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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
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~ seitipeiIe brennenb roth o6er etR
umr6tbeter SIed auf elmer deer auf beis
ben @angen bic 2lugen iperben tribe:
bic Bupilleu ertpeitern ii6; Elm bIduliher
6albtrei3 3iebt It6 un 6a5 untere 9lils
8enlieS; 6ie9iaie 1T eutSiin6et, 8eI9poh
len unb bIutet 3uipeilen; bic OberlIppe
I6wiat an; bin m6 nie6er &ppfipeb nit
Sauien m6 Po4eu in ben Obren; cine
ungepBbnIi6e Spei4el glbIOnDerung;
I4leimi8e un6 beIegte 3unge; 9ltbeul
iebr ilbelrie6eno, beIDnber5 bes Wtors
gems; 2lppetit berdnoerli9, 3ufpeilen in
6eiBbumBer nit ua8en6em 9efIble im
DtaSen a3l8arten0, gu anbereu 3eiten fpies
Der 8dn3li6 man9elO; flu6tige S8met0
ban I'M Dtagen; 3eitipeile llebeIteit un6
Grbre6en; beftige S6mer5en i'm llntera
Leib unregeImaBiger StubI8ans, 90
8eiten berItDpft, I3leimig, unO bdufIG
nit 8Iut Dermii4t; Der 2eib 1T eea
6ppllen uno bart; Der llrin trilbe; oos
| 9ltbmen;erI6tpert Be8Leitet bonn S6lu4a
1er; ma6maI trofener un0 frampfbafa
ter SuIten rmrubiger unterbrDhener
| SdlGf nit 3abnefnir1den; Temperaa
ment pcrdnOerli4, jm @agemeinen aber
reiSbar, u.i.tp.
QBenn obise S9mPtome aIs bor5anbeR
fuaPrsenonlmen ipetOetL 70 t0irb
| Ut. G. MtPane's yRrnifuoe
Ii9er cine aur Befptrsen.
GS entbdGt Feir GMecGfIber
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Ii6e 9r5paratipn un6 bet ni6t ben
geringiten i9db bltaeR ginfWb
beim 3ar te ten Sinh.
0a3 d6te Or. Re2aRe'8 8ers
mifAge bat bic Gd8natureR 6. Mca
&a1e II. Sleming Bros. Guf benz
llmi6IaS.
9r. 6. Net2nae'8 9tber : NtAen
ipegDen nitbt entfIoblen ala SeilmitteE peaeH
| ,,aHe 9ei6eD, oen2n baB i5ie;ih uutertbGR it,"
| ienbern aeaen GsGnfbeiten eer 2eber; bel bIIi5@
| fen 8ei6merbea, 9isPeFl;e un6 tranEbafte4a
slopitpeb, oSey bsrGrti8ea llebeIn, in6 iie WA
iib2rtrefai4.
4aIte5 Sieber.
60 sebi teip beferes 2tbflbrmitteI bur o6eg
rad benz @ebraudbe bon Gbinin. NlS 8NEa
girlnittei iin6 iie un0ergLei9lt9.
Ban bate fiG bur GaIiGHusea.
GR 1bten 1inS ME iiter3utert.
eye6e SchahteI bat eIneit rotben gGS@ siieGA
eHf oem 0edel NIT Der 2SlldriIt Or. aaceaneS
2trer 9iLlS.
se6er umgtLaa Bat Die Gienatilre1 bon o.
| Wc2ane unb Sicming 8roS.
Nlan berLonee bic Gdten Or. g. glcsnneS
qebers gtlen, brdpariri BON SSleulin9 8ros., aG
8tft8burab, Bd., oenn Der 9earH 1T boz 3CE
RGhabnIraen beS RGEep @aGeGnea auAeE@
! blditabirt. atsT bieisEhe &RsSpraheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Gin ,,Gormer" tn s@tpetmefetfdl.

