Fott8utlC, 3D., itbtrfiihrt puroc,
StencrNal!tHugcn III yteU GGiilc Eowniblp
0CIdllijt iu blbCn, OurOc gci;trn pom @ou4
uuniur pornAuit blgUaoigl.
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Qofalbertdlte aus Waibi,tatot..

9S a b nat II, 4. Sanucr.-Oie llns
terIuhung in 8e3ug auf bic htefgen Spiels
b6len nabm geftern Elm plSsllhes @noe. Die
Yoli3eis&nmmlIare perIamMelteu iid) I'm 3
l15r Na1mitia9s, nno als Der 6etbe mad bic
2eugeu aufgeruIen mNroeu, erTolgte feiHe
Nntport; bic 2euaen mdren niht eridienen,
uuo tsute e5 tit, begans, oaB Die &Ommilidre
fein Redht bdttsn. oas @ridetnen fer Seugen
su er,mingen. Ql0uofdt Goof neinte, e8 Jet
nur {, II Seriabren einsuihlagen, ruo Dos
iei, buB Die Nuflaleu ifrifllid eingerelmt uuo
eiH regelmdEtger YroseB einBeleitet rperOe.
9ieier anfid)t idlieueH aud ole @ommiddre
bei3npilid)ten; obne jeOob I'll elnem @nore.
inltate 3I gelangen, iano Die SertaguHg bis
gum ndfitau Wontas NGdmittag I'M llbr
fat.
--Aas Serblnoung nit Dem SISen auf
Dem BOtomacsHluie ut ourh bas Gls, MEL
dies s bis u Boil old 1T, unterbroten NOR
ben. Die einsi9e Serblnbung nit Dem Gis
ben miro auIf ole yAieranorla- Haibiuetoner
Babn" permtttelt. IpeldDe Der yPsnn,pl
Babn" gehbrt, hltb trobbem brel perI9iebene
@lienbabnen Don Gleranorta, weldes uur G
Neilsn BON 8aihln9tOa entiernt. regelmdBiga
i3Hae nad bem Siiben unb SiiOmenen betDrs
bern, 10 ilt Dof Walblngton iabt 9dnSlid) BON
Dem elnen einiaden S1ieHengeletle dbbdnglg.
SIM rSresbmen's poipitale" murosa i'm
Wfonate 0esembcr &c Patienten auf9enom
men.
-3ebn afaitern grenabols, tpeldles Or
&briitle pcn llniontopn gum Sellen Der Ut
men id,entte, muroen bon 9ru. G. 8. Gromr
uuter Sc Samllien uertheilt.
Die Seuer. Gonlmliiace baben baS an
bringen BON l8 neaeH sysuer.@iiterHen il
@eDrdet6mu Deroron,t.
SIN gtcrb.gibertp Suppenbauie miro isb
tagtb Suppe inter be slrmeu pertbsilt.
-.le Demoiraten beS 9iltrifts iinb 81
eine. .DBeu INSTRUMENTATION eingela0en
pelfe AM 8. b. Mts. i'm forbidden Spsrn
bauie s.nter ben Mnipisieu oes ~ pli!Deu.9en
srids. .HsIOrm.SlujS" ita!tiinoet.
Dem Senater YasbOd aus NsbraSf
mnroe am lettsn Sienitase elm lIeberrod, il
DelAtm iid) wertbuolle Dotnmeute beianoen
aus Dem 3immer oesPrdf0enteR bes Senate
9eltoblrM. GS gelaug benz gebeimpoli6iite
goonles aeiteru gtabmittag, ben &od ueb1
Dofumeuten surid 81 erlaugen Hno oem gi
sentbiimer mteDer su,nlteRem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Die S6neebloGaoc tit yicnsGngiano
Neiicutdllftsla latifna.

gGorceher, Mtaii., a. &anEay. - Aue
Sabusii0e ilnO tniol9e te3 tieisn 5dlnae' s
oeripatet. Ngi Der oSOitons NIbonps sB1hn"
collionte cine yofomnlip. una S3sueepaJg
bel Gait Srootiieio NIT cinem 6rdd1tSnSc.
Ser &d,ucepilus niIrOe SertritmmeTi uHe ole
gofometloe beOeutego beiGbdoi9t.
aIH Der - SoitOn> Barre @droHcr Sabn"
ia, Iam ute 45enD Elm 3ug on, iueld)er nnr
"a Stunoeu Suriid9ete9t bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Gin Soppclatoro a,ti eiucus Weps
iQt1rSE9SQ[(e.

