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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
aus Der SunSesbauptftaOt.
Btridbt ees GOmits'S fur aIuSsabsn I'm SuHIss
DGpartemtnt. - Betrhsersien eHrtb SHn'
htsmarfebdGe nne anesre Ssamts.

Bafbtuatou, 80. Septeu5sr. .-Bd5s
renS Der Iestsn @ougresisuug uernabm oas
Gomtte fir Nusgabsu i'm SufttS= Dspartez
msut ptsIe 3sugen beaisltd Der BON Bun
besmari6Glen, SSahl' 'Superpiioren uno auz
beren NIT BEN SuftS'Departement IN Sars
btnbung ftebenoeu Sean1ten Der RegteruHs
unaersdusten Snmmeu. Sas Somtte bat
iebt etHeu bon ben bemotratt6ca Wtttgltsz
bern uuter3etbueten WniorttGt5 Btrtdt
uolleubet uuo niro oeuitlbsu In Der ud4fteu
@ougreBfsuug eiureiden. Die republttan;=
idheu Ritglteoer mer6eu etuen UtinorttGtS-
Beriht auanrbeiten. Der Raiorttdts BE-
rtd1t entbGlt ansfiibrlt6e Iustuuft iiber Die
ourd bie lluteriuGuug aufgsosd!su gilBz
br1n6e uuo srtldrt, ouB fd] UisIe O:r Siz
amten Gee SufiSs0epartemsuts, 6ereuamts'
uerbalten bonn &enltte gum 9sgeufanoe et'
ner unteriudnug gemaGt mIrbe, fllgrante
Observation-Disclosures peuu ntd1t Shmtuoez
leteu al S6uloeu fommeu lteBeu. Ole bat
ten 4. 3. bic Rsgteruug betrOseu, inoem ite
iiG fir 9ienife, bic ntdlt uerribtst tuuroen,
be3ablen lisben, fali4e &e4nungen etnrel9'
ten, etntnIfirtrs @eLb 'niht abltefertea, Brtz
uatbtrger oarG auorobung geri1tlt4erSar'
iolguug brar66aBteu II. I. 10. Der ebemls
ltae 9uubesmari9a1 fir Sii0.@GrOltua, Ro'
bert R. 9ouglaB, 8uubeSmarihaa fir ben
nefilt9eu 9tfrttt pon Noro &QrOltua, ..
y. TtsTimmous, grsWari6aq fir 9sorgta,
General 2onaareet, siu aHoerer ebemaltgsr
BunSssmarf@alI iir @sorgta, WtariaaQ
Osborne bon alabama, Raridaa SttlDea
.. &utIsu bonn peftItGeu Difrttt bon Ssra5
| un6 oieIe 4u6ere psrosu in bsm 8ert1t als
8eamteu nugefiibrt, meI@e Sttrigeretsn
glti9 ben obeu gsiGtIberten oeriibten; fer
ner iest Der SsriGt uuseEH0ubec, oaB Baul
9trObbad, etu SIlf5'8uubesmaritau IN
alabama, nel9sr istusr 3eit aIs SougreB'
ganbtSot auftrnt, bic Rofieu ietuer sanOt.
batur babur6 3u beffrriten iuate, oaB er
bier faIide 8ir6uHugfu sturstdte Hno fit
bieieIben besabteu ItsB. &rOsbem iet CT ipa'
| ter 3um Buu6eemari1aQ bef0r6ert uor6el.
Ser Bertdtt tpiebtrbOlt bic ihon Tritbet
bonn gomtte gsmn9ts @E1pfsbtuug, oG9 cor:
rumpirsube Spfem Der 9ebiibreu uno Spor
tslu BET Der 8e3nbIuug sspifier Sufttlbsam
ten at,uI6uffeu nub Den Beamteu fette Sc
halter 3u gsbeu. Siss Gnpfeblung murbt
pom Sauie angenOmmsu, jebod pom 5enat'
uernorfeu. Der Ssrttt ihIteBt nit fOlgsU
Der Bsmerfung: y9is llnteriubuug bat etu
frede BerfGleuOeruug 0ifeutltder 9sIoe
uub crtmiuele gt6tbertidf1ttaung oeI
Re9te uuo Der 99nsmebren 6es SoItei
| aus gidht gebradjt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01

