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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

- gleue Ggrarti6e llurubeu wtrOen aus
GItm6Iauo bert&tet, 3te aOiadeu ptoer'
ieben iih Der StsueretntretbIEg.
- Tir ban GeIud oss S0Hig8 bon &talteu
in BGlItu III bic 3eit 3DtIdeu oem ~. gtat
uub bem ;. Suut au8eriebeu mOroeH.
- General Grant tam UOrgaferu 3u Sc
flung gOutce, Strg., an uuo nitro 4 bis =
8oteu i'm y9bgeia. 6OteI" Osrbrtu8eu.
- 6eurg @eor8e rDirb uidfCu8 etue
Retie Quf Dem eurCpaii1en Continent m4
den uub oGuu mad 4mcrtta 3Uritfte9rsu.
- Gbce. z. 2Gbttebeao 1T In petersburg,
9Ug., negeu Grmorbuug Uou Suntu5 u.
8cggr8 3u 70 S0BrCu 3u4tRaU5 UsrErtbctlt
uOJ6Gu.
- Der BrQfeft oou Uatlauo bat bic pro
iaftirte Eeter gun 4uoenlcH al Den Go9
Wcwiura, uelde am 10. D, Uit3. tattftAoeu
ioltg, oerbOteH.
- gGje ,,Erufb" in gouoou Dtiieu MID,
mitD ber gyice R6uig Don SuOiGu, y0ro Rt.
bon, ba5 nod GugIaub 3uridtebrsu; GorS
yorue fol- III iatuem gtadfOlBsr GHSsrleBsH
Ietn.
- G6obpid8 Bart ItaS" IN Qfbtou,
uubsr ygue, Guglau6, bruuntsu gsteru frl5
utgber. Cu Der uGmtiheu Staot fILo 1000
gRebcr gegsu etue 2oBnsrbo4Hn8 aH5gsFau'
ben.
-QouSouer gErutb" bamerEt b0bHiidg @e.
neral grabam mufe fir ictueu SIeg bti
Sch ugutQfenS 3nm Ser}Og nit etaer Apa=
uuge BON idbrljR 100000 Dollars er4ooeH
merofE.
EurE 8rapotttu BAT tie frau3OFibG 8e
eierE1Q 9e5steu, tGU I'M 9eflHJUtfe 3u
EIojr9Gur 3u lQIisu, petI CT BORT IN Oeryid3I
Don 9ati8 tf gub bic DOtumeuts, bic er bai
fetueu wtifeuIdailIi4eH 6Ori4uHgeu brau4t
let&ter erIaugeu fam.
- gertfte ba8 brtttiheu SanbelSmtHtft,
rinms erge5an, buB Ote @tufubC IN 9roB
britQrrteu ui5reu0 oe5 IlOuatS 5ebruar Ia
Rgrafgibe ,uH Februar 1888 nm E2S9, O0C
nbu9bm, ndhreuo bte Gu8fubr tn 6gr nam
li6er BerioCe uu 1927 900 3uuabEl.
- Gin W}auu, glamsus AuBuFu8 9Qrrt8
Dirc!tCr be8 sDruru'2auesEbsaters@ tn VOu
CON. pur6e geftera i'm aSOteI Continental
III VCrt8 um ciueH g8e6'el Guf tlOOO
Iopie I'M einGu bO1su BetrGg IN SausHotsl
uuO &tamantCu beraubt.
- Der Srl6Hber Relts, pst@er fd tiri
G6 In @rseuod, SdOttlaub, Der BOltls
fsLlte uub etne aus Der 2Eft gsgrtfeue @:
idltdlte T6er Die grmOr6uug bee Carl Gett
! rim eri6blte, tf pabufnuig erlldrt uao etue
| SrrsHanfalt iiberautuOrtRt DOrbeu.
- 0teygrtIb ,0tsrattOus&O., peI4s De
| 3utd bat, ote llmIisbcluug aus otdt beO0
ierteu gsgeubGn Srlanb'5 ul4 meutBer bt
po6rtsu ~ foroeru, tf NIT etuem Raptt.
oou $50 coo Bfo. ct. tH'8 Gebeu getreter
Ecrreu III gJdFoeut bee &trsttOrtum5, Oel
mebrere Observation-Disclosures augebOreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
@rrfer Diebftabl tn Nbtcaa0.

