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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17
,Giurihfuuo.

Sapannab, 9a,, IL. SallIar. - Selle
&iQtamS, Del Neger, melher I'M lettcu
Suni cines 0torbcs iiberfiibrt wLtSe,
euocte I'm Il llbr beute NcWmittag - oie
ben Inn ieibft befimmte 3ett - an oem
@algen.
Die Siuridtung ipurbe I'M 6Ofraumc ocS
@eidugniiies polfreft uno etlpa 5000 Ser
louen batteu iid in Der llmgebung ueriadl-
melt. Otan geitcttete oem Serurtbeilten
auf iein sigeucS Gerlangen, Dor ieiuet 9in=
ridtung auf Der &orbertreppe bcS @eiaIgz
niies 5u eri6einen unJ cine 9feOc 5u balten.
ST ermabnte in bericlben iciue 8aiieugez
nOiien, ii6 iein Sdi6ial ;ur Sarnurg bic
nen su laiicn unb fid) Dor SritniiudJt uuJ
ifledter @eieuldaft 5u bitten. Sein Gcntd
murbe 6ur6 ben ShIr; gebrOden, nnO CT
itarb obne lungen SO0estampi. gSdbrcub
ieiner 9tebe erpdbnte er iein Serbr,dcn
uift ndber, i1tUeIien gefan0 er baiielbe pot
einigcn Sugen unummunOen Gin. Die Setfle
muroe bcn Sater be8 oingertdteten iiber=
gebeu, welber fie Scbufs Seitattung init
rad Siioz9oroliua uabnI.
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SrduSc.

ct. 2ouis, Mo., 16. Sauuar - Gin III
porletter gla6t gu Merito, 0tO., ulsgebrOz
6eneS 6euer Serh6rte Garrtll & SOtfs Gllens
tpaorenicSeu, mebrere tleinere 2dben un0
bic 9ruderei OcS sSutelligencer. Seriuft
$25, Scrii6erung $4,000.
Btttsburg, Semi, 1G. Sanuar. -
gHiliou & @Ornlan's Seifcufieberei an Der
4. 2lpcnue murbe beute firth burd 6euer ser
fort. Serluft $4,000; SerTderung gc=
ring.
YittSburg, Benni., 16. San. - Die
@lasbitte Der toSo. q. & 3. $. Chambers
ipnr1e beute tbetlpeiic burd. 6euer 5crilott.
Serluif $4,000.
9tncinuati, 16. Sanuar.-Gin beute
9tbenb lur3 por II llbr in Der grOBeu @erbe=
rel Der pAmerican DAT 2eatbcr Co." auf Der
Gde Der SennerifraBe unb DlcSean guenue
ausgebro6enes Teuer diderte oas Gtubliiie=
meHt, rueldles erft ieit Surien in Sbdttgteit
mar, pollftdnbig Elm. Serluit $4,000 /;
9Seriidlpr1tun 800 600
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Sic Slattcrn= Gpieemic. - Ienfiz
idIcr Ginfdblcppuu0speriudb. AZ:

