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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16

Sl1rfaie in Elm an6eres berfiillt, inittelt Suit
6rudeS, Der ourh cine im@rogeifo1Ie beftno.ide
our9 9ampf getriebene 9uitpun1pe er3eugt
tuirb, in Ou8 5u fiillen6e SAB fOrcirt. gu bic
lem 3pede tptr0 elm Sdllaudl an oas Spun0=
lod bee abSuiullen0en Safes befeltigt, Der, nit
Der 9uftpumpe in Serbinbuug ftebenb, Die
cOmprinirte 9uit - 5 6uB auf ben QuaOrat=
3Oa ODER 2640 Bfunb auf ben BOOen oes leeren
Safes - Dem Sier 5ufibrt uno eS ourh einen
am 6uBboOen augebraften Sabn aus Dem
bem Safe treibt. 9ienitag Worgen Inn llbr
id)ruubte 8Obrer ben 2uftihluu9 an unO ieste
Die 2uftpumpe IN 8eme9ung. Sn rpenigen
Uttnuten mar bas SAT- leer. 8obrer beging
nun bic unporfiAtigfeit, ben 5abu Su
iflieBen, tpGbrenO Die Quitpumpe meiter arbei=
tete. Die @irfun9 lief nid1t lange auf iih
tparteH, beuu ifon na1 elmer Winute fog Der
Soben be8 safes aus ben 6ugen, un0 SObrer
itiir5te in 6olge 0eS un9ebeuren 0rudes Der
nit etnem lauten Small freigeporSeneu cOmpriz
mirten 2uft tobt gu 8obeu. Die 9auben oeS
6aBbOOenS ilogeu mad aQen Ri9tungen bin
uno braden in tanienO StiiGe, bod Die Seiz
tenbauben mioeritanoen Gem 0rpde.
Sn Nem Dort be9dnn, nie mir berettS
9eiiern mittbeilten, am 9ienita9e Der Bro5eB
9eget albert 6eIir So9el, be8 Ser
iu9es angetlagt, DE So6ter oes Surpeliers
GoutS StraBburger 81 entfiibren. Oas bis
oabtn ab9egebeue 3eugniB lit nur etne gSieberz
bolun9 friiher bereits 9emadter Diittbeilungen,
oaB Eogel in @emetnidaft nit oem eri4oiiez
nen Sa9ert oaS 9ziGbriSe Otdo9en 3u lteblen
9ebafte, nm bon StraBburger Elm i6ueres
S0iegelo III erlnnger. - Semerfensmertb lit Die
auipraGe oeS 9iIirittss Qufpalts, mel6e Oieier
Dor Der @r0finung Der 8erbanOlungen al Die
geidruOrenen ridltete: y0tetne 9erren! Der
geiangene ioll, tpie geiagt miro uno ipie er be.
bauptet bat, elmer So5iaIiitetl=Srganiiatio
augeb0ren, unb i'd fraae gle, oh elmer bon Sh=
nen elmer communication, ioSiallliid)en o0er
nibililtiiGen Serbiuoung an9eb0rt, iei es in
oieier Stabt ooer anoerSno?" SGbelno nerz
nelnten bic @eiamorenen eiHittmni9 Die ibnen
oorgelegte Sra9e.
@ine meme Sn6u frie bat ith tiirSlid)
entrpidelt, nGmlidb oas Serfaufen uno Ser
ididen BON Slenen nad) oem Bfunoe. Sie
tuer6en 1urd @rprcBbef0r0erung in S6ad)'
teln ooer GGIten uerienoet, beren 8ooen uno
bret Seiten aus 0rabtgefleAt befteben, mIb=
renO baS llebrige lei6teS 6ol3 1T. Sleine Gut
ternGpiden, in meldle @anop in fliilii9em 3uz
fanoe 9esoiieu nOrDen, Der bei'm grtalten bart
miro, iino in ieoer @de oeS >ig8 beieltigt.
Sn iOlden >i9en t6nnen 8ienen ii1er uno
bilig auf tpeite @ntfernungen Oerienoet werOen.
Sienen wuben ieet BON 8eras, 2llabama uuS
anOeren Sii0itaaten nG6 Dem NOrOeu geieuOet.
0ie8ieuen rpurben bort niht bur1 >, 8li33aro8"
SerfUrt uuo fno iest auf Dem BuHtte, 81
oIGmGrmen.
SOhn 0ii6bletOn unO isine 6rou ftelen geitern
Su 9tOgerS' MiIl, SUlcmsGouHtp, @l.,
ais einfm 8Ootc in ben Slug uno fGnOeu ibren
8Oo in ben 6iutben.
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g1ns sihirirn cnfi1nhrn


