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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-10
ollie WaFeI Oes Setuts,

Gue PstIoOrtBeile Der 9 54pefsI5dbtE
perbeu bura BenuBuug BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-10

Ser Rams Sulphur Soap" III pateuttrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-10
Ser 9eatide @orre[ponoent.

Cs7,Sl 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-10
SraaeunsiaF in OearrId,.

Bteu, 8. GpriG. - Su @ragau, siHem
tletusuOrte Rd5rsn's, brad 0orgeFsH SsRsr
aus, tUeItleS so SGuier In Qihe legte. Gtut
6rau Unb 3Dst Rtubsr fanoeu ibrsu SOB In
oEu Slammsu.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
A Love Story.

A romance Of A. T. Stewards life is
told by the New York correspondent of
the Pittsburg Dispatch. About sixty
years ago Cornelia CIinch was one of tie
prettiest girls in New York. Her father
was rich ship chandler who lived in a
big house in the fashionable quarter. He
was self-made man and Thought every
man ought to be the architect of his
own fortune. So he frowned away every
wealthy young fopwh came to WOO Cor
nelia, and sent her regularly to school
to learn to be sensible, useful woman.
Old Chnch attended st. Marks Church.
and one Sunday young Stewart saw the
daughter there. He fell in love with
her and became q regular attendant at
the church. He got acquainted with
Cornelia, and as he was poor but indus
trious. the old man smiled upon him and
invited him to call and take dinner with
them. After awhile Stewart asked Cor
nelia very Interesting question, and
she, like good girl, blushed and said ::
"Y-e-e-s-if papa saysso." Then Stewart
:. IL ala C.:.,oI on1 IL ~o;1 ssWo,+
to marry Nelly, Ell? Think she's got a
rich father, eh And you'd like to come
in for share of his earnings, eh % 'sNo,
sir; you needn't leave her or me cent.
I'll soon be richer than you anyway. y
You will, will you? Web l like that.
Go ahead and take her then, and Heaven
bessayou both" SO the young folks,
who were tremendously in love with each
other, were married and went to live in
modest little cottage on Reade street,
and were glad to be able to cover the
,, floors with rag carpet. There, it is said,
| they lived an ideally happy life
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19

day In his store, it is all explained. and
LII ease his jealous milai t.-n.osrow.
- have awaked from q horrid dream,
at last r josfully reflected Thornlove. at
this unexpected disclosure; "IlI make
amends at once. Come to my bosom, my
dear old Hohbleden - he cried aloud,
rushing into the kitchen in his gown and
stockings; Il have been long bewildered
by false dream, but now l know the
naked truth, all things are on proper
footing and everything is as it should
nc
HObbleden did not reject the affection
ate salutation Of his old friend. who.
after a further revelation Of their mutual
sufferings, insisted upon sharing his
couch with him that night.
They slept serenely and when they met
Mrs. Thornlovc at breakfast in the morn
ing the only point upon which they dis
agreed was, that they denounced while
blessed the boots which had exercised
from her household the green eyed mon
ster forever
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
QUAKER CITY JOKES.
FEW THINGS NACCIDENrAII.Y OVER.
HEARD BI THE PUIi.AOk n .PIllA
"kSE>lNt: CALL" IUMORIsT.
WESTERN RAILROAD SYSTEM.

WESTERN RAILROAD sYsTgM
First Western Railroad Mani see
it stated that commissioner. has bes~
sent over by the Russian government,
and is coming West to study our railroad
system"
Second Western Railroad Man-"Yes:
but don't see why the Russian govern
ment should g 10 all that trouble.
First Railroad Man-''You don u"
Second Railroad Man =" Certainly
not; our system could have hesu sx-
planned to \the Russian government by
any Wester IN man who happened to 10
over there
First Railroad Man That's true;
did not think of that. IT could be done
with paper and pencil by just making
dots to represent towns and lines TO rep
resent the roads, same as on map.
Second Railroad Man-''Exactly, and
writing under it: Cut throat rates be-
tween competing points must be made
up by big charges on local traffic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
A Jesse James Gang Broken Up.


