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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
As. Gpusrca. : GrEe sieuna.
Die Bin Iur &infeeuns etneB Slreaus fur
Hrbeiter ffatifif. - Die riplpmntticbc Srrs
mfIIiouuaRbfu I'm 6nuie gInberfcotet,

Die Bin Iur &tnfeeuns etneB SIrsauS fur
beiterffatiaif. - Die rtplpmattidbe Ser
pinisunsBbin I'm 5auie einbsrtbtrt.
btugtou, IA. Stat. - SIN 9 E.
mate purbe auf 4utrag 9oar'S (gtaff.) Die
@r0rterung Der lltab Bill bis gum ndbfeE
OIoutage usrihobsu. Qapbam (N.,Y bonn
@omtte fir Ss3tslunaen sum Gustnnos be-
riftste aiinfttg iiber 6te Bin 3ur Grgin,uug
bss nm s. Auguft 1882 gsusbmtgten @sieees
Betrsffs S0roerung bee telegrapbtI4su Ser
tebrs 3mii6en europa Hnb Imerila. T!e
8tl oerl1ugert bte fSrtft, tuu'rhalb melder
bic 9egung bee betrefisnban RaUsls begouusu
rperbsn mns, bic gum s, 4uauft 1886.
Gins burG @arlbeu (2S. >Strg.) tom 50.
mite fir BsuFoueu einbsridtsts Bsnfousbjn
fiibrtc Al elmer ldugerru Oebatte. ndbrenb
peItter Snu @pd (gtebr.) Inb Blair (H..
81 In einen 8tsput gsrietben, tnbsm Grilersr
Die Dasuabmen Slatrs n6breub Der 60.
mite. 9erbanbIuugs trittFrts. Die Gsbattc
purbe 10 btsiq, baE Der Sorfeeuoe 9ru.
Sen Ggd 3ur Srouuug rtsf.
Had usridtsotnan8uutinegsihGitsA ibrtit
Der Senat 3ur GrOIterung Der Stu tir Gtnbs
Itruua zines Bureaus fir IrbeiteIfaltfjt,
unb BIatr (R.-0.) ttelt etne &eos 5u Gun
fen oerisLbsn.
GQrlQnc (Atl,J UElAlt EtA AutsAutulSut
Elm, ua6 msldem aufatt Der &ta6luuag
stnes ueuen 8lreaus bas ffattfiite Siireau
beS SGatamts bic fra9ltde arbett perrtb-
ten iou; eas Arneuosment usrOrSnet ferner,
ba6 bas hatittIGe BIrsau 4usiuuft iiber
Setrntbtu uuo @beidetbuugsn IN ben Ser.
Staateu iommelu un6 uer0hentlthen iOa.
Die Debate iibsr bis Bin tpurSs cine 3sit
lang uuterbro6su, nm Beft (Vlo.) 9sIsaen.
belt 10 siuer psri0nlifsn @rfldruug III gebsn.
Set iogts, Die per0fsutlidte augubs, bu6
bic aeflries gnuabme Der Bin sur BsuiiOnt.
ruug cas- Generals 9rout stufimmia erfoIQt
fat, bernie auf stuem Srrtbum. 81 (Ssf)
babe bagseen asflimult. I'm ubr srfolate
8srtogurg, ehs bic Debate iiber Die Nrbsts
terbirsaEbiIl bsenbst tuar.
SIN Rsprdisntantenbauie
bertdtets Gonusris o. bonn &omIta fir
Rablsu eiueu Bedding beiialtd oes GugIHt'
Bssusf9en (Snbtaun) g8obI'@ontefs stn.
Der Befhlub sriIdrt ben @oHtsiiauteu Gugs
Iib fir fisbtrs6tist. @onUsris usriiiubets,
ba6 er Die augslsgsEbftt ON nd4iten 8tsn'
fiugs Sur SprGde trtugsu prsbe. Gin dbas
Iidbsr YeihIus, psId1sr Sen 8auuce. Rta'
ltp'i6eu (SEiu) Behl&outsR 3u Sunfsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
s~rr SeIbncrEf.

