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&iehm1rfte.

Chicago, %. Sebr.-Sdweine: 3ufubr
25 900, Serienbung 5000; Yreiie oariirten
,pii6en $3.50 uno $5.75.-&inbpieb: GU
fubr $500, Serienbuus $500; Breie nariirz
ten swii6en $2.45 unb $6.4O. - S9aaie:
3ufnbr $500, Serienbuns 1000; Yreiie oariz
irten 5mii9en $2.25 unb $3.50.
ct. 9outs, %. 6ebruar. - S6tpeine:
3ufubg 200, SerienOurg 1000; Yretie paris
irten $40 un0 $5.2O.-&iuouieb: 3ufubr
900, Serienbun9 500; Yreiie uariirten ;tpts
iden $50 unb $500. -S9aafe: 3ufubr
1900, ,SerienOun9 1900; Yreiie Ouriirten slut>
ic1en So so UNI 81 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
rstuS, tpie Der sfbenswfns a

9ieie 3eile zines alien 2ieoe8 lit auf
pleasant Purgatiye Pellets" G9madbafte
abfiibrpiaden) gang anwenSbar. yS9 nebz
me niGt germ .SilIen, penn ids permeioen
fann"-b0rt man oft iageu-0ipeil iie mid 10
bartleibis MADDEN" 0as tbuu bic nBiQAeu"
ME. Gle fnb 10 limb unS mild in ibrer gSirs
flung, baB oieielbe fait 9enau elmer natiirli.
den gsweauns Der Sdrme Gbnelt uno feline
unanssnebmen 6Olseu biuterldBt.
(470,61t&n9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
9er 9entfGe Correspondent.
Srauriscs SGtGial stpeier itnscn
Ml6Sh,ctt.

&etersburg, &irg., %. 6ebr. - Die
Sleiosr Der StWeitern 8Oberta Gee @lap, 16
Sabre alt, unO GbriltOpbiue g. @lap, 18
Sabre alt, fingen beute an einem Diem 6euer
unS beibe 0tGbden purhen 10 i6wer uer=
brannt, baB MIR geriHge $oofinung auf ibre
Slettltng eriitirt. 0ie llngliidli6en geb0ren
su elmer geafteten 6amilie unO maren iebr
beliebt in biefgen GeiellidaftStreiien.
(SpGter.) = 9toberta 1T beute abenO ge=
iforben, uno ibre S9peiter iuirb ibuerIib
Die Nadt iiberleben. BUR 3eit beS llnfal5
paren bic Mdbfen i'm 8e9rifie, ein Sumtilt=
9,iimie nit ldwurSem 6irniB 81 iiberSieben.
SIR 8ruber 3. gSitbers @lpoe iolte AM ptitt=
nod nit eiu.m SRI. Camp aus 9torfolt ge=
traut psrSen, uno Die S4lueitern wolteu OaS
6auS fir ben @mpian9 oeS iungeu PaareS III
StQu0 iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
Wermiidlte tclearaVb. SepeSd,en,

- Sin groBes Meteor fubr se9.n neun
llbr gefern SOriuittug iiber Gle StaOt Sicto.
ria, S.z@., .uuo ftiir5te 5ii6eno in Die See.
Sin @erduidl, gleid benz @ntrpei9eu BON
2ampf aus einem 9ampfteiiel wurOe oers
nomnleu, ais bas 0feteor iiber Die Stubt fog.
- Die Dauroi9 i9e Oeuti9e Gperntruppe
begann geiteru abeuO Elm 5weiw6diges Sat
ipiel in Chicago nit Der Aufilbruu9 Der Oper
gSaunbauier."
- Der AuSifanb Der Seppi9meber III
gonfers, N.=0., oauert fort uno es erifttrt
nod feline GuSfat auf Seile9uus bes 3wis
fes.
- SIM Staate Sanias felen sefern 4 bis
S 3ou Sduee, iubeiieu 1T bus gSettsr milo
Der Sdnee iAmolS iofort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
S1httrs tttt0 G[cue(dnS.

