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Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
SCHOOL rLgcrIcs.

The election for city School Directors takes
place to-day There are FIVE to be chosen,
one each from the First, Second and Third
Wards, and two from the Fourth Ward. The
Republican educational ticket is as follows :
For the First Ward, ". S. Mesick; Second
Ward, Phil Herzog; Third Ward, i. K.
Hammer. Fourth Ward (loDe terml S. w.
Butler; Forth Ward short trml Felix
Tracy. In addition to these, L. A. Horn
blower, present incumbent, is announced as
an Independent candidate in the First Ward,
Also in the Fourth j. F. Richardson is an
nounced as an INDEPENDENT Republican can
didate for the long term, and Andrew Ait
ken independent Republican candidate in
the same ward for tie short term. Daniel
Brown, who was AN Independent candidate
for the long term in the Fourth Ward, has
withdrawn in favor OF j. +. Richardson.
The Democrats have made no nominations.
The following are the several polling
places and officers of election:
First Ward-Corbin & Davis, j street,
between Second ard Third; Inspector. w. }.
Beatty Judges, B. T. Stewart and d.
Mason.
Second Ward-Soutl,wes corner of Fourth
and K streets; Inspector, John Stevens;
Judges, Joseph Richardson and Matt. F.
johnson.
Third Ward-Capital Brewery, Twelfth
and l streets; Inspector, d. Gills; Judges,
o. p Dodge and William Shattuck.
Fourth Ward (Precinct No. 4l-Northeast
corner Of Eighth and NJ streets; Inspector,
Ii. A. Burnett; Judges, Richard Brown and
a. Henley.
Fourth Ward Precinct No. 4Il-Southeast
corner of Seventeenth and NJ streets In
spector, G. w. Martin; Judges, George
Bronner and \. J. Toll.
The election will open at o'c,ock a. IL,
and close at sundown-4:3S P. II.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
BUDWE:ISE:R.

fEC CONRAD& co. 3 "BUDwEISER" LAGER
BEER Is acknowledged by all to be the best and
purest in the United States, and has not only vic
toriousIy retained the first rank in the Eastern
States, where the best BreweIies vie with each
other in the production of GOOD BEER, but has
also become the favorite over ell other brands of
imported BEER on tie Pacific coast. In fact, on
this coast it has become not only article Of
luxury, but an article of necessity, being really
THE ONLY GOOD AND WaoLESoME BEER
which could conscientiously be introduced as
beverage into the family, Or used for medicinal
purposes For the latter purpose, c. CONRAD
cos BUDWEISER BEER is peculiarly adapted,
and is fast gaining the preference over the strong
Ales and Porter being SUPERIOR IN FLAVOR
AND FREE FROM ALL IMPURITIES. 1t is mild
and nourishng and just the article for convaescents
and ladies'. The brilliant sparkle and creamy foam
OF this BEER is the result Of natural fermentation,
and not produced by artificial means or injurious
ingredients C. CONRAD s co. guarantee that
their BEER is brewcd according to the origina
BUDwEfSER" process Of the BEST SAAZER
HOPS and BOHEMIAN BARLEY, and warranted
to keep in any climate. We take pleasure in recon-
mending it to our friends and patrons as superior
article Of LAGER BEER.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

REMovAL-Hale Bros. & Co. close at
o'clock Tuesday evening next, and will open
as soon as possible after that day in their new
location on the corner of Ninth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

WINTER STYLES, DOMESTIC PATTERNS, at
L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w Chesley. sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

ALL THE NEWEST SHADES IN VELvETs,
L. Bien's, Eighth and ] streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SEE the dress goods offered for Is cents a
yard at Hale's.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

THE NEWEST IN SATcHKLs AND PuRsEs,
st L. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

BUSINESS HOURS to-day at Hale's Criterion
from 9 A. M. to Co. NJ The removal sale still
progresses
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

ARE You GorsG TO the clearing sale at the
Red House to-dayf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SPECIAL Coon VALUES in " black CASH
meres.n Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

BUSINESS NorE.-The corner of Ninth and
K streets viii be the location of the store OF
Hale Bros. & Co., after Tuesday evening
next. Til that night the removal sale at the
Criterion viii continue as announced.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

