davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-07-06

The athletic entertainment at Crosby Hall Tues
day evening was something new to Brattleboro, and
despite the general pre- JUDGE against this class of
pastme, was largely attended. Unfortunately sever
al athletes from out Of town who were to appear
we're not present. The first set-to was between small
boys and served to put the audience in good humor
by their ludicrous exhibition. Edward Socum Of
Greenfield next performed with heavy dumb-bells
aud showed remarkable ability at handling heavy
weights, putting up two sHty-pound bells with one
hand, with apparent Mcclure and Calvin next
appeared for their first bout at collar and elbow
wrestling, which was won by Calvin on a hip lock
after several minutes Of sharp work Mcclure won
the two succeeding falls, the FIRST cross hin the
second on well executed hip lock. Willard and
McKenny gave an interesting exhibition Of sparriug
aud showed improvement which did great credit TO
their instructor, Prof Haley. They were quite even
ly matched, each giving good hits and parrying we'll
Braham and Cayenaugh also had three lively rounds
aud some lively hitting was INDUCED in Duripa the
evening Edward SlocOm gave a very pretty exhibition
OF juggling Indian clubs, executing some dimcult
moves. The wind-up between Prof Haley and Ed
ward Slooum was the feature Of the evening aud was
a me Illustration OF scientific sparring. Both men
are experts ana many Of the exchanges were almost
100 quick Tor the eye to follow. The quick left leads
ahq wonderful stops of Haley convinced his pupils
pleasant occurrence of the evening On ung6ntle-
manly interruption by an outsider who evidently
wished TO gain by talk fame a wrestler. G. r. Mil
Ter was master Of ceremonies aud with neat speech
presented TO Prof. Haley gold watch, the gift Of his
brattleboro pupils.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room No l-Hon, Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge.
Louise stoekinger VS.. Henry Stockinger.
Diverse granted
Carrie Thomas VS.. I. & V. Railroad Company
ct al; suit for damages. Plaintiff dismsses as
to the L. & V. Railroad Company.
Sluker, Davis Il Co. Va. William II. Watson ct
al; suit on contract On trial by jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
VIM. o. CulbertsOn vs. Mary E. Cubertson;
divorce; grounds, cruel treatment. Taken under
Amusement.
Mary ID, Winter vs. George W. Wagner; de-
mand for wages on account ofserFees rendered
On trial by jury.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis @. Walker, Judge.
Mary A. CrOne VS.. John V. Martin ct al; suit to
quiet title. Finding for defendant.
Matte Carson VS.. Frank Bird; suit for damages.
Dismissed at defendants costs.
Margaret J. McCaslin VS.. Edward II. Wolf ct
al; suit TO quiet title. Dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
Christopher Zimmerman VS.. Peter P. Cooking
ham; suit on account. Jury found $9l 35 for
plaintiff.
Eliza Cavett VS.. Abraham Klmber; suit for
pOssessl on of real estate. On tria! by Jury.
Jesse Reynolds ct al. VS.. George f. Adams; suit
on Judgment. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Nat c. Carter Phillip Franklin; an appeal
from Justice of the peace. Dismissed at plain
tiffFs COSTS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
Minor Court Pickinrs.

Judge Howe has taken under advsement the
divorce case of William o. against Mary L. Cul.
bertson, in which q separation is asked gu the
ground of cruel treatment.
Mary d. Winter is suing Dr. George W. Wagner
for compensation alleged to be due for services
rendered in nursing him through a long illness
Judge Taylor yesterday granted the petition
OF Louise Stockinger for divorce from Henry
Stockinger, on the charge of abandonment.
The action to quiet title, brought by Margaret
]. McCaslin against ex-AuditOr of State Wolfe,
was yesterday dismissed by Judge Walker at the
plaintiffs cost.
Mention was made several weeks ago OF dam
age proceedings instituted by Carrie Thomas
against the Indianapolis & VinceDnes and Union
Railway Company, in which the complainant
charged that she was sold "a ticket via the for
mer line to a town in Greene county. when she
wanted to go 20 "a station of the Same name in
Clarke county. She now dismisses the complaint
against the first defendant hut holds the Union
company 10 answer for the Irregularities in
volyed. The case is on trial before Judge Taylor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09