VOnoon, l6. SUM. - Sine Depeldle Del
Stems" aus SEM berihtet, oaB etn aus Sibi'
rien eut1obener gihiliIt bic Sd)meij erreihi
bat. glau wsiB 10 melt rur BON elnem eiuii'
gen anberen 6alle in melhem Is einem Strdiz
ling Qslung, ieine 6lud]t aus Sibilien 81 be.
prthelligen.
sIrbeitfr;llHtubeH tn Sdlmsoen.
yonoon, 10. Stunt. - AuS SOpenbagetl
wirb gemel0et, bnB Su Stodbolm mshrere 5aus
ienoe bon 2lrbCitern ,,ftriteu" uno bag &uirubr
gu befiirdten 1T. Gtne grOBe glu3abI BON
SrGnOer, neldle lebter Gage I'M Suueren oeS
1Gn6cs bcfGmptt mer0en muBten, i4elnt oa5
gSert uon Sranoitiitern gu iein.
W1artt uro Y6rIe.
GonoOH, 10. SUM 1880 ytadm. -
q. & q. SO. l. 6G4, ?. 293, Grie 49f, Benui.
&entral 674, 9teaOtHg 3Oi, gt.s9. Ont, 6;
2SehTn 384.
QtuerpOoI, Is. Suni, 1890 STADIUM
Baummoue rubig; giitteliOrtc OberI. 6 3y16 ;
90. Srltuns Ct. Die Serfduie betrugen 5000
SGuen.
sFurse SabeIoepeidlcn.
- W6breno Der lebten gSodle iiu0 ans gSeIts
Snmr elmer SorItaot gOnoon'5, mebrtre Rdos
den uerlhmunoeu, uno man bat 9runO, an}us
uChmen, oaB bicielbGn geraubt uuO nad 6reuz
benbduiun in Sdgien ODER Srantreid 9ebraft
norOCn ieiCu.
@iner Der Mdnner, meld)r Ourd Die Grs
ploiioH aui Dem ncuCu SnmauOampier =, @itg
Of BOme" unmlttelbar Dor oeIien StapellGur
81 Sarrcm8, guQIanO, Uerlebt nuroeu, itarb
8citcrn. 8ie 3obl Der Spier betrGgt iett bier.
- Der Serfauf beS Barrier .SOurual Oe8
9ebats" in Der Siirtei lit ourd Die tiirfIlde
6e9luung Oerbotcn p0r0en.
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9Vn9riff attf einctt auterifGmtId1ett
NHfSfi nAt1r lit Nhiftn

Gan Srau5iSco, 10, Sum.-Son Bez
fling miro 9euelbet: am %. April Oraug in
Eetiug ein 40bclhaufe in baS 9aus zines
Qmerifanii6en MiiFonGr8 ein, Der i'm Se3riife
iianO, BON Der 6auptitaot abSureiien. Die
3laufbolbe purOen alfgeforbert, Oas 6auS,
porin geraoe cine Nuftion Der 6au8gerdtbi9ai'
ten be8 Diiiitondr8 itattfano, 81 perIaifen. Sic
famen Der aufioreerung nGG, fchrteH laoOfI
balo 3uriid, porauf Der amerttanii4e @elanote
2lnaeu Don Der Sod)e bena9ridti9t purOe uuO
Sem 9ipefii6en Oliniter beS 2lu8wdrttgcn
Ntutbeilurg lna9te. 2esterer erpOe.te, e8
uiir0en anl nG6Iter Morgen 0taBrcgelu ergrif,
fen meroen, nm meitere llnannebm gu
ptrbiten. 2lm "a. eriAieu Der @Ouuerneur Der
Staot nit Gtuer @ompa9nie SOlOaten an Srt
NIB Stelle uuO oerbaitete bic Ndoel5iiibrer,
moraEi Der BGbelbauie iia 5erfreute. IS
wuroen 40 SoOaten sur SelaiiBung ceS pau
iiS 2uriiGafIQiieu."
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@ranS aataitropbe tn sroo orGpm.