iohe s'r'es OF fohhefi's III a REM
esi' anna c''s cuI1niha'''d some ''fae ago
~ '',e o''fs'aFs oi "a .ouse' a'ia ''oih
"h'ch large amount OF llatH and family
!e"oi7 were c'ii''1 away. Inc ie'hii'2
e'''A,4-9 ''ip'''' ei . d''r,o@i'e' Sli'i = 'i'N
seen. was maze upon 'he '''ies7s' none
q "i''i'i A' o'e, '@ei.'s Ai'a y q
~, Pc -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
4 Double Misunderstanding

or, DAY n lest December Mr. Hamil-
esr Ias.4loye iutnd his boots soaked
'roaeh, aud taking them Of il bis store,
r. Huao them down 20 dry. 1t was IN
sd, of tr.ii4o importance to any but n
yery discerning mind. Yet it was
ruIt with din consequences to MIR.
Ihar.leyr I'm; Nhat could he know Of
f1n tg'orc, poor soul?
"Nhat poor solcs they make now-a-
lly T he murmurci Il will put on
lx -1jfle'rs and step into my ncighbor
I,-taut. end see if lie can't settle his
ac..nrt % lay
l!o Nas man "f lis word and did SO.
Whiia lie was gone, III came his
frsal. Paul Iiohhlcden, and asked
vaere TEornloye WAS He was told to
wait j tcw minutes, and while ne was
N5i.Ho, rs ie was only ar old bachelor,
arcu~tomcd to loo!, only after his own
health he drew of his boots, toasted
lis toes for half an hour, and then, an
cry At waiting 50 long, hastily shod him
sci, and went away grumhling.
IhoruiOyc soon after returned, also
cross. Justout was not in, and now he
heard that Hobhlcdrn was gone out.
THIS made him douhly recvish.
"lloihlcdcn gone l wish he would
STAY Gene. That man haunts me three
times n week nt the house and as often
here | have known Hobbleden ever
snlcc before WAS married, and he knew
ophc'ia before | married her Perhaps
THAT'S why he never got married. Might
lc Sticks 10 me Ike barnacle. At
tcrmc So often and nuthing particular to
s"y. Perhaps he comes to see II | am
Lore that he can gO to see Mrs. Thorn
.ayr. Ill watch Hohblcden How the
snow stretches boots 7! He drew them
eu
When Thorplovc went home that even
'H@ he felt nglv and tantalizing. He
had caught cold from going in his slip
rtrs. Ophclia played pathetic air on
TIE piano and sang to soothe him.
Ion 90 'hai, opitha. oh' ooh
" rather near " iun'fAl sermon.
thought yen hked sentiment.
Hate it"
ShsII | sing something funny
'Ne' Nou tank more oi lingering 'ila'
e.i music-trap tlian YOU do Of me.
What shall say"
AaNi'rf or huth'ns ""n.d 7'''' tie
alsa' hs /, !, ,'.ysi.
l.a'ieae ll a~ ..nN "a iarl''."r
'h.a't You .isc em?' sail b. 'Ei".-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
Eggs from Germany.

