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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
8, s.. Sere,
Der 0eutf6e gorrefponoent'
Cine teranif6e Sra96oie.

Gins Oct idlanoerbaftcften gerbredlen TT oen
MnmaICn oes Spne Star=staates.- Slut
idbanpe, fiinffadDer Rpro mno SeIbitmoro:
perindl.
4uftin, Ser., &c. 4uguit. : Die 9ta9-
rid)t iiber cine bel Sobnion @ttg, Slanco-
@ountp, am lebten Sienita9 por9efallene
SragObie 1T bier etnsetrOffen. VI 9odte, etn
befannter Siirger, bate bort ieine Stteftod)=
ter bel Id) ipohnen, unb mau Iagte ibm na6,
6as er nieielbe Dor nebreren Sabren oerfitbrt
babe. Sor einiger 3eit i9ien iia ieine Sod
ter III interefanten llmitdnoen 81 befinbeH,
unb 9odie, rpelfer BON ieineu Serwanbten
perbGf)tigt tuuroe, aud leine leiblid]e Sodter
rrintrt 81 babeu, nabm iih Dies iebr 81
Sersen. 9(m 9ienag gtadnlittu9 be9ab er
iih nad) Der @obnur9 oes Sobn @reer, nm
eine Slmme @elb 81 bergen. @reen uno
ieine SamtIie tparen ausgegangen. 2odie
trat in oas ofien Itebenbe Saus, nabm 9reen'S
@indeTerbiidie bon Der gSaub unb siug
nad Der nabe gelegenen gSobnung ieine5
Srubers Serrp 2odie. @eraoe I'M bieie
Belt eriGien Elm 9ta6bar, gtamenS Sobn
ghfolIon, rpelhen erSpang, i'm Su Der Nobz
nung zines gerpilien StOfes Su begleiten.
2odte i6oB Stofes nieoer unb t0btete ibn
augenblidlid3. 98aS ans gti9olion muroe,
1T ntdt betannt, jeosf) oermutbet man, oaB
er ebenfalls srmorbet puroe, benn er lit lett
benz perihpunben. Setu 8fero mar in Der
9tGbe angebunben.
2odie iebrte aunGdft in ieine eigene Bobs
ming suriid, idoB Srau Senrp Qedie aus
9lano County, bic Satin ieineS StiefiObns,
bic fih gum SeiuA bel ibm uufbielt, iiber ben
6auien unb bur9idnitt tbr Die Seble. Ser
ner erifoB er in ieiHtr gSobnuug bic Srau
Stofes, @attin oes 0tannes, BEN er 9eraoe
Dor Der Srau 0eurp 0Odie ermorbet bate.
3undtit t0Otete er Sri. 9ofie, ietne So4ter,
uuo nadte oann aud eiien SeriufJ, ietne
5rau 81 eridieBen, ,allein aleBatronen pareu
jett erI9piien, unb Die Srau euttanl. Der
gBiitben6e ourdi9uitt fif, mad einem BET
gebliden Seriu1e, bic Sliidtise 81 er9rei=
fen, Die eigene Seble, idpans ii6 bierauf
trob feiner ihperen gSunoe auf Elm Pfero
un6 ritt in Der &i9tung BON SobnIon.@itb
baoon. @Ieid oarauf be9egnete ibm Sboz
mas Srunspid, tuel9em er lnebrere tootIid]e
Melierifite oeriette. Sn Der 9tdbe BON
Sobnlons@itp angefomn1en ruurbe Sodie feit=
genornmen. lin llbr beute fritb mar er
nod ON 2ebeu. Gbseieben bon Der grmors
ouna unb Cremation Der Sanlilie 9pn6 uabe
Sampiteab Dor etli6en 9abren III Yodie's
Serbreden uielei6t Sas i9redlidte, bas lie
in Geras begansen puroe. llngeidbr 20
Sinber peroen ourh bic Wtorothateu su
gSailen.
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Settii9creien tut Soltauttc ST Satt
SSrottstScp.

