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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Sie slmfmebtae bon Colorado lit Die
1l.ttptt.

Sal5 5iugto 5. SanuaT. - 9ic
Gepr6ien.aaten ¬t, yorb, @dnlfielo, Rsss
&rnrp, gamrcHce, Brge un0 9oar, cine Wfds
loritQt oes SnItis &omite'S eeS 5anies, FsiIlls
Ten beute etnen Serid)t iiber oas R1Rodt.nf
6rn. SaS. Selior0 en-, lrelhsr eineH Slb h s
Reprdieutnntenbdnie ale Bertreter Colorado -
beaniprud)t. Ser Beridgt eupfiehIt bic g,nf
nabme ciuer 4eiOlutioE. iDelde oarlelt, bA6
Colorado troiI ner BrOflamailOn oes ySiia
benteu etn Staat Der lluion ii, nnb berofouet,
oab Sas. Sciforo els Oiitaiieo oes 9dnjes ali
leineu StB Sn9eloilcn mirb. Die dlle3
S5.Snrb. &lnnton, Aihe uno 2pnOe bcftisa i
0tlnOritGt oeS SOmitcs bat einen <kprI.
tdtSberidlt eingcletdt, III lpeldlcm lte erHdN,
Der enfad)c llmltauO, odB COLORADO eiae
Staats.eg' or9anIiitt babe, beredliige
oafGlbc nch .,ldll Sur gluiuabHe in orc
Hntou al5 StdGt; oenH pcnn Gin loIdjCS
Brlnjip anircdDt Crlallen Dlirec, 10 !Dnne
lcocS 5cutortum eigenmas5tig III Die llHiol
eintreten. SIC NiMouGt III oahey osr Mn
ldlt, oaB Colorado, obglcib S6fielbc cine
StaotSregieruRg de iacto bcilBt. nod lmmer
nidlt rcdltuaBlg ais Stdot III 6tc lluinn
GufgeuOmmcn pOrOen ii, nno enlpistlt Oabr
Die 9tnnohme eineS @eictcS, meld)ts ole aris
nnbme GOlordoo'S aIS Std0t m Die llHiOn
uerorOult unp oaiicbc nit aaen iibri9en
otaatcn aHf glcidIcn 6us ictt. 8eioc Sc
rld)tc muroer sum 9rude bcor0trt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Bic S6:ufarfcicr oct Sd)lad1t eci
Isrincetots, Ma.

&rtnt0n, MS, 3. 3anuar. - Du
bnnoerttc &abcCStog Ocr Sdla6t bst .S}rince.
ton puroe Eeuic gtictcr, uno nngeidbr 500
Wiunn Ntlllscn iGbrtCn ell Sheiugeied)t
ami, an pelhem iid Gompugns'n ans Ereils
ton. gtcparf, GiiSabetb UuO philadelphia
bCtbeillatcn. Die Gruppen wurOtn ipdter in
Oen nlluiuerFtp !6otc!" gaitlidl bemirtbet
mo 6r. Sobn j. 6agcman belt am 9lben0e
ole 6cirebc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Senator sfCrrD Gisf's %cue
sfDnlinirf.

2BaibiHgion, s. 5nnucr. Senator
Sbos. g8. 6uIp, ocr prooioride BrdTlegt
sautug, Nild., pca 'orn. 6. 9ogt, Gsm
Sorfecr ocS epubIlani1cu Gaucu8 Dcr
@eieB9cbnng, mtldjc ihn; mittbeiltc, bnB cr
Ourh ATTENUATION micncr nominirt moroeu
et. ST .dlidte cine Nutwort Suriid, in mI-
d)ersu Die Formulation nit @aHt lauimUt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Gin nornaliser9s oliseid)ef BET eiaea.
Matt1peristdje erSd,pfTett.

