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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-19
PATENTS.

PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY.
No. 40 state ST., opposite. khby, Boston
Secures patents in the United States also IN Greal
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cop
les of the claims of any Patent furnished by re.
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington. NJ Agency in the United states POS.
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents OF
a-ccrialning the patentability OF inventions.
Il. ii. EDDY solicitor OF .teuts.
Testim oni Is.
81 regard Mr.. kddy as one OF the mostca pable
and sdeCes slglpracttioners with whom have had
oaicialintercOurse. CHARLES MASON,
Commits siuncr OF Patents.n
'"lnventors canrot employ a person more trust
worthy more capable OF securing for them AT
early and favorable consideration al the Patent
Once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commits iOner OF Patents.0
Boston, October -, lS-0
Il. III. EDDY, ESQ Dear Sir: you procured ion
me, in l~i0, my first patent. Since then YOU haVe
acted for ana advised me in hundreds OF cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies IN
New York. Philadelphia and Washington, but
still give you almost the whole OF my business, in
your line, and advise others To employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGt DRAPER.
Boston. Jtn.l 1877. ~?
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HOW AN ECCENTRIC GOVERNOR OF MIS-
SOURI, MANIFESTED HIS GRATITUDE To A
CONVICTED MURDERER WHO HAD
SERVED HIM.
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Die titrfii6en Sonau Seitmmsrm.

Sei Dem nunrletr Sur Shatiufs gemOroe
nen Ausbludle oes ruiTib tiirfli6en &rlege5
miro cine Sti'iirun9 De- feitsn Yld3e oe8
&fie9si6ouplabeS bon mcbr, ais 9ew6bnli.
dem Sutersiie lem. Die na6folsenle 3ulanz
mCntelung itammt aus ben ncuelten gSerfen
BON 1870 bis IA II. bat eitber feline nenneus=
merthe AenbeIun9 lbrcS 9eiammt4acafterS
crfabren.
Die weltlidite ge9en Serbitn uurgeid)o1
bene 6citung lit oa5 Dem icrbiid)en &0nt9=
rc6e 1875 BON ben Siirfen entrifsne u s ,
peld,e Den Seiib beiIelben 81 pleterbolten
Walen e'n Seitreidlern abtreteu muBteu uno
swar gum lebten Mlale i'm Sabre 1887, pon
meldem Sabre on biz bcute e5 IN SeEse Der
Siirfen oebleben lit, pom Der Hlteiten 3eiten
her Ger mlfti9ite unS ciu5i9 italf beieitigte
ftrategiIdJe Buutt I'M 2bule Der mittlerCH
Dioraua. gteun &ilOmeter BON Der Sin.
miinouna Der yiiia0a in Die Moruua, an sr-
iterem Sluiie, in oem Wtittelpunfte elmer 9es
meinidaftll1en SbaIermetterunJ btci isr bel;
ben Sliiile 9elegen, bebe-rl6t giis polfom
men Die erOBe SCsrltrube, pslde pom Bel,
arab ans 0as Wtoraua- Sbal aufpGrtS Itei9t
uno bic iid) in gtlS Oreifadl ipaltet, eiumal
na6 SIrpelt iiber Sur5umIle nadl Wltro
pica, Der Gnoitatiou Der Sabn yWitrouica,
Saloni6i," DaS ancere Nial mad Siioen uno
NIT oem Inufs Der Woraua auilpGrts itei.
aeno, iibcr 4esiuruc, 8rania bel Si6priilii
SieIelbe Babn Su errciden, uno enblIh ibren
orltteu uno bebeutenblten Strang iiiomeif-
iparts bes ytiiaUa SbaleS aufpartSfiibrsnt
nod SOpbia, 99iqipOpel, abrianOpd biz
Stambul.
Der 3ittiskit Der Sage Rntpre6sno, ii
ylis Denn auh beute elmer Der t1rfften gSat
fenplaee Der Eiirfet nab au1 nn6 M0alid]
! feit mOpsrullirt pOrSen. Der Sernpuntt oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
&CrlcIuu9 Der 6ricgsCrf(Gruua am
Noro oes r,tiEidIen C3eid)EpGocrs
lit Yciu=SAnrf

