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ltnfaa amf scr ygSasaf9=8nD:,. "

ct. 2ouis, 10. Sauuar. ar.-0er mad ct.
2OuiS beftimmte 3ug Der y D9SabaibzSOleOoer
giienbabu" trNi beute NiOr9en u0r9Itf bon
&enice, @te;!en pon Sit ct. Eoui5, aHf
cine serbroGeue Sdiene. De- @epdd= uuO
ser 5{ou4maggon cntgeiitcu md murOen III
einen @rabsn gemorien. Ser Hau6maggon
mar ;iemli6 pou bon YniiagiereH. Die li6z
riaen QSaQgon8 blieben auf Dem 0eleie ite=
len. 46t ober 3ebn Yahagtere erlitten Ser
letungen. Der beinabe 60 Sabre alte Jte9ie
ulngs @rpreBbote S.S. Matlode wurOe t6Ot-
lid Uerlett. Die iibrigen SerluunOeten tho {:
81. gS. !6aiett, @epddmeiiter; Salou, GOn=
outteur, unv ein unbefcuuter Sremier;B ;Bafa
giere: gS. s. gforibrlp ans SoIeOO, 5rau
geOr9e 2umiOn, 6rau 3. Ntc6aOben, 9tid.
9lfrainer, ein oeuti6ergirmauOerer, rpelder
iit nuf 0em 9Seqe mad 2lrfaniaS befinbet,
Geo. @ennett, Srlt Seiiiert uuO 2lug. Sol.
Wtit 9lusuabme OeS @rpreBbOteu maren
iGmmtlihe &erpuubete I'M Stanbe, na6 Dem
llnion- Sabnbofe 81 9ebeu, ruO tbneu dr5tlt9e
S0iiIie I'll 9 he'll muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
WeteorplosiidJe Seoba@tungen tn
boteren Gesionets.

8bilabelpbia, 10. San. - Die erife
pom fiinf 2uftffifIfabrteu, Die bier I'M Sntez
reIie Ses Signaloienites gum 3pete me-
teoroloaii6er geObadtuu9en in ben b0hereu
Geoionen Dor fid geben iollen, fanb beute
itati. 8rcfeiiOr g. u. Sing, Der betannte
aeronant, ftieg beute gtafnlittag llbr in
SeQleiturg zines NIT ben rlptbmenOigen Sn=
firnmenten periebeneu SffiSier8 bes Stgnalz
Corps Dor benz v@irarO @Oaes" in einen
ans olsetrdntter Seibe perierti9ten SallOn,
weldler 25,0OO SubiffuB 9as entbielt, auf.
gine bente abenO empiangene 0epei6e mel
oct, oaB bas 9uffdiff UNI 7.O5 beute 4beno
uobe Wtauabapfin, Scean= Gountp, RS,
uubeiddbist bic @rOe ipieoer erreid)te. Die
,peite 2uftid)ififahrt pirb pabri9eiuitd ebeus
iaus pom y9iraros s@olle9" aus, Die iibrt9el
ieboGb pon gSaibington, .. g., aus itatt'
finoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
SlntpersieSen aiif einent Sabnsnge
lit SeraS.

Sperton, Ser, 10. an.-3tpei GanO.
itrei6er beitiegen I'M llbr beute friih bel
Sperton eiuen iiibli9 gebenOen 3u9. aIs
Gunonfteur Sraier iie sur 3ablung hires
Subrgeloes aufiOroerte, tueigerten iie iIA gu
besableu, uno Der Gonbutteur, ioipie Der
Sremier YoperS periudten bann, Die
Cramps" an bic 2uft iu ieten. 0ieielben
;oqen Hepolper uuo feuerten mebrere S6Iiie
alb, oeren elmer @onbufteur Graier'S eunge
burfbobrte. Yopers tpurbe pur6 Oea S4en=
fel eeidoiien uno ein auberer 9lngelteater
pes 3uges erlitt ebeufals cine S9nBpunoe.
Ser 3us febrte mad Sperton 5uriidr NO Die
Sertpuneeten drStlid)e Siilfe erbielten. Die
Serbre9er puren trswii6en in bic 8dlber
entfloben. 6raier's 8unoe lit t6btli6. Ntau
bat iett ben W6rSern SlutbuHOe auf Die
@pur 9eieet unb bofit, ibrer binnen Sur3em
babbdft Ill fper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
mnrft nun lnrir.