Alta meeting OF the Indianapolis Fire Insur.
ance Association, held on Wednesday, and called
for the purpose of taking suitable notice of the
death OF Mr.. George H. Cook, one of its mem.
bers, the following resolutions were unanimous
y adopted
"Resolved, That in the death of George II
Cook, secretary of the Franklin Fire Insurance
Company OF this city. and member of this as
ISOLATION, we have sustained the loss of one OF
our most honored members; the public the loss
OF an honest, upright business man; the church
the loss of II faithful Christian worker, and his
bereaved wife the loss OF ap afRectOnate and dc.
voted husband.
"ResOved, That as token OF respect for the
memory OF our departed associate, we will az
tend his funeral in IA body; and we hereby direct
our secretary 10 procure and deliver, in the
name of this association, suitable floral offer
ing. Also, to present tho family of the deceased
a copy OF these resolutions, and TO place them on
our records, and likewise furnish the city papers
with copies Of the same for publication"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
General News.

Bears are hammerIng stocks and securities so
vigorously that some of the Eastern holders are
said to have become quite blue, and, iudginP
from the remarks on the market by Eastern pa
pers. some are so discouraged that it would be
hardly n surprise were they to see Displayed in
the shop windows, after the style of the valen-
tine display, the bonds and certificates of stock
OF the leading railroads of the country with
such legends as these: ANY VI the stocks in this
window for five cents" "YOur choice of these
bonds, with coupons attached, for five cents!"
Arrangements of Northwestern lines nre drean.
ing the breaking up OF winter, fearing that il
VIII bring disnstsr 70 them II is stated that the
snowfall in the North and Northwest has been
immense, in fact there is now more snow along
the line OF the Union Pacific railroad in Wy0.
ming Territory than has ever been witnessed he
fore in its history. Thirty inches fell on the ST
day OF the present month, and the ground had
previously been well covered. In western Ne
braska, Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and Montana
tho snowfall has been very great aBd general,
and when the vast mass melts every stream will
overflow, 1t is feared
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MILES WITH PAS
sEHGER CONDUCTOR.
few mornings since q journal reporter
boarded the 3:45 A. NJ. train over the Cincinnati.
Indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago for Cincinnati.
The train consisted Of a baggage, n mail-car
three day coaches and two Pullman sleeping.
coaches. The reporter took a stroll through
the three coaches and found nearly every seat
occupied. Notwithstanding the fact that there
were but sixty-four passengers, counting In tho
children, on board three coaches The reporter
met friend IN the forward coach, the smoking
car, and sat down for a chat a few moments
shortly after the conductor came in to collect
tickets In the seat rear of the reporter there
was young man curled M, occupying the most
OF two seats. When aroused by the conductor
ana asked for his ticket he said lie handed II 10
hrn Just after leaving LAFAYETTE. "NOt to me-
eiT," said the conductor; 81 took this
t=ain at indiahaOOiis." "H-lI" said the Young
man. "haye we passed Indianap0lisa Why aid
not that Niger porter wake me up. wanted to
get of there" "Wc," said the conductor ssyou
will have to GO to Shelhyville now ana take the
next train up" "What, ana nay my iareq" eyes
sir, said the conductor "WslI, | will give In.
dianarolls the go by, then, aud 20 ON to Cinoin-
natl; how much do you WANT" ''Three dollars
and twenty five cents, sir"
few seals hack sat another young man en-
route fram Denver To Cincinnati He offered his
ickat. Tue conductor Asanned it, and Returned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
Personal Points.

