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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Nrtrtinfcn.

Qincoln, Sqs., &c. SuIi.-0an NIB
@obie t6a9enbau9b, reip. uno 10 Sabre
oIt, eruauteu 9eiteru bei'm 8aOen in Salt.
Greef. 9ie 2eiheu iinb auigefunoeu.
Douglas, SS., 20. Suli. = 3met g8dz
gen, in melten Die Sanlilien @orman mn
3oatS geitern ben g8alnut-5 5tiuer Su treu5eu
uerIuhten, mur6en bur6 ben bodangei6pol.
lenen Strom fOrtgeriIien, uno ieds Der Sn
,afIen ertranfen. 2lniOn @armau alletn uor
ben Sniaiien betber SSdgen ent9ing BEN
Sobe.
Sort @Smar6, N.z9., 20. Suli.-GlS
Trau Golburu BON gSauenSbur9 beute Mi
lbren Smei S0dtern eine SpaperiGbrt I'M
teruabm, itiirSte tbr 6ubrmert BON etne>
Sriide iiber ben &bamplain aanal, in oe,
gidbe BON Sanop10iu, in oas gSafier hin
ab. Cine Der S6d)ter ertranf babel mi
Srau Golburn ielblt erlitt idWere SerIeBun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
90s Ncff oes p8rciicnbeimS. !

Na8 Arrangements GOmlte illr 0d8 am 4.
Guguit I'M r@diieeupnrte" ituttftnOenOe Set
be8 y3eutiden @reiieubeim5" bat itd orgaz
niiirt Oura Die Habl oes 6rn. 2llbuugb gum
&oriiten6en, Sru &. beunigbauien gum
Setretdr unb Sru. g8. .SdRauferjum Sdaea
metier. Die Sidet5 iOuen in Der HdditeH
gEOhe an Die GeieGi6nfteH Uertbeilt uuO
aud Die @eianguereine eiugeIdoen merOeu,
bas Teit nit tbrer @egeniuurt Su beebreu.
Die 66. gorj uno 6emmeter merOeu bic
8rinfitdube cOnrOltreu, pGbreHO Die 5tsnuu
ration un0 GonisttidnOe, @liidSraO Il. (. 10.
BON benz r9omsnpereinn be0rat mtrntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Holae,t etner s@etSmnasf sfIaae

YI00min9t0n, SUS.r 20. Sult. = Die
Satin @brabam Denier'S, zines tpeitlid BON
bier pobubnften, rei4en unO etwus ercentri=
i6en beuti6en Farmers, tlu9te tiir;lid1 aui
S6eibung lnO erwirtte einen @eri9tsbeiebl,
meld,er bem Wtanne oerbot, iein GiQentbum
su oerduBern. 9enier 9erietb bieriiber III
iol6e 98ntb, Oab er geiteru AbenO ieiuen
qanSeu 9Siebifano, barunter mebrere 8ieroe
i'm 8ertbe bon $1,000, in Der S9eune elm
idllos uub bas @ebGuOe suiummeu nit Dem
Sieb uerbraunte. Der Otann ntr6 oern1iBt,
unb mon elaubt, bab aud er Oorideli6 lei
non Snh in her1 Glnmirien fnnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Gus Oct S,,noesbamptitaot.
Sic Ginmanoernns

SSaibington, 3. g., 90. Suli. -
9aut emem Seri6te Oes fatiltii6en Siireaua
famen wGbreno beS am 80. SUM 1885 Uer=
itrt6enen 6iSfaliabreS i'm @an;en 387 ,821
Ginmanoerer in ben Ser. Staaten an-122, =
018 weniger, als I'M porbergebenben Sisfal-
jabre, unb 401, III pentger, aIs in benz anl
80. SUM 1882 abgei6lofsnen 6isfaljabre, in
mel4em Die GtnmanOerIng ibre b69ite 90be
erretGte. SIN Suui 1885 lanoeten in Den
peridieOenen 9Gfen oeS QanoeS i'm @au;en
1882 @inwanoerer. gtad)itebeuoe Sabelle
giebt 9IufifluB iiber Die 3abl Der I'M leg.
len Suni ans ben oerdieSeuen 2dnoern Del
@rbe in ben Ser. Staaten aHgefommenen
@inwanOerer im Sergei6e Su 0em entiprs.
denoen NfOnate oeS pOrbersehenpen 6lStulz
lahreS:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
&r1n0e.