Rsw urt, a. g3a! - 5otscuoas
fub bic Sdlu6u0ttruugsn: G,lc oifncte 3u
8-3{ Bro5ent uu5 idllob ~ Br0}eut. -
gtsrliua 2Rsdiel 4.s7 --- auf ied83il
9Oge unb 4.SS8-4 50 auF Stdlt -8Huosg,
SbljQatiouer 3grc}. 1909. proi liz
uub prol. 1922 .-Gitisn: IOomS' grprrf
100 Central Bacifc 37.. Gbsi. & Obto o.
Grts 13s. bo. Brtur. 80, 2aie S6ore 90,
us. Gcntrol 73, Rortb gBei1eru 1O1l. DO.
Wrior. 1875, SD Central 1913, Bttt86urg
1873, 8tcbirg 33l, BOD S8Iuub 113, linton.
Yecific Al, gBsasrusugtou j44.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

Sos @slO be3ubGts Il. /. N. 5etn @eba&tuis
srtptss iid ais etu isbr idpudes, unb rpsnu
er fih auf irgsn6 @tnas ertnnerts, 70 mar es
nur nuf uubslimmts Iu6 bsrmOrreue Bstis.
@r ingte inter Iubereu, sr babe tas Booth.
ife Shsatsr iuinmu1sn NIT Srn. f5hb gez
iauft, t6uHs ft jebO& utat aHf bas bafiir
bc;nblte @eIb ertnnsru.
Sulisu 3. 3nDtse. 9raHo & 0arb 8 Qiitgz
DatOr, puros ebsnfnEs oerrommsu. Griagte,
IT haba bte Yriiiurg Der &ertbpaptere I'm
Esitba Der StIma roo ni@t polIeu5et. Get
Her gnii6t nod isten 8eHCral @taut uno
isipe S1bue rDinirt, unb Ct glaHbe utGt,
ooB ite trgeub stneu GLeil pom gigentbum
Der 6iima tn ibrsnI BeIiBe bdttsu. Ius et'
rer lomsit UorGenommsnRu llAteviualug
idlIt6e Sr, baB fidj bic SduLbsu Der 6irma
In @anSgu anf $l4501, ,531 bslisftu. Sen
&etiaG Der 4t.iUa i0uue sr niHt Hi!tGetlan,
- gEaltIr S. SobrftOu. gdfsuIHIator ser
.@artus=SGuF," rrgrifi beuts Nldhtttug
0gltt 0On jeuHr gaut. gr miro pabridetuz
I'd IN nluj8su Eagsu eiHsu 8sridt uers
UIFfutIi61gv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
SrutaIer @euheimOrS uHb Die
prOwbte SerurtbeiIun9 beS
NR0rber8.

GIeruubrtu, ga, Il. glat. Gin bru.
taller RsuheluCro Dur6e am lsBteu gtttt
nod uabe @olfar i'm Rtrbiptel @rant BON
bem Geger gEm SnuHbar8 an 6rHuf 3.
Buee, tinau betauutau republiiautidsu 30
litifer, Uctiibt. Paga f9brte gsrabe BON Col.
far 3urid, NO &c als 3suge in etner 8tsb'
iatlsanilage gegeu SauR0ers aufgetreteu
mar. gtttsrer lauerte aa elmer abgslegsneu
Gts1a anf Baqe, IGlug Ibu nit siuem Ststus
III 8OOsu, 3srmnlmte thm ben ROpf uuO
idnitt itm Suuu nit siH1ut Wlefsr, psldes
er ocm Gpfer aus Der EaIts nabm, bic
Reble ab Sin 3ufdCig ooriibsr gebsuosr
Uegstuabs, U!nsr aRgsu|euge oss Ser.
b-sdeus mar, I9lug alarm, uns Sauubsrs
nnrbe UsIbaitet. 9a oas @srtdt gerabs tn
Sigurg mar, 70 fieIlte bic 9raubz Surp TO-
tort siue Gnfiage gsgsn ben Serbre4sr auh
uuo oerIslbe murbs obHs Ser5ug prOIsiirt
uu6 Sum Eoos Derurtbetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
G6redltbe EampffeTeIs GgplOr
fion. - @ebrere SVbte unb
g}ertpunbete.

