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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
SiaIiem.

~
Rom, 3. 9eS.-Su Der beutigen Situna
Der Sammer miro Elm trbitterter Angriff aui
oas Wiuilterium erpartet, I'M Sale BremIer.
miniIter Carroll i'm Stanoe ut, ben gerbano-
lungeu beisumobnen. G8 1T feiu pOlitlides
Briusip iuuolutrt, unb Der Seriut gum Stur5e
oes Wlnifteriums smiro lsoialld ourh acm.
teridgerei oeranlaBt. 8is ieet ift es nod ntbt
ernittelt, Oh Oas Wtiuiterium i'm Sale elmer
Nieoerluge ;uriidtreten ooer on pas SOIt ap-
pelliren mirh. Die gfieberta9e Der Wfiuiiter
III nnpermeiOli6, I'M Sale iid bic UeriAteoes
nen Sruppen Der Oppoitt,on 3u eiuenl 9emeiu7
lameu An9rifie einigeu t6nuen.
u m 3. De,., AbenbS.-Sn Der Sepu.
ttrtentaHlmer puroe beute Die Debate iiber
peritteOene Der 8e9ierung ieinOli9e Snterpel,
latlonen sr6f1net, idlieBlid] ieSod bis morgen
uertast. Die &e9ieruus beabF9tist, ciu Ser
traueRsuotum Su iorSern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
2ofaIbertd1te aus 0aibtn8ton.
SeamteRtpa bit e9iebitabI.-untau.-GS IiSei
IfHhpS NPrntfSd,trA

g9aibin9ton, 3. 9eSember. .-Su Der
leBten Ser ammlung oe8 r@ermania.D .DiIn.
uerdors," mcl6e i'm Qotalt oes 6rn. gtiho'
las De Bon, Gde Der 8. uuO 6sStrube, uoro-
tueltlih, abgehalteu muroe, fino folgenoe Ses
ANTE erudblt norbeu: Yrdiioeut 2S. gScins
hetmes, 8icez YrGfoent Er. U. 8lob, Setre.
tdr Nug. 3Hbrlns, Sdaemetfter 60. DHb.
ring, 8ibliotbefar Sarl Saas.
- Am Sonntag Worgeu mur0en aus benz
Butmuarenlaosn oeS 5rn, 5. s. Sad, 9tr.
ia, Z. sStraBe, bret Damenbiite i'm Wertbe
uou $18 geItobleu. Die Boli3ei 1T Der I'm.
ii9t, oaB Der 0iebltah BON e1ner Baion per
itbt murbe, rpel6e ctnen Shliiiiel 5u Der 2a'
benthiire beftt, oa ldnmtltd,e Sbiireu unit
Seniter ielt oerldlOIien gefunben wurOeu, al'
man Sonnta9 Uftttag Die 9omenhiite per
nliBte.
- @etern ytu6mittag gtitt 5r. SameE
Repnol0s, ein bieiiger @ontrattor, in Oel
Ysnuipluauia 4Uenue nabe Der 6. SraBG
aus NIB ftel auf's Erottotr, nobel er itb olt
SnieiGeibe ansrenfte.
- Geitern muroe Batrid @uomore, nelAel
6ruu @briittne SeB in brutaler 9BeiIe an
9rtfi, neil Sleielbe ieinam Sunoe einigl
Shldge appIi3irt bate, pom Nidler Snel
3u etner @elobube uon $50 oerurtbetlt.
- @enern abeuO fam Die iabrlide Scr.
iammluug Der attieninbaber oes ,,Sinoer-6o,
ipitalS" itatt, in wel9Cr 0r. 9. y. ytileS gun
Btdfoenteu uno Sames $. Saulle Suu
Setretdr erruGblt uur0e.
- Better Cooper uon Neip gorf mar &c
tern in beiiger StaOt, Um Der @reeubaf.
Convention bei;uHOhnen.
- Sor9eftern gtbeub hielten ole 9elegater
Der perihte0enen Nrbeiterpereine ibre rSgelmd
Bige Seriammlunl in 8ed'S Saas. 9el
ld;tb. 3. $. Dffrf BON Wtaiue, Der Nah'
fOlser Oe8 9l6tb. eugene pale i'm Gongrsiie
bielt etne GeOe, IN pelder er bemertte, oaB er
oa er als Arbeiter in ben &ougreB gewdblt
lei, Die Sntereiieu Der Irbeiter i'm @ongreiI'
TN auge behalteu wer6e.
-@tifern Abeno ltattsteu her &btb. 3. Q
@oooruff uou @eorsla unO Ribter q. g8
YiuoSlep bon Baltimore, Der @roB SanSIe
uno 8tce.&anSler beS Srbens Der yBptbias
Ritter," in Be9leitung uerdie6ener SroenS
briioer BON Baltimore Der ,Galantbe
f=. IL" an &.StruBe einen Seiu9 ab, no Il
bonn @roB -SauSler Bailey unb &anSler s. 9
3hompon uno ben iibrlgen 8iirOentrGgcrI
Der 2o9e aui'S 5rennOliflte bemiutOmmuC
muroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
@ermtid,te teleerapbii6e 9epeid,en

