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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
6ru10ei9entbum
au bertauibem nber 5m berfaufen
0runSetGeRtbams S6rie BON H. ". sSau int
8ebanoe ocs n2tmerican."

0runseiaeatbams 9orie BON o.. W. SAT- int
8ebGnoe ocs n9tmerican."
-:C:-
12O Mfer 9amo, eine pradtpole 6arm, 9ons=
Green Saaep, t3 Wieilen BON bier.
Gdbones Y;caetlteinbauS on @arrenitr.. sebn
SimIner, $500; ipro aud sesen einen Sanbiit nabe
Der Staot pertauIdot.
@roBes A itoGises se9etiteinernes Sans on
Martet space, edoen unb gSchnuns; lehr 6illis i'm
Eaulbe.
2eere 8auHeuen an 1OwionFr., t55 6uB Ssronte,
nur $1,000.
Wrad,tppue % obnnns OIL Der 10. gtrase, @ei6=
tugton. .. G., oute Grunoitide in berielbenStao,
ebr binta 5u oerfauIen oaer Se9tn he9es gi9entbum
um5utauihen.
Syetnes g1obnbamsan &albountr., nit allen mo=
oernen gfnrhtlIreen; Breis $1,000.
2pei oreiftodise Ssauier on gsaihin1tonfra6e,
Silnmer NIT gDaiier; neu uuo in sutem 3uitanoe.
BretS $500 iebes.
Earn NIT t44 sIfern in @aIuert>@ountp. Nalb=
Ianb. NIT tausgesedneten9ebdui6 .Breiss3000.
ssiinf speifo6ige. se9eliteinerne 5duier On Bbat=
sosz naas Stiife5s Simmer ans sn55aeno anO in
aarm umsetauidt. (Be6r1 .12Ditef &2p)
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sttetfot o1tf eittet, 8al1t,sta.

BOrt Serb18, N.zU, IT. Wfal.-@e9en
9 llbr gefern 4beno murbe Die 2ofomottpe
gfr. "a, weldle einem Ditltd] 9ebenoen Sraft-
Sug porgeipallilt mar, etipa etne Utsile bftli9
bon Oieier citation our9 Sinberntife, ruetde
auf ben Sdieuen befeitigt rpareu, aus bem
@eleiie seidseuoe1t. Ser 9ofoulotipf fubrer
rettete fif bur4 einen Sprung, trug jeoo9
i1lpere Serlebun9eu bauon. Wtan 9laubt,
oab bas attentat burt 2aubftretder periibt
rpurbe uno oaB 2ettere e8 auf ben S6nell5ug
abgeieben batten, ipel9er fur5e 3ett uorber
nnrii hprnpfahrer1 tnnr
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ErHiGt.

Buffalo, M.<D., II. Mai. .-3psi Wan-
ner, Namens Saleutin Yrid unb sSobn @il=
ion, ipurben beute, ipdbrenb iie in eiuer 8ren<
uerei eiuen groBen &upferfeiiel reparirten, bon
@aleH, mslde einem inter bem &ellel beiinb=
lideu 6ol,foblenfeuer enttr0mtert, itberiudle
tigt. gBilion lpurbe burh Sphann Ben3inger
gerettet, allein Brid mar bereit8 erfidt, ale
man ibn inter benz asdel berpOrholte,
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BprotbuuoSlotal:

