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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Gin etttiekli6eS @er6re6en. - Gin
Gbepaar ermoroet tttto oattn ners
hrnt4f1<

Sort Mabiion. Soma, Is. Wtar3. -
0as 9auS 6enrp 9raSer'S in Der gtdbe oies
les Stdbt6enS stus 9eftern abeno in Slam-
men auf. lor. un6 Srau @ra5er uerbraunten
bis auf Die @erippe. aGeln 9lnibeine nadl
waren iie porber ermorOet wOrreu, 10 lautet
wenigltens bas GrfenntniB Der @oronerSz
SSllrp. Das 8aar mobute aQeiu in Oein 9auie,
uno @ra5er bate beitduOig eine beoeutenoe
@elolumme an 6anb. Sr Der 9}dhe Der Qei%
den muroe ein 8epOloer gefuuben, Der nidt
gra5er gebSrte. Gin Qanf mar ab9eidOiien
uno Der 6abn auigesOgen. NRan bat nod
fPinp G5nl1r mn hem Nfnrher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
9Nptta 0ttett tn WaiI0 d,uietts,

pOllSei usrbaitste aelfern in 9butesburp eine
ansabl Mduncr alIi Die anflage Der gielwei=
berei. 0ieielben muBten Sirgi9aft iiir lbr
@rl6eineu Dor Dem @riminalgeridts ftelen
Dtan iagt, baB Oentudtit nod otel mebr dbn>
Sn3emfsburp iit elm Seriud) 9emadt Woroen,
cine WormonenzGolOnie Al erritlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Die pemniDlpantfdbcm @eiesseber
ttao 0ie Observation-Disclosures
TIT nfinff Gin Q&erfrRdieff

Nem<Y Orf, Is. Wtdr6, = Gine Spe5ial:
0epei6e bon 6arrisbnrg, Yeuni., melOet,
baB getern i'm 6auie cine Bill ein9ebra9t
puroe, lpel6e Seuerbeitattung fir ein Serbre.
den ertIdrt; Oleielbe miro pabridsinlid all.
Qeuontnleu merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
3m 3md1tba,tsbait be9naotat.

u orr1S 0 10 II, Ms, 15. Nfdr5.-Galz
bin Stewalt, rueltr rpegen grmOrOung zines
Observation-Disclosures gum Sobe uerurtbeilt por@
ben mar, tuuroe beute su swan5igjdbriser
3u6tbausbaft begnaoi9t. Dtit oem Ssrbre~
der iit iett ieiuer Serrrtbeiluna cine bebeu'
tcnoe Yerduberung 81 ieiuem Seiiern Dor ii6
ge9ausen, unb bic Begnablgun9 fam ganj
llnerlpartet. @r empfin9 pieislbe rnbi9, aber
hanferfiillt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
@erbaftmtta eitteS Wo lltes Wl a a,tires

YOttsDtlIe, 3D., Is. Wl0r5.- WfartIn
Sirsin, sin MOllie Wd9Hire uno mutbGtaB=
litbtr WSrber oes 8atrtd Burns, tam beute
0torqen pom Canada inter Bemadunq eines
@ebeimpoliSifen bier au. Burns mar Bud)s
halter elmer Wine uuo muroe am 10. April
1870 pOnMitgl;eOern Der gebsimen Seisli6ait
In SnScnrnrn erihniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Gin Sd,ou,ter ucrtutf,t.

Glouceifer, Wtaii,, 15. NfdrS. 0el
S6ooner y@arrie y. Ytorton" iegelte an
3. Ssnuar init elmer 8emannung bon 10 Per=
ionen mad ben @ranb 8anf5 ab Hnb lit ieit-
Dem peri6Ollen, Dian uermutbet, OaB Der.
ielbe InterQeaQuQeu lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
GFQWDe%
&otsSprines BON etuer stpeiten sseRersbranit
hoTs Sss6t

Mempbis, Genn., IS. Mdrs. - Sine
0epsi9e bon 6OtsSprings, 2lrf., melOet, OaB
es bort abernlals gebrannt bat. Sier 8retters
bduier an Der 8a1epltraBe nurben 3erlt0rt.
9Spr1uff $40 600 biS S15 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Ser sturut IN, WorStpette,, .