gleW y 0 II 10. SuHl. SH OtH pteGIez
pOnt'i9cn Yta9a5inen nabe Der 2SaufraBenz
6GbrbOOtperfte in 8rOoflpn brad beute gtad
nlittag 6euer aus, rpclde8 Die gebGube betnabe
gGu5li6 5erit0rte. 8atrid Morris, elmer Der III
ben Ma9a5inen beid6ftigten 9rbeiter, fam in
ben Slammen Inn, uno SbOS. &pan, Elm anO,=
rer &rbeiter, tpelder aus etuem 6enter I'M brit
ten GtOdperfe iprang, erlitt Serletuugen,
tuClfe nubri6einlid5 ieinen SOB 5ur SOlge baz
ben tperoen. 6enrp 6. 8ierrepOnt, iun.,
purbe bel ietnen anitrenanngen, baS 6ener 3u
urbrannt. gtuu idGtt ben @eiammtOerIuit
auf 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
NIetfe orxrn,, sn6htet.

Sttama, Ont, IA. SUM. - Der Pas
triot" BON @barlottetOpn meloet, oaB i'm Brtnce
@hmarbsS Sc elanr= =Srreuz4ipl eiu Yatieut 10 lauge
BON 8drtern gencft murbe, bis er einem Der
ieben einen idmeren Sd)Ia9 perieete. 0aS
pcrgalteu ieine g8arter bamtt, paB fte tbn gu
8oren parfcn uno in brutalter Beiie mib'
bannelteu. Damn bradten ite ben SepuBtOien
5u 9ette. 9ort tpurOe er bon etuem Der 8Grz
Ter no9mals nit SaultidlGgen ltnO 6uBtritten
traftirt. Der Superinteuoent 0eS AiplS
9laubte, mas ihm Oor9elO9eu nuroe; Elm 0tes
porter brahte ieood) Die Q8abrbeit gu Sage,
unO Die unmenihli6en Q8Grter psrOen fir ibren
YrOSeB feitgebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
GreenbdGIer=Gonnett tn 9ennIDl:
D01ffeft.

8ottsUiEle, 9enni., Is. SUM. - Die
@reenbadIer bon BennipIoaHisn belten beute
ibren Staot8=@onreut inter Dem SorIee oe5
9rn. s. g. Seatb in bieiiger StaSt ab.
Die angenOmmenen Seidliiiie iuOOiitren Die
IN 1880 aueenommene National=BlattiOrm,
benunSiren alle Otonopole, Die gtatioualbanz
fen, neutrality-suspicious. IL. i. 10. unb for
bern Sdut iiir amerttaniife 4rbeit. 6erner
tpuroe ein 8eifluB 81 Suniten Der trli6en
9anoltga angenomnen. Der @onUent nomiz
nirte 9rn. 81. B. Sadion aus Wercerz@ountp
gum StaatsiefretGr uno erpGblte 6rn. s. @.
9ation gum Soriiber 6eS Staat8s Sentrdls
@Omite's. I'm llbr glbenOs uertagte iia Der
Nnnhpnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
GtceAb6GIet=Gouncnt TT S6to- -
Gtne ScntpetcnSplanfe tn Oct
4SI0fffnr1ft.

GolumbuS, O., Is. SUM. - llngetGbr
$50 9elegateu nahmen an Dem beute uuter Dem
&Oriite be8 6rn. u. 9. Blatt bier abgcbaltez
uen Staat8=@Oupsnt Antbeil. Der @onpent
nobu Die iiblifeu 8ei4lifie an uuo befiirmorz
tete ben SOrihlag, OaB cine Sill, tpelfe Die
4abritattou. ben 8erfauf unO @ebrau9 berauz
ihenber @etrGute i'm Staate Derbetet, Our9 Die
gsletsebung Dem @olfe unterbreitet rper0eu
led. 6Olgenoe8 Sidet muroe nominirt: @ous
perneur Sobn Sieb aus Seneca, Sice-8o
perntur Gba8. Senfins aus Maboning, Sberz
ridter SOieph @atiOn aus Snor -&ountp, Sc
uaalautpalt " so. 3uttle aus gafes@ountg,
Sdatmeifer gS, S, glOpO aus YiOHtgouerp-
Sountn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
@nrOpGtide &abeIbertd)te
@ertnnn,,n prs pentidnen meidnstona.