Beratbuug8lofal: gtr. 1872, oro@GutamIfr.
Ger 9roBe 9nbianerz srdutcrsD ottor bebanbeIt NIT
Sriol9 aQe d)rouiien Sranfbeiten oes Sims, 6ales,
6er 9Gnse, oes Dtasens, Ser Seber geren, Bee, 6eS
6er5ens uno ieoe unor6Hun9 i'm Nerueniuiteme
Sfrop6en, Srebs, @eihpult, 8dnomurm, gerpofs
tat uno olle droniien uno atuten 9eoen 6ei6er Gez
idIe6ter. Or. etperpooL bsr erose Sn6ianers araus
terzDottor, Nr. 1872, gforo=&IiatnTtrnfte, 6ebans
NIT poutommenen GrioIge, mas 6unoerte beseueen
tonnen. geerft bel oieen oas ee6en uiRergra6en6eH
setoen tetn Gelo mebr ne9 ionbern beIudt uno Sebt
gu6 pon oeien eroeuzGr1blaTTunqen heien, uab
BEN oe anoeren NerBte gud ndt belieu estonnt. SD
mohte Sud, bic Sbr SUD ene Batent gteo5nen babt
boen oen uno oitle uno jeue Dilur obneJlHBen proc
Dirt habt suruien:n SD iann@uh flriren erabungsn
0tunoen bon irib 9 bis A6eH6s nhr; Sonnta9S
UNI Beheu Der arOeiteHoen Sloiie uon friib 10 bis
I(ahmittaos nbr. (Nidrsq. .3Dtte, ,n6f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13

gliittern, Die lire stnOsr seiunO gu nabren
iulnl1eH, obue i'm StanOe 81 iein, es bnrd)
llre el9ene 8ruft gu befpirfen, lam nid9ts
Seileres eHpfohlem tptroeH, ais 0Sei&ffdee3
Rit0ertRebl@ (PaedOtr0phin). Sn Apo.
hefen III habeIl. (HebE.8l IS.l .fSr.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
WttS Werffn.

0abanna, II. Wtai. - Der Oampfer
,,0ttp of Werico" fam beute aus Sera @ru5
an uilO bringt gtahri9ten ans Der merifantz
i9en 9auptftabt bis sum 3. Wai. Sn politi.
i6en Sreiieu berridlt groBe llnrube. Die Wti<
niiter 8aQarte, 9arcla Gaaena rno Sagle
tparen su Mitelie6ern bes gfational< 8 bergez
rifts erpdblt moroen; 9iai eruannte iie ipd.
ter 81 Wltglieoern ieines cabinets, uno iie
nurben BON lbren ridterli6en Bfltdten ent-
bunseu. Cine SurisOiftionsrage 1T berbur9
Spii4en bem Sbergeri9te unO Dem @refutiO>
Oepartement entltanben, unO OaS Grltere bat
isbt bic Wtiniiter aufgeforbert, cine ober bic
ausere Steaung aufsugeben. eagle unb Gar
bena baben oemgsmdB ibre &etgnationcn ais
Sberrihter eiu9ereiebt, wGbreno 8aucrte's
Q5ii1teu nod nibt befannt iino. 8alarte
ift elmer Der beroorragenoiten 4ipirauteu auf
bas Br6iioenteuamt, unO feline polttiibeu @egz
ner freuen itdl natiirlid] f0niglif iiber Die
8erlegenbett, in tpel4er er ii6 befiuOet. Gr
it ndmlif su gleider 3eit 8oriitenOer be8
SbergeridtS unb Bremiermtnifter mo lit un<
enti9lofen, pclde bon ben beiOen Stelleu er
aufseben io1. M0glider gSeiie miro OaS
Sbergeridt Srn. 8aQarte etne beiOnoere Dis
peniation ertbetlen, inbem nun e8 fir uuratbz
Jam hGlt, bab er aus bem Staqlsbepartement
au8treteu iollte, ebe bic Streitfrageu nit ben
Ser. S,aaten entlbieben iinO.-lleber Die Ser.
boilten= 8epeguug uni 8io .9rGnoe lte9t ni6t8
yteleS Dor.
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3nOeSltrfheiL.

