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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-01
8raHItett+
Sas eel6c Nteber. - Die Sitaation fn ben
notooitIid1cu 8rouin5en. = slufrmbr
uuo 9lutuer9teKen III Wofior.

6io be Saneiro, 8. Sebruar, - 0aS
seibe 6eber perbreitet iid] INNER meiter unb
Ioroert belonoers inter ben Otatroien Der i'm
hteiiaeu !Sateu lieaenoen SahrSeu9e otele
Spfer. Su ben uorr6ltlideu BrOotr;sn tritt
aQmdhlif cine gerbeIielung in Dem Sanls
t6t8;utanoe Der 8epolferung Elm. Die 9fe.
gterllug bat 100000 900 Ntilrei8 sur Inter
ltaBung Der 9tothleioeuoen I'M 9torOOifen uers
ptlltgt uno lit i'm Segr1ffe, tpeltere 10 Dttl-
lionen fir oenielbeu 3med Su pertuilllgeu.
Inl 4. o8 Dtts. eret9nele iid) ein blutiger
2lufrubr III WoHor. Oa5 DttlitGr erbob lid
uno pertrleb ben Seiebl8baber, lotpie ben SOrz
lteber Der Observation-Disclosures ans Der Stabt.
9teun 8eroueu muroen 9etGOtet uub ptele
Ne9ierunqsgebGube unO 2aOen geplinoert.
9ie Grmoromm8 ,,Stnttertn9
Sad's."
8rt6gep Conn, %. Sebruar. -
Nebrcre Der geItern OernommeueuGntlaItun9
Seu9eu baben cen Iugabeu Der 6rau aleran
Der be0eutenO nioerlpro6eu. 3. 8. lteute eS
iih herau8, baB 6ruu 2lleranoer Elm Yiitol
beieIieu bate, nit mel9Cm iie gllIett tets
orohte uno lbn Sur 9taf9iebiQteit Smang.
SaIistt luuroe aI5 eiu 0tend] bingefClt,
mel6er ourf etne idlnere &rantbeit in einer
SuQeno bab ihmahitnng gep0roen iei.
0araus MIRO bic SsrtbetO,gun9 ierenfaa8 3u
belpelien iud)cu, 0aB eS nld1t gut m09lldl lei,
oaB 6lou 2lleranoer Don Saiett Sur Sbeil-
nabme an Der @rmoroung gSeinbeder'S ges
5pun9en luoroen lCt.
gfoh ncbtere anOere oirefte @iberipriitle
idlieuen Guf Die 9clfuorencn cine tieie 2Sirz
flung ausSuiibeu.
9ll8 @ntlatuugsSeu9en eridienen 9eftern
iuteoer Or. @unnln45 un0 0Hrau &roder, 6eren
2luflagen berett5 genleloet mutoen.
@apltdn 8aa beSepgte, oaB 8aGett bonn
1870. Suit auf etnem Sdtfie 9erpeien Jet.
Ger DtoIo geIdnb am IL. Suli.)
0a8 me,ite SSntereiie ermedte Die Serneb.
mung Baiiett'8. SIN 9nfang mar Der Angez
fla9te ideiubar etrpa5 nerUD8, ipGter aber &C..
mann er isiue Ooue 9tube mo pioerlpraa itd)
uiht Elm ein5ige8 Otel, 10 oaB elmer Der Iu-
pdlte erflGrte, ct babe nod ME einen Iugee
tlagten ild 10 gut pertbelot9en ieben.
Barrett CAB in furSeH unlrtfen cine Sc
ididte ieiues 9an3en 2ebsu8, tubem er bel
Der ieiner 8efanuudait nit 6rau AleranOer
fol9eHoen Beriooe lauger oermeilte. Seine
beute gegebene 9a1itellung Der @rmOrOung
g8einbeder'8 ittmmte NIT Der Sdiloerung,
pelbe er Dem @efdngniBaufieber 8eus ge.
geniiber gemadt hattie, ntd1t gang therein.
l8dhrcno leiucr 2lusiagen brad Saiiett auf
einmal ab unO id)rte, auf 6rau aleranoer
oeuteno: SD piinidte, iie i6iittelte nid1t
| INNER nit Dem &opfe." 6rau 2lleranoer
ihien ihu in Der Shat 0ur9 allerlet @eien
Don iie idaOigenOeH AuSia9en ;uriifbalteu su
molen.
Die Gr9umente Der 9lulpGlte uabmen heute
t6ren 4ntaug unO muroeu auf je orei Stuns
0eu beidlrGuft
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strenees l1rtbetl 9esett SranS.
filter.