4Gbonp, q. g., %. 6ebr. = Die ,S6.
Sari S6ur3 unb 6rauctS 2gaOe Stetion be-
iu6teu beute ben Yrditosnten @lepelano uno
tuaren iiber Smei StnnOen lang nit ibm i'll
8eratbung. 6r. S9ur; iagte ipdter, er babe
9rn. -Gleuelanb ieit ieiner Gripdbluug 1i6t
geiebcu, unO lei MIR getOmmen, I'M ibm
ieiue @liidruiinife barSubringeu. gr Der
lange tucber fir iid], nod fir irgeub SenauO
cine 2lntellnng trgeno iuel9er art. @leuez
lano babe i'm I'M eiue Anf9t iiber gcmiIie
0tanner befragt uno er babe ibm 6ieiel6e
obue Riifbalt mitgetbeilt. - auf Dem nGm.
li6en .3u9e, ieoo6 nift in @eieGidaft nit
8erielbe meigerte iid, irgeHO welde Dtittbeiz
luu9en itbtr ole SerbanoluHgen 5wii6eu ibm
1ru0 SNru NfpnpInuN III ,rnhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
9tpef Nprpthatet, ,t,n fiinf Gents

SadIOnOille, 6la., %. 8ebruar.-
Sin SnOiauer, 9tamen5 &beerOS CARTE, ges
rietb ocrgetern nit etnem 14=ldbrigen yte'
gerfnaben iiber ben Seiib BON Gents in
Sreit. Der Sunge Sog ein 0teTer, luel9es
@urne i6m ubnebmeu wollte. Gin anOerer
gte9ertnabe lam berbei unO ueriette Garne
nit eiuem ihweren 6oljideit eiuen S4lag
auf ben 9tiideu, baB bic Brbelidule 5erbra9
uno Garne ua6 Serlauf bon edS StunOeu
itarb. Wiebrere gSetBe, pelte benz Sample
suseiduut batten, polten nun Die betOen
Neger lpnden unO alS Der SOwnmarIhaa
iie 6aran perbiuberu luollte, murNe CT BON Ell
1em sewiHen 9lubp S6uforr criboNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
Ste Sod1ter clues canaoii6en Wtnt=
tiers ourd19cbratttt.

0etroit, Wii6., %. Sebruar. - Annie
MiQs, Die 17=idbrise 3odter oes ebemuligsu
canabiI6eu Otiniiters bes Snneru, 1T nit
einem S9ullebrer, gtamens gSatts, Our9=
gebrannt uno bat fid nit oeuielben bier
trauen laFeu. g8atts mar elm 0ebrer III BAL
mbrus, Sotbpel @ountp, unS uObute BET
Der 6anilie Ses Srn. Oiius. @S puroe BON
ben Sertpunbten bes iungeu Wdb9ens per=
geblidb ueriu6t, Die Seiratb Su Oerbinbern.
Sbr Sruoer traf bier eln, ais Die Srauuus
bereitS bollsoQeu mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
stlbfmprp einrs Wnftmeiifers

Suffolo, N.=D., %. Sebruar.-@e1
iteru iriib bat iid) Scr 6iilf5= BOitmeiiter So
race 9. 5errtn Doh Satupiu, N.>D,, in Ell
mem S6uppeu 9inter Ietner SSobnuug er-
ihoTen. 8us Wtotip Der oersweiielten Sbat
1T ipabrl6eiulif in einem 0efjit BON $4,000
III Iu6en, melfeS fb III Der SaTe 6errtn'5
OorianS. 9crielbe mar 81 Sabre alt, lett Ell
uer laugen 9feibe BON S0breu i'm Pofolenlte
uuo gait itets ais 9eluiiienbafter unO tidtt
ger 9eamter unb brauer Oienld).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
straseurtiuiau,,a In Sbteaao.

&btCagO 0, %. SebrHQr. - Der @intritt
milperen gSettcrs bat eS benz StraBenOepar-
tement erm0slid,t, nit BEN arbeiten sur
6reilegun9 Der StraBen ;u Beginner. gluBer
bon 8rtOatperionen, weide ibre sigeuen 2lr=
better unb @eipaune angeitellt baben, lit nidt
Uiel Sdnee ans ben S.traBen entfernt NOR
oeu. Die StaOt wiro ui9t eber Su elmer
griinoIi4eu 8einiguHg Ser StraBen idrei=
ten, 0ls bis Die rieiigen S9neen1aifen be-
tradltlih suiamrlen aeidlmnlscn iinN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
9lmS Merifu.