Buffalo, R.>D., IL. Otai. -@arl MtanfO
tpllroe beute zines am 2. April 5. s. 81 Gina
in oieism Gountp an Sobann atloif periibten
Morbes iiberf.ibrt unb gum 9o0e perurtbeilt.
Die Stnridtung ilt auf cen 21. SUM feitse<
iebt.
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@asfcHofen>

OOmeg, GStGaS, Vulkane
L.. (. 10. peroen auf Probe An
seoasirten asreiIen perfauit. t.-8aseinrid,tansen
polirtem 81 e II ing uno Wt al oItea.
Mne neuen unb auserieienen @intidtungen orieinefs
M an ansaee. nnS
tnns in allen ibren Sran6en. @aus neue Wuifer,
aus Den 6eten Na5rifen iorefdlts aus9tipdblt. ale
Safen ail moslihn neorisen Breiien.
(Septi3,1 1Si.a.SF) sSpbn s.. Sefco,
Rr.163, Net S tSanetteftr.. nabe s5oro sOperns
hauie, friiher bel 6. 9. Dopioion & Comp.
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30nce'S Maoorls=GanoH4
=

&Gnee's Mnoprn=Sanoh
sat F5 In SuanSiaidbri9er Griabruns ii6er ftben
G6aten eines 3neiies binaus 0erQrt erpro6t bae n
6ei Der peilun9 bon
9GItbtt0,
r6brenaitslSHt5lHouRe,
SSnlten uito &tfGItune,
bAutiger Sranne nno Saeadlbuftes,
8IutIpeien
tttto Gaen 2unaenbelclsuetcea
iebes dnoere Uttel Mhertrift.
6unoerte an6crer Dttttel itno georeiet unb In Ssn
Siinmel eebobeH poroen iino a6er Be tie sur iinters
fhsung oes eooes teine Sotsi9e oeabeH Ser BerceIs
@nnop bsit0no9 an Bele6tbeit qeiuonnen bIs er Sic
Sobe zines BtuftersB Brdparates erreidlt bat,
9res 50 Gents oas Badet ooer brei 6adete ir eines
Dollar. 3A badeE BEL
4sa &etb q. Ganee,
RI 10S, w. s8atTtmpfehraFeW
IlSebrlg gI2aRtsl,,
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WtOrosAttentat auf Den beutI9em
&aiier.
Ser stttentater Elm 9etpstgee
So5ialtit+

Seine glngabtn iber bic 8elueggriiube fir
Den Uteu6elmOroSuerlu4.
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Die ..Eint brinU

@llsm ortb, Die., 12. Wiai. - Ser
S1ooner nSenus" III i'm Southtpeif-6arbor
elnaelaafen, uno Die eigentbiimer bas sSabr@
ssu9eS haben oallelbe ben Guiien gum Saufe
angeboten. IS 1T nod nidt betannt, su mel.
der 3ett bic r@imbria" abseben rpir6. Oeeb.
rcre iunge ruiRlhe Sffisiere, tueld)e aeftern
bier peripeilteH, tbeilten nit, baB bic Gapi.
tdnc 8aoenbcnien une Grippenbera OIL einem
Der ndd]lten Sonntage bteie Staot beiud1eu
rprbeu. Sei0e eapttdne naren auf beute
BON hiefsen gefannten gum Diner sinsela,
ben, ermiOerten ieSed), baB iie burb @el6dite
absebalten uitrOen, Der @Inlaonug Solse gu
feiffprf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
Mttaua.
m. Adler.
M. Aoler,

iriiher Gde bet &srtnatona ,ino 0eariitr., 1T
nadl Scr. SIS, 9tcrosSatam5trake, iibergefie0elt
unb bat fen neues eofal nit einem groBen unb poaz
}tdnbtaen Stieelz uno ghubla9er eroffnet. Nan be-
tude uns balb unb iifere ii duBerit oortbeilbaite
&infdufe. VI. g0icr,
Tr. SIS, yoro @utatpftraf,e.
Rs- SIR. SIS, Roro@gutawfr. (alprtI13, 1OdFj
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0eruttid)te Sspsf1en aus Wetps
MDrf.