", -,
Sort Serots, u. y, is. San. - Die
3obl ser SlatterniGlle i'll oieIem 9orfe be-
trGgt 80. Am 3. Sanuar muroc ctn saga
bHnU, 9tamens @icgcr, an ben Slatteru lei-
bend AMI Der StraGe gefun6en. gr ltarb am
nGd)iCn Gage in einem Saulc, in melfem
berei,S anbere pon Der &rdnfbeit Seiaueuc
iih befanben. giuumebr iit in einem anoe=
rCn Sbeile bcs Srte8 Elm Heucr Sail entbeft
ridgefiibrt 1T, unb man fiirdtet, baB nod
meitCre Sole iif Seigen merben. Ser Sc
Iunubeitsratb bat bas Gerbot Der I6balttng
BON @ottes6ienit in Sejug uuf Die Sirdlen
I'M oberen Sbeile bcs OOrfcS uiberrufen.
Sn 8onos@obg, einem 8orfe Sebn Nteilen
bon bier all Der Gilenbabn gele1en, bertd)t
arOBe &ufregung iiber Den Ausbrdad Der
Slatteru. Gine Srau Slranber wurbe Iuz
fangS Sanuar Don Der &rantbeit befallen.
Sobalo Dies befannt luurbe, miebeu bic
gtafbarn SaS Sans, unb bic Srau nit ibren
8oden nub spei SinbCru mar gdnSlidl uerz
lafen. Der Nrmcnperlpalter Innbte Yab=
rrugSmtttel un6 einen Ar5t cine &ranteuz
pGrtertn mar aber n'd)t III erldngen. Sc
fern Wiorgcn fterb 5rau Sitrauber. Su
Bonn @oSp fcuo iitb 9tiemano, nm Die Soote
II bcer6igen, ulu GS mn6ten oa;U genic BON
bier bOrtbtn geianOt merOen. Cnc8 Der
Sinber liegt ebeniollS an Der Seud)c bar
niC0er
9fid)monS, So, 1G. S0u.-Gtu tcui
finder Scriud), Die Slatteruieud)e burd Die
Eof n pcrbrciten, gclougte ioCbcu iurGeunt
niB Ser YoEbehDrocu. Sin so 0teilen u0rbs
lid uon bier lin 2pnu) wobubaiter 6armer
CmpfiHg eineu Grief oFnc llntCrid)riit uuo
SatunI, in neldjem ,mei BofeubOrfcn o0er
S6pppcn ciueei6lohen pareu: sd babe
Sbnen Die Glottcrn gcGidt, gcbcn sic nad)
Sauc nn1 1terbcn Sie." Der &rtcf war6c
io'Ort perbrannt, uu0 bobnrd) Die ein;igc
Spur .ur gntbedung ccs uie6ertrattigcn
SbatctS Ser1tOrt. 9as Hoito ice 0Cpartca
ment mirb inbcb bic Sad)e burh 9etetttpeS
unteriudeu lahen.
Yttt8burg Semi, 1G. San Ore
6ig meme @rtranfungen mo etn SNbe,itu Il
au OcI Slatteru murbcu inncrhalb Der LETS
ten IS Stuubeu bier un6 III 9tllCgbcug Gth
nCmelnrt
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0ermifbte ScpciAcn aus
S1efp 2Iprf.

