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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Der beranbte spnrift in Nlains

Bangor, Me., 2. September.-GS Der
lautst, baB bic Satin zines Der gtduncr
melGe negeu 8eraubung eturS Sourtften iu
SiTzMilrs= Sails perbaftet murbcu, etugez
itanbeu bat, oab Ie uue ibr Mauu ben Rau6
Ueriibten, puS OaB fie 3ur 3ettsals gtanH
pertleioet mar.
Sdngo Y, STE, 8. September &0mar0S
uH6 Cobb, tUelte pegen bes StraBeuraubS
Su angope perbaitct porOen, IInb III Grnaus
gelunB pou Semeien entlaiicn luor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
6rduenbdftc Seritummelune CT:
mes Mdfrpfcu Ser SSuuSc8dpfte.

8tbbeforb, Ms., 2. September. -
giienbahnarbeiter fnnoeu beute Morgen auf
Sem Gticnbabuoumm cine WeuiheubanO uuo
elm Stif pom einem Qrul. glahoem bic
gtrbeitsr etneStredC nGtter ge9augeu maren
entoedten fte einen Rann neben oem @eleiie,
Der iibcrfabreu uno bem Der etue 4rm BON
Seibe getrennt moroen mar. Der Rauu mar
ned am 9sbsn unO CAB ieineu Rameu ais
Seurp @iliOu, RatrOie 6es BuuOesihifies
,,Gnterprtie, +" oaS iest tn tBovtlan6, We., Dor
aufer lieet. an. s8iliou bat iibrigeus Ausz
f9t, nit Dem 2ebsu bauou 3u fommsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
&elbftmprSc.

8ateig +, N.-S., 2. September Dan.
T. Sbermoob, iett 1865 Routeu, aqent Der
,glorbs @arOliua'er Sabn" swiibeu @reeus.
bprO' unb @Olbsboro', bat SelbltmorS ourh
Gtnnebmeu pon 9uubauum begangen. @s
felt fidl beraus, buB er lett Sabreu regiffr;rte
Radete 9eitoblen bat, unb er uurbe beute
firth su Greensboro perbaftet. @r nabm bas
gift 9leid mad ietuer 6efuabme uuO ftarb
ouf hem Suae. che er RQleiah erreidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Gin IueQ perhinbcrt.

i6mon6, 2. September.-9r. :. >.
g. @orparotn, elmer Der Sebattenre Der bic
iiaeu ,Oeipatd," tueld1e bic tonangebeuoC
SemofratiI5e 3ettuus i'm Staate lit, wurOe
beute frib anf Die Nui9uloiguug bin uerhaf:
tet 6ab er beabfdtige, iid nit Srn. gS. 6.
Slam, &ebatteur oes ys8bl9," oeS organs
Der @oalitioniftsu, 3u buelliren. IS pnrot
uud Elm Serbaftsbefebl gegen Glam erlailen,
tOunte aber bisber nod ntdt ausgellibrt
mlbeu. Die SOrberung riihrts Don etnen
Heiturtitei ber, uelaeu @Owarotn ge4rte'
ben unb am lceien Samitag in Der ~Oelpatd)"
oerofientlidt bot. Sn bcmIelben mtrO GlaH
al8 eiu rober, hrutQler Weult hingelteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Srduoe.

9arrtsburg, Yeuri., 2. September.-
nber r@beiapeates s9tdgelfabrit, I'M unteren
Sbeile Der Gta6t geIegen, brad beute 6eucr
ems, oas etnen Sha6en Don $4,000 aurtd)=
tetc. Sunoert 2(rbeiter iino oaourh beiddf=
ti9ungslos gepOrOen. Ser S6aoen lit OHrb
&Griialerung geoeGt.
@arotner, Me., }. September - SH
u. gSbitueg'S &iifcrwerfItattc al Der gSater-
StraBe brad bentG SeHer ans uub braunte
oas @ebdu0e nieoer. Sdaoeu $4,000 unb
nidt periidert. 9a8 Teucr ergrtff Oaun
gebriiScr 8cugleD'S breih6digcS @ebdnOe,
baS ebenfaQ8 3erit0rt nurbe. S6aben S50,s
600, ebenialls ntd)t oeritdert. 9as nSgrOnz
2lumeicn" ipur0e GIeiAfalls burd 6ener be-
idGotgt.
gStlmtugtpn, 9el., 3. Septamber.-
Die Tbiirz unb 6cnterrabmeuz6abrit Der
@ebrii0er Bierion, @de Der SrOnt> mo Suttz
ionitra6e, nurbe beute Qbeub tbeilweiie ourd
Beucr 3erf6rt. &er!uft $4,000. 3met Bier0e
fQmelt in ben Elomu1eu I'M,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Gur:eS Nhealucf.

