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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
OS4rhm6rFfe.

@bicago, 81. Sum.-0ie 3ufnbr bon
Sd,reinen belief iidb beute aui 27 900, bic Serz
ien6ung aui 5000 @tiid; bic 8reiie oGriirten
,piId1en S.. 90 unS S6.15. - &inOuieb: gu
fubr 800, gerien6uns 23OO; Sertdrte 81
$500 bis 1925. = @daaie: 3ufubr POO
S5erieuOun9 =; SGfduie Ill $3.50 Bis S. 90
ct. 2ouis, 27. Sdpetne: Ser.
t6ufe Al 1910 bis $6.10; 3ufubr 5000
@erienbuu0 600. - &inOOieb: 8ertdnfc 81
1915 bis $500; 3ufubr 25OO, 8erlenounl
7OO.-S6aaie: SertGufe6 gu $500 bis S4.25
3ufuhr $50, Serisnbuug feline.
@afs9tbertp, Benui., 27. SUM-. =
0le 3ujuhr Don 8iuopieb belief ilA ami 349;
@tid; SerfGule 3u 1915 bis $3.50. =
Sdwttne: 3ufubr 6383; Sertdute du 500
bis S6.S5.-gdaafe: ,3ufubr $500; Sertdut
AT ben 9reilsu Der testeE 8OAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Sic Se1,0tOrloalIl In ySelp= q OFT.

y ID mn, Yf.zgJ,I q. SlIlll. -Ole WeIVF'
9ebung nabm bcrte in gemeiuiaaitlit]er Slt=
Suuq cine ueitere 4bItintnung sur @rmd6lHng
SlnC8 gtQdiolger8 fir @onlliHg Dor: Potter31 /,
@onfliuQ "a, g8beeler 80, 2apb0m s, 5eritreut
G. Die 9tbitimmung sur @rpGblung eine5
9todfolqers fir Blatt bate folgenOes 9teiultat:
3epem 80, Sernan 50, Blatt p, &orneQ 4,
Grcwlen 5, tSoSfinS 8, 2apbam l. 4uf ans
trag bs8 Srn. WurfbD wurOe beIfloiien, fiinfz
tig6in nidt meniger, oils bier 2lbftmmun9en
td9li4 por5unebmen. Die 9emeinltaitlthe
SltunQ mur0e oaun bis morqeu Oerta9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Mn,,er In 0srnnfIntt.

8roofl1n, N.sY., p. Sunt. =. 0a8
,8rooflpus sSnfitut," >" Jtr. 1876 bis 200, 8aibz
inQtonftraBe, rpurbe beute Gbenb taif 9dn;ltA
nurd) 6euer 8eritDrt. Ytan oermuthet, oaB oa5
ICuer IN 9rofeiior 8Ogle'S AteIier, i'm Dttttels
Sunfte Ses @eb6uoes auSfam. @roBe Iufres
gurg entfanO inter ben Sniaiien oes anitOBen=
Sen "Home of the Friendless," ieoodl muroe
Elm Banif perbutst. 9aS SuititutgebduOemar
fiir $40 COO beriihert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
@siedlenLano's @ebietserlpeiiernna.

Burlington, q. Suui.-S StobadtuH,
gen, meldlc 6r. Upton pom SiguulOicnIe pdb=
reno Der lcttcu Orei gtddte i'm 6lottenzObier=
OdtOrium mGdte, baben Die Sermutbung be-
ltdrIt, OuB Der gcgenWdrtig iidtburc aOmet Der
icriae BON 1907 1T.
Der Somet 1T etwa 81 0iiQioucu Weileu
UOu ou Groe cutterut uuO ueiht immer weiter
bon oeriGlbeu 3uriid. @rndbert Tdl Der Sonne,
mo Der BcrlbeliOu,0u4g0ng pirO uugeid9r
am /. >$ull cmtrctCu.
YOuiSOille, &n., p. 5uui.-PrOi, SlciH
in 6ariOrO, Sp., bebuuptct, ben sur 3tit iibt=
barren &omCten ifon i'm lcBteu Septcmber eHts
Ocdt Su hobeu. Gr ertIdrt lhH fir Den Some
ten UOn l7S8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
s6reGIt6er 500 etmes RtmSeS,

