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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
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ljau, Gcpernors Sslanb, Elm Salut III @hz
rem Der franSDfidhen Sregatte DVtiuerue" gez
icuert murbe, ging zines Der @eldiise perz
iriiht los, uno bic Solbateu @balen unb
Mtailen, ipeld)e Die Sauone bebienten, tuurz
hen 10 lfper perlett, baB ite In tpentgcn
Wtinuteu farben. Sem Soloateu Sibncn
tpurbe eine Sanb uuo eiuem anberen Sol=
hater, gtamenS @roules, Elm Irm abgerilien.
@rcplCS nir6 ifperlidl baponfomren. Die
@orpordIe Grace uno @oripin nuroen sieulz
lid idpef OIL BEN $odnoeu perleet. Die Ser
nunbeten befin1en it6 i'm Soipitale.
(SpGter. - 9ie nWinerpa" feuerte gu
crit etueu Salut, unp bel Scr @ruiberuug
bcIfelben ercignete ff baS llrsliif. llugez
fGbr 10 SGGIie tuaren beretts abgefeuPrt
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entluo, pabrenb bie Semannung nod nit
bem Ginramn1en Der gaburg beid)dItigt mar.
9as Seueru mur1e iofort eingeiteht ruo
aerSte sur SteQe gerufen, nm oen Sermunz
beteu SIlfe ~ leiiten. Wtallep, pelder I'M
mittelbar Dor bem 9eifibe itanb, blieb auf
Der Stelle tODt; @belan, iuelder in obiger
9epeife als toot genleluet murSe, lit nod
am 2eben, fam iebod ntdlt gerettet luerSeu.
lleber Die llriadle bes llnfaQs lit man nod
nidt redt i'm &laren, ieso6 9lauben Siele,
beB Die @ntlaoung outd) bonn gStnbe ,uriif=
gelpebten Sunfen aus Den au0ereu 9ei6iibeu
pcranlatt mur6e. Die Seoieuung BET 3as
none lieb fd teine llnOori4tt9feit;u ;u Sdulz
BEN fomrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
&si lebcnsisem 2etbe eeroitet.

Cincinnati, %. September. - 90
tparo Seooous, Elm Sniaiie bes bteitgeu
@ountGssfdngniIies, mur6e gegen II lbr
Qefetn Abeno in SOlge Der Grploiiou elmer
TetrCleurlampe 81 &obe perbrannt. 9as
brennenbe Sel ipritte iiber oas Sett, aui
meldem Seboons i'm Sdlafe lag, uuo lette
oaS gettacug in Sldmmeu. Die 3elleutbiire
murbe erit flint Miuuten ua1 Dem Sorfalle
ae0fInct, uno Der Ilugtiifli6e mar bercitS
balb seroitet, uls man ibn BON ber Sette
en.fernte. Gr ltbte ;war nod, inoehcu Nib
iriu Sob in meniQen StuuOeu eiHtreten.
Nuu liefert ben grfaugenen 2ampen, un ie
in Stano ;u ieten, pGbreab Der gtad)t gu les
fen. GIBBONS mar zines i6aurbareH Als
arifis OIL ein fleines Wdvdlen anasflalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26

