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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
sic .Mco0tnocr W0Il1t q

8biIaOeIpbia, II. Wdts.- 6ranfliH
g. @o,peu, YrGitcent Der r9eaOtngsr 8abn"
uerGffentitt eln @utulal oil Die NfttOndre, IN
rpsl9em er mittbeitt, ooB tr bel 2Seitem Den
Qr1bten She'll Der Ittieu contrOlirt unO am
Diontage bic GontroIe iiber cine ructtere 9lu.
sabl iidJern merSe. @r crtI6rt, cs ieim0glid,
oa6 etlidle Der bon ibm -eprdieutirtcn Qftios
rdre lhlts GtimmrcdtS in oer bcUOritebeuOeu
8eamtcrmabI poluitlg 9ebeuAurOen, neil iic
5idb nidt orci 0ioTate Dor Der Seriammiung
reoiitrirten. GS blube ibu al8 &ertreter Der
DiCbr3ohl Ger 4tticn gidltS IuoereS iibrtg, alS
rie &eriammlun9 i'll perbiuOTu, tuoem CT fei=
neu Nnthtil al berieiben nebmc. gr eriudlt
olle GlftiOrdre, meld)e nit Der 9sgenpdrttgell
&cnpuIhlns Der Sdbn safrieoen itno, iit ebeu'
ia18 nidt III bctheiligen. iSr. 9Owen lit Otr
Glniidt, oGB 6ie GntidIeioungeu Der Bsriumn-
lung. I'M Sale Die Wdiorltdt Der Aftteu ohne
@erfretung iit, urgiiltg ilin ptrOen. 81
per5ffcntli9t Gin 6ahin 9elenOes GutaAter
oreier Der anqeIebeuffen Suliiteu 8hila0elp9ia'8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
gNteScr Gin Sd,ueeftnritt.

G1IcQ 60, Z. NtQr6. = GIN an Den
0anSen gioGstusiteu oerbreiteter Sdlneeiturm
Berritt ubcrmdls. 0epei6en aus @cbar=Hae
pios, Dlimaufee, ct. Baul, UtiuueapoliS er-
0cben, boB Oertaum tuieoer bsrgeitellte Gtiertz
babnUsrtsbr id9On micber burd cine Sd)neez
blcdaoe untsrbroden 1T uno baB man Den
Sturm abermal8 ais oOen befti9fttu Der 9aiz
ion" betra9t,t. [Sn Der llmge9eno BON @biz
cago fielen bis 70 3oa SAnee. Der Sturnt
Crifledte ii1 psitlidl biS mad ytebraSfa, Ditlid)
bis Snbiunu, nDrbltdl bis na9 0ttnneiota unO
iiiolid) bis on Den Ohio.
Toronto, Ont, y. Wtdrs. - Gin befs
tiger S6ueeiturnl brad beute abeno in bic CT
BTooin5 aus. Sn Dem rutitliteu Sbeile Der
ielben iiuo bcrsitS itbet II 3oa SAnes &C.
fnllhn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
Set sebntc sSaDrcstas oeS Sranees
bon GbtcaGo+

GhtcanO, Y. Wldr5. = Sln oBollfletz
S>puie" murce gefern NbenO eiue Seriammlung
9cbalteu, nm 9eeignete S6ritte 3ur Scier Oes
;ebuten SabrestagS 6eS groBen SrauOes ein5uz
ieiteu. gs wuroe beiGlpiier, alle oorgeitla-
oenen YlGns, nit ausnahme etnes ein,igen,
irelder Die @rrt6tuu9 zines @sbduoe8 fir ole
Dfientlid)e Sibliotbet in auSiidt telt, anger
gdlt ~ loIien. Sa8 @ebauoe iOa S50O,0O0
foiten. 0iee Sibliothef oatirt uon oem BrouOe
her uno nobm ihreu aHfaug nit 1000 Sduoen,
mclde Der StoOt n09 Der SeuerSbrunit BON
enoliiden SGriitfie1ern un0 Berlaqsbduolern
bur6 Srmitteluug ocS 6ru. SOm Sou9bes Der
@tcbt Sum @eid)enfe gemadt wurOen. Dix
@aufoit.n i91en our9 cine Subicrtption auf-
nPhradlt mel nFu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
Cine Observation-Disclosures

