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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Ternntreuunsen eineS Nplisei=
Seamten.

oifon, 8. Wdrs.-Saroep q. Tollans.
bee, @Ierf bes Yoli,etsSuperinteubeutsn uub
Sdatmeiftsr Der Boli3ei llnterfiisunss,
4liociaticn, bat an $20,750 uuteridlaseu
unb I'M gftien peripefulirt. Sdon Dor einem
Sabre begann er, fidb an ben Senos Der aiio.
ciatiou gu pergreifen. Gr bat beute Dor
Folisei Gommiiidr gurlep Elm umfaiienoes
@eftantnib abgelest unb 1T inter $40, 900
@irsfdaft bsm 9rc,es iiberpieisn lporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
BranSftifter in 4nra,bura.

2pndburs, Strg., 3. Mari. - j3pei
SGnier mnroen beute in Sranb aeitedt; Nas
Teuer wurbe ieood iosleid geljift. Msau
bat bier ullgeuein ben @inorud, baB etHe
orguniiirte San6e bon Srauoftiitern bic
gtothwenoigfeite etucs besablten 6suer0epartsz
ments 81 beueiien iudt. Sdon an Oouner-
fog purben 3wei berartige s5eriufe genladt.
Der Stabtratb bat cine itreuge llHteriuhung
nuue0r6npt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Giue terauifbe xraapoie.

efton, Seras, 3. Wdr,. Cine
Spe3ialoepeihe BON Yaris, Ssras, an bic
ryteps" melbet: n@. Sanuels, elm anges
iebener Saufmann, ruurbe beute bon 6. gB.
@ninpert eritoiien. Ser nanlide S1ub
t0btete einen Stiefelpidier unb usruuuoete
einen Wann, Namsns Suffulaun. Ser gi0r>
Ser tff perbQftet mprbeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Baltimore, DID,. Montag, ben ). W{ar 1883

;uiesen, enthelten fid bic Oemotraten bes
Stimmens, 70 sab fein Quornm mitfim11te,
uno eine 9eifdftsiperre eiutrat. I'm 2. .O5
llbr friih perfiineete Der Spreher, baB Die
Sarifbiu in's 9teine geidrebeu uno BON lbr
unterseihnet porben lei. Die @oufsren,s
beridte iiber bic Oeiiiitz unb permiid,te @iz
Oil Sermilliguugsbiu puroeu fur, mad 1
llbr anaenolnmen. Son llbr an bis $50
llbr purben teine Seddite me9r erleot9t,
ionbern Die Wiitglteoer uertrieben ii6, pis
gem0bnltd1 in Der Stlubiisung, Die 3eit
nit auerlei Sder3en, i9leuoerten Baeerbalz
len mad chamber Il. |. 10. 0ie Sefirwortcr
Der ,Bonbeb Spiritsgill" matteu eiueu
oergebliten Seriuh, iene SOrlage nod aui'S
Tapet su briugen. 0fObeiou o. 81 bemerfte,
es lei ldon ,u piel g8bistep I'M Saule Dor.
baAben (@elGGter) unb er balte es fir ratbs
lam, bas Die Witglie6er iiGl cine Belt lang
an&rubten. lin go erfolgte cine Yaue bis
410 llbr Sormittag8, uuo bas 0aus ;og oauu
Die auf oem Glide bes Spre6ers befiabliben
SausbiGs, bic pom Senate ameuoirt moroeu
maren, in Grwdguug, trOeoem polmau
(Sno.) i'm gtamin aeS rsliat0eu @lementes
bes 2aubes Sagesen proteitirte, baB irseuo
tpelfe @eid]afte, auBer ben alleruothneu0igs
fen, am Sonntage erlebigt piirOen.
Iuf autras 8eefe's (@a.) nahm bas 9aus
ejnen SrauerbeidluB III Se3ug auf ba5 a6z
leben bss @Ouperueur8 alerauOcr Stephens
oru @corsia OIL. I'm 11.55 berid)tete etn
@pmtte, Oab Der Prdijoeut Dem 6aule tetne
meitere Wittbetluusen 81 MAIDEN babe, une
Spreder &eifer bielt cine lansere 8eoe, nad
beren S4lub er bas QauS sine die usrtaJt
ertldrte. Or iaste inter 9luoerem, er babe
in Der @r0ffuuugSfeuug bic SOfinung ans
gebriidt, bab fd5 Der II. @ougrsB ais ein
n@eiddfts @nngrcB" auSleidneu wrrOe.
3teIe Soffnung babe iid perpirtIiat. Der
@ongreb babe mebr uHb iuidtigere 6raBsu
in Der Sdpebe gefunoen, ais irgeuo einer
Der iriiberen @Ousreiie, unb Uiele oieicr Sra
gen icter auf paIieuOe, augemelieue gSetle
erlsbi9t ipOrben. Scr Spred)er mari bann
in ieiner 9febe einen Hifblid aui Die Der
hanbIungen oes IL. @oHgreiie8 urO bantte
ben 0titgliebern fir Die lluteritiieuug, Die
ile Inn in Der Grfillung leiner 2lmtspfihteu
,u She'll neroen lieben. giadoeln er ieiue
&ebe bsenoet bate, nahnen Die Dittglieoer
&bidieb bon einanoer, uu6 lueuise Udauten
ipGter mar bic p0r &urSem nod 10 ger6Iih'
unue Hepr1iertantenhalie Dbe uu6 leer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Gin Sbineie ermprbet.

