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Library, No. 75 Orange Street. ANEW ADDITIONS: My Lord and Lady. Kith and IN Kin, Dr. Breens Practice A Laodecian. Between Two Loves, His Other Wife, Changed Heart, Cape Ccd Folks. Aunt Serena, Without Home, Letter ot Credit Bloody Cbasm, Madeline, Forsalen Bride 0c per vol card for S1, three months S1.50, one year $4.
 N, B.-Tle best help furnished as usual
 ia2 l.. E. BARTHOLOMEW.
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c9ournal arr0 Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building JOHN B. HARRINGTON. HOWARD T. cARRrNeroN. JOHN B. oGRRIEGToE, JR.
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Letters From West Virginia
No. 5.

90 Forfunati mercatores - Little Close Figurfng-FamtIfarffy and Po- uteness Extraordfnary-TheM Most Beau ttfuI View in the State--A Ruined Wa tering Place. Etc.
 HAYWOOD, Fayette Co.,, ". Ya.,
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Being Somebody.

50 Lord, prevent it by Thy grace 2 et'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-14

Poets have written Of mountains.
And they have written OF hills,
OF pure and crystal fountains,
Of brooks and laughing rills;
They've written OF trees and flowers,
VI rain and beautiful snow,"
OF bright and sunny hours.
And the place where voodbinss
grow"
They've told Us of marriage and diving.
And sung us the pleasures of youth,
They've told the folly Of lying,
And shown us the beauties Of truth:
They've sung the g song of the TOPPER
And praised a "Rood Giaas of beer"
They've told of the naughty eloper
Who loft with his Betsy Jane dear.
They've told us Of daisies and roses,
The pink and the jasmine fair,
OF pretty blue eyes" and pug nosss,-
And the girl with scarlet hair;
They've told Us Of old men cross and
krouty,
And the terrible lives they led.
They've told us of lips, tempting.
pouty,
And too much about kissine's bsen
said.
They've sung ~ tho Highlands of Scotia,
And bounteous vineyards Of France, 2
The beautiful queen-Clsopatra.
The mythical world of chance;
They W told as of the deep rolling ocean,
And horrible storms ot sea,
They've told Of the lovers devotion,
And how naughty the false ono may
be.
They've written of ghost and Of fairy,
Rewritten the stories OF old,
OF castles SO bright and airy,
OF fabulous sums of gold;
They've told US Of dark syelashes,
VI widows' bewitching eyes,
OF the lightenina's vivid flashes,
And OF cIear midsummer skies.
They We told US of merchants and tailors,
Inc annoyance Of barkeepers' bills,
Of poor lost. half-drOwned sailors,
And the horror of doctors pills;
They've told of the field Of battle,
Though never there you know
Shells red glare and musket's rattle,
How blood like rivers did flow.
They've told Of the silvery bells,
OF warriors who fought and bled,
OF lovely, quiet dells,
And the silent home OF the dead;
OF tho moon, tho sun and the stars,
They've told of the heather Chinss,
or heroes of peace and Of wars,
And tho isles whore the cannibals b.
They've sung the wealth of the nations.
Of cars, the steamer and bus,
Tho deanotic lOrds Of CREATION
And Ut course you know that is rs;
And Beschsr and Brigham were treated
so well,
That churches with poets got vexed,
But poets must surely WRITE" you
know;
Pray what will they writs Of next?
LKNNO.
SxArrLE, April 8, 1882.
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PUMPHKEY h LowMAN, music dealers
Of this city. keep constantly on hand a
fine stock of Pianos, Organs and music
al merchandise of tho most celebrated
makers. which they buy for cash, conse
qaently are able to sell them at lower
rates (either for cash or on the install
ment plan) than any Of the San Francis
co or Portland peddlere who only sell on
commission and whose travelling expens-
es must be paid by the parties dealing
with them. We have a working capital
of millions and are bound to under
sell any peddler coming to the Territory.
Pianosfro $275 to $500. Organs from
SEQ to 800. The time for peddlers
who are travelling over the country rep
resenting that they are the authorized
agents Of first class houses has passed.
These desiring to purchase first class
instruments ut very low figures should
call on or write TO Humphrey 4 Low
man, Seattle, w. T., agents for the
Decker Bros, ]. d c. Fischer, Christie
and Emerson pianos, and the celebrat-
ed Mason i Hamlin and Chase organs.
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girl caught him in time to save
his life aud there was much ex.
citemsnt and rejoicing. The
laugh came from the other young
woman who was standing at the
door and who saw the whole per-
Torrance.
John H. Lane, q farmer, who
lives near Springfield, ILL.,, told
his daughter that he objected to
Henry Musgravs, . Springfield
young man, because be wrote
poetry and affected to admire De-
mocracy az the constitutional party
In vain did Musgrave try to con-
vince the dyed>in>ths-wool Stall
vart that neither literature nor
politics ought to be considered in
lovemaking. The father was
firm. Miss Lane disliked to Of
fend her parents, and promised
that she would never be married
except under the home roof. She
rspented of the promise after
wards, and indeed that only kept
her from agreeing to An elope-
ment that her lover proposed.
Bnt as love laughs At locksmiths,
90 Cupid can circumvent ancient
Nicholas of the cloven hoof him
self. At night Miss Lane crept
down stairs dressed for departure
She lifted the latch at twelve
midnight and let in a party Of
tiptoeing people, among them q
preacher with u pleasant smile
and an elastic step. A single
candle was lighted in the kitchen
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed, the glim was devised, the
party silently departed, the young
couple sped away to Chicago, and
Mr.. Lane awoke at five o'clock to
find himself beaten around the
stump.
A young man appeared at the
city clerks office in Newport, r.
l., to file an intention of marriage.
When he gave the age of the
yonng woman at twenty years,
the clerk told him that, under the
rigorous marriage law of the
State, her fathers written con.
sent must accompany the bill of
intention. The young man was
startled at the turn of affairs, for
tho marriage was to occur that
evening, and the brides father
lived in New Brunswick, Canada.
Letters from the father kindly
mentioning his daughters pro-
posed change of name we're shown,
but the clerk decided that he had
no power to grant the license.
He suggested. however, that the
reception be held all the same,
and that the next morning the
young couple should take the
train to Fall River, Mass., or
Stonington Conn, where no rigor-
Gus law held sway. The hint WAS
taken, the reception was held, and
the first train next morning bore
the lovers to Fall River, where
the ceremony was performed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-14

