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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
4s. GOusres. GrfFe steuue.
Hnn0bmt Der Sil, Die msriFantiafn Settras
nGn III pfnlipnirens- llrlnub fur Brieftrds
ser - Die SIH Sstrrffs 3dbIuns rsr 9lefs
tprdlfimmen anaenpmmeu.

gBaibtustou, "a. Stunt. - SIN 9 E.
mate rpnroen uGd Der &r0ffuuug Der sit
suug 3ahlretts Oulite=Ssrtdts eutsegeu &c.
noulnleu.
Der Ssnnt bei&LOB, tiinfttS istus Stsuug
I'm II ubr III er0ffneu.
Ste BenitoHe'Stu fir bic Seterauen oeS
msrttauiifeu Srteges murbe Johann rptsber
auigennmmen.
Rursp bsmertte, bic Bin, pte fie bonn
6auie gefomuen, lei iebr etniaG gene.
len; 6ieIelbe babe isbem nod Iebeuoen mert.
faHtItsu Seterauen etne Benfion bon IS
sugsfdsrt. Der Ssuat babe bur9 ietue
Imen6smeuts elm Roufrum ans berielbeu
gelHnft. Sieie &meubemeuts Discrimination
asgen Ots msrtfaut'heu Setsraner. IS ist
ibul flar, 6aB bic WaiOrit6t beabfi4ttge, bic
Siu su uerni6teu.
gBiIItams (sin msriiantiher Ssteran) gab
istne 9riinoe on, marum er gegen bic Bill
ilimmen peroe. @r babe ben Senator BON
SGtnoiS, Sogau, fir etuen mutbigeu Wfauu
gebaIten, bod aud Der fiir9te ftf, ietusr
ueberieusurg Gusbrud III gebeu. Die repubz
ltfanti6e Bartsi babe letber fetne Summers,
0iOrtOns, SteoenS usbr. @s Tam bonn III
stnem Bortwe4isl Srutfdeu gttt4ea uuO
gGiQtatns.
@ilion pertbetOigts bic 4manosmsuts Der
Yin. - Tlorgnu iaste, tpsnu tmmer 6as
Soil oes Noroen8 ben uutonsiOlbaten Ben'
fiousn 81 9ebeu niiuide, 10 meroe er es btQts
gen. Bic Amsnbsmsnts in bisiem Sale bats
ten nur einen polttiifen 3ped, udHltG, Die
Ssmofraten an bts gBanO a. oriidsn. SIN
2aufe isiner Bsmertungsu iagte 0torgau:
ngebmsu Gle ben republtfanti9eu Braf'
bsutidaftss@uubibateu; er iprad pdbreub
6ss Rrtegss fir energtide RrtegfIbruug, jog
aber ntGt ielbff in ben Rrteg, i0uber1 tdufte
fb etuen Stsluertreter, mnder iOfort - BE-
urIaubt tpuroe." gfadSem Sr. Worgau nod
ben corf0osrtrten uuo uuionsioloateu etue
bsrsbte 9Obrsbs gebultsu bate, muroe um
llbr bic Sebptts geiGloiien.
Dlit@sa benntragte nod etu amenoemsnt,
bnB gtten1auo su gletder 3ett 3met Benro'
neu be;teben oiitfe, es iet 6enn, baB 60 tn BEN
9eiese ausbridlt4 augegeben meroe. JGadl'
bem bic Bill beridtet porbeu mar, fra8te
SamIsp, mae sieieibe mobl tofea msroe.
Sadiou msiute 10, 80 o0er 10j Wtltoueu.
Uiittsu metnts, bic Summe parOe $12,'
$4,000 ntdlt iibsrifsigeu. Die Bill muCoe
oanu NIT 81 gegen 27 Stimmen augeuomz
men. Safiir ffimnlteu Altiou, Biatr,
nteu, Cameron BON gGiSconiia, &oager,
Danes, 9Olpb, 6rge, 9aorge, 9ale, Qlrrt.
ion, Stn, Sugals, SoueS Don Reuaba. Gl'
mar, Qapham, 9osau, WcRilan, Rahoae,
gtauberiOu, 9ftler bon @aliiorntsu, giiuer
BON RentuSp, Yttt9eu, NtOrrta, BaImsr,
Site, BIatt, Blumb, &auiOm, 8tooIeoer3er,
@amgsr, Sepsu, gbermau, Bon gBgt uao
2Stlcor 81.
9ageseu: BaparS, Bad. 8rOwu, San,
@0drsl, Cote, &Olquitt, gbuuuas, 6air,
TauIep, @arIan6, @EOOme, QamptoH, 9aws
Iep, Sadiou, Souas, SousS oou Tlortba,
Qtacep, ROrgau, BenbIetou, Pu8b, Saul8.
burp, SIater, SGuce, Ssft, 2BaIter ul5
g8illiams -27.
Der Seuat nabm io5anu ote grtfutius,
2ssisluttu- NIB 5uitiS. .BeruiItguu8abtI All
uuo bs9ab th I'M IS u5r in etue GretUtiU.
iiBHaa, mOrgIf ar ii4 oertaate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
SIM Repriisntdufsnbauie

