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Xhe Nevada Monthly is. assured by
those who claim to "speak by the
card" that Hon. Thomas Wren, OF
Eureka, declines to be a candidate for
Congress before the Republican State
Convention. This reminds the Ruby
Hi News, a journal of Republican pro-
ciavisies. of a conversation with prom
Uncut Republican, who, in reply to the
question, "W'ho will the Republicans
nominate for Congress ," unhesitating-
~ answered, "Tom Wren. This
prominent Republican said that Cassidy
Is unquestionably strong man, and
will be supported by influences that
viii be hard to combat His candidacy
necessitates the nomination of strong
candidate by tho Republicans, and as
Wren is considered the heaviest gun in
the Republican party in Nevada, he
will be brought out. This statement of
the case by prominent Republican,
coaplcd with the fact that Fred Hart,
who opposed the election of Daggett
t.o years ago, has been placed at the
h:ad OF the editorial staff Of the Vir-
giuia Enterprise, indicates that there
Will be change of programme so far
q i. relates to Congressman, and that
Il. f.. Daegett is to be she!ved, and
Taomas Wren is to be pitted against
George W. Cassidy for Congressman.
As member Of the State Senate, Cas-
siiy proved to be practical, wide
awake and intelligent legislator, always
alive to the interests of his constitu-
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A YIsPAssIONAyE VIEW OF TIgE
CAMPAIGN.

The New York Herald, which claims
to be strictly independent in P51itics,
nd which aims to reflect public senti-
rssnt, comments on the outlook of the
campaign as follows:--
II is undeniable that ,.tha-nomination
Of General Hancock has .been received
with more enthusiasm .hyAthe Demo-
cratic party than the nomination of Mr..
Garfield by the Republican party. This
may amount to little in the end, but it
Crves more snowy beginning to the
Democratic canvass. Whether General
Iaroock's extraordinary popularity as
a candidate will wear depends ON fur
ther developments. But there is no
reason to doubt that he will thoroughly
unite the Democratic party and bring
out it's full vote Mr.. Garfield does not
seem equally satisfactory to the Repub-
Leans. There have been rumors of his
withdrawal, but they are all nonsense
1t is probable enough that he could not
have been nominated except by sud
den and unrehecting impulse, for he is
a great rnistit to the platform and the
vulnerable parts of his personal record
were strangely overlooked.
We pronounce 20 Judgment on the
accusations so promptly brought for
wAd and persistently pressed by the
Sun. 1t is absurd to stigmatize them
a. mere mud-throwing. They are old
charges, not invented for the occasion.
When they were new they had the Wig
crcus Endorsement of the Times, the
Tibane, the Albany journal and the
most respectable part Of the Republican
press throughout the country. The
recent attempts to explain them away
Lave not been very successful. Had it
not been for Mr.. Garfeld's unfortunate
testimony before the Poland Commit
tee. the defence made for him at the
tiwe might have been accepted. But
tao plea Of ignorance and simplicity
ccaS not meet the exigencies of the case
after MIR. Garfeld's own testimony.
which was discredited in the report of
the committee before whom it was
taken. If he had frankly admitted the
facts and excused himself On the plea
alAerward made for him by Judge
Back, there would have been little
temptation to revive the charges. But
his aat and utter denials on oath that
tdeGo were any facts to explain give an
air Of absurdity to the subsequent de-
fence of his champions that he was the
nl.aguided victim of his own simplicity.
Ii. when the charges were new, Mr..
Garfield had attempted no subterfuges,
and had manfully admitted the facts,
Alleging the ignorance afterward inter-
posed as defence by his friends, the
accusations would have died with the
c;casion. Ii is only the prevarication
which he is supposed to have practised
IN his testimony that does him any es-
scntial damage SIS a Presidential candi-
Gate.
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ents, and if elected to Congress would
undoubtedly prove, as he has in the
State Senate, one of the most active
members of that body, and the best
Representative that Nevada ever sent
to Congress.
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EElEGRAPHAC ITEMS.

