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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
Ser fcu 6fadpe @iFtr1orO t1 Retu=
@anapyDire+

Blpm 0utb, N.-p., %. SePtember. =
@idltige gnthiiLnngeH iiu0 beSitGlid1 Der ninth.
mabltDeR @)if,morne In yuHcufter 9enatt
norueu. gefauatlitJ farbeu BORT abe 0lits
gIie6er Der 6amiIie hes Or. Sugbee HuO Oe5
6rn. 9. g. 3oune, icdhs an Der 3dht, raid
hntcr tinnuntr urO unter uerOdhtiged Uni
ilGuoeu. Die 2e.d)en WurOeL au89egrabcu,
mn man bat in oeuieni9en oes 6rn. uny Der
Trau 8ouue, iomie oeS 8r. Sugbee Nrieuif
suioedt. @ue uniidnOe bellten an, OaB Oas
@iit Den Seritorbern in Grountwc,u, yu2lhen
iie ais Me0iSin genoiiGu, etnGegebeH wurOe.
Die &Oli;ei glaubt, Die SdlHlO,geH ermtttelt
gu babsu, uno SerbafungeH werOen in ben
nGd}Iteu Saaeu tlmdrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
GnrnfBoc's Sdila61roB FoI8t feis
1tp1n SSCEEfl.

8rOOiOtuce, $3.50 70. September. =
&iele berpolragenre 6remoe itno bier aHge-
foumeu, INN Der Geeryiguua pcs @encraIS
gurpTOe bCi3uoObueu. ,Roior," Oas 3}ejt
picrb, meldeS ben @cueral mdbrenO aller lei
ucr Sdlladten i'm SiirQeririege ttug, murJe
bcute Gohmittag erihOiieH. -0a8 BferO mar
buth gltrsidm1dc sdn;Itdl bitlaoS gemOrz
ben uni Der General hattie pOr ietuem 2tJlcbeu
anqeoronCt, oas e8 qct0Otet merDeu ioate, ioz
bpl6 Is obpe iein ableben QcidehcH lDnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
HRc,t61eI1ttUrS tn g0fSfiSfipi,f.

SIUI WlIT.i 70. StPI1HIUU' = Wt'
nercl 2S. 3. Snfcr Iuuroe III uagangcdC.
gtadt bon cinem llnbefanuteH Dor Die &giire
it.ncs SauiaS gcrufcn uno Ourdl e,nen SlJuB
auf Der Stelle get6ete;. aooui1On BIrcii9, e,t
1EsiGbriger 9ieger, neldlem Suder Dor emgca
SageH elnen Serrpeis ertheilte, fteht I'M ser
oatjt, ben Weuhelmoro begangeH Slt hd6au.
Der @1moruete mar ein pr0mnent2r Bitrger
Res Staaies nno befehligte pabrenb 6e8 gtirs
Qatrieges cine Srigaoe i'll Der conf0Ouirten
Nrf11rP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
@ermiYG)te Depcf6eH aus Reip=
MvarF

gteps9orf, Is. Scptbr..- @barte8 q.
&jbrue, ebcbem BON BEN 9ournnle Sruth,
uur5e heute ouf Geranlaiiuug 6eS 6rn. Soih
oart inter Der 9tuflage Derhoitet, Sl835 uH=
tcrihIoQ'u 5u baben, mdhreno &c nlS SHpertH-
tcntsnt Der Dramatic gIcwS" fuHairte. part
in Der &pFdlt, OnB ft SDrne'8 llnterifleife
i'm @on5en nuf nahe3u $15, 900 belnuien. Der
augeIla9te hat nod feline 8iir9ihait 9etsllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
9as &r. casse1.1t.

