davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
GntfesIt@e 84mtIIem &tas0Ote,..

@aruti, Sus., Is. September. - Bm.
6tnlep, Elm 61=ldbriger 6armer, meld)er 81
gtetlen iiibiueitlid BON bier mObnt, eruor=
bete geftern ieiHe 6Osidbrige Satin auf Oie
brutalite g8eiie. 3pei @nfel, Elm Snabe uno
Elm 0fGod)en, 4, reip. Sabre alt, maren 4uz
gen;eu9en oes Serbre6ens. Der D2Oroer
eHtflob, uno man oermutbet, OaB er Selbitz
norb began9en bat. Die 9eid)e Der @rmOrz
oeten entbielt Sp0lf flafienSe gSunbeH, eine
i'm Slim, Orei am Sintertopfe, iedl8 IN
Der re6ten Seite uus 3pei in 9tiideu. Sim
leH bat fiinf S0bne unb ;wei SD4ter, idmmtz
ltd erpadien.
Gan 6ran3isco, Is. September. -
Der uabe 2ibermore iii Ilomeea Gountu
pobnenoe Sarmer 6. s. @ull ermiirgte qes
fern feline 5rau in @egenmart Ietuer 6=iabz
rigen Sodlter nit ben S6noen uno mad)te
oaun einen &eriu6, fi1 3u erbGn9en. 3as
Sinh bat ben Sater inter Sbrlnen, itd) nid)t
oas Geben 81 nebmen, un6 ieit 6leben bemo9
tbn i6lteBlldl, BON ieinen SorAabsu ab3uite=
ben. @r fubr bann nit ieinem g8agen ba=
bon uno nuroe ipdter Smei 0teilen BON Der
StaSt idlafeHo IN ietnem 6ubrmerf gefunz
ben uno oerIaftet. Sui gait lett etniger
Sett tlir mabniinnig unb wcr auBerorOentIl9
eiierihfti9.
v v U II II W Vu.t To- StpltulutL' -
Dtoie8 gSalace ertaf bette ben geliebten
etner Srau, ben er beute irib in ibrer Sc.
ieui6aft antraf, unb perIudte Oann, aud bic
Srau 81 t0bten. gr puroe oerbaftet, tudb=
reno er 6as Slut BON ieinen WeGer piidte,
nnb briiltete itdb I'M StatioHsbauie nit ieiuem
Serbre6en. Die @OrOneIssSurp CAB einen
auf Dtoro lautenSen @abripru9 ab. Qle
8etbetligten gebUreH Der GtbiOpiiden Rafie
an.
Eoronto, Ont, Is, Septenlber.-9ie
Satin Soiepb 2irrp's, eines 3tegeltein=
0tuurers, Our9i9nitt beate ibren brei &trz
bern alfreo, 6arrb uno Same8, reip. 8, 6
unS Sabre alt, nit eirem 0tefier Die Seb=
len. Die Sinoer leben nod, befinoen ii6 ie'
bod in tritii6em 3ufan6e. 6rau atrrg,
cine seborene 9art5p, TT ieit Sabren benz
2runfe ergeben, Obgleif ibr Sater Elm gro
pes 2idt Ser 8emperen3ler in 2eebs, @ngz
lamb mar. Die ErQu befiroet iid in 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
@abtIdleiMIidI eitt @at1bmoto.

8nffalo, N.zD., is. September.-0ie
Qeidbe zines unbetannten MauneS wurOe
beute frib aus benz 9anale ge;o9en, unb
titebrere an Oeu S6rper oor9efun6ene tieFe
0feferfttd)e beuten an, OaB elm 9toro ourz
liegt Die Saiden bes Seritorbenen, mel9er
ieiilem ausieben mad ein SaHalbOOtarbeiter
geueien III iein i6ien, ipGren mad auBen gez
0reht. Die YOli5ei iit nit elmer llnteriRaUng
6eihGitiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
0orSan8tFfT a,tf ettten s3ertdDters
ifnftft.

