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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22

ber Wlinberbeit bIeibt iie Elm perabI6euz
un9swIroiges gerbre6en. - glOb meiter
Ieblt man aber, penn berlelbe @eiit, pels
der 8eitrdntung unO Gri6peruug Der
Glnmanoerun9 prebi9t, iest aud BEN Gts
laB ppn GeieBen se9en (wie bic Gbicas
9p'er rSimes" ie9) uoie auar6ifii6en
gleigun9en zines Sbeiles unierer giupanz
rerer" empfeblt. Geraoe Der Sob 9lleran=
ter'S lit Der bette 8epei8 fir bic llnriaz
ti9teit iplder Nasreseln. Gs giebt tein
bellereS Wlittel 9egen onar6iitii6e llms
triete, alS Die Serren 8Ibler iih tOOt
i6moBen su Iaiien. so Ianse bieie 9eute
ni6t baran gebinOert peroen, iia 61ents
lid 5ur S6ou 5u itelIen uno ibre 4niibten
mr9litit 9rilnblid bar5ulegen, miro ibr eits
les @ebobren nur WiberwiIIen unb tiefe
9lbi6eu erregen lHto ibr @prt teIuItatlp3
i'm gGinbe perballen; beebrt man iie aber
nit ipe5ielIer 8ea4tung ourd 3mangssez
iete, 10 mibt man ibnen ni6t allein cine
Sgbeutung su, bic fir Die Wtafen immer
on6tebeno wtrtt, Ipnoern bfdugt lie in bic
0tLAS IGih ~DtuttvlCLtg plC pulu7 SvHlpu@
tbie mebr 9tnbdnger, alS bur6 ueber;euz
gung erlan9en. 9aS Gplt fann feline
Geieee MAIDEN, bic beHer pber i&le6ter
iinb, as es ielbit 1T, e5 t6nnen bier teiue
3uiidnbe seidaffen werOen, bic nibt pon
elmer Wiebrbeit unteritiist perben, eS lit
ulip uniinn, Geiebe segen cine rllmiturSz
partei" erlaiien Su ppllen, neil bieie ais
Wlinrritdt uni6dcIid 1T, al5 Mebrbeit
ober ilber oem 9eieBe ltebt. 8enn man
iebra gu bemerten glaubt, baB iol6e
SGpdrmer gr6Beren 6alt unter ben MaIs
fen 9epinnen uno ibreu Soee'n 8erbreiz
tung peri6afien t6nneR, bauu loqte man
ertennen, bab ni6t bic Ginpanoerung ben
SCben fur bieie 9tsitatiUn ibafft, ipnoern
in unieren pirtbidaftliGen unO pulitii6en
Gerbdltnihen iid Wtibtdnbe berauSgebil=
BET baben miiHen, bic ben -@inwonoerer
taran perbinSern, Die i'm alien 8aterlanoe
eingeip9enen Scee'n su perseiieu, unb aub
bic 9tmeritoner brdngen, in iiberipannten
eItbe9lldunsspldnen glbbIlfe fur bic
nadte 9iptb Su iu6en. llno penn bieIe
funbomentalen 1ebelitdnbe beIeitigt iino,
miro oud tein @runb mebr iein, iber cont
muniiiii&e 9tusidreitunsen ii6 ;u bella
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
aofalbertote aus gsaf0.mston.

