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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
seFalbert@te aus 2saSDtmssOm.
Yut 8eridltfguHs - Gmaniipattonss5sefer
hsff.eiIsHasG .hN.a

sYut @eridtiguns I! - Gmaniipnttonss5sefer. -
aGEettges. - 9oIijeiItaIes. -Iermiibtes.
gGalh hington, II. April. - gSle mir in
Ciner unierer lCetsu 9iummern beribteteu, ioate
Dr. Gouaro Abner, Ger iuoblbetannte 6trtb
on 8. GtrQBe, bon Der 8unOe8. &egierung nm
$28OO UertIagt porOen ieiu. 9as mar falit.
Sr. &buer bat Der 3situug, rueIdDe oas 9ariidt
3uerit laut mel ben lieB un0 oa0urd) III iueiterer
SGbrCitung 8eranlGIiuug CAB, OaS 8laue
urter'm RQgel porgeh0lt, inber CT 0HeHtltd
ertlart, baB bic Summe, nm iDeld)e iid'S ais
$lagobitft bdnoelt, nidjt Die obauqeaebene
3abl, ioneern mir ben 8ehda BON $72.l6 er,
rGidlt. llno oleie5 ala9Obeft Dermeigerte 9r.
AbHer 81 be3ahlen ein3ig uno allein aus ocnt
@rrtnOe, neil Oie8 0c- 3Ou 0ui ein SAP bon
9eutidlano irnportirten WetueS mar, oaS aui
,unertlGrIide" gSetie i'm Staats3oGz 6aue
leer geluorben 1T. 5r. Abuer, melber it9n
iriiber einnal Elm bait nOlle8 Sag aI5 II
oaiteuerte, nil Dies aus nabe ltegenoen @riiu=
ben otesmal nidlt friiber tbuu, che CT iid] bon
Der gebeimuiBUoQen , ,Ser0uittug" Der i9m gee
hUrigen Stofie ben n6tbtgsn yta9mci3 per-
IdoHt.
- Die glagerin GA Coleman 1T I'M alter
BON 112 3abIen bier geitOrben.
- Sn Der &9amberlaiuzJtC0Cri6ulc brad
pV%y'lltIH AVSiO ONutt uASE VIC O4uhl4ltIl
purOen ieood) raid geI0iAt; Der SdGScR be-
trGgt nur S15.
= 9a8 g8oiier Der 8unpe an Der IA.
Sra6e, nUrolth bon Der H=SraBe, 1T fir ben
gebfou6 TIN 0auie mo in Der &ii9e ais uu-
tuu9lid trtIGrt woroeu; ebeuiO gtr. 5, Ean9-
6onsSerraCe.
Die $50 Shautliceu;eu, tOelde Eier aHs.
gcgebeu muroen, habcn S53 900 eingebra4t,
eiwa $8135.15 mcHiger, ais I'M Oorigeu SABRE.
- Cine au5abi Der biefgen 9tegsr feierte &C.
fern oen Sabrestag Der Emancipation Der
Stlaocn I'M Diilritt Columbia ourh etuen llms
Sug. Die getbeiligung mar niAt iehr QrOB,
oa Die yieqer getbeilter Anitd)t iiber bic 6rage
fnb, Oh Der 16. Qpril ais gmauSipationStag
geietert lpGOeu iollte.
- &snj. 8. Souan0, Ou Der Seueutb Street
9leno mObnbait, pur6e gcit.ru im Centre
froben Wialite. psqeu graUGmer Sebanolung
iGine8 BfCroes berbuitet. 0as Guiht Uerur-
tbeilte i'm 3u elmer @elObube BON $40 ooer 30
&Ggcn @eidn9niB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
Su allen apOtbtttn Al bOben'
,gscR IeIe ~Talfd, uao gR0Dr,"
@lta Das DaOIiEaIril

