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authority ofourCounty hoard.

|. De ID enacted by the General As
senbiy OF The Common wealth of Kentucky
That the State Board of Health and the
Local Boards of Health shall have power
and authority TO axamiue into all nuisan.
ces, sources Of 9th, an causes of sick
ness that may, in their opinion, be injur.
ious to the health Of the Inhabitants with
in any county in this State, or in any
vessel within any harbor or port in any
county in this State: and whenever any
such nuisance. source Of filth, or cause OF
sickness, shall be found 10 exist on any
private property, or in any vessel within
any port or harbor of any county in this
State, CIR upon my water,course in this
State, the state Board of Health or Local
Board of Health shall have power and au
thoriiy TO order, in writing, the owner or
occupant thereof, at his own expense, to
remove the same within twenty four
hours, or within such reasonable time
thereafter as such board may order; I'D
IL the owner or occupant shall neglecfiso
to do. he shall be fined not less than en
nor more than one hundred dollars, ton6e
recover.l before any court having juris
diction thsreof by warrant in the name
Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. and
each days continuance of such nuisance,
after the owner or occupant thereof shall
hA'C DCOn hotluCu W I0luONt lnc 6hlutt
shall he a separate offense
The Judge Of the county court or
police judge, or aay justice OF the peace,
shall have power to try the offense de !.
scribed in the first section of this net: an a
upon complaint, on oath, made by any
member cf the State Roard OF Health: or
any Local Board Of Health OF any county.
or upon similar complaint by any ci.ssen
shall issue warrant for the arrE5,of
the party charged. and shall fort ~ yth
pro coed TO try the case. -
5. 1t shall be the duty of the &tlnty
attorney of each county to prosecuY ny
person who shall Violate the prov asns
of this act.
4. In appointing the members Of said
hoard the Governor shall give due and
fair consideration to the several schools
or systems of medcide in this State.
5. This act shall take effect from and
after its approval.
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InNh gton there are about 10000
clerks employed in various departments;
In the State department there are Sc: in
the treasure department 8 500 in the
war department 1900; in the interior
department ,667; in the postofhce depart
ment 4Ss; in the department of Justice
90; in the department of agriculture l03;
IN the Government printing Office l;S4S.
The salaries vary from 5000 to 1000 for
clerical work; laborers get from $3.50 TO
I2Oi chief clerks receive g, 500. Hours
of service range in different bureaus, the
he usual number six, from till II and
ill After the first year each clerk is
entitled to one months leave Of absence
annually. Southern Progress.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-14

Every days progress of the star route
trial makes it more and more probable
that Brady. Dorsey and their associates
in the steal arc going TO eseape. They
will he released with all Che sciat of IN
acquiltal after full trisl, snd IL is easy
to see that this will be better fer then
than any sort Of escape on legal leon nj
calities. They ere to be whitewashs cd
and returned to the bosom of their party
in all the Immaculate purity OF unstained
innoceace.- RissoEri REPUBLICAN.
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The Cr,ss.in Egypt.

From the New 1ork World
The cable brings an ugly ana IN
comfortable piece of news TO day from
Egypt in the announcement that the
Arabs Of the desert are believed to be
moving into Egypt under orders from
Arab Bey This has been one Oft most
disagreeabie possibilities of the Egyptian
di ffeulty from the outstsrt. for IL is quite
within the power OF the Bedouiu tribes il
they are really moving on Egypt in force
to do a great deal of damage to the Sue'
canal before any adequate European forcs
en- be moved thither. IL is probable
enough that Prince Bismarck, who has
been the virtual master of the situation
from the outset so far as Europe and THE
Sultan are concerned, may have intimatef
his Willingness TO see the Suez Canal pr
! tected by an English military force,
Prince Bismarck chief object has
10 break up the good understandable
tween England and Fraace. and no
could tend more directly to consc
| this operation than the occupatiot
| England OF that great artery underk
| arrangement with Germany and TnrkeX
IL wound have been u serious hlunder %
the part of the Gladstone Government a
unite the English with the French flag
/ even in successful demonstration nj
! Alexandria, for while England is n grea,
Mohemme dan power in virtue other stat
| &c ominions, France by her invasion o.
Tunis has aroused against herself the
! bitter hostility Of all the Mohanmetlau
races. As the joint demonstration a,
Alexandria has been fragrant failure
England has simply injured her prestige
! IN the East By is st the came time tina,
she has nlie Rared. the good will Of tbs
Oriental nations. BY moving now alon,
with the assent Of Germany TO secure her
connection through the Snex Canal With
India she will hardly mend her position
| in either of these particulars, while she
will definitely break with her recent allv
across the Channel Work on that tunnel
from Dover TO Calias could hardly be be.
gun again. OF course If England is sun.
ported by Germany and the Porte il i
not likely that the Suez Canal will no
permanently damaged by the tribes =.
the Desert. But military occupation :,
the canal will be serious drain on ,hs
resources of Great Britain, and il will
hardly facilitate that paciication of Ire
land by the revolver and the policeman.
biudgeon of which iAr. Gladstone,s CIV
ernment of Cancellation seems now abon,
TO enter in earnest, by way of commend
1 ing to the attention OF intelligent Amer
cans the earnest and eloquent presents.
ton which MIR. Davitt is now makiuy !,
the case of his country.
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Peni,en,Iarx Deserted.

