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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
Rus Der SunSeSbauptftaSt.
SrsIbam ruirs prrfOrst. - Gin neuer 5bns.
amtAs Q fFrstir.

g8afbtugtou, 28. Sftubr. - Der
YrGfbent eruannte beute ben 81 Ssfretdr
Suab Wc@uuO9 gum SdGbamtsfetretGr
unb ben btshsrigsn SMosamtsistretdr uuo
rs@snTaIpOfmsttter g8. 9. @rsibnm OILS
RaGfulger bss fiir3ltd abaebapttsn &iiGtsts
2bos. 8rnmmOno gum SunbestretSrttItsr
fir zen febeuteu 9srtdtstrstS. Die CT
nsnnnng bss SeiretGrs Wc@unOd3 trttt NOR.
gen in Srnft, unb Rt6tsr @reiham pi1o
mOreen BON bier mad Su6tanu ubreiisu.
Strr Nc&ullCG befubet liG CUR Gait in
@nibtuQton uuO aCCepttrte ote @rneunupg
nod elmer @oHfersus nit oem BrdfSsuten
i'm gRetssu 5auis. @r iff etpa "a Sabre aft,
itbOd nod siu isbr riiftissr. tbdttgsr Ruuu.
Wlc@uuod, purSe ;u Geuuebuut. Rs., gebo'
rem, nnh fisoeIte BON bort nod Sort Banue,
Sue., iiber, no er in 1888 aur $raris ais
gspOfnt sugsInfien nuroe. Son 1857 bts
1868 fnngttte er ais Brdfbant bsr yState
Banf of SHbiana," pOrauf er pom Brdfis
benteu Qtrcolu 3um &orrantz@ @sutrolsur er.
uaunt pur6s. DIN z. DIar3 1865 eruanuts
TIN 9tucoIn gum S6asnmtsieirs;dr, unb er
bsfltl6ste isne Sttls nGbreno Der gqn3ea
Sobuion'fGleu GSmintfrattoH, bis Ct ON II.
WGrs 1869 bur6 hsu uoH Br1foauten Grant
erIunnten Sefretar Eoutpeu erisst DurSe.
DtC&uuod etabltrte oann in 2ou6ou baS
8antbauS San @oote, Wcguuod, & Comp.
nno reorgantfrte jsuse @eidlft mad bem
8anferott Der amertfauii9en Strma San
@oUfs & Comp. in 1878 inter 6em Hamsn
Nc&uno9 & Comb. @tn Sabr ipdter ts5rte
er rGd5 ben Ser. Stantsn 3nriid uuo ipObuts
isttosm abnsdielnN In gSabtugton ooer auf
ietner ieGe Wetlsn n0roIid Don RaI6inaton
gelegsueu SGrm tu RarblauS.
SfmpeIfdnserei.
Str @eneralpofmeifsr bat bic Aus;abluua
BON Boaannetiungen uno bic AblteTeruna
regtfrirter Sriefs an gS. 8. Rerttu uno Wf.
{. Grs1 in @olo'9 '9tl, Rotuauz @onutn, u. e,
ptrtOteu. sc bat ftd5 hsraue9sffeIt, baB iie
6te Boff 3ur Serbrsituug BON Inaoucen mfg
brauftsn, In ueldeu fis iid anbotsu, 500
In foIiGsm @elee fir $40 tn gutsu @sloe III
ihtdeu. Berionsu, Die oumm geuug pnren,
SO stu3uisubeu, bottsu natiirItdb ous Nah.
isbtu.
germifcbtes.
Die heutiQe Steusr Gtauabms betrua
$136, 333 uub bic 3Oustuuabms $472, ,482.
Cur @tuIOfuug beftimmte GattOuol, BauE.
notsu TN 8etrage bon $4S5,0 900 Itsfsu beuts
tim S@asar1te etr.
Brdiibeut artbur bat BEN Capt. 90.
porb ggilltams BON Der brtttiGen Barrie
catalina" Ino 6tm Capt. &. SO. &burHta
BON BEN cauabiiGsu SonldiffsS Settle Bar,
titt" je sine prGhttge gOlbeue ubr iur Gner'
fsnunuQ fiir ihre SgrbtRuffe BET Der Rsttuug
ihtffbrii6teer amsrttauti6er giaunihaftsn
gsiGidt.
Ssrr CRAWFORD, Supsrtntsuseut bes Siiz
reaue fur uuspdrtigs BUfteu, befrettet suIz
pbatifd bic tiirsli4 BON Srn. Sorting BLOB
gstt In 8htIooeIpbia ncr Der iiioamerifanis
itsu GOmmiifou er6Obsne Auflage, 6as amt
ritaniibe mad Siioamerita beiftmmte Bot.
laden bdufig bon britildeu Bofoampferu in
Die Sts geporfsu piirosu.
@ruf gepeubuupt, Der idpsbti4s Sc.
ianbts, ntlfsr nod Barts Ssrisst por6sn
in, untG bretifts beute Sem BrdiiOeutsn ietu
AbbsrufuugsiGr,iSsr. Ssr bisbsrigs i&uss
eiIhe Geiaubte in Yarts ift mad g8niSiug=
ton becrbert norbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
Rrieft.

