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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-06
&nhnuufdnc.

Yittsburg, 5. Sitobef.- Sin SSraft,
aug Der rSoltirore Sbio Sahu" rauute
bente ;u ginbensStatiOn, etlide Meilen Oft
lid BON bier, in eiueu auf bem @eleile fte-
henoen allberen Sra6t,ug, mnS einc 2otoro>
tipc, cine Sabiiie, iotpie ;wei Sradtwcggons
nurben tbeilmeiie oenlolirt. @unontteur
&ufiner unS Sremier Sanuers, fpel6e fid in
Der 8abiiie pes ffiufebenoeu Suges befanoeu,
erlitteu bepentlid)e, uno Elm gremier bes
;tpeiten i3urs, Hiamens Cline, lei6te Ser
Iesungen Ser llufau purbe burd bic Rad).
laIfgtett beS 8abHwddters Seuiue ue.idul.
BET. Sanoers iif felt Sbigem ieiueu Ser
!stungen erlegen, un1 benz @onbutteur @ufis
ner mnEte Elm 8ein arputirt merben.
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Gr. Tanipae's
Sar(apariffiau-
2sefefp ent.
Ser greRs 8lntrcIniasg.

sir tie @etlrna Grrnii6er Grdrsbe;ter sr,rbt,r
pter oneerer SIcpRsiH in bGH glugrR pker b,m Ma.
gen. her @nlt ccer rem 9Hcden SeH rleii,b uoer he.
Ncrren, peId,e b0S Z Tut per1iften
CbrciibC Siraut6eitea, NncbcuiraE s,rbnrssr,
SGtte in Snte, itrpobuIcic &rGHtheitcu unnatIrit.
der NapttIa. SppttIis mo &eHtriS, SieberpurbeN.
6rNnti9e mo olte Gcicmtre, Sal;ituG euaiiIds
@antqet MHRs ~L5pthIn9cn. GrinotOpf GebGrrtuts
tcrleibcn, Sre6s, Grierihpcliim0er Snpter Ne.
sebnlnS Hes &orperS EHiteln UNI 9hlsi6laae, S5pa.
ren Esspepfc, Jdereus uno 8lGieulcieeu droniSrbsr
MhellmotiSmllS llrc @tdt Sdtpinbucbt, 8IaIenHsSst
unc @ries ioptC NbarteH eer pbi9er srantbeten re-
men bSmeilsn ancere Hamen Gsacben Uerben,
Set Ipotbetern fir einen Dollar bt,
SElaid1e al h1hPu
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xSaI1dtcr~

surtrt RfHratgie unb RbeumattSmuS, tn
Tpnie,lrr uitb nerpenitartene.
gu tabeu BEL Coleman q Rcsere. 9sr. 17o. S.'
eaitinloreitrase. unb bel G1e7 4ppttefern.
(3ldyl5 04Qteql
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Srdnee.

99urce Wtaii., 5. Sttuber. Gin
benz Sru. Ni. 30. Gllen gehfrises groses
9aobubaus in gortb Srooifelb muroe in
pergausener Na9t burd Sranbitiiter einge-
didert, un6 pier Sanilien, bic in bem @es
bdube pobuten, retteteu nit tuapper Rotb
ibr 9eben. Der Serluit am Gebduoe, a5aee
iebeu pom ben Dtobelu, betrdgt $4,000.
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5n Sen gIpOtbeten gu baben.
Man ieie: rSaliG uuo @abr."

yiau ifide cine Briefmarts an 8abmag
& So, ytr. 80, 98arrsus, gde ber @bura.
StrnEe, NeU Yorf.
sx- gsIsburug. Gauien6s bon Dollars rsrts. pirs
gu6 uaeititt peteeu.
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Mn nas pMbHfHm,


Mn hae pMbIifnin,
Eyes fam feline befere 8ardntie fix oer gser5 bon
Er NGbpaps atetabIirteH ". ". R. OeilmittelH auts
aspisen perbsu, as bic eleneff ruo nuglolen Races
ebmunaeu bsrsIben es siebt iopobl fali6e ..Rsisl.
ptnts ais aIr5 .Jtsliels" uHh .gils." Sebet Gut
por uns perlausst &aeipap's uHe adbtst haraui,
bab beT Gams ,,8astua9' 4 aui BEN eftniften GEsts
stl psfinest. i5up19, ,gtg1&&l
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Gin Dollar pro Slafae.
Eaomab's &esulireHoe Silica.

