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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
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ct. 8aul, Diiun., %. 5uli. Sine De
peidIe aus Iort guioto, >. &, melCet, OaB
Sitting SuQ" nit 167 itiuer Sriegu beue
iIib ami Oem 3nmpier o@tueral S9ermau"
mad Der Stanoing GOdsQgHtur c,ug2ihtht
mpr,e. Sitting &ull" pcrbdlt it1 i.bt mit=
rid unO UermetOet alien llmlauq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
Gin 4tt1anecilcl1ncr g}ai7aQitg,

@uuHtiOU, Sol ~. &Ul.-00ut 1blU,
eiu IutrmaHu oar 8alow & SlHoUiou'j1au
Gonirtd'tnlIuit, murC Qsu,cH &bta0 Ua9,
gdo-Gitu uOu Ciuem 4aiilgltr, Wel@.r Nb
uUOloGutljdl Oufuartt mo wlclcH SlNu Ots-
hclb uu5 DCr &utId}C on Ole yufi }tttt, critic
deu. Der Ji0mG Ot5 )RUroer5 lit uW5,tduu,
g. IN in hnS Nahirnc cnLInh-M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
Gin Niebiffer gsnd1fiihrer. .

8oftou, 29. Suli. - W. .. gSab5urHe,
ieit IS glOnaten Su6fibrer III 9Rnteu Der
Enma benrn 6. Burroughs & Gomp., murO,
t.ute itiib inter DER AHtlage uarblitet, $4,000
bis l5,00O unterihlageH 81 haben. 2gIibs
buruc iou istHe SduIO i4rittIi4 etH3etaHoeu
frhrrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
ner Ginrinnntifr Soba6 { n1nrft.

Cincinnati, 20. Suit. - 4ui Dem hja'
iiaen &ldttntabadsmarite berrihte in ottier
Nodie uraem6hnlid1 groBs aufrsauHg, llugss
fdhr 21S2 Slbufte fiHo su eiHem 0HrnihuIttss
Urtiie BON SI1.55 pro SentHer Oerlduit nor
ben. Sin ! rhoit bon belon0ers gutter GulIIz
iit uuree III 500 Dro GertHer uertauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
@CrmIi0te 9eUeT0en als g9eius
MnFF

ReW gort, 20. Suli. - Sobu Garter,
Gin 2lrbei'sr an eiusm i'm Ban bcgriff2neu Sc
bGuoe al @de Der 6ranfinlra3e uuo SeIf=
8ronoman, puroe bcIte frlib Ourm 0aS llmfQl=
len elneS ihmCren Baltel1S, luelf)er ais Stiibe
oes anioBanoeu @sbGuOcS oient,, Ougeublidttcb
get6otet.
- 9as 8arren'idle Srte98gTitt miro ijtl
nlolqen sine die Uertagen.
= Der 15-iabrige Sas. Ma0orga tunrOa
Beute irib uuter Der auflagt OerbaTtet, cine
9Scidlc Der y6uOionz9li0ev SabH" an @de Der
81. StraB5 nuO y. aueuut in UU5uilirer Abs
ijtt fplid) geiiellt III buben. Der 2lHoetlaate,
paldsr sin Hauiiuuge Der NRutual 8eGgraph
So" Su ieiu uorgiIbt, wuroe bis auf gSetereS
eiugeitetft. - @tu dbnlid5e8 Ssrbrsten puroe
geitern abtnO mad ll9r auf oerielben 8abu
beQaHgsH, uu0 Elm nit 6rauen NIB SjnoTu &C.
FILTER grturfOuSSua mirc bei SumOO0 btulbe
uus Dem @cl2ie geinltuoert mor0eu. @IUdlts
terpciie gslaug Is Gem gofomotiuiiibrCr, olu
3u9 nod 5ur rcfteu 3et sum aaRaltra 81
NlU0PTI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30