Quebrc, 80. Sept. - Die Getde So
Ispb 9ssrOfer's, zines gfatfOieu BON benz
DGmpfer ,,RupoIeou Ill.," muroe hsnte I'm
Slufie trstbsnb geiuubeH. Us miro sln Vtor1
6srmut5et, uno beridtsbeue Perlonsn, nit
psldeu 9ssroFsr geferu getruuten. bate,
fipb berbdftet moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01

Ser 0turtt. - Sn yieius2)ort RaH0eu
Gefferu 9ertbpaptere tUbsr, Hub bic yIa4s
rage MGR leb61it, bsiorOers nod glluious
Becific "-Guf uniarer B0rie berridte aus
uosmsmeiie gsFeru Isbbafte RaHiluft bet er-
bebIi@sr aufrsguug bic lImidBe paEsu be
6euteuo. 8as msiffs SutereIie srregten Ut
ttsu Der ,@ouiolioirteu @as &ompagute."
GaGbem iie Woutag bei'm leBtsu 8ertGufe
uuf 595 geffauosu, mursn geferu bic ums
dee 10 nnbalteno, 6a6 tbr Brets auf 81 tn
he S0be gstrtebeu Duroe. SpGter mt9eu
Iie nuf 65, i1loiieu ieoOf 81 66.
gRniSPu NOR ffetta, lebbait uu6 iGlloB tutl'
liger etruag unttr ben Wtoutage' 'S6luBuotts
rungsu, su 944 bts S4s.
SIage 3mtideu @rbeu. - Sor
8t6ter Btlber purb gsfteru i'm StaOttrsts'
aeriGt Die 8lage BON Sames WtGgutre UnO
Erau gsaeu Sobn 8. Ul1srs Bsrhun6sIt.
Qus Der Rlagsihrtft gsbt berOor, oaB SObu
q. Uuers, fen, TIM Sabre 1871 fidrb uu6
cine gBtttme NIT Sinbsru biuterlisB. Su
ietusm Sefamsute 0srmudte ct ieiu games
BermOgeu irinsr 6rau 5ur lebsusIGugItasn
Rubntsbung NIT Der Beftmmung, 0aB 0aI
i,lbe nod oereu Cob an ietne &tlosr iibarz
asbs. Erau Wipus Tfarb tn 1877, uu0 lettOsm
perpaIteten Sec. g8. uuo 8. 8. Dt1ere bte
PadlaIIsui9nft. Geo. gB. W1ers ftarb nun
Dor Sar3em uu6 BtuterlieB 3uet Rtn6er, bar
inter Erau 0tagutre, tpsItle ont Ssrtbet=
| lura bss Berm0gsus bss Sr0B0aters autru
aen. 8te iibriQeu @rbCn ptOerieBtsn fid ote'
ier I6stlung, uuO bic Gugelsgenhett purOs
! hsm Stuottreisgeri6t UorgsIegt. Rthter St.
! her Dsrptss fe uu Oas Supertorgertdt uuo
| orbuete On, buB Der osrilagte yia4laBuers
! mailer bic Soften 3u beftusttsH babe.
8eGrGbutiie.- e.-8Gs 2et4snbegGugutB
bss ON WOutage tn istuem IS. Gebsusjabrs
OefOrbsuen Srn. Setnrtt Ssuusr flu6 &C.
fern RaGmtttaa um llbr Uou benz SrnUera
bouIe gir. 100, Glib @rseneltraBe, aus auf
ber ,QOubou. Bari &Imeterp" fatt. Baitor
Borders pou3Og Die ErauetfeterItdtetteu,
NIB ale Babrtumtrdger ernteleu benz Eooteu
bret Ieinsr ReTieu, g., 3D., mo @6. e..
Chatter, uu6 Die Sp. Is. Qartmanu, &. gGOos
uRb g. Bie6ebad bic lstte G5re. Ser Ser.
forbene mar in 6sfeu= Qombsrg asbOrsn uuO
fon 1841 rod Qmutia. Sc btntsrlGBt au6er
Ieiuer SO jdbrigeu Satin 3met Sobue uuJ
cine GoGtar, pslds In &aIifOrnten lebt, TO-
tpte II @ufel. I'm 30. Gsptbr. 1922 nur6e
sr Qetraut, uuo an hemieI6en Datum 6es
Sn6rts 1884 euti9Iief er nod G2'idBrtG'r
aHdnter She.
- Gumufl BerGtetu, ejn Gugefsllter bon
81. Gueborfi & 60, Ode gOmbaro' Uuo
@barpRra6s, fiel gstsru aps etnec GIsU2tor'
Qufe uuo erlttt siusu Brut ber ltn'eu
Snfte. gr ptrb i'm auntuerttlts. 6OipttaI"
dr,tlid bshOH6elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
NtebmdrFte.