SprafuIe, ?. September. - @rora y.
Brice, Elm Gelegrapbift Der Central -@iicH=
babn" in Sf SgraCuie, betratbete getern
Die 1Gsjabrige Settle Silton. gta4 Del 3rau-
ing perlieB er ite uub madte Sur Seiet bes
Greigniiies cine 8ummeltour. anItatt bciIl
3u gebcn, begab er id nm Mitternadt in Elm
So,el, mo er pl0tlid) erfranfte unJ beute al
eiuem 9e.jleiOen itaib. Setue jnuge 0rau
mu5te nift, mo- Ell itf befanb, bis ite uOn
ieinfn Sphe benaflridltiQt fuurNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
eie Slattern in NatterIcu

YQtteriOn, N.zY., 3. Sept. - llnges
fd6r 20 tueitere Slatterufalle murOeu beIte
gerneloet. Ser fdOtiide glr3t idtdt ale pa
tienten iofort in oas SOipital. Dtan pei3
nod ni6t, nie oiele Beriouen i'll Der StaOt
an Der Seudle oarnie6erliegenS Die Or
rtdturg sineS weitereu 8latternboIpttals II
hente hennnnen nlnrnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Observation-Disclosures.

" gla@ridt tpir6 9iermtf seseben, bas llntsr,si6,
aubier beriiprbensn Sobn Rpft erbaIteT ~ mTs
9ieienigeu, bic Sprberursen an bieSen 4pod,irS
baben berben btermt aiifssfOrbert, IDl6s ntss
ten rbtbigeu geegen ipdteitens bis gum 28 EebrIar
1888 eiii;ureidsn uno geltenb 81 MAIDEN pber ~,
sepGrtieen, has tie ibrsr NuipriIte an eieen 0GIsS
9eieslid fir oerlufie ertldrt uerben m0seu Que bic
8athneen an tieien Raalaf III MAIDEN 6aben, perSsn
bermit aufesforoert folfe unber,sIi an ben Inter,
FsitnstSn l lsiiten mo uit 70 tpire serdtti sinee,
f9ritten Otto Snfer, &Sminiftr. (204. 10.6 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04

Gs fam fsiue beTere CaraUtie FIR ben s9ertb BON
Or. Ratpab's alttiabirtsH 8 ". y. Seilmrtelu aAi'
aeiutdeu iptrttu ais fiC eltnotH uHe nuBloeH Aa4'
abmunasu teriebeu Gs gebi iotuobl ialihe ,,RelpI'
rents " ala oud ..ReIieis" unb aBius." Ssbet SUD
sof tlr Qalrs .Raspss" I9 aui Dem setouftsH artts
tel befnbst i5Wil9 BtG61b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Siphtberitis= pisemie.

PETERSBURG, @irg., 2. September. -
90 III bic 9IntriAt bier etngelaufen, oaB III
9unanburgs s@ountp bic 0ipbtheritt8 IN be-
iorgniBerregeuOer Beiie auftrttt. Sn nan4
den 6amilten fiub tar5lid 3pci ooer bret
2obesfalle porgsfommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
gefestap6ifde 9epef6ett.
(geri&te Der gfoeiirten grsiie" fir Ssn .Dsuti4su
Gprrsippnbenteu.
bic SMmmelfabrt bcs @raif=
Arufpn

gem port, &.zS., 2. September.-Oer
Sunoesoampier p9eipatd, melter felt etwa
;psi gSOheu bem Yr6iioeuteu uno ieinem
SOfitaate als Suft bieut, fubr geftern 4beno
auf Der Sabrt Don Yrooibence bierber feit,
purbe jsoch beute wieber fott. Brafbeut
artbur mar wdbrenb Der gtu6t auf Dem
Sdifie gebliebeu. Ser Brdfbeut 1T unlpobl
uno leibet, tpie man glaubt, ON Sumpffieber.
Der 9ootie @ale, Der rem Dampfer sur 3ett
oss llufalles fiibrte, tuirb mabrIdstnlid euts
lafieu peroen.
Seute Gbenb begabsu iif Brdfbeut Or
thur unD @efolge aui bem 9ampfer o0es.
hnte," uad1 gSooo's Sole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04

