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The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wI1MINGToN

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia: 200, 6.55, $40, 900,
9.F, 1000 a. m; 1881, 2.40, 230, 4.3O,
m; 800, 6 80, 8 46, I'm.
For New York 2 90, "A, a m, 10 81, 70 40,
46 p m; on Sundays: 2u9 a m.
For baltimore and Washington: 1914, / 1G,
S59a m; l25i, IL 60, 90. p m. Sundays
10 81, 16 o m.
For Port Deposit; A Sc p m; no Sunday
train.
For New Castle: 5, 6 20, o 80 a m; 1 80, 80 p
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. r.: 08, 0 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
no Sunday tratn.
For Wilmington d Northern II. r.: 6 % a
m; 4 10 p M no sunday train.
For Delaware Western II. R.: 10 20 a m; 5 &c
pm; on Sundays: 10 80 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelpnla: IL 56, s "a, o "a m; Il
m; IL A, IL 81, 65, 451, IA, 6 %
815, 951, II 10 pm on sundays: IL Sc
10 o5 a m; 80, Q 81, II 10 p m.
From New York: II Sc, s "a a m; 12 a, 12 IS
6a, 95lpm; on Sundays: II Sc a m
From Baltimore 2 1s, 941,a m; 1877, 12 3s,
SO, 9 SO p m; on Sundays 10 a m /; 8 81
From Washington: 2 18 a m 12 q, u 3s
536, o 46 p m; on Sundays; Is a m; 8 n
From Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
From New Castle: 7 55, 8 50 am; 200 m
4 20, 6 40, Z O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. R.: 8 80 a m; 20, 6 40 /
m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Northern r. r.: II 3,
am: 8 10 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 55 m
3 10p m; on SUNDAYS: 00D m.
TRAINS FOR wILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue. 80, 90, 10 80, 45 m; 80, 3 80
n m
days: 8 80 a m; 6Ol,9 45, IL 30, p m.
From Thirty second and Market streets
725, II 40 a m, II 10, 3 55, 8 so, IL 40 p m
on SUNDAYS: 80. IL As D m.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
LINES TO A TEACUP.

Dear little teacup,
Oh my rare wee cup,
Work of Celestials! you must be divine
Tea no one drank in
Porcelain of Nankin.
SO fit to rank in
Richer ceramic collections than mine.
Those curious blue marks,
Not sham, but true marks,
Prove you are nearly five centuries old,
In your young beauty
Perhaps you did brew tea
For the King Chuty,
ROBBED, like the sun, in a mantle of gold.
Where is the charmer?
Who would dare harm her.
She who ruler over the ruler of men?
But in the places
Which knew her graces
She left no traces,
They have forgotten their fair denizen.
She was not brittle,
Frail perhaps little,
Why is she missing, and you here to day
Say by what token
You are unbroken?
Patent to no ken
Is the distinction for both are of clay.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
MEN AND WOMEN .
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AT HOME
AND ABROAD.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM Al HUN L
AND ABROAD.
Mary Mapes Dodge, editor of 50. Nicholas
has been ordered to cease WORK ana resi- ior
n wear on account of i'll health.
Adelina Patti, in recent interview,
denied the report of her being Million
aire and said the law had given almost all
her earnings to her husband.
The eX- Empress Eugene complains plC-
terIv of the eXtortion practlced upon her IN
causing her to spend heavy sums toward
manipulating the late elections.
Mr.G l.. Frankinstein has painted, 10
the order of Mr.. j. G.. Bennett, picture re-
presenting the game of polo as played al
Jerome Park. ",
AonthlJ for December. That Is about SlO a
line. . ,e,..,,..> -,
The American minister (Comlyl al
Honolulu writes that "cord wood costs 81,
a cord and you have to split 1T yourself
II is remarked that Is new form Oh e&er-
else for our EN- bassadors.
Geo. VIM. Curtis, editor OF HdfperS
TpeekIU kept out one of Nasrs cartoons,
and the artist refused to draw another
stroke until it had been inserted. Harpers
ordered 1t in. -,
presidential situation thus: The Republi-
cans stole the presidency from the Demo
Gratis, and then the Democrats stole the
president from the Republicans.-EJ.
Mrs. Abby Mary Alcott, wife OF Mr. a
Bronson Alcott, a lecturer and writer O
note. died at her home in Concord. Mass.
ON Sunday evening. She was the mothe
| of Miss Lizzie NJ. Alcott, author of many
J books, and Miss Mary Alcott, the artist
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
A Ferocious Dog
AN EXCITING INCIDENT AT TUE SAN
FRANCISCO DOG SHOW.

