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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Ser OrieWtaljf0e &Eteo.

lnneen stuiideu Serbief uito Der @forte. =
@bberntuu8 oes oeatidlen 0eianOten aus
aonitantinppel.
NonoOu,9 Sanncr. - Sine 9epeide
aus Berlin meloet, oaB Die ruiitid)e 8egies
ring in 6riihjabre etne HeuG AnIeihe -, n.
hsben beabtdtIat, eincrlei, oh erica ans
brttt, Ooer utat. 81" ysotioTal,e1tunal
thellt nit, bae So1bieu oirette SrletenS
"'''IEp"- IE.pr-uOluu9sH mir Der YtOrte auf Der SGFi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Die Vcrlcttnt0nn9sflaQe sesen Die
Gt8ettbiimer 0eS st. 2OuiSer
Getftnrrnf "a

St, &0utS, II. Sauuar. - Ser bon
Gbrm. Stuart 8oblnOu aus Qouisutce oe.
gen Ntcaee, 6tibbud unN Qouie, @tgeutbii.
mer oeS alt@n 81. EOutier Democrat" EN-
gelelte'a STieumOun9sprOSeB wurNe beute
Ueenoet. Die Gn9etl0gteu ueraanben fitb baz
iur cine GntidaOi9uu9Siumme BON $50 900
uno ole Soften gu trageu. Sld9er uerlanqte
urieriinalf $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Nlifenbabnailnfall tn @entfdn.

6tuc' nGatt, O., IL. Sauuar. - Sin
Baiioolsr,uo Der s'riHGteHs Big Soubn'er
8abu" LEI gsitern IN Der Mssahc rer Citation
Star, &p., aus oem @elsiie. Dem QOfUmoz
tipiiihrcr Sobn Ntains murOen betoe Beiue
aermalmt, 10 reB psreu ampututiOn nOtkwsu'
Big purbs. Yter Pafa9'ere erbisIten leiAte
SerlesIngen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
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NduSerbfIf's Seffn ttte,tt

u no y OFT, II. San. - %. Wm. 5.
Sanoerbilt erfldrt, OuB Oa5 Geitament ieine8
SaterS, 10 nett er wiiie, alle 8ethelligte gu.
trleoen itelle. Sine Bauiteue fir rie Grrtb=
! tuug zines 2lipls iltr i'm 0ieuite pertriippelte
&titnbabn Augeiteute wiro nddten8 an9e-
tauft unO bic grrtd)Mng oes @ebduSe8 10
b0lo, als m0alldl, tegonnen mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Die GissGOUtp00ttie7n am sS1iSsntt

u II 0 Il I N.zgl.r =. JaRuar. -Oer
Iusitan0 Der Nrbe!!er Der @i8. @ompaguie'n
nimmt te6eutltAe 9imenFOueu an. Sine
sInbert gtaun itarfe bemaIiuete S6aar Der
Ausitebenoen bat Die 4rbeiter aus allen Giss
40uiern in Der Hdbe Certrtebeu uno Orobt,
ole 4esteren 3rl 3erIt0rsn, i'm Sale Die gtrbeit
fort9eiest miro. gtau befiiratet ernfltde
Hubeit0rungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Sin a68cfeiutter SG&Uimoler tn
S1ibtn9tOt. - Ser1elbe IoIt
iekt TT Baltimore DOertrer.

