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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
RInine nnn 2paan.

suoufo, Re., 10. Stunt. - Die 5e'
uotorea Qcoan uuo pale bsiu1tsu bsute bic
.SolbotenEstmutb" 8u Gogus, no elm Sa-
int Rom II Rauoneuidiifsn t6nsu ju @hrsH
oboefensrt purbe. I'm RaGutttuge tebrteu
fie rath auaufla suriid, uahmeu abihteo BON
Blaine uuS truteu baum bic Sadrstis mad
RaihtuQtou an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
saOb cine pamsffejIels @rpIDfion.

8ernettzS g mare, BennI., IY Stunt.
- Su neu 0lai9ineumertfGtten Der 9.
Benrod & Cons Comp" erplo0trte beute
stu 9ampfisifsI, rroburd Oter Rduuer, Oa'
runtsr y. y. 6trf. Sdasueifsr Ger Som-
poguis, itper ostlsst puroen. Die g8erts
fidtte rpurbe tbetImeiis bemottrt mo ftug
Teuer; iebo4 getnug es, bic 6lonmsH RAID
al Ioidben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
giBtritt6biHcte fur ben oemufras
AsFSEatt " a Il nr- a [ z gs nerH

GbtcGqo, 10 Suut.-@as Su5cOmlts,
Usitea Uum b,mofrntjiden yiGtiolalz8omite
trraunt muJ6e, nm Golbsreltuugsu fir ben
bspOrfebluben JiattoHat G0uoeuI III treifan,
stId6t cine B5ianutma6uua in Detreii eer
Wutcbe 3ur 8ertbdIuug Gjutrttt8bilste.
0is 6aue mtro 10,j00 SiBe babeu, BON
nsiGsu 20G0 fir 8slegutsn uub 5samta,
500 fiir bic Brsfs,75 iir Subtribsuteu lur
8Batluup Ger Auagabsu, 7j0 flir Iotale 50.
mite'u, Staet. uu0 Gouutgbeomten, 200
fir Seuotorsu, 8sprGIeutauteu uuo teroor.
rOeen6e gPiteIteosr ber Bartet uuS $50 fir
G!tgIie6sr bes 0atiouGl Gomttes gsbrouht
msrteu. &te iibrtgeu 8tllete ner0eu bau
8cIsQoteu gegebsu tpsrbsn, 70 baB Elm ie6er
beridbsn irhs 3ur Ssrtbsiluug uutsr oa5
Bublium erbd[t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Bel apotbeFerr ia baben.

glGu Lsis: g8abr uHb 6atiG.5
glau I9idt cine Brtefmarit On Rat
mar & e o., VT. SO, gBarrIns, @dE hsr
gbur9frass, HspsDorl.
~ DtIssuns, TagisHSs bon Doagrl psrt5, psEt
kaIHE ueti4idt DsrSeu.
Mn baS EubIiEuMs
BerIanst ia MIR RG6tDas'B HHA a4tst bGrmr', haa
6sr Eamt,, ,Faenaa" fa Gli heu attauittn Artilii
beFnA2 (ptt11, ,87aB&R-S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20

SD benadri6tfae aebtuneSpcg u
- 2 ntetns sabIret4en 6rslnee un6 S6na
%.zS usE, hab Id na4 5Ir. ., yfore @apf
HH@ER hrdhe,
Gnrt,Dosn bin mo Id Elm EebbeGaaer aIIer &prten
uns Bon ZEN neuefasH SeiRns, IaIter eiseueB
Enbrifnt, babe. SIN Bsitfe bermePrter 6aeilitaten,
,iirhe es mir gergndgeu nIG4en, nneine A1beR oaS
jeIbf ,a bear5eH nnb ibre BehiriHie 81 berHePmeu.
S1 taiIil iett Rdufern 20 BIS IS 9rosert srparsn.
sprsdsn Ste gef6ais Dor InS bst4tiasa Sic, s5s Sic
tcitfen, meir 2desr. @eorG Se6'
TsrfnufsIotaI. Rr. Q, Rore'@apffrofe.
(Sept.24, ,12Rtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
SSidjtiGe AnGiinSi4nmG.

