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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
GpufoItoirute pon etfeneaAnsn.

e1nctunatt, q. Rdr3. 3.-Wtan bertd)tst,
baB Die reincinnati=6a apton.r 8abu"
bon Der Cincinnati @lepslanb s&olumbuler
gabn" onsefauft tuoroeu 1T, uuo bab eettsre
beabithtigt, aud bic Gontrole ilber bic yObio,
Dtiiflfppi-" uns bic ,@incinnati- SnDiauapps
IiS-St. 2ouis>Gblcago'er 8ahn" su errpsrb,n.
Sc psrlautet, baB Der Netp+Yorfsr Sapitalia
Scene elmer Der bauptidhlthften gefiirguortsr oes
llntcrnthmens lit. Nian uermutbate, baB YrGs
fosnt Garrett BON beru Baltimore Ohio. Sahn."
Die Gontrole iiber Die ySbo Miiiiiiippi=
8abn" nidt 10 IeiGt fabrea laiien sueros, ieoop
toill man iuiiieu, haB er gefteru Die III ieiusn1
Vefte befinblidjen 4ftien Der ietteren @eieaz
idaft bertauite. Gs 1T tpabridleinlid. baB aud)
Die Cincinnati Soutbern, Yabn" in bic 5anOe
oar Sapitaliiten, iuelde bic @onieloirnn9 por-
nehfnen. iibergeben pirO. 9as gan3e hisitg.
Vahnlpiiem nit ansnahme Der - Penniplpa-
llier Central" nno Der , Baltimore Ohio Babn"
ipiirbe iid iObaun nnter @ontrole elmer ein3igen
@eieuidaft bsfinben. Die inn nQ6iten Ufei
flattfinosnoe Sabrespsrammluug Der Nttiondre
Der cincinnati 5amiltou =0aptouer Babu"
mirb wtitsre auiidliife iiber bic Aueelsgsnbeit
QGbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
GaS ttaltsnifd1e SfiIef. .

NeW=Y orr, 81. Mdr3. - Die Staliener
Carlo Orange, psoro Raiasco uno ambroie
Sacoli serietben ltute in elmer g8irthihait an
Der SprinGitraBe iiber bic Be3ahlung ihr.r
3she in Streit, uno Orange br0dte Dem Ba,
coli cine tSbtiihe Stibmunbe bel.
als Die Bntise, auf benz Shauplate an
langte, bisputirteu Orange uuS Raiasco nod
imn,er iiber bic 6raat, tper Oas ssnoiisue 9e
trduf bssablsn iollte, uno fiimuertsn lid1 nidt
i'm @erinsien III, bas nn9liidlias Spfer o,s
gtreitss, rueldss in ieiuent S!ute aui Dem Boe
BEN Iad,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
Sic .Wtretet. ppn Wenianee. .

Qeet>b 3Qbr brodtcu bic 6p. @5ilbert uno
SuIlbou Die Sper oYinafore" AMI bic Subne.
81, Sper bat in ben Ser. StaateH einen Bet
ipisttoien GrfOls 9ebabt. 0ieieS 5abr brin9en
bisielbsH Serren cine neue Sper auf oas Sleeper
toir, uuo ocie Birater" ideiuen yBiuaforea
ben RaHg ab;Elaufen. $50 bic Sper BIS ieet
nur segeben worSen 1T, bat fie teOd)en- uas
monatcIan9 ausD;rianItc 6Guier ge3ogen. -
@edS peri6rOene Spern9eieui9aIten Der 80.
Gilbcrt unb SuuipaH 9eben bic Birateu1 in
ben perid)iebeuen StG0teu Der Union. 9ieIe
@Ode perOen mir IN 6OrOS Opernbauie bic
erite @slcgcnhcit habeH, bas @,rf su is9tu, ,u
b0leu uub 3u bctuuuoern. SelbTtuwliduOtid)
10 reen aud bier, tute iiberatl, Die gsrsbrer osr
Sulibans@ s@ilbert'ifen Muie aae Bldte oeS
6oro'i6eu &beaterS fiillen, beuu mer Die . Bi@
roten" nidlt 9eieben unO 9eb6rt bat, bat RidtS
geiebsn uno geb6rt.
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lsnfaI tn etneut Werfantatlttna5u
9Dfdie.

