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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Sur SlrbetterbepesMns. .
De- eader.gnaitanp In glep.aerl.

Iem=g orr, Z. Mut. = 9infdtltd OtS
gdderzausitan0ss 1T bente feline SerduOeruug
5u bsridten. llngefGbr 200 @eielsn iino nod
i'm 9lusftanoe, in6eB erfldren iih Die Seaulten
Ger SGder Union" iiberBeuet, baB alle aus=
iteherlben rnorgen inter Den bon linen gefellten
Sebingun9en an Die arbeit Suriidgefebrt iein
iperten.
Die engliidrebenben Bidder oOltenOeu sur
i3ett ibre Srganiiatiou uHb beretten it6 auf
elneu auSftaro Dor, nm Die bereits BON ihren
beutifen @ouegen erjwnngenen 3ugefdnbnilie
ebenfaas 81 erlangen.
@Roe ocs MusitaRoes alf Den ScbIenuerftett
80 catpies.
Sort SerbiS, H.s9., Z. 0tat.-8er am
letten Montage auf ben 29erften Der Benns
iplOunier Soblen=@omp." 3u 6auleg begon=
neue Gusitanb tpurSe heute ourd etnen Cont
promiB geiAlihtet. Die arbeiter berlangten
$1.25 fir 1O5 StunSeu Grbstt pro Sag nno
u GentS pro Stunbe fir Grtraz9lrbeit. Die
@ompa9nie bot ibueu Sl.3O fir 11zitiinOiae
Sugesarbeit nno IS @eut8 pro St1uoe fir
@rtru=9trbeit an, urO bic 2lrbeiter uahmen oas
9ltterhietpu an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
get SdITner3OeBerrSdler,

6auce's eminent turirt aQes 3oFFs
tpeA unb iOnfige Shmer3eu raid. 50 tit
eia uu9CmeiHcs 8eOiriuIB, unO ielue @tH.
iiibruE9 iiiat eine idmer5lid emptuu6eue eRde
aus. Brnmpt unO trditig, aber babel Nib
tpnicuo, ldBt CO bel &aeumutiSmus, Reurab
gle, @dentcehnuua, 9jrauideH, GeIeutfeIfe,
3ahui6merS, Glu6Weaungeu uno alien eei'
6Cu tieier &rt ieten I'M Glide. Se9sr ieats
es probiren. Gs 1T ME ltdoIttl, ibaftt dbsr
fdere 2iuoerung, uuo in 6amiltcu, uO oteies
y2luel Iist8 UorrGtbi9 ilt, fnO Pela nHo
Ghmer1eu unbeiannt. BrelS 80 Gents, 80
Geute uuS 81 bic Nlaidlr. 8ii 5etb @.
Sonce glr. 1O8, 8ea. 8aItimore.
StraBe, 81 babsn. ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
sMdnSItd,c s6ot ctteS gtSp ofatett,

NIttIe u d, Nrf,, 8. Wial. = Glne Spez
sinloepeihe Der ,@o5ette" mel6et aus Sonuap,
Slrf.: 30. M. Smitb, Elm GOUOfat, be9ing
iiir5Iid5 Elm nanenlOies Serbrefen al Seiiie
Mortiu, ieiner SD1liidbri9en Nidte, mabrenO
iidb bic @ltern bes &tnoes alif elmer 0feiie mad
yiep-S Orleans beianoen. Sbsrft 9incOIu, Elm
Snfel ees Mdbheus, puree 9efteru bon bem
&olialIe benahri6tigt. Settle er5dblte ibm Die
@cgebenheit unO thetlte ibm NIT, OaB Smith
iie Su t6bten aebrobt babe, i'm Sale iie ihn oer'
ratbe. Der Serbrefer entflOb in ben g8alo,
purbe ie6od aleid) nahber eingetangeH. Cine
ifarfe 9Gnde mar tp1hreno Der oergdngeHen
Raht nm bas @efGnsuiB oufgeitellt, nm eineu
etpai9en Seriu9, Den @efungenen gu lpnaen,
3u UerbinGern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
GeI6itnoto aus &minrter itber etne
1tttaerafhette SDd1fcr.

