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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
How Easily arc We Gulled.

A few years ago a company OF strOl%
ing actors got stranded in small town
in Ohio. It was. as the actors say.
"a hard 60" 1t was case in which
the end seemed to justify the means.
The men all went to the bottom Of their
pockets, but only fifty cents could 30
scraped together in the entire crowd.
The money was taken to grocery In
the little town and invested in cheap
soap. The bars were cut up into small
pieces, which were wrapped in colored
tissue paper. These were divided among
the men, and they started ont to raise
the wind. The wonderful stories that
were told of that soap made the inno-
cent town people open their eyes.
These little pieces of soap in their pretty
covering of tissue paper were sold for
twenty-five cents; a bar of soap. which
cost five cents, was made to net $S, and
In two days enough money Was raised
TO take the company out of town. That
was only one experiences; the Same
company passed through many others.
In hard row, one day. one of tho
actors took wire basket from sword
and twisted the little pieces of wires
into curious shapes. These, he claimed,
hung on to the driving wheel OF sew
ing machine, would make it work easier,
and. with q quick. ready tongue. he
convinced the women that it mitigated
their labOrs about One-half, and he soon
had WE'LL filled purse. Another man.
who is well known in the dramatic pro-
fession, was on protracted spree In
the city of Cincinnati. Coming around
TO himself, he was without money, and
was put to his wits end to get to . dis
tant town to fill an engagement He
got . lot of walls and filled them with .
decoction. principally made up of port
wine and water. This he represented
As wonderful elixir for ageing whisky.
and was wonderfully successful in Inn
posing it upon the dealers Of that city.
Not only saloon-keepers, but wholesale
dealers and druggists bought it. He
actually obtained number Of sigma
lures to recommendation of the stun,
and by big talk and glowing represents
tons, succeeded in disposiug Of tho
right of its sale in that city for pretty
good amount. All these wandering i'm.
posters. however, are not strolling 40.
tors. and all the articles offered 1t the
doors of our houses are not without
some merit. Louisville Post.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
The sybarite's Rsysris.

H. s =
One summer night in thoughtful mood,
unused alone In solitude,
When lol I saw q multitude
OF phRntOms In the gloom.
Ihey rode upon the 1tght-winRed breeze,
And played and danced among the trees,
Fair girls Ike flowers in bloom
The sylpbs wore colors rioh and rare
Had bright blue eyes and golden hair,
Aud short gauze skirts and shoulders bare
And all IN quaint costume.
Their wild sports made the wilderness
An Eien-where ecstatic bliss,
With youths delightful joyousness,
D.nused lusk-rOse perfume,
The fairest that gay throng among
Her soft white arms around me flung.
And then the siren smiled and sung,
OF love and beauty.
The motley leaves took up the strain
And blended In sweet refrain,
And while they revealed round my brain
Weird echo Knocked the glee.
Friend, what could q weak mortal do
Alone and charmed by mu sic tOO7
gazed enraptured, holder grew
You'd done the same, 1 wis.
ssi sol.
caught the lovely elfn queen,
Aud gave her ono warm kiss.
0ut, enI the vixen 0ApC my race
And obanted in deep. angry bass,
"Nonentities Of every race
Lies srandest turmoils shun.
Ihle woodland scenes the rendezvous
For al the fair-the brave-the true.
Not selfish, pampered drones like you.
SO light with me and run.
you're not . man cir, nor yet half'-
Then every imp began to chant,
And With one loud, long, botster0us laugh
The witches al took wing.
s.The ghost Of your luxurious pride.
III haunt you when and where you hide.
You sentimental thing"
Then woke In awful fright, se s
And shtvered in the pale moonlight.
And reached home in sorry plight,
With wandering. aching head.
NY limbs al ache, the sybarite whined,
I've lost my heart, but never mind,
swear hencefOrth. when I'm inclined.
III do my dreams in bed.
-CIsabella Bourne.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28

Pink walls ars ars vary faski8BAbls Ia
Washington. You have seen pink
gau1u, pnyo = correspondent 1t the
National Capital, stretched over the.
tops Of crates full Of peaches, and tho
mellowing effect it has. So the ladies
here, underneath their pink veil, are
bswilderingly lovely with the beautiful
color which they seem to impart =
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
Good Housewives a Necessity.

