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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
GeueraI @aier.

9aoanna, 5. September' - Der Sus
iurgeutenfubrer Sen. gtaier, Der pom Der
euqltideu Boliiet UoH Gibraltar au bic ipa.
uiiten Geboroen ausgsliefert mur6e uno pom
oteieu uuf bic 8aleeren pom @euta gelanot
morben if, lift Elm Quabroue, etrua As Sabre
alt, bon itattlidsm aeuBereu. Gr ergab iid
NIT elmer tleiueu Shuar i'm Sabre 1879 ben
SpauierH uuo oerIteB Cuba nit benz Ser
ipredeu, Der SniurrstttOH fern ~ bletben.
3roboem perauitaltete er Sammlungen tn
ben Ser. Stuuteu uue tebrte TN nddfteu
Sabre orf eiuem Shoouer mad Cuba 5us
rid. Gr murOe geinugen seuommeu uub
nod Spanteu geiauot, no er 5u LANCER Bes
1tuugsbuft Al @a6ir psrprtbetlt marb, aber,
tpie bereits gemeloet, uad Eangter enttsm
une F6 pun Sort na4 Gibraltar bsgub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Qas @rbbebcn III Wanama.

Banana, s. Sept.20er Shabeu, ben
oas Seftrtge SrobebsH ungerthtet bat u Elm
melt beoeuteneer, ais man Abenos annabm.
Die 6atbebrale uaS Otele Der groBten 9es
bGube Der Sta0t iiub itltmm bei4aotgt.
Ger &erlut ben 8irger uon banana erltts
ten babeu, belduit fd aui punOertaulenOe
oou Dollars. gu Qfpiuwaa ftuo mehrere
RenIdeu umgstommeu, uno 1T Der 6elegras
pbens uuO giienbnhuUertc5r iberaa uuter=
bro6eu, bn uiele Sabnbriden eingeftIr3t
nnh SeleGraphenpfihle 9 umasfauen ln0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Sffstele Summcffobr+rr

3 ftou, s. Sept. - Br6Fbeut Qrtbur
nnb feline @eielliduft lunsteH beute firth auf
benz 8uubesbampfer n0espatd" su 0iarbles
beab an.
Setretdr CHANDLER eriufte am Surmtttaa
Ben BrGiibenten telegrapbiit. BOrtamout6,
Y..9., beinhen 5u DOleu, ruobiu er, @banos
iIer, nm 2 ubr giadu1ittugs abgebe.
YortsmOutb, W,s5., 8. Sep - Der
Yrdfbsnt mtrb tua4ri qelaIs4 mOrgeu ftii9
bier etntreffen.
SetretarGbaub er 1T bier auI Der .GaQa.
cola" " aelanlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
GGiencr Gin Gpfer Der @jpSrp'
bhDhtC

&ea0iug, Ya., 8. Scpt.-6rau @ltiaz
beth @ndert melde ieit 4toHtag all Der
gGafferideu leioet, lebt inter i1rcdt6en
Qualen nod INNER. Slts 2let;tc iiHO ie,
bod Der 2iufdlt, OaB ite nod Dor 2blauf Ocs
Gage8 BON tBren idtcdUdcu ycioeH 6utd
ben SOB erl6lt perOen Nib.
(2lbenO8.) 6rau @ude.t iit OetidieOeH.
9bre letten Stuuoeu naren i6redltd - bic
GoupuliiOueu 10 beftig, baB uebtcre Niuz
uer bic PatienttH taum i'm Bette baGteH
fntltrtntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
GN2.,rA

SadiOu, DtO., 8. 9ept. - SeIie Bace,
Elm augemeiu geudteter 6armer, ipuroe &C.
fern bel gGinona Ion Sruet Ytduneru ernOrs
set, bic itd nod auf freten GiiBen befu0eu,
tbre Sdulb aber in etnem Streibeu an ben
Shertif befannt baben.
BhtGubeGpbtu & ia, 8. Sept.-9as @la8=
paareu.@ @eiddft Der Strmu 6tiber & 60.
purOe bcute Ourd 6euer gum Setrage BON
$4,000 bei6dotgt.
Retu SaUer, Cont, s. Sept. - Sier
felen beute mebrere Srduoe Dor, pel6e be-
Dcutenben S6aber anrthteten.
Bbitabelpbia, s. Sept.-Sn Der Der
aangenen gtadt brad elm 6euer in Der
gGirtbidaft eiues gepifieu s. @arnep aus,
oa8 prompt gel0io9t mur6e. Ser Graus
mar augenid,einlid} augelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Gnhfi1h rntIhirhrn