@aIlip oils, O., 7.Mat.-5uben Srap,
Gin ungeiebenCr bief9er 8iirger, bcging beute
SelbhmOro aus Summer iiber cine &Odlter,
pelhe frslidl in eirtet BrefitutioR8Alaaliiee iii
Soma ftarb. @r naBm iidb Oas Shidial ieiner
ungeratbcuen SOdlter oerart gu 6erjen, baB er
Sumeilen ieiner Sinne nidht mddtig mar.
6eute ftel ihm 3uiaIig cine Sdrotltnte, tpeldle
man Dor ibm oeritedt bate, in Die 6dnOe,
pnb or 5Tidmetterte ii9 ben Sopf Ourh eiHen
@Sf1uE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
SSerfeblfer Weri1td) 31tr VIiinSerln9
h1AANA q aAAhAnI 1nAAaa NaSH GAAn

8roOibence, &.zS., s. Ntai. - 9rci
m0sfirte WdnnGr branaen geitern 4behO in Die
8rfiiGtte Der SumelenfabrifanteH 8iQiam
Smitb & Comp. an Der 9perfraBe Gin, ua6s
bcm fe ben 6un6 i'm 6ofraume Oergiftet bat
ten. Sie iibertpdltigten unO fefelten ben
@G9ter uno bemiibten fif Johann Dret Stunz
cen bsrgeblid, oas @em6lbe su 0finen, in mel
dem I'D Sob i'm @ertbe bon $4,000 befano.
sic sntfGrnten itdl iblieBlid) obue irgeno melde
8eute. sis iest bat man teiue Spur UOw ben
9Sprhred,ert1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Ginc n1tfr @r[aneithrif.

@ol6z mn SilbIrubreu, 0lamauten, Shmuds
laden aller 9lrteu, plattrte Baareu, fran56fs
idle Beuciileu, SrOucGu &C. 5u auBrd biltgtH
Brcilcu 81 eru5rbCu, miro jett oem Bublitum
bon Den riibmlidli bctouuten Supslieren uub
golomamcubdHoluH 66. @anfielO Brit
bern & Com y. 8ebOtcn, wClde ibr @eiddft
auigebCu moQcu un6 ihr gotal uermiethss ba=
ben. Gle gCbcntcn, tbr gan5eS iuerthUOaeS
g8aOrmagcr, oa5 anger Dem idou Aufge5dbI=
ten nod prohtpole Sruamente, 9ampeH,
NiCiBcucr uuo japauiiaes Por3elau, 6apeuctr,
Seruice, 8res0euer me fruwUfidr Nabritd-
tieu, SpuuglGiu IL. {. 10. in iida idllieBt, auf-
Surdumcn. Der Gertauf 81 erndBigtsn PWts
,Pu ihIir6t nm gRoi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
@trorite9enOe &eE9tsattnn OeS
gJt0r0tttS bon 90rtte.

Ottawa, Ont, 8. Oiai.-@s oerlautet,
raB Winrquis BON 9Orne mad ieinsr 8eiie mad
Monitoba Lieiu amt als 9eueral=@ @ouuerueur
BON Canada nieOerIeseu unO mad Gn9lano 3u=
riidfehren tuir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
gJcrmfn0crMn9 Der SSra@traten fiir
ole Transportation cOn S@laAltz

@btcago, 8. Dioi. - 9ommiidr 5int 6enabrib=
Beforoerung oon Stblahtoieb nah gtetDsgort pom
nddien Montage on aui 50 Gents pro @entner SrttOs
9epdt uno q Gents pro, @entner yietogeiutb rebuz
Ant uerben ioen. Sis6er muroeH 60 Gents pro Gent
fler SluitogeUit uuo 20 Gents pro @entuer gteoqez
ndlt gefor6ert. Die Sradltraten fir RinoheIdj iin0
BON SO nuf 30 Gents bepab9eiett Die Re0utonen iiuo
Die iSoIae Der Gonturreni Sptihen ben oerIhteoenen
Sabnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Die Sctri19ereiem tnt Stern" sE 0 its
Otettft.

