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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
3mei iunoe Nameu ertrunEen.

8tdlmonb, Bn,, Z. Snlt. - @iue bier
ftggetroffeue 8epside msIbst, baB SRI. Char,
lotte SEtlltame, Eodtsr bRs NttteHmaflera
Sobu &. @intams, uub TIl. @uiis 9. @ib'
ion, 3ohtsr bes Eeriiasrunasagentea 3. 8,
@ibiuu, 8eibs bon btsr, 3u SlbsBOtut bet'E
S1bgu ertrGUfeu. Stz pur5eu oura 6ii
SuGmuug In ttsfsS gBafsr gerifeu. 8stot
geitsn iiuh oufgefunhau unh meroeu raorasl
bisrbsr gebradt pgrbsH. Retus Der yIdb4er
uor nber 16 Srhre ult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Der @eIemarFt.

Rep sYorf, z. Suit. - 6olaeubes
fuo bic GGluBuottruugeu: @elO 0ffuete
IN II BrrI5ut uu6 ifio6 3n II BrOseut.-
sterliuaz ZBsGiel 4.824 -483 auf Ienslig
@nqe NIB 4.Si4-4.S5 auf Siqt.-SuubG5'
CbIigattougu 3sproS. 995, 45'prol ll2
urb i 9ro,. l195.-Httisu: G6ams' &rPreb
l25, GeutralzPacifc 36t, @ati & Ohio 81,
Grte l3g. DO. grtor. %, ga!s'Sbore 73&,
R..S. 9entral 81, Rortbz Bsfern 90E DC.
Brtor. 1861, R=Y. Central 1905, Bittsburg
lSO, Gsubtug 264, 9iOd Ssiaub 1914. Union
BaciTc 92I, g9ea1rUz uui0n G5f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
giasFO Der grpbtsttiOn in JOpa.

9utuqus, Sa., Z. Suti.-Seute TT Der
pierte Gag, isttbsm bus Brob obtbtttouegeies tu
6raft trat Ooer tn Rraft treten io0te. Die
8rausrtieu rparen geferu geiaIOfen, ftH0
iebodl beute pisber i'm pollen Sstrieb. Son
ben Birtbi6aftsn tparsu am Souutag e5eH'
fouS oisls gsidIOfeu, allsiu beute meroeu
@etrdnfe aGsr Art Offeu Iub unbebtuOsrt
berfurft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
In elmer bio swansta NRtuuteu.

SICidOicl, wie aroB Die Sdmu3cn aud icin
m0gcn, OIc an 9fhcnnatiSmuS 2elOnOen, Ole
SIttlagcIigeu, Die SerIriippelten, Die gtcrU6ieI,
Die an gfuOenweb mo anOercu 6rantbeiteK
yCiOtrGCu merSCu in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Rabnah's reaaIirtnbe RIaen
ba8 madti8e 2lbus unO @d8en9eIImlit'l
Goutommenc BurQOu5aH, liuOeruol A5'
fiibrmitte, ruirfen obne Shmerlf
fttS ,uualdiii9 uno uotltr!lh.