6oleen6e Serluite burd 8rduoe tuurOen
geitern telegrapbild] gemelOet: 6aB 6 S9nels
0er'8 8ruuerei in Cincinnati, $4,000; Dun
& Sonfielo's 2aoeu, iowte 6pet 8obnbduier
in 2eetburg, ga. $4,000; y. Us. AOdm,,
8nummolliptnnerei in 6rantioro, 20, naBe
philadelphia, $1,000; go9an & Stiles Grenz
ipaorenlaben uno oaS @tabltiement Der DSa>
pan.S SenzGOmp." ju Woper, Ya., $l4 900;
oa8 @ebauSe Der ng8eaS K 6renH Gars &
8rioQez Comp" in Chicago, ca. 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Gtnc entI6loTtne Samsci8entbits
ttterftt.

Siugfon, g. g., 20. Suli.-BdbrenO
Die yGelepbon. gmemen" beute, Wle iiberz
baupt oil allen I0auptftroBen, 9rabte iiber
6as Sans Der 6ruu SObn S'SeilD 81 Siebeu
Ueriudten, trut linen bic 6au8eigentbitmertu
nit benz 9ieooluer in Der 6nnO entge9en uuo
ertlGrte, oaB Ie SeOen uieOeridieBen miiroe,
Der es wngen iollte, ibr @tgentbum 81 betres
ten. Die v2iuemen" muBten Die 2lrbett ettt-
ftelen, un6 Die 6rau itan6 bis ipGt am Qbeno
feit auf Der Bad)t, ben 9teUOluer in Der einen
mn einen Stein in Der an0eren Oan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Selsenmiitbtse sbat et,.er Wutter.

Sacramento, @al., 20. Suli.-6rau
Qouiie SbeObalo BON @lt.@rOue iab neIlid,
mie tbr breiiabriger Sobn in Den 8runuen
bei'm Sauie fiel. sic iprang ibm mad uno
bielt ibn nit elmer 9auo auire6t, mGbren6
fie fidb nit Der anbereu am Yunpenrobr felt.
bielt. 9a iie taubftumul 1T, tonnte iie nift
Inn 6iilie rufen, unO erf mad eiuiger 3eit
merften ibre beiben S66ter ben 8orfall.
Seuor iie einen gladbar CUR Stele brineen
tonnten, nersius iiber etne StunSe, nno
Wutter uRs Sin6 maren benz Sooe uabe,
oils fie wieoer ans Saseslid]t sebra9t wurs
0en.
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scr XolltpMth erleae,l .

GbarIefton, S.sG., 20. Suit. - Der
16.iabriae Geeer 9ouis Softer BON 5partuu5,
burg, S.z@., purbe Dor etrua ,iusi Sllreu
bon einem toasn SuuOe sebiien. Seitber
ani6einenb seiunO, purOe er sefern piss.
LID BON Der Eollwuth betalen uuS beute Der.
I6ieo er nad iiIr1terliheu eeioeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
MnmiIfctitrnn6afc.

9amariScotta, Me.. 20. Suli.-gin
so bis 60 Sabre alter Muuu, 9iamens Sops
aro, our6ifnitt am Ietten Sumitage Su VI.
no ieiner 6rau bic Seble unb perieete ibr
bann nod, nlebrere beftige Sdla9e uuf Oeu
Sopi, iporauf er fdl ielbit etuen flaffenOeN
Sd,nitt an Der Seble bei5rafte. Die Trau
ift toot, auein SouarO ptr6 n0gliber 9Seiie
geneien. Der Mann iOu Die Shat i'm 8au.
Irfe beonuneu habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Slndl eitle NinriMtttna.