-Four o'cLocK.-Tuesday evening rext at
4 o'clock Hale's Criterion viii close its doors.
When next heard from they viii be in their
new store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

TRUE HAPPINESS is derived from the use of
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. People who
have tried it once never give it mp, because
they want to remain happy.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

THIS is .hs first day of the clearing out
sale at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

ALL GooDs ARE MARKED Down, in plain
figures, at the clearing out sale at the Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

LADIES' AND CHILDREs's FRENCH Wool
Hosiery, at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

The BEsT ASSORTMENT or FUEs, at L
Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SEE the misses hosiery, 5 cents pair. at
Hale's ranoyai sale.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SPECIAL Coop VALUES in ''black CASH
meres." Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SPECIAL Coon VALUEs in black csst.
neres." Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

ARMuRE SILK FoR DoLMAN CLoAKs, at Il.
Bien's, Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

wHrpE sHrBrs.-Mechanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

SPECIAL Coop VALUES in "black C
merss." Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

AMUSING LECTURE To-NIGHT, by DIR.
Simms, on Hair, Feet, Hands and Hand
writing. at the Congregational Church.
Charts given to-day at the Church on Health
and Character.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

WH1rE sHIRrs.-Mecbanica' Store,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

The LATEST STYLES IN CIRCULARS, ct L
Bien's, Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
kpvERqrsErrEnr mEET1oN.

Metropolitan Theater-" The Phnnix" tonight
DR. simms lecture at Congregational Church.
F. a. Hornblower-Ca Candidate for School Director.
School Election Daniel Brown withdraws as can
didate.
Sacramento Bu1lding and Loan Association
Regular meeting.
Around the world-stereoptcon Exhibition to
night.
Voters, Attoution-A Malicious SANDERS. W
Batter
Prospectus Of the Panama Ship Canal.
Tehama Lodge, F and 4. ~. this evening.
Attention, Exempts- Meeting this evening.
California Lodge, Knights OF Honor, tonight.
Auction.
sberburn & Snlith-sale Of Real Estate today
Blssnsss Advertisements.
ED House-Notice to the public
sherburn Il Smith Bedroom sets for sale.
Berteing K watry-spectacles, etc.
J. a Cunningham Boiler and Iron Works.
Swallowing Poison-Dr. Wei De Meyers Treat
ment
Whittier, Fuller { Co. Holiday notice.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
Cakes, Pie. and nIi kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. +. PETERSoN'S. d2-Im

All who Have Tried w. 2. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts ard Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. G2-lm
Go TO the Lafayette for Hot prisks.-
Speeialties: Tom ard Jerry, Peach and Honey etc.
St, Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d. SPIN
Fountain Mining s0mpany.-Safice, ffic
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of ihe soun-
tain Mining Company, for the election Of Seven
Directors for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such and ether business may be brought
before the eting, will be held the Office Of the
COMPANY, No $50 l. street, in the city of Sacra-
mento, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1880, at I
O'clock P. NJ. d. DfERSSEN, Secretary.
n19-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

lszss goods at Hale's removal zals.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

Dos'r MISS IT.-To-dsy and tomorrow
are the last days of the removal sale at Hsle's
Criterion; so don't miss the last chance Of
taking advantage of the bargains offered at
4ba 10
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

yIsIr Hale's removal sale.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-At the Metro
politan Theater this evening Milton MOBILES
and his powerful comedy combination will
appear in the melodrama entitled ".Tbe
Phenix" The play has had long and sue
cessful run at the Bush-street Theater, San
Francisco, where it was presented by the
company which is to appear here tonight.
A review of the play by a San Francisco
daily journal speaks of Mr.. Mobiles as "no
less an artist because he confines himself to an
unamhitious form of stage representation
The play is spoken Of as one that appeals
less to the refined dramatic sentiment than
to the love for the sensational The CON-
pany, the Bay papers say, sis deserving
Endorsement, as having kept faith with the
public without ostentation or profession"
This evening the Sacramento public will
judge of both the star and the company, who
are underlined for " a Man Of the PEOPLE .
for tomorrow night, both the pieces being
from Mr.. Mobiles pen
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