W t. II ct 0 il, IL. 8eSember. - Sin
ab9efeImter Sn0ufrieritter eridieu mGbrenO
Der lebten g8ode i'm S6aBamte uno in meb.
reren bleitgen 8anfen, NIB eS gelong ibm,
bel elmer ODER Swel 9eleqenbeiten eiuen 8e,
tra9 gtoten nit pabrerSaIf aIfeuipielerfertiQteit
ben Seamten, nit melden er 9eidGite Ill
baben Uorgab, buditablt6 aus ben 6anoCn
81 teblen. Sein Blan mar, eine 9roBe gtote
gegen fetnere uullue9ieln gu laiien uno ioe
oann Die &ufuerfiamtett be5 8anfboamten
aut etnen an0eren @egentano 3u lenten.
2SabrenO oerielbe ieiHen 8lif Gou ben in
ieinen 66nsen btfin0lifen gtoten abmcnOete,
5o9 Inn Der Sauner tli9idneQ cine gtote aus
Der 6anO, Obne oaB Der 8eamte e5 bCncrfte.
Ntantmal oerldn9te er audi eine anoere Rote
tltr etue oerjent9eu, peld)e Inn auf oeu3ab(,
tliG gelegt mnrOen (unter Der angabe, oaB
etue abgeuuBtre giOte ieiuem 3mcde oiens
lider ieI, uuo pGbreuo Der @lert in Dem
Badete nad Der Oerlangten gtOte IudJte ltcfte
Der SdJminOlCr idneQ etue ODER uebrere Der
auf Dem 3abltiid)e liegenoeu Noteu in Die
Iai9e uno bemertte Johann, er bate It6 an.
OerS belOnueH unO luOlle uidJt meiter bei6mers
lid falen. ga10em er ben 8enaq, meltbeu
CT jumgSefleln anbOt, SHriidempfQnQen bate,
uerlieB er OanH oaS SanftGtQl. UtQn mei8,
OaB Der @auuer III iuenigftenS elmer bteiigen
SQnt eriotgreid] gemeieu 1T, uno oas S6QB-
amtS0epartement iol bena6rid)tigt morosn
ieiH, oaB Oerielbc ge9enwdrtIg in Baltimore
0perlrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
SytnGtperSltf Ocr Ocrnrtbctltcu
4S n1(it= QH a 0tefrra "a

8Ott8Oille, Ya., IL. San. - &Orbe.
re!tungeH itr Die 6luht Der yWoQg~ ~Dtas
gulrea" tm bteitqen @etingniiie iinO jocbeu
ent0eft uuo Ocrcttelt morteu. SameS Boule
unO 6ugb Mc@ebnn, rpelde 8eioc aum GoOe
perurtbeilt iino, batteu btretS ben TuBboocn
nntrr 1hrrn 9rtten hurhhfndnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
HOdl cin Giienba5nsttnfal. - Gtu
gSd9e6tt ftitrst a1tf Sent n;dlt
t,tebr lttgeiuOBnli6e1 @eee aus
ettter SO1e bon As sui, Gtti ole
GtS0eGe clues SSluS1eS.

Gttdmouo, 3d., II. Sanuar. - Gin
BaRagrerwaggOn Der y@bciapeafe Ohio.
Sabn" Lief beute in Der gldbe oe8 @rteu.
Srtar- 6;riieS in 8eitoir9iulen ans Dem Sc
Ietie nno puroe aus elmer 60he BON 45 Nuf
auI Die GtSOsde 0eS Slufes biuab9ei9leu6ert
9as &ls mar 9ladIi9erlueiie ebr tart, mi
Der g8agaori crradl Hi4t burd. Sleben Bai
iagiere nurOeu perleet, itaof 9tiemauO foot
lid. Stau 6a4 aHs gBhite, Sulpbnr- Springs
erlitt eiueu 8eiubrulJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
SeIbIttttOr0sUerfttd1 etttcS Oer1tr=
theitteft W0rDers.

2Yoo0itO d, Yt., IL. Sanuar. - Seurn
9raolln, meldler Dor Sturgeon pe8 MorOeS I'M
eriten grace iibertitbrt WurOe, oeriudte beute
i'm Geidngntiie, iid Die Seble nit etner @la8z
iderbe 81 Ourd]ldHetOen. IS eriitirt 9luSFGt
nuf irinP AfPttmnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Die 3ttiammenfllnft 5tuiI1cn SaDes
1tttO gSltecler.

VEW . OTfl II. san, - glne 0ep9idle
aus Columbus, g., mclOet: y6r. gGbeelcr
ertldrte 9citern abeno, oaB iein SeiuI bel
9ouperneur 9agcS BON teiuer beionOeren 8e.
NeHtHng Jet. 9ericlbe babe einfaf 0le &rz
neueruug elmer altenNreunoihaft ,um 3nede. &"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
i 3mttQe YNeItcrtt.

