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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-26
SaODap's 2iea0p 2telief
MI otr SIcUe Vln0erunQ fin0er


gS4iptn6ung Der gtereH, gnt3iinOuua Der
SIale, @eodrm GnBHu0ung, guHaen.
SoH9eltton, 3eritIOpicu, bBieriite am.
tale, 8rduuc, &ataub, yIer08litSt.
SdbIafoF9.cit, 6iiftwcb, Srufts, 5{itden,
ooT @ltebrihmCr5eu, Guei6nuosm
SraAos uno Sribwuuoeu, grlaudiuT,
gen, taIteS uno 5isi9eS 6icber.
Die GnWcHOuHg OcS Ready Relief an Sem
iciocuccn GbeileH Ucridafit aaglubHdlid, Yin,
oCrllug mo &rleidteruua.
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@nrppdifae RabeIberidBte
gsIcntr tin g3lutba, II RIrma.

Qonouu, 9sptember. - Radrt&tez
aus Bttma erqebeu, baB fth stu bluttger
Gouflift i'm GefdHguiife "a Strml eretguet
bat. @sBrere 9unbeTt 9f0u8sHs puEbeu
0FiGftPt
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Grbbebeu in sns. .amerifa.
Ser t3RINmnrFf-

Santtaso GBtle, 25. 5tpt. -
Gin btfttgss uub an5alte1oss Gr0bebeu trat
npf+pru bter elm
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far urb it5U. 5iuneu, 6tgbIGtisru. T514rte TLefsu
lub Uusi1lIge WerteH bgrtrIc5eu. 2Buubeu uue Ses
i1ULrg bGlo Geteilt, G8sr an Sitcpbstu, 4uleus
gluubs, GbrcUs. &stus, SGl5s unb DrliguGI5fAldggr
Leitet, rte a in 5oge uugebstlsr Rplaf9citeu poer
bls GebrluGs ben g2erfur oegr oysuoem 5u5Limat
nuRebGui uub ausgebreitat uaben, bait f1 aui bic
Gei!ung Derlniiea hcnH ba5 5atiaplrt4iIu 70 IIa3s
Februuat otro, bat eB Giueu GiE0rud atf ben Dr5ls
uispu5 mlGt.
Cine Jlaide ron bis'sm sutLdLt 1Gbr ntrti1Ec
E9ncitDre, ais jsDes Gubere gllttel eth E9seiofd
ron bieiem bnt 'tpn @trfuu9 tO0ggggu mau o0u GuB
hGreJ gJtteln iiuis bis ie5mGL 70 5.e. braI4t-Jst
9pulteterr 10 ba5Eu.
Die s lafde eiHcu DOttaL
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y}r. 232.
Us war ods erItC uuO blti6t
bGG etnaiee &6mrr,nnRbnsV,..s.

oas aH9ab!ldllh Die idlretltdlfcu Shmer,err
tllt Hno GnEUHOuugCu uub 9Irt0nNroTG
lWoeri, Glttdolel, Oh ie in Scr gunae. Inn ma.
gen. III pen GlH9cmeloen, oeu Iriiier obcr
anoereH Ny9antn auityettu, menu man cs eiH,
nal benubt, un0 ;par '''''
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Nus gleafrifa.

QoubDu, 2G. Ssptsmbsr. - Na1rtdz
ter Gus Srtufrifa sr8sben, baB Ia Der Rap
fort, @tnbamstUmu nro anosrsn Srteu
,otlreiG bsiuGtf BeriaumIunaeu able5alz
tfu uuo EeI6liiie angenommeu mucbea,
mtt6e ous ttgenuGhtiae 8Ocgelen oer Boz
rgH I'm GeduGHsHl1n6e oCuHuStren. Cine
QrcGe Eeitttpu, melo,e Die S6pt8ta nm Qb-
ti|fs eTiudt, rpirD ciyfEllrt.
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tn elmer Sic 5mGn3ie NPin1fer

