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Our Position In III. Matter.

In his speech in the Fannie Gall
man case on last Monday. Mr.. Seq
ton INDUCED in some structures upor
the county press for publishing &C.
counts of the cutting Of Capt. Lowe
We are inclined TO believe Mr.. Sex
ton was correct in tho premises
The SIGNAL has avoided commenting
upon matters that would probably
como before the courts, for fear ofin.
auencing public sentiment, aud io
this case il was our intention to only
chronicle the fact that Capt. Lowe
hai been cut by Fannie Gillman,
aud not to assert that Fannie was
the alressor. We don't think n
$ riot construction Of our paragraph
would Justify the belle; that We in
T. ni.d to crette any prejudice in the
minds Of the people or coz as to
the guilt or innocence Of eit6sr par
~. We did not 80 intend.
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wherever tho ligat OF the Christian
religion shines, there she Is elevated
to o position that Is equal TO, aud In
many cases exceeds that enjoyed BY
the lords OF creation.
Wives, you have q great duty and
responsibility resting upon you. You
can by gentleuess. love and fidelity.
make a home for your husbands;
aud vile indeed Is he who cannot be
reclaimed by the virtue. love and at.
tention Of q Christian wife. YOU
should employ your talsut in such
manner as to reclaim yonr erring
husband. You should be true. low
ing. kind and forgiviug. and not re-
pulse by any harshness or lack VI t.
deity, for you should remem''er thai
"He'l hath no furie' like woman's
scorn." It rests with you to make
home. Almost every family has a
residence, but comparatively lew
have homes. Where peas love,
and c, n6 l.nce exist, Is home, but lc,
either the one or the other ofiho mn.
ted pair have good cause to doubt
the love, conf lenoo or fidelity OF the
other, then no place can be home.
The house may be palatial 10 gran
dsur. and all the surroundings pleas
ant, but where once the "grcen eyed
monster JEALOUSY" enters. there
honcefolth is no home.
NJ 'thers, to you are entrusted ih"
training Of the children. q ID has Civ
en-, and IL rests with you to raise
them either TO DO faithful followers
of Christ. or children Of the Devil.
"As tia twig il bent, so the treo iu-
clines," so the youth arc growing mp
to manhood and womanhood and they
will but show in maturity the raising
they have had at your hand. How
careful then shoull you be. TO strain
them up in the nurtnre and admon-
ition OF the Lord" See 10 it moth
era that you discharge The duties
devolving upon you with fidelity.
Yourg ladies', you exert MIRO in
flnonce than you perhaps suppose
The male youth seek your society
and compauionshin aud If You will
not countenance any attention from
tie young men who arc libortincs,
druukards, swearers and profaners,
then you can expect to see the young
men adopt a better course in life.
You owe il to yourself and to your
admirers to exert your Influence IL
tho right direction; 10 yourselves 10
cause you, in your purity, shoald be
far from countenancing any one
whose life is an insult TO your pnri.
ty;Io them because you should Ell
deavor TO bring them to realiz' the
fact, that unless they dcport them
selves properly you will not receive
atien ION from. nor bestow your love
upon them.
We are glad to see that tho minis
tors ara preaching these practice
20 IN )ns. II may he well in pint
and at appointed timc' tn dis
cuss the DIFF rent beliefs and isms.
but when the "II.ral IL OF tho
Cross asc nd the pulpit they should
preach "Christ crucified.' Tue mas.
,es need g. DO t)ld Of their sins aud
the remedy therefor. and they lork
to the clergy for advice aud ins'ruc-
ton. We hope that each end ever,
, p .stcr in this place may so deliver
tho truths. Of The G spell as to he able
when the year shall havi p"ssed
away, to h,vs til" consolation Of
knowing that the N 's'er's caus Lac
prosl erol in their hands.
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"W0nen.-

