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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Sic 0r&berf6mit6nm9 tn Gettpss


Gettysburg, Berni., 30. Mui. - alle
arrangements fir pie uuf mOr9en onberaumte
6eicr i'm bicTgen gntiOnalfrieObOte iiuO pol1eu=
Set. Die Nadrid)t, OaB mc0er Der BrafOent,
nod bic SetretGre Blaine, 98tn6om nnb 6unt
bierber fommen f6nneu, erregte groBe &nttdu=
ifurg, ilbefen ftctt OenuO4 Elm grOBer 8eiuA
in @usTft. Die &erenlonie'n ftuoen am
giod1mittaoe Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
GDnfItnn.

&lbang, N.zD., %. Yiai. - Der yGrz
preB," Elm Organ Der Auhdnger Gonflin9'8,
ertlGrt beute, e8 erii1ire teine oOffuung mebr
auf Oa8 Su1anScfommen zines @aufus, ,uuS Die
6reuube &ontling's id]eiHen iif in Der Dfmoz
rttat SU beitn6sn. Die &epublitaner wiroen
irBt mabridciulidl 81 eiuer gSabl ihreiteu,
obne Uorber Die 8iferenjen tnnerbalb Der etge=
nen Partei beleitigt 81 babeH.
Rem Dort, %. Utai. - ORIGINATOR
&ontltng perbradte ben beutigeu Sag in ieiz
nem 3immer i'm v5iiniten 2lueuue 0otel." 3"
Gue Seiufer nit 9lusnabme Ginger intime
6relnOe nuroen ab9epeien.
Nem= gorf, 30. Wai. - @r- Senator
@Ontling rciite heute gtadmittag wie0er mad
gllbaug ab.
&lbanD %. Mai. Sine Combination
ioll bon oer ,Stalrparts," pelde Die llum6g-
lid]feit Der &ieoererwGbIung @Outlin95 eiuicz
ter, nit Oen ,palf=8 =8reeoS" geihIofen noroen
iein, nm bie GruGbIung Oe5 9rn. Sila8 3.
8utGer gum Sunoe5ieHator 5u iidbern. @ou=
oerneur GOrneu piro ais Der ftdrtite Gou0iOlt
betradltct, uno man glaubt, 0aB er Obne 0titba
ermGblt iptrbcn miiroe, penn er in icine Jomi=
nation eiulpi(ligte. 5tifter 0tObertiOn bate
beute mehrere llntcrre6ungen nit Dem @ouotrz
neur, angebltdl, nm ibn gu beuegen, ais Gait
oto0t aubureten.
@Ontliu9 iit in gcicQiAnft oes ,6ru. Blatt
unO res SicC=Brdioeuteu Artbur uon gtttuz
g)Ort bier angelaugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
@fmt @eti Ss,ttItr,a GlrHe.

2OWeIl, YtufI., %. Utai - 5n Se5ug
ouf DIE @cpCide aus 9enoer, @Ol., mad mels
der Der bort negsn zines gloroeS gum Goot
Derurtbeilte SaliSburp, alias @Ontp, etn gfeffe
bs8 @cnerals 8enj. s. Buffers ietn ioa, err
tlGreu Der 9ettere uno alle 0tttglicoGr einer
6umile, Ie fennten feinen Serponoteu gta'
mems 9aliSbmu o0er SoHtg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Esiftc GhfttcSett F,etc.

B06ie, @0l., %. Wlai. = Gintgc lln0erz
autmortlidle Qeute oetlan9teu bic @ntlniiung
bcr dliueiiihen 9rbeiter, Die al Oem Saue Der
nod bier fiibren6en gieubabn beid)dttSt Iu0,
gls 0ies peripetgert nuroe, narldlirteu llnges
fGbr 40 8epaifrete naf Dem 80 Dteilen entz
ftrnten 9ager Der @htneieu. 9ie @ienbabn<
SSCtpaltung bate 6ielRlbeu aber i6nel mad ei=
uem @il0ub in Der 9Ritte 6e8 WOuO- See'S
bliugeu tufeu. Die @biueienbafier, Ourauf
uidt pcrbgrsitSt. tebrteu mad bee 9taot surid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Cine tteate @oltsetbeb5roc lit Srov.