Senator Farley, of California, was in
terviewed at the New York Hotel. He
said: "a Waterloo is impending for
the Republicans. The Chinese Gues-
tion is vital one Oh the Pacific Coast
Garfield don't suit them on that, and it
won't do to attempt to delude it's people
by promises from the Republicans of
an amendment to the Burlingame
Treaty and the regulating and restrict
ing Of Chinese immigration. Garfields
individual record as a legislator will be
their test. The changes made among
the Workingmen's party will give aid
to Hancock. We don't expect to have
Kearney. He may be useful to the
Republicans. The changes from the
Greenback vote will be in our favor"
Mr.. Gwin said that the doubtful
States III the pending contest were, in
his opinion, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Wisconsin. The Pacific side
of the country, he thought, is strong
for Hancock. Colorado may be counted
for Hancock and English. There has
been large immigration into that
State, and most of it from Democratic
sections. Citizenship there is acquired
by short residence, and the element
will give the Democrats victory at the
ballot-box. ''Hancock's nomination,
he said, "was like an inspiration. 1t
aroused the convention, and the enthu-
siasm has extended to all sections of
the Union. We shall win, but perhaps
not SO overwhelmingly as the present
promises.
Saturday one of the seven boilers in
Painters iron mill Pittsburg, Pa, ex-
ploded with loud report, killing Fred
Cradle, the engineer, and VIM. Black,
the fireman. Both were buried under
the debris, and We're horribly mangled,
Cradle leaves q family. Black was
only Is years old. The mill was not
started, and there were only three men
in the boiler room. TIE other man es-
capped. The iron-clad building used as
a boiler house was completely wrecked.
The cause of the explosion is unknown
The fact that thousands of gallons of
water were thrown great distance
shows that the water was plenty. The
loss to the building is $1,000. A Core
ner's jury is investigating the cause of
the explosion.
A large meeting was held in Cincin-
natl Saturday night to ratify the nomi-
nation of Hancock and English. w. T.
GroesbeclS, Geo. II. Pendleton, Durbin
Ward, Sam. +, Carey, Sam. Huett,
John A. Follett and others, made adj
dresses,
In letter to the Secretary of the
Treasury, Judge Lawrence, of Ohio, de-
oined the Office of First Comptroller Of
the Treasury, recently rendered. TAis
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-12
SH ERHFF'S SAL E.

By virtue of an execution, issued out of the
District Court Of the Fourth judicial District,
in and for the County of Humboldt State Of
Nevada, on the 10Th day OF June, A. 1850,
and to mo directed and delivered, for judg-
mcrt and decree recovered in said Court on
the 26th day of December, a. d. 1879, in favor
OF N. S. Bonnifcd, plaintiff, and against Rye
Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Company
and L. w. Greenwich. defendants, for the sum
of four thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars. together with costs and disbursements.
amounting to the sum Of s35 80, and accruing
costs have on this, the I'd dag q July, A. d.
$780, levied on and taken in execution the fol
lowing described property, to vii:
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton twenty, Township thirty, North Range,
thirty-three east, Mount piable base AMI
meridiaa, together with The quartz min and
houses and improvements thereon, with the
appurtenances, situated at or near Rye Patch,
in said county OF Humboldt said mill being
generally known as and called the RYE Patch
Quartz AliIl," also certain Stream Of Water,
running from the Hill through Panther canyon,
through said land and to said mill. The water
right, bitches, fumes, pipes, tanks ana water
works thereto belonging or Herewith con
nected.
Notice Is hereby given, that
ON Tuesday, the 2.ih Day OF July,
4. ID. 1850.
Between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning
and O'Clock in the Afternoon, VIZ: at . O'Clock
P. NJ, in front of the Court House, in the town
OF Winnemucca, HUMBOLDT County, Nevada, J
will sell. AT public auction, al the right, title
and interest Of said defendants, Rye Patch
Consolidated Mill and Mining Company and l..
W. Greenwoll. Of, in and to the above de
scribed property, to Inc highest bidder for casl.
to satisfy said execution, costs and aceruine
costs.
@. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Emnhold. County, Nevada
~ a. DkyIpsos, Deputy.
Winnemucca, .Ialy ,, \. D 1850. iy3td
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G a I'll On {!

