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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Judge Whitney Raz feeling better yesterday.
Nesl Mcmillan. Ut hocsiord. Is AZ The
Morton.
Rev D-. Graves - si Ns. Clemens and
vii remain there for ahout a mouth
Rev. r. "A. brooks has gone 90 Port Huron
30 attend tae funera services of sister.
g. r. Cowgirl. of Wabash. Ind. attorney
FOR the CiurnutE. hnbash Michigan
Railroad s st The Morton
Charies r. Miller viii ~ to ann Arbor
Saturday en- meet his sister. Madame Cora
Cfeise. ~ Tire Meutlel-sohn gninfette Club.
Dr. C ~ Dyer. Nru1d Dictator Of the
Michigan knights ~ Honor has returned
from bra "trip .o ST. isuas a. delegate - the
Supreme Crr',nd Ledge.
NJ and Mrs Mark "a Woodruff celebrated
their first funiversarv last evening 40 their
residence in the edyari block. 4 large
number of friends weie invited and the
evening wss rieis@anty spent.
e.. A. 6ower. Superintendent ~ the state
Reform ~choni. and Hens. ft r. kowison.
~ the Hilie,isle sfrtltfrd. snf +. H. Davis.
~ lansing the Isffer twU .reutiernen mem
bars af the hrart IF tefr sl nf fae Reform
Ss,ifsoi were in tfe rlrs. yesterday D. r.
Claw showed the gentlemen t1e cty behind
hiz ateIrars last evening
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
The Popular Science Monthly

Following Is the table of contents of the
June number of the Popular Science Month
~. Are We 10 become Africanized. by Hen
~ Gannett: The Nervous System and Con
sciousneSs, by ". X. Benedict; The State
Versus the Man: \ Criticism of Herbert
Spencer, by Emile de Laveleye; Rejoiner
10 NJ. de Laveleye. by Herbert Spencer;
Whales. Past and Present. 10y ". II. Fowler,
+. X. ). illustrated The Fuel of the Future,
Disinfectants, by G.. Iissander (illustrated); ;
The Mediterranean of Canada, by J. Mac
donald Oxley: The Ways of Monkeys, by DIR.
Alfred +. Brehm; Moths and Moth -Catchers,
/. by Augustus K. GrOte, A. NJ; Concerning
Kerosene, by Professor ). 4. Peckham; The
Chemistry of Cookery by W. Mattien Viii
liams: Sketch of DR.. Alfred Z. Brehm with
pOrtrait); Editors Table: Liberty in Educa-
tion.-De Laveleye on Socialism.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

The leading article in the above named
magazine for June Is a critical study of
the life of Charles O'COnor by Chef-J ustice
Daily, of New York, who has for forty years
occupied the bench of a court where Mr..
O'Conor practiced. 1t will be particularly
interesting 10 members of the bar. The
career of Judge Asa Packer, founder of
Lehigh University, Is sketched by Mr.. Davis
Brodhead. The curiOns antiquities of the
Western States forms the subject of an in
teresting article by j. NJ. Bnlkley, Ii. ID.
Besides those named there are others of
equal interest.
The magazine Is sold by news dealers at
20 cents a number.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

