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Grit enIfe p0m &IMtD&nSem etnses
f6ttNet1.

Golumbia, 9farion Gountp, MiIi.,
7. Nooember. - Su Der 9ouueritags ssRa1t
fam es spiiden Bill MoB unb Sobn unO Gli.
"a Goof Su 8batIifieiten. WoB idOB Sobn
Goof burd ben llnterleib unb t0btete ibn.
gli5a Gout l6oB er in Die re9te 8rHit uu0
bra6te ibr eiue gefdbrlide uno mabridetuIid
t06tltde gSunbe bel. 0iOB ertfOb oann ans
Der Stobt in bic 98Gloer. @eltern orgauiz
Irteu fd1 Die 8iirser III ieiuer Serfolgung,
aber eS 9elan9 WtoB, ben ibm gta6ietenOen
su sntrptden, bis iie 3rpei BIutbunoe auf
ieine 6dbrte bebteu. Die Sbiere uerfoIsten
ihn bis tiei in ben Balo uuS bolten TIN elm.
gr mad)te Sebrt uRb i9oB stueimal auf bic
6unbe, nobel er einen oerielben t6otete.
0iitterpeile eri9ienen bic Serfolger, tpelfe
nabe binter ben 5unben tpareu, nno beorob=
ten WiOB NIT bem GOOe, tueuu er i9 nttt
iiberliefere. @r that 9as unb 1T nun i'm ges
fGuaniS.
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olrr1lt. tcLcnrnnhifdlc neneIMrn

= IS. s. SaleD, Gitar @tueral Der gr}s
bi6Seje Cincinnati 1T gefera BORT mad lan-
gen geiOeu geitorbeu.
- Sin 6otel gu gamreHtgs5unttiou, uaba
NepcoiiIe, Banni. gmg geTeru iriib IN Slant
men aui. Die @alte, "a an Der 3abl, nurs
ben gerettet, e0Od batteH ibrer mebrere EN-
fnappes gnttommeH. 0er Serluit bettdgt
$4,000.
- Su g8efou, giaii., branute Uorge'tan
2bcuo pdt eiu 6enementbau8 nieoer, in
meldem GO 2rbeiter Ner &aiierwerle Iblie-
len. 8iete berielben maren beraujdt Uu0
cutgiugeu MIR NIT lnapper Jtotb benz &ooe.
Ter G0=jabriQe Batrtd SuQiU0u fam in Oem
breuueuoeu SebdIoe um'S gebeu. 2a5 llm=
merieu elmer 2Qn1pe UeranlaBte ben Gr1uo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
s4uf ser Giienbabn pcrmmolaat.

2aucQfer, 8enni, s. Nopbr. - Srant
8nBer unO Samuel 2auh8, weIte in Der
gtGbe bon gtouuSsoiue mobuteu, wur0en
heute iriib u0be ieHem Grte entieelt auf benz
Sahngeleile geiuuben. Sie battsn iia) gee
fern &beuO betruufeu uuo wQreu, pdbreuo
iie oa5 @cluIe eutlang gtHgeH, uOn elmer
YOlomptlpe iiberiahren lporDen.
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9lus SGSautertfa.

Ytma 7. Yfobember, 0ta @QI0etoll, &es
ras. = aSie gtadrid,t bon Der @efaugenuab.
me be8 0tOmoreg Shores ermeift ii6 ais ms
nabr, oa ermit elmer fletnen Sanoe @ebirQsz
benobner in Der Bropin3 8auaion geieben
WurOe. Die 3eitung 8ien BubIicO" murbe
Inn $10O gefraft, neil fie entgegen ser 9fez
gierungs Proclamation in ieren Spalten
6en @eneral Garceres ais 9rdFOenten Der
Renl1hlif he,eihrete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

ESg- Die jabrljde 8a0erii6e &trdJs
N eth e mini beute in Balmer'S gCri.
ole=6olle," gtr. 397, 2&eit Brattz
StrnBe, nit alieu ddJt baperideu Jiltios
nalz&ergniiguugGu mo zGrg6Blidteiteu in
iceElrt. Bon oteien erWd3ueu mir nm Byai5-
treler-GGni uno 3wllbeIiHaeU GNeu. Der
Gntrltt III irei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
5et Getratoes tttlS Btftualtett
gG0Tft.

