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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
4htuma SSarmcr.

lSir oferirCn i'll oiGlem Sabre luic
Dcrum Den 5nrmcru bieles uno nnQrtu
;enbcn Counties Die 10 pertbcilhaIt be
fanntcn Wc9Ormid uno @bnm pipn Gr,l
temaldinCn, uno 5ipar Den NtcGprmid
0druelter lmb Sclbitbinber, mcldcs
oielclbe Afnibiuc lit, Die lcbtcs ,SnGr 10
nII0cmcin beirIcniGtc uuo mas quite 2tr
bcit, 9aucrboitigtc;t MD gti1}tcs A1oro
hnbcH nnbClnnat Don ftjHtr nuhcru
iibcrtrpfFca lperocu fpnHit.
Gbeniaas iiihrcn mir Den 9 ci c) / t II
Champion Qdrpciter uuo Biupcr, lucldC
bcibc circ Sid]el upu ) uub 5SuB
9dugc bnbcn. Nieic Mdidincu lpur-
Den crit lcbtcs Sabr ciugeiiibrt uHb
lpurbcn all9cmcin ais oie beiteu crtldrt.
Bic oerIdiebcueu Ntdbmnl6iucu,
3teapers, Choppers, uliu.. lpcldDc bier
feline lUeitCrc 8ccOmmCnoution bcoiirieu,
iino cbcnfnlls, ipie i'll friibcrcn GSabrCu,
pun ms Su bcSieDcn.
2lc ncueltc SCr6Cllcruua Der Selblt-
billpCr bictct Der ucuc Wtc9ormit, Del
lcn Otnldinentbcile arI5 Stnbl anQcIcr=
tigt lmb Die gonSe Ntnld)ine 800 8funo
ipenlgcr iuic9t ais Die altc NtcGormid.
Sic fuurbc iudbrcrb Der lcbten Saiipn
elmer 9rilnOlifcn 9Srphc untcrluprfen
nnb bat iib ais Sinbcr par excellence
erluiciCn
Cine groBc Gunntitdt DEG bcitcn
Sinoinbcns .babcu mir oil $0nnb luelGelt
mir, rpic nnierc Mialtiueu. bilig uub 5I
b06it liberation 0ebingungen pCrfaufen.
Simon Soegcr x 6 .
Slmon Spe9cr.
0eHrp SDned.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
SOn Stpi5s unb llmsrsenb.

I 9eBtc SSo6c. inlto Die Seerrigmig Dee
Serrn 9uniel !0aeiincr, len. iucl6el
mad . ru66entfihem idipcrcm 9eiber
om 9ienstag tester ISotJe ltarb, auT Der
/ 6arn bes 8eritOrbeuen itatt. IS Dattcr
lid 5oblrci6e 6reuroe mo 8eriunnbtt
Cingefuubeu nm ibm Die lebte @6re 81
criueiieu. 0err 0aeiiner lparo nm IS
I 5c6ruar l6O1 IN GliGB, 9eutIdlanb
9cbOren, utrbcirntGete iib iii Sabre
1886 nit Sri. Glun6ctb G5rdii uuh
'uanbcrtc 1913 nadJ 9lmcrifa aus. Spu
9teD gprf fam CT oireft nad) Ocrmam1
uno liebelte iid) unge Der 5irit Greet
/ MI, mo CT bis III ieiuem Sooe III 5rieoen
uno GiutrGdt nit Icincr iSnmilic NM
Sefnnnten lcbte. Die Satin Oc5 Ser
! ltprbcncn 6el6cntte iDn nit ndt & timber
oCn nenen 5ipci Opr oielcn 2SaGreu itGr=
ben. 3iuei Ieincr Srilbcr cilten ibnl
c6enfdll3 i'm Sp5c upraus, Der lltere
6jeOra itarb in Sabre 1881 im boben
9llter Don IS Sabren, pGbrcuo Der
jiln9ere Sruoer 0err Ybilip !6nefuer
i'm Sabre 1888 III ieincm 3itcn 9cbcns=
jabre itnrb.
Ser Seritorbcme 9enOB itets Die bette
6eilmobcit biz Dor ungefdbr 5pei Moz
natcn ibn ein 9erji6lng riiBrte, an
oeIien 6Ol9cn CT Itarb. Gr GinterlGBt
cine gSittluc l,uO ic65 eriul6Icnc &inbcr
Die nit ben pielcu Sreunoen oes 9aGin=
gel6icOencn icinen 1Oo ticf9eril6rt
betrnucrn. 5ricoe icincr 2tI6e.
5raulein emma 0nefincr fcGrte lebte
g8O6c non ct. Qouis lpicocr na9 SauIe
juriif I'M iuiebCr 6ni6lbit ju ucripeilen.
Die Surger unieres SduloiItriftes
baben bei6loiien icrncrhin Ich3 Miona
te S6ulc 5u BoltcH
g2cm Ons 9nub nuf Ocn 8aumcn Iidb
nidt 6nl0 jci1t, miro cs mpbf nift picle
eibenfrdnjc nu' hcm Gujss 9icnic
gcben.
6rau y. &riufmann bciano ii6 lettc
Y@ode III ct gouis, no iic circn grpBen
&orrnt6 SOmHcrpanrcn cinfauftc.
Die 8ia Berger Sono ipiro naditcr
Sonntag Bel 6errn 0cnrp @cinlanb Su-
iantmcn fommen I'm cine 3robc nbiE=
balten. Gucr TriB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Bon Berger uno llm9cgrn0.

