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0asis GrplOftOtt. = Bier gserSot,c.t
beOeufItdl NerIpt.4

Brootoencc 6.zS., 30, San. - 0as
2abOratorium Der DSilocr-Sprtuas 8Ieifes
ret," Elm fletneS, pom 9auptgebdEre abgele
genes Sad1etn9e6aHoe, nurOe geitern burfl
etne Gas GrplOi:on- Scmolirt rpel6e ii9
mGbreno zines bemtlden Experiments erClq
nete. SIer 4rbeIttr murbeu beoenfli6 9ers
leet; man bOfft jeOO9, iie idmmtli9 rctter 3u
f0uueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Sin fdt1u0Ltd1cr 0SiftmDr0s9Scrf1t6t .

Gll3abeth. MS, 30. .San-9enytetta
@rinneu, etne Ma9o III 0ieniien oss Srn. s.
&.Dta9te, periuhte 9eitern, Die 9ause 6amille
gu ernroroen, tnoem iis Die Nil6 nit ArIeuif
oarglftete. SIM Yerioutu ertranften, unb
etne oerielben idpebt nod immsr in @efabr,
man boftt ieoctl, iic idmmtlIa 81 retteu. Die
Siftm1IdlPrfu iIt nerhnitPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
g8ieoer elm gfctu=Dorfcr Satfs
Et0ft0ettt aeleitnt.

Jl ny . 7 90. NuIIUuI. = @IN 3OtrT,
meI1er il9 GhruS q. Glarf naunte, beiutte
geitern ben %rdfOenten Der y@uit 9ftper.
8aut" uuO le9te oemieIben eineAu5ablSonp8
Der y@enhal 9acific>8ahn" I'M getrage BON
S21 900 Dor, auf neldc er $12 600 gu torgeu
miinid;tc. Der YrdftpeHt inQte ibm, er iole
Die SonrS CUR 8riifuua 5urGflafeu, unO CAB
Dem 5remrsu e'nitpetlen $3.50. Die Sonbs
lteuten iidl ais 6dIidluEgen beraHa, uno Der
Setriiger ipurbe beute i'm g@rano @sntralz
0otel" perbaftet, no e. auf grpbem 6uBe lebte.
Gr bebonptet, eaB er Die SonOS Dor Orei
9So6en on oer@de BON IHuitraBe uno SroaOs
uap fano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Wlpro itt 9shil0NeIhhfn.

. tlaOeIp bi a, 80. San. - 9eute
abeno, pGbreno Sobu Bpe unD Sobu Seegau
BON Der Arbett 5uriidtebrten, qeristhen iie on
Der @de Der IS. uuO gSbartouitraBe nit 5met
Sstruntenen, Namen8 Sam. @ning mn
Sa8. Seenau, in einen Streit. 8ge sog einen
idlarfen DteiBel aus ielrer Saiae uno Der,
ieete @mtng Oamit einen Stid] IN Hen Sopf
geraoe iiber bem 9ta9c, melfer augenblidli.
den Sob berbelfiibrte. Seenan nuroe eben.
faaS nit Dem 0teiBel uermun0et, ieoo6 nift
qefdhrltdl. Nhe mn &eeaan fino pcrhaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Set 2t1tfrttDr tn Sittus 0tSDtlle, SaSs
EornIf4H0

New= YOrfr 81. S0nuar.-@tne 0epez
ida aus Columbia, S.=@., melOet, OaB in Der
Otontas8>Raft Elm 3uiammcuitNB Spiideu
ben gSetBen uno ytsgeru in Stmmonsoile
befiirdtet murOe. @eitru Abeno mar 4QeS
rubig, obglei9 cine grOBc 2lnSabl Sewaffae.
Ter in BEN S5tIhtd,Pt1 1nrnpipuN mnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Qir pOlitif6rn ll)irren.
Die WlitaIfeoer ocs g6ieSsoeri6,ts