The Inauguration of the grand clearing sale
at the Red House commences to-day. See
that you are there Co take advantage OF the
unprecedented bargains to be offered.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL,
STATE HOUSE,
Corner Tenth aud x streets. Sacramento.
YouMC AMERICA

oyster AND CHOP HOUSE, ~ ~
No. As Second street, bet. and K tE.N fsf
Eastern and California Oysters in every SAGsssY
style Meals at all hours. Imported @s
Wines. Cipnrs Etc J. BOBAN, Prop. n1s-4p1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

HALE's removal sale is worth visit.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

The NEWEST CLoAks, at L. Bien's. Eighth
and 7 streets
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

REMOVAL sale at Hsle's.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

BRIc.A- BRAc.-The Saturday night enter
tainment by the Bric-a-Brac Club was well
attended The Fan Brigade made its last
appearance. The dance was TO good music
and much enjoyed, and proved very social
finale to series of good entertainments.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

DIR. SiInms had full house at his lecture
on Physiognomy on Saturday evening. He
continues his lectures the present week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

BoYs' CLorH1se.-Meohanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06
REMOVAL SALE at Hale's.

TH1s is the day, and the Red House is the
place.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

BOYS CIoTHINa.-Mechanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

John Riley, Young lad, charged with re-
cent robbery at Folsom, was taken through
on Saturday to that place by Constable W.
D. Kimball, who arrested him in San Fran
cisco
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

POLICE CoUKT-In the Police Court on
Saturday Pat Hayes pleaded guilty of petit
larceny. and was sentenced to pay fine of
$3.50. or be imprisoned in the County Jail
$50 days. William Broderick. drunk, for
feited deposit of 81 so. Mcclure. drunk,
D.. Crowley was examined upon charge Of
obtaining money from B. Lucy, and was dis
charged. The cases Of Lizzie Jenks COM
mon drunk, and Lee Vow, for burglary, were
continued till to day, and that of Margaret
Howe, for disturbing the peace, was cortin-
ued till the 18th inst.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

The CHURCHES. Bishop Wing6eld
preached at st. Paul's Church yesterday
morning and evening. At the evening service
he confirmed a class. Owing to the illness of
the pastor no services were held at the Cal
vary Baptist Church. At the Congregational
Church the evening service was a missionary
concert. The usual services were held in the
other churches.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

THE "CAPITAL GAZETTE. "A. j. Boyer.
formerly of San Francisco, has purchased
the Capital Gdsette from james Addison
Reavis L Co., and will publish it as weekly,
to be issued on Saturdays. Mr.. Boyer will
be its editor and publisher. with Dora Oar
moore Mrs. Boyerl assistant.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

THE LANDEs CAsE-The charges against
George E. Landes before the County School
Board were set for hearing last Saturday af-
ternoon, but owing to the illness of Grove l..
johnson, attorney for the defense, Messrs.
Jones and Martin were called in to take his
place, and not having examined the matter,
asked a postponement. The request was
granted and the case reset for hearing on the
Ssh day of January, at 10 A. N that being
the earliest date at which the attorneys pro
and con could attend.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-06

POLICE ARRESTS. police have made
arrests since last report as follows: Maggie
Price. for petit larceny, by officer Ferral;
L. Schermeyer, Robt. Shermeyer and F.
Wilaer, disturbing the peace, by officer
Campsell : c. Meeler. disturbing the peace,
by officer Ferral; P. Daley and Mrs. Daley,
battery, by officer Smith Mrs. G. NJ Farr,
disturbing the peace, by officers Lee and
Ostwaldt: Emil Bu,kow, same offense, by
cruelty to animals, by officers Smith and
Steinsrt Ed Ryan, disturbing the peace,
by officer Smith; Mrs. Regan and Ella
Regan. battery, BY officer Smith Robert
Jones, battery, by local officer Coffee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27