FRANKFORT, Jolly. 6.-Yesterday even
ing William Jones, one of the Iesses OF the
prison labor. sent a note 10 the Commits
sioner Of the Sinking Fund that after
yesterday evening they wouid give no
other attention TO the convicts under
had to feed the prisoners. No one hav-
ing charge OF them they are having .
holiday. There not being a quorum Of
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
in the city, il cannot be asoertsined what
will be1b@. result.
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u.efltbe Unatn,mous.

In order to make the thing unani nous.
why don't the Republicans turn the mis
noriiy out of Congress all in a bunchf
Stealing one seat u day is TOO smnI NAL
ter for 'the party of high moral prin-
ciples'i to tinker with. After stealth g
three whole States at one swoop, it is
shocking 10 moral sensibili'ies to see the
Nation savers descend to petit iarccny.-
T Couyier Journal
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The name Of Proctor Knott is being
mentioned Tor the Governorship. We
fear he 10 TOO much Of astaiesman, and too
little Of df,h-rate politician 60 secure
the nomination II the 6ght for Govern
or wssa nip aud tuck contest, aud not u
walk over, men Of Knots ability would
stand better chance.
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sirikersinPaliilcs.

The present attitude of The labor organi
nations of the country commands the re.
spect of all parties aud all interests, and
as long as il shall maintain its freedom
from the control OF demagogues, it will
accom- plish great practical good for labor;
but The day it enters the political field
must be the beginning OF the end OF its
work
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MAaIsrRArEs couRrs.


st District-Esq. Donaho, I'd Saturday
March, June, September and Decem-
ber Esq. Hammond, LIST Saturday in
same months.
I'd District-Esq Goar, 3rd Saturday in
March, June, September and December.
ESQ. Kenady, 4th Monday in same months.
5rd District-Esq. Reed, 3rd Monday in
March, June, September and December.
Esq. Mayes, 4th Saturday in same months.
4th District--Es q. Dick inson, LIST Mon
day in March. June, Sep tember and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
same months.
9th District-Esq. Bosz, LIST Wednesdsy
in March, June, September and Dec ember
Esq. Fields, Srd Wednesday in sam Z
months.
9th District-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes.
day in March, june, September and be.
eember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw. I'd Wed
nssday in same months.
COUNTY OFFICIAWR
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PAPERS FoR SALE We have
on hand several hundred papers, suitable
fer wrapping paper, which we will sci
at soc per hundred.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-14

The LARGEST orange grove in Florida is
that OF Major II. Norris. who went from
Chicago TO Spring Garden, Fla, in 1872.
lie no has grove OF 200 thrifty
orange trees. which bear about SOC. coo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-14

A most disgracsful row is going on
amoag be Doctors who made The exanis
nation of Guteau's hraia. Two of them
charge Dr. lamb With crookedness in
keeping their names off the report. and
then selling it to Philadelphis pnblica
ticn before they were allowed 10 sec it or
to know what tsteuenls il eoatSin.l
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Several Florida negro children hurried
. baby alive, Intending to dig IL out inn
Dediaiely: but they rot TO playing at
something else. and forgot the infant for
hours, leaving IL 10 die of sutfocaiio ion
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Ernnrnnf Cnneressn,en.

