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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Rrlnbe.

gloutreaI, @au., 81. Rdrj.-Ytehrere
@ciGGit8gebduOe an Der &0teAruBe, i'm per
3en Der StaSt, braunten beute Ibeuo nte=
Ser. Ser Ssrluit ruirb auf $780, bis $780,
GOO geihdtt.
9anptlle, 9irg., 81. NldrS. - 9eorg
6. & 3. &nsrs' Eabadsiabrit nebit @iHrtdz
tung uno 8aarenlager 1T in Oortger gta6t
bur6 6euer 3erf0rt moroeu: 9a8 9ebGuoe
nebit @tnrt6tuug bate einen gSertb BON
100000; Der @aareroorratb umfaSte S6, 900
Bfunb fabri,trteu uub 5000 Yfun6 Sldts
tertabad, tueld)e fir $1,000 pefil4ert mas
rem.
Cincinnati 81. Ildr3.-9l. q. StGs
Wtcblmiiblen In Carthage, O., brannteu
beute iriib nieber. Serluit $4,000.
Stint, Yftd1., 81. Widr3.-0as Depot
Der D@ranb= Sruufz@tieubabu" 81 Smars'S
Greet, Z 0tetlen bon bier, Elm GROCER gle0a'
tor un6 cine an;ubl SuggOns mur6eu in
oergaugener gtadt burd 5euer 5eritOrt. Der
SGabeii iff nod nidlt genau feftgefeut, miro
aber jeoenfall8 beoeuteno ietn.
Yeftu, SGs., 81. 0tdr3. - Die bieitge
y@rpmn 9ifilerp" mrroe in uergaHgener
Natt etngedidart. S3aoen $40, 600, Ser
iiherung $21, COO.
Qeomt in ter. Waif., /. Iprtl. - s.
q. &oobs' Dtubte braHnte beute fr4b ME
Der. Gerluit $1,000 GertdcruH8 $71,s
geo.
Iuguita, @a., /. 4prtl. - Gin beute
nib bier ausgebroheue8 Teuer 3erft6rte oaS
nlte DGuguffas SpernbauS, Dem Sru. gS.
y. ROOre in philadelphia geb0rtg, ionie Die
&irtbfait bes Sru. 8eni. gties. Der Sers
Inf betrdgt $4,000 unb bic SerTderuug
100000. 3wet Der Nitglie6er Der Seuers
nebr, Namsn8 Sas. 9a0is uno S9bn Sir,
erlitten mdbrenb bes 8ran6es our6 eiueu
Stur3 pom 8odle' zines beuadbarten Sc
tGuoeS idmere Serlesungen.
Gaffou, 8enni., /. Ipril. - Die Stabls
maurenfabrtt Der 50. @m. Sbtmer, Sobu
& Comp. nabe 6reemansburg lit beute friib
nieber gebrannt. Serluit $15, 900 bis $20,z
600, Seriideruug $4,000.
0erbdnsnifSUIer Jrrtbum.
@bicago, 81. Mdr,.- Die ueuuiebus
iabrige 2iS3te Young nabm beute ffatt Der
thr oeritriebenen Wieot3in irrtbimlider
@eiie 3ipet @Bl0ffeG SarbOlidure Elm unb
furb balo oarauf inter ben fitrdterltdfteu
g hr1er,er1
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&ataffrppbe auf bcm @iIiiIiippi.
-Sed1S WSenfdhen oetpStet.

Cairo, Sus., 81. Ndr3. - auf benz
SAlefpbumpfer Solar Star," Dem @apt.
Better @ourab ans ct. 2ouis geb0rig, ereigs
nete fd beute yfadmittaS nabe Belmont,
ylo., etue 9ampftehelsGrplofiOu, peldIe ben
gonjen oberen 3bttl be8 Sabr3eugS Ser'
idmetterte. .3u,t gPitgIteber Der Ytanu@
itoft pureen burd bic @rplOftou get0stet
unb pier ertrauten. Der 9turpf bes Sabrs
3eugs fiiQte ftdj mad Der grpIOiiOn nit g8ais
fer, purbe ie0Od burd bic an tbm befeftigs
ten Sra6tfdbue, bic er in S6lepptau bate,
Dor bem llutergnnge bemabrt. Capt. Sad
GtftniOn murbe i6mer Oerleet uHo in ben
GER S q8ots qSe!RSs os 9opnss rnss naD sSp sP SO o5 @
@uIen erIttteu ebenfaus beOeutIife SerIets
;uuQeu.
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Standardization.

