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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
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UeritduSigt bdbcu un0 6euicl6en Der qrisdi.
iden 0Fglerung uutcrbreiten wcroeu.
Cunts uuo atIeter.

Uer1duSigt bdbcn unO Oeuiel6en Der qrisfi.
idJcn 9tFgterung uutcrbreiteu wcroeu.
SuuiS uuo alIeter.
Baris, 5. &pril. -9tadrihteu aus Sunis
Cr1eben, ooB in 6Olge Der Uor LANCER 3sit bort
beqounenenanti=franS0iI S0iIidenBrOpagouOu grObe
AuirCaunq inter Der 8eO0lfuuug berridlt Die
tuaefifen 8eamteu al Der @renJs bon Alaitr
bebaupten, SuB Die Sran5Oien obue Die aestusits
8ersdltigung &beile oes tHneiiIfeH S'b'tsS
bsiebt baben.
aus Sutbarra, alaier, iit bic Jldfrt9t eiA-
aetrofien, OaB franS0flde Gruppen abmarlhtrt
itHo, ual Die grcnie 5u bcidliieen. Sie fu0
tnotIlcu nod nIdlt tart geul9, nm bic rdlibes
rtiten Gbumls in ibre SdlupfUtntd ju Usr@
folQen.
QonbOn, 3. Gpril.-9em Barrier &orrs@
lpononten Der Zines" iufol9e werOen bic in
Sculou auS9criiiCtcu 8raHsportldiIfe berettS
bcute uadl Nl9ier abaebeu.
4iau crmartct ntd)t, baB Die 6tiuoieli9teiteH
Dor naditcm Sonutag beginuen Uer0eH. Die
Sruppcn al Der SrOnte boben 8eicbl, bic ans
funlt Don SerndrtuH9sn 81 ernarten Hn0 ftf
auf teiu GeiCdJt etu5ulaIieH, GuBer i'm Sale Ne
angcgriiea muOtn.
9tom, 5. Gpril. -Mebyere 3uterpelationen
in 9eSug 0uf Iunis wuroen bGute in Der De-
putirtcntammcr augefiinoi9t mo iueroen nddj-
ltCnS Sur SerBdnoluHg 9elqugeu.
Buri8, 5. Ipril.-gdnt elmer 8epcidle aus
8unis iiuo Is tuuefide Sfijiere Obgeiaidt
mOrNcn, um Die eiugebOrene 9tSiterei 81 liant
nleln uno bic S9umis 5i 5itd)tigeu.
,,SouloiS" erfldrt, Die GrpeOltiou nab Sus
mis- bebcute nidis AHores, ais GrObrung uHS
AuuCrion.
8ariB, 5. gpril. - 0a8 2abtnet beitlos
in ieiuer bcutigen Situug, Die irau,DRiheu
Srupptu ibtr Die tuuefde @gen,e Su i6tftH.
Scr 9ompier ySille oe YtaOriO" qHg beute
NIT SruppcH am &Oro BON EouIOu nd1 Als
Qicr ab.
2Ou0ou, 5. April 80 gSadlm. -
| Gouicls 100 3u6 fir SaS uHo 100 SIG iir
&rief.-&cr. H~Gbli9atiOueu: 1sprOI.
1174; 44spro3. 11Gt; u. & IS. 2S. I. 68f;
Gue 494, 90. ,. lO5; S1S. Central 142;
9(Cooing 33; N.=D. Out.. & Beltuu $50.
| &iuerpool, 5. April, 1890 ytatm. -
! galmmouc feitlr; NtitteliOrte Sbsrlduor
6; 90. Orleans 6 lie; bic Scrtdufc betruseH
10000 SallCu.
Surge &abeIOcpeIdleR.
-gSie Gie yOH00uer ,,Dtoruiugz Boh" nit
i6silt, mirO bic britiitle 6egitruug nGhiieuS
3ruct 8il8 i'm SetrCii Der irii9;u 9auOfraQe
Gem llutubauie unterbTCittu.
! Gin Slcjl Der yetutiueber III Sdfaf, ST.
| lnno, 1T in 6Olge elmer GobureOuttiou BON 10
Iro3ent duSgeitOnOen. Sedls bis iebsutaus
i.u0 5puOdu iinO auBcr 6hdtigtet.
-2aut elmer Dep,id)s aus 0mblu beiiubd
Tdl in BIN nit ben 8otrcu gdbloIImen Su=
traQc cine Slauiel, tutttle oeu Srtten Oerbtetet,
| QainQsnCd I'll bcittcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
StonfsipoI1I In yItdttdatt.