8hilabelp bta, 7. Mai.-Solepb 8lad,
@ei6dftstbelbubu Oes GOH9reBmitglieoes alz
bert 6armer oOm 5. 8euuipluauter Diitrtfte,
s. SIadman unb g8. q. @aiOn, augetla9t,
Die 6egiruug burd 2eiifung bon - Srobbirg=
idlaft" in Se5ug auf GOntratte 5Hr Sef0roernng
Der POit auf yStern"= =8OHten betro9eu 3u bas
ben, beitauOen belte elm 8erb0r Dor benz 8uns
bes=@ommiiidr. unO 0ieIe 3euseu wurSeu Oerz
nommeu. 6r. Slad CAB 5u, 6aB er Der eigents
lide Gontraftor lei uno OaB bic llebrigen 4uz
aebOte ouf bic @Ontratte fit ibn eillreidten.
Der &ommiffdr iteltc iGrnnitlide anaeflagte
unter ie $4,000 Siir9ifaft fir Gin auf MOntag
onberQun1tGS neittreS Serhnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Mfnhtif1Nffn.

Chicago, Z. Wial. 49, Die 3uiubr box
,Sd,meiuCu btlieJ Iid) beute auf Il, 900, ole Sen
ieubuug ulli 5000 Stiid; ote 8rciie uariirteu
3uldCn 500 uno $G.35. - 9&mOuieb: gu
tubr 1900, &erieuOuug BOO; 8erfduit lu
S2.75 bis $6.15. - Shooie: 3utubr 700,
@uicuOuug $50; Serfduie Su $4.OO Bis $5.75.
ct. Eoui5, I. DtOi. - Sdliueiue: Ser
lduic gu $5.7j bis $6.40; 3uiubr 1900, Ser
icuoung 44OO.-RtnOpieb: Sertauic gu $3.50
bis 5000; 3uiuhr 400, SerieuOuug 1900
SdOoie: 9jertGuie 3u $3.50 bis $I.75; gu
iubr 100. gerieubuua feiue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
CsinoeSnerrfe go5tIettor8ber.

"a 90lle, 5llS., I. Yf0i.-@ie Walhtnt
iut 6auptiba6te beS Union &oblentperfeS"
rpur6e beute 9tafmtttag unbrnudbar, unO
200 grbeittr befinoen iih in Der @rube. St
lidjc rer'elben fDnnen Die SberilGde Ourh aus
tere GdGdte erret6en, alIein Die Webrsabl
tpirb ae5puugen ieiu, Die gtaht inter Der @rOe
I'll Oerbrinaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
9lnterif0tlfY61er Shee.

ytems y orf, Z. Wfai.-Wfebrere Bertreter
hieIgcr SheebGnblerfrmen oeriammelteu it9
bsute i'm 9aOen Der 5o. q. u. 2Op & Comp,
I'M etIide SbeeiOrten, ruelde bonn Iferbauz
GOmmliar &c 0uc in @eOrgia ge5Ogen tuorOen
roren, 5n priifen. Die 9erren ertl6rten, naf)=
bcm iie ben Sbee, tpeldler in 3afen bernnlz
9ereift WurOe, 9efOitet batten, Oerielbe tomme
benz hefen iuOii4en 3bee oil g8oblsei4mad
bollfommeu 9leid.
Ger @omrntiidr 3eiate auBeroem Sbee, iuel=
den er inter 2aubbiitten ge;ogeu bate uno
ipel6er Der SOnne mdt au8gccet 9cipeieu mar.
91e SadOerft6nbigen paren Der 9lntft, oaB
iiGb Oleie Sorte niht i'm @eriugften BON benz
i'm Sreeu oetDoeueu Shee uuterifetoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
0rubett &otofsrO0be ttt Sat,SaS