The public are hereby cautioned not 20 pur
chase or negotiate for County Warrant No. 7o46,
drawn in favor OF j. Fl. job, Tor Sol 90, on the
Redemption Fund, as the same has been los.
and the payment OF the same has been stopped
by notifying the County Treasurer
TRUSTEES HUMBOLDT LODGE,
No. 16. |. o. O. F.
Winnemucea, New July TO- 1850. ii
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Announces hiMself Il Candidate for STATE
SENATOR. subject to the decision Of the Dem
ecratic Colnty Convention. IL
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
Ar OLD CITY MEAT MARKET, BRIDGE
STREET, WINNEaUCcA.

MRS. rs. u. hREi
Respectfully announces TO her friends ana the
public that she has received large stock Of
EEESH GROCERIES.
which she offers for sole at
BED ROCK PRICEsf
Costa Rifa Coffee. 8 s.2 Es,s. Al On
Chemical olive s0ap. per box .s,g Us
Fine Eroonaa, each. ENTHUSIASTICALLY c9s
Desi quality Rams, per 1T. 20 css
Case and Canned Frnits, Green and Dried
Apples, Syrup, Pickles, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes.
etc, o. the best quality, at proportionate rates
Tor cash, Orders promptly flGd
bsRS. M. J. ABEL.
Winnetausea, January 9, 1880 Il
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serve IN sHy.fftiioia OH Dhoc"S
By inyigorating feeble constitution, renoYat-
ing debilitated physique, and enrichiDg thin
and innutritious circulation with Hostetter $
Stomach Brtters, the finest, the most highly
sanctioned and the NEST popular tonic and
preventive in existence
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers gcner-
ally.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-12
FOR ASS Els s @ r..
r.. T.. EentCn

Us a candidate for ASSESSOR Of Humboldt
County, New, subject to the decision OF the
Republican, Convention. jy3td
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pon Ntarlborouab fir abiolut unbegrinOet.
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maiideu 8erfebr nit Der 8iortc ub;ubretber,
tpeun Die MeudelmSrber be3 ObTfteu &omaroif
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Der 0alp- Nem8" beitrittcn.
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ii9uatiOn bspabrt luorOen, ieoot werOe er iid,
ifperlid nod lauge I'LL &nbinst bebauptsH
t6Hnert.
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9lusI6uotTd,e GomSulate.

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9alpforb BtceaSoniH, Blreau fber ben -gra
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spenten-a. be Ia Gorte, sonul, str. AZ, 5econbHr.
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g,teeerlanoe-Glnas 8ode, ylr t05, SaosS6artes~
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2DoobzStrate.
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tueds&dc Der Gop' unb 2om6urofrose.
GsraGIien-Sullo be SuJa, Soniul ytr, 81, SeeonAz
GtraBe; Charles Wtadan. BicelSeoniul, Rr. 70,
gnb<e)a0sS sStraBe.
sltearaeua-g3a @aancr, gr, IS, sabs8aps sn.
Shit Wai6tn9ton Boob, aultireu6er aonul ia, 8,
ghbs@ophrnse.
1era-9apIb 9. G5rup, gtr. 6, Slbzc8apsS sStraBe,
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ei9btftraSe.
agents thr The Under'erttert- in 8remen-iy. 20.
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Sames Garep @onIe SIR. 56, Grhan9esBl1ee.
a;aeat hr ole brteN tran86iiiden, oeutben. beista
iben, ftonbonoDtiber, hoadnoilhen, BbuGoei@
pier uno 9efuzDorfer rnnoerprters" - SGmc&
&arep GoaIe, SRI. b6, Grbangesaaoce.
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Xteutenant Yronoft's 2tebesbrief,
SseitaMten aus Der Sd)!aGt
bel t1etfnS b1atu.

