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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

LIEUT.. PHILIP READE, in charge of the Military telegraph, is here making some changes and improvements. His relations with the A. X P. line seem pleasant and harmonious: so much so that it is proposed to attach the military wire from here west ward t2 the stronger poles of the A. to P. Co.,, for such distance as the respective line extend in moderate proximity. Reade and VGndenberg actually rode around in the same ambulance. This was not case of "lion and the lamb lying together" because there has never been any quarrel between the two lines. Reade has read the SENTINEL and fully appreciates the importance Of extending wire into Mohave county-at least as far as Greenwood. If an appropri- alton can be secured from the next Con gress, that line will be erected.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

THE San Diego county election has some interest for us, owing to our intimate rela- tions with the opposite bank of the Colo radO. The large force of mechanics and railroad employees, now on the other side, will play an important part in the election
 NIT. Miguel Pedrorena and Mir. Frank Mil Ter have been out here electioneering for the Democratic ticket and registering vo- ters. We are told they claim to have the boys just where they want 'em." It would be in order for something to be heard of the Republican candidates.
 MR. FRED. PAULY runs for the Assembly. lie has made a fine record at San Diego as an upright, enterprising merchant, and has shown great ability whenever called upon to take part in public affairs. We are authorized to state that he is entirely unpledged and independent.
 MT. JOSEPH COYNE runs for the shriev- alty. lie is the present incumbent and has been the best Sheriff San Diego Coun- ty ever had.
 5. SIMPLER runs for the County Clerk ship. He has been engaged for some years in 1.-the Clerks office, where, he has made an excellent record and become thoroughly familiar with its duties. A Mir. A. J. Johnson was brought by the Democrats q few weeks ago from Los An ge!es to run against him. It is a high con- pliment to Mir. Statler that his opponents had to lock in another county for man they thought good enough to beat him.
 WM. H. SMITH, candidate for the office Of District Attorney, stands very high in point oi character, and is one of the best lawyers in San Diego County. Of his op ponent We know little, further than what is indicated by red-hot Host cause" senti ments, spoken and published, attributed to him. In electioneering with the rail- read men quite card has been played in representing the Republican candidates as more hostile than the Democrats to the Southern Pacific. That is too thin. Tn that respect San Diego averages about alike, and except in its newspapers there is really little hostile feeling expressed. Any intelligent man can see through that gau1y dodge of electioneering,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

GEN. VANDENBERG, General Superin- tendent of the A. & P. Telegraph on this coast, was here on Wednesday and Thurs day, attending to business Of his Inc. He says the wires will be pushed forward into the Territory, keeping pace with the advance of the railroad That no attemp, will be made to interfere or compete with the Military Telegraph, but that wherever any mining district, not too far from the main wire, may offer sufficient business, a line will be laid to it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

THE firm of Wm. Townsend S Co.,, rep resented here by MT. J. V. Houten, is one that is doing good deal to develop this Territory. Besides their mercantile and mining interests in various parts of Arizo- na, they are putting up at Wheatfields in Final County q ten-stamp mill fitted with roasters, pans and all the latest improve ments. Experts have pronounced it one of tine most perfect pieces of that kind of mechanism ever put up in San Francisco. 1t was shipped from here two or three weeks ago and must be well en route.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

II. L. HART, the new agent for the San Carlos Indians, laid over here one day on his way to that reservation. He is a man of family, of means and of nigh social stand ing in Ohio. He comes out here uncom- mitted to any quarrels or disagreements, intending to do all in his power to carry out instructions and to improve the moral and physical condition of the Indians If he finds himself unable to accomplish this he will resign and make room for some one who can do it. He says his church is will ling to do all in its power to educate and christianiZe the Indians, independent of any government appropriations for that purpcse. He makes a good first impression and the SENTINEL wishes success to his etfC Is.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

THE bridge begins to loom up. Driving piles for the fOurt- pier was finished yes tarday, leaving now but one pier to build in mid-stream, and the draw pier on the Ar Mona bank. The chords have been laid across two spans, and'on them the timbers will soon be put in place.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