- Dle Angelegenbelt oes gum &ooe per-
urtbeilten YrieiterS y ituS Bi f ortuS 8
Ioats geitern Dor Der Seguaoigungsbeb0r
in Sarrlsburg, Benni., sur Ssrbanolung ges
langeu, purne ieood abermals auigeifoben.
- Das Sollidiff 80 smes o"
aus 9tem-g gorf ! d Il iterte in Der uorletz
ten Had]t bel Weft Quoobg an Der 8iiite BON
gtopa Scotia. Die 0tauni9aft purbe &C..
rettet.
- Sn perifiebeneu 9tdbtsn bon SO a / o.
9uIettS fanben 9eftern Ui aporSwab :
len itatt, unb in ben meiiten Sdllen fegten
Die Republlfaner. Sn @louceIter rpuroe ieood)
Der @reenbatfler @m. 99iliams ermGblt.
Oas Grefutip @omite Der & b | { II.
6 m b no ii o n fuirD artl nddbiten 9Dns
heritage in ytetp@gorf 3uiammentreten uno in
Be,ug anf ole Sortoauer oe8 beItebenoen
@ompafteS umterbanoeln. Die BON Der Sc
bl9b+&oblen @oRpagnle" "neruriadtenS6ple<
r,gfeiten gesen Die @rneuerung Der &ombinas
tlbn iollen beIsittgt lporoen iein.
Die Broouftenhanrler Sebn 3. DiSer &
Comp. IN Soii IN tellten geitern in 8olge
Der bon ibrem Sanseisreiienoen t6enrp s.
OaDton Deriibten Sdlidun9en, beren Setrag
nod ni6t 9enau ermittelt 1T, tbre 3ablungen
elr1.
Der Oemofrat Wm. 9arIoe tpuroe eeitern
nit 107 Sttmmen @ehrbeit iiber cen 0fepub-
llfaner Cooper gum 8iirsernleilter Der Staot
Bon9bfeep lie, H.-D., erwdhlt. Die
Nepublifaner erudblten uler bon IefS Staot-
ratbsmitsIieoeru.
-Sas. &onnors, Wai9iniff in elmer
gGgemiible sn Cape Sincent, W..D., murbe
geitern BON Der Waihinerie erfaBt uuo 10
itrsdlif] 3erfielitt, oaB man ieiH ablsben
tinold ertpartet.
-Sn Srenton, W.<S., tagt sur 3eit
elm Gonpent Der Sroenpaaren Sabrtfantsu
(Potters). Der &onoent miro bis Donuer-
flag AbeuO in Sisuns iein.
- Sn2os In9eles, @al., fanb Dor.
seitern bic 0t uni3 almabl ftatt,
uno bic Grbeiterpartei erudbite aqe ibre Gan.
oioaten NIT Ausnabnle BON brei Staotr1tbeu.
Samuel Snep, Sbabreier
heS StdotdenS grunsmid, Waine, bat II II :
ter d. lei fe i'm 9etrage bon $1,000 bis
$23OOibegansen.
= Der Yoli5eifrieg in Of> t..
I o Il 8 nnroe geitern bis auf gSetteres be-
enoet, inbem Stabtmarifal Carpenter fid)
6eS Wtarfthaules, In rpelaem bic Boliset
oes Utapors Baumann ibr Sauptquartter
hatte, neblt allen bort aufbeluabrten itaOtii9eu
| Ootumetten bemdd]ti9te. OfaDor Saumanu
ieiltefs tslnsn gStoerltano, beabfibtigt iepot,
fId1 abermals an bic @erifte AZ soenoen.
u Bel Der seitrtsen Wtnnisipalsuabl in
81 psS O { n, Conn.,, iie9ten be R.publi,
faner. Die Oemofraten erbielten bisner ae.
p6bnlih bel Staatss ober gtationalpahien
cine 0lebrbeit bon 1900 Stimmeu in Der
Stabt.
-Sountagsbeilige in 81 n.
einnati haben iest einen arsns,mg segsn
Die borti9en Wtrtbe nnb Snbaber uon Con.
sertlofalen pegen GerlebunS Der Gountdgs-
geiese erDffnst unb Elm .3mansissr-@omite sr.
nannt, tbeld)es geeignete gAritte 3nr 65roe=
rnHs ibrss 3wsdes trefsa lOl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
Ser SanoelSsGonnettt TIT 9setus
SrledttS.