Berger, Ntp., Den %. @lpril lSSj.
Sic g&itteruug lit bier Jest pra6tuou.
Su ben Gdrten lino GuBcr @cmuic and,
oucrlci &lumca Jest Ihpn aniutrtIIcn.
9as 9tngcln ut jest on Scr Cages Oocr
uic!meBr Sonntngs-) Grbu!ng. Gbr
Correspondent leitete iciuc Sd)ritt nu6
i6ou mebrmcl@ Oil Den Bad, bod CT
giug es ibm luic Den ilbrigcn 6il6crn,
D. Il. CT fam nit cincm coupIialcn 2lppc
tit mo lCrCm 9orb juriif.
9lu6 ctlihe ,Smpropmcnts" mcrocn
i'll mlcrcm Stdotd)cn 9clnudt. 0crr
2lu9 0tucltcr nla6t eincu biibi6cu 3aum
I'M lcin Gi9cntbum, wd5reno !0crr
6rit9o6 cine dbnli6e &erbciicruu3 I'm
ieiu Gi9cutbWm nubriugen libt.
Gie 6erreu 30. 98. 8nuer, y. 9Se-
ocpobl, Gbas. 0Ocbn, 9. Stranb lmo
&. &lumcr beIanben litb lcstcn Snms
tag i'll 9tcu 6nucu I'M elmer &crinlrm=
lll"gocr burtigcu Sogt ots Il. : Il. y.
bel Sumphntn.
MlOr9cn iinoct Der Giicri!ide Ser
fauI Der peri6niitcn Giirttct 0c5 &nitor
&cr9cs itnti. Gcriclbc aebcnft III
Icrcr 9cnlltblid)>u 5toot an 6rci-a9
pallet 5u Io8cH.
6rl. 2tHguita Nieicr, ppn {3Opcmcn,
gSorrcn So, bciouo iidl mcbrcrc Gage
tester N&pd;c III uniCrcr Stnot nui Sc
iE6 bel 9in9ebori8;n
1crr 5ncob 9irhboITcr Icoeltc lcBtc
gSp6e pon Gasconaoa So nn6 unicrem
5tdbtdcH, nnH tat bas Gi9cutbunt pes
perlt. 0srrn gSa!5 9epn6tct.
0crr 6enrg SintGoeltcr 5efamO iid
lcstc E2pGe iii g8atcrloO, 81. nm Der
oort togcnhen 9SreOigcr GonIcrenj Der
cpangl. Spnooe pon 9i0ro 2.mcrifn tci=
5lnuohHcn.
Die Bieiige euan9l GcmciuOe IcBt Ii6
na6 ciHem ncueu 95rcbiger lm.
6rnn . 8iufGocltcr reiits Gcutc nad
ct. 9Onis mn bnIelbt cinsn Sorratb
Spnnlcripoaren einsutnufcn
Nt. y. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Sun MOrriium uno llmaeoeuD.