SoQfomueue Yurgan3eu, ltnosrnb. Gbfibr,
mittel, pirten obue SGmer3 itets,
luuerldiiig unO uutiirlid ia
ibrer Operation.
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Seruff6teS.

Oie tcutige Steuer @innabne betrug
$i49, ,522 .0l uno Die 3oQ- Ginnahme $J6l, :
S13.14.
Cur Ginl0iung beitimulte National S1utz
gfoten i'm Setrage uon S252,000 ltefea
beEte i'm Shatainte Elm.
sSloitenlefret6r Chamber ttbrte beute friib
BON RemzYor bierber ,uriif.
Die 6lottensGOmmiIlton, rpeld)e init eiuet
llnteriuhnug iibsr beu llutersang Der Seat
uette" beauftra9t 1T, trat beute Vttt al
in Slotteue0epartement ,ulammen.
@cntres esGOnlirGl Srof bn, Der Sommanbeur
bes an ber lltamcritaniibeu O1fiite ftatioz
uirten @cihmabsrs, nlelbet oil baS Slotteus
Separtemert, ba6 bcr Saiier BON Sraiilien
am 2S. Gusuit Dem Nbmiralififi "3tootz
Inn" eiuen Beiuh abifattete unb bel III Nb.
idieS ben freuubdbal tlid)fen @eiinnungeu
fir bic Ser. Staateu Qusorud uerlieb.
Sie tn sen &cgierungs Departments all
aeitsllteu @lerts aus Sbto unb @eit Siraiz
nien babeu sebu Gage llrlaub erbalten, un
fd on beu gSablcn in tbren Seinatbs bsitaateu
nahfte gSofe betgeili9en ;u fonnen.
Sr. Yol1od, tpelher pem Snbtanerz Siireau
mad Der Yiues es&ibgesNgentur in Oafota gez
ianbt tunroe, I'M bic aaiie 1no Bidder oes
eortigen agsnten Wc@ilicubbD su reuiois
rem, bot beridltet, ba6 Ell feiHen SafIeuSefeft
entbedt lat.
Stidter Sarbell, Der erite Siilfs Gontros
leur bes SGabamtS, 1T lett einigen Sagen
tranf unb nidt TN Stanoe, ieine &imtspfit,z
ten 81 erfiillen. Gr uertrat bisber bic Stelle
oe8 @onttoleurs Gamrence, tpel6er 3ur 3tit
aus gSaibington abneienb 1T. Brdfoeut
artbnr tpirI mabri4einlih irgeno eiuen slz
uerlGligeu Seamteu bes Sdatamts beauIs
trageu, bis auf @e,teres ais @outroleut gu
funsiren.
9as Shatamt faufte bsute 305,000 lluz
gen Silber fir Die @tiin3dmter su Ybilaoel'
pbta unu Hems . Leans.
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3pacinncbmer Spusbtpn'S
NrpseH.