@uugamas, Mer, %. 6ebruar.-0ie
Oaqui Snoianer inl Staate Souora babeu
fif erbobeu un0 ueri@teoene Sitter eepliin=
bert uno perbeert. Sin Sreiien SwiI6en Den
9lufildnbiifen uno ben SunoeStruppen hat
iid nabe ga 0tiia ereignet Die Snoianer
wurbeu in Oie 6Iudt geiflageu. Drei Col
baten muroen getGotet, w1breno Der BON oeu
Suotanern erlittcHe &erluit nod uubefannt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
gSetteres @crbor Der Snnanttter Cunning
bam uno Burton.

gGir oerbiirssn cine iamer3loie, i9leunige
uuo bauernOe Seilung Der gr0Bteu uHO
I6limmiten 6dmorboiOen=@eidpiilfte Obne
aumenouns eiues NteferS, aetmittels OOer
elmer Gable. SeuOe Gent8 (Sriefmarteu)
fir NbbanOluus, 8eferen5en unO Grpiebe.
rung. 'World's Disper1sary Medical As
sociation," Nr. 66S, insSha6e, 8ufz
falo, R.sO. (47,9,51t&w9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
sfothffan0 In gNcif.@irainie,t

Bbeeling, 8.-8a., 23. 5ebruar. -
Seit einiger 3eit iinO Ra6ri9ten iiber grOs
ben 9totbitanb. inter ben 8erpobuern Der
Counties 2eiuis, Srarton, Calhoun uuS Sill
mer, 8.=S =Sa., bier eingelaufen. Die 9totb
puroe tbeils 0ur4 ben 6eblifllag Der @ruote
in 6ol9e Der 0lrre i'm lebten CONNER, tbeils
our6 Die Strenge bes gegeuwIrtigeu g8in,
ters perlIrlaht. Sn oieleu @egeuoeu leioeu
Die Setpobner tbatd6li4 9un9er, uuO piel
Sieb III crepirt. Die Stnats9ei,egebung
leitete heute Sdritte Sur Seisitigung Oe5
NOtbfauoes eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
Die MimitertrIHs in 0riedeulanO.

Itben, %. 6ebrltar. -6err SricOupiS,
Scr ebemaIige Yrenlier, nei@en Der &6ni9
am letten Sanlituge uad 9eiguatiOn oeS
6rn. 3eligGnntS 81 ff beiheiOen tieB, I'm
ben Yoiten 0eS YreniermiuiiterS WieOer gu
iibernebmeu, bat uidt oermOft, eiu Ser
trauensootum bon Der &anImer III erlangeu.
SOnig @eOrg erlieB oaraufbtu beute Elm 0e,
fret, lueldeS Oie &ammer auilGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
RsIiGuatton pes ruiTiaen @iuiaers Oe5
Suueru.

Petersburg, 23. 6ebruar. - 0tute
murOe in Griabrltug gcbrad)t, OaB Graf Sol.
itoi, Der ruiiiite WiiHiier OeS SuuerH, retQ=
nirt bat, ONB ii9 icoO4 Der &iar lueigert, ote
9}cf0uotion in acceptiren. Graf GOlloi be
itebt inOeIen ami ieiuem RiidtrittuHo crtlGrt,
bie bnrd ole &bdtigteit Der 9iibiliiten beitdus
zig ucrmebrten uuO eri6mtrten 5orgcu unb
Yfiaten ieine5 9lmteS batten ictne 9eiUuO-
belt Serriittet.
Der mirtlife @ulno fir 3olfoi'S 9ieig.
nation 1T augcblit Ger, OaB cS Dem ruiiii6eu
Diiniter 0e5 2lu5mGrtigen, 0ru. bon GierS,
gelnugen lit, piele Der bon Sol1toi erl0iienen
itrtngen uno arbitrGreu NtaBregelH gegeu Die
miiiidJen Sauern uuO 6auOmerter ;u wiOer
rufen. @tcrS bat itdl iiberhaupt INNER iu
@nniien elmer G0Iitlt Der MiaBtlnna bemiihL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
Gin GottntD SGaBmeiiter Snr5se=
braftflf.

@ilwautee, %. 6ebr.-6reb. 8eter,
@ountb= Saatmeiiter fir @bippewa Gouutp,
gSisc., iit ieit elmer BO9e ueridwunbeu,
unO cine llnteriuduug ieiuer 8ii9er bat eiu
9eft3it BON $4,000 bis $12 900 ergebeu.
@r ipa $4,000 in SaargeIO nitgenommeu baz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
glmarMiiten im @enna.

