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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03

Der 3ablreifsn @on1tte'n tueroen au6erbem
nod ami of1entlt6)e Soften Die 0ieuite eines
@leris gepahrt. Die clerIloien Senatoteu
erbeben itln bur6 bett Wfanb bon Senator
Sromn geiffallS auipruf auf Die 3utbet=
lung lolfler 9lerts.
Sn @aibingtOn iino bic yStalwartS" al
oer Arbett, I'M Die slufnohale 6eS s. G.
bets 9atota ais Staat in bic Union
burdSueeen llnb baourd) Die 4n;abl ber
ugeiiunungS S.i6tigen" Suubesignatoren mn
ipettere Sipei III uermehren. Suuerbalb Der
leBten 3ipan;ig Sabre mur6eu - 9llles fir
poiitild)e 3meGe - Oregon, &auias, gSeitz
Sirgiuien, gtepaba, Nebrasta lH1c Colorado
ais Staaten i'll Die luton oIfgenoulmeu,
m6brenb ibre SerrttoriaI SerGlferung faum
al 3abl bic Ginuobner ipeniger @aro8 I'M
ierer @ro6ftdbte iiberitieg. 9rei Der porges
nannten gebiete babcn iOgar beute nod
feline GinpobnerSabl, bic Der uuierer Stdbte
rittlerer @r0Ee glett) tomrnt 60 iit Ore
gOl mad Dem neuen Genius Don $4,000 in
1859 crit auf ia, 7S6, Nepaba, 1864 aufgez
nonlmen, lett jener 3eit erft auf g., ,266 &C.
iiiegen. gSirb Safota, bas Sur 3eit circa
135, 900 &inrpObner SGblt, ais Staat in Die
Union aufgenommen, 10 erbGlt es 3iuei Sun=
be6Ienatoren, lpd9reno !. 3. Der Staat
gteip=Y Yort feline grObere Sertrftung iiir ieiue
5,0S2,000 un6 Wiarplanb fir ieine 934, 652
Giumobncr bat.
Sdbrenb idou beute Die j3abl Der politiz
id]en 9rabt;ieber i'm @ongreiie alleS
NRoaB iibsriteigt, liegt iett ernitlt6 Der
antrag Dor, bel Der ua6 benz lebteu Genius
por;unebmeuben Neuetntbeilung Der
3 iitrifte Die 3abl Der @ongreB=
mi q \ s l N IN
erbohen! Ser D92.zY. Seralb" metnt,
man iOlIe Die 2lnSabl gleid auf $4,000 erz
b0beu.
Su 9Saibiugtou lit cine Delegation
Der D9feorg & n d. e
@brift /" (ber D6eiligeu bonn letten Sage')
eridienelL iueld)e geitern idOu cine ldngere
Goilfereu, nit Dem Brdiibenten bate. Sic
gebenft Oem @Ongrelie cine Dtemorial 3u
nuterbteiteu, in Dem iie barlegt, baB bic
mabre DiormOnenzSird)e uienIal5 Polpgamie
Su etner lbrer 2ebrcH genladt, unO baB fie
Die Yplpgamiiten i'll lltab, meld)e iit eben=
falls Wtormonen neuucn, itets befdmpit bat.
-Sie rHeorgantltrtc Sird)e" lit cine Sd]opz
fuug Soiepb Smitb'S, beS Original
Smitb, Der bas Mormonsntbum ,geltartet"
bat. Die Delegation bebanptet, baB fie
neun 3ebntel Der Mormoueu III Den Ser
Staaten in ii6 itlieBt, uno oaB ibre au=
bdnser gstreue Siirger Der lluion iino. sic
proteitirt bagegen, OaB man allies, mas ii4
nNiormone" nennt obue irgeub melde llnterz
idjeibung in eiuen &Opi ruirft.
9aS Sberserid)t bon 0iifouri bat ben
appell bes Wt6rberS Chs. 6. String,
Der Grnlorbung Der Dora Sr0uer iduloig
beiunaen, per,porier, II. oerielbe ol nunmebr
am "a. Sebr. gebanet merbeu. Ils beuDi0roer
Der GntI9rib oeS SberseridtS r1itaet9eilt
pnrbe, bemerfte er: SD CLAUDE nitbt, oa6
elm llnreht in meiHeu Semdbungeu Log, fret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Slaine uuS Sbriffiaucp.