gtem 3 Yort IL. Sauuaf. Die befannte
Sdauipielerin 2uciGe gSeitern Itarb belte
Abeno III oem D8tcmepOnt'0Ouie" in 8rOpf.
Inn all Der GunscnentSitn0ung I'M 81. QebCn8z
labre. Sie trat nod i'm 2aufe oieicr gBodle
I'm ogfew Parf &beater" in 8rooflpn ulS
uNancp SgIeS" III Oem S4auiplele ySliUer
&mliI" auf, Cbglel9 iie itd] 6on ieit ldnaerer
3elt bel geidmG9ter 9cIun6bcit befauO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Sas 8ebetutttiSOOae 8erId1tpiuSe,t
oes 1rtt. Sant. 9. Sltroett aus
gS1ibtn9tOn. SnrSctt ange6lid,

ct. &Ouis, II. San. - Giner Spe,ialz
9epel9e aus Seoalia, RO., 3ufolge mur6c
pr. gam. @. SurOett, ebenali9cr @oms
mliidr oeS Generals l.2uHOamteS 3u BaibinQ=
ton, pel1er Dor mebreren Otonatcn aHf
gebeimniB0oae gSetie Ueri9mauo, uor Sur
sem III Gan 9lutOnio, 8er., DON eiuem
6errn, pelher i'm genau fennt, qeieben uno
geIprofen. SurOett CrpGbnte Die llrIade
ietne8 Seri4wiroenS ui9t, bat absr Ietnen
6reunO, gtiAtS itber ieiHen glufeutbQltsOrt
uerlauten gu laieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Sfc crt,ortete ritiiifd,c aIn4tc

rnifiae @eiuuOte unO ser ruiiife QOmiral
@ramn, Der 8efeblSbaber Der ertoutteten
SlOtte, langten beute &beuo bier on. Die
Elotte 1T nod mint aroefommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Scr tttater9ane oes SpfrS. ,, ,0tpstt.
8OmcrU - I6bere Gtnseltts
beitett iiber oett 3ttiamMenitoS.
Sic SlflQ0bctl eiNer Sot1ifiiafe.

. It Il, 8. >SQnllar. - @llent Serid)te
OeS @apitGn5 UtattbepS bon Dem Oampfer
t,Ssmlnole" mad erelgnete ild) Der 3uiam.
menitoB nit oem Oampfer ,Wont9omerp"
mGhrenO eines 0idIten J5cbels trot aQtr anz
gemenOeteu SorildtSmaBregeln. Der Uiatroie
I'm Walttcrbe tert6tete ELL gid. nabe oil benz
gadtor0buae o;S SemlnOle;! oas Sigual
sum Anholten wurpe ioiOrt 9e9ebn uuo oa8
Steuer Rdd) SteuerborO gewenbet. 9leid)
bardnt murne eln grimes &lht 9eraOe nor
Dem Suge oeS - Seminole" geieben. QSenu
6er ,Nontgomerp" ietu Steuer uadl Der
Badu0rOieite anltatt Der Stcuerborbieite oez
rlAtet, Ooer rubig ieIuen SurS perfolQt tGtte,
10 mare Der 3ulamuenitoB ntdt por0efaQen.
Ql8 Die @OlllNnu erfolgte, ipranaen mebrere
Berioneu Don Dem yURontgomerp" quf peu
,,Seminole." Ra6bem beipe 6abrseu0e fid,
wleOer tlenuteu, id1OB Der WOntsomerS" i'm
augenblde in Die Steie binab. Sin Boot
nufOe io9leit ben Der: Seminole" nieoer=
eelaiien, mn etmaige ShDlmmenbe II ret
ten. 9aiielbe fcbrte Suriid, nad)rem e8 brsi
$erionen aus Oen 6iutbeu 9e;ogen bate, uuo
en Boot oeS ueriunfcnen OampferS landte
nil Is Beslouen an bem Seminole" on.
Oas erit1re Boot ftellte barauf lueitere Nad)=
iOridjun0sn aW, obne jebGd meitere Berionen
III eEtOeden, un0 RE I3aapl9Qit cab nadl 3
Stunosu ibre ucrgeblid)en Semiibuugal ali.
IS ielte itd heranS, eaB Der ySeminolea
beoeutenre SeidGOigunqen oapongetraqen
batte, uno 0a man GS fir m0gl6 biclt, 0aB
0tr 9ompie. etcnfalls fnfen mHroe, 10 traf
Der Sapltdu 8OrbeteLIagcu, I'M 10 raid, ais
m69id), Den 6afeH 3u errsiGen. g8 erforberte
iammtlidJ: fhnf 9ampIpumpeu beS 8a9rz
seuqS, I'M Oa5 elnorlnSenOe &oHer III eftt=
| feLreh.
Ser GapaGE oeS yMentgomerp" erflGrt,
baB Die SiRjiere nao WInnidDaft oes ySe.
mluole" fetue Sd)ulS all Gem llnfale triigen,
unO pdB berieIbe leotQlid bir9 etR oifjtcn
gtebel uerLriad]t nuroe. Die Maulif)aii
OeS ,Mont9omerg" belt ben @rItereu irrs
tntm;it iiir einsu SGooner, 9laubte, nod
nit leietlc Gliite Dor lelHem Suge uoriibsr.
IabreH Su f0nper, pns srtOedte tbren SIR,
! tbum :Eit, als eS iu ipdi roaG. Der ..Wont-
qomcrg& ,dut 5 gfHuten nGd Der @caiIien.
Ser :, ,Seminole" II IN 8etrage bon $1,000 bis
$1,000 beitdOist.
Sas @tSsn6abnnnsliiG BET gant(nt;;tS
HutlanG St., 8. Sah.-Bei oem nett,
rigen llngliidafaQe Guf Ger y9tutlauber @i,en.
babn" purOeu iieteu YeriOneu perletr, nam,
lid: pr. gti3oIS uno Sobn aus YubInm
ST., idwer uerlest; @OparO Bern ans Brotf..
letoro', Gt,, Sau!wuuoe; y. u. Brouu ana
@Citfelb, Nlaii., &npdIel uerreutt. gs Itelt
iid beraus, OaB Die 4otomGtiUs, wGbrsub iie
eine itarfe Srlmmung paiiirte, cine 5d1iene
lOsr:B, poourh Der Senoer unO Der 9oiio,
9terwa9gOu entgleii'ten. S. 80. Suofp aus
SOmmsrUiae, Aiaii., unrOe ON &liden Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12

