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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
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Maa leie Sieies 8eusntB
unb SenFe barnber na6.


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msBr, ais sausc gante Bidder:
,,@eebrte Ssrrsn! Die weits 4Reimlness ger,
i6ishenbeit uuter Nerten bnrilber, oh es pee Dber
iWsdm6sia si, BET sranttelten aItOboEti5eS
tia aYtutper rsn. IGbt R fur fetu argument su 8uns
hen zines beonbGfsu Spirtturi ieuz,, Brands" fpie
pabr pber gebaItz unb psrtbbpu es aud iei, in Glnz
Hang brrasr, obdon elm gut Tbeil bIeier Abpebuug
ron Mniibtsn ft uriprln9li6 atI bic neroerbIidben
MtrtunBen oes aIb, ,rtinc rs cine une ptrttuofen"
etfettrten unh tertauiter Sto'ieS uriffhbren Last
Nae itimmeu aber bariu ibereiu, baB, tpennimmer
GtimuIantia aebrnudt iperbeu oh ne nm dngeSeigt
fnb, oeer niGt, ttre cute Sei9anenhet hurp GrtdQs
f1Ir8 i'm Rranisrynnsr pSer errt bic gernuefsn uns
tfriuGunesn i'm HemiiGeR SabpratCrium aEber Srage
ssiteut sin iDus, Cine GriGRruns bon IdnIer, benn
3tu1rsiq Sabren in Srp9iss ure le6ttITsn GpptbsS
ser=gsitafte bat uns in petcm umangs nit ben Be
nlrfnten Der ar;liSen qrarts unS benGrforeerntFsn
hsr Rranten 8etleii5 Der Gerorbnung boH StnIulans
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Sdg er fh ausn MlteTsiufsn ME eein eripFnnltpten
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Rubr. SurtiaH unb allen nteSsrsr Roantaeitslormen
Ians ,fnS GoricIlr uni5dSbdr fnben pbue irgenepes
do ber RbeIr lturseu, EIDE auf has Ginnsps
tHtn bon heniger Gel1NlerteH Sptrttuelen foIGen'
Gurrdn 6 6uIer,
GnerpSs unb GubetutIs DroSuiiten,
Rctasfter, Rsg g."
Die ,,DuEpIHe RGI;s EbiBtens Gpmpasnie"
;ebt in srni9sn GGsen aus iPrem gtigen tempprdren
Quarter 9r. III, Rss 6apettefrase, mad ben &C.
r6uniaen actalitdtsn Gde Der Baltimore Ins
@alpsrtItrdae, I'M.
@retS: elm Hplar bic GuGrtHafd,e. Striubt
Ebnt CRail6 1TtD
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R1nnffnnimrnt In Errns.

Rem 9ort, 4. Suui. - IS ptrb bsria'
let, oab bts II. Ratioualhaut" Don DaaaS,
Yer, stns llsbsrtraguug Uorgenommsu bat
uuo bub 8siaIuguabmsoffebIe gegsH ite er'
lafieU nurSeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
GemcFratiSher Gtaats Gun1eAt
In 21Inhnn1n

II on t a m B, Nla., 4. Sunt, - DIR
bcnofrattida 8tauts &oupeut nHrOs b;ute
unter GROCER 8stbetltguug unter beu Boz
fte bes I6tb. Tbos. Ssap a5gehdlten. 9ou'
otruaur S'giaal, Stnatsistretdr B5elau uuo
Staatedabmetger Smith puroeu Our4 Ut
ifamatiou aEfs Rene nontnirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
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Sic ,Gibiouz RGttuu0rudsrst" 3u @ouib0
trdsr b,t EtiIaccls6tu rlros gltet.s U.r.etgsrt F
'ur s85 Geo io2ggitLagsu.
Die 8oGnu0reu 6abrttauteu @ebribel
9&Gtabouc i:, PoNGt, GiLp, H,zS., tabeu fluirt un
ibre Eaiiira wuoeu Hui 100000 be S1:7,UJl
Bsitlrt.
g2odrihtfn aus U}Grjto ergsbeu, OaB Seu
'tIctu arpfs Egrsserun8en i'm 5tlate &eru Gru
omtttsI Er0 bic &UitCes, Eo1ad5' un6 tdsrsruOt
betrcheT.
$50. SmjtB, p'Ihar In Dltlforb, Beuui.
Weacr GwngoiUR Crcs 3eUifsU Srnut 0cig boz q g
ult :,tt bdauUts ii6 l2tern bee yiVross IN eritei
@LaEe ialLttl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
Gas eritte arose gStra GOnjert