@Bicugo, Z. gtoUember .-Rebt fett5
BoiSeu lebbuft uu6 idlpB I itber Deu geitrts
gen Gugesroten-giOo. 865, 0e1. 884, San
88A Dluis mGBig lebbat uHO idlOB etma8
b0bsr - giOb. 41s, 0e}. 39B, San. 98 (;
6aier 25; 9tOggeu 6l; gerite 67; 5Iad5iaa=
men ia; SdweiHefleiih $3.50; S4mal5
sc 90
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SuStauergrerteG.

8emtng, R.-9f., s. gouember. =
8ie 1io6rid)t ift bier eiugetrOfien, oa5 Sn.
bianar geferu bic unpeit BON bier geleaeul
9tanfe mis- Ouri Florida Cattle Co. ~
iiberfielen uuo bic Trau, iOwie ben 11~.dbr..
cen Gobn Sobu 3. Sbp'8, oeS baupti1Wlldls
zen Yiitglieo jener 9Ompaqnte, erIdoiieu,
BunOeslruppeu uno @ltli5 itnO sur &eriOf
auua Der RothhGute QufQebrOher,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
spateffe s@tHsnaartaten

Rems 0orf, s. 0obr. - 6eute lanaten
bic 9ampfer 80. Gallano" bon RotterOam,
DGrinOcO" BON BermMoa, pgggpt" Uou 2i.
UerpOOl bier an.
&uslGue.
8lpmoutb 3. goUbr-3er 9anpfe,
sRugia" Iegte beUte 0uf leinem Bege Dor
gepsgort mad 6amburg bier an.
aueensto n n. s. gtopbr.-8er 8pfr
Serbia tn bier eingetrolIen.
DOtobama, s. G0Dbr.-8er 3ampiel
Oceanic" pon Gan TrauJiscO lief beHts 4te'
Elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09
Rarft uRO BGrIs.

Comb on, Z. giO0ember. Ser. Staatens
Gbligntionen: 4-pro3. 127!, Ditto. Al pro}.
1851, 90. perldugerte 5.prO3. l04@.-2lttien:
I.=@.=gS. 3Gg, 90. 2. 10, @rie 23a, 30. 2.
81, 9ien-9 9ortz@eutral 1864, 8enHi. =Geural
SCI, S18. Genral 14ls, ,5ieaOiHg 1l8, Gauas
oian, 4acifc 50, Mericau 254, Ct. YaAl
Common SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

nsE~ 8ie SabraSreHe Der gQameHUereiH5
6er 3tou8s&irde" al EorOsGagfraBe
baben bei 2tQeu, bic germ elmer geOiegeucn
Goiree beiuobnen, nod INNER etHen guteH
SLANG ge6abt, uuo bic 3abl Der Beiuher
mebrf f6 aQidbrlid. 8a3 6ie8idbrige Sen
niro Treitag, ben 81. gtObemb ber,
bteies gial in pg bmaHn pale" Or
277, Roro 6OmaroiraBe, Derauitaltet. So
naro un5 erI giHblit in OG5 llnterbaltuRgss
Brogramm geitattet; er entbiiate ms cine
6iue Der iutereiianteiten gtummeru, Don be-
Hen bic BON ben gr6Beren 30gliugeH cer
3iOnS Sdule aui5uiibrenoe bramatii6e
gluette abermal8 in boroerter &eibe febt.
8a8 gntree 1T fir @ruadieue aui 80, fir
aln0er aui 25 @euts fefgeieBt.
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Standardization,

AusIDIa9e lIn0 DQutIei0en
allar INT, beIon0cr5 drUuhe bautfrlrfbfil,u rp,ra
oeu qoli 5uuutdin9 ourt cine sur nit yiaOuan'S
Sntiapartutnu geltIt. gSI mCiueu Dtrlltete
Bllc, Delhe ieoer r1nogUuGCbQHbWnl aetroBt blbeu
gej allen apotbetCru, Sin GOaar Die Tlaide.
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ST.. 9sAOlpa0'S
&cQuIirenOe Nile1t.