Gan Tran5iSco, &c. 4ugut. - Sm
bieii9en 3arators= Sireau iollen inter Der
friiberen Administration groBe Setriisereieu
bnrh gil reSri9e @reisangabe auf ben Sat
trrdeinen MIN. Ueriibt noroen iein, unO cine
llrteriutung mirb eingeIeitet peroen. @8
bet fit beransgefeut, oaB 9roBe GuantitdteH
8 pium unb an6ere mertbuOQe gSaaren ipite=
matiid aus ben 3ollipeidern geitobleu nor
ben iinS unb slpar our9 Seriouen, tpelfe
freien 3utritt Su oem @ebauOe baben. Die
9tebitGble uuo S6pinoeleien wur0en Dor
benz Nmtsantritt Oes 9e9enpdrti9en Suba=
bers bes Gmtes, 6rn. SboS. Bed, began9eu.
Sin SpeSialu9ent 1T bereitS aus gSaibiu9tOn
angetonnen, nm Die 9lnfla9en ;u unterlR=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27

Ep Sebermunn, Der 6uUce'8 dem i
fde8 Suurs g8ie6erb erfielIuug g.
Ntittel gebraud)t, 1T bon Der Gbatiahe
iiber5eugt, 6aB &c oem 6Gare Die natiirlide
Earbe ruieoer giebt, meHu 2llter O0er Srants
belt e8 gran gsnatt babeu, uu0 oa eS benz
ielbeu g8eidlBeit un0 @lani Uerlei6t, 70 miro
Sober, Der eS Oerindt fuoen, OaB e8 bic
6uut nidt fdrbt, iOnberu Ourd 2tHregun3 Der
natitrliGen Qusideiouugen al ben gBurz
seln Dem Saare Heue5 yeben, neue &raft
0erleibt unO 10 ietne 6arbe unO 6riibe Wtes
berberiteQt. IS lam 10 oft, tpie g8afier, auf
Der 9opibaut uno nit gleider Siaerbett an
qemanOt per6en, Ou e5 ans Del uEo anres
9enoen gSeiugeiitz grralteH bei!eht, uno aIS
Soiletten. Qrtitel bat e5 ieine5 9Iei6en nIdt.
Breis 81 bic 6lai6e. gu baben bet 9 eth
@. Sance, Cir. 1O8, g8ef Baltimore
ffruse. n. b. Dian frags mad 6aHce's DE
miidem Saar g9teosrberfeaang5 Dtlttel
unb nebme teiH anoeres! (ZS3-)
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8antf tnter Sett @IaubtScrtt etner
Wn9tf

@Gilabetpbia, @u., &c. gtuguit.-9ie
Spring @aroen Sant" al @de Der 12.z
unb Sprin9= =@arbenilraBe, cine StaatSbant,
maro bcute uon ibren @ldubtgeru iiberlauieu,
bat je6o6 ale Torberrn9en iOweit prompt
besnblt. 8rdfbeut Sruncis 81. Sennebp er>
tldrt, Die ganf lei oOllfommen ioluent unb
babe einen lleberi6uB BON $4,000. Der
Banit inter ben @ldubi9ern iei Elm 6eiultat
b1smillioer @priidjte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27

Der gaftor an Der Central. Yresbpterianer.
Stride in @larfsburs, @ef>Sir9., Steo. 3.
@eflii9el on Der Siibners@holera lit. gr
mafte einen Seig BON Sornuehl uni that
etpas ySt. Satob's OeF biueiH. @r fit.
terte oieie Mii4uusfiir eine ISOLDE, uuo mad
Ablauf oieler 3eit bemertte er, oaB ieiue 9abs
nsr tpieber uoQftauois geiuuo mareu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
Scr elnsitanS attf Oct ,,Sabafb=
8abn."

New 9 ort, 26. ausuf. - San Soulb
unb peri6ieoene Seamte Der 5nnt Babaibz
Gbitem gebSrigen Sabnen empfnseu beute
cine Delegation bes Grefuttuz z@onite's Der
ySniabts OF Qabor" unb beiprafen NIT Serz
lelben ben 4usfanb auf jenen Sahueu. DaS
SleIultat Der @onferenS 1T nod ni9t betunnt,
inbeiien perlautet es, oaB cine ueitere @ou<
feren, lfattfiroen piro.
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Der 8etrat0es tlttO Stftualteta
0HNrFf

@btcaso, &c. AuguE.-Rebl iietig
g4ai3en 5temli6 lebbaft unb ialos inter
ben 9eitri9en 8ateu-9lus. 78i, Sept. 79t,
Dit. 8lS 9tais ffia uuO idlOB nieSriger
aus "A, Sept. "A; DIT. 42B; Safer got
@osseH So; @erfe 68; Slu9siaumen 1.2O
S9weineflsii4 S.62; S4mal1 6.17; Gis'
1l-IlA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
Sine G1rfe.