Mrs. Mary b. Wolch, OF the Iowa
Agricultural College SAYS! That false
idea of the value of homework is almost
universally prevalent is proven by the
fact that it is regarded by most house,
wives as simple drudgery. and that they
are always looking forward to the time
when they may escape its demands and
rest free from its duties. The fact too,
that of all work it commands, as rule,
the lowest wages. and that any one 10
considered capable of doing it, no mat
ted how ignorant or stupid, if only she
further the social position in general ac-
corded to such workers, are all proof of
the low rank occupied by the household
1T. It is very much with homework as
1t has been with agriculture. Muscular
ability was thought to be the only abili-
ty needed by the farmer. Robust health
and a strong right arm have been con.
sidered the chief essentials Of q cook;
and just as the boys on the farm have
looked with longing eyes towards the
professions, go have the daughters as.
pired to be teachers, dress-makers. mill
liners. any thing rather than workers in
.
What cares she for houseworkp In
the dim future when she has realized
all she now dreams Of, she will hire an
Irish girl, or a Norwegian, or Swede
to do her homework, while she gives
her time to loftier pursuits. Before she
can be interested in tho study of Do
nestle Economy, she must be impress
ed with its value and its dignity. The
Irish cook in her mothers kitchen would
teach her to bake bread, perhaps. but
she would surely associate the process
with the ignorant and uncultivated wo-
man who taught it, and she looks on
both with equal disrespect. :
The good farmer of to-day is not he
who knows simply how to plow or even
to raise and gather crops. 70 be sue
cessful he must be versed in the mani
fold duties of a business which embraces
as many details and diversified employ
ments as the home. he must know
something more even than these details.
for he mnst take bis place among men
socially and politically. So the house
wife must be more than cook, 4 nQfae
and . BeamstToss. She must be practlO.
ally and specifically acquainted With
these arts. but she must Be ready also
to influence character, take her place By
her husbands side as 3 social force, and
If need come, assume his duties % .
person. acquainted with affairs, 80 the
mistress Of 3 home she may touch lhe
springs that set In motion any social
business. or even political factor q work
in the world. Our college d doing 8
noble work II It helps tho young women
who como under its influence to ap-
...-.o'ete these bilities.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
Told BY tho Postman.

''Well, suppose l find myself standing
at last in stuffy. twelve.by.fifteen sit.
ting room with a registered letter in my
hand, and after having rung every bell
in the vestibule, wbistlcd like q loco
motive and yelled 'Auesenskimmatter-
riky' again and again-for that is the
best I've been able to do with the ad-
dress. "lsh dot q rechistered ledder,
amt itp' says the husband, like enough
looking up eagerly from his cross-legged
perch on table In the corner. with q
taiior's goose in one hand and an I'M.
finished waistcoat in the other. nod
and say 'Auesenskimmatterriky' over
again.
'Dere don't vos lieben many PEBBLES
here vot is CALLED py dot Names says
the wife. perhaps engaged in nursing
her babe. while keeping the pretzes out
of reach Of toddler but q year or two
older. i guess You vos gifen der name
a wrong blace.' Then the two have
side skirmish in German, and sudden
cackling chorus in the same lingo
causes me to turn. and I perceive the
doorway and passages blocked up with
neighbors, mostly women. all talking
excitedly at once. and all devouring me
with q greedy sort of glare, as If they'd
like to loot my whole letter bundle.
Presently one Of them, after looking
over my shoulder and mastering the IN.
scription on the letter in my hand. gives
a gratitied shrek. then q torrent Of ex-
PLANTATION in German, and, with the
triumphantly correct pronunciation Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on her lips.
tries 10 snatch the missive. You see. it
had belonged to her all the time. ltwas
my mispronunciation of the name that
had befogged the tailor and his wife,
besides myself The letter is duly sur
rendered after the signature is obtained;
for these Germans in almost every case,
cannot only write, but write well, and .
wild-goose chase after writing materials
never indulge in ones embarrassments
with them. Well, Mrs. Owzen-some-
thing gets her letter and I make my es-
cape after being soundly rated by the
tailor and his wife for ..vooling honest
and hart-vorking PEBBLES dot don't efer
20 und do me no hurt don't know
that that was so numerous, after ALL
Pittsburq Post
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
Gambetta has been incomparably the
greatest orator of the Third Republic