SIcidoicI, pic groB sic Shmer;en aud, i,iu
m0gen, Die On 3bmmatiSmu8 geIosuoeu. me
Settld9ui9,n, Die SerfriippelteH, Die yieru6ien
be an gIuDenDeb uu0 du0ertu 9ranlbeiteu
QriffuSru t11rvSpu ;r 9'''
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8nrnm IaB 8td uou Suftsn obsr Sstiers
Estt qudlsu, rueuu ttue Eiuids 9r. 8ua'5
.Snfen Sprup" Did iofort tuEirsu Udroe.
Brsts 25 Gents bic Sluids, (232l
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GA hnrh

beute. 7rstua, ben %. Ssst.. frIb lsI u5E uniers
tbCurs Erdter unb S5petez GRarsarrthe IN Altsr
ron s5aHreu Il J!oHatea sno % IGBsu. Die Bet
her 8eereiggnG tDtrb morSeH Gu3tsat
Die r. usrnocu Glttrn
2pui5 unb GafbGrine Cble
rOgOlENggn, vebH blsr qgiAplitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-26
Geian0Bsit lit Jtei6tbnm.
Sfaomap's
&dtGQbdrtIltau ReSpIbenf

Gin 6cilmittcl, OCiicu BeiauOtbele auBCrorSeut.
itcmeOBtulideGlQeuidaftcu babeu, ueitultd
sur 0Ictnigung, 6eiluug, Observation-Disclosures
uuo 9rditlounQ oes utCoTgcbroheucH uu0 er.
id6pitCn &yrpTS, Oa8 cine id)uellc, augcs
nCBme, iidere 8ChouOluug uao ban.
ernoe G2ilunQ QemGbrt.
@leihoiCl, pje oa5 yIioeu boiBeu mag, Oh
ShOpbtln, SdWiuOiudlt, Supbui5, Sc
idwiirl, g8unoGu, GddWilfe, StUCGun9eu,
&OieOrs SOl3f.u6, gEugeu., yiiereu., 8laicu.,
Gebdrmutters, Oauts, ggbcrs, IPlgcu- OOer
lluterlcbstrnufbCit, dlroUjider OoQ coHiilus
tjoucller 2lyt-bas @t FBtim 8lutc, uelAC8
bic abgGuitteu GbCjle ricbt uno leHe Ccgaue
urO Ole perbruudeu aUrpergewebe rcparirt.
gGmu cas- l'ut uuQeuno 1T, 70 fam jetu
Experimentation fCiu geuuoeS iem
QQ8 Sariapdriuiau 9lciolUsut
if nidt uur cine au5glctamoe 4r3net, lOuOau
fdut bic barmO8idle Ebitsteit allcr Crglue.
So ii,It Inn gau7cu OrgaHymu5 Gle olrmoUie
Oer Tunlil0ren 9cr Uu) ll1isrt OcH GMtleiIB.u
eiHCUrgtrcUUHO 9giUHgrH ztrOm ueulu geb2a8.
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Sto.ftB uub felTgB rgtEE5 Via: Surd3G,s an
Tlyt7d uub GBzgegqyDi1t- 9aGs gu6 ftJHe gss
Ndtsidrbe Uugu gyiIug5ar,
geuu man 5as SGgiagartgtau e.Li5e Ia5e se5raa5t
BOT "a f5a4-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-26

geriude Elm GIas 9ufebnrt'i&ea FOr'
terB! Sn Der bsiBen Sahres3stt 9tsbt 90
istn notrboftsree, tstu Qeiiubsrss @etrauI.
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Raowaa's regalircaSs gtasa
gC0Eamneue Bur1CHpH, liuoerHos Abs
fabrmutgl, uirlgH OEfe Sd,me-H
lst5 ;uU1lGifg ma natltrlIh.
sin Urgd06iI1l5 GlIa3misiI iar Halomd

