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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Gfn Qnffmprp tn Relp. Ierfep.

Reparf, R..S., %. Rouember.-3pe
RLnuRr faubsn beuts, als te nabe Der @agIes
&oG.gUsnue in BcR,SrangC iiber siu 5slb
gtngeu, Die 2side zines iuuPeu 0tdO6eus,
Die on 3psi StsIIeu burdlduitteu mar.
Cine uuteriuauug ergab, baB bte llugIId.
Itnc Dor ibrsr grmor6ung gum Spfcr zines
ulmeuloien 8erbredens gema4t porbeu
mar, unb ale llmfi1be beuteteu auf eiueu
oer3uetfelteu Sampi. Die grmoroste TT ais
BE 17.iabrtge Bb0bs Bauin, &O6tei brs in
Der Nabe pobusnben 9autb 9. Baliu, t0su.
tifi;trt tporbeu. ole nurbe getsrn Ra4utt.
tag HnG Orange gsIdtdt uub iolte auf oem
8iidnege In BEN 9auie elmer befreuabeteH
gamilte eiufebrsn uub iiberuaT'su. Sbc
&uabIetbeE errsgte 6aber fstue 8elOrgntfs.
Sts mar AMI Dem 5simpeae, ais fe Rrmoroet
tpur6s. StS jett bat ete Bolt,ei nod fsiHe
Spur Gou bem Selii5sr bes Idauverbaften
Serbrenens. 8a8 gid5deu pur5e mr5rere
9uubert 6uB wett BON BEN gBsse fOttge.
ihletpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
grdHpe.

@uetpb, Ont, "a. yiooambar. --DaOi2
SpcEces gr0Be DlHlIe branute heuts fsa5
uitc,C. &erlaii $50 900.
@tbgepaq, DIT, 24. Ro0sm5er. -
Serlbep'8 glaiGinaHUertlGtte IHO EsatS
Sagsmiible giHgen beuJs III 6laumeH Guf
gtupnuee, Ont, %. NoUembsr. - Gu
heute i'm 9amp0eQ'i2cH SPerHbau'2 au8ge
brot5ngS 6euer rydtets SG00en In 8atIa5t
ron $4,000 Gil.
guIteutc, Sal, 25. Eouem5rr. Die
Qui3ugsa5parate Der Gunner UiUiug 60"
fslau glfern osu 6lammsu gun &lu6s. Der.
lult etpa $750,000.
9ttt8burg, BsEuI., %. NoOember.-
8ie qroBe @tasbutte Dec so. Gb03. GOaHa
& Comp. in Der Suoiette tpur6e bsute lri5
total ourd Eeuer 3erf0rt. DlaH l1dEt ocH
EerI1ff nmf 600 G00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
@turmIhabcu in O2aiue.

@OuCUrb, R.,S., "a. RoUembsr, -
S1ger, Die gefern nnd Chatham 3urid,e5rs
ten, bsrihteteu, baB 0iele EauieH0e Gasr
gPalo bel CHATHAM mo in YaiuG ourdI ben
nsuIiGen Sturm gau5iidl 3eGf0rt wuroeH.
I'm Diclen Bldgeu luUr1eH bic gBohHurgsn
b1t 6oI3itIdger umgeUsbt. mo yeBteteu
iiebt elm hartcr QEiutsr beUor. Stblel Is.
glan, Der mobl mcBr &ai0ldHeeretsH In
gISu &uGlan6 beiitt, ulS irgeuO Elm aUberei
0lauu, id3Iagt osu Sha6eu bel &batban uuf
100000 on uno iagt, 6aS pOl}gsi9Git ist
nni : Cnhre hinans rnirirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
gNicbtr - NnfffrnFrfen.

sburg, Girg., 25. RoTembsr.-
Gapitdu Snughan, Bsfsblsbaber cer biefgeH
&rtileris.Gompagute, ihidte beute auf Be
fell oss @cuosrusHrs Cameron oas 9si4ls
oRapolsoH, 4" eiusn 3u0lfpiiubsr, mad gfat.
tbeps @oHutp. Die SaHOus iOu gegeu bic
4uaernfiiher perpsu6et neroeu, pelde ben
8srorounugeu ser Gsiese 3umtoer i'm 8aps
sabanuod anfsru faugen. Der Sdertf Uon
Rnttbsps.g .g0uutp bat siue sroBs QHautttit
Nuuitiou angsi9afft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Dis 1IeberftaUemmuUgen I'm
gpefferf.