Il accordance with the notice pre-.
viously given, the Rev. Mr.. Siblcy
on las, Sabbath week morning, de-
livered rom the Baptist pulpit SER
mon to the woman. He read as the
lesson OF toe day tina. part OF the
Scriptures which tells ofthe anuoin,-
ing by Mary Of the Sivior's head
with the precioa. on msnt and his
remarks were based upon tbs sem
tencs, "Shc has done what she
could" He told how women wero
las. at tbs cross, and frst at the sep
ulcher, how they had at oil times,
when permitted so 10 DO, demon.
strate their fealty to the Lord OF
Lords and tho King Of Kings, aud
he proved that women were M un.
worthy factor 10 spreading the re-
ligioa OF the "Galilean King" Tuoy
had oven from tims immsnorial, been
Instruments! in keeping aloft the
banners OF the army OF the L,'d. aud
they had with an unusual degree OF
fortitude withstood the opposition
that had presented itself. When
Mary, in her great love and faith
had with the costly ointment b'thed
tho mortal brow af the Savior, and
h,d wiped his feet with the hairs Of
her head, then the money loving
aud psnurious msn put in his osj"c-
ton, and wanted to know why she
had not sold the ointment and given
the poor. Not that man had any 81.
perabuudauco Of the milk Of human
kindness in bis breast. bat The suggest
err held the bag. aud wanted to have
this amount added 70 his treasury.
Women owe o great deal to the
Christian re.igior, for IT. teu'dcent
influences has brought them from |"
stA,o Of slavery to the position OF So
cial equals with man. Ia oil coan'
tries whore the g 'spsl Is not preach
ed. the females are the slaves OF the
males; they are truly "hewers Of
wood and drawers u water" but
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Death OF Mr.. Rembert.

Mr.. Z,ck R4mbert. an odd and
prominent citizen OF this county,
died at his home. seven miles west
OF here. at 4 O'Clock on Tuesday
morning last. Hs had been in bad
health for long time. and had been
partially pa,alyzed. He visited Hot
Springs aud other places in order 10
improve his health. but found no re-
Ii, {, and gradually declined until he
passed from earth. Hs leaves a
wife add rcl.tlves TO mourn his loss.
He never had any children.
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Trial OF Fannie Gallman.

Ga Monday last the trial Of Fan.
Mo Gallmap, colorod, for cutting
Capt. A. b. Lowe came up before
,Iayo. Groome. Mr.. j. :. Sextcn
represented Fannie aud Mr.. J L..
Meade appeared for Cap. Lowe. Ou-
ly a few witnesses were called. She
Was bound over in the sum OF $500.
and filling 10 give bond was placed
in Ill to await the acton Of the
grand Jury.
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Killing OF X. ID. Rlals.


o. Tuesday about IL o'clock a. m
difficu!tv occurred between II. b.
Penn and Il. Is. Rials. rea; Subats
IN which the latter was killed. An
afii layit was made against III b.
Peau, Il q. Penn and l.: ID. Yates
charging tbtm with the killing.
they were ARRESTED and placed in
jill, The preliminary examination
commenced ycsterd,y morning b.
lore Justice Groome aud Lowe and
is still in progress, District Attorney
Miller prosecuting. aud j. L III u 10
;or tue defoacs.asA coroner's jury wa
summoned to view tie remains OF
Rials, and below is their verdict.
We the Jury Of inquest summoned
10 view 49, body Of Il. b. r. ais. lac.
lng duly svo:u. render the following
verdict: Wo fld that tai | Il. b
l, als cams t his death by four pis-
tel sho; wounds, two slabs with ,
ii.k knifi ard NJ blow ON tie head
irac urn, the skull. All Tat @i !
sounds were Inflicted Ivy Il. G Penn.
II ID Penn aud l.. ID. Yates, this
day.
Witness our signatures this April
s h, 1884
l.. ID. GREEyLAw.
A.. B GuYYEs,
II. II Ho0G.
jog. II. Scorr,
A. u CAKrER,
G.. s. YARD AMAS.
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Dress good. in en.llesa variety are
displayed at F. Klotz. You c'n he
suited in price. style aud quality.
G Ill and sec.
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Tue little prodigies. Maggie aud
D,lia Bridges, gave n performance
at Faler III ~, on last Monday hight,
to good audience They have
greatly improved since their last
visit here, and our citizlns enj yed
the entertainment. We trus. they
may meet with success everywhere.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Cal at Frank Hlot's and SEQ his
iine line OF clothing. The best and
cheapest in he market.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Torn 70 pieces with Cought Wilder
wild ChorrY viii mend you up - good ~
new.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

The finest line of shoes in town
can be- fonnd at F. Klotz. both ladies
gents, and childrona.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

A Young man Is made better by sisters
love and Fever and Agus are cured BY Will
aer'sChill Tonic-Also malaria AMI peri
odical disorders.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Go west-but don't 20 without . bottle
Of wilderis Chill Tonio--a guaranteed cure
for ehills and Fevor.
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To Your Interest,

7, buy for cash NJ L F Bird
songs. Call ard exsmino his e'e-
CANT stock Of goods.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Kill worms in Children with wilder's
Mothers Worm Syrup.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

All kinds of blood and Skin Diseases cur
ed with wildsr's Ssrsaparilla and Potash.
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FOR RENT.