&arb 0n0 a le, &a., I. Wt0i.- Sn einem
SdGdbte Der @reen'fen Sobengrubeu brad
geiterR 6euer aus, lpelde8 O08 ganSe 6oI5tperf
bis ouf ben So6en beS ShadteS 3srf6rte.
3mursig SobIengrdbcr tuaren in oeu 8erfe
beidjditigt, uno teiuer 0erielben fonute getettet
pCrncn, bis Die 6lammen unter@Ontrole moreu.
&ier5ehn oerieIben nur6en idlieBIitb Icbeno unO
brci ols 2ei6en an bic Sberfdte bef0roert.
Die Drci llebrigen iuuroeu niAt aufgeiunOen
uno iin6 nbue 3peiiel umgetOmmeu: Die gtaz
men Der Sp0ten uuO SarmiBten fno: So bn
6uqdte, Safe Mc9onalO, 2lnoretp @arner,
Ghas. Soncs, Wtidoel 0fulleu ltno Patrid
0tu(leH. 9rsi BON ben @eretteteu muren be
muBtlo8. ol8 man 1ie auifano, inOeB erbOlten
iie iid bol6 nudl ibrer antunft 0uf Der Sber
fYT1P
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
sine SoI8e Der @ei66ftsIperre tut
Seft0fe.

&enincola, 6la., Z. 0tai. - &idter
Shomas Settle unS 8unbesmarl9aQ Ourfee
traien am porigeu Sountag AbenO hier ein,
uno oas 9unOesoiftritts=@ =@eriht purOe am
@tontag er0fnet. 9a aber Der nOrOltdlc Gbeil
bon 6lOriOa iett fsiuen 8unbeSaulpaIt bat,
muBten alle @rtminaltlagen unO alle BrO5eiie
pegen 6oritfreDels auI 8unoeSIanbereieu bis
gum nddften Germin i'm Utdr5 1882 Oeri4Oz
hen n)sr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Nrr ffelfdfer.

9forfoIf, 8irs., Z. Dtai.- Die @drtner
unO 6arner in gtorfolt.&Ouutn uno lltigesen6
betidten, boB Der SartcfeItGier ben SartOfel'
%flanSen eroBen SdaOeii 5ugefii9t hat. 0tan
fitrdtct, baB Die SartoffeleruOte in Oieier@e9erb
ishr id1icf1t nnRfnllen MIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
GNtf6GtOMn9 eitteS 8rOBen Satt0s
NrDaef1cS.

Sarriionburs, Yirs., Z. Ytai. - Sin
.,ueitern uif,tiser 9unbprO5eB murbe heute bier
entIAieoen. 9erielbe mar Don Gmilp 6oatngsz
north in philadelphia .9egen Die @rben Oes
6ru. Sacob. Oun6ree ein9eleitet uno iuoOlUirte
Sos 8efsre6t BON $4,000 Ader Qan6 in ben
Counties &odiuehaul, augufa unb BenOlss
ton. Die @ntidetOuns fid gu @uuitsn Ser
SIGnrrin nlIB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
SrGuOe.

Yateri 0 II, SIS, 8. Mai. - Sin beute
frlb i'm 2eibfalle oeS tSrn. 'Sames Carroll
auSgebrOdenes 6euer 5erftDrtc biele8 @tabliiiez
ment, unO 6 wertbOoils @fer6e famen in 6eu
6lammen nm. Wiebrers anitOBenoe @ebduoe
inuroen beidGOigt. Der Sertuit belduft iidl auf
etrua $4,000. Nlan oermutbet Sranoitifs
tung.
.Sn6tauapolis, Sub., 8. @tai. - Die
@ieBerei uno Waidiuenuerttdtte Der so.
9lrlington & 8ernuS braunten mabren6 Der
pergansenen Nadt uieoer. SerluIt etwa $1O,=
600.
Moline, ST., s. Wlat. - Die g3fofsSss
lam. @lasbitte" qing ipGbrcnO Der oergaugcueu
0adht III GIammen anf. &erluit $40,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
SnDinfters11nr1tliett.