9tcm- y ort, 70. 2lprjl. - Die ruTidjc
Srcg5utIdrupg mUoC bette U0uiNeHGfiiiercn
ocn WtanHidaHeu cc5 ruiiUtcu @tihmaOer5
utrleltu unO nit au9cmcWcm GntbuNuSmu5
OuigeuOmmcr. &ui Dor l0Ilbr cr'dreuen
ole Gapltdre Der &Orpt.cu ,Boaanr" uuo
yNSIol0" ar: &oro oIS SlaggcuiAIiia8, ,Smet-
lana" mo bcgQben itdl mad Der &ulite ec5
AomiraIs &u:atoH, no iie ron remIaomirQl
uuo Dem GroBnrgCu NlcrlS empiQrQel mllrz
otu mo SHhuttloucu bt5igui} Der gleidSei-
tl9en NcrlcIuug ta 8,ltg@CrttIyung Qui alien
6abricugeA ctS godlwaOtr5 erblClton. HuG)4
cem ole GQpltdue ilrc 6abrlUge mleOgr er-
rCldlt batteH, wur0c pen Dem SlaQQeuihiiie
aus Nurd) Auibdieu ilne5 Signals Oa8 3el-
d]eU gc9cbcn mo CaS Gotumcut ju ocriClben
3ett ben p2riuC0cucu Dtanuihoitel UorgcIc,
len. Die ltad)ritdt UuIOc NIT mu0eu 0urs
r0bruicu Gus zen &tHlln Don mCbr, ais 1000
ruitidDen StCIGattn aHl9cnOmmen. 2lu Der
ySmetlHa" muCc pQttr 0aS Te Deum &c
irngeu, mo GNttg BabOme, Der &apluu Scr
SrC9attc, iprQt} CIu @CbCt, III mClt)em Ct Oeu
Scgtn gcttc5 Iiir bic uuFiacn &SOiitu Crs
ilcht3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
0e1einniBUOGer Sclbitntoro 5tucier
itttt0er WGOd1ctt.

@tnctnHatt, 20, Nprrl. - 3mei lun9e
Oumeu flmen geieru AbenO por ARnapoliS
bier oil nit iitegen III oem ySarmers' 6Otel"
ab, mo- iie iidl uuIer BEN giamcH Sarat uno
SOa WtaD Dill in Dem 0iectiter etnttugen.
Sic 6o9en ildl auf lhr 3imrler Surid unO bae
ten, iie nm II lltr weden 5u laiien. 2Il8 Elm
aufmdrter Su Der beiitmmteu 3e.t al ibrer
Shiire pCdDte, erbielt er tcine antmort, b0rte
leroh ELL leiieS StObncn, ais oh SemanO
pOBs Samer3cu lit, Der Nufrodrter be-
Hudridltiate ben @lettr wel6er nit 6ilfe
mebrersr anrerer 8eoienheter bic Gbiire erz
brad une ertOedte, OaB Die DidodeH etnen
SeIbfmosoueriuh begargen batteu unO i'm
Sterben la9en. @lne Der lln9lidltfen if
icttoem geitorbeu, unb man be9t teinc 0off.
nuug auf naS @encien Der aubereu. Die llrz
iats, welde Die 0tapGen 81 Der &bat trleb, 4,
If uId1t hffnnnt
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Gin SSuTti,u,nrS pcrhfitet. .

8rattItbOrO', VI, 26. ApgIl. - ISM.
U. Arlius, ourdl rCicu 3cu9cnauSiageu Seize
y. ylUi5 Dor &uriCm eluC5 al 0ru. albert
". Dcmn9 UTEbttu Dioroc5 itbCrfiibrt
murOe, bat GrgcitouNcu, NaB LINE NuSiagcu
eiue RENE IIdturg ulren mo oaB CT
Nur6 GebCimpoIBtttn 3u Dem &blcgcu Oe5
3CugnlNtS Uer0ulOH wurOc, JuoCm oleiclbeu
lhu ia0teH, iuenu CT utdt icugtc, 10 miiroc
GlplS ais StaatS'cuge geGen TIN 0uitrcten.
6reunOe OC6 &ercpybGntu ertGr2u lest, OOB
OeriGlbe &ylrpilaidutu untermorieu sCmcitn
lei, urN man 9laubt, OaB OleidbeH ietgcu Cob
pPrIrlndltfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