SGs ma0tige 9ebers unO IaeeubetImttfeI.
Soul9 opne 8etgeIhmad, elegant NIT luBem 6ar5
uberbo9en, pur8renJ regulren, reugeu uno trdiGgen
bicit Blnen,
OiaOwah's Wtuen Bur 0cuung auer glaqenz,
ctbtrz, gebdtuz, ytltyeEs uu0 8aIcRtibtu, Hut-
ttrlhmer5tnt 4ppttitman9eL RattigfCit, 9}trUcns
Jung, &eroauungsIeOen, SD$ptpfie, G5llenlsben,
Ttcbcr untcrlebsenBhneuUg, 6dmorrbooCu un6
ulCr StOruuaCn Der Gin9epcioc. Rtiu Oe9etubilrIh,
tetie Spur uoH N3CItur UtnTaIicH ooer ihdouhtu
IJUgutu.
preio: 25 Semts Ote SaaateI. 9ei allen
&pU.btlgIU All bGbgH.
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Beidatt Gner Gigentbunt 8e8en
ntanaeIhafte &aMfbrtefe
IMPERFECT TITLE)!

eb, man Gntdufe BON SGuIern, grunbfIdcn,
aSrrnbmiethen u (. NJ. mat ober @elo auf 91potbe'
Een Ieibt, IN es 9Ht enes e6en, baraut gu beehen'
bos Der Bertlufer eiuen SerftheruH9slheln ('Iitle
Tusurance policy bes unantafbaren Iautortetes
iiciere, noburt nttt uur Que nnfoiten ihr oieres
BrfIen bes sauIbrieies (Deed) eriPart, lon6eTn
GaupHdhIid1 ole ipdteren unannebmlthtetten, 8ro'
etffe u. (. 10, ME iot1e 1on oie6lh9 oor9etommeR,
nermienen per6en.
Die Maryland Title Insurance and Trust
Co." gSorooftstFGe pou Gnntb< nno Sec1nS,
- -Ssfrake aorartirt un6 oeriihert teoen Rautbrie
TneedS, Der Eel beriel0gn an9enommeH Uiro, nint
Tur Senl aeaenndrtiaen aduier, i0noern aua idl
I.ins grben II. (. NJ. gEenn Die Bertherun9 Ses
aaufbriefes nab sematter PraIun9 oerneigstf nlro,
10 per6er bic eebahlten Sebnhre1 o9ne fr3ene etne
H6Bus burhdpergiltet'
Maryland Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
4orDodzG6e goutb= maS 9sconofraBe.
fcou a. 2U(teV)
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GueIanO aaO Strma.

@alfutta, Z. gtop. - yta6 Gmpfang
oes inbildeu ultimatums belt 9Snis Sbibail
bon girma eineu Ufiui1erratb ab unS confez
rirte aud NIT bem frau56fi9eH uu6 inbiiden
Soniul, pelhe ibu rietben, Hah5ugeben,
Der S0uig bat ober letneu @eHer1len beiobs
len, Ii4 jum Sries fertig gu luG@eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

~ 8ienit 9, ben 10. g'Opembar, er.
0nnet Sr. U oam . aid ieiue Hsue &e-
ftauratiou Gde BON Canton 4oenus NIB
8unc0u's Alleg nit elnem aus aUsgeiuhteu
8elltoteheR Der SaiiOn befebeabeu 2uHi4e.
9r. 8aid bat p6breno ieiner 8irtb5 Gaui-
babn bepieien, 6ab er aui oeul gririitlng5'
@ebiete III 6anie III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

n" Der ~ O5talsllnterEUBuug8 g.
Screfu Or. l." felt euam Giertcllabrz
6unoert tbdtig, oarf auf cine lange 5{ei6e
BON Griolgeu nit gare6tem StolSe 5uritdz
blideu. Seute, ben 8. WOUember, iaiert
er ietn itlbernes 9ubildum in Der u@ erm a.
mia 9taunerdOrs Safe" uu6 label
eine 6reuu6e un6 @0uuer ireun0i6f 6a3H
Elm. Die 50. g8iIbelm SlOiomstn unb 6.
gSeinreib babeu bic 8gfrieotgung Der letbz
lldeu Seoiirfuiiie iiberHommeu.
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@ine enenfrten nes mapnes.

