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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
WVcmd,eimorS unS Sd,le,lntaesa6nc.

DeabmoOb, Dat, 81. 2luguft. - Or.
S. 3. 2pn6 ans Stur9is murOe am leeteu
Diontag glbenb in isinem 8iireau pom Sors
porat 9ioB 9auis, eiuem lluterofi5ier beS Su
Sort 0ieabe ftationirten 25. Suuoesz Snfans
teries &e9iment8, eri1oTien Hno Der SorpOral
wurre am iOlgenOeu Gage bon einem 0tob
9elgnft. Sor einiger 3ett miBbanbelte pal
lis Elm iarbiges 8rauen5immer uno i6lug ibr
brei 9(ippeu eutSpei. Or. 9pub bebauoelte
Die &erleete unb eridJien ipater aIs 3euge
gegen Sen Sbdter Dor Der @rano= Surp. 9alz
lis puroe in IutlageSuItanO oerleBt, uno
itieB beBbalb 6aheorObun9en gegen ben Dot
Tor ans. 4m 2lbenbe bes @toroeS 0eIerttrte
er aus benz Sort HuO begab Id mad Stur9tS,
no cr iidb an bas Siireau oes 2(rSteS beranz
ifli6 uuo 2etteren SurG oaS 6enter eri6OB.
glei9 barauf puroe er perb0ftet uno getano
ieiu &erbre9eu ein. Am 9tenito9e bOlte
i'm Elm 0IOb ans Oem @efdngniB nnO tItiipite
ihu nuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
ToS Netteffe.

Die letten 8eri6te iiber 5ance's 3ulattlss
mengeIesten gtnooru Sprup Compound
Syrup of HorehOund) geben ibm al8 eiHern
fid1eren uuo mirtiameH DlitteI CUR 9eilun9
aner 2uneeu 9lffettionen, mis- 6uffens, Grs
tdltung, 9uftr0brenait Gnt5aHouna, o9len
Salies Il. I. No., oaS bOtfts Fob. pol 0tr
cine Slaide fir 25 Gents, uno On folri oas
nit sufrieoen iein. @roBe 6laide 80 cents.
gu babeu bel 9 eth g. S1ucer gr. lOS,
WefsH sHnlttmoreitrabe, lSSS~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
Nrnn.

Gtaunton, Sirg., 81. Qu9uf.-Starz
fer Srolt trot tudbreuO Der Oergan9enengtaft
in bieiiger @esenb Elm. @artenfriidte unO
Der ipdte 0taiS erlitten betrG9tliden S4a=
ben.
Chicago, 27. augnf.- Son Oeri6ieoe=
nen Yunfteu in 8isc0nIin unb Soma miro
lei6ter 6roit 9emelbet, melder ieoo9 fetnen
erbetliden S6aben angeriAtet bat. llnges
tpDbnlid tultes gSetter beridt i'm 9anjen
9toromelten
Suutingbon, Yenni., 81. 2tuguf. -
gGdbrenb Der pergangenen Na6t fiel Sdnee
in betrG9tli6en Quantitdteu 81 6onbbnle,
GlearFelOz z@ountp, unb in perihiebenen Sc
eenben pon Suntiugbon @ouutb. !Seute
abenb 1T ba5 gSetter anBerOrO entlid fiibl fir
bieIe Sabres;eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
&efIcn.

@aibinston, 3. G., 81. Iusuf.-
Sefretdr Sa1aro iaste beute 4beno eiuem
8eri9terftatter Der Toif," Or. Seileb, oer@e=
ianbte on Seftreif, iei ni6t suriidberufen
poroen. @r iei ua6 rpie Dor @eianoter an
Seifreid,. Die SunOesregieruns perbalte ff
total palfp in Der angele9enbeit une babe
nod ntft oaran 9ebadt, einen ueuen Sc
ianbten 5u erneunen.
Seilep 1T bier ansefomuen unb bel benz
Sstretar Saparo abseitiesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
ST.. GaosuaD'S
MclnLirenAP NSil91h

