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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

THE REAL cULPRITs are not the gamblers, but
the police, and to the latter shall we direct our
heavy artillery In future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17
ANIUSENIENTS.

JANAUscHEK.-Madame Janauschek appeared
again last evening in the play of "Chesney
performance was ever witnessed in this city. The
present week affords q splendid opportunity to
witness the actress who has triumphed on two
continents. Tonight she will appear az "Mary
Stuart" -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

1t WILL be gratifying to many to know that
Alexis whiskers have nearly realized their orig
inal promise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

THE PEOPLE, sovereign in their power, say that
the electoral votes must be counted as they have
heen cast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

TURKEY needs rest in order to build up her
constitution, but she should not Russia matter of
that kind too fast,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

THE sheriff of Hamilton county, Ohio, w. p.
Wallace, has been peculiarly disgraced by the
Cincinnati Enquirer in the publication of the fol-
lowing:
CINCINNATI, December /, 1876.
John r. Mclean esq.,:
DEAR SIN: 1 hereby say to YOU, upon honor be-
tween gentlemen. that soon take Office
sheriff Of this the Cincinnati Enquirer shall
have all the legal printing of my Office:
Very truly yours, W. p. WALLACE.
Mr.. Wallace says that he made the agreement
with the Enquirer on condition that the latter
should prevent the production Of testimony show
ing that illegal votes were cast to secure Wal
lsce's election but as the Enquirer for some rea-
son failed to fill tn Q contract Wallace gave the
advertising to the Evening Times. The Enquirer
publishes the card to disgrace Wallace, and every
one believes that the Enquirer has disgraced
itself
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suoscriptIon Rates.

Daily a pages) by carriers, 50 cents per month.
BY mail, postpaid, ss per year; u for six months,
and q for three months. Terms invariably In adj
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

IT IS GETTING so now that man is safer II
fighting duel than riding on the railroads.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

Two oysters in q gallon Of lukewsrm
fluid ut church fair sre no longer CALLED stews,
but squsriums; and some people think there ere
too many fsh 70 the water.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

CAN Mr. BENEFITS "sail for" Europe be
called may-fy?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

day upon the propositions respecting the m ,de
OF counting the vote, IN none If which is the
way suggested by the Constitution and sup
ported by the Senator from Indiana.
If this be thecase, then their work to-day
will be Ruthless. Republican Senators can
MT ignore the traditional powers and prece-
dents. They are too sacred 10 the American
people. Any sttsmpt to ignore these would
be a compromise Of the interests and will of
their constituents. The way of the Republi-
can party is as clear - the open face Of
cloudless day. Let its honored Representa-
tives in Congress stand by the Constitution
and they will stand by them.
Governor McCormfck's Testimony.
Governor Mccormick was before the Com
mittee on the Powers and Privileges of the
House again yesterday, and although the
committee wanted great deal, they got but
very little. The principal aim of the com
mittee was to obtain information respecting
the assessment of office holders for campaign
funds. Gov. Mccormick posted them fully In
regard to this matter. He even told them
more than they asked for, and still they were
disappointed. He told them that not cent
of assessment money ever reached the Ma
tional Committee. This surprised them.
They had been under the impression all along
that nothing short of q million had reached
the Golfers of the committee from this source.
1t only shows how eager politicians may be
deceived by excited imaginings.
Gov. McCormick's frank and free disclo-
sures respecting the assessment business salts
fed the committee that they were on the
wrong scent, and they concluded that they
could not create great deal of public opinion
in favor of the Democracy from the Governors
testimony
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Advertising Rates.