2iOcrpool, 10. San, 1890. Ntittags.
-g3arnnpo0e: NiitteGOrte OberIGuOer 81,
oi,to. g!em SrleouS 6. 49, Die &ertduie
bctrugcn GO0O, Spelulatlou uno 2HSiubr
500 uuO 3uiubr POO &alIcn.
guut0u, 10. Sauuar. Ser. Staateus
Sbligotioueu: 4prOj. 125, Ditto. A prog.
l158, 90. perldn9erte pros. 104t.-2lttien
I.z@. -9G. 295, 90. ,. II, @rte 134, 90. ,.
SOL, gitm 9Orf Gentrol 80, Bemi, Central
81, SuS. =Gcutral 1921, 9tcOOtng St, Gana-
Oian-8 8otiiic Az, 0erIcan 37l, ct. Yaul
Common 75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
sred,sr Ra,t6amfoll In Yropioener,

8ropibeuce, R.zS., 10. Sannur. -
Gm Samita9 gta9mitta9 I'M , llbr unrOe
etu tiibner Seriu9 genlaWt, oaS Siireau Der
,@rant IEQ" au Der Carpenter StraBe,
giuentbum Don g. 9. & 81. &ni9bt, 81 be
ranben. 3mei Ntdnner bielten Dem Sud-
halter @6maro Surlin9ame ElitOlen Dor ben
Sppi unO perlangten Die 9eraus9abe Der
S27OO, wel6e ioebel Sur NusSablung Der
26bue uon Ser Suuf gebOlt morOen paren.
Snrlngame peigerie iid, OuS @elb ansSus
lieetu. Die 0tduber erwarteten augeni6eiuz
lid eiuen 9rit.en, bod bieier itellte ii6 ntat
Elm, uno ba ii6 anger 6rI. SurIiugame nod
cine smeite Beriou in Dem 3immer befano,
eutflnben beioe lRGnner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
Gad1 sSailaOa.

QouiSOille, 8p., 10. Sanuar. = %.
@. 9ote, Gbef Der @Ienwaarenitrma 9ate,
Otaboen g. Comp, iit nit 5,nterI0Tung BON
$4,000 S6ul0en peridwunoen, uno man
pelnutbet, 6aB cr fiIJ mad &ana0a be9eben
bat. Ger 2a6eu Wur6e beute gto0mttta9
BON Sen @laubigern bei6ta9nabmt. Bate
gab Dor, ais er i1 am leeten Ofit1uot eut=
ternte, er pOle ii6 nat 9otzSprtngS begez
ben, leNodl it er nidlt bort an9etOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
&ur;t &abeISepsi6em.

pie ySrauier" i'll Srluuo babeH ibre
8rioerin Gnqlcno 0nrd) ein UfaulTcII erlhtlta
Der ,gopalitdt uuO Dem Geidtbum Srlano 8"
augemeiienc &ertrenIna'im brttti4en Barlaz
ment 81 ueridaiicn.
- Cir @m. George GrmIrong, @rfiuOer
Der beribmten 2(rmIrOugtauoue, lit I'M Se
Qriffe, elm au5ge0egnteS Stabmert IN Der
yidbe BON yieapel gu etablireH.
pie yGittorias sGOaipiuuere"iu Baiteg
in 0ortibire, GnglauO, 1T Ourh Scuer ser
it0rt wOr0eu. Ser. Serlut betrngt etma
$15O,OO0.
- Sn Serliu pprOe Oen 0iitQlieOern Der
Congo GOnfereuj pam 6itrieH &it5mard elm
Diner gegeben. Der @aitgeber mar iehr gu
selouut.
-3er@ohenberi6t 0ero o0eutihen9feidS
bani" er9tebt e,ne Guuubme at 9artgelt I'M
Setroge BON II ,Q2l 900 Dtart
- Der Sauimaun Sarl Dii4cel0 in Ant
werpen bat iuuirt. Seine 4alROa belauien
ii9 mi 81 100000.
- 2lrtbur @owurb 6Olare greD ggertoH,
britter Garl Don 9iltou, If i'll Gnglauo &C.
itorbeH.
49, Die yglont Geni5 SaQu" 1T bud Ieds
Tu6 ttefe Sfueemebeu blcdlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
nSA liebe fte mebr, ais meia eebcn.

