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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11

oDlebrere Sabre mar tb 8dn5li6 fabIt0pfg, mic id
annebme. ais @Oniituttonseioen. SD Oroud eiRise
6ladsn aatbotron uuo 6eiite ies gu meiuer src6en
ueberra4nng euen Oideu 0a6puts uuser Saore.
oberit 5obu e. Sorranre, Ser. st.zgIrmee."
9n ieoer ui6tigen gesiebuns iit oas SatbnirOn uua
qeOinst uuUerg(eiana. Gs bat uidt ietues SIeiden,
nm
1, 9abItopi9tet 6u beten,
?. Dem @raumer6en oorsu6eugeu,
3 s6orf uub @rin6 Su 6eieiti8en,
4. bas Saar gu pflesen unO gu perid6neru.
D0an bebalte tets i'm Auee: oas Sat6airon if
feiue Hebrise Bate aus sdUefeI unO 8IeiBuder, Die
oas Saar iar6t uno b,idmiert unO bas 5irn Idbmt.
gs 1T elm retnes unb Hares pesetobdides gBaI6mits
tel, weldJeS bas Saar bur6 natirlit5s Bntstbum
unO erneute Srdittsun9 pieoer gu erssugen 6eRtitt
lift. gs 1T brinant purfamrt unO Oas ongenebmfe :
9olIetteumtteI, ous man lennt. Seine 9amenz ober
Serren>9 ausruituns III Obne Spon's Sat5aie
ron poaf6nbig.
RB- ueberaa gu babeu. (6sbr7 ,12UIhiaE)
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6aHce'S luiammengeeeten Unborn Sprup
per ben

" WGIttWIy
Der %reiS III serng cine Sade erbdt cine qanSe Fas
mlie BON 5uiten iret. Der Sprup Idltt Die Stimme
nno Den 9aIS, mndt Die tun9e seiuHb. Seoermann
loIe tbn pro0tren; alerDdrts riibmt man nSprup.
GBenn Dir ten an6eres Uttel bilit, 10 bole Dir ioa
tortt9e Ftnoerun9 unb ueriut5e
pance'S iulammenqeleBt AuOorn 5nrup
Rrsis 25 uH0 30 Gents Die 6laide. 3u baben bel
Seth 2. S50uce,
LiSebr26. l2Oltel gSr. ZOE gNeitsglnlt ltmnreftrnfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
wasf. glciidjmann & 6on.p.'s y

so mon entSeft bat, baB piele Natabn'uhseh uhz
ferer see iid i'm Dtarfe beiinoen, 70 9at aue au'le
gresbefe uneres 5abritats au teoem Paaue OCH yea-
men unlerer Sirma. atne anoeren f1no Nopapnuhs
gen. .,, s,;,e,, (5roeer Gsnff. sIefsd,.
,,nmn & Spurp. 8 greBbefe. 2dslt4 friih
sfobrifz0epOt: ssr. "a, Gers@@nta.p&straBe.
.. e. 8ennett, @eibdftsfdbrer.
fD;5r,f o f2Dftes)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
Gonfltft Der 9gtttorttdt stutSd1en Der
Gipils tano Oct Wtlitdrbeboroe
In 6HnfNfn

ganfton, D.=G., 10. 4pril. - SHlfs,
S9eriff GowarbS febrte beute BON Der 9lgerlz
tur Der @reef=SnOiauer 5uriid, mobiu er ge-
ibidt tpnrOe, nm oas Gigentbum be8 Snoia~
ner=asenten Or. QiuingitOn Our6 einen 99rit
Of 8epleoiu" Don Der surd Die WtilitarbebOroe
pOrgenommeuen Sei6lagnabme 81 befreien.
9luf Der Ngentur an9efOmnlen, tpurOe er anf
Seiebl bes Generals 5ammouO perbaftet uno
an Der Ausfiibruns ieiner Yfi6t perbinOert.
9eneral Sammonb unO 9ieut. 9ou9bertp
(Qeeterer fungirt ais Seitmeiliger Agent Der
@roru-@rrefS) tuerben wabriGelnli9 feitaez
nommen uno Dor oas Serritorialgeridt in
Oanfton geiteqt lperben, UNI bic Qlngele9enbeit
griinblid 81 unterind)en. 9ieut. 0ougbertp
bebauptet, oab Die @ip;lzAutOritdt auf Snbia>
ner-Ngenturen Der Militar= Autoritdt unterges
orouet Jet. Gut ben 9lgenturen am unteren
8urle, uno am Cheyenne Sluiie berri6en
Gbnll6e 3uitdnOe, unO bic oOrti9en ggenten
iino ebenfaQs pom Militare oertrieben porcen.
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8rGafne.