Na' 'btngton2, Tebrlldr. -or. Slatne
telegrapbirte bcutc an 6ru. Gbriitiancu:
.sln BEN 9ldtb. Siaal =. 9briitiancp =
&ertber Serr! sd babe Sbr crltes Selc=
Qramm mi6UertouOcu. Sbre uertruulide
0iittbeilung, iiber bereu &er6fentltfuug
sic ilb beflagGn, mar oil mid nlS StaatS
ScfrctGr abrciiirt unN bciog lid nur aui 81
fentlife 9lngclc9cubeiten. SD mar uitt
bere6ti9t, iie III entierneu oNet 81 ;etit6reu.
No, mas fe eutbielt, fir mCiuen giahfolaer
ebGuiO mertbpon If, ME fiir mid. Die SIC
ppittorjeR bes StootSouts cntbaltcu uielc
Ocrurtige pertraulibe S6rcibcu, bic man
ionit uidlt ucr6ffcntlidt, Sbt Srici wur1c
pahridleinlid abiidtSloS bon SrH. Sreliuq=
bupIGu hit Den i6rigen auf Die &bt,i lerll
9lHaire be;iiglihcu Sd)riftitiidcn oem Scnat
iibCrlanOt. SD bC0oure 30s, bate nber
fetnc GClCgCnbcit. eS I'll perbinoCrH. GS
lag nift i'll meincr abid)t, &brcu &rici
mcinen oipl9matiiheu &orreIpoHocH;cu bci=
zuuebcu.-SamcS Is. GlQinc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Die vrubclpIcn 6ebcinc" eeS Carl
Npn NraipfprS.

Rhil00cIp ! a, ,. Nebr. = Nor lnqe
lGbr IA 3cgCn mclNete etu italienidcr Sd
ga0Hn0, HamenS 2lutonio 9iocco, Der 8oli=
;ei baB CT in elmer biciigel Speluutc ;iuei
NcapOlituncr getrOfien babe, wclfe BON
S,aprc angetOmmGu marcu un6 cine I6mere
Siite nit fd1 idlepptcn. Gr, &Occo, per
mutbe, nadD Gent ipaS ct bic bciOcn 8urz
lden inter cincnber iprcden geb0rt, OaB lie
irgen1mo cinen gciduGm gcitOblen. Die 30
li5tlten ladtCn 9(occo aus, unb bieier cntz
iernte id) tnbiguirt. Sett aber bietet Die
bCifige 0ermonboN o(ie Wtittel nuf, ibn wie=
Ger III finoeu, "a gemiiie Detectives Der 9(u
iid)t inn, ooB cr pOu oen bCioen Staliencrn
geiptodclL lucld)C man in Nber6eCnibirc fur;
Dor bCm Seridminpcu beS gci6uamS OeS
Garl8 gcIcben bat, unb IN NcuCn man bic
61ubcr perlnuthct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Die Gi1fubr pom amcrifaniibem
3u6t1ieb in @nelanS ipieDer
ncffdffcf

Sttawa, Snt., ?. 6ebruar.-9ie 3lcs
gicrung bdi pom Dem SOlOnialamt in gonz
SOn Gnglan6, eit NaSeltelegramm empfanz
gen, ipeldem sufolge Der britiid1e @ebetnt=
ratb Die SeidrdntlIngeu in 8e;ug auf Die
Gtnfubr BON amerifanii6em 3u6tpteb anfs
geboben bat. 2etteres mirb ieBt inter ben
ielben 8eDtngungen iutportirt tpcrben t0n=
men, pie Steb BON aubsreu tnf5trten 2dnz
bern, pel6es eiuer 9O=tdgigen Quarautdue
nntermOrfen lit. gu bieiem 3wefe perOeu
an geeigneten Srten Nuaraut6ue Stattoueu
errihtet mcrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Die Observation-Disclosures,