St. Yaul, Wttnn., 10, Wiar3, 5ial.
0spci4en BON SiSmmt, 0af,, meloeu, OaB
Der Sturm Der leeten Bode orei Sage lang
anoauerte uuO iid iiber oaS ganSe obere Otii.
iOuritbal ausbebnte, Ser Shnee lit III mal=
heu Stelen 10-15 SUB tiei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
9tdjter 2epnaro bon &oniifana aui aclbem
weber 9eftorben.

8aibinston, IS. Mdrs. Senat
mar beute nid)t in SiBung.
Jnt. Gsepraisntantenbauie
berid)tete Hobbins pom Somite fir Wtittel
mo 98ege eiu Subititut fir Die Bid eiu, Die
@iu3abIung bon Griparnilien in bic Suuoes=
faIie 81 i6rberu nuo Die gtationallhuIO neu
;u funSireu. 9lu baS Blenar<Gomite uerrpie-
len. (Oie Bill lit Gbulld) Der Bill iiber bic
BOitIparbanfen.)
9as Sau5 uabm Johann ben gSablitreit
I'm bic Sertretun9 oeS orltteH OiltrifTS BON
Wafa9uiett8 sWiiden 0ean nnb 6ielO aui.
Chamber, OaS oenlotratllde Dtitglieo oeS
gSabl Gontite'S, iuelhe5 6en UtlnoritdtS=
beriht, Der 5ielb fir ermdblt erfldrt, mitunterr
,eihnete, iprab Su @nniteu bieieS Serrn.
6iBcod, N.zO., nnteritiitte SielG'5 2lniprud)
ebenfaus. gSllliam8 Don 2labamd argument
tirte fiir ben 0emOtraten Dean; YOtter, N..D.
ipra9 fir Sielo.
Dis br. botter feline 8ebe beeuOigt hattie,
iagte Der Spredsr; per 2SOriieer bdt es
fiir ieine Bhift, Gem 9aule cine Wiitbsilung
3u madel." @r lieB iOoann eine 9epeid)e
nerleIen, rueld)e ntelDete, oaB Der Ndltb. 5. 6.
GeOuarO BON 2ouiiiaua in 6auann0 am gel
ben 6ieber seitorben lei.
@qiS, 2a., lprad) oann: SD bin iiber=
;eugt, oaB Die ioeben empIaugsue &unoe jeOes
6srs, wel6ss bier idlast, i6merSit9 beriibrt
bat. Gs lit ndt meiue abiidt, Dem peritor-
benen @ollesen beute eine @eoa6tniBrebe su
balten, 0ieieS werOs i'd fiir cine paIIeubert
StunOe aufiparen; idl beanna9e besbalb,
oaB idl baS 6auS su Gbren oeS 9lnoenfsus
an Rt6ter GeOnarO pertage."
Ser Nntra9 Wuroe angenommeu, unb OaS
GnIS nPrtnntP fid1 hiS uInroPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
sparbattfett In W0tftett. .

80 ton, ID. Warj. - Sle vBlpe @entSs
Sapin9 as Sant" miro BON ibren 9epoiitoreu
iiberlaufen; bic anitalt 1T cine Der gr0Bten
Sparbanfen imStaate, uno e5 lit tein @ruub
oovbaHOsn, ibre Siterbeit III 3mstiel 81 gle
ben.
(Spater) Ser @nfurm uOn 9epOnenteil
anf Die y6lue=@ SapiHgs' Sanf" bat ei'
neil fGrnliben Yanif inter Oen OepOitOren
BON Sparbanfen erseugt. Die S9oolitraBe
in pelder bic seuarnte Sanf liegt, ipar bentt
ourd etne aHfgeregte @fenidenmense fOrnllf
periperrt. Das @oulite, rpel1es Die Angele
genbeiteu Der Sauf uuteriud)t bat, beridtet,
OaB oieielbe INNER nod einen lleberl6Ht
BON $4,000 bat. - 9as MtiBtrauen bal
and Die 9epoiitoren Der nSrantlin= =Sant" il
Der SoplfOnitraBe ergriffeH. Die serrual
ter bieies Suitttuts baben redtSeitig Die Srent
ien angeorebt; iie Sablen iebem 9eponenter
MIR $25 aus unO nebmen fid fir ben 3teft &C
Gage 3elt. Bottom bat mir nod orei San
fen, rpslAe auf Serlangen poll ausSableu
aui Die yYrOuiOent= Sparbant" unb tiey gtor.
folf-8ant" ianb glei9falls Elm fleinerAniturn
ftntt md, s11,rrAeu 9(lfe Sofnrt hpfripSint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16

