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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
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llntiniaFcit unter BEN 6dhrtrn Der ghbtliiisn.
Berlin, 26. 8e3ember. - gfan melbet
aus Betereburg, 6oB inter ben oorttgen ri.
btltiieuiibrern 3miftafeiteu pegeu 6erTtdts
ber0fientltGuug Der yiCuemberuuu1n1eru oe3
Stu6entenblattes y@betUo" uu6 oes 9dbtlt-
lienblatte6 gyiaro0HaiO 80liQ" euttau0eu
fnb.
Die Rataffropbt I'm Ter Bal DOn 9iscapa.
2oubou, 26. DECEMBER. - Der &umpf
bee 8nmpfsrs - ct. guguittu," &" neldss 6abrs
3eug am 16. 9s3smber in oer Bal soH Bis,
capa gum groBsu Gbetle bur6 Beuer 3erf0rt
nurbe, if in ben Safen BON goruuua, Spa.
uisu, bugfrt lpor6en. Ser ,St. auaufiiu"
mar uuf ber Subrt OOu Rautla Ha9 gtUsrz
pool begrtfieu.
Der BabnuutaH spEfdben @dris uHs Nprins
court.
Barts, 26. Dejember. - Die gIadridt,
baB UteIe Beriouen geifern ourd etHeH Babu.
uuFal 3utiden Baris Hnb 4urtucourt get0bz
tet porbeu ieisu, Bat iih ais uHbsgriubet
beruusgefsllt. Gin 3ug entgIstfte, uHb meb'
rere Tradtpaggons nnroea 3ertrimuect,
jsbod tameu tetue gleui4en um'S eeben.
DaS @tbaIt bee grBbiibOfS OOH pariS.
Barts, 26, 8e3ember.-3ar Seuat BAT
NIT 20l gegeH 5l Sttmu1eu oelnloiteu, bds
UOu Der 9eputirteutammer auf 15,0l0
Fruncs rscujtrte @ebnlt bss gr3bti9ofs
BON Parts ptsbsr auf $4,000 6raucs pro
Snbt fsf5uieben.
gSeitere BerIgumhuHg tes amerifanifbeH
GdwetHss.
Barts, 26. December. - Baul Bert bat
esm Sourual g8oItnirs" siHeu Brief ge,
idris6sn, Tn pslbem Ct bebauptat, Die
Burht Dor einem 4usbrHh ber ErihtuoIs
6urd ben @cnuB Uon amertiauii6sm S9uet.
usHsiif ist teiusspegs dtmdrtId. Bert Cittrt
Qugaben bee Srn. 8elmsrs, atnes Suipet.
tore Al Chicago, pelder ertldrte, baB fraute
nn6 f1erbsnoe Shpeiue tdglih an isiuem
6auie porbei tamsH, pel4e biuig Derfauft,
gsidla6tst uub aIsbanH mad Bor6eaur obsr
Saure 0erihtfft mHrben.
Rus @lfasseotbrtnstu aHssspitfsn.
Barts, 26. DECEMBER. - Baron bou
ganteufiel, @ouosrHsHr BON gliaB eotbrtus
gen, bat jmsi 6rnu5oIsn, bsrsn elmer Der Sen.
@rouosI iff, uegtu uHterIafuug elmer gss
rinafigigsu Bormiade In ibtsm Bsrisbr Htt
bsr beutiheu Seh0rbe aus gliaB gOtbrtngsn
ausgeDieieu.
EFn cyb0uff Aer VhnfbpFer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
Die granem unO @elben.
anGIiff duf einen Bug Der ,Cranisr" in 5Irs
bpr 9rdce nuf Reufunhlone. - 8lutiaer
AufrHbr.-m1c cbrere mIeniAen getpetrt.

ct. SO6ns, q. S., 26. 3s3br. - Sin
bIuttger gufrnbr sretgnets fif beute GbeuS
Su SGrbOr 9rnce. Die gOranisr," pelde
bort NIT Srbeuaab3stdeu uuO 6abnen aus
geritdt naren, murbeH bon tbreH @rbietu'
o1u, ben fatbOliidsn SrGanbern, augsgrtfisn,
unb In bem eutasbenosu Ram2fe bltebeu bret
Waun tobt auf benz Blata. Rebrers aubare
purben t0Otltd oosr Iebensgefibrlt4 Der.
punbet. lin bieIe 9tuuoa Is lIbr 4ben6s)
III Der Iufruhr nod uitlt unter0rift. Gb=
ttttlungeu Sufauterie, Ra0ausrte uub 30,
li8si itnb uoH bier ans per @rtra3ug un6
8ompter na6 bem 9dauplaBa ess Gra'
mails gsIGiCft morosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
NuF her Gifenbabu beruuoIiIcef.