Sata geiagt uno mus aud y ia.
gen. - Cine i'll 9lr. 1874, 4earlllraBe, tuoss
nenbe Erau, Ramens Warie Shrotb, ernirfte
Donneriin9 bonn 8id,ter 8eterS eineu Ssfe6f
sur 8ertaftung bon 9briitopb 3eq tpegen Der
auIhul6igung, ibr einen S0d 2umpsn ans
ibrenl 6ofe ssituhleH 3u habeu. Spater iu1te
bic Srau ben 6aftbsfcbl riidgdngig gu MAIDEN,
inbsm lie ertl6rts, baB 3eu'S Wfuttar ibr Die
2unlpsn 5u besablsn utriprodeu babe. Der
&itter mics ibr Iniuhen ab, absr ais oas
SerbGr in Der Sadle NattFuocu iOtlte, erlhieR
Die Srau nid)t. sic puroe oeSbalb Su elmer
geitern ab9ebaltcucn SorunterluAuu5 OOrsda-
rem, Die auf @ruuo ihrtr 4usiagen in Sar 8srs
peiiuuQ b,s 4u9eihuoi9ten Dor ole SrcB3o=
Id)mouncn rcilittrtc.
Die eNuffinoung eiue8 9uteS uHk
SfodeS oui Der g8erite am 8u5e Der Dr.
SAILS Aocuue psranIaBte qcfern Mor9eu Siete
iii Der 2lnnabme, 6aB Der Gt9euthitner iu's
Seifiu qeipruHgtu III
Capt. =. Siren pon bem on Der SSrfte lie
gcn6en &aualboote r6or" iagte. OaB er glitsra
irib an iciuem 9oote Ell tigcnihimli5eS,
ucrmuttlid) bon 6uBnittsn h'rriibrenoeS 9c<
reud 9cb6rt, Qber tfi1le Radlforidjung an9es
felt babe, nm Iid bon Der llriathe ;u osrgt-
miiiern.
Capt. SennD lieB bic anidstieno ctnem Gre
beitslnonne 9cb6renaen SlsiouHgsitttde naaa
BEN 6hiid|eu Statlon8bauIe Id5afien uno ruirs
ben 5atl meitcr HnteriHGheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27
Sonutas, oen 28. Mars, s1ocnss
l3ntcrbaltAn8 tal Oer - Eitr1baae."

Set einem Stur5 pom Bferoe ertitt
6r. @eorg Sranfe, ytr. 683, g6eit 2ombaro-
irabc, am 0ounerToge auf Der @barleSitr.s
4penue eineu Sulf 0eS SAiiIiIbeins una
Onbere 8erletuu9en.
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5-jdbuge 9aniel Cinnamon fiel gtitern 8Or=
mlttag bon ct beu8 & gGmman's B,rfte
ouf 8ell'S Yoiut ms g8a6er, muroe aber
bon eiueu allberen Suubcu 9erettet uno uadA
ieiner elterIifen @Obnlng, Or. 81, 6slllfraBe,
gebr0dt. 0aS &iuO par uuh,3u erid6pit, mire
aber nad Der 9luiidJt ogS Dr. @atelg rpieotr aee
neien.
8e0enfIi@ Derbruunt. - Die T.
l6brige 6Nrbi9e Wtarp Coleman trug aefern
gGdlnltto9 gc9en llbr Daourh, oa6 ibre &lei-
Der ON Sftn 6euer ftngeu, in ibrer slt.rliden
2Sobrun0 Jtr. 218, Samblrgitrt iebr beoeAf=
lidc Sranomnnoen baDon.
0r. 9ali, lutldltr Die SIeins in drStlibe 8s.
60nbluug Habm, 9laubt fauu, OaB Dit Batiens
tin nit eem Qcbcn oaDon fommen niro.
4iS geiite8frGnte qabuuOia
muroe beianutlid 0onueritog 6rau Bbittius=
ton Qui &etrcibcll hires S6wicgcriOhn.s, 6rH.
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itern 5pg &r. Soplts Die aulbulOlguNg 3uriid
uno ruir0 mn cine llntcriutDung oes @eiites=
sniiolots ber 6rau Dor Geiaporenen na4-
iud)er1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27
Mas Der SanoesDamptFaot.
9aS Ntotauer=3lseau.

