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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
GebetmnifDoner SpS elmer
Rpnne.

9aloe a n, Ser., 8. Sult. - Die
gyfeps" ldBt fid Na6febenbes aus Gan
Gntonio telegrapbtren; ~DSor Is Eagen Der,
i9pano SdDsftsr @lsmentta, eine 6eutlde
gfonne, bic fid srf iett einem Sabre I'm
eauoe befanb, auf sebeimutspoue Beiie aus
Der Gr3tehungaanfalt oes tatbOltI6eu , ,Sr,
6eas Der g0ttlidsu Soriebung" 3u Neu.
8raunfeIs. gfan glaubte ;uerft, fie babe iid1
mao Gan Antonto ooer auttu begeben, ies
bod entosdts man fetne Spur BON tbr. Sc.
fern fanb Elm Biirger bon Reu, Bruunfels i'm
@ebirge, Nietlsn bon ieuer Stabt, cine
9eiGe, tpelte nls bieientee Der uermikten
NOnne iSenttfi5trt tpuros. GtItfje Bsrionen
glauben, bas fie Ssimpsb bate unb fida alIetu
entfernte, aber ba bic 8egelu bes Sroeus
bori6reiben, oaB teine Orbensidueffer obne
Begleitung anf ber StraBe eri&etneu BARI
70 Oermutbet man, bab ite sntfibrt unb &c.
morSet lpuroe,""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
Ger GeISmnrFf.

Remsgorf, 9. Sult. - Solgenbes
iiHb bic SdlubuOttruugsu: @elb bru9te
2-24 Bro3ent unb idlob ;u . PrO3eut. -
Sterling. .9gefieI 4.S4f -4.85 auf iefs3tg
Sage unb 4.S3-4.S84 auf -8unbess
Sblieotionen: neue 3.pro3. 1034, usrldugsrte
Sinner 101, 43sproa. 112a uub 4=prOlenttge
119. - Gftteu: 4bnms' GrpreB 132, Gen
tral.Bucific 75i, @bei. & Sbio 1St, @rte 36t
DO. Brior. n, 9ate>Sbore 10St, RS. Cen
tral S7t, Nortb 0efern 1929, DO. Prtor.
l514, .R %. Central 11S, Bittsburg 1873,
&eobtna SO, 9iod,Sslanb 1881, llnionsY
ctftc 93&, Befern.l linton S34.-l1nterihats
omts.Stlan3: Sartselb $115, 49, 500, &ou@
rant $8,Q33,791.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
Stebmdrfte.

bicago, 8. Sult. - Die 2ufubr
bon Shpetnen belief ftd beute auf 10000
Stiid, Berien6uug 5000; bic Bretie oariir.
ten 3miihen $3.50 uno $500. - 0atnbpteb:
3ufubr 1890, Serienoung 5000; Bretie bari.
irten ,pii6en $A.5J unb $500. - Sd1aafe:
3ufubr 1900; 8erienbuug feline; Breiie part.
irten 3piiden $500 bic $40.
ct. 2outs, 9. Sult. - Rtn6pteb :
3ufubr 1900, 8erisnSuug 60; Bretie part,
trten 3piiden $3.40 unS $6.00.-ShaaFe {:
3ufubr 1400, 8erieHouug tetue; Bretie bari.
trteu 3tpiidlen $3.50 unb $4.6O.-Sdmstue:
3ufubr 1900, SerIenbung $50; BretSe sari,
trten sptiden $5.70 un6 $500.
Ga f=9tbertp, Benni., 8. Sult. -
8iuOuteb: 3ufubr 2401; Bietie oariirtsu amt,
ifen $3.50 unb $6.25.-S9peine: 9utubr
$3.50; Yrsiis oaritrten ;miiden $685. uuS
$6.50.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr G200; Bretie uart.
rten stpilfen $500 unb $3.50.
gSe f-8 B IaoeIpbta, ben 8. Sult.
- GtnbOieb {: 3ufubr 47OO Stiid, ptima
$3.50, CUTE 6s-Bi, mittlerer 64-64, idbletbte
54-6. - Sdnafe: .3ufubr 5000, prtma
5g-58, CUTE 4s-54, u1ittlerer 4-4l,
ifledte 3t-3t.-Qdmmer :4-8t.-Sdlber
60. = Sdneiue !3ufuEr $500, ortma
105-104, CUTE 9B-1O, mtttlere 94-94.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
sErie0ricb 6. 3eQer,
8Cpriifter 6eutider Nunbarlt,