Jtslp y 0ff, 3. SannQr. = Glhe Nepes
iGe aus Bortsmoutb, Ba.. meloet: vDrei
Widrner beiticgen seiteru ben 8unpeSonmpfer
p@ananoai9ua" unD ueriu6teu, elne Suantt,
tdt Mstan BON oemielbsn su raubeu. Sin
gerpifirr Wihael Soice uurOe bon tem @ad).
ter erifoiien. Soice mar ein 8iir9er pon
YertSmouth, @a., uno beiaB @runbeiseuG
tbum oaieIbit; er mar friiber ais Yolisei1ei
iensr Stabt aHgeiielli. DIE iibrigeu belosn
gP1tIher eutfnu,pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Ser sSnoiamcrerie0.
H6 % Dtanoau mo iein Gomuau6u in cider
ha{4

Nem y ort, B. SaHuar. Cine Oepez
lde aus Sort Settermcan pom 80. 0eSember
rneloet: ,@eIeral @root's @ommanoe fam
beute bier oil uno mlro ioIOrt aufgel0i't mers
ben; 20 @rorp Sneianer inter Mtaicr Hau.
bali iG)lohen fid) Der Expedition ain gSeib.
n1dtS Ibenb bel SeGe.Dour6e oil, nud6em
iie 81 3agemGridc IaIt o9ue 0ebensmittel BON
Der 9rom-I -Igeutur 3uriidgele9t batten. sic
erbeuteten auf oem 2Sege 10 Yferoe, uelte
BON ben Dor SurSem gei6lagenen Gbeaennes
I'M Stlde 9elaIieu lporoen maren, Yin gSeihz
nadtsaben0 langte Der &unoid]aiter gouis
3tidarb, melher BON 9leno mad Den aqentu.
rem geid]idt poroen mar, I'M 8ertGrfunqen
81 bolen, pieoer i'm Eager on, na96em er
anger oen perbilnoeten Snoianern, peld)e er
IntermegS Gutraf, iber 200 Sn0ianer Gret.
nillt9e aus Der v9feo @louosH uHo ,,Spottco
&all- "a9entur Spr!iGgei9idt bate. General
9root ld5i6te bic n@ron8" oil bemielben
Gage ant thTe a9en.uren 5uriid. 9a5 28etter
pdbreno oes WarlGeS mar lebr unaiinili9;
am Wetbnahtsmorgen 9efror oaS Guedflbcr,
uno mon ifdbte bic Gemperatur unterifieo
lid auf 2 - 10 @rao uuter 9u4. General
@root beglebt ii9 5usrf nad) @1epenne, Inn
eiuem Srie9sgerIdtc betSuwobneu, uuo To-
oann naG Der yHeo=9 =9louo." "a1enlur. Sic
5me, Sunrid)after, lpeitle abaelanOt muroen,
UNI r@raSps9orle" ant5uipiren, iino Surld
getebrt uno ber,d)teu, onB ole 8anOe ieues
9duptliugS iif Oen Bad Lands' 81 in Der
6ihtuug Der Quellen oeS <tie NtilIouri
berpegt. @euefn GroOf 1T Der anfd)t, oaB
bic felnelihtn SnOiaHcr ii6 jeet i'll tleiuen
Sflaasn seriplIttern lueroen, ano oae man
oenielben tletuerc abtbeilHnQlu &ruppcn nacy=
ieEoen funn. -aSala4d1elnli9 nirb Ill weni9en
3a9en cine neae @rpecition orgGniIrt ucr.
oen. General Dtc8erS,e aett nit oem 4.
@apalleric- Je9iment naG Camp G0biui0n
Ill Heo.&loNO,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04

Die Bill iiber 6iriruns bes @etaites Der
Snnoesraridaae uno beren @ebilieu pur0e
Johann beratbe,I, aber nidt erleoiqt.
Der Sprcdler ernannte Sorn. Nic 0iq bon
Soma, nm Die Steue oes 6rn. Wonroe BON
Sbio einsunebmen in oem @onlitc, Die !3Gb'
lung oes @leftoralootumS betreifcno. 3a8
Oau8 pertQqte Iidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Ser SdjtteeitMrut, ,

SObnSt Ya., ). Sanuar. = Ser
Dgbene5er" @3weig Der yBcnnigl5anier Sabn"
1T berart burd] S1nee periperrt, oaB e8 Die
Nrbeit BON buroert WtanEern auf cine 2So6e
erforbern iuiro, nui bic Vabn pteOer bemSers
febre 81 er0ffneu.
Die Yoftia6eu un6 bic gaiiagiere stpii5en
Gbensburg nnb @rsiiont Ya., werben Our1
SdlIitten hefnrhert
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@nifraMber b nerfiaffct.

