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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
Fifteen Years Of Life a Blank.

In plain but neat little story-and-a
half white house, in Syracuse, n. Y,
says letter from that city. lives Ger
man girl named Amelia Hosch, who
passed her twenty.sixth birthday on
the fifteenth OF January last. The
greater part of her life-fully fifteen
years-has been blank. In her child
hood Amelia was considered an unusu-
ally bright girl. She early learned to
read and write both English and Ger
man, and could play the piano with
considerable skill. When between ten
and eleven years of age she was attacked
with fever and ague. This soon de-
veloped into hysterical fi.s. and in n
few weeks the girl lost her reason.
Her power of speech left her, and her
limbs refused to support her. She be-
came helpless imbecile, and did not
leavt her bed except when lifted from
It. From four to eight times a night
and from two to six times a day she
was seized with the most violent parox-
ysms. Many times Il was thought that
she was drawing her last breath. Medi-
cines of every kind were tried, but
without effect. In March. 1879, DIR. A.
II. Tankie visited the girl and made q
diagnosis of her case. He combined q
preparation of his own with one OBJ
tained from professor in Columbia
college, New York. The second night
after Amelia began taking the prepara-
tion she slept all night. something she
had not done before in fifteen years.
She began 10 increase in flesh, and In
June uttered the first words that she
had spoken since she was first attacked.
Gradually her powers of speech re-
turned. and with It her memory. The
period of her mental slumber is blank
and she Is more Of q child than woman,
except In years. She tells of what she
saw in her childhood and sings the
songs that she used to sing in her Sum
day school. Although she has received
no instruction since her recovery, she
can cad. write, figure. and do every
thing that she did before she lost her
reason. When asked about her illness
she looks Mt the questioner in : won-
dering way-she knows nothing about
IL. She now weighs about 40 pounds
nearly twice as much as she did be-
fore she began taking the preparation.
She l. strong, healthy looking young
woman. She articulates rather slowly,
but her replies are prompt and correct.
While talking with the correspondent
she said: 81 know everything used to
know" She likes to talk, and en-
braces every opportunity to converse
that Is offered. The cpse cxcites the
wonder Of physicians. and great many
have called TO see the girl.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
Fair Play Is a Jewel.

Our readers are doubtless familiar
with the anecdote which tells of the
heroic self-denih OF Sir Philip Sidney.
as he lay bleeding on the field of Zut-
phen. His attendants had procured a
bottle of wine. just as the bleeding
knight was tasting It he saw wounded
soldier carried by, who cast longing
look on the wine. my poor fellow. thy
necessity Is greater than mine," said
Sidney, aa ne ordered the bottle to Be
given him.
Brave men have not infrequently ex-
hibited similar seli-denying spirit. The
late Admiral Farragut records In his
journal one such display. It occurred
in one of the naval battles OF the war of
1919. when the Essex was attacked by
two British ships or war.
Lieutenant Cowell. of the Essex, being
badly wounded In the Lee. was carried
into the cockpit. where the surgeons
had their hands full. Seeing him, one
of the doctors dropped another patient,
and proposed to amputatethe leg forth-
with.
"No, doctor, none of that. "enswered
the gallant officer; "fair play Is .
jewel. One mans life Is as dear as an
other. won't cheat any poor fellow
out Of his turn"
When his turn came, m hour or two
after. IL was TOO late. The amputation
was performed, but the patient was too
weak to survive Il
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

At the Panoptikon of Dresden there l.
on exhibition curious piece Of mech
anism, entitled Get Up" Over a bed
is dial, the index Of which is set over
night TO the hour at which the sleeper
wishes to arise in the morning. which,
when IL reaches the bed. as a mild pre-
liminary to more decisive action, lights
a powerful lamp, 30 placed as to cast It's
rays directly on the slugRard. Should
this gentle hint fall. five minutes alter
the bed automatically iaI.s asunder.
causing the sleepy occupant to lapse to
the floor with iotce and suddenness
that prove fatal TO sIumbar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
The Breakers Broken.