FRANCISCO DOG SHOW.
The San Francisco News Letter relates
the following exciting incident of the late
dog show in that city.
A sanguinary red bull dog was one OF
the most marked features at the bench
show in the early part of the week. So
abnormally savage was the creature that
his food was always thrown to him from
a convenient distance, and his drink
pushed within his reach by means of a
long pole. He was in a state of sullen
fury from the moment he arrived at the
pavilion and made numerous furious at
tempts to break his powerful chain and
attack the other dogs and spectators.
On Thursday afternoon, while Colonel
W. III. l.. Barnes was standing about the
middle of the hall, and explaining, doubt
less, to Mr.. Pond and some other gentle
men his failure to crate as advertised on
the opening night, terrific outcry was
heard in the direction of the bull dog de-
partment. The red dog referred to had
in some way slipped his collar and in
stantly seized small child, the daugh-
ter of Enos Rockley, the lumber mer-
chant, whom it was apparently tearing
to pieces. There is probably not one of
the group ofgentleman referred to lack
ing in physical courage, but the two
things every man shrinks from tackling
unarmed are a rattlesnake and bull
dog.
However, Colonel Barnes instantly
rushed forward ana seized the canine de-
mon by the throat. Fortunately, the
beasts fangs contained more of the childs
dress than its flesh, and by tearing the
former the other gentleman released
the girl from her perilous position, and
with only bad looking flesh wound.
The scene that followed was terribly ex-
citing. The doubly enraged dog turned
with terrific snarls upon the Colonel, who
held him with both hands by the throat.
The animal weighed over fifty pounds,
and was unusually powerful, and after
an exhausting struggle the Colonel, who
is fortunately an exceptionally strong
| man, found his only chance was to hold
the dog bodily up from the floor at arms
length.
Ali this time a messenger had been
dispatched to obtain pistol from Mis-
sion street saloon, there being none
among the bystanders. At the critical
moment this arrived, and the muzzle
being inserted into the ear of the foaming
brute, his canine intellect was distribut-
ed rather unpleasantly over the clothes
of the spectators.
"How do you feel, Colonel" was
asked as the dog stopped kicking.
81 feel,' said that distinguished law
yer as he held up his still cramped anc
livid hands, 81 feel like little brandy
1t is to be hoped he got it.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
Foreign TeIegraphuc summary.

The political situation in France is un-
changed.-Ffteen hundred Paris mer-
chants and manufacturers appeal to
President MacMahon to yield to the
wishes of the majority.-A duel between
Messrs. Laisant and De La Rochette,
French deputies, resulted in the latter
being wounded in the thigh.-The Eng
lish and German governments have adop-
ted the telephone in connection with their
telegraph system. The Pope WAS worse
on Saturday. .-Osman Pasha promises a
sortie from Plevha.-The Turks have
abandoned Khatzubani heights, near Ba-
toum, and the Russians have occupied
them.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
THE BLOODY SHIRT.

The N. Y. Herald, of Friday says:
In the Senate yesterday the bloody shirt
was borne aloft as the banner under which
the republican side fought their battle. 1t
was raised by Senator Conkling, who held it
"full high advanced" and his followers alu-
ted it as if there were inscribed on it in vlSi'
BILE characters, "In hoo signo Uincer." The
bloody shirt is indeed the sign under which
the republicans have won all their victories
since the close of the war, and, although
faded and torn by use and ready to drop to
pieces by much exposure TO the weather, it
did some service in the last Presidential
campaign. Mr.. Hayes. indeed. seemed to re-
gard it as no better than tattered and rotten
shreds whose bloody enblazonment had
faded into a dim blur; and after his inau-
guratiou he publicly buried it with formal
ceremonies as the Indian does his tomahawk
after having smoked the pipe of peace. But
the republican Senators have violated its
grave. dug it up and wavel it again in the
face of the country as the emblem of party
strife.
How glad would his rancorous &C ,users be
if they could find new negro shirt, fr eshiy
dipped 10 the color whIcn they think so
precious But not drop, not a sprinkle of
blood has touched the hem of Any negro
garment in consequence of Ku Klux or White
League violence since President Hayes adopt
ed his healing policy. The colored people
have never been so safe or so well treated as
since the Inauguration of the new Pre-, ident.
Let his policy be judged by its fruits. To be
sure. it does not furnish crops of bloc iy
outrages to harrow North ern hearts and sup
ply political capital for the republl an party.
! but 1t has saved black citizens from terror
! and violence and political persecution. Re-
publicans who do not rejoice IN this humane
result are false friends of the negroes.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
E. W0RRELL.
| rarDets & Dry Goods.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
kpsciaI Circular, ,o--
Yr OCTOBER 1877.
bRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

