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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
goIitifAe @On0ente.
UafFpurt,er gr,enbdaI:r unS prObfbitior.

Sanias. @ttb, IO., 81. 4uguf. -
8lr Staats &ouUsut oer @resnbldler nahm
gefsru mad LANCER Debate etueu BsIfluB
an, mel4er bic 6smOfratti6s Bartet taeelt,
neil btsielbe bic Prohibitions Srage tguoz
rtrte, rno melhsr oerIaugt, baB elm Brobt=
bttto Gmenbemsnt bem Solte bee Staatss
8ur &bfimmnng uuterbreitet psroe.
Anti grpblbitiuns RspHbIitansr in RanIas.
Gopeta, SIS, 81. Guguf.- Der Stuatsz
@Ou1eut berjeHt8su Satttou Der Republtfa=
uer, tpeIde Der Brobtbttton oppouireu uub
siue meme abfimmHrs iiber ieue 5rage BE-.
giinhigen, bat stus lauge Bllttiorm auae.
nclunen. 0ieiel6e proteftrt gegen 0a8 yIelbfts
mor6eriidle Bsrfa5rea" ber Maiorttdt Der re
pubitfanti4eu BGrtet tn 9auias biui9tltd,
Ger Semp pereuj.5rage unb nntte fie fir bic
SOlgeu uerantmortIid. Sm le6riaeu tuSoIz
firt bic YtattfOrm Die Woratnattun 8iatus's
uub Qoaan's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
WerunoIuGte Grfur(TDntffer.

Betbleb bem, mp, 81. Nuguf. -
NGbreub stue @sieqidaft @rturfiuuifeu
beute cine Subrt auf etuem pterlpduntgeu
@sbtrgs 8pgsu mabteE, gtugeu bic aus
trgeno etnem umftano i6eu geuorbeueu
Bferoe hurG uno Der g8ngeu ftir;te mn.
Rebrsrs SeriOusn muroen uerlest, stue Der.
ielbsn pGbri6stnlt9 t0btlt9. Der Bagen
tuur6e total bemoltrt.
(Spdter. .)-Srnn @amp aus 8rocflgn erlitt
etnen compltjtrtsa 8cub bss @lenbogeuas.
leufss unb Acknowledgment; Srau Samss,
80 Sabre oft, ans RoutrsaI, brad bic Rtp.
pen, i0mte cen ItEfen Arm uuO erlitt etne
isbr gsfdbrItde 6opfpHubs; Sri. Foot aus
WOutrsal, SRI. RcSutOia aus Roatrsal,
SRI. Bro0ts aus Rip6urpSoft un5 etu flet.
mes 2iuS trugeu eOeufaus bebsuilt1s Ser.
leBruaeu bQpou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
gSon einem Stier oetIptet.

Iorrtstomu, Benni., 81. GuguIt. -
Surnsp Roffsrtp, stH 6urmer bei DOwntugs
tOmu, tpuroe porssfern auf Osm 2etdeubs.
adugniB Istusr S6psfier in WGtIuaf bst
Norristonu ermartst. @r fam absr ni1t,
ionberu fiatt Ieiusr oie Radri9t, bab Raffer-
tp fur3 Dor Der Ibreiis ush, mite als Gage,
etlsu Stttr 3ur Erdnts gefiibrt, oas Ebier
thn absr pl0sltd ouseartfen uub thu NIT
ben S6rnsru ben llntsrletb oufseitttet bas
be, 10 tOb er In spsnigsu StunOel ftar5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Ser @ittSburser @Oli3et6ef uub
Der 6ffretdiIhe GpuEuI.