GbattauOoga, Gem, 2. 6ebruar-
Die lleberihwemmuugeu babeu in Central
alabama iebr groBen Sdaben angeriatet.
Ssute tornte Die ,,Siiblibe alabama= =Sa5u"
gum erften 9iale mteber felt 3ebu 8agcn
,3ige bcf0rberu. Bier ODER iiini Neger ino
un's 2eben gefomnsn.
Gin3elue tleinere 6armer 6oben AT ibr
Sieb, uuo mande aud nod tbre Grnoteu
nprInrpr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03

Sin Scrt6t gcseH Die SteioiutiOn, pel6e
beitimnlt, OaB oas @ontite iitr riidltanbiae
Bcniiouen &C. eutiaiieu uer6en iou, gab 9ln=
laB i'll einer ldrgereu Debate, ole Oamit Ell
bctc, boB Die 9teioluttOn ani ben Gid gelest
r'frhc.
lin llbr 10 0tin. trat baS Saus unter
Sorfib Des Soru. Galfins in Ylanar= =&onlitez
Sttuna uno nabm bic Poituermilligungs=
Sill aui. Sor. 6obeinn beautra9te, 6aB 6ie
Sermilltgnng Don $8, 800, 900 uuf S, 800, 900
erh1ht Wcrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Or. @laric ggalfcr crTplsreib.

" IN 3 o H,l%. 0eoruat.-Ge III : I.
DiOrie gSalfer geluugCu, ibre Grncmunq
5nm @lert fir oaS gSei6errc6t5 Gomitc OcS
SenatS burd}uieeen. Senator gopbuuL Ser
SOritBCr bieicS @Omite5 wOllte ;mar bic Be
oingung itehen, baB iie lire gGm5bnli9c uuo
70 ieltiam combirtrtc Srodt obtcqe, uber
Natic bcitunO Hui tbrCn YautulonS, mnS Der
SenatOr mnBte ihlicbiidb uadgcbcu. Sie
erbClt alS Glert So pro Gag. (Gteaciht
mirb boS geiammte GOulitc ualS Crfa6rcu,
baB Yfcrie sic 0Oicn auhnt. 2tum. 8. 9tco. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Mus fernen 0anpen.

Gbtcago, ST., 2. 6sbruor. - Cir
Senrp Barts, Der SOlontalz Setretdr BON
Reu .Sao= =@ales, bsfinoet ii6 aui Dem 8ege
BON Sau=6ran5iscO mad g8Gibiustou. Gr
geSentt uniere Regterung nm etue SubiiOie
fir bic oSpbnebs Gan 6raujisco'ers
8nmpferlinis" uu5u9eben uno cine Boiler
md6igung ODER e6nSlihe 8eieitiguug oes
.3oue fir aniiralii6e g8aaren, uamenuid
geolle, 3u ermirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
1fn,ufrirbcne 6eieeoeber

Ybtlabelpbia, ?. Sebruar. - SIM
Sbergerifte murbe beute ser Saa oes 9rH.
@bas, g. 8Olfe aufgerufeu, melder in lei
mem unb mebrerer onoerer peuni1lpuutider
@eiGtgeber gfamen gegen ben S6asmeiiter
6es Staate8 I'M 8eSablung fir in Der 2egis=
latur grlsiftrte 0ienite tlogt. Die Wlttgltes
ber Der @eletgebuug BON YennIploanien err
balten fir eine Steuug 900 3age) pro
Dinnn $1,000, a6er $or. Q8olfe bebauptet,
SaB, ba Die leste Sieung 158 Gage oauerte,
ibm uu6 ietneu &laggenOiieu nod ie $500
3uiteben. Ser Staatsifabmeiter perueiut
0as - ietner Dieiuung nat ift Sisung
Sieung, wie lauge fe aud oaucrn mag. -
8as @erift Bat fd) ieire GntihetOuug por
bcholtPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
,,Sdrpdaa.'

8ofon, ?. 6ebruar. = Sn etusm Der
bteiigen 9Oipttdler fturb beute eiue 6rau
Qnuie poparo, Die man, BON 6unger Oou=
ltduoig erih0pft, in Der StraBe UOrgefunOeu
bate - uub in Der 8obuuug Der buhItabz
lid Serbungerten entoedte man beute 46eno
9Derthpapiere i'm Setraae pou fat $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
gSiraiuii6e Nplitit.