A. Donaldson, auditor of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi road, was III the city yesterday on official
business,
j. W. Burrows, of st. Louis, superintendent of
the indianapolis & St Louis road, and his pri-
vate secretary, W. ]. shroy, and ]. W. Ransom,
OF Mattoon, master mechanic, spent yesterday
in the city.
John NJ. Tennis travelling agent o: the CONT
mental line, with headquarters at Indianapolis,
died yesterday Mt A. NJ, at Richmond Ind, of
consumption. Johnny, rs ho WAS Familiarity
known, will he missed by freight men and ship
pers in this section, by whom he was highly es-
teemed.
John Douglass, receiver of the Ohio & Missis-
eippi road, will in day or TWO issue his annual
report. and VIII take strong grounds against y
reorganization at present, He believes that 1t
Will he better for all parties to on paying the
Indebtedness ont of she earnings than for the
company to reorganize and create additional
mortgage debt, as has been proposed, and 50
muoh confidence have holders of the stock and
securities of this road in Receiver Douglass that
his views Will have much weight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
Of George +. harrington Secretary of the Rose
Orphan Home in Terre Haute, Vlgo county, In.
diana, until IL O'clock noon, of the 9TH day of
March, A. d. 1888 for the furnishing OF all
necessary material, except brick, and dong all
the work necessary in the erection of the follow.
ing buildings for the Rose Orphan Home, near
the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, to-wit: One
main administration building, one schOOl-house.
one chapel, one large cottage, one small cottage;
all 10 be furnished aud done IN accordance with
the plans and specifications prepared by Samuel
Hann&ford, architect now on exhibition In
rooms IL. Is and Il, up stairs, in the Savings
Bank building, corner Sixth and Ohio streets, III
the city of Terre Hnute. Indiana.
Bids must be made for each department OF
each building separately, classified by the
specifications, viz: Excavation and brick work;
cutstone work; carpenters work and lumber
cast and wrOught-irOn work; plasterIng; paint
ing and glazing; plumbing, gas fitting, galvan-
lied iron, tin work and stating.
Payments will be made as the work progresses
upon estimates furnished by the superintendent
appointed by the Board OF Managers of the Rose
Orphan Home. but a reasonable per cent. will
he reserved from each estimate to insure the
faithful com pletiOn of the work.
Each bid must be accompanied by guaranty,
with two sureries, and must be made upon the
printed forms in the hands of Gift IL Williams
Terre Haute, Indiana, AS no Others will be con-
sidered.
The Board OF Managers of the Rose Orphan
Home reserve the right to reject any or all bids
By order OF the Board of Managers OF the
Rose Orphan Home.
GEORGE e. HARRINGTON, seo'y.
Terre Haute, Iud,, Jan. 81, 1888.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
win Adopt IndIaua,s Law.

Prof. BlOss, Superintendent Of Public Tnstruc-
ton, yesterday received letter from the chair
man OF the committee on school laws In the
Illinois Legislature, asking for a copy OF the In
diana school laws, the main features OF which.
he said. 1t was the desire of the General Assem-
bly, Of that State to adopt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
CONTRACTORS NOTICE.

The Cincinnati Hamilton g. Dayton Railroad
Company VIII receive bids until February 81,
for the grading of the double track from Glen
dale to Schenck's Station, eight ana two-tenths
miles, the company reserVing the right to re.
ject any all bids. Protiles, estimates and
specifications at the Civil Engineers office, cor
ner Of Sixth and Hoadley streets, Cincinnati o.
@. c. WAITE. Vice-P President.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
The o. & Nj. Rapidly Getting Into
Better Shape Financially.
Railroads and Telegraph Wires Again in
Working Order-A Conductors
Experience.
Personal Notice.

Railway superintendent and other officials
are requested to honor no requests for passes, or
other favors, save those directly from John C.
New & Son, from either the business or editorial
departments of the Journal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09

Hon Pierce Norton, Judge.
State vs. Leonardo Falletti, provoke; appeal
from justice of the peace. Acquitted.
State vs. Douglas Hall, assault and battery
On trial by jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09

and resulted yeas SO, nays s3-no quorum.
roll call followed, the committee rose, and the
House adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09

Mrs, o. NJ Curtis. Elkhsrt, used Browns
Iron Bitters with good offeot when exhausted
ana debilitated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-09
OCEAN STEAMERS.
LINE

New York and Glasgow, Liverpool,
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
These tirst-cass full-pOwered steamers Will
sail from New York EVERY TIL thursday.
First Cabin. $50 to $40, according to accom-
mOdatiOns. Return tickets, S1l0 TO $3.50. Sec
Ond Cabin, $40 Return tickets S75. Steerage
outward 500; these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for steerage
passengers from Europe reduced to SOL
Apply to FRENZEL BROS, Agents, As East
Washington street, ALEX. MErZGER Agent, 5
Odd fellows Hall; JOHN II, DIR, Agent, In
dianapolis; AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., General
Agents. SO Broadway, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
Serhecrunaeu burA gtarnte.