9etu =Dorf, %. 6ebraur. gern'
ftein uub Abrabam .. Sreemun, melhe ses
metniam nit benz beretts in's 3udtbaus abs
gefiiblten Berlitetn als Branoitlfter iibertitbrt
murben, erid)ienen 9eute Dor @sritt unb uers
nabmen ibr llrthell, lueldes auf leben5ldng.
li6e 3ud)tbauSbait lautete. SelOe angefIagte
belten Nniprad)eu uno betbeuerten lbre llns
i6ulo. Yiele tpelblidae Serpanote Der Sers
urtheilten maren i'm @ertdlte anpeieno uno
braheu in Sbrdnen aus, als iie bas nrtbell
nPr11ohmPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-01
Gtne Coalition Oct Sent6fratett ttno
8reeut6GsIer tit Wtdttaa1t.

Gaming, Wll9., %. Sebruar. - Gin
Stauts,Sonpent Der @rcenbddler trat beute
in oieier Stabt 5uiammen, nm @anotoaten
: fir Die Iemter oes Sberrld,terS nuo oes STE
genten Der Staats lln,periitdt gu nomtniren.
Gin @oneent Der Oemofraten mar gu benz
glei4en 3neGe bier in Stung. Gin BON
betoen @Oupenteu ernanntes @0nferenS @omite
bradlte cine Coalition beiOer 8arteien gegen
Die &epHblifaner gu Stanoe, unD beibe @onz
pente nominirten cieielben &anOioaten. Die
Demufrateu ratift,irten auBerbem Die Ylatt-
form Der @reenbGdler nit Nusnabme oe8 8.
Sei6luiies, pelder ale Siir9er obne 8iid,
ftdt aui Bartei auiforoert, iid gu uereintgen
uno bas 2ano Dor benz Sanferotte Su retteu,
nit rpclhem eS bur6 Die Bolitlt Der belr-
iheuoen Bartei be0roht miro.
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Scr WelDmarft.

Stem Dort, %. 6ebIuar.-8Olgen6e8
iino ole S6luBnotiruugen: @elo 3-5. St.s
Behiel 4.8G. guuOe8.Sbltg.; 1881er 1863,
1867er 102, 1868er 1929, neue 6iinfer 104t,
10 40er l044, 9lt. @olumbta 81t. 4ftlen:
9tetp gotfer @entral 1164, @rie 25g, Safe
Sbore III, Sainoiier @entral 8l4, Yttt8burg
914, Chicago Wurtbweitern 56g, 90. Bripri-
tdteu 874, JtOd,Sslauo 1919, gSeiteru Union
Sci. 1863.
llnterihasanlts= Silan5: Sob $116,770,=
EoA. To,,rort GEA O00 oe7
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9ret MtuOer ferbratt,,t.

@bicaso, %. 6ebruar. @eitern aben6
besab iidp Die Satin bes 5rn. S. Is. Soul
ion in @oalOlae, sSsbiter County, Sa., 5u
einen1 8elude mad Der gSohnun9 elmer be,
nadbarten Samilie uno lieB ihre orel &tnber
i'm 4lter bon brei bis neun Sabren allein gu
Sauie suriid. gSahrenO ibrer 4breiie brannte
6as 5aus Hieoer uuO Die brei Sinber fameu in
hpr eelnn1men nm
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Dr. q. 4. Anoermoo0,
Nr. 166, gSeT=TaDettez Str
na6e gutatp=Strabe,
g d Iti ut o re, M b.