Onward, onward, never higher!
Upward, upward, never higher,
Ahl waves, All men, shall brave endeavo,
Fall back In froth and foam ioreveri
Yet mark those eager crests that hover,
Like birds, the moving wave-mass over;
The waves roll back, bat they dash On,
The dry sand drinks them; one by one
They perish on the beach iorlorn.
As they die, a thought emergcs
Ghost-like from the shattered surges:
ITO strive Ii still to fail the stronges.
In striving mrst but suffer longest"
Far sweeter than mad surface-motion
The dim green depths of unstirred ocean,
More happy than the windy crest
A lowly life where love and rest
House in the chambers OF the breast.
Thomas X. Price
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
pitch Pine.

From Wilmington, N. c., southwark
and nearly all the way TO Florida, the
pitch-pine trees, with their blazed sides,
attract the attention of the traveller.
The land for long stretches are almost
worthless, and the only industry, beyond
small patches of corn or cotton, Is the
choking" of the pitch-pine trees for the
gum, as 1t is called, and the manufacture
Of turpentine and resin. There are sew
eral kinds of pine trees, including the
white. spruce, yellow, Roumany and
pitch pine. The latter is the only valu-
able one for boxing, and differs a lit
tie from the yellow pine, with which 1t
is sometimes confounded Mt the North.
The owners of these pine lands generally
lease the privilege for the business. and
receive about Sl25 for a crop, which
consists Of 10000 boxes. The boxes are
cavities cut into the tree near the ground
in such a way as to hold about quart.
and from one TO tour boxes are cut in
each tree, the number depending on Its
size. One man can attend to and gather
the crop of 10000 boxes during the sea-
son, which lasts from March to Septem-
ber. About three quarts of the pitch or
gum is the average production of each
box, but TO secure this amount the bark
of the tree above must be hacked away
little every fortnight. Doing this 30
often, and for successive seasons, re-
moves the bark as high as can be easily
reached, while the quantity of the gum
constantly decreases, in that 1t yields
less spirit, as the turpentine is called,
and then the trees are abandoned. The
gum Is scraped out of the boxes with a
sort of wooden spoon, and at the close OF
the season, after the pitch on the ex-
posed surface of the tree has become
hard, IL is removed by scraping, and Is
only fit for resin, producing no spirit.
The gum sells for $3.50 barrel to the
distillers. From sixteen barrels of the
crude gum, which is about the average
quantity of the stills, eighty gallons OF
turpentine and ten barrels of resin are
made. The resin sells for from Sl.4O
to S5 per barrel, according TO quality,
and just about pays for cost Of gum and
distilling, leaving the spirit, which sells
for forty cents a gallon, as the profit OF
the business. Immense quantities OF
resin await shipment along the line, and
the pleasant odor enters the car win
dows az we are whirled along. After
the trees are unfit for further boxing,
and are not suitable for lumber, they
are sometimes used TO manufacture tar,
but the business is not very profitable,
and is only done by large companies,
who can thus utilize their surplus labor.
The trees are cut up into wood, which l.
piled into hole in the ground and COW
cred with Garth, and then burned, the
same as charcoal is burned in New York.
The heat sweats out the gum, which,
uniting with the smoke, runs of through
a spout provided for that purpose. A
cord of wood will make two barrels oi
tar, which sells for sl.50 barrel. and
costs thirty-seven and half cents 70
make. The charcoal is then sold for
cooking purposes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

Woodman, fell that tree,
Spare not a single bough;
In youth it larruped me &
And I'll get even now. 3
Twas my stern fathers hand ( =
That made IL feel 30 hot.
And though you think Il grand,
woodman, spare 1t not
The old familiar tree,
Whose branches were cut down
And spread all over me
woodman, hew it down!
Lay on thy vigorous stroke!
Cut out its earth bound ties;
Oh, slash that onery oak
That filled my soul with signs.
When l, an idle boy,
Hockey often played,
In all my gushing joy
With Toms two sisters strayeds
My mother caught me here;
My tather pressed his hand
Forgive this foolish tear
But don't let that oak stand.
My back would ache and sting,
My dear old woodman friend,
And here the blows did ring
As was forced 10 bend.
Down with it, woodman, brave,
Leave not a single iot,
While I my old wounds lave
inflicted on this spot.
--ReokGk Gats Gig.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

Il Is the tiny streamlet which Is kepi
ina splutter, by a stick thrust into it
waters by : willful boy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10