ct. 2cuts, "a. gloUember. Der burdl
b-u jangfeu 6egsufurm all 8rideu, Sell
BEN uno Geb3ubeu In Rau0olpb &ouHtp
CTgerihtete SdabSu iou iif auf 100000
bclaufsu. Der 8abuUertsbr Der DSroas
Wlountniu 8abu" 3mti9eu Btebmont uuO
IoplarsSluii tf non tmmar Urterbro5eu.
Icf ben lp6tsiteu 8ertateu marteu bel bem
'sttsrmabnteu Crte Otst 3iige NIT 200 Bafa-
GigrsA ani bic 8eparatnt be8 9eLeties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Souls 9aufmanit,

MAMMOTH CHINA STORE,
Rr. I4I, Rorb @np., Tbirsu uuterbaIb
ereters Strabe.
srpHr Nuswdbl Don SSetbnad,tSs SefHenteH.
gtpne. @binds Ebtez Gerptct.
"A Sti6, su 81 so. Stpnez@ bud, 9Panl6ersSets. IL
sind, m Sl75. grpse QustpGbI in feiHen Sbees
unn SiHersSets ioius fenen GbauIberssets. 8Isaues
6iareu u. IberbIattrts BaGrer. nnierer IlberplGts
ttrte $1sOastors ,,bieten" ale, bie NOD od narsR.
9eraeBt ia ui&t porsuiprs1en UHa uniere Baarsn ans
Hiebeul lOtt5, ,3Tttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
an etner gBtrtbfaaft erfapfIen.

BbtIabeIpbta, "a. yfooember.-Der
45.idbriae SsnrpSmitb nurbe geferu 4beuO
BON George Trenmitb in Der BirtbI9aft bes
Qettereu in ben Ropf gsf9ofeu; er farb
auf bem @ege mad oem Soipttal. Die Bet
ben batten tpsgeu geriugflgtger llriaden
Strett befommen; Smttb mar etu profeifio'
neIer 8ieb, Ersupitb bat aud ihon meb.
rere glale psgsu giubrUds uub nubsrer
Serbre9sn gsisfen. gr bsftabst ftd in
SnFt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26

Serg. gtaiOu, Der auf ben Reu6els
N 0rOer @ntteau iaOB, nm itt etueu
Namen 3u MAIDEN, ia iett mad 3ustidbrtger
Saft beguaoiat tuOrbsn. SeBt merben wO6t
bic ienttmentalen SeeIeu, bic laugs iiber Oas
traurtge SdidIul bteies SelSsE jamnerten,
0ube babsH. Ssttp un0 soas Ba6g" fH0
ieitOsm ntdt perbuugert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26

0obu3immer, bic bes Tanues murbl tn benz
etna bunoert garos bonn SauIe belegeHeH
StaIle gefUubeH. 8aIten batteu Der 2eBteren
bereits baS ltute Quge ausgsfrelieu. Ser
8Guter, meIdsr iid) BET ietnen @emalttbateu
eiues RHiippels uuo elmer Art bebieut babeE
muB, bate uor ietuem gSeggebeu nod ben
Gr06ten Sbetl Der @turi6tuug ssrtrimmert.
0Pnu bot ainen Wsnideu, gtameHs 5eurp
0iiuer, Del6er f6 iAou cine aauie BOde
laug In ber 9egeub Huber trtab, i'm Bers
SGdt. giiler pur0e beute gsfuHoeu uaO tn
Saft genoumen; ietne Berbaftuug BAT Die
al0Bts Gufregung I'm Ort b,rp0r gerufeu.-
Gr tft tin anihstnsub idmahFHutger NsHiA
uuo frtfete isiu Qsben, tn6sm sr BON Srt 3u
Srt 3Og uEO fir bte Tarmer llbrGu raparirta
gr mndt iebr mioaripredsuoe 4ugabsu bar.
iibar, mo er Fa nm gttttuOh aufgebalteu,
aud purOe ieineu 8ebauptungeu ben Ber'
idteOsuen 8iiraern oiIeft pi0erIpro5eu. IN
ietnsu SetHtletosru faHb man 5lede, Die fir
Slut gsbaltEH rperoeH, troBoem glau61H Die
mCifeu Ger gtnmobuer uidt Gn isjue Sdulo.
Gin aemiTer 8oisuftsiH III ais IiitIaulO:-
Ger Yitlisr'6 uerhoftet uOrbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
9ri 81 Wrbeit ncrnnoInFt.

