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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11

expression on his squallid features he must
have suffered considerable. In an adjOin-
ing cell four human beings were confined
carving around their necks boards about
two feet square, which were clasped on
them when first brought up for punishment,
and are not removed until their terms expire.
Brass nails were driven through and pro
truded at least an inch at the bottom, serv-
ing to keep the shoulders of the poor men
raw with the pricking caused by the slight
est move. Holding out their thin, trembling
hands they beg for food. \ female was In
the room, a sister of one of the criminals,
bringing him food and bathing his head and
shoulders. gave her few silver pieces,
and gave her to understand through the
guide that it was to be used to procure food
for her brother and companions. These
five being all the inmates at the time, we
started for the purer air outside the walls.
As general thing, long terms of confine-
ment are customary in China; grave often
ses are punished by decapitation, theft in
many being thus punished, lesser Otfenses
by punishment like those just witnessed
and tlogging.
On our way out we passed that group of
dying wretches in the open square, and no
ticed that one of their number had disap-
peared; he expired few minutes after we
passed, and was by this time under ground.
Breathing the pure air again, and away from
50 much filth and misery, | could not help
being struck by the contrast of the fine
buildings, the handsome equipages of the
wealthy, and the scenes of human misery
and wretchedness Just witnessed. | found
my friend, who had chosen to examine the
more agreeable curiOsities, in the restaurant
! of the hotel de Colonies, in conversation
with its genial manager, Mr.. Brown, Bal
/ timOrean of fifteen years ago. IL Is truly
said that of the horrible stenches the stencil
of a dirty Chinese city, with its narrow
streets, its inhabitants, numbering many
/ thousands, is the most disagreeable.
/ Readers will please notice that the
few facts and incidents given are from the
dark side of Chinese life; they are not all
of this one type and class. Although the
majority Of them may be rightly termed a
miserable, superstitious class of people, the
minority show to a decidedly better advan-
tage They comprise merchants, mechan-
les, servants, and followers of all vocations.
They dress more tastefully. In fact, a
Chinaman in good circumstances wears ap-
parel consisting. chiefly of silken and other
rare materials, his head and cue are always
kept in apple-pie order, and his features
are Of a more refined and agreeable cast.
Educated in the different branches of their
native language, great number of them
have mastered the English, and read and
write to perfection. They are shrewd in
business, and accumulate with rapidity.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11
.Such Is Life"

There has recently returned to Baltimore
from Europe a lady of high social standing,
whose married life has been an unusual
mixture of romance and unhappiness. Not
many wears ago she was belle IN Baltimore
society, and many wooer paid homage to
her beauty. Among her admirers were two
in particuar-one Baltimorean and SOL
dier. the other a Pniladelphian, rich and
prominent. Both courted her assiduOusly,
and at length she decided between them
and chose the Baltimorean for her husband
The marriage was celebrated with great
splendor, and was one of the fashionable
events of the time. The gay belle became
a devoted wife and mother. Less than two
wears ago the husband died, leaving his wife
with four children. Her grief was intense,
and when, short time afterward, one OF
the children died, she thought her loss
greater than she could bear. Now the dis
carded lover appears in the midst of her
grief and renews his suit, but she refuses to
listen to him. At the opening Of another
wear she is found watching by the sick bed
of her youngest child, when the rejected
suitor again appears and offers his comfort,
his aid and his heart. She was driven by
necessity to accept his aid, and after the
funeral of heryoungest child she married him.
Together they sailed at once for Europe.
but hardly had the ship left the wharf VIII
she found that the man she had married
was Jealous tyrant. Her every act was
misconstrued by him into an Improperly.
His treatment of her was shameful, and the
remembrance of that voyage will always
remain horrible in her mind When they
reached the Continent his tyranny continued
and as a last resort, she cOnfided hei
troubles to party of Baltimore friends that
she met. With them she found place OF
refuge. Soon after she returned to Balti,
more with her new found friends, leaving
her Jealous husband on the other side of tht
water. She is now living in retirement
among those who will see that she nevel
suffers again at the hands of the man whC
was 50 kind when wOOer, but 50 tyrannl
cal when husband.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11
The Habits q: Birds.