uuroen oeftern Elm SberriAter II. 8e9enten Der
llniUerIitGi ruatlt. Sic 0urdiduittlide gtas
iorit6t Der republitaniideu @auoiOaten betrdgt
10000 Stimmeu.
Ser 0teprblifaner Sobn Z. 9i1 pNrbe &c.
litrn i'm Z. GongrtB 0ilirifte bieie8 StaateS
ais 9tod)folQer 0eS Qdltb. 8. .. @on5er 5um
MttQliC6e oc8 &eprdientantenhauIc8 crndblt.
geine 01oioritGt betrug iiber 5000 Stiumen.
0lidl war ipdbrcnO 5ucier Germine Spredlcr
bee llntslbauieS Der @eieegcbung uno ipdter
o0,ttoIipS hcS GStnnt5iPuntS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
N3raMDe

gbilu0tGpbia, 5. april.-Die Sabrif
ner ,EarmerS' Bone & 6ertiliStna Co." Gnt
TuEe Der Wiiiflin1traBe, et1pa 60 Sootbduier,
6rei bis Dltr feline SSadteu un0 Elm benafbarteSs
als g4irtbidaitslofal benuBtes 8rettergebGuOe
tpuroeu heute burdl ein BON 8ranoItiftern alls
oeleotcs Eeuer serit6rt. Ssrluit ttrua Sis, 900.
Qoutsoille, .Sp., 5. april.s- Su Der
9abadsiabrif Der 66. gB. 9. gtatbemS &
GGbne purot beute SdaOen i'm Setra9e BON
5000 bis $4,000 ourd 6euer au9srihtet.
Der &rluit 1T burd Seriideuug geOeft.
Quebec, 5. Ipril. - 2aut eiuer BripGtz
9cpede aus Rimousfi muroe Sas bOrtige
@einiuor III Der oorleeteu gtadt bollfinOig
Surd, Nsuer serIt6rt. 9liidliber g8eiie fameu
ole SnIaiTen NIT benz 9ebeu Oaoou. Der
8rluii bstrdgt 100000 unS Die Seritherung
$4,000.
1oncorb, g. s., 5. GpriI. - Gin b;ute
8ornittu9 in ben Bage4den >, BCltin9s gSorfS"
ousGebrofeneS 6eusr rid]tete Sd]aOeu I'M BE
TRACE BON S12 900 on. Ser 8erluit 1T 0oas
tonmcn burd) 8Gfhernng Beocdt.
GmberIt, NoH., 5. @pril. = OGS nntsr
Sen g1omen .,Bbosnir 9iom" betanutc @as
bSuSe, Giaeutbum ocs Sru. 6. s. GOofe, ging
heiitc tbeilueiie in 6lammen aut. Srult
$25,CGO.
8eabing, YenEi.. 5. aprii. - Stridliez
bene @CbGuOe am @irgange Der n&adrles
@rorssGemstcrp, eiuidlieBlidI oes SiireauS,
Der GdreinermsIfildtte, bes Stdaes &C., branu-
ten in eW lttteu Rudlt nieOr. Serluit etuO
sl5.COO. Scluoro &. Soner, &AeisSH9tuisuy
Sfs Neuerbepmtemeut8 mmoe ourh berabtal.
lenee Bolfeu ifper uuO 36ldmouB @ugeni
grgte Ieiht perIftt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
1S3nItts11rftc.

