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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
eanhShmiupel In 9outfiana.

Eaton, &ougs, Ga, 2S. Suut.-Das
gozits, peldes BON osr Selesge5uHg er'
nauut purbs, um eius tluteria9uug ii6sr
Die 2auSidufe 3. y. sSatttns In ben Rtr9s
ipieIsn galcaFsu, Cameron nno Ssrmtaton
3ur Belt, In ptl4sr &tGarbion Ssstftrator
bee Qanoamts mar, stniuisttsu, bat srmit'
teIt, oas Der Staut eur6 otsie Srausatttonen
I'm $40, 900 bic $50, 600 bsi4utnoeIt pur6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24

yg. 3. gltGeu." mslOst, ba6 fetu Sabrieug
en- 20. B. T. burG etue Sesrbe gBalfihe
fubr, psldhs oas Reer bebedte, 70 melt bas
Guge rst6ts. 9ts metfsu Der G6tsrs pareu
35 bis 40 Su6 lang.
- Die bteiigeu plumbers" idlofsu bsuts
tbre 8srtfdttsn gegeu stwa 800 RttgItsber
her ,Blum5ers. uniou." Der s9odOut" ent.
ian6 bur6 ben llmifauS, Snb % Arbsiter eis
uss Blumbsrs, Rameus Euomep, 6ieisr Eae
ge bic grbeit sinifelltsu, nm Epomsp ~
3ptuaeu, eiuen Don thm sntIaiisusn 1rbeiter
lurdd,uusbmeu. 9te sRaftsr Blumbsrs'
4fioctntton" or0Hsts babsr ben hsuts beguus
neueu ,,9odcut" an, nm Euomsp's Qeute
iam Na6gsbsu ju brtHgsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Rcb1ernrdberE s(usffonn in Nbio.

GOIumbus, O., 13. Suui.-9sr 8sf
bar SobIeugraber i'm SodiusthaIe fauo beute
gegsu tie uou ben @rubsubeiiseru angeOros
nete Qobnrstuttion BON 10 Bro,eut aus. 30
SObIsngrubsH ftnb jset auBer Sstrteb uub
5000 arbsitsr, abaeisben BON ben arbeiteru
Der Gtienbnbnsn, bic Surd bic Robleugrubsu
i'm 8strteb erbaltsn toer6eu, aaser Be-
iddfttguug. Seine llnruBeu Derosu be-
rtdtet.
- Ser @aufiidfobrer y@hitftaiu" Ia i'm
Sobz&tUer IN ShOttlauo auaetommeu Olue
stpei istusr SOOtsmanuidufteu, Die uuter'
tpsgs i'm gtsbst uarIoreu gtugen. S9ue
3weifeI tunsu Die SuIafsu Der betOen SoOts
un1's QPhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
HOREROUND&TAR
iudt Atnfabrcn.

Setus ItuosrHbsu gtnptrfuugru uuf St,
geret3tsu Suftr6Br4su srtIareu ft9 aus b,s
&Patia6e, 6aB ietus SngrsOteu8teu aus ben
m Observation-Disclosures trt
bsRsbsu, peI&s iiberBaupt bslauut ftuS,
tnosm OO' SrunOsI,msut aus BEN SUutg O,s
DQOrsEOuub",B (4ubOru beae5t, p.L.
DE NIT Der 0Gbtss 8aIfumea" Obsr Dem
DSaIiam bon @tIsab" In SerBiuouuq a,.
bra&tif. aHberOem fub in bteTem S.iI.
utttsI fauf aubrre butuntidt
gIsmsutc Osrbuubeu, pslas fetuer Sell.
traft stas nod sr665ts BtrfHHs
gebsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Ssi'm 8Gfeballs Sptele pom slit

