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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
lI,asrITAL ExPKMIENcE.

Having been surgeon in charge of two leading hospitalsl enables me to treat all private troubles with excellent results. wish it distinctly understood that do not claim tti perform iHpeSsibisitias, or to have miraculous or snpernatgral power claim only to be skilifui and successful Physi- elan and Surgeon, tier0ggaig informed in my speciality
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
s2Oo BEWARE.

Cross on left hip. Ear nlai ks--cr0p right and uEder-cut in each ear.
 Ehe above reward will bc paid by the ln dersigned for information that VII lead Ic the conviction Of any one guilty Cf dsfaciEg altering, or m any way changing the above described brands or e8F marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 Range MeMiIIen, Post Office address Globe, Gila County, A. T.
 aug. 9-tfl P. STANLEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08
Fer President,
UNAHIMITY.

No such perfect unanimity Of feel
ing was ever witnessed in this city
a. when the wires brought the
news Of the nomination of Blaine.
Nine-tenths of the regular Repub-
licans were given what their hearts
have longed for and took about two
minutes for the other tenth to fall
into line and join in the enthusi-
asm. The nomination will add two
hundred votes to the strength Of
the regular Republican ticket in
Nevada and result to q dead. GER
tainty in . Republican Congress-
man from this State. We believe
that as is Carson so is the whole
State. A man Of the popular
choice has been nominated and
the people feel that political com
binations, with threading and Thin
bic rigging, have not been allowed
to enter into the work of the con-
vention. The whole stretch of ter
ritory West of the Rocky Noun
tains is ours for Blaine and Logan.
We hope that our Eastern brethren
will see that they can say the same
of their end of the line in Novem-
Der.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08

The residents of Virginia City
are becoming greatly alarmed at the
increase Of crime among their juve-
nile classes. There is scarcely a
week passes without a number of
children being committed to the
prison for disorderly conduct, petty
larceny or other offense.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08

Secretary Lincoln is giving the
kid-gloved military of the east a
taste of western life. Colonel Miz-
ner, with headquarters of the Tenth
infantry, stationed at Detroit, has
been ordered to exchange places
with the Twenty-third, now in New
Mexico.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08
Harry Hardup Diseourses On

Harry Hardup Discourses On
Poverty.
Poverty in the present age is the
most atrocious crime a person can
commit. A.generous public is usu-
ally disposed to condone all such
triling offenses as murder, arson,
robbery, abduction, ETC., if the per-
pretrator is free from the more
heinous and depraved crime Of i'm
pecuniosity, but if attainted with
that he is beyond the pale Of for
giveness, and, as I notice Fremont
tary symptoms Of the approach
of that dreadful malady in many
Of you, / will cheerfully give you a
few. hints as to the best treatment
you can adopt to stop its rayages:
First-When you are hungry put
on your best clothes and talk loudly
about the magnificent flavor of that
goose you had for dinner. 1t will
often result in an invitation to
share somebody else's for compass
sion.
Second-When you can't pay
your washing bill is the best time
to mention your rich relations, but
there is no occasion to say anything
about those in the poor house or
jail. A photograph of an Apo
plectic old gentleman, who of course
is your uncle, will be found a very
useful article. to have in your
pocket. l knew an individual who
lived well and kept up appearances
for three years on the strength of a
rich maiden aunt, no person ever
saw. Poor fellow, it was an un-
lucky day for him when he lost
that aunt.
Third-Always speak of such
men as FAIR and Mackay as friends
jim and Jack, and be continually
sending them postal cards written
in cipher, that neither they nor any
body else can understand; it will
give you a reputation for intrigue
and business capacity.
Fourth-If your own diamond are |
paste speak disparagaingly of your |
rich neighbor's, and hint that YOU |
prefer quality to quantity and wear |
none but gems Of the pqrest water. |
Fifth = Speak compaassionately |
on every occasion of those poor |
devils, Keene, Ward and Grant. |
and hint had they been guided by
your advice such catastrophe could |
not have occurred.
The above, my brethren, will be |
found extremely good cards to hold |
in the eaine of life, but they must
always be played with judgmentand
always keep your valise packed.
and, in case the other fellow out
holds you, grab the pot and travel.
H. H.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08
SPRING GOODS!