WEDNESDAY afternoon, as the Post am. bulance was passing the old house on the corner of Madison avenue and Third street tie mules wanted to get into the shade of the corridor, and walked right in. Itwas too low to admit the top of the ambulance, which was torn off with a crash. Two ladies and q child were in the wagon but we.e C not hurt. The mules seemed useu to it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

PIKE is an old ArizOnian. Seeing him in town this week reminds us of his first interview with General Stoneman, then commanding this department. Pike was oeallng faro at some post and going to the adJutanfs office one morning he found no one in. With his customary self possession Pike seated himself, tilted back his hat and poised his number thirteen boots on the Iedjutants desk. Pretty soon entered an lderly man in plain clothes. stared at Pike
 Id said Who are you" Pike poked his
 umbs into the armholes of his vest and
 ply surveying the new conner from head
 foot replied: Me? I'm the affidavit man
 this post. Who are you:" My name is
 toneman. Sergeant of the guard !-n ; Githout waiting to hear more Pike made
 r mule and lit out for cooler climate
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
Cur Back Country.

Last Saturday was shipped to Los Angeles quite quantity of dried fruit, brought by Quinliu's train from Florence. As Los An. geles settles up and affords "a back coun- try" for our commerce, we shall find q ready market for the immense quantities of fruit now annually spelling along the Gila and Salt rivers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

GRADING goes on apace. The Chinamen have now graded the roadbed nearly out to city limits, and very soon work must stop or the question be practically tested as to the railroad company'S right to work on United States ground without charter from Congress.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
For Sale.

Being about to visit Europe and close up my business in Yuma, offer for sale my entire stock of goods at less than cost price, with lease Of building.
 Jun 30-3m A. LORETTE
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
NEW TO-DAY.
Ranch for Sale,

Notice is hereby given to parties wanting to buy ranch cheap for cash that I will sell the property known as La Banderita," :" situated on the Gila river about five miles east of Yuma, A. T., including a water right and irrigating ditch. Ever ything that has been planted on the property has produced incomparabiy, except potatoes Forfurther particulars apply to the undersigned on Thursdays and Sundays, at the store of Teran & Co.,, Yuma, A. T.
 R. ALVAREZ
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

SILVER KING news comes in more fa- vorable than ever. Five more stamps have been ordered from San Francisco and will be here to-day or tomorrow. 4 fast freight team will take them through in ten days from here. B. W. Reagan came in from Silver King on Thursday and says when lie left the mine it looked splendid Y. A rich streak had been struck, from which was being taken out and sacked, just as it came from the shaft, ore assay ing Sl5,O00 per ton. He says there is now more ore on the dumps than ten stamps can possibly crush in two years, and that, all growing to the contrary notwithstand Ing, the mine owes no man dollar.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

PLACER gold continues to come in from the different districts. This week we saw anice shipment being put up by Hr. David Neahr, among which was lot from the Carga Muchacho placers. It was coarse, heavy gold of beautiful deep color and very pure, generally giving mint returns of about SlS.50 coin per ounce. IL is fully as good as that from the Gila City placers, which it closely resembles. The gold from near Chimney Peak is finer, lighter and of brighter color, but does not ass ,y so high.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
Fer Sale.

A Hilton & Mcfarland safe Q6O0 pounds) with inside doors and combination lock. HaHng been in use, it will be sold very cheap. It is in perfect order. Apply to GEORGE TYNG, Yuma, A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

A RAILROAD horse got away from his Chinaman on Monday morning and drag ged cart through Main street at tremen- dOus pace. No one hurt. Che of the pillars supporting the porch of Hughes saloon was knocked down.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

Colorado Station seems to be em grating The Echo saloon was moved over here yes terday. Oughtto have stayed til. af:er the San Diego elections next month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
Notice.

will be absent from Yuma for a short time. Communications on business will 'each me at Los Angeles, Cal, and will re- ceive prompt attention.
 H. N. ALEXANDER, Yuma A. T. August 4th, 1877. If.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

THE office Of tl-e 1. 6c P telegraph was this week moved down to the office of the C. s. \. Co. The change was made to faciI- itate the dispatch of railroad business. MT. Arscott Ventnor takes charge as manager
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

MR. GEORGE TYNG, editor and business agent Of the SENTINEL, leaves here Au- gust 18th for d trip through the mining camps of Pima and Pinal Counties, A imi:ed number of advertisers, and sub scriberS can yet be accommodated
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

