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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Sta0t Baltimore.

Qufuahme in ote ySobHS Sop
fins sllniOeriitGt."-Denienig wclte
fd) uin 9ufnabme in Die ,,SobHs 6optins,
lluioeriitdt" beperben pollen, Oiene CUR Nads
ridlt, Dap bic 6teSidbrigen Briifun9eu bonn 6.
bis 8. SUM unO bonn 21. bis "a. September
lattftnSeH meroen. gm 6. SUM, 0lOntag,
mirb i'm 2oteluiideu unO @rie9ideu erants
nirt: am 9ienfaq i'm 9eutihen uuo 6ram0ts
Id,en: Dfittpo6 IN &lgebra unO @eometrie;
8onnerItuQ in Irigouometrie uno anatptiider
@eometrie. 9lQe GanOiOaten miiIien farnG
8erpeiie beibringen, 6aB iie in oen gerpDbnlihen
enoIiifeu 3peiaen noblbeman0ert ino uuo
ouFeroem aud gepiiie Sortenntniiie in Der 80a
tanif, 3OOloaie nnO Ratlugei6i6te im 4Qqez
meiren beiiben. Sin 81 Oteem 3ruede Tn Der
llnipTiitdt 81 crlangenbes GlrtuIar 9iebt ale
mettere &uStunft.
Sd)Itmme St6rUng elmer frts
idIeu She. - Der Sarbige Sobn $. @tbiOn
BON bier begab fdl am 0ienfa9e mad Qerau.
bria, 3d., uno pnr0e Dorgeltern abeHO Ollr9
Yafor Roribau g8illlams init @briaiana
6asftnS oaielbf getraut. 9eiOer folgte Der
Grautnoht Elm b0d)f uHan9enebmer SorIau,
inoem BoliSiif Coleman Dem briibiparmen Shes
name bereit8 aefern 5u ehr iriiber OlOr9en-
itunoe leine AufuartHng madlte uHo ibu Ders
DQII6Ig. 9lDlUll lUlLU NuulkllI uUH OGLLte N5uos
fins beiduloi9t, iie bonn BfaOe Der 3ugeuo &C.
lodt uno ibr Die Che Deriprodlen III baben. Gr
purbe Ssm SrieSsn8ridter 8bittleies porges
fiihrt, Dor rpel6cm aud Die anfldseriu eridieu.
@lS ASemesmitteI ibrer 8eihuloigung bs6ente
iie iidl zines munteren 3meiidbrtgen Spr0BlingS
unS elmer Neuge 9iebesbriefe. 0ieie Argu~
meute maren 10 iiberSeugeno, oaB Der 6idter
ieiuen &ugenblld an Der SdulO @ibiOn'S 8mei.
feite unO ibn gum 2eiOncien ieiner eiundbtlidlsH
9attin oiort iu's StaOtgctdnguiB ididte, I'M
fh ipdter Dor ben @roBseldwOreneH iH osr-
ontmOrten.
8efennt lid ais 8fer6e6ieb.-
GonroS 6uos ipurOe, tuie friiber beridtet, Dor
etlidleu Eaaen berhaftet, neil man in ieinem
8eiite Elm Bierb fanO, uelhes etma 800 uertb
1T un6 iiber 0eGen @rlprb er feline Guslunft5u
aeben uermod)te. Sci 0em oefern angeitellttH
9Serb6re geionO 6oas, 6oB er Oaiielbe aus Oem
Stalle Oes SObann g8uIt in Gbefuut. .RiOae,
,tma IA Dieilen BON Baltimore an Der sails
3oao, gcftoblen babe. Ser Seftobleue melOete
iih bei'm PoliSGisGapttdu DdautA unO erbict
ras Bfer6 Suritd. 6aaS purOe Den Seb0roen
BON BaltimcrcsS ausgelieiert.
9es @iubrudS s be5idttQt. - Der
TarbiQe Sranf @ooolano purOe pom BOli5etz
9Sidlter Soihnener ben @rosgeidmoreuen
iiberautlrortet. 9erielbe 1T auQci6ulOtgt,
am 80. Niai in Die BOhuuug OeS 8. gB. W.
GOblpr eiugebrOd,eH gu iein uuo sos oarnHs
entpeubct 5u bubeu. Der Sal wurOe ihon
irtbE beli9td.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Ner 0eINmtnrFt