rii6teu, pOnah Ser G3nr beabfftigen iOa,
mebrere frembe S0fe, beionSerS ben gStez
ncr, III beiuden.
SrciRistauienS 8ctter aus gripplis auf Gem
- sSese nad Gem Eager 4rabi Gaibas.
2onooH, 2. Sept. - Gine &euter'idle
9epeide aus @onftantinopel beridtet: - Die
Yforte 1T beHadrtftigt morSeu, oaB 1000
8etter ans Oem Snnern poh SripoliS auf
bsm gSege mad Ggppten iiub, uny bat ben
tiirttitcR 8cb0rben empfobleu, oenielben ben
llebertritt in egpptiiae5 gebiet 81 perweb.
rcu."
sSie iId' ric Sranipien ;u trUiteu rviiien.
Yaris, 3. September. - y2e Eeutp5"
bCbuuptet in einem glrtitel be;aglid Der
CgpptiiNen 8r0ge, ba8 energiit)e &orgeben
Ser Gngldnber meroe ben Sran,oien mebr
niten, ais rem Gugldu6eru ielbTt. Der 2(rz
ttrel erfldrt: ,9ie Gutfaltung Der Rad)t
Grglan0s benefit. oaB europa ntft Der
Tibrcridaft ciner ein3igen Iadt- ndmlih
8euHhlauo S-uutermOicn 1T. 9ieier llrnz
Iiano. piro teincr g}ad)t 10 picl uiieen, als
Tranlreih, tpeldes Der natiirlideSerpiubete
@rglaub's 1T. g8eNH ipir ms uou GuglauN
losiagten, 10 nUrben mir 8rntihlaub, befien
2umQht nur 6ur6 cine brjttif sfrau}6Tibe
gtuiani betdnpft merben fam, cine peitere
SEnTrr nchpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
6ar 2tuais@emeiune

{ %S1 Serinstpna, nobe pines Itrdst.
aer Bertauf oher has Bermtetaen pon Sdml!ieHnibs
' s'ber gin;eliiBen iineet mprgen SOnutug ben 81
Il, BON 10 big II lIbr gfttaas itdtt. ober n, an
f,tiicb on bic So. ~. g5roDnplc. gir. 81, JlorOs
x fraSe, cher ~. 6emper, Gr 30. @trmaHs
"a (204, ,10,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Dian Ieis ; ,8aIiG uuO @abr. &"

Wan idide cine griefmnrts an Rubmag
G. 6 O., SIR. SO, Barreus, gde Der SHurd'
Stra6e, Rem-YOrt.
tY- BeIs6ums. GauTtn6e bon Dollars merits, tUtrS
G,lb iige{dtdt per ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
~ q l q T. / Il

W ttl.N htl,'itntH,N EpiiucU.
&aiteS Ticbcr.
&oltcs uuS hiCiqfs 5icbCr RebeiIt fir 50 gents
Ce 8IbtislU beficyes Ns!mittel IN Der Belt mas 10
dGtG &C @rteH pon 6tetlr beilt nt6gen fie 6cn bers
boEete XIII tl.a!artG) Ooer oegertrirter Sale tOms
mr'5 Mo.eU Et Stlltts, BrpcUFcber o6er QeIbeS
|l,Ucr 7sIHaT. clC - inter ,}u;iehunq bon RaSudb
4.uc'I, o0s READY RELIEF" Or. RGopab's
6tui5jg Gcut3 bic 6laibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Gin Solar pro TGafas.
&aOwab's IeBulirenSe Yilleu.
Gottommeue Burgaujeu, liuosrube &bfabr
mittsl wtrten obue Sdmer3 fetS,
3uOerlaifg uub uatitrlid tu
ibrer Operation.
Sin DeaetabiliiAeS Grfaemittel
fur Salpmel.