y bicago, 8. Aprtl. -<0er bleltgen >, Sl~
mes" 5ufolge mar bas beutige be6eutenoe 4uf'
id,lagen i'm 8rclie oeS S6meineilstifeS uno
Gdmalses bas 6eiultat zines Don Better Mcs
@eoqh aus Otilpautee i'm Seretne nit benz
Diiuiondr &ler. Otithel controlirteu y&Orz
ner8." g8 befinoen iidb etlpa 100000 Sap
Sftpeinefleii6 in Chicago, un6 Der &orratb
uuBerbalO Der Stabt lit gerins. Dem Ser
nehmen nod coutrolirt McSeogb Oieie 200 900
S5aB unS bat auBerben GOntratte uuf 2teferltng
ban 100000 tpeiteren 6ab bis gum @noe oe8
0Ouatcs SUM sei6lOfeu. gtan prophe3eit,
boB Der 9reis Oe8 S6weinefeiideS bis auf
$50 pro f5aB ftei9en miro.
9fad)ridIten aus elmer anoeren Quelle gcben
an, baS Steigen oeS Breiies mare ourh cine
Pripatbspeife aus Barts oeruriadt porOen,
i1af tpdder bic iran30fibe &egerung oas
Serbot gegen Die @infubr bon Sdlpenehelid
ans ben Sereiuigten Staaten aufgebobeH baz
ben lou.
Sine brittle augabe ertldrt 6as Steigen go
@ent8 bis 81 pro fSaB SdIpeinehetid uno Is
bis 20 @ents fir 9GmalO fir baS Jfeiultat
bon Manipulationen Der 6irma QruOur
Comp, tpelde i'm lctteu Sabre nngebeurt
Gummen ourCl etnen ,,Gorner" Qetuauneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
GtsSe Ses 24usftam0eS Ser StEaSenz
babt GOnpmfteMre ltno 5t1r=
Ieff ac Ira ShTrnnM.

GhtcUgo, s. slpril. = Der geitrn frib
tc0Onnene g(usianO Der GOaOufteure uuO
6nbrleute Der ygBeit-0iUiitOns8abn" enOete
6eute 9ta6mittag nit eiuen polltdnOigeu
gic9e Ger 2lu8itdn6iihen. Die @ompagnie
bepl0t9te alle ibre SolOerun9eu, uduIi4 eine
2Obusuuge BON 20 PtOjent uub g8ieoerontelz
lung Der geute, rpddle tuegeu &eranlahung oc5
9luSlanbcS entlafen mOrben waren. Die
iieQreiden Strifers fehrten inuerhalb elmer
balben Stunpe, na9senl Die @Ompaguie itf
ibren 6Oroerungeu 9eiii9t bate, al ibre Be-
id]dfti9ung suriif, uuo oaS gSieOereri9eineu
eer @aggOnS CAB allenthalben oas Sigual 5u
SciiallsbeS beSeigIngen. Die 9luSIebeRoeu bat
ten bon pornbcrtin Die un9etbeilte Spmpatbie
Ses 9SubIifumS nlIf. ;brer G5pife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Mn0t elm Sd1tteeif1trItt .

Gbtcago, 8. 9lpriI.-@in beftiger S9nees
Iturm tpiit6et gu Siours@itp, Su., unb iiber
iets 3OQ Sdnee iinO ieit geltern gefaQen. Der
telegrapbiid]e Seriehr Smiifen SiOurz@itp unO
0anttou, 3. g., iit in 6Olgc bes Siurme8 uus
tPrhrnden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
3ams Ser Smnoes6auptftaSt.
unftnmts.9lnneIene,lhefte,,