$bita6eG2bia, 4. Wdr;.- Ib yow,
Der lunse @biueie, tpeldler am %. Sebruar
con bret 8aufbolben mibbanbelt pHrbe, TIT
ieinen Serlesungeu erlessu. Die Spater
murSen gletf mad benz ansrifie perbaitet
rnb bsfineen fi6 nod i'm @sidusnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Tamilientraa6Sie in Sufafp.

Suffalo, N.=y., 8. Wdr,. - 8obert
Wagee, % Sabre alt, eridlob beuts Worgen
feine Stueiunospansisiabrige Srau unb brad)s
te iid oanu ieIbit eiue gefdbrlt6e 8unSe
bel. Die uriate Der blattgen Gbat ipar
EifsrFud,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Treder StrdSenraub.

NorrtstOwn, Yenni., 8. Mdrs. -
Gonarb Botta, 20 Sabre alt NIB in Yott5,
tolpn pobnbaft, purbe beute Sormtttas I'M
10 llbr In ber Ndbe Der Saptifentirdbe an
Der &terten Strabe, ais er auf bem 8sJe
gum gabubofe mar, bon einem llarten NtJer
nieSergeidlusen uno nm $50 unb isiEe l13r
beranbt. Der StraEenrGuber euttau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
@olf ,pieber auf freien Tusen.

Haihpille, Senn., 8. Wdrs.- -Ri4ter
auen rebusirte bsute bic $780, 900 betrageuoe
Viirgidait ees angetlagten Staatsidasmei,
tiers Volt auf $4,000. Bolt leiitete bisis
VIrSidait uns purbe eutlaheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05

ScrantOn, geuni., 8. Mdr,. - Sm
Scrantoner Seairf osr n@pomiug> >"6obleuz
feloer ereigueten iidl ;ipet t6btlide uno ;uan,
gig nidtt0otltfe llnfdlle i'm Sebruar, unO
neun t0htlihe unb breiuuosnansig nt6tt0bt,
ltd)e llrfQQe i'm @iltesbarrezS zSiifritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
GOhe8 Hlfer.

2ebanon, Benui., 4. Mdr,. - SHARES
gaifbas ilarb beute TIM Nlter BON 102 Sab
rem. st mar lange Sabre als giisubabus
Contractor tbdttg uno In alien Sbeilsu Die,
fee Staates befaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
scSrutenSer Mnnfer,

YhiIabelphi 3. Mdr,. - Solepb
Wgers & Sobn, Mantel. unb SleioerzSabriz
fanter, Nr. 91S, Martetitrabe, baben nit
$3.50, Standardization fallirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Rnuffnnint emf.