u no. y o IT, 3. Son. Orei ebenlali0e
Gngeftellte uons Oobo'S@rpreB Comp" mur,
ben bcuie auf be auflase bin uerbaftet, Yof=
idde ,altf Dem gSe9e 5lriid)su ten Stabten
gfelps2lorf, Srooflpn NIB SerleD. Gitp agiae
ihnitten uao beraubt gu haben. Sic Yerbaf.
tsteu wureen benSuuoes- Auteriidten Nebufs
BrOSeiirung sur Serfiisuug gciiellt. Safte
befeble 9e9en aneere BIamten Der ,grpreB.
Somp." ftno ansgefielt pofben. 9ie Bot.
ants .autoritdten meigern iih, Nusfanst iiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Gtt0e oes saatsftam1eS Der 9ufc,tps
ttntttbrer a,tf 0rr p@ramo Srt,,,f=
9Snfaft ~

gtontreal, 3. Sanuar.- Der gussono
anf Der oGrnno Ernnt Sahn" Ut besapet.
ineem bic AusiteLeneeH bic 8an;.-.i,,,,,osn an
naanlsns ipsldos &c s.s 9ahn.@eieliidaft boz M
uul"g-.s.n anbot. glie eofomotipliihrer ba.
pen tbre arbeit lpieeer anfgeuommcn, mo bic
:5nee fpefosH Eelite loisSGr reaelmaEis bef0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-04
Baltimore, Mb, 9ouneraag, ben 4. Sanuor 1871

Sn Iibtabnfa, Ohio, berridt 9roBe
Snoignotirn segen einen angeftellten Der
Babn, pelter auSoriidlib befoblen baben
iou, oaB man fsin g8aifer anf ben brennenbeu
0ahn,ng it,iitten lollte. @tau nimmt au,
baB Oemsuiolse cine Dieuge Meniden, ole
anoernfallS oicllsift bGtteu 9erettst meroer
fOnnen, ben SOB fano.
SnSrantr ei d be9iugen i'm lestenS Sabre
56i7 Yeiioucn Selbiimoro.
Sn u Qltoond, Bsnnl., murhcu aiil lebs
ten Sonntase iiber bunotrt srbfiter ber Gis
ieubabns g8erfItGtteu nerbaitet, ipeIl iie ben
Sabbatb gebro6en batten.
Sr 1auie oes lebteu SabreS lieien i'm
q em Dorfer 9afen 5731 6ablSeuge
cin. Dauon warcn 33S oeutid)e, 1776 eng,
liide, l55 0ifrsid)iid,e, 20 fran,0iiid)e, IS
id]pebiidle, Sd boGdnolldle, ruiiiif]c, gries
belief iidl auf 979.
Gud) Der @iuniiipal Geieb9ebun9 uol
YbtIabelpbta lie9t iett elm Gntwur'
Dor, tpeld)er Nerfdufcrn gefalldjter @sildI eiuc
CITRATE bon $50 bis 800 auferlegt. Die
yitld) lou ierner delnllher Yriiiung Inter.
morfen werben unb je5cr Mil1mann gebal'
ten iein, ieinen Namen oentlic1 am 0iildppas
gen an;ubriu9en.
Die yW.zY. StsStg." be,tiGnct oen 8lau
Der @ebriioer Straf6id), i'll 9t 10 3 + Ell.
groBes Spernbaus Su errld)ten, nOrlaufi3 nod
als ein 4uftibIob.
Sn Cincinnati beaing Der beutid)e
Sbueiocr So,epb Sid, eiu alter Srunfenbolb,
Selbtmoro.
Sn U cw 3 orf begingen i'll lestenSabrt
152 Berionen Selbltmorb.
Sie @ciessebuns bon . 10 ueriammelte
ftd) oorgeiiern in Columbus. Die Soti6ait
Oes @oruerueurs 9ages besiebt iif) nur aui
bic inneren 9ln9eleseubeiten bts Staa.
teS.
Ser o@pangeltii" 81 oObD bat einer auf.
ruT On alle SOnntagsi1ulen oes 9anoss Der
Offentltdt. IL 's'elhem er Die SGiiler onffor'
bert, ain Sonntag, 0en IA. Sannar, eine Sol
lefte flir Die @ralebnng ber Slnoer bes 9rn
SltB 5li erbeben.
Inter cen llm9efommeneu nno Seruunbe:
ten Der 8 enbabnz& itropbe bej
Iibtabula, Sbo, befiuoeu f4 u bic Is
Saltid)e. gIls tOot meroen genannt: s.
griinner, @ratiot, 8isc., gS. @lemenft
geaeoue, Stto; SEQ. Sepler, aiptabula.
Sbio; Sri. Wtinnie Mirsr, Buffalo; Siaal
nno Siroie @ieper, @lepelanb, Ohio.
Sr. S. Seller, SefretGr oes SermaltnngS
ratbeS ces nytationalen Deutid Imerttani'
i1efl Seminar>SereinS," bat au1 l. Sanuar
etnen d)mungD ollen aufruf al
Die SraIen in &lepelanb, meld,e itd) porge.
nomn,eH bobei, oaS Senlnar su fSIoern
erlaGen. 9urt lold,e Nufrufe miro man
jeoob ntf)t roeiter fommen. Der Serein
loate einen uertrauensmiirbigen Wanu on.
itellen, um fir oa5 I1nternebuten in alien
iCSfHAtpf Ap6 NnuNp8 fof1
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@in aoDlenbersiperf to. sylamu,cn


