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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
0ermii1te 9epeSGet aus 0etps
WNrf

Stem gOrt, Is. Suni, - Sob er0ffuete
beute An 101.
- Seute traisn bier ein: Die 9ampfer y@trz
caiiian" unb yState Of 0Ouiltana" bon @la8-
gom uno y Saltic" BON 2iuerpool,
- Der llnteri6abuleiiter 5abite beute fir
SntereiIen $4,000 unO fir einsc;o9eue Sbliz
9atonen $4,000 aus.
= Die 3Oa @innabmen bctrllgen beute
1924, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
&r61t0e.

q no q o TT, 13. Sunt.-Sn Der Wt6belz
Sabrif Der 56. 8our & Comp. ereignete fidl
beute Abenb ei1e @rploiiOn, meldle baS Sc
bduOe in Slammen iette uno Sda6eu I'M 8e=
trage bon $4,000 auri6tete. Der Nai6tz
niIt trug beoenflide SritbmunSeu bapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
Ste Sentofraten bon goros
Hdrnlfffn.

&aleiQ +, 81. e., 13. Suui. - Ser Be-
mofratiIde @onpent bieies Staates trat heute
in Oieier StaOt 5ulammen, Inn einen Sberz
ridter nno s~eid beiIitenOs &i4ter ~ nonliz
niren. ad)tb. gSm. $. Smitb uuroe gum
Sberridter unb g. q. 9libe, iorpie g. s..
0taarb 3u beiIibcnOen 9't6tern nomtnirt.
Der GonUent gelaugte barauf gu bem per-
niinftigcn @ntihluiie, itd obne gSeiteres su
pertagen, Ohue bic iiblideu lanslpeiligen 9te-
iolutionen ansunebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14

Beratbunasloial: Scr. 1872, gforo> >gutapfr.
Ser orose enoianer< arauterz Doftor 6ehanbelt nit
rioIo le 5ronilfen &ranf9eiten bes Sirns, Salies,
Der VInae, Ses Nasens, Der seber, Nieren, Sae bes
Seraens ilno ieoe nnorbnIn9 i'm Weruenlpiteine,
GfrSphe(n 0rebs, @eihuulff, SanbiDurul, yierpoftz
ri urS aiie d5ronen unb afuten 9eioen 6eiber 9ez
siedbter. 81. aiperpool, Der arose Snbianersardus
iersDottor, Nr. 1872, NorSsGntatpitrafs, behan=
mit nofifommenen grjolge, mas 5unoerte bebeusen
ionuen. Werit bei bieien bas aeben intersrabenosn
sSsa n @eo ssr ss ennsirn est nnS si1s
@ub ner Aieiert g}eroenzgrhlnffunse beilen. nad1
Dem ails anSsren gerste eud nit belien sefonnt SO
mohie @uh, Sic sir eut. ene gatentz TeoSinen 9aot
bolen laen uno bieie uHo ieIe rtnr pIoz
Gtunben BON frif 8 bis M6enbs lbr; Sennta9s
Sum Beften Der arbeitenoen 9lniie uon trnp ~ us
Ndhnttass lil,r. (Sunt. Il, 3Dde.ia3s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
Gin eDelma!fges WeieB9e0t4m8ss
WaifefieD uerftrtfsetLt.

@be eiter, Yenli., 13. Suni.-S. S. gul.
laro, ein ebemalises Wiit9lieo Der @siesge
bnng, nel6er am leeten Sseitase iiberfibrt
pnrec, oeridieeene Setriisereien begangen su
babeu, puroe bente 81 elmer @eloitrafe BON 81
nebft aoiten uno 9 Nfomaten @efdnsuiB Der.
urtbeiit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
selblfMt0r0 ei1ies 9eMtIden

WeW= yorf, Is. Snni. = N0am STATS,
ein fiinf5iajdbriger Dentiaer, beging geiterrl
gbenO I'M Central Yarfe SelbltmorO, inoenl
er itb oil einem Sanme erhdn9te, na1Oem er
uorber nod gum lleberfluiIe Silt eingeuOms
men hattie. @r binterldBt eine gSittwe unb
fiiuf &tnbsr, melde in Scr. 154, SleeferftraBe,
lpobnen. Gtdtb, iueld)er cine Stublfabrif in
9tr. 179, gSooiteritraBe, betrieb, bate iid ieit
mebrereu Sabren Dem Grunfe ergeben unr
lehte nldlt nliiflidl nit ieiner @nttin
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8rultocigentbum
at bertanibem nher at berfanien
0rumoet8entbnn,s SDrie BON u. -. S,aU In
8ebduoe oes nMmerieau."