TIE Funeral Services o. the late fran
cis 3 Gilbert

TIE Funeral Services o. the Late fran
cis 3. Gilbert
The funsral seryices 0f Franc.s l. Cllksrrt
~efe eondaeted fneaa tEe besauful faEally
rosidsnes. - Nofth Lafayette street, yssser-
dap afternoon, "a 8 oeloek- Toe reslaelles
~ss fIlsd ~lth l,iaEses and frisGds q shs
deceased a1d nl.lay @ho egula u0t gam 81
l.llttanoe remained aao1 TIE hs~n-. hHd
hlllds had msae asAny nsas1soale rorsl
decorations, ti4s caskst bearing TIE remains
being ln - slth white roses aHc lllles ~ tbs
valley. Wills aroand II 0B staaas and pedes-
tals sers ged ngmeroas suggestive sln-
blens. brOkea wheel formed Of perfect
natural ho~eFs wss one Of the nnest Individual
H0ral plsoes- The services we're cOnducted
D. Rev. Alexander Merriam, Of the Park
Congregational Church. and Rev. spEuiile
bUrfoEd, OF 1T. Mara Episcopal Church
and were OF the most solemn ana impressive
nature. The immediate relatives Of the de
ceased we're ali present al the services. the
son, Edward A., and wife, Of Duluth, Mnn.,
arriving Just IN time 70 attend the sad rites.
The officers and directors of the National
City Bank, the Board OF Public Works and
the officers and directors of the Michigan
Barrel Company. organizations OF which
ar Gilbert vas bat recently an hOnOred
member, attended the funeral ia bodies.
Two members from each OF these corpora
tiOns acted a. pail-bearers, a. fOllOws' Col
c. G.. Briggs. o. ). Waters. Hon. Geo. W.
Ihayer. A. ID. Plumb. Hon. julius House
man and Hon. Henry Fraiiek. The music
by the quartetge, consisting OF Messrs. Eddy
and Beneke, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Patton.
was appropriately selected and beautifully
rendered. A long procession OF carriages
followed the remains 10 the Fulton street
cemetery, where they were Deposited ia the
family vault.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Two or three CO orr anterfrisiuz cuufeu-
rorsrips uerp sn auuons fs publish fhe pro-
<ran, Of iha neeoranuu Dsr ceremonies thet
they souid n1f waif frt rse committee ~
con,piete their Fors te1d tne 1ifgssa en
nouncement he C'uef Alrshsi BFioTr- s0
they arranged q rraga'H of fhfir own sfi,i
~ ,,nu-ze ees lt aeari7 ali wrong lseg gave
Nslcr Cat'Cus ecruuar8 Of ire frsrer
c1aris. Ard mfde e i1gen er wo-e sIUiiisr
roastsEas fhe uroararl as sfven in snotser
colarnn Il rrrieu frnu fre official 1fdef. is-
-nti hr Chef Mzr@ha. hniorn yesterday
sft-rntNf1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
Improving the park

nnraher n worknen we're engaged in
aTirz water mains in tae Faitou street. park
yesterday. that better sprinkGnE facilities
oar he provided The spsce between she
.i,iawa - and t1e cutters as veil a. IRE
sionirz asfCes ~ tae PARK are hsius sedde3.
and tlse 7nfiiues ~ IRE Vzsss srs he5na 3ef
11tpIr 3efnef Tire significant slefis siz1s.
kefr ~ tlsa z-aas. sre IN f1fi efron. ard
slf,,rsathar tse improvements w-l make fais
si..s u,o<t rleassnf sftarrcon ra@or@ IN tsa
s7tr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

The Chicago 4 West Michigan Railway
Will run an excursion To Macatawa Park on
Saturday Decoration Day and will give the
excursionits a tine trip on Lake Michigan.
The train will leave the Union Depot at : p.
ID. and will return in time To reach the city
about Ii ~ p. III. Good music will accom-
pany the excursion. Fare for the round trip
Only Sl.OO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
Morning Telegram.


1As ssecseri5es 40 foesiutag fsz lEEz-
ss.4 yegaaLogis 4s11 pfsaspfis 1asi s0Hfsr
fssoF ~ ast.hsag thss 53nss ~ teisphoHe -
sostai caFd lrlr teleehols Ean4ber is 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

EsfMEk-At his re-idenos, ~ West Bridge street.
Mas "a Albert ]. tmner aged = years aud
months.
Funeral from 81. Marys church tomorrow
morning, AZ a.
HEDsEs.-In this city NlAy =. Philetus ).
Hedges. 0f lamont. Ottawa county, Mich. aged
~ Year,.
Notice - funeral hereafter
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
DECORATION DAY SERVICES.
The Official Program as Printed b,
Order OF Chief Marshal Hydorn.

