davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

everywhere.
Thomas Williams was charged In the Police
court THIS morning with loud and bolsJerous
talking On the street. He stated TO the court
that be fought in the Mexican war and had
served Il years in tue navy, and came here
few days ago to see the Farragut statue un-
n0doie English to enlist in the navy again.
The court dismissed .ha case.
FARRAGUTs FLAGSTAFF.
4 few days ago Captain d. g. McRifcaie. COM
handing the Tallapoosa presented to Senator T.
". Ferry OF Michigan, "a valuable memento OF the
late war, which becomes additionally interest
ing at this time. The relic Is the staff wnich
carried Admiral Farraguts pennant through
all the naval engagements on the Mississippi,
including that OF Port Hudson and the great
naval exploit OF the passage OF the forts OF
Mobile. 1t is Of ash wood and IS surmounted
by an ornament In the shape OF Roman battle
axe. This ornament was struck oy spent
she'll and and partly shattered at Fort Morgan,
but Is iasten ,tS together by band Of silver
the boat furniture OF the Admirals yacht, were
personally presented to Captain McRItchle by
Admiral Farragut short time before the lat
ter's Death, and the Captain now presents the
stan to Senator Ferry as mark OF personal
attachment and In recognition OF the Senator's
familiarity with naval affairs. growing out OF
| long membership on the naval commltJee OF
| both houses. Captain McRitchie shared IN the
| dangers Of the battle On the Mississippi.
| VISITORS TO THE NAVAL FLEET AT ALEXANDRIA,
! Yesterday the ferry boats between this city
| and Alexandria were crowded with persons
| going to that city to take look at the United
| States naval vessels moored In the stream OF
| that town. Commodore Wyman's flag was
| flying from the kearsage. The ships
| the Alliance, Vandalia, Yantic, Kearsage and
| P0rtsmOuth-were all In holiday attire with
| flags and sJreamers flying. The river front Of
| Alexandria was thronged with people, and the
ferry steamers from this city, carrying also all
their flags, were thronged at every trip. the
officers OF the fleet have been handsomely en-
| tertaiDed In Alexandria. Saturday the Secre-
| tary Of the Navy and party visited the vessels
| ana were received with all the honorS.
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t5ermann, NO., 0rcitas, sen 25. MHdrs, 1851.


Soe5en it Elm eisautiider 9ano
fdninoeI in uHierem Staate eutoedt
worOeH. 2erfeIbe befebt in faIiaen
Sefbtiteln auf uusefdbr fanf Niilio'
nen Ader Sdnbersieu i'm iuenhIiden
S6tile uon Ninouri. rpeldle nit Inn
sebuns bss Sunnssseisses bonn 4. SIu.
gut 1854 srIanst tuHrben, laut tueIdem
4ufsolern geuiIe @ortEsiIe 0eiudbrt
perben. Die 9famsn Der Nniieeler
purben ieIbifperitdnslid idmmtlid ae.
idlfht uub nIsoann Die Yapiere nod
@aibtngton aci6ift. UNI cas- 8ateHt
IL etIangen. Sisier SdpinbeI If BON
3eit su 3eit felt 1854 betrifbsn uOr'
ecu, unb geb0reu ;u Der Saube cine
Gn3abl Yerionen in GlspeIGnb, 8itts'
burg u.b anteren Staoten i'm Often,
iowie in ct. 9ouis. Sie 2dnoereieu
Iiessu gum sro5ten SbeiIe in ct. Ssuee
piepe, ct. Srancois, @aibiuston,
9bslps. Grapforo. Ssras, 9Owen unS
Oregon @ountp. Webrere 8erioneu
iiu6 bereit5 arrstirt uorbeu, unb uirb
ois 5a9e griinoIib unterIuHt per1sh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