Geras, miro gcmelOct, OaB brei Mduuer,
yiamenS 6ltppm, Sarrion unO Marfham,
auf einem gieujabrsballe Su Bilot Boint,
Seraa, in etnen Streit gerictben. Martbam
idoB Slippin auf Der Stelle toot uno bra6e
Oarriion elne t0ot[idle odluRmunna bgi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Blaine ,uicoer nostimtrt. .

Nugnlta, Die, 4. San.-4ttb. 5auc8
q. Blaine muroe beutc Abeuo BON Dem re-
pubitfauii1eu &aueuS Ger @eicg9ebung iiir
uomtnilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
9Sdttfbeotttte i,ctItaffef

Sarrtsburg, Ba., 4. San. = Cont
8t3lsr, ebemoliger Yrdiioent Der s@itp .8ant"
BON Sarrist ,lr9, iuelbe Dor ein;aen Wioua;er
iuspenoitte, lit nebit ieinen bsiben Sobner
uno lem Sailirer auf Die antlage btn perbai
tet poroen, Setriigereten besangen uno Sell
uater falidlen SorDinoen erhalten au babsn
Die BaiFpa Der 8ant betrugen $500 900
wdbreno Die att!pa iib auf b69fenS $40, ,o0t
belaufen.
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%n0eSttrthefL.

Canton, 0atOta, A. Scuuar. - Sobn
Nc@aa, melder iiberiiibrt 1T, ySilo Yiu"
ermoroet 81 baben, tpurbe geitcrn Oerurthetlt,
al l. gRars ON @a[aen III fterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05

EB 'THE Voy hUMANA." Sou bieer
portreiii1en muatalilhen Nonatsidriit liegt
nus oaS Sannarheft Der. Die Mnfitbetla3en
bieies 1sftts fino bissmal bon beisHberer
Attraftien. Der gan5e Jabrsang Der 3eit=
idrijt faitet nur 81, esn5slne ytummern 3ebn
Gsnts. 3u besiebsn ourh Otfo Ggtro's Wua
ffalieHganolHn9 Tr. 207, &.tBaltlmersltr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
1annte sSamauiOef

trat geitern MbenD III Der Ufnlif Nlaoemii
!, als ,yaog Nacbetb" anf unO ieierte groBt
>Iri1mpbe. Su ieoem Gfte rib iie bas Ymb
ilfum gu ben iebhaiteIten SeifallsbeSeisunsen
bin. Neben ibr seidlftsn iib beionoess 0r
syiilnes 3euis ais vOtacb. .tb" nHO spr. gtiOo
Teton ais yBanquo" aus.
Soeute abeus 9elanst vMaria Stuart" sn
ALffiibrnl q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Nitro @IUecriW @rploiiom. - @in
Whnn act0otct tlno orci Hers
fnftcll tcrinltiiNcf

9tCw-N orf, /. Sjanuar. Gii4ocl
Dinlrov, ueld)Cr ucbil eincr 9(ulabl anOcrcr
2trbcitu NIT Dem Sprcugen Der 6ciicu oil Der
Gde Orr North, mo 1910. SlraBe bcidDGiti0t
mar, bcgnb IT'D bcute III oIc naGegclegenc
@obuung ocS pm. 5Ohu Sailor, nm nlcb.
rcrc nit Slant. BomOer" gclabcne Batroacu
I'M @updtc pOu lc ;wci YiunO au5utboueu.
gHGdrcnb CT OlcieIbtn iber rem Sfcu biclt,
crploOUicu iic uue aui cinmal uno Scridmct.
;3rtcu ocu gunScn hinlcrcu 8bCil GeS @ebQlt=
ocs. Sailor, uedler III Der JtGbc anO, mur.
&C ongeublldlid gct6Otct uuo 6rau Sailor,
lbrcG cd)tsr, ioiutr Wiu!rOp gciGbrlt9 ueriuitn-
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Der 6clSlttorff.