The Official Program as Printed by
Order OF Chief Marshal Hydorn.
The several committees having charge of
the arrangements for Decoration Day cere-
monies. have completed their work, and the
following order of the day Is issued by com
maud OF Capt. HydOrn, chief marshal.
through Major Stevens, chief of staff.
The military. Cos. and b of the 2d Regi-
ment. NJ. ). r., and the Valley City Light
Artillery. Custer anc Champhn Posts. to-
gether with all invited organizations. will re-
port to T.. .. Stevens. chief of staff. at $50
o'clock a. m. at the corner of Turner and
West Bridge street, right resting on Bridge
street. IN the following order;
Platoon Of Police.
Band.
Chief Marshal and staff.
MAJOR CalSine. Commanding.
Custer G1ard. Company 1. Captain Rose.
Grand Rapids Guard, Co y. Capt. McGOrrin.
Orchard Lake Cadets.
Valley City Light Artillery, Captain BabcOck.
Martial Music
President II the Day. Orator and Chaplain.
Past Department Officers q. 4. T..
Champlin Post No. -. SAM White Commander.
Custer Poet No. ). VIM. A. Clark Commander.
sons II Veterans, Eaptai1 Nhitcomb,
Band.
Benevolent and other organizations.
Woman Relief Corps. IN Carriages
Mayor. Common Council and Municipal Officers.
KxERCIsEs At THg PARK.
uirza ...-... .--.-.. .-- ...-. Band
Opening address. President Of the Day
.... Comrade G. W Watkins
Chorus ...-....... First Presbyterian Choir
invocation ......... Rev. Peter Moerfiyk
Chorus ..... First Presbyterian choir
Grafton ...... .... Hon VI. &. Burch
Chorus First Presbyterian hoir
BsuesifrtlOn ... ....... thaplsin.
At the conclusion Of the exercises the
Marshal will resign his Command and the
Posts, with escorts. viii proceed 70 The ceme-
teries according 70 the following arrange
meut
Custer Post No. 3. Fulton. Oak Hill
Catholic. and Valley City Cemeteries. at the
latter cemetery they viii dedicate the g. A..
r. burial lot donated the Post by the city
Champhn Post No. -. Greenwood Gene
terry.
Aside from the usual exercises az Green
wood Cemetery. Chsmphn Post vii decorate
a bronze soldier upon their Tot. followed
with short address by Post Commando
White.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

The finest assortment of buggies. phetons,
surreys and spring wagons III the city at A.
Z. Antisdei's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Try the six-meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Hall. IL Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Young and old. the strong and weak. are
promptly cured By Red Star Cough Cure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Buy your 5uggies and phetons of A. r.
Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
First Excursion Of the Season.

The independents Social Club will give an
excursion TO Muskegon, via the Chicago Il
West Michigan Railway. on sunday. June :.
From Muskegon. fine trip will be made
by boat ont on Lake Michigan. Tickets for
the round trip, $l.O0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

Neckties given away; come and get them
GEO. ". DE JONGE,
North Division street, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28

For buggy buy of A. r. Antisdel-
Five baths Tor s1o Arcade Bath Rooms.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

Certain INSCRIPTIONS agents find IL an easy way
to sell their coreets and shouidsr braces By rep
rrssenrinz fhaf theynre from my e or-ef psrlors -
and selling for me- thus imposing npoD the puh
ic and bringing into disTepute the reputation
VI the celebrated Iorset= and Hygieuic tro-psis
which I have introduced with such unparailei
success. Ny sisteT. Mics Addie Matthews Is THE
ONLY fANN ASSEk Tor these goods Obtain
them - her or 60 mY Corset parlors. whore The
latest Improvements in dress are always 20 10
fouud. Iry these popuisr goods and you viii
want no other. Iafilas are CorriiallF invited 90
examine theu before purchasing FITTING a
FthTtkS. Do not inlure your health and form
wearing iil-zhaued corsa+a. which are dear AZ any
price. Pamphlets. HoK % Dress Hasithfuiiy
rlalIr-l fr.a nn arr-lrafi.n tn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
Paul w. Friedrich s,
"a MONROE STREET.

These bargains are offered to make
room for the elegant new stock of Stein
way, Sohmer, Hardman. and Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
Horsemen Attention

Vinegar, Porter block, receives the Chicago
HorSem0a every Saturday at 40 p. m, and
the SPIRIT Of the Times at p. m.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-28
F. ". WURzBURG,

Just opened a line of Jerseys
in all grades, which we offer at
fully % per cent below market
value.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
straRemraaber Ia ehsenao. .