SOrburp, f.s9., u. DfdrS. S.-Reoereae
gCnianlin s, Dli0er, Der ehsnalige YaItOr Der
toQGnOi6 rCformtrteu &lrde I'M bieitgen
9orft, Der ieiue 9fdrre perlor, neil Ct ietue
Sousirau Trnu 9ooiO gBtlltams gefiiBt bat,
lit in neue S6wulitdten aratben. ST bate
iid banlit DtrtheloI9t, baB iein SuB nur etn
hetli9r SUB 9erueien ltnO cher ctH Dtttttl Der
@nabc, oils Der Siiu0e gelueen lei. SnoeHen
muBtc er cod iein Bre0iAeramt autgeben. DaS
@ouIiitorium ietner Stride uerftgte ieoOh, OaB
er biS3um /. &pril fOrtfatren iolle, Oen9ottess
bienft Su halten. g8ie groB mar aber lein @rs
iiaunen, ais sr am Ictten Sonnta9 in Die Strtle
fam uno Die Sau5eI bereitS pom Bditor Gaie
BON lliIter=Gouutp beiest farb! &ls 6r. Niil=
ler froqte, iuas 9ies 5u beoeuteu babe, CAB
man ibm bic @rtldruug, OoB Dem @onfitoriNm
WiitthcilungeA iibCr iein iiinObaite8 Beicn 9es
mudt mor6en ieieu, unb OaB Inn ntAt mtbr
grluubt mcroeu tGuuc, bic San5el 81 betrtteH.
6r. DtiuCr entfernte fd ltmetgeno. OaS
@onifftoriim erfubr ron eincr alten 5Srau, ytaz
mems Rat. 8ortou, bic in Der gSilltam8'ihen
Somilie Oieute, baB iie ieit Dem eritea Stanoal
Geiehcn babe, ruie Trau 2Sr(ltaul6 out Dem
SdopBe oc8 Srn. Ntitler geieiien let, mie er
ieine arme I'm ibreu 2eib gsiAIuu9en unO itt
nudl 6erSensluit QetiiBt babe.
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GGmpf Mitt @tOm0idjetnIcrn tn
GSft tfSsfFka

Cincinnati, II. NtGr;. - 0epcidlen
ans grapiou, Sp., meiOcn, oaB ii6 pulls
Sunbt8maritalI SaS. 6eiliu am 5. UtGr3 nit
einer aus 10 0iann beiehenOen a5tbetIIng
no9 2sther &Ountp begab, I'M Sa9O aut
,,Dionbideinlcr" 3u madeu. Gr burfutte
suerft eas 9lodfortthal i'm &umberlanogebr
8ie ,,Oionbideinler, "wIdle uOui ieinem 9eran'
noben Sun0e erbalten batten, OrgGuiFrten iib,
Uerbargcn Gin. OOm gensral SO9n gtOrgan
mdhrcnO Oes 8ijrgerfritges bort 6uritfgelaHens
gleiiingfnnoue in einem Baiie, oHrh mslhen
Die a6tbeilung tOmmeu muBte, unO teuerten
bei'm Suanuahen oerielben cine aus altem
Gticu, g&Ggelu, Scrbadtem gIei II. /. 10. bette
Eenoe Gobuug auf ie ab. 9terfwiltOiger
@eie wIrOe tein giniiger pOH ben 9suten Oes
Wiorinulls psrlebt. Ste brangen gegeu oas
@eidlit Dor, erbeuteteu oaIielbe unS uertrtcben
Die ,,MlonoiAciHler," rudtle ihr Setl in Der
TIudlt ludltel. Der Ntarlfau uerfol9t iaBt
6le SlIdtiaen in Sreatbitt=@ouHt1.
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GerBeeret10e syeucrsbrmnff tn gSafes

gSutefielb, JRaf., -. 9fars. - Die
,gNotliiel6 9fattnn BorT8, ,ein ausgeOebntes
Gtobltiiement, mel4eS aus einem balben
2uteno @sbGuoen beinnb, pur6e heute uoQs
nGpoj0 ourd 6Gner S1iI6rt. Sin benadbartes
g8ohnbars brannte ebenfalS nieoer, uno cine
in bemielben irant Oarnieoetliegenoe Srau
wurte NIT fnuppcr giOtb gerettet. Der ST.
inmmtuerIuit beirG0t circa 100000 uno Die
GaiiGe1nn9 $4,000. NahcSu 1000 2tr-
better acrutben bur9 bic 6euera6rnait auBer
ySe5d1ft1nluo
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gereSrap6tfGe 9epef6est.
(6sriGte ber ~aROctrten Breiie" fir Den -Deutidsn
@orreiDonoerten.H)
Snrano- o-QepefGett.
slms Der SumOesbamptitaSt.
Sic ,Seannettc 1"

