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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Scr GcISu;nrft.

Tcm=D orr, /. nbcr.-6Vlgenoe8
iiub Die ShlNBnotirungeu: Sch brad)tc
s - > Eroieltt unb idIOB ;u 2 Bro;eHt. -
Serliu9me9iel 4.S1 - Ash auf iedsiia
Gage, 4.S5-4.S5! auf Sidt. = Suu0cS=
Sbligatioren; neue 3.prp;eutige 1922, uers
l6rgerte 6itnfer 10l4 A. spro;cutise 1135,
4sPrci. 9@.-QlttiGu: NbamS @rprG6 1873,
Central Pacific 80, @bei. Il S9io 35i,
Grte 4Oa, 90. 4rior. 81, 2atezSbore 115,
N.@S. Central 71g, gtortb> >8eiteru 144t, 90.
@rior. 1G19, N..2l. @eutral 1873, Ytttsburg
139, Gea6ing 50, &ods sSSIanb 1914, linton
%ucifc 1863, ggciteru=lluiou SGT. - lluter=
id)atomts> >Silan;: Sartgelb $99, 1892, ,0S9, OF,
@curaut So. .931 ,CSl, ,:33.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
amibcn i'm wisbsr aur SeTunung bring,n


tonnte.
glls Der Coroner In bas Erauerbaus tam,
laa bic nit einem f6mar;en @emdno betlei=
bete &ette Der unsliidlideu Srau nod on
bcrielben Stelle, mo- iie geiallcu mar. 9as
brauns 2odenf0pfdeu bes fleinen Mdobens
lag nod, in Der Slntladle, pdbrenb man Die
beiesn &nabeu auf cas- Sstt sele9t bate.
3r. amtpou ugab tolgenbe Qustllnit: r6rau
Scguin wor lett eint9euSagen idwermiitbig,
unb eiuige Aerate ul0gen ibreu 3uitauo als
&abniinn be;ei6neu, bod tonnte NiemanS,
oer meine S6mefer fannie, i'm 10 ueuueu,
unS nod ptel peniger bad)te man Saran, oa6
ie Die Sd)refensttat oeriiben piirbe. Siensz
tog gornlittag fribftidte i'd nit tbr. aln-
fangs mar lte in iebr geSriifter Stimmuug,
bQtl rurbe lie mad unb mad repieliger, uub
Mdts perrteth mir aud MIR i'm @erinsfeu,
bab iie geiitsStranf lei. 9egen llbr A6euos
fam ith iuieber in baS Saus. Ser Yoriier
anttportrte mir, ala i'd i'm fragte, no Srau
Sesuin lei, tab fIe nit ben &in0ern auSge=
gaugeI iet. SD fragte; oSinb Sic beIieu
iider ?" ct antmcrtete mir: nSasucbl,"
bod FAB sr faff tn temielben Woment, ba6
ber SdliiIiel Jun, Sbersimu1cr uit)t al Der
aemobnten Stelie iuar. Gr mad1ts mid ga
rauf aufmerfianl, Hnb Sa mir uiats @utes
dilute, fpraug i'd bic &reppe binauf fauo Die
Sbiire periGlofen unb trat Fe nit enem
6ubtritt elm. - Sier foNnte Sr. Gmibon
por S4mer; ntdt meiter rcbcn.
9r. Seguin mar 8tenitag Naht in enem
an gGabaiinn grensenben 3nitanoe. 81
muBte bewadlt iuerbcR, I'M 3u uerbiuoern,
SaB er nidlt aud Sanb all fidl lege, uuo man
ilrhtet, bab er bas Sdredljf)e uidt iiber-
lebeu merOc.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02