@tico9o, .. 2lpril. - Sic 3ufubr BON
SdDmeiutu belief lid heute auf 5000, Oie Ser
ituourg ami 37G0 Stitd; bic Brciie Umiirtcu
Smi5ten $40 uE0 $G.55. - 3inOuisb: gu
fubr 5000, 8eritu6uu9 400; Sertauie gu
$2.45 his $6.75. - Sdaaic: 3ufubr 1900,
gyuienOuua 1000 ;gatduie Su 81. 40 Bis Sc. 10.
ct. 2ouiS, 5. 9pril - Snwciue: Ser
hiufe gu $5.40 bis $6.25; 3uiubr 2700, Ser
icubung l2O0,-GinoOieb: Sertdufc 5u $500
tj8 $3.50; 3uinhr 600, &uienouU9 1100.-
Gddarc: &ertGufc 5u $500 bis $5,85; 3us
fuhr 100, 8erieuoung $50.
Cat Yibertn, Ycnni., 5. Ipril. -
Die 3ufubr BON 9liuOvieh bctrug $40 Stiid
S'ertGuie gu $4.25 bic S6wenc: gu
frbr 1890; &srfGufe gu $500 bis $6.65.
-Sdaaie: 3ufubr 1000; Serfduic 5u $3.50
hiS &c 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Ga cccon0nrlpfer aefttattoet.

GbarIeito n, CO, 5. Aprtl. -Gtu ans
Georgetown, g. g., ungetoumeuer ReuOrz
aueur brir0t 81, gtodridt, OaB Der Oon Bolton
nod) @eudnnab beittumte 9ampier nllniteO
Gtatts" in Der g&aGt pom lebtcn SOnntdge
tei'm Sap &omain gcitranOet IT NIB iif in
miGldcr Sage befinbet. Der SergeOampir
,,@epublic" lpirO oem geinan;eten 6ab9euge
81 Shlfe geididt werotn.
barlctOn, 5.,G., 5. Gpril.-9er critic
SIfi5ier oes bel Sap 3fOmain gefranosten
9ampfers ,llnits0 Stutc8" 1T bier angefOnL
meu unO briidt OR glnfbt aus, baB Oa8 6abrs
3tug total Uuloren gCbeu Oiirfte, i'm Sale itir=
miidef@Ctt,r eiutritt. DuRemorquerlr ,,8aoe
Sampton" lit ua6 Dem Shauplaes Oes llu'
iolls abgcgangm, ,unO man miro oleS W0gIibc
peiudlen, um ben 9dmpfcr wieOer fIott Su
MAIDEN. Oa8 9eilr0nOete 6abrSeug parlleB
gCfion an Ietten Oonneritage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
0os Sii0o1,,erif0nfSdle RabeI.

Yera 6 ru5 5. Npril.-Oer Nabel0amPItr
,9ocia" bat Die erfte abtheilung ees csntral-
unb iuSameritaniiteu SabelS ertolgretd1 9elegt.
9u SsrmsTuussOumpfsr n6ornet" befiaOet
iid1 Al Gcapulco mo bat Die Peilun9ei ttr Oas
Sabel BON @ollao nad 3ehuartepec oollenoet.
3ie Central SiiOaluerituniidle Sociological
IdaIt" bat ale uotbmenDigen 4rioilt9ien g5'
iife1t uno miro fid, Su @ulluo NIT Der - gSelts
GOaff~ Selc9raptsnz@omp." ncrbinoen nuS ben
tdcGrnpbiiteH 8ertebr nit SalparatlO bsrs
1felteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
O.noV1Fo11If5cI, Ia e4nff.