. Bittsbura, 8suni., 81 aug. - Del
0flretatide aOufuI, Rar. S9amberg. er.
hdrte be8igIiG ietner @tffsrsu3sn NIT Bolt
3et9ef Braun, er werbe tstuen oiftJtsllsn BE-
rtdt bon bsr SaGe erfattsn, ss iet beuu,
ietne Regieruua feIe ein Oissbe,iigltdss
Ssrlangsn On tbn. Dtan glau6t, oas Die
SaGe hermit III GnOe ieiu iuir6.
Rtttsburg, 81. Iuguf. - 0a teiue
tnterputtOuale 6ruge In Der bonn Bolt,et6ef
Braun esgeu cen 0fret4if6eu aouIuI War
S9amberg srbObeueu &laQe iuuolutrt mar,
70 truroe oas auf hsute anberauRte 8arb0r
onf nnbaftmmte j3ett Usridobeu. pr. ShGm.
berg mar befanntliG Der uebertrgtuuq etuer
fi6btiiten OroOnuauj augeftagt, neil ec iib
mstgerte, fstue iibsr oeEl SrOttotr ausae.
bdngte RoufuIats.Sabue 3u eutferueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
9tHe furIi@e 3O5lens gcmbis
nattpn.

@battnuoosa, Eeuu., 81. 4uguft. -
Die SobleHgtubenbefbsr oss 5ibsus grim
beteu heute eineu Seretn untsr bem Hameu
southern Coal Association" uub erm1bt=
ten Srn. u. y. Sobrfion aus 8trmtug5nm,
aIu., 3um BrGiibsutsH. 9as Sauptblreau
Der AhOciuttOu ptrb iid In Chattanooga be
fnter. 3wsd eer Geretniguug tn, bic Sa=
tersiisu Der 3obIeninbuftrte ourd Guuabns
elmer Sobnitala, euentueu Beihrdutuuq oss
Setrtebs, AbiGltsBsn bon usbereiutonmsu
NIT 3rarsportations @sisGlI1aftsn Il. {. 10.
mad &rdften 3u beben. 9sr gr56te Eheil Der
@rubenbeftser BON IsuueiIee, S.utudp,
9eOrQta uub alabama gsb6tt ~ Der GFoz
CiatiOu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Die GrmprSuna RdrI GetnrtA
Scd'S.

Nemzg gort, 81. gugufi. - Dr. Rlgls,
&egtfrator bss BTreaus fir Sterbltdteitss
Stattftit, erhtsIt hsute BON BaIbtuaton etue
bsgIlubigte 4bidrift hes BON gteut. @reelp
erRattsteu SsriGts iiber bic StnrtGtung 6es
SCI6aten SGrl 9etnrt@ Bod (6enrp }
Sraft 6teies DOCUMENTS sur6e Der In Die
Gn1sr oes Stirsnus aemohte @tntrag pun
geltOt," melGer OILS Eo0ssuria6e anaeaebeu
mar, in v@ri6Ofeu suf 8sfsbI bes Qieut.
@reeIp" umgeGu6ert.
QtHcoIu, Rsbr., 21. auguf. f.-6rl. Dora
grd i6idts gsfern osm Coroner BON Song
SeIanb &ttg, R..Y., etueu Brief. nel5sr
Sspsiis ibrer Ssrpaubtidaft nit OeH sol.
botsn nSent1" eutAdlt unb ben Coroner I'M
IusQrabuna Der 2etCle eriuG,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Qpaen auf tem Stump

SattGs Greet, Ri9., 81. GuguR. -
GsrntOr 2oguu biSlt bsuts etne 3leoe Dor ei
nsm nus20. coo bic 80, coo BeriOneu beaebeu
bsu 8ubIitum, peIdss Fd auldstA Der btsl
fotiftnoeubsn RauntOn Der :, Soloateuz uni
WatrOsr GfOctGtion 6es siijbmeRltdeuWtdlt
gau" o1ianmeIt bdtte. Setue Rsbe banoelte
houptid6li5 BON ben Dieufeu, melHe biz
Soloatsn Rtaignn's bsr linton ;pibreu6 oes
giirQCTfrtedes lstfietts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Scr aefheiterte Sampfer v1ms
ffsrSdmS

Saltfar, R.=S., 81. Guguf. - Der
&sgternngs Bampfer rNepfieto" 1T oou
SGbIe=Ssluub uuqefommsu uub brtugt Capt.
9ucns, SefsbIetabsr bas bort gefrauosteu
Sampfers DGmfferoam," ais BsTiagier nit
Ale 9offnuug, bas gefrnnbete Sabr;eua
tpteoer flott 3u mc&en, TT aufgegebeu NOR.
Zen, austu Der sr0Bte Ebsil oes 9argo's
fonrbe gsbOrgsu uub If jur .3ett nuf etasm
ShOoaer bierter uHterneQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
MHcrHauariff AMI cine gran