.0nsequence of the action Of lead
/, Du Goods Houses of Phitadel-
4 NJ sdrertls,ng their goods at E1-
pEuELY LOW RITES, zoe an
l,m from this date, and until
|rtr notice, a SWEEPING RE-
ITCHONin the prices Of our EN-
kRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,ana
dfully submit the fOllo'oing'
for The last Is gears zoe haue sept
kstgmlities Of Goods. Our Stock
ID this time complete IN euery de-
tuet. We haze made prepara-
IN for this Seasons Trade an ad-
Of any since 1873. Our sup
n are from the best importing ,man-
idsnng and jobb,ng houses IN
witd. We thoroughly understand
UNuiness. In thas special saLe,and
IAse special prices, no change wiH
amde in our terms. While ,oe re-
rhat the prices at ,Uhrch zoe shall
N goods wiH be TOO LOW for
gtisbIe competition, aCe are satisfied
EH is the proper course to pursue,
,s dore can be successful that does
y rtOgn,ze that IN PROTECT
BIC ITS CUSTOMERS it consults
Itna best interests.
hmclus,on, our friends and the
dIN are asked to EXAMINE for
Sadrss, and compare STYLES and
'rALITIES. IL WiU certainly
'SlY THEM.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

Robbed His Mother.-On Saturday
evening Joseph Donnelly was arraigncd
before the Mayor charged by his mother
with the larceny of quantity of goods
from her. The charge was proven and
he was held in the sum of 5000 for court,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

Geo. Alfred Townsend says: "The in
fluences by which the Republican major
ity in the Senate is probably to be lost
may all be ascribed to the fatal mistake
of counting in President HAYES Never
has anyrash act been so swiftlypunished
Old Morton, who opposed the electoral
bill, is dead, and lazy Sherman, who also
opposed it, is easy in Hayes cabinet
manufactured the bill are the forlorn
hope of the Senate. Every disputed
state which was counted for Hayes by
tie electoral tribunal, has retaliated up
on the Republican party. Conover re-
taliates for Florida, John Patterson fol
South Carolina, and Louisiana claims
under the same right as Hayes, two De
mocratic senators.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
1tnier tbe,trer @r.Vrdfioe,,t .

