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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Seribte aus Dem Jnnern oes
GfndfcS.

Gin llrbefannter iiberf B I II
Gnb getSbtet. Quf Der Baltimore
Sbtozgile Ibahn" uurSe am Nfittiuod ytad)s
tnittag t,si Gapou, in ber gtdbe BON @unlber-
lamb, ei II unbefannter 2anbitrether ilbertabz
rem u 10 get0otet.
,0ie g ttuatiou in ben 6 oblenz
cIruben bel @um berlaub. = Die
Srubenorbeiter bielten am Wtittluod, Nbenb
in Qonacouina eine SerIamnlung, beld|loIs
len aber, bic In berielben gefabten Sel9liiIie
t,idlt III publi;iren. Soptel erl1eInt tnoelen
5ifsr. bas tie am 10. 3. 0tts. ben eompag
MEN ibre 9ntport iibernlltteln peroen,
uuS man 1T allgemein Der 4nltdt, o9B lle
elmer Qobnrebuttion ben auBerltell sSlper'
ltanb entgegeuieten iucroen.
Gin Seiudl pom Ginbre d. ern | Il
@ambrib elmer Der legteil gtaate
ltottetcn Ginbred)er pongluswarts Dem Staot'
den Cambridge eineu Seiuf ab uno gtilgell
on mebreren Stellen tbrenl lanberen 0e'
idl0fte rad, obne inbeilen groBe Sente 81
MAIDEN. gus s. Sbepbero's Stabluaarell'
laoen eutiiibrteu ite mebrere Yiitolen nm
anoere Artitel pou geringerem 2Sertbe, NM
in Sru. SaS. Yarts 2apeu uerIaben iie I'D
fir Die n6hlteu SSod)Gu nit 9igarren uni
9abad.
abGeben augeiebener Marpldn'
Der. - Sn Salisburg, gSicomicos@ @ountD
ueri6ieo am Dienltag, in after BON so Sab.
ren, elmer Der gea6tetiten Siirger bet
,GaItern Sbore," Sen. Sumpbrep Sum
pbregs, Der, Elm SeheriOn .0emOtrat Der alter
Sdule, felt SabreV oils Soriisencer OeS De
mOtratil6en Central al.@omite's letues Goun
tps fungirte, ober fid. itets peigerte, ell
amt au,unebmen. Gr binterlaBt 3 Sobn
unb etneu Gnfel Don leiner perltorbeHel
3Odter.
SIN glter bon sc Sabren sing am 0ittt
nod in Der Scbauiung ieiues SohneS 8
@ouanstppn, SaltimOresGountp, 9r. 0emi
9. Cole ;ur lebten Hube Elm. g8ie jene
iein 9eben lang ulio treu sur oenotratl,he
-5abne belt, 10 otsisr sur republitaniiden
nn6 and er ipirfte nur in Der Stiae, obn
lie einen eobn baiir 5u beonipruHen, ODE
ansunebmen. Gr binterldbt bier Sohne
orei E0dter uno 5ablreide Gntel uno III
entel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
SelSsNerleeenbeit Der SMaiia,
tbuiettier Sentralz Sabn~ mno
ihrer Muacftcllten.

Sofou, o. 9tars. - 9ie Snspeniion Der
Santfirna @bas. q. Smeet & 60. in 6Ol8e
Der Gntiuertbung Der 9lftten Der oNtaiiadu.
letter. Central Sabu" bat Den 9lugeiteuz
ten Der erwdbnten Sabn Die 8eiOrgniB
eingefOBt, baB iie ibreu ifon felt ;mei @toz
ten falligen 9obn ntft erbalten meroen.
gtlidle Der oberbalb SubiOn iuobnenben glus
geitelltcn finb ans ibren Bobnungeu an Die
2uft geiett wOrber, neil Iie ibre @tistbe nidt
be,ablen tonnten. Cine 9ln;abl Der 9ebiens
fieten Der 80bn ftellte geitern Die 9lrbeit elm,
unb piele anbere meroen balo baS @leid)e
tbun, lpenn iie ibre Se3abluug nift erbal,
fp1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
0iebmdrfte.