Cincinnati, 81. Wdr3.-glle BET Dem
eeitriaen llnfau auf Der cincinnati er
Soutberu Subu" in Der Rdbe BON BatiOu,
Sp., SeruugIifteu, Die In benz SOipttul
jum ,@uten Sumartter" aufaeuOmmen murs
ben, befinben iidb auf bem g8sge Der Seie'
ring nit 4usuabme BON 3bOmas aGen aus
guguifa, Sp., oeiieu 3uftuuO fir frtttib ges
halten tpirb. Siele 9etdtOerleBte iino in
ibre Setmatb abgersift.
Sra3tL Sn6., 81. Rar;. - 8ei siuem
3uiammenitOb Sweier 6ra6t;iige auf Der
.Gauhaltas sgabn" tunb Der 9ei3er g8tuiam
Stemart ietnen Sob unb Der 2Ofomottofiibs
rer @illiam 8rannou naro tDbtldl perlebt.
Ser al bsm Setrteb8material Der 8abu aus
aeridltste Sfopen 1T iehr bebentero.
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Niehm6rFfe.

Chicago, 81. Rarl. - Die 3ufubr
BON S6petueu belief f6 beute auf 1000,
Sttd, Serienbuug $500; bic Breiie parttr-
ten 3uii6en $500 unb $9.10.-Riubuisb:
3ufubr 1900, 8erieubung 4400; Sertdufe
3u $2.70 bis $7.15.-Sdaufe: 3ufubr 14OO,
SerienbuuS 5000; Ssrtaufs gu $3.25 bis
$500.
ct. 9ouis, 81. Rdr,. - 8tnbuteb {:
!3ufubr 60, Serisubuus 700; Yertdufs gu
$500 bic $7.12.-Sdmstne: 3ufnbr 300,
Serienoung 1000; Sertdufe gu 1926 bis
$7.75.-Sdaafs: 3nfuhr so, Serienouu8
800, Sert6ufe 5u 1915 bts 1915.
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Or. Ssuhauar 1berfnbr+

Bbtlabelpbta, 1. 4pril. - Die Sc
idmorsusn In benz Brosefie geseu SEQ. 8u.
9anau, etnen Sobn bes befanuten Oottorz
fabritanten, Der angeflast TT, bur6 cine crts
minene tpunodr3tltde Operation ben Sob
Der Gli;abetb Splffeiu ueranlabt su .baben,
bradten geitern eineu auf yidulbig" lauteus
ben 8abriprud elm. Or. 8udanau's Sers
tbeiSiser fteute etn.. @eiuh nm stusu neuen
Yroseb.
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Stftmiid ertt.

21nhburg, 8trg, 1. Gpril. - gine
Gutopfie bat ergeber, baB g8arrsn Rouroe
unb ieiue Dtutter, bic am Ietten Nreitaae
rabe grootbeal, Campbell @ouutp, pl6sltdl
ffarben, bur9 aieutt uergiftet purben. Sin
14i6hriger Snabe, tuelder our6 ietne Sors
miiuber coutrattlit auf nebrere Sabre an
bic 6amiIie uerbuugen purbeu mar, ftebt i'm
Ser6adt, Ser @iftn1iifer 3u ietu. 8arreu
Nonroe iO1 jeSod Dor ietnem Sooe cine GouD
fine, bic fid) our 3ett auf 8eiu9 i'm SauIe
befanb, ber Shat beihulbtgt babeu. Ser
Coroner if nod nit etuer llnteriaduug be.
E+Sftio+
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r3nftfabel" in Gbicaap.