Netp orf, 3. SUM. = 6Olgen0e8 Iin0
bic SdluBnOtiruugen: @elO mar letdlt 5u q
bis 81 unO id1lOB gu p PrO5ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling @e6iel 4.834-4.83f uuf 60 Sage
mo 4.85-4.954 oHf Sitt. - Suuoe8- Sblt-
aationsn: 1881er Coupons 1O34, neIe 5iiufer
1O44, neue 4izprosentise 1158, neue 4=pro3ers
tiee 1184.-aftien: &OdzSSlauO 1441, Btttsz
burg 140, Slls. Central 144, N.~D. @entral
149a, 9nfezSbore 1873, @rie 4Ss, DO. Brioris
tGten 80, giorth 8efern 1903, DO. Brioritds
ten 1434, rs. Central 1O3s, 9tenOmg COZ,
Weiiern Union 1878. llnteridlGsamtss 8tlon3 !:
Sob S72. .408, ,627; GOurant 81 ,oO9, ,024.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
germtId,te teIcarapbtIde DepeTd,es.

Die ,Ututuals Union Z Eelegrapb
6 @om b." legt ein Eelegrapbeutabel BON 100
SUP 2duge in ben ab5ugSfnndlen Der Staot
@aibingtoH. SOlte iidl Oa8 Experiment
berrdbren, 10 iOD bic gauge StaOt burd eluea
&ouultelc9rupbcu DcrbunOeu WerOen. 9ieielbe
GeicQiGait bC9ilmt am UiOutag ben 8atrieb
oui iefs neu rudtetcn EelcgrapbenorGbteu
3niiten 8aibiHgton, Baltimore, Bbila0els
pbiu, RepzDort unO Bottom,
Sn benz Gem 8 i deHSabrifetablti-
cement Su BetpG5lpid, 80 0ieileu 0tlidl BON
6olifar, N.=S., ereiauete iid) Uorgeltern 4bsnb
cine 3 ampffeiiels @rpIO ion, Our4
meIde &ha5. g8. Siulup gCt6Otct unO bier aH=
0ue BGrionen OerrpunOet muroen.
SH Yancafter, Ohio, iuurOe Ser 3ebHz
Gbrige SObn 6G5 6rH. DtidaGI 6eQberger gs=
fern Abeno Don eincm auoern &nabeu, Yta=
mems Srade, nit einem Gaidenme6er er
flo zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Sims S( Scoff18 SeiFo1net,f

B btI0O eIp B I a, 3. SUM. = OQ8 3efaz
mcut oe8 Uerftorbenen GbO8. u. Scott murOe
bcute Dem yBrobute"= "=9eridte unterbrcltet uno
entbdlt gell0ue Setimmungeu 8etreffS Sertbeis
lung Oe8 gtu6laiie8 Inter Die camille unO Ser
poneten bcS Seritorbeneu. Der @rblaIier
mohte feline pOhltbdtigen Sermd6tuiiie, tuOem
er benjenigen 2lnitalten, tpslGe er gu unteriiben
piiuiAte, furS Dor ieinem &Ooe grOBe Summen
ihcnfte. Ser 8etrag OeS JtaAlaiieS fam nttt
ermtttslt tperoen, ir0em baS Scitantent aus
brudltd pe1orOnet, baB tein SuOentarium
ohsr llcberIdla9 irgenO etuem 0fentliaen 8ii.
rpnn 11nterErRitPt mPrnPn inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Eerfanf SEr Bahama SGDtt" at
ne QrSYcha1 a1NnfHnIneHeIlfGinffa

Ytem . orf, 3. Snni. = DE leit Iangerer
Sett bier Idpcbenoen llnterbanolungen IN Be
AUG aui ole llebertragung Der yBanama- Sabn"
an bie be 2eiieps'i6e Observation-Disclosures
muroeu hcute Der 6auptiafe mad Uolleubet,
urb Die 9otilmeute perben in ben nddllen 8a=
oen unterseidlnet meroen. Der PreiS betrdgt
$3.50 pro aftie. Sier Wli1ioueu miiiIen am
/. 9uli unS ber 9feit in Abihlags5abluugeH
bon einem Sinftel in jsSem Sabre beSublt mere
BEN. gs 0erlautet, oaB Die Sanalgcieuih ihaft
ben 8ehieb Der 8obn nod nab GOlenoIug
6es SauaIs fOrtissea nil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
EermtIG)te SepefGeit aus Heaps
MDrf.