&h1fa OeGpbia, 5. aplil. - Sh0S: y.
Wii0er, ehemoliaer Baiior Der DietboOiitenftrde
on Der 9cbi0h. &pcuue uuO Dctan Oes rBhtlar
hdphia &cllege Of Weoicine anO Snrgeip," To-
tpie Or. 3nat 6nibawup iino inter Der ans
llaae berbaftet porSen, cine abortion an Dtarp
&utleI uOrgsnOnmen au baben. 0as 5rauen'
sl,g mCr, ncldles in fritiidem 3ufanoe oarnls'
6elicgS eItldrt, Wiiller babe Die Opsratlon
toll5cgeu, uuo ootbapop iet thm oils 9shiltt
1nr Sauo 6e8augsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
germiiGte 9evcfd)ett aus gtetva
EurP

g1emzgort, 5. Gpril. - so. 98m. 81.
Guorts, &uen y. Eturman uuo &imotbp ..
Some, pClde bic Sereiuigten Stautcu aui Der
iuiernutionaIen Miin3cOuiereu3 in B0riS uers
treten lueroc1t, id]ifiten idI heute aui Oem Oams
pier y@rijOua" mad europa Gtu.
= Der ,8Our0 Of 9llOrmcu" nobm hcutc
cincn geidjIuB au, meIdlr bic itGOtiidle Cant
t6t6bebUr6e aulpeiit, ben inter bem ytameu
.Sltumargarin" bCtaunttu 6ouoel8artIiel Su
onGIpfjreu uno 5u umitteiu, Oh OerieIbe gciuno=
hcitSIdlGnlid1 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
lYk.rtIFrnT

@on0ine, Qirg., 5. Npril-0as getter
nmSe mabrtn0 Der perganNeEen gtodlt IN oleler
@e0cnO bitter tult, uno Oue Sdhe unO 8elds
uaTen beute firth nit Gi8Oedea iib'r8O9en.
Man iardttt, 0aB Die gaHSc Ob,crnOte ruis
nirt III.
8oronto, Ont, 8. april. - llngem0bns
lit1 falte g8ittaung Berrid)t nod) tnlmer in
ouen 3bcilcn bon Canada. Sn Sttaml itano
ca8 thermometer butte anf Sm't Srao inter
9iull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Sta0tsiVabI TT gS3istonfttt.

.! I'm anfee, gSl8c., 5. AptlI. = Vic
Staat8wahl bsrIicf rutig, Die 9emotraten
madten in 6olge Der 9tnnabme OeS 9eiebes
qeQen ras Srottiren beNeuteuOc lOtale 9iz
minuIe. 6r. 8. Gole it gum SberriGter uuo
6r. 8. 9. GaiIi0p gum beidbeuOen &ldt,r
6ts Sberguid)t8 sriudblt, Scine itno Rcpud.
l1faucr unO batten fsine SppOTtiOu. Gin i:lr
0cYir0Ca 8Otum iuur6e nbgegeben. Die 0tats
id,eu itilnnlten aaldBlia 0eS Anti= Grattirlc.
ictl8 aucntBalbtH g:gen Die repHbIitauiiA2n
NnnhtSnirff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
SyabreSfeter Der SGla0t BET
GSfftShffr0=2 2nttnittct

CINCINNATI, 5. Npril. : lln9efGbr 20
Ylitglieber Ser aruee res Seuucfiec" iiuO be-
reit8 bier onneienO, um eer 6eier Oes 10. Sab
rt8toges Der Stlaht BET SittSbura=
am 6. uuo Z. &pril bei3unObneu. llut2r ben
armeiencen bcfinben fd Die @enerGle Sberiz
bar, Bope, Mooiiou, Ntillcr uuo Qeggett. Die
Eeier ipiro in Der NtuiTSalle Der iit Qcheu,
unb Grs$rGfoent SoDes rpmO etnen 8Oait be-
cuf,nnrtPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Gin gG1tNsfanaI tber ote SsaIbinieI
nn41 2sInrX0d