less than twenty Congressman are
said TO understand the tariff. The truth
is, Congressman are too busy Surveying
licences to pay much attention to public
matters.
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We understand the Tennessee Stale
prohibition Convention meets in Nash
Vile on the 20ih of July, 10 nominate a
candidate for Governor or TO raIify the
nomination of one already nominated,
who IS in favor Of prohibition. That is
the way to go at work TO he heard. Speak
ont boldly; the cause is good one.--[ ISesr
Tennessee Arqus.
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ies, thssifS two q cent spS ,,r r re;eote5
fhe per capita to all the school-childrsn
in the State, both white and black, will
- reduced TO 81 10, which win pay but,
for very brief school sessions for the next
two years. Paducah Nelrs.
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50 Short communications on public
questions printed-bat not responsible
for sentiments or expressions Of cores
pondsnts-cxcep where we refuse to give
name OF aushor.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

County Judge-H. Z. Bailey.
County Clerk.-A. NJ. Debow.
Sheriff-W. &. johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T. NJ French.
Assessor-Jas. Cooper.
County Attorney-A. ID. Kingman.
Jaiier-Frank Thomasson.
Master COmmissionsr-Geo- Warren.
County bert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit udge-JaEss Campbell.
Commonw ealth's Attsrney-C. Th0ma
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CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor -Alez. A. Faris.
City Judge George Warren.
City Marshall. %. Barnes.
City Clerk-R. T.. Millet.
City Treasurer-T. z. Fortune.
MarksImaster-J. o. Barnes.
City Tax Coilsctor-B. X Walker.
Wharfmaster-.J. o. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
CouaciImen-Chas. BaltEer, John W
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, I. NJ. French
Olte uertweck, aud b. C. Ramage.
Dist. School Trustees.-k. L. Millet
H c. Beckman and 5. w. Lande rdale.
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The Two-Uent schooi Tax.

There is one fac. connected with this
tax which it is important that every vo-
ussr should be acquainted with. Whether
~ x-iIs.y ofed or not, the colOred chl'-
lel'lss! an Also g f6odrfSf e. !.
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U. 3. GOVERNMENT.

President-Chester A. Arthur.
Vic President-David Davis.
See'y of Stnte-Theo. Frelinghuysen
Secretary Treasury-James Folger.
Secretary of war-Robt. Lincoln.
Secretary havy-Wm. Chandler.
Secretary Interiors; J. hirkwood-
Postmaster General-Timothy o. How
Attorney General - Brewster.
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A M Brsvn 81 O.. make a
a 81 ecislty of Family and Fancy Groce :
ries, Provisions, sc.
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COuxrY c0URTs.

Fulton County Court-H. C Bailey,
judge, held every I'd Monday in each
IA onth.
Full on County Quarterly Court-H. G,
Aifey, Judge, hefd 4th Msuday In Jes
nary, April, July and October =
COUKT Of APPEALS
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60 see the show.

BIS9yg the yellow FEVER IN memphis sew
ersl years ago. l suppose, or w~s proba-
bly, recognised as a St. Louis man and
shot.
"No sir" che answered with sigh,
che was killed by mule"
"You dra a large draft on my symps-
thies, madam; but | am moneyless. You
have heard Of Stanton's moneyless mani
Well iha at piece OF poetic literature was
dedicated to me.
Then you want bacon aDd hoar?'
"Sir. sm poor and my children are in
need, but do not want any thing TO eat"
"Wan't to get relative out Of the
penii entiary?'
mo, have no friends there"
"Tbrn what can do for your
"You see we are denied much of this
worlds smusements, being so poor. There
/ lie going to be a man hung next Friday
ann want tickets OF admission to the
| Jail yard. Give ne the tickets and m5
children will sing your praise. We have
missed all the theatres, and, as Friday
will be my son Jim 5 birthday, and as
an too poor 10 give a suitable entertain
ment, thought I'd take the children &c
the hanging"
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"There are numerous and serious COM
plants that too much wet weather has
prevented a healthful development OF the
corn crop. made il impossible 10 give il
the requisite cultivation, so that the
weeds and grass smothered it and pre-
Glaled the possibility OF a good stand.
eere are just grounds for these
in large area of the princi-
5'- Rcing regions Of the West,
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Joseph Lswis, Chief Justicsi Thos. I
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and J. L. Pryor,
Jud dyes.
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can gather them for himself by M br
opening his mouth and ears.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-07
Metie Ndhnltuien.