&o eftsr, N.sy., 3. War,. - Die
yGrcabe'Sanf" in grcabe, @poming> :,
bat iuspenbirt. Yaifua $4,000; Der Be
trag Der Nftipa 1T nidt ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Sr. NaDWae's
SGr(GparifftQll.
Sefofp ent.
Der groBe Slatreiataer.

Sfr As 9stlun9 4rcnif4er erGue5siten, ersrst,,
pher anoerer SeropbeIr in Sen 2unoen oSer hs, su
gen, ber oaut ooer ben Rnpd,en Dem SlsiJ5 an yns
9erpen, ipelte oaS 8Iut peraiften. o'i~ '''' 0ss
Str3ml5G hFGniFeiten, anO6enfras, tsrb,-b,+.
der SabituS. syphilis uno 8enerie SSishsr,",aSM
6rpnil9e nn6 a!ts @eidpiirs, saIius, snoITa.
arantBsit tpsifs S&peuunssn GrinbfSST s5%t
iST tsT.saSSE SSsos 9rilieni$peuurssn, Rn0cn, ab.
rem S"NeTcsie, %iereu, unb 8IaIeneioen. bronisss,
Nhslmntisrus ult6 9i6t, S6ntnbIubt SIaIenHsir
unb Cries ipuis abarten Der obigen aranfbeiter Sss
men bispsiIsn onbsrs Ramsn gesebeu tpsrseu.
Pei Nnnthpfertt T,n,. o,,..s nono. AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Eefe9rap9if6e 9epelGett.

GSsri5ts ber ,,aTociirten Bres fir ben ,GsutF&sI
gorreippnbenten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
M q q II d

thtDrm astiteberen 5rrrer.
6altes Tie6er.
Ealtes une bieises 5icber ge5eilt fur 50 n,u,s
Ss 9isot TEN psheres SetImtte IN Der gReIt pat IA
lonel aue Arten bon iebsr beiIt rbgen ne BON b,rs
epfbenGr Sutt (alaldra) ubsr oegenerErter age tSm
men, mbgen ite S6drIadz, Eer6erfeber pSer esibsS
StSber PetBent als - inter 9u'iebuna BON RabposIs
R'uen, Sas READY RELIEF" or. Ra6tpas;s,
0anistg @ent8 bic 5Iai6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Eau eaS Rublisuu,

a. iaun tsiue bsIlsr. gurantis fir ben E.rts ssa
Or. 8astpafs atetablir,sn R. R. g. Seim;tteIH aE's
seEDieen trerheu, aIS hiSseHeen unb mIsIoien 2ars
obuangen berielben. Gs sisbt iptpobI falfts ,sot.
bsnts, &" ale aud ,,NeIiefS" unb , gias." Se5st Qua
bpr uue perlarget INT RaSpGs's unb adtst oaraui,
bas Der sams ,.RastpGs f& aui osu ss.Guitsn artiI
81 tsFnest. (Slli19 aRR5AmS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
s9Dinoiu6t

eerSnn8sn uno TubertuIcie gbt5itS, Serpbb.In
SbptiIis, S6mirben Gntertira rnS sTsbS SSr NJ.
rem, Sarrrubr, nrirbdItune, no es pbre QrfpenSuno
bes 8at5eters 2inberurs idafit unb bic id5mcr,snbs
Anipenenr9 hteies 5nitrumentes unnDt6ta natbt -
Der ghersn une per 8lae, iotis in aronii$sR Sdl.ri
ban 5rnuenfranibe beiten.
Cine Glaite ent9GIt me5r mtriiame Qr,reiEuTe. ala
irgenb Elm arbere5 MitteI bic fiinf bis ieS Ibee5I
bou nDttt9 MAIDEN, pd9rsEb bon Sarieparilton an
9kesIpiieI NM de1iint 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Tun lsie: yTaIia uno Babr."

