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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Cie GrmorSuns SeS Neli;iReu
McQou1hItu.

WtuneapoGts, Rtnu., 81. Suli. -
Gautirurp, siuer hsr bret W6lnsr, nsl1e
bsn 4oli3ifsu Dic2angbliu erlaofeu, tuur.
Re taute ans Ssm @sfdugntif, Ia ct. Bqul
tistber gs6raht uuO mater etusr Wor0au
tlDQe bsm @sritts pDrgsfibrt. Gr letEete
ouf iiu SorDerbSr SsEaibt uRb muE0e cen
@cri6teuerfabren iibstpEeisn. Setn Gtgeu=
nGrtiasr Iufsntbalt tfi Iubsfaunt, ie0od
pIaubf r1au, bag ar uaG st. Saul 5uriid &c
fiiblt lpuros, nm stnsu Seriu9, t4a "a Ipa=
h5sn. All perhiteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Teuerebrunft In 6ots gDrinas,

SotSprtngs, 4rt., 81. Suit. - Gin
bente firth in Der Stiidle uOn 8rusns 8sfauz
ration auseebrO@enes 6suer 0erbrettste fi9
raid meter uno Isgte bsiuabe bn8 game
SGniergeptert In AIde. g8drs ntGt etn
bsfttgsr 8sgsu siugetreten, 70 lpiirbe obne
3nstfel bas guu3s @eidGFtspIertel aerf0rt
norSsn istu. Der 8erluft beEduft td nuf
$65, 600 uuS BITE Serfideruug auf ungefdbr
ben fiiufteu Sbeil ienes 8etraaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Npu eiuem Barren ,erriiTen.

glusteeon, Rtb, 81. Suit. - Sr.
SIobm aus RefOr bra1te geiitrA bic Sunbs
no9 Der Stabt, bas iett Sonntag stue frau
UsrniBt ptrb, Die tn ben g8aIb gsaangsn
mar, nm Bssren 3u pfiden. 25 0tduuer
maGtsn fi6 Guf nm 6ts Ssruists IN iudeu.
Sts fanoen SIsiberfessu unb bte 6uR Rpureu
stuss Bdrsn, 10 buB es uur 3u tuabri9stuttd
tf, bas Die Trau I'm 9tft9t bon et1em B6.
rem iberfaIlen uub 3errtifsu truroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Ser Gmpfana Der @reelps @rpeSts
ttDt,

Bortsmoutb, u. g., 81. SuIt -
Sauenbe Oon SrsmOeu fnb bier stngetrof
fen, um BEN auf 9auitag auberaumtsu GIL
pfara Der @resIp.grpebtttou betjupObnfu.
SOlteu bic SabrSsuse Der @rpeOtttOu ifOu
morgsn anlangeu, 10 tperoeu fte bis Samfag
friib Dor 6en Safen ltegen blstben. aus
8orbereitungsu fir ben @mpfaug flo pol'
Isuoet, uno bte DsmouftratiOu ptro fia obaI
3uetfel 81 elmer sroBurttgen gsfaiteH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Observation-Disclosures in Da1tpu.

0aptpu, O.. 81. Sllt. - Raa i1dst
buB ca. 200. 0O0 Wenidsu 0sr gsfrtgen 6ster
bes ,Grand-Army= gags Der 8eisrauen'
8euniun bettuobnttu. @r Brdfssnt 9apss,
General 8oiscrauS. General RspHsop Il. 4. be.
gabsn iiG ua6 brr SoIcatsnbstmatb unS In.
ini,irten 5000 Betsrauen, pelhe boEt in
Reth' unb G5lteb fauosH. Spdter fan6 tn
Der yWuFfbnue" eiue BeriummlIug fat, In
msiGner SO. Sauce, 8oiscrauS Il. u. &sben
btelteu. Die Bsteraueu isstsu am Fa9mttz
teg cine grOss YaraOe burd Die Stra6sn In
Sceue, unb Elm Sdeiugsfs&t swti1eu Rauos
utntooten uHf Gem Niami unS am ufer ct.
rtdtstsu SOrts, iOtpte Sas Gb5renueu etnes
HeEerpsrIs am Nbsnb ihtoiIen Die Eaisr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Gtn . WcfiFutf6benrduBcr abaeteau,