4Ituuu, Btnnf, IL Wut. - Su Den
Ws,lEdtteu oer yNOrtbarn BsuuipluuuiGr
sgaGu" or gde Der 9. &oauus uub y. CTR.
crsiQnrte fid begte gadutttag cine 9aIpfz
lrTsl=GrplUiiou, oura peIdle 6sr 9si3er
gavhCa C'Saya ge.5ntct, uEo Elm auoeCsr
6ai,er, glamens WQtt giiiuger, idpsr ber.
tegt nurte. Stint ouOsre Berioueu srlttteu
Gerleburgen. 8ae game, 200 6u5 LANCE
uub rs TuS brsite @ebdube Wurbs total
,el fort, unb bic Eeufer in ben a2gaHuberz
ItrqenbH gBartaatten 3erihmettsrt. Geo.
ganturaa, Eiu 6ranfsr, wur6e in Ist'
ner 0utuuug qrasudber ban RsiitIranns
turd rtu 5tud Gtieu am 6opfe getr0fsu
uub fdmsr 0ellftt. So oarlnutst, beB ag
'etttem geacrben n. 3mgt iietHs Dtlo9sa
uur6gu auf oar StroBe 0OR Sramusrr gu
goosu ggidlauAert mo lsjtt 0irlibt. G;1e
groBe Sd,aar gttsttsr II mit sgu GIil5ls
men Der 9rummsr bei1airtgt, iuseu &c
teiEt, beB RCD sta5 y:ids uHtsc osuieI5sn
fleet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
Sranofiftuua.

9roa, R..gD., IA. Niat. = 9as StdOt.
dleu Uitd1auicsuius puroe in uersanesusr
Jlad]t ;um ltpsitsu Nals tausrbaIb elmer
gBote pcu eiuer surt SrauNffiftE1g eutz
fiauSeueu Seusrsbruuff being g'iudt. 0aS
Badaatsrbeput BET s9slGpucez pubious8a'
mol. Co." unb Sobu q. &teOse' Qotel brsuus
ten ut:esr, uuo her SsrlIft 5strist $100, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
MnsfehenNe KrahtperlaNer.

&btcagO, II. Ylai.-30O Berftarb:itsr
Der ,@blclgo.GoutugtO Sabu"
babtn geffern bic arbett etngsilsqt, uadssm
ibre TorOeruug, baB tbr Gugslubu auf 81. 75
erb0ht per6s, abJeihllgeu rporoen m1c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
ca nnrh

mtir tteursr Gatte 6Gnrih Nnertcs GbFIffau
Sua ON IA. ERni. BittDoa, 8u6tE ? a6r, an einsui
6eINGiag ei6sl6 i'm "a. GsbsnslIbrs. Eiss allen
gTsur esH Unb BttduTteu yur 5izdTbt. Die BeerSis
gungSst.t fpiTe 'p6tgr blfarut sem'rt,
Die traUsr6bs gBittpt
ll1U 6atbattne 9uR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
Sic Eempereu5s aaitation in
fE

Sororto, Ont, IA. gtat. - Htdter
8opb duBerte itd geferu In ietusr 4uIpra4s
an bic 9ranb'Sa oubiH, baB Die 45uahne
in Der 4u5ubl Der gspdbrtsu 8trtbI5afts.
@eIufe wdbreub bteiss Sabres cine Geus
benz fir Brobibitiou i'm Stune Der 8eo6lte=
tung bsrpetis. g8suu bic Esmpereu,uaae
psniae Sabre nuoaure, ME isbt, 10 tel b7s
adu3liGe Ssrbot Sss Strfaufs getfiger 9ss
tr6ufe bds bnlbiae 6eIultut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
aer @ifenbahnfriea im gNeffen.