geem.gorf, IL. Mfai. - Geitern reilten
52a 8aiiasisre bon bier nadl europa ab.
= Saron Slanc, Der italienil9e @eianbte,
tpuroe geiferl Abeno in Der ct. Stepbans.
Stride nit Dolores Natica Germ, Der Toftcr
sines reiden cubanilden Yhan,ers, setraut.
Die Mffaire mar cine Der 9ldnscnoiten, ucld]e
ie bier ifattfano, unb Der gr6Bte 2betl oes
oiplomatllhen Corps aus Waihin9ton, iowie
anoere berporragenoe Perionen ipobnteh Der
@eremonte bel.
- Die Dtit9lieOer bes Spnbifats erflaren,
bab fe bereits "a bis 25 Wtiltionen in 44s
prosentigen Sbligatiouen abseiett baben.
@erttmsliidte Sselettte.
Can Sransise ~. Wfai. = Die
8arfe ySonora," ipelde bente aus 2iperpool
anlangtc, batte @bas. s. Sarrlmal, ben Slpeiz
ten Steuermann, unb lefs Matroien beS
Goaid)ifis ,,Saseiti1e," ipelbes Dor einiger
3eit ldeiterte, am gorb. Die Shiffbriid)it
gen purben am 4. Mdrs bon Der Wdnnifait
Der ,Sonora" in Der 2enaires sStraBe auf9er
funoeu, mo iie fid IA Gage lang hurb Wfu-
ideltbiere epndbrt batt,n. Die Seelente ers
sablten, bab iie auf ibrsn Srrfabrtell, nadoem
lte Sas gSrad perlaheu batten, cine Sohle ents
oedtcn, i'll rueld)er iie Stiide ciues Sootes,
mebrere StuOer, &leipunssititfe mub mebrere
Sfelette, ieeod, fein Sdreiben ober irseno
elnel lonitgeu @egeuitano porfanbeu, tpelder
NuStuntt lber Die SerlIudliifteu oah
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SerR@eraGgeR.

9sntllt
+ Se4aers@erItb GrWN1Ss
0sieaigaft bon 8altImere,
RoroSFt.@de Ses
Baltimore anb bet 9nUiSubsg gtra6e.
Si8eaaG go Ser GOISfS 40 GSs9Ee.
4g- gar bic gssItesu ~s4
StsA fetus Bere4 e4nuussemu&t
S96egtG &Sebeg, Brdftoent;
&siErtd StrauB, 8tess4rGRben4.
DtIettOrtum;
Srieortn GSepr G9rih, Gtftst,
VI. belle, 3. Rs 90nemalH,
s. 9. EoppsImaRs aaon Sohe,
gsttr sSIs gSSiIsi sSissiiuo,, sir y a. ai5Ss agiSl's'
tsborfes sSebeF. I,,4,.. s,.y.
81, 9iF9Ss RIea8a.eser IN Assnt o5Iatr @sl,Gs
t1att. tWiarB,2SfS.)
Hlae 9sutf@< amertFantf6e
6eaer SeriidIeruuge 9e1eHidlaft bon
Baltimore.
Vie erfe motentlidbe @nSahlung bon 30 Sent5 pro
Anthetl lit BDntad, ben Is. Se6ruar, i'm 8reau Der
.Deun9en @entrot6ant" Su MAIDEN, fUoielbft uu9
Sublutptions@etten aufliesen.
0treftOren:
Sonrao Weto, s.. gStttntcr,
4.u9uft Seume9, Il. ". Rerd)ner,
Safub SoetmaHn, %. Slices,
Str, SudIS, 2puts ReknIp
3. q. BON Oer Sort, 81 IS. l9ronebere.
Gumrao D9eio, BrGfibent
9lu9Mit Seurpea, SicezIIaI.;
(4i-) Nr Nuhitrat, Setretdr.
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Sso0 etn tansfinsefiser Sanfs
SrGft0ettt.