Srentou, RS, 5. Sftober.- Ser
Bro5sb gegen 6. 3. 9ougbton, 3oaeinneb
mer Su Pertbzambop, megen augeblider Be
lfminbelung Der 6egierung tpurbe bente i'm
htefgen SunoeS @ertd)te fortgeIeBt. S.
aearneD Smitb, ber Siilfs 3o1eiuuebmer,
melder beleits geitern auf bem 3eugenfauoe
erTdien, muroe einenl idarfen &reu;uerb0re
uutertporfen. gSie er alsIaste, trug er Die
g!ame.l aller iiugirteu angeiieateu bes 3oIz
amts, peld)e feline Sienite leiIteten un0 oez
rem @ebalt Der Ingeflagte gr6Bteutbetls
elbIt einIafte, auI 9ougbton's @ebeiB in
bie Sablungslifte Elm. Der Setrug iuurbe
auf biefe 9Seiie iedys Sabre lang periibt.
a3euge nladlte por Swei Sabren benz Quges
flogten Gorifelungen bariioer, alletu Der
.2ettere erflGrte, er (3euge) lei nid)t nerantz
mortlid). d).-Smitb, tpeldler ani 16. Wtai B.
s. BON ieinem Itnte iuspenbirt ipurSe, CAB
,u, baB er Dor ieiuer SuspeIiion bic Wogez
leten Sougbton'S III perbetmliden 1udte,
neil er beulelben als isiueu Sreuno betrads
tete. - Die 3abluussliite fir Rari 1882,
meld)e benz 9eridte uorgelegt iuurJe, ent=
btelt ii Namen, BON peidlen ,ebn fdlidlid)
= eingetragen paren. Die Sunlnle, iueld1e Die
6esierung bon 6edtsmegen su Sablen bate,
betrng nur S25, tneeflen bate Sougbton
utu]t ipeutUel, wy pow uiiBeleuIHel uho elS
balten.
giadbem Der Gnseflagte iclbit als Gutlas
5tungS,eMge pernomnleir rporben mar un0 ben
ausia8en Smtth's Der SauptIade mad ,uis
berlprod)en hattie, pertagte iid| bas @eri6,t
bis nlorgen.
0tnarb besablt cine altc SebmlD.
&acine, Sisc., 5. Sftober.-Sor ca.
25 Sabren gab Senrp Sina;S, ber ieeige
Eraiioent Der nN0roliden Yaciiic Sabn,"
cine beutide 3eitung bier beraas. Oas llu>
ternebmen erpies iid ni6t ais Elm lobnen=
bes, unb StaarS mar gesmungen, $500 Sdul<
ben 81 MAIDEN, fir tpeld)e Sumr1e er einen
Sdulbideiu aus fellte. Ils bic S1ulb fdlz
Zig tpurbe, fonnte CT 11id)t Lesablen, IIub Saz
muel Sfttdie, ein befannter bieii1er 9tedtsz
aupalt, ipeld)er ben Sdjeia inooliirt hattie,
muete blehen. SOr etlideu Sagen idrieb
&it6ie nun on Sillarb uno erbot fid), ben
nod in leinem Seiite beftubliden Sdein
fir $500 ber3ugeben, Obsleid bic uripriiug=
lide ShIlb suianmen NIT ben aufgelaufez
men Stnlen BEN erndbnten Setrag beoeuteno
Iberffeige. @efteru erbielt Jitfie bon Geo.
u. Carer, Silaro's Tripatfefretdr, cine Inz
meiinng auf $1,000 unb eiuen griei, wel9er
mittbeilt, baB Sr. Sillar6 idou 20; 20 Sab
rem, als ct fid in europa befaEo, einen Ser
lpanoten beauftraete, ale ienem 3eitnngss
unternebmen entlprungenen Sbnlbeir ,u be-
sablen. Gr babe btsber feft seglaubt, Der
Sertpanbte babe ben Iuftrag erfIllt, alletu
ba Dies nidt ber Sail Jet, 10 bite er Srn.
&ittie, ben beigefiigten Setrag III accepz
tiren. (Sillarb mar eiuitmuls Yriuat Se=
fretdr ces gr=Senators Sarl Sbur,, jett
in er elm Gtleubabuf0uiu.)
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lyufere Ebcatcr.

