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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
europdiCGe 8d6er6eriGte.
Die air1enpCrIaqe in prfiisen.


Serltn, II. 6ebruar. - Der Sbecial
an8ituB iiir Die 2lban6erung ser Ratgeete
belt beute ietne erite Sieung. Ser @Hltus=
mtniiter BON @OBler iagte, 9err BON S6l0z
Ser Der I'D, gegenmdrtig in Rom 6efin6et,
I'M be3iigltGj Der Sorlage nit oem 8atitan
81 unterbanoeln, iei nit umfa6enoen 8ollz
madten ausgeriiitet. Die 8egterunq niin=
I6e bic 9ieuiFOn Der, r,Muiseiete, uerlange e.
bod, baB bic ibr oerliehenen 8efuaniIie ais
cine Bats fir @eieegebuug iibcr 6ie Auge=
Iegenbett fortbeitebeu iOlleu.
GsDpfen.
Eon 20 n II. Sebruar. - Cine 9epeihe
aus Alerannria berihtet, man balte Die Ser
letbung oeS Siiogetre1tS an Die Notablcnz
TANNER Iiir uuueretnbar nit Der frGn30iiidhen
uno engliid)eu 9ontrole NIB es iei 6aber
mabrldeinlid, oaB Die Observation-Disclosures
reItgniren tperoen.
@oRfta tinopel, 70. Eebruar. -
Die YfOrte bat oen Wd6teu burd Elm Sir
enlar nitgetheilt oaB ite ben 8icef0nia BON
Sgnpten initrutrt bat, internationale Ser
pft1tuugen 81 reipetttren unS bic 3ube ami.
redt gu erbalten.
Cairo, 10. 6ebruar. - Die gerentonie
oss gmpfanges oes bstltgen Geppid,5 aus
Oietta puroe beute in @egenpart oes Sices
toutg8 un6 Der Yiiniter 9eieiert. Die lib
ltdhe Raraoe Der 8ruppen fant fiatt. 4rabi
Sea, Der Sriegsmtutiter, mobnte Der Geres
monte bet. Der SOf toibmete bem neuen
srtegsmtntter beIonbere aufmertIumfett
uno Arabt Sep tpur6e bon Der 8epolferuna
enthufnftii6 betpiatomu1net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Selbftmcro elmer Grapftmet=
ffrriff

&bicagO, II. 6ebrnar. - Gtne Svez
5ial=8epeid)e aus gawrenceuiQe, ST., lauz
tel: -v6rl. Seeo, bis Dor elmer gEod)e BoIt=
metf erin I'M bteitgen Srt, purOc geltern
Ibeno III iterbcn6en 3uitanOe in ibrer @Obz
nung geiunben; iie bate iidb @bloroform be-
tdubt. Dian 1T perifieOener glnit9t oarii-
Der, oh iie Oas @bloroform nur ais i6mer;
fttuen0es Dttttel urauheu Wollte, ODER aus
8erSmeiflnng iiber iBre OOrige gSO6e erfolgte
IbicBung iid) bas 2eben uabm. Die I'm
itanoe MAIDEN lebtere annabme wabribein.
ltdler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
NrGuSc.

2pndburg, Sirg,. II. 5ebruar. Gin
gCgeH 5 llbr heute friib bier ausgcbrodenes
8euer 6eritOrte s. VI. Sobbitt'S Shubla.
ben, s. @ltft'8 Supelierlaoen, Q. 8. 6el=
lomams 8leiberlabeu uno Acconfiui's Son.
oitOrei. Serluit $4,000. 0as Stuer purSe
ourd Sranbftifter ongelegh
2ouoou, Ont, II. 6ebr.-0te ,@lobez
Gtiengteberet" muroe beute our9 Seuer i'm
Setrage BON $4,000 bei6dSist. SerF6es
rung S25, 900,
Satb, N.s9., 10. 6ebruar. SIN etnem
bteTgen SilIarblofale brad beute elm burd
Braneififtuug entitanbeues 6euer aus. Oa.
ntel Bed, tpelher Elm 3immer In benz Stode
perte iiber benz eotale betpobute, erftidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Gntfmbruna eiues SinbcS.