9as 5. IarplG nber 8 NJ II t,
Col. QG. s.. g. Sur9wDn, rulr6 beute Nad)z
mittaa NIT ieinem Uiulif~ unO 3rommler
corps cine YaraOe ourf) perldieOene StraBen
Der Stabt unternebmen.
Son einem g 6)minbel, oen mebrere
iInae 2eute periibt baben iollen i1l6enl lte Set@
trdae 3l Der fiirslid) i'm Souterratn Der ct.
Beters STRIDE, Gde 6ollin8s un6 Yoppletonc
ltroBe, gum Selten Der nellen tatbollldlen Slr9e
in @alberton gebalteuen ~ 6air" ianmelten. 1T
6ieier Gage @ater @orri9an IN SerlntntB 9eIebt
moroen. STE 8oli8eibeamten i'm tpeltltdben
9iftrifte finO ebenfall5 oaoon benohridttgt.
@eaeu 8allace Sling, Braiioeuteu Der
.rntons @laS @ompagnte b II
Sab Baltimore" ruuroen gtifolau8
86pplein, Seinrid Seim unD @eOrg {. 6arris
ion, 9lftiondre genannter Gonlpagnie, fir itf,
unb i'm 9lamen anberer Attiondre our6 Sfoor
Nohner i'm Stabtfrei8geri6te flagbar uuo
lu6ten nm eiu Serbot iiir ben Serflagten, Oa8
einqeGicberte Gabrifgebaube mieber aufbauen
III laiItn unb oeu Serliherun9Sbetrag fir oa8
rueoersebronnte ,@ebaube ein3ufaiiiren, nno tir
Die 9lleluranSs@ @ompagnie'n ihm bleien Bttta9
auS5usabien, lopie nm Ginletung eiiles Se=
qnciters 5ur gcitung Der An9ele9tnbeIteil Der
@onpdGnie nGd).
8rutaler angriff. - (Gin inn9er
Marn nirft ieincnl glrbeitgeber elnen Sopt
nit heiBem Ycd) an ben Sopf) Am San8-
taos. .Tod)mtttaae bate Der 18~Iabri9e ehas.
Natt nit ieinen Arbeit9eber, oem Sitritelt'
mac,er Srn. 2ouia S0lb, yr. All, Roro ~8ah'
gtraBe, einen BOrttpediel, bel tpelden Grites
rer einen nit beiBem Yed sefiittten Sopi BON
Sien qenomnlen nnb 6rn. Soib ben Snbalt
entaeaeu aeldleubert baben iou, 10 oaB berielbG
am &opIe, !6olle unS S6ultern id9lilnni per-
briibt wnrbe unb tpahriheinlih ote Srano.
maale bleibsnS int @siihte bebalteu miro. Or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Snrano-9epe(6ett.
aus oer 8unoesbamptFaot.

ssaibingto ton, 9. Wai. - Der amerifa'
niide General Soniul 5u Wontreal meloet in
sillcn pom 80. Npril batirteu 8eridte, baB bic
ausnanosruug aus CANADA mad ben Ser.
Staaten eineu srobsu Nuiidwung 9enommen
bat. gHabreno OeS OtonatS Iprtl reiiten 292
ssomiliell, i'm @anSen aus 2189 Berionen BE-
ifebenb, iber 0fontreal mad ben Ser. Staaz
ten ab.
Der 9rdfbent madte seifern in 8esleituns
mebrerer !5erren uno Oanten etnen lusflu9
mad Wiount Sermon.
@ine bier empfangene Depeid)e iileloet. baB
bic Rsaierrlns bon Nicarasua elmer amertfaut=
niidem @onpasnie Gonseiiion gum Baue zines
interoscaniid)en &anals perlieben bat.
6lotteniefretar 9bompion bat in 8;sleitung
nlsbrsrer Senatoren uno 8epraientanten cine
gleiie nod Der Seliung Mfonroe uno gtoriolt,
@irg.. gerlad,t. @r reiite aeitern abeno BON
Der lsttereu Staot nod 8aibinston srriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Srittele ErntoroM,t8 ettteS WaS=
djens ourd) ietneu betrMnfenen