&IeUeIunO, o, 20. Del. - &dbreub
Sob. g. InfuB uu6 istue betbsa SGdter
geiteGu nuf etnsm SdIitteu unbe Burlington
Iber bas @eIetie Der Dgries 3abu" fubreu
tpurSe thr Sdlitteu Don etuem 3uge Semo-
ltrt, Une ale BRET tameu INNS 2ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
C9btUefet : Seife),
alle @afel hes Eeints,

ote aus 6rttiden gtutunreIubsttsu sutRss
ben, ioHberu nua otsientgeu, Die Ourd btr
Sonue uub ben 8tuO osrurIaat tperbsu.
gs maft ste Snut nuubsroou HAT
gIutt uu6 { d mteafaH unb ii ais stu
gefuu6er SaHtpsrfd6uerer aIsu
tOsmettIaen IlitieIu Uor3u,ie5eu.
gua SeitpOrtbeile Der 9 5apefeIbdber
perOsu ourd Beuuguug Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27

Ebbottfs TbanfI@es EBetns 5puirIm fiartt bic gons
itntipu unb brtnet esbsr HRs sisrsH in rsgsmasiss
fbstkigtsit, 26 GtR. hGE EIGi4gs QS2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
Rir Ent1nFinnfrnnr.
Nnfrubr nntrr rniILelen elahnaEbrItern.

Q0H0Un, q. 9e3smber. - Rau gl1ubt
bier uidt, buB Die nm gBetbuahtstage 3u
SirfenbsuO stugstreteue grpIOfOH bas 28ert
Der Ssnisr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27

Gs Iobnf iidj, Mbbctfs Ibnnif@es 2efnsTunicam gss
gen aebers IuS RierEIsErabsi Fl s bsriudeu, % geTS
de 6Gal&G (182l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-27
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THE COVINGTON
HIGH SCHOOL.

VIII besia its next session on MONDAY
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29

l"Gathn In New York Tribunal
What Chief Justice Coleridge said about
the great sin Of this county not being q
tasteful boast is clear to n man OF tIavel
here, who finds in The short ~journcy of two
or three days that h. oal be captured b. q
bunko man, scalped 10th ia Chicago an Fur
Their along, and finally deliver up fIs winch
IN Missouri, Consider bow the size of the
country gives riss to Mornons TO the amount
Of a nation in one p o prac.icing ~polygamy
and prophet worship; to a Crusade TO. tenn
perance In one great sale wh.lo the next one
care s moth ns about the subject; to repudia.
tion In Tennessee next door to q ven =, Ia all
over Kentucky; the gamblers runuins st.
Louis and no railroads permitted in tbs In
dian territory; Missouri max ng a duke Of
Wellington out of Frank James; part OF the
states leasing their convicts out to their gov.
ernors and senator's; local option in Arkansas;
and the gove.n nor of Dakota fighting the
whole state capital; a mar whose trial cost
the government tens of thousands Of dollars
ruling a TsEoh az big rs Wales; Denver a.
large as York or Derby, and the man for
whom it was named alive aud obscure. The
extent Of this country will long prevent It's
full homogeneity, and no man is fully known
over tho entire land except P. T. Barnum.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29
where MS cigars went.

