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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Scr @clNtfinrffA

9tem=gorf, 5. slusua.- .-5Olsenoes 1no
Die ShluBnotirungen: @elb 2-3 idbrlif,
1l16 pro Sag. Sterling =gSehid 4.824-4.824
auf 60 Sage, 4.84--4.844 auf Sid)t. 8unz
bes Sbligationen: 18S1er Coupons 1044,
neue 6iinier 1924, ncue Al prog. 1114, DO. A.
prog. 1898, Dit. @ol. 3.65er 984. Nttien:
8of- Sslanb ll44, 8ittsbur9 12O, SIS. Sen.
tral 113, SEEM Dorfer Central 1872, gafe
Sbore 1094, grte 434, DO. Yrtoritdten 724,
Nortbmeitern 995, 90. 8rioritdteu 1165, Stem
Serieper Central rs, 0teaOiHg 2O4, @eitern
llnion Sci. 1893. llnterihabamt8 SilanS
Sob SIS, ,246,2 ,25O; @ourant Sc, 6,9O6,213.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
@te,ro Batbo's Ieste stunSea,

Stem 2 0 IT, 5. Nugult. = YietrO Balbo,
Der italienlId)e @attinnDrber, beffen Sinritl=
tung auf morgen fsitg ;iett lit, erbelt bsute frp
sahlreidle 8rieie, roeld)e Spmpathie fiir ibn
ausbriiden. Ser 8erurtbeilte fat iomeit ieine
ssailuna pollfomrnen beipabrt nnD legt feline
Spur Don 6urdt an ben Gag. Oas SdbafIot
mllrbe beute yta1mittag in ben Combs aufz
aeldlaaen. Gin @ariidat iit I'M lmlaufe, nah
ipeldem Brdiibent 6apes ben @ouperneur Got
nell briehid Inn eiue @alsenfriit ooer eine lit
tbeilsmilbernn9 fir 8albo erluht baben ioa,
iebod, fann oas @eriid)t aui feline glaubpiiroi9e
Quelle suriidQefiibrt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
aenersbr,,niY II. ct. aottts.

St. Oul8, 5. Nn9nF.-0te Sradt'1ups
pen Der ,.Snbianapolis ct. Qouiier Sabn," /"
cine 1000 TuB lange Strede berBlattform uno
iiber 80 Baggons, gr0Btentbeils belaoen,
tuursen beute 4beno oura Seuer 5erff0rt. Die
Sduppen enthielten cine 9roBe Quantitat
tpertbpoller Srahtgiiter, tpel6e Der Sef0roez
rllng barrten. 9er Sertult an bem Gtienbabnz
@igenthume unb Der III ben 9Saggons befinos
Iiteu SSraat betrdgt etpa 100000. Der
gseltb Der 6rad)t9iiter in ben Sduppen 1T
lIilt ernlittelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
sfne .6r4fiehe shsnefYer

yfem-Y OFT, 5. NuguIt. Die Shrpeit.rn
Oiargaretbe unS Diarie 8arO, a09iunen in
9elmOnico'a aerletben beue Worgen in Strtit,
uno War9argtbe serl9metterte ltliebltb tbrer
Shmeiter nit einem eiierneu Sohgeid3irr ben
Shdbel. Die Sermunoete befinbet ftl in fri
tiidlen1 3nltanbe. 0iaraarethe murbe Oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
@nnFernff.

YittSburg, Benni., 5. au9uit. - Der
Y0telhuus= SeFber 0teee Snens itellte beute
ieine 3ablungen ein. Setne Baiiioa betrasen
$4,000. Der Setrag Der 4ftioa 1T ni6t erz
mittclt, iou jebod iehr gtring iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
s6nbm,a d,er=ss,ssi isaas TT gbieaso.