Sa9 8rnBe Sebct= uno H4daenmtttsI. Bols
toumen ohne SeiQeitrat, eie90ut iiberSogen mik
luetm @ummi, Sie purgiren, re9uIren, retnigeu
uno ilGrien.
e. YfOn teOOadte Ole iolsenoeH Spmptome, iueIb
ooH SraHtbel;tn ory un9S=SrqlHe btrrdbreH
8Gfopluna, lHnert'e NdmOyJgOl0en, BHtaubius
Jung I'M Sopit, Sdurc i'm Uagtn, uebeltet, Sobs
bremen, gSnermtlen ge9en Jiabruus, Soabeit o6er
Shpcre I'M Ulc9tn, i0urCS Auif0Beu, 6er3topfeu
ulo Sltern, gelub2 Ocu Setnguug uuo @rittden
betm S6asn, &rubung Der Scblrait, Bunfte ODER @es
pebe nor oen gtugen, lyeber uHo 6Umpier ShmerB i'm
Ropfe mougelbdIter SdwctB, gcIb9eit Der 6aut un0
Au9en, Seittnltethen, StmcrS in Der 8ruit uno ben
@jheoern uno ploelihe SiBe ulb 6rennenoes @e5nbl.
Siui9e Gauen uOn RaOiunOs Vilen Deroen oen
&orPcr ron alien obtAcn StOrunacu beireien.
M.Nnta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
NhriitIid,e afreiter.

@bQrlotte N.=@., q. uguit.-Glne
G6aar yn0rolifer Mietbooiiten" (9feger),
Die Su Yinep Sill, 0iutberforO@Gountp, cine
2agerpeliamrrlpno abbielt, lpur0e bNr6 cine
Nn5abi u3iOns Dtelbooifen" tiberTallen uIO
0n9egrifen. DIS Die 3tOnSleute nit &ep9l-
nelL 81 feuern be9unnen, entIloben ote
vgi0r6lifen," oercn feben Uirwunoet mnrs
ben. Die 4ngreifer ianlmelten oanu Die 81
feften Der &elriebenen auf etnem9auten nno
7iiuueteu oenielbeu Qu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
2lttSocIiefcrf.

9oboten, N.sS., p. 2luguil. - llnter
oen Yaiiagiereu beS beute nad 6amburg abz
Qegargenen 9ampfer8 p6riia" befinOet itt
ENul 6ran; QSiIbelm &oorbrudt, melWer
augetIagt 1T, cine Serliner 8ant 6ur9 cine
9efdlifte Gratte nm $4,000 berogen 5u baz
pen. gr muroe iE Ybila0elpbia oerbaItet
unO an bic beutIde 0tegierlng uu89elieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
Ste Siattern In WsontreaI.

RontreaI, Ont, 81. auguft. - Seit
lettem Sanitag inb in Der Soritabt ct.
Sean Saptiite 20 Yeriouen ben Slattern er.
Ieeen unb flint rpeitere @rfranfunsen tperben
beridtet. glle anffreusungen sur Inter
oriidnna Der @piSenIie bleiben in Inbetra9t
bes @,berfanSes Der Sepubuer geseu oas
Smnfeu erfoluloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
Sine octltid)e fiioamerifauii9e
Gon.nlti1pn.

8afbingtOu, 3. 6, 81. Qug. = Die
glad)rift i'll bier ein9etrofien, oaB 9eutia.
Lamb Dor Sursem eine 9anoels Gommiiilon
III bem namll9en 3pede, mel6er Ourd Die
fiirslid BON GiiOumerita hierber SurHt ges
febTte Gomn1iiitun angefrebt muree, mad
Siib amerita geididt bat. Die beurae
Gommiifiou, melde aus bem 5iriteu Srieoz
rid BON 6obsnIObe uno 6rn. uon 94oter
beftebt, pirb bic uerihieoenen 2dnoer BON
WFittelz uno Glib Amerita beiuden, um iif
iiber bic bortige @eifaitslage su unterridls
ten, bic Sesiirfniiie Der Mdrtte gu ituOireu
unS Otittel sur 6ebung 6es 6anoels 3rpii9cn
Deutidlanb uuo jenen 2dnoeru feitSuitellen.
@nglanb monopoIiirte frtiber ben iiioameris
forTithen Sanbel, allein 9euti9laub ma9t
ibm iett bieIes RouopOl itrettig. @iue BON
Ser &esierllng iubpentiOnirte 6amburser
3umpferlinie nludt jest regeImdBiqe 6a9rs
ten ,rpil6en Samburg uno Der 2Seittiiit
Glib samerifa's bis mad Guatemala btuauf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
Eet 0ettatoes tt1i0 UtftuaItetIG
YfOrff