6 tCoQ0 0, 7. Wf0r3. - 0egen UPr a1l
gamfaq gIo6mtttag uerlieB s. g. Bartlett,
gablmeiifsr olr .&btCago' '8urttngt Itu'
Cqsr 8ubu," Ieiu 8iireau uuo gtug gum
Gfeu. o6ue isine Spinbs 30 idlteBeu. 4l8
n " surddtsbrte mar Der gau3e Sabatt Scr
Gpjnbe, nit ausnabme etltder Badete
Rleireclo - i'm @Grieu ettpa $4,000 - gez
fto5ltr moreeu. Der 3atlmetfsr pproe
msger Isirer RGhIdiF8teit eUtIaiIeu, un0
@cteimpoti3iitsn ItuO nit elmer lateriu5au8
tsauftrogt mor6an. Bis istt,bat man nod
FffnP Gnur Don ben 3iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
NiehmdrFte.

Gbicugo, 7. Rdr3. - 5dDeine: 81.
fubr 10000, 8erienouug 1000 StGd; Breiie
Uarrtrteu 3uiIdau $500 unb $T.50.-&iuos
pteb: 3ufubr 5000, gerIeHSuug 3l0O; Breiia
Dariiteur 5ptfdsH $500 uub 800. -
S6aafa,: 3ufubr 4OO0, Barieu0uuB 100;
Brsiie Uarttrteu 3Dtiaeu $3.50 uHo S. 90.
ct. Fonts Z. Wdr3. 3.-9dUetue: gu.
fubr 280O, BerienSuug 1900; Bretie Uartir'
ten 3nti6eu 1926 uub $7.15. - Rtab0teb:
3ufubr 1900, gerieubHug 1900; Bretie 0lrt'
trtsu 3ntidsu $4.G0 uu6 500. = S4uafe
3uFubr 1000, 8erieu6uug tsiUe; Pretis Dart'
trteu 1niiGeu &2. 10 unO $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Mrbeifer. auocIeoe enhetter.

Ytttsburg, YeunI., 7. Y!dr3. = De
Qrbetter in Ginger, NtTltd & Comp. 3
Stablpsrfe babeu bsIdloiisu, Die Gvbett am
Rontage etn3ufeIeu, i'm 6aue Die Strml
auf elmer 0obnrebuttiou bebarrt. Die Sob
leugrdber 3u Sabuer's Citation ftno gu elmer
QotureouttiOu rou etHem bnlbeu Gent Pre-
guIGel Oil Die 4rbeit 5uriidgetebrt. Stc
unterisidueteu unBsr6sm stusH &Outratt,
tu1G psldeu ie fid oerphtdten, auf DaHer
eiues Sabres tetne 9obRerb05uug 3u for6erH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Sir bic 9etlung bOu
9uTcn, grfdlmngcn, idw:rem 2lt9msn
!uCldIc CUR S4lUiaO.
Iudt biniaBren.

Setns ItHberuOfa gtuptrFuugau auf bic
gerst3ten 2uftr55raeu ertIareu ii5 aus Oer
EbatIahe, 0aB ieiae Sugre0t:u3tsu aus ben
10 ptrifamfsuQungeu BetImitt,I
befeben, nsIae ii5srBaupt beiaunt Fub,
tuosm ba8 @run6sttmeut aus bsm SOutg ber
o9OreBouub". ".Bfar3s (guborn) beie5t, pa.
DE NIT Der oIbieS Balfamea" ODER bcm
DgaIiam oOu @tIeuO" in 8erbtnOuHs &c.
braattf. QuBsroem FnO in Otefsm 9stI.
mttta fuuf aubere botQBtf&e
GIcmeuts Uerbunoeu, rpelaeietuer 5etl.
trarte etae Eoa crb6bte Btrtu1g
Bcbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
WrtnI9lprFcr wod1rtdbfett.