FIR. Girard, the great piano man Of
San Francisco, will visit Seattle about
May and bring with him largo stock
of pianos, Of the following makes:
Wheslock, Hartman. Steinway, Weber,
Chickering and Decker. No agents en-
ployed. All pianos sold at manufactur-
ers prices, and easy installments. Mr..
Girard has working capital Of mil
lion dollars, and can undersell local
dealers. Do not buy before You have
examined his stock Of pianos. Or
gans from SIS to $l2S. Tho time
when agents mako 500 to 500 profit
on piano 10 past. Those who wish q
particular piano will please write TO F.
Il. Girerd, 3s2 suffer street, San Fran
cisco and the piano will be sent on trial.
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9BIN s. OSBORNE.

AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
Public aud Ccnveyancer. Sc
3s Practices In all the Courts OF
1Gn1sS n Collections promptly At
80 = and pressed with vigor. De.
- . Aken and certified with care.
10 - siaied, and money invested.
Il 49, 80. liz Refers by persnissiou
515s tsexter Horton & Co. bankers
HkSs S 0e0 W. Harris e Co.,
eaIsi Messrs. MAckinsQ9h e
kssA uooaQA "a
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POCKET Cutlery, Meerschaum Pipes
Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Of the
best quality and loves. prices, at Cos
per's.
m1S-tf Corner Mill and Front Sta.
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. q WENTWORTH

ryvu, AND MINING ENGINEER, U
q Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Special
,ssrstion given to locating pre-emption
~ homestead claims. City ana Couh
@yeyor. Office. sluire's opera mouse.
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girl caught him in time to save
his life and there was much ex.
citemsnt and rejoicing. The
laugh came from the other young
woman who was standing at the
door and who saw the whole per-
Torrance.
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DENTISTRY.

AVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
e ~ purpose Of practicing dentistry
n Scvf shall he satisfactory and charges
ssssscnshle. Office in Opera House, oppo-
n New England House. ,nur,r
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ROGERS.

,nuy A STEPHENS, RIGGER-RES-
\ 4socc, cambridge hotel. Port Blakeiy,
n22-f
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r \. MERRICK, ND.