gCptuIter oeutI0et WunbQrNI
gr. 8, sture. Greene, nabe Baltimore Straft.
empfeFlt ft benz gsebrten 9ubIitlim 8altmore's aIs
prattt6er Gbirlrg in allen 5duer sturgii6er pHlfes
Ieiitungen- asunbenoerbineGH ZbropfEn Sluts
eaeiitBen, 2lhcrlnfien II. I. 10.
EE 2euti6e 8tutegeI itets Gu 6aub. gIud eutpfebIe
ID meiu ousgessidnetss 2ugeuz VI T sur stir
hung uuHSsiIus idlDaer Dber 'ranter 4u9en ds Spes
2iditfGt CIBriS .3i}te BiE s5n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
Serbcerenbe gBalhbr6nbe in
Sreepn.

8Ortluub, Or, 8. Sult. - Qusge.
oebute gSalbbrdnoe Diitben iiOlid bon ga
lama, uno cine iedS 9tetlen luuge Sabu
flrede, iopie 3uet QOtomOttpeu iiab ,erft6rt
iporbeu. Ntnu i66bt ben Shaben auf $780,
600. Die SInmmeu eritredan it1 anf uiele
Wletlen, unb man glaubt, bab fe ntdt ers
l0iaen mer6en, bis Neaenmetter etntritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
@eberduSfdnb.

Salt &tper, Raf., 8. Suli. - 9te
g8eber in Der Sourne'iden Sptnnerei fell
ten beute bic Arbett elm, neil fis fortan
beim Stiif anfatt. tpie bisber, bei'm Sage
arbeitsn iOIltsn. Sie bebnupten, bic auurO,
nung iei gleidbebeutenb nit ether 9obures
button. 9as SauptprOouft Der Spinuerei
1T @antoner Slauel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
Ems Merifp.

Rertfo, 8. Snli. - Dian idatt ben
burd bic iiinsffeu &egeugiiiie on Der inert.
faniihen &eutralbabn "angert&tsten S6aben
nuf 100000. Die 3eritoruus msbrerer
Briiden tpiro bis 8oIlsnbung Der Babu bis
Ggua &olteutes nm tHtubefeus II Rouat
ners0geru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
QFSerfb0OQe Nu8FunFt.

gGer an 9nspepfie uno ben iibeln 6olaen
zines in lluOrbnung geratbenen Magen8 Ieibet,
nirO burd ben 9ebraua BON Or. Chalmers
Seiltinfh1r groBe @rleiaterung erlangeu. Sie
fdrlt bic geruen, ridltet 6as Snfem uieoer
aui, ruit trefilide gBluif hroor unS iOQte itets,
fpsan elm SOnicum n0tbis 1T, ongepeuOst mer.
ben. Brei8 81. gei @etb q 6unce,
Scr. 1O8. @efzBaltimorezStr. IN baben. (37-)
R9 Sufen, @rtGItuHg nb ans
bere 2etben 6tS 9alie8 un6 Der Qunge
tusr6sn bon $ ance's &n6prnsS S1rup
Syrup of Horehound), benz beifeH, oor's
Bublifum gebradten 9uifen=Snrup, gebsilt,
Breis 25 @ts. Sci Seth 9. 6ance, 3r.
1O8 g8ehs SaltimOresS sStraBe su baben. (35-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
3dheS Qeben eine8 Nenrrs