@tne ltt1te WetbObe, uhr fuufen.
3tnnau has sen
forrtrt
mere une erfrGse ne5r. SHn ) ub gbGba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
RetpE 0IprFer Ra6rthten.

Hepsyort, 19. Suai. - Dr.. albert
WQher. MoIe ans Ntinueapnlis, meldsr aIn
Issteu 8isnfiuge auf etusn ,3uqe Der y8eIts
SbClez8abu" in Der Hdbe BON Ringfton UNI
$500 bsraubt purbe, III bierber 3urldge.
tebrt mo bat IiA NIT Der Bolt3ei tn Ser
hintuug gsisbt. Dian usrmutbet, Oa6 Der
Raub uou gtem Yurfsr 9iebeu ueriibt puroe,
taS bjeislbeH NIT ibrer Beute Den Bag bel
RiEaftor usrliebsn uuo bon bort mad benz
g9efsn rftfeu.
- unbsgriubsts @erddte parsu beute
anf ber Gttient0ris i'm umlaufs, mad beuen
Commodore 6. &. 9arriiou zine usbertra.
aura porgeuommen baben iolIte. Die 9e.
fiidts eutipraugeu oem1mfaube, 6a6 S9uto,
Ideiue Der yBtttsbHrgs sglspelauos SoIeboer
Ba6u" protefirt norbtn pareu
- Ser sbsmnlige Sauitats,& &ommiTIir
Mlaauus @roB III uutsr Der auilags, 500
Iftieu Der y@rcsliiOr. 9as. .Qiabt. Comp. " Don
Stateu. SsIauo betriaertIher Beile euttttrt
III babeu, un!sr $1,000 Sirgi9ait gefe(It
pOrbeu.
- Gin girpifIer RtIpatrid, msI4er fetue
Eran unb ftnf RiHber i'm gr0Btsu @leao In
Bbilabelphiu i'm Stjds Gslafieu bate, purbe
beute In Sreeilpu ouf BsraulaiIuug Isiuer
Trau perhaftet. Die y6inbsrinub.9 .9sIeu,
itaft" bot nd Der Srnu uub ibrer Siuoer
augencmmtu.
. Der betnets 9GanipieGer Boob Ben.
Iou, uelder ned gefsru abano nit Trl
Bifers unb Srn. &osers aIs yBbineas
Elnmm" In nSacqaia" nuftrot, ftarb nm IL
llbr beute gOrmtttag On 8afarIu9t, uar.
buuheu NIT Sung ssusnt3iuAuu8. Gr mar 20
Sabre olt unb in philadelphia auidifig.
Tie nIuions . aeifies Babn."
Sofou, 10. Suui. - Charles SranctS
gSnms, tnn., Yrdfbeut Der Linton. Bacifc.
8atu," beffreitet ons beute tn Der gBau=
fra6e turfreube Seri6t, haB sr elm &omplCt
,ur SsfrnnSuttou uuo Bsidutubeluug iensr
Rahu entSsdt unb osretfeIt babe. Die IN.
gcbe iibsr bic 8efsuotiou bss 9ru. @Iuri,
geiGdftsfiihrers Der srndbntsu Sahu, piro
pom bsm PrdEbeutsu uno Sice ,Br6Foentsu
In Ahr,be ssffsllt. pr. &lart pinid1t aus
@tIuubbsttsriidf6tsu juriid3utreteu, pIrb
isbcG p0rldnfiB nod TIM Amte bletbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Gin sefi,it Dou $4,000.

Suuter's Yotnt, R.-y., 19. Suut.-
Sin Gsfbtt bOn SG0,0O0 tt in ben 8sbuuUs
gan bis &OuutB' 'SdueuetfieIs eBtOsdt nor
ten. 8ie Giirger bteitsn gefleru 4bsub etue
SsrIauulurg Hub ernunuten elm &omtte,
neldes cine lInteriudung etnlettsu iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
R1ntioer Rnmrf mit fnStanern.