Nep.Yort, 2. ytar3 --@irca 81, ,450, 900
In Sartgel6 Dsrbeu mOrgeH BON bier mad
europa oeridtfit msrbsu.
Ger groOfl9uer y@agle" pur6e beute
i'm 2bsrgGrid1te BON ftu98.@ouutp CUR Bah
Iura pom 6 Gents Sda6sneriaB on U. D.
SanbIep usrurtbeilt. SanSIen bate oaS
8latt tpEgsu SerleumNuug auf $4,000
Sdateuerias Oertlagt.
- Ete pou Ger Rspubttt Seuc;uala Der
gtobt Tep Yorf gum @ei4euf gemahte
Statue eeS 2tberators StmOn SOitUar Id
isbt uullsnbet NIB ptr0 TN Central. Blrte"
nnfgeffellt pgrbeu, iobal6 elm PATHFINDER Ort
fir fie auaqem6btt mOrbeu 1T.
- Die 8rootlguer !, ,StMeS" perOfeutltdt
beute baS Gagebuf, peldes 9teuteHaut
@reelp pom ietusr Gbfnbrt aus ct. So6ns,
R.,S., bis 1um auguf 1881 fiibrte. AEl
lsbtereu Datum beianb er fi9 su Stscooarp.
SGrbcr in Der 9a6q Trautliu' Bat. gr i6tdtt
So8 Bud an ieireu 8ruosr In Renburgport
WaiI., suiummeu nit etuem S9reibeu, tn
psldsm sr utttbeilte, er beabfi1ttge, ott
Qatp Srautltu Sat TN September gu oGr
IGifeu.
- Tlidael S'0uh, Elm Rarreufubrmaun
nur6e bEute giadmtttng Ga Der SarcIap
frase BON oem Stnlisuer SrauCisco Iutonit
Sur6 etneu Reiisrftd tn o!e Sruf t6btltd
perpuuost. Rebrere Stro6snluugeu batter
S'9op NIT osrfautten apfelfiueH bsporfsu
uno S'9a1, nslder ben Stalteuer fiir bsl
4nareifsr btelt, oerissts Semislbsu stHel
YettiGenbtsb. GutOuto 5og baHH Elm Wtsiis
nub buhrte IS bsm Suhrmuun tn bte Sruf
90 ptsl fsbt f.f, 9r. Baq'B ySufeu- -5p
rup," liant @ebrau6ss sAumetilug etugeuon
| rr1en. nsrtretbt ben hsitiafsu 6uhsn. l59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Eer @elomarFt.

Renzgorf, z. giar5. - Totgsube
fu6 bic S6lushOttruHgeu: @elo Ofnete 81
I-19 Bro;eut unb idlOb gu II Broieut. -
GterItuq z8stIsI 4.S69 -4.87 uuf ie8sjtg
S0oe u2o 4. 4.894-4.90 auf 5t@t.-SunoeS.
SbIiaattOneu :: 3spro3. 101, 44.pros 113t
unb /. pro3. 1234.-&ttteu: Gbams' grpreB
I28, Central zBacific 594, @bei. & Ohio 13t,
Grte 24j, DO. BriOr. 6St, 2ate.S5ore 1929,
V..S. Central SSf, Rortb> >gBefern 1889, DO.
Brtor. 1881, 81. 81. Central 11G8, Bttts6urg
13S, 8subtng 58I, Sod 5slaub 1919, linton
gactfc SOL, Deferuz Union 74s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Observation-Disclosures!

fdlIua &c I'M o0rtgeu Sabre ab, Sbre aujetge
getrIF Fs bes ScPfeu.Bttteru" gu publi5treu,
ba Id 1u Ssr 3stt glaubts, 6aB bic gfebi3tn
Rdftgtsitas Yriu3tptsn uttt befOrosru m5d'
te, a5sr Id Ie5e iSet etn, baB Dem utd3t 10
III, uub bGB i'm gegsutbetl Der 8ittsre eius
Ietr nertbooue Re6i;iu tn, bic rstuer SCnu
uno mir ielbf ptsl Sutes getbuu BAT, ruO es
aeretdt mir 1um beionosrenS SerguigeR, Dtes
iur Seffeuai6tstt ;u brtngen. BaifOr 8 D..
5eaut q u, 9iebattsur ossy Some Sentinel, ="
REtp.0ort, lJtGril-l5t&ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Ser Getratbea unb 8iFtuaIten'
GRnrfr.

Gbtcago, 7. gdr3. - Ilsbl fsf; 8ats
ten 3lemltdl lebbaft nab ialoB I6tr ben
gefrigeu Staten; Wats In gutter gtaqtrage
uub stm0s bUber; Safsr, 8Oggen uno gtrts
flrttg; gdpetuefetfa ls65aft BET gutter yta4s
frage uuO idlUB fta. Butter tsttg uHo isit.
Ra6fsbeubes tuo bts SdIuBnOttruussu:
gBai,eu: 4prtl-91H-91s, Sunt-985-98t;
Wais 4prtl-51t-51t, Stunt 56t-5BE;paftr
314-324; Gogqeu 58t;gerRe 63b;5la9slaa'
utu l SIS: g6usiushatid: glar3 -l7.6O-
1895, Stunt II. .82t-17S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Ser @dIaen.