Sc Ionr feiue beiere e,aranc ~ ocn getrth uea ~.
ssohEuo'S 0ltbegritnteicn ~. ~, H.7Srtiiattisth
crIoeGieien Derecn, ols nc elcHhsn uuo uu50lea
V,odabnHnQen oeIiebeu. G5 Aitio9o5l idilthe Ne
ip(ptnss. ujs aud ~&ell6is" Ugo .&tGs." 5ele Sua
cor unS psrllpgt tm 8O6paO DHo atie 'aIaHis
bar bU Blame 4ssGeWep" hb nli ocg 9eiaalssa ~; s;'H
igl btJn0e.. (5EniS3s y Ad&a9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
0rtna Grit, reffnntrt. .

@.bica9 0, Is. 2priI. ! 6rtO. @rant bot
ieine JleiiguatiOn ais Premierlieuteuaut I'M 4.
soOaIerieresinetaat nuC :. @ als Obsrliensenaat
einaereitt. @r niQ cine Stslle in 9ieuitcu
Der ,,GbtcagOzSeras- gfeTiCalb9entrGl 8a9n"
onnehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
kMaeMOIsdic @tnbredlee.

2amrencs, Moi., II. 2lpril. - Die 30
liSei iaBte hcute bier iunge 9tebe ab, ueld)e be-
reits piele Sidubereisn in biefger StnOt perii6t
hobcu. Gle beiben Sobn DOertg uuO Better
EOrenrO, ie 9 Sabre alt, YiattberO F0m2rs, II
$obre alt, unO Better 9ugbe8, Il Sabre alt.
Ssute bro6en Fe IN u. .. 8lanharO's
@6rsibmaterialieubon6lung, in 6as 8lireau
oCS SOblCnbGuolers SEQ. gS. Sage un6 III Oa5
6rahtbiirCau Der yGuitern Sabn" eiH. g8dbs
rCuo iie oos ltttere Siireau plinoerten uuo ges
raoe eiuen Ssriuh md@teu, bic SpinOe gu
Gffueu, purOeu he Don Der 8oI3si iiberrumpelt.
Gle baben uieIe tiirSlid bier periibte Oteb'
fable, pelfe man fiir oaS 2Sert uou ernabies
nen, setperbsmdbigen Ginbredegu bielt, ein9e=
Itaubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
@oiat1itNfdE.

Mtlmoutce, 28iSc., II. glprtl. - auf
ter rGbcugo=giortbwsiteru 8abn," II Dteis
len iiDlidl BON bier, crctguete id) geleru AbtnO
EN- llnfall, burdb tue!dleG Die &OfOuoitUe ctuea
! BCronenSuaGS aus benz @eleiic geihltuOert
puroe. Ser, SOfomOtiUiiibrcr, 0ei3er uno II
| &aIia9iere puroeu lc,1t paleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
&r1nOeA