nnbe GutaD>StraBe,
SAT- 1T ore, 0 D.,
tulbmet ber Bebanouns droniider 2eiben afler slrt
feline Muimerfiamfet. gr beilt gteroen=Grantbeiten
rabifat, peder Ilriade ie aud eutftammen. @r flIz
rrt arebs srinblid penn oas eeioen iid nidt iiber
bas game Spiem perbreite bot. mittelit elmer ieren
Nfetbooe obne 3ubIlfenabme bes peiiers bessleiben
ale @sIdpIljte uno austpii6ie biden 3als IL. f. 10.
G5eItpire aler Mrt meroen sriuolidb aussebeilt.
5dmorrboiben, blinbe, ofene ODER iudenbe, einerle
ipie ftlimm ub bas aeben Iein, ODER peld9e Mitte
man aub be, its obne einoerlns sebraubt baben
mac, fann er bll, = eine ibmerSloie, unddbde Dtez
tbobe, obne 5u bneoen ooer @eibditsz ober slrbets
eineIuns nobis Su MAIDEN, ioiort ltnbern uno sdnsz
lid, unb auf bic Oauer furren. Sieien Grfog saran=
trt er poiitip ober nerlan9t feline Sesabuns. Sc
ben 5aa pom SraueEbeIdtuerben in ipel6er spealai=
tdt ihm cine 9robe grfabruns sur sette ebt nerma9
er gu milbrn ober sans au beiesen oipte ieoen Sal
BON Blaienibmdfe bei Sflnbern, fpele ben urin nbt
halten fonnen. gu beilen. gr bari b auf Gen. 9. D.
2pler. Boitmetitsr i'm Baltimore. ben adt6aren %.
g. stenser. @onsreBza atseotbneten BON Pennielraz
MEN, 4,ator U. &eeer. Theol. Dr., in Gettnsbul9,
Ba., SberIt 6. e. Npers Nr. 67, ct. 8aul=strabe,
Baltimore, un6 Srn. GbDaro S. SburG, friibereIl
&aiiirer oer rBanf Of eommerce" in Baltimore, be-
aiehen.
Berat6unesfunbeu: BON fri9 bis Gadtmittaa 2
lhr uno BON Nbenbs bis llbr Sonntaas pom
bis 6llbr Nadmttass.
Sonorar in alien 5dllen mdbis; @oniultiruna uns
:tgetlih. tSan.S, ,t2Ditefl
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9nnt Snoe reritrtheilt. .

@oOper s t 0 10 II, u. g., %. 6ebr. -
Otpron u. SueQ WurOe getern iiberfiihrt,
@atbarIre 90. RiharoS am %. Stunt 1873
crmorbet 5u baben. 0a8 @erif,t iprad beute
oa8 SOoeaurtbeil iiber Den 0i0roer aus lnb
ieete Die !6inrIbtuns auf oen IS. Npril b. S.
fef. Gtn Intra9 auf eiuen ueuen YrO5eB
un0 2uiiAub Oe8 llrthsils lpnr0e perlporien.
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- Die Manni6aft ocS BON 86lubclpbia
mad Sp@ulh beitlmmteH . ampf fer8
VI berfeIOg," mttder auf bOber gee inter.
glug, murOe Ourd zen ShoOner y&ameniac"
9erettet unO oorgeterH 5u BORT @teOpap, N.z
B., gean0tt.
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Gntiesli6eSranotataitrop9e.-Ste
non slHenSdteu Derfts10IiiHf.

Wel{onotlIe, ., 26. Sebruar.-Ole
8obnung oss Srn. S. 90. 2unsforO braunte
pdbrenb Der psrsangeneu gtadt nieosr unb
9r. 2unsiorb, lolpie iedS ieineratnber tamen
in ben Slammen nm. Jtur bic Srau unb
Elm 6ino rplIr0eu aerettet.
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gMimsa,adlrfd,te,t. i.

8bitapelphia. 28. 6ebruar. - Der
0ampfer ngenniBleania" 1T bon 9loerpcOI
einsetrOffeu.
Observation-Disclosures, %. Sebr.-
Der Dampfer rGlmor@ sepann I'M ubr
gtahm. bic bObe Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-01
Die untersethueten offertren ibr
mdorenIa0er ueblf Ginrid)tunn un1

4umoid,ait. zines Der uerbooaien Sieier Bfanhe in
Der @tabt, sum Berfauie uniere gde 1T an Der Spise
oes beoeuenben Yerfebsneges fir ben 9an3en Staot.
tbetl jiibpeltb pon Gambler Station uad bem Sano=
BET Diarte, unb Gle iddftsumjdte fonnen BITS au
issiabssen @sibatts iparsm spis allaemeir beiann
ebenfo pIoiitabeI. Cute @rjnte iir ben Bertauf.
y. EDtuin GttMe y GDmp.,
Gpeaerei- unp 0lehIhdnber,
f621 Gffe ber &utafus llub Enmben<& &tta6e,
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= Die 6radtraten fir @etratbe bon
Chicago nad oem Often betraSen iest 20
Gents pro &entner, uno cine weitere Rebufs
tIon Diro erDartet, lobalo bic 91ifIfabrt I'm
gDeiten er6finet tlf.
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a5ermtI6te 9epeI0et. aus 3eips
MnfF