@btcago, 9. R6rs. - Die 3ufubr
bon Ghpeinen belief it9 beute auf $4,000
Stiif; Serienbung 5000; Die Yretje partra
ten stpii6eu $3.50 unb $500. = 8inouieh:
3ufnbr 5000, Serisnbung 5000; Sertdufe
5u$2. so bis S9aafe: 3ufubr 5000,
SerienSuns $500; Serfdufs gu S4.OO bis
$500.
ct. eouis, 9. Rar;. = Sdtpeiue !:
3urnhr $500, Serienbuug 2100: SertGufe ~
Sc. so bis $6.75. - 9tin6pieb: 3ufubr 1900,
Serienbuns 100; Sertduie gu $3.50 bis
$6.30.-S6aafe: 3uiubr 500, Sereuouug
450, Sertdufe au $3.75 bis 5000.
CAT 9ibertn Yenni., 9. Mdrs.
- GinSpieb; Ginfuhr 119 Serfdufe BON
$3.50 bis 5000. Sapetue: 3ufubr 1900,
Serfdufe su $6.10 bis $7.35. - S1aaf.;
Giufubr 400. 8srtaufe ~ $4.s5 bic $6.40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
sie arbeiter. ltnruben in cmab ga.

Omaha, Nebr., 9. Dtdr;. - Die arz
belt on Der pSurlington=Ni Niihcurt<8ipers
Sabn" mar beute einseltellt, uno feline Rube=
itDrnngen eretgueteu iid. Die Striter habeu
Der SabngeIellidaft angeboteu, 81 $1.75 pro
Sag on Die arbsit suriid3utebren, uno bro
ben, i'm Sale ibr Auerbieten abgeiuieIen
iuire, Die arbeiter Der o@btcago=8urliug=
ton =Guincps sSabn" 81 Blattsmoutb, Sins
coin, Denver, @alesburg unb auSeru Srten
su einem all9emeiuen sluSfauoe Su be-
rpegen-
aue biefgen neutrality-suspicious. unters
iiiiten Die ausitebenoeu. Die Seh0roen
babeu ben General GrOof, Sefeblshaber
Der SunSestruppen 81 Sort Omaha, I'm
Seiltano erluft, unb bic Dftli; wtre MOTH
wenbigeufals su ben @affen geruien merSeu.
Gs perlantet, baB bic Strtfer geleru
allen Grnites bic 9emolirung oeS gahnhofs,
Ger Sabnbiireaur uub Der Oruderet oes
.9atlp Ssralo" beipraden, oaB leoof
idlie6lib belounenere Ratbidldge @ehor
fanoen. Die Sabugeielihaft bat ibre Biz
reaur unb Den 8abnbof beute Abeno perbar'
ritaOirt un6 @a&en luul SHuss oer @s'
baube aufgelsgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
NpA Gin betrmeerii6er Sanfz
bedmter.

Remsgort, 9. 0tdr5. ST. 8. Gornz
pall, @lerf in Der bieiiseu nSierten gtatios
nalbanf," Dat eingeitanOen, Sbligationen
unb gSertbpupiere, bic cine groBe SunIme
reprdienttreu, entwenoet unb uertpertbet III
baben. Gr uerbarg feline llnterI6leiie Surd
falife Gintrdse, iubefen tpuroe Der 9isbs
itabl am letten Sreitage, als Die Sants
beamten bic Sa9er priifteu, entbedt. @orns
mall bate fih uorher mad Blatnfelb, N.=S.,
begeber, mo- er Sur 3eit trauf baruieberlieat,
Radl ieiner @eneiung miro er perbaftet uno
Dor @erid]t geftellt uer6en. Die Bant bat
Die enttuenoeten Sbligatiouen fir $40, 1000,
peldle Summe fie perliert, mieoer eingel0f.
Gornpan, peldler beretts 65 Sabre alt lit
uuo s erfpahieue &inoer bat, ipar feit II
Sabren in Der Sant bei4aftist unS ssnob
ben beeen Huf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Sermiibte teleerapbiibe Des
pcihan.

Die pYenufglOaRier @tlit ars
&ta0emie," oereu &nltalt III = b iter
Benni., tiir5lid nteberbrdnute, 1T IN oaS
,,9Fi6lep Bart Sotel" in Der erludbnteu
Sta6t uerlegt morOeu, unS Der unterbrOs
d5eue lluterridjt wuroe pOrgeftern ipieoer erz
0finet. 120 Raoetteu fino 3uriidgefebrt.
Die Gaufleute 4ufih attiuioH &
60. in Btue glufi 2lrt., baben Banfe-
rott aerracbt. 8aiIipa $55, 900.
gBn. 8rowu 1T in Oranges@onntp BEL
oem Seriuhe Uerbaftet porben, oies Orange.
8aumpOa Spinnsrei" an5u5iuoe c II.
4romu bate eiuenStreit NIT 6enI Gigenthits
mer Oer Sptuuerei gsbabt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Sfcip 9JDrfer Sepei6en.