@btcusO, 81. 2(uguF.-RebI itetig;
gEai3en 5iemlif lebbaft uno ialoB itber
ben 9eiirigen 8aten-g(ug. sos, Sept. 80B,
Stt. 824; 0tais fill uuO ifloB etpaS b6ber;
Gu9 AT, Sept. 44s; Oft. 43; 5afer 26;
0oggen 50; @erffe 68; 6ladsiaamen liz;
S6weinefIeii4 8.87; S9mal5 6.25; @ler
12-121
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1885.
SleiIdprooHfte:
EotoI......-. 96, ,848 80, ,611 ,297 1850 ,2o7

Sic ausiubr mGbrenb be8 NonatS Suli
belief fd auf 1l3,5OS 8ulen (55, ,146, ,SO4
@fun6) i'm @eiammtiuertbe bon $6,136,872.
3te Ausfubr in BEN nit Dem 81. Suli 1885
ub9eIuufnen elf MOnaten i'm Serglei6 nit
ben am 81. Suli 1884 oerfloheuen elf 0foz
naten mar: eli Wonate, beenbet am 81. Suli
1885, $500, 7O3 Sallen { / ,833, ,518,234 Bfb.)
i'm gGertbe bon $195, 1896 ,939; elf Mionate,
beenbet am 81. Suli 1884, 3,814,761 8allen
G,83O, 1881 AL Yfunb) i'm 2Serthe BON $685.
950,307.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
Scr 6at9en.

Qonote, arf., 81. Qusuit. - Senrp
Burnett, elm abt;ehnidbriger Neserburihe
purbe beute burd ben Stran9 bin9eri4tet
gr hattie i'm lebten 6ebruar einen anoeren
9eeaer, NamenS gteliOn anberiOu, ermorbet.
geuzSi0- -@ales iuuote a9tbunoert Col
bsten nod 6em Cuban, unS 6as auftralii9e
Srieosbeparteinent befabl, 6uB jebem Srieser
cine Slaf6e pSt. Sufob's Oeln mitsese6eu
perbeu iOl. Su aueu apOtbeteu au babsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
selbfsmpro eines 8oftmetisers.

2anart, Sis, %. gtuguf. - 6enrg
8oulb8, ieit Is Sabren bier ais BOFmeiter
anaeIellt, begiug beute SelbitmOro burd
grDangeu. Gem gegenrartt9er Sermin
piiroe iu 6ebruGr 1887 Uerftri4en ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28

au mir ieIbit babe i4 erfabreu, baB es ses
gen SerfOpfuug uub unuerbauliAteit ni9tS
Sor3i9li4eres 9iebt. tuie bic beriibrten Or.
auguft S0ni9s u6amburger SrOpfeR," bic
Ielbeu biirfen in uleinem Sauie niemals fehs
lsu.-Sb0mas 9ormoB, Sittle Sod, 9Tt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28

~ 6auce'8 9aiiapartlla, cine
meoiIiniihe Nij9ung pom Sonburaier 9uis
iapuriQa, GuoiaibOl3, Stlettenpur5el, 9ahas
fras, SobzSoli u. I. NJ. Su btelem Praparate
nir6 man cine Der befeu llmfimmrp9s' uuo
Teiniquuqss Miihuugeu, bic cem Rublitnm
porlie9en, Enben. @s 1T in GAartflal9Rn
gefiuf uas zines Der biai9feu, pie Der beteu
Brdsorate nit SaFapuriaa as Saupt9rIubz
lage, bic ie benz Publitum oiierirt porOsu.
Btr ie an &beumatismuar 9eberbei6pers
ben, 8oie, Souttrantbeitsu oes Blutes Il. /.
10. leibet, iolte bieies aeiHel tusnigiteHs pro-
bireu. Breis 81 bic 6lai@e. 8si Setb
g. 9aueer Rr. los, 8eR- SaltimurefraBe,
3u habsu. (2SS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
St. Sei0emant'S anatpnttidjes
Dl1tSe1tttt.