gou.ommer cbne ieeIi&eu 8dpedmd6, eIegan! nit
ubem Gummi sIaitrt, pursrsH, re8AIETsH' relnl8sn
nh itdrtcu.
sanpaps @Inen uIr aar aner arant5 etten oes
Wa0ers, Ser qeber, Der Gebdrme, Der 4isren, bsr
glat, Iofpte fir Hsrb6iss aOgips5, gsrfopiun8, jn
btoettpu, qbspepis, bioie 3uitdnos 5tebsr, Inter
Iebssuttitutrla 6dmOrrbojbeH unb due dubereu 9eis
rem Ses iIntsrlebe5. Cine bogtommene BUR garartirt
Rein beostabtliid tetue SsHr bon YGsrtRr. gineras
lien obsr i4doli4en SrpBuen.
E5yy- -gPan beadte foIsenhs Sbmptome bon Rransbsis
ten Der gerbauungsorgane: Berftopfung innerli6s
6dmorrboibsH. 8lHtpauun9 mad BEN Ropis SaUrs I'M
Fuaer ue6elfeit, Spbtreuneu, GfeI Dor BEN Gieu,
Waeenbrddsn iGrres4uftoBsn, Sinten ober 8sber be5
beriens srittdeuoes @eibI beim aiegeu, Rebel ober
TladeTn Dor augcn, 6ieber uHo oumpe S5merien i'm
ecrfs, ftptsuhsn atbsm, sel5ss Ausie5en Der SaRt
uus Der Queeu, Setteuite6er S6mer3eu In eer BraF
unb IN ben gieeeru, pIotlite 2nioaguRs bon Stss.
Bremen ees 6leiiGes.
Ginigs Gp'eu ron RaSwaD'B aitlen berSen bas
Spiem pcn alien cbeH8enannten Rrdutbeiter bs'resu.
5n Oen 2lpOt9eteu gu baben.
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ltutcrlcib8idlmcr3et !!

EGrtiaH, GidrrtUs, GbciGn Morbus pSer ibmers
'cueer Shttlanug perocE iUnerbalb 10 oScr 20 Ris
miteu Nurn 3laN!rapS &t1Sp &g.iei 9ebeilt Rein
@MiGnbrdn8 mS feline Grt;iHouu8, tetne 59pdbe
peer AbgspanugSit WIrh rem @tbrGu6 beS y. ". Rss
ltti IOlpeH.
Gs 1T Ger trIc uub gu,ae Stmer;eushiuer, Ser aus
9snbid!tt bie itrtd!itte1 SuUtr;tu iijlt Gutllua
olllgt uNr EiulauoGaUa iuftcrt, c6 Hc nun in Der
Suusen benz AtaBtu, ben Gtu1GrCtecu potc anbereu
Grsaneu nlftrttsu, luluu man ouS Ultsl tuRal be-
.-nt ~ b m.
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Mfprb in cinem c1rrenhaufe.

au9uita, Me., 3. Sept. - @apitdn
9Hm. .. Aleranyer aus &ipulOnO, ein Baz
tient i'm hieiigen SrreubaMie, rpurbe beute
friib bon @utparb 6. Smart aus BOrtlaHO,
einem anoeren Yatienten, erpirat.
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-IsAO: @sinbarbfs Deutfebe 1882.

9egen Dpspepiie unb Gle Maqenbei1per6eii ddbt ~
haben IN Gbas Climbers gtamping une StifI
ferei8tfddft Rr. 22, d'Saltimpreftraat.
20 Gsnts bic 6lGi6e.
CSuIiS1 2RteLSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
Reiue Scauanieuua