YittStOn, 3D., p. SUM. = Oa8 5mII
Sabre alte Sinh be8 biCigen 8iiy9er8 SonHel
0toaers, Iamen8 SObn, fam wd4reno elmer
fur5en Qbmeienbeit ieiner Wutter geitern abenO
eiuGm Sopfe iiebenOeu @afers, Der nafldiit9er
g9eiie fir bas SiuO erreidbar gelaIien wOrOen
mar, su nabe nnb itiir5te oenielben 10 unglifz
lid nm, oaB es Don bem heiBen gSaTer oouz
fGnbiq perbriibt pube. gfad einigcn Sturs
ben ,drperen 9elNeus itarb Der Sunge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
@rr Sd,I6fp1, (gn,.,,1terc

Itlento NJ II, Pa., y. sum. - So9h SOP
@Dumbae, Der ihlafenOe llngar, lpradJ nab
reno Der prgangenen gtaft mebrere Otale,
na6oem er 1875 Gage lang fumm 9etpelen mar.
@r iase, er geb0re our ilapiiden Gaile, per-
febe ieOOf Die ungarilde Sprade ntft.
@pumbere's @eiifesSuitanO TT nod INNER per'
wiirt, u0ein iein Seftnben beiIert itf aumabz
I'D,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
s,er,r,tSd,te teIeorapntfd1e eeperdner

Sban :. 2S. p Qpl D II poHl 5lUttltH
@un0e8, acknowledgements 1T IN 2 t. y a III,
Oiinn., 9ciiOrben.
Der Sonnet 1T jeetaud in 90 RacOn, @a.,
eutoCdt morben.
gSm. 8ra0Gen, Ghef Der Seueriuebr BON
N(obiiOn, gGi8c., 1T Sufduig in 0tenootaIee
ertrunfeu. @r fisl in einem Srampfanfalle aus
eirem 3tuOerbOote.
Rid]mono Srelanb, ejn Su Smttb'S
Corner, Sranoc=@ountp R.sY., anidit9er
@hmieS, mur6e por9eItern bel JtarrOmSblug,
81. o., ais getd)e ans bem 9elawarez
03ioer gg;Ogm. 0RaH Oermutbet, baB er IN
betrunfenem 3ufunbe in ben Slug Itiir6te uno
Itranf.
So8.anberion 1T in 8ifezGOuntg, Qr.
fonIas, nGbreno CT oui icinem Se0e nit Pflitz
aen bcidGitigt mar, bon unbefNnnten Iteudel7
inDrbern er cl o ii IN rporoer. Ntebrere 9tadl=
barn, yiamenS 9lidJarO unO Sa8. Sohnlon nno
Gobert GItGs, itebeu I'M Seroadte, oaS Sers
brGden be9angen 81 baben.
SbCoeOr u. 8OmliniOn, SOritber Der Dgt a.
| tiunaIz4 4utt> WOnop pol sgt9 a." ~
IN @lbanp, N.s2., angetommen uno tbellt
mt, baB er 3mei9uereine IN allen @eleB9ez
| bunosbiifriften Oes Staates gegriinOet bat.
Sr, Sealu, Superintcn0eut zines pod.
oFeus III Dunbar nabe llniontOmn, 6apette-
| @ountn, 8enni., 1T III Der uorleBten gtotl
oroet fporbeu. gian glaubt, oaB oas
9ubrcden BON ausitebenOen A.bettern oernb
| murnC.
Ser GbicugO'sr 6uitbOls Sobn @ris.
ON bat iett bcreitS 80 Gage 9efaiiet. Selterr
gIittaa moq e. nod 1634 Bfuno Ooer S47
9fnno weniQer, alS oor 80 Ga9er.
SIN benz bon Der y8ell Selep BON
Comp" in goiton eiugeleitsten Bro5eiie &c
oeu Qllbert Spencer II. VI. rpegen SerleBuu!
Bee TatentredtS 0ab 8itbter 2opeu geItern in
9unoesbe,irfSgcridte cine Gntl4eiOung 81
@unifen Der 9ldger ub.
! Die geItern 5u Hep -2on6on, Conn.,, fatt9e
fun0ene oerregattG 5pnd]en De
8ootaH1annI6oftsn Der llniOerfitGten @olunl
bio unS 6arparO fisl Su @unfen Der 9ebterel
aus. q. GlDribge, ein Ntit9lteO Der geld)lagt
nen Steamboat, fiel nadl Der gSetttabrt all
| GrIdOpfurg in Sbnmadt. Den lesten ytad
ridlteu sufolge befanO er iib auf Der Ss1erlnE
8rof. 8 0 6 bonn @uOlepifen Sblgot
tolium in albaun, N,<g., 1T ttber3engtr ga
Ger aegenWGrtig fihtbure groBe SOnlet @onlo'
| Sonnet lit.
QlDtn 8atiou 1T nobe Partman.ee o
rer, Wte., ermor E t moroen, uno etn &olll
hunmer, gfamens Sumuel @bGbburnr bat %
8ubreGerEingeitonO'H.
Sefferlo @drr0ll TT IN Stn9fo
20 Weileu BON @nrcfa Springs, Art., DC
Nranf SenftnS, nit meIf,em er lett Ianaer =
berteinOet pnr, biutellilfiaer gSeiie erlaoil'
mOrbeu. Ser N0roer euttaut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Scr sdtfbrttd, Der ,,Srancuttta. E"