B0rl0ns, 8, rs, Z. Wlal. = Ole gtddlrld]t
iit bier eingetrOfer, ouB Die Sermefer bes
Musfegees6Ort Smitbz z3wciges Der n v0tiiiOhriz
@acificz8abn" BON ben @b.rOfeiers Sn6ianern
putrieben tuOrben itno. 5iilfsaumalt Selio
lit pOn bier nAd Dem Sd)auplase Der llnruben
abgCreilt. 9ie SnOtauer iOllen entihlOiIeA iein,
ii6 Oem 8au Der 8abn 3u miOerieten, inoeTen
tpirO bic 8abnqeeliauit auf ibrem 51edte be'
iiehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
onffr efnes MaffIfnas.

gSatertO 10 II, R.=9., 8. Wai.-0ie 1Sz
jGbrise @lBa 3ifft bcgiug geitern ga6mttta9
Su 9lbums gelbfmor6, ttbem fte iit NIT &r-
ienif Sergtftete. sic mar NIT einem iuagen
Dtdnne, yiameus Glleu, beriprofen, tpel4er
Dor ttpa eiRsr g9O4e pegen Serfiihrnns
eiueS in Canton foobubuften iuH9en gadO=
denS bier Usrbaftet unO nad ienem Srte ges
hrndht mlIrnP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Q'onisDille, &l.e 8. Wtat.-Wtau mel
bet, ouB fd bic ,,2ouisbtllesglem-a albau9= Gbiz
coao- Sobn" nit Der nsuetl .GbicasOsSn6iauas
polls airs9ine" coniolioht bat. Die lsstere
9ohn naht raidl Der &olIenonna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
@isent6titnIt6e Ssi6itmorS=
1ftefhDNe.

SpriugfielS, Wlaii., 8. Wai. - Sobn
Ncligan ruOerte beute gia9mittag bel 6olBOfe
in einem BOote auf Dem SIuiie unlber, unO lein
iouberbares @ebabren erregte bic GufucrfiaH1-
felt Oieler Siirger. @r rpuroe iflieBli4 iammt
Sem SOote iiber Den Damn 9eriiien unO lit
ohne 3rueiiel ertrltnfert. @lan permntbet, 6as
er Selb1tmorO bediua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
0ermii@tes.
Nns SontttnnSaefeh t,t Gfrcftttl N

9tf1ctnnatt, Z. W(at.- Wtapor Wl 1n8
bat cine FrOflanation erlaiien, ueIde bel iin-
oct, baB baS SOnntagsseiet bon mn on itreng
uollftredt uro alle @irtbe, tpelde @etrGnfe an
@onrtagen nerfauien, 6urh eine@elobuse bon
nift iueniger; als $50 beitraft WerSen iOllen.
Die gSiltbe finO bur4 Oie@Oli5ei seiuarnt nor
Nom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09

Sin Stid 2dno, oOS man ih5n netnsH
l6unte, rpeaH eS uid)t ourh 9arai9e 5elieu uHs
9aumitumpicn OerItu3iert wdre, gleNht eiHer
nit Tiunen uuo Bliitbcu beOcdten PbbfOgHas
ulie: 3eiem lle6e fd ourd) 6aHce's 3 a a.
pariliensgr trait abbelfsu. Breis 81 bic
7iaide. Sci Setb g. 9auce Rr. 1OS,
81 eH.9 tim OresS IT,, 1n baben. (l6l
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eRpy6,1,6 d,te S1,teoer ber0e{FeTIk.

9pier lugen0lider llnbeOaHH DE Ies
bee betauute glittel Uergeblid probirt bubeu,
l6uen gratis eir eiufahe8 8c5ePt Jur ras
Idlen 6eiluug uuO0ier guttraihlng, Uor5eitiseH
Serials, oerlorger araite unO uller Our&
GusifJmeiiungeH berbeigeiiibrteH lluOrOnuugeH
srbolten. Se0er 2lpotbefer bat bic balu n6tbis
oeu 8eitanotbeile. DtQn idreibe an Santes
Sor g. Gotltp., gSr. 49, &GKGWf&r4s
S2eEDs@OrR4
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NAT agesneui9teiteu, @errd ts-
Oerban oGun9eu unb g fer I'D :
feit8tabelle-febe 3. Seite glet4 nadl oer
@rSGblunS!
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civ ghos gn 9tfb ]

- cir Ghas. -. 0hfr, lnteriefretdr oes Ausndrs
ae erdrte oeier 3nee I'M brttiiten lntcrbauie Die
Y6Iune Der grte6tI6eh frose e our9 elm Gtn0erAn6z
mix ItDiIdbef Srn. goffen, Dem brthihen 8eISi6Ieu
In @ouIontincpel, iinb oen shrften StsmGr6. medes
All 0eireiuIamsr UlnsHobme bon SeiteR gl9Ian5 un6
1eI,fSdblouS's flbIte, et9ten pcr0eu,
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Gefesrap6t(de 9epefGets.

