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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-19
paltimarf fire 3a(uranff Wfhfe
ani Der
Gan.ueit>GGe berSautb> u. Wateritr.

Dieie 9eieai9aft periitert fortud6reno sesen Ser
lutte ooer Sdaoen burlb Branbun9Iid iomobl in Der
Stab, De auf Dem sanoe, ole ar:eu oon gissntbnm,
Nobn=, &aoen= unb gBaareEbiuier, Sanbes9l.er,
Mderbdu-4 4rooufe, Wt0belr, Sans GerItbitaften,
i'm aau besrfene ODER I'M Saien in eaouns benblidpe
s5abrseu9e u. I. ~.
Sas Sireftorium beiteht aus foleenben Serren:
ISM. y. Soarrifon, Yrdiioent;
Sapib 9. WiIion, 6. Wtorton Steipart,
Ssrancis E. Sling, y. 8. Nefscorer,
Senrp Carroll, Sroi0e Soriuis,
u. g. Gteuart, 50. u. Taplor,
lBm s.. Brune, G5eorse Z. Sarriion,
g. BON 8dpff, y. albert 9SiderS,
g. Ro0ert senfnS, Otenbes @obsn,
gSnl. 6. Yenni9ton
gpplifations= Sormulare uno lpeitere Nadridbt ber
Die @eIeGibait Dro in Der Office auf Der Silopeft=
gde Der Soutb= uno @ateritrase crtbe, mo audi alle
autrdge ioiort etlebst neroen. Setiiherun9en
iperben auf irsenh cine 5ri anseaommeil, iuele aui
Applfdnt lpiinihen mag.
[Sant ,1Syl Nr. Wppotuaro, Ge.r.
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Us ten, Is. 8ebruar. - ISr. Woientbal,
Der beritbmte oramatlide S9riftiteqer, 1T
9eltorben. Setne 6auptmerfe iiHo: .0ebo.
rob, Die cole Siton," Der Sonnpcnobof,"
Isabella Siltnl" nuo - Die wanOernben So
mDoiauten."
Sd,tnsunfaGc. .-Sret oeutIdleD eDtdtroien ers
trunfen.
gono o II, II. Sebruar.-Sie bon Stem.
caitle uad @harleltou beltimmte Br1aq Der
Bommer" 1T IN beiddoigtem 3uitanoe in
Seeltenliinbe eitgelaufsu. 9rei ihrer Ota.
trolen muroen iiber Soro geipiilt uno ertranz
ten.
epanien.
Stt orr a, Is. 5ebruar.-9ie Suuta Der
Bropiu5 llaoa 1T gu elmer &rtrafsuna am
%. os. Dits. aufaeorbert morOen, mn 8or-
ld)ld9e i'm Vetreff ene8 @inperItGnOuiieS
mt Der &e9lernns belii9Iid Der 6usro.@e=
lese 81 beIpreden.
S6ifisnadrtdlten.
- ueen Stoip II, 16. 6ebruar. Der
Sampfer ~algerla" lit BON Rep.Yort anae
fommen.
YIpmoutb, 18. 6ebruur.-9er 0pfr,
D8riiia" lift bon Rew= Dort ausefommen.
Stoer % 0 |, II. SebrEar.-Ger Gam.
pier DSnap" lit BON Netu.SrIeaus bier an-
9elaHgt.
wartt uno S5rIc.
on, IL. Sebruar, 1890 Hahm.-
Ssrelnigte Staaten Sbligationeu, 1O.40er
1881. @rie, Brior. 10, SIS. Central so.
Gtoerpo OF, II. Tebr., 80 gtad|m. -
gaumw6ue lietig; SberlGnOer 6 {, Neru.
Srleonier 8; Serfdufe 5000 Bauen.
Etperr ool, II. Sebruar, y llbr W.-
Die Saumtuol 3ufuhr betrug beute 62OO
8aaen, bon melfeu 6lOO ana lmerita iiuo.
Sarge StabeIytad,rid,tcu.
- Die fltralid uerOHentlidlten Iueeben,
oab oas rundniidle WtiuiIeriIm in Yesuq
auf Die Saltung 8umduien's I'M Sale eineS
Srte9es ntdt etnlg iei, iiuo uubcgriinoet.
0as 9anSe WiinItsrtum 1T ;u @uniten etHer
itrifteu Neutratitdt.
- @Insr Spesial6epeIde Der ,,Stauoarb"
aus @ontanttuopel 5ufolse mro IN @onltau.
tlnopel eln StaatSireida beiiirdtet unD lieQt
tortluGbreno eln 9ampier bel oem Balait,
I'M i'm yfotbfale Die 6Indt Oes 5uItans Su
erm6gtidJeu.
-Oem 8erllner GorreipOnoeEt berv Eimes"
3ufol9e, III Die @dgniion bon @onltantinopd
ourdI Re9tlneuter ans Der 2cpante uertdrtt
moroen, lpelde bon ben lebten @reiauiIIen
Hibt nnterri1tet iino.
- Ser brittid)e SriegSoampfer uSalo.
ronS," welfer boz elmer ggo9e ab0eihidt
murbe, UNI Die Oermibten 6iiferei.Sabr5eu9e
an5uluden, 1T naf elmer erfol9loleu Sreu3.
fnbrt mad Sarmoutb 5uriid9etebrt.
- Der Scr5o9 pon GOinburg, @ommaus
beur oeS brttl'Aen Strie9aoampiers vSul=
tau," bat, wie Der 2iocrpooler ,@ourier" nit.
tbellt, ieine &eli9nation cin9erci9t unO lpirO
mad @n9lanb 3uriidfebreu.
-Sberft @orOou, Der afrifanilde Gnt-
bedungSreiienoe, iollte - rpte cine Oepei6e
aus 9pnbOn melbet = geiteru bon IlsranOria
i'll @9ppten mad Otaiiowab abreiieu, umseis
nen 6rteoerSpertras 5miideH g9prteu unO
IbgIituicn ab5ui9lisBeu.
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GroRer 8aNfra1tb In Weip. @orf.