Sort Suron, IIidb., 8. Sauuar. -
Der Qlmpfteiiel in Der Sd9emible beS Srn.
@eorg 0onuer 5u Quittu in Saliuuc- -@ountb
erploOirte beutc. 3pet Sriioer gtanlenS
Sohunn uuO &arl S6ueicer, uno Elm anoerer
Arbciterr 9tamenS 8eat wurnen augcnblifi9
GetDStet. Die llriadle Der GrploitOn it un-
hefarut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12

lett, 6rau S. Sumpion aus 8ofon tpurbe
ihmer perpunoet, unb SRI. Sulie &onaut ans
Brandon erbtelt inners Serleeunaer. Sr
benz 8ag9On befanOen iif ungefdbr OreiBig
Yerionen, bon benen Si.le, tarunter aud
StcezSouperneur $roctor, leitt perIett marz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Gr le6t aod)! - Scr repn0lifanfS6c
Yoitmeiiter ttiitulidD = 1Tno faBt
SeiG)liiiYc, id)iuin9t SaS ,,bIils
ttGe SeemO" Unto id,iutpft atf
Den ntc0crtr6G,tiGcn 0crfltd) Oct
SctnofrGtett, Siloen Dineinsit=
S1blcn. - 80 9eidJebet itl GOn=

