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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
Guropdti6e Ga6er6eriGte.
-a@e~
SurppGffd1e Natisntru


2onbon, 26. Mdr;. - &0ntgtu 8ittos
ria mar beute i'm Stanoe, Der SaIfe Der tlet=
nsn So5ter oes Ser3ogs Hno Der Ser;ogtu
BON Glbaup bet;umobuen.
Serltn, 26. 0Pdr3. - Raiier @ils
belm perbradte etue rubige Ha6t. Gr BIZ
tete fetn Sett bis l llbr Ra9mittag8 rub
erbob iid bann.
2onoou, 26. WGr3. - Die 60ntgin
tuIrbe uuf eiuPm Roufubte mad Der 6apeqe
sefubren. gtadj Der Gaufe empfiug iie bic
@Gfte i'm 9riineu 8au3tmmer.
,.Rummer Gins."
Subliu, &c. Rdr;.- 9as n6reeman' s
Sournal" giebt on, bic @orrefpouoen3 3tutz
iden pem britiiden Ninifsrtum bes Snuez
rem uno benz amerifnniiden @eianoten Qons
Ell babe bemtrtt, oaB bic brttiifJe Reaies
rung ale Soffuung auf au8lieferuug Der
inter benz Namen yNunlmer Gins" betauuz
ten, gebeimniBpousn Beriou aufaeaebeu
babe. yRummer Gins" beiBe eigertlidI Sus
rer uno iei bis gum erifen Gage 6es Serbors
bes Senun3ianten @arep in Dublin aeblies
ben. Sterauf lei er iiber Sul, Bremen uuo
Suore nod NeipsgOrt entfloben. gpuer foQ
Elm gfitglieo oss Sonooner SolontdrCorps
geweien ieiu.
Die iriiden sBlbIer in amerita.
2ontou, 26. Rdr3. - y0ailD Gele.
graph" erfldrt bic augabe, baB bic 8egtes
rung cine brohen6e Hote Setreff8 Der iriIden
8lbler in amertta mad @afbiugtou ges
fdtdt babe, fir abiurb. 9as Slatt ertldrt,
bic gIeid9iIttge SaItuns Der ameritantideu
9le9ierung hiniidtlth Der 8aieret ieuer
0tdnner iei ioentiih nit berjeniger, tuelde
Gnglane bon ieber gegen pOlitiide 6lii4t.
lin9e beoba6tet babe.
Ssrfebonene 6ifberfabr,euse.
Sull, 26. Rdr;. - Die Better BON 90
6tiGerfnhr3eugeu, pelte ieit bsm Sturm
am 6. b.M. peridoleu iinb, babeu alle Sofis
ming aufgegeben. Wiau ihast, baB 1876
Psrioneu ertruntsu iiuo.
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Nurhnebrdnnt.

Gan 6rauatsco, 26. Rdr;. = 8m.
Sorace Stngarb, Der betaunte S9auipieler,
1T BON bier burdgebraunt uns bat bic
Grippe, beren 0trettor er mar, i'm Stide
gelaieu. Die Witslieber Der Sruppe bnbsu
ibre fdltgen Salare srbalten, iebod mar
2tugaro uerpflidtet, ibnsn Bei0rberuug mad
bem Often gu peridaffen. 2ingarb iOn iibri.
gems stsle unbeiablts Rs6uungeu 3urid gss
lafeu babeu.
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Sin intsrrf1nnter Nlfnrnnrn.ea