g9aibing tom, s. &pril. .-@eneral- Bolt
tneiftrr Sanles bat cine Srore erlaifeu, ruelfe
am l. Stat in SrGft tritt rno ben gau3en gis
ienbabu= Boilbietlit reorganiilrt. Die ytothmen=
bigteit bieies Sdrittes rpur6e Dem &bef 0es
Polt0eparteulentS balo nad) ietnem 4mtSantritt
Far Il. er bat I'M @inflange nit 6eier lleber3eu=
9ung gehan6elt. @s iol1en gleif)e Saldre fir
9lel4e 2eifungen i'm @ienbahn.B BOit0ieufte eH'
9efiihrt tperben, ipoour9 cine Serminberung Der
Ingeiiellten nDtbig pirO. Alle neuen 2lnifel=
lungen I'M 9ienite erfolgen auf ied)8 Utonate
8robe uno 5u nt6t mebr, alS 5000 pro Sahr.
gSenn bic Brobe sur 3ufrieOenbett abIoluirt lit,
tptrb Die 9lnltelluna permanent gemGd)t. 6ies
f9e Yohbeante 9lGuben, oaB ourf Die in IuSs
fft genomnlene REORGANIZATION lebr nid Sur
&erbeferung unieres @ienbabH= BefOieHites
beisrtra9en merben fpirb.
glus 6enl8crt9te oeS 4u6ttors Wc9retp fir
oas lette Guartal bon 1880 ergeben iid) fol-
Qenoe @tnnatnlen uno AuSgaben. @tuuobs
men: 8oltmarfen, 6reiconUertS, 3ettungSuun
id)lGge uno @ohiarten So, 1850; aus ars
oeren Quellen $3.50, 0,196.19, sriamnlen 3d.
17O,774.85. ausgaben: 8etrag Der @eiamuts
beipiaiQung $9,828, 1899; Rebrausgaben
s658, ,015. "a. GeiammtQnsaaben $40 1885,
8O4.93. Die ausgaben bertbeilen itfl IL. a..
utI StDulltL Tut PUltuitlNtt pzIOttf IOO'zoT
TOittransport aui @tienbabuen So 400 ,552 .08,
auf ,,@tarz0fOute8" 81 1896, ,446. 81, auf 0ams
pfern $186, ,5O2.15, @ebdlter fir BoftbOteH
$180,641.25.
germiIdates.
Die beutiee Steueretnnabnle betrlia $349, =
O19.19; Die 3otletnnabnle $3.50, ,695.91.
IatieualbQnfnoteu I'M Betrage bon S194, =
600 lieten bcute Sebufs @tnl0iung im S9as'
ante eill.
5mS6abamte befanben ii6 geiern rs 02ilz
lionen Dollars in @olomiin3eu uno Barren
unb 55 UiiQiouen in Silber. 90 Diel 6art=
| gelO tpar nod iiie I'M Sbabamte, ipie man
| glaubt, iberhaupt nod ME, meoer in etner 9te-
| 9eruuQ8faIIe, nod lonitmo, Sulammau. SH
Der 8anf BON Gnganb betrGgt Der Yfetallu0rs
| rath ee9entpGrttg MIR rs Otilli0net.
Die Iterbliden lleberrefe oeS Senators &ar=
penter gingen beute in Segteituug oes 81 oieem
| 3lpefe ernannten @ongreBz z@omtte'S iibsr Git
| cago nadl Milpaufee ab.
| Sdatamtsiefretdr Sinoom eflGrte beute
QhenO, bic Re9ierung babe jett entidlieoen
| pcldIe WtaBnabme btnfdtlidl Der rddlitens fall
| Iig merOeu0en SbllgatiOnen ergriffau rper0er
| Olten, ieEOG t0nne er ben Blau uOrldnfia nod
nidlt nittbeileu. @r tpitrce oaS beIdlo6eue
arrangement sur 9eetgneten 3ett Der Pleiie nit
| tbetlel.
| Ser tuIfi6e @eiauOte erlhien beute in Sc
| iellldldft oeS SefretdrS Blaine im ;, gSelBeu
| 6auie" uno unterbreitete 6enl YrGiioenten III
ter ben iibliden. @eremonie'n ietn &rebitiu.
Die So. SapltS S. Somer, SObu 8. 0titz
dlelf, Sas. S'8erue, Bm. 9uon uno Saml.
81. SOipe beiperben iid) Inn @rnennuHg ol1
| 0iffrift= 9pmmi1iGre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Ucr McI0tftnrFf.