9 alUefon, &er., q. Auauff. - MS
SnrI Sunnsmnnu, etu bteiiger Rtldmauu,
gsfietu BON istuer get6dftIideu 9funSe betm.
fsbrts, fan6 er In fetnem Sani: ietne 6rau,
tn stnsr 8lutIahe ltegeno, bsiiuuungsIo8
am Bobfn bss SauFfurs btngefrsdt uor.
Ynhbtm Ote Srau bnrh Nupenouua Ser b.
fen SilfFmtttsl Dteeer 3nm 8euustlttu ;u.
rifgstabrt mar, eradbIte fis, oas fie BON etz
usm aspifeu Riifie, aem @sbdlfeu Suuues
mnIn's, bsr stneu @spaItatt an t5r peril
ben noIlts, nod I6ngsrem g9iberItanoe hurt
8stlhtrbs uuf ben 2opf au Soben gefdQt Iet.
8iftt, Der bieie SGanbt6at utriibte, If flihs
tig gspOrbsn; on Der Bisberberfetluua Der
5rau, bic idper srtrnatt ta, ptrb ge3nstz
fsIK
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
2n nieI Gd1nnnhe.

8eabtug, Beuui., 81. auauf. .-gbrt=
fltnn Scmmau, bsiIsr befaunt uuter osmJtas
men nSptusl" SOpman, eiu Rauu, Der iidb
BON nuerIsi Arbsitsu erndbrts, fam oorge.
fern absub in @so. 3rdmer's Dtrtbihaft
i'm Obersn Stabtt5stle uub trant bdlslbf nit
ttuam NiaIe iibrr stns Stuts Batsttp. g..
fern Rorgen friib faub mau thu tubt TN
SOfe istuer 8Ohuuug. Coroner S90bler
btslt cine llutsriu6uug n6, mo ole Sc.
itpOreuen gabsu etu eutfpredeHoes Serbttt
ab, In psltsm ife 5ustett Eabsl gsgeu ben
betrsffeutsn &irth ausipraAeu, Der TIM bieie
BorttOu SEbiffsp uerabretdt bate. Rramsr
In bethnffpt rrnrbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Ser @etratOes uns Stftualiens
Gpnrft

@ttcago, 81. aug.-Rebl flau; Butisu
p0r fsf mo itlns nuter ben gsfrtgeu &I'
eu = guanf M, 5rpt. 781, Ottobsr 8O4.
Ninis in euisr NaGfrnge unb iet uuo i&loB
nisbrieer, pis gefsru. dug. .525, Sspt528,
DIT SIG. SaFer unh ROagsu ftu. Sta1ss
iuumsu 131. Shmetusflstid3 flau une sts
nca piebrigsr- gusnft $22 90, SspiGmbsr
$21,50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Gehtimnifp oIleS @erbreaen.

Batertou, 0.-S., 81. 4uguR. - Dls
2site zines Rnnuss NIT elmer Ruaelpuuos
i'm Rngen purbe beuts bel ttIezEaus IN
ter elmer Bride gsfuubsu. Gin Bapier In
i,iner Eaid3e ssigt, bnB sr Gam. Qauusr
btsB, uub gtebt an, bOB sr nuf Der S5luft Dor
N0r6ern mar. auf eiuem bsnad5arteu
8aume purbs elm RruoIuer nit eiusr Issrtu
8ammsr asfuubsn. Spureu in Der g1dbs
hsr 2eids 3sigeH, buB Der a0rper etne Strsfe
qeIdleift noroen mar. 9auner III bier uol.
fdnbig uubsiunnt, bod ldBt Der Subalt Ieis
ntr 3aidsu usrmutbsu, bGB er eiu Rab5lusr
aus Chicago NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
aa6pab's resaItrsaSe PtaeR
&oufommcnc BurqauieH, liuoernoe a5'
iuhrmitttl, ptrteu ObHe Shmer3,
fats iuuglGiiil un0 udtiIrltdl.