Oeuuuoe Ce5 n2tWertcQu."
12O W6er 2ano, eine prodtpo1e Sarm, 2onaz
Green 95aliep, 10 Nteilen bon bier.
gdl5ues sSiegeliteimbaus an Warrenitr.. sebn
3mnler, $4500; pirb auh segen einen 9anbfis nabe
Der gtaot pertauidt.
SsroBeS A it6diaeS se9elfteinernes Sous an
WarfetsSpace, 9dben unb gsobnuns; ie9r btatS in
Xaulhe.
Heere Sauiteuen an Sopionitr., 155 SuB 5ronle
nur $500.
VradjtpoHe g1pbnuna an Der 10. Strase, Baib:
inaton, .. g., ioipie 9rlnbitude in oerelbenStaot
te9r bts 8u pertaufen oser se8sn befises @i9enbun
um5utaui6en.
SfeineS gSobnbansian@ @albountr., nit alen mo
oernen ginrif)tlIn9en; Breis $1,000.
2pei oreift0dige S,dufer on Waibtnatonftrase,
3inlner NIT geaifer; neu uno III sutem 3uitanoe
BreiS $500 ieoeS.
Nerm nit 144 Ndern in @aluert:@ountp. Vtorp
lamb, nit .Brets $1,000
Stint 3peift6diae siegelfieinerne Sduier on gsbat
coat. rlabe Gtrderifr., 3immer entlaleno nno II
qute1n 2uitanoe. Yreis $500 jeees. aus9 seae1 etn
ssarm um9etanid,t. tSenfl 'l2OfeN &2p)
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Die ltnter5,, dj,ltt0 oes gSablbetrnes.

QSaibtngton, 13. Suni. - 9as Yots
| ter'lde llnterlu6ungs belt belltc Wtor=
gen eille furSe @ebeinliibung, iporauf @eneral
| Smith, Der ebemalige @raennungSz Glerf in
] ShaBanlte, perb0rt tpuroe nnb beseu9te, oaB
er am 10. WtGr3 1877 Elm BON einem peri1nlis
| den 6reunoe un ben BraIOenten 9ertd)teter
| Srief, lpeld)er b1e @rnenHlng Sas. y. NnOer=
lon's Su elmer Stelle enpfahl, BEN S6abi
| ants oepartelnent iiberipIeen lpuroe. 9eneral
| Butler le9te oem 3eugen uerIdie0ene Sra9en
| iiber Die Qnltren9ungen Stanlep WtattbemS'
| III @unIen 2noerlon'S Dor, nno inter Anoes
rem purbe elm BON Wattbems al @eneral
| Sutitb gertdteter 8rief nnterbreitet, i'll mel
| diem Wtattbelp8 erflarte, oaB er NnOerlon
feline Serlpre4un9en gemaAt babe. 9Senn
berelbe Die ibn bon Smitb angebotcne Stelle
nift annebnie, 10 iolle iid) Der 2eBtere ntd)t
meiter I'M i'm befimmern. 0er 6elt Der
9luslagen bes 3eusen beSog iid auf Die
gGeigerung lnberlon's, ba8 thnl an9ebotene
| Inlt eines 3ollinipeftprS an5uHebmen, nnO
auf anbere, l1cn latham befannte Qhairen.
| Inter Nnoerein erlp0erte 53euge au1 elne Sra9e
oes @eueraS Butler, er bdtte einen Srnoer
| Quoerion's auf gmpfeblung oe5 Senators
MattbeipS gum @lerf i'm Saltinorer 3ou<
ANTE ernaunt. Serl6teoene, auf etiua5 ld)rotre
gSsiie bon Butler geitellte Sra9en tpuroen
bon Srl. @or fir llnSuldiiig erfldrt, unb Die
Ginpdnbe tiibrteu su elmer Idn9eren Bldnfelet
splid)en ibn unb Sutler. &etterer erfldrtc,
Gor babe itb iett idoil gum brttten ober pter-
ten Otaie in Ieine Examination etngemild]t,
lno ct lperbe bic llnterbre6ungen nHt langer
ouloen. Cor erluiberte, er lperoe itd1 gauS ges
luiB in's 0tittel legeu, iobalO er es fir notD<
rpenoig era6te. gutler ertldrte, er mole MIR
burd) eine Srugen berpeiien, oaB 9eneral
Smitb fein bereitrpilliger 3euge lei uno ntd)t
Nnes iasen wolle, mas er ptffe.
JteprGlentant Wtac0tahon itellte barauf
nod etlid)e Sragen all ben 3eu9en, ohne net
tere Sbatlad)en Don gSidti9feit ans 2idlt 5u
| fDroern, wuraui ii6 baS Gonlte bIs mor9en
Oert09te.
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9te 9ero otiteia. = Der mertfantiG)e
General Ni.neto attseblt@ scs