g1un alio jmarum tbuit On Ni6tS OaIiir,
bic 8olen ibrer 8ougen uuo ben libten
@lans ibrer 2lugsn ;uriid;ubringeu? Stebf
On nid]t, oaB fe in SOl9e >ueibli6er S4pdz
die an Nerusneuttraftuug leiOet? Cine 6las
ihe Don Or. Sierce's uFayorite Prescript-
ion" 9iebliugspe.orbuuug) miro ienen blai=
len 8angeu neueu Slang perleibeu uno le.
mem i6piuoenben &0rper frii9es 2eben Elm.
f0Ben. g8enn 0u fe Iiebf, 10 sieb aat!
(l7,19,21t&p4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
@in erbarmenswerther elnbltd

Sam man ii9 einen betriibenoeren ans
bid oeuteu, ais ben zines in oer Slittbe els
mes niitli6eu 9ebens oOn Der Shmlnoluht
beiallenen eolen RauneS, ben Die gSeltifmer
entbebren fann! Sauienbe perben jGbrltf
bur9 bic S9Uiubiu6t rpeg9erafit, uelfs
tur6 ben re6beitigeu 9ebraufl ooH or.
Bierce,s Golden Medical Discovery" Ell
nem eutidieOenen 6eilmittel 9egen SdutHos
iu6t in ibren Aufaugstaoien, gerettet usrs
ben tSnnteu. @s ift bas bette Sdfteuerbeiiez
run9s- uub BruftmitteI in Der g9et. Bel al'
len Apotbeteru, (17,9f2lt&p4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
SaBnperfebr nit ocnt bobe,t
Stpr0c;t.

0uebec, Gan., 10. Sanuar. = Gtut
Gpmpagnie pirb bier orgaHiitrt, I'M cine 81
ieubabn uon Guebec na62abrabOr Su baueu
Der Soridlug luurbe Sru. Sell, einem 81
bill Snsenieur Su SttOpa, SIR Seguta0hn(
iibernieie1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
aterseaaaeene 9pblenbopte ttn
Ohio.

Yittsburs, 8euni., 10. Sanuar. =
Sieben Soblenboote unb iets Sargen, @i=
qeutbum pom S. 6. 8iiber & Comp, rifeu
lid, aeftern 9tadt III Der gtdbe pou 8ooOSz
Sfun bon ibren gefeitisuugeu los, unO ieds
Der Soblenboote, Owie iiinf Der Sarsen nit
elmer 9aoung BON $4,000 Sul9eln Soblen
laufeu i'm Ohio. Sins oerielben loll i'm 6abrs
rpaiier lie9en. SSenn Dies fpabr lit, tuiro Die
Sdiffialrt paOur9 geitOrt werben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20

uGine Sdpalbe nla6t teinen CONNER" :"
Elm Suften basegen oft einen franteu Wen=
idleu. gernadaifse ibn ui9t uuO sebrauGe
de iofort Or. SuG'S uSuitenzSprnp," bas
bette Wittel i'm Rartte. 25 Gents bic Slaz
i6e. llD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
Cine Sdrfe,

IN aas, psIde an OoIsen BON Suaenbihnben, nsIs
Ooirr Sfpdde, frt 5&mgsriGn, Bertuit osr JtanRtss
frat uu leiosn, leHot tt tojteufrei ReBept, bas e
hIrirt. GieIss aIo6e 5silmittel uur6e ooR enem
miiiiondr in GkozameIfa eni6edt. Ghitt aoreIiir'
tes Gouuert ar Rep, SQ!sPR z, SnmaR. Stotion D,
sipsDorts&te, (Jnuo'1JStaaI4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
9Nerfbpplle 2luSfunft.