Cine tnnati, 10, 4pril, - Die Setlerel
Der PIP: Soute & Comp. 3u DaDton, g., I'M
melt Oleler Staot, brannie beute Wfor9en ntss
Der. gerluft $4,000.
@btcog o, 10. April. - 8uieb's Slod
81 urbana plroe heute Mor9en ourd Seuer
Serf6rt. Serluit s25,o0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11


@oQbIitigc Berionen, iuelthe 9opTneb, ShmEnSeI
SAIdiri9tett uno Sbren6 tauien in Solge uo B aros
Bem 8luton0ran9e nal Dem 9opie untertDorfen ftHS
olten ME obne oeie Bcn iein, 6a ibr ofortiaer ez
6raud uele 9efdbrltden Spmptome bcIettoi. Mir 6os
Uebltdbe 6ebteRt iino oeie Bi1eu in oer That pors
refflidl iie beben ole 6inoerniiie, oas 6ei i6m
fort berrdenoe qualenoe 9opimeb 9eoriidte Stns
mun9, @en6tsihmdde, gtcrpenaffettoncn, isnnen.
Slutben uno gelbe oautIar6e uno Uerleben Dem 6ein
aeunoe iugenolide 8latbe.
alS auaenebmes, iberes unb leibtes 9eibesoffs
nlugSzOdttel pereInigen Die Bnen Die gnpiebluna
mtloer gBtrung init Dem ourb9rcenoien @rfolae
uno erbeibCn teHe Sidtbeltrdntung ooer Stubeis
aulentbalt mdbreno ibre5 @ebrauhes 0a ne rein pes
setabiltd itno. aIs Seber>OieotSn baben 6ieie Ben
ndJt ibres 9ledben, uno oa giele uon ge6erei6en
9eplast iino, ionten fie 8ies mo9t 6eatbten. Sie
SpHptom BON 2eber6eihDerOen fno SdmerSen IN
Der Selte, SUtopilIng, ueOettet, Qbnetgune geeen
ytabrun9, Souien I'M Sopie Ser6unteun9 Der 1Sebz
trait, gel0e 6aut IT, +. /. Die BiQen itno eid3t b1
ncbmen, ,Urten prompt uH6 iiuO enes oer 6eIen SeI4
mtttel Der @e9enUar. 8rctS % Gents Die S6ahtel
gu 9aben bel Setb @. oonce, glr. 1913, gBef4
BaltimOretraBe. GFebr2RfS)
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Q0arm1m's SsmItct G9nSDl

ug6er ABren bat 81 b0rcHr Der b6reW
SaItini ore, Den i3. gfoo 1856.
Dieine SeruIs9eih1ite 6aOeH mir 6uiten @rfd[s
tung, Abmuu9sz SeIdueroen uao Sunsenaffeftionen
Iu9eSogen. SD puroe Der Babi9teit, Den yfiihten
meLnes Seruies obiuliegen, 6eraubt uno mare IS
nod, bdte ta mid nldt Der UobtGdtgeR gSirtunoen
5Bres mcoE5iniidIen GauOns srireut. SD pro6frte
tbn nur Dentge Stun6en, uHo i6on begaun i6, Die
Sortbeile ieiner gBirtuug gu erllGten.
6niteu uno &eiIerfeit nerlicBcn HIidl; tteite
Suu9c III gcbetlt,
uuo mein appettt 6eoeuten6 gebo6cn. Sdj TRACE 6aS
Der tein Bepenten, oen 2ltteiaen Der pieen @rzBal
teHten, melde Die gSoDtbat 5bres ruertbponen sue
tenz@anoQs 9euoilen, oas meiHge heiMliieen.
2SillianI Mereer
Pres 80 @ents oa5 Bade o6er Ocet Radete tir einen
Souur.
HHnpreAraS,e III ha heat fTsphrfJ 4cl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11

