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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
BaIttmorer 0tebmarFt.

SutnG1uteu ........,s,..u..12.1 1877 stud,
(AiNttteb urb S6aGfe iOerbeu uG5 bem grttDs
0entdt pertauit, S6ceiue ecgegen Rdb benz 9etto,
@enGt, T. B. 20 4ro8ent peniger, ME 8ruttos 3 e
Di5t.0
RiueUieb.
Gie Suubreu hareu ~ eieier 8o6e ibbdber. ola
in eer 0erol6euen, bic GpaIi:Gt eerielbeu iaum 10
gut. Ia i6 i1eutBeT ,,Eops" uuo mebr Bte6 ber qes
EUbuii6en Sorte uuter heuieben befdub: RE Wretie
bic GuGllta Der 3ngGbpte in 8etroGt ae,oqeu paren
X bis 1 Sent tbbtr. Ter Bartt los iir bic ass
brtrlite SOrte Fou unb gebriidt.
Ete 4reig fir 8inhbieb barrtirtsn Jie FoIot bsft
Sorter 5000 - SO 25; bic gepobnIite Gls sriit
Eual;tat notirteu $500 - $5.s719 fir mittlere
oeer g!ite Gualltdt $3.75-S4 37lb; Dr6inire blrrt
t1nGe Sttere, Cdieu uHb aGbe 50 90 - So % (;
auFertte 4reisrnteR $500 - S6 25 bic msitsn
geriailie 8ead5en IL S425 - 1913.
T. aEnLt9strG8 Der 8utubr flr bteie 8oae l6O5
sud 9oris2 @ede 2S27 Stud lin her RorIGRrssH
4drouelssBD5s 1867.
Mtl6 sGGbe.-5te gpttrlugeu bariirteu bon $50
bis S60 bro Stld e mad ber EEatitat 0e- 4H5e5ots,
gdpeinr.
Die SuiabTeu nnreu in bteier Bo1e 100 5tGf
lntrener. als in Der beripy4eueH ete 4u1Ltat oets
ie!ben. i'm 2ur4idnttt aerpnmen, poItoMmsn 10 gut.
Ste JsaGirape mar mdBa iebbaft.
2str nottreu bic geupbHIibe Sorte ~ 7 bts ~
cents, bic behere Sorte ~ IA bis sl4 cts, le NAG
bsr GNalitGt Der eiamultia5l eer 5nf5g
5lG2 Gtic. geasn 5OO2 Stlt tn lester 28ote gas
o6ls IN oerielben 29ots beg portgen 9a9Ess'
g6aaff une edmmtr
Die 2uIubreu tpareu in beIet @obs s1tirei1er, as
IN eer berfpYenen. bic Eualtt1t ofrlelben roen 70
gut; eeS geit ait mar m6btg Isbbl'i; ron Alsp1rts
mar eiriae 4n6irage bprbansen une eaS Slep paFse
81 ensr irHben RaIftieit beBebsn. -,
sStr ncttren CUTE S1aate gu pts 4't4 Sents. UNI
elmmer A bis Gents. le rad beE Gnalitdt eer
@uesbote. = 3uFIIbren tn eteler sho5e il9 Stadi
Qeaer 6312 In bsrtqer gBRGs unD 1859 Stgd iE bGrs
Iegbfn Bpne oeS bprIaeu sGpreSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
BrutaleS 8erbredteh eine3 3anfr
ftretberS.

fall 8iper, Wufi, s. ausuf. Gin
In Spaniea pobusnbee, sp0Ifidbrtges Rib=
den, Namens Giffor6, muroe gefern bon
einem 2nnbhreiGer unssfnIlsu, In etn Ruts.
fslb geIGlsppt uub auf brutale Bstie oerge'
tpalttat. Ssr 8erbrshsr muros uerfoIgt,
fsffaenommeu, hisrhsr gsbraGt uub TN BITE.
iiaen @efduguiIie stugsferfert. @r gtsbt On,
er hsise Charles O. albion, iet 25 Sabre aft
uu6 ffamme aus Gag SarbOr Guf Guuss
Selanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
atnrh nnf fefnent Soften,