@aihinQtou,2 21. RdrS. - Der uculIt;
Suaugmaiions- BoQ bat ctu 10 gituitile5 Jts-
iultaf gelieiat, CAP oas gr.IuttU= @Omitc ben
unpriinqIdeu Sublcribsutsu tire giHllhIuu.
aen Smiideritaitcn lam. Die gGn5eu 4uSgls
ben areidlteu $25 GOO, uno elm reluer Proiit
BON $I3,487.I5 muroe er5ielt. 9tabcr qtriez
then bel oen Snauguratiou86d0eu ole uut1r.
nCbnter gemenialid) arg in Die Batld)a, oitie5
9laI III nod Sub ggematt" tuOrOel, cine @rs
idliduuQ, Die iit wObl poruehmlidl dui Die
3Eotiadle 3urIdiiibren laBt, Oa6 Der 8eu9
g9aibIugtOn's gT1Ber, ais j., mar uuO ieoer
3hglncbmSr ceS Bales obHe Snaoe uuO 8arms
ber3igtlit sur 3abIung ietues Siaets gqwuH9eH
tpurOe.
- Der 6arbia, 5rebuif Douglas miro ohne
Bmeiid nui meitsre bier Sabre oas 8uuoeS
luarihoQS. lint Oes 9rtrittcs Columbia erbals
ten. 9as !Sr. @urfielO bisber ouitano, Die
Grncruuna 81 erneuun, 1T wObl auf ole Shat
iadte SuriidSuiilhren, DoB er itdl niht gang ol
riiber i'm 6laren mar, oh er an Dem (allToin9S
idon bon 6agCs i9uorirten) Sraufe Der @ra
rsuHung zines peri0nlidlen 6reuu0Cs fitr od8
Amt ienbalttn i0llte ODER nidlt. 9ercWdrld1u
pes GiftrifttS Columbia If qIeid3lti8 @ertnIo-
nienmtilier oes =, BeiBen 6auitS" uno 8anl'
nsrling ieiues Samilien=SabtnetS glncoln
errunnie einltmCls ieineu Bartner uno Breuno
gamon fir oas Amt, Graut CAB ieiHem Sauas
ger 6as Amt. pnpe8 ernannte auTOln9S
Douglas, bctraHte abtr nit Dem @e-emoHten'
meiiters9ienfte cinta auoeren ieIner Stanlten,
lelblibrfdnolidb eiuen 0elBen. 91rTtelo miro
nun 9oliclbc t6un. Gr bat ats Geremonlen'
mclIter unb Tamilens5ntImuS ben ueuen Sus
perinteuoentcu Der Diieutiidlen GebduOe unO
GGrtcn, Gpl &. u. 8odluea, auserlsleu. lluo
0puolas blebt Oiaridaa. Die gteguliebe Der
berrIdcnoeu @cmalt aber miro aberuals ms
ridtigs 9idlt geitellt.
- Die &oumifdre Otr Bbarm0cie babsn an
bic 9oli;eibeh6rOe Nn8 @r,uhcn qehellt, nail=
3uilbcn. oh audr ale GpOthtter uu0 Oereu @ss
tiilfcn cen &olidriiten oe5 Rtglitrir. @aiGBeS
nofgGIomgen iiuo, Oiau glaubt, Oa6 iui
9tiailte mchrue BerioueH uub2fugter 2Bails
&pottder 0Uffnet haten.
- &lS NonieiQer 0ts Soru. 8. 81. Bartriog',
Der npldnaIt nboouite, trat beute ". 2S. 6ors
lltb 6os Gsomster- Amt 0es Diarirt8 AT.
- Sn Der Wa;dinCnz Beriitdtte O2S 6rH.
8tper on Der 7. SnaBe mHOe am Samitlsc
eer Snobe g9. gteaI ourd ods SeriteH eIHeS
&dleiiffineS idllimm am B6lHe Oerlest
- aDmirOI .. .. Borter, Brd0oene oeS
@rmte'S. ntlde8 nit AuOronung orr Seremo
nie'H 0m %. Aprii, an meldlem Gage oaS
Smroeuis DiOnumCut entbEllt maeen loa, be-
lgGut IL, bat eie 9ilEIlt'GOmUiGdS uHO ourG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
8rGn0e.