Rew 9orf, 8. g(pril. - 6OlgeHOc8 iino
bic GhluBnotiruugen Gelo mar rubig 5u4 bis
6u. ibloB 5u 9Io3. pro Sabr. Sterl. -lStAieI
4.8I4-4.82 auf GO Sage uuo 4.844 auf Sift.
guuoCs- GbligUtioncu: l8Sler Coupons 1929,
neue 6iiuter 1923, ueuc 4i=prO3. 1128, Haue A
pro3. 1135. Qttieu: 9loGz 3SlanN 1864, Bttt8z
burg 1872, Sus. Gentral 1861, g. y. Central
145, gatc-Sbore 1893, Grie Az, 90. Prtorls
tGten 87!, giOrtb>BsIcrn 1928, oS. Briorltdz
ten 1875, MS. central 1908, ReaOmg Gig,
9Gcilern Union 115. lluteridugomtS= Stlan5
@Ulo $2O, ,238; @oUant $3,595, 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
@0h414tnfoH,

Gorouto, Ont, 8. 2Ipril. - Cine &Oai'
fon ereianete iiA 9elteru 3wiifen Barrie uno
GGonbule auf Der ,ytOrtbern Sabn" 5pilden
;rpet 3ii9eu. 9dUib 8borntOn, etn SngeltelIter
Der Sahn, tuur6e Bet0Otet unO mebrere AnOere
pelmunbet. Gine 9ofomotiue uuO bret gSag'
oens murOeu bemolrrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
MnnMArn4nftrnAnhn.

Stanto II, &irg., 8. &priI. = Die Gobs
nuno Oes Srn. gOwiu Hecpes, pier Ntelen bon
bier, braunte in Der pergaugeren gtaht nteoer.
SIN Sinb lam III ben 6lamnlen nm, uno EN-
arberes mur6e 10 ifper uerbranut, oaB eS
heute frih itarb. Sr.9leebeS iclbit trug i4msre,
bielleidlt t0otlide 95erlcbuHGeu oapou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Gtne 3ipetwonatltd)e S&aees

ct. Saul, Minu., s. april. - Der OF.
8oul,Siour .@itg 3wet9 Der yGhicago sSt.
Saul zMIinneapoliaz azSmaba=Sabu" tft geiterr
enoIitb pieOer benz Ssrfebre er6ffnet poroen,
uaHbem er eit Dem 3. 6ebruar ourd S9uee
hIndfirt mnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
WetMtgGltc &eIeer0VDtTd3e Depefd)en

Cine GrgreIteHoe . Gene lpIelte lb
poraefteru 4b,no in Der 8obnurg BON @ba8.
6. @ubers in SuoianQyolis, no CT nit
iciner @ouFne Gliie @itbers lebt, Spiidheu be
i,r uno Der nertaGenen @attin Oes Dtauue8,
Sarob, ab, Die getommen mar, nm @liie an
;uflcben, ben Wiann ju berlaiien. Sarab ers
fl1rte idlieBIid, iie luiiroe ftf id]etoen nnO
@liie I'M 8eiiBe oe8 Rannes laiien. Sll8 Sas
rob fort9iug, Oer9iitete fid) GIiia nit DIOrphtI.
Dtou fanb geitern ibre 9etdle.
Sic Geitb0ebung Don Sennei &c nnhm
ourgeltern Dor ibrer 8ertagung elnen SeldluB
OF, rueld1er Spulputbie fir Srlano auSoriidtr
uno Sd)ub fir Die in jenem GaHos oerbaTteteu
omcritaniiheu 8Ir9er iorbClt.
Die uclle Route nah oet BacttictAF Fe
lber bic yNtdiionz3 3OpefazSallta 6ez8abu"
bef5rbert feline Sra DIT, uno man glalbt,
bic @eigerung, 8rad1t 6u bdOrOern, merOe
ouldj Sob 9oulo ueranldBt, irOem 8ielcr ben
6rahtuertebr fir Die , ,GeHtraler BaciFcs Saha"
III beb0lten lpiiHid3t.
Cine g Gubifrtption gum SeIicn 6er
uotbIelneHSen @ittps uno EOdter S Oh Il
Srpwn's, bes llrtebers Oes Butidles 81
Sarper'8 Terrr, 1T in 8OIon er0ffuet poroeH.
SA Wic&a0ett, Eeras, wurOe Uorssitern
cine meiEe 6rau, NameHS emma pail, aut Der
2rfppe UOl lQrfr SSOlHhHY UUH ttlttL JtNJtA VI
erkhoiien. Die @IGr6srin beTinoet iidl in Sait.
g hmeinefletfb uno 9 hmalj
aiCoeu 0eitern in Solge Der gfahridlt ana 2iUer=
Sool, oGB cas- gerbot gegeu ihre GiHfuhr auf-
atbobeu por0sn iei, duf Dem @bicGg0'er Slt.
tuolienmorIte beOeutenO TN Breiie. q
6r. q bur3 bat ihlieslldl Die an ibn uon1
,llnitps Club" ergGn9ene @inlaOnRg 81 einen
8ontelte abgclehnt.
Su @iepelanO, O., besirg Der So Sabrt
olte, bisber fart Dem 3ruufe elgcbene nuO Dem.
suiol9e Iirunfte. Soiepb Giisnmann Selbit.
no1S, iuoem er iid) Die Bntsa6er burfldnttt.
Sn Der OOr9eItcru BON 80 Sp Il. 9 an.
Ten ab9eholtenen 8GtOsTiammluug III 2 a
6ran3tSco- ihrcr etteH in jener Staet =
mmSen Mat menigeI, oils $82, 900 gc5e!d4Het
I'm Die Sd)ulecn 6er sDouug~ Wens q 9Et'ttau
| @Iicciauon" fir ibr neues Gebduee 3n be
I 5otlen.
SIC Gurdtoren Scr 9 b II a , etph Ter 9as
.fptife trefieu in SolGe eer titSlih pom oortigel
&lnbtraibe aeiiib,ttu uuteanGun9 anitalHu
oIle AngeiisGtcu. bercn &teule sutbebTt tuxSe
! tSpEgu, au easleiIen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
ae,ter In rtt,er gssotge,tot,ffnlf. .