uuterhraitete Sorau (O) ben Sonfereu5sz
ridt iiber bic 8iq ;ur @tnisBung etues Si.
reana fir arbsttsrfattlfit, mo 6eriei5e lpurs
be augsrommeu. 9as 9aus idrttt 3uHd4ft
suT gFnagr ter auf Ssaz 81 ;dhe 5cs S2ze'
6srs bsfinbltdfn @ei8afte unS aenebnigte
mebrere Sausbius BON Qertuger Mthtigteit.
Der SpreGsr eruaunte &oufereu3 &omtts'u Il
fir bsrlhtebeue nnbere Bids.
Cor N. % beantragte einftnmige 8e,
nehmigung CUR Nnnabme Der SeuatsbiQ,
mel6e ben BrteftrGBeru ail1bg!i9 10 Gage
llrlaub bentCtgt.
&osgrooe (UiO bot Ella 4msn6fmsnt an,
psIdss ooridrstbt, baB feiu urlaub In tr'
gsub stuem Sabre swiiheu BEN 10. Ottober
uno bsm l. Nprtl erthstit neroen iOl. 9lS
Gmenoemeut tpIrbe NIT 115 ge9eu Ill uuo
elm &ntraa auf Bieoererwdaung Der DO
fitmmurg NIT 124 gegeu 80 Sttmmen uerz
lporfsn. Ste Bill tpuroe banu augenommeu.
Solicit (O) uutsrbrettete ben @onfereu3'
6ertft iibsr bte Stfrttt Columbia zSermtuts
guugebtu, tpelGsr angenommen tpuros. Die
Biu usrptIigt In tbrer isBigeu Safuug
$1,6S6,743 s $9451 uebr, als ots Irlpriiug.
LID bonn 6aue perntIIigts Summe.
Guf Gutrag Surb's (Grt3. purbe elm BE-
ihluB augenonlmeu, pel6sr ben Suoiausr'
@ommtiiar nm austuuft iibsr Die Auipriide
gepiiier Bsriouen uuf stnen SbstI Der 3uut'
2Gubsreten tn art5Oua unb Neu WterttO er'
iu6t.
9us pans ieste ;und6f bic Gr6rtsruug
unerleSigter @eidGfte fort, uus bte Sta In
Bejug nuf ote BrGsmttOuz, Sorftnlturs uno
9etmffdttent@eiste rpurbe NIT lat gegen Al
Sttmueu augenommen, pOrauf bic Bin Be
treffs .36bInug Der @icttornlRtmmen an bic
Getbs lam. @iue ldrgere Debate eutfauo,
uub bas &eiultat mar, bab oas i'm 9uuie
nngebotene Subftttut fir Die Ssuntsbtu Der
2sBtsrsn aiS Amenbsmsut etnoerIetbt unS Die
gau3e Bin bauu angeuommen murbe. pie.
ruuf tnudte cas- Saus cine Bauis bic I9r
Gbsnos.
Su Der IbeuSfsuHG nnbm 6ns Saus mebs
rere pom @Omite fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
etnbsriGtete 8iQs an uuo uertagte iidb bunu
nm III llbr bis morGen. uuter cen augez
uommsusu Bills bsfabet it3 cine, melhe
nerorbust, baB lutsrOTfBtere unb SOlbateu
rad oreiBt9iabrtger DteuftIett gIst9 ben Ofs
fi]teten In RubsfGub uerieBt HaO peufiOntrt
merben ICleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25