Neps9ort, 3. Suni.-auf Dem SdIeppz
bampfer ~ Sacob SranbOtu" ereignete iidl geitcrn
4beno uahe SauOp=6Oof eiue 0ampffeiiel=@rs
plofiou. g8m. @arO, Der NtaihiniIf, purOe
iiber Sorb gei9leuoert unS ertranf, unO ieiu
@obn Suoion, rpelfer oils Sei3er auf benz
SnbrScuge bei46fti9t NOR, trug idwere Sriibs
nIlnben oaoon.
- @rzSenatoren Goniling uno Ylutt famen
bctte friib bier oil uuO iticgen i'm ,6iiufteu
ApenuesOotel" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Gfmrfh4tfnn.

Gburleiton, @.=&., 3. SUM. - Der
gleqer Seni. Sames, meldIer I'M letten 4ugut
i'll Murion sineu angeiebenen Sitrger, gtamens
9apib Dl. Sotpe0, uuf brutalc gSeie erlnorz
bete, rpuroe beute in bem erwGbuten St1Ot9en
aehdnqt. Gr ia9te ben @eiitlidQ, pelbe ibn
beute iriih in ieiner 3eae beiuhteit. er iei ni6t
auf ben SOB pOrbereitet, oerhielt 'iid) ieood5 i'm
llebrigen pollfommen geihgiilti9 unO leuguete
ieine g6ulO bis ans @xOe. Die SinridtIna,
ipeld)er etpa 500 BeriOnen beiruobnten, Uerlief
obne crpdbnen8mertben 3mti6enfaG. 9ti9arO
Sanes, Elm 8ruOer OeS 9mgeri9teteu, wurOe
Sugletd nit Dem 2ebtereN 0es SerbreAenS
ibcrtiibrt, ie6o9 purOe ibm ein neuer PrO3eB
bentlliqt. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
gSfehut6ffte.

Chicago, 3. Sum. - 9ie 3ufubr son
Sdmcincu belief iiA beute uuf 28 900, Die Bes
ienOun9 uut 400 Stiid; bic 8reiie DaritrteH
irlbr 1000 SerienOung 400; Sertduie Bu
$3.50. bis $6.l0.- Sdaafe: 3utubr 1900,
GGienOnrg -; Sertduie5 $4.2O bis $500.
ct. gouis, 3. SUM. - Sdlpeiue: Ser
fduie 5u $4.75 bis $500; 3uiubr 1900,
&GicnOnng 1900. - 9iin6oieb: Sertduit IL
$500 bis $500; 3ufubr 1900, SerienOung
8OO.--SdIaaie: Sertduie 3u $500 bis $4.75;
3ufuLr 500, gerienOuna $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Ser Eto8ef3 8t0em 0cn SbGt8atto=
ttetlf6Iidler 9onIe.

. HECUgU1 8, SNlEl. = SN Utl SENIHz
tionapro5die i'm getreff Der groBeH O6ligatios
ncnfGlidung trat Samcs 9. 9ople, iuelfer bier
nit ben Sbligationen III ieinem 8eitte Oerbaf@
let wur6er als iein ei9ener 3euge auf. @r
ingte, er iet 80 Sabre lang ulS 6armer in 8raOs
foro, Su., anidifg 9epeien, babe ii4 auBerOem
als Saufmann unb Sieb5iihter bejtdftigt unS
befte 400 bis 700 4der 0anS in Sunoi8, Sos
lorabo uno Sauia8. Gr babe 9ei6dftli6e 8e'
Siebungen gu Oem 6dli6er SrOduag gebabt,
6enelben je0oh nur inter benz gtamen Spen'
Ger 9etannt NIB ibn fir einen ebrIi4en Sc
id6ftsmann gebalteu.
Die @ei6pOrenen sO9en itd beute. Raantit=
tag 5uriid, nadoen ite tnItruirt nOroeu maren,
am NOutuge ein Oerfie9tItes SerOttt einlus
brinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Sin bremmem0eS &0blcnberslpert.