8rOD N.-y., %. Wtat. = GtlIer Der re-
publltunliten Boli5ei=&ommiiiare wurOe Beute
bonn 0iupOr ipegen MiBbrau9 Der 4mtsge=
malt iuspeubirt unb Die Boliiei &omnliifOu
fcllte Johann unoer5itglif) cine gr0btentbeil8
ar8 9emofroten beitehen6e 8Oli3eimaht on.
Die neue Wannid1aft lit berett8 I'M Oienite un0
Die MoBnubme oCS Magor8 miro aQ9emeiu gez
bili9t. Die Stabt mar eit Dem 2. O5. Utts.
obue 8oli3ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Gtne etngeTGncite DermefMn9Ss
(Srne0ifiDtf.

Oeno er, G0l., %. WtaI. = Gtne Depelde
aus Colorado Springs ntel0et TOlgen0es :
ry6r. Mgtbios, ein in 9ienlten Der y9enuers
93io @ranoezgabn" ftehenOer @ioilzSngenieur
betanb Id1 iett Dem 25. april nit elmer 4u3abl
&egleiter in Der @unntion=@egen6, nube ben
GuelIen Der 0tOartnsz Sort. un6 mar Ourb ben
Sdnce unO oas SOdwaiier BON aQem Serfebr
nit ben Qniiebluuscn abgeidnitteu, ipdbrenO
Die ieinOliifen Snbtaner ibn Oerbinoerteu, in
n1rolider &i9turg OOr3uOringen. @iue 6iilfs,
expedition, ipeldle am 10. D. 0tts. BON 2eaos
bile obging, febrte 9eiiern Suriif unO beriatet,
oaB iie 0iptbias ntbit @efdbrten am lettet
NiOntuge aus ihrer rniBlidlen Gage befreite.
Die @erettsten batteu ieit 80 Gagen giiAts ge=
uofen, aubsr friifem 6leiid unO tparen iebr
idlpo9, oIs ibnen Siilfe 5u Sbeil wurOe. w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Yt1t9 mertfD.

Sta6 M erifo 20. Otai. = Sine Sill
1T tCm @on9reiie untsrbreitct mOrOen, tuelfe
ben 8rGfoenten crmGdtigt, cine ytattonalz
@anf 81 ctablirer. - Die rBaimers Sulliuaus
Comp" bat lluterbanolungeu an9efniipft, um
Die ulte r8oluca=" unO Die sSalupa &bal~
diOnuela.8ahn" fGufid an iidl 81 briugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
0lttertfartfdle Sr1tnpe1t ftt Wferffn

Gan 4ntOniO. Ser., %. Dtat. - Sor
etlifen Sagen iebte 9ieutellant Bulls nit elmer
2btbeiluu9 SemuoletbSunbidaiter iiber Die
meTtfan1iGe @renSe, I'M Die fetnoltf)en 2ipaus
SI perIOl9enr peldle Die Sanlilie Re2auriu erz
tnor6et batten. Ser meritaniide Soniul gu
go9lc=9aB bat mn eine1 Briei 9eidlriebert,
in tpeIfetn er ge9en Die Snoaiion Merito's
eur1 amsrifaniidle 8ruppen proteiirt unO bic
7Srage ftellt, auf ruefen 9lutoritdt Die Semesuug
borQellommcn tpurbe. Der 8rtef lift Dem
Salptquartlere Der Qrmee in @aibiuqtoniib
mieICn moroen. @eneral .. 9. StQnleD, Be
fehlstaber bes 9iitrifts gtueceS, Oriift ben @nt'
iGlub aus, alle rduberii6en SHOianerbauben,
lpeld)e 3ufludt i'll Wterifo iuden, iiber Die
@ren5e gu ueriOlgen uub 81 5ii4ti9er, mo- er iie
ou6 triHt. DaS 8eiultat oes pom ulerifani=
ifen Souiul erbObeHeH PrOteits 1T nod ni4t
befaunt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
")(em U0a((DnQe'