@bicagO, 81. Niar;. @rpartung,
baB bic ffabt.fde Sr6ounan3 pelde bie@uts
f.rnuug auer obertrbtiden Selegrapben=
br6bte bis gum /. Utat anOrbnet, burdges
fibrt tperben piro, bat bte 8efern 1niou=
Gompagnte" begouneu, 9ufttabel gu legeu.
Sebes &abel sntbdlt IS 0rdbte. Oiau glnubt,
ba6 in ben itdrtiien @eiddftstbetlen Der
Stabt bier &abel geniigeu perben. Dieiels
ben iullen nit GrlaubntB beS Stabtratbs auf
35 Sub bOben YfdbleR ruben uub 10 befefigt
tpsrben, bu6 iie i'm Sale zines 6euers gu 8Os
hpn nPmnrfPn fnPrnPn fnnnPn
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Tnnf c1ahre 2nd,thana.

8uffa1o, I.sg., 81. Rdr3.-0te @es
idporeueu bradten beute Abeub nm 6 llbr
gsgen Shomas gSaleron (Sruoer SranD Dt'
rector bes DSt. Soiepbss@ollegs," Der inter
Infla9e fauo, an Der adtjdbrtgen 5attte
@arr elm uuuenubares SerbredeH ueriibt gu
babeu, etnen auf Diduloig" lautenbeu 8abr'
iprud elm. Der Ridter perurtbeilte ben 4n'
seflasteu gu Sabren Guburu'S Stabtgefdugz
ntB bel barter Qrbett. Ualbron mar u0aig
niehProefd,mettert
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Grnbtc= HuSIhtcn.

@btcago, 81. Rdr3. - aus peri6iebes
men Sbeilen oes gorbmeftens tommen Be-
ridte, bab bic ftrenge unb anoauern6e 6Glte
Dem @tnterpatSen geidabet bat. 9erSduee=
fall mar auf ausaebebnten Sldhen uur Ietdt;
in 6olge oeiien bate bic iunge Saat tetnen
Sdut unb erfror. Die giadrt6ten BON So
ipa, 6anias unb @tscouiiu Iauteu beiier, als
bic bon Ohio unb Sltuois. Gn Der Bactfics
6iiffe ertpartet man rs Yrosent ether Dur9s
5d1nittsPrnnte
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Ser 6elSmarFt.

Isip Yort 81. Rdr3. - 5olgeubes
firo Die ShluBuo,iruugen: 9sIO braa.e
80 PrO5ent uno iGloB III 6 Bro,ent. -
Sterling= =8ediel 4.814 - Ash auf ied8,ig
Gage, 4.S3l-4.84, auf Sttt. - 8unOess
Sbltgationeu: meme 3.pro3. 1O4s, Oerldngerte
Sinner 104, 45spro,. 113g uno 4.pro,enttge
120g.-2lttieu &oams' grpreB 127, @ens
trulsYaCific 764, @bei. & Sbio21t, Grie 37s,
30. &rior. 76, Qate SbOre 1OS4, RS. @eus
trul 725, ROrtb, g8efferu 1344, DO. Brtor.
1494, 0.sg. Central 1861, BtttSburg 1897
0ieuoing 53t, GodS8IaHo 1924, Union. Bl-
cific 9G!, 0efern linton 82t. - lluterihae.
an1tSsStlan3: 9artgelO S12G,286, AS, @oa.
ront S6 S37191.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Seruntreuuna.

@btcaeo, 81. Ndrs. - gtne llnteriu=
dung Der Bidder Der @bicago'sr Igentur
berD @leUelauber Cooperative Sefeu= =Werteu"
bat ergebeu, bab Serr B. $. Semple, Der
brei Sabre lang uno bis Dor einem NoEat
@eihGftsfiihrer Der GgeHtltr mar, $4,000 nm
teri9lugeu bat. Nus 8ifIidt fir ieiue Tns
Mile bat bic @ompagute bon elmer gsridtltz
den Serfolguug Gbitan6 genomu1en.
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Grfhrh feinen sdnienerfnhn.

bur9b, Snb., 81. Idr3.-&emus
q, Sarriugton erifOB geitern ieinen S9pies
geriOHn Qbran @tuiIanO; geeterer bate
Strsit NIT ieiuer 6ruu gebabt, bas RObtItar
Seridlagsu unb bnun bte Srau perlafien. Gr
unb iein Sdniegerpater trafen iid sufGaig
unb es fam pegen Der ebeliden 3ertpiirfntiie
giGtlunb's swii9en tbueu gu etner befttgen
S5sue, peIde tn ObenerwdButer 8etie nit
etuem Wor0 enoiate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Sadfteinmaurerz 4usffanS.