Dulutb, Dliuu., "a. Sunt.-Gia befttz
per ron fr0men6em 0tegeu begleiteter 5tgrm
fgqte beute iibar 6tsis geaeuo, eutoahte 0tsIe
GlbGube unO fiigte Der GrnOte gro6pu 5a2.
ttu IN. Soweit sumtttelt tF, iameu tstae
gifnjGgu um'5 yebeu.
RtafteIo. 5priua8, a. q, a.
Srnt. - gga5reuo einss 8splttsrs Ualhs8
Ft Esute EqGmittqg iib1r btr btsf5eu @t-
aen6 futluh, Ihlug Der Blts auoter 0etitle'
6sren Steuen Elm. Der erie Bigialag
,erIfmftt6Ute ole @dliis bs5 biatersu &Hoas
bss GatubOfs, Der ipstte tObtete stasu Oa
fen auf Der StraBe, Der brittle fubr tn ben
Gdubla6eu bsr 90. Qoiee & Comp, uu6 Der
pttrts 1e1iplttterta mebrere 5eleQvapbeu.
pfdble. &ertate uou benz Ses lG'ieH auf
gruBeu S6nOeu fnitsBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
&cadu ntmmt dt..

gGaf6tugtou, "a. Stunt. - 8orFscr
SeuoEriou uub bic iibrigsn NiitgIteoer 6es
&puits'a, uslhes BON republtiauiideu 0a'
tioual'@ ouosnt sruanut purbe, nm ots . ..
glaius uub 2Ogun oifi3isl ii5ar t5re Ronj.
nation Ill benahriGtigsn, Oeriammsltsu fih
bsute Ntttag i'm DarItugtOu pouie" uuO be.
gobsu fd9 bauu mad 2ogan's 8ubuuus, NO
Der SeuatOr uub istas @uttiu bic Seiuter
enpItngsu. gortser Seuberiou tbettte Sru.
2ogan ben auftrag Oes &omtte's our6 etue
tur,e anipruGe NIT uub Der Senator ant.
pcrtate bur9 eins Rebs, In nelher er fit
bsrett ertldrte, bic gtomtuotiou ;u accepttp
reu. gr iGgte, ba sr btnusu Sur;em elm
formeIlss Standardization oer0Hsutlt9eu
meyoe, 10 holte er as gegenndrttg fir ii6er'
fliiiig, etne ldugsrs auseiuanberiebuud IN
MAIDEN. 9iadsSem oaun bic ii6ltdsu Slu6es
bride un6 @lHdpInI6s ausgetauitt pacsu
unb 6rau 2oaGu bsm @euerat Senberiou Is.
ren Darmen 9anf fir bic IN istusr auiprds
de esduBsrtsu @sfnuuugsn srfltt5t bate,
usrabi4teSste fd bas Souiite u1o ta5ris
mad bem SoteI 3urid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25

Bfofite an ftd. gBte aus Den Don Rabrib
siuaeluufeneu Rahri6teu heruorgs1t. uerz
ben bic cu5anii1sn 8eprdieutautsu fla ba.
NIT 5esndgsu miifisI, oaB bic &ortss yidts
tbuu, ols bic Rinifsr 3u srG1d 1tiaea, ge.
u.jjs 9leformsu Ia Cuba etuaufibren; bie
Iroae, 6tsie 0ieformeu bard G,iese III be-
fftmmeu, ntIOe baSurG st1e offsus uuo gu.
5a In Isiusm often 3ufllO Don 3 psifsl uuS
8.rIWeiflung bteibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
S6ubma6ers AusftanS in Wbila'
beIpbia.

