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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
9agessI ent8fetten.

9aS Qttentat auf 0as Geben s
bat pissisits iopobl, pie icll=
ieitS Ses 8eltmeereS alle anoeren Gret9ntIie III
ben Sintergruuo 9ebr6n9t. gStr bratlteH &C.
fern IN mebr, ais uier;ebn eng 9eorudten opal
ten unieres Blattes nid)t MIR etne or9taltt9e
@dlilOerung bes ferifiittrnOen @retgnlilcS
ielbf, ionoern in umfafienben Aus5u9en autl
bic aenBerungen Der Yreiie Amerlta'S uno
Guropa's iiber Die betIagenspsrtbeu gortdue
bes letten Samitags. lluD belonbers erfrerz
lid if as, baB nidt MIR bic btefge Breiie lolIs
bern au6 Manner in berporrageuber Stelluug
ftIter, als ie, pou CEN @soauten bur9orun9n
fnb, naS lnna halb unierer YarteisOr9anllaz
tioreu &ciormen gebotcu iinb unb OG6 euoItd1
eolere 0toiiue, oils bloBe 9lenlterz 'uno Seutez
iud)t, moBgeb(nb flir Die &anoess, Staatsz ruo
MISUNDERSTANDING uno Die 3utunIt Der
GepAbIit iein ntiIien. Die arbeit lit cine
idmae, unO mir mufsu unS an Oieilbe ma
gen, ipeuu mir nidlt pen llmltnrj res berrlthen
8outs srlCben mOlleu, fir oeiieu Grbaltnng 10
plel 9ut uno 8lut gcopiert moroeu Iiuo.-
Nodl ben neueIten Seridlten uon 9teTu<Dort
idetnt man cip5uitbeu, ooB euoltA oem SfdHs
bal III Albarg Gin @noe aeua6t ipereen muB.
ST. Die 9teumahl Der bei0eu Senatoren cine
unm0glihtelt, 10 irete )est oaB @ebOt an Die
@elct9eber b ran, ii6 81 pertG9en iluo bic Au>
9ele9enbCit on ooS Solf bel Der DerbItmahl su
berpsiien. gu beoaueru If eS, onB leitsuOe
AemtuiifratIonsblatter, pie J. y. Die ,R.zD.
3ribfne," babel beharren, ourd bittere ar.
tite @ontllHe une aribur Su Uerod1ti9eH Uub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
Sas 2GGsfabri9e S5mUilGum 8enu=
f1lpatstCu's.