Ne nag 0 IT, II. Sebrner.-Wfan entbeffe
heuts, baB ,pei @ledfai:en, in welden fi4
100000 in Bombs, 3ypOtbefen uno ioaifi=
gen 0ertbpapieren befanoen, aus Der 8elt=
ipinos Oer Gebriiosr Sing, weldle in Wr. 81,
@alliirabe Elm SaNfaeltdit betreiteH, bon
einem llrbctauuten geraubt tporoen wareu.
Die Spinoe befanb iid in einem @en6lbe,
bic Sbiiren uaren una6iiamsr 98eiie often
aslafen worben, uno turS nahb:r purben bic
aiteu psrmiBt Wian bat nidt Die geringfte
Spur pon Dem D:e5e. Die gSertbpaplere
eeb5rtcn einem Yermaubteu oes Sra. Sing
nna parsn Dem geetereu sIr Iufbewabrung
iiberqeben noroen. Die 0ebeimpolisiien itnb
MT lInteriutluna Der Nftaire beidlGftiat.
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Scr sSsierzslt,sfto,,o Al greuto,t.

2reEto II, VS., II. 5ebr. - Die auss
fiebeuben E6pfsr, 600 yiann fart, paraeirteu
beute NIT Wuiit nuo 8annern ourd bie@traz
Ben. Die YrO5eiipu gins obue Die gerinsfte
RubeitDrunq bon Statten. Nui rem Bannern
befanoeu fG) Die Snlhriiten: .g8ir tpiiniber
idisOsgerlhtlide @n;ideiouna" Sin hober
Sdlustarif beoeu.et uiecriseu Hobu!" yGinen
biatgsn Sagesloba fir s,ue biaise Cages
orhertt8 So
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Gin &otbSd,ilS als W5rser.

