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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
Ste WibbaneIutsS oeS Wegerfaoet=
ten 9tskiIf0fer In SNeffo tint.

gSeitpoiut, N.=Y., Z. april. - @encral
SdOfidD erflarte heute, Die 4naabule, oaB iib
Der Negerfabett @blttafer Die bon ibm erlitts
nen gerlsbuugeu ielbit sufitgte, iueroe iiA
ifmerlid, oils bcsriiubet sr,peieu, obs!sih &c.
tpifje lmlIanbe iene Annabnle tleitp.iie 3u
red)tfeltigen idieren. Gs ii ieboh auBer al
lem 3neifel fsftgeitellt, oab feline Iabetteu Der
Wiilitaraiaoenlie on Der 9elualtthat betb,ili9t
paren. 9as hcfinitioe 8elultat 1T nod nibt
bsfannt gemadt luorpen.
Burlington, 7. April. -&risssicfretir
8onieG bat ben General Sfboftelo autoriiirt,
@sbeimpolisiiten an3uitellen. hin bic Berioneu
su erlnitteln, melde ben Sabetten gSbittafer
miBhanoelten
9Seitp mt, N. g., Z. april.-@eneral
Sd)ofielo giebt an, baB er ba1te JfahElitta9
cine llnterrehuns nit gSbittafsr bate uno linn
ben bon nieien YerIonen gehegten geroadt nit.
tbellte, oab er itd ielbit uerlcst babe. 8bttater
Guberte Die qr0Bte @litriiitung nnb foroerte cine
ftrenae l1nteriuduna, I'M Die @runbtotgfett
beS Serhad)ts 3l ertp;i,en. @eneral SIofi,lo
bat 8bittafer'S @eiud) ba,pilliqt, uno cine I'm
teriudlun9s=@ s=@cmnliiion pirb am udd)iteu Fret
tag Sorkittag 5uiainnlentreten. 2Sbittaftr it
binf6tltd) ieiner &emntnile elmer Der ltsten
Sabetfsn in lener &ialie, i,boh lit er, rpie 9.u.
Sdofielb erflart, nid)t 10 melt 3ariid. oaB ieiu
2urdlfalien bel Der beuoritebenoeu 8riiiung
idou istt aetuiB iit. Das 5aidentud,, iu:lbt8
ener Der Augrtiier na6 9SbittaIsr's aagdbe
bem anoersn lei6te, I'M beu aaO2tteu 3u bin=
ben, befinoet fid9 in 6dnoen Der 9 b6roe, ieDo1
iit bic cine @de, iueldle pabrideinlisn Ole ar-
ian9studjltaben hes Gigentbimers enthitlt, ab>
9erliien. @tlid)e t0here SifiSiere Der anitalt
glouben ntd,t, bab sSbittafer itd) idbfi uer~
lCtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08

Craft II, Wetp=crIeans.

WeW .OrIeanS, Z. NprtI. = @eueral
Grant hislt beute Sormittas eiuen Gnlpfana
in Der Bobnuug bes Sbsrften Sames Sens ab
unb fattete ipater Der vgtraigbt unip,riitp"
eiiien Selud ab. Gnl gtahmittag n,adte er
benz Wapor Yatton i'm 8atbbauie feline auf.
morinns nnb empfins ipdter bic Witglieoer Der
vGoIortD Wsiis- 8roiectipe- Union" in Der fet.
lid, aeidmiidtsu gSobaans bes Gr- -@oupsrnsurs
Giud1bof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08

bontapmttg, y. ", j. apHl. Du
atwu 81 gsIelmihm gntai ieafhf barl VI
ha ieim, n if3st asa.H 4 w a'aHH Riv.
utlEs kku h,Is @sa.ne lall. Hal mial,
fAf NJ wNltff nifhfw 3hFaa Nils lot,
Hrs fw FHiaHi @aiHrpsg suta slf tali sts
ltt alEAsi. au &lug'H wsg ESQ seat uas
v Is kslllia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
gus Oct 9tnoesbauptitaot.
Ste APPROXIMATIONS wer,uiuiaunssbiu.