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gem Yorf, 16. Sanuar.-8er SrenIz
ier Charles @tcliuS, augetlagt oen SabHz
uufa1 bel Spupten 9ugpil butdl letne yfadlz
ldiligfcit oetld)uloct II baben, iunroe beufe
pom Coroner inter $4,000 Siirgi6aft geltellt.
Die 2ei6cn oerifiebener Spfer muroen beute
bcerbigt oocr 8ebufS Seerbtgung mad tbrer
frubereu Seinatb geididt.
- Srout Gurr, 9otomOtiufiibrer ors
Sorrntomner 3uqeS, ipcld)et am Sreitag
s(beu6 bel Spuptenz9uDpel nit benz aus
QIban1 fommcu0eu 3uge cOliOirte, per
0fiCntlidt beute cine lIngere 2lugabe itber
Die llmiGn0e Der SataitrOpbe. 0teclbe
itimmt I'M gSeientlid)cn nit ben berctts Der
Gfentlid)tcn Scridtcn iibetein.
- Sie non Dem Yrdf6entenm6r6er @utz
teou gernad)te Nugabe, baB er Elm 1pmpaz
tbieidlteibeu BON einem bieiigen Gretuttuoes
amten Der ,8eItern Union Sclegrapbenz
Comp" erbalten babe, en.bebft aller Be
griinbung. Cine llntcrluduug bat ergebeu,
ca6 ein juuger Glert in Biircau Der ogSez
Iterrzllnion" al @uiteau Idlrieb unb benIelz
ben Inn ieiu Autograph pat. 9et eleri
bcnubte bcbci etnen grieibOgeu, chi oellcu
obercm Gube Die 9(orciie beS GrcfutiOsBii=
recus Der og9elteruzrnion" geotudt mar,
unb puroe aus bielem @run0e lofort eAt=
'ollcu.
- Sobu NiOonep, melfer AM 10. 9e;entz
ber feline Satin tootete, befauute fi6 beute
oes Sobtidlags i'm 5ipeiten @rabe idulOtg
uuo uurbe 81 Uier Sabren 5uAtbans uerurz
tbeilt.
- @raf 6ran, SbiarS DC IA 6Oreit (?l eiu
pcrbanuter Ingariider G6elmaun, itarb beute
III Der gr0Bten Armutb in ietner gSobuung
on Der Glbri6geiitaBe. Gr bate iid) bier
lGngere 3eit ais glr3t erndbrt.
- 8ie titr3lid in bietger Stobt pon eli
ncm &agen Der g9op6 'ihen GrpreB= Cont
pognie" geltobleHen Soffer ftno gum 2beile
suriiderlangt iporoen, un6 bic 8tebe, ;met
notoriIfe Geicllsn, NamenS 6errp 0art,
alias rStuttering Soe," unb giartus Hag
mon0, murbcu uerbaftst. 9rei Der geitOblc=
neu Softer geb6rten benz @eueral s. 6. 90
ualoipn aus Baltimore. Die Boli;ei wurbe
burh Sapnonb's Geliebte, pelfe nit ben
gc1toblenen ShmudInden aus Sen SOHern
9Glle uno Sbenter belubte, ben 9ieben auf
bic Spur gebratt.
- 2ouis &abn puree beute inter Der 3n=
floge, bcn COB ieiner am so. DECEMBER i'm
Soipitale uerIforbeuen Satin Rebeda &abn
our6 Wii6bnnolungen neri6ufbet 81 baben,
ben @roBgeIhmoreneu iibertuieien unb bts
uni 8eitsres i'm GefduSniiie untersebra3t.
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0dternlprS.

81 i'd, III n ;, Snb., 16. SSanuar. - Die
Satin uub Smei S0bne beS Sarmers 3auiO
Smiib, beiieu 2ei6e am lcBten Samfage III
einem 3iebbrllnnen gefunben ipltrbe, itnb
beute crs Die nlutbmaBltden piOrber Oes
SsrltOrbenen uerbaitet porben. 9antel
Smitb, elmer Der S6bne, geitan0 auf benz
9Sege nad] benz @efdngniiie Elm, baB er bas
&erbreden aaein beging uno bab meber Ieine
SHUTTER, nod ieiu SrrOer irgenb pelfeu 2ln=
theil baruu batter. gSie Daniel augibt, &c
rtetb er nit leinem Gater in Sircit, neil er
obne Sefen Ginpilligung Elm ibm (oem Sas
teri get0riges Yfcrb pertauIt bate. Gr idJOB
bGn Gerf0rbenen nie1cr, idllug Inn oann
nod nit einem Sanmer Den Sddbcl ciu
un6 mari bie 2eitbe in ben Srunnen.
(SpGter.) - GS uerluutet lctt, baB Srau
Smith eiugefan6en bat, Oa6 iie unO i5re
S0bne bas teIfliide Sctbtehcn plarteI, unJ
boB 8aniel cs ausIiibrte. 8te 2lugaben oes
2tpte,eu, baf er aLeiu Der Scrbrc6er ict,
ioLten ietne Shutter uHo ietneu SruOer Dor
C. tTn 70 idliiticu
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Snbrfataf1rpohc i'm 1pna.