GbiCago, 3. 9e5ember. - 5u Chicago
iino III lebtercr 3eit mebrere Iameu bet bel
lem Gage uno auf OfieHer SnaBe uon Idu
bern Su 8oOsu geidlageu uuo beraubt nor
0en, uameutlt9 in Der lImgebuHg Der Graiz
rtezAueuue uno Der p. StraBe, unO in tei=
nem Sale iit eS Der Poli3ei geluugeu, Der
Sb6ter babbaft 81 lperOeu. Sin lolber
6uubanfal purOe Dor retliheHEagen Dor rem
jiibiihen Sempel al Der S}uoiaua 2luenue
unO elm auoerer Dor Der gSobuung oeS Dtu-
liOndr8 Sohn y. Sherman an Der Gfe Der
Gr0lrles IUeHue uu0 2l. StraBe periibt. Der
StaOtbetl, IN rusIdcm ote Rduber ibr llnz
meien treiben, 1T nr6BteutbeilS 0ou rtiteu
geupn bEmObnt. Niau utrmutbet, 0dB Die
&erbredeu UOH ben in GteHiteu ieHer reihau
Scpobner ftebeuoeH &HtIeru ueriibt mer=
DEN, uuO oaB ft Die StulOigeu ieOcSmal
nod Der Shat ourb raide 6lupt in Die all
Den gIebeuguIien gelegeHen Stdue Der Ser
baituug eutjieben. 2iele yeute fuO Der GU
fitt, oaB giem= PORTER 3iebe bier Stelleu
ais Gutider ungeuommcu blben, nm giiu-
1tge @,elegeuheit 5ur au5iibuHg lbras 6aHO
perIS 5u erIQngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Qeip.4 4prter 90 artmtet.

8ep YOrt, 3. 8e3br. - Da5 ojapaz
nef'dIe 8Orf," in tUeldlem oa5 2e6eH mo.
bic 9ebrQudle in S}apan Uerduiduulldt merz.
BEN, puroe beute i'm pDtaoilous Smeets@drz
ben" fir oa5 BubliIum er0iiHet. 8tele Be
iuder feuteH iid etu, Uuo uameutlid Die
&rbeiteu Der japanefi6eH 6auomerter erreGp
ten lebbaites Sntarefa.
- 9lagOr QSm. 81. @raee bat 6rn. Eyoiep6
Yuliber i'm Superlorgeriht Degeu augsbli=
der 8erleum0ung auf $4,000 ShaOeuerjas
oertlagt. Die 8lage III aui oeri6ie6ene in
nerbaIb Der lebteu isd)8 DfOnnte in Der
vg8orlo" eridieHene 2tgtitel batrt. 6err
Buliter ruuroe beute Hadmittag Uerbnitet
uno in 6a5 Siireau oes Sderiff3 gefiibrt,
mo er gur9i6aft i'm 8etrage BON $1,000
felltG uu0 oQnu ruleoeI entlaiieH muroe.
- Der Heger Saml. y. goo0e, melder
0e5 D}or0e5 I'M 3rDeiteu @raoe liberiiibrt
murbe. neil er am Il. Augut B. $. ben Bo=
li;iien Sac. Rou5 ourd eineH U5efierfid
tootete, rDur6e beate aui yeben5ieit tu'8
3udtbau5 geididt.
Sci cen 4usgrabungeH oG Der gde
BON IA. StTaBe an0 8. 4Oenue mHr6eu Qes
tern ;mei 4rbeiter, ndmlia SobH 6arriaau
bon ytr. 869, ReuHte AUenue, uu6 9ames
@ou9blin BON JIr. 446, g8ef 5G. StraRe,
our6 eiHan @rbrutid oeribu.iet. 6arrtaau
snttnm nit leitten 8erleeuuesn, @oua6lu
6agegen muybe get0Otet. Orr GubcoRtrat.
tor Glartiu g8bitlep pom 07. 432, g8ef 56.
Strube, Delder OieQrbeit lbegaommeu bate,
murOe Wegen crimiueuey 6abridiFgleit, Oa
er ben OorgeiariebeueH 89rlatsmaBreqeln
oHgeblit nlAt uuhgeloalnta mar, Uer5atcl
uno i'm 9orlemer POl5gigeri4t pom Rihter
2Sbite blS CUR BeenOigHng oeS GOrOHes5.
Jnqreii5 negen @ougblia's IoO inter SlEga
i9ait gefelt.
Der IN SIR. 1908, y1aoiiOHs ArGHue,
mObuenbe 26.jdbyi9e Gba5. Rag ihOB Beute
Abenb ieiue 9aiiH 3arie IN 6ie ltnIe SSauge
uno t0btete 6anl itth ielbii 6urh etneZ S4aB.
giieriu9t iOg Ign gu Der Chat lerlebeu
blbgu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Rnhnfntnf4rnnhett

