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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-10
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Edinburgh Review, Professor Huxley
Westminster Review, Professor Tyndall
Contemporary Review, Rich. A. Proctor BA
Eortnlghtiy Review, .NormanI.ockyer.F # RS
The Nineteenth Century, DIR. w. B. Carpenter,
Science Miscellany. 4. b. Taylor,
Blackwood's Magazine Professor Max Muller.
CoTnhill Magazine Professor Owen
Macmilan's Magazine Matthew Arnold
IongmaB's Magazine. =. A. Freeman d. C. L..
New Quarterly Magazine James Anthony Froude
Temple Bar. Thomas Hughes
Belgraxia AlgerDon G. Swinburne,
Good Words. William Black.
London Society. Mrs. Oliphant
Saturday Review Cardinal Newman
The Spectator. Cadiral Manning.
The Academy. Miss Ihackery
The Athenaum, Thomas Hardy.
Nature. Robert Buchanan.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
StQOt @aCtin1ore.

&rr Dam fer ySalttmOre" pom
ylOrt6, giOgo, DCldar bsrett8 iait mebrereH
Goqsu erpartet mtgb, III aud ggItgCu HOA
uttt etuBGrCifeu'
Gin QugblettGH crr,gt bis iatt tsiug BE.
iOrQniIfe, 6Q 0ieier 8imp'sr ie5r laugllm
iGbrt uub pGbridauli6 Gage lang NIT nib
rtgem Q8stter iu iGmpieu bate.
9ttftuHgBtef ber Orbcug'
S6bue 0Er Eretb beit." - SbIeIegs
6nu1, biz, Dts Je0rr mgiB, }tsmIt4 groB tf,
erptes fh gsiteru A5gHb ais betuaba III
Helm, nm btsUlHiaeumafau3u 81 FaTsu, bts an
ld6ud tesSttftuHgs Der oCrbsu3 S5lus
Der Eretbsit" bortbtH gef.0mt nureu. Dbs
Qlei6 ber Grbeu In bifer Stabt uur bret
QUgcn ldbIt, mar bed in beu TeilOiale etu
geerdugs, baB man iid uUr NIT giH5e atusu
0eg babueH iOuute.
Su Der gittte rUarRu mebrsre Bluusr
anqsbradt porbsH, Uub aui Der SGbus bate
Br0f. Sofmauu'8 RnpaDe Pofo gcf1Bt.
ylQdbem 6te erfen 3pet ytummaru bs3 Eaul-
yroQrQums UgrbQut nursu, bstr0t Der Gors
Iteer 6e8 arrangements Gomtte8, Sr. Z.
Gdelt, bte gGbUe, uuO ridt9te etutge ge-
nGblte g&orte au bic Gumeisubeu, D0rlui
er ben 6efrabusr Den Sberlebrsr PrH. gbil.
Grader UOritGute.
8ieIer biaIt cine ldugers QH'prl4e G5ar
ba8 CHINA alllTtd Oou puttsH, 6Er oeutI1t
8itter uub Rdmpfer fir bErgaEltGa una
getfesFretbeit," In 6ereu Berlgufe er and
Eruu2 Don StdtngsH's aI5 EtH9s Der @rltu'
Der bts Er6euS oSOtue Der 5re!9alt" gc'
badta uub IN tr6ittggu mo ihmuug0ouEH
uurtTsu siue @etthte be8 8rduge5 mad
Ersibett unb cine gabsHsbsibrsl5uHg ber
tcofgrsn 6el6eu gab JIsther Set'al muroe
bfrr 8ebuer ;u Ibetl, uHo Qls er geeu6st
iberrgiftg ibm 0u5 tLeiHg GDdtsC6GH 6e8
Srr. Sulnu NIT etutgeu ber3ttaeH &orteu
Elm brddHge8 BuuRn60uauet. StgrauF
robm tas Ean30ergnIgCn mtebsr uugef0Is
isineu Tortgaug, uu0 Gle ba5 yHCmc, sweet
nome" uI6Uu, fnqea ihoH bic SteruG Dor
bem TngesgefiIH "a srblgtdga on. BGr
gJhiituugeu batta mon tn ausqtcbsgftgr
gPetis gEiOrgt; gEoB'dnsmetRGr gtolle Ct.
iBUte QGntneubGH 6a5 4mt eiugs G6arflI
isuuufsrB, uG5 6te 90. Sfrl, gEaBmut5
uuo Got iuno:u tim bteEhfsrtlg cur Sgttg.
Die bret gCegu be5 Sr0aus, bts lamuu.4
in COTporc gGrtrgtFu ronEeu, EHb gplrH0a
uis'yCge y!E. 4, sulri4 pou SutteH e0gs
gIr. :" E8o npuuauu. gogG Jtr. g." Da5
GTr0ugguIrtS gOmtte btfgub aus ben 30.
y. GcsIt, 8orfiesr, s. Yolts. SoeH Gai.
SGrl sSaur, Solob APp'L QetHTtb lSa6
I'ulb gUtUtg Stsbsr nab 6r. S'dsr, 6aS
Gael gcmttt aus Den %. iETie6r. lGtBlei
| Bhilftt gltpar uub 9eon5aIb gBidlsiu; bas
GupisuqgzGUmtts aus zen 30. 8. BTIaul
! T. y. Gtreibu, 6T;tArid 8jewe9T UH6
] P6tl Bvopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
&6fmRnn 1orirttrm.


