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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Br6MOe.

0lontreal, %. SUM. - Sobn @owan'S
Gbemitalienfabrif braunte beute fritb Hieoer.
Gerluf $4,000.
Gale m, Naii., %. Suui.-gt. 81. &reaO.
nel'S @erberei an Der SranfltnftraBe brdnnte
mat oeIteru glbenS nieOer. Serluit $4,000.
Gan 6ranSi8co, %. Sunt.-@ne Dc
peide ans Sombitone, ari5Ona, meloet: pie
Staot febt in 6lammen, uu0 eingroBer Shetl
bes Srtes liegt berett8 in aide."
Gan Tran5tSco, %. Sunt.-Stne lpds
tere 9epei1e aus &Ombltone, 4rl5onn, meloet,
SoB I'M @anen erma $50 @ebduOe. einiblieBs
lid zines aroBen 3bule8 oes @eiAaIt5Oiertel5,
einoe6ihert puroen. Die meifien Der @ebduOe
paTeu BON 9erin9em @erthe, unb Der S9aoen
belduft fd aui nid)t iiber $250,OO0. OlS
Neuer entiianb in ciner g8irthihaft gelegeatlldl
Ser Sefinung zines Safes ShnappS. IS
mouoelte an BaIier rnO Sprtben, uno ole
Q0IdpYinde muBten 6aber auf ba8 AbreiBen
BON @ebGuoen beihrGntt merben. Dtehrere
llnfaGe reigueteu fa, iebod feline beOentlideu.
9ie Sur1halle uHo OaS 3heater ftno ben Ab'
qebranntsn 8ehufS oorlduft9er SeOboahung
Sur 8erfiiguu9 geftsllt worben. .
QuS Oferceo, Sal, pirS gemeloet, bag 1856
Qder gGaisetI, llno onoeres @etratoeIano ourd
elm Neuer perwlifet morben iinb. 0tehrert
Tarmhauier uuo biele iOnitige Sebduoe puroer
2elItDrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
0l,ls Gnbn.

Nepz Sort, %. Suui.-SOn SaUanna
wiro uutcr's IS. SUM geitriebeu: per Siz
pils@ouperneur uon Santa @lara bat an Die
Gsmeinnebeb5r6en ener Blouin5 cine Scroroz
ruro erlaIien, Oeren 9urhtiihruug BON bod
ITEM gtueeu iein wirb, inoem baburf geben
unD @iaentbun pon Berionen, weldle itd I'M
Surern Der Snid unSufeoeln wiinidlen, ge=
iid1ert miirben. Die @emetnoebeb6roeH mers
Sen in bieicr &rorouuug auigefOrocrt, g sur
ulQemcinen SenntuiB gu briugen, oaB Sanos
nirtbe uno @eihditaleute auf tbr anlud1en elne
Nnsabl @oloaterl, meldle gu Oteiem 3wedetenis
por6r beuloubt werOeu olen, ol8 4rbeIter er1
balRn f0uueu. 6eruer iollcn Die BIh6roenetne
QiIe Der YIantagen, Der tleinen Hnn09itter uno
Scr 9Hel fifGtten, in oenen 9oioaten ais arbei.
fer oCpiinidbt merOeu, nsbi lngabe Der 3ahl
Der 9ebtersr, Der 2Bbue unO ionItigen 4nerbe.
iunocn unicrtiqen. gSr nebr, ais tilnI
Yfom pInidlt, fam bewaffnete SOtOaten er:
holten, mclde ihn n5tbt9eniaus gcgeu Die nod
immer beICberpen 9sduberbaRSen itusen mer
ben. pooGoen Ger arbeitaeber dh oegpFtttsr
mnR, bic gOtcuteu gut au bebaubeln. De-
Gau6it @OIiabo, Der 94redeu oeE Rr0eiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Yyfebm6rfte.

