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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
TEiEGRA

| SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The
Governor has called an extra session OF
the Legislature for April 18th, to enact
a general appropriation bill, levy taxes,
pass deficiency bill and apportionment
| bill, enact a road law and confirm APP
pointments. The session is limited to
| twenty days.
AT late hour yesterday afternoon
the kalioch case was sub mitted to the
jury At O'Clock this afternoon the
jury was still out. 1t is understood to
stand eight for acquittal and four for
conviction.
RENO, March 24.-As Il. p. Fergu-
son and Frank Childs were repairing
the dam at Ferguson's shingle-mill at
Camp 16, two miles above Boca, yes
terday, Childs fell into the river and
Ferguson jumped in to save him. Both
We're drowned.
NICE, March 23.-The italian Opera
House was burned this evening. The
fire broke out at the beginning of the
performance. The bodies of fourteen
persons suffocated were taken out and
placed in the church opposite the thea
ter. It is feared that 100 men and
women persisted in the flames.
DURHAM, March 24.-Tf Beers re-
Gently occupied prise n at Potchefstro n,
500 yards from the fort held by the
regiment. The British |
con .nander determined to dislodge |
them because they annoyed the garri-
son. Eleven soldiers charged the
prison, entered it and killed three |
Beers. The remainder tried TO escape,
but the men in the fort shot thirteen of |
them. The British lost three killed.
DUBLIN, March 24.-The Irish Land |
League has this week received e3, 800,
the greatest amount obtained in any
1ne week since the League was estab-
iShed.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-Pro-
lessor Marting, in the Go1os, strongly
urges International cooperation against
He says: "If Russia could
seal up her territory against plots en-
anating from Geneva, Paris and Lon
Ion she could soon settle accounts with
The Nihilists. Everybody knows the
spot in Geneva where Russian emf
rrapts Mature their daViliSh schemes
If murder"
RoLLA, Mo-, March 23.-P Patrick
Ebert, who came here some time ago
md rented building adjoining the
Nat nal Bank, was discovered this
morning just as he had gained access
o the vault of the bank by means of a
unneI. He made desperate effort to
escape, but was shot down and died in an
our. He told no tales as to his accom-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.-The follow
ing business was disposed of yesterday:
Griffin VS.. Mayhower Mining Com
pany. Continued for the term.
Painter & Co. vs.. Lothrop, ct ais.
Judgment ordered entered against the
defendant Byron for 1857 3 and costs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

THE PoGoNIP.-Fred Campbell, for
merly of this city, writes to the APPEAL
to decide what q pogonip is, he having
become involved in Financial dispute"
on tho subject. Pogonip is an Indian
name for a kind of frosty fog frequently
seen in high attitudes. The air is filled
with fine particles of ice which are
very penetrating and dangerous to
breathe. It is probably produced by the
sudden disqualification Of fog. When
the pogonip makes its appearance the
Indians retreat to their wickiups and
remain under cover until the danger is
over.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
ARRIVALS

Mrs j P Harrington and children
P Carroll F Ham
Mrs Pettitt j + Cameron
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

INDIAN CENSUS. The ceusus shows
that there are 5000 Piutes in Nevada.
Thoee hundred and ninety-six Of them
are at Pyramid and on the Trucllee up
to and including Wadsworth. Captain
Dave Nu-ma-na did the work, and it is
correct. Major Henshaw is one of four
officers detailed from Washington to
get the Indian census. He is now in
Oregan but is expected here daily to
take the census of the WashOes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
STOCKS