@bicago, 6. Suli. = OaS nSailpap-
9ge" perDftentlidt eine lleberfdt Der @iiens
babnbauten i'm eriten oalbiabr 1882 unb
iagt, bas @eiamrtreiultat Jet geraOs3u ftau=
nenerrcgenS. @s ipurSen auf 179 9tnien in
81 Staaten unS Serritorien @eleiie gelegt
unb Die @eiamutldnge Der Sdieueugeleiie
Inn 5000 Meileu permebrt. Oabei fno Sei=
tsns rnb Rsbeugeleiie utdt uttserebuet.
Sm porigen Sabre wurben tudbreno behel6en
2eitraums nur etiuas iiber 1000 Wfeilen
Sdienen geiegt, uub in friiberen Sabren
ipurbe Iclbft biele MeilenSabl nitt erretft.
Sn alien tpeitli6en uno iiioii6en Staaten
unoSerritorien meroeu Die giieubabubautcu
energiid betrieben. Sin Bid auf bic &ar<
te ;eige, baB, ausgenoulmen in einigeu mez
nigen Sdlleu, iuo Rarallel- ober @onturren;z
linien gebaut meroen, fir alle bieie neuen
Sabnen etue Notbmenbigfeit uorhanben lit,
uuo oab piel melr gilenbabnen gebaut tperz
ben niiicu, bis benz 8eoiirfuiB mad beuietz
ben abgebolfen 1T. @s iei teiue 9efabr Dor.
banben, bab bieies Sabr Der @iieubabubau
iibermdBig fart betriebeu tueroe. Die Sc
ianlmtldnge Der @iieubabnen i'll ben Ser.
Stauteu be,iifert fidl iest auf 100000 Wfei-
fru
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Ser ltntersans Ses .SeiptO.'
3pan;ie 2eidJen aufsefuneen, - SIM @anjen
"a @erfpneu ertruntcn.

Mingo Sanction, O., 6. Sult. -
Die Seifen CHARLES Sdmcs fingers BON
Seniington, Ohio, 9antel Sbomas, oes Ga
pitGns Sobn, 6. y. Smitb's un6 Die etHeS
WIanncs, nit 9iamen 0unbamer, ooer 8ar=
banner BON gSeuSuille, Ohio, mur6en beute
Mlorgen aufgefuaben. llngeIdbr 40 Dtarn,
peld)e bon Sitsgiuerpool nit 66buea uno
etner &Gnone bier anfamcn, letfteten porz
treffltde Sicnfc. Siele Der Serungliidten
bennoen itdJ in ben 0iaI6inenraum un0 uuz
ter Dem Suge beS 9aIpiers, toHnen jeooh
me9en Dtangel an ben uot6men6igen Appaz
roten ntft beroorgeidafft wer0en. Soote,
@nterbcfen unO Gauters sappnrate iinO BON
Rtttsburg nnterWegs. SIS miro befiirdltet,
oaB mad 9ebung beS gSfadeS nod nltHoe>
iteaS 80 bis 20 2eiden gefunOen mer6en Uno
oiirIte iidb, NIT ben bereitS @eIunbeuen, Die
&n3obl Der Grtruntenen bed auf G5 bis rs
Yeriouen belaufen. Die bis iebt geiunoenen
Setdcn mar1en icmulid i6entin,trt uno mad
ibren gSohnorten gebradt. Die 2eide bes
Stuait Eipcs 1T nod aidt, tute irrtbiiulid
gc;nelOct. gefunben.
StenbenptlGe, o., G. Snlt. - 8tS
II lllr beute lbcuo paren 20 2e:6eu auIz
seiunben unS bic nod perniRten Berionen
brincen bic 2,ite eel Spier aui7
g8beeliug, &. zSirg., 6. Sui. -Gtue
Slage pur6e beute Don B. 6. Beans i'm bie=
iigen Sunuesgeridlte einocleitet, MI bic Gi-
geltbiimer bcs 9aintierS yScioto" ;u 5piuz
gen, $3.50 negeu Sef0rjerun9 ctuet g.U5es
rem an3uEl Gailagiere, ais geieglIdl gcfutte.
mar, ~ besablen. Die SunOeS iatH,eu idre'=
ben Dor, baf Ieber 8ampier, iueld,er meb!,
ais bte erlaubte Gulabl PaIiogiere bef0rve !,
bas Yaiiagcgelo einUiibcn unb auler6cA. SO
S,raie liir ie1en iibeGsG GLligen Baiiugier sab
len ioll. 8ie 96lfte Der Strafe iou Oe.n 9lhz
ueber iiberu1adlt merbeu.
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SermifAtc tele9rap6tfepe Se=
OrE9yfu