Dafly-2S cents line for ordinary advertising.
On editorial page, q per line. First page, $50
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NO CHI A RIG e

wEpNl spAY ::::::::::::::::JANUARY IL, 1871.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEV.
~ eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly paymsnts. Valuable Building LOTS
ON easy terms. Also, FARMS In the District,
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange.
uh1S-WFMu Ns street northwest.
TXCHANGE-FINE RESIDENCE ON
n Erie railroad. VIII exchange for Washington
city property. Good fruit, large house and neces-
sarY outbuildings. Distant from New York miles,
near Paterson, New Jersey. Apply to DIR. W. H.
TAYLOR, sos street northwest. aug2S-u
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EoR RENT! FOR RENT! FOR RENT..,


Llu a ST. s.
3. Z. cor Gay and Montgomery SITS. Geo. town
Apply to THE0. y. 6ATCHEL,
de2S-tf Corner Eleventh and streets.
TOR RENT-A LARGE AND HAND
Il somely-furnished HOUSE, with all modern
impro, epents, situated IN Geo getown, and cou-
veniert to the cars. Stabling for several horses.
Z. n. HALL,
de1l.tf SIS Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

MI COX wanted to know If it had come to that,
that after the Democrats had probed the matter
of the Returning Board, that the House is to be
There had been entirely too much misapprehen-
Mr.. FRYE inquired If there had never been
Misrepresentation oflaw on the Democratic side.
Mr.. COX replied that there had been, but 1t
was not corrupt misrepresentation. He again
called attention to the report made in 1874 de-
nouncing the Returning Board.
Mr.. FRYE said he had not signed that report.
II was signed by MI. FOSTER and Mr.. Phelps, of
Mr.. COX wanted to know whether Mr. FOSTER
and Mr.. Phelps were not good Republicans. He
Thsy B0sra to Be-
trary and illegal and It Was too late now for the
gentleman to say that he did not sign the report.
The question was one OF the most important that
had ever come before Congress. 1t did not Affect
the State of Louisiana alone but the interests of
tine hs ssy matter 81 So
IN MI Gif KAssJS, Of Iowa, argued that if this
plumber the archives Of any State Of the Union
and bring them to Washington. He denied the
right Of Congress either BY resolution or BY law,
invade the archives Of any State It was ques-
ton that affected the constitutional prerogation
Of the States by acting TIL: way they could
the House would act deliberately before adopting
not follow the example set bv Mr.. FRYE, and dis
cussed the question whether the white people Of
Louisiana attempted to withhold the suffrage
from the negroes. No diatribe Of Mr. FRrE's
should lead the House away from the considers
tion of the legal question. Under a law Of the
State of louisiana In case Of contested election,
q court there could call for original papers and
records, and yet it is claimed here that when
Q, ngress is inquiring into most important ques-
tion, that the papers of the Returning Board are
invested with particular sanctity. He repudiated
any such idea. This question was one which
was not confined to the State Of Louisiana, but
IL reaches to every hamlet and llage In the
land for all are interested in the correct SETTLE
ment of the Presidential contest.
Mr.. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, said that the whole
strength of the report Of the committee In its
reference to the power Of Congress over the cleo
toral vote. But, in his opinion the State alone
could determine the manner of casting the cleo.
toral vote and the Congress could not put limi-
tation upon the power Of the state The State is
supreme in the casting of the electoral vote, and
there was no power in Congress or elsewhere to
oppose It. He referred to the election Of 1874,
when he said the vote of this very State of LouSi
ana was stolen from Henry Clay and given to
James X. Polk. 1t was matter Of history that
this was accomplished BY means OF what was
known as the Placquenine fraud. The Senate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT ROUND
II glass-front COUPE, nearly new; also, pair Of
fine HARNESS: will be sold st bargain. Inquire
at KEYES SMITHS, WIZARDS Stables. Four
teenth street. jal0-2ws
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

Mr.. ANTHONY introduced a resolution call
ing upon the President for copies OF the CORE
spondence between this country and Turkey con.
corning the revolt in the Turkish Provinces
Parsed.
MIR. PATTERSON introduced a resolution set
ting forth that the government of Gov. Chamber
lain is the lawful government in South Carolina,
is republican in form, &c. Privileges and Elec
tons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-17