WF I | 10 a II { e c, gSlsc., 10. Sdn, = GtHt
Spe5ialeepeIhe bes nSfepubIican" meloct,
oa6 bel Netp= albiOn, Su., q Befloncn
bur6 einen llnfall auf Der v@bicago=Dttls
maufeezSt. YaulzSabn" perpunbet woroen
fnb. 9idberes 1T nog ni6t ernltttelt.
@btcago, 16. Sauuar.-Gtne bier per-
6fientlitte 9epeihe iber ben obenerwdbnten
Sabnunfall ersiebt, oab ;ipei gSagsons
zines @ilsugs ilabe 9anitng, Sa., in 6olge
Ses Srudbes einer Ad)ie ans benz 9eleiie ge=
ldlleubert muroen. Gin Sino bes Srn. Sobn
Gapanagb ans 8arrenzMils, Sa., ipuroe
setSbtet ulb 20 Yerlouen perleet sipei Der
ielben t0otlid.
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Turbt Der &iroinicr Ocict9ebcr
Dpr ben Sldtteru.

llntGrhauS Der @eirBgebung nabm beute
ciucn YlcnarbeiduB HIr Grnemuug zines
Gomite'8 oil, mclheS gtuoronungeu Sut
@tabltrllng ciuc5 Yripnt=S SOipitalS iiir ale
ehpa al Den &lattcrn erfranfcnoeu Ylitglte=
ser unb argcitelltCn Der GCictgcbuHg inner
balb Der Gta6tgrcuicn trefien ioN. Der Be
idlu6 murbe im ScHate nit ciucr fuapnCu
MajoritGt permoricn. Sor. 6ru;tcr pom llu
crbnnie fiinbigtc Die 9biidlt al, morAen ben
gfntrag Su itellen, Die GeieBgcbuug uOn bier
nn6h Mnrfnlf III nrrlrnrn
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SranSftiftune unS Tanb inISiit)=
tuDlfS.

&idmonb, &ir9., 16. Snu.-9te 81
ieupcrte Der Strmu s. 81. Sobuion & 50.
mur6en mdbteno Del uetgangcncn gtad)t
gan,iif burd Seuer 5etfUtt. ScrllIt $"0,=
600; &erfderung $4,000. g9dbren6 bes
granbcs b:cnoen 8;cbG in Oas gIreau bec.
n3rebCgar Giienipe ;te" cin lptengtcn bic
Spinbe ru6 raubten $50 in gaa:gGlo, ionic
iolqenoe Sbligationen gir. So unb ) Don
je $500, gtr. 49,, 16J unb 1856 BON ie 500
-Idmmilid etfe S1potBet Coupon Sbligaz
tionen Sc; rYotomac GrebCtifSbnrg Yico=
monter Sabu." Wtau permu.bet, OaB bic
8iebe ba8 Seuer cnlcgten, Inn G5clcGcnbett
,ur 9uSiihruna beS 9faubeS III CrhQltCn.
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Sin SeutItber Sdmifrer bcraubt
unp tpStliA perpunSct.

Sarri urg, 8enni., IL. San.-Sor
cinigen Rdfteu logirte ein beutIder SauI=
rel in oem Sauie Der @ebriioer @baS. unO
9(uguItus 9ean. Nm nGdlten gtOrgcn mur6e
bet Sauiiter BON e;nem 0anne all eincm ab=
gclegenen Srte gefllnben. ST. bate 3pet
S6uBnun6en, pom pcldeu Die cine waBtz
ideinlid5 t0b.lid iit. Der gerlebte ersdbl,e,
bie beibeu 9ean'8 bGttGn i'm geidoiCH, I'LL
$40 @elI nnb ieinen gSaarenpad beraubt
nn6 bann mad jenet Stelle gebradt. Bic
beoen Srii9er Dean muroen III ibtem 6auie
perbaitet uliO befiuOen i'd jeBt tm @errp=
Spuittn -Scf6udlliR,
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GcfeAt ;pif6cu Snciancrn unS
mefifduiicflcI SruSbcn.