Rom, 7. Rooember. - Der Bapit bat
cine @nceflica erlafen, rooriH er iagt, oaB
bic 6raae Der biirgerIldeu Regierung Mot
5u ben @laubeRsartiteln sebOre. Der B0pii
oer0ammt Die 6reibeit Der Prefe, iomie oas
allgemeine Stinlmreht un6 0riHgt in bic Ia,
tboliife 8reiie, oas Wa6Stbum Oe8 llRglaus
bens unb Der llnbeiligieit mdnnlta gu be-
F1nhfprr
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Eou csyougc mn RaoWnb's, uno ic6l nab, Of
Der Namc ,,8aoWnh" aui Dem &dtten ltlb..
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Ds8" Giue 5eitljdjF5it eriten 3tauge8 3etgt
AM heute 4bcHo Der IS u # aU
Q6oIpb &creiu" in Ser y5uruz
tCIIe," yir. 81, gEcfz &ulumOreItraBe, al.
81 Uerbluaet init emem iolenneu Bale cine
guSlOouHa tUar,bUcller @egeritiuOe iitr Die
8ameu Ije 3algreiheu TreuuOe oeS Ser
Gins mrbeu e5 f6 ntdt uebmeu lafeH, an
ben TreuoCH oe8 Gu9e5 EBeil 3u uebmeU.
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@s lam allen 9enienigen, tpelbe an 8er-
fopfuns, uHperoaulihteit uuO 9eberbei4mer.
ben lei6en, nidlt 9euug Der @ebrdud bon DR..
Gusuft 90nis's u5aulburger Eropieu" ems
pfoblen Uerben, tueldle iid ihOn felt Sabreu
bel mir betp6brt boben. - Ebos. SormauH,
SGubma@er, 9ittle, Rod, Arf,
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~ Der rgHt0W . un0 9lr. s, ..
8, o. e. d., erfreut iid be9 pobOerDieHz
ten 9IuiGs, 6aB bic BON ibm OtraHiialteteH
6eItIiafeiteu gang beiOuoer5 geuuBrei4e
fuo; uuO 10 UirO fDer aud Der Uter.
3ebute Subre8balI, weItler beutc
in Der ,8ormGrtS= 9alte" oeraufaltet
if, ruitocr iebr gut beIudtieiu. UtHft Frof.
SGulS uuo iiberbaIpt ale Arrangements
iju0 eriter &laiie.
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IA 3nm @eHtU Der St2rfa8.
&irde, Is de Ser GutaD= unb % { IL
rietta frOBe, bat Der Damcu Sercm Der
@emtnbe I'M SdJugebdUOe oerielbeH eiHeu
&a5ar III SceEe ge'ept, Oer beute, BEN
9. gtOuCmber, ieiUeu NufaHg uimmt uu6
am ieeten Gage Der &cde gum 2l5IauHe
naLlrnau LrLL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

Sr, 8a0waB'S
S0tGGDdrtlLtQlt 9{eCOfpetf

mahes aus Stoftcu Uon auBeTor0entlider SeiItraf
OcltclJ u,e Gits sur GetRgung, g4ie6erberffcQuua
uuo &raittgung oes HgbUgebrotlenen 9Orpers notb9
genol8 tlti mttt uu6 4etIt raidl, ariluOH6 uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

! ieinem 8e9imente in Sort Supplp i'm SnOia.
nerzSerritOrtuu. Sberflieutenant Blunt bat
lett etnem Sabre Die S9ieBiibungen i'm
5auptquartier Der armee geIeitet uIO miro
bteie Stellung and ais 4olItant beibebalteu.
gr ift Der SerfaIier Oes ieit Oem Oorigen Sabre
in Der Qrmee eingefibrten SanObu6es liir
SdieBiibuugen. 8eioe inS iopObl bel Der
4rmee, ME auBerbalb Oerielben in oortbeil=
batter gSeiie betannt, uno man nimmt an,
oaB ibre @ruennuus 81 4biutanten beS Sc
nerals Skeriban allgemeine BeirieOi9un9 er-
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Srct GrO6eere1a Grm0fes9 tts ett.er
Cation.

Renz DOrf, 5. giobember : $. g.
SIueueu, Elm 6arnler in Nor6= =Salem, Beit=
defter. GouHtp, R.'D., bat in Der lebten
ggohe ieine brittle GrobeereH= grnote Der Sai=
ion eingebeimit. Die @rSbeereu mud,ien uHz
ter freiem 6immel- 5luelIen be0edte eie
GFaHSeH allnddtlif nit pen uub entfernte
6aTeIbe bei'm Sounenauigang. 3as 0fe,
iultat mar, ouB bic Baun5eR grim blieben
unb bret gtal binter eiuan6er trugen.
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R7T ST regfeu Serfeha8pla8e, oa, no
Die gei6aitige GermanltraBe in ben Detll9eH
8roaomag Der Staot, bic GutapfraBe, etns
miinSet (Jir. 113, Ger1anitraBe), bat pr.
SObaun 8atder felt langen 5nbren cine
Der beIuhteiien 32efaIrattoHen Der StdOt.
limb poher tommtS2 BORT iHOet Ger @alt
eineu iauberen freHgoIhen Plas, eineu Iu-
tuQiifen Gunih, aa8eieTtl8t uHter &uleItung
Der Erau pom Sanie, uno 80 le6er Cages
uns Sabre8jelt Elm t0ftltdeS friibe5 Bier
pom UorIugliaeu 9ebrau Der 6trma @eor9
grebm. = 8auoerer, feb bort fiu!
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9Cict: ,.SE
2ln Dos 8u6HFunt. .