SaIt=Qafezgitp, utnb, 81. Sult. -
3. @lnrp, etn @onpIlce Don 8dubern, peI4e
etns &Oftutids berGnbtsu, pnrbe bon ben
ihu psrfOlgeubsn Si&srbsttsbeamteu IN iet=
mem Setited aufgeipirt unb anfsefOr6srt, bte
@ofsn nteoerinlegeu. @larn gob ilstu bel,
iprarg ieboh, ais ote Ssrfolgsr ii9 ibm nG=
bern p0Gteu, nit etnem gejiidtsa Nfefsr auf
einsn tericIbsu gu, oud iuhte eg ietIeu 8c'
uG!osr aus bsul Giirtsl 3u aiebsn, uurbs il
toh turdb etusu Shu6 gst0otst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Nfenplntfpnen In Merifo.

@tabtRtrtfo, 81. SuIt.-Dts Strstt
mao5t Der SnInreeutsn I'm Staate Guerrero
pur6s firali& angssriffeu, uuS General
Bip;ou, Iofpie iisbeu SoIbaten, nelfe ben
Rseisrunoetruppen In bic 9du6e felsu,
wuf5sn BET einem GlndtUsriude eridofen.
3net Generate iinb TIM Stnate Ducatan n1b
Tin brittsr In Der StGbt gorsIta srfdofeu
tporoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
aas auaemeine 0pIFsfeff

nm Beseu hrs BaufousS fur eds @afiiOnts
atn,aIOaer an Ter SrEeeTiasRpa
p1l6sa Der ungiinftssa @ittsruug baIbsT
am 2j. Stunt auefsl, ptrb uHumebr gi u
tag, ben Z. auguft, uOu ben BaiitoEt
fer 8dtsrn TN uahen slOfsrhatHe psran'
faltst, pobet Brubsr Boniful ale Ober.
Goupmeb uub RiiGsu. uuO 8slsrmeifter in
,uoorfommtuofsr Beiie ots 6ounsurs ma
hsu ptrb. rutsrhaltuug iegltGsr art uuo
RuFE nerbsn bic gdfte auf bisiem s4t Idnb-
li6en Teife erbrtteru, poju SsbtrmnnE
freten 3utrttt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Gin pnu t,aert4t psretteIt.

@barGottsspiIGs &c., 81. Sult. -
gsasu llbr beute friia uerfuGte stu aus Der
unesbuua RON BnfsbsIanb fommeubsr, sabl.
rst9sr Rob ban Rsger Sobn 8Ouanb, mel
der SumsS Trpe, etneu sEeiBeu, am GbfuO
bes 28. Suit srmor6sts, aus 6sm Glbemnrle'
Gonutp @sfdngntB Su boIeu unb 81 lpuhsn.
ais Der Neb bic Stuotgrenje erreiGte, fnno
er ietod, ba6 bGs RiIitdr uuo Ots Eirgsr
2uute aerodsu uno bas @efdugutB bsiest
battsu. Die RegerbeuOifsrung ertt6rte ftd,
oils fie bte gbfiGtsn Ses IObs erfubr, eut'
id5ipiieu, fid bemislbsu Gn,uidlteBen, uuo
Soc Burbour, ben Wi0rbsr Saubuu Sufiou's,
ebeufoIIs III lnnGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Sin 9DDtfenFta pOner in ben Gruub
eebcbrt.

Rsw.Dort, 81. Suit. - Der beute
abeub aus Snanieu augetommene beutids
9ampfsr vRcme" colibirte I'm S.56 absabs
6ret Netlsn 0itlid bon bem SCOTLAND GsnGt,
idliffe nit bsm GoOtieuidoOuer Babtugton
gr. %" uno bObrte Oeuislbsu IN ben 9ruub.
Sames Sreeman aus Stateu'S SelGuo ertraat,
ulstn Der 8eit Der Rapui4aft rettste fig On
8or0 oes 9ampiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
2aOmau's Stea0n 2telfef
Quf Der StClle giu0cruna fin0eu

UuT VI ~lVUI NINVUHNH TUOtI,
GnBiinouna Der gtieren, Gubiinouna Der
8Iale, @sodrm Gut5itnOunQ, 2unaeus
@cngeition, 5GrtlOpicu, bufCriide 2lns
iduc, Srduuc, Satarrb, gterp0ItGt.
SdIafoii9seit, 6iiftpeb, 9ruls, 5fifdcus
Ober gieberitmerjGu, Guctihunoen.
&ranos uno &ribmuuben, &uhaudIuu.
gen, faltcS unO bieigcs 6ebcr.
Die 2IupcnOung oCs Ready Relief an BEN
lciocnOen Ebeileu Ueridafit aIgMbIidliac Gin.
0erlm9 uHO GrlGidterung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Cir EnH,KrnnE.

