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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
A Good Enterprise.

The Choteau County Ditch company met
at Colonel Donnelly's office last evening to
discuss the question of incorporation. This
is one of the most beneficial enterprises
that has yet been started in Choteau coun-
ty. The ditch will cover about 10000
acres Of land, estimated, from the mouth
of Little Belt creek running north until
reaching the level prairies, and from
thence carried around the head Of Red
couleee. After due discussion, incor-
poration was tinallW agreed upon.
The incorporators are as follows:
Chas. 3. Conrad,
". S. Wetzel
.jno. 3. Wetzei.
Chas. W. Garret.
Lewis w Peck.
Jacob Seifried
John Harris
TRUSTEES.
Lewis w. Peck,
G. Z. Conrad.
W. 5. Wetzel.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
a Disabled Steamer.

steamer General Roberts, from Galveston
February 5th, has arrived. She collided
with an ice field and had her bows smash
ed and the fore compartment filled with
water. She had to jettess Oh part of her
cargo. The bark Lucie, from Liverpoel
for San Francisco, sunk by collision and
six of her crew were drowned. The cap
tain and three members of the crew ar
rived at Yonghai.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
A Little Fun,

A big, burly, good-naturedly aggressive
man entered Charlestown horse-car with
huge turkey in his hand, a few davs be-
tore Christmas; and having seated himself
ne placed his turkey on newspaper in a
sitting position on the seat beside him,
The car filled rapidly, but the turkey kept
Its seat, guarded by its burly owner. When
She conductor came through the car, he
noticed the turkey, and addressing the
man said: "You will have to take that
turkey up.''
What for?'
ITO let some Of these people sit down.
You can't keep him on that seat.''
'What's the reason I can't?n
because these people are as much ren-
titled to the seat as your turkey"
"Well, who said they weren't? This
turkey amt bothering anyone, and I'd
like to see anyone bother him.
"1ou'll have to take him up, anyhow;
he isn't passenger
''No, he isn't; but he's a mighty sight
better hammered than the averaged pas
senger you carry. He's clean, he amt tell
ing all he knows, he isn't drunk, he don't
smell of tobacco, and he don't spit all over
the floor.''
BY this time all the passengers were
laughing, and the peculiar appearance of
the turkey, as he sat bolt upright with
his legs spread out on the seat, added to
the merriment. The conductor, annoved
at the laughter, excitedly said, "every
seat in this car that's occupied has got to
be paid for; now you take that turkey up,
or get out
IL won't do it. Here's ticket for him.
and see that you punch it. [ guess it
don't make much difference to railroad
company what kind of an animal occupies
a seat, so long as it is paid for.'' So
the turkey kept his seat to the great
enjoyment of the passengers.-Boston
Herlau.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

[ believe if [ had never seen Porter in
my life should be deeply anxious to wipe
out this foul stain from the military an
mails Of our country; know should: but
[ have seen him many a time; | have
known him intimately and personally for
more than 80 years. He was my instructor
at West Point. [ fought by his side IN
every battle fought by the army of the
Potomac from the commencement of the
war to the hour Of his arrest. I know him
well. | know he was as loyal, as brave, as
intelligent in the discharge of his duty as
ever | was, and | firmly believe that if he
deserved this punishment which he has re-
ceiyed | deserve the same.-G Gen. N0cuns.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
"SAUCE".