can 6ran3 Is CO y. Sunt.- Gln Jiez
moruueur giug nm Sp6lf rbr in Der pergange,
neil 9tadt BON bier Qb, nm Die Dtannidlaft oeS
QcidCiterten &ouidiffs y6rancOnta" BON Der
Sniel ab3ubolen, an mel9er oa8 6abr3cug
iiranoete. gis icet 1T Der 9lemOrqueur nod
nidt 3uridgetebrt, unO ieine lan9e Abme}enbelt
piro ais Elm 9iinfti9e8 i3etdlen fir cen grfOIg
ieiner Mtiifion betrad)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
sg,f Der GtYenbabu pertttaIittft

2Silmington, Del, y. SUM. = Gln
BON alien SiilT8mitteln entbl0Bter Wtann, mel
den man fir @m. &arter aus gtem0rf, N.=
g., bGlt, Der nad) g8aibingtOn unterwe98 mar,
nm cine 8enIion 81 erlan9en, muroe bsute Iriib
aui Der MISUNDERSTANDING tonzSnltimorer
Sabu" iiberfabren uuO auf Der Stelle 9et0otet
Uian rpeiB nidlt, oh Der llnglidlidbe oaS 9ez
Ieiie entlang ging oOer iiA alS bltnoer Boifa9ter
auf irgenO einem s3nge bur45ui9mu9geln pT=
iudlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
e Mmrnr MnhrtA

6aDQnna, 27. SUM. = Der OanlpTer
.,giepport," rpeld1er nm Is llbr am abenO Oes
%. SUM Die SonobarreS 81 Sanbpr r0oot treu3te,
fun nm 46 llbr beute friib i'm bieli9en 9aten
on unb bate ionat Ole 124O Dtetlen betra9enoe
9ltau5 in Sageu, u StunOen HrlO 10 Dtt=
nlIteu Suriid aeleat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Sas 0eSeb Aeaem GptelB6acn TT
yH5ffSn4A4tf.

ct. 2OuiS, p. SUM-. - 9a8 I'M leBten
gBintsr pon Der @eiebgebung an9enommene
@eiee, welhes ben Setrieb zines SaiarSipielz
0ofals gu einem @riminalperbreden fen1pelt,
trat nm u uhr am letten Samlta9 Abeno IN
Sraft. Gle SpicQOfale in ct. GOutS itno lsttz
bem aeidlo1ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Giuc 9lfttcnbratterct Oct Netu=
MOrfer gSirfi1e.

Stem. 0ort, 27. SUM. = Die bieitgen
@irtbe organiiirer eine glttiens@Ompa9uie. nm
sufinitlg ibr eigenes Sier Su brauen. Glne
Sunme Oon $25, 900 1T berettS fitr Ienen
Sntd aeseidnet n0r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
slrbetf fur Nidlfer QNit6,.

