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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

in ser Stride gebe, sic ale piinl6ensinertbe
@rbeit auf oieiem @ebiete tbun, ultter lbltcr
in eritcr 9feibe bic vGbriltli6en Sruoer".
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briioerorOen beiSutreten ipiinl6ten, 10 loil1
ten Tie iid Den vGbriitIiden BriiocrH" alz
i0lieBen. SIN ben Scr. Staatclt Sunlal
gicbt IS cinc groBe 2tnSa0l ioldjcr SrocH,
Nnb cS lift lpo0l ntoglid, Oab etnc 8errlIlls
6eruug 0crlelben all9eDrOnet perDcn miro"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

erit ungefG6r auf Sem 4unttc angelangt,
mic Der &f gegcn Die Sflaperei nm Die
Niittc Der pier5igcr Sabre, Sur 3ett oes
vMilln0t> GropilD."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29
Camping Along the Line Of the Topeka
Salins and Western.

SOnumerOus, contradictory and con
fiictlng we're the rumOrs concerning
the status aud progress Of the Topeka
SAllna aud Western Railroad from
Council Grove, that the editor Of thi.
paper decided to secept the prefer o.
one Of four places IN the vehicle o.
an overland" expedition between 50.
lima and Council Grove, to see infellI
gently what had been and was being
done. To gain q clear idea Of the roui,
and the contiguous country, Il wa.
necessary to go by wagon, aud TO g
by wagon from Salina It was necessary
t. consume the better part Of two days
each way. Not every farmer Il pre-
pared 10 accommodate the wearied
traveller and his jaded team; hence Il
was concluded that tent, bedding,
cooking utensils, provisions, &C, were
necessary adJunets to the exploring
expedition, which was 10 set out In
search Of the new road. Il was In no
sense an Arctic party, though Arctic
weather at this season Of the year was
liable 10 Overlake the party e some
point on the route, and like the famous
anathema attack their joints. vertebrs,
toes and even tee nails. Wherefore
an abundance Of covering was provid-
ed, and this with the other equip
ments mentioned made a pretty good
cargo for a 2-horse team. The party
was to debOuch eastward from the
Gypsum Greek Valley In the neigh
borhoOd Of Mr.. Jonathan Thinkers
farm, which was accordingly done.
The sun was not over two hours high
In the west last Thursday afternoon
when the party, having loaded their
wagon, took up its line Of march.
Leaving the fair valley Of Gypsum
they gradually assembled to high table
land, which was marked with sparse
settlements and fitted IN an eminent
degree for stock grazing, though the
soil was sufficiently rich 10 make su-
periOr wheat land. Noticing hills 10
the southeast similar In conformation
to our southern buttes, an enquiry
concerning them vas answered By the
reply that they were the high sum.
mits in the vicinity Of Elm creek
springs. Pushing the team forward
the east branch Of Holland creek was
reached At shout twilight, and Imme-
date preparations for tent pitching
were made. The two old soldiers Of
the party were not more at home In
unfolding and pitching the tent than
the old hunter Tinker, who bad slept
ID and out Of tent among the grizzlies
Of the far west and the Indians and
deer aud turkeys Of the southern
hunting grounds- The writer, % fact,
was compelled 10 brush up consider
ably on bis tent knowledge. Hls
were 20 precise, accurate
and graceful that ca handling Tie
ridge pole be s'earomed" % neatly and
ieftly on The t0es Of c0mrade Killer
u to pitch him hsadlOng on the yel-
low sward. The tsnt pitched, q Ian
tern was suspended from the ridge
pole. and under the lamp dlmly burn
Ing the preparations Cor supper and !
rest were made The camp vas called |
Camp Tinker, In honor o. the gentle
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY will commence bushes.
about October St. with and complete stock Of lumber
shingles Faith SASH doors blinds &C. &c Office and ysd on Iron
Avenue Of the Metropolitan Hotel connection with our
red and white cedar posts win offer FOR sale 20 tons fou
barbed fence wire at So IS per 100 pounds.
CHARLES C cULP Manager.
SALIVA KANsr Sept g. 1855
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