Waiter-"Will you have Chill sauce
with your meat?" Diner-*'No sir; I'll
have it hot.''
''No,'' she said, sweetly, II don't object
to the smell of cigar it's the smell of the
smoke I don't like. Huntington Free
Press.
A Philadelphia young man asked New
York belle ''if she had any taste for litera-
ture.' She said "she believed she had
never eaten any,
''Colonel," said man who wanted to
make out genealogical tree, "Cononel,
how can | become thoroughly acquainted
with my family history?' F'Simply by
running tor Congress- answered the col
onel.
eyes, sir; been all through the terri
tories.' Game abundant, there 20 ssGame
is very abundant sir, very" "what kind
predominates? "Well, faro takes the
lead, with poker good second. ."-Oil City
Derrick.
Observing Lent: care you observing
Lent, Mr.. Lumley?'' asked Mrs. Hen
bricks, the landlady, from behind the
coffee urn. eyes," replied Lumley, cast
ing sweeping glanc over the supper table
II should say so.''
An old bachelor was recently heard say
ing to young lady: 'There is more
jewelry worn nowadays than when [ was
young: but there is one piece [ often ad-
mired which [ don't often see now."
What is that?' asked "Miss.' "A thim-
ble,' was the reply.
AS they Were trudging along to school
a five year old Boston miss said to her COM
panion, a lad Of six summers, "Were you
ever atfrighted at the contiguity of rod
ent?" "Nay, forsooth," he replied. II
tear not juxtapostion of the creature, but
dislike its tendency to an intimate prop
inquity .''--New York Morning Journal.
Pope Leo-''We have heard Of your tai
ents, my daughter, and trust they may al
ways be used to depict the good and pure
Ham Gritfin-''She's q daisy, your holi-
hess, quite daisy, do assure you Asidel
Come, Mary my dear, we must be moy-
ing" Miss Anderson-"Why, paw, I
haven't spoken a word to his holmes yet"
Ham Gritfin--"Not for the world, not for
the world, my dear! [ understand he is a
single man !''--Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele-
rranh
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
anna DiCI&irason@S Claim.

."'"So, March l5.-Deputy Sherifs
~, >"'~ possession of the box office OF Hooeys
,; 4"o@'er ''-n'sht on the strength of Il
claim for $1,000 which Anna Dickinson
''1'Nc7 against Fannie Davenport, the
..1~'ess 10" appearing there. The proprie-
Tor OF the theater was compelled to fur
nlsh bond for $4,000 before the officers
would quit the place.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

NEW YORK, March 15.-The schooner
Almira Wooley, which left New York on
February y, bound for Norfolk. Virginia,
has not been heard from since March },
when she was in distress, and If is beliey-
ed that she has gone down with all her
crew. On that day the vessel was sighted
by the freight steamboat Vindobal, which
has since preached Baltimore, in latitude
80 deg. min., longitude 63 deg. % min.
lle schooner had her sails furled and was
1lylng flag with the ensign down from
her mHzen rigging. The schooner appear
ed Go be leaking, ana all hands were at the
pumps, but no attention was paid 10 the
OTTER OF the steamer to take off the crew.
Nevertheless. the Nindobai changed her
course, anu Tor three hours followed the
Almira Wooley. 4 gale which was raging
at the time increased to hurricane, and
the schooner was lost sight of. She was
commanded by Capt. Racket, an expert
enced navigator, and had six men in her
crew.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
The First Democrat TOR Forty Years

NEWARK, March 15.-Official returns
received in this city to-day from Living
ston Township, Essex county, show that
Capt. Benjamine De Camp, Democrat, has
been elected a chosen free holder over ex-
Judge r. Harris, Republican, by ma
jority of Is. This is the first Democrat
elected in this township in over forty
years. That Democrat was George E.
Syckles, father of Gen. Daniel Z. Syckles,
who now resides at New Rochelly, New
York. He defeated Pell Teed, uncle of
ex-Sheriff' Andrew Ieed
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
Telegraph Line Purchased.