ct. Sobnsburg, ST., s. Sept. -
&or 10 Sa5re mrrbe Der 8auilabeu be8 y.
g8. 2airo 81 Barnet bnra bic 6nnteu elmer
2OtOmOtise Der oBuiiumpie'r gtieubabns
@ompagaie" in 8rano geftedt uub 3erft6rt.
2airo pertlngte bic 8abugeieGidaft aui
Sdabeaer'aB unb Dor SWei Sabren puroen
linn $500 3nertnnnt, rpogegen Die &Ompog-
ME Proteitirte. 0as Sbergertdt bon gems
Snmpihire bat iett 6aS nrtbetI beit1ttgt.
Scr Rolf murbe 6retmnl ptrhdubelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
0uitcau'S Seiipiel fiubet 9tatbs
nfrfmnn

YrouibcuCc. R.sS., 8. Sept.-Sds.
3uumanmap, ein SuiaIie be8 3uhtbaIies,
pirb iett megCn rines m0roeriiden 2lugrtfS
auf ,pei auOere StrdFinge prOSeifrt. @r
oeriutte, benz Beiiptel @uiteau'S s ;u folgeu,
iu0cm er auf ietnen Re6tsbeiftan6 uu0 Die
3eugeu idtmpfte uno feline Sertbei0tguug
elbIt fiibren politc. 9r. Sapper, Elm
Srreuar3t, iagte aus, er betradte Den GH8es
tlGgteu uidt ais irriinntg, uuO mur0G Don
Oemielbeu einem iflnu gefiibtten arcu;Oars
b0r unterporfen.
0unmanma1 lift ihul0ia befun6cn uuo gu
elmer petteren Saft OOn }uet 5abrcn uerHrs
tleilt iporoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
g2cm STfiEc rr14,I6orr

Yott8btllc, Ya. s. Sept.-FrOfciior
SBurIOm, Superirtcn1eut Ser B6beteu fua.
beniduIc, unO brsi iciuer SdIler murSen
beute gtadnlittag auf benz 2autonidcu Sia
pom SItfe gctroffcu, bod tameu iie idmmt
lid nit Dem 2ebeu oauOu. SburlOw'S 6iBe
finO perbtaunt. Die &uabcu wur6eu III 80
ben geidIogcn uno betGubt, aber uur letbt
perlCtSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
9te 6efdbreu Der Scc.

Brootncetomu, gfaIf., 8. Sept. -
Der Sdooner rs. S. Dtago" BON @rauo
Sants brudte beute bierber bic gtatroIeu
Sume8 8rorn uuO gB. g8ilioH BON oem
SdoOuer Sabine" BON BlpmoutB. 9ic
a men Burden nurben, an tretbeuoe Spies
rsu getlammert, 60 Melcn melt BON 8trgt.
MIA 9tods aUfgefunbeu. sic iiuo gdu;Itf
erif6pft, bu fte fiinf Sage obue Rabruug
un0 9SQher lugCbrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09

SroQuot8, Ont, s. Sept. - Die
@iablmiibleu BON 8aileg & YHas giugeu
beute triib in 6lammeu auf. Serlut $500
@raub S8laHO, yieb., 8. Sept. -
8as o@pomiug Suuic" 1T nieOergebraHut.
Gerluit $4,000.
8Or0entou II, G<S., s. Sept. 49,
gu 8riifol, Beuui., niitBete geferu 9tat
mtttag Elm 6euer, oas elf 6amilicH obOads
los mQd1te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Nie 8orif. &pminifffpn.

Gbtcago, SG., 8. Sept. - Die &arif=
@ommtifon borts beute 9feprdieutauteH Der
oQiiOciattou 6er ameritantiden Bapterfabrts
fanten" on, pel6e 8etbebaltuug Der gegeHz
pdrtigeu 36ue auf Yapter befiirworteteu.
Sr. 8altenbnf BON bier erfldrte, oaB
Gufbcbuug 6e6 nuf robeu 6lat uuO Beibes
baltuug oes auf 2eiueupaareH 0Uenu etDa8
UerrtugerD beftebeubeu 3ouea Hur uitBlth
mtrfen f0nuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
GbpefeE NGOer.