9snbtr, Col, %. Spnt. Bel Central
@ttp, Sol, nurbe Ntbolas gtsumaper an
Sorutnge, n65reub sr an etneG1 BaiebaG'
ipieIe autbstI uabm, pom SItee eri4IageH,
uuo spet nnosre Buri6eu, gfameus Sas.
Sid uno Srant Ssboru, erJitten mabri6siu.
lid t0btltde SsrIsgEugen. 8erihisOeut
Gnasre Bsrioufu in Der Rahbari4aft uurbar
burd SIibfrabIe bstdubt, srboIteu fA js6ot
ipatsr luieher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
IuS GYeriFo.

eta bt Wtertfo, %. Suut. - Bgul
Suu00ue, Sesotteur bss fraui6fI9eu SoAr.
naIs uTratt b'llHtoI, ,"iit Usrbaftet uub aus
gerptsisn porbeu, neil CT i'm Sutsrsiie Der
frQuSOfi6eu RauiIeuts gegsH Die Stsmpels
itsusr frotefftrte uno gewtiie 8samteu Der
Determination be;idtt9te. &r purbe nad
Sera &ru3 ipebtrt uno bort auf einem Dam.
pier gaG Nep,YOrt etuge9ifft, Obue haB
man Inn geffattsts, bon ieiueu Sreunbsu
Abi9te6 IN uebmen o6er istue Gfsfteu su
uerGubern. Setn Slatt ntrb petter uer0fs
fentli6t perben. - 9te 8euulten bes Stau.
tee @uuuaiuato fabuOen nuf bic Beriouen,
psIde ben 8slls & Sur8o'i4sn @rpreB BE-
ruubteu, unb utele perbG9ttge BeriOueu ftHo
berhaftft nproeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Der @etratSes unS DiftaaIieus
GPdrFt.

Gbtcago, 90. Sunt.-Elshl fitu; 8ats
,sn ,iemItd; Isbbuft unb i9I0s II uutsr ben
6uresfrissn Wutsn; gtate mastg lsbbaft unb
rteSrtqsr; 9oggen, Safer unS @srfis fsf;
@Gneiuefleiid5 le6baft bel gutter Rahfrags
uu6 Itlcs fiiu. Butter uHo @tsr fettg.
0u6febenSes fiub bts SdluBuOtiruuasu: !:
0qi,su: Stunt S44, SuIi S5, Gug. S64 {;
Rais: Stunt 55B, Suit 554. auguf 56a;
Snfsr 3ls; Roegeu 65; @erfs 62; 5la&siua,
man 1.55; S6meinefetitn Stunt 1900
1910, Sult 9.10-19. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Rr6nnr.

GtuctGuatt %. Suut. Gin nd5reut
Der Usrguugsnsu Nadt in bsm Bapiermaga
gin Der 80. &batfislb & 8ooo8 an Der
Strase auegsbrOGeuss Ssuer ri9tets Sda
ben i'm Setraee bon $40, 600 an.
TrGutItu, Bu., %. Suui.-9eo. Gaer
6 Sobn's Oslruffuerte purbs bsute fri!
bur6 cine gassrplOfou tn 8rauo geIsst uut
stn9sGidsrt. SsrIuft $4,000. Superiu
ttnbsut Sugb Barr sntgius uur nit tnappal
Nrth rem SIarnneutohp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
%us CUBA.

Sauannu, 80. Suut. - ygl Ertumfu"
meibete Dor stuigsn Eageu, ba6 Igu.ro Die
SuIsl perlafien uno isin reuolutioudres Ia
teruebmen aufgsasbeu babe. Retue ber cou-
I.roatipsn obsr &ssieruugss Sournale ba5su
bic IadrtGt bsfdttgt nab bic game 45uerus
argeIsaenbsit ptrO idpstsen6 iiberganasu.
gisIe Bsriousu itubsu Dies GAM uatirlid
unb srfIdrEu, ba bic 8ublsn isSt oori5sr
uub Der Swsd errstdt isi, gu rpsl9em Asue.
ro nod &ubu bsrufsu purbe, 70 iet utnts
Gnbsrse 3u sruurtsu, ole buB sr Die Sufsl
ntsber perlofis. Wnn aInubt utdht, bas ftd5
Gguero mad ben Ser. Staatsu 3uriidn lssu
mtrb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Eeuer i'm SIptpafen SierteI 0Ou
&beHduopdb.