View . OFT, 4. Sauuar. .-@elO leidt
81 I. 8ed)iel rubig gu 4.844. @olb I6lOs
beute III 106&-k. Bunoes Sbltaationen
ldlofeH lcbbait; 81er Coupons 1134; 65er
1881; neue ll04; Ser 1l34; 68er Il5;
nene 8unfcr ll13 1o.4Oer Coupons
ll35. Attlen lcbbaft uuo fteti9; q. ~.
@cHual l0l; @rIc 95A; Qate Sbore 56S
Sq8. Central G4t; Bittsburg 90; Rortbl
Weitcrn Sc; Brlor. 81; &ods5Slaio 1OOg
llutcriddgamt8 8lluui: Sob $64, $780,
157: @uurout $40. g24 .391
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@crmiidltc 3cpeShem aus 9irtps


Nem 9orf, 4. Souuor. - Die 8wmo
Sojc. QlHSmorc & Comp. bat ial(irt. Die
YalNoa bctrngcn iiber 100000.
- @oIb erDiiucte Su l07.
- Sic 0nmpier 2tla8" uon Sin9iton uno
oengIan0" n9lt StSrpoot fRo bier an8ctunls
- SH eluCr Gcute bier ItattgefunbCueu Ser,
lnmmlung Der @lGubigcr oes Staotes Rorb.
Sarolma murpe eineGeiolution auqenommen,
melhe Die &rntnunng zines S6ie6sgeridts
SWlIdlen bcm Staa:e ytOr6 Carolina unb ben
SubabCrR.%r SbliQutioneG jeueS StaateS
alttorSirt;r ;r.nin elne Baits fir Die Silguna Der
betreiFcnoen StaotSldulo ieitSuneller. Inter
oeu Qerren, petdle als 0tit9liebcr bieies
SateoSgerl1ts crnaunt uuroen, beftn6et iid)
0r. Gnod) 8ratt BON Baltimore. Man be.
lGlloB Iernerr Elm aus iIhS Sbligutiouens
5nbabeln beltebenbeS Sub,gomlte Su ernen.
neu, I'M gemelnihaitlif nit Dem Shieoss
gerldJte it6er Die bette Nisthooe 8ur @rrsi@ung
ec8 geluligid)ten 2medeS Su berntben. Ser
Soritecr miro Die Iltgliepcr bes Sub.@omis
te'S III ben n0dJitcl. Gagen~ Ituueu.
- Die bleltge oaubelStammer nabm beute
ene 9tclolutlon oil, msldle empfiehlt, oa6
. 'GernligSen III alieu &beilen oeS 9anoe8
aIS 9ciastdt8 3abluugSmittel auerfanut
mllt0en.
- Der BON bier had yOuOon bcffimmtc
Oampier o@reCcc" itranSete bcute MiOr0en
out benz g8e9c no6 SonOp. al Dem
werlldcn ltfcr, wwb ieoob Sur 6luthSeit
mGbritcinlidl micOsr flott mcrbeH.
- 9tc 3oll @lunabmCu betrrgen btute
$4,000.
- Ser llntcridatmeiiier Soblte hcute fir
Sntsreiieu $612,000 uHo iiir eiuseSogeuc
SbliaQtloueu Sl7 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
Der 9raIiociat, Ole 2SaiDittstomer
SDieih0Ilett tttto Oie Rpliset.