&ell8Ot1Ier H.zg., 3. December. 49,
Gin Ofljd geben0er Gll3ug Der ,Grie. Babu"
nuroe tnrS mad UiitterHodt bel Der Station
Scto 6ura eIus iaid) gsfeute 8cid)e ans
Dem GelelIe geideuoeyt, bic 2otomotue
tI3te mn, nuO gOfomOtiofibrer 6eurn W.
NueH mUloe inter ibr ;ermalmt. Der 6eis
ser enttam ohEe erwdbneHSwerthe &erleguus
GEN. Dad bem llnfau iiHg Der 3uQ 5euer,
nno Der @epddpaggou puroe total ua6 Der
&arfpaggon tbeiIueiie per;ebrt. Seine
Fanagiere uurOeu Uerlebt. Dtau muuttIt,
oOB Die gEeihe, melt)e bic Satairop5e uer.
ur'adte, in b0smiliger 2lbF4t folit gelellt
ruroe.
Y battanoog Senn., 3. DECEMBER.
- Gin nit boiler 9nmpitrait fabreuoer
6radbug Der y&llabama great. 5outberuz
EolH" mur0e beute bel 8orteruiae Ourb eiz
nsn &rudl Der SuppeIuug in Swei Sbeill ge-
trennt. 2l5 Der Uoroere 5beil balO Oarduf
aHhtelt, raHnten Die biutereH gSaggou8 nit
lauler0er @eidmiuoigfelt gegeu 0euitlbeu,
uno Der 9auja Subn2uG iunrHe ii siueu
SliimmerbauicH oeruanOelt. SIN Sremjer,
9iamens &almau, fam INNS 2ebeu, unv
Goubuftenr WcGaQifcr crlitt ibmerc Ser
lcbungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
TreGer Rau6anfaa Guf etnem Straz
Renbahntpaaapn.

Serfe1 Gitp, I.sS., 3. De5cmber.-
Sine AH5abI iaibtOHabeI geIIetOeter iuHgcr
Dtdnner befieg 9efteru sur friibeH DtOrs
9enitunbe eineH gBageu Der u8ergeuliues
AUcnue= BferOebabn" uuo elmer Oerelbeu III
teruubm e8 turSe 3ett oarauf, Oem YaHagier
6ermuun Stabbp Die llbr 81 febleu. &eBttrer
flBte BEN Slingling bierbei ab uno ueriette
thn elnen muttgen 5aufidIag ms @atht
Inter ben iibrigeH BaiiagisreH eHtitaHS nun
Die b0hite AuireguHg, melde Die Sumpane
oe8 8aiaen0iebes benubteu. Gle I0itten
bic Qihter i'm 8agen, ans uuo in oem herr.
idenbeu gEirnarr itableu ile uOu ben Baia-
giereH brei ubreu Uuo nebrere S6rieu. Der
@Dnoutteur lfrie ans getbesfrQfteu nm
Siilfe, ObHe OOB BOli5ei eri9ienen pdre, uuO
bic Burden itlugeu aud ibH uieoer uuO erz
lei9terteu ibu nm ieiue 8aorhaft, mn Oauu
in Der 9uutetbeit 3u ueridwiHoeu. Die
&anoe entfam mittelit Ger g8ef Shore 5i5re
mad ytep= YOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
9GW1ffcheI=GreIolon atf 0cat
Gait=0ipcr.

9teW 9 Ort, 5. December. - Bdbreuo
Ser 9}emorQueur Dora gmOrp" bcute 4beuO
cine mlt Steinen beira6tcte Barge 0eu SAT-.
Rioer binaui bugIrte, erploortc Oem 6u5e
Der SIS. StraBe 9egeHiber Der DampifeNel,
uHo man beilirdJtet, baB ale ief5 YtaHu, Die
ih aEf nem SdleppNampfer beiauOen, gc.
tootet muroeu. Seiner Ser GtduuGr in iejt
Der @rplofOu geieben pOroeu.
Die @taunitaft befauo aus Oem Captain
Garrett DtOrriS, 0em Yiaibiuiiten goui5
Cooperate, Dem Sod Charles 9aOi5, oem
6et5er 8bOS. Son 6anieu, eiuem Oedarbci-
Ter uHo @arrett UiOutS, juu., eiueu SObHe
he8 &apltans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
5ie SCp5IferMne bon G6icago ttno
Dos neIch.