BISMARCK, Oak, March l5.--The aban-
doned military telegraph from Helena to
Nis<ou1a, 10 miles, was sold at auction
here To-day and bought by {. F. Annet Of
9alt Lake City for $50 He will restablish
1t rs ii telephone line, and also put in Il
telephone line between Belknap and the
tour IL .tlene mi:es.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
Killed at Dubuque.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March ia stone
mason named Andrew Resh was killed to-
day by the caving in of a privy vault
while he was engaged in digging vault
besides it to receive the contents, on the
premises of A. L. Rhomberg. He was
buried beneath the foul contents, and was
dead when taking out.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

A large public meeting in Wyoming Ter
ritory has requested the President to ap-
point a woman as Governor. If this is
done will she be Governor or Governe<s?
And will she be "Her Excellenc7" or
Her Sweetness -
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

1t is reported that Lord Lansdowne re-
Gently received threatening dispatch
from the Fenian brotherhood, Whereupon
his Lordship proceeded to surround him
self with guard sufficient to protect the
whole of Parliament.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

He would not marry her because she
had false teeth. But when his wife kept
him awake nights with toothache and
neuralgia he wished he had.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

81 beg a thousand pardons for coming
SO late.' "My dear sir" replied the lady
graciously, "no pardons are needed. You
can never come too late.''
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

Waiter-"Will you have Chill sauce
with your meat?" Diner-''No sir: I'll
have it hot.''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
eis @erbretbsn auf eOna. asIauS,

Samatca, rs, 81. Son. - @Smuub
9. Sappan's 8erb0r iollte beute SOrmtttag
Dor benz Ridter Belts beginner, u1o Der
@sEeinpoIi,tFt Srof tpuroe Ueruommen,
nel9er bas BON Sappan abgelegte f9rtftltAe
@eftduSniB In 8e3ug aHf Den Ntapbeef4en
DoppeImor6 iSsuttfi3trte. I'm oteie 3ett er'
I6teu 9ifriftsaunaIt Sleu1tug uUb eriutte
In AnbetradIt erlparteter mtdtIger &HtbIl,
IHugeu mn etnen NufIhub BON etutgen Ga.
qsu, uuo oas Be"tDr ruuroe 6em9ea1B bis
ndfitsu R0utag ueridIO6eu.
Der yteger Stnou Rapalgsa, meltsr Ian.
gtre Yeit Gls 6er rutbmlB!the Ssrttbsr oes
WOr6augriffs auf Sru. uuo Srau GoUnieuo
30 Spfterz 8ap etugstertert mar uRo tn lestsr
ISOLDE auf Ssfsbl bes Httters Barnard ent'
Iaiisn tpurbe, bat etue SdaOeneriaBtlage rpez
gen ungerehtferttgter Serbaftuug gsgen ben
Coroner etngelettet. - @bmuub Sappau' 8
Eruu ertl6rt, Der III Sunters' BOiHt in SGft
befiuelt9e gIeger &bus. 8. Rugg let ber
! Rann, tpelder Innte Wlagbes ant IL, Stt.
1889 In stHem Shuppen uahe threr BO9'
uuug ~ Sro0iutlls ~ ertpiirgtn iunte, nuS
cine SrGg0bts gletdj berieutB2n pom 7. DO
| beuber b. s. iei onRalS nur ourh bic 9Ilfe'
| rnfe 6es 6rauen;immerS berbtu0ert toorSen.
| Rugg babe friiber fir bic SantiIte WGa9bee
| gsarbettet unS baber getpuBt, baB bteielbe tn
Sp6tbsrbfe INNER etne betrddtlthe SImnc
! @eloes i'm Sauie aufbsuabrte.
&ie 5dlmudiadeu, tpelt1s-pte Rugg tu
| istrtm Gef6nbntfie ansab - aus Der Itap
Gse'f6ta @obnuug geraubt, fino an Dem
ton 91ugg be;et9Rsteu Erte aufgefuneeu
porbeu. Iud bic aus bem EopuSenNiAe
Sauie geroubtsu SnpeIen purOeu uOrsefGn'
6en unb tbentiF3trt, un6 oer Ieste 5pstfel
biuFhtIt9 Der 8etbetItgUug Rugg's an ber
betrsfsubeu 8srbrs9en ihetHt btermtt be
| Ieittat All ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
Rer, 0lprfer geaarfatet.