YottSotlle, Ya., 3. Sannar. - g8db
reno ocs Sranoe8 III ben 2DtcnS' Salicu.&obs
len9rubsn erftidten so Dtauielci; 500 2lrbciter
geratben auf mehreye gSodleu anger SeiGdf
tlgnng.
Yottsuil1c, sd, 3. Sanuar. - 9lnl
Jtad)nlittag oes lebtcn DtONa5S cntoedtc
mun, baB III BEN Bumpend)ahN; wcld)er uon
oem untereu Stoacn na1 oemStplsn yir.6 III
ben gnfenS' gaaep, SObengruben fibrt, 6euer
iuar, meid)es iid) lhnel duf ben StOeen 9tr.
ausbebnte. Der Brand oronq in Dem Yum=
fcnidlad]te uaf Obel Dor uno ergriff ben
SauptpaHersStollen, welder 250 Glcn iiber
ben unteren Stolleu 1ib befiupct. I'M lIbr
beute 9tahmittag tpar ba8 Seuer bis oil ole
Miin6nng oeS Bnnlpeu Sdadte5 $50 8nB
iiber ben untercn Stoaen porgeorlugeu mo
ergriff ba8 oaielblt befiublidle Dtadlnenges
bGubs, iueldJes lnneriaib Sneier Stuuben me.
oerbrunnte. Sa8 8euer 9riff 10 ifueI nm
iia, OaB alle gJiAuerlude IubioS waren
uno bnB Die III Der @rubc beIinbltd]en Oiaulz
elel uid)t Su retten mareu. Die aohlen9ruben
lparen Gigentbum Der ,2Dfen8' Satep.So." !"
uno itanoen inter Der Sontr0le Der ~ eBennlpls
panier 8ahn." Die llriad)e oeS BranDcs mtrb
mdbridetniid) ME ernlutelt 10 rben. Wan
slaubt, oab i0mlntlifje arbeiter iid) ohne
Wtiibe retteten.
(Spdter.) Cine 0epei6e aus 9Dfens, @a..
melOet, baB Der bem brennenoen gergmerfe
ntifl0menoe 0taudJ thinner oif]ter miro, nno
oab bic Sdddte uub STOLEN itellenipeiie ein.
ltiirseu. 53mei 9lrbetter, lpeld)e oas SerQmerf
Sulest perlieBen, 6eridten, OaB nlebrere Wauls
eiel nod an 2eben iinO, oaB jsoOd feiue
Dtenldlen mebr in oemiel5en ipareu. Der
Serluit fam Se9cnlparti9 nod nidt ange9es
ben perben.
Gin 2sadl IN Die bpeuncnoen 8rnben geteitet.
3pfens, 3D., 3. Sanulr. - Der Srano
in benz &oblenbergwerfe witbet wetter uuO
fam iebt nur bur6 lleberi6memmen Der
@ruben iiberiudltigt peroen. Bear.@reet iit
ab9eleitet porbeu uno ergisBt iebt feline Sc
maiier in Die Stollen unb S4ddte. Cine ans
3abl gergleute oruns beute Wforgen bon
Der Stgbid- Soblengrube aus cine Strcde bon
3 Meigen ben ySio Hepel" seuunnten Stousn
entlans Dor. Die Mauleiel in oeu inneren
Stdllen paren nod ON 2eben; bic duBeren
Stdlle fonnten jeOod nift erreid)t werpen.
lln9sfGhr 800 8erionen seratben our9 ben
Srano anbsr Seiddftigung, unb Der ange'
ri9tete S9aben fann in nif1t fiirssrer 3e,t,
als einem Sabre ausgebsfert perbcn.
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G6i&aatnsxMe