&burGOtte, q. q, 5. AuguF.- Babs
renb asffsru Elm @oufrufttOns3ug bes Duf
tupusr 3uetgs Der - Befern Horbs s&aroIt=
naer Balm" etne ffatle aub0be btuaufubr,
brad bic Rrppeluug btnter Der GofOmOttUs,
unb ber 3ug iaufe nit furdt5urer S'ibptu=
btgfstt Bic 8obnfrsde Btuab. Sos gau3e
getiOraI ipruUg BON tsm 3ugs nit aus,
nobue bee @ou6utteurs B1un, tpelbsr auf
Ieinem Bofeu blirb uub Die BremIsu an3u'
Ieasu neliutte. als ber 3ug etus Bride
srretdbte, fiirste bteieIbe inter BEN 4npraa
Der lGpersu aBaggous iuiammsu, Hub 8puu
mur6e unter bem @ebdIt begrabeu. gr sr=
Iitt icl6 i6uere SerIssuugen, baB er btuueu
Rtr.frr 6nrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
9te Weife Ses Nrdffbentert

Stug fon, 0..g., 5. guguf. = ,grd'
iItent arthur, Ietue Eodtsr NeGlte, SRI.
Settle Wic @lrop, General Sharp uuo 9.
s. GO1fsubiu retfeu bsute nod BEN Cats
iiUgebir9e ab, no Fe stne 8u9e usrbrtugel
tusrbsu. au nIlsn 3ptideufattOusu an Der
GabH tparsnSoItsbaufeu periammelt, pslfe
cen Bratbeutsu turd 9odrufs begriBten.
3u &bt6sfier puroe etn arttlertsialnt ub-
asfeuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
Rabnad's reau[trenae gtaen
Sos mddti8e 2ebus unO Wo8en'9ellmittel
@Olltommsue Burgau5cH, liuoernos Ab'
iiibrmittsl, pirteH obHe Stmer3,
fiet8 Suualdiiig un0 HatilrIId.

Gin peoetcb.IitC5 Griatmittel tltr Solomel
gQia obue gefpeitrcd elegant NIT ilbem parI
gIacirt pureiren reBuItrcH, re''lsen nHs tFat'geH
RaSpGs's gtlIen CUR 6stuus GLIsr geagsH',
qebers, geb6cmes gereuz un6 SIaleHlet6en, Rerpena
orrrgbsfteu ppp+tueb, tueibll1eu BeibUeroen gaats
ii1Trit @pSetitmaugeL, Sgrteibigtelt, 8srfiobfing
ffTbgrbatliGfeit Gbsoepite, 9auenietben, fteber
ifnferIsibs ertslnoRug 6imDrrbDisea uHb aHer 5t5s
rifroen Der gtu3eDeite. RetR be9etnbtIli5, seine
Spnr pon glerhr, gtReraIien ober i4abt5er Bros
rsg- aqau 6ee6ts foIsenbe Sbmptcme bon Rranfs
bsiteu bsr Beroamugsorgaue: 8sritopfuHg, tnuerL&s
Sdmutrbpiben, BluttuallEug na3 benz Ropfe Sdure
In Tugeri Ilebelteit, SC6trsmen etel bpr 6em G's
fen DGqenbrl6en idures duiitoBen fintenoe ober
bCbeube GmpfreAug in Der glaaengrube, BebeH bes
6eraeus eritidsHees Geftbl betm 2iegeu EGdeu ooer
TIore por ben HuBeu, 6ts0er unb bHmpfe S5msreu
In Rorfe Mlauqsl an &uB6lnituna, eelbes Ausfe6en
Ser 6aut unb Der Qugeu, SeiteHhe6en, Sbmerltu In
ter 8rut unb in zen glisetr1, ploslide Inpaqung
ron Sise 8reEHCn bes 5ieti9e5.
GiEige Eoien ron 8 8abpap's 4tIlen DerbeH
rem G6rper pon allen pbengenaHHteu GEGutbsitsn Be-
FrBr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
gS if b0dt pihtig fir icbe 6amuie, eiucn
&Orratb p0u
SIaOman's 2seQbn 9se[ipf