Cincinnati, II. Sebruar. = Gin jun
ger Ntann, gtameas abrabam 8otbi1ilo,
perin9te bente Wor9en, fit gu erl6leb,u.
lelne gSunoe 1T ieopd unbcOeuteuo. GS ltellt
fdl berau5, oaB oerielbe Dor eini9er 3eit ieine
Wfaitrciic, Elm 6raueuSlm Namens Seiie
gSeoo, in eiuem Sotel 81 Sefierion, Seras,
ermOroets. 0totbidilo mar Sanoelsreiienoer
fir eme bief9e 6lrma. ST miro SebuIs
Tro5eiiirnn9 nod Seras gebradJt peroen.
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Boa Scr sS,toiat,cr0rettse

Oea0moo0 0.sG., II. Sebruar.-Sn
Der persansenen Nadt reubtsn Die SuDianer
in Der ytdhe BON Spear<6iib on 200 Stid
Bieb, uno 20 gepatfnete gnsen nm Witter-
uad)t BON bier ab, UNI cen Motbbduten no
m1gltd ibre Geute pieoer abSuiagsn. 3rpei
Mdnuer, melhe unseidbr cine Dteile BON bier
arbeiiet:u, tawen beute Worsen bier oil nnS
melbsteu, oab iie BON Suolanern angesriffsn
worOeu luaren unr iid ou:4 ole 5lud)t retten
muBten.
General @roof bat auBer Der eiuen Gem
paguie @anallerie, peld,e auf benz sSege bier.
ber tit, swel weltcrs @ompagnie'n aus Camp
fDbiucu bierher beoroert,
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Speital: :Moti3e1t.
Die 9seen,Rahmaid,inen.6 8 ompaanie4

Die n@eeos9 os9tdbmaidbinens ompaente"
prabt n@t, fonoern mabt au bic Borsise t5rer Tlaz
idinen aufmerfiam unb Iabet oas Yu6litum elm, fie
ansuiebeu.
Uian iprede In unjerem 8iireau Dor unb unteruhe
uniere neue ia br irte Naidine fir eeoer=
unS Gutarbei,en, pelte Die bette Ualbine farSdnet
Der III.
gSir erlau6en einen Ii6eraleH abSu9
9e8en ar8abIuns.
"sSeeo=Ssabmait ,inens eseieufdbait. E"
9tr. SO, ytorb=@ @barlesitra6e,
(5e6r7, tOiti.a.3) rsretmaurerz 1enpeI.
ss- Reine 9amsn! Senm gle 5bre bet'm
Ssammem auSsebenoen Seaare pon Der gSur3e
bis aur SYtse nit Der Ufaidne Suredt gemadt ba=
ben wolen, 10 brinsen Sie iie nah oem suoerldsen
Saarfrfr= gtabliiiement Der Wao. y. HobIermann
In Ut. 81, Noro=Hutatu= treBe.
(5an27, ,1Won., ,sonn.D
Roberts aIssuno 8 LETT hs9 rtratt
Nabrbaft uno itasfeno.
9eTier, alS ee5ertbran, sesen g Sdsotnb iudt,
euftrobrenait Gnt5inbuns mb aneere
9unseuz unh Sa!s= =Deihiperben. Sei yeruenz, ,Gtarz
tahz uno anberen Jie6erE ais ndbrenoes 2onicum
Sur Ser6eiiabruns raider uno politdnoiser 9eneiuns
iebr fpirfiam. Gut se9eu DpSpepTe, appetino9teit,
2,eroauunssleioen unb alaemeine Sbuide.
Sn aaeU apotbeten gu BADEN. t5an.5,tSiJ
Or. 8eors s. wsorsia.
3a1nartt,
bat bas Oriibsr BON Or. sDindeI benutte) Sireau
nab gtr. &c, " orb= Gu ftraBe, oerle9t.
saue Nrtett sarantirt. fIua. .24-sept.23fl
Hareau Dss 8asltAt.G ou,paante
BON Baltimore,
gsr. 10, South StraBe
Cote. .Stlli9es Set6 t6materiat....eo ote
U N ene porsislide GuaIitdt uon eotes uor=
rdtb,, .yelibe mir benz Yublifum ais Elm empfebIens
pertbe SeismateriaI iar bauslie unb anoere 3tpete
Offerren dnst Ieit 5ener uno lit ire ocm l!nrenis
feiten.
eeteaunsem weroen in bteism giireau ODER In De.
6abrif, 5us pOn eeabenbalitr., atsenonmen.
Yrsis $3.50 pro aBasenlaouns, in ir9eno etnem
Gtabttbee a6seliefert.
lOn23-tl James 9. smeuwoob, sefr.
Wsrs. Gors Snotamtid,es neeetabtltiMes Dee
eoft felt % Sabren als oas sroBte 8lutreinisunss=
Uttel Der Gesenuart 6efannt, miro nur in gr.
117k, ssapette=, Woro.ueftzGde oer guta,p=
Strabe, Su6eretet uuo i be alien slpotbefern 5u ba=
ben. [aua26. .t2NatefI
9r. q. u. Nnoerpooo,
bomoo oopatbiid5 Ir3t,
1T pon Nfr. 255, zgutaiufrabe, mad Nr. 109,
@barIestraBe, se,osen, no er feline Gumertlam=
feit ben peSieen arantbeiten bon Grauen InS 8noern
DtOmet. |
Sdreautunoen bon $40 @or,nittass unS bon "a
uno6-7 llbr Gadmittaas. (San20, ,9Nste, ,i.a.2D |
R5- Ntan teiebe Den
,,aoro Baltimore"
"ILLUMfNATING FIRE PLACE |
HEATER"
e1e meneinen anberen tauft, bei
s. 6. WcMbob, |
[sept2S, t2UheF] gar Is, @ermonitr.
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Wod, cim g3amfsssalliute,,t.