4; recent meeting of the Mary land
academy of science, Otto Lugger read 4
paper on birds, based upon his own
personal observations. Most birds, he
SAYS, take but two meals a day-early
in the morning and about dark; birds
of prey rarely more than one a day.
Three hours out of the twenty-four
seem sufficient rest in sleep tor singing
birds. They are sensibly affected by
atmospheric conditions, singing less and
less jubilantly during cloudy, wet
weather. Male birds usually mate with
one female and remain faithful to her,
guarding her while she builds the nest
for the coming brood, and feeding her
while she is incubating the eggs, or
taking her place while she flies of in
search of food Birds have little dis
elimination as to what kind of eggs are
placed under them IN the nest to incu-
bate, and will try TO hatch acOrns or
nuts if placed in the nest instead of eggs.
4 temperature of Sc deg. Fahrenheit
for twenty-one days is required to hatch
most birds eggs. The young are not
assisted by their parents to leave the
egg, but when each one has broken its
way out the parent carefully removes
the pieces OF broken egg from the nest.
The young generally emerge from the
larger end of the egg, and, before COM
/ ing out, can be heard at work, bre1king
their way. They are born hungry. and
open their mouthes for food as soon as
born, and are great eaters. Their eyes
open in from five to ten days, When
the young bird is old enough to forage
for itself 1t is cruelty driven away by the
parent birds. Many birds are troubled
by skin and feather parasites on thelr
heads and wings.
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Horrible Sights in a Chinese City.

Living in an open space in street some
what larger than the rest, we saw four
human beings in such pitiful state of dis
ease it made me shudder; one female with
three males, almost nude, incapable OF
moving. covered with sores, insects and
filth. thev were dying slowly, in fact were
placed there to die, no one with then TO
saw kind word; even the passers by only
gave them a glance and passed on. Asking
the guide who these unfortunates were, and
WHY such inhumanity was allowed he re-
piled that they were afflicted with an incur
able disease, and belonged to the ''Joss,
and it was of no use, nor was IT right to
care for them, as they would soon die and
he buried by the public. Emaciated to a
l frightful degree, they lay there all uncon-
scious and indifferent, their eyes fixed in a
vacant stare, the stamp of death upon their
/ features: a day or less would end their ex-
istence.
We were now about fifteen minutes in the
place. and my friend SAID he felt as II he
wanted to 90 out. felt much the same;
but having been informed that to-day was
one of the few when visit to the Jail wa:
allowed, | braced up, and conquering th'
feeling of nausea, went with the gUd'
through number of these wretched street.
until arriving at somewhat larger structur'
than those in the immediate vicinity, WI
entered, gaining the good will of an otficia
by the gift of a franc. Filth and stencil
as everywhere else, prevailed. The sigh
of a criminal chained to an upright stanchiol
that supported the beams overhead at tn
entrance to the corridor, along which ar
several cells with strong wooden doors an
curious Chinese locks, was pitiful. He wa
a recaptured fugitive; and was to be take
three times a week to this stanchiOn, tn
ground under his feet being strewn with jag
ged stones, and broken glass bottles, and o
thiscompe Id towalk, probably with nofoo
r save what relatives or friends brought hin
, The glass and bottles, broken fine, did NJ
cut much, but to judge from the paini'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11
A Household Pet.

One of the strange things in India IL
the number of little lizards running
about the ceiling of the houses. Go
where you will, you will see them; and
at night they come out and hunt Tor
flies and other insects (and there is no
scarcity in either. They make Kind
of clucking noise, resembling some
what the call of hen to her chickens :;
are perfectly harmless, and make a
household pet.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11

A man to be a success must not be-
pure idealism, but he must have ideas
He does not want to be sun-dazZled or
sun-blind, but he must keep him from
knocking himself against the wall.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11

Why is it that at the hotel the man
who goes is called the waiter, and the
man who really waits for him to come
back is called the guest
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-11

Headache. Pain in the shoulders, Cough,
Dizziness Sour stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Pain in the region OF the hldneys
and a Thousand other painful symptoms
are the off.prings of Dyspepsia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-17
2ofalbert@te aus gSafDtastom.
SicbHdble. - 9atentamts, GJebattoe, - Toll.
aetIid1eS. IcrnttIdIteS.