Gpbratab, Heuni., 81 l.Mdr3. .-8 8ihr,nS
eeiiern Ibenb in Gincolu eins gum BeIteH Der
bortiaen Sduls perauftaItete a6sHouuter6ale
tuHs, tuel6er ettpa 500 SsrIoaeu beipobnten,
i'm Gange mar, brad ELL 3b.il Sts s5ubboo:ns
,in uub 1O0-15O BsrIoueu ftitr3ten in oas
untere Stodperf btilab. BisI. Der Beiut:r
rsttsten iit}, iubenI fe aus ben nn9eiahr 3lp5li
6uB iiber benz gooeu beiiubli9sa iSsnitsru
lprangen. Gtna 80 periouen purben peritbt,
lllebrere osrielben bsoeHflth. uater Den S1u;r-
ocrpunbeten befinben iltb s5rau 5. S6aigs-
NADER, SrlS. Ilice 8aumann, Ioa Springer,
Iba Millsr, qaura grb uno Ghritie SiI9e-
mann. Die Sdulfinber itilr5ten lpabrtnb Der
allgeneinen Serptrrurs auf biz 8iihne uuo
tporfeu spei o6len5famptu NM, cine Derelben
seplobirte uno iette ben Esppib in SraaO, ie=
bod wuroe oas 6suer sel6ldt, ebe IS spslsat-
lid)sn Shaben aurtdtsts. Der lufall psrur.
iadte groBe aufre9un9 in Der 9an5eu llnge=
buu9. Gs III nod nidt getpiB, oh allt Bet.
rpunbeten nit benz 2eben bapontomnlen lper=
Den.
(Spatr. Den ipdteiten NadridteH 3ufolge
bsfinbeH fh 6rau S0nigsmater, 6rls. Saus
mann, Sprinser uno S1nsemann oui Der S:l-
ierun9. Trl,Grb III ieooh nod immer benuBt=
los uuo tuirb itmerlic, nelieier.
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Rsmertfa aMf Oct ssif1eret=stuaitsls