houso VI Representative
Mr.. DOUGLASS, Of Va, from the Committee
on Freedman's Bank, reported back bill to
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to pur-
chase the Freedman's Bank building, and asked
that it be referred to the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. So ordered.
Mr.. EDEN, of ILL.,, from the Committee on
War Claims, reported q bill to pay the awards Of
the claims commission under the act Of March 3,
1871. Ordered printed and fecommitted.
On motion of Mr.. STEW ENSON. of ILL.,, the
Senate amendments to the bill amending the
charter Of Glenwood cemetery were non -coneurred
in and conference committee asked.
Mr.. GOODIN, of Kan, reported q bill from the
Committee on Public Lands to protect the rights
of settlers on railroad lands. and for other pur-
poses. Ordered printed and resommitted.
Bills were passed to remove the political dsa-
bilities of Frank S. Armistsad, Of West Virginia,
and John H. Forney. OF Alabama,
MI HENDERSON. Of Ill, introduced bill to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-25
Stranoptraten 1tno W6rSer a,tf
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den etttbalt. Tabrse,t9e ottrb
trti8erii1e Stgaaie attf Selfetts
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in tpeld)er bas Sfifi in Der Jfdbe elmer BON
einem alten Sdger, gtamens vSado," beipobn=
ten 6iitte itran6ete, bic Sun1me bon $1,000
bel iid,. Die gan3e Wtanni6aft rettete fi6
an bas ufer unb i6lug Elm Selt auf. Gin ges
piiier StranbbeipObner begab lid5 nit lnebre=
rem Mitslieoern ieiner Sanlilie, melde in benz
8uie itanoen, Stranopiraten su iein, mad
benz 3elte unb erbot iid), Die S9iffbriidisen
nad Dem Sabrpuiisr 81 ssleiten. 0as anz
erbteten uurbe angenommen, nno fpahreno
bic @eieli6aft iiber einen 3ugeirorenen Setd
i6ritt, ipuroen bic Seelellte niebergeldollen !;
brei Oerlelben felen i'm eriten 6euer. Die
Stranbpirateu beraubten bic grmoroeten,
badten barauf eiu Sod IN bas Gts nnb oer<
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SadO, tpel6er oas 8erbre6en erfubr, ipnrOe
Don ben 5bdtern bnrh 8eitebuugen oasu 9ez
bra6t, reinen Munb su balteu; ipater, als Ell
bebenflih franf NOR llnb Ff) am 8anoe oes
@rabes alaubte, geitanb er ieboh oas Gerbre=
hen elm. Die Qeid)e bes Gapitdns puroe
BON Der Mannid)aft zines Sil6er=Sahr5euss
aus euzS6ottlanb inter einem 6ellen aiit
llier gefunpen. 0fau lit Der glnii6t, bab
piele anbere idifibrii6ise Mtanni4aiten Der
Sabsier oerielben 8anbe gum Spfer fielgl.
Der @epdbrsmaun erflart auBeroent, oaB Die
SetpObner BON Sort oil Sort beinabe aus
I6liebli6 bonn Yliinbern lebten uno oaB bic
ielben ieiner aniidDt nad nidt 509ern miiroen,
5abrseuge bur6 Stgnallid,ter aui Die Sellen.
rife su loder.
Die Ingelesenbeit 1T bem Poliseid)ef bon
ct. SobnS Sur llnteriu6uns iibertragen per'
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8ermt51te 9epeidtett aus gtetp=
Mntf