-Sn 8 @opingtou &p, fatiirte ge=
tern Der Observation-Disclosures 9Sm. SO. 3eas
tbers. PaiFpa $4,000; Attipa $54 900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
Ser Sofottptipfis1rer Musitana ita
GnfxSn2

9opefa, S., 10. 9lpril.- alle 3iige Der
,atb,ion> >Sopefa Santa Sc e8abn" murben
geitern reselnldBis beforOert. Ser ansltano
i6eint bollfdubig ibermunoen 8n lem, nno
man ermartet feline lpeitereu S6Wierigfeiten
guf Der 0ohnlinip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
@erbanolmm8en i'm eanaoiiG,en HIT
terbGttie.

Sttatp a, Snt., 10. Nprtl.-Sm Inter,
bauie murbe beute Der SOrihlag, 0tais unb
Safer Su beiteuern, niebergeitimmt.
SIM Senate ertlarte N9tb. 90. Scott III
Ge5us auf bic brobenoen SnOianer<Birren i'm
yforomeiten, baB Die 6e9ierung in fortpdb,
renDer Serbiubung nit Der berittenen YOliSet
ftebe uno baB nid)t ber geriugte @runb eriz
tire, cine altans 5uii9en ben Siour uno
8lQdfeet su befIrdten.
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OetlUlntn
QnfSef Afe Gin nrt. fffHhf
lIce's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An00rn . Sprlp,
2tt 2tMe, Ole iBre @efitnSbeit
ftSerfhSdaXketfI

Reine @nti6ulbi9un9 fiir @inen Der an elmer @Is
fdttuHs oarnIeberiiegt mo ourb ie pom @CId6ftcn
unb SrrsHii9un9eu iern sebalten miro "@5etflitbe,
SdHeer, Soreier, iberbaupt Seber, Der lene Stimme
IN ir9eno einem umiange 6enuBt, brau6en an Salss
gen=9eibWer6en ioleu iitb uidt nit G3coanten auda
len. IBer buffet, fam bem Suiten iteuern. Seoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
Ser {SeIoutarft.

Stem Dorf, 10. April.-@elO flGifig gu
Z. Be9iel itetig 5u 4.863. Sob i6lOB
gu 1909. 8unoes Sbligationen idlloien
left; 1881er Coupons 1914, neue 1865er
104s, 1S67er 1914, 186Ser 1899, neue Siinfer
1O4g, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1O54. 9lftien i6lofen
felt; Stem Dorfer Central 1863, @rie 104,
Safe 5bore 65s, Sainoiier@entral 754, Bits
burger TAI, @bicago o=J1Ortbrneitern 474, Brio
ritdfen 715, &od=SslanO 1019, gSeltern Union
Gel. 81.
nnteri6atamts 8ilans: Sob $107 ,297,- =
9O8.43; &onrant $32, ,197, 1880.
- Die 3Oa @inuabmen betrugen beute
$257 900.
- Der l1nteri9abnleiiter 3ahlte beute fitr
Sntere1en S34, 900 uno fir eiuaeSOgeue Sbli-
qationen $4,000 aus.
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2Lfthma! 2lithmaI @Ifthttn !