Stente, Caveats, @e6dftsa6seihen II. I. 10. ipiiTs
f6en, mSsen perionlit BampbIste bolsn ober oornod
fhden. Gebdbrsn ie9I mdsi9. Sbas. y. Wsann'
yatentsanmalt, gtr. 1f6, Aeit=s5aItimure-Gtr
Gem l"saa"feSebdnoe aeseHAber, (Ott.t, ,129ts,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
a1or,iislibt 6flegenbeiten
amm &auie ano Mustaaid,e bieten lid, In De,
Grunoeigemtbums 80rie

u. u. @aII i'm 8ebauoe oes "amerieam. "
-:C:-
3,pelfodises 3ieeelnesnhans on ereenmonnt::
aDenue baig 3u DerfauIen ODER se9en Seietbum aui
Dem Qanoe 5u pertaul6en.
cine Varm pon li7 adern in glorsan eountp,
WefsySa., flltiolrt, se9en Staotsrunobeis auSbu=
touihen.
3tpei breiitodise 3tegeIiteinbamier on annftrase
sesen @runoftid auf BEN Sanoe ober Saufmnnns=
iuaaren 3u pertduifen.
BilItse Sonoitorei unb Muifern> Gallon on gSeIt>
BaItimoreftraBe NIT sutem 9biase.
3tpei treiaibe Nobnbauier an gtorb:Fremontitr..
oreiftods, gu rerfauen ober sesen elm Gut in Benuz
fpIuanien ober Warplanb su pertauhen.
Narm nit 100 adern, Slau9ras, oorBistb fulti=
pirt, in SefferionzGountp, Beit=ga.
1000 Mder in @apnezSountp, gpeit=Sa., NIT
ben bsften Soblenldnoereien bcs eanbes.
Oreitodiges 5ieaeiiteinernes &,aus init 0aoen oil
SHsSapsttenraBe segen @rinobefB nabe Der Stabt
Al nertaulhen.
Dreiltodises SiegeIiteinbaus an Sit=Saltimorez
gtraee init allen mobernen YerbelierGnaen 9runbz
alnsfret bilia gu pelfauien. (Se6rl ,t2Vltef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Was,&anoelaber. @asssansslnSt1; sssnsanSsIaeer.

Wir balten etne peridebenartise uno umfansreide
6arnmluns BON @ascinrtd1tmnas strtifeln,
fOeldbe alle reuen Otuer unb ytoutdten in unierer
Brande in HrDstaIt u. SeraoIomng, altertBam=
Iidletn 0rin (Verde Antico), sSmpsrtal= Ii. iramz
a6itSdber 8ronse umfabt, alleSeit auf Eager.
gBir b1ben in ben Breien aler Waaren cine Sera6s
fssuns eintreten laiien. s. y. 9apioSon & So,
Nr. 5, gnro= Gibertnftra &c.
Beionbere Nuimerfamfet iuiro Der Sleir6brcns
unD @aseinrldtuna aemibnlet. (Stt3, t2Olte, ,ia&f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
9as Saus erbdlt cine 9rauerbotI6aft,

Gin fIoiiGier Sentofrat unterseidDuet Den Niz
upritat5 bertdlt uuo pIaiotrt fur Die
Yuiafumg eines HepHblifaners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Ser Yro5eb ant 0aS Seiibtbmut 2trs
ltuQfDtt.

RidmOnb, Is, Utars. - SIN biefsen
SunoestrsiSgeri6te i4loB ilt beute &idter
5ugbeS Der auffaiinu9 oes &lagers nm 8iid<
eritattuns oes Sefttbuine8 9trlington an,
OaB pas Suubesgerid)t fcine Suri5 bifttOn ba<
be, neil Die Ser. Staaten inoireft Seflagte
in ocm Sale ieien.-9as SeiIstbum 9eb0rte
benz conf0oerirten @eneral See nno tpuroe bon
Der 8unOeSrsqierung in Sel6la9 geuontmen
uno tpsgen SteueriidtdnOe pertanit. Sen.
@uftis See ma6te tmStaut5seri9te su aleran=
oria eiueu Yro5eB anbdu9I9 I'M GrmiliiOu
Der jeeigen @isentbiimer. Der Pro5eb purbe
baun an bas SunOeS9eriht permiden. Die
heutige Gnti4eiouug permeiit ben YroSeB wie-
Der an Die Staats 9erid)te, unb idlieBli6 wirO
oerielbe tuabrideinlid Dor oas Ober=SunosS'
geri6t folnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
SnaenOltd1e W0r0er.