Nem Yort 9. Mdr;. - Com. Cor
neil bat oem suu Sooe perurtbeilten 0tOroer
Sinbram eine ipeitere @al8enfrtit bis 5uH
81. April gepdbrt.-
- 9as @outte, fuclfss ii6 nit Der 6rage
iiber 9ifereutial Sraftraten beId)aittgt
belt beute aberr1alS cine laugere StBnug.
- Gin beute firth in 8bcobOr Serg's
S6pferei an Der Norb.7. Strabe, g8illiamS=
burg, ausgebro6eues 6euer rt4tete S6aOen
i'm Setrage pOu $4,000 au.
Sr. Srunf Sice, Gtgeuthiimer zines
SutpelierlabenS an Der 6ultonltraBe in
Srooflpn, ertappte bcute friih, als er ieinen
2abeu bctrat, brei Dfdnner bel etrem Ser
iud,e, Ieiue Spinbe Srl erbred)en. Gr Sog
iOfort einen &epoluer uno CAB Seuer, mo-
raul Die Oiebe eutflOben uno ibre Ginbre4er-
tperf;euge Suriidlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
QNuhaeriht.

NlbuquerQuc, R.=Di., .. 0tdr}. -
Charles Sbelton, SObu 0leOmono uuo Sarr9
6ren6 mnrben geitern iu SoS 2unaS uOn
einsm Mob ans 6en Gefanguilie gebOlt unO
an benadbarten Sdumeu aufgebdngt. Sbelz
ton bate i'm lebten Serbite ben 2(uiieber
@oobruff ermOroet, unO9teOmonb t0btete i'm
leeten Sauuur iu gallop al Der atlantic
Yactfic=gabn" etnen gepihen Sames DC
8ernott. Sreud, alias SampiOn, mar eiu
Dtitglieo Der 8anSe, welte 6en Siilisiaerifi
Sones III Cranes crlnorocte. Ser Wtob bolte
auberoem imci gieger ans Dem @efdngniiie,
priigelte iie winbelmeid unO lieB ite OaHn
Inrfpf1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Gin @nbpnodter

Srop, 81. -, 9. Mdr;.-SObu Bennett,
Elm 6armer in SobnStOun lit bcidulotgt,
feline Uierjabrige 5Odter aui uabrbait ents
ieelife g9eiie bebaubelt 5u baben. Gr iOl
fe erbarmungSlOS geidlageh nadt auSge=
3ogen, in ben Sfuee, iOwie in etnen Srunz
men gemorfeu unb fie obne Rabrrug in etnem
talten 3inmer eingeiperrt baben. 2lls Die
Natbarn bic Sebanbluug Oes SinOe3 erfubz
rem, ruuroen ie 10 aufgebrad)t, OaB iie 8ens
nett su lpnhen 0robten. Senuett lit ent=
floben unS cas- Siuo muBte inter bic Be
hnn6luna eines Arites aeitellt merbfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
S0s S6weines 9pfel9cfhdft in
Ncrfppplis.

@tuctnnatt, 9. Nldr,. - Sr. Otars
uel, Der Supertntenbent Der Sanoelstams
mer, unterbreitete eiueu betai1irten Seridt
iiber pas B0telgei6dit Cincinnati 8 wdbrenO
Der abgelaufenen SaiiOn. 9luS bieiem Be
ridte erbellt, oaB Die 9lnSabl Der gep0telten
Sdmeine I'M 1S7, ,547 gegcn Oas porige Sabr
abgenoHlmen bat, unO pas gewidt nm 3S,s
622, ,648 8funo Srutto. Ser @rtrag BON
Sdmals bat iidl I'M 6,415,567 Bfnnb per=
minbert. 9as uerpadte SdmetuefeiiA bat
I'M II ,91S TaB abgenonlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
SaS QrODinSials GenSil in Gins
ri1fftnfi

Cincinnati, 8. Di6r,. - Die ,ueite
0fentltfje Sibung OtS tatbolildeu Brouiu-
3ials@On3ilS fano beute itntt. Sine pdptli6e
Sohreiie rour6e pom 8il6uf SorgeB aus
Detroit inter Wiitmtrtung ueri1iebener an
berer @etitltden celebrirt. Die 9etrete,
ueld5e bonn GOnjil aufgeiett uOrOen paren,
murOen fOrmea pronulgirt, perbeu jeoo6
nidt per6hsntlidt pereen, bis iie in 8Onl
genebnist mOroen fnb. Die uddite Oifents
lidJe Stsung fiuoet am Sountage itatt.
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Serm6tc mbcr ben Saneerptt pes
GOen. 6rdtt.