9icbtdble. - 9atentamts' @ebauoe. - goIt.
setIides. - gcrmiidltes.
Saibtn9toH, 16. Widr3. - 8iaiam
Batmer murbe auf iebS3ig Gage tn's Sefdng-
nib gCld)idt, oa CT ieiner in @eorQetomn pobn-
baften Wiutter $40 aefoblen bate.
- Sor9eftern Na6mitta9 puroen gS. Sai-
leD uno gS. OturpbD auf Die aniAuloiguua
oeS Srn. 6. aR. Seller, Rarfet= Space, elmer
Dame ein Bortentonnaie entpenoet III baben,
bonn YcliSiiten Dubois arretirt.
- Der 2Steoeraufban os8 abQebrannten
SbeileS oe8 BatentamtS.@ebduoes miro nad)
oen bon ben ar6itefen &luB uub S6ulSe
unterbreiteter PlGnen uor9enommeu rperbeiI.
- Sorgcitern hattie iid) Same8 Wc9regor
gegen bic IniAulbigung, am 30. 9esenlber
uoriaen Sabres, ben Gapt. Bodioro, @bei
Der &apltol BoliSei, tbdtlid) angeariI1su 5u
babeu, Dor 9ti6ter 6agner i'm @rimlnalgcs
rifte gu UerantpOrteu. Mc@re9or CAB sur
@nt{4uloi9ung an, Oab Der @apitdn ibu i'm
&apitol angebaIten babe, unO baB er, Oa Der.
ielbe nidt in Uniform 9e.peien, itA ibnl mis-
oeriett babe. 0aS llrtbeil iit nod nid;t be-
tannt gemOroen.
= Ser BaferzNe9iitrator Cor lit bon ben
0ttrifte'@ommtfidreu tnfOrmirt moroen, oaB
bic gussabeu oes 8afer 0epartements,
melde bis jett Spiiden $4,000 uuo $4,000
monatltd betra9en baben, auf $500 pro
DtOnot reOuStrt peroen miiiien.
- Sn Der ON 9onnerituge ifatt9efunbeneu
General 8erlammlun9 oeS y ygSaibin9touer
SAiiben. Sereins" ruuroe beidloEen, oab oas
oieSidbrige 9roBe S6ibenfelt ON 80. Sum
letnen anfans nebmen uuo fiiuf Gage bauerr
iOa.
-Sr. SameS 3. Ryan, elm tpoblbcfaun.
ter biefser Steno9rapb, Uerid)ieO am Srei'
tagS.Nahmittage 9egen 5 llbr in ietuer 9SOb:
nung in 6olge BON S9uinOiudt III einen
Alter Don etlpa % Sabren.
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Sagesnelttgtettelt.
LGsitprielIe, telesrapbifd,e uns sssedieIbldtter=
Npttsen.l