YrOpibeucG 8..S., II. 6ebr.-2. $.
&onrteIIottc 5u SluepUille lebt felt orci Sab.
rem getrennt bon feline Srau, bate ieood cine
oreiidRrtge Eodlter bei lid]. @eiteru abeno
mnrbe in lein 9aus eingebroden uub bas
fino unb peiien &leiber 9enOIlen. Die i'm
Sauie befinolibeu Srauen leilteten entidloiz
1enGn SSioerituuO unb cine berlelben fenerte
eincu &epo!oer auI Die R6uber ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Der MrIhnfnrff

Pem-gort, II. 6ebruar. = S5olgenoes
1ino bic S4luBnOtirungen: @elo 6ra6te
"a Bro;ent uno ihloB Su 30 8ro,. -
Sterlingz 8e6el 494-4.844 auf so &aqe,
4894-490 auf Stht Sunbcsz zObligatios
nen: perIdngerte Sehier 101, DO. ser 1929,
6 prog. 114f, 90. 4=prO3. 118l. - &tticn !:
&oams GrpreB 145, Central BuCiiic 91A,
Gbei. & Ohio "a, grte 39g, 90. grtor. 49,,
gate Sbore III, RS. Central 96s, Rortbz
&eiterH 1889, DO. Yrior. 1494, R.-g. SEN
tral 130s, Yittsburg 134, 0feaSing 6244, 0tod=
SslnnS 1922, Union 8actftc 118t, 8eterrs
Union 81 -llnteri6atantsz % puo,,. 6ori.
Ss,SS SS,S S7S, $50 6lg -, eouront "a. .G87 459 Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Gin "eeetabitifAcS Grfaemittel far
G q met.

8o0iommea cbne isgliHen 8esssSbmlf. sI,aart NIT
nBsm @ Snnnt sIar', purg,tsH gssultrsr, reniseg
On aactpGp, 9 giien CIR aur auer RranFbeiter ~.
s lo'eSS r nctr0ies Ropfrcb ..as,, Sst o.a'
SPSp.piie, biitis g"nIr,s 5s;Ss ST0'Bs-
Sss''rsg9 Sss DamerbO6su un6 ale anSsr,r qsiS,T
tir TgytSs2e9 Cine pOatommaHe 9nr aaraatrt
oosT iaaoli5en Eroanen, '' -'''''''' D'''sEa''sa
Iii peadte frIgenbe 5smptome bon Serurt5et
ten Der ger6auunosOrgdne gerfo0flra, trnerIi6.
6dmorrboiben NlutipatlUH9 nab BEN Rp5fs Sallre
g'a8enhrldeN, inures Nuiitobeu, Sinter ODER 8ebeU
ee5 6et5ens er'tidenees @efibl bei'm GieJeu Qebel
oeer 6laderu por ben 4uger, 6iebsr unb bumpfe
SUmer'en I'm &ppfe, itodeuben gtbem aeIbes Ausis'
ben Der 6aut uu6 oer QMqen, 5eiteuEeben, S6mepsH
IN Der Bruit mb IN een @liebern. bloBi5e AnOaugni
get ppn oibe, STgnueu hes Tleits5.
Gini1e Dpisn bUn RasmapS pifieu foer6en eas
Seiisn aQen Obsngeunnntso atnui5etta bsfreisH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Das Wauffallimcnt i'm Sanios.