w y NF VNtI1 7oVFN's-s sEE3Ef
Rom 8irgitorium Der GeieuY4art osrlaaal.
tat, fiubst beute futt. 8tsis @Ou}srts
3etdusu fa tuTd pcr3iglthe QusDabl bee
YIegrumms rnS eiue neu gGftlfruer bo1=
lttt bsirietigsuee 0usfitruua oei'sl5sn ans.
8er bsrlbmte BbtaoelpaieC 9ocuil StBaor
u. 3nuidsui, oer I'M srfleu &ouierts our4
isius So!iuortraas tlinjrts, gahtrt aHh In
Dem britttn ruteeer, mas nittuefa5.'a piro,
bic SepuuoHsr lsia;r Es6ult uu5 islEa5
isslsuUOusu gcrtragss Ia 4lafe nah ban
Borte III fdbrsu. - Watmiiglleoec be-
GGGesngtieuI6aft touneu G!ltttttstarteE
ID IS Cents bTt sru. S3uduH1r, git. l,
9lue SCuieat srsBs. uao IN h;I gr9:et
ton has eGorrs per OtEteu" bs'ommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
; amsri'auiidbe gsbvetr in F,autrctas.
sble6en cineS GE Grngre6mitr
nlieAa

8auOtGle, So, 4. Snui.- @:prqe g8.
gOoter, Dsldsr in 1868 ais !i6eralar Rspub.
ltgaHer In Den &ougreB erpdblt wur0e uuS
etu 3slsgat in bsm yiattOuul. @Oupsut mar,
peIdsr Soroce @rCeleB fir Die &rGiioeutz
i&aft uomtHtrte. farb beuts in ietusr gBo6=
nuug tn Qenrp =@ountp. g8Gbreuo bes Biz,
geririe9se fioub er uuf Sstteu bee ROtoeus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
Surnnets Blrsibaft.

&idter 8glie rebu3irte beute Die BEN
Sbsrfsn SurnitOe, bem ebemaltaen au8lab'
leu0en @lert bes BOffamtsz0epartemeuts,
ouferleate 8irgidaft BON SIS, 900 Guf $780,
coo. Surusft0e bat bstauntltd $45, 900 gez
fohlen, unb ba sr ietne SduIb BET ietuer
Gsrbaftung singsfanb, 70 III 9ttdter Bp=
lies @sfautgtstt jeoeufaa8 etpas befrems
hnrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
@eneraI RnbcrG,S Qefhe.

Sadfonotlle, ST., 4. Stunt. - Ser
8ampfer SSeuute Sane" fOntmt our 3ett nit
osr 2ette bes Sen: 8abcod am 8or6 ben
ct. Sobue 9itper bsrab. Die lle5errefs tDers
ben mOrgsu bier etutrsffsH uab bauu ua4
Baibtugton bsf0rbsrt tperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
SsrnIifdteB.