St. goutS, 26, Ut1r3. - SIN @rtnttz
nalgeridte begunn beute Der Bro,eb gegen
9IuiieG Sroun unb Yatrid O2c@lem iuegen
Der am 90. Sannar 1882 periibten Grr1or,
bung Der Trau Sarab Senrietta 9orris,
Satin bes Generals 9eorg 3. 9orris.
9tuiieu Sropu, elmer Der Ingeflagten, 1T
elm gntel Der grnioroeten. 9Sie er bel Ietner
furs mad benz Serbreden bier erfolaten
Serbaftuug etngeftano, bate er uuo Der
SdanfnGrter Wc@letp, elmer ieiper funrz
pane, bic in elmer Sorfabt pobnenoe @retz
fin 3ur gfaft;eit iiberfalleu, iie Su So6e gez
ipiirat nnb oanA oeri9te6ene 8ertbia1en
aeranbt, aarunter iogar Die 9iamantriuae,
rel6e bic grmorbete an ben Singeru trug.
Wc@len tpuroe eiuige Gage ipdter in Chi
caQo etnaefangen. - Der Stftrittsannalt
erfldrte heute; bic BON Der goroners Surn
pernommenen 3eugenausiageu re6tfertigten
feline Noroantlage uno er CLAUDE midi, oaS
Die anseflasten bic 6rau 9orrts su ermors
ben beabitdtigten. Ste mdren bsrett, fih
bes Sobtid1ags i'm erifen 9raoe i9ul6tg gu
erflaren Hnb er erlpfeble, oaB bas 9ertdlt
Sies acceptire uno bic 9efangenen III sebn
Sabreu Yudtba1s uerurtheile. Der Rttlter,
bteriiber erifaunt, bebielt ii9 ietne gntidei>
buna bis 3 llbr Nadnittags Dor, nm oas
9enanib III priifen. Gr ertiGrte alsoaun, er
lei III Der 4nidt gelangt, baB eutpeber
Moro i'm erfen 9raoe ooer Gobtidlag TN
orttten @rabe porliege, unb er t6une besbalb
nidt auf ben Yoridlag oeS 9ifrittsanpal>
tes eiuaeben. Ser YroseB tpuroe alsbaun
begonnen unb etne Surq suiammeu seisst.
SeIbftmcrb zines 3p6lfjdbrisen.
Subfon, I.sg., 26. Rdr,. - 6rant
Gearing, Elm sp0lfidbriger &uabe, begtna
beute in Canaan, R.sg,, Selbfmorb bird
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lie Spfer Ser 0rubenfatC CftrOpbc
III Sraipnppb.

8raiomoob, Sus., 26. Wdri.- Wes
uigfeus 2O00 Nienifen maren seItern nm Die
y&jamono Yiine" DeriaElGielt, tuoem oa5
2luSpumpen beS gSaher8 berettS AM Sams
ftGg Nbeuo polIeHeet lporoeu mar mo Die
Ssrau&beiOroeruug Der Spfer Der Satatroz
pbe pom 16. 6ebruar geifern beginneH iOlte.
Sic mad ben 2etden SufenoeH batten nit
Qelnmano iiber;oQene Sragbabreu uno Sdrs
ge mttgenommen. Shr Sorortn8en tuurbe
iebr eri6mert, oa sic Sriimmer Der Die 9rus
benosde fiiiteuoeu YfeiIer, meld)e etngeitiirSt
pareu, ibnen ben 2Seg Uer'perrteu. Grt
ge9eu Gbeno tuursen 6 Qeiten gefunbeu.
Gle boten eiren Ifreflideu 2lubliG. Gtuer
btr geruuglddteu bielt ietuen &eiIel, in
meldem f6 ba8 WtittG9seifen befunOeH bat
ie, trampfbaft In Der Sauo, uuo Elm auOerer
bate ieine b0l3erne Sabad8pfetfe nod 5pt-
Iden oeu 3Qbneu, tpQhrPno ELL 8rittsr Ilh
oas Saitentu6 Dor ba8 @eitt georidt
batta 8te @ef6ts3iige maren ntDt ms4r
III erfennen. Dtnn bob bic 2etfen nit groz
ben 3angeu auf Die Sragbabren. 9llS iie an
Ser Miinoung bes S6aftes aulangten, err
folaten Sseneu Der Srauer un0 oeS 2Sebtlaz
sens. Siele W6nncr uno 6raueu metnten
ten un6 i6ludSten laut, un6 mehrere SraIcn
fielen in Sbnmadt, alS ite Die oerjerrteu
@et6tsSiige Der Spfer erbItdten. @8 bauers
te bis Ulitternaht, ebe iid bic auf8eiunbenen
2eiten auf Der SberfIGde befaubeH.
Ste erIte 9eife, peldle ioeutttitrt muroe,
mar biejenige Yatrid 9Gau's, neIfe BON Ell
Rem tlstnsn Spbne oes llugliidltden ertaunt
wurbe, Ob9lstd bas @eitdt anfgeounien uuo
eutiteut mar. 9(uBer 28uu muroen nod 3met
Spfcr ibenttfi,trt, ndmltd gSm. Sanien uuS
Sob. Subsr. 0as 4uiiuden Der GeiWsn miro
beute fort9eiett.
gis beHte Mittag maren 26 gstdan aufs
geiuuben uuo 16 berielbeu tOcntiiBirt. Die
ibenttfi;trten Spfer fuo; Yatrif ySau, So
Iepb Grttb, Soiepb Carroll, Srant SlOB,
Niitbael Sauron, Sobn SObniou, Mattbem
0ietmOnb, Sobn @oGougb, 2lutOn 0embrOS.
fp, auGuit YuleutiS, 6raHt yRerrp, 9aniel
Wcgu6e, Sobunn BrOdeuau, Sermauu llms
ber, Sobn 8opo unb SObu gltftus. Gat=
;ebn geihen puroen beute 4benS beerotgt.
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Sranbe.

