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over,
, 1878-11-23

4 Situng abound .ls'n stove wish
ing ia- q lrr'ur,, never mad, a u.,u %, A,
Wrr, o. iay. f.r,o1 know not how
much y,l mly rr rnd ur.l To- mrIra.
: Man glo-.cs 10 his strength; woman
rlou,s 10 bet hair uu't,r -,ou,s in
both.
A London cii',r SAWS. III ~ dcn't 4,
hn.I o., m.sr',irl in tide g,rl-n n h. done
les 'hc su,ks uc. the vum,n s.rrw at
lhru,"
A clear runsr,cncc and \ wIis;'e go TO-.
.r,ays. Though the pl,,r be- lou,i ,
i1rh. aud Il datr'l, YOU nrcd n", lear To-
meet man WGo J. whistluE.
Nts. Lnrnia Fares, ia rprgh,ly wid
d"w t2J1 Ny"ir'iup" }. Was rrc,U'iy mar
ri,,i ,n Mr.. Goriau b,il ui SncquaImir
pnT,r, Kils c.. \ modrTn Gordon
knot with n.uyuncs-,
Squ.rt say: '>nmr people make ioo!s
~ lucms,l'ts. ~ the uuy means # st.
rrrtng attention; Others Tor lhe tau "l
the tnIa.. aud thrrr ate oilers Mhu wuuid
oi"W the example only La,urr Iurcst,li
81 them AT the start "
Rcmrnb this. ii you violate toe laws
ui lnnu. sooner or lnlcr mna wall detect
you; II the laws OF nature, the act ilsrll
detects ynu; guilty, the finger "i thr
Avrug,ns SprIte points It. y"u, as un
errIuIy and constantly rs the needle to
the pvie.
, 1878-11-23

i he mpoJ.n.e Tut Nc.ri a great
0 turncr upru 90 rc imp rlau' case.
j's. rNlught app arri '.r ;hc PHI aud
HurA g. ,Hr drl'. Sni Egu. crowded
Tor 'iuc. Ihcy maIr ..s 10, amu.in.
ca,r u. 'ur trru' hy ,lc .aarp shooting
u,rWrru .'luru.y>. 1b,r. were - i.w
fast, lu ~ dcncr on ci h,r ..dc 'o ,ii,, a..
th,t ins ltc, "f h.tle, ar-un,nJs, each
iniu.-,rl ,u a Srry r.r-aat and s,i,u. idc
n'us- %, the opposite council. Bulky uc
gan tuc ATTACK 10 iur.nu. mtnu.r.
lie .currr lhr Ay,r,.r- pr o, the
annItnr, when ar described the ct,c -
q ID ,ly NtrLn" ",.r ,rr. auI Va.
Repeatedly greeted " Jh >uppu s.rd ap
p.au>,,, watch wuuii have lrrn loud
al ho.,tr7ou,. vac i, MT the listener.
fear I'd ta,y mIGhJ br compelled Ia o,p-
tribute ,naarI . Jhr :, hool iIpd hy Judge
Lewis, ii hey ,,, tide IN i"o rmpEa,,c
manner thrIT appreciation ut tne ht,l.-
IaHt md s,rc.slie hi, that Burkr MS
continuously making about his able
nppoHut
Whcu hr sat down, ,laring McNIughi
To TIE contest, it WAS ,upp"scd hr hal
wun ta1 he,l, hut td.y counted ihe
victory won bc;ofc the contest was ter
mln ted. Me. was cooler, bu: iuliy n,
stan ing as has "pppun. Each Lrid
las temper udmirioy, and awakened
tne admiration u; All ~ the hriliinnt
defence, rs well rs lhc suddrn anil VIC
lent at;ark.
Seldom IS exhibited u mare skiliful
specimen ~ WORT iencln, than these two
aOie and popular attorneys showed in
thls M0rdy battle.
Many times We have hearrd nh enemy
described rs the OH scnurings at Ii,
but never SO scientifically drsrbcd, illus
trated and applied, IN by Mcknight,
when nc applet it 20 Burke, whom he
termed the Little Golinh," perhaps
the must appropriate designation ever
applied to hiw.
lniS lTilIlant contest Was the event
OF the session, in whict each used the
bittcrest invrctivs in so skilful manner
as to awaken suprIse and admiration ot
all. Although the attack an McNught
appeared to DE cverpowcring, his pply
Was SO searching, yet IN its proper place,
that many, who ut first awarded the
victory to the Little Goliah," were
afterwards Inclined to admit that Me.
before he sat down, lad more than held
him level.
, 1878-11-23
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
TAANKSFTV5NG PR0CLAMATToN