Ct. Fonts, "a. 9}oosmbsr. - 2lH osm
gegennQrttg am Union Depot i'm 8lu be-
grlficHeu Seumogn3tH fliir3te bsgts s,ue
0lQuer Elm uuo rtB Elm @sruit NIT biuab,
auf Dem id Is 3te8claetuIeger uu0 6au0s
longer bafauben. Gln Qrbetter, yiamau8
Benjamin An8fslter, arbteIt t6Ottide Yer'
letuugeu; siuem SobHe bs8 Contractors
Sttuer nuroe sin Irm uuO stuem 8eutiien
Grart 6. Bile etn 8etn gebro4Gu. Die llabz
rtgen erbielten lst6tere Gerieeuugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
2nrI Gtcrn,R trnurioe8 SAiFfaI.

Cincinnati, o, "A. ytopsmbsr. -
Der 15.jdbrtge Garl Stsru Dnroe beute In
hem @ebauoe Der SBetttbOue Qtauufrctu'
rtng,&omp.," !" nIs er etueH Softer nit PrOben
rl8 tsm grbgsidOB mad Osm 3wetten StOd'
ptrts briugsn mollte, 3Ut4eu bic UaGer
nub ben GleUator, DeI@en sr beuuste, &C.
tItnmt uno 10 ihlimm 3erqustdt, 0aB istu
Sob mad peutgeu Stunoeu erfOlgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Gin Tdlf6er aus Wreasen.

Bottom, "a. NOuember. - Boli1eiiuper.
inteuesut &boms iif BON ben preaBtidsr
gsb6r6su bsnadri4ttgt poroeu, 6aB Der 81
Sabre alte giathan Sltoluq DOn 0lopra3lan
bsiduIbtgt ift, BehieIfdliaungen i'm Se.
trngs uou $4,000 ueriibt 3u babsu, uub oaE
auf bsulslbeu gefahnbet nirb. Sir SET
nGbme 6ss S5tolub fub Is Brojeut bss BE-
TRACES uls Selobuuug oussboteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
GnnrN nNpr 1Tnfnn

gttt8bnrg, Beuni., "a. ROUember. -
Sic Ilsb,rrefe zines iuugsn Rauues, yta'
mems SO. @. @utcott, nutbeu beute friib
inter ber Bride Der 0Gllegbenp S9Iegs
Babn" in Der 12. 8arb gefuuOen. Wtebtere
itmere 8uuoeu befnuoeu f6 am 6opfe. -
Wou gleubte 3usrf, GutcOtt iet Don Der
glide gefallsn, aIleiH Der llmfano, OaB
Ieire ubr uno ieiu Sab feBIen, oeuteu an,
Nnf Elm Rerbredlen porlteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Grfr1IuPeu.

Rea6tug, BeuuI., a. ROUem6ar. -
@eorg SLIDER ipuroe beute WlOrgeH ale 2eid,
i'm 6nHnl bet gebauOn gefuuben. Ser Ser.
forbGue mar so Sabre ait uu6 bate Dol
atntqeu Sagen isiue YenFou beioaeu. WaH
glaubt, baB osm So6ssfola ein Serbredsu
~ grun6e ltegt. 49, 9ie geide elmer uubc
InHnteu Srlauberin, 6te iit NIT 6aufreu
IN Qaube eruGbrte, purbs gsfsrH Absuo i'm
SGubltiutnral, bier g}etlcn uutergalb Der
Stabt, ent6edt.
GorrtstOtru n, Beuui., a. gtooembar.
49, Ser Eagel0bugr Omen glcGormid, IN
gr9u. Iaur nobubuft, itel In Der Erunteu,
belt oOu Der EabsttefraBsu, Bride tn Son
ihotodeu uuo srtraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
0te p6ubfOns Bali gOmpagate.

z or 0 n 7 o. lut.l Y. yf0OeHbgr.- GIHe
Spe3ial- 6abslbepei9s ans 9ouo0u an ben
,@lobe" melbet: y,9ie bautigs 8eriamuJ'
lung Der DSu6iou' Bat.Gomp." 3og ii4 In
Solgr elmer rpettldufgen 8istuifOH iiber bic
Sanobabunq Der 2aubOertdufe uub bic aage'
r1eiusn 9eImdfte Der @ompagute 57br In bic
2duge. cir SoBn Stole trat fir ba5 @Omtte
etu nno brad siugebeub iibsr bic Gusfbteu
Der Gompuguie, peIdls sr iiir isbr befrtsbt'
aenb bait. Daa @omits tpuroe idIieBlt9
obue G5ppfittou pteoergemGblt. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
q turn in &ern8.