@euua, %. Tebruar. r.--giue @eielid)aft
sur Yropa9attOn be8 Au0r9iSmUS miro Nor
gen cine &erianmlung bier balten. 1o8
9rOgrnmm miro Die 9iSfUiiiOu fOlgeHOCr
3bemata umiflieBeu: ooie 6rift8," nwer-
0en mir mOrgen @hU05 iu ehen babcuE" unO
ubic Situatl0n in StutidLnrh. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24

Srobirt's uno iiberseu9t Sud, buB ySal=
patiou.Sel" Der sr0Bte S9uier;oerni4ter
in Der 8eIt 1T. 25 Gents. (47)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
gcuer Ssuamitfhre6eu in @moIauo.

2on6Ou, %. 6ebruar. - Die Bol,ci
wurOe oieicr Gage benadriftigt, OaB am
Iebtcu SuHitage eiu &eriud gemadt wcroeu
ollte, bic ct. Bau'S aatbeOrale in Oie 2uit
Su prengeu. GS muoen umiaiieuOe UtaB
rcgeln gctrofieu, nm einen ioldeu 2lujblag
gu Ucrbiuoern. SpeSielle 2SdAter iiuO auf
Ser 2oHooner Bride uno beim ,,Someritt
,Oouie" itQtOnirt moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
40. Goa8re6.-SWette stsuma.

Der 0oitamts @ermtai9un9sbi
I'M Scnat nno Der Observation-Disclosures
bin i'm SSauie.-RanoaI's 9Iau sur gfez
contribution oeruurfen.-Sorseid
SerscItnn9s RaEreaeIn ge9en SeutIdjs
Iano. - &6bere eouisiiioaen i'm Stasitt
GnIintbin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24

Seppidben nnO attoerem Sooen Seotfungem,
pile belen Dufe letter
ds isst
Sols nms Sampfono faoen befoaocre sseriGFbttsuns
Nu 3hun b19r
8ea9ten g ie bic Sbatia6e
MuOr retn Unit icoer rma atn San n6pnm
Spon, aa Gnp g. sss 5s 9Ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24

so,pf. oudb pon apporaten unb Banbastn fir allc
Hrten RerunItaItuneen Il. WiBbiloungen bes mcnihs
Ijdoen sorpers saneidbrse prattiihe gria9rnnsen
ip,dne mir ms in europa, ipie aud in oeiem Sanbe
,rporbsn, inO Sueiislsobne Die lriahen uneres @,s
idbdftsz zgrIoleeS. 5as Ieioenoe 8ubIitum, fpeltes
nod por elmer turBen Spanne 3eit ietne 8ebhtfnfe
i'm fernen Often befriebisen mugte, finoet nunme5r
in Baltimore nidht nur einen lieferun9sfd9i9en 6as
brlfanten, onbern aut elm completes Eager obeners
ndbnter grtitel. Die SS. Aer3te, iopie aud ms
YeIon6ere Sos lebenoe 8u6lifum m0tten mir auj I'M
Iere auatoutiid, eorreft eeiprrtteu Srndlbant
Der aufmertiam MAIDEN. W1ehr, aIS 10000 lNt=
8rfder Sebaitete ie9lifen alters unS @ei6Ietls
coniuItirten Srn. Willms lno fpuroen nit enem duE
serft prespIroisen, bauerbaiten, Die setoen ereits
ferriSer Srud6anoe oerieben.
unIer 5amcuE 5epartement, bon competenter
pe6ltter Sebienuna 9eeitet entbdl Elm uouitdnogeS
goaer pon lnterIeibS btnnen, Spri5eu, Wh6s
oratSbaltern, &riidcn, SS1rrobren &C. &C.
unier Eager flnitlidler WenIdlensMuasn III
sas sbebeutenbite iiiSih pon ytepz9ort. (6ebr1,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
&ur5e &abeloepeIGen.