D1on ibite cine Sricimcrte an Or. BaO1ah &
60, yir. 81, 28arreH=Str., Jteu=yort, iur n6alTt
uU0 IGhr,"
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,SaIpation Del" Der gr0Bte 56merz
sensitiller anf Der @elt, miro BON teineln an
6eren Eminent an Site iibertrofien. Gs III
sbne 3msifel bas bette Mitel fir ale GuBer-
Iidsa SameFSeu. Prsis Uur 25 Gents.
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gsantpn QsarbIe's Rtitptt.

nerals SHERIDAN au9emelne 8eIrIeot9un9 er-
| re9t.
@antoa Marbles RiIHpn.
Sr. Otantou Miarble, melter Dor etlt1en
3agen BON europa Suriiffebrte, bat Dem
BrdTbenten un6 benz Sefretdr 8a9aro Die
9eiultate ieiner confOentiellen Miiiiou, nit
pelfler er ieit Iebtem Otat bei9dftt9t mar,
peri0nlif genIeloet. Seine Sntruftionen,
iOtpie oa8 auf ieine tpi6tige MiiTon be3iig-
lid)e RunoI6retben bes SetretGrs 8agaro an
uniere @eianbten in gn9lano, Trantrei6 uub
9eptihlanO iper6en heute gum erfen Nla[e
oer6fentlidt. 9ieielben er9eben, 6aB BrGIi=
bent @IebelGn6, mas aud feline peri0nltd3en
Iniiften i'm Betreff Der SilberfrQge ein mo.
gen, Die ibm bur9 ote eriitirenoen @ougreB=
@eiete auierlegte YhidJt prompt accepttrt
un6 beriud)t bat, cine bimetalliitIe lluon nit
Den bQuptdflid)en 9fationen @uropa'8 III
g4e9e 81 bringen. Die SuItruftiOneu, rue!me
Sr. Dtarble bonn SetretGr 8aharo erbielt,
fpteien i'm an, bic 6auptit4ote Der bauptiqhz
ltd)en europ6iden 0tddte 3u beluheu, be-
ion0erS 2Ou0On, Serlin un0 Bari8, uuo i'm
Serein nit unieren oortigen @eiau0ten nit
BEN StaatSmGnnern ser batrefienOen Otad)te
itber Die Sefitelung etues 9euteinameu
g9ertb Gerbdltni6e8 oe8 @oloe8 unO be5
Stlbers, iOmie iiber ben @ebraub baioer g2e
tale 5u 4ragungslmeden ;u uHterAan0eIn
0r. Ntarble bat bic leBteu bier ODER fliuf Dtos
nate III perl0nlihen @Onferenien nit Den Ri
nanimiftern mo anoeren b0bereu SeQu1ten
cer erDdbnten Oret Ndd]te, iopie in &onIul-
tattOuen nit ben beroOragenofen gtational=
GefOnomen, einiqlieBltdJ aler bauptidd)li=
den Simetalltiten, Sugebraat Die Jteiul
tate ieiner 0ttiIion ioaen pon oem BriIiz
oenten IN ietner beOorltebenoeu SabreS5ot-
ld]aft befanHt 9emQdt mer0en.
@ernwfd)tes.
YrOiefor s. gS. 9omeu. 9ireftor be8 aeo=
Iogiid)en SerrneIiung8 hat oem Sc
fretGr Samar eiueu Srtef gelhrteben, iii mel
dem ct itG gegen Die BON peridie0eueu Sei=
ten her 9e9en ibn erbobenen Qnila9en per
tbeioi9t.
Ser YrGTbent uuo ieiue Sdmeiter 6rau
6opt tuobnten beute benz @otte80ienfte in
Der erIten TreSbpterianerzSirdhe bei 8aitor
Or. Sunberlanb preStgte iiber 0a8 Sbema
D8eiOrnl."
Der @eneraInnpaIt bat Sames 2bon BON
HidmcHo gum 6IlfS 8unoes 8iIritt8an.
malt tur ben OiIiten 9tftrtft bon Srginien
ernannt.
Der amerifaniide Soniul Su Palermo be-
rtdltet 6em StaatS@ epartement, oaB in Ba=
lelmO bis gum y. SttOber 1899 @rtranturl=
gen oil Der Cholera uno 2O93 Sobesf1le ge=
meleet purben. @tma 10000 bis 10000
Ferionen iin0 aus Der StaOt geiliidtet.
Sberit Smitler, Der @bef oes itatiittiden
Sireausr beabfdti9t, @noe OieieS DtOnats
@barlefon uno Columbia, S.s@., un0 It=
lanta, 9a., 3u beiuhen, I'M grbebuu9en
iber ben Stuuenbanbel Der iiiOli9eu Staa'
ten an5Hf ftellen.
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Raafment in Rppemhaaem.