Gin DCgdobuiidC5 griutmtttGI iitr SalOmel
guia Cine Bdac'tm1f, elegant NIT ilBsm 6aa
eIacrt purstren rsBuLErsH, vs5ut8sH uHs traittgsn
WabpGb's PiIIeu sur 6eiIuus aIsr Eagsns.
qebtr. geearnes, giereHz unb 5ldieuleiben Recpeu
qrorIBetten, RouitDeb, fgsbli6en Bei6Derbeu Bats
Haflit. Q5fstitmausd 6drtleibigistt, 8srfiobfuna
ur5CrbougtCfctt, G3sgepie, 8aueuletben, Tteber
MISUNDERSTANDING p1morr5Dteen uH6 auer St5s
rlirefR eGr Giu9siDgibe Fetn oeqgtdbtgf6 feins
Stir bcu glerilr, 4dneraItsH ober i9dbli5er Drps
guer.
Sc glGH beS5te ioIsenbs Symphonic BON Rrarts
6eitsn ee~ 82rbduuEgs0rgGHe: 8srtobflug inuerItSe
6GuUrr6oibeH, Bhltualuug ua5 benz Ro5fe Sdure
i'm slagen, ue6elteit, Soobreunen Gtel bor bem o.
fen glafsnbriteH, iaures 9uifoBeu, fnten6t p6er
bebauhe Gmrfueuug in her 9lG9ensrIlbe, Beben bes
6er;ers eTftidenbes Betlbl bem gtegen FIeden o6er
TIDTe SDr ben AE8en, Dtebsr uno olgmpie S5mer,su
in fOcie, YturRd an Ausoluihua, gslbes ausie5sn
ber Saut uub her Augeu, SeiteuiebeH, S5merien tn
eer 8ruft uub IN ben @lieDern, tl0btibe 4npaluua
Dor Site SrenngH oeS SleiiheS.
Gjriee GrieH bpu " &Gbbas's giIleu tUer6eu
ben a0rper BON allen obensenaHHteH Rrauibsitsu be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Scr neUe Gr8btf6Of S0n 0Bila.
DeIphfn.

BbilabeIpbtu, 81. Guauf. - Ser
bsutc gbsnO gu gbreu bss @3bti1ofs 9fgau
osranitHltste 5ddeI3ug mar stu gtdnleuOer
&rioIg, uno msutgfens $1,000 bts 10000
Berlonen nabmsH antbsil barau. G1e Ia.
tboltI6su Seretue beE Stabt Dareu oertrs=
ten. Der @r3bidOf bef6ttate ben 3ug Dor
lstuer brilliant etleuhtstsn Bobuuug un6 ers
tbstlte ban pOriibsr3ieheuben DeIegattoueu
Ietusu Seosu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
8aODap's 2IeaOp Belief
mi Or SttIIC yln6Crllno iinNrn

VT NJ -FVIVE NII'tVtNIY TUIUtU.
Gntiitncnnq Der giicren, gubiirSuna Ser
glals, @eoarm @nt;uuOuns, guHoeH.
SongeiiOn, 9er3iIOpicu, bgiteriihe Bin,
lalle, 8rdunc, Sataub, yterpBTtSt
SdIafIoiisseit, l5iiftweb, SruRs, g{itdsm.
ooer glicOCridmerSeu, Guetihuuosn
Sranos uro &rilbmunoeH, &erfaudjun.
gen, taIteS nno bigjges 6ieber.
Die Anpenoun9 Oss Ready Relief an Seu
ltocn0eH &b.ilcn peridafit augublidlide Qin.
oeruug mo Grlcittruuq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Ser GeIpmarFt.