9err q. %. 5bsii. sRerdcnts 9oteI,
SbeIbp StruBs, Detroit, Wid.,
iareibt: Miit @srsnlssn reibe id msin
3susnib ubsr Die &irtunsstraft bss
beutfden 9eiImitteIs ct. Satobs Del
cen 3eusuihsn SisIsr an, peI6e nd
IobeRb ubsr bahsIbe uusipraden. ssit
Snbreu osn rbeumatii9en 2eisen beim'
seiu6t, ssbroudte id ueridiebene 9fit'
tel lebO9 Obne ben sspunidten GrfoIa
uno Tus an an msiuer gSiebsr6erfea'
uus gu per;weifsIu. Ia puroe id nit
hem ct. Satc5s Del betaunt uno meint
tabniten Grpartunsea in ben edotteu
geifelt. 9sute bin i'd wobI uub seiunt
uno fubIe wis neuseboreH, Snut BEN
81. Safchs Del.
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Ser idpere Sdue.faq biefss g9in'
ters wirb Sodpa6er unS nnbaltenoe
f9luere TeeeE naturasrds ,ur SoIae
babeu. Sn eiuem Yriuatbriefs aus
Bismard, Gatoto Serritorium, beisi
es: Der 4Rifouri tuirb, iobalo er oTen
sebt, elm furdtbnrer StrOm i:in. Die
RaiIe 6es ShHs.s it beiipisQos unb
Die Di6e bes Giies ebenio. sliht ae.
unrnt burd Srabitionsn ober Grfab4s
uns unb cen &atb obsr rie @arnuna
miB adtcnb miro manher 9iuterpdIber
in ieinsr etuiauten 9utte am yarobsn
idmusisen Strome" bIsiben, bis sr
nd zines 9RoreenS auf alien Seiten
BON Gis uuo pirbeIneem gSaifer umge-
ben iiebt. Damn niro er ouf einen
Baum tIsttern urb pom bort aus iebeu,
lpie isin Sab uno 6ut in ben SIutben
ueridwinoet, uno i9lie6Ii6 Dor SdIts
unb 9uuser Ferben. Gin alter Snbi.
amer bat auf Der 8srtboIo Nssntur
feline Stammes9enofen aufgeforbert,
mad seiiaerteH BIdksn auf ben SuesIn
gu eutFitheu, uno bieier speits ROab
bat cen GIouben eefunoeu, tuslder
ieiuem ooriunbfutbIiden gersdnser
periaet purSe. Die Rees, Gros, Sen.
tres, uno Wanbans baben bns 8lateau
DerIaheu, auf iueIdem ibre Sarmen
unb 9duier Iiegen, uub habsn feds ODER
fieben gfeiIeu bon bort 3ufudt auf
ben bodIiesenbsn vi9IehteH gambler
eien" ssiu6t. G5 eri5rint fnum ais
mosli4, CAP ibr Gorf uberibwemmt
perben ipirb, ba es tpenisitsns orsisis
SuB uber Der Stefp aiiermarfe Iieet;
aber Gle Giuaeboreusn fnb aIs i9arf-
Tuni9. geoba6tsr befnnnt unb ibr llr'
tbeiI if in loIdeu Gireen elm ausge,
ssidnetss, tpesbaIb Die gSeiseu eeren
Nus;u9 NIT sroser Gorge bso obadtsn.
/ Oieies foIts QQen ais Nnrnune
bisHsu, beren Sarmen uno 9eimpeisr
in Ger Nieberuns oes Wifouri lissen
gSir woQsn bOfTen, 6a5 bie bisbsr:uber'
ma9tsu 8eri9te rbertriebsn warer
oeer Die oben onseoeuteten Bsflr6t
un8en Fd oIs unbs9rlnbet berausfel
len; @oridt uirc iebcd untsr tsinsr
| ualnanosn i6losn nnb man9es taur
ou.d duenfaqFss SorTdtsmnsreaet.
vsrbutet oosr bod abaeidwdat werben
9ura Ga!omltdten rie lleberidUsmm
uusea mernen game Srti9aftsn AM
9ifritte bstroTen, uesbaIb serneinian
9lnitrengunasn sur abidpddung Ser
iel6su semndt Terben io1ten. hoo ole
| fes aIs nothneaSig srfdeint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

Oeitsrreia cat iest ebenfaas cine
Sererouung erIofeu, ourh lpelde Die
@infubr BON SGUsiHeu, Sdusine'
Tsift,, Sped une @Vriten aus sen
Ser. Sfaateu mad SeifeErei6 p.r5oten
mirn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