8openbagen, 7. gio0ember. - Sub
mig 6anieH, Der Saupt Subaber be8 alien
8antRauies $. .. 6anieu, juu., bat it1 Der
8oli3ei 9efteut unO 1Hge9eben, oaB er IN uns
geietlider gGeiie iiber ibm anoeruaute Sci
Der uerfiigt babe. 9a5 9eFjit beiauit ita auf
l bis II 1tillion Sronen; S9red unO auf.
regung an Der S6rie fnO immeaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-09

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ters! 80 irDer Sabresleit Bibt % teiR
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-05

New YORK, Nov. a5.-Yesterda, MORN.
ing William s. Warner and j. Henry Work
appeared before Judge Brown and asked
what amount of bail would be REQUIRED in
Their case, Judge Brown fixed their bail at
soO,o0O, Both defendants appeared before
commissioner Shields and gave bonds in
sum OF $780, DOT, or double the amount re-,
CURED. The S%uretieS are Frank Work and
J0hn Z. Work, uncle and father of j. Henry
WORK. The proceedings pending befora
Commissioner Shields We're then dismissed
"A reporter was permitted to see the in.
dlctment found by the United States Grand
jury against William Warner and j. Hen.
ny Work and Ferdinand Ward. charging
them with completely in d~efraudinp
the Marine National Bank. 1t is a lengthy
document, and contains eight counts, each
oil Which charges Ward, Warner ANA Work
WIN either abstracting or misapplying mn.
lawfully funds belonging to the Marine
oahk' or conspiring and aiding in such Nm.
acts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-05

preston. But have no doubt that he
was Just as well off without her. |
have noticed, continued this wise
httle pen, that most men are about as
wei OIL without their particular Heras
with Her, After a while he gave me TO
a drdmatist and | used TO write PLAYS
that make me blush TO this dav to re-.
call. lie made more money than any
OF the previous owners lie has made
as much as three thousand dollars out
OF n absurd play filled with staff and
rubbish that | wouldn't like to repeat
mat was ages ago, though, and | have
belonged 10 a newspaper writer for
and months. Since then
nave been doing great work. | have
advised the President about his duties.
l nave dictated the policy of foreign
governments. | have managed two
campo gnS and made and unmade
many a public man. Yes, added the
pen, spreading its njbS apart with
world"
y GU and | together" remarked the
"AndI too" observed the mueiIage.
tenacjouSlv.
"lou? retortcd the pen and shears
.ehaclouNly. You little bottle of gum.
I OF are no 10 be mentioned in the
connection rs we.
II have some work to do TO-DAY"
'ald the pen, after a pause. II have
o write an ed torial on the Situation
n Bulgaria. -"
AND have a column special on +
he Value of Republican Institutions i
o cut out, added the shears. ,
a few minutes later the owners of !
ne speakers came into the office and
ialmed their property. Late that ,
there lay on the desk of the "a
1ahaging editor a beautifully written ),
u,torlaI on the Eastern question and a a.,
QUINN OF reprint descr bing in glow n
lg terms the value of our form of $,
overnment, y
"Ah, What's this?" remarked the
lanaging editor, as he grasped the .,
pencil in his fingers. Bulgaria? a.
OF! and down went the pencil ~
lfongh the pages from the title to the a,
st line. a.
And what is this Republicanlsmo q,
oesn't that fool of an exchange r.
adler know that this is a Democratic sa
Rubbish and again the blue
'ncll %traverscd the paper smoothly r.
lIrmly until it looked Ike the face ro
a savage pa nted for the warD9th tu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-05
A MnuEL ORGAN.
one Which Is BuIlti upon the Model Oh '"s
Human Throat.