@ellCru &benc giug in Der oW iit u a.
: nj {" DiolcnibalS beriihmtcS Drama
,2cborGh, Die cole <}iibiu," iibcr bic Srctter.
Gn SahlreideS Yublifum Nrii6tc 6rau Sas
uauWet, Die in oer SitelrOus auitrat nnb
neuc EurbCCteH ernbt6ts. SbrG An1aliuug
res GbaratterS Der o0eGorab" 1T etHC eigers
thimlide uub unterI6ciNet ltd| In UielCu
Eunitfn pcn bCr an6CrCr SiillItlCrinueu, Die
hicic RolC ip;Ctrn, atef 6urGyncg in Uortbeile
batter 9eeiIe. Gle giCbt Die oSit1tH" in Der
pollGn &rait elmer ifartcr Secle, mclde fid
gGgen ben oaB, ZEN ihr cine ungersdtc gSelt
Cnt9egcmbriugt, empGrt un6 mld)tuou ibre
Sfcdre perititt. y9eborab" lam lieben.
aber lid) ibrer giebe luegsn MD erniebtigeH,
Geionbere- ergreifeub mar oaS Spiel Der
Srau Sauoufrt in Ger Sccne Dor Der Strde
nadl Der Sraruug oSoiepb's" nit nSoaunz
d)eil." &te iibrtaCn Stolen bCS StiideS Wa>
rsu lehr annebmbar beiett, uno 1T oas Git
Ieinble Su iobeE. Sri. Strgtllta Sroofs CAB
cSaunhen," Sr. g. Chaplin 5eidnete fh
oils rIbrabam" aug, nSoiepb" lpurOc Don
Srn. u. .. Stuart perionifijtrt, DSater
Sermanu" bon 0ru. Sreb. 9igbt, Der rYas
flor" BON S.rn. Sas. Sa1lcr uno Der :, ,0orfz
@birurg" BON 9ru. Sarrp 9awf. Sfute
abenb tritt Sron SGuauihet III ibrer groBsn
Giollc uWarie glntoingttc" ui.-Sn ber nGds
fen @cd)e trerSel in Der yWiuRtz 1tabemie"
Die Mitateber bes ,OtabiiolsS Square : bea>
ters" BON IensYorf ngsmerolOa" bon Srau
Granccs Soogion Burnett auffIbreu. Sr.
SoAn s. Snens giebt Die Sauptrplle oes
Sttdes, bsfeu Sanuluug fd III gtorJ Caro-
ltna abiptcIt n@Smeraloa" purue i'm ,,Jiems
2lorter Rabiionz Sauares3 3bcater" 800 Dial
Qegeben.
Su Sorbs Spernfaui fam nieocry
bolt ,neiu SdaB" { My sweetheart J por
oollem Sauie sur 2lufinbrIun. Ntiunie Yalz
mer entsiidte abernlalS burd ibr tobelloles
Spiel, ibre biibIdsn gie6ereiulasen luo bic
bauit San6 III pan6 gebenne ret,euoe Gr=
id1etnung. 9as iit 9lles BET ibr 9iebe, 2uft
uub 2eben, un1 rauidenoer SeifaQ folgtc
beirabe jeoer Scsne. Ser DSOnp" bes 9rl.
Graham mar gleidfalls cine anertenneuS
ncrtbe 0riituug unb fano ais IOldle uoue Gin
ertennung.
SIM IS routfraBeu=S Sbeater" sog
"Nobody's claim abermalS Elm gro6es
&ubltium au. 81. Soieph 9omliu9 Oriugt
rsa Suuptdaratter ygSarb 9eueraur" In
elmer gGeile inr @eltung, bic ibn nidIt MIR
III einem emtnenten '&iinltler itempelt, lous
bern and ietuer tiefen 8uffaiiurg bes ipeitli=
den gren,lebens Elm ebrenbes .3eugnis ans
Itellt. 9aS Gtiid 1T BON Nnfang bis 3u gube
e,uc @lieoeruug prGfttger Ghette unO Uers
bient I'M b6diten @raoe bic &ufmertiamfsit
oeS EubltinmS.
gerfudJe Gin SfaS Susebdrt'=
fGlen HprterS Sn Der beiben Sabres4
;eit gibt e5 fein nabrtoftereS, fetu geiiiuoes
% @ptrGuF (0un % ISN'T Si Sn On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-06
Tefesrap9ifde 9epef6en.
Bsri6te Der ,afIpeiirten grsfs" flr ben .Deut'4sr
Gprrpeionbsnteu."0
MuS Der Sunbesbanptftast.