ku uttSutStuIIUDS SkettptUbt3WuD1ptU.
gS htngto 7. Aprtl.-OaS SenatS,
@omite iibcr 8ertplligungeu nahm beute Die
&on,ular- unS oiplomatild)e Sermi1igungsbiQ
Dor unb autoriiirte 6rn. gaton, bielel6e Dem
Senate einsuberldlten. Gin Mmenoement muroe
angenomnlen, peld]eS $4,000 fir Die 8elol,
bung zines AT ernennenoen @eIddftstrdqers
unb @eneralf6nius in Suhareit, IumGrlieu,
ps,tpilligt. Qnberbem fpuroen Der 8ili 4menz
dement's sugefiigt, peld)e $4,000 fir bic 4n,
iisllung bon brei @lerfS in ben &oniulaten III
ant,rerpen, 8orbeaur unb Banana unb 5000
fir einen 4lerf in Der amertfanii1en @eianbt-
ld]aft 3u gngota pertplligen.
alufregenoe geene TIM Sause.
@ine aufregenoe Scene ereignete lid| tpdbreub
ber beutigcn Tlenarnsung OeS 9anIes, als Elm
Gmenbsment in Se3ng ani 4rr1eedir1rgen er>
0rtert unb if)lieBltd Dcrtuorfen murbe. 6r.
SpartS (SlS.), pelGer baS bonn @omite iiber
DtilitGr: r:Mn9elcgenbeiten enttuorfene NmenDe=
ment angeboten bate, erind)te 6rn. Glpmsr,
tuelder Die porltegenbe Sta (ote Nrmee-Ssrrpil=
lt9nnO einberihtete, 3u perIprehen, baB er bas
Gtnbringen beS An,erbementS i'm 0auie no u
oui9ehobencr Blenarftung 9citatten polls.
Slgaer ipeigerte iid). Worduf Sparts in Wutb
gcrieth, Die SAINT gcgen Srn. @1pmer lhiitrelte
uno ibn fir eiuen Yiigner erfldrte, ip,nn er be-
baupte, ooB baS Imenbenlent nid)t bonn Gos
mite iiber 0iiltdr, sngelegeabsiten fomme.
eiener crpiberte nur, SparfS lei niht i'm
Stauoe ibn gu beleibigelr. Nabbenl Der Sor.
iiter (Sr. SpringeD fd ldugere 3sit pergebli1
snr Seriiellung Der Srbnung benniibt bate,
bob baS Gomite Die Situns auf unb Der Spre,
der itellte Sparts pegen ieineS SetrageuS SEr
9febe. SpariS bradte CUR @ntlhuloiauna uor,
CT babe Srn. Glpmer miBperltanoeu nno ge=
9laubt, bcrielbe wole anbeuten, oaB err SparfS)
nidht i'm auirage oeS Gonlite's iiber Ufiitdrs
Nn9ele9enbsiten banble. @r beoaure bas Wib<
peritdnoniB unb netnle bic anit1Bigsn ausoriide
suriif. Sr. @lpmer erfar:e ids nit oieler @nt,
idlulbigun9 sufrieoenselteat uno Die Sa9e tpar
bierTit erlcoigr.
g3ertaifdjtea.
TaS Sdatamt lit benad)riht9t, oab Tran-
ciS nno an6rem SungerfOro geftern in ber Jtdb.
BON 9Saltertown, Snb., pssen Sali1uliinserei
Ue1aaftct purbeu.
Seiretdr Sherman bat BEN rlntsriAabmeiifcr
Siubouie in Seem 9orf ourd cine Oepsibe an
geiuielen, Sbli9ationen i'm Setrage Don ST.
100000 an5utaufen, i'm Safe CT oieelben gu
arQducienen Yrelieu erlangen fann.
Die beuIige Stentreinnahne betrua S347,-
78O.85; Die Soueiuuabme 81 ,OO6, ,O76.35.
Sas Saus-Gomite Iber 8anfeu unD @ou-
rant ermdd,tisie bsute ben 0ieprdi,ntaaten
Yrlce, cine Bill ein5uberl1tsu, ipelbe Ole Sr.
olbnung Der Steuerselets mioerruit, na4 ,p.l.
der ellen ganfaniuelI nngen Elm 3lpelcentSItem.
pei aufgeflebt tperben mug.
3aS Saua Gomite fir Wittel unb Beae
Dernuhm beute ipeitere Mr9unlente binii b.lil)
Der Sia, meld)e bic @sitte in Sssua ali bic
Gintrslbnng Der Y0labgaben nlooiIi3iren ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
Sclbfmoro etnee 1etttSd)en Soar,
f10;ffteYr