Wem> 3 orf, 28. 6ebruar.-0er III gh.
1892, Srouomap, pObneuoe SO Sabre alte
Jft1ola8 8utbS ia9te iih seiteru 9lbeno in
Der Setrunfenbeit etne Sugel ourd oen Sopf.
8erislbe mar Sdantwdrter bsi Srau Barbara
Sppermann unO IN Der letten 9Sode fait forts
pGbreno betrunfen.
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eomttatszsepertemeut, Rathbous

tdtSz9epartement, TatbhamS,
y Balttmore, ben q. fse6r. 1879.
Gtaentbiiter bon Gts tetdlen uerben hermit
auf ben 8. Abitnitt Der t3. Ronember 1873 aene=
misten Stabtperorbnung 9tr. aumerfiam aeinolbt:
s3. abfdnttt. lino es miro ferner uerfust uno per.
orbnet, baf iraeno cine Yerion ooer Berionen ober
Sorperid,aft, ipelhe aus bem bon ibnen benubten
gisteife ooer Eetd,en bas gBaiier am T. OidrB podr
ftdnbis abSulafien fidb weisern obtr perabidumsn,
obue norbersesansene Dlahnuna etner @e!bbuBe bon
eerteben meroen einiufahren fino, unterltegen uno
Ser Sanitdts=@ ommiiIdr erbdlt anburd bic gSeung.
bic 8eitimmungen oieer 9erorbnuns prompt uno 9es
bors in Ionaus au ieten."
(5f-6l Sanitdtsz@ommifidr.
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Morris 4 gfmrp's Katarrb-
o~"~J y
GpXlmfffsf

IS beilt atuten unb dhroniben 9aarrb unb benz.
ffeltet, menn ieoe anbere Bebanblung febIseidlase
raide Sriung. @s bat ben 9ebraud fohpleIiaer
ginatbmungs =Npparate unb gfaienoouben foft 9ans
nerbrdru.. Cine einmalise Anpenoung bebt bas @ez
{ibI bon sbnere unb Druid TIM Sope uno erlpe6t
unb nertrei6t Den einsetrotneten edlem, Der Die
Naie peritopjt. @S ptrb BON ben pronlourten Nerj=
ten neribrenen unb b0thtdbf inooiTrt uno pom Bubz
lifum selobt, bas es einbeis t Dos bette, 9esen Sea-
tarrb tn den etnen Staoien betannte Nfitel erGrt.
Betreffs Iteftate uno Serihe nber burG uner Uiitz
tel beiperffe1igte auren perDeien mir ad,ungspoll
nut unlere Msenten 9S. Solemam & Nosers, Or.
176. observation-disclosures
Breis so Gents Die 5iai6e. Si1 aflen Npotbefen
uno bef 9. g. @ance, Nr. 1913, g9eft=SaItt'
& Comp, 1bpmfeu & Wutb uno 8nt. 3.
Brown 6 Bruoer. fgpr.6. i2Wte, fu.2.p)
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Gpeaial . Notiae,t.
Cine &arte.

Cine &arte.
I'm VIE, pdde an ben Goisen BON Sueenbilnoen,
nerp6ier e9wdde, gntfrdituns, SerIuft Der Dianz
nesfraft &C. leioen, enoe i'd TO aenfrei etn Rsaept
bas fie furiIt. Dieies srose Ssilmttel purbe BON
etnem UftiFondr in glo=Mmerita entbedt. Stidt etu
abreliirtes @oupert an &ep. Soiepb z. Snman, sta'
tion 8, 8ble=1ouie, N.=g, @itp.
= (Sant6, st. .&fp.i.a.Zgl
0aff SSietid,mann s. Comps YreBbefe
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bat, ba6 pele Na4ahmunsen urlz
ferer Seie f6 i'm Dtarfte beftnben, 10 bat ae dtte
yresbete unieres Gabrifates auf iebem Badete ben
Namen unierer 6irma. aGe anberen finb Ra9ab'
munsen.
gfan pertanse BON ieinem Grocer 8aff, sstetidb<
uaann & Somp's NreBbete 2dsIiG friid'
Gabrit,Depot: Nr. "a, WorosGmta sStraBe.
(Rdrsl9.tS .. g. 8ennett, 9eibdftfdbref
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Grnlo5fpn In etfter Sautpfmiif,le,

