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The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery co.

LUIS restitution was regularly lncorpor-
1ttd ny the Legislature OF the state for
educational ana G laritahle purposes In
SOC ior me term of twenty-five years, to
whlcii contract the lnviolable faith of the
>Ctie IL pledged, WIN capital OF - ,OOD.-
900, 10 which IL has since added n reserve
fund of ~350,H0. Its grand single mum Der
distribution will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. 1t never scales or
postpones. LOCK at the following distrib
tiOn:
CAPITAL PRIZE E..,,. S3O. 600
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN n FORTUNE T.. TENTH GRANli
DISTRIBUTIONS, CLASS H.
At New Orleans. Tue'day, Oct. l4th, i579
1i3th MONTHLY DRAWING
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
M0RDlNANCE EfOKThEkEI1IEF

Attest:--E. B. Frazer. Clerk Of osncil.
sep1S-2t.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

II Rrrip"s. Sent securely seale'
postage s'amps.i Add ess DT
Nor.l' Fiffr Street. ;, Louis, J
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

all the pending European questions are
identical, and that the condition OF Eu-
rope is such as will leave no doubt that
the two Empires will be able to assert
those interests peaceably.
About 500 English and German Social
lists gathered in the Germania Assembly
rooms, New York, to raise subscrlp-
ton for the Fall River spinners now on
a strike. The chair was occupied by
John Swinton. He said that LOO
striking spinners were deserving OF
notice and sympathy.
Two negroes, Wasby Arnold and
Payot Ward, locked arms and deliber-
ately walked into the Missouri river, at
st. Joseph, and were drowned.
The Emperor of Austria has issued a
decree converting the Reichsrath ON the
7th of October.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Late advices from Europe indicate
that Russia is preparing to declare war
against Austria. The Cars dominions
are distracted with internal commo-
tions, and to keep the Nihilists from
annihilating himself, he has to find
some foreign Power for them to fight.
1t is rumored that those who instigated
the war with Turkey are now urging
the Autocrat, whose will is law, to
cross swords with Austria 1t is ex-
pected that all the Slavonio principali-
ties. some of which form part of the
Austrian Empire, will join in the fray
with the Russians. The Austrian En-
pire is, without doubt, the weakest in
Europe. 1t is composed of different
races, who have nothing, not even lam
guage or religion, in common, and with
the assistance of Russia, can be easily
disintegrated.
A European war just now, in which
Russia is one of the belligerents, would
be of vast advantage to the United
States. 1t is one of the granaries from
which Western Europe draws a goodly
proportion of its breadstutfs, and in the
event OF war this supply would be cut
off, This of course would increase the
demand for American wheat abroad
and necessarily increase its value at
home. 1t would stimulate business
throughout the country. and as war is
the rule and peace the exception with
European Powers, the people OF the
United States, who will be benefited
by breach between those despots, can
not say or do more or less than "let
them fight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

The new refracting telescope ordered
by NJ. Strive, the Director OF the Rus
sian Observatory at Pulkowa, from
Alvan Clark & Sons, Cambridgeport,
viii have the largest object glass in the
world. The aperture of the great tele-
scope at Washington is 26 inches. That
OF the instrument for Vienna, now being
made by Messrs. Grub, of Dublin, will
he 2S inches. The object glass of the
new telescope for Russia is to have a
clear aperture of 30 inches. The focal
length is not yet fixed, but will probably
be about 40 feet. The objective is to
be finished eighteen months after the
rough discs have been obtained, or
three years and half from the date of
the contract, and its price is fixed at
$50, 1000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
H0sTiLEs IN IDAHO.
A Sikirnsisa Between Them and the
settlers.
[ FROM the Boise Democrat. ]


Last Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th,
about three o'clock, while Jas. Valen-
tine was hunting stock about six miles
above Cal. Boards place on Upper
Squaw Greek, A. miles north from this
city, he was fred upon and seriously
wounded by an Indian, the ball strik-
ing him near the shoulder blade and
coming out near the right nipple. He
went home Immediately and gave the
alarm.
The settlers, eight in number, made
search that night, but did not find the
Indians until about o'clock Thursday
evening. They were near where the
boy was wounded, secreted in the brush.
A few Indians were seen at the edge of
the brush, and when fired upon by the
citizens they ran back under cover of
the brush. At this time % head of
horses, which had been in the possession
of the Indians, came running out of the
brush and were captured by the whites.
In the raid to capture the horses the
citizens saw that there were more In
dians than they could manage, SO they
drove the horses down to the settle
ments and sent a messenger, Mr.. VIM.
Z. Dewsinberry, to town for the troops,
where he arrived yesterday morning at
about o'clock. Col. Bernard had his
men in their saddles In less than an
hoar on their way to the scene, where
it is supposed he arrived about sun
down yesterday.
The settlers in the meantime will
watch the Indians and will try and de-
tain them until the troops arrive. The
citizen estimate the number of Indians
at from 40 to GO warriors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