9toihoille, 8enn., 27. Suni. - 3wei
9le9er, g}amenS gEm. llttep uno 5enrq i5lier,
meif)e einen i9dnolifen Ingrtti auf 6rut
Wlottie Doois, cine 2SeiBe, gemoht batten,
murben heute NbenO in OaS @efdu9utB gu
SprinafielO gebratt. 8elOe Werten mabrz
id,eiuli6 i'm 2auie Der ytaf)t gepudt merOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Srci W 0rOer acfanaett

Ct. YouiE, do, q. Suni. = 3uI0Ile
cinCr blcr Cin9elaufyneu SpesialOepeidle Don
Graham, SeraS, muloen in &olemanzGountp
curCh ben Sder,if Nlcltcu uuo Oeu oili5mar=
idaQ @ounor ieHe Orei MGuner gcrangcn, mel
de Dor eima 5lpet gSodlcn Den SaufInann Utars
tin bon 8clfuap pOn ieinCm DGule uc9gelodt
uno ermorCct battcn. 8i5@cfangeucn wurOtn
untCr 8eOrdung uadl Graham 9Cbraft; inter
rem &olfe ober, beionOa8 untcr ben GnuOl=
mem BON SClfnup, 9enidt Osrartige Grbltte.
rung 9cgcn bic Ni6rber, OOB etn Gpuaen Der
iClbCn su beiiird)ten itcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
Ste SB4t eincs iuaBmIimntasn
S6tfSfodls.

6ruu5tScO p. Suut.-9r bier
anqeIommene 06mpier ,ytembern" briugt Die
Ranni6aft bes Sdooners y@uitace" aus 0tas
Sdtlou, rptld]s8 Sahr3eug, wie bcreitS berittet,
RON Dem pl5bliG wabuitnntg geipOr0enen
SdifisfOh, euem Gbincieu, in DIE Vutt ges
lprengt pur6e, nadloem oerielbe 0en Gapt1n
crmoioct bate. @s erbellt, baB Der Sod, mel
der bersits eiuige Sage UOrb2r Spmen BON
g8abniiun an ben Sag gelegt batte, Den Gapts
tan bel neiien @intritt in DIE Soiiite our6 enen
NeliCrfid) t0Otete unO iid] Johann i'll Dem Ser
idlage osrbnrg, IN ueldem Die 4crte auIbez
iuohrt ruroen.
Die Mann6ait uerihloB Die &aiiitcnthiircr,
uno rer Sod idritt oaraui inter fortmdbren'
Den 9rohuugeu, cas- 6ahr3eua 0nju5tHoen,
mCbrcre Sunceu lang in Der Sajiite ali mo
ub. gls ipGter cine 0tOud]wolte aus Der &a'
iite auifieg, iette Die 0tanuit0it Die SOOtc
aus unS perlieB baitia ben ShOOncr, inter Del
len Cargo iid 23OO 6dBdcn Buluer befanoen.
Sur3e 3eit Oarauf fog 0a5 80brSeug in BIZ
2uft, uno Der @abniinnige fam um'S Geben.
Sic Seelsuts areid)ten 0in}0Aon, uaf)Oem IL
ied8Sig Stunben lang bei botgebenOcr See &c.
rupCrt hQtten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
srae6Dten th gbitabetpBta.
Stpei etTeriadltiee Gbemanner rddbsn Fdl au
oeu Sausireunoen ibrer 6raHen.