8uGIas, 3er., 10. Suui. - Raart4t
iibsr sineu blutigeu 8uupf NIT 5Eotaueru,
reIGcr fdl nor sebu Taasu in bsr daBsriteH
rortwtiilifen Gda pou Esrds evstguete. til
bier etrGs,rofsu. 3. g8. STAPLES aus Sal.
lae. ". B. Sartieu un6 etu liauH, Ramsu8
Sida, bradsn su Bfsros ami um fIb oou
s'nloz tos@cuutp, Ggr, uad BEN Getrt'
iorium @nibiugtOu iu bsgeten. S1 Der
gi6te Der r0r6limsu greujs oes iogenauuteH
8f0uneufteIs nugstomrsu, mGroeu ne bon
febsn ieinhlihan SubtaHsrn li5erraidt uu6
ein usbrfiubiger Raupi erfolgts. Die Bat'
fen bntteu Stus tn stuem gSlohsu gss
iudt urb f6 binter 9dume asfsut, iebod
mar Stds bur6 Die erfte 9alos oer Saeta~
ner Get6etst pOrten. Staples iiBte Den
Sou6f, troBtsm er cine t0Otlt&e g8uFoe In
tfu qRagsu elbolteu bate, bsbsumdthig
eine @tuube laug fort, bio sr idlisBli9 ute
Se,Fisl uub ffor5. Rdaf 3uhiauer mur6eu
ce!6otst, urb bic bstoen utrigeH iuhtsu
ifHs6l6 Itmsr orrpunbet tbr 6siI In Osr
Tlndt. SartIsu mar pn0erlsBt gsbltabsu uuS
ts6apptets oae Sslo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
3pei betaate TrGuen DeruuaGleft.

4IIentomu, Benni., 10. Sunt.-Grau
Sarab Scous uub 6rau anun Slerl, 60,
reip. 70 Sabre aIt, iparbeu sefteru Absub bel
@aluutport, als fte bas @sIstie Der v0ebtgb.
Sufquebanna.Sabn" freu3eH MOLTEN, uou
stnsm SobIsu3uge iibsrfabreu HuO getObtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
GinarOs, Sa9atcaes,
Pigeon-Hole

Seuru 9inb. uno Devil among the Tailors
pbsr ErratIc Spinner-Eii4e,
sdas, rsbsrslas Queues uus HususIsbsr u. E. b. Bel
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE
COMPANY"
2a6foIaeriu BON 3. CID. &a1Icr A @cmv..
CIale,ln GE. aGS, sISgaItiR0rsFtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
WnrFf trrh Rnrfr.

2tpIrpooI, 10. Stunt, 1890 RtttaQs.
- 8aumrpOlls: Rttteliorts Oberldnbsr 81,
btttn. Rsp'O Orleans Ct. - Die Serfdufe
betrussu 10000, Spefulottou uu6 AusfuHT
1000 EGIIen, 3ufuhr 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
RObpcImCrb unb &eIbffmOr0.

ct. 8auI, Rtnn., 10. Stunt. - 8. &e'
Guta bratlte teuta Gbsnb gu 8aptou's Blufi,
rate btsier Stabt, Der rs idArtgeu RataertEs
3sferitmtot unb tbrer 81 idArigeu Eoatsr
3argarethe t6btljde WfiIsrftGe BET uu0
turd'6uitt nd banu ete Asble.
Trou WeIsriGutbt bate Elm E0Gt8 TN
6ouls Geduru's gemtethet uu6 Der Brau Oas
gsttsreu, nnfatt b9m Iaune, bic J,It9e
bS3nbIt. @snura gertsth bteriibar IA lolhe
@utb, eos or bic Bluttbat bsgtug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Rermif6tsi

8ie beuttgs 9tsuer @tnnahue betrug
$308, 739 uu6 bic 30Getnnabms 1888. 1913.
BUR gtnl0iuug bsRimmte TattOult' Suut'
uutsu i'm 8etrase BON 5000 Itefeu beHte
i'm S9abamte Elm.
4upoIt Geo. glt6 uoGeu6ete heute isine
ausIooeu bt;iialtds Der SteruroutsuprojeIia
uor lem SpItngsr'idsn &omtts.
g8t, EIOtteuIeIretGr Chamber mittbsiIt,
fsbt hie 8erboftung etner batrd1tlt4ea III
,obl BeriUusn pegeu 8stbetItguug al ben
gtwinbeIstsu i'm 8ireau fiic Utsbhtu uaS
@btrur0ts bee SlottsHSspartements IN au5'
Fi1f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
9OFaIbert8te aus gBaf5tnstOa.