Yesterday General Grant attended a
special session of the Methodist Episco-
pal Conference. at the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco. This morning he was
received by General Mcdowell at Black
Point, and tonight he will attend the
Baldwin Thsater to see Pinafore, which
has been placed on the boards since he
left the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

Another installment of the amount
awarded the United States by the Mex
lean Claims Commission, has been for
warded by the Mexican Government to
Washington. This installment amounts
to Sl3l, 900, which will be paid to the
United States Treasurer when it arrives
IN Washington.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
TAKE NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The business Of the CITY BREWERY, frosa
the LIST OF MAY last, has beea conducted aud
carried on by i. FINK ard G. W. HINKEY,
and all persons who since tbas time have be-
come indebted 10 said Brewery will please set
tie with the undersigned; and all persons
having claim against said Brewery. contracted
since the ist day OF May last, will present the
same to the undersigned for payment
T. FINK, Manager.
Winnemacca September 10, 1870 wv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

The Powning boom for Senator has
been strengthened amazingly. The
talented young Washoe statesman was
presented to General Grant, and his
name is mentioned in the published ac-
count of the introduction as that of
Sharon's probable successor as Senator
from Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

Sealed proposals will be received by the Sec.
rotary of the Humboldt District A. NJ 4 NJ.
Society until October lst Is79 for bars, restaur.
ant, fruit stands, ice cream stansts, and pool
stand at the Fair Grounds. rhe Society re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids
Address proposals, FERn RIED.
Secretary II. ID. A. NJ. 4 M. s., Winnemucca,
Nevada. auI4-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

The entire Sunday edition of the San
Francisco Chronicle, consisting of so 600
copies, containing an elaborate descsip-
ton OF the Grant reception, was dis
posed OF before 10 o'clock of the day in
which it was issned, and yet there are
few who think Kearney can kill off
the Chronicle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

New York is beginning to appreciate
the value of Chinese. Last week
twenty eight of them were arrested for
keeping gambling houses in the city.
They were taken before Police Justice
Morgan and several of them were held
to answer in 81 900 bail each.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

The population of Bodie is estimated
at 5000. and the Union thinks there
are not less than 5000, 900 six-shoo.ers,
of every known pattern and description,
in the town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
FOR SALE.

TINE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, situated reas
the Depot, Winnemueca, Nevada. The
Hotel is doing first-class business, and viii
be sold at bargain, as the proprietor desir res 10
retire from the business. For terms apply 10
the proprietor JOSEPH GERMANS
Winnemucca, Apil 81, 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

A literary paper offered $50 for the
hest joke of the season, and, says the
Philadelphia Chronicle, when Hayes
forwarded tho Publisher his Civil Ser
vice Reform Order he was promptly
awarded the. prize.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
p A 5 L u IL A q Il.

Good pasturage, embracing $500 acres "a
grazing land, With plenty of water, at wieghers
Ranch Paradise valley. For terms, apply 10
hD a'iSe, Ne'ads. Aug. %, I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

Nevada City, California, is infested
with disrepatable characters and the
Transcript advocates the organization
Of a committee Of safety, something
like "60l" to rid the city Of their
preseDce
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

The Sentinel is endeavoring to get up
grand excursion of Eurekans,. to 20 to
Rattle Mountain, to meet General
Grant when he goes East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

ORGAN-At Star City, September 10, TO the
wife of Peter Organ, a son.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
Pr o & X A VI n n,