Human thr"a''
One Of the greatest novelties shown
At the Franklin Institute Exhibition IN
Philadelphia is the yocalian organ II
has followed the process Of producing
sound which is peculiar to the vocal
organs Of men and animals, and oN
this method great sorority, purity ana
strength are obtained by more compact
means than those employed IN the pipe
organ. In the yocalian organ the Wlha
is conducted into the wind chest Whl'il
represents the human lungs. by a WIND
trunk from the bellows below. Lead
ing cut from this chest Is a throat re-
sembling the trachea, and a short DIS
lance within and across the throat is a
peculiar reed, which performs the same
function as the vocal chord IN the
human throat. The sound produced by
the vibration Of the reed meets with Il
contraction a little distance further
within the throat similar to that at the
fauces, whence it enters into the mouth
cavity. For low notes there are
large Threats and reeds and mouths
a foot square and for high notes
proportionately short Threats and small
reeds and mouths. In each mouth
cavity is 4 round hole, corresponding
to the nasal opening Of the human sub
iect and performing the same function
for the vocalian that the nostril does
for the man, assisting the vibration
and modifying or improving the quail
ty of the sound emitted. Economy of
space is one of the advantages OF the
yocalian organ, the equivalent of eight
hundred notes or pipes being packed
in a compass not much larger than an
upright piano. The instrument has
three banks of keys, two and a half
octaves of pedals and twenty stops, by
means of which the sounds of all the
Instruments commonly initiated on
pipe organs can be reproduced. The adj
yantages claimed by the yocalian organ
is that it remains in perfect tune. Pipe
organs being subject to the influence of
of temperature, their pitch va
ries with heat or cold. and to the re
fined ear they are seldom in perfect
tune. The merit claimed for the yoca-
liam is that certain OF its stops are even
than any known to the pipe or
gan, and hat in the matter of power it
5 equivalent to the pipe-organ, except
n the heavier bass notes, which, in the
INVENTORS opinion, do not require Il
volume than that Of the yoca-
ian. Mr.. IIamiltun's invention is AN
altogether novel instrument, and is at
racting a great deal of critical atteu-
iOn.-NOr. lAicNlo SIM.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-05

"A lady ON Fifth Avenue, New York,
onickly summoned a doctor;
H"Ob,' doctor, my husband is nearly dead.
ue attended a caucus lastnight lie made
four speeches and promised 70 he with his
fellow citizens again to-day. But oh, doc
tor. he looks nearly dead"
"Has he been in politics longF"
"No, only last year, Ho worked hard
far tJames McCaulay's election"
"He will get well, madam! He has a
stomach for any disease. il he worked for
him!'
Political life, Of short or long duration,
Il very ~exhausting, as is evident from the
great mortality which prevails among
nnnblic men. Ex-U. $. Senator b. X. Bruce,
Who has been long in public life, says;
"Tho other day, when stepping Into a
cor nj n crossing, | found DR.. - within,
who eyed mo up and down in a surprised
way, remarking;
W'Whv, Senator, how we'll you lookv
"sWell, | feel pretty WELL | answered."
The doctor uttered an i%ncredulous reply,
when the Senator frankly told him, in an
swer to an inquiry, that 1t was Warmers
sofe cure which accomplished for him
what the profession had failed to do. Sem
otnr Bruce saws his friends are very much
astonished at this revelation of power
The Globe.
Overwhelmingly Defeated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1885-12-05

Dakota is the sole remaining
quarter section of paradise in
this Western world. 1t is no uncom-
mon thing for a whole Dakota
family to sit ON one end of a potato
while the other is roasting in the fire.
We hatch our own wild geese, of such
dimensions that Eastern and Southern
tendcrfcct are liable to mistake them for
winged hippopotami, on lakes Of never
freezing rosewater and cologne. We
wall up for wells the holes from which
we pull, with steam dcrrieks and 1900
horsepower engines, our radishcs and
bcets, and make cow-sheds and circus
tents of our turnip rinds. We put rock
ers under our empty pca-pods and use
them for cradles. = Colonel "Fat.' Do