20 Ophir 3 50
30 MexicaH--4 20
342 Gould and Curry-3 IS
20 Best and Belcher-7t.
800 California 81
400 Savage-11G
20 Con. Firginia-1 55
$50 Cho!lar-l 10
290 Posssi-2 10
$50 Hale and Norcross.3 50
425 Crown Point 10
$50 Yellow Jacket 20
105 Belcher-l SO
100 Imperial-l5
20 Alpha 10
$50 Sierra Nevada 6s 81
So UtaF-G&
400 BulIion-35c
80 Exchequer-S5c
90 Cvernan-Soc
I25 Union Con.--62
100 Alta 10
80 Confidence-2 co
200 Concordia va. y so
200 Andes-1 20
$50 Justice-5tc
200 Chaiienge-GCc
so Occidental-80
-45 Se0rpion--1 10
20 benton-55e
EVENING BOARD.
so Eureka Con--s35
$50 Argenta-I0c
200 Navajo 50
1900 Day-30c
325 Albion-i 10
$50 Walos-9J
100 Mount Diablo- 81
600 Mt Potos-l5c
400 Coiumbus-50
10 Boaie-5S
% Head Cantsr-3 40
100 Syndicatc-:}5c
So Concordia-2
100 Rooker-5c
20 Mono so
195 Con. Pacifc-90
500 Oro-70c
so S. kine-223
300 East Mount Diablo-15c
500 Grand Prize-e0
600 Addenda-20a
800 Paris-60c
80 Tioga-3ac
E35 Tiptop-4I
LATEST STREETS.
Savage. 2 rob, 1 75a, 70s; Yellow Jacket,
2 FOB, 2 75a, 2 7os; Mexican, 7Os; Albion,
1 45b, 1-50a, l sos; Orc, Cob, 70; Potosi,
2 lbs; Navajo, l sob, l 95a, l Cos; Gould
and Curry, 3 75b, 3 S0a; Chol!ar, 75b,
/ SOa; Alta, 75b, 80; Justice, sob; Best
and Becher, 7b; Blackhawk, 15b, Goa;
Crown Point, l lob, l la; Gould and Curry,
3 SOS; Sierra Nevada, sob; Union. 61sb,
6a4a; Hale and Noreross, 5 COB; Beton, sob,
55a; Dayton, SOB
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
INDIAN AGENCIES.
A TALK WITH ONE OF THE AGENTS ON
THE SUBJECT.

NhdJOI w. II, II. WdSSeiE, tlio pTes
ent Acting Indian Agent for the Piutes
was in town this week attending Cour
in case where certain parties had bee
encroaching upon the Pyramid LAX
Reservation. While here he called q
the APPEAL office, and in converse
ton upon the Government policy, CAV
the reporter considerable Of an insigil
into the delights OF running Indian
agencies.
AN ISOLATED LIFE.
81 suppose you have Il pretty cas-,
time on the agencies 20
Mr.. Wassen grinned for momen
and replied,
" You are probably led to believe tina
Indian Agents have pretty soft thing
by the general scramble for the place
1t is an isolated place, and my wife anG
| family have had no company for more
than year, except Piute Indians. Col
Gilbert, who is getting up your history
of Nevada, was up there last fall for
several weeks and it was worth dol
lar q minute to have a white man
around. | shall sever my connection
with the agency on the first Of next
July. No amount Of money would ill.,
duce me to stay another year,
"WhO will succeed you?'
II don't know. 1t seems to me that
some Nevada man should be put in
charge of the Nevada agencies. III
stead of that they have to scour the At
lantic States for them. This is all
wrong. Again they are mixing up the
church with the State in the Indian
Department. Superanuated preachers
and played-out deacons are given these
commissions. A man who can't run Il
church should not be expected to run
an Indian agency. 4 man to possess
the requisite qualifications should be
kind, sympathetic and possess a thor
Ough knowledge of the Indian charac-
ter and habits and particularly Of the
tribe he has in charge, that he may ele-
waite and reclaim them. Of'course he
should be honest, but this isn't expect
ed of him."
AN OLD "VET."
Mr.. Wassen is an old soldier, enter
ing the army when but nineteen. lie
served as Brevet Major Of artillery
in the army Of the Potomac, and par
Iicipated in all Of the great battles be-
tween Washington and Richmond, be-
ng severely wounded twice. From the
effect of these wounds his health failed,
after he had left the army, and he ap-
olied for a position under the Govern |
nent. that would take him into differ
mt climate from that of Illinois, where .
he was residing, He received an APP
continent in the Indian Department,
md was ordered to take charge of the
Flandreu Agency in Dakota Territory.
where the Santee Sioux Indians are
low, full citizens and half-supporting.
That agency was closed up by the Major
n May, 1879, from where he was
rdered in October Of the same year, to
he Pyramid Lake Lake Reservation
n this State Since his arrival here he
las endeavored to serve his country for
he simple salary of S 800 year, and
lot being disposed to steal anything,
nds the profits insufficient to such COM
lete isolation from society. He leaves
lis country's service with an untaint-
d record and the good wishes of every
cdy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

PREMIUM PAID.-The widow of Geo.
Peterson, the man who last winter died
in the Y. & Z. machine shops of hem
crage Of the lungs, has just received
$4,000 from the United Order Of Work
ingmen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
HANDY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. - TIL