Eggs have been very high in the New
York market. At one time within few
weeks they sold at 49 cents per dozen
Wholesale. Thousands of dozens arrive
by the German steamers. A dealer said
The German eggs are lined, but the
German process is better than the Ameri-
can Here q bushel of lime is s;acked
With eight or nine pals Of water; the
water is drawn of, and <4lc eggs are
pached in it. The lime wafer clos, the
~ores III The shell and exclu,les the air.
The egg, will then keep two or three
Years. But the white Of theegg gets
waterv and, hcsi'les that, the liners DO
not pickle the eggs ulti they ar afraid
tat they Will Spoil. On: Of 900 bar
rcls OF linlel eggs received III NV York
ONLY 300 vii be gilt edged. Til. Ger
man process leaves the white III snch n
natural condition that tho imported egg=
are frequently sold in New York as fresh
u.4,~ o- -eta.ir4n. Iho only thinr, 20
prevent it is the fact that these pre-
servel eggs cannot he lailed. They
crack open every time, Of course. IL
every other respect they are as good as
nlne-tenths Of the fresh eggs sold.
How much duty do you pay Oh
them ?"
The American hen 5 wholly unrro-
tected from :h, pauper labor Of the Ger
mars. There is movement: on lot,
though, 10 get q duty on egg, which
viii, perhaps. .nall" Us to charge sev
eral cents more a dozen under e1treln.
clrcUmstal ces
A WEsTEaS YAKS. CO.. F. G. Coopcr
Ia tod th.. D,nver Nous Halrirea hi
= cap ls i4s..l from death IL the JAYS 4
a Colorado mountain hon. He was
skating On lake near his gold rnlne, and
the lion sprang for him There was a
chase for some miles, the. colonel occa-
sionallv getting the bes; Of the lion by
making a sudden curve. At length one
skate began 10 loosen. and he felt 'ha:
tie snprer.e r-oren: was a. hand He
las heard tha: inusic righ. soo,he s
,'irute. and he began 10 sing; bu, this Ell,
r4g-.i tie lion, and. bts;h.nsing hirase,i
{: a rsva, newspaper he lad II his
potke.e 1e Drew il forth ard read ths
IL. = s.-ep.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19

If ever I go into new locality again.
will study up my geography better
than | did this time; for my ignorance
got me into mos, uncomfortable posi-
ton. As the boat neared Sandford, /
was standing with others on the deck,
when pretty young lady came up to
me, and with sweet smile on her face,
looked into mine with pair Of lovely
eyes, and asked: "Are yon going to kiss
me, sir q II some one had offered to
lend me ten dollars l could not have
been more surprised, and hardly know
ing what to say, and in order to gain q
little time, gasped out, Pardon, Miss,
what did you ask?' l felt that she
knew heard her. but she said swcetlG,
"Are you going to kiss me, to-night?'
There was no misunderstanding this
time. | heard her. and SO did others,
and / felt the blood rushing into my
face, and l stammcred out, II would
like to accommodate you. Miss; / would
truly; but ! have wife and thirteen
small children on board with me- and il
my wife should see me kissing you-"
Kissing me, you hateful old thing
who asked you to kiss me ?" you did,
/ yelled; "You asked me twice I" "You
old fool, | asked you if you were going
to Kissime-K Kissimc City tonight; don't
yon know anything?" and of she went.
and if anybody ever felt meaner than !
did / would like to exchange photo
graphs with him. -BcFfdst journal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-19
A GREAT D1FrrRHsCE>


twenty dollars for officiating at hi. wed
ding. and Mr.. Brown only gave YOU two
dollars ?" said the wife OF q clergyman
to her husband.
"Yes." he replied.
THAT seems very strange" continued
the lady: "Mr. Smith is a clerk on
small salary. while Mr. Brown, I have
always understood, is a very wealthy
man"
"He ia. my dear, but this is the
second tine Mr.. Brown has been mar
ned"
RESTORING THEIR CONFIDENCE.
Joncs-"Lend me five dol.ars?"
Smith Can, do il. Just paid ON
nv last FIVE dollars for big advertise
rren. Of property stolen"
Jones-"S Stolen propcr.y?'
omith-''Yes. offered s.. 600 re-
ward for information that would lead 70
- - 80 = 80 'H
- 81 or.o
- g. ~. h. D. .,
e,ou, -,
e,o;.b ..4,s., NJ crss;.ox. ,a,.,
L,. ;. 49,. ,o a.n ~.
sio..
-
:,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
CeTetret@.Wmaarn