SOnHtna Den STEM Wiai BEL '6crrm
SOnntag Ieines 8ot Sier. 3ur Inter
bnltltng ncs 9ublifUms miro Die Wtpr-
riion Gprnct @anb licblihe g8eiieu por-
trngeu.
9n5 S0MBcgamcn DER biciigen
Sdule iinOet an 9tcm Wtai Itatt umo iIt
jcpcr ShmlIrcurb freunblihlt cingcla
Den.
llnlcr jmgtr 6remo 6,rr @ernGnrot
G;pple mar ieGr franf, oob bcfiubct lid
Wicocr oII Dem g&cge Der gciicrung.
Ter Gn$cOnnhc 15lrB lit luicbcr in
t5nIlen bc9riffcn 6 mar nbcr nu6 Dit
h0hite 3cit, ocnn alc 2(ugeublid brobtc
bCrIelbe icine llfcr 5uuberIhrcjten.
0crr 5Os. !0crjog icnbct pa5 ouiu
n6tDi9c @clo I'M jbm Die rcgclmdBigC
3uienbung bes ,%oH*6latt" IT Ii6cru
(&cItcu Can't. :. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Bic Singer altnnniattariRg
COMPANY.
Cine 6irmo nGreu britu
bic gnH5c 9&clt nm st.

Sa5 Gjebiuoc III lucldlcm lid) On5
| ct. Coulter 3luciQ8cilaIt bciinoet, III
! 9to. -iu2 uuo lnl H0rolich 9,roanwng
iituirt mn lpuroc 1873 nit eIHtn
2pItcnnuIuanO uou $500, 900 crrid)tct
itnD lit pG5 in!poiontcItt GebduhC nn
Der galieu StruBe. Gcr critic Stof III
iueld)em iih oIs 9ictuil 0epartclncnt
bcfinoct mo lnaci6hr ben uicrten Eheil
bcs @el6Gitcs i'll iib ciniblicBt, iuiro
gans bcIruocrc 9liimerfiomfeit gcwiO-
met. Ter 5iUcite III filr Die DENT Gjt=
iddIt rot1lucnoigeu Siiiccu tcrgcribtct,
Scller mo ionItigc Stubcn nno 9tdume
mcrocu iiir DaS 9luTitnpcGn uou 9tGGua-
ldbiutn beuuBt. Die Wuihincu, hCncn
ganS btiouocre %luimcrtinnltcit 5ugc-
luenoet uiro, EmfdiIcn ons 'bluiugcune
upCr p5Siulrcupt 9&cb-d}ji brppcltcr
5ahcn, gtraNidlus IND lcitt lauic!Inc
9tGbmaiGincu fir 6ani!ieu pccr 6nbrit-
5lucdc. Giciclbc lit uubcbiugt Die bette
i'm Marttc. Sic nrb.itct nad ciucm
gnuj ncncH FriII5ip, III bclonoers lilr
bdu4lid)c 4tdbdrbtAen hergcItCut Unb
fam iilr leid)tc ,Sabrifdrbcit nidt iibcr-
truITeu wroeu. sic 5icht Den 6aoCu
rad pbtu luIo nldJ lnDttH, udbrclIo Die
9taocl CHS Dem 3cHgc lit md crmpglld)t
Den @cbrnudl rpn GrphCrIG SahcH mas
renn Der Stih notltommenGr miro:
Ole 1cgc!lHGSi9fcit ocr Gpaununa 1T
bi. itEt nod) HicIt iibcrtrpficn lpora,n
mo iiIr 2cotg, &lnmir0lC, 9&olltu6eug
mo S)onbldubc cila,t lidl oicjcibe GoHi
bcinuoc&.
Gic ucUc Gurp.t H,.ihmoidsint 1T Die
ciu;iQe prdftiitc m,lthc bis icbt nod
crfnuocn mn lit tciciclbcEcppic5Gduoitrn
bcipnbcr3 Ill cmgiJh!cH.
Die nrinrijuoljclc ,YjrnIa 9citaub Gu@
:. Nt. Ginger Huo Gomaro Giart mo
moro inter ntm 9iomcu non !. u.
Sinacr u Gp. i'll I~53 juCUrpurirt.
Die ictiacn &camtcu iiuo Gcp. y. Wic
&cniic, @rdliocHt; 9@m i. ErpctOr.
&ice- @rGjipcut; 81. e. =. StcrllH9,
Der fiirSiih ucrilorbcuc SctrttGr Bic
Gumpn9uia bcidjditigr circa 10000
YcrIuncn uuo 5000 @Tcr0c !uO prp0u-
Siri iGbrljdl lnua 500O00 9tdHmalbl=
ncm. 3ie Tnbrittu bciinocn lid 6uI
Gli5a6tth. u. a., SoutB Stnb. SnO.,
Cairo, I<u.. uuo 5lnsgop, Sdottlanp,
ncbit nnorrtn im Sdu begrlIicnCn. 9er
ct. Spuiicr 3lucig DC. Gieid)ditc@
bcIinnct iih lett 1873 inter Der geltun9
ron :. Sui:gcr mcldcr burtb iclne 0e-
Notwithstanding uun u!CliCitIQcn GrTnbr
ungcu na3 t5citd I'M Cit &;beutenne5
ucrmchrt nun g fur ayUB.cU 3uCiagc
ihait lucitijd, hc= 1ENii'Nnpl i5!u,ics
a madDt ha'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