Der EBertb Don 26pefeIsBd6ern ais StfIs
mtttei gegen &uutGusidbldst o6er an6srtUsttia
un9eu1beu 3uiiunb ber Odiit ionic qeaeu Rbeuufos
ttsmus un6 @id' 1T Idngit sugefau6eu. Der 0ers
ibDnerube GHfub btt'er Bdoer auf bic 6dut 1T ebeus
falls gut betaHnt. @lenu'S SdbmefeIs 2 eifs beftG
6eiebsn Ggeu6aiten Hlb beiuirtt odiiel6e 8siUltat
@elidltsrpie eczema AcnC, 5mpettgp grurtap,
ardBes Snl3luB un6 anbere 6aut 5srantbe etten 1ers
ben brt oteielbe gdulld auSgemerlt uu6 fe linbert
idneu bas 5iDider bon RbCumatisnus unb e8tdbt
ueberoies 1T belebe elm dusgesehuetes besiufIlts
rungBsNtltteI fir berllureirigte SfIeieer uub Betts
Sfug, urb ie erttetlt @olz uuh dubereu peuaeN
bic odmIt geDui6en perbeu, eiue benz S6uee dbuItbe
BeiBeun Reinbeit. Su 5ol8e oes @rbraubs 6erfeLs
urb onaCnebme @Idtte. ZOHnrnbrane, gOmmers
fprpffen, Biuneu, uberhaUSt ale Eeintfe6[er bic
eutferut iuerben tDHueu, ner6eu burh bie1ebe auA.
gflDfdDt. 5crner NJ bic geiunne Tefnbeft tpelte
eteelbe BEN Lent erteit. iueit ansteben6er ais bic
9rdbltde uno urnaturlihe Bldiie iueIhe burd ben
gebral5 BON S6onbett5mitteIu entTtebt
Man butte fidb DOR 6dIGcbunaen! - ghroefeIs
Scifei na48emadt tUorbsu, uub 6a5 gubliflm sirS
'ur gorii6t ermabrt nur Die 66te suueBmtn,
uuO gu bsa@tsH, Sab bic ein3tse Original
Be3et9 nung GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP usS
obiser abbilSuus ii@ auf bem umi&Iass ieees
Stadss bsiintet, pbue weIdbr feline ddbt IN.
Bum gerfouf i'm Qugemsiuen bd GpotBeferu, 6dnb4
lern in Iobeartite!H urb glItsriaIDaGrtn 81 30
Gents bds Shid SO Gents bic Rite, eutBalttHb 3
Stud, Elm GrIparnib p0u 20 9rpseut Der Bon, NIT
gorausbe,a6Iurs, toast bic aife 75 Gents.
Der Gigeutbiimer tutiroe iid iebr freueu,
3eugnifie Al erbalten BON BerioueH, melds
Glsnn'S S4weicIsSetie 8ebruuasa.
Gb8. g. Grtttenton, uleiu. Gtg,nt6.,
gar. 115. SHttOH'struss, ee~.gOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Gin 99efpru,er oeCforbeu

Gbeftsr, Ba., 8. Sept. Soouseub
Speatmau, Elm pohlbetouuter 8urger Don
8elapare, bfr Elm eifrtger Sdmpfer fir Res
form i'm politii6su uuo 6iirgerlihsn 9eben
unb etn letteuoer uuabbGugiger mar, ftarb
gaferu pl0eltd In leiuer BobuuHG Tn Com
cOro'Gowubtp I'm @ltsr bon 75 Sabrsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Gin aJCIi.;1f cr5d,nTcu

9ubuque, Soma, s. Sept. - Sn
Sopettes@ouutp if Der YOI8iit WtarioH
Sbepbet6 non Srpet Yfc.OeOiebeu, BEN Eriiz
bern Sarlotp, Die er fefnebmeu polltc, er.
id]oIien poroen. Die Mi0rOer enttameu.
Sin 9iraernufaebot periolat fie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
@ine infame @cmaltthnt.

gGeft 0trIee, ST., s. Sept. - Sc
fern Gbeu6 Oraugen Smei Strolde in bas
6au8 elmer &ittne, NamerS g8aaace, ihlu.
gen Die 6rau gu 8oben uno tBateu ibr Sc
malt al. 9as @eidret Der Stuber Der
ideudte idlteBlih Die Salunten; Der gu
ftQub Der 9Srau 1T Elm tritiider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Mincn: ltrof1H.