qieies neItttritmte grdpdrat 1T bic Gritnbung cit
res uufersr beteutenbiten Gbtmiter. 9Gisbe eutbd,
ale fur GrSeueunG bon Sleiit. 2uoheu, Slut, IIss
tsIniIrb ipmit ron gorpsrtrait eroroerlien Beanes
tbe en- unb snar in elmer ilrlei6teie 8ereauunss
neten 6plm. Bon ZEN angeiehenben &ersteu uus
Qbpiiopqen 1T haiiebe ais Der bette uperliifste
Grias fir RuttcrmiIcb auerlaunt unb als oas ats
tGghiie GrndtrngsmitteI fir tIeine unp ipacbenoe
Sinner iouie fir arante uRh Geueienos empioSen
ipcroen. feuffaeeter'S Seuti1hes SinesrmsbI 1T
teinespeBs cine WeolSu, ioneern pie uDbmas betont
tperneu mus, Elm Grnabruugsmlttel. 4egen istres
teheuteneen 9ldbrpertbs fomie pegeu ieiuer et5tsu
9eroaulitieii, ieiuer Stmddbdfti8telt uIb i5EelsN
@uhotre ms Slut III oos geHonute 3lHrermsbl oor'
sipllt Tenlenigeu sum Bebrdut tmpctlen, bic dN
@ereumngs. pdde unb bdraus enthebenoer uuiuret'
denber GrnGtriug. an trasem Stcitmeblel, an SlIt'
urulltb idlafier Dhsfelz une melter AnobenbileuHa
une 4ebuIi6em leioen. Spmt piro es beonoers sum
Gebrauh fir Sdu0lu1e, 9iueer in i5neuem B1nss
tbum ripis fir irlde sinnsr bic AuIase gu OasuGrns
ten .epppelten @heeeru' bGben, nnselegentllb emz
rfpbleu feruer fir 3pspeptlter, 9rdnte uHo 8ene'
ienbe in lenem Stnoum, oipie iilr Rerpen6Wabe uns
GrIdcpfte Sci ieblenrer ocer MD geIiaeHoer Yuts
termilb lit has 3tnhermobl Der etnsile auerfdunte
srias eer uatirli6sn Jsdbrung 6e5 5dusnss. Su,
aIei 1T es eas berfts S6usnItte Der 9leuen geseR
GUNNER Complaint" trpniihe Starrbbe uRe RIM
oer6pIera.
3u baben In alien apotbeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
Sermifb!es.
Trr Scrrer1;u GohIrn;;f

Yitts ma, -. SepF.-NN 0tr bitlJIPit
SclbDrie berrid1te am Samfage etHe ugJe=
idreiblidc 2tufre5ung ruo Die .Jttgtieoer
Wareu i6rnIid, toit. @s mar Der grG6ta EaJ
in Der @cidt6te Der biefiSen SobltuOljUria
Die SerfGuie errCidten Die enorme lo0Gs pou
6,s00,OO0 6ab. Der $rets 0iuete nit 81
StS. Der SAB, iagf aber inter bem @tniliB
bon Selegraulmen pom GberrD @rooe 0iz
ffrift AMI SO. Spdter eintreffenbe siiaiti3cre
gerithte trieben ben YreiS auf 50, nn5 als
Die SOrie dlob, itauo er auf 81! rs 81
Dian glaubt, baB in oteier gSod)e Der Bret
in Die 90sr gcben ptrb. @s beiRt, bag
Guiieu Gage unO Sim Scene aIf tiiuftigc
YirfPrlli1n fnIffen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
gefssrapGif0s 9epe(Gstt.
Aus Der SuneeSbauptitaSt.

8sri9ts Der ,,aipeiirten 4rehe" fir ben .,SsIt$su
Gorreippnnenten.'0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
paul Gtrpbbatb's Ss,uerbuus I'M Die Snnsss
marid,allifcae In Qlabama.


gBaibtugton, %. September. - Der
YrdFoent bat in SOl9e Der empbattlden Psoz
tefte gegeu bic @rnenuung OeS oru. Paul
Strobaf) gum SunoeSmaridlad lir alabama
feline @nhd,eit mig in bicIer Nuselegenbett
uorlGufig pcrI1obeu unb SunIesnlrIdlll
Osborn miro bis aui gSeitcrss I'M amte
bleiben. Bic Grucurnn9 Der so. Ybtltpp
SoIepb ans Ntobilc uno SSln. Youuaoiooo
aus WoutgpmerD III Suuoes> Steueretnne5s
mern 4 II Ne.ufen nul 99. DtOrgan III
Oiobil, ..,., C in Wontgnmerp llno bis
;ur gutId d,ieung Der Slrcbat' hen NuJaz
legenbeit pieoer in lire Ie.Gter eiu5aic5t
poroCa.
UifstiIcftcr Serimtt ;ur Ssrprpp iaiitiruus Ser
GrceIep fden GrpseitipH.
Wenerdi Sa,en, Der Gbef bes Stgnel6iis
reaus erbielt bic WelOuls, baB ser OanYfer
rNeptune," tuclder anl 8. Suli 3. 5. nit
neuen Munocortdtben fir Ct. Sreelep nnS
ieine 2eute abiubr, am Samiiag nad) q.
SohuR, Htnfuuolano, SurIfJefebrt 1T. 81
iiieB auf eine ulaiitoe Gisfdtc, Die iIb bon
Sap Snsleiielo mad 6oBs sSai erfrcfte. gteu
tenant greclep's citation beltuo". J I'LL !
bein 81. Srcitegrab NIB Der D9faptuH" IAN
NIT Bis sun1 70. Grao. getterer bltc0 bis
snm 5. Septenlbcr, on ipelfe.H Gage oaS
Sis bercits cine DUDE Bon 3Oa erlangt
bate. Ser yNsptun" legt; Oepots an, I'M
2teuteuant @reelep's 9tiidtebr ii1er ;u iteGen,
menn bicieibe in eiIleu ober ;ptt Sabccl Ms.
tbig merbeu iolte. Wtan begt feline BeIorgs
nthe Setreff5 Der @reelep' den Expedition.
9teielbe lit auf 5lpei Sabre nit alien 9t6tBi.
gen perIebeH.
sseriniitbtes.
Sic hcrtige Stsuer Ginnabme betruO
$S20,0S2.19 un0 Die s3ol- -GinTabme %716,
564.73.
CUR Gtni0Iung beftr1mte Iatioull SInts
Voten I'M SetrGge uou $G43, 600 lIeieu gez
tern i'll Sddtalnte Gin.
&rtegsietretGr 2iacola reife Aeut. &srmit.
tag uadb Chicago ab, no er itb tutje 3.it
aHfhalten miro
Die gBittwe tes Gapitdns 0e Yong 1T er.
iudt norben, in gSaibington Su efi6eiueu
unO Dem Gr0ffaen Der BON Sagcntcur N,!s
bile aIttgebradteu &iiten, welGc ueilbieOens
0Otulnente nnO Gheften De 9ous's uno ieiner
geibPrspPiGhrtpu e1thnltPu hoi,unobupI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
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Gtn;us ses 9,iccfpniss in Sairp,