W btn9tc II, %. Sanudr.- -Jtad) ben
heute lt0ttgefunoenPn GrnGhlunqen miGo oaS
Gleftorol- S6tee8gCrttt aus fol9euoeu Dtits
9lleoern beiteben Seuntoren Gomuub8,
Itorton unO 6relingbupien (8ep. unb Sburz
man unb Saparo (Oem.); 9teprGientanteu
Ba1ne, 6Hnton uno abbott (0em) uno
@arfielO unO Soar (01ep }; Sberridter @lif-
torn, Strong, Uttuer uu6 Slelo. Oa8 finite
Dftt9Ileo OeS Suiil3jmel9es lit nod gu er.
mdbIens Die lbrlQeu bsiilbenoen Rldter
oes SberbugOesgtrldte8, 0eren emer ais
Ntlt9IlCo ermdblt merOeu muB, itno Die po.
Smapne, &auto, 8roolep uno 6uut.
Der Suittijpeig oes GIeftoraIz SdjieOsgcrit1ts.
Us btngtO IN, 29. JaHuar.-Ole RIf=
ter 9lInoro, strong, gllller uno 6ielo BON
oem SberbunceSgertfte, Die nadI D,nSeittrn-
mun9en Der @ompromtB- 8ia oils Ytttglteo,r
NeS Sut;35wetgeS Ne8 &leftorals Shle08rta.
teS funglren mer0en, erbelten beute 9fatmlt
tag BON oem Staaleicfretdr cine teqlaubiQte
abidrft Ger Sia. Ste meroen iidl morQen
uerlGClmeln unO Elm fiiuftes 0{lt0lteb erpab~
len. Rt9ter DaOt9 bat erflGrt, oaB er has
Amt unter telHsH Seoiu9ungen anuebmen
werGe.
Sis Sotidlait oes 9raifoenten iiber Die Goats
promtBs9iu.
~ " y l II l U ~ u. SIHuQT.-SeI pIUs
itoent ellldtt in ietuer Soti6ait, IN mclder
er DIE @OmprOulbs Bill gtne6mlat uuO pslte
beute Oem @On8reB iibsrhlft muroe, er
CLAUDE, Die Sla 9ebe Die @epi6belt, ouB oas
Relultat Der 8abl bon oen &nbdRaern oe8
geAia9enen &anoioaten obne QSiOeritauo an.
genommen peroeH miiroe, IuO oaB Der erite
@retutpbeamte isiHen Sie obne 2uiedtunQ
ennebmen fDnne. Der @rdiiceut erudbut in
oCr furjen 8otfaft Der orobennen @cfabr,
melher Oas SanO Ourd Yermitteluna Der &tt
eut9anqen lit.
Die Sitnattpn II; Sao 6aroIina.-Giu g9id,ter
entl0etoet, odb weoee Samptou, nod
SDanoeriatn oer 9eieBIidl erlpabIte @ouF
Stem DOrt, 20. Saguur. giner 0spes
id)e aus @eluwSia suiol9e bat &ldlter @arz
penter pom &relS9ert)te, Dor meldem bic
An9cIegenhelt oeS uOn @bamherlau bsGna.
ot9ten gfe9erihdfiugS Better Gmtb pcrRln,
D It murne, eptldllcPen, OQB weor GbImber.
lllH, noh bampton geieblidb ais @ouuar.
renr elnJelstt TT, uuo ocB @hQmbutaln nur
! . 1an9e nno nl5t Hanger i'm amte bletbI. bis
letI aeiesltdler giahtoIger eiuaeiCbt ut,
Die @ni'deisuns pnb ntht ais iehr midbtiQ
bstrattet, oa ple 4ngeIsgenbeit siHes anOereT
Ste9ers, ytamenS Sames PeltOn, melhe
sbsHtaas bon @bamberIuiu begnaOigt purbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
1or0 in Mcf1zYsrIc0ns-

gtemsS Orleans, 81. Sanuur.-@eoro
Steinfamp mnrOe beute abeuo ourdl eiueii
SduB augenblidlidl get6btet. &bos. 4brotu
tpr.r,+!,er i'm SsrOa6t itebt, ben S9ub abaes
isnsTt 81 DaSsssny 1T Oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Sat6 einc lpaDMitt1tltgc @attitt
tpQIittfftttti0 6etitadit.