&n foqmocn fnoct man bic 9ulni1e eiui9er mobCz
tea ron SOiDeH'o Giebta's Stquio @rract OF
&cci onO 2onte Suptaoraior aus tBrcr Burt5:
g'ou Cr. q. IN. Sumter, Baltimore, glS.
Ulit 8erguulgn Cmpic6c idl es ais elm
cus8gdtuctcs Erdparat."
Or. G. g. Stuart pom Dlnrgl5uocr Ircn=SoTpiz
tai IN Baltimore, $40, iGyeibt: alutsI QQen Bydpas
TutcH Die nlr r rUUrgciOmmeu mo faHu m es ais enes
Der Utrtamftn tmpieh,en."
gOltjmorr, ben 20. Sanulr is7j.
SCt Gutfraitun7, NiebEr= Uub yilrUaI- HrluflaileG
babe l4 Is ais une5 ogr 5uUcudihlittu Hubr5Ii,eu
>ilJiuu8smu!l 9-iuu6tH.
scan 5. GatbDeII, U}. D.,
glr. q, G5lue5hrd6e.
scr Urlt in Ulauulsoo9s Rctysat bei baltimore
idJabt: so bate IS ais Elm btwuuoerB 5Urb,5
-,aItUu85z uGo >ttiuu,uniw.tc. 5Gi Uldcur. Vunia
hIeiCgtD gCiTUoCU. Ole bon u1gGrirlhgi 0T gebCu5=
gJier, lGugamu WcueiGgg, A0pCUmaUEd uuo Der
bMunQa= =Nuldliaisit beqleila lJgJcu, SD unpieb,e
u, ztotas, 90. ,.
Ir. IL y. 2tm0yt pom UlarHl- c5pi.al In Baltiz
more, Nio., il9l: pgs 10 Elm Gu5a8dbnde5 Star
iuHg5mittd flr Den Grlanismus."
1iImcr gIirtoH, 81 O., galtimore, Dlo., fa3t:
hdtun9 un0 Sdmdde, Glu.amutj, glsibiuht &C.
no Cs uuuberirefhib."
Ey. e. S. get Dou Baltimore, Dlb., idueb: ~g5
aCudblte BCteueH, Die ldngerc 3et ourd ADpetit0er=
luit un0 unuer0aUllhfsit Htigdf.2t D9r6cu mo, bic
UuIt-e gUdbglUa uHb JiIOGH=Jialu18."
@utad.tH 0es n. s., %. 2Baliou, sinnapos
lis, zlO.:
agju qau3 ousqgciHnctcs lydparat. 8opaJubu,
ais SCbCrtICau UoEr iratO EtI OHblre5 mas 10 e bet
GbgHglrtsn ooey aetw1ttGu 4oahtuuoHcn unaea
UcloG babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
5}oli11ltttFou

Bort 81 befer, i.sg.t 20. SulI. - Der
6o,lcm grprcB 6radt5ug coliOutc beutc uaAc
otcier Station NIT eiHem auf ctnem SettcUgs=
lelie fiebenNcn aHocycu 3uge. yheuaHO wurOc
bGlctt. Gci0e yOtOmOtjUcn murocu bgdi
oiQt, un0 flint @aggons oemollrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
GrfrunFen.

opcMa1, rs, 20, Suit. - 3pti
Gunbeu, udmllh Der 14sidhrtge Eept8 yau9s
ham aus 5Pblaoelpbia uuo Der 12-idbrtge 6reO.
@olion ans g8ilmingtOn, 8el., eruaaten belte
labe Oi,icm Srte bet'm Sa0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
Nrr iFifenhaItnfriea.

CT. Qouis, 20. Sult. - Der 6abrprets
uou ti5r nadl Jtsr. yOrf wuroe beute Guf alea
ginica ron $24.25 auf SIS reoulIrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
eluIidteu elmer brtfiiben mcot;iutalen 35it=
SairiTt iiter ole 9fs uIIoc.