= gu @ien fanb am 25 guauit elm
Seriobnun9sfeit Swii6en Seuti9en unb
TranSoien on einem Sersniisunssort in Der
Ndbe Der Stabt, ber i%osenannten WaIb>
miible bel &obaun, itatt. MnsebSrise bes
beuti9en &ei9s unb cine 9lnsabl S6bne
6rontrei9s, wel9e ii9 oft in @ien tra.
fen, fennen unb i9dben lernten unb pom
benen einise ben Rrtes 1870 = 1871 nit
sema9t baben, batten bic Sbee anserest,
lid nit eiuarber in Der freten 0iatur Al
uerbriibern. Cine beuti9e uno cine franz
s0ii9e Seltrebe wlirbe gebalten, elm Mas
ittOrps trus CUR Seri6Oneruus tes Nbenbs
BEL.
- General @eaper, Der ameris
fauii6e &oriul in Wien, bat benz Staatsz
Department einen 8eri3t iiber Die -.
SobreSperiammlung bes internatiouaIen
@etreioesM tarftes gu Wien ein9eiarbt, bic
bort om %. unO 26. gu9uit ubgs6aIten
wur6e. Gr .iaat BARN: ISM @laemeinen
idloB Bic Geriammluug nidt suirie6ens
iteQenO unb nit meut9er 2ebboftigtett uno
@ei6dften, ais irgeu0 cine uorber9e6enoe
&ituu0. Wfau ertldrt bicS baoUr6, baB
Die iepiSen 9rciie ii6er6aupt ie6r gc6rGdt
iiuo, uuo baB ieI6it gu bieien uieoriger
Byeiien penig oOer CUR feline Nodfrdge
lit. Der @ruuo fiji Oieic Gri9ejuUug
piro IN Dem Guti6lu0e Der 9roBen Spetus
Ianten Gmarifa'5 gciuht, wal9e einie6n,
boB Il. ibre ouigeipei9erten 8orrStbe @ns
g<ij9t5 Der eaorm groBeu dmeritaui'9en
Gruote, uel@e Guf 500 coo, 900 8uiheL
Gegeu 42I ,O00, 900 &uiacl i'm Doyigeu
Sabre gei@6et wir0, nm ieban Byeis
Io5i3lageu mi6eu. 9euor6ie 8eriamms
lung itt pertagte, puroe elm BeI6luB an.
oeuDmmeu, burd mel4en empfoblen wiro,
0as @eui5t %anitatt bsS bi5berigen DaBe8
eia;uia9reu. SIS lUirD oaun oa5 metriiae
Guantum pou 100 6tlosralnnlen ais be-
qIemites internation0Ie5 GinbeitsmaB fir
ben 0anOel empfobleu.
Su 9aBIa9 in Sber0lterrei@
purOe am 10. @luSult cine S6~anfpirt5in
beerbigt, Die gum speiteu Wfale in ainen
Sorg geIe9t lpur6e, Osnn im Sabre l849
battle oieieIbe bereitS Spei&G9e ais &6eins
toSte in Der 8rsttertrube gslssen. Sic
loOte bamals i@on begraben wer6en, ais
sS eirsm alien &elner %einiiel, Der S9eins
to0ten eiHen Blute0el oil ben Buls IN
ieben. Sn bieiem 9lugenblife erpa9te Sic
I'M Storrtrnmpf 9ie8snbe pie6er gu neuem
9eben, bos lte erlt 35 Sabre ipGter beenoeu
iolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
6auiaS.