- 2te QeDerItle Oer OeIlIOIUelPH 0Qtut
oe5 ameritanliden @eianoten SameS Rufeq
Yomeu in 2OnOOu Wuroen geitern AMI Der
Serial greensGemeterp" in 2onoOu beItatz
tet. 2omeu maro mdbreu6 Der Geremonien II
tiei ergriffen uno meiute 6iter8.
- Sn 2iperpoOl, @nglan6, lpuroe in elmer
geiiern unter Dem Sortbe oe5 Itagor5 abgez
baltenen Seriammlung bei6lonen, III 1856
cine au5itellung sur Suuitratlon Der S6tffz
fabrt, Der Reiemetbooen uno 0e5 5auoel5z
oertebr8 5u ueraufaiteH.
- gGie Die ,,WoStauer 3eituu9" angie6t,
bat Der ruiiiide Rei6sratb ben GinfubroQ
ami Qderbau liai6inen, obue 0iiididt auf
oos Dlaterial, ans mel6em fie belteben, oui
80 Sopeten pro Bfuno (etpa 81 pro Gent.
ner) feigeiett.
- Die @i9eutbiimer Oes fitrSlif ans Reu
0orf in Qiperpool angetOmmeuen 9ampier5
pGelttc" ertldren Die yta4rldt, 0aB Bolhdde
aui Dem 5abr3euge aufgei9nitteu uuo ourd
ludt woroen leien, fir unbegrituOet,
= 9us geriidt, boB Der BON Siu9stOmn
mad Suaflm abgegangene 3ruppeu 5rau5
portOampfer pGpOtan gtonar8a i'm Ct.
Seor9eSzSonal unter9egangen iet, iteQt ii4
ais unbegriinOet berau8.
- Die conleroatloen BatrS uno Ddt9llez
Der oe5 britil6en 6errenbauic5 uerOeH beute
cine Sellommlung i'm y@arlton 6ouie" bal
ten, nm iiber bic polttiide Gage 81 beratber.
- Ger 2OromapOr uon yOnoOn bat nm
8eitrGge 5ur llnterftiieung Der 5amilieu Der
Uielen, in 6olge oer @ei6Git5itoduHg be-
ihdftigungsIoien 9rbeiter EonoOH'5 erlH4t.
- Die in Reu= Glib s8aleS er0finete Cub
ltripticn fir bic 2lusriftung OeS mad oem
Cuban teitlmmten @Ontlngent5 belduit na
bereits auf $15O,OO0.
- Der amerifauiide @eianote atOr in
Som uuo ieine Satin batten am lebten
Somitage cine Yriuatauoieuj BET oem a0nl9
6umbert.
- Die GeQierungeu BON 5rantreid uuo
Gauaoa uuteTbauoeln Serefis giufiqrung
eiues befiereu YOluerIebr3 3mliaeH beiOen
SGnoern.
- 6er3og 2eopolo Uou GorlonOnia 1T nit
8rinJeiiin gdtttia, elmer 8oater oeS PrIHjen
giapOleon, permdblt moroen.
- Der Grin3 unO bic Brin;eifn BON g8a.
les moQen I'M nddfeH April cine Reiie oura
Srlane MAIDEN.
- Der ShpeiBer Sunoesrutb bat ben
GahraliiatiOHSuertrag nit ben Ser. Staaten
Usuporfeu.
- Die brifiide Regierung bat bic n9nter=
uGtiOuals airitaHii4e AiiOciatiQu~ formed all.
erfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24

Tie Sforte Orobt nit @inmiiAuug. - 5bre
@atriitnng aber StaIicus @iHidIreiteI.
- 3ub!Gno unO 4lfgbaRiitau. - slaerIct
pom &ric9si6lGnpIase. - S0erit 2ulcr
nod 3m abI:SrIea ,,aaiscUuttelt. - @ac
SffenTo>cpsratioucn Der Gn9Ianoer bis
sum Serbiie OcridJpbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
aarartf0e gerOrcd,en in 3rGauO.

0ubliu, %. Sebruar. - Gine Oepeide
ans 8ralee I'M Gouutg &errg mslOet, odB
mdbrenO Der Ucrgaugeuen Nadt uabe Gaitlez
S8anb, elf Dteilen iiiOlid) BON &ralee, eu
Sitter oui ctuer 6orn, Oeren friiberer 4i6ter
ermttirt poroem mar, BON uubetuunten Ser
ioneu gcid)oheu uuO tcben8gefdbrlth Oermuu=
bet muroe. Die M0r0er ieuerteu our9 eiu
6eniter in Die 28Ohnuug 0e8 6iiterS. Oie9.
rere Goufabler, bic iid 3uiaQig III Der gd9e
Oe8 6auiea beiauOeu, feuerteu auf bic fiebeu.
ben &ngreiier, ieOO4 Obne iie 3u trtiieu. -
GiIf juuge in Der gladbaridaft auidiiige
Mdnuer iiuO ais Der Chat OerOabtig Oerbai=
tet moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-24
1ran,5RSd,s &orn,5ue.