&eeue, N=6., 20. Suli. = 80rnum'S
GROCER afotii6er elephant albert" welfer
ON lltten SumItagc 81 gaibua ieinen Bdrs
ter tGNtcte, pur6e bcute gta6n1tta9 IN cine
@fludt Tor bieiiger StaNt geiiibrt uuO BON
80 Mitglieoern Ser pSeener 2tgbt<gunrO" ers
ifloiien. 9a8 8bier murbe nit Setten all
bier 8aumen beieIligt uno Die Sage ieines
6er;ens unO @ebns Our6 SreiOe beIeidnet
3ie WtiliSOlOaten feuerten auf Commando,
uno bas 8bier ruuroe fait uugenbltdli6 ges
tGotet. p2llbert" nor 80 Sabre alt uno MN
sc aui $4,000 9eifaBt. 5u ben letten Orei
0lonaten mur0e er 10 pilO unO geidbrlid,
baB man e8 fir Oas Seite belt, ibn 3u beiets
tjgeu. Ser Sabaoer 1T Dem pSmitbiOnianz
SnfitHtsn 81 @aihinatOn iibermaat pOrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Sr. Geioemann'S anatumtIbss
YlilTcuftf,

meldes in anoeu Stdoteu aGer aufmtr'.
inmteit auf lit gcjogeH, ,purOe am 20. JuHI
oabier in gir. 6l ySe q Baltimore
fraBe, sr0iiuct. Die Frdpdrlte mHroeH
in europa 9eiammslt uno aHge'ert9t sHo
baben oaS SnSofement Der bsFa9uItsEsH
Ner,te erlangt. geionoerS aus afaolng' sHl.
ga., uuS uttta, 3.D., llegen 9oHE lqaisi,
delbafte qtteitate BON 0a4lelteH oot. Uao ,l
W{uieum iif pom friib 10 bIS A9en0s 10 uaF
oe6finet; nur grpaaiene 4aosR 3atr;u'
SeSer 8onueriiag il nur iir Oam'u be-
S;mmt. DaS gnhea i0fet bios % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Sin at9ebIid) Grmpr0etcr 9cIltnO
1tttO m1tttfcr a1tiaefttttOelt.

9ieaoing, Benni., 20. Suli.-SatOb
gSalp, megen oeiien angebli6er @rmorOung
SObn TreD um letten Samfaq Abeno per-
baftet muroe, iit heute friib nabe SleetwOoO,
in oieiem County, no er 2trbeit BET 6armern
iu6te, aufgetaudt Gr beftuoet ii6 hunter
uno mobl uno erfldrt, er babe ietne Qei=
matb nur berlaIieu, neil er idedt bebanSelt
morGeu iei. 6rep, pom Oefeu Serbaitung
92alp nod giidt8 9eb0rt bate, mlrO iofOrt
Putlniieu mer0eu
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Shr Sd1tfYol befic0eIt.

Wem Srleans, 20. Sui. - 2(US Sd
ton=9IOuge wiro aemeloet; Der @ou0erneur
hat bas llrtbeil beitdtigt, meldes Charles
8aois, SEQ. g8ilion unO @tatbilbe SOues
meqen @rmorounq Der 6rau Senrietta Sole,
g8ittwe oes 9ft1ter8 Sas. G.@Ole in Ylaque=
mine, Sber0il1er Sirdeugemeinoe, gum SOOe
burh oen Strans oeroammt. Die pinrid)s
tuna Iol am 81, ;, Otts. itattfinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Sm ettp'f@cn D9lpOaoa(aa arttu, .