Nen= =grunspief, Ms, II. Wir3. -
gSm. g. Yronoit, Elm bisFger Biirgsr, oiente
tpabreno 0ss 8iirgertrieges alS Qieuteuant in,
II. NewzSeriep'er 6egtmsnt uab spuroe bel
9ett1sburg burh Die Shulter gsiboiieu. Gin
&amtrab, lpelhsr Die 8uuoe berbin0eH poflt,,
soa Dem yieutenant Die Blouie ab unS reibt.
bieielbe einem Oabsrfoumeuoen Solbaten, spel-
der Deridlirunben mar, als Der Bsrruunoets
nadter oas aleiouHg5itiid pieoer anSiebtn
mollte. Sn Der 8ruittalAe Der 8loule bafanO
iid Elm &oupert init einem Yaar 4bieltlappen,
eiHetu Oifisierspatent, einein Sriefe uuo Der
photographic elmer Dame. Der grief unb bic
Photographic riibrten BON elmer Dame her,
tpelde ieithem Yropoit's @attin aeporDen 1T.
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flyer Stabt, inben oas Sd]reibsu ludbreno eis
neS nrlaubS BON bent lieutenant in ieiner 6,i.
math erhalten tuprDen mar.
@m ietten Wfontage en1pfiug Yropoit einen
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tpeldoer ,bm mittbeilte, baB iih alle obsnerlplbn
ten @egenitdnbe in 6rn. Gathers 8eiib be-
fdnben, uno oils sr iib mad, Ybilasslpbia be-
CAB, rpurbe ibm iein Gigentbum aull ri1tia
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ter lei Dor &u,Sem geitorben, bsi'm Durt1jusbsn
ihrer Yripatpapiere lei ibm oaS Goup.rt nebit
Snbalt i'll Die 9auos 9afalen unb e. babe Osss
balb on Die auf beml,lbeu angsgebene aoreiie
geitrieben. I'M oen @igeatbiinler, fats er nosl
lebe, gu erniitttln. 9Sie bic @agentdaoe in osu
Bstb Ieiner Uluttr atan9t iuarsu, pubts Or.
Gaitrer niht auSugsber.
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gefesrap6ifde 9epefGe,t.
(Eeride eer rslfioeirrten Rrefie" far ben rDeutsn
Gorreiponbenteu."
Smfano-Qepef6e,..
Gpaerebs0erbattolust8e,,+