Der 9ompfsr oytubtau" truf gstsru BON
Bier in QiUerpOoi stu.
8tr uon bier mad @InsgOw beftmmte
8aupfer uQauberbale" paiirte gsfsru Ita
ltns 6eao.
0as beutidc goufdiff Sirius" Capt.
Gdmjbt, iegeIte Gm 2l. 6R. Don Qamburg
bterber ab.
&te brittfde Barrie ngtuugs geu, " Capt.
Capt. U!CGann, In Gm %. o8. Don 2oHeou
BERN bterRer abgeiegelt.
BemCgungCH BON CIeausDGm2tsEE,
SHlau0.
Rep gnrt24. Wdr;.-GugsiOmmeu
8aupfer oCregOn" BON ElUerpoOl.
@steru u0u. bier Gbgefabreu: 8ampfer
r9taIp" mad 2ouOoH.
sIauo.
2OuOou, "a UGrl. - Der 8lmpfsr
vGetbsTbg," oou Bottom btsrAsr beftmmt,
paifrte bgute bic Sctgns s5nieIu.
Ger 0On RerUogOrt mad Gutmsrpeu be-
fiimmte 9amPfer "SsIOetto" Pailrte BsRte
gi31rb. Botnt.
Seute errstdte 6er Don Wew. Dort mad
ROtteIeam bsfimmte 8ampfgr sB. Gallant"
cen sugllidsu Raual.
@IGsqpp, "a. WGrl. - Die 3ampfer
,go1aIta" Don Rep. g)oIt uH6 - 5tal1" Don
gofiou famsu bsute bier an.
Gueeusto Il, "a. gtdrl. - Der 0ou
QiverpOoi nod ReusYOrt battmmts Dam
pier ogIrt5Oua" III geferu' Don bier uetter
geiatreu.
Sgute trOf Der bon Rfm YOrl mad gtosr'
pool bsittmmte brttti6e 9amPisr n&atGIo
MIA" bier Ein.
QtOerpaoL "a. Rdr3.-Dcr 3Qmpfa
pSbsrtoa1 IL bsuts CON Bottom bier agge
tsmngus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
&G8 Gigentbum oe8 dmeriFauls
fG3eu GUlCuS in Rpu.