OLYMPIA, W. T., August 9, 1877. RAYMOND & WILSHIRE,
 105 and 106 California street.
 Agents MacNeale x Urban safes: Our safe stood the heavy fire yesterday Half a block of buildings burned Papers, books and jewelry all saved.
 T. J. LOWE GS Go. George Tyng, agent at Yuma, A. T., for the above favorite safes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be- tween John Giuliani and John Bernard, Jr vas this day dissolved by mutual consent. John Giuliani will continue the business at the old stand, and pay all dues and collect all debts. JOHN GIULIANT
 JOHN BERNARD, JR. August 15, 1877. TA1S-4w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

WOOL keeps on coming in from the in- rior. Nearly 50 bales went forward by rail today
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

TIE Cocopah sailed August 20th for II Dorado Canyon and way landings. We did not get her freight list.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

LORD & WILLIAMS train arrived Ion- day, followed later by ArperS train. Freights are light here just now
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

THREE of the Carga Muchacho mines gre reported sold by Van Arsdale G Co, 10 a MT. Ogilby. Terms private
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

No date has yet been fixed for sailing of the next steamboat up river, owing to the limited amount of freight on hand.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

OVER 2000 old army hats are to be sold at auction at Yuma Depot, September 1, at Il o'clock am.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

SOLOMON in all his glory never sported as many colOrs as are displayed in Monte. verde c Gandolfo'S gorgeous new sign.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25
Good Ranch for Safe

Eighteen miles from Tucson. Choice lIrririga6le bottom land. Excellent grazing. flne tmDer, ash' black walnut, and hack Sentinel office II if
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-25

BABBIT METAL for sale at the SENTINEL office
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
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WOrf.

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fina inn 8etrage BON $147 ,947.37; 6ie 9lftua
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Bermuda bier angefonlnieH.
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fGbrlider Ginbref)er, tpel6er ben Bollsiifen
S'8rien III 1864 ermoroete, tpurbe beute
4beno bier perbaftet. @r bat iein Serbre9en
eingeitanoen.
- Woies q. SngOer, Glerf iu Der biefiaen
y uWerdauts' Gr6anse ganf," murbe bente
fpe9en uerI9ieoener non ibm periibteu litter
ifleife pom 8i6ter SeneOict 81 fiinf Sabren
3nhtbaM8 nerurtbeilt
: -9qup 8raHf 8affagier &geut Der
y 8ennlplpanIaz zSQbn,4 nlelDete heufe abeno
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II. |. No., aus ieinen 3immeru i'm Bre8cott=
6onie" geraubt uorbeu ieieH.
- Ser lllterl1atnleiter sablte beute fiir
Sntereiien $24 300 uno iir einaesogene Sbz
lisattonen $194, 700 ans.
: Die 3oa @inuabmen betrugeu beute
1886, ,0G0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
Sages 9temigteitem.
GeitnrieHe, telegrapbiid,e pne gSed,i ieI bIatters
Eptiieu.)