Sberit 9taiue's egpptiid3e 8riefe
perben BON nlorgen an i'm 9latts erideinen.
@ie mir befiirfteten, 1T er 0rr9 bic Qua.
rantdne 9egen Die 2epdntes6Gfen iebr in ieiz
men freien geme9un9en gebinbert, uuo es ift
lett smelfelbaft, oh CT ieine Sour mad Bald
itlna, Sgrten, Sleinaiien, Son ltantinope uub
@rie6enlano ausbebuen faun.
Som l. spril an ipirb Der 8 eltpoft. I.
perei n folgenSe Climber eini9lteben: Seftf
reibs lln9arn, Gr9entinien, Belgten, Bermuda,
Sraitlisn, Die brittiden &olouie'n in 4irifa,
Brttii9= =@uiana, gritiif=Sonburas, 8ritild,
Snbien, Canada, @eplon, @bili, bic bdniid.
amerifanilben Beiltungen, Oanemarf, incl.
Sslanb nno bic 5ar1er Snieln, G9ppten,
ytubien nuo ben Cuban, bte Salflanos=Snz
ieln, Sranfrei6 unb feline Solonie'n. 9eutl6=
lamb, @uglano, @rIe9enlanb, Gr0nlano,
SonouraS, 9ongfong, Stalien, Samalfa,
Sapan, 0abuau, 2iberia, 2urenlburg, Wau.
ritias, Msrtfo, 0tontenegro, bic yiieoerlanoe
neblt aOlonte'n, yteufunolano, Gorpe9en,
Yeriten, Beru, Bortusal nebit Solonie'n,
Rumdaien, 8uBlano, Saluabor, Serbien,
Spanien nebft &olonie'n, Die anFeoluugen
oil Der SunoazSraBe, SdpeoeH, SdJ,peis,
SrintoaS, Die europGild)e unb aitatiif]e Siirs
tel uno bic Ser. Staaten uon Horbamerifa.
4uBerbalb oes BoitpereinS iteben iett MIR
nod Die Ser. Staaten bon Colombia, Silica.
rasud, 8enesuela, Bolibia, Batagonien,
Sulgarien nno China. -Snnerbalb bes Ser
ems foltet ein einfa4er Srief MIR 5 @ents,
eine Boiffarte 2 @snts, j3eitun9en 2 Gents
nn6 4robeupodete nie gep0bnlld). Siir 10
@ents fann isoe Senbung regiifrirt peroen.
User miro g predjer 6eS JfeprIi H.
I n n o n n ( fT,,s,r ,r,,r
pteaet6t i'm Stanoe, es pora1s iagen 5u fDu<
rlen.
Sn ebieasp bat giusr eeben unb Sbaten
oe5 Or. 9 b0ppe Orumatiiirt.
Sie no. eltliaen 3eitunaen iireiten
itb tuteoer einmal barum, tpelfe oas meilte
Borto bc6ablt. - Die 8ortoiumme 1T feln
Sriterium Der Girfulation.
Sm Sebruar B. s. lanpeten in Stem 0orf
2818 @tnmanoerer, nabe3u 400 tnehr,
oils i'm Sebruar b. s. Bon bieien 2818
itelte Oenti9lano mebr, als ben btitten Gbe,,
nemlib 951.
uniere 4usfubr fdnst 1angiam all ab>
5unehmen. Sm 6ebruar b. S. erportirten
wlr fitr $12, ,039 Broeufte, i'm Nebruar
D. S. fiir $13, ,594.349. Sour bic Sdfen BON
ytep Yorf unb Baltimore ipeiien etne 2u,
nabme beS Exports auf, in Bottom, Yb1la0elz
pbta uno anoerswo iit cine beo.utenoe ab.
nabme bemerfbar.
Ser augemeiue beuti d d>amerifa
| de 9ebrer. 8 ag miro am Dientag, ben
20. Suli, uno on ben barauffolgenben Sagen
DttttwoA, Donnerfas unb 6reitas, oen 30.,
81. Suli unb L. Iuguit, in Cincinnati abges
balten merbeu. Die Sortrase miiiien bis
gum 1. Stat ;. s. angaeist uno ipdteIiens
bis gum 10. Stunt nit Sbeien on ben Sefres
tor, S. S. Waas, Scr. 1868, @eit,7. StraBe,
Cincinnati, elnseianot merOen.
Die v@entrals Yactfic Sabn-@o." laBt jett
in acramento 25 neue @iienbabns
Sdlafwasen fir Die @migrauten= 3ii9e an
fsrtisen. .Dieie gSaaeu iiuo iebr bsquelu Elm.
gerihtet uao perben Yaiiagiere speiter alaiis,
oenen iriiber feline St)lafmaseu geliefert .uur.
ben, duBerit miufommen lein.
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BsE Seber mann, Der QGuce's d m t.
i1e8Saar> 8teberberitelluu9s.
W Wtttel sebrau9t, 1T BON Der &batiade
iiberseugt, buB es Dem Suare bic natiirliGe
Sarbe mleoersibt, tpeun utter ober Sranfbeit
e8 gran 9emaGt baben, uuo 6a es bemielbeu
8etdbeit uno Slang uerleibt, 10 piro Sober,
Der es ueriud3t, fiuDen, eab es bic 9aut uidt
fdrbt, ionberu burd anreguns Der natiirli'
den Ausi6eioun9en an ben 8ur5elu benz
Saare ueues 2ebeu, meme &raft perIetbt uuo 10
ieiue 6urbe uub 5riide mteoerberfteat. @s
fam 10 oft, wie gSaiier, auf Der &opfbuut
uuo NIT 9lcider Siderbeit ansewauot tper.
ben, 6a es ans Sel uno anregenben gBen,
seif.@rtraften beitcht, unO als Eoiletter.
Artitel bat es ietneS @Ieihen niGt. Breis
81 bic 6lai4el gu babeu bel Setb g.
6ance, ytr. 108, BeftBaltimore>S StraBe.
N. B. Diau frage mad 9ance's demiiGem
5aar. .Bieberbcrteuun8s'Nittel uuT nebme
eiu anoeresl Q51O
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Yriimsn nber 9ermien,
pr. =. X. Ar1Stt:s,,nopa,
Nr+ 1866, @eF.TaYette= strabe,
nabe gutafp=StraBe,