9euoer, Col, Il ltai. - Der GtIeu.
baEutrtsg i'm Setrsii Der Sabrprstis mad BEN
Sfeu oausrt fort, uuo ale 8ircaur ltao Don
6duIsru belagsrt. 6olgeube Rnten nuroeu
bsute pertinbst: uud Buutteu ON Rtfourt,
eiue Suede bon G35 Reilsu, So, mad ct.
2uuts So, mad Chicago 81 uuo mad REM
gotf $25. Gs uerIautst, baB yScalpsrs"
RiTIrte uaG3 Ksnzl)orf fir $50 uerfoufsu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
Rem,0Iorfer Radhridten.

Nen y orl Il Nat. = 4ue bjeiilen
@erlGte Doren beute ais Bsueis Der Ittuua
fir bas anteutsu Charles O'Gouor's ges
iGipfsu.
- 0lidael WuuOus, 9srausgeber bes
,GrQus" In Ssrisp 9itp, tuuroc beute me9eu
gerisumbura oss Belt;ets Gommtiidrs Otto
Meger 81 $500 Strufs Hsbt Sofsu uerur.
theilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
Sin neuss Grcmatpriuat.

Qancafier, Bsuni., IA. Rat.-Sn bic.
ftaer Ssaot pirb bsmud&f Elm &rematOrtum
erriGtet ner0eu. Brpminente Sirger mol
len bic u0tttJen 9slosr iuidmmsui4ieBsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

gs if fiOrsub uub uuUsr3stbltd, immer.
Sie Iuso1be pou 25 Gents fir etue Rluid5s
Or. Bulls rSufsus Sprup" usrmieben usr-
ben tam. Ql0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
ET ETEUsTAEDTER'S
Derffdle8 Gtn6ermc bl.

CtcFa5 reHGerabnts grir5rlt ea55t ale gis
Tarlsung rcr gla5I5, auctsu, 2luk, M}u5t.ln uE5
Icuit ron a5wutraft eyicrSerlt.H @stlult5sts.
utG Iulr Ia elmer fur lrtt1iie &UaluJ 2.Gjrtirn
T,ur. Wsu BEN erse'95EisH aegt'n tt baNe!te
al5 ter bere Hub lurarlAWstf GTiaB ilr @aties'
l:itcl lr1-tIuut unl ai5 515 gu.rl re Er.a7ruEl5-
mi;td fIr fls.ue uu6 ultisUts GtU1eT iogfe far
fyInfe ua5 GaHti.uos 'mui-t.an ucsotF, geu=
ua.0tfr'5 Seuiime5 air9ermcbl tt seiUcss
tuaa5 cine Useotyiu, icur-H tta Grrs5ruagss
mittcl. Gssga isHs5 trllUtslseI 4-aUTtS5,
icuie uel5u isIngy l9,ttia @tr01aligigt., igIUgr
S5mae6liu1Isu mo it3 -rGen aufu1l me tH5 0lEt
tI r-5 gtaauute Giu1s-a55l ccrJlIl . eerisU,8sH
lum Ggbyauh empfob.as he on EfrcWun9shWi4e
uB5 1ulU5 ea.tgbengsr EuigEei5eusr Gru5bruu9
an tr55sm StoiiEp sHiet, on gll:uHutb, fEiaiir
Wiu5tel= Cher ugiGeJ 3HoheHbtcuuB uu1 aabnlihcm
lgceH. SDmtt 70 58 teipucer5 igm CgtgaUb for
G5a3..u3e, Sinner iE f5uslem @saa5sbuu, icUt, i1E
irlts a'U5ar, he AT!a3e gu io3cHauuteu Bcpgpstsu
GIJstsrH' ba5eH, aa9a25sntI > emuioaL.E; ieru1s
fur Ea5rtgaitr gssHte uT2 gsgG41a tn i.tca
S'atJum, icUta ios GgrgsE,Iua5s sag CrihJpKe.
gH iebIsutsr, rber uitt gutter uRo geu15enea
WuitcgmiIda tit has Rntermi3l Der siaIiae
aHeriaUHte SrIaB r.s Eatlll5lH &a5rauj at5
Sau8,tHs5, 5u3lea e 60 has RdTRs zagsHiiisl
tsr Slt'usa ge5en ,,Suumers GFap1atn!'
tnnl1e GtarrHue ano &iaDerdloIerH. 4@ @P9a
ben u alien EprtbeisEs IFgi5 90 Seats pes caa7s'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