Seer an 3pspepFe uno ben iibeln 5olgen
zines in llnpr6nurs seratbenen @tagens lsi'
oct, wirb ourt ben Gebrand BON Or. @bal-
mers' Seiltinttur 9roBe @rleidterun9 erlans
s>-. Gle ftarft bic Nerpeu, ri4tet oas Sp'
fem tpieoer aut ruff treffiif)e Gbluit bernor
unb iolte Itsts, tpeun elm 9onicum nothig II,
angeuen6et merben. YreiS 81. Bei Setb
g. Sance, gfr. 1os, 8ef>Saltimoreitr.,
1u babeu. (233-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
srans a,,f etnem Giienbabnsmse

Qpnbou, Ont, 19. Sauuar. = Gin Sc
padpagson Der n@reat sSeltsrH Slulllon"
Der ,@rano =Srlnf- -gilenbabn" murOe 9eItern
in Ser Nabe BON Sarilia purd 6nnten aus
Der Qofomottpe in Srano seieet. Sier YOit=
iade unb fini @epadidde psrbrannten nit
Nett1 9NnnnnI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
SHUTTER" Wianoclbaaa, ladDt tn's
SS6Mfthet.

Samilton, Ont, 10. Sanuur. - 5ruu
Oianbelbaurn, Die berii6tigte gtetpz 9orfer
3iebesbeblerin, lpelde f4 nod tmrer bier
auibGlt, erbielt beute Die tbr bel tbrer Inz
iunit abgenOmmenen S6rufia6en un6 Snz
welen Suriid, na6bem iie $614 fir 3ol unS
iouItiae 4bqaben pe3ablt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
meben hen riibmadftsu GmpfshLuuaeu br

Tebeu ben riibM56fe1 @mpiebluuge or.
beutifeu uniperiitdten IL jet} aud Der Gu
falnpteuz Grtratt Der 6i@mu Sanoer & SOns,
Sanbburf, &uitr0lient BON Der iuteruatiOz
naleu &us1eDung in Amiteroau in Nnerz
teununs ieiner UOr5iish6en 6eiltrait NIT Der
aus3ei9nung zines diplomas uno Neoaiae
eetront poroen. Samit mer Gn
,6uaeu, Satarrb, .Snflueu5o, 6olss, SIfts
,r6brenz, 2ungen. uno Brua a=Gutjinoung,
,Seu6buTeu, 8ron9itis, Group, 9ipba
,tberie 9ur6iua, 8ubr ;Jieren uHo 6aula
,,tIautbeiten; SranOz, Srdbs, Sdalttpn1Is
ben, Quehhan9eu, Ysrentllu3eu, 9es
.ihmulit, RbMmatismrs &c. leieet
Sanoer g. Cons Guialppteu @rtratt III
bas oerldbG6fe SeilmiAel. Dieper Bros. &
Co., ct. 2OLis, WtO., 2g9t., lieiern gegeH Smz
piang BON | Gent bic Seri6te Der uniOsrit'
tdten. (Q,0,S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
@EuuatHn. .r So N'eIeioiGune pes brttis
Id1en 0sI6aitstrGgerS in gltbcm.
WerfarGnnae,r iilr 9onafima.