Chicago, %. Sunt,-Die 3nTnbr bon
Sdneiner belief iid) beute auf 10000, bic yer
fenbung CHI 1900 9tiid; bic Yreiie Dnriirten
,piIden $50 unb $6.25. - &iu0Oieb: 3a4
Yubr 5000, gerieuOung $500; Serfauie 3u
S3.25 bis sc. 60. = Sdaufe: 3ufllhr 1900,
sSsrierOung 400; Sertduiesu $3.50 bis 1923.
SPQouis, %. Sfpctue: Ser=
fSuie Al S5.65 bis $6.15; 3uiuhr 640O,
9aIsnrunQ 1900. - 8inoOieb: SerfGute su
1925 bis $6.1o; 3ufuhr 1900, SerienOun9
i200.- .-gdaoie: &erfGuie5u $500 bis $3.50;
3ufuhr 100, BerieuGuna 800.
@aff9tbertp, Beuni., 23. Stunt. =
Die 3uIuhr BON SRinOoieh belief ib aui l70O
gtild; Sert6uie 81 $3.75 bi8 $3.50. =
Sdmeiue: 3ufuhr 1000; Sertduie 1u s5-8l
Ills $6.4O.-GdlaOie: j3ufuRr 400; &Ttaui
fnn6en pitt fatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
ytnc Sd1tDtnO lerbanOe.

gtew.g orf, %. Sani.-@ @borles Sdldter'
alias Smith, mur6e beute inter Der Inflage
perbaftet, eine befannte hief9e @i9arreni iabris
fantenfrma I'M 10000 Gtgurren belhml10elt
;u baben. Sddier ioGl nit elmer Sdlminolerz
boroe in @erbin6ung ffsber, peld1s 9elhatt5s
leute in 8ofon, gtefp'DOrf uno philadelphia
nm rpenia6euS 81 600 900 betrogen bat. Sbre
Ulethope beifono barir, 2dben in GanOltdoten
Al etablireu, f9 nit @roBbauNlern in Serbtltz
Suna III leten nno bur4 anfGnglife prOmpte
9abiunq gnteu Grsbit gu erwerben. Ste erlang.
Ten Johann groBe QuantitGten Baaren aut
Grebit uno i1idtsn fte oann mad gfemsYorf,
mo iie bieiel6en bcrfieigern lie6en. Naaoem fte
ons @elb in Der Said)e hatlen, iHloiIen ltt ,bse
Q1hPu mn neridlfuauOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Gtts SStt1O bet IebemOt8ent Setbe non
Rotfett GefrefIett.

8btlo0elpbt a, %. Suni.-gtne Sralr
gunlens Srit, in einem fleineu @dBden utz
melt Der @fe Der 8rOmllz unO brltten StraBe
nobnbaft, entfernte iidl beute frih aus threr
gGObuung, nm Soblen auf Dem 8abngeletIe
auf5uleien. Sie lieB ibr fitnf 0tonate altes
Sino, tin fleines WiGoaen, alletu i'm 9auIe 5u=
rid. 3mei Smnben ipater trat Elm Poll8tt
in Die QSobuuug elm uuO fano, OaB Staten ben
SGu9lirg angegrifienuuO ibm bas 6leiih pom
@tfdt, ben Aruen uno 6anOen ab9etrehen
batten. 0a8 Sino itarb heute ytafmitta9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24

Garta Clara, in in Der StuOt gcihen ytas
mems Uerbaitet porosn.-Sett SITcber 1878
fino I'M 6aieu @ibarn all Der gtorNHlie Der
Snel7O4O Stiid Slinouieb SebufS SeridtdIug
in's SunerC Oes 9anoss importirt poroeF. auh
in 0an;aniQo uno on duoeren Buutten wllroe
3u eemIelbsn 3wsde cine Wcuae Sleb gelanost.
-Nus allen Sbeilen Der Snid fOmmen 8ertdlte
iibcr reidiGsu 8egen. 9ugegcn herrihen HSer
in Saoauuo ieit lrpti WOuutcu 0itrre uno aLz
serorocntlidle Sibs. Der 0tdn9el an R'gen
bot Oas @ats, OuB Ous Selbc 6ieber ita nttt
cntmifelt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
SaSt Baltimore.