Erop, R.-D 81. Sult. - SRI. Aagufe
@IStthge, cine Dame in mittisren SasreH
ans BtttstOpu, nsl&e noa gfsn fiir uun0=
thtg bdlt, faftct nunmPhr lett 35 Enaeu; fie
iEt Rt&ts. ola stnigt &ttgouen, nuo tEintt
9Rtl&. Sbr @eiurb9sitsSuRaab 1T etu isbr
neInm1dtsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
4tHnliibtse.

Die beuttas Steuer giunaSr1! betting
$2S5, 1896 uu6 bic 3oIsinuabme $7l2,476.
CUR @iul0lung beftmmte NatiouGts8 lut'
uoten i'm 8etrnGe bon $500,0 Itsfeu 6sutt
i'm SGasar1te eiu,
Rou idGtt, SnS bic 8unbesidulb NAB
renb bes Wonat8 SulI I'M stpa So, ,00O,09C
perminoert morveu 1T.
Die @attiu ees 2isutenuuts @reelp tan
asftsrn 4beuo nit tbreu 3tnberu aus &alt
ioruteu bier an unb rstfe beute ttlh mad
Bortsmoutb, q. g., tuetter, nm tbreu Sat
ten, ueIber am Samftage bort srparte
ptrS, 3u trsffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
% etner bt8 alpantia NI7imnter,-

@lcIdolel, ple groB ole Shmcr5eH aud iein
m0gcu, Die al &bcumatiSmus 2eIOenOen, bic
8eIidgg en-, ota$TriippClter Oie gcrU6irl,
t,e on YtpeuutI uuO anoercn 6rantheiteR
Yei0tncen uerOen in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01

IIar urb it6n. Simmer, 6sblattsru. i6uarse Elefsu
Uno @usibIGge iDerbsu UertrtebeH. BuueeH uHo ges
ftpiTe balo gebeiLt. Seer an StrDbbeia, @uaeus
g'unOs, EPrels 5ens, 6alss uub Briiieuausibl6aeYi
lei6e bic i9 IN 6Olqe uugebeilter araH,geiteu p6er
hes @ebIau1s Sou Dlerillr o6er dssubem 5ub!imnt
anFsbaut ure ansaebrsitet pabeu, bari itb oGi bic
6eIura oer!dllsn ptnu boS Sdridpariutau 70 IdnQe
gebrduGt mtrb, bab es etneu Ginbruf puf ben DraIs
nt5uue mott.
Sine 5Ioide bpr bisism sut6dIt mebr birtiume
&Guei'Ule, ais Iebes Guoers BIttel Elm LaesloTisI
bDu bieigm bat loon 8iriuu9. iDogegsH nan BON ans
hersn gtttelH tHEis bis isqsmaI 70 6ieI braa4t,-Bt
@prtbs!ern ~ 6abeu.
GiC Blaide eineu Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
y1r. 184.
IS mar hns erlc nm blsibt
'N''E wv . % IIITV UIITUI
RaS etniiae Observation-Disclosures

~ wv q : y NEIlENINN
0aS au9enblldlldl Die brcdlidfeu Shmer,en
itjut unO GntSuuOuugeu uuo 8lutau6rorI
hubert, gIeldoltl, oh iie in Der Quuae, i'm gPas
gen, III 0en Gingapciou, oeu Triilcu ODER
anO6ren SIgauCu auitrctcn, usnu man rs Elm.
nal benutt, uuO ;mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Sei &potbsierH 3u babeu.
Bysis 25 Geut8 bic Saahtsl.

