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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-05

in purer and simpler English than
we have to-day. I think that very
interesting race which connects us with the
real history Of our country. Those who were
present in the school room to-day and heard
the strange name of White Bear and other big
warriors and the women of that race, they will
see what mean. My idea is, that to do any
thing with that race or with any race you
must educate the women as we'll as men, and
this is the promise of Hampton institute. As
for the fifty or sixty graduates, we all unite in
praying God may bless them.''
The exercises closed with prayer, after which
the party took conveyances and returned to the
fort. They leave tonight for hons.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-05

nOn-metallic substances, and not precisely
the same results. It is very curious, and yet
there is nothing really new in it, save the
fact that have demonstrated that the metals
themselves have nothing whatever to do with
the phenomena
Within the past week DIR. Hammond has
repeated the experiments several times in
the presence of large number of spectators.
To a girl about 10 years old who had been
sent to him to be treated for epileptic fits he
said: ssHere is new discovery for curing
such diseases as yours. Here you see, are
a number of bright metal plates, gold, sill
yer, copper. bronze, nickel, etc. One of
these plates will cure you, and 1 have Sc
lected the right one to do it. Now, if place
this disk on the back of your hand and hold
it there certain time it will cause all sense
of paid to leave your hand, SO that prick
it with this gold needle without its hurting
you at all IS
The girl, who had plump, rosy cheeks, and
looked healthy and strong, held out her hand
to have the disk applied.
ssBnt you must first tell me whether you
believed can cure you. Do your asked the
doctor.
The patient smiled and nodded her head.
We'll, if you believe can, that's
enough.
DR.. Hammond then laid tortoise shell
disk on the back Of the girls hand and held
it there, pressing it slightly, for about two
minutes, ssNow;'' said he. 81 think that all
feeling has gone out of your hand.'' He
then pricked her hand and she said she felt
nothing. On trial it was found that the
, 1878-07-13

titled, :. '.Distrihution OF Powers, was placed
upon its final passage IL was adopted by a
unanimous vote
On motion Of Mr. Bradshaw, the article on
" Amendments" was read third time, anu
adopted by a unanimous vote.
On motion of Mr.. ODel, the article on
" boundaries, was read a third time, and
adopted by vote Of l. to-.
On motion Of Mr.. O'Dell, the article entitled
" Administration, was read = thru time, ana
adopted 10y unanimous vote
On motion ~ Mr. George, the article on
Executive, was read thir! time, and passed
by a unanimous vote.
ON motion Of Mr. Larrahee, the article en-.
titled Officers was read = third time, and
passed by a unanimous vote
On motion Mr. Larrahee, all the articles
that had finally passed We're ordered printed
On motion Of Mr. O'Dell, the article entitled
" Corporations WAS taken from the table,
read first and second time and referred To
committee of the whole.
The chair announced NleSsTS. LarTahee, Ed
ridge. Steward, Andrews, ODell and Brad
shawaS committee on revision and arrangement.
The committee If ;he whole reported srlndry
amendments 10 the article on corporations,
but without coming to any conclusion thereon,
the convention, on melton Of Mr.. Bradshaw,
adjourned
, 1878-07-13

De. J. II. BoYp. physician and surgeon. Of
ilee in the Old library rooms. opposite STATES
NAN oIhce- The doctor has had twelve Years
experience IN the treatment of diseases prevail
r'it III the valleys east Of the Cascade noun
ta'n>. Makes no spec!alties. but requests that
lhqulrT be lnadc aS IL his success III all branches
OF tho profession. especially in the treatment
u diseases If women and children. Including
obStetyiCkS and surgery. Relies upa,l merit for
patronage and upon patrons for references.
, 1878-07-13