The President of the Unite,l States hus
designated Thursday, the 2Sth day of
November, 1873, as day of Thnnksgiy-
ing and Praise to Almighty God, recit
ing his prorlnmation, many reasors
why our whole country should manifest
its gratitude to Infinite Goodness, and
WHEREAS, IN IN eninnt degree our
beloved Territory has been favored by
hountiTul larvcsts and exemption from
pestilcpcp, disease and death. The tide
OF immigration, greater than at any pre-
vious period Of our history, has swollen
our population. giving Assurance of nm
early, brilliant future. In view of which
it Is meet aud proper that we, rs com
munity, should lay aside our daily voca-
tipns Aand consider the source from
whence we derive our renewed and in
creasing blessings. y :
Now, PnereIor, I. Elisha P. Ferry,
Governor OF said Territory, do heleLy
appoint, m s.aHu
'FTi ,lrsti,iy the 2Ssh Dny OrNO-
"p... .. ycnibrr 1878.
To be observed throughout the Territory
,ns u day Of Thanksgiving anh Praise to
Almighty God. EfE,
And earnestly rcques, thr people Of
the Territory 10 observe the ,lay by abb
staining from th'ir usua occupations
and attending their several places Vt rpr.
ship to render un'c our Creator thanks
piyiag AMI praise lnr the manifold iavors
J'csi"ws' upon US. -
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hersunio set my hand and
80 causr'l the Great SeAl of the
4 - J Tpritory 10 he rfiKrd, this
eth day ~ Notrm A. u. 1878.
.h,.e sF EIsBA.P. FERRY.
Bv TIE GsyKRs
N, II. OWINCs,
Boentsry b''bs Tstiiay.
, 1878-11-23
Ehe E.aIe-i frOn suLian River.

]. T. Cotton was down during c"nrt
as one oi the regular panel oi petit
Jurors, while down he called at tins
office, hen the following additional
Information relative to the work now
going ON at lhe Sultan river mIAes was
obtained iro.n mm, The party, now
consisting Z oi J.GT Cotton N. Barrett,
Robt. Barrett and Peer Henry, who
has recently joined the three original
prosprctnrs There, are now Mt work con
stru ling ditch about one halt mile
long, though light timber to ir ns
water to the mines. They estimate that
1t will cost $500 wlth ol work ard
take about six weeks more work to
completc.thls diic,i, SOFT wall carry from
$50 10 800 inches of water.
The water s1pply is elevated about
100 feet ABOVE the level nj the mine
Sn I r, the work ut the mine consist
cd in running cut from the edge ot the
luif, on the Sultan river bank, about
l25 leet ab0ve the level of tnc river
from its north bank towards the old
river b,d.
This cut is now in about 8 feet. II
is about ii ieut wide un top. and not
over luur feet wide nj the bottom. Tue
present object pl the cut is simply to
yet drainage from the old river bed to
the present bed OF Sultan river.
/ These prospectors have now worked
there, neorly six months. nre ready 10
work rs much longer to determine the
matter they are testing. They have
not tried to take out any gold, only
testing the ev ness o its distribution
to IL limited extent, where the gravel
is found, gold is very evenly distributed,
hut they cannot yet determine the thick.
ness oI tile deposit OF gravel in the old
rIvrr bed.
This cannot be determined until after
the rim is cut through, the old river
channel is gained, ani drainage is per-
iccted so they can make u praciicgl test
by regular III ming work. Like all cn-
l. rprscs of this character which take
time. perseverance and somr capital To
develop rhsn rIer; h,s been the first
exGitcEent, when the tinuShtlrs' and
scnsa'inniist went with the rush.
Then came alOnI that venerable gentle
nan, "Iid Mr. Experiment" who knew
al about sucI mutrrs AMI or'cularly
prunruncrd their condemnation, and
he lneU all dJout it
NOtaiihs Adding all this, thee" grnlle-
men who gre n"w nj work ih,r have
alsn had their erpsrisses, anil y..rie'l unr-
~ that, hcGTo theN ssg Sullan river.
TIcy ane satisfied Will, the puypsc,. ARE
Diet rmiard 10 l,st the matter thorough.
ly In praciirri usnncr.
II suocussluli a al. It will al ri steady
employment lur ssvcFd yaT- jyS q
wry large number ef mn. Who dos
90 drsifs tBeir SUCCESS
, 1878-11-23
Local Items.