Mrcbi 3didDa lob: Sic bsnocn Gnsldneer, -
SsutiGoc, fran;phid,e une ruiHid5e Cfn'
;irre, rie iir GsYp:cn fdnpicn MOLTEN. -
Die &eprsaniiatipu Der espptlfdDen Irmee.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
sree:nea NA;urA.,Eea C."zens

iac aoIA q, aa;ara, -s..a1 has -eec-ee-. wenderi4. l,nae;1s s.aec me naecaaz 1. the >ar is'>c convention. ro.s ;tr |: nicer fTe,a e.,.Eco> arg :lsned aa; "a. |, os ,ae N4sz3a> Gour-,oA.. - -, z, .rc sape7o. -a2r,. taeca af ,h..s sNe4rsas ale. Auee beiafe fatt te Nav r Nc>;r.- ,-sN. fhc ,ssse.s.l,. -s-att.st e' >aele at ;he>e appll ar;s !, a; :.r.cs >grprl,,n 1. !. if>hsa.a @zs yesterday 4sket hA -4aEe Naya're--
 pe4se.. he.e.e 5a tep~aicAr isrrIs ot SoNernmen;:
 NJ. >ar F, 4 dimnsN1s4. vas ;Ae answer.
 Do x4s know wha, < mean; ey re- publican form O: savcrnncn; = va, he next question.
 Yes. surr.
 :. Aau ao know wha, = mean. hv.. re Pabl.ean form of government; -e.;e-; ;,ed the iodSe.
 N. >urT
 " Well. do you prefer pre- der; ;o a k,ns or suecn
 Yes
 The applso~n, pAs>ed. fcaoua-sas . allegiance "a Queen Aletorsa. and man. aged ,e scratch an \ Q Clerk MerH : signature 5t his raTnc
 Another foreigner ~ho appeared ~as asked
 You were nnner when you eape ,u ihis country :"
 No. your honor. VAS carpln;er" re- piled the bngh; addition ;o ,he ranks
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