HiCbmon6, TIrg., J. 6ebrnor. = Sm
Scuate oel 9cgislotur murbe beutr uadl
laugCr uub itiirmii6er 8ebatte cine 9tefctR
tion angenommen, mon0d Slntlagen auf Se=
ifehungsperiud gegen eineu SeudtsbeaHz
ten unteriu6t iperSen Iollen, mo iwar ioll
Die llnteriufung, pcnn n0tbig, bis ilnF
Sabre 1879 ;uriifgeben.
Sr. &ibbleberger bemerftc ipdbrenp Der
Debate, baB na6gewieieu wcrNen t6nuc,
oaB ;mei Seamte beS Senats im 9luirage
pon Staatsbeamten ourd Sefehuug auf
Scnatoreu ein;umtrten periudt unb aufreie
nem Niitgliebe bes 9auicS $1,000 iiir ieiu
9otUm offerirt hQbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Grfr,Infem

Detroit, 0iit., 2. 5ebr.-am abenOe
oeS WittpOd5 wolte gtt6olas 8eder in
einem Sdlttteu nit ieinem @eibe uno iei-
mem 5metjdbrtgeu S0bndeu iiber ben nur
leiht iiberfrOreneu @roofes-See in Barn
Gountg iabreu. Ser Sdlitten brad our9
oa8 Gis, uno Beder ertrant nit gget6 uuo
Sinh. Die yejden finb nod nidt aufge-
iuuGen mOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Gin 0ctectip tnbtlih perlrnnbet

ct. 2oni s, Wto., 2. 6ebr.-3u Gmnrts,
Ter, ruuroe geftern Der 0etectiO Soc 6Ors
igtbe bon etnem gemiiien Charles Worie, nit
oem er in CANT geratben mar, ourh eineu
SdluB t00tltd perlpuuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
lin elm 6ubu.

Btttsburg, 30, 2. 6ebr. = Der 30
li3iit Serrp Smttb uou &aegbeup @ttp per
iuhte beute iriib, auf Der YerrpsUilez z3OaO
etnen BurideH feiBuuebmeu Wel6er Elm
6ubu geitoblen bate. Der 9teb istte ftd
3ur g9ehrr, perrpuuoete ben BOlBiiteu ourt
eiueu SduB tdbtlid uuo ergrifi baum ote
Elufbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
MruhPfmprb.

90rrtsburg, Bennl., 2. 6ebruar. -
Diurie gGbite, cine farbige 6rar, puroe
beute abenb in Der Stro6e BON ciner unbc=
tannten YeriOu geidOiien. Die Sugeli6lug
burd Die 9aub eines Wiannes, NameuS 8alz
bntt, ser neben ibr itano, ln0 orang ibr oaNn
otdt inter Oem 6erSeu in ben Eeib. sic
lirnt I'M Stcrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
0ic NInftPrti

Salbtng on, ?. 6ebr.-0em BertdJte
Ser Ratipnalz zSanitdts z8eb0rOe mad fino in
Der @o6e, mel6e NIT Dem %. Sanuar
itblob, gu 8roottpn, N=g., Yeriou al Den
Slattrrn geitOrben unO 10 ertrantt, 3u Bitts=
burg 2S geitorben uno 70 erfranft uno III
Smaba, Nebr., l geltOrbeu un6 8 erfrautt.
Sn BrunsmiGt @oHntp, Sirg,
berrIden Die Slattern oerart, baB idntnttli6e
6trden uuo Shuleu baben geid5lOiieu uers
ben miificn Gs 1T eir County 6oipifal erz
ridltet pOr6eu. Dian bielt 6ie Srantbeit
3uerit fit @biden= YOr.
Cincinnati 2. 6ebruar. - 9aS ga
nitdtsont melbet, oaB fid in pergangener
9ad)t in ser StaSt 16 neue grtranfuugen
unb Il So6c8faae, 6urh Die 8lattern Der
uriadt erCiguet babeu. Sn Scbanblung
befinben 1id ;ur 3eit 1SS Blatterntrante.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Gcfrdupet.

SiuegarS Sapeu, 0aii., 2. 6e6r.
Der Shoouer ,,Snrab s. Smitb" bon
Bbilubelpbia 1T al bteler SiiTte aufgelauieu.
Die Otannldaft lit gerettet, bic aus Sis be-
lteberl0e 2abunq ieood perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
GrfhnMeli.