Once On 'o"' j8-3m
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rs READY TO DO ALI WORK IN
i his line. and he defies competition both
in his work and prices.
COOK & CO.'S DRUG STORE,
On Front ct.
Fine watch Repairing q specially. Give
me call. att
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! sAoooo, 9. X. JkNNkR
JACOBS & JENNER.

frORNEYs AND COUNsELORs
a 9 law. Office in building recent
aed By I.arrabee 4 Hanford, Jane
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]. R. LEWIS

I!ORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE.
~ usiicrs building. room 1 and S
s..l street Opposite Occidental Hotel,
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G. A. WEED, M. D.,

J.. n. CANN.
II0RNEY AT LAW, NOTARY
~ Public and Commissioner of Deeds
Ueguo and California. Office oppo-
a. Aersm's livery stable. Collections
ss..lQ. SO
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HARMONY LODGE nos. K 2

nE0UI.AR NETTING fHuRDDAY I'VE
N nipss q ?. T.. =
MASONIC HALL
AZ s,ealsea . - seaealD9 - sst11all)
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John M. kOLLOCK, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OF.
nee IN Post Building, Room No. S.
idence. Sixth and Madison. dl-dAw
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&nkIrtiEihrdnNr

SraSforo, Bennf., 10. Sunt. - .3wei
&uhleu0lbetdltcr louroen um llbr bcute
tiib iu Slean, N.sD., oil ser ollnitcb Btpe
Sine" Surdl eineu Slibitrabl angeiiin5et,
uuo 6000 Sat Scl fno bereits UerbrauLt.
Dian bictet GlleS auf, uM III perbtnOern, baB
fd Die 8lammen an0ereu 8eBGltern in Der
9iadbarid)aft mittbeilen. Der Serlut ptrb
fjd ouf etpu $4,000 belaufeu.
8hilabelpbia, 10. Suui. = 9eute
Na6mittag iflug Der Glib in etueu Dem
Srn. Slonb geb0r,gen aoblen6lbebdtter III
9iblon'S Boint, unmtttelbar unterbalb bieer
Stobt, Elm unO iette bas Sel in 6tammeu.
@liidlider gSeiie mnroe bas Seuer auf ben
etnen SebGlter beidrautt unb mr. etlpa 100
6aB Sel gingeu Uerloreu.
BRADFORD, BennI., 10. Smnt.-lluge=
fdbr so tleinere SelbebGlter nuroe.t beute
an peridtebeneu BMutten ser SelgegenS pom
Slite getrOfien uu1 mebrere Gauienb Sag
Gel gingen uerloreI.
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Sic Grmprsuuo @utermutb's

Refp 2orf, 10. Stunt. - Die 2etheuz
id)au be;Iglid Der @rmor5uug 2ouis @uterz
mutb's 0tebe Artitel an auoere. Stelle }
ipulte beuie fortgelebt. 6rau 9apfeS uno
Sri. @lapp maren abernlelS ais 3eugtnnen
porgclabeu unb befanbeu itd] in eiuem 3iurs
rler ii6er benl @orouersbiiredu. 3met neue
3eugen, ndmlid) gilbert Strittmatter BON
2eringtous Nuenue un6 Sobn s. 8onle ans
Der Sf=S0. Strabe, iparen anmeIeno. Yoliz
Stit Yeter gtugent ioeuttf3trte Srn. 6uiiea,
uelder iiG] III Solge elmer Sorlaoung einges
funben bate, ols ben Ranr, ipeld)en CT am
Gbenb bes WforoangriffS tn 9eealdaft oe.
Srau SapfeS un6 oe8 6rl. @lapp fab.
Huiiell ftanb in Der g2dbe, ais 3euge ben
Sdauplat bes angriffeS errei9te.
Charles 9fufiel beseu9te, oab er Srau
0aiuteS am abeno oes %. Ntai beud]te, Su
melder 3ctt aud @uternutb Saielbft eridien.
nS6 mar ron 8 bis i llbr in ieiuer @eiell>
Idaft unb uerlieB ibu 6ann. gSir m1ren in
elmer Defamation al Der Az. StraBe geiues
len. SD ftebe alS Qgent i'll Oienlten einer
Soltouer @raferbGderet. Sn Der &elfduras
tion traufen mir Sier, un0 Die 9ameu aBeu
belegte Sr6bG]eu. g9ir tranten UieleiG)t ie
4 bis @las 8ter. @ntefmutb mar pols
fommrn niidterr. gielie @lapp uup idb
gingen 3iienn1en, pd6reno @utermutb Die
Srau Samfes estorttrte. gSir giHgeu bis
an bic Z. 9luenue. 6rau Satptes mar nidt
betrunter."
@oroner Merfle brad bieraui oas Scrb0r
ab, iagte iebod, Sr. 9iuiiea piirbe ipater
pieber ais 3euge uorgclaben uerOen. Smlag
1T gegen $1,000 un6 Robert @lapp gegen
$1500 Siirgidlaft entlnhen morben. Ser
Suqueit murbe auf unbefttmmte 3ett per-
togt.
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0iebmdrFfe.