Die bsuttgs Stsusr GiunaBms bstrus
$265,123 mo bic 3oGletuuahme 1868, 1893.
CUR Gtul0iuug befttmmte ytational.Sauf1
notsn tmSttrage uou $353, 900 ltefeu beute
I'm Sdatante elm.
Manuel De Saloan, @eiauOter Der 8ss
pubiit Can Domingo, purbe bem Bra
iesuten 4rtbur Oorgefe(It.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
4s. GOnsres. Grfis sisuua.
Der Stndt nid,t in sisuns. 3aS Saus bin
ter etn eaneibtntumsen an bic @ifenbab

Der Stndt nitbt in SisIns. DaS Saus bin.
ter etn fdnsid,sntumstn an bic @tfenbab.
ntn Der.
gBufbtngtaH, A. Suat.-9er 5euat
mar Asate ntpt tn Sisuug.
SIM ReprdientautenbauIt
wurbe cine DitttbetlHng oeS Slotte1istretdrs
pOrgeIegt, In uelter etne Serutuiguug BON
$145, ,927 fiir DIE Contribution zines SEodsu.
bods I'm 8rOOfIgusr Srtsgs5afau OsrIaugt
tptrb.
2aceg 6sridtete i'm Nameu 6es Wiu,z So.
MITES bte Bin stu, rpeIhe oie ausqabe BON
Sdatamtsnoten uuter S. usrbietet, a5er fle
perfiigt, beB 5tlbsrnotau bon ST, 50 uuo S.
aUsesgebeu tpsrben.
Die Bin iiber bic SerfaQ @ctGdrung Der
sSre9oner @entra!babn. "2ano= GerutQtj tjuua
pures nit 1873 gegsn 26 Stimmel nngelom,
men.
Die Ssuatss Nmeueemeuts III Der Bin i5sr
Qrbetterfattfttt murSeu utGt angenOmmen.
9te Bin, aud bic QanoperwiQiauug fiir
bic California Srsgoaer 8abn" uerfQGeu
III arttdrsn, tpuroe 6es 9Gugeren bebattirt,
unb BET Der 6ragc iiber bteislbe ftimmten 1873
bafiir unb Is ougeseu; teiu Quorun.
Das Sau5 pertcgte ftd) I'm 45 ll5r,
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Rus ser 8un6e6baupttabt.

@rwarturssuUus gttHr i'm pEBsisen Saufs.
g9aibtEgto II, 4. Sunt.-Etsfe StiaI
harridte beute abermals lmy 8stBeu SAuie,
uho nur psutge Beiu9er tteBsu tf bltdeu
Setretdr Seller uub @eueraIpofneiife Gre
'hom mGdtsu bem Bratbentsu fHr3s Stiiteu,
Sefletdr 2tEcOlu Usrbrafte ben gunjeu Gag
i'm fttsge6epartemsut uub bsidIafttgte ftt
nit feinen Amtapflthteu.
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TiIb,g @pU unb 6abeu,

Nem,DOrt 3. Snut. - Das Suuentar
In h:r uebsEtraSurs Sas. 3. Gtib8 an Sobu
q. MERITS puroe ptute stugeretht Dli'
i,ibc ergtebf siunp nomiueueu y8srtH Der
Hfltpa on @ruuS unb perouliHem @igRus
l5um oOu $3.179 392.2S, tubeRsn tpIrb Der
mutiite GBsrtb Der 4tttoa auf uur $j92,'
524 gei1Gst. Die Baifoa bslaHfau lid i'm
@Iar1,n arf 81. 239 .2Sl.18.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05

E 9eute, 8ouHarftng uno & /.
t 9 fjno bte GdIustGge oes GrbbsereuieRe5
NIB galars i'm Souutaasi9ul .gotlle Der
sUnnQeljiG' lutheriihen ct. SObnuutR=
&trae an BtbbGs 5traBe. 02r
Er1uer' Serstu eer @smstu6e bat GQe5 Se'
t5au, unl bic 8sIudsr auiEiebeu 3u fieGgu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
Der 6etratbes unf 8iftu6lieur
WGrFt.