9u8 .Mur0lGuoer 9 ia IT'S 8ltns
bensQipl." - 9ieie AnItalt belhloB Dor'
oeffern ibreu id6rlideu &uriuS nit elmer hub'dl
GrronQirten tlCiuen SeitlidJftit. 0a8 Broqramm
brodlte aute Suiirumentals un0 Sotal=U&uIlt,
uuo n6ren Die 2ei1uuQeu Der Sdiiler unO
@dileriunCn in OGicr 6infdlt rptrtltdl anSaes
,eid,uete al nennen. Dns 3eugniB Der 9tetic
smpfinoen Sri. Carrie 8unoer, Sri. ytHte
Snle uno 8m. 6. glrer BON bier uno 6tlB
2Ciiiueer bon 8orteiiersSountn. 0lele AOt,
turtenteu Iiuo iuohl btidbtgt, threu EsbeH8'
unterbalt alS OiuiitlehrCr III 9emtnnen.
8etruq bet'm Sertaute ION pen.
- Ser Tarbiqc gG. SOpen ruuroe gtliern otrs
baftet un0 pom RidtGr RhooeS Dem &rImllalz
Gcridte iiberrpieieu, neil er an9ebltd berm
Gerfaufe BON 6eu 8etrug geitbt. Sd]ou lett
Idroerer 3eit nuroe i'm uorbmeitlidlen Stoots
thcile iiber ,.f1umne" 3ranSaittonen IN oleler
9eitebung geflnQt, uno eS lam OFT Dor, oaB
robe,u 1000 Bfuub fehlten. Setm 2Su9eu
ouf Ser Ssupunae bdtten Die 9dnoler gtn0bns
Iidl idlrpere Gteine unter hem Seu I'M gSaqen
Iieocr. co mar e8 audi nit SOmen. Der
ielbe hattie eiuen 8aageifein iiber 1850 Bfuno
Sen erbalen, mGbren6 balIelbe bei'm ablaOen
foum 1000 8funr mog.
3os Suhre8.Grameu Der 3 30gltHge
Der 3iou8id1uIe San ifraBe nabm
oeferH um Gnluiie beS As. SdlullabreS bet
glrireCrbett zines 3ublreidlen aus &Itan uHo
gcforrten Der GraminanOen beitebenou
guSitnriumS MorQeus llbr eirten 4nTan9.
gts / llhr biClt bic Briifung Oe8 Stuoc9drtens,
ionic Der l. unO 2. SlnIie al, nnO mabreno Der
ourseu 9auer oteier 8riiiungs;ctt le9ttn pra5ne
5raoe nn6 trefienoe &ntport ritbH1ltdl'S 3eua'
niB ob fir Die Qcbrtiidti9fsit OaS SnltltutS..
al8 grarinotoren rpnren 6rl. Drummer uno
sic SS. @hnlibt; Grtmann, GbrharO uao
Satnes am Bl0te. ,.,,,,.
Seute finSet ron llbr gtoraen8 bis Il uhr
Rittoos Sos Grameu Der 3. uno 4. SloIit ltatt.
Sic Gr6ifnuuQ 6e8 9 ON m e r
@tobliifementS BON Selt9, @anton'
| fonS osfferr inter ;nblreidler Shetlnahme Der
n;eIcr 55rcuuSc Ots &lates ltatt. Spdt erlt
nerliefeT bic 8eiuder oeS 6eItes OOllbetrleoI9t
bos gelio'Idle ,Thnite 2tUenue=9anS."
Tiir oaS beOoritsbeu6e groBe $ ab E i
| fef Der .Saltimorer g d sen v c,
! 5ell56 aft" eruarbeu geRern Ill 6ol9e OeS
| h6tfen @cbotc8 Die 6{o. gfidl. Swan 4 Stu
Ser, s. Qeocrer uno Bh. 8ulter Die 9usht
iorten 3ur &erobiOlguug non Spellen uno @e
trdufen wabrsnO Der uier S'ftags, am H., II.
13. uuS IA. Suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Gffir1ffe.