Yalmer, Wtan., I. yIooenlber. : yin
Terionsu- unS elm Sradt3ug Der yyetu. Cons
bonzNortberns sSabn" Collibtrten bier beute
Qbenr, unb beioe 0ofomotiuen, iomie bret
Sradtpaggons ipurben Sertriimutert. @liif<
lider gGeiic entfaneu ale Eaiia9tere uub
bas Berional uuperlest.
Scranton, Yenni., 1. Nouember.- Sin
SuiammeuftcB ereiguete iit) beute bel 0ias
nlonS= =@roifing swiideg etncm 6radt,uge Der
g2ehtgbs sSusquebanuabs Sabn" unb eiuen
auberen Sradt;uge Der .Selapare 0afas
paunaz @eiternzSabn;" 25 gSasgons murbeI
aus benz @cleiie geidleuoert uno eine 2Otos
motiue total bemolirt. Der Sabnpdrter
Sob. glpnn fam INNS 9eben, unb mebrere
IngeiteQte beioer j3ige erlttten Scrleeuns
gen. Ser llnfau tpurbe burh bic llnoOriifJ-
tigfeit be8 8abnpdrters @lpnr oerurIadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
@ermif6te telearapbif6e De-
npSrhcr

Gtrn 90 uiAt sur uGppograpbtideu
llntOn" geb6rtac 9 SdrtftleRer iiuO aus
GbicagO in gGtnnepeg. Wtan., augctOms
men, I'M i'll ben 3rufereien Der r3imeS"
NIB aTrec YrsB" su ar6siteu. 0tan sIuubt,
baB 2ics Nem IHSfauoe Elm Guoe MAIDEN
miro.
Die @sietgebung 9 bon Eeuueiiee
trat geitern in Chattanooga ;u elmer Gttra@
Sttung 3uiammeu.
Sn Gnebee, @an., fuo in letterer 3eit
10 piele d d. III be Anfdlle .uub
Gaubereien auf ben StraBen periibt
morbcu, baB bic Treiie ben Siifacrn ben
8atb ertbeilt, AM 9(benb MIR bew0finet aus
Sugeben.
mdbren6 Der eorlebten g2adlt brausen
9tebe in Sob. g8. 0tOb9ers' gSobnurg III
8eabtng, Yenni., Elm, dlorOiotmirtcn Die
gewobnsr uno itablen $500.
Sn Yeniacola, 8la., ipur0en 9citern
Elf meme @rtranfuugeu am gelben Ste
Der, jebod feine SObesfdne gemelbet. 0ae
gEetter lit nod inlmer marm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Sim SeltitmprS, ocn bic fempe=
rcn.icr duf benz Gcptficu h1bcu.

Sort 3Obge, Sa., l. ROpember. -9Ouiie
&pfiug, cine aagemein seadtete bsuti6e
gStttre, pel4e fd unS tbrc beibeH tletneu
36dtsr burdl getrieb zines @tgarrentaoens
einQbrte, bat iid) seiern erbdn9t. Bic llrs
iaGe bes Selbfmorbes beitanb bariu, baB
iie megeu Serfaufs bsrauidenber @etrdnte
bonn Ri9ter Seubsrion ,u $3.50 CITRATE uno
45,tGgtger @eidngniBbaft perurtbeilt uoroen
mar. Gle fou einigen ibrer beiten &uubeu
;upeilen @etranfe perfauft babeu, ieood mar
ibr 2ofal in jeSer Stniift etn municipalities,
uno es purbeu ME Slageu bon ibreu Nad=
barn gegeu iie gefibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Gntfeelibes S6icffal einss Crap
pers IN Waine.

Softon, 1. Rouember. SIN letten Sritbz
jabre bcgab fidb elm 6rau;Oie, gtamen8 500
benpugb (?), BON greenuiCe mad benz oberen
@nbe hes NooIebeabiee's In Dtaiue. g8dbs
renb Der lebten gSode tpurbe elm Stelet,
meldes man fir bas isiuige bdlt, nit beiz
btu Sdubeu in elmer Sdreufaue feitffedeub,
entbedt. gllIem Qnideiue nad mar bic Sale,
mabrenb er I'M Segriiie mar, iie gu ieeen,
su9eihlaeen uub bate ibn geiangeu. 9u
tel Siilie i'll Der gGbe mar, 10 muBte Der
lInaliidli6le lanaiam perhunaern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
GGitucfels SGSer.