R0r{baIl, Eer., "a. gIo0embsr. -
9eHrsre Sduiar puroeu beute gabmittcg
In hief8er Gtabt burh stueu beitigeu, Don
SGg;InIag bcglettetsu SturH eutoah.
Sec. Smith aus upiburs Gouutp puroe our9
on8 llmmGbeu Oes 0Orbereu Ebetle8 oes &ar.
gin'iheu gstBfaues pabtihetulth t0otl!d
U-llgEt
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8abuFreu;uua.

VOrtbftcIb, ST., "a. Rooembet. -
QIS gg. 8. gicSutOlB gsiteru 45enJ init
eH5m lmsiipdHnigeu Wngeu, In BEN auBsI
tbm uodl ietus Brau uu0 5rl Sauie, &odter
bee Erebiger8 SOiepb SOuie in Berlin, aBeL,
boa Sahugelstie bei gaue5Uille treu}en mouta,
purbe OO8 6ubrmsrf uou eiuem berau bran,
isu,tI 3uge ibsrfabreu uuo Srau RcSuto.5
au9enbjdljd] get0btet. SRI. 9auie f1r5
bret Suuben ipQtsr, unoRcSutol5 1T le5eug.
nPfhhrlir1 nPrIe1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26

Dat bic 6raH3oian rpteoer etnmal bic
nerotenteu g8t6ie befOmmeu .baben, mar
i4On aus Der vSteges .8speihs" pom GAM
fog 8mtidlen ben 3etIeu 81 leieu. Su ben
heuttgen giadridteH tptrO bic Sate be-
ftitiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Sret s1eeeraufrhbrer gum IO6e
Serurtbetlt.

QtttGeRod, 4rf., "A. giopember. -
Su Sonerb &Ouutp fanoeu Dor mebrereu
WOuateu Tegsruurubeu itatt, BET beneu etu
aenifier W9at ermorbet pur6e. Ser BrojsB
gegeH bic llurnbsfftfter pur6e bsuts ju gHbe
gsfibrt. 8rsi berielben mur6su gum Gooe
Uerurtbsilt, 30 erbieltsu @sfdngni5 frafsu
bpu bic III 1S Sabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Nod cine fRr8tbare 8luttBat.
Erei gerionen ermorbet. Cine eside
rinrr1 apffcr.

Etei geriOHen ermDrbet. - Cine Gsid'e In
sinrm aofTer.
2ncontu, R.sS., %. Gobsmbsr.-Sa
9Iuo6n, 90 Sabre ait, fetue G6sidbrtge Brau
uno Elm anoertbaIb Sabre altes 6tuo fiHU In
DergaHgener g2att einem furhtbareu Ber'
brGdlsH gum Spfsr gefalleu. Guoog arbettete
in ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" I'm SauIltdB
DerltsB Sbcmas SamOn. Elm init 9luoep be-
frRuabeter Sod, nelfer bt89sr bel Der Sas
milte etHes Sru. 6Orb IN bic Rot geBaugeu
mar, iein bt8hertgea fOfhau5, log gu oer
Bamtlte 0futbg uno oraute 3lgletoD iesnen
ROfisr NIT.
gegen 4 llbr bsute friih b0rte man 9Ilfs,
rute In &u6og's 6au8 uno etu Rat)bar,
IemsuS 2tubrens, peIder berbetetlte, fano
Srau &uobp, bte aus eiusm 5euler gelpruus
gen mar, aus mebrereu Sgun6eu bIuteno
Quf Der StraBe Iiegeub. Baif 3u gtet6er
3ett iflugen bic 6l2nmen aus benz 6auie
berpor, jsOod muroe ba8 5euer ihuel &c.
I0id)t unb bic in ba8 Sars etuoriuSeHoeu
Qente fGuoeu aIs6aun oie 9luoop Huo 0a8
Sinh aI8 get6en aUf osm 8iibeHbOOeu inter
sinGm 6sbeybette, meIaes NIT RObleH0l ges
trGnit unt auge;iiubet mOr0eH mar.
S5u bern bon SamOu gebrahteu foTTer be-
farb fid], pte man barauf feftfeate, bic ger
Fiddle Qeide Der Grau BOrO, bic man ebtHs
fals AL oerbreunan usrIuat bate. Srau
&uobp, bereu .3ufano siu islr lrittIter tf,
tbelt in etner 4n4asYiortemsIu5Id nit,
ooB Canon ibreu gianu uuo baS 8tua NIT
Ell EN- Belle erldIug unb and fie 0ermuE6ete.
Sie ffslte iid toot uub iprang gum 5euftar
btuaua, ale bsr W0r6er bus 3tmmar uerlteB.
@a8 Beil, nit paldem Sauou Die Chat
begirg, 1T i'm Sluiie gefuuosn mOrOeu, Uu6
Canon purbe beute giadmtttag auf Dem
&sge 3mtideu 2acOnia uHO BOrtsmoutb
berbaftet. gr lsifete fetusu GtOsrfanl.
6oro, Ger @atte Der ermorostsu Brau, tf
auf ben Seroadt bin uerlaftet nor6su, al
bsm 8erbreden betbetltgt gepcisn ~ ictu.
Gan psrmutbet, baB Samou be Grau 8Oro
am Samfag rib 3ufdGt8 ober Gus irgenO
sinem @runbe t0ot9te, baB er bic 2'td' mad
8uo6p's &obnung brattP, unO OuG sr mi
9iu5ob in Slrstt gertetb, neil ycsts.sr ibm
nidt belfeu norts, Die 2o'he ~ bsi'itigeH
Snmon If bsm Srunts crgsbeu, fsbt isood
n!dlt i'm 8ufe sines b0sarttgeu ReIl5an.
Die 8emObusr Der lImgebuHg brObsH nit
einem gpnhgeridte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
afe aatafirrgbe auf scm @enfsr gee.