SD m6tte bas Bu6lifum 6enadridtigen, oaf5 i'd
I'M Seitbe elmer 2lr5ne bin pehe Diees 70 ebr peiz
ntsenoe Geioen BELT. SD babe geute geIe5cn iuelde
falln otbmeu tonnten uno ourd Den @ebrau6 oieieS
Diittels fait au9enblidttd Snoeruug erlangten. @s
iii barmlOs uno tam obneaue Sel6rdntuuJ qenoma
men meroeu. Sote oiele ytotiy uor Oas 2lu0e eines
mt oieier audenoen 9rantbet 8ebaiteten tonmen 10
miro er boiienib nie9Ibar lo9leb iid an mid mems
oen un0 oaourd ioIortige SInoerung iib uerhaffeu.
Brets 81 Die 6aideoOer iebs 6laideu iiir So.
Su baOeA 6e
Setb 9. Sauec,
Fr 10S. gB II 8a ttmorefroFe
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WassGauoela6er. ss5sanSs1assf; aas1sanssisser

gBr baten eine perid,iebenartise unb unfansreid5e
Sama'li1s aIn Don 1s,. gasstnssa9inmgs Nrtifelm.
Sran1e in SsryitaH u. aersoIoumg, altertbiimtz
Iitaent @rhn Verde Antico), .SmpertaI= u. fran=
soIid,sr Sroaie umIag, aieseit ouI Eager.
gDir baben in ben Breiien aler Baaren eine Sera6s
itsuns eintreten laen. 6. y, 5apioiom & Co.,
Nr. 5, Noro= o=9tberts5traf,e
Beionoere QufmertIamfeit tpirb Der Blerobrens
uho @aseinrthtuna getpibmet. (Sft3, ,t2Dtte,iaID
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3 y 8
G atbatrOn,

Oor idnfunOOreiBia 5ubren pom 8ro gpou bon gale
entOsdt, 1T oas poafommenite 8rdpara in Der g8eI
sur Gr6attuus uno 8gri6ouerun9 oes Saores,
Rtdlt nur 1T 9nen's GatDatrou oas bette ie
1abrtitrte SaartoilttteumttteI, Go beuat audi
Dem @rau,uerSem uubeOiust Dor unO brinst,
penn bic 8urselu unO BaIsEopielu (5Oaitetn) nod
niat Berf0rt fuO, auf aabnopIen neaen Saars
tpndls bcroor.
gS OoG6rtnat tbotadIb ieHe iteHbaren BuHoe,
bon oenen fOIaenhe8
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@urie &obeInepefdien.

-@eitern WOr9en famen 25 3u 9tbauS
itrGfliuae uuf Dem Bege naf benz 3u4t.
hauie III U ba II y Our6 Bougbfeepiic, N.=Y.
Sill Der Strdflinae fanlen aus gSaihinQton.
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walpsme aper ooer ssamorrbsteen!

@hlpeme soer ooer S,dntorrbsioen!
Sr S. Us. De 9pitts 0stttei sepdbrt uniebbare
Seiluns blineeu, btutenben, ibmdrenben unb
iudenben Sdmorrboiben es miro bic Seiluns zines
jsben aub nod 10 alien einseipur5eten Sales saran=
tirt, tpenn ber Batient ben @ebrauhsanmeiiunse
ftrens na6fonlmt. @s ipirft berubisenb, neridafft
na einer glniuenouns ioiort 9inberuns unb beiperz
fteltst pollise SeiIuns in turser 3et. Die 9laiae
iuiro gu 30 Sents bon apptbeferH pertauit.
Satob WaIB, ernannter Msent
(Dab5, ,3Mte, 8, ,3,S) in Baltimore.
SS | u , r % a a en-
aller Gorten uno Yreie tei
eenrn Shwars,
Nr. 211, @ef Baltimore,
(GRarsi4 ,3Olte, ,Donn& Wionf) nabe @barlesftrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-11
Or. Sbaimers' Sssilttuftns.