1T Der bene @isidlraaf (Refrigerator) In anerita
unb man pereeie niht, baB oas Sele a1e,e oas Bilz
Iiofe it, 81 perengt in alien Gbtheilun9en gtniabz
belt, 8orslaliGfet uno 0alerbaitI9teif tn d.
aSabrbdit puHber6ar TT ieHc @iserparnts, unb ber
P1iierteAdlter m On uno anSieheno; aber ole SOners
Orfomnlel, ftefs trcGer uno uoGtommeu faIt, erre9
SrIaunen unb bat cine nnSabl SGilder, ue6e ie utz
teriud9t babene sur Sepinoerung bin9eriIien. sic
erhdlt anes letbt Berbelbltde, oGs man btnetn ite
aeiuHo, iriiel nnS satrasitdI ud9reno r8eno etne3
3eitraumes.
2str boben cine gusiuobl re9elndsiser @rosen, fer
tigen ;eoo6 dtf Sefenns irgeno cine @roBe on, uie
fie fir &rpat=Salnilien, Soitbduer Sotels Salons,
Jaeitouratonen. Grocer, 6leif4er, Dampf6oote uu.
paiien.
nnisr SierfEbIer lit Der elesanteItc unb bette I'm
Wfdrtte.
Uan fprede In unerem bon Srn. s. s. 5uobes.
eine betannten 8nrser SoIttmores, 9elciteen 09pts
qunrtiere
G6e Der SfbertBs nno Serin9tonifr.
Dor unO iberSeuse iib ie6f. Gin 3siud baid6f wtro
iidb IobHcE. (April23, tDlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
grets 25 Geats pro s6a8tsl.
9a allen Apotbsteu Ju sobeu.
rzRau IeIe 8aITb unO Babr."
2ltt 06S Bttbltfttull

Sc Tam tene before Corontic fhrbsn 9psrth ron 81.
Gnfuon's oltbeorlnbeten U. u. R.siSetlmitteIn
ouIgepieieu meroen, als bic eIen6en une HugloeH
Gnahmunoen 6erIebeu. gs Qibt iotuobl iolShe gS7ea
ioIucns" oils aid a0leliei5" uno Sins" Sebet GH9
Dor uno pcrloRet nlIr 6ubmop's uu0 ohtet Saraul,
bu Der 9lame nRobpGq" iib oui BEN 9sLaniten aItta
teg beiinbet. (5uuiS9, &aed&S3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
8aOwaD'S
&egulirenOe Rtactt.
Boufcrittlene Bnr9aniett, IEhOernee Nbfakes
Rttttel, tJirieN ohnC SdlmetI, itcts iuOetIaJ5t6
uuD tsatiirlidl tn tbter Spetati1n.
Sin nesetabtttT6es GrTabmttteI F&g
GnlnntEl.

Eoulommcu obne ie9H6cn geiseidmad, elegant miE
iafem @ummt gIaiirt, purstren, resuItreu retuiaeH
uni itdrfen.
ginoipa1's ptIlen Sur 7ilr nusr Rranfbeten beg
g2aQens, 6erse6er, oer Gcodme ber Reren Der gHoIs
ioute idr nero0ies Sopiueb, Beropfung Jnoiaefioa,
SpSpcpie, bilioie 3utdube, 5ie6er misunderstanding
ouuo 6dmorrhoteen uno ale anoereH 9etOeH oes lRs
terleibS. @tne poltommene 9ur gNroHtirt. Stein pc
setnbitib, feline Spur bon Nertir, WlinsraIIsH sbsE
iddoliheu Sroquen.
557-glon bsathte foIsenbe Spmptome bon sronEbels
ten Der Seroouuu9Sor9ane 8eriopIlng, tuHeritGe
6dmorrbotben, 8luttpalung ua6 oem aopie, Sdure
i'm DGger, nebclteit Soobrcnuen, @tel por benz Gsu
gin9ehornden, ioures auiaoBen, Siflten ooer 8eeeH
6es SCREENS, erItidenbes Setuhl bem ee9eu, Jtebei
ODER Sldderu Dor Den Qu9eu, Se6er oumpie Shmexs
scn i'm Sopie todenoen atbem, geI6es &usie6en eex
6out un6 Der au9en, Seitentehen, ShmerSen In ber
RruIt un6 in ben @liebern pl0Bltbe anUaQuuqen boo
6se, Bremen bes 6leihe5.
@inige Goieu BON RaSmap's Vtutn iusrben Aas
6Qitem BON allen obensenaunten Sran9eteH beireiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
DerS Samnw8sbtF6tpetSea.