28ufbtugtou, 10. Suut. - Dts @oms
mtifOu, Wtlte auOronuugen IiU ota feilt9e
Yggebung bfr 6rttgfsuuua be8 Baialu9-
ton. Rorumsuts gu trtfeu Bat, 0ariummslte
f4 hsute 8ormittug uu0 orgaulfrts fA
tur9 @rmd1lung folgeuOsr 8aam;er Sss
notCr Sbsrmuu SOrfesr, 6. s. Sabcod
Ssirstdr uGb s. 6. 9aruep Sili5s iitetic.
Sin Biiufers&Omtte puros ernunut, um bic
SCratbsitsu Der GOmmtifioH IN bic 5aub gu
uebmrn un6 iolde Sdritte wa5reuo be5
9srbfes uno gBtutsrs gu t5uu, bic 60 fir
uotbDsn6tg bdlt.
- .. gR. WibbIstou, zines Der DittaItsoer
Der bauisrotteu Btrma gttO6leto1 IL Comp,
fsGt sntidisbeu bic 8e'huIbigunq tn A5'
reoe, baB Der Btrmu anUertraute Sth'r9st
ten ben SufruttioHeu Der gtgsutbimsr 5H'
piber osrpsubet babe. Gut bsbaupttt sr,
Der Sanisrott ist Mot zine 6ol5e Oou UtlB'
Osrmultuna, iOnbsru ourh Ssrrs4auH8en
Hn6 8srluRe HsEbGigeflbrt porosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Gie aniIaetn sesen Srn. @naltib.

8a8 SpfSial.Gcmtts, pfJdes UOm 9auis
srnaunt pur6s, nm gu eriudsu, Oh tr8euO
melde &r 8sprdisutantsu tbr 6lnrprt0tIe=
eium be3ugItG hes grgIii9 BeeaG'I4en
gGabl @cntsfes mtBbraudteu, bernahm
hsute usbrers l3sugeu, baruuteE aud 9sH.
g4m. 8. @rgItih, Batter Oss erfolgrethsu
@outsfanteu. Die 4usiageu Daren bon fetz
nsm bsioubertu Sutersis unb ergabsu nut,
teB Sr. gugliib In ruterreoangeH nit 6eu
66. 6ouuetle, Roultou, 2owrp uuo nnee.
rsn RsprGentauten bic @eredtt8tett Der IN
fnriifr isinss G5nhnes perf0it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20

9etrstar SOlger bat Dem 1luS &Omtte Iir
GEiprife elm S6rsiben geinift, In peldsm
er bic jsusm @omtte iiberpteisue 9ausbiu
billtst, uad DeIdsr alIe Staateu, bte t6re
antbsile au Der Otrettsn Stsuer BON 1851
nod Mot be3ablten, auer Ssrpft9tung in
otsier $5iniidt srtbobeu ietn, uuo bieisntgeu
Staat'n, peIGe ibre IutbstIe belablteu, Die
ieIbsn 3urlif et6nItsu iOGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Sin DsfJit in TEN ReGbuuuJtn zines Ser.
f1urbcnen

Ger sifs GoutroIsur bes S9asamts lnt
tet Fem abidIuife Der 8ehuuugsu bss Dor
5pet YtOnateu geforbsnsu RObsrt 6. Nor=
gan, sBemalteen aus;ableuben &terts bes
Staate1spartsmeuts uub &bsfs bes Biteaus
fir Re6nuugen, stn 9sfi,tt BON $12, 600
sut6sdt. Ssine Siirgsu, 50. Sbas. 6.
gBbttebeub, SOruce SO. Struggles uub Nlbert
q. BAT. finb aufgsforoert norOeu, bic fs5.
Isube 9umme gu erieBsu. MOrgau mar
oisls Sabre i'm 0ienife bes Staats0e5arts,
msn;s uno ftau6 tn bObsm auiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
W5 al ar a
6dnfjts gent3 bic 5lai6e.
EGoDo9's rrgnltrtR6e Ytge2