GbtcaQu, 80. Sept.-ShnetHs: GU
Fukr is. 600, 8erisnbung 5000 Stiid; Brsiie
portirteu ,piIten $4,00 uuo $5.90.-Rtno'
pieb: 8ufabr II ,000, Berisnbuug 1909 Stdd;
Breiie poritrteu 3ptidsn $50 uab S7.00.-
Sdnefs: 3ufubr 1000, SerisuSnng 800;
Brgils pariIrtsn itpti9en 1926 unS S4.2j.
ct. 2outs, 80. September.-S4Dstus
9ufubr 900, Berisnbuug 1000; Bretie part
irtsn ,ptIbsu S.. so Hub $6.4O.-Rtuouteb
9ufu6r 2OOO, 8erIanbuug $500; Pretie part
irten ipiidlsn $3.50 unb $675. - 5daafe
9ufubr 1900, BerienOuug 800; Pretie uort.
iftan ,piIGeu $2.0O unb $4.0O.
Gaf 2tbertg, Benui., ben 30. Sept
gin6pi.h: 3ufubr $50, Berisubuug 2O28
greiis uaritrtsn spti8sn $3.50 unb 81. 30
[SGmsiu.: 3nfubr 700, 8erieubuug $500
gretIs purttrt.n 5wtidsa 1875 uuO &c. 60 Co.
S6aof.: 3nfu6r 1900. Serieubuug 5000
8rsiIs uarttrtsu 8pti&eu $2.0O uuS $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
@ie bic 0tnse in sbiU fteben,
Grad elmer Bdpat' 0epeide.)

Cincinnati, so. September. - Die
nnabGduataeu RepubIitdusr i@eiuen eut'
Idlofien Al ietn, fir BEN republttant +
idbaH Sberaeridts &aHbiOateu SObniou
unb ben bemotruttiAeu s5tautSietres
tariais.Sauoiouten gteDmau gu ftmmeH; /;
Die gruusr ulo aHoere tbue1 oerDauote
SuterrfIsu mIui6su bic Rtebsrlage bee gan
,en repubIifauii4en 3sttsIs, itnO absr oaTtt
Sufrtsbsu, bnB Repmau nit usntgRens 5000
Sttmmsn giebrbeit erndblt mtro. 9as
fihere @lsbeluus ben Staat TN Rooenlbsr.
Seuator Sburmnu uno @ouuerneur 9oaolq
fiu6 iiEer3eugt, SnB iopObl i'm Otto6er, nts
Hnrcmhfr bic 9aulolratEn fgGen nErSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
ia elmer bic 8paniia GRinuteu.

&leIdpiCl, ME groB Die Sdmrlcn audi iciu
m0gen, bic an 5tbmmati5muS 2elOeu0en, Die
8ettldgaigen, Die Scrtriippelteu, Die Jteru8iau
Die an 9terOenmeb uuo aHOerCu &rautbeiteu
QcimnNan fnfrNpt1 in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
Selbffmor6 auf eineut 8a9n3u9e,