~~Np ~9@bNN~NtE'
gBaibin9to Is. Sept. - Iuf Sefebl
bes @eneralmulors 9ancOd ernannte General
Wtitteu an l,btcn Samitag Ell SrlegSger,ht
fir olgemt,He GGas, OaS heutP, beH l5. Sepz
tcnbCr, in ben SaraGeu 5uiamiHe.Itreteu uno
Gle 8sriOnen pro5siliren Oli, lpelde ihm Ole
milrtGliidtn Geb0roen porfibreii. OaS Srte9Sz
aeridlt beeht aus @ap,tdu Sohn 3&c@llurep
(oemielben SffiSier, Der WtaIou Grretircn lleB),
Sbcrlisntsnant u. q. oepeu, SberlieuteHaut
g. 6. @aitmun, Sberlleutedaut @Omdro 9.
9uolen, Sberlieutenant l2. B. @ogcrtOI,
untelieutenant g5tus 9filas uno lluterlieutes
uunt g. @i. g8eaUer. rlutsriieuteuaht 6amil-
ton &Olpan 1T gum ,,SuNge 2touOcdte" ernanut
morOcu. gtlle biee SiFSere geb0ren III Dem
5neiten 9lrtiterie Rsg,ment, Dos sur 3ett III
oen &arnden itatiou'rt lit. IS III lebr wabr=
id,sinlld, oa6 Sagcan MdOH, Der ben SdluB
aui @uileuu ab9cieuert bat, Dor o1eleS Serld1t
aeitellt uno me9en SuboroiuatioA pro5sFrt
meroen pirb.
GnitedI III Ieirer neileti sielc.
g2ie nenlldl idon gemel0et, Ut 9ulteou
eleid,, nadoem NiniOn auf ih1 9eihOfen. III
cine anoere, iidlcrere 3elle aebradlt mor1en, bat
fitl aber geqen ois,e lleberfiibruug nab 3tdften
etmchrt, pei, mie er behauptet, Die nsue 3elie
,uldt fiir ciuen Scutiemau paBt."
@Cifein Gtdnnigts er fh bel Dem 0trettor
bCs @eiauguliics, rper Die 3sae iriiber bCwohut.
.,Stone, Der ietu g8clb ermor0ct hat," lulr DIE
aniwort. limb mas geidah nit limp" -
.Gl purbe gshan9t" = .gSo?" ~ 0Ort, in
ienfrn S5oie. Die 6nrihtuug mahts sToBe5
guikbsu, bd oaS Seii Dem 9$trbreher Den
Snpi fat Qdu5lid 0om Tumpit id,uitt." -
Sd crinnCre mid, 0erartiae5 geleieH III hl.
f,u a treiric Suiteou abgr tlh lien mir Od
mois 92id.ts oupou trdaHelI, oaB idl Der uidit'
Perohner cieicr !3sds ieta miiros. GS i4etut
mir, 6aB ale 5eucn teine lebr aHgsnshms VI,
idlidte 6aberi. sSthr ridhtg," authorize
Der Guperlntenpent. yuaMeutiidl Die benadt
borte bat -" ,gntihnIblasu Sie mldl,
fid ihm etr @efdngene iu's 2Dort, ptfI bah
| idcu senug scb0yt : 9erslsiasH maat mid
| utrp5si"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
gSteScfBcrEeiluas Oct &uDe 1T
GelU=G GrIcGtts.

gtcw Orleans, Is. Ssptcmber.-Sice
@onpIn;m Mc@leir erlis5 9ciern, nodloen
CT Dos SGreiben ocS Wubor5 crbclten b''ter
enc Groflomaiiou, burf m:ldle CT IN &nb,:
fraht Der 28.cJerbfrfeuuug Der 9IRhe ietnt
poraeiir,gel anorynHrael wiOcrruft uno oeI
0tiiS ,itr lhr auteS Ge.raqen oaHft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
SooesurtbetI.

ErOp, N.-Y., Is. Septbr.-penr1 &ln9,
mcIfcr mcgen zines in 9tepz9Ort Oeritbteu
0iorbcs in's 3uhtbaus gu Clinton geid1tGt
ruurOe, III megen @rmOr0ung cineS anOeren
Strdflin9s, Wlifael 6amiltOn, cincS yieu=
Oorfcr's, in 4lattSburg gum GoOe OlartheiIt
iuoroCn. Die 6iurjhtuug 1T auf OeH 4, glOz
bCtrber ieItQeicet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16