peId)es in anbern StdOten Guer aufmerts
iamteit auf f9 sejOgsn, ,rpurbe am 20. s uui
oabier in gtr. 61 2Be q 9 altim ores
fraBe, er0ffuet unb ilt jett nur nod peHiz
qe Gage, unO ;par gegen / 5 Gents Z n
free III ieben. Die Yrdparate rpurOen in
europa 9eiammelt unO angefertigt uno bae
ben bas SuboIfemeHt Der beriibmteffen aerjte
erlauat. 8eionoers aus Reaoing, 3d., uno
Utica, glep. gort, lieseu b06ft idmeidels
bate Qtteftute uou 6a9leuten Oor. 0as
02uieum ift Don friib 10 bis GbeuoS 10 lbr
ae6ffuet; MIR grpa9ieHe babeH 3ntrltt.
Seber 8Onnerifag IL MIR fir 8amen be-
ftiutmt. 8as GuiTea tOitet - mir ruIeoert0'
len es - BON heute III MIR 10 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
ftIIN n NNIIIp NIt SUTWlTIIIs
gu babcu iH Seu 4potbefett.
Girs ,,8ubr SaIidl."

Uion djde cine SriCImartt an 1T. Raowan b
60, yir. 32, gGarrCuzStr., gielU=gort
RI lnc man OirO austunit erbGltsu, Die &auienbe
iueTib 1T,
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9 fe 6nnt +

iptrb nad anusnOuns beg SorioparGiar uibrenS
idp0ris 6laten uHb 6uutaus tldae ueroen 6eeitiat:
Seuleu unb 9eihmiire beileH Ihnea. Berionsn
nclte on StropbeH, aH Gugenz, D1uHNz, Sbrens.
Selnz, 9olSz uno SruienausihlG9su ltjoen, fuelbe
entue6er aus uneebelen 9ranf6eten o6er6urtb S,rt
@ebrauh oon Suediilber CutitunSen finb, f0nuen
nd out Seiluna oerIaiien, iueHn oaS SarIepauqian
9ehL9Glo lon9e dngeiUan0t Utr6, nm ieinen @in6rur
aul otn SrgaHiSmus MAIDEN Su t0nuen.
elne 5Inlte BON 6iciem eutbdlt mebr Seilelements,
alS lebeS oHoCre Seilmitte. IS Uiro IheeoHelneiIe
eln9eHommcn, mahrenb man bei anberen Grsneieit
tulIz bis ied'Sma 10 uel ue6meR muE. gjei apua
tReeru 81 Dcben. Freis S1.OO Die 6lalbe.
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Sermtr6tcs aus oer altem gseGt.

Serge6t nitt, &0bWog's 81 uarlangen, uno dbsrs
cu9t SUD, boB Der gtame oOiaoUap" auf Dem ftebt.
pdS SIM fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-28
gsi6tiee Gnti6eisnma in genTomsanaelesens
h(iten.