. htc 0, D. WuDuH.-Ole Sd)NhmaWsr
Der Sirmcn gSeber & Comp. Oaggett, 8aiittt,
Sill & @omp., Ybelps, Dodge & Baln1ar,
@reenfelber, 8oientbal & Comp, 8. @ongoon
unb Sebn Wullen finb fir bDberen 2obn aus
geftanben. Die ertudbnteu Sirmen miihen
NIT alien osnienisen Sirmen, usld)e tire Irbeit
i'm 3uhtbauie anferti9eu lufien, corf1rrlreu,
unb fonnen baher MIR gerinqeu eobn be5ablen.
Die belten Nrbeitcr per>ienen hDd,itens Sl5 pro
8od)e. Die Tabrifantelt ertldren, iie ieien
nidt i'm Stanbe, bic perlanate 9ohnerh6bung
su 9eipdhren, es eriitirt feline NuSid,t auf einen
GompromiB. Die ausitsbenben Irbeiter finb
o+t,,, 400 on Spr Onhf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Germifd)te Sepefd,en aus Wctos
Nnrf

giem=@o OFF, 5. auquit. Sn Der beutigen
Situng bes Gref1tip @omite's bes regelnldBi=
gen Staatsz@omite'S murbe cine 3uid)rift Don
Ser Sommann= Bartei enpfangen, ,pelbe INN
cine @onferen5 be5ii9lid) zines genleiniamen
StaatS @onuerts eriud)t.
Der 9ampfer ra5alea" BON Seneoig TT
beute angefOmnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
SranrtseS Cube eittcs 3eitmngss
SorreSponoenten ttno 8efdDr=
ten oes AsrtnSett Sonts Napos

Gbepenne, @p., 5. auguit. .-gine De
peife oes r2eaber" beridltet aus 2aramie.
@itp: ry@in Mann, gameils q. s. augelo
purbe heute friih ais 2eid)e auf bem 9sleiie
Der llnion'Y 'Yacific= Sabn" anfgefuuoen. Der
ieIbe war bon eiuem 3uge iiberfabrcn uno per-
itiimnlelt irorben nnb bate ieinen HeiOen eill
@nbe gcnad,t, inben er iit cine Sugel bur6's
Sers 'd)ob. ""-Oer Seritorbsre lit ipahrihet1t=
lid or. slubrep angelo, ein @orreiponoent oss
,2tperpool= Gomier, tpeld)er ith in @eieaIdaft
oes ErinSen 2ouis gtapoleon befano, ais Der
ielbe i'm 3nlulGnbe get0otet mnroe. 2ngclo
tuar bierher 9eididt tuorbell, Tim Den g9eiien
fir ieiu 8lat Suidiloern, unb reiite geItern BON
@bcDenue uad3 Dem 9edotp=StoHe=Barf ab,
nm iid Der 9ieiiegeielid9aft pes Sefretars
Sd)urs Qu,uId)lickeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Gin Wadtttuanoler fG)ldgt essaetat
SSreunoe nit elmer gtst oet,
No. k14 HGs

@barlotte, X e., S. 2luguit. - llriab
Tbelps, tpeld)cr in Spro, einem fleinen 5tdot=
den in 0apio gountp, etnen 0aben betreibt,
bate Dor eiuigen Sa9en Streit nit mebreren
gfegern unb mari bielelben nit 6Hlfe ieine5
grnbers por Die Sbiirs. aus 8siorgniB, bab
bic gtsger in Der ytabt 3uriidfebren ilno ftd su
ridden periuden oiirften, beluog er einen in Der
9fadbaridlaft wobnenbeu iun9en Mann, Sea-
mems 8. 9S. Slid, pelder nit Dem Somnam-
bulismus behaftet lit, nit ieiuem Bruber i'm
0aben Su iibernadlten. Die beioen iungen
Mdnner bieltsn etipa Die babe gta4t 8a9e
unb ifliefen idlieBl1d, ein.
9Sie aus ipdter entbedten Shatia6en berpor>
geht, erbob fif Slid nab einiger 3eit I'M
Sdllafe BON istnem 2ager, ergriff cine art,
meld)e er ON abeno porber fir ben SaQ eineS
angriffs burh bic Heger in Sereitifaft geitelt
batte, uno trennte ieinen i6lafenoen 9efdhrten
ourf 5tuei ipltftige 5iebe oas 5aupt uollftdn=
big pom 9iumpfe.
Cine 2ei6enidau 1T sur 3sit i'm 9ange.
Slid befinfet iid IN Saft uno crfldrt, er piHe
yai6ts bon eem sanseu 8orsau9e. Benn er
ni6t alein nit Dem iungen Yhelps i'm 0aoen
getpeien ipGre uno nid]t bic blutiae 9lrt am
Mforgen neben ieinem 2aser geflrnben bdtte, 10
piirbe er, trotDem er ieinen Srelubtn als
yfadltpanbler befannt let, ni9t glauben, bag
er Die Chat beaanQeu habe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
MeGen8iiffe TIT Itretnte,t uno Noroz
Carolina.