8run8mid, Mo., 26. 0tdr;. - Sens
nebb & &en3lep'S 3abudSfGbrit brannte in
'perg giaft uieoer. &erluit etwa
$4,000. Rau permutbet SrauOfiftuug.
gGabpeton, 9atota, 2G. Wtdrj,-OaS
@eri6tagebdube fir 8tdlanos@ @ouutp tuurbe
geiiern eiugedidert. Serluit $4,000, Der
iiderung $4,000. Die atten puroeu ge'
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eSreideSbrphen.

Ptttsburg, Yeuui., 26. RGr3. 81
@ongreBmitglteb SbOmpiOn aus Butler,
Ysnni., mslder inter Der 4ntlage Dor Sc:
ribt ftanb, eine Shulbperi9retbung bon
$500 auf $4,000 erb0bt ,u habeu, tpuroe beutc
entlafien, inbem ber Staatsannalt ut6t i'm
Stanbe mar, Setpetie fiir bic Sdulb oes
0uoPfInotPu hei,ubriuoeu.
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Sabnunfda.

Sort 6atrfieGb, Ne., &c. 0tdrs. -
2lm letten Samitase brad Elm Gtab an etuert
6radtSuge Der nNem'Srunsmtd-S Sahn," ais
6elielbe gernbe iiber Die Runtacs Bride fubr.
Mclrere init &artoffelu uub Stdrte befrudz
tete @aggOns ipuroen bierbur4 aus bem
@eleiIe In ben 90 6uB inter Der Bride bers
fltr6enbeH Strom geporfen. Der 8erluft
petr6Qt $4,000. gtiemano iuuroe uarleBt.
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sRm. 9umberman's W6rSer

giblanb, 8, 26. @drs. - Sderiff
gates begab fi9 gtfern uad Bolt uno Der,
baftete 9. Soru u. B. @ribbes ais Die Ui6r.
Ser @m. 9umberman's, beifen idredltb
uerfiiimmelte 9eid)e tiir3ltd) aufgefunben
purbe. Ser Coroner bat bic .2eidenIdau
p.ridobeu, inbsm bic Radbaren Die @efau.
seuen IN l9ndsn brebeu.
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9anif unter ben 01dubi9ern elmer
Sbdrbduf.