|SPRING GOODS!
Fishing Tao kle, Hammocks,
Base Ball and Croquet Sets,
Bird Cages and Window
Shades, Writing Tablets,
Miscellaneous and
School Books. A COM
plete assortment Of
Fancy Stationery,
Decorative
Goods,
Artists
Materials,
Macra me
Irvine, Guns,
Pistols and AM
munition, Musical
Instruments, Stylo-
graphic and Gold Pens.
Baby Carriages, Toys,
Brackets, Cernices, Mould
ings, Picture Frames to order.
Paintings, Engravings and
Chromos, Prang's Anniversary,
Generalization a n d Reward
Cards. Singer Sewing Machine
Agency. Optical Goods, Cutlery,
Meerschaum Pipes, Jewelry, and
1901 novelties of new designs at
CAGwiN &.NOTEWARE'S
Two Stores, next to and opposite
Postofice, Car SON Street,
Carson, Nevada.
N. B.-We supply all Eastern
and Western Daily, Weekly and
Monthly Publications by mail or
carrier. Subscriptions solicited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08

"AVING SUCCEEDED u o
1.-The business Of the Carson City Saw
ings Bank we are now prepared to do q
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England.
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re.
ceive deposits on open account.
Collections made at current rates Of
exchange.
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold or
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York-M essrs. Opdyke 4 Co.
The American Exchange in Europe
nimited) -Messrs. Knauth, Naehod 4
kuhne.
San Francisco-The Angl0-California
Bank N.imited) Messrs. Homer T.
april
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-08

COUNTY BUILDING.
Corner Of MusseP and Carsoa SsG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
NEWS NUGGETS.
John W. Garrett, of the B. &
o. Dead.
THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.
Terrible Disaster at Race Course
Eject of a Protest-Gen-
ernl Items.
NEWS NUGGETS.
THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.
Garrett Dead.

DEER PARK, Mo-, September 26.-John
W. Garrett, president of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, died here at SIS this
morning, after protracted illness, in
the e6th year of his age. Garrett was a
native OF Baltimore; and completed his
education at Lafayette College, Penn
sylvania, when 10 years of age.
He then returned to Baltimore
and entered the counting house of
his father, where he remained until
elected a director of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, in 1857. During
the year following he was elected preSi-
dent, and from that time the success of
the road seemed assured, through his
management of the road; and all the
connections OF the road west of the Ohio
River were made. His labors were con-
tinuous. Though he possessed a robust
constitution, two years ago his health
failed, but be did not withdraw from &C
tive participation in the management of
the road until about year ago. About
that time Mrs. Garrett lost her life by
an accident that caused shock to his
nervous system from which he never re-
OOVarpd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Effect of aProtest.

PARrs, September 26.-Le Paris urges
the powers to inform England that she
has gone too fsr in prompting the
Egyptian government to break the in
ternational law in regard TO Egyptian
finances in England. The same paper
says it cannot be allowed to dispose
of Egypt Us she likes. The National ex-
presses the belief that in consequence
Of the protest of the powers. England
has already resolved to modify the
financial measures which she expected
to enforce in Egypt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
The Egyptian Trouble.

suAKm, September Is Messenger;
from the friendly Tribe of Amarars came
into Suakim to-day. They ask for 6
supply of food and arms, to enable them
to continue their successful campaign
against the HorGendowas. The mes.
sengers declare that the rebels are un.
able to move, on account of many OF
their number who are suffering from
wounds. The great leader Osman
Digma has only 300 followers in Tamai
The rest of his adherents have been dis.
perSed through want of supplies. Han,
dooh Is unoCcupied and the road tC
Berber is clear OF the enemy for many
miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Gresham.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The APP
Pointnent of Judge Gresham to be
Secretary Of the Treasury is not tenn
Porsry but permanent. 1t is intimated
that Justice Bradley of the Supreme
Court, will retire in few months, and
that his position viii be seadered judge
Gresham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Revolution Drawing to a Close.