9aIiiren 6ieie " 0 d { a!laEt5Hlib
6ie beriibmteH ftcty'&c1 &'agt;Y Sie
MIr3tbalGr, $40 go S'$t5t,$ rNr'
deitrcn.6anr" SSc&," ea>au@ H't Norer
ent,iidteH. EleU t.u&i cla !ulIer
Grlnt ans bcm SHo '@;u Gy$lcQtr SaS la
buuaSCeNuritiQe 9itu'htU!,uS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
Scr Slrsffnnn in Wfhfnn,,.

Sat Saginum, 0id1., 20. 5uti. -
8ie Striter unO ibre 6amilien bielten beute
eiH Yicnic, al weldem mebrere 3auienO
8eriouen Shelf uabmen. Sting & Steuen5'
Stin0elmiible ant Der gSeitieite bes 6luiie5,
gegeniiber bon @aitsSagiuaW, nubm beute
SEN 8etrieb wieber uuf. Der Sherifi bat
ben @OnOerneur eriu4t, Die gIili3 3uriid3u.
2tphPu
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Ter .0snltiiinrrr picorrfrana"

beludlt 2 onHtag, Den 26. Sllii III pleno
,Di ouumeutuGs SiibiHg @roue."
Der 9lusfug, iuelber aui Dem 9dmpier
,Nelie Bbite" geltiebt, 0erlprtht elmer Der
pergnigung8reidten Der SaiiOu ju lueroeH.
User tcant nitt bic urfOeleu Glsmeute oss
SereinS unO Seren grfinOungSgabe uui benz
gebiete iinniger llnterbultungen? limb IN es
nidlt an un6 iiir fi6 Elm SeuuB, in @eicu
ifaft Uon iuHgesluitigeu uno idugeStuuOigeu
Qeuten ilh ben 6reuoen, melhe Der uner.
if0pfife Born Der yiutur ipru0elH ldBt, bun
3ugeben? - Die pRetie gBbtta" britt irlb
8 unb gindmittugs llbr bonn Bier gtr. H.,
2lgbtiuuBen gSerfte, aui uuo bdlt aui Der
Sln. unO 8udiubrt all 6enoeriOn's g8erite,
nabe bem SuBe Der 8euirabs, an. DlS
Undertakings Brogromm umfaBt SoHiert,
Breisipiele, 6euermert u.i.w. Sin ptrren
billet tOitet so, Elm 3ameHbllet 25 GsutS.
$50 Sillete gu babeR fHO, gibt Die berel
ieu0e 4u3eiQe aU.
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shrefIid,e Site iu 9iid,monO

8itmonb, %a., 20. Suli. Seit
elmer @oGe leioeu Die Siirger bieier StaOt
inter elmer unertrdglifJen 6tbe. Si8 81 100
@raoen itei9t oaS thermometer in ben Stun=
ogn uon llbr Sormitta9s bis / llbr 9ta6=
mittugs; ia, 9eiteru purOen an perIdieOenen
Stellen 1O4 @raoe conltatirt. 0abei it feline
auSIidt auf cine Ienoerung uorbauben.
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Der 9eutfGe @orre(pomoent.
Selaifismns amertfaniid)er S1iffe
In utertfattiSd1cu S9fett.

Gan Sran5isco, 20. Suli. - Der
Yacific- 9Ofbampfer p@olima," geitern bier
BON Banana iiber MaSatlan an9efommen,
beridtet, baB er in MaSatlan S9peri9feiten
nit ben merifaniiden YebDr0eu hattie. Oieie
perlansten mad einem fiir;iia erlaiienen Sc.
iebe bic SOrmeiiuus Der Qabei6eine uno
@tanifeife Der gansen 9abuns, abseieben BON
benz i4liebli4sn Seltimmun9sOrte Der Baa=
rem. 9ieier 6oroerung fonnte Der @apitdn
bes v@olima" bel ieiner autunft in MaSat=
lan am II. D. SO. nt6t entipre6en uno muBte
ua9 elmer llnteriudung Der Bidder nod cine
Snaie uon 500 be3abIen, mas er inter Bro.
teit tbat, norauf er am Is. Suli BON bort
abfubr, na6bem er oaour9 eine Ser;0geruug
BON IA Stunoeu erlitten.
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@eplast BON einem lausiabrigen 9eberlei-
ben, babe i'd nit uussesei9neteu grfOlgen
Or. ausuit Soniss "Sambnrger SrOpfsu"
unsewanbt. 70 berifter 9r. 6. abam. Sloo.
minsroue, N..D. 6infSis Gents Die 6lai4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21
.fOn0t SUM.
Gin Toitmeiiter ourd,= uno elm 0nitan1t nie=
Oerdebrauttt,