P0tt8Dtlle, pa., II. 66r.-Dte ourh
bic gefterH aenlelbete Suspeutcn oery Wtiners'
Sruit & Safe> OCpoiit t.Sant" oerllriadte Quf.
reaung puroe beute Wor9eu burGJ bic Va1.
riht, Dab bic uNortbumberlano @Ouutp,
gtattonul ganf" ibre i3ablungen eiugeieat
bat, auf Den 9ipfel setrlebeu. Sis iest iiuo
nod telue naberen llmitduoe ermittelt.
Pottsuille, 30, II. 6ebr- Depeiben
aus Sbarofln msloen, oaB bic SuSpenlion
Der ytationalbaut baielbf ourd ba8Gerf0bren
oeS @oMrant &ontroleurS pe.anlabt muroe,
welder Die 5biiren idlieBen lies. 9le Beams
ten betaupten lsood, bic Suspenfton iei bic
Solae zines BanifS unter Den 0epo poftorcn,
lpelde ole Sant lett oem 8allimsnte Der
nUiinerS' &rut & Safsz0epolt= Banf" iiber,
laufen hatteu.
YOtt5uilic, 3d., II. Sebr.- Die BE.
amten Der iu8peuo.rteu ogtOrtbumberlano>
@ountgs gs8ant" 81 SbamOfin ertatteteu beute
Nahmlttag eineu Seriat iiber Die gei9dftss
offalreu Der Banf. DaS Gapital cerielben
belief it6 auf s67 900 uIb Die 0epol:ten auf
liner 5000 600
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SSlefias' &abtnets Wit8lteoer auf
Der HctIe nad1 Yetp=Norf.

Gan 6ran3ts CO, II. 6eptuar. Die
9p. 2lionio Wslta, Soaauln %. alcalOe,
iSrauciS .. Trieto, Sole yR. Saleitus unb
Sebaittan 3arcia, Iammtlidj RttglieOsr oes
aabinets bes Sberrldters S9leitaS, reien
morgeu iiber Ct. 2ouis mad yteu.Yorf ab.
Der R1ped rcr Nelie III nicht ernlitiet.
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Sie ssnStaner=ilnrnbett lit 2lri5ona.
-@ine S1tTsmauuid,aft It nteoer
gentekelt.-Grobebett lit GaItfor=