Beterb bor0', N.s0., y. 5Sebruar.-
Die gtafribt traf geitera stbeno bier Elm,
Oab Yrdiioeut elliott BON Sec falliten ,Ri=
lep=GOnutD =Sant" in 0ianbattan, &s., ipes
gen gicineibs nno SetrugS perbaitet nor
bell lit. Gr CAB in eiuem Gerb0re gu, OaB
er $G5, 900 bon bem @elbe Der Saut in eiz
mem Sefbe babe. tbe;lte jebod nid)t nit,
pnS cr init iener Sumne nniinn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Stbiffbrub eines Sceans0am
oFrr6

Gan 6ran5tscO, II. 6ebruar. gine
9epeIte ans SSeft Bort, Menbocinoz@O
tp, bertdtet, paB bas tbeilpcile per6ranutc
2Srad zines Sceun-9ampferS pon bart ans
ilhtbar lit. Ninn glaubt, sab es basjcniae
eines 9antpfers Der Sregoner 2tnte lit, in
oeiicn bat man nod nidtS 9tdberes crntttelt.
Die 9ampfcr nOrs8on" ans Bortlunb,
DSOabo" BON Sictorja uno y2os 9(uqelos"
pon Gnrefu ftnO 3ur 3ett bierbsr untermegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
6rpfcr &Ublcn5lbrnuS.

Sr1o otoro, Penl, II, Scbr. - Sunten
aus elmer gofomotipe Der oSuffal0- Icu
Yort Bbilabelpbia =Sabu" iettc bcutc4beuo
fleine Selpiiiben in SrunO, bic iid) nabc
Slcan, .N.=Y., no Die yllniteo 8tpe Zines"
mebrere groBe Sebdlter baber, in ben ME
bgigen Stellen bes 8obens gebibct batten.
8ret Sebdlter, pelhe 105, 900 Sap 8ob(cr6l
entttelten fiugcu 6euer mo itebeu ;ur .3cit
in BeQen 6lammen
Gire grobe Aniabl 2lrbciter III auf cinem
Grtra5uge ppu bier nad Der &ranbitdtte alb
gCgangeu, Inn bns brenueube Gel ab;uodmz
men unO anOerS SOrfebrlIngcn gegeu cine
weitere &usOebuung oeS Teuers III trefien.
Der Sleau-@rset flicBt all Der Srau6fdfte
pOrbei, uub im Salle bas bremcubc Sci Ocu
Bad erreid)t, 10 iuerben mfhrere itber Oen-
lel6en iiibrenbc Giicnbab ionic per
ldteoenc 9ebduoe oil ben uieru in GROCER
9efQhr ldmeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
aro arosrss8rtsn ab,r arantssttsn 0trBt,0nst srt.
Su allen &Potbeteuau 6absH
man ltfs ,.Salfcb Hue Babr.''
Gin bds 4ublifumt

CO Tam feline before gnrartit far ben sBersb bon
Or. Raenaps nltbtBrhHoeteu 3i. ~, ". Setlntlttria
aaisstpteisH peresn, ais bic eleuSen lRb uutlOfer
9apapmnneen etriebtn. Gs aiebt otpotl ialids, Re
ieleents," oils aud .,asIieis" unh ,,9ius Sebet
nnf, eas Der Rame ,iaepaId ii6 auf sera aeteutter
~FtHs' esFRss" CJalt20s sRR5&Xa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
9luSitcbenbe Giicnbabnarbciter

Heo . anf, MS, II. 6ebr.-SierSig
ttalientidle SagelObner, ruelhe nit bem &c.
gen bes @eletics Der Song Brand >abtbeilung
Ger vYeuniblUaniazSabn" bei6dftigt tparen,
itellteu bcute bic 9lrbeit ein neil ihnen cine
gobnerb0bung uermeigert muroe.
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SiuS Suho.

Savanna, II. Sebruar. = SieIiae
Sournale tuaruen gesen ben @ebraua etner
billigen Sorte SdmalS, ipsld)e aus ben Ser.
Stoaten impOrtirt pirb unb augebli6 ripe-
siel fiir Cuba" fabri1irt 1T. Die J3eitungen
erllarsn oieie8 Saalal3 fit gsiunobeitSiaaO.
lId.
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Sin nettcs lSfl6n.t4r,,