8btIabeGpbta, "a. Stunt. .-3nsttaus
isEO arbeitsr uub Arbstteriunsn Der hleFgen
Sduhfabrtfeu fftIlteu beuts bic Arbsit sia,
neil fi9 bic Gtsentbdmsr mstgertsu, etue
uou ben s8elters" gsforberts 9ohHsrb6huHg
gu bssabIsu. Ser ausfauO ,rRredt iIh aut
oGt Sabrtteu. Sn ben ibrtaez 5absu bic
gtssutbimsr bic 6or6sruuQsn tbrsr auses
fftIItsu bspiuigt.
Gs usrInutst bsute abeub, ou5 aIs Sir
men, oter ausgenommsu, bic 6orbsru1gen
osr Arbsttsr gsusbmigt babsu. RabJu
2000 eer Striter tebrsu moTseu an bic AEs
hstt lrrid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
gSieSer tin Sampfer nit eebrphe=
npr GSSeUe

ct. Scbns, 81. g. "a. Sunt. - Der
9onbfer aGarmunn," psI6er am 9. SGni
NIT siutr Qubuna Bisb nnb @stratbs Uuu
Rontreol ubging, III nit asbro4.nsr Bsus,
i'm @dbl,pptou oes Sampfsrs gAn4ortu,
uatSsm Qtstsrsr bas erfisre 5abrleug tn )
SQosn 727 Rsilsn nett busfrt bate, bier
onaslOmusu. Biz s9nHogta" bat 400 BAL
laatste am Here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Wihter Qnnh tn AeraS

gB bttne0, 2er., a. SnHt. = DIR 2os
jdbltge Rsger STE 2abbep, peItsr In ben
IeBtsu paar WoHatsu bret Ssriude Sur Sers
senalttguna tuetBsr 6rauen madte uuo tn
eiusm Der 8eriude erfolgret4 mar, Duroe
geffern nabe 9ubbarbz&ttp Uarbuftet uub
tu's bisiige @sfdugutB gsbraat. gBdbreub
Der VaGt bolte ibn etn YiOb aus oem Sc
fdugniB unb haugte ibu on stuem Saume
nuf. 8te Sbren nurbeu Der Qethe abges
ituttten, uuS elm S6rsiben, peIAes ote
8srbre1su bs8 gertdtetsu fbilbert, an Sem
R0rper befefliat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
a pnbrS6ejuIjC3 Elm R0ubmorb

&tnCtnnatt, q. Suat.-Dle Neldle
zines stma % bts 30 Sabre aItsu ysauues,
baFiin gsnid uub Infer Bafsntuodeu ges
brcden parsn, nurbe bsute friib inter DER
rad Repport, 6p., fiibrsnteu Bride auf
tem Gtuctnuutter ufer uorasfuubeu. Su ben
Edidsu oes Tooten bsfaneeu iif meoer 8elo
rod Bspiere, uuS en er 8eifsrn absao tn
psriGiebeueu 8trtbiduf:sn trauf uuS oisI
@elb blldsn lisb, 10 uernut9et man, oaB Elm
RaEbmorb borlieqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
entnarnnhe in eiuem Sunnel.