Gan 0ran5isco, 18. Tebruar. .-gine
Depeid,s aus Guscou, grisOna, nsloet, oaB
@oupeeneur SasorO eincu Brief perDffeut=
lidt bat, in pelhem er bebarptet, baB Der
milttdrlid)e Scieblsbaber oeS Separtements
ieiue Bfiht rernadlaiTst bat.-@iner Oepe=
ide aus Gtttosia 3uiolJe bot bic 6egieruna
beihloiien, Elm 9anosenboot mad Der Sniel
su id,idsn, ani pel6er bic Mannlhaft bes
Sdiiies SEQ. 8. sSrisbt" ernoroet ,purbe.
Ste WDreer iolleu etnem Ger a3abl had
uubeoeutsnoen, jeood lebr tric9erilhen SR@
oianeritamme angeb0ren. Ser Subtaner,
luel1er be ytGmrid)t rou Der Mebelei iiber.
brabte, srbtctet iid, oas &anoneEboot mad
oer 8ai III iiihren, aH bereH &iiite bic Gebeine
Der Grmorheteu Hod 81 finaeu fuo.
3u Guincn in Ylunasz 9euatp mnroe &c.
ltern Elm GrbbebenftoB peripiirt,
Sic gIafterm t,n Nor0tpeftem.
gBinnepe8, Wan., II. Eebr. = ST.
@imli fino bic 8latteru lest gdn5fid uer
f1wunsen, nnb ans anoeren Srten in De-
Erarie &eeloaiia s2erben nAr nod tpenlg
psreiasslte Ga0e aemslost.
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2luS WerifO.

Wt q NJ o s, II. 6ebr, @eneral
8lanco 1T, leltoem er I'M 4uitrage oe8 8cn.
Oias ben Sefebl al Der @ren5e iibernommen
bat, eliri9 oamlt beid6ftl9., Die Ueri1iebenen
6attioneu IN 6armonte 5ll oriugen uno Die
Rube IN Der @agcnn rteoer ber,ufeuen. Die
&ipillutorltateu itno mIeoer IN lbre 6uuttto-
nen eiugeleBt pOroen, uno oerid)leoene be-
lpafInete Sanoen, ruelhe leltber ben Serfebr
ani ben StraBeu unterbrIf)en, baben ibre
2Saffen aus9eliefert uno iif 5eritreut. Gen.
s. Us. 9ortlna er1d)len beute nit 1000 Utann
Saoallerie in Der Sta0t un0 Dnroe Don Sen.
Slanco nit mllttdrlld)en Gbreube5
enpfau9en. @ortlna III bon Otas nad) Der
6auptltaol Wlerlfo berufcn wor0en uno luiro
IN ben nGfiteu 3agen Oortbin ab9ebeu. Die
2auDltraben na1 bcm Saneru fno ieet Dem
Scrte5re mieoer erHffnet, Bolt uno Eelegras
pbeuuerbinoun9cn meroen Dlerer hergeitelt,
ole @ei1dits iangcu an, ib pieoer 81 beles
ben, uub I'M Il9emetneu berridt eine rubi9e
uno 5uperil9tll0re Stlmmuu9.
0ermiI@te tele8rapbiid1e 9cpei6en.
@S perlauteI, OeB Der Spe3tal-
6 ON nj II Or Der 3tegierun9 Dor giicaragua
ale 6oifnung auf elu GinuerfdubniB nit Der
amerltanii9eu 4e9teyung i'm Sstrefi eiueS
interoce den g dtffS mails
aufseseben bat unb nd9itenS DON 8aibing.
ton abrelIen miro.
- Sn ben aOblengrubeu Der y9e ebigbs
teSbarrer @oal& mp" Su 8il=
fesbar.e uurbe ON letten 5reitage bic u r.
belt eingeiteilt. 0ie 8eamten Der Com.
pagnie erllGren, Ole SuSpenfon iperbe bon
furser Dauer lem.
= Cine pom pielen 81 eiu. 3 orfsr Sc
Ii6GftSteuteu n unter5eiGnete Petttion it
mad gSaibin9ton gei4tdt Dorosn, rueld]e ugn
Nunabme Der gegenndrtlg i'm @ouereiie
hpebeno;n Bill bIttet, Die $500,00O ilir bic
grridtuna elmer 6 . olunle IN Den artti,
den WegiOnen Iuo cine NOr0pOls@rs
petition uermilligt.
- Die bsioeu SrooflDner Sournale Oailp
Union" uEo v0all1 Ir9uS" itHb inter bem
Jiamcu Union nnO argu8" cuniolOtrt nor
ben. 6r. OcmaS Barnes, Der fliberc Giaens
tbHmer oes nNrgus," 1t aus benz 0eltdfts
aus3etreten.
= Ser pon Matan3a8 mad 9telps0ort BE-
ftmnute 9 6ooner Doenrp u. Yaull"
pur6e am 4. 8ebruar auf ocr 0Obe pom Sap
6otterQs in elnem Sturme Ell i'm !.et uu0
If ne1 8,lmlngton, N..&,, buglirt mcroen.
Der Sarge puroe mar gering Jelbdoigt.
- Scr Cpir. n@eOrge 0romwtll,"
metcber Den leettn yiaflrthten Sulolge obne
3meiiel nit Wtann Wno MauS 3u @runbe
gius, hattie s Yafagiere uno cine aus 23 Yers
ionen beIebenre DtauuiAait am gorb.
- Das Sollidtff ,Yrotcctpy,"
meldeS am 12. o.M. bel 1lusbotougb, 6la.,
itranoete, III oon Der BraHoung 3ertIiiMmert
morpeu; Die MauGidait uurOe gsrettet.
9es am Samltage clrfulirenee@eriidbt,
bab in Hep Orlequs 9robe auireguus
ber.iae unb oah bte 0bite.qsague" herauS'
aeruisn peroen ieir ftelte it6 ais unbesriiaoet
bsraNs, Die Staot TT ruh,ser, ais ie.
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5efre.as Cameron uuo Sen. ssermo