g8aihingto IT. Wdrs.-SEn 5enat tc
ruroe bic Bll anaeHomnielt, Die polttiId3e
Gutredtuna 8oger u. Yrio~s aufSubsb,n.
6ampton berid)tete Die Sill Elm iiber Ser
mefiuna bcs Sdltad)tfsloes Don 5ettp5burg.
Der Scnot nahnl io0ann Ben &aler,ber Dor.
Die glll. Dem g. S. @uitiu in @torgta
$12OO fir Sourage, spelhe tpibrelto oes artez
ges aenonmen lplroe, su uergiten, murOe BON
eieie Shiire aufmafhe, Daun f0a1e man lelu
blaucs 9Sunber erleben.
Die Sill ,purne nd1 l1naerer 9.bltte sl=
riidgfegt.
Die 8il, ben Slotten= 5efretar ausulp:tien,
mitgauni,poaz 5aIen Sr erprimenttren, uuroe
Johann auigenontnen uno bes 2au3tren be-
iprodaen. mi Der auleritaniiben 5lotta lourz
cen b,sher MIR 9anftaue permeaOet.
giadl gerlauf Der MOrgellitunoe suAtoe Die
9efi5it<Sertpillisuns5<gia fiir ben rStar="
Voltoienlt uieoer dllf9encnmeu.
SIN Observation-Disclosures
bot Sr. 3agior eineu gelhtuB alr, ipeld}.r Die
grnenuuns einea Gomtte's peroronet, uul Die
gegenlpdrtigs WietboOs III Sesus auf Die Grlez
bigung nou anipriidaen ssge1 Die Ser. StaateH
III unterIude1l.
ST.. Jtea9an, goriiter bes SaubslssGoui=
ISS uIlterGIttlte ttiitu ~OtluJtuBr iUslalet 3ao~
funit iiber Die @aiI 8luerz8riidt III gtetu Gorf
nit Sinfid)t auf Die 6rage, oh oas Slutpsrf
Der SdifIahlt 9noerlllilt berettet, pom Rats9s=
Iefretdr fo1otrt; aa9elonrcn.
$5r. Nooo {N.=Y.) bealltra9te, Die 5eaatss
giu cur @mellorung Der @elebe in Sesug aaf
tte geldlagnabme bon 6abrsaugeu w2gen Scr
leeune Der Steuergeiete, in S2tradt Sn 5iebeu.
gidn erbob @lnmano gegen Dell antra9, uno
Die Bill puroe idlieblid) Dem Gonite fir Utlt=
tel uuo @eae iibermielsu.
9as Saus ieiityte auf Die 0iorgeutunpe Ser
Sidt uno ging I'M IL llbr in BlenasHsuna,
Inn bic Debate iiber Die 0efi5it SsrTpillguH9s>
Siu fort3uisbsn.
Sor. 9apes, sin Witgieo bss Gomits'S iibsr
Orudlad,sn, Ofrtteioigte ben 0sgterua9soruder
sessn bic auf i'm senla9teu stngrifie. 81 ers
ttdrte, bic 0emOflateu hattelt MIR oeShalb eu
groBes @eldrei iiber WiboermaltuHg uno s.
trug erbobet, um @ontrole iiber Die 6ea,tz
runasbruderst III erlaagen.
So. Garfielo uuo Surrotus ipradlen in
eentlelben Siline, unb 5r. MaeWabol btau'
t,portete hire a;eoeu. gtahoem 5r, gSat-
ner no9 cine 6eDs 9ebalten bate, luurOe Die
aagen,sins 0abGtte gidlOfen, nao bas Qaus
sog baraui Die psri6isostlen abiAugtte Der BID
p;r.sI, IN JptYaa,t
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Guropaiid)e 9abelberld)te.
Gie oe,,tyd,e Seer,torlaoe.

Serltn, IL. Wtdr3. - OaS @omtte, mel
dem bic Seeruorlage itberipieisr iuuroe, bat bic
&iapid genebn,i9t, spelac bic Setaiiben Don
Der Militdspflidt befrsit, unb i4lieBlih bic
ean;e 8itl nit 83 se9en6 Stimaten anseaoals
men.
Die ra5iaide @rpesttioa sseen sie 7ursomansu.
2oueon, IT. Ndrs. 8em Betersburger
gorre,poubenter Der g9adp Rssps" 3ufolss bat
bic ruifide Rc9ierung beihlodeu, oab General
Sfobeltfi nit elmer tteiaersn grpso!tion 5esen
bic 8urtouauea abgeihidt iuelOsn IOa. olue
ieoo9 bic 8eietung bon Wsrb III ausGht gu
neh1Ben.
Gtlide @susrals baltsn bi, 9sissuns BON
Wrp fir notbtpenSi8, sueil iene Staot bea
Gurfoluansu ais OperatiOuSbaiis bent, aceiu
Sfobslefi slaubt, bic Geffeu tudreu ieet 10 iie.
sssettpiB, bab ile ben &ulien eutgsssn l1iarihis
Ien uno oeuecbteren @elesenbeit sebsu ipiroeu,
itueu cine eulpfnoltde 3iihtI9uus bei;ubriu-
ssu. Die ruiFide 8sgisruus tpiinidt Die 81,
ietuna bon Wsrp su perlaaiben, nm osu gHg~
idnbern feinen SormauS sur 8eiesnHa BON
6erat sg gebeil.
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@erMtsd,se 9epeiatet aus yfes1s
Mnrf