@ariS, 10. Sanuar. - @cueral VtpnI,
Der Sriegsnliuilter, miro Der 0epHtlrtentam-
mCr cine Sorloge unterbrelteu, luclhe Die
@fobilmadyuug clneS tleinen 6betlS Der 2lrs
NEE autoriiirt, oumitOie Sutaillone III Song
tin9 ouf, &oloutare aus scr aittuen armee
auf lire uoic Stdrfe gcbrad)t UcrOen t0nnen.
Die &olout6re lOllcn 6urd &clruten crlest
A.hnnSn.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20

RH~61 fen, GrtaItun9 unb an6ea
re eGeiSen bes Sales uRo Der eunge ruers
ben pGu 6ance's anborus Sqrup
(Syrup of Horehound), oem beiten, nor'S
8lb!iium gebra6teu SufeH.SQrup, 9ebetlt.
Breis 25 Gents. 8ei Setb Q. 9aHct,
SIR. 1O8, Baltimore sStGBe, gu baben.
(233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20

ESE g8trb es lid be5ableu? 9a
nobl bejabltes I'D, cine Sbo9tel 9anee'l5er
SaiIaparilla. SIutpiuen tets I'M 5auie 5n ba-
ben uno bic gaHJe SamIlie pollls geluno gu
erbalten. greiS 25 GentS bic S3a9tel. 81
baben bel Setb 9. SaHee, 8r, l08, W.
BpIhmOrsfrabe, t2SS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
Ser 0elontarff.

Stem YOrt, -. Sanuar. -Solgen6eS
fnb bic S9luBnOtirunsen: gelO 0fnete ;u
lit YroSent uub i6lOB su 1 Pro5eut. -
Sterling> >@ediel 4.S2-4.824 auf 60 Gage
uub 4.85a-4.854 anf Si6t.-Sunbes= Sblt>
aationen 3=pro;. 1O1, 4tsproi. 1124, 4.=pros.
I214. - aftien: abauls' @rpreB 1870, @ens
trals8acific 32t, @bsi.sSbiO ST, @rie 13b,
90. 9rtor. 25, gate=SbOre COS, N.zS. Sen.
tral SAG, 9iortb zgSeitern 885, 90. Brior. 125,
Ohio Miii. II, DO. Brior. 6S, BtttSbur9
1856, 8eabius l54, 6od=Sslanb 107, llnious
8aciic 48i, gRehern Union 578.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20

to,pie aud BON Npparoten unb Banbaeen fir ale 1r'
ZEN 8srun5IaItunssn unb RiBbilbunsen bes menft,s
Iithen sOrpers. Sansidbrse prattiide griabrunsen,
peIds pir uns In europa, pe aut, In Steiem sanoe
sriuorten iinb speeIsobne Die nrlatsn unieres Ss.
Sd,6ftsSgrfoIaes Sas leioenbe Sublfum, pelhss
nod Dor einsp tursen Spanue 3eit feline Seb1rtnpe
I'm iernen Often bsirisbisen muSte, fnsst nunmehr
In baltimore nid nur einen lisisrunssldbgen saorIa
ipabnter MrtifeI. Die SS. aerSte, iopie aud in's
BeionSere bas leibenoe Yublitum mohten mir aut
nnisre anaton,iidb eorreft seiornten 9rnfs
ba,toes ouimertium MAIDEN. Nehr, als !O,OOO
nit Srfidben gebafete iesIiden alters unb 9ehlehts
ron5uItirten Srn. Wllms uno nuroen NIT einem duz
serft preisphrSisen, bauerbaiten, Die se'oen eret7
ferroen Yrudbanoe oerleben.
fpeibIider SeSienung eeleite, entbdl Elm eodno9es
qoeer BON MuterIeibs binoen, SpriBen, Wnd=
nratsbaItern, Griidcn, G6rrohren &c. &C. =,
unier Eager finitlid)er Wemldlen; Mngen "
bos bsSeuten6fe liibIt Don Refp@gorf. (6ebr1,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20

*** Sernauli9er &atb fir beioe Sc
Ifledter bel beifelen Sraufheiten. Sir Bud
orei Sriefmarfeu. apreiitre: Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association" buffalo,
Y.s0. (l7,S,2lt&m4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-20
@nrcpGifd1c Ga6eI5ertdbte.
@eier9ni6e uber ben 3uFamS ors Saiitrs
gilhfInI.