) b ia 1T 2 y l o. 70. AptlI. = W0nOCr
ucur oUuanit Der SbutebISbatcr Ser
"Grnd Army Of the Republic" bat Ciueu
G2reroIbeiCbt cyIaN:u, III pslthtm Ct OuOrO=
net, OOB 4llttmOh, Der 80. 0iai, uOu Den
ueriheOtnen YOhen Ger GrQamiatiOu Gl5
GIIuncruusatu9 oil Ole TN SlirqrIrIe9e ge,
iaucueu6amecuOeu QIirlcrt werNen iol. Seoer
Yoleu wuO auigeioroert, fidb nit beu ueridie.
oeueu SerenCn, Den 30glInGCu Der %OlfSz
idulcn nnO rcR SirgCru I'M Algemciucu in
SerbluOung in ieBcn uuO AucrOmn9cn iiir
elne SwedmdBl9e 0Sisr reS Cages Su trefiep,
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Sabnbrii6en : 9ranS .

Nem-p a ue n, Conn.,, IS. Aprll. - Die
Bride oery Hew~ YOrt.!felu=S Sap9rz6 6utfurber
8abE" gu Sos @obb rpuroe beute friib Sur9
6euer SerltUrt. Gin Builasiersu9 mar geruoe
fiber bic Bride gefubren, un6 iebenfuas
ueruriuhte Elm 6uHteu bon Der 2otomotiue
cen SrGno. IS plrS pabrideinlth ctpa 10
Gage in 4niprud uebmen, eiue neue Sriife
au baueH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
Gsinhred,cr rrfd,nfSr,,

. Ct + e B e mr. Bo,r %. Nprll. - Sed)S
@iHbreder pnrOen beute uon etnem Yoll,iten
ertappt, ,pGbrenO lie im 8egriife fanSen, ben
gaOen oes 0rH, gtidum III beraHbeu. Scr
Yoli3iIt teuerte Spei Sbiiiie auf Die 9tGuber
as; eiuer Der Qebteren, gtameuS @m. D&ad
aus BblIippSburg, N.-S., wurOe augenblld.
LID 9etGotet unO elu anterer uermuroet. @s
Qelan9 lcoob oem Gsrmuuoeten nebIt ben
pier llnuerletten, i1re 6ludt gu bewcrftsliz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27

SUff meientti6 unterfIet pitb Die tlirtl=
lhe armee Ourh bic I itrtli deS!ottG
melte uollndnOlge Beberriderin Ses S6rar=
gem UteereS lit. Gle beitett aus orciBi9 Ylu
3erihIifen, itebenSebn S9raubeu6ampfcrn mt
GAO @eidiiten unO 9egeu adltSig anOeren
Oampfern; iie bot TN @anSen 1000 @eidiise
unO Is, 200 Dtann. Olele lleberle9enbeit Der
Siirtei sur Gee ibcr 8tuBlano crleifItert ibr
ben Sampf gesen Die ruiTiben Erupptn uno
iest fie III Ocn Stanp, leoes auoerc SOrrrIu>
gen na9 Sontuutinopel, ais iiber Die 0ouau
mo Oas BataH @ebirge, rie beloen h09ft
fOrmiOabesn Sertbeiniguugswelfe Der Bal
fan 9albtnlel bon corn tercin 81 per
elte.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27

NaibpiIIe, Eenu., %. april. - @iner
0epeide aus @lurtSuiue 8uiolge mu,be Elm
9ewiIier Wtadabee, mGIter an Der @lmor,
Dung oeS 6gp. Bllli8 McGliib i'm letten
Quguit betbeiligt mar, in Der uergangenen
9ta6t oOn elnlr Sduar 8ewafineter aus
benz @sfdngnliie gu 8ouer gcbolt mn an
einem 8aume nui9etniipit. Gum lteberfluiie
wurOen ibm nod cft Sn8eln Ourt cen 40r-
per QelaQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
Gie Sseeriiibrcr Der beiScn fctnoIi=
tleu Mrmec'tt I'm Sifstfttr0pd.