Newbnrgb, N..y., 26. Mdr,. - Sn
SOlse zines @sriidts, beHen @nttebung
man fd nift ertldren tann, eutfuno am
Samitage Elm tleiuer Stun" gegeH Die Neps
burgber Sparbuut, tuelde gu Ben iolioeten
lnfaltsn bes 2anoes seb6rt. @s wurben
etpa $25, 600 ausbe5ablt. Der Sturmlauf
bauerte beute fort, uno bic 8ant be3ablte
peitere $25, 600 aus. Die IftiOa Der Sauf
betrugen i'm Sunuar nod benz Marttmertb
$4,500,G00, bic Serbinoiidteiteu qegeu Die
8epoiitoren $3,854548, 10 SaB Elm ueber.
idub BON $669, ,432 oerbauben 1T. Seit So
mar bat teine @inidrumpfuuB Der 8ertbe
ftattsefunbeu, 10 bab ole Sant UolltOmmen
sublunsafabtg 1T. Ser Sanfprdibent, Grz
senator 3. Q. ct. SObn, bat eltlart, baB
bic Sanf,9epoFtOren ibr @eIo babeu t6us
nen, iobulb fie es uerIanseu.
(SpGtsr. y Ser nGun" 1T jett beenoet,
unb oas i3utrauen unter ben 9epOTtOren
tpieber heraeItellt.
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9l0tliGe8 Slbleben zines Snaes
nieIrnffi tier&

8ofton, 26. Mar3. - Oberflieutenant
6ranfltu Sarpoob bonn 8unoes,Sugenteurs
Co9pS muroe beute friib ais 2etde in ieineut
Bette i'm hteiigen DYourg's Sotel" gefuu.
ben. Gin Irit bat erflGrt, Der COB iet in
Solge etnes Strnidluges etngetreten. Der
8erftoi beue ItauIu1te aus RhooezS SSlano.
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9wsi SiuSer IN SpSe Derbrduut,

Des 0toiues, SO., 26. Dfar;. - Die
Robnung Der Truu Bruce nabe 6tfteIb
brannte in Der gtadt bonn lebten Samitage
nteOer, uuN 3pei atnoer tameR in ben 6Iams
men I'M.
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SAGanecn ais 9cbcusocrnid,ter

Per bnr9 GiftIdIaugeu berbeigefibrte
gebsnSuerIuit in SuOten 1T faf unglaubltd
grOB. 8ct bic Sdpinbiutt, gerabe 70 IL
ft9 uno unbetluOu, pie bas t0otlthe 8epttl
Snoten's, i6ltHgt ibre 9iinge um EauienOe
BON gteni6eu, p6brsnb ibre Inueienbeit
ben Spferu unbsmust lit. Or. 8. y.
Pterce's Golden Medical Discovery" (gol.
osne mebiiiniite @utbeduug) muB anges
man6t perben, Inn oaS BlRt BON ben ifros
phul0Isn unretut9teiteu gu befreien; beuu
tuberfulSie Sdnin0iu6t III nur etue Borm
bon Sfropbslfranibeit. Golden Medical
Discovery" ifi Elm por3Hglt9es SeiImtttel
gegsn alle Sormsn BON StrOpbeltrantbett,
tpie @eidwiilits, Sdwellungeu, @eidtplire
ifropbHl6s b0is Qugen, iotuie gegeu anoere
Sluts unb SauttrautbrtteH. - Sst Apotbs'
fern. (72.4.6t&p13)
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a q. Rern
Meiuc Scrreu unS Samen

Mle Geint. 9eriInitaItunaen tpie Ninnen, Souimers
Iproiisn 2eberflede iiberliiss Saars unb Run;eIrt
perheu auf tie 9auer enternt, unb Jeint Saare unS
Sdnbe unkettrat beri6Dnert urb auf Sabre binau5
beriirgt turd Or. 9. San Ipd. Ser. sOS, H.
gtrase, 9Safbiratcu. .. 6. adnn man ,tidt per.
iDnIit bpripreter, 10 ienNe uen cine 8eibreibuns
ieines SALES nsbit hrsi 9refmarten fir bic Gntpcrt
Elm. (Sebr. Il, ,3Nte)
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Seftiser Saueeftnrm.
s8interwetter in Sirstnicn une seores
SurpIiuu.