Ser RentonS 9omnlt1ar Slad bat ellte
fir inpalioe Solbaten pid]tige @utIteibung
abgegeben. Seitber bat 6as 8eniionss
biire0u fd] in SeSug auf GmputationsiGQe
Iren9 an zen Su6itaben 6e8 @eiebes eebal.
ten, NIB in 6olge Oeiien pur6en mebrere
9enTonGre IN tbren Redten perfiir;t. 9as
@eiee BON 3. MGrj 1879 lautet folgenoerz
nabeu:
rAle 8eniiondre, 6eren Romen aui Den 2ifen ii9uz
rircn coer bennatff au bleelben geiet per0en, io=
len pom 2aoe Der Senebmi9un9 oieles @eieses cine
Utonatspenlton BON $3.50 erhaen, fdQS l9re g5er=
leBun9en Die gmputntion zines Senes am 9uftgez
lent not6i9 mohte."
8as 9elet pom 3. NtGrS 1885 beiagt:
Die 9eniionen aler Sooaten uuo U1atroIen ser
Sun6esarmee o6er Narine, oeren i'm 0ient erlittene
&ellebungen Die lmputation zines IrmeS am Sdbulz
ter0eent Hotbnenbig modlte ioaen auf Die 9leide
Stuie 9ebrodt Deroen nit oerjeni9en Der Soloaeu,
oenen elm Sein an pniteH9eleHt amputtr Duroe.
Sieie geitimmune iou aud aui ioId1e Sol0aten Be-
jus baben, oeren gtonen lpdter auf Die YeHfons=
liiten geftelt ueroen."
Gin Heniionsanmalt bat Dor Sursent, nm
titer bic Ausle9nn9 Der obigen @eiebe cine
befntttpe @ntideibung berbei3ufibren, Stuei
SSdlle BEN 8eniionsbireau unterbreitet. Sn
beiben Sdllen banbelt eS iif nm SHoaltoen,
6eren Nrme unmittelbar am S9ultergelent
amputirt Wur6en. Ser @on1miffdr bat MN
entl9leoen, Dap bas 9eles bonn 3. Ntarj
1895 aut bieie Sale InwenOung finbe, uu6
baB Die Yeniionen Der beiben Snpalieen auf
$3.50 per Dtonat erb0bt perben clleu.
Oian glaubt Nun, SaB bieie gnti6eibung
aud aufiold)e BenfonGre, beren @lteSmaBen
beSiebungsntiie nabe benz Gllbogenz ODER
Siifteuselenfe anlputirt uuroen, 10 oaB Der
iibriqe Stnmpi fir bic betreffeuoen SnpaIiOen
OOllftanbi9 pertblos If, Se5us babe.
@ermiidbtes.
Die beutige Steuereinnabne betru9 $685.
267 unb bic ,3Olleinnabme $694,S66.
CUR GinlDIuns beitimmte glational= Saut.
gioten i'm Setra9e bon Sac, 900 liefen beute
i'm S6abarnte ein.
@eneraltonlul @aller bat oenl Staats0e.
partement eineu ausfiibrli9en Seri6t iiber
bic 9eberinOuitrie, reip. Die S4ub= uuS
StiefelfabritatiOn @robbritauuieu'S iibere
m ittelt.
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Ninsf,ihr- Stntiftif.

Der @bef oe8 fatiIii4en Siireaus uer=
0fientli6t einen Seri9t iiber ben gBertb Der
ans ben Ser Staaten erportirten Riuo fleii6s,
S6meineileiid)z mn 0lil6ereir 8rOoufte uno
Grobiofie pabrenb bes Otonats Suli, be-
Siebungswetie Der letten ueuu, feben uuS
orei 0tonate, mn fiigt IN alien 6Gaen Die
perglei6enben 3tfiern cerieIben Yeriobe oeS
8orjabres bel:
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stOmisaI 6 ourbet,s llsbsrrsIte.

Baria, 27. &uguit.-I6miral Saltber,
Dfarine= uuo SoIoniaIminifter, Der Brdteft
oes Setne@9epartemeuts Inb oerldteoene
Barrier Eoliieibeamten empfingen Die ue=
berrefe eeS AbmiralS @ourbet AM SdbuboTe
III 9pere8 unO begleiteten iic mad Dem 09Os
tel hfS CknhnliNnsM n
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N. IT. N.
WE q I q II I q
IN tgren peff8eeSctk"tt SotHtett,
btBtges THS talta7 SSie6er

8aoipab,S ReaOb RcIicf III eis SeiImttteI sss
gen aletlet @hmerBe9, SnbulhnersaA 4, SopfIhmeTs
bsn' S1ttpeb, senoen.pel, RersVnmeh. 8eri1uhun~
d1mer5en.
Die Annenbuns 6es aseaSs geItef n If oen EbeI
oeef ole 2bete, no Der Sbmerg oeer 0u8 eoen fist
9endbrt, lotort Snberurl uHo grleianerIsn, :.
letIuittteI, tpebeS auI scr Stels bic Sa ileHSsn
S9mer5en ttilt, Snt8hnOrrs ltHosrt uas Sen SIlt-
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S1rGGpdrilrf1n 23efnrrenf.

hshes aus Stoffen BON auBerorbentliber SeiIFraft
beitebb me Dies Sur 9leinsung, 2GRSerberRsluna
un6 3rdiu9un9 oes nteoer9ebroheHcn s6rpers noths
nsnol9 III iUtTtt uno betIt RAID, 9ri5HoIia uIS
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!. 1884.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-19
Norobeutiaer 2lppb.
@eselmdstse ga6asirbefirberans
3wif4en
8remen u Baltimore
Afrerf