. I M e ~ psp
tomet ber Sebonbluns 6roniider 2eioen aler slrt
feline aufmerfiamfeit. gr beiit =tranfbeiten
rabifal, pelher nrate iie aub eutfammen. 81 fiI=
rtrt &rebs srinbitd, penn oas 2eiben i nidt iiber
bas sanse Gbitem per6reitet bot mittel elmer eren
Wetbobe obne 3ubilienabme bes Reiiers; bessIeihen
ale @tidtpalfe uno Gustuidie, biden 5aIs u. (. m.
@eihmiire alIer Mrt fperben sriiublid aussebeilt.
Sdmorrboiben, tlinbe. offene ober udenbe, enerlei
pie i6limm aud bas eeiben iein. oSer pelte Wiitte
man aud bereits obne 9tnberuns sebraudt baben
mag, tam er burdb cine ibmersloe, unf9dOlhe Uls=
bobe, obue 3u idneben ober geiddftsz ooer arbetsz
eintelluns notbis Su mahen port ltnbern unb sdnsz
ti uno aui bie Dauer furtren. Dieen grfoIg saran=
tirt potn, ober perlanst feline Besahluns. Sez
ben Baa BON GrauenbeidDerben. In tueIfer Speializ
tat ibm cine srose grfabruns sur eeite febt permas
er 3u mIbern ober gang gu beieitisen, ioue eben a
non BIaieni1nddbe bel 3tnbern. pelde ben ntn nibt
hnlten tonnen. su beilen. Ct barf f au Gen. g. ..
~pIer. Yoftmeifer i'm Baltimore. ben aht6aren %.
= ..euser eonsrebs sabseorbneten BON Yenniplpas
,;. s,o ser Wi. 3eefer. Theol. Dr., In @ettnsbuls
' ~ esara A. Q. Ulpers gfr. 81, ct. Baul<Strabe,
$a;, a., g. .. OBton Goblenbdnbler In
TcitimoIe nm Srn. g6paro S. ebnrd, iriiherer
onifiIer Ser .sotif Of Commerce In baltimore. be.
Heratbunasannben BON trta 1is @ gmsias sa.e
ilbr unb pon Abenbs 9 bis 1b., Soni'lus9 pSa
SSsiesal Ii alien Gann ma6ts; Com lSsanas ssntsiI r.
ufadut4s lJousoy1~ "
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SeutihIau0.