Petersburg, 9, @irs., 5. auguit. -8sidz
lid)e unb anbaltenoe RegengiiiIe, nelde iid
bon bier bis ueit iiber Die ytorb<@ <@arolina'er
@rense erifreden, inS tn ben lebten paar Saz
sen gefallen unb gereideu Der @rnbte gum gro
zen guben. 0aS beinabe geteert. 6eierooir
Der @tabt Betersbltrs 1T iett nieber bis on
ben Nanb 9efillt, unb Der WaEermangel iit
iiberfanOen. Der &esen bauert 9ese1luartig
nod fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
YIN has Enbltfnut.

gs fann feline before @oyantte fir ben serb bon Or.
Sfobnaps atbesrfnoeten u. . g. zSeilmitteln aIfgea
ipieleu perben, ais DIE eeneen uno nusloen yfaabz
munsen ocrielben g$ stbtiowobl "Reoloents,"
dIS audi rGeliefs" tno rBills." Sehet @uf rof une
perlanst nlir EassuanS unb atbtet baranf. oaB oef
Rame .8sabmap I'D. au Dem aetauiten aTfei 6einoet.
lJunt3O- -Ront, Mitt. Sreit, ,t&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Gcura[gie unn &geumatismus,
falte SGuner, 5ieberihauer, 5roitberlen,
erfrpreue Gjlieoer

falte Sduner, 6ieberifauer, 5roitbeulen,
erfrorene @lieoer.
Die Apptitation bes .IfaSp ReIief" an bem EbeIle
oter Den 3bCen bGS HorperS no iib Der Sdbmers 6ez
fn6et, iuirb lmmer Einoerung Oerihaffen.
Sreifig bis EehSSig IroDfen in einem baIben 9laIe
GoIer btieit9en in ipentgen Glinutcn ardmpfe. Serz
hebunqen lauren Diaaen. Soobrennen. ueru0es 8opfs
ipeh, 8torrboe, 6ubr &olif, g8tnoe unb ale tnnerz
(ifen Sdlmeren.
Jteiienbe iolten fets cine Slaibe BON Raotpab'S
OicaeD Hcltcf bel itdl fh9ren. @tnt9c lropfen. In
gSaiier genommen, ,bclIaen Srantheen H. S6mersen In
fSolae pom g8neripctliel gs Stimulirmittei lit
es beiicr, oils iransOfii6er Sranbp ooer 5tterer.
GalteS SSte5er+
saItes S7eber lptr6 fir hnf5e Gents furrt. Gs gbt
teN eilmtel in her 2Bett, fDeldeS fnlteS ie6er nb
nle onberen molariiden bilt0ien, SarIahz 3pphusz,
ee!bes uno anoere 5Se6er bel Dem aeihIeti9en @e=
6raude bon giaoanaDs QiHen) 70 ihneG turtrt, tpie
9ieoipap'S EeaoS Getief,
SSiimf5i9 GentS pro SlaSd,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
GaltcS Tte5er.
2saSlpap's
NegultrcnDe YiQelt.
goIFnmntsne Gursansen, ItnoernSe Mbfibrs
,tittei, iorfett ohif Sd,iiicri tets inoetlatft9
utlo uatiirIid, tn ibrer Operation.
Gin pesetabtliSd,es Griabntittet fitr
SdIOttel.

Bonfommen obne ie9ltden Bet9eidmad elegant n,
fIBem GuInmt slaiirt, purgtren, re9ulren, rentaen
unb fdrten.
8aotpaa's Gtlen sur Sur aIer Srantbeiten bes
DaNens ber feher Der Geodrme Der Jeren, Der Slae,
iope ir nerpoies Sopfpe6, 8erftopun9, Sn0iaeiton,
bune Sdmorrbotben rnb ale anberen eeoen oes llns
terlei6s. @ne pollfommene 3ir garaHtrt. 5teiu Des
eetabiliid, tene Spur DlertlIr Dinernlteu o0er
i6dbIhen Sroeuen.
H9- Nian beafte fotsenSe spmptome bon srantbet'
ten Der @erbauun9sor9ane: 8eritnRfung, tnnerlthe
SGnorrboiben, Slutfpdlun9 nod Dem Sopte, Sdure
Ula9enSrhden, oures stufitoBen, Sinten dber Bebea
bes Sersens, eritiden6es @eflt 6et'm 2te9en gle6d
ooer Sslodern Dor ben Nu9en fSebea u bunple S1mers
Saut uns Der Gueen, Seitenffthen, 5dmef5en In Der
g,ruf uno in ben GjIiebern pIossie 4npaiIungen bon
Site, SrenHen bes sSleldes.
gnftei pom aaen obensenanaen Rrontbeiten bereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
S6DtnSiu6t