Mayor Shamleffer. Of Council Grove,
to Mayor 0ber, Of Sallna: 'aTell all
the Salina people that Council Grove
and Sallna viii be united by the best
railroad track In Kansas by June Isi,
1884. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

Railroad. It was q most pleasant trip
IN every respect, and made On com.
pany With the most agreeable com.
paniOns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

The ladies Of the Catholic church Of
this city have concluded 70 bold .
Fair for the benefit Of the church, TO
commence the Saturday before New
Vars. These fairs have always been
greatly enjoyed by sallua people.
Many new features win be introduced
to make this one OF the very best yet
held.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

We are happy to announce that II
one thousand dollar subscribers have
been obtained 10 the subscription list
in aid Of the new Normal College. The
Soliciting committee think now that
as much as s90,OO1 can readily be
raised. The $1,000 subscriptions are
~ follows: First National Bank. W.
\. Phillips, II. H. Sudendorf, G.
RbeFhar'lt, Oscar Seitz, J. c. Rash &
Son. A Clsfiin. Il. 8. ahaef1sr. J. H.
Pres @. 6ahippel. J. W. Morris. IL
u qufl eriafa lfsf the college prgieet
Is a suesess 's ,sikieen- psrsons
stand ready % sa6scribe ss09 each.
when the balance needed win Be-
raised in smaller subscriptions. All
discussion as In location has thus far
been kept down admirably, and as a
consequence people are well united
GU the matter Of haUiag a college any.
lcdy. The following are the $500 sub
scliptlons up to the time Of going to
press: ]. W. Daily, E. w. Ober,
MARYLAND 4 Dodge. Addison & Sea.
man. NJ. J. w ellslagsr. y. T. Criss,
Henry Baker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

Peter Mugleg has purchased a A.
B. Diekinapn the lfaildins recently
used for = music store-corner Iron
Avenue aud Finh Street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

The horse traders have been about
and woefally stuck some Of the boys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29
THE JOURNAL.
THURsDAY. NovEMBER p. 20.

arEars eoPi-s q ERB JOURNAL alv - -
q NJ Hspsea'r sors ead y ~ Bost l-rs q VASE
~ 4 susaa.-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

Superintendent BrinkerhOG has
been in town to arrange for the loca-
Of round house here. Il IL to be 10
cated In tile vicinity Of the water tank,
and the grounds for the building has
been laid or A round house inSaliBa
Is necessity for the two roads. We
all know the advantages Of such an
Institution; wherefore We say hurrsh
for the round house. we have not yet
learned what its dimenssons are to be.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

L. g. Sksneke, OF late a resident OF
Salina, but originally Of Junction
City, stopped OF Saturday last 10 see
some friends. He was on his way 10
Chicago where he has gone 10 perma-
nently reside. Mr.. Ska1cke Is a very
accomplished man. His first service
ia this neighbOrhOod was as clerk In
the Land ONCE with Captain Mcclure
and then with the editor Of The Union,
going with IL 10 Salina, subsequently,
drifting into merchandise al Llnds-
borg and Mcpherson. He will en-
gage in the lumber trade IN Chicago
Junction city Union.
Mr. SkanSke has always ranked as
one Of the best and most successful
business men IN this part Of the eoun-
try. His friends are very sorry to
have him take up his residence else
where
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

The Williams Dramatic Co. played
Monday aud Tuesday evenings to very
small audiences They were adver-
Used to give performance last even
Ing, but owing to the slim patronage
they received, declared 1t Of" TIE
play Monday evening was THE Little
Duchess" and the next evening,
"Fanehon." The performances were
very eredltable and should have been
we'll patrOnlzed. The Ssllna people,
however, seemed to be saving their
dimes for the Hidden Hand" play
tonight, as the'prOspeet is that the au-
dlenes will be immensely large.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29

We regret to hear that Mr.. John
II. Smith has lost the contract for car
rying the mail for the coming term.
He has been mail carrier now for
abOut flfteen years, during which time
he has performed bis labors faithfully
and to the satisfaction Of not only our
postmaster but all others. He has al
ways been obliging to the public and
done all IN his power to aid the service.
lie was = good soldier and deserving
Of good place. His previous bids
have been $500 per year, and this was
his last bid. The contract Is now
awarded to w. d. JennersOn for $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-29
Low Priced Cash Store