In the Gasconade Circuit Court.
In Vacation Feb. l1th 1881.
State Of Missouri eN-Rel. and TO the use Of
Christ Kuhn collector OF the Revenue Of Gasco-
made County, Missouri, Plaintiff vs.
Ross Meehliny, Defendant.
Now at this day comes the PLAINTIFF hv his At
torney, ana nles Petition from which il appears
Roos Meehling,
is a nonresident OF this state Whereof On mo-
ton OF Plaintiff by his Attorney il l. ordered bv
the clerk that the Defendant
ROOs Meehling.
be notified that a civil action has been c,lnmep-
ced AGAINST him the object aud general nature of
which is tn obtain a Judgment for the following
amount of taxes due for the years.
1876. 1877, 1873 and 1879,
and assessed against the said Defendant upon
the following described Real estate situate in the
county Of Gasconade, state OF Missouri 10 wit:
81. .46 assessed for the year 1876 81 3A for the
ye ar Is71, leo for the year ISIS and 81 % for
L or: OFFS W Or section ~. Township ~
ange west.
ad TO enforce the liea Of the state of Missouri
gainst said Real estate, for saId Taxes, interest
I'D costs, and unless he be and appear at the
ext May term of this Court to be begun and held
t Hermann, within and for Gasconade county ,
n the first Monday OF MAY next, and on or he
.ore the third day thereof, and answer the Plain
an's petition, the same will be taken against him
as confessed And il is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published according to law in the
AdvernseT courier a newspaper printed and
published in the county of Gasconade
true copy, Attest:
Aug. Meyer, Clerk.
Edward Neuenhaha Plaintif's Attorney
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Hermann Star Mills
George u. &Iinser.
i5abTitaat Bon
Mebl, &leie, S5ipfuF, u. [. 10.
ON oae Srtea @etrrfh<. ale
GDei3en, Rpseeu. Soru- n. {. 10.
Dirs Ser b66fte Rarftpreis boor bs,obIt
ia SefeuaneeR prompt 5eiotet. 81
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
IL VACATION Feb. IIth 1881.

state OF Missouri ex-Rel. and 10 the u>e al
Christ Kuhn collector Of the Revenue ct Ca>,-.,-
made County. MissouIi, Plaiuri Z "
J. B. West Defendant.
Now az this day comes the Plaidiif bv hi At
torney. and files Petition from which i; appears
that the defenPant
J T. West
i non resident of This state Whereof uH mo-
ton of Plaintiff 10y his Att"rBer II Is ordered by
the Clerk that tile Defendant
j. r. West.
be notified that 4 civil action has been roIulnen-
cei against him the object ana general nature Of
which l. TO obtain judgment for tire IcIloS<ing
smount OF ia aNes due for the years.
1876 lSd1, ISIS and 1877.
and assessed against the said Defendant nUDn the
following described Real Estate siTcatc in the
oonnfy of GaScODade. State Of Missouri 10 wit
$500 assessed for the wear 1876, S3 - for the
year leaI- "a for the year 1873 and 81 ~ for the
year 1873. all on the : W Gr- Section .. Town
ship ~ Range 6ve,t
ana TO enforse the lien az the State OF Missouri
against salu Real estate. for said Taxes inISrssI
ana costs and unless ne be aud appear at the
neNt May term of this Court TO be begun and held
~ hermann, within and for Gasconade county .
on the nlrst Monday of Nav next, and on or be-
lore the thlrd aay thereof, and answer the Plain
ms peunon, the same viii be taken against him
as confessed And il is further ordered that 8
copy hereof BE- published according 10 Law in ths
Advertlser Courier a newspaper printed and
published in the county of Gasconade
true copy, Attest
Aug. Meyer. Clerk.
Edward Neuenhahn PlaintiG's Attorney
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Sie Observation-Disclosures su
Naibington 1T bon bio &c Saneiro aus
beratri9tist morbeu. 6a6 in Der NIT
Dem B. Sebruar besn6sten &ode ba-
ielbit l6 Hsrioneu une in Der am u.
Sebruar beeunioten @ohc 19 8erIonen
am geIbeu Sjebcr gsitorben iInh. Mu9
ionit fdeiut Der aQ9enteins geiuapseits.
;nitano bon 9iic Be Sdneiro piel ;u
pHnfdeu ubrig I'll Ianen, inocm BET
elmer gep0.fsrung bon ga. $4,000
8erioneH in bcn beiben erwGbnten gSo.
den ;uiammsn 452 Bsrionen acitorben
fnr. Sas qeIbe Sicber lol nod fort
wdbrenO i'm 3unebmen beariTsn Iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