Rsmsgorf, 81. Guguf. - 3OIgeubss
fin0 bic Sdlubuottrnugsu: 9sIo ofnete
3u Brc3snt unO idIos 8u 2 Bro3eut. -
gterltng s@e6iel 4.824-4 824 auf ie4s3ig
Gage uuo 4.844-484t auf St6t.-8Inbes'
CbItgatioueu 3zprO3. 1908. 4a'prOa 112i
unb 4spro, 120.-Attieu: A6ams @rprsB
1872, @entralzBactfic AL, Sbei. & O5to II,
grts 1s4, DO. grtor. 35, 9ate'Sbure 85s,
RS. Central So, Rortbz Beferu 1861. DO.
Brtor. 1856, R.zg. Central 1919, Btttsburg
1873, Geooiue 9S, Sod SsIaub 1l7i, Union.
Barifr 541. gRpesruzlIutnu 6S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Die s. ant

tdr uut 'ton. JtnHen, SsbIutteru. fbDurae SyLedeu
uHe 4ua'6Ia8e tueroen pertrieben. Buuoeu uno ges
ituGre baIb Bebetlt. Seer an Siropbeln, 4uaeus
YllHbs, Ctrers, 8etus, 6ulSs uub Dritieuausi5doen
lGtbCt bic i N plpe uugehstiter Rrausbeiteu pber
hes GebrGuGs BON alertlgr ober dbeubem SubHntnt
anqebduft uu6 ausgebreitet babeu bari ftt ali Sie
Setlun8 perln'en, uenu bGs Sariapdrilidu 70 Ianae
gCbrau9t ptrD, bGB e einen Gtnbrut auf ben Orois
ni5n US matt.
Cine 6Loi4e bon oisism eutbdIt me5r iuirfTaus
0rsuci0fie ais iebes aubers UhtteI etu I6eel6HsI
Bon bieiCm bot tOn @trtung, DOgegen man Don ans
6sreu atitteIu liinfs bts e4smaI 70 bteL brau5t,-B
GgDtbeierr su bobeu.
Die 6lai DE eiueu Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
NiehmdrFfe.

@btcugo, 81. Gng.-S4peius: gu
fubr II 600, Ssrienbunq $500 Stld; Breifs
Uariirteu i.Diifau 81 80 uuo $6 6O.-S1tuos
0isb: 3Hfubr 1900, Berieubuug 1900 Staf;
8rttis onritrtsu 3piidru IS. so Huo $500
gtaafs: 3Ifpbr 1900, 8srfeuOuug 300;
Brsiie paritrtsn suti6sa $500 uub 81 10.
CT. Gouis, 81. auguft. - S4uetue:
i3ufuhr 4l00, 8erisnbuua 1900; Bretie part
trtsu 5ptinsu 1920 uab Rluboteb
i2ulubr $500, Berisubuuq $50; Bretle part
irttu spti6su $3.2J unO $3.50. - S6aufs:
3uiubr 2lO0, Ssrisuouug Ietns; BreiIe part.
trteu Spiidsu $500 uub So go.
gaf fs&ibertp, Benui., ben 21. aug.
8tnboiet: .3nIubr 6l5, Ssrieuouug 1872;
Breiis oartirteu ,Diidsu $3.50 unO $500
S6petus: 3ufIbr 2300, Serisuoune 100;
Brsiie oarttrtsn 3ptiaeu $3.50 unb $685.
StaGfe: 3HfuAr 5000, Serieubuug 22GO;
Brs!ie uartirtsn lptihtu $500 unO $500
unrubsn an esr ruffiiebs dbintGfbtH SrenI,.
Ct. Yeter8burg 81. &ug. - Ru6e
f0ruUg.H pTbsn 0ou psridiebGueu Baut
ten On etr Glinefi6su 9ren3e gemeloet. 60
I6st fih nn6 utht fsfffsllsu, oh htnsfijhe
Gutfdys bic Ssu6I'eruus in ihrsr fsiabI,lt.
ssu Salturg bsldItsH, ober ntHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
tn elmer Bi8 8tpan;ia GRtnuteu.