bic cue. 5rtt4u BlutuaretuRetteu ,ntRs-
Ben, t,'-As,, = 1e,% .ieutgeu, bte Oura bts
- cher Ssh qdnb-Ss s,,.,,,-t. L. ,.-,.-
Sr Ru7Iebsr SioIi8e Ieial.H,' ,''H'l04' "sI0su'
So sS5a9t bte Saut puuberUou IIuL
Sfutt uub i&mtegfaH unb If ais ,tu
gsiuEber Sautbsrf@5usrer allen
tOsmettidsu g2!ttsIu por3nieBeu.
GQs 6siIOOg:5etIe ber g dDsfsI6dbeE
perSsu bHrd 9saubuuS con
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
@jlemm'S GcbwefelIetfe

@jlemm'S Gbpefelfetfe
Iap8t 6te uebsn tbrsr reiutssuOru Blr.
Tuug ben &4eumattsmus Rub bts
Gid t bsiIt uab Oerbdtst. Ste I0R ben
SOPfidorf, bsugt bsm aublpsrOeu Dor uub
0er30gsrt bus gr9rousu bee Saarss.
aerBts empfe5lsa fe fe1r.
I8- 4dte 6aroni Oa6 ie0e8 4ads! nit
IS. q. GritteutOn" be6rudt iR
o5ns 0os 1T IS aiat edit.
Sst 0Potbslsru gu 2s Gents gu Rabsu;
gegsn gmpfQu8 ooa 75 GentB In 8rieF.
marFeu peybsu BRET gtad pee Bon BuQe.
f&tdt.
6. q. GrttteRtOa,
sustntgir @igsutbdusr,
glr. 115, EaItouzSraBs, SSetp YurF.
GifG'B 2aBai6merssR. .Iropiss
beifar In elmer TftuRts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
IA. Sabrgaug.
8ene Masetsca.

ssS~eueS NR6brIscibdft.-SGrn bon Ha49e'
4Smad5tsm 9hB6aumbpls S1S; Rubbdnms SGrnttuz
SSn NIT Narrprz zluiiat $40; 4Grlors syEeIblsmsnts
S35 RlbH6rarts, gGarSaRlun8 o6sr letdte Ss6ins
Suraen. d. Ricb, Nr. L 1. Rcrss9aphraBe. Bts
hbr @benbs oier. C1tdi13.3gtte1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
Bur Eufbebuna Scr XabadSftemer

@prtngftel0. Raii., "A. Wtat. DIE
New England Tobacco Growers AssO-
ciation' bat etne mtdtise 8epsaung stngez
Iettst, nm bic &ufbsbuug aIler Snlanbfsueru
auf Eabad ju bsmertfsItgeu. Die Gabadsz
pflau3er, .Badcrunb 'Sanblsr tuUugsmetueu
ioQeu iu ttuer gemetninmeu Qufreuauug ju
ieuem Ypede ueretntgt uarbsu, uuo Birbtn.
ouugsn nit iIoltdeu uub pefltdsn Bolttt.
Tern uub uGlsu an Eabadsban0ei tutareliirteu
@eIddftsIeutsn itno angetnipft uor0eu.
Sine geriGmnIuug iou an 9aufage ~
SartfCr6 abgebalten tper6eu, I'M Die Rotb.
neuhtQen Arrangements su traffen. Die
gfociattUa BAT iibsr 1000 RitqIte0er uaS
ptrfiiet ii6sr rettIt6e 9sIsmtttel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