Waibpille, Sehn., Is. %oeptbr. = @m
blutigr Strcit ereigucte fif geiiern @beHO 5wts
Idlen Smet Stuhmodern, yiamenS Douio
S0unln unO Witncl O'oulloran. 2egterer
id)oB 5aRlu in 0en arm, molaui Der Serpuus
rtte ieinem geauer Elm Sdlubnad)ermeicr II
Oos Ser5 fRB un6 ihn aui Der SteIe tOotete,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
Spm SEtbbaber Sctner GOdDter era
AAAnrncf

NlempbiE, &sHn., 10. Septbr.-S:-. 2.
@onner prrOe oelig,n 9tadmittal III 50ooH,
9enu., vUn 6ranf Stra. bars erld)onen. pas
&crbrcder mnroe burh &o.'hti'S APpolltloil
Qegen Die Gttebslidung SuatptT" nllt t.Hct
(@Onncr's) GOater Dcrlriadt. 9et @foF0ef
III nerhnftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
n. si0nelp rtiit ltidlt, lpte bcabIdptIgt, beim
81. 8oprtou's arT6t,
Sin atbenSsSaIetia, oas o. c2.tnsenpcegiftnns
su1tebt.

2onq Srautl, ben 15. September. -
Is llbr IS Wtin. friib.) Das Morgen SIlt
TIN ptrO in psnigeu Wtnuten erideinen. Bri
oat=Sefretdr SrOpu ersdblt, OaB Or 8rdFbsnt
ctre 9tte giudlt aehabt bat unb icAr munter 1T.
9ns gSeitet ift fiibl un0 tpinoig.
Ens oiiiiicIe WpraensSnuetiu.
% llhr.) rSel'm giOrgeH SerbanOe nm
llhr so Diin. iinno Die &emperatur bes BrG-
Iibeu,en auf 98,h bCt YulS auf 100, Die 9telpis
ration ali 20. @r bat ere rlb,ge gfant gebabt
unb bis lIbr geidllaicn. 0anI mar er 3lp,,
Siun1en lang mad, wdbrerO w,ld)et 3eit ietn
GulS bis auf 12O iliec, Obue OaB DE Semplta
tur DE aufiGIige 60he etredte, msldle b,Shcr
be Tiebttanfdbe Su daroitertit.cn piegte. 0t-
rant idjliei tt bis gum MtOrgen. SSabreub Del
9iatt nabm er u1ebr 9fabrarg 81 itdlr ais IN
ben uOrblr9ebsnben NGd)teu. S$liden mic nuf
ole 3eit surlif, Die berROhen 1T, ieitN'm Der
8rditoent 3u @ong=Grand] anlanate, 10 OlilIen
mir beb0upteu, oaB iioe Der oerlfteoe1en iepz
tiidlen St0rungen, rpeldle in ben leBteH Bod]tI
ieiH Qei6en elihmert baben unO nod srIdmereL,
er bod ttne 9lu6ihlitte, iou0ern tu @cge-
tbcile cinIge 6OrtiAritte 5nrRtconOcleScerj g.
ma6t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
w86rebr Der Dorm .gtttIe vsfffcri,.

@Ioucefer, @toii., -. 5Gptember.-
Gie 4orp ,gitte gSciitru," nit G:O. y. EbO-
mas uu6 s. giormuu on SorO, fam beutc
Rchmittag bier an, uahoem oO5 Gabrcng
eiue 9letje Oou her mad youoou uuy 3urid &C.
mcdt hattie. 9afdbe 1T 49, 6uB lang, 8
SUB b1cit, y SUP tiei uno Ole etr5,ge 0Oru,
mcld)e iliuol8 oen aaartjiAeu S5san uaa
COSts,r mn gCyifpu Trpu7ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16