@btcago, 1. April. Die bteitgen
Sadfeinmaurer beuadridttgtea Dor etuiger
5eit tbre 4rbeitgeber, bas iie bonn l. 4pril
on 81 pro Sag perlanseu piirbeu. Die
Grbeitsgeber buben beidlofien, bic geforSerte
.3ulage nidt 81 betpiltgen, unb aGle ;ur
Union seb0rtgeu Suffeiumaurer mer6en
baber nlorgen ausiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Ghnee uub 6aaef.

9bndburg, Sirs, 1. Gpril. - Gin
bsftiser Sagelfurm, gefolst bon Sdueege'
ft0ber, iudte heute unb gefteru ben gau3en
idbmeftltden Sbeil bieies Staates bis an bic
@renSe BON Sennefee betn. Der Sturm be-
gam geffern frlb unb ouuert gegenpartig
nod fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
NcrmifchteA.

Die gefrtge Steuer ginnabme betrug
$472, $50 uu6 bic 3oueinnabme $426,084.
3ur @tnl6iuug beftimmte gtattonals8ants
nOteu i'm Betra9e BON $500, 900 ltefen
gefern i'm Sdutamte Elm.
Brdioent artbur piro Der grbolun8 bllz
ber in Der nGdften 98ode mad 6lortOa reiIen
uno ettpa Stbu Sage baielbft bleibeu. o.
tretir @baubler pir6 tbn begleiteu.
9te &bnabme Der Sunbssidulo mG9reuo
be8 WOnats 9tdr5 wtro auf $1,000, COO ge'
IhGbt.
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Nene Mn,ei9en.
g. &. 8sro
Rsinc 0erren unS gamenl

Iae 9eints 8eriinitaIturgen, pie Tinnen, Sommers
prpien, 2eberIede, Iberfliiiiise Suare unb 8un;en
perben af fie Gauer entfernt, un6 Jeiut Saare Inb
Sdnee unkebinat beribSnert unb duf Sabre biraus
beriiiuat tur6 Tr. 9. San SDf, Sir. 7OS, II.
gtrafc, sSdibiuatpu, Q. 6. aann man ri5t per,
5nIi6 boripre5eu, 70 ienoe man cine 8eidretbuns
eiueS SALES nsbit hrei Briemarten fir bic @ntpprt
eift. (Sebr 12 3Wte)
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Nene Qn5et8en.
Mmae;OAen.

Weinen Ereilnben unb auubeH SIr geiiutgeu P19z
riot fab Id ron ytr. II, SI Iez&retcrftra6e, ud5
ylr a., g 9dttGrions . art Npe., umgeoseu bin.
Wetne @ertitatt III, pie subor 30 ylr. 4 uue q.
anen's Hnep, sniten 4ratts uue StlssiraBe. sjH
Ser i5oiiruue rlsine alten unb rett bele nele Sc
ftdftsireunSe in ie6sr 6iniit sHrteSen gu itsuer,
;eidnst a6tpnasbou
(76'-) @eprs Bunnsdt, Saums'ter'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Gefegrap6tf6e 9epefGeu.
Nus Der SunbesbauptitaSt.

C8srtdte Der ..GHueirtsu greie fir ben ..Gettiasu
gorreSbprbenteu
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Win NIfhNpipitaI.