Snn 6rau3i8 c 0, l6. S0nllar. = 9a8
<,ournal yGpttapb" in SOmbfonc, 2lriSoHa,
ucr0ffentlt9t einen Grtci aus Gumpas, 60
nora, tpeldCr Mittbeilungcn iibcr Elm uabe
bcm gaquiflnIie in jencm Staate ftattge=
funoenes @eted)t Spii6en u1erifanii6cu
Sruppen unb SnStanern madt. 9ie Soloa=
ten tuurben na6 mebritiin6igem Sample, III
mel6em ibrer lInf get0btet unO piele pcr=
munbet murJeu, gum 9tiid3uge gejmungeu.
9ie Snbianer babcn ieitbCm pieIe @ewult
tbaten in Der llmgebung beS Stdbt6en8
gia.oti begangen, unb Der merifautid)e Sc
neral 4tero iiT nit einet Srtppenab. .bcilung
bQhiu oltfaebrodlen.
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2rauriees GnSe eines amsScutih :
lam Surucffebrenpen ltnter=

D,WSlCFS OCT ESHHpCSNTWeC+
Bbtl6b elpb a, 16. Sanuar.-Giu IN
bcfarutGr Wtunn lprang Ooer fiel geItern BET
Woo;e's Station bon einem 3uge Der 0Fbiz
labelpbja 9Silmington SaltimOtcr Sabn"
nno ipur5e 10 i6per perlett, baB er beHSe
frib I'M ooipitale iturb. Sn ietner 8aid)e
fcno man Elm gmigrantenzSillet giltig iiir
sic S,abtt bon Netpzyort mad ct. Earl,
Minn. Ser Seruugliidte 1T ieit1ent as
ferdinand Siirgens, Sergeant i'm Z. Sun=
6es SnIanteriez9f z9feginent ioeutifi3irt mOroen.
Ct bate eiuen ied8monatltden llrlaub su
eiuel 8eiie na6 9eutid)lanb benubt uno mar
i'm Segriffc, 81 ieiner in MinueiOta ftatiOnir'
ten @ompaanie suriidiufehren.
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@ahufIufQQe.

rlotteSptlle lie, Slrgr 10. san.
Gin $erIonen;ug Der DDitSlanb Sabn"
entsleiIte mGbrenr Der pergangeneu yta9t
nabe TaberssaRils. eofOmotipfilhrer Sobu
Minton aus aleranbria ipurbe getoetet nnO
Der Sei,er id5uer perbriibt. Die YaiIagiere
enttameu idmmtlid) nnperlett.
Gpracuis N.sg., 16. San.-Gtn aus
al &aggons beliebenber Giiter,ug itiir;te BET
Sor'S 0fibge, ungefabr bier gtetlen meltltd
bon Bort &pron, on Der 9anptltnte Der
nHeipzYorfer @entralbabu," geitern III elllea
Sraben. Der llnfan puroe onrdl elne tall@
geitellte @eide pefuriadt. Der eotomotto.@
fiibrer Chapman erlitt einen Vetnbrud3 nno
ipnroe idlimm perbriibt. 30 belaoene 9uz
tsrtuaggons ipur6en oeno!irt.
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Die 2bat einer SBabniinnieen.

NemsY y orf, Is. Sanuar. : 6ran gSIIs
tens, mcld)e felt benz 9ooe ibres @atten nm
pcrtennbare Spuren BON gSabnftnn an ben
Sag selest bat, feuerte bente abenS obne
ulle SeranlaiIuns auf ibre Sdweifer, Srau
Garberrp, ndbrenb iie in bereu g8obnung gu
Srootlpn bei'm Na6teiien iaB. 6rau Car
BERN ipurbe i6iper am &opie perlpunoet.
Sin 9irst bate Srau gSilfens Dor 8urSem
unteriud)t NIB Die aufdt auSgebriidt, baB
man iie nid)t in elmer Srrenanitalt unterSus
briuaen braude. Srau gSilteus faufte bas
9iNol, nit melGem iie ibre Sdwciter i4cB,
prff hpIte Ndd,mittaa
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Sic 2cmpercu; @eietsebuns in
RanfaS.