GlithprI, plt 9roB ole S6mer3en autl ieiu
mo9in, ote an &tumattSmus 2eloenoeu, bic
ctiIld9erl9en, bic ScrfriippGlten, bic gIeruBien
@ @0ic an gtaocnmeb unO lnbereH Sranfbciten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
GeiaaObsit TT GleidJtbum.
GefHuNbcit beS 96rpers Berst6ert
ben 0eiff.
Tn0fpa0's
SdrfdSorfJIiau ReTrIHent

n6Cilmittel, ociim gefauOtbcile auBerorScut.
ltdlcmecBnlidGGi Gigcnidaitcn babeu, meIenlltd
6ur 0}2irignug, 6ciluHg, 8icberhericQuua
uuo &rditlauug Ce8 nieOergebrOdeueA unO ers
'd0pftcu dOrpus, Oas cine dnelle, amaze
nebme, itdere gebanOllng uuO D Il.
erroe SeiIung qcmIhvt.
@eidlDiCl, ME oa8 geiOeu b'iBen mag, oh
Siropbcln SdWiHOiud)t, Syphilis, Sc.
itwitre, 2EuHoeH, @cidmiiIte, Shueuuuqeu,
&oiCObc Sal5fluB, guugeu., 9iiereu., Blaien.,
@cbdrmntter,, 6auts, Gfbers, Iiagen- ODER
llutrlubSIrouIbCit, droniidcr oOa coultus
tton,llr 2irt-oa8 giit ietim Blute, peldes
Oic 0bgcnijBtW Gbcile uicBt uuo ieue Crqane
rno tie uerbraudteu S0lprgcpebe reparirt.
g&eru ooS &ut urgeuno 1T, 70 tanu ieiu
5scpcratuOerfabceu tein geiun0e8 lem
0u8 SNrIaparillion 9teiOluent
III ntdlt nlu cine ausgiCitcnoe Ar3nei, ionOerH
fdut Die bOrmOnihc 6hihgteit alter Srqane.
IS iiCllt i'm Qauien SraaHi5mu8 Gle 0armoue
Der Burttiouen btr unb llticrt Oen BlutaeidBeu
ciHCnr5Incuun0 gCiuHocH StrOm ueusu gcbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
mtfnnhbeit1 aM6nhnit1

StartCB uu6 rsiTe5 reibsB glut - 9uuabme an
T!etid uub &orperqeui6t-tlase Suut lgRo id6ne ges
igutsfGrte QuCu tgiGngbur.
&eru man bGs SGriaPartatan etIiae Gage gebrap@t
Eat In nfrh ~ :" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
SNl ApCt9tbtLA 81 VuOtH.
8,ejS Is Gent5 bic Shahttl.

g2au ltie: IS q hr uuO 6aIid."
Wian ihde elue 8rtsfmarte an Ra0ua0
& GoUp, Jir. 30, 2Sarreniira6e, RemsY)ort.
* s,lsBuus. SauisHbs BON Dollars tpsTtb, tDlrb
eailI suss6idt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
Ut. 2O2.
IS mar oas erfc unO blcibt
haS efratnn @ @H1ntrrrnnahnI1,.

6os augenblldlidl Die idredlibfen Stmer,en
liillt mn GntiiinOuugen uu6 8IutonSrnn1
IlHoert, glCihplel, oh tie IN Der 2unQe, inn TP1o
gen, N ben GIngemciOen, oen 0riiien o0cr
anotreH Sr9anen auttretcu, iuaun man es Elm.
mol bennbt. INN smnr WV
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: Nlebrere Rou0idetnIsr limb In Duslti

IttNttE|
aus Der 6aft sntlaiisn norbea. ourIatsr Der
Sspnrjinrt Ssffermnuu, psIdsr rpeaeu In.
eriffs ouf stnsn eunolorb In Dououghmore
su Sabrsu Ssfdugu'B oerurtbsilt purosu
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-22
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RsrIanat ia uur 8abpaps uno Gttst Saraui. bas
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-25

THE care and precision with which
any mention Of the Mulligan letters is
avoided In the Republican press is most
exemplary. Mr.. James @. Blaine is
represented by an interviewer us saying
that there was nothing in the last batch
which he would object to seeing printed
In all tho newspapers Of the United
States, and yet the accommodating
Republican journals seem averse to CIV
ing their readers these chaste and fin
ished specimens Of the ready letter
writer. Why is this thus' Can il be-
perish the tthought--that these decu-
ments show Mr.. Blaine, while filling the
exalted office Of Speaker Of the United
States House of Representatives, to
have been neither more nor less than a
capper or stool. pigeon for the bloated
monopolies which he was so instrument
tai in creating,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-25