(9eriGte Der rGfiOettreH 8reie" far Den rSeutiten
@orreiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
Snfa,ro-9 -9epefMtt.
gus ser smmOesbanptEtaSt.
Tie Iletbuoe sur @rtpdbInns BOA SeIeaaten ia
oen nadjiten rcpnbIifaniTdleR Tational

Tie 1letbooe sur @rtpabIans BOA seIe9aten iilr
cen uadIiten rcpnbIifaniiden Sattonais
Gonpettt.
@aibinQton, s. Wai. T. Der @orfiber
be8 republlfanlfen Iational@&omite'8 bat Die
9fepublifaner in alien &beilen be8 SanoeS 6urd
Elm @irfufar oufgeforpert, tire aniiften iiber
Die beIten MetbOoen unb Gegeln mit3utheilen,
ole hin1idtli6 Der @rtuGblung bon 0ele9aten
fir ben republifaniifen gtatiOnals s@Onoent in
1884 an9apenbet peroen iollen. Der leste re-
publitaniide Nationalz@ @onbent tnitruirte be-
fanutlid) ras 9tational.@ .@omtte, Die fra9lihen
Oietbooen uno Regelu innerbalb u WtOnateu
pom lsbten Sllnt an ieitSulellen nnO 81 Oer0is
fentltden. Soriiter Seipell ocrftnoet, baB er
irqenowelte @orifld9e i'm getreff Der glngeles
acnheit entgeaen 81 nebmen bereit 1T. Aae
3uidJriften iinb nGd)6artforor Conn.,, 5u aSrelz
ltren.
WorSidjtsmaBreeeIH seoen SetrGSeretcn tmS
traftzSareaI oes 1oftamts.
9lm z. b. 2R. murben Die Angebote auf @onz
traite fir Die Sei6roerung OerBoitiaden in per-
idieeenen Sbeilen Sss 2an6es pom Bolt6eparz
tement 0epriift unS cine @nti1eiOung beSii9li6
SCrlelben oetrofien. Sisber puroen Die eingez
laufenen an9ebOte einfaA aeitempelt unb Dem
@ontraitblireau iibermieIen, un0 Setrii9ereien
murben bierbur6 ern09lid)t, inbem man - Oa
fein Ser5eid)uib iber Die gln9ebOte gefitbrt
purte - anbere 9lnsebOte nah Der @r6inung
Suiiaen pberSUGnberungcn OorIEhTen tonute,
burd) meld)e irgenb EN- begiinifigter Semerber
ben qemiinidbten GontraFt erbalten fonnte.
Gin GROCER Sfdn0al nnr6e Dor einigen Sabren
auf 6ieie gGeiie i'm Yoitbeparteulent ueranlaBt,
unO mcbrere Nngeffeqte eeS Goutrattbiireau8
elbielten bsm5uiolgc ibre GutiaiIuug. @euerul=
8ofmeiiter Samcs bat in Dem gegenwGrtigen
Sole bic Observation-Disclosures Der Gehe na1
numeriren nit eiueln brionoern gabaeihen
rCrlehen unc eine Qie Serielben aufitelIen Iai=
len, 10 SaB cine YeporSugung irgeub zines
@orubers uum0aiid 1T. Die SerdnOuung
hat Iih 10 gut bepdhrt, OaB ite Der @eneruis
4Ofmciier pabrideinlid permanent einfiibren
mirO.
germtihtes.
Bic gsitrt9e SteneretnHahme betrug $685.
1913 Die 3olIeiunobme $612, ,682 .05.
Snt Sdabamte iuurOen geitern 9tational=
Gonfnoten i'm Setra9e bon $437 900 5r Gin
l0Iuna empfanqen. 9ie @inuahme pabren6
Der gauSen @od)e betrug $2,077 900.
Sc perlantet, baB Die republifaniifen Sena=
toren morQen einen @aufllS oeranitalten merz
ben, nm Die politiidle Sihation in Setrad]t Al
seben. Dem Sernebmen na9 iusroen 66.
Saiplep, Sale, guruiibe II. u. fir ben Brdit-
beuten uuN gegen GOntling Bort'i nebni"n.
Gas sonntaeseeIeb TT Gtnetnn att.
cincinnati, Z. Mat.- 0tapor Wt dnS
knt e;,1e qSroF1nntntfou prIn1Tpn fnPId1e npt i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-09
30 9ltheiit @rnplnnah.