8trmingbam, 2lla., Is. September,
g. 6. Ofa6 elm 6eporter OeS ygoentug
@brouicle," rpurbe beute 2tbenO im 8urean
bes u9aiIp 4ge" pOr eiuen 6rauen3immer,
Namens 9earl Morri8, welde8 Dor etltten
8agen nit einem gepifien Silro9 0torri8
aus 2ttlanta bierber FAM, our6 3pet Stitiie
oertuunbet. y@bronicie" bate gemelOet, OaB
ba8 8aur negen bes Sweifelbaiten 8etragen5
oes 6ruuenSimmerS aus einem Soitbauie ges
rrieien mor0en iei. @earl fam beute glbeno
nit benz Wann mad oem 2otale oe8 gDailp
age," nm mad 02aD gu fraaen, nnO aI5 iIe
ben geiu9ten sort fanb, CAB iie iOtort 6ener.
Ma9's gGunoen itn6 nidt leben8gefGarltd).
Der Mnnn un6 bas 6rauen;immer betnoen
fid1 in 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
Sn elmer Goblen9rmbe perum9Ia6t.

YtttSbnr9 Pennl.r 10. Sept. = us
$50 Grbeiter in Der pDOugbiOsbeups s8allep.
W1iuen Der naibtaoula=aObl blen.Gomp." bel
@affnep's StatiOn an Der n8altimOresObiOs
8ubu" beiddftigt paren, ereignete iid cine
grpioiion, burd pel9e gSiliam 8raolep
tS6tlidl, Somes 5uultlton i9mer nnS eiuige
QnSere lei6t berlest tpuroen. 0linensSn=
ipeftor Sentins beiu6te Die Wtine leete @o5e
iInS erfl6rte, fie iei frei BON @as. 8rablep
ii aefern abenO setOrbeu, WuS SamiltOR
tpirS i6werlih seueien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
@eoentIt1er Sabnttttfaa 1T &etts
fitGh,

Cincinnati, Is. Sept.-gus ft9 beute
glafmittag Elm YeriOneu3u9 Der nSentudper
GeniraI. Sobn" Der Staot Qertngton, S1.,
ndberte, ent9leiIte Die 9otOmoti0e nnb ittirSte
nebft benz @epGd= .unb &au6pa9gon BON
benz 80 SUB boben SobnOamme berab. So.
fpmotipfiibrer Sranf @atts unS SeiSer $.
6. 8uraer bliebeu auf Der SteIle toot, uno
Gonbuffeur EbOs. Nceau9bliu, Sremier
9anI. S'@onnor uno @epdfmeifer 8Obt.
Tunlor erlitten @lieberbrii1e ooer anoere
gerietungen. Z. S. gii9oI5, Der befannte
8ferbesiidter aus Yaris, Sp., trug eiuen
Siiftenbrrld, iOpie bebentlife iunere Ser
Ietunaen baron uno pirO wabrlheinlid fer.
ben. auBerOem wur6en nod Geo. Bnsb,
Shos. Gnberion aus 8aris, @ba8. s. Sabn
ans Cincinnati unb nerl9iebene anoere BAL
iaoiere perluunoet ooer nerbriibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
9Sfehnt1rfte.

Gbicago, Is. Sepi.-9tinobieb: 3Hs
fubr 5000, gerienSnug $500; Pretle oarltrs
ten srpiiden $2.5O un6 $6.15. - S9peIile ::
3ufubr $4,000, SerienSung $500; Yrelle od'
rtirten 3pii9en $3.50 uno $4.75.--S4aate
3ufubr $500, 8erieuOung tetue; PrsIle oarI=
irten 3ruii9en $1.75 uns 1926.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Sept.-9liHoole9: 3us
fubr 1900, Serienonug 200, Brelle oartEr=
ten spii9en $2.75 unO 1913. - S9pelne
3uiubr 2OOO, 8erieuoung 500; Pretle oart=
irten 3uii6en $4.OO uno $3.50. - S9aale
3ufubr 1900, 8erienSung 500; PreIle oarl=
irteu Spii6en 81. 100 nn6 $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
SlmeritaniiBs S6pEnoler TIT Gas
ftnOA4