@teubeuutlGs, Ohio, "a. Suut.-
Gin 9beu bes betuabe uoueubetsn GouGo's
idlsu Suuuels auf Der rPau gambler Babu, 4"
p,fIid ran bier, ftir3te bsuts friib elm, uuO
oft RGuuer, Iopie sin Runbs, gr06teHtbetls
StcLieuer, truroeu ueridittst. gs gsIaug,
Die llrolidltden In turjer 3eit aus ibrer
9oae an befrsieu, iebOd batten uter bsrisIbsu
mobrfd1sinItt, t0baifs 8erIesuuseu erltt'
tep. Die uebrigeu fiRb mtnOsr bebeutIt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Wep. 4. gJOrFer Raartdten.

nsyurf, "a. SuuI.-5oispl Gala
more ipraug bsuta in Bolss etaer SBette U0l
bsr Brooilpuer Bride barab In 0as yBaiier
uub tam um's gsbeu. Setne gsids lit nod
ni6t aufae'uuosr. ytur neujge Berioueu
maren gugsu3sugeu bss toutiblrn SPruu'
ace. galamore mar siu O5fbaa5Ier 81 par.
lfm.
- Seurs Ruusr, etn BOf6eautsr lu5srz
feb, Gitp, muroe beute Ibtuo megeu 8erau:
burg Der Yoft Osrbaftet uub bat islue Sbulc
giugefanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
@ehr QnnMasri@te.

8temard, Dat, %. Suut.-Gtu Pfsr.
bebteb, Ramens SutOb O'Jsil, muroe am
SCnutug absns In Wc2ean SOlntg, %
WeiIeu u0rSltd BON bier, gefaugeu uno ges
lpudt. Sc ustlautst beute 4beao, oaB pier
msitere YutgltsOer Der 0tebesbauSs bIS an
ben W!Ouls.0ttUer Usrfolgt puroeu, mo elmer
berieIben eridOiieu uuo bic oret onoereH 9s'
bGuQt mureeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
&auit tpdbrenb elmer &benSs
uuferhaltuua.

Refp sVon6ou, Conn, "a 5unt. =
Bdtrsub bic Gold Water Army Children"
beute absub in Der y gWuft'0aIe" etue Sor'
fieGuug gnbsu, brad cine bort errthtete
Stibuue 3uiammsu un6 rs RtuSer fiiirjteu
berub, gIidltder 8etis o5ue .SerlselHBeu
IN srleteen. giue breuueube FoblsuoQamPe,
psths "a gIathsr j3eit nit bsrubfId, usrs
uIiadte eineu Bauit, psIder iuosfsu obas
bebspflidbss ReIultat oerlief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
U1aISbrdu0e.

gOfou, "a. Suut.-5n Der llmgebnug
pnu Rpuuo Bomb tn ben Counties Dalton
NIB @btttfieIb, 81. g., ipiitbsn groBe 8alO'
brdube, unb ubelsid Grose S&dareu Wdu'
usr Gag unb RaGt NIT Setdmpfsu Der 6lam'
men bsIhdftist partu, 10 TT es beunO4 bis
istt nod riht gsIungsn, ooS 5suer 3u BE-
nejileru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Triftbe nGranFs" unS Fstn @nSe.

9stroit, Rtd., "a. Suut. - Der bic
figs SsifltGs Gbus. S'G1stIIp, S9asmsifsr
Der ytrti&eu RattOnulIigu," bat stnsn aus
3ubIiu, Srldno, batlrtsu uub tn Sbauehat,
China, 5ur Yoft sssebsusu 8rtsf etbalt.H,
msI6sr ibu NIT bsm Esoe bebrobt, mean &c
ntdtt ipfort $25, 600 mad Srtauh ihtdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Bel RpetbeFern IN baksn.

gluu IsI.: rBabr uub BGIt&.S
Dial I6idt ttns Srtefmsrfs On HGOs
man & q o., glr. 80, Barren, Ode bee
Gbur6 6RraBs, Rep.Dort.
E BsItkrune TGuisnst ben DouarB gsrts, 1lra
AaieE mgsi4i6t DtrAeu.
I'm eae BubIttuMs ~
BsrIanet ia MIR aaeDaP'l Ens a4tst bGrmzi, Aae
htr 9Gmt,, ,SGe1aa" fs auj bsu ssiauitsu AEttssl
bshnbH. tptt11, ,3t5th4 4R-t -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
SIC nnabbdnaiaen @epnbliFauer.

