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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
gu

rpelt,er Der grinncrIrQ ell DE 8egru0uug
liner Watt gCpiNmct IT, osnn eS 1T Die Sre,
hsit, meldler bci YorItomu Gil 9aus er6iinet
nu1bc, Der @Iaube aH bic Strait oe8 ehten
Yulfstbum&, fpeldeS in oieiem 9auie moblt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
0retteIfbot cttes Sttefpotcrs.

Imericus, @a., 10. gtouember. Der
gtGGer GOmaro BartrioQe priigeltc geIeru iciue
Stilftodttr &eue 81 Sooe gr miBbaHOeltc
iic berart, haB ibr bas 6ciitl in 5ebeu BON
Dem S6rpr ming. Die Sirgr orOb:H, Oas
llnaebeuCr III lnnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Buhr, 8tauboe, Cholera Norbus o6srIdbmersboJteT
gubl9ong mcrccu In t5-29 DtiuHten tIrirt 6urd
4aonao's teaoo Getet. Gcosr 8erfoptuna noA
SnBdnouna, lDcocr GhUdts nod DlothaIel pernrS
idbt Der @ebrdud oou U. R. 8eIeT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11

Rem gOrf, 10. gtOUbr. -Tolgeuoes fuO
bic ShuSnotirHugeH: @do er6fincteBwhheH
6-4 8,O3. pro Sabr un0 iflO5 gu 8rO,eut.
gerlinq @sdicI 4.8O4-4.8l auf 60 Sage
unO 4. 4.84!-4.S5 aui Sidt. - 8uuOe8 Dbl.
autioneu: Uerldugerte Scdlir 1914, 90. 6iinfer
l02, 4l=proScntige Coupons 1134, 4-pro3.
DO. l16g. - 4ttien: Rod S8lauo 1876, Bits
burg 14O, Sl8. Gertral 1856, R. 3. Central
14O, qatezShors 1923, Grie 474, DO. Briori=
tdten 92l. glortbsBeiteru 1891, DO. Brioritd=
ten 14O, 81. S. @Wtrat 81, ReuOmg 684,
Beitern Union 878 llutcyihOtamt8s sBiIan3:
@olb 81 ,947 .645. @ourant S4, ,526 ,875.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
GtAe snn3e SSamtlie OurG) oe1t Gins
ffur5 it1rer gSOE1utilt1 net00tet.

&lQrf8UiIIe, Senn., 10. YfOUember.-
Gin 0ObnbouS, IN psldlem Der gtfgcr Conf
mooore TentreB nit islnsr 6amilie mobuts,
ilirSte aegcn 10 nhr am Stien Gt'ntia9s pIae.
lid Suiommen. 6eutreB, ieiue 5ruu unO orei
Slnbr nurOen uutsr DsH 3riimmeu be9rabea
uno aet0ntet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
9anesrmsrbunn nnf Sprxse.