8biIabelpbia, 81. Suni. - 8ie be-
reits mitaetbeilt, puroe 8alter 6int geteru
abtno, mGbrenS er auf Der SraBe nit etnem
6rauen3immer, RameHs Oia99ie Saoa9e,
ipra6, BON @eorge Siaer eridOTien. @s bat
fid ieitbem beruusgeiteQt, OaB 0ta9Sie nit 9tls
lcr Uerbtiratbet mar unb OaB 2eeterer tbr per
bOten hattie, nit 6iuf gu pertebren. 9aS
Trauen3immer nil nid)t Su9eben, oaB 3tller
ibr @atte ilt. Sle fiibrte tets MIR thren Dtdo=
hennamen uno periprah Dor aurjem, ben @rl
morceten III heiratben, inoeiien ertIttrt tetn
3meiteI Oariiber, OaB lie nit 9iller oerehelibt
mar.
llnqsfGbr cine StuuOe naf) Der 6int'id1en
Sraq6oie id)oB ELL anoerer eiferiiiAtiger Dtauu
ieine 6rau iowobl, ME oGen @ellebteu. Sa8.
Gourlc9, pelder felt eiuiger 3cit ntdt mebr
nit ieiner 6rau Dora @ourlsp lebte, orang &C.
gen IL llbr our6 Elm 5eniter in bas 3imrlsr
6erieben Gin uno fauO iie in traulidcm 3uianl=
meniein NIT einem geWiiieu Daniel 9ou9hertg.
@r er0fnete, ohue Elm g8Ort su iagen, 6euer
auf bas iAuloige 9aar uno traf 9oU9bertg in
Die Sdulter, Obne ihn iebod lcbCrsgsfdbrljt
Su perltbeu. 6rau @Ourlep erhielt cine Sugel
in Die linfe 8ruit, tpelde bis iebt nod niht
BON ben Qer5ten auigcfunben wOrOentt. @our'
len If berhnffet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
ResemIturu in RaniaS.

gSi6 ita, &s., 81. SUM. = Der beTtt9ite
0ieQen- l1nb tSagellturm iett uielen 5abren trat
in Der 9ta4t BON leeten 6reita9e in oteier Ses
Qen0 Gin. gtidt neniger, ais 5 3ou Jte9en
fitlen i'm 2uufe Der gtaht, unO Die Grnote bat
9roBen Shaoen erlitten.
&. BrenOrgaif murOe in iciner 2SOhuung,
mGbreno er am 6enltcr itanO, pom SllBe err
idlagen. Sin abernultger Sturm lndte Die
ndnli6e @egeno am Samitag8 =GbenOe lcin.
@erbesrenoer @etpitterfurr, in gSaibtmston.
2Saihiugto II, 8. s., 27. SUM. Sin
auBerQewDbnlidr beftiac8 Sewitter entlu0 iid
beute 9tbeuO oegen 10 llbr iiber bleIt9er Staot
uuo bauerte ctma eine Stunbe lang, Ser nit
SogclfDrnern psrmiifte 9te9en itrOmte in lol=
den GuantitGten berab, oaB piele Seller ilH
iuOli6en StaOttbeilc iiberidwemmt muroen.
Tor0's Spernbau8, OoS 0fathhau8 uno otele
Gnoere @ebGuOe muroen entOatlt, uno man
idlGtt ben bier uno III 9eorgetOipn entltanOes
nen Sdaoen oeriAieOenartig auf $4,000 bis
5000, eco. Nlan beQt erniilife 8eior9nihe i'm
getrtff mebrerer 9ampfer, pelde beute MT
rtulfionagielli9often anl SorO ben 6luE
hin1b 1tnQeu.
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st1rn,p ,,t1o Neiptttcr .

8ri09ep Conn.,, q. Sum. : Gln
bcftiger S6gelturm iud)tc geitern gfatmtttag
sic llmgebung Oieier StaOt betm uno hattie be-
rGdtltden Sdaoen CUR Solge. 0a8 9roBe
gendf8baus Oes Srn. SameS 6oran i'm me1=
liden Gtabttbeile puroe burh bic eiergroBen
S5aeelf0rner pOllIanOi9 oenOlirt, Sin Boot,
IN meldem id) 6reberid Butter bon bier unO
;uei @eia6rtcn befanOen, fenterte mdbreno Oes
Sturmes i'm 8ladz9tods6 6arbOr, unO Butler
ertruut. @r bintsrldBt cine gSittwe nebIt aft
Siuoern. Sn ytemton muroen mehrere mertbz
poue, Dem Srn. $. 9. @O0Oiea 9eb6ri9e $itbe
no,, 9SIrt,p erIT1InnPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28
@eGiel,
RaGrte, YaiiageiGeine u.i.tp., u. Ito.

Sd, bite, aIle auisobcn almodsntit bis Dlenffaa
Nfttaa Su MAIDEN, UNI unseidumte Belorsuna mt
iebem Donnerfass Dampfer nod europa bepertitel.
iisen 5u f6nnen. y. Naime.
gds Der SaItimOreftrass uuS PsasO sSlOenue.
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NIn t;eTFo1,,ti1encr 6eiftItd1er.