GbicagO, 8. Dejbr.-Iic GbicogO'er
Birtbe beidwereu ijd iber Die ueuerOiug8
BtemIih itrenge SOuftredung 6e8 SouHtag5z
geieee5 uuO eriIireu ojcielbe fir cine lluges
rcdti8ttit gegsu ole allgemeiue 8eU6lferunq
Der Stabt. Sie bubeu eiueu auf ben Sdul.
&eniu5 BON 1884 bairteH, ftatitiiheu 4u8.
lUeiS 3ur lHteritIBung ibre8 arguments auf
gefeut, Gus meldem berOorgebt, OaB ff i'm
Sabre 1884 cjrIa $4,000 Nieuten aneri=
taniider OOer euglti1er JtatiOuaIitdt, Die per.
mutblid 5u Guuileu elmer ftreH9eu Beobahz
tun9 Oe8 SOuntag8 ijuO, in Gbicago beian.
ben; an6erereit5 bat &btcagO ia, 900 trts
idJe, 10000 oeuhde, 48, 600 ifluOiuaUiibe,
"a GOO pOlni'fe, 5000 fraH36Fibc, 1000 ito
Iieniige, 5000 uiritaniide uuo auoere fremoe
8enObner-Im @anieu etrpa 5OOOOO-uou
meIdeH Die grOBe Webr3abl bic g8mtbI4af-
ten uno INTERCHANGEABLE an Sonutaleu
OHeH 5U iebeH muuitt. Die l8irtbe mOlleH
aui guno Obiger 4HgabeH cine 2lgttatiou
sur gtO0iiijiruHg OeS SoHHtagsgeiege5 in
S3ene iebgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
93ranOe.

Tolasnse gerluiis bird 8ran6e muroen
gcferH tslegrapbiidl gemeloes: Slruum'5
9roke Giieus un6 3rabmeyie in Detroit.
Ilib., Hebf orci 98Obub3uiern, $1,000
bis $3.50, eco; oOs 6abriIgebduSe Der gg. u.
g9tlt, Comp a 5u SnrtiOfo, GOHH, $4,000
bis 100000; McSrap'5 Sdgamubls iu
gagsGitg, glid., bas gr5Bte Osrlrtige Gtabs
lifiement ON Sagiuam1uNe, $l5O,O00; Die
n9ogans8 s8oGipinnerei, @i9eHtbnm Der Sir
ma S4atiOu, 5ueg 4 Comp in ApsirspiQe,
3D., $2O,0C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Gin siea Der semperclt,Ier.

Slid bur g, Yt0ii., 3. 0e6. - 6rieOrt9
fo6oid, Der gia1orSz @uubioat Der Seu1pez
fen5ler, iit nit 1850 gegeu 765 Stimmeu (fir
ben 8lrger. .Gaubioaten 6eurp u. Gooortd)
geudblt mor6eH. Die iibri9en @anoiOateH
aui Dem StaOtsS Sidet Der Semptreniler uurz
oen nit Mlebrbeiten BON je 200 Bis Al 600
@timmen qepGblt. 713 Stimmen mur0en
iiir, 1885 9egea bic @epdbruus BON S9antz
Iiror.err n nhopnphpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Sr. &0OlU0O'S
GegnItren0e @tQeG.

7ns mahtiae gebers unO gRaaenbefltnffteI.
Souia obne 9etgeitmat, elegant init ldBem 6or1
cic5e Biueu. ''a'"
DiaDpaas gtueu sur SeIuna ouer g7os.n,.
EeOct7, @codrm=, gt2reu= uH0 Blaieulsibgu RuFs
tcnldmeGeH, &ppetttmaugcI, U}atttqfait, Werpeus
traHt1citen, Sophdmcr5eH, Narhsblqtett Beritops
Eieber, Observation-Disclosures, 6Gmoubo6rn INK
oLgr Storun9tn Der 9tngeUe0e. Bciu ueaetabilifd,
tetre @pur 0Un Uiertur, Jlucralien ooer fbd6HbeR
3rogutu.
q, @reis: 25 Gents Die Saa6tcl. 8et alien
ApOtlglern AL bubeH.
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MmS Guba.