Sin beaetabhiites Grilbmlltal lur .Salomsl.
gFuia Obre ssaeitmad, elegant NIT ia6sm parl
pIaeirt purBirei5 rs8uI'TeH' Es'"'B'" "H' 1'9lHSH
Ra6pab's qtIGeH gr 6silns aHsr 9ageus,
qsberE gebdrmes 5iersUs uHo 5laienlsiben, &erDeHs
erortBsitsn Eop'De5, pGt.tGsn geltperbeu, glals
tiSfeit gptetttmargd 61gl!etbIgtelt 8srtopiuHs.
1nberbduIiEteit, ps5apfe, @aIeuleibeH, yisbsr,
ilnterIeiEsert,anbung o1mDrrbotbeH uus agsr Ss6s
r7.reeu btr Ciuseugite. 4etn be9etabtli9, feline
Sbur ron glsriur, BstHeraIien obsr i4abIi4er Bros
sp- Ran bsGtts ioIsenee Symphonic bon Rranis
bs!ten ser BsrbaruH9sOrsGug: Beritopiung iuuerI4t
Sdrcrrtusten, B!uttpaquH9 naA sem Ropfs SdIre
i'm gldgen uebsltgtt, SoobrenHeH, Gtel Dor benz Gis
fen, Taasu6rldeu, iaures AuifioBeH, itHieuos oosr
bC5enee GmpFneuug In her DtGseu8uube Be5sn ees
6ersers griidenses GeibbI bsim stesGa 5ledsu osgr
Store bor ben 4upeH, Etgber uuS bumpie StmereU
i'm eDp!s YlauRel an @UsbitUi!una, aglbss Ausis9su
Der Suut urb her Mssu. 5sttsnFs6su, 55msrieu IN
osr 8ruit uub in GER gitsheru. tlbslihe AHmlIGUI
rcU EIte WTeHueH bee TleIites.
Giniqe Gcieu bcu HabDdb'B BilleH iDsf3sH
ber 9rTSer Ccn alien Ubsu8suunuisU 8rautseItCs be-
iresn.
- 4I,-Vsy H,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
mehr &tnrmfMnNel1.

g .2out8, z. Sult. - Dspei5cn aus
8eCatur, Spriugiieio, S5elbpojue uuo an
Seren Slten bes mittIeren S0tnots melbeu,
bnB bic Counties gtacou, 5augamOu uu0
@brtfinu jsnes Stauts om 5nmaag iri5 BON
sinsm idmtreu unmetter beimgeiudlt mur'
ben. SerlHf en- ReuiGenIebeu TT uidt 3u
bstIGgen, aber on Gtgentbnm grOBsr Shaz
ben nugeItd]tet fDor6eu. Sa Der @sgeu5
uUn Slliopolte In SangamOrzgountp mur5su
piele Sbeuusn uuo tletEsre @sbGu0e oedt
@rbbrbeu elstd1 gsmadt, gBo5nhduier pur'
ben fart bsi6abtgt Hn6 auf ben '0srn arJe
&ernifuug Gugerlttst. Der 8erIuft IN
Sargamon @ouutb alletn ntro iit auf etpa
100000 bestfferu. Su Dtacou @Ouut1
tpurbe sin 9nBeno g9OhuhdHier uOufaubig
IerfGrt; btsl Steb tpur6e get0btet unb bic
@rnbte tbetlmeiie ruiHtrt. @tue Srau, peld3e
eiusn SdugLtng i'm Grme btett, purbe nit
temIelbeu cine 9trsde melt fOrtgsi9leuoert,
muHberbarer RetIe absr utht nsrlsBt. 3u
Soobb Station nuroen @iienbabumaggOuS
bonn @eIetIe gsbobeu, unb ote Brssbpteria.
neGiirfe IN Ma6iion tuurae iar1tHt Der Ere.
biqernCbnuug total bemOltrt. Ser Shaben
in Woou @Ountp ptr6 nuf 5000, 900 &C.
iGGbt. Son Sbrtfftan @ouutp itno tetne
neitere Ra6riGteu etugelarffen.
Qaucafter, Benuf., z. SuIt. - Bsttsrl
SertGte aus ben Counties Serts, 9;banOu,
2aucnfer unb RoHtgOmsrp srgebeu, baB Oel
In Der gtaGt bonn lesteu 9amffage piitbenOl
Sturm bon eiuem &oIFsnbruf bsgleitst mai
uuo bas Der angsridtete SGaoen nett gro
Ger III, ole man 3uerf uuuubm. Sett fiinfjtG
Sabreu bat tsiu Sturm BON 10 tur3er 9nuel
ioIG' groses unbeil augertdtet. Si1lt
8riden fno negaertTsu, zine groBe au:ab
SGuier tpur6e entbadt uub anf GauisnUer
ppu 9ederu bic GrHbte total perntdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Y3r. 163.
G8 mar hos er1t nm hlcEht

pa" tIu5t6t = c9meE5 enGbetImitteI,
buS augenblidlih bic itredlidTcu s5hmer,sn
nut uno GRijunonHlcn Hno SlutaHOraug
lmeert, gleldoiel, oh lie in Der 2unqt, i'm Ras
gen, III BEN GlnscpCiocu, Oeu 0rLicn ODER
anccren Srgauen auitrctCu, mtuu man eS eiu.
nal beuuet, unO ;mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
sNrr !GnlIhnnhcI I'm nnrhinrffrrt.