! will enable 1t to outlive the changes of to-
day and perpctuatc itself in the distant
future as the great charter Cf the people 5
rights. In doing this the members have an
opportunity 10 linz their names with endur-
ins fame and CRAFTY the highest ambition.
STOPPING to fix the pay Of tiie-waiters is
heneath the dignity Of a constitutional con-
ton. and We are SURPRISED - iiMl honorable
gentlemen lending it the force Of their sane
ton Incorporate IN the constitution what
properly belongs there, and then let Il stand
or :al rs tie popular Voice rIay decide. To
sus.r-coat Ii with FrovizicnS placing salaries
a low figures, with the iGil knowledge that
these provisions are 10 le oycrriidor at the
expense Of d-hauchiu. The members Of the
legislature, : bal IA morals and I!i-nCc"meS
men who are paced IL 4 position that calls
for the Hottest PATRIOTISM. IN this matter We
wish 10 speak kindly and firmly TO the
Iac.nl,y:s "t tne c,uv,",I"n- The people oi
Washington territory are t"D Intelligent to
bc caught hy the glare aid tiuSrl Of the
Snowman. and # the constitution has no
other merit tlan that "f placing public
SCI ''''N -" S--"It - nv N''.H'
viii never see the light 81 day. Gcntlcm-i..
retrace your s;c!,s, AID show by your works
-. -, l -, much ,.s,,,.,.. f,- tJ. ,,..,,-
'''', ~" r.;
PIE |" SCI 'i"l - ,"S,''iS '''V,"- He 'i-'h
IS old amt ;S stale aS -:ic clown lc>'S, ana Il
,u,srffrd IN iIr ,Yvs. .ru-,ua VIII be- "A s,,urcc
of weakness :&thcr tl.aE If st.cl@;h.
n'Hs'"i.'>" The ','-'''lL !'A'A--',A4'-. Il :
Understood '', '' 'i''' = - De 'i'''''r |" Moor
r"''l-' ''a ii'''T''A '' '''''"S III '''s i''s'i'-
'''' - ''''-' ''.''>'.''.'''' 1t
+ i, ', -. r. @ .,. 4, ~. ~ ,,i,I , 10y T"p , pr,rs, i
ion, @: -.,u ~ %. AZ a.,;ues OF the Uni
t." 81 IT, s... i- az ~ .iS N J., P.i'"'T."e' ~
y, '. ,, r,..' ,''..' ., =,
i....l I-n,IJ TIT, - ,r,,;., 80
also rf ;r-r:,,; -, SAN. ball s~,,.r-rr,.!y Ie
iav s'ri ia Ike torls aud il ,i.sl h, tie d'.ly uf
tn i Nt4'e A any >--~,' hr'ore th- yeT,f, lSsi,
, 1878-07-13
COSsT:TITIoNtL CONVENTION.
Twrnfy.F,rSf Day.

FRIDAY, July :, 1878.
Our report of last week closed with the recess
taken on Friday noon. The afternoon session
was devoted to consideration Of the article
on judiciary, in committee of the whole, Mr..
Eldridge i'll the chair Without coming to any
conclusion, the Cummitte= rose, reported pro
lsresS and asked leave To- sit again. on motion Of
Mr.. Lacy, the committee AZ 1 2 ", adjourned.
, 1878-07-13

NHE,T PROSPECTS, Although the price
Of wheat has declined somewhat Ia English
markets, and The growing crops look better
than they dii a short time ago, sill the
prospects FOR reasonable prices Tor our sur
Plus crop are iair. During the past year
nearly all of the wheat has been consumed,
-sa.rlng less on hand than usual at this season
Of the year. The continued high prices
have also had the effect Of clearing the
European markets H. England the people
are purchasing more Indian corn or make
than ever before, and this has the effect ol
mtiueneinS'the price Of wheat somewhat.
, 1878-07-13
IWcD;j-Ihi@si Zap.