RrW YOrI, - Ndr3. 49, Su btsIiaer
StOOt III, ute ms auf bic bette autO:ttdt
bin mttgetbeiIt mtrb, nod tetue autbeuttIdle
yiOhrtdt iber bic augsbltte QbF4t Der tta.
Iteutideu Rssteruug, bos gtgeutbum SsS
amerttaHtideu &OIegS In Rom 3u Oerlaufen,
cin8rtrCfeu. Das fragIiGe gtgeutbum bill.
oct uUr etaIa iletueu Ebetl Der 6abe Der
YrOp0gauba, unb es Ertftrt fetu 9ruuO fir
6te Iugube, baB e8 3uerf Usrtauft uer6eu
led. ST. S0bH 9. Sbea, Der beIauute Sc.
dltt5dreiber Der fhtbOltIheu RirdJs, sr.
Hart, RB fat Die Bltht Der amerttautibeu
&egterHng, oealtHtgEu bstt pom gigeH,
ibnne ber BrOpaaauba, tpeIber QmerIfausru
gebDrt O6er UOu gmertiaueru betgeiteuert
pur6e, 3u baiaiiBeu. gr ftiBt ietuc Bi6aup,
tuuQ out btftortihe Prdce6enfdGe. Dta sc.
rudte biHfdtIid res amarttanliheu GoueaS
CrreGen BrOBe5 Gufif5cH In biefgeu tatbolts
iasu &rRtleu, ieoOd perOeu teiHe Shrttte
gum StuBe bc5 gtgcut5unS srgrtffau uer.
ben, bts iuOerIdIfgare Vahrtdtau i5er 6te
@bFdteu Der t.aIteuti4eH Tegieruug Dorlis.
garr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25

0emsVUrt, "a. Uidr3. - SIN btaIigsu
nErer an0 Esrmiuar" @art6t fau0 bsute
ter BrOseB geaeH g8u. g. y. 8aniom r0es
Ftn GobtihI0R8 fQtt. 8auiOm fanO aI8 Te'
lcgropbif in 8teufteu Der ugtep'Yorl'EeU'
6aUeu SartforOer 8nbn," uu0 augs5Iia
tplh Ietne Pf,iGtDerna4IdIR9uHg eretguete
fd ON %. September 1882 i'm Stertsu
Q0erues Eunual etue GoIiFou 5ptIden 3Det
8abu3Igen, burd UsIte mebrere Weuidsu
um'5 2ebeu faueH. gBegeu ictHer P1idt.
psrratlGifRung purbe RauiOm Oes EoOt'
ialogs augeiIagt Rah6sm mebrers Sen.
gen perr0mmGu pOrbeu tUarsu uuo ourh
tbre gusIageu ben 4ugstlogteH Uou aqer
Gdulb gcrstutqt bGtteu, 3og Stuutsanpatt
Tarri8 bic 4ntIage 3uriid uUO RaEiom mur-
be sntIoiieu.
& Sobu San cisco, bOu Der b2tauuteu
gonfiirmu Sotu S. cisco & Comp, Far5
gefieru Qben6 i'm Qltcr DOu 81 SabrsH. Gr
Nor BON 1857 bt5 1864 SHtfsi4aemetftsr Der
Ser. GtaGteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
ytr. 73.
nc@ Der SnIst Wllta 0ertrgt por6eu, no Ots
gnaliuosr Die Saiis tsS Bapfss 5eidHbeu
Ole sniurrsFtiOn in Gsspt,H,