PANAMA. Sentember 17--Advices from
Lima state that the revolution is ap.
parendy drawing to a close. The i'll
success attending General Caceres' at.
tack on Gms served to dampen the ar.
dor OF the revolutionists and strengthen
the lglesiaS government. The number
Of killed on that occasion was only
shout $50 on both sides. There is a
great moral effect throughout the coun-
try by the governments success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Terrible Disaster.

CHICAGO September 26. = An Erie
special says the grand stand on the race
course at the county fair collapsed at
Sl5 this afternoon. Nearly thousand
people were in attendance. But one sec
ton OF the stand was involved in the
wreck. Two hundred people were
thrown into one mass. Nineteen dead
bodies have already been removed.
Police and hremen are sent to the res
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
The Camel CorD..

LoHDos, September SS.-The contin-
gent guards who are going to Egypt.to
form the Port Camel corps, left for
Portsmouth to-day. A thousand per-
sons witnessed their departure and
cheered them heartily. The rest of the
volunteers for the Camel corps TO the
number of 500 left AlderShot to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
The Loss.

PrrrsBuRe, September 26.-The total
loss by the South Side FIRE last night was
500 00o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
The Good Governor.

ALBANY, September Ex-Governor
Cleveland has not definitely decided
what day he viii leave for Buffalo, but
it viii probably be Wednesday or Thurs
day of next week. There will be no
demonstrations along the line if the
Governors wishes are consulted. The
Governor was busy, as usual, at his desk
this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Assigned.

sr. LOUIS. September 26.-The St.
Louis Aalleable Iron company assigned
this morning to John T. Davis. II. M;
Filley is president of the company and
3. G. Farrar secretary. The schedule
of assets shows Sill 600; no statement
of the liabilities is yet made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Dividend.

NEE YoEX. s6.-The directors of the
Delaware, Lockawanns & Western
company, have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF per cent pay
able October saith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Gladstone.

LONDON, September 26.-Giadstone on
leaving Midlothian. thanked his consti-
tuents with much warmth of expression
for the encouraging reception seconded
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27

ARR you MADE MISERABLE
by Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Boss Of Appetite, Yellow SlSinS Shiloh's
Fitalixer is o positive cure. For sale at
4. G. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27

SEILOHS VrTALZER IS what you
need for Constipation. Loss OF Appetite,
Dizziness. aud 81 symptoms OF DysPep-
Sis. Prlcs 70 aad ~ cents per bottle.
Sold al A. {. SslStA s Se.s Drug
SSore. va
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27

and Aont2ns for 2SSS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-27
Failures.

New YORK, September 26.-The fail
ures for the last seven days were 213,
as against 2lS last week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Retp MprFer RaAriAtsn.