&eaenmGrtla, ca tdslId) en- bIntl9er 3u<
iammenItOB 6wlGlen BEN Jtuiien nnO &iirten
5u ernarten ut. eiirite CS uniere Geier lnteleIz
Iiren, etwnS gtGbcres iibCr bic Gberfeloberrn
Der beioeu armee'n Su eliubren.
Ser HOmlntuc luiiiide Shuielbberr III fer
@robiiirit NlTolans, Gin Sruoer res @saren
uno oer brittle SObn re8 luiI deu Sr.eqS-
berru, &Sar JilfOlans, IN reI 4ogtn De8 9rtm.
arteges. Der GroBfiirit ileht sAr 3e;t in rer
Bliilbe Ger SABRE, CT III 4G SABRE ult, lett 80
Sohseu Soloat, bat ueri9lCoene SelOSii9e oils
= porncbper Sfladltenbunmler mit9ema6t
Muo Die 9etOgenen Sanonen nitt ertunbsn.
Geiue 9aupt> BeifGitiguug pabreub ieiner
nreibi9j1bri9su Spiaaten. gauibabn mar oas
Sugenieurweien, uno lett nle5Yeren Sabren
mar er Gbef res @eniepeCns; Gen. E9ptle>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
@cmiitDlidDc SMft6mOe tn 0en SlaG
SStas. : SInti9e 3triite iiber
6ett SeitB bon SGltitellet tn

9eaowOOb, 3. g., "a, april.- Seute
gtaamitta9 entitanb imiidleu YerOnen ein
Strelt iiber ben Seiittttel elmer Suuiteue in
Siioe9eabmOOb. NaA einem @Ortwe6isl
SOgen ale 8etbeiligten ibre Reuoluer unO ers
Ufineten Die 6ititlaOc. Daniel q. SroOOOit6
aus @urefa, yteu., wurOe auf Der Steae ge=
tDOtet, Stepben&OnridI, ebeuiaus aus S@uretu,
tD0tli9 unO u. Ntllid] lei9t permunoet. -
@ine anOere StleBaffaire eretguete iia
heute ebenidq8 wegtu OeS 9eiietites elmer
Saufeue. Webrere S9aiie puroen ubgefeus
Crt, obne oaB lepCA SemanO erbcbli1 uerlegt
muTOe,
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Sn0eSmrthfiL.

Sarrisburg, Bc., 25. 4pril. - Der
Iutra9 aai einen neuen BrO5eB fiir 6raut
8lliOu, pelder iiberfIhrt III, cinen Suuitrer,
9tamenS Rellpr IN lssten Sommer ermoroaE
gu baben, wurOe blute lin @rirlnalqerihte
psrporien unO Der @efan9ene sum SOOe per.
mtbsilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
Selcgrapbii9e Sepei6en.
[Seridte Der ~aiiocitrten 8reiie' hr oeu n9euti6e
Gorreipoloenten",l

9lttfre9nng at Ser 8rensc stuiId,en
SeraS 1tno Werito. = Die S9lt=
iatumen5iebnng bon Rttcrifalti=
idJett Srl1ppett anu 3tU=@rattoe,
-Giue Ginmiid)un9 3lt 8mniten
Ses GrsSraiioentcn &erSO rer=
tlt1ttbct.
Wi iata Ora8, "a. Gpril, - Gin an
idetnen0 aus 9uten Guelen iammepnes
Seriid)t, nadj mel9em 9cnsrQl Oro. Sez
iettSbaber Ter 8unOeStruppen in 3erdS,
eine hetrG6ui6e 4nSabl 8ruppan 3u 2areDo,
Ser, AMI Rio- -9rauOe, Der Staot gtueuo~
2areoo in Wetifo aegeuiitcc ltegene, suiam-
meuSleht, Grregt bier bebeutenDe 2luire9nng,
Oieie @taBleGel, 81 elmer 3ett, in BeldCr
NueS an Der @ren3e uneem0bnllh rublg lit,
Suiammen init oeE llmitdu6e1, baB Sbcrit
Sbafter Dor eini9eu 3ageu nit elmer Ab~
tbsllung Vunoeatruppen Die merlfantife
@reuSe bel BiebrOz zytegroS NIT Dem SOruti.
len beS @eneraIs Sro iiberihritt, uu0 0aB
@enerdi @scobeoO, ein eifriger Barteisdnger
Ses ST BrGiioenten Qerbo, fdI 9e9eHpdrtt9 III
San NntoniO, Ser, no Ef @eneral SrO'S
Oauptquartier beIinpet, auibGlt, mltb ais cine
Drobung BON Seiten Der Sereinigten Staa.
ten 9e9en Die NDmtniltration oe5 BrGiiOentsn
8iaj au9eIeben, peIfle 81 beoenflt6eu Ser.
nidelun9en spii9en beiOen 2GnOern fiibreu
f6nntc. Rebrere merifuniide Sffi3iere on
Der 9rense, nelte ais Anbdnger ocS ST.
Yrdio;nten Qeroo befanrt fiTo unb ruelde
gu 9unlten Der gSieoereiniesan9 beIIelben
a9itirt babeu lo1en, iiuo perboftet morben.
SelihieSene mi6ttge 0Ofumsnte, welhe auS
bere Sffi3iere qlS Sbellnebmer on benz @om=
plOtte Oer0l6tigcn, muroen enteeft,
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Ginrihf,,1,o