ON yuNmelter ourdI= nuo etn Ynfattat nte=
oeraebrannt.
Der Gbef=Suipeftor SeS Bofbepartements
puroe beute telegrapbiid bena6ri6ti9t, OaB
Der SiilfSppitmeifter 3u YOrtSmOutb, ., nit
&e9ierungs0eloern I'M Setrage BON $4,000
OurdlQebrannt 1T. - Sine anbere Oepeihe
melOet, oaB bas Yofamt 81 @ait=Salem,
SS., III uersan9ener 9tadt nebit iGmnttlt9em
Snbalte nieoerbrannte. Die Siirgen oe5
oCrtt9en Boltmeliters telegrapbiren, oaB oer=
bGd)ttge llmtGnOe nit Dem 4usbru6 oeS
6euerS in Serbinoun9 iteben. Cine llnter-
lud)un9 piro itattftnoen.
Griparni1Is in Der 8esiernngss SrrenanitaIt.
SIM lebteu Sabre fOitete Die Sermaltun9
Der 8e9ierun9S. AHitaIt im 9ansen $120, 800.
Inter Den iOeben pom SetretGr be5 Snneren
ab9ei6lofenen ueuen Gontraften iiir Ou8 an
/. Suli be9onnene Sisfaljabr merOen Die 80
iteu MIR $l09, ,245 betra9en, uoour9 cine ST.
iparHlB bon $11 ,554 erStelt mlrh.
@ermiidbtes.
9ie beutige Steuer @innabme betru9
$3.50, 1O7 unO Die 3oaeinnabme $68S,970.
!6r. gSm. 9. 9Sebb nat beute iein 2(mt
ais @ommiiidr Oes 9iftrittS Columbia an.
5ur giul0iun9 beittmnlte National Sauf=
gtoten i'm Setra9e bon S628,0 lleien beute
im SdaBamte elm.
8us Sriegsgerift, meldeS eingeiett wurz
De, nm ben @eneralja jablmeiiter Smit9 BON
Der SunOesflOtte Su prOSeifren, trat beute
iuiamnlen unb erOnnete ben YrO5eB.
@oniral SOuett bat Dem 6tottenOeporte=
ment uon Saoanilla ans einen pom /. Suli
batirteu Seritt iiber nSiir9eritieo aui Dem
Sitbmus geididt. Der Snbalt oes 3 ert9tes
1T idOu iriiber bnrd YreBoepeiAen mi.ge=
tbeilt porben.
Ster weitere gSadter beS bieitgen 6lOtten.
baubOieS inb entlaheu morOen. SOmtt ltnr
ale 8dfter entlafien, nit IuSnabme Del
orei an ben Sboren pOltirteu. Die Bhi9teu
Der eutluiienen gSGdter merten fiiufttJbin
BON WarinezSoloaten erfiilt perbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-21