Bhild0e 0eIpbIQ, 4. ,5uit. - -Gl3 grOBt
9ubndum inter Eejhul Der ,9t tGtutenHldl.
qTocioiion," nclhcS drruugUt mar, I'M bic
QauCuua ron lGiliam BCm uuo 0le 2O0=iib-
riOe SliiuOuHQ 0cS @tmeiumcicuS Beuu=
inluauiu 3lI iCieru, iau0 hcute Inter QroGer
Q}ctbeiliQunQ res 45ublihIms iutt. Da5 6dupt.
Centennial gebduoe I'M 6airmOuut 8arte mar
I'M %uuie ocs Cages beltdnci3 nit SeuterH
anueiitut, unO man uimmt al, 0a6 ;ujiftu
$1,000 nuO 100000 BcriOueu aHpeicuo ma
reli. 8ie TeiCr begam nm ll6r UtorgaHS
nit eiucm &ou;erte, bet peld)em bic groBa
0iooieoGt SrQet geipiclt wur0e. 3lUibeH 10
urO II llbr CrihienCu idmmtlihe oeutidcu Sc
imQpCrCrue AGr StaOt letma 400 Stimm1n)
mo trugcn oiutide yte0u uOr. lin ! Dor II
uhr bplt Sluf GlagiOu McQtttael cine Nm.
lrrodle, norm tr audi bemUIte, oaB bic Ser
1fn rer Eiirger 6urh O05 trourt9e Gr1,gHlB III
9SaihiH0tou nit StIiibniB Criitllt let2u. @r
itciit fCrncr mt, buE EeT cine Gepeidle eoOnGa.bz
inaion crhalrn baba, neldJe Die crirGulita
Godrdt bradlte, oOB oer Brdf0ent ith aui
65r SdiUmQ bgNuoe, uesbalb oie 6eler lbrcn
poraghriebeneu 8ulGIi uebmeu puoe. @ous
pcrreur 5cnru Di. 6opt biclt al50aam eire pc
tl1otiihc 6e0e, III mGldlcr CT e0eniall5 ben
Worfauoriff uui cen Bydlt0Crten 0eNpradl.
Ecrur ipraden @crcral 6oofr UoH Otifiz
ilppi, ttr @dltb. 8. 3tunoOlpb Euder pom Su=
oiniCl. @cnUol &ior mo 2lHoere. 2SibreHO
Scr Geocu murocu D2pcideu BON @ailiHgtou
peIlcieu, uclhe ole frobe Gohtaft bruhtcu,
baB ddl Der 3uitaHb 0e5 BrdFOCuteU gebeiirt
tobc: nicielbCn mur0eu UOn ben AUUeieuOen
init lautcm 5ubcl begriiBt. gIad ben 5titrcs
zen murocn ctma 80 Suoiausr Otdodeu uHO
-Suaben uou Der 9iegiuuug5s Shule in Gar.
hsle uorqefiihrt, neltle 4uipradeu beltenunO
yieOer Ooruugen. SH BOlge Oe5 &ttentat5
auf rcu 8rGiiOenten murOc Der Oui beute Abeuo
ielQc1iclte gau uid)t abaebalteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
@rdnDc.

Cincinnati, 4. Iuli. - Die ySb6=
Teuop.6uQe" gu NOoresOiGe, SuO., brauutc
9eIiern nicOer. 8ulul $4,000 GTithe=
THuq $4,000.
graOfor0, 8euui., 4. Suli SSu States
Cine, eiHem 10 YlcleH u5rolit BON bier gelcz
oenen Stdolden, murbcn geiiern 40 gebduOe
Durt 5euer 5cyT6rt. Der YerluIt 1T nod nidlt
ermitiglt.
Gucbec. 4. Sult. - SIM 6ol;boia Der
ThmG @ebriiocr 6dmtltou &, Soup. 81 Rem
QiuupOol uate G.uGtCc brad beute JtahmitIag
Ecuer aus, nslttS ShaOeH i'm 8tragc pom
500 eco Gnuhtetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05

Stubtg}trtto, 4. 5uli. - Sine ames
litdniide @risuidlait bat cine qroBa BAUM
uou Tutrit in Gueretoro an9etauit. - 9te
Rtqi,rurq hat beDeutenoe DtOoiittatiOneu oe5
Goniroitc5 nit Der ,.Baciiic Uidil 0ampier
Cont. uutCr3eidnet. - 3u Scra-&ru5 ut 0sr
ipanilde Soaiul Ulauuel SaRrO am gsIbeu
6icbCr, uub bier 1T puqdugeneH 8onnerltag
&encral Suan yope3 gciorbsH. - gtah einem
qcliun UIGiientllhteH Sect uiyo allc leBt 5ou-
frCie &aare rom /. JioUcmbu oil ciuem .3oa
Ucu 5OGuts pro SilogrammuutumorI5ul lslu;
Guolrum ;oblt 80 Gents. mo auoere gSalrcu
riiIu auber per beiebeuoeu 36ueu nOh elaeH
3uidloQlol bon 75 Gent5 pyO 100 8llO3rlMm
Thrrs gfrrirhfE 7Qbleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
9Qorofhatctt in slrfonSas.