G1ebslanb, O., 7. 4pril.-alb. 5dsu,
Der bisberige eOfolreoatttlr Des hiefssa , au-
seigers," eines oeutidlen 8lattss, murbe geitern
abenb bier Utsilsn bon bier ala 2aite am 5.e>
ufar aufgefunoert. gr mar III bas gSaiIer ges
tpatet uno hatte iid) Die asble DurdniDnitten.
Der gsritorbene batte in leeterer 3eit ans
ifpeifeno selebt uno bebbalb ietue Stelle uer<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
Gnites Tteber.

3alIes t!eoer iolto Iit nhijg Gents turrt. Us gbf
fen 3elmtcl IN Der 2Selt, iOelds5 taltes Seber ans
ole oroercrmaIultibeH 6ili6ieu, SharlaG. Eupaus..
9sibee uno enotre 6ieber bei Dem seihsetrigen ses
9tatGt pon 5.aeipab 's!icJ 70 iAnta turtrt, lDtG
blatEaD'o keapg 1ietiey.
Gu G'ebrauhsanfDeiiuu9 9emdB genomutep, lufrf
IS In ntnt9en AngenbIia II 9rdlrpfe, NRaJenizure,
SoroIenEen, Soplueb, 5arr3oe, GqieHEerte, Aolit,
Nrtinoe lonten ftets siae 5lai1e uoa HIooan'S
&cG6f GieIiel mis- lid fihren. SiniJe 1ropfen In
gSatter genommen beugt Hrantbeiten uI6 S1neGjeu In
Doige bon AanerlUCAiu O0r. AlS Sttmuiirniftd In
es beiier, ais irlni6iiItet ,jran6p o0cr 3iGtsrs.
s5tteE Hh6 i5ottieAte foaten itet5 Sanlt pericheE
frin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
Observation-Disclosures.

., We enti,rnnng 6teicr @ciAmdre burdl RaSpanrS
Nelrtrfh Ut Ieet 10 fIder oGrget9au, Dag Oas pos
aneiannte 2batiGbe Gilt. Dtnn 6sabte bic Siis nna
Sannab y. Srapp, Wtrs. @. qnapp. a}tS. &. a.
SS,9 e, H1S 5,a 9r y p peHbrF ole in unfcrem saIeiis
Dirs. 6. g. 8ib6ins in oet geaenipGr,i1en ans,oss
bcs "iSalih unb a9Gbr." ''1"s
9er S.aUm. 8eitattet uns ietnen fpc,ieGen oEnuas
allt one perdiieoenartt9en 8lIc poa drp.tlI1, 70
Sroniheten, Die our6 unfer 5ariaYapg fi'' - -
tototht turht Duroen. 4atienten uno Seren Treunst
nnfen unetc Sdrtiten ttlSiren, um enen ri,htiSer
ge9rn uon oer sSbti9tcit un6 6elfraft Der R d. S's
&rsneten 5u erbalteu.
GtHcn Sol0r ole gyIaTsas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08

htmsHsli, Y, aglh. - Neleeesa ts
bls Z aintnpiitnHafHi 0db I'll Etaiin
q 81 vi i.Ft ssl. siaHhts 0tliaalissa
itaiu i0tt sss aaala l0si, in.il,sf
tsuitai isii sac tsl, Fels fAssF lsia, lii.
esls slnt .tts.saeg AsssaHi st.sii,sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-08
Sic gtatter,. it, Gaieaao.

Ghicago, Z. Aprll. : Grtt @rfrantun9en
on ben Slattern wuroen beute bier gellelbst.
Die Gend)e iol aus 5idtou uno IRonee, 5luei
iltinsn Oltsn oil Der uSliuoiier Central Bahn,"
hiaber perfdlsppt woroeu ieiu. Der Sauitdt5.
beamts De gSoli bat Sd]ritte ge9en ibre Ius.
brtltrna einaeleitft.
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Ser &ettmmgs Mmfer.