SOrbereitunaen fiir sie ndebhe Gonsreaffsuns
gSai btngton 5. Sftober.-Sr. Hobt.
S. Stspens, @lert oes Saus Counties fir
Serluilligungen, tuelder Dor etui&n Sageil
bierber 3uriidfebrte, correspondent init Scn.
Siscod, benz Sorfber ieneS @otf1ite's, in
Sesug a1f bas Abbalten elmer Seriamr1lung
por her regelmdBtgeu Sibuug bes Goagrel=
les. Sorfiser Siscod bofft, tpeuisitens uier
ber regelmdbtgen Sermilliguugsbius an 1.
Montag i'm 9eSember oollftdu0tg cittiporfen
su babcn, 10 ba6 fie benz 9auie eiuberibtct
iperben fDnnen. Sas @oulite wirb tnoehen
idusrlid3 Uor Mitte bes ndtften Wfouats
suiammeu treten, tnOem ete 0fitglieber ert
mad ben Rouembertpableu ibre reip. Stad'
ten Uerlaien tOnnen.
Observation-Disclosures in Sls=amerifa.
Seuor gilmore, Oer bielge peruauiibe
@eIanbte, ipurbe beute bnr6 eine Depeibe
aus @napaauil, @cuabor, beuahridttgt,
ba6 iif Garcia @aloeron, Der con uItituttoneue
Prdfoent BON Yern (ipelher pdbrenb Der
letten 11Dionate @efangeuer in @bili war),
unb Sr. 9o8an, Der neue anerifautide 9es
ianbte an Chile, In Greauipa, Ser, befius
ben uno nit 6riebenss sllntsrbanolunSen be-
ltdftilt iinS.
gSte Senor gilmore mittbeilt, tit are8uipa
iett fursem Der Sib Der peruanilden &egtcs
ruug, an beren Spise lett @alberons Sc
iangenrabme Slice Frdiibeut Nontero itauS.
Ser @eianote briift bic Soffuung aus, bab
bic @alberou'ide 9teaieruug burd Sernlits
teluug Ser Ser. Staaten eineu baueruoeu
Srisben ;u Stanbe brinseu piro.
ppfialiidbes.
Die i3abl Der Sriefc mo ionftigeu $oit.
laden, welde mabreno bes ueraaugenen Sis
faliabres in ueuu Der bauptiaWlideu Stdote
bes 0anbes BON Srieitrdgern abgebolt ODER
abgeliefest mursen, perbalt iid laut etues
i'm @eueralpoitamte aufaeTellteu Seridtes,
iuie folat Baltimore 30,E9o, ,159, Bottom
So, $3.50, 700, 8rooflnn 90, ,43J,15l, @5icago
ia, 4,S32, 007. Cincinnati 27.295,2 ,201, Remz
g)orf 238, ,573, ,203. philadelphia LA, 1914 ,SG9,
ct. eOuis 41,665,240, Gan Srau3i5co 49,
046,513.
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&. q. q.
Mnterletbsif /!