@ntonio, Ssr., 10. Sllnl. - Sin
iosbsn BON Sort &larf angefonmener Serr
brin9t Die gtadri1t, oaB Der nerifanilbe 9ff
neral Nunclo au lebten Sreitage II Wtelleu
bon Yieoras ge9ras bon ben eerooilten nnter
Dem Senerale@ScObeoo aet0otet luuroc. Nun@
clio beiebli9te Die Sie9ierun9strnppeu in pic
bras Jte9ra8,unb iein 500 miro ais elm lbpe=
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Sie tet,te SraooSfc Ia 0hflaoelnfia

Bbtla0el plar 13, SllNl. = Ole bleFge
Yoli3ei bat biz jett nod uiGt Die seringfte
Spur bon &arl @eiitlid), tuelder lnl Ser
Oadtc ftebt, ietue Srau uno cine betben Sinz
Der ermorbet 81 baben, entOedt. Die 9telpz
Yorfer Yoli5ei lit ourd) bcn &sle9rapben an-
9elpieien morOen, ein mad)iame8 Ause aui ben
8ermiRteu al haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
0aISene alOer ODER SdmorrbotOen!

8r. s. %. De Wttfs gitttel senabrt untebIbare
peiIuns bon 6linben, blutenben, idlparenben uno
iudenoen Samorrboiben; es iuirb Die SeiIuns eines
eoen audb nod 10 alien etnseiuurSsIten 6aes sarans
;irt, nenn Der Battent ben 9ebruudsaRneiunseH
ireHs nahtOmmt. gs iuirft berubaeno, OeriGafft
mad iener antuenbuus iofort einberuns uub beperIs
ieuist oOltse SetIuns In turSer 3et. Die GIaibe
Uro au 90 Gents pom apCtbeferR perfauIt.
Satob 9Bols, ernannter agent
(Dts5, ,3Dlte, 8, ,D,s) in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
Gi.t @erfiihrer erSd,oifett. .

Enrts tsmoulb, Yire., 13. Suni. - 0a.
nio sSebb mad3te heute Otorseu einen Ser
iud, Sas. Gagan, mel6eu er ilnter perbdftis
gen umftdnben i'm 3immer ieiner Satin an
traf, gu eri6ieben. @r ieuerte brei SdiiiIe
ani @agan ab, bon tueldeu sinei ibr 3iel ira.
len. Gasan lie9t iett i'll boffnungsloIem 3uz
ftanoe raruleber. SeiOe iinb iunae perbeira>
ttete Wdnner. gSebb puroe perbaftet uuo i'm
@eiGngIiiie nnterqcbralbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14

aRiitter, eebraudlf @soneu's Teethina Cordial!
Gin 5nperldiiges Oiittel ge9en Seioeu Der
Sinber; es 9ibt fem befereS gegeH Soltf, Wtas
9euidure mo OarmbelAmeroen. gu 25 GtS.
bet &potbetern 81 baten, (apr20, ,SMte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14
SelegrapDii1e Sepel1eM.
Lseri&te oer paiiociirten #reHe-4hr ben rDensE&es
4erreipOuoentena.l
3alanS-pepffd)en
aus Der SunoesDamptiteSt.