y hill q oelp b / a, 10. Aprll. - Gin heute
iriib in Der Seppid]iubrif Der 96. SObn Brteit-
lcb & S6bue auSgebrohenes 6euer ribtete
Sdaoen i'm 8etrage bon $12, 900 an.
StauntOn, 8mg., 16. aprll. - SObn
Swng'S Dtiible in Auguifas@ouutp gtng mibz
reub Der pergangenenNadltnebit 1000 SuiAelu
@ui3cn unO 1000 6uB Ylebl III 6lamuen auf.
Serluit Sic, 900, Seritd)erunq $4,000.
" tpsY ri, 16. Iprtl.-@tu beute Iben0
in Str. 26, @hiteitraBe, ausgebro4enes Seuer
pernrlahte Staoen tui Betra9e Don $4,000,
tpelder inter Die 6irmen RufuS 6roIt &
Comp, Dtilius, SbtIc & Comp. uHo 4Ier.
Hhin0 nertbeilt 1T.
0uIuth, Miun., 16. Ipril. Gbiirz
uao 6eniterrobmenfabrif Der 66. ScOt &
Solmes braunte beute friib nteoer. Serlult
$12, GOO, Serltderuug $1,000.
ytewsD orf, 16. Iprll. 5n benz 9aum-
uollmaea3lr oes 6rn. Bm. j.. Smitb, 9tr. 8,
NorozSeauerftraBe, brad beute frib6euer aus,
nn6 Sunbcrte bon GalleE Baumpolle wuro;H
ans ben Geuicrn geidleuOert, ulH iie Dor Ger
ftDrung 81 berpobren. 0aS 6euer tpurOe inner
baIb 5tuei Stunoen 9elDidlt, nadlosn e5 Sdas
ben in Betra9e BON $4,000 augeri6tet bate.
. ilfeSbarre, Peuni., II. Gpril. Die
Sd)ubiabrif un6 bas gSobubdus Oss Srn. s.
gRells Sollenbed an Der 9iiueritraBe unb sin
8betl bts yg6pOmiussSaaeps 5OtelS" ,uurren
bCute Sormittas ein9eGidert.
Routreal, II. April.-3pei tatboIii4e
Sirden, Oeren elite neu unO nod nidt gan,
uoGenbst mar, ioruie Giton's Sotel 3u Boiut
@Iairc, Ia Meilen Don bier, branIten heute nez
Der. Serluf $55 900. Sin Yanu, Naneus
2oDOui, puroe in eider Der Sird)en get6Otet,
inoem cine Setter aui ihu ftel..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
3a0wap's
@eaalirenhe @taen.
Rcufpma7ene Wnreonsen, IinbernOt GbtGkEs
Elittel tpittex ohne Sdmerl, Nets lucerIdiVG
uao aatlEli0i Ia tbrer Operations.
ginue8staDtliT6eS GrTasmttteG F&x
Galomel.

RonGomncH obu, tegli4en gdsdhmad, elegant NIT
fiftm gummi glniirt, purBtren, te9uIirsn, reiuaeR
uno itdTiC1.
glaptunn's PiIeH Bur Sur aucr 9rantbeilen ber
nlaren5 oer eebeT Der @ebdrme oee Jeren Der Bldlg
oiuie iar nu10ie5 Sopipeb, 8erilopjuna SnOaeftou,
gpsprpfc, bIoie Sutdnbe, Fie6er unterleibseni5iHs
turq, 5dmorbotben uub alle anStrcn 9eioeH 0es 1nz
Crldos. Cine uonlonmcue 2ur garaHtirt. Rein uea
ottabiltih, fere Spur pOn Nsc=tur, Ditneraeu obeT
ibdolthen BToauen.
Ezs- Non beadts foigerbe Sprptome BON erantpsis
tan Der &erDnuun9Soraane: Berhopiung, inuerismt
6dmorrbeiSen, SllItUuluug na4 Dem Ropte SauIG
I'm DaaCn nebelfe SobbrtHuen, @iel Dor oein gilel,
Woqen6ra6eu, nures auffqRen, Snten ODER Beben
bc8 5crsens, srftiden6te @sitbl bsn 9ieaen, Rebel
ooer ladeTn pog ben AugeU, Eieber u oumpie 5hmsrs
Bcn i'm Sopts, fodsuoen GtneH. gebes dusieben beF
6outpnb Der Gu9en, SeitnieGtn, Shmersen In bCI
RruA an6 In Den 3fieoerH, pI0blthe GnnaQuu9en soa
6iBe, SIennen bes iFleiihes.
@inlpe Dozen pon 8SaOtisAo'S gtUen merben Dos
Gczsm pou nren o6enslAaRaeu &Tautbelten 6eireien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
9tlt 9Onar pro NlaRd1l
q. q. q.
&oOsUaD's &eaSD &elteT
turirt uHO Oerbiitct

&ubr, 9iarrBoe, Cholera @orbus, SieBcE
uno S&mer3, Rbeumati8mus, gerSSlt
SamerSar, 9QpbteritiS, SaI8ents
8ttn6ung, SHftueucia, Ntbp
muug3beidperoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
GeGfef-
tStabiirt f82S.)
az sf. RGbtaSDsa e Gnhxs.