Die vN.-g. @tssts." idreibt: r,5n benz
Ser. gtaatsn, 5rn. Gngeu slafforo, hsrrItbte
4rsitas eins sroBs 9batfgfeit; man traf Sor-
bsreitunaen fir Die Yerld)iiuua zines Sheils
Der a,nefitaniid,en Observation-Disclosures fir
bic inttrnationale s5iihtrei-A -Alsit:Gnng iii S,r-
lin, rpslhe am 20. april sr6ffaet .peroen ioa.
Die 3eit, meltbe ieit Der pom @ougrefTe sur BE,
lddhns Der r.; amnsi;nns u gea'aatn ss.o'il
@onllriiiion mubte alle ibre ardfte anipanleu,
I'M, Santfag lpeni9lleils eilca gb:il Der aaa~
ieliunas9egenfdnee per 0ampier ,ytefar"
psrid)ofien 3u f3unsn. Gtpa brel 8ierteI oieier
@egenildnoe riibren bon Der SiidEreizGomli1ii.
fion Der Yer. Staatsn itro ppnl ,S,nithiouian-
SnItitntl" ber. Inter ben Inslfslarn befillSen
I'D: Gugen VlaGiorb, iueltter leb.ltoe Slide,
barunter einen 9efbsrber, satenfild)e, 5hltoz
trDten II. |. N. auslelt; Brof. Bird s. 2bil=
Der iteltt lshsnoe Broteus aus; bas Stem 2)orfer
aquarium isubet einsn lsbelthen ;, Mlltgator=
gnappsr;" $. 6. Shurbtr & 9oinp. belAtfeu
bic NuSlteliun3 nit elmer Sanlnlung BON ST.
idjerI, Die an llniersn aiiftsn porfomn1eu. Iuh
Stamp, 0op & Comp, S. g. ;Slaga & Gontp.
unb y. S. Wf. Garbg iFnben reid1e Sanmlua-
gen. 2as @eianmtgaipid)t berislben - nit
Ausnahnle ton Sladforo's lebsnoen 5iiflsu-
betrd9t oreiblg 3onnen, uno am 27. .. Dsts.
iperoen slpansig ireitere 9onneu peridt1t usrz
ben. @ud) peridisosne -Selbiloer g. q. Sil=
born's, Sadie uno Mafrslen oarlteleao, NOR.
ban in Berlin ausssitellt perosr. Die uollitdn.
oigffe Sammlung fommt aus @louceitsr,
@iaf.; iie beitebt aus einem 6iiherboote eigerts
tLiiMlidsr Contribution, Maidiuen, Die gum
sSd)led)ten uno 8orbereiten esr Slide fir ben
WiarfI benutt tperben, ierncr ans Mooelien
bon 6iithbriitepidten II. /. ~. Sames auain,
Caledonia, N.Y,, ruiro einen ausbr;tteapparat
nit 5or,lieneiern ausiiellen. Brof. 9. BrolDn
.Gocbe bat bic Nufiid1t iiber bic amerifaniih.
@btbsilung Der ausifslluHg. Stn1 ftsbeH Die
56. Dreb. Maber, CHARLES eoLlins unD biz
9S. 9rue uno Jtodtusl 5ur 5sit,. Wtsbrsrs
bieier 9srren tusroeu ali BET Stiidrsiie S1sue=
ben unc Worue9sn bereiIsn Muo bic bortiaen
6ild'eleiril!rihtnngea itnOtren. Someit itf bis
lstt erlsbsn labt, u,ro o,e amsrifaHilhs SaHms
lung nit auSnabns Der Osltid)en Die polIltal1-
oigiie ber Musiislung ls1u.m
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@renf In Merian

@albe t II, Ter, 20. Wdr3. Cine bonn
II. batirte Depei9e aus Der Staot Merito mel
bet, baB bas 8. Nt9iment Der ;, ,HuraL @uarbs"
nnter ben, COMMANDO Der Srauleins 6riSbie,
90dter bes amerifaniiGen Generals Hrisbie,
ben @eileral @rent am Sage ieiner abrsiie ais
Gsforte nad3 bem 8abnhofe befIeibsn lpirb.
Grant beludte anl lebteu Wtittnod, baS Niiin;z
amt, nnb Die oortisen 4rbeiter praientirten ihm
cine Santmlnus mertfaniiher Miin,en. Cine
pradtorlle Ntebaille gum 4nbsnten an le.nen
Nufenthalt in Yterifo uurbe benz @eneral am
lssten 2tenita9e bon Der 4tabenlis per jd,6aen
6iinffe nprehrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
Ter SesGYf0rfi.

HsmsWorf, 20. Wars.-S Sotgeubss ftae
Die sd)lnsnotirungen: @tlb IS; Sterling-
Nediel 4.S4s-S5. Sunbes Obliaationei,
iss1sr io5b, ns.e 6iinisr 1O3, 1O.4osr -.
Dih. Col. S.65er 93f. aftien: Re,p gorfer
Central 1921. Grie Ash, tafe5hore 1891, SIT
nciier 6entrai 10s, Bi.tsbnrg 10. 8lieasc-
Gortbnefsrn 95H, DO. Vrioritateu 1914, Rod,
9slaub I'll. &eierr linton Eel. 10Sb. Rs1p.
Serieur Gfntral $50. unteridataut5. .B,iaus /:
Cob e10s. .7O5, 1856; Gourant So, ,626,15a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
selbftmoro ettses ssttbrers Der SSez
ftfer