Sadion6ille, 8la., 5. april.-gtne aus
Supitoliften beItebenoe @ompagnie bat etuen
Sreibrief sur 5eritelIuHg eineS Sd)t1sfanalS
iibsr Die SaIbtnieI bon 6tOriba erlan9t. Die
9loute iol9t benz @aloOlabatdefIuiie bis nah
Dem Sfehobeeiee un6 erreidIt ben atlantilden
Ocean in Der gtGbe Der Ntinoung -oss ct.
2ucie-9tiper. 9aS aapitol 1T auf $30,00O,z
eco fcIt9eitbt. Die @ompaguie beteht 10 Senl.
lid aus benlelben 6srreu, mie oiejeuiae, tpelhe
ben Gontratt 5ur 3rOdenlesung 6es Oteaobee'
Ices nit benz Staate abgeitlOiien bat. Die
Arbcit ioll iOfOrt beginner, uno cine Sermels
iuneserpeoition tpir6 ihon mor9eH pom bler
uqdl oen @ueralabeS obgeb9l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Scr 0ciSut0rft.

NeW YOrf, 5. NprlI. - 8oI9en0e8 mo
bic Sd1luBuotirlrugcn: @elonar becbt gu bis
6u. ihloB III BrO3. pro Sabr. Sterl. .~gBehiel
4.804-4.8C2 oui 60 Gage uuO 4.83 aui Stdt.
SunoessS SbliQotioucu: 1881er Coupons 1923,
ueue Tiiuter 1902, nCue 4l=prOi. 1929, nlue A.
pros. 1134. attien: GOdsSSlanO 1861, Bitt8z
burg 129, SQs. Geutral 1873, q. .. Geutral
1859, 9otczSbore 1893, @rie Az, 90. BriOris
tGtcn 874, gtortb=g8eIteru 1929, DO. Briorttda
ten 1349, N.=S. Central 100, )teaOtug 634,
Q8cllern llnion 1853. llntrihabamtsz 8llaHj:
C5oIS S94.6S3. $40: GOurout S., ,4S3,87I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06

WtrmtIMteS.
Sic StaatsId1ttIo pou SenneHee. -
2l1l110htte Der S&Mlt0tr1t1tQ4ptl.

9taibOille, 8enn., 5. Nprtl. - Die Nbs
Thinning, bur9 peldle Die 8iQ Sebufs Sun,
tirunq rCr StautSiduto 81 9ari unS Orei BRO
5ent 3inien OermOrien ruurOe, iit in @ieOerer-
pdgung ge3ogen, unO Ote Bill 1T ioeben bonn
Scnate angenomulen mor6eu. Ste ruirO in
@eiebestraft treten, iobalb iie bic lluteri9rtft
hsS GnuhfrrelirS erb01teu hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
go d Gin S6,nrcfturnt

SOronto, Snt., ;. April. - Sin btfttger
Gtneeiiurm miitbets beute ben ganien &ag TN
rorrmefliden Sbele Der BrOUiu5 Ontario.
bic gSeQe Iiuo Oil Uielen Stellen uufNhrbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
(srN IA hcff nttf Gmba.

Sabanna, 5. april. @rDbeben traI
lin 31O llbr beute SOrntitta9 III Der um9e'
burg BON Sau @riltobal Elm. Die Sews9nng
mar in Der 01ihtuug pom SiiOen nno SitOolten
ned gtortmeiteu. 2cidte Grof0Be mur1n
nGtrerb oes gan5en SOrulttta9S III tIrSen
9nlidenrGume1 OcrlOiirt,
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Ger &aem33W8 8eaea Ote 2Strt3e TT
NsntnNYP

Rcwarf, N.-5., 5. 2tpril.-0euuiS 0iytrs
rap, Gin rcidcr Blrfh, rpuy0e heute pom Tid)-
ter Garter pegen 8ieruerfauis am 9onHtage
su eiumonotli6r 3udtbuus6aft mo ciHer
Gel0bu6e BON $500 pcrltrtbcilt. 9as llrthell
ruiro pon tiner MuiOritat Der Biirgcr ais 3u
I.rm0 betrud,tst, unO man miro oil OaS Sbers
neridlt appelliren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
Ste Gsefmttu.stsmns Oss seaats.