@afbingtou, 13. Mdrs. SLOT
tenbeportement bat bsihlOisn; ben 0ampr'
8auTid)fubrer rWtarp anb 5elen" in Gan
Tran3iseo ansufuufen unO mad Dem Yolars
meere III i6iden, I'M bic ySeannette" aubuius
den. Der Saufpreis betrdgt 100000, unO
es bleiben bssbalb S75 900 bon Der bonn GOns
arciIe aemad,ten YerwiGgung fir bic au8ga.
ben Der Grpeoition iibrig. 0tan eruartet, oaB
Die ,,Mala nnO pelen" un9efdbr AM l. Sdlt
gum glbia9ren berCit isiu utrb.
gyerntIId)tes.
Dos Bofoeportemeut bat 4ntalten getroifen,
I'M ben @iieubabnpoTDisnit iiber Die y Solttbz
ernzY0Ciiics s8abn" bon SuciOn, arl5Ona, nat)
0emiua, 0.~N., cine Strsde oon2S0 0t'ilen,
unb pom 0eming iiber Die ySantns6es 8abu"
noh GoroccO, N.sW., cine Strede bon 100
Dieilen, ausSuOebuen.
9oS Sto0tscepartemsnt 1T burA cine De.
peide oes amsrifariidlen @eneraltoniuls in
Gonfiantinopel benudlridttgt, baB er ndhert
glngaben iibsr ben AuSbrua Der Yeit 81 Bag
bon brief(id QbdeiGidt bat.
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SGS SCmperens 2(menOement 1T
cSntnDiS DeriUDrSetl.

Sprtn9fiel0 Sis, y. LFdr3. -Oa5
llnterbaus Der @eiebgebung bon 5aiuoiS ents
id)icO 9eilern Abenb mit56 gegen 81 Sttmmsu
9e9sn oas Dorgeiflagene Ameubement CUR @on'
Intuition, rueIdDes Die 6abritation unS Oe1 Ser
tauf bon berauidenoen @etrGnten i'm Staat:
untelioQt.
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2saOwap'S
&egulirenbe StQett.
gcufonirncue BuraanleH, EtnoetitSe A5tAses
utittel, tpirFcn ohne 2fnleri' ltets 3noerIalhe
tirD iiatiirItdl In threr GpeEGttou,
Ginptaetabtltf6es GrTaButttteE f@s
Gal0mel.

goutommcH obne ic9Iidcn 9eseamad, eleaant ulf
Hassm (Bumni alahrt, purgiren, regultrcn, reInigm
un6 fdrtCH. -. ~ ,..-,.-,.... -.
gaaens or2ebcr eer 8eoGrme oer 5tersn, oer Slales
SpsrepiiC biioie 3uhdnoe, 6eber, unteretbsentBtHs
Suua, S6mouboibeu un6 ale anoereH eeioen pes aHs
tsretbs. Sine oolltommeue SUR gardHtirt. 8etH PEE
oeta6iliih, teine Spur pon 9iertur, DhnerateH eoa
Ghdolthen Sropuen.
ES5 gan beadte lolssn6s Samptcms BON Rrant9sts
fen Der QyeroduunqsoIgaHe: 8eTitoptlns, tRHeIit9e
6Gmorrboitcn, 8lutmulung nab Dem Sopie, 2dure
I'M 9Pcoen uebetelt Soo6Tsnnen, Std Dor Dem &iiers
W3ooenSrhden, iaures @uiitosen, Stuten Ooer Bebeu
6eS Ser,ens, eriiGeHUys @tilb bei'm eie8sn, gebel
erladcrn uor ben duQen, Sieber u. ounple 9dlners
Ssn i'm eopfe, todcnocn 9them, gel6es ausie6en ben
Saut uu6 ber Guaeu, SeitenRe6hen, 5hmsrBen IN beE
Rruf un6 in ben 8rteoeyn, pIobIide AnDaaun9eu DOR
Site, Brennen ocs Flahes.
Gtnjqe SoiCn pon RnDtpAD'S Vtlet tDereta oo8
Spftem uon allen obenqsnnEnteu aruntbeten beiIHeH.
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Nou5soII;ment