mad Der SnIsI Rllta pertrgt pcr6eu, no Ois
@nQlinosr otc Safie ess Bapfes 5si5ubsu
uErbeg.
Die SnmrTsFtiou in GssptsH.
goHbou, q. RSr3.-Die ipitsfeu R1ts
rttBteu aus ggpptsu ergsbsH, OaB f5 oas
gal3e ganG faGlid) DCu Serbtr In uOQem Inf
rubr Seitu0et, 8ts SnfHrgeuteu babeu 9bar.
tum rmatnG2.t uHb ieEa S5aot BON auem
Ssrtebr abgei&nitteu. Die Sttuatiou Ose
9autral@ GCrt61 ptr6 ais beosntItd BEE
tradtst. ,tpet C:ttn nit Oer61rgeueu Brtc
teu fuo Dos SerUIE nGt G9lvtum geItsdt
nOrbeH.
Suattnl, 2J G2Iz2. - Esrou Dfur1
bot baS @fma55 aiur1 0crnUas auoeIsJt.
SetEe &nE3nGgr, Oera0 3abI usrIbts6enars
ttg Ouf 1909 BIG 5000 2glh4tt ryir0, brlu-
gen in tbu, gum brttttn U}aIe az fdr5fsu,
UEb Oeripre1tH ilM beiic,eu Grfoig Wuu
CrDGrtct, CAB GtE Ercffel uorqeu fottFu
ben nilb. 45utrai 6euett bat BITE obp,i
uti&en SuuGidafte: aufgeljf neil hteIgls
ben bic Ggqptcr bErd?prugcIteu uu0 Sflas
OtHneu bafretteu. &gr 4outral hat bgfob.
len, fHdtige StInUeu tbreu 6erreu ;lriId.
3uiiberantn0rteu, neil inter 6em Strtraae
NIT @gppteu bte SilGUerai uOn ais tr Fruft
befsbsuO aHgTtaHut miro
@Wcrdl CcrSpu GIS tbcalo8frd5rt S0rifts
ftuer.
goubOu, %. WGr3. - Die Ban yfol
@nlette" beutet an, General gorOOu's tbso.
lCgtideB QBerf ist In purttqutIdsm Stuue
gebaIteD. Sir ale llsbel tte gCr6ou bem
au9sbItGeH v6Gue AOamG I'M Para0teIe"
3uihrItbt OerWett er auf peilmittel, bic i'm
gtcHen Gefament augegebIu Ieieu. 9a8
ytcgmsH 0Rs 4beubmahIs be}etGyHet er ais
ftn nGe8eumittcl gegeu bic 5Eu0e," 6as
rem Gnsu oer oSrutt Dec geblugbaumes"
gIedfOmmt.
Ser Grrfaifuua abtumpi IN 0Eprwroeu,
Brtfttuuta, 81. TIdr}.-Sdumtltd5,
CpEietuatt0su giGgleoer Ocg Qbelsibtuq
(EbeTbauiGe) ertlGrsu 6as llrtbat( OsB,PRtbS
gcrjd]tE burh Deltc8 Rintiter Selmer Qb
BtIfBttf, fir 0cr'nFuug8ptbrtg. Der Staats,
gemaltcu tOnHe Ourdl rtdterItdeu GutI5ct6
tbre SteuuHg uttt ubgeiprOatu tUeroeu.
BUf fdDe Sricfr an auartbfltn iHetr
E6prIl.
2Uubou, 81, gldr;.-lIuter Dofursu.
ten I'm 8eFB ber UOu Der Shmetlgr Boltlet
oualemteieuen Guarftfeu &euuel, Shube,
GnIt nno ItIia 5rflHbsu itdl Brteie UUu ben
SOIioIttsu Sarl G. uHb WOf melte barauf
6raugsu, onB bic Yriu3tpteu tbrrr Partet To-
iOrt IN &usiibruug gsbra9t nerbeu foueu.
Die oFrethiId)eu Nrbstter IPteu III t6atfr6f.
ttBem Sor8Cbeu gut oorbersttet. Or. UIoR
iu&t in ietnem Srtefe bar}utbuu, bah bic
&Obtung bc8 @e5Gimpolj,tfeu Bl0d Al
S&ttu etH Mt Der YrtUatrade BON soften
5ammer5r'8 unO StelmaderS gepeIen iet.
Dic EUngtiugfraae.
gOubOu, 25. gRdrI. - 2aut Radrtflteu
nu6Bettua III Die djtHefIdt Rrtegspartei iibsr
bte bafltge RGpitulatiOH Uon Bac Rtub bob.
ltdfi rrbtttert uuO iOrSart Ote iefOrttqe Be
fgaiuug Der WnHoartueu, melde ben BefebI
IN Der Statt fiibrtsu.
Die Suscu iu RuRIane.
Yetcr8bUrg, "a. gidrj. - Ser Gu.
ieutbaLt in 4eteyaburg III alien frcmOeu SUI
oeU, Welre nttt pg}tcIe GClaubutB bter}u
erbGIt;u, OPrbOteu mOr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
Die 1Ieberfmmemmungen am uuS
terrn ERifiiifipSt.