CHICAGO, 8. Wfai. - Sames Sobln, ein
Gdifisltauer, ermoroete pdbreno Der nergan=
genen 0tad)t ietne etgene So9ter. ST fam
betrunfen rad) 9aule lr1o trieb ieine Sanli=
lie tpabrenO eines itr0nenben @eipitterregens
aus Der gSpbnung, neil iid letne Srau ipei=
gerte, 8ier fiir i'm uno etrlen Sreuno, tpeld)er
tbn begk,tete, gu bolen. Seine So6ter Otollp,
eln Observation-Disclosures Ndo6en, begab ftd) lpdz
ter pieoer IN Das 6aus mnb er id)idte iie NIT
fiiui Dollars nad einem benahbarten gaben,
nm tim eine Retletald1e 5u fallfsu, inoem er
iib, fpie er lagte, entihloiien bate, feline Saz
bradte bic 8eiletald9e, hattie jebod ben Shliilz
lieriibsr in iold)e gSutb, oab ct oas Sblob
ssrbrad, uno isiner aodtsr Die Saide wieoer
einbaHoists NIT oem Sefeble, iie suriif3ubri:l=
gen uno ihr1 ieiu @elo iuieoer Su bolen.
Wfollp besab iit, in elm anftobsnbes 3inmer,
lporanf 5obiu ibr III Der Anuabme, Dab IT,
leiner anipcilung ntdlt geborden tpolle, fol9te,
iie Oil ben 9aarell 5nrIdld)letfte uno oas Dtdoz
d1eu aui Oell SuBboo,n mari. ST mari fth
.oarallf nit poiler gSrdt NIT ben Gllieen auf
Die grlit btr uuglidliden unb Idlug 1hr NIT
ben 6duiten auI ben Sopf, pabreno iie ibn
nm oes 6mmels gS1llcn aehte. iie rtiht 5u
tDbtsn. Nls Goblin enoltd) nit ben DfiBbanO=
lungeH aufh0rte, fiibrte eine 6rau Nobtnion,
nelhe in bemislbel1 6aule tuobnte uuo ruabreno
Des 9rdBlid)en Nuftritts I'M 9iilfe gerufen hattie,
oas Utabd,en, aus oeiisn DiunOe blutigsr
Shaum berporqupa, in bas nddite 3tmuler
unb periudte, Der 4ermiten Siilfe 81 leiitea.
DielsIbe par iebod) in lusuigeu Wtinuten etne
Xetde. Goblin purbe perbaitet uuo leusnete
|, sas Serbreden, alletn ietn a6tidbriser Sobn
unb 6rau 6ebinion, weld1e ausen5eu9en Der
Sbat maren, treten ais Iufldger ge9en ibn aui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Cages s-Vemt9Reitett.