ct. Qouts, 9. Suit. - Ser Reaer 5as
nuel @oof, pelder am lesteu 9onuerftaa 3u
BOtofi, giO., einsm farbtgen Rdoden, Na.
mems Gmma Chores, in etuem 4nfaue BON
@tferiuht etne 8ugel in ben Sopf i1o6, mo-.
rouf er Jh ielbft 3Wet &ueeln bHr1 ben
Ropf ta9te nno oann entflOh, ipuroe gefera
eiugefangen nno nod Botot 3uriidgebra6t.
Setbe Sngeln tpuren tbm 6ur9 bas @ebiru
geornngen, Hno bas 9estere lief in betra6tlt.
den auantttdten aus ben 6ugeu06ern ber.
aus. Srot bteier eatiebiden 8unbeu lief
@Ooi bonn 0unnerftug abenO bis SOnutag
0forgeu i'm gSaIOe berum, oB na6 ieiuer
Sfrbaftung etns tiiGtige Mabl;ett, iprad
9un3 Uerniinfttg unb giag bret NietLen ~
S5uBe mad gotoit. Die 4er3te ertldreu inz
oeifen, er let nt6t III retten. 9as Ndbs
h1ef1 lPht rnd III iRhnh npIGht,1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10

kT' Gin id6uer fIarer Eeiut
tdBt fd bard Reintguns bes 8lutes nit
9ance's SaiiapartlIen o6r Bluts
Btllen erlangen. Sie furiren aud &opi.
rpsh, re9eln ben lluterleib, itdrten ben 0iaeen.
regen bic 9sber an uno berlsiben benz aaii;eu
Spfeme @eiunoheit unb gnreie. Breis 25
Gents bic S4aftel. i3u buben bel Setb
g. 9ance, gtr. 1O8, BelsSaltimoros
Sha6e. (S51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10

RG Cine Rebt5in, ant BITE man
lid Oerlaiien Ia nm aIs Banacda eegen
9espepfe, ais giupeuiartung unS aqgsmtinea
&Onicum, 1T Or. @balmers' 6eiltinftIr. Dis.
pepfie uuO aue unoeren aus llnoronungen i'm
0la9eu eutfprtngen6en 2eiben meroen bur6
ihren @ebruud raid turirt. Bel Rrueusafz
fettionen I'll fe bOeSglid. inbsm iie ale idliu1s
men 6olgen bon @rihitteruns bes Reruers
ipfemS bebt. sic bat ifllmne 6dIe BON
gteuralgie gebeilt, un6 tpenn Elm aliaemeines
8onitum nOtbig if, 10 ift fie seraSe oer ridtige
artifel. Sie erSeust eiren ercelsnteH Gppetit
Hn6 ri6tet ben Sdna9en uno guttrdfteten
tpieber uuf. Ntan made einen 8eriud oamit.
Breis 81 bic Slaife. Re Seth 6.
Sance, glr. 1O8, 8sfs8altimore.G .Gtrase,
% bubeu. (S5-)
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) Sturme.

2ancaffer, Benni., 9. Suli. - Der
9efirtge Sturm rt6tete abernnls betrd9ts
liGe Serlufte auf benz 6elbe an, unb Dtats,
Safer uno Sabad purbsn fart bei11btgt.
Die SabudsfeIber mIffsu in uteIen 5dGeu
nPn hPhflnnaf mPrhPn
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GbaS. Srio0s' 0erbre6en.

BbttabeGpbta, 8. Sult. = Charles
Briggs, peIder ON Samftag 2tbeub ietue
Sran t0btete, tnoem er ihr DIE Jfeble our4s
idnttt, purbe bsute bonn Coroner Der 9ran6s
Surp iibsrnteieu. SrtggS be;eugte pdbrenb
Der 9et6enidau, bic Serfforbene Iet utdt
ietne Satin gepeieu, obsletd er bret Sabre
lang NIT ibr Iebte. Gr bebauptet fsruer,
bic Srou babe fidb ieGbff umgebra6t. geau
alanbt, 6ab Brt9Qs pahniiunta II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10
2OFalberiate aus gBaGbinetuu.