Sbenan6 Dab, YeunI., %. Stunt. -
Gin psrbearsnoer 8rouo brad 5eute Ia6.
mtttag in bsm 3um grOBeu EbeiLe uou In.
earu, BoIen unb SlOpnfeu betpubuteu, iiios
ltdsu &tabttbstIe aus, unb Die 5eueroepar.
temsnts uou Wab1uOpsgttp, Samaqua uub
BottEpiGle ftnb eriudt pOrOeu, Dam2fipCtt.
;su in Ssreitduit ~ baItsn fir beu Sal,
bab &c Der hteiigsn 5euerpsbr nt9t gsltugt,
bic 5lnmmeu iu bsmsiftsrn.
(Sp6tsr. )-Gs gslGng, bas Feusr auf siueu
SldGaurnum bon etpu 200 QuaSratfuB III
bsIHranieu. Sieten3sbH EeuemeatbGuIer,
in nel6sn iibsr 200 uugGrr uobuteu, uurz
ban ;srfi6rt. Ser Serluft al ben 9sbiaesn,
abgsisbeu uou osu a;rfi0rtsu SfsttsH Der Be-
n0hner, bstrdgt $4,000. @tue po!aifds
Truu erlttt i4pere 8ran6Dunbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
11nfar in einem 0ifenbahntunne1.

gBafbtugtop, pa, %. SuRt. = Sul
Brabp'ihen EuuusI auf BEN SempitslOer
3peige Der Baltimore. Sbto.Babu" pur6e
Roqer Raue bur6 eiueu 9puamtt' Sprsng:
idub t05tlth uno Elm nuberer Irbeiter idn'r
oerlsbt. Ser SpreuQi4uB mar 3uerft utht
IssesgaugeH. unS aIs ii1 bic 4Ebetter In Der
Wetnuug, buB Ote 9uuts erlOiAen lei, tuie6er
p1hsrtSu, prfnIote nis @rplpfiou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
ReScnFIi6ber TdbrunfaII.

@t6mono, 8a., %. Sunt.-gin SIbrs
fpert, in peI6em It4 S6srft 3. 90. 81. Eals
cctt, isine Sodlter, 0r. Suuter Ttc3utre
unb stn jungsr Rauu bsfanSsu, ftiirite beute
&ormittag 3uiIhsu Souatr uuo 0tthmouo
bon stuer S0idung berGb, uab aue Sniaifen
nurtsn orrltst - Sberf EalcCtt uub Or.
Dlc@uire Isbr bebentlidj. S5ert 3alcOtt
mar Bis Dor Rur5sm 9eneralperpalter Der
n9ltdmono.8 .8GnotGer Babr "uao Or. Wc'
@uirs fungirte ndbrauO oes GirgertrtegeS
els Sblrfabaarjt btr 9toiiton 5tOlepaa
SedIon's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Rebmt Gud aesen na6semadbteS
SHumfUrO 9cfeu 8ulSer' ia
@@t!