Stem sSrleans, 8. DECEMBER. - Der
6aubels<@onuent trat beute i'm ,Sorieties
Sheatre" suiantmen NIB muroe Sur9 Srn.
@prus Sufiep, Soriteer bes @rsfutip< Cont,
te's, sur Sronung 9erufen. @ouuerneur gti,
dolls bielt Die Semillfommnuu9srsbe, ipelds
BON 5rn. Dlurrap aus aentrdp beautlportei
tpurDe.
Ser @onpent organiiirte ii6 barauf perma
nent, inoem @eneraI Sisbusb See aus Sirsi
n1en gum YrGfioenten, 8. q. Sefter aus
Stem Orleans gum Setretdr uno Elm 8ice.
Yraiioent aus jeoem Staate crwdblt wuroe.
Nab @rnennung peri9iebener Gomite'n er,
foi9te Sertagun9 bis moraen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
3nlaub-lIfpfld,ea
6rdBltd)e Samiltentrasooie.-Sops
neI1nnrn MN keItif,if nrn

Gtnctnnat Il, 3. Deaember. Gtne bier
pelDffentlifte Spesialoepeif)e melbst: ySoi.
Stoooaro, ieine Srau uno oas fleine Sinh
oes @hepaareS purben am lebten Samftaee
als Qeihen in ibrer 0obnung su YinesYlatus,
alesan @ountp, Mid,sau, aufssfunben. Die
a6pfe Der 6sau uno eeS alnoes malen, mdh=
reno Seioe i'm Sette i'm Sdlafe lasen, orr@
einen ShuB in atome seridmettert porben.
aus allen rmftdnben geht berpor, naB Stoo=
barb Die Shat periibte. @r ielbit iaB auireht,
NIT elmer Siid)ie Spiideu ben &nie'n, auf
elnem Stuhle, unb lin 8opf NOR ebeniaus
BON etuer &usel our6bobrt. Gr fiibrte ieit
lau9er 3eit eiu ausidpelienbes 2eben uno
bate 0Iters georobt, itd unD feline Samilie
um2ubriuQeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
Grtr1ttt fett.

Staunton, Tm9 3. Deg. - @tlli an
9etpis, 8ruoer beS ebemalisen Bunoesiena.
tors 9epis, ertranf gefern pdhrenb er bel
Yort=&epublic in elmer 9haiie ourh ben Sbes
nanooab SluB iabren ipollte. Gin gteger,
mel9er fif nit ibm i'll Der @6aiie befano,
fam ebenfaas I'M. @rsSenator 2ewi8 ielbii
fubr su osrIslben 3eit i'll einem Soote iber
ben HluB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
SaS 0erbre6ett an 0et 9eI0tuare=
W0rDIdnoer 0retae.

gBl m ln9ton, Del, 3. 0e3br.-Sral
OoOiou, Bhtlip Siucent uub gSm. gemcOmb
tusltle au9etla9t iino, um II. 9topember einer
Woroansrtif auf ben Neger Soues 8enIad)t 81
habeu, muroen gsitern Dem Sreisgeridlte II
gtewcaitle, 9el., uOrgefiibrt. SIR YrO5ef
miro mabridelnIia am ud4fen Woutage be
oinneU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
Rod cttt ,Gprner" tn Waisett

&btcag0, 3. Oej.-Ote Yrelle 0eS gBQi-
! ldlOiien iebod stwas bSbsr, ais 9eitern absnO.
ylan Mil piiien, oaB Sr. Scene etne bctraft.
li1e rpeitere Summe @elbeS aus Ncm Yort
erbalteu bat uuo OaB uOrgeu EN- 8eriuh &C.
madbt tperoen miro, alien in Wtilmautee ans
laugeuoen 2Saijen aufjufaufeu un0 i'm Suite.
reiie Der Combination auriidinh1lten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
WanffnWiftfenfc