ct. SoutS, 12. 6ebruar. - GbmarS
VI. 8irtlanO, ein Sobn bes Chefs Der
GaumpOaenbGnolerftrna &irtlano, 0umz
pbre9S & Comp. unO ais @lerf in ienem
@eIdlaft angeitellt, purbe aeiteru abeno auf
Dem bteilgeu Sabnbofe perbaftet, ais er i'm
Segriffe mar, einen l3ug Der .DtiIIouti
Pacific Sabn" 5u befeigcu, I'M ua6 Dem
2Selten ab3ueiien. gr 1T angeflogt, bic
llnterid)rift Der 6irma auf einer 4nWeiluna
fir $500 gefdlid)t uno bas @elo geitern
bon scr DSt. 2outS Nattonal =Sauf" erbalten
81 bahen. Gin lieberlid)es 6rauen,ilnmer,
NamenS 9Stlliams, befano it'd ;ur 3eit
letncr Serbaftuug in ieiner @eieaihait.
6irtlano bate uur etpa $50 bel it'd, allein
lene golbene llbr, $4,000 in SaargelO uub
;pei Stllete nad Albuquerque, u. 81,
muroen im Seitte oes 6rauen2inmerS Dor
gefunbfn. sic ertldrte, Oa6 @elu uuo oie
llbr ieien ibr bon Sirtlanb gum YrdIent
gelnaft mor6en. 6irtlaub lit % Sabre alt
nn6 bat cine Srau nebft ;lpei ain6crn. Gr
belpe9te it'd in ben beiten bieIigen @eieaz
idlaitSfreiieH. Seiu Safer erflart, CT merSe
nidtS fiir ibn tbun, lonberu benz @eiete
leincn Gauf laiicn
(Spdter.) - 9cute 4bcno iuurbe beIdllolz
len, ben jungen Sirtlanb nid)t gett6tliu II
ucrfOlgen, unb 6erelbe Nib mabrr1einltd
uOrueu eutlQiicu mernPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Nnhli1IiifnM

4leraubria, &trg., II. 6ebrIar -
s(uT Der rSirgtnia> >Mt6lano zSabn" eretg-
nete fb bente abenO nabe Der Station
Sprtngfielb ein 3niammenitOB 3wii6en ;me;
Srad)t3iigen, in 6olge oeheu mebrere gSag-
gems oemolirt unb Der SoeiSer bes n0roli6
etclbcn 3uges uerIebt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
DC staatsfdulS BON Seune,5se,

Naibptlle, 8euL., 10. 6ebt. = 3aS
Sber9eti4t bes Staates Seuneliee bat oas
@elet pon april 1881 iii 3abhmg Der
StaatSldnlb Su 8art unO brei Yro;ent Bin
len mcgcn Der Seitimmung, oa6 Sic Cor
pons Iiir 3abIuug pon Steuern n,uRebmcn
iul1, fir uerfaiiungSniOrtq ertldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Scibenrdiib.

Df ontreaI, II. 6ebruar. - aus etnem
9rabgenplbe Cabter purbeu tn Der lebteu
gIadt pier 9eideu seitoblen. Spdter fanb
man IN Der 9sohnuug zines Stnoenten Spei
Der setden, Iiir eeren SSiebererlaugung btt
SerWonbten Der -Seriforbeuen $50 3ablen
nluRten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13

Sen. 9aaen, @bei bes Signalbiemtes,
beftrcitet bic fiirslih peroffentli4te Angabe,
oaB er fd, bemibe, ote Srennuug bes Gig
nuloisnfes bonn SriesSbspartemeut III be-
mertiteQigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
in SpHdr brc TtaS;
q. q. q.
& &0rtunD's TeaSD 0felief
furirt unS prrSiitet

&ubr, 8tarrb0e, Cholera Morbus, Steber
un6 SdmcrS &beumutESmuS, nerO0Ie
Shme3ch 9ipbtbeNtiS, Soalsent.
Sitnoung, SuflueHN, 4tbz
luHgSbeldDWer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
NnTfrni,hpr