Gbtcago, t. Suut.-Rrht fill; Dat.
3sn mdBia le5baft uub i4IOB uuter osu
griiriasu Staten; glats mdBig lebbaft uu0
rietIiger; 8oggsH, 8afer un6 9erfs ftl;
GGpetus1stid lsbbaft bei gutter giadfeaas
un6 idlcS fatig. Butter NIB Gter fiji.
Ra6flebenoss iiub bte Sdlusnotiruugen {:
BaiIsu: Stunt S74, Sult 89l. Gua. 9l1;
Wiats: Sunt SAT, Suit SCI, 4uquff SIS;
SaFsr 80; 8Ogasn 62t; 9erfs 65; Sla@siaa'
n1sl 1.69; S6peiusfeiid1: SanE 10 30
1926, Suli 19.25-19.20.
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Inmi1ientrnn6hie.

@aIbDeGI, &C., 4. Suni. $, 8.
8enbeu, stn laugiahrigsr SsDobusr Der bic.
figen Sta6t, eridoB pdbreub Der psrgaugs'
neu Raft in etuem Gufuue BON Sdufer.
nabuitun Ieine Srnu nuO fidl iel6t.
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bsLren u etner Wltnats.
NEUST
9entfebes aimberme B /.

Cjae5 uelt6rd6mte grAgarlt eHtb5t one 5tr
Gri9uluuJ ugu Tlsiih, Gucheu, &lut, &iu5...E rHs
Iomt ucu glrgertr1ft erigraeJHtaH Gltaa1.asit
uu0 3uar IN elmer fur let4ttIa glr1sugE5 9rlE...'a
Tcrm. Bon btu an7IiebrHT,H 3srun lIt e.0..'f
als tar teis uEo usetlaiVl'is Gl'-s Itr @!il.tts-
mild lnest1unt uur ais ba5 3u.ra5 ts E. ,n.-a o
mttd far ueiua uH2 rlGila.e &Et., i--.s Il-
etaufe rub Cgne'au5e tmpcs.s1 rrGgF' sfeaz
Jtacpter'5 zcutld,es aiuDcrmeBi 4" FiHess=
ipeas cine aRcoi5iu. io4o2ra Elm GtNab1ruGss
mittel. Qgcsau ilme5 ttaeH.ta5sa g.las".'.P'
Cgwje rs1sr riaar lctt.r @tgslu'ta.tb i5tEH
czbm-aE5iitsl-.t uno fhEs1sa &Eiulhm1 tn5 8.lt
IL 65g osnarn:s Gfulzuuctl Dcrl5!b beHan'1'u
,rrr Wsfraua emufab.cH, he On N'rl1uur3 35hci7s
grB t5r5Hg eH.ts6su1ar uuueaeEtcr EEu5bTuu5
an trslea S.ofirehisl, an @lutlrmut5, itl1ir
lPu5ftts rber rcgtHs sr GaotmtucuEJ uHb UebHlSsu
lfi5su. Gcmit r.r0 e5 tsicHIar5 5um Getraub ilz
z5u7Uale, s tu53r ia ihus1gm glh h5t5um, ieuis flr
i-Laa gta5lr, t:c Gu,18e ia Io7suaButeH stgppH.sa
WE.1err" h1btu, aUl7s5cn;lb empiDtleH isrHer
fur CB5rgrttter, GrlHte un0 N2ngeEge IN ieeeW
G.1ri1m, iuuta fur Nersaitua4e uro G1i6tpT.s,
Sci pb,eu5u, pcsr uitt gutter uat sgaaasrtH
glulteyuil9 TT tl5 ailueymeN Dee ciH3tJc
oncrtannte GrIG5 ter uatlritsH glbruH3 tss
Sau5G-s5. guslsj1 TT Is 5a5 f6erFs StueHlus
Der a.linsu gescR ,,Sumpters 0mplaiut. ."
6rcuiite SiorrbOe un9 SftubermDIera. 3u 5ds
Ser, IN alien 4pptbstsyr gzsi5 50 Seats per BUD "a
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Rum XnSE bernrthriIt.