Concord, W.s5., 8. DECEMBER. - Die
.Benacoot Sapinss Banf" su sstlberuille,
N.=S., bat ibre 3ahlungen eiugefeat. Das
Ealliment iit bic UoIse oes Dor SnrSsrf eifae-
tretenen Hanferotts DenfD s. Sropn's uno
Or. Arthur Bromn's gu Stib rpiIe, iomie
anOerer 8erluffs. Die Depofiten bstrasen
$284,.18,
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Ser Mmfr,tbt tn 6ettt,tGD .

VertngtO n, 8p., 8. Oe5ember. - Der
9ufruhr in Sadion, greathitt County, 8p.,
1T porldufi9 3u @noe. Sderiff Stsgtns id1affte
ben 9efangeuen WDroer am lestsn 5reltage
unter @sforte bon % Semaffneten uad) Gid]
mouo. 8p., uub bradlte ibu i'm oorttgen @e=
fdnsniiIe unter. Die Gbfihrung oes @eian'
9eneu aus Sadion eriolgte i'm @ebeimeu unb
ohup Inrmiiieu hpS RHbplS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04

EI Su 5ance's Yateuts ReSt /.
tin. 8 epot Rr. l08, Beit. 8altimorsftr.s
InS alle ddlten arSeueieu gu finoen, J. ..
Or. &balmer's SeiltinItur, 6oItetter'S Sta
gen Sitteeer, Sapae's 8rufl6lunQsmittel,
Bombs Grtratt, Bterce'S gutoedung, ReQer'S
rOnild,eS yiutmeut, Sbent's Sprnp, Eonis
eum uno Sitterer, @reen's Iusaft- Blumen,
6oite's Sgrnp, ole 3igeuner.S 6ums
phrep's Specificur, 4per'S Reoisiaea, iua
ME ale populdrea peitmlttel Der @eeeas
mart. (150ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
Ueruttidte Oepefd)e,t aus Netus
Norf.

<0orf, 3. Desember.-9ie 8arfe
rWonrobia" sias heute init elmer an5abl gees
9er>Nuswanoerer BON bier mad 0tberien ab.
- Der y8oarO of Qlosrmen" autortiirte
hsute 5rn. Srancis 9. Sptnola uno oeiien
@eihaitsiheilbaber, unter 9enliieu geOiu
guugen SarpfrDbren nad Dem logeuannten
6oug'ldsn Sgiteme inter ben StraBeu Der
Staot ;u legen, Inn Der Staot uno iAren Se>
pobuern Oampf su 9eiSun9ss, SOd)= unS
allen auoeren 3wefen, 5u lpelAen maaOampi
perpeu0en fam, su lleieru.
- Die sBrouioent= Sauin9s' Snltitutiou"
in .}erleps@ltp mar 9eitern uno beute einem
Sturmlaufe threr @ldubiger ausgeiett. Nle
Oepoiitoren, uelhe ibr @elo uerlaugten, tpur,
ben prompt ausbeSablt.
- Or. @oiparo Gooper leste heute ben
Qnttseio als Wapor al.
- Sobn g. Gounins tDotete heute abeno
ietne @altin ourd S6lase nit einem Snip
pei. Der M6rosr purDe perbaitet.
-Dle 3oa @innabmen betrusen beute
$2s4,0Oo.
- Ser lluterihesmeiiter sablte heute fiir
Sntereiien $640, 900 u. fir einsesosene Dbl.
gationen $207 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
&e8enftfirttte ,tno tlebeti d1tuen,nt,t,,
Gett ttt Hetts lS1fQInft0.

Q 10 B e9 II, Wfe., 3. Oe3enlber. -
Woore & g8ilion's Srempelmible an Solon-
Sails 8roof, iomie mehrere anoere GtabliiIe.
mentS fiub burdl etne llsberi6memnluna ser.
itDrt moroen. @s reguet pbne unterlab mei-
ter, uub oas 8afer itebt t1ber, als felt pie.
len Sahren. Wtan befirAtet, oaB mebrere
Sriiden unb anbere @ebdnoe in ben ndhnen
Stuncen fortseriiien meroen. Der &ennebec
lit ebenfalls i'm Steiseu.
9artforo, Conn, 3. DECEMBER. Der
aeitrlse Sturm ribtete groBen Sbaoen IN
Sartforb @ountp an, uno uiee Sabads>
S6nppen unb anbsre Gebdube wuroen ums
aeiuebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
GomgreB sSerbanblungen.