INNER i'm Sauie Su babsu. Seiu @ebraud
mtro bel ShmGr5Gn unb &raufbeit fd INNER
bcilidm crpCrCu. gidts auf Der g8elt liut 10
idnelI SdmerScn ONer tbut Dem 6Ortitritt Der
Syaulhelt 10 raid @iubalt, mic Ready Relief.
IS tit angenebm ais StdrtuugS,, 9dmer5euS.
filuH98 Ooer IinOernOe5 8aihmittel.
$40 epioemiibe &ranfbciteu, /. .. 5Sieber,
3(uhr, Cholera, Grppe, 9pbtbcric, S9ar.
l0dfieber, guuacneutSiiHouug unO auDere 608z
artige Srantbciten berridu, miro Gaoman'S
Ready Relief, weun mad auuciiuug eiuqe.
nonmen, ben OraaniSmus Dor Gnidileu be-
mabrCn un0 ben BON Der Sraufbeit ergriiieueu
BotiCnten id)nell furireH.
9(ciienoe iollten tet8 cine fSlaIde BON 9luO.
Maps Ready Relief bel I9 tragcn. gtlide
&ropien bapOn, i'll g8aiier gctbau, beugeu alcu
ZEN &roufbGiteu uno bamit uertuiipften Qeioen,
Die aus Dem @ebrauh upgemobuteu Iriutl
naiitr8 Cntltehcu, Dor. @5 1T elm beIiereS 5tts
mulans, ais 6rau5brauntpeiu ooer Sttter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
Die NrpbibitiUn in JOipa. .-Di6
tiae SertGt8entI6eiSuun.

0uscattue, Sa., 5. aug. - 91t1ter
Sabea bat i'm 7. Sopa'er Sertdt8ba3trt etue
pi9tige @utidetbuug iiber bic Surtsbittton
Der Brteoeusrthtar uuter 6am ueusu Bro1t'
bittonsgsisbe abgegebeu. Die @Rti5etOung
Inutet babtu, baB bic 5rtebsnsrtdtar tetae
SurtsbtttiOu sur gFlebiguug bon SdIeu me-
gen llebertretung ieues @eieses habeH una
tetn llrtbetI fG[leu, ioubern nur etn Yorosr-
b6r nbbaItsn unb bic Qngetlagten eusntuel
bGm 8ifriftsgertdt iibertuEtea fouuten. Der
Gidtsr buiirt ieiu @utahteu auf ben I'm.
ffnnb, bab Ste i'm BrOAibitiOnsgsisse Uorge,
d1riebenfn Strnfsn bic Surtsbtfttou Der
6rteoersridter iiberffstgsu. Inter Oisicr gut.
lGeibung rpercsn nun ale bier megeu uebsr.
trstnrg ees @siesss stngeleitsten alageu
absepteieu. 9ie 6ruge 1T BON GROCER Erag
tpsits, unb cine 4ppellation an has Sbers
QertG5t iolI etnGereiGht merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
0imlte1t Nertaut !
QnnhfhminnrI in Rebrn8Fa.

Omaha, Rebr., 2. Auguf. - Gin @ous
iortium, uuter ibnen Der @lart BON Reiths
@ountp, batteu itd 3uiamrlen getbau, um tn
6em Sertnuf BON Sdul 2inosreteu eineu
betriissriideu SdGdsr su MAIDEN, Der aud
gegIiidt iff, 10 baB !. 3. Der &ouutp &lert
6abet $4,000 nerbteut bat. 4ls Nebrasta
ole Staat In 6te linton aufgeuommeu pur6e,
tpurbsH2, 200, 600 Gder9unO BumRtsBbraude
Der 0HeutliGen Sduleu nu8geistt. Rah
stusm GsIsse iOEte bas 2cnO cue 25 Sabre
abgeiGatt nsrben unb, nenu nt6t 0ertaufz
lid, ON ben Reifbtetenbeu perpa6tet rper'
ben; Der nie6rtgffe 8srfaufspreis mar anf
81 pro Nfer fsfseiest, unb bod pareu bic
8ertdnfe nidt jnblreif. 6ierauf bate bas
etmGbnte GoniOrttum feiueu @auuer Blnu
bufirt; burd gsmifsHIOie Su6isfte purOeu
Abitdsuuss Buptere uutar3ei6uet, In bic
bann IpGter oie i3tifer etngefiist ipur6e. Statt
nun 4ugsbots aussuiGretben tpuros oas
Qunb purselenmaiis OIL Rapiraltfsu uutsr bft
Sanb periGatert, NIB Der BahtUertrag BON
@ountps sglcrt als rtdl;ig auaBeRsQt, uuter=
,etduet. 9aburd, tpuree ber SaulfOno oes
Stuates betroaeu rnb etue tlstne In3abl
@1uuel murDeu Al WtnipndcCl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
&aOWap's SteaOn belief
0AT otr SttUc NIn0crun9 iin0en.