gS hIngto A. Sanunr. - 9ttdjt l9c'
Mig Iufiebeu iuurOc bcutc burd) eIc yfatrldlt
ueruriddjt. beB Der 8rditbant 0urdb o2n @cncs
ralsAumalt eluen Srtef an oic BoilStltom'
mlildre aertdtet bat, III lpcIdlcm u bie loior'
tlge Reiiguation Derielben iorbcrt; CT gtcbt
telnen @runo fltr Die SoroCrung oil.
GS miro leood) angeuommell, oaB Oicclbeu
i'll Serbinoung nit 0eu Antl19en 9c9en bic
Yoliseibeb6roe beSiigItdl etns8 9chcimcu @tuz
uertdnoniileS nit Den @igentbimeru bon
SpielbDQem ltebcn, uuo oa3 Der YraiiOent, lo-
pie Der @euerataniualt tle 0teor9anliirrng
Der Yoliicitch0roe fir notbWencig cradtet.
Die geaenrpdrtigc Seb0roe beItebt ans 6cn
S10. gm. q. Wiurtugb, BrdltOent; y. y.
gtltols, SlccsPrGfocnt; y. VI. Smecncp,
Shabmeiiter; SameS .. Barrett nno 2Su.
.. Smtb. Der Gebterc III cln Nc9er.
Commodore 9sauoerbilt i.
9teusO orf, 4. San. Commodore
Ganoerbilt tarb heute Wiorgen furS Dor IL
ltbr. Die &erSte batteu i4on ieit mchreren
Saaen ltiiublth Den 500 0es $atienteu ere
uartet. @r tarb betuate obne Sobestampf.
SurS Dor ietnent 5inidletbeu usrlangte er lei
nen Seeliorger 0r. Deems gu iprcden nuo
iagte Sill oeTlelben, ais CT erid)ienen mar:
rSf CLAUDE, metn @nee nabt beran." 0r.
Deems ipra9 eiu @ebet, Die unlueIenoen
0iltgliecer Der 6amiIie ian9en cine Spmnc,
unb balb DarauF that Der S6eioenOe ben let=
ten GtbenlSug. Die SeerOlgung fiuoct I'm
Ill llhr am Souutag 0torgen ita:t.
4uT Die aftlenb0Iie iihte Der SOB res prn.
Saube-bilt perbdltntBmGBtg penig @iufluB
aus, inOem man iciu 2tbIcbsn idlon iett ldus
aerer 3cit erpartete mo man getp!iermaBen
oarauf porbereitet mar. WiQu idIdst ole
g8crtbpapierc, beren @igentbiimer Der Ser,
ftorbehe mar, Dem gegeHrrartgcH 2tgio otr.
ietben naf auf $85, 900, 900, oaruuter 2lttien
uuoSbIiga oec - yJiem=Dorfer Central"
unb y0uOions6juer= Sabn" i'm g8ertbe bon
$55, 100000. @S Uerlautet, oaB oer grDbte
Gbeil Oteies uu9eheureu germOgens Suiamz
nlengCbalten uuO Die auI0ufenoen 3inieu IN
cenielben @crtbpnpicrcn un9ele9t merSCn
ollen.
@ucr anOereu angate nad) miro ieiu Ser.
m08en al @tieubabnaftieu auf $45 100000
geiddet. @r beiaB ue.bdltuiBmdBig mn pe=
mig GrunOelgcnthum. Seln tenc9lide8
@lgentbugl flir 1876 wuroc anf $5,009,000
t0rlrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05

Smiaeto Sep eS6e,a.

erjdtc Der paiiocitrten Breiic. fir bcu m3eutihci
@orreiponbeuteu".I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05

. I. 70 nj 8, 4. Sanl0t.-Oa8 N Sefiers
lons&ttp tagenOe ocmctratiide Staatsr@omle
uabm 9eltcru abeno elne &eioutiou Oil, na6
mcldey bic in reG ROUemberm9bl abgegebene
oemptratiide MajortIt Der bette gemeS fir
Die @eiinnungeu Der 9cmotratcn oteies Staa.
te8 uuo eS Oaber nid)t notbmenotg lit, eincu
&onpent 5u berufcu, nm ben Nnfid)ten Der
9cmofratl. Ton 0itiIourt 4u8orud su geben.
Die 1eiolutlog er!ldrt ferner, oaB DIE Demo
fraten 52Htrdueu III Die g8ei5beit uuo pcn
Yatriotismu8 Der Osmofrattlden Senatoren
uno 0ieprdeutauten be9en uno bieielben III
alleH geredlten RnBrcgeln SsbufS @rleoi9ung
Der politiiden &Ueitiragcn uuterititbcn perz
neu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-05
sG,s Oct Sumoesbamptjtaot.

ssnfnnft oes 8uuoerncmrs @rnver ponSrcaon.
mad, @afbinatpn. - Die WationaIz ssrieoz
bofe sn Camp Gbaic, 9to6=ss sstamo uIo Gi=
n,,ra.- Indfebr oes s,ais=9 omite's 5 ans
sno=earoiina. 9as Observation-Disclosures
uno ole ,,sSeflidle ilniom Selcarapfeaz
Sonp." 3edl ctn assebltd, mn;nlaiifser
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-19
HarbOr Estimates.