& an a 8 l. y ttg, No. 27. SUM. - 0le
am lcttCn 6reitoge nabe Oieier StaOt I'M 5uile
aufQeiunbene @Cihe ut als Oielenigc OeS @eitIt=
der SiOnep SO. @hnp iOentlfSirt luorOen.
Snap mar friiber YrcOiger elmer faibonublen
@emeinoe III 8arenSbug am 2ute @cOrge im
Gtaate yttm- Yorf un0 murOc am IA. SUM
ourd bic Yresbnterp gu @len Sails. gt.zDr
ans Der Sjr6engemetnidait au8geitOBcn, neil
er iciue Srau ourd euen SduB uermunOet
batte. @r befannte iid, ipater oeS @hebruh8
idulbig. Seit leBtem Wtdr5 pObute Strap III
Qeauenirortb, mo er ais 8u6iiihrer III ctnem
@e,dGftSbauie angeltellt mar. 2ll8 er titrSIlt
briCfl6 benaGri6tigt rpurOe, Dap icine 6rau
uro ibr 8ruOer mad pem gSefcn aufgebroden
ieitu, Inn ibn 5u erihisBen, sntierntc er iid aus
Qcautnmortb, nabm eincu anocren Iamen uu
rn0 moQte fi9 pubGgeu, bis icin SdW1Aer
micoer noh ben Sfen 5urifgctebrt iei. ytaH
permutbet, baB CT iid) nudl ieiner 2lHtuntt IN
9ania8=@itD betr2nf uuO III Der Sruntenbclt
ms 98aIier fiel. 0ie 2tite mur0e gelun
QbenO BON u. q. Sem, eiuem StaOtrathSmtt'
olicoc aus 2eopenmortb, uno Dem @eiitlidcu .,
y. grOwn aus iener StaOt ioeutlfi5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-28