Gcut q. RoU'mber.- Die gsR rige Col
liiiOn auf bem @euisr Gee, Uobet 20 BerIo,
ucu eItraHieH, fOuo 3utiheu sen Dampisru
y&pGus" Hub 0Gbcns" latt uuo fDIt mils
renO giEes beitigsu Sturme8. 8etOe Sbt'ie
fubrCn 3ptIdeu gUiau an Der SuoIctte NM
SutD an DER ROroIsite bc8 See's. Die
g&boua" Btug 3Uet gRtnutau uad oem gu
i0uucuf06 inter, biea g09uc" tebrts Ibusc
be5dlG0tGt uad5 9udln ;uriirf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
gBieber elm GiIcnbaburau6.
Gin Sus Ser ,,gputbern gacific'5 5abH" nabe
Esr msrttaRifdbsn @rsHJe gum GHtsletien
sCbra5h-Ser 9ufomptipfilbrer etitbofTeH.

Gin Sug eer ,,Sputberu gacifics 5abH" nabe
Esr msriFanifcben @reHJs gum Gntsletien
stbrad5t.-Ser 9ofOmptip filbrcr etidbofeH.
8eHoer, @ol., %. Rooember. - Sier
etugetroheue 0epeibeH meIosu. 6aB eiu Gilz
aug Der Southern Blcific. SabH" geferu
giadmtttng bier Wletlen 0lltd pom Sage.
station unUett Cummings, Art3oua, nabe
Der msrttautihen @reu3e, ourt y@onbop5"
gum @Ht9leileH gebradt une beraubt muroe.
Ser yofomottpfiibrer ruuroe erld0fisH. Die
RQuber bemertfieutgteu oas @Htglstien oe5
.Suges, tnoem ite Ote Sdieueu aus tbrer
yaRe brat}ten. Vatbem Der 3ug aus Den
SGteueH gelaufea mar, feuerteu ote 9ldHber
ibrs 3ieu0luer ab, mn bic Baiiagtere stn3u'
luutteru, ieoOh mur0eu feline Ger 2eBrareu
OerIsBt. GrupPeu fiuO 3ur SsrfolguHg Der
&eIbrfGer abgsidltdt morbeu. Ser Bsirag
ber Uou ben 8dubern gcmadteu SeHte %
uch uid)t ermjttelt.
6auluSs Gtt9, @tO., .. EOsembsr.-
Gtutr 8epelds aus SoCorrO, gt.sR auiOige
parIn bic y@opbcus," MEL ,. RIu5
Uellbten, ijsbeu On Der 3ahl. 0ieIelbsH TeH'
srttu i'm @Grleu etma &c Sditfe ab HEJ
ermuroetsu Den 2oiomotiUiilrer gSabitar.
Ste battsH cine Der GlatleH 3utidau 3uai
ShtgucH eutfern! mo bic QeBtereu metter
nod auBeu geridt. Die yotOUotioe, Der
YplmaqgoH, Elm Baiiagierrbaggou uuO has
bOroere Cube oCe Shlnfpdggons eHtglsiiteU,
Die 8aubsr bliebsn uou ubr yiahmtttagS
on, IA tuelher 3ett oer 3ug bte Stelie &C..
relate, bis gum Gtnbredeu ser 0uHtsllett
in Der yiahe un0 entfarutsu I'D baHn, Sia
erlangteu stDa S7OJ aus Dem GrpCeBnag-
gen. Eruppen iino tBuen auf Der 6erie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
NLne RtrfaNara flr Rualar,-