VIEW ort, "A. SEnt.-Sa etuer beute
Nadmtttag ruter bsm Borise tes Sru.
6utl SGurS gebaltsusu Seriammlung 0es
@Omtte's Der uuabbduatgen RepubItianer
purbs elm que BEN 63. Sarl Sdur3, 5orace
6. 9smtug uuo &. u. Dotp beffebeubes
gretnttu &oGtte sruanut, meldbes f5iter
burh ,rpst psttsrs gitglieber urrar0ssrt
msrbsu iOl. 9as goulite ift beanftrGat. 10.
fort In elmer abrsiis Oil ois repu5lttauii5sn
Stimmgsbsr Ses 2an6aS Die @riluse III er.
lGutern, aus pelhsu tsiu gutter Siiraer fur
Blaine uub 9ogau fiimmeu iolts. Sc uuroe
bsridtet, eab b0s ihou friber erlaiiene Ctr.
fuIar cine tebr grObe Ssrbrettuug srbaltsu
hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Die gSerautpDrtltAeeit fir Sas
Farslihe itaelud aIf oer Sam.
Seur Atldutfcer Sdhu."

BbtIabeGpbta, "a. SAINT. - Die
gcroners unteriuhuua ii6er ben ON IA.
Suut auf Der s&amosu- atlauttcer Slba"
eiuaetretensa Bnhuuninus, hurd mei4eu
od1t Renidsu ibr 9;bea usrlorsn, p1rbe
bsuts bseubet. 9as StrOitt II, SaB Soto.
motiufiarer Balner, wslher ourh Die Sol.
Itfou um's 9ebel fam, uuo Goubuttsur
@leuu, mslder idwsrs S,rItsungsu erIttt,
bas unglid peridulNstsH, tubsm ie ben
isusu ertbstltau, flarsu uuo alsSrRdltHsu
Suftrusttousu lupiber bauoeltsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
O1 O | q TT a
Tinfstg gents bic 5IaIbs.
EaSwGg'B reguItreHbe $tasa
hna n6htin, trber. n. Wno,nb,tImtttel.

OQ4 Ulau9LlBt 2eDtES u LlEtugtttultttes'
Gin Ussttabunbss grrasmiteI fir RaIOHsl,
goulommeus Burgan,sn, liuosrubs 95s
fibrmittel, ptrieu obus S6msrb
fsts Ju0srIaiig uub natdrlt4.
g5utg D5rs gelss'4ma6, s,ssunt nit iassm 8sri
eIGeirt pursirsE, resIirsu, rsiHigtu Hn6 tratlasE
'' GTabDap'S 2taeH
ur Beiuus agsr g}ageHs ,Ssbsrs, @s0drmtS, 3isrsRs
nh zIaferlgisen, Qerceu Prautbeiten Robffpth
EartLgtbigist, 8srilopfuug, uu5sr6Gnlt4teit, Bsss
fs5fe Gageueteeu, bleber, uHterlstbss Gutganbuna.
Edu1prr5ciOen Eub aler StorWugen ber &tnaenstba,
feir rg6gtabiIii4, fetue Spur boa Rsrtgr, REngras
lien cher i5dbt&eH 3rogueu.
EE- Bran bea6tg toissHeg Symphonic bon Rranla
bsitsH Der Berbauungsoreant: gsrtODhng, innsrl9t
CAR orr5oiben SIuttua1uuB mad BEN Ropts, SaIrs
i'm gCgtU, uebsIieit, Sobbrennsu GtsI per benz Sc
isu DaseHeruden, iaureB Autobeu, fHfenbs obtr be-
teHbe GubfHeung tn ber JRdgtugrIbt, Bsbtn bSB
6srgsus, srfideubes gslbI beim atsgsu BIedsu o6sg
RIors b0r ben 8ugeu, Tieber unb bumpft S8mIssu
in Rc9fe, 9!angsl an AuseRuitIHs, ssIbtB AuBis9ss
bsr 6nUt uno her AuBeu, Settenfte5eu S9merlsn Ia
ber 9rIf uno IN ben glteberu, pl6sli6s HuEDaRuna
bon 6tse, Brsnuen beS 6lsii3sS
GtuiBe Dozen BON RGemap'b piuen btrbeu ben
g5rptr boa allen obsnae RraHfpttttH bsIttRs
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ReerbiQuuo se8 8tfhpfs q Gtmpi ION