Stnntsiefretdr Sapnro bat i'll iciner
nliriItcriellen 2auT6abr Iduu ciH 0nnr
gefrnoen uno iOG li6 mad Dem Senat
5uriidie6nen QSns g2uuoer, C}u Den
eriten Iieben 2So6eu ieiner S66tigfcit
bat er einen Tarbisen MtiuiIterreIioclltcr
unre9tmdBigerpaiie auJegriffen, Die
italielui6e 8e9ierun9 beleioi9r, e;nc.t
Gr- -&ebclle1, Der iein 8Irgerrcdt ucr-
m;rft bat, nit cincm pihtigcu oiplo.
matllben Bolteu betraut, ciucn itrnr :
men Observation-Disclosures leioer MD
nit 9l6iidt, ionoern aus 8crieGen Il III
Gonlul ernannt, uno llncle Sam nui
benz SItbmus i'll einen &ricg nit 25nIur=
9enten ueripidclt. 2us 9ciuiIieubaftcr
Dtonn fiiblt 0crr 8oparo lua6rIhcuz
lid, oaB Iol6 ein 2tniang bic I6limnl-
ittn 8efiir6tun9en ijberiteigt, Die lid
an cine henlofratiide 9lbmini7trotiou
frlilpftcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

S,icraui idritf mnn ;ur Stbitimnung
ii6cr DC bcibcu, ols @iitslicpcr norge
idIn9cncn 0crrcu StiO MOnui9 JUN
uno Mtartil 2lacmauu. Scioe loerrcu
wurOeu i'll Den &crciu u,Ifgcuoulmcu.
6icrnuf muroc bcIhluncu an Sunu=
tag ben l.. Niai, cin Hrcis= SdlicBcl
ab5ubaltel. Der Sctrag Der &reiIC
purpc Iaut Seihlub nni 5000 Icit9c
Icbt Scr Srdiiocut cr7laHiltc nlsonuu
fOt9cuNc !0crrcn ais cin 99ni;t isr
SeYtimmuug herEreiic. ionic Gllrr rbr!
gen arrangements mit Bc;ua aui Das
&rciszS6ic6el,.
g9m. Gbcrliu, Gbns. Stdrlnm
GinltauYuctbp. HliGsSiult mn @. .Snu
CANT Sci6fuB luuror locrr .. Scniiug
lcn. Ofm ubigen SnTite md, ;uectbeilt
0iernuI wurhcn ipigcnbe &cIdbfliit
9efnBt: Die Siitauj hci rieicm Sdic
Ben lnll oielelbe iein wie geu0bnli6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

Sel=9Gttnne, Scans, @rllcnItpffc IL.
!. III. 6illi9 bel Geo. &rncttln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

Ger critic Yreis fIr y5rei 0arn," uub
Der critic &rciS Iir .9luIlc9cn," iullcn
jeocr 500 bcirageu.
9lniang bes Sd)ieBens Guuft . ll6r;
SnIicnl6luB um / llhr; 9tufaug oes
Ste6cns Elmtt llbr.
92reis Der S6ieB Silets a 20 Cts.
@iuunbmen al SeItrd9cu $3.50
Oicrdui &trtdgung,
@ u. 6reuno, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Suurcui4naffc.