0fubr, Dtarrboe, Cholera U2or6us oberIfm,r,EsFt,v
StuhI9ong nGoen in ij-2g Udnuten flrrirt SHrS
9aonap'5 Reaoo Reltct. gBeocr SerRopfuna soS
gn5uHoln9, Dcor ShUdde nod Viattiatet ssrlrrs
l04t Der @eUraud BON u. U. Nlellef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
5S mar ba8 erIte uno LIT ba8 etn,ioe
S&mrr3bertiIgrnbt 0ittsI

6a5 TN au9enbItHe ben audlenoRen 2ebeu Gfu5e1
tGut, oas gnt5tHounaen unOgongetonen BELT, m5osS
ie nun an oen eungen, Dem ga9en, Den gtnqeusiheT.
BET eHmdli9er anUen6ung. '-'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
GtnIofIo1t ettter 0ofnt,,ptIne.

9 attanOO o 9 a, Genn., %. WiNt. = Der
8ompffeIicl einer QotOmOti0e Der ygtalbUiles
Chattanooga 8abn" erploorte lm u llbr
heute friib in 9Sol9e eiibermGBi9en 0ampiOrude8.
Ser 6ei3sr @bas. 6. Sanoeman tprroe 80
9urbs weit fOrtQeidJleu6ert unO augeubllflt9
9et66tet. Ser GOtOmOtiUfiibrer, pel9er gTaOe
berob9efiegen mar, .entfam rnperlett. @tn 9
Yfun6 tpiegenbss Stiif @tien fog cine balbe
Dieile melt burd Die Quft unb traf ben 8a9s
gou Suipeftor S. 6. Sind, pelfer auf Der
Stelle loot bleb. Sin anoereS Stiid @tlen
seritmetterte bic @de zines 6auies,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Sfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XOn6 o H. Ont, %. Wfai. = TOn BEN
@aiiag;ereu bcs pcrungliidten 9ampierS Sic
toria" iino, 10 tueit man geniB rpeiB, 104 9es
rettet. Der Snqueft 1T bis gum ud9ieu Ytitt=
nod oeri9Oben porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Anmbnrn pnn Der 9pGpeteft.

90mburg, 9, %. Wtat. - Der Senat bat
Elm gu Berlin abgeihoiieneS unO berettS pom
6iiliten giSmard gebilligtcS arrangement an
9efiinbigt, welfC5 Uorid)relbt, oaB 6amburg
Gin 6rebaien fir OeH GugrOS 6anOcl uuO ben
Grport Der 5uouitrie 8rooutte bleibsn ioq.
Ser @intritt 6nmburg's III Den 3Ollusreiu Ol
uod Sttober 1881 IlattiiuOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
GnrOpati9e GabeIberi6te.
Mine ne,ts WiehIftener.

Serlin, 28. DRai. - 6iirit St5mard er'
ildrte gefern 2benO bel elmer uarlauentauihn
Soirre, cir ueuer 2ou auf 0tehl Jet unabWeUo1
bar, oa anoue Stuotcn abHlife @taBre9eln
ergreifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Gin 9Oaar pro Gslafae.
ca ca "a
G0o'paD's @caSB Geltef
turirt rln0 Oerbiitet

8ubr, 9iarrBUe, GbOIera glUrbus, stebsr
unb Samera Gbeumati8nms, gleroSIe
S6mer5eu, 9ppbteriti3, SaIsents
ilnOung, Snfluencia, atbs
mungSbei6nerbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Gttt3GaSutt8 Der SarnbIaSe unS
0er Rtcreu,

iCTe bel 6roniiben 6aGcn Oou ueissm feIus unb o..
b6rmuttcrleioeu. o']D N'' St-
Cine 6Iaide Cntbal me5r aIttucunS betFr5TtI,, vrs.
mente olS traeno Elm anoercs BrGparGt. Die UsSi'S~
miro tbeCottelmeile 9enomen tUdbreno au6ers 5itsS
iuni bis iebs I(al 70 uiel erforberu " @''''S'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
gefe8tap9t(Gs 9epelGen.