Qpubou, 20. Suli. - Die DEaacet" Ooa
oieicr &oae, o1s tonIn9ebeu,e mtOBinihe
@latt in Qonoon, e.ildrt In 6sSul aut BriiJ=
bent @arfdo's QSunDe: ySuhi'Btu Oou Oeu
Gleinern f0nneu nit in ole g8uuoe asfihrr
pOr6en Isin, uno ieoer 4biceB, ptAer ftt bill.
net, if nidlt uur cine ojreits Qusle Der Ssfabf
in Iolqe ocs eiutreteuoen Shmeries uuO 6les
berS, ionSeru isbt aun Osu Brlioeuteu ieoesz
moi out's Geue Der @ciabr Der S,uloergiituu9
aus. Sin neuer 9blcsB ODER Elm Riidiaa Ton
usn lu ieoer 3eit eintreten. uuO e5 1T Oe5balb
BON GROCER gSihtigieit, bic TOIpuItdle St0tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
GurOpdtf6e Sa6er6eridte.
Bctddlte iiber bic &rReunMng OeS 6ru. 9d;
Edlnri lnnt NlefanStetl On Sentidllano.


Sduri 5um @eSanStcl an Sentldlgano.
0oubou, 20. Suli.- Der ,SImeS" mWo
ans Berlin teleerapbirt: ,Su mobluutcfAtcz
ten 6reiieu clrtulirt oaS @)sriid]t, oaB Adltb.
Sarl Sdur; benz Idtb. &uOrcu 3. gShie ais
@eianoter in Scrln nodliOlgen iutr0. IS
miirbe obue 3weiiel etn grOBart9er &r,umph
fir oeu gianu iCiu, mcldJer Dor itber 30 Sab
reu nlS 9lGbeu aus 9eutihlaH5 enttiob, mtHn
CT oils @einuoter Der groBeu 9tepubltt oeS
gSeiens iuriidtehrte, aleil IS 1t 3meelbatt,
Oh cine Oldle &raHSfOrmatI0uslccne beon5tre
gcnugthuuHq am OOie eTuedeI mltroe."
NCEc 5itpcnOerfplpuu tlt QrcuBen.
GCrltH, %. S}ulI. - SIN 6dmmerltetu,
BClpwuBen, babeu bi5tcr aludttIid glUti-
SenlltCu= &enoHihotloucu itattgeiuuyen, uuo
man befMd)tet erultllde Gr5ciie. Die @enSo'arz
men Fnc mQdtloS. 2lehnlid)e RIheit0ruuQeu
iuurOen am lCbten 0iculllge SuSdrmal0e, Eonlz
mcrH, IN Scene gClt5t, no bic SeU0lferuug oa5
gjQCntbUm UCriuiG6euer SSsrdeliteu Serit0rte.
Eie itiiGJC 4anObiU UGin liNiCsbdtsls e.tSgiIti1
aRaCnoiHmcn uHO iuI &eerr,hbdaie S.Im Grs
2OuDpu, 20. Suli.-Die iriiGe 2uuObiG
pUr6e ttUt3 QbcHO i'm lluterAame 5HuI erttGu
Yi0lc uUlcitu uno nit Z20 QcgeH IA SttuIncH
Gno9ltig augeUommeu 1,c DlinOrlt0t be-
fano duSitltBlit ans @oneruatiucH. Der
kA1b4N iNAA ANA Sb4blN%tl-LAbNLl %tttN NhAb+AIN
slHhCn9er BarUelpS eutbleigea lIdl baS Stlm=
mems.
SIN Scuubauic muroe Die Sill bGuta
2lbtuO 5um Crltu 0iale UtrltlH, uno DIE
SyuCie ECiuHQ ouf udd)ittu DiOuIag ieitgeest.
9frban0lungen ocs brttIidICH GarsameHts
EOUOou, %. S}ull. - Orn. gSu. %.
Smitb'S i'm lIHtJrb0ule g9legeutlld) Der Or,tten
yelHHg Der yanoblu geittlltey 2lHtrnQ, meld]er
Die SurudUUUuuug Der &0yIQgc al oa5
HicnNr &omlte forotrt, uH emeilcu2 SlaulSl
CluihdlteH Su f0uHcu pHrne OhHe Suumuz
tlciluu9 UIruorfcu.-gor0 DartIultOu, ,Stad,S,
Sctr0dr tlIr SHCtlu, lagte: 2Stlt 2lQub
Ghau5 Stg iibGr Die SullgWldlt Oe5 SINUS
ON lgttGu NituUcG) iit hITttge8 6turn IN Der
3(idMH9 Don GuU0Qh0r gth0rt mOr,eu. GeH.
6uue 10 uliyuirt mogO,u, Ietuc Srlppen N
Guetta III c0uScutrireu. SCIue Srctjnlatt
n 5000 bis 5000 NlaHH fart IlarQu,5 Uou
Gjpon, &;cCtUnjg uOu Su0icn, Dr0 IN Be
tr0d}t iiChtu, UeIdle Sd'r,ttt u6tAig itu2, uuO
oO5 3(,iultQt iC,ntc gtuahuU9cH Der Jtcglc.
RING Mlttbt,lCu. Dian Qlaubt, OaB bc,Oc Bar
ttiaU in DIR iIQQllbN Sd)lault 300 btS 400
YjanH UGaCrlH bobcu. Ser Hdd,ite bruIldle
&orpofCn III rs Nicd3u puu Gauoabdr cut-
fuut."
gcrO Eur.jH9tOu CrWi0ertt huItl i'm lIUJGCs
hou'C NuT 0t yrl35, ob ore H,9lcuIu9 beu
Gmr UatJrIitRcr wGbc, os 3teglunuQ tOnuc
fJjuc Sdrju, uCiilu 10 lang, IL uiht W.,tcrc
gt0drjd,tCu pom &ic,IOutl uOu 5uOteH crAIl-
ten babe. rs ictt babe Der &aur Ola br,tiito
9}cgICriHA HOi) u,ijt nm 8tlllno gtbtitd-
gCuuOl 6ume iei iultruWt wOrycH, ieIuc
EmppeH bCl Quota iu couicHlrJrtU, um Die
gluSocluIr9 OT llmugtu AIT Ienc @l9cuo 81
Cerbm0uH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
@cGicl, Yafete, Yaiiagei6eine II.