A neat G stags next to residence
Of Cip'. Hargrave. on Brewer
avenue. For terms, apply to.
Ct +. kLoTz.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Don't shake with Cbills or burn with
Fever. wilder's Chill Tonic Ia the sure
cure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

whercver Consumption preniis there
wilder's Wild Cherry IL needed. II never
fails 70 cure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10
HAzLEHURsT SIGNAL.
Thursday, April 10Th, 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.
G,rdc rs ace dliny fn,IY.

Town and Country Items Condensed and
&. spread iirTor" our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10

Chairs and Rockers.
Csno bottom and split bottom, for
sale DIT i, Il. Birdsonc's.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-10
The Times Democrat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK,

vilih lee srni itr' lLr Ten. tLu h..
.,,s,I,,,lv alta n,i Niir r'"u.ai!iv. u pie.
.,ni. 10 - rnirirnsr'i shape y large amdnhI 81
'rt"tmHii"'t ,'rai s,riinnal ar"i r-r-rii. vhirh
,is - r"s rrlu',' request u, The .iu,lH.I. tho
io'.ii, Az. he lii.u-.s ban yui ~ all IN t"l'i.
y-rtr. iyr'-. ~. t'ti'sissuc. p ,i''~ -. ln
prtsir. IN IUitim. Nilt'"uiuin 49, 't'up,l".
p,gr 7r,u.iir.y ''s.tHri ai"i rii'>t'-allv III.
s'nt'I l,i,..'r' New ~ ~, l,ai,,'in:s.
..,cuu,', sn, '"s,i."u" ' ihs WGtd's ;ldu,lIiil
ai,i Uut."a tea rrtil t,I".''i,r.
r-'ritianr,s 'q' e ir,.i~ Wi l. 'n' 'i'l~ IA.
,,s,Nrhi-nrr %, lI'.ii. ii'r ..tI -. i'',,''. by
t.,.,.l H"i'. hiuY-, 'pVi ~ ~ sI..u. .ait,f.
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SmOkerS.

smokers.
Pronounce the old United States
tobacco the est. for sale by l.. F.
Birdsong.
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Specific Remedies for
Wonan's Woes.
saArFrriDs 9a.l...:. arivlATCs

BRAIFIELD5 Fa.l..-.. s-iULaTcg
lisa ,cs':it', .sU.... 49,. t.p.f
ton ~ thai sp,f',ai "':ss Of ms'ir.fts Errwr
act .p.-',iir,,ily .n thew Jfnb,i,i ufei 20 organ
mi i tE,iriDr, y SPECIAL r'mriy Cor al .ii'
ease. pc..ai,i'rg q" tho WOMB. iN gI.1i
mcn.irn,t,ur, iHs 'lNcS, rnd f"rif"
I'.o'up,uS, sHuG, uNIi.Ei ,iic,' II ne,
80, ID .''',-i, ti.'.rlp" :, Iiyi sul ,"' iurr
-n'ly Ir,i ~, the .L..niIuii ia"rii 'hf
,nl ta,s I',".ics,~ voHt.u l-',in u Irilg tiHl
a iss,,g.,lls ., ..,,Irn ~ 4. ~ unlsiItr
, molly O., ~. met ,Uri.' ihIt cri lrri T. ~,
tnnan - Change "t i...r," t!!s tuyal,st!
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Grptpfpn In elmer SGumipON,
NrefIs,

ROrfOGt, Strg 3. Rar3. - Sa bst
;;Sirgtnta Baumporprefe" ereigneta itd
bsute Jadutttag stue @rplofou. pelfIe ben
Raidtnenraum uub bic beuaHbartsu TbsiIe
tes gtabIiiitments in stHsu GrHmmerb1H
fen nermnnbsIte. gfau fiir9tet, saB cine
ober snet Berionen uuter ben Eriimmcru
begrnben purben. Die &ompaauIe bate
gerubs cine meme Rstbobs eiugefI5rt, Surt
psIder brei gausn 3u benz umfaHBe zines
eiu3tgeu ;uinmmeEgsprs6t purSen. @rpss
rimente tparsu bsute i'm @auge, ais iia Die
@rpLOfiOn ereiguete. Der petuutdre S4a0eH
tptrb uuf $25, 900 geiddst.
(Spdter. - Die Seiorguiiie i'm 8streff
Ss8 8erluffs BON Meui6enlebeu babeu ftf
gtidItter 8ciie ntdt bsffGttgt. Die Gerte
parsn ui&t Seriidert. Dem 8srnebmeu
Ead msrteu Die @taeutbiiuer ben grbauer
Der Srtiis fiji: ban SAaoeu uerautDOrtLt4
balten.
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GnR Rcfkrr