Stan1ep Mattbems, Der from M {
3ne6t Tom Scott'S, ipribt
itber bic uSerassBacifi
Sabn."
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- -@uS benz NiObraratbdle in Nebrasfa
toeroeu nettere @epalttbaten our@ ieiubli1e
SnotQHer beridltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
8rnuOuetatGG.

g an Sran5tsco, 3. Oc5ember.-0ie
Wobnnns oes 5ru. q. WcYberion lit Si.
ron, Soiano- -@ountp, branute beule friib nies
Der uno Elm alS 0ienftbote in Der Santlie an.
9efieutes Snolanermdo9en fam in ben Siam,
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Neeer@ s6anotbaten lit so,tiftama.
y&Qf1rSGteinltdt efft 4nMd1aertd1f.

gt EN- Orleans, 8. Oe5ember. - Sine
OepeId1e aus 6ranttin, 2a., berihtet, baB elm
9te9er, Hamens DtoullanO, am lebten cams
tag Abenb eiu 5ur 6anliiie bes Sderiffs bes
airdpiels ct. Warp 9eb0rises Mdoden Ill
uotb5iidtigeu periudte, glidliher 9Seie ie,
bod ourh Die Oa5mildentunft mebrerer Ser.
ionen peri9eudt pur0e. SpGter oil oemiels
ben NbenOe brad Mtouitanb in ein nabe Der
Stabt 6rantltu gelegenes Saus etu unb Der.
itbie stnen iddnolid)en Iu9riif auf bte 8e=
wohnerin - cine perpittpete Dame. Sbre
6iiliernie brad)ten ole ytabbarn auf ben
Shauplat, uuo Der gtegT ipurbe periolst
es selaug ieto9 erit am folsenben Morseu,
bas ihpar5e Sheuiat fef5unehmen. ytadz
Dem er bon ben betrefienOen SrauenSlmmern
ioentifi3irt p6rben mar, bra9te man tbn in
bem @eiGn9ntie INTER.
@eiteru Rorgcn fano man bic 3elle bes
9efangenen leer unb bic Sbiire erbrod]en,
ipdbrenO 8lutlpuren bon bort nod elmer
gSerfte ON SluBuier fiihrten. Die aage,
meine anfidt lit, oaB Die SreuuOe Der Srausu>
3immer udbreno ter gta6t in bas @efdug:
NIP etnoran9en, benz 9seger bic 9eble burd).
ibnttten uuo feline &eide IN oen SuB tparfen.
Die Siirser BON 5ranflta unO umseSeno
bieltsn geiteru abeno cine 8sriammluag uno
beidloiien Gugeithts Der INNER mebr .3uneb.
menoen @eiebloit9feit in benz &irdiptele, eine
freiwtlltge Yoliset 5u etabliren, nm bic Srb,
Sro1> oN.E.of
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Der Oet0ut drfea

wzDorf, 8. DeSbr. - @elb pillis
81 24-3. 8ediel 4.81. @olb l9lob beutt
III 1901. Bunoes Obsicatiouen l6lofieu
feit; 18sler Coupons 1898, neue 1889,
1854, 1867er 1868, 1851 1904, ueue Siintet
1861, 1O.4Oer&oupons 1919. Aftien l1lofen
flau; Stem Yorter Central 111s, Grie 18s
eafe Sbore 68g, SGinoiier Central 76, YittR.
burger 83, &bicago<Hortlpeitern 46s, Brts.
ritdten 76, 8od>Sslanb 1l75, @eftesn lluion
Gel. 944.
llnteridabamts Bllan3: Sob $125, $685..
542. 9ourant S45.7l4 36O
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SrGttoe.

9eaihbille, Gem, 3. DECEMBER. -
Sn SabetteuIlle, Ssnn., ipuroen beute firth
ieds gdoen turd) Ueuer seritSrt. Beilufi
$4,000; gerfaeruns $4,000. Der 8aa,
renporratb luurre gum sroben Sbeile ssrettet.
Oetroit, Mid., 8. DECEMBER. - @onl.
ftod's 3uber, unb @lmerfabrlf in @ranb.
9tapios puroe ourb elm beute friib auSgebro
aenss 6euer i'm 8strage bon $4,000 bei9a,
otqt.. Seine g5eriiferuha.
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Gtaat RarpIano,
ruugs=5epartement,
Gommijf6rs= y iireau.
Teitassan3eisem.