GrerIertou II, ia, s. ept.-Cltuel
@Ougler, 28 Sabre aft, 5ubrman III III
brigbfs Giieugrube, fiel III er eiueu mi
@iieHerj idmer belaoeneu 8ageu, we'6e,
ibm Elm Setu, Smet 9ippen uno etu Sdul
terblatt brad. @r miro iuabti6eiuli6 lter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
@et6nmprS.

QIeranbria, 8a., s. Sept.-giu ber-
Uorragenber apotBeter Der Staot, Sr. Rab.
lon $. Sunner, uergtitete iih beute, ME es
ideiut, zines ihuersn droniiden 2eiocns
tpegen mittel8 Strpdnin8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Gin OrtrftiN crmnrhct.

as8egas, 0.sTt., s. 6eptember. -
@ba8 Sarris, Elm &gsnt Der Bintertou iden
@ebeimpoli3ei, if am Utttmod gu SausAn.
tonio=Stattou Giolid Don Sorrocco) pom
;tpei unbetannteu Wduueru rrIdofeu NOR.
Seu. 9ie N0rSer eutfdmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Sic GboIera IN Oenpprt, No.

y&eWport s. Sept.-Dte all Der Getne
6es gcftern, pie idon beridtct, bier an Der
&bolera uerforbsneu 6inOes UOrgenOmme
Bofmortsm llnteriudung bat ergebeu,
oa6 Elm iporuoildet Sal 0On @bOiera Dor
liegt unO Serbreitung Der Srautbeit nt4t
81 Notification M
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S,ernuubet feiue NHu+ter

2ancaiter, Bsuui., s. September. -
Srau 5enrp 8OtbrOd bon gatubriOge ift gez
fern 0admittag Sufdlliger gSetie i6uer per-
munbet porbeH. Sbr 16.idbriger Sobu
banbbabte eiuen &euoluer in 10 uuuOri9tts
ger 2nelle, OaB Die g8ane iiA eutluo Ser
3uiiaub Der SerwuHbeteH 1T etn iebr beosutz
iId]er,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09

Sia's Saors unO 8arts 6drbungsmttteI.
anstnblttflid).-Rls bas 5ffs saraHtirt.
S4nor3 O0cr braun. 80 Gents.
Bsi alien Apotbeitrn ~ babes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
HcIcrtipn i'm GrpGctt.

New q ort, 8. Sept. - GuS 2eaUcus
north, Sa., perlautet, onB aus bem Sort 30
Sotoateu, idnlmtlih in Giuiltleioung, ge=
meiuiam oeiertirt iiu6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Ypm GretlltipzG rmite aenebmint.
Spnnsrifae -SaIa=4ar


9IuiitcGuns auf Ser perIdnserten MabifousaperH
aufbrut &bchhs 127 n6r. NGrid burf @a6tipu.
aSsnue. Gis meitii4sn ab9eIanbteH Ses Subens III
@sfehs icrmircn iid nui bsr 8Ounbarb. .Nberns, S;t
redts SIiisel on RabtiouzgDeme seIetnt uno nsbmsr
s,n rs6tsn 6IIssI Der aints ein Der 8us ssFt BIZ
mabiipn Qbems Birab hprB Gatatps. Baltimore
SDaDats. 9eriugtous, NOrtbs, Ta9etts', GaIOsrt'
Reabs Charles, yaSiion=, SoiuarSs nab 5rautltr.
strase, un Saun itb auf;uI6ien. Ole 0riOIss 8aser
tehrsn hurd5 Gutafuz, RaSiionslOsuue unS bic per.
Iduserte Rabiipusapenue mad bem OriOIez8ebduS,
urid. Die @ascn Der mpftii6eu 9(bseun5t n tcBrer
bur6 eutotpz, IIaSiiOnlra5e, S0unbarpsGosme uni
SinSenzQperue ilrId
3. o. 9ansbprH
(216) gpm GrctrtibsGOmits senebmiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Sales NaG0rR= uaO Sbeer=
Spmi9
fur SsricneH isssn alters