IN 1u,, ipsIde an TOlssn Sog Snssnelunn5ssn, M
r,ynsfsr Smads, irnbem 8srtal SeIlap ess vta'
nsstrait H. & 10. Iseeu l.nos t tehsnIrsa 1 nsSsp. @ ~
, oo2 ~ 'sgiiFondr In ShbsHlaerita enthedt. S0ads
oSISsrt,s goupert an ReC.Seiepea Snmda Stas,'t'
D, WtHsgOrtsStis' tSs"asAS'la@'4P1
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Gm6ue Nratiett

tuerben bluB uuO reiSlos bur9 SunttionsfO=
run9en, welfe Or. Yierce's rFaYorite Pre-
cription"- unfehlbar cHrirt. GauIenoe BON
Seugniiien. Sei apotbeteru.
1908, 3,5, ,7t&u35l
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Wfmnestraft -.
NV tDieOerbergeittat.

Gin Dpsr frfbtrer gfRsen, 1slse RtEssni 1naas ess
stitisrA 8eran etc bsrurIceu, bat, Rasem sr aug
lanuteu Dsittd psrsebsns prOetr 9at sH stHas' s
tsr Sel6ftbsllng sHtbsat, Eelsss &C t9sHFs' PS ARp
eeissnesn Iul9idt. Wan atrtfrs a sl,tr Noyy
s, q. AespeS, 43 GbatbamfT'I H'R D0ua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
S6wefef6dSet.

SetSetItUsrtb Don nSdpefeIbdSern betSaute
lFantbettcn oosr uenn Die Saut uberbaupt In unacs
lunoem Suranoe itCt befn6et, uu6 bet IbeumatiSs
uus lluo Otdlt 1T fen begrunoet. Der perIb5s
nernoe SlntuB oieer Sdoer alIf ole Saut IN nibt Minis
eer noplbetannt 0Ienn'S Sd1uetcIieife 6eftbt bies
lS!osn Sl9enldatten uno erBeugt oieiel6e 9Birtund
Wole, StBblatterdlen, ISiuncii, SIcdlteu, ,&Sattfs
lndCn &raBe, Snliaub uno albere Sautleiben
meroen outt oeie See total aus9eruttet, unb ne
ln6utote Cualenpon HbcumatismuS unS G5idlf.
Suoem ~ te ihr infiSrte &leiouneeitide un6
SstiLnsn ein ooriE9lttes SeSiufjirniitteI uHb
8sutlg' Douenen uu0 uu6creH 6umit gemaiheueu
Slonen lfneeneBes Iusicben uuo Reinbeit. Sn
Uot9t lgrgs @eOrnutes erlan9t Der Lent cine anqes
ncpme Gloue nno anIebeuOe Snoubcit. Qebers
fCdct, SouuierIprpifcis, Blutbcit, in Ser Ibat
ltotr 2c&n1tt Der lIh bg'tgcu d6t, Ucrben 0urtb
Que SeIc CutICtut. uHo Damn lit 0ie ae1uuoe Weiu
beit neldc lie Dem GClnt mittbcit, uReuoIit auIies
bender, oIS Die ron einem 1on6eitsmttel.erseiats
uritlge uunaturte Weife.
Man bate itdl Dor Tadlahmuuacn!-S dme :
lellcite bat gtatobmuHgtH erliten, uH0 6as Yu6us
tum miro CUR Sorhbt eriuttt, mus ole adJtC su ets
iau9fny mo aEl Den CuSiqeH Original glameu
"6lenn's Sutphur-SOap" ntbit Dem nbidett SSnlaz
ialnttte ouI Dem ie6cS Stiit UmhlieFen0eu Inns
itlo9, obnc pcIdlc fcins adbt III, geuau su atbs
ten.
Sci allen 9Ipotbcterr, Sur3UaorensSdnSern unb
grocern 81 bOben: 25 Seute oaS Stur; SO
Scnts Die 9ll.e wtt0rCi StIi, GliO nit 20 Brosent
GrIpornB; 75 Scnto Die Niite nit orei Stuf bel
8orausOtiagjun9 per Boit OarianGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
SIe Wcllcn BIaoFohe's nnO ots Wtlnien poi
NaIes.

2oubon, 26. gluguf. - @r- Yremier
@labfone un0 eiue Segleiter famen heute
Gnf Der Satt pSunbeam0 in 2taleiunb, ytOr=
tpeqen, al. Seine geiun0beit bat iid) qez
behert, un0 ieiue Summe lit itdrter. Gr
pirb iOfort Die 0(iidreiie anretcn unO inter
meas Die SbetlauosSuieln beiud)eu. - Ser
gun; non @nle8 reife beute uon Sergeu,
9!orpeqen, mad 9rontbeim ab,
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@nsIanS,s ansparttae se,tebnnaem.