ct. 2outs, 4. Stunt. - Sabte 6aus,
cine H,gertu, murbe bsuts uesen Srmorouuq
bes PoIt3siiereeuutsu Ssufs 3um Soos uerur.
thetlt uno Ioll am 18.. Suit gebdnat uerben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05

Btttsburg Ya, A. Suni.-9r. 8ag.
usr, 4iliguatar Der oBeuuz8aut," uer0ifeuts
It5te beute eiueu Nu5psts iibsr bic Sc.
tGftsIGge osr oBsau.Baut." 9is 54uls
ran on 8epoiitoreu bstragsu 81, ,466, ,205,
uuS eerI6teoene Cont murben I'm 9eIammts
b;trage oou 81 250, 953 iiber3ogeu. Ste
uetfisn 9irsttOreu 3oSsu an 26. Rut. an
nsldsm Gage bic anftaIt gum 3petten Rals
iuepenbtrte, tbr @eIo aus Der 8aut. SaiFtz
rer Reiber bat fidb erboteu, bel Der 9butde,
una Der @ei1dite bsbilflt1 su ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
mrhr MnmNerA.

Roffon, 4. Sunt.-9er 8ampftr o&as
ractun, ;" psIGsr bIGr gefsrn gorssu uen
@losgcp uuo @aIUGa etutrak bate 493
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-05
Ser sefamsene 8anf z SADtuSler
GEnO

Quebec, @au., 4. Sunt. - SIN SaQe
SObu 6. @uoS, Oss flidtt8eu gr= Santpra.
noenten ans Jiep Ysrt, 6euutraste beuts Der
Anwalt oes argsfIugteu uubsbtugte gutIai'
Iuna. Der 8ihtsr bebieIt iil Die @uti6st.
6uua bis morgsn Dor, tuoem neue SepeiIe
gegen Guo bic oubtu uOrgslegt merOeH iolsu.
gup'8 Bealeiter snrnHsefebrt.
9ew-DorF, 4. Stunt. = Bater 9Hcsp,
u.laer Den flidHgsu GrsBautprdf0sntea
SObu 6. Guo mad Canada begIsttst babsu
ioQ, tebrts heHts bisrbsr 3urid. Gr pstsert
iid, Ssn 8sridtsrfattsru trgsub pslf1s Rtt,
tbstluugsu ii5sr ben 3usd ietuer Rsiie gu
fu1hPu
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Gin orp6eB aaoer

EG0irn, Goa0isu, BaIieriHller, Diage,
nGttsu unb Rtuoartutilsn ioabsu ltHgetr0r.
fen Iub 3u is6r biutgeu BlsiiaG n oarlaufeu
in 5Orb'8 Sa8lr,
G34-) pr. 81, gBgnz zSaftiuorghr1Eg.
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GurOpdifae sabelberfate.
Die Giariua in 2Serliu.