t1eIastn ben eHsI'5eu BlatterH aHge'sst raren uus
esEsn &sreHGteE BEN g,dMeusss4dHse nag -slt'Gs
ftr5:
IpmeusGtfe:
9UeJteIn Carrie, Beb..I gtUs ,Setsr Slle. s9t.z
nUcr s.ls Z y, EobsTsr 70 Erie.ug Jrs = 2 Wsul
RGtie. ErC5li5 Suls Gju.L5 J,cS RIto!He,p ptlmI.ts
Wolfe, Ra!lmauu grs B}l't1, 8IrcT Amsltz, 2r1ulr
rlSr 9iGElje, au6bertb DaE1. Goentdrt SeNa, Edusr
&tttis. 4tjer GbeyciiG HIter5u'f su 1bst3, Strlds
&alG1 Glen SlUt 9,r5 9larts, 8un6st3 E..lua,
GiesHer 1rs.
SerreusQtNe:
&arib 2puis G, BoueT or, SufHer %etlt, Gtci 6eHrq
Be,tsr GIirer, 6iut SebH BurunH e4ls 3, Saws
bernsr +, oars GriI. 6ubert Ralub, Serrsr 5Is
ruel a0mmsrer But, Giui.l 3 o. RlrU3 get'r Eots
GeErer eer Nubrcss gciei r. gl0itugsr Setrgib Crtm
s,ofH z. Dit o Q, Wsif So6u z tteCissr S 2g S5lm
ui SraLt, ujmsu ) q, &i'Frs.r 51'95 9G&te
$slsT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

- Ser @attinm0rbsr anbreas a6rusr
ntrb iibsrmUrgsu ia SHbtauapOlts, Sub,
athGugt psrhsu, usuu ibn Der 9ouosrusur
utdt tu3piiGeu tesuabist, uorauf uur ass
rtnee Eusf4t sriftrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

gs tft ssn6hnltdb ostns unbsbeutsuOs @r.
fdItung," ntI6s, uenn unbeadtst, bic gouj.
Gcnfiituttou uptsrgrdbt. Ra1 gebrauhs
9r. 4nn's ,Suheks sSbrup," iObaIb fi4 bas
llrnobIisiu FiibIbcr nadlt, uub es ptrb baIo
esbobtu lstr. @r,ts 25 Gtuts. (260l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

g8 ST. SObaHH lIbl isbt 6eutt
on 0Sr SdUGIs siuts ueusu Qabeusabjdutt
tes; bic gutSu &orIdss, nsIds sr fir bas
rGGfe Sabr G:iaBt, fnosu Ia Der ireuuOliz
den GiHIn6uug Su igtutm beutig:u Btsgsu
fef yunidle mad Der @de Der Sutton uu6
8rgOsrid IOcuue tbren sritan IuSOruf, mel
Gsr iGbrunlS burh 3ablretts @rwiorrual i
bfr GiuIacuug gsbubrsu0e QusrisuuuHB er
boitPu nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
Ser Getraibes uub 8tFtualtens
T2oTFf