Sort gSapue, Snb., so. September.
- $50. u. g8tIt, gfttgIteO Der BbtlabeIpbtsr
Sohbdnbleriirma u. BiIt & SObu, 6egtug
6eute auf etuem GltJuge Oer sPsunisIoantsr
Babn" pdbreuo Der @etie uou philadelphia
ua6 gusfeson, RiG., 9sIbfmorb. Sa Der
Hdbe pon 2tma, O., beqab sr fib auf Die
hiutere Battform bee SdIafwaggous, ourds
fGnitt fiG bts SsbIe Don stuem DIRE bts
3um an0sru uno iprang baum BON BEN nit
boiler 9ampfIraft fabreubeu 3nge. @r mar
faft tn gtu cine 2ei9e. Setue 6rau, Dsl1e
iid auf bsm 3ugs befaHb, tpetB tetu gtottu
fir Die Chat au3ugebeu. Die angefeuteu
bee S6InfpuggOns srtIdren, Sr. Btlt babe
Idou mebrere Stunbtu uor bem Selbtnloro
b0df nie6eraeid!ageu aIegeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
g4ru ej1tent I9ob ermorSet.

Chattanooga, 8enu., 80. Sep:smbsr.
-@iue Sps3talbspsi6e aus @ourtlano, Ala.,
melOet, bu6 ber Sotelbsfser Batrtf Jlannts
Don eiutm Dlob ernorSet pHros. Dtlu bat
tstue Spur uOn oea Serbre&eru uuo t1re
gPotiue fir bic Ehut iino nidt betauat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
Rru6erntpro,

Wubtfon, Snb., so. 9spt. - Die
8tiiber @lap unb Oscar Sarlingbouie ge'
rtetbeu beuts firth I'm Stu0e 0es 0estercn Ia
Strett, uub bas @u0e bonn GteSe mar, oaB
glap Ieluem 8ru6er eiue tO6tlt4e Stt4s
rnunnp hpihrnG5tP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
Gelbffn1prb etnes AbOrttOntitert

9pracuie, N..Y., 80. Sept. = Sr.
gbrabam 8abcod, etu uotOrtiter Gbortto
milf, bsatug wdbrenb Der uerGaugenen Rl4t
In elmer 3sle oss bteiiseu 9efduguthes
SelbRmOr0 bur6 Gtnnsbuen bon Blogphtn.
gr mar pegsn UerIdtsheusr abOrtiOnsn usrz
boftet norblu uuO iab ietnem BrO3site euts
peQeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
N1nrhnebrannt.

9iuCOIu, Jf6bTr %. SspT6f. = OLE
iomin e. gpbb, Gin bsruorragsuber juuger
@sIh6ftsmauu, tff BON bier 0eri4uuuoeu.
9Pon bsiduletgt TIN bsS QutsrldlsiiS uoH
$50, GOO uuS unDgrer Bsrbrsasu. llebsr lei
ueu aufeuthuEtsort bar man tttus SsrGtus
tbrpoeu. Gr last eins iunge Sruu iuriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
MprSeE IuD &c 9ebcener gum
SrSe DcrurthsiIt.

QIfreb, gfs., 80. Sept. - WIarq 8.
gorrppg uuo Oscar 6. Slausg wurbsu
brute ,um Eobs Usrurtbstlt uuo isaeu an
5, Trettoge i'm 9sismber 1885 gebdngt mar
Sen. ole fnO iibsrfiBrt, GbOs. 8arrOms,
rem @ntteu bsr Trau, ermoreet3I BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
NRnINhrnnHe.

8etersbure, Sirg, 80. September.
- Gin perbeersnoer BaIObraub piitbet tn
Stuptboiez ouutn, stpa feds gtetlen BON
bttr, an Der ,,Norfolf. sBeferuz Sabu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
@tIunSbettl G@6nbeit!

EtarfeB uub rgWe5 retl-es Slut - 3u7a5me an
TIe5t uuh rpuRsUi@t-ilaIe oaut uHo i9oue 3Gs
ftt6farbs Nlsn eIlgupbnr.
g8enn man bas SGriapariatou etIia Gase sebrauBt
bat, 70 iUtrO
bic 6nut
fJar un6 1Bn. jnuen, 6iRb.attern, i4DGrje JIefsu
une MushlG9e merbeH pertrtsbgu, 2Buuoen un6 8sS
ioplre balb gebeilt g9gr an Slrcpbelu, Augeus,
gurbs, E5reus, Beins, pals uuo Eylien1us'5ligeu
letbet bic E5 IN SoLae uuBeteiler Rrdut9eIteu Ooer
hes GebrmGB bDU B}srfulr Doer Ggeuoem 5EbLtmat
anqsbduit uub auBGsbretet buben, bari iit GuI bic
Set.uug bsrlaieu, i1euu ba5 Saridpariuian 10 lIEse
gctrauct pirb, bab ss eiusn gin6rud auf ben DrBIs
uiEuus mGd1t,
Cine 5Iuibe bon bieism tntbd!t uebr Dtrtl Inie
gr,reifDfg, al5 ieee5 auogre Dhttel GlU I5eelo1sl
bou biefem bat Ibon s9rtuu9, Do9eReu man BON an
oersu gtttsIu fuufs his iesEaI 10 0tel brau4t-5st
Gpctbeteru AZ babsu.
Die Tta5de eiueH Dollar.
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Otr. 236.
g8 mar oos cr1c uu0 blcibt