Sabanna, 3. 9e;ember. - Der Gioils
@ouoerneur bat refgrirt. Der @eneral.
@Oubsrneur if beuOllmddttst tporbeH, $780,, :,
900 pom Der ipaniidieu Resieruug 5H Jieben.
S9nitts, 8ranoz oOer offeue 8unben,
Berrentuueen oSer Serftau9uneen, 9reuSs
nah ooer gteural9ie f6Hnen oem ySaluatioHz
Dele" ui1t StGH6 baIteu, 20 turirt fe &Qe.
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aus GaSamertfa.

2ima, 3. DECEMBER. - 3uiiaen 10 uno
II llhr am 9tsnRags gs=Qben6 Uernabm man
befti9es @epebTfeuer in Der D2itte Der Staot;
seiterH frib ieood pur0e elm 8afieuitiutan0
bis Diittag geidlofeu. Die 3abl Der &OoteH
uno 9ermuuseteu ift uidt befannt, iou ieOe6
uidt iebr grOB iein. @roBer SdaOeu on
@i9entbum entitaRo burh BEN 6ampi. Sc
neral Gaceres lteB in Der llnlgebuug oe8 Bos
IiDurplotes baS B1aiter auireiBen uH0 Bar
rlfaoeH Oaraus erridttu. Seiue 8ruppen
iOllen 90nOnen auf ZEN 62usodherH aufges
piiunSt baben, ipeld)e bic Staoi beberriden.
3ie gegRsriden Barteiea haben itd3 iettOem
oerfGnolgt uno Elm llebereinfommen 9etrOi'
fen, unler oeiieu Besingungen cine Cont
milton einge)ett mer6eu miro, roel9e elnen
prOotloriidtn Brafeenten erneHHeuuno meme
&obIen auorbaen fol-. 9a5 llebereintoms
men murSe burd SermittIuHg OeS Diploma,
tlihen @orps erssalt.
Santiago be Gbile. 8. DECEMBER. -
SeHOr u. SnraS III gum Qttuhe Der 9tleut.
idDen @eianbtidaftl in Berlin ernannt pOrOen.
8ie yiadri6t iiber ben erfOlgreiaen &ugrif
hes Generals Gaceres auf 4ima bat grOBes
aufieben bier erregt, iHbem Der grfOlg 0er
SniurgeHteH Die 6auoelsbe5iebungen Spl'
iden 8eru uub GbiIe sefdbrOen t0nHte.
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&nrae &absIsspe efdlen.

- Der @oheu 8erdt Der poeuf6eu
Geidj8bOnf" ergjebt eine 3uuubme al 6artz
9elb i'm &euage Don 1926, 900 Oiarf.
- Treo. gebbar0 bat in benz eroBeu DE
tropolltan SteeplezGbnie nit ieinem 9teuHz
pferO pSOllg cir SObH" III gHgIan0 OeHSieg
eaoOHgetragen.
- Der 6er3og BON 8euiugton if bon
2On6ou nab Yiaorio abgereiit, nm Die G6z
uigiH &iftoria BET Der Seer0iguHg oe8 So
ni98 alioHio 5u Oertreteu.
- grnf Sdumaloff if nit eiuem GouOoz
leu;=G6reibeu oeS @3areu al Die &0nigiu
@briIline BON Petersburg mad 0iaOrio abb
gereilt uno miro ben @5areH bel Der BeerOil
gung OeS S0nig8 QlfOniO uertreten.
- Die fran36fif]e 9eputirteutammer bat
ben SOridlug, ben 2ntauf oOH Jte9ieruugSs
&Orrdtben i'm Gu5lauoe III berbieten, eiuem
@Omite iiberluieien. Die UtajoritGt bes 60
mites iOu ben SOridIag begiinftigen.
Der frau56fife Sberit 5erbingcr nil
ben abidieo nebmen, I'M ben @eneral Brit
ere be + S8le foroern al fOnuen, ipelber Dor
benz Songiins s@omite erfldrt hattie, bag Der
Sberit bel Der 2an9iousQHaire betrunteH ges
peien iei.
@iner 9eputation bon 6nuaeuteu erruis
6erte Der ipaniide 0iinifer oes 4uSpartigeH,
SenOr 0toret, oaB er ieinen @ouegen iOiort
bic Sra9e tDegen Abi6luGe8 bon 6anOelSUers
trGgen nit England uno ameriIa uorlegen
rerbe, bod briidte er 8eiOrguiB iiber OaS
guitOmmeH bon Sdut3ol EenOeujen i'm
HeueH eu9liiaen Barlament aus.
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