0ubltu, 2. Sept. - Die gntIdeibuug
bcs 2Or6 Spencer, in benz 6uue oes wegeH
NoroeS gum 3ooe oerurtbet.ten 6pnes Dem
@eiege freien 9auf gu laiien, rpur0e geferu
hem 8erurtbeilten mitgetheilt. Die Siu.
ridtuug uuroe auf ben II. September felt,
aeiett Sr. 6. 9wper Grap, ". 3g., Der
Better bes p6reemaH's 9Ournal," wurbe
perbaftet uno eiugeIperrt, neil er in ieiueul
Slatte behauptet, oas mebrere Der @ei9mo.
rcnen In oieiem Sale in Der Radt, beuor fiji
oGe Serbitt einbraateu, betrunten marea.
Die RufeH In GentralsAiIen.
3eherau, 3. September. - Sriefe aui
Neiheo ergebsu, baB etlide ruifi9e Oif3iert
Su Yier0 pObueu, uno oa6 iif bic 8spObnel
8aullt6 uutsr ruiTidem Gtnfulis befinOsu
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ber9ungen unb EuberfuIoIe, g5tbiEs, S,robB,[n.
Sppbtls, S6tpir6eu GutartunG nub grebs Der Qtss
reu, SGrurubr, urtnbaIhtua, mo es obne Iutueubuns
bcs &utbeters Sinber(ug ihaift un0 bic i6mer,eube
&nnenouna otee3 Sn'irumenteB unnDtbi1 md6t -
Steir unb gries, ur6 i'll allen SGlsr BON Gut3arouna
fer 9eren uGb Der 8laie, ioiDie in brCHii6eH 5dQeN
0Gn 55raueutrautbeiteH.
GiHe 5aibe eutbdlt mebr ulirtiame ar3uGnoife ais
ir0cnb elm afberes Ytte bic ftE' bis iebs Jbee6feI
bpll nDtbig MAIDEN. fudbrenb bon 5ariapdriQinu eiu
1teeI6ffel bou seriiBt.
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Slrbcitcr. Nnoelcocnhciten.

lltic a, Y.sY., September.-0i 2obu=
iroge 1T geitern Qbeno in Durbamuiue ;mis
iten beH @laSfabrttanten OeS Staates uHS
6eren Arbeitern erleoigt morOen, unO Der be-
;igltd)e @ontraIt uuroe beute ruter;ei6uet.
9ie Sabritauten baben bic Sor1eruugcn Der
9rbCitcf ;ugeitan6en, un6 bic glrbeit mtrO
III Sol9e 8eiien in BEN Sabrifen beS StaatS
nieber aufgenOmneu tperoeu.
Ga itz2tUerp ., 2. Septentber.-
Der Strife" ber Irbeiter Der Sopimaaren=
Sabrttanten gGallace, CHATHAM & Comp,
@ooomin & Comp, Soore1 & Comp. uuS
tSnrfer & Comp. 1T su @u6e, iubeut bic Saz
britarten bic Soroerungeu ibrer Arbetter,
uamIid Niebereiniiibrung bes alteu 2obns
uno Qnerfeurung Der Nrbeiter als "Knights
Of Labor Sugeftanben ba6en.
Yittsburg, 8. September. - 9ie
SiRrittSueriammlung oer DAmalGate6 lHoz
citation" trttt morgen bier 3ulamn1en, uno
6as &cIultat tbrer SerbanOlungen miro nit
Spannung ermartet. GS per,autet, oaB ein
&oriGlog 3u etnem @ompronii6 init ben
0af,nertbeiitern in Der SerIam nluIg gez
ma6t peroen ion. 9er GorIdlag beifebt
bariu, baB Die &rbeiter oil ibre Seiddfttgung
Suriidfebren mollen, i'm Sale Die Arbeit8gez
ber $5.75 pro Soune sablcn un6 bic Sfala
NHterSe'1nen. Sm lebteH S11te erblelten
bic arbeiter $3.50 pro 3Onne, uns iie itauOeu
fir $6 aus.
Sfetps Yprfer TaAriAtcn.
Netp Yort, 8. september. - Die
2er;te, pclde ben @etitesjuftanb Der Dtaggte
Geppel uuteriudteu, bic in Srootlpu Die
ileine 2i5;ie Selben entiibrte, baben bieielbe
fir getitcsfrauf erflGrt Sie Iei6et an Sc
biruerpeidung unb ntr6 tpabri9einlid) in
einer Srrenantalt uutergebrad)t werSsu.
- Inter ben Yafiagieren bcs Dampfers
nQnhoria," ber beute abiubr, beIan1 iidJ
cine an;nbl 0liiitonare, rpel6e BON Der
Dgmeritaniiden Sap, Riifion8zl zlluion"
na6 Snbien uno 8irma geIdtft iuerOen.
- Inter ben Yaiagieren bes beute biet
anaetommenen 8umpfers D4laSfa" befanben
| fid] Der 9auerldufer &otpeI, iopie bic britt.
| i9en Sdiiben, Welde fid5 am Il. uno 10. b.
Dlts. 81 @reebmoOr nit MitglieSern uniercr
gtationalgarbe in eiusm BreisI9ic6en meTIer
poIleu. Die Sfiten tpurbsn BON Nttglie.
bern ber american Rifle Association" be.
| piufoTmnet uno i'm ,@ar6enz@ itp= Sotel, "
nabe benz ShieBplabe su @reeomoor, inter.
| gebrad)t.
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Gnjtacurgen Der Iiercu gntiiiuOunasu