gBnibington 9. Suli. - Sr. g6uar6
9Cigt, elm tstaHHter 4cpptipbiirqer gBaIbiuatpu's
ie3ne'e am Sumitas 6us SettIibe int &Iter bon j6
Sabrer Ter 8eritorbers mar elmer Der dteiteu oeIts
brtic, Sdhte 81 ZEN Grinnern her .Sdiibeus eieQz
i6dft' uno mar auBerbem bel ieiuem Eooe gttglieb
her toI5curtH geieudditen: ,,gatNnaIsgpge 9}r | D.
u: g. u. gR :" ,Gtteor Spge gir. II" uno ,,AeIiez
@rthias Sitter" uuo en- &eprdientaut Der GroBrge
fGelben; ,,8aibtn8ton 9oBe gtr. g., Il. 3, T. ="
,@nrRele sGorctl gr. l, Sreer Of Gboieu 6r,euos /"
,@plbiteius gOncI Sir % gmeritauiide Gbrenlegion
,uuipnz geteranerz Corps" Guretas adoitel Gr 4 /"
,gincnic unb BdibiudtonsB Bsuez
DISQUALIFICATION" 9ie Beerbjgung fanS Beute BAD
mtta8 nter Der 2eitung Der sri 9euaunen 2OBe tatt
- SRI. &Hna Smith Sodter bes uerfors
berer gemiraIs Sol. Smith, bat benz ,,5auie 3um
guttn 6irten" cas gerdumise 8oBEbaus igra5 8lter5
an ner g. rGrelid BON cer g. Strnse ionic BEN Gruuo
aHi eem IS tebt, geidenit um olelbe in etne 8eife
rurgs 2nint fir aefdlene 6rduensimmer Elm urd9te
Gas gebdIibe nebit @run6 lit fusnigitens S25 C %
pertb. Die ,S6peitern I'm 9uter 6trten" bdbeu pas
SGlls i6pu be;pgen aber bis lest nod feline Dldbben
III. Die S6meiern tdmeu bon Baltimore, no ne Elm
grobes 6aUs an Der Gde her Mount uro 0ol1noitr,
baben, peldes tbnen bon Srau Wc5abiib, elmer
GntgIin BON @harles Carroll Of Garrolton berma5bt
ipurhe 3as 6Gus IN Baltimore 1T arob aenug iir
100 Sdpeitern unb 900 Tdoten; es beiiubeu itb ,ur
3tit 45 S6tDeiteru unb 200 gido6en in benlelbeu.
Sas 6dus IN gSabinaton pirS ais elm 3Dsigz SHtttut
bes 6auIes in Baltimore beripaItet iperben.
- ueber Den leblolen Sorper oe5 Jte9erB
emanuel 9eiiep, tpel6er 6Or9etern Roreen in Der
Pdbe bes S6la6ttGuies an &od= 9reet gerIuoeH
tpurhe belt Coroner 9atteriDu cine aei6enibaU ab.
Gie geiepDrerer eaben Elm auf SeIbmOrh IauteUoe5
gereitt ab
- Gin tpeiterer Nutrag auf Seri1iebung
bes 9rpseiiss seeen o. s. 8iqeIUp, ben uuastreusu
Bdntbeamten, parh bom 8i6ter gspdbrt, ie0Db nit
benz GinbGitdrtniB. euB idmmtIi9e 2Iuttuaeu, 27 an
ssr 3nH!, coHoIi6irt uRS auf eiumal DerRaH6en prs
heH.
- 8as hteiige gshetmpOIi3ifteus@o s@orps III,
irie fplst, organiiirt iuoroeu: Gbarles R. 9erncn
Gdpidn, SDiep9 wattin9lp, 8 8aif, Sol. Garter, s.
s. 8lpd, 8. g. Gbelin uno SSobn Cor @sbetmpoliois
fen T6aeI German unb gbas. D'ReiI GlerIs.
- 9egen Srn. Simon gSoIf ais 8iirgen
fir Sames 2. Sppler. Collector Der 5rmd g9. 8. Ees
nep & S0Fne, iparb bieie 6irma tIasbar
- Sn Der Somfagss Nad5t ffarb bic dlteite
s nu bes SiitriItss, bic 106sd9ri8e 3eBerin 3ancn
gesl.
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Die peffIid1e gpur heB Wrdlieenten,