N"'l 49, - 'N''N N'4'ONN'tH lI4tpt4ls
Snt5Hnonu9 Der gticrcn, gu3ilnOuug Der
gIar, GeoGrm @ut5unOung, Quaaens
9on9eiltou, 5trStIopien, bpacriihe 4u.
IDLE, Srduue, SataTb, gleruUTtdt.
SdlaiIof9seit, 6itttmeb, 8ruRs, 9}idtus
ooer @licOerihmerjen, Gaetihuuoeu.
SranOz uno Sribmunoen, &ufauduus
gen, taIteS nno bieigcs 6icber.
Die 2nlpcHouHg bCs Ready Relief an Seu
leiocnbeH Sheileu oeritafit a4gMbIidlibc Sin.
oGung unO @rIelbtcrunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
SemOnffrdttOn Der Hnabbdnai9en
RepubIiFaner in BrppFInrA

0epsgort 5. 4uguf.-9is uuabbau
gtgsn 8spubItfauer BON BroOtlpn bteIten
beute 4beno stne Seriammluug i'm arossu
Spernhauie. Sas 2ofal mar BON Seiu6ern
iibstfii[t. Inter ben AnnsienOen befanosn
ftd uiele SemOErGten, iorute etne groBe Gu'
3ubl Blaine SepubItfauer, ipelde bte Ser=
banbluugeu bdnftg OHrh 9drm unb j3iidsu
uutsrbradeu. Sornce 6. 9smtug faugirte
aIs Sorfter uu6 ftsllte nod ether far3eu
Guiprad)e ben Srn. 9arl SGur3 als Rebner
por. Sr. SGur3 iagts,> sr tpiui1e, baupt'
Id1ItG 3u ben RepuEifausru 3u rebeu Hne
on bersn Beruunft limb tbren Batrtuttsmus
5u appsGtrsu. 8Ir Sartf tomme bet oem gez
genpdrtigeu g1abItampfe ntbt tn Bstrnft,
ss bnnble fiG etn3ig unb nlIetn mn etns CUTE,
ebrlid]e 8egtsruug, bts BON Blaine nidt 3u
bpffsn Jet.
&ebuer berlas nlSbann mebrere Der barit6.
ti9tsn GlplItgau. 8risfe uuO erlauterte Die
in Gsrbiunuug btermtt gegeu Blutne erbOs
benen anflaQeu. &te anpsienbsH Aubdnqsr
BIatnt's duBerten TIRE WtBbtutgEug bauftJ
70 bsftia, bnB Sdur3 pteberbOIt mebrere
Wtuuten lang abbreden nuBts. 3umS 5luIie
prtes Reouer bte 3ugeuben &teueLau6's uuO
ertlGgte 6euielben Der QnterfIBuug zines
ieben guten SiirgtrS uiirbt8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
JabreSs GOp0ent Der D4maigamar
te0 NfYpcidtipu."

Ytttsburg, Yeuni., 5. 4nguit. = Der
nsuuts Sabrss 6onpant Der 'Amalgamated
Association of Steel and Iron Workers
irat bente Rorgeu bier 3uiammsn. 200 De.
lsgateu parsn aupsisnS. Sice BEdfSeut
Seenp aus Btttsburg btsIt cine 8swtGtOm'
mnugs Rshe, tn meIdter er Gr3iebuug aIs
has befie Ultttel sur Qebung Der Sage Der
4rbetter befirUCrtfte uno Oaju rtstb, Iuss
ffdues 10 niel, aGs m0gId, su uermetbeu.
BrGiibent Bsthe's Qutport mar In BEN nam
TiG,pn rnniRrhnfihPn Tnnp nehnIfrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
RahIen in 1ttah.