Wen nitids cine Briefnarte ar Rabpas
& Co., glr. SO, @arren-, @ds Der 9burt.
Strass, Nep'Oort.
E- gsgsbnlna, Saulsnl3 S9n Dollars psr.s, ivirs
gue ussf4iSt Eerssr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05

Cement Irbeit fur xrottcire,
Spfs, Esasr. Stdae u. (. 10. u. I. w'
o. @arrea. 3r. &2J, Noroa 9arsss 5trass
(SIlt2S,1Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
S. ,. GooRe & Comp,

WIU SJUIICI VWVItCWVVkTV
Nr. Is, Soutbz StraBs
Baltimore, Mc.
gribats unb birettc Observation-Disclosures nit
linisreu gi:reaur:
SIR. rs, Brpaeffra&e, Teiuz9prf.
Tr. 1929, HsEtrcfe gBaibinstou. .. G., nns
Ir. 113. Glib 3. GtraAe. philadelphia, pa.
Die ncueiien Ban Stra raRen'Bertdbte.
Gaufsn GnS beriaufen @srtbpdpiere nit Is Trojent
eommiiiipn.
9irfsn iid alif
@ebr. Solution & @pmp. unb
bic ySrantlinbdnf" be;tebsn. (Sebr15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05

Die ani5snbnn8 Nes ,Reabb EsTisF" on Der uSsr s,s
lstesEeen 4PeiIeh beri4dt auIsnbIidIipe 2inSerrHs
oosr GrIetGtsridg.
SretBta bis istsigTrppfer In eiaem gIasggaTer Sts
len IN beniser @ugerbIieen erdmpfe, RGaenIHlirt
SOettennen, aOpilGmerSen, 0iarrb6e Gpienterp H,s
lit, BldbuuGen unb ale iHnerIiden Shmer,en
Rei'enbe 'olten irrner cine SIaite ppr " a tuabY
.,Ready Relief" bel itp trager BsniAe Trcpfer Sos
bon, N 28ofr Bettdr, beuasn aleu 2rdutbeiten l1k
bsn Norit perttptten ssthen, Die aus benz ge5ruIs
idet,tsu Bafers eutiprirper bpr GS IN etn befTsrss
SttapautS, ais frGEicfi9ss 5rancs 9str qiitterer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
.. . 8. Bera,

~ .. Uerat
giitslite Der 9a!timorer Goubsb0rie isit SO
ufin
ESedbfeIs sRdfIer felt 1883,
seiorgt aIe nit oiseu Sran5eu perbRnosne gsi3dtts
(San141S) in Rr.45, Germdnfrd6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
lN elNet bte stpaMsta NNinnten,

@nt3iinSungen Der Niersu, gnt,ansuna,s
Der Slaie, gebdrm Gnt3iinoungeu, Qurs
gen ecugefttOneu, 9alSleiben, gftbmo,
Qerlllopten, 8tpbtberitis, bpiferilhegu.
tdle, Srdnnt, Satarrb, Snflueu,a, Cost.
peb, 3abnidmerjen, Reuralgte, @6fu.
mattsmus, taltes uro betEes Rtebsr.
SIbneraNgen unb Froif6suIsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
Meine Serrert unb 0ameu !!

Mue Isint geriinitaltunsen, pie Sinnen, Son'rners
5prpflen 2eberilede, IberfIifss Saare une HlnSeln
Sanbs unheSirst ber5bnert lnb aut Sabre binans
bsriiirst bur4 Or. 8, @an ODD. Nr. SOs, IL.
2traRe, 2Safbtnetpn. .. 6. 8ann man ntbt pers
IDnIi6 bpripre6en, 10 fenbe man eine 8ei9reibung
feineS SALES nsbit brei Srismar.en fur bic glntport
A., (Gspff pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05