(SsriGts : -Hfocttrten Brefe" fnr oen -DeutlGeu
&oIreiponoenteu.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
g S6ptnoGu6t

luheu tci0cn; 6inimDln0Cn Sntartuug mn a.
9ndrun9 oer yhcren, 3udcrtrdnrbcit llrinperboIiTs
klCio5at!ac EIneern9 9epdhrt. no ioEf Gatbeer gcs
str UIJn stGFn' mSGs l9mer3bate Operation mine
OOn - ~NN" ONIASA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30

aleranDria, Sirg., %. Uiai. - @tne
ans iiinf 6oI3gebdu0eu beitebenOe 5duierreibe
I'M peItIiden Staottbeilc brannte segeu s ubr
beute frii1 nieber. 9a8 Geucr entfanO in ct,
nen1 Souie, in mel6em 3ipei tlcine 8in6er, De.
ren gItcrn fid tur5 uorber entfernt batten, eins
9eidloiien maren, unO Die Slammen Uerbreite.
ten itd 10 raid, oaB zines Der SinOer, EN- neun
UiOnote alter SGugliug, umgetOplmen mar,
ebe man ibm 6Ilie brtugen tOunte. 0a8 an,
tere Sinh, 3 SABRE aft, tlettelte Our9 ell 6ens
fer NIB muroe gerettet.
gll8 iid1 Gin SdneQju9 ans benz Siioen
bCute Yiittag Der Staot nGherte, puroe Elm
9teger bel Dem 8eriudje. por Der 9Ofomotip.
ba8 @elciie 5u treu5en, iibcrfabreu uno ougeu
blidlid 9etDOtct. Der Sopf uuO Der SbertDr.
PER mlrben onf entietlidle Neiie 3ermQlmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30

Sic anmcnbaHg bc5 n8eooO Gcltcf" an Der oSer BEN
tniien.
3rci6ia bis ieds3i9 Eropicn baOon in enem aaIssu
8rni9lo5 p0H 2Eoiier Uer0en in Ucn9en 9lugcn6lideH
&tampe, Ylaqenldurc, Soo6reuneu, 9opfihmerBeH,
Diauboe, SpieuterD, aoUf, 8ldlun9en in ben since
tuCbCn ulo oGe tuneTlihcn Sdmeuen beileu
0i5ienoe iOlten uuuer eiHe SlaIbe 0fabnaa'S
"GtCoop GlelcI" bel ft traaen. 9peniQe 5ropfen bee
Uon, in gBdier aethaH, beugeH alien Strant5eea uRb
ben oomlt OernupTtcn Hetocn, bic aus Oem Ge6raude
idlehiCu gSuiluS cnprngen Uor G5 in ein beIi.reE
@timulQnt ole frQns oiitber Brnnhn oher yIitierer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
Sn etner bis 3tuan3ig Miunfsn,

Uie iebr audi ben RbeumahIhen, gsitIdaerIses,.
Sdnoden, Seriruppetcn, Weru0ieu, @idtifen SSsr
an ioniti9r 2rantbeit S,ioenoen QudlCn m6ger .ass
ihaffen bel S''
&n5iinOunqcn Der gtiereH, Gntlinbunaeu Ser
8laie, 9COGrnl=@ntjinoung, guugen &suoes
itionen, 9ai8 Seibeu, 2lfbmu, 6u,ilopfen,
0ipbterta, 69ltcrIihcn 2lufGQn, 8rdHue,
Satorb, Snilue5d, aopfrpcb, 3abnidmer,eu,
giClrlagta, &hcumatiSmns, faltem uuO beiseri
6iebCr, 0liAner0uaen Hn6 6roilbeuleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-30
gus Ser SHnoeSDamptitaot.
0rdbcrIdDntaGuuss