NW II. oe. llHgte ole SQlte - gOnl. gO000z
burp" bon bier in 6ambnrg al.
AuSIan0.
Yon6on, 20. Suli.-Der 9ampier ,S6ie.
ham" OOn New YOrt if geNeru III amferOam
elngeuofen.
Bas@ g8a8 Der .@ermauiaz gt Guz
nerd +" aui benz Sergniigung5. 6eloe unz
ternlmmt, 1T nod INNER BON @rfolg begeiz
tet gemeien, mag er MN iein gSinter= Inter
hultungs. Bro9ramm our6fiibreu, ooer ben
giit9lieOern pGbrenO Der tpdrmeren SabreSz
Seit geiellige 2uSfliige Uerantalteu. Sin iol=
der tit fir beute, ben 21. Sult, ge-
plant, cine g8aiierpartie bel Wtonoideiu auf
Dem 8ampier pNellie QGbite" ole Bai biuab,
melfer abeno5 48 llbr ben Bier Scr. II
Der gi9btitraBe uerl6Bt uuo gegeu IL llbr
mIeoer bort aHlegen mlrO. Die Sahrt toItet
25 Gents; 8illete iinO in Der S5alle oe8 yger.
mania Wdnner9ora" 81 betommen. gluf
9elan9ltdle uuo anoere 9enitiie tonneH bic
8beilnebmer oil Dem 2tu8huge f9er re9ueu.
6abrtarttn 5u 25 GentS iino bel 6rib R0oer
al 8eit=2OmbarOfraBe, y. @otti6alt, gtr.
II, BegleritraBe, q. 3iegler, gtr. 81, g8elt.
8altimoreitraBe Otto 8enuer, Nr. 1898,
@eIt 8altimOreitruBe, AOOlpb Staib, yir.
so, 2Seft 6apettsitraBe, unO III Der Sereiu5=
baue Su b1bcu.
BE-" Die beliebttn Sommeruadt8 Son.
Serte I'M Seber'i6en Sarteu, Rr.
IS, Glib GutaWfraBe, fHO gut be-
iuft, unO 3mur uOu 5auliIieu, Die germ an
ben idmilcu SOmmeraben0eu in angeneb.
mer llmgebung oeu &ldngen elmer trefilideu
Gonrtmuiit lauteu. Berguer @ugerS
@erIteniaft miro oerSapit. 9ieie @on3erte
WerOen jeben 9ieuit0g unO Samtug fOrtSe-
fehF
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8as 0eben I6etut beute mander abgenIatz
teten, unsliidli6en, entmutbigteu 6rau, be
OIL 4rouilder peibliaer Sapdfe letSet, mo-
aeeeu iie feline &bbiilie iinOen tOnHte, taunl
ie6ensmertb. Aber es siebt eiu ;uuerldlf9eS
6eilmittel 9egen ale bic ihmeribaiten Ses
ifmeroeu, ,6enen 6os idwahere@eidle4t I'M.
telmorfen 1T. gSir meiuen Or. Plerce
,Favorite Prescription" (eieblin9sDeroro'
nung), bereu SOr;iige Sauienoe pom 6raueil
be,enaeu tSnneu. &ls Elm S1rlun9S' uiio
glerUsumittel 1T es uuiibertrOffeu. Set auer
&potbeteru. (175,5'7ta'p5Vl
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Ser 6eIOMarft.

View Dert, 20. 5uIl. = 6ol9cnoes
Tnb Die S6luBnOtirungen: Selo Oifnete gu
ii! 9roSent unb ifloB Sr l YrO5ent.-
9terling z@e9iel 4.84-4.844 auf 60 Gage
uno 485-4.854 uuf Si9t.-8HnSeszObllz
autiOneu S=prOS. 1881, 44-pro5. 1128, 4'proj.
I22t.- 2lttien: aOams' @rpreB lS9, Gent
tralz8acific 33j, &bei.=SbiO ST, @rle lSt,
DO. 8rior. %, 2afesSbore 674, R.s5. @ens
tral 398, gtOrtb -Befern 974, DO. Prior. 1870,
R..g. Central 95s, DO. 8riCr. 12S, Ohio
UtiIi. l7B, DO. BriOr. 60, Ytttsbur9 l4l,
Neabina !4t, 8odzSslunO 118, llntouzPacls
&c h14 g1eifernzllrion 654.
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Dem @igentbhmer wirO es ieBr uHgenebm
ieiu, weuu geute, Die @lenu'8 S4me=
ieliciie gebroudt babeH, ibm itber
Den grfolg oe8 @ebrau4eS
Dtittbeiluug MAIDEN.
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Charles u. Gttttenton,
aaciuigcr agcmt,

gtr. lis, Sutton StraBe, New Dort.
eius Id,parse uno bramne SDaarfarbe. so
Nnmla. lARmrlh 81 N
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sie earopaii6e settsrapbsm.G Onfersni.