Rur&fau, SiarrF6e, GpoIcra g1prbus sSer Ism1.
ielser StuelBdna perseI iIJucrbaIb 10 oeer 20 W{s
nIter elr1 3dp!pcs's ReGSo 8eIief aebeilt Rsia
8IutansrGrs uno tsRe GhtSitnSiutN tetue Stbip6ts
fSs. SeesFaisttsit tuIrS sSm 9ebra,ld ese ~ r. Re-
lief fplseu.
Gs it ser erTe urb eir,iae sdmer,eusaiuer her ,,.
gsnbltdtid RE lGrsdbiien SGpperseT iiiut Gnt,aWs
eange ure BlutGnSrdRg liueert pb lie nun in her
Eunger eem MVa0en, zen GiHaeueiben uSer anesrew
DrSonen altreter, icern man SaS 9littel eiia, Sc.
mitt, unb Stpor
III elmer bis gran ZIG Nirptcu.
E9re nnteribieS, mic QroB sic S9mer;er aub ,,iu
mcger; bic an &femHdtisMus Seieeueen bic BettIS,
geri9eu, bic Serriippelten Die 9erpDeu bic an Ret.
rolgte onsr ansertn trGuthciten eiben iueroen olr
bic gnp nhura bon Raf!pGp 9leaSp Reief luaeu5Iit.
EteStnbsr4n8 fnseu.
@nbiin6uugen Der gtiereu, Gnsiiubuuaeu
blr Slaie, @ch6rn nt;iinbungen, Gun.
gen @ougefiOueH, SdlSletoeu, Qifhua,
Ser8tlopfen, 8iphtbcriti8, bplerii1eAr.
tGlle, SrduE', Satarrb, Sufluen;a, Ropf,
reb, 3abultmerien, Hsuralgte, 4beu.
nlatlS!nus, faltes unb HetscS 6isber,
Snbneraugcn unb 6rofibealeu.
81: 5nigenhaua Sss ,,&eatb Reef" an ser ucsr ben
cHtr GrletterunO.
SrciBiR bis edsiis EroSfsr in eine GyaS0a6,r s,t.
len IN pertsen IugeHb!Idcu @rdmpfe, Naaenidlre
SeHlfsnnsn, &eHfGMegScU, GiGrrb6s, 9plsnterp. 10.
III, glabun9en uno ale tnnerliben S6mer,en.
Selictee 'olten iirncr ene EIaitbe pon " a 10 5H
,,Ready Relief" bel iidl tragen gSsuige TroufsU Sds
rrn, i'll @dicr GctbnH, beuger alien Rrantbeitsn ush
een edn!tt pGrtntftter HeieCn, bic ans bem ebroa5,
ihctten BaNere eu'srinneu, bpr gs In Gin beneyss
Sttn"sGhis, als freniSfeer @ronbp 9Ser 6ttterer.
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Der SHcItaual.

Baris, ). Sftober. = gStc oas $ourunl
rSelegrapbe" mittbeilt. bielteu Die irau,0Fs
ideu uub eHgtiideu 9ireftpreu Der Sue;s
tanalsgeiellidaft aeftern eine Serianmlung
unb peritanbi9ten iid babiu, baB Der aaual
in anbetra6t Der in ausiidt itebsnuen gu
nabme bes Serfsbrs bebeuteub uergrDBert
,rt1S nprhp e,.t fnprhpn inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-06

Warts, 5. Sftober. - Wtebrere Grltaftz
tIn9en an aiiatiidcr Cholera fnb IN Wtooa-
ne, ont iran,0fiWen gn6e ecs glont @eniss
Suurels, einsetreten. alle burd ieueu DIT
paiiirenbeu Yoftidde mitiien besiuiistrt merz
ben. @ire aus Ner5teu beitebenoe Commit
ficn ift bort angefOmnIen, I'm cine uuterius
dung iber bie Gntftebung, ben @baratter
un1 Gle NusGebuung Der Scnde etn,ulct.
tel.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-29
Arrest OF a Negro on a Serious
Gharge-A Habeaa Corpus Case.