PROG X A N ME-;
First Day-Tussday, October 1.n. Es
RUNNING-Purse, $500; single dash ~
mile; free for all horses raised CT owned =
Humboldt county, Nevada: four Or n,ors -
enter, three or more to start. First los.a
sl25; second, $50; third, SIS
RUNNING--Purse, $50: single dash n
quarter Of mile; free for AL horses Yaa.5
or owned in Humboldt county. Nevsds.
four or more 70 enter, three or more q
start. First horse, sS5; second. sae.
third, s25.
TRoTrlNG-DoUBLE TEAMS Purse sss.
mile heats, two in thrse; free Tor II
horses raised or owned in Huml,e,
county, Eastern NesaL, and Eas,,~s
Oregon; four or more 70 enter, thfes :
more to start First team, 500; sectm
500; third, $50. All tearAs must be dri,n
together at least two weeks presig.
to the RAGS
Second Day Wednesday,, October i5R.
RI Nm ISSs Purse, $3.50; single dash Of th,ss
quarters OF a mile; free for all tgo.year4lds
raised. or owned in Humboldt county sxy
days previous to the race. four or mon d
enter, three or more 10 start First hore.
S20o: second, sl0o; third ga
TRoTTING- Purse $500. mile heats. two N
three; free tnr all horses raised or owned IA
Humboldt county. four or more to enter.
three or mors To start. First horse, SIS;
second. $50; laird, si5.
RUNNING SADDLE HORSES Purse, 500
free Tor oil yacqueros in Humboldt
county and Eastern Oregon, single
dash Of one nile, four or more to
enter three or more 10 start. First h0fs
So; second, rs. third, st0 Meme tut
YacqueTo horses can enter for this race
THIRD Day--Ths ssday, October ttA,
EINNISC-Purse, $3.50: single daaA Of half
mile; free for evssy horse IN the United
States; four or Iaore 10 enter, three CT
giore to start First horsc, $50; second,
SO; third SO.
TE0TTING -- THREE-YEAR- 0EDs - purx,
$500; mile heats, two n three; free Tor al
horses raised or owned in Nes ada, Eas.ein
Oregon and Idaho, fgar or more 10 enter,
three or more 10 stars FIRST horse. s2n,
second, ST5; third. SIS
RUNNISG-Purse, sl00; single dash Of one
mile. free for all mules raised or owned co
the Pacific Coast: four or more to enter,
three or more to start first mul ) s.s.
secosd, SIS
Fearh Day-Friday, October i'h
RTNSlSG--Purse, 800: single dash Of mile
free Cor all three ear -olds raised or O ned
n Humboldt county thirty dye days pnsr
u she race; four or more 10 enter, three
or more 20 start. First horse, sses
second. 800; third, $50
Purse, $500, mills heats three IN
five; free for all horses In the world, four
or more 70 enter. three or more 20 start
First horse, $500; second, sI5o: third, So
| SLOW RACE Purse, SIS; single dash Of
mile; four or more to enser, three or more
30 start Last horse, S69s sext 10 last, ~.
Entry Fee:
M Entry Fee Of IS par cant Of the plfse
competed for, must be paid 30 the Secretary ~
the nme OF entry.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
EA l. + CHOP HOrS +,
MAIN STREET, SPRING cry, NEy.,
W. LAYMANCE. .PROpguETOR.

THE undersigned a
M1 Informs his friends ~awJE>
l-MsA and the public that No.
N~~~--- ne has just taken ssaiAAnztAA<A
possession Of the above premises. The house
mas been cleansed, repaired and refurnished
throughout, and will now bear comparison In
every way with any hotel in the mountains.
The Sleeping Apartments
Are commodious and airy, and will be found
neat and clean at all times. Special attention
will be paid 10
The Eating Apartments.
In variety and excellence OF fare provided.
TINS house IN the future will surpass the good
reputation e has enjoyed in the past Fam.
lilies and travellers will find the
Best accommodation nj this House
That can be procured in town, and no one will
be able to find fault with the charges
sZo-u W.. LAYMANCE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

RUNNING-Purse, $3.50; single dash n
quarter Of mile; free for AL horses Yz..i
or owned in Humboldt county, Neyads.
four or more 70 enter, three or more n
start. First horse, sS5; second. IA.
third, s25.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

TRoTrING-DoUBLE TEANS-Prrse. sse.
mile heats, two in thrse; free for IL
horses raised or owned in Humbla,
county, Eastern Ne,sL, and Easter
Oregon; four or more 10 enter, thiee !,
more to start. First team, 500: seccuS
sG5 third, $50. All teaEas must be dr,s
together at least two weeks pre,iS.
to the RAGS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
The Sleeping Apartments

Are commodious and airy, and will be found
neat and clean at all times. Special attention
will be paid 10
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
G. CHEN0WETH
WIS ID L OF.
Corner Bridge and Third Streets, wmnemucca,
DEALEa *
Newspapers, Periodicals,
Books,
Novels,

Stationery.
Legal Blanks,
Keeps On hand general assortment Of
Candies, Nuts, Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars. and
Fancy Notions.
Just received, supply OF
Cutlery, Tissue Paper, Baby Dolls, Toys, Willow
Ware, Toilet Goods, Sheet Music, Musical
instruments and Instruction Books.
Panos, Melodeons and Orgsas furnished to
Order at Eastern Prices
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
Second Day Wednesday,, 0etober Ba

RUNNING Purse, $3.50; single dash Of TIRE
quarters OF a mile free for all tvo.yearolb
raised. or owned in Humboldt county arr,
days previous to the race: four or mon /
enter. three or more 10 STARE First hone
SEQ: second, slO0; third, s54
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
BIDS WANTED.

winnemacca, september 10, ls79.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-19
9fr. 172.