Rem SrleanB, q. Ntdrl. = Der
gtIFiTppi fe6t beute bel btet8er Stabt et.
men 9ou t6bsr, els In 1874 uub b6bsr, als
ie ,n0or. 8te 8Qmme Dor Der Stabr idus-
ban In ercBer gefabr. Gin ueusr Damn.
brudh mtro uou BaterloO, Ratlsu uuter.
buIb gahuu, Sarn, bsrtdhtet, uHo OaS aeup'
ids Qepee unterbalb Bifsbur8 III gsFern &C.
brOdeu. Seuts absub tt Der 6IuB bier I'M
Tausu, pbne 3psifsl in 6Olge bes Damn
bruds bet 24ntetloo.
9as Stdotdeu BRtsrloO fsbt inter 8ai.
fer, uu6 ;usi iuugs 0dnuer, gtaEeas'@.
8smouiue unb Cigar BOrceaH ftHo In BOlgc
ess 8onmbruds sr!runteH. Der SGaoea
IL enprr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25

Columbia, S..G., "A. Rirl.-8sgeu
EugeeanbrHd fsB,s beute fritb ctu 6pPlou 3
UetIeu iu6msalt4 BON bier DOr6et uu6 rib
tete bstrdGtltdeH S6absu aui Dem gauOe al.
Somett bic jCBt ermtttelt In, tam 0tsmano
bura ten Sturm um'8 yaben uub NIT Iu8,
nabmc bee fiigf Iatleu uorb0fllt5 BON bier
nobuenceU BQrmlrB @. Z. Eaglor uuO TEL
uer Erau, UUrbe y(tlmaub UerleBt. Da8
GhCpaar Uurbe inter Den Erimmer1 iatuer
5nfiiricuoeu 28Obuuug begrabeu, erlttteu ie
cCd Irtre aSfdbrltdt S2rleBuugeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
Der Streit UNI Die Brafe Bel
@nint NlPnfnrr.

Botut BlRaiaut, B. gtrau "a.
DI6r5. - Die 4rbstter Der g8sferH uRt0n,"
melde 8sfern 8rGbte uber bic Bride Der
,Rspflcne. Brings Comp. ipaunteH, pur6eG
bsuis fTlh psgen GiugrtH5 Osrbaftst, iebo4
ip6ter gsgsu Birgihuft entLaiien. 8uubsaz
Ruri60u GtlluiOu III NIT ben geRsru psr'
baftetsu SnBsfsnten Der Srideus9eislidaf
nuh Bartsrsburg abgegaugsu, tuo Ra pegeH
NiBadtuug eer Sutorttdt bee 8guOe5ge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
9as So6paIIer inn WtffOurttbaI.

RtuueupoIts, Wtuu, "a. Itar3. -
8epei6eu aus Stsmurf Il. Suforo melbeu
Elm nCtlerss Steigsu ee8 6luiies BON 3pst
Emf. 70 foB Der Uttfourt ieBt i'm @au3eu
nm q 5u6 gefitsgsu tf. 8as @ts taun
ieeen Qugeubltd bredeu. Bel Baib5urue
ia Ous 80fer 70 iansQ gefaQeR, BAT man
uuf bte 8tlbEug etusr grOben @tsfauUug
Meter obsu IdIteBt. 8as pIOgltde Sredea
osrIslbeu wirbe grOBeS lIuAetI 0erurlaIsn.
8tuoua, Ittuu, "a. gsdr3. - GQa
fletueu Su6me Der @sgeub iino I'M ibueuen
gtstgeu. Sic bst ReuOgg, 80 gstIen matt
lid bon bier, iibsr ten 3um6rO' RtOsr fi5'
renbe grlde Der oGtiCaaO. Rtlrautsez Ct
Buul gabn" Iapsbt tn @efabr. Die mad
Rorben befiEmteu BariOneu' Uub POfti4Hsu.
,iiQe nerbeu Uta OpatOnna iiber Die ~ 0Bt=
nouu=St. Better 8ubn" rad ct. Baul srs
rehtIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
EtfCr0uifie um ben 6Ouverueur
oCH S1QiuOts

SprtugfteI6, Sqs., "a. gir}. 49,
&3brgHb fa gOuucruaur Samtltou beute Ia
ieiHem 8itreau I'M Rapttol befau0, f0g sIue
YJfclentugcl Ourb etueS Der Feufter Der
COMMUNICATING. Gin Rauu, mI6er
IN Der Nabe arbsttste, ertlirte, etu Rua5s
babe ote Iugsl auf etue Eaube abgefsuert,
oastn Der llmftanb, buB Fh UOr RuT3su etn
o5uIid}er &Orfau srsigucts, srmedt 6te 8t.
lorgutB, baB ctu GOmPIOtjur &rmorouug Oss
GOuDerururB pDrItp0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25