b0S ougcpblldlid Die idcedl5fcr 5hmer;eu
fiut uno Gnt5iinOungeu uu0 8lut9uOranG
IInoert, 9ltttottlt o5 ltc III Der 2uuQc, i'm ylas
gen, III oen GtngareiOcn, ocu Driien oNer
annereu Sr9dreH auitrlttH, rUenu man es elm.
1nnl hFnlrist. INN amnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
osnAnrriGhf Ii Wtfffifppt.

Qotdt3, @tii., 80. Ssptsmber. - Der
Ren,r Sin 5mttb begiug in 6rautIiuzgO.,
TiiI., eiusu uuftttltGsn AugTtif aut stu gte'
aermdohsu uno puros o'sqalo pstpaltst.
anf 6em Begs bterber eutrtB tbu Elm ylOb
6gm gemabriam bss tbu be9lettenOen Beam
ten uno hing tbn On etueH Snumt auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
8aoHaa's regaltrenbe Btaeu
OQs uddugc g.bCs uuo UagcH' Qeilmitte
&oQtommsre Burganlcu, lin0crnos A0'
fihrmittel wjrt3u obu2 S9m2Th
fats uUulaiNg uuo uaHgIl4.
Sin oeg,tob6ii&l5 GrIaFmiad iiiF SaIomeI


,pris pBue vsigsrsm1s, elegant u'!t ilbsm g Ir3
I1ciTt prreicEH, regulrcr. rs'Hissn un5 tTattissu
iefe gIusH. . t=.,r,.-,, -r.- sD-,...
oI-t Gsttrrrgs giereas uuo Slaisuletben, 5ler5eu,
erorfSsiten, aogfipe5 Hosi5!I9sn 5ei9wsrosn, yats
.;sSsit gbpstttnauatI Sarllstbt5tsit Bsritophlns
{o,,ii4feit Ets5spfis, GGleRIstoeu 7Jtsber,
Observation-Disclosures odulrrr5ptbgu uu5 1lgr St5s
-,,CSy btr ginaentite. 5sgin be9sta5ttti6, tGtns
gbir ron yleThr, 5RinIa.Isn oSer i4ae.l4sr Bros
S5g- gan beabts foIgeuoe S9HBtome Don arauts
bsfter ber BgrDauugBor9ane: 8egtopiUng, tHuerIi4t
E6rr rrprrboiben, Basi1aIuHs uGb oem 9apie, Sdure
IN gGaqen usbelleit gsbbreUneI, Gtel Dor BEN Gis
len RGasrerldeu, iaures AqihoBeu, 7uien5s ceer
tsbsnbe Gmpineuus IN Z sr 4sagsnGrEbe. Se3eh pes
Eerseus erftdsnbes 8efbl 5gim Ettgeu. 5LeteH Ooeu
SIoTs bpr ban @ussn, Bttbsr uub sumpie S4merjeu
r, PpDit aRuuqtl an 4us5luitun5 ssl5es Al-sie5erg
Ssr Sallt lub eer @ugeu. SeIteuEg5eu 59Iaerssu tU
Ser #ruit uuo IN bsH 8lieheru, pIcRli9e &nGaIuHg
bpu 6ise Bremen hsB 6lei'9S.
GiTite 9oieu ron RabpGsB Btllea bsrosH
Zen a6rpeT bon olsR obensenauEssH 3gaHiRs't1u 9si
Erefg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
AhGsamtS. aerlAts.