iiSent feline 6iiGs nu6 AugtltOur mad BEN
l. Gugnit antreteu miro. Die Arrangements
fir bic Sonr ltsgen In ben SGuben bes Sc
gsrionen beffsben nnS fpirS etma m ii" itinf bis 5is
cagO 3uiummeHtreffeu. Die abfdt mad
NsppOrt Su gsben, bat 0r,. artbur aufgege,
ben. @r pirJ in &aibirgtou oleiben, bis
er ietne 0tetie antrttt, uuo nur gelegeatIjde
9lusfliige mad Der See nit BEN DamPfeG
,,9espat6" MAIDEN.
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s. s. Wan bite ilfJ bor pertb(Os
fen Sla@aBmWugeu.-- "a

Glcmm's Scbiuefelfeife
1T 8efGlfcbt tuprDem; mtat
ocbte olfO Dornuf, DaF
"G. q. Grittentolt 2'roprie-
tor' oaf icbem 9SGfcbctt
ftebt, Da es am0ermfalls
ticbt ecbt 1T. Su babet
bel alien 2gpptbeeerm. -
Seppt, SSr. IFS, Sutton
Strofe, 9SctU. 9JDrf.
8ret Stiid perben gegsn gmpfaug bon
75'Gsuts in 8rtefmartsu per BOf franco
Ueriuubt.
SSilpS 9aars unS Sartfarbe,"
idmar; Ober braun, 80 Gents. - Bel allen
&pOtbetern gu babeu.
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NuA Ntru.

9tma, 9. Suit. - nea Eribune" mel.
bet: Oberft q. Garcia, 8sfeblsbober bes
Departements bes NOrbens uuo Brdfett pom
Srniino, bat obne gBiberfanb BON ieuer
Stobt BeFs srsrtffsu uuo purbs auf satbu.
itafti6s @eiIe smpfGugsu.
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Srtsasiftretar ltncoln II auf etni8e Gage
mad RerpsYOrt gereiff.
9ie bsuttge Stsusr @innabme betrug
$723, 533 un6 bic j3olletunubme 1914, 2A2.
.3ur @tnI6iung befltmmte HattonaIs 8aut.
nOten i'm 8etrage bon $311, 900 liefeu
beute i'm Sdasamte elm.
2Ed4reHb Der lebten 8odle tpur6en $685.
$50 SilberOOllurs in @irtulation geiest ges
gen 231 ,423 in Der entipredeuOen BOfs bes
Oergongenen Sabres.
9eleguteu Der Greet Snbauer batteu beute
etne llnterrebung nit Dem Suotnuerz@oms
mifiGr Prtce be3iigltd Der Birreu 3pti1eu
Der @hecOta> unO Der SptO4es 6atttoH IN ies
nem Gtamme,
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. Sin neiterer Qutrua ouf Beriftebuna


bes grpssiss eeeen 3. s. BigeIpp, ben unaetreusu
8dntbeamten, uar6 bpm 8itter gepdbrt, ieODb nit
benz @tnbelitdneniB. baB idmmtIibe 9luttugen 27 an
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0ie 6dlfte ber @emeinbe hes @niifnhnf.