BoRou, "A. glar3. - Die Boft" ptrb
morGeu otrIe grtefs BON 6emotrati5sn Uttt'
QHG6eru bar gsiesBsbuu9eH bon I&atne,
Rgn Sompibire, S5erRout, Connecticut nuo
y}aiiahuietts uer0hsauihsn, IN UelAsu 0te
@dretber tbre B1RIhe btuIbtIi4 ber oeno'
fratiitsu BrGfosntfdaft8.y}omtHattOu uab
tire 4rFfteH iiber bic Cartilage mttthat'
len. SiIoen bat tn Glen 5taaieH Ban SDr=
rarg. nit Qusuabme ron RlTaauiett5, mo
Inn Butler uugeidbr bic Stauge bait. Sa
W.ctne bs1irmorten au& biz @reeubddlsr ote
Domination EtIosn'a, uub in S6rmOut ilaO
be beHfotrattf6eu gittgItsber ber 5sisez
qebuug fan ObHs GusuubEle fIr &il6eH.
Vas bte Enriffrage nabstaHgt 10 befitrs
pcrten Die mstifau SGrei5en stus aumdbltBe
Retuttion bss Eartfs mo uUr etutge meut8e
fnb fir BstbsBuItuug Der ge8sHpSrtt8en
bUbeu SdlubR0Ile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
Ger 0amofer ~ Gbateau @acsauy'
in Gihcrhctt.

SuItfar, g. g., "a. Rdrs. - Der
&cmbfsr ,,Gtateau Rargaur," pelder am
%. Tebruar BON 8oroeaur mad gten.9oTt
otoina uno uuterwsgs ietu Stsusr Uertor,
if TIM S6lspptuu bee aus oen gtittRlmeer
nod Reu gorf bsRtmuteu 2ompFsEs s&Gle
bonita" PGer uugetomm9u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
@GtttnmUro unb GeIbfFmOro. .

Gbicugo, "a. U}dr}. - gtue Dapeide
aus &armL SIe., iIeIoet, baB 6OUarS Gen.
TN, Elm forbt8er 5armarbgltsr, bsute frah
IstUe Brau erihOB uuO ftb bQuu iet5f 0eu
Scpi ourd) ejnen ShuB leridmetterte. 81.
feriutt mtro ais OielIriaTe 0er Gbat ba}stt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
0eae Nu3et9eg.

49, Sarmpnie R ranfeu= =uat,z Scrcin.
Sen WitQrcteru ttermit sur gn&rjbt, oab @2itt'
rprdb Nberb, beU %. Wdr} ete IgEtC UtcrtfllhDCz
Iihs GfH3O bIuHg itattfIEcet.
T-2-t0 q tFulcr, 55etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
ESrdnDc.

BiItesburrt, Beuui., "a Mdr3. -
Der ,Sigblaub. Goat BrsOtsr Rr. g" St
geuthum Ser Ttrma @. y. Dtaria & 9Oup,
nurbe geffsru Ulorgsu burd 6euer 3erfiOrt.
Ser Gerluft bstrdgt 100000. Der RO5IsHs
trtder ntrb IOfOrt Dteoer neu Rrbaut psrs
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1fnrnhen in Ncn Rpb[enrenipnen.

Yort ri d N On0, BQ., q. Ullrl. =
Cine gn3Qbl notortider 3eiperaoos, melta
angebltd nit ben gUlOlie Yaguires" in
&crtirouug ftabsu, babsu cine 8aieuihaft
orgoutiirt. uu bic ueridieSeueu Roblsncez
qiCueH i'm nefltdan geunigloauteu III BEE
IIdsu, uub ote auqelsgenbettsu Der 3oblsu
GrdbIr udd Der Qrt Der meItlt9su 8tgtIaal'
Gomite 10 rsgelu. unter Den Dlttglte0ern
bGr GrgontiattOn iousu itG mebrere fli4Hge
R0roer befiuoen. Die 9ebstmpOIi3tfteu Ger
90bICu. uuo giiCubabH geIeuitafteu Iub
iiber bic Gbfhtsu Der 8eipsrabos Interrthz
tet, mo Usrbsu Elm pa4iaHss 4UBe auf bie'
igIhsu bubPu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
Rcinc OiebIeuc)c In GRiHOuri