S Sabt1fanteH oDH Hs3iegeIfetueu. 3
Ga9 sur i3eesItrenneret etborse eanb, an Der gaos
numertitrase Ino Soncp's eGne 9eIesen, eatbatt "a
H6er eeI teftea yehiHeroe. Dte GtusGhina Der Brns
nexei heidbiat spr ernsIuns 20 J;tIionen 3eaes
fseiueE ietrd. Sdrptoif;ee: Er SO. Ref=isdseifc=,
(g.sdes StbdnSe) n0ee slortbitr. (aps2s,tSb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
GefesrapGtfdje Qepe(6ett.
(8ert&te Der .ahocttrten Breie~ fir oen -SeutI6el
3orreiDonbenten.1
Snfano-Q -Qepefdjett.
ssns Der @nnoesbauptftaot.
Tie ,nterpo,tsroIe soritats.k.u5.,.,, ~,

Tte tntetnattDnaie SaEltnts=Sonfesstt;.
gSG bingtOn, II. Nprtl. - Die Ssrs
b0ntIun0en Der fitrsIid bier abgsbaltcuen inter.
nationalen SaultGts GonferenS fino iest i'm
9rnde eridieneu. Die Sei4liiiie, tpelfc alts
genommen muloen unb oen peri 1ieoenen be.
thtili9ten &e9iernugen iur @enebmi9uug unte=
breitet tporeen iinb, Derorousn i'm g8eentlihen
Scl9enoCs: @ritens, cine jeoe &e9ieruns Ioq
elnen Sanit6tSSienf or9aniiircn, ourh ml1en
iie re9Clmdbig iiber Den @eiunrhettsSuitan in
ollsn &beilen tbres gebiltts unterridltet rper,
ben fam; 3weitens, eine ieSe 9iegieruug ioll
aIlpDdcntlid3 einen ltatiillben Gtr,dlt itber Die
Sterbltdlfeitsrate i'll ibrcn bauptidd)liden Stdoz
ten nnO SGfen ner0Hentidlen mo unterbreten;
&littena, Die S&nitGtsbeh6roen Der psridlieOe.
nCn Re9terungen iinS autGrifrt, Sireft nit siit.
amber Su berttbren unO fh gegenieltig al(e
iuihtgen 3hatiatcn in GeSug auf Gpioente'u
II. /. 10. mitSutbeileu. Siertens, permauente,
internetionnle Sanitat8agenturan ioQer inBien
un6Sauanma, un0 I'M Jtothidlle fanu nod cine
brittle al einsm paiienreu Srte in Aiieu etablirt
pCrSeu. 8ie glusgaben fHo uou ben Oarihies
beEen 6e1itrungCn 9eneinida su beitreiteu.
- SIN uebligen traf Die @oaieren; Auoroz
nungen beSlglid] Der GuSitelluu9 bon @eiunOs
bsr6ifleinen all Sd|ifie unO beidloB, bab cine
miiienidaltliAe GOmnIifor gum Sdute gegeu
oaS 9elbe 6ieber non penjenigen 91Hoeru, mel
DIE SieIer SraHfbet am Wieiitsu aus9ejebt Ituo,
prunut1t t,,rrhPu inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
Gruote=gtusGhte,t. .