Rsm art, Ns3., 81. 0ldr8. - Sn Der
Sdsiler unb Suti6enrerniic oeS 6rn. g. q.
@iiIinipn Scr. 1876, Sruu8widifraBs. brad
brute iriih Seuer aus. Der augeridltete pc
tuniare Sd,uben 1T gGing, alleia g8illon =.
Senntrn, Gin YtitglieO Der 6euerpeAr. mnroe
p6breno oGs Sran6ts bon Dem QuGlme iiberz
nGlti9t unb ilarb baIo oarauf.
gew rleau8, 81. Rdls.-Giuh: h:ute
in U. Sor9noi'S DtaqaSin ausgebroheuss
NCucr bciGd6iate POS bort auigeipeiferte Bali
len 8aumno1e, neldle ben so. 2tDi & Sorz
rentCimer geb6rcn. Der 8erluif III Ourf Bers
iiferun8 i'm Setru9e bon $9aO0 pOlitdaoi9 ge'
NPdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Ter streft AT GnSe.

9teW,Yort, 2l. MdrS. - Der Str.it
Siuiid,Gn iensn Srnueru, pelhe Iif Der 8trci.
nigung ibrer Arbeiter wtOeriegten, uno ben Sraus
arbcitan if gu @noe. Die !, SltS;tg." briugt
fOlQCube 4n3tige: ,g8ir, Die uuter3eidnstei,
erildren btermit, OaB mir unieren Irbsitern Oas
polle &edlt eiurdumen, etnGr Nrbciters oosr Sc
pCriihaftfsllui uniuQcb6reu, uno oaB mir ite
i'll feinellei 2Seie hinOcrn, einer iOlhen Ors
gauiiatlOu bciSutreten. @leifI;e;tig uerpHit)s
ten mir ms, Die in lester NOte entlaiicneuAc,
better, iOipie 6irjenigcn, ipeine itritten, mi,s
Der in 9lrbsit 81 nebnlen. Serner itno mir be.
ret, ibnen pcn bel Oieicr an9slegenheit erlitte'
nen 2ohnuerIuit boIlidroia III srieben. She
S. & 81. SdlGfer=9rtwtng>@O., Satob 3tHp.
p(rt, Geo, 9iinaler & Sc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Gtne Salgetet init t0otliG)cn
SSOIneft.

&tucinnatf, 2l. Mdrs. - Go. Seper
giacnthImer eiReS Soitbnuies uno stuer @irth.
idldft ,u 9t,6erTOe eiuer bieisen Toritaot, hattt
9shern Abeno mt &briitiau NieDer eineu Bort
ipediltl unb geristh idllteBlidA in ioldle 8utb
baB er iiber Den Sdenft;ith iprau9 nnO otnl
NCGer eilitn 6nufihlag uerietIe. 8siOe pad.
ten lid, rnAn oil, unO nGb fur3em 6iagen iieI
gtner NIT Seui Sopfe ai1f cine Mineralm1iieg.
i,Ite, brad, oas @enid nno blieb auf Der 5teQ,
icbt. 0itpsr panoerte cine 53eitlan9 aui Den
Gto6en umber uno Ileferte iidl id)li2Bltth I'M
IL llbr 9ln6ts in Der @entralpolBeiItatiOu bel
8ebSroe aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
@effdnDniR eines Wl6rOers.

Detroit, Ntim.. 81. Mdr5. -0aUio ..
Qattner, elmer Der 6rei 0tdnner, metdle fiir;lit,
inter Der Sntlage, etnen olteu Dtanu, 9tameH5
ylOrris, 81 6ilger, ctnem flciuen Habc Oi1ier
Staot gelC9enen Orte, Dor Orat Sobreu eruors
Get Su hobeu, aus Dem 3udthauie uon ISelte
Sirgnien hieber Qebra1t purOeu, legte heute
friih eiu geitdnoniB ab, in rptdem CT i.iue
bCiben @eidbrteu, iOwte amei auOere CUR 3it
jim StoatsjuAthauiC bcfiuOltd]e BeriOnen Der
9jetteiliaung all Dem &crbreden beiduloigts.
@eine au9obeu iAeiuen OoutOmmeu glaub@
piiroiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Gin tta6ter SIatternfranfer attf
Der SfrQfse.