(25Re neber 200 Sden)
~ abbbun,en nebh ensm iautn Anz
8etaniu sehlehtss
gpdmannen tunfneuu St6ruasn euun3ss
eintaen
fir
I'm
pianbt abreffre SefeS S nitat,
0treet, Bbiacelpbtd, 4a.
316, ratts StrnSe
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HaIF6 ttno 8a3s.

sstr tafen aus Sr. Stabrpap's AbbauoIuna ioel
::9fanibett une 6ersn Sur" uahitebenoea aassRo
foeeu Ivy
Gtne Sifse bon 5sramEDeftea
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Gpn9re6=0erbamolmngen.

Wafbington,7 April. = SIM Senate
nurbe Elm Gf)reibcn osS Sicez BrIIoenten
Nbeeler perleierl, bab er elllige Gage lang OBJ
tpeieno iein mii1Ie. Der Senat ermablte in
5Olse beiisn 5rn. Eburnan gu isinsm gOr~
fibenoen.
Scr Rriessminiitsr iiberiaunte ntebrere Mit.
theilungcn, welhe iibernielen tpnroen.
Die Soniuar, uuO Oiplomaten Sertpilli.
eun9s. Biu ipurDe bonn GOmite einberibtet uno
nbielt sinen Yiap ani benz Salenper.
9as Sntianer-9onite murbe infruirt, 3ll
unteriudjen, oh man Die Santee- -SnSianer nab
Der Bonca=Teierpe ncrbringen f1nue. OalpsS
prpteitirte Oagegeu, baB oisie 8eicrue sinea a1s
bern Stamme iibergeben lperoe.
0ieIts fibrte su einsr ldnaeren 0i5fuIton
Der Youca. An9elegenbeit. Sirfmuob uertbslz
b,ste bas geriabren Der Negisruns.
Sn Observation-Disclosures
perfiinbete Der Spret]er, nat,oenl itf oas Saus
gspsigert hatte, anf bic Worgenftunoe Ser5idlt
Su lsiiten, bas oorliesenbe @sihdft beitehe in
Der 6rage. tuelchem Gonlite bic Sill iibertrag.n
fperbsu iplle. tpelde ben Sriegsiefretdr ermdh=
tiet, ,inen Gontralt CUR iofortigem Serite1ung
etner 3abn bon Can Nntonio, Ser.. nad) 9a4
reco anl Siio @ranoe nit Der ,Stio @ranSe>
Ier;ean 8orber- 8ahn" ab;nidlieBen.
Ste Muuiaipal,peble,t tat sSeften.
Gbicago, Z. slpril. = Soaitdnoige Se.
ridle iber Die geftri9e 9Sabl ergeben, bab 10
Nepublifansr, 6 Demofraten, eiu unabban9i<
ger uno Gin So3ioliit Su Mttsi.bern oss Staot<
ratbs ertpdblt worben ftnb. Die .3uiammsn=
ictuna bes Stabtratbs bleibt oenlua6 10 glenn.
lid, bteitlbe, tpie i'm letten Sabre.
Sprin9fielo, Sas., Z. @pril. - Die
&epublifoncr baben alle Staotbeamten, nit
Ausnabme bcs .Shatmeiiters eripdDlt uuo
einen sit i'm Stabtratbe ssmounen. 9et=
terer beitebt istt aus 16 9emufrattn uuo 8
8epublitanerr. Die 8epublifansr baben auber-
ten,-3um eriten Wiale ieit 1s60-etue Maio,
ritat IN Der &0untp' 'SuperuiiorenbebSros.
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staatswal,I II, WbooesSsfaas.