gbicaqo, 1G. Sauuar Sejus uui
bic 3ettuugsbsridte, oa6 OaS Sbcrgeriht
pom Sanias cine GuineiOuug absegebeu
habe, burtb mtlhe in Solge uOn uier unges
ietlid cbgegebenen StimmeR cine grOBe
an,abl erlaiiener @ciebe, inter anocrcn aud
bas prohibitions AmeuOemeut Sur GOnfttus
tion fir urgiltig ertldrt ner0eu, idreibt
@ouperneur ct. Sobn 6oigeuoes: e0ieie
Geihi6te lit nod cine Der bon pen gSbisteH-
9ling 6eioblten unb IN llmlauf gelettcH I'm
pahrbeiteu. Die iraglihc gutlAeiOuug be
riibrt i'll teiner gSsiie Die Siiltigtett oeS Sc
istes, meld)eS Die 6abriiatiou uno ben Yer
tauf uou berauiden6en @etrdnteu perbtetet."
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Seltftmprb cincs Grs@ @oftmei=
fxcra

Oi ION t q omerp, 9lla., 16. Sanuar. =
gS. $. gode, ebenlaliger Yofmeifter Su
@ufaulo, 9lla., 6eging geitern in ictnct gSOB=
nung SelbitniOrb, inbem er iitb cine 6Igcl
burd ben Sop jagte. @r tuurOe fitrSlid)
megen eincS in ieinen Giifrrn cntGGten
9efbitS obgeiett, unO feline GiirgGn mu6tcn
brn Serlnft gut MAIDEN. 9tm Samitage
mnrbe CT auf Scranlafiung ctne8 Der Siir=
Cell perbaitet unN ioltc beute 8ebufS eineS
SerhGrS bierher oebra(ht mCr1eu.
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Die Setrneereicn in 9bilaSelz
nhin

8btlabelpbt a, 16. Sanuar.-Steuerz
etnnebmer 9untcr entoedte gelegentlidl Der
llnteriu6ung iiber bic enornlen, i'm Steuer=
ante bcgangenen Setriigereieu Dor Sur5en
Hare Sepeiic baiiir, baB beiouSerS in 1876
uuo 1877 groBe Summen geitoblen murben.
She er jeboh leine NadfOrlduugcn beeubet
bate, ipareu bic Bidder fir jene Sabre Der
i6munbcn uuo t0unen nidt aufgefunocn
merSeu.
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bauptung Der 9lnflugc, baB Giuiteau pom jez
ber Gin ourd NIB ourd) ueroerbter 0feuId
gemeien lei.
SauptIddli6 fam eS linn 0araui an, ben
boien Ginbrud su perluiid)en, ben Die pielen
unbesablten Shul0eu ieiueS 9licnten ber=
porgeruieu baben. @uiteau benubte bieie
@elegenbeit, Inn SIT erildreu, caB er gegeil=
mdrtig in Der Gage lei ober bod Iebr bal6
iein perbe, alle feline Sd)ulOen i'll tilgen,
mas eine Gunlme Don etipa $1,000 erfor0ern
uerbe. Sr. Scopille fritiiirte gau1 beiou=
bers idarf Die 9luSiugeu bes 3eugen Sbam
unb murbe barin pom ieincm Sdwuger auIs
2cbbaftefte nnterTtiitt. Oils Der 9tidter
id)lieblidl I'M Se9rtffe itanr, Die Sibung Su
pertagen, rief @uiteau auS yrSd nI0d)te
Guer @Brer barum erIufen, meine &ebe
i'm .Nep<Yorfer Seral0" nad);uleien, boz
nit mir morgen bGriiber biSputireu fOn=
men,"
Sieraui uertogte Der &idtcr Die Sitnrg
bis mOrgen Sormittag I'M 10 llbr.
Mutbmafunsen iibcr ecn 2lnssans fes arps
;ehcs.
Inter anberen DtuthmaSuugen iiber ben
9usgang oes YroSeiies miro Die Eropbeseiz
ing gerna6t, baB Der @el6worene Bright,
meld]er ben 9lugeilagten augebl:d) fir ruabn=
iinnig bdlt, bic @inigung Der @eio)moreuell
perbinbern ipirb. Grigbt'S Sater mar lGnz
gere ,3eit Sniaiie Der 8egiernngS- Srrenarz
ltalt unb Itarb in herIelbeu. Ntau CrSdblt
iid), baB Der Sobn, ndmlif Der Geidmorenc,
Don Ieinen 8efaunten oon ieber iiir ,eiuen
iebr eigentbitnliden Sau5" gebalteu iuurbe.
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Grp6e MeeuftiOn BON Sraht=
rnfpn