8erIin, Is. Suui. - Die Situug SeS
teuti6en &si6StagS lit gGi6loHen.
Eine tteae Vbale aeS Rulturfampies.
2onoon, Is. SUM. - Der Serltuer GOT
reipsntent Der DSlmeS" tclegrupbmt: r@in Sc
riidlt lit i'm llmlauie mad Welbem 6err bon
@o6ler, Brdibent oCs 8eidStagS, Dem 6rn.
hoh Yuttiammer als SultusmiHifer nadiol,
gen unb 9ebterer gum Wiuifer beS Suneren erz
nauut tper6eu ioG. Dis idDetnt cine neue
6rOntUsranbernns gegen Die fatbOliid,e Sirfe
in Der &i9tuu9 eer 6alflaen @eiete 8u BE-
oeuten."
9as @scot=Jaemnen.
2onbon, 15. SUM. - 0aS heutiae &ens
nen fir Die r9erbb Stafss" 81 AScOt murOe
bon .Ytusfslnns," benz @rufsu s. De Ia Strange
gsb6rig, getponuen. Ssf)5 Bierbe uahmen au
6sm &cnneu Antbeil. 6rn. 9oriGarO'S yBai.
ioic" par oas 5peite unO 2orS 6almoutba
y9snucrloDe" OaS brittle Yfera am 3iee.
Qonoon, 10. Stunt. ~ ,6orhaa," Oaa
8fuo 0ss 6rn. S. y, Scene, sds BET 6en
gOnadumpS.&suusu afcQt bot, 1T au ascot
peatb anSeluult,
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Nrr lGpInt1nrff

Nen y ort, Is. Suni.- SOlgeI0e8 itn0
Die SdluBuOtirllngen: @elO mar leidlt 3u 8
bis 81 unO idlOB 5u 3 Pro5ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling Be6iel 4.833-4.838 auf 60 Sage
uno 4.85t-4.86 uuf Stft. - 8uuoesz Dbl.
gatiOnen: 1881er Coupons 1O3b, ueue 5ituIer
1893, neue 4t=prO5entige 115, ueue 4=prO3euz
tige 1175 5.-Qftien: &of=SSlano 1433, Bits
burg 14O, Sll8. @entral 14O4, gt.-g. @entral
1464, GafezSbore 1903, grie 463, DO. Brioriz
tGten 88, ytortb g8eitern 1923, 90. BriOritd=
ten 1884, N.zS. Central 1911, Reabng 572,
g8eitern Union 1888. Ilnteri9abamt8= =8llan3 !:
@oln SIC .8O2 .O45: @nnrnr1t 81. .233. 300.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
Rt6fcr Quum.

&eibsoille, R.=&., 10. Suni.-Im 3.
3. 0lts. pergeuoltiate Der Reger Sobu 8aplOr
bic 8rau oeS @rsSenotOrS Samcs Srmln, mel
der in 9lOdinabamz@ z@ountp, N.z@., mohnt.
Der eIerne @ube bate bci 0rH. Srtpm ge0ient,
iual iebr freuneli6 bebanoslt mOrreu mo ber@
9alt in 10 iAGuoliher g8eiie Die @obltbaten,
Die ihm erplelCu porben tparen. Gr pur0e
balo uud) 8eJebuns bts SelbrefeuS feftgenOniz
men uno in bas @sfduguiB gu Greensboro &C.
bradt. 8Or9cftern QbenO eridlieuen ca. 40
mestirte NtGnner nor Dem @ebauOe une pers
lannten @inlas. Der @efdngniBaufleher ipei~
gcrte iid nGtiirfid,, Die Sbire gu Offrten, bod
rurte biCIsibe, tp.e aud1 ale anoereu, pd6e
ben @eg su &aplor'S 3ele abipcgrten, eiugc@
idlaQen, Der Torbt9e iu's Sreie aeierrtnnb auf
Gin Yfer6 gcbunoGn, oaS man id]nea baOon
iiibltc. @eilern funo man Den 9eihnum Oe8
&erbrcdere etma Nieitrn oou bier on eiaent
Roume bdpacu. Gfr GQr0ner Miro e,aeu iH.
quelt Gbhdlteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
sSermtSG3te ScpeTd)ett aus Telps
Aprf.