SaoanRub, ga, "a. April.-9er Res
Ger @eOrg gSlGtams, welher ieine StieftO6'
Ter ermoroet batte, inbem er ite bab to6t
iblug unp i9IieBlidb auf einem Sien r0fete,
ranrhe hsute IN SprinGfielo hinaerihtet.
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SMlner fitr MttkInnN

8ortlunb, Nte., 25.aprtl. DIE &iseu.
Thinner elusr Yuluermiible Su @ronbg am
Benobicot babeu einen @ontraft fir Die Sic.
ferius pom Yplper i'm 28erthe pom pube3u
$3.50, 900 Ibernommep. 9as Pnlper ilt be-
reitS Sr6btentbciIs fabrRirt,
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SoSes ttrtbetI 1T lebenSlan9li6e
31td1fha1tSitrafe 1ttftaeit1o1tNcI4.

Ntttle u d, ,Nrt.r %. Aprll. q. .Shoma8,
Der leete Der Orei Wduuer, mel6e am nGditen
6reitIge 5u Sort Smitb, 41f., btn9ridtet
meroen ioltsn, lit III lebensldngll1er 3u6ts
bquaitrafe be3EaOigt wOrten. Das urtbeil
Der beltsn llebri9en pRrOe bereitS pprber iR
3u6tbauS auf 2ebens5ett umgemanbelt.
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S6Otlt0cr llmfaQ III cimcr &ublens
nrtttr

Bott8UtIIe, Ya., 2G. 2lpril. @efrn,
mabrenO GrbcltCr cine Gu}GhI, ,belaccuCr Sob
icumaggou5 aus oar getd)moocz@ z@rubc in Der
9idbe OOu ct. Glair auiblBteu, rlB has 5ul
mo Die 0oggou8 iauit.n IN bic Gnic ;uriid.
SIN Qrbeltcr, 9tOmcu5 @m. SpIc5, muyre
Dor oemclbcn QcuoHeu NIB 10 ihilmm Der
lCBt, Oa3 er bulb nnrnui it1rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27

gu ben trre9uIGren Sruppen 9e~
b0ren Sundbit Die l6 8e9iurenter 9eusO'ar=
men, oann Die SOi6izSOluts, ireimiut9e Sn=
tanterl', Die pom Der 8e9teruns nur gSafien
.ano WtuuillOn smpfGu9t, SpabiS, freiptls
Itge Sitter, meift uOn cen mobameoanli6en
Nebneberren gosnien'S II. aEoerer YrouinSeu
Sefttut, ye6uinen aus Afen unO Atrifd, Su-
lumMen 9e9en 30. 900 Wann.
Die 6ilfStruppen merben BON ben
@onti19enten Der pem attiren 0tenlte (nizam)
nod nlht InterwOrfenen ProUln3cn uHS uon
Den baibiOuuelGncn Staaten 9ebllOet. Sic
8GGlen ge9en 10000 Diann; bapon itelt
Sber aIbaGieu 10000, SOSnieR 10000,
Ggppten $4,000, Gums uuo 2tlpollS 5000
&C. SIN Sriese mlrO ii6 Die tiirtilGe armee,
mie mint itpfLpn.
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s6anStbat clues itbtpar3en S6e1t=
S0IPS

Chattanooga, Gem, "a. 2lpril. -
@tue fiiniiabrlge GOGter OcS 9ru. @byiItian
Yeper itarb beute au hen6olgeu elmer S9anO-
that, peldIe am Ilb:en 6reitage ein yte9er oil
tbr ueriibte. Ser &tater bemertitelt9te ieine
6ludlt.
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94nffdllan pptt HallrpreIien.