Gbtcago, 28. Oit -NsbI fllu; Bai,su
mar Ian uue i6Ios { ibsr 6sn gsRrtaeu Ra.
ten - Sttobar 744, Nou. 75, Ds3 76i
gIais in aTtsr Nadirage uub fsft uu6 Iblos
stnas boEsr, tpis gsfsru, DIT. Al 2, Rop AZ,
Dt3, 39i. Safsr unS &ogssn feft. Elaass
iaamen 1856. SGwetuffttif feit uub stwls
t5tsr-SftObtr $3.50. Ropembrr $1l.20.
gBir bsbaupttn nlGt, boz 8r. 8ull's ,Su.
fen. u.Sbtup" 9iibueruuesu tLrlrf, Das i.Ooa
Diiitu pir, eaB es BET GT!0Ituugsa tetu bsi.
trts 9litttl eisbt, $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
ReeAer, Ton nne BIaine

8rootGpu, 20. Sttober.-Senrp Darb
gssher bat bsIts sineu Brief an Srn. Son
gsi6riebeu, in nsld,em sr bic Nugabe utez
berboIt, baB SOP tim (8se9sr) an istnem
(Sob's) sigsnsn &tfdbe mtttbstIts, 8latue
bnbe fh srbOtsn, eiu &Omits TN Gtutlanae
nit esm ooa Sob ssduBerten Buni1e AZ ers
usnnsu, trsru Sop ibm stue Quautitdt ge.
tpifisr SbIigutioueu 81 Bart abfaufsn moll'.
Sop babe fid, aIs sr Die Rittbsiluug madte,
in isinsn Stnbt 3uriidgelsbut, ben Daumsu
in bic arml5hsr isiuer Befts gsfsdt nnb 3u.
etfIst: yeiu iOlder Wauu If Blatze !"-
Bss6sr Gu6srt In Dem S9rsibsn 6ns gr0ste
grfauueu iibsr bic unosrfrcrsnbeit, NIT mel.
der Sob ittns eanIaIigsu BOrte isst lenguet,
unb bsruIt fid, barauf, baB @rsSouusrneur
8nIbpin BON Nidtgau, tpsIhsr Bet Der fraaz
liGsn Aneeleasnbstt nit 81 Giids iaB, Die
asnBsruu0en SOB's bOrte uno Sas 9esterer
bic n6mlids Nugnbe nod usridtsheneu aubsz
rsu 0i1nuern gsgeuiibsr, bte 8ss9sr NIT
Runen nsnut, natts. .3um 5dluiie srtl6rt
8esGsr, Son babe eis geiGtdte 3u oft er.
sdblt, nls bas sr fid hurd 9iiaeu beIf.u
i6une. Gr (8efder) boffe bon 9sr3en. GaB
@rtt ihn (Soh) bic 2iige Usrsstheu UerSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
3runbffaPesMebcrtraannaea.