EorO5u, 10. gtou. - Der ,.5tortb=8rta
tIib Soynto So. >" meldle uon ZEN eiahtimiiheu
5srrltun u0n $orneo gyo6c 9aub fredeu, oaz
rnnter Den 9orJen n5rohhCu She'll ser 5uld
eibaIicn bat, Urroe Elm tjHi1Ild)cr 5rslOrjCf
bGnllliat, utlacr Nsriglbeu Sdub uuo arOBe
&ripiIegten fir ianowutbitaitltae uu6 bau.
eelS2rpedt Oerlellt.
Cine tIrfiId,=azsriFdHiIdlc RcdltsTraas tsts
acIC9t.
gon00r, 10. gtou. - giue Dtpcibe ans
Gcuftantincpel pcriiiuott, ouB Die Nraqe iiBcr
bic &ertaIturg bG8 ais 8anoiien auactla3tcn
,SaooB" (IoInetibCS) cCS ameritaniiheu
Soniulats Ill SucnidIl hur6 Sdio Baha
uuo ben omslifuRidsn @ednOtcn @cncral
gGaGaCe auf bCfrie0l0eaos gSsie beigelegt nor
zen lift.
Ser @ouUcrnCur bon Salonidli Iteiartt Oen
geiareeneu oem umCrfaniden Soniul aus,
pelher ibu Der tiiriiidIag 3e9irung SehuiS
8roiiiirunq Sur SerfigIng fellte, ieOodl uns
Ter tet SCCin9ung, Na6 Er nidlt ourdl EN-
Srie9sgUldlt, lonoeru bird Gin Gtp,ltribuual
prpSCiiirt nir6. Sin Sertrctsr osS amerfaniz
!den SoniulatS rpiro 0Gm 8roViie beiluobneH.
Nus Jlpm.
81 ON, 10. gioOCmber. .-Sar0iual 9tina III
sum Frdictsn Der @ongregdtioneu eruauHt
wOrOcu, Oenen friiber SarOinol @atcrtni uors
fnnb.
Sine sIailrtH6Rns iur TaSttane oes @6rSers
Seirpn.
2on6pu, IL. Rouember. - Der Iumalt
. 2eirO1's, SCs gum Sooe uerIrtbeitten Dl0rosrS
res SaufmauuS Sob, iit mil Der Iuiietunq
elmer S,hitliit OIL Cir gSm. STuon6aycourt
bCitdttiat, pelt,e nm etucu Iuiihub Der Stus
rid)tunq bite. Der Anpolt gtebt an, 2ejrop's
@atsr Uuo @rp6uatGr rdreu ais yrnhniiuulqe
aCforben unb ber &eyurtbClte iClbh lei mabu=
iinntg gCpcitn, ais er sic Chat beging.
SpGntcr.
81 aGrl0, 10. yiOo. - Gr&6ni9in Sic
bella nirb am II. .. Yi. nadl 8ayiS 5uriifs
tehren. Die SOnigiH Gbriiliue >uirO Den 40
MIG alfonio arIdBlid) ibrcr llupiGGattjt utbt
nGd] yiiiabOn begCiteH.
Dlarfi uuO R6rIe.
2ou Il, 10. 9tOUCmbcr, 2 SO RGd}m.-
&OuiOls 100 11y16 iltr @tlO, 1903 fir 8riei
- &HnOes GblgatioHtn: 4-proi. 800, Al
pros. 1168. - y. & q. gS. l 56f, 90. .. 2l3,
sd. GCrtr. 1874, SO Sent. 6S4, 9(CoOluQ 35s,
g'ilmautCt & Ct. 8aul lGommOH) 1l9, @rtc
494, 9.-2). GtHhal l444.
QtperpooI, 10. 9touCmber, - so Rldlm.
- &aummolle snT; WIittcliorte Sberl0nOer
7l16d; 90. SrlCau5 6 9u6d. bic SutQuf;
bctIu8en 1900 8aleu.
2Rr;e SabclOcpcIdlcu.
- Graf Aucraiip CrildIte OorgcitCrn IN Der
Uihcid)iiheu 9glGQOtiOu CT hi oOn icber iibcrz
Suqt gspcicu, oOB Die guiQt,it Scitrcid' s mO
Sto!icn'S ein nihiiger 6oltOr sur grhnlMug
oCS unopdiid;eu @lctdl2cnd,S ieiu wiiroe.
- GOHiJoeyirte Sbllgatoueu mcrotu itBt
i'll youOOn iiir uur y Stluing mo Beuca
pro 500 oUtQuit.
- 28ie oic 2ontouer SimcS" mittbcilt,
uiro Geucrol Cir 9aruct lSolicICn Gem Sc.
neral Cir @bOs y. Guicc ais @CuaraluOiu=
tant oer 2lrmCt uadiolgJn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
Wrets 2B Genls prp gaa@ttI.
Sn alien &potbeten Bu Rabeu.
-sRan Ieie g6a!lh uuo @ahE."
DIN N0R I1tebIfFttfftf

sc tam feline before arautie idT ben 2perth oeH Dr.
Rdomops Gltbtqrinbeten ". ". W'ssstIu.ittela
gtohuhmunoen berielben. Ss aot lomobl ialihe -Aes
ioluents,S ais aud Relieis- uno -Bias.- Sese Sn9
uoT unb oerlonsi Hur U aom q uhe eCplst oaianIs
TEL befubet. SSH'S0'SEU'd3~J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
Wermiid1te teIe0rapbtfd1e SeptFd,cn