@ra9i III, 6p., g. 6e6r. - 8ei eincm
2on5pergniigen, bas gefteru AbenO I'M 9ouie
oeS Wartin @Or in @lliOt=@O. itattfanb, fam
es 3um Streite, in benz Siilfs 8uuoesmarz
ihQll 99. 3. Aideu crIdjoiieu muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
am Nener mmaefpmmert.

Sou8ran3t8co, 2. 6ebruar. - 2luS
g&ella @alla WirO gsnelOet, baB Gin Der
Stabt nabe belegeneS 6armbau5 gefern in
SranO gerietb, uu6 baB in ben 6lamneu Die
42zjdbrige Gliie DtdOlcr, mitiammt ibrer
19zGbrigeu Sohter unb ibrcm 6jdbrigeu
S0budleu unqeforlmeu 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Ner Dcrocffrioe . AuccIEurm.

u y Xxx tcs @I.t ., CCpl pluHI.-
Der Sdnec liegt bier IS 3Oa bod.
Bort SerutS, R.zg., 9. 6e6ruar. -
Scr Sdnee ilt bier IA 3oG ttef. Sn gtar
romsburg, 80 Meilen non bier, liegt er 5met
6us bod, uHo III Wonticeilo 90 3Oa.
Sofou, Mnii., 2. Sebruar - Der
Sdueefat1 erreihte bier Die S0be pou IS
3ou, uno Der Sertebr auf ben Giienbabnen,
lpte aui ben Bferbebabnliutcn mar mad allen
Seiten bin lange unterbrohen.
Repport, 8.sS., 2. 6ebruar - G5
fielen bier etpa ueun 3Oll Shuee.
BlDmontb, Y.>9., 2. 6ebrunr. Der
ShoOnsr s8utsr<Spirit," Capt. gSarben,
lief tpdbren6 6es S6ueelturmes uabc 8aiz
lingsSanbs auf ben Straro unb 1T pabr-
iheinlth uerloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03

Gbtcogo, Slls., 2. 6ebr. - Abrabam
Netter, Elm bisler iebr geadtster Saufmanu
Ser Staot, pirb iett beihulbigty oiele Sc
id)ditsireuube mtttelit gefdlidter 9aoei6etne
I'm beoeutenoe SHmmeu betrosen su haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
GiIenbahnlIufou.

@reensburgb, Ya., 2. 6ebr. - Sier
rnuuten beute friib 3wei 6raht3uge ineins
amber. Ster @agen wurben Beri6mcttert
unb mebrere Stiif Shla9tpieb gct00tet,
oOf enttamen bic 3ugbeantsn nit beiler
Snut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
G[cthberehtiof.

Norrt8totu II, Ba., g 6cbruar. - Die
Sfulc fir farbige ainOcr murOe geftern ge-
iblohen uuO Die fiinf;ig 3Ogliuge inter Die
4 Sdulcn fir ipei6e &inoer uertbeilt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Der @arficlS= =0enfmafz 6oub.

9ieW Dort 2. 6ebruar.-Sr. Charles
81. 6rg, Der Shobmeifter oes 9ariieloz
9eutmal= 6onbs, tiinbtgt on, oaB ibm beute
s1S26 BugegGngeu fnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Die Nruoclitrqfc in 01eip. 1crien.

Grrnton, RS, 2. 5cbr. - SIN Rcs
prdentantenbauie Ser yleiU Scrie9cr 2egts=
latur wurbe gefern cine Siu CUR Ginfitby
RING Der 8riigelfrafe fir 2Seiberpriigler
perbanbelt. Die Bill puroe iflieBlid) an
ben General 2luwalt bebufS 8eri6tertat
ting Ibcr iRrc SerfuiiungsnlGBigteit per.
mirICu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Slaeeu eegeu Mrbeiter= o 6euonen=
fcbafteu.