= Sn 9 TT 8 a peranlabte elm Be;
truntener @inpobner Namens Gaiot smis
f9en ben 8urrsO atern urb ben 2euten uon
Srtons Sirius einen &f, Der i9lieB,
lid, ais Der @irtus eben auf einem @iiens
banSuSe ubfubren ioate, in cine S9ieBerei
arsartete, nobel s.. 2angsneder set6otet,
Mapor Wfarr tObtli9 uerpunbet ,ein &nabe
lei6t perIeet wurbe. Spdter purbe cine
an3abl Girtusleute in 8aibinston perbafs
tet, bod aud wieber freiseseben.
8ie sewein bic Gsmperensrebnerin
Zulu Slough IN Ranias lit, bat ie tir,s
lid AUDI i'm b~ortissn Std6t9en @eGinSs
ton bewieien. Den vBorter" I'M r@rlineton
5ouie" ftebte iie LANCE um cine Slai9e Yier
an, Bis er ibren Wuni9 %erfilte. Sic Bee
3ablte 35 Gents fir bas Bier unb trant
fosar bauon. Damn aber 9ins fe gum
5rieOensridter unb tlaste ben Yorter pes
gen Terlebuns bes Brobibitionsseieses an.
gr pnroe iofort perbaftet, perbaftet psrs
bort, i4ulbis befunben unb gum 3ablen
Don 800 Strafe nebft Soften perurtbeilt,
bat iebo9 Bsruiuns an bas 8esirtsseri1t
afinsersidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
SHiaotS.

- Die mertpirStse Stubt BuIlm q n,
BET Chicago, Sdblt s~esenwdrti9 1929 Ses
wobner, ndmli9 1865 Mdnner, 1899
Sraren unb 1865 &inber. Die erite Sas
mile bate ii9 bort am /. Sannar 1881
nieOer9elaneu.
= guf benz 9aue 6es 9roBsn Siubufts
Der 6. % 81. @.sSabu on Der Gbica9o
ape. gu Gbicugo ereignete ii9 Elm e%ntiebtlis
deus lln9liGsfau. Der Nrbeiter Sames
Sui9Iep mar BEL benz @rri3ten zines Der
9roBen Stittb6fe beI9dftigt hno banbeIte
bierbei I'M Suffrage pes Bauunternebmer5
Suffp. 9l6kli9 fielder StHtbof INN uno
auf SuigIey. Dem llnsli<6cn wurceu
bierbei bei6c Irule uro beioe getne gebro,
den un0 uuBerhcm erlttt er moi efnige
I6pere @erIebungen. Ginige Stuubeu
fpater itar6 ct i'm GDuntp 6oipttaI.
- Ser Courier Sc pSaiaOis@, bns
eii8ige Iron5Sfl6eu in &oufatee uer6feuts
Ii8te 8latt hes StoateS, meI@es bisber
ftreug republifonti@ mar, bat it9 geger
Blaine rno &ogm ertlGrt. &aS bcbentet
eineu llmi9puu9 IN Der Gttmmen3abl
o Sutuois UOu peuigiteus 1000 Sttms
men.
8et Stotes Citation fubr Elm
quo non ID Magen ii6er cine &u6, eut.
glstite unb brad Conu our3 cine Bride.
@iQiam Wtils, Der Souptbremier, wur6(
getD6tet; 6omer 8utemar, Der Sngeuieur
nnb 8eter @ilion, Der SeiSer, iopie Elm
ais bliuosr Ba6a9ier mitfu5renOer Gramp
1purOen i8per perlett.
= Sn Miles tam IS am SDuntase gu
etrem bluttgeu Sample 5wif8en eineul
9ubeno @bicagoer GnufboIOen, Die ii4 an
ben Nileisru wtgen friber erbaLtener 8rii;
gel RIDDEN MOLTEN, unb ben gewobnern
pon Niles. Sbifel, Elm @artner, wur0e
erI6oHen. 9ie &auiboL6e fo5en aut Ell
mem @aSen, puroen aber IN 3ate 9iep eins
9efangen.
= Sm Conn @ropelan6 I'M SQi:
noiier County 2a.Salle e~reignete ii9 tiirS;
lid Elm i9refli5er 1n9Iiisfau, beilen Spfer
elm iunser 6euti9er 6armarbeiter wurOe.
@dbrsnb ct tie 9fer6e eineu 2lugens
Bid aIlsin lief, nm ii9 elm Erunf
@aHer gu boled, purben bic Gbiere
pon elmer llusobI 6liesen Der berz
artise sequdlt, baB ite bur69iu9en. Der
junSe Wtunu ergriff bic bur9sebenben
Yferbe on ben 3i9eln, warb iebo9 gu Bos
ben 9%eriien, uno BON ibren 6ufcn i6Iirm
5ugeri9tet. 0o9 6as MAI ni6t has
S6Iimmite. &ber bic 9fugiauar sing
inn quer iiber Ben Qeib uno ueruria9te cine
entieblt9e Wun6e. 0ta9 w|eniBen Stun:
ben quaIUo1en 2eiOeus bau9te Der llng.iif,
lid ieinen @etit aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
WebraSfa.