9as Mattbeps'idIe 2Seibpafhnnss>9 nntite
gSalbtn9to 13. Sum-. - SaS an
Nntrag oeS SeuatorS Utattbelps crnanntt
@omtte, nm beiien Sstheilt9ung on ben 2oui
iiana'er Qffairen 81 unteriuhen, trat beute
Molgen suiamnlen. GS beebt aus ben Se.
natoreu @On1unOs, Glliion, SngallS, Soar
9api5, 0bbte unb Sone8.
sSas. 8. NnberIon 'erldlien als erIter 3euge
jeoo6 muroe cine 3ui6riit bon Dem Botter'
lden @Omite empfangen, meld)e mittheilt
baB AnoerIon auf beute Utittag Dor baS leb;
tere @omite gelaSen lei. 9nberion murbe
besbaIb auf cine 3eitlang entifulbigt, aub
oaS @omite madlte cine 8auie.
Mmttaaen gesen einen zResiitratpr.
Die @roBgel6morenen itellten beute cine
Qnfla9elhrlft gegen Dell 9eneral 9ioeon
@larf aus, ipeld)er an9cfla9t lit, in 1874,
tpdhreno er alS 3eltaments =8egiftrator in Die.
Ter Statt fuugirte, nantbafte Summen inter.
iflagen 3u haben.
STE gertasuns oes SonareiSes.
Inter ben Senatoren unO Hepralentantell
6erridt beute glbenb bic aagemeine 4niidt,
0aB Die gegenudrtige Sibun9 be8 Gongreiies
nidJt ldn9er, ais bis gum ud6lteu 0tonta9e
bauern luiro.
Sin framfer senator.
Seute yfad)mttta9 ctrfullrte oas Geritdt,
bab Senator Blaine bebeuflih erfranft lei.
Die QerSte bes Senators erfidren ieoof, oab
Der Patient ultr an einem nnbeoeutenben 9ln.
Ialle bes gSedielfieberS leibet.
Gerntiid)fes.
@ine aus etna 100 &abad8fabrifanten aus
Sirginlen beiiefenSe Delegation fam beutC
bier an, unt bic balbm0glidite @rleoi9unJ Der
6rage I'M Setreff Der Sabadsfteuer Sn befiir-
morten.
0as Seuat8. @omite iiber 9riutlegien uno
gSatlen beidlOB beute, ungiinitige Seridte
iiber bic plelen Yetitionen 81 @unileu be8 16.
amenOementa, reip. bes 6rauenitimmre6tS
81 eritatten.
Die @rleOtguu9 Der Srage i'm Setreff bef
@orbin> 8utler'i6en gSahl= =@onteite8 1T BON
pem SeuatSz@omite iiber PriOilegieu uno
8ablen bis Snm ndditen Samitase perifo.
ben nor6en.
Die beutige Stcuereinnabme betrug 5000 ),
167; Die 3oueinnahme $479,192.
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eNrei ascrsnt,e,, ,,s,n, ssfit,e ersd,fnne,,

iI@ TN, PeHnl., u. SHlIl.-9ln SQnm
in Ger ytdbe oieier StaOt, inter pel9em brei
0ldnuer geitern lpdbreHo zines beftisen Sc
ipitters Sfut 9eiud)t hatten, rpllroe bon Ell
nem 8lieirable getrpffen, llnb Sbos. 8os
nalolon, loipie iein Sobn bliehen anf Der
Stele tobt. Der 9ritte, Nanlens Sinf, trug
tGAtlidle &erlekul1aen bappll.
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Gtapt.Gom ntiHars.elreau.
- .:3..c @rfMriiom

.2a 3 ellie 8rop e. am gNeft Wiper
per 0ampfer n YilOt Bon"
Sountag, ....... ben 16. Stunt 1873,
QtoreeHs 1s9 ubr,
pom Pter gr. 9h, 2i96ttrasen gSerite, an 8romn's
aeerite aut Der Sim unb Serfabrt anIesenb.
capt. Bebet' Wuittcorps eHsastrt.
Stlete .......4O Cts,
Geo. GS. Straub, Gberbarteeper;
GarI &Ietn, @omltes Sorfiser;
(t3n4O GbaS. 6rauf, Wlanaaer,
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Start@tu,ta.