Ct. Soiepb, DtO., 23. Suni.-5ier eirt=
oetrofi,ue Rafrihten ergebeu, oaB hefti9e Stitr.
me in rcf godJt pom letten 9iontage all Der
Qanaen 2inie Der ,,St. Soiepbz 8elterus Babn"
in Sanias miitbctcu uno groBen SdaOen all'
ridteten. S}n Der gt6be bon Seneca muroen
bicle @ebaube um9etpebt, Ben9 & putftu'
IONS orpRcr Glepator su 0larpoille unO per-
id,ieSene SdjnlbGuier iiber rem 6aufen geuorz
fen. Ealt idnmtttd)e @iienbahubriiden itnl
serlStf, nnb Die 3ii9e geben pOrldufig mn
hiS undl SauoDer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
N,rr,,,tfG,tn tcIrnrnnhiEdie DepeEdien

GbaS. 4nd]iii, alias @bus. u. Got
tier. CbeOcm Gin Gugeitelller oe5 GebetnlOteH'
IC8, 1T in Gan Srau5iScO inter Der anz
tlcoe uerbaftct moroen, ben ytameu uno Die
Summer auf elmer rt9iiirirtcu Sunoc5o6Ii3az
tiou inn getra0e BON $4,000 9efdlid)t 81 baben.
Die ,,Giuctuuati=S OutbernsSG bn"
1T aui einen Sermiu bon % 5abreu gum Pad)te
anaCbOten morben.
Gin 0(auu, mCld]er ben Hamen SObu
Tloniaan auoiebt uHO Oermutbltdl aus gtem=
glorf fommt, purOe geiiern irith IN Der Apothtte
Ser $50. gUunS & @ Dbn 5u Sing o Il,
uabe gGlftRborre, Benni., no CT be Spnoe
5u iprcugen periud)te, Ucrbattet..
Sin iuuQC8 TraHenSlmmer, gt0z
mems gnne l6inrS, nurNe OOrgeItern 81 Yong
prard, SIS, BON Cinem uermutblIh t /
ZEN 6uuOe augeiallen uno hltmm ger
| feiidlt. Sin BOlt3iit erid)oB Ote Seitte.
Barton gS Spatt aus 8entudp mo
Ser Siet5iitter GbaB @rcBmca aus &era5
brod)ten ibren Suet megen OeS SeltbeS eHcr
gie6meiOe blufl ell 8Uell BET Dodge
! Gitu, &os., gum 2luShoge. Setoe maren 81
| 8ferbC uub id)oHeu gIaid)eltt9 Smet Vtale IAr'
| 9feuolucr ab. @reBluel erblclt cine gSunoe an
| Der 6iifte, pnO 96nOtt blieb toot AM Plate.
Die .gSabuibzGiicnb a bH" uH0. bic
.Wtliour risBaclficz8 abu" haben, mu
! en- @eridt beiQgt, Die ct. 2Ouiier Bride mn
ben Sunuel inter SeOinouugeu, Die elmer idbr
lldcn Wtictbe BON $3.50, COO gleihfommen, &c
padltGt.
9lerun0er 8ell8 ipurOe bon eer Su
bianer= DluiS BET McGurtain aut benz @ebet
Der @bOctamzSuotauer uibolien, od {
obue GrlaubniBidletn uuf Oa5 9ebtet etua'
Orungeu mar uno iid wiOeriegte, ais man t9l
Oertreibeu pollte.
Sen. QEeQOer biclt lcbten WtittUof il
gICubrrnport, UiaT., cine JteOe, IN Der er o.
HotipuQlz z8Qnfeu un0 unOere Wtonopo!e bt
fdmpfte uno ben Sieg Der @reenbad Partei bc
Der bcD0rlehenosu StaatswaAI in DIaiiad)u
iett8 prOphe5ette.
9aS @beiaeibung8s eiud be
0{aior8 Bouo III Soiton, OoS BET Der Dol
tiaeu @elOariIotratic QrOBe5 Auiieben erreatt
if pom @eridte ubgemieien pOroer, oa Ger y,
,udfeQer fir ieine AnAabe, 0oB Srau Bon
cine RQdt nit einem Waune in eiuem 6Ott
,ubradte uno nit etnem unoereu Dtanne III e
nem Observation-Disclosures etn SlebeS0erAal
niB uutubielt, feline OO8 Sertht iiber8eu9enoe
gCueie beigebrdtt bat.
Sr. Sob. 81. Bud tel in atron, o, bt
bem ooltigcu dltelsG lie g" melte'
S75, 600 - i'm Gan5Cu ieBt 100000 - 8
i6eutt.
8ei'm gBettibmtmmen i'm INtt
toriu m Qeitern 9beub erhielten g8. gS. .St0rd
GidarO Dagau, G. S. Robep, Us. 0rpot
uuD 8r. $. B. 6OOper bic onS8'l,Btsn PrtIl
nE3 aQe8ueuigteite @ ert d "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
MnIfsinti, bal WntD.GarpliMa.