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Boe, 0in6iap uuo @arroG.) gS erbtelten@eOrg
Sdminu uno Sugb 30. Ra9uire (nebft @eOr9
YbilpoD Sur SCrlpaltuug Der reip. periSnliGeH
0interlaheni6atteu BON Sutbarine Sdmiun
$4,000 unO Mariannc Wa9uire $500 &C.
ri6tlife SOllmadt. - Der @eri9tSbOi perz
tagte iid) auldBlid be8 4blebeuS bon s.. gS.
Qinoiap, SObnes ocs 9Saiicurdters Ism. g.
2iHOiaD, bis belite. .
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@ilmor.) Charles YarttniOn miOer Sarub s..
BurfiniOu; SdeiOuug8tlage einsereift. .-9fa-
rie 6. SObaiOn gc0en gteruton SObnion; Ditto.
SunbeSbe5irfS 9eri6t.-(8or &ids
ter OlorriS; Spe5ialtermin.l Daniel 9Ome
NIB Sliuer 6rend, 5alidmiiBerei, ieit ueun
0tOnateH i'll faft, ltellten ie $1,000 8iirgi9aft
fir tbr @rideineu am eriteu Oienftage inn
September Sermiue uno lpurOeu entlaien. -
Die Situng warN bis 0tOntag SOrnitto9 10
llbr berta9t.
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IL tnhrr hnr nrm Wnhlifnn
ssmPtome elmer franfen Sebsr.

S9NpIuNIe ttutE tEuHIeH SeDeTs
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fiiblt, mnb bebnt iib bdufig 5is CUR
G6ulterbDhe aus, rnb ipirb mitunter
fir &beumati8mu8 i'm Qrm berfannt.
Ser Dta9en leibet an QtppetitlDiisteit unS
llebelfeit, bic GingeipeiSe 1inb algennein
Heritppft, tl1ondmol tuedielnb NIT gtb=
fiibren Der 8ppf lit Ieiben6 unS nit
bumpfem i6iperem S9mers i'm Sinter=
fOpf beldltigt. @etpbbnli9 eriltirt aud
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6em @efubl ais iei ettpaS unterIafIen
mas bate 9etban tperben IoQen. Gin
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Gefnlse. Der 4atient fIagt uber Wlats
ttgteit rnb S6md6e er eri6ridt Iei6t,
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Saut; iein @emiitb lit niebersei9Iasen,
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CT bod faun araft 9enug Iammeln, es
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berielben eriitirten, jebpd Die llnterTud=
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baB Die Se6cr in 9r6Bter llnorSnung ipar.
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nit Suinin 8enommen, er.eueen Die be-
item GrfpIge. gS 8iett fein beiiereS Sur
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bon Gbinin. Q8ir ratben allen nit biez
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unparteiii6en &eriu6 su sez
tpdbren.
BeI allen bili0ien llnprnnungen, unb
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pesgIeidli6.
Wtan Dute llg b0r BallDHn8en.
Die ddten itnb ME iibegSudert.
! SSeee S4o6tel bat einen rptbeyl WaGsfieaeI
auf benz 9e5si nit Der Snihrjis Or. Mc9ane's 3
2etersYiaen.
Die 9 EN- SIC SaRe'S 2ebers8tIs
len haben bic Stggariiren bon 6. M game
ltnb S [ e m ine y 5. oitf benz SeCtel.
9Ran oerIonee bic Gdbten Or g. Nic2ame'S
9slsr. SSiller, prGparirt BON SIeming Bros, sii
8ittSbursb, Qa., benn Der NarIt 1T boil Uers
9tadahnttungen bes 0amen @c0ane, 0tlfsr3
bW4ftabIrt, absr bieielbe 2Hsips1Ge
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Sic 2etd)ett bon feds @rfrmnfenet
0itf0eftfttDett.

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irnert fid oaB anl 3. 5ult ied8 0iauner
in einenl Se9elboote BON Sort Golbonrltc nab
Buffalo abiubren, I'M bier ben oierteH Suli 3u
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gSir geben alle 6offnung auf. aOieu! Sed)S
WGMner BON Bort &olboarne.o
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NrG4AAp.

song Srand, @.-S., 1S. Suli.-Sn
Saabrigbt murbe1 beute sfriib 5mei ans Qdben
llnb fletneren @obnhduiern 0eftebeube @enier.e
in @an3en 1s @ebdaber sinsedidept, Terlnii
10000; gerfid)Tuns $15, 600,
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r@rOnfbiteS<Spiunerei befanrt, iuurOe beutt
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Ste &ad,c cines betro0enctt @attea.