Rem sY0rf. II. 4uauff. - Die BaIia
Giere 0ss tii3lid3 an Der Riife BON Slbles
SeIcno qeifrOuSsten Dampfers, Nmferolm, "
cirfa 200 an Der 3ahl, tameu beuts auf benz
9ampfsr 0Bhgrtm" bier on uu0 tpurven
nod 6em y@afte. 9orben" geid1tdt. Rebrece
berIslbsn etfldreu bic Ssrtdte iiber i4le6te
Ssbuu6luug Der S6ifibrI1igen bur1 bte
Semobner BON Sable.Sslauo iiir uubeariinz
bet, iagen ie6Oa, bic Watroien bss Dampfsrs
bdttsn iid ishr idlsdt bstrageH uuo bic pai'
Iagtere befObleu, NO fie touHtsn. Die 4gsus
ten Der GmferSamer 0tute iorgen Iir bic
SdiffbriiGtgeu.
- Bsrttts iibsr bas gsirtge @rbbsben
laufsu nod tmmtr aus psrl4iebenen 5egsn.
Osn Elm, iebOd entfunO ntrgeuos srpabasua-
tpsrtber Sdabeu.
- Sin @aggon Der Brootlpuer ySroa6s
tpapRra6e Babu" pur6e beuts frIb In or
Stem yort, ole sr bus 9eIstie Der :, ,Waubat'
ton Bead 8abu" freu3te, BON eilem aus
Song Salan6 fommenbeu :3ugs getroffen uuJ
20 bis so fsuB NETT fortgei9leHJsrt. Com
6utteur Em. McSuqougb blteb auf Der
StelIe tobt, Rubolpb Sdmtbt, Elm Bafugier
aus Rsn 9orf, srlttt idners Sertseuugsu
em 6rpfe uu6 an ben Irmen, Robert Sems
ar6, albert Smith unb Sobu RcSauu, sbsu.
falls Bafagtere, tpurosn letdt Usrpuuuet.
3pet @iubrs6er tuurbsu beute tn Der
0rbuuug Ssutp Adet's an @de ber 142. II.
GIsranber 4uenue, tpelde fie tuibreuO Der
abmeleubeit Der SaultIte betmgeudt battsu
uub pliinSeru tpoLtsn, BON Boliitfisu ii6erz
rumpelt uuS uaG biBiQem Sampfe biugfsfi
aema&t. Rebrsre 4jtfOIsnidiiie purbeu
tr0breno bss SaubgemsugsS abaefeuert. Die
@sfuugeusn gabeu bic Rameu SsOrg Riasr
uno Sns. Rnrpb1 an.
- 9ts QnbGnger .. 8. 8ntIer's bielteu
hute 4benb cine Seriamrtuug inter Dem
gorfse bes Sru. 2Ouis s Eoft, uub bsipra-
den SdrtttF, um Sem @rueraI Butler an
so. b. Nits. stusn 6frntlt6eu @mpfaug bier
3u bereiten. Gtu arrangements Cont:
truroe ernonnt, unS ote Ssriammlung BE-
itIcB, Sobu aeIln, iopte &bus. u. Dana,
8tbatteur Der Sun" gu eriu6su, ais gttt
sltetsr jsuee &ou1tte's 3u fuugtrsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
SURE aabeIbtptf6sn.
- gtne StsbisuGe If in 4lsrauorstta,
&nrien, auelebrcGeu.

- Gtue StsbisuGJs tF in 4lsranbrstta,
Sprisu, uuegabrcteu.
-8er Gfriiaforids. Ssur9 so, Gtanteg
rsit bsute uou Griiiisl nod Barts ab.
- Sr. San G1cfieIaer aus 9ep gort BAT
ben ROnt'Slauc uub Atgutu bsfttsgsu.
- 3u Ga grupia, In Der Ipunii5eu Broz
Uiu3 Sabajos, braunteu am Suuutug eas
Sduier nteoer.
- YOrtuaul idtdt Eruppea ab, nm etneu
RSgerautfnuo gu Gututmane gu untsr
u1tsrbrIdeU.
- 6arbtual gic&abe, @rj5tidof 0ou Dub
lin, IN tranf unb mar ge5wuugeu, Don par
romgnte mad Dublin 3urudjutebrsu.
- 8te 8etlinar ygtatiOual;eitau9" rdtb
ssn 8suti6sn ba0ou eb, ii6 an aOloutal-
uutsrnebmuugeu In aIrtta gu bethetltgau.
- giue Stutiis Der frau,0FIasu Sattfts
fsuGriu 9ecrges Sanb UurUe oOrgeftetn 3u
Ga &batre, Der ibreu 9eburtsOrte 3uud9f
gdRgsusu Stabt, euibiut.
- Su 8aris fiugsn gsfsru stue 4u'lbl
galau Snuumoue our1 bic ieHgenos 9tst
Dir gonue Teuer uuo nuroen 3srf6rt. Der
SGaosn batrdgt 100000 6raucs.
- Su Iepengagen Iouroe DOrgeTetu OeE
uebtStniide @OngrsB tn 9eseumart oes So-
rios uuo Der SDntgtu oOu 3iusmart uuo
bes s6nigs uab tsr S0ut5iu Uou SrtshsH'
Iapb cr6fiust.
Der Gtabtrutb bon Dublin bat stus
finmtg benIoiisu, Der mSrtiaen NattoaaI-
iiau," bersu Sabres=GonUent am 6. Ssptbr.
fotifiubsn iou, bic 3aathslommer uueutgelt-
li9 sur 8sriuguug gu fausu.
& Or. Tanisrss, ber ftaui6ii4e Gr3ts'
hungemiuiflsr, bnt cine &ommtifiou eruannt,
msl6e bsm RertoinH &ougrsB in BaIhtng
tor batpobnen ieu. DisieIbs umidIteBt Il. d.
ben graisu Don Bdrt5 uaO 9ru. be Gefsp5.
- Sr. RsItbofi, Der ruiiias Ssiauots to
Gnufontiunpsl, bat Der Bforte ulitgstbetlt,
auB er eieisIbe fir bic Summe pom fl500,
mn pslde Or. Bursel, Elm Attade Der ruin.
it,n @sIouOt6ait, tiirlIi& aui osr StraBt
bsrcubt purhe, UsrautpOrtIt4 baIteu ptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Gie 1tuausupth @uba,s.