Der sRertb ppn ZhmefrI,S5desrn ale SeiI,
mIttel gegeu SGIItduSt:i1lGqe peer uuperirettto
unaeiuSea 3iii0uS bcr 9ait, ipiOe gegen Rbtuufas
ttsmus uni. tStdt ii lSngf 'igeitanNen. Der bsrs
fans gut betaunt. @lenns StbmcfeIs Seift beiiss
bicicIben GigcnItaften uno beuirit baeIbe ReuItdt
Selidtsrpic eczema, Meme, Smpctiap q, rurtap
6rdsc, SaisfluB uuo GrhCre SGut Grantbeiten tpers
ben eur6 btSelte Goiilid GusgcmcrIt uS fe linbert
Idueu has 3mdcu Uor RbcumdtiSnlus lnb Siobt
ncbsrnicS 1T tie'elbe ctU n,lS1ecihnetes Hcstnlis
runqssWtittei iiir terlrenigte &lCiecr uith Setts
sgu9, uite ite crttGtit 9Sops uue anneren 2eiIaer
he bomtt 9eirniten ipcrher, cine hem S6Hee dbnli4t
&eiBeunb Hetrteit. Sp TClge RES @rbrGud5s berftIs
ben erbGIt hcr ient cine rCdt oumutGenbe eIorbett
unS dnGenehme glatte. 2pnnenbrdnc, &pmnsr,
frrp pfien, 5innrH, uhetPuutt aue IeintfebIer bic
eutterrt ntreen tpnneu tuCrhcu hur6 bieIel6e duss
eelrittt: 6erner III bic gcfuuec Wciubeit, toeldt
ete'elbe eem GENT crtpeit, mclt dtebenber als bic
arGbIite unb uruotiiride &l8Nt. psl5s burdt hr,
GebraiI1 Bon SbDnbtllsmitteIr cntisbt.
Efan biite iicD pur TdfidhrMgenl - s6peFtI
Seife III nd9enGd pgrheu, ulb bns gublit,tr utre
sir gpritt ermobrt, MIR bie G9te ;urebmsr
unb su bCpbtcu, tab re einsige SrtgtraL
8sseid rur9 GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP init
pbiser GbbiIenns id aft bent umi6IGae i.Sss
Stiidts bciubet pbne rUelet,e isiur ddbt IN.
Gum gertauf i'm @Ggemeiuer bel 4srtbsiern, 6anS.
Tern i'll Drbedrtiltln uro W1teriGpanren iu rs
Gents bus Stidi 90 GCuts bic Rite, ent6alterS
Slid, elm GriparlUB Upu 20 Yroicut; per Bot, nat
gpronGbesa9Iuna, ,Oiet cie Site s5 Gtnts.
Der Gigentbiimcr wiirbe iiCt iebr freueu,
i3euGntlie III erhulten uon Berioneu, uelbe
Slenn's Sdmefel=Seiie gebruudeu.
GbS. Is. Grittentpm aIleiu. gigeutb.,
gir. 115, 6ultOntr., R..y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Wcb Gin peutiher @ilttdrflaebt=
linz

Golgsnbe 2ui6riit lisgt Dor: sd m0Ate
Sbnen and germ msiue @rlebnifie mittbeileu.
SD beiertirte i'm Sabre 1872 .iiber 0ouauo
aus Sunnopsr, als geraNe metn iiinimOnat-
lider 9iefrutens llrlaubspae ausgelaufen mar.
SIN Sabre 1877 beiudlte i'd IueiHeu @eburtss
Ort unb murbe rad Swcimcnatlitem }ui=
entbalt nnb mad 3ablung BON 100 Rart
bnrd Seruitteiuus Der amerifauiIten Gtt.
ianotidaft eutlaieu. H. Ytauminga, eiuftz
mails als Hefrut inter bic leltts @avaqeie
QeItelt." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Gichmdrffc.