Ter WOuOelneur O0n y 10 y m . 6Ire
bot tinsn 3aaliugun9stug uui Den "a. gIo'
oember angeororet.
Der @ouUGueur Don y ennih hlnanien
hat cine BrofQmattou erlaIien, meld)e e.aen
9aniadunQetce oui ben "a. D. DC. ieitlcbt.
Sn &bcqeuue, 01., fiel gcheru SmHec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
@EntDer8tsBen IN etnem 3ad)t=
h04tse

RuihOille, 8eun., 10. gioUenbsr. -
Gicr Sudflirgc cnttumcn mdbrenO Der Ucrguus
Qcucu 9tndlt aus oem bieilgeu 3udtbauic.
Sin StrGfling tpur6e in Dem our6 ben 6luhts
pcrjuh rcruriadteu Sample bon etutu auoez
len StrGilirQ 0Ct0otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
arDDntes MtttEk .eiNEll arnfehLer

21uu, Oiof., 10. 9tOO. - Midael Gou-
len Ilarb bute an ben 6ol9en elmer DOfs 9au'
oanum, neldle linn Daniel 0riscoa in ieiH
G,er 0cid)Tttet hattie. 9riaco1 iagt, Gonlc9
hate fd IdrmCuO betragen, unO er babe ibm
Dos 2QunGHnm c,ugcgcbcn, um tbn Su bcrrbi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
90 mar ba8 eriie unb III bas ein,iss
@@meribrrtiIaenbe MIttrI

6as I'm gu9enbItde ben audIsnbRen 9etbeu GiubaFf
thut, oas gnBlnounaer unb@onqentoueu beiIt. mSos,
te nun an oen tunaen, Dem 0(aaeH, Den giuqepebeu,
bel etHmaliger Gnmenouuq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
Bfinf8te Geats pro aGaTase.
2faSwaD's
8e8ulirenDe Ytlett.
BurgaRien, Iin6erHbs EbIabfs
satfteI tufrfeti Ohne EGmerS, itets lilcegIdtae
uilO uatigltol IN tbEer Operations.
Gin DesetabtHFAeS GrTaeHitteI FfsS
SalOmeI

BoItommeu obUe iseli6en geeeihmnd, elegant mi
1isem @ummi slGiirt, puTsiren, rggaIiren, reHtqea
urb ftdTicu.
RaoWdNs ItGen BuT Eur algr RIdnRhetttn bet
DooeHe Oerte5cr ben @eodne, ber Gteren ber Blnit,
iolUie iiI nerooies 9opineh Berffopinne }noetRon,
Euspepiie biiiofe Su1ube, ie6er, Notwithstanding
oune, Odmouhoioen uuo ale auoereu geioen bee uns
terl5bs. Gine DOniommene sur gatapttrt. RetR DSs
Uenbiliih, feire Spur BON Biertn, Dltneraien obeT
iUdoldlen Sropueu.
Gss glon beadte iolee1tbe Spmptoms bon eronRbsis
ten Der geIaauun9sor9ane: BTitoptun9, tHneIiiae
6dmorrhoioeu, BIutnaluHg ncb benz 9opie, Sdurt
i'm glnecu uebtltet SoobrenEen, gtel Dor bem gfien,
DlaQenoruden, iauIes NuiitO6eH, StHteH ooeI Beben
bes 6erieRs, eTftideuoe5 8suN bei'm 9ieeen, Rebel
ooer soGgrn CCt ben Auaen, Nieber u. oumpe Shmets
BeH i'm Sepje, itodtu0en Gthsm, eeIbes Nuseteu oer
buut uuo oer Nueen, SettCIydedlen, ShmeTseH In ou
Sruf un6 In ben @Geoern, 3loslt6e Anmauuusen pon
6ite, PreuueH bes 5Ietide5.
SiFfist DOZEN pon RaO@aB's Dtuen psr5sn bas
SeRem Dou alien obeugenGHuten 4raH'beiben 5erettu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
slbretfe Scr oc,ttff,c,, (36Wc