Snow brings to the earth moro fertil-
king ammonia than any other process
q nature.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28

eet married. S. s 20
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28
Every Nan His Own Novelist Specimen

Every Nan His Own Novelist Specimen
Recipes.
BLACK.
Take one yacht. the Hebrides, IN OBJ
stinate young lady, and one piper. Add
~ these . Highland laird and Colonsay;
now, introduce young man in kilt
and Oronsay, with . pinch Of the Kyles
Of Butte and Ben Mulch DIAL. Flavor
to suit taste with Gaelic, border ballads
and Styornaway; cover with pathos and
serve.
IN THE STYLE OF Mr.. ANTHONY TROLL
LOPE.
This II . dish alwavs in season, but
depending, like the on,elette, on . Ger
tain amount Of mechanical skill. The
ingredients are simple: Three English
clergymsn Of slightly doubtful reputa-
ton, county family. one duchess, and
. pair Of purely conventional lovers. It
u Indispensable that the latter should
ct once quarrel gently. but, unless they
positively curdle and refuse to mix.
they should not betray any marked
emotion. Stir In several Cabinet min
KS, ,s.el. anu one auPo.slo;e Amel'c.n; al'
.a.s q 80. 49, gnnaun w..n ons su'c,a ).
snopPe~ ""o' s"u s'uo0 "'"' 'e'ys ~
"'o''e' .....-..
~. .,ss shooshIvs. :.
10y s'mPie sno 'nnooens en.ree =
PIoAelIoo ~ many " tn0 cumoIOus anu
10y 2o'ntg :. 20 PoPulaI Ml.n In NJ, last
gcne1A''on. ~ merely requires : wl40wy
sna some~ns. v.clous young Woman,
6uo ~ ugly Suu SOmeWnat more VlclOu1
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-28

nllT land send it with nineteen green
VU ! lstamps, and we will send one sample
lset six new style MYRTLE t,iplo
r01l oIsver.plated tea spoons. Contain no
hi brass, warranted genuine, eqnal In q
Desrance to - spoons. Guai nteed
nltrlt TO please, or money refunded 0nly
l 1 lone set sent to introduce. Agents
WANTED At good pay Circulare free.
ADDRESS tie manufacturers, SHAWMUT SILVER
PLATE CO 80 Bromdeld St., Boston, Mass.
June u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-14
Serm. telegrabbiide 9epeidra.
ausbcm 9nIauer,