pioence, SIS, z. 4pril. - ST.
&bobe Sslano puroen beute StaatSbeamte
uno Ofitglieoer Der 9eiebaebung errpdblt. IQe
rppublitaniiden @anoioateu fir StaatSdnter
iinb erfOlareid, uno Die 8epublifauer babeu,
tpie BON ieher, eine sroBe Wtaioritdt in Der 9es
ietaebung..
(Spater.) - Oie in Der eritem Ocpei1s entz
balteneu anaabeu rparen auf Die bis nm jmsi
ubr yta6mittags oorliegenben Serihte baitrt
unb ftsllen iidb alS irrtg beraus. Die ipdter
einlaufenben Yertdte ergeben, oaB Die Demo-
traten i'm 2aufe bee Hahalittag8 elm betraAt.
lides 8otum absaben. 10 bab Ole @oupsrleurs-
unb Bice- @ouperneilrstpabl obne Nslultat &C.
blieben lit. DretBis Gopns ei1i9lieblib elmer
@arb Der Staot Propibence gabsn $3.50 ct.
iiir ben 6epublifauer eittlefido, 1920 Stius
men fir ben Oemofraten Simbal uno 2914
fir ben Semperen5ler uno unabbangigen Ste
publifaner 6omaro. Dieie Soiuns iuaren bon
ieber manfelniitbtg, uno bas Rsiultat ldBt ittb
llie boransieben. Sn etlid,en oemofratiifeu
Diiirltteu madtsn bic Hapubltaner 9apiuuIte,
tpdbrelb in repub!ifanild5en Soiuns oas g.,
sertbeil Der 8a1 mar. Die Nepublifansr baz
ben inbeiIen ben Staatsisfretdr, >S1abrteilter
uno @eneralanfpalt, iolpie ettpl brei gisrtel
ben @eietgebungsmitglieber ermIhlt, uMO Die
GeieSgebung miro Srn. 0tttlefietO gum @ou~
uerneur ertpablen. gS nerlautet, baB cine
gro6e Waoritdt ber nenen @eietgebuIJ Die
&ieberertpdblun9 bes Senators Vlrniioe be-
giinfiigt. &aum bic 6dlfte bes Sotums oes
StaattS tulIrbe helte Gbgeaeben.
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=. q. Sebru, tb,meIiaa aaiiittr or
p pclbent zen tOnisDillt," NJ +,
EfidH Rlinst1 uHHu@lua aaA orc Alaf
lm ilqHtelleu lRala, btinuls \ q aslgrh
ifpltlg nHA hai um uH miiae llubd, Nat
@alail vaaslbkH itu " daia'llu 3aht
taHstaii,
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GaSDGp's GeaalieenOe Silica.
goufomnttne GwreeH,er, liaeeEucs abVaSr.
nlItteI, spisFen oaae S@mer5, acts aupssIafaa
Wns aatarltda In tBrer opcTatton.
Gin rcseta6tltfd,es grfabnattteI faG
GGIumet.

gor,ommsn obRs iealasn gsiasf6mad, a.aant NIT
fheem Summit slofrt, purGircn, te8uitren, reiniJen
uno ildlten.
Hsacmas'S 9iaen Sur Sur aaer aranfbetten eea
DG9ens, BET Seber ben Geo6rme, Der Jterea oer afe
leple tui neIpeles &opin[0 SftopIin4, JnoiaeitipH
bung, 9dmotloioen uno alte anoeGen Sstoen oes lns
teleits. Cine poaioMnene SUR aalantirt. 0ieta uss
ssfatiliid, teins Spun Don Nerilr Dinerallcn obs1
iddeIid,en Sroguen.
sa 1ion bsadlte iolgenoe Spmptome uon Srant5cts
ton ben WctoduGngScrgane BertoSIunl ia1erlithf
Sdn otttoiesn; TlnteimeliuH9 mao bun SOpie, saur
In Uia9el nebeittlt SoobrenHen, Gtel DOR Dem Gfen
9iascut1ndcn, nuIcs auITtoBrn, Siafen oogr sje5en
bes cet5es, efiftdenoeS 0cil9 oei'm eie9en 5te5ts
sen i'm aopte, tnderber arhen, geIbes Ausieoen ee1
Eaut una 6er ag9en, Settented)en, Sbulet,en Ia on
Stuf ulb In be @licoern, ployittbe anlpuaau4en 5oI
Stte, YrerneH oe5 ,5ltiidleS.
eiri9e 8 oIcn oon biaotpah's BiueIT lper9en ooe
epttn Don aHen o6eH9enouHten 9raRtbsisen beFreien
Dreis 20 Gents pro Saa@tei.
Bon oen stdtb. SbnrIOt1 g8eta.
Sine eneIehiutrg BON 0r. gfaospaa's a. os 81.
Seilmittsln, HadI mebridprigesa SsbEauas
eerielben.
Rena BORT, 4. 5anuar 1877.
Eerttrl reI!-Gett mebrcrrn SJa5ren lhon aebraaSDf
Id sbfc Y l;uku. Iuiaaas hcate 3 JosJ IN 0srrr
2, lfGL fer lchvd etlulten RlD Ole gagsn gSirs
hu4tn tui.ItcH nit gsYtToueu, mo iesf h,,ts IN -
riu nur tptpt, lunoerU tItor rnr ioles
Ilulft fta 4AfIa, 6ul 6eteibeu mir Je5Iabt blnss
bon aUyuGig-u &as giea5p Rttisi tonltc aiaat
tiQ btbIl Eutcn, ais oufd leiata ia aea. e;tI
usrdiltu te'f. gauHg ulio EnbeH iuis uael5aT 5is
prIlpI1da.- t.-' estFs. E9tunssUel
sr u. s.suol. 1paviom 8ees.
,l.g.~
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GtHeta Spaar ole GSlaTcos,
Wtntlten=SCilMitteI.
GaSpag'S 0eaOg IelieI