gSiebsr tritt Chicago. (5gs.) in cen
Sornsraruno.-5err q. g. &arins
AS State- Ctr, iareibt: Sd babe ieit
einiser 3sit Die 9ambHrssr Sropfen i'm
Gebraud unb mus iasen, ba6 fie mir
quite Sienffe Ieeffeu. Sieielbeu fnt
Elm ausss;eidnstes BIutr.inisuns smit.
tef, bsi 5iaioieu anfdHsn BON i&neuer
! f1erer sSirtuHs uns peroiesen babe,
Die ruarme @mpfebluns. ueI@e ibusr
Al SbeiI 4uirh.
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gtorSarntidlen 9Iahs.

4 80
Goroaeatihen Sldbs,
sur ieberfabrt teHussn.
4itt Iampfl6iFcn he's 9lrrhesatffhen qksrA
rnresn his Gnes 1879 Etrr 709ll00 TsrIsnsn
tefrreert.
raRit SompidiTsn SsssaoroceutIden
9lneo puroen bis Gnoe 1880 aber
500, 900 Berfonen bef6reerf.~
Die Damsfrr tfrfsr GSmpasuie
Sraunfdweis, 3l00sons, gapilnbntjsb
9urnbers. 800 Sons Sap Sdoer,
Ss'psis. S50O 8feifsr.
Sgio. zoOO a. Wfeses
Serlln, $500 a 4einde,
Baltimcre, 250O ;. 6eHmers.
fabreu rtssImEsis aIe Il Sass ,tsil5en @re.
men nns SaItimpre HHs Hrtsntn yaGasiss
81 folstnstn &atsn an.
Bon Baltimore mad G'rsmen.
3riiasnssd ssooo
Sinssr iEii6sn nnh 12 Sabrsn bic SSIffr.
Son Srem.n mad Baltimore.
3riItrutsd s2soe
Sinttr snii6en unh I2 Saby.n be oSIfSt.
Sdnslinse 400 RuusrtiitSiatis ;u rrmkeis-
ten TrsilfH.
2sr SaneRnsSpiab firitr Tamsfsdif, IN
Saltinrrt "a ;usIetG Tteri esr Raltinrrs uu1
Sbir Giisntatn, psIfbt qaFas;tre srn unh rafb
etm 9Sttsn IN bilIiaereu NreiSen g.
Icresrt, ais irstne cine GiitaEdtu rem Rsn
gSrt une pbilahsIpbia.
Sei sInfuuft Ter 9ameffhifTt pirh sas Hshrt
tir aas Ri9tanssfrllten asi&lpiTsn, 70 eas fft
etrtraneerer nitt Ser @cfahs au. aslekt iIrt
cen Sstriiasrn trI6pinhsIt ~ tsernen, mas IN
anesrn SaTsneIassu Ieieer 10 eff Ger 5aa it,
9Sir MAIDEN nr6 tsiurttrs auf fclaeaks
fMr eeutf@e Heifenee berkdGtFaaSreribe Scr.
sugs aufmer''cr rtltt eir sieifr NIT unFeTH
S6iHtu bistet. Die peGasirrs lIub unfer
Seutlben, founen tttt ale nit Srrermaru
rsrltaneisen cbue SrImetfter An ersraudben.
unllsen aus rinem S6if in eas ane. re, ,v5t
tet tneirfrtsn 9fdiien Ineet nidbi fatt: ffe
9ahasiere stben N Srrmtn Ipaltih an gcfA
efs Sfsaneanpfrrs une rsrIaFcu hsnlrlte1 .fl
in Saltimpre.-
EB gSeaeR ndbtrtr ausErGaft rtuhs mes
Rd an bic @sneral-aeeuten.
81. Sebnbmdcbcr s. Gp.,
&e 5 SIN Sap Ctr, Baltimore, R
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