Sic Giirit d baucr BON 0ellmare
uno BENT Ufiidlen Ntarglan6 bielten gelteru
in 8oper, 9c1., cine SttunG un0 b.
,d)loIien, Elm Gonttte 5u etnennel, meld)es
nit ben Sabnbecmten Settefi5 Abljefctung
res Sblcs in Sem 2)Ort uu1 8Olton IN Scts
binbitng treten Ioll.
9luf Gem uorgeItern BON Ytatan'as in Soz
ffon angefommeneu 0ampier Dgtart Zane"
bcianoen iid ;,oet ali gelben 6ieber
tcibeu0e Berioneu. 8isielben wurdeL in btS
SOipital uuf gauoup5s Sslan1 gcbrodlt.
@ls Wt6ael 6offma.nn gefe;I
iriib 0tprgenS auf benz Babubofe Der
Stone @atertomns Cg0euSburgerba9u" IN
Spracuie, N.zY., 2Gagen raugirte, ge-
rieib er sniidcn bic Buiier DoH ;wet @Igen
uno tpuroe 81 Sobe gequetitt.
Sn sec llmgebuug BON Weanitou
Springe, Col, ipurbe burd Den Sturm
unb gS9ltenbruh oon lebten Samfage eia
SCbaben bon 100000 arNeridtet, un1 Elm
NenIb fam um'S Seben.
Sic 2etd)e 6ilgour's, beS Nt0roer5 bon
@or6ner, tpelder III Der ytabe BON 8 / o ,
Sna., ben Waridau Srnant bur9 eineI
SduB pertpunbete, ipGbreno Oteier i'm Oers
hQften rpollte, un0 Der BON Srbant eri1oflen
rpnrbe, iit geftern in BET Ndhe beS &f=
plaees gefunbeu wor6eH. @Aem Aui4eiue
mad frat Der Sob iofort Elm.
@tbeon 3arles pon Buffalo, N.sY.,
elm friiberes Nfitglieb Der 2egislatur, mutJe
geIfern, uGbreno er oaS @cieiie Der @tieuz
balm nabe SruntltuUille R.<Y., etttfung
idritt, BON einem bcrannabenben 3uBc iibers
fuhren. 3arles mar rs Sabre alt unO faii
taub.
Sn Soronto, Ont, ihnitt Der Reger
gSiutam Soufton geitern ieiuer grou ote
aeble ab, neil iie itd 10 eigerte, inn
Stnapys Su bOleu.
Sbomas Cigar, Elm 4ugefellter Be.
y8anf BON Soronto" in Soronto, Ont, in
NIT $4,000 burdlaebraurlt.
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Eefs9rap6ifGe 9epefden.
(5er4te ber nI'icciirten 9refe" fir ben ,DsutI4su
@Drreippnbenten.0
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fpn.
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Or. &amb oerfaEten Beridt iiber bic an
Der Set1e 9uiteaus uorgenommene Gutopiie
ber0fientliden. Ser Beridt eutb6lt cine
ausfiibrlid)e tuiiIeuidaftltd)e Sei6teibuuJ
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Der Gutopfte uorgefunben pur6en, GuBert
jebpd feine gnii6t iiber bic Srage, Oh oet
Stngeri6tete ipabniiunig ooer niht mabu-
finnig mar. 9as @otument 1T in Qnbetradt
ber tedniiden &usbriide, in ruelden es abz
geiaEt III, fir BEN 9aieu grObteu.be unue:s
ftGnblif uno BON geriugent Sntereiie.
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teten, euttdul6t fiubeu merben. Gs lGgen
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perldiebenbeit in gesug anf ben Sertdt
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Sie, bic an bem 9ei6name @uiteau'S uorge>
nominene 4utopfte su leiten uu0 Die Inter
lrdung su perUpllitdnotgen, oa it) CLAUDE,
bas Ste nift bloB p0lltg competent in Der
@natonie, lonoern aud bur6aus geruiiiers
hait iinb. SIR Same inter benz ju per0Hentz
li1teu 8erid)te tuirb alien 0eEen, bic iti)
fir ben 6an intereliiren, bic SeriiferuEn
geben, baB bic lIuteriudung cine geuaue uuu
uupartetiife mar. SD erlaube mir, Sbnen
fir bic mir erpieleneu @efdlligteiten 3u ban.
fen, un6 3etdne .freunbidaitlidft Sbr &m.
gH. Sids."
gS pirb bier allsemein gcglaubt, SaB bic
geide Guitenu's ausgegraben unS nad BEN
NattOnal. .Ntuieum gebradt fporoen lit, I'm
bort III einem Sfelet reSu3irt 3u tperOen.
Sr. 2amb leugnet niht, 6ab bic 2eife ipte.
ser ausgegraben tpurbe, peigert iid iebodj
ansugeben, no iie biugebra9t wurOe uuO mas
nit ibr geideben loll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-07
Observation-Disclosures