@rtorocrn nur giirutcn mot St,iuSen us,
GdnerJen uno afite straHtbetteH Bu furtren,
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O1r. 85.
6efunO6ett 1T 2seiGtBatss!
GefuaSbett oes G5rptrs tit Get1s
tbnat iitr oeH 3etft.
GaStpAD's
gariapariaa= &eIoloeat.

Sttnes SIut erscuat seiunbe5 jsleG, Iarfe sau1bea
uno cine Hare Sout. Y8er iees Seiit geiunhe ,sHos
den obne Sno6enfras uno einen neuen Ieint III ba6ea
Itan RefoIpeHt.
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@iae oaatbars anersemamaa.

~Gtne d,rontidIr eoer ttefaeunrJeIte 4rangbets
tirtrem betEt Fderli6 etnen srosen Siea errinaen.
Vie Ilr9elsfraft iuelte einen BiaftgfI Har ertena
uno ocnlelben uetB - bic fueHWetIe uRb cbrttt i'm
einet l6iei6cnben trartbe anseariIfen un6 seicuas
pufee bot nt6t nur auf uniere Ahtung ioibern and
alit unlere Santbarteit aniprub. Or. JfaS,pab 6of
oer Vfenihbett lenes fuun6erbare 6elniitteI RaSs
nab'e SeriapariIltan 8eiulocui, eeqe0en, fpc(.
des olees Selultot erSeIt, uno Die (ei6eHSe peui.
belt, nelbe iid In Iongen Gnaen unS g4ddlten MI
oerpfitdtet. (~9iebicaI Reiienasr.-)
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Tefedrdp6tfdie OepefGett.
Snfano-9epefGett.

(getidte ber raiioctlrten gre{e" fir ben ~0eutten
eorrefpoubenteH.")
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Gssabeas Stsamna tia 1tnoesratDe ae8sss
ttber eeu ELtniiaaten. - KHas ots ReFias
Hatics beoeutet. - ssaiier 2Silhelm'S Cats
fatetpAna t,pai ntdat esan It4eIt.
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- 2c KONG oon SIrnia NJ an oeu Slats
tern nfranIt. Seine Seiduotid)ait In Tpet.
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fBy Telegraph to the Sentinel