p SD @uF8aben aGw0@en6 bis Sicna8 Wttta9 au
man, anscaHm 9oreuns ieSem Sampfer
aad europa beiuertFtatsen an
~ g. Eatne,
e6e Oct 2salftmOre Stra6e uno gOf Office Apenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
u c q It aeG ter
ccutide5
JSinOCr=Jl(G6C.
(GGrnon Sufaat 2Ieaf.)

Ejtfl5 udt5UGbmit Erdgaras rt oie gdia5ull c.s
rfs UH'ttU bclugucNu atsUlI. El'iaJa cl.lit
tlu nO '0GitUgl EoyggJtI1tt zf1AuIibu 3 Rll0=
tbggH, un0 3gGr ig uusg fIJ lslu.i-e ST5IIIul gs5
tigugtW E0yHI. Bon ogu Gusg.e5luitm 4rlgI uIo
Itlt logon iit cEft,tC 1s og bette uuo 3Eutu1iHltf
uaq.tdte GrrliIuHqsnurei fHr Hgi1g uuo UIbi51oe
&InttJ, 0U.t l.I sy-ulg uHo aeTtieuoe cmpiollen
UcJoCU. 8guEncut,E 9 Gtutfnt5 &iE0trulsbl tt
CiHCsUgg5 cine #ctt1iR, i0Eocrn, uis H5hHa5 bta
ont uubgH mus. dn Ir1iluUg 9militl l5tlH les
mes br6eutenogn ithnatb5. i0Ule Iauu .'ibi,H Ser
blulidtei. igiuu zhWatuaiti8i Il uno itaeltn AuIs
udtme in's NI If 0a5 gsrdnn.e &tnoerae9. uotllgz
uu NcnifuiaPu Rum Gsbuuh sWplOl.eH, Die an 8ers
tnuunQsftudhe une tuIau5 utitehc1oir un5uteihens
bgr gr1dtrru9. an trdggm StoifDChid, an Blutur=
muth ltiGHsJ U5usigls uH0 ueihU NnoheHDUouHz
uuo aCaaidru ltbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
carnInI,n nm -rnnanrnl-