Gait 2utezGitp, Utah, 8. GaguR.-
SIM Serritorium lltab fauben gefsru bls
Gruntppableu ffatt. Ste Diormonsu Ct
nGblten alle 8eamten tn ieSsm @ountg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
Scr GeISmnrFt,

Rep<gort, 5. auguf. - 6oIgenOss
finb bic 5dtuBnottrungeu: 9slb 0Huets
IN IL groseut uuo idlOB 8u II PrOJent.-
5terIfnqs sgBedaIel 4.S2-482t auf ieds3tg
Soce unb 4.S4-4 SAT auf 5i6t. 8au6es'
ObIieaticuen 3spres. 100, 4!.pro3 1923
unb Apron. 120.-&ttten: A6ams' @rpreH
80, Central sBactfic All, @bei. & ObiC ~,
Grie 165, DO. Brtor. 80, gate'5bOre 86B,
RS. Central 624, Rortb> >Befleru 104B, DO,
grior. l344, R.zg. Central ll0f, Bttteburg
1856, 8eubtna 27s, Sod 5slanb 1874 llutous
Racific 464, @saeruelluion 66g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
.9en colletoatloeu ZONE 9eaQItel
abfabrt ees arfttfthcm Gefbpaa
hers BON Rprt5mputb mad Reip=
GL nrG

8prtsmoutb, R=9., 5. guguf. -
Btottsu Sefrstdr Chamber trat beute auf
btm Guubesoumpfer vEullnpoOia" etue Ser'
griigHngefabrt an, ptrb isS6d ;uriidtebreu,
ebe iib has uorbatIanttihe @efhuaber BON
bier eutfsrnt. Die 8ampfer Ehetts,"y Bear"
nnb DaIert" gineen bsute frdb uad Nsu
llnrf ob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06

SIN gbilubelpbia fisIlteu gsfisru bts
G[IeuroorenhdnhIer g. @rsBpau & Comp a.,
gr. 440, UfartstfraBe, unO bic Rutfdsu.
bol,eufabrtfnntsn gHilion d pubbaro, gtr.
23O1, Gberrpfra6s, bte 3shluug stn, Die
BuIFua Der erfersu Ttrma betrageu $40,-
coo uub 6ie her 9sstsrsu $50, 600,
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in elmer BITS stDan4fa NRfnu+su

@IeIdlplel, ipte groB Die SdmerSen auh ieiu
mogtn, be an dhenmatiSmus 9el0enoeu, ele
Stiilagat9sn, bic Serfritppclteu, Die gieru6ien,
6tc an NTpcuDeh uno aHbcrell Srant6eten
gel0tn0eu merbeu in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
gei QpOtbgttrH 81 babeu.
grei8 25 Genis bic Shahtel.


MllN XIX. NJ " NNU D q ",
giQu ihlde eiue Brieimarta an 8a0mag
& Gomp., yir. 80, BlreuiiraBe, Jems9Orf.
re- BslsbrIus, Tapisnes ben Dollars ipsTtB lpirs
bafGr ugsitldt per6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06

iIar unb ih6n. 6iHueu 6igblatteru. Tdmarse Flsdeu
uub 4usi6idse nerben Dertriebeu BInoeH uHb Ges
itpiire baI6 ge9elIt. 28er an 5tropbeIu, Au9euz
Jsunbs, Gbre1lz, 8etns, gals un6 3renau8I6 ldgen
leihet bic b IN 6plge ungebeiter RrGut9eiten O6er
hes @ebrau4s bon BlertIr ober dRenbem Subltmat
nuaebduft une ausgebrsitet ba5eu, bari t9 aui bic
SeiIuns perlaiien, ipenu bos SutiGpariiaR 70 Iauge
9ebrautt utre, baB g eireH GiEbrui aui ben DrgGs
ftsmus madts
Cine 5luite bcu bieiem entbdIt mebr tpir,Iame
QrsueDiie ais ietes anbere Dlittel Elm T5eeI6ffeL
bon hieiem bat idpn Mtriur9, tooaegsn man bon aHs
beren gtltteln ldnis bis iedsmeI 70 bteI brau4t-8e
4pDtbeiern ~ bnber.
Die TlaiAe etueu Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
9Iu h0s g}ublifuu