lby Ielegrapn 10 the Sentfnel.I
NEW YORK, November 15.-The Worlds
London special says: So far as those not
in the confidence of the Ministers can
judge, the course Of events in Ireland is
likely to be about as follows: If the Boy
colt relief expedition accomplishes its OBJ
ject without bloodshed, the Government
will not ask a suspension of the habeas cor
pus Act, but will summon Parliament q
month earlier than ~usual-namely, about
the first week in July-and bring down a
new and sweeping Irish land measure.
Should this be rejected, as it very prob
ably would be, at least by the House Of
Lords, Gladstone will promptly dissolve
Parliament and make an appeal to the
country, not a day being lost in bringing
the whole question to a practical issue.
B~oLLINRoBE. November 15.-It is the
general opinion that it will be absolutely
necessary for Boycott to leave the country,
as he will have to be protected If he re-
mains in Ireland. It is reported that
great preparations will be made for the de-
parture OF the ~Orangemen from Tough
Mask when their work is completed.
LONDON, November Is The ~sculling
match between Edward Hanlon, of To-
ronto, and Edward Trickett, Of Sydney,
N. 3. W., over the Thames championship
course. from Putney to Mortlake, for the
championship of the world and the sports
mems challenge cup, and f400, came off
to-day, and was won by Hanlon in his
usual style. The race was a mere process
sion from the start. Hanlon rowed in
splendid form. He stopped several times
to allow Trickett to come up. Tremendous
crowds OF people witnessed the affair. It
was q walk-over for Hanlon. Time, 29
minutes and 8 seconds.
A reinforcement Of 100 men has been
sent to Boycott House. Preparations have
been made for the occupation of Headport.
four miles farther on, in consequence Of
the threatening aspect Of affairs there.
There was a Land League meeting at the
gates of Boycott's house. bnt the great
meeting was held fourteen miles off.
At a meeting Of 500 persons at Knockan-
rose, near Walshtown, yesterday, for the
purpose Of "Boycotting" three landlords
and land agents in the neighborhood, Jas.
O'Brien, an Irish-American, in the course
of a speech, said that If " Boycotting" had
not the effect Of reforming them the people
should resort to stronger measures, and
try if leaden pills would suit their diges-
ton. The first duty of Irishmen, he said,
was to get a rifle, and the next was to use
it. He added that there were 500, 900 stout
men in America who would die happy if
they could kill one cursed Saxon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
IMPORTANT MINING TRANsAC-
TIONS.

II seems that a new impetus is about to
be given TO mining matters in this dis
trict. The SENTINEL has urged all along
that there was no better field anywhere
for the profitable investment Of capital
than right here in Eureka. 1t is glad to
know that its advice is being needed by
people abroad.
We learn of several important mining
transactions that have either taken place
or are so far along as to leave no doubt OF
their early consummation. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Richard, Of the Rich
mond, has negotiated the sale OF the
Bald Eagle series and the Williamsburg,
to London parties for the sum Of $780,
900. This is a heavy transaction, but the
property mentioned is well worth the
money. Mr.. Pedeaux has no doubt of
accomplishing the sale in London Of the
Belmont, Racine, and other mines on
Adams Hill. The figures for this prop
erty have not TRANSFERRED. but we infer
that they will hardly fall below a quarter
Of a million. These two sales mean the
introduction in our midst of two more
heavy British companies. Besides the
individuals who will be benefited by the
sale of this mining property, our district
is destined to be permanently benefited
by the infusion of fresh blood and the
operations Of two additional companies.
We are also informed that there is to be
q consolidation Of the Price & Davis and
Albion, with heavy machinery erected at
two points on the property. If this
scheme is carried out the Albion CONSOLE
dated will have a magnificent extent of
mineral bearing territory, and will un-
doubtedly prove one of the greatest min
ing properties in the west. Other smaller
transactions than those noted are in
of consummation, but the above
will serve to show that our district is at
tracing a fair share Of the attention of
capitalists and gives promise Of entering
upon a new and unprecedented era Of
prosperity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16

The Union Pacific Railroad has recent
ly made an important reduction in it's
freight and passenger tariffs. The re-
d%uction, we think, is to be attributed to
the TACT that the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe road is nearing completion and a
connection with the Southern Pacific. It
10 stated that the Southern road is des-
tined to command the largest share of the
freight carrying business of the coast.
Eastern cities are also bidding actively
for the Arizona trade, and drummers
from the East are invading that Terri.
tory by the hundreds. This all comes of
railroad competition.
But Nevada and California are not in
position geographically to derive much
benefit from the completion of this new
trans-continental line. Unfortunately
for us the westerly ends of both of the
overland roads are controlled by one and
the same company. It will make no diff.
ference to this company which of the
roads gets the big end Of the business.
What Nevada requires is crossroads
between these through lines. We can
then patronize the line that treats us
the best by giving US the cheapest rates.
Our State would also be immeasurably
benefited by the opening up Of hundreds
Of mining districts. now dormant for the
want Of capital and proper facilities for
their successful development.
The construction Of the proposed road
rom Eureka TO the terminus Of the
Utah Southern would afford this section
Nevada immediate relief. The mo-
nent Of its completion would afford US
he benefits arising from the competing
'ates Of the Union Pacific.
In visw II this ststs Of tssts, w sab.