@uUGunab, Ga, Z. 9tari, - Da0tb
WcQatu, pel6er gB. 9. 9eTtcn aul 5. Gsbr.
1879 uor ben augsu ietuer Samtlte eritOB,
purbe beute Rtttag 3u Gra6srs' 9tG 6ifents
lid ge6Gngt. @r geberoete iif nuf oem Saaf'
fote gletG etuem 8ObiId]tt8eu uuo ictu Sob
nor ttn i6auberbafter.
GorftCQ1a, Ser, 7. 0arj. - Der
Vcoer Sarrtion Btltnuls mur0e 6euts RAD
mittaa i'm btefigeu @ef6ugntBbofe SHrd ben
SnuHg bingsrtdtst. 8te Ddaer auer be
usdbuTten SIuier rpareR NIT 3uIhaueru
betedt. BtItome ermOrbete TN IeRttn Saai
Tetne gdpdgertu, neil tbn bjeielbe bet Der
goIt3et lrtlagte, istue 6raR mtB5aHNett }u
hGbgu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Die EbfHcGeuug
Gifenba6nrQtcn fur Einip dnberer.

ct. QoHts, 7. Mdr;, - &ommtfar Rt
fine BON Der n&ranscOHttneutal afoctas
ttoR" bat ben ueri4teoeueu, 0atih BON Ntii'
iourt gelegeueu @tisnbabuen teIegrap4ti4
ben 8sifIuB Der geuauuten &iioctatton NIT
getbeilt, baB OtsieIbe NIT ben mad Often &C.
beu6eu @tupnu6erer @rturftonsSiigen auf'
rGumen perbe uub ibE errHdtttgt babe, BON
anberen Qtnteu fir Observation-Disclosures
3ige oertaufte TtdetS utat an3uerteuueH.
3Tbtefem S@rttt bat fd1 bic aioctattoH Uer'
0u!aRt geiebeu, neil 8etiegeieuidaften BON
30-40 Berinusn ii1 Die fir ginDaHoerer
getrofiene @rmdBtguug Der Sabrpretie 81
Hubeu gem19t uno tire Etdet8 fir etma bic
SGIfte 6es Preties, ben iie iouft batteu 3abIeu
miiffpn, nefanit haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

amor, So, :, Mdr3. - Quf ber oG6ts
caeos sRtlnGuteez5 Pauler BObu1" ua6s
Der biefigeu Station, eretgrete fi4 beute etu
Infou, bird pelfeu etu 2ofonOtt0s8IArer
uub eiu 5et5er augsubGtdItd gst0otet pEr.
ben. Gin 8rsmier erIttt t6ou!be 8erlesun'
aeu. Ser ltufaU purbe burdl ben Sru9 e.
Ees Der Triebrdoer Der 2otomOtt0e Uerur'
Iad1t, nObur6 bic Qctomott0e aus BEN @e'
IstIe ugi6llsueert uur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Bier Menfdhen Surb etue SGmpf'
fefTeI= GrbIofSu aet6Stet.

Qeut8ton, Re,, Z. Nidr3. - Sn Der
ogofouer RIbte" 81 8rqaut'8 BouS erpIo.
birte benta Der Dampftefsl. Ster Renlden
puroeu nugenbItdttd get0Otet uuo elm flint
Ter lebeusgefdbrLth oerwuubet. 9ret oeE
@et0bteteu naren 8eIieIihRtebe aus Bottom
Ste batten geraSe ben Rsfel repartrt uni
maren i'm 8e8rtffe, tbre Ser!3euge 81 lam
mgtu, ole iib bic Srplofou eretguete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Sir @nikeI neInncht.

