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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
GittS MerEen.

@ta0 W erifo, II. Septembcr. - Der
g 6fi6ent srmdhHte in icinsr geitcru qelcaentli4
1er Gr0fiuuua bes @OugreiitS gehalteaen ReOe
ren Oioroauerifi nIf Oin BrdNbeuten @lrs
feb, ben thrbaren unO tu9enobafien Bareer.
ueld)er naS erite 4mt Der Ser. Staaten be-
Ilcieet," oils Gin beoauernspiiroiees uualud.-
Ger BrGfoent Deriprodl tie baloige later.
triidIua Der Raab1a9t oil Der @renSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Gin Observation-Disclosures In
sg7ttSid1f

Ytttsburg.1 II. september. - @eneralz
Selretir Spues BON Der y@Oul- -Mineras afO-
ciatlOn" bat ben @rubenbeitscrn an9ctiinOigt,
naf, menn ole Soblenurelie nift inuerbalb
eiuer gHoAe reDu5irt merOen, BON zen @rubeu=
Glbeltcrn eiu neuer Snite nm iiint B1Olent
yOhnerh6tung begonneH luerOeH ptro. - Die
@lubcnbtiieer benilliatsn filr5ltA ben Irbeis
tern cine gebnelh0buna BON 81 aui SeutS
PIE &ulhel, srh5hten ieDod] Den aletapertdui8z
prts aui II Geuts. 3ones ertldrt. oltle RrslSz
GhGtuna iei iibcrtrleben un0 unH6tltJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
@usitaR0 pon @tfeAbabm Nnge=
ftculeu.

9OuugStowu O., IS, Scptenber. -
Gina 40 TrattzGouputteure mo Bremier Der
Stem. rf=Beuu'gloania.0hio Sabn" iteIieu
bcufe bic 91but etrI. Die Gremier Uerlanqeu
tine grb0burg ibrss gObues BON $l,85 an s.
pIo Sag unD Die GOnOuiteure bon $50 auf $40
pro NOnat. Die Seiteugletie IinU auf cine
Sirede ron Yteilen nit belaoeHen Sraht=
ndQQous Qsfiiut, unO cine erufIite Slodaoe
icht in @usfdt. Die 4usiebcuo2u srhlelien
ouf tbge 6Orbernng 6te 2tntmort, oaR lte lJt
ole entldfsn betIautCn t6unten, I'M Safe iie
utdt IoiOrt on Die Nrbeit 1uriiftebrteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
SrnnHNic ita NSnnn.n

Soften, 18. September.-bartg Tolbe8,
80 Sabre cit, Orang geiteru in 0aS 5itIcau Oc8
0rn. @eo. gS. 8OwaleHO Elm uuo bra1tc benz
2ebteren cine getabrliue SduBwunOe am &5cNe
bci. SOmnieno eutf!ob mo febrte hit C..nem
8oli3ilcn 5uriid, WeIdlcr 6orbeS els Yeid)e auf
Dem 8Ooen oes &iirtaU8 uorian0. @r bat.c Iit
cine Suad nnrd) Die yunce uno G.ue anJpr-
ourd)'s 5er3 gedlOiieh. Gam WiotiU p, ~,
9G9r.I aaI &OmnenO 1T ntdlt PUNT. lns,1I
itd be.oe Wdnder ne bOIbe-. oe.rCiien batcn
6orb::e war titr,lto aus oe.n &or.e.tiopS5aait
sntlohen, MOI, At cr auf Sme. Sabre gsih,a.
Dorosa mar, med er NIT Del Sbpeiter ie.nc.
EIoH N m,ipgr @he aeIebt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Galtes gsetter ian " effet.