Sofon, 16. Sanuar. - Die biefgen
agenten Der Uerl6iebenen Sdnelfrad)t=
lirieu erbielten beute anilatt bes erparteteu
SefeGts gum aufi6lage Der Sradtraten mad
bem @efen, ;u ibrem groBen Grtaunen Sn=
fruttiOn, bic bisber giiltigen Staten betrGdlt=
lid III permiuoern. Die neuen Staten i'm
Gerbdltniiie ;u benjenigen am l. Sanuar
uuo Dor oem Siirgeririege ftno folgenoe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17

Samuel Ntortimer, Gigentbimer zines
soifbauies Al Sauuton, @iah., erlag
oeiteru eeu Srrletungeu, melhe er am les-
ten 9onneritage erbielt, alS er 5luei ietner
Soiig6naer, Bic iih priigelten, gu trennen
periudte. Die beioen Sampfhabue fuo per-
baitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17
Sas Spbpafier i'm Smmbcrlanps
fknfr

Ra{bpilGe, Senn., 16. San. - lin 9
llbr bemte abeub ftieg Der SluB rod etrua
eineu 3ou pro Stunbe, uuo leiu SSaiieritau0
betrug 80 SuB 3ou. GS regnet unabldie
fig. glabe;u 600 bieiige 6anlilien fine sur
sEll1dlt n11S ihren gNnhnunaen afafpurdfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17

Die r@enirol< <Sermonter" uno ~0ranbs
Srunts Babn" babsn lire Rateu I'M 10, 8,
6 unb Gents nieeriger, ais Die obigeu, se>
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17
Esfesrap6ifde 9epef6en.
AZ. Goneref. - 3ipcite Sieune.

(9srj8se Der n@ipcirten 9refe" fir ben .0ett&en
Gorre'pprpenteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17

Der 8rdiT6ent iberiditfte beute bem &C.
nate cine srO6e gln5abl miuoer midtiger @r=
uennungen, barunter btelenige ocS orl.
Sobu y, SwenS gum BOitmeiiter fir Calls
burn, NiO., un6 6es Srn. @uOrp 9. 0Ouel-
ION ;um aider iiir ben britten Ntarplduber
Stcuerbiftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-17

wfebr ueus Sorlasen i'm Sauie. - Senatpr Cos
gan beautrast @eniipnsriiditdnes fir Srau
Sincpln. = Ole Serpillisuns CUR 9ecfIns
ces Sef,its i'm GeniusbIrcau BON beineu
6dufern ansenpmmen. - Senator Bed uus
Ger 4eniipns sscf,piueet.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-01
Jersey 'Skeeters,