gtemzYOrt, 8. Aprtl. - Sn etuem III
Dem ,Gt. Soispb8z Baierz 4iple" geb6rigen
Gctdube oil Der @de Der gluenue u mo 80.
@uuse brad beute aben0 6euer aus, psldleS
oa8 yCbeu pom enpa 80 Sinoeru GROCER @etabr
au8iCtte unO 5uci PeriOnen iolAeH ShredtH
ciliaqte, baB uiau fir tbr 2ebeu tirdltet. Das
iroglld)e @ebauOe liegt etma 100 Sup BON Der
6aTptdniiolt uuo oiente elmer 9rOBen 4nSabl
Ginoer im gllter pom bis 10 Sabren gum
Qufenthalte. 8ieietteu lugeu bercitS gum
9bsilc i'm &d)lae, als man Oas in 5Olge Ell
ne8 idaobaften Samin8 entlfanOeue 6eler cut
bCdte, ino(iien muroen fe ourd S6iamanuer,
BoIiiiItcn llro giirgsr raid III Stdlerbeit ges
bradjt. SH,peiler More 8eter, cine Der dlte'
IiCu Streilern uon 9tOtres9ame, iOeld)e 3ur
9eit an QGbmung unO DtunoIperrc oarnieoer
idg, iOwie Smci 9lOpiSen, gtameus 2iS3ie 6ap
uu0 Dora 3abu, tpurbeu Dor Saredeu obu=
mGdJti(. Sic @riterc, ioWic Dora 3abn, tuels
DIE an 6er3hantbett lCiOet, ioaen gegenludrtig
iii ubr 4beucs) I'M Sterbcu Iiegen. Der pc
funidre SGaoeu betrd9t nid9t iiber $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
gefesrap6tf6e 9epefGen.
SnCan0-9epef6ett.

i5Gt&te ber rAfocttrten 8refIe" fur Den -Deuti9eu
@orreiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09