Gr-YrdIOenten nebnlen in Den Ser. Staa=
ten eine 9lusnabnle =Stelluug elm; tpGbreno
man ben YrGIibeHten onrd) alle SGde uno
Yfiiben i6feift llnO linn tdglid Sen &opi
mal6t, baB es cine 9lrt bat, bebanbelt man
Die Gr= Yrditbenten nit GROCER 9tiidiid,t, Sd)o=
nung, ia logar :3drtll6feit, bel1n ite baben Die
bDdite Gbre Der Jfation genniien llno nad) benz
beltebenben Sraud)e erluartet man, ba6 fie bis
al ibr leligeS @nbe BON oieIcr Gbre ;ehren.
Selblt ST.. lllpIleS g. @raut bari iid) idnlei=
d)eln, baB ibm i'm @Qgemeiuen bieie &ufiid)t
beseigt worOen 1T; narunl ni6t? - lit CT bod
ber einsige ST. =8raii iibent, ipelfen mir baben.
0iit benz PatbOS zines Wtingo in eillem 600
per'l6en 6oman fam er ausrufen: SD bin
Der 3ette meiner alalle." @riit beSbalb ieoelt=
falls unier better @rzBrdiioent.
SSreilid) gibt es eugliid)e SlGtter, meldle itd)
uenig Inn Die 8iidNdt febrsn, bic Der Sraud
bes 9anoes fir einsu gr= Iraiibenten fcrbert.
Die in Sartforo, Spnn., erlGeiuenbe y Stmes"
fniipft an Die reuerbings ollrd bic Yreiie lan=
ienOen Scrif)te, baB @rant anltatt reid su
iein, tpie man allgemein almabm, iebr arn1
lei, fGlgenbe Setra1tungen: ygSenn @rant
beute arm lit, bann mug er ein Serl6meuber
gemelen letn; CT bat jebenialls @ei6ellfe genug
erbalteil, Inn beute genug III babell. Die SGuz
ler, pel9e man linn ett 8 Sabreu sei6euft
bat iinb allein $4,000 nertb; basu font
men nod feline bebelItclben 9eipillne ans alien
ll1gli6en legitimen unb iaegitinlen Inter
nebn1uugen. gSte piel er arf ietnen 4ntbeil
on Der groBeu Spefulation bonn ,idmarserI
aSreitage" "erbtelt, ruiro man mabrI6einli6 mic
malls erfabren, bod lit ein GeId)enf bon $25~,
900 aus bieler Guele in Die SGnoe Der Srall
@rant perfolgt moroer. gSabrenb er Yrditbent
mar, NOR er 9lftiellinbaber Der ,,Seneca SanO=
itetn= Gomp. ;" pie pisl er Bel benz ,,S6epberb=
Sting" erbalten, mas linn Der ,,Sd)uapps=
Sting" eins scbrad)t bat, iuiro mobl itets Elm
@ebeirlnib bleiben. @rant mar Der ein3ige
BraIbent, melder Elm @eiet iiber GrbDbung
eines @ebalteS untersei6nct bat, uno bat lid
auf oiele gSeile peitere 100000 IN Die Sa=
iden geipielt @enn Der @tanu mirflid 10
arm 1T, bann bat er auh fein Rebt, eine
Geile nm bic gSelt IN nlad)en, baun tbdte CT
better, su Saule Su bleibcn uno eiue Inn nod
gebliebeneu Mittel suiammensubdlten." Die
les 1T alleroings l6rofi, aber es lit traurig, ba
bic betreffenaen Sldtter redt baben. ST.
@rant bat einen 10 i6le1ten gtamen nit in'a
Yripatleben genommen, oaB tbn lelblt bic
Sbatla9e, baB ct unier einsiger @rzBrdToeni
iit, nidt Dor Der i6arfen &rittf ieiuer 9anos=
leute l6iiten ipirb.
YrGlioent Sapes erfreut iif) trot Der eigen.
tbiinliden Art ieiner ,@rwdblung" ciner be.
i4on beute, obgletf, ieiue @iniebung in's
anlt sic groBe Dtebrbeit beS Golfes nit gr
bittsrung 9esen i'm erfiillte, in Der sl6tlnl
beS gelan1nlteu Solfes I'M 1000 Yrosent 90ber
als @rant ientals seifanoeu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05