lSHiCdSO Atthh-
For a couple of weeks past Mr.. W. Il.
Crane, the comedian, has been missing cigars
from bis d-ressing-room at Hooley's theatre,
and the most cautious watching failed to de-
tect the conscleuceless pun loiner. Crane Is
an inceSsant smoker und a hypercritical con-
noisseur of Havanas. 1t therefore harassed
him beyond measure TO lose his favorite
reinas- Yesterday he determined to get
even with the unknown pillagsr, even If he
could not discover him Accordingly he
dropped In at Clayton's and bought a dozen
loaded cigars, which he subsequently spread
out invitingly IN his dressine-case at the the
atre. In one OF the acts of ''Our Boarding
House. Robson AMI Crane, in the characters
of Gillipod AMI Elevator, respectively, pay
their devoirs to the charming Widow Man
helm. In this act each gentleman appears
industriously putting a cigar.
Last n gat wni.e Robson was siding up to
the charming widow, looking inexpressibly
funny and appearing to vastly enjoy his own
humor, the cigar he held between his teeth
suddenly shot out a long blue flame, followed
by a dense volume OF suiphurous smoke,
which was almost immediately succeeded by
nm explosion similar to the report OF a rusty
shotgun. The effect upon the audience and
uron the actors can be Imagined but not de-
Q r bed Ths WId3w Mannheim nearly fell out
OF her chair with laughing, and Crane retired
to the upper emil OF tina sta 20 with q pocket
handkerchief stated In his mouth. As for
Robson, he sank upon q sofa md turned al.
sorts of colors, while the people In the audL
forum laughed and ~npplaudedI Itno Ion ger
iemains a matter OF doubt where Billy
Cranes clRars went.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29
The Kilkenny Cat story.

lDt'sOh oAo
The story has been so long current that 1t
has become a proverb, "As quarrelsome as
the Kilkenny cats" two of the cats In which
city arc asserted to have fought so long and
SO furiously that nau sht was found OF them
but two tails The corTect version Of this
saying is this:
During tho rebellion which occurred In
ireland In 1913. Kilkenny was garrisonei by
a regiment of Hess.an soldiers, whose custom
1t was to tie together in one of their barracks
rooms two cats by their respective tails, aud
then throw them face TO face across a line
generally used for drying clothes. The cats
naturally became Infatuated, and scratched
each other in the abdomen until death en-
sued to one or both of them. The Off
GERS were made acquainted with the bar
barous acts Of cruelty and resolved to put
an end to them. For this purpose ON officer
was ordered to inspect each barTack-room
daily and report its state The soldiers, de-
terinined not to lose the daily torture of the
cats, generally employed one OF their COM
d TO watch tho approach Of the officer.
On ono occasion be neglected his duty, and
the officer was heard ascending tho stairs
while the cats were undergoing their custom
nry torture. Ono Of the trooper seiEed a
sword from the urm.rack. and with a single
blow divided the tails OF the cats The cats
escaped through tho open windows Of tho
room. which was entered instantly afterward
by the officer, who inquired what was the
cause OF the bleeding cats tails being sus-
pended on tho line, AM was told 10 reply
that two cats had been fighting In the
room; that It was found impossible TO sepa,
rate them, and they fought so desperately
that they had devoured each other, with Lhe
execution OF their two tailsn
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29