Nstr . ort, 81. WdrS. @altcr Mta=
hauS, Elm lunger 9cger, welder in ieiner Boh-
nun9 an Der gSeit 81. Strabe an ben Slattern
rarnisOcr lag riB iidl hente SOrmittaa uab=
reno Der Seitrueiligcn abrpsIeubeit ieiner auaez
, hDrigen ale &leirunssiliide bonn R5rper nnO
elite i'm Sieberoslirium iplitterhadt auf ote
Gtrase binnus. Stin Gr,deiueu ueruriathte
ungebeure Aafreoung. St Lief ourd Die 6.
apenue unS ben SroaOtuap, 9etolgi BON eiuem
ero6en Saufen Mdnner, 6rauen nuS Sinoer,
psld;e oeu 9luf ''Smal Pox, Small Pox"
ouslicbcu. @r tuurDe id)lieblih pou Bolt
siifcn, meIdae ihm EN- Setttud iber ben Soui
fparfen uno ihn teit i'll oa6elbe eiunidelten,
aefanaen unb auf eiuem @agen uah Dem ;, Ri.
perfiot= 6Oipitdl" gebradIt. l0ie Aer;te begen
teiae 6ofiuuug ouf ieine Jiettuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Sic Nurtfatmpt0ner Iamtrdti6er.

g prtn9ftel 0 Wfaf., 2l. WtaT5. = 50
bat fidl ibt OeiinitiU berau8geAcllt, ouB ole aus
Der sROytbamptonCr Saut" geraubteu Oblis
gutiOneu 3urGdsriiuttst mOr6en fno. ScOtt
uno 9unlop, mcld)e rpegeu Oe5 8aufr0ubes I'M
3udIthuuie 3u @orcOro iieen, a;laugteH 'u Der
2lnfdr, boB Ite before ausiihteI aui 8:guas
oi9uu9 haben wGroeu, pcuu Oos gctOblene
@igtntbum ausgclicilrt ruiirOe. gtdhOem
,,9ieO Qearp" oubaitet iporOen mar, Ii'Btn iie
Inn iGgtu, anB iie ol8 3euaen gtgen ibu auis
treten miirbep, menu er OuS @lAeutbum ntht
brauSeGbs. 2earp lieB itf Ourh bic 0robung
Ciui6ud,tern, unb ras 9teultat mar Die glu8lles
icrurQ Der Sbligutionen unO bic RitOeri4las
auuq Sts BroScIiCs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
yS{eh1t3rFfp

Chicago, 81. DlGrS.-.0ie 3ufubr BON
Sdmeineu belief ft bcute auf 1900, Ote Ber,
isrOur9 nui 27OO Stid; bte Bretis OariirteH
5miihcn $3.50 uuO $6.35. - &iuOuieb: gu
fuhr 500, SerieHOun9 1900; Sertduie gu
$500 bis $3.50. - Shaaie: 3uiubr feine,
Serieuonng 700; Yertduie 3u $4.25 Bis S.. .25.
st. 2outR, 81. WlGr3.- Shmeine: Der
tiuie iu $3.50 bis $3.50; 3uiubr 6iO0, Str'
ienOurg 5000 -RinOUisb: Strlaufe 5I 1925
b,8 $5.75; 3ufubr 1000, 8uienOuug 500. -
Sdlole: &trtduie 3u 81 90 bis $5.70; gu
fuhr 1900. SCrienouug $50.
GaitzEibertn, Beuni., 81. Dtir3. -
2le 3uiubr BON RnOuieh betrig 1856 5tiid
SerIauie gus % bic $3.50. S6wetue: 3uz
iphr $685.; Scrtdufe 3u $5.65 bis $G4O.
-zdUOie: 3ufubr 300; SerEduie III 1925
bis $500.
BGtfuoelp Tia, q. 0ldr3.-9liuopitb
0iarft belebt; lluiaB 26OO; Yrfauie gu Al
bl8 64.-Sdlaoir: belCbt; llmiab 5000; Der
iGue Su 81 bis 6i. - Sdneine: Hun; unz
iag 5000; Scridufe 5u bis 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Scr SluSiteno tn SollsNtper,