bas mddtigs tsber. Il. glagsubstImttt,l
Gin DssstabtIifass griasmittd fur EaIoneIl
guuiommeus Bursuu3eu, ItuOsrHbs 20.
fibImittsI, Dttieu Otus odmsrb
fets juDerlaiilg uno uatGrlI9.
Fy6uts o5ue ctssiamad elegant usit iassm . dJA
aGosirt plrstrsu. rssuItTsr, rsngsa Uns traitissS
'''' g3abpaO's @iueu
t-r PtEIura augr d2agenz ,Eebers, Gs0arnts TergRa
pr5 S.aignlJiben, gsEcsH 9raui5eiten, Ggpiats,
EGrtttibiafeit gerit1p'uH5, uubeTbauH4teit, Gsff
SebTe gaQtutsi6su, Fiebtg uUterlgttss Gntinsuftd
bdmorrbotesH uub aler St0rIu9tn Der EtnaantiSS.
Hefu Ue3etabilii5. tetue StUr Bon ItrhiE 52tugrst
ian ptgE fSdbhzeu Eronisa,
E1g- ysGE bsaSts folgeubt S5uptoms bOu Rrafds
beilsu Der Ber6GuunaBcreaut: Stghopfang tunsrr9t
oducgr5oJoer, BlgtpauuHg un4 BEN Rppfs, S6rIt
in ga9eu, uebeifeit, S06brenueu, GGsl ror BEN gls
fen, glngelbriden mreE aufftDben ftnteu6e o6er 81
benee GuphuoUug tn Der A4aaeHgrube, gebsn brs
Serlens erhidg1heE geiQbI bs'm Gtegeu TIeden c6ty
Tlcre osr ben Iugsu, 7Tteber uHb buupfs Shmerltu
In Popis, Eenngsl an Ausbiuitin8, stltes 4usJtstn
Ser Saut uub Der 4useu, Seiteuie9eu, EdmerseH ID
Der gruf uub IN ben gHeeern, pgosIi5t Aupagr7g
Ben site Bremen bee 5Jleii6s5.
eintgs Soieu BON Rabwap'S BiutH bsrbsu ben
a5rbsr ben alien 0bsussHanntsn aIaHi9sissn bsfTdea
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Nnterletbs: s:Bejdlmer6eR,

llaterIetbs. .8ei3werOen,
Dur8faIG, cholera Rorbus, 81
70 st4eu, 9tarrb6s ober S6nerls1 bsi,rr
StuhI8augs iDer6en In Is bts 90 Wiuufsg
turtrt, menn man &a6mab's Reabd RsIisE
ttnntmmt gSeber SlutQn6rano, uot6 gnt.
liueuHg, DIoer Shp0Ge, nod 4boeSsount,
qett iOIgtH ant oeuSsbrouh ponR. R, 8eUtf.
90 mar oas srits unb bIsibt
peS etn3tge Observation-Disclosures.
6as au8erbldIi5 bic itrsdlt5ften g6mer,en ain,
une SntSlnbuugen unb 8Iutan6rGua Itnberf oIeiSs
olc oD te tn Der guuge, i'm Wngsu III ben Ginseirst.
pen, zen Srslen o6er an6eren D.gousn GIftrstfS
penu man e eninnl beuIst unb siudr
IN elmer bis 8tDau3te GIinuteu.
GletDtel tDts srDB bic S@msrlsn aua Isu m5een BE
an 5.FsumnttsuJu5 Geibeu6eu bic Bett[daeriser NJ
EerlruppelteE, bic 4trptieH, bic an 4erberpeb urS
e.esseH y Sfqfte sttsn set6en6en Derbe in Rabpas'E
@Dt3iiu6nug Der Gtereu, @nt1ifubnno her
Siois, 9ebarms @Ht3Gu6uug, Qunaeu. Gouo,.
fipu, Salsletben, Gt5em6elmperbeu SsT,,
tlOpfen, bpfertiGe 4uiGQe, 8rduue, SisS,
tberte, Satorrb, Suflueuaa, Robfihmsr;.
5een2eE, Hsro6ttat SdlafIofgfsit, Rsrs
6eHmfb' JtBeumdttsmus, QIftpsb, 8ruds,
9tuGgD' obsr @Iteoeriams3en, Queliduns
ger, GerftGuGuHgen, tallsa Il. btbtqesEiebsr.
Bic MumcrNuug hss Ready Relief an Ben lstbsrsEv,
E55'lsr 6sriWaft GU8gGsEd,i4s atn6srune uub -
IstGtcunq. w.
EEeigtG BIZ ie5sss Erogfyr In stusn FIsirsH gLas
8ctT bstl5l TN ocriGgu 8HIsrb itfgu RrfirSFe gPss
gem 1lire, SobbleEE-u, b,li5c5 RoDiUe5 GurdFaE.
8u9r, 2olt. @iE3gaaeu IEb ale tuusrli5sn S6rse.S
en-.
EsIfenbg i0Ht.u iHrrsr cine giaf@, BON Radwev's
Ready Relief te. no tragen. gtitbe IrDbfeu Sobr7f
IN Gagr Fet4Gr, beugeH allen ben RrausBeitsr ,frS
6amlt bert'nlpiten eet6er, bic aus bem gebraut urs
aei15guteu ErintyaFsrs entHebgu bpr "a IN ~ "a
'srts Sttnnlas, osS 5rcrsbrannttoGtn UnA Rtttersr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20