-h'N't'- '"Ig - i'''-
The convention assembled ut 8 \. VI, Mr..
President i'll the chaI.
Mr. Leland from committee No ., reported
asuhstitute fortEe article entitled . Preamble. -
The substitute, on uIo:iou OF Mr.. LasraOce,
WAS Lad on the table.
MIR Emer.., from committee, reported the
articles entitled Amendments" Officers, -
" administrative" and " Executive as cor
rectly ensr">se,. he convention sesuG,cd
consideration If
, 1878-07-13

IIENhAi, july =, INIo.
On motion Of Mr. Larrahee. the convention
ordered the Judiciary article to be en5.ossed
for Il third rea.!ing- Gir. George subsequently
moved to reconsider the vote ordering the il
dietary article - = thi:d reading. The motion
carried.
The article w&> then amended in various re
>pects and finally ordered To q third reading.
The
ARTICLE on FINANCES
Was taken from the table and considered in
committee Of the whole, Mr. Andrews in the
char. Various amendments was made. and
the article finally II ported to the convention.
On motion Of Alr. Lacy, tie convention al
juUEI;-,!
, 1878-07-13
AFTERNOON SESSIu3.-

Mr Dcnaison moved the adoption Of "a new
section that practically recognizes the night Of
women to hoii county, legislative ;,d Judicial
Offices After prolonged debate The amend
mei; MAS pat II = Vntc and lost hya tie to l..
ON n.orIol Of Mr.. larraGcc, 4 substitute for
section : WAS adopted that cici-ly recognizes
tie largest hbcgUy III al up, ,rrs ti.,tt relate to
religion uT conscience.
After several other amendments, the article
was ordered engT"sse,i for Il third rea nm.
, 1878-07-13

Gov. FERRY has taken lessons from Struve
IN the military art and now deems himself
ilt to conduct Il campaign. In the event of
howard removal We bespeak the place for
Strives rroIe.e.
, 1878-07-13
FRENCH AND GERMAN,
..-TACGHT By.
MRS. j. BAI Err.

HtHENILLE, EMBROIDERY. LACE
y Work. Crewel Work, Netting, Knitting,
Crochet and eve other kind Of NeedIe-W Work
taught by Mrs Bauer. Charges very moder-
ate. Keeps full supply Of materials and pai-
terms for the lace work All stamping done
Sratuitousiy for scholars. S2-tf
, 1878-07-13
Twcnfy-E;I;, Day.

WEDNESDAY, July TO- lS.S-
The convention met At . !. ", SIR. Presi-
dent in the chair.
\ memorial u congress asking an appopria-
ton to remove the Instructions IL Snake river,
was read and adopted
An engroSSng clerk was ordered to be EN-
ployei, whose compensation Is to be at the
rate of II 4 day.
The convention resumed consideration OF the
article on finances.
After sundrv amendments had been offered
and voted upon, on motion of Mr.. Lacy, the
article was ordered To I third reading
The articl= entitled Preamble was placed
upon Its final passage, and passed b: unani-
nous vote.
On motion of lir Larrahee. the chair was
authorized to appoint committee Of on re-
vision aud arrangement.
On motion OF Mr.. Lcrrabee, the article en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26

es ibm NIT 6iilfe einiger 5reunre 9elang, ben
gSagen los 81 MAIDEN.
- QlniaQ in elmer 9ohlengrlbe.) Su oem
Siuslsg .S6adlte Der oMarpldnber &Ompdg
aie" purbe Wihael Woran am fSreitaSe burf
ben @iuitur3 elmer oberen S9tdlte tOotlif
oerleet uno Oeri6ieO nod am abenbe ocs-
ielben Cages. @rwar un9efahr 25 Sabre alt
unO binterlaBt cine Btttlue, uber fetne Sins
Der. Sein Segrdbuib fanb am SOuutage gu
gSeiternpsrt ftatt.
- (&unalz5hiiIfabrt.) Qm Samitaqe gin.
gen auf oem@beiapeafe>ShiozSaual 9OSanals
boote BON Cumberland ab; auf beuielben mur
ben 3178.07 Sonnen &oblen Uerid)ifft.
- (Boitaliides.) @uf bem Boitamte Su
GumberlanO liegeu an fOlgenoe YeriOnen
@ros, g. s. Solnids, Qii,is WiOie, Marp
6, ,5issler, aOam gisbert, ). S. Sn9cer nnS
81 NnfPutirP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
Ser @uttter'id)e Wioropro5ef, TT
fS ntff Ncff