The place to buy goods of the latest se deab
things every line that the markets of the United States afford
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
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&bGttanooga, 2enn., 70. Diat. -
Cine 8epeide aus @lenmarb rleIOet, ba6
Bill @onuers NIT elmer &u3abl RoblengrGber
in Strett gerietb uub @brts. 9uer erf9u6
uno einen g.piiien Doc peaps t0otlt1 oers
punbete. Gin aus farbigeu Goblengrdbern
beftebenber I}ob bat Corners ergrtffen mo
fortgeiiibrt, nm tbn gu lpndleE.
chattanooga, Senn,, l3. Wtat. -
@ouners nurbe ron en8rubenorbettern aufs
gabGngt. Ser Wtob feuerte ipater uielsS ShiiIie
ouf zen 6OrpGr oes 9elguhteu ab.
breoeport, Qa., 13. Otai.-0. 6.
9utGtEs, tuelder gS. 5. NpOns an leeteu
GitGItug Abeno eru1orbete, tuur5e beute auf
bem 0ege nod bem @efdugnilie ID Belleuue
BON ettua 75 bis 100 WIaefirten 6eu Sc
pabriam ber 8eamten entrtiieu unb i'm
&albe aufgebGugt. aI8 9ItaiH8 Die Was.
firten fCmmeu lab, 3oB er etn 0Oldmefer
unb btad3te fb 6rei Stlhe in bic Gruit bet.
Hadoem sr gebGngt mar, purbe ibm etu
9lQfa' folgen6su SHbaIt duf Der 8ruit be-
feifigt ves gtebt etne Belt, in nelher bic
2angmuth aufb0rt, cine 3ugenO 3u etu.
Sic beioen Settermane iolen ni6t 3urldtebs
ren, fpenn ite ntdt ba8 SGidial oteies De-
ipera0os un6 9tebs tbetleH molleu."
Die @ebrIosr 6etteruann betrei6eR etuen
2Qoen i'm 9trdlptele Boilter auf Der entge
geugeieBteu Sette beS Sluiies uuo iolIen nit
SulmiRs I'M intimsu Ssrfebr geftanoeu bas
ben. 5auienoe Don Berloueu beiidttgteu
i'm Saufe oes Cages bic 2etfe, tpel1e ipdt
beAte GbenD nod am 8aume bdugt, ba Der
3temlih melt sntferut mobuenOe Coroner
nod uiht angetOmmen if.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
G GAdnStiAeS Werbrc6en breier
inftaer 6dllunfen.

Scranton, Ba., 10. 0at.-Q(8 6te IA
jGBrige 2ena 0eluuau gefsru Dtorgan BON
Grhtbalo mad tbrer Se6nuiung BET 0iuton
suridtebrte, uurte iie In etuem 8eb0I3. oas
iie Su paifreR bate, non bret iuugeu 80ie.
nidHn angefdleu, geI91nbet uno 6emuBtz
los i'm @ebuih ltegeu gslafeu. Nad) 3pet
StuH0en fam 6a8 RaSdeu rpie0er sur Be.
finnung. AiS fte oa8 @IternbauS erreidt
hattie, tbeiIte ie ibrer Dfutter Die llmfau6e
oss on ibr Oeriibten Yerbredeus nit, cine
9sraue 8eidreibung ibrer Qngretfer gebeuO.
8i- Sdau6tbat erre8te bic gr0Bte 4uirez
guug inter ben Nadbarn, Die ith tn mebres
rem Abtbetlungeu auf bic Subc mad ben
Sdauobubeu mufteu; aber erf ipdt am
Gbsnb gflang es, bieiel6eu ein;ufaugeu.
9as Trto befanO aus ben beiSen 8rI0eru
9arritq unp ibrsm @enofen, Ramens
Searnb, ale bret In Der lImgegeuo pea
8tnton anidifa. 9as Opfer 6eS beiftalis
ifeu Snbeuftiifes bat ietHe brei 4ngretfer
tpfittb ibeutifi7irt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
Ser @rpSes ee9en BEN gfeprdIens
tantcn $bCmp fCn.