gGaihingtou, 5. 4pril.-0er gices Brds
SiSert untcrbreitete bem Sennte Gtnen Seritt
iibsr ben 500 oes ruiiiiden Saiiers.
Ter SsidluB iber Die @riudbtu%g BON CT
ratsbeamten murbe Johann meoer aufgenOnts
men. - 6israuf entltano pteOer oaS alte lang
wciIiae @,5dHie, rHO 9cgeu IS llbr oertagte ftA
fer @erQt bis mOrQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
1t,,teroo1,o eiueS 00t1OferS.

q. Y0ut8, 5, NprlI.-Glne bler empTau'
acne Bripot. 9epsde melOet, oOB Der am l5eten
eamIfage BON bier abge9augeue 0ampfer ng.
8. Storarb" BON Der SOunb'idlen 2iuie
1piiden Commerce un6 Cairo untergeganqen
1T. Jdbere @in,Glnbeiten fehteu nod. Der
0umpier bate 14OO SoHueH Sradt am Sor0.
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WtdItEr QlIttdt 1T N0IiFOrttte1t.

SNuta Sarbar a. Gal, 5. Aprtl.-0r
meritaniide Gdluafbrte, msId)cr unter Dem
8erbudlte uerbuftct rpurOe, 6rau S0rgeut &C.
idGnoet uuo ermor6et Su bGbtn, wurOc nah
Der gtihcihau BON Siirgern ergrtfftn aHO
eiuiae SefuuOeu lang an ctiIem 8auue euiJt~
bGugt. Rodoem er iuieocr berabaeHonmeH
tpOroen por, erSdbltt er, II babe geiebeu, ,uie
ein anOerer Waun ba8 Serbredlen III Der gtahe
ieiuer Siittc besaugsn babe. Gr (Oer Shdfcr)
babe besbolb Die Qeide ms @ebiiid geitleppt
uno Ueriforrt, neil er fitrhtcter OaB man ibu
bcs &erbredenS uaoGhtt9en weroe.-9tc auz
gabeu beS @efau9eneu paren 10 mtoeripreAeHO,
6aB Die &iirger bon itiner Shulo iberSmgt
ht.,1rAc1t ltrh Inn n1IihInntam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-06
srn5hebnno elmer gdt,6erbnnoe.

Rem=9Orf, 3. April.-anorau Go6erts,
eiil notOriid,er 6Glider, pur6C bellte I'M @orrlz
bore 6cs bciigen Superiorgerid9t5 feif9euoms
men. St 1T angeflagt, n1ebrere Sanfen Der
umacgsnO burf gefdlifte anwatiungen um
betrddtlte Sumtllen bctrogeu 81 babeu. Im
25. Mdr; prGientirte ein gslpiiier Sobu @leareg
cine au9eblib bon 6une & 6irif GlISgeItellts
&nDeiiuns in Der yQueens. .GOuntBs Sauf. 81
6luihina uno eraielt oas @elb. Sim iolgenoen
Gage prdieutirte 2Sn. 6arris cine Aumeiirtng
aui eineu ipstt gr0Beren Setrn9, iuurOe ieoOdb
uerbaitCt. @leareD iuur6e einige Gage ipGter
in gIelus Dorf uegen 6dliduRg feitgenommen
uno naf Shutting gcbradlt. 6drrtS, uelfer
ein SpieB9eieGle @learep's mar, gefauO samt
ein, oaB 9nSrstp RobertS bic @umeiiuugen ges
iQlidt hattie uno oos @u Sartlett, elm anOe=
rer beriidltigter Serbreder, ebsuiaQS al Oen
6dlidlunqen betbeiligt mar. 9tobevtS uuo eiu
9eiuiiier @leaiOn paren eiuige 3eit porbtr me-
gen 6Glihung BON Sbli9ationeu Der ,.griez
Sahn" oerbaftet tporoen, iustIicu fouute Die
Griminalilage nt4t auircht erbalteu werOen,
unO cine @iuiltlage rpuroe 6aher ein0tlcitCt; Der
BrossB iOute beute CUR Serbauolung gelaugen
rnb 9foberts fiel oesbalb i'm Geridt8gebGuoe
Ger Eoli3ei III Die 9dnoe. Gr miro itet Be-
huiS BrO3eiiirun9 nadl 6luibmg gcbrobt per,
ben. 2Gm. Bartlett lit itet OaS elnSige Ytit=
glieo Der SdlId)erbanoe, ruelte8 Iidl nod aui
ireien 6uBen befinoet. Die 8auoe 1T Die udns
lid)e, 3u meIher Die iiirSlid in 6lorenj, Sta.
lien, oerbaitetsn 6Glider gGlltes Sqrnc NIB
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-10-22
Women for Louisiana.
1.-The Saturday Review.l