0ewsgort, Is. Suni. - albert 6elir
@o9eI, tpeldler iett Slpei Sagen INTER Der 4nz
fla9e Dor @ertft itanO, bic @ntiibrun9 Der
fleinen &Oia 9traBbur9er Oeriud1t gu babsn,
ipurte beute bes ibnl CUR 9ait aelegten @,rbrez
dens iiberiiibrt. gr pirS naditenS untsr ctrer
@elOa prefiuussanfla9e proseiiirt mer6cn. ca
CERT, Der SpieBgeIslle SoaePS in benz @auuer,
complotte, nuroe bsfanutli6 uOn Dem @ebeint=
poltSifen Campbell eri1olen.
= BGbrsHo SEQ. s. Sreiiel beute 4beHo in
leiur 8Ohnuug nit Der Geiui9ung eiueS gela.
bsreu &eUOlpetS beidGfti9t mar, euttuO li@
Die g8ofie plDtlidl, uno Sretiel pur0e 10 ldruer
getrolfen, bo6 er in neuigen augeublitteu itatb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wsenydtett

SrOD, N.zy., Is. Snnl. = Sel Wele9e1s
belt beS beuti9en SdluBaftu8 oeS =, Heuiellaer
pOlptsGniiten Snititut8" empiiigen 20 Stltz
bcnttn, ipeld]e Die @ramlna criolgreiA beitanoen
Sngcuieure. gle ole traten iOiort in ehr gut
be3abIte Stcllungen, Na 10 uiele Sngenie1re ge=
iu6t merSen, baB OnB Snitltut ntdt teIumal ale
gioCliraNen bCiriebiaerO beantmorten lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
NtebuGrfte.

&btcQgO, IS. Sunl.-9ie 3ufubr bOn
Sfpeinen belief fid) beuts auf 25, 900, Die Ser
ienOun9 aui 27OO Stiid; be 8reiie pariirten
Swii6en $500 un6 $500. - 9tin0pieb: 3u4
fubr $500, SerienOun9 24OO; gerfdufe su
$2.65 bis $500. - S9aafe: 3ufubr 5000,
Gerienbun9 -; &erfdufe gu $3.50 bis $500.
ct. 2ouis, Is. Sunt.- S6meiue: Ser
tdufe gu $3.50 bis $6.1O; 3ufHbr 1900,
&uien6ung 5000. - 9linOUisb: 8erfaufe 5u
1926 bis S6.1O; 3ufubr 28OO, 8erienOung
13OO.-Sdaufe: SeriGuie gu 1925 bis $500;
3uiubr 500, Serienoung 200.
@at<2tbertn, Yenni., Is. SUM. -
Die ,3uiuhr bon 93inOoieb belief li6 uuf Sol
Stiid; Serfdufe gu $3.50 bis $3.50. -
Sdweine; 3ufubr 700; Sertdufe ju 1855
bis $6.15.-Sdaaie: 3uiubr 1000; Strtaufe
3u $3.25 bis 1925.
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Gbtcago, Is. SUM-. = @eneral 9rant
unO 6rau reiiien Ibenps nm llhr mad gtewz
gOrf ub, tpOielbit iie bis Utitte ndditer lSode
berbletben perben, nm ii9 bann nad Song
SrQnCil I'll beQeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
&rdnOe.

@QIDeIfon, Scr., IS. Suni. = Sine De-
pcid)e Der Stems" ans @acO beriAtet, Gas
om lebten Mlontage pieIc @ebdube in ieucm
Gtdotdben 6urb etu in MOrteS' 9a6en ouSaes
brcdeuts. ohue 9rpetfsl Ourd SranOfiftsr au.
9ele9tes 6eucr etngedidert wutSer. Der @es
iammtperIuR be;tdgt $SO, 700 bis $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
Ser 0erborOt'Id,e WaorSproses.

Wt nttcello, yt.=S, Is. SUM-. - BET
ben gefirigGn SerbanOluu9cu in Oem 8rojeB
geaen BEN Der GrmorNung ieiner S9mGgeriu
nngetlagten Satob @erharOt iuar Der Auges
tlu9te pie2cr lebr nerO08 unb brad iogar 81
t0S in 2hrGnen aus. gllS eriter 3euge WurOe
9oom Giibrp, Der 8ruoer Der @rmoroeten,
o0B0rt. .Gr madte uusfibrlidle Angabeu
Iber ben Moro uno Die Serbaftung @erbarOt'8,
ioipie iiber bo8 8efenutniB, OaS oerielbe abs
Iegts. Sn Der NaAulittagsfsuu Oe8 geridItS
nurbsn mebrere unwittige 3eugen nnb oann
Soiepb Neartng berb0rt. 2ebterer la9te aus,
er babe geb0rt, pie @erbarOt II. Deiien S4ma.
germ iidb Sautteu, unb miiie, baB cine erbitterte
Stimmung smiiden Oenielbsu befanoen babe.
2ll8 Dos Stemmeiien, nit rpeldem Erau Ser
borbt erl9Iagcn wurbe, i'm @erihte uor9e5et9t
tpurbe, CAB Der An9etlagte grOBe 8ewe9nng
tup0. Yen SerbanOlungen luObnte lpieber cine
srOGe 3uidauermenge b:i.
29abrenb Der beutigen Serhanolungen Jag
ten mehrere 3eugeu aus, OaB Der Angeflagte
linen aegeniiber ieiue Sdulo eingeitanoeH babe.
Der @lcSeB rpirb wabrldeinltH Die 9anje
gSodc i'll Nuipruh uehn1en.
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Nrr Rrn..rr. S4rifn