Ptttsburg, 9. 6ebruar - Die ygSa=
uerlp> >6Oblen=@Omp. bat gegcr Die Sri
>&6ociattou" unb oereu Organ, Die
,,gabor Sribune," cine &lage wegeu Ser
leumbuug eingereift. Sie beantragt S4u.
oeneriat I'M Setrage Don $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Scr Naticua1= 2fcferbau= 6 onpent.
~ . 0rLn

gfemz zDorf, ?. 6ebr. - Die Beutt9e
Sieung Der Convention Der nRatiOnal=
2derbauz&hociatiou mar nod ltdrter be
iud)t, ais Die geftrige, uub muroe uOrnebm=
lid bic Sariffraee beiprofeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Gefegrap6if6e Oepef6elt.
AZ. @pueree. - S,peite Sieune.

8erdte scr ,,goeiirten 9rsie" fir ben ,,0euti6si
Sprrc{ppnnenter ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
Die nStcruppifz X1Gc.s

@aibtnQton, 2. 5ebr. - Sr. 8liB,
einer Der &egteruugs- s-9lntpdlte in beu Bro
3eIieu gegeu Die ,,Strob bbiirgen" @abel, Did
ion uno Minuir, beipirtte beute Sertagung
Der our6 eineu Subp6ua =Sefebl auf beute
augsicbten Ssrbanolungeu bis nlOrgen, oa
er 6ie n0tbisen Yaptere II. I. 10. beute nod
uidf beihQffeu foufte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-03
NeiufleiDer,
SetmfletDer,

mimmebm
nuA0 0arrnh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

bought at large reduction from cost 10 close,
| am prepared to offer Better Bargains than
ever before. Parties wishing nice goods will
do well to call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12
Saved his Child.
y n. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore, Md

II n. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. ~, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommenda-
ton of friend l tried BRowN's
IRON BIrTERs as a tonic and re-
s,craiive for my daughter, whom
| was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption
haying lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent phys icians, l was 10th TO
believe that anything could arrest
The progress Of the disease, but, to
rny great surprise. before my daugh-
5er had taken one bottle Of BRows's
iRoS BITrERs, she began to mend
sad now is quite restored to former
health A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption. and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re.
CURED" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRows's
iEoS BITTERs, responded that is
a good tonic. take IT,.
ApoRAM PHBLPs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12
Agricultural Items.

1t is claimed that over 60, 900 people have
moved into Minnesota since January l. The
majority are Germans.
Vermont and Canada are sending good
potatoes to Boston and excellent ones will be
brought from Nova Scotia, if they are
wanted.
The college farm at Orono is being ably
managed. and is yielding satisfactory
returns under the skillful direction of Super.
intendent Cover.
There are on Cape Cod not far from 100
acres Of yielding cranberry meadow, and the
average yield per annum is estimated at from
80 to 100 barrels to the acre. which brings to
the producers from S40O, 900 to $500, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12
General News.

A train on the Boston and Providence road
between Boston and Providence. ran portion
Of the distance between the two places recent
ly. at the rate Of 30 miles an hour.
A Toronto youth. aged 10. eloped with
55 year woman with eight children. Few
Young men care for such n wonderful start In
life.
Andrew J. Walker was Monday convicted
NJ Dallas, Tex, Of the murder Of Green
Butler in Galveston County ten years ago
and sentenced to he hanged. This is the
eighth time that he has been convicted, he
having escaped the result of previous con.
viciions through the Court Of Appeals.
Miss Lowery horsewhipped Edward Orr At
Gray's Falls, Ontario, because he preferred
another girl in marriage. Her two brothers
and new lover held him fast while she piled
the whip. That happened year ago. Orr
obtained the whip, aud has since foggsd
each Of the three men separately with it, the
last to receive punishment getting so much
that be was confined to his bed for n week.
Every one has . will and a mind to think
for himself, yet many will 60 about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup for that cough,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

A season like this teaches us how i'm
portant it is to not only make good se-
lection of land upon which TO set an or
chard, but also to keep the trees in that
high state of cultivation that will insure
good fruit when the weather is unfavora-
bic, thus enabling the grower to go into
the market with an abundance of good
fruit when it will bring good prices. The
successful fruit grower and the successful
farmer usually learn to succeed where
the ordinary cultivator fails. In a good
season almost any one can grow fair crops,
but in a year like this. it is only those who
work inteiligently that are able to over
come the unfavorable conditions of the
natural elements.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