yOHOOn, %. ,jllL - yaut cHlr Jicujer'z
idm 4Ipe'dlc ans 0urbau iiuO bc haupidA
lidlcu Aull0BiQititn III 0eu lluterbauOluug2u
3Uutm Der i0uQllteH GOmmiifOH uuo Oeu
8orcu bC'ci9t molosu, uRo as CrIjrt leet
Die bette 2lu5Tat AMI Gin cno9iilti3eS lltbucirs
iommCu Die b0uptiddItlDen BcOtuguHgcn
beitCbcu in bCn 9Ad)te OtS 0urhmarGls itr
Die brItiiheH Gruppcu in EraH5Uacl, brdllhc
@Ouuole OCr auSWGrtigea &3,Cbungtn, Aur-
bGbuug Der SflaUuti mo AuiritbIluug Der
9iCliqiOuShcibe,t. SIN Sale Der %OlIvraaO
uOu Srau5udal bjt BCoiuQuHgeu uIdlt Iuuer-
bOib 0rei lVOUatCn ratiiijnt, 10 wuo SroE5r,-
tonnjcn micor OOujdH0igc SoHO,rduaat b.
nnlpludlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
gBtGtiae @emerfnna

G5 qietl 0ic,a BjHoHeih= 5rtrltiG in il1er Form,
bic Gbgt uuI ais JldAmittd Uirten, mOJegcu oieic5
BugGT1t UiIg uHOCrg wutIe &aeHih0ite1 In IL per
CiTigi, Die &c SJglGih 5u e.Ueu Ni5r= St3riuHJ5s,
SumuoHy= uH6 Sai.eUgrbciIsru1gs Dhi.d MAIDEN.
I'm tutbumtI 1u DtIUfi6tu, WDEa Wlu oulcr bl'W
StfIeru ooer Ggr0youeu b.siss tgenitaH6e5 i0rsf1=
tia sen solNdubiggH J}lW-G ,ColOsHo Stfbta'o 81
Guio 6Ptrad Of Dcef Gn0 EOHic ,SHDiaotator'
r5itrgu. 0as Tucim.e p, 3. Gol0sH" bsiiHoct iit
aui or G.ittte eoT 5Gibt.
Nuf Beiuh
miI6 zine Faitc IOhaaird an iyscn0 eiHU Orb. .Htjs
Gcn QTst 90 ogu &CrriHl5-1T StadtI ngl 5HpiluI
tCr gIprf f=@g6u9Ieu GcieIort Wcr5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
9er Sr6F0ent.
SeIg SWTtano i'm gSeTemtltdem na=
Oet1noert.
aeridlfe nns nen Srnnfcriilnmtr.

: in Serfud NIT benz Surturru=
getrGHf Sum / g."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
3n BabsH in aum sIpOtbsssr

greis so GentS pro Sa6Ie.
(Snti9 D,D,5,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30

&UpCubageH, %. Suli. - Grob0em Die
9}aoitalen in Oeu fiBHden AbgcOrOueteum lbs
len trjumpbr,cu, buben bieIiiRiitcr bcidl2icu,
ibrCu &umpf Ri G'unfeu Der SuiaNuug u0H
1866, meidlc beocH 6duicrH glcihe Gewolten
perlich, iorBuietCH, 0le 9laoiTdleu Uerludsn,
RGm,l ll"'c-' ..prcme gemait III ucleibeu,
iuOtm iteoCm S0Hig Nttailtut Die itc lel)t aus
mdbiicn, OuiOinogrCu m0um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30
- Nhra.,t.Iea In eliahanifnl.