Gin Ucgcabu5tt5 GIasmi.il iIr &alom:l
ggio Dsre gs:es'emaa ,lssant NIT 'assm 9lr,
Iasirt gurgtE.n, rsgaslr-', Ts'HlBea uto tsaIt5sH
"RSspGt,g giIIsu ;ur 6eiIuus nusr Ras,rs.
oebcrs Cec .rnas. atsrea5 uBo Sldicu-g6ea, Rerggu
2-outbeitez 90pine5 3elblibeu Be aDer0eH, Dsats
tiqtgtt 9seeiit.ausgL, 5Irtlabigte4, 8sstopiuEg
f1npgr6agi&igt, 1psysciit BNutalsJ6s1, Jts5er.
fIuterIg.bz z.ntalutuug. pIm9r5CioCH Ius IIer 5t5s
rurgtn Ger GtHretu1sse. Rstn Cs9stlbit2. teiat
StuI G5H 4.sltur, 3siHer1lteu o-zr i4abaSer Gros
Eg- g1an bsa5aa ioI8suSs S7mBtoms ron Rrau',
better ber 2crsc@.nSsprgGUt. segl0glu-8. iHuerips
6Gp prr5oteeu, SLA.rdLuHg ad2 0sm E0git SIugs
in a2agsn, usts.tsit, 50b5Ttausu Gtsl Dor bsm 81
len, RaqtnbrGden, i1ures auiloBez fHieues Doer
be5enbe Gms sERbuug IN bsE gldgensrubg Bgbeu beB
Eer3eus, erEifgubes gglk. betm siegeu Elsdeu obgu
9SlDre b1r ban Nueeu. ] RbGr una bumpfe 5tMgr3eu
In a0pis, &angel an siWsbauit2Hg, selses SasispeH
bgr 6Gut unb beT HuGaH, 5etteBHe9eH. 5tmsrltE tH
ttr 8uN uuo IN ees BUsberu, plUgt,be AugullgE3
BON etse, STennen bes 6lel}3e5.
GtniQe 6cleu BON &dsUa9A BtLItN ioereen
hen Sorper bon alien obtn6eRIEteu EraEs5s 5siisn bgs
FrstsH,
9ti NpOtbslcru 81 haiku.
BreiS 25 Gents be Sd)abta.
Diou leie: ,9ahr uHO Galia."
Ylan idUdc lluc Breimarte an 8 q D 70 a Q
& Comp, Jtr. 81, 28lrenird8e, gttms0ort.
E9- Rs,struua. GlusHes bon ESaGrs Dsgt7, NIB
bGiuT wBsiGsdt ptrten'
2lu 6aS Bubljlum.
werIauet ia MIR 8abmap's unS ahtet turdlt, ela
ser 4ams -&asirGR" 10 aui bean setauissa AEtts9
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&Ii QpOtbslcru 81 baRu.
BrsIs 25 @enL5 ble SAaA!sL.


WerIauet ia uur Rabuap's unS aHttt taratt. hat
ber Rams -@asusR" fG aui bean seiGuitsl AEt'tsI
btiustt, (ldb-a
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Ser 9entidBe Correspondent.

&GsueIanb gsht nidat pte Blaine no d
benz 8efeu; 6afiir ptrb uber Der Bsfeu
In Der Watl Al @lepelalo fommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-15
MlerIef..
- Wdbrenb Der Wo1e ereigneten
IN IA GnSoafX1o

gBdbrenb Der @o9e ereigneten
ii1 IA Sobesfdae.
grofeIIor Gripp bdlt beute Mbetto
feline a1te 8orleiang In Der gaptiifem=
Gt9e. Sir bielelbe batter bas. Sbenla
erudAlt: v2an1artine, ber FSidter,
gfebner unb Gtaatsittartt. @efern
9lbenb erfreute fi1 Der prDfehor eines
sablrei9en Nubitoriunls, bas feline 8or=
leflugrlit allgsnteinem8e 8eifal aufnabnt.
Na9 Or. Braunnagels Nusfage TT
bas&inb, i ,bas in nberNdbe DignotpitDs
plab gefunoen tpurbe, ifiTolge Der Nuss
febung an ben l1nbilben Der @itterung
geforben. Oie Mlutter -beiBt Molie
5bropl6ire litb 1T BON Blanco @Duntp
- 9as pferb bes 9r. Grabes gina
bente nit benz 8uggp bur6, tudbrenb
fi9 Der 9oftor BEL einem patienten be-
fanb. Das .Buggp. colHbirte NIT eitlem
Wagcn unb 3mei aitsern 8uggies lttlo
fdmtutlibe bier 5ubrwerfe iparoen aer'
bro9en. 70
= 9ie llnterIu6ung Der 2ei@e bon
gmma Green, Bic bpF einem 3uge bet
Snternationalbabns iiberfabren iein
folte, bat ergeben, baB bies ui9t Der
5aa mar. t
= Die geaalten Der &nigbts Of 9os
nor fin6 seHern Nbenb initallirt tpor=
ben.
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Cages : Neuisfeite,s.