YOtt8Oille, Yenni., 3. Suni. - Sp6t
geltern glbeuo rpur6e IN benz gSa6eSotQez
SHadte, oery misunderstanding Sobleus
uaO giieu=@onlp." geb0rig, 6euer entOedt, 0eiz
len au86ebnung bis tett nod ridt ermittelt
tperben fonnte. @tne arOBe Sdaar arbeiter
iit Sag unb gtadt beiddftigt, nm in Die gtdbe
Der SranoitGtte 81 gelangen unO Die Slammen
Su lDideu. SOr 5luei Sabren brad 6euer in
oericlben 9rube ans, unO 2estere muBte 6a=
mails inter gSaiier gcisbt tperoeu. Cine groBe
&n5abl Qrbeiter mar in SOlge 9efeu nabeSu
elm SSQbr au6er 9eIddftigunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
sUuamit.GrpIoii0m in Yretmien
Giae SdmtcoCiucrfitdtte ccmolirt. = Bier U3ells
Idlen t0otlidl pEsIebt.

&tdmonb, girg., 3. SUM. Gin bcute
nib auf einem s3r9e Der S@bclapeafezObioD
8abn" angefOmmenCr Serr melOCt eineu 9efern
gu 2opmonr, 2tGegbann @ountp, Sirg., eidz
getretenen idredtiden llufua, Our6 pel9en
bier 0ienifeu 10 i1mer Oerlett purOeu, 0aB
man menig 6Offnung auf ibre 9tettung begt.
IS erbellt, 6aB Elm in BEN giienperten in Dem
crmabnten Srte beidldftigter ytegertnabe, mel
der cine nit 9pnamit geiiiqte &aunc uah Dem
BuloTmaga3in tragen io1te, nit Der Same IN
Der 6ano in Die Sdmieoeperfitdtte eintrat.
@leid) baruuf erfOlgte eineiurhtbars grplOiiou,
peldle Die QGertitdtte gdn3lib bemOlirte. llu=
ter ben Sriimmern iano man ben Suabeu uuo
orei anbere gNger, melde III Der BerfIGtte ges
arbeitet batten. Ollie Ster murben bepuBtIo8
urb IN ihrldli6 peritiimmeltem 3uitan0e mad
oem 6oipitale gebradt, unO eS erliiirt Weutg
@usiid)t, auh mr. einen einsigen Der llugliids
lid)eu Sl retteu. lleber Die llriad)e Der Grplos
iion 1T gratS ermittelt, inoem feiueS Der Opier
tnt StQube 1T, Qu8fuuit III qebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Nnt,, WIikt erGd,looc,,.

GbtcagO, 8. SUM. = @elterl yfa9mitz
tag, ais Sr. 6einrid gtiemaun uno Sat
tin in Der ytdbe BON 0esplaines ruGhreno zines
befti9en @etpitteriiurmes naf oauie fubren,
tpurGe ibr 6ubrtpert bon einem 8liefrable gez
trofIen, unb beiOe Gbegatten blieben augenblidz
lid tobt. Sbre Bferoe mur6en ebenfallS get0os
tet. gian fanb Oas @bepaar aufredlt in Oeut
@o9eu iiteno. Srau ytiemann's SlciOer batz
ten feuer gefangen unS paren tbeilpeiie Uers
brnnnt, ieood befan6en itd i'm llebrtaen feline
Snuren pOn 8erIetunaen on ben &1rper1I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
scr ssnE4er @riarnttt

GbicagO, 8. SUM. - Der 6ufer Or,
@riscom fpur6e beute Nahmitta9 gemogeu,
unO e8 ftelte iif berdils. OaB er III BiunO an
@tmi9t abgenOmmen bat. @r bate Geute
einen Sdmiubelaniau, ietn Bulsidlag it
i6wud unO icin nlebrtdatges 6aiten bat bereitS
cine 9rOBe @erGnberuug in ieinem 3uitanOe be-
mirft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
GelbfutorO.

8uffalo, NsD., 3. SUM. - Satob
8errp, icit mebreren Sabren Brin3ipal Der bic
figen golfsihule gtr. IA, beging beute i'm
6auie icines Sluoers SelbfmerO, inSem er
itdl cine SugeI Ourd ous 6er3 idOB. @r gra.
buirte ieiner 3eit nit AuS5eiArtua am gale
&oIle9." Der Selbitw0roer binterldBt cine
gSittne unh sfnci &inber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Sfe GptIett=Gottbttt0ttDtt.