SAT- WtUer, IP0Ii., q. Dtdr3. = Sn
Der Spiuueretoery p American. Brtntinqz z&omp."
mulOe heute nib 3ur gew0buliden StunOe Die
&IOdc aeldutet, nm ben ausitebenben Grbeitern
cine @tlCgenheit 81 gebcn, gu Dem alien &Ohue
an bte arbctt 8uriid 5u febrcu. Die 4rbeiter
mli9ertcn iid iotIieu.
3ie Spiuner in Der Gbdce'ifen Spiunerei
ifanbeu hcute in SSol9e Der GutlaTnuq Solepb
Ofarlano'a, SaoenlaiterS Der Spinner
lluion," aus.
Ste SdlatmeiRcr Der oeridieSsueu Spinuez
reien bielten beute abenb cine SGriammlung
be5iiglidb bcs ausiianOes, obue iebOd 81 elner
beftnttloen gntidleibuug 81 9elungeu. Sts sr'
tGren, Der sur ,3eit bon ibnen be3ablte 2OhH
lei 10 bod, alS IN irgenO einem anOeren Gbeile
hes 2nnnc8 heanhit miirne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
(sin5tt,r3 eItieS (Seb31toeS.

j 0 d elTer, NzYI., 2I. Wfaf5. = Gln Der
,9ofefsr 61tranllcsGomp. 9eh0riges uuo
au 6abrifSruedeu benubtcs, breiit0diAcs g.
bGuee OIL Der 8atcrftraBe ftiir5te UNI n ubr
bfnte friib 3uiummeu. Ntuu glaubt, OaB ole
GrplUiOn zines 9ampifeH:I8 bon 40 IietOe'
frait, ourdj mdd}en onsdSeb1uoe geIet3t muroe,
ben @iuftur3 oeruriudlte. Soiepb Sfel, 20
Sabre alt, rpeldCr sur 3eit poriibergiug, ruurOe
auf bcu &rOttOir ourf DE ttuitiir5eHOe RlHer
aidlagtn. &tet bt5 filnf anrere BerioHen
tlug,n Yerlstun9en OaOou. Sdtte ith Der lln-
fall nod uhr ersignet. 10 miireeu itb 20
Menidcn in Dem @ebduOe befunoen baben,
Mlan idl1tt ben 8erluit arf S2O.OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
8anfcrotte,

Mem,0ort, 81. Yidr5. = Die gladridt
,uuroc heut: bier empfangsu, .ooB Die Strmen
Is. s. 9aturencs, Er. 160, Deuoni5irefraBs.
8eiicn. iopie aDams & Comp, Wr. 30,
atdGrnbe, @oiiou. fauirt babeu. Die 9al=
fipa iOllfn cine beeeuleuOe 6Sbe erreid1eu. =
se. gR. &eal,s & @onp., lOiuie Woutgomern
@artuthsrs & Comp. in Stodutlle, YtilI., be-
ben ebsufaas Hanferott aema1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
sioro ,,1,0 seII,S1,,1nrA

6 btcagO, 21. 9iGr3.-5OhH %. Gram,
Elm gutauier in 8ienlten Der 6irna 0aggctt,
SnRett & 6ills. tuurOe gsgen 10 llbr beute
AbenO Dor eIe Ghiire ietner 28Ohnuua in Ger
Soritabt 2afcsStcm gerufeu unO BON 8m.
SepmOur Ourd einen YiitOleuibuB auf Der
Stclle 9et6otct. Seymour trat Olnn in oa8
0auS Elm, jagte iid cine &ugel ourt ben SOpf
uuo hiirSte enticelt 81 SOOeu. Die uaberen
llmfi1noe unO bic llrlafe Oet 8rGg0Oie t6Hueu
Sbeute 9lber0 niC1t ermittelt wer0eu.
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Scr @eIomarft.