@eitden 2rtbur 0itbie IN Chicago, nelt er Der Jeis
9ung gum SatbolTsmuS beiduI0tgt uiro utrlieE uorz
9eitern Die Srde, ais 4otor Gtie cine 9eau,emmeiie
iilr bic Seelenru1e oes i'm 0iihiguniee tunfenen g.
Ucuntan antiiRoi9ts. Die Uieie muroe auf Gjeiuh
Der 2Stttme 0esCrrunfencn uerhoban unO Der StCbof
pIro DabrtetnItd ben Yuitot 5die por Elm 9irhenz
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BerGiu, 9. Suli. - Die 0eutfbe libe.
rale greffe biutst uuf's Guti9ieoenfe ben
tiir3liaen artifel Der oNOrObeuti6en 3ets
tung" in Gs5ug cui Sarotnal SacobiHt's
lette NOte au Die preuBtide 8egierung.
Die 0Reue Breubii4e Sreu}ettung" (cons
ieroattu) pGrnt ibre 2eier, ftd 5u iehr
uuf bus 6Ortbefeben Der cOuieruattO ultra
mOHtanen Coalition 81 Uerlafeu. Die ultra
nontane D@ermania" ertldrt Die BON Der
ogtor6beutiden" gefiibrte Sprude, melde
Die u@ermanta" fir imprint h6It, fir uus
itemItd uno impairment.
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Gbas. SSilnts SS Co.,
Rr. 10, Rprb= SpiparSs Strase,
apiIdeu 0erinstUu' uub Saratogafr"
Baltimore Yio.

Eabrieanten une SmporteHre
dbiruroiiher Sulirumcnte, San0a9eri,
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8ie Bhilabelpbisr BOl5et bat ermittelt,

60E gouis UGer uno Ibos. s.. ytidoIs, uelde am
leBten SGmia9e nit pCGmutblid gefoblener Setoe i'm
gStrtbe oon $500 in t1rem Seite per6aftet uuroen in
8teniten elnes 9llnnoGrenbdnoers, Nameus Barr,
lhlaub5retie un0 ietn@edhrte mar Uou Saq entalien
nOrcen.
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Sn 6elpra. Nrf., preinnete fih nefern

5ne SdiCBaffare 5piihen u. u. Irte De JleOatz
t, oer ygGorIo uno enem 3eitun9scotreiponoentc
gS. s. EcWts. |etterer, UeIber Der 2ugreifer mar,
nur0e ON Arm uu0 in Der 8rui pcrUuH0Ct. cine
QSunoen fino nldt Qei66rlld].
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GmanueI 9eiiep, tpsI6er 6orsetern Toreen I'm Der
Pdbe bes S6ladttauies am 3ods Greet ge,Iu6eH
tpUrhe belt Coroner 9atteriou cine Set6endau ab.
8erhift nh
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Ut 2 JFt"VNFFTFH FVt+NVt4t 81 TINtII % fTttTV-
men, bayuntCr yRger iUeldbC 2lnielua9 ais 9eflIIs
ger piniben, uno So Applltanten nm Initelun1 i'm
4oitumte, oGumtCr Sam udo 9tGger. Uoi Der
GIpilbicnit=@omm iIion 9epriiit. Die Gano0aten ftr
gHite.uU0 i'm SolamtG mQTeu 43 an bIt Sabl.
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@eridltebcne Thei1p Ner 8 0onntips @nrInnh.

gen unb Yort9onerp, llla., rUer0eu nod immlt ron
&c puabo5 be- aridt, mabt Dell ehOroeH IroB bic
aJf9efoIOert, nj. itnrfen Idge6oteu 8e Die D,pe=
rQnUS Ri TClne al llCbCU.
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srtide gerfhpbrer perurtbeiIt.
shIed,tf gBai,entrnete in ataIltn.