Ybila6elpbta, 3. SUM. - Die Tcrtrez
ter Der periAie6enen &oblen,@ @ompasnis' baben
fd) oabin geetni9t, 6aB bic 9lrbeit in ben @rus
ben am g., TO-, H., "a. uno 25. 3. WttS. uno
am A., 5. uuO 6. Sult eiugcfellt WerOeu iOu.
9ieie MaBuabme iit cine 5Ortiebung beS friiber
bon Der Soblen=&ombination OerfOlgteu Sgz
fiemS. Seine BON ben Wafencuratoren Der
n&eaOin9er Sabn" uor9sidlageueH Pldne itn6
innPit nnnpnomrnPu mnrAPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
S0timOre, W0, sQmdQ9, Den 4. Stunt 1881.
Mnhnnc,S Hnnnemf.

G tD III II o. Strg., ). SuUt.-OG Staat5s
Gonoent Der 3teaSiuiters trat I'M 10 llhr beute
Sormittag pieoer 5uiammen uno iebte Die 2lbz
itImmungen niibereinen@o @ouUerneurS -GanOioaten
tort. RiOStberger, tpeld)er mdbrcno Der geltrtz
gen Situng porQeid)lagen ipur0e, ertlGrte, er
tperSe inter feinen llmitGnoen alS @dnOt0at
ouftreten. Die gbiimmungen blieben lGn9ere
Seit obne 0ieiultat, uuO Die Ser6auolungcn ruas
rem b0dit tumIltuariid, 10 baB iid 9cueral
Yiabone peranlaBt lab, cine 6eoe III baltenuno
Die 9elegaten sur @intrad)t Su ermabueu.
SdllieblidJ fielcn mebrere 9elegatlOueu BON
0taiiep uno anoeren @aHoioateu ab unO mar
fen iBr Sotllm Su 9uniten oe8 Sberiten @a'
meron in bic gSaagifanle. Sin bon Sru. Utaiz
iep geliellter 2lntrag, bic domination Sane
ron's sur einitimmigen Su MAIDEN, ruuroe etlls
belltg angenommen.
adtb. SObu s. 2etuiS, @r=8unSeSieuatOr,
tpuroe Johann gum Sice-@ouUernellr uno @as
plt0n Sranf 9. Blair ans QSptbe-G Gouutp gum
@eneralzglnmalt uonliuirt, moraui Der @oH'
bent cine '?Pauie bis 8 llbr 9lbenos mad)te. Sin
Sonllter iUeldes oorber eruant moroen mar
uno benz Sbcrfen Cameron ieiue aufpartuug
genladlt bate, beridtete, oaB 0ericlbe Die 9tOs
mination annebme.
gtad)6em Der @onDent uieoer SuiQlnnlen qez
treten mar, iullroe elm aus orei Uiiqlieoeru BON
iebem @ongrebbiitritts befebenOeS StoatszGens
tralcOmite ernannt, un6 Sberit @m. s. Game.
ton belt cine 3te0e, in tUeldler CT Die JtOmtuas
tton gum 9OuOernerr accepttrte. @r iagte, er
let Gin Semoirat, opponire leooh Dem Bout
bonentbume un6 peroe Dem Sample gegen oa8s
ielbe ieine 9anSen SrGfte miomtn. 9ta6oem
nod bic iibrigen GanoiOateu 9fe0en qebalten
batten, erfOlgte Sertu9ung.
Sie Senator g8abl TT Ntlp 9Orf.
albanb, R.z0., ,. SUM. - Die erite
Gbftmmung Sur Grmabluug zines gtadfOIger8
fir @ontlHg crgab folgeuOe5 3feiultat: SacOb5
so, @ontling "a, gBbeeler IS, Cornell 20, So
gers IA, 2apbam 6, 6entOn 2, Der 3eit ger
ftreut. 6r. 9orSlirg ftlmmte iiir 6eurp g8aro
Seeder. Die @eiesgebun9 idlrttt iOOanH 5ur
&bfimmung be;ii9lih eines 9tadiolger8 fir
Blatt, unb oaS Reiultat mar: Seruan so,
Blatt 30, 9epen 30, 9apbnm 2, Cornell 13,
@rotpIe1 3, 9utAer 4, Dtiller 8, 6olger 3,
gSar0 2, San Colt l. Srcnlain 3, gSbeeler 1.
Sin bon 6rn. Spinola ongebotener Antrag
auf Sertagun9 bis mor9eu Otittag muroe TO-
oann angenomuen. 9ie 9emofraten unO
oSalf8reeOS" ltimmtcn 5uiummen fir ben
Nutrag.
Nemz 9ort, 8. SUM. - GreSenatOren
Gontling uno Flatt befinoen iid) bier i'm ,,6iinf.
ten AoCure SOtcl," rno Stceprdii0ent 2lrtbur
niro morgeu friib bier erluartet. Blatt rptQ
am SOnutag SOrmittag uud 2llbann ;uruf=
tebrer. gtan Mil mifeu, oaB feline Gonicreu;
bier abgebalten mepSCn ruiro. Gonfing's
6reunoe baben i'm au9eblid uerIidert, 6aB
ieire au8f6ten nod 10 gut ais ie ititu unO
OOb Die ,, StalmartS" feii 81 linn itehcH wiirocn.
Serdie0ene YtitglieSer Der @eietgebung tameu
belte 9tbens aus gllbanp bier an.
SUnamtts@gpIoiIon in Wfr0tnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
Gtu WuiiffeIt=gSeretn 1T GDtca9O.