8uffalo @.>g., 21. 01dr3. - Sobu
Quinn, So Sabre olt, erbdngte Itd) beuts i'll
elmer 3elle in Der hiei9en Yoli;eiitatiou. gr
mar etner Der herporragenOiten 6iihrtr Der Sc.
nier asle9entlld) oer SnpaFon Ganaba's i'm
Sabre 1866. @r ipurbe bamals gefanqea uno
gum Sobe burd osu Strang perltrt9eilt, isoo1
miloerte ole britiiAe Gegierilns iein llrthel auI
;manieiahrige Gefan9lliBhaft. Wah Iehsiaba
riger 9att I'M @efdnaHifie gu aingfOn, Dat,
iunroe er eHtlafeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
Gtne a1tfregenoe Ssebfaso In
GnF4 nss

NoIton, 20. Wdrs. - Die Bolijei faperte
sefiern gberb in Der Gbarlesitrabe nah elmer
autresenben petiasO cine 3baiIe, IN ruelber Elm
perbGhti9es Snbjeft, Nanlens Bartboloa,elu
0'yearn, gu entflieben periuhte. 0'ecaru
mari pabrsno ieiner Ylutht siu glnod fort,
peldes lpater bon eiHem Yoli3iifeu aufaefuIz
ben spurbe. OaTslbe eutbislt, uie man ours,
cine unterluhung ermitttlte, 5ilberipaaren Inn
gHe1tbe pon $1,000, tpslhe aus Der Nebnuna
oes prn. @aipar GrowaingibisIo an Der Gonls
nloltusaltb-aoeuue ssiie5isn tp0rOen ,uaren.
Geitere Silbsriuaarsn i'm W.rtbs BON $1,000
bis $4,000 fanfen iib in Gro1ninsihislo's 1ofs
ra,i,re Dor, 400 iie bon ben Di,bsn suriida,ial.
fen ,purSsn. O'9earp's Wobuung in Nr. I7s,
Gharlesilr.. ,purbs brrd,iadt, uno man fanb
cine grpee Qudntitat anbsrer gsitohlensr 8aas
ren. O'aearp'o 9eifrsbsiier entiau.
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ffttrNh&4a I'm SernS.

@al0ei Z n, 2cr., 20. Wdt3.-Gltt I'M
feeluu8 in Ger Jdbe poH Sort 0aots lpuroe
am lsttcn MoHtage bon Snoianern aHgsgrifisu.
Die Tothbaute tooteten einen gSciBen uno
idl!eppten eiaen anaben ais 0efaugensn fort.
1ieutcnanl Sullis Ino cine 4btbeilGH9 sfaDal
lsrie iino ihnen aui Der 5erie.
Sra StraBenrdlber agifien III Der yiQ(bt pom
lstten 6rsitag, 8 WeileH tusitli9 ooH Sort
gAorth lnebrers bort ibgr 0af1t campirsnos
Htiienos an uuS bsranbtsH oisitlbsn nm etiua
$10o, slsihnugsftiide IL. I. N. MS iie eiH in
Der Jiab, tefinsIidlts 3lpeites Eager abRnfallS
htilrindlen mollten, muroen fit otlrdl elna (51-
fpehrialpe tllipfanggn, lpsldle etrs lhrsr Bferoe
1Getste unb stlen 6sr RGllber perpuuosts. Sie
rlerncn rn11 eirc GfsriffaE gsniien hsrfolat
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ser 9uaeausssegaoe ssanSat.
Ghebredser ,tt,a 3D. G5rser.

Seriep-5 bore, Ysnui., 20. Ndrs. -
Die 2eidenidau be3ii9licb Seo abiebtns oes
6orlers Increas Wtulsr, tpstdsr seftern nit
serldmettertem aopfe an etuem Valfen in iei@
ner Sdleune bdngeno gefuuoen luuroe, iif been,
bet. Die @eidworenen 9aben einen gSabr,
ip1nd ab, iueld)er 5rau Diii1er, Die Satin oes
8riiorbenell, nno Den Iferfned)t Geo. .S6niot
beiduloigt, Wtiiller ernorOet 81 baben. S:io.
ilno bereitS perhQftet lporhen.
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sosaI stti6te aus gBaf0tmetoa.