9ro9, N.-Y., Ii. URa. - Gomin SO.
ISaD, gr Brdfoent Der nMer9ants-N -National=
Sanf" bon @bitebaa, purbe beute Ntorgen
auf bic 4nflaSe bin, 100000 untsridla9en
gu babeu, perbaftet uuO inter $4,000 Sitr9>
id1qft ue5tellt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13

ESeretntgte
9emGfdG 0rnnOetgfntbunrs-
Beaeg GerF9erangs GeieHiGGtt
Don
ESGItt tt . se~
Bureaus:
SASOE. GGs Der 9aIttmoreItraSe uRS BeEa
Siflces9lOenue.
EtaGG&tG an 9G14{tit 0Ees&tE0Re>
D5tge @eieaidat tft fiets 6ereit, aIe @lfen BON
SerF4erungen 9e9en 8erluF ODER Smo6su bur6b
GeusI entge9eRBunebmen.
RB- sir ole 1,olIeen -Ga
3trhFetne etbuung. gsmaGts
Sobu Smith, Brdf6ent;
clemens Siten0nrf, &icesBrdibsnt.
Gtreftortum:
Soin Smith, 8. y. aisRet,
Clemens SflenooTi, Gnorea3 6ofmnnu,
S5Tiftop5 SreuSer, Sob. 6ooes,
8oIentin 3olet, Soiep6 Ebumaan,
9ltdJael Ai6ers, f5er0. Nrel6e,
s, B, @erten, Ailb. 5lamT,
f5rseoTi1 Saiielborf.
SfarI gScStstd1, GefE.
~ So. JeIspb S@uatSt ia 4gent Der Selsl(6aVt,
(e5tp71Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
Sauferotte.

gtem.gorf, IL. Mai. - 9tob. Sci
Ions, yta6tolger Der 6irma 6ellOwS, Sol
mes & Glapp, Suneliere an Waioeu=Qane,
bat auf 8anferott=@rtldruug an9etra9en. Bai-
iipa $25O,OO0; Nftiua 9leid] gtul.
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Sic Observation-Disclosures TIT Gtaets=
44nxS

Cincinnati, II. Nai.-Oie eingelcitcs
ten 1nteriu6ungen iiber bic tiir5liG bier ent-
bedten 5teuerbetriigereien fibrteu beute su
Der sefhlagna9ae Der 8rennersi ber 50.
Sepin & @ranmann, Qoui8 Shuls uno
@obrebt. Die Brenrereten iinS Idmmtli9
Observation-Disclosures, uno Der fabri3irte yfrum-
me" Sbuapps ioa i'm 9auSen ni9t mebr, als
10 SAP pro g8cde betra9en babeu.
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Gin Seitcnitii6. 80 eett SoSe oeS
SHrI. gSnInfffe.

Gpansbille, Suo., IL. Wfai.-Sn einem
bieiigen Gingels s9angel s2beater perindte elmer
Der Sariteller, einen Ipfel elmer 6rau bonn
aopfe su i9ieBen. @r traf iein 3iel nlat, bic
9ugei fnbr our6 bas 3elt uno traf etnen
9naben, Der b'rauBen lpielte, unb tDbtete ibu
nnnenhliflifl
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0r1berSd,,fti iif1tttasfatt.

Sidsburg, IL. Mtei. = Ser @rdbers
idniidungsta9 fpurbe seitern BON oen bier9en
ebemaligen Unions nno confDberirten Sols
baten gsfeiert. Die vglauen" unb nSrauen"
riiften auiammeu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
NF1mSe.

Sadi on, Mtii., H. Mai, g8dbrsua Der
bergangenen Na9t brad I'M @eifditstbeile
Oieier Staot Seuer aus, rueld3es Die 9aoen Der
Sirmen 6ofbeimer, Robsrtlou & Steoens, s.
U. 9igOu, y. 9Orne, iopie etlide 8Obubduz
Ter serftDrte ODER be1dlGoiote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
Boitrau6er Derbaftet. -9pnd1serid)t
I'M HffniafffrsE Eerrifnriitftt

9 t. Z Il g. Y. WQi. = Nmos B. S0s
ifer, Spe3ialagent bes Boitamls 9eparte.
mentS, uerbaftete beute in @aibinstou, @o,,
flint iugenblidle 9antitreiher, rpelde oen heute
bon bier naG gSaibinston bef5roerten Botiad
aufgeihnitten nuO beraubt batten.
gtahri6ten aus @aobo TN Sn6ianer. Sers
ritorium er9eben, baB am lebteu Mittpod,s-
abenbe Orei BferDebiebc so Mcilen ipeItli6
mn ienRn1 Slrte neh1nnt fnnrNsr1
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0ersDcifeiter SSlu@t0erittd) ctnes
1erurtteiltett WerbredserS.