9pu6burg, Sirg.. 2G. Rar;. - Sin
iffttger Shueefurm berri9te bier DOR &C.
fern Nbeuo bis beute friib. Oe1Iid uOu
SnAGbura idueit eS 8egsuparttg nOf, IuS
her Stnrm utrmt on 0eittgfsit gu. Gtele
2sIegraphsnleitungeH ituo umgemsht.
Petersburg, Sirg., 26. MdrS.-Gs
idncite beute ben ganSeu Gag iiioliA ton
gSeloor, N.s@., am 9eleile Der ,Raleigbs
@afOner Babu," uub Der Sfuee Iol feueus
peiIe 10 3oQ ttef liegeu. Der nOrolth be-
ftmmte Sradts uno Ysrioneu;ug aus bsm
Sii6eu traf beute gadmittaa in 6olge oe5
tieIen Shues'S bret Stunoen oeripdtet eil.
Son goIIc unS SamiIie famcu 6eute auf
orm g8sge bon gfelo. Yort mad Sadiouptle,
Sla., hurd bic bieiiae Staot.
&aIetgh, N.s&., 26. Rdr;. -- Sue
iiaIospeffeu ser biefigen 3eituugeu melosu,
CAP Der geftrige uuo beuttge SAneefau in
g,oros@arolina aueS bis jeBt 0agtueieHe
iibertrtfit. Sn @rcenSjorougb ltegt Der
@nuee ;ipei SuB unb BET Seuoeriou ioear
6ret Tu6 tiei unb Der Sturm bauert nod
fort. Die SelegrapbenbrG5te BON 9reeHS.
borougb mad bsm RorSeu lteqen 'll Boosu,
uEo in Sfittrsu fiuo mehrere Sduler inter
Gem @emi1te ees Sd,ues's eingeitiirjt.
9itdmOno Sirg}, 26. WtGr3. = Se.
rid]te BON Tuntten al Der DRtbmOuo= Dam
oiuer Eabn," iiiolid BON Charlotte SouRtp,
rnS an Der yYieomout &irs 2iHie" in gEocos
Carolina melbsu, oaB Der geteru 4ben0
etngetretsne S9ueefurm bsute nod fort.
oaueIt.
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HNolning without LabOurl"
HOREHOljHD&1AB
Cur SetluHg bon
Suften, Grfdltun9sn, 4t6ema
Sei6perbeu mnS allen SAILS,
Gnftr6brcn1 un6 &unI
eenlciSen, tpeI6e 5ur
q hipinbfuAt
fnbren.

3teies untriigIids SetlmitteI beffebt aas
benz SOnig osS neiBen auborRz Straud1es
in demiiaer SerbiHbuug NIT Cheer Bal.
iam Der ans benz 2ebensfafte bes WaI6.
baumes SaIium=8anue sesOgeu uiro, Obsr
nit GileadsSalIam.
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Der grOBe @arneuat in 8e f.
m n fer. - 3elegrapbiihsn 8ertdten all
ben y 3sutideu @orreiponoenten ,nfolge
mar gSefminfter geftern nit Sreuoen ges
iilut, uno ba8 g8etter 10 giiuilig pte
nan nur trgenb erwartan touute; uur bic
Stra6rn bItten ettpas iauberer iein t0uuen.
I'm II llbr formtrte iid Der grobe Seit3ug
inter 6lBruns beS Sberfeu gSiliam y.
NlGul5bp, uno es iflo1ien itd tbm etDa 200
Ditt9Iteber Der v@roben Irmee Der Gepubs
lii" on nit bsm y8iIiousB sBoiteu" un6 oei,
ZEN Srommler>@Orps an Der Spise.
IS folgten bic gebeimni6UOleH 9eieqIhafz
ten, bas 8eitmtnfer Seuerpehr s0epartes
meut unb ifllieblt9 bic etgentlife SdaltSs
narren &btbeiluug, Die iiberaa jubelHb be-
grlBt !pur6e. gS 6auerte anoertbalb Stuns
ben, bis Der 6ef,ug einen gegebeueu Buntt
paiiirte. 9as in je6er Stniidt burdDaus ges
luugsne Seft itloB gefern abenb nit etnem
9lan3enben Bale i'm "gtontour SouIe" ab
2eioer fcblte es aber 8efminter au9
ni6t an unangeuebnen @difen, unb ba
Dies uorber3uIebeu mar, begabeu Ii9 bic Bite.
iiqen beibsn @ebeimpoli3titsu 9roife uno
Seibolb ebsufaQ8 bortbtn. Ste finb uidlt
pergebens ba gepeien, beun Iie uerbafteten
stpei betannte 9aihenOiebe, gleb SuQn unb
Soibua UluIsp, tuelhe cine Dame beItobleu
baben iolen. Seibe rper6en am S5reitaa Elm
gerb0r Al befehen babeu,
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Aus Der 9taatSbauptGfqbt.