Austin RereiUe says hat attorney
Soderberg, of this cit is raster of
eight languages. VIZ / facilities
at ha ID how easy ilNt be for him
to talk back to the Co,,I, in a tongue
unknown to the Judge but Ineligible
to the foreigners in the jury box.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

THE RaCE TRACK.-The proposition
50 build a race track at Treadway's
Park meets with general favorand there
is now no doubt that the project will be
pushed through.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25

0ES = week in your town. Terms and IS outfit
pCS free Address Fl. Haliett Co, Portland, Maine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY BODIE STAGE-DEPARTURES.
S L McHoughton G May
Zinc Barnes p Hogan end wife
Miss Mccormick bliss Ida Woods
P Manuel Geo Albright
G Edwards J G Ryan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS ORMsBY HOUSE

G L Armstrong, Cal Mrs A Harrington,
W B Dwelly, Reno J + Cameron, Candle
Harry Buckley Aurora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
8ratbettE& &ataftrop6e4
srst arbettsr set0Otet unO ns5rsre OsrTsst

9eabpOob, 9.sS., 20. gui. = @egen
IS llbr gcitern abeno, 9eraOe als 60 arbelter
Der y@oloensSerra>Wtine" aut Die 0auer Der
gtadt in Die @ru6e einfubren, itiir3te Der
Sdaht 800 SUP Don Der Ytiin0ung pl6tli4
Elm, unO Die 5uleet einaetahrenen arbetter ipurz
ben burdl Den 2uitorud tpie ans elmer SanOne
aus Der Miinouns OeS SdaGtes 9eifIenOert.
Shos. Greene blleb auf Der Stelle toot uAo
adt anoere Arbeittr tpur6en beoenflid) berlebt.
Inter ben Wdnnern, rpdfe inter ben einges
ftiir5ten @r6maien bearabeu unO pahrifeiRlih
unrettbar UerlOren iiAD, beftnOen iidl Sanes
Sarlep, 8. 8eigan, s. 29eolod, Sob. 0tiller,
Sbos. 3bomos, y. 9aloiu, 4n9uS DtcQain,
Sad 8eapp, Sad @0og u1o SOieph SGrtIus
Wc@ormod.
Sine groBe AnSabl 9rubenarbsiter be9ab itd
nit S6aufeln uno Saden al Die Irbeit, mn
oa8 eingefiir3te Groretf Su entferneu. gtah
mebritiinoi9er Irbeit fonnten ne Die 0iilterute
6arlegs Oernebmerl, tpeldber tbnen nlittbetlte,
er liege 5eDiden 9olSruert uno Steinen etuges
flemmt. @r rief aus: yllm oes SoimmelS
2Sillen, Sanleraoert, eilt Sud, i'd fanne eS nidlt
piel lGnger ailsbaIten |" Seine Stinme maro
allmGlig ifnddler, unO CT itarb .tpabri4einlth
turS Oarauf. Sis heIte friib bate man nod
teine 0eide uufsefunOen.
(@pdtsr. = 6arleb unS 8satt9 fnO ais
9eif)eH an'8 3ageslidbt bef0rOert worOeH.
gteun MGnnsr befn6en it6 nod in Der @rube,
uno man bofit, etli6e Oerielben 3u rstten.
9eabpooo, 9.sS., 20. Ntai. - Die ieit
geftern AbenS in benz 8erfe usri6itteteu 9rus
benleute tpur6en I'm llbr beute gtahmittag
Obne erbebIt6e SerIetungen 9erettet, unO nur
Orei, namIi9 @reene, Sarlep uno 8eattp, ia.
men 0ur9 bic Satafropbe um'8 Qeben. 8eattp
unO @reen. binterlafen Samilien, rpdbrenO
Sarlep Elm lebi9er Mann mar. 0fan errpars
tet, baB Die @rube bis Sunt udafien Moutage
tuieOer I'M 8elrieb geiett werOen fam. Sine
SubifriptiOn fir Die Sinterblisbenen Der Spier
III er0fiuet rpnr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
@l1tttcrntekett I'M Seras.