cOtO, ~ 49,
CONCORD, gt.,6., 10. San. - Die Sic
puGlif0ner bon Stem, 0lmpibire hiclten beute
ihrCu StaatS.@OnUent uno noulinlrten Gans
pioateu fir be 2SGt i'm atpril. Die 9e.
idldiil crfidreu: yOaB Die SunbesregiPrung
urpfitditct lit, l.oeu Siirger iii Der freisn
Au9ubgng Gller iciuer 9tehte uuo Bripilegieu
81 idIiieen; OaB mir mt alarm NIB Snoig.
uatlon Oen Seriuh Der oemofratiiten Burtci
6tS SGoenS, gebllliGt unO uuteritiibt ron III
rem nDroli1en 6IitgCl, NIT aniebsn, baS
Stinlmre1t Ger Srel9emorreneu burdl Sin.
Id]Idlterung, 9emalttbat uno Oioro su con.
trOlireu. gSr proammen = ole 6iibrung oe5
lteteu gEabltampfss Ourd Die 9emOtaten
be6 SHbenS ais tnbuman, illopal uno ais
gefabrbringcno fir Die ireien Sntitutionen
olcicS Vdnre8, iuoem ite uerludten, 0llrd eth
Seriabrsn. mel9e5 umiere @iuiliiatOn ihGns
oct, Die Contribution iHoireft III nuQfisiren
unb Die 9rOBe Mebrheit Der Stimmen, ndtlc
9egen iie i'll nle1rcrcn Staaten abgeaeben
mur0eu, um5ultiirSen. 2Sir Ueroomuieu fer
uer Die 0altung Der OenlOtratIihGn 6ubrer,
beionoers OerjeugeH i'm ltOrOeu, ieit Der Yra-
iiOcuteuwabl, tnoem fe be(treb. itnO, ourd
ungeieBlld)e IND gemaltiante Nabregeln einell
S0rtbctl Su Iidern, peId)er ibnen llldlt geb0It,
uno burh oleie Wltal ben Samuel S. Sipen
ais BlGhoGnteu Der Ser. Stdateu ybineinil.
3dllcu," Ser 0ieIt Der Sei6liiiie 1T ein Sob.
geilrg 0ui 0tutbgrfOro .. 6apPS unO Den
p9roBen 6iibrcr uno auSae3eitncten Siir9er"
II - Grnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Sele0rapliide 9eNeiflen.
9attpffefel=GrplOftot. = Srei Ser:
Sntsctt ocfGAfct

[Ser6te Der ra1Iocirten YreiIe> tr ben r9eutider
SorreIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Die StHercnleu stuiIdben ScutId,IomO, Gno=
tano tlnp Spanten beitgItdl oerS So0lou:SS aus

g0nbOn, 10. Soruar. - giue 91cuter'.
lde 0epeite aus 0tabriO beridtct: ,0ts in
etner bonn 9. Sanuar Oattrteu 8erliner De-
peid)e an Die ,9ailp gteus" gemelbeteu Gtf.
ferenSen, peIAe 5mtiheu 9eutIdlauo, Gnq.
lanN uno Spanteu beSit9lt6 Oe& Serfebrs nit
ben Sooloo.5uielu bCltehen, iiuo - tuie man
bier behuuptet - oen teiucr oiplomatiIden
SeOcntnn9; nlan gIaubt bier, OaB be SraJen
IN rent9eu Gagen aut 5ufrieOsnft2leuOelSliie
9elEft ieln meroeH. Die in nerielben 8epeide
entbaltene yfatrttlt iiber ben Nbgaug eine8
Oeutihen uno elne3 engIiden 9eGnaber8
nah Den YblrppinCuz SHieln miro bier be-
,r,pifeft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Eie 8Iatttrn in Qnnnnn.

2ouoOu, 10. SGuulr. - S5n Der neroous
genen 8odc ltnben bier ll6 8erionen ar oeu
SIattern gegeH 70 in Der uOtbcrqebenOeu
g8ode. 4m lctttu Sumitage befanScn FGJ
859 BlatterufrOUfe in oeH metrovUlitaniideH
99ipitalern, ge9en 1928 am Gamltage uorbcr.
lInaefGbr 200 APpIIfauten uuroeu mIbreno
Der l8Odle Uegen WaugelS an 9taum p6n Den
GnYIfTirr,1 nhcpr,iaIeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12
Pic seitrtSs GoafereusHsuus.

NUNUU D H. 7. J0NuQt. - Glne Reuter7s
lde 0epete aE8 &ontautinopel meloet:
y@8 oerlantet, oaB BarOn Don g8ertber in
Der beutt9en SltuHg i'm gtumen 0eu,dlano'5
erIlarte, baB feline peiteren 3ugutanoniGe
genlaft peroen piiroen.
Die titrttit)en 0eleguteu bra6ten tcine
neuen SOri4Id8e gum 3wede zines ginuer.
fInonlHeS Dor. Die nddfe Gieung murSe
aut gloEtug feitgeeet. Die allgemelne an,
ttt 1T, OaB Die eurOpdiiden 8e0oQmadttqs
ten tetn llltlmatum eiuretden, iOnoeru cine
3udrtft on Die Bforte ridten, in meld]er
lie bic 4blften Der @roBmd6te Ourlpoen,
Die 3uidriit fir Die leBte ertlaren unO perems
tornh etne AntmOtt bis sur uGdften Situug
tor0ern merOen. gSenn Elm @inperfdnoniB
lcOann tl!r unmO9lia gebalteH UirO, 10 wer=
Den cle SeUollmGfltigten ubreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12