{ ~AN y tAsAltA III <'tfilW-
Bgrli q, 1. Suui-RatIer Btbsln aab
j heute absno elm Stentsbanfstt 3u GbreH Der
/ &aiiartn Dou RuBlaub, nslde auf oem Stud
pege BON Jtumpenbstm mad PETERSBURG tf.
GfGter ON absr6 fGnb aiue OperuUOrfeI'
/ luug aatt, melder bic @3artnu uub bic Dttt.
/ glteosr Get 6sutGgn Jfalitriamilte beim0ba.
ttI.
Eic eGutidhc Cotr in eoncpn,
YOHtou, 4. Sunt. Gts bsntidle Operus
trupPs, SsIsu 9trsttor Or 9srmaUa 5ranie
lit, rGbrCE6 Die gebriioer 5hul, Curtis bic
FraDItusa lluternebm2r frb, trat beuse
StRn0 gum erfen Ttale i'm 5iefgeuy GouDsnt'
| @arOen=Gb bsater" auf. Gin nugebeures Bub'
lttnGI nCr uupsignb, nus gBaRusr' 8 ,Ytets
fsr1irgsI" murhsn aHf tirorAu50ole &Sstie
G'gibsu. Sr. Gitter fuugtrte ais 0irtaent,
une bic betoorraBeabfsH 9Gusgr 0eut'tls
iaHt nobuen on Ger SOriteuEHE Intbeil.
sVwcas 6eDOrHebenSer RRPfrir
Eonoon, 4. SRut.-sErutb" iagt: Die
g!e6lid't tiber ote beOorfebeuoe RSftguat;0n
Samte 6nheU 2Omen's, 6eS dmertfaniI5sI
gsiantteu, srmCdt augsmetues 8soaGerH.
S htugtou, .. g., 4. SUM Sm
htsf9en StaatsoepGrtemsut uu6 TN gSSetBeR
SaEie" Dtrb erilGrt, mau wiie Jit4is Oa
SoF, cot bIr @sipntte 9omeG ~ rsIJautreu
GSesris, uno Die &ugabeu beS ,,Erut5" be.
rnBsn le0enfaas anf einem Srrthum.
Ole ieiHeIiGisn Sritner In Srlane.
8ubliu, 4. Stunt. Ser Sctt0aiq BON
STlcro hOt BEN 2oro 2trtbur Din ctueu Brtef
Gsldlrie6sn. In Uelfem CT ole uou Der Rsgies
ing beobattsts &oIittf In 5lIug cHi 0ieuts
itdle &eriammlaugeu uuo &emoufrationeu
in SrloBo aueetnanoerie6t. 5etner Iuguz
te rod bet tie 8egterung bsfAIOlIsu, fiaf.
tigbin teire 8egenbsmoufrattouen oery Ora
uiet" on ben uamltdsn Srtsu, 100 ,,Rattouas
ltftsTa "8eyiammluugen i'm @auge iiuO, ri
qgfatten. @sgeuOsmonfrattourn lollsr nur
tnnn erIaubt ietH, fuenn iie an aHogrsn Or
fen uHo unter llmfiuSsn, pel1e bic @efabr
SiHga 3uIaumenfoSes 3mtideu ben feiuolt
den %oIteteu auSidItsBsn, in SCeue geieBt
rsroIH.-8tsie @Rtiastbuug Der 8sgterung
hnt bic Gogaltleu i'm ytornsn Srlano's IN
glrBe @utTiifurg 0erieBt, uu6 Dabrideinlid
puoeu 6teiglben nddfenB utsle Su0igua.
ratiOGs &ei iammluuQeu abbaIteu.
Die ,.GroHteI In Remr9 bli9lOhen beute
tros fes &eUbOts Der &sgisruug stne 9e9sa'
tlmcafratton gfgeu Die auf nd@fen SOau'
t0g otr0nialtsts yyfatioualtfsu."Seri
lgEg Ia Scene III ittGu.
55mdll.
Yuris, 1. Stunt. - Sin uu6eiaunter
Siam, DnbriGetnItd stn eutlafeuer Quge
ilelitRr, 9rtif beute 0su gr=85sotue Sem0tI
4albo oCH Ggppteu i'm @arteH 6es BlIatS
&cfal nu unb usrabretdte i5m sius tiiftige
Ir6dt BlIRsI.
Gcs GmtrigGUiiebe gcbcpct,: IN Frautrctaa.
Barta, 1 Sunt.-Da8 Somtte, mtIeS
ocn 6Ga &ammsgu ernannt nnrbe, nm etue
lInterirfurg bS3HgJth Der Giufubr uOu
SoI3feiih aus gmerita eiE}ulsiteu, bat et-
uen Beribt Etugerejdlt. Wsldler ampftsbit,
baB bic ginfubr nod eiusr 8rGuOItdeu In
terluduug gGfattst Dsroe. .3uglsi4 em'
pfsbIt Der Sertdlt Elm 8erbot gsaeu Die gtas
futr ocu irtidcm 6Ieid) ans ydnoe.u, in
neIfen bic griferl uou &rtatuOis uaage.
tpieieH WOr6fu lf.
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-19