Sort @mcll, Ger, 20. Mai. - Nm les,
ten 9isnItage, pdbrenO 6r. NicGo1 aus @on'
saleS uuO mebrsre 8egleiter cine 6eeroe Sieb in
cine @in5Gunun9 treiben ruollten, erifien eiH
gerpiiir gSri9bt nit mebreren gefdbrteu.
@rigbt eridOB Wlc@o9 unO Die 8egIeiter beS
9seteren entfloben. Sin Wanu, RamenS Bettit,
tuurbe Dor einigeH Sagen als 2eihe in einem
benadbarteri Seide auigefunoen unO Elm gez
fpiiier Sumes DioOre iOa ermorOet morOen ei1.
8eioe eeb0rten gu Der 8uuoe @rigbt'S, melhe
riele @erpalttbaten in bleier @eeenD periibt bat.
@eitere 8luttbaten fteben in Ausii9t.
Colorado @ttp, &er., 90. Dtai. -
@m. y. YatteriOn. ein reider Sieb5iid)ter,
eheoem in Butler, Bates @ountb, Dlo., an
iGiiig, fcunte gegen llbr geitern iriib in Der
3runfenbeit siien S9uB ab nno leiitete ben
oils 9oliSei fungreuben Strangers, lpeld3e ibn 81
berbaften periuhteu, 8iOeritanb. Die Strangers
feuerten auf ibn lino Itredten ibn our9 e9s
G6tiie toot gu 8oOeu. Batterion mar ieit
stpei sSo6sn fat fortpdbreuO betrunfen 9emes
len unO batte uGhrenO Oieisr 3eit Oftcrs Don ieiz
nem Yiitole 9ebrauf gemaht. Die 8angers
iuurosn Osrbaftst unO ieben etHem Serb0re ents
gegen. grObe aufre9un9 berridlt inter O;n
Gombobs, unO man fiirdtet, 6aB oisieIbeu eiHen
9eriud) MAIDEN meroeu, bic @efaugeuen su
lpufeu. lln9eidbr 40 Strangers iinO bier ons
fueienb, tuelde ibre Sameraoen int ytotbfalle
pertbetotgen tpereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21

Am letten @ittpo9 abenb serietb Batrid
SollanS in ieinem Sauie 3u BoTts m 0 ut B.,
H.z9., nit ietnem Sdmaser Simot6g Clifton
in Sreit unb rpurbe BON Clifton nit eiuem
irbenen Sruge nit iOlfer @u9t aIf ben Sop
aeiGla9en, G0b Der SAGOeltnoaen 5erbrad. S6
6olano'S 2eben gerettet tuproen fam, 1T eine
iebr sfueifelbafte Sade. Clifton fitt.
Sn Snlton nc ouutb, Sp., 1T @onfabler
Ben @Orntpel bon eiuem geger ermoroet NOT
ben, tuelfen er 5u uerbaften iu9te, neil er ietne
6rau r1ibban0elt bate.
8oa9's 0amp linie 3wiiden q ep=
9orf unb 8raitlien bat ben SGfebr
eingeiteut, neil iid berielbe ni6t lobute.
Del SartOffelfdfer ridtst groBe Ser
heernngen in Der llmgebnng BON MtoOletOwH,
N.zS., an.
Sn 8biIa6etpbia farb 9efern Der
SOurnaliit 8m. s. GOrbit, tpel9er 3uleBt anI
UBublic 0ebger" ansefellt mar.
9as 80 mitb onianzSHftitut" t" in
gBaibington 1T bena4ri9tigt, SaB Der Afro,
nom Paliia in 8ola geitern einen neuen Bla=
neten bon Der 13. @r0Be entoedt bat.
Sn Nem Orleans fiubet sur 3eit inter
ben Guipi3isn bes acknowledgements" Elm
Sreis 6 rerciren ftatt, an mel6em iit
gtiliSorganiiatio aus oeri9teoenen StdOterl
oes Sii0ens betbeili9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21

" YtIml N atonr Oel., 70. Dtal. = Saz
fanntlid itarb Dor &urSem in bieitQer StaOt
Elm gtegermdoden, gtameH8 &lara Smttb, arl=
gebItd an Oen SlatterH, aber ipGter tamen I'm.
ftGnbe an ben Sag tpel6e unOeuteten, oaB Die
SerfOrbene Don Dem gteger 2lttpOob Carpenter,
ibretn @eliebten, ernOrOet muroe. 9te lleberz
refte wurOen geItern ausgegraben, unO man fanO
feline Spur BON 8latteru on benielbeu Dor.
Carpenter lift jcBt BON Der @OrOnerssSurp alS
0t6rber angeflagt morOen uhb miro prOleiiirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
Germ,ti6fc 9epcT6en aus gle,us
GArat.P