ssrl. Meaber In MIombria, 0bio,
bic 8erloDte eimes iunsen Mtannes SEA-
mems gb. 8eier ging am @onntag mil
yt9olas giebl our Stride. Dariiber
ipurDe 8eier 10 aufgebra6t, bab ct mad
S1luB Der Stride iib itls 9aus feinel
8raut begab ,unb ale e@ei1enfe Suriidpers
Iangte. sic trurbentbm bertueigert, mo:
rauf er einen &eu6lper aDg unb 2mal aul
Fri. Weaber dboriidte. Sie Wnffe ber.
fagte. ct iprang bann IN oen 9of,
sbieIt ben NepDlber geger1 Die Stirn, feus
erte unb itiir3te tDbt sifamnlett.
= u 9ie 2ei1e beg &eifaurateurs 9el=
n1onico bon geetp Yorf 1T, ipie aug
gfeiparf beri@tet tpir6, ia ben Orange
Neountains gefunben tporben. Delmo.
itico, ber geiitesgeff6rt mar, 1T bor 9uns
ger, Qdlte ilrlb gntbebrutg geforben,
- @pubetneur SpableD bon Obio,
bat am IA. fein Amt iibernommen.
Genafpr gbmunbs ift abermals
als prdiibenf pro tenn oes Senats er
tpdblt tpDroen.
4 = Die pro0uftenb6rfe In Bottom uni
Bic Observation-Disclosures in ct. 2oui!
baben ibre &eprdfentanten i'm @ongrel
petitionirt, bic ginfubr bon Mein uni
anberen Artifeln aus 9euti6lanb uni
sSrdfifrei6 au berbieten, 10 lange in bic
jen beiben 9dn6ern 6as S@weineein'
fubrberbot beifebt.
Nuslai1b.
Sn ct. petersburg tpirb bas ct.
f6einen elmer tteueu nibiliitii6en Sci
| tung angefHnbigt.. >
prina Griebri6 &arl tuirb bon let.
rer 6raii getrennt leben, 6a Der Rallei
nidt IN cine S9eibung pilligen tpollte,
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Aorrespuaaeag. gleus8aben 10. Sa