Rep.gsrf, II. Guguf. f.-gtn pom
be-. Wte. 6atirtsr Brtef aus Sauauna sut.
halt Tolgsn6ss: y,,9ensral @sponsa, 9ou'
nerueur bon Qas Stllas, tueldsr 3u Santn
Clara pobut, bat bic BroutaHtbdHoler ges
3pungen, bsm bort fatioutrteu YttIttdr Sc
ueuamittsl ;u ltefsrn. Die Rauilsute mill
len auf ibre Se3ahIuug parten, bis bic Be-
b0roe bas Sab baSu bat. 0as cubauiide
SGasamt ift autoriiirt tpor5eH, $500, 900
aus 6sm Nabrtbsr Sdusamte 3u stebsu,
pofiir ibm 81 100000 angers6uet peroen
iollen. Die Waunidaft bes paniidenfrts9s.
bampfsrs y@oucepctOu," mel6sr ntGt ab5e-
ben fonrte, neil fetu @eIb porbaubeu mar,
nm bts Runuidaft 3u be3ubleu, ntrO NOR
gen in Die Gee fts6eu, iubem bus u0tbt9e
@eIb enSltd aufgstrtebeu tpOroeu tf. Ste
ySpaniite 8ant" l0Bt test ale Sbulo-
i6stue, pslfe faGItg ftub uub nttt prompt
be3ablt tperosn, iofOrt proteittren, unb aez
fattet fetns BroIongirung, nie friiaer &C.
br6udltf mar. Die Baut bat baibIoiien,
Gsrtttlide Sdrttte gsgeu Die RunbtpaIbe
b6rbe uou Sauanna ein3uIsttsu unO utro
glss aufbieteu, nm Die Stabt 5ur 3abIung
Der tbr BON Der Buut uorgei@ofsueu Cunt
men gu 3Wiugen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
@h,iFsuu6rihtert.