NepzY orf, "a. Dtai. - Sob erSfinete
su 1863.
- Die BrosefIe gegen @iliams, Saas II.
g., pelde oil ben gege,l Die &egterung burd,
gtnIdlmuaaelnng BON Seiosnpaaren periibten
getriigereien betbeiligt paren, itnb bon ben
Nidltern Sobnlon nno geneDift an ba8 Sberz
buuoesaeriht per,uielen morben. Die &egie=
rilnq murbe ourd) bic betreffenben Sdmuggez
leien nm mebr, als 81 100000 betro9en.
- Sas 3eugenperbSr Dor Der ,3oaamts@
llnteriu6un9s <Gomntlilton wurSe beute fort@
aelett. Die ausiagen oeri6ieoener d3eu9en
ftellteu bic 8erlpaltung bes 3ollanlteS in Elm
iebr uugiiuftiges 9id1t unb ergaben, baB Be
itehungen &C. an Der SageSprbnung maren.
- 6r. 6. SO. Dteefer, @eneral= Stlleta9ent
Der Stem Dorfer Central 8abn," erfldrte
beute, baB feline Sabngelell6aft ntdlt bic Gb=
it6t bege, ibre Sabrpreile 81 reousiren ober
oas gegenipdrtig Suilden alien Sauptz zBabns
0inien be1tebenbe quite @tnuernebmeu bird
irgenb cine Dtabre9el 81 it0ren.
- SIN y@Ooper=Snltitlte" muroe beute cine
sablreih beiufte Seriammlung pon@ei6aftSz
lellrel1 lnter benz Soriite bes 6rn. Sadion g.
Sdult gebalten, Inn anoronnn9er fir bic
@ertretung Der Ser. Staaten auf Der Barrier
gSeltausiteGung in 1878 su trefien. SIS purbe
beI6loKen, ben Yrdfoenten uno ben Staatsz
lefretdr su eriuden, bic BON Der irauSDfiden
Regisrung ansgegangeue ginlaoung an3uneb-
men unb cine &ommiliion su erneunen, peld]e
bon Der franS0fi6eH 8egiernng anerfannt
peroen piirSe lnb pel6e oas Sntereile Der
amerifanii1eu Iusiteller IN Saris pertreterl
iolte. Sernsr murbe beidlOiem, Elm 0reier'
Gonlite su erueuuen, pn nod gSaibington 81
geben unb Die augelesenleit benz Yrdiibenteil
Su nnterbreiten. 0as &omite wirb erIt IN
einiqen Sagen ernaunt merben.
- gtmsstroffene 0ampfer: vsGisconTn"
BON 9iperpool unb r5rance" bon eonoon.
Ser y8iscOuin" brinst bic Paiiasiere bes
,Oatota."
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- 0tarp Seenon, pelfe i'm ,gatiOnal=
Sbeater" Dem Sr1I. s. SeBior6 eineu Sod
uub oerfdieoene anbere @e9euftdnbe seitpbleH
baben ioQ, murbe 9eitern benz 8eriabren Der
@robgei6morenen iiberpieieu.
= SIM Criminal @eridte murbeu aeitern
BeriOneu in antlase 3uftano
ueriett: 3. 8antS megeu DiebitablS, 6. y.
WariBall wegen 6Glidung, W. GOunorS
pegen 0iebfablS uuO s. Stnltlns me9sn
gtotb5ud)t, S. gSuibin9tou nno g8. 9aniou,
weld]e megen SGltenS elmer SpielbOble pros
peErt fpurbeu, iinO entlaien iuoroen.
- IuS ben Stalluugeu oeS Srn. &. Ros
gan tuuroe 9eern Worgen cine 4n3abl Aderz
bait s@eratbe gefoblen.
- SIM Criminal @erihte rpuroe geltern
ein 9eipiiier WtcaenSie 3aDior pegen Gius
brud)s pro;e1lirt.
- gSie befannt, murbe Der RegerS. SrooES
am 10. bS. 81. pegen 6aItens eines uuOr.
oentliden 6auics III NtoHaten 9efGn9nis
puurtbeilt. Nnb ieiner Serurtbeilung wuroe
ibm Die .@rlaubniB ertbeilt, naf Saue SI
qeben, ltnb leine &letounQ III iued)iefn. Sro0fS
alma, fam aber nid)t ipieoer. Die @ebeims
polt,ilten Mc9eptt uno Wfc@lireib, melhe
Oienitag i'll Der gSobnung beS Seri6punbes
uen cine 9urduhun9 oCranitalteten, inubeu
oenislben inter einem Sette perborgen. Sroofs
iuurOe bem 8oliSei =Mari6alle iibsripieieu.
- 9luf ben Sreppen be6 t6auies an Der
Gde Der Z. StraBe uno gtOro.@arOltua- 4oe.
muroe porgeltern Elm A Wtonate ultes meiBes
Sinh gefunDen uno benz st. anneu.8aiiens
barie@ iiberpieieu. 2et6nam zines neu-
geborenen 9tegertiuoes wuroe Oiittmod Mor=
Qens an Der @de Der Is. uuo ll=Sr. gefunoeu
uno oui Soften Der Stabt beereigt.
(@eorgetomn.) - auS Der gSObnung OeS
6rn. s. Samtes gtr. 191, Bridge, e,StraBe,
llbr unb anoere wertbpoue @egenitanoe 9e=
Itobleu.
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Gttpas fa1tl, rid)t int staate Sanea
mart, ipnoertt ant 8pro eites
gStfttSeSOdutDferS.