VuAen'h'etl ppHsJeBtlden betHet6nId, eIeqnnt NIT
unb itartsn.
Raewdp's SiHcn mr Rur auer RranE5etter Ses
NagsHs, Der ssber, Der 8eedrms, Der Riersn, Ser
Slale cirie tr nernoles aopftre5, 9eritopiuna Sns
et9spn, Dpspepfs. bIioie 9uft6nbe, Sieber tfnttrs
letbssntsnsun Sarorr5oieen unb Gae dnbsreu aeis
ben ses nterleibeS. Cine npqtpRmene Ru= adrantirt
@sin beBetabiIifG, Feline Spur bon Reriar, Rineras
lien pber i4ahIi2sn GroSuen.
az Ban bea5te foToeubs S5mptoms bon Rrdntbs.s
ten Der 9erbGuuneSorgane: 8srftopfurS, iuuerli5s
Sdmprrbpiber Blutirnluug mad BEN Ropfe, Saure tus
Taeer uebeIteit, Ssnbreruer, Gtel Dor benz Giisn,
glagsnSridsn auresAuftobtn, Sinien ober 8ebsn ee5
Serieus srftifeubes @eft5I beim 2esen, RebeI pbsr
TIadsrn Dor @ugsn, Jiebsr uns eumpfe S9merssnin
fopfe, itodenben gtbem, gsIbes Ausieben Der SGIt
unb Der Augsn Settenfte6en, SGmsrjeR In her grGR
unb in ben 8liebsru, pIosLi1s AEpagung bon Sts,,
Brennen bsS 6Iei4sS.
Giriae 7oisu BON RaewapS StHen nsr6su bas
SbfieuI bon alien pbsngeEanTten arGu5steR bsfre,sr
Sn cen 2lpOtbetcn gu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-05
q. g. &.
Raowab's Ieace Reitef.
uuterleibs /!

TurdfdG. SiarrbSe, Cholera qRcrbus ph,r sAr,,,.
Senler Stu9lB1n9 irerSen iiTerbaIb 10 cber - aEi
mtsn sur1 Sohipet'S Ssab9 ReIief ae5eilt, Qeiv
bMtanorGnA une tetne GatSiinSuul feiue Siimios
lief fcIeeN 80 ''''
Gs If esr erie pnb etiiss Stmerensller. ber an,
eenbitdltp bic tdretFdtGr SA'perSea fttat Grt,an.
eun9e unb SiltanbranS hilbert bb ne rIln in hyr
surBen BEN Diaeen, ben GtnSepei6en rSer arSer.a
nIst, unb sipar W.
III etHet BIG stramsts @inuteu'
Dine unteri1tsh, NE grrb Die Stmer,en ar6 i,i,
moqthi oe an &9elntattSuuIs 9cioeuSen Die 8e.tiSS
seT'9en Die Serfluppeteu, bic g.err5eu bic an e,,
relAie oeer GnhsreH &rhElbeitsu leioeu iusrhsr rs
6is Ann. .uoun8 bon &aspGp RsaS5 Relief GlasnbUSs
Ete2iupe1ma ftnbsn. '''N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02
a Misunderstanding

a new brick building is being erected on
Main street, and recently double-cyed,
banged hared woman, with basket of egg,
on one arm aud can OF butter in her hand,
Stopped before the boss of construction and
said,
Want to buy any eggs"
"Nou will have to give her about three
tenpennies more" said the boss, directing
q workman.
give who some tenpennics" asked the
woman setting down her butter.
Say jim, come around here with your
axe and hit her in the head"
ION, you're agoin' to have me hit in
head" said the woman, putting down her
eggs, well, when you want to hit mo in
the head, you eau just commence hittins
I'M
Hoist her up, hoist her up. Hurry up;
she'll burst in two" yelled the boss, as d
large timber commenced splitting.
The boss, now that the affair is over and
his nerves is in heathful state, says he
knows II was the the old woman who hit
him, but at the time he thought the build
ing had caved in, and for salary of a sena
tor he wouldn't undertake TO again convince
that woman that he was talking to the work
men instead of her.-[Salt Lake Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