The Jersey mosquito has long fur
nished excuse for wild flights of fancy,
but he has never before inspired any
body quite as thoroughly and over
whelmingly as he did the caItain of the
British bark Emanuel SWedenborg,
who has made affidavit. in the ordinary
sailor fashion, that off Cape May he
sailed into vast army of mosquitoes.
ravenous from their long flight, which
took complete possession of the vessel
and all on board. In five minutes they
had drawn as much blood as ever an
old-time doctor drew from fever pa
tient, and within half an hour they had
succeeded in boring through the cap
tain's thickest winter overcoat. II was
driven almost desperate" he declares,
land / climbed up the main-top, think
ing to escape the ferocious animals.
You may know how glad l was when
found that they had not got up so far.
The first mate called to me to know
how it was up there. l told him to
come up and to bring as many of the
men aloft as could be spared. This he
did, and there we stayed all night.
When supper time came our Chinese
cook went below and filled basket
with cold victuals, which we hoisted up
to our perches in the shrouds. The men
took hour-turns in going down on deck
and managing the vessel. We slept
aloft, as we feared to venture on the
deck. About o'clock a stiff breeze
sprung up, and the mosquitoes began
leaving us. Many of them stayed on
the boat, however, until we reached
Delaware. At. the Breakwater l at
tempted to send a dispatch to the con-
signees in Philadelphia, but my hands
were bitten so badly that | was unable
to write, and had to get the telegraph
operator to pen the message" When
the captains British friends hear of this
they will have a worse opinion than ev-
er Of New Jersey.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-01
Rest at Last.

Hurry and worry kill their tens Of
thousands of busy women. There comes
before my mind, as / write, the care
worn faces of many disheartened house
keepers. Day after day passes, but
still there is plenty of work on hand
that ought to be done; in fact, it always
seems to be increasing. The house
must be kept perfectly clean, for dirt in
the house is a sin (O. The children
must be kept looking ''as well other
peoples" The husband is too poor to
hire help in the house, and ten chances
to one the poor wife has to bear burdens
that rightfully belong to him to bear.
He does not mean to be unkind. but he
does not know the pain she suffers in
silence and he cannot realize the weak
ness which makes her work burden.
And SO the years glide on, until mind
and body can bear up under the fearful
strain no longer. Then the toil-worn
hands are folded, the throbbing, burn
ing brain becomes cool, and the sufferer
is laid to rest-rest at last. Why do so
much unnecessary workp 1t is wrong to
waste strength and time thus. There
Is q great deal of work done which
never ought to be; it may seem nsces-
sary, but experience will teach you, If
YOU will allow it to, that it is not Con-
stantly dwelling upon the one subject
of house-wOrk, the mind becomes NOR
bidly sensitive, and tribes will rear them
selves into mountains. This is fact
experience has taught me. The more
work YOU do the more you will see to
do. The more you brush and scour the
more dirt you will see. There is time
to stop. and happy are they who know
the time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-01

Look. Foster" as he sprcau ont the
remnant, ~ greenback bill us I'm n
captain! Here, you little scamp! how
did you come by thisP Have you any
more?''
''Oh! yes" said Tobey in all simplci-
ty. Then he told the story of how he
came by them. the officers listening like
statues Of attention. When he had fin
ished they turned and stared at each
other, pulling their moustaches very
hard. Then the captain said mildly,
Come to the camp with me and IN
give you some better pictures. These
are all alike. You may just hand them
over to me-"
Tobey relinquished the bills, not so
crisp and fresh as they were. but worth
quite rs much. while his captors grew
almost speechless with establishment rs
they saw the value the notes represent
ell. They were careful not to enlighten
Tobey, however, rs to the value of his
treasure trove. and no was sent of COM
pletely happy with silver dollar and
pile Of illustrated newspapers. Uncle
Sam got his own again, for the officers
were honest and loyal gentlemen. AS
for TObey-he never knew that for two
whole days he had been rich enough to
buy out Holly Springs. or to found an
orphan asylum, or to run race horses,
or to own a yacht, or to start a daily
paper. Aunt Betsey never knew-Jim
kinkle never knew, or, fear, like GER
tain old heroes in Roman history. they
would have died of modification. To-
hey to-day thrives in the ignoble state
OF barber, supporting his mother. who
has grown too fat even to waddle, and
his father, who is almost too lazy to
breathe Sherwood Bonner, IN our
Continent.