gutiiinourgen Der RicrCu, Gnt,iiuSuuaeu
b,r S!aie, G'codrH= @Ht;iiuouugen, 2uns
gen &orgeitinnen, 6aiSlet0en, 4itbmd,
0eritlopfsn, 8ipbtheritis, bpitcrii9e4us
fdar, Sr0unH Satarrb, 5ufuen3a, Ropf.
trcb, 30bnidmer;el, Ycuralgte, 9tbeus
mattSmus, talteS Hub bei6eS 6ie5er,
Slbueraugeu unb 6rofbeulen.
Ete 9niueuhuns Res ,,&eabp ReIts" au Ssr ober ben
ietbeneen Sbellsu rgrftait ugssUbNd.idt eUStuIua
cher Grleitttruul.
GgetBS tis ittsN9 Trct'eu in euem @laSBaIier bel,
len N bert9en &HgerbldCu ErGmpfe, TdQeuidiire
Spnbreuncu, &cpiibmcricr, Siarrboe Rbienicrp Ros
liz, Y 8t1Run6en NHS auc iuuerlideu Snmerseu
4H'eHee lputen tmmer cine Slditbe pru R0budb'B
,,ktady Relief bel ii6 trdAeu. 8enige Erpbfeu ods
pnu, IN Bdner Reth0U. belaeu allen Rruut5eteu uub
cen cdmt rtrtEGFitcu Setoeu, bic aus Sem @ebr1ubs
hltdteE 8aNers ertlprtugeu, Dor. GS III Elm beTeres
Sthnuiau;s ais irar3oitI4sr 8rauOt e6er 8ittersr,
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Bic lid, rie Sram;Ufen ;u trGheu ruiiTcn.
rbeiter. r.sloita.;on in eaa!anr

Nioud]efter, ?. Septbr. Su cine.
Eeute bier abgebalteueu eonfetcH, pOu Sergz
lmteu puroe Der 8cidlu6 gcfabt, cine 2O5n-
erf6bung III ucrlnngtn unO, weuu Die Sors
nerurq bis ;un Sttober uid)t bemjulgt lit,
ciucn 4usfauo i'm gau;eu yauoe III Sceue
Su ieber.
Die gOuferen1 empiabl sic Sil0HHg polt=
ttIdCr %ereiue, I'M Observation-Disclosures
I'll untcrfiten, pelde Die poH ben 8erBleI=
fen gemiinid)ten 4en0erungen in oeu 0tiucn.
gaeteu befiirnnrten. 5eruer murbe be-
itloiieH, gum 2nbenfeu an Ntc0onalO etue
Marmorfatus por Der o9tiHerS 6all" III
3urbaln aui;ulellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04
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5ylaldlC III bQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-04

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anifutt III 4butir lanoen iollen. 9or1 0ufes
rim Lat ben SOriHlag ieiner 8cgterung iibers
mittelt. Sobart BaiGJa, @bsf Der tiirtiideH
gomiralitGt, iUll Der BiOrte uns benz 2Oro
9ufferin bic llnm0slidteit elmer Qaubung
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cite liar genladt baben. - 2Or6 Oufertu
benadridtigte beute bic 8fOrte, onB bic tiirs
tiIden Seb0roen 81 Beirut nod immer Die
&usfubr BON Mauleieln mad @gppten p,rs
bteten.
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gBteu, 2. Septbr. - Dem SernebmeH
nod 1T @raf g8oltenftein, Der oilrethiitle
8otidafter in ct. petersburg, beauftragt
Elm tutines GiHOsrfdHbnts 3piideu 8uBs
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-31
r..senxsrs canning sen,n.