SIT cine Der beIten Nieoisnen Sooes nIs ouoe.
neines Gonicum unb oils elm gittel 9e9en NerpenIei
ben unb Opspepiie. Sic bot a1entbalben GrjoIa.
uno 9temano iolte perieblen, enen Seriub ba1nit Al
MAIDEN.
gu baben bel setb 9. Sauce, SIT. 1O8, Bea=
Yaltimoretrabe. (Sebr26,tS
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gelbitutoro eiues 8aufierS .
3ragSoie't. 1ttto Werbrcdje,t i,t etttett
Tfilleff @nftnS4G dseft

Setbleb IN, Pa., 10. O.Aprll. .-gSle berelts
mitgetbeilt, ,ipurOe am lebtenSami.age in benz
gtabliiiemeute oe82ei6enbeitatter8 SObn6utb
Die 2eide eineS &inDeS inter Deroadti9en
llmftanoen aufgefunOen. 5utb purOe uerbafz
tet unb ben @roB9ei6mOrenen iiberwteien.
Sorgeltern 4beub madte Safob !Sutb, ein an
Der @aualitraBe tuobnbatter 9teffe bes 2eiden-
beitatters 5uth, einen Selbfmorbueriud. @r
mar erit 10 Sabre alt unb bate Dor einem
Sabre Elm uiersebuidbri9es Wfdo6en gebeiraz
tibet. 9aS iuuge Baar lebte nt4t gliifli6
suIammen, neil Der junge Sutb ieiner 6rau
ni9t traute unb b0dbft eiferiiidttg mar. 4m
Nbenbe Des SelbfmorbS paren Setbe i'm Se>
griffe gerpeien, fid anSufleiben, nm einen Sall
Su bsIu9en; iie gerietben einer seringfiigi9en
llriade ipegen in Streit, tporauf Sutb ii9 in
S9laiSimnter begab unO ii6 Stuei Sugeln
Our9 BEN &opf iaste. Den letten 8er9ten
sufolge mar Der junge Wann nod am Seben,
obelei9 lein 9lbleben ftiinOlif elpartet pnrOe.
Seinrif) Rei8, Elm @liaiier, an Der q, nabe
glmftraBe, tpobubaft, miBbanDelte AM letten
Sonnta9e ieiue 5rau, idlug iie 81 8Ooen,
legte tbr cine SAltnge I'M zen 6als uno per<
iu1te, fie 81 eroroneln. 9is Siilferuie Der
5Srau bra9ten bic gta9barn nod geraOe 5ur
re9ten Seit auf BEN S9auplab, I'm etnen
Norb al perhiu6eru. Rei5 ullrbe perhaftet.
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vtue Xarte.

I'm vile, tuelne on ben GoIsen bon Susenbfanesn'
nerpSier Sdmdbe, gnttraituns, Berluft oer Wan
nestraf &C. leioen, ienbe i'd to emil elm Weaep'
bas fie frrirt. 0ieies srobe 5eiImitte ipnroe D9a
,Inem MiiIonar In gab>amerita entSett. s@'alen'
abreifrtes @ouoert an 8ep. Soiepb z. SnnaH, S'a'
tton D, BibIesSuuie, 0.sg. eto.
(OH.s.1S.t&W..i.a.F.D
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2at lbon ldpere SSdile BON gieuraIeie sebeilt.
braubt werSen. a>o>9' ''' ~
geri6eutht 5rds6et unb Srlbiinn.
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sS- Bel setb g. Sauce. Ir. 1913, BeTt,8aIs
IN haI,eat fSEe6rfT 4CSS
sauces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CUR SeiIun9 oaer rnorbnunsn bes gtaaens, Der 9ea
Der, Geodrme, ytieren, aler yferuenIeoen,
BON SopfDeb, SeritOpiIIng, Ser6uus
un956ci6merocH, Spspepz
fie, @alllgiett, llHs
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9r. Gbalmers' 9eil=Simftur.
Or. Chalmers S,etltinttur.