Gticagp, !. Nouenber.- Die 3ufubr
cen GtwelHcu belief Fdj beute aui %, 900
Gtiid, &erjenbung 1900; bic Yreiic uartir-
ten ,tpiIden $3.50 uno $7.75. - 9ttuouicb:
3nfubr $500, SerienOung 5000; Scrtdufe
III $2.1O bis $3.50. - Ghnafe: 3ufutr
1900, Serienbung tciuc; Sertdufe ;I $2.15
bis $3.50.
ct. gouts, /. er.-Shmeine:
3ufubr 2600, %erienbuug $50; Yertdufe III
$500 Bis 500. -9lin6uieb: 5ufubr 22OO,
Gericnbuug 400; 8ertduie su $3.50 bis
S5.5O.-g6aafe: j3ufubr 22O0, 8erieubnus
800, &ertdufe III $2.25 bis $3.50.
Gaf >gtbertn, Yenni., 1. Noobr.-
97iubuieb: i3ufubr 357; Scrtdufe 'u 1926
lis $G.25.-Sdmetne: l3ufubr 1900; Ser
fdufe iu $3.50 bis $7.90.-Sdaafe; 3ufubr
5000, SerfGufe III So. so bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Saritte ;ur Stfreiuus cines
-Srduf -

8eotnt, Sa., 1. ytOueulber. - Rart
Gran 9pnu, ueldler Dor mebrcreu Sabreu in
Cincm @bicago'er Sbeater auf Gopin Booth
feuerte uup besbalb offs 8abuinuiser i'm
Srrenbauic su @lgiu, Slls., etngeiperrt
nurbe, pirb morgeu traft eiueS Sa5eaS
GorpuezSefrbts bem Hidter g8iaiamS ;u
S.nincp, S1s., porgeiihrt merben. Ser 8td=
ter pirb alsbanu eutideioen. oh epnn pcrz
liiuftig senus lit, Inn ieine gutlaiiuns aus
Ser 9nitalt III red]tfertiqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Sheuer tcsoktter WaiS.

Glbert -Ino. $anes Gbornton, 3Ipei Heger,
wurben geitern ihmerpermunoet in einem
ben @ebriiocrn Satob uno George Sight ges
b0rigsu MaisfeIoe auigefuupen. Sic pareu
bur6 Gebpoffen= uno Sdroti6itIie getrofien
nnb ntdt i'm Stanbe, iif gu belpegcn. giuer
hsr Serruuubeten ift nidt su retteu, nnb Der
anosre tpirb auf gebens;eit elm &riippel iein.
Nian sluubt, bab iie gei6ofien tpurbcn, nab
rfuh lie MaiS pon BEN Eeloe ffahlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
9fph elm Ebcatertr0ne iu sstm=

Sem gprt, /. giopcmtcr. - 0aS oIl-
tnmbrGsS Sheater," ciu EiuQettlnael III 9ir
12L 1876 mn 1913, @si .. SnaBs, brauHtc
beute nieber. Gg iano beute 2tbrHo teins
TorIteuuag in Dem gtabliiicmcnt latt, III
bem oniicIbe in 6oigc NeS GobeS g3m. $.
gcrii's, zines Der unternebmcr, geid)lonen
mar. GbmaG0 Yi0uabau SOrf'S GOmpag
ron, n0bntc in brittCu Stotiucrte oes Sc
bGub5S, uno ieine Trau, ole fdI i'll interei
iuntcn llmf6nbcu beIjnoet, cutgiug nit tuap
per Notb ocm SONe. gS gelang Der 6euer-
mehr, bic 6lamlnru AMI bns Sbeater 3u be
idranfen. 3as @sbdu1C gCb0rte elmer MA
bume Sande; unb mar iriibcr inter Dem
Namcn nSudingham Yolatc" bctnunt.
Man idl1Et ben Ncrluit nuf SlG.G00.
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Sin @icrSer Spr cincnt Ilpb
hefreit.