Yesterday morning an interesting habeas
corpus case was heard in the Superior Court.
The application was made by Messrs.
l.. H. De Montmollin and NJ. A.
O'Byrne for Abram Mension
and Cathsrine Hamilton, and the writ
was granted by Judge Tompkins. The
prisoners were produced in court, and argu.
ment was heard in behalf of the petitioners,
who claimed that the warrants under
which they were arrested and held were
insufficient and the affidavits were ur-
tenable. It appears that the warrants had
been issued In blank. the names Of the par
ties not being known at the time. The
court ruled that the statutory requirements
had been substantially complied with, and,
Diminishing the proceedings, remanded the
prisoners to jail.
Mension was arrested on suspicion of
being the party who shot Sergeant Harvey
on the Central Railroad bridge last Septem
Der during the labor troubles, from the
effects Of which he diedin October following.
The murderer escaped, and despite the
efforts made for his apprehension had man
sged to elude the officers. Recently Mr..
Warning Russell, jsiler, became possessed OF
information which he followed up, aud
1nallY Ieit couVluceu Inae nc Hau Oh
the trail which would lead to
the detection of the escaped criminal.
On Friday last he learned that the party he
was in search of was in the city, and invok-
Ing the assistance of Policeman Smith,
he had the man, whose name is Abram
Menslon, arrested and committed to jail.
on a warrant issued by Magistrate Molina.
Subsequently Catherine Hamilton, cOlored
woman, was arrested as an important wit
ness, it appearing that she had been hsrbor-
ing MensiOn, and knowing a. the time that
he had committed the crime.
The issue of the case will be anticipated
with interest, and IL these parties are guilty
it is to be hoped that the full penalty Of the
law will be inflicted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-29
A HOMICIDE.
A Boy of Twelve Years she slayer

Yesterday afternoon, about half-past two
O'Clock, q colored boy named Peter
Chisholm was shot and killed near the Brick
ward by Lemon Mack, boy about twelve
years of age. Coroner Sheftsll was notified,
and proceeding to the place impaneled
iury and opened the inquest. A num-
Der of witnesses were examined
and their statements in tie main were
about the same. From this evidence It sp
reared that Chisholm, with some friends
living in the vicinity, was going to the canal
to battle, when they passed Mack, who was
sitting in q wagon, In front OF his
house Chisholm accused Mack OF
telling a lie on him, and some words
Dassed between them. Mack then got of
the wagon and went into the house and in
few minutes appeared with a stick. CHS
hold asked him what he was going to do
with the stick, to which he replied that he
was going in the field to work. This reply
did not satisfy Chisholm, who remarked to
him ''lf you got that stick to strike me,
will knock you down." and then approach
ing the boy wrested the stick from him
and slapped him in the face. The boy imme-
diately returned to the house in great
anger, and reappeared with an old musket.
Meanwhile, Chisholm and the others mad
gone up the road. Mack called to him, Il
he came back into the yard he would
shoot him. Chisholm then picked up
half brick and threw 1t at Mack, but the
missile did not strike him. Mack then fred
the gun, the load taking effect in
the left side of Chisholm, producing
almost instant death. Before Chisholm
threw the brick at Mack the boy had called
him "damn thief" and threatened to
shoot his heart out. The deceased, Peter
Chisholm, was about fifteen years OF age,
ard was born at Hilton Head, 8. G.
The body YVES removed to the Morgue,
and the Inquest win be continued this
morning. The boy Mack is only twelve
years of age, and has not vet been arrested.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-29
Grand Regatts az IsIe of Hope,