8erltu, 20. Suli.-auf Der europdiiden
Selearapten @onferenj wirb Oeitreif cine
S5erabiebIuq beS BreiieS Der iuternationalen
SeIeoromme uorl6laoen. 8reuBen miro
eincli auQemeinen uuS iiberuq siildgen Ia
iii fir gan6 europa oorihlagen., SSa4r:.
ideinli6 roiro ieoOd Der leetere antrag aut
arobeu gGiSeritano itOBeu. Die Shmelj
niinIdt, onB 3uiummeugeiette StdOteHanteu,
meIte bisher fir mebrere gBOrte bere4net
pur6eu, biufort ais eiu Bort gelteu.
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Matft unO S1rIc.

2iuerpool, 20. Sult, 1880 gtItta9s.
- 8aummoue: Witteliorte Sberldnoer 81 ;
Ditto. 9ieluzSrleanS 5 59Il6.-Ote 8ertduts
betrueen 1000 Sulen, SpetulatiOn unO
Qusiubr 500, 3ufuhr 2000.
Qonoon, 20. Suit. - Ser. StuateH,
Sbli9utioneu: 4sprOS. 1854, Ditto. 4t.proj'
I15s, 90. perldugerte 5-prO3. 104t.-&ttlen:
Q.=@.zB. e44, Do. 2. ST, @rie 13!, 90. 2.
COZ, Stem 9orts Central 99s, PennI. z@entral
set, Sas. Central 1929, Neubing II, @1na.
oian- Bacific Ash, Nterican 23i, ct. BauI
Common 79a.
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Bic enaGamSer in Bort @amtrtom.

Qoubon, 20. Suli.- lleber PariS fOmmt
tie giadridlt, baB Die brttiife 6lagge troB
uler Nbleugnungen Der engliiAen 6egternn9
iiber Sort SamiltOn, nabe Der 9albtniel 60
rea, pebt. Die @ngldnSer itno etfrt9 OaHlt
beidlQftiat, 5orpeooS un6 0ftnen 81 le9en.
gls tiir3li9 ruiiiide Sransportld)ttte nit
51uppen bort autumen, tuareu ite Htd]t me
uio erItaunt, ben Elab uOu Den @n9IdRoern
beiett Al ftnoen. Die 9tuiien 5ogen itd in
fnIne 9eiien ;uriid.
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gpdfcife SdiTsnad,rid,te,,

Jim II. 08. lan9te 0ie BarIe y gBm. Wo00s
bnrp" bon bier in 6ambnrg OH.
AuSIau0.
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GarspaiIGe Gahelberi9te.
Sin S5cB!TAlas oer 99ai,cnernote i1s
TnBlnuS~

IaGiwente III 3Sief.- Der irSStIe SanffrneS.
Gin Gme=;fauiia,es Teisicr III @onpos
ais 9l0rccr Scrbaitst. - ssl,iammfHtEttt
ecr irtermati smaIen OiMni.Spniereni.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-02
BEET sUGAR ON TINE PACIFIC
COAST.