gtttle 81 0 d, 2lrt., /. ROpember. Gin
0lob fiirmte geferu iriiB buS @eTauquiB
Don ct. 6rauctss@ouutp su 6orrefs&itp
une belrcite BEN ebentaligen Stabtntarihall
Hyperion, ipeldler tiir;ltd megen @rmorbuug
he's Gremiers Gate 98aaace 81 uter Sabreu
3udtbaus pernrtbeilt purbe. Gs 1T uidt
ermittelt, no it6 Hyperion jest aufbdlt. Gt
ioIte Leute i'll bas 3uhtbauS abgeiiibtt rpetz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
SaS Nrcbititip ImenSement IN
1r.rd upaiIltia crftdrt.

8npCuport, Sa., l. Rou.- Nm lebtet
Sounerllanc gtloUgtc Der bon 6cn SraUerH
Sohler d Gang Aegen ben Strtb 6. 9au i'm
8tfrtttsgcridtC eingCltitete Troie6 uor Rtd)
ter gSulttr :. SaptS ;ur Serhanoluua. Der
Frole6 NOR barani bercdluet, Die 9eieblih
tett bCS tiirilidl uTgenornlCnen Yrobtbltto
amenbemeuts uuf bis TrObe III ftcllen. GS
hanoelte fdl nm cine Summe BON $1l3,
meIdc Der TertlOgtc Ncu Sldgern fir Sier
'tulbete, un0 bic 6rage muroe orfgeworfes,
oh bic Sd>ulo III 2,ubetradt beS llmfauhes,
eae bic Sabritation uuo Der SertGuf beS
Stere6 burd) caSNmcuoement ucrbcteu leteu,
etrGetrifben mGrbFn tGnuc. Nit,tCr 0a9e8
entidliCb heute 81 @unfen Ser &ldgcr uuo CT
tlGrte, baS Nmenbement lei nid)t lui geltts
ltdlG 9Sftle Ger StaatS 9pultttutiOu eiuurrz
ieiut norbeu. Gr begriinocte isiHc GNtidlciz
brng auf iolgeubc HHntte Sie ECototoae
betoer 0GuIcr Der geietgGbuug cntbaltau
meoer bcn poIlitGu1igGt SSOrtlaut oGS iralli
den @eicbeS, r"6' hnS 5iGiWltat Der Abtim=
"bcr h''' oerbiete blS Sc
oes SenatS Iiebt,
nidlt nHg be NuU9Iursuu uno bcn %erfdui
bon &Gir, Sier urb SpirituOlen ais Sc
tr6ntc, iOnbtrH aud sen gCbroud) Oeritihen
i!tr auc Suede, 10 ba6 iic iogar nidt ais
IfcNijtn, bGt'm NbenSnatl II. /. n. gebrauft'
merSen iGrrcn: 6as bon bem 9tlegatcnbaulc
angeE0mmcnc Geiet oa9cnen usrbtrtet Ser
feuung Der perp6nteu 9egcnitGr6C ruc, inlo=
fern oieielbcu ais @etrGntC III betrad)ttu
fub. Die Gcrid,riften Der @onIitutlou IN
Se;ug nuT sic 2lnuabnc ron Amsnt.mcut5
nuroeR bcmnadl auber2ldli gelaiie:I, uuo b1S
SrohibsiU= =NmenGCrlCnt III NUT uNN Hihtil.
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Ecfdhr1id,c8 SSirf,ruo

Bbilaeeip b | q, l. Nopember.-gHGbs
reub mtbrere SuGben beute abenb an Der
o.. uutsrhalb 0ocuititraBe, nit einsm leereu
So6lcnSlfafie ipielteu, mari elmer Der Snaben
elm brsnneubes .3inbbolsdeu in nafieibe.
@ius Grplofou erfplgte, uuo Ser 7sidbrige
Sbcotcr gaGe, iotpie Der 9-jabrige 8n.
Stpieer erlitteu idrrere Sranowunceu am
aepfe unb @efdt.
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Mit elmer Sacfe erfblaacn.