TIERS has probably never, In the his
tory of this or any other State, been a
political canvass characterized by such
peculiar features as tho present. When
Blaine was nominated IN exultant howl
went up from the Republican ranks and
one would havesupposed that the eleeto.
raj votes Of California were already in his
pocket. Confident predictions were
made Of ten, fifteen and even twenty
thousand majority. What change is
here in the space OF q few brief weeks ?
The Democratic line Of battle has been
set and candid Republicans now concede
the almost certainty of the Democracy
winning the day in California. The
German vote nearly to man is with us.
We have eight thousand men enrolled
in uniformed clubs in the city of San
Francisco alone. We do not hear of a
single weak spot in the State, and
though Stoneman's unprecedented ma.
jority is scarcely to be looked for a
splendid Democratic victory is surely
ahead. There is not even a remnant OF
the original Blaine enthusiasm. 1t was
veritable flash in the pan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-25

Is one Of the most incorrigibly Rspnbli
can States In the Union, and has voted
for the Republican candidate for Presi.
dent since the formation OF the
party. While il is true that
the Democrats have carried the Buckeye
State twice in succession, this was done
In off years. The accounts which
reach MS from that State are highly en-.
oouraging, but Il must not be forgotten
that the Democracy are handicapped
by a number Of serious feuds ia the
party. There arc in that State the fac.
tiens of Thurman, Pendleton, Payne
and Mclean. This latter gentleman,
who il the Chairman Of tho Democratic
State Central Committee, and alss tho
editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is
acting in very eccentric manner, aud
many Democrats thiRk no Is giving the
party away. Judge Thurman, like the
splendid Democrat and noble Roman
that he Is, is throwing his whole soul
into the campaign. and whatever sore
ness his friends may feel at his failure
TO receive the Democratic nomination
for President Is evidently not shared by
him. When II comes TO the Mclean
Peudleton faction. however, the case Is
different, and much bad blood Is shown.
II should be remembered that while the
Democrats are making vigorous Fight
in Ohio, as they are in all the doubtful
States, their programme Of success Is
made up without taking any serious
note OF that commonwealth. Our bat
tie ground is to be fought in New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, California and
Indiana. The best advised opinion In
political cirnles leans to the absolute
certainty of victory for Cleveland and
Hendricks in all these States. Added to
the 1863 votes OF the solid South, these
States will elect the Democratic ticket
with plenty Of votes TO spare. On the
other hand. should Ohio be added to
this magnificent total the Republican
candidates would have scarcely a crumb
left. 1t would be rout, horse, foot aud
Dragons. A Democratic triumph on
the l4th of October would simply show
that tho bottom had fallen out Of the Re.
publican party and that Cleveland
and Hendricks would have walk
over. The wise policy upon the part
Of Democrats Is to assume that Blaine
will get the distinctivcly Republican
strongholds like Ohio, Iowa. Kansas,
etc., and to conine their calculations to
the ordinarily close States, like New
York, Indiana, New Jersey, Connecticut
and California, which will almost in
evitably go Democratic this year. Such
course will avoid even the possibility
Of disappointment and will tend to en-
orgizo our campaign.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-25

THR complaints which reach Ms Of the
Irregularities Of the mails between Los
Angeles and Downey City and Los An-
geles and Anaheim are Of frequency 10
require the attention of the Postal au-
thorities. 4 We have no desire to unduly
annoy MIR. Postmaster Dunkelberger, but
we are compelled to call his attention to
this lamentably defective service. The
fault is unquostionably with the Postal
service, and other Los Angeles journals
have ex perienced thesame inconveni ence
and are making the same complaints as
our own. II is not only an injustice
to the newspapers of Los Angeles that
such state Of things should exist.
but it Is also great hardship to their
subscribers. We assure these last that
the HERALD is absolutely blameless in
the matter. Their papers are regularly
mailed from this office and would reach
them In due course il the Postal officials
would do their duty. Whether the
fault lies with the clerical force Of the
Los Angeles office or with the Route
Agents we are not advised. A change,
however, is highly desirable.