QonboM, u. DldrB. = Die Ct, Same555
@osett5" TelOlt, oaB @mauusle & Siuicrtt ole
Gliefe 8onIfirma in WdrieiQcs, iaairt baben.
Die 8aiTDa ruereen Oui'iiber 5000 coo uno o''
glttivu ouf faum bic 9dtfte Oieies SetFagtS &C.
ifjGtt.
Gin zaH,pfer in set @rano ae5ohrt.
Elpmcu b, &uglano, 13. Dfdr5:
9ampfcr .,8enin" uon Der vairtean Sttalll-
ibip-G p-Gomp." !" murte eelsrn 25 4tetlen ltiooi'
Iidb RON 5tort- Boint 6urdl ben 0amoter 9ui
Of gucclourdl" III ben @rnno 9ebohrt. 0ai
crfcrr Robr,eua tam aus ROnrOoia uuO hott
icine goGoaiere, SoiliafeH nuO eiueu Shel
bes Goroos AZ SoOrr gslanOet. Der 3uIam
urnSics sreianste Iidl nm 2 llbr Rdhmittaa'
bel ilorsm GCtter uuo leidtem BiHoe. Slid
Iidser 8siis tOmsH tsius Rsuiaeu um's esbeu
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su alien apotbefeHJu 5a6eH'
.m;au IeIe SaIfa unO Esahg.'
9ln Oas @ttbltfttitss

es fam trns before Garane srO Osn Sesris eoa y:
c,'S,sSieieu fprYesu ols eie tleuoen unb uuBiolru
Ta&obn nHaer 6srirlbru. GO aibtionob taiihs -@ss
Jo1neTfs = ols aud 0elies" uno sBils.a Ssbet ShH
Dor un6 UertoHet nlrr Rd ep une ao1iet easauls
ga bsfiUbet, (5auts's atstd@ADt
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Rf6,ter Qnttd1 ttt WitiiiffVpf.

Stem sOrlean8, l3. Ut6rl.-EaHt .lrler
9cpei6e aus 6apS8bOrO', 0tiii., lpurOe Der
9lcoer @owarb Surner, meldler am 6. D. *.
Elm idlGublides @rbreden an Der 8attuI oeS
Sru. OiiGael McSntOib periibte, wi9reuo Der
DCrqanecucn 9tndt Don so bis 60 Dtasttrten
aus BEN @eiGngHiiis ju Yiiiiliippis <p gsbOlt
uuo all eincm Gaure auigcbdngt.
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Wcrciteltcr SiaubpcrIld1 TT etiter
S4osaF

8hilabeIpbia, y. 0tdr3. - Charles
2ourtuce, elm 8Ote Der oScpfOncz 8anl, b,gab
ijd) beutt Mittag nah Der p@entral Sant" al
rtr A., nabe Der GheItnutlraBe, uro prdlentlrte
cine 9tntusiiung uui $1,000. OaS @sIO wurOt
lhmtaui ben Gid geSdblt, uuO geruoe' al8 er es
auitsbeu polIte, ridtete elm neben INN liehen'
Der Munn cine 6rage OIL i'm. 2awreHce weH=
Sste ii6 nm, mo III oemicIben Gugenblldt sr>
grifi cin apbsrer 6remoer Srpel Badtte Noten
bon ie $3.50 unb elite htHaus. @r bate tHoel'
fen nur meni9e S4ritte gemadt, als tr oon
Soispb 9. 9ariOn, einem Boten Der SoIte'
mont sSant, a. on Der Sehle 9efabt nuo etHem
@oliSifen iberIiefert puroe. 9Gs 9elO wnroe
5uriiderlunst. Ser Wann, peld,er be 6ra9ee
an Qupreuce rintete, hattie itdl tn5DndlelI aus
n,m @taub, oemadlt. Der @efangene gisbt
rur, Soiepb Yroctor 5u bsiBen uno DOR etpa
trsi NiOnateu aus 8ufiaIO, H.s0., birber &C.
Ton, III p,1 ,,t Ipitf
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9os fonna 9u Ourh Suucs's dHboru'
Gaubp. @r wirtt pie onrt 2olber. So
Gents bic 6loide. Bel Getb ., pGnee
@r. 1OS, g8efsSaItimo otseS tra pc
~ bohsa. Hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
Strbciter.if11f1tT1ettt an 9iepaOa.