9ututb, DitHu., 7. Suit. - Su Rorb'
nsfen tt inter ben Beiissru Der Sdgsmiib'
len tiue Semeauua i'm @auge, aul 15 Capt.
In allen SdgemlbEeu ben 8strisb fur ben
gfeft bee Sabrse sin3uHeusu. Die bteigsn
SdgenHhlsu beginiitgeu ben BIan, uuo aus
Can Glut1s, Stiqnater uao G6icagu ptro
armslDst, baB aud Die oOEttaen Better uuf
ben $lan sinbugsben berstt iiu6. @s miro
Qeltsne gsmu4t, bas fG bet Den issssa
SoI;prsiien tsiu @smInn er3isIsu Iaifs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08

f,Cr urb Id5u. EiuHeu, 6iBbIattsru. itulre 6.sdeu
unb Qugialdge perbeu pertriGbeu. BUuosu uno Bes
IdnHre 6alb gcbeilt. Seer an Stropbelu, @ugeUs,
Dmrbs, CErens. Aeirs, Sdls' Uuo GrlieuausI5ldgeu
leihet rie fd in EoIqe uu9ebeter ardutbgiteu ober
ouQehduft uno auepebrsitet bdbeu, bari 'd dui bic
6etlurq oerlniitu teru has 5Griapariutau 10 lluge
Ftbrautt pirb, bat "a einen GiRerut aui ben Cr9I=
menus Wndt.
Cine Elaite ron tisism entbdIt msbr birtlms
2rSueifpiie ai5 iebeS aubere gtlttel etu EpeeUia
ron cieism bot idl1r &irtun9. uogsseu man bon Gns
tsrsr Tdttelu itufs bis isesu'Gt 70 Uel brdU4t-Bd
AprtbeerT Al bObeu.
Die Tlaide eiueu Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
gfe Rirren l.

Bauama, T., Suit. - So elmer ON
Gomfioss.Gbsu0 Rattgsiunosneu Eeriamm'
Iung, iu psldsr General Dans3 prdFStrts,
murrs siufimmtg bsidIOfsu. oaB Geroera
ben BpIaf rGumsE mife. lin 8s0OluttOu
uub 8lAtbsrgis6sn 3u osrmstosu, bat 5iutl
ftd sr5Otsu, SuriidSutretsu, Oanltt elm uuab'
hGuaigsI Rauu eruannt msTbeu fam. gBabrs
iGsiuIt@ mtr0 Die 0a5l anf Or. S0oaua
foIisu. Rsun ter &on9reB au 8OgOta istue
,3uFtmmung 0srpstgern iouts, 70 m0geu bic
&Oridle In Banana 3u elmer algsmaiHsH
Sleoolution iLbreu.
9sr gsfsrn bier augetOumsEe 9eueraIau'
malt bat bas SmpEadmsut gageu @erUerl
fir nuu unb nittis srtIGrt, uub eiu amtlt1eS
9eIrRt fpur6e erlafsn, rpeldes &er0era ais
redbtm16tgsu BrdfOsnteH auerisuut. @ls
Soil III btsrmit ntdt 3ufrisbeu. Rebrers
3uIammsufGBs babeu auf Der BInja ftattges
fuutep, uno Stpst 8egimeuter gtiittGr mus.
ten 3u Siilfe gerufsn psroeu, I'm ole 8Gbs
ber3ufsueu. 8ti @euerdle Sbans3 NIB 8ui3
uutu(lGsen @rosra. 9auts fiitb bsyrl3t
Subf, ulb General Sbaae3 bat oOTlGuFg bic
RIoel htr 8eqirruuG iibeCloumtU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
gyl6slidler SOB bsS @atten Ser
GRnhauc 1anauithef,