u E ~ . Orf, 81, SanuGG. - pills
Sunoesmaridul @eora $. 0olme8 leiOet al
Der Stole, melfe burd gSunNen peruraat
murOe, Die Inn ietne pGbniinnige @dttin
betbradte, uuO man 9laubt, baB er nidlt Su
retten 1T. SOlre8 ptro BON 3cit III 3eit
tobiii6ttg; Der S9mer3 eiHerBuuOcn mafte
ibn mahnftnnta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
GtSenbabttsYiraten. en.-WcrSttd,, cittett
Yafia8ter5tt8 aus Se,t 8elcife stt


g8auerIsp, R.s9., 80. San. - Su Der
9ta9t bonn letten SOnuabeuOe ouf SourtoQ
pnrOe rpenige Weileu Oltlid BON bier Elm Ser
iufI gemadt, einen 3ug Der ,,grie Bubn" aus
Dem @eleiie Su idlleuoeru. Der betreffenbe
3ug mar 9lHdIihermele nm Stusi Stnnoeu
uerip6tet, unD 5ebn Winuten, ebe cr anfam,
entoedte Elm 8abnmGfter, OaB ba8 @eleiie
an elmer 4 Weilsn BON bier entfernten StcQe
nit i9ptren 8aumitGnmeu uerirCrrt uar.
Der gEGbter elite Dem 3uge, mclder nit Ell
ner @ciApinbi9feit bon 30OleiItn pro Stun.
De b ranbrauite, ( 0ielle entgegeu, CAB OaS
@efnbriignal, uno &c 9elang, oen qua eerQ6e
Dor Der Sarrifaoe 3um Stebeu III Erinqea.
Die 8aumltdmme pareu nit erler Gette auf
Den Sdplenen beieatgt, uno Der 3uQ mdrt
iid}erlth ohne ole Seittge gSarnInq in
Atome 5erIduettert norben. 9ls bic StGm-
me entfernt pareu, fubr Ter 3ug peitcr uno
bate fidl faum 100 Glen melt bemeQt, al8
ief5 gSaggons lnfoge cine- falit qeIellten
9Seld1e - obue .3wetfel ebeufaGs oGS QSerf
Der Serbreder = aus Dem @elelie liefen. IS
wurbe ie6o4 fein SdoOen angert6tet, Oa Ser
3u9 rod iebr langiam ging. Der 3uq mar
Der iogenannte Dl3u9 ytr. 12," auf mel6em
ltd 9erpObnltG etue 9roBe An3abl Baiiagtere
teTnost uno auf ipeldJem DaS meiIte Oitli1
aebenoe 5artgelo mo Snlllon befUr0ert perz
ben. SeoenfallS wurOe oaS Qttentat ueritbt,
um Oas Braf ptinoern gu t0uuen. Ntau
bot nod feline SpHr Don ben 8 rbredlern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
SclbftmorS tn st. 901tis.-@in
WSGrSer iiberfiibrt.

ct. Goui8, 30. Sanuar.-Brof. 6. 8.
Sepmour, rpelfer Dor 5mci Nonateu aus
Chattanooga, Senu., oOer g(tIanta, @a.,
hieberfam, purbe geferu abenO tOot auf
etnem Smble fitenb, nit Ourdi4nittener
Sebe in ieinem Gunner gefunOen. gr murOe
lett Sonntag gta4mittug niAt geieben nnO
mon rueiB baber nidt, nm peld)e 3eit er
SelbitmorO begtng. SelbperIegenbeit mar
oane 3peifel bic llriade Die Shat. - Cigar
90. Dtoore, rueltler Dor eintgeu 0ionaten Die
SfanipteIertn Wabel 6aa, Ietne @eIiebte,
I'M - vGteatre @Omique" eritOB, murne beute
Oe8 0torbeS i'm eriten @raoe iiberfHbrt. Die
9ci6pOrenen empfablen lbu Ser @naOe Ges
9erthts, unO iein AnpaIt miro einen ueueu
Brosef beantraQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
@i1t pframntcr" g5anfbcartter tibers
fiTh1-%

. otis otlle, Yeani., 80. San. - 9ie
@einmOreneu in Oeal PrO3eiie gegen SOi,pb
). 0en9ler, Saiiirer Der bieii9eu y8eunipl.
oania gtattonal Bunt," pel6er anqeflogt
murOe, $4,000 Hntsrinlugen gu buben, gaben
brute e;nen auf DidlIlblg" lautenOeu gSabr.
iprudl Qb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
selbitmorO ettes Sm8enienr efF.
4icrS