s Ii m b / a, .. g, Is. .UfarS.-Sn G09e=
fielO- -@ountp tperben 5ur 3eit iedl5 fltine Stn=
Der, Don beuen ba8 dltelte neuu Sabre 5dblt,
megen NfOrbeS proSeiiirt. Ser @rmOrOete
mar Elm 9tegerfuabe pom IA Sabren, iuel6er
eine 4n3abl ipeiBcr &inoer bei'mSpielen iiber
ftel uno our9Subauen orobte. Die Sleineu
ma9ten senteini6aftlideSabe, uno bergfeger
erhelt etnen 10 ungliiflt1en gSurf al ben
&opf, baB ct itarb.
Die Sleinen muroen BON ben @eIAmOrenen
freioeinrodlen nno lhren @ltern SuriiGaeaeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Baltimore Weo., Samfag ben 16 Wdr, 1878
45. GpnsreS.-2. Stknng.

Ser SS q freit smtiden 9eau
uno Sielo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
Gpe3ial= =Woti3e,t.


Gtwem 8esartnitte eabseboIieu
2emns's ssapeie: 9bee =@etdatt,
Shom f. Gteser SanopeIz Gam D ens
Gtrabe.
8eeeuteuoe 9reiSherabsesuna fur Ssaffee!
@nfer serofeter 8to........ 30 unb % Gents.
Seffere Sualitat 9bees,
eenn ie buoor!
6etner m perial. .......... .35, 40 uno so Gents
Uelner y oil onS.... So. 40 uno 90
Stesantet So paniid er-........:5 90 uno 60
SpsaH9uWer III niger . pc H.. ..bO eents, oet oei''
unb bilisite 1bse i'm Diartte.
Atle soften 3uder5um GinfaufsPreils'
Selgelber z, tueiser uno 9, sranuItrer ~, S'a">
dsH'Sut= uno puloerilirtsr 3ndsr io's Gents
Siiotpsitz Gde Der eerinstoH@ nno ~res"z
9traise uno SaoiueftsGds Der Saf
(65,7i.7.s3g) noper= uno GamoenitraBe'
&ino oers 70 9 IN
aasr eortsn uno Breiie bel
Ssnrn edwar5.
Wr. eli, @eft Baltimore,
,w,r,,s aaRte Donna gions) nabe @barlesitrase
al. r.uen tarftsdsm mno rmfitid9em eIettro.
ns,,isden, YeerfuriaIz, shtueiels unb 9ampVs
ssssr in Nr. f47, saratosas, nabe gutaptra6e,
ann lest fir Serren uno Damen In boiler Ebdtisleit.
tSepilU.12Uftef)
eas wunperbar tpirfenoe s,amtn,itteI
Sulphide of "A RS n m.
sinnen, Sliitben, Yeulen unb a0e Sautausibldse
msrben unbebinst sebeiIt; 81 oas Badet; nit
Der Boit suseitidt. Wtan ienbe Office >Stempe
far 8anpblet netit &ebraudsanueiuns.
9r. 9pbute & Gomp.. Nt. Sc, Sf=Sapetteitr,
(5e6r20, 1S,i.a.2,l Baltimore, lto.
&tns @as.s.
In Ale, tpeIhe on ben ssoisen pom Susenbidnben.
nern6ier gdua&e, gnttrdttuns, 8trIuf Der Utan
nestrat &C. eiben, ienoe i'd to # emf rel elm 8esept
bas fe turirt. Dieies sroBe SetlmitteI ipurbe bon
etnem MiiFondr in iosalmsrita entoett. Sbidt Elm
asyeHrtes @OuDert on 9ieo. Soepb Z. Snman, eta.
ton D, Bible<Souie, R.=g. City.
CSt.81S, ,t&fp., i.a.2.D
tSiiloene Moer ooer S,amorrbpiSem!
Er. S. 9B. 3e Qpitrs Niittel sepdbrt uniebl6are
Seilung pon 6linben, bIutenoen, ibpdrenben uno
iudenoen Sdmorrboioen; es ipiro ole Seilrns zines
ieoen aud, nod 10 alien ensepur5eten 6aaeS saranz
tirt, wenn Der Batent ben @ebraudsanweiiunsen
freus nadbfommt. Gs uirf berubisenb, peribafft
nadb leiner anpenoung oiort einoerung lno beuert@
helist poltse Seluns in turSer 3eit. Sic 5aihe
piro All so Gents Don Qpctbeteru perfauit.
Safob g8alt, ernannter @sent
(Dls5, ,3Dte, 80. in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
SOB ses GonsreB Wttgtieoes
&eunoro TIT SoO0tttta.