s ambe II, N.=S., 25. Suui.-Das ger-
h5r Seui. Sunter's, an9efla9t, ben Otuffas
llenbdubler 4rniitrnng ermoroet 5u baban,
rpuroe beute fortgeiebt. Der Staatsanpalt
traate ben 9tngeflasten, oh er nid)t am Conn.
taae Dor benz Wprbe bas 6aus zines '9e1piiien
@eorq 5proule beiu9te, UNI GRAHAM gu ipre,
t,en. Slnter perneinte es; Der Staatsanipalt
lieB Johann Sproule, wclher itb i'm @eriftsz
laale beianD, ais ,3eugen auiruien. als
Sproule ii6 erhob, ipraEg Der Gngefla9te auf
bic Tiibe unb rief in Der gr6Bten anfregnng:
sd fenne bieien Wann nid)t unO iab ibn ME
porber; (Su Sproule geruenoeD Sis iinb Elm
9iiqner, lpenn Sie ld9en, oaB td iemals in
Sbrem Sauie mar! (Su benz 6tdter) bieier
Wfann nil mein 9ebeu bur6 fali9es 3eug.
nlB perwirfeu!"
Ser 9fi6ter erbob @intpanb gegen iolde
Spra6e, unb Sumter entiAnloigte it4, allein
auf antrag leines 9lnpalts ipurbe Sprouie
aus pem 3immer entfernt.-Sm 8reu5osrh0re
felte es fi9 beraus, baB 6unter eine Ser
f6erunas Bolice Nrmltrong's i'm Setrage
bon $4,000 oret Sage mad benz Sobe bes
Spfers einem Aouofaten iiberseben bate, Inn
ben Getrag etn5ut-eibeu. Sumter CAB Otes
gu uno erbot iid), Die 2lugelegenheit 81 erfld'
rem, ieood) muroe es linn nid]t geitattet. Die
ausla9en 6unter's paren i'm aagemeinen
nur oarauf bere9net, Elm Ilibi Su betpeilen,
uub erdabeu uid)tS 9teueS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
Sasesneltigfetten.
LGnttpriene, telesrapDiid,e unb gSedfelbldtters
0fptaen.l