Sarrobsburg, Sp., 1e. Mut. - Sn
bem YrOieiie eegeu baS @ongreBmttg!teS
Bbilipp 9. &bOrplOn wegen Der @rTorOuug
pOH Nalter 3. 9aois puroe beute oas Ser.
b6r Der @utluitungs;euaeu beeubet. Sobu
y. 3hOmpien iagte aus, bic Satin bes Ans
getlagten iei 50 unb Oaois nur % Sabre
alt. Srau SbOmpion babe iifl 0fters betruns
fen nnb fet tn bteiem j3uftaube bur6 bic
StraBeu BON SarrOOsburg gefabreu. Sm
Rreu3psrh0r Iu6te Ser Staatsanwalt Die 4us
gaben iiber Die vfur6tbare Gufreguug" bes
&ngeflagten Dor uno na1 Dem Mor0e 3u
entit6ften un6 mics na6, 6nB Sbompion
ais er fid Der 8eb0roe ausliefertei ietue DON
ben geri6terfatterH Der0fientlihte Iub iiber
ba8 gan3e 2anb teIesrnpbtrte Qugabe ielbit
nieberi9rteb. SRI. Settle Suduer, bic gfdte
Der 6rau SRompiOu, purbe ebenfaas per-
rommen uno tpteberbolte ibre bsrettS bers
0fentIiGtenRtttbetIuugeu iiber rTrauG 6omps
IONS @sfpaaoen i'm ,St. Clair >9otel" in
Cincinnati. - Die Wittpe oes Grmor0eten,
iotuie feline Mrtter nnS S9peiter wobuten
Der bsutigen @eri1tsiiBuEg bel. gtan6em
ned etltde 3cugen CUR @nttrdftung Ger Nus.
ingen Der Gntlafurga3eugeu peruommsn
norben naren, uertagte iid oas @eridt bis
UiOiltQa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
0em -9gorFer O30dfri6ttet.

Rem Yort, IS. 0tai. 6. $. Baoge,
alias @apt. arder, alias DlaiOr Eemple,
taifeu &uSlieierung an bic britiihen 8eb0ra
ben uuf @ruuo atusr BON oemielben im ytOs
bember IN YOubou begaugenen Sdli9uug an
geOronet n0r6eu, purOe geitern aus benz
gu6lonzGtr. z@eidngnilie oil SeGo BEG DAM
piers gGreece" gebradlt, auf Welhem Sdiffe
er ieiue uniraimilltge 0iiidretie autrat. QEte
er bebauptet, 1T Die &nidulOiguug Der 6dlz
id!uHg uur ein Sormduo, um istHe 8eiras
fuug pegeH etuiger Erarsatttoneu nit
Rtineuaftteu berbejfihreH 3u fouueu.
= Die llebureite Der IN Serisgs&ttG ges
ifor6sneu Diutter oe8 Sen. GrlHt murGea
geferu Gebuf8 8serojguuG mad Cincinnati
geihift.
- 8is &didGrti bss g9iHcieH Sip See in
glr. S5, @armtnefrabe, Duroe Dor mebreraH
y0dteu bon 8ieben beimgeludt, mas ben
Mongcleu ogranlabts, fd fortau oeS JIabt8,
nit eiugm 8etle berp0fiuet, aIf bic gauer gu
legeu. Yorgeiteru Natt flopfte nun Der
02otroe Somar0 Glauion, rreldltr 0em zee
gGaIthe iitergrben bate, 8ebui8 Ib5oluuB
ofr 2ebtereu an bic &9iir bcS lee'ideH
@tabitiiement8. Der &biueie urrmuthete
nie0erum Glnbre6er, 0ffnate i1aea bic
Sbdr unb perisbte benz giidt5 Gbnauoen
Matroieu nit ben Belle eiHeH 6ts6 auf ben
6oof @laplon lief See Utrbdftfu, uao oa
geBterer bic r0tbige gir8iddft HtdJt fteueu
founts, mubte er ohue 8etteres mad Dem Sc
fdugniiie paHberH.
- Ser 9eute ans Gmller6am angeEommes
ne 8ampfer ngeerSam" brahte bic WaHus
idiaft Der CON @reeuod nad 0ucbec be-
ittmmteu uOrmeBtideu Sarte oSusa," tuel,
DE am 6. b. 81. tm fateuoeR 3aRaHbe auis
gsgRbcu tpurbe.
- Die Soft D@rapliua," :" elm neuss Sabrs
3srg, tenterte beute orsi Dtsilsu bon SanOg
SOOt unb giug inter. Seine DisuideHlcbeH
nInnen hPr1nrpn.
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.....s.sst.ssss !
SermiidtcS.