Su 8enUer, Col, mur0e gafferu Der 25.
So5te&tag Der GLvedad9 UoL Gj3I0 % Colorado let
LID beGargCE.
8eridte aus @uapamas uub 0ermoTuo,
Utcrro, u9etcn, buB 0cs 9,Ibe GebCr Dor ca 'ECbc
GuneulnQcn GnrId.et,
Gin @mpfaug 3u gbreu beS brittIheu
SbeuldbterS Soro Golcr1ose Iauo 9eieru i'm rGaIO"
gu 9tCupoIt h.=S.r rdtt.
Or. gtlbsrt @beuomttb murbe porgsferu
GbcTo nabg Gmeule, No., meuduGgS QmOroC.
g0bcrts 1T nod uldt CrmittCt.
Ser nteortge 0nfartnnb i'm Rerrtmacs
Npcr bot Oiec Sptnutreien uno dHoere G,lbcmCu,'
III S0Ureuce, Ytaii., sur G.Hfcuung oeS ge.rcbcs &C.
5muu8CH.
Sn Iepurf, RS, III SObn .. @biSbolm,
Delhrr i'm lCten Su iCInc Giltttl yOttC Chisholm
IdloB, uon Der GjrnHO SUM Oes Dior9es i'm StIcL
Gra6e onqetIa9t DoroeH.
Die 8anfters uno &auneute bon Rorfolf,
&irg., b0bcn bcidloen, cine gcnitjeIoc Summe Cico
nrEubrnQen, um Die oJiihmOnO GanUilCr Subu"
bis nad GoRolc 5u oerdngelh,
8n6 SOurnaI o8tmess0 Democrat" in glaws
SrIeaas MIN i'm Cttobtr zine @rpebjtioUtRoie Gp &.
GloheS" IN TtoIoa id]ifcu icnc bis lest nod uCs
MIG bciannte @'c8eno gu erioGiten.
Sn giortb saoams, RaIi., mari Der fraut
I'M Bette egenNe StaliguCr GiuieppC SoricQuu uorlpz
tern @5en0 SUdIlla enc &ublcuonlmge nm. Seine
olou mGroe tood uno er ielbit geid3rIb DCt6Iaurl,
Die BunuOd, SnOtnuer tn S6abo Derbalteu
nd lJt 2inlgr Set bO6f hcrdu5i0r0gruo. &urji6
ercQ etc Gd in FolAe cIucs Uou ben jiotabdu.tG Utt
ubten GicbfGlles Elm Sumui 8u;id]Cn eIneT Stbnar
Snoauer unO ctljb1H Gjyu6cH0rbCItcIU in rUcbem EN-
5noiurr aetOotet uno orti o0u icoer 4uytci ihUr
nrDuuoa muroCu.
8ts in Sarge, 9..S., tngeHoe gouRituz
ante BON 9ioro= Safota uaGm 9litern @ebldit an
mcdc bu9eaCH pr0tcTcu, o1B bit gu SOur= ,Slus ,a=
Qenoc GOnftuante Uon SUB =Gaota ocl Hotbben
6bil bcS Eerr.tortumS auorir uuo trosocm Den 1ia=
men yEaIota" Iir ocn ncu 3u 6socH0H Stlat in Nn=
lpUd) Hehmcn tDIH.
Su BhtIaoelpbia mur0su gefiern bier uuge
Oidnner. gSnnCnS Gbas. @tusipe, NnDrep tipiul=
fionC, heuln Souabue uno VI. Z. 'ElmntuO, meqsn
BraU0hiimra I'm iuomerlitCu GbeilC iener 5tu0t 0sm
@'ludIC uUcrUCIeU. Gi5cnthum i'm u}trtbs uOu
$4,000 iyu biHHcu orei UiOratcn ourb ole g'ruuo=
LluMaen 0Cr GnaeILaatea setitoIt nOrNen rim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-14

9niiar g8ubelm bat 10000 U1art fir bic
gSiccu19ritelun8 oC aatbeorale 81 Crter gc},tbuc,
Die oon Eem. 2ort mad Bilbao befltmmte
tal uiite Sare oStreuu bar In oer gtdGc 0c5 lcB.ez
zen SGfcnS ShIfbru6 9cIItteu.
&utton @oOt, etH beidnuter brtttider
2ourualit Sdriidecr uro Settler, tar6 UOJlcfl IL
Abero 81 Eonoon I'm Aiter Uon 81 labren.
Sc usrldutet, baB Der @3ur pos GuBlanO
auf iCHcr Jiu6,Ce ooH S:openbaren uath Gec.5b l-1
oCI Saiier uoH GeuhhaH6 81 II.iit .teiiln miro.
Tsl6mnrifnQ @rai Ron Uioltfe uuo BE-:
prcdbihe S-.casmiufer 6o6ed fh rad Uiuicb r.,
bccebcn I'M Den 6erbEmanoOcm Der oc-ti1cH u nee
be,8uRobncu.
Ser meme Sumanbampfer ogttp of G5icas
60" nodte gCutc enc Grobcnhrt aui DC n GlrOc bet
@Ios9on Hro uettIe cine >unclIgtGt uOn 10 u. p
len pro Suiroe.
Der britiide abmtrnl Cir 5tidar0 Col
Union, nddCt Die tn lS-n uon Gl1mout6 a5lmGu5ue
.grtespri'e". .pebt on bCiCbli3c ole oeu t0lari0
ider Sin Sobn 65art,1 lhcu iolte, TT getorbeu.
Ser 8umpfsr oBrtn, 6rtsOrtd g8ubelm"
1T Gus SGtooin in A0CH Gn9Ciommcu. gr OeGe5
oen eTitcreH nai.h am Gc8e uor oeu 5utuuiid Ausz
brudc in d. Sunoaiiyagc uuo cTlltt tuIt 5sbaoi=
9un9t1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-14