Bcer6ieuug Se8 BtihOfeGtm
BbtInOeIpbtu, "a. Stunt. Die llsbsr'
refe bas geforbeueu RetboOtfen 8lIdoi5
GtmpIou uuroeu beute nod siuem tur3eu
2etdengottesotenfis i'm 9auis oas Gsrforoe
reu ua6 cer 6irGe getragcu uno aui eiueu
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gehrtBdtrdgeru btIauOsu fiil Souoerueur
gatti'ou, 81 -Stitstdr be8 Suueru 6IJlaH
NIB grz@cuUarHeur Spans ans COLORADO.
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bic gst5inprs5igt Dte uebsrT ite IOuea
bic morgeu friib tn 6er Rlrda bIei5su nab
barn uuf Der ,SOutb'Gaurel. 9la~9emstsrp"
arr Ruhe Qebettet tuHrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
ggabr un6 faIib.

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or. Ht'' ''Ls %slIu'8 togen6eH auSUg
%'Fs osr Rraut9stteu, bic ae5etIt ~ ,e,,Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
GurOp aif6e SabsIbertate.
Der BsInstrunsSuHanS in ssip,ts

Berltp, "a. Sunt.- SaGisn tptrO Oen
nd4f I'm 8unbssratbe Die siniabrtge Ser'
IdDgeruug bee ttsiusu Sslagsruuse3ufauoes
in Eeipjig beautrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
Blsmatef aebt in eLe eOmmtrfrifdse.

8erliu, "a. Stunt. -- Sn Ietuen gefirt=
gen Bsmeltuugsu itbsr 9eutI9lauo's EoIos
ntuIpOltttt Tor bsm gdbget. @Omtte duBerte
GurR StauGrf bic 90ifuuHg, Elm Grraugsz
ment in Ssiug uuf fretsu Sanbsl auf Dem
Congo NIT BOrtugal gu treffsn. Ser Tirft
ieGte meter, er babe Die @sEelmiguug bes
Satiers 5u isiner 6OloHtalpoltttt srIaugt.
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ideu Spfsm rid3teu, fouberE ftdI auf 0eu
SGus has auepdytIgsu bsHtfdsH SaubsIs
bsidr6nteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-25
bic @efAdftsFrifiS auf CUBA.

fabririsireu Gamble in Cincinnati; bin
eide @erIhm G7-SRRD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
Drunkenness, or h Liquor Habit.
Can be Cured by Administering
DIR. Haines' Golden SpeciHc.

1t can be given in a cup Of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person tax
ing it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is q moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of d~runkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge. and
to-day believe they quit drinking OF their
own free will. No harmful effects result
from its administration. Cures guaranteed
Circulars and testimonials sent free. Ad-
dress, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
n 1856 Race st., Cincinnati, O.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05

Tassell Brothers give notice that they
have purchased the boot and shoe business
formerly conducted here by Brown 4
Tassell, and nave removed their stock to
the Foley Richard building next door to
Remington, johnson d Co.'s grocery
store, where they at all times keep an i'm
mense assortment OF gentlemen's boots and
shoes; also, an elegant line of ladies' and
children's foot wear. No store in Nevads
keeps q larger assortment. or sells
goods at lower prices, than the Tssseli
Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
pe,art,nent Of Public Instruction.