Ybilabelpbta, 8. MiarS. - @s ltauS
autbentiihen Suellen in grfabruug gebra6t
morben, baB Die 9eriidte, mad pelden
Sen. Grant bauferott iein ioq, Sur6aus tti.
nen @lauben uerbienen. Gin inttmer Sreunb
oes @enerals iagte Inn tiir;lidJ, lpenn ct
100000 bebirie, 70 braude er uur aui i'm
81 Sieben. (Serbdftig flingt oas @eriid)t
sur s3eit, no Grant in gSaibingtou nm cine
YeufOn naGludt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
MfitalieSer Der JameS S'iAen Mdns
herbduSc Opr Sertd1t

Snorutlle, Senrl., 3. Dt6r;. - Yeter
Chambers, Sobu Mc@raden nno @m. Ntorz
aau fteben gu 6beatown, 100 Meilen Ditli9
bon bier, inter Der 9lnflage Dor @eridt, i'm
letten Sftober $4,000 aus Der Spinbe bes
Gountn. Sdatmeiiters gu @rceneuile ges
raubt an baben. Die 9lngeflagten murOen
auf Seranlaiiung NapOleon Sonaparte Sum=
barS's feitaenommen, ipeldler ne oeltulotgt
III Der notorilbeu Sames' lhsn &anberbanpe
.aus MilIouri 81 geboren lno lslt 1878 bier
@Orbtbatcn iOwte ptele ytaii9eretsn Sga Seritot
su baben. Sumbaro erbebt abnltdle antla-
gen gfqsn SoAn ro ,pt aSrt er gpaebss e e5eaas s
irlher Olitaliea Der Sames'iden SanSe ge=
tueien, babe iih ieood gepeigert, an Dem
Taube III @reeneuille tbeilsunebmen. 9umz
barb wiro BON Sielen ais Elm perant" an
seieben, inbeiieu ideinen feline An9aben be-
Qriiuoet III ieir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
@ntSInSMn9 Der Sarnbiafe nuS Der
9liereu,

icpie bel drpnden 6agsn Ton ipeiBcm Tus unS ge.
blrmutterIeineu. o' WV
Cine 6Inide CntbdIt meBr uitipe itub beiItrSfeae
elenente, as irgeno ein 0n6ere5 grdpdrat 1ie gs,
6tSn iutro tbeeDiieltpee genomn,eu pa6reub anbsrs
WlIttel finf bis iecls plaI 10 picI erfnrhrrrr ~ w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
9reiS 25 0sntS pro s6a6tel.
uns araH'Sstsn Osrf4tssasr art.
allen apctsetsHju eGbeI.
wRan Isfe ..6alfeb une Esabr!'
Gn bGS @nblifnm

"a tann feline Before garantie fir ben gsertt SsR
Dr. 5lastuaP's altbesrlnoeteH y. ". u. oetlmttfeln
auiastpieIsu tDereen, ais bic eenoen uno nuRleisH
Nabdbminasn eerieIbsn. c. gebt iotoo5l inlie, 4ss
ipIbents Z" ais aud ,,8elieis" unb .,4tus." Seb&
auf, hns Der RaH.s ,,aeipaa" Ft aui BEN estauItea
artita btRnstts (5Rlt20. .gs4R6& 6&Rh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
gefssrap6if6e 9epelden.

gsri6te her ,,gHocrtsn 9rsiie" fir ben ..9euti8sR
9orreipenpentsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
Sin Solar pro 8laItae.
g. g. g.
&aSWaO's gfenS0 Telief
furirt unS perbhtet

8ubr, 8inrrb0e, Cholera Rorbus, Eieber
un6 SdlmcrS 8beumntiSmu5, uer06le
Sdmerien, 8ipbtberitis, SalSeuts
SiinouuB SHflurHSu, ItQ=
mungsbeidlmcrOer.
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0hneeifurn, inn WOreip eiteu.