ApTIESVuNnE1H, 9teu>Souuc1t ~. Su-
| nuar 1884. Stf Sbrer tpertben 9lus=
qabe bon1 8. 5. 80. fin6et ii1 eine
| Rorreiponben3, tpel6e bic bierobige &o=
Ionic betrifft ilnb biefelbe febr lobenb
bebanbelt, ba aber btes tbeilpeife 2iiz
gen finb unb subiel Sob oft bas @egen=
| fheil bon benz betpirft, mas man gerne
baben m69te, 10 mill i9 biermit bic
Wdbrbeit beri9ten.
grifeus. ST mir Biz beute nod ni6t
su Sbren gefomn,en, baB Elm Greiberr
D. Mie6tersb. Die 2olDnie belu9t
bat unb tpeiB ii6 aud Der iogenannte
Bater Der &olottie, Serrn S. q. MeDer
bieies Greiberrn ni6t au entfnnen,
neil Inn feiner bDrgeffellt tDurbe,
ebenfo babe i6 ni1t geb6rt, baB obens
genanlter 5rei6err nit nur irgenb eiz
nent Mn1iebler geiprofen bdtte, fam
baber au9 tpeber BON 3ufriebenbeit
nod l1naufrieberbeit f6reiben.
3tpeitens: WfuB beiagter 6reiberr
nod iebr tpenig in beutf9en Mnfiebluns
Egen getpelen feiit, ionif bdtte er gang
6duiig fogar gefunOen, baB &inber
no9 piel dIterer Mniiebler iebr gut,
gern uno INNER beutf9 fpre9en, ia i'd
babe folde &inber geflnoen, Die febr
tDetig englif9 fDnneil.
Drittens: Wiirbe man BET belem
Gonnenf6eitt uno nod ba5lt nit elmer
9aterne, in 9lelis8aben feinen Sutpes
Ienlaben ftnben, benn 9err sc. bat feis
net unb fDl6e MuIferfarn1en Die finbet
imam allertpdrts, tparutn bat ct 6enn bie
2umberDarb beg 9errn s.. s. peters
ni9t angegebena unb bab eine S9mie'
Be erri6tet ipirb, bas tpuBte bod 9err
SC. aud f9on lange.
gom so. Seq. b. S. an baben mir
Eier siemli1 ffrengen Minter, Elm yeors
ser iagt ben anbern, faum einen Sag
Elm tpenig Sii6tpinb, bann gIei9 tDieber
um 10 beftiger Der NDr6er. .Mn 5. b.
mar es Big jeBt am fdlteiten, ben z.
friib batten mir elm tperig @latteis,
fonIt 1T es fogar febr troden, ba es
i1on eitlige Mo6en iinb, bab Der lebte
aegen mar, aud iebt ba i9 bies f9reibe,
pfeift Der Morber tpieber Drbentlid), OBJ
tpobl mir faum eitett Sag eitt tuenig
tuarmes @etter batten.
@ilbelm MbIof. I
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Sie aus Der Nonneni6ule Slt
Suntspiile entlaifenen Sdiilerinnen
1fuo mieber 3ii @naben angenonlnien
tporben. Sic batten ii9 auf Bitten ges
Iegt unbr beripra6en, tiinftig6in iein
fitffam sii iein unb bas Sansen nnter>
faHen 3u tpblen. Die S6ulbeb6r6e
fat ibnen eingefddrft, baB bic &eputa=
tipn Der G9uIe aufre9t erbalten perben
nhlIe unb beBbalb ni9t getanst tuerben
biirfe. M6se baraus entfeben, mas oa
iuolle.
- Die 9augeielfdaft bon Ga @ratee
nit eiItetn &apitdl bon $500 bat
fi6 inforporiren lailen.
Stt Corpus gbriiti tpur6e Charles
2ipp bes Sobti6lags i6ulbig befunz
ben unb at 3tpeiidbriger 3u6tbausitras
fe perurtbeilt.
= Sn Sort Mottb tuurben i'm per=
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San antpntp, Di{nfae ben IS. Sanuar 1884,

gangenen Sabr folgenbe Neubauten
aufgefiibrt: 784 WDbnbdufer, 40 8ez
f6dftsbduierun6 13 6abrifen nno Werf=
bduier.
= Ser nlerifanii6e 9lfrobat Suan
3antora fiel BET elmer 8orifellung in
Sort Wprtb 35.6uB bod bonn Srape3
auf ben Ropf, 10 baB ibm oas glut aug
Obren, State nnb 9lugen quoll. ST 1T
belinnunssIos unb ipiro jferbem.
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Sat,1tar 3tebMss9

1857 grsiie @110,ss
@an3e Stdsts SO. 9aike 5idetS 81.
~ Iidets $50. SIS Sidsts 500.
gsenait.tYt Uelb, 9emiws3fel pber pss Grprss
UeynitteEt absr ntdt buth ressgrirts 8gteff 5bs
ppR Nsnet SrbeY. gensIungtn tn 8ssras'
son $5 unb arfwdrte i0natn auf rufere IiRss
Rtn tefaab werssnss Nan ebrefitrs
s. 5. Dcuslas, 3cuispiIe, ap., cber
grnel Rii9s,
San aatonfo. Gsso
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Oot,,esftae 81. Sam.,ar 1889.

cD~ aatt in ber Mafontc 5aq, .Rafoate Sen,pI
8utlbias, eOnisSiIle, Rs.,
Do.tterita8 81. Saat,ar 1884.
Sine seietIide 2Dtterte nit ehrltden
Si,bunsen, ausIfannt bnn Der 2egisla.ur BON Gp.
unh smetntal Spnt b6dlfea Gtrtbt tnt Staote ais
e.febli9 afldrt. 8Dnb gfiielIt In 6enrY County
im 8etrose non 100000 fur bte prou,tte Iue>
3abIuns aler gewinae.,
Cine 6epolutiDn in Der 3iebuns ein3elner
2ooie.
l8> StSer 9prsbei1ber fen eisener Iuffeber,
iann bie Summer feiues 2ppfes aufrufen unb fidt
ib.rseuesn, bab bic eorresponbirenbe Summer in
feintr @egennart in baS Hab eeitan pirb. Die
5iebumgen ftnben am lebten Donnerfias ieben
Wlonat8 ffatt. Wan lsfe ben YprtrefifidsnYlan bsr
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S5abr9ang l9
aim bobell prfis.
Siputan op,t 6. sserner.
(HortfeknMa.l