9teptdeutaut @m. y. Seug au8 Pe1nigl'
oauteu bsffreitet Die in Retp= 2)orf perOffeuts
ltfte Nadridt, bub er an eiuem beoenf!then
SrebeI1aoeu letbs uub baB itdl ietae 6rsuuoe
bemiibteu, ibu ais @sIanOteu mad 6raatrett
ober Stulisu idtdeu III Iaiisu. tn ser 9afi.
uuug, bGb stu mttOere8 fltma ietuer @sIuno@
belt ;utrd9li1 ieiu Deroe. pr. Selp ertl6rt,
Ietne alasmeiue 9eiuubbeit isi befrte6tgeub:
ee eriilirtsn fsiue SgmptOme uou elmer Slid
tebr oes Rrebsleibeus, nit welhen er TN
lesten CONNER betuftet mar, Hno er paThe
fein Gmt pnn Der 9teGterung annebmeu, au'
Ger bsnieuigeu, psldes er SeSsnpdrtt8 be-
ilstoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

Su Der Suaim den llutsriu6ung nur6e
beute @eueralauottcr Smaim etuem langeu
RGeu,oerbOr uuternorfen.
Sobu Il. sBalIb isBte bsute ietne Ilsia'
gen iiber bte G5ternroutEuidmtGoslGteH Dor
bem Spriugsr'i6eu @Omtte fort.
SuusttGilburn's InmaIt usriuubete bent:
i'm @rimtuclgerthtP, oaB fetu Rltsnt etng:.
pinjgt babe aui ST, 500 BON ber ibm lu9e=
iprohsuen ShabsneriatIumme ben $3I $50
gsr,td]t ,ulctiian uub $4,000 als Uolle Ssz
aupIuug ieinss guIpruds Ia uccspttreu. 0ar
Nutrag Der 9ts9teruug auf eiueu ueneu Bro
3ts murte tarauf hin pernorfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

perbsu tura 5.aueuus con
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

Rep gori, ii. Roi.-Giu Serr, mel
der bsuts zine uutsrre6uug nit pru. 6tIh,
eem Br1FcsEtsu Der fa(Ittsu ..Wartue Saut,"
Eatts, thsilt nit, bIisl6s bgfiHhe it6 tn elmer
Istr qeorudtsu Stimmuug. Biib agte ibm,
&c Edttsu fif, Gle 9rnHt & Barb's &beds
fir $3.50. 0CO an Norgsu Dor Der SAspsu.
iiou tsgluubtgt nurteu, gRertbpaptere i'm
gsirage BON attpa $1,000, 600, palhs Der
Tirm1 gsb0rtsn, tn benz 9sn6lbe Der VIA
rtuc. 8aut" bsiunbsu. gHarb iat am 9tsuz
fiaa frii5 in biz gaaf gsfOnmeu uab babe
bte @eytbpupisre pegGanOmmsu untsr bar
lugabe, oaB er zine cute @elegeubett babe,
iia iu psrduGIu. gSarb babe usripro4ea,
ipGtsr iuytdIulommeu NIB ben grtrag Der
@srfbplpi5re pte6sr 3u bepoutIeu, ist leoo5
iaiuim 8eliprtdeu uidt uadgetoulReI.
8ss 3eugeuu'rb0r In 6sr uoH Sobu g..
WCrrts gegen Grant 6J BaT6 etngelettiteu
slags unbm bsuts Dor BEN 8sfsrsntsn Cole
ieiush &uiaug. 9arb srihieu ais 3sHge
NIB pur6s gefrnpt, pi. Oisl sr fur gewtfes
gtgtutbur beBabIts, no, trte uuo pauu &C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15
(9t5wefct : Setfe).
SAC nsRerbafts sn6srLIa aninBsa6sn
Gle RaFeI bes Eetnts,

Ssrtssunssa DER qaut beietttgt ut4t nut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-15

gus 9stIoOs:8stIs bsr g g6ptfsIBdbss
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-06-12
Curious Ceremonies in the Tower.