Rep.gorL 81. Sannar.-Sobu 4uer1,
eEsmaItqer BraFbsut bsr 08Ioomtr9oaler
RarhIIioCiatiou, tpslGe etueu groeeR 9dubs
Goulnler tn Pife @ouut1, BsunI., beitst,
purbe qsaeru pom etnem 3uge Der rRsm'
MnrFsr Gentralbahu" iiberfabren un6 get6S'
- c. Elm uembafter @tuiltugenteur.
~. 5sr gnsRdnb Rss w. Dameni9ustOsr
DRESS ard Cloak Makers) euottE 9suEe 5aG'
3adbtbsile BET s5trifsr," tusl4s iamntItq
IN 6erl aitsu grelitu an bic aEbstt 5urtd.
febrtsu. Sie batteH slusu H)ur9l naIItstoqGI : :
ron SIS pro @Ofe usrlaugt. Der @usIaA'
bauerts Eur bret Gage.
- Gin Dieun pou etIpa 80 Sabrel.. psa, i,
fsr Iidl als gG. Sarlsp aus Bsuni1luauls.
reoifrfrts; begtns bsuts i'm yGosuopolitaus
S6tsI1 N Der @bambersfraBe SeIbfmoro
Srrh GrfGisSeu. aftlig Dollars lpuroen
bIi i'm poroeFnzbsn, iesod bate Der SsIbf'
u6rbsr augsulhstHllGs Dor Der E5at ale In
itiuen 8eiise beftabltdea S1rtftiafs, mel
de cine Gpur ron istner Sbeutitdt eHtbtsls
ten, ;srf6rt.
-3te @raub Surp RsIts bsute feds
rsus Guflagsidriftsn gegsu SiIlp Dtc@lorp
reosu @strdutspsrfaufs obue @ouJrlfon,
6oItsus zines uuoroantliaeu 9auiss n. {. no.
auf. Rc9IOrp 5!sst!gte tn alien 6aasn
rui&t I&uIbis.".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
TeIsfacfe auf Sabnaeletfen.-a
f5up IN 0EiTCuri uttb xeuueiieeA


St.Qputs, 81. Sanuar. - Gin geferu
frnb pom bier mad oem gSefeu abRegangentr
geriuueusug Der DRtfOurt Pacttc' Sabl"
tpurSe snti6en @asconaee un0 Ssrmarn
burtb Elm uuf bic 8abu berabgefaaeaes SalSz
fId ,um Gutgleiien gebraGt. 9etier SrOots
brad beibe 8etue, mo aud Der Sotomotto'
iiibrer tpuroe i6per uerlesf.
Chattanooga Seuusa2l. Sanuar. -
Gin rsflli9 gebeubsr 3ug oG yytalbotue'
@tattanoogasi 8abu," we!ter nm 86 Ul:
heute friib pou bier abgtug, fteB l'9S Ntcs'
leo BON Chattanooga unb 5noii Dtellen BON
Der Staue, on peI4er fi5 am Iettel 8teus'
tea frlb ein Gbllthe8 iluglid eret8Hete, &C.
aen stu auf Die 8abu betab gefaueHes Sels'
fiid, un6 bte 2otoroti0e purbe bsmoltrt.
&oa5ufteur Boob nurbe ihrer uuo msbrers
aubue Titglieber bes 3u9perionais letht
berlsbt, pGbreu6 bic Eaifagtsrs idHmtlt4
nit BEN Sdredau baUOn tau1sn. Sotomottu'
fiibrer Gong Iab ben 6elisu, ole Der 3ug nody
ettpu hrei6ia Su3 entfernt mar, lsgte iofort
bic 9uftbrerlien On In0 ffeute bic WaihtuG
uatb riidn6rts, porauf &c NIT oem Sei3eE
berabioraua unb iid rettete. Seiue prompts
OloEuobms permtn0srte bic 9efttgteit beE
Iunruns unb rsttete sbne 3wettsl pteler
Wenft1en Sus 2eben. Ste Baiiugtsre brad
ttu cine Summe @elbes ftit ben 9OsorOttp
| fIbrsr uuf, nm i'm itir feline Gsttes5eger
| mart IN belobneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
@rntaler @attinmprD.