InnappIts, &c. N1Gr;. - GnnapoIi9
ihpel9te beute i'm Seitiubel uno in oein Itol=
sen Semubtiein cines wabrbaft glanenOeu
Grfolgesi beluie8 e3 bod fflageno, oab es
nod Iehr lange nift eiAe berbIiiben6s, ionz
bern pielmebr eiue lebensiGbiqe uno etues
groBen &ufIdmungS 6urdauS fGbtge StaSt
if. 0tun bercduet, baB benz llnBuge uim.
etma 10000 3uidauer beimobnten, b. B..
mebr SremOe, ais auuapolis ie Su etuer uno
berielbeu 3stt 3stt anf ietHen StraBeu geIcbeu
bat.
Die Stubt iel6f prangte TN 5lagaeuz
idmude, uno ibsrau rubte Die Qrbett: bas
Ietter mar Elm oerbGltuiBmdBtg gitufttges,
otgleth btsmeileu idnere Bolteu ben SOnz
nenlhetn oerountelten, uno 10 fam Der gez
merblthe llm;ug inter 2ettung oes Boitmet,
tiers Wtunroe @rafton obne lluterbredung
81 Gnbe. Gr beftano aus iiber 300 Bferoen.
Die Utilt3 marIG)irte an Der Site, uno i'm
.3uge bffanoen itb etDa ie68 Dtufts@ Corps.
0et6er eretgnete fd FUR; Dor abmarid bes
I3ugeS Elm beoauerltder llufaQ, tnoer elm
QSagen ungenorfeu uno babel eine iuuGe
Dame, Sri. 0tarD Sdimeuant, ifltmm uers
lett purSe. gtne Sauptfigur i'm .3uge mar
Die REORGANIZATION oes 8aroHs bon Ralb.
Der etgentIite gemerbltde llm3ug beganu
nm II uhr uno bauerte 3pet Stuu6eu; in
Inn 3ethneten iId] beionoerS Die g8ageu oon
0Abams' @rprebs& s&ompagnte" unO bteIents
gen ber DgaltimoresGbtosg tosgrpre5s s@Ompag.
ME-" iotute 3abIreidle auoere, gum Gbetl
h0dff impoiaute 3arfeuuugeH aus. Der
Staat 0iargIano mar 6Urd ben Staat8s
Sstretar Srtscoe pertreten, urb 0Iagor uno
Staotratb bsfauben fd ebeuial8 i'm 5ef.
;uge. 9teisr ielbft mur6e bon alien @aten
auf'8 S6dfte beIObt. 9as SET idloB am
Abeno nit einem Salle in ben 04iiemblps
Gooma," ipeldsn bas garnspal.&omtte III
gbren Der @ouuerusurS @aroe unO oeS
2nnapoIiisr gluiits@orps CAB. Gr mar etu
iiberaus gldn3enber uub tptrb lauge in Der
@rinneruna Der ShgiInshmer hlciten.
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28sr bas gftttel gcbrau9t bat, iagt, bas
Hale's Honey Of HorehCund and Tar bet
alien Geibeu Der atbmungsOrgane puuOer.
bar betlium, unb OuB istue 8trfung etus
ungepOhnliG idnels III. Gs eutbalt Rt6ts,
baS ben giagen it0ren t6unte; aud bat es
etuen auBerorOentli9 augenebmeu @e.
idmad.
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pnlfnniithe lLrahriitlr.