@ews 81 orr, Is. SUM. : Die Srauerets
beiiter bielten heute cine SeriammluuQ ab.
Gus ben Seriftcn, ipelfe eingiugsu, iit III
i6IicBen, buB iebt idmmtli9e Srauersen nit
ebeniO oollem BeriOnal, wie OOr 8ssinu Oes
Strifes, arbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
Sos 6hico0Dcr S0m0erfeff.

btca9o, 10. Snnl. = Weltern Aben0
iano bier Die erfie BrObe fiir OaS San9crfeIt
itatt, Die iebr befrtebi9eub auSftel. Srou Beif-
fasQsutner uno Sr. &anOious fiub leste $50
DIE Uon 0eutidlunb ab9ereit uuO werbeu bier
ON %. pber %. b. 80. eripQrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
Gn1nettt Nnr cSmnr.,ip4tre.

Nontreal, Is. Suui. - Ser 13. idbr>
lidie @onDent Der y@eieaidaft Der Sngeueure
pon amerita" 1purOe beIte bier erDffnet. Der
G6tb. s. Seauop berptlltommncte i'm Jtamen
Der @tabt Die 0elegaten. Die @onUention
laui6te elmer &ebe oes Srr. 9awion un0 nib
mtfe fit1 bauu RoutiuezSeIdGfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-16
@OrS 8eleaentItdb etncr Seuers.


2ittIe Sod, 2(rt., 10. SUM. - Sine
SpejiuIOepAfe aus MalOernOn melOet: IS.
Sc. @reggs eridloB geltern gelegentliA Der Gin=
didIerung elmer SGgsmiible iiinf Dteilcu Don
Arfaoelpbia ben Neger Sill Dtiller uno oer=
nunoete Srn. g. 3. Suffice. @reqg5 uno
Suffice waren gemeini4aftli4e gigentbitmer
Der SGgemiible."
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SooeSmrthetle.

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tpCIter iidl Dor bem BroSeiie iduIeia befaHnte,
lift 5u 80 Sabren 3udtbaus oerurtbeilt wOroet.
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2lnter6aftungen.
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ttag uno SuHHtag RusaeupmmeH.
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@nnfrrnft.

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madt. 0tan itGtt BEN Serlul aui $500 900
bis $70O,OOO
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Eeregrap9i(dje 9epelaess.
aus Der SmnSesbauptsnSt.

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@0IreipOnoeaten.H)
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Cages ettigfeitett.

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Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
THIRD eDlT .t,N.
nr. WolfAiel'.
l.AIlaH.

The Evening sa Of Nav Castle,
dated Saturday, y .r'h S,h .s,,:
"Last nights .ssus 'u Of til, the Daily Re-
.,I D, n,,n. t.' aimed an article headed
-. % D. On Mr.. Woltkiel" aud "foi
IT, % IhlIcAN." This would mos
WI. w. Iead people to think that Mr.
w." .kiel sent the article to that paper
publication. We have authority
,ts state that this WAS not the case, sDd
would also state that the srticle wa
taken from the Star, to which the!
gave no credit, and which fact they
tried to conceal by omitine 10 ssno
their usual exchange (st least it..ap
pears very much In tnls direction.
The Star Is mistaken, in the aboy (
article. The Star was seat to the o.
foe marked and a postal card signed
subscriber, asking MS to publish the ar
ticle in the REPUBLicAN. We suppos'
cd Il at Mr.. Wolfkiel had sent the
postal or one Of his friends and OIL
course used the words for the RErUBL,
CAN. That Is how It was.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
RROR ERs

q. 8. FCURS FOE SALE
SILN En- BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
The N cal Case.