Sire 2tn3abl gTingercr 9tahabmuugm Oe8
oIten 5uuuIdiiigen yRumfOro. 6efeu
BulOers" dHo fiirjlth bttm Terfauie in
hiefgtr Stabt eut6Gft iuorOeu, melde 6araui
beredHet iiuo, uubebutiamc &Guier III tiuiheu.
Die Torbe, Ous lnisbeu, Ole @r6Se Der Elas
'd,e, 6aybe unO Stpl Der etiquette, bic ,9es
braud8 Auwdiung," Die 3uiammeuiteluu9
Der Suhitaben aui Der etiquette fH0 beiuab3
QeHou otsidbSn, rpic NJ { d ten 81 Il M
ioIO."
8Igit JlahabmuugeH babeu cine SeritI,s
ctutglt 0er 9iamtu an Steue ot5 ,Jfums
TOro," Ober Der Same uuO uuoue Ebet2 Dec
etiquette itHO Oerartig gtbrudt I'm otm
gon5tu cen au9CmCiuen 4ud III Ol5 ch te Il
oR uW'oro" 81 9ebeu, uHO Nno iehr o1'u
anaethan. TIRE gu IUbren, penH nIdlt stne uoE'
fhtlse 5nipettlOu uorgGuOmmeH mIro.
Gtnt8e Oieier p yt0babmungeH" mIosn
m don gebraudte oR nm ioro"' 6lal1aH
9etban.
3as BulDer 0es ua6gtubmten 4.tt'
td3 1T BON guiHqsrr GuaIiit uHa Sialie
uao tbut uitt 0niidbe Buf, ais cas- d. te.
Sebt bpB Der U anne oR Il NJ oFo"
ami Die etiquette geOru dt ~!
JtGhmt teIH AHoere5
R. .. arnpIs. 5aasmsiitsr
bsr. .gputorOs c GFemtesL' u oris."
groofhsucs &'9.
#n 3. Grapfore gorup.. y Gssuttn.
gr II. Cr6du9ss9Lace. oGlttmoTs.
(Suht2I. 3TOaa.g t f&t9.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
NEUsTAEDTER's
DentfcheS 8 @fnberme6I.

Ci.1s5 ret5erlbmte grAp1raf sut6tIt ale gun
GrRl5uul rcu Jls!ih, 9ugheu But, W}u5tflH rr3
iomit bgu a6rpertraft erforrsrltteH gaizzst5s.s.
uni Juar IN elmer FUR letiete @eE6auuu5 ste3nstsE
T5rm. Bon ben on5esbauiten aerttn u r1,.,.1e
ais t1r te7te uub suuerl5iN9ts 6ri1s tur D3aitetf
mildl augyt5unt uuc al5 ea5 5J4ls r- 5RtHHs5'
mi!tel fur uaiue uub matitucs &tHgfr louf Ia-
Gr1nta uHo GeusIents empicAlan reT.e7. sfeas
ftaeotcr's Eeatibes atnOermebI "a fetaees
meas cine EeOi3in, igHceru ein GrnaBrnHger
mi.tel. Esgeu igine5 bessuitr1ea Aa7EIsFt7',
ipgts rs5tn i.aar lst5teH ge-eluitt.a.t it.HaF
15su1fF7itislst. rab ibus1ea Gaiua5me ms glut
ff f-s 5sr14uis 0tu1eus5l rculslIb tsnienlseu
trr7 asbrsu5 eupfc5IsH he an garc1uun5 5tpA5t
NM t7-rus eatfr5su5E unluaiheHbsr GrasbruHs.
an trs-ru S5oFverisl, an glut1rmutb, itl1iu
Hfu5tels otsr uetaer SuC6eubuoau3 uUO gebult2su
fstssr. Gcnit rtg6 IS taiouesr5 Bun Gabrau& flr
caslinlp, Rinstr IN iaEsusm Daa5tbum, igpis far
i,Iss aiuefr, he aHI13e gu io3eu1nuisu ptUppdteu
Clt.5sra" faten, au5se5sH.ltb smpfoflgH tsruer
fur Io5zeptitsr, 6raHls uub GeHsisute tn iebtB
S.atium, icpie f0r Werreuifua5e un6 Eri66pile.
gst fe5laa6eT, pbI ni6t gutter uub seua5snbe
gluttsrmil0 tt has fintermebl Oer eiulIqe
auertauute @riaR t,r nat1rliheu glabrun1 e1s
S6usltus5. 9uslsi5 ~ s5 has fiasrite Gausmgta
tsr RlatHeu qs5eu >, ,Summsrs pmpL pLaiut, Z"
6uuti5s ziarrBoe uHb aiHoer6oIera. gu bas
Sen in aleH ApotbeieB- 8ret5 90 GeRt5 ger @ats
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Bermtf6tes.