trilt suffeH, @rFdttuns, euftr0brEHd aeHts
Juneuns uue Sbwinefubt.
Buro crbGr beiIlrSitig, tpeuu bieGt5mHngss
Craaue areegriien iub ieiue BtrtuHg liz
raj d. Gr eRtbdIt 4tdtS, mas 6eH
Rageu in uuorbuUug brtHqe t6HHts,
uuD tuteiu Gugenebues Aroma.
Es@- Ginhern IN CT. rpcHn Gt on 8rdnnt anB
RSue)bufien leiesH, eurd, feline bsrubiseneeM
gisenfbaftsH elm srossr asObltbdtsr. greis
so Gents uuO 81 tie 5Iaie Die ar0bts 10 bic biatss
ite. Bon ausu apotFeisrn sH bslisbsa
q. R, GritttntoH, StasRigamsg. Rews Bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
9Um ers,utip 6 Omite oenebmint.
~ wp6-eSrn 8oItimpr.

NJ ttuc d Sprb SaItimpr
&uiteI!rns arf beu' SrpaOipap. Mbmarid 9itta8s
mad Baltimore, opLilapz 9ernstons glortBz 8altiz
more, 9reenesStra5e, $eimiplOaniGz Abe, gibSLes
Gptaps, Mahiipuz ur6 0pparSzStrdse; Rcpic BOT
Ner ,,4luiitz@toSsmis;" bOn ba burd 6rantIiuz mad
Goca- Strabe, nm baua sntIoTen gu fperSen.
s. SenrD Seban,
grob,YRnridaa.
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am, nadl 6 llhr rridien her Wldlter tple

9urj mad llhr erl6ten Der &t4ter mtes
Der in Der SOlle uno iauote mad BEN Seihmo-
reuen. gEGbreno Der 9erihtsbote bteIelbeu
Sur Stele bolte, trat Sen. Srabg tn oGs
3immer.
I'm 8 WIinutcn mad llbr eridieneu bic
9eihmorenen. atbeuloIe Sttlle trat etH,
alS Der @Iert an ite bic 6rage rtdtete !:
vYtetue Serren @ei6morereu - babeH SIe
iid auf eineu 8abripru6 geeiuigt?"
Der Sbmaun 0tdiOn antmortete vyietn,
nur Betreffs bes gSabriprHds iiber etnen Der
2lngeflugten."
D0aS," erflGrte Der 8tdter, liam Uns
ntGt gum 3tele iiibrer. 9tebmen sic YlaB,
bis bic Sertreter Der Guflage eridetnen."
Die Surp nabm i9te StBe ELL. 9lett
oarcuf langteH bic SS. SliB uu6 SCrr an,
uno ibneH murbe bic 2lntrport 6es Sbmauus
mttgetBettt.
9r. SliB bemertte, bnB er utdt ipiiie,
mas man inter ioIheu llmitGn6en DON ben
GegierrugsanmIlten erruarten f0nne.
Ser &td]ter mte8 0ann Die 9eI6motenen
an, it6 81 petterer Seratbung ;urid,u'tc.
ben. 0DSiS morgen," iagte er, olperoen Ste
itd uielleid)t auf etHen auoercu gSabrlprud)
geetnigt babeH. Sitteu Ste f6 UOr g5urls
5irsr8 "a"
Ser @eridtamaridau empfiug bieraui
8efebl, Die @eidmOrenen in Elm paiien0es
Gunner III brtugen, NIB oas @eridt Der
tagte iidD bis morgen SotmtttdB 10 llbr.
Die @eidmorenen uuroen mad benz ,,gaz
tiOn0lsSotel" gefiibrt, no man linen meBs
rere 3inlmer anpies. Souten iie ftd) nab
reno Der gtad)t 3u einem 28abrip ude etniz
gen, 70 ptrO oerielbe bod ntdt BOZ 3uiam=
mentritt 6es @ertdJtes befnunt merveu.
0iau niunt bier aber augemetn an, oaB iie
gu tetncr @tntgung gelangen meroeu.
0Ic6mals @uttcau's @ebirm.
8bttabetpbta, s. Sept. - Die Ole
6ical geps" bringt uorgeH Sen Uoltfdubi=
gen Seridjt iiber bas GrgebniB Der mtltos
fopiiden llnteriufuug 6eS gebirn'S Sui
teau 8, ser fir gaten gdn;lid uuuetitdn6tid
uno uur fir 6adleute interenant 1T. 9aS
8latt 3ablt in ieinen 8emertunqeu iiber ben
8eritt ais sic utftigIte Der uorgefuI0euen
QbnormitGteu cine Degeneration Der tletuen
GlutgefQEe res @ebiruS auf, lueiut ober, Oab
bteelbe neueren llrIpruugS mar, uu0 Seu
Seritano @uiteau' taum beetnfuiien touute,
namentlid) batralS nod ntdt, ais er bic
Chat Legiug. AQe cOnitattrten Qbnorut=
tdtsu, luenn irld)e iiberbQupt COnitatir, murz
ben, 6euten auf Spuren zines @ebtruleioeuS
bin, oa8 erit in ieiuem pe;tereu 2aufe ,Ge-
mentia paralytica" bate berbeifiibteu fDu-
neu, uu0 berafttgt burdaus ntdt Oa5u, Die
Serantluortljd)feit @uiteau's fir etu &etz
bredeu in 3mciieI 3u ;iebeu, ODER iein Ser
ftfutuiB bafiir, baB ibn, fiji mas er getbcn,
bic b0dfe Srofe gebiibrte. yGS liegt 0esz
bolb," 10 itltc6t Ser Qrtifel, o9libtS Dor
mas ms ueraulaIcu f6nnte, BON uuierar 2nz
iidt ab3umeideu, oaB @uiteau, penu and
Gin a5uormsr @barafter, gercdter 2Getie fir
iCtU furdtbdrcS Gerbred,eu QelittCu hat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-09
Spestaf- Wotisen.
0rtofe ,t1ol2Ipfe
@mtli8e Sefanntmabun9 Der
9arabc=Nputen.
Sienftas-M MtIitdr.