Maibington, 26. Mars. - 0as 6ausr
0omite iiber Snoianer Qngelegen9etten nabul
bente einer Seidlnb on, sud9sr Den Sefretdr
oes SnnereH aufforoert, benz 9auie mitSutbei.
len, OBJ lIllo mo let Dem l. Sui 1877 8striis
sereten bon Seiten Der Snipeftoreu, asenten,
ODER ionftigen augeltellteN oeS Snoianer Si-
reous peribt ,poroen iino, luelher Art bieie
Setriigeraieil suaren unb oh Die betriigerilhen
Seanltsn abgeiett ODER auf i6nItige @eiie be.
itraft iuprben iIno.
S5rn. 0apis' Sill, peld)e Die Grlebiaunq
aller nnbe3ahlten Tednungen bes Snbianer.
gIreau5 uorldlreibt, lpuroe genebn1igt.
gIaGbnrn nua NanSa4.
Hepra lentant gladburn antoriirt bic @r-
tldrung, baB Der ber0ifentllfte Beridt, mad
lpeldjem er lpabreno Der borseitrisen Sieung
bes 9aulss in etnem Oisput NIT be.n 5rn.
Goffrotb einen angriff auf oen Sprs6er Han.
ball gemadlt bsben lolte, rein aus Der Suit ge-
grifien iei.
Bic benttge Stelereillnabme betru9 1921 =
161 Die 3ollainnabnle $712 ,438.67.
Sds Grobus-Gomite beS Senats mar helte
gum erleu Male eit lebtem Sanlfage .uieoer
in Sitnng unb pernabm peitere i3eugenausa
iaaen.
Der @sneralpoitn,aifter initruirte beute bic
4}oabeamten, ale bon GonsrsBmitslieoern an
tire Gonitituenten geibifte Dofumente in offt'
sielle &ouuerte 81 biilen, INN ben Gongrebntt.
9liebern baS Yorto gu eriparen.
Sn Der beutigen aabtnetsFtun9 suurben nrr
&outine9eidafte erleot9t.
geihrperbsn iiber angriffe auf Yoitfutideu
bnrf) Snoianer unO gSegelagerer in Wen- -Merifo
uno 9eras laufeu neueroin9s luieoer alltaslld
I'M YoltDeparten,ent Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27
Staot 3afttntore.

Sir ben Betniser bes Baitors Or.
Dir in Nen-0 orf, @usen fSairfar @tl,
liauou, Der Mittrpod bier perhaftst ltno nafI
gestp-0 0orf abgefiibrt tuurbe, iuhte sefteru ieiu
9(ntpalt bei'm N.=D. Sbergerld1te lint eiren
SabeaszGorpus~8efebl naf. neil er feline 81
ietiibertletung besansen babe unb nnredtmd'
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5ufiibren lit.
Die Stem gorfer Sirgla 2iffanp & Comp.
lieb 24illiamion geftern etne Hebnuns gum
getrage pon $1o2 fir groBe Guautitdten fei=
nen griefpapiers 3ufteaeu, spelhes CT BON Bits
burg unb 8idnlonb aus beftellt bate uno bas
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n,ilie 6airfar nsrisbeu tporoen mar.
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lianiion Sngegangeu. Sn einem Osriatbsu er.
flart Gin Diit9lieb bsr Samilie 6atriar in Sir
oiHien, baB bic Santii,s nit Dem Mauua, Der
ibren 9iamen ausenormen babe, meOer psrs
ipanot, nod befanlt iei.
Shpere 8srietunaen trng por eini'
gen Sageu Elm So5u oeS 9rn. Sato5 RGieT,er
in Soaerstotun Sauon, illSem sr oou einen
Galf0a etspa &c 5us einabitirate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27
Snfamo-9epef0e,t.
Gpn8reb=@erbanoIunaen.