= Die Stabt Omaha beinbet fi6
ieit Monoten pbne seietli3es Sberbaupt.
Sin Streit swiiden Wtapor unb Staats
bate bamit esenbet, boB Der
lettere ben ~eriteren mesen Qmtsperseben in
9lnflase iteute nnb abb ette. Der Staot.
ROTH erwdblte bann einen prOpiiorii3en
Mopor. Sirsli@ buben nun bic @eri9te
enti3ieben, baB bos 9lnt bur9 iofcrttse
Neupabl bate wieber befett werben
miiIen unb baB ale Nmtsbanhlnn9er
bes yprppiiorii9en Mapors" nuu unb
ni@tis ieien. Sarpb sroBe Serwirruns.
= Sn 8 rb ion iett elm GROCER Seller
auf benz 6ffentIiden YIase erbaut neroen,
in wel6em ii6 aue SepObnsr bes Slates
flii6ten %tSnnen, iobalS etne tri6terartiss
8olte bas StuBen zines Cyclones on:
beltet.
-Sremont beonIpru6t cine Sin:
wobnerSabl uon 1900, 10 baB es Die britt:
er6Bte Stabt I'M Staate wdre. - Sci ei:
ner neuli6en %Nbitimmung purbe 6renOnt
nit elmer Moioritdt pom 1000 Stimmer
gum G~ountyiie beitimmt.
- Sn Dem Stante Nebrosta iiu6 jebi
PA, 600 gtGer 9onO nit Sdumen ange.
p~flan5t. Dies lit cine I96ne 5rr6t pes II
bteism Gtoate singefi9rten gaumpfGn
sun9stagCS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30
BibeanGp.