/ SeBte5 0tul FAM if bis 10 Del SpIt-
matters, bcm aber hid peci Oaupn
I6naffet meil ct Sicb mar TO SEQ 10
gabn barum mill id Del Safe nod cen
betcu beleu6ten st Is uatlirli6 Dat
Del gr0Bte 9lnbraug ia lptte Yultdnter
is, Del 9enug inbriu9et eenc SSanilie TO
ernd6ren 9l6er of Del tlecnen Bot
dmter parb naIO9t, Del uiellift bloB
tiuei uno ell balruen 9ablcr jGbrlid
briuget, benn ct is eeue G6re HoitnIditer
TO iien gtn iuGt IOa mnu icggcu buupn
lpcnu ole crfnbreue Scmpfrateu, Del all
tminti9 eSa9r up ecu 9lnIt ipefulicrt
belplpet, iii for Del Dat Solt pnrtu mid
| ltimmcn iuill, nal Jebt Del @cle9cnbcit
benuBct III iuenig'iens cencn 9tifcl Del
gScefcu tls llnfel Sdm. Scnnte ut ben
9oItlade 10 lDfen. 9em oa5 platbiltlde
Spri6pprt ie9t: 9ei ben Ncnni9 hid
ebrt is Den 9abler mid lpertb 4ticn
JtuNDpuI IUlll uUCI UpIt pII SplllDiOpLl
mir iueeten. ogSell", legt Gci, .luenn 10
cen 9lmt ni6 nlebr bringt ns bat, Damn
pIeiie id onrin, aber ME 4pltoffis" lc9t
bsi ,,inu blieiueu luD lci is; III lper
YOItmdltcr is" legt 6ei, ,,is mic gSurit.
!0icr 6err Reoafteur fDnnt lei bDren,
Dat cen 5nrmer of mai berb iicu fam
iucun bei i'll 8Olitit fiimmt I'LL Dat bei
mid 9alIS 10 ountn il ns chi Del Stnht=
mnuu gciuObnli6 beultelit gSic pnro
nit Del Sieo of up9efldrtcr lllc S6u-
len uaro better tOeiu luic op6 up Del
lebtc SerianlnIluEg uor lDB NtOunt
itimmt. lie Sungcns wdIiet berau, I'LL
mCnn Del crit 9rot iinh, bnmn is Del
8armcr 6icuab 10 9eidcit ns Del Stubt-
malm. 9(n cute 2eBrcr: icblt ct Dier
of MD, ill ici fDnnt wiiie 9lOben, !berr
9iennfteur Wic BeluUct bicr Sdulmcc-
tiers Oct uie grpten Tcngcl3 piiriuifclt
Dat lei Den Oinlmcl por Cencu 9uocliad
anleBu. 60 loft Of lieu, 0cHn uie
bciupet bier Suugcns, iptltH Del HidJ
@ritgel frie9ct ia Del gtotcn, bnnu mag
Del S6inrcr S6ulmGIter lien. Gs /:
iuirtli6 i6limm genog Dat bier of nod
SCllcrn lino, Del nit eDrc S(ngcn tpADblt
luclu lei maj cen bCtcn Utrlcocrt lOarp.
st nor reef better u0n iOfft ScilCrH,
mcnn lci, nnltdtt Den ye0rcr Dat Snt
pull to I6ellcn, pbcr Gil nod Iogor nit
Oerfla9cn 10 broDen, Wcnn bic mid
Sdmcr5cns9clo bctnbtt, cDrc Sungcns
nodnnls Dat SiBflcIl0 nit mgebramutc
Oidoric 9ll6C inriciuen bGbtcn. Dat Is
BAT bette S6mcrSensselb, I'LL brin9t
3irlcn up 3inlcn. Sd mill nnmit nbcr
mid icg9cn, Dat ollc 9iuber mbCbin9t
Yriigcl beluiuCn IDllt. 9tce, 6loB pei,
Set lei ucrbient bcluluet, I'LL bnnu of nit
Muateu ufs Del S6uicocr ic0t os hCi
licu y&iCi nit bci Sic ihl09. ,{cnCr
6drmcr brutct ll6 mlcnc Sd)udttc MD
10 6cr5en nebmcn, beun ct iOll blpB Gene
Strafprebi9t Iicn, upr beiieuigcg, Den
oci nllntdhtigc 9ablcr lenucr l., us Del
Silbuug uon e6re &inber 9iatiIrlit
is SporiomteJt u0oig bic pine iflcdtcn
Sieocu. glllcs IL billiQ ipat nci 5Sarmcr
ucrfdfi iii Del Grutc lltliftGu iino #
mid 9ldu5cnb- nber nif aIleur oci tfar-
mcr mnfct idIc6t III. lie Wtnifircu
bdnolcr3 iunrb oiiiicu CONNER of Tccnc
9rOtc 6ei6dite mnten truB nllc %or5iigc
iii &erbetcrun9 an Sclbltbinpcr. Hlbcr
micu Snbbcr iegt:
,,G&ic giiidlid lit, iUer bas ucrgiBt,
Y&a. cinmal midt III inOcrn lit"
9tntiirlidJ Dat mar nod in Siltlflano.
&lntoiitl6cH Gprreippupcnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
SrrbnnOlungrn brs SdarfiGnBrn:
NCrciuS.