9 an Sran3t8c 80. Sanuar. -
lieutenant s. y. 8eCben BON Dem Sngeuieur-
SorpS murOc gcfern Qbeno toot in ieinem
3lmmer gefunben. 9tlben Oem Qet9nam las
gen 3wet lesre SIaidbeu, meld)e @tft entbaltsn
batteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Ser cntfiiDrtc &mabe 1T 9ic&psDOrf
tptc0et attfGci1tttSett.

y e lUsgl o II, 80. SUM- SObn &atn, Der
Gnabe, nClder, uie 9eitern genlclost, our9
einen llnbefannteu BON Der SG1ule ueaaeIodt
unO entfiibrt murOe, 1T in Otryidbe oeSl8aib.
n9ton=Dia fteS mieOer auf0eiunben morren,
no ieiugutiiibrer ibn rcrlieB, na9oem er 9em
&naben ieiuen lleberrod geraubt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
Selegrapbii6e Sepei6en.
LSerI1Ee Der rAIocrten YreIIe| tilr oen rOeutiden
@orreipouoenten".
Gin atnertfantfdjcs Sd1iif a1tf bOber
see rOnt Sltbe 8etroTett 1tttO
Oer6rattttt. .-Ste &annfbaft 0c=


Nep Dorf, 80. San. - NadJrid,ten
aus 6agal bonn 80. Sanuar er9eben, ooB Die
Wtanni9aft bes nmerifauiiden S6lfi8 u0a.
fota," @cpt. 9ap, pelfes am II. 0esember
BON Sem Orleans nah 2toerpool abging,
burf Die Srt99 o5eOpi9" in 6anal seianbet
moroen 1T. GaS Sdiff y9afOtc" mnree am
Z. SanuGr 1000 Mteilen bon Den Isoreu mdbz
renb zines @eiuitters bonn Yltbe getroffeu
un6 in Glammen geieBt. Die MaRnltaft,
einidlieBli6 her Satin Des @apitGn8 un6
speter Sinner, fliidltete fdl auf Gle gopte.
Wehrere Stfi5iere uno Mutroien erbielten
ItllmmeSranrwunGen an beu S6nOen, nGhs
reno iie Die SoOte nic0erlieBen. Die ififf>
brIiht9c 9eielli6aft 3dblte 26 Berionen uuo
mar rettlidl NIT 2ebensm!tteln periebeu.
Na4 Oreita9tqsr 6abrt hegegneten Die Sdiff=
orudi9en Der Srl9g n9eomig" uno fuurNen
an Sor0 geuommen. Die 9otumente bCS
SSdlifff8 fnurhfu oPrptfpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
IcSpnaIO be9naoi9t 1t:tS freiecs
InRScta

ct. 2oais, 0tO., 30. San. - @en,rul
Sobn ~. Rc c0onal9, megen 9stbeiltgun9
Gu Observation-Disclosures pe1ultbeilt, muroe
9elteru bsoln9uugslOs beguapigt uuo io9leif,
ans oem 3nAtbOuie III Sefierion @itp ent
Iaiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
0crbr4dlerb0t.Sctt i'm Nscifc,t.

y l. Y III g. /. Seoru1r.- Sor Tur;em
wuroen in g8illiamion,&O &OuntD sos. NIoB,
SaS. Sudion unO Srunt Bnlmer, Die Tlbrer
etner 8GuberbauOe, pelde ielt eiuiqer 3eit
ieue @egsno unoiider madle, uerbaffet = Sn
Wtlfcurt, Sauias uno GerG8 operirt ieit l6n-
gerer 3cit cine Suupe @iienbabn 8irateu uno
oleelbe bat ifon perihierene 3Gae ourf
SuIritaoen aus ben @eleiien geworfeu unb
beraubt. 0Ie Serbred)er bei4rdnfteu ibre
Dperationen bauptidtltt auf Die piinnbe.
uDlfertcn 9egenben i'm iiioliden &anIas uno
i'm SnoiauerzEerritorium uuo eS rar SeB.
baIb bBdft i1mierig, Die Yerbreder 3ur 9lez
hendaft gu steben. am letteu Saniftoa ae.
lang eS ie0Oh bem Sunoe8murI1aQ Ste0ens
ion, Spci Wtttglicper Ger 8anSe, gtumeus
NeaoOms nnO 0teao, III uetbaiteu uno mad,
Sort Smitb, Nrt., 5u ortngen, mo- i6r YroSe5
Dor iid1 eeben ioq.
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1rdBIid)e Sra9SSic attf Statc,ts Stss
IattS. - Gin Src erutpr0ct ietne
SHUTTER 1ta0 ieite Sdttte.