9Sdhrene fi6 Gonflin9 in @orbon eiuen
ldlimnen Selnb genta6t, bat er Ieine 6eboe
nit Blaine 9liiflid) gum 4bibluiie gebra6t.
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spel eolen Seelen nieter 5niammengefiih
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0eetere 10 geriibrt bmr6 gtaiue's 9(ifiteus bel
bem Streite nm Die yteiu-g gorfer @rnernunz
gen, OaB linn ois 9inoe I'M oaS Sers id)mol3
uno er Blaine Die gruberbanb reidlte. Der
boSbafte Correspondent Der ,gSorlb" Idlilbert
Dies 10: Der Sreunbi6attsrertraa, Der am
Sreitage 3tpllden Blaine uno @onfiiua per=
einbart puroe, ift an Sanlitaae in Der Gre
tllttpnbung oes Senats pOllfanoig gum 4b=
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gleld)5eltta bic San0 bin na6 sm1lfjGbriqer
Sebbe. gu Der SegriiBun9 feblte Eur etn
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men 5u riibren. Seioe iebten ft9 suianlmen
uno be9aunen cine llnterreoung, Die iebr lange
ipdbrte. Qeber ben nelen 8uno miro in ben
SotelS piel aeipro9en 1lnb BON perniinftiqeu
Seuieu uttt yelaWl. gSare oteler 5Sr1e0e15s
ihluB Dor Der @inetunatier Contention err
folgt, fple gang anoers batten ii9 Die 9inse
wobl geftaltet!
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y Oorfer . latter iinb brei i6ottil6er
Abfnnft: SaneS @orbeu 8ennett bonn
nSeralo, ;" Wbitelarp Gsib BON Der y9ribitne"
unS Sames 6oaro bon Der vGimes."i
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Srau @ertrnoe' Sea dfpn, Stabtld)rei>
berirt. 9as oortise Ear e&ssiiter 1T Elm Nfus
fter Der Budfiibrung.
Traa &raHs=BGlte, cine befannte
oentid1e S9riftfellerin, leitet einen Sinber-
sarten in geiu= 9orf.
Die alte u@rbsunirff@. Deutftlanb's,
187oer 4noenfens, bat aud ber beutiden Bill
ontlg iueiaen iiliiifen. SEPT beiBt es ulegu-
,ntnoies 6ieiidprdparat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
Baltimore, Mb., 9eufag ben 18 9e3ember 1917

Sn Eolge elmer ,,Eehnifalitdt," na6 mel.
der etfpai9e 3meifel Dem Sn9ei1ulOisten su
@ute foniinen ioQen, erfaunte Oie Silrp Die
auaeflaate mad faum balbfauoiaer 8ez
ratbung ynidt ihulbig." Die 8ert9eiotgung
batte ndmlid aelteno genladt, baB es sweifel-
bait lei, oh Barrett ODER Die Doungs Die per=
bdngniboollen S6iiiIe abgefeuert babe, uns
oieleS Strategem beeiniluBte, Dielelft III
Serbinoung nit Der duBeren @rideinung Der
Gngeflagten, Die 9eidmoreneu 10, baB iie
trot zines friiber sema6ten @eitdnbniIies
oerielben ein frellpre6enbes Serbift abgabeu.
Die ben @eri6tsiaal bis auf ben letteu Blae
fiilcnbeu 3ui4auer begr;iBteu ben gSabr.
iprud) nit raienbem 8eifalle, ipabrsnb bic 10
pl0tlid) ben 2eben mlerergegebene Cora
goungs obumdftig 3u 8oben ianf.
Die eigentbiinli6en llmitdube oes Sa1cs,
mebr aber nod bic mirflid arBergen0bnli6e
Sd0nbeit @ora's batten tbr etue Menge bon
Sreunben unb Seiuunoerern eriuorbefl, bic
ullr auf Elm freiipre6enhes lrtseil iuarteten,
nm thr, iuie iie oft gepiinid)t, in etnlger Gnt-
fernllng BON 4nburn etn ltnterfonlnlen su
idlafFell, rm einen anoeren 2ebensipanbel III
neuen &erbdltniiien sl beginner. SelOnoerS
thdtig inter ben neugemonneren Sreunben
@ora's mar bic Samilie zines Der @eI&pore>
uen, MOrtimer s. 9nrtce. 9ie Srait oeiIel.
ben sins ielbft 10 melt, tab iie ben Soridlag
ma6te, Cora III ibr eigenes !oan8 in oen
nabeselesenen Stdbtden Springport aufSu=
nebnen. Sbr gfann itimntte Dem bereits
wlllig ;u.
Glner getroiienen SerabreSun9 sentdB be,
CAB fi6 Srau 0urfee beiHl, ipdbrenb ibr
Nann ieineu Bffi9ten bis sum Sdluiie Der
Seiiion bes @eri6tss oblas. Die i9Dne
Cora perbradte Die tuerigen Sage nod in
oem Srauenoepartement oes 9efdngnifeS,
iuo ite sablretde Seiufe empfiug. Gnoli6
be9ab ft ii6) nit ibrem Seihiiter 0urfee
auf ben gScg 81 ibrer neuen 6eintatb. 6rau
Surfee wartete auf Der ndditgelegeneu Stas
tion ouf bic Infunft beS Baares, bteS itellte
iif ineeB nift ein. Rahfori4ungen erga-
ben, oaB Der cole MeniGenfreuno nit ieiRem
idlOnen Sfiitlin9e nad Stbaca meiter9siubs
rem Jet, NIB pon bort siit iebe Spur oerlos
ren."
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mug, fam man baraus entnebmen, baB lo>
fort Die nDtbi9eu S9ritte setban rulIroen, nm
ile mieberSufinoen uno ibr eine anitdnbige
StelluHg 5u perldaflen.
gSir geben Oas gorltehenbe obse Comment
tar, lsbislid als 8eitraa sllr Sei9i6te oes
amerifanil6en SIrpzSb1tems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
/ @encrnI mnInnin.
@eHeraI gaIaojH.
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rslle be Yalaoin, franj0Fi9sr SeHntGS
SebenSjeit, 1T nsitorben.