@btcago, 10. Suni. - Die 3ufubr
pon S9meiuen belief fif beute auf IA, 600
Stid; 8erieubnns $500; bic Breiie parir-
ten sfuiideu $3.50 uub $500. = 9aiubpieb:
3ufmbr 1000, Serienbung 1900; Sertdufe
III So. 40 bis $S.50.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 200,
@erfenbuug teiue; Serfdufe ;u $500 bis
$500.
ct. Fonts, 10. Suni. - Sdpetne
3ufubr $500, gerienouus $50; Serfdufe su
81. go bis $S.40. - &inb0ieb: 5ufubr 24O0,
SerfenSung 400; Sertdufe sn 1926 bis
$5.50.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr $500, Gerienbung
100, Gerfdufe gu $4.25 bis $3.50.
Ga if@9tbertp Beuni., 10. Suni. -
Sinbpieh: i3ufubr 3026 Sertdufe BON $50
bts $3.50. : Sdpeiue: 3ufubr 2400, Ser
fdufe BON $7.70 bis $3.50. - St5aafe
3ufubr 5000. Ssrfdufe $3.50 bis 1926.
g8e f<Ybilabetpbia, ben 10. Suui.
- 9tinbpieb; Serfaufe 270O Stiid, prima
9l-94, CUTE 50, mtttlsrer 7-74, Idllec5te
5-69. Sdaafe: Serfdufe $1,000, prinra
5!-5f, CUTE Al a-54, mtttlerer "A,
iflsdteSI-3f-2dmmer: 4-St. = sdlber
6-64.-Sameine Serfdufe $500, prima
11f-12, quite 114-11i, mittlers 10f-11.
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Se 2pne'e xpb.
Hdberrs iIber eas Auffineen ees pernnslHf'
ten Captains Der ,,5canHette" une fetner
2eihensgefabrteu.