Stem y ort, 13. Septbr. - So6n 8.
Calhoun, elm @nfel 6es beriibuteu Sio.
SurOltuer Stuatsmannes ienss Rameus, er,
idlten beute oils 3euse Dor Dem 8lair'ib 'ibeu
Staats,Ssnat8s@ s@ouite unb madte oeE1Iels
ben 8tttbetluugeu iiber bic Sage uuo Qus'
tdten Der 4rbeiter i'm Siioen. Setue Quss
iugen beaogeu ftf gr0Btentbetls auf bic Ser,
taltntfe Der farbtgeI 6el1arbeitet.
- Soispb SebaIIos murbe beute BON E.
Sento bur6 eiusn Wfeferftid in ben Rafeu
mobrideinltd t0btlid1 perlett. BeiOe RdE-
nsr itnb tgarrenmnfer uno gertetben iiber
Sento tit perbaftet.
- Sas. Uc@anu, Bremier oes :3uges aus
&odamup, nit peIt,' 9esterem Der Bug aus
Song Bead BET SpftngfieIo, SIS, am 2. B.
Sits. colltoirte, purbe beute bel @rauSs Surn
iiberpteisn. SetauatIi4 tameu 3pat Wau.
idlen INNS 2eben.
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StekmdrFfe.

@btcagO, 13. 5ept.-9ie 3ufubr bon
Sdmeiusr beltefsn iib nuf $4,000 Stif,
Serisnbung co; bic Brstie ourtirteu ami.
den $3-2J uuO Rtu0uteb: .3ufubr
5000, Serieuoung 900; Beetle pcttirteu
spiidsu $3.50 unb $6.40.-Sdaa,e: Gu.
fubr 600, Serieubuug 1900; EGeiIe ucsttrten
3pii6en $2.25 uub $3.70.
9 Fonts, 13. Ssptsmber.- .-R,n1pteb
3ufubr 300, Serienbuns 1900; Bretie part
trten spti6sn $3.50 unb $6.35.-5dweine:
3uIubr 5000, Serienbung 1900; Bfetis uurt'
trten 3piiden $50 unb $5.15. - Sdaafe:
3nfutr $500, ssrfenOuug 91C); I ie.ie bart,
irten ;pti9en $3.50 uub 1926.
Ga ff=0tbertp, Beuui., 10. Se5t.-
&inboieb: 3ufubr 1891; Brsiie uarttr;sn ,uts
Iten $3.50 unb $6.95.-Shwetue: 3ufubr
$500; Bretie partirteu 3piiden $5.1O uno
$5.50.-Shuafe: 3ufubr $500; Breiie bari,
:rtea iptiden $500 unb S4.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-14
epFalbertAte aus gBafbinatpn.
nEsufftbcs gSaifenbaus." - SrrtSfun. - Ssi'
.-Aufregsnee Scenr i'm Ebeater.