Der 2Hn9en unb tu6ertufoier Bbtfs; Reconnaissance
ltdihen selhen; 5inituinbcn, SntartunQ uno 8ers
9pdrin9 ner gieren, 3udcrtrantbeit ltrnperbaItuua
lloIoIti9e snecrun9 aepdhrt ipo onit 9atbster o,s
brau6t mnroen, neIdhe fhmeYs6nftc Operation nlns
mebr n6erfluiii9 in, SIaienitetn uno in alien 5deu
BON
Gt,tsfinSnt,a Der Sarn6lnse uao
Der 9steren,
ionic bel troniitcn 5dilen BON peiECm HlR unb G5ez
bdrmuttcrlcioen.
@tnc Saibe entbdlt mebr attpe no bctlfrdftiae les
mene, ais tr9eno Elm anoercS Brdparat. Die Webuia
miro tbeeoeIneiie genommen lpdbreno an6ere }ifteJ
fGni bis ie6S DIAL 10 pieI erforOern.
Gin Solar pro SSIaStte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
grets 25 Gents sro S@a6tst.

gBir uieberbolen, boS ber eeIer unIere Sllher unb
gdren dber SranfbetteH aRb oeren sur uoiseu mug,
por AGeu:
rssaliSb aii0 gSabr,"
-HaosuaA iibss Srritabie Itretbeas"
"Naotpaa aber SfrrpheIn,"
une 2goere Srteg hber Graufbeiten peride6ener ar,
Su ben Apotbeten su baben,
1fan Icfe: .,SsetId, ano gSabr."
Wtan itide eiae Sriefmarfe an .RGSaoaD & Sotssp.s
Sit. 32, gSerreu=, 9de osr Sbareas 5trahe, Gesus
Dprf.
Sud SuesAitt iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Sas aelbe SSteber III a, 80 a,tata

9Saibin9t,o n, 5. auguit. .-OieJtatiOnnlz
SanitdtsbebDrbe bot folsenbe, bonn 81. Suli
oatirte yfahrihten aus 6anauna erbalten {:
MSS befinben ltd1 segeutpartig stma 200 Batien=
ten, melhe am selben Sieber leiOen, in Oieier
Stabt. gSabreno Der am 81. Suli peritritsz
nen @ode itarben 81 Berlonen am gelban Ste
ber unO 13 an ben 8lattern. 6ulgenoe Sabr=
seuge batten benl Sernehnlen nad pdbreno
hires aufsntbaltes i'm biefseu 5afsn oas gelbe
5ieber amSorb: Die lpauii6e Sarfe y@lsnero," {"
fpeld)e OH 26. Suli aah gtelpzDort absin3;
Die ameritaniid)e Barfe rSilora," ging am %.
Suli iibsr Matan5as rad 6disn n0rOlih pom
Sop Satteras ab; Die ipanide Sarfe r4ii De
Sunio," 30. Suli mad Gbarleiton, s.; Die
ipauiide Sriss nsio," 80. Suit nab gteIu=
glnrf "D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
9efegrap6if6e 9epefGea.
(geridte oer uaiioctlrten Brefie" fur ben nOeutid
@orreiponbenten.")
Snfano-
2l&s Der 8anoesDempttaat.

gBaibington, 5. ausuit. - Oie beutige
Steuereinnubme betrug 1896, ,913. 10; Die 3oQs
einnahue 1922 1854.
Das Sdatalnt faufte beute 1885, 900 unsen
Silber fir Die Miin5amter 81 5an SranSisco,
ytem=Srleans unO philadelphia.
Sr. 6rend, gluoitor Der @iienbahn= =Sonti
unb 9fe9ierungs=Sngenteur gfi1ols reien inorz
gen naf ct. 8aul, Winn., ab, I'M uoHlsnen
Yunfte aus Die idbrltde Snipeftion oeS @igett=
tbuus unb Der @elbaftslage bsr y9tortbern.,"
vSoutberll=" unb rGentraL Baclfic.," iouie
anoerer Babnert, tpsld)e Subiicieu Don Der Jte-
gierung erbalten, su beginner.
Pralibent Sapes unO @eneral SbermaH tpers
ben Der Solbaten=6euuion ON TO-, IL. uno
u. 4uguit in Columbus, o., beiuobneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
9efeklpie 3uifauoe TT yseattst9n,
Gntfprut,ae,,e Wefomaete.