Gs erbelt jett, bab Der Deutide, tueld,r iih
ror eini9eu 9a9en in gS a in9to n osr-
aiitete, nidt gilbert g8an9er, ionoern sllbert
8agner bieB. DaS y@iucinnatier SolfSol."
id)reibt: ALBERT gSaguer arbeitete bonn 5ebruar
1879 bis Mdrs 1880 als @eiele IN Der Sob.
6auf'jd 9ranerei uno nabtn oann BelbaT
ti9ung IN Der Walfer'id,en 8rauerei on Spca=
nore5tra6e an, mo- er bis bor tuent9en Sa9en,
bis 511 ieiner Neiie uad 9Saibtnston, perblteb.
ST fonnte bic Srennung bon Ieiner 9attin, bic
in @albingtom lebt, nidbt ertrager. Shon
friiber bate er einen 8eriud oer gSteoerpcr=
einigung gen,aht, Der relnltatlos perlief, ullb
als oerielbe MiBefolg ibm iett brobte, beidloB
er, letnem 2eben elm @nbe 5u MAIDEN. @i1e
llnse gausanum geniigte ibm befanntlib gu
bielem 3pede. Seiue 9side tuiro bteier Gage
in Cincinnati eintreffen."
Gin Neeer ipasierte loeben auf cine 8etts
bon $500 innerbalb "a otunoen BON q 10 :
Oorf nad Ybilabelpbia.
am lstten Sreitage purosn absrmals m i
M6rber gehangt.
Sn Sort @ortb, Seras, puroe Der gfe=
ger S. @apps tpe9en eiues idanblthen 8sr=
bred,ens an Der rpsiBeu Nrau 9hornton, inn
Sebruar letten Sabres besanssr, sebanst.
gfeser, oerielben 9hat nit ibm anseflaat,
idulblos ,eien. = Sn 81 ar1otte, e.,
tullrbe Der notoriid)e @inbreher uno Wtorbae-
iene $. 5orne, ebenfalls Elm 6arbiger, aufge=
fniipft.
Sn ct. 9ouis iebeu Die Steiub amer
aus.
Sn Oenber, @ol., cirfulirt elm nod unbe=
flGtiqteS @eriid]t, nad) rpelbent 25 @rnbeneute
i'm urteren @unntl lon=2bale, @ol., bon ben
ltezS IL bianern angegrtfIen nno 5m6lf Der
@eiben get0otet tpuroen.
Die etaenuerfe fertig te @nil tine, NIT
Scr fih Dor &l,rsem Der iunge Selbitm6rber tn
@lellea, Maii, lslbit fSpfte, 1T iett in Der
,aderbarl SaGe" in Boiton gu ieben fir 10
Gents @intritts9elb. ,&irOer 5ablen bic 5dtfts." !"
Sn @e iipoint, N.=Y., tpuroe porgeltern
Sr. Soutbwortb, elm Safperitdnoi9er in Be
5ug auf Sanbihrifterl, por Der Wfilitarcommii=
iion i'm 93etreff Der 50 @bitt afer1 den q n
gelegenbett pernommen unb brndte Die Mn=
iift aus, oab Der nit Der .3aht 27 numarirte
3ettel uno baS bon 8bittafer empfansene
gBarnunasihreiben bon elmer un0 oerielben
Yerion famnlten.
Or. &beslee Warttn elm befannter
ar5t unb berporragenter sSreimaursr, ftarb nor=
9eitern plDblid, gu @batbam, nnfpeit Oanpiae,
girg. Die geerbiguns fanb geitern ftatt.
Die 8 bfternbte I'M ipeitliden penn-
l1lpanien unb 1iilid,en Ohio 1T niht i'm @e-
ringien burd 6roif belhapist tuorbsn uuo uer-
lprlht einei h0d,it rcidlid,en @rtrag.
Der neuu5ebnidbrige Sobn 9beriba n
iplirbe porgeftern in elmer Gohlen9rube bel
Yittston, Henni., our1 berabfiirsenbes
@eliein get5btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Wertnti6te feleeraphtid,e 0epei@et.

NefMtt 0te tetele0fapAttMe SepeiWet.
Die @eIhmorenen in Dem Nn mani d en-
Morbpro5eiie gu Yaterion, N.=S., iinb
e1tlaiien poroen, i1oenl es fih usitellte,
bab Solepb abbott, elmer Der @el9woreueu,
ipahniinni9 1T.
Sliper s. 5aliep, % Sabre aft, aus 8 e u
man II, Benlli., ertranf am Ietten Srei=
taae nabe Sslanb Gitp 5ei9bts, N.=S., in
Ssolae bes &s1tterns elmer Saht. Sier anoere
8erlonen, oarllnter smsi Danlen, tuurben nit
senauer 9aotb gerettet.
Sn 9efft's aoblensrube 5u Miueoille,
0.=g., tpuroeu Stoser Nonphau uuo Bm.
S'9fetl am letten sSreitage Durh berabtiir=
3enbe Sobleu eridllagen unb mebrere anoae
4rbeiter perlttt.
adtb. S. Ii. 3 usue Be eiuanoais,
melher leiner .3eit alS @ouperusur, &i1tr
oeS Obrgeridjts mnb prdfbent bes StaatS=
@enats in aouiiiana funsirte, 1T am l,sten
6reitaee in Yar,s, Tranfreit, geitorbsn.
Der perfforbene Sas. Sid on, Sdter beS
Srn. Ghos. Diflon, beS BrdFoenten oer DE-
la,pare- Sublon~ ~Sanal Comp" ipnrbe 9eitsrn
in Garbonoale, Yennl., in @ecentuart bon
ettua 5000 Meniden beeroigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
0s1sS Sheriff..