9unfa8.Gitp, 0fo., Is. Septbr. - Die
@usfeuunQsqegenfdn Oou 67 Sumen unS
8liUatperiouen muroeu burh oas geftrige Beuer
uuf Dcn1 gusitelluug5 5erii0rt. Der Ser.
lift an gBaareu behdgt $4,000 uu6 an Sc,
bduoen S25 900. Wtan oermutbet Eranofii-
tlng.
Cincinnati, Is. Sept.-Gin Gc6Gube,
in rpeld1em fih Die 8llbcrrabmeufabrif Der oo.
6unt, SolbtnQer & Comp, ioue oaS @tab=
ItiIeuent her ,Gincinnati<@o @ofiinz@o." befa1=
zen, braunte beute nieoer, uuo mebrere auIio=
fence gRobnhduir ipuroen erheblid) beid)dotgt.
@eIammtberluit etipa sos 900. Sobn Sen
ner, ein Oiitelieo Oer 6euermehr, mnroe ourd
eine ctnifHr8enne Nauer 10 i4wer oerleBt, Oaf
cr isiloem gcitOrben 1T.
Sort gBanne, Sn0., Is. September. -
s.. +. Shultte's 8reppeufabrif, ieds 0feiler
BON hier, Qing i'll uer9angener 9aft in 6lam-
men aut. &erluit $4,000, Seriideruna $1,000.
Ytontreal, IS. September, DE Wij
bsliobrtf bes 6rn agarie Guir9ne5 lputoe heutt
Surd) geuer serit0rt. Yelluit $4,000. 3pei
9lrbertsr, Namens @autblere Huo 2eBLIuc
iprauasn ans eiuem 6euiter i'm orlttsu 5tod-
merle unO erlitten idllmue, msuH Hidlt toot
lldc SerletunQen.
Srnn, R.l9l Is. Seotbr.-Gtu beute il
GuITep & DicveoD's SfeugieBerai auEaeb oalc
nee Rcucr rihtete SdaOen i'm Setraae uor
$50 600 an. Sin in Dieniieu Der 6irml ite
heneer WoIfinlf lpurbe mdhrene hes Uranoei
ourd Gin berabiaacHOes Stid @uB:iieHi i4wa
peIllbt.
Gspeqo, N.>9., IS. Scptbr. - 3'hl
Scnementhduier an DER 2SattrlraBe, iODl
ctre orOse Ouantltdt SGubOl5 Ii O,H binah
bortsn 6o!sh6isu purofu beute 4brnO tia4e
did,ert. Yfau IhGtt oen Yerluit aui 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
greis 20 seats pro s6A@tel.
SH allen Apotbtten 81 babeH
glan IsIe gallo unO 2Bahr.-
g(u 0as BubItflttttI

gs Tann tin, before Corants tar ben psrth seh Dg.
6Gnnous altbsQrnHoden ~ ". Vs'- -et'lEattlssta
Wn8obrunaen eerIebeu. gs aibtiomob ialihe -Rca
ioipents,a ois audl -6eliesH uno ,etns" Sebet Sut
por un6 peraHet uUr 8abm0p's uno onist oaIauys
fel bsitnbet. (jaltSV, EkSI6&@1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
q. q. q.
Gaoipab'S &ea0B RegIEF
furirt uuO Ocrbiit,l

Rubr, @iarrbUe, GbOlera g9ur6us, Slsbes
Unb SGmerd 8belmati8mus, RereSit
Sbmer3en, 9ppbterit8, 6dlseuts
iinoung, Snflueucid, at6s
wuHg5bGibperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
SdSwaD's
8egulirenOe Rtacn.
EoHfBtnRieue gnreausef, HuberHBe EbfEhts
utftteI tDiticn chne Zdlmers, tets subsridfHa
nnb natiielidi IN ihrep cpsration.
sin pesttabtlfT6es GrEatmftteI FfS
GnlnmCl.