u no y o #, l. 6tbruar. = pcute Wtor~
gen triih wuroc 81 g9bertuiue, eiuer tteinen
4niteolung uugCfqhr elue halbe Wteile meit.
lid Don Jiienpe 9orp uuf Staten Srlano,
sin QOppelmoro peribt. Batrid 0oluu, Elm
wiiher GagelDbner, ruedte ieipe SHUTTER qtqCn
8 llbr NtOrgens unO t6otete iie, ohne elm gSort
Su ingeu, ourd meblere SdG9e NIT eiuem
ftumpfen Snitrumente. Gr 9rlfi Garauf Die
Stmeler ieiner SHUTTER an unO uerlcbte iie
oerart, oaB tie iegt bOiinungslo8 OarRieoer.
liegt. Der MDroer wurOe BON ben Had]barn,
weIfe rHr6 bic 6iilferufe Der Opier berbeiz
gelodt muroen, ergrrffen uno in oem @ountu.
9eiGUQniIie uuterQebrad)t.
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Sin WfMffcr1ff0rNcr

Gout8Oille, /. 6ebruar. - Sobarua
Nc&artp, Go Sabre olt, nur0s belte friib
bon ibrem 19.jdbrlgeu Sobue Simotbp er.
moroet. @tan Ealt Den MGrOer fir mabu.
finnin
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SbatCtbr1tt0 III StODtlOt4.

&c Neru' > y ort, 81. Souudr. pie 2Cid)ens
lfau. @ei9moreneu I'M BetrCff oe5 Sbeaterz
branos in SroOtlpn 9obeu beute Norgtn iolz
genoen 8abriprua ab: y3met Spfer Der
Sataftropbe uerbrannten uuO Die iibriQeu 218
erittdten. @8 ertlttrt llriade III Der Annabme,
baB mebr, ais ole ermGbnte Iu3nbi Weni1en
oerungliidtCu. Die @eitmorenen firo Der
antd)t: 1. OaB fein uerontportli6er Qufcber
iiber Die &ugeitl lten UOrbancen mar; 2. 6aB
Die Gugeiteuteu nidt ots5tpInirt mareu; s.
Dap Der &0id]dpparat gGuSlid) unSnedmGBlg
uar; 4. oaB Der Sprigemhiaud itd) nid)t an
0em behimmten BlLbe befaub; 5. SaB bic
8ibne nit @OuliHeu uberIacen mar; 6. NaB
Die Sernadldiiguug Der Y0Ihapparote oe8
Sbeaters, i'll melfer, bereit5 3rpei 8rGuDe
ilattgefunben b0tten, bOfit tNoeluSpertb 1T.
Die @el6mOreuen taGelu ieruer 0ic 9irettion,
neil iie uid]t 8orIorge fir SnCdm66ige 9lu8,
gcnge getrOffeH hate. 8te @eiAmoreuen
empfehlen Die @rrtdtun9 eincr 8afiteiumauer
i'll aueu Sbcatern bonn Soutarain bis an
ba8 Dad, Ueldcr Die SIbue uCm auditorium
rennt; ra8 Anbrlngen bon 5met 6euerbn.
OranteH, nit Sd)idufen periebeu, aut Der
Sibue, zines auf Der @o1erie un0 cineS met
teren III eer SorFoile; ferner DIE Qnaelung
Don Indlpert0nOtgeu Yeuten CUR SeOienung
Der goldapparate, grGBerc @inz uu6 Nuagduge
hnO Nnmenolng pen nltt breuntarem Nias
tpri 70 III Snrttfiert
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tae 9Srooflum.