9euper, Sol., 27. Stunt. - 9ie y0oloz
res Stems" pom p. Suni beidtigt Die bereitS
per0ficntlidltCu Rahridten iiber Die SGmpfe nit
ben Sn0ianeru, madt it0O6 fOlgenoe Sertd)ttz
oungeu: ,,ghr 18 gGelBe maren an Dem
SonipIe IN @ranb=SuQep betbeiligt. s. -.
@sfrioqe, Sas. S9aIl unO 0apiO gStli8 pHrOen
am erifen Sage pom ibreu &ameraoen getrennt
uno u0n ben Rothbduten um3tn9elt. Ste be-
iampften Sieielbeu, bis 8taiS idlieBlta gctUOz
tet In0 .6aQ id)per oerrpunOet muroe. @5tz
rioQc erblelt mehrere StreiiihHiie am SopIe,
einen SGuB III Oa8 llnterbem, Delfe5 Nmpuz
tint perben muB, unO iGin 6ut muroe BON ntebs
rereu SuqCln ourhbO9rt. Ntt bon ben ahtz
3eEn @eiben murDeu an 4beuOc oe8 erItcn Gas
as uermiBt, uno iieben oerlClben ilno pahr=
ideinlidl Qet0otet, Ob9leih e8 allerotngS mOgz
lid1 1T, baB iie Iit nad Dem DtormOneu=6Ort
in @runtz &allep retteteu. alS 3. q. &oglOt,
lleberbrinQer Der uorlie9enOen 9tadrId)t, nad
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G6leioer, Der beriibmte 8OtaniIlr, ii geltoEs
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The New Stock EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The projectors of
the new Stock exchange held another meet
ing to. day at the Office Of Jay Gould. Russell
Sage, &. p. Huntington, Sidney Dillon and
William IL. Vanderbilt reported that they de-
cided to fix the shares of the new exchange
at 5000 each, although Gould favored max
ing it $1,000. They also said all the shares
have already been engaged, anu that rooms
i'll the United Bank building near Broadway,
on Wall street, have been applied for as tenn
porary quarters for The exchange until a
building can be erected. A reporter learned
that a cosm ttee has been appointed to ne
gotiate with owners Of land on which it is
proposed TO eject the new building. The
ground is owned by the Manhattan elevated
railroad company. No permanent orsaEiza-
ton is effected yet, as two different charters
have been offered for sale for the purpose
and persons interested have not decided
whether to bay them ont.
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Pueblo Lands in Los Angeles,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-An attorney is
representing the city OF Los Angeles, which
recently made an application to the Commas
sioner General OF the Land office for the de-
livery Of patents for the Pueblo lands of Los
Angeles, executed August 9th, 1866, but re-
called before the frat delivery in conse-
quence Of The discovery of some technical OBJ
lection in the publication, winch was subse-
quently remedied by new proceedings and of
the delivery 10 the city Of a patent for the
same lands in 1875. COMMISSIONS McFar-
land, upon the re ceipt of this application.
submitted it 70 Secretary kirkwood with an
expression OF opinion that under the decision
OF the Supreme Court in the casa of Mcbride
against Secretary Sc!urz, the city Is entitled
TO the patent OF 'G6. The Secretary sterday
returned the papers with the remark that if
this case has the qualities described by the
Supreme Court i'll the decision mentioned
the patentee has a perfect right to the patent
demanded. Commissioner Mcfarland, sd-
herring to his opinion that the two cases are
analogous, has to-day transmitted the patent
to Surveyor-Genera. Wagner for d~e 'ivery to
the city authorities of Los Angeles. 1t is
supposed that the purpose OF the city is to
plead the statute of limitations under this
patent OF '66 against the various snits Tor pos
session OF these very valuable lands---& de-
Tense which could not be made under the
pstent OF rs. The Secretary, in the case Of
the rancho Nueyo, claimed by potrero, i'll
solving the title to eleven square leagues of
land iii San Diego county, has instructed the
Commissioner of the General Land Office to
order a survey to be made of said lands with
In the exterior boundaries of the O'Farreli
survey, which shall exclude the 1000 acres
patented in 30 by Gustave Maize. The ranch
was originally contirrRed to the guardian for
the minor children of Miguel Pedrerena.
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Trouble with the Prisoner.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Tne Court i'm
patient at the prisoners constant interruption
of counsel and witnesses in stern aud detarm-
ined manner said: "If there is no other wsy
of preventing tsese intsrruptio rs you will
have to BEL
"Well," began the prisoner.
"keep your mouth Shut Numbered the
Judge, land don't interrupt again during
this trial. | don't desire it but if the trial
cannot 90 on without a resort to gagging it
will have to be done"
Even this threat though 1t had a momen-
tary effect on the prisoner could not entirely
repress him and he asainSdenied the CONVEX
sation detailed by the witness, who was a
good fellow bat wrong there. 81 am going
to have the facts in this case" he continued,
land nothing but the facts. want the
Judge and jury to decide upon facts nothing
else. The witness is entirely erroneous in
his me- rry."
Davidge-" Did Guitesu say you would
see his name in the newspapers in a few DAYS
AS Consul to Paris or he would make a fuss?
Answer-s'He said if 1 d. not get it, Re-
fecting-''I will find his exact language"
The prisoner in.errupting-- at is absolutely
false. l never said any such . thing. That
has nothing at all to do with my intending to
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What Counsel Will

WASHINGTON, Nov. Pho nsel
Government will ask the Judge to
the jury among other things that tie
to the defense OF insanity Oh criminal
is as follows: "When the prisoner
time Of committing the cffense is III
state of mind as TO know the act is u
and morally wrong, he is responsible,
law does not recognize that form OF
in which the capsci ty of distinguish
from wrong exists. That species v
induced by passion, unless settled into
of total arrangement, will not exca
commission of crime"
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A COwbOv Shot.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 25,-The Leaders spe-
clal from Sidney, Neb., says Frank .Coan, a
cowboy, fatally shot an unknown cowboy
from Texas Thanksgiving night in a saloon.
No provocation for the act was known, and
1t was cool and deliberate, three wounds be-
ing produced. The victim will die, and be-
ing Insensible,h his name has not been learned.
Coan escaped but 10 pursued by q large
party.
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about it; l was studying theology at that
time.
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WASHINGTON. Nov 23.--The Grand Jury
indicted Jones for assault with intent to kill
Guitteau.
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