GhicuQo, II. &eptember. - lluglpjbuz
ltd foltfs gScttcr fiir oIeie Sahresilt hat leit
tiuiatn 5agen IN 9ea NOiute mo im Stal.s
Soma iberbaupt aeherriht. Sin Der ,Rots
SSlonter Suhu," swiifen De Soto, 20 Bi5i.
len ptiil,d BON 8es Nioiues uno Smata,
Jlebr., bat re heftg aeitucit, uuo in Omaha
lag Der Shuse amsi 9oQ tief. Die geiieru
Ahenb bier angdommeueu Baglons Der ,Rod.
5slaHoer SobH" parsH nit S9nee beoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
@attintnoro ttnp selbifmnro.

y better, Penni., IS. september. -5h8.
Sttnon, 53 Sabre alt, ermOrOete gegeH II ll1r
ieine 62zidbrige Satin, inoem cr lbr Die aehle
mt einem 9taiirmefer ourdlidHitt, mo bratte
fJd) Johann NIT Der Hdmliteu gSdfe cine
tIaflenbe 0uuoe am 6alic be-. Gr mar Dem
SluHte crgcben unO sur 5eit Der Sbat betruu.
fen. @iferiud)t un0 bduSlner llufrie0e perveu
ais 8emeggrituoe aHgegeoen. StIulon lit
id}tpgrIidl Ill Tetten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
SlnS Ser SaaoesDaaptitaot.

Baibingtou, 18. September. - ge=
ridlte Oes fatih.id)an Giiraau8 ergeben, baB
mdbreno NeS @IonatS 2luauft 56,744 @lnwauz
oerer III ben oeridleoeneu 5dfen Der Stre.ut9teu
Staaten lanoeten. 0apou lameH 10 ,431 ans
8cutidlan0, 1643 aus Selireib unb S71 aus
Der Sd)mC,5. = gtadliiebenbe Eabelle erqibt Die
3oBl Ger I'm lettea 2luguit, ben ON 81. Sluguit
Slpei Monatsn mo Der entiprenenz
Den BeriOOen beB peraauaeneu Sabre8 einqez
Berionen, iomte Die N6nOer, aus
lpeld)Cn iie famen:
9u,uf ai,t,ua csuGu cs,,r :,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
gDaISbranse i'm sfaa4e geiy.msrF.

G0rtb &c, N.sY., II. SepNmber. = Die
8ol0branOc, Die am 9oumeritals elnige 0lsilen
iii0ih bon bier auSbraden, haUen Iim, begiiuz
itlgt burdl einen heiugen &no, meiter uerbrei=
tet. Siele @cbduDe ucbIt Dem etuqCheimiten
gctraioe uno bcm Sieh, oa5 niflt raid gcnug
IN Stderleit gebradlt merbeH fOunte, lnb eiH
9ldub nfr 6lammcn. Drei Mdurr Don bier,
meldle iif aciteyn iriib in oen gBalO bc8abcn,
merten oermiBt. 9as 6euer ndbert itdJ / tt
BEN biefQen Srie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Giicnbabnmnfa4. - SFct 9serTouen
8etootCt tttIo stcet t0Otltd) pGrs

@lmira, N..y., II. Septbr.-Sn 1olle
eincs miBuerianOeHen Signals itisBen geute
frib in eer 9tGhe pon @bemuugz Station, me-
uiae Wltilcn 6flid BON bier, swei 6radt3itae
nui elnanGCr. Sin 2ofomotiptiihrer uno Sluc.
Sremier murben aet0otei, EN- @ououI,eur mo
Elm Sremier t0Oilid U1rlitt. 6ait idmmtlife
gea0en Der beiSen Siiae fno Serit6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
agahrs6stnIfd,er stftn,orS .

q dlan0, Yie., IS. Septsmber. - Die
2Cid3e oeS prn. @OmurO .. 9lorie in Union,
gle., luuroe geftern ausgegraben mo iOu Hitler.
ludjt pIbcn. WtaH hegt Den SerOGd)t, Dag
Der GGritOrbene bon ieiner frau Ueralitet murOe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Ser Sampfer ,, 5anieI SteiRntann"
0eStr0taDef.

Sineparbz5aDen, II. Septbr.-0T
belgiide 9nmpier y0anitl Steinmaun," bon
SOlton iiber gisru=YOrf Hadb Antperpen unt5es
Wegs, iit beute friih mn llhr 3l gSeitAop gez
ftranbet. 9aS SOitoner ShlcppboOt r@liie"
lieat in Der RGbe oe8 9ampfer8. gln Der
Stelle, mo 9ebterer uufiei, 1T feliiger @runo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
ReHeLcrGsIaHnta.