-8ie 6ppfrnerrte IN 0isccnfu tit,
ME Scr Better elmer GtosutguoM 6oPfcns
farm i'm Gouutp Q8GuEsiba mcl6et, 6eeus
bet. Der @rlrdg III u1reju Giertcl beicu,
mas er lein iputt, bod If Die CuaIitat be-
friebigen6. lleBer9appt lift 6cr @opT,n
beuer in Ben Ser. Stoatcu IGle6t geras
tbcn, benn ser Gytrag betragt bur9i4nitts
lid nidt mebr ais bic 6dIfte osS Iettidbyis
gen.
Die Gtoats. gls te0,nrg mar a6er ale
Grnortun9en erfOlgrsi9. Do5 Netter
bate ni9t beiier ieiu t6uneu, Die S6aua
iteuIrng mai 10 uoatoumen; ute Der glls
iprrdspollite iie nur bate wGni9eu t6uuen
unb bic 8etbeiIt9ung iibertruf bic tibnitcn
8ere6nuugen. @bsr uidt MIR bieler Uoriiber7
9eben6e Gortbeil 1T gu perieiGnen, lonberu
eS fonbcn aud, 6ur6 bic 4usltellun9 per-
anIdBt, neue Observation-Disclosures itutt,
peI6e uuiereu Su6uitries Establishments
reus Wtdrtte eri6lieBsu, unO es peri9Gfte
bieielbe u%nierer Snhuitrie bic wirtiamite
unb uno ~pertbuoufe Reclame, babel nod
gu gang ~gerinseu Soften, uub tbatia9Ii9
wurben auf ben 9luslteuun9sanlogen 5agls
rei6e 8ertdufe eifectrirt.
= Seit letteu Moutdg miro in ben
@lasbitten ber Misconiiu @las So. in
Sup 8iep aud 6enitergIas bergeiteut, mo-
bur6 wis6er cine aniebnIide anjubl 2eute
gei6dftiguug erbaIten baben. Die baSu
uotbweubtaen Neueinri9tltHger srforberten
etnen ~&oiteuaufipanO pOn uu9efdbr $780,
600 Gbaler.
- 8. u. 8ee9er, pon Der Staats: Gins
wanbeuugSsg eb6r6e, pirb Der nddfteu
QeoiSlatur leinen Beri6t ii6er bic 2bGt6i9s
felt jener 8eb6roe pa5reub Der letteu Spei
Sabre uuterbreitsn. 8ana6 tanien i'm
SSobre 1888 As, 1868 ginwan6erer bur9
Milwoatee, wopou ii6 1890 in isis,
9,554 in Mii9igan uu0 1913 IN Soma ans
iieOelteu. Sm Sauuar 1888 tamen 724,
I'M 6e6ular 798, i'm Mdr3 1895, i'm Q(pril
Sill, I'M Wtai 1O,8G9, i'm SUM 1850, i'm
Suli 4, 500, I'M Nuguit 3,7l8, I'M Seps
2,4O4, i'm OCTOBER 3,l66, i'm gIos
pember 1888, I'M December / 1854. - Sn
SABRE bat bic gimpanberung be-
trd6tli9 na6gelaiien un6 betrug i'm Doris
gen Wonat %, IS cine feline sunu6me 9egen
/ en-. .el6en Monat uortseu SabreS. Oauon
iiebelten ii9 l,453 in Wisconlin an, 1,Os9
in Minneiota, l91 in Mti6i9un unb % in
SSn bieiem 9erblt pirb elm beOers
TENDER 3uwa9s Der @inwanberunS erwars
tet. Der @inwanberunssbeb0rbe werben
pom Stuate So, 900 jabrli9 CUR gsrfisuns
pOuOn elm GROCER Gbeil auf 9lus
Seisen in Oeuti6lanO uerpsnOet wirO. Vie
Beb0rbe bat ielbfueritdn6Ii9 cine aurs8es
breitete GorreipOuben3 unb tbut aues M6gs
li9e, UNI bic wirt6i6aftli9en 8orSiise
@isconiins mad Rrdften betanut gu mas
f1Pn.
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G0Dets.

= Sin grdBIi@er 0orfuI pir0 aus
Settla9 (SoIOtburn) beridtet. Gin
2an6pirtb lpor nit ieinem 6in6e aus 6elo
9efabren, nm 6utter gu boIer. @abrenb
beS 9doenS wirO Der 8Ieine pl6eli1 miioe,
~fiettert auf ben Iasen mn I9ldft bort
ba!O elm. Der Slater gi6t i'm Orange Der
Nrbeit auf bns Sinh ui6t weiter @3t uno
6eosdt pd6rcnb oes 2abens ben &leinen
obne cs Su %piiieu, nit Glee, nobel iersr
gar ni9t erpo@t. Nl5 iGmmtli6es 6utttr
Gui BEN 8agep gei6aft, i6Id9t Ser &atcr
NIT auer 6rait ieine Seric in ben &lee.
Yl65li3 psrmtBt cr iein S65udeu, meiB
a~nfangS ni1t, no es gu fia6en, bis Ell
l6liebti9 Guf Den @eoouteu psyidQt, ons,
ielbe tonne auf Sen @o9en 9eitiesen iein.
2tber wer beidreibt oaS @ntieten oes ars
men SGters, els er tjefer I'M 6utter ben
9ei9nam ieineS &iRbes, pom Der Genie
mitten 6uy9i9nitten, iin6et. 0ie Ser.
~;weiflun9 bes Wdwnes, Oct unbepu6t isis
nen SprOBlins nit eisener 9anb set0btet,
fam man ii9 oenten.
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U nsIamb b.
SeutI@Iano.
@Ifa n.