O0nDtIIe, Su9.r Z5. SHHi. = 9III. HIEI
cirQeirofiene 9epeid1e melOet, Dab DIE ytt9er
@ftcS Sahitou nno 9inoiop, estterer etn iun=
Ger BuriGe, i'll Der Nndlt pom Dorlcbten 9lat'
ifoee aus rem @CfGnqriiie fir Stotts=Sounta'
N..G., getolt uuO auigshdngt wureeu. S2lOt
porcr onGcllnQt, ramenlOie Serbreden an jws
neisen NlGrdeu ueriibt gu haben. GtnS Sel
WGtGen, tueltes nur odt Sabre ult mar, II
ali SCu ellittenCn SerlCBug9en geitorbeu, uni
bte hierbnrh uuter Der ScU0ltCruug eutltaaae1
@lttilIuga Iabrte 81 Dem GpuA9eriAte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Rfr Nr0iinettt ttl NOttasg3rAtdl.
Sin Sonnet.

gBoibinQton, %. Suni.-0a8 r9mitbs
iouian. SuiiitiIt" ipuo benG6ridti9t, ooB 6r.
geUt @OparOs pom SbierodtOrillm oeS D6a'
periorOs&Dle9S," 8enni., beute einen bcqgId1s
5euoen Someten @raO iiiblih BON Dem Steruz
bilbe @apella entOedt bat. 9ieielbe SettttnOis
9unq ptrb bon Srn. 2eruis Spiit in gfep'
gOrf 9cmadt.
Cincinnati, %. Suni. - Der nencnts
bedte Somet mar nm 3 llbr beute friib OeutllA
BON bier au8 ii6tbar, uno itonO 10 bus IS 9roo
ihPr hem Sorispnt I'M gproolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Der @elnntorft.

Rem 9Orf, %. SUM. 6olgen0e5 IIn0
bic SdluBnOtirlmgen: GjeIO mar leidt gu 3
bis ) uuO itlo6 81 ) PrO5eut pro Sabr. =
Sterltuq- -g8cdieI 4.844-4,843 aut 60 Sage
mo 4.86-4.864 auf Sttt. - Sun0c5-Sblt
ootionCn: 188ler Coupons 1O3, uenc 6itu}er
1854, ucue Al .pro3eutige 114B, meme 4zproieu-
tioe 1179.-Qtticu: Sod S5lauO 143t, Pltt5s
burg $40, 9Q8. @tntrul l41t, 9.~9. @entroI
1861, gatczSb bore 1888, Grie 46S, 90. BriOrts
tGten So. yiortb= =&efcru 1861, 90. Briorttds
ten lS9@, 81. S. @eutruI 1913, %eaOmg 595,
gHCitcru Union 1861. llntcrldlatumt5=S =SuauS:
Sob $40 ,O42 ,725; &ourant ST, ,938 ,2S0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
sGufresNts TIN SnStanersSerri'
fortltt;tA