0lan leie: SIS abr un0 6Glid."
Dtau ldlde elue Srefmarte an U q B 10 q q
& s omp., 3r. 80, 2SlrreultraBe, Rerus9crl.
- 8slsbuus, SauisHbs bon Dollars ipsGt6, ipirb
hailr iugs4idt lpsrhsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
GurOp 6ti6e Ra5elbert6te.
Der Rnnamitsrprp,ea ~ gsarpies.

Qon6on, 81. Suit. - Der Pro,eB gegeu
bie angebltGtu 9puamiter Sobu Dalg uuo
Snmes @gan mur6e beuts 3u g8arntd fort
aeistt. Sie 8tb6rbs bsobuftete 0te ndnz
Itfen 8Oriidtsmaersgslu geeeu etHeu ettpa=
igeu 8efretungspsriud, ME gsfsrn. Dbsrft
Meisnbts, @bef. .SnipsftOr oOn Sprsngfofsu,
bsssuQts, bas 9nlp bet Istner Serbaftuug
is6s Slaidsu ShtpsfslIdure uu6 bier 8pua=
mitbombsu tn isinsm Bette bate. Die
8ombsn bsburftsu nur Der 8erIbrHug bur4
bic S4psfeIidure, mn 3u erplObtren. 3euge
puBts fetusu ntfsnidaftItdeu obsr praitt'
iGsu 3med fir iOId3e 8ombsu, anger Ofeus
iGeuIeben 3u nerltdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01

Ueriu1be etu GIGs Snfebart'it1ea EGrs
ters! Su ber bsiBtn 9abres3sit siebt GO
tetn rutrboftsrss, tstu gsiiubsrss Sstrdut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
gn Sns Bublifnnr

@erIGHgt in nur 8abtuab's uub attet bdrdut, ba5
ber 9ams ,,SaoRah" f4 Gui BEN getauiteu Artitsl
bsRuest C156l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
@,Eurbbei+I @A5ubcitt


Starf,s ru6 reires reits5 Blut - 3uuGbme an
75eiia unh G5rperastU!2t- 6Gut uR5 it5as gss
fdisinrte @ueu eriGugbdr.
Beru man bus 5ariaPariHtau stgi5e Gage sebraa4t
Bat, 70 tUirb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
anaobme Der neutrality-suspicious. DOrlass.

Rarts, 81. SuIi.-8ie 0sputtrtentam
rrsr uabm bsute bic SsrfafiungsreuifOue
Sorluae tn Der uamIidsu @sffalt on, II mel
Gtr iie ben Ssuat puIftrte.
Die aranEbstt rts prdGSsnten @reUp.
Barts, 81. Suit. - 5runs0TIte 81eutss
fislen heute mad bsm SGluffe Der B6rIe auf
n Srcs. III 6. 9as gBsiheu mar bic
SoIge stuss Gsrfihtes, mad pel5sm bic
Srantbelt oes BraFbeutsn @rep1 eiue isbr
bEbenfIi6e isin ion.
(Spdter.l - BrdtNeut Srspb In BON ists
uGm uupoblisiu geusieu.
6ranireid6 une China.
Sbaugbai 81. Suit. - &c OsrIautst
bier, baf eiu 6riebensoertrag 3pii9eu
6ranfretd nnb China IN Stonbe estoHmeu
nno oaB esstsrse ben Hraujoieu etne Gntz
i4dbtsung BON 81, $50, 900 iaSIsu ptrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Die RaneeIAbiIdnI