6enrp 9. GGTeu, TefameutsbouRreder. an u. ..
SeiiIous, ! Gruufrad, 81. SorI5 u, gSlItGns an
2, 2. SsiFpus, ] GruuffEd, s., Sobu AlcgGgg6Ln
on c. Ie2ouq5!iu. @ruUeiitd g0rSieite ber 2DTmanz
4Gep, uabe &mitplraBe, "A bel 3S. S5. So5u46ern
GU =. y. Atern, $500. &iiau grant on D. 9ct
GrlubiUt 0ei,iete Der TurbGmz, nabe CrIcdasfr,
J3 BET So $500. @rurt }tUS SIGH. SoHu S Li6n
IEr. GufUalter, oil S. 8- 8beeIef grUnbt1d Bsas
islte her GJuo UsdCeuue. rose .0cGJIItrufe 3 SET
$50, $500, Gur0sius $50. s,o5u VI. 2ittig an Dr.
=. S0tuiOu, GrrrtiuG Efiette Der 5auooers. ndbs
9t1ilrrsfe. j. bet q, $4s6 6nubyu5 $40 so
Gtorq g. gSjutGMs, &eClDaltsr, an $. I.tUoli, odt
GiurbrDde, - o. 2Sgbiter GrclUi GE Z. o. Bot
Riapp, gruHbrid Rcib'stts her gormd1'lrlBe, u1be
grutezau,n. u bel 20 S45O. 8Njnm GebbeB, ,Qrds
lobpciHGLicr an .. CReefe, grpuSGiid Gillette Der
6remcrts, nobe 9CrnaHitru6e, 20 BEL 70, 5000
@Iunb5Ins 8 Is. 29tItam 8. 8ooo an u. Z. G5aiitb
Iur.. GTEubrud 9tIroieite her CtDnrbs5trdSe ud5g
Gsrtrnl=Gbeure ID BEL 75 5000 GjQbriI 81 Sadsr
mann an 6. ~. GreRsieu, gruuhfthd Snsistte Der
8 u, uate G5drlssuaBs, l6 bei go 81, Cruue;iu5
$40. 8errGe r. gurTiicH an 8, Is E!uiHQs. .G;ruuoz
itud Et!iette her Eebons, n15e Gbeufrabe 2bei A.
$500 Grtnf;ins S4S. SDbu 2. Staiads an 6. IRglz
ler. @runcitld gGeitiejte ber GentrdlzNbetue uIbe
StfEoHfTaEe, II bei 90, $l10O gy Sl0L. Nohu
- 9,eSouBbltu an .. GRceugbltn, 9rUnoHu1 Cts
l,iie her eporlesz udbe 8anoauitraBe, IS bel 1913,
$1,000 9rure5ius $50. 6Grrb 81. 9su,tuBst rH ,i.
yInrrerp. Brur6'tld Cfisjte Der Stott01-. nI3s
eoottfrIfe, - BET III, So @nuesirs sB3. 30
leFp u. Q, Sfpnoles an e.. 9.sfaoles GrL11ht1
soTeUtieite egr 2Saib~ ucbs IDlp5!HilrG6g, 8 bet
1zO. $40 GrJuesiYs SGf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
3pblensrabers Aasf1aab In Colo:
EdAp.

3suoer, Col, 2s. StIo5,r. - 9rets
tauisub RDtlengrdber In Colorado bGbeu bte
4rbsit eiugefsllt, uuO fan ale Soblengrn6en
bes Stantee ftub auBsr Setrieb. Der Sob.
Ieuporratb In Dsnusr eebt auf bic Reige.
9eIsgatsu ssr arbsitsr tn 20 Rtusn Hsr6eu
mnrgen bru @rubsueiseutbfasru i5re Sor,
beruugsu uuterbrsitsn, unb man bofit auf
elm giitlid1es llsbsretntommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

@6as. 3aItOu. sbemaltgsr 5teusrs
mann ber Barrie sGslls Rcobts" aus Yarr
mouth, R..S., bot bonn bsutiaeu Satisr aur
Nuerteuuuug isiusr Ssrbieuffs BET Der Rsts
tuus Der Rouuidaft bee beuti&eu Soai9iffs
yhsr iltiue Seinrid" i'm Sttobsr 1882 clue
pradtboue golbsns uhr erbalten. Die Ra'
troi;u Der srpdtntsu Sarie .rbteltsu is $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