Sen Oemofraten BON Ohio judt bas 6el(
gum Smeiten Otale. - SIM nGtbiten Serbfte
iudblt Ohio einen Gouoerneur, ltno perid)ie=
Dene Semofratiidle Yolitifer, tpie /. g. Senaz
tor Sburnan, balten einen bentofratil6en
Steg our1aus nidt fir unmDglid). Die De-
rtofraten ler1es Staates pollen MN ben Steg
boppelt fder MAIDEN, unb 0aS glarben iie
nur nit elmer Snilattons= Pfattiorm our9leten
Sl f6nnen. Sabei falt mn8 cine @nefbote ein.
Sll einem beutiden Stdotden melbete iid) ein
Ganoibat sur Yriifung fiir elm Amt. Oa er
gebSrt bate, oab man iid fir einen iolden
S6ritt Wtutb antrinfen f0nne, 10 itGrfte er
fit) porber gebDrtg nnb brabte einen fleinen
Spib nit in's Briifungslofal. gr fiel trot
ieines betteren 8eSfeiters 9ans angenebm
burd]. 9llS er iiber BEN erlittenel Ourd)faG
nadbad)te, iagte inn wobt eine Stimnte, bab
er iebenfallS better obne ben Segleiter fortgez
fommen ieii1 rpiiroe, bod eine anoere Stinline
ieines Snnern iu6te ibnr bic 4nna6me bei;u=
bringen, Oab e. mir nod etipaS nlehr ,,Mutb"
gebrau9t babe, nm ii6er bur6sulomntel1.
9llS beSbalb i'm folgenben Sabre Sic Yriifnna
mieber itattfanb, bra6te er auitatt bes fleinen
Spit einen groBen 4ffen nit, unb ban1it eitz
bete ieine 8e,perbung I'M etn StaatSa,nt. gr
iuurbe fiinftig su feiner Yriifun9 nebr susez
laiien.
Die De,nofraten bon Ohio ideinen 9ult su
beben, bieiem iuiiroigeu Ganbioaten ua6sll=
abuen. Die Snfations =Se,peguns i6eint
our6 bas @an0per nit benz ,,ehrlifen Dollar"
ueOer neues 9eben erbalten gu baben. S1l
gSaibinstou 1T man iiber bieies erueute Iufz
| fadern oes nfiations<Sdmiuoels bur6aus
ni4t erbant, benn berielbe fam uns iebr lei9i
in ben Semiibunsen nm 8iebereinfiibruna
Der Sartselb3abluns eine sroBe Strede 5llriids
i9leubers. W1gli1eripeiie bat biele Sur41
Dor ben 5ilberboloen Gtmas bamtt su tbun
oaB man pl6blid bei9lofen Fat, Die Grtra.
Situns, tuel9e Dor bem l. Suli bdtte ;uiam
mentreten miifen, erft I'M Sttobsr gu berufen
Die Mominifration lollte fi9 iibrigens mid
10 lei9t banss MAIDEN laiien, fie lolte id
iiber cine 6inanspolitif eini9eu, iie iollte J. 8
bei9lieBeu, bic @reenbadS in 8ierpro;entis
AZ funbiren, unb bann iollte fie auf bielel
MaBresl beiteben. Der GongreB ipirb trot
Der SiIbentoloe nidbt ipasen, Stein gu lasen
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Saaesaeutgfeitclt.
[Geitorielle. telesrdpbiid,e unb sBccbfelbl6fier
Nott3en.l f..

Die Grtraiitung bes Gpnaref
les, BON pelder man bisber aaaemein
9laubte, SaB fie anf ben 4. Slni bermfeu
iperbe, tit pl6tlid bis gum Is. Sftober Der
i6oben iporben, iObaB 6anu Die reselmdBise
Stbnn9, melde am l. Tfontage I'M Desember
besinnt, MIR cine 5ortietuns Der eritenSituns
iein tpirb. -gSas bic Abnliniftratior Deran=
laBt bat, bieie pl0tlid)e aeuberuns bes Yro=
sranrntes eintreten Su lafen, fSlrnen mir
allerbings ni4t iasen, mir nermutben ieboh,
baB bic i'm gSeiten iuieoer auffladernoe Snz
flationsfra9e balllit gu tbun bat. Oas &abiz
net glaubt, nit 2ei4tisfeit iiber bic ssrage Der
arlneeper'orgung binipeg fommen gu f0nnen.
Sn unierem sefriseu Mrtifel iiber bic
Yopofffas bat itd cine fleine l1nsenauis=
teit I'M 8etreff bes :3meifampfes spiiden benz
vMonitor" unb rMirrimac" einseibliden,
inbem geiagt par, Der conf6herirte Wibbsr iei
iofort gelunfen. Derielbe murbe nllr burd
bas anrennen ieines fletaen @esners unlent.
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SiiNsSdrDIttta.
Stio=GarDlttta.
9ie MnfIaeen aeseu getpiffe Staatsiematoren.
-Mbiebuug oes Cberridlters 2Srtabt cnt=
pfobIen. Wsbr Nitslieoer bes 1Ta6eD'=
fd)en S,auies aufgenon1tten. : Solgen Der
Sdnappidfler=g Sirtbidjaft.-Sesmaoi8ar