Sn tem Barrier yS beatre Sranz
col s" bat man bic @laque abgeldlatIt.
SSn @nslano ipiro leet bas Sefinen Der
&unitgallerie'n nnb Siblto b e
ten an Sonntasen asitirt. 9n Der optic
Der 8erpeauug ltebt 9orb 0toleberD.
Die gr6bte @rOb eerenz Blantage
Der gSelt beiinbet iid) bel yiorfolf, Sir9. !;
bielelbe eeb5rt ipru. S. 81. Young, iun., uuo
lieferte bteies Satr einen @rtrag BON 500. 900
&0rb1en.
Sn Si M itarb fiir5lid) Or. 6arrb
s. 6oitetter aus Yittsburs, Der Gltete Sohn
Ses beriibmten Magenbitter Sabrifanten.
Der iuuse 9oitetter bate III 5eioelbers Oas
0oftor. @ramen aemad)t unD trat cine Ieiie
mad, aRom ar, no ibn Der Sppbus binra1te.
ueber Die g Lii dlthe Stell un9 Der
Deutiden in M erifo idreibt Elm Cor
reiponoent Der 4ugsburger yaa9emeinen
3eituns" aus Der Sanptitaot Wertto: DOurd)
bas aejpanute TcrhdtniB 0ferifo's sll Gn9z
lano unb Sranfreid) bat Der ge'daItltdle Ser
febr init bieien 2dnbern taft gans aufgebort,
nnb oas freunolidle @ntgegenfommen oes
oeutl1eu Mei1es hat Die Solse gebabt, BOB
bic Oeutlden nidt MIR pom alien 5remoen in
Merifo am 2iebiten geieben iperOen, lonoern
oaB fat oas ganse merifaniide 9eid1dft IN
oeren 6dnbe iber9eganaen lit. Sbgleld) es
in Der aansen Republif nur 1900 Oeutld1e
aeben loll. 10 pernlittsln bieiclbeu bod ell
3polftel bes ausndrtigem SanoelS; nament
lid, ift eS Der .3meig Der 2eineu; lIno anoerer
Oian1iaftur@9Saaren, tponit iie bas Cant
pelieben, ruoqeaen iie aiiB,r Silber nod Sarb:
bDlser, Gebernbol5, &affee, 3abad, Sc
miirse, Godeniae, Snoigo, Warmor, 5aut
&C. labunesmeiie in 3ab!ung nebnlen. Gtt
0eutIhen bearbeiten audi eine Ofen9e Winen
namentlttt i'm Gtaate Wi6oacan, llno ltai
| lih in bic Sdnoel su mii4en, an oenen e
IN Wertfo ME iehlt, baben iie iid theilpeii
NIT Wterttanerinnen perbeiratbet nno bdusild
nieber9elaiiea."
Jtun 1T bod Die Seid]e Ses Su gcemport
| 8b.zS., pYitorbeuen Miuionars 8 3 m
gSinans in a1ler Stiae bier auaefomnle1
uno inter Der IuiiiGt beS Sru. 8. q, g4i
mans unb beS Sen. s. s. 4atrobe porselter
| Ja6mittag bier empfangeu nuo seitern ir
Nanliliengem0lbe auf y@reenmount @em
tenn" beigeiebt tporben. sSn benz @emGlt
ruben bereits OfaJgie. Srau beS SfOb Us
nans, iun., iueldle 1858 III ct. Betersbnl
| ltarb; NoB @inans, jun., lelbit; @eorg Hi
@tnian 9Sinans, Sinber beS loeben perlto
benen Sbos. g4nans; Srau gSinans, )
@enabliu beS 0ebtern; @eorg g8btltler neb
Trau; 9fob gStnans, ien., Der Sater pc
Sbos. 2Sinans, uebit Srau. = Die 05. Sul
Silion Comp. 0ffueten seitern friib nit c
uem &rabne bas @stpDlbe, uno inter Sbei
nahme elmer 0tense anseb0riser fano .
| 1i1lieBlid9e geiietung bon ShomaS Sinar
itatt. Die 9ablets an ben gfiihen bon Sbo
Binans uno ieiner Srau entbalten Die ei
fabeu Snihriften: uShos. gSinans, gebor'
am 10. DsSbr. 1920, seitorben am 10. Su
1S78," uGOleite, Sran BON Shos. 2Stnan
aeboren am "a. Stat 1928, geltorben am /
Wfdr3 1861" Die seiern Wiorsen itattaefu
oene geiiebmng Der 2eid)e BON Sboml
gSinans erfldrt ole Ibtpeicnbeit beS Gea.
S. gatrobe bel Der 2eibenfeier bon Georg
Sane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26