SeutiultuW0.
9onoOn, Is. Wtdr5.- Sine 9erlincr De
pelde meIoet, baB bic 6eutide Sarif. Commit.
ltpn alen @rmortun9en 5utpioer bei6loHen
bat, bic 3ouTrele gtnfubr BON &obleu 81 &c,
fatteu.
2Onbon, II. Wdrs.-Gine 0epeid1e Der
pBoit" meloet ans Berlin: ,SiirIt Bismard
itellte ipdbrenb elmer am Santitag qbenS ab.
9ebaltenen parlamentariiden SOiree bas Sc.
ritdt in Abreoc, baB er ben &ei9stae Quf;u.
l0ien beabitatige."
AnswetiunB etnes oeutidben Gp,taIiiten aus
DeIgten.
Srii Fl, Is. 0tdrS. - Der Seutide So.
Stalllt Strld, tuel6er ans Sranfrei6 aus9ez
pieen muroe unb uad 8riiiid fam, 100 er
elne beutid9e Ra6abmung Der Rodefort'i6en
DSaterne" berausaab, 1T Surd, elm auf gerons
ialnn9 Der oeutl9en &egierung erlafenes
tont9td]eS Oefret aus Sel9teH ausgewteisn
mor6en.
SgonS, 10. Wtdr5. - Sun6ettun0ii 0iiinf;i9
panomerter ldidten geteru cine Oeputatton
IN oaS Ratbbaus un0 uerlunaten arbeit ooer
unteritiisuug. 9te Se1Iammlung seritreute
fd obne gSiberreoe, als Der 8OliSeiprdfeft
erfldrte, oaB cine 9emonIiration bic SAGE Der
arbeiter nur ntrldlimnleru miirse.
- ~ -" To- Ulut6. - Ole SuUIHQle USQ
6rance," s9ir Heupisnue Siscle" unb STA
ttonaI" usrlan9en bie&sF9nutiOH OesBremiers
mtniIfers 2SaObington.
Sr. S5one, @eneralietretdr Oes SauSd8.
mintitertums, bat abgeSantt.
Yarts, 16. WdrS. Der ,Woniteur Uni
ocriel" crfldrt, Die Ditniiter ie1en oanon iiber.
ieu9t, baB ite itd) uad ben SorgGngen in Der
Samlller pom leBteu Douneritaee nldt longe
auf tbren Poiten 6ebaupten t6nnten, uno man
lttnlme al9emein oarin therein, oaB elm Mi>
nIlterlum NIT @ambetta aI8 Yremier an Der
Sptse eiuc gtotbrpenoigteit lei.
Die Wttt9lieoer Der 0iiniferien Be grouliez
SSourtou unb 8odlebHet baben etuen Brote1t
9e9en oas bon Der &ammer anQeuontmene
&aoelsUotum perDffeutlidt.
Spanten. - slnil6Suna Der GSttes.
Wt orto, 16. .Widr3.-@in 0efret, meldles
bic QufI0iuH9 Der @orteS oetfiinbet, in per8f,
feutliht porDeu. Die Deputirteama6l iou
am 20. 4prilun6 Senatoreumabl am 3 Otai
- .9lsl9Settig in SpanieH, Borto 0tico unb
CUBA - ftattftnoen, uno bic neueu @ortes
lollen am l. Stunt 5uiammeutreten. Nnoere
loeoen erla1ene Oetrete ernennen oenWarqui8
oes UfollnS gum Niuiiter oe8 AuSudrtioen,
Senor Albaeete8 gum &olonialmtuil1er uno
ertbellen Amneftie fir ollie Sergeben 9egen bic
YreBgsiete.
9aS neue ssiitftentbnm SuIearicn.
= tr pa, 10. Wt1rj.-@in aus 20 Wits
9lteoern Der bulgarid)en gtatlonalperiamm.
lung beitebenoes @omtte tpiro cine 9eufihrtft
an Die @roBmGdte aufieben, un0 cine aus
spet Sul9aren, 5ipei Runleliern unb einem
Wtaceoonter beitsbenoe 9eputation iol bic
Oentl9rift mad ben europdii6en SauptItGo.
ten brinQen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-17
WolfSfMitis i1t @entMGaj.

@incinnati, Is. Ntars. 2Gnoitrei>
der, tpelder Srau GruesDale in Der Nabe Don
Nemsport, aD., lAdnoete, iit perbaftet uno
i'm @efGn9niiie su gierp8port eiu9eiperrt nor
oen. Gr bat oaS Serbred]en elngeitanoen.
Die aufreguug in Der geabbarid)aft lit uu9es
heuer uno man beiiir9tet, bab Elm Seriuf
gema6t weroen wirO, Den Serbre6er 81 lpus
den.
Cincinnati, 16. Mdr3. Repport,
Sp., bieier StaOt segeuiiber, berridte eit Der
Seltnabme be5 2anoftreiders Setter &leiu,
welfer angetla9t 1T, Dor eini9en &a9en ein
i9Gnolides Serbre9eu on elmer Srau SrueSs
bale besan9en 5u baber, un9eb ,ure 4uiregung,
alletn erit se9eu llbr beuteAbeno rpuroe eine
Denomination unternomneu. I'm Die er=
mdhnte .3eit marlhtrte ein aus ettpa 25 0tanu
betsbenoer Solfsbaufen bur1 Die Monmoutb'
firabe naA bem @efansniiie unO iiberwaltigte
ben 4uiieber. Ser i'm 9ebduoe anrpejenoe
0to1or Der Staot, fomie spei Boli5ilten iuur'
ben Su Sooeu 9eidlagen, morauf DIE 0totte
ben @efanseueu ersriff unb nab Ger gSOb.
nuus Der Trau Gruesoale ifieppte. Die 4ess
tere ioentifi3lrte ibn als Den Selbre6er uno
Slein uuroe Johann in eineu benaAbartell
@alo 9efibrt uno obne 3meifel geb6ngt. Sia
iett 1T es ieboG nod nid]t gelnngeni Die 2et9e
aui5ufinben.