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laugh prtiinOete mdbrenO eiue5 beutc glbenO
gebaltenen Sortrog8, meuu cS Der 5fegicrung
morgeu nidt 9elinge, Die Gr0rtcruug Der glOz
bid Quf 9ienfa9 feit5uiebeu, 10 lper6e er es fir
ieine 8hidt bulteu, iid 0bcrmNIS tm lluters
bauic cin6ufiuOen unO iid 5ur a6lsgnng OeS
@lNe8 bereit 81 children.
, 1881-02-27
PRIZE DOGS.
TEE WESTMINSTER CLUB ARHAyf1vo ro,
BENCH SHOW.

THE WESTMINSTER CLUB ARRANGING roo
BENCH SHOW. o1' =
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1rfbu1,
NEW IoRK, Feb. 26.-The Westmfnsta,
Kennel Club Is arranging a bench aho,.
which will undoubtedly be the host oras
given by that Society. Efforts are to be- mads
to surpass in number, as we'll as in qualify
the famous Alexandra Palace show. nm tn
this rfmc the largest ever held in the wor1d
twill require Sl,7o0 to accomplish this hnt
Judging from the correspondence already r.
celyed the popular interest is much greater
have been imported during tie past
year to more than make un the
excess over lust years entries, Thrre
llaye already been received ten EngIsh
and Irish setters from one gentleman, i've Of
them recent importations, with hish recoris
abroad. The prize lists will be ready for dis.
tribution about the middle of next week. +
has been determined to have the Judging m
the single-h2nded plan.
THERE WILL BE NISErY.rnREE c1.AasF, h
the new ones being for champion mast;7
dogs, champion lnastif bitches, champion
rough-coated st. Bernard dogs. cha,nnion
roug1.coated st. Bernard bitches, champion
snioottl-coated St. Bernard dogs, CHAMPION
sulooth-coated St Bernard bitches, CHAMPION
dogs, champion fOx-terrier bitches.
champion collie dogs, champion collie bitches.
Irish terriers, champion pug dogs, champion
pug bitches, champion Yorkshire terriers
over five pounds. champion Yorkshire ter
riers under five pounds, and field spaniel
dogs over twenty-eight pounds, and bitches
over TWENTY-FIVE pounds. The Newfound.
land dogs anu bitches will be divided into
two classes, as will also the hull-terriers o7et
and under twenty-five pounds. For The
class roug:l-coated terrier
will not be divided into red and red-ani-
white this time. Entries will close April u.
, 1881-02-27
BILLIARDS..