8as tsRte @eriiGt be3iigltd bss 94aB.
ants. Bcrteisutles tfi, buB Setretar Sec5'
ban t'nuen neuigsn Eageu reftgnjreu IDtro,
mn oae Buubesrtfteramt tn SltBots aaIu'
usbmsu, NIB bGB 2eut .. WortOu, Der bt8'
bsrtae umerttantde @eIaHOte an 6rGntrett,
nsl9sr gegeuparttg auf BEN ggegs ua4
gGalbirgion III, gum 9dasamt5ietrstdr er'
uaunt merGeu lou, 9em Beruebmen mad
ptrb sr bic Steue uur NIT bem ue6eretu'
fommeu auuebmsn, baB er its aud uuter Der
uQdteu aomtutfrntior bebalteu barf. Der
Tofleu pur0e bem @rsSeiretdr Boutmea aus
Qsboteu uub BON 2sttcrem abgeIelnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
Sci apOthsiern 81 babeu.
Breis 20 GeuJ8 bic SalhteL

Ulan leie: ,g8abr unb Gali g."
gWcu Itide elne 8r'simrIs an u om 9
& Comp, gtr. 80, 8arrenlraBe, NemsDort.
~ Btlebruus, Gaulsnss BON Dollars PsEI9' '0'rs
bajilE sussi4idt wer6en.
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Rerisuet ia uur RabpdD's uHo a6tet earayi' eaB
Der Qame .9ahtuab" 81 apt BEN seiaaltsh @[t'ts1
btfuest. NAOO-
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Die astrfuns sss saHe,Ous in SeHtfdbEane

Sr. 8aruer, SOniul Der Ser. StGateR to
SIfieIcori, DeutIdlauJ, msl4er Dor etntgsn
gBoueu bem Stnats= Departemeut etHeu Ses
rtdt ii6sr Die gStrtung oes Shus;Ous aut
bic Grbett etnret6te, bat BEN Oepartement
einen anbersn Berttt iiber bte sBtrtaug Oss
SGussous auf bie beutife Snouffrte 3u9s'
ididt. 9isler Beridt beteht eberio, pte
Der friibere, aus fiattftti6eu gEa9rtften, bic
Sr. 0arner BON Der y0eutiheu Gtieu' uno
StabI. Snsufrtez@ @eieuihaft" erbalten bat.
SteIeu fiattfii6en augabeu id1tteBt &c Bols
senbes on: DSte 3ubIen, 3uiamn1sn nit ben
Dor fur3er 3ett Uer0iisutIihteu iiber ots Irs
bettsl0bue, 3eigeu anfs Slarfte, onB ber
S6uesol In 9euti6lau0 gro6en @tnfuB anf
6te g8tsberbtIsbuug Der Snouftrte uno bic
Berbsiisruug Der Gage Der arbetteuoeu &lals
fen ausiibt. St6erlid tpiiroe Der groBs
Bismard, mel6er bur6 ietue punJerbare
@abe, bic foHmsnoen @retgntiie noraer 3u
erfeuneu, ieinem 2anbe unb ietuem Solte 10
urosen Ruseu gebrad5t bot, nt4t 10 iobr auf
bic ginIibrnue stnes bObsu S9ue3ouS ortu'
zen, tpeun or trgenopte 3metfel onrGu be5'
te, oas er ieinem 2anoe BON gfuseu ietn Der=
BE-" Sr. 2iuCcLn, Der umsrttautide fOuiuI
In Iadien, bat bem Staats -9apartement ote
ueberIesung einss 4rtifsls iiber bic out
Tabrtfutton in 9suti9lanb, tpsl1er an 4.
Septsmbsr b. 8. In Der Yf0lntiheu 3ettung"
eritteu, etugeiuubt. Sc bstBt burtH: Die
fee Subufrte3pstg, tpel4er Dor 3shu Sahren
BON Der sngliidsn @onfurreu3 8du3ltd gu So'
ban aebriidt nur6s, bat ut6t uur bte 0estere
aduslt6 aus bem 9auOe uerbouut Ci9erItd
nit SIlfe bes nsusn Sdus3oqs), iOuoern ea
III Tim aud gsluugsu, ftn etue augeisben'
GtsIuug tn frsubsn 9duberu gu errtHgen.
Dee sSetteren befidtet ber 4rtttsl, 6aB otG
3ubI Der bet Der SutfubrttattOu beiddfttgtsu
aiduuer unb Srauan ftd1 auf etpa 1000 be-
laufe, bic ibrsr @ei&idltdtett uno @rfab
rung gemdB gut bs3uhlt piirbeu. Die g0buI
Der Wduner beltsfen iid burdi4ntttltG an
90 bis 25 Rurt ($4. rs bis s. 9J) pro Bo1e,
bic hsr Rrnnsn auf bic 6aLfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01
Sie uanneeL Ger RatIcn.