Cincinnati, o., 81. SanuGr. -
Batrtd Sartnet, etu tn Scr. 26, Balteritr.,
aRf WOnnt Qnburn pobubafter 39si6brtger
3agel0buer, ermor6ete beute friib ietne 6rau
auf bic brutaIffe BsiIe unb UsriHd)te bauu,
bic 2rt6e tn Stiids ;u baueu, nm iie inter
benz Susbo6en 3u oerbergsn. Sartnet tt etu
bsm Grunte ergebsner frettiiAttger Neni6.
Seute iriib befabI er ietuer Srau, i'm Bette
Itegsr III bletben, btS er uus benz aufoben'
ben 9tmmer suriidfebreu per6e. Die 6rau,
iiber oteien oubetbaren 8sfehl sri9redt, BET
iudte, Ourd etu Seufttr ju eutfLtebeu, tuurbe
jsSod bon BEN trSptI6en nit etuer Irt 3u'
rid gsfebrten Ranue bur9 etren S6lag aUf
ben &opf augeubltdIid get0Stct. 9as 9e'
IGret Ter Rtnasr bradte 6te Bolt3et CUR
SteIIe, ailstu Sartuet osrihloB bte &biire
NIB bot bsn 8samteu Srps. 9te Boltatiten
fiteBsn iGlteslid nit einem Salfeu ote Sbiire
etu Hub sntpnffneten Sarnet nod etnem hef'
tigen Sample, In peldem ber WtOrber 10
i6msr perlett tpurbe, baB er aah etnem Soz
ipital gebradt pecbeu rubte. Srau Sartnet
bate fiiuf fin6er uno tab tbrer abermaItgsH
@ntbtntung eutgegsu. Gle mar etue ulIgs'
meiu geaGtets gran. Sartnet's @etftesius
ftano mur6s I'm lsbtsu SriiBiabre burt cine
&ommiIfipu gepriift, aLetu Die IuSiugeu ct.
ltter Ra6barn 6epirtteu, baB Der Dtaun IIr
bsrniiaFtia erflGrt nr1rbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
Seuuis Rearuen auf's SNeue rbiu'
ou8oefeuert."

SauSrau3tsco 81. Sauuar. - Gls
BITE Rabeltnbn mad Ocean Bead er0fuet
nuroe, rrrt6tettu mebrere Yeriousn nit
Dennis Gearusp au Der Spise guOen gum
Ssrtauf BON Sduapps, RGffee, Suhen uiU.
uuf btm 9aubfrsifeu 3uif6eu Der 9reu3e
bes ,@oloen 9ntezBarts" uno BEN gSaHsr.
aue Ssriuds, bic GtRortusItuse bon bort 81
usrtreibsu, idIuseH btaber febl, tubem bis
,Squnttsrs" bsbaupteu, Der 9aubfretfeu gsz
bore ben Der. Staateu un6 itshe ni6t inter
@ontrole Der Stabt obsr bes Staatss. Selte
frlb bsgubsu ii9 bic Bari @Ommifi6re In
aller GtiIle nit 25 Hrbsttern uno feds Bolt
3ifsu oil Srt uuo StsIIs uno lts6sn 6te 8Hs
ben abrsiBtn. aIs bic Gtgentbimsr benlh.
riGttgt tpurben uno In betlsn 5auteu ange'
fiiirmt Famtu. mar es su ipit, bas Bert Der
9smoIirung ;u Uerbtuberu, uuO iie tonHtsH
rur nod tire Sretter tn @mpfuug nsbmsn.
Nlan hattie 8lutusraisBen befiir1tet, ieood
usruirtIiGte ftd btsie Ssfiratuug utdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
Eeffnabme zines iueenrliben GtTt'
breherS.