EOu0ou, 20. Sulg. - Die ,,Slme5" r
tldlt lruis III liuem geitartitsl Die bri!litc Re=
gicung ri ttiGc5uca5 pIphatet, ben Snir
uou aighoHlitau Gufredt 3u ubllteu.
Ser SiCdGuil bon SuoRH telegrupbirt;
,.Iic Sdladlt 5piidlaH 6em Gmlr uno Apub
Shan Oouerte Don lIbr biz II llbr SOgmilz
taqs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-30

g8uibiugtOu, 20. 5uu. - Eag fir
5aa acifehen @rpcrimeHte mt Oem i1Ou be-
idIriebsnen 9lpparate Oes 8roi. 8eu, ourth oeH
man ben Sltpuntt Der &ugel beitImm5u IL
t0urW glaubt. mo oieielbcH iallsu, ME man
bort, lebr ciolgreith aE5. 0eute iOa e5 geluu-
Qeu lem, Elm gleigcidloB auf u 3ou 81 IOcuea,
8. b. aut J 30l peiter, ais IS bI5ler Jclnngsn
mar. Die grpulmente mtroIu jorta,ieBt ulJ
cine 2lu5abl Soloatcn, peld)e pom 1ticg2 h-r
ned SugelH i'm &slbe ua8eH, uutsrluhI mte=
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
A Husband Takes the LINw In
His Own Hands.
Hot Springs Star, al

Hot Springs Star, IA
A letter received this morning gives
brief account Of terrible affair at a
point called McKinney's settlement.
about half way between Silver City
aud Mount Ida. 1t seems that DR..
Cubage had aroused the suspicion of
one Burnett as to the fidelity Of his
wife, and ON Tuesday night he came
home and found the doctor occupying
his chamber with his wife. TIE
guilty parties were aroused at his en-
trance, and as Burnett came into the
room he drew a revolver and shot the
doctor, who expired almost instantly.
There is considerable excitement
over the affair in the settlement.
LATER From another source, of
information we learn that when bur
nett entered the room, and took ia the
situation, he seized chair end ad-
vanced toward the doctor, when the
latter drew his revolver and stood on
the defensive. A few moments after
the doctor left and went down to a
neighbours about two miles distant,
when Burnett came along and shot
him through the body with rife.
The doctor lived about two hours, and
before he died stated that he had had
no improper relations with Burnett's
wife, Burnett threatened. before the
doctor left, that he woulbkill him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
A DESPERATE FIGHT,
An Old Minister 10 MIstakan For
an Editor and Assaulted.
His Ideas Of journalism Conf
pIeteIy "RevOluted."