STE beutige Steuer GiHHuhnte bstrug
{244,913 uno bic 3OlstuuGbme $685., ,40S.
.3ur @inl0iuug beftmmte gfationals 8aut.
Hoteu I'M 8etrage bon $434,000 ltefen
beute i'm Sdabamte etn.
9te iofort In Sraft treteuoe 0afauaton
OesSberfen @utbo Slges uelhe pom Sriegss
9spurtemeut gefOrOert tpurbe, 1T bier ems
pfangsn por6en.
Setr uu6 Srnu 8tadie aus @lasgotp,
S6Ottlanb, Gertbanbte bes Brdiibeuteu M
thur, beftnOen ftb sur 3ett aIs @dfte i'm
pgSstben Sauie."
Die Gtnnnbuen I'm Poabepartemeut Be-.
,trugeu bonn /. Suit bis 81. December b. s..
$22, ,033, ,979, bte Gusgaben $30,644, 445,
eiu lleberituB BON $1,G89, ,534.
Sine llutertuhuug bat ergeben, baB Der
llntsrgung be8 8uuScs RrteBs 0ampfers
nAibuelot" Der yi0hldiiigtett ietnes Gapttdns
Sorace 6. Ruunn au;nihreiben III. 9ettes
rer mtro oor Elm jtrtegsgerttlt gefelt pers
ben.
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Bic .Tac gimtles Gpmpaauie.

9 f II, 70. gfai. - Gtltde ueHe Sut@
hiiunnSen itnO it6er Die llutriebe Der geitern
su Bangor nuo @anton, Qte., oerbafteteu
Nanner, meldle inter Der 6trma Der v6ac
&imile=&ompaguie" grobe Setri9ereteu III
g;eiHe periibt sabeu, gemad)t p0r0en. Die
Strma maHte IN AnnouCen befanut, oGB its
$3S fir 81 ItifeR mer6e. Sin 2odbrief err
Qab, tab bic Sirma Bbotograpbie'u pen
Sdabamtsnoten auf Bappoedel, in SdAerz
fern arrangtrt, fir 81 uertaufte uue od6 ie'
be Photographic eiueu aueebli9en g8srtb
bon $3S reprdieHtirte. Die Sirua ;et5te
feruer ben Bertauf uou $500 In Sob fiir
$125 uR6 non $4,000 in Sob fiir $500 III.
@e6eimpolbjft gicSiratb, nelAer ote Ser
haftuug Der SdptH0ler beperttaIjgte, er-
mittelte, 6a6 Die Stempel, nit melfen Die
@olbfiide bergefsGt tpuroeu, bas Sdbritdt
sjneR SuipelterS, giamens 3. gS. Ebomas,
in 2ipermOre Sails fno. 2e8terer mu6te
4ugeni1einlidl giidt6 Uou benz beabfttigs
tel S9minoel uuo p;cb je6euiaus bon Der
9(egierung ais 3euge benpet mer0eu. Die
bei Zen 9erbnfteter uorgeiauoenen @ruuo.
ejGeuthuns SbligatiOneu lpareu bon etnent
angeb!td,FE GrdiIeenteu unb S5aBmeiter
ter .Sac goupaguie" tn gSdibiuB'
ton uHtsr3sid)net uuo oarG) bic gefdllhten
IamenaSigs ueriaieoeHer &oasresmitglte
rar nno anoerer ejuiluBretder Rduner atte
fut. Gin gatpi1er S. q. Sallpf in 2Saib
ipgtou Iuuite cine In3abl 6icler SbliBattO,
ren i'm angablifleu Nertbe bon $4,000 fir
$50. 3a8 Diet L, meldIes sur 9erteuuHg
oer 8InBi8centss@olbfide beuust wurOe,
Uar uu8eidbr BON Der udmlideu Gualttdt,
pte naajenjge, meJdeS fir Die 6abrifattOn
bIujncr Sdmudiadeu oerneuoet mtrO.
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geGegrGp6if6e 9epe(6ete.
Bsrt&ts hsr ,aiuetrtsn RrsFTe" fir ben ..Ssutf6en
gprrsiSpnbsnten.'
;. 6srneI a. OSnIbhurur