sd,aappIadlersssirtbIdaft.- -sssnapisam=
gep gorf, 4. Weai. - Sine Spesial=
oepelfe bcS ,,SeralO" ntelbet aus Columbia,
&c, baB bas Gonlite, ipel6e8 eruannt
ipurbe, nm Die Inflagen ge9en Sberri6ter
QSriQht 3u unteriu6en, beute einen gertd]t etil=
rei1en miro, ipel6er Die Ibietung bes 9(ngez
flagten enpfieblt. Sas llnter6an5 nabm AM
letfen Mittipo6 brei peitere DfitglieOer beS
e6entaliQeu Wadep' 'i6en 6anleS ais Otitgliez
Der auf. Die Sibe berielben ,purben bon ibren
bemofratiihen Gegen= =@auoioaten beftritten,
alein bic bon ben Sebteren porgebrahten
Griinbe rpuroen fir nid)t binreifenO gebalten,
I'M Die g(nipriide Der 0fadeDiten Su entfrdfz
ten. Ser StaatSienat bat elm 6iinfcr zSomlte
ernannt, I'm bic 9lnflagen gegen Die Staatsz
ienatoren g8bittenrore (ebe6em GongreBmit=
glieo) unb gtaib, iouie gegen Srn. @ooornIf
bem @lerf be5 Ssnats, 81 ltnterlud)en. Die
penofratiid)eu Staatsbeanlten baben pon III
ren SiirsauS i'm 8apitole Seiib ergriiIen.
Ser repu6lifaniife @eueral= AOiutant uno
zSnipeftor hat ieillen1 9tad)foiger 758, 900 Baz
tronen nno 100 Sit6ien Sugeltellt ;-leit benz
Gnbe oeS giirgerfrieges perausgabte Der
Staat $4,000 fiir 9iidien, uno bon Der an<
eefauften GuantitGt iinO nlr bic erlpabnten
100 Sii6len iibrig. 9ouuerneur Sampton
bat pom ben 10 8erionel1, tpeld)e gegenpdr=
tia i'm @eidugniiie SIT 9lbbepille in 5aft iino,
nno melbe tpegen Grmurbuug eines weiBen
giiraers, 9tarneus 9lllen, gum Sooe perlr=
tbeilt tpurben, 81 lebensldnglider 3uftbanSz
itrafe beanabiQt. Die iibrigen bret, namlid)
Sobu 4llen, @bitnlon 9(aen nno SerfinS
@bituer, idlnmtli6 9feger, lperben 5u abbez
,,.n
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Gfue oreifa die Stnrid,tt,to.
Wnd, ei,,e ssimrifi,tttnn

Gan Sran5tSco, 4. Wfat. Ger &biz
nele Gbiu Uoof Som murbe beute ipegen zines
am 10. DECEMBER on einen leiner 2anbslellte
begangenen Moroe8 bingeriftet. @r bebaup=
tete bis SIT leinem leetsn 9tugenblide, CT lei
uui6ulbig. Seit gtopember 1866 murben sc
Morotbaten bur9 Gbineien in Oieir Staht
periibt, unO fein einStger Gbineie anger Dcnr
ermdbnten wurbe bis jett bin9eriftet.
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@esuti11te 9epeidem a,ts Ne.ps
NnpH

gtewzD Off, A. Mai.-9ie Gonntiiiion,
lpelfe pom benz Yoitmetiter SanleS ernannt
murbe, uul pie llria6e bes Dor SurSem I'M
bieii9en 8oitamte porgsiallenen llngliidS 81
ernlitteln, bat lire aufgabe upllellbet uno benz
Sefretdr Sbernlan einen neriiegelten @abr=
iprlt9 iiberianot.
-@olo er6finete gu 1869.
- Die Oampfer ySoer" BON Sremen unb
yaubreS" BON gSeitinoien iino bier angefonlz
mon
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gfeue @efe9tc an Der 0onau.

surfiiae 9:ridjte iiber Die @eTsd,te In &lein=
ajiem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Cinrihtttttn Nr 2.

81 o.ne, @a., 4. Mai. = Meefs, meld)tr
Dor Sabreu einen Woro an einem 9eipiTell
Mc@ormid begiu9, spurbe 6eute III GeOarz
toluu QehGuQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Ser Snoiattct. @riea. .
@uropaiI9e &abelberid)te.
Ser orientaliide &rieg.
Sd!ttB oer SdDiiftabrt aaf Sen,
id)Warsett Wtcere.
Giuc s6lad,t taelid, er,partet.