Sr. Rimmp, gbef bes ilattftI6su Sii-
renua, ibsImittelte Dem Sbasamtsetretdy
bsute istnen SertGt iibsr ben auspdrtigeu
Saubel Der Ser. Staten fiir ben Ronat
Suut 1884 Aub bas am 80. Stunt Uerfrthtue
SisPalintr. Sc erbellt aus BEN Bertdlte,
6as I'D iie SnnaelsbtIau3 3H@uufen Der Der.
Stnotsu tpabrsu6 bes Sabrss auf $72, 198,
997 beltef; In benz uorbergebsnben, am 30.
Snui 1888 abseidIOfsnsu 6ietatiabre betrug
Die Suubelsbtluul 81 uniereu @uniten $780,
758, 4S9. Der @eiammtpertb Der Ausfubr
I'M lsetoeriloffanen SistaIiabr betrus $40,
513,560 gegeu $S23 839. 402 i'm oOrberge
ben6sn Sabre-e cine I5nabms i'm Betrage
bon $50. .325, S42; bic @infubr bsItsf ftd auf
$G67, ,563 Gsgsu $723. 1S0,914 I'm Der
bsrgsbanosn Sabre-eine Ibnabme BON $55,'
466, 351. 9te abunbme in 6er Ausfubr
Durbe bauptIddlif Surdl bic geringere Rada
frage mad Baumnollpnaren, g8at3en, gfebl,
Sepfeu, Sabad un6 Sbft ueruriadt, oage'
gen ra6m ote Iusfubr pon Steb, Osl, Stf
tualieu, SUPPER, &oggeu uub gtats bstrddt
ltd 3u. Die 8ermtuoeruug Der Gtnfubr be
soa iid auf gtiens uub Stahlpaaren, SGute,
Sbss, gBstu, 6lnds, SUITE, Por3eaan nnb
S6pferpuarsn, 2soer, funfDsrte uiW. Die
Gtufuhr ben 3uGer, Relafie uuo Suffee ftet=
gerte ftGb ieooda beoeutelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
NndriT duA Buaftn

@uaftm, 81. SUIT. - Die 91ebeueu
griffeu Suattm pdbrsn6 bee psygangeueu
Rsdt In GROCER Stirts au. S:er Suiur'
gsutsn nnrSsn gst0btet, NM u1ebrere ners
punbet. 9us Ebermometer ftebt auf 100
@ruO TIM S1atteu, un6 btsle SGlle BON Sou'
ueniiia eretgrsteu f4 inter osE Dttlttdr.
Gtn gisg ees ERusfrs pom DUnsoIa.
2Oubon, 81. Sult. - Die 0Etmes" bat
utn aIsranbria aus folgenOs rebericbuug
elmer bonn %. SuIi bntirtsn, arabti4en De-
peide aus 8OugoIa srsaIteu: o8er Dln6tr
bat NIT Spei SataillCusn SGi4ts8Oiuts,
etusr AbtbetIung Sufauterte, tnebreren g.
iGiissn unb 1000 bepaffustsn SOlontdren
ben 8sbeDeni6eit abmet tsl'9OOa augsgrtf'
fen, tueIder In ben 8utusn i'm @s6trgsSts
ffrtfts GmbutOl cine feite Poftton beisBt
hislt. Die 8ebslsu mur6en gau3ltb aus Der
BrO0tu3 usrtttsben, uub 9OugoIa TT iest
ftder unb rubtg. Gtn 8Ote bes 9encrals
@orbon If nit stnem 8rtsfe fiir ben gtubtr
bier nu9efommeu NIB tuartst auf etue aut=
fnnTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
SlnS Der 8unSeSbauptffaNt.
ginReGuns rtS DrHds Ger fiatiaifben aRos
natSberid1te

ggaibiugtnn, 81. Sult.-Der Shasr
ants. Seiretdr enti1teS fiir,lih, bas bae
9rudsu Ger fiatifiiden Ronatsbertbte ii6er
Gin mo 1usfubr, bic gtnuauberuna ulru.
ourf bic 8srorbnun9eu Der oermtidten 81
pil 8ermtutgungsbtu, neld3e boribretbt, baB
&iinfttgbtn nur iolte DOfnmente gsbEndt
nerbsn ioaen, bersu Srud geieslt9 autort=
firt unb 3Er SsrmuItuug Der @sgteruugsge
f6dfte uo'hnenbtg TT, perbOtsn mtrO. 8tele
@titdftsleute beihusreu ii6 ieitoem iibsr
bus 4usbletbeu' Der IN ben 9otnmenteu euta
baIteuen niislt&su Ausfuuft, aletn bee Se'
frstdr Detaert ftA, bas Ser5Ot 3u piberru.
fen. 8te 8eritte tperben inoeiiau mad nie
Dor i'm fattfitiAsn 8iirenu ausgsnrbsttst
nno tOuneu bort pom nGen Berioneu, mslf
ibrsn Sn9alt 3u oerbrettsu Wiindeu, toptrt
ner6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
Rfe ,anptffdhe Rpnffreni.