9aDanna, Is. WfGrS. = 0er N6tb. $.
6. 2eouarO bon pouiiiaua, Mitglieb oeS Ste
prdieutautenbauies, itarb beute 0torgen I'M
bieiigen ,5elegrapb>Sotsl." @r fam am 4.
Otdr5 bier an unb 9eDadte, am 9. mieoer ab5u.
reiien, erfranfte aber an jenem Gage pl0eliA
am selben 6ieber. !6r. 4eonarb mar erlt 81
Sabre alt, unO iein friibseitissr Sch WirO at
genlein benauert.
g9aibin9ton, Is. MdrS. = Staats.
iefretar gtartS theiltc beute 9tabmittas benz
Spredler Gaaball nit, brB er gta6ridt bon
Dem GoDe oes Sti6ter5 9eOnaro in !Sauauna
srbalten babe, Der Spre0er eriuhte ben
Staatsetretar lofort, OeB er ben @eneral=
Soniul in 6auanna beauftrage, Die qstdle
i'll ieine Sbbut 81 nebnen uno na6 gtem'
Orleans 81 ididen, baS Gepraientantenbans
meroe alle erpa6ienoen Soften traQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16
sa,ss Der Sis.toesbaaptitast.
Die RpnoidIeinIer uno ibre Gomplicen tn
SnD.SQrOIinQ.

GHc<SarOItta.
gS htngt n, Is. Wtdrs. - Gine Sepes
id]e al rem >5nlanoIteuer= @ommiiiar Don Sol
leftor 8raptou aus @aftln, S.z&., meloet,
oaB aus bem @efdngniiie BON BiGens< COUNTY
stpei meitere @efaugeue entfloben iinO. @ouu.
6ampton bat eine Selobnung BON 5000 fir
bic Scrbaftung os5 beriidttgten Dtonoldein=
lers Rebnono auSgelebt.
1bdrbiiter Nplf.-Seine @bfebune empfobIen.
Sas 6au8-GOnlite iiberGlpilOieuit Neiorut,
meldes Die Nmtsfiibrung oe5Ebiirb biiter5 Bolf
unteriu6t bat, belGloB NIT 9egeu Stins
MEN, ibn ber 8erlesung Der @eieBe uno Der
lei4tiinnlgen Serwaltuus ieines 9lmteS i'm
8etreff bon Grnennungen anSutlagen. Das
@omite empfeblt ieine abiebung uno oaB bic
Qngeitellten IeineS 0epartementS bent Qudtor
untergeorbnet rucrben Iollen, biS oas 6auS
ciuen neueu Sbiirbiter erlpdblt. GS ipuroe
Dor oenl@ontite oargetban, baBBolf 5ablrei6e
Grnennuugen auf ba5 Setreiben einselner
Son9reButtglieber gemad1t bate, mel6e per-
lpra6en, fir eine Grtraueruilligung Gorge
81 traser, I'M Oa8 0efiStt 3u Oeden. 2lu8 ben
3eugenauSiasen mar ieoo6 nift su eriebeu,
0aB Der 3blrbiiter abii6tltd llHre6t getban.
9aS Standardization oes StaatssDeparte=
ntents i'm @etreff Oct SiIbsrtpabrmns.
Der GtaatsIefretar bat on unlere 9elanbz
ten i'm Nusianbe elm @irfulari i6reiben geritz
tet, in weldem oteelben auf9eforbert merosn,
Den betreffen0en &egierungen sur SenntniB 5u
briusel1, paB Der @ongreB Die Yrdgun9 be8
Silber=9oQarS bon 4123 @ruu oerfiigt bat,
unb iie ein5ulaben, siuer &onferens bei5umOb=
neu, UNI oaS SerbaltniB oes @olOes Sum Gil
ber 9enIeinl6aftli6 6n regeln.
SermtFdbtes.
Die beuttge Steuesennabme betrtg $751;
121.13, Die 3oaeiunabre $316,202 81.
- Inter ben geitern pom YraEoenten er.
naunten @9reucommiiidren sur Barrier gSeIt-
ausiteaung iiHO S. Seligmann Don @altfOr-
11ie11 ,111h &nr1 6 ARener nn11 0lri2nun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-16