Stem gort, 20. D(ai. - Gin III 0ieuIteu
ser Iirma q. &. Stewart & @Omp. ftebeuOcr
Miaim, oeIen Hane uid)t ermittelt murOe, fiel
beute ans etnem 6enifer i'm 4. StOdnerfe BON
gtr. 20, Sit so. StruBe uuO bIieb auf Der
Stele toot.
- Der in Rr. 400, g8eit 25. StraBe, mob
nenGe G5sidbrise Sbos. @alter8 tranf btute
irrtbiimli9 eire 9oiS Salsidure ans elmer
6laIdr, mel6e er fir cine ar5ueilal6e bielt,
unO ltarb balo padlber.
- Gas beutide republifauiide &eutralzGoz
mite uabm beute gbeuO 8eidliiIe an, meldbe
bic Saltuua ceS BrdfoeuteH @arfel0 iuooiii=
rem unO btejeuige res Senator8 GOntliug Der,
oQmn1eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
@r6nNe.

9ubuque, Sa., 20. 0tai. - Die Gitierei
ber 6S. g&alter & Comp, iopie Die &biirs
unb Senitsrrabmert=6abrif Der Sirma Garr &
9lpber brannteu beute nieber. Serluit $33, 900,
Cberft SbOs. ". Sc0tt TIM Stcrben.
8bila6eIp bia, 20. Wtdrj. - GS OerD
luutet, 6as Sberit Sbos. u. ScOtt, ruaIter be-
reit8 CUTE 6Ortihritte IN Der @eneiung bon lei
ner fiirSlihen arantbeit gemadt bate, eiuen
&iidu1 erlitten bat unO iid III iebr frttii4er
Qaae befiubet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
9te SibeIreVtii0n,-@rOBe WaIe
ffnnp,

q efp-Y OFT, 20. Wlai.-yange Geiben 81
preBmdgen itanOen beute friih Dor Der 4gentur
Der engliiGen GerlagSbauOlung un0 ipur6en
nit Gremplaren beS reOiOirten nelen Seitas
ment5 belaoen. 0inu ifGBt, 6aB bis beute
Dtittag bereits 25O,OOO @Eemplare Dcri9idt
paren unO ooB i'm gauie beS gtadmittngS
treitere5O 900 @remplure oeri 9tdt werOeH Mir
ben. Die gremplare werOen auf ben StraBen
3um Saufe angeboteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
s,ermtS6,te teleatanbtf6e 9eneTd,en.

So6n 8utdher, elm iunser Yiann, ipelher am 3.
b. 9s. aus Ger jrrenantalt Erenton, 0.=S, elitz
iprnnn, fanb iid am lesten NittDoh i'm Sauie einer
Glteu gu 2oms 9liper, R.sS., eit. CT mar balbpsrs
bungert uno Dem 3Ooe Iiabe.
Sn bicog bielt poraeterH Gbenb Der p9alimetz
CLUB" enen Gmpians 3u @breu Der q alter anfte0=
ler iener Staot, b. D.. folder, Die Oor 1910 bort
fuobnten Inter ben @npeienoen 6eiano fitb Der 97z
idbrise Samuel Srolpu, meIter In 1888 nGt oer @sz
eeuo tam.
6rou Goolep, cine ettUa 36>idgrige Bitttys, bes
oing geitcrn frab in Sprin9felo, Yta., Seibitmoro
tnoSi lie 6 aus einem Seiliter i'm Orten Stodnerfe
enes aofibaIes aul ole StrGfe itlr3e. Sic tam crit
por elmer g8ode uad SprnsjeIO. SIR Sob trat alts
9en6Iidlid elm.
SnSac6, ST.. bat Sobn 9uGer auf benz gter6e e.
bette 6as GeltdnbntB ab9eegt, oa5 er uno ein
g6tuager Sobn 9to6 auf Seranlafung oes aiten
gsliam 9loS Die Dor SlDei S}o9ren HieSerse6rannte
9ro6e 2Solpinnerei 5u Stan6riose Que, ai5hnoeten
So9n&o6 it eitoem perbaiet DorOsn, uuo S1ritte5ur
Gnslieferun9 oon gBtlliam Jiob iino eingeeitet
Ser. Sieripirtb g9tIltam Srtntmduu IN @bt=
cn9o eriboB nd nor9eterH in @jesenfuart etner frau
nno einer 6re atnotr. MS BlotiO oe5 Selbitmoroes
gilt Der nmftnnb, bos Srintmann elm rlntihdtse
@oIitifer obne GrioIs mar. Setn Brlber bat lpm N
oeHleeteu 8a9en mebrere 1epolUer ab9enommen, oa
man Ieinen Xebensu6eroruB fQn1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
0SfeIitn6rFfe.