@arlefOn, S8. Sa,, ii. 6ebr. - 9m
8ieuitag glbeub wuroe auf Ser Sbort @ree:
GOute in Sorne Gouutp piermal aui etneu
POitboten geid)Olien, Oen,ielben sic 8oftldfe
abgenOmmen unb Der Snhalt Der Qebteren
geranbt. Dtau bdlt eiuen Dtaun, gfamenS
Sanea, fiir Oen Serbreder. 9eriClbc bat bis
Ictt nndl nidlt nerhnftet merhrn fnnnrir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Gnt5nnSnne Der 6arnbfaGe nmS Der
SSieren,

icrte bet 6rpuiidcn 6dLen RON uejBtui SmB nnS G.s
blrnuittereiben.
GtHe SlGi6e enthdIt isebr attiOe uuS beltrdftf1.
Slcmeute, oils trGenb ein cnbcrcs 9raparat Die me-
Sin ptro tBeel1nclpetie gsnpmmct, ipabrsno anSer,
Ddttel fiH bis ieds Dial 10 oiCl erioroerr
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SMitcan i'm 6efdnaniifc

Der Wprser nod immrr guten Wutbes. -
srdpben.
2SalbtngtOn, -. Sebruar. - 0err
Charles y. Geeb, elmer Der I5pofateu Sui
teams beiud)te ben N6rSer qeifern 4benS
I'M @efdngniiie unb crfldrt Die 9lngabe, ban
berielbe leiSenber @eIunObeit lei Tiir uube-
griinpet. ST ntmmt I'M @egeutbeil al S6r.
pergelptd)t III. 5Solgen6e llnterre0uug iauo
m6brenb pe8 SeiudS itatt:
Heeo: 0@uteau, MAIDEN sic fid feline
Sorgen iiber Sbre beucritebcnoc oinrid,
tung ?"
@Hitean rgSarum iOate. i6 %
Heeo sd CLAUDE, ib piiroc eS tbun,
| ipenu ldD al Sbrer Stelle ndrc."
@nlteau uSb ia, allein Sie Fno ui6t
10 gut bel Sem Serrn augeI6reben, mie i'd. !"
@'ntteau ;eigte 0rn. Seeb eiuen neuen
4nSug, BEN er iid MAIDEN lahen bate, uno
9teeo fra9te ibn, moSu er iif nod &leiber
anid)dfe, ba er bteiclben bod I9merlid5 be-
nlIben f0nne.
guitcau erpiberte .Ot, madden Sic itf
teinc Sorger, id) ueroe lange genug lebeu,
nm nod bunbert iold5e 9lu3itge aus;utragen."
9err &sseD IInnnte eineny Sert6terltatter,
pelder ihn be3iigttd ieineS 8eiud)s ans
fragte ,,9Seirt @nitcau 80 Ees' r. )iil
etnSelnbait eingeipertt ruiirbe, 10 pitrue er
blObitnnig iuerben. llnter gegenmGrttgen
llmitdnben mirb er Dor Gtger6iinfel lett"
d3ur antmOrt auf meitcre 6ragen ermioerte
9trr 6eeb, cr weroe Der Siuri6tuug uidlt
beiwobnen. Gr babe nod nie Elm loldles
SdauIpiel nit angeiebeu uuo miiroe es ME
tbun. sd CLAUDE" fubr CT fort; ,DaB iid
Die SebDrOe bel Der $oinrid)tung @utteau'S
ltreng an bic &Oridriiteu oeS @eiebeS in
Se5ng AMI ipld)c Torgangr balten miro uno
boB nidlt iiber 100 Menifen ;ugelaiien mer=
ben. Dies miro eiuen nte0erIdlagcnbeu
GinfluB auf @utteau ausi6eu SD CLAUDE,
menn er morgen gcBGust perocn ioltc unb
wenn mon ibm Iagte, 0aB iid) cine gro6e
Vfenldenmenge ueriammelt babe, nm Iein
9nbe Su icben, Ell ftol; mic Elm Bfau oaS
ShaHot betreten miirbe."
Gum S6luiie tbsilte 0tceo nit @utteau
babe tbn etngelabcu, 0iterS I'll fommeu uno
tbn ;u bcIuden. Gr erbot iib, iiir Die
Satld)e, peldJe 6rn. 0tceO bel eineu Sez
luhen iu Der Tabrt mad oem @efduguiiTe
benuet Su be3ablen uno ;eigte $50 Dor, sic
er purdl ben Serfauf ieiner photographer
ueroieuf hntte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
IS mar Oo8 erfc mO 1T bas ein,ige
idmeribrrtilaen0s Mittrl,