Ieffer On'& ttg, Wt0., q. Ut0r3. =
@ou6trneur @ritteHbeu bat 9rn. Same9 Com
su StbacG, H.D., telegrap5trt, bG6 tstu5au
Don &lQueuierde Ooer WluIfQule In gang
Ti!TOuri Sgi1trt. Sadoerfdubtge AabeH ers
tIart, oGb bic trauteu &5tere an erfr0reueH
GnEfn LsiNpr
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Eefegrap8tC6e 9epef4eis.
@rdaSeutf8aftS. Ganpioateu,

(8lriats Der .,aHOeitrtsugrsRs" far ben oDtu.'5sn
GorrefbrnNenten.'
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JebG 81 &scEtCEeu burG8 etuCn SHDus
pgnF1W np~IBHF

GtnueapoIts, Wtuu., "A Rdri-8et
&Qrrou Balg bat fid} etu BobuHufau ecet8'
net, burd peIdsu 3eBH BeriOueH Usrlset
uurbeu, iEoCt5 yheHaub IebeusgefGbrljb.
Sin Tradt3ug brad 6urd etHeH IquaOutt,
uub etuem tbm III 6ulfs gei6tdteH 3use
trurte bci ftuem nubGreu QQudoutt ea9 nGms
ItG1e 96idIal II GbetL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25
Ju elmer 8oBleHgru5e pcr'
fd4utfcf.

BUttfbille, Eeuui, q 0larl.-3pct
DGErer, g}ameu8 Saue8 g. &trt uub SEP.
cut, nuroeu heute In etuer Oem Grfereu ge=
bUrtQcn fletusH Ro9Ieugrube 0erihittet uuo
al8 yeiGsn EeruuRgsarnbeu. Gtrt mar elm
lr6R5tg .idbrtqer, mOblbatanuttr Burger uuO
btrterIGBt cine gro6e 6arIttte. 5etne Rtu.
Der tnb idmmtltd frwG6ieu. Rtrt murOe
iuerf oeriduttet, porauf Der In Der Vd5e
nrbejtrrba Terart ihm gu 0alfe elite uuO
GiGtb tGIGUt turd etNsu 3wetteu @r0furi
tbGrIuGa begrObau putOe. 6e4aut btuter.
Taft sire @utpe uuo brst StHAsr, bic 3ur
3,jt idE mild an SdGrIadTeber oaruIe
6ErIi1gcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25

ridts bsm 8unSssrt&ter Snfiou UOrgefiibrt
nerbsn iOIleH. Der Strett tft utdlt 3UiIdeu
Der O8sfsru= Union" NIB Der 8ridsngeIel.
Ifaft, ioubau 5ptidsu 2ebtersr uHO Dem
Gaiieturator Der uSbto @eutralbabu." Scr
Muhefurator usrunla6te bic IeleRrapbeu=
@eisuIhOft, 9r6bte fir bic 8abu, &OHpGgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-25

9 Rrtftauta, 81. Tdr}.-Sdmmtltd,
cpnieruQtt0su YjIGueoer 0cg Qbelslbtnq
lSberbauiee) erfLdreu 6as urt9etl 0esPettbs
9TidtE, buyd Dgldc8 W2intfter Selmer ab
8tIfBttf, fir Ucriafuug9ptbrtg. Der Staats,
gemaIteu i0nHe burdl rtdterItbeu GutI5cto
tbre SteuuHg utdjt abgeiprOatu UerOeu.
U8UE'ftbe Sriefc an uuarbifltu ineer
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utcr reutfHcr iTlaggc abssgaugen.