RoHou, q. SrLi - s. {. Blot, go
Sabre alt, @utte Der SdauipleIcriu Sauau
idlst, tuulbe beute NanmittGg ais ge'hs IN
isiutm 3immsr ssfuuaeu. GE tuar etuem
Sersleiten er!eGsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Gin SseaubamSfsr eeftran6et,

9aItfar, R.sS., Z. SnIi.-Gtue tn Dec
psrgaugsusn Ra&t bier etugetrofiaus 9epe=
ide sriudt I'm 9ilfe fir 0su 9ampfer
,,9iucolusGitp," tpel6er gu Siuacs' SerbOr,
100 Retlen 0fIttb BON bier, gefranbet IT,
8a8 6abr3eug iou jebOd, lute ietue btefgeH
ggsnten, bic SS. Btdsforb & Slad, bebuup'
ten, fid In fetnsr gsfdbrEtaeu Sage bsftuOsu.
&smorqusurs fiub nod bsm SduupIuse ge'
iGidt morben. Die n9tucolu'&ttp" Ia els
nsusr 9uupfer uuO uuf ietuer erfteu Sabrt
ron StOdboIm mad gieu yort begrtffeu.
Gle bat utele Bafagtsre uuO etneu groBeu
Cargo ON 8orb. 8tdter Rsbsl bsrriht iett
mebrereu Eageu an Der &iifte.
(SpGtsr.) - Der 9ampfsr g2tHcoln'Git1"
ia ntseer fott gemadbt tuorOeH uu0 bsiiuoei
fit3 ifbt Guf osm Bsge bterber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
aiue neue sAtfsfhraube.

9fefpport, MS, 7. Snll. = Gtne IN,
,abl ron hem Tlottsnistret1r Ghanblsr 3u
Steiem Esbufa aScummaublrtsr Rattus'Oiz
ft,iere bat bier ON 5amitag NIT Ger bon
siuem gsruifen furfabt erfuuoeReu 5hiff5.
I6rau6e 8sriufe augefsut. Die betrefisuos
Gdraube tror en bsm Der. Stnaten<0ampfsr
,R;ua" augebruGt uoreeu, mo bieisI5e lou
fid1 BET ben berih!ebeusn nit BEN S4tffs
uorgsnrmmsnsn Neutrality-suspicious. aut
bemdbrt babsn. Der Rrsts, tHuerbaL6 osfeu
man bas 5Giff Al wenben UernOnte, maB
ntd,t metr, OILS $50 6us tn Dur6mefsr: es
if 8ie8 sin DritteI Der 0tfan3, auf ustbsr
man elm nit etuer gsU0haliden S1rnub,
perisbeues Sdiff gu weuSeu uermlg. 9tG
goliGbruug Ger Benoung uubu bel oem nit
boiler Rrnit bahin iatreuOsn Dampfer ui9t
mehr, ole p Diluutsu in IuiSrun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
GcufOiiSiruBg Spu EeIcgrapbens
FsefgIifhdfteu.

ReUrgort, 7. 5ult.-9icrnou's IgeH.
tur bshluptet, In elmer beuttgeu Serdmm'
luUg Der 8irsEtoreu Der DBOfGls," Baltic =
Etjos" unb ,gaufsrs' & Wer4auts' &sIea
Observation-Disclosures ieten arrangements 3u
stner Ganiclitirung Der bret &Ompagute'n
gatrcfien tpor0eu. - Ste giu]flnbetteu beS
ugbsrstutommsns fuO nod utdt bsfGnut,
is6Od iog hafelbe auf Die @eidafte Der elm
aeInsH @sieuidaften bts gum /. SHIi bafEt
igiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Retr .0IcrFcr RGdarithtett.