Rem Dort, 10. glooember. - DE Scrz
tret5r bcr SOmilie BON SteubCn, peld)e Der
9orttomrcr SciGr betDObntcH, reiten beute auf
rem 0ampicr ,gSteIan0" mad 9eutidlanO ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11

sic grDtubunQ Oes ,01co6u gclicf" an Der obsr ben
Ie6enbCH Sselien miro aiSbu6 6ebuglbe SreideruHq
itOfien.
Ercj6io bis icdsSia 1ropfcn baoon in einem baben
1rinIQas ron ggder iUcroeu IN iuenigen Iuaenblfeu
6rdmpic, gidqenidure, SobbreRreH, RopIihmuten
Giuutoe, EriCutcrp, Rolf, 8l3bunotn In oen GinQe
neioer uno olle innerliden Shmerlen heileu.
SeiiCroe 'Outcn INNER eiHe 5EaIhe Rdbnan's
,8eot0 8lelie" BET iid troaeu. geniae IroDien bas
oou in gHciier gdbor, 6eugen alien Groutbeiten aHb
ben o0mt pCrtiUpiteu Setben, bic aus Dem @e6raube
idlctcn 0oiiers entiprtn9en, Dor. gs IN Elm beeTcz
ilmul0nt als irQns OhideI 8ranbp pbeT Biiiertr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
@fseonhn.

2acroiie, 10. gtOoeulber. - Dr.. auoer=
ion, &orfbcr oCs ocmOfraiiihen Staats=&o=
mites, sibt cen pon oen &epublitanern beau=
IprutDten Gig ibres StaatstidetS nod nitt
Su. @r if Ger Griidt, baB bus 3emperenSz
polum in Den 9iitrtften, aus rueldlen nod
tsine gtahridlteu Oorlicgel, baS reuubitantfe
Gotum nod uebr permiuOert bat, als IN ben
iibli9eu, unO 6uB bic amtlide 3abluug ers
ioroerlid ieiH miro, I'm OQs 8eiuItat ieit6u-
firIIrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11

&cEegrapbiIde 9epei5elt.
[8eriGte Der ngfocttrteu BreiIe fir ben rDsut6cn
&orreponoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
Scr Wiueuf6utt tn GaItforaten.

9ieO Z q 9ttg 9al.I 10. RoOenlbeT.
- Tlnf hteiige @rubeugeieDihait letteteu
ecfsru geIibil,Ae Stlritts gegcn Den SderiH
eiu, nm ,bn 1u uerbiubern, bic @rubeu Ger
SlG9tr uuier 8aii2r III ieBeu. Der 8i4ter
fCute Die DalanQfen @HhcItsbeieble ans, IND
Die glrbe,t in ben @rubeu, melte ictt Ginger
3ait eiugeiteQt mar, ntrO itet obne 3m,lie
mieoer auiQeuomn1en rueroen. Die Stre.tirnge
licot 3pjjmen ben Yauopirthen bCs Sacrumcn=
totholes uno Den @Iubenbcfiern, Die Gritereu
iudeu ibr 2ano oaOOr 81 0euabren, bag eS
burd ben pom 6lu6e fortgetibrteu QtmeH.
idutt beocdt un6 perthIOs gemaht miro.
Olar1spille, Sal, 10. 9tODeGlber. -
Die Supeluiloreu uoH Gutter @Ountp babeH
beifIoKen, Bro5;iie gc9en ole benadburtcn
Minenbeiiter ein5ulsiten, I'M fe 81 OerbiI.
rem, 6en Sdjutt i'll ben 8ear=Riper uno DsieH
9lebGnfliiiie 81 sntlereH.
Gan 6ranSi8co, 10. gtoUember. -
3as @omile, tueldle8 ernount mlrve, um e.
uCn ger9letdl 5mlidlen oem 46erbausSnerefie
uuo ben @rubenbCii5ern on5ubabnen, bat ieiz
nen Eeritt poGenbet. G8 empfchlt, onB bic
Grubcnasentbiimer an gewiiieH Buulten am
YubasRiUe Ddmale anleaen laien, OaB Die
9ieqiauug eliuft mer1en lo0, Die Sd]iifabrt
ouf oem Sacramento uno bem 6eabers0fiuer
ourh Gusbaggern 81 Oerbeiiern, uni idllie6lid
cab alle BrojeIiG 3niihen be,oen BarteteH IFS
peroirt tper6en iollen, bis Elm OH II. b. 90. III
Gan 6rnn5iscO abjuhalten0er @OnOent iIber
cbtqe SSorid)l1qe eutitteoen bat.
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2sirainieM.