- Setretds Cameron uno Sen. S6erman
tshrten geitern mad Baihington surid.
- Die merifaniide 8egieruHa bat burd
thren @eiaroren 6rn. Wariscal Yrotef seaen
bic 4ussabluHg tnehrerer Anipritd,e BON se<
miiicn amerifauliben Biirsern uno Corpora.
tloneu eingeleat, unb eiuem Gomite bes Se.
mats tit bereits 3euguiB unterbrsttet iporben,
nelfes Den ausipru6 les ghieosriatsrs
besialid) oes Bcil'iden 2(niprudes, uelder
100000 inpoluirt, tn Srase itsllt. 3pei
anoere anlpritde BON einem nod, grDberen
Setrage tu.roeH BON Der merifaHliben R:sies
runs als betriiser,id be,eihnet.
i Gontre=2&omtiraI GDas. $. 9apts.
8a bington, 1s. Sebrnar. - @ontres
Nomiral @bls. s. Dauis, superintendent
oes 6lottcn Soieruatoriuins ftarb beute
Wor9sn Gil einem Ser,teiosn. Ser Ser itor-
bene itam,ats aus Waifad)uietts trat in
1928 in ben 6lottenbienit uno purbe Dor
Sabren anm Superintenoenteu bes Sbieruaz
forums eruuunt.
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Gpanfeu.

Stttori a, IS. 6ebruar.-9ie Suuta Der
Ytoplu5 Alaoa 1T gu elmer @rtrafeung am
%. oS. Wlts. aufqeiorbert moroen, mn 8or-
ld)ld9e i'm Vetreff zines GinperftGnouiiies
mt Der &e9iernns belii9Iid) Der 6usro. Sc
Iptte III heinrphon
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NfeW Uort, I8. 6ebrnar. .-@0l6 er6ffnete
aelterH 0u 1853.
= 2idaro Sspset aus philadelphia tpurbe
seltern mesen Salidnliinserei perbaftet. Der
lelbe ioa IN Ybllaoelpbia cine beoeutenoe
Nuantitdt falIder Miinssu oeriertist un0 in
umlaui geiett baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-19

g8 Ten, IS. 6ebruar. - I6r. Woientbal,
Der beriibmte oramatiide S9riftiteaer, 1T
9eltorben. Setne 6auptwerte iino: v0ebos
rah, Die cole Siioin," Der Sonnwcnobof," /"
Isabella Siitnl" nHo - Die panOernben &o-
mnhioutpn
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
ON A STRIKE.
North East Items.
SEREN ADE,