Sicn It dg- tlitdr.
-O
Guiitelung alJf Dem 8roao!rab. 4ufbrub nm llbi
HAD Baltimore, oanoberz. &rattz. Sharp, 8atti
more, 6pfparSs, MnNiions, Gutaip .5truBs, Gutalp
gIace (gsefzseite) bis ;t,m ar rmeao, eutmale 0al
MiIitdr muri6irt bon ba Surb ben UerIanaertsu Gt
tain gacs uu6 bem 9ruibz Sin. @arte, ben CO am Gu
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-25
A LIVELY TIME.
Eurekans in Durance vile on the
Charge of Horse Stealing.

Eurekan i'm Durance vile on the
Charge of Horse Stealing.
Lawrence Doyle of Eureka recently
bought out the stock of horses belonging
to A. G. Montgomery. He wanted 10
gather them in, and he set out for that
purpose two weeks ago yesterday, horse
back, accompanied by George Ham and
Bill Burns. They got together some sixty
odd head of horses, and put them in the
corral at Straight's ranch, Nye County.
When they had worked thus far success
fully they were somewhat startled by be-
ing arrested for horse stealing grand lar
eeny. A man named Dolly, appointed by
the Justice Of the Peace of Duckwater,
nabbed them. When they were all thus In
durance vile, two men came about 8 O'Clock
at night Of the Goth and drove the stock
away. Mrs. Straight told them she had
seen two suspicious fellows about the
corral, and that the horses had dis
appeared. The Eureka party, it seems,
were thereupon released from arrest
by the astute Nye County Justice
seeing he had got his foot in it. and they
saddled up and went in pursuit OF the
real thieves, being Joined by the deputy
who had arrested them, and another man
about the ranch. They went with a war
rant against n Carpenter to the BLU
Eagle ranch, where they found their horses
under lock and key. Carpenter was stand
ing guard and showed fight. He said the
horses were his property, and they
shouldn't have them as long as he lived.
He went and brought out a double-bar-
relied shotgun. He had buckshot in it,
and much s%anguinary matter in his eye.
Tho warrant was read to him, however,
and he weakened. The horses in dispute,
and Lawrence Doyle, and George Ham,
and Bill Burns, are all in town again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-25
+ AN ITEM.
A Thousand Cinnamon Sunk In the
Deem blue Sea.