Yemea, yieO., y. Wtdr5. : 0le OlHUtlE
orbeiter in ser Star anO @rOUe.gtlne" ltelten
Dor etliGen Sagen in 6olge Der ReouttiOn hires
Qohn,s pom $3.50 uuf IS pro Gag Die Irbett
etn unb foroern isbt $4 pro Gag. 0er Ser
molter puiudte, nene glrbeitsr iu $3.50 aniu.
fetleu, purOe ieood Ou d. pie rVtlnsrE,l!nton"
borou psrhin6ert. 9sdtreuo zines 0iSputS
smiffen ben 2tu6fcbeuoeu unO stlthsn nl1t
Sur Union" gehSrigen arbeltern Dlroe etner
rCr ysstren, 9famCus @uaHs, astootet uho
Spei onSere perlpunoet. Der Sd)erlft III nltt
tinCm &uieebct uad Der @rube abae9an9elt,
iubem meitercs 9lutuer9isBen in Iushd1t ltchf.
(Spdter.) = Der SnpertnteIeent bat oenl oenl
&usitaice Gin guoe gemad:, tlloem sr oeH
Gtubpalbeitern 81 pro Gag bewiutgte.
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0laF,tlltuf0u ina 9Sttfs Dttra.

8ittSbure, Benni., 13. Ot6rj. - Gin
Nraditaua colioirte nm 8 llbr beutt friib auf
Ser 8ride Der Ban 6anOlez8 8ahu" in SiiOs
Bittsbura nit einem anoeren 3uqe, unS brei
gBaqgons, iOtpte Der EeHOer les Yettersu wur.
ben aus elmer SGhe bon 50 6uB BON Der Bride
auf Die SraBc binab9ei9leuOert. GOnbufteur
Charles &aruep wurbe augenblidltfl qetootet
nnO Elm 8remier, gtamens Yatrid Sulttn,
tDbtlid oerlett. 81. 6arris, Elm auOercr Brent
icr, brad btiee 8eine nnO erlitt nod anOere
Serlcbuugen. Der llnfall wuroe burt) einen
Srrtbnm oes SelegrapbiitCu Softer uerurladt,
inoeIIeu bat Die @oroners. Surp oieIen SaantteH
BON a(ler Sdulo freiQeiprodleH.
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y3tehm1tfte.

@htcaQo, 12. Didr3.-0ie 3ufubr BON
stpeincn belief iid1 brute auf 5000, bic Ser
icuoura ouI $500 Stiid; bic Breiie pariirteH
,ypiId1eTl $3.50 uro Sc. 60. - SlinOuieb: gu
fubr $4,000, Yerienoun9 5000; Sertdu'e Sn
$3.50 bis $500. = Sdaafe: 3utubr 6OO'
SSuieupunQ 400; Sgfdufe Su $4.5O-S5. 80.
ct. Qouie. 12. NGrs. Sdlpstne: Ser'
iSuie Al $3.50 bis $3.50; 3uIuhr 1900, Ser
isnGurg 17Ce.- -8iinOpi,b: Sertdufe bu $500
bis $5.75; 3ufnhr 100, $erlenbnu9 1000: =
g6late: SsItduie Su So 85 bis 1915; gu
flhr 800, 95erienouRa 800.
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9btIa0eIpbtn'S5 8 5tuetbttnocrtidbrt9e
c<ubsIfeter.