S<t
NuBercrbentlih btntge preiie
fur Gaiate uno 3mifdenbedl
Mnerfanut CUTE Betoifigung!
@rSBtaSslidffe Siderheitl
@it ROrb>D sutf2en eIosb>D ampfun Rnb
100000 Nerfpaea
8lidli1 iber ben Ssean bef6rbert.
Sur xpurifs n unb Ginrpanberer bietet 6itIe Qt>
ME zine scriaelide gelesenteit CUR l1ete fat,t:
8illtge Gifeubabnfahrt pom Baltimore mad
benz Wefen.
gputdnbissr SGut Dor rebersurtteiluns II
Brtmet auf Ste unb IN 8altint re.
Ginranberer f6nnen ROM Dampffhtf un>
mttteibar In bic bereit fttbenben Gi1enbabn,
@aeer feisen.
Rein @asenwedftI swifasn Baltimore. Gpteasr
mnb ct. 9puis.
Dsltmetf&er besleiten bic ginpanbtre,
auf tbrer &etle mad BEN Weffen.
Assen ipeitsrer A~usfunft wsnbe mon fa an
U. Sdumader & &c.,
30. 5 Sub SAP Stra6e, Baltimore, Mb.
In Gan Mntpntp an
$. Barbed
5. Walbp,
General > Msent fur xeras.
3raffe Manasu, s. ! s. g. q. q. g
4risFi3e @nfraSen terben prompt beantrprtet
~ -A az ~ A."
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OeIrt1S s Co.,
UeneraI> asfnttn,
Wo. Q Bowling Green, Mew=gsr1
Us. s. OOuns unb 6. @rieienbed g. g.,
I9inten fir San antonio.
.. &ufet, Msent far @&uteuburs.
q. .. 8dr, Nsent in 9ouiton.
y. @rana lfraber @ran5 & aeBler,
Sdulenbur9.
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Qtfe Der Yrtife:

1857 Genuine i'm Betrass BON $2s5, SOC
az gnfrasen fir asenten, fopie 9aten
fir Clubs tOnnen nur in Der Office IN Stein
Orleans senadt perben.
Bese udberer slustunft f9reibe man beatlid
bic game Aorehe.
Dian idide @elb burd RcfaI q o.
ten, GrpreB Wcneh Orber, Netp X)orf
Wehiel ouf Rem SrIeons.
8riefe nit gurrenfp unperdnbert per Grpre5
g6ir aabIen Grprebtoten auf ale Sunfmen
iber IS anffpdrts.
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General Grants Pay.

I was informed by au Official in the
pavmaster's department that General
Grant was entitled to bis first months
pay on the retired list On April 8. but he
did not draw it for week after that
time. Though the House concurred on
March 4 10 the Senate bill placing him
on the retired list, the approval Of The
act vas dated March 8, as that legisla-
tive day ran until Congress expired le-
gaIly. His appointment to the arny on
The retired list, though made onlv few
minutes before noon on March 4. is da-
ted March 8. Everything that would
be dated March 4,h would have TO be
done by President Cleveland. General
Grants salary will be as long as he lives
Sl3 500 per annum He will be paid
mon'hlv. and every mHuih check for
81 1873 80 will he sent him by the army
paymaster at New York City. He has
no duties whatever to perform in return
But in this respect he is only like Gen.
eral Sherman. All the army Gffi ,ers ex.
cept these two when placed on the retir.
ei list receive but two.thirds of theiI
salary. Bv special act OF Congress
Sherman, Grant and Sheridan receive
full pay as long as they live."
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The Next General Assembly.