Qtttle SO q, &rf., %. SUM. = y&ddls
rittcn ans Sort Smitb ergsben, boB bic Sts
tuotion i'm @ebtete Der GbidaiaDs nno Der
Decentralization einefritiite @eitalt an9aOn'
men bat.
3ie gunoeszSuoalIerie gu Sort Gill bate
gefebl erbaIteu, iid am "a. SUM benz 9tegies
runo8agenteu Sufits III Miusco9ee sur Sertti7
anna III ftellen, nm Der GhOctaws sYltli3 inter
benz @oupernerr WcGurtain sur @ntTTnun9
Ger meiBen Ginbrin9linge aus Dem Sebtete be-
biilhid 81 iciu. . o,..
que Berioneu, rpdd)e ndt BON SnSianern
obIlommen oosr ourh 6eiratb nit tbuen. ocra
bunten finb, merocn ais GinOringltn9e betrat=
tet, uno iollen oertricben merben.
@roBe aufreguug berridt htsr, ,un6 itber 300
Eonililien ituO in ben lettcn 8ebn 8a9en mil
3uriidIuIiung ihrer Sobe iiber Die Grenie &C.
9an9en. mr..
0i,le g1cise erfldreu fid) tn6efen gum 8lei.
ben entidloiicu uno mo1elt rem SehOroen gSl'
berliauo leiiien. Die GbuctamsDtilij ii 300
9Rauu 1farf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
pn, Sefner shfpQaerttt crTd,oTIett.

B Bbila0elp bia, %. Suni.-Sran glnna
Sarper, cine giegerin, eridOB an 8. D. O&ts.
in 0todbiQs3 pmnihip, 8udSsSouRtp, tbren
gGwager SOispb 3. parper. Die GoronerS7
Surp entfdieb, OOB Der SfuB 5ufdQtg lo85tna,
uno Trau Sarpsr purOe barauf bun entIaiien.
Wlan bat isbOd ieitbcm iehr araOirenoe lnI'
ff6rbe eutOtdt, uno Trau purper tuuroe DENT
sufolae IN 8biluOslpbiu inter elmer gtOrOan'
fIonP nerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Sic tlette gNGaOtne=GDeIapeafcs
R0faH1"

Qancu fer, 8enni., %. SUM. .-9ie iiingIt
incorporate y8ea6iu9=&beiapcate- -@tienbahns
@eieGidaft," pel9e etne @iienbabn bon 8eas
binq burd1 9ancafers rs@ouutp nad Perrpoille,
Ut6., bauen mill, bat bel oem 8ecorber bteier
StuSt cine SDpotbef ron p Dti0lOnen Dollars
su @unIten Der SS. 9ucien 8irOsepe i'll 8roots
inn, g.s@., unO Grtbur SielO gStlmutb in
9fprnz9lorf eiutraaeu laiIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
SonnenTt6e.

Rew sSrGeans, %. SUM. - gili Safe
BON Sornenftidb tpuroeu beute bier gemeloet,
unO feben uabmeH t0otliheu AuS9uns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Die senator,papl In Nelp.gort.
Subnna Davenport Dor benz unerimdEnness
Gomite. = or beriuGt, oet praftoentsH
ptpeiB5utpaidlen."