Jem 9 ort, II. Wdrs. - Der ipaulid)e
Srigsoainpfcru u9andes sgarsaltisa" fam hsute,
ntit6er britiidsn Sartey Gnoeaoor" im5hlepp,
tau, TN hilftesn 9afen on. Die Barts ging
ON IT. S 6,bruar Don 9aroenaS nab Ntlo~
yori ab.
- Nid,ter 0oaotue bsruiIiate be,ite eiuen
Writ of Error uno Stuubung bes @erfabrens
i'm 6alle DeS M1rOers @ouarO Reinbarbt,
tpeld)tr am 2. aprl sehdn9t peroeu ioilte.
= Ser Dampfer u5tar OF Scotia" 10 lder
Die Sltrttd,iidbe 8arfe ,SanleSo" in oer 0adt
bonn 6. b. Dits. in Den 9runo bobrts, III anf
Seranlafuus Der Gissntbiimer jeneS 5abr3eugs
in Beidilaa aenonrnen ,porben. Die Gi9eilz
tbuner bsS 0ampfers fteaten Sitrgidaft iu
8etrass BON $l45,0o0.
- Ser bon Der Regisrllng segen Samusl g.
3iiben sinsel:itete Yroseb peaen riidfdnOiger
G,nfommeHiteuer Ioll I'M aprilterntiu oes Bun.
eessiitriftgerld,ts aberlnalS 5ur 8srbanolung
aelangcl. Side 3eugen fnb porgelaoeu un6
{5r. Silbsu 1T aufaeforoert ruorben, alle in iei-
nem Yeiibe bsfinDlid]en Siider unb Papiere,
melbe iid auf itine pefuniaren In9elegenbstten
,tuiihen be,n /. 0eSember 1861 InO oem l.
Sanuar 1873 be3iebeu, benz 9eribte porju
le9en.
= Die ,,gresbpterp" Der raformirten Bress
bnterianerflrd,e hot in etner bier ab9ebalteuen
@eriamnlung beihloiieu, ben Baitor NspiH
geocofibe bon Der eslten rsforalirtsn Pres61te-
rianerfirde in 8ittsburg, Yenni., tuss.n
ee1n Dor arr3em cine regelredte Briigslsi in
iensr STRIDE porfsl, bonn ante ab3aiesea.
- Die 9ampIer ,Ihs Qneen" BON sibert
pool" uno yanarnllis" BON Wittelmserhafen
iinO beute bier angefomn1en.
- Ger Dampfer rs.tp Of 8era.Gras" 1T
beute bon 6apanna bier cinsetroifen.
- Die 9ampfsr yOeuoHta" BON @lassop,
,,Grescent 9th" BON Gipimpau II. sYomoua"
BON Wonteso, fansu beite bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-18