@inciunati, /. Nopember. SPatrid
Neab ftarb seitern nabe 9ouer, Sub., an Ell
ner Sopfmunoe, bis ibm am lekten cams
tage pon Sobu Carpenter NIT elmer Sade
beigebradt nurbe. Reao mar bstrunfeu unb
ftreitiii6tig unb bate Carpenter ben gan3eu
Sag perfolgt. Nle CT beuielben idlieBlid
Sutt, Steinmirfe ungrifi. purbe er pon
CARPENTER bur6 eineu Sd)lag nit Der 9ade
I'll gobeu geifredt.
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Ennf &inhcr aeraiftct.

Souiton, Eer., /. NOu. - Hiiuf &ins
her, psridiebsnen Samilien angeb6rig, aBeu,
ndbrsnb fie uabe biefser Staot i'm gSalbe
lpisltsr, 6rii6te bes ata;ienbaumes Qocust
heans). Sur, oarauf ertranfteu bic &iuoer,
uno trot Der iofort berbeigeifaffteu dr3tliden
Sdlfs gelang es uidt, fle am eeben Su erbalz
ten. Ser Sob Der iiinf &nber frat inner
hnIh nPuiopr SStfr1beu elm
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9ce britiidbe Warlament.

gonbon, /. youember. - 9orb &an=
hOlph Gburdill (goni.) btelt beute i'm lluters
bauie cine lange Hebe, in tpelder er ertlarte,
Die Sorpfiibrer batteu tb0rtdt gebauoelt, ole
lie bel Der Debate iber Die y@lOture- Be
idbIiiiie cine j3meiSrittels> >Dtajoritdt poridlus
gen, melde ibueu, einerlet, oh fie am &uoer
o6sr in Der SppoftiOn naren. nur gum gats
tbeile gereihsn t0nne. @r (@hurdiU peroe
iiir Sir StafOrb yiortbcOte's autrag auf
Strcidung bes eriteu geidluiies ltimmeu,
Tonne jebOd Sru. Gibou's 4msnbemsnt
uiht unteriliisen.
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&r1nNe.

0foGeiter Rzy., 1. gtooember.
Sradbtbepot Ger .Hew yorfer @eutrulbabn"
1T tteilipsiie eiusedidert morSeu. 0tau
itdtt ben Sdaoen auf 100000.
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Siu's 9aarz unb Bart Sdrbungsmittel.
nusenblidItd.-a als sas bette sdranttrt.
SdwnrS OSCr braun. 80 Geuts.
Bel alien Gpptbcsern iu babrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
Trauen; Snonfrte= 9Orie
(Woman Industrial Exchangcl,
Wr. So, Rpre GbarIes . Strasc.

sund,immer tasIi9 pcH IL bis 3 llgr pfisn
3crfdufSipfaI non Srauenarbeit icser art
Ginfad,e uub sicgante &dbarbciteu mn Wdlcz
retcn, Ztridfacbcn, Wfarfircn Scr sS1iS,c nit
umausipicblicbtr 1inte II. (. 70.
SaiEs aebddeues Srrs, &i3er, &Gteteu, GouIerpsn,
Saueeu, @eiees, GaneieS Il i. rs. @uftrdge iperreiI
ert9egeugsTcr,Een. (2oGS60.2.1,6)
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Eefssrap6iGde 9epefGen.
@eiiflifhe Nrrkibitipniffcn.