A woman placed four pounds of cold
meat and eight slices of bread before n
tramp. AT the end of the twenty minutes
how much was left?
A young man, by swearing of on cigars,
tobacco and beer, saved thirty cents per
day for six mouth. How many frog sup
pers would this give him AT S. per supper?
If it cost 500 for young lady to learn
painting, and she turns out two landscapes
worth forty cents apiece. what is the net
profit? 4"n..ta.
An Indiana grl trapped eighty-three rab-
bits and sold them for thirteen cents each.
What was the sum total, and how much did
she have lett after buying her father u $40
overcoati pom
The average woman groans rs times per
hour when suffering with the toothache,
while the average man utters thirty-five
cuss words every seventy seconds. At the
end OF three hours how far ahead will the
woman be-
A man in Richmond wound up an eight.
day click every night Tor thirteen straight
years. How much time, estimating three
minutes for each wind, could he have put
III ~ hoeing corn had he known what sort
of % clock he had?
A certain shaft makes CAS- revolutions per
minute, and a Young man is seized by Il q
coat-tails aud whirled around for twenty
seven seconds. How many revolutions does
he make
Seven different mothers interested in the
heathon Of Africa have twenty child.
rcl between them. Five of the ch)ldr,n
swear, three have been in the work. house
two have run away and the police are after
four others. What is the remainder, and
how much will it cost to hire some one 10
wash their faces and patch their clothes
In certain saloon are seven men, A
woman is seen crossing the street, club in
hand, and four OF the men slip over the back
fence. Two-thirds of the remainder are
struck five times apiece by the club and the
| other one.third is hit three times How
many hits in all, including three broker
decanters2
| A man winks his eve an average of SC, OOC
! times per day, and womans tonpu,
makes 5000 motions every twenty .foui
hours. At this rate how long will 1t tax,
the man TO catch up7-[Detroit Free
Press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02
FUNERAL OF COLONEL HAYS.
Last Honors 10 the Texas Hero and Cali
fornia Pioneer.


The funeral of the late Colonel John c.
Hays took place from st. Johns Episcopal
church, Oakland, ye sterday afternoon, and
was one of the largest ever witnessed in
that city. At II o. clock the body was borne
from the residence, near Piedmont, by the
following pall.bearers: Judge ". ii. G as
cock, General H. w. Kirkham, J. West
Martin, Theodore b. Biselow, Captain
Thomas J. Knipe. General George S. Evans,
Captain John W. Moore, ID. W. Gelwicks
and James G. Easiland. On arriving at the
junction of Broad way and Twentieth street
the cortege was met by the San Francisco
veterans and pioneers and the San Fran
cisco contingent of the veterans of the
Mexican war, headed by Captain William
Blanding, accompanied by Major-General
Mcdowell aud Major J. Z. Robinson, The
society OF pioneers was headed by MAYOR
| Bartlett of San Francisco, and the Alameda
contingent of veterans, under command of
Captain s. James. The procession then
| formed in line aud marched to the church.
| Ga arrival at the church the body was re-
ceived by Rev, Dr.. Akerly and Rev. DR..
| Plat, late rector OF Grace church, and n
the solemn words, 81 am the resurrection
and the lileh were pronounced the Dead
March" rom Saul was played. The music
OF the service was effect vely rendered by
the choir of Trinity church, San Francisco,
and the services closed with the singing ot
the beautiful hymn, "AbiJe With Me"
After viewing the remains, the vast audi
ence slowly flied out of the church aud the
procession was reformed and wended its
way to Mountain View cemetery, where
the closing prayers committing the body to
the grave were read by DR.. Akerly.
The floral offerings vt the church were
superb. Prominent among them was a
tripod formed OF three sabers resting upon
their hits, with the blades twined about
| with white rosebuds, The hits stood
about eight inches apart and rested upon a
he'd of white roses and around the base were
the words Oakland Light Cavalry" in dark
blossoms. Another beautiful emblem was a
pillow of dark pansies, with magnificent
star in the centre formed ofwhiIe camelias,
representing the Lone Star OF Texas"
Yet another was large broken column Of
white flowers and a standing cross and
wreath composed of orange blossoms, ca
melas and tuberoses. The Oakland Light
cavalry, under command of Lieutenant
Webb n. Pierce acted as escort and guard
OF honor. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02
The Four pivots of the Presidency.