0aSfo66fen.
Domos, EtnaS, VulkanR
IL. 10. tuerben auiBrobe Su
seonairten Nreiien pertauit. dtmnaen
pOnpolirt em 81 E. { ing une M a ica.
ane neuen unb auserleienen gtnrhtun9en orisinelz
Mnfftt ansge1elt. YIeir0bren unb @aseinrid1=
tung In alien ibren Srand,en. 9ans neue Rufter,
aus ben beaen sSa5rifen iorsfaltt9 aussepdbt. aae
Gad;en Su mo9lidbit nieorisen Breiien.
(GeptiS, 5i.a.ST) ssobm s.. SioD,
Wr.16a, Do f s ape tteitr.. nabe iSorb sSpern.
bauie, frIber Del s. y. Oapioion & eomo.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-10
Vessel Charters.

The Detroit Free Press reports
the following charters OF vessels to
carry lumber, etc., from Alpena to
Other ports:
Propeller S. d. Caldwell, lumber,
Alpena to Chicago, at 81 per m.
Barge ending Star, lumber, Al
pena to Chicgo. at 81 per m.
Schooner Nellie Gardner, lum-
Der, Alpena to Chicago, at 81 per
IN.
Schooner Three Bells, iron ore,
Alpena to Detroit, at 60 cts per ton'
free.
Steam barge Lewis Gilbert. pail
bolts, Nine Mile Point to Cieve-
land, at 50 per cord.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-10

In another column will be found the
advertisement of q new and pleasing
book, one which takes well with the
public, and can be made source OF
profit to an agent. The book is the Great
Awakening, containing complete his
tory of the Murphy Movement and other
valuable subjects. An agent is wanted
to canvass this county. To the right
person, one who means business liberal
terms will be given by addressing Anchor
Publishing Co, 205 Locust street St
Louis, No.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-10

issue, bearing the date Of June 18th,
1878. Reported by Paine and
Grafton, Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, ID. c.:
J. Gilmore, Detroit, curtain fix
ture.
A. w. Tregent, Detroit, steam
water heater.
]. J. Cobb, Grand Rapids, sleigh.
A. ]. West, West Mills, seed
planter.
N. Davis, Ida, wire basket.
r. r. Wilkerson, jamestown,
egg carrier.
A. A. Brooks & II. d. Croker,
Battle Creek, atmospheric clothes
washer.
A. d. Carter Allegany, cultuva-
tor.
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From the Mayor.
Athena, July 5, 1873.

Alpena, July D, 1910
Mr.. EpIToR:-I wish through
vour columns to extend my sincere
thanks to the people of Alpena for
so literally responding to the call
for a celebration of the anniver-
sary of the birthday of our Nath-
ional independence. My congrat-
Nations are also due to the several
committees, who are deserving OF
much credit for the skillfnl manner
in which they arranged and carried
out the programme for the exercises
of the day, as well as to the several
associations, organizations and
tradesmen, and those who repre-
sented the different branches OF our
industries so beautifully displayed
and | briefly give few outlines OF
the advantages of which ought tc
be derived from such grand man
hesitation as was shown in that pro
cession as it marched through ou'
streets yesterday.
No doubt there are some peop''
who will look upon sucn u CRANE
, display as a mere waste OF time an'
money, but in my opinion, IT Is no
only a token of the regard we pea
} for our National Independence ou
+. it furnishes lessons OF the pro
: foundest importance to every amer
. lean citizen, and ought to be In
. dulged in great deal more , .na n,
is. But these lessons wou,u los
= half their value If they were no
Q set forth in the clearest possiol
g manner, and brought w,'p,n IN
J. reach Of every intelligent lover {
his country. -. Ia.
In that grand procession wnls
opened so auspiciously anu ma,cl
ed through our streets y.s.e'sa,
Of there we're most beautliu''y auu y
st tistically displayed and t'p's'e'''e
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-10