RbttabeIpbio, 13. Otai. - Ct.
@ouuerueur .Sirael q. @afbburne BON
Raiue TT geieru in ieinem 5tmmer i'm pGas
fahettss9Oule" on NeurulSts bes Serjeus
pl0slit gsfforbsu. gr lam Dor einigen ga.
gen bierber, nm iid negen etuer 2dbmuug
behanbeln 81 loiieu, bod tpurbe fstn 8efna
BEN nidt fir bebenfltd sradtet; gr bate
bic befie Grstlid1e Siilfe,T uuo man glaubte
beretts, bab er iia anf Der Sefernng be-
.3tmmer begab, fiel er pl0Blid1 3u Boben unb
peridteb ianft uub rubtg. Der Berfiorbeue
tpurbs ON 6. Stunt 1918 In 4ubroscoggtu.
@onntb, Me., sebOreu uHS miOmste iidl sem
Abpofateufiauoe. Gr mar ieiner 3ett Rits
glieb Der Staataeefesgebuus uub ipdter fiiuf
Eermtne lang @OngreBmttgtteb. SIN Sabre
1860 pHrbe er gum 9ouperneur BON Watnc
erpdblt uRb In 1868 ernauute ibu BrdFbsni
Qtncoln gum j3olletnusbmer fit Naine.
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mdTcrucDiSenfe.

2odport, N.sY., 10. Wfat. - Or.
&uuion bon bier, Der I'M 4uftrage Der
StaatsG ciunGbettsbeb6rbe geftetn bas 0Orf
BerebO!s beiudte, erfIGrt, baB Die Rldrtd1.
ten iibsr Die baieIbff bfrridenbe gtaierus
unb Sdarladfsber Gpibemte ooufdnoig
auf @ubrbett bsruben. @sgeHmdrtig liegen
S0Bsrioneu on ben Waiern oarnteber. Die
8ranibett muroe BON etuem beIti6en &iuz
ipenoerer etngeIdleppt, Der firstif mad
8ergbols fam unb oeiien ausiageu ;ufolge
auf BEN Sdtffe, auf benz er mad Amertfa
fam, uebrere Berioueu an Maiern lttten.
9r. Raniom mirb ieiue llntsriu6uug beute
fortesen. 9ts lotnle @eiunbheitsbeb6roe it
ntdt i'm Staube, Die @ptOemie 3u uuters
briiden, uno man befirhtet, 0aB lebtere
tpeiter nm iid areIfen mirb.
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@rptefte aegen Sa8 ScOtt' Gefee
IN 4Nhin

Ef~ctunatt, -. Ifat. - ltlgefd9r
% pjrttuoieuhdnoler baben tm Superior
@ert6te cine Fetiti0n etugcretdt, in NET
der OGrHm gebeteu pir6, Dem GouHtp =4uot
bitter IN gerbteten, auf Die SteHerlifeu ote
8eritte Der &iieiipren iiber gSirtbi4aft5=
lofale fir 8eiteuerung mad benz iogeuanEteu
, g Ecctts@eiete" III iaBcu. 8ftdlter Bed oroz
rele an, bGB bsm @ountgsaumaIt gtoti} ge-
Gaben merbe. 9as 8eridlt mirb erit ein-
idreiten, uadSem Irgumente geb0rt ietu
rpsrben. Die 8erihte Der YfeforeH ii6er Die
@irtb'haften fnb uabeiu uoueaoet. 9ie
'nttalteu EHgefdbr $500 fteuerpiidttBt
81 rttiGaften nit etner @siammtiteuer uou
falt elmer baibau a2i(ltou Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
Gin fIu@tieeS Ndr6en einees
fanasn,