0ermaun, Mp, 2lpril %, 1880.
&C9elmGBige Serlammlwng oc* Scr
nIam S6nrfi1ilben ScrcinS. =.
Sas HrOtpfOll Der UOrfNr9cbcuocn
ScrInmmllmg iuurbc ucrlcicn uub an9c
npmmcn. 9llSbnm bcri6tetc bns So
mite, bnB aui DEM S6ieB ElnB Niles III
Srbnun9 9ebrndt iri. Gas 9Onite
luurOe bierauf nit Cant cntloIen Nerr
JulIc bcri6tetc bierauf iiber ieincm @r
Iplg ais Solicitor; Der Scridt iuurbc
augcnpnImen ruo 6crr 8nue nit 9unt
cutlnlicu.
Msbann wurOen folgcuOe &cdJnun9cn
.,rA,,-iit. ,,,,A -. ,hi,.,,, >,,, n,,,;ni,,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

92uBlaub last i;6 uift pcrbiiffcr
unb last es oQcm stnihcine nodl uidt
5u cinem irieoli6en 9tnsglcid)c 5uiihcI
inn unO Gn9lono fomnteH. Gn9lunb
fommt bieie So6lnge geraoe jest, oa cs
li6 in @gppten 9eb0rige oiebe gebolt
bat unb in ieinen 9ruoinien nit friege=
ridden 9luftritten beorobt lpirh, iehr M
nPfPnP;r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
&tnid)!ucs1
@5Cgaratlr &erfitdtte
har1eS 8 Sperv
1rentTa6r, gtstnibsr prurCts grrtsrg,
HERMANN, 40.

Elr ItUt.r;cichutic maCbt titrmit trfannt
~ II III @,Imaun Cine 9fdfd;rer- ECrtifdttc
c.ltl:I. une dge I'll Cincr l-hmpfz icpir an
5crsr 9RGi6iusu asbrriaen Steilc lisfcrn tauu
.,He &cgirdtUreu SeU tcm &pbrcu ciuss gc-
.-gbr.apft5 liz III eiues DiaitincH- SpIinecrs
ccrt.u prcmrt ausJefuhd. : is n0ibigrn
,3GEctJlr fu- Graines. Tuwpcu e. tets an
;oauI; oteufdla tricr;f IL dlte Sorten Rd
i4iHct Gailuae, g'0ttittIrg %crss. SiHius,
.SsAaiis u. Ger NEfiislsu une RcrGrir.n sen
aG,Tici aRdittjACu I'M yduct prre tcionerre
%EfmtrEamieit q idcnFt. Nrsiie mGBia.
Hif ttite Srrtc Gnginc, Gy!irSsr une Ph
ldIintHpi lict5 III oIHe.
april 10 -. s bdS Sfrrn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19
Deeds of Blood.