Eohforlmen otns tsahnel SGgeinmdd, elegant MIA
iifem gumuu glGiirt, 0urgr-a, rcguitreH, reiniAoa
unt fdrfeu.
eionmQas Silica sur suG oau aTan'bs;ten beE
Dopens berFebgT, Der @eb1rme, Der Rtereu, oer 8laie
ouie iir rcruOie5 S0pIpth, 3eyiopuu9. dnojaeifioa
Epspspfie, biitois 9uftdr6e, fie6sr misunderstanding
ouUQ, b6mouhojocT uro ale GnocreH eeoeH 5es nHa
terlebs. gine oolfomWenc 9ur 9araHtirt. 8etu pc
aetnbiliih feline Spur pou WerfuT WliuerulieH s6eg
fndtrhcH Eroouen.
r. Blau beodte fogeuoe Gpmptomt Don 2tanRdes
ten oer &er6cuunasOTqane: Berfoptung, iHncrii9c
66mouboioeu, SlutiUuGuu9 u0d Dem 4opie, S6Grc
i'm Blauen uebcltet Soobr,nreu, gtel por Ogu gHen.
F'uGeuorhden, i0ures Aufiofeu, Sinfsu ooer Seten
5es 6er1ens, sritidmbts @dhbI bdm 9ieqeH, Rsbel
oberiFoderH uor oen AugfH, tgber u. oumpie Snmers
Ben i'm 9opt, tofeHnen Hthm gel5es ausle9eu bel
Saut uro hey &GOen, SettenIrdleu, 5dmet'eH tn bee
S3ruH urn m ben c,lebeTH, DobIi6e snnolanseu oeD
Site Yrcuuen br5 H5iiGe5
Epem ron Glen obeu9enanuttu kranlatlten belItien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
RttOannn08Der@werbeH.

SfnHt, giarrl6sy SboIera U2Cybus uosrltm,r,bagt,r
guHlNnng ucroeH III tj-2o giinuteu Flrriyf wa
6oonans 6eaoH Psiei. Uc6cr y'erH0pfnra Eo6
gutfhnhuuQ, iut6er S6iudde nos DlatH6fsi5 t,,s,yr
fad. 6T gebroUh DoK3'. u. g1elef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
Gs mar bas erite uuO III bas efniIes
Sd5msrjbertilasnOe IyfftsI

6as tuf 9uqtHtlide ben ouynoH,u 9eOeE GisbolB
tut. eCs GHtSGnouEGen uu0 )nqctoueu fcilt mooeIg
ft nun on oen tuUaen, Dem N1geH, zen SimrmeioeWl
bei eiumaiurr arnCn6unq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
Nnr fsifcnbahnfrien.

Chicago, 10. Septbr. - Die Beuniul.
eouier.@ lonle bic Baltimore Ohio BabH ="
6oben oeileru ibrs 6dhrpreie uah Bhilaoel'
shia, Baltimore uno Balblng.On aut 50 nn b
rem Robattplou rehu5irt. Disle Rsouttion TT
Die crle, mtlde uon ben erIuabnten BabHeH
aemamt mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
2hipfnSTnht

o,r Sun95R uno tubcriuI6Icr BbuR5; Eropbul3sso5Is
lltilnen Sehmi 6tnibutuSrn, Gnt0rtuHa unb @rr.
llRalun9 per eryeH, SufcrfranFbctt llrnOerbaItJBs
Nclcltige tnlGrruua Qgludhrt. uc onh GQtErter az
btoudli muroe1 irelbe ihmeubnftt Operation Nuns
mtbr hb;rfhihs ij), &lai;HitciH unO In allen 8daes
pou
Gnt5ttHSuna Der Satn6ldge WnS
Oct Njcreu,
iCDt, bel dbroniidsn 5aneu bon tUstBsm 5us unA Bee
b6unuueucou.
9uC Slo6e enbdlt mebr aftpe uuO 5cilFrdftlas gles
mente, ais irQcio Elm auogres BraBQrat Die I2tsnJa
rr0 tbeeloiitlutiie geHommeH ndbrsub apSert fsfrI
ilni bic icds bal 70 picl crioreern.
Gin 5OIar pro EGef@s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
fSerfid,te.