8tltams ent1ob bsuts aus cem biefisen Sri
minalgeri4tsbofe, gerabe, naheem er ruegen
zines m6rberideu 4u9rifi8 auf mehrere gteger
81 speiIdhri9er 3udtbau5baftneru nor
ben mar. 8rei 6iilIs- Sferifie beitiegen ibre
Yierbe unO uerfolgtcn ben Sli9tigen, pslaen
re in furSer s3eit einbolten. Billiams 3og
sipet 5feOoloer beruOr unb feuerte auf ieine
SerfOlger, bis er ourA einen S9ub in bic
Siifte 81 Sobeu geitredt muree. Sin BON
lbm abgefeuerter S9uB peripuuSete bas Bierb
oes 9iilfsz S6eriffs McDlahou. gSiuiam8
lit anBsrbent au9eflaat, Sruei 9tegcr ermoroet
81 baben, uuo Ct erflGrte oeitern, meun er
heute berurtbeilt werOe, 10 rpiirbe er ben &id)-
ter BEN 5herif uu6 Sen Staatsanmalt tDoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-13
Sie VriioeIitr0fe III 9efatoare.

Nemca tile, Del, II. Utai.-SebsDf
ner puroen beute I'M 5ofraume oeS bieitaen
9efdn9ntfes Ger Priigelitrafe uuterworfen.
Gin leocr nerielbeu erbielt 20 StodltreidJe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
4 Gtsisiana Prosecutions.

Last night the Post called upon District A t.
torney Leonard. OF Louisiana, and asked him
II it was true that some Of the Radical uhu-
ayers had charged him, before the Attorney
General, with having acted, during tho can
vass and election, in the interest Of the White
League
IF any such charge has been made" he re-
piled, u do not know OF it. | have not even
heard OF IT,
'tIs 1t true, Judge, that you are going to
prosecute the whole Democratic party Of
Louisiana for alleged election frauds2'
II don't know yet what I shall do. / am
here to get Instructions from the Attorney
General. I know there ought 10 be q great
many prosecutions
"Why2'
because the State was carried by violence
and fraud Nobody denies that in Louisiana
There was organized violence, and the Dem
ocrats openly declare that they don't intend
to let the negro vote count
"Why, judge, it was reported thnt the cleo
ton was very quiet Where was there any
vioIence?"
'I've got n paper here which gives an nc
count Of eighteen negroes being killed in
Caddo parish. The negroes said there were
fifty or sixty killed"
"Where was there any other violence?"
"Oh. II was all over the State; everywhere
by these prosecutions can you reverse the
election If violence Is shown"
son, no; we can only punish the men who
were guilty Of the frauds. The court cannot
interfere with the Governor In Issuing the
certificates. II fraud and violence are proven
the defeated candidate can appeal only to
Congress-"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
THE H1OKMON'S SCANDAL.
rho Unfortunate Miles and Hls Three
Brides.