9eS gt otneS, Soma, II. Septbr. -
Sn @arb & Comps Sd9eniible bgi Gfonroe,
Sosper~@ountp, CrplONirte Der SaiiH, mO0urdl
Is. u. @arnant get6OtC. unO 90. Z. @arO t6Ot,
lid OCrleBt mlIrne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
g,ttaigdte tflearoyht,ne nepeyd,en

g3ct ) 10 oers SprlHQa 90bbzA0uaiq,
Go., ertiQHftc fdl am lseten 6reitag GOrulit=
tag Gin bluti9cr Sump swddeH OeH Sc
milien 0i1tdr 4 mo Cooper, melfle ie,t iaH9er
3Cit bittsTe Teinoe uaTsH. ger ale Cooper err
idos Ciren ecr Ulitfsls nit elmer ShrOtfiHte
NIB braGste slnem auoereu cine t0otlidle Shut.
munte bel. Or lelbf muroe Ourdl mehrere
McferfiGe lsbsnsgddbrLlh uermuuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19

Sin 9oGar pro sf,a5St,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
sstehmdrffe.

@bicagp, II. Septbr. Die 3ufubr bon
Sdmeinen belief fdl hmte auf 13, 900, Die Der
'eubunQ CHI 34OO Stiid; ole Brehs uOrlJrtsn
}rDl'd3cu $4.O0 urb $3.50. - 9iiHouleh: 3uz
fubr 340O, %erisnOung 3400; Sertdrie 80
f4O0 bis $7.55. - 5daaie: 3uiubr 1900,
SulGuie III $3.75-$5.O0.
ct. %oute, II. Sept ShpetHc: Ser
tduie an &6.4O bis $7.O5; 3uftLlr $1,000
SuicHoung 230O. - RrHDulsh: 8erfiufe II
1925 bic S6.0Os 3uiubr 1000, @erisuhung
1860. - ShGaft: 3uiupI .... Sri;Houag
-: gseliduie II S3.OG-S4.15.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Der ts;Scunabitfrtca

8 SOitou, II. Septcmber. - 9ie r@ranos
Sruni>Eabn" uiro pom HGd1deH DtoHtlge Gu
SSileie ron SnIion nadl &btca9o mo Suciid
fir $50, bGi clusm 9labott uou $40, u:rEaHf2n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
seiu elmffNnO DER esS05lcaapa are
iu Gbto ATS SsiiGiia1t flsr oea


GOIumbus, D, 18. 5spt.-6r. @larf
5roire, S0rFtsr D,S oeuoiI>4sllta 5tlatS=
Gomitf's, hattie bem 6rn. Geo. st. RaIh ,i8or=
iiter hes republltnuIirheu Staats- -&omlte's, IN
einem Yrieie borgeIdlagen, na6 beroe Rartelen
Die GnmpognersosH uno Die Agitdtion bsSiia=
lldl Der 6trtInahl in Anbetraht otS ftitlihcn
9uilGnOes oes YrdfiSentsu pOrldufiq uerihie-
ben io0teH. 9aS repubtifaniidle @Omits mi
gsrte fh, aui Elm loibes arrangement siHBu-
aeheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
grets 25 Gemts pro saaateI.
SH allen Hpotbettn Bu boben.
Bran Ieie Salidl Hao g8aAE."
9li oas gnbltftIn!

gs Tonn fstns before Garane hr osH gBertb pou Dr.
g3abDap's altbtariHbeten ". &. Bl.zeeilmitteln
euforrpieIen meIben, ais Ole elenben uRo uugloiea
Va&obmunaen oerielbeH. Gs aIbt opobI ialihe .R
foUents. ais aud -B3eliefs" uno Bins" Sebet gu
Dor un6 perlaRet nur Or omGp'5 unh atbtet hdraai,
fel beitAbet, (5ugt20, 1l4ldEE8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
gine aute Hnht