HorLrox. August sth. iss2-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

Accounts of large yields Of crops in
Aroostook county continue to come in and
shrewd settlers there appear to be coming
money from the sales Of their produce. A
MIR. Clifford of Rhode Island. has. the
present season, so acres of burnt land"
Easton. Five acres have been dug and
the yield thus far has been $50 bushels per
acre. If this yield holds good throughout
the entire piece he will have the snug lit.
tie amount of IL 800 bushels at the close
of the digging season. MIR. Clifford Is
Rhode Island school teacher. but having
faith In Aroostook soil he bought l60 acres
of wild land there two or three years ago.
| 50 acres of which he had cleared last sea.
son at cost of $500 and is now harvest
ing his first crop. Thus FAR it looks rs
though his experiment would he grand
success. This is an extraordinary yield.
But there is one thing our Aroostook farm
ers should remember. Potatoes are avery
exhausting crop, and rs no fertilizers are
applied to the soil the time is not far dis
tant when these potato lands will run
out" and be like the soil in other
parts of the State. There are portions of
Maine now, the lands in which. once as
fertile as the best Aroostook soils. are to
day almost worthless and In many cases
are deserted by their owners. This has
been brought about by excessive cropping
year after year with no corresponding re-
turns being made to the soil for the SUBJ
stance extracted. All over the older set
tied parts of the State there are farms.
once filling large barns with hay, and sup
porting large stock of cattle, which to-
day barely maintain two cows and horse,
and hardly furnish their owners with Il
living. Let the present system of crop
ping continue in Aroostook, and instead of
being the garden of Maine" it will be nj
or below par with the rest of the State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

Railroads arlD Steamtoats.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE 18th. 1852.
rains will leave Ap xusta-
For Portland and Boston n 6.oc, - (accOm. land
957 Am. Express, (kxpress does not stop bet~ ten
Augusta and Brunsw ick except at Halloweh and
Gardi ner passengers other stations must take
the sccommodation.) :. IS and LOO r. n.
For Portland and Lewiston. 800. Y, e57 4. NJ. |;
2.55 and ii 70 p. NJ
FoT Rockland, 6.6p, . ~ and Q So A. NJ.
For FarmIngton. 9.22 and 9.57 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 900, -, y57 A. NJ; 2.5S p. II. (ll.O0
z. NJ. Saturdays.)
For waIsrviIie 220. 9.35 A. n; and 3.42 Pm.
(Express) and 100 p. VI. accom-. $50 r. n. on
Saturdsys.l
For Skowhegan, Belfast Dexter and Bangor, SAP
T. NJ. {Express) and 400 P. NJ. (accom.) 2 20 A. N.
The Express stops only at Wstsrville, Burnham and
Newport. Passengers for way stations must take
For Dexter and Bangor Saturdays only, stopping
at all stations, st 1901 u.
Might Pullman Trains each way every night. Sun
iau. Ind Aa1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12
NO 242.
Dailp krnnrbrr 3ournal.

The onion crop in this section has been
a comparative failure. A long. dry sea-
son and the havoc created by the .'onion
worm" have combined to bring about the
most unfavorable results.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

Potash as manure for potato crops
should be applied before planting and
Thoroughly mixed with the soil, because.
according 20 V. I. Magerstein, the tubers
require potassium most in the early stage
OF their growth, and a later application Of
the potash manures has but little influence
on the increase OF reserve matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-12

EENyEBEC COCNTY.-In Probate Court. held
at AUGUSTA. on the fourth Monday Of 'Sepfesseer
1853
CMIrH MOODY, Guardian Il Caddie d. Moves,
y ora c. Noyes, and Henry T. Ncyes. OF Gar
trst account OF Guardianship OF said wards for al
lowanc@, through ID. H. Moody. Executor.
ORDERED. That notice Thereof 'e given three
weeks succr,siveiy prior 10 the fourth Monday o
October next. in tine kennebec Journal. anewspape'
printed 10 Augusta that all persons iutereste may
aiteud II Probate Court then To oe held a Az
gnsta, and chow cause. II any, Ahy the same shouit
not be allowed
Attest: Howard OwKx. Register. swAee