ct. Saul, Rtnu., 8. Dtdr;. Dspei9en
aus RiamarG, SamsstolDu Iu0 Sargo erge,
ben, baB Der EiOnat Rdr3 nit etuem 8IBz
3ar6 begaDu. nebsH pelfem aue frIbereu
Stiirme bteier SatioH uubeOeuisa6 erihets
Eeu. g8dbre1o Der 8au3eu Samftags'Ra9t
idnette IS unQblaifg, un6 geferu friib trat
Elm Sturmntnb Elm, peIfer cine 5duelltg,
feit bon 40 bic so 0eileu pro Stuube er,
retdte unb ttefe 9duesmebeu aufbdufte.
AIle 3iige iinb oerlpdtst. @rlt aefteru Qbeub
legte f9 Der Sturm. 8a8 S6ermometer
flaub pabreu6 Ofs 8Ii3arOs auf BITS IS
@rn6 unter yuII.
RoutreaI, One, 3. Rdr3. - Der
Sdresfurm iH 6lltden Canada bat groBen
S6aben angeridtet. Stele Briuatpobnuuz
gen auf bst0en uferu bss ct. 2aprence finS
faff total TN Sbnee bsgruben, uao bic 8es
ncbnsr miiIien 6urd bic Dadfenfer etn'
uHb auRfetgsn. Die 95uesmebeu auf ben
gtienbabnen fnb feleupeiie sp0lf 5uB tief.
Ser bou Sorel bterber bGfttumte Berio.
nep3ug, tpelder Gm IeBtcn Srsitage in elmer
Stnespsbe fedeH blteb, ift nod tmmer
utd1t fret gfuadt tpOrhsu.
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ARftreusuneen 5ur RettuUs per
urtkeilter @prber.

Sarrisburg, &c., 8. Dtdr3. - 8as
Segunotguugsgerttt bot beidlOifeu, in ist.
usr u6dfeu Stsung ben Euu Rarttu Beiu.
bsrger's, 6esiuEut9hsn9 &ouutp UsrurtbsiIs
ten R6t6srS, In grpdguug 3u ;tebsu. Der
6FrsittIde @eTonbte In @aihtugtou arIuGte
6tsier Gage bur9 SeruttteIuHg oes Staatss
fefretdrs SrsIinghHpien nm umpaRbeluug
bcs Sobteurtbeils tn IebeHslaugttGe 3u@tz
bausfrafr, uno ss osrlGutst, taB ueue 8s.
ipeiIs, rpsIGe 6te Sauls oss gugsflagteu
mileuu, tem 8cguabtguugs. Gertdtsbofs
uutsrbrettCt tuerben IolteH. - Die Sreuubs
bes g0rbers Sobu Rcgtuais, ueIther NOR
gen in BbtIabEIp6ia gehaast DEr6sn iOu,
mafteu beuts sbsrfdlls cine Nnfreugung
Ill Isiner RettHng. Sie ertldrten ibu fiiC
pubufuuig uno beu1iistn iid1, cine @algeuz
Ftift nu6 Sic grHsuuuHg elmer Gommtiiou
sur uuterIu6uEg ogs getfee3ufaubs Der
Berurtbeilteu III tensrtaeutgsu. Sbre ZIP
pltiuttou pnrSe iHStFsn ubgetuieisn, unb
Rc@iuuts tpiGS mCrgsu beussmdB btnge'
rld]tet msr6su,
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wtp.Q.prFer Ro6riAtrr.