specimen as II was going over the picke; fence and then glo4, over II fer hoers at;erSard.
 These stern relics have czrzloguec and pu; n z'eaelne; for inc beneti .; science and will lo-eate them n ;he l=f; ~4ng of the exposition. so ;hag people caa look :hern over while the band plays and the large fountain sqairzs.
 -' | vii aiso ;ake the dos along. lie ss getting lliIic raoro>e ne,s. and old and -sn.cal ba, he .s ih rough judge oi gods t.e sna@s nes dcs sn - pan :..ioors as soon as he sec :. and he .8nss fer aaj.4-c g.s;o. pockets and s;@1 = .a ca: :..sl> tEe same A he cd wears ago. lie VI. psck ep lea ..';le th.nss 2 ne ~zy Q; p4a;A.oon oE7c-a-br4c. ;h.as. ~a,se q: ;he exposition. arc n my 7e;-r:. f! al shoa sa1 oG, coi,e-i1a-
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 dog .s se.,ng ,o be A regular an- uquarian. He has sorae cherished .ras- men,s oi pantaloonss winch he prires AS A miser does his gold He would get ap any time in the nigh, to select new
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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2
 Something people always pai the.r foo; do~n on-ihe sidewalk
 Several editors devote space headed Concerning Women. Hope yol tell ali yoa know. brethren
 \ sugar refneH n Philadelphia has failed This $ looked apCn by ;he aver age yer<aa A a wonder. when !; ls knos.Ta ,ha, sand $ plenty 1T .he -e'A ef broth erls laYe
 he editor q inc C.Tls.r.F.4.i E.'.,.aszr- .s.s. >4vs ,he G>e ot coffee ts IT 4rsels - the -amp.exie-.. b1; ;he ase oi sce A4,e: .s :Ar aorse. Th.s $ Prob@bi. ~hs Chen IA. :s.ks -sc wh.s.s
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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Authors and Their Books
Elevated R2.l~s. loaraal

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An exchange informs Us ;ha. rock candy IS being substituted for sugar ia lea and coffee The neSt thing we eApec, to hear is ,ha, ye IS rapidly taking ,he place 0. tea and coffee loskty5 ,>fi!fs- nfdr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

When me eoA;-,ai. oi ,he nquisi,ive re porer gos oaugh; n the hav-oal,ng ma chine. had he 10; reason ;o bc sorry he Uas connected ~i.h ;he press :-4E lc- .sis! Hatiss',y .ioH,nal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

Ss- Garae; Wsi>eley has ] sas'e eve for he eff:e5ene>- .af hss arlny Ire e:he- ep+.c aas eN:.nsu shed n ,he Cnnea. B; he eN2ec;s ;o -et an A-1o.-r. E.Hp. yisds II kff.fis>-f..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
EAST AND SOUTHEAST

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
CHANGING HIS MIND.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

/ According to announcement, Dr.. May
! delivered his icctr re Oh " The Bible. Cod
and immortality ut the Temple Rudci
ShU!elg last night, the audience BEN"
made up in the most part OF members Of
! the congregation, although there were
present no iHCunSi,i,I .GH'e number OF gen
lilies, among whom the reporter noticed
Rev. 3. \. Rogers, pastor of 81.
Pauls, and his lady. Tie
usual Friday night service WITH full choir
preceded the ici turc, which Ia it, delivery
occupied about thee quarters of AZ
hour As Or. Nav wei remarked tie
theme was one which might embrace a
Two years study and indeed - lecture of
the same lurstl rs The one Ge.ivt Il iaSl
night might be given once a week Tor =
Whole yCaI on the same subject without
eNhaust'ng ii. The speaker Is possessed
of q veil mOdulatod Voice notwith5tand-
ING he has rot fully acquired The En- Sh
accent, allows him TO lie clearly under
stood and readily draw the attention of
all who a,e capable OF becoming inicre.-
ted in 81 scholarly md scientific discourse.
Tie oh-crvan, listener caunoj tail t" dis
cover that DE- May is deeply read and
we'll posted in history and the science OF
theology and Is Fault "s-ly correct i'll the
gram Huti'"h construction OF ms language
honc".h his discourse proved highly interest
ing and instructive. ct the subject mat
ter, ii would DC impossible to speak in tho
short space at our command IL manner
that would give tUy readers anything like
even a bare synopsis OF his remarks In
TACT the time OF The speaker was consumed
in passing from ere main feature to an
other, OuiliDg the details Tor all roulu
not b" touched Ia one discourse
on so obstruse and alb tract subject. !
Occasionally Dr. May VS. eloquent and !
gave expression to some of the finest |
and deepest thought We have yet heard |
fran the Waco pulpit. His reference TO !
and the proofs of an eyis- /
tence beyond the grave had the merit Of !
beauty Of thought, sentiment and origi-
lallty and presented on grounds
strongly deienslbie against the
usual attacks of those who deny
. future state. While D.. May did not
tttempt more than he could compass,
le perhaps presented more than the or
unary mind can IN one discourse take
II and analyze, but all certainly We're
brought to thinking, reflective mind.
md such lectures, if We may bepermitted
o use that term for them, presented
'fteu viii be sure 10 draw the Intelligent
It all demon nations, and cannot fail to
'e of ut least Indirect if not positive
iiroct benefit.