8idmouo, 10. NOue1nber. 8eridte aus
so Counties uno Stdtten, welfe iibCr jmti
8rittel hes StaateS bilOen, ergsbeu iofuet cine
DiejoritGt pon etrpa 1900 Stimnten fir ben
9teaoiuftG Guuerou. Die 80 nod iibrtgn
@ourtieS mer0eu tieie VoiOritdt betrddtltf
crh6tcu, ouein oicielbe ntro ifmetlid iiber
10000 Stimmcu beuagen, Ob9leidI Die Reabs
iufcrs II 600 Sttmmeu beanipru6eu. @eQeu.
nGrtigen AusFdtrn sufolge ruirb Die @eeb-
ecbung folgenberwaBen 3uammeuscieet ieiu:
6nus- 9tGabiuites 81, 9emoGraten 43, Seunt
- 0feabjuitels %. DemcfInten IS; Wehrheit
Der &cubiuiers bet 9eWeiuibaitliaer Abitiuls
mung IS.
3mei gfe9er finb bon ben 6eaoiuiiers in
ten Staasieaat uuo eili in oas 0lIegateubons
e1pdbIt moIbeu.
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S6wiuOSrmt

6er yunasH uHo tubcruoIcr BbHFs; Frosbul6szIsb,s
lt'dtn Selocn; NtHbmUbcu GHtariufa uub &sr,
ldnduna oer NttJcn, afcrlrar'bcit llrtiiperbIblus
noIortae ElutCrtlu0 0euulrt, Uo ionft @atberr gss
mehr ubufaifa I'D, Saicnfein uES In amen HalsT
puu '' u~''N@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
Su elmer bis Sluau,ia 0innten,

ipie iebr aud ben RbcumatiIder, BettIaaertosn.
ghpateu, @crfrippclteu, glerU6ien, @ihtlfhen Sbcg
an lonfqer Rrauthet peioeHoen qllden m6oen .alabI
Trans aenog WeIisi" miro augenbudii6e S6IIr
iaafien bel
@uriin6uHqen Der yliereu, Grt3tinbuuaeu ber
Slaie, @ebdrm=@utSu tSuuouug, Qunaeu Congo.
ittonen, 6ulS SeiOcu, &thma, 6G3hopfeu,
8ipbteriO, 66herlideu anfd0eu, 8rdun.,
9utarrb, Sn1ucBa, Sopipeb, 3abnlamerBen,
Ecurolgiu, 8bcumatiSmu9, inlten uu6 beiser1
6iCber, 8ubneraugen uu6 6rOitbeulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
SnfanO-Q -Qepefdetto
@ettere gGabt.SegtGte.
9ScmzNnr

WCW@yJorf.
Glbaun, 10. gtOUember. r.-0a8 gGUening'
Sorrnol" beanipruht bic @riuGbluug OeS gallz
,en republitonii6en Staatatidet8, 6uiteo ans
Qeuomnen, nit WoiOritGteu bon 10000 bis
10000 Stimmen, gelteht ieNod Den DemOIras
ten cine WtniOritGt bon 2 Stimmen in Staat8s
itnute nnb pon bis 3 Sttmmen i'm Inter
hnuIP AZ
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q. q. q.
&aotuaN's &eaO1 &eGEeF
turtrt ltu0 Oerbiitet

Tubr, SiarrbOe, gbUIera 0crbuB, Elebeg
....s ESL------o, cilE ~-.--. ls.-..s c1--e-v vF
S6mersen, 9ppbteritts, SaI8euts
iRneung, Snfuencid, atbs
Wung8beihperben.
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gte Gotaftropbe In gSetpsgorF.