W ihtngto II, 20. WiGi. - Ille Gre
futiu.DGpartementS peroeu morgen anIdBli1
oeS @rGberihmiidungstaQc8 aei6loiien bltiz
ben. Sine Baraoe Der Bunoe8truppeu, Der
o@rano Qrmp" unO Der HegermiliS mlr6 am
8Ormlttage itattfnOen, ipOrauf bic @rdber Der
SunbesiOlOaten auf Den Oeridlieoeneu 6riebhGz
fen unter ben iibliden @eemonien Qei6muft
tueroen. 9lnf @rlington miro I'M Sonusuaufs
gang uno 0itttag ein Salut abqcfeuert, uuo Der
3ug, tpelder iial bei'nl alteu - yWonious 6ouie"
auiitellt, maridirt Johann na9 ben @rd6ern
Der unbefannten So0ten, no Die &apeQe cine
3rauerlpeie ipielen miro. Der 3ug mQritirt
0ann meiter uno beIreut Die baitieOenen @rGz
Der nit Slnmen, iporauf I'M Gmpbitbeater Uers
iflleoene He6en aebalten uno 9eotdte unO Sic.
Der uorgCtragen meroen iollen. 4ebulid]e Sc
remOuie'n ftn0en bel Der SoiOatenbeimatb unO
ouf Der @ongreiiionalz@eme Itatt.
Sur Eefunornug.
Der Sd)atamts Gegiltrutor 8ruCe bat Elm
@trtular erlaiien, tportn befannt gemQd)t mir0,
boB Die ied8pro5enttgen SbIigationen BON
1861 uno 1868 unO Die fiiuipro3entigen oeS
funbirten 4nleben8 Don 1881, Die 3ur BrolOns
girung eingeienoCt puroen, oerIfieoenen uu0
beionoeren @miiitonen angeb0reH uHo ais iOlde
BON ben asamtsbeamten beban0elt uerben.
@enn baber Sbligationen mebr, ais eirem Der
anleteH 5u gleiGer 3eit jur BrOloH9attOn ein=
geienOCt tper6en, 10 mug Elm beiouoeres Sufrllts
tionsidreiben ieoe Slafe begleiten, nm cine
prompte @rlebi9ung be8 auftrage8 5u iiAern.
Dcrriiidjtes.
Die gitrige Stcuerelnnabule betrug $685.
92.78, bic 3o0eiunubme 1922 1873.
9tattoualbantnOten I'M Setrage BON $432,s
600 puroen 9eiteru Sebufs @inl0iung im
Sdlatante empfan9en.
Der YrdiiOent bat 6rn. Gba8. Saulo aus
SHOiana gum GjenerallOniul III Berlin err
nannt.
Sin gcftsrn bier cirfulireubeS @riidt, nad
treldsm 8bOS. s. SraNp, Stepben 8. Dor
iep unb SObn 6. 6rendl wegen Setriigereten
in Se5ug auf Den StsrnpOlOient BON ben
groB9eifmoreueu in AnfIagSutan6, periebt
worOen icin iOllten, miro BON 8eamteu Oe5
BOit Departments III 2lbreoe 9eItellt. Die
llnteriu9ung 1T nod i'm @uuge.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-27

EUREKA LODGE. MO. Is. r. d 4. N.
THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
reks Lodge, No. 10, y. & A. NJ. will b.
held in Odd Tsilews' Hail Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sistss lodges, and sojournine
brethren in good standing, ars cordially tnyit
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Axxx. d. Rocx. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SOCIETIES.

ct, JOHNS CHAPTER. no. 8.
rT1HH STATED coNvocATIoHs OF, 81.
Il Johns Chapter, No. q. r. A. NJ. Will be
hald at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday nsxs sue
csedina the pale Of the moon In each month.
All Royal Arch Nssons, in good standing. ar
cordially invited TO sttend.
A. D. Rocx. Secretary.
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The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
Anonymous Letters.

EDITORS EPITAPH;-Qulte number of anonymous letters, ordering people to leave town in quick order, have been re. ceived by citizens of Tombstone If the writer of these missives is in earnest, it is serious mattor and deserves the immedi. ate attention of the community in feretting out and punishing the guilty parties But, knowing many of the persons who have received such letters, we are satisfied there is nothing serious intended, and if we are correct in our supposition, the only solution of the matter is, that it is the work of some "boys" who are fond of a good joke and desire hearty laugh at the expense of their neighbors. If we are correct in this supposition, we would sug. gest to the boys that while it may amuse them il is exceedingly damaging to our city and mining interests. and the sooner they stop it the better.
 Our knowledge of the men who have received such letters will not justify the belief that they are initiating the custom house officer in New Orleans who prOcur ed a man to shoot at him in order to gain the sympathy of congress and the people generally. Such things are sometimes done, but in this case we are satisfied it IS nothing more nor less than desire to have some fun. The people here are not just now in condition to enjoy It.
 OBSERVER
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
Threats Against Gu,teau.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-A Journal Washington special says: The would-be assassin of Guiteau con- tinues to appear. A photograph of a man named Utiely, who is said to have left Nebraska few days ago to come here to assassinate the assassin, has been received by the authorities. A notification has also been received that the Mollie Maguires of Pennsyl- vanla have been detailed to kill the jury if they fail to convict,the attempt to be made on the 2lst. A package addressed to Guiteau, opened yester- day, was found to contain piece of rome.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
E Six-Page Edition.
This Page is from the Daily
 of Sunday, Dec. IS.
WHERE ARE WE DRIFTING