gsaibinston. II. 26. Mar3. - Der Senat
ipar beute nift in Sibung.
s5r. Observation-Disclosures
lpnrbe oer 8oritlag, anf Die Morsenfunbe
8er5idt gu leiIteit, in @rn.anseluus Ser Moth.
tpenoi9en 3weiortttels- Maioritat oeriporien.
6r. Robertlon erflarte, er bdtte gefteru In
Solse zines MiBperfdnouiiiss fitr 6ru. Mcs
aane's Soridlas gsitimmt, I'M 5rn. Sopn.
ibeno's Sia Dor oas 6aas gu briuaen. 0enn
er cine setuifie Gntideiouns bes Sprebers re9t
perfan6en bdtte, 10 tpiirbe er sesen ben antras
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feline anbere 8ebeutung, oils oab tie Die ri6tiae
0ietbOoe sur @rleoigung bon @el9diten i'm
9auie fehffele. Die Irog. iiber 5dutsoll
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tporben.
Der Spre6er forberte iobann bic peri9i.be.
nen @omite'n gum Gritatten BON 8ertbten iiber
9riuat- Ansele9enbeiten auf. Die Worsenftunbe
murbe nit Der @r1udsnns einsr uutpibtissn
Brtpatbin snsebrabt, uno oas 5aus uabm 10.
oQun ben Bripattale1IDer in BteuuriibuuQ Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-27
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bic befen 9ebrcr,
bic pollitdnbigfe geihaftspra9is,
bic mdbiofen SoIorare in aubstrnGt ihy|
2eisnngca;
bas bette Gd5HiGreibibfem unter geitas3
Der tiiAtisiien 3altgrapRen oes aaRbea
Rcssn ScuOraEs, aataloss uEs aller naberT %H1
tuuft ipsnbe man f,d pcrionlit c6ts sdriitiiG on
sS. o. @aptsT, svdResziszr
va. upa s, RosAs sSbaufs esG5ssnz
CE7ati5. .i2E1te. i.a.E.l
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ssrteiters9ltteeieaeabeitet. .

Eon9s . IA Hd), N.*S., 70. Wlur8. =
6unbert 4rbeiter fanlen beute ans 0tetu=Dort
bier an, UNI Die Steaen Der StriferS 5u Mount
Wlthell, bem nelisu SuSFnsSorte, etH5uneh'
men.
Saponne, R.S., 20. Mdrs. = Der
&usftano ber aiifsr Der uStanoarbzOelsGo."
iif turd einer Gompromib beeubet moroen, uaS
Die Siiier tuerOeu mOrgen mieoer al Die arbeit
gehen.
,Orleans, &c. Mar,.-Die eano'
arbtittr i'm SirfIpiele ct. Sobn Ino fir etlte
@rlDtung tbrls 9obncs bon IS @ents auf eiHen
3ouar pro Sag ara9eitanben. G8 perlautet,
ooB bic 9ieger 9ebrobt baben, Die Oeife 5n
ourGftcd)tn nnb Die Sduler Der Blantagenbs.
fber onsu5iitiben, itpof iiub 10 melt feline g.
tuditthGttofeitelt DorQefalleu.
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Su NemsDorf fanb in elmer Spnasoge
eine h5dit taoeinsmsrtbe Scene itatt. San1uel
Sefobion, ciner Der Sertpalter Der Spnagoge
on Ger 8. &penue, nabe Al. StraBe, tp1rbe
Donuerfas bon Siaat Ybiaips, Dem Sorbeter
Der bstrefienben @en1eirbe, I'M Sefferion. Marft=
Yoli5eisertdte bes tbdtliden an9riffS au9e>
flagt. yta4 In9abe oeS 8orbeters perpies ct
ben Ger,palter, als oieier am Samltage NIB.
renb DTS Gottesbienites eine STIRRING berur-
iadlte, sur Slube unb ren,onftrirte nit ibnt,
rorauf berielbe nit einem Stode auf i'm los,
9ins uao i'm ihlus. Scr anseflaste fonnte
9its nid)t in Ibreoe itelten, nad)te aber gel
tenS, Der alaser babe ibn ebeniaas geidlagen.
Der Gldger entge9nete, er babe ltd) nllr gepebrt.
Gid)ter 3ufip if!idtete Die Sabe oabin, oaB
er ben Ssriualter inter 5000 Trteoens Siirg.
idaft ltellte.
Sn SerieD Gitp, q. s., gab's boz
9eitern @beno einen sroBsn Sdreden, oaburd)
6eranlaBt, oaB in Der fatb. ct. Utibaels,
Sird)e ole Dsn Ser3eu umgebenen gorban9e
elmer Monl!ran3 in Brano 9erietben. 0i'
Geiitesssgentpart oes anipeienoen Briefters
perbiitets lsbOa, Oab irsenO Ssmaao gu SAas
ben fQuI