0as IGerbausOepartement bat Elm Stud
Qaub an Der noro0itltden Stabtgreu;e genie
tbet, nm baielbe gu ueritteoenen lanoptrtba
idaftlifen grpertmenteu ;u beuuten nu6 Elm
9opital sur 8eObadtung BON Stebtrantbetz
ten auf SemIelben gu errtdten. Or. 3. 8.
Salmou, peldsr ieit mebrereu Sabren i'm
gluftraee bes erwabuteu Departments nit
ocm Stubtuu bon &raHtbeiteu bes Ntubz
pietea, Der Sdneine unO oes @efliigels be-
ifditigt gemeien 1T, ipirb Die 2ettuug oes
Soipitals iibernebueu. 9as @runbftiif ptro
sur !3eit in 8Gettiduft geebt nnb @ebauOe
iollen auf beinielben errthtet perben. Or.
Salmon mtr0 etne Seeroe Ninboteb uno
S6aafe bon ietner Sarm nabe &ibeoiae, 81
g., mitbrtnseu uno Die grpertmente iofort
beginnrn. gr pire bas Baiteur' ihe Smpfz
i1ftem nit etnigen Serduosrungeu, bic tbm
ieine bereits gemadteu Grfubruugen ratbiam
erideinen Iaiien, etnfiibreu uuO bic Gntz
itebungsurladIeu 6es -teraniihen SteberS,
Der PIeuro Yueumonie, Der S6peines uuS
Siibner, Cholera, iOipie bic befeu Vfetbooeu
iur Serbinoerung unb SetIung bieier
Rranfheiteu feii;uiteQeu Iudlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02
Die monatIidbe Sanselsbtlan,.

@aibtngto n, 1. aprtl.-9er @bef bes
flatifliiden Bureaus bat iiber ben auBenbau'
Del Der Ser. Staaten tmoerfofieuen 6ebruar,
als bem afteu Wonate bes laufeuoen Sistala
juhres, ieiuen Bertht eingereidt, welder
Setrefis bes gSdaren 4ustaui9es bas Sol
nP11hp eroiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-02

pSt tN''- ''''''''''" 80 ''''''''' 'AfSO-f~~'
gRaa bic 8stpegung in @belmetaa bstrtfft,
70 betrug Der lleberifuB bes Exports iiber
BEN Support i'm 6ebruar 1892, 822, mas ie"
hof) MIR oaber fon1ntt, baB 81, ,117,O14 IN
SiIber Gu8gefibrt purben.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cTrrtbum.

@biCagO, 81. Wtar3,- Die neunlebns
,dbrige 2tS}te Doung nubm beute ftatt Der
tbr 0sritriebenen Meot3in irrtbImlider
gGeiie 3pei gBl0ffel &arboIidure Elm unb
furb balo oarauf inter ben fitrfterltdfen
Shmerafn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

DUBLIN, Feb. l3.-The electors OF
Wexford have refused to accept the
resignation of Healy, NJ. 2.
The sword blades which informe,
kavanaugh testified on Saturday he and
Brady threw into the basin of the gas
works after the attack upon Field, were
discovered yesterday in the basin.
GALWAY, Feb. l3.-De.ec.ive Null.
dooney has been charged with the muir.
der of man named Doherty in 1851.
Documents found upon him prove that
he was cognizant of the intended opera
lions OF the Moonlighters.
PARIS, Feb. l3.-All members OF the
Cabinet have resigned in consequence
OF the action of the Senate on the ex-
pu!sion bill. President Grevy requested
them to retain their positions Tor the
present.
A compromise il hoped tor on
the question Of the expulsion Of the Or
leans Princes on the basis of Senator
Barney's proposal. rendering the
princes liable to expulsion by decree OF
the President of the Republic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14
rELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