5obnns Sapenport Dor Dem unsrindlnaes:
Goniite. : or periadbt, oen praftOenfsH
DtpeBjntpaIdlen."
ndbn beute in semeinl6aftltdler StsHu9 cine
ueitere Abiiipmung sur @rtpdhluu9 elnes
NofhieIguS fir &onfling Dor: gS9eeler 80,
Bottr So, @Ontliug 80, Sapbam II, 3erItreut
8. Die AbIfimmnng sur @rpdbluna elHeS
9tahtolgerS fir 4latt bate folgenoes Relultdt:
Sepetu So, Sernan So, Blatt 27, Cornell 8,
GrOtplep 8, serfireut 6. 9tadbem jmei meitsre
reiultatloie abIttmmun9en oor9enommen nor
ben paren, erfolate Ssrta9uu9.
9os @omite 3ur llnteriuhuHg oer Bette
hungsperiud1e pernabm beute Sohu S. Oaoeu-
port. 8erieFbe ia9te aus, er babe benz Bralts
oenteu ben Staatslenator Straban 3ur GrHers
nung gum 8unoeSmarihaa tiIr 9ep' yort drt'
gebotsn, nnhbem bic b6. Grbarot uno Snor
oieies 9mt kreits ausgeihlagen bntten:: Der
8rdfoent ntlligte ein, uuo Seuge lnHte looann
Srn. Strabun Guf, nm ihn III Tra9en' Oh er
o0s &mt moQe Shabau babe 5lTr Antiuort
bic @oufliHg'id)e Srage aufs Sapet gebra4t
un6 gefra9t, oh oaS &ner6ieteH beItehen loue,
bis Die Senntortpubl in 4lbanp erlesi9t let.
@r tpinihe feinerlei Yerpfi6hH9eH m oteer
anaeleqenbeit Ill iibernebmen. 3euge erDiez
oerte, er nliiiie ofort cine glut1ort bnbeHr uno
i'm Sale er (Srabau) Die SteGe annebme, 10
nirbe man natiirlih BON ibin ermarten, oaB
er aeqeu @onflina uno Blatt ittulmen ruerbe.
Strabau erbat iidh 8eoenf3ett bis gum folgenz
BEN Worqen unO telegrapbirte Johann Dem 3eus
aen, er t6nne Die Stelle uid1t Gnnehmen.-Oas
benport ertlGrte ferner, er MADE Obige Dtittbets
lun0en nit @inipiQigung be8 BrGfOenten.
SIN &reu3berbGr iaate Davenport, er babe
nidt i'm Suffrage oeS &rdfioenten, ionoern aut
eigsne YeronttpOrtltdfeit 9ebanoelt, alS CT pm.
Strabou ia9te, man erlparte, oaB er @ontllng
6etGtnpfen tperoe, i'm Sale er DaS Antt an
nebnle. Der BrGfOent babe in Der uorbez
Gebenoeu llnterreOung nit ibm (3eugen) tetlIen
g8unid) be;iiqlth Der SenatorpaAl in Nemz
g)orf ausgeoriidt. 2lls 3euae Srn. Straban'S
gtamen bnfhtlid oe8 WtarlhauamteS ers
mGbnte, babe i'm Der PrGTOent uliBueritauoen
uno 9e9luubt, er ipret)e BON 9ra. SObn ..
StQrin.
Ser 9rQfIOent tn NOn9sSrandI.
Qonqz 8raudJ, SIS, %. lSull. - Sine
@erIammlung ber Sabinet8mitalieOer ruurOe
I'M 10 llbr 6eute Sormittaa im ,.Glberouz
6otel" abgehalten. 9a8 Relultat Der Serz
bauolunQen lit nldt befanut.
Or. 8opntou, Brdf0eut @arfielO'5 9au8.
orSt, reiite hcrte friih nafl gteiuburg, o, abr
UNI Die SebanOluug ieiner Sdweiter, Der 6rau
9lrnolO, melde gele9eutlid Oe8 llnfaa8, Ourd
| meld1eu ShoS. .@0rfielO, Snfel oeS BrGiioeuteu
um's 2cbsn fam, eineu S4dOclbruh erlItt, 81
! iiberuehner.
BrGFrcnt @arftelO bielt beute eiue 0ieoii
iiber oas 7. &e9imcrt uno begab iti, ioOdnr
nod Dem ,.Scean=Sotel," no Die pBeuua
| @bltoriols sQTociatiOn" ihm 5u @brcn etueT
GmpIorg beranitNlteI bate. SpGter mobnt
er oCm elmer oCS !. 9tc9iucut5 I'M ,,gStltzGno
| SGtet" bai.
! General @rnnt mar helte a6eno un9dBltd
uno mohnte bsBhalb Dem Santette Der Benn
| inlnnl1iPr RPhnffelre nidlt bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24
Reg qndl i'm Serbruu6e titblenOer uuO ers

hiidlenocr @etrGufe ndhreHO Der hciBen Sab
re8,eit III uuier 2ouo alien an0eru uoraus -
1omilieu, oensu eS nidt 9cbOten rIhetnt, aouje
@ebinSe eiusuleoen, f6nnen lOlteS leSen gag
friIh bel Elaidle unO @laS erhaltenr tn'8 b1uS
aebrad,t. 9ieier lDbldlen autgabe gcgennoet
Der biirlenben Menifheit entleotat n1 NIT
Ereunoli6teit unS Sott pr. gS. . a n o
fGtter, Der 8efter oeS Ster9e)GotlS gt T.
sc, SfsBruttifraBe, un6 mir oerle9len
nid,t, ouf pieies @rfriInuugS Suiitut lar Ote
in OOQsr glttiOn besrittsUe SOmmIaet auI-
mgtiarn Al mOmer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-24

pE& &aQe8neuigt tetten, q ert d tSs
bcrbauolHngeH uuO 8ertd)te aus
Sem SunereH oe8 9 states -rebe B.
Seite oledl nadI oer @r5dbMn9!
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-23
Sensible Advice on Training Horses.