2onoon, 9. SHlt. - Am Sountdae
ftarben in 9amtette IS, in RanIurab 64,
in Samanuo 8, in Sdirbtn unb tn Qles
cambria / Berion an Der Cholera. - Sc
perlautet in Cairo, baf etne Snht in 8ez
rsitidaft gebalten tpiro, nm ben &be0toe
nod Rsnpsl gu bringen, i'm Sale etne rpeis
tere 8erbreituug Der Cholera ieine 4breile
ratbiam MAIDEN iollte. - @tne Depeide aus
Songtong melbst, ba6 bic Cholera In Suaz
tom ausgebroden iff uuo oiele Spfer fors
bert.
@ine 0epeI6e Der oEimss" melbet aus
Gleranbria, bnb elm Guropder geIern bort
on Ser Cholera ftarb. Die abattotrs iener
Gtabt befnben fid In b0fii iGmustgem 3us
ffanbe unb btlbeu cine grOBe 9sFabr fir BITE
Geiunbbgtt ieuer Stabt.
&Geranbria, 8. Sult. Die 9ebenss
mtttel in 8amiette fno erId6pft uub Die
8eu0Iferung ungt am Sungertude. giue
.An,abl guropder bat eiHeu 8sriuG aemadlt,
BEN nm iene Stnot Der aufgefeIlten Can't
t6tss@or6on su our6bre6en, uno mebrere
osrieIbeu finb psrnunbet tporoeu.
9onbon, 10. Suli. - Cine Brjuatss.
peIbe aus Gleranorin melbst, oa6 am Rou.
tuge 81 BeriOnsn in 9amietts Der Cholera
ellageH.
Nus gern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10

8teu, 9. Sult.-0em y6remoeublatte"
;ufolge bat bic 0itreidii9e &egteruug etue
befriebtgeube @rtlGruug bon Tuuauten in
8e3ug auf ben tiir3Iib bon einem Ritgliebe
bes observation-disclosures in 9egenWart res
S6ntgs unsgebrahten Soaif, werder bic 4ns
neftion bon 8utOmtna on Rumdnieu befar-
ipOrtst, erbalteu. Ser GOuit efregte grOBen
&ufioG in Seftreid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-10

Der giadtUadter Der DSrantliHs6HrHace'
Co." gu W oblaomn, a.:2., eriboB Ud5edO O., OO:s
letter. g}att einfr gmbrfd 1, oen er bt,'m gluloe.u
bes SaoeuS bCr &ompusHie ertnpptc. e S.Itiebiqe,
rcd gienort R,z9., murOe bel Dem Griboiieneu Uorz
cgfuuben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-05
AMUSEMENIS.
Opera House-Emma Abbott.

Tonight the Emma Abbott English
Opera Troupe will sing Martha TO an
audience which promises to fill every inch
of available space in the Opera House. Miss
Abbott needs no introduction to the
Wheeling public, she having made several
visits to the Nail City in years past, being
invariably greeted with large and appre.
Ciative audiences, and her welcome this
evening will be but a repetition OF the en-
thusiasm and admiration which has always
been called forth by her charming rendi-
tion of the characters in the operas in
which she has taken part. OF the opera to
be presented little need be said. Its charm
ing music is familiar to all, and it will be
undoubtedly sung in a most satisfactory
manner. The company with Miss ABBOTT
is made up Of the most noted artists IN the
country, and it is unquestionaple the best
organization in the United States. Those
who wish TO spend a most agreeable even
ing should BY all means attend. The per
Torrance will begin promptly at s o'clock
on both evenings, thus ensuri 6 an early
dismissal and afiording all wno conten-
plate attending the reception at the State
House tomorrow evening ample time 10
pay their respects to His EXcellency, the
Governor, after the close OF tue perform
aDce.
Tur ACApKNY-CREsCEyr CITY COMBINATION.
This popular resort will present an excep-
tiopalIy strong bill this week, the cast in
Guiding Sarris & Lewis, the D1wnies, John
and Matte, Professor Butler, Flora Butler,
and the Macks, John and Matte. The
drama, Struck by Lightning" is an
nounced for this evening, and the house
will undoubtedly be well filled. The Ia.
dies dime matinees on Wednesdays and
Saturdays are becoming quite a popular
resort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-05
Il
Good Looking Countefeiters- Sudden
Death Personals.