Scrliu, 10. Sauuar. - 9oiier SGilbelm
1T frGnf uno bcttl1geria. Scin 3uitauO er.
regt in glnbetradt ieiueS bOben alters einige
Seiorgnife.
(SSdter. Der Saiicr muB Ous Sett bii
ten. SaS SrudllCiocu, mcld)c5 ibm id)0u
lCtt Uielen SdbrGu III idlafieu mad]t, lit lutcs
Der i'll Id)immerer 6orm auigetreten. Die
Acrite itno b0dllt bennrubigt iiber leinen 3u=
tano Uno iiber Die III Gage gctretenen
SpmptonC.
Ter ,,GBtnelc" 1orNpn ipH @eberrihss Oss
SpueoitaatcS tperSeu.
Serliu, 10. Sanunr. - 6ruutrci6'S lie
tcrcinitlmnlpug nit Der ,Arifauiibeu SIT
ternatiOnalen 2lhOciatiOn" iiber Die 6rage Ell
ncr @elOentibaotgun9 iit riidgGn9ig gemdht
morbCH. &eIgien miro Die formelle AUertcu=
nuug Der ,Nfrifaniheu Ahociation" UeE0=
germ, bis Ste gettere BON 6rautreih unO Borz
tugdl auerTanut mor0en 1T. S0nig 2eupolo
bort nod INNER, Den @eneral @Orbou (ge-
genrdrtig III Sbartuml al Die Spibe oeS
GOngoitaoteS Su itellen,
e,Guuatnn., .r ~ H'eIeiSisune pes brttis
Ihen 0si6aitstrGserS in sltbem.
4tben, 10. Sauuur. - Der S1nig bat
eiucn 4ojutuuten al Sru. Niboiion, Den
britiiden @eiddftStrdger, geididt, I'M iein
Sebauern iiber oen OorgeItern auf Der StraBe
uon ciHenE @euSo 'arMeu anf lorlI. gttd)olon
periibten 9n9riff SIT GuBcrn. Die game
@enSb 'ormeric ser Staotwiro auf Dem Ser-
faiiungsplaBe Ueriammelt werSel, I'm ole
Serleinng zines SugeSbeieBls 81 bOren, iDel
der bas SeSaueru ser 0tegierung iiber Den
&orfau ausbriidt unO DEM idulbtgen Sens
o'armcn iein llrtbeil pertiinNet, nGmlid Swe
monatlidje Sait lno 9e9raOGiiOn Sum Bfan.
puu0soienit. S5r. 9iidIOliOn miro Der Ser
fiin6i9ung oeS llrtbcil8 bCimobneu. 0aS brIs
tiid)e Matonallieb miro Nam BON elmer Wtis
litGrtupeue geiptelt werOcn, nno Die Sens
S'armen niiiien ba5u OaS Sepebr prdienti
ren.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-12
= Mislaid Letter.

Yesterday, when the envelopes contains
ing proposals for furnishing a site for the
new Postotlice were opened, the last one
proved TO be- instead of proposal, letter
from General 7. j. Clunie, of San Fran
cisco, addressed to Hon John Q. Brown,
Albert Gallatin. Hon. y. Greene Curtis,
Frank Miller and others, Committee for
the Grand Free Floral Festival in honor of
Mrs. Margaret J.. Crocker.' The letter
came in an envelope addressed to Mayor
Brown, as Chairman Of the committee, and
he prcsuming it to be communication
relative To the P0stofiice laid il aside with
other documents, to be acted upon 10y the
Commissioners Mr.. Clunie wrote:
Your kind invitation 10 be present at
the grand free Floral Festival given in
honor Of Mrs Margaret T.. Crockcr was re-
ceived some time since. | fully expected
until to-day to he present and unite with
the people of Sacramento in paying a noble
lady justly-deserved tribute. but owing
to pressing professional engagements that
proud privilege is denied me. | deeply
regret it, as there is no person more entitled
to receive the high compliment about To be
bestowed than Mrs. Croker Her dona-
tons to Sacramento city, while they are
munitccnt. are as mOle-hiils to mountains
when compared to the private charities
given by her. | nave seen her time and
again riding about the city, hunting up the
poor and deserving and ministering to their
wants. Her large income is mostly cx-
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her continued health and prosperity, and
that she may be spared to us for many
years to come. Such a lady should live
forever. In every relation Of life size has
been true woman. May the Great Giver
of all good watch over and protect her as
she has for so many others, to the end that
her life may be prolonged for many years
of happiness to herself and usefulness to
the community wherein she resides is the
sincere wish of your obedient servant,
"THOs. !. CLUNIE.'
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The Destructive Hoppers.