Forty-six years ago, David Lewis,
then a handsome, round-headed
Welshman, was driving from Utica
Oneida county, to Hamilton college
having load of lads returning aftel
spring vacation to their studies
AS he neared Middle settlement at.
tention was called to farmer NAL.
treating a colt which could not and
would not keep up in his work with
an older horse harnessed beside it
David, displeased at the unreason.
able farmer, murmured, 'Tu-ra-l li-
ral," (but did not swear), and stopped
for the farmer to come to the road
side, and the two commenced talk
ing in Welsh. The college boys had
no Welsh professor, and were igno-
rant of the language. The tongues
of David and his countryman had a
short spat. AS we started ON our
way, L asked for a translation of the
Welsh dialogue. Says David: "The
man asked me to tell him how to
break his colt, and I told him to go
in the house and first break himself"
No man can master q colt properly
who can not control himself. There
is no mystery in education. The
whole method is according to law.
Rewards and punishments underlie
just government. Beware of an i'm
proper punishment of colt, as you
would of human being; for you
must command respect if yon would
educate either. Never trifie nor de-
ceive. When you must draw the
whip to compel attention, remember
to reward obedience with sugar, or
some pleasing gift. First make your
colt your friend, and then educate
without Impotence or severity.
Condescend to talk to your horse and
be clear in your language, for he can
hear and is glad to be cOolly and in
diligently directed. go on! Steady
Whoap are three magic words
which should be used to start, to
moderate, or to stop the movements
of a colt. Repeat them clearly, as
you have occasion to use them, for
just what you mean; and the colt
will soon obey them, and be proud
of his knowledge. Be at all times
considerate, kind, fair and firm, re-
membering' there is a limit to every
sensitive organization. 1t does no
harm to tire a colt, but never exhaust
one Groom well, after work, rather
than before. If you hate O. colt, let
some one else educate hlm.-7Brea-
taaaO's Monthly. - ..e .io.ia
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-23

Houston 4ge: Gen. William T
Clark, who figured SO censpicuously
in Texas politics just after the close
of the war has a brother who is diff
ferent sort of man from the general
The brothers name is Ephraih. He
came South as soon as hewas grown
He was living in Mobile when the
war begun and was one of the first
young men ofAlabama who enlisted
in the Confederate cause and
marched off to the seat of war. He
was captured by the federals.; but
through the influence of his brother,
who was one of General McPher-
sons staff officers, he was released
from prison, and sent to his home in
Connecticut where he might have
remained in ease and safety. But
he made his escape from there,
Struggled himself back to the South,
rejoined his Confederate comrades,
and marched and fought and suffered
with them to the close of the war.
There is evidently good blood in the
Clark family, if we did use to abuse
William L.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-23

A FEAT IN CABLE TELEGRAPHY
The New York EUeniag TELEGRAM
boasts of the wonderful rapidity
with which the success of Iroouois
in the Derby race was flashed across
the ocean to that journal, and placed
before the public. The ZeleqraD,
which is regarded as the evening
edition of the New Y ork Herald. had
a telegraph instrument on the grand
stand, and had made perfect ar
engagements for the rapid transmits
sion of the result. HowlsuccessfuIly
this was done the Telegram sums un
as follows: Horses got away at
hk2l:5, New York time. Result
reached New York at 1924. New
York time. Time occupied in trans.
mission, five seconds OF course
the dispatch was very brief-per-
haps only reading, "Iroquois VIM
ner." Nevertheless, the feat Isl a
marvellous one, even in this wonder
fully rapid age. ,i',,l 8 ~ LOS q q