9ittler&od, GrE., 4. Suli. - Sine 0sz
pcifc non glma beyitttt: per StaOtmar
itoll gS. .. BattCH mo biili5 5hertff 5obH
Mouno, puroeU in Oeu SraBeH uOH 6apetts
bile in Der SamlagS yiddlt imiihcu 10 uu0
IL llhr Don uHbsIduuteu DfduutrH ermorost
Die SCp6lltruug 1T in groBCr 9luIrCgang."
Sine 9cpcidDC BON pope, 9lrt., iagt: ,,0Od
Daniels, Der Shrtff bon &Olumbia-SOuutg,
murbc in oCr 9iltt pom B. Sult BON bttruulc
neu 9leQCru Gljdpiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
enet -n,trcr,hehrrrTd,fr. 2

6ancc'6 YIHImPHt IuFIrt aIe8 Eop7'
neb uuD lonliQe StnTfeu roih. &s ta
Elm aagemsruCs ReourinlB, uu0 ictne GtG'
tGhruua ilutciug itlmg{lidl empiuueena WIDE
aus. Br0mpI uUb tEGitia, cher odtei mho
nrftnb, id6i cS bel &beumutismu5, Reu-ol.
ole, GduI'thnuHa, s'rauihcu, 8eleu'hs''e,
3atuihmer,, QuidmeuunggH uHe due1 Cer
I'm olgier art ieltcn TN Srdls. Sc9eE lolts
"a protircr. 90 ~ mic iddolt&, ltr1g nDtr
fdYt qirncrupg, mo tn Nomi'tyH, no or'ss
ghd fets uorrdtbIg ~, Gn5 Bau rA5
Shmeuleu unhelouut. blci5 30 Gents, 80
gertE uno 81 Die Rldids. Ssi 2 ett ..
6onct, glr. 1903, @efa 5alttu als'
6tra6e, Az babeu. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
9ermiSd,te tcIeornpbFdjc 0epeTdtea

Sin 6aluar, u o, mlttbcte 9eiern DlOrgCu
tiu beftiQe6 q gmttter, ocm EN- farttr
5leatni0A tOiqc.
GbN8. Mt@UiHueB 1T in Dem D, Dolp.
S0bu 6Ouie," ciuem bcriidtigtcn yOIalt az
YQwtu det, G,z3., BON 2ouiS @Opette,
Dem SdlNHhudrtcrr trldod1u wOrOeu.
SuuOCSitHatOr &IIiieH ans Somd
lam UorgClcW AbcuO ami Dem 9S1gt II
28 28GibiHqtOH ourdl Ghc0gO.
Su ItlGuta, @a., UrOc gciltru Elm
StuotS- GoHUcHt Der &emp ercuj
Ter abqChdltcu.
Dret W{duucr, 9tdmlnS 6rauciS 8tut-
oltt, Sol &oot mo - 8oWerS, crtrauteH
AM ltB.eu 6ytit0ac b,, DtorOsI, &rugS 60,
g.-S., Ill 6olQt ots NtnttruS ctuc5 SootcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05