SSNt bHtN StuNlks
yong Brand, ben IS. September, s
llbr friih. - Die in Der leeten 0spsidle BON
geitern Yadlt nusgeprOd)elle Ssriirbtltna elmer
ipeiterGn ihIimmaung i'm 3ufanoe oes
8rdfoenten iit glifliderrueiie r1dt erftiqt.
gSie Die 6crren, peld)e in Der 6randlpu= Billa
iibeuahtet haben, berihten. bat Der Battent
Oielmebr ieit Witternadt rubig eei6lafen, uuO
bat id teiu Sieber ein9eiiellt. OieIe Nadridlt
bat bic 6offnungen Aller pieoer qeheben.
Sas ofTt3teHe D9orecn. Bulletin.
% llbr.) ,,Als mir ben Brdii0euten nm
llhr so Miinuten uuteruhten, fanoen mir ieiue
8emperatur auf SO, isinen Bulls auf 1O2 uuS
feline 8eipirntion anf IS itebenS. gSdbrenO
Der Haht bat iiGl trin bemertbare5 Tieber etu=
geifellt, unO bnriirte Der Buls Sniaen 1O2 uuo
112. Der Suitsn bat Den Batienten meniaer
beldffiet, ais friiber, unb Der Auspurf bleibt
unperdnoert. Der Brdiioent bat bic n0thiqen
9labrun9smittel uno Stimulantien III iit qe=
nOmmen, ohue Maaenoeidmeroen III beripii
rem. gluf 1T mdhrenD Der 9tadt tein 4useiz
den bon 9etti9er 8ertpirrnng bemertt uOrOen,
9. %. SuB,
SSranf .. Sdmlton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Ser 78. Sag.
eaetnOare ssHerans ant gsprsem.

Seine idllimme Spmptome mdbrenb Ses Cages.
9ingegen Elm neuer 9 hiittel=
fro u 4nfall am Gben0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Ser Sonntag.

(Ntttsrnndt.) Die leihte 9eTsruua bat
nid3t angehalten, bas 8eftnoen oes BrdToeuten
1ih riglmsbr eini1ermaBen peridliumert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
9as MDrae.,:gs tnetim,

. NVE.J-rUVI U1I qVlITF ItOl8tH VOrgIHOHIz
menen drStliUen llnttriIfung itauo Der Yul8
auf 1O8, Gemperatur 80 $40, 9feiptration 21.
gRdbreno Der gtad)t fuftuirte Der 8uls ;wiz
lten 116 unb 1870, mo Die Eemperatur mid
ieAr UOn bem nOrmGIeH 3unanOe ab. Der Ba,
tient ifliei gut unO nahm bon 3eit iu 3ett
gtabrllng. Scr Suiteu lit peniger beldfigen0
un0 Der 2tusmurf mdBtg. Der 4usfUB aus
Der 8uu0c bat tein geiunOeres AuGehat, unO DE
6arbe Der @rannlatiOnen bat ftQ um Elm Sc
llHapS aCbtiicrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
Str beeetabEliSmes GrTe9nttteI Fas
GnInnel

80Gi0mmtH cine iealtnen Beigcitmnt, eTeq1ui n{t
tRem summit gInirt, Bursiren, rcluItrcH, retniaeu
mr. N5Ylea.
HiaoUnH'b Eiusn sUr Gur uleG RTanfhetten ber
DtoQCHs oerSeber, her eetlme r9iCreH, 6er gloie
iorie fin ngro0ies 9opireh &eriiopiune, enbioeAion
Enspcpf;e, bi0Ie Suidnhe ,5Cher uuterleihscnt,fns
sune, 6dmorrhonen uHb ole anogTeu 2ci6en Ses nur
trTcihfs Sine pollIommene qur qarantirt. Hetn Des
1etobinid, tetHe Spur bcr gggrfur, gneroiieu obrr
5hdhlideu 5ronnen.
A. 97ar beuflte iol9enbt Symphonic bon qraufbtis
tfH oeT 8erbouuucsor 8erfopilug, iHngribe
~ , V!5s rug % gSg eoPls Saute
BoQeuorh6en iaures 9uiiofen, Zinfen ober Be6en
ces 6Crseus. eTftice7oes @ddbl bem eteqeu. Rebel
'ocr foGern Dor oen NuQeu, Fiebcr a. bumpfe Shmers
teu I'm enpe, itodtuhen Atheul, gebe5 ausieheu bef
6Gut unn Der aupen, SeitCnfeheH, ShmerseH IN ogr
@rui uHb ~ ben 05iiehern, Dlosbe HnfDouunqenDo BON
bite, Frrnuen bes iyeiihes.
giniat 3 oicn oon BaDwapS @iHeu t0eroeu baS
Sqffem pou allen u6eneenGrHten Sraniheten 6eyeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
"a nnrh

sSoh. &rGuie beute lub ubr i'm 66. eebeusiahre
DIE Set otE Sesgeaun9 miro lpdter aHaRSsist. (22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
SdIipiu0h6t