BbitabeIpbia, u. Nlai. - U1aru
aerus unb gGnl. Barrier singeu Dor etutgen
Eagen ibreu bstreffeuben @bebdlften uub
Sinbern ourd, nahtneu bas sur SeriiquHa
ftebenoe @elb nit ff unb tpdn6ten ii6 ,us
iamTen mad bem Siibsn. frau &ern's
@utte unb Bartet's Srau ma1ten Iie9 3ur
Serfolgurg anf nuo it6berteu 6as p1lt6tuer.
geiiene Yaar in atlanta, @n., auf, Don no
betbe Yaare beute etutraieu. Barter If
8ruder uub arbeitsts i'm ielben @eihdfte
NIT Srau 3erns. Beioe tunrben beute i'm
@erid3te porgefiibrt unb bts auf Q8etteres
Der Saft iibertpieien. Sie polIen, falls iie
sntlafen pereen, S9eibuugeu erpirteu uao
iid beiratben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
Ginc ,drtli61e ghefrnll.

atlanta, @a., u. Mdt. - 4m 6.
gpril nPridmanO in 2apreuces&O. QmbrOia
2utgo auf mpRert6Ie 2geife. 9etne 5rou
bertdtete, ct babe bn8 9aus Oerlaifeu, nm
@eiddfteu nu6iugebeu, uub ba6 mad elmer
g8Ode bG8 4ferb, auf Dem er fort geritten
iuur, ollein uuO rettCrlos iuridtebrte. Der
@eiGidte purbe jeh0d1 meHjg Chamber ge=
idjeutt; bic ytadbarn featsu etae Inter
iudung on, unb man fauo aud ridttg bic
geide EutgO's mentge Sfritte Dor iatnem
6auie in Der @r0e ueridarrt. 9ie 6rau
bat ieitbem gefanben, buB iie ibreu Dtauu
NIT her glrt eridIug, aIs erifiafeub i'm Bette
lag. %'8 grun6 beS Serbrefsn8 gisbt Fe an,
baB ibr Maun fe in ber grauiamleH 8atie
n1iEhouhPftp ruN 1thIun
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WlCrdltftI,e uue ni@tmpraltfbc
3Nnortf

NlontreaG, 70. g2at. = Der bieFBs
9tecorher bat Die gufdetoung abge8ebeu,
bOB ga TJeridjole" Gin uHu1ora!tihes YtId]=
perf, 0&armen" Oas @egeutheil ict. @raN'S
SPerugeIeliGaft fugt iest in GontreaI.
1GarmeH" ioute Oufgefibrt ueroeH, wgroe
aber burd D2a 8erldole" erieBt uno Ell
rtge Stuoenten fingeu besbalb aaf Der Sal
larie Sfaubal an. giuer murbe oerbaftet,
ba 6erartige Sjrueu idlou otter DUrgefOm'
men Wareu, tu0eB BON &ccorOer wieoer ents
lnfeu. 8ieier iagte, bic Bafber Der yglus
fit Aiaoemte" bsrutrttsu BEN SAu5 oes Sc
iebss, iofsrn iie Die Nuifubrung berarttger
Mahnerte in tBrem 8beater gefatteteu, uao
menn er i'm Sbeater geweien mare, 10 patee
sr islbf ge3tidlt unO Ionff ietu RiBfaaeH 5u
erfPuueu aCdebeu hdheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-14
EreAe Anerbietnnaen zines
&dminbIer6.

Sttana, Dnt., 10. Stat. - Gin 0ems
g)orfer Sdtpinbler, Der itd ais yartbur
&ein" uuterseiduet, bat an riebrere bieftge
Suuhsute Shreibsu gertttst, nm bteiel6eu
,u peranlaIien, angeblidle Greenbads i'm
Betrage pom /, 2, uub 10 Dollars ,u tau,
fen. Den Eriefen ift stn ansl1nitt aus ei.
nem Nep. g)Orfer 8latte bstgsfist, portu
iiber ben 8iebfabl gerniiisE Blatten aus
bem Gdasamt tn 8aibtuStOu bsrt@tet uuo
,u uerfeben gegebsu miro, baB Der Saret.
ber bteIer Briefs I'm Bsiiss bieisr BIatten III.