The Unfortunate Miles and Ezzs Three
Brides.
John Horne Miles, q Mormon Elder, has
had u most ill-starred honeymoon. Caroline
Owens was born In London In 1885, and is
now one Of the prettiest women in Salt Luke
City. which is not saying very much. A cor
| respondent Of the Chicago Inter- Oceos says
she has dark eyes, dark hair q fine figure.
and uses good English. She has been liberal
ly educated, WIS Mt school several years in
Holland, and, Oh the death Of her uncle, who
had adopted her, she became gOverness
where she had been q pupil. Miles is thirteen
months her senior. They were children TO-
gether and lovers from their earliest years
In 1870 he entered the merchant marine SER
vice for three years, and went to sea in the
ship England They were engaged, and cor
responded regularly till 1873, when the ship
was reported lost In the Torres Straits with
every soul on board. The truth was that he
left the ship O. month before In Australia,
and soon after went to Utah. In 1876, to her
surprise, he appeared to her ono day at g.
friends house where she was visiting, like
one risen from the dead She went with him
to Utah, where they arrived on October 4. He
had offered to marry her as soon as he was
settled in his house. and she was happy; but
one day he informed her that he was
also snso g?S nsnoo to marry two sters
them to her. She pleaded with him,
and finally went with him to President Tay-
Tor, who decided that there must be three
marriages, and that Emily must be- first. she
second and Jutia third. M lies told her that
while he loved her and did not love the others,
he could not change the regular order Of these
things, but that In reality she would be his
first wife; and 50 this friendless girl yielded,
and was married according to the rites of the
Mormon Church, October a. At the wedding
reception she saw Emily Spencer seated on
tho musc~stool In the centre OF the room.
She went up to her and said: won't you
please get off that stool2 I want to play"
Emily simply squnted at her and said nothing,
but Miles went across the room and said:
Emily, don't you move, you are my wife;
don't you mind that woman" Miss Owens
then slapped her rivals face Miles got be-
tween them, and one Cannon got behind Miss
Ovens and held her hands, and told her to
leave the house. She ran into the street,
where she met some apostles who were going
to take her home. when Miles and Cannon
dragged her into the house. They tried to
calm her, and finally induced her to play
some quadrilles. AS she sat at the piano
waiting for them to form sets on the floor, she
heard Miles ask Emily to dance with him.
She sold she would not play for that woman
to dance, and left the plano and ran up to her
rooms. The next day she had him arrested
for bipamy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
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There need be no fear now about our winter
TRADE or the yellow foyer, Tor L, &. has A.
rived. A suldlerly step on tho STAIRCASE, a
heaming face III the doorway Of our aanotum
announced that the veteran was once more
upon his heath, md tho 2. g., alias T. Glea-
son. was here from tho wilds of Minnesota.
From the oreaking Of the floors he must have
gained something like fifty pounds avoirdu-
pois during his excursion North. and tho
box office OF tho st. Charles Theatre has been
Gorrespondingly strengthened. In his pis-
catory raids, for which he Is so famous, It Ia
said he hooked and brought to land stur-
ge0n weighing 144 pounds and measuring
nine feet ono and n half Inches In longth. with
o. small silk line.
As q testimonial Of his prowess the cham
bermaid ut his hotel, on his leaving re-
marked: "And faith, sir, shure yo will be
after comm back next season. fur us tho
fishes ye have that Is good fur tho parlor and
kitchen. It's the loikcs Of We that we've
wanted" z. &. will hold forth In his old
place. MS usual.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
The Electoral Vote I'm 1880.
PHILADELPHIA Times. !

The study Of the electoral vote as presented
by the elections this year, Is an interesting
one In view Of the probable issues of 1880
Assuming that the general Republican tide Of
1873 shall be repeated in 1880, and allowing
California to be added to the Republican
follows: Republicans, 213; Democrats, 1876.
ALI that is necessary to change the electoral
majority from the Republican to the Demo-
cratic side will be the change OF New York,
with it's thirty-fiye electoral votes. Transfer
ring New York to the Democratic side. the
electoral vote would foot up-Dem ocratic,
1911: Republican, 178, giving the Democrats n
majority OF thirteen, with Democratic Sen
ate and House to cure all defects In the count
And when it is considered that New York
gave but $4,000 Republican majority this
year out of probably 100000 votes and that
Tilden and Tammany were locked In 81 deadly
factious war that neither will dare to repent,
the transfer of New York to the Democratic
side In 1880 will be an easy task with New
York city as an illimitable factory for manu-
featuring Democratic majoritics md the fate
of q Presidential contest depending upon thu
vote Of the State.