otSpotiitcr Wonartic'n. GS idtiue, 0lS oh
bic 9&Clt aus 3tduo mo Sauo lc; qclCslo)U
8Ubc hauOle uatb 8eliCbtu ohue 8iidFdt Der
obmaltcGOCu @tlte2, uHO Ole Sbri6te,teu lhlcz
zen mQdltl0s, Dem Srtlbeu Der ScrbrtdlIr eth
Guoe III modem. Dies mGrIu Die y3ti.htu
Der Scit," CT iiberla6e eS ieinCn 3uhOrcru lGbf
81 en;id),iOcn, oh ite bOHuuugSuou mdrtu. ID"
SIN snqiiden 0Treubauie murOe Oc3 uaUa
r9en Gui8ui1eS III oeridben ipmpatbiltrcuOla
SSule grUdbnUna gltbau, mic In lluterbault
> in, 4. SulI. - Der hlCit32 gtuHGls
pOlyotb hot Cjngu gtihluB augcuOmmen, mel
der Abiueu Dor Dem am BrditOeuteu @aritclo
beQnrgencu HitOutrdd)tigcu SsrbrcdltH ans
oriidt.
4uria, 4. Suli. - Die Deputtrt,nfau
mcr trOt bc1tc Ulel ipdttr, ais gemJbullh, ;us
iammCu, iu0en cine 2lHtport ans 9GlllinQs
ton btSiglidJ oc8 gGfinucFS Ots ErdTJ;utCn
@oyfClo Qluartet murOt gSire DE Aadriht
ron ieiuCm Sore eluqetroii3n, 10 lpitr0e ldJ Die
&ammcr Ucrto9t babtn.
ga Trauce" protCliirt oN9sgeu, o0B Oit ru's
Iide Grtiic Den Wor00u9rI1 aui Den PcdijOMs
Ten @arfillN, luelder eIn einiddcS, ourd pei
i5nite @Iiin0e Ucruiad)tCS SrbretleH ltt
nit Dan p0litideu Qttent0tcH in 8uBlduO Der.
QItidt. - Geographic" iagt. GarFelO'S Goo
miiroe um 10 lnehr Su be0auru le,n, o1 maH
iUiiC, GoR Der ptruun0ete 8rdR0eut Die in o3r
amtrianiidleu BoIiut ciHguiN1Ue GonupitoH
81 bctGmpitu bcabTdltl9te.
2oHboH, 5. <fHli. -, 9ailp 8elegrapb"
buBHcntlitlt cine 2IbbtlOuu9 oeS Erdltonteu,
iOnje OcS SauilS, IN ucIten Orlelbc oa.Hlaz
bcrliegt.
gSas gr. 2lsuc,U Iaat.
8bilubelpbia, 4. Suli.-0r. 2igucw,
meldgr BON Der @oniultatou i'll 9&alliugtoa
biethr Suriidqclttrt IN, iagte huttc AbGuO,
Brdiiout gnrfiGl0's 9r6Blc geiobr beteb! IN
8oudiCllGrt2iinNuuQ unO Der BriNNCUt tr1ie
oGbCu 9Graoe in Gin StOOMm, in mcld)2m itne
Gnt;iuDmg Su beiirhlen lEj. Slut SSun0e
Nurtl Iie 2cbcr icl uid't Hothymoigcr SS,llt
t0otliCh, obglCid1 ie in Ocu mtlNGll SiucH toot=
lidlcu 9iEsgaHg Hcbul. &0H $50 o0r 40
Gtnlidleu 9}eymuu0uugcu mGbrtuo ot5 RrICg,S
marCU etma % erfolgctl bcbNu0cit wOr0cu.
Gas spateitc auS gSojhtuotou
q. Suli, llbr, friih.) - 0r. &ljB liGgtGI
QtEpGrtig III tintm 3tmmcr utbW OcmrH,5c
Dg5 &ydf0entcn I'M Sdlaic.
9,a Rrauttnudrtcr ilo uidlt 5u i,h.n, uuo
man idlnBt aus Gem um'Ouoe, ran Or. SlB
itIGft, ouB teiH. uugiin0igsu Symphonic icit
@iittuu0tt Iiugeuctcn ino,
mo~+r,~S ~ 49, S:wt S"t'' orus,~,,
,,ytn5i-ts SynS, 6Srrilbt in Ns,, Nsr 5ztoSt II,
iit,. s - -; - iis, ,rS,,, ,r,N o,S
,,,, 49,, ~ r' mt w '.5.,,o ",rn,,I, S,f ~, },
.u4.,, .,t ISt 5c oit'o+o, i,',' W."
''T T6irooo ~ ~ ari - 7,r. niert, yiri ~
;s1+e,, rnE,Ser bro6rorr r,ornrr nr5 b,5t,
yn S ou. unS Tra OSIsS 6s S yS1ry Sroe IN " ii, ,s s
.S",,,,+,, r,-,, nm, So" znS,,,,, aTS Jso;bT1f,
a,'o';,'t'r',, y, o,;'Gr"., "''' wv
D" ~ cr,,ncr+ SO 4 Grli -- ii, cs;,r
,es n;,rtsn ami - ~ ,rog N,s g}srdbs ni,I,r J}.
=, 5~,ro,ri;oriorer r,~il,,b,n norN,r 81.
s, s E5, u' 5 [I'T'r, b.rsi,5 ,T ' 3,, si, M
,ar,,', r ,Is =, 7oIo, c;,,, ,,,ii,,-,;,,,,
NV lUs't, "a, , ,, ~ 53r, Sss
C, cilF am cg 15,n,egnra @ ncr Tsr srt6,iIt mrS
EcrirnlEifn " Il A. 1[rIf-9}1nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
c1ohn murnENe,s grbe.