% bingtrn, 16. Aprh. - Die i'm
2tdabaubireau eingelaufcnen Serid)te iber o,u
Stano Der Saateu am /. April rpaien cine
Wermehrun9 Der nit Q9intermaiSeu bel1eteu
2anf ftGdle nm Bro5cnt nab. 3aninS nno
WiiGopri SelseH Die gr0bte Serlnebruug, Ohio
uno SlinOiS nur cine Qertnge unO gttUsYolf
uno Yeunipluanieu iiberhaupt teine. Sn 5ilz
biann, Sentudp, Seuneliee uno Tirginleu 1T
Ger beiaete 6IdGenraum tleiuer. Da ON 1.
glpril fait ollcrpdrts Sduee lag, eAthaIten piele
SeridIte tetne 9lugubtn iiber Den StauO Oes
gSuSen8; mo- Die Iugabs uOrbanpen lit, Oeutet
bieielbe auf einen geringeren @rtrag, ais im
SOrjahre. 0as abmsAielnoe 6ri}ren uuo
Shauen i'm Wionate Mdr3 mar OaS ihdDlidite
2Hetter Del 9auSeu Saiiou, melt itldOIider, als
ieIbi DE heftigitcu Stirme. 0as Sah aui
bem @auOe lit troe Ocs htrriAenOen Wan5eis
ou 6utter in 6plge Der lang anDaucruOtn uaO
bcitigcn Sdlte QeiunO, Ob,uOhl iebr abgeuagert.
Bon teinem 3heile oes 1anoe5 meroen b05artigc
ooCr epioemifde Seuteu gcmeIOet. SH stuicls
nen @egenOen fommt leid}tc 2uHgen= un0 MI=
aeufraptbeit inter Dem Srh Dor. Su oen Cue.
ren Oes iernen g8efens lit Oiei @ieb pIbreHO
reI SGlte uWgefonlnIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18

eos I'm Nu8enhItde osn qud,en0Reu Qeben EiUbaT,
tbut, ros snt5unounatl unbSonaeonen belt, mosers
le nun an oen tuHaen, Dem Qdgen ben Gtnaefuetbea
orn Srcu o0cr auoeren Srqanen ihre1 s5,t Eoss,'
BET einm0li8er AnDenouHe, ''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
Sd einer BIZ 3lpansIa glinnttn.

iuie ictr aud ben Gbemotlfdsn, geftIao.rioen
SGmaden, Sertripptlten, RerU0Ien, @idtlibtn Sbef
an icntaer Srauiheit Eci0cuhen uuaIe r90aer 0eE.
vans pteaoA 9'sttet" Utro au8en6ddlide o1lit
i6afeu 6et '
Gntliiubunaeu Der Hieren, Gnt,anOuRoen Der
&laie, @eodrm=&u3iinoung, Vuuqeu Gcuaes
iiloncu, Sal8 EeiOeH, Ultima, br;floofen.
8lpbtcrla, Dpntuiheu &ufdueu, 8r1uus,
3otorrb, 9nilucn5a, 8opfpsb, 3abnltmer,eu,
gierrloQta, Rteumati6mu5. Iatem uno heisem
6tcbSr, 9tbneraugea unO 6rOlbeHleu.
Ste gHnsutIn9 bss a87tabu I1eIirt" on her ooer ben,
lsoenoeu Sttlen miro aIsba6 bcbGqIits Guebteruua
idutim,
Trifla bic letslg 9ropfsn 6ooou In stHcm noIb,u
&riutoln9 non Gdlir DtroeU IN UcHtgen Aulenbltfen
grdmpie, Waaendurc, SoSbuuuen, 0opiihmeuen,
3uIrhoe 4pirnttra, aotti, Bl3buulen in Den ginass
nci0tn uno ole lnnettidGH 4Shmcucn teileu.
JlelleDoe iolten INNER cine iSlaidls 8a0mdb's
.RCdoQ Meltc" bet iitt trnatG. YpenQe 9roDfen Oas
ron, IN sSoNcr qehan, beu8cH aGen 9rant9eiten uH6
cen oGmt USInnpiteu teiOen, bic aus Dem Gebraudle
idledteu Q3niirrs entfpriugen Dor. g5 IN eth bebertT
StimuIaE ois iran8 0hlder SraH6p ODER gittsr1.
GoItc8 ttn0 Dtbt8cS SSteber.
SaIteS unD Bt8tses 8tessr sctetrt tAr 80 Gents.
sc qicbt tsu 5tsres Scufitel In Der ggen, mas 70
itnc Gle grte pom iSeher bsIt, m0gen lie uon pers
hOrbCHCr fuit Oi0arld; ooU 0tQeneInber SQue tOms
men, mogeu ne Sharlot RcrUen obcr aeIbe5 1ttbeE
tCi6tu, ais unter Susicbuaa BON Jta6tUap's BiCsn,
oGs rReasB 9eItei," 5r. SsaolpahS.
8aRf8t8 Gsats pro SIaESe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
@tt0amnnaSbef6werDea.