Gsfell btef augfiOmmen: Die DaupIsc
ylgnts" BON Glba, =, ,BlagboH" bon B0rHau
M ,6atbCIjage" bon Warbsld.
Gefs-u e.retGbte bic UCH Sanburg bier
b,r bsaimmls &alte oAntwetp" bic uutere
got.
Ser 3ampfer ,UOrinQueu" lam gsRern
Uuu bier in g.usrpOOl an.
8ar Ucu bier uadl Rottst6am bsf mmse
GamPfsr o@ttg Of RepclfIs" paiFrse gcferl
2'5ar0z B0tat.
Ser Uou bier mad Tutpsrpeu behtnr.s
8anpiIry BauIp8tou pa Iirte 8eft'tn4 ram {
4UiUt.
8tr 3amPfsr 9out:I" traf geFeiu Oau
biei tn @la9gOw eIH.
Ser oOH 2tUerpooI btetbPs baittmmte BIZ
tii&e GamPier g@upton" iu9s en- >. os.ooH
6aIti0T p2tCr.
8ts brtttde 8olle n5traiboms, gapt.
TlgmiuQ, il am 8. b5 oou paR5Hrg bierber
abgdSgGIt.
&n9 Seurp, IL. QrN. - Ssuta puiFits
bier tlr uou Gto gtlrtAd uaf 8I!tim0te be-
fitumls Gaupitr yyGu0eroale."
5zsgsguuaEa 5Da S.ecU'@GmEfsya,
SUlqHc-
Rsp gort II. 4uguF -Iugslommsu:
8auplru .YtuTtal" uoH GrtutoaO uuJ 81.
Rgta.
gsRfrn ben bier ubg,iaFreu: 9ampi'r c
,&oma" nod 9aubuCg uHoD 8rootlqu &tt9 "
moo EufoI.
8eInpurgzBreutpa ater, Ii. EuJ.
-6eute paiIute bier Der UOn gtUerpOOl ua4
gbilabslpbja bsaimmte brtti&e 8ampfsr
ySloiaaa."
GusInub.
8Qrtmoutb,11 b, II. Qug.-2lugctOmmsu:
8ampftr D81rburgz&ufIs," uou Rsp yori
nab grcusn bsf'Tmt.
8rtfuI, II. Guguf. - Der 8ampfsr
Dglaubnfi. &tt9" fam Beute 0od gstU Y0ri
bier on.
QOnbou, II. Gr9uf. - Dar Damp. .
,BsIf0lO" III ron Reu Yort aa 8. 63 II
gaarbuus augefomneu.
Die BON Qem@Yo.t hteIber tef men
8anpfsG ngrectau Ronara" IN, gGlro
reuu" puiiirtsu bsute 0tury TOtHf.
2ueeustopu II. QraIf. - Die uou
2tUCrpOOl mad Rensgori befftmm.Cl Dan
pier yQuflral" mo 0Grt}Oua" itu0 getern
bon bier peitsr gefabreu.
@eferu trof Der BON philadelphia mad
ufIpool beftimmte brttiibe 8Qmp'er >, Srtttib
$rinctB" bier siu.
Ser uOH g&sm.yorF mad 2tOsrpooI he,
fimute 8umpfer y&ttp Of Montreal" legte
Dorqefsyu bier on.
GioUtlGe, II. GuguR.- 4ugstommeu
8anpier yPariiau," UCl Dioutral ned 81,
b.. pool beftimmt.
gtoerpooL II. Guguf.-9er 9an5fsr
DSt. 6OnunS" III Befetu Uon q Uzylrt bier
ouCFfonnFu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
SEHtieer AuSaana eines StrctteS
sfpifhen &d1mdaern.

scatiue, Sa., II. Guguf. - g!ne
bluttge 5amtltsntps0bie ereignste firb am
lseteu Sumfuge uabe Godeiter, @eoar So.
RarI Zimmerman aus Ruacdttne uuO ietu
SGpng,r 8. RibbIs ans 9to9efer fubreu
am SnmfaGe auf eiusm Uageu BON Rusca
tine ab uub uabmeu ibrs Sraueu, iomie is
elm tlstuss Stuo nit. unterps9s bru1 etu
Streit 3piIHen Den R6nueru aus, In belisu
ToIge GmmGrmann ietrsn S6pager uebft
S5rnu uub 3tub gum ausfsigen 3pnug uub
ibm iagts, sr ions fiG IN EuBe mad Ro6sfer
beaebsn. Sp6ter lies fid leeod Gmmermauu
ernei6eu unb uabm 6rnu 8tbble nit tbrem
6inbe In ietusn gSngsn auf. 4ls nun bas
Tubrperf an bsm tusptIdeu uOrqus gegauD
geuen 8iS6Ie uOrbst fam, fsuerts OerieIbe
nit etnem 9oppelgepebr auf ieiusn S9ua.
ger uno t0otete tbu augeubltdliH. Ser
3nsite SHus jsrihmstterte Der Srau Gmz
nnsrmaun ben Nrn1. Die Bferoe, bird bic
SGiffe eridredt, giugen bur9, unb Rt5.
ble's Sin6 ffiirSte ans Dem 8agsu unb bran
ben 4rm. Der W0rosr uurOe an hem nam
It6en GbsnA perbaftet uub mad Stptou tn's
@efGuaniS esbradt. Die 8enobuer Der
0ad5bari4aft 6robsn nit etnem 0pudgeri6t.
GQe 9etbsiltpte geb0ren IN angsiebeuen ia.
miIteu, bic lett LANCER 3stt In ben Counties
Wuecattne uno seoar auiditg fub.
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Rer @nIhn,nrRt.
GiPbn4GrFfp.