2eaOenmO Ortb, &aui., 3. SftOber. -
Gin Uerbeerenuer Gturm tpItbete bier in
bee uOrgefrtgsu gtG6t. Rsbrere 9iuier
murben umaeWebt, Der 3jGbriss Sobu
Charles Bites get0otet unb ote Srau Dtt.
dJuel Naribau's ihltmm osriest.-Su ar'
rtngtOn' Springs murbe 8edsl & Sobu'8
Gaosn umgepsbt un0 5wet BeriOHen i4Itmm
UerleBt.
8ofOn, 3. Gftober. - 8ertdte ans
&bttez ez&tpsrs Suuftton mstNsn, bnB sm0lf
Stunsen long elm befttssr 9fegeu= uub
SGHeefurm nIitbete. Sra9tpaggOns, Die
iiber Die Central, ,8ermonter giienbabn" ia.
men, fpareu nit Sduee bebedt. Der &egen
nor Iebr erniiniAt, oa bic SliiIie unb 8dde
nieoriger tpareu, nl8 Dies iett Swau3tg Sag
rem Der 6au mar. 9te Wtais, uno 6artoffel'
grnote ipurbe burh bic 9iirre fart beeiuz
trGdttgt, unS mas bic aepfel, ,grnbte anbe'
trtft, 70 if Der @rtrag Elm iebt gertuger. Sn
gems gieu @u8Iano bat es beute fart ges
regnet.
YlonaDatie, Sle., 3. Sttober. -
Sstt 10 llbr beute Sormittag hat es bier
ohae llnterbre6ung gei9neit. 9as g8etter
III fQlt uno rauh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .

Bra3tl, Sno., g. Ottober.-SOr etntger
3eit benn6ri6ttgten bic SObIsugraber Die
@rubsnbsfser, bub iie bonn 1. Sftober on
cine gobnerbGbung BON Is Gents pro Gouue
tor6ern pir6en. Die @rubenbefBer ma6teu
ouf etuen @ompromiB 3telen6e Sori6ldgs, bic
iebcdl iuriidgenteien nur6en. @efsru wur6e
jeoe gtiue i'm 9ifritt gaiGlOfsn, uuo $500
grubenarbeiter feiern. Diau glnubt allge'
metu, baB bic @rubenbefber uibt lauge aus.
baIten t0nnen.
8itt8burg, pa, 3. SttOber. - I'm
Samfag ftanben bic 6Iuideu @lasbldier
BON 3. 3. Cunningham g. SO. auf Der
SI0ieits 3ufclge elmer nugetiiubtgten 9erab'
istung Der Q6bue nm 90 BrO3ent aus. 9ts
Arbsitgeber glaubsn, baB Der Qusitano
large oauern pirb, unb m0dten ff NIT
SHOT. llRtonlsutsu oerieheu. Die ar6etter
fiuo euti6lofieu, bis auTs 4euberffe aus3u,
balten. 9as Sdtteben 6tsier 0erte mdre
3noleif bas gingebcu Der leBtan Slai9en'
6Gbrit, tuslds in bteIem 9titritt nod i'm
8etrteb mar. 8ie lauge Der GusfnnO ban.
eru ptrb, If bts iett nod utdt gu ermefen.
Wan inet, baB bte @tgentbiimer Der Senfters
gIas,5 5abrifeu etfrtg bemibt ftnb, eiue Ser
IiGn6iguug nit tbren 2euten an3ubabnen, 10
taB bic Arbeit nteber aufgenOmmen wsrosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
gtene Mn;etgen.
1VNWF "FWOVFCT
Nle beanlprn6en, DIE
Griteu 81 feim!
o.