4bria II, Wiid,., 5. 4ugll. = 4u8 Dem
biefgen @efdngniiie baben in Der borlebtcn
Had9t 5tuet Pferheoiebe, Elm Sbabreder un0. eiu
@iitnliid)er auf idlaue gSelle ibre 6lud)t be-
tperffelli9t. Ste 5iinoeten bas SolSwerf Der
Henlfer an, nnaften &ohlcu aus ben glinlnlen=
Sen !Sol5itiiden unb erbitten nit oieien 6olS=
foblen bas Malerperf. 0aburh fOunten iis
Die @iienfan9en aus Der 6enfterOfinuHg emit
fernen unO burd Die Sefnung ms 5reie
frled)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
3aOtuap's 3eaop 2teftef
UtlII5t tuIIgtIIVIIuIlVt SIHperun9-
Int3ilnhung Der Nieren,
Gutsilnbmng Der Staie,
Gnt3ilubnng Der Giugetpeibe,
Gongeitinneu Der 9umge,

tpunoer 5als, ifltpieriaeS atbmen, 6ersflopfen,
6piterie, @rOup, 9ipbtberiti8, Satarrb,
Snfluen5a, Sopfueb, j3abnihnler3en,
yferuoiitdt, Sd)lafoF9feit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Gin Solar pro sslafd)e.
q. q. q.
GaosuoD's @eaSD &clief
Rlbt cine Stun0e

nal Dem Seien beier GnSeise 6randlt iraeno Semaus
nod SShmcrSen auSSuffebeni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06

Serdaotruneen oes acknowledgements n,,e
9efrBeH unS enipfunocn nadi Dem SSsbramdSe
tperttder Tpfeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
Ser Sclbifmoro oeS WaflerS Ssl=
DeGltrtt.

y b iabelp b IA, 5. Iu9. - usber Den
bsreit6 mitgetbe,lten Selbitnloro beS in 9er.
no, Spruceitrabe, tpobnbaften Iftienudflsr5
Sobn WtcGrea 6iloeburn IN ether j3tQs os8
Stationshauies bes 10. 8oliseibiifrtttS ,purbe
bnrd, Die 2eihenidau faitgeitellt, Dap Der S:r=
itorbsns ant letten Wontag Nbeno Tim II llbr
Gum Colonel Sobn 0aprie, eilenl Der @lerf5
Des @ontinentals0 0otels," aill9. cine Holie
Sanfuoten bsraus3ng nnb idgte, Dies ieien
$40, tpeld)e sr in Die @eloipinoe bss 6otelS
9elegt niinid)e; er DOlIe, ia9te cr, gum 5luiie
eeben uno fidj ertrGufeu. Oa 6r. Yaiprte be-
merfte. oaB Der Nann fidl eigentbiimltf be-
trug, lief er ben Yoiisiiten 2atta bonn 19. Ol=
ilifte berbci, Der ben W2ann naf) oem Staz
tipnshaule ieines 0itrifts on Der goatbaro1,
unterbolb Der s. StraBe. brad)te.
BORT purSe er 81 einem anoeren Utanne III
bic .3ele gebrad]t, nafoeul man ihm lelne
gSertbiafen II. |. 10. abgenonmeu bate. Setoe
Wdnner batten itarf getrnrfer. al1r3 Dor II
ubr lab Der ShlieBer ben Siloeburn oift an
ben @iicnfian9en iteben, unb 10 Winuten ipdter
lab er i'm bereits bdnser. Gr bate iiA on iet.
nenl Saldentnbe anfgefniipft. G1e Der 4rst
tam, mar oas Seben entftobeu.
GIN MOntaa Ulofaen hatte Der Seritorbcne
ieinem gruoer Sampton 6iloebllrn er;dblt, er
iet geraoe bon einein 9etd)e i'm 4anbe nad) Der
gtaot suriidgetebrt. gr benabm iif in be-
frembenber &eile, par aber politdnoig MIDI
tern. Sereits i'm oorisea Sttober uerindte CT,
leinenl 9aiein ollrf) 9aubanum EN- guOe su
MAIDEN, unb man miiBte ibn mad Dem SrEett,
bauic id)affen, ba er geiitesoeriurrt mar. Sis
Dor einem Monate par er in Der Srrenanitalt.
Serbift; Selbftuorb bur4 Grbaugen bel 5eit'
tueili9em Srriinu.
3efeslpie 3nftdmoe TIT ssestts.ag.
GiHcinnati, 5. augult.-@ine Spestalz
bepsld)e aus 6lemin9sburg, Sn., nletoet, OaB
8errp Sefierion porgefern 5u Utaps>std bon
3tpei 9te9ern eridolien muroe, unb oaB Elm
DfOb ipater bic M6rber auibaugte. gtdhere
ginselnbeiten feble1l. - 0erialben OepeId]e Su=
fOlse bat cine organtiirte Rsgulatorenbanoe I'm
n6rbliden Sbeile BON Slenlin9= =@ountp 0rn.
@bas. Naribau, bem 9eibla8euen @an0ioatan
fir ben Staatsenat, 20 Gage Srtt 5u letner
@ntfernllng aus benz @ouutp gegeben. Gin
anoerer Manu bat eirlen dblllif)en Sefebf ers
balten. 8eibe ausgelpieiene iinO reihe Bit
ger, unb Die affaire psrura6t 9roBe auirez
9nng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
in elmer bis slpanaia @innten.