pOrteten, rpareH General gbelpS, @eneral
Somleg bon Connecticut, @eneral 6orH 9ieus
tenant Sohn 9. gSiE0n, Sberii 8. &. 9eqott
uub anbere. Inter OsH amusieuOen &Ifeu
bemeriten mir folgenoe:
@enuGle Sol. R. pamle0, Sohu u. Bent
len, u. 9. 8uruFSe un0 5oru, DiaiOr .. Q.
@oroOu, SberIt SEQ. 90. GodmooO, Capt.
Geo. SHUTTER, gtaior %. 3. 2IoreOu, Capt.
9ouiS Scnnigbauien, Sen. aOam y. Sing,
Sapt. 6. 3. Daueter, Sbsrif 29. u.
Rc6ilipp, Sberft 8. q. SaglOr, YsaiOr Geo.
gl. 2oduOoo General g8. g. gB. ROB,
Sberi u. 8. &. Sermon, IiaiOr SObn 8.
geuott, Or. s. 8. Sorrett. Capt. gG. .. Bur
dinal, Sbuf6. GOreOH, Gapt. SOul0tng, GOl.
$. y. SoQau0, @eneral g. lt. 80werman,
Or. y. 2S. Dodge, lieut. @. q. Beter95 Sberlf
". 8. g8icgel, Gapt. 6. u @arl, 9r. u. u.
gShite, Sbcrf Z. 8. g9ebftcr, 0laiOr George
godmoOo, Capt. lSorace globle, geueral 5ohu
81. SeNlg, SberI 2omoermilf, @eHTaI 3. D.
StantOH, 9cnral S. @. S0iQ Dtaior s. ..
9eager, Sbuit Baul grooie, @r. 6. 9. 8dr
un6 oicle anoere bcrUOuageuOeBul6
Die 9roBbeamtGn 0e8 I'll. 8. -
y. 8r." iesten DoygctCru 2lbcnO in glr. 26,
SitzSOmbaroitraBe, fOlgenoe 8Camte Elm: SEQ.
VtnOCubTgr @rz0teiiter, Ilbiu Sterscl Oberz
NiIiltar, goHi5 SdlutiOer llutersNtciiter, Il6in
3bieme Saplan, SultuS Utcper Seiretdr, gg.
Suber Sdlatmeiiter, Sobam y. 3uoolpb l. d,
6. gSabl 2. 2tufieher, Ghri1au 3faul :, 6eiIs
lid SdmQrbenbcrg >. SSQdjter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09

"
Ses,, ,Rouhefer Guardian" beridltet ans AtbeH,
man ifrsibe Saislbit ben GomprOmiB beSiiglid
Der grie6iideu @reu5e ocm auBeror6eutliden
giufIulIe @oihen's auf ben Sultuu 5u upO
CLAUDE, ba6 Der oeutife uio Der 6Itreihiidae
@Utifaiter cine fritblidle 20'un9 Bu perbin0ern
mfnidten. 9itie anfdt lperoe Der tttegeriid)ea
Cumming Des griediiden golics ueue gsab
rung geber, 0u man bOffc, OaS europdiiae @iu>
uInebmen peroe bel'm AuSbrude eineS 8rle9es
in Die Priide aebsu. Der g6ieuer &orrsipOR=
bent 6eIIeben 8lattes bemerft, oiear6Bte Sdlpicz
ri8ttit in Atben iei Die, einen. 9dHijier 81 fiu-
ben, rreider boS Qanb beipegen fSnue. oen&cns
pron1iB au5nnehmcn. Die SteaHu9 oes SOH9s
unS els 90biuets Sei fritiitb.
2onoou, 8. apriI. -- Gin Correspondent
bsr ,GimeS" in 9ltbeH meloet, Premier Cont
mount ouros babe ueriprohsn, 81 geei9heter
| 3eit auf bR geItrige NOte Der Mddte bs3igliA
Ser @ren5froge 3u antsDorteu. Gs lei pordns.
! ,niebU, 0OB @Fie@eptaAe bic tbm ssmaNteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09

9as @erii6t miro erneuert, baB in anbez
tradt Der Sperre i'm Sunoe8ienate bod nod
cine @rtra Stsnn9 bes Gon9refz
10 1tattfinbeil biirfte.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12

the war the defenses about the capital
were one after another deserted. but
nobody seems to have remembered the
Corporafs guard stationed out there on
the Aqueduct road, and they remained
on duty for a year or two. After they
were relieved, the block-house was set
on fire by tramps or boys, and only
few blackened posts now mark its site.
a still more remarkable case was that
discovered by General b. F. Butler
about ten years ago. He was nosing
around among the appropriations one
day, when he discovered an officer in
the Capitol whose duties he did not
understand. He was watching crypt
An investigation showed that many
years ago it was proposed to deposit the
bones of General George Washin yton
beneath the Capitol, and crypt was
prepared for that purpose. When it
was completed, 4 public officer was APP
pointed whose duty it was to watch this
crypt and prevent its dissertation. and
there he had been ever since. growing
gray in the service, and while Congress
had appropriated money to pay his
salary year after year, nobody had
thought it worth while to inquire how
he earned it,
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Ornamental Hedges.