Waifsnaeriht.-( (Sor ben Gi6tern
Soc, Qinbfah unb @arrol.) Gs erbielten
Gnna Rarie Shneiber (Siirgen Sobanu u.
gonberborlt uno Sobn SarrtS), @ultau uno
9tubolpb Stebl (Sirsen Sermann 3. @rane,
Bernbaro 9. Stebl, Gpuaro Stebl uuo Souis
s. Steb0 unb Marie u. &obinlon (Sltgen
aauila $. Greenfield nnb @barleS y. pin
.ur Sertpaltuna Der reip. peri0nlideu ytads
i6iIe ron Nbam S6ncioer ($10,000), Sobauu
@tebl ($1O, ,000) uno Oorlep q. 9iobiniou
$4,000 geridtiid)e Solmatt:
Common BleaS@Sertd DIT. - lSor
Sberrid1ter Srown.) Senoeriou nuo Sonz
iorten gegen Senrb 9. Saplor, Staottalft@
rer, Wau6amus> >Sefebl Gntld)eto porbebal'
ten. - gbenbieislben mtoer ben Staotcon@
trOleur Scbn q. Stobb, Ditto; Ditto. - Das
@sridt uertaste fdl bis morgeu.
Stabtgertdlt.-(Sor Stidter 9arep.) }
Gbarles 30. Sole mieer @brtittue Shulg,
Slase auf Sdaolosbaltnug fir aHgebltd
seieswtoriges getreten Der gSobnuug Der
Sldserin on 9ilcnfrabe in Der @ei9mos
reneH Sdnben.
Ynnoe eStrttSgeri6 t.-(Sor 9ttfs
ter Worris.) Sobu g9. auberIou, 4iiianas
tar, geseu 81. yS. 6. Stain unS G6mar6 Sc.
Cooper ben 6ldser $1,000 ,uerfanut. =
Die rNationaIs Fart =Bout bon Iepz zgorf"
aeaen Gbenoieielbsn; Ditto $13,G71 .93. -
Geors .. @iiler wiNcr Ybilipp u. Erimble;
nitto $2592.63.
@riminalgeri6t. - (9or 0fihter
Yinfnsp.) 3uriidgelsgt 0egerIu 0toje gBil.
liams, Beiteblen ton Sobn $. @urrouobs
am $40; Sstar 9oneAue uno 6. 8oor, 0tanb;
4egatrid Hirou, augriff auf Spen Ncglgin;
Sobn SObniOn, Serleitnug BON MatrOicn
snm Deiertiren Samee Sobuion uue gGm.
5urlong, 8eiteblen bes 9auies bes 8aitors
Sob. p. Singer uH Striimple uno 3uder.
seng, BON 9oura Imob nm 90ffsl unS Meficr,
BON 4lbert Serbert I'M Mteeaillcn, grod)c
Mnb armlpangen uub BON emma 1oientbal
nm Gdlmudiaden, bis morgen iiber ad)t
Sage; Neger Siiharo 9tobiuicn, Saiaroipiel.
bis Ditto 2Snt. Smitb, Seiieblcn Sob. o..
Eiter's I'm Gage uuo pobel, bis ebenbabtu;
Wlihael Gem, Ditto bon v. 6. Gullum nm
SIS &m. Smitb, brei @erl,eugoiebffdble,
bis gum Is. bs. - Die &leingeldworenen
mnrben enogiiltig entioHen, uub bic Sisuug
bio moreen ansgeieet.