,,ECuffdbcs Baifenhaus." - SpecSfdH. - 3ei'
Aufresenrs Scene i'm Ebeattr
g8aibiugton, 10. September. - Rit
Der yteferung BON llnifornfiideH fir ote
0gfetropOlttan. BoItSet" ftHo ote 9ebrii0er
Roienfelo bon Baltimore betraut tporoeH.
- Srau Gliia Rtrf, cine Der dltefteH BE-
rOhnerinneu pen Sauop Spriug, Ofo.,
itarb ge'tern GbenO tn geuanutem Srte in
bobem Alter.
- Baul &. Snmbrid, beiien Satin In
Der GGbe uOn atlauttc. gttp am 9ieuItaa
Selbfmoro beging, mar friiber Sfii1ter IN
Der con0oertrten 4rmee uuo bsigt eineu
Srhlahen In bteier Stabt.
- SH Der gefrtaen regelmGBigeu Ser.
lnmmlun9 oeS 8trettortumS bes ,,8eutIdleu
NollsnbnuIeS" muroen 3umetf &outineaes
ldldtte uerbanbelt. Der UiouatSbertft 6eS
9ausoater6 ptes. mad, Oa6 Der 4utalt nam.
bate @e'tlenfe 3u3emanot Duroeu, mofiir
nnS 0trettortum Den freunbltdlen @eberI
lstnsu 2ant ausIpradl. Im 10. Sttober
mtro sum 8eRen Oes Waiieubauie8 in ,, 10
nsr's gale" Elm &Ouiert, Uerbuu0eu nit
2Beater unb gau, fiattfiHbeu.
- Sr. 3. 3. g8arusr, BrlFOent Der
SdlulbehOrbe, bat Den SeihluB eiugebra6t,
oaB Ste SduIen iuipiiirt tperoeu iOdeu, nm
3u ermttteIH, melde SorfidtSmnBrEgelu gc.
trOffeH iino, ole Rinber bet'm 4usbruh etl
mes 6Gugr5 ober eiuas 8anit8 Al retteu.
- Gtne gldH5eaOe isrleltttlbe Sr0uunQ
muroe gefern bonn Rabbiner Steru in Der
Spnugoge Oil Der s. Sra6e uou,ogeu. Die
gliidltGle Sraut mar Sri. Sanuab g0roltu,
ger Ton bier, DER Grdutigam Sr. . 4lomou
&eta bon ysabuille, Col.
- Sames gStllon, Elm iunger 9iaun ans
Sf.Buihiuqtou, ffauo beute glorgen inter
Der anI6ulOigung Der SbterQudgeret 30.
ge.idt. &ie 3eugeu iagtsu Gus, oaB Oat
luuge Ntann in bitrunfenen1 i3ufau0e ba8
Yferb zines 2fthRna. SsfBer8 70 unmeuIhs
LID angeitrerat babe, baB e8 etHe g8Ode bar
auf on ben 6olgeu Der grauiameH 8ebauos
lung CereH6et lei. Ribter Yiils eradtete
$50 ais binreidenbe 5ibuo, tuogegeu be.
SerurtbeiIte GtHiprade erbob.
- @iue auirsgen6e SCeue ereigu"te iid1
aeiterH &beno i'm o9tatiOnalsEbeater." gOt
8egtnu Der &Orfteuung srltieuan 3iuei luuge
8amen unb uabmeH rubig plauoeruO threu
StB Elm. Sbnea folgte Oalb oarauf elm fein
getleibeter 9err In 8egleituug etner Dame.
Gud bieie8 Baar iaRte iid), aI8 plOblih Die
cine Der eritermGbuteu 8ameu al prung uuo
ijd miitbeAo auf ben Qerrn fIrite. Die Se.
glettsrtn 0eilelben LOB tn GROCER Gtle. yiur
nit 0'ibe beluOdIte ole BOlt,et Die RaiedOe
uon ibrsm Ylauue-beuu er mor es, Der NIT
bet fiidtigen Dame tin YiebefOerbdltutB
GnQ6tuupft batte-Su treunen, moraHf oa8
Srto ;uidmmeu oaS Gbeater OerlieS.
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Srdnne.