WE notice in many places the mistake
which is made in planting arbor-vite
and hemlock hedges in front wards,
gardens, lawns, ETC., almost side by
side with large spruces. naples and
other trees. If those who indulge in
the idea of having presentable hedge
at all by this proximity would just look
around and see the failures on every
hand where this mistake has been
made, they would see the disappoint-
ment in store for them 1t should be
remembered that the arbor-vit;rs will
not thrive where there is much shade;
and that neither the arbor-vita nor
hemioek spruce will be successful where
the substance Of the soil is all eaten up
by the roots of large trees. Hemlock
spruce likes shade to moderate extent.
with moist, loose. rich soil; but the
arbor-vit1 must have the latter and all
the sun'possible. fft
In selecting plants of either of these,
see that they are well branched from
the bottom, a. no neto branches eUer
shoot ont after the plants are large enough
10 SET out. The soil about them. to the
extent of the branches, should be kept
light with careful stirring. and should
be mulched for the first two years.
These hedges should never be pruned
until late in April, after all danger of
severe frost is over. We have several
times noticed that when pruned too
early and they are caught by the frost, .
they are badly damaged. from which it
will sometimes take two years to re-
cover. In making selection of arbor-
vltas, be sure to get the American, as
it stands-except under peculiar cir
severest winters, and
makes the most beautiful hedge. Our
own hedge of this variety. which was
set out some twenty years ago. may be
regarded as a fair specimen. when
properly managed.-Gerp.antoUn TeIe-
Qrdgh.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
Forgotten Sinecures at Washington,

Mr.. Z. l.. White, editor of the Prov
idence Or. IL Press, is writing for his
paper some "reminiscences of Washing
ton life. from which we take the follow
ing: Before this house (the one occu-
pied by Mr.. Seward when he was at
tackled by Paynel, for several years
a'terward, sentry paced nigh: and
day. even when Mr.. Seward had moved
away and gone out of office. The same
building was once used as club house.
and from it Key had lust issued when
he was shot by Sickles This lonely
sentry, still At his post long after he
had been forgotten at the War Depart
ment. and allowed to remain, l sup
pose, because no one thought il was his
duty To relieve him, reminds me of sew
eral similar incidents that are related
in Washington. The Great Falls of the
Potomac are about sixteen miles above
Washington. and during the war there
was station for the collection of
provisions for the army on the bank
of the canal near these grand cataracts.
The road between Washington and
Great Falls was several times raided BY
the Confederaies. and block-house was
erected by the Federals at point three
or four miles above Georgetown to
prevent parties of rebels from passing
up and down the road. At the close OF
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
ALL SORTS.

THE trouble about an .'open winter
is that too much cold weather is apt to
get in.
IT is very mean to ask man whose
wife is shrew if il is hot enough for
him. or if its scold enough for him.
Puck
WHEN there is no snow on the
ground strawberry beds should be ex-
amined. and covering, which may have
been blown off by heavy winds, re-
plac ed.
Allentown, Pa. rejoices in the pos
session OF a baby born with teeth. Two
well-developed teeth appeared in each
jaw the day after its birth. and other
milk" teeth show evidence of soon
coming to the surface.
The Guadalupe Telegraph has been
edited for some time past by clergy
man. 1t is now, however, about to pass
into other hands. as the minister says
he lis tired of serving two masters. and
has concluded TO work for the Lord
alone"
AwEEK ago last Sunday, at the Sun
day-School in Holy Trinity Church, in
this city, the pastor asked the children:
who tasted forty days." The pupils
answered. "Our Savior" That is
right" said the pastor Now, who
else tasted forty days?' The answer
promptly came from half a dozen little
folks, ''Dr. Tanner. Detroit Free Press.