gtem 9orf, 3. Sannar.-Ser 0ampIer
pSlpmpia," rpel6er geiiern aus oem Nittel<
reere bier anlan9te, traf unterwe95 oas gSrad
Der grisg vgli,a" ans Sribgebampton, g.
g., nno nabm Die Wannidaft on goro,
weld,e our4 Ntausel an Eriufpaher BEN
Snne uahe mar
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Scrn,tid)te 9epeiG1cit ats 9ic.p=
Nprf.

Nem Dorf, 5. Souunr. -,W Gciua aui
ben ytaflGB oe8 Dcrforbcnen VI. 8. Stemort
baben ild) ueueGrben genei6et. 0te4niYud)
erbebcnocu pobneu III ,Srtano ma babenaiFt.
oaoitS beriibergelbfI, IN meldcn iie bebaup.
tcu, 9ei1miltcrfiuoer ocS GrblniierS III icin
Die DOtumente befinOep lD III pduOeH clnes
anpal.S un0 iiao n0S uidt i'm @1id)lc ME
oer8Gle9t iuoroeu.
: GbS. 0rlscod, eiit &rbeitcr, psld)cr ba .
nit bed)aitlgt ioGr, ben Sd)uee uon rCin sc.
letle bern Bennipluanier Babn" mScrlen Gjtn
sn ldltbern, Uurbe bcnte BON elmer yofomotiuc
ilberfabren mo icin &opi 10 uoahduoig pom
Hnmpte getrennt, saB ole beioeu N0Gpertbelle
ant ocn eut9eGcngeicbten Seiten bes @eIeiicS
ll9en.
- Ser Galt 8iper maro heufc Ntorocn
3pet Stunben lang ourt sis 9eiperrt, nnO
Sauienoe uOu,6eri0nen aus Srooflnu iuuroen
oaonr1 oerbinoert, ibrc @eid)dftSlofale reft-
Settlg Su erreid)en.
- Sob er0fiuete Su 1O7.
- Ser 2ampfcr .@ppernieuS" il. BON Nio
be Sanelro eln9eirOiien.
= @pb 9ornt Der befannte ,,gteger Din.
iirel," itarb beute III oieer Staot.
n Die 3oa Giunabmen betru9cu beute
$jSe 900.
y Der llnteri4asulciiier jubltc beutc fiir
Sntereiieu $545, 600 ulO iiir einae;oacnc
SbligatJouen Si95 900.
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slress ZEE eslsAs.s ssmsaamte
BON Baltimore,
Rr. 10. Gputh etrake.

n. 10, Gsntb etrabe
e..s.DiIItses 9etsmatertat....e ..e ote
lbir toben cine pors7 ae auaIitdt Don eoies porz
rdtba, peide mir eets 4ntIltum aIs ein empfeblens=
pertbes Seismaterai iar bduSlie uno anSere 3tuede
bUeriren ianst tebt 5euer nno 1T ire pon nrenisz
feiten. so
8efelupgen iper6en IN a,s1nnopee ODER in Der
UesstsI 21b pon seasse n,eu.
Ids $3.50 pro Wasenaouns, in trseno enem
gtaottbele utselieiert. q.
lSit23-fl SameS 9. SmautpsoS, Sefr.
eott felt % Sabren ats bas sr6Ste Ytutreinisunss=
Wtttt ber @esenmart betanut, miro nur in Nr.
177h, Hasettes, Ncrpweits@de oer &ataw:
Gtrake, su6ereite uno III 6e alen apotbetern 5u ba7
ben. [gus26, 12Dftefl
patsu1e tperoem fiir 0ritmoer eruirft.
Grit nod grlansuns oes gatentS iperbsn Gebabrsn
berednet. o. y. s B. Z. Sotparo.
I <9fr. 18, SeconbfraBe, Der goit sesenaber.
dJetr2, ,12aRte 3meis= Sdreau in geaibinson, .. 9.
s9- Nan befebe ben
,,9oro Yaitimpres"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe mansinen anoeren fault be
y. <. 9,e4pob.
(Septos, ,toUitegl 9ir. 1B, 9ermaniir.
4. @utenpt,
@elOs nnO Gilber, r,@lsetrosElattirer.
utreu une SHmeIeH eHneuspera0ioet
un0 Sptatttrt.
ssr. 81, Sasros s0anisraile, Baltimore.
@us.2,tS
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Scr 3elSntnrff