gufialo, g&sY, 4. 3uG - Gbarle5
Carr, cir bigii0u Biirger, baaHipruht, Elm Bet
tcr, rGd.itsr &umnuotT uuo gcitblidlcr Grbt
ots gnor3eIs uno Dliaiondrs SOan Surn1oe
ous Qouifana III isiu, p'lfsr tii8Ilh ais
SuraQeiCIe3u G6itts Suipburs Sprinq5. Sirlr,
harb. Gr Miro itiue 9uipydhe Dem 5ufehenOeu
geridte in 9eVDsSrleans ioiort HntsrbreiteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
eiebem ReHidpen set6Otet nnO 5p5IT pes~aHOst,

Cincinnati, 4. Suli. - Geaen 3 ubr
heute 9admittag ereiausts fidl auf Der rSeH=
trdpz Gcutrulz 8alu" Elm unraa, ourdl pelteH
Nienlden a5tJotet uno u usrmuuOet wuroeu,
SGmmtlidle Spfer iiuO aus Gopnston, 81,
tD6tCt mureen:
Sohn 8pc, Sei5er; Wliflad Dirou, g8m.
@alopp, gg. gHidlsauf 5Obu Bottcr uHO 3wet
Sno6tn, oeren RamCn ntht ermittctt muroeH.
9ie Safoffrophs wurOe burd eiueu 3uIammelz
IoB 5miden Cinsm 8eriouens uue einem Gr-
tmIOns;uge neruliadlt unO ereignete fif Il
9isicu iii6lidh uon @Ouinston, Sp. Der 9Oz
tom tipfubrer Safe Natlof iou an bean un=
glide lhulo lsin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
Gtn nctaer SCitaments 6e8sitratOr
fiir oen Etitrift GoIuntbta.

g aihin9t0 n, 4. JuIl.- lDte oer 1leIIle
..Star" anaiebt, behau0 eiHe Der leeteu, amtlIz
den 6auOlungeu ot5 BrdRoenteH oarlu, ben
6ru. 5enru 8. 9IamsOcu, htefgeH &OrreipOHz
6enteu oer oBEilaOelpbia 8ime5" un0 0e5 ct.
QouiS @lobez Democrat" 3um 6eitdment5 Jta-
oiftrotor fir rem 9iiritt Columbia 81 erHenz
feu. Su TolQe Der i'm GretutiD9ebduOe berrs
ifeubeu Goufuiiou fam UOrldufig Htdt5 Sc
mliies ermIttelt nereeu, iuOgiieH 1T Die gtahs
ridlt pablidenli6 be9riinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05

@btcugO, 4. Sull. - Die 3uht6r BON
Sdmciueu bClicf ftb bsutc onf 3 900, Ott 8u-
icnourg aui $500 Suid; be greiic Uayttrt,u
SmidcH 500 mo $6.2j. 49, 3inOUjch: gu
fubr $500, SsreuOnu9 $500; Strtduit go
$500 bis $G.25. - SdlaaiC: 3uiNsr 200,
SrjcnOun1 -; SGrfduit Su 23.75 bis $5. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
g}f. l59.
&C ecnn4nrirnhI fl1 Mcln.Mnrf

IIbnHn, N.-Y., 4. Suli. - Die @cilbQ,
bung nahm bCutt IN qeuletHinaiilidU 5tguna
cine metttre rciuitatlCie Abfimmuug iur Gr
wdhluug sncier &uuO5SiGuatoreu nor uuO uer
taQtc Tdl hau bis mOrgcu. Suum Elm Guo.
rum Ser lliitnliCNgr mar QUlpCittO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
@ntfinntnrn.