| In Springwells, one of Detroit's suburbs,
on the 18th, the body of an unknown man
| about 40 years old was found lying in a
ditch. Four bullet holes were found in the
back of the head.
In a quarrel at st. Louis on the 18th
over a trivial affair." Joseph Karlin, aged
IS, fired a revolver at one of the partici-
pants, and killed bystander named John
BrRndel.
John Date a farmer, aged 20 years, liv-
ing alone near Missouri City, Mo-, was
found murdered in his bed on the 18th.
His hands and feet were bound, and severe
wounds were found on his head. Motive
and perpetrators of the crime at present,
are unknown.
In the Chickasaw Nation on the 10Th,
David Hunton shot and killed his cousin,
Samuel Smiley, in a quarrel about the
ownership OF some horses. Hunter fled but
was pursued by Smiley's friends and slain.
James Horace Jones was hanged in the
jail at Troy, N. Y, on the 18th, for the
murder of his wife, on July 3, 1884.
In row in Boston tenement house, on
the 18th, man named John Cullen was
killed with knife, and a woman, whose
name is not given, probably fatally cut.
A collision occurred at Bay City, Mich, on
the 18th, between striking workmen and a
sheriff's posse. A number of men were hurt
but it is believed none fatally.
The partially decompOsed body OF an I'M
known man was found hanging in the
woods near Paducah, KY, on the 10th.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict OF sui
eide.
Maxwell, the alleged st. Louis trunk MUIR
derer, arrived at San Francisco, on the
10th, from Auckland, in custody of a de-
tective. He refused to talk.
John Scott, book-keeper for the Shelton's
Touring mills, at Chattanooga, Tenn, had
his throat cut from ear to ear on the prin-
cipal business street in that city, on the
night of the 9th. He will die from his in
iuries. No trace of his assassin can be
found.
Edward Preston, of South Otselic, Che
mango County, n. Y, went to the house of
his sweetheart, Tilda Miner, on the morning
Of the 10th, and, as she sat at the break
fast table, fired three shots at her. The
last shot killed instantly. Preston then
put the pistol to his head and fired, with
fatal effect
Albert R. Herrick, wealthy restaurant
keeper, of Brooklyn, was fatally shot in his
own house, on the afternoon of the 10th.
AS his family were absent at the time, it is
supposed the deed was committed by
burglar, whom Mr.. Herrick had caught in
the act.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19
A KING HERRING.
Capture of Monster Tarpon off the Coast
of New Jersey.


New YORK, Aug. IA monster
tarpon, more popularity known as the
king herring, was caught by some
fishermen off the coast of Seabright,
n. j., and is now on exhibition in
Fulton Market. The fish measured
five feet nine inches in length, and
weighed, when received at the market,
ITO pounds. 1t is of no use for food,
and it's only value in a fish-stall is as
a curiosity. The tarpon is seldom
found in Northern waters, it's home
being in the Gulf of Mexico and off the
Florida coast. The specimen now on
exhibition here is evidently a
wandering member of the spe-
cies which undertook voyage of dis
covery on it's own account, and ended
in being caught in the blue-fsh seine Of
New Jersey fishermen. The scales of
the fish are at least three inches wide,
and the exposed surface is covered
with a shining substance resembling
silver foil, which gives a metallic lustre
to the fish as it shoots through the
water. Back OF the dorsal fin is g.
spine or spear, twelve inches long, in
to form of a bayonet, from which the
fish has sometimes been called the
ebay fish" The scales are much
sought after by those who make orna-
ments of such things. The fish will be
exhibited as long as the ice proves
powerful enough to preserve it after
which the scales will be distributed to
ellie hunters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19