There are some curious ceremonies
still kept up in the Tower of London
Julius Caesars ill-erected Tower
and among these, perhaps that of
Locking up the Tower" is the most
ancient and certainly the most stately
one. A few minutes before the clock
strikes eleven the yeoman porter with
an attendant appears before the main
guard-house carrying lantern and
calls out escort keys" The guard.
supplied always from the Queens
household troops, then turns out and
escorts Keys to the outer gate, called
the "Spur," each sentry challenging as
they pass his post, ''Who goes there?n
Keys After the gates are securely
locked and barred, the procession re-
turns, the sentries exacting the same
explanation as before. When they come
in front of the main guard-house, the
sentry stationed there gives a loud
stamp on the ground with his foot and
demands: '.Who goes there?"
.sKeys. y = "Whose keys?' "Queen
Victoria's keys. Pass Queen Vic
toria keys. Pass Queen Victoria &
keys and all's WE'LL The yeoman
porter then calls out: 'sGod bless
Queen Victoriap' to which the main
guard responds "Amen." The guard
then presents arms. the officer then
kisses the hilt of his sword, and the
KEYS are deposited in the Lieutenant
lodging. After this all ingress and
egress is totally prohibited. = Young
Ladies' Journal.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

"A colored Salvation Army has
been organized in Charlotte, S. G.
"A lady has presented the New
York Presbytery with S69, 900 fol needy
churches.
The largest hall in San Francisco,
built by the Baptists and first occupied
by Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, of that denomina-
ton, has passed to the Spirituatists,
who are very Numerous in that city
Chicago Journal.
DIR. Thomas, in his lecture, "Win
There be New Religion?n says that
any religion discovered in the future
would simply be modification of the
faith, creed aud forms Of the religion
of the present day Chicago Inter-
Ocean.
AT the last meeting of the Newark
On. j. Methodist Episcopal Conference,
a committee submitted o report pro-
| posing that q centennial endowment
| fund of 100000, to be known as the
Francis Ashbury Fund, be raised for
educational purposes.-N. 7. Ea;ana-
if1er.
Statistics show a gain of some $780,
| 900 to the Roman Catholic population
! of the United States for the last year.
The number of priests among them is
reported at $685., with seventy bishops
and archbishops. Ecclesiastical semi
naries have decreased by nine.
"A petition, signed by Bishop Clark,
Protestant Episcopal, and Bishop Hen
derson, Roman Catholic, was presented
to the Rhode island Senate at its recent
session, praying that all prisoners in
State Prisons be allowed to worship ac-
cording to the dictates of their own con-
sciences, but no action was taken.
Yale College has abandoned the
system of marking to determine the
standing OF students. Instruction IS
given entirely by lectures, and no
quizzing is allowed. There will be no
syping on examination. If the student
wishes to use any unfair means no ef-
fort will be made to detect him, nor
will any punishment follow open wrong
doing except the loss of the student 8
own self-respect and his instructor 5
confidenee.-Hdrtfor Post.
Philadelphia appears to be fully
reused to the necessity of industrial edu
cation. President Steel, of the Board
of Education, in his annual address the
otner Gay satu tlidI 1a ihouSliAss AssA sOnoOg
is now one Of the greatest needs OF that
city. There should be such school,
he thought, capable of accommodating
1000 students. The work-rooms should
be ample and provided with machinery
, for the manipulation of metal, wood
and textile fabrics. All the sciences
! that apply to the manipulation Of these
materials into articles of use in oul
daily life should be taught in connec
;; ton with their immediate practical ap-
plication, from the generation of steam
to the mixing of dyes.
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'1'm not Worrying" said his wife,
family; II am dying, 'Lisha."
''Naney, you oughtn't to talk about
such a serious thing as that so lightly.
t-it-makes my rheumatism worse to
hear you. You ought to have some
consideration for ne. l can't stand