Little Rock Gazette.l
Yesterday old Uncle Jesse Winglop,
time-honored preacher, who has
preached among the hills for forty
years, and who in his younger days
was known as the wheel horse ex-
horter," came to town and called at
the Gazette Office.
My son George" said Uncle Jesse
to the political man. has just gradu-
ated from the old Red Bluff academy,
and after sauntering around among the
professions, peeping into lawyer offices
and poking around doctor shops, and
not being satisfied, he has concluded to
learn the editing business. know how
much fun has been made Of men who
want to be editors, but, of course, [
understand all that. At first I'd like
for George to take hold Of the religious
department, for you know that [ can
help i'm some. I've got four or five
old sermons that I'd ike to run in
old sermons, preached long before men
thought of getting out new testaments.
Now don't ridicue the idea"
Uncle Jesse" replied the political
man with something like a sigh, well
hold c,binet meeting some time
during the present week, when your
sons case will be considered. 1t is
encouraging to see that church mem
bers are seeking journalism, and |
have no doubt but that George will be
Of advantage to US. But | must 20
to dinner now. just sit down here
among the exchanges and amuse your
self until return"
The editor went down, and the old
man took out his spectacles and began
handling papers with newly awaken
ed. idea OF Importance, The editor
had not been gone but few moments
when burly- looking man entered the
editorial room, and seeing the minister
surrounded by a ruffled landscape Of
badly-handled papers, exclaimed:
All | ask Of you, sir, is to let me
shake the Little Rock dust from nv
feet. Do you hear, you specialized
fragment OF mOrteaged menagerie2"
" hoS w yOu Htfdui e1Clalme0
the old man in surprise.
Just lett me shake this dust off,
you gaping whippoorwill of Aatfooted
ignorance. Slandcra man as you did
me this morning and then say you
don t know what it means!'
i never said a word about you in
my life, sir. :"
Let me shake Of this dust and
then you can slash and slather nv
memory. Nice oil stretcher Of the
truth"
DO you mean hat l have lied,
sir ~
Il do"
The old man hoped across the room
and grappled the in, utter. The fight
was earnest and terrible, and when
the editor came back, the top of the
old mans head was smeared with ink
and the ipsulter was lying in the hall. =
Sort Of a monkey and parrot time,
as the Teller says, remarked the old
msn. say, | believe George will
change his mind. You needn't call
that cabinet meeting. Talk about a
religious department; you ought to
have sack full of horse pistols"
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TEN GENTS PER WEEK.
THE CITY
Monaay Evenlns. IuIy is. IssI.
LKpGER LINKS.

Jeans Senator's.
| Fine teas. Lyle & Shield.
LEDeRR Bindery, ID Madison.
Creamery butter. Lytle & Shields.
Onions, very cheap. Ike A. Chase,
go Front.
LEDGER job printing Office, ID Mad
son street.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
John Duttlinger's old grocery stand,
1877 Main, is for rent.
A spasmodic effort at a rain sprinkle
occurred this forenoon.
Choice red snappers, at Victor D.
Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson.
The corn crop is parched and burnt
for want of moisture in the valley to
the southwark.
Eckfords, 10; Scotland Walk -abouts,
| 8, near this city yesterday. Umpire,
Mr.. James Meath.
Good lemons are now worth forty
cents a dozen here, and they are high
and scarce all over the country.
The Roman Students left here early
this morning by rail for Mobile, where
they are to give open air concerts.
1t WIS perfectly smOthering, was
natures coloric last night. Some Of
the young men called it really para
lying"
The prospect is fair for light seige
of rain this evening or tonight. Forty
miles to the east there was fine
shower last night.
Up about Dyersburg there was a
fine thunder storm and rain last
Thursday. 1t failed to reach this
neighborhood however.
An open cotton boil of this years
crop came up from Presidents Island
three days ago, it having been picked
from Mr.. T. ]. Davis field.
The vicinity of Bartlett was favored
with dust laying shower last evening
To the north and east Of that place
the rainfall was considerably heavier.
The old reliable Commonwealth
Lottery, of Louisville, will hold an
other drawing on the Both. Call at
the usual place and secure ticket for
this drawing. Luck is like lightning;
no one knows when or where, or whom
it will strike.
Nightly do score Of demons. habitlnts Of
HelPs abyss,
'Se4pe the confines Of that region, wander 20
ths shades Of this;
Nightly wing their way from Hades, clanking
rs they fly their chains,
Shape theiF course 10 my lone bedside when
the calm Of midnight regns."
The foregoing is the first stanza of a
poem twenty-five stangas in length
not all alike hOwever-just issued by
the author, Mr.. c. Mason Lane,
young man whose genius bids fair to
rival that of the prolific and graceful
composer Judge j. F. Simmons.
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JEANS SENATORS.
California Pear Cider
in bottles at Buckhsm & Campbe Is.
lust
A Thousand Dollars a Minute