CARSON, New, Dec. l, 1884.
To the public: There will be two SEES
sions of the State Teachers Institute this
wear, one to be held at Elko, Dec. 26 and
81; the other at Gold Hill, Dec. 20, 30 and
81. The theachers in attendance on either
session of the Institute will be charged fare
on the railroads over which way they pass
as follows: On the G. Il O., V. *. T. and
E. & P. roads, the fare Of n way for the
round trip; on the G. P. road IL fare OF
one way for the round trip; on the N. @.
road. in special parties of 10. S12 for the
round trip. Both at Elko and Gold Hill
professional Institute instructors will take
part in the proceedings, 1t is earnestly
hoped that the school officers, teachers and
general public throughout the State will
assist in making these educational meet
ings serve the purposes for which the State
Teachers Institute was established by o
law of our State. G. s. YOUNG,
Chairman State Teachers Institute.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
Fine Jewelry for Holiday Presents.

Mr.. P. Steler takes pleasure in announc-
ing to his patrons and the public generally,
that he has lust received from the East
and West a -ige stock of Christmas
goods OF the latest designs, consisting OF
fine watches, jewelry, solid silver and
plated ware, clocks, diamond jewelry,
we'll assorted, which he will sell at very
low prices. 1t will repay any one to in
spect Mr.. Steler's stock and be con-
WINGED that never before has jewelry
been offered here at such prices as
he offers at present to the public.
He is located in Whitton's fire-proof
building, two doors south of the Postoffice.
Mr.. Steler has in his employ q very fine
practical matchmaker, and is prepared to
do all kinds Of fine patchwork. New
pieces made, il necessary. Fine watches
and clocks cleaned and carefully repaired
and warranted for one year. New jewelry
made to order and jewelry neatly repaired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05

Offices to him. There are about $4,000
oficeholders whom the Civil service Act
makes Independent of the Presidents
power but about 80, 600 still remain sub
loot IN II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to me will please call on
Il. II. Egieston and settle the same ~ soon as
convenient, as he is my authorized Agent to
collect for me during my absence.
ALE. HARRIS.
EuxxxA, New, Nov. 2s. 1854. n2etf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
Kentucky

MOUNT STERLING, KY, Dec. 4.-Sheriff
Day has arrested seven men charged with
being members Of a band Of regulators,
who a few days ago killed ]. G. Hughes
in Brown county. Two have confessed,
duplicating 10 or 10.
On Tuesday Floyd Tolivar, druggist Of
Farmers, KY, was killed at Morehead In
a difficulty with John Martin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
TO THE LADIES'.

r WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
l. of Eureka and vicinity that I am going to
San Francisco Immediately. for the purpose Of
purchasing a full stock Of dry and fancy
goods, consisting of all the newest and most
fashionable articles in the above line. I ex-
pect to have my goods here by the 10th Of next
month, and will open business in the store
formerly occupied by Maher & MAnion, one
door north OF sadler's store.
respectfully request the ladies to withhold
their purchases until they examine my new
stock of good e, as / feel confident that I will
be able to please them, both in price and
quality OF goods. LIZ. HARRIS.
Eureka. nov. 25. 1884. n26tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
Fifty Horses Roasted.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Early this morning
a fire in the stables Of Halls Springs
Passenger Railway Company, completely
destroyed the large building together with
ten OF the compsny's cars and fifty horses.
The flames started in the hay loft, and
spread so rapidly that only Is horses
could be taken out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
The Total Vote for Presfd

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The Tribune prints a
table showing the popular vote for Presi-
dent as follows, the total vote cast to be:
10. O41 1868; Blaine, 4,S44,O6 Cleveland,
4,838, $40; Butler, 208, 553; st. John, 1907
355; Blaine's plurality 5,742. The popu-
lar vote In 1880 gave Garfield q plurality
of 7 ,018.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-05
Extraordinary Conservation.

BALTIMORE, Dec. A majority Of the
Standing Committees Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States,
have signifed their assent to the conse-
Grafton Of Rev. DR.. William Parel OF
Washington, recently elected Bishop OF
the diocese Of Maryland. After consent
by the Pope arrangements will be made
for his conservation, which will take place
in Washington early in January.