8ClfGit, 26. NldTl. - Der PrOicB ges
Ren iehs neitere giitgIi5Osr Der o2lrmagb.
&iiafiiuattonzSocietg" nabm tcute Dor Dem
&td]ter Vapiou ietHan 2tuiang. &ronanpalt
W'urpbg tetonte in ietnst Gr6fnuugsrcoe
Den llmituuO, ZAP Burns, aI3 oerIelbe in
1850 III Srlano Gnlaugte, I'M oen 0torNs
bnu0 iu nrsoniFseu, Die uorOameritanNbe
6laGge All ieIHer g&Obnuug in @roBnaJtiu
QufhlEte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27

8tnbern gepdbren feline ltuSernbsu
Gigenidaiten Wenn bteielbeu an 8rauus
unS SeufhuRen leibeH sroBen Ruteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
Butler uuS bic 2pIbateuheimath

Der Brafbent bat bon ben 8srltuer Bait
Tiers Braid & 8otbeniteitf eiue ipettere
Snn1me BON 4500Wfart BON jener 6irma, bic
iur lluterifiisuug Der RotbIetbenben in ben
iberidmemnlten 9egeuben Der Sereinigten
Stauten geiammelt wuroe, erbalten. 9as
@elb murbe Sebufs Sertbetlung benz Gens
tral=@omtte Der "amerifaniiden Ilioctation
bonn rotheu freu,e" iibernteieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
s. 81. SrittentDit,

gtr. 1t5, Sutton, s3truBe, Rep- -gOrt.
Pttes 3abnw eb. b.Erop fen fl.ri.
zen in elmer 9liuute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
selBftmorS zines 3p6lfjdbriaen.

Subfon, N.<g., 26. Rdr,. - 6rant
Gearing, elm sw0lfidbriger &uabe, begtna
beute in Canaan, R.sY., Selbfmorb bur6
Grbaugen. Seiu ROtiu 1T nidt betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27
sis 2pannune irnifd,su 5cItidiaie une


2onGpu, 2G. War;. - Ser Berltrer
@orrriponNCnt res yStarSarS" erfldrt, Der
Npouiite Geianrte all 0autittan0 ict I'M
gegrifia, cine llrlaubsrejic uu;utreteu uno
Weroe anld6ltt Der ;miideu Dcutihlauo
EHN Spnnien herrihenoeu Spanuuug in Se=
8uq oui bic 5OI0b9abcn wabtTaeiHIid Uitt
;ur.td icbreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-27

Brets- so GentS unO 81 Die SlaIds;
Die gr0bteu 6Iaideu fn0 bic biuigten.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08
How He Won Her.
A Romance of oosnocton High Life.
[Chicago Tribune.l

[Chicago Tribune.l
nCeeilei"
Eyes, papa"
She arose-a brown-eyed, brown-haired girl
with rare grace and sweetness in her manner
and approached. Piercval Deadwood
pushed aside the mass of paper that lay on the
desk before him and gazed steadily, almost
fiercely at his daughter. She returned the
gaze with timid, hesitating, May-corn look,
while the rosy bushes of maiden modesty
chased each other across the fair young feat
ures and leaped outward into the great beyond.
"What brings young FreliDghu7sen here SO Of
| temp" asked the old man.
"His feet, suppose" was the answer, In
| low, shrinking tones. 81 noticed that he had
| them with him the last time he called" land
| the girl shrank instinctively against her bus
| tie.
81 want no nonsense" replied the father
| 81 have called you here to talk about your fut-
ure: You must make wealthy marriage"
"Papal'
do not interrupt me" he continued. q
| have spoken my piece, and have only to add
| that am Hard Man from Way-back"
Sobbing as if her heart would break, Cscile
| went slowly to the sofa and sat down with a
| dull, sickening thud.
She had broken her hustle
Suddenly she arose. 81 love Herald Freling-
huysen," she said, "and will marry no other
man."
Two minutes later she was doing up her back
hair
"You are sure you love me?"
"Can you doubt me?" asked Harold.
Eyes" replied the girl, 81 can, but have
decided not to'-and kissing him warmly, she
went away
Spring in Coshocton.
Pierciyal Deadwood is again seated at his
| desk.
"You expect young Frelinghuysen to-day?n
| he says to Cecile.
| Yes, papa"
Even while they are speaking the door opens
| and Harold enters
"Have you come to redeem your promise?'
| asks the old man, scnrnfully.
| 81 have,' is the reply, and Harold places
| $4,000, 900 in bonds on the desk
"How did you get this money, and where
| have you been all winter?"
Drawing himself up proudly, Harold an
swered: 81 am a retired sandbsgger from
| Chicago"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08