Der geufer gcupsuttOu, betrsHsub gaeGe
unb Seiluuo in Qieae ueruunoeter Sololtsn, mo bls
lest 6eigetreten: EIgtntinieu. Seaitn Sotoia, But
qarisn, gtile, Idnemart, SuntiGHJs jfanttsld,
gricneHlan6 6ro66Tdunien, 0s5uen, Dto1tiuearo,
Die Ris0etlan6e SeTeih sun8nr1, Be en, Betu, boT'
tueal, JamdHien, 8uBloRo, Suluaoor, S4Deeenz
Rolpeasn. Die eStmsu, 5ubieu, Spanleu, &0dst uHA
Die BeI. StaoteE
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Carl greneer In StIfaR.
Nnti. q emittn, srnmnnr.

Bstersburg, 10. Suut. - SebsutItds
Unit Ssmttsu Srapalle fab 40 SrtUoroge
porg,inHsu. SitIe BON Suo;n bspehutt 4du'
fer purbtn hsmoltrt. 9as TlIlitdr muBts
3u Chile gerpfsu psroeu, um bic Rube bsr'
1uRsnsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
Qlyubr nnh fnIln

" en- aus Or. RaSbab's wbb,rsy,.... o.-
uHD tsre SetI'lns" fOIseuOsH GGs,ao "''
E.fe Der Rtauibsiten, bic ae5eiIt rs-A,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
3etten!
;3etten!
q lttnrpre e 0S B Ell: g abrif 6 DntDQ0nte

Y ttuore. trase
isin8 tmpre ebdsnden Sars poe atu,alun
ts ntt
g0mTn1t gh hmmsunS SabaSae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20

Gie mtrieanifcbe @cniicns, Bin unS Die atn:
iIrntzRud fdnee. Ssstere usrlau1en 2&5
ERiHipncn.- 9aS 5aus nimmt e.F 2aciiic'
9Gbns9in uno Bic Bill asstn eis @infubr
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31
THE JACKSON CASE.

The Defendant Bound Over to the Dia
tFict Court In the sum of $1,000.
The pr limInary hearing in the case
of the state Of Kansas VS.. John g. Jack
son, charged with abductiug Hattie
KilzmIller for purposes OF prostitution,
was had Monday before Justice r.
P. Payne, and the defendant was bound
over to the district court In the sum of
81 900, and IN default of bail was COM
mitted.
The story of the poor girl, which Is
too revoltiog for publication, reveals q
course of lustful crime on
the part of jackson which
seems almost incredible. The represen-
tations of the victim of this iecherous
villain show that she was completely
under his control, and that even IN the
delirium of fever with which she was
Frustrated for days. she was not spared
the degradation to which he constantly
subjected her. She suffered these indig.
mites at the hands of her seducer be-
cause, as she claims, of persisten;
threats on his part that he would kill
her if she refused.
The unfortunate child was taken to
Newton to-day by her father, who has
been in the city ever since Saturday. He
is extremely grateful to the officers who
have interested themselves In bringing
jackson to justice, aud especially 70
Sheriff Wilhite WhO succeeded in land
ing the prisoner safe in jail in this place
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CLOSED UP.