Taking the facts set forth in the report of the grand jury, the letter of Wells Spicer, and the communi- cation of "Observer," that appear in this morning's EPITAPH, text is presented upon which there is little or no need of comment. The report of the grand jury is based upon sworn facts, therefore incontrovertible. The letter received by Judge Spicer speaks for itself, and as the work of an assassin. The communication from "Observer" is correct in its con clusions, so far as we are able to judge. The very fact that Frank Leslie and Judge Moses were the re- cipients of an open postal card with the warning to leave, denotes that there was no seriousness intended by the sender. That does not lessen the heinousness of the offense, how ever, and no pains should be spared in ferreting out the miscreant who sent them, and make an example of of him or them, thereby showing those of his ilk that they will not be permitted to insult and intimldate honest and respectible people in this manner. If there is to be change for the better in Tombstone there must be entire unanimity of action upon this question. The pal liation of crimes of this sort is little less heinous than the actual perpe- tration of them. It is reported that Judge Moses, feeling insecure in his person and possessions, has taken his family and gone with them to California. This, if true, is to be re. gretted. Our business men ought to have assured him, in unmistakable terms, of their sympathy and support, and should have prevailed upon him to remain. The loss of one or two such men, from such cause, is more disastrous to the business intrests of Tombstone than would be fire that would wipe out one of the best blocks in the city. The attempted assassination of the mayor of Tomb stone, the threat of assassination of a commissioner of the United States and justice of the peace, and the warning of two prominent citizens to leave town, in one week, is just a little too much to be borne with patience.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
Gossip from the Capital.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-The nom. ination of Brewster for Attorney. General has been referred to the Ju- dietary committee.
 At cabinet meeting o.day the Chili-Peru imbroglio was discussed Blaine took formal leave of his asso- ciates.
 The Senate adjourned until Mon. day.
 General Sherman has gone to St. Louis to attend the funeral of the late General Turner. Sherman was at one time a partner of Turner's in the banking bushes in San Fran. cisco.
 The Senate committee on the in vestlgation of contingent fund ex- pendltures in the various depart. ments, to-day examined Chief Clerk Power of the treasury department. The interrcgations are based upon and minutely refer to the testimony taken by the Melin commission.
 Thos. c. Acton of New York, sup. perintendent of the assay office, will be nominated Monday assistant treas urer at New York, vice Hillhouse.
 The Washington Monument as- sociation will ask Congress to appro- priate $2O0,000 to continue the work of completing the monument.
 Among the S67 bills introduced in the house yesterday was one by rownshend of Illinois, providing that hereafter no territory shall form a constitution or apply for admission as state until it shall contain a population equal to representation in the house. The bill is, of course, primarily introduced to head off ex. pected applications from Dakota and Washington territories, and would also doubtless apply to New Mexico.
 Under the title of "a bill to author lze the president to reserve from sale or any other disposition certain timber lands in California" the repre- sentatives of that state yesterday introduced the bill of last Congress empowering the president to select from California public lands and set aside as public parks such tracts con- taining sequoia gigantea trees as he may deem proper, not exceeding two townships in the aggregate.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
The Thunderer on Blaine.s Circular,

LONDON, Dec. I7.-The Times, commenting on Blaine's dispatch concerning the Clayton-B Bulwer treaty says: If international good faith is to count for nothing, with what show of reason can England be required to allow a highway between the oceans to be placed under American guns? Blaine must remember that the freedom of passage between two oceans can in no possible event be- come an exclusive American right. The whole world has an interest in maintaining the free use of the great hiohway,
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
A Crowded Calendar.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Up to the adjournment of the senate and house yesterday there had been in troduced in the senate 592 bills and sixteen joint resolutions; in the house, 1913 bills and joint resolu- tions. The call of the states for pre- sentation of bills in the house for reference rests with the state of Pennsylvania. It is supposed that nearly one thousand bills and joint resolutions will be introduced when both houses meet on Monday.