= Die porgefern in Stem Dorf perSffent=
lid,te 4naabe fiber Die 6 IN q d)ernng oes
g @atsf1lIMo MountaineS oule" iteat Fb
als einen Srrtbum heraus.
= Gin Ml oerz@Iub aus Ybilab bel
p hi madat fid) sur i3eit bas Tergniigen, Don
Der erudhnten 9tabt mad Seem Yorf dll ru;
bern. Die Muoerer fino ieflS an Der 3abl.
- Gin gelpifer 9hou,as in Sta Q II
Mii T., miBhanbelte am leeten Samitage leln'
@attiu nit 8niippelidldgen auf 10 unnleiid'
lihe Meiie, oaB bic 0rau i'm Sterben liegt
SbomaS entflob. Die Gntriiifung inter oel
Bcp5lferung 1T 10 9roB, baB Der WSroer, in
Sale es 9elinst, ibn feitsnnebmen, obne 3wei
isl 3elgn1t iuerben rpirO.
= Bon 1O7 Mppltfanten i'm Aufnabnie Il
bic Wtlitdr fMfabemie in gSelt-
lpoint, R..D., tunrben nur 27 sariidse
Iwieien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
Die 2ln9elesenBett oes Generals Sis
6Stt0t, Nurter.

use int, N.zY., 25. SUM. = 4or.
Maltbn, Inmalt DeS @eneralS Sib Sobn
Borter, bradte 6eute Elm langes argument gu
@uuften ieiues Slienten Dor Der betrefenoen
@ommiliion Dor uno iudte Die Qnflaqen, mad
mel6en @eneral Borter IN Der gfad)t bonn 30.
auguit 1862 ben Sefeblen leines Sor9eietten,
oes @eneralsBope, fetne 6olse leiitete u.l.'p.,
3u ,piberlegen. 6r. 0ialtbp erfldrtc, &c meroe
leiue Nngaben i'm peiteren Serlaufe Der Ser
banolun9en burf 3eu9enausia9en befraiti.
gen; er tpirb ntor9en ieiu Irsument fort
ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
0ermijd,te teleerapbtfd,e Sepcfd,em

= Sn y 0 t II Uur0e Y. y. Sepmoo0,
iiberfihrt, OBJ cDne 2iteratur ourf, Die
Yoit perbreitet 81 habeu, aeltern 81 einer @elO.
buBe BON 500 unb spctjabrt9er 3man9Sar.
belt Derurtbeilt.
- Spre der 9tanoall tpiro am ndf.
ten Wontags -4beHbe BON Der uOemofrati=
l1en 4IIoctation" Der Stabt Bbtlabelpbia be.
lpiri6et meroen. gaml. s. Siloen, gBn. q
Sallace, Sobu 8ellp, @ouoerneur Wfc@ellan
uno 8epraientant Simnel itno ebenfaa5 ein.
gelaben.
: Die bon goiton ausgelaufene 8rtgan.
tine v8 etc q" iit gu 9toie-6eao nabe 9uneu-
burg, N.=S., seitranOet.
g. g. 8pas, ebenluliger Saiiirer De,
fauiten ST oingerS Saptu9 S>S II t"
in 9eabing, ga., iette geiteru ieine ausia9en
iiber ben ganferott Ser Banf fort.
-Seute trafen Die DGmpfer n@5reece" Dol
2onbou, acapulco" BON 4ipinpaa, n0fon
tana" bon 3iuerpool uuO u2nhoria" por
@lasgom bier in N emz 3 ort Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
gGreGli1e Dampffefiel Grploffon
In ettsctt ySaIStperfe.

Sarrts b nrg, Pe1nl., 20. Stunt. = Ster
arobe Oampifeliel Ill Dem gSalilperfe Der
n@beiapeafe= Ndgelfabrif" erplooirten sWiiden
uno 4 llbr beute Ntorgeu, uno bas gan5e
gtabliIiement nuroe belnolirt. Der 9Sert'
fiibrer Chambers Sowermalter muroe au9ens
blidlid getbotet, uno pier arbeiter, Namens
$. gteiB, S. 6eB, 8. Srant nnb S. 5etrtd,
trugen i1mere gSunpen Oapon. Giner Der
Dampifeiiel tpurbe iiber Elm anitoBenoes 65
SUB bohes @ebduoe gei1leubert nuo ftiirSte
$50 8uB entferut Oauou aui einem 6elSe ME.
Der; etu anoerer aeiiel fog burd] oaS Dad
nes &al5merfeS ineiu benadbartes 3ieseleinz
aebdnbe, Der brittle Demolirte gum Sheile Elm
neben benz 8al5merfe beiinol:deS WtagaStn,
unb Der pierte puroe lit Ntorte serlhmettert.
Der angeridtete S9aoen miro aaf $4,000
bis $15, 900 geiddbt. Die llriaae Der @r=
ploiiou lit nif)t ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
sertete aus ae,a smaera oes
SfGGteS4