Stab % Werito, 2. Dfai.-golltdnotge
Stube berrid]t in alien Sbeilen Der Hepublif.
Oit@eiddfte geben gut, Die ausfubr, beIonoers
bisjenige nah europa, bat betra6tlid) su9e=
nommen nnb IN Der finausiellen Gage Der 5te
aierung iit cine erfreultde SeHeruug eiugetre.
ten. 9ie berorfteberoe Brdfioentenmabl iit
nod INNER oas bauptiddlife llntsrbaltnnss
5bemd.
@ensral Ssnaeio Msiia, tuslder unter ben
Yrdioenten Suares uno eerbo ais ariessnli=
niitcr fungirte, betpirbt iid lett nm Oas BrGiiz
oentenamt, uno bic bisberigen anbanger Der
ihipdberen &anoioatsu treten auf feline Seite.
Brdfbent 0ia5 oerbalt itd pOllfommen suelt=
tral unb erfldrt, Der bonn Solfe eriDdblte Gall=
pibat piirbe in bas autt eingeiett Derben.
Gert,ral @onsale5 iit nit Der 50oeralrsgie=
runs in Gonflift geratbeu. Gr itellte isiae
S,uppen berart in perldteoensn Sbeilen oes
Staates @uabalaiara auf OaB fie Die Stinnlz
geber beeinfluBten. Der @ouOerneur fiibrts
geldrpsroe bel Der S0beralresierung, melde
beln general Seiebl ertbeilte, oas Dtilttdr an
eincm Bunfte suiammen 81 5icben. Dan lpd=
teiten geri9ten suio!se bate ec benz Selebli
nod feline 5Sol1e qeielltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
8rpRbrttauutet1.

2pnb on, s. -Bremlernlintlier 9lao
itone lit in Wilolothiau abernlal8 obHe Sppos
iitton gum Yarlameut8 Wtit9lieDe ettuabl NOT
ben.
Der hie1iqe Correspondent bes ,Waubeiter=
Guardian" nil erfahren baben, DaB Die S0ni=
qin bas brttilebe Barlament am 20. B. Utt5.
in eigener Yerion ipteoer er6ffneu ipiro. - Sr.
Mn. 6. 6oriter, @6efzSetretGr fiir SrtaHc,
nirb am nGd)ien Wiittipod) bon Dublin bier
anlangen, Inn Der &abinet8itbung belSurpob-
men, III tpeldler MaBnahnlen Sur 2tnDerung
Der gfotb in Srlaub belprohen peroeu lollen.-
Str gSn. Sermon Oarcourt, Der neue Oituiter
oes Snneru, ilt in SrforO @itp, mo- er als @altz
b1aat fir baS Yarlament auitrat, gei6la9eu
luorben.
Sic seisatb Der grinseiEn gauttms bon gsasss
eonpon. 8. @ai. W Cine 8erliuef De,
pelde oe8 ,gtanbarO" bertatet: .Briuseiiin
Bauline BON 9Siirttemberg tuurbe Dor ellligen
Soaen su 6 aorlsrube in Sber,defien NIT ST..
@iln, einenI Ar3te aus Sreslan, 9etraltt. Der
tinqung, baB bic graut auf tbren Sltel al8
BrillseiTu Sersldt leiite, in bic peiratb Elm.
Gine beporitebenoe Gomnantftens Dsatpns
itration.
2onoon,5 Mai.-@iner Barrier 0epeibs
Der ,0ailb Hetp5" sufolge tpollen bic rabtfalen
Tepublifaner cine Denomination i'm Sttrd}hofe
Bere 2a Ghaiie BEL ben @rdberu Der I'M Wtat
1871 aetaaenen @ommuntiten in Scene iebert.
Solte b1eie Ibiid)t auSgefiibrt tperbeH, 10 miro
bic Resieruns Mabre9sln snr Misunderstanding
ber Srbuun9 trefen.
2onoon, 8. Wai, 1890 Wadm. -
Grie 40a.
qipsrpop1, 8. gtai, 1890 ga6m. -
gaumipple lebbaft, 0itteliorte Oberlanoer
1916; 90. Orleans 65; Die beutisen Sertdufe
betrugen 5000 galfen.
&urse RabeI=9epeSd,em.
- Sr. Sobn 0alter @rob, fpel4er am 6.
3. Otts. in 2on6on nit Der befannten Shrift-
helieriu Marie ann @nans 2epes (@eorg
gl,OD setraut wuroe, lit Elm 9onooner Saul
mann.
- a6nig alfonio bon Spanen bat Elm De
fret nrterSeihnet, rueldes Die 9e9un9 etnsS &ez
legrapbenfabels sptlden @uba uno Samatta
altorifirt.
= 2ulina Souffar, eiue befauntc unb beliebte
Yariier Soubrette nurbe lebte Nad]t allf Dem
Seinlpeqe bonn 9beatcr anf oem Soulebaro btS
Staliens ben e,nen Manne meuhlinss ii6erz
fallen uuo erhielt einen 9Dfdtid) in Die Sruit
9ie goubretfe, bic nid)t tDbtli9 perlest 1T,
bebouptet, fie babe feline abaung, per ihr In-
9reiier gefuelen.
= Dis 9etersburser ragence Guiie" beitrei-
tet Die angobe, oaB Die rniiiide &csieruns cine
Gifularnote an ibre Sertreter i'm Austanoe=
serihtst babe. in tpelfer Fe bte frieolide Seu-
beng Der ruiiiiden Bol,tif betone.
So. 8icaloli unb Berus5i, ebemaliae
Mitslicber bes italieniihen Sabinets, habeu bic
abfiht perfiiuoet, iid gdnsliA BON politiiAen
Qebeu suriid5nsiehen.
6r. s. bon Ssgeruaanr=2inoentroue, Der
gertreter Ddnemarf's in Baibinston. 1T
| nod Nom psriett tp0roen.
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Nelioi0Ser @ohnfftttt .