@btca 90, 25. Nprtl, - Oie YafQCter-
agenten bubeu Den YreiS Der giienbabntilete
uon bier rad gteru=D Dorf Don S22 auf S23,
uno nad aneern Guutten Oes GienS i'm Ser
bGltnliie srb0at. Die neuen 9reiie trsten BON
heute on in &ruit.
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0NnbrideinIid1 elm gRnrS
Qnmhaerihf.

SOftOH, 25. &prtl.-9te Yeihe Oss Srn.
Samuel Sui purOe tCutc in cen Si9blanos
aufsefunOen. 2ue 9lu3elden oeutsn uuf einen
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Die tiirfiidje 8eianStidbaft In 0etersbura cts
halt ibre TfeiIepaiye.
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Der OriemtaliidJe &rie9.
9us &reus 9egen ben SalbraouN.

RnBlanS erflart Ser 9forte oen
&rte9.
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Ste sIWouGsiteucrH nui Guba nno ole ocutTdc
8c9ictUgg,

2on0ou, q, 2.pyu. - gmc 2cycida
ans Dtaollo all cen oStonOarO" mcI0ct:
pANc2r mas OeutidlauO bl5 Jest fir ieiue
auf Cuba 0njdBl9cu lIutertBau,u be;medt,
ut bic SuSpcaiioR Ger 9eIauldcu @rtluuOn
ge9en Die otutid)eu &duilcute Uegeu gtIht-
}obIung Der 3wougSTcHtyu. 5paultu be-
bdIt ildl oa5 6cdJr u1r, Olle StMcru, melfc
auSgcidrCbCn wurocu, leltoem Die GrhQs
Srleg5IGucr uCmlncu auilclottu murrc, uUu
ocu III Cuba wObHen0eH Biirgeru. ouOcrir
gtlttoneu ClujuWtibeu. :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
Die RuHeu in Der altatii6en9 9drtet ein.


2onoon, 25. NprIl. - Cine 0euter'idla
0epei6e aus Souitantinope! beri6tet: y3ie
6ufen babeu Die @renSe Der aiiatnteu 6iirz
fet bel aleraubrOpel uuf Dem 98ege nad) &uls
iiberidrttten. Sn SOntunttnopel begt man
feline 9Ofiuur9, baB Die &ermIttelung Der
Wld4te unter ge9cnpdrti9en llmitdnoen err
folgrelA ieln miir0e,"
Youbon, %. April. - Cine 8euter I9e
9cpeide aus SOnfQntinppel berl6tet; ,Dle
8uNeur weIGe in Der uiati6su &iirtel eln.
8eriidt iiub, ibeinen eiuen an9riii auf &ars
5u beatiiftlgeu. gtadrtaten iiber elm Srcfs
fen an DER ailatii4en @reuSe werOen fiinOli9
elmartet."
Bonn erieesihaupIabe in Rumdnieu.
Eon 0 n, 20. AprIl. - Sue &euter'-
ide 0epeide melOet aus 9u6areit: ,Sls nm
nbr 9eitsrn Nabmlttag mar nod tetuShnB
ab9sI'uert DOrOeH. Der 9rGBte Sbeil per
/ ruiitihen Sruppsn riidt in Der 8i1tuug BON
SoI9rao Dor, allem Apl6elue nQ4 I'm Den
9nrdmari9 our6 Die 0ObruoI1a gu erSmin
gen, Hnb g 1T trasIiA, oh Oie3iirftn iIibaeitil
9eHH9 antOmmeR wcrOeH. I'M pieien 3med ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-04-27
Spsrationen an Der mouteneeriniIdDen

&Onfautinopel, %. GpriI. - Die
bleitgeu tiirtiiden Sournale melOen, oas
Suleiman Baidla Die WOntene9riner Suriifs
9eihlagen, ben 9urhmari6 0urh Den 3uqaz
BaB erslOun9cn bat uno gege1martt9 ge9eu
NRiciira r1nrihn1rt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-14
THE LAST CHANCE.
Samuel BOwIes Makes One More Wild
EndeavOr to Push His Candidate.