(granS. .(-giu alteS einit6diges @ebdnbe.
ruel6es ielt 9eraumer 3eit in Yort-Oepoiit gez
itauoen hattie uu0 iett Sabren ben gerpobnsrn
beS Srtes sunl @fel gereidlte. 1T gun 6reuoe
9llfer am lesten 6reitags- AbenDe eiugedid,ert
moroen. DIE geleriprite rpuroe berbeige.
idafft, uno cine Menge Dieni1en mar suge=
gen, aber Rienano iegte 6auo on, nm Die
Sprise i'll Operation su ieben uub bem Seuer
gtnbalt 81 thuH. @ierSebn Sage poF Der
:3erftSrung oe8 6auIes bate elm 9dnSler, Has
mems gBm. Sing, ein ssllrSwaaren unS Get
tuu9s9eIfaft III bemielben erridtet. Das Sc
bdHoe mar aiIeiurtrt, uno man slaubt, oaE
oas Sener .oardb Sranbiiifter an9ele9t lpuroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-26
Sie S6tpeiter Sas. 8oroon Sen=
nett's betratbet etnet brtttfGett

New=Oort, 25. Suni. - Mtan reloet,
baB Sri. Seannette eennett, cine S9meter
Sas. 9orbon 8ennett's, nddftens nit benz
2orS &oBmore getraut meroen ioa. Sr.
8ennett rpirb am 6. Sult bier erwartet, uno
bic Sodseit ioa benz 8ernebmen mad balb
nad leiner gnfunft in bieier Stabt qefeiert
tueroen. Baron GoBmore, Oetrtd gSarner
8iliam @eituna, su RoBmores8 s8arf, @ountp
@onasban, Srlanb, 1T Der finite Baron iez
mes gtamen8 uno rlimmt auBeroem als Yair
bes uereinigten &6nisretd)8 einen Sib i'm
britiifen 6errenbauie Elm. @r ltebt im 26.
2ebensiabre. SRI. 8ennett beiibt ein SermD-
Qen pon stpei Wtiuionen Dollars.
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GsesekIoffofeif tn SnOiaua.

@DanSDtlle, Sno., %. Sunt. - Sn
SmenspiGe, @lbion=@ountp, baben iid lestz
bin nlsbrere blntige 3uiammenit0Be 5piiden
elmer Serb.ederbanbe unb ben Siirgern erei9
net. @eltern Nbenb ipuroe ein Iu9riff auf
Srn. 4uorelp s.. Montgomerp 9enladt, mel
der beionoerS tbdtigen Nntbeil in oen1&fe
Qegen Die Sonee genomneu unb Die Set.
nabme mebrerer Der 0fitglteber peranlaBt
hattie. Wont9omerp befanb iit) geItern abeno
auf oem RIdlpese BON SmenSuille uad leiner
gSobuun9, ais mebrere Dfasfirte tbn angrits
fen uno auf ibn ieuerten. Ulontgomerp mar
bepafinet, uno er ldlug ieine @ngrelfer III Die
6lu6t, na6bem er einen oerlelben permunoet
bate. Sstne Sleioer waren bon Su9eln ser'
lest, iebod trua er nur einen lei6ten Stleif-
id,ub an Der 6iiite babon. A1e Seuobuer
Ser @egeno iinb iett arf ben 8einen, uno me-
nialtenS 100 Se>paffHete bur6iuden Die @al'
ROY :, a RI nor, 9Sprhr,d1prn
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Scr Mailliaatoner sfanSal.