Gie Iusluanosruua BON SsutihIann,
iusIGe in Der 6eeeI bon &Ritte Ndrl
bis Afitte Nfui nm itdrfiten III iein
pTegt, bot hisfss Sabr idon fruh un.
asD0buItts Oimsniiouen nngencmmen.
Bremen erpeSirt iest aLIr90dentIi@
Iipei Sampfer nad Stem 9orf unb
3amburg nae IA Sage 3 Oampfer.
GeItern befan6en iid eIeih;eitis nber
100 Gus nnnssrsr auf benz @ese nod
zen bsatidcn GinidiHuussbdfsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

Cine bsr uasIidFen GrFnOuusen IN
Ser ,9aps & 9abIsp Sbauf Support"
(GeIenf peritdrfer) unb 8sihnbsr fir
SGute unb Stisfsl. Sie GrHnbuns
beitebt aus elmer eiiernsn BIatte ober
Srone, oas on SdIbe cher StiefeI an.
oebrant nirb, oisielbea ftdrfer un6
Sauerbafter rl;a1t uHo bos Sdieitreteu
oerIeIbsn perhinoert. auBer oieieu Bee
Fst bieieIbe nod bieGe aHoereH gort5eis
ts. gu ba6eH fur ben seriuseu 4reis
RON 25 Cents oas Yanr bei R. 8.
SEEMING, nueiuistr Gsent, Sernaun,
Ifo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-25

Ser ~ Seuti1e Yt0nter", elm Der Sc
li9i9te ser beutiden GinpnnOeruna as-
uibme:es 8latt, entbdlt cine iebr ae-
piegene Gb banbIHug aus ter 6eoer eeF
9eoatteurs Ser gfonatsIhrift, $. 81.
9fatterulanu, uber Sen ySurit unb
BrieItsr" Sauasin, ipeId)er in Der lcs'
ten 9difte oes Oorigea Sobrbuneerts
toa5 Stdotdsu 9oretto i'm iueitIiden
Sbeile 8ennIpIuanieuS uuIegte. Siirit
9auasin rriou,ete i6 bent gsiitli9cn
Stlnos. giHg ais fathotiider MiifOnar
uuter hem 9fameu Sater Sdmitt mad
Ger bantaligeu gSiIbuis iuI g8eiten,
iammsIts na1 unb mad cine gcmrinbs
UNI iid uuo purbe 6snsrlI.@ifar fIr
Den ipeiflihsu She'll rer Gi0;eie poX
philadelphia. Sm Sabre 1928 trie-
ben eben 10 ruie auaenbIi6ti1 ole Sent
persn;Ier ibr llnpcifn. Gauabiu mi6-
bllllgte ba5 Srciben berieIben, pie
Wenidbeit 6Irh Sermeneuna bon
3wan9smitteIa ;u benern, obeIcid sr
islbIt in Isiusu Yrebisten gub in rem
lntsrridtitInoeu seaen Sousrei uun
S=untiudt eiferte uno ieren Sertebr
nit 9euten oermieo, psths hem Srunfe
ergebcu .p.ren. @ls elm irldnbiiuer
9rieitsr ietucs SprengsIs Ssmpsrens.
nereine grlnbets uno bauptiahli9
Srauen uno 6inber 81 @poiteIn Der
;wansspeiien GntbaItiamfeit beran3u.
blIoeu iudte, i6risb bieIer "5urit unb
Hrieiter": vSie (oie s&emperenibeiue'
suus) pirb burh bas 9anb toben mis
Elm bisiass Sisbsr, unb luenu iie ausse'
tobt bat, wirS Ole Sadie tpieber beim
@Iteu isiu, pisleiht nod i'm oeridIim.
mert.n 9rabe. 5runtiudt it cine
erantbsit uno mus ais ioI1e behanoelt
psrben. Sur SIRE unb gHubnFnnise
baut man 9eilanfaIteu unb Sobinhtis
gen Isgt man cine 3DaHssia6e an. SD
fehe uidt elm, porum man nit ben
V0Hfduf.rn, Die bo9 freiwilis unb
bur9 eisene S9uIb in Ssn e!sHoen gu
ffano seratben finb. in eem re nh be.
fnben, 10 sart unb ihonenb uerfobren,
uub Dafur Die ubriee SeieQidaft burd
Die Serbauuuns aus eem 9sbrauGe
srIaubter unS oft bciIiamer Siuse be-
ltrafen iod? Sariu I;e9t etua 9eraoe
10 uiel Sinn, ais peun man Gle Ser'
orOnuns MAIDEN tuuroe, baB man in ben
9duieru uidt mebr einbei;sn uno 9i6t
nn;unOcn ioIe, neil baburh Seaers-
briinite entfeben f0Rntsn. Ran reeet
uohI bonn sutem SsiipisI, ober barin
Iiegt aud pie6er fsin CHM. Sibt
niGt isser uernlnftiss, @ritli& uuo
nl9tern Iebenbe Reni9 benz Srunten.
bOIoe Elm bsneres SsiipieI, weuu sr
ireiwiQis 10 Iebt, als ueun er iid erf
bur9 Elm 6sIl6be basu netbinben mus?
Gs nerosn fid aud pobI i6nerIi1 bic
Ie Sdufsr bieieu 9Rdsisteitsuersinen
ani1Gsssn uub ba fie nit elmer seUii'
fen pbariidiiden STentatton auftrsten,
10 inb ne lin 10 peniser barauf bt'
rednet, einen sIudIiden erfOIs nuf
bieie nus,uuben. Sieie NuaeIesenbeit
aeb0rt ni6t auf ben 6ffentIi9en Nartt,
ionbern ia's title SammsrIsin u /. NJ"
Eas Fno Nnihten, psIde nod bsute
eben 10 ipis Dor iunf;ig Sabreu itrs
pole 8ihtieteit baber.
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81 3 E4;sF"aE