Special 10 the Register.
~PARKRRsBUEG, February 3.-Jacob Stull
the second member of the counterfeiters
band tried and convicted is rather a fine
looking specimen Of mankind. He isa ma.
tive of Greene county, Pa, where he has
respectable connections, and from all indi.
cations has been engaged in showing the
the queer for some time. The majority OF
the gang arrested are past the meridian OF
life, and two have scarcely reached their
majority, both presenting a boyish APP
pearance.
The many friends OF George L. Spencer,
Esq, were shocked to learn of the sudden
death of his wife, which occurred at 8
O'Clock A. N. on Saturday. Mrs. Spencer
was one Of the most amiable ladies OF Park
ersburg. a kind and affectionate wife, Mr..
Spencer has the sympathy OF the entire
community in this sad bereavement.
The funeral services took place from the
NJ. L. Church at three o'clock Sunday after
noon and was attended by q large number
OF sorrOwing friends.
DR.. J. G. Hammer, of the Calvary Presby.
terrain church, leaves for New York on
Monday morning.
Rev. J. Fl. Spencer. OF the United Brother
church.. went to Marietta and filled an ap'
pointment in the U. b. church there Oh
Sunday.
Deputy L. s. Marshal J. Z. Remley made
a trip TO Richie county on Friday night
for the purpose of securing four witnesses
in the case Of VIM. Alkirs now being tried
for passing counterfeit coin, his brother,
Manuel. having already been tried and
conqicted OF the same offense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-05
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Personal Points, Coming and Going Of
People.

People.
Mr.. C. NJ. Emery, OF Millsboro, Pa, is at
the ST. James.
". H. Allied, of Auburn, N. Y, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. Cockayne and wife, Of Lucy Grove,
are at the Stamm.
Stewart Watt. Of GAINESVILLE, o., is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
DR.. w. s Yates, of Pittsburgh, is the
guest of DR.. Gasmire.
Mr.. l.. +. Graham, or Hancock county,
is at the Stamm House.
Capt. b B DOvener is out, after a severe
attack Of typhoid fever.
George T. May, of Washington city, is
among friends in the city.
Mr.. will Tucker. OF Wellsbu-g, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Wm. Long and lady of ri .sburgh, are
the guests of friends in the city.
Mrs. Justice and daughter OF Mounds
Vile, are guests of the st. James.
Mr.. Will Lukens. of Steubenville, is
! down among his Old frisnds in the city.
Mr. r. S. Mcconnell, a well-knowu
Moundsvilie man, was in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. W. II. WOlganott, of Milwaukee,
Wis, spent Sunday among friends in the
city.
Miss Tiernay, a pupil of Mt. de Chaatsl,
spend Sunday in the city among her
friends.
Mr.. J. Cook. the well known bartender,
is lying yery i'll at his rooms on Main street
near Eleventh.
Mr.. NJ. II. Hall, a well-known Cincinnati
4 ..,, -, yl.b,n, haVI. ufrh his man v
friends in the city.
Misses S. +. White and Maggie Walkin-
| sh.m, of West Alexander, are among
friends in the city.
Mrs Frank Booth and Mrs. Cecil Robin.
son will spend the remainder of the winter
with friends in the City.
John Morris, who mas been a fireman on
the river for the past thirty-fve years, is
now engaged on the steamer Diurusl.
Joseph Kline, the popular boiler boss at
the Belmont mill, is quite sick at his nome
corner Twenty-sixth anl Market streets.
The many friends of Will Hunter, who
has been seriously Ill with typhoid fever.
viii be glad to hear he is rapidly coavalesc'
ing.
Nessrs. Bridge Cracraft and J C.. Gray,
who have been in Washington City for the
past few weeks on legal business returned
Lone Friday evening.
&r. Jacob Snyder AM wife, who went to
Hot Springs, ARK some time since for tine
benefit of Mr.. Snyder's health, will return
home to-day. Mr.. Snyder's health is much
improved.
County Engineer Smith will leave for
the home of his son, near Baltimore. the
latter part Of the week. Mr.. Allen Young,
his talented assistant, will fill his position
while he Is gone.