9te SorauI6ldge fit ben lluterbaIt Der
SnSiauer i'm beuorfebeu6eu StstaItabre be-
Iuufsn fi6 uuf $7,S38,C-9. Die otssjd5rtgs
8srntliauuq fir Den nduIt4eu 3ued be-
tGat uur SJ,73S, ,7S9. Der Bert6t Oes Sn=
pefturs 9aportb, Supertutsnoeuteu Der
Subtaueri9ulsu, ergtsbt, 0aB bic betrsfsus
0eu SGulen mabrsuo oss lesteu 6tstallab-
res BON 5679 Suoiauerttnoeru beiuht nur'
ben. Gus BEN Bsrt6te ggbt feruer hsruor,
bob es aegeupdrtig stpa 10000 Suotansr'
timber qtebt, pelGie alt geuug fnO, Hm 54u'
len Al beIuGeu. 3pst meme Shuten tuo in
BEN 8urarinldgen etugeiaIoiieu, Die etns 3u
0itbtta, Sc, uu6 ote auosrs 3u 0eotls'
Qufs, 9uf. Der Supertnten6ent empfebIt,
bos cue SnbiauerttuOsr, melhe Den gtbrtnrs
ius uUueuoeu, oas SirgerrsGt erhaltsn lol.
len, 70 bulS fie UOujdbrtg ftno, uub oaB oos
udmli6e Yrtptlsstum Gasn Snotnusra er'
tbsift mer6e, meld]s ibre 9tdmme osGlaisu
uno gtaeutGum erperber. 9r. 9aportb bal
ermittelt, baB fd Dte 3ahl ber Suotousr,
nslde Ild BON tbrsu Stdmnsn treHnteH uu9
steueraabler mnrosu, BON 25.731 In 1870
uuf 66, ACT tn 1880 fietgerteu = cine .3GuObs
me uon 40, ,67G In 3sba Sabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-01