MilWautee, isis, 9. Wdr5. = Der
hCitisite Sdueefturnt Der Sailon wiltbete
beute ylad)mittag unb abenc i'm galsen
Norbpeften uno ipirS eine SerfebrSfodIug
auf ben Giienbabuen, ,penn nidt eine gang
lidbe 8lodabe sur 0olse babeu. Der Btno
erreidte 3utpeilen cine ShneQt9tett BON
A Weileu bro 6tunoe.
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S6ipinSfn6t

6eryuu8eH luS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Tros5u[5s Sssbt,
Lt'hN Scieu @ini6puOa, Gutarhitd unp 8er,
i@pdruuA her Jdtren udtr.rdutbct, lrtiiperBaIttna
noletil9e Sueerng aeipahrt, TO pHit Gatbeter oes
mtFr nvsTitNfs iip, SIoitnicII uuo IN allen 6Gasu
bon " oN~'"
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Yaul Yrtn9le, tuelAer am 10. Wtdr;
III Ransiielo, 9a., tueger zines bon tbm be-
gargeueu Roroes geb6rst weroen ioate, bat
cine 9algenfrtft bon 60 Gaseu BON benz 9OR'
usrrtHr erbalteu.
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@erSammmaS. @efAmrrben

8nhr, Einrrbbe, Gbplerd gorbu5 cocr 'bmersbaFter
Sthlgnna merben in 15-2O 4gtutteu surirt buroI
Aahn0q 9 Hednp Relet. 8eoer 9ertopiuu3. no5 Guts
siiUbln9 iuCber Sdbp06e uob 4Rdttiateit beuIrSaHt
Der @ebrnud b0n 81. VI. 8elef
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Sn elmer BIG 3pam,ig @linuteu,


ipieisBr aud Sie R5sumati6en, 9sttIaaeriaen S5vas
den 8Grtrippeten, Rerb5ieu, G6tiqeu oSer an ION,
fr8er Grdmbeit SeoenSen gequdlt 'ein m6gen ,.Rces
nap sRcaep Reiief' ipiro onuBeublidli8eSulie iaas
fenbet
@ntsiinbungeu Der Iicreu, gnbiinSuuaeu Ser
Slale, @ebGrm= @nt3iiuoungen, 2uugeH=GoH.
geitiOnen, SuIsleiosu, 2litbma, 6eritlopfeu,
8tphtbcrte, bpfertiden 2lufaqen, 8rdWue,
3atarrb, Snflucu3a, 6opfmeb, I3abnIdmers
3en, Reurnlgie, 8benmatismus, taltem uuS
bciBeur 6ieber, 9dbncraugeu Il. 6rOfbeuleu.
Die WnpsuSuns bss .gieaOb ReIief" an ber oSsr ben
lstsnben Steasn ipr6 0!spac bepagIae GrIei9tsrWng
iddieu.
GreiBie Bis Ieds,ie GroSfer Sabou in eiuem baIbsn
9riutglas pon @aIier perDeu in peugeu @u9eHbli6eu
GrGmpfe, Wl19enidltre SoobrenUen gOpf1merBeu,
Ginrrbpe, Gtienterp, apItt, gIabmgen in osn gnses
tpeioet ino ole innerltden S6nerien beilsn.
9teiieube iplten trlmsr eiue Sloid1e H1etpdb's
,,9eahh 8elief" bel io trn9eu. gSenge SropfeH 6ds
bon in gE0iier settan beusen allen arant5eiteu urs
ben bonlit oertniipften Seeen bic aus oem gebraH5e
idleoten @aiers enipriugen por. 9s 1T elm 6eeres
Stinmlant, ais frnnStiti4er SrGHbp ober 3itterer.
Saltes unb biti9eS Ste6er.
Salte8 Il. bigi9es 6ieber gebeiltfiir 50 gts.
es giebt 'tiu beereB SeiImttteI In Der eIt Das 70
uen ale 2Irteu Sieber beilt utogen ie BON bers
oorbener quit CDdIaria) oeer oeSencrirter @Gue tom
men, utDqen ie S6nrlabs Qerbeus ober selbes 5te6er
Sas ,,glrarp Relief" Or. aaewaps.
SHnfSi9 GcntS pro 6laf6e.
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GS mar 0as erfe uu0 IN oas etn,la,
i6mer3bertilseaS Mittel,

has ingJugcrbIide BEN qualsubren 9ebenGinbaI t5ut
eaS Gniinourgen tu6 Gcugeitioneu bcilt, nto9en ne
nun an 6sn Sunaen, sem glagen, ben Giu9eUeOsu ben
9riien ober auoerer CrAdutn igrsn sis bdbeu be
elumaliger Qnipeuouug.
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Beitere @rSrteruns Der Eemperen,frase.
5aus ninrmt Die Observation-Disclosures
Sin an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
0rr 2lrfiinne in ncr 6erieacrpina.