@aibinstou, 81. Ndr3. - Die gotisi-
fen 0olPb nno Ti(Ier bonn 7, 8c3irie arrttirs
ten geftrn Wcrg n 9e9eu llbr einen ssarbi-
gen, RGuers Sames Sohnion, tpelher ebrn
i'm @e9riffs itanb, einer GiHbrrd in 6ea Sc
aarrenlaosn oes pm. 8sll, SIR. s4S4, Beai-
ififa,iosgbsnue, 5u usriibcn. Sn ieiiicra 8a-
iire befalfen ftd1 zine finf Pfune ldbruers 9ieiF
r16re nn6 niefrere 9led1iaham. gSie man
p.rlrnthet, IN bios Scr 0i B. rpeId,,r tiir3lia
Rem Sdneibereefdldft bes 'bru. 9ietrtb eineH
n1dtlidlen ge,udl abfattete.
= Or. o. u. Senisr, Der GeaaeRsr Der
,8eutid AmerifaHid1,n gtationa Bnnf,n
reid,fs porgeatrn ourdl ietae ahpolaten ae9tR
Sob. Sit cine stiase auf eirc gtote uou s2i,s
OOO eIri.
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GtneStsgntt'e a1er6inOsttsg nit Ssr
fiiDEt4iefs GaiiT1s.

Yort x ; a I, q. DIdr3. : Der erfte
Giienbabnun9aon, tpeldler bon Cincinnati
ibsr ots ,.Ginciuuati Southern Baln" naGl
4orl Roual bei5rosrt murae, fam 9euts glad)e
nitiag hier Gil uno bradlts bic bisfge 0eteea-
tioN 3nriid, neldle on oer gineia,latisr yeisr
;ur g;srhtrrIidiung 5sr SelieHouna Bar er1p1an-
TN @atn dntheii nabM. @er @negon leste
ben Beg peu Cincinnati hitrber in 81 StHl.
bea Judd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-22
Gtn trffG)eS repoittttDndres Cos
mite.

Bhilabelphta, 81. War;.- gor etipa
einem Monate tpurbe Don bisiigen Srsn siu,
geriammluug gebaiten uuo eiu& omite eruaunt,
nm cine repolutiondrs Bs,pe9ung gu @uuiten
Der Sefreiung Srleuo's bonn britiiben Sobe
in Sang sa feten. 0isiss Gomit. bat Girfu=
lore an etipa 1000 8ereine geididt, lueibe ote
eettersn anfforoern, biHfi6tlid rsr 3sit uno.
oes Srtss gum abbalten etueS Gonusnts ab5u=
ftimmsn. @tma $50 Intportlhreibeu, roslhe
nabesu 1000 9iamsusunterIartftsn eutbisttsn,
muroeu in Der beuttsen Situng oes Gomite's
er0ffnet. SO puroe bsihlofieH, ben GoHpeut
bonn "a. Suni bis gum 8. Suli in philadelphia
ab3ubalten, unS oer oiesba;isllh. Autrui tplra
in ben nadlfter 3eaen per1fientlidt tperben.
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gefegrap6i(de 9epef6en.
(E5trG,tc ber .Aoertsn ssre';e" ihr ben HDeuti9er
gortefDcnoeuten."l
Snfamo-9epe(Get,.
GongreR=3stbanoIuugen.