gem'g) ort, Z. Sult.-8er 9esrDurm
III In orrl6isbtEeu @egsnbGn OOu Song S5'
laub Rri6tensn uuo Deruriadt ben 6armern
uuS @emiIegirtusrn enormsu Shaoeu.
- 2RuI. 4pmaH, neltsr bet Samatca, y
g., einen SerIu@ mu6lte, bte auf bem Sstul.
tueQe ben Der Rir6e befiu6ltGe .g"na SHmtOt
su usrgsnaltigsn, III geiteru oerbaftet mor'
ben NIB iou ON uddBfgn Srettag eiu SerbOr
btfGhru. Sic 8eDObHer Der @egeuo orobsu,
oeu 8srbreder I'll Itudeu.
Trnnf SDu. S0uboru tpnrSe beute In
ieiusm SIrsau, yir. III, Sroaopap, uuter
BE- Gullage oerbaftet, an ben Sstriigereteu
i'm Giircuu fiir Rsbi3tu uub &btrHrats TN
Stotteubspartemsut ju 8aibtngtoa 6etbets
Iigt gapsieu 3u ietu. @r betbeuerte ietue
llniduIo uub Rrtldrte iid ggtIleus, Ohue 8es
quiiitiou mad 8aibtugton ju gebeu uub itd
6em @trthts ;u fellen. Segen 6 llbr Ibsuos
aiuQ er im 9epabriGm etues Suu6esmarz
ihaus nod gGaibiugton OBJ.
sS6abnmtslsiretdr Srtfotp ertlarts
bsute In elmer untsrrebuug, er ist seioHnen,
bic @un6tbatrr be8 RthterS 6telO 80 uuter'
hiiaeu, fnls 6arislbe BON ben 9emotrateH
,um BrGflbsuteu uOmtuirt miir6e.
- Sn ben Esusmsntbduieru on Der on.
Isite araifreu Die RaIern eptbemii4. 6eutG
gormtttag tpErbsn % meme @rfra1tunaeu
gsmeIbst. Die &rauthett If aud TN pSt
Soiepbs Snut" HuO im OProtefautti9er
0aisuainl" ausQebroAer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
grsis 25 Gents Die 5daatel.

9lau laie: ,gS abr uuo 6alih."
gjiaH i9lde etue SrlEimarie az u oma D
& Comp, g(r. 80, 8aueHiiya6e, Sem. Dorl.
~ geIebruue, Eausnse o0H Dollars pgyt5. lojvO
sGiiiT suGei6tdt psrhsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
2aaObap's 2seaOD 2telief
nuf Der Stcle giuoCruuQ fiuoeu.

"I'I UN1 ~RVuN NII'VVtIUT TIIUtH.
@ntiitnGun9 Der giicreu, GuBituOung Der
&Iae, @crdrm @ut5uuOuug, 2uaqeus
GoH9efiou, SerStlOpieu, bpitcriidbe Gus
idQe, 8rGuuC, <aub, gitru6ftdt,
Sdlaaoiigseit, 6tittueb, 8ruits, Gadeus
ODER @lieoCrihmerSeu, Guctihunaeu,
&ranOz nnO SriIbWuuosn, &ertuufuus
gen, talteS uno Bigiges 6ieber.
Die 2lHmcHouHa oCS Ready Relief an cer
lci0cuOm GbCiln UrifaHt Ougtnbldll9e Gin.
0Cruug MO GrlCibtGruug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
9ln hns IlnhliInnr

gerIouat Ia nur R R1rpdbs unr c9tet bdraui, bab
Der Qams ,,&asiO, p" F1s aui eem ssiauiisn VT {.
bsFpesI, Ub3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Mefnnhheit, @n6nbeitl


EtaiuS uub rsirl5 rsids6 Glut - 3uuabme aH
TIsiin uut Atrttrqepiat-t a.e p1ut un0 i9oH3 Gs8
ftfeiGrte NuCr G,augbCr.
Geru non tos SariGpEriutdH etIi6e Gage ac5rIIbt
d 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
GntIafIent sttutrastntem.