ga oiebt faun Elm 3leibereei6at IN Der Staet, pas
ridt beaniprht bic beiten wdaren lflo He9F peIes'
Ben su fhren unb ibre 8adren r ipenl9er 9sto emu
ipcbsr III taufen pbsr ansertsen ais trBsno etne ar<
Ssrs girrnn in nieism 2anne, penn niht I'M aan5en
geItal. llnb barn bertdnten ne lpp Dau lPrs @ pt.
ber'dbDu oema6teu elegdnten uno pol[eGInlsn lStlS
Rem tIeiSer III (auf benz 9apter) I'm ID DIS 90 $rpS
;ert biQiaereu 8reiien, alS hre Sonturrenteh' Nni
ps6es bon ben ~ ,n
more ftsbt tpenu man geredt, auri9ttp Ane h1pars
teiif6 urtteiIt bpran2 peI9es II IN per 1pal eas
etite gSir ifnb Ill be6enen nm fur unS telp y stne
ols @usset6 6rlIne 81 bednprudsn Gnsr n'al tay snI
iRteliaentes unb unplrteiiheS YubIttum aHlppItsh.
@enr ieSob irqenb Elm 8uRenn pobl unterftptsteF
WGnter pSer Srduen in eteier Ra6barI9dtt au'9eerI
bert ipirbe has
in Baltimore Al nenilsn, 70 tann noer hen
fem 2fueifel pbpalter. SAT- ta9ltQ I'm Sogls LuA'eY
gtte IN unisr Gtabltiienient uno 19sn odB e an uS
oIs bie tpnoroebenben une berldblhen 3lelnerpanoS
Ter her Stobt eepieien prrhen ete gSIral mon poH
ma in 10 ribmeneer 3siie pribt 1T tstn 9epeluIlB'
8iIfse 8ipaIsn. tpel6e iid an stne etns9e SSes IN,
tlammerr aS mare ne rdtenttrt, per1iePsh % n,
uber bas9ublitum neib, piepir unteren 9rpBsIIg pB
auf ber breiter llnb iideren 8ruueldge perleBtqsI
DetbpSeu unb ;iiid9enper GienltletIn9en anIBeodaI
boben. @ir baben nur fple sSharen 9euplt INV S i.s
Sas Qubtum tpini6t uno br1u4t, uno me Gun Sovtt
iter hisislbeu I'M 9ruds erl9e'nen lallsn ens ~
nibt Surd 5bata6en i'm 9aben be3rlnnen tchnteH
lleberboupt pertebrt nas Qublium natr1l3 germ mil
e-r-f-p-L-a-r-e-i-6 S-t-r-m--s-H
GaB mir bic Sauptmalle hes quit UNI Sduls 2lolIBss
8aItimpre's hurd gertnuf 1on SSaarsn sTlier Stans
inter ben YreiIen aneerer gambler erlanatsn oGtdn
Iaft fdb nidt ,peifeIn. @ern mir Sbnen etnen Ooaar
ipGrer, ue eIbft eiren baIben Dollar bernenen tons
1e1 rarum fputen ndbt ale 9nnesn. bic p;gen SIsiS
Ser III ms tomn1en rlidt au1 Slte ylse' &usn9llls
rurog. .@rtieI StieeI iInb Sduhe an smsloen Ylage
fn,fenY Cd In eine arpse 5eQuemi4tett, tn elneu1
adhen @ues Al finben, mas fir Wdnner> nno Hnaosi'
Garherpbe rDtbig it, SIeibunSsitlde, AhsiattIn9s'
fadben Site 9iBen StiefsI unb SSupe, uno mo NAes
nntsr Garants bsrtuHtt ptro, mas etFoas oe0S"'s''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
9fep QIcrFer g1ad1rfd,te