NewsYOrt, 3. Rar3. - Das 4iiienz
eertdt fir Gueeu'8 @ount9 trat beute 40
Suntsr's YOtnt uuf Song SslauS 3uIammeu.
9aiislbe miro untsr 4nberem ben Rapbee'
i6eH 2oppelmOrb, iOipte Die iibrigen auf
2ougsSsInuO Ueriibten Ssrbrs6eH, nm oeren
8illsu iid" Sobu uao @bparo EappqH, iopie
scr Neger &tas. 8. 8Hgg in Suft bsftubsu,
III UetbanoeIn hnbsn.
- Die Sdauipte!erin gtuie 2angtrp lteB
bsuts etue Sgpotbst bon $l20, coo auf btsft.
gs6 GruubetBeutbum BON SOiepB SaItlb uuf
ttreu Ransn itbertraeen. Ste 1T beretts
@tasutbiimertn mebrersr psrtaoo0sr 6duIsr
in Nsw. gort.
- &tsle 8obbsu tpur6eu beute In Der BAT
Don RcpsYOrt gsitbeu, uu6 etuige ueuige
6etiIItsn uou Stideru aefaugeu.
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ser GeIbmdrFt.

RelU YOrt, 3. Wa!3. - FOlgeube
Fiu0 ste Sdlubuctiruuseu: 9eI6 0ffuets gu
2-29 %rriSTt unb IdiOB gu 2 BroleHt. -
StuIiTgs gEehisl 4.8Gf - 487 AMI is4s3ig
GnGe uHb 4. .S99-4.9O auf Stht.- guuoss'
CtIigatiOEeu 3pro3. 101, a prol 1134
unb prO8. 1885, 8ttten: aoam5' GrpreB
128, Central BacifiC 61t, &9ef. & Ohio 133,
Grie 25s, DO. BriOr. G94, gatssSbOrs 104l,
RS. Central 97t, Eort6 BeFeru 1193, DO.
Brior. 1434. R.=Y. Central III, Bttt8bur8
l3S, &aoOtng SO, 9tOd S8IauO, 12I, IlutOu'
BGciiic S14, gEefern=llntou 754.
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RobnunfdHe bel 2Outsburo.

QpudbHrg, 8a., 3. WarB.-gtue 60
fomotioe Der yYtrgiuta' yiioIdnbsr 8abu"
caQitirte bsute nabe btsisr Stabt nit stusn
EraGt,uae. Der 9OtomOtipiiibrer gabGontres
6ampf uno fpraug 5era5, Obue uorbsr 6en
9anpf ubsu6rsbsu. yiaf benz 3uiammeu'
frEe, peI4er Elm 3terlttt Iettter mar, iebte
fd bic 2ctomotiUe baher mad riidpdrts In
Repsguug uuo fRbr nit furdtbarer Sc
ffninSiafeit bierbsr 3urIf. S6lteBltd
lpnrts re Surdl etne @outftcu nit elmer 60
frmcttpe uub tiusm Srahtpaggon Der :, gfor
oIf.gPefsrr.E0bu" gum SttGfaEb sebradt,
;ueIeid3 isoof nud nebft Der Guoersu Soto
n 0tiue uub osm 8asgoH total bemoItrt.
2sr gevlsbr nuf Der 8abu mar mebrers
gtunesu lang turd bas 8rad uuts.brodsu.
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GurOpdiI8e aaBeTsert6te.
EaS auti &piiaIifcu. 6crcb in 0eutTd5Iaus, -
Ecr bcpprfebenrc Sufammcnuitt Dee
RCitbStaecB