Gen. HUMPHREYS, Chief of Engineers,
has submitted his estimates for appro-
priations for river and harbor improve
ments for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1879. The entire amount asked for is
$13, 302,60 The following are the esti-
mates for river and harbor improve
ments in the Northwest
Improving Missouri river at st. Joseph,
$4,000; improving Missouri river at Nebraska
City, $4,000; improving Missouri river at yell
lowstone river, 100000; improving Mississippi
river between Illinois and Ohio rivers, $780,
900; improving Upper Mississippi river, S9l 900;
removing bar opposite Dubuque, $25, 900 ;
Burlington harbor, Iowa, S25, 500 Des Moines
rapids, $135,000 Rock Island rapids, $50, 900
Illinois river S145,000; improving Mississippi
river above st. Anthony, $780, 900; Minnesota
river, 100000; Fort Madison harbor, Iowa,
800, 900; Red river Of the North, S3o, 900 Ohio
river, S525,OOO; Wabash river, 100000
Superior bay, Wis, $1,000; Duluth harbor,
$4,000; Ontonagon harbor, Mich, 100000;
Eagle harbor, Mich, $40, 900; Marquette, Mich,
$20, 900 Menominee, Mich, $25, 900 Green
Bay, Wis, $4,000; Sturgeon Bay canal,
$4,000 Ahnapee, Wis, $4,000; Two Rivers,
Wis, 500, 900; Manitowoc, Wis, $4,000; She
boygan, $4,000; Port Washington, $4,000
Milwaukee, $50, st. Joseph, Mich, $751;
000 St. Mary's river and falls, $780, Har-
Dor Of hefuge. Lake Huron, $3.50, 900 st.
Clair river, 81 500; Detroit river, 5000, 900 st.
Clair flats, $4,000; Saginaw river, $4,000
Cheboygan harbor, 100000 Monroe, Mich,
S11 ,O0o Toledo, Ohio, $4,000 Port Clinton,
Ohio, 100000 Sandusky, Ohio, $4,000; HUI
ron, Ohio, $1,000; Vermillion, $4,000; Cleve.
land breakwater, 100000 Grand river, f5,-
900 Racine, $21, 900 Kenosha, $4,000 Fox
and Wisconsin rivers, $4,000 Chicago har-
Dor, $780, Calumet, $4,000; Michigan
City, $4,000; Charlesoix, Mich, S22, 900
Frankfort, Mich, $4,000; Manistee. Mich,
100000 Ludington, Mich, $685. 900; Pentwa.
ter, Mich. S39, 200; White river, Mich, s32, 900
Grand Haven, Mich, $4,000; Black lake
South Haven, Mich, s25, 900; Ashtabula har.
Dor, $4,000; Erie, Renna harbor, Gal 200
Dunkirk harbor, $4,000; Buffalo harbor,
| 1000 O0O
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Where Bedbugs Come From.

About score of the members of the
Academy of Natural Sciences assembled
last evening at the regular weekly meet
ing. Two stalactites from j. Heistand,
Middleton, this State-a curasson egg,
three and one-half inches long, and a
cocatoo egg, one and one-half inches
long-were presented to the museum,
and then DIR. Leidy informed the as
sembly that it was generally supposed
that the homes of swallows, pigeons, and
bats, like houses, were infested with bed
bugs. It was certain that they were to
be found in the bark of the cottonwood
wherever people were dwelling in the
immediate vicinity. From specimens he
had obtained he was sure that the bed
bugs in swallows nests were different
from those to be found in houses, and
consequently people could allow the
birds to build their nests under the caves
without fear. Prof. Koenig, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, spoke of mine
raj from Mine Hill, Sussex county, N. j.,
which he called calceosteatite. He was
not prepared to give it me.--Phila-
deLphia Times.
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A Texas Incident.