@tncl lnnatt, o, %. 6ebruar. = Die
Danpfmiible in Someriet, O., uuroe seftsln
gtadmittag burh elne @rploiton gum Sbeile
bemolirt uub Der Moidinift Senner 9edlpth
setDotet, Dian slaubt, baB Die @rploiion
oaonrh peruria9t fpuroe, baB Der Dtaiainiit
ben beinabe leer seporbenen Sefid nit faltem
gSaiier Qufsufiinen ueriutte.
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Die GbtneIenfraGe. -8orifdJtsmaks
reseitt ae8ett ettteH 2lnfrttbr ia
Eoft Efr0ffzfScn.

Gan Sran5tsco, %. 6sbr.-GeueruG
WtcGomb bat auf Befebl oeS @pupsrHeurs
Wadlen Dor alien 8afieni6len Der Dfilii po.
tlrt, tneem man befitrdtet, oaB nod1 Gintrefs
ten Der ermarteten Seto6otidDaft oes Brdfoenz
ten n6er oIe Nntt- @btueieu Bib elm Aufrubr
enflteRen tonnte. IS lit uidt betannt, OBJ Der
@ouoerHellr Austunft iibtr cine beabii6tiate,
oerartl9e Seme9une erbalten bat, uno man
glanbt, onB or lelne DtaBre9eln MIR Der 8or=
ildt balber etnlsttete. @S eriitirt gutter @runo
3u Der Innabme, oaB Die 6ihrer Der Arbeis
terpartei bet Der ge9cumdrttgen solitiiden
Sahlage alien 9emolttbQtigteiten entid)ieoen
| opponlren meroeu.
Sootli@er 11nf0l BET oer Grrid)ttttta
ettter SdJeuer.
| Glnclun /, 2S. 6ebr. - gSGbreno Qes
tern etneAn3abl Beriouen nahe 2lbert1, Sn0.,
nit Der Grrihuug elmer Sd,euer beid,qftiot
lparenr iuuroe Sol. ShrCdtuqait ourdl berabs
tiirSsn6eSalttn getDotst uuo Clarence Qeouoro
tOOtli4 Oerpunbet.
Gin GBittcienfrnipaa in &irafntas
GitD+
Sirqiuia y IL y, HeU., %. Sebruar.
= Sn GbInatomn, bem hleigen @bineieu-
uiertel, herIidte beute ben gauSen &ag bie
gr0Bte Aufreguug iibtr 0aS bon 0su @hineien
ent1uprte 4lHehl1e Helb. 8le BolBllten,
lueldle ab9eihIdt ruuroen, um oas g6etb suz
rlid3ubolen, mur0en auge9rlfeu uuo mebrere
GblneIen ieuerten nit S9rOtiliuten aui bic
Seamten. Giue Salue aus 0cu 9teuoluern
Der PoliSlIteH 5erltreute ben BDbel. Das g8eib
lpuroe 5uriidaebraft uno beute gtaduthag
NIT tbrem 2Inbe:er gelraut. 2lui @eiu6 oeS
GbepaareS geitattete man oemelben, ole 6lit4
terpofen I'M @ountp @eidngniiie suSu6rinz
gen. inOem 8elpe beiiirdlteten, bIr6 tbre
| yano8leute crmor0et Su wuoen. Die Boli,is
ten, melde beute 4benO Die Sletoer bes
Srauen5imnerS aus &binatopu bolten, murz
Den abernalS auge9rtncH.
SoDnton'S S6tuimuttOnr.
Steubeuutlle, o, rs. Nebruar. -
| Paul Sopnton ieBte um 41O llbr beute firth
l'leme SdmImmtoUr Uou oitIer StQbt tort
un0 bat iclt0em troB OeS ihmeren Sreibeies
ctrfa pier Nieicn pro Stunoe Surudgeleqt.
0aS 2Sttter III bitter falt. Soputon erruQrs
let, am 7. Utdr5 in Cincinnati einiutreffen.
Die 20 DfetleR lange Strsde bon gSelSurlle
| nab Steubenutlle nahm gcuau Stunoen
IN Anprud. Wtebrere 9ouieuO Bcrouen bat.
! ten ltf BET o,eer StGot am llier perIammelt,
nm Die Antunft OeS SawtmmerS at ermora
ten.
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SelegrapAiide 9epef4ett.