Ne - OFT, 10. Suni. - Der biefge
vSeralo" bat etne Sepeid)e BON gS. .. Gill
Der, etnem SpesiolCorreiponSenten, unter'm
Satrn1 ,Seua Delta, 70. Npril," erbalten,
tuelte nabere 4usfunft iiber bas auffnoeu
Der yetden oes @apitdnS DC Gong uno leiuer
@etdbrten ourf BEN Su9enteur Ufelptlle err
thetlt. Wleluthe fan6 Die 9eid)en am %.
Wtar;. Stelelben lagen an Spet Steueu,
5OO rep. 1000 2aros bon Dem gSrad ibrcS
Sootes entferlt. @lei6 naGJSen WteluiIe
nno ietne Segleiter 6as gSrad bes 8ootcs
gelullocr battcu, eItucGten ne piet ans ocm
S1nee berporrageube St0de, an ipel6eu
Elm @emebflanf hing. Gle pHblten ben
Sd)nee auf un0 iltrBeu in elmer Siefe non
5 EnB aut Die bei6cl Grfen Vct6en. gfiht
mett baron mur0e Se Song's SanJ aus Dem
Sdnee beruorftedenS geieben. gtebeu &c
Yong lag Nmbler HnI IL ben Si6sn Se0er
Der @binele Gh Gam. Die 2eidlen sieer
eret moreu nit StiiGen pou 3cltleinp0u0
bebsdt
3ie geifen aliG llebrigen, nit Iusnab-
ME &leTia's, lagen oil Der Stelle, al mel
der bas 3elt geitauoeu bate. 3mei 6iitci
nit 9ofumentelI, cine str,ncitilte uu1 cine
6lagge all ciner Stange befan6en iid) all Dem
n0mIiden Bnutte. SeiHer ser Socten bate
Sttefel on, ipuoeru jbre SiiBe tparen nnr
III yrmpen gebiiut. Sn oen Salden Der Gerz
fOrbenen fan6 man uerbrannte Stiide Don
Sbierfellen uu6 &iei6uugs sftiiden, melfe iie
in ben Gualen beS Suugers ;ertaut batten.
Sbre SGnte uaren idu.mtlid) mebt oJel
pent9er perbrannt, uno cs fhien, ais oh bic
llngliidliden in ibreu Sooesquatcn in oas
Sener geiro6eR m6ren. Collins @eiid1t
mar nit einem 3ad)e be6edt. Die 2eifen
murben auf etnem beuadbarteu 0iigel BOZ
ldufig beigeiett, uuo Elm % 5nS hobes, b0l=
1ernes Sreu,, euf meldem Die gtcmeu Der
Serftorbcneu feber, auf Dem Stabe erri6tet.
DtelplGe unb Ie;ne 8egleiter trenntcn iid)
nod Dem &miinOen Del 2eiden in 0ret 4bs
tbeilungen, I'M brS 2enaz9eIta naf Spuren
ter Sootsmauuidait bes 2teutenauts @bipp
III burdiudJen. Niuoernau uuS Bartlett,
meld]e iid al Der SpiBe stueicr Oieler ab=
tbeilungFn beianuen, iinJ betettS ;uriidges
t6Lrt, obue Gtmas ausgertdltet III babeu.
gtelUiue tft nod nid5t suriiogetebrt. Sou
ben IA Bctioneu, melde ff In Dem Soote
Sc Songs beian1eu, iino 9tinSerman unb
NOrrs, melde betauutlidl abgeitift muroeu,
nm Siilfe ;u holen uuo Die Sootsnauui5aIt
DielpiGe's aufi0n1eu, bic eiu,igen lle6erle=
b,n1eu. Sn bem upd oermtbteu 8oote ocs
GieuterautS @Bas. SS. Gbtpp befun0cu iit
HPriOuFu
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&crmifAte telcarap6ifesc Se=
hcTctrrt