Bhilabetphia, 12. Wdrs. - Sn ben
3imnern Der biftortiAeH @eie0idaft murSe
bcute cine &eriommlung abaebalten, nm iiber
cine geeiguete 6eier be8 sipsibuuOertiten SahreSz
tags Der @riinoung 8bllabelphia's unO oe5
Gtoates 8enninlUauien su bCrQthen. Cont
ten Der @cice lebung, OeS StaOtraths u1O Der
,8isSenteunial4 afOciation" tparsn armeie1O.
Gin Gomite rprrbe ernannt, I'm eiuen Blau fir
Die 6eicr gu entrperieu. 6r. 9Saldce, Br1T=
sent Der hiIioriifen@slellihaft, tbeilte nit, Oa8
iid ein Pbilabelphier, tuelder Iange 3eit in
GnalanO SubradJte, eIboten babe, ote @ebeine
@iDiam Fcun'S auf eigeue Soften uOu.GHgs
lamb hierter Su bringen. Gr (Ballace) corr
reipoHbire aur 3eit i'm Guitra9e Der biiioriz
idlen @eilllihait nit BEN betrsffsnNen 6srrn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

01ubr, 8iarrf5s, Cholera g2orbus o0er l5mer,bafer
StubgoH9 merben tn tj-20 BiinueH fnrirt 6Hra
GooTaps 0ieabt &cIiei. g3eoer &ertopiuna nod
@ntSlnouna, tuc6er Sdulbe nod Dlattigiett peruUs
iatt Der @cbraut Don U. U. Jielief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
s5 mar bu8 erite unb 1T ba5 etnJEse
S@ulCr3bertilgeuoe MitteI

bos I'm gu9cntlide ben QuiIeuofcu ee6en gia5aIl
tbut, oo$ GntjiInounaG un66ongeIouen belIt. m0aen
fe nun on ben SunGeH, Dem Dogen, ben gtnoeuelbeR,
BEN &rticn o6er onoeren Or9aneH t9ren 5tS Pabea,
6ci tinmaliger AHDeHouHg.
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grets 25 Gents pro s6a@tst.

gptr tuieoerholCn, 6n6 Der 9eer uniert Sgnf uns
Gduien nbcr GTanlbeiten uuo oeren sur ltuoren pab'
Dor Guem:
-saIll unO sSnbr,'
-Raspas aber SrretabIs uEsiBra,"
,slaSsvah absr Sfrop6sIH,"
an, orh,rrzhrifteu abrrSrautbcitsH osri5isbeuerut.
spor ,fbt6e cine g'reimorle on Ha6iDon q eonS.s
s,- 10 Jporrens Ede Ner Ghur6iiraRe, Rems9oa.
- qele6rlne, 9auleuos ron Dollars wertb, mira
Sud eusei@idt wuoeH.
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Sm einer bis sman,ia @innten,

ipte icbr aud 6cn Rbcumatihen, BettIigertaeH,
GdmOdeu, 8crtrdppeltcH, 0erooien, 9ldlth5d sbeI
an ionQff Sranthelt tcoen0eu audlen moleH, rUlaDs
MANS Re0OH Reitei" Uiro augeubIidliae 9aife
ihafeu bel
GrRlnbunQsn Der Riucu, Gut3au6una.n bee
8laie, Gsodrm= gnBiinOuug yuuaeu GsHaes
ftioneu, Sal8 SeioeH, aithma, Ser3tlopftn,
3iphtrriu, 61neri6en aufd1eu, 8rauHe,
Sntnrrb, Snhuensn, Sopftueb, 3ahHhmsr3su,
gielrla9,a, 8heumati8mu8. ialtem uno heiBem
6iebu, 6iibueraugen NIB 5rofbeuieu.
Vie gnptubdn9 6ss pJleobB g1elie" an her o6eT Den
lci6en6sn Stelen Uiro aS6oo 6ebagltte GrletteruRa
9refia bis IcdsMa TropIen bo0ou in etnrm daIbeR
GrnOlas 0on Gaier tUcroen In mtntaen au9eRbltfeu
Sr6mpie, DiaQtnidure, SobbrenHen, 9opfihmeYteR.
Tiurrhoc InirUeru, 0olif, 8t1hunQen In ben Gtnaes
nstoCu uno ole rncrIihen Ehmepen beileu.
9leisnoe iolten tmmer cine jSlnlde Raotudes
.9fCuop Hclei" bei Id ttdQen. Neniqe Sropfen bds
ucn, in @nkGr arthau, bcuseH alien 9rdntleiteH uns
cen oCmtt ucrnnptten Set0eu, Die aus Dem GebreuOe
idledlteu 9gatrs entpru9en, Uor. @5 III Elm beieIsE
Gtipulant ats iran3 oFiher Sranoq ooeT Sittsrer.
GalttS uno btBt8es 8teber.
aalits INTO BiBtses Ttebsr sebet fhr 80 gents.
gs oiebt Fein bccrcs NeimtteI in 6sr g8el, mas 10
fdne Gle Qrttn UUH RiebeT hetlt, m0geu iie
boYbCner Putt Uuldrin; ooer oeuenernber Sale foms
nc, III Cgeu iie Sharlats, Vtruen o6er gelbe5 Nles@
tos r&caSp Nelici," Or. WaOpaas.
SRnfat8 GentS pro SIaTBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
Wr. g..
9r. &aOSpnO's
SGr(OpOri((i0n=
SefOfp emf.
Ser gruBe SIatreiniser.