Giuem @eriid)te mad oQ eS uripritnglid)
0r. Iauep'8 Gbitft 9emeien ieiu, beute friib
nad BhIlabelpbia 3urhdiureIieH. 9aB Ct hjtr
aebIicben, lpenralsidl er ionft mad &nfuuft Oes
Or. Samliton iebr it,uel ab5uretien pTlegte,
mub ais Elm idlimmCa 3etdea uettaftet. 0US
@eriid)t, ba8 ihou 9etern AbenO c.rfRlirte,
nGmlid oaB Die lerSte periud)eu tpiirDen, Den
@iter, Der fitl in oem redten Quugeuilligel Oes
Batienten angeiammdt Su 6aben i1aint, ;u
ntferneu, gehr anf'8 9tere nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16

q llbr.) Scr YrdtOeHt bat etnen labi9en
Sag oerleut nnO Elm m;nig gelhIummert. @r
bot mebrmals 9ebuieI, Ood) lit ietn Auswari
tpenieer eiterig. @r bat beute manAtrlsi lfabz
rlnQSmittel 0euoIieu, chue 0aB ietu WtaG'H
ihm irqen0 peldIe 8eihmerOen Uauriadlt bate.
audl nat er III ietuem Srantenltuhl, Nef2n
Gudle6uc ctmas metr erh0bt mar, ais BE-, Nel
f,iberen @eiegenbeiten, As lttpHHH5usebrn:tl,tt
I'm II llhr ;c;itiiruJ leme &6rprmdrme $50,
itin Bulls lO2, ieine 8cipiraliou 81, SsPm
2lbtnopgbanOe nm 6 llbr 80 Wiiuutcu itanl
leine SbtpermGrme nuf 99.3, iein Eui5 aui
104 uHo ieine 9teipiratOn anf 81.
3. Napcs a9neD,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-16
Sn eiasr Bis swansia Winatsu,

Uit itbr aub ben Rbsumatiitn, gethdgertssa,
Gdfpadlen, BtGulpD.lten, RerOoitn, 9ittihsn 06eY
an OnittQcr RrEufbGt ge0enher Qu6l-a moaeu -BahE
h1an'S Reaba g3sIief" piro augn6HGitbs 6diit
ihaftcn be
GuRiiHOurgcn Der 8iercH, @nt3duoungeu bee
%lnie, geodrm= @Hfsiuouuq, Yungeu Gonaes
itioncu, Onls ceibeu, @hhma, 6qlflonfeu.
9ipbteric, 6niteriidJeu 4ufdleu, 8rduue,
Sntdrrh, SnFlueRa, Bopipeb. 3obHihmcr,eu,
Egrdiata, Gheumatt5mus, laltem uuo bei5erH
fStebcr, Piibuernu8cn uno 8roitbsuteu.
sic guUeubluQ oes aTeo0u Jelief~ on 6er obsr A,R
eiocnocn Stclen uro nlsUai0 bchaaIide SrtihtgniHG
idoffpn-
~, fto big icds,ie Erorfcn bo-ur in sineu salb,n
TrnlQlGs Dcu g3cNG Dcrbgn In weuiqeu HuqenblifsH
0rdHpie. glacnidure. S0ObrsHneu, Sopibmeueu,
8iauhoc, Splnicru, 0ott, 8ihun1cn iU ben ylnse
uCioCn uu0 ole innerlhcu Sdmggeu beleH.
geiieuce ionten tmmer cine Eluihe Blnbmap's
a6Cuou Relici" bel f6 trnQGu. Reniqe 1ropieH bas
ucr. ir gSafcr aeih0n beuaeu GleH SraHibtiten Hnb
o5r NGnit nrtunpicn Feh1n, Ole aus BEN ge6rauoe
SttmulaRt alS Trans yFitcr SraH69 o6c 8utrer.
GaiteS uuO bibt9eS gtcOet.
RaItss nnO bitisss sie5sr ssb,it tHr 50 Gsnis.
Es oiebt fsju beiTrres Semitt, in Der gDe mas 70
fdnc orc ErteE pon 5icbcr het mOgen iie O0H bets
ocrbeHer Puff QiuurG; obCr be1neriHbgr Sa0t tenla
men, moQen &c ShGrlats, VCTDeu ootr ldbes Ets5eg
oas rFsaon ssItsi," Or. siao'paa's.
ganfJta GeutB pro SGaf4e.
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= VIZ ? ItNI4N NHIs
HcSsaGh All 2pDe4.