par felt Sabren Die aeblinss=4rsnei.
BeTebt gang aus PHan5ens btansen.
9eilt Dpspepiie in irseno elmer 6orm lebr raid.
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@in babies SabrbunDert!
Nfdrs 1928. MGrs 1873
an(ere fanfdgat 9abres Gr6tfnane.
0as uoafanaise Mdormnt arababrs satrGde bon S. aa
marts. Jrababrssn3iee fit 9erreu, Sinsnse uno na>
ben bom SabreH at nno bon $3 aniparts.
aloab a0alkfr 4 Comp,
Nr 165 unb 67 gGeaimore>, ,suen Gaber
01)
Ndbmai6inen Ndbmai6tuem yabntai6inen
i'm &Ietnperfanfs lit
Nr SO, lerin9tun-S StraBe, 6altimnrf
Cur
wrtben 1ddaitsieunosn
- .- - = - gS S. Sbler,
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We,ee Muaetgesl.
6runotigentbum
Al Dertaniden nher 31 berfanfen

- out Der -
Urunoeiaentbums Sorie BON 4. ". &,au int
8ebauoe oss p9tmerican."
-:C:-
12O 9t6er 2ano, cine pratbtooae 6arn, eon9=
Green Valep, 10 gteilen bon bier.
sd,6mes s;ieaelitetnbaus an. Barrenfr., ae!n
3imner, $500; miro audi 9esen etnen sanofs na9e
Der Sta6t nertaud)t.
8rpBes ito6tges sieselitenernes Saus on
Marfet space, 2 9dben uno 0obnuns; febr bilts i'm
2auid1e.
aecre 9aaiegen an 9OniOnTr., 155 5ub SrOnte,
nur $780,
gSrad)tnoue gS obnnns on Der 10. Strase, geaibz
ngton, D, g., iotuie @runoiude in oerIelbenStao,
ebr biIis gu pertaufen ooer sessn bieses etsenbum
unlSutauihen.
Vsimes @obnbausian@alboun nit alen mos
bernen 81 nri6tungen; Breis $1,000.
3pe breiit0dGe $edujer an gBabingtonftra6e, z
3immer nit gBaier; neu uno in sutem 3ufanbe.
Breis 5000 jeoes.
ssarm NIT 144 @6ern in @oIpert=@ountp, ga1ps
Lamb, init auseeSedneten9 9e6dulideiten. YreisS 3000
5inf Speiitofise seseIitenerne Sduier an Wbat<
coat nabe Striterit1., 6 3immer entboltenO unb in
autem 3utanbe. Breis $500 jebes. Nu6 9egea cine
Sarm umgetauIbt. (isebri ,t2Uhef &2p)
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Sr. Chalmers 9ciIttnf!ur.

Surirt Ierpoftdt in alien Sorlnen.
Seri6afft guten Ippettt, reitaIrirt 6as Spftem.
Srdfti9t bic 9ei6nd6ten.
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epe3ial=N =Notise,t.
Sr. So,epb Rarpbn,


Snbaber bes gatents aut Die neue Berbeiferuns on
Gdsen sddri Maidinen unb b.s neuefen
patentirten perbeiiertsn @aidbretts,
1T eet i'm rGuta.u Saue" ino fpirb einise Euse bas
iebf bleiben. VI bat Mufter bei fiib, nelhe er nit
Sersnigen Denen seisen tuirb Die bel ibm uoriprez
den 5dnbler nno ansere fnb ireunbIitft etnseIaoen
@erehtiamen fir Staat unS @ounts sperben uertaut
f47S)
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Cine 2lbortiottiitttt ferf,aftet. i.