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sebsuS3eit, ift asitorbsn:
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pier "WtaaS" lit BON gIem YOrt bier angefoT
meu.
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State OF g&eoaSa" iit uoH Rep Dorf pls
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9ampfer yGitp OF WOntual" lit BON Ner'
YOrf an9elaust.
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oelpbia ongetOmmeu.
9artt uHS 95x,e.
Sonoon, II. 9e3br. II. 80 Yahnt. :,
Sereini9te Staoten Sbliaatiouen 1856
1853, 10.40sr 1881, meme Sinner 1868. Gll
90, YriOritGtcn 234, Sllinoiier Central "A
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At pr2j. 1853.
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6itnfprojentige 8euteu 108 6raucs As 81
times fir Srief. &
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ron 25 6raucs IS Sentimes auf fur;e cid
Htnerpool Ia. Oe3br., IL llbr So. =
Die Sann1ipou 3ufubr betrug beute 940'
Salen, elnldlieBlib 5000 aus 4merifa.
Ntperp ool, II. OeSbr., 12.3O Jiodnt.--
Sanmmole lteti3. SberlGnoer 6 Id; gieiS
Orlednier 6 11u6. Serf1uie 5000 S3alleM
elnlblteBli9 1000 jur GpetulatiOn unAaAli
@rporte. HDE
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S4mal5 AZ Cd. Sd fir anerif.
Htuerpool, II. Oesbr., $50 Sad
Son ben heuttgen SaummoQzS zSrf6ufe Al
rem 5000 Sallen aus Amerita.
Sonoo II. 9e3br. - QeinS
10 cd. bis e27 Is cd. pro Sonne.
Surge Ssa6eIoepefd1en.
Eonoon II, Is. 0eSember. = @tner
l9e aus Sel9raO SufOlge lulro baIelbf
oct, oaB 8eneral SOruatopitd 4olie,
gtGbe BON gSiOOtu, einQenommen hat. IN
- Der G8ar fam gefern in 8udarefi
- Die 9ltbeiter in Aeu Giien= nno
ruerfen Sn Sbeffielo, Guglan6, iino
ridttgt porbeu. oaB ihr 4obn mad BEN
tdgen I'M 10 Yrpjent reou,irt meroen 10
= Der YapR bat Die eriOroerlid,e .
iattrn 81 Der oetraIb oe8 S0nigs BON 81
nit Der YrtnSeiitH Merceoes Sc Ntontt
ertbeilt.
: Sn oeri9iebenenSOblengrub in
bumberlanO, ,@nglano, lit Die 4rbeit in
elner BON Scn @igellthiimern poreenOml
SobnreOnttion eiugeiteat morStn.
- Die Sirma Slabitone, Beet & g
i'll Gonoon bat fallirt. Yaiiipa $3.50, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18

Sn Der Mahle Der S6. Stenart 8.
0ouslas 5u Sc BAR Sra piS 8, Sa., ereia.
nete fid pOrgefern 4beno cine . mpffef.
lsl @Tploi on, fpelfe etneH Saaben i'm
getraae BON $40, 1000 anri9tete.
- Die britii d. Ba rife yMerrp @na.
LAMB" a. NIT Mabasonibol3 belaoeu, / id,etz
terte in Der Gad)t bonn Is. b. aRts. an beru
Srsnd-8iffs an Der &iiite oonTloriba.
6ahrsens lno saonns fnb ieabri9einIid
gdnslidJ perforen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
@dnfcrnffe.