2ie eapptifebe SpnferEnI.
2oubou, 81. SuIt.-Dte sgppttihs &ous
fsrsna btelt beute etue pettere Stbuug i'm
Nintferium Dec Auspdrttgsu. Retue Stof=
tuug trnt In ben hcuttgeu llntsrbanSlungsn
Gin, uuo nan glaubt, baB stn uebsretutom'
men biuneu fur;sn sr,ielt tuer0eH ptro.
Sic @onierens nertaete iid bts gum Ha9feu
Somfage. SIN brttii9eu psrrenbanie ers
flGrts heute Der Rtntffer 6eS IusmGrttgen
@orl @rauptle be3ii9ltdl Der &onferen3, Der
irnn30fide @eianote babe ote erparteten
rsuen Sufrufttousu ppn istusr Rsgteruug
rcd ntft erbalteu.
9sr 6ataRrppbr an Der Rhae uOn Spaattn.
Mtabrtb, 81. Suli. - &apttGn NeWtun,
stn BaiTagier bes 9ampfers DGar5au1,"
ipelG' 2esterer 3uiammeu nit oeu 9ampfsr
,@iion" IN SO &c etner @outfiou auf Der
S6be Don &urnnna uutsrgtng, rettets iid nit
fiinf,ehu Gnauteru uUb if Su TIuros gelau=
bet. Gr beridltet, baB iId] bee Gapttlu OeS
o@iiou" aleidh nod ber GGItiiou erIhoE.
Die Gpanter betrugsn ftd1 istuer Araabs
uad Itbr Idlle@t. Som 6Gpitdu oss ,,gar.
bam" fin6 nod fetns Ru8ridtsn supfaHgeu
poroeu.
Sine Streitfragt sipiIdfn Fem SatiedH uHe
argrntiHien.
Rom, 81. SuIt.-Der 8dtttan Dtro iet=
neu DeIeaater aus Susnos A1res abberufeu,
ions bts argenttntife Regteruug 6cruuf BE-
febt, ben Sater Clara Degsu istnss Srtefes
gsgeu bte anhiluug amsritanti4sr S4rI-
lshrfriuneH n63uissen.
Die @efanstntu rGS Raiab oun EeHom.
SuoQ, 81. Suli.-9as Barlameut ibloB
bsute nit 35 aegen 26 Stimmsu bts Ds5atte
iiber Srn. Srausen's 4utras, bic 8eatez
runa meaen ibrsr BOlitif In Sslug auf bic
Sefreiun9 ber RannIfaft bee i'm leBteu
6erbffe en- Der Rffe uOu 4tidltn geideiterteu
britiIden 9ampfers sgttierO" 3u taOelu.
aatfer EsiIbeIm nns Der Gsar.
BetersburG, 81. SuLt.-Geu. S4ust.
nib. her oeutide geioubte on &uBIau0. 1T
ron bier abaeretIt, nm NIT benz SGrfien Bis
rord In gar,iu be3iglih Ner beuOrfsbeuben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-01
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fdut Gle barmOniid1e 6bitlgtcit aIer Orglue.
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Der SuritoHCu bcr Hr0 litfcrt oen Slnt7eidBeH
eirCu reireH uH5 gciuuoCH StrOm ueucu yejcEs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-23
noDY sTEALIyG ~ cayaDa.
The Custodian of "a Vault CajoIed into Gi,i
nm !. nrI