gtorfolf, ga., "a. Wai. Die SebDroe
Der 6lotten<Snpeftoren, mclde ben ioeben
Don Ser aliatii6en Citation 3rriidgefebrten
8unbesoampfer u9antic" nnteriudt baben,
fanb 9llles in Srbnung, auBer bab Capt
tim @bitebeaD, Der Gommanoeur bes Sabrz
,ellaes, bic &anonen beiielben i'm lebten Wtdrs
in Ser 8apitaot Suriidgelaiien bate, neil Der
&umpf bes OampferS 10 itarf perfault mar,
baB Der @apitan cS fir uniid)er belt, Die Reile
nit Der id1ipereu gatterie an Sorb fOrtsll=
ieten. Die englii6eu Slottenoffi5tere I'M
Sd)iffSbauboie auf Dem Sap ber guten Soffz
nunq batten benz GapitGn @hitebeab Su bic
lent Yerfabreu geratben. Die angelegenbeit
piro bur6 cine Gommiiiion III gSalbtn9ton
unterluft neroeu.
@aibington, "a. 0fai. - Die 0taB<
uabme oeS Captains SSbitebeab bonn Oam<
pier ,g)antic" piro bon bem Slottenbepartez
ment 6o1fommen geuebmigt. Der nDautic"
ipllrbe mdbrenD bes &riegS er5aut unb lit in
ben lebten fiinf Sabren beitdnSig in aftipem
Dien1fe gerpelen. 9as SabrSeug murbe be-
reits Dor einern Sabre oils nidt mebr ieetiid=
tiq qenlelbet, unS oaS Oepartement bei6loB,
baiielbe in irseuo eiuem 6ineFi6eu Safen
III perfanien. Spdter ipurSe es jebo6 repaz
rirt unb mad ben Ser. Staaten 5lriid beor=
bert. Die Satterie oes vDantic" beitanb aus
einer 11z,0lltsen nno Smei 9>5Dlligen &anonen
i'm @eipi6te' pon 25 bis 80 Soaneu. Die
@ei6iite purben bonn Sap Der guten Soft
nung als Srad]t bierber perld,ifit, unb Die Se=
fDrberurg berielben fOitete $500. SIM Safe
Der Gapitdn @hitebeao cine lluteriu4ung be-
antrast, tpirb bieielbe pabri6einli6 angeorbz
net iuerSen, iibrigens iit oaS Slottenpepartez
n1ent nit Oem 8ertabren bss Captains pDlltg
einperitan0en.
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9teiu gorf, "a. Wai. = Su 5apsritralp
am SubIon felen geftern in Solge eineS Nus
itanbes Der 9lrbeiter in ben bortigen Sadfteir=
brennereien beoentlid)e @ubeit6rungen Dor.
@s befinoen it6 nabe5n 100 lolher j3iegets
brenrereieu baielbit, nno Die Gtgeutbiimer
Oerielben batteu Dor aur5em Nnseigen in uer<
ihiebenen Seitungen eingeritdt, tn Weld)en
iie 2lrbetter perlangtem. Cine groBe InSabl
Perlonen ilelbete iidl uno ipurbe gu $35
lIuo $50 pro @onat, oem iibli6su 9obne,
anseitellt. gtah wenigen Eagen perlangten
ite iebod) etne GrhDbung bes Sobnes auf $40
uno $45, uno als ibre SOrpernnsen absetpie=
len ipnrben, le9ten ON letten 0tenltage llngez
fdbr 500 Wtann Die 2lrbeit nieOer. Die Gus=
itebenben benabmen iid lebr tumultuarii6
nnb 3pangen bic itbrigen &rbelter, ebenfalls
Die Qrbeit ei1Suftelen. Ille bielenigen, ipeld)e
ii6 tpeigerten, ,purOen miBbanbelt. Die 2luss
itebeuOen seritDrten cine groBe anSabl Sad=
iteine uno ri1teten beoeutenoen S6aben an.
9a iid) feline Yoliseinannld dat in tSaneritram
beftubet, 10 tpurbe cine Sompagnie 0filiS aus
gtpad telegrapbiid ;r1 Siilie gerllfeu, unb bic
ielbe fam beute Morgen I'm llbr auf Dem
Sfauplabe OF. Seitbem finb nod feline
rueiteren gtahribten BON bort einsetrofen.
5aDeritram, N.=D,, "a. Otai. - Die
ausitsbenpen bielten ssitern cine 8arabe ab,
on ,uelfer 600 Wanu tbeiluablaen. Die
9bati9teit in alien ;3iegelbrennereien 1T eirl-
geitsllt. 0as 16. gatailon fam I'M 8 llbr
bsute friib bier an.
Saperftraw, "a. Stat. - Die auslte=
benoeu 4rbeiter rotteten iid beute abermals
Sulammen nnb marl6irten mad q. Selter'a
3iegelbreunerei, ipo bic Qrbeit nod ni1t eill.
npStp(tt norhpu mnr Sic Sr,1nnpu fn(oter
ibnen auf benz 6uBe nad. Sn Der gtdbe De,
SaGiteinbrenuerei angefommen, befabl be,
S6eriff ben ausitebenbeu, ii6 gu 5eritreuen
unb auf ibre gSeigeruug riidte bas Oiilitdl
nit gefdllteun Saponnet gegen iie Dor. 8ei'n
Serannabeu Der 3ruppen foben bic Irbeite,
auseinanoer. llnsefdbr 20 Der susitebenbet
reifen beute gfa6nittag mad gtefpz9orf ab
| @eaenpGrtig iit 2(1eS rubtg.
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2otalberid)te aus gSafbtnstou.
Die ,, ,Wouut Sernon:0 0cieuf5aft. ."-Sbalfeit
In Soro's 9beater.-&us ben 8estdts,sa=
Iett.-5iebit6bIe.-ge