8 ico 60, 3. sum. -Glnc An3abl angez
icbeEtr hiefiger 8iirger blclt beute Abeno eIue
&eliammlung uno Organiitrte eiuen WiuTtfeits
Screin, Ghnlid) bemienigCn in gtem>YOrf. u.
&. Tarbanf wurOe gum YrdiiOcntcn unO 3beO.
8bomu8 gum DiuiifOireltOr ermabIt. Ser
&crein mill Oont SUM 1882 al ulle 5mei Sabre
eiu 6CIt peranitalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-04
(0rot,f i1t lNttornnf3ne

0em =Orleaus, 3. Suni. - Der 8auts
pier ,Gitp Of Niuioa" aus 8era Gru3, auf
pelhem iih Scncral @rant mo GupitdH CABS
bcfiubCu, miro uuf Der Gu0rautGneitutiOu 3us
riidqeGalten. Grant uu0 GaoS tper0eu am
SonntaQe bier unfommen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-11
NEW SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS
That thcy have yet had lie pleasure OF Of
ieiins 70 thelGbiic
Very Bsst Valuas, II every line Of
Goods,
SAMPLES or GOODS,

and anv information that may be desired
that ir is possible for Us to give. will have
our most careful and prompt attention the
ne day they are received. In sending
your orders state as explicitly ~ you can
what you want
C~Do not fail 20 read our regular item
lied advertisements, as they appear from
time ID time in ali Of the Pittsburgh daily
and religious weekly papers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-11
At a Prison Pen.

visited at Salisbury. y. G., the
prison pen or site of it, from which
Albert d. Richardson escaped and
from which near 1900 victims Of
Southern politicians were buried, be-
ING confined in q pen without shell
ter. exposed to all the elements
could do. to all the diseases herdiug
animals together could create, and
all the starvation and cruelty an in
competent and intense caitiff Gov
ernment could accomplish. From
the conversation and almost from
recollection of the Northern people
this place has dropped, but not so
in the gossip of the Salisbury people,
nearly all Of whom say that the half
was never told that such was the
nature of habitual outrage here
that when Federal prisoners escap-
ed the towns-people harbOred them
in their barns, afraid the vengeance
of God would fall on them to deliver
even. their enemies back to such
cruelty. Said one old man at the
Boyden House, who joined in the
conversation one evening:
"There were often men buried out
of that prison pen still alive. | have
the testimony OF a surgeon that he
has seen them pulled cut of the dead
cart with their eyes open and taking
notice, but too weak to lift q finger.
There was not the least excuse Tor
such treatment, as the Confederate
Government had seized every saw
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Crushed to Death.

YoUxGsTowY, April 26.-This
afternoon as William Little, aged
u. and Nathan Linn, aged 42, en-
ploved at the Mower and Reaper
Works, were engaged in pushing Il
car on the side track, they were
struch by car from q switch train
and crushed to death. Both their
heads and bodies were horribly
mangled, death being instantaneous.
Little was a single man and the
only support of a widowed mother.
Linn leaves 4 wife and family. Act
ing Coroner Megown is holding an
inquest this ovenieg. 1t Is believed
their deaths were caused by ncgli-
gence Of the railroad employes.
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PEGGING AWAY.