%e~itte Der ,,gtIocirter Srsis" fir ben ..DsIten
@prrss'rrbeuten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02

R sssitere Sabet. .Hepsfdben = asbs pisrte
z ritz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-02
gnropdif6e Sa6ef6ert6te.

sseprrarbcnse auapiuns ees Serlincr gtasts
ratbcs.
Berlin, /. Nopember. - Sc miro auf
cute Nutoritdt bin augegebeu, baB bas preu'
btide Ntuifterium bic IuIDiuug bes Der
liner Staotratbs beitloHsu bat, unb oaE bic
Rasregel ucm 8aiier oefinitiu geuebmist
tporhen 1T.
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@1uat1. ....'............,S : lv,''uu,H'".7H
S6tge SetrGge iiEa auSidlieBltt Ser
5Hmllltn, tucldle ;ur GcrnliHNerun9 Der }fas
tionalidulS obcr Silgun9 be- .3inieu Be
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
The JACK RABBIT.
A Full Description Of the Quadrupsd and His
Love of Remstsnsss.
Texas Siftings.l

He is not q rabbit at all. A rab-
bit is an unobtrusive little animal,
who is found by schoolboys in a
hole in the ground, at the end of
long track in the snow. The So
called jack rabbit is quite a differ
eut kind of soup-meat. His avoir-
dupois is about fiftesn pounds, and
his ears measure, from tip to tip,
about sixteen inches. He does not
burrow In the ground. He lies
under cover Of u bunch of prairie
grass, but is very seldom found at
nome, his office hours being be.
tween sunset and sunrise. He is
to be found during the day on the
open prairie, where he feeds on
tender shsots of tie mesquite or
sage grass. He has two ways of
protecting himself against his en-
emies. One way is to squat. when
he suspects danger, and fold his
ears along his sides. By doing this
be often escapes observation, as
only his back is exposed, the color
OF which harmonizes with the
brown of the withered grass. The
other plan that he uses when dis.
covered and pursued is to create re-
moteness between himself and his
pursuer. In giving his whole at
tention 70 this matter, when nee.
essary, he Is q stupendous success,
and ia earnest to o fault. When
disturbed, he unlimbers his long
legs, unfurls his ears, and goes of
at a bound. He generally stops
after running about a hundred
yards and looks back to see II
his pursuer is enjoying the
chase as much as he thought
he would, aud then be leaves
for parts unknown. There
are many fast things, from an ice
boat to note maturing in the
bank, but nothing to equal the
jack.rabbit. An unfOuuded rumOr
gets around pretty lively, butcould
not keep up with him for two
blocks. When an ordinary cur dog
tries to expedite q jack-rabbit
route he makes a humlIating fail.
ure of 1t. He only gives the rab-
bit gentle exercise. The latter
merely throws up his ears, and,
under easy sail, skins leisurely
along, tacking occasionally to give
the funeral procession time tc
catch up. But II yeu want to see
velocity, urgent speed and precipi'
tate haste, you have only to turn
loose q grey hound in the wake of q
jack.rabbit. Pursued by grey
hound, he will "lst himself out" II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
How Hanging Feels.
Little Rock Gazette.

Yesterday several gentlemen
were speaking of capital punish.
meut, when Mr.. ]. L. McNeely
one OF the m oct prosperous farmers
In Pulaski county, remarked:
"Gentlemen, so far as the pun
ishment is concerned, hanging
does not amount to anything. ]
was hung once until 1 was insensi
BILE, and the feeling could scarcely
be called pain"
The bystanders thought that he
was joking.
II am in earnest" he continued
ain 1865, just at the close Of the
war, robbers came to my house in
search of money. AS a precaution
against such visitors l had given
two watches and $500 in gold to q
trusty colOred woman to keep for
for me uutil times improved.
was lying ia bed, crippled. Several
men entered the room, and, with
out saying anything put rope
around my neck and began to pull.
1 told them that il they were 60
ing TO hang me to wait until I
could get my crutch, 80 that l
could walk to the hanging place.
They took me out on the gallery,
and, throwing the rope over q
oss.beam, asked me for my
money. I told them that I had
none. They drew me up. For a
moment I experienced slight
choking sensation, and then l be-
came insensible. When 1 became
conscious after being taken down,
I was sitting on the steps. The sen-
satiops while regaining conscious.
ness were very much like those ex-
perienced during y nightmare
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
Esquimaux Wolf Traps.