yGnffe ali ffeffeu, bic Oeit 9d1inlpf rdd1eit
joli - boau fehIt Sir ber Whitb. Mabr<
iid1. Ruboipf, id) babe Sid einer fol-
ffeti gsie0ridfeit uu6 Grbdrnlli9feit nidt
fdhiq oehaffen
Geui,n nnterbrQdl i'm grunnotp
mil hoIb erifidter gtimlne. &ein @ort
meiterl Sd nebn,e 9eine 5orbez
rung an.
Geiue grulf BOB fi9 in fllr5en, ifiirz
mifheu Mthemsiigen; er mar lei9enblaB
detporoen itno ffiibte 1i6 bebenb am
qanaeft G0rper, auf bic 2ebue bes nd9=
ten @tuhes. seSm benz Nuge bes Jreiz
ferrn fdbimmerte ettpas tpie Mitleib
nit bein far6tbar erregten Manne, ben
er Dor cine 10 f1redli6e sWabl geitellt
hattie, aber ieine Gtinlrie perrietb aud
1lid5t ben. IeiIeifelf Mnflang bieler Gns
pfinbung, alser ertpiberte:
@ut. sd iDer6e Gberff Wilteny ben
SlommanSanten Der bieiigen @arniiDft,
erfuden, inein 5efunbaut gu fein; er
fpir6 mil 6em 9einiqen bas N6tbige-
oroneu.
Grnnuotp fnahtennr eine suliinlmeft6c
gepeQunq. Ser sSreiberr nabra 1eiz
rlen 6ut uom Slide un6 trat baum ilp6s
noIs por ben Doffor Fin.
glodl gines, Gubolbhi | fagie er Iangz
lam. lber nit gahorlid. Die 6o9e
it mir bIutioer grnif uub id1 ertDar<
fe. bos Ou Sen 3tpeifampf, ber na6
hem tnos 91u mir al oefilqt hQ{t, QuF Sob
un6 9e6eu defen nliB, nidt ettDa su
eit1er Qom6bie aeifoitelf. Du DdrH
I'M @fonoe, in Sic Quft al fd)ieBeri.
9uirde mid uid6t, bos, mas id Dir
foeben iQote, bot uttferen 3eugen 3u
ipieoerhoien.y Nfein gBort 6arauf: id
fhue eg. tuenu Dein GauB abfidtli6
fell qeht.
grunnDp battle fid eu1porgeri1tet,
unb aug feinen Nuqen flomnlte ieBt nur
ipiIoer, dliihenber SoB.
Sci rutia, ortporfete er. ggas Du
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pon1NG,s puLLDoZ1SG,

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Will tho Board OF Commissioners Allow
Union District to DO Counted?
To he Editor Of the Iaelligeneer:
Sln:-That much fraud has been perpo-
trated in the count in this county is un-
questioned. Permit ME to call attention
to one district with which am familiar.
Union-and ask the Board Of Commits.
sioners il they will allow that district TO
pass without an investigation. Wednes-
day last the tally sheets Of the clerks
showed that tho Republican ticket was up
to, and in some instances ahead Of the
Democratic. Uncle John Boring, n candi-
date on the Democratic ticket, came down
town, and meeting some OF his brother
Democrats, told them their goose WINS
cooked. We are all beaten" 4 consulta-
ton OF tho knowing ones was had, and
Uncle John Boring and Squire Buchanan,
also candidate, repaired to Union dis.
trict. The Republican canvasser was
spirited away. He was gone full hour.
When he returned things had changed.
Instead of the Republican ticket leading,
the Democratic ticket was in the lead.
Uncle John assisted in counting the vote.
Squire Buchanan manipulated the tally
sheets and exchanged figures on paper
with n Democratic canvasser. Will the
Board allow such apparent fraud to 60
without an investigation? Will the Board
permit such fragrant outrages to be com
United by its own members, who are per-
sonally interested in tho count? Let us
have a fair count, and no commissioner
and candidate interference. $50
Wheeling, Oct. IS. UNION DlsrRlcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-20
THE ALLEGED JUBILEE
OF tho Ohio County Democrats Over Their
"Glorlous Victory"