Late events have directed the public
attention 10 an especial manner to sugal
and sugar supplies. Sugar has, during
the past year, been cheaper than evel
before. Il 10 nov advancing, and vii
be proportionately high during the re-
n,ainder Of this year; but high prices in
this article cannot last. Beet culture il
Is that has helped to put dswn the price
Of sugar. IL will probably put it down
lower still. To judge of the infiuencs
Of beet culture on the market, We need
only say that in 1879 80 the product was
!, l,454 600 tons. whereas in 1884 -s5 it had
risen to 2. 200, 600 tons. The exact short
age Of 1856 cannot a. yet be stated,
bot it viii not be less than half q million
tons. This is at present the disturbing
influence 10 the market.
IL at once suggests to us that IL this
coast had developed the beet Industry
90 any extent, there would have been
an opening TO supply this deficiency 70
to the world. II Is tree that We would
have had cheaper sugar, bat We would
be in possession of great and growing
industry.
Agentleman connected with the Aeri-
cultural Department, who has been on
tAfs coast 10 examine into its capacity
for growing beet. sorghum and cane,
says that north of San Francisco there
are three million acres we'll suited to the
cultivation of sugar beets. Much Of
this will produce ne much as 10000
pounds OF beets to the acrs-over 5000
pounds Of good beet sugar. That is, the
whole at this rats could produce four and
half million tons Of sugar, or about
fourfold the present consumption of the
United States.
We learn that the beet sugar refinery
at Alvarado, II csnducting operations
on Q large scale. could turn out sugar al
i've cents per pound. and paw profit.
This 10 less than has ever ruled Ii thil
market, and proves conciasively that Il
10 profitable 10 develop this into one OF
the greatest Of our industries. F.
Josrsal Of Commerce.
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is eneueh Of the foreign element here
20 prevent such calamity. II Amsri
cans OF bis stamp never raised finger
10 prevent it, be need never dread that
the mighty Influx Of invited foreigners
Who came through the Eastern doors of
the United States, will ever iniure the
people OF the Cnited States, whose in
st1totions asssmilste them, and whose
Laws and language, manners and habits
they come TO adopt, and are determined
TO support and defend them, as they
always have done. IL the United States
and their institutions depended for sI-
istenee apsn Mr.. Denny and men OF his
stamp, ve would have no United States
today. The foreign element iu this
country carved their way 70 freedom.
What would have become of Is II
u had not Its Patrick Hsnrys,
its Scilivaus, its O'Briens, its
Barrys, its Montgomerys. McDonouRhs,
Lyncbes. 1hompsons, McKsaps and its
CAROLS The Revolutionary army
vas composed, II act principally. al
least more than half. of Irishmen.
That Was the report of the Commis-
sioners sent over by George III, of Eng
land, as the cause assigned fer the de
feat OF his armies. They, like all
other foreigners, love the land of their
adoption With an undying love, and
have never betrayed in the least any
trust reposed in them by the American
people throughout their whole career.
Their interests have been ideutisaL
We may inclade With them our Lafay-
cites. DE kochAmbeaux. Steubens, De
haios, and a vast number Of Eaelish-
men who fought bravely against their
Own country and government for the
liberation OF the United States. have
II my possession q list of 81 Irish and
Irish American general offi,ers and Ga
coionsls of reeimsats, who com mnanded
their respective corps and regiments IN
the late var, together With tens of
thousands of their countrymen, who
fought TO perpesuate the Union. seLa-
tor Michael scanlan, of Illinois. in his
Ode TO Columbia" says:
where'er along the battle tide,
Oue OF your own boys charged and
died,
An Irishman was by his side
Like brother unto brother.
Though sundersd in the pablo mart,
You cannot tell their graves apart.
I've in race, bot one in heart,
For God and Godlike freedom.
Whene'er the dread occasion comes,
And var should glover above your
homes,
Lo ! at the rattle of your drums
They are ready, should you need them.
Which Ia more than could be said for
Mr.. Denny. who filings such efatuitous
insult upon foreigners. resent the in
suit given by Mr.. Denny to his own
COUNT ymen. He says that none bat
ignorant and lawless men of foreign
birth ioaugurate strikes, mobs and riots.
Americans lead in the advance. They
have not 80 far lost their manhood as to
be incapable Of resisting the unjust ex.
tortions Of capitalists. They assert
their rights. When Mr.. Denny and
gentlemen Of his stamp cease TO outrage
the feelings and interests Of the people
Ne will have peace. Respectfully yours,
john KEASE.