8idmouO, Strgu Z. gtdr3. - Gin
Sotou in 9ieufeu Der Steusrbedmtsu tpurbe
an lsttsu Samftage tn 6lUqo.9ouutD UOu
,.Wou6idetuleru" gebdagt. Ser Rame bee
gehduateu tff uidlt befdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
Sin nnbeFanuter Sampler se'
fFrnnDsf.

g0aIbtugtOu, 7. Rdrl,-Der Siguat-
Beaute 5u G6ircOtsage, Ba., tslegrapbtrte
nm {. .35 beute 4benb: y8thter giebet berriht
an Der Sifla. Gin uubetauHtsr Dampier
ltPgt oret Dtstteu iGb0ftt4 Don 2lfiateasue,
gG., auI 6em StranOe. Gtus giauHIdaft bsr
RfRsurettuugsz Station III oOrtbtu abgsgau'
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08


BaibtngtOu, z. War3.-Sm Senate
nurbe bic Sin augenommeH, etHe feuerfefte
RCCOr6. SaGe in NaIttugtou III errtdteu.
&te StlI ;ur @rriGtuug etue8 SAreaus
fir Qrbeiterffattfltf ruurbe 6es GdEgeren bee
iproden, aber nidlt erlebigt.
Sin iii6lt6sr 4niprud 6e8 Sru. 9raotot
bon gteD Orleans murbe na4 laH8ersr De-
bate ungeuOmmen.
Die SousD Btu, berihieOeue 0erutrtte
2au6'tsufuugen Der Bdctftcbnbneu oerfalleu
81 srtIGren, murOe gituftg etnbertHtet. Ser'
tagurg bts YIOntag.
Sm Rrprdicntantrnbau's
tpurhen r1ebrere Sins uOu gerjuger Stttta'
tett BON @ortte'u 3uritfberidtet un0 IN ben
6alenbsr eiugetrOgen. batuuter bic Bill 5Ir
8CniiouiEuug Der SEttttue 6e8 Generals
FrauciS y. Blair. 9a8 9au8 uaBu1 oQuu
ote Bid, melde OerorGnet, SaB 9lfreb BIel.
IOntoH nit cem Rauge etna5 SbtrAeu tn
&uhefanb oarisBt nsroen iOu, al8 uubeeu0es
tes 9eidGft 3ur Serbanbluua. Hl4 tIrjer
SebQtte truroe Elm BON Steele (Sub.) &C.
fe[lter Gutrag, BITE BID iuriif an oa8@oTItte
fir WiilitGr,Q ,Qfiairen ju uerpetian, nit 122
gegen 115 Stimmer angeuomU1cH.
Br0pu (Sub.) brGdte 'OfOrt cine Stu etu,
WPluit StU. AtILbU pllIUALUH ttHt uLVuuL'
Hide &eufou non 500 DerntOiGt; muroe
benz @omtte fir SR0oItbeu= BeuFonsn ii6er'
nlCien.
O'Netn Ga urterbrettate etueu 8eiaIu5
Der rPbilaOsIpbter }tebGr IiiOctattOn" 40
@unReu Der GufBsbuug oe8 2ootisn3wangs
ibermieier.
I'm l 30 girg has Saus in BlsnnrfbuHg
ur 3og ben BrtoatflLeU6sr In Betraat- 9a2
@omite blieb bis 4 lllr Rnhmtttag8 in
9ituug, uub srtsbigte 0eridtsOeHe BrtUat.
btIa. 9teieutge, melGe etnem Gemthen
St6uep 6erosrIon 2300 Uerpi(Itgt, muroe II
oer Blenarftung angeuOmmen uuO bonn SO
mite benz Sauie etnbertGtet, aIetn ebe 0eB
teras neiter eHtihteo puroe cine Bauie BIZ
t8 lIbr Abenbs genabt.
Die SbrneTeuug
beIdr6ntte ii5 auf bic @r0rteruHg BON PeH
iiousbius. Eeu3ebu 6erteIben, barHater etu
8tu 3ur Beufoutrung Der BtttDe oes Sen
SuSIOu &ilpatrtd, uno etne auoere, uelt
bic BENTON Der @ittne be8 9eueralftabsar3
tes Barnes auf $50 pro ROnat erb09t, pur
ben angenonmsu. lin 10 ubr oerta8te I'D
6aS Saus,
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GeGearopBfG0e 9epe(9eu.
AS. Gpnere8.-Grffe 9teuna.