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OF tho Ohio County Democrats Over Their
"Glorious Victory"
The Democracy INDUCED in demon
stration Saturday night which, had been
announced with great flourish as "jol-
litication over the glorious victory" in
West Virginia, which victory consisted in
a narrow escape from defeat by The Re-
publicans, who entered the race handicap
ped by q majority OF about 10000. 1t was
possibly because many OF the Democrats
could not see anything to jubilate over
that 80 few OF them turned out. The
Democrats claimed to have nearly 500 in
line, but il there wereso many at the. start
they dropped out rapidly, for when the
procession reached the postotlice corner
on the upward march there were consid-
crably less than 500 men and boys, on
loot, mounted and in carriages. @ -
The procession did not excel the former
ones Of the party for style, and the dccora-
tons and Examinations about town were
much less numerous and striking than
usual. A few designs referring to the late
election were seen in line. A new broom
or two, indicating "clean sweep, and
two bantam fowls, commensurate with the
size OF the victory, were features. Among
the transparcncies, one with a representa-
ton of mangled heart, and the words,
"A busted Hart" was prominent. A
bulldog revolver with the legend, "kepub-
lican idea OF projections" caused some
curiosity as TO whether it WIS sarcasm ut
the expense OF the SOLID South" A
very fair portrait OF Goyernor-elcct vii
son was also carried. MA
The streets were not specially crowded,
and the enthusiasm along the route was
subdued. There was nothing very hearty
about the whole affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-20
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk
Xxx 49, AbronI % -i.eFer $500

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Abroad. e.
Mr.. Joseph Graves is in New York.
Mr.. D. L. Hubbard is now the managing
editor OF the Erie Dispatch. "
Lawyer Joseph r. PAUL spent yesterday
with relatives in Connellsville, Pa.
Mr.. Joe T.. Noble, Of Claysvillc, was the
guest OF Superintendent John Birch yes.
terday. 81
Mrs. Bette Stone and MissJennic Coen,
OF this city, who have been spending the
past two weeks with relatives in Parkers-
burg, have returned home. ~
Gardner Jackson, OF Parkersbuc, we'll
and favorably known in this city, intends
leaving soon for Dakota territory, where
he has received a paying Government ap-
pointment. s.F. r.
at the annual meeting OF the American
Public Health Association held at st. Louis
last week, DR.. James i. Reeves, OF this
city, was elected President. This is dis
tinguished honor, worthily bestowed.
Lieut.. Sylvis, OF the city police force, re.
turned from Pittsburgh Saturday, and Mrs.
sylvis lett for that city the same evening.
The Licutenant's brother, Mr.. Daniel Syl-
Wis, is still lying ut the point OF death.
Rev. J. II. Hess, the new pastor OF Zane
Street Church, preached to crowded
houses yesterday morning and evening.
He is a young man Of good parts, and his
preaching appears to be very acceptable
to his people.
Among the death notices in the INTEL
LInEScEn this morning appears that Of
Mrs. Catherine Anderson, IN old resident
OF Brooke county, a Indy beloved for her
noble qualities Of mind and heart by many
friends who have known Of her beautiful
lie. Mrs. Anderson was the mother. Of
Prof. W. II. and Misses Jane and Emma
Anderson, OF tho public schools Of Wheel.
ing.
Postmaster Wiley, Of Washington, Pa,
was in the city Saturday. 1t will be- re.
membcred that about three weeks ago lie
left his home, leaving his wife under the
impression that he was going to lis office.
lie did 50 there, but remained only short
time, then went to the depot and took
train for Pittsburgh. Not returning ut tho
end Of four or five days hue and cry
was raised that brought a dispatch from
him to his wife from Omaha, where he
had suddenly been called on business.