BeritH, "a. RoDem5er. - Dem yEuI,
bIatl" mirb uus ct. Betersburq ttleQraphirt:
p@te yiadrtdt, 0oB bsr &jar Dor etutger
3ett ben @rafeu Eolfot uno Die gebetms
rattle HobeOOueisD uu0 RattOp bsauitragtt,
etne SGrfafung fiir ba8 Rsi4 aus}uarbeteu,
idstut iid su bshdtiqeu. Su oem Serfai.
iuug5eutpurf IOu bet BabrlHg 0es autotras
ttldeu Brtu3ips Encouragement Beri0ulit.
tetteu Die Dt0giidtett acgebeu ietu, alg ger.
treter bs8 SOlte8 uuO 9(atbgeber Der 8egtea
rung 3piideu 6eui &oIfe uub Der Aroue an
UsrmttteIu. 8ie's 9ieformeu merbeu beuti.
IjBt, nm benz augcmstHsH 0aRiGa OsS GOi.
tee gered}t III merbu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
Ger &ppf eire8 Frm0-Seten.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-26
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-17
A Den Of Sea Lions,

In among the ragged rocks, over
which the waters lazily dashed them
selves into froth and foam, LARGO rowed
us. We looked up in awe and wonder
at the dark black rocks, upon whose
higher points could. be distinctly seen
the nests and the maternal portion OF
the eagle families who reside there.
Through a narrow pass between these
rocks and we are in rock-inclosed ba-
sin almost beneath the precipitous cliffs
of the main island. A pile Of smoothly
washed stones afforded landing place,
waters through a mass of rock. A rail-
road train could pass through this tun-
mel at low tide; at high tide it is sacred
to the wild waves and breakers To
the right there is den, and such den.
too. Here were seen at least two hun
dred little sea lion pups or cubs rolling
and tumbling over the rocks, wholly
| unconscious of our presence. 1t was
not until shot had been fired and
rocks thrown at them that the large
sea lions became alarmed. They were
not brave and made no attempt to pro-
tcCt lucll young VI llle contrary, as
soon as they saw us looking in their
nursery they gave loud barks, snorts,
or roars, and dived deep into the water,
which rose and fell in foamy breakers
at the mouth OF the cave. A hundred
could have been caught with ease, 50
stupid did they appear to be.
A second visit made to the den by
other members Of the party resulted in
the capture of two of the young sea
lions or seals. a little boy, 10 years of
age, ambitious to own sea lion cub,
followed Mr., Seely, of Goleta, into the
den. He at once threw himself upon a
young cub almost as large as himself,
wrestlod with 1t in an attempt to force
it into q sack, and, as he rolled into the
water with his tnny antagonist, be
cried Justify for help and larger sack
With the assistance of Mr.. Seeley the
little fellow secured captive cub and
brought it to the sloop, where he shed
his wet clothes and lay basking on the
sunny deck until his clothes dried. He
had got his sea lion pup.-Saata Bar
bIra Press.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-17
Couldn't Do It,

One Of those curious incidents which
every now and then serve to enliven the
marriage license department of the re-
corder OF deeds took place several days
ago. A young man, evidently from
one of the out wards, applied for Ii
cense, and as an earnest of his good in
tentions accompanied it with a dollar
of the fathers. After answering the
usual questions, he emphasized the
statement that the young lady in the
case was Just "a years of age. The re-
corder filled the necessary blanks, and
notified the youth to hold up his right
hand and swear to his statements as
required by law, The oath was unreel-
ed at a 2:40 gait, when suddenly the
uplifted arm dropped, and a sorrowful
voice exclaimed:
Hold on, jedge, | cant take that
OATH
The recorder stopped short, biting off
sentence in the middle, and INQUIRED
what the matter was.
"Well, you see, she's %, and | cant
swear to that "a business" was the
conscience-strcken reply.
A look of holy horror overspread the
countenance of the recorder, as he in
formed the youth of his narrow ESCAPE
from the perils of the law made and
provided for perjury. The license was
then readjusted to suit the occasion,
and the young man departed happy
Kansas city Journal.