e1artsp lille, ap., 8. Wtai. Setradtli=
DIE aufre9uns muroe seiterr ourh bic Ssrbaf=
tung bes gteeers Dan 9ple, ieiner 5rau uHo
elmer aubereu Re9ertn, Namens Suian Saaep,
inter Der hlsiigen geo0lterung perurIaat. @s
erhellt, baB eBle uno isine Srau ieit etnlgsr
3eit benz gSabniinne perfallsn pareu. 2p!e
bielt fid) fir ben @rl6ier, ieiHe Srau fir Die
Sunsfrau Waria uno Sulan 5aaep, lpstts in
benz ielben !Sauie nit ibuen ipohnte, fir eine
Bropbstin. gr srid,tsn bel perldieoenen 9els=
ssnbeiteu in atrd)en unb pollte nit aller 9ez
ipaIt prsSigen. 9lS Die Gonitabler 6on,ilp
uub Saunbers 9eitern iein Saus betraten, ntl
thn Su perbaiteu, griffer Die Seantten nit etnsr
art an ulo fonnte ait iiberludltigt meroen,
nadbem er burd orei Sdiiile uermunpet nor
ben mar. Die 9eid)en smeier atnner SHES, i'm
Nlter bon ltno Sabren, tuuroeu in Dem
6al1ie aufaeiunoen unb es itelte fid) herauS,
oab CT ben Sleinen bas @erid auf 0ebsiB Der
ySuugfrau Uiaria" uno Der Yropbetln,
lpcl6e ibm lagte, er iei Der &0nig 5erooes, &C.
broteu bate. Pple's 9Sunoen speroen ntat
fir t0brlldl erad3tet.
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StaDt Baltimore.

Berionalnoti5en.-0r. Or. 6. s. Sol.
ioin, Sefretdr Der SeiunbbeitsbehDroe oeS
@taate8 Maffaduictts, itattete Saniita9 oem
gouitdtsz Gommiiiar Or. 9teuart eineH Be
iuh ab.
- 0ie So. Sbomas g. Rorgan unO 5.
9ert, Gonimiiidre bts 0iitrifts Columbia,
lieseii iid, galnltas bonn 5tuotcoaeftor gSabb
4nsfunft iiber bas SpIfem Der Steueretn-
sshnn9 in b9st Saot seDsS ,1S amStsons pmS 6ssonqsH
Die ,Stabt=Y feroe q bn : 6 M :
pagnte" bef6roert lett aeifern einl9e tbrer
Bcnnlplpania apenue sSa9gonS sur 5errn=
gar unb einise ibrer s8aggons Der Sdo> Bal
timorcr 2inie gum 9ruio oill l-Barfe. Seipobs
ner bes norbrpeitlifen nnb iiiolid,en Staots
tteils fDnuen baburd ohne Baggonlpshlel BIZ
uorermdbnten Bunfte errei9su.