Rem.yort, 3. Sftober. - usber 500
rad Dem 4uslanbe beftmmte Srtefe, nuf
melde 3metceut Bofmurteu aufgeflebt mas
rPu, ipuroeH geiterH bier 3ur BOt gegeben.
9isier llmfono iteiut Su beueiieH, oaB Uiele
BeriOueu Die irrtge 2iufd]t bsgeu, 6a6 To-
nobl oas aHslduotihe Eorto, ute oas tnldHs
biihe rebgtrt moroeH IN. Dies tt nidlt Der
sou. 8rtefe mad benz Iuslanoe tOffen mad
tpie por flint Gents pro babe llu3e.
Der Abolttiontitan @Cupeut I'm y 8Eoaoz
man. abernacle" murbe 5eute iortgeiest.
Sobu SAB, @so. gS. Sultan, BARTER Bills
burn un6 aubere alte GbOlttiOutfeu pagsH
anpsieu0 uuO bielteu tur3e 0ieOeu.
Sic Euratoren SeS 0Yeaboog"' BonoB
bisltan tsute cine Seriammluug uuter oem
8orijbe oes 4dtb. u. s. BintbrOp. Inter
rem Snmeieroeu befaubeu fib @ouuerueur
Rib, @euerul Graut, 81. BrdfOent 3aqes,
Bii6oi Bbipple Il. u. @eneral Grant, St'
i6of 8bipple unO 4dtb. u. ". 8. Stuart
murbeu Al D!ttQliebaru etue8 &omtte's era
nuunt, neldes 9eIdlhie in 8s5ug auf ona
Qbleben oes Generals Barues faieu iOu.
@eneralagent s. 2. SO. @urrp uuterbrettet'
ieiRen SaAresberiht, pel6er 2lustuuit iibsT
neutrality-suspicious. In uerihteoeHsr
Staaten ertbetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
Bern. telsgraPbiide 9epeI3ep