James Il. Miller, of Latrobe came to the
city last evening, and from what he says
the grasshoppers are taking everything in
the southern portion of FL Dorado and
eastern portion of Sacramento counties.
He said they put in IN appearance about
the lst of April. and have been constantly
increasing in numbers and destructiyeness
since. He has 10000 acres of land under
close fence, upon which he pastured 6,00O
head of sheep 100 head Of cattle and 80
horses. The entire place has been entirely
denuded of everything green, pine and
willow trees stripped of their foliage,
and in nearly every instance the
trees. vines and shrubs have been
completely killed. The springs, wells
streams are filled with dead bodies
of myriads of the insects in a putrid state,
the water has become poisoned, stock re-
fuse to drink it, and the stencil arising
therefrom is nauseating in the extreme, and
gases and vapors emanating from those
unsightly heaps must necessarily be disease
breeding. He said he had a fine field of
200 acres of barley well bedded, four feet
in hight. which was attacked, and in less
than twcnty-four hours they had devourcd
the entire crop. even digging into the earth
for the roots, and the field on the following
day looked as though it had been plowed
narrowed and run over with a heavy roller.
The farmers have been compelled to
drive their stock further up into the
foothills. He says III the neighborhoOd of
Latrobe and White Book the stencil arising
from the dead bodies of the hoppers that
clog up the little running streams is louder
and more offensive than the worst aggrega-
lf cl. for al.
country for miles around, usually at this
time of the year covered with long grass
and bedecked with wild flowers of every
variety and hue, presents a most desolate
appearance, and looks as though it had
been swept by a forest fire. The large
farmers in that neighborhood who
have, like Mr. Miller, lost their
entire crop and the feed on their
pastures, are Tim Barton, II. L. Barton,
Sauls, Cothrins, Nightingale and Brown.
Those in the neighborhood of White Rock
and GAINESVILLE have suffered equally as
bad, and as the hoppers seem to be acting
on Horace Greeley's advice, and going
West it is feared that the Natoma vine
yard will be the next point OF attack. He
says they cannot fly. but they run along
on the ground and climb to the topm0st
bougb of the highest trees with the agility
of squirrel They are small brown in
color, have white stripes around their body,
and their clicking noise is not unlike the
sound heard in a clocll-shop, where, at the
same time, hundreds of timepieces are
clicking Some of the farmers try fighting
them with fire, but with little success,
Some dug trenches, which were immedi-
a5eiy filed with hoppers, that died, and
those that followed them crossed over on
their dead bodies
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The receipt is simple. You have only TO take
a violent cold, and neglect It. Abernethy, the
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him she only had cough: what would you
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The worst cases can, however be cured by DR..
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ST. DANID,S.

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take Omnibus Line Of street cars ior lhLu anu
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WESTERN HOTEL

Nos. 200 TO 2I9 X STREET,
FsHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
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ramento, Cal. The most Convenient to Post.
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class III all It's appointments Free coach to ana
from the Hotel. WEI. LAND, Proprietor.
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BORN.

Sacramento, May S-wife of 5. G. siller,
daughter
Elmira, y. Y, May 9--Wife of Hon. J. sloat
Eassett twin sons.
Near Blacks, Yolo county, May Wife of Got
Heb Metzear, q son.
Suffer Creek, May Wife of John Cusanovich,
daughter.
Jackson, May 6-Wife of Andrew Picardo, a son.