gttw 9Ort, 81. 0iars. 5Olgenbes inb
bic Gd)luBnotiruugen: @elo mar rlIhtg III 4 bis
II. ihlOB gu Pro3 pro Sahr. Stert -gSe9iel
.803 auf co Sage unO 1929 auf Srdlt.
&unoes,Sbliqationtn: 1881er COUPONS 1024,
nene Sinner 1O1f, ueue 4t'urOi. 1114, n2ue A.
prO,. 1134. Gfticn: &Ofs98 1873, Bttt5s
burg 1872, Sls. Central 1344, R.-9. Central
144, yute,ShOre 1863, @rie 46B. 90. BriOrts
tGten 81, Ortts@eitern 1919, 90. YrioritGs
ten 1924, SIS. central 1923, RsaOtug 61,
gEefieru Union 113b.. llnterihagalnts, Bllanj !:
Sob $88, ,OOO,481 &OuIaut 81, ,402, 1881.
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Fret EcrToncn onraJ ettlc SaatHf
fcfieI- EriiI of m nafGNfcf

&Iepelon0, o, q. Wldr3 Der
8ompifciil in g9hite & Saulftu's RibIe ju
Wirnl1fielD, o., erplOOirte beuts SOrmtttdg
aus irgsHS eirer unbetanRten uriahe. 9oieph
6omiltou. ScIOen Sprasue uuo Sobn RatA.
Itu riroeH auf Der GteQe aet6ptet,
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2O6Itn8rdber perlan9em cine Sobns
CrI10Nutt0.

llntontOpu, Semi, 21. gtarS. - Die
@rnbenarteitsr uuO ioufi9e Augeftellte in Der
GOnnea8Ui0er Sohlenre9ion baben tbre 9lr-
beits9eber b.nadridti9t, boB fe an l. glpril
Die 9lrbeit etniielen tparben. falls ibneu bis
Eahin nidlf n1ehr 2nhn hen1llint mirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
2GMsild)ten 6ltf etnen Sd)netSeraMss
It0uO ttt Cincinnati

Cincinnati, 21. 0tGr3. Die bictgen
Sd,nei0crgeiellen beiblOfen IN elmer beute aus
gchultenen Scriummlung, cine 2ObuerbGbuus
non rs Br03ent 81 Osrluugen uuo bis gum
nobiCu Mittmc6 cine Antmort pom ben &rs
tCifoeberu al fDrnerr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
ginp DcrSdtb,tti,oene Camille,

u 0 B lie Nla., 81. y{ar3. yin Dtaun,
GumtnS 81. gBiaiams, ans St. Stephen5,
@uibugton-G Gountn, 1T btrber g;tOnmeu, I'M
icinsr 6raU 2b3e BtuidmS uuO ieiuen ittS
SinSun uanjuiplireu. 0ieietben reileu an
18. DECEMBER y. 8. bon WerlOiau, Wid., uat
Gan 6ranSisco ab. uno man bat ieitOem ydbtS
mebr uOu lbneu Qeb0rt.
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9r. 6. @tt9ane'8 Geber : gtNsa

Soncc's 6Is6tsupoi d mittsI turirt
Nlrhten, GdlmtaaeH, oie Barbierirate uH6 aae
foutausidlldqs. @ei Setb 3. bauce @r.
lGs, BsR Ssltim QrearaBs (26l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
Germti@te ScpeTGea aus Hetu'
Murf