has imgtugerbIidc heu ludIcucfcu eebeuGrbaIt tbYt
ras Gntitnhun9en uuo GDngcitinueH beilt n5aeu he
nun an oen Sungeu BEN Iagen oen Gtnleueioeu. ben
Snllem cher onhertn CrBaueu iBren SiR Baben, Be.
etnmaiiaer NnWEnbuna. - -
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Sn einer bis ,pnnsts 9tinmteu,

ipte'ebr aud bic &bcumatiibeu gsttIdgerigen 56pas
9eh, 8erllppclten GerpDic, Gjibttaen ober an ions
tiger 3rnnthctt SebeubCn aeanalt iein m6aeu, ,,Rab.
ipdp sRcafD Reltef'' pirb au8eEbiidlt9e6Glfei i5a.
9ntiiinSungcn Die giieren, gnt,iiubuuqeu Der
Slale, @ebdrmz GutSitnoungen, 2ungeu gou.
geittoncn, Sal5lri6eu, 2IitbhIa, 6er,tlopfeE,
8tpbtberie, Bpfcriiaen 2lnfdQen, Brdune,
6atarrb, Snfuenja, SOpipeb, 3abnidmer.
gen, Neurolgte, 8bCumatismuS, taltem unS
betBem 6teber, 9ibnGraugeu II. 6rOtbeuleu.
Die @uncreure hes ,Re0cb ReIief" an Der cSer ber,
idniieu
SreiBi9 bis 'eas3ig TrpbFsu babon IN einem baIbe1
Sriitalas BON sSaiier uerben IN peniaeu 4uueubifer
3rdmPte, YlGgendurs, SOObreuusu, &opiitmerseE.
DtarrbDs, Spenterp 8plu Sldbunlen in BEN Girags
petben lub ale irnerliteu 5bmer3en betlen
Heilenee iplteH immer cine Tllihe Rd6uab's
DHeHbp Ae!tct' bel I'D tragen 8enige Sropieu ecs
bon, IN 8oer getbdH, beugeu nutn Graufbetteit ufo
ben Gomtt psrtlsften Sei6sn bic aus benz @sbrnilds
l9ledten 8drerS enpriuacu boz Gs 1T Gin befie.e8
ttulllpflt ais fTau;Bitider Brduo on Dhcr 0ittprsr
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z hmiuoInht

esrSr0eu NH observation-disclosures itrcpbul5s iub5t.
u-NGtu Sttsir NtudwuctU Grtdrtllua tur Rers
'GH"tllhg Ger Nueu ,iudcrtrduthCjt u.iucerbu!tun1
Lnlnttl@l SlHoenna atip1hrt ipo i9ui Gatbctsr les
metr lbuli!iiB it,, @laituitem mn N autn 6iIss
Nr.t
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3efearap6ifGe Oepeffen.
Ans Der SunsrsbamptItaSt.

(Seridte, Der @iiOciirtcn 9ree" fir Ser 0eutitcn
Sprrcippubenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-13
Ncrbamnnas. @efAincrNrn.

Huhr Gtorrhre, Cholera Worbus ober Idmer,bnftsr
Shlblgdn9 iperceu IN l5-2O Dlimten tlurt burt6
&a9Wag JsGep 8eltGl. @eper 9egitoptng NOD Gut@
siuhuug, Weber Sbwdde nod yiattiatejt peritrfast
Der 0etrGud bon x. II. 8eHef
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preis 25 6ents pro S8a6tet.

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Ncgnlirenbe YiQeu.