gerIargt ia utr &obpHb's uHe dbte. barauf, bds
ber Blame .,8aepaa" fR eai benz eelauitsn 4rliiel
befubgt. (l56-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
@eian0Bett if 9tetdltBum.
Gcfunb beit bee 91rperS Beretd5 srt
ben @CifF.
GarfapartlLtan gfefolpent,

cir 6CiImittcl, 0chen 8elianot6eile auBerorOent.
libcm,OBtulidegi giaenidQfen baben, lueieulih
Sur 5ieiuiguna, 6ciluHg, Bieberhcritequug
mo 6rditQung Oe8 nieOergcbroaeuen un0 ers
itD0pitcn S0rpsr8, ba8 cine d. nellie, auge.
Hcbme, ildere BebauOlUug Hne BAN
crnoe 6cilung gewGbrt.
GltidUigI, wle OaS GCiben baiBen mag, Oh
Str0pbcln, SdminOiudt, Syphilis, See
itpiire, gGuuben, @eihmulie, S6pCquugeu,
9toic Oor SajfluB, guugeH', gtiereHs, 8laIcu.,
@ebdruutters, 6auts, gibers, gtaaen- ODER
llutsrlcit5trnufbCit, drOnjiber oOer conitiu.
tioucUu 2lrt-oas @tftitBtim Blute, welbcs
bic ubqcuiBtcn Gbctle erisst unO leae Srgaue
mo Die Ucrbrauhten S6tprgemebe reparirt.
QGeuu OaS &lut uuqeiuuo IN, 10 fam iciE
Experimentation tein geiunoe8 ieM
9o5 Sariapariuian 9teiOtOent
if ridt mn cine m5gIciicuoe 2lr3uet, iouOern
fdat Die barmoniihe Gbatlgtett aqer Organe.
G8 felt i'm auuScn Cr9aui5mu8 bic 6armouie
Der TunftiOneu bu un0 lcf.rr 0cH 8lutNfdBeu
eircH rcirenuu0 gciuu0cH S!rOmHeHcn Geb:ns.
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S2r. 1873.
@5 mar cas- criic uuo blci6t
ea8 etnatae Observation-Disclosures

oos ou9cnblldlih bic id)udlitfcu 5hmer,cn
ftlt uHo gntiuuouugcu uno Glutaubr1r1
lmoert, gletd)Dttl, oh iie III Der 2uHqc, Inn aPas
gen, III etn GIug2mu0eu, ben Druieu o6er
anoertn Srgauen auitrtteu, meun man as Elm.
nal bcnutt, unO ;mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-06
eOFagBeFt8te aus 0Baf6tustOu.

Sn brd1fter @gfnbr. - Slcibt ucridJuuncen.-
&tnbrudb. - Ser Can't fir iene 3rappur.
gSaibtHgtOn, 3. QuauR.-Sr. ga
muel griiubaum bon bier ltdr3te am 5Ouu=
tng BON &O!ou'5 2an6uugSPIaB aus ias
gGnfer nnb oeroanfte ieIue Rettung unr
Der ErauOur etus8 Sru. Dltanel Stetu.
- go lit uOh INNER ul4t geluugeH, ben
2iufeItbalt8ort oes betanutlta lett IRtttnod
Dortger WOlhe iPurlOs DeridmuuosuRa 5lu.
2Gm y. 6renG 3u ermtttsIH.
Gu5 osm 2abeu Der Trau 6sleHe
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

The guardians of the treasury depart
ment building at Washington are mex
orable in enforcing the rule which for:
bids the admission of visitors after
o'clock. Even Mr.. Gresham, few days
after his appointment as secretary, not
being recognized by the Waterman. was
once denied entrance until he proclaim
ed and proved his identity. One day
President Arthur went there to see Sec
rotary Folger and was not recognized by
the guard until the latter had said, me-
chemically. AFTER 2 O'Clock, sir" The
president understood the situation and
said gOOd-naturedly, 81 don't care to
come in; just take q message to the sec
rotary" But can't leave my door
sir" sald the Waterman. well, I'll
keep door for you while you are gone"
suggested the president, and actually
kept watch at the door until the watch,
man returned.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
4 SENSIBLE YIEK.

Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald, one of the
great trio Of Indiana Democratic states
men, takes q sensible view of the polit'
ical sItustion, upon which the members
of his party would do well to ponder.
He had this to say on being shown dis
patch from A. P. German to Chairman
Henderson of that state.
1 think that proclamation OF Mr. Bar
mum, calling upon Democrats every
where to fire guns, and in other respects
treat the election of Cleveland as set
tied fact, was all wrong. ! think, also,
that there was no warrant Tor an ex-
change of congratulstory messages be-
tween Cleveland and Hendricks. and
that it would have been better II
Blame had not sent any mes
the Republicans had carried New YORK.
Ny opinion is there ought not to be a
single gun fred until the result is finally
and officially announced, The vote in
New York is altogether 100 close for
either party to claim the state with alb
solute certainty. TINS Is not the time
for Infiammatory speeches, but good
citizens should be prepared 10 await.
quietly and calmly, s peaceAble settle
ment of the question by the proper ap-
thorities. AY fear Is that If single gun
be fired by either party against the other
in any of those demonstrations. II might
endanger the federal Union, Snd think
everything should be done to allay par
II spirit instead OF lnfisming the public
by speeches, such as some gentlemen
have thought proper TO deliver IN the
last few days.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
MR. BLISS AND TIE HERALD.

MR. BLISS AND TIE HERALD.
Geoge Bliss sent the following sharp
and sensible letter to the New York
Herald this week in which he forcibly
tells some plain truths:
In an article on the subject of the pro-
posed watching the canvass of votes on
the part of the Republican party, ad-
dressing yourself directly to Mr. Evarts
and myself, you say: Gentlemen, you
will push this country perilously near
the verge of revolution if you persist
in your chicanery and find urscrupu-
lous supervisors and faclle judges to do
your bidding. Your party was fairly
beaten In the election. The majority
did not submit to be hOWled out of its
victory last week and Will not submit to
be juggled out of it this week. 1t has
no more respect tor your lawyers tricks
than it has for a mob's bludgeons. The
presidential cheat of 1876 shall not be re-
peated with success, nor attempted
with IMMUNITY. You may f1stter YOUR
selves that your lawyers gowns are
strong enough to protect you. But be-
ware for your own sake lest you be mis-.
taken. If you are as wise as your recent
associate, Jay Gould, you will follow
his example of surrender"
You say these are "plain and serious
| words" Let me give you "plain and
serious" answer. This is no time for
| threats, abuse or denuciauon. Such
language will do no good. 1t may do
harm. In no event will it brighten those
whom it is apparently intended to fright
en-. Neither the Herald. nor ex-Corpo-
ration Counsel Whitney, nor the Demo-
cratic national committee has been
| k.tE Al 80 a A.
| whether Cleveland or Blame is elected
Even less has the mob which you and
your associate are endeavoriDg to STIR up
been so selected. and neither one nor all
| of you will be permitted to usuTp the de.
| cislon. You are entitled to your opinion
| and others are entitled to ours.
| choose to hold mine IN allegiance until
| the properly selected tribunals settle the
| question. You do not pursue that CON
sentative course. To aid in securing a
settlement by these tribunals have
| undertaken to watch over the
count in this county, with other
gentlemen as my advisory associates,
and I propose TO do it regardless of any
ones threats have had some expert
ence aud some success in such matters
Mr.. Hoskins obtained his seat as lieu
tenant governor by corrections in the
canvass IN this county made by NV do
| ing precisely what propose to do at the
present time and nobody got red IN the
face or attempted to save his pending
bets by crying fraud or revolution. AT
the time Mr.. Havemeyer was elected
mayor sundrY men who are now loud
mouthed in denouncing fraud were IN
| Just the same manner prevented from
obtaining their certificates through fraud.
If any district return in this county is
false or incorrect OF does not properly
represent the legal votes actually cast, !
shall do my best to have it corrected or.
If that Is impossible, thrown out.
The fear of examination you and 9TH
ers develop goes far TO convince me th al
you feel there is something you don't
want examined. GEORGE BLISS.