Stem gort, 10. 92ooenlber. - SpGtere
SNtiei'tN isLv. a.. a"fI~-Ss sE~""f's~rfs go 49,
@ranoirnBc crgebeu, oaB al 25 Beri0nen ullz
ter Den SriimmerH oe8 e.n9eitIir3ten 6auie5
beqraUCn, haB get0otet nno fat ale iibrtaeu
mCb~ ueer minoer id)per oerlcbt pur6en. 0ie
@u0otCteu iinO: 6ruu Srau5ista Saaub, As
Sabre olt: Sch. 8uaub, Is Sabre alt; Trau
9tuOolpb 48 Sabre alt; Mmnie Sapihe,
Sabre oft; Srant IoiQ, Sabre cit; &beiter
Sill, Sobr olt; SObn SbOmpion, i0rbig, 35
Sabre alt; Sobu 0ic9tultp, 81 Sabre alt;
M!arie Sauille, 20 Sabre alt.
5nfol9e Der nuf Der llnCIiidsfGtte bcrrlheuz
BEN gluiregung mar e5 unmGglif, iidh cine gez
noue 9iile Der 8ermunoeter, Der @eretteienun6
Der SumiBteu 81 uerifufien. Die Ambulau5s
Ier5te er3dhen, raB 9e9cu 5cbn nur leid)t per-
ICtie Beronen lbe SSuuben unierIudeu uub
pubinOcu liC6cn uno bann tortgingcd, nm BET
&ermanbten oocr SreunOenAufnabmeSu lu9en.
Sen reu iibrigGn Scr!puncetcH purOen ges
nannt:
Erau Gatborine gaocr, so Sabre, i9mcre
GoutuIoncn am S6rper; SOic9h S0oer, ibr
Sobn, Is Sabre, Seinbrnd; 6rau Did, le=
bnsgeidhrlidJ perlegt; Sohn y. 6iu, ihr
@atte, ifmere, lebensgciabrlide Serleeuug
am 6iidcn; oret Stuoer Der 6Gmtlie Snaab,
l0utCr gtdDGen, leidlt OCriett; 6rau Itarie
GuDile, leid,t UerIeet; giarie SOlo, lettlt Oers
lGtt; &nna 9iuoolpp, lhmer Uerlest; SObauu
9(uoolpb uno bier Sinner, leidlt OerleBt.
6tuupchrmanT @iaeipie BON Der Spriteu>
mdnmdlait 9ir. ipuroe bel Der 2lrbct auf
Der llngliidSfdtte bon eiHem iiiir5euoen 8altcn
gurofieu uno erlitt eineH Gcinbruh. Ser
6euamshrmann Sens pOu Der Safeu' ltno
gejter Narnihuft gir. trug upi dbuii9e
9Gelis GlnCn &rmbrutl OaUOn.
(SpGter. = DE 2eide eiHcS tleineu &juOeS
Der Tlau SUI puroe I'M SWei llbr beute 9tatz
mittag untcr zen Sriiumeru aui9eiunOeu. SIe
1T Die ueunte un0 permutbIlt Die lette Geidle,
6le inter Dem Sd}utbauien lag, iEoeHeH mer=
ZEN Die 3uhfCritungen iOrtgeiett.
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GHt3tiHouna Der &ara6Iage nnR
oCr Wtcrct1,

ioDtc b, trouiibcu 6anen BON pet6sn GJuF unS csts
bdrmutteuebeu.
mente, dlS trgcuo Elm nn6ercs Brdparat Die grbitT
nitro theeloncluciie genommcn, ndbren6 anoerc 1fffe
turi bis ietS Yia 70 piel erforbern.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-11
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-10-27
HOPEDALE.