Most men like loving reception from
their conjlgal partners, wacnthey return
from business tn the quiets ot domestic
life. but that OF the Proprietor OF the
Fountain Beer saloon, when he received
a ,lipper of hot water, thrown all owe.
him from his loving companion and
help meet. n. few dnys since, was as he
thinks almost TOO warm to be strictly
agreeable. ar
, 1878-11-23

& Blackman Brothers are now engaged
In hauling SO very long timber over
their logging railway, cn tl!oir regular
track, tor Thns. Runnrs anG Son, who
are logging buck of the lake; about two
smiles in the rear If this plnSc. There
will! !hc about 8 long loom sticks from
i08 to liz feet long, with an equal mum
her OF SHORTER ones to hold the boom
they IRE hauling. This boom win b.,
composed OF 1879 sticks, varying from 70
,ol07 feet, and from Is to 80 inches in
diiliatcr a, the MIL end .of cach lpr
This all goes to Gamble. Dcp.- Sheriff
Whitfield informs as, iha, eleven ycnr.
ago, the stick that now forms tllekerI ri
the bark Forest Queen, was haolyl Irnm
this's9nie ground. 1t was tS2.iccj long,
drd'Norked one ahd one-haiE. days III
haait II. .!.,'@., rl..,
, 1878-11-23
LIST or rrELic INSTITUTIONS

Masonic. Centennial Lodge, 80 .: Regular
COMMUNICATIONS dr.t aai tlib Saturdays OF
each mouth.
/ q. q. /. ulyr l.rai loige, 10. II, hrst and
fourth saturday, ufrEa n"iltu.
1 q. o. Z SnbAumi,h Ll.l-', NJ j.. KeE
ular nc,,ius, uu lharsd.y evening oi eAeh
wcrk.
,snoholni,h Athrnrnru.
snoho,ni,h Free Bc.l .ious Association.
vulpn Pr.-hyicrttu hurtn aad Congregation
Of Suninni.h Lity.
Snubomi-h t,i ~ Agricultural society.
Snohuni,h Rides, Ni.iul Company.
Suohami.h Telegram hnp1uy
SnunOni,u Cemelcry Association.
, 1878-11-23
7Eary coyEr

a..,-r: rpu-t. Tarl rlt-lly q March ard
.rrtui lur-ga. ri Nn,.H..rv vi ''r" N'~f
..ro5itr gHlri. t1aTs NaI.N 90 Jaah~'l, {,
ArrL .u.g y4I .til''T H. ,l.H N'.,-
,ouutv tnmUi-s ''utIs N''5 'l'ss D S."vA!
oi FruTI4sy, N.y, AIs-rt -"1 Ho'enSe'
sl Cagl lvir.
, 1878-11-23
..,,HGle lhere aud ElSeVler&.
Mind and rain.
River falling again.
i, Court week is past.

:" lSehorrooses this week +" i'
> ''R,rur is lis own reward =
- 'sSwderc's fAem Hayana, WIN.
-, ,.EkfIy t' have same ueathrrp poa~.
" b.. la grand mssquc b,Il whs success.
.:Thnnk;gvng next week. poor turkeys.
sheet aud pillow csst on tiiaekssiv.
'ps 's.a
= IN" longest pole knacks the pTsiIn
sAOD.
'.'Lisbh-t wants health Wan,s ieyery-
%. 'sh sh. "'
- - "a.'''Nas Ta' ever ueeonpli+ +.r,i to.
"ts,tpFs;,. .. -,
D ''rT tsllsc tea,-vpsNr,- lat Ndad.y,
. Pf6sfnat Ssu, az. III
"4St6ystp tplatss all L.ss Basque.
n, ~ &E%+s, ssfraac,i.
As'Il' BE- l-airg eDugiruosaA h. ~,
. Alhga,.r. I,..,s .,t, 10 s-,,l.
, 1878-11-23
s=y-r BENEFIT .kE1 a.,
For .scI!o,l District N = of saohomish
W. +. BROWNS.