YariS, 23. 6ebruor. - Die 9cputrtcu=
fammer oerunrf beutc nit Z62 gegeu 2l2
Stimmeu ben &Ori6lag 3ur Grb6buug Der
SornS0le. 2lderbaumiHiter gteliue iagte,
er balte eiueu 3oa bon 6rancS fiir Uo0tOmz
men brurei1ero. Soute er iih m6eiicn ais
Su geriua berauS7elen, 10 tonne bic Sammer
TIRE Gnn6eiOuuq III g8ieoererudguug 3iebeu
uHo oen 3oQ nod immer erb09eu - Die
pou Der Sammcr ans Dem 8iioget 9efrihe
nen Stipenoicu fir oeu &leru8 iiuo pom Se-
nate mieOer cingeihaltct mOrOeH.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-07-11
q Happy Change.
N, o. CITY Item.


From the moment professional Negro
politicians quit their exciting harang-
es about the "rights" of their Grace, y
troubles of race character were lessened, !,
and the negroes now have all the rights
they require. On Louisiana plantations
the harmonious relations between en-
ployer and employed were never so
strong, and the friendly feeling which
has been engendered induces extra ex-
ertion on the part of the planter to
make his laborers contented through
is,nrnyed privileges. AS u consequence,
.n ~ .~~~-f~as n1r1i nI8.sa ;thf'd SER
the iabOrer renders more faioL,.tA ~
vice, and has more consideration for the
financial and other troubles which hard
times have in many instances brought
upon his employer, The further recog-
milton of this interdependence is pow
erful agency in securing permanency
for the fast developing prosperity of
agricultural Louisiana. Politicians OF
any label whatever should, be sternly
warned to let this fortunate condition
of affairs severely alone
The Opelousas courier., 1885-07-11
4'he New Exposition.

We are glad to see that the scheme
which has been organized to reopen the
Exposition at New Orleans, next fall
ls meeting with flattering encourage.
ment at home and abroad, and that The
enterprise now embodies all of the ele-
ments OF an assured success. There is
one feature, however, about this new
movement which we think not only un-
generous, but positively unjust and un-
merited. We erefer to the disparagement
| that some papers have been heaping
upon Maj. E. A. Burke. Director Direct Gen.
era tla1 or tic Worlds Exposition, aud the
management connected with that mann
moth enterprise Maj. Burke's distin-
gnished abilities as an organizer aud di-
rector, in building up so vast scheme
are too we'll known to the people to be
attacked and nnderrated at this late
day. In such colossal undertaking it
is but natural that some mistakes should
occur, but as a whole the labor of this
giant enterprise was an unprecedented
success, and has SO been pronounced by
the people of the United States.
The new management have compara-
lively an easy task to make the Gamer
rican Exposition" a grand success, be-
cause they have at their command all
of the consumated labor and materials
of the late Exposition upon which to
lnaugurate and carry through the new
Fair.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-07-11
The Railroads and the Press.

On the occasion If the meeting of the
Louisiana Press Association, at Shreve-
port, on Wednesday next, upon being
informed of the same by the President,
Col. B. w. Mccullough, General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent Of the Nilsson
ri Pacific Railroad Company, issued
passes to and from Shreveport, to all
members and their ladies, over the
Texas Pacific line. On the other hand,
ait the suggestion of Gen. John Glynn,
Jr.. President Frank S. Bond, Of the
Queen and Crescent system. rendered
the Association free excursion from
Shreveport to Meridian, and from
thence to New Orleans, stopping at
Vicksbnrg and Meridian, if the Associa
tion SO desire. These complimentary
attentions evince the appreciation felt
by these officials for the services rem
dered by the Press in their advocacy
of all progressive measures, foremost
among which is the construction of rail
ways throughout the State. We have
no doubt that the Association will make
due acknowledgement Of the same. In
deed, the press and the railroads are
important factors In the development
of the country. Capitolian- Advocate
Tn1V Is
The Opelousas courier., 1885-07-11
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