Washington Correspondence of the Graphic
In the supreme court room this morning,
when the commission was about to meet in
secret session, the messengers were ordered
to clear the chamber. AT the mere announce
ment that the commission desired the room
cleared, everybody left except middle aged,
ordinary sized, full bearded man, who went
within the bar and took seat at one of the
attorneys tables. A messenger went to him
and, tapping him on the shoulder, said
"You must retire, Mister; the commits
sion is to meet in secret session." 1a eif
"In moment" answered the stranger.
HBut you must come now. No spectators
are allowed here" llea h7.naits
Il have word to say to the commission"
was the response. II am entirely non par
tisan, and have a suggestion to offer" a.
The messenger, thinking he was an insane
man-many of whom come to the capital
with one mania or another-seiZed him by
the arm and attempted to remove him by
force. The commission We're just taking
their seats on the bench. aI n b9u'oi
Just one moment gasped the Stranger
'just one moment, beg of you, in the name
of 45, 000, 900 of anxious people. m fg8a
What does the man want?p asked Chief
Justice Clifford. i-8gued -lf tsF711
The messenger released him.
sIf the honorable commission will allow
me a word - said the stranger, II would
like to make suggestion or1 ri fas.l
care you an objector or an atterneyT
asked the presiding justice. t7eF
Neither; L represent the non-partisan
press, and from totally unbiased stand
point wish to suggest a basis of compro-
mise which will be acceptable to the honor
able commission, have no doubt, and carry
with it the confidence OF the people. de-
sire to suggest that the commission agree
upon a compromise with Charles Francis
Adams president slasnI
"Take him out" roared Justice Clifford
to the messenger; remove him at once
The messenger obeyed orders and rushed
the stranger out into the corridor, when he
sought refuge in the bosom of friend until
he could control his emotion, and then went
to the house reporters gallery and asked II
there was a ticket of admission for Samuel
Bowles.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-14
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.
Shows What Got the Venerable but Fris-
Ky Simon into His Scrape.

Washington Dispatch to the Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The breach of promise suit of Mrs. Oliver
against Simon Cameron is a romance, with
financial objects in view. 1t seems that some
years ago, when this female was in the treas
ury, Simon began paying her those delicate
attentions which statesmen are accu stoned
to pay to female employees of the govern
ment. Mrs. Oliver was sharp
enough to get Simon to write her
certain little biUet-dOur couched
in language that would give the old man
festive appearance not in keeping with his
years, which would be accepted as meaning
something of higher flavor than chops and
tomato sauce if read to an appreciative jury
of middle-aged men in possession of all their
faculties. Subsequently Mrs. Oliver was
mustered out of the treasury department,
and report hath it that Simon has been in
the habit of honoring her small drafts in a
financial way ever since, IN memory of the
fidelity with which she used to draw
on his venerable exchequer while she
was in the department. Latterly, say the
friends of Simon, she has concluded that she
wants alimony or some adequate provision
for approaching old age, and so she strikes
Simon for $4,000 But SimOn's friends say
that $4,000 would settle it, and so probably
no more will be heard of the matter in the
courts. Simon says the thing annoys him,
but still he is not altogether unflattered at
the idea that man of his age could obtain
$4,000 worth of blighted affection from a
buxom woman of 40 in the short space of
two years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-14

the doctor, and when the sheriff went to his
residence to make the arrest found him sick
in bed, and during the stay of proceedings
awaiting an improvement in the doctors con-
dition he died, some say of heart disease, and
others that he committed suicide by swal-
lowing some subtle poison. He is said to
have been Al years old, and to have left a
wife and family. How many aliases he had,
or what was his real name, probably no one
this side of the Atlantic can tell He is said
to have been native of Hamburg, Ger
many, was once president of the homeo-
pathic institute of that city, and many of our
citizens know him to have been well versed
in the sciences and European languas es.
But changing his name and location as he
would, the aveDging Nemesis was ever in
his wake, until seeing he could cover his
crime no longer, as a dernier resort he sought
refuge in death. He was a man of extraor-
binary and varied attainments, which, had
they been directed in the proper channel,
would have made the possessor an ornament
to society and useful to his fellow-men.