- STERIOPFICON, -
will BE- exhibited At Athcneum Hall on
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2Sh 1878.
. N5ns snala tdI't6sNj&.ss the cxhi.
hibltiun. where sitting in your chair YOU
Are cnrriccEas it .6y maaiaS arnund the
world, there you visit merry England
sunny France, classic Italy and lI,r Holy
Land, Tue Alps, the Nile and the Pyra-
mil. p,.s beIDa yia q knEiGjview.
One scsnr slnnr No cross ~ Gown"
is youhJhe price pfalnirsian.
DooIs open At CSC performances 10
cummencr at T.3o. ggHyy.
Tirkds Costs, ChiIArn 25c's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-10

melt gr1Beren 3uipru6 aus Den Ser. Staaten
erbalteu. Bel Der SrbeitSloiigfeit bier Su
3anbe bat bic Otlttbeilung bon Hem=gorf
lpobl Bereftignng. @tn &rieg 5rpii6en @ng-
lamb nnb 0tuBlanb piiroe nod ipeit mebr. ais
100000 9eute peranlaiien, i'll oas en9liiAe
Seer su treten.
Sn SnSianapo lis, Snb., but Der q L
Der I'm n Sol. Sugbee gSe6lel gum Se5
tra9e $l6O,0O0 gefdlldt. Ser &initler TT eril
80 sabre alt uno fann es nod weit bringen.
Sn Nemz orf nnrbe bic 9eid)e oes
SlepherS Solomon 2eoermann aus Dem
gSaiIer aesoaem. 9eit benz 5. Sanuar ,puros
I. permiBt. Serelbe bate qroBe 8erlultt
in Sfealitdten- -@eibliten erlitten nnb furs Dor
ietnem Serlhuinben etn &tno, oas lein 2leb.
ling mar, beerOigt Oeau nntblnabt baber
baB er Selbitmoro besangeu fat.
auh in oer@eietgebuns bon 81 ip-0 RI
l1pebt eln > Sppotb fen= Steuer.
@eies. Die 9eietgebung bon Ntarplant
bat betanntif elae Sorlase Der 9lrt setafelt
Sn Sincin innati wuroe Der Oeuti6e
Wirtb Soiepb g 6auber BON 5etnrid
dig, iun., Dem Sobne beS Sausbeibers
Dig, bet einem aarteniptels lsStreite erlfla.
gen.
Sn BEN eriten orei Mfonaten bieies Sabres
! be5ifferte iid Die @tnioanb erung II
| Wem . OFF auf 1886 Yerionen gegen 1851
in benz entipredenben :3eitraume Oes letter
| Sahres.
Sn Babplon, N.zO., fam @br.9afe mad
bem Sauie oes Sbs. q. Stelb llnb foroert
nit porsebaltenem Yifol Die 8e3ablung einsl
8ehaung ooer oas glut ieines 9hulbners
Stelb entflob, perfolgt BON elmer Susel Safes
| Die aber ntdlt traf; Safe muroe eingeiponnen
Die S1rIe elmer groBen Stab'
TT lolpobl in europa, als audi in Ameritt
elm fleiues Yanodmonium, uub bic iiinggeu
| Wfit9lteoer, ipelde Der 9afer ftid5t, treiber
| aae mSsliten Bubenitreibe: bier pirb einen
abnun9slolen Mfdfler Der Gnt angetrieben
bort erhalt Elm slnoerer einen gtabelffid5, iG
bab er lamt aufihreit, Aepfel unb ytiille file.
| gen als gBurfseidoiIe bin Hnp ber. SH Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-10
Sages sNenigteitett.
(Gsttnrteae. teIesrapbiid1e mno sedSelfgatter.
gtuttsen)