Qoubou, 24. Ul6r.-Sttt 0itdter Stes
bHru5 Lntdiebeu bot, baB Die 2eiheuUer.
brguEuug ReIeBIja Iei, fiu6et bicislbe aIeHts
baIbfu IL GugIanb mebr uuO mabr NntIaua.
Dts goutouer Gtabtbeb0roen baben beidIoi.
fen, In SIforb, eiuPr Sorfta6t oe8 &af'guo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-01
a Free Fight and No Arrests

CINCINNATI, o., June 30,-At four
o'clock yesterday afternoon crowd OF
about fifteen roughs on the corner Of
Bank and Central avenue began a general
fight between themselves. Bowlders and
clubs were used promiscuously, and for
about twenty-five minutes the ncighbor-
hood was treated to small.sized riot.
They bombarded the saloon on that cor
ner, demolishing the windows and most
Of the furniture. a crowd of fully 1000
persons gathered, but not policeman
was to be seen. The fremen at the Bank
Street Eugine-house were called upon,
and did all in their power to quell the
disturbance, but they were unequal to the
emergency. The mob had full posses
sion of the street until they finished their
fight, and then they dispersed. No arrests
were made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-01
France.
SURPRISING THE FACTS,

SURPRISING THE FACTS.
PARIS, June S0.-A special from Mar
settles and Toulon gives a greater num-
Der of deaths from cholera than the off,
cial returns report The truthfu.ness
of the latter is distrusted. NJ Rochard,
chief OF the Naval Health Department,
regards the number Of victims at Toulon
as eight or ten daily with aggregate deaths
for last week Of fourteen in the navy and
thirty-one in the town. There are sixty
two patients in the Naval Hospital
Rumors are current that the commander
OF the Sarthe has committed suicide The
act was the result Of remorse for having
introduced cholera into France a mos
quito plague at MarSeilles increases the
gloomy aspect OF that city.
MARsEILLEs, June 3O.-There were five
deaths from cholera last night, Captain
Bellot, of the navy, when his wife was
seized with the cholera, committed sui
eide. NJ. Rochard, chief Of the naval
health depsrtm ent, declares cholera has
not been brought to France by any trans
port with troops from the East.
NOT TRUE.
Later-The rumor that the commander
Of the Sarthe committed suicide i. un-
founded
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-01

PORTLAND, ORE, June 30.-A band of
horse thieves has been discovered in the
vicinity of Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
There are seven in the party-four white
men and three Indians. The party has
been operating several weeks, running
stock belonging to the Lapwai Indian
reservation. Both Indian and whites
have lost horses. A party of Indian po-
lice and several officers and citizens arc
pursuing the thieves, who are making for
the mountains. All are very desperate
fellows, and boast that they will never be
captured alive. II taken they will have
very speedy frontier justice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-01
A Social Event,
"Hsrk, tie the wedding bells
Joyfully ringing

A very quiet, though no less interesting
affair occurred at the German Lutheran
Church, on 18Th Street, at 8 o'clock last
night. This was the marriage Of a couple
of our well known and popular young pee
pie. The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the church, Rev. NJ. Schuchart.
The groom, Mr.. c. M. Young well-known
in aud around Cairo, has, for the past year,
conducted the business of Mrs. Henry Bret
han The bride, Miss Gretchen, daughter
Of Mrs Lambert, is an amiable, accomplish
ed young lady, that enjoyed in the fullest
sense the esteem and high regard of a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance.
The church WAS we'll filled with friends
and though there had been no cards issued
and no formal notice of the wedding given,
the BRIDE was made the recipient of many
fine presents from friends.
| The happy couple leave to-day for New
York, and will make that city their future
home, as Mr.. Young has fully completed
arrangements to 90 into tho wholesale
liquor business there, for which purpose he
resigned his situation as manager of Mrs.
Brelhan's business in Cairo.
The good wishes Of their many friends
here will follow them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-01
Ilsh Held for Trial,

~MARIoN, o., June 30,-The examlua-
ton of Harrison Ulsh took place at the
City Hall last evening, as the office of the
Justice would not accommodate one
tenth of the people who wished to hear
the examination, Mr.. Ulsh demanded a
hearing and was not arrested till he was
sitting in the hall. About half a dozen wit
nesses were examined but sufficient evil
dence was elected to warrant the Justice
In binding him over Upon the Justice
announcing this the people showed their
resentment toward private detective
Desmond, who was obliged to conceal
himself. Ulsh, it will be remembered, is
charged with a murder committed TWEEN
" wears ago.