The road to justice in Texas is some
times very short, and attended with very
little expense, as was illustrated by an
occurrence in, this place a short time
ago, A gambler had been bathing in
the river in company with some others
of his ilk, who had driven down in an
express wagon. Wishing to ride up in
town, he proposed that if they would
take him up he would treat, an offer
which was accepted. When they
reached the square they went into sa-
loon, had their drinks, and then the
gambler discovered that he lacked fif-
teen cents of having money enough to
pay the bill. The barkeeper became
quite noisy about the shortage, insisting
that the drinks should not have been or
dered until the purchaser knew the ex-
act state of his cash account. The
gambler remarked that he thought the
barkeeper was making id sight of
fuss about fifteen cents, and turned to
Col. Long, United States Commissioner,
who was sitting at table, and asked
him if he did not agree with him. He
replied that he thought man should
pay for drinks when he ordered them.
Well',' replied the gambler, 81 will
be back in few minutes and settle this
matter" and passed out.
In less than five minutes he returned,
and as he entered the door drew a re-
volver and fired at the barkeeper, strik-
ing him in the arm. He fired again but
missed the barkeeper, but the shot took
effect In the shoulder of one of his own
friends. He then turned and fired at
Col. Long, who was still sitting at the
table, the ball entering his breast and
lodging near the spinal column. Col.
Long rose up, walked two squares to his
home, laid down on bed and died in a
minute.
After firing the three shots the
gambler fled across the bridge, and into
the timber in the bottoms on the west
side. The yells of the barkeeper drew a
large crowd, who at once started with a
policeman in pursuit. AS they gained
on the murderer, he turned and fired
upon his pursuers. which had the
tendency to decrease their ardor in the
chase but just then a cowboy, mount
ed on a pony, rode up and told the
policeman to give him his pistol, and he
would capture his man. The officer
complied with his request, and the cow
boy commanded the gambler to halt, but
the command was responded to with a
shot. When the herder found himself
within range he brought his pistol down
with jerk, and fired with fatal effect
The gambler ran few steps and fell
dead, and his pursuer coolly rode up,
dismounted, took the dead mans pistols
and returned to town to learn that his
victim had killed one of the best citizens
of the city.
saw the cowboy about 10 o'clock
that night, and heard him remark that
che thought the county ought to pay
him five dollars anyhow, as he had saved
it the expense of a trial. jefferson
(Teras) Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Enormous Timber Thefts.

The Land Commissioner has, during
the last year, made thorough investi-
cation into the timber depredations upon
public lands. These thefts have taken
place almost without punishment ever
since the abolition of the timber agen-
cies in 1856, and up to last year there
has been no practical attempt to put an
end to the widespread abuse. The in
vestigations of last year have resulted
in 200 criminal indictments in Minnesota,
the most important of which was a test
case decided on yesterday in which the
Government RECEIVERS a judgment of half
a million of dollars in one case, and in
others sums amounting to nearly a mill
ion. Reports from the special agents
show that depredations of this character
have been committed on the Pacific coast
to the extent of fifty or sixty millions of
dollars. This report bears the date of
San Francisco, Sept. 20, and merely gives
general outline of the results already
obtained by this special investigation.
The agent in his report says "The
depredations in and around Puget sound,
Washington Territory, will aggregate
$40, 100000 since 1855. Those at the
mouth of the Mendocino, Noyo, and Lit
tie rivers and at Coffey's cove, all points
on the coast north of Point Arenas, will
sum up not less than $40, 900, 900 in the
same period Washington Cor. chi.
c0Qo Times.
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Death of a Noted Man.

The announcement is made that Henry
Meiggs died at Lima, Peru, Sept. 20.
He had been sick for some three months,
having had two strokes of paralysis, and
his final malady is said to have been
softening of the brain.
Mr.. Meiggs was born in 1911, at Cats
kill, n. Y. He made fortune in the
lumber business in New York city, but
lost it in the panic of 1887. In 1S4S he
went to San Francisco and engaged in
the same trade, employing large num-
Der of men. His immense business was
Frustrated by the panic in that State in
1854, and to save himself he resorted to
questionable proceedings which obliged
him to secretly leave the State. He
next turned up in Chill, South America,
where he took an enormous railroad
contract, making a profit in two years of
81, 1926, 900. Subsequent enterprises
connected with railroad building in Peru
increased his fortune, and he settled his
indebtedness in California. The Legis-
lature of that State, by special act, re-
stored him to citizenship, and invited
him to return. His South American
railway contracts were on stupendous
scale, exceeding the most famous build
ers of Europe or America. In 1870 he
contracted with Peru to build six rail-
ways for 1925, 900, 900, and was engaged
in completing the last of them when
Frustrated by sickness. His demise may
increase the financial difficulties under
which Peru is now laboring.