@Inct MIA tt, Is. Suni. Der yfe9er s.
Garfer, ipelber i'm lebten Mdrs su Someret,
ap., eiueu anoeren Ieger, Namens @eorg
Sranflin, ermoroete, ipuree 9eitern in Dem
erpGbnten Srte gebdnat.
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giaten fir Den tu6d1sntItdlea ~GorreIp pnOenten.
VSrto franco, I'm 8orauS sabIbar:
l Gremplar auf 6 Mnnatr S1.25
1 GgempIar auF II Mnuate $50
3 Gremplare aut II @uuatc 6.75
4 Ggemplare auf II Mnnatc $50
-:0:-
Jtaten nnS Irdmien Fir Clubs nmS
Idjafteu-gorto fret IN ben Der.
Staaten:
5 GTemplare aaf II 0bGate.. $40
0 Gremplare aui IL @nnate. 20
NIT ensm ertrus sgremplars Oss RO&snbIuttes
fret uuf 70 Waonate.
10 Ggemplare aui II @unatr. $50
nit eiuem ertra erempIurs Oss Gaseblattes frei
uuf ie4s WOnuts.
20 Grcmplare anf II @nnats. $40
unb elm GrnasgtenFiare Oes gB5qsnbIattes frsi
uuf stu0ti Dl6nate unO elm Grira.greaplur Oes
8ase6Iottes frei uuf iedbs 9aOnate.
30 GrempIare amf IL Womate. $50
it stuem Gremplure Oes gBoden= unbEasbIattes
ire auf 5Woli Daonatc.
40 Grembtare auf IL @unnte.. $50
nit Spei grtra'9remplareu 6es @odenblattes
unb einem Ditto oes Eose6attes auf 70 glonate,
80 Gremplare auf II @onate. 800
nit Bpei grtra=g =grempiaren Oes GBo6enbIattes u.
einem Ditto hes 9asebtattes anf 12 wlonate unS
eiaem Ditto bes 9ase6Iattes ouf ied,s mOuot..
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AS-Getm SIatt vito ubne @otamSbesa
srpeotrt,
9as 9latt if sur gerienOurs mad Gnrupa
beiOnbcrs gesi9uet uuO toTet uad 9eutld,lonS.
0eNreid uuO Der 56weis $3.50 pro Sahr
BortO frei.
0tan Gbrsifrs:
Sffiee Ses ,,Setttfd)en GorrespOus
oentest," Gse Der 8alttntoreItrafe
u. @oFtoffieesstve., Baltimore, Wso.
s. aains.
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Neae Mn1eigea.
l&rofIamattoH 9etFetFs fret nmberIanGen0er
~ &unoe u. 4. I.
Dee Rahers AmtSitube, gaathhans, |
a4nIfiffhnre hen II ciiInl fArR- 1

Dee 1aanorS gmtSttube, gtathhanS,
Baltimore. ben f3. SUM 1873.
Radfebence Seftimmun9en Der 8eroroHunsen Der
Staot baltimore in SeBu9 auf Sunoe iDeroen hfeRG
ourdlaetubrt peroen, uno e5 iHo 5nr tutrtt0meu
Woaftte6una Der 0oridlriften competente Rerios
nen beionoers anaeiteut tuorben:
~9ein Sun6. nod SlnbiH blrfen innsrhal6 ees
sSei6boes Der Saot frei umberiauIen, IS let oenH,
ooB oer 5uno ooer bic 6tnon an 5nlie Elm Salsbdnc
raeen, au Dem etne9onSeifions (ecenS lsgummeI bes
lert9t N. Dedbe pom Stnotz@outroletr Der bierntt
Su Iieiern III.
aue Sun6eeiaentblmsr mhIIen on ben Staet Cons
ttolelr 9uldhrlI6 bic Summe peH BDe Dollars uHo
!nnlbla cents tGr teoen Suub uno Don SebR SoaoTs
lar lsoe onnotn Die ibnen aeboren, beBahIen, DenH
a6ii6hseH.
SeOsr ouno ODER ieoe 9anOn, bic, mad pUrHcbenoer
Serlmmun9 iCentitrt, In Der Stabt irsi umber laus
eno an9eroHen neroen, miiien geb6ris 6emaulforbt
etn, fuibrsenalls oerStsentbiimsr um stpsi Dollars
9eitraft tptro.
9s6er 6unb ober iebs Shnoin, peI6s in Der Gtobt
frei umberiaufeno ansetroffen peroen uno oeren
Gaentbamer feline gOnSsiion In 6er oOrssi6risbsneH
lSeiie erlanst baben, meroen eetootet.d
Vie oorfehenoeH SefImmungen lpIoen BON 20.
SaRi bis jun 1. cftober 1873 in gOaSus stz
iett. Otis &efIbpIB,
U42-0 iunstrsnOer 9lapOr.
StaotsGommiHarssSa SareaH.
S1l III re, ben IA. SUM 1875
Sa he @t9entbamer oeS groBern &beils oe8 an Der
Rortb VI enHe, 5tpiihen Der greenmounts unb
8eIairzNpenue, geIegsnen Grunbes um Die RiueIs
ltruna uno Rano itetn eieeuna Der erheren
penue, iotUe oarum rad9elubt ha6en, 016 an
betoen Setten pom RaHofetne on 10 oil i u brett
gepfIGft ert uno Der uneepfaherte EhetI Siuiihen
6em 4faIter mi &ie es bel e9t Ueroe, 70 ipiro
bermit oetannt gemad1t, oaB Der Stnot @ommthdr
vitttpod, ben 26. SUM, in ietnem 8ireau anueieno
lein miro, UNI uber 6eiagte5 9eub Bu entl9eioen.
Sobn e. 9oOIe,
Q42-) elert oes Staot Sommiidrs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-14