During the regency the prisons were
crowded to excess with criminals of
both sexes, and tile new colony on the
other hand, was crying out for emf
grants, especially women. The chroni-
,'clers give accounts of carts crowded
with prisoners on their way to Havre or
Rochelle to be shipped for America.
Among these writer's, perhaps the
most Interesting is Buvat's journal de
la Regence.n
Take, for instance the following pas
sage: "On the morning of the 18th of
September, 1719, 180 young girls were
married to as many lads at the Church
OF the Prlory of Saint-Martin-des-
Champs in Paris. They were taken
other prisons Of the town. these Door
creatures being left to choose their hus-
bands amonga still larger number of
youths. After the ceremony they were
sent away in pairs, joined one to the
ses6her with little chain, and followed
by three wagons filed with their clothes.
and escorted by 90 archers to conduct
them to Rochelle, thence to be trans
ported to the Mississippi, in the hope of
better fortune"
Again: "On the 18th of October, in
the same year, 30 wagons were dis
patched from the city, filed with
women tricked out in the oldest fash
ion, with an equal number of lads who
followed on foot. The women, while
passing through. Paris, sang as though
they had known no care, and shouted
to those of their acquaintance to ac-
company them on their voyage. There
are many other examples Of alike kind !;
in fact, these consignments Of vaga-
bonds became SO numerous that it be-
came necessary to form special corps
OF archers for their escort to the coast
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-10-22
JUDICIAL ADVERTlSEMEN
United States .NHS.SHNl'S Sale.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT AND EAS-
TERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
No, S935.
UNITED STATES VS.. OSCAR a. RICE EFT
AIS.

BY virtue of a writ OF tier facias TO NE
directed i'll the above entitled suit. | will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder on SAT-
CRDAI, the 5th day OF November, 1891, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the main entrance to the
Courthouse, in the town of OpeOusas parish of
viz:
l. Fifteen lots of unimproved ground situated
in the town OF OpelOusas, parish of st. Landry.
louisiana bounded north by lots OF c. and A.
}. Thompson, south by COlOred Church property
east by Mrs D'avy, J. Waters and others, and
west by Mrs E. A. Hudspeth and others.
2. certain tract of land together with all
Marie Croquant or Tcche, containing 81 and
49100 acres, bounded north by lands now he
longing to L. G. Anderson, south by the Gillet
now property of T. c. Anderson, east by nj. l..
MelancOn, west by the Bayou, being the same.
property purchased by the defendant Thomas
9. One lot OF ground situated in the town of
Washington, being lot No as per town plat.
with improvements thereon bounded north bv
Water street, south by Sittig street, east by
Main street, and west by St. John street.
4. One-half lot OF ground situated in the
town of Washington, parish of st. Landry. La.
being lot No. as per town plat, with improve
ments thereon, bounded north by Water street
east by Bridge street. west by Washington
street and south by E. w Moore.
5. Six hundred and forty acres of land situated
on Bayou Courtabeau, being section thirty
nine i'll township six.
Seized in the above suit as the property OF
Thos. c. Anderson.
Tems-Cash on the spot.
United States Marshal's office, New Orleans,
''''- ' = sNi'' JACK WHARTON,
United States Marshal for the Eastern District,
of Louisiana. Oct. 1-5t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-10-22
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMEN
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 427l.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. CUNNINGHAM
DECEASED.