Gtien6aDn=1Gnfaa attf Der ,,Sir9is
tlter WtiSIat,S= Sa1n." a. Stpct
9Sa89ons itirsctt aus ciner
&Obc bon 80 40 SSitS bcrab+-
16 SeriOnctt pertuuttOet, etttc
0eriel6en &pabrid)einlid) t0Sts
Iid)+ Gittc pOtle St1ttt0e utter
Sett SritnGulert 9efan9ett. -
9S1tttScrbarer 9Seiic fcitt SSeitct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12

Coin m "a, 10. SanTG1. - Jn 8eSu0
eIf Die Bahl CON StGatsbeamten wirS oes
Jenncctig curA ben Sum S1ieosri9ter e.
hanRten 3rh. 3. u. gSiltes slHe neWe Inter.
induHa an9sfe4t. &ie 2Sabtbeyitte aus
een psridlteoepRn &ouuiies lperben abernQls
iorGfdlh9 geprift uuo SpiamWeHaeleat, cless
nal ieopdl ouraD GIeria uu0 aHsere 6erreu,
Wtld9 btloe BafteisH pertreten. Der 8eri6l
oes SdltepsriAtsrS pirO erf IN eiulgen 2ueen
overwhelmingly lem; aIs &eiuItut Der 1nterlu.
pirG ieOOt Beute bic @rwGbIRns fOl9euOe>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-01-12

8art8, IL. JuHuar. - $5r. Gan, Ser
6inanjsWtntter, relHte III Der beutigen Git
Suu9 Der 9eputhtentammer Oas 8iinqet fir
1873 ein. @r reduet auf etuen SurpiHS pom
Sc 900, 900 6runteu.
Gmpiaug Der Sniiler oes ait,ertPaniiden SR=
ftitp.7 ourtl OcH VapiI.
| u ON, IL. Sanuur. - Der Baplt empltlg
] h.Tufe bic Stuoeuten osS ameritanliheu Snz
I itl1u.s, peld)e etne Aoreiie uerlaien uno eiue
| Summe in 8etcr5pienulgen uberreibten.
Ser 8upit erpdbnte in ieluer antmOrt Die
rpunScrbareu 6Orti4ritte, mel9e Der Satboliz
alsmus III 9lmerita made,
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These terms are so simple any child may
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oulation, and is taken by the very class Of
persons whose trade they desire.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25
Business is Business.

COLUMBIA, S. O., Oct. 15.-C. @.
Bo"en and Paris Simpkins testified
before The in vestigating committee to-
day. Tho testimony of Nash clinches
the case against all the high priests
OF Radicalism in this State. He fur
nished the missing link in the chain
of evidence. Patterson is gone be-
yond redemption. lie (Nash) is res
lieved of penal responsibilities, but
civil suits against him are still in or
der. Over fifty witnesses will be OK.
amincd this week. Court meets
Monday next.
The preliminary examination Of
Barker and Paris Simkins was COM
menced before Justice j. O. Mar
shall this morning, but, on account of
the absence of material witnesses,
counsel for the State moved @ post,
ponement of the cases until Thursday
next, which was ordered. Both par
ties gave bail in the sum of $4,000
for their appeara ce on that day.
The charge against both parties is
having received bribes to vote for
the passage of the printing bill, which
has been 80 fatal to Maxwell, Smalls
and Nash.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25

MARION, S. O., October 15.-The
trial of the parties charged with the
burning of the town of Darlington on
tue night of the 4th of July last was
concluded on Saturday. 1t occupied
five days of the court, and resulted
in the conviction of all the prisoners.
The investig cation of the case revealed
a conspiracy, which for studied and
careful preparation, diabolical wick
edness and devilish intention, is
without parallel in the history of
crime. 1t was planned and executed
under the supervision of Alfred s..
Smith, a son of Representative Jack
Smith, Whittemore's friend and as
sociate, in whose house he ate and
lodged, and whereRno doubt he sug-
gested the arson. Alfred is quite q
young man, and was for nine years a
student at the Olafin and South
Carolina Universities. He is said to
be an astute fellow.
The jury was composed of black
and white mon, and tho best legal
talent in this section represented the
State and the prisoners. The legal
contest was earnest and able, and the
facts and the law were probed to the
bottom. They are all negroes, and
we're sentenced as follows: Alfred s.
Smith, Capt. Thomas. Isham Jack
con, Samuel K, Smith, hard labor in
the Penitentiary for life; Calvin John.
son, hard labor in the Penitent;ary
for 90 years; Milly Smith, hard labor
in the Penitentiary for 10 years.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25
Heavy on Lawyers.