Spufommene pursanjen, Iinbernhe N6flbr,
HiEtei' ioittrn 0bne S6merI, itets laperlifa
ig une HGtirIid) IN ibrer Operation,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-20
RAILROADS AND PoLITlos.

There are various rumOrs reaching us
that the railroads propose To take prem.
inent part in Kansas politics this year
The approaching election is an i'm
portant one, and these corporations de-
sire 20 impress themselves upon the pol
tiles and politicians of the state for the
next two years. While fair minded poo
pie will not object to the railroads look
ing after their interests in all legitimate
ways, they will object TO any dictation
or offlcious interference in the manage
mcnt of the state. The railroads should
be governed by the same laws other in
terests are, and be subject TO the same
treatment. They should neither ask or
receive any special privileges, and they
should neither ask or receive special POI
litical favors. We admit their import
ance TO the state, and are not in
favor OF any special Legislation
against their interests, or Of expressing
their Legitimate brsiness in any manner.
We believe in fair play TO all the inter
ests of the state. Look at the farming
interests of the stated They are of pri
mary Importance. We could get along
without railroads better than we could
without farmers. In fact, the railroads
depend more upon the farming inter
ests than any other. But it would not
be right for the farmers to undertake
to run our politics. The people would
not submit to that Neither would they
submit to the interference or dIctation
Of the merchants or stock growers Oh
any other interest The railroads of the
state can rest assured that they will mo-
be allowed to pick out candidates in the
coming contest, and if they undertake
it they will get badly beaten, as they
ought to be.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-04-20
Pc .soNAL AZ D P0LITICAL.

Lawr zee Barrel opens weeks en-
gagemei at the GI md Opera House al
st. Loui this even lg.
Senator Ingalls, aas been invited TO
deliver he annual address before The
Virginia military academy.
The temperance ii ket was elected last
week at Fremont, Ohio, where Lucy
Weob Hayes attends things.
The impression is steadily growing.
that Mrs. Scoville is the best law
yer the Guiteau family has yet pre-
duced.
Letta Skinner, Young lady of Valpa-
raiso, Indian, has just recovered The
power of speech afte having been mute
for over eight years. The name Of the
unfortunate young man TO whom she is
to be married - not given 10 the public.
Some of the papers have stated that
Hon. S. Benedict would pref TO be a
candidate for COZ gress. butthe Neodesha
Free Press, published in his own coun-
ty, still supports him for governor. Mr..
Benedict would make either good
governor or good congressman.
Sergeant Finley, of the signal service
bureau, will be detailed for duty at Kan
sas City, for the purpose of investigat-
ing and obtaining information in regard
to cyclones. Sergeant Finley made the
able and exhaustive report concerning
the Kansas storms of May goth and 30th,
1879.
Mollie Holbrook, pick pocket we'll
known in the larger western cities, has
been sentenced to five years in the New
York prison. Women are gradually as
serting their adaptability to a wider
sphere OF action than to sew on buttons
and take care of babies.
The wife of Senator Malone has Won
in Washington the distinction of wear
ing handsomer jewels than does any
other woman in official society. Hel
diamonds used long ago to he matter
of comment; and when she. returned
from Europe lately her husband pre-
scented her with additions to her jewel
case valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Vickers gave birth TO a boy a
Stafford during the cyclone there, and
they propose to name him Cy
clone as q reminder. We would fur
Their suggest, in order that the eterna
fitness of things may be fully subserved
that the child, when he arrives at 1
feasible age, be placed under the tutel
age of Sam Wood with view to fitting
him for Greenback orator.
We got a glimpse of the aesthetic ed
itor of the Commonwealth day or two
ago, and observed that he wore a whit
necktie. Why this change? Can thu
aesthetic editor of the Topeka Capita
explain? We have not noticed AM
reference to the portentous change il
the St. John organ. Are we to take i
as an indication that the aesthetic man Of
the Commonwealth wishes to indicate
by this that the white necktie is simply
forerunner of the unfurling of white
flag? We trust the Capital will no
keep the million people of this wind.
commonwealth in su spense on this mo
mentous subject.