8ts beutige 6tcusr giuuabms bstrUs
$3.50. .S25 uuO tis 3Ouejnua4me $551, ,5S4.
Bur gtul0Iuus beainlmtt giatioual. 8ant.
uoisu i'm SetraBe pOu S372, 900 Itefsu heuts
I'M SGutants stn.
8te Sfegierune5ut offi3te4e Rldrtdt, 6aB
bic iapaneiiiGe ReBteruua Vie Sago ami Sess
buuAe mn SseOtteru In ben @spaferF uGbs
6er SnieI EofsRaibO 0srbOteu bat.
Otau iddBt, baB ole 8uubesihulb TN
Wouate September nm etpas ii5er S., 600, =
coo rebu3trt por0el TT.
6. SAB Srsu6, 0tutfOnS .Supertutsubeut
tss Gtfeubabn Bofioieufes 81 Cincinnati
bot reiQntrt, n0hoem er uobs3u % Sabre
TN BORotenfs par. Sr. GIOnIO Burt psvo
ietu yIadfOiger letn.
Ser @bef Der BoRomtabirettoreu tf Sc.
uo6rthtigt, boB pGbrenb Der UergauJeueu
Ratt $500 aus 6sm Bofamte 81 ISti9sr,
Riur., atraubt purhen.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Astronomers have ascertained the
distance from the earth of many of the
stars. II we measure these spaces by
miles they amount to millions of mill
lions still multiplied by millions, and
hence convey no adequate idea to the
mind +; therefore some other mode of
measurem ,nt must he used, and the
velocity of light Is considered the most
convenient. 1t has been proven that
light travels at the rate of 1872 600 miles
a second-rhat Is, between the ticks of
watch q ray of light would move
eight times around the globe. 1t comes
from the sun to us, distance of 90, 900,
600 of miles, In eight minutes thus the
space covered over by Il ray of light in
that time could not be travelled by our
express trains in less than 25O years.
With this immense velocity 1t re-
quires three and half years for the
light Of the nearest star to reach our
light to reach us from the North Star,
and tonight, as we look at that north
ern luminary these very rays OF light
which make 1t visible to us started out
on its journey forty.six years ago.
The light from stars of the twelfth
magnitude requires 3, 500 years to reach
the earth. And If that beautiful con-
stellation of the Pleiades were this
moment blotted out of existence, it
would continue to be visible for 700
years, for such is the time required for
light to travel from that group to rs.
If a star of the twelfth magnitude
were now destroyed it would continue
to be visible for 8, 800 years. Or,if such
n star were now created, $500 years
would elapse before 1t would be percep-
tible to the Inhabitants of the earth.
And some of the more distant stars are
30 far away that their light, moving
with velocity Of 10000 miles per
second, requires $4,000 years to reach
our eyes. These great distances are
not imaginary, but astronomers have
ascertained the distance, motions and
sizes, aud even the weights of the csles-
tial orbs, with az much certainty rs
they have foretold eclip,es OF the sun
and moon.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Il WArERTowN, N. T., Aug. IA
special oar over tbs Utioa and Black
River RailfUsd feachsd Watertovn Z
little before noon this morning on board
Of which wers 0snsRsl end Mrs. John
A. Logan, A. ID. Hall, the Generals
private secretary, Senator and Mrs.
Warner Miller, aud Miss Miller and
Others Tho party len U sica 1t 8 O. clock
en- route to WAtartown, the train stop.
ping 1t almost all the stations In res
ponse 70 urgent telegrams.i
Large crowds mot the train ct eaCh
ofthe depots, and welcomed. the party
with bands OF music, booming csunon
AND Wild cheors. A. Carthage. whore
e great crowd had gathered, General
Logan responded il brief speech.
General Logan said: 47l
Members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic have bslcngsd 70 our orga-
nization ever sinco IL formation. and
In connection with Il there Il one ecs Of
which am pr0uder than Of any other
OF my lifs-that IN, the order l Issued
making the 30th day Of May . day on
which We should spread the flowers Of
spring time upon the mounds and
graves OF our fallen comrades. rap-
plsuse] 90 that In all future ayes the
generations coming after rs should be
reminded that there sleep men who
served their country loyalty and faith
FULLY. To you, ~ soldiers, In speaking
OF your State, can truthfully say that
u did It's duty TO its country. There 10
but . portion Of the people OF the civil
Used world, fear, who understand the
great questions that existed at that
time, and which produced the war and
the great results that followed. My
fellow soldiers, history does not record
in any past time achievements 30
grand AZ were those OF the loyal men
who bore the banner Of our country.
It IL exceedingly gratifying, In
passing through the State Of New York
to meet 70 many friends and comrades
whose kindly greeting 1 truly appre-
ctate and shall ever remem Der with
gratitude. This comes irrespective Of
party. and is, therefore, the more
pleasing. The time allotted will not
permit of long speech, but shall be
pleased to shake hands with as many
Of you rs 1 can.
After the parade the party repaired
to the Armory, which was crowded to
Its utmost, the Grand Army of ths Re-
public especially being well represent
ted. The platform was occupied by
many leading statesmen and citizens OF
Western New York, and was profuseiy
decorated with bunting and flowers,
etc. Senator Lansing, ~ chairman.
introduced General Logan. who was
received enthusiastically. His remarks
occupied about twenty minutes, and
were listened to very attentively, and
frequently were interrupted By APP
plause. At the conclusion of Gene
raj Logan's speech, Senator Miller re-
sponded to calls and spoke for about ten
minutes, after which IN opportunity
was given sill TO clasp General Logan
by the hand.
Following the reception came a grand
dinner at the Woodruff House. Gene
raj Logan and party continued on
their way to the Thousand Islands this
afternoon.