- Oie Serienftraffammer bes Qanbses
ri6ts gu so et bat am 80. Musuit gum ers
fen Wtale bas @eieb wiber ben perbre6eris
i6en unb semeinsefdbrli9en @ebrau9 pom
Sprensftoffen pom 8. Sum- 1884 In @ns
penbung 9ebra1t. Der Mrbeiter Matbtas
@ebsrt aus Mrspeiler wur6e wesen elmer
gu p~erbiiBsnben Saftitrafe pon spei Tas
gen BON Der @ensbarmerie ms Mmtsges
fdnsniB einseliefert uab CAB an, auBsr ieis
net Yfeife ni6ts bel fi9 81 baben. Dem
einliefernben @ens6armen fiel iebo9 bas
eisentbimli9e Sene6men bes @enannten,
zines 64jdbrisen @reiles, auf er burds
il6te i'm unb fanb unter Der 8louie pers
iteft cine Dpnumit Batrone, nebit elmer
meterlansen 3inbi9nur unb 8 3inbfaps
ieln. llriprinsli9 poqte 81. bic Yatrone
BEL Ieiner So9ter in 4rsweiler Indigenous
men baben, wel9e Sur9 &oltsdnser, bic IN
ben bena9barten Gr3sruben arbeitsn, IN
beren 9eiis seIanst fei. 8or @eri9t CAB
ct on, baB sr bas Sprenssei9ob, bas er
ais iOl9eS setannt, In Der Ndbe Der Mine
~sefunben unb obue beittmmts gbli9t su
fi9 seftedt babe. u. pslder bic 9pnamit
PatrOne piienbar gum Sii9fans uerwenoen
woIte, elmer Befdditisuns, Der sr mad
@uSiase bes @ensSarnen i9on uisIe Sabre
obliest, parcs sur WainimaIitrafe bes oben
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EierOesiiGtcr In Sentufg.

Serr Sc. g. 8itberS, pou Der vSairs
lam StOd Torm," &ertustOn, 6y.,
i9reibt: sd bobe iol9e5 !3utrauen gu
ct. Satobs SeI, benz grOBen S9mer5ens
beiImittel, OaB i'd es alentbaIben anpeus
De; i'd sebrau3e es fir mid ieIbit, meine
8ferbe unb meme Neger. Sd CLAUDE eS
1T baS bette auer Seilmittel ge9en
bic peri9iebeniten duBerIt9en S9mer8en
bel MeHi3en unO Sieb." so @ents Die
GLaide.
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9afcta.
Gafota.

= 9is S~inniunbe in Ben SlaG9tas
f9einen ii9 gu beitdtigen. 0as erite Sinn
traf man in Der Sta @tine Bel Gutter
Gitp, IN elmer Eiefe pon 20 SuB, on. Wfan
bate bur6 Elm Wticus8ett ssgraben
nnb mar bann auf barten peiBen Stein ses
itoBen, in befen SpaIten iid refine 53inns
fliimp9en befanben. Cine ndbere Inter-
fuGun9 bes @eiteins iteIlte bas Sorbans
benfein bieies "Details in 3abIenben Snans
titdten feit, unb man glau6t, baB es iiber
einen Oiitrift pom 90 bel 10 Wteilen pers
breitet lit.
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&tTadota.

= n Sou # brad in guens @aas
renipei6er 6eler aus, bas nod spei ans
bere @aarenipei6er, Meguuns 9aben,
Jrau Mc@lafins Grocery unS 3 8irt5s
f6aften 3erft0rte. S9aben $4,000.
- gu @abena seristb am Samitaa
8fa6mittas .. SO. bas BEL Der Nep gorf
@aiibIe GafseitupeIte SoI3 IN SranS unb
stpa 500 Serbs sinsen in ben SIummsu
auf mibercem uerbrannten nod 8 ODER 4
Tra9tfarren.
- Die Ga Grange MiibIe gu 81 ebs