3aBni4ms3eu,
SruR5tiemmuug,
atbsmbe eidptrbeu.
Cs 9etLt bic GrgfeH 6 6merseu
IN elmer bis 90 gfnltcr.
Nt3t etUe StUUbe ldHger
broEtt SicmGub, Der btcis 4u;eigs s5l.'tu Cat,
Gbmcri Su Letbgu.
Ratmab's Ready Relief III stu 6stlmlttel
grgsn ie6sn SGmsr3, srRnuduugsu,
Sueii6ungeD, 8lidsuz, BruR
un6 @lteberibmsBeu.
Gs !Dar bGs erfe uuO ble5t
bGS etri3tge S5mer5enSbetImttteI
res augeubIidld Die iaredit1en Sdmerlsr Mint
uno Gut'ilnhurgeH uuo 8ltdnbrdug linoert aletts
biel, cb ne in Der Gu1ge I'M Uldgeu BEN GiUgepeoe
zen SruleH oher nnberen DEgGnen auitreten ptlM
man IS etnmnl beuubt. - lSeuu elm 4Hiaq ben
eneut3iin nbuug
otsr cine Gr.itnfuHg Der tuHeren Crguns Dogr Der
1tIe'mtGute nctbem man it5 Der Rdlte, Der Jl0Nsu.
T. TO. ml2Geiegt bat, i'm NH;uae H. lese man ioiort
etntu nit " doiUun'6 6 Redbh HClief be1tribeueu
flRueu-Gnpbeu Guf bic UUu 8lutluiuluuq Uber Guts
5In6uug unaegrtl'ere gUrberieue Bus Dirb fan ale
nal ter Gut3liu6Erg Giubat tbuu uub our9 bic
@eqcn1 chung uno @usaleIduug ce5 Blutumlduies an
6er SteLIe ben 4atieHtsn turireu. CUR peteren Bes
troutsurUeuuaeu."
Gin EbeelOiieI boU in eiusm bnIben GIr5 boil
4ulu hItrt IN iuenSeu Dliuutcu Srilus. qglujpfe
Bolen'arre. SDbbrcunCu, ylgrbudtUt, Stl1ioVltsit
btlu'ts &ur1DGb. EuTGIGu, Bgtr, g0Lt YlI5uHgeE
Uro ole tuusrIhen Stmer;er.
9tttiCuoe 'outeU tets cine EiIits BON bBab'5
Mcab HelIc bel iip trlIGU, Gtlibe LrUpeu 0us
ton, n gGarsr fetbon btuaeH allen ben arlHi5etten
iihc buuIt uerfnIbftgU geiben, ne ans benz gebruub
urQeuDtnteH Srin.wnNgr5 crtfeheH, Dor, G5 II, etu
bgNCE5 SttfNuldutB Observation-Disclosures obCr Btttt-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
Sr gtaSpnn' 3 reanLirsnss s@iasR

nl8 mQdltiQe Gtber= uuO DtlgtAzA Atltultttsl.
arUio oBre gegGtmat, elegant NIT igSem 6drl
qIatirt purstrsH, rc8ulrsn, rslHt8sn uH5 traitigH
9oSnGb'B gtIIeu sur 5siluug au.r Rassr..
Qebgrs gebarmes, 3isrens urb 5laignLsioen 9srBsEs
grcuE5elteu, ROgii5eb, foetblibeR BetUerbsu BiI.s
tislgt GFpetJtmaussL, 61rtLeibigtgtt, BeElop'Eus,
urbertault&:eit, Essoe9Ie, 81lanlsi6eu, 7Stetlr
urtErlstkRgnt'tne neilr3 pom0rr5Dibeu uub uuer stu
rrrpen ter GtH45gthe Rein be9etd5ili3. tsire
S8ur tcE 1tgI!gs, 1i.EerlIitH 0osr i5ab,i&sg Er9s
as- Tar bsabts ioI9sube Ggmytons BON Rrauis
bsittn her 5sEoELGIgsJ &ertop'uu9 iuuerllps
6auorgzo!SsG 8huDcHuH3 nag btM aoyig 5aure
I'M Blaggr, uebsteit, 5s6brsnreu Gtel COT rem E-s
len, glaptu5riceE, ilugss 4u'fgBer, 'iHiercg pGer
Eebmhe Gmgi.u5ung IN tgc NagguBrltg Bebeu oss
Eersens GlittcsHot5 gtitI bti'm qe1Cu rIe1er 5bsr
f5loue cor ben AEaeU, i Eleber Uub buubie 55mEus-a
in Ropis glauqgl on 4useluiuus, eebes EUs's5ln
be- Sust UrS esr %useu, SsitgufisJtu 5tmeusu tu
heU Huii. urb 50 ben Gitgbgru, tlcslt1s &nlU1glr9
ten 5gs 8EsrHsn tt5 SIst'6e5.
EiHi-e E5'su ton Y Dc5's 8ilie1 iDrroeu
bsu g3rstr ccu nlsn DtsHasEaUu-gu fElE.gt..1a 20
fIe'eu.
Brsi8 90 Geuts Die Sdu6tfl.
Sci allen GpotbstsTu IA blbsg.
Blr IGis: .BGIi Q uub 70 abr"
Elau 'hide siue @rieimaIts IN ylaeUug ea.
Sir. - g3oUyU Str, atrs 0It.
- &e muH8, SauitHbs roE Ic-G!s istas a.g0
taiaT I9Jit itt
&n hoe BHhl,tnW.
BslIaust "a rsr 4Itpat'5 uu5 Iatsf b1rsuf 51E
ter Eams p&a:cay" Na s-t ..U s;l-iJse ss.f#
b Ely,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
&a0ma0's
q arfGbartIlidn ReTOIbeut