The Isle OF Hope Yacht Club will have
their first race at that beautiful suburban
resort on Wednesday next, the 81 inst. The
indications are that this will be one Of the
best races that has ever taken place in our
waters. The entries will be full ia each class,
ard the yachts are all in first class order
nov, and. with a good breeze, the contest
between the fast sailers will be exciting
AMI close. The entries must be made to
the Secretary OF the club, Mr.. Albert Willy,
on Tuesday, August l, at II m, accom-
panied by the entrance fee. The race will be
started promptly at II m, and all yachts
entered are required to report to the Sailing
Committee at il O'Clock. The steamer st.
Nicholas has been engaged for the Oeca-
sion, and will follow IN the wake OF the
Yachts to Warsaw bar. A limited number
of tickets will be sold for the excursion on
che steamer upon application to any OF the
committee named In the advertisement.
The improvements recently completed at
Isle OF Hope by the railway company rem
der # now one of the most charming and
delightful % resorts, and no more desirable
place for spending q pleasant day can be
found so accessible 20 our citizens. The
forthcoming race will be an event
Of considerable interest, aud
good view Of the neeti at the start and the
finish can be obtained from the bluff. Those
who do not 90 on the steamer will find every
facility for enjoyment and recreation on
shore. The cOmmOdious and comfortable
pavilion and the mammoth platform on the
river Will be open 70 the public, and there
will be refreshments on the grounds A
convenient schedule will be arranged Tor
the day, and we predict that there will be
large gathering at the beautiful Isle on the
daT of the race.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-29
..Nob-dH,s ChIId.,,

Lizzie Windsor, a colored woman Of
respectable appearance. who lives on the
Louisville road, near Hariloge's store, came
20 the city yesterday morning and reported
n sheriff Roman that she found on her door
stoop a basket containing white male IN
FAINT about q month old. The baby was de-
Gently clad, aud there was bundle OF
clothes and a bottle Of milk in the basket,
INT nothing % indicate its identity. The
basket, she supposed, was left on tue door
vvav sOma time during the night, as the babe
showed signs Of having been exposed
- the air for several hours. The Sheriff
referred her 10 the Ordinary, who directed
her 10 call on tie County Commissioner
-EEo Is supposed to dispense public charity.
As he was out Of his Office when she called,
No action was taken in the premises, and
Lizzie concluded to keep charge OF the
Iitfle one until to-day She expresses
-vfIIipguess to retain the child II any pro-
vision is made to compensate her.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-29
COURT CALENDAR.



Hon. HENRY B. ToMPKINs, Judge OF the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, presiding.
Court convened at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the following proceedings
were had:
state vs.. Frank Amile. Robbery. The
iurv I'm the above case, after having oeen
ont since 10 O'Clock on Thursday, stated
that they were unable to agree: Juror
was then withdrawn and mistr1al was oe-
clared. Ar.
Florence V. woodbridge. Motion for a
new trial. Order granted to perfect brief
of evidence and file same within thirty days
from this date, the same to be approved oy
the presiding Judge at any time IN term OF
In re application of Catherine Hamilton
ct al, for writ of habeas CORPUS. Upon
the Court rendered Judgment dismissing
the writ, and remanded the prisoner to the
custody of the jailer, conditioned for the
discharge of the petitioner, Hamilton. upon
entering into bond for the sum Of $3.50 for
appearance at court.
State VS.. Henry Tyson. Assault with in
tent to murder. Order granted discharging
prisoner on payment Of fine.
Samuel Black VS.. Jane Williams. Certio-
IdIls ouUSucnJ VI COuTb Tbuubrou suSIalu-
ing certiorari, and remanding case to court
below for new trial.
E. A, Schwarz VS.. VIM. Terrell, Jane
Ferrell claimant. Motion for new trial.
Order granted to hear and determine the
motion for new trial in vacation before
Judge Snead who tried the case, upon FIVE
DAYS notice to either party.
j. H. FrieI VS.. John Lyons. Certiorari.
Judgment of cours rendered dismissing GER
tiorari for want of prosecution, with costs
To the defendant in certiorari.
In the matter Of the Incorporation of the
Savannah Steam Rice Mill Company Order
of incorporation granted as prayed for.
VIM. A. FincA ct al. VS.. John G. Rowland.
Partition. Report of commissioners fled
and order passed making the same the
judgment of this court.
Court adjourned until $50 a. m. to day.