h4r. pressnslv, that her little chamber and
the pretty white bed were waiting, she smiled
for the first TIME.
IA" she sad almost brightly, "it cannot
be that l shall die now, md perhaps nv Eioi
Will find me, though l could not find him
Her words proved prophetic. One night, Z
TOW weeks after her return, we we're startled
by the drumming Of a banjo under Helenore's
window, soon Joined by a lusty voice bawiing
out right heartily some foolish ditty we hear
In the streets.
p l sprang up at once. "Jack," said ], "that
Is Helonoreis Eloi; I know itIr
l went quickly 10 her room-she bad not
yet retired for the highland when I opened
the door she was standing liks a statue by her
bod; she turnel, as l spoke her name, and,
with a look of ecstacy. pointing to tho win
dow, whispered:
"Eloi-Eloif'
YES" said 1; Ego down and ask him to
comein."
"Vait. waltz she said mysteriously; and
ssizing her "music"-the paper horn-she
leaned far out of tue window and blew blast
upon blast Of her most unearthly strains,
which, added to the roar of her lovers voice,
produced an effect indescribably strange and
ludicrousi
We concluded that he had heard those
sounds before, as otherwise, at the irst blast,
he certainly mu7t have taken to his heels
and run away.
Elias Rogers-for that was the young
mans name-wns in truth q Yankee man, I"
as Helenore claimed, but he had lived much
among tire Canadians md spoke their Ian
gunge like his own.
We found that he was honestly in love
with our Helenore; and rough and coarse as
he seemed, he doubtless had a romantic,
- ~Is-t.- .. k.u - l. --..Il - lA.-.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRrToAr.
9overnor-wm. Hale.
Secret Try oi TerritoIy-Eiliot 8. N. Morgan
Chief Justice-James b 8 ner.
Associate Justices = 4 9. p,an;
Cierk-J W. Bruner. -
j, d. Hopkins, Territorial Veterinarian.
United States Attoruey-M Y Brown
United states Aarshai-Gustav Schnitger
DepuIy-W schnitxer.
Surv yor oeneral-E. @. David.
Co lector OF Internal Reveaue-E. p. Snow
Receivers OF Public Moneys-W 3 huribut
Cheyenne; E s. Crock er. Evanston.
Rssisrers OF L nd once Il nv ". NJ Ma rraes'
rreasurer--F z. Warren.
A-uditor-Jesse knixht
Librarian-J. Slaughter.
Superintendent Of Public Instr uction-1
Naeoiosist aud Mining Engineer O. E
Bailey.
Territorial stenographerJ. @. S. Richard
on.
Penitentisry Commi. sioners - e. Nasle
Thomas Langtrte. J A Finfrook.
Fish Commissiouers-M. G. Barkwell, Otto
8ramm, T. 7, Downs, L. n. bennett, ". An
drews. T. W. Quinn.
I'M
sherin-S. K. ShsTpl. sA
Probate Judge and County Treasurer
County Clerk-J. K. jeffrey.
County and Prosecuting A~ttorney-J. c
Baird
County commlssioners-Thomls Swan. t
superintendentof Public Schools-W. Rich.
srdson.
Assessor-w. W JEFFREY.
C~oroner-John T. Charnn,
Justices of the Pssoe-T "; Etsher'
oon.t.Ole.-sR.. J; J! E s%sl;;.y.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-29
DR.. Liebig's
wONDERFuL
German Invlnorator.


The Oldest, greatest and best remedy for
tai ga hauatiUn. semluaI es, 10 I Of
manh3od L"iling memo y, Ind relaxed and
tntt ebled condit onb Of the geuiLu-urluary
orgaps
4 speedily currs impotence, early d.cay.
loss nI vigor: sehinal W. a. nes snd all the
turity.
II permanently prevent al unnatural loss
rom the system, a. thousands can q lest who
have used The remedy In the pa / Quarter Of
q century which 1t has been before the pub
1t is indeed n wonder ful remedy-topinp
me nerves stienetnenine the muscles check,
ing the waste. ipvlxor ling tsp wnoie s,s
tenn and restoring the %Afiict. d to hearth aud
happiness. ~
case undertaken not cured. The reason 20
many can not get cured OF weakness aud The
e es , W diseases Is wing e a cor plie.cion
W icI REQUIRES specia treas . emf.
Llebig,s lnyiRorstpr No. 2 with our pc.
tor Prostri"rrhea BY IL manhood isrestor.d
.nd the hand 81 tim moved b .ck from rg-
no e n1n'h; rIi.e oil either inviguraior 80 per
ere l Sc. urelv from obs. rvation.
Dr. ieolg g "a. treat succe sfu.lv by HON.
oesathy . Every form Of ,peciaI, piivat and
chr MIC disease " thout mercury or iaseous
drugs IfviialitS IL dIaii ed froIn the body,
hum.rou- diseases follow thrt b fie ordi,
mar y n,edicsl treatment. III allow, d 10 con.
tinue, the unnatural loss eau es cnpsump.
Ton, dia6.t.s, BIight's DISEASE, insanity, etc.
cures gua.ant' ed diseases OF The gtniio-
uiinar, organs. kidneys. iv. r and bladder
lily cured.
Qu lined and resi- ons ble.-Dr Liebig &
Co. from b urope, are orgsnIzei in compli-
ante with Ch Horn a H. etiic Il law, diploma
procured by REGULAR CO lege education and
pra tice. ~
Mot powerful electric belts tree to ~prtiepts.
10 prove The wonderful power of The Inyig.
TITO asz OIL eg en- or sent Tree Com
sultation free aud private
Dr. Liebig'k wonderful German Invi orator
l. pto'ected by copy right from patent ofic-
Initial ns. P"
I, all or addra.i LIEBIG PEFsA
w. 4olSeary street, San Francisco, Iial.
bl cks up Geary street from Learny. Main
entrance tnroIgh Dispensary drug store.