sin SeiImtitel, heIsu 8elan6ibeite agseror6enlGts
merS'nIl1e Gt8eRi61tten bGbeu, WeieHtlib sur Rets
uiGurg, Setlurg, gBie6esbgritsuuug unb Grdiit9uHs
hes nIe6srgetrc5eneu uuO eri65gften Rorpsr5. baB
elns 4Uelte, OHgeHebme, fi6ere Be51uos
lung uub oQUerube 6eiElug leualrt
8 ie 8 ant
tuIro tIGr ur6 i4ou nudbem uau b1s 1ri GpdriGiau
eiutge Ga8e sebrauc tat. BIds6eu Simmer, 1gItssr
uub SautauEitlaBe iperbeu beiettigt, IunbeH uue
GV9mure nlsbulb gebeilt. gGsr an 5iropbeu.
4ls'hldgen 6er Qugen, oeB Bmn6es Der C5rsE 5gtus,
ge5le uu6 Griieu leibet, pEl1e 4,usiblaa2 i4 euts
peeer ron unge5e;Itsu RraEt9eitsE pPct pom Be-
brnLGe oas -.uCdFlbsr5 cher dseRbeu Subllnat5 aH'
Sedmme.t uuO auBgebreitet babcu, fauu iI9 dil pes
lung Derldnen, tDenn Der 8ebraId ees SdTdp Grt-Iau
enc BerL6en6 lGHse Sett fcrt8se5t pEo, I'm e'Hea
5tnelud nuf feu ErgdHI5aNs ~ magen.
Sine Elai6e ron tieienl entbdgt ms5r 0triiHme
@riueiIt0He, ais sbss dnosrs Bhttel stn L9eeLo1sl
bo. bon eeiem Uirt 70 pisI, ME lur bts sp5 G3es7
IDiieI ben croereu yltsLu. set &Pot5sssrn "a 915su
greis ] 90 bro Tia'te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29
Brgts 20 &gnte Die ShlntRi.

8IIauet "a rsr #Itpat'5 uu5 J1tgf s1ragi 51E
ter &ams "aa:3a," f+ s-t tsuy 6.;l-i',e as-'#
bglrlyt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

Barts, 2S. Dtto6er.-0em Berue6msu
ned bat AbmtraI Gourbst Ssfssl ar6aIteu,
bat Der 8lodube ber Smell 5ormoia aIe
frsmben Saufiubrtsti6iffe 70 pentg, ale n0a.
Iitl, 3u bsIdfttgeu, bte Bei6laanabme uon
6abt5sussu In easn uosli6sn T6usu 40
Uermttbsu, uub Die Sloda6e uur inIoIsrH
pt,tiam gu MAIDEN, bas bsr Ssrtebr aptIaeu
ben Usri9tsosutn Sdien ber SuItI 0erbijtet
tpIIe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-29

2toerpUoG, 28. Ottbr., 10. 80 U4ittags.
8aumpole: WttteIlorte 0berldnSer 81 lI6,
Ditto. HepsSrleans So. - Die 8ertdufe
betrEgsu 10000, SpeiuluttOn unb 4usfubr
1000 8aIlsu, j3ufubr 81, 900.
Qoubou, %. SttObsr.-Ssr. Staateu.
SbIigattonsu: 4pro,. 124s, Ditto 41spro,.
1863 DO. uerIdugsrts 5.proj. 104t -4ttien:
u. & @. gB. 33i, DO. 2. y. @rte 13f, DO. 2.
555, Pep.gort. Central 905, Beuni. Central
534, Sus.s Central 1929. &ea6tng liz, Ga
nubtuu.$aciic 45t, Misrtcau 34f, ct. PnuI
764.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
PERSONAL.