Scs gu1atn un0 tl5egH,5ir BttjFs ISrCpLul5ssloyis
EG'utl Sa'ni NW'nmneeu, GHtcuuHs uGO @tya
lulo6ufug tgr yicfu 2uaIrauflri.. Urf3perboIIII1S
.lololh8l Eu >uul bit, no iCna Glt5gtcr nrs
6rlud' RHI1.H UIdc ihmtu6aij, Operation rlg3ra
mebr absrfdiF9 tfl, 9yaisUi!cIn uuS IL amen F6gsg
SHt5ttSn18 eer &arnbIafe Ens
Scr gltcren,
iolrte BET troHidm Baden bon iuei5en RIs urh a..
Smutterlgi6eH. O'' c'"b u'O Ss'
ls,, 'ir5e ent5dlt mebr ofpe uno bcr'lSftior yr,.
-,s-,,s ~ tra,H Elm Guoeye5 &rdpnrat. 5fs GS,fT
ryE bsriSiFs ais 3sncmmtn, UG5rsH6 an6erc 9littsl
fari 5ts irds G}o! Ic "tel cyto4atrH,
Sin Sonar prO Sf'a5G,C,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
9ds SeFnSsn Ses Qattemten bepenFGider, ais ie
3uppr
Set SannEa9.

2oHgs Srand, II. Sept.-(6 llbr iritb.)
- Inn Diitternadlt mar Die Stimmuug cine
iebr ge0ridte, un0 man gab iiA Oen idllinlmten
Seflrfltungen bin. Aller Babri9einli9teit
nad pirb geraume 3e1t uergehen, ebe cine me-
ientlide Seiierung 81 uerseidHsn ietn miro.
Der BrGfpent buffet uid]t mebr 10 hdufig, bod
lit Der louiieH iebr anfren9eno. @r ipeit be-
trGhtlihe GuantitGten giter ans. @s bat itf
obne 3peifsl ein neuer 2ungenabiceB gebiIOet.
Der EuIs iflng tpdbreub oeS Abenes 8ettusiie
pieoer 13O DIAL in Der Ntuute. Der .3utano
oe8 @uttsnten if oerart, oaB es fraglidl 1T, oh
sr i'm Stanbe iein lpiro, iid) DON bem &uuaen=
libel unO Der @ridl1pfung ;n erholen. 0tau
reldIt Inn m69lift uiel Nabrunq in flitiitg2r
6Orm, ba3u in ldngersH ODER fitr5eren i3rDi-
idlenpauien etnige Sropfen Mil6punid, mel
der bem Batienten angeuebm ;u lem iteint
mo aud oeroaut mirb. 6ernsr fOmnen 8biS=
tep.yapementS 3rtr aHuenOuHg, M Den Srz
ndbrung8pro5eB Su f6rOeru uuO gdn3lidtm
Sdpiuoul Der &rdite UorSubeuqcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19

@eIegropl)lId)e 9epeic5en.
I9erl4te Der ~gfOcirteu gyeIie fir ben r2eutf,eu
Gorreip ponoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
q ef0 f0atttnA8bef6perpen. 5

@uIz Diaub5c, Gbolcya J}oybus o6er,dymer,b,g,,,
StlhlF7aa mcrnen IN tj-20 gtHuen hTrIrt bugb
g2emaa s Gcooo &CIiet &e6cr @eraspnma rod
Iobt Der @gbrout ppu u. &. Nelcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
SaaTBia GsHtS pro 8GsVas.
IaOtnaD'S
@e8altrenbe PtQen.

5uufomficfe RnradH2eu, fttberuse ablahts
attttel, iosTfct ohne Sf,nieri. itets lnBGlding
unp uatGrlidl in ihrer GOeraftOa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
q. q. 2s.
&aoSp0D'S 9tc0S1 9eGteg
tlrirt uu0 Uerbatcs

tirtrt uHD UerhHict
gtubr, Giarrbce, gb0Iera Ilorbas, SitEsF
unb ShmerB, 8bcumdt5mus, aerU5Is
S@mariea, 0ppbteriti5, 6uI8sris
3tnbun8, SnflueHcia, g.tbs
uur35beihmerbeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
SO max bd5 erIte ur6 TIT bd3 eia;ies
G6mrrjbrrtilgcaSe MttteI

oo5 TN auQerhlide osn oudlgHefeu geioen gir5qIs
tout, n05 GHftaounaen unb@ OHVGitiOuen beiu moosr,
ne nun an oen taraeH, o1m Ui1qU zen ginoaiucioef.
en- 2rlrCl ob6r onheren SrgoHcn ibreu cit 6a5sn.
Del cmaliacr gnDCnouuq. ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
y. vs. SltB,
3. 6apc5 Ignelu,"
SfchiitesSntifaIiencc chi Der Witareife.