[8eri&te Der ~afoeiirten BreHe' fur ben rDeuti9eu
gorreiponoeuteu".1
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Gie
Yeabo0D Se,ters
Serfdfrungs' 0eieaid)aft bon
Baltimore,
Rp<nnNHroke ffpben Dem NoSf<Mmfe.

Sic ID iefi teretf, eue Mrtsa geb6tot, &$bbsIa
nnb &auttaauassgSaaren tn Der Gtaot ooer auf
bem eonbe arf ein Sabr ober hr5ere aertne ~ re1'
offeturircn. -
Gfretfortuin:
9tomaS 8. Garep, BrdF6enf
HaiIumap gbeRon, Salnes ecrer,
xnod3 Yratt, Seffe Erion,
3. s.. SarDee, Irancis gyhite,.
5. 3. .. 2otrote, &otrort Sioberts,
Eaos. Whit.ibee. francis e. 4tna.
(Hortif0.1S) Htd)aro q. Upif. Gek.
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SaS SSatts per,pirft Ste &pa1'i6e
SMbitote.

Die gerpiatsuns far genfpnsradftaaoe ar=
penottmen.
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SrGnos.

Detroit, Mth., %. Sebruar. - 9as
@ouutp @srt6tssebdu6e Su Dfonroe, Mit.,
ipurbe seifsrn Elm 6aub Der Slammen. Ssr<
lult $4,000.
Dubuque, Sa., 28. Sebruar. - Die
Dampfmiible Der 50. Sones & Comp. 81
Wionticelo, Snb., ipurbe hcute frib purf
Seuer serii0rt. Serluit $4,000; Serfiaes
ruua $4,000,
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GnnareBs@e r9amblnngem.
0ute Nad)riGten fiir Die @eteratten
oes tnertfaniidtett GrieSes.

No6 20 Millionen megseiasnft.
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Ginciuuati, 28. 5ebr. - gSGbreno qe.
tern etne4n3abl Beriouen nabe 2lbert1, Sn6.,
nit Der Grrihuug elmer Sheuer beibdfiiat
paren, puroe Sol. ShrCdtngalt ourd) bera6.
iturSenoeSalttn 9etDOtet uuo &!urence Qeonoro
tOOtli1 uerwunoet.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23
Cottonwood Makes Better Grove
Than Nothing.

What varieties of trees shall we plant
In hard times, and for those whose
pressing daily wants absorb their en-
tire revenue, the cottonwood, in this
State, is the tree for the people. Al
though ''desp:sed and rejected By ma
ny, yet a grove of thrifty cottonwoods
on the farm is far better than no grove
at all, and is valuable lin the absence OF
any thing better for fuel, or for the
erection Of cheap sheds for the protec-
ton of cattle, or even the implements
used on the farm. The cottonwood can
be raised easily from cuttings; in many
places along the streams, and on the
river bottoms, large numbers of seed
ings are frequently found that can easil,
be pulled up and transplanted. If my
own experience for the past two seasons
could serve as guide for the future,
cuttings stuck in the ground are as sure
as the seedlings.-Correspoadence Sene-
ca Courier.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23
The Cornstalk Trouble in Cattle.

Squire Haviland writes to the Sioux
CITY Tribune, relative to the plague
now sweeping away many cattle in the
west. ANY thing from his pen upon
live stock subjects will be of value and
interest 10 our readers. and we there
fore quote largely from the letter. He
says:
II will call the disease by another
Emancipation. and the reason for
my opinion is that have opened at least
twenty head of cattle that had died from
feeding on dry corn stalks. and in eve
~ case found impaction in some one of
the four stomachs: mostly, however. in
the first Some of these stomachs were
distended to their utmost limit. aud
have no doubt but death ensued direct
" from the pressure of the stomach on
the organs of the chest. Other cases
presented less distension. but impaction
was in every case present somewhere
within the limits of the digestive Or
Fans. In some instances portion Of
the contents of the stomach was in
normal condition and the remainder
was entirely dry and hard. The most
cases, however, showed complete i'm
raction and distension of the first stom-
IN. the contents dry and hard, with |
About Is much probability of the ami I
nj being able to digest it as for hay. |
NV to digest . halo Of staw-AmeyS-
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23
Keep Your Corn.