-. Emperor William was able to
drive out yesterday.
-. Prince Napoleon and his son
LOUIS have al rived in Balm.
49,. The French government has
agreed to abandon the Expulsion bill.
-. There is discomfort among the
Limerick police and renewed strike
is threatened.
The l2;h of March is the day
fixed for the return of Princess Louise
to London.
-. Efforts are being made 70 secure
the admission Of Dakota as State by
this Congress.
.... To Norristowp, New Jersey, yes.
terday James Tregolion was sentenced
by Judge NJ gee to be hanged March p.
-. The Colorado legislature All
journed sine die at an easily hour yester.
day morning. after being in session all
day Sunday.
-. The Louisville Hotel Company
has opened free lunch house for wo-
men and children who are suffering
from the food.
49,. It is reported tina: the Bay State
Iron Company. large concern OF Bos-
ton, has suspended. The liabilities are
said to be heavy.
80. .Gebhardt, who shot and killed a
sand Dagger in Chicago, was DISCHARGED
from custody by the Coroner's Jury
with q vote of thanks.
-. In Berlin last night Edwin
Booth appeared as O.hello. He was
presented with a silver laurel crown
amid storms of applause. The present
alton was accompanied with an address.
80. "A bill was yesterday introduced
in the United States nate by Mr..
Window, prohibiting the importation
of opium into the United States, or the
expectation of the same from the Uai..
ed States to China.
-. Henry Pronse Cooper, tailor
from New York, was before the Bow
street Police Court yesterday, charged
with being 3 suspicious cher ,cser and
lettering in Charing Cross dressed in
finale attire. He was remanded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14

-. Frederick ,-bha1t aud Mrs.
Langtry are registered At the Grand
Hotel, Cincinnati.
The Vatican viii send . prelste
TO Berne to negotiate an agreement be.
tween the Pope and the Federal gov
eminent Of Switzerland.
State Senator Sargent, OF Michi
gan, lumber dealer. has failed for S45,-
600, mostly incumbercd property. The
failure causes sensation IN that State.
80. In Patterson, New Jersey, yes.
terday, Annie Dorena Granger and
Catherine Voorhees. daughter of the
wife Of j. K. Voorhees,, were jailed for
attempting to murder him. Both are
members Of the Salvation Army.
"a London Ttmes editorial he.
walls the farming prospects. It says .
crisis in field work exists. It ia water
everywhere. A good sowing time is
wanted. Il is surmised that much
Autumn sowing is rotten. All Europe is
in similar condition.
-. A st. Louis dispatch says large
number OF men, who were thrown cut
of employment by the suspension of
the Union iron and steel works Of Chi
cago, have come there to accept work
at the reduced schedule, and that the
Vulcan works will start up with pref.
ty good force next week.
49,. Applications for the position of
Pension Agent iu San francisco are
daily received at tine Interior Depart.
ment. but the Secretary has az yet
taken no formal action in the matter.
1t ia expected that during the present
week Cox's successor will be chosen.
Interpretations are being made in
Washington for Senator D .vid DAvis's
wedding to Miss Burr of Fsy-tville, N.
G.. immediateI.. after the adjournment
of Congress. :. is given out that as
soon AS the wedding occurs, Judge
Davis will take bis bride with him Oh a
trip to California.
Wash Cooper, eolored plasterer
sho. John Stewart. colored barber
with a rifle. yesterday, a. Jacksonville.
Iii. Stewart died in an hour. The
murderer was arrested The shooting
WIS in the public square. The cause
of the trouble was about Stewards wife.
" bo had d. serted hun.
-. Pat Gallery. after an amusing
disquisition in a Chicago cour. this
morping upon the uselessness Of the
heather Chinese in American civil "a
ton. was fined S. and costs for having
stood a Chinaman on his head in the
street and caused bis mouth to assume
the shape and size of saddle bags. Pat
is 81 years Of age, and though pigIny
in MY hit, he turned a handspring in
court upon learning the smallness OF
the fine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14