Gov. Butler of Massaehl ietts has write
a letter in which he says that for thirty
years both political parties have looked for
their candidates to four pivotal states
New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. at has been utterly useless" he
adds, "lor any man in any other state "a
expect u nomination, however much he
might strive for it," Hence, he thinks a
man from Massachusetts has no chance for
the presidency. To illustrate his PROPOSE
ton he refers to the unsuccessful aspira-
tons of Mr.. Blaine in the republican
party, and Mr.. Hendricks in the demo
cratic party, and seems to be-
lieve that the former failed to secure the
nomination for president because no had
the misfortune TO come from Maine, and
the latter because he came from Indiana.
Evidently he would have people infer that
the result would have been different in the
case of each Of these gentlemen II they hid
belonged in any of the "iout.pivotal states,
AS he Ills them. II we apply the same line
Of reasoning TO the future, II is apparent
that all hope Of ever being nominated for
president must be abandoned by such dem
ocrats as Mr.. Bayard of Delaware; and Nc,
Mcdonald, of Indiana, and by such
n republican as Mr. Edmunds; OF
Vermont. In killing himself Off as a can
didate Governor Batter would kill several
others. Wo think he attributes Mr..
Blaine's failure TO the wrong cause, The
particular state from which Mr.. Blaine
came had nothing to do with ii. No doubt
the supposed ability of candidate to
carry state which have large representa-
| ton in the electoral college, like New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois, has
great influence In controlling the choice OF
u national convention, and it could gener
ally be assumed that man who had er-
joyed a succrssfu political career in any
one OF these states would be more likely tc
carry it than an outsider. There ia no good
ground, however, Tor Governor Buffers ex
pectation that such II rule OF exclusion wi Il
be allowed to grow up by either party a.
will have the effect permanently shutting
ont candidates from other states.
In saying this we do not mean to question
the correctness OF the governors view thai
he is extremely unlikely TO receive the
Democratic nomination Tor president. A.
in the case of some utterances from tn,
Judicial bench, the conclusion is right
though the reasons assigned for ii seen
hardly suillcient.-[N y, Sun,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

OF the Epglish war ships now building in
Pol tsmouth dock-yard, 1t Appeals that the
hull o! the armor-plated barbette ship
Uamperdown is estimated to cost 81 ,39J 900
for building, and $4,000 more Tor equip.
ment. The hull of the armdr-platrd tur
ret ship Colossus, Of ., 100 tons, will cost
more than 81 100000. Her sister ship, tho
Edmburgh, which was launched at Penn
broke, y to be completed at Portsmouth.
will cost $9l5,0O for building, aud $1,000
for labor, and the hull Of the steel and iron
corvette Calliope is estimated to cost Sil0,-
900. Still thu, Saturday Review complains
that Epeland is not spending enough on
her navy. ..,,,tt.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

| The National Christian Association is
first in the field with presidential ticket
for 1884, it bearing tho name of the Rev.
Jonathan Blanchard, of Illinois. for Presi-
dent, and John A. Conant, OF Connecticut
Ervc e,president. The platform OF the as-
ISOLATION demands the abolition of the
electoral college aud direct vote for prcsi-
dent and vice-presdont, the recognition OF
the Sabbath, the prohibition of the manu-.
lacture or sale OF Intoxicating liquors, the
revocation Of the charters of all secret lodg.
es granted by onr Federal or state legisla.
lures, and tho preservation Of OWL equality
inviolate as secured TO all American citi
zens under the amendments to the cons,i
tuition. .l. l.at ....r.. Co.,