The Custodian of "a Vault CajoIed into Giving
up Corpse.
A daring caso of body snatching has oc-
Cured at Violet, . hamlet few miles east of
Toronto, Ont Mr.. John Chattorson, late
cTier OF the court, died about six weeks ago
and his body was placed in the vault at
Violet. Physicians who had their attention
called 10 his disease were al a loss To account
for tho cause of his death, and altcr his de-
mise, sought permission of the relatives TO
make an examination but were refused. The
day following the funeral, young man Civ
ing his name rs Asselstno, and claiming to
be a brother of the son-in-luw of Mr.. Chatter
son went TO Mr.. Perry, who has the key of
the vault in which the body was placed, and
stated that the r. elatives bad received certain
information that an attempt was TO be made by
medical Students 10 get possession ofthe body
and that they We're determined 10 succeed, no
matter what the hazard. ASSelstirc proposed
that tho friends be allowed 10 remove the
body at night, and have IL secretly inferred
so rs to defeat the plans of the bodv-snatchers.
To this Mr.. Perry demurrcd, and to convince
the applicant that there was no cause for
fear, he went 10 the vault and showed him
hoar securely II was locked and barred. As
selstine depicted, with tears in his eyes, the
anxiety of the relatives and the determine
ton of the goulsh students, who would ro-
sort Ia any means, even 10 gInpowdcr or
dynamite, to get possession of the coveted
subject. At length the old gentleman
allowed his scruples 20 be overcome
by his sympathjes, aud made an ap-
pointmcnt to give the coffin into possession
of the "friendS' after dark. About 1890
o'clock Asselstine returned with four men,
and during the whole of the after proceedings
they maintained discreet silence, but This
was not ut the time remarked by the unsus-
pecting custodian Of the vault Quietly the
hpl ,V3g ia ba
claimants, who Immediately LEFT with their
much-desired but ill-gotten booty. The next
day II was learned that the persons who re-
ceived the body had no authority whatever
for their action.
Several cases of grave robbery have been
reported from this district recently. 1t is be-
lievcd that the robberes are committed by
the agents of American colleges, who find il
a matter of comparative ease TO get the corpses
across the line aud into New York state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-23
POISONOUS CANDIES.
why Children should he Prevented from Eat
ing Certain sweetmeats.


Ing Certain Sweetmeats.
From the Philadelphia Record.
Parents who have any love for their chill
dren should be careful not 10 allow them TO
eat some of the tempting candies that are now
placed on sale for the holiday trade" said an
old candymaker yesterday. "lfit were known
how much poisonous stuff was used in
the coloring of candies there would be
less sweatmeats sold,n be continued.
The cheap candies contain the most
poison, particularly the so-called spe-
cialities, such as toys. Only the pure
sugar toys are harmless. Smooth al
monds contain carmine and chrome-yellow,
about one-hundredth part of grain in each
almond. Only burnt almonds are pure.
Cheap gum drops, sach as are sold for Il cents
per pound, contain oil of vitriol and gum
arabic.N The former is employed To kill the
sugar grain and the latter TO make the drops
tough and spOngy. Light pink caramels are
mixed with carmine, and all artificial flayors
are produced by the use facids. Black cough
drops are highly injurious, rs one-quarter
of pound of lampblack is mixed with a
forty-five pound batch of drops. Cheap mix
lures should also be avoided, as well as col
ored lozenges. Besides the poison heaps of
dirt become mixed in the preparation of can
dies Green lime-drops should he stunned,
as we'll as all kinds Of candies containing a
green color as they contain acids All can
dies now are made with sugar costing cents
per pound, and yield profit OF about 80 per
cent. TO the manufacturer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-23
Tmr srNR on nh KINGS.

ON the roof OF nm Eastern Palace nfur.
THREE Kings Ia the midnight, sat Of yorc -
Beautiful, boarded Biltnzar.
And gray hard Gaspard and MolChiUr.
iravcly they sat, aud they spakc no word
Their hearts were full of AN awe serene
And under their royal Nratmcnt~ stirred
For. clear in the zone OF tho sapphire skies,
Il new, strange Jewel, bright to scc--
They watched, thru' the mist OF their ycarning
eyes,
The Star or an ancient Prophecy
Low, to the east it, dropping shined
With n ruScatG glow, ~ OF coming morn,
Trailing line OF light behind,
Like a brilliant lamp by an angel borne,
said Gnspnrd " Brothets our sign hath come -
CRIED MclchuiTs ITS q uIurvcllOu- thing -
Brpntlicd BaltnEnrf Farewell old homo /
We follow The star Of Judahs King -
Thou. down thro' the iutiiccd halls below
Past the grand saloons of their crOwn'd con
sorts,
Past the bright eyed Children who come aud
gO,--
The KING pres, ON to the outer courts
Tho camcls are lDosed from the roy AZ tents
The myrrh ana Che Iuusiy fIankiuCcnse
ArU mixed with the gold ~ hich the Arabs bear.
Ana. forth Ga thu uight thpsC men Of tore
FOLLOW, like Chlldtrn, the Christie hild'- stat.
rpd speed ys, 6pspard and MCIchior
,IuCd speed thee, beautiful BNltHEAr
BY EicaHoTe Z, DoarSVB.