8oItou, 81. Sanuar. - Sas. U. Brtcs,
1S Sabre oft, purbe hsute tn etuem eaoeu
IN Snbe.Barf BET eiusm Seriu4e, bic Sptuoe
IN srbreheu, ertappt. als er oerhaftet pur'
Be, fsuerte er uuf ben BOltStitsu, uub bic
Ruosl traf benielbsu uuHrittelbar fiber benz
Ser,eu, prauts ietud on stusr &tpPe 40.
grtce bat SrH. 6. s. 8uiIsu, ben @sr~1-'' .''S'
fiibrer Der Sp6eoBarts sEsIepboue.@ .@r4ange," !"
ais Rtti6ulbtgsu beruulirt unb bsbauptst,
bsrIelbe et 3ur 3ett In BEN 0abeu uerborgen
artpeIeu. Der BON Brtce getragene Out uuo
Sas gifiol, nit tpeIdem Gf auf ben Pott8tfteR
fsuerte, iiRo als oas @igsnthum Ruhea's
ibeuttff,trt. 9sstersr 1T Dsridpunbeu.
(gpdter.) - 9. 8. Stuffed purSe heute
gtatmittag uerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
Tar bic @reelpl GrpeSittOrt.

ct. Scbus, RS, 81. Sauuar.-Der
fiir ben IObbsufaug tn ben Bolargegenoen
erborte unb etngerihtete NeufunbIdESer
9ampftr Bear" tft on bic 6egteruug Der
Ser. Staateu fir bis uaffte Expedition aur
91ettuua bes 9teutenants @reelp uertauft
trorosn unb pirb tn elmer SBOfe mad gfeEu'
gorf abgsEsu. Das 5asrSeug If pom Der
ndmltHen grGss uno Sauart, tpte Der m
tsraouaeue ,Broteus" uub ebeuic alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
&abWaD's
n@arfapariIlian @efcIncnt .