Bv the apportlonment as directed by
the State Constitution the next Genera
AS emily of Ohio will consist OF thirty,
seven Senators and ITO Representatives
making LAT members IN all There vii
he an addition OF four Senators. of which
Hamilton county gains one. The Other
three are divided among the Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, the Eighteenth and Nine.
teenth, and the Twenty fourth and Twen,
ty-sixth districts Delaware, Licking
Muskingum and Perry constitutes the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth districts.
The House will gain Eve members
from the counties OF Belmont, Colum.
biana, Montgomery, Muskineum and
Trumbul. Four Of these counties gave
Republican majorties last fall as 'oliows
Belmont, 367: Columbiana 2 500: Mus
kipgum, 2O7; Trumbull, 3400. o
course, II the State goes as it did last
fell, the Republicans will have major.
ity 10 both branches. This, however
will hardly occur. The Stark County
Democrat looking over the field comes
to the conclusion that the Democrats
will doubtless do better than last year,
as Blaine & Co., gave Ohio special atten.
lion. This year the Democrats are in
hetier shape than the Republicans. A
Democratic administration at Washing
ION is worth thousands OF votes, as i,
inspires confidence and induces Demo
cratic activity The Democrats every
where will see 10 the making OF strong
nominations, and will try conclueions
with energetic work and thorough or.
ganization.
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GE Gen. Grant completed his 63d
year on Monday, and The event was eel.
ebrated in many cities by public demon
strations, and congratuIa'ory messages
we're poured in upon the old hero from
all quarters Ia response TO The greet
ings, the General gave out the following
for publication:
"To the various army posts, societies
cities, public schools, States, corpora
lions and individuals. North and South
who have been so kind as to send me
congratulations on my 63i birthday:
wish 10 offer nv grateful ackno wledge
ments. The dispatches have been SD nu
merous and touching ia tone that i
would have been impossible to answer
them il ! had been in perfect health.
u. s. GRANT"
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Political Pointers.

DR.. Holders democrat, has been ap-
pointed pension surgeon at Zsnesville,
O., displacing Dr.. Hlldreth, a republl.
can.
The secretary Of the treasury has ap.
pointed Legare Pi e TX OF Chicago, and
George H Parker, OF Iowa, ss special
agents of the treasury department.
In answer to criticism that the vice
president is an Office beggsr, Mr. Hen.
bricks says, with great force: II though,
we were fighting for change, and
want to see the departments opensd and
clesred out, so that the light OF heaven
can shine squarely in"
AS an impression seems to prevail
that any person is privileged to- enter tbs
competitive examination that is to gov
ern the appointment Of posotfice inspec
tors, Postmaster General Villas has is
sued circular stating that application
blanks for this purpose will not be FUR
nlsbed ndiscriminatelv. but only 10 per
sous who have been favorably recon-
mended to the department
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had Withdrawn from the undertaking tc
not nccnpy Herat Mr.. Gladstone ans.
wered "No" Mr. Gladstone also sta.
ted that Russia has made no representa-
tions to the government anent the Bit
ish occupation of Port Hamilton
A meeting OF ,ae conservative leaders
was held to night, at which it was deci
ded to endeavor to obtain q definite
statement of the governments policy ir
Central Asia.
Moscow, April % Nine thousand
troops and six batteries of artillery he
longing 10 the Eighth army corps left
here to-day for the south. There was
'he greatest enthusiasm. At least fifty
thousand people thronged the streets
wildly cheering as the soldiers marched
to the railway station. The men looked
in splendid fighting trim, with their long
butternut greatcoats, Astrskhan iur caps
and heavy boots.
Last night ten companies of engineers
with two hundred car loads of railway
telegraph plant left for Askabad, where
the greatest activity prevails. Telegraph
lines that only few weeks ago ended q,
Askabad now extend to Saraks, which is
two hundred miles beyond and only one
hundred and ninety miles from Herat.
Your correspondent is assured by a
prominent officer OF Russian engineers
that sufficient railway material has heen
already collected at Askabad to build a
railway to Herat, via Saraks and Penj
deh-distance four hundred and sixty
miles-in an incredibly short space OF
Time. Extraordinary preparations bv
Russian engineers are being made to fol-
low up the advance Of the troops by the
immediate construction Of railroads.
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WASHINGTON. April 29.-The Presi.
dent recognized Ohio to-day by appoint.
log two OF her citiz'n to foreign Con.
sulates. Joseph B Hughes, OF Hamil
ton, Ohio, was appointed Consul at Bir'
mingham Englani. and J. H. Putnam
,of Chilicolhe, Consul at Honolulu. Mr.
Hughes appointment is regarded a. 9
good one, and satisfactory 10 the De
mocrscy OF his State. He was very
strongly backed by the Democratic 10
fiuences. He has been Auditor OF Butler
county aud stands high with sA wbf
know him. Mr.. Putnam has long bee,
we'll known Democratic editor. having
at one time been editor and proprietor
If the Times. Like Mr. Hughes, hi
appointment meets with the hearty an
provsl of the Democrats Of OHIO. II,
is gentleman Of excellent business
hahis and will do credit to the admin
istration and his State.