Gls i.:a:s 3$c."hauz reh:i ycrrsu tele-
asH Ill "a TT = , S.:cFc. f-eJrr4rr, aRr.,
nur t.Gs.,: il "fr;sIi.z: S,i:.:us sludnaus
StaluuacI u T. =. e.6,se:; W1, auf renl
Tldst Isrner re1 : yettsE II ecr itsu
Strast. ps;Gt IL tttTidite ;u rerfaufsr
rnulGe.
jarss Stirutm ANN.
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gSie Die Semofraten in Se,ua auf
Die Organization res Senats enttduiat
porben iiuo. 10 werbsu iie uua balb
einIebeu miheu, bnB lie oas 9dus unc
ter feinen llmitduben coutroqiren t0n'
men. SafsIbe beitebt aus 293 9tsprd.
ientantsu, bon 6snen 147 uube,ipeifeIt
reluIdre 8epubIifaner TnO. Die 0ems
otrltsn babtn 139 90itsIisber, elm
fdIIsBIiG DER 0emOfratiiden Gresnbad.
Isr uno Gepubintoren aus 3erainieu.
SOn ben ubrisen ic6S 9resnbadlern
inO nod bier GspubIifansr. @Ge
3wsifsIbaften unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
Betrudt s.;osen, rpercen Die 8epubIi.
taner bel Ger Srsaniiation ubsr 1872
153, Die Semotratsn ober nur iiber
140 Stimmen oerfigen. Su allen an
bsreu Sraseu tuirb id bus gerbdItni5
womosIid nod unguuifiser fur fe gs.
fallen, neil fi9 bic uuabbdnsisen sr.
fabrunssmdbis am Iiebffen ben Sisssru
ani9Iiessn.
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YrdHSsnt 9ariieIo bat psrrn 9.
Oaua 9ortou bon Sbio gum Sscrstdr
Der @ommiiion ernnunt, DeIde Die
Ser. Staoten in Ger interuatiouaIsn
Mun, GonpsntiOn in Yaris Sertretsn
inU.
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g. s.. HoHBe1,
Deutfbe6 0ajIbaue
CONRAD SCHUCH.
&mn6 ieDeis SaQ!
Sic beRen @etrdnfs nnl eiaarrsn
tets on Der Bar su baben.
l6-li Gonrah educ.
lleber Baltimore.