Tan9 or, Tlt., Is. 5Hrt.-Jtooerr 7rr5Vr-
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rung in Der Siioz6apitoltraBe BON @enerul
Buffers 28obnllng an bis sur 9tzStraBe be-
9ouueu rerOeu.
- Die 9irettoren Der y9tatlonal- -Sairz2liio=
iiation" errpGblten geitern SrG. gS. Dt. Salt,
oel uoblbefannten 6utterbdnOler, sum Brdit-
6entelI, &idter Sladbuu gum Setretdr uno
6oratio Srorpuiug sum S6atnleiiter.
- Die ,,Jtational Imateur BreB IIio5l=
alton" belt geitern abermal5 el1te SerIamnl=
luna i'm ,9tattoualz6otel" ab Il. miro ftdJ beute
mabriheiulid) uertagen. Plus ben Seri6teIl
ergab ft6, oaB etiud 800 0ilettanters 3eitun=
gen in Den Ser. Staaten georudt lperben. Sin
farbiger 9elegat bon Ohio ma6te geilern, nit
ben erforberlifen AccreOitipen beluaffnct, ieill
Grlfeiueu in Der SerionImluug unb muroe TO-
gleid) ais erlte8 iarbigeS Wtit9lieo in ben Ser
ell aui9enomncn. lluter ben Oilett0ntelt=
3eitungen beTin0en iid) fitnf lueld)e BON ilr=
gen 9amen geidlrieben unb berauSge9eben
mer0eu.
- @ine Understanding Don 4rbeiz
tern Inter ben 9luipiSien Der ,8ortin9men's
QhemblD" purbe geiternIbellb boz benz 6aupt.
eiugange gum 9tatbbauie abgebalten, III ipelf)el
nieoernm iiber Die adtituuoetl~ ~Srage lebhai
oebattirt muroe. gS bate ii6 eine Siemlif
beouttenoe Menid)enmoIie cilgefunben, weldt
Den peri6ieoenen &eben nit geipamlter 9luiz
merflamfeit lanid)te.
- AuS Der Saft 0tegattu, mtldJe Slui.
ideu ,Sca 6Oam," Capt. &laruOe, r@OOt
@nougb," Gapt. Slogan, o0auters," @upt
SbontaS, unt r6artawaD," Capt. Saur, au
benz 8otomuc geitern um eineu giniag bon
$25 ltattianb, ging Die Sad)t ySeo Soanl" uls
Siegerin herpor. Die y!Sarfatuap" tam alS
5weite uno Die g0awterS" ais brittle am 3icll
an.
- @eitcrn murOen III ben Yol3ei>S Stations
bauiern bierielbit 5pei 6dlle uOn SOnHenitid
oIfi5ieu gentclbet.
= 0a8 .gSeiBe 6au8" pirO augenbliflid
elmer griiuOliden 8etni9uug uuter3Ogen. De-
YrdiiOent, ipeld)er jett nit ieiner Sanllie il
| Der ,,Soloaten= Seinlatb" mobut, modt jerel
SOrmittag ge9en 10 l1br lem Grifeinen in
y gSeiBen pauie," moielbit er bis ge9en llb>
HQtmlttQuS Dcrmeilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-19
9atunnfau.

Yitt8fiel0, UtaiI., IS. 5nli. = SIN
j3uiantmenftoB ereignete iid beute aui oer
D8oltonz4lbaab= =Sabn," nabe Der Bride an
Der eriten Strabe, burdl melden Segn 6ratt-
magGons aus Dem Geleiie geldlenbert unt
tbetlfpeile bentolirt tpurben. 8oni ,3usperlo=
male ipurbe glitdlider @eiie gsiemano 0ertest
iebed muroer bic 3iige mad Often nno &eitsr
cine 3eitlQn9 allfsehalten. Der angeriGtstt
Sdlaben betrdgt etipa $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-19
Ranasanfn,cnt.

gttt8burg, Benni, IS. 9uli. - Die
sGrite 9tationalbant bon Butter" (Bcuni.)
idlOB beute lire Sbitren unb miro einen Ofaly
ienz@nrator ilberantfuortct perben. 8ant.
@raninator 9Oung erflart, baB oas @rrHS.
Sapital unO Der Jteierpefeae 6er @auf IiraA.
geteltet fino.