everything"
..Poor old boy" said Aunt Nancy,
shaking his plump, strong hand. "Poor
'Lisha! you will miss me for awhile. "
''There, there, now" said Uncle
'Lisha, soothingly; ''Tll give you
spoonful of my tonic in the morning
and you'll come out like lark in the
springtime, Go to sleep, Nancy; it'll
help you wonderfully. 1t always helps
me.
The next morning Aunt Nancy had
taken the tonic of anew life. ''rm
going home first. after ALL she said,
with smile, and died.
This upset all the calculations of a
lifetime with Uncle 'Lisha. He had
nobody to complain to, nc one who
cared in the least whether he had twenty
ailments or one. He was not encour-
aged to be lazy, and helpless and selfish,
and he fell into complete ruin. He had
enough to live on, but nothing to live
| for, rs he could not complain to him
self, or discuss with himself his own
symptoms. He never talked of dying
or sang "rm going home" again. In
fine weather he went up to his wife's
grave. Doubtless it would have dis
tressed her had she known that she was
deaf to his complaints. In his room a
dress and shawl of hers hung near his
chair. When he finally became i'll ir
earnest he made light of it. For theil
mothers sake the children tended him
dutifully. One night he stretched ou
wasted hand and touched his wife
dress.
Nancy" they heard him whisper
'Tm going home, I'm going home to
morrow"
They buried him beside her.-Mrs
H. L. Payne, in Detroit Free Press.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Chicago boasts Of lady. now nine
ty-four years old, who used to sit in
George Washington's lap. The more
we hear of George the more we get
shocked. Philadelphia Call.
DIR. Bernard Carpenter says: ''Man
commits suicide when he pays no atten-
ton to what he eats and drinks. Give
me the charge of persons food, aud |
will control him morally and physical
w. Chicago Inter Ocean.
1t is very funny, but as general
rule the waiter in swell restaurant is
about the only person about the prem
ises who doesn't wait for anything. The
man who orders the chop does most OF
the waiting. Boston Star.
If a man wants peace to reign in
the household be should countten before
speaking at times when he feels as il
his clothes don't fit him. And ON days
when the kitchen stove doesn't draw he
should count 4S0. lfsddtet0U1s Tran
script.
A sewing machine agent was recent
| " attacked by d fierce catamount near
| Milford, Pa. The intrepid agent caught
| the beast and sold him four new ma
| chimes and two old ones on the install-
raent plan. The eatamount was unable
to say no. Chicago Herald.
-s'Are you having much practice
now?' asked an old Judge OF a young
/ LAWYER s.Yes, sir, great deal, / thank
you.'' "Ah, I'm glad to hear it. In
what line is your practice particuIarlypn
''Well, sir, particularly in economy"
Judge.
A merchant traveller at dinner re-
quested the waiter to bring him piece
of rare beef. and when it came it was
4 rare. indeed. ssWaiterr' he remarked
warningly, as he looked at the undone
dish. s'Yes. sab, (" responded the darky,
s.Take this beef out, please, and kill it. =
The waiter crawled into a napkin-ring
and disappeared ~ Merchant Traveller.
Young Blabbitt has been making
calls at stated intervals for some time.
Sunday night he called as usual, and
after waiting an hour in the parlor the
qirl's little brother came in, and in
Father a sheepish manner asked to see
Rlabbitt's nose. 'sSee my noseW ex-
claimed Blabbitt, sWhat do you want
to see nv nose for?'' well, Plummel
Plunkitt was over last night and Maris
. promised to marry him, and ma salt
She thought you'd ind your nose out 0
Joint when you called again. Pkisadet
3 pkid Call.
B Just tall enough
) She took my eoat--Im rather tall
, And she is not so very:
> The steps led upward from the hal;
She stood, the little fairy,
Just balanced on the second STAIR,
NV great coats burden holding.
And then her hands-the kindest paf1--
n The collar down were folding.
n There never vas an eye SO clear,
= No 1iDs 80 red in moving.
= s.Just tail enough now, amt |, dear2--s
q See how I've grown from iovingP
n Just tall enough. From eye 70 eye
4 Ran horizontal light.
nJuat tall enough h1--sat ms tFyy--s
YeS, tail enough -seuod uightW