Glronild'e 5autlrautbgteu, EuoHeutros
Sd)drIeE I'M &lute, irOpbeliranlbaiteH, iiblsr
oor HHuatlirlltlcr StubIsaug, Sppbilis ober
Ucuerlidle QSuH0CH, dvoHlid,e oOcr ul,s C5e.
ldmilrC, 5al;iIuB, euglidJe "raufbelt, REis.
IdmomW, @rInotopi, @rbGruutterlciSeu.
Trcb5lt.oeu, observation-disclosures ueberbflnp
&bmOguuUg uEo 2gelfcn 0e5 10rpcrs, 5in.
naH uHo GlSde, Gslt)Ci!lic, 0p5p2pfc, yties
rsIi' unO &ldlMtraut5eIteH, drOmi1er %lbcu.
mailSmus uno @lat, ShuiHSiudt, glercu.
GrltS uH0 toltartige yiieOuitliQr. ,6mre 2lbqr.
ten Der obI9eH Teibeu, 0eHCu oft bei0nSere 0a.
men g2geben mcroen.
gSIr bebaupten, oaB tIiHe 9lriuei bsfauut
4, bic IOldJe peIlrait iiber 0ieic Eraufbeitsu
bCitBt, lutE GaOmap'8 8eiolUent. Gs FlIrirt
nOd uuO nat, fder UOn @runO auf unS iteIt
oen 9cuuoen SHlt0n0 Der gcidG6i1teu I6Ci(e
miCtCr Der. GS tbut Dem 8elteu bes R1r.
peas Gtuba!t uno lieiert benz Srqauismus ass
lHncCS Slut, aus meldem nelIe 98rpTInbs
liapj atblbct miro. 9a5 lit bic erite Isaulis
ruugau1It uoH Ga0mlD'5 6COIUent.
Sn SQutll, no Der GrguuiSmu8 in 5pei.
dldiluB UUitgt wor0cu iit uHb Wterfur (Qued.
it,tu) uno Gptn0e Sablimnte fi5 ang2laus
melt nO in Ogn &nodlen, @Clcnfeu Il. /. w.
flip dbgtlagert habCH uu0 SuudeufrQE, Rno.
len, 5tIidcutrtimmuug6u, 8erorebuuqcR, Rues
idJwomm, SrampfaOern Il. (. 10. ueIurilder,
lott oa8 SariaparIlliau bieie gtie5srs
d)lage auf uEO UertreiUt oa8 5ift 0,r arunls
btitdu5 Dem &OlpU.
gStuH 0tlCHlgeH, bic bi2ie Qriuelei 40
ScIlung trOuNter,i ,iuopbul6igr oocr iDgbilitrs
lGcr &runtl1Itcu gcbrdUd)cu, nie laHqlam aIh
bic sur Ietn mag, it5 mOblCr fiBlsn unO ipiis
ren, OdB tbr allgeuletHeS 8cfHoen fit b,jIert,
oOB ite au Eletidl uHO aUrperQeuidlt iuHeblHen
Ob5r nur Mot abucbmeH, 10 tfDa5 elm itbsres
5CjdJtu, OaB bic 6CiluHg fortihreitct. 8ei
iOlden 8rautbcicn wuO Der Baticut eHtlpeSer
beiicr orer dllmmer, 0eHu Ou5 Sit Der
8ranibeIt TT nldlt uutbGtig miro ibm ui5t
GlnboIt 9tt9QH IND IS aus Dem 8lute Uertries
ben, 70 breitet es ijd aus NIB uutergrG6t lueE.
ter Die &cufltutiOu. SobalO 6a8 SQrias
pOriIlIan baUirIt, OaB Du Sid bejix
fiiblf, 70 pro Dir itiiHolldj INNER bsiier uers
0tll, uHO On mirl al @eIuuobcit, 5tarle uu5
S6IpafaId 5uEetmeH.
pa 9tt Qpotbetsrn 81 babea. @reiB 81.
GizGeiapIIhe pOU 5ebniabrtgem 8a&3.
tbum purbeR bur6 RaOwap's
2lr5Reieu turtrt.
Glrs gyai4s Ron Stsiem sUt8alt ncgr ptrfiame VIA
uctip1te, es ieees aneere 4tttsl Elm GbssIosL DFf
5Cu oteiem ptrEt 2 pei ME iiuf bf is4a E9eel6fs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
8eSenfltAer Hnfal in etnem
Gteinbrucbe.

Bttt8burg, Benui., 81. SaHnar. -
Iah SpeitaloepeIdeu aus SOmeriet, Pennl.,
bot In etuem faIHfetnbrude tn Stpesptue,
@pms1Iet.@ountp, cine gefdbrIide @rplOitou
fattaefunbeu. Charles 2an5tngsr, Elm Ars
better, noute elm SprsuglO6 Iuoeu uno ltsB
babet elm S0rutsu bes SprengpuIoers tn bic
Elomme elmer 2aulps fallen. Die MN tol'
aenbe @rplOficn riB 9au6iuger bic 9dnbe ab,
ndbreuS bic nabe ffebeuJeu 4rbetter 9taib
Gafsr, 8sutaultu Etiber Iab Stram SENS
Idredltts, aber ni1t lebsnsgefdhrlt4s
8ranbuuuben aaUOntrugeu, Sbre SlstSer
ssris:gen SObst In 8raub, un6 iie l6iaten
bic 6lonmer ouburd, baB fie fia I'm Sants
herum pdI3tsu. Safer niro tuahrIhetnIt1
dnf QRbsna,elt Elm &riippel bLetben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-01
8etrunfene Stnoenten anf benz
&rteg8pfabe.