FRESNO, CAL, March S0.-The fol.
lowing Is the list of passengers fol
the south and east on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. M
Albert Trull, Kansas City; Mrs 9
w Harris, Mrs Frank Baker, Phil.
adelphia; q w Bibbens, Chicago;
Mrs VIM Frseborn and two child.
rem, Mrs Fisher, Albany, N Y; ]
B Osborne. H l. Drew, r Goff,
Cotton; NJ Ullmann, El Paso; Phil
Dsideshsimer, J Bryant, Tucson;
Y N Harris, Colorado; ] Irvine, w
w Deuce, Il Kohler, o + Fernaid,
Judge Lake and family w A Cher.
ry and wife, III Denisen, L NJ Ho.
gan, Godfrey Cohen, Los Angeles;
M n Hart,T M Hsine, A M Wom-
BILE, Frank Gssell, Benson; Fl H
Coole, Mexico; VIM Reed, New
Mexico; J E Walker, wife and son,
Iowa; N 9 Hewitt and wife, Clin.
ton, Iowa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-31

10 party has not diverted one from
its original dedication to the needs
of the people for homes. OF all the
subsidies Of money from the Ma
tional Treasury the Democratic
party cannst charge itself with 30
much ~ voting one dollar, while
1t has never been party to the loan
of the public credit in any shape
to anybody or any corporation.
The Democratic party has always
been distinctively the friend and
champion of the working man on
this Ceast and elsewhere. In the
aspirations of the laborer of Cali
fornia the Democratic party has
proved itself o ready sympathizsr,
. cordial co-operator and the
staunchest of friends. But We pre-
fer to let Pixlsy, of the Argonaut,
fresh from Washington, tell the
truthful story:
The anti. Chinese bill has passed; /;
and now let US admit that we owe
its enactment to the Democra tic
party. Without Democratic votes
it would not have passed. With.
out the support of the Democratic
Senators, tho treaty would not
have been ratified. Without DEM
ocratio aid in the Senate and in
the House of representatives this
curse OF Chinese immigration, this
invasion, would never
have been arrested, except through
violence, disorder, confusion and
war, here In our port Of San. .Fras.
cisco. In cur streets would have
been enacted scenes that would
have shsmsd our civilization.
That we have been spared witness.
ing these things Is due, not to the
party Of moral ideas and ad-
vancsd political intelligence, not
to the Republicans, but to the
Democratic party; not to Repub.
lican statesmen, but to Democratic
There Is no one man
more deserving of our gratitude
for the accomplishment of this re-
suit than Senator Farley. He had
the power to defeat the measure.
Had he intimated such wish to
his party friends in the Senate,
they would not have ratified the
treaty. Had he failed in his royal
support Of the Miller bill, it would
have been beaten in the Senate;
and it is much to his credit when
on such q measure he can bring to
its support all the Democratic Sem
at0rs save one.
No wonder that, with such a rec
ord, 80 signally confirmed the other
day, the Democratic party conf
IDENTIFY looks forward to victory in
this State, certain that no in
triguers, however cunning, no op-
however powerful, can
avert tho we'll earned triumph.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-31

Our late townsman, Judge Peel,
whose son, M. r. Peel, was recent.
ly murdered at Charleston, pub.
fishes the following card in the
Tombstone Epitoph. 1t has the
ring OF the true metal:
10 the People Of Tombstone: Per.
haps | am not in condition to ex-
press clear, deliberate opinion,
bat l weuld say to the good citi-
zens Of Cochise county there is one
of three things you have to do.
There is class of cdt-throats
among yeu and you can never con-
viot them in court. You must
combine and protect yourselves
and wipe them out or you must
give up the country to them, or
yeu will be murdered one at a
time, ~ my SON has been.
B. L. PEEL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-31
AS the HERALD has always con.

AS the HERALD has always con-
tended, the Democratic party is,
par ercellenee, the working man IS
party. 1t 10 the party which, dur.
Ing the whsle history of the United
States, has had nothing to do with
kid-gIoves or lavender. 1t has al.
ways gone into the arena as the
champion of the people. No blan-
dishments OF wealth or capital
have caused 1t to swerve one inch
frem the straight and narrow path
Of devotion to the interests of the
masses. OF all the corporations
which are now devouring the SUBJ
stance Of the people the Democrat
10 party has not created or encour-
aged 30 much as one. or all the
millions Of acres of the public do
main which have been handed
ever to corporations the Democrat