sBaibinaton. 90. Mar3. - Der 5enat
mar leute nidt in Sibuug.
9as observation-disclosures
trat leoiglida sum 3oede elmer Debate ii6er Die
Sill cur Neufulloirnng Der NationaiiBufo gu
ionmen uno sing eaber iofort III 9leuarfsun9.
,s g. sjps SIp ,P'a p a y 5e ges ber fraain s,s a a
ein5ubrinacn beabftd)tigt. gr erfldrte, er isi
unter alten llmitauoeu Elm @s9ner BON sia8ttas
genben Sbligatieileu uno tpitroc isoem Sor=
idloge sur gteufunoirun9 opponireu.
Sr. Srpe eriuieberte Die Dor einiaeu @od)arl
9ebalteHe 9ieoe oes Srn. iSsruaHoo 29ooo une
beitritt Die stnftd]t, oaB oie StationalhulO in
ntrbalb 20 Sahren besablt psroen f0aHe, allBer
penn man Oas 2anO nit einsll uaenl65baren
8ap e1-Gourant iiberihneinuls.
Jiadjbtm nod eiuige Qub,re 3oegren ibre 9(uz
fd)ten gum 8elen 9e9ebeH batten, eriolgte Ser.
ta9un9.
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Cite Het4e @ernenofg6,nft,

gfem q I B ann, Sno., 21. lidr3. 3.-Srau
8ele Gage fat eillen Yro5eB gegen !bren
Sdjuager Albert Gage eingeleitet, neil Der
2ettere ibrer slngabe nad lbren @atten ,,9e-
lobleu unO entIibrt" bot. Ser Utann leioet
an 9(us5ebruug, unb % iein eebeu fitr $1,000
oerfdert If, 10 itreites iid Die aHgeb5riasn Der
6aMllte idl0n lept um ben 8elib oss @sloes.
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tstn q,an,, mia Dret,et,u ara,,e,t.

Chicago o, SlIs., 20. Wdri. - Gin:r oer
Sniaiien beS &ouutpe e@efdn9ni1eS theilte beIte
Nlorecn nit, ba5 Der pe9en einer Bigatiiee
antl0ge in Saft beftnolife Clarence 9aois
udhrenb Der per9ansenen Nadt einen erfolg-
loien &eriuh madlte, ieiusm 2ebtu ourdl Grs
hGEgen Gin GnOe 81 MAIDEN. 9aUis hattie 3nr
3eit oes Selbitmoroueriuhs nod niht erfaba
ren, ooB ieine bret3ebute 5ran hierher inter.
meas it, nm OILS 2snaln aeaen ihn aIIfautretan.
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SaS l1rtbeti oes AsttGtorS
Ass n 20 ~ snsS

San6ran5isco, 20. Mdrs.-Der agi=
tator Cannon iuurbe heute SOrnittag I'M biz.
iistn Yoliseiseridte 81 fe9smoHatltder 5aft
uno elmer @slbbubs BON $1,000 Dsrtrtbelt.
Der Riater mics etnen Antra9 auf einesi nsusn
Yro3sB ab, uno Cannon tpuroe iofort in's 81
fangniB abgefiihrt. ga oerlautet, oaB wait.re
8erbaitungeu itattfnoen iousH.
Sent. yladmittag tiinOigte 9annon's ans
palt cine appellation on uno ftellte $4,000
Siirgidaft fir ieinen altenten. 2esterer nuroe
oaraufbin tp,eoer aus Der Qaft cntlaier.
Can 6ransisco, 21. War3. - Die
Warb, ,8rdiiOenten Der 4rbeiter, er,llnton bieltet
teute cine Seriamn,lnng uno uabnleu BE-
idlnlie on, tpslde Die 9e9en aearneg unb San,
non gefduten llrtbeiie als uuberanttportlibe
@lipaltthaten bessidnen uno ben Poi;eirid)ter
als sSsrissus BET 6sino. osr arbstt.r o.Hnn9
siren.
aearnsp belt bsute auf ben Sano!ots ,lne
aeoe uap nladtt befti9e angriffe auf Den Bol.
ssiri9ter, ben StaatSaniualt unb beriai.bsns
8iirger. Ct Gruerniss ieood iorsfdltia alle aaS.
oriids, tuslde als saufrpieslsril4" aussetegt
tnfrher1 fnfiutpn
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germi5d,fe teseeropasSd,e Sensg6,ess

0et 6sHt1dle ArSt Dranj bitbld} ?
M G II ii. ieit 1912 Gin hsryorragelOer Dilrag
bon Wilpaiifrt, 4 arb ssiteru IN isasr Stabt,
Gr tpWrbs 63 Sabre aft.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
The Turpentine Remedy.