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Ssrrantte unh Srepnhr rrn Gnivpa fsusuten
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-22
Bulletin No. S-06iciaI.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug
20, 1890 D. m.-The President continues to do
well. He is taking liquid food by the mouth
in increased quantities and with relish. The
enemata are still successfully given, but at
longer intervals. His pulse is now 100, tenn
perature 9S.4, respiration IS. At the morning
dressing the wound was looking well, and the
pus discharged was of healthy character.
After the operation of August the flexible
tube used to wash out the wound at each
dressing readily followed the track of the ball
to depth of three and half or four inches.
At the dressings, however, a small quantity Of
healthy pus came, as was believed, from the
part of the track beyond this point, either
spontaneously or after gentle pressure over the
anterior surface of the right lilac region; but
deeper of track was not reached by the
tube until yesterday morning, when separa-
ton of a small slough permitted it to pass I'M
resisted and downward and forward distance
of twelve and one-half inches from the eXter-
nal surface of the last inclsion. This facili-
tates the drainage and cleansing of the deeper
parts of the wound, but has not been followed
by any increase in the quantity of the pus dis
charge. The large pus cavity which had
formed in the immediate vicinity of the broken
ribs is filling up with healthy granulations
and the original wound, from the entrance as
far as that cavity, has healed.
(Signed) D. ". BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. Woodward,
RoBT REYBURN,
D. II. AGNEw.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-22
The Gossip of the city.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 20.-Saturday in
every stage of the President illness seems to
have always been day of anxiety and some
times critical day. To-day, however, seems
to have been an exception to the rule. The
morning bulletin was most gratifying one,
and seemed to greatly restore confidence. The
Presidents pulse had gone down two beats
since Yesterday morning but in other respects
the figures were the same as yesterday morn
ing, The bulletin, though, was assuring. for
as much as 1t indicated no unfavorable symp-
toms, and reports unofficially received from
the sick room were that the President
was doing well, that his stomach was regain
ing tone, and that he continued to take nour-
ishing food. The swelling of the gland had
subsidized, and it was less painful, and in the
opinion of the doctors, it would not form an
abscess, but scatter, and it was not believed
that it would appear elsewhere. The Presi-
dent has had good day, and is resting well
tonight. Drs Bliss and Reyburn said to-
night that the President was progressing
satisfactorily, that the wound was healing
rapidly, and that all now depended on
the stomach. The swelling of the parotid
gland still causes some pain, but 1t does not
interfere with taking food, as all that is adj
ministered is in LIQUID form. The Presidents
stomach is steadily growing stronger and the
surgeons are very confident The President
has taken more nourishment to-day than yes
terday. 1t is now most given by the mouth
and the enemata are being reduced. 1t can be
stated that the President is doing finely and
strong hopes of his recovery may now be en-
tertained.
REPUBLICAN LIES CONTRADICTED.
From the best information to be had here
there is no truth in the report that Vice Pres
ident Arthur contemplates insisting upon as
Stunning the Presidential duties. The matter is
a delicate one, and the course OF the Vice
President since the shooting of President Gar
field has been of character to warrant that
he would take no part in contemplation Of
such plan, unless first advised by members
of the cabinet. The cabinet, it is also known,
has made no recommendation of such nature,
the sta ements to the contrary notwithstand-
ing land all statements on the subject heretofore
published are pure publications. 1t was rep
resented that Postmaster General James agreed
to sustain Arthur in assuming the duties of
Pre- ident, but the general said to-day, "You
may state positively for me that have Meth
er been consulted about the matter nor have l
considered it,"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-22
DR.. Boy,,ton's Statement.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON
Aug. 20.-In response to an inquiry, DR..
Boynton said at Ills, a. m, the President
continued to improve slowly and everything
is favorable. 1t is worthy of notice that the
condition of the patient this afternoon, as
shown by the l:S0 bulletin, was better,'so far
as pulse, temperature and respiration are con-
cerned, than at any corresponding hour dur
ing the past eleven days. On the 9th of
August the PATIENTS pulse at the forenoon
examination was %, temperature 99.S, res
piration 10 Since that time his pulse has
never been below 10e, forenoon or evening,
until to day, when it was again 9S, with tenn
perature and respiration CORRESPONDENCE i'm
proved. 1t is hoped this fall of the pulse be-
lew 100 indicates a gradual return to the IA
vorable symptoms which existed before the
last operation.
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From Sundays Edition.

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