@entraIS tntual! UtcSeu9h idlif0 6eute4ben6
folQenbe 0epelde cn Oen @eiauoten GopeG in
2onbon: Ser 3afanb Ot2 Prditoenten idle.at
Iid beute wcntg perduOeri 3u S9ben. De
Snmptume iinO I'M 8eientiid1en Oteielben, pie
geitern, auBer baB Der 2lu8mnrf bon Der redlten
9unge beute ipeniger ihmlerig pnb pen,gct
rsthiid) mar. Der Baiient lit nod inmer iebr
idlpcdl uub ba ieine Sdrpdd)e Dem 3Hitanoe
oes 8lutes suSui6reiben lit, 10 m,ro ole Be-
iUrgntB fOrtouueru, 10 lange Die S4wdAe ans
h1It
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Gmilean ,,aS WsaTon.

sas St,eas sertejf, BON oeiit 9saion foabridlein=
Itd1 pro cart tJerSeH miry.-(5Ltteda tn iet=
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SctNe SureriIdjt HHO iGi3te SsoTnnHgeH. -
Don? - C.n nnoere5 &riegs9crisJt. - sine
a rc ir nj
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Na9Titbten aus Songs8rantb.
r. 9mls fctst aDcraalS amf 1870,

Seine &ii d., aber and teine Sort.
dlrttte.
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rNidolaf= Cont 6ouis, gBeit.g5a., 6cu IL.
Wat 1879; IN Or. Is. SO. 8enIcn ga idl
nod Gem @ebrand]e zines &bsits ,iuer Sd,ad,s
tel Sbrer Selierte@ unO &amiIleu-
Billeu gegen Sopfpeb unO RerpSFtdt be,
reits 2inberuua odoardl erIanst gu babeu olau.
be, 70 id,iden Sie mir nod iems SdaQtelu
Iiir mid nnb isdls fir SameS Soonb, poriir
Gle oubei $5 fiu0eH perOen. Sdiden sic
Die 8illen per 8oft. A6tun9sDoll Sohn u.
-PanIiltoH." (2l9,22)
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Q0uboN, IS. 51Dt5r., 12.80 yicam.-
Gcniol5 90 l1i16 fijr C9.lO, 99b iitr Brief. -
q. < 6. gG. /. 535, grte 45g, I.-g. @enl.
1864, SuS. GcutI. 1855.
gtpcrpool, 10. Septbr., 1890 J}aam
- gnnmnoue ieit; Wittetlorte 9bsrlduOer
I 3ll6d; DO. 0rlcau5 3y16d. Die &ertdur
betruoen 5000 9aren.
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Yon0On, lG. SgDtbr. = Glne Yeter56rrz
acr Depcide oe5 ,0oi1g 5Glcgrapb" entadlt
Tolaen0cS: Sine UChCereuye 6Sufr5bguuft 1T
In gpusbaf, elmer midJuGen StaOt nat ejuer
;oblreideu tsraelitiidleu U0ieruug, olJ5lsz
brodleu. gldbers Gm3elubei,en fHO nod ujdlt
ID piaraen, IGNon ioN Oer Sdaocn CnOrnl ieln."
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2GRboH, IS. Sspt.-0er v&Ime8" wuO
aus 2iieranOrla telCgrapbirt: ,,6os qetroKeue
lletere5plommeu rpuO nl5 Elm CusgP5e ducts
temporinl5 GushiilfsmTacl bctradiie., m,ueS
bel outer geituuG permanent meroen Olrlte.
Niit Ausnsbme S5mall Gpub Barha's, Dirui=
iter Der Gfisgtlld)Cu Bauten, Ueldltr giuige 6d
biQtait beiist, iinO ele 0ttglitou oeS SabuIct5
hlafe SnohmQnNcr."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-05-27
The Wool Market.
Harding, Martin 4 Co... Cireu,d4, My IA.