1878. 1878.
9entlde GorreipOmOent
lift bic
8r0Bte, billi9ite u. Oollitamoi9tte
Neutf6e c3titun9
in ben Vereinigten StGatru.
S68It@!
@60emtIi@l
gonmta8s!u
-:0:
Sir Dn6em>Iusgabe 6es ,,Seuti@eW
Gnrrripnnhenten" eri6eint ie6eH
Sreitag Wnrgen unh cntbalt
bic ansfiibrli6ftrn 8eri@te
aus 6er alien In0
-
neuen 9Helt.I
-:0:-
Ill BerOem ent9dIt 0as Botenblatt RabeIs umO
SnIanO: 3epeidIsn. bic nemeItea RoDeUen, Be-
rtdlte aus iebem 3Ueise 6ss @iIiens; poafanbiae
Hadrt6teu tber Die 4nfunit uRb ben g6sans ber
eurOpaii6eu Dompff6iffe gafiasIerzaiRen bier uns
sutommenber gtnpanOersr unO Die bnuptId6IIGrn
qotalzgreisuiiie Salmore's unb UlarpIanbs, gBaIb.
nston'S &C.; uonHauOise Seridte I6er ben Stono
Der 0lartte, 8Orie &C.
RB~s sOr8iaItt8s AWs sitattane, gutter Sru6unb
btut9et Yrcts.
3as gBobenbtatt sebt nab
@aSbtnetom,
GbarIeftoR, S.=&.,
Sanannab, Geo.,
SadionOiue, Sl.,
DRobiIe, Alab.,
WetpzSrIeans, 9a.,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

An entirely new and highly amusing ex
 travaganza has been written for the open
 ing entertainment under the manaeemen
 of Mr. H. A. Du Souchet, next month-
 Pholographer Weed is copying the de
 cisioDs of the Supreme Court of the Terri tory, from the earliest date to the present
 time, with view to their publication under
 the direction of Judge Silent. The deci- sions RIll be arranged and the syllabus pre-
 pared by the Judge. =
 The,raffie, last evening, at Gates saloon, resulted in Marshal Dodson obtaining the sewing machine on a throw of 40: Jul. ROdenberg the castor, on the lowest throw 19. The next lowest won a lamp, which sold the machine, after the rafie, to MT. Cate. (See local sd.)
 It will not be forgotten by the numerous friends and patrons generally of MT. Geo. F. Ryland, that his highly experienced and skilIful corps of equestrian, acrobatic and other wonderful artists will exhibit again on Saturday evening, the Fist inst. See de- tails on programme to be issued tomorrow morning.
 COME AND SEE.-Tbe MINER Job Office has the largest assortment of paper stock, including letter, note, foolscap, legal, bill heads, statements, envelopes, cards, tags, bali invatations, programmes, etc., ever i'm ported in the Territory. Call and examine our stock and prices which we guarantee shall be satisfactory.
 The announcement of Judge John How ard, as candidate for the Territorial Coun- ell at the ensuing election, will be found in the MINER tO-dly. The Judge is the pio- neer lawyer in this part of Arizona, if not the oldest practitioner at the bar of the courts of the Territory. His knowledge of the wants of the people is equal, if not su- peror, to that of any one who is likely to | compete with him for the position, and his | long residence ard faithful devotion to the | interests of Yavapai county have pointed | him out to his friends as suitable candi- | late for Councilman.
 CLOVER LEAvEs.-The copious rains of | Inc past summer have changed the aspect of affairs in Arizona, and instead of disap- pointment and despair being depicted upon he cOuntenances of our farmers, radiant smiles greet our vision and tell of re yival of that hope which acts as an anchor to the 'oul, buoys up Respondent man to renewed efforts and moors him 10 safe harbor where peace and plenty reigns supreme. Hence he beautiful display of butter aud cheese his morning, at Ben Weaver's, by MT. Hamilton, of Kirkland Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
Latest from the Verde Valley.