J. McGuirl, Helena, is at the Laclede
hotel.
H. N. Plat, promising young lawyer
of Billings, is among last nights arrivals
Jas. Ferguson, sheriff of Yellowstone
county, came up on last nights train and
is being greeted by his friends.
D. P. McElweel, Des Moines, Iowa, T.
o. Brown, Boston, Mass, and T. B. Fish
er, St. Paul, are among the new arrivals
at the Laclede.
Chas. Anceny, of Hamilton, one of our
live and wide-awake cattle kings, is on a
visit to Bozeman.
D. F. Curran, H. R. Fleming display
their autographs at the Northern Pacific.
H. n. Mcguire has returned from trip
up the Yellowstone. where he has been
overlooking his numerous enterprises.
E. NJ. Ferris returned this morning
from Fon DuLac, Wis, whittier he had
been to attend the funeral obsequeis of
his mother, He thinks Montana has the
incest weather of any of the places he
has visited.
H. G. Beckett shows his face in Boze-
man to-day. He has not been in town
for four months, although his home is
not more than eight miles away. We are
sorry to learn that Mrs. Beckett has been
sick nearly all winter.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Summons.

i District Of the Territory Of Mon, ana, in
and for the County Of Gallatfn.
Cilindia M. Finch, Plaintiff,
James B. Finch, Defendant
Action brought in the Dist riot Court, the
First judicial District Of tn" Lerritory Of Non
tana, in and for the said Co unity Of Cara tin,
and the complaint filed IL said C0untV Oh
Gallatin, in the office Of re Clerk Of said Dis.
The people of the erritory of Montana.
send greeting to James B. Finch, the above
named Defendant. '-~
You are hereby required to appear in an
as%sa b SrSuFh S tSs ye% the
First Judicial Dist, let Of the Territory Of ion.
tana, in ana Tor Said County Of GallatT and
to answer the complaint filed therein, within
the service you Of this - seaved
within this county; or If served O IT of this
county, but in this district, Wit I'm twenty
days Stherwse within Nth forty d. .ysor juds
according to the prayer Of SAID coMnlaint'
The said action is brought Y ,ohta}n q decree
Of court dissOlving the bOnf 10 IF matrin0nv
existing Ing between tne Pai9' if and defendant
,ntnor Child Ia he 1870 and control Of the
for costs of suit. " '"0 p'''''- >-
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
70 Spp ron" 1u 1h"e the said complaint, ~
~ court Tor The ne, aid plaintiff will apply 70
plant.
Given an sHe ~ Y hand and Seal Of the Dis
- LIZ uS Jnrt of the First Judicial Dis
se@ for aid r county, Of dis
.,-Tor1 =. i day of February in the year O
Oul t, Ho ra,, lie thousand eight hundred a1d
d. MCPHERSON, Deputy Clerk.
n. r VlyiOn. Attorney for Plaintiff S6d5w
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Would Not Decline.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun has this to say in regar
to the alleged declination of Mr.. TildeL
o be . candidate for the presidency:
In political circles here but little inn
portance is attached to the positive decli-
nations to become q candidate for pres
ident, attributed to Mr.. Tilden. There is
no more idea that Mr.. Tlden would de-
cline the nomination for president, if
offered him by the spontaneous action of
the democratic convention, than there is
that Gen. Sherman would, notwithstand-
ing his repeated declaration, refuse the
republican nomination if offered him.
The instances where rendered crowns
have been put behind by those to whom
offered have been so rare in all time as to
justify the largest measures of incredulity
% to assertions similar to those credited
TO Mr.. Tilden and Gen. Sherman. There
is the strongest sentiment in the councils
here ofboth parties that these national
conventions must not be made the arena
for rival contentious of ambitious aspi.
rants for the presidency, but that, litter
ally and truly, the nomination must seek
the man. 1t is recognized by reason Of
the peculiar condition of affairs, partic'
ularly with reference to the divisions on
the tariff which obtain in both parties
that the nominees of both must have a
:unexceptionable personal and public
record Is possible. Hence the contin-
:gency is quite likely to arise, in which nc
man who receives the nomination could
feel justified in declining it."
Pure California honey in all styles at
Willnos, Il I ospia, 36.ff
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Another Coal Mine.