8at$te Der ngFCeitrtsn Brsfis" faT neHa DeHF8en
GorrsibDESentsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

8ns Saus &Omtte fir Itiltt6roIugelegeu'
beittn beihloB bsute, uugiinttg iber bic Bid
~ berttten, tpeIte gepifau BsrioHeH bic
GrIaubutB artbeitt, auf Dem 9egteruug8'
Iunoe 3u Bef BOtnt, u. 3, mad 9ddBeu
III arubsr. Die bstreffenccn Berfoueu iudeu
nod ben @d6teu, Delds ber beridttgte
Btrat Captain Rt6b om SuoiOnfluiie begras
ben babsH iOl, unb boteu Der 8egterurg Elm
8terteI BON &lem, mas fte fiHoeu Uirten,
fir 6te etbstgue @rIaubutB an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08
w,r @s,onttc saTacut I'm SerIin

Berlin, Z. Wi6r5, - 0a8 o8entI5s
TageblQtt" Dar0fenujd}t bic 3ur Belt Der
grnennung bes 6ru. Sargent gu Cam Sc.
iauoti6aft6Pofan in Berlin UOn oeridte6eneu
ameut1aUiIdeH 3ettungsn gemaGren Com
nfutare, Die Hidt iebr gHatt8 fiiC Sargent
lcutgtcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

QoubOu, 7. Rdr3.-Brtu5 8tttor, so5u
te5 Brtu3eu RapoteOH, rutrb ua4 Gnglaao
!omreu, nm ote GrsRatiertu &aaeute 81 be-
Iu6eu. Gr bsmibt fd, GrlaubutB gum
8tenRe In etrer frembsu grmee uou oem
itap30faan Srteg8mtuttfr 9ensraI Gam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

&juOsr smpRnbsu groBcgiuOsruug OHra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

Berltn. 7. 0dr3. - SH &0uts tu0 bic
bier ceutI6en Subeu, rUglhe uater Der I'm
Fiaqg DOT 9ertdt ftan0lu, etua 5g1a9O8s gu
YeuIetttu auge3iiubst gu babeu, BET t9rem
iuetteu Trc}sfie frItgeiPrOdsu UoroeH.
Gine EnEIGge steen ZEN piauiffsH 5anS UUn
EsTIrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

- Sup @ouIb unS Tautlte reifeu geFslH
auf Der Sabt DItaIaHta" bon 6Iortoa uaa
BsftH6teH ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-08

f,ju, befanfttg,nosn gtgsnfdaft,n, wsuu Fs
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The state journal., 1884-09-06
CHAMBERSBURG.

CHAMBERsBURG, Sept. 3.
Beautiful Autumn, with all that the
term implies.
The nights are delightfully."- cool and
refreshing.
A large number of Baptists from
West Virginia passed through town
on August 2lst, en- route to Middle
town, Pa, to attend the association
held at the above place.
The A. M. E. Sabbath School ex.
cursion, to Mt. Alto Park, August
21st, numbered about 24O, exclusive
of large number from Greencastle.
The day was spent by the children in
innocent sports, and by those of more
mature age in promenading through
the extensive grounds, and a ramble
through Mt. Alto Park has tend
ency to give one an increased appe-
tite. AS a specimen of the above
statement, we heard of a certain gen
tleman who accompanied the excur
sion in an official capacity, eating
whole pie himself. A good mouth
for pie, that. Oh, yes! we forgot to
say that numerous substantials pre-
ceded the pie. One thing l do know.
The baskets, when going out in the
morning, were running over with
good things of the land, but they
were badly wrecked on the home
trip.
Mrs. Geo. Bell, jr,, has returned
home after an extended visit among
her friends at Dufield, West Va.
Memorial services were held in A.
NJ. E. Sabbath school, commemora,
tive of the life and services of Miss
Jennie S. Harris. Remarks euloglstlC
of the deceased teacher were made
by Rev. Davis, pastor. The 23d
Psalm was read, it having been hel
favorite. Singing-"Think of the
Home Over There" Prayer by tht
pastor. Scripture read-15th of Is
Cor. Remarks by Mr.. Richard Dow
ney, who, in the course of his eulog!
expressed the hope that we all nigh
SO emulate her pure life, that we
The state journal., 1884-09-06
GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF
ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY.
Scissored from Our Many Ex-
changes and Condensed for
Ready Reading.