SfepIUf4siEIIAI!tott CUT oct JIHurtIIt.
SoItou, II. Sept. - @eneralpolmeilter
Saales, ScGcGGr punt un0 SeftctGr BmOom.
pon ibGen 6raueu begl;itet, uno Sr. 6agh pa
lling8 finO geltern 2tbeno ans Den 2Bblte AiouR
taiEs bier ein9etrofieu. Sie bcabfhtigteu, b
Rcle auf bem 3Oufutttr o@raHt" fort5uieB,n
merOen aber in 6Olge Der idlliumen NadrtWRn
ans Kong, Graud, Die ibuen @eneralaumllt
Wc&ea9b iibGmittelte, heute 8ormtttGa nm
II llhr per 80bn abraicn. Sefrctdr 8laine
bsfinbct It notb in 2Iun,,,.-, ~, a,,ut.,c, ii:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-19
gfnGjri@ten nus Gl6eron.
Ser "a. xae.
Seri4limmcruus in ieber 5iniidt.

81 d iittelfrof T unb @rbre6 Ell.
@intritt elmer 9efdbrliheH SriiJs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-27

BETHEL, Sept. so.-The news OF PreSil
dent Garheld'S death was received at
Bethel with profound sorrow, Bells were
tolled, flags were displayed at half mast.
The post Office, stores, and some OF the
private dwellings were drapcd in mourn
Ing. a. expressions Of heartfelt grief The
people felt personal atiliction had visited
their own homes, and many ftrvent
PRAYER went up for submission to the di-
vine will, and consolation in the great al
Fiction, likewise that wisdom and strength
might be vouchsai,d 10 President Arthur
In this, his hour OF need. At meeting
OF citizens Friday evening, a committee
was appointed 20 devise measures 10 AZ
yropriatcly observe Monday, the 2Glh inst,
In accordance With the Presidents procls-
nation
Friday, heavy thunder showers passed
over Bethel; the rain fell in torrents wash
iug the roads badly.
c. c. Farwell showed u bunch OF lus-
cious strawberries gathered the s2ud inst.
The farmers are having good weather TO
harvest their sweet corn and the crop in
Bethel is abundant J. b. Webb 4 Son are
putting up Is, 900 cans a day at their facto-
" in Bethel. and about 10000 in Rumford.
There were $50 acres planted for these fac
tories Those who planted yellow corn
are getting Il good crop well ripened. The
potato crop is,sioIt bat commands good
price. Grain is good and well secured.
Western spples are not abundant
:. 4. Thurlow. \. NJ, former principal
Of GOulds Academy, Bethel, aud for several
years principal Of Freeport High School
has lust been elected principal OF the Hish
school at POttSyille, Penn. lie has been
teaching the past year in Jefferson county,
y. Y, aud il was with great reluctance
they parted with him, says the local paper,
because Of his sterling worth s. man and
his high attsinm, MS. in scholarship and
discipline. l Spesk Of this a. hint 10
those who have in charge our higher edu-
catioual institutions, that some indUcemCni
may be presented TO such young men 20 re-
main in the State. II should no longer be
said that Maine Is good State 10 move
from, but that it is good State TO live
in. ".
BErHEL.-MiSs Phebe Lapham died in
Bethel, Aug. 23rd, aged % wears. While
che was on a journey from Lewiston 10
Bethel, she was thrown from Alder River
bridge IN Greenwood, into The river few
days before her death. aud was only saved
from drowning by timely rescue. Some
two years ago, She had partial shock OF
paralysis which much enfeebled her health,
and that in connection with being thrown
into The river, was the probable Cause OF
her deA.h.-Ec.
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HARTFORD, Sept l9.-Rev. Mr.. Scott Oh
East Hebron, preached an excellent sermon
founded on John i'll. l4-l5, at East Buck
neld in the afternoon, to good audience
orShe Sabbath OF the 18th, followed at the
close al O'Clock. by temperance meet
ing. DR.. c. BRIGHAM took the chair with
appropriate remarks, when Rev. Mr. Scott
read portion of scripture and offered
PRAYER, abiding in feeling manner TO our
beloved President. Among the speakers
iuterspersed with good music, were Chase'
futile, Berry, Hersey, DeCoster, Aiien'
Record. Keen, DIR. c. and c. Bridgham'
Bicknell and Mrs DIR. c. Brigham MI
Scott, at the close, read the pledge. Ate
well chosen remarks, he called for volun-
teers to sign the same. Thirteen, includ-
ing both sexes, responded to the call. Ii
was one Of those live meetings, where
preacher, lawyer and physicians dare u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-27