sScutart, 8. W6r,. - Die Oeltrei6er
babeu llblt eiugeuommeu, rpelher Ort nidt
pertbei6igt puroe. 9te Sulurgerten fiuo
bts mad Retjagreoa luriidgetrisbeu pOroeu.
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Gin DeectabiliI6es Grfaemittel far
Gal0mel.

goutommer cbue iegIiheu 9eise'@mut. elegant NIT
iuBcm guntiH Blaiirt, pIrgreu, regulreE, rstHt8en
une Itdrfeu.
RaSmap's Niuen sur Cur nuer arau.6eitsu 6es
@ugens Der 2eber, Der Gebdrs Der Nieren, Der 8Id'
f. iofpie fir nerboe5 gotipeb 8eritoDIun9 Snoisss
Ittcu Srspepie bili6ie 2ufanee Seber, uutetleibss
Gut;inbung, SGmprrboioen uus due aueereu eeIesu
oes llnterleibes. Cine pputommeue srlr gdrdttirt.
&eiu be8etGbiliid teine Spur ron Uertgr, TIneraen
pber itdnli6en Iroouen.
e5B Wan bendte fplgerbe Stmptpute Bon Rr1ntbet
ten Der BsrSoimnssoradue &eritcpfung, iunert1
Sdmprrhpioen, BItpaLuHg nab BEN gopie, Soure
i'm Na9er ue6elteit Sobbrennen Gtel bor benz GheH,
Tugsnhriiden, iaures @uiitoBeu SInter ober 5eeel
bes 6erSens eritideubeS @eiibI bein! sesen, Ge9st
oSer Tladern bpr ben @ugeu, 5Iiepsr uno enmgte
S6merseu i'm aope. itodenben @tbem, ge!oes AHS'ts
ben Der Saut unb Der auser, Seiteite5sH, S9msttsn
in eer &rtft unb in oen Geoeru, tlosIt4e AnpauHH'
oen bon 6iBe 8renneu hes Tleiites.
eiuiee DOZEN pcn RdepGDs Dinen peroen ods
Safiem bon allen pben9enGnntee Rrans9eieE pelraeH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10

gonbon, 8. Dtdr;. = SIM llnterbauie
iuurbe beute 2lbenS Die Debate itbtr @la6s
tones SeidluB be;iiglid ser bonn S5errenz
hauie an9eOrbneten llnteriH9ung ijber Die
gSirtlamteit Ocs irii6en SanogeieBeS beenOet.
Gin bon bem @onieruatiUen gOmaro @tbion
geftelter 2Intrag apf Die Sorfrage mur0e
nit 303 gegen 219 Sttnmen pernorien.
Die Earnelliten uerlieBen ba5 6aus oBne III
itimmen @laOitone'8 Seihlub mHr6e IdlieBz
lid nit 303 gegen 235 Stimmeu augenom=
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-10
g "A . ~ Gp' s
&egulirenOe Yiaen.

Sollfpmment @nrganIen, lineernee abfdbr
mittel, pirfen pbne Sdlmer,, ltets inoerlaI'
zig une natiIrlidb in ibrer SperatiDn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20
Thousand Dollar ShawIs.