BY virtue of an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court OF the parish OF st. Landry. there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder. by the undersigned sheriff and ex officio
auctiOneer, at the last residence of the deceased,
at Rayne Station tPOupeville) on the Louisiana
Western Railroad, St. Landry parish. on
described property belonging to the estate OF
William H. Cunningham, deceased to-wit:
1st. Lot. Four and a .half arpents of land
which were bought OF NJ. Arenas, bounded
north by j. d. Bernard, south by widow Gas
pard, east by Mrs. Trask and southwest by
Mcbride
cd Balance OF north half of section twenty
eight, after dedncting lands belonging to Mrs.
w. H. Cunningham and amount of land for the
town of Rayne-eighty five acres.
Sd. Twenty town lots belonging to the Mou-
ton tract i'll section twenty eight, lying south
OF the railroad.
4th Three blocks lying north of the railroad,
being No. sixteen, seventeen and eighteen.
5th Twenty-three lots unsOld. in blocks Nos.
IA and Is, lying north OF railroad.
6th Six blocks, being Nos. 10, 20, 81, %, 23 and
"a, lying north of the railroad.
7th Sixteen lots i'll blocks Nos. and 4.
8th Seventeen lots in block No. 49,
9th Seven lots in block No. S, unsOld
10th. The whole of blocks 6, Z, g. 10, IL and IL.
11th, Lots Nos. one and four in section nine
teen, acquired from the MOutOn heirs, con-
tanning two bundled and sixty-nine and 7sI10O
acres.
18th. Lot No. one Of section twenty-One and
lot No. two of section twenty-five, containing
two hundred and tifty-three and 33IlOO acres.
18th. Lot No. two i'll section twenty one
containing seventy-seven and 33I100 acres.
14th. Lot No. three i'll section twenty two
containing eighty and 7sIl00 acres.
18th. Lot No four. or the east half of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-five, con-
tanning eighty and 78El00 acres.
10th. Balance of southeast quarter of section
twenty-eight after dedueting lots paid off for
town of Rayne, containing one hundred and
thirty-siX acres, more Or less
18th. One acre of woodland situated on Bayou
Queue Tortue, bounded north by Drozin Nor
vure, south and east by lands of Dupre Guidry,
and west by the Bayou Queue Tortue.
18th. One COW and calf, one creole horse, one
lot of medical books, medicine and instruments,
one buggy, one shot gun, another shot gun.
Terms and COnditions.-All the movable
property to be sold for cash; all the lots of
grOnud lying in and about the town of Rayne.
and designated on Il plat of said town, 10 be
also sold for cash; and all the balance OF the
property to be sold thus: one-half cash, and
the balance in one and two years from day of
sale, purchasers thereof to furnish notes with
securities bound in solidO, and the vendors
privilege and special mortgage reserved to
secure the payment of the notes, and attorney s
fees at ten per cent in case OF suit, the notes
after maturity to bear eight per cent yearly
interest.
C. C. DUSON,
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio Auctioneer.
Oct. 8-5t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
.NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS La,
September oath, 1881. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk of Court at Opelousas. La, on the 29tl
of October, 1881, viz: Hypolite Johnson, Jr.-
tiOnal quarter section IA township south
east. Louisiana Meridian. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation OF, said land, W.
Iames K. Elkins. Louis Devie., William Wal
den and William Carpenter. Of St; Landry Par~
ish, La. GEO. 6ALDLi
Oct, 1-5t heslster.