Rnbr, Dtorrb6s, Cholera DlorBu5 ooeyidmer,so5,,z
Stuhaana per6en in t5-2g NiHuten fIrlrt SlnS
gni1dnoura, tUe6er SbiUdbc NOD Uotti1feit psy,ys
iGht oer SebTauh Oon U. gt, Gelief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
$esm!iGtss,

Welier0lp0iimeiller 5anleS tr1t 9ellern elne
9leiie uad gtewsDOrf an. @r miro beute 5us
liidtehren.
Yraittent @ariell TT einaelaOsn lporOsn, an
Der Sobresieier Der Sfladt bel @owpeus am
II. Niai Sr Sportansburg, S.,G., 8beil gu
nebuen. 6Crner 1T CT sur @ruubfdulegung
6eS ncusr SdulgebduOeS fir 'SnOiauermdOs
den 81 Sampton, Smg., am 10. Wtai einse,
labcn rporoen.
Die seIri9e Steuereiarabme betrug $685.
791,05; bic 3olleinnabme S585 ,07O.60.
Die NatiOnals Sanitatsbeb0roe bat $1,000
fir Gle Aufitellun9 elnes geri9tS iiber 3rid)i,
nen ufrfpiuiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
G&w8nsGa6t

eer gnnset uno tuberfur6isr @btf5; FropbuIos4bbi.
!lhfH te;ocni 6tHioUhI6en, gntavtuna mn 81
lGrduH9 oer yhcrcn, 3u1c,tyanibeta lIrsfoerbalTSo
bJoudt muroeu, neIte I6meu6afte Operation r,Sr,1
mtbr d0atIliits ), SIaitnittin iln6 in aaen N6lsu
Gnt5iuaMna Der 4drn5EaFe taus
Der gffereN,
IoDe bet dronhen Ifdqcn ucn neFFcu, q5r,,s urA a.,
bdymIttCrletoen. o'No N"' W.
Cine Fldi6e crt6dit mrbr nftipe unO beilfrYiae ges
melte, os raeno Gin an6Crc5 Erdparat Die WsSIsiI.
tdui bic icb5 glal 10 oteI erfolbern.
Gin 9oIlar pro SSIagd7e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
A7saiidl iao gSabs,"
.Reewas absr 5rseiaDEe lIreibrd,s
.Raewab aber stgopbsIH,"

uno oubueE6riitsn hberSIonibettcn osriaiebeusraN.
s7or tdiee sine g,rieimar;e an 51a6lpon 4 Gomp.s
gT S2 2Fcrrens, gde 0es SburdiiT0se, gte'DsJsrf.
n %'eetung, 3ouiense BON Dollars meJtb, Dtre
Sud ;uae;hldI mer6eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
Ylr. 92.
9rs RGSlp0S'S
S0r(NpOri((ian-
3e fOfD emf.
SpY nrn6p RIufrsTt,;oes
8efofOent
Set grOBe SIutrrfniger.