An aged physician in Washington,
who has retired from practice, man of
extensive learning and high character,
says that the younger practitioners
laugh at him for recommending turpen-
tine for diseases Of the lungs. He con-
tends that they have nothing better to
suggest; indeed they have no remedy
for consumption. He claims that in
twenty seven clear cases of throat dis
ease the use of this remedy under his
own direction has restored several
parties to fair health, one Of these
being his own wifs, and another being
man who, from being unable to sit or
lie in a PROSTATE position, has been
for FIVE years past doing engineers
work in the Treasury.
The remedy Is simple: Procure at a
drug store some white turpertire; take
in the mouth a bit the size Of a pea !;
swallow the slowly dissolvfng substance
and when II is soft swallow the lump.
The same remedy Is excellent for cold.
This medicine however is an old one,
not at variance, however, with the
modern notion of sending patients to
piny regions to inhale turpentine
odors.--"Advance."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
suicide of q German Lad.

Arnold Fried, a lad Of fourteen, hav-
ing been recently expelled from the
Gymnasia OF Fuenfkirch and Baia, in
Germany, for dissipated conduct, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself to a
tree. Upon his corpse was found the
following letter, addressed to his
parents "The tortures Of Tantalus
we're as naught in comparison to those
I now suffer. In my minds eye | see
YOU melted in tears and stricken down
by the terrible blow am about to in
flict upon you and yet l cannot do
other wise than execute my resolve
Driven from school, I dare not again
look you in the face, for should read
nv shame in your glances. Deeply
beloved parents b. consoled. Look
back to the past, and remember how
many sleepless nights l have caused
YOU ; how many tears have made you
shed. Standing on the brink Of the
grave, confess myself to have been
unworthy Of your love. Nor do l be-
lieve that should ever have become
better /; no, l should have sunk deeper
and deeper, and have laid even heav-
Ter burdens of sorrow upon your shoul-
ders. Believe me, 1t 10 better thus.
Adopt little boy, call him Arnold,
bring him up carefully 80 that he may
DO the staff of your old age. Had l
lived what should have become A
morally aud physically degraded
creature, unfit to live upon the face OF
the earth Alden ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
WAITING.

Thrice has she seen the blossoms fall,
And thrice the brOods have southwark flown
A thrice in woodland, aisle and hall
The Withered leaves and SHOWS have blown
Since meath the fretted skies of blue
They told their love and plighted true.
She sings his parting words Of love
Out To the hush OF winter skies,
And 70 the CLEANING depths above
She lifts In faith her loving eyes,
And with the balm and rose OF June.
She sings the same. her changeless tune.
Though lurid runs the lines OF light,
And distant seas stretch vast and dim,
Though darker drive the wind OF night,
She ne'er shall doubt, but walt for him.
For God hath said some golden morn
Her love shall 10 her arms be bsrne.
George b. Mifflin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
TrinsnG with the WIOns Female
natrott Erpa pragaI