UtFuynuWtttYeAs
Scr grnRe
rtbeI1rdmfte @erfa,tf
9epi m ( in ber9fr' 8
mmsebemrem Eager bon
Sttefeln,
S9ubfn unb aautfdnk- -Sbubwerk.
llnjere unsebeusren 9orrdtbe bspsiien, mas
gnersie uub llmiidt 81 sSese
bringen.
9ie Yreiie allein erflaren ben Griolg.
8reBes 8aarenIaser uno tletue Drofite haben
grSBtem Mblab lit Baltimore
etm8etra8em
giesante 5iesenleoerne Damen=anopfft.feI ME unter
$2.25 uerfauit. aui st.15 bera6seest.
zanopffiefel BON irunsoFid5em sebe,, bon
s2.to auI 81 berobseiest
Damen,nOpfaieTel BON fransaHidem sieaenleber. ue
unter So. 20 nerfauft iest $l.50.
Siesenteberne Samen anopfiticieI, auf
70 Gents berab9eieet
Foxed Damenin0pfiiefel BON 3iesenleber, BON So
auf 81 berabseest.
9amenfnopffieiel bon fransoiifbem 9eber,
auT 80 Gents berabseiest.
auserorbenIdae greisperrinqer1lna
Der eIesantefen anopieieI bon ran86Flthem qeoer
nit fransoFiden G6idsen uno 3ebenfteiien
(B0x-Toe)
BON sa uui $3.50.
Saf unmosd, absr bod tbatiddlid:
Onmen= =8nopf= Eudidube
NIT iransoFlben abidten uno 3sbeniteiie
So so auT si.75
berunterseiest.
Wdbhen anopj Stiefel
bon franaofiitem Y aseoer, friiber $3.50,
iebt SO Gents.
U'aoden=sdnar=edubs
rs Cts. heuntersefett.
snabeniauae.
70 Gents umS 81 berabseett.
sobe anabenfietel.
ME unter So pertauft iest SIPS.
arteits eanaridubs fir Mdnner 81.
serrenzSaI6itiefeI Caters,
nie unter st.75 5u baben,. ..... .iest 81.
@endbte Mdnners sSal6ftiefel nit 3ebenfeife,
inlner gu $3.50 De1fauft, lest $1.25.
9albleberne Serenfefd,
rtte utter s. ber9e9eben, iest $500.
Waiierbihte Stiefel
fit fltiiher pber Sierbrauer,
aetp3bnIiter Prets So, aui s2.75 b,ra6geiest.
Serrens9autIduffie better Gualitdt $2.76.
Serren<aautih ihutihuhe "A Gents.
Damense5u e5umni6ube better GuaIitdt So ets
Wabdben @ummiidube better aualitdt 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04
Seleqrapbiidle Sepeide1t.

[8erihte Der raiiociren Breiie' fur ben rDeuti6eu
@orreIp ponoenteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-04

- Der YembiHa'er 3utig Der &c n a.
bii@eu Bacific' o b H." pelfer
bic Giieubabnperbiubung Der Trouins Nani-
toba NIT ben 8ereinigten Staateu berlfellt,
murne 9eferH ponenbet,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-08-23
Train RObblng.

A dispatch from Atchison says that one of
the boldest and most daring train robberes
that ever occurred in the west took place
about one o'clock Tuesday morning about
one mile below Winthrop Junction, opposite
Atchson. AS train No. on the Kansas
City, st. Jo and Council Bluffs railroad
south bound, left Winthrop Junction, Con-
ductor Brown noticed four men get on the
platform between the baggage car and the
first coach. Not thinking anything wrong,
at the usual time he left the baggage car and
started to go through the train. The first
persons he met were the four men stand
ing on the platform, As he stepped on the
platform, the acting leader pulled out two
reyolvers and holding them at him ordered
him back into the baggage car, at the same
time directing him to hold up his hands
As they entered the car from the dark end,
the first man they met was Griffith the bag
gage man, and he was ordered to hold up
his hands while pistols were held on him.
A young fellow named " alker, who was in
the baggage car, was then reached. and the
same order given. Frank Baxter, express
agent was sitting in the light end of the car
his bills in his lap and the express safe open
beside him busy with his work He had not
noticed the scene that was being enac ted in
the car, aud his first knowledge of the dan
ger was a revolver thrust in his face, and he
was ordered to hold up his hands.
The leader of the gang then stepped up to
his safe, and deliberately transferred the
money, about So, 100, to a sack they had
with lthem. Conductor Brown was then
asked if he had any money, and he replied
that he had not. With their pistols in his
face they then ordered him to stop the train
and having no other alternative, he pulled
the bell rope, and as the train slowed up the
four men backed out of the car, still cover
ing the Others with their pistols, and dsap-
peared in the darkness. No swearing was
INDUCED in, and the work was done in less
than five minutes, The train was filled with
passengers, but none knew of the robbery
until the robbers had escaped. The thieves
were cool and collected, showing no sieus of
timidity, and went at the work like old, ex-
perienced hands. None of them were
masked.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-08-23
Cleansing the Farm.