A sad case of accidental drown
ing transpired on Monday last be-
low Colwell's dock, An Sable.
VIM. Ross had made n raft Of logs
on the shore, and the tug Farrar
had arrived to tow the logs to the
river. Owing to the existance OF
a sand bar, the tug could not get
close up to the logs, and to get a
line out it was necessary for some
one to swim the distance interven-
ing, and J. E. Allen, one of Ross
men, essayed to do it. Between
the bar and where he started the
water was shallow for quiet a little
ways. and Allen waded most to the
boat, when the water deepened and
he struck out boldly, for he was a
strongs winner. Suddenly he went
down; then, re-appearing, called
for help. Capt. Armstrong had
already jumped in and was making
extraordinary efforts to reach the
poor fellow when he sank from
sight. The Capt. remained in the
water searching as well as he was
able in the sea then rolling unit
compelled by exhaustion to save
himself. The search for the body
was hept up by Messrs. Ross
King and others without success
until last evening when Ross found
the body on the beach fully half
mile from the place of drowning
Assisted Ivy Jesse Duell and Michae
Murphy, he brought the body t.
town and placed it in Robert Me
Cormick's shop awaiting the arriva
of the father of the deceased, VIII
had been summoned 10y telegraph
During the night of the Sd, Jane
Mccoy, Chas. Brown and jess
Duell kept watch, and in the morn
ing Mr.. Allen came and too
charge of the remains of his sor
He left for his home in Riley, 3
Clair Co., this friday morning
taking the corpse with him. DE
ceased was a stranger here. n
blame can possibly be attached I
any one for the melancholy occur
ance.-Au Sable News.
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great many associations and or
CARNATIONS, as well as large num-
Der Of the different branches Of in
dustry to which the people Of Al
pena have applied themselves. AL
though such display is very beau
tiful to look upon, 10 my mind it
should not be viewed merely FOR its
scenery alone. 1t should be looked
upon as instructive to future i'm
provements ; it is not only instruc-
tive, but will compare favorably
with the highest types of ciyiiza-
ton. Such a display sets forth
accuracy Of Judgment, and puts us
in possession of the accumulated
knowledge of the past, and thus
enables each generation to take
advantage of the wisdom and ex-
perience of all the generations
which have preceded us. 1t affords
lessons Of instruction it compares
one association with another, one
organization with another, one
branch of industry with another,
and should inspire people to adj
vancement and improvement in the
future. If in some points we are
iustifyable in feeling a superiority,
we should be inspired with fresh
hope and courage, and feel greater
confidence in the genius of our in
stitutions, while if in other points
we have been shown our inferiority,
we wonld earnestly devote our
selves to the work Improvement.
Whether, therefore, we think OF
ourselves as a city, subject to com
petition with other cities, or as in
dividuals, subject to competition
with other individuals, the lesson
is one and the same.
Most Respectfully,
g. A. BUTTERFIELD,
Mayor.
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The Alpena Dramatic Club is
now making active preparations for
the bringing ont of ore OF the most
thrilling dramas ever exhibited IN
this city, and the entertainment Is
to come off at the rink, where every
thing will he PINT in the best posi-
ble condition for the accommoda-
ton of the public, and for the rem
dering of the piece in the most en-
cel,cut manner. The drama is en-
titled the "Color Guard" and Is q
play that requires the largest num-
her of participants that ever assem-
bled on stage in Alpena. Due
notice Of the day and date OF the
entertainment will he given ny
posters and circulars, so look out
for the "Color Guard"
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A new settlement in this county

A new settlement in this county
was started this spring, about hve
miles north of the Long Kap'os
settlement, and at first eleven fam
lilies located and commenced clear
ING the lands for farms. 1t is SAID
that this settlement promises TO De
among the most thriving IN the
county, as the parties who have 10,
Gated are all industrious people, ana
will bring their lands to good state .a'
Of cultivation as speedily as possible
Last week an addition was maze 70
the number of settlers, ana D. Az
Tiff sold land to six different per-
sons. who will settle and commence
operations at once. Surely A'pen'
county don't seem to be so worm =.
less" as some croakers would IlR'
TO make out, but we are growing
and flourishing In a very satisiac'o
ry manner.