SIM Diitrifte Columbia iieht man fid 1pie<
Der elnual in bic gfothmenoisfeit periest, Die
Dffentli4en D Sd)ulen su iblieBen, neun
Die fiir sieisn 3nef semadlte Sermillislns
9ebt amf Die 9eetge unb neue Sonbs iinb lridlt
Sorhanben, aud 1T es ben 0iifritts ,@omnlii-
idren nid]t geitattet, S9nlbeu Su MAIDEN.
Ser @onares banoelt auBsrorosntlid i9dbig
lGO ntGbtsmiirotg gegen ben Oiitrtft @olumz
bia. gtabesu 3petorittel aller Sfulfiuber III
Be1btngton iino bic &inDer BON HegierungSz
&eanlten, tpdbrerb Die 2ait oes llnterbalts Der
Saulen qans aletn auf Die g8aibingtoner
5teuersabler fdflt. Die 6esierung bat Die
S1nlen faft aller Staaten uno Serrttorien
ourd) 2dnbereien bei9enft, MIR Der Siitrtft
Columbia bat bis iett 9tibts erbalteu.
Sn Der @eietgebuna bon DC I q d) II :
1etts bat bas Srauenitimntre6t rpteoer cin-
nal jeine ytieoerlage erlltten; aber Der Sroit
Der Trauen iit Der, oaB oas Sotun1 su ibreu
@uniten fortmdbreno iteigt.
Muf ben britiiden Snieln iino iiber 25O,z
600 M er / ali de . e II i'm 'Bes
brallfe.
SIM Staate % eepa "a bat Elm 2anbffr1i=
der cine neue girt unb gSeiie entbeft, Inn
Shnapps auf billtse Weiie su erlangen.
Oerlelbe iette iid btdt neben baS S6nappsz
fab in einenl 3aben, orebte ben &ra6nen an
uno lieB bic eble Sliiifafeit in ieinen boben
Stiefel laufen. GlS oerielbe balb poG mar,
id1ob er ab, ieete fid btnter eine !Sede uno
leerte ben Stiefel.
Son gtem 3 o r t tpirb senlelbet, baB inr
Iaqe zines Srieses SmiiGea @nslauo unb
NnBlnno Canada fofort Elm Contingent BON
meni9ftens 100000 Wann gu ftelen baben
miiroe. gDie mdbreno bes SriegeS amli1eu
benz Norben unb Siioen Canada Der n1rblis
den Mrmee 5000 Mefruten lieferte, lpiiroen
Gn9lano's Refrutirbiireaus in Canada audi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-10

gen I'M Setraae Don $500 & OtdfS
Beler ioll in perbrebailger abiid)t afF
mOroen iein.
BoIi;iit 6icIs fanb hste giorgen TN
@raut Auep Elm Hsuge6OreHeS Mglattenftno.
Sine ReSerln uabm Nh oes oerlaiieasH StH=
oes an uub uiro oaifei6e pfegen, bis eS>VlQaJ-
einem Stnbsr-Aiple seidufit werOeu tauu.
(SeOrsetomn.c r Ser Reger SobH &bomas,
peld)er periuft baben iOu, al einem 4sjdbri=
gen RegertiHoe, yfameHs SSa Goge1 elm
lddHOIiteS 8erbrehen 3u begebeH, purOe
beute nat eiuem Serb0re i'm Bolisei Sc
rl9te Oem Serfabreu Der GrOBgei9morenen
iIbermieien.
- 0tit benz in Baltimore anaetommeuen
Norooeutlden &loposOampter ,,2cip,ia" lauq-
ten and tiir ben betannteu bieiiqeu Refaura.
tsur 9rn. 90. @bncr % Saiier ggehI aus
Oentiflano an.
(aIeranoria,) - s. 6. Soet aus Orauaes
@ountp muroe geitern auf Der rGde Der Queen.
uno PatrIditraBe BON smei gleQern, Nan1euS
Ben 8Ienbime uHb s. 2aws ueOeraeidlla.
gen unO um $85 beraubt. Die Burifeu
wuroen uerbaftet unO gum 4roSeiie b,iaeittcft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-10