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0iebHahl8 i1uloig befunoeu uuo 5u etner neune
m0natlid)en @eidngniBbaft Derllrtbetlt.
- albtrt y. Dom reld)te geiterH ourb Ieis
nsu anpalt 9e9en 28aaace g8m. airbp zine
Stage auf $4,000 S9a03usriab fir Gbctn
tanning ell.
= Der farbige iu9eublite @auner SOiepb
2Qler, neId)er Dorgeiteru in Baltimore inter
Der Anid)uloigung Uerbaftet iuur0e, Der al
gBtllom, Sree,duen mobuhaften Earblgen dllce
Sobns Gtlo uno gd)mudiad,en inn g8ert6e
bon S232 9eitobteu 81 babsu, ruuroe gtitern in
Bciiseigcrld3te Oent 8erfabren Der 0roBj,e
fdjmorcncn iiberlritien.
- Der BrdToent unter3ethnete geitern oas
Iber Walor Reao o,rbdugte GutlaliuHg3,llr,
tbell.
- @eItern reidteu bic 60. g8m Baron,
Normau 8eIor uno Wm q. Outatt ibre Up
plitatiouen al5 GGnoiOaten fir Die 8afan;en
III Der Se60rbe Der 6euer- Gommiidre bet ben
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futr nah ben 6amptou HOaos ab, mo- 6a8s
Ialbe bis gegen Witte oe8 ndhitCn MonatS lie
cen bleben pirb, nuo oann ieine 3teiie nat
Ictpzg)ort unb bon bort Ha9 Dem Wtittele
nleere fort3uIebeH.
- Gefern murbe ben 0ifritts @ommifid-
rem cine nit Dielen Ramen5unteri1riften Der
8epobner On g8aibinaton's Deriebene Yeti-
tion unterbretet, in peIber benielbsn baS an
YoplQre'Sitl, an Der Sreu3uug Der 13. StraBe
unb 9irsinia> auenue gslegene 8rnnofitd al5
paiIenbeE Plat fir bas in auSiiAt 9enout.
mens lluiorsDepot aueupfoblen miro.
- gur brei Der blef9en irtIhtn @eieli6afs
ten, bic yGt. Batrids.," rSt. 8:ters-" unb
ct. 8ernbaros Sitter" uerberrlidteu ben
beutigen ct. Batrids Gag in Der aft berge,
bradten g8eie nit elmer Paraoe, nelbc it3
BON benz Ratbhauie aus our6 Die 60upts
Strassn Der Stabt berpegte. SIN llebriaen
tuimnelte Go oui ben StraBeH DON feltltd3 9ez
fleioeten SpasiergGngern, bic fidl oaS fiir ct.
Yatridstas alsnabmstueie ganftise Better gu
Jtute madten.
. Ser 9hleier, tuelder 1iber benz oorges
fern Morgen inter 70 eigentbiinltfen 8,rbdlt@
niIIen in ber @obnung gtr. 1911, asSrabe,
trfolgtsn SOB. bes RiIegiden Ghepaart8 lag,
ift aid bei Der beutigen eeiAenf4au nod rliht
gelIftet tporoen.
Georgetown. 9rOf. B.ribaau, Elm ruobf
befanutsr Mufitlsbler unlerer Staot, nuro.
bsute Yorseu I'M Sette ieiuer @obunng 91r.
i24, 9isbiiraBe, tobt auf9efunOen. ssronsr
8atteron bielt etne 9eid)enidau fir uun5tbtg,
ba .r iiber5eu9t mar, DaB ba8 idbe NbIeb:n
burd eiueu SAlo9fluB peranlaBt purOe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-18
Ers 0otbernettr yaImer's ganota
Sat1tr.

SprinsfielO, Sas., II. Mar3. = Der
rBalmer. .@luh" bielt bente Ib.nO cine 5f,at.
lide Seriammluug, rueider fat iaatntli;ae
Viirser BON Sprinsfelo, ohne RadF1t au
bic Vartei, un6 o,sls 6reunoe betspohuten. Sc
@ouberueur SUhu W. Balner lt:it in. langere
&ebe, in mslejsr er ftp bsrstt erilatte, Ole oeulo.
trattfde domination 5n.a YriHosntibafts
Ganb,ootsn anauu brien. @r iagts, er !pol,
bte Mmprids teinss Osr grohtn Wdaner, pslfhs
fih nm Ote giomiRatiou besusrbell, III leiuen
eiaenen Sntereilt oertlr3sn nub Derpfiihtt iid
unb leine anhanser, SsH beirofraiiishsu SAT-
oibateu ~ uatsrEhtsu. tpsr er aud lsia m3ae.