Through the kindness of Mr.. Ayles-
worth we have been shown specimens of
coal taken from Q mine now being devel-
oped by the owners, Messrs. Wilbur &
Kahle. The coal is very hard bitumi-
nous character; 30 hard as to require
blasting. The vein is about five feet wide
and lays at an angle of about sixteen
degrees, and is situated on Pine creek,
which empties into Trail creek about
three miles above Farrells. They have
penetrated about seventy-fve feet in the
in the main tunnel and the vein increases
in width and solidity. They have also
run lateral tunnels ON each side of the
main. tunnel, making in all about one
hundred and fifty feet of tunnelling 50
far completed. We congratulate these
gentlemen on their find and the country,
that the coal fields, as proving 20 extern
sive. It is one of the necessities and we
do no fear that it can be overdone.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Grand Opening OF Maguire's Opera
House.

As has already been announced, Mr..
John Mcguire, who has leased the opera
houses in all the leading cities of Mon
tana, has effected lease of the Smith
Hall and has converted it into an Opera
House, to be known as "Maguire's Opera
House." Theatre going people have felt
that good, convenient and comfortable
place was needed want in Bozeman.
We are glad that this want has been
filled. The grand opening occurred last
night, when the spacious hall was filed
by large and intelligent audience to
witness the play Of Ingomar. In the
short time allotted for fixing up and seat
ing the hall, Mr.. Mcguire performed
wonders; but he intends as soon as pos
sible to have raised platforms, each plat
form being about four inches higher than
the one in front, and be seated with
chairs. These platforms will be ovable
in case of necessity. It will be a great
improvement over tho present manner of
seating, as all will be able to see the stage
without peering between couples or try
ing to overlook high hat.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial
for the County Of Gallatin.
Mary Nolan, Plaintiff, against
John Nolan, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
First judicial District Of the Territory OF mon
tana, in and for the County Of Gallatin, and
the Complaint filed in said County Of Gallatin
in the ofice Of the Clerk Of said Dirtrtct Court
The people OF the Territory OF Montana,
send greeting .n to John No'an' 'ne ABOVE
You are hereby required to appear IN an
action brought against you by the aDove
h;s tns o The territory Of
Montana, in and for the said County Of Gar
| latin. and to answer the complaint hled there.
in within ten days exclusive OF me t, aay r3.
monsgif served within this county; Or II
served out OF this county, but in this district,
| then within twenty days; otherwise Mr VII IN
forty daysor Judgment cor, R to- the prayer Of
The said action is brought to obtain de e,
cree Of this court aisso1V hf sag the said
plaintiff and defendant on the GROUNDS q t 1e,
sertion, and giving to the said plalntalH1 tne
care and custody Of the two m nnd sach othei
and further relief as to the court may seem
inst and ebuitable as will more fully appear
by reference to the complaint on NE nels ere, :.
And You are nefeUy MOCinS114 .o,nn,S,nt r.
~ apP reanired. the said plaintiff will apply
to the ceart for the relief prayed for In he'
complaint. tho sea, NJ thu
: district Court of the First Judicla
district Of the Territory TO Montane
| Seal. in and for the said County Of Gale
tin, this 4th day Of March r IN me y I'D
Of our Lord, one thousand eight nunofeo INV
eignty-ioa'' THEO. MUFFLY, Clerk.
NJ GARDNER, Deputy Clerk:
Tnce Armstrong, att'ys for PIT. %"
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
Board OF Trade.

At the annual meeting of the Board of
Trade. held last evening at the City Hall,
the following officers and directors were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-Walter Cooper.
Vice.P President F. Ferris.
Secretary-P. Koch.
Treasurer-D. F. Sherman.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Nelson Story, L. s. Wilson,
Jno 8. Mendenhall, Ed. F. Ferris,
w. W. Anderson, E. NJ. Gardner,
W. NJ. Award, Walter Cooper,
C. H. Cobb, D. F. Sherman,
p. Koch, Phil. s. Rountree,
]. NJ. Lindley. VIM. A. lines,
Phil. Dodson.