g9nr. @apgen perIudte am leeteu CONT
tag frib Su St6aca, N.sO., ais er betrunfen
nod Saule Suriidfebrte, ourdJ eiu fSeniter in
Die &obnung leineS Ra6barS SEQ. Sromu,
rpel6e Ell iiir ieine eigene bielt, Su tlettern.
gromn belt @apgeu fir eiHen gtnbreder
unb ifob i'm to0t.
Gin 8libitrabl iflug gefern in e.
nen Staa auf benz @eb0lte bes SarmerS
Gbeuessr Wiorgan su gSanantie, nabe g8tltea=
barre, BennI., uro t06tete 6ilbe.
Or. SarutS @ra1 nur0e in Ser Oorz
letter 9tnd)t nabe giOrmOOb, Ntaii., Don
SEQ. G6munos, pel1er ibn fir einen Gilt
BREEDER bielt, eri doiien. 8r. @raD bate
on Der Shire 6sS Srn. Gbnlunb9 gepod]t,
nm fd nod bem @ege mad ieiuer Bobuung
Ill ertun6igen.
pie IA : idbrtge Margaretb E
g djmibt muroe geitern maize 2iUerpooI,
RsY., b ON SliBe eri h1agen.
Ser gel1srn aus gtep Yort in Sas
oauna argetommeue 9ampier sGitD of
AiuebfO" moate Die 6abrt in 3 Sageu unO
% Stunheu.
Die 8rtgg DIretus" ans gBtuoior,
N.zS., 1T In Der Had)t bonn lebteu SamItage
nabe Bridgeport, @onu., geitran6et.
Der @apitdn uno bic Dtann9aft iolleu CUR
lJeit betrunten getpeien iein.
Ger St1otrath BON Burltngs
ton, R.zS., bat angeor6net, baB ale in
iener Stabt be.telnben 2nu0itret6er Sur &rs
belt al itGbttideu &erfen geSmuagen merben
lollCu.
Ser su &tctorb=MiIIs, Saratoga
9onntb, R.sY., tuobnbaiteH gSitttpe R1an
fin6 innerholb bret SageH brei tbrer iedS
86dJter an 81 ii d denmarf= unb Sirns
hauteut3iin oHng geltorben. Cine pierte
Sodter lie9t an Der nGmlifen Stranfbett tn
fritiidem 3uftanbe oarnieber.
Sn 6 baHuel, nabe ct. Sobns, I.s6,
brannte pOrgeitern elm 9aus nieoer, nno 5met
ieiner gepobrer famen III BEN Slammen nm.
gu @ beatleDsS ia tito II, grf., on Der
yGismpbiss9tttle-6 Sod =Sabu," ereigrete fd)
am letten Samitag g(beno eiue 9 dteBafs
faire 3piihen Sohn gSalfer uub gSm.
SnObbp, ipelne ben Sob beiOer Sstbeilt8ter
3ur Golge bate.
3wei g 6meber, g}nmeu8 Sliuer
2arien unb Sob. Beterien, felen uOrgeiteru
9(benb nabe Safing, Mtnn., BON BEN 9am=
pier Stunt getip" iiber 8orO ung ertranten.
Or. S. q. 8ruwu, felt Uteleu Sabren
Yrdfoent beS nBenni1luanta @OQegs" gu
@ettBsburg, ftarb geftern plOelid] sI eans
CATER, TenrI., an einem Sd)Iaganfalle.
6 ia 8. Mc8onal6 nnb Sa8. 0t o 6
aerietSen geftern 5u 2etobatdie, 20 0teileu
iiiblidl boz; 0fOntgomerp, Gla., in Streit.
Mcb ;oa eiucn S@9euOlUer, turlder fid in Dem
eutfebenben Saubgrniccuae 3utdIltg tHtluO
unb 0iob augenblidlif to6telc.
Sn @obpes, R.sY., miro norge.1 9er
iiinfte Nattonals s@onuent Der fran30fi9et
@anabier Suiammentreten.
0tat EN- Batton, .mslder gelegeut>
lid Der lesten Runi;ipalrpabl in Bbtlas
oeIpbia ais @abIridter fuugirte, murSe
geiferu ipegen @ablbetrugs su elmer Selos
buBe BON 5000 unb Serlult bes Stinmre9ts
auf bier Sabre perurtbeilt.
u. SacobS ans NetpsSrlelns, Elm
Shifisjunge auf 6em Shulififfe oHews
Sompihire," ficl geftern bel giewpOrt, 81. S.,
iiber 9orb uub ertranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-20
Gnropdif6e Sa6ef6ert6te.
1is Rprtfdritte amerffa.s.

&onbon, 10. Suui. - Die Zines" be-
merit in einem grtifel iiber bic 6ortihritts
9merifa's: .@enn feine biretten 8emeiie
fir bic gSirtlidteit uub Shuellisteit bes
5ortidrittes in ben Ser. Staatsn porbanSen
pdrcu, 10 lpiirbeu bieielben in Der eigentbiinrz
liden abmeisnbeit bon auiregung In Der
nmerifaniiden Bolttit su finben ieiu. 8e>
ionOers bemertenswertb in Der gegenmGrtt>
gen Gntnidriung Der ameritaniiden gnergie
1T ibre tueite uno gleiamdsige Serbreitnng.
Die meme Sertheiluug Der Sertrstung i'm
eOuqreiie seuat fir bic poltttihe Gapa3itdt
bes Soltes uno redtfertist bic Soffnung,
oas bic 3utuuft Der Reger<8uiis pom ben
ber6erbli6en GinfIiieu profeifioneller Pbts
lautbropen unb ielbffiIdtiger Deuiagogsn
befrett bletbeu niro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-20
Sdmpf stpiidben nSppbpDs" unS
Tuptaneru.

9ittles8Od, arf., 10. Stunt. - gine
beute bier eiugetroffeue 9epci6e beri6tet
einen an Der @ren3e bes SuStauerterritos
riums 3miIden Snbianern unb o@opbops"
ftattgefunbenen &f tn melGem uier Der
2etteren set6btet tpurbeu. Sberf aleranber
Bolf aus Somer6s@ountp bate bic yGons
bOps" abseididt nm 1000 Stif 0tinouteh
nod Colorado 81 bringen uuo bic Sirten
lieben bas @ieb unterwegs aui etuem ;u Der
Geierpation Der SuSianer seb0rigeu Gruube
ftiid peibeu. als ibnen Die Sneianer be-
fablen, Sas @ebiet 3u DerlaHen, ipeigerteu
fie iif, aus weldem @runOe Der 6ampf euts
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