Stem -9Ori, 81. OldrS. = Der OreiSebu'
jabrige SOhn 6. TiObr, pelacr in 6olse bon
lRifbarblurgqI. bic INN ieiu 8Gter Sutiigte,
ieit flint Wionaten in Serie1s@it i'm 6OipitaIe
lag ura befsu 3uifano ole Iuimertiumteit pie
Ter ACrSte aEf iid) Soa, itarb heute yiad,mittag.
Ger Coroner milS cine 2siheuihau abhdlten.
= Ter DampRr r&drOnOelet, Der om
Snmi1ng bon Nofiau bier eintraf, bradIte @u>
pitdn @riifiu uuo adlt Seeleute DOn 0er britt
idlcu @ri9s rQuura g." nit bierber, lpsldles
6abrscug in Der gtdhe ber SIbama Snen
Sdiffhruh 9eIitteu bot.
- Die ,,llnion Der Shiir> urt0 Ssniferrah-
mtumadler" bat beidloiier, bonn /. Npril an
tine 9rhnnt6buna UOu 25 Bro5ent 81 fOrotrn
nnO ole &rbeit cinauihller, i'm Sale tbre GOrs
etrung ntdat btlpiIiat miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-22
EeGegrapDt(6e 9epef0ei:.

t5eridte oW ~aRoctlrten Srelie" fhr Den r3.st!&eu
@orreiDcubenten.")
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aI0tama Slipcr ltctt aur 9at b8b,r. ais tit
Rer'dsusFeeuteu. Sis iebttif inOeiien nod
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rid]tet tporOea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-17

ALPHA LODGE NO. I, A. o. U. w.
NrEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
NI building every Tuesday evening at
o'clock. Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physicians DIR. NJ Rockmsn and
DR.. @. II. Thoma.
IC, O. wHrTMoRE, Recorder.
Euraka. July %. 1ssn. Jy2s-u
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THIS PAPER MAY BE FOUND ON FILE
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II In NEW YORK. W mAde TOT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-17
NOTICE.

n NJ. PARIS HAS PURCHASED THE IN.
W. terest of Frank Doutrick in the mercan-
tile firm of T. r. Hutchinson Co. Mr.. Paris
will be the resident partner of the firm in this
Eureka. Dec. 8. 1880. DAFT
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Turn Out Your Stock.

nFTE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at a reasonable figure by the
month, at his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is q
good winter range, and will take stock from
town every two weeks, returning them when
desired. o19-u
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL
WAY Stations will please procure ticket
at the Jackson House, or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders to be called.
W. II. SWEENEY co.,
Bus Proprietors.
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NEEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Hall, in the Rickard-F Foley building.
Ali Brother knights. In good standing, are
fraternslly invited TO attend such meetings.
W. Il. DAVENPORT, O. O.
@. H. CApy. K. Of R. and 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
Drunkenness in the Army.

When the bill came up before the House Satur-
day to place Mark Walker, an officer of the army,
on the retired list, quite a discussion ensued.
Walker, it appears, had been discharged for drunk
enness on the eve of retirement. In the course of
the discussion the Fitz John Porter case was al
luded TO, though Mr.. Sparks contended that there
was no similarity between the two cases, inasmuch
as General Porter had denied that he had violated
orders and a commission had declared that by his
conduct he had saved the Union army from disas-
feE, while i'll the pending case Walker had &C
Mr.. Mills opposed the uur VA
was doubtful whether Congress had the constltu-
tonal mower to interfere with and disturb the de-
cision of a court-martial
Mr.. Maginnis thought that the great misfortune
about this case was that the findings OF the court
martial had reached the administration during one
of its spaslns of reform. That administration had
come 10 the Capital with the sanctity OF the sunday
school around it. and had promised TO make up Ior
tho neforiolls ways by which it had gotten INTO
noLer Inv reforming the civil and military service
PPfthe country. Every one remembered the HIst
civiI-seryice order and the weak outcome Oh II.
| The army was also to be reformed IN tne saIhe
Snnday-schooI and Pickwicklan way: An oruer
| had been issued for the discharge OF any army
nfiicer convicted of drunkenness and IL was tne
misfortune of Mr. Walker that his case mad come
nm while the President was i'll VlrtuouS anu III
| dionant mood.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
Senator REaine's Bill 30 Revive Conn
merce Under Ille American Flag.