IF the present rate of increase were
to continue until the year 1881, the
population OF the great nations of the
world would be: United States, $780,
100000; Russia, 158,OOO,OOO; Ger
many, 100000; Great Britain,
63,OOO,OOO; Austria-Hungary, A.
100000; Italy, 100000; and
France, 100000. 1t is not sur
prising that the French are beginning
to inquire anxiously what they can
do to increase their numbers so as to
keep up with the procession. A drop
to the rear in mere numbers is not
the only danger; there is also the fear
that France may be populated in a
way that is not desired-by a whole
sale immigration of Germans, Italians
and other foreign elements. Already
the foreign population ofFrance is too
large to please her statesmen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19

The United States engineers are do
ing a little dynamite job in the New
York harbor which may we'll fill O'Don-
ovan Rosa with envy. Flood Rock
in He'll Gate, has been bored full OF
holes and tunnels, till a map of it
looks like the Catacombs of Rome. A
hundred and sixty thousand tons of
rock have been excavated, and the
cavaties are being filled with gunpow-
der and dynamite. There are $1,000
six-pound powder cartridges and co.
900 cartridges of dynamite. When
these four miles of cartridges are ex-
ploded on the LIST of October it will
give New York City a frst-class earth
quake, but will destroy one of the
worst distractions to navigation in
that harbor
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19

FUM1GATIoN, among the Spaniards, is
sometimes worse than the cholera, as
is shown by the fate of the luckless
wretches suffocated while inhaling the
sulphurous fumes intended to destroy
the germs of disease lingering about
them. Many and bitter have been the
complaints, as narrated in the Euro
pean press, among those forced to un-
dergo this process, and from all &C
counts it seems that the fumigation is
so unintelligently performed that,
while extremely dangerous to the fu-
migated, it is altogether inefficient in
preventing the spread of cholera.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-08-19
A BOLD BURGLAR.
He Employs His Methods Successfully at
Toledo.


TOLEDO, o., Aug. 15.-One of the
most daring burglaries ever known IN
this city was committed in the most
fashionable residence portion at an
earl y hour yesterday morning. On
Parkwood Avenue, near the corner of
Woodruff, stands the beautiful new
home of Edison w. Baumgardner, mem
Der of the wholesale notion firm of L.
S. Baumgardner & Co. The family
consists of the husband, wife, and a
little boy. About o'clock yesterday
morning burglar forced en- entrance
through the cellar window and COM
menced the work of going through
the house. His face was closely
covered with a mask, which was
large enough to cover his hair and
neck. He wore a black SLOUGH hat,
and his shoes were covered with white
wooden stockings, so that his footsteps
might not be heard. In his left hand
he carried dark lantern, and in his
right he carried cooked revolver.
Going to the servant girls room, he
quietly walked her up and told her that
she must go to Mr.. Baumgardner's
door, and, feigning illness, get him to
open it. She assented, but on the
way broke from her captor and ran
down stairs. Running against a
screen, she knocked it down, and made
enough noise to wake up Mr.. Baum
gardner. Before the latter could light
the gas, he heard moaning outside,
and, opening the door, found the
servant-girl. Back of the girl stood
the visitor with a cooked revolver in
his hands. Covering Baumgardner
with the revolver, the audacious burg
7 lar went through a vest hanging on
the bed-post, and also through the
dressing case drawers. The property
taken consisted Of two watches, a
800 bill, diamond earrings and
cuff-buttons, Masonic watch-charm,
and a thirty-second degree Ma
sonic ring, the whole valued at from
$500 to 81, 900. When he got through
he quietly backed downstairs and out
Of the house. During all this time Mr.
Baumgardner was very cool, talking
continually to his visitor, but was not
able to distract his attention. The
visitor was also very cool and collect
ed, remarking, in reply to Mr.. B. s " If
| had my revolver it would be differ
emit, D." "That's all right, but it's my
night" Baumgardner gave the alarm
as soon as possible. Patrolman
Mosher, who was on Monroe Street,
was hurrying toward the scene, when
he met a stranger strolling leisurely
along. Mosher accosted him and
asked him to step under a lamp-post,
when he turned suddenly and fired at
the officer, the ball taking effect in his
left leg above the knee.