2onbon, &c. Iu9uf. - p@lobe" mel
Oct, er babe guten @ruub, 6u glauben, oaB
Der Marquis BON Salisbnr9 leiuen 8eiuW
aui bem Continent benIben peroe, I'M nit
ben leitenren Staatsmdnneru guropa'S Inz
f9ten iiber Die Seieittguug Ger in ben Se=
siebungen gnglanb'S 81 eini9en 50fen be-
ltebenoen llnebenbetten auSjutaulden.
Sic ReiIen 8IaoItune's uuS ocs 0riuisn ppn
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SCfdwerocn btitii6er ScuriTten iiber beat; d
NpLfzei=SNiuFur

CONT n, &c. Quguf. - Gin unerauifz
lider SOrfaQ mirb ans 6rantfurt a. Sc. ge=
melbet. Stint en9lii9e 3o1riffeu wur6eu
uorgeitern IN Der arObli6Iten @eiie BON @e=
beimpcltStffen tnIultirt, ourhiud)t un0 in Sa8
gefangnib geifleppt Der eit1;tqe @runo,
ben bic BOlijei fir oteie Diqtiir anaab, mar,
baB uGiner BON Der @eiellidaft poIi;eilid 9ez
iuft nerbe." gSesbalb, tuIroe nit)t ertldrt,
MIR Die 9tittbeilun9 tpurbe benz 8etrefienoen
gematt, er let oas Original elmer 8botograz
pbie, Die iie in ibrem 8eiit bdtten uuO auf
peIfeS Original fie fabn6en Iollten. Die
SadJe tpurbe Saourf nod lGherli9er, oaB
bas an9eblif)e Original" Elm Raun uon nur
81 Sabren mar, tuibreno Die photographic
bic zines r1irbeftens 6Ozi1briqen Mannes
mar. gtrr eiuem fir bic GuqlGuoer gliidz
li6en 3ufal mar es i9lieBli4 5H perbunteu,
oab iie aus ibrer unan9enebmen Sage befreit
uno Der Sall betanlt tuuree. gSGbreno man
fie nah bem 9efdn9niB abfibrte, iaben iie
ben betannteH 2onSoner Nooofaten Ereibfielo
burd bic StraBen geben; elmer Der gngdu=
Der rief ibn al uno tbetIte Inn ben 8orfall
nit, trotbem bic 8oliStften Dies Su oerbins
bern iu6ter. 6reibfielo elite loforf mad 6em
britiiden SOnlulat uu0 beruirfte Die Befrei.
uno ieiner9anosleute, aber erf, nahoem otez
ielben mehrere Stunbeu i'm SefduguiB pers
brad)t batten.
9ampfteHeI'GrpIoiion,
Srief f, 27. ausuf. - Cine 9ampftei-
iel=@rplofon auf 6em 9anpfer ,,Argo" bat
a1t ReuiAeu get6otet RnS biels Uermuuo ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
Seine @maSe far Sem sR6rSer glnmpH's.

8erliu, 26. &uguf. - 0as @eiu9 I'M
cine llmmanOelung Oes SOOesurtbeilS gegen
gieste, ben Qnar9iiten, luelher im letten
gSinter BEN 8Olijeiz GOmmifdr 0tumpii in
Tranfiurt q. Wt. ermoroete, III lebeuSldugli=
DE 3uhthausbaft wurOe beute abialdgig b..
id)leben.
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EampffeifeI, ,GrpIoiioii 1.

Srieit, 27. aueuft. - Cine 9amptfei-
Iel=@rplofOn auf benz 9ampfer ,,arso" bat
a1t Reuiaeu get6btet RnS bieIs Uermuuoet.
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@tropaifGe Gabel6ertGte.
GcT SCicbIsBabes Der ,,SeiIsarmee" erbalt
Cinen warmcn @moiaug.