Gbica8o 4. juli. - Better 9outlcr er
ldloB lpdt g'iicru Ib,uO ilius Satin iu eiHtul
&icr9arttu an Der NliImautcc aUcuue. Se
hattie Fdl tiuiltd) Don ibrtm 0laune iheiouu
loIcn, pCtl er lIe id)lcdlt bebau0elte uuo uibt
fir ibreu lluterbalt ioratt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
eoe gelctmntk Der @egumObeit

beitebt BARN, oo5 Snitem fart un0 tratug 81
erhOlteu uuo frauthaits Stsfie total auSJutrets
ben. 3urd Den Gebrauh Don D.. Chat
mer8' s. 5etItiHttur ldBt itd] 0aS gaH5e
SuitslH reQelu, BON alien IHreiHigteitcH be-
freten uuO gtiuu6 uu0 t-aHtbsttsfrei g'talteu.
@eGtu 3uspgpIe uuo ale gti6eH eiHeS IN In
oyomua Qeraibeun Dlaaeu5 1T fe bic beile
2lrnc; qeQan JlerUoftdt uHOergIaidlidl, beilt
gierugu,dnGd,e, nuc6ics 0opinIb ooer Dtgrds
ne. Gdlpermutb, geualgi1 uH6 Olc ioHltgeu
TerD9uoffeftionfu. 3urh trgenD cine llciaht
oeihmadlte Berionm fiuDeu In ibr Elm Dor5dg
jihes IouicIm. D}aH UerihTe fh ois'er
U}eoi;iu uuo Hetme feline aHoere. grtlS 81
bic 6laide gu hobeu bsi Seth5 ?. POuce,
Jlr. 1O8, @eh=9Gltim OresStr. Q2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
9eregrapDtlG)e 9epe(Ge1.
SaBHfataftrOpbe.

8aiGts o,r .anOettrtsn Yrene- fur Oeu .DsutitsH
@oIreipouoenten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05

Cur 6uIung pom 3pspepfe nno y1erOeu'
leiSCu aebrauhe or. @balmer5' petit
ttuttHr! Qei oitisu uU6 0leIeH au0ereu
aranEbelteu nebt iie fat eiH'ig oa. Ste ildrtt
bic SfpodCu unO @HttJditeten uuO DcrleI9t
linen ueue GuuQie uEo gebeushoit. 9d
Setb Q. 6auce gir. 1O8, Us Bat
timOres Str0Be, III habeu- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-05
SsatI6s gparbant bon Baltimore,

SentI1,s Sparbant bon Baltimore,
Wr. A43, SSeitsSGIttmoreftraBe,
seseEabsr Oer sseasIhrabe.
nU.u sAstIes .ecu bts MIR.
Snn,,,rStao HbsnS poH 6 bis 3 nar.
Gut Depshttn I1erbtu 3iaien beSalls uno ottieoen
uur In foij0eu ssocs unS Bombs un0 ausaeiu6teu
b9potleten anSclegt.
&AaR, GssLttas., 8rRh &MeolpG,
4gdEbent; &icesBrdiihent
&tTtttpItn:
Ssh, Busi, %. agteHtamn,
s. Il, eetiEott, Sob. Sdnlhass
Sob, 9Illns, Sob, atbaueh,
&ralt sauoo.ph, u u. 9tdmann,
sbas Gptlifan, Eonert eanse,
sah EPeIriua @eor9 Gtu6eHrou&,
(sana.fa) AateRt ws. Sotasr. G9asmetfiH.
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iblngton, 4. Suit. - ueber cie
gluIe res &ice- Brdfoeutsn BON Stem Yort
bierher ucrlautet 6Olgenoes: 6r. Artbur
nuroe BON @enatsr Sons BON gleUaou be-
aleitet. &ls Gonfltn9 ibm 2lOieu 9eiagt bat.
ie, fiifteyte er ibm nod Su:
,Sie babsn gtdts III fiirdteu!" 8eites
benbe bGrtsu oieie isltiame 8emertung, be,
pie uumutbst, gsmudt Duroe, I'M 0rn. Vt
thurs 8cfiir4tuna, q rishre nit leiner Relle
nach g9oihmgtOu ietn Yeben, su beielttleu.
Sic l.Bten 3epetleu, peIdie Der Slce Briit
bent empfangen bate, madtPn, ME ietuc
Rutboeber rahlsu, icins Abr51ia unbeoiugt
n0tbiq-6r. @Tthur 50sete aber 10 lluge, ais
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06
4 suiAna.i:ls cA1cnr:
Merriam. with Numerous Alias
es. Trapped at Mckenzie.