ct. 2ouis, 49,. September. .-giu EbeiG
bes @ebduoes Der Gnbeuier 8uidi1eu
Sraueret brannte beute friib nieoer. Der
Gerluit betrdgt $4,000.
Ntlforo, Rai., 13. Sept.-0te Dell
8affiusrie Der @ebriiOer Srsene nurbe beute
abenb tbsilpetie ourt 6euer 3erftort unb 200
Grbeiter geratber auBer Beidafttsuus. Ber.
luft $4,000.
SIpmptu, 8pOnltpg, 10. Sept.-Gtn
bsute i'm Siireau Oss Seueral=2auomefers
ausgebrodenes Seuer ribtete S6aoen i'm
8etrage BON 100000 an. Nau permutbet
RruuhffiftuuQ,
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SaS Shiffal zines RartpfTeGs
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FtttSburg, Beuns., 13. Sept. - Sol.
Bune, elm Staltener, muroe in Der poraeifri,
gen Radt in Der Ndbe BON @rapeotue In
@efmOrelanb' '@ountg bei'm &nrtoffeIbteb.
ftobl aui etnsnl Ssloe ertappt. gtne Qn,abl
6armer, bic i'm Stntsrbalt lageu, feusrte auf
ben Steb, uno CT tparo BON nlebreren Rugeln
estrpffeu. Gle id1lepptsu tbn oanu mad els
ner @iienbabntreu;ung unb legtsu tbu auf
cos @eleiie, mo er ipdter gefunben murbs.
Fune iif nod am 2ebeu, bic 4er,te beaetdnen
aber ieine Serpuubuug OILS t0otlid. @s
fnb nod fetne Serbaftungeu uOrseHommen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-14
Tranfrcth nnb Ghina.
Strmntbunstn Int sGnnssefereien ibsr eie
anshebteH. - sStteerbrrifeIIuns Der yfHbe
in Canton

ansGdbten. sstererbrrfteGIuns Der Rube
in Sdntpn.
Barts, Is. September. Sournal bes
9sbatS" du6ert In eiuem QeitarttteI Die I'm
hht, oaB bic SaiiS Der llntsrbanolnngeu ;ntz
lfen oemNfarQuts81eng uuo Srn. &haQemel'
Eacour msntgsr ginftg fir Srantretd let,
aiS Der BON Srn. .SOuree 3u Bettu geItlOiIene
Sertrng. 9as Sournal ertlGrt, man ioue
ben @btueien 3u oerfebeu geben, baB 5rant.
reth'8 8unid nod Grteben nidt obAe @reu'
sen 1T. = DStgaro" tbetlt nit, Der brttti9e
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unterreourg nit @bauemel 'QacOur gebabt
unb Den Mtni Ter nnf bic lladtbetle aufnerts
iam gemnd5t, pel9e Scn europaiiteu SdHs
bells Sntereiien 0urd bic frau;0Iiid) 6iueIis
iden Sermtdelungeu 3ugefiigt psroen.
GOnbOn, 13. Sept. - Eriuotuadrtdteu
ana Canton, @bina, ergebsu, oaB bic 9e'
idaite ieit bem fiir;ljdlen lufrubr in ieHer
Staot nteoer nufgeuOmmeu mor6en fno. @S
bsFuoen pdl MIR prntle auSldubii6e RaAfs
leute bort. tntem bas SbeegeidGft iid mad
aEoeren SrteH ueriogen bat. Die 8ep6ltsz
rung upn Canton ftebt i'm 8ufe, Su alien 3eis
ten hOAif anfriibreriih NIB mtoeripeufftg 3u
ieiH. - @tne Bariier 9epeiGe be5 ,9taaz
barb" ertldrt, ot' llnterbaHOlungeu 3piI5en
Der dinefihen @siaubtitaft uu6 oem iran.
30fi6eu Rtriferium bes 2tusmdrttqeu mad
ten BITE befeu 6ortihrttte unb fslteu etHe
irieolde Q0iuug in Qusiitt. @iae anoere
9epeid)e ans Yarts perfiiubet, oaB Der fran.
,Of'te Wintfer oes NusDdrtigen, Sr. 9bals
lenlst.QucOur, nadfens sine laugere lIrlau.s.
retie MAIDEN uno bQB Bremtsrmtntfer 6err1
iuitpiiden bielIfatren bes auspdrttgcu0ttnt'
iiertums oermalteu miro.
8aris, 13. sept. - Die IHSabe ii5er
einr beooritsbenOe llrlauBareie be8 Miuifer8
GbuQlmsl.2acour wtrO btet In QbreNe &c.
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