Detroit Free Press!
81 don't want to make any trouble
but there is one man in this city who
ought to be gibbeted p began blunt.
spoken woman OF As as she stood before
the officers of the Twentieth Street
Station o day or two ago. When they
inquired Of the particulars she handed
out q letter and said; "Observe the en-
velop. That letter WAS addressed to
me. You will see that the writer calls
me his jessamine, and he wants me to
set an early day for the wedding"
When the captain had finished the let
ter she was ready with another, add
ing: Sand this is addressed to my
daughter Lucretis. You will see that
he calls her his rosy angel, and he
says he can't live II she doesn't marry
him. It's the same man." 30 1t was
and his letter was as tender as spring
chicken. That finished she handed out
third, with the remark: "This is d.
rected TO my daEghter Helen. It's the
very same man, aud in ii he ealls her
his pansy, and he says he dreams of
her." "Why, he has seemed to love
the whole family" remarked the cap
tain. "That's just II. Pm a widow
with two daughters, and he was court
ing the three Of us all at once, and
engaged to three Of us at the same
time. Oh what wretches there are in
this world |" eyes, indeed. It's
lucky you found him out" eyes, it
is. II hadn't he might have married
the whole caboodle Of US. II Luoretis
hadn't opened one Of my letters, and if
I hadn't searched the girls pockets
while they were asleep, we would have
thought him an innocent lamb" And
do you want him arrested ?" No, l
guess not but want this matter to go |
into the papers as warning to other
women. Just think Of bis sitting up |
with me Sunday night, Lucretia on
Wednesday night and Helen on Friday |
night, and calling each one Of us his
rose Oh! sir, the women
ought to know what deeeiving animal
man is! "Yes, he's pretty tough "
sit has learned me lesson" she said,
as she was ready to go. "The next
man that comes sparkling around my |
house has got to come right out and say
who he is after. II it's the girls won't
say nothing, and il it's me it won't do
'em bit OF good to slam things around
and twit me Of burying two husbands"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
Brother Gardeners Lime Kill
CluD.

bEOtuoE
"De odder mite, as I was ready tc
blow de candle out an crawl inter bed,
a delegashun of Guild men arrove to
tell me dat de Chicago convenshun had
bin nominated" said the President as
the triangle called the meeting to
order. SIN short time de DimIcrats
will nominate their convenshun and
den a second delegashun will come
whoopin' along to wake up de dog
track de front steps an break de news.
Why do dey come to me wild SIGH news
Why should dey 60 10 any culld man
who Arms his daily bread by de fr'cS.
shun Of his elbows Git an honest
man inter pollyticts If you want to
make rascal Of him; git labrin' man
to whoopin' fur some candydate II you
want to I'LL de poo houses. What does
any man in dis club keer who am
nominated or who am 'lected? II dc
'Publicans git it de price OF blaoem
stoves remain de same. II de Dini'
orats git it, de price of whitewashln'
won't move up or down a peg. We
NAV whoop an yell, an fig ht, an poll
a vote dat weighs pound, but when
de Eaters am gone next winter VINO If
IN All M de- bin : When de wood am
ont who will buy mo- 2 When the
-four. bar'l am empty will the President
fIl itP De cull'd man, take him Of
he was bon, hasn't great amount Of
brains to spar. Doan' let us dariore,
pow da. we know 'nuff to take ca-' Of
ourselves become fools to beneBt any
body. Let 'em fight it out. Dc
kentry's gwine to stay right heah, nc
matter which side wins. one houl
among de garden.truck will DO mo- iu,
you next winter dan week Of whoopln,,
fur somebody who doan' know ye IN
wouldn't speak to you II he dla'
Pollyticks buys beer, but 1t won't puy
bread. Candydates pat ye on de pac ~
to. day, an tell ye tomorrow to go .s
do boo house. l doan' purtend te
say how ye shall vote, but de cum a
man who has any sepce will stlGk se
his cabbagss an let de whoopin' o.
whoopsd up by SIGH folks as ENC,
goin' bar-footed in Jinuary."-ffe'
| Press.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-16
u,beraI League Convention.

II. c. Green, chairman Of the execu
tive committee OF the national liberal
league, states that the fourth annual
con yention of the league will be held
in Chicago, the 18th, 18th, and 10Th o.
asntember. Two hundred auxiliary
leagues are entitled to q representative
If i've delegates each. The most i'm
n,r,snt work Of the convention will b'
tbe selection Of presidential ticket Of
The endorsement Of one Of the presen
nominations.