A Thousand Cinnamon Sunk In the
Deep blue Sea-.
Last night the report was brought to
the SENTINEL office hat about 1000 Chi
namen, reshipped from San Francisco to
Portland, while on the way to the latter
port, were all drowned a few hours out
from the Golden Gate, the ship on which
they sailed having foundered and gone to
the bottom. It was said that this report
came in a dispatch to a Chinese merchant.
An immediate thirst-a craving for infor-
mation-was felt by our guild nunc, not
unmixed with a feeling of bitter resent
ment against the telegraphio news gstherer
who sends us Tor rather who very often
does not send us) the news from San Fran
cisco. A thousand Cinnamon drowned.
What an item And 10 telegram from
our man Webster. The inwardness of sl
this must be revealed, and away went our
man to see about it. He went at once to a
store in Chinatown" Drugs and Grocer
les, Ket Shup." He there brought to
light q rather singular state Of
facts. He learned that no private
dispatch, in fact, no dispatch at all had
been received. The story of the ship
wreck had got badly muddled. Ket Shnp
produced a Chinese newspaper published
in San Francisco last Saturday the. 22d,
and read therefrom that a dispatch was
received in San Francisco last Wednesday
from Hong Kong, by the Six Companies.
The dispatch stated that a steamer, loaded
with about /, 900 Cinnamon, had left China
early in April; that when within a days
sail of the Japanese coast the steamer had
sunk, and that nearly all on board had
been drowned, only a few escaping in
small boats. These survivors reached
land, and on their report the telegram was
based. The singular part Of the affair is
that the San Francisco papers have had no
account Of, no reference to this alleged
catastrophe that has fallen under our OPP
tics. Still, that it occurred, seems relia-
bly, stated. We make this statement on
the presumption that the San Francisco
Chinese newspaper is not given, as some
of its contemporaries Of the metropolis
are. to %romancing with facts. It's only an
item. anyway, if the China paper doesn't
lie, for who cares for 1000 Cinnamon,
more or less
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-25
PACIFIC COAST kDvlCES.

A. ID. Mason, n Prominent Lawyer,
Shot by A. Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Burned by Indians-Fears Enter
taiDed for People Near Clifton
A Destructive Fire at West Oak
Iand-Sailing of the Revenue Cut.
ter COrwin.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, April pa Grass VAL
ley (Cal.) dispatch says: A. D. Mason, a
prominent attorney of this place, was shot
last night by A. E. Roberts, son of Judge
E. W. Roberts, an old and leading lawyer
of this place. Eye-witnesses to the affair
refuse to be interviewed. Mason's wound
was pronounced necessarily fatal.
A Shakespeare IN. M dispatch says: The
c%ouriers from Gila River report that a
band of Is Warm Spring Apaches had
burned the ranches of Purdy, York, Cor
nell and Hutchin, and drove off all the
stock. 1t is reported that six or eight men
were murdered. Last night heavy and
continuous firing was heard at Lees Camp,
on the ella River. Strong fears are enter
tanned for the people working at the
placer mines a short distance above Cliff
ton. A company Of so mounted volunteers
left here to-day for the scene of the out
RACES.
West Oakland was visited last night by
a destructive fire. The flames were first
discovered in the Point planning mill,
which. spreading, destroyed seven build
ings, and most of their contents. The
total loss is estimated at S35, 900. The
loss is only partly covered by insurance.
Another fire yesterday morning occasioned
about 1000 damage.
The revenue cutter Corwin, Capt. Healy
in command, sailed for the Arctic Ocean
yesterday, for the relief of the crew Of the
Rogers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-25
NEW MEXICO.
A Fight Between the Indians and
TrOOps-The latter Victorious
The Indians Surrounded.

LoRDsDURa, April PA dispatch says
there was a running fight yesterday after
moor at Horseshoe Canyon, between the
Indians and Indian scouts and troops.
The latter were victorious. Four Indian
scouts and three soldiers were killed and
four wounded. Small bands of hostiles
were seen going south, over San Simon
Flat. A band of twenty or thirty crossed
the Southern Pacific track near here early
this morning, going north towards Burro
Mountain. Mcdonald, the %well-known
]prospector of this section, arrived from
ella River this morning. He assisted in
burying the bodies of twenty men y%ester-
day, and reports several persons missing.
Among the killed are John P. Risqueax, a
rising young attorney of Silver City, Capt.
John w. Slowson, a mining Superintend-
ent, Mr.. Prescott, Alexander Knox, S. D.
Pinkard, and Pinkard's herdsman, name
unknown. The Indians number over 300
bucks. squaws and children, as shown by
actual count while they were passing
York's ranch. The Indians are completely
surrounded and corraled in Doubtful
Canyon. Those seen on San Simon Flat
last evening were evidently s%tragglers.
All the male citizens Of L%eitendorf, Shaks-
peare and Lordsburg are under arms.