Iem Orleans %. SUM-. - Heprd=
ientant 4dlln reti'te heute 4beno bon bier
nu6 @aibin9tOn ab, nm Sn errnittslu, ,per
Die perleumoeriihen augaben iiber tbn i'll
llmlauf iette. Die Qnsabe 1T BON oem 8rn.
Der Der betreffenben Dame i'm geamen Der 2ce-
teren, BON adlin, beiIen 6reunben uno elmer
ioeben empfangenen 0epeid)e Oes SeneralS
6oiier nioerIe9t fporben.
ct. 8aul, Utinn., 25. SUM. .-6reunbe
oes Generals 9toiier in beiien Seimatb Su
Utinneapolis erfldren, baB herlelbe in ietner
Intport uuf 9ldlln's grief Die pentger iena
tioneGe Seriion Der 2lffaire befdtige unb bes
baupteu, baB adlin iid bei'm GrlAelnen oes
Generals 9toiier suriidsOg, obne einen slna
9riff 5u erparten.
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Iern,iid1te Depefdte,t aus sc,ps
Mnrf

@em @orf, %. Suni. : @brlp. Or.
Sobn 0omliue, Elm befannter 8aptiitenpre.
bigger unb &erfafier elmer ,,9eihidte oes 8e'
nlanismus," 1T iuabuiinnig erfldrt uno mad
etner Srr'naIltalt gebrad)t worOeu. Sein
geloen murSe bur6 einen SturS berbeige=
fiihrt.
- Sob erDffnete beute sn 1908.
- Die nDelawarerSublon= Ganel. Comp"
bot ben Yreis ihrcr yStope"< uno ,,@aeitnut".
aoblen nm 10 Gents erb6bt.
= Intbonp Gomtod, algent Der @eIeG.
iAait 5ur Serninberun9 bes Qaliers, murbs
heute auf Die aaflage elmer sepilIeu Carat
Slafeln, ipelde ihn belhulotat, oas er IL
hSspilliger Welie babe fefnebme1 nnO einfer.
fern lafien, perbaftet uno uuter $25oo 8iira.
ihaft 9efiellt.
-Srau @llen Bed in Srooflpn murbe beut,
auf Yeranlaiiuu9 6es 9eifeuf fabrifanten q
3. Sabbitt perbaitet. 2ebterer bei9ulblq
6te Srau, thn burd) falld1e goripGnoe in 8e
sug auf Sblisarionen, lpelde ourdb einen iet
inI Sud)tbaule befinDlidlert Glerf entlpenoe
nnroen, nm S19, 900 beidminbelt 3u baben
Srau Bed Derlprah, Die Gertbpapiere Den
6ru. Barter in bent Srte Deep Niuer
CONNECTICUT, su iiber9eben, bielt iebob MIDI
gSort. Sic erfldrt iid) bereit, oas @elb nebf
3tnien suriid;usablen, penn ibr geniigeHpt
Sriit getattet wiiroe.
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gSruSerntorS. Selbittttoro aus
nefid,ttGf,fer Stebe.

4tlanta, @a., 25. SUM. - @illian1
Qambetb tpurbe beute 0or9en su Sonesboro'
@a., pon ieinem Sruoer Sobn Qambeth IN
etllem Streite burh eiuen Weiieriti6 get0Otet
Die @ebriiOer gebDrten oerielben air6enge.
meinbe al unb pareu Sanilienpdter. SetOt
mareu Sreimaurer.
stleranoer Surns be9ing geitern in beiel
Stabt Selbffmoro, inOem er iid Die &eblt
ourdlhultt. Serldmdbte eiebe piro als oit
l1rinf,e beseidnuet.