NewzY IT, 10. Aprll. .-Srau Worceter,
cine 0oftorin in gtr. 149, @barle8itr., muroe
beute 9lbeno uuter Der 4nflage perbaftet, cine
9tbortion an elmer gemiRen Sribget Mc2au9b=
lin DOrgenomu1en Su baben. 2ebtere liegt I'M
,,Rep=D Dorf= =Sooipitale" i'm Sterben.
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SelegrapDiidle 9epeide,t.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

over The counter they decline. however TO pay any
premium. The Gcrmania National Bank announced
to-day that they would redeem their issue IN gold
CHARLES Leighton and Byrne & Co., Two lending dry
sooos establishments also announce that gold Will be
gwen as change 10 Their customers Several OF tho
prncptl drinking saloons also pay gold Ia change
more, however, as au advertisement than anything
else.
In conversation with leading brokers and bankers
Tonight they state as their belief that 1t Is only
question OF short time, ut most weeks wien all the
leading financial institutions here viii resume gold
payment IL Is generally believed. however, that
after the first novelty is over that every will
prefer notes as being more convenient 10 handle.
This resumption, leading banker stated TO your
respondent should be encouraged by such capitalists
as control such matters IN order to place the
try at large on gold basis in spite OF any law TO the
contrary, ana thus establish mercantile credit
which would rebound to our benefit
The fact OF resumption OF gold pay mens find here
among the lower classes Is looked upon return Of
prosperity, as before the war when gold, silver and
notes circulated equally, and is hailed with pleasure
They fully understand that articles OF consumption
thereby would become much cheaper, ard they
consumers would receive most bolcHL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

AN ALABAMA MOB EXECUTE LYNCH LAW UIoN
TWO coLoRED AND ONE WHITE MANA
PROTEST OF INNOCENCE AND PRAYER BE-
FORE THE HANGING.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HUNTSVILLE Ala, April Il, 1878.
On Saturday last two negroes. named Eph Hall and
Ben Evans, nj the nstigaion OF Nike White, white
butcher, doing business here, assassinated George
Shocnberger. rival butcher and pro eminent and
estmabe citizen. At the time Of their arrest, which
took place the same day, great public Indignation
manifested and there believed to be strong prob
ability that all three OF the culprts would prompt
punishment at the hands OF the angry mob. by
prompt and vigorous action OF the Sheriff and his
deputies the men were safely lodged IN jail. THIS
afternoon the three men iorcbly taken from
tho Sher.n's custody ana hung from tho
limb Of tree, amid the intense ex-
element Early this morning people In from
every direction in throngs BY the Streets and
especially those in the ne2hborhood oil the jail were
literally packed Tho sheriff. VINO had, by his
decisive action Saturday, prevented the summary
guards Tor the protection OF The Jail but would
accept the POSITIONS Twenty or thirty United statos
prisoners beng ~ Inc JAIL the United States Marshal
summoned guards tc Keep them safe.
'HERE THEY GOMEZ
At half-past one /. n. the people shouted ''Here
they comc!" and soon hundreds OF horse
men arrived, armed with doublc-barrel shotguns
They came up quietly and took positions around
the jail. The multitude ie back they
approached. demand for tho keys OF tho jail
was refused and tho sheriff could DO
found The jail fence broken down
wth sedge hammers and crowbars. Tho mob
then forced It's way into the jail by the Same
process. Evans, Hall and White were bound. placed
in wagon. driven half mile away under the limb OF
tree, where ropes had been previously adjusted.
The negroes reiterated the story OF their guilt
that they had already told
ALLEGATION OF INNOCENCE.
Mike White protested his innocence The prison.
were asked II they had anything TO say. White
said he had nothing 10 say except that he inno-
cent and ready to meet his God.
~ ASSOCIATES.
Evans said, Il know | here die. We
were all In II. Hail shot tho gun
and shot the pistol" Turning 10
WHITE he said, "Sce Mr. Whllo what
on have brought me to-" Hall said he had moth ing
say other thar what he hal before stated about MS
part the assas 'iou and Whites iDstgation OF IT,
White said-:"God be with my wife"
FkAfERS-AND ROPE
ThcD they ASKED II they would ike to be prayed
for. White said "No," but the negroes requisite
Rev. Mr.. Gordon 10 Offer prayer. which no ad. The
wagon then driven from under them. They were
cut down IN twenty nve minutes.