gtem Dorf, l. 5ebruar. Die Ges
tralOeitauCr Der 8ar.bOuies90f8" in Sroofs
lgn baben bic 2lrbelt nle0er9ele9t ulo mar
ittrteu beute, 600 Dtaun fart, NIT eiuem
0tuittcorp5 an Der Spbe nad Den gSerften,
no neae arbelter angeltellt morOeu maren.
Sour Die gBadlamfeit Der BoliSei oerbinoerte
etuen auiruhr. 0te 2Irbeiter Der 2Berftc bel
9arbed'S Stcle8 leqten berte in 6olge elmer
yobnrehuftton uon 25 @eutS pro Sag o!e
Arbelt ntecer un0 iflofeu iif Den 4usiteben.
ben oil. Sobn Nituer, meld)er BON ben Au5.
Ifehenoer trrtbiimlidl fir elnsu 0ar neuaugez
l:ellten Irbetter gebalten purOe, muro bette
Oerart mlBbanoelt, naB er in fritiidem 3us
itanoe barnieoer liegt. Sic Arbetter in Der
.3uderattnerte am sSuBe ber Seyolcmouitr.
IN SrootIDn, beren 2Obu nm 20 BroSent reOu.
6trt rucroen loute, fnO ebenfall5 ausgetdn6en.
MufruDr uto 9eWaIttbatiafeiten - Yiebrere
Arbetter permnnSct.
gt e 10 o rtt 1. 55ebruar. - Ste aaSItez
henOen @etralDeltauer ma6ten beute aheno
etnen Ingrtff uui Die neuangefeaten Nrbeter
Der 99. Srantln & 8ooDrnff auf Der 2ltz
lanttc Serfte. 0te Arg;ciftr benueten
Stelne NIB Sdaufeln ais 2&aficu. Safob
Strelber unO 2ouis &aGcu purDeu gu 8ooen
9elhla9en uuo bis sur Sewu5tlOf9teit getre.
ten uno mtbbanbelt. S. 6ebtrliug, 4lfreO
GuofelO unb @eorg adtrmann muroen ebenz
fdu8 oermuntet. DEM Qebtereu muroe Gin
2lrln 9ebrodlGn, uno man brddlte 1tn Dem
8ooe nabe In Elm SOipital. Die 8oliSet mar
ntht I'M Stanoe, trgeno neld)e Der Angretfer
3u uerbaiten. Aue 2(n5sihen oeuten oarauf
bin, baB Der An8itano ldugere 3cit baueru
miro.
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grei GIrkturaI- -peri6te aus tlOriOa.

nsam eHmmem fur eaaes anO gsheeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-02-02
9ie &leatarzS Sib1t1tg.

SaItfOrnien uno Colorado
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Die Stintmen'3 3ablnng.
SroBcr 3ttOran9 sttttt 9apitole.
Der Slur bes 9nnies unO Die
0allerie'n.

uSor ieiHem G0wengarten,
9a5 Sampfipiet su ernarten,
SaB - Sttblifms."
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POLICE AND CITY ITEMS,

SAVED FROM WATEnY GRAVE. - About 2
o'clock yesterday morning deck hand named
John Wenor accidentally lost his balance and fell
off OF the wheelhouso Of the steamer Golden
City into the river. He was saved from drowning
by the boats crew. When taken ont Of the river
almost drowned il was discovered that he had re-
ceived some bodily injuries bis right leg was
broken, and he was otherwise internally Injured.
He was sent to tho Charity Hospital.
On SEVERAL CHARaEs-After Louis Clark pavs
for his folly in prison, he will doubtless be i'm
pressed with the idea that his ways arc dark and
his tricks are vain. He was pulled Sunday by
Officer Letheque and locked up in the sixth pre-
cinct charged by Victor Johnson with robbery Of
IS. Also charged by Capt Grabert with carrying
concealed weapon-to wit: a razor. The charge
OF resisting the officer was also booked against
him.
FALSE ALARM.-At halGpast one o'clock ves-
terday morning false alarm was turned from
box 81, by private watchman A. Mckee. fJr a. fire
supposed to be in the store OF A. Baldwin & Co
LARCENY. -" Such is lfe," was the remark of
Anna Pettenor, when she tumbled into cell in
the Third Precinct Station, charged with the
larceny OF Officer Mehan's revolver How il
came to pass that Anna nipped his revolver is a
conundrum.
He Took DIVE BUT WAS RESCUED BY OFFICER
MURPHY.-John Murphy had too much parade in
his, that is, he had too much crooked bore
aboard, and he conceived the idea that the best
thing he could do was to take bath. So last
evening he repaired to the ferry landing, at the
heal Of Canal street, and jumped in before dis
robing. He was fshed ont by Officer Murphy, OF
the Harbor Sta ton, and locked up in the Central
3 alton, charged with attempting TO commit sui.
eide; and yet they talk OF American liberty.
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NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877