@etanSernnaen OcS Observation-Disclosures tpSs
aeiCbeu unO empIunOcn tnn oem @ebEatlhe
tucutGer Eoieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
S6wtnoTm6t
Gin Sogar pro SStaf6e.
q. q. q.
0GOSuaD'S &c0OD &elttV
turirt uuO perbutet

Rubr, 9iorrbpe, GbOIera RUrbas, Stebey
unb S6mers, 8beumatt8mu8, gerp5Ie
S4mer3en, 9ppbteriti8, 6alsents
jlubung, Snfueucia, Itbs
mlmgsbei6merDen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14

Der lebten SanIiaQ O0n EiUapOol Hau
Ntiu @otf abggaugsne Dampitr rgSgomIH9"
briuqi S5OO,0 i'll 0art9elo.- ....,,
|Serr Bon Buttfamnsr III prOuiioriid an
Gtefs hfs GSrofen Gnlsnburg gum preuBQden
GGiniItcr 6eS Slncreu eruannt moroen.
DIE Gi0rte bat Jpci Sdtftc NIT YlnnitioH
urS SricgeDOudtbn na@ Der Sniel Gambia
geididt.
in III 2onson augetommeu.
Gin brihidlgr llntertbau, ytnmen9 &tarfe,
bat in bem 9ounoner Gueen's 8endls@ridltt
aC0tu Dos BmlomsntSmitglieO SraSlaugb eint
6loge oui $250o Groioelb an9eartn9t, tpsi
grablnuQb, Ohne oen GlmtseiO 9eleiliet 5u hd
ben, I'M lluterbouie leiuen Stb eimnhm uni
mitfimmte. &idlter Wlattbcm entideioet nun
CoB 8rooluu9b's Gnfdt, Elm 0OuOgeliibos ie
sirtm GiOs 9leid 81 erntten, pOb in Sertdter
aiiltig lei, abr nidt i'm Barlament. 8rao
lnu9b tpirb 9G9sn Die GnhdeiOnn9 aPpeliTeH
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25

the character OF your humble ser
vsnt, bat as neither Of the shove
propositions was tie case, we viii
bave 10 take it for whai It j. worth
AN unprovoked Elsehoot.
Mr. Dean first states that be h.i
apclogiset 10 the friss5s Of one
who j. m more, for tie appearance
Of my name 10 his article" Nos,
is i not little singular that Bob
@ai.e3 Until my article appeared
m prlntbeiore making thi. apologyi
he next says that / was in a
bezu:iful state Of iniozication this
TO my shame be it said, T. partly
true for had ! not been in that de-
plorable condition, ] would certain
ly hare sought different society
irorn that Of Mr.. Dean-sober men
avoid ha5ltUal druEdards (sud By
the way, Ar. Editor, Bob. deserves
unlimited credit for one true state
mcnt; for il Is id seldom devi-
alton from yell kept rule)
He next states that lie refused to
ALLOW me to sign that " famous ariI-
cIe." Now, right here Nj. Editor,
IS where Mr.. Dean prevarieates:
On Wednesday, June the lst Mr.
Dean first approached me on the
subject Of tas article" requesting
me TO sign the same, and adding
that be wanted some one from tie
south end Of the county TO sign II
together with himself and Mr Has
kins. We then walked into the
Law Office Of Mr. Ed. II Ma,hes,
when ! hurried ly read over part
Of the Introductory, and without
further investigation, and upon his
assurances 20 30 il. contents, signed
my name. Mr, Dean then remark
ed in the presence o. Hr. Aeihe>,
that i. was ali right, be would nov
20 and get it published.
Now, Mr. Editor, IN conclusion,
| do not consider the columns Of :
local journal the proper medium
through which men should carry
on their quarrels, bat IS Nr. Dean
has taken particular pans in q vain
and pgsilanimoas attempt TO ndi-
eule me in the eyes OF the e0mmu-
nifty, permit me 10 denOgnce him
as 3 paItroOn and a liar.
Ever OF thee,
gro. BENTON.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
ElmOt Squiqs.
Gro. BEsTos