II. W. G., a correspondent of the MrNEI sends the following, under date of the 9t instant;
 The heavy rains of the past week hay made some of our streams almost unfordable
 The valley looks beautiful and the graz ing IS good.
 The rains have damaged tho wheat anC barley. in many instances.
 R. B. Steadman starts his threasher to day.
 Joe Walker has been visiting here.
 Joseph Drew passed through the valley a short time since, on his way to the Little Colorado, accompanied by N. Ellis. Mir Drew contemplates looking around among the settlers on his return.
 Since Seaber's withdrawal the settlers are locking around for some one else to light on. Some say Walker will do; others, qGiea sabef
 Politics are lively; three meetings in three consecutive days.
 G. W. Hull has been chosen, by vote, to represent the people of the valley in the convention to be held at Prescott on the 25th inst.
 The roads on the Mogollon are horrible since the rains.
 Fever and ague are prevailing. There are many cases in the valley and its immediate vicinity.
 There will be plenty of ripe corn in few more days.
 Melons are decaying for want of consum- CTS. Where are the boysll
 The hay contractors are pushing things. The quality of the cut is superior to what it has been during the last four years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

The meeting at the north entrance to the
 court house on Saturday evening was quite
 vel attended, though the crowd was hardly
 so large as that which greeted Davis on the previous evening. Benj. Morgan Eso.. was announced to speak for Campbell, but deem ing 1t useless perhaps, turned his batteries against the Arizona MINER, which afforded him theme for nearly the entire hour of hls discourse. After disposing of the MINER, he alluded to Davis, mentioned Campbell incidentally, referred to Stevens and actually charged Col. Woolsey with crookedness in the Legislature.
 At the close of his speech Col. WooIsev being called for ascended the platform an1 in manly and unmistakable terms nro- nounced the charge ''false as helln and said he believed "the man who made it knew if to be so." He further said that the only corrupt proposition ever made to him in rbe Legislature was made by John H. Marion. and that he, Woolsey, spurned it, and would have nothing to do with any such damnable business. Neither the audience, the accused nor his apologists need have much trouble Tn understanding the import of that lan- guage. The Col. never speaks for buncombe. he always means what he says, and when he goes to Congress this fall he will make our wants known with equal emphasis.
 Davis being called for made some telling hits and aroused more enthusiasm in five minutes than was evinced during the whole lour occupied by Morgan.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20
MONDAY.

The application for bail, upon a writ o habeas corpus, in the case of Juan Sedelia ct al, was argued and submitted last week and bail denied.
 There was only one passenger on the out going Yuma coach to-day: Mr. Bartholo- mew. One passenger per last coach up: Mr. !. L. Hodges.
 Mir. ". H. Rice, who is experimenting c. P. Head & Co.'s business at Gillett, ar !, rived in Prescott yesterday from that thriv- isg mining camp.
 A grand jury has been ordered for Mo have county, for the term of the U. s. Court that commences on the 7th preximo. Judge Silent will leave here about the 1st.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-20

Hon. King s. Woolsey, candidate for Congress, accompanied by Chas. W. Beach, editor and proprietor of the MINER, left yesterday for the Little Colorado country Tn thelr own conveyance. The present num- Der of the MINER was principally written up by MT. Beach before his departure, but hereafter, during the twenty days of his absence, the paper will be in the hands of subs; and readers will have to be content with the news of the day as it transpires without being treated to political harangues or homilies on the personal qualifications of the various candidates for office. The editor will, during his trip, correspond with the paper from every available point on the route, and thus, tJ some extent, make up for the want of his presence at the wheel of the MINER.