9is bsntjge Steuer Gtnuahme betrug
$5l5,77l uuO Ste 39Gstnua5me $61g,797.
Our @iuI0ung beftmmte National, Baut.
uoisn tmSetrags uoa $451, coo ltsfeu bent
i'm ShaBamte Elm.
Ser &nfauf elmer 8auReQe fir bas meme
EroOtIpueC Yrftamt TT iebt abgsialofisu, unb
bte aaufiumms pou $4O8. 500 an ben Ser.
falfsr 6rn. 2eouurb ROotp gsididt morleu.
8te &Ommiiftou, tpsIds uom Blotteuietce.
Tar ernauHt lUurbe, nm etue uuterluduug
iiber ote fiir3It4 eutbedteu 8etriigersten i'm
Observation-Disclosures 3u fiibreu, trat beut
3Iinmmen unb bsgann ibr gSert.
General SuSmau Blagco, @rprdIioent BON
geue3ueln, tuar6e beute BON StaQteietcetGr
Rem Brdfbenteu 0orgefsIt. Senator gOgau
ruS Sr. oon Gtienbs6er fiattsteu Dem Brdf,
oenteu sbeufa[Is Beiudhe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24

R5~ Sn 5ru. @eOrg IItpeter' 6
Soulmergurten Yr. AZ, BGurlftr.,
fiuGst n1treEb Der SommsriatiOu ieoan
Somfiag uub glOutaa gorJsrt iatt. Der
@artsn muttt etnsu boom frsuuOIidsu Sin.
brud, uub mas Dem Bsiu5er Or. altpeter
uorittt, muHoet alle3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
IS. GOnsree. Grfte stsuus.

Dir StniIUnbbiH fur eie meritaniIdben Beterd.
nen pire nit amtnecmenrS iberIascn, um
fis HmSHbttn9en. - SngalIS' Hmenesment,
eGS s46 DRtuiUnen sefufftt baben paree.
ptrpOrfeH.- gnnabme Der permiibten giz
ptI'SGrrpiuisunsSbtn i'm 6aufe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
3gtten!
IS SaItimprerW6b + ab ifs 6 GDmpn0mte

Nr n,
bic n ang
ef
sS st sesn Tst 5t SG SF I'D fS
IN
niommsnn
SaItmOrn R5be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Ras gluepanSerunaspefer.

Berlin, %. Suut. - Nnd Der BOLT.
&orreip." tft oem ttaItsnii5eu Rabtuet Set.
tens Der boaGnbtIdeu 8sgteruug Der Sor,
idl0g uutfrbrsitet rporoeu, cine tuteruatto.
mole @onosnticu iibtr oa8 @u8maubsruuas.
msisu a5BuIdIieseu. 8teier 8orihlag baiirt
auf eius bersitS friiber Settsus Der Yer.
StaGteu bon Nor6.Amerita erfolgteu IHres
guuq, betrefenb bic 8sgelung oes Erluspors
tes Der Guspaubersr, tpel9er uou SOuauo
aufgeuOmmeu unO Oeraugsmetuert uuroeu
"a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Gie nniufrteseubett in rty ruiaiben Ermst
Rnc 5iptte,