n AAOuSNnW DVAANAb - FAAuGLSi
Boston Hcrnld.I
Mr.. Eddy, the veteran patcpt So
licitor, is a regular encyclopedia of IL
cidents referring to inventors. he
tells of a man named Hurd, who be-
longed in Stoneham, who realized $50,
600, and gave to the world one of tic
most valuable inventions ever pro-
duced-all the result of only about
half an hours thought. His inven-
ton was the machine now everywhere
used for extracting molasses from su-
gar. When the idea occurred to him
he sketched it down and gave it to Mr..
Eddy and authorised him to take out
patent. Returning home he forgot
all about the matter and applied him
self to other affairs. Subsequently a
gentleman engaged in the sugar bust
ness saw tho invention in Mr.. Eddy's
Office and at once appreciated Its
value. The solicitor was instructed
to purchase the patent, which he sup
posed he could do for moderate sum.
The first offer of $1,000 was refused,
aud not until the figure Of $50, 600 was
reached did Mr.. Hurd surrender.
The machine is used in all tho sugar
countries in the world. Mr. Robert
son, who was the American Consul at
the Hague, and the Aspinwall Of New
York, made millions out of the in.
yentiOn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
RATissl
aIarIamnM EEanglng

AT the Marianne hanging last Fri
day hucksters Of all kinds, lemonade
soda water, ice cream and eatipJ
stands, also flying Dutchman was par
Of the amusements. Isaac Green
colored, who killed John Richards, in
Walnut Bend, said on the scaifold
thai he had become reconciled to his
fate, was not afraid to die, and he
felt sure he would be with his Savior
in few Short hours. He shook hands
with those near and expressed a hope
of meeting all in better land. He
also said he killed Richards in self de-
Tense and with money he could have
been cleared ofthe charge of murder,
az there was evidence lift could have
been introduced would have thrown a
different light upon his case.
The other man John Hardin who
killed William Blown in Phillips
county, said he was about to forfeit
his life for killing 3 man who had
been unlawfully intimate with
his wife but he would
die in peace with all mankind.
He would much rather have killed
the man with shot gun than with a
briar hook, as in that event he would
have been cleared or sent to the peni-
tertiary.
Both men were launched into eter.
nifty at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in
presence of eight thousand people and
both, according to the Helena Yeo.
man, died bravely. They died in
eleven minutes after the trap was
sprung. The rope used cost dollar
foot and was made at St. Louis. There
was no botch work about this judicial
break neck business, and as usual
where nothing goes wrong, the Sheriff
and his assistants deserve the highest
encomiums for the great skill, fore
sight and devotion to duty.
JEANS SENATOR'S.
D. VII = -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
Buy Sewer Connection. Of Browne.
Grand Picnic.

Next Sunday at Fitzgibbons' Grove,
to the east Of the city few miles, a
grand picnic and barbecue is to be
given by the E. A. Y. G. Club. Special
trains are to go out at 8 am, l, 4 and
7 pm. Fine music and public speak
ing will be a part of the entertain
ment. Among the orators named are
the Hon. P. NJ. Winters, General
G. P. NJ. Turner, Mr.. Thomas Boyle
and several eloquent Germans. A
free barbecue takes place between 2
and o'clock in the afternoon. Ad.
mission, one dollar.
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LIVERPOOL, July IS, 12:15p.m.-
Cotton steady. Uplands, 69-16d;
Orleans, 6sd. Sales to-day, 10000
bales. Receipts, 300 bales. All Amer
loan. Futures are firm.
New YORK, July IS, 1921 pm
Cotton firm and l-l6c higher. Ordi-
nary, 85.16c; good ordinary, 9lc;
low middling, 10 l5-16c; middling,
11Ec; good middlinE, 12ic; middling
fair, 13sc; fair, u 13ic. Futures
opened steady at 5 to IL points above
Saturdays closing prices
New ORLEANS, July IS, 1l:30 am.
Cotton quiet Mi5dling, 1lic. Sales
to-day, 100 bales. Receipts III bales.