SEXTON DEFEATS SCHAEFER.
NEW York, Feb. 20.-The second match
of scientific billiards between Sexton and
Schaefer was played tonight in Tanmany-
Hall. In the previous game Schaefer was thu
winner, and tonight the stakes were in
creased from S, 600 to $4,000. the winner to
take gate-nloney and the loser to pay all
expenses. Dudley kavanagh was the referee.
Sexton was coached by George Slosson, and
Schaefer by Tom Morris. 4 large audience
filled the hall. Sexton's play throughout tho
game was exceptionally brilliant, while
Schaefer played the same cool, steady game
for Which he is noted. but despite Ills exer-
tions, he was unable to obtain the lead. and
only once caught up to his opponent. when
the score stood $50, ill the l07th inning.
scnAEFER TOOK THE FIRST PLAY
and credited to his score, which Sexton
followed, counting but l, missing on deli
cate cushion shut. Tie play tor the next
fifteen innings was slow, Q being the highest
run made. From the eighteenth TO the
twenty-seventh innings Seyton's best runs
were Is. Is, I. and =. In the twenty-efgh1h
he made 81, the best count Of the evening.
Scfaefer:s best count in the same
period was 0. Both players made small
scores until the sixty-tlrst inning. when
Sclaefer counted Is, following it up with
Il. In the seventy-first inning the score
10lst, Schaefer reduced the lead 20 points,
and in the 10th inning tied his opponent at
$50. Sexton, BY good play, finished the game
in the next three innings, scoring 40 to
36s. Time Of game, three hours
and five minutes. Winners average, 2A
, 1881-02-27
ITEMS.

RAILROAD EXTENSION ORDERED.
New York, Feb. 2G.-At special meeting
of stock and bond holders Of the Des Molnes
& Fort Dodge Railroad it was agreed 10 eA-
tend the road to the Minnesota State line.
ALARMING MORTALITY. j..
The total number Of deaths since JAN. !
G.34S,-an enormous increase over previous
years.
ALL uopE ABANDONED.
The agents Of the steamer Bristol CttF. GU
sixty days to-day, have abandoned all ho2fs
ton to be divided between the widows aud
orphans Of the officers and sailors.
uASLAS, TIE oA1:s,1AS.
Edward nanlan, the champion oarsman,
expected to reach this city from ElIoptto-
morrow in the steamer City OF chesetL, chets
Hanlan Is to te the guest Of the Atalana1f ~
Doat-Clnb, and a number Of the members "
naii's and other friends, will 20 down ne ne
Steamer. Tnesday or Wednesday evening
4 dinner will be given IN his honor a. wiaGA
Mayor Grace, the Rev. Henry Ward beeeaet.
and other distinguished gentlemen are u
pected to be present.
USsucc1afsFu1 EFFORTS TO HELP 1
Y UOEA3.
The Committee Of Transvaal SympaIntt.o -
erS which was organized fortnight W. -
raise subscriptions for IN ambulance 10 ~. ~
sent to the Buers is not meeting Wath ,s'!nn su
cess, owing tn the fact that it has not 'ost p.t
able to obtain Il suitable treasurer. I1e H1Ss 41;.
prominent citizens Of Dutch descent IL LIZ 5ul,
city have been offered the trust, 0ot :Ig III!
have all refused. Owing 10 the general lrur Me1a,
ference to the cause Ut the Beers the tonr
mittee conte1nplates ceaslng Its laoo15*
AN UNUSUALLY sTOI:,lY VOYAGE
The steamship Assyrian Monarch Iepoi5a
f1,ot chr fn,, ~, unusually stormy Voyage
Of eighteen days. About noon, Feb ~ s.
drizzilng rain-storm began. WHICH was ~
comyauiel by severe wind. and in the esen,
ing the storm increased, and the vessel oeTHa f.
Weather W an s 'sas co, and tie spray which was
thrown up against the vessel froze and cos-
cred the hull with Ice There was no daaf
ege done. . r.
, 1881-02-27
SOUTH. AFRICA.

THE HOEfs WAX.
LONDON, Feb. GA Natal dispatch says
Pretoria can hold out six months.
4 BATTLE
will probably occur at Lang's Mex, where
5000 Beers have improved Martini-Henry
rifles and a reserve reported at 5000, armed
with Smith s. Wesson rifles. The English
have less than 1000 troops, but reinforce
ments are being pushed forward with all pos
sible speed.
TROOPS ORDERED FROM INDIA.
BOMBAY, Feb. 2G.-The Fourteenth Hus-
sars have been ordered to embark for Dur
bnn.
wAKKEKSTROM.
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from New
castle, Natal, says: 1t is reported that Walk
kerstrom was captured by the Beers, and
subsequently retaken by the British.