Der 6elbsug an Der @ren3c II
Wtontenegro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
SdtTSrod,rid1fetI-

GMeen8tOmn, 4. Vial, - Scr 0ams
pier ,,6eela" 1T BON Bottom angefommsn.
SriitOl, a. Wtai. - Ser Oampfer
uarragOn" bon Stem DOrf iit bier einss
laufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
5ie sSnSiamer=gSirrett 1T 9lrisptta,

San5 5ramSiSc 0, 4. Wal.- 6oI9enbe
Oepejd)e 6es Sn6ianeragenten Glum lit pom
@ouperneur Safiorb in 9ucion, arisona,
empfansen tporben: ySort Grais, &c. april.-
Sd babe @eroumi, Pon,ica, @iptno unb IA
anbere Snbiauer feitsenomnlen Hub perbe am
80. 3. Sits. nit Sen @efangeusH nad Gan
Carlos abgeben. 8is iett finb mir pollitaNz
big erfsIsrei6 geipeien. Die Sunbi6after per-
folsen Oie nod iibrisen fsinbliden Snoiansr,
un9efabr 40 an ssr 3abl,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05

GtatIirf. 1853-
E1- Getra9ene ~Sa
9amens 1tmo 9errem $ &lei6er
wereen tpte Hem bergeridltet,
ohne baB bielelben 9erennt 5i perben 6rauten Fer
ner mrb aarantirt, oae beieben 1idt einaeben ober
berausecmommcm fperben. Bfuise. i6ne1e unb
prompte Sebienuns uirb Suseiibert.
Gmil SSiider's
d)euii Observation-Disclosures
Nr. 139, @eit=Jabetteitrabe.
sr6bte unb befe gtep=gorter Sdrberei anseuomnlen.
CAPRICE, ,1DiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
Sic teBtem sbritte 9e8ett oie Wit=
gteoer Ses ,,ySbisfep Hiuges"
In Gf 4nffia


2ouis, 4. Mfai. - 0ouis Seui6er,
eineS Der ne1erbilgS luieOer psrbaftete1 Wtit.
gieDer ocS ugSbisfepz z9fingS," iomie mebrsre
anbere, bersn Safe Dem ieinigen dbnli6 iinS,
wureen beute auf Gruub eiues ,,6abeas=G or
pns="SefeblS cntlaiiea. Die 6rage besiialid
Oes Gintreibens Ser ben DSitgiiebern oes
fings auierlegten @slObuBen- iit pabrI9eir-
lid lomit SIT @nnsn Der augefla9ten er>
leoi9t.
Ser Snaiamer= aries.
= b c q o, 4. 0tat. = 9a8 Saualeriez
8egin1ent, HOO Wtanu ltarf, lit BON Sort
Stneoln abge9angeu, nm auf Sitting Bull"
81 fahnoen, melfer ii9 nit etpa 500 &riegern
AM Dellowitone beitnben ioll.
Grobeben.
Slbam a, &eit=GauaOa, 4. Wai. - Sn
bteiiger 8egenb iuurbe in Der lebten Ntittz
mOfSz9tadt nm Ill llbr iefr oeutli6 eiu
grobebenitoB peripiirt, Der aft Sefunosn altz
0auerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05
heriihmtes 'tes @@iimaufeezN @ zNQqerttfr

Gde Der Baltimore unb 9neitra6e, Sames g.
0orman, gde Der YoftzSffiee= Apenue unb @econb=
gtrase, unb s. ~. Snbmftom s Comp, Sir. 5s,
Weit=EapestefraSe, ausbrIdltdb gum fSamilien gez
braudbe auf Slaiden seSosen. sIe Beitelunsen per
Yofarte tperben prompt effeftuirt. unb bas Sefete
foitentrei in irsen0 einem Staottbeile abseeiert.
(ApriI23, ,3UtteiaSF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-05

Baltimore City Lightning Rod Works,
s. u. 8uth, iun.,
gisentbimer, @rfnoer uno YatentsSnba6er Der
NON OBSTRUCTIVE CURRENT TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD,
Nr. G, Nortbitrabe, g4eitieite, uaBe Saltimorer.,
Baltimore.
Nud1 tperben Marine Cable Rods semadbt unb 9fepa=
raturen prompt beiorst bur6
(Npr25,1S) S. u. Wuth, Jun.