MOUNT Micah clearing OF the sur
face of the famous Mt. Mica deposit, at
Paris. q number Of specimens OF tin ore
have been obtained and large quantity OF
mica exposed to view, indicating very
extensive deposit OF this material. Upon
the very top OF the ledge decayed place
in the granite revealed seven tourmalines
which were once Of wondrous beauty, but
from long exposure to the action OF the
elements they were disintegrated into num-
berless fragments and could not be remov-
ed from their matrix without being de-
stroyed. They were trsnsp1rent-red al
the base, then changing into bright green
and deepening into dark green at the sum
nit of the crystal. One of them measured
six inches in length by four and half II
breadth: another was four inches long by
one and half inches wide. As soon n
active operations are commenced at this
locality il will be much visited by miner
alogists.-NdiRe Mining Journal.
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DIED.

10 Andover. August n, of typhoid fever Mrs. l.
p. Newton, agad 81 wears.
Mr.. Addison LoAeioy, at his late residence 10
South Paris, Thursday Sept. lj;h. ut the age o.
u years, 4 months, ami DAYS.
M. Lovejoy was m esteemed citIzcn n consi.t
ent member of the Congrtga,ionnli-t church, and
has had the heartfelt sympathy cfihe community
during his long sickness. The sane II MT less
true for his family. wife and two dsught ter,
In their Bereavement.
Al Maiden, Nus, .th inst Frederick Sidney
wks., son Of DANIEL :. md Mary n. Page
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-27

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1881.
" D.PURINTOS Executor on the Estate OF
d. James n. PufiLton late Of Andover, In
said County, deceased, having presented his &C.
count Of administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance.
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested by causing . copy Of
this order to be Published three weeks successfully
In the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
nay appear at Probate Court to be held at Parii
IN said County on the third Tuesday Of Oct. next
q So'clock in the forenoon and show cause II any
r. A. FRYE, Judge.
] A true copy-attest: II. G. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD COUNTY MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
The oxford County Musical Association
are 10 hold their annual festival at Nor
way, commencing Oct 4th. Mr. Notch
mar, who gave such satisfaction as musi-
cal director last year, is TO occupy the same
position AZ the coming meeting. Mendels-
sohu's Hymn of Praise" will be re.
hearsed and given at the closing concert
on Friday evening. Free entertainment oy
the citizens OF Norway and half fare on the
railroads from Portland, Lewiston, Can
ton. Gorham, n. H., and intermediate sta.
tions are promised. All are invited and
a large gathering il anticipated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-27

AUcTIoN.-Mr. Elmer H. Marble will
sell at his residence on Paris Hill Satur-
day, October LIST, all his household fur
niture, express wagon, sleigh, harnesses
&c. Most of the furniture is new. and
but little used. Parties looking for bar
gains in that line, should attend the
sale,
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MARRIED..

In Sebago Sept lt't, by Rev. A. ". withsm
Mr.. Thomas y e, stun OF Portland, and Miss An
ME p. William, Of Sebsy", Me.
In Dix1e.d, Sept. IL. by Rev. II. G. Nun on, Mr.
Albert sIorer, and Miss Angelo l.. Unite, both Of
Bnston, Msss.
10 Ro1bnty, Sept 18th NJ. Tn, mas J.. weehs Of
Roxbury, and Miss Jane l. Glover Of Rumford.