Lieut.. Schwatka says that one
of their Esquimaux guides invent
ed the most Internal traps for the
wolves ever devised. He covered
two keen blades with blood aud
set them in the ice. In licking
them the wolves would cut their
tongues, but the cold would
prevent their feeling it. Allured
by the taste Of blood they would
continue slicipg their tongues un.
til they bled to death, or died from
the mutilation. The other trap
consisted of long strips of whale.
bone rolled together, bound with
sinew and hidden in frozen meat,
which, after passing into the ami
mails stomachs, would tbaw, re-
lease the whalebone and kill the
wolves.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
Wilmington Shipping News

Arrived, Jan. 16, American ship
Gatberer, master, 13l days;
cargo railroad material 10 5. P. r.
r. Co
Sailed, Jan. Is, schooner Charles
Hansen, Sprague master, In ballast
for coast landings.
Sailed, Jan. Is, schooner Bar
bara, Johnson master, in ballast
for Cufree's Cove.
Sailed, Jan. Is, schooner Serena
Thayer, Wheeler master. wreckag
from bark Aime, San Francisco.
Sailed, Jan. 10, Schooner Marie
E. Smith, Johnson mas !er, in bal
last for Puget Sound.
Arrived, January 18th, schooner
Norway, Whaleman master; IA
days from Seabeck; 100000 feet of
lumber for j. M. Griffith.
Sailed, January 10th, schooner
Geleates, in ballast for Humboldt.
Sailed, January 10th, schooner
Hannah Madison, Madison master,
In ballast for Cuffee Cove.
The schooner Sparson lost both
of her anchors, the Geliates two
anchors, the ship Vice Refine one
bark and the Aime one; some have
not been recovered as yet. The
bark Anne was sold ct auction. P.
Banning bought the cargo fol
81, ,OO0 and hull for $500.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
COURT REPORTS.
superior O0urt. HOWARD,

superior OOurt............HO j.
FRIDAY, Jan. 20.
Estate of oliver Davis, deceased
Final account OF special admins.
traitor heard and allowed. Special
administrator allowed $40 compen.
sation and final discharge filed.
Guardianship of Temple minors.
On trial.
In the matter of the insolvency
OF A. Vignolo q Son, order of ad-
Indication and fixing Feb. 25th for
hearing filed.
J. r. Duusmoore VS.. Creditors
Final discharge of insolvent filed.
HINES, ].
A, Robinson, trustee, VS.. Santa
Gertrudes Land Association ct al.
Ordered that defaults of the de.
PENDANTS be opened and they be al.
lowed to answer within ten days.
Buster vs. 8. p. r. R.-Jury re.
turn a verdict for plaintiff and as
sess damages against defendant in
in the sum of $50. Ten days. stay
of execution.
O'Connor vs. Fogle-Motion FOL
new trial argued and continued
till tomorrow at 8 A. n.
Urton vs. Wilson ct aI.-Amend'
ment filed by leave of Court allow
ing executors of S. ]. Lynch to ap
pear as defendants herein.
Kennedy VS. Davis ct al. Settle
ment of statement on motion TO
new trial set for Wednesday mex
at 10 A. M.
People va A. S. Dickey and w
D. Mack-Demurrer submitted ant
taken under advisement by tn,
Court.
Ketchum, executor, ct al, vs
Lanterman-On trial.