1eFegossGueen Oes Observation-Disclosures tvts
9elF5en uiso eupfunoen Enn 1snl Oebrs;,dss
tuentger 3uieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
S&msr3bcrtilgeuhr @IttcI

IS Dar 0a8 erlte un0 II Das einilne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18
gretS 25 geats BRO S6a@teI.

mir ule5erloIqn, Sas Der esIer unigre Sah1 H9
stuiten ber geantbeiten uno oeren Sur tuotreH HHB
Dor Wllem:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-18

@onitouttnopeI, 16. april. - Rud'
ridteu aus Sq9oab ersebeu, OaB Die Bet turhts
bare Serbeeruuseu anridltet, obglet4 iie Den
GanitGtscoroon nod ni9t eurAbrOAen bat.
Siertauieub Nenl4en babeH ft aus 9icOieo
entiunt, nm Eager on su Oifieal 3pede auSerz
tpdAIten qeiunoen Srteu 81 be5iehen. gftOisS
uro @jurbara puroeu an 8. D. 0t. uerbrannt.
9ie Seudle bat einen h6Afi b68artigen Gboraf-
ter anasnOmmeu, tn0em Die meiiiel PatiaHteu
in 10 Stun0en nod threr @rfr1nfGu9 ltefben.
tIHruaea In stibantea.
GOufionttnopel, Is. April. - 3pa
tiitfiid)e Sotaiaone IN YrisrenN bahtn ftdl IN
Die @itabtle Suliitgcaoger, no iie ban 4lbane-
ten umrin9t fnO. 2ettcrs hahca feben g.
fdiiee. Yffuu5ebn tiirtiihe 8atalaOne laacgr
3u8aRIr Die0 uHc G0OO GlhaueeH lCb;a ~
pipifa. 9erpidl Bal3a. oer tIrtil6l2 Sa
ifblsAabtr. baHOelt mt aslber Gneraie. g
teatAJiigt, alle edgetlia9e eer e,5ag, fiasr
2tga il pe;taitea,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-23
The Female Inebriate.

was once, many years ago,
walking in Lothian Street, when |
saw women walking along very
drunk. She was carrying a child;
it was lying over her shoulder. |
saw it slip, slipping back, farther
and farther back. | ran and cried
out; but just before l could get up,
the poor little thing, smiling over
it's miserable mothers shoulder,
fell down like a stone on its head,
on the pavement; it gave a gasp,
and turned up its blue eyes, ana
had a convulsion, and its soul was
away to God, and its little soft,
woful body lying dead, and ITS
idiotic mother grinnlng ana
staggering over it, half seeing the
dreadful truth, then forgetting It,
and cursing and swearing.
That was a sight! So much mis-
cry, and wickedness, and ruin; u
was the young woman's only child
When she came to herself, she
became mad, aud is to this day a
dwelling idiot, and goes about 1ofl
ever seeking for her child, anu
cursing the woman who killed H.
This is true story, too true.
mot so guilty was that mother as
she who, tempting her child 10
drink, destroys both soul and Douy'
E. j. Purchase.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-23

with dire vengeance on her hood !.
Can any but an Omnipotent Goj
penetrate the horrible depths Of t5'l
woman's anguish? Cam ana b,' 'ua
Omnipotent God estimate the n,,n;o5
ment due to that human ooen,
whereby this Transformation ' ,,o
brought about9 The wives of VIII
ky-dealers are as ignorant of fl
suffering thus endured as thevconIS
be were the sufferers the inhabi
tants of another planet. But doc.
this ignorance excuse them? The
do not know because they do No,
choose to know. Will it be of anr
avail in the day of Judgment for
man to plead ignorance of the wav
of salvation when knowledge va.
just within his crap, and he refused
to reach forth and possess it9
Verify, no, but his case will be far
worse than that of the heather wbo
never heard Of salvation. Now #
is Just as incumbent upon these wa
men to love their neighbors AZ
themselves as it is upon any otbp,
class of human beings. LOVING
our neighbors as ourselves is Of
course understood to mean that We
must be as unwilling to cause them
pain as we are that they should
cause US gain; to view with the
same horror any encroachment of
ours upon their rights as we should
theirs upon our rights. In all
earnestness, therefore, | would
entreat these women to turn in the
opposite direction the vast inhu.
ence which they WELD. Remem,
Der that the cry Of suffering mil,
lions Of the helpless is now come
up before the throne Of the Most
High; that no work Of man so d.
rectly opposed to His will can hope
for anything but ultimate destruc-
ton at His hands That it is His
changeless purpose to forever rid
this fair creation Of such a monster
foe of mankind, let no one for mo-
ment doubt. How glorious and
beautiful would a Temperance move
ment be, if started by the wives
and daughters of the whisky deal
crs! What may we not hope for
when those most loved by them
turn against them the invinciblc
batteries Of af1ectionate entreaty?
when the W ife Of a Whisky-dealer
says to him, with affectionate earn
estness: "tor my sote, refrain from
selling liquor; / would far sooner
do without the luxuries which this
traffic brings me, than to have On
my silken draperies the blood Of
souls; than to have knocking at
my door the recompense due to
those who rob their neighbors Of
all which life holds dearW
When women so, situated make
such an appeal, it will be found
more potent thanany influence that
has yet been brought to bear upon
the liquor traffic.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-23