On Saturday evening last, our band visit
ed Principle Furnace, giving Mr.. George p.
Whitaker a serenade. The band met with
cordial reception and were treated to all
the sweet cider and cigars they could use,
and a present of forty dollars. They were
so we'll pleased that they chrstened their
band. 1.-The Whitaker North East Cornet
Band.''
ACCIDENT.
On Monday evening last, the Band, head
ed by Dr. Briton, escorted the Democratic
procession, which was composed of five
horsemen and two carriages, down the
Port Deposit hills. The doctors horse be-
coming frightened at a dog, ran away,
throwing the doctor and little boy on the
road side, upsetting and demolishing the
wagon; fortunately nothing serious occur
red other than bruising and scratching the
doctors face.
THE ELECTION
in this place passed off without any un-
usual degree of excitement.
ATTENTION, ROAD INSPECTOR.
The attention of the road Inspector is
especially called to that portion of "Elkton
street, OF posi- ROAD, between the town
limits and the junction of the Rock road.
1t is now almost impossible for loaded
teams.
DEMOCRATIC QUALIFICATION.
On Wednesday evening last, a few Dem
ocrats and a number of boys had quite
jollilication over the result of the election.
We learn they had a bonfire and burnt one
prominent mans etiigy Of the opposite side
of the question. While paradng the street
IA son of the Emerald Isle cried out: " File
single, d-n your sowls, and you will look
bigger What horses could be brought
into requisition were running the streets
to and fro, two of which collded, hurting
one considerably; the riders escaping in
jury. One gentleman rolled out barrel of
cider, giving the boys free smile, some of
whom enjoyed it to the full Another
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

THREE PERSONS BURNED WITH Coal
OH.-Mrs. Catherine Holt, wife of G. F.
Holt, bricklayer, her only child, Lille, a
year old, and her mother, Mrs. G. Hardy,
Il years old, were all terribly burned on
Tuesday evening, with coal oil in such a
manner as to preclude the possibility of re-
covery in the case of Mrs. Holt and to
render both the other cases of a very dan
gerouS character.
The three persons were alone in the
was about six 2. NJ. Mrs. Holt, taking her
baby in her arms from the sitting room.
with small coal oil lamp in her hand,
started to go down flight of about
dozen steps to the kitchen. When part of
the way down the stairway she stumbled,
and with her child in her arms, fell to the
kitchen floor. The lamp was shattered by
the fall and in an instant the coal oil was
aiiame and communicated the fire to her
clothing and that of her child. She was
able TO rise to her feet, aud clinging to her
child made a rush to get from the cellar,
but seemed blinded by the flames envelop-
ing her person. Her screams and those of
her child brought Mrs. Hardy, her mother,
to the scene, and rushing into the kitchen
she made an attempt to extinguish The fire.
Her efforts were of but little effect, and in
her efforts to rescue her daughter her own
clothing was set on fire. Mrs. Hardy, to
save her own life, ran from the kitchen to
the hydrant, where assistance reached her.
Mrs. Holt driven almost wild by the dread
f,lt a.l,, 4
child from her arms and rushing up the
kitchen stairway, ran through the sitting
room and parlor to the front door. Failing
in her attempt to open the door she ran
back through the house to the back yard,
where her strength failed her, and she
leaned against a fence unable to stir
Patrick McNally, Sergeant Cook, policeman
Patf and Others with blankets and coats
smothered the flames upon the person of
the women and picked up the child where
the mother had let it fall, finding it's
clothing still on fire. The fence where
Mrs. Holt had leaned against it was burned
black, leaving an outline of her figure upon
the boards.
The two women were carried into the
house, none of them having scarcely
thread of unburned clothing upon their
person, and were laid upon the sitting room
floor. Drs. Dwinnelle, Connor and Leon
ard were summoned. They found on ex-
animation that the bodies of all three were
terribly burned the flesh being charred
and backened.
Mrs. Holt presented the most pitiful ap-
pearance, her body being almost entirely
burned from head to foot. She died at an
early hour on Wednesday morning. The
child, while its face was left intact, was
burned about the head knees and breast
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