Anthony Higgins Esq., yesterday
afternoon received telegram from
Washington stating that time 6xed for
the commencement ofarguments in the
case of the negro Neal tried and convict.
ed Of rape at the last May term Of Court
in this county, had been postponed un"
til next Monday, aud consequently Mr..
Higgins did not go TO Washington to-
day as he anticipated. EK-AttornsV
General Devens Of the U. s. In Presi-
dent Hayes cabinet has volunteered
to assist Mr.. Higgins in the argument
OF the case. States Attorney Gray will
appear on behalf OF the State, but it is
not known that he has any assistance.
Neal it will be remem bered was con-
victed by q Jury composed entirely Of
white men and this formed the basis Of
an appeal 10 the Supreme bench Of the
United States. General interest is ex-
cited in the case and the decision will
be closely watched. II the appeal is
sustained Neal will be remanded for a
new trial.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Sorrow for the Gear,

In the New York House OF Represen
tativss. last evening, 3 resolution wa
unanimously adopted, expressing sor
row for the assassination Of the Czal
Alexander II, and concluding as fol
lows: The people Of this State, whil,
they every where sympathias witt con
stituiional liberty and just equality
abhor sassi1ation, whether under tn,
rule OF Empire, as in Russia, or undel
the Government OF the people as in tht
Republic Of the United States. They
recall the most brutal assassination o.
their own chosen, Chief Magistrate,
Presiden Lincoln, ana desire TO put OF
record their adherence OF the crime Of
all Official murders, regarding them as
hostile to liberty, to civilization and
christianity, and the worst possible
foes Of all reforms, whether in States OF
Nations. at home or in Kingdoms or
Empires in the world abroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
The Wreck of the Hermes

TIE captain Of the Norwegian bark
Hermes, whose crew we're saved and
taken to Boston by the steamer Sama
ria, says that when the bark was ly.
ing helpless q steamer bound from New
York to Antwerp hove in sight. A
tremendous sea was running but the
steamship went alongside aud tried to
throw life lines 10 the bark. The At.
tempt was unsuccessful, and the steam.
ship, after lying by all night, made q
second attempt in the morning, which
proved unsuccessful also, whereupou
the Captain, apparently losing patience
put on steam and sailed away on his
course, leaving the crew OF the Hermes
to their fate.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
A Remarkable kxani.

Robert 7. Lincoln's appointment %
Secretary Of War 10 remarkable event,
and when Mr.. Beck. Democratic Ssna-
tor In Congress from Kentucky, said
that II the Democrats In the senate
.hesitated about voting for Lincoln q
confirmation they would put themselves
INTO q minority for twenty five years
more, he only outlined the universal
feeling in favor Of that selection. l,
proved 10 the panumittsd millions o.
the South that they we're not forgotten,
Robert 7. Lincoln is good in himself
but he IL rsversd because his father
fell at the moment he was anxious IA
reconcile his still conaicting country
men, and to sanctify the peace that
made their own liber y and that Of the
world possible and perpetual. And
Mr.. Beck, the Democratic pro-slAvery
Senator from the Democratic pro-slavsry
state Of Kentucky, only spoke what
millions believed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
The D,reetorI Mar n an End,

The Directory war between Ferris
Bros. and w. A. Boyd is at an end, the
latter relinquishing his project Of pub.
fishing Peninsula and city directory
for the present year and leaving Ferris
Bros, in tull and undispu.ed posses
sien Of the local field which by right
belongs to them. They expect that
their directory will bs ready for dsliv.
ering to subscribers by the frst Of May
which is much earlier than usual
The canvass for the directory will be
commenced Immediately after the 25th
OF March, aud it is intended to be so
thorough that it will be the hest direc-
tory ever issued from the press Of the
Ferris Bros.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Interes,iDK to FIrem e m

The alarm Of Ere last evening was
false.
The Washington Fire Company will
give party to morrow night.
The Pbo1 Fire Company decided
last night to plant shade trees aIoug
the Twelfth street side Of their engine
house.
The Fame Hose carriage W heels near
ly gave sut last night while answering
to false alarm Of Are. A new set OF
wheels previously ordered ars expect
I'd from PhiladelphiA to-day.
The members have presented the
family Of their late fellow member John
NJ. Scott with a beautiful floral anchor
Of natural flowers as marx OF estee M
In which he is held.