SIN giutlange nit etnsr SIuuisl Der @tntl'
&erptlligungsbtn, tpsI6e 6te 3ahl Der Sn'
lanbIfeuer. Ag lten BON 80 uuf 20 reoultrt,
orou etc bsr Stausrcommtfdr bsuts bic @nt'
lafung folgeuOer G8enten Gu: p. 5; Vtc'
Guild (@aI.), EhOs. Boomers (9f..@.n Sl9gm
gonng (Genu.), Dl. Burns (Rq.), :. y.
Rc@op (g9tsc ), Sas. u. Rap (Rp.l 6. y.
snrttlon (Gsuu.), Satob sBa8ner (Strg.h
Sobu 81. Gauu (Sls.), 8. s. Btllou
(Strg J. Saiper Badarb (5nO.), gS. !. pol
Itfsr (Riul.), Samss 6. Harttu (R..9.), u.
Ut. Crane (@uL), s. 8. GrunbuQ (5uo.).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
GeiunOBsit If GeidtBum.
GcTuu6beit beS 26rpers beret6ert
ben Seift.
N0Gipa0's
6drEdSdriIItdu MeTplbeuf.

Elm 6eilmittel, oeIien 8eitanotbetle uuBGoroeut.
lidbe meoBiulideGig Aaftea babeu, weieutlidj
5ur 9ieiniguu9, 6ciluug, gBicOerberieauug
uno SrGitiQun9 Oes nieOergebroheueR uuO crs
id0pften S0rpers, Oa8 cine d uelle, aHgs.
neBme, iidere Sehanolun8 uHO BAN
ernoe Seilrug qewGbrt.
@lcidUid, ipie oos geiOeu b'iBeu mag, Oh
Sfropbeln, Gdminbiud)t, Sppbdis, 8e'
id,miire, gSunoen, geidpilIte, S4mClluH9en,
Goie obCr Sal}fluB, gungsH., gtiercn', SlaitH,,
@ebGrmutters, l0auts, gabcrs, Utageu- ODER
IluterleitsfruntbCit, dlrouiitcr oOu conliu.
tiOutllu glrt-ea5 Giitfettm 8lute, weIdC5
Die abQeuuttcu Gbdle crictt uuO ieue Srgaae
unO bic Uubrauhtcu &0rpTgewebe reparirt.
g&un oo8 &lut uHaelunb H., 70 fam itlu
Experimentation tCiu geiuHoe5 ictu.
3a8 GurIopari0iun 9}ciol0eut
if uidt mn cine au8glcitcuoc 4r5HeI, ionOeru
fdut bic Ealmoniitlc Ebirgt,It au'r Orga1c.
So 0CIt I'M Qar3cu S~qlui5nus cte plrmout
Der TurTtioEu brr gUo ll,for ocl SluIl.ti6ed
cjuenrtlrCu uEo ggunbn 1uom mUtU2at teblR5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
per Ssampf emtGranmt
Spdtefse gfaAri8ten aus GbteaaO,

Glepetanb's ausFdtsu auf bte Termination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-08
Sin ,ptiftIbaftcr Gpmpl pmis.

gEts bic btsFge nEtmss" mittbsiIt, tuarsu
6te Serbau6lungau In &aulas Der Neus
YOrTsr Delegation dubsrf ftiirmtid. Rellp,
grubg unb anOere TammanBtteu bramabar'
firteu unO brobtsu nit 3uriditebunq aus
bem @Ouoent, pdbrsub ote 5reuube &leoe=
lambs 6arauf befan6ru, baB bic bonn Repi
9)Orier Stunts @ouOsut stsRefi5rts unit
Rule" bic 9eIegatsn perpfLjdlte, ete 70
StimmsH Rsn.gorfs etnbsttlih fir bsus
ienigsu @anbtoutsu nb3ugebeu, psl9er Die
RGiorttdt in Der Delegation babe.
Sdlts6lldb iOu iebO4 stG &CmpromtB ere
3telt morosH isin nod prIdem Der 8orfBer
oer Delegation in &oupent BET Der sracu a5s
fjmmuug 0srfGuoigeu ioll, bnB 70 uuo 10
0isIe Der Geip. yOrisr 3eiseateH fir Glsues
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19
A Throne of Gold