Der amerttanti4e 9aiatdtsidreiber SEQ.
Bancroft feerte 9eiteIH in brODtOeice 9.=5., C,rcH
So Gjeburtsta8
Die SdubbGn6Ier StG & Stone, gr. 2,
6iqhitrafe, %oitoH, buben ialiJi. Ser St.raQ Der
&itjUu uuo PaiNua III noh ntht ermutelt.
Su gepurt, R.sy, beguun gefsru Der
GrOseR 9e9en S. 8. @9ts1oim; Ue5er ieine e5atin
en- -. 5ant in Der 2eo3nung tbres Saters ermoroa-
Sn Reaoiug, Bsuui., murbe geFeru ,oie
A. Sobrsperiammluua Der uoitiidm ocutihcH Sonic
reni oCr STRIDE oer oegetnI8ten Srioer m &trn" er=
0ifnet.
Der 33. @enerals sgOuoeut Der orOtsfauti.
ibeu Gptifopolitrhe Der Ser. Santgu grat ceiarnin
ser Ghritusitrhe an Der 5Detttn StraBe IN 4Ddloez
pJa SuIammen.
9lid5ter 9. g. Sibber, Rttgtieo bee Ober.
ac.ttts fr Oufoto, nelbCr in 1876 ieneS SsrroriUm
ais &ceqat i'm GonareF pertrat, in Bu e. Bau yhuu,
i'm Qlter uou o. 5abren seforben.
Die 0obnuug Oe3 ytegers EsunI 6lr0s
mann su Iudz6ju, Dttii, brannte in het p3ucBtan
Jiadt nle0cr, uno 5Ue HHaben lH AlieJ pom uH0
,jnbrCn iamen in Den Sammcn nm.
SObn 9lunmoler III o1raeheru Abeu0 In
Loronto, Ont, De9cn eInr in Buffalo, q. %, per-
utten TdliduH3 Oerbaitet rDorocn. 81 Ulli8e Elm,
obue Gequiiition mad Buffalo iurudjute5Jeu.
8te oSribine" in DtiuueapoltS, Wltuu.,
idIdQt bic Senatoren Gomunos aus 8slnont uno
Niiucr aus Galiorntcn uls republuanlbe ednoiodten
fir bic &rdiioentitait uno ScezPrdfocntiduIt uor.
HfOel ELuDBEF JtuulEH3 9lUllEL u 'a)ELL ullO
VI Trancs 6. 6err, ino in Bbuaodybil unler Der
Wnflnee perbaite uor6en, in 6arrt5burq, la uusqez
6ebntt grtriaersen burdJ ben Seriaui Uert5oit Ut=
HCnuitlen Derlbt iu bobeH
3as &oulite Der @eieBgebung BON Benns
iuIUonien, DeIhes cine unerIuhun9 uber bic Gaub=
pfroiafett ben UGbrene Der HteruduHg i'm 8eteTi oer
,Stauour6@S GompaguIe" OgtnOmmenen 8eJgens
ausiaqeu eHleiteH o, nat geern IN P4ilaopbia 3uz
OmmCn.
8te in Ct 2outs fiattgefunbenr Goaierau}
ser Frebduoler pertaae fdl Qeitern, natb0em cine
bas 9Solt eeIitete 4breie Su @unen oeS yretbIubes
uraenommeH uno Elm lterartide5 Bureau gCgrnHoet
nor6cn mar, nehes Oer |reile 2lrgumcnte gggen Die
ShutSo1politit lieiern ioa.
Sine unbefaunte Stalteuertn mari gefern
um Tufe Der BineitraBe in philadelphia ibr iiIn3es
Sino in ben iSlub uno perutbte, NIT brem un06ten
9in0e natWipriH9en, nur0e le0oA o1ran oerlln6ert
Sin giirQer ite oas cine Stno aus Dem 29uiier, uno
bic goliSe nabm Die 5rau porIdug uutT tbre S6but,
Su 9ordeffer BET PIpmoutb, R.'S., nuroe
Sohn g8. Sroofs 9eitern pon Dem Boitmeitcr eugene
6nl6urn burtl 3pei IholenIbHTe e6ens9e16rlid per
uuuDet natoem er 0en Boiimelter nit elmer Art Qns
aeoriffen botte Sic Nffaire lUuoe buTh etuen Stret
| 5mliuen cnem Sobne uou 3roots uu6 eiaem au6eIeu
| iuH9en OaHne ueranlaBt.
Werttaniife Suftaner babsH am 2S. Sep'
TENDER bic Ratlihtnad @1ia GranOe, Yter., ae6rahb
| baB ber apadenbdupHng Su i'm Jlaulhe BON iIllen
Bierhe tr5te uRo eetoote Uuroe. 8te dn3abe Ttnoet
nur menq CSlau6eI Siu's Apa6enbGnoe Oerg6t neuers
| buos nieoCr GeDatbateu In 1lerto, uno 2tuppen
! fno 1euen bic HOtbbdute QbQeibidt DOr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-04
RiebmdrFte.

@6tcugo, 3. Sft.-0te 3ufubr Don
gtwetneH belieieu iiA aui 1900 9tid,
gcriruouug 5000; bte Bretis oariirtsn anti
den IS. 90 uu6 $5.9).-8inbUieb: 3uTubr
5000, SerienOuug 2lC); S.stIe Oarttrtsu
3niiheu 1919 uuo $6.40.-Sdcaie: 3u.
fubr34OO, SerienSuug 400; Preiis Uarttrteu
3ptiaen 1925 unb $3,15.
g Qouts, 3. 0ttober. - 9tu0uieb /:
3ufubr 1900, Berieuouuq $50; P;elIe Oart
irten 3niIhen $500 uuv $GH0.-Sdwe,ne:
9ufubr 300, Ssrieubuug 100; Treiie bari.
irteu 3mtidsn $4.60 uub s. 20. - Sd'aaie;
3utubr 1900, SerieHSuua 1850; Bte.ie BART
irten 3nti6en 81 so nuo $5."J.
@of Qtbertp, Beuni., 3. Sttcbe;.-
8tnboieb: 3ufu9r 11O2; Bretie uarttrten lpt=
id,en $4.O0 uno 5000. 9dmetne: .3uiubt
100; Bretie purttrteu 3miiden $500 uub
s.. .45.- S9aGfs: 3ufubr 2400i BretIe 0art'
irteu ;ptIdtu $500 uub $40.