ct. BeterSburq, 90 Stunt. - Die
Sp'3tal @ommtifsu fir GrfOriduug Der
DItttsI 3ur BsstGisurg bes RtbuiSmuS in Der
Ggmee unb gIariEs, ipeisG in oereu Off,
3ier GoTp5, bssnbete nuumebr tire pdbrau5
Der brei IeBten 8odsn gspfIogeneu 8era.
t6urgsu. 8Or 4psm ioQ Der tu benz armee.
Offijtsr Corps bsrritsuOsu lluiuiltsbenpstt
negeR 6es 3u utsorigeu Sebalt8 tn oeu uuta.
rGH G6ar8cu unb pegen hss lu itI:dtsu, oft
u1Qeredtsu Ipancemants ortau gefeuert
tpeIbeu. DsmBendB erideiEsu peisuttt9e
@sbaltsanfbeferuug5u Ha9e beb9rfS6eub.
3ur Bsrmtiouug bes uugeredteu aoance.
meuts tf tbeiIpstfe bsrsits stn NufanB ge=
ucd1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
BcrbeCrenee ucbsricapEmmunsen i'm ofliGer
europa. 3rpanitg D1enftben in SBarftbar
ertrunten.

Qoubon, %. Stunt. - 9spsiden Gus
BAN 6fItdeu europa msI6eH 0erbssEsuOe
llsbsridwsmmuugsu. Die Bst4iel 1T um
16 6nB geftiegen, Die SruBsu uOu @arI&au
febeu inter g8aiisr, unb 9uuOerte BON 95r'
fern In ieuer 9egsno finb ibsri4msmmt.
2Bari6au, %. Smut. - 9te neue Bic
iige 8tiide Gbsr bts Bstdiel, pet1e e.
t00.C00 fOfste, tit burd SOapn6sr ;srf5rt
nOrSeu. ais iis III mantsu begQuu, mar
siue aroBe UsniGsnmsnge auf ibr usriams
melt, jstOG eutiomeu bic metfeH. 3wan,tB
$srioueu ertranlsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Ser, Stp une golsrpue.

9as Sprtnger'ihe gontts btelt aeuts tet.
ne Stsurg. Oh Gtdter asp, pslder ais
i3euge UerbOrt perbeu ioute, ntht erl4teuen
mar. Qr. &Olgrooe bsIuate ieoo9 9ru.
Spriuger, ben SOrfiBer bes @Umtte's, uuN
iagte t5m. er (&Ot9rOos) babe 6rn. Rt1 felt
lestem Samfage gsishen, uub Dieler babe
tbm mttgetbeiIt, OaB er(&.) etnsuS Srrt6ual ge.
ma6t babe, 0Is er um Samftage be3eugts,
SaB fsp i'm geiaat babe, Der 8egtsrung3.
annnIt Ser babe itA erbOteu, thu (SoIgro0e)
gu laffeu. @r (Ssp) babe uur aelaet, bar
&OlgroUe 6as Don Der &sgieruug em9fauaeue
@slo jurIdbs5abIsu folte. Sr. Springer bat
S1ru. Ser iiber bisien g8ieerruf Der llga5e
&OIgroUe's benadrj&tigt. Ger ertldrt, er
babe utemals etue 8smartuua gemaht, mel
DIE al8 etu auer5teten, bic SaQ]e aegen etue
Snmmc @elo 81 oertui4en, apssetsgt NET
zen fonute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24

Die repnbIitaulidsr Seuatorsn bIeIteu
bente Nheno stusn Saufus uuS beiprahsu
Die @si6dfteOrOuuug auf 0auer Ses Refs
Der 9tbnug. Die Srage ii6sr bic 8srtagung
Der StsuEg purbs uur uOriibsrgsbenb ers
mdtnt, tnbsiisu i4teu bic aGlgemsiue Dis
fniitOu auf Die 4nnabme baitrt 3u Istu, oaB
ote Stsuns ipdtsf1eus an 5. Suit t6r Cube
erretGeu rueroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
Wep y WrrFer ReAriAteu.

JSprp, eife fabrrren Gamble in Gtncnuat btu
Gtpdbr, baB fe @rIm C7-SRRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24

Berlin, %. Suut.-gs ptrS beriatet,
eaB fGE Der rulll9e SstrGtos Smport i6er bic
geubIidltb Elm uuQsn0buIt9 bebeuten0er 1T;
Ger Smport nod 9suti9lano nerbe aud Der.
mutblt1 nod tpaffsU, oa In osn Sauptffa'
pslpldssu hes ruiflden @atrnibes, uaueut.
lid tn S6efia, nod gaus tolofale Rafieu bsr
oolidBrigsu grnbte aufgeipeidsrt lt,geu.
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Rus Der 8unbesbauptftaSt.
Weue Gin uns 3wttrOuarnOten.
SbeurCS sic.