Chicago, 20. Wtal. - Die 3ufubr bol
Shmciuen belief fi6 6eute auf IS, 900, bic Ser
ieuoung nui 5000 Stitd; ole Breiie oarirteu
SmiIden $5.7O unS $6.4O. - 3iuOUieb: gu
fubr $500, &crieuOuug 400; Sertaufe Su
1925 bis $3.50. = @daafe; 3ufubr 1000,
Geyicu6una $50; Sertdufe Su $3.75 bis 1925.
ct. 2oniS, 20. Wiai.-Sdlmeine: Ser
tduie 5u $500 bis $6.95; .3ufubr 1890,
&aieu0un9 42OO. - &inOUieb: 8erfGufe gu
1915 bis $6.4O; 3ufutr 1900, Serienouug
17OO.-Shaafe: &eridufe 5u 3d. bis $500; (;
3ufuhr 400, Serienouua -.
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qnr,e SnbrIneneid,tn. .

= Oas 6ritiidlt lnterbauS miro Rd] an 4,
Sufi. bts Sum 10. SUM oertogsn. -,
CIR Charles @ille miro ipaarihsinlA
beu Q5nf@te 'iber ote @emmiHton iiihreu, piI4t
iui QSstFeF zines uelea 9auSd5otrtrag8 nQts
Id;en gualaab hnb 6rantreid uuterbau0etl fol-.
q @eaETaI 5fobetsif bat Den ihm an9ebosS5
tretf asOfen eiHeB @sTpRnenrS bon Surfeaaii
,iabassS6i. mo mtr6n6 itens aus @eiaaobgitss
ridf@lea.the slstiE ms aaslaaa aRtrssu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NeQbing, Bennl., 20. Nlat. - Or. 8.
6. Dorgep ans YOttstOmn uno u. 9e6auen
ais MOnococp itno ais SdninOler Oerhaftet
norOeH, neil, ME friiber bcriftet, ie oa8 Sc
ben oss 84ziGbri9en Daniel @ebriS aui ieiuen'
Sterbtbette, aIuei Gage Dor ieinem SO6e, fin
$4,000 i'll Der gState=Gapital= Suimances&O ."
in Suriisbu9 uerfderten. 9e gOrgcp tuurOe
iGon fritber unter elmer Gbnlihen 2lnflage
pubditet Ntan ermartet. OaB nod meitere
g&r,hnituunp,1 PrfrIncu mprheu
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Sgnti8er &anIpf 8lDtIdDeu etFtrTa6s
tfne1t SErn1fe1t.

albunp, Ga., 20. Mai. - 6rau gliie
Sill, peIde in 5Olge Der BON ibrem @aften
einem anOertn Srauen5immr, gtamen8 6en=
riette @ato, Gpieienen 2lufmertiamteiten etrer.
iiid)tia gcipOrOen mar, fOlgte geitern Dem Wlnue
nah I6enriette'8 9auS unO griff ibre GiOalin
nadl furSem @Ortrpediel nit etner art uu.
Senriette oertbeioi9te iidl nit eiren &aifeitz
meier unO bradte Der Sruu cine StidmunOe
bel, al melfer OieieIbe III tlEr5er 3eit ftarb.
Sic ShGterir 1T berhaftet.
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Nns r,,kotIS6,e VIYe5oeset,

$oo0onna, 20. Wiai. - Oa8 ,5Ournal
yJleoitu GcOnOmica" 1T Su 21=ip6btser GU.
ipeniion oerurtbetlt worOen, neil eS BEN PreB=
0eiebe Suipoer Die beiebeuOe SroHuug Der
9inge angegrifien bate mo bic 6cinoe Der Gis
feptlidsn Jfuhe gum 8iOeritan0e gegcu bic 0tes
9icrlluQ ermuntert bate.
,Gl8riumfo" 1T rpegeu &erlesHrg Ser BreBs
geitte 8u 5wauSi9ta9iger SuipeniiOu oerurs
theilt morDeu.
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Scr @eIOmarft.