EDITOR TIMES Judging from your
late published sketch report of Professor
Mansill's weather predictions for this
coming season, 1879. we are. in all prob
ability. to meet a failure in the corn
plant, and he asserts next spring will be
late and chilly one indeed. and that
the usual heat of summer viii not ar
rive till as late as August. | therefore
suggest that we store our corn and burn
as little of il as possible. though at
present prices il is cheaper as fuel than
firewood.
Present prices for corn does not en-
courage its culture. certainly. and to
holders of an oversupply a season of
failure in the crop might prove like a
favor from the gods if only they will be
wary and store their crops secure from
rats and weather.
do not wish 10 be understood by the
above remarks that any implicit reliance
NAV be granted Prof. Mansill's predic-
tions. but if next season, as 10 corn
proves favorable, an overhead crop cam
not come amiss. and if unfavorable il
may pay its storage care by meeting an
improved market. y.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23
Care of Calves.

The crop of corn is immense and OF
the very best quality. What will you do
with ii: We would suggest that good
portion of il be fed TO calves and young
stock. class which has been SO long ne
glecied heretofore. Ii il time for Iowa
to cease sending runts. scrubs and dwarf>
to market. Ii is also time Ia qui, eating
poor beef at home. II is charged that a
certain class Of our population only eat
such things as they cannot dispose of.
| This is lamcntably true OF our beef Our
butchers tell us they cannot afford to
bay good beeyes for their home market.
| so they buy old cows. scrubs or deform-
ed steers. etc. which will not pay to
send TO the eastern markets. We pro-
pose TO cease raising poor beeves. But
to do this more attention must be paid
to the calves. And now is the time to
begin. Corn is plenty and cheap. and
beef of very fair price. and is likely to
be. especially of the superior quality. II
=
they will never entirely recover from it.
And a calf which gets poor the first win
ter viii never make a beef whose flesh
will be as tender and juicy as one which
was kept thrifty. Blu, this is not ALL 1t
will be small when il is sent so market
in three wears, and will command only
small prices. Ten bushels of corn meal
fed TO calf. in addition TO lis ordinary !
rations, will make return of fifty cents |
per bushel. While the corn fed to a
steer when starving him through the |
first two wears of life will no; net the
owner twenty cents per bushel. The
best way TO sell corn is TO drive il to the
market in the shape of good. fat steers.
And the time TO commence is early in
the fall with the calves. Have no more |
little ''pot-bellied'' calves in the spring.
which viii take half the summer to re-
cover from the stint and starving during
the winter. Barley. too. is better for
calves than for beer. Never sell oats
for twelve cents when they can be so
easily converted into bones and muscles
of calves. II is too late 10 talk about
turnips and rutabagas for calves. but
corn, oats and barley are plenty and
cheap, and we hope that they win be so
used that the beeyes two or three wears
hence viii be of a far superior type 10 .
any Iowa has heretofore taken to mar /!
ket. The best class of beeves only pay. !
md the only way to have them right is I
70 begin with the calves. There is
yoodly number CT them in the State
he food for them is plenty-and when
,erfect in form and flesh the world de.
hands them at highly cmunezauvc
K.eess-l6s6 RpAser.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23
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A Little Advice About Eggs.

If you keep but few hens, you will
find that the scraps from the table will
make the best morning meal that you
can give; the bits of meat, potatoes,
crumbs of bread, and all the odds and
ends from the table are just what laying
hens need, aud it will pay better to turn
the scraps into eggs than il will TO feed
them to the hogs. Eggs are worth some
thing now, and twenty hens, if proper
ly cared for, will shell out, at a moder-
ate estimate, a dozen eggs every day
The scraps half peck of oats OF
barley, and a peck of shelled corn, will
be sufficient food for these twenty fowls
week. DO your own figuring.-Prai-
RE Farmer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-23

Care Should be Taken in Drying
Cows.

In drying cows, care should be taken
that all the milk be drawn vt each milk
ing. The habit which some have of OH
ly partially emptying the udder, from
time to time, when drying cows, is high
ly Objectionable, and the milk left in the
bag becomes thick and putrid, causing
irritation and inflammation, and not I'M
frequently resulting in the loss of a teat
or portion of the bag next season.
When cows are being dried off they
should be examined at intervals of a
few days, and every drop of accumulat-
ed milk should be drawn off from the
udder