tered the dwelling of Isaac Reynolds, Esq,
near Rising Sun, in this county, on Satur-
day night last, about midnight, while the
occupants were in bed. Miss Shelly, the
housekeeper, attempted to give the alarm,
but was seized and choked by one of the
gang, and she, together with Mr. Rey
nolds and his n,-both invalids, were
with one of the burglars standing guard
over them while the others plundered the
house. About 800 in money and valua-
bles were secured, when they decamped
bound. Mr.. Reynolds, after time, sue
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

A SwINDLER-PAss HIM ARoUND.-A
young man, by the name of Jno. nj. Fagan,
of good address, is calling upon the farmers
and Offering to sell what he represents as
Swedish clover seed; setting forth that it's
roots are fibrous and that the winter frosts
wont throw it out, claiming therefore that
it will last for years and be always very
Notwithstanding but two quarts to
the acre, and selling it by the acre at 81 so.
In day or so he delivers the seed done up
in paper bags with but one quart instead
of two. The seed is the Alsike clover that
gained a notoriety few years since by ex-
tensve advertising and sold at fabulous
prices, and was one of the frauds of the
age.-Orford Press.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
Port Deposit Items.
GRAND SUPPER.

GRAND SUPPER.
The Presbyterian Manse Society have
made all the necessary arrangements for
their supper, to be held on Wednesday
night preceding Thanksgiving day. The
committees for the various tables have
been appointed and everything indicates
ample arrangements for an excellent meal
at moderate price.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
MIR. Timothy Kelley, Jr., has built a
blacksmith shop at Rock Run, and is pre-
pared to do all things in his line at prices
that defy competition. Tim is good fel-
low and does his work well, and we wish
him success.
TEMPERANCE.
The Rev. VIM. NJ. Herseman addressed
the temperance meeting, at the Presby-
terian Church, on Tuesday night His
speech was excellent, but few were present
on account of the election.
OUR ELECTION
was very quiet one, and but few Republi-
cans were at the polls.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

ACCIDENT TO EX GOVERNOR GRooME---
Ex Governor Groome met with an ac-
cident, on Monday last, Of such a nature
that his escape with slight injuries is truly
wonderful. He was driving on the road
between Mechanics Valley and this town
during the heavy rain storm OF that even
ing. A short distance between the first
named place, in consequence of darkness,
he got Off the road and upon ridge be-
tween two gullies. He attempted to turn
his horses aside to regain the road, when
they became unmanageable and before he
could get them under control again, the
wheeles of the vehicle were backed into the
ditch, and the carriage upset. Mr.. Groome
fell beneath the wreck, one of the horses
falling upon him, and was considerably
bruised, though not seriously injured. 1t
seems like miracle that he was not killed.
The carriage was badly wrecked. Mr..
Bouchell, resident of the neghborhood,
conveyed the Governor to his home.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
MARRIED..

HYLAND-GRONE ES.-On the 9th inst,
at the NJ. f. Parsonage, in North East
by j. A. b. Wilson, JAMES W. HYLAND
to ETHEL GROVES, both of Elk Neck.
LL-CASS.-On October the 7th, in
North East, by John A. b. Wilson,
THOMAS HALL to KATE CAss, both of
this county.
KRA SS-BARBON.-On Oct. e5th, by
Rev. F. b. Harvey, EMORY H. KRAUss
and ELIZABETH b. BARRON, both of this
county.