%cr pcpprNebcNtc SuilmmCUtrltt Dee
RcidjStascB.
SerIiu, 3. Rdr3. - BreuBeu bat benz
6sutideH ðstagc uorgsblagsn oas
&ntt' Soitaltfen @siss auf 3pet uettsrs
Sabre aAa3ubCbHen. Der Oeutife Retdstag
trttt an uddftsH 8Ounerfag ;uiammsu. 8te
Sbroure6e ses 8atiers mir6 ote &Dusnbuua
Der ytnBuabmeH sur iO3taIeH RefOrm eaIs
pfebIen.
@tsmard5 Organ lbrr Sic eo8Ier GOntrOs
pcric.
BerIiu, 3. GGr5. - Die ,,gorSSeutide
3etturg," Stiff Btsmard's Orgau, DER.
Gammt otU GOrialoa Der S3sffontften, et-
rtu S2ibIuB i'm Reidstage eiu3ubriugsu,
EiIter Ogm Gmsrtfuutifeu ReprdieutauteH'
toNis fir eeE2aaterr GouboIsu3beidluB buutt.
&te oyIOrbbsufhe" srildrt, etu Iol1er I'm.
trog miirce cine ifamlOie RaBuabme isiu.
Ste <Gte 3ettHHg) polle i9 au6 4dtuug fir
Ten ameritautftRu @ongreB Der 8sbauptuug
eRtR0Itcu, oGB bte Sele'fOntffen tbatiG4ltd
IN SGnrgelo fir Die 4uuabme bes Easter
SeihluiIes bf3ablteu, iaOod fisbe es fef, oa6
Ger 8eiGluB in Der Soffuuug atugebradlt
DuToe, tIeiHltbeBGrtetsS Sutsre1eH burb benz
leIbeu 3u fDrhsrn. Die ygiOrooeutIde" fiigt
ln: "@tn Seriu6, olS 6OrgeIdiagcHe 8aH'
ie5pOtum 6urdyuIeteu, niir6e etne Ule6ertre
turg oeB geisRss ietu, unb stua Otrette Cor.
rclPonbeui nit eincm aHslGubtI5eu 8arla
neut pIroe etueu SsrfafIuugsbru6 tnuOl
otren. Die 9tepieruug rpirOR etueu ioIdsu
gtngrifi in bic Ssdlte oer WouarGte F6ers
LTD auf5 Streugfs abuOaH." gBe bic
AbsntlettuugeH meLbeH, befrsitet SerReih8.
tags &b8eOrouste Ropp, onB tt ben Con.
eoIer3bsi9IuB uufgsistt babe. gr ertldrt,
Osr amcrtfantide @OugreB Ist etu gu in.
ttIttGeHtsr sOrpsr, ais bnB etu GusIduosr
fla bstiutt iebsu t0uute, thu nit ieiueu
PeriOnliteu 2RauItsn 3u bebeutgeu.
&OubOH, 4. Wdr;. -gtue 9epei5e aus
&etliH msI6st: n8te 8erItusr 3ettuRgeu
i:ten tBre itamlUisu &ngrife auf ben @e.
iuuNteu Sargent fort. gte Uorbar TT Die
@aafrcuubftaft, peIGe Dsa ngsu ctOiltftrtcu
HGttOEer als sin uuOerGuBerltbee 5teht Der
9sian0tsn GuFrIannt rpirb, auf nugautere
Meife bon iubfottrten Srg0ueu UerleBt nor.
oCn, yIan bot Der gBaiBtugtOHar Regtes
yHrq |CrfcQuugeu iiber bic augrleUbett &c
mnd]t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-04
Gin GtSre6cGerE fficblt $4,000.

q. lONts, 8. Mdt3.-ErenttB GtlIer,
BudfItrer ber pYactfc-GrpreB.& 60, :" oefeu
8ater in 2OuisDiue aIs @ebstmpolt3if an
aeArut iff, DeriGwarb qegsn ubr geReru
HndImtttag NIB uaBm snet nit Santnoten
gSfinte 3etIstaihen nit. Die geitobIeue
Suume beiduft Fid ant nabe3u $75, 200,
uub bcr 0tsbfabI wuroe unter RttpErtung
ctnss 6rtHHbe8 begargeu. 8ts iest bat man
rcd tstne Spnr BON ben SlIdtltugen.
(gp6ter.) - 81. g. 8utler, aQeut Der
.Eacifjc @rprsB. Co." ifl bar Gnfat, baB
3iusr atuet SptesgeTellen bate, neil stItde
eer Re6Oblsneu BGdete @olomiiu3eu eutbtel-
ten unO 10 t6mer wareu, taB fe ut6t gut
Don Swei BeriOnsn uubstusrtt entiernt per,
ben ioputsn. Die 8ddter bsfanSen iid i'm
UorbsrGn Sdreau, ais Der 8au6 oerdbt
innrfp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-04
RrufaIes 8erbre6en in SaFCta.

Surou, Dat, 8. RGr3. - Sltuer Sane,
feline @attiu uno Stu0 tameu am lesten
Samtiags 3u Bsrttus, Dat, on uub fubrsu
auf's 2aHn, um tbreu p&Iaim" 3u befi1tis
gen. als iie etne uuf bsm @runofiife ers
rittets Siitte errstdtsu, ipraug etR Rauu
tsraus, ueI6er Sru. unS 5rnu Zane nit
elmer art lu SOoen idlug uu6 bas Riu6 auf
brutaIe 8stis NIT iSibsu trat. Ser Sremoe
enifoh alsoGnu uuo TT nod lidJt et1gefaus
gen. @Ian fiirGtet, SaB ulIs bret Rttglteecr
Der SamtIte Sane tbren SerIssuugsu erlie
nFr fnsrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-04
IliekmdrFfc.