gSaibiugto y, "a. Wtai. - Die Sean1=
ten Der .GGoseS' Wtount SernonzIh Ihoctation"
heiten beute in Dtount Sermon eine meitere
Serlammlung ab, in wel6er iebqA nur &ou=
tinez@eihGite snr SerbauplGng famen. Die
@eiell6aft beobE6tigt, I'M nG6iteu 9lpril nit
eiuem 9anpfbOOt gigentbiimer rue9sn
SefSrbernug bon Bafia9tereu na6 Wount
Sermon einen @ontraft aui Saha abSu=
ld)lieBen. Die 96. @r-@oupsrneur SbomaS,
@eneral See, RiGter 9all uno Sr. S5orbes
ftotteteft aefern Mount Seruou einen geiu6
ah unb ipra6en ii9 auerfenueno iiber Die
eriprieBli6e Sbdtisfeit bes SereinS aus.
= Die S6luBfeier Der Ibiturtenten=SlaiIe
Der yllniper1tdt BON Georgetown" fanO ges
itern 4beuo in TorO'S Spernbauie ltatt.
Nad,Sem Die S6. 81. 3. 0ierrid uno s. 8it-
die entIprc6enbe Reben gebalten, pertGeilte
Yater 3. S. 5ealg, Der BrdIecat Der uni
perittdt, bic Diplcme.
= Son Sen General aiiiien muroe beute Die
@erorbnun9 bes Sreisgeri6teS in Der an9ele=
genbeit oes gS. s. Sttmann beftdti9t., 9taf
Der eripdbnten geror6nunq muroe H&init5
ueri9iebenes, bem Sttmann ae96riges Gigens
tbunl NIT geidlag bele9t, ipel9es Nun im
4ufttonSmeGe eefGIBert tperben ioQ. Die
ReaieruHs hattie bteie WtaBregel ergriffeC. am
fi6 fir Die $47,O0O, melde Sttnlann ittt
S6atantte in @enlsini6aff nit nod stpei
8ertrauten gsasDlen baberl ioa, ei1igerntoeen
i9aotos III balten.
= Gin ansebll@e5sr Ssltimorer, tpel6sr fd
:. SHith tannte, iuurbe tpegeu ieineS Ser
badst erregenbeu Sene6mens BON Der @ebeins
! pOti5et IN Saft genommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-25
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8orbentomn, N.=S., "a. Wtai. - 0as
Eeuer, tpeld]eS in Der pergan9enen gtabt bier
ipiitbete, serltDrte @obnbduier i'm @ertbe
bon $14 900. Die Serii4erung betrd9t ettpa
$4,000.
Sarrisburg, 8a., 24.Mai.-Su 9outz
bale, @learFelo> >Gountp, Pa., brannten beute
Dforgen 6-7 @obnbauier uno @ei9dftS=
lofale rieber. Der @eiammtperlult betrGSt
$4,000.