G btcugO, II. AHa,-5flpetHt: gu
fubr 13, 1000, Serisubuug 5000 Stid; BTetie
purttrtsu Sntideu 50 80 unb SO. .10.-8ituOs
oieB: 3uIubr 1900, Gerienbuu9 100 Sldf;
Breiie purtirtsu 3wiidsa s.. rs nab $500
Sduafe: 3ufHbr 1900, gerieu5ung teiue;
Ereiie Uoyitrten amtIGen $3.50 uu6 s CO..
ct. 2oEts, II. 54Detue: Cue
fubr: 1000, 2erIenouag $500; BCetie oGrttys
teu 3ptI6tu $500 uub $6.10. - Rtu60is5:
9ufubr 500, 8crienburg 800; 45reiIe Dart.
trten 3miidsu $500 unb 1865. - S4c lfc:
3ufubr 250, Berienbung $50; BreiIs udct'
trteu ;ipiIdeu $500 unb $500.
@aft.Vtbertp, BenRi., Nsu IL. 4ua.
E,tu6oieb: 3ufubr 3677, 8sricuouug $3.50;
8retie oarttrteu smiifeu $3.50 uu0 $6.70.
SGneiue: 3ufubr 1900, SarianOuua 800;
Bretie uarttrteu sntideu $40 uuo $3.50.
@doais: 3ufubr 1900, Serieuonng 1000;
Yrsiie pnrttrtsn 1ptiten $500 uno 81 rs.
gBe ftzB btIubeGpbta, ben Il. Aug.
- 0iinooicb 3ufubr $500 Stiid, Prtma
7s-7t, CUTE ca, nittlerer 5s-6t, lalcdte
4l-5@. = @daaie: 3ufHAr 10, 1000, pima
as, gute 4-4s, mtttIcter 81 81,
itledte 2-2s.-2ammer: 3-75.-Sdlber
6-9. - Sdmetue 3ufubr 45O0, pcItI.
SL-S1
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Ouiteau Elm 08erF3 eua Der Sternr
b6f1Ier.

Stem Yort II. auGuf.-3r. Rc9o.
rulb, Supertntenbent Der Srreuanfalt aui
gSurb's Saluub, eridt'u beute in benz Bro.
5sfie gegsu 8u. 6. 8btns' amber ais 3euae
unb duBsrte bic 9uFGt, buB Der angetLa8ts
pabufuutg st. 3euge srwt0srte i'm 6reu3z
usftOr nuf 5rugsn, sr CLAUDE MIDI, baB Sui.
tsau tpahuituutB gepeleu ist, uIs berieIba
uuf @arfisIb fsuerts. Gr CLAUDE uisInebr,
bnB @uitsau elm euttGuidtsr Bolttitsr mar
unb BON ben SterupJflerr oaju bsuubt
tpurbe, TIRE 8robuuasu gsgsu ben BrdFoens
ten @urfielo III osrrpitfitdleu.
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Ser eamDfer .Qpbiau WEpnard3.

ct. 8 Obus, q. s., II. auauR. - Die
Burfsntine Belle" mel6e bente frI6 bier
Gnluugts, begeguste Dem 9anlpfsr nQpOtau
WOuart" gsffsrn Nittag auf Der S09e BON
Bap Bulls, 10 ReiLsu Iiiblid BON Bier. Bic
Waid1tue bee 8ampferS mar abermals IN
braudbar gepOrbeu.
(SpGter.l - 8is bsuts Gbenb ituS teiue
pettsrsn NQdlriGteu iiber ben oQpbian Ro
uart" singetrOfieH. 9a8 Ta6rSeug tft BON
Der Selegrnpbenfation 5u Rap 8o1le aus
nod ntdt geisben porSeu. Sas Better mar
osn gaD3eu Gag it0u unO flar, uub fpeuu
ber 8ampfer umgeisbrt tplre, 70 miibte sr
pcm rfsr ans geisbsu uub ben Eelegrapbeu.
ftattoueu Gemslbet porbsu ieiu. glau uer.
nnthet, b0B er, nadsem er an Rittng ber
Belle" beaeanste, inter SegsI mad gttp'
g)orf neiterfubr.