Merriam. with Numerous Alias
es. Trapped at Mckenzie.
On the 22d of February, 1875, a
man who gave his name as Meyers,
by showing forged letter of reccms
mendatioL, purportiLg to have been
written by Capt. 7. E. Francis, of
jackson, and passing himself as
drummer for New Orleans grocery
house, pretended to sell a bill of goods
to Dir David Bell, at Mckenzie, and
had him to advance him thirty dollars
on a draft on the house. Of course
the draft was returned unpaid, and
the deception unmasked. He also
beat the hotel out of his board bill by
claiming that he was Mason of high
standing. Last week the same man
had to lie over and wait for train at
Mckenzie, when he was recognized
by his. victims. He registered this
time as Chas. r. Morian, of the E.,
+. q A r. r., claiming to be chief
engineer of that road, and had passes
over a number of roads in his posses
sion. lie tried at first to convince
the parties that they had arrested the
wrong man, but finally confessed his
guilt and begged to be turned loose,
as. his character would be ruined if
prosecuted and convicted. He paid
part of the deOt aud left bis overcoat
and baggage IN pawn for the balance,
when be was allowed to go on bis way
rejoic,ng-wrongiy, as we think, for
he is now free to go about the country
swindhug other innocent people.
Among his baggage were found a
number of receipts from Providence
Mosonic Lodge, No. 80, Lake Provi>
dence, La, signed by w. Z. G. Ly>
ons, Secretary. 1t strikes US that his
lodge will take his case under consid>
Grafton when they hear of his rascali>
ty. He is a heavy-set, dark-skinned
man, and passes by the names Of Mo-
rian, Meyers, Miller and Lyons. The
public will do well to look cut for him,
as he is dangerous man, who ought
to be looking through the bars if gull
ty of all the meanness he is accused of.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.

After this issue, the MILAN In
CHANGE and the Jackson Wing will
be consolidated under the style and
name of the "WmG PUBusHING Com
PASY." This arrangement will not
disturb the identity Of either journal
Cor the time being, as the names will
be preserved intact and all unexpired
contracts for advertising and subscrip-
items Teach paper will Se carried out
in good faith by the new firm. In
stead of publishing the EXCHANGE in
quarto form, it will hereafter appear
in folio, containing thirty-six columns,
as will also the Jackson Wing. The
patent side Of this paper viii be aban>
doned and both sheets will be printed
entire at the parent Office in jackson.
One of the former proprietors Of the
EXCHANGE will remain in Milan for
come time to look after the old and
new business Of the paper, and COM
petent representative Of the new firm
will be employed permanently here to
serve our patrons and friends.
WADE Il BROOKS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06
MCKENZIE.
Jan. Sd, 1851
Editors Exchange:

Jan. 90, 1904, =
Editors Exchange:
According to promise, 1 write
you again. We have had very bad
weather for the past week, but more
pleasant now: don't know how long it
will continue.
Our school is progressing finely
over 100 pupils, and increasing eve
ry week or two. We have one among
Cant say the besD the best Sabbath
schools in West Tennessee. Good
superintendent, teachers and fine at
tendance every Sunday morning.
Prof. E. B. Chappell preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the Methodist
church, yesterday, to large audience.
His subject was the last clause of the
1st chapter of Matthew, "And He
called his name Jesus" which was the
Introductory sermon for the week of
prayer. Prof. Brown viii conduct
the services tonight in the G. 2.
church, Tuesday night in the Metho-
dist church, j. II. johnson; Wednes-
day night in G. P. church, Il. N.
Sears; Thursday night in Methodist
church, w G Leonard; Friday night
in c. P. church, 7 w Cannon; Sat
urday night in Methodist church,
Prof. Goodloe; Sunday in &. P.
church, DIR. Hendrix.
Our Christmas tree was a success.
It gladdened the hearts of many little
boy and girl. 1t was valued at about
$1,000 or $1,000 by some of our mer-
chants.
l will close with a promise of writ
ing again soon. Yours truly,
W.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06

The Nashville American, Banner
and Herald have all come out boom
ing with the new year. The Ameri-
lean is greatly enlarged and improved.
The Banner has enlarged and given
an excellent article ON the resources
of the state; and the Herald has en-
larged and now issues paper every
day in the week. We congratulate
all of them, and wish them still
greater prosperity.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06
WADE * Brooks.

The Legislature met last Monday
in Nashville, and the two houses were
called to order by their respective
clerks Of the last Legislature. The
Senators were ali present except Mr..
Mathews, Of the 18th district, who
was sick. They were sworn in by
Judge Freeman, when balloting be-
gun for temporary Speaker. B. F.
Alexander, Of Rutherford, and A. j.
Brown, of Washington, we're nomina-
ted. On the second ballot Mr.. Alex
ander was elected and took the chair.
Balloting then begun for Speaker
without formal nominations. Messrs
Smith, of Shelby, Morgan, Ragland,
Carter, Smallmsn and Brown received
votes. Twenty.fOur ballots were had
without an election, when the Senate
adjourned until Tuesday.
The menbers of the House were
sworn in by Judge Turney. Objec-
ton wss made to Mr.. McKenBa, Of
Shelby, but the clerk overruled the
objections and allowed him to qualify
after which q protest was read, signed
By ten members. Mr.. Poston, repub-
lican, was elected temporary speaker,
when balloiing began for permanent
speaker. Messrs. Butler, Manson,
Houston, Ramsey and Warren we're
voted for. On the fifth ballot, Mr..
Ramsey, greenback-republican, was
elected.
On Tuesday the Senate did nothing
hut ballot for Speaker, without efec-
ting an election. It was thought at
night that Senator Morgan, low tax
democrat, would be elected. In the
House eight ballots were taken for
principal clerk, Pickering, Republi-
can, of Smith county, being elected
by one majority. L. IL. Muthes, Re
publican, of McMinn, was elected as.
sistant clerk on the sixth ballot. Two
ballots were taken for engrossing
clerk.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06

Tribune and SIM: A young man
from Milan recently took a drink of
"1'olu Rock and Rye" and it laid him
or rather emptied him out. He ex>
planned that he had tried all kinds of
drinks but that, and never was served
so before, and it must have been the
Folu that made him happy" No
doubt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06

We publish in another column a
very timely and sensible article from
the GaIlatin Examiner, entitled
"What is True journalism" 1t en-
bodies our views so succinctly that we
copy them in full aud endorse them.
1t is too true That many men think,
berause they subscribe for a paper,
(possibly on credit, and growl when
asked for the money! that they own
= controlling interest in its manage
ment. 1t is also true that some of
the noisiest critics aud GROWERS are
men who do not pretend to take the
paper e., they will not subscribe
for it, but are very careful TO borrow
every issue from some good man who
does, aud steal his reading. Like the
Examiner, the EXCHANGE Is run in
the interest of its proprie:ors and for
the good of the town and surrounding
country, as we think. If the people
are not satisfied with it, we are per-
fectly willing to sell out TO them very
cheap.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-06

DR.. AatAes, of the Brownsville
States, has the sincere sym pathy Of
the ExcHANGEin his distress. over the
loss of his estimable wife, who died
last Friday. She was most excel.
lent and accomplished lady, and his
loss is indeed unspeakable.