Senator BIafne's Bill 30 Revive Gem
merce Under the American Flag.
The following is the full text of the bill intro
duced by Senator Blaine for the establishment of
the United States Ocean mail service, and the re-
Vival offOreign commerce in American steamships:
BE enacted, DC, That the owners of American
steamships of 5000 tons register or upward, con-
structed after approved models and equal in &C
cOmmOdations, safety, and speed TO the mail-car-
rying vessels of any nation, shall be entitled to
ceive, for carrying the United States mails on
regular lines of such steamships from any port or
ports in the United States to any foreign port or
ports, mail, compensation not exceeding $50 per
nautical mile per annum for the distance one way
for twelve round trips per annum SIS per mile for
twentyfOur trips and $50 per mile for fOrty-eight
trips per annum in accordance with contracts to be
made for such mail transportation by the PoStmas-
ter-General after public advertisement for pro-
pOSalS with the lowest bidders each line for terms
not exceeding fifteen years and upon all the con-
dtions for securing rapid and efficient transporta
ton which usual or established by law in SINH
lar cases.
"SEC. >. Only those steamships shall be accepted
for such service which have been built in Ameri-
can Ship-yards, of American material, and by
American mechanics, and they shall be COM
mandcd by citizens of the United States, and
manned by crews OF whom at least three ourths are
American citizens, and before being accepted they
Postmaster-jeneTal and the Secretary of the Navy;
and such Secretary may also allow any officer of
the navy leave of absence for not exceeding five
years for the purpose of serving on such ships,
which absence shall be without pay, but without
prejudice TO rank or promotion"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
DISTRICT COURTS.

cr,,c,r1r Cor-RT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR. = orme
VS. Morrow Judgment by default foer n dc by
Tef5nIt I0ran vs. Douglass; motion 10 q9asn VII.
overrled Schneider q SGn VS. same action. Middle
ton g. 90 VS. Kirk & Strong; same action; Murray
vs. District of Columbia same Ge aGG sustained
Gaywo0d VS. Leishman; motion 10 SCI aSlae oiut t
g rajItv~ Spers overruIed Bates A. and W. Rail
rroed Company; trial refused RAINIER Va
Mheeler; SaTPTJGsTICE CoxWfet vs.: Naylor
oniTion delivered setting aside deeds BlSnop vs.
Bishop RUE at an appearance of absent defendant
atfS ordered Voutevs Voute; testimony ordered
taken before Randall VS. Webb: investment of
funds in the hands of trustee directed; Powe w.
CRIMiNAL CoURT-JUsTIcE JAMEs-JGh9 f SiIas
Marshall Johnson for the murder oi Joseph L. '"
son on trial TRepOrted elsewhere.I
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
rap,a Court of the District-ChiefJu Justice Cartier
and Justices Wylie and Hagner-No. aug, az asif
9 Fraedmans Savings and Trust Company VS.; Holden
| No A. Mccormick vs.. Freedmans S pawn 10 ~
Inifed states vs. Brown No. 5Sa Ferry VS.. Lang
lev No s. Gibson vs. GauteE; No. d. Fo@ Vs.
son. Gc Mo 90; MacArthur-No 49, Wswel
vs. saunders ct al No s. shggT Tmb x u ns~ &C. vs.
Hewitt & CulIinane No: 6S; United states. use y
Clark Costello no No. ~ f1 oeEw oo vs. Gordon
EooIsS N Es VS. Clark: No. S. Lewis & Mckenzie!
SQgEHe No O. s. a GnpSy o 8 S. Stewart vs. Jordan
20 81 RpnaT vs. Mour; No go Bshor Stebbins vs.
stanton & BSw C5;r No SS 81 Wilson vs. BGcner
az HiSoins Va Davis d Son; No. 90, MoodvllIe, use
&C. vs. "a 4eibeTSer; No s. Black King, jr.
ESS iG1 Ward VS. Baltimore and Potomac RaiifS GA
COMPANY N No F liz No o6 Hook Ganter
No I07, Brady VS. regeer No ISS; s9 Ffana9an vs.
| SNOW: No. 81 Thompson Poulson; NO. Os' no"
Criminal Court-Justce James.-John ,. NJ. 'oilll
> | murder of James JOnllSOlL