Wem OOrt, 20. Wtai.-SOlgen6eS itn6
bic GdlluBnOtirungen: @elO mar letft 81
bis unO idlOb 5u PrO3ept pro Sabr. -
@terlinq gSefieI 4.84-4.842 uuf 60 Gage
unO 4.86-4.861 auf Siht. - 8unOes. Obi.
gatonsn: 1981er Coupons 1864, neue 6iinfer
lO45, neue 4i=prO5enti9e 1164, ueue 4=pro3eus
tiQe 1179.-Gttieu: &ofzS8lano 144s, PittSs
burg 14l4, SGs. @entrul 142, R.-D. @entral
1901, 2atezSbore 1881, @rie 5Og, DO. Brioris
tGten 914. ytortbzBeitern 1SOb, DO. Brioritd=
ten 1434, R.sS. Central 104, Reaong 500,
@efiern Union 1214. lluteridatamtsz 8llunj:
@OlO s67. JIG, 1888; @Ourant 81, 1864
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@battefOn. @.<&., 20. 0aai. = Der
Neger Soc StebsnS, tpelder einea-GiSern 81.
ger, Ramens Qnop3i6arOion; ermorost Aaue,
wurOs beute in gOgtfeiS,f g. .s@i gebangt. .Gr
berbielt iidn 5ienIi6 geidbt, 6iS er OaS 5Aaiiot
betrat, 0erieth iseodI earn in gofe apfRgHga
uH6 Idjrie: ..ssdf pgaatlge EihEEi @eHhlibet
midi, SD bStrbls. .0sN Griesesl SrieStn, 8rits
bert4 gSdhfeab er aegh -4aHJ sails 3idara :. lieE
SeEGAd SR la96e faahes. iIl6 iii 10 5Rts
rrtn iCswsste Ou S1spst leblpS Sfud d1e9 aiEs
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EeFegrap6tf6e 9epefGett.

(Bsrtbte Der uAfocrten BreFe" fnr Den .DeutIbsn
Gorreiponoenten.")
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pSrs 0 ia 'tberiote aus Il n.ihiuas
toTunS 8ettdte aus oem $uneren
beS gtUates-iicbs 3, 5eite stei4 uat3 sT
@rjSbIanN
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So0es1trfbefI.

F. Suffalo, 0.-g., 20. @lai.-0lartiu 6la-
ni9an, eines an Sobn SairnS ueriibten DtOrotS
iiberfnbrt, murbe heute gum &oOe Uerurthailt.
Die 9inrihuu9 iit auf ben 8. Suli feftge!est.
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in oer belle Gisid,rant (Refrigerator) In Gmerita,
lnb man pereeie ni oa6 bas Bette oaeSeit oas Stlz
Ii9fte 1T. 81 peretnis in alien a6tbeun9en @ufadz
belt, SorSlslihfett uno SGuerbaIttatett IN ltt.
Wabrbaft uunoerbar 1T feline @seriparntB, uno oer
gpaiIerbebdlter Jon unb ansebeno; a6er Die Soners
pirfammei, ftets troden uno pogfommen taIt, erres
grounen unb bot cine nnSab Ssiuder, foelt lte lllz
teriutbt baben, slx BefpunOerung bin9eriiien. Sie
erbdl oes Ieidt Serberblidbe, bas man binein itrI
acnuo, frtid) ilRo sutrdgltdI ud9reno trsenb zines
gBir boben cine auswabI reselmdbtser @r0Ben, fers
tioen ieSo ouf getelun9 iraeno cine 9roBe an, uie
fie fir Yripat.SomIsn, 9oftbduer, SoteIs, Salons
5ieftaurotionen, @rocer 6leii9er, Oampi6ooe ulip.
mnier StersasIes iit Der elesunteite uns bette i'm
Dlarite.
Oian Ipred1e In unierem BON Srn. 8. s. Sushes,
einem beiannten ghr9er SaImores, 9eIetteen 9aupts
ouartiere
Gdc Oct 2itertD= 1itt0 Sertn8tonitr.
Dor unb iiberSeuss ftp eI6f. Gin geu6 oaielbf ptro
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SnfanO-Qepef6ett.
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GHOIid1S Die erIebnte 0ettaaun9. gSnt. g.
GbanoIer'S GrnennuHg OeriuorFen.