u em-g| 0 It, 9. NprtI. = Glne 0epeid)e
aus ct. aleraubre, CANADA, n1elbet; u@S
sriitlrt iett fein 3ueifel mebr, oaB Soiepb Ga
Sage, ipelher am Is. .Wdrs D. s. Su Concord,
N.~6., tpesen @rmorbun9 oeS Srls. Sole
2angmab gebdngt wnroe, Dor etiua sebn Sab
rem eln nod oiel i6euBli9eres Serbreden per=
iibte. Die Spfer bes Serbrehens uaren
Srau 9eorgie 6ountie unb ibre So9ter Min=
Eie, Sin iddnbli6es 8erbreden mar, ebe Die
beiben Srauensiinner ermorbet tpurDen, an
Der Sodjter ueriibt morbeu. Die 9etde Oes
Wao9ens war, ais man iie apfanb, pOlltdne
big serbadt, abnli1 tpie bielleberreife bes SRI.
aangmaib, MIR bas ber Sopi ni9t pom STUN.
pfc getrennt mar. 2a Baae mar 3n Der ba.
nlaligen 5eit bier antutienb, unb man bate
sbn Drphungen gegen bic beinen Srauen3im=
mer ansfpben bDrer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-10
sotalbert0te aus gSatbtneton.

0aaaS. .@ert@tItAes .-seer. germiId,tes.
W al btngton, 9. april. - 8nl.
gSellb mnrSe lebte Ra9t in Der 13f. StraBe
bon 5met Burden iiberfallen, nie0aeeid,la.
gen uno ielner Suari9aft, lomir einer llbr
beraubt. Die ShGter lurroen bis leet nod
nl9t aasfinoig 9euuat.
Die Serbanbluugen i'm 8roSeile bss s.
0. P. Dfeblen mnroeH beute i'm BollSeige.
rId1te fort9eiett, Nad 8eruebmung mebrerer
3eugsu erfolgte 8ertasuns bis moraeH SsG9.
ntittag.
- OieieH Morgen nm IA ltbr entitane in
ben Stallungen HnO Bagenremiien ees 9Fn.
Sob. Gbriifmann anf @opp-oope.pia Elm
8ranb, ipeldber eiEeu sGaoen pom $500 pers
ariatte, Der gerlnit if onrda SerRde=
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Rumxnien.

= T0IetT d er . q 4 m or0 I'M g Z
rldt 8 aaIe.) 9lus 8u9areit pom 20.
Ytdr5 miro Der 2lllg. ,3tg." geit)rieben: ,,@ine
id)auOrbafte Sceue bat iid) uor einiaen 8o.
gen I'M Saalc Oe8 Sberiten @eridltsbofes
(SaiiationSboie8) 3ugctragen. 0rei 3iaeuncr,
meld]e bon oeu 8eid)morenen III lebeHSiQnoli.
der 3wougSarbeit perurtbeilt moroen maren
uno al Oen &0Hattonshof appeqirt 4atten,
entlcIbten ild) I'M GeridtSiaale, ais ibr STE
ours abldld9l9 beibtcoen WOrben mar. Gu.
erlt entrlB ether BON Den 3i9euueru elmer 6rau
EN- Wtciler, melhes er Itd) i'll Oen geib itieB.
0e1 hteourd cNtitcbenoen Sumult beuiibten
bic betoen anoereu Serlrtbciltcn, nm iidl nit
oemlelben Ofeiicr gletd)ioQs lebenSaefdbrlide
9Sunben bei5ubrinqcn. 80
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8ermti9te 9epei1em aus Reip,
MDrfA