The Open Saloon = Thing of the Past
In EmpOrIa.
Pursuant to orders from the city mar
shall, and in conformity with a line of
action agreed upon among themselves,
the saloonists of Emporia all closed their
places of business on Saturday night,
and number of them have removed
their bars and other fixtures. II has
been apparent to the liquor dealers here
for some months past that it was no
longer practical to continue their
illicit traffic without mourning heavy
penalties for violation of the law, and
rather than trifle longer with a deter
mined public sentiment they concluded
to give up the fight, which they have
been carrying on against such danger
Gus odds. There is now not single
open saloon in the city OF Emporis, and
by proper vigilance on the part of the
officers this condition of affairs may be-
come permanent. There is no reason
why it should not The will of very
great majority of the people of the com
munity is that no liquor shall be sold
here for purposes of Intoxication, and
popular opinion on this point Is suf-
ficiently strong here to insure vigor-
GUS enforcement of the law.
The closing of the saloons is great
victory for the advocates of the prohib-
itory lew, but we take this occasion to
again admonlsh them that If they would
hold the vantage ground which
they have gained they must
relax more of their watch
iulness to the end that they may
keep in subsection their wiley and I'M
scrupulous foe. There is as much call
now for vigilance and zeal on the part OF
the friends of temperance as there ever
has been in the past, and those who lay
down their arms will do so at the risk
of turning over the fruits of victory to
| the enemy.
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Taaoheraa Meafin1.

On the 25th Of January, according to
appointment, the teachers of Lyon
county held their sectional meeting al
Plymouth with quite full attendance
Quite an interesting program was pre-.
sented, Mr.. Chance, teacher of the Ply.
mouth school acting as chairman.
An appropriate song, entitled, work
Makes The Winning Ones" opened the
exercises; followed by an able and in
structlve address on "The Teacher and
the Text Book, !" by our county superIn
tendent, Prof. Klock-
Mr. BIgler then brought before the
meeting the subject of compound mum
bers, participated in by Prof. Klock
Miss Smith. Mr.. Chance, Mrs. johnson
and Mics Mcmillan.
We then listened to another song
"Gathering Home" and a short talk OF
primary reading by Miss Smith, which
was followed by an excellent discourse
on primary geography by Mr.. Chance
The patrons of the district evInced
quite an interest IN the pro
ceedings of the meetings and
favored US with a few short anG
interesting addresses.
Prof Klock made a motion that {
vote of thanks be extended to the people
of Plymouth and vicinity for their at
tendance aud interest manifested IN tbs
meetings, which then adjourned to NEE
at Americas on the 22d of February
1884 E. A. DILLON, Sec.
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the Chinese New Year.

The Emporia laundrymen, Jim and
Woung Lee, kept "Open house" Sun
day and with generous hospitality dis
pensed confectionery, fruit, nuts, cigars,
etc to all who called upon them. The
occasion, as stated in THE NEWS of Sat
urday, was the celebration of their New
Year, 1901 This morning a table was
set in the front part of their establish
ment before the open door, on which was
spread variety of edibles. embracing q
roasted chicken with pork, oranges, can
dies, Chinese cider. etc. A number of
candles and incense tspers were
lighted and paper was also burned
on the floor beside the table, before
which the proprIetors OF the laundry
both Frustrated themselves and went
through a series of incsntations which,
the writer was informed by them, was
al appeal to their deity to come and
eat with them and bring good fortune for
the coming year. They refused to work
to-day and gave the time to feasting and
supplIcstion. Jim, the elder of the two,
has been attending Sunday school sInce
coming to Empcria and takes much TO-
terest in reading Chinese translation
of the Bible, but he and his partner still
hold strictly to the religious and secular
usages of their nation.