The Devil came up to the earth one day,
And into O Courthouse wended his way
just as an attorney with very grave face
Was proceeding TO argue the points of case
Now Lawyer his Maj jesty never had seen,
For to his region none never had been,
And he felt very anxious the reason to know,
Why none had been sent to the regions below
Twas the fault Of his agent his Majesty
thought,
That none of the Lawyers have been caught,
And for his own pleasure he felt a desire
To come to the earth and the reason inquire
Well the Lawyer who rose with the vision so
grave,
Made out his opponent consumatc kravc,
And the Devil was greatly amused
To hear the Attorney so greatly abused.
But soon as the speaker came to close,
The counsel opposing then freely arose.
And no heaped such on the head Of the first
That made him q villain of men the worst.
Thus they quarreled, contended and argued
30 long
wrong,
And concluding he'd heard quite enough of
the fuss.
Old Nick turned away and soliloQuised thus.
II oil they have said of each other be true,
The Devil has surely been robbed of his
DUE
But am satisfied now it's all very we'll,
For these Lawyers would ruin the moral
of He'll!
They puzzle the courts with their villainous
cavil,
And am free to confess they have puzzled
the devil,
My angels are right to let Lawyers alone,
If had than they'd sWindle me out Of my
home. II. w. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25

The Burlington Hawkoyo observes
that "Iowa Republicanism is tho
kind to tic to, because it is founded
on living principles." 1t is founded
on bayonets for the South and five
years moro of good stealing. A mas
jority Of the people in this country
wont tie to it worth a cent.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25
The Forty-ftth Congress.

The following is a synopsis of the
message of the President to the spe-
cial session of Congl ess:
The message begins by referring
to the failure of the late Congress to
pass the army appropriation bill,
and states that the army is branch
of the Government, authorized by
the existing statutes, and the ohliga-
tion to maintain it is in tull force,
and thai in the absence of specific
appropriation the Government was
unauthorized to mako tho necessary
expenditures. The absence of this
authority is regarded as fit grounds
for the convention of Congress in ex-
ira session.
The message asks that an appro-
priat;on be made upon the basis of an
army Of $4,000, and that all qucs-
tons OF increase or decrease or mo-
dification of the personnelle or ad-
miration in either branch of the
military service be suspended until
some future time. The message then
states that the amount necessary for
the war department for this purpose,
acc )rding to the estimates, is $32,-
439, 764.
The President then proceeds to
designate his reasons for the various
estimates which accompany it. These
are the library of Congress, for bind.
ing newspaper files, otc., 1922, 300; for
adjusting cases under the Court of
Claims, 81 ,2O6,45 for divers mis-"
cellaneous deficiencies in tae Treas.
ury Department, $273, ,S91; for print.
ing stamps in the Postoffice Departs
ment, 100000; for deficiency of
navy pay, $2,003,86 Cor contingent
expenses Of Uuited States Courts,
$262,535 The message then refers
to the great benefits to accrue to the
industrial aud manufacturing inter
csts of the United States by proper
representation OF this Government of
tho American industries at tho ex-
position at Paris, to be opened May,
1878. 1t alludes to the receipt of
communications from our Diploma
tic representatives at various courts
Of Europe which have expressed q
determination to participate. 1t re-
commends that plan somewhat
similar to that established by Com
grcss for Vienna in 1878 be adopted.
1t refers to tho amount of 100000
as the sum appropriated for that oc-
casion, and closes by alluding to the
invitation sent to this government to
appoint representation TO the In.
ternational Prison Congress, to be
held noxt year at Stockholm, and
states that these measures in the in-
forest OF the prevention of crime arc
regarded as highly satisfactory in
the past, and recommends that q
suitable appropriation may be made
that the invitation may be accepted,
and representatives of the United
States be present at their delibcra-
tions.