DIR. Mossell, of Philadelphia, bro
ther of our distinguished missionary,
is editor ct new magazine to be
published by the Alumni of Lincoln
Univerity, known as the Alumni
Magazine.
Miss nj. e Freeman, an alumna of
Wilbertorce University, was married
recently to the Rev. Mr.. Cheek, of the
Virginia conference.
Secretary OF the United States
Treasurer, Charles ]. Folger, died at
residence in Geneva, N. Y, Thursday
afternoon.
The first bale of new cotton re-
cclved in Baton Rouge a few days
ago was raised by colored man on
the Laurel plantation, eight miles be
low Baton Rouge. 1t classed mid
ding and weighed $40 pounds, and
was shipped to this city, consigned to
Messrs. Parke & Co. Yet the enc
mics OF the race say the colored peo
pie are making no industrial progress.
-Neao Orleans (La.) Standard.
A policeman at Charleston, S. C.,
recently murdered a colored man in q
brut mannlr, and 1000 colored
men in mass meeting and protested
against the outrage.
Senator Henry Anthony, of Rhode
Island, died at Providence on Mon
day, September l, aged 60 years and
3 months. llo was one time Cover.
nor Of Rhode Island.
j. NIlIroy Simpson, of Rendville,
and Thornton Bostwick, of Cartha.
genia, are two colored postmasters of
Ohio.
Register B. X. Bruce will make
twelve campaign speeches in Ohio,
and will also speak in Indiana, New
York and Massachusetts.
A colored man named Thornton,
living in Indiena, was fined 81 and
sentenced TO three months imprison-
ment for marrying a white woman.
The Virginia Legislature has ap-
propriated 100000 for the Central
Lunatic Asylum,a a colored institution.
A BRAVE OFFICER.-Last Sunday
John Griffin, policeman at Logans
port, Ind, arrested Noah Wilson,
colored, for some small offence, after
knocking him senseless with his billy
When the Jail was reached, Wilson
recovered his lenses and proceeded to
| demolish the stove and throw the
legs at the officer. This brave (?)
individual drew a revolver and shot
all tho loads into Wilson, then bor-
rowed another and shot him twice
more after he had fallen. Wilson
died Immediately, The people gen
orally are very indignant at Griflin's
conduct.
The state journal., 1884-09-06
OIL CITY.
cousins.
OIL CITY, Pa, Sept. 2.

OlL SII1, H., Ccpt' &
Did you 60 to the picnic?
Miss Eugene Johnson has gone to
Geneva, Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Denny, of Meadville, is
visiting in the city, and is the guest
of Mrs. Rosa Paul.
Miss Sonora Thompson has gone to
Titusville to visit her mother.
One of our most distinguished
ladies, We understand, will sport a
white satin and diamonds at her we'd
ding.
A small number of Odd Fellows
went up to Titusyille yesterday on
business They are falling in line for
Pittsburg on the 9th.
Mrs. G. G. Green returned on Sat
urday last from Duke Centre, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Alphon Wheeler.
1t is understood that one of our
ladies who wouldn't taccept her lover S
hand in marriage will rusticate in one
of our large cities in the West
shortly.
Alphon Wheeler presented the
boys with some very fine cigars on
the arrival of his 10-pound boy
Much obliged, Phon, you may send
some more if you like. Some of the
boys said they had been looking for
them long time. 1t is better late
than never.
Mrs. Josephine Hall spent Sunday
in Franklin.
One of our young ministers, who
claims to be very sanctimonious, can
be seen every Sunday evening on the
South Side with a girl on each arm,
One of our popular dudes will soon
start bank account. We presume
he will have to.
Miss Nettie Truman, of MeadVille,
is visiting Mrs. Rosa Paul.
Mrs. Robert Thompson is also in
the city and the guest of Mrs. R. II.
Mann.
There will be a leap year party
next Tuesday night, on the South
Side, at Mrs. Samuel Scott's g, at which
all the girls will wear Mother Hub
bard dresses.
The state journal., 1884-09-06
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August
conduct

CHICAGO, August 81.
Social life has began to revive in
our city very early during the past
week.
On Wednesday night the Autumn
Social Club gave party to the
strangers in the city at the residence
of Mrs. J. Barber, 2714 Dearborn
street, which was very enjoyable
affair.
On Thursday night the original
Autumn Club gave grand party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Miller, 29G7 Dearborn street, where
there was very large crowd.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller held their Tin wedding,
at 179 Third Avenue, where large
crowd of their friends assembled and
made them presents of lot of tin
ware.
On Tuesday night the same club
gave their first social of the season.
Also the Ladies' Court of Masonry
gave a social at Avenue Pass.
A reception was given by Mi. and
Mrs. s. w. Scott, at their residence,
50 Hubbard court, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. p. g. Lewis, lately married.
Society is on the Q~jyj0e as one of
the bellies Of the city is TO be married
soon. More anon