Few of the real Indian shawls are
called for. One of the larger houses
sells not more than dozen such snawls
in a year, and these are the cheaper
ones that is, the shawls the prices of
which are under 81 600. One good rea-
son is that the wearer OF real Indian
shawl does not get the credit Of it.. So
few are worn, and so many initiate SO
well, the real Indian shawl is not recog-
nized. 1t is said that in the manufacture
OF Indian shawls not the slightest i'm
provement has been made since Napol-
con introduced them into Europe by
sending one to Josephine. The wool
of the shawl is obtained from the inner
hair OF the Thibet goat. 1t is cleansed
in rice water to add strength, and spun
by women. Each loom produces about
five shawls in year. Victoria wrjngs
tribute out of these poverty-stricken
weayers in a certain number of shawls
yearly.
1t is said that native Indian shawls
have been imported to repair shawls and
change centers to suit the wearers. The
shawls are made in pieces and put to-
gether SO deity that the seams cannot
be found except by an expert. In the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
[From the AmerIcan eultIrater. ]

RICE MUFFINs. Rice mullins bake(
in gem pans are very nice, and are very
easy to make. A pint of sweet milk ant
hree eggs, thickened with tablespoon
III of -four, and a cup of rice. steamed
until it is tender, are needed to make
them.
CHOCOLATE CARAMEIs. cup Of
sweet milk, one cup of molasses, half 6
cup OF grated chocolate, piece Of but
ter the size of walnut stir constantly
and le! it boil until it is thick, then turn
it out Cd buttered plates; when it be-
gins to stiffen mark it in squares, so that
it will break readily when cold.
SPANISH FRIrTERs Gut some slices
of bread into any shape you like; pour
very little brandy on each piece. Mi1
two eggs with two spoonfuls of -four and
little milk cover the pieces Of bread
with this batter let them rest for half
an hour, then fry in lard or butter, and
serve hot, with little preserve on each
fritter.
BARLEY SoUP.-Two or three pounds
of beef from the skin, two pounds Of
cracked bones, an onion. four stalks q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20

2, 700 railway motors; New York comes
next with 1000. The young Western
States. born only yesterday, already
overtop all other sections of the land in
the number of railway engines, the ag-
gregate being 1900 Illinois leads with
1900. The Pacific States have 400,
California having 800. The Southern
States have 1900 locomotives, Georgia
leading with 800, Virginia coming next
with 300, and North Carolina and South
Carolina following with lac each. Flor
ida's position is shown by the cold
blooded statistieian's figures of 38loco-
motives for that State, large enough for
an empire.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20
The Nan at the Junction.

Six railway passengers were put down
at a junction to wait for a cross line
train. The little depot was the only build
ing in sight, and the man in charge of it
was not a telegraph operator. He simply
kept the station-house and tagged the
trains, andhe was no more responsible for
the running Of trains than the Tycoon Of
Japan. Every one of the six realized
this, and yet it wasn't over two minutes
before one of the passengers approached
him and asked;
g Is that train on time?'
I guess SO.
You guess sol Don't YOU know"
"NO, sir.
"You don't, Ell? Then how do you
know it isn't an hour late %
81 don't.
Don't, eh? Well, if that trains late,
you'll"
Here he was elbowed away by the old
woman who made up the six, and who
wanted to know:
''Will / git home to-day %
g [ guess so.
"The train stops here, does it2"
"Yes'm."
"Stops long enough for ne to git on q
"Oh, yes.
Well, meb5e it does, but if it don't
you'll hear from us p
She gave place TO man who had
looked at his watch three times in six
minutes, and who sternly asked:
Did [ understand that we were 70
wait here two hours?"
Yes, sir"
SIS it two hours before that Eain
crosses here?"
:" Yes, sir"
Whereabouts on the line is the train
now"
81 don't know"
"Why don't you telegraph
eve have no instrument here"
Haven't, eb That's a pretty state
Of affairs! Two long hours, and perhaps
four Now, then, if"
Here be was called away by the blow
ing of a saw-mill whistle, and the most
peaceful-looking man in the crowd edged
up and inquired:
Train on time?''
eyes, sir"
"Does it cross here ?"
"Yes, sir"
"Always stop?"
"Always"
"H should get left here tonight it
would cost somebody good round sum.
In the course of the next ten minutes
the other two men approached and in
duIged In about the same style of con-
versation, and after an interval of ten
minutes he was asked what time it was.
why he was not an operator, why the
trains didn't make close connection. and
and why on earth he didn't have an
eating-house in connection with the
station. He had civil answer for every
question, and his patience never wavered
until just four minutes before train time.
Then the old woman said to him for the
twentieth time:
"Do you 'spose I'll miss the train?''
81 hope not" he quietly replied,
"for if you do I shall take to the woods %
And at that the six passengers gathered
on the end Of the platform, went into
convention, and it was unanimously
ReSolUed, That the arrogance and
impudence Of public servants must be,
andis hereby sternly rebuked. "-Detroit
Free Press.