The Chesapeake and OHIO ran ran
road extension is already completed
to Ashland, KY, and work is raPlu
ly going on, so that in short tlll 10
trains will be running through w w
Cincinnati. The contracts 1oT Iie
extension of this road from hlcn MIL
mond to Newport News, a dls 11 70
of IS miles, have been aWaroe1M W
Mason, Shanahan & Hoge, ana No be
Mahon & Green-the work W ~
completed by the first of July ne az.
by which time it's Western coill IN #
ton will be completed, making vs. ~
one of the most important r a.ttc
in this country.-Kanaaoha 00"S''''
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-23
The Kansas Temperance Bill.

The substitute for Senate Bills 26
and %, known as the Senate Tenn
perance bill received a much larger
majority in each House than its
most confident friends expected.
In the Senate the opponents of the
bill were loud and logical in their
speeches against the bill, and de-
manded the fullest discussion, which
was granted by the friends Of the
bill. When the speeches were call
in," or rather all out, the opposition
sought to defeat the bill by placing
on amendments. To this the friends
of the bill objected and nearly all
the amendments were promptly
voted down. The final vote was at
last reached and the roll-call began.
Before it had proceeded far it was
evident that the bill was destined
to pass, and when the President Of
the Senate announced the result
30 ayes to 7 noes-the same was
received with considerable APP
plause.
In the House the temperance
fellows had it all their own way.
They decided to accept the Senate
substitute and pass the bill just as
it came from the Senate. In com
mittee of the whole the opponents
Of the bill offered amendment after
amendment, but each and every
one was promptly voted down.
Discussion was permitted to the
fullest extent, but the only result
was the relief it afforded the fellows
who wanted to speak. The ques-
ton had been fully canyassed and
considered by the committee Of
both houses and by the temperance
caucuses Of both houses, and no dis
cussion could change a vote from
the bill. The bill came up at last
on its third or final reading, and the
roll was called, resulting in 100
votes for and % against the bill.
This ended the suspense. When
the messenger of the House repor-
ted to the Senate that the House
had passed the bill, the report was
received with great applause. Thus
ends another step in the great re-
form. We now come to the one
which is general recorded as the
most difficult, the enforcement Of
the law. But with the same de-
termination and assurance that has
thus far characterized the leaders
of the movement, together with the
general inclination Of the people
generally to abide the will Of the
majority, we believe the law will
not be opposed as strenuously as
some think, but that it will be Civ
en- fair test of it's merits. If this is
done it will certainly prove a grand
success. While the bill just passed
may not, and in all probability is
not, as perfect as it should be, yet,
as the weak parts develop them
selves in the future they will be
repaired and strengthened.-Augus-
ia (Kdnsas) Republican,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-23

temperance, but they have only
given aid and comfort to the enemy,
and their health will be drunk in
many a saloon all over the State.
w C. G.