day. Her practice was very extensive.
Among her former patients were DR..
| Lorillard, brother Of Pierre Lorillard>
and Horsce Greeley. She Atte.ded
the latter for several years and almost
up 70 the time of his death. Mrs. Hay
den was . woman of ripe culture, and
numbered among her intimate friends
| many whose names are prominent In
the world of literature; among them
were Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Henry
W. Lnngfellow and William Cullen
Bryant.
A Chance for Hemp.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia sensational
story is published to the effect that Dr..
c. Eberlin. 1edgeling physician,
after using drugs on married lady pa.
tient, outraged her. under the presense
of treating her, and then by vile arts
gradually alienated her affections from
home and family. She confessed, and
then went crazy, and is now i'll an in.
sane asylum. The wronged husband
has tried in vain to kill the physician.
Eberlln himself says the woman made
advances to him, which he repealed.
His story is not much credited.
WATERBURY,, (Conn.l, Feb. 49, -
Bishop Fogue of Ireland, acknowleds.
ing draft for several hundred dollars
recently sent for the relief of the dis.
tressed in county Donegal, writes t"
the Treasurer OF the National Land
League that the number Of people
stricken is not as large as in 1879, but
the accounts coming from the distressed
districts are more heartrending than
any received during that period.
Thou lands of poor creatures will not
be able to suppress the cry Of distress
much longer.
Appropriation for Nevada.
WAsH1SGroN, Feb. l2.-Mr. Cassidy
presented in the House of Representatives
a memorial of the Legislature Of Nevada.
asking an increase oe the appropriation
for the survey of public lands. The ap.
preparations for this purpose last year
and Tor the maintenance OF the office OF
the Surveyor General were 81 small
that the Surveyors office IN Nevada
has practically ceased.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. Is Repre-
sentative Fuller introduced resolu ton
into the House yesterday that the fol.
lowing be added TO the State COnstitu-
ton: No person shall manufacture,
sell or keep for sale in this State any
alcohol, whisky, high wines, wine, ale.
beer or other Intoxicating liquors what
ever. except for medical, scientific or
mechanical purposes. It will probably
be reported from the License Commit
tee within a week in some form.
New York, Feb. l3.-Hon. John P.
st. John, Ex-Governor OF Kansas, spoke
at meeting at the Cooper Union last
night under the auspices Of the State
Prohibitory Association. Abiding to
his defeat and recent canvass for Gov
ernor, he said he would rather b. instru-
mental in raising one poor wretch from
the gutter than climb over human
wrecks to the highes: Office ID the gift
OF the people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14
THE COLOADO IMPROVE
KEET.

Too much attention cannot be
given to the movement now or
foot with the object of getting
from the general Government
an appropriation of $4,000 for
the purpose of opening the Colo
RADIO river to navigation as far
as Reveilie. 1t does not at first
strike the careless observer that
the improvements called for will
do more than benefit section
Of country confined closely to
the neighborhood where the
improvements are to be made.
but glance at the map Of the
State will show that while great
ly benefitting the immediate vi
entity, the great country extend
ing from east to west across the
southern portion OF the State
will also be improved. Nearly
all of that section is now value
less for the simple reason that
nothing produced there will
bear the expense of transperta-
ton. Should the Colorado river
become a navigable stream
mines and agricultural districts
would be brought within reach
of market with the result of
vastly increasing the wealth and
resources of the State. The
country between the Colorado
river and the railroads in the
west would also become a thor
eughfare, the final benefits of
which cannot now be estimated.
1t is true that we are at great
distance from that section and
would receive no direct adj
dition to our prosperity, but in
directly we are interested, as we
would feel the wave of pros
petty which spreads from the
southeast and generally all por-
tons of the State feel measur-
ably the prosperity of any place
within our boundaries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14

The bill making Lieutenant
Governor Laughton ex-officio
Adiutant General and State Lii
b-arian passed the House yester-
day by a decisive vote. The
Democrats had Lieutenant
Governor eight years in Office at
fat salary who shirked his
duties as Librarian by getting a
bill passed giving him nothing
to 60. The Republicans now
propose to show the people a
different proposition entirely, by
which means the Lieutenant
Governor will be something
more than figurehead. The
bill as amended will no doubt
pass the Senate and become a
law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14

Commissioners Trofatter is in
favor Of helping the press and
says if outside stealing was
stopped printing bills would not
he felt.-Le0tleT.
Commissioner TrOfatter may
be set down as Il rWr0 0ris.
When one comes to consider
how much outside stealing the
press stops, it is hard to realize
how officials can go so far out of
their way to cut down priDtin &
bills unless they hate the lamp
which sheds the light.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-14
The typos made the APPEA

The typos made the APPEAL
yesterday say that Mr.. Marsden,
Instead Of Mr.. Muldoon, rose to
Il question of privilege in rebuk-
ing the editor OF the Sentinel for
his small minded view Of
miners. The pen may some
times be mightier than the
sword Improper hands, but the
pen which MuldoOn rebuked
certainly held but a slim COM
parison to the pick.