bat" Thus, the most impressive Of all sayings
are probably those of great rulers who con-
trived to embody the profound confidence
they felt that life of command was before
them in few weighty words. Julius Casar's
"Veni, vidi, vici," and his question to the
skipper who feared for the loss of his boat,
"What d6st thou fear when Caesar is on board?"
or his dsdainful apology for an unjust divorce,
Caesars wife ought TO be free even from
suspicion" are likely to be in everyone's
mouth as long as the world lasts And so,
perhaps, is Napoleon's, 81 succeeded not
Louis XIV, but Charlemagne," and the same
great mans remark, 'sImagination rules the
world" and, 81 ought to have died at Water
loo"
But the most influential Of all great sayings
are those which combine great force and
weight of character with precept, expressed
or Implied. Thus, Cavour's remarkable
prophecy, written seven-and.twenty years be-
fore Its fulflment, "In my dreams, I see N.Y.
self already Minister of the Kingdom of
Italy ,"--the most impressive of all precepts to
have faith in great national cravings,-or,
again, his expressive saying, "In politics, moth
ing is so absurd as rancor''; or, 81 will have no
state of siege; anyone can govern with a state
of SIEGE" will do more 10 keep Italy united, to
keep her government statesmanlke, and to
keep her people free, than reams of argument
from men less memorable and less potent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08
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The Silver Coinage Folly.
[Buffa 0 Express


In connection with the silver coinage two
striking statements from the New York Even
ing Post are worthy of consideration and
should attract the attention of Congress First
that "the outlay of $24 100000 and more annu.
ally for the purchase of silver bullion to be
coined has not only failed to introduce silver
largely into circulation, but it has not even
bad the effect, as was hoped by the owners of
silver mines, to keep up the market price Of
silver. The latter has recently declined about
three per cent, so that we lost nearly S3.0O0.-
COO on the value of our stock of unused silver
by depreciation" And, second, that chad The
animal expenditure of more than 1924. DOC. 900
for the purpose of silver bullion to swell the
pile of idle money been used in decreasing the
national debt, the interest we have to pay
would have been reduced about 81 100000 last
year, while we lost nearly So 600 900 by the de-
probation OF our stock of silver"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08

EVER since the organization of Wisconsin
as state the public lands have been sold at
$125 per acre, and fortunes have been made
in them. A bill to advance the price to
SO is before the state senate, and the as
sembly has adopted joint resolution with
drawing the lands from sale until change
in price is made.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08

BEFORE the election of United States Sem
atorin Colorado, the Denver News remarked
Bowen is as dead as Julius Cesar" After
the election the Denver News remarked /:
"Julus Caesar is not as dead as we have
been led to believe" Perhaps tue Colorado
Legislature looks upon the Senate of the
United States as rat.hole.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-08

A DEMOCRATIC tipstaff of the Pittsburg
criminal court lay dying last week, and in
the hope of his speedy departure, 227 Demo-
Gratis applied for his place; bnt when it was
given out that he was dead, over 100 addi-
tional applications were filed before the sun
went down.