DuCt<
gteru 3 orf, 8. Qprll. - Sob erOHuete
geitern III 1903.
- Setretdr SHERMAN beIudte beute Mor.
gen Oas bteiige lluterlAatamt mo bate cine
lauge llnterrepung nit Dem 6ilfslhatmeiiter
6iGbouie. gta9mittuss fanO cine @Oniereus
5miiden Dem SetretGr uno Derldieoenen bieliz
gen 8aufters -permutbli6 iiber Die
Sinan3IaQe oes &an6es uno bic
Ratb amfeit Der 9te or-l -ltatt.
- Die Serhanblangen im Setreff oe8 !Sa=
beas Corpus 9eiu6S Ill @uniten oeS ST.
@ouperneurs Otole8 bon Suo=@arolina Itno
bis morgen perihoben morOen, nm Dem 9iz
itriftsanmalte Trilt srr Sorbereitung su Qez
itatten. Der Otltriftaaumalt nuroe heute
ourd) cine Oepeid)e aus Albanp benahrtdti9t.
ouB Der @ouoerneur etne 0tequiiition bepiuiqt
babe uno eiu Seanter NIT benz 9ofumentc
mad Help <Oorf ltnterpeg8 ei.
- Sn elmer lett 2aHgem nid1t benubten
4bthcilung oes Sellers beS Senemente 6aueS
oes orn. SaS. Slannagan, 9tr. 1856, 3. Aue.,
muroen 9eftern Die bon Staten angefrefieuen
lleberrelte zines &ln0eS in etnetn &Orbe ents
|. beGt. Seine Der Semobner bes SauieS pollen
nm Die QlTaire ,pifielI. Die YOli3et miro cine
llnterlu6uu9 einleiten.
- @nlle &apparali, Der TranSoie, lueldcr
Dor &ur3,m in Der lSobnung bes SatcrS
S'6arrea bel eiucnl 9eb1tablSperiu6e crtappt
muroe uuo iidI parauf Our9 einen Biltolent
ld)uB 81 t6bten perlu1te, mad)te beute Otorz
gen eiuen Seriud, aus eent Soipitale, no er
iid) iettbem befanb, 81 entfiieben. gfat etuer
aufregenoen 9etjago murOe er wteoer etnge-
iangen uub nad benz 6oIpitale SuriifIpeoirt.
-9eute iinO Die OampierD @itg OF 9lmerid"
BON Sfinbien via SueS 8anal unO y@antma"
bon Sermuoa bier angefOmmen.
81. 6. Cutting, UtaIiefurater Der San,
fers' & SroferS' 2lhOctatiou," eritattete beute
bem Sbergerl6te ietnen 8crift. 9erieibe er=
flGrt, bab Die Examination in Solge Der NtiB
uermalt1lug unO bes 0tiBOelhaltenS SObn
8onner's duBerit ifmierig mar unb lauQe
3eit in AnlpruA nabm. Die llnterIuAuug
ldtte ergebeu, oaB 8Onner betrddtltdle Cunt
men pon ben @eloern Der 9lfociatiou unter-
j6lagen babe nno oarauf entfloben Jet, nm Der
CITRATE su entgehen; ferner hattie berlelbe Die
Sit9er gefdli1t unb 0lpibenbe angebli9 ans
Dem 8roiite Der @eIeui9ait au59eSablt, rpdbs
reno tbatldhli6 beiuabe Oas ganSe Sapital
oerIelben bereitS aufgebra6t mar. Der Ntaiie-
fltrator lAldgt cine Seiteuerung Der attiondre
NIT 25 Brosent Dor, I'M Die S1ut0en Der
@ompagnie gu til9eu.
- Die 3oa @tunabmen betrugen beute
S3O1 900.
- Der llnteri9abmeiiter 3ablte beute fir
SntereTien s37, 900 uno fir einaeSogeue Sbli>
nntinupu $40 OOO nuS
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Sd)intnSel it 0ent St00titclter6arealt
TIT NtilaOeLntio.

NIINoeIp9 "a, 9. Nprll.-@in 0cfiiit
BON $4,000 muroe beute in Der Retnunasab.
le9ung Sob. Stimmel'S, ctneS @lerfs in Sem
Steuerbiireau, eAtocdt, ais 0ie 0elinauentens
lite Dem Steuereinnebmer iiberreid1t muroe.
Stlmmel bate leinen llntcriAlei uerbeim.
llbt, lnOem CT utdt~ alteS uou ibm erbalteue
@elo i'll Die 8ither cintrug. Seuc 8itraeu
merocH oen pollen Sctrag OcS Deii3it8 Oeden.