temporary possession OF the admins
tratien rather than entail upon the peo-
Pile civil war with all Its horrors. There
are some who will condemn this
submission that we have given to
the results of n law which was
not administered In tho spirit OF Its
creation, nor, as we believe, according
to the letter of It's provisions. We have
done oil this In preference to the dan
ger Of anarchy and bloodshed. Time
will surely remedy these wrongs.
for there Is In tho American peo-
ple q desire to do justice. We
must await that remedy, impatient as
we shall be for Ito arrival. Until then we
demand. as we have right to demand,
the reign OF equal justice, that tho
sword shall cease to strike prostrate
the governments OF States that the
civil shall be superior to the military
rule. and that the people shall be freed
now and forever from the shaekels OF
recent misgovernment." BUELL..
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sum mons.
AN EXCITEMENT
which Came Near Resulting in Serious
Affair,

Yesterday afternoon, after the fremen's pro-
oession had disbanded, and whilst Mechanics
Fire Company No. 6 was going up town towards
its headquarters, disturbances occurred at the
corner of Gravier and st. Charles streets, which
,ame very near ending seriously.
Several versions of the occurrence given
on the streets, aud there are, as usual, two
sides to the question. One in which reliance
can be placed Is to this effect:
person on the sidewalk hurrshed for Tilden
as the company passed. One OF the members
o. the company shook hands with the enthu-
siast remarking:
am tliden man myself, although a men,
Der 0f No. g.. Ihereupon other members OF the
company rushed upon Dim and literally tore his
shirt from has body. This created commotion
among the bystanders and for moment. il ia
said, serious disturbance was apprehended
The member of No. 6 who was assaulted by his
fellow-members was afterwards ascertained to
be Mr. Lynch, fast runner, well known in this
city, and who applied for redress afterwards at
police headquarters.
We understand that the sffair contains good
deal more than is stated above therefore the
details communicated to the DEMOCRAT will be
postponed until full developments are made.
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which has just been released upon parole by It's
oaptofs. About half OF this unfortunate host WAS
In favor Of lighting 10 Tho death and dying In The
last ditoh-ayen wanted 10 fight after The arms
had been laid down and the ooiors oassd. And
this half consumes Its time and its temper In
oursing and reyilibg The other half, through
whose timidity or treaehery-=or both combined
The capit1lation was brought about There has
never been sueh case Of funk in history since
the Austrian General Mack surrendered Rt Ulm,
and then, after he had surrendered, discovered
that he had made even tho threat Of sorie
In force the siege would have been raised.
Tho Now York men and most Of the New Eng.
landers seem rather glad Tho fight Ia over, an
profess to have som9 hopes Of n tidal wave two
years hence that will give the Democracy control
OF both branches Of Congress and tbree.fourths
OF tho State governments But have heard tell
OF tidal waves, and they don'b seem TO be reliable
enough to depend on for steady
FLOATING PURPOSES.
Tho Western men are badly divided likewise
Tho FonnsylyahiaHs, and the chief amusement Of
one faction seems to be the fun OF shouting II
told you sol while the grim solaee Of tho other
faction ID found in the pious rejoinder Go TO
bell " while tho Houtlsrn men seem for the
most part quiet, and their m ain business consists
of induiFing esch for himself as he sees The
preparations for the nov deal,
WHERE DO COME Mr.
But as for policy, project. purpose, n or hope
OF a.detinite nature. or Of national scope, the
Democratic party, ss represented to-day at
Washington, has absolutely none. II hos split
into large family OF wilkins Mloawbers, with
now and then u Falstaff 10 givo variety TO The
scene. But have no reason 10 suppose tho party
Is accurately represented NJ Washington. And
judge that two years hence IL will be found some
what differently represented from what II Is now,
or the Democracy OF the rural districts are not
the ROSTERS take them 10 be. Besides the
future Of the Democratic party. as at pre- sent Or
ganGed, depends largely upon the manner In
which Mr.. Hayes conducts himself 10 tho Office
to which he Was
NOT ELECrfD BY THE PEOPLE
There was time when the Democratic party
Was The arbiter OF its own destiny. But IL COM
mtted hari-kari and the enemy who was watch
ing the operation ifurtively succeeded In captur.
ing its bowels. And tho possession OF ones
bowels is an important element In deciding the
course Of one's conduct. A, @. BUELL..