GbtCGgo, 8. RGr1. - SaUetni: 3u'
fufr 5000, Ssrieu6uug 5000 Stid; Brsiie
uarrirtsu SDiIden $3.50 unb $7.75.-Gtn6z
0teb: 3ufubr 7000, 8srIcubuug 100; Bretie
uoriiteur 3wtldheu $40 uHO $500. -
g&oafs: 3nfubr $500, Serieu6uug 1900 ;
Brstis partirtsu sutideu $3.50 uu6 5000.
OF Gouis, 3. Didrl.-Sdwstue: Cue
fubr 1900, 8eriCuSIng 5000; Breiie Dartir'
ten ;mHdcn $3.50 une $500. - Rtub0teb:
!3nfuEr 1900. Bsrien0uug 1900; Brei's Uart'
trteE jwtiGeI $3.50 uHb $3.50. - Sdaafs :
3uiutr 1900, SerisubHEg 1000; Prsiie naris
trteu 1niihen $500 uHb 5000.
Gaf zgtbertp, BeERi., oen ,. gdri.
9iuSpiet: 3uiEbr 2014, 8erisn6uug 1900;
Grsije ra1tjrfaE 3wiIGen 81 90 un6 $3.50
Stmsiue 3ufubr 1895, Berieubuug 24l5;
8r;iIs UaritrtsH 3piidsu $6 80 uuo $40
SdGofs: !3afubr 7200, 8erieuouug 1900;
&rctia Onrttrteu spiidsH $500 uu6 5000.
g3e f-Y btIaoelpbta, osn 3. Widr5.
- 9ttubuieb a.: 3ufnbr $500 5tiid, prima
Ill, CUTE Gt-69, mittlersr G-64 idleate
5-5E. - Sdaais: 3uiubr 10000, prtma
Gz =, CUTE 81 -6t, mittlerer 55-6
fhlette 3-4f.-G6rmer: 5l-73.-R6lbsr
Go. - Gdrpstue: 3ufubr $500. prtma
9i-9B, CUTE 9f-9g, mittlers 9-95.
SamEs Bobbiuiou III Ia Rartin5UiLIs,
SIb., inter Ger autioge uerbaftet psC0su,
IsiHsn om lesteu Sountage geftorbeueH, tlet'
ueu StitfObu ourd S6ldgs, Suugsr uuS
qruuiame 8sbanbIuHg TN angsmstueH 30
9coe gtmaJtsIt 81 aa6eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-04
Namtlttrtraa6bic in at. QOui8.

ct. Qoutg, 3. aRdr3. - 2eOnarO Bstus
bel, BrGfbent Der osRsiubeG & 8Ortbttus
g,onufactrring @orp.," ibOB beute auf
Isiue Trou unO brudIte ibr cine uabriaetu'
lid t0btltde @unbe bel. Gr mar beraui4t
NIB begtug ote Sbut tpatrsn6 zines 5ptiaeu
ben Gbsgotten ouFqebrOdeHeu Strettes.
Iodbsm CT ban Cont obgefeusrt 6atte, per,
ltsB IT ta8 0aus uno If bis isBt nod ntdt
apfGefuubeu.
(Spdtsr.) - 8siubtI Ia oerbaftst tuor5eu.
81 III ein berbrrrageEher Deuti6er, uuo ser
3auH nit ietusr Erau eutipraug BEN Iuf'
uettIamIetteu, tpeldc ar fatt Ginger 3:tt
eiEem Qnbsrcu EraueB1immer pi5m2te. Der
8orfaIl maGt grcBes IufieFeu I'm iToIt1su
Stattthsile, NO tts betbeiItgteu BeriOHsu
FnnhnpO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-04
SIC Qbtnefen milifeu oehen.

Can Grau5tsco, g. Rdr3. - Die
meiffen @igarrerfGbrifautsH sutIisseu baute
ale ibrs ftusfidsu @tgurrsnmader, $500
on Der i3abl, uus poIIeu on ihrer Stere $500
neibe Gtgarrsnmuasr uus Rstp.gort tom'
msn tu6su. 8tt dtusfideu &tgGrrsnpader
Rsrtrn bic arbeit Elm, uls fs eie gutIafiuug
;brer 2aubsIeuts erfuhreH.