GS matbt fetnen lneribicb, fuie befi9 un6 aunlnoG
ber Stmers, iuelden Der Gheumatiter, Der Betfete,
Der StnIdg, Der 8erfrppelte Der Ierp0Ie, Der gaes
rQlaiidle IL. (, 10, auSfebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-06
ytaotuab'S &eaoB 3elief
III
eth Sctlmittcl fur icoen S6mer;.
ss spar Oct erfte uno TIT

TeIder ausen6lidtid bic beftigten SdmerSen unterz
oriitt gr5tinoun9en Itnoer uno @onaeftionen, 9les
ote, oh IN ocr eunge, Dem NGgen ben g9eueben ooer
onseren Griien ODER Sr9onen, our6 etne einsse aps
pIifotipn belt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-20

AUSTIN is certainly ambitions 10 be-
como u tho. ough metro AN city.
The Rtrelle says: Work IN /, 10 street
railroad is progressing rapidly. Grading
is completed from the end OF the Ne
vada Central around the upper side OF
the stone house aud back on the oppo-
site side Of the canyon to the upper
southern orn Of the grave yard. Al
that point the road will DO made in the
shape OF q V with a switch. From
there to the Junction blacksmith shop
there Is q fill TO be male about six or
seven feet in hight. The heaviest por.
ton OF the work, we judge. will be
from the keystone stable to the Junction
House, atihe foot Of the grade. Between
these points there is mu,h filing and
grading to be done which will require
some little time 10 complete. though nj
the rate tho work is going on al pres.
ont two weeks more will go q good way
toward making Il ready for the ties and
rails.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-20

TO-DAY was the time fixed by Con-
gress for adjournment. but such action
will probably be deferred until about
the closed of the week. Washington ad-
vices were that the Senate would concur
in The House amendment to Dayard's
Marshnls bill aud MS It will, Of course,
be promptly laid before Mr.. Hayes,
there is already tho usual amount OF
speculation and guess work as to
whether this measure will be approved
or vetoed. Il provides that Election
Deputy Mnrshals shall be drawn equally
from both political parties, and that
they shall be appointed by the United
States Courts. No one appears to have
~rsiiivu information Of Mr.. Hayes's in-
{, niious in lhe matter. but the leaders
al the dominant party in Congress IRE
evidently ind.ff rent in regard 10 his
decision, and there Is undoubtedly no
disposition ON their part to prolopg the
session on account OF n veto OF this
bill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-20
Corrrspoudence.