BbtInbeIpbta, 81. Sauuar. - We5'
rere Siubeuteu Der uniusriitdt uou Bsun'
inluanieu tn @sft 'BbiIu6elpbta tranten fidI
dtuts stuen 8auif on uub bssuuueu bann
bor bem llnipsrGitdtagebdgbe ia fratehleu,
Teuffar eiusunerfeu uub fd su priigeIu.
Itsbrere BoliSiftsr, peEGe bic Siingltnge aur
91ube perma5ntsut tpuroen NIT SteiHeu unb
Gt6dsn ansssrifisn, uHo Belt3tft gfurpbp,
Roii,iff @urrau srlttteu Ropfwunbeu. Bdas
reub Der 8uufsrei iisIsu pier BifOlsuf9iiie,
beren elmer einsn .3uiduuer uerlest hnbeH
Iou. Gin getpifier 8. sB. glcSrtes Dures
ibdter uegeu Aufrei3una ;ur 9tuhsff0rung
usrhnitet. 8euigfeHs 500 Stubeuteu fclg'
ten cen 8Olisthen bsuIsub uub i&retsnb mad
hem G.atienebauie.
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RrdnSe4

SabHcGb, Rp,, 81. Sanuar. - 9tes6 1
Brice's 8ampfmiible gtHg tu6breub Der uer
auugsnen gtOGt In Slammsu uuf. gerIuf
$4,000.
Beorio, Sus., 81. Sauuur.-gtue S6u
iirrstbe In bsr &bamsfrnBs, In tpsl5sr I'D
pic gRitGftslotale Der 6tru1sn S9HsbIg 6
9fonSliffs, u. gR. @enUer unb gsbr. Sod
befauben, pur6s hsuts firth burd Seuer 3ss
fort. SerlGa $150,000. Die eingedi5srter
@eb6ube gsb6rtsH BEN 80. Rtug & Sad
8as unfobsube DGlart SouIs" parbe bRrf
bic stuffrssnbsu RauerH 3ertriimmert, uni
Der hterbur9 eutfsbsuos Sdabeu betrdgt
$4,000
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GclbffmprSDerfub auf etuent
Sanpfkr.

Brpptbeuce, &.zS., 81. Sauuar. -
Der 3umpfer rSrtfOl" Don yteWs9Ort traf
srf ON 8ienhog QbeHb mn 6 lbr bier elm,
uafbsu er 25 Stunoeu ftr- bic Sabrt &C.
brondbt botts. lIntermeas mafrte 4uguRus
Stetiou pom Nr. 201, Sf'52. StraBe, Hetp'
go1t, NO sr cine Grau bat eeu 8erina,
iber gOrS an iprtugeu, unb ipdter i4OB er
iiG cine 8uacl In bic Sruft. gtau bra9te
ibn ouf stuem SOpte mad 6al'Rtoer; ietus
Gerlebuus uirb fd pabri6etnlta als tOot'
lid erpeiien. StetiOu 6sbaEptst, er babe
$95 In Der Snifs gebabt, ais er ami ben
9ampfer four, absr ais mon thm bas Sabr:
billet abforSerte, bate er rpe6er otees, nod
@sIo In ietusm 9eiis. Gs betst, Oa6 SAINT
lienrtrreu ben ROuu iu bem SeI6fmoro
nsrTudb peranlaEteu.
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Scr gttraiSeI unb 0iftuaIieuF
4Rdrff,

GbtcUgO, 81. San. - ~ :sgtsal flau, 8at.
3su Is gutter NaE1zirug!, tsr Rutit 0ffaete
ftstttss, c,e Bretie ptaeu, 5o8sn tutsoer an
nn6 f6IoIisu untsr ben gefrtgen RatsH
Rats mdbig lsbBaft; Safsr FLU un0 b0bet;
8oaoeH uno 9erfe iau; Shpetueaetif
mdetg lebbait bet gutter ytadfrags uaS l4I9B
fetiq. RnufsbsHbes fuO bic SalnBuottEun'
asu: Bot3en-Tsbruar 912, DIat 9SE; gtats
= Fsbruar 50, Rui 5iS; 9afer-6ebruar
32a; gerIfe 60 bts 81; Tluhsiameu l. 40;
sdpstnsfleiiG Ss6ruar 16.15 Bis 1919
gFGf II. 40 biS 1881.