Heavy wind storm Tuesday
night.
10 TO 28.
The prisoner whispers to the
the jury, F" The time has come, bre-
;herin, when shoulder to shoulder
we must stand. ify you are all guilty
Of the same oaense, ard ! know
you are"
"A suffering friend says, " IL
I'm b-b-bothered, 10 t-t-to - beats
6 to I, y-e, Hayes Ta5 p-pres-i-deni.'
1t took four whizkey s,raights
on the morning ofthe l2ih to make
one sas:'e, at Osceola.
aim in h-ll Of = FIX" said
he jay bird when caught, aim
minus Z tail"
UDOSTSo.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE. is te-tbT gvel thai uu1sr and D
v.riits % l-cEa- q u. Hcl1fsDle I-rc- : Co-r
f0E Nis-issis q cCEEfy, ArkEu+ss - D-cesls
.ez1ered A. tfe EsT tern. lssl, % ,.il GDurt. Go
a Use tlereir pe1dlrE, and On t1e Caanc-rJ
site t5e-ecf, wherein 1ls-.ss BoEs1. e. Tr1s
tse &c = Complainant. tlt 5sle Is--f1u = e.
rrt cefe-rzut.. 1 ziil pgsc=e1 tg Es-! - Eul1g
ogt-fg 10 i.s lgh-st b.ii-r "a
sATTEDAY. July ND. lssi,
;; TIE DOR nf TIE Co--t iCuss sr the T1wr d
O.rs-at a. Si6re q Arksrszst 1-f t-zu O.. .g4rs
l,---zil-l ly lax ~ J-.isisi ss-ss. t-a t0..os
iLg 4zEf- ~ N..slsslyUi CJu-tg. ~ .4--sss, 10
4it -cltA east 1larist, ~ q sscEioD u =tiF
~. .u Township fiiiee- - y DItn. Rang &
nlIs Eas; = the sfih pr-lc.pel r1erlrla--
] be terms o. sale = Prsscr1te-1 IL Ee cscref
or. a. :ol-1Ws To be s0id On = cr-tlit q tlrss
110Lts-s. purchaser giving notes with a1o- .es-1-
nfy, s-d llel Tett.lsd % the lz-t u1til p4id
BEN. II. BAsCHIsi
NcTeiy n ssrues ClerE a1l Lzstsr.
Att0rneys foT Psi-tG
Printer FEE g.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
BARrIrLD, ARK, June 20. 1851.

BAkfiELD, akk-, JuDe ~, 1904.
MR. RoUssAs. SIR: In justice 10
ourselves, ! wish to make correc-
uon IN regard TO an article | see
published in last issue Of the '7imes.'
| see it is reported that our " Store
house was broken into on Mon
day the 18th inst, and a quantity
OF goods stolen.
Now doubtless this would have
been done had not one of our clerks
lMr. Hugh Murphy been awake
about the time they were attempt
ing to open the warehouse, but such
beng the fact be got assistance and
made them take TO their skifis, OF
which they had two. No sooner
had they left however than be al
once put a man on horse and sent
down to Brother who was down at
the Homestead. Then Brother got
on his horse and rode down to Mr..
Wards, there got skiii and headed
them at Ashport, when they took
to the bank and fed into the will.
derness after exchanging a few
shots with Winchester rife. They
stold rope and some Dry hides
only at cur place, but uron examining
the skiffs their contents were found
to consist OF a regular set Of Bur
glars tools, Box horse shoe nails,
and other things, such as heavy
goods that some merchants leave
setting over night at their iron,
gallerys, as pots, Ovens, skillets &c.
Yours Truly
g. y CARR.