Der Observation-Disclosures Dat 6te 4nasbote
uuf 9tsferung Don Sic an baS Saubamt udbs
reno bts nahfsn Stsfaiiabres 0eruorfsn,
neil bic 8efOrberteu Prsiis iibermasig bod
Darsu, uub Der Subalt bee 4ugebote auf
eine Combination unter ben @isbduOlern
i<sBsu ,GBt. 9rst 4ugebOte purben BON
gPaibtug toner Sdnblsrn empfangeu, nsIdle
reip. 45, 46 un6 AZ cts. pro @eutuer forOer.
ten. Ser Setrstdr bat 5eiatoii:n, auspdrs
ttge gtsbduoIer gum @turet4eu BON Q1ge.
bOteu uufBuiOrceru.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24

. { II . @os OuUE. = ULuU 4uII % %
gut uuterrtdtsten Rreiisu nibt fiir uuuabr.
iGetnltd, baB Satisr aleraubst Ill. autdB.
ltd isint8 Bsiufes In Barihau mtt RaileI
Ntlbclnl 3uiammenfOmmsu perbs, I'M Oem.
iel6en fIr ben ltsbenewIretBsu gnpfaag ist.
ntr 95mabItu peri0ultb gu Oanfeu uu6 Oabai
beti&tebsne tUtftige pOltttid ftuau3teIe In.
gslegsnbettsn 3u bsiprsdeu.
Bic Brtnjsn BtlheIm un6 Ssturtd, otel
Ieidr and Der Eronprtuj, msroeu Der be0or,
ftebenosu grOBsn 6lottsas3eUie in Dau3tg
bttrCbner.
Raiisr BiIbsIm Dat ben @apttGn Sa6sltu,
peIGer fIiiber Der WartusfattOn tn Gtel at.
tadirt mar, taiirt, neil OerIeLbs In 9uai,
IGe 3tenfs getrsteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-24
sanif in ,tnsr STRIDE.

gou6on, %. Stunt - SH elmer Metbo=
tifenftr6e 30 IugIssa eutaanO gsferu mi5
rfno zines BstsbruHgs @OttssOtsnRes in
Eclge etnes tra6euOen @eraui4s auf ber
bidt nit 9ieuidsu beieBtsu 9aDlerte Elm
Bunil, uub Utsls YaiOneu iprangsn aus ben
bcbsu Seni1sru auf ben 8Oben bsrab, Ddbe
reuo oroere In 6em Gubraugs mad ben &bd.
rsu gu SOssu genOrfsn uub uutsr bic 5iiBs
gstrstsn purtCH. @tne bstrddtIi5e 4n3abl
BsrIpnsu etIttt id1tpere SerlebuuoeH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-05
A Story OF General Scott.

A Washington correspondent tells the
fottpwing- story of-~General Winfield
So6tt: While ne wis still at the head Of
the army, with his Office on Seventeenth
street, just opposite the war department,
he was coming out one day to enter his
carriage, cane in hand. A voluptecr or
derby, who knew nothing Of Scots views
of military propriety, approached him
with a letter from war deparfm ent
bureau, which he had been directed to
deliver to General Scott at once. The
orderly, recking nothing OF adjutants
general or. chiefs of staff. interpreted
his order literally, and hastily giving q
careless salute, began:
"Oh, general. here's paper want
you to look at before you-"
For moment the proud commander
in-chief seemed petritied. Then raising
his cane, he said in loud voice:
"Clear ont. sir; clear out of the way"
The startled orderly sprang to one side,
and the general got into his carriage and
was driven away. The soldier then de-
l,vered his letter to some one in the Office
and walked slowly out GenerA Scotts
carriage had not gone thirty rodS before
it stopped and turned about The
driver. raising his voice, summoned the
offending orderly to the door. Trembling
in every limb. cap In hand, he a.
preached General Scott asked his
name and regiment. He gave them.
well. sir" said the general, ''repor'
/ to your colonel that You we're guilty o1
! gross disrespect to General Scott As ar
| officer, and that General Scott was guilty
Of gross disrespect TO you as man
General Scott begs your pardon. Gro Il
your duty, sir. ;"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-05
PANICS IN RELIGION.
kev. Dr. Col1yer on the Harm Done by
Fnifhicss Men IN tho Church.