G'ineinnati, "a. Wlai. - Sn @rafton,
Wfid,., ipurben geiternIbeno Dfeefs & SenfS'
beibs SGgemiiblen unb nlebrere gSobnbduler
burd sselier serffSrt. @erluit $4,000.
Reabin9, Ba., "a. Mai. = Die Seottz
'iben Giientperfs,. siSS Der sr6bten @tabiiiie<
nents in bergk( ~ bente sbeno onr9
Seuer a9N Sl1it 4nsnabme Der
Siessri S.5Ds aajabl arbeiter ssratb
az )l,f1aunq. Der 9erluit tpirO per>
2 Zig anf $125,Ooo = $25o,00O &C.
n Jtad| benz 8ranoe entltanb Dor benz
tt Soule" Der Yranbitatte segeniiber
|S6ldgerei srpiifen elmer lnsabl 8aniz
Foe u1b mebreren neuangeitellteu 2ofonto=
rtnfiibrern Der ySteabinger Vahn." Wfehrere
/ SfiiiIe ,purben abgefeuert, unb elm Mann er-
,bielt cine leid5te @Mnbe. -
| RemzD orf, "a: Dfai.-Sn Der @laSbittte
beS 6rn. 5. 9. Ooubleman Jtr. 85-93,
Commercial =Strabe, grooflpn, brad bente
gtabmittag 9elier aus, rpelbes einen Berluii
pon $13O,OOO anridtete. 9ie geriihernng
betrdst $62, 900. 9as sau5e @ebauoe tpuroe
5erIDrt. 2pei 6uhrnlauner Der Semer1pebs
ftiirsten anf bem eg9ege rah per 8ranbitatte
BON lbren 8Sdet lilb ipurben IdjlimfI nerleet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-25
Guropaii6e Seri6te.
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- Su QeipSt9 bat man ieit benz 20.
9lpril nit Der 2esung ocs unterirbii6eu tele=
9rapbil6en SabelS nad 0ale - Serldu9e=
rung Der @erbtnOung Salle Berlin - be-
qonner. Die 9lrbeiten itno nit bemerfenss
mertber Sdneae unb Obne tueientlibe St0s
rung oes Difentlideu SertebrS uOr ii6 gegan-
gen.
- Die gntbiillun9 oes 8ismard.
9eufmal8 fOuo am %. 9lpril nm II llbr
Sormittag8, na9oem uebrere 2ieoer uno
Otuifitiidt uor0enageu morbeu, inter leb=
baiteltcn t6otruicu elmer it6r Sublrei6en
SolfS1ucuqe in Siiiiugeu, Sapern, itatt. G8
srIolgteu iObauu bic lle6er9obe oil OaS Babe
Gommiiiariat mo ein begeiitertts 9O6 auI
0euti9lanb, Oen Saiier unN SGni9 Eub-
mig.
: -Sn Sauuoper 1T am 2. Wtai Der be-
riibntte @birurg unO Speratcllr Or. 0tar
Gangenbed geitorben.