The finest and most costly piece of
furniture ever conceived was the famous
peacock throne" of Delhi. Tavernier, a
skillful French jeweler, saw it, and made
a computation as to its intrinsic value.
He calmly estimated that its nominal
worth, aside from its claims in an artis-
tic way, was $30,000,000. It was. but
six feet high and four feet broad, but it
was composed of solid gold inlaid with
rare oriental gems. It received its name
from the jeweled images of peacocks
which adorned its canopy. This canopy
was also of gold, supported on twelve
gold pillars, and hing all around with a
fringe of pearls. On each side of the
throne stood two chuttahs. or umbrellas,
symbolical of royalty. They were made
of crimson velvet. embroidered with
gold threads and pearls, and were
equipped with solid gold handles and
diamonds. This throne was constructed
by Austin de Bordeaux, at the order of
the Emperor Shah Jehan, the same en-
terprisipg monarch who had constructed
the Tai, the pearl mosque of Agra and
the other most remarkable monuments
of architecture in these parts. The
peacock throne was carried sway By the
Persian Nadir Shah. while the jeweled
ceiling was melted down by the Mahrattas
at the time of their invasion in 1859. This
ceiling was valued at about SS50,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19
GEN ERAL

FAILURES on the 18th inst: sohn ". Nc
Farland Il Co., machinists, Alliance. o. The
canned goods establishment of James NJ.
Smith Il Co., at st. Paul. Liabilities $4,000.
Halstead. Haines Il Co., dry goods dealers,
New York city. Liabilities $4,000, 900. II. K
II. Merrill, dry goods, Montreal Liabilities
$3.50, 900; assets 100000 J. NJ. Hamburger,
pictures, New York. Liabilities $4,000.
r. G. PETERS struck salt well at Manistee,
| Mich, on the 18th, which is expected TO yield
500 barrels of fine salt daily, at net profit of
40 cents per barrel. The well is 1000 feet deep.
EVERETT & WEDDEL, private bankers of
Cleveland, o.. who have been in business to-
| gether for thirty years, assigned on the morn
| ing of the l1th, owing to lack of ready cash
| to meet pressing demands.
THE failures for the week ending on the 18th
| inst, as reported to r. G. Dun & Co., were:
United States 1874; Canada II.
JAMES Nj. SMITH Il Co., wholesale canned
goods dealers. st. Paul, failed on the 18th inst.
Liabilities $4,000.
BEST & Co., New York, children's clothing,
| assigned on the 10th. Liabilities $1S0,000.
The Bank OF Mobile, one OF the Oldest insti-
| tutions in the South, suspended payment on
| the 10th inst.
THE proprietors of the hotel at Livingston,
bihtles 900.
s. & j. SoMNERICH, New York. millinery,
| failed on the 9th inst. Liabilities 100000.
Grand Rapids is now only four games ahead
| Of Bay City in the race for the Northwestern
League championship Quincy occupies
| third place, Saginaw and Peoria are tied for
fourth, Milwaukee has regsined sixth, Fort
Wayne fallen back TO seventh, and eapols,
Muskegon. Terre Haute aud Saltwater follow
| In the order named. Following is the sched-
Ulef
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19
A Vision Verified.
From the st. Louis Spectator.

During the siege of Vicksburg the
wife of Confederate soldier was living
with her parents in the interior of Mis-
sissippi. One night she had vision, in
which she saw the fortifcation in which
her husband was on duty. In front was
an earthwork where the men were pro-
tected from the fire of the enemy, but
in the rear was a rise of ground which
was exposed to bullets. She saw her
husband attempt to pass over this small
eminence, saw him fall, and saw his
companions carry him to an unexposed
position, and there he died. She saw
the preparations for burial, the coffin in
which he was laid, distinctly noticed
the knots and marks upon its un-
planed lid, and all the sad duties con-
nected with the burial.
The vision made such al impression
upon her mind that she related the
story to her family, and her father wrote
down all the particulars as she saw them.
| She had not been in Vicksburg since it
| was invested, and consequently knew
| nothing of the situations of the works,
| and had received no letter from her
| husband from the time the Federal
forces closed around it. Several weeks
| afterward Vicksburg surrendered and
the Confederates were paroled and re-
turned to their homes. A young soldier,
| friend of the other soldier, came home
| and brought the news of his death, and
every incident connected with his taking
! off, the situation of the works. the man
ner in which he was shot, the circum-
stances of his interment TO the minutest
detail corresponded to the vision of his
| wife as recorded by her father.