notice, said the Rev. DR.. Collyer. in
his sermon Sunday morning. that when
talk with those who watch the worlds
great markets they say khat when there
Is an ever-growing fever in the centen of
business. If this continues We are going
to have Q panic. And / answer "God
forbid, Tor | know Of but few things in
this world and life of ours SO cruel4an
ruthless, as q panic, or that takes the
manhood 80 completely out Of men,
leaving only mob OF poltroons and
monsters. 1t makes no matter what
form the evil and ugly thing may take,
in public hall or theater or in church
where men go to worship God or in Wall
street; and it is no matter what our
conduct may have been down to the day
when we were confronted in a moment
by this last and most terrible test of our
manhood. If we have lost on that day
the quality Herbert Spencer insists on
as one Of the choicest blessings we can
possess -"the supremacy of self control"
it is all over with us the<rest Of our
lives. -
|. notice that my brethren in their con-
ferences deplore the deafness in their
, churches I do not wonder at this, but
do wonder little that they should
even by inference lay the blame on God
and talk as if they believed with the
priests of Baal that he was asleep in
His heavens or had gone on journey
Because if they only look deeper they
, will see that the whole trouble lies with
the Christians themselves. l venture
to observe, but with no. mean spirit,
God knows, that the most cruel and
ruthless blows ever struck against our
i common faith have been made, not hy
men like Robert Ingersoll. but by, daa-
/ cons of good standing in their churches
/ and prominent persons in Christian as-
1 sociations. Where men I will not name
i do things I will not name under the
+ mask Of ,reig1on-the safest mask I
know Oft isno wonder so many should
| go apart and say if this is the fruit I
do not believe in the tree. No wonder
that so many should leave the churches
and that we should have what we may
call a religious panic. And when this
panic occurs no words of>emine or of
any one else can estimate the damage
it does to the world for it means that
ity, all that is really precious in this life.
But such panics and desertions from re-
ligion will invariably take place when we
see unworthy men who have no real re-
hgious life in them assume the high
places In Christian councils.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-04-05
UpE4n WHILE YOO MAyS

VIZ the rnoonbeams bright are peeping
.!..yagh the ivy-cnrtained pane.
,!clr mellow radiance sleeping
L..ry obJect IN the lane
Wltl s.lvcry gray.
I..aul On, darling1 While thourt sleeping
ta.e.a pure and bright
A. t4 your cot their watch are keeping e
Through the silent night;
Then dream on while you may.
a! 900 soon will come the waking
I. II. tllc.drcams OF childhood's days;
C.ssa- the fair horizon breaking
: e.. a.Il meet thy you;bf'rl gaze
AS yon wenl ifc's way
-, thy heart wil.fecl the aclin,
Hat no. Joy can Kill or calm;
q usheI Lofes their leave be taking,
II pes thai never could bring balm,
Then dream on while you may.
E ~ 'le hours of childhood flying.
I:-pm yonr transient dreams you'll wake
A. the sound of sobs and sighng
On your youthful years will break,
AZ from day to day
s.. VII try but vain the trying
'le find that bliss no one can know;
rrief il living. Joy is dying,
IN tLi4 weary world Of woe;
Then dream on while yon may.
JUSTIN MCAErHr