Harding, Martin q Co.'s Circaid4, My a.
The business Of the week foots up larger
aggregate than we anticipated, but the ag-
gregate Of sales Is not q true index Of the
market. Some considerable California wool
has been sold to arrive, and some desirable
lots Of washed heeces and pulled wool have
been placed by comparatively few houses,
while most Of the trade have found the mar
kes about - dull as any previous week for
some time past The continued movement In
California and the high price asked for new
wool 1t MI points where It has made IN APP
pearance fail to have any influence on prices
here. While holders are willing to meet the
market and close cut the old stock ut lower
prices than wool can be placed here from any
point, buyers fail to respond and are rs in
different about purchasing rs at any time.
The indifference Ii not alone confined to old
wool Some considerable lots or new South
ern California have been on the market for
some weeks, and with the exception OF a
few sample bales nothing has been done, and
sales could emily be forced ct less than cost
Pulled wools have been In dem and, with
sales Of 5000 ibs. for the week, about one
half Of which was choice Eastern and Maine
supers and California Ut 70 q &C., and the
balance from % @ aeic ~ to quality. Some
10000 ~. x pulled have been sold atas0 900.
y D. Pulled woods have been more salable
than other kinds for some time. but for the
less desirable western supers low prices have
had to be submitted to.
The sales Of the weck show falling of Of
Il, S76, 900 lbs ~ compared with last year. They
include 70 800 ihs. Of Territory 1t 16 a &c.
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IRISH EvIcTIONS.

The sherifrs Force Come in Conflict with Ten
ants.
LIMERICK, May 2o.-A large force Of mill
tary and police proceeded under command Of
Maj. Vandelim, OF the Ninth regiment. and
Maj. Rolleston, of the Royal Marines, to day
to New Pallas, county Limerick, to aid the
sheriff in evictions upon an estate. Early in
the march the force was met by body Of
people, who followed them, yelling, shout
ing and pelting them with stones. Amid q
shower of missiles the sheriff succeeded, after
much difficulty, in evicting few families.
He then proceeded with his escort to dis
tant part of the estate, but 1t was discovered
that the people had left their homes and had
taken possession Of large castle upon the
estate, which they had loopholed and put
into . thorough state Of defence and rendered
20 impregnable that the idea of dislodging
the occupants and executing the writs was
abandoned for the day. Stones still ccntin-
ued to be showered upon the police and mill
itary, and so threatening was the aspect OF
the people who thronged around the force,
that Maj Rolleston ordered the police 70 load
their rifles and the military to fix bayonets,
and warned the people that If they persisted
In their hostile conduct he should read the
riot AT, a..d IL they did not dispense within q
short time he siio1ii feel 1t AIS most painful
and awful duty 10 order The constabulary to
fire and the soldiers to charge. The warning
had the desired effect, AMI the people dis
peised, but not before Lieutenant Gowan, of
the Ninth, had received blow from cudg-
Ell. -Four persons have been arrested, includ-
ing Gowan's assailant. Tomorrow morning
flying column, with four pieces Of artillery,
will proceed with the sheriff to execute the
writs upon the people In the castle.
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The Senatorial Kaleidoscope.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Ths view that
Conkling desires reelection revives the
tagging interest here. High authority here
states positively that the administration Re-
publicans at Albany won't 90 into caucus
- Conkling has declared his purpose to fight
the administration II reelected. Friends of
the President don't feel called upon to enter
q caucus fixed to nominate Conkling and
Plat. There is less confidence here of de-
feating Conkling than last week, as it Is
known the Democrats will help him rather
than any other Republican. If Conkling
can't be beaten his opponents will, 1t is sta
ted, endeavor to throw the election over I'm
til winter. A number of Democrats have
gone to New York since the adjournment to
watch the contest.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Those here who
thought last week there was not the slightest
chance for the return of the resgning Sena-
tors are not now quite so positive and say il
largely depends on their wish and desire.
Some of the State officers, among them Gov.
Cornell, are reported as. saying that if Conk-
ling wants to be reelected it is the duty OF
the Republican majority of the Legislature
to return him and thus save themselves from
qualification. There are no anti Conkling
members of the Legislature in the city to in
dictate the disposition or intention of their
wing of the party.
ALBANY, May 23.-Jacobs, Hogan, Fow-
Ter, Sebacher and the other Democratic Sen.
ators express themselves as opposed to sup
supporting either faction in the pending
struggle for supremacy in the Republican
party. The Garfield Senate claim Conk
ling has but eight Senators who still remain
true to his interest.