There was an old shoemaker, sturdy a.
steel,
Of great wealth and rerute in his day,
Who, if questioned his secret OF luck to
reveal,
Would chiFp like a bird on a spray;
1T isn't 50 much the vocation you're in,
Or liking for it, be would say.
AS it is that forever, through thick and
through thin.
You should keep a-pcgg.ng away"
have found maxim oe value whose
truth
Observation has proved in the main.
And which might well be Wanted .
watch word by youth,
In the labor Of hand and Of brain;
For if genius and talent are east
Into work ofstrongest display,
You can never be sure OF achievement at
last
Unless you keep pesging away.
There are shopmen who might into states
men have grown,
Politicians for handiwork made;
Some poets who better in shop had shone,
And mechanics bes; suited for trade
But when once in the harness, however
its I'll,
Buckl down To your work night and
lay,
Secure Tie triumph OF hand and ofwit
1fyoa on'y keep pesging away.
There are times in all tasks when the
fend discomfort,
Advises a pause OF change,
And on field far away aud irreievent
bent,
The purpose is tempted to range;
Never heed but in sound recreation re-
store
Such traits as are slow to obey;
And then, more persisteata and stanch than
before,
Keep pessing and pesgins away
Lcave f.cul cndeavors for such as woald
east
Their s?endthrilt existence in vain,
For the secret of wealth, in the present
and past,
And of fame, and of honor, in plain;
1t les not in change, nor in sentiment
nice.
Nor in wayward exploit and display
But jnst in the sheemaker's honest Gd-
vice,
To keep pegsing and pegg;ns away.
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The Heighte efFoIly.

To wait until YOU are down on
vour bed with disease You may not
ret over for months, Is the height O..
folly, when yen might be easily
cured during the early symptoms
by using Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t
costs only 4 trifle, can never do any
harm, and possesses curative prop
critics in the highest degree. We
have known the palest sickliest
looking men, women and children
become the rosicst and healthiost,
from the timely use Of this pure
family medicine. See advertise
ment in other column.-05ssrcor
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Ifthe grabbed cid bachelor who
uttered this sentiment could bGt
witness the intense thought, deep
study and thorough investigation Of
women in determining the best
medicine 10 keep their families well,
and would note their sagacity and
wisdom in selecting Hop Bitters as
the bcst. and demonstrating 1t by
keepine their families in perfect
health. at q mere nominal expense,
he wodld be forced to acknowledge
that such sentiments are bascless
ana false.-PickGlrHas.
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An exchange says the GODDESS of
Liberty takes the liberty of dress
ing herself as much like a burles9ue
actress as is consistent with the
views held by pilgrim fathers.
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ALovcr's Revenge

BsFrALo, \. Y, April 2S-John
Welker, q well to do farmer living
near Batavia, Genesee county, was
murdered by Charles Stokley,
farm hand, Yesterday morning. The
refusal of The hand of Welkers
daughter in marriage was the cause
leading to the crime. Stokiey shot
the deceased four times with . re-
yolver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-11

one of the Rothschilds owns
s5000o0 for every pound he weighs.
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Chronic Rheumatism and Catarrb.
Took Peruna. Am well. Mrs. f.
Olinghousen, Brownsville, Pa.
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NEW BANK.
-.O:
Somerset County Bank,
CHfRLES d. HARRISON,

Cashier and Manager
Collections made n all parts ofthe United States.
Charges moderate. Butter and other checks col
lec;ed snd cashed. Eastern and westernexchange
always on hand. ReTai;:ances made With prompt
ness Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring to purchase U. s. PER
CENT. FUNDED LOAN, can be accOmmo-
dated st this Bank. The coupons are prepaid in
denominations Of 50, 10, 500 and Icoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-16

Oil City is still excited over the supposed
abduction OF little Jimmy Kennedy, and a
reward is offered for information OF his
whereabouts. The circular says the boy Is
six aud q bali years old, dances, sings,
chews, and smokes. IL Is a matter OF some
surprise that he doesn't drink whiskey and
play poker. AS far as the public Is con-
cerned the man who finds that boy may
probably have him, but there seems to be
little doubt OF his early recovery. He will
not be tolerated long in any place outside u
Oil City.
Secretary Blaine passed through Portland
on his way 10 Augusta few days ago, aud
the Argus OF the former city says /" II Mr..
Blaine Is not a sick man his looks greatly
belle him. His form Is bent, and his chest
suuken. His face Is OF a yellowish cast,
indicating the presence OF malaria Ia bis
system. BE has lost much flesh since be
was last Ia the State, and has grown much
older In looks. His almost constant COM
panion now Is cane"
A few applications OF 81. Jacobs Oil cured
Mrs. Sue Conyers, corner Spring and DIV,
streets. Quincy, ILL.,, who had been Ill will
Irheumalism and suffered the most excrucia
ting pain.