~SPRUCEMoNr, Juno IL.
Editor hnd,pendent-My last letter was
mailed from the Wolverton Ranch in
North Ruby. About half way between
Loveridg~s' and James Myers. the
school district Of North Rub, ends, aud
Ruby Valley district begins. The
county behind is hemmed in by broken
mountain chains aud rugged peaks, but
O (going south) 1t opens into n broad
roomy valley, green. picturesque and
dotted with snug little cottages as far
as you can see. Permit me 10 give ron
q brief outline OF the progress of this
hcslthy valley; maybe it will encourage
and stimulate others who are struggliug
in new homes. and who think Provi-
dence has deserted them. The first
settlers located in Ruby Valley about
1861. TouShened sinews aud a stout
heart was all the wealth they could
boast. Indians disputed their right to
settle, poverty grinued ut them, every
obstacle adverse to human prosperity
stared them in the face, but the pio-
neeIs concluded to build up homes
tight hero and nothing could shake
their iron wills. Nothing OF import
nnce was produced until tho White Pine
excitement Of $50 blazed forth with
meteoric glare, aud furnished Ruby q
valuable md active market. Grnin COM
manded eight and ten cents per pound
at their doors, which stimulated the
farmers to grcnt industry, tho result Of
which was tons upon toni Of bright.
yellow grain wns freighted into Hamil,
ton from Ruby Valley. But 1 am get
ting too lengthy. Shortly after the
bonanzas OF Eureka were thrown opet
to the world, thus providing our settlers
with a profitable and easy market. Th,
money accumulated through thes,
sonrces was wisely used to render thei
homes permanent by improving tn,
farms, mud investing in live stock 70
which the surrounding foothills prom
Uses abundant pasturrgc. Nearly ever.
farmer ia Ruby valley is to-day com
Portable. and many are slowly but surel
acenmula,ing wealth. A grist.mili |
conveniently located, q grocery stor
and blacksmith shop nre fourishing
Lrrgc crops have been put in this JeaI
Immense drovcs OF stock can he seen |
and all around the Wiley; every farm
fenced, or will be soon. and / Gu
truthfnlly say that tho prospects for th
settlers In Ruby wero never since th
.'fiush times" more cheering. Fou
thousand head Of cnttle were sold lal
week. ..ss. F.. l.. Il. l..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-20
rhAs Chs~.xo PANrA

Commsn1ug upo1 thals. voSAertal
strueture. the last Rslnbliean PIE iorn,
the New York Ssm declared It no,hirs
But . mess OF platitudes and tears of
NE dscayed plankipg in the following
vigorous style.
Nov for . few specimen liess
"The Republican party suppressed 9
rebellion which had raised nearly O
million Of MEN 20 subvert the national
authority" No il didn't. The loyal
people ufiha Union mpprrssedsstha.
reLellioa. .a,rr .r
''lt has rnised the value OF our paper
carrency from 80 per cent. to tie par
81 gol D." No il hasn't. The credit of
tie nation and the industry of the
people have brought the currency to
par. .llr-E -. D.
at has restored upon a solid basis
payment in coin for all the national
obligations" No Is hssn't. II has
stood by while the laws Of trade have
operated. rszi
sit has paid Ssss. DOC. 600 OF the pub.
ic debt" No it hasn't. The people
of the United States have paid the
money. And but for the moustrous
dishonesty 81 successive Republican na-
miuistra,ions the public debt would
have becn further reducrd by hundreds
OF millions, or the burdens Of the people
would have been less by hundres OF mil.
lions-the hundreds cf millions wasted
ssd stolen under Grant.
1--WE affirm that no further grant of
the public domain should be made to
any railway or other corporation"
You affirmed the snme thing four years
ago and eight years ago. and you kept
Un giving away tho public domain until
the people made you sop. ssa-I
t.Slavery having persisted in the
States, its twin barbarity, poly gamy.
must die in the Territories" You pro-
nounced its death warrant four years
ago, aud have not raised u hand to ex-
Pcute the sentence.
History will honor Rutherford b.
Hayes" That is a lie. o..
THE reform in the civil service shall
thorough, radical and complete"
You promised IL in 1872 and in 1876.
You will keep on promising It as long
AS the promise wins the votes OF fools.
The real platform of the Republican
party was ennnciatel Mt Chicago. not by
the H"u. Edward Pi,rrepont, but by
Dne Flanagan Of Texas. u is truthful
aud brief: "wlat arc We here for ex.
pt to get Office" r .|