The harvest has ended Now will follow
q time of comparative leisure. For the ear
nest farmer there is very little or any real
leisure. When he has made his crops, and
and carefully secured them when the feels
relief from the pressure of work which must
be performed, he is just then entering upon
a time as important to him and to his sue
cess as any time in the circling year. 1t is
the time of cleansing.
Too many farmers neglect this important
part Of their mission, and the consequences
are decidedly bad Their farms, which
should be as clean as skillful management
can make them, are allowed to sprout and
grow all kinds of weeds and obnoxious
growths, to mature seed, and to exhaust the
soil. Nor do they heed these destructive
aggessions until they are compelled to get
ready field for cultivation. The fence cor
ners become tangled 'thickets, and the fence
rows hidden in the deep shadow of these
ugly infaT wildwoods, are wastefully left to
premature decay-the whole expression of
such farms being bad aud repulsive in the
extreme.
A few farmers seem to think these wild
productions are an inevitable evil one that
must be endured because it cannot be sue
cessfully remedied. They have made some
effort to destroy the pest but have seen their
toll rewarded with a much more luxuriant
growth only. This disheartening fact can
easily be accounted tor. The work was done
at the wrong time or in the wrong way.
1t is almost useless TO kill weeds and bush
es by single cutting in the spring or early
summer The more work done at this season
the worse for the farmer, unless it be prepa-
ratOry only to work to be done in the
right time.
As the leaf.growth of most shrubs is near.
ly perfect by the end of August, we have
found, by experience that to be the mosl
auspicious month for the destruction OF
whatever we wished to Danish from our soil
Hence, it became rule for us to clean ouI
farm'in the month of August when the sigI
was in the heart, and the value of that rule
with us, is demonstration
As for the weeds which afflict us, W,
should never suffer them to ripen their seeds
To the diigent is the mastery.
Burdscks may be destroyed most any
time, by cutting them little below the sur
face of the ground.
Our method of destroying Black Locust
is to stri p the bark down to the ground, and
then apply salt in liberal quantity-it will
not sprout again.
Willows are easily killed by skinning in
the month of May.
A good flock of sheep will aid materially
in destroying weed growths and, properly
managed, will keep field as clean as q
lawn Chautauque Fdrmer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-08-23

But John was still surrounded BY the
pretty and sympathetic women, who had
cruelty deserted the blue-blooded descendant
of the old Dutch Governor, lying in his
most graceful and languid of attitudes on
a neighboriDg lounge-the descendant, not
not the governor-and had hocked, one and
all, to the handsome and heroic founder of
the new school for teaching people the way
to be rescued from drowning.
These charming creatures spent so much
time at the seashore, and it was nice to
be wise
John was almost hidden in Hounces and
laces but when his eyes met Laura's he
plunged out of those costly billows with his
usual ease and trepidty. There was some-
thing in Laura's eyes that he had never seen
there before; tempting languor; bewitch-
ing shyness bewidering splendor that
stepped his soul in a mad, sweet hope.
Laura stopped one moment to whisper to
her mamma, and John gasped out to Mr..
Steele
IF l dared-if l only dared to tell her
I have told her myself = said the mer.
chant.
That was a pauper, without home OF
friends p
told the story in my own way, John.
continued Mr.. Steele, and fatter myself
told 1t successfully. Do not spoil it, if yor
please. | have managed the past and pres
ent; do you look out for the future
john
And John did. Laura walked through
the parlors that night the envied of all the
pretty and sympathetic women and brav,
and apprecative men that congregate there