6rlI, 26. 2luauit. - r9eneral" Sootb
traf geitern Nbeno hter ein, I'M elmer Yer
iamnllung Der 6eil8. 2.rmee beiSrpobneH. Gr
murbe am SahnbOt BON Der Qetlss Armee=
garbe unO elmer gro6su GHSabl Olitalteoer
cer Srganiiatton empiangen. 9letniettt9
bate fdJ aut Elm GROCER &olfsbante eH9e
ltellt, pelher bei'm Gri6ainen oeS p9ene=
rails" gu joblen uuo su grun3en be9aHn unO
einen &erind) madlte, ieinen gSa9en III ers
reiden. Die Yoli;ei bate bic gr6Bte 9tube,
Die 0ienge fern 81 balten. Set ben Saradell
oer Sells Grmee puroe ein Sniippel nat
oem u@eueral" 9smorieu, Der i'm raj o9ne
tbn iebof ion0erli6 su oerleteu. Ntan
glaubt, OaB Der 2ngrifi BON Berionen aus
9ln9, ipeldJe III Dem @lauben leben, oaB
SOotb Oas W6ohcn ArmfrOng geitoblen bat,
LIN GnhitnI n1rS Npnr Grnll III ifhlnnprI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27

Gins Oct fdlanSerbaftciten gerbredlen TIT oen
AnmaItn oes spne star.staates. Slut
idbanoe, finTadber Rpro mno SsIbimoro:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27

Die beutige Steueretnnabme betrug $685.
800 uno Die 3Oleinnabme $1,118, 700.
Cur Ginl6iung beitimmte gtational= Sant.
gtOten i'm Serage bon 1897 900 Iiefen beute
i'm Sd)atamte EN-.
@eneralbunoesanDalt 9arluno ipiro NOR
gen 81 etnem turSen Seiude mad eiuer 6ei-
matb in IrtaniaS abrelien.
Sr. DURHAM, erfer @ontroleur Ses S6ab-
umtes, reiite beute mad Deer Bart, MO., ab,
I'm einige Gage bort All perbringen.
Cine llnteriudung bat ergeben, ouB ii6
6os &efisit IN ben 9ednungen bes GrsBoft.
meifers bon Gbico, Gala, auf $14S3 be-
lGuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
9anouno Der Usbct .eite oes 9sOmiraIs
SUurbet.
SEioier Iaine.

Yari8, 26. gu9nit - gine Seriammz
lung murOe heute glpcu0 bier ab9ebalten, I'm
&eitliiTe iber Den Sob Sltpitr 8aiue'8 III
iaiieu. 9iodJefort, pel6er, ruie augefiiubigt
moretn mar, ben &Oriit fiibreu ioute, eribten
mn aui etnen Au9enbltf uno entiernte ff
oann ipeher. 9a8 &eiultat mar, ooB fd)
cine Qn5ubl Auardjiiten Der Sribiiue bemdh
tjgten unb 3ieoen bielten, in tuel9en iie Die
ge9enpGrtyge SadIage I'M 2lllaemeineu be,
nun5irten. Der 3ped Der &erianmluug
muroe uergeicn bis nabe bem S6luiie Der
&eriammInn9, pOrauf baitig mebrere Ses
dliife, peId)e &ude gegeH @nglunO foroern,
siugebraht uuo an9enommen Wuyoeu.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Howclls's story Indian Summer" will be con-
sluded iu the next number Of HGrpeTS.
dr. Henry f. Krehbcl OF THE TRIBUNE staf VIII
publish next srrng compact and thorough review OF
tho present musical season in New-York. The volume
will have copious index for purposes Ofeasy reference
All operate will be fully discussed and the pro
granmes OF tho notable concerts will be g'en inter
spersed with critical comments That the plan mas peeh
heartily welcomed in this city proved b. surprising
number Of subscriptions already sent to MI kreh-
bcl.
The LIBRARY Journal which surely AIMS 10 DC approx
imately iufable literary matters ought to read its
TRIBUNE more attcntvey. IL it had done so 1t would
not have quoted from Ths Crt extraordinarily in
exact paragraph about Miss Baylor the author of "On
Both sldes"-a paragraph which appeared long after
TIE TRIBUNE had published a correct and authorized
account Of Miss Baylors work and surroundings.
Mr. James Russell Lowell has presented to the Massa'
chusetts Historical Society original letter of Robert
Burns which given to him b. the widow OF Barry
Cornwall" 1t was addressed to her mother when little
girl. 1t is characteristic letter and is dited Dunn
fries 81 Mar 1893" Mr. Lowell has also been the me-
dunn Of adding to the sociey's library copies OF rare
and valuable collection OF letters OF early Spanish as
covcrers.
In Mr. Dannreuther's little book on wagner he says
that the composer when a boy OF fourteen. wrote
tragedy in the course OF which forty-iwo men died.
so,r of them had to return ghosts keep the fifth
arfUn ding
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