gtem DOrf, 3. Sanuar.-@elo leid)t
Su As. 8ehiel rubig gu 4.844. Sob i6loB
beute i'll 1919. BunOeS Sbliqationen
d]loiien itetig; 81er COUPONS l13s; 65er
1884; neue 1l04; Ser 1l3t; 6Ser 115;
ueue Sinfcr l11B I0.40er Coupons
l1S3. attlen lebbaft unO fet; ". ~.
Sentral 1903; @rle %; 9ute Sbore 5G{;
5as. Central 63; BttSburg 89a; DtOrthl
Beitern SGT; Brlor.57b; 0fod-SslanSj1O0s
llnterifubamts Bilan,: @OlO SG4 $780,
III; @onrant Sal ,034 ,351.
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gfaNec.

pam 10 II. Sul., 3. Sanuar. - Die
Ssllgros'S SpaicrclbauOInng oss inru. u. gger-
ION mnree 0eitcrnAbenO tbeitm:,le ourd)6eler
Serit0rt. Saluit $4,000.
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Ser tintcrgane 0eS 90mpscrs
fft1,ific "a

Ven Is en-, 8la., 8. Sanuar. = Sin
Srot. meldeS gtadlfori9ungeu uad, ben per-
in'Bten Baiagisren oes Oan!pfers ,,@miiis@
angeitcllt bat, 1T ;uriid9cfcbrt. i3pet gltits
gllber 0es Wiannldalt ipur0en III Der stdlc
bon SaaSRor'aer i'm sSaiier spateRb aufge.
funsa Rss nerlslbsa mar IN 1olSe ser
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Gine 9Snbnitnniac ermurSct iDrett
G5atfett.


Gtnclrnntt, 3. <5Gnuar. - s.. Greiqb.
ton, Gin Biirger uou 8lOom Topaibip in
SairftelosSountp, purOs geiteru 9ad)mittag
bon lelner mahniunigen Satin ermoreet.
Sie feuertc Susi SaiiTe uut TIN ob lub baGt>
oaranf ieinen Gopf mt eiHcr art nb. Sas
GbepaGr mar uter Sabre Uerberatbet.
@ermiidIte telegreHDiId)c Sepci6jem.
- @entrGImaIOr YOpe reii1e genern in
8egIeitung ScneraiS Sefierion 6. Dauts,
Maicr8 Spain rno Waiors Dunn pom yea
oenpcrtb, SS., nad @bepenne ab, I'M benz
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Saaesneuiafeitem.

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16
rHE sIxTH DAY

The legislature has been ballotiug six
days for United States senator. The
last ballot taken yesterday stood: Bailey,
A; Bate, SO; Maynard, Is. The united
vote of Bailey and Bate is so, which rs
one vote more than the Democratic
strength of both houses. Mr.. Lowe is
the only Shelby member voting Tor Bate,
If the votes Of Peters. coleman, Doug
lass, Nelson end Collie&were transferred
from Bailey to Bate the vote would
stand: Bailey, 80; Bate, Al. We still
believe, from the various expressions OF
the people, that Bate is the choice of a
large majority of the Democrats of Shell
by county. We hope, however, at all
events, that the question will be decided
today. This senatorial question has al
ready cost the people several thousand
dollars, and everybody knows that
as good a choice could have been made
the second day as the seventh. Mean
while no other business of any conse
quenee has been accomplished. Those
who had bills and resolutions prepared
in advance have had an opportunity to
introduce them; but what does that
amount to2 The journals will show that
not one bill in ten ever becomes law as
introduced. The committees are over
worked, or at least would be if they ex-
all these bills, and single out
only a few Of the best, aud after amend.
ing, recommend then for passage. Time
is precious, and the soouerthis senatorial
is over aad the crowd Of specta-
tors dismissed the better, hat the real
work Of the session may begin. TIE
chances seem to be 10 favor Of Bailey.
lie only lacked six votes yesterday Of
enough to elect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16
-nrunkennsss In ENGLAND