kept rooted out until midsummer, will
rarely come up again others continue
growing until severe frosts come. An
OLD illinois farmer said cocklebur
would come up in the morning, grow
until four in the afternoon, and mature
seeds before the frost could kill it that
night. This is an eXaggeration, yet
the cOckleburr must be fought until
there are heavy frosts. The velvet-
leaf, Jimson and rag>weeds will COM
mence growth almost as late. Weeds
are very prolific, and an occasional
one gone to seed in the corn6eld, will
insure good crop the next season.
Corn should not be cultivated after it
is tasseled, but the weeds can be cut
out without disturbing the soil. For
this purpose we have seen short
cythe used, but we much prefer hoe
with a sharp edge.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-19
A Card to the Public.

Until very recently did not know
that a report had ever been circulated
to the effect that | had been bitten by
a dog while prowling about the prem
Uses of a Mr.. Haynes, which caused my
present crippled and dependent condi-
ton in life. In all conscience is suf-
fcient to suffer as | have, without be-,
ing charged with such an ofense as
that, | have suffered as no man has,
but the charge that was bitten while
In the pursuit of an illegal act is utterly
false. | was bitten by a dog at the
residence Of Mrs. Wagner on Collins
river, and in open daylight in the pres,
ence of witnesses. Below is the state
ment of Mrs, Wagner and the party
who was with me at the time | was
bitten
In reference to the report that has
been circulated about Mr.. H. I.
Mitchell having been bitten by dog,
which caused hun to be cripple for
life, | will state that | remember very
distinctly that man was bitten by my
dog in my yard about February before
the war closed in the spring of 1865.
The man that was bitten was approach
ing the house in order TO warm, it being
very cold anG snow on the ground.
Other men came into the house to warm
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-19
Do Toads do Harm.

American Agriculturist.
Strange as it may appear, all do not
recognize a friend in the toad, for we
are asked, IF they do any harm in
the garden?" Under the writer's front
stoop there is a shelter for several toads,
and it is great amusement to watch
them as they come out towards night
for their evening meal. An insect is
seen, and then he is not. One can not,
at first sight, follow the rapid mpticn
OF the tongue of the toad, as it whips
up the insect with the rapidity of a
wink. The ancient belief that the
toad's head contained "jewel," must
have had reference to that tongue of
his, which is indeed "jewe" in the
way of an insect destroyer. Harris,
the entomologist, states that he fed q
toad with some black caterpillars,
about three. fourths of an inch long.
When he had fed hundred he was
tired, but the toad was not, but wa;
ready for more. Toads are welcomed
in our garden, but snakes, which some
times come in from the woods near by
are not, but only because they prey
upon toads, BY all means encourage
the toads, and discourage the snakes
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-19
A Point of Honor.

1t is extremely refreshing to notice
the fine sense of honor possessed by
the rising generation of Virginia City.
Last evening two you youths, each
aged about IA, met on G street, when
the following dialogue took place:
Il say, Bill, you got my knife :"
mo, amt"
"Pon yer word?"
"Pon my word"
"Pon yer soul?"
"Pon my SOUL"
"Hope you may die if yOuhave!"
"Hope may die if have"
"You amt got my knife?"
81 amt got your knife"
Then the querist seemed to be In
credulOus, but was on the point of Civ
ing it up in despair when bright idea
occurred to him and he returned to the
attack with: "Pon yer honor?"
co." said the other, "now you touch
me honor; take your banked old knife,
and he handed over the article.
"Well done, Bill, said his chum; 81
allus knowed you was honrable chap.
Virginia City Chronicle.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-19
Clearmont.

To the Standard:
The people of this neighborhood are
threshing wheat, which is good. The
storm of the 9th damaged forward corn.
The Baptists will hold communion
service at Big Spring church on the
fourth Sunday of this month. Rev.
P. Moore will preach the funeral Of
Elder H, Deberry ard j. H. Robertson
at same time and place. D.