9fontreolr IT. 9eSember. Die @erbe=
reibeiiber 8onOUan & Mariou baben iaamt
8aiiipa SIS, ,OO0-$1OO,OO0.
9alifar, R. O., II. 0e5ember. - Die
5irma 6. s. 0apies & Comp. lit iniolueut.
9aOies reiite seitern auf einem 9ampfer nadl
England ab.
@bicago, II, DECEMBER. .-Sr. 6etrri6
@riinebarm bat iopobl ii9 ielbIt, aIs ba8
8authauS $. @riinebaum & &omp. banfes
rOtt ertldrt. GENE periOnli6en S9ulben be-
laufen f9 auf $35O,O0O, uno bieieuigen Der
Sant auf $105,967.
@inciunatit II, December. - 8ie 81
lenwaarcnbanpler Sale, Salton & @omp.
baben falltrt. Der Setrag Der 59ulOeu iit
nidlt erl1tittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-18
Gtmfattatttta etnes Wi6roers.

Ytebmont, Ta., II. Oe5tmber. - GIn
0fann muroe beute III oieier Stabt aui ben
Seroadt bin perbaftet, Srn. @6aS. Seloen III
@rbion, Snor= @ountp, S08., ermoroet 5u ba-
0iebitablS oerfolgte. Der M0rOer be8 6rn.
SelOeu uerrpuuoele 81 berielbeu 3eit Orei aHz
bere Berlouen, pelte ibm nahiesten, Ourh
Sdiife. Ser @cfaugene glbt Dor, 0tiduro
Hobiulon 5u betBen, mo lit bts auf 2Seiteres
i'm @efdnQHilie unterQebradlt moroeu.
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Rohleu0I In oett WlodsSStlls.

Oea 3 10 100, O.e2., II. Oe5ember. =
Cine 6laife 8oblen6l, rpsl4es aus elmer Dor
peni9en 8o9en entOedten Quele 8 Uietlen
bon Sennp's Stodaoe unO 100 Wteileu iiioliA
bon 0eaomooo itammt, lpuroe beute naA bic
ier 9tabt gebra9t. 0aS Oel iol, tpie Sa6-
peritduOige behaupten, oemieni9en in @eit-
Sirginien an GualitGt iiberlcgen ieiu.
Seit mebrereu 8ageu iinO fe!ne @emalttba>
ten bur9 SnOianer in Der 9fdbe Oieier Stdot
ODER auf ben na6 ben Slad-6ilS fIbrenOen
Routcu psriibt mcrbeu.
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- Die 9 bilubeIpbter Sab
ia NJ inner nabm gcitern cine 8elolutioA
pelde Der Gnnabme Der 8lauo'ihen GE
bill OppOnirt.
= Der beate in YbilabeGpbia,
itattTnbenoen Seriummluug BON 8erttI
Der oerlfiebeuen 6 lem 6 NJ . a nj
gum 3mefe Der @riinOuug elmer neuen 81
tion miro nit GROCER Spaunuug entgeseI
iehen.
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Baterlon, u. s., II. Oeiember.-@tn
auf bem @cleiie Der ,,grit Bahn" bcfuOliAer
Selwaggon qertetb beutc 4benO in 8tauO,
Der 8eb0tter platte, oaS breunsnoe Sel itr0mte
bic StraBe binob, uno 5-6 @ebduoe, pom
oenen etlife cine balbe 0teile eutfernt maren,
muroen an9eSiinoef. 9rei meitere SelmQg.
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9abe. Die 6lammen bon bem brennenoen
Dele i6Oien mebrere 6uuOert SUB III ole
60be uno erleud|teten oie gauge Staot. Die
aufreguug mdbrenO Der SeuerSbruui iteigerte
itd bis gu etnem Banif, uuO eiele Berioneu
tru9en pdbreno oeS algemcinen 9tennen8
lei9te Serletungen oaDOn. Der Sertebr auf
Der Sabu iit in 6olge OeS Srauoe8 uuterbrOz
den. Der Srluit Der n@riezS zSObn" miro auf
unaefGhr $4,000 aeIh1bt.