Very earnest efforts are being
made in England to abate the
drunkenness SO dreadfully preva-
lent by the establishment of com.
Portable eating houses, where intox-
icating drink is served only at
meals. DIR. Hawels, an eminent
clergyman, points out hat the dis
comfort and bad food Of the dining
rooms drive people to the gin shops.
While the former are dingy and
dreary, the latter are just the re-
verse, so the young workmen gulp
down their unpalatable food and
then go for the glass which inebri-
atos. Mr.. Rathbone, the philan-
thropic member for Liverpool,
stated recently at a meeting in that
city during the previous week, the
British workman public house com
pany had sold 1888 gallons Of tea,
cocoa and coffee, in rs, 900 portions,
and the takings were $1l2, GIG.
The object Of the company ia to
give all the comforts Of the public
houses without its temptations. In
proof Of the gains Of public houses,
he mentioned that $4,000 was
offered for The lease and good will
Of one opposite the Liverpool sail
ors' home.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16
suet Butter.

The Springfield Mass Republi-
can has the following information /:
It is undeniable that q very consid-
cradle amount of suet butter is
being sold in this city, generally
with the full knowledge of the
buyer. The alms-house is supplied
with it, as is the State work-house
at Tewskbury and similar institu-
tons all over New England. The
price at wholesale ranges from six
teen to twenty cents, and it gener-
ally retails for twenty-five cents.
Many people say it is better than
poor tub-butter, and it probably is
preferable to genuine "frow." 1t
comes in nicely nodded pound and
half-pound cakes, wrapped in thin
cloth, after the fashion of the gilt
edged article, but here the resem-
blance ends, for the taste and smell
are suggestive of a tallow candle.
Most Of that consumed here is
made at Cambridge, though some
comes from New Haven. The
Cambridge makers say their butter
is knowingly used for cooking pur-
poses by many of the most fashion,
able people in Boston, while the
New Haven man claims that a
Yale professor uses it on his table
in preference to genuine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16

Of III What a fine wave Of wealth is roll
ing into their lap. On an average the
farmers of every county Of Ohio receive
over one hundred thousand dollars cash
annually for their surplus wool and NUT
ton. For a sheep is both food and cloth.
ing. / wish some Of the advocates OF
dog culture had to live and elothe them
selves upon dog products for a few weeks.
They would soon be willing to exchange
for wool aud mutton.
The sheep is an emblem Of civilization.
Wherever you find them in greatest
numbers you find wealth and prosperity.
This is T the world over. A sheep is
a producer in two senses; he produces
both food and clothing, and alec enrlches
the land be occupies. A dog IS worth
less; he is a consumer, and produces
nothing, and is q tax upon industry.
What be consumes will tatten q pig, and
a pig supports life.
Now if Tennessee would produce only
ten per cent of the wool and mutton
that Ohio produces, the reyiviug effects
would be instantly apparent. But before.
that can be done the dogs must be in part
got rid OF. Nobody should object to pay
ing one dollar tax upon q good dog, IN
order to rid the State of the tens OF
thousands of worthless, sheep-Ge stroying
ours, which are a blight upon industry, a
hindranee to immigration, and q tax
upon labor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16
The DOG LAW.

1t is said that over thirty bills have
been introduced in the present legisla,
ture to repeal The dog law, as it is called,
though the law is entitled, An Act to
Encourage Wool Growing" The elamor
against this law is a very poor compli-
nent 10 our civilization. While it might
be we'll enough to exempt one dog to
each family, the law is really a good one,
which, in the short time it has been in
operation, has produced good results.
Farmers have been encouraged to import
better breeds OF sheep ard to give more
attention to the profitable business Of
wooLgrowing than ever before. If dog
is really OF mach value or comfort to the
owner, be can afford to pay a dollar a
year for the inestimable privilege Of the
dogs company. The muttered curses
alainst the law is an admission that the
dog is not worth a dollar a year, or
that the owner is too penurious to pay
it. We quote here from DR.. Red6eld, Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, who is good
authority on this subject, ii not on poll.
tics. de says:
From statistics gathered since the dog
law passed, and taking the population Of
ahe two States as a basis of comparison
we Emo that there are nine dogs in Tennes
zee 10 ono in ohiol 10 Ohio, there is bui
one dog to every twenty seven peoples nC
as for sheen. the,e are forty.six sheep il
that state 10 one dog The Ohio farmers
annually receive over tRS.l1e miiilops o
dollars for their wool and muttvSp' lnlai