The people of Hopedale and vicinity
were made sad yesterday by the an
Houncement Of the death of Rev. Matth-
ews. the pastor of the united charge of
the Disciple congregation. He was ta-
ken suddenly i'll one week ago with col
ic. On the day before, he attended the
funeral of Mrs. VIM. Holmes, who fell
dead while churning, the day previous.
Mr.. NJ. seemed greatly effected by this
dispensation. He was not feeling very
well, but went to Unionport on Sabbath
and preached morning and evening,ver
pathetic and impressive sermons, but
took very i'll that night, and suffered in
tensely but patiently until Saturday
night about ten o'clock, when he was
called to leave this world of sin and suf-
fering. Funeral services were held at
3 P. NJ. on Sabbath, at Humphrey Hall,
and were conducted by Revs. Parks,
Jamison and McNeely. Deceased leaves
a son and daughter to mourn their loss.
who have the sympathy of the entire
community. They are left lonely, hav-
ing buried their mother some years ago.
The remains. accompanied by the fami-
ly and Mr.. McNeely, left here Tuesday
morning, for Morristown, Ind, the home
of the deceased, where the remains will
be laid.
Prof. Brinkerhoff is out at Columbus
this week, to see Mrs. B., who is there
under medical treatment, and is suffer
ing greatly from a nervous disease.
Miller's Station, on the P. G. & st. i.
R. R., near here, the store room and all
the contents were burned on Saturday
night.
The College has about 60 students
this term. The Societies will hold their
entertainment Nov. 18th. W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-10-27
COLERALN.

If you want to contemplate scenes Of
beauty and grandeur come out into The
country, and take stand on one of oui
prOmOntories and view the forests in al
| their varied hues, and fields in living
green. A few weeks ago the meadows
were brown and bare; the wheat fields
looked like desert, but the latter rain
came in its season." and now they are
covered with rich mantle of verdure.
Improvement appears to be the order
of the day. The man that is not erect
ing some new buildings or repairing an
old one is hard to find.
We learn from Joel Walker that the
crop of clover seed is very good; he
hulled for Eli Mcmillan 241z bushels
from 6115 acres of land; for Robt. Law
renee II bushels from about % acres.
A telegraph Office has been opened at
BartOn's, on the L. Y. r.
Miss A. L. Combs. who immigrate6
to Missouri about Il years ago. revisits
the home her of you'll, accompanied by a
husband and three children. Her hus-
band, Mr.. Porter, is brother of Rev.
Milford's wife, of Wheeling township.
We are informed that saloon has
been opened on our western border.
That means more paupers, more crimi-
mails, more convicts for the penitentiary,
more victims for the gallows, more oc-
cupants of drunkards' graves. and more
lost souls to people the regions of eter-
nal woe.
1t is gratifying to witness the large
amount of business that is being done
on the T..V. r. The passenger trade
has been very brisk this fall. If you
wish to see the demeraliZing effects of
strong drink, make trip on an eXcur-
sion train on this road; pass down in
the morning-the cars may be crowded,
yet you will find them all genteel in ap-
pearance, and civil and polite to each
other. But mark the sad change as they
come back-a few glasses Of Bridgeport
whisky, or few quarts of Wheeling
sa0iA, will transform the gentleman into
a ruflian. They will then jostle and jam,
curse and swear, and blow tobacco
smoke in the face of ladies as well as
gentlemen.
Typhoid fever has been prevailing ex
tensively, but is now abating.
E. Stilwell has immigrated to Lead
vile.
Frank Amos has recently returned
from an extensive trip in East Tennes-
see; he thinks that a country that ex-
ports principally tan bark and cooper
stuff, does not offer much inducement to
farmer. He now has his face turned
toward Missouri.
We were never good hand at re-
porting weddings. That suits young
man, like your accomplished correspon-
dent from UniOntown. The last we'd
ding feast that we were called to, was
that of James Kerr, of Harrisville, and
Miss Lizzie Brown, of this township.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Farar. As usual, the bride was
beautiful and accomplished, the groom
noble and brave, and the presents cost
ly as well as numerous and useful.
They are about to give the Presbyte-
rian Church at Pennington, a thorough
renOvating. **
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-10-27
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