GOronto, Ont, Is. Sept. - Die btes
ige yDRail" iagt: g2amrence Sraiuero' 9
Tau benefit Don Neuem bic ytotbmeuOigteit
cine8 umfafien6eren 2lusIieferungS Sertra-
ges srpiiden grOBbritanuien nno ben Ser.
Staaten. Die GAMBLER ieBnen ii6 feiHe9.
meg8 na9 Der @eieuidait UOn 6liiahingen
aus ben Ser. Staoten; e8 iinO Oie8 burds
ans feline tplni1euSiperbe Ginpauoerer.
&eun irgenO cine Slage iiber ibre 4nueien=
belt in Canada luut tpirb, 10 geidteBt otes
bon Seiten Der GAMBLER, oenen lolte Sc
ieui6ait aufge5pungeu miro, eber, ais BON
uniern amerifunii6en giadbarn, tuelde bic
&erantmortIifteit fiir Die begren;teu Be
ftimmun9eH oes gegenmdrttgen Sertra9es
trnaeu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
@ritifdle sanofnnStfate In 9ierffn

eagle 9 as, Ser, Is. September. -
Gin brtttldes S1nbifat faufte geitern ,4OO,-
600 ader 2anS I'M merifaniiden Staate
Goabuila. Die @n9ldnoer getuinnen lang
lam, aber ii6er Die commerSieue Suprematie
iiber ale anoereu QuslInGer i'm nGrSli6en
Oierito uno controltren bereitS iiber 2,5OO,>
600 Ider 2anb i'm Staate Goabu1la allein.
9a8 nGmli6e Spnbifat unterbanbelt gum
3pefe be8 antaufS Der uReritaniifen S1tz
fernatioualeu Sahu.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
aeine Srat1trItcetta In g6teaan.

&btca9o, Is. september. - WfapOr
9arriiOn bat Die SrOOununS, peIde ben
Srauern cine 2icen3 BON $500 auierleet,
uetirt. Der 0ta1or erfldrt, ais 6as Sod
licen3. .@eiet in Sraft trat, hGtten bic 8rauer,
Inn bic gSirtbe in Stanb ju ieten, fir ibre
Qicen5en 5u bejablen, ben Preis oes 8ieres
freiptlt9 nm jebu Brojent eruGBist, mo-.
bur6 iie ibre gintiintte nm iiber $500 900
pro Sabr Oerulin6erteH. @enn oesbaIb ben
Sranern cine 9iceui auferlegt perOe, 10 mig
ten oieielben cine boppelte Steuer beiablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
Der 9eutf6e Correspondent.
Gtne @nIaenfriit fiir Mtel.

Winntp E 9, Wfan., Is. september. -
@Ouperueur 3 0emolep 1T QutoritGt fir bic 9lns
gabe, 6aB &iel cine @algenfriit erbalten luers
0e, auein cine 9epeide aus Sftapa meloet,
bic NngeIegenbeit tper6e erit beute 9ta9mtttag
enti9ieben tperben. Nfan glaubt inOeIen
augeuetn, baB Elm aufi9nb Ser auf nd6fteu
6reitus anberanmten 9inrt4tun9 berpilIigt
Werben miro. 0tiel benabrt BEN ifOii9fen
9lei6mutb un6 i6eint eS fir total unm09li9
81 bait Ell, baB man ibn bangen tOnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
@erbrtd,ett eistes Qanoitretd,ers.

GQfOnl Benrl,l Is. Sept. = Bor nlebz
reren @ofeu lodte SEQ. @gbert, Elm 2anO=
iirei1er, 3fpei MG66en in eiHen Stau un0
i6Gnoete iie bort. 9afelbe Serbre9en ioQ
er oil benz ielben Sage an Spei an6erer 0fdoz
den oeriut]t baben. Sn Daniel Srarel'S
@iienpaarenla9er Oeri9affte er itd 6urd Die
&nsabe, er iei Elm GOfonotiufiibrer Der ugtorz
riS @fer Babn," g8auren auf Grebtt, unb
geftern Ibenb nurbe er ertappt, ais er gSert'
5eli9e aus ner r8arren=@ =@ieBerei" fabl. 0ton
fan6 in ieinen Saideu beridieOene Bapiere,
pel6e. barauf binoeuten, baB @gbert etn
G6lei4bieb 1T uno mebrere 9fdubereten be-
qQuaen hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
ST.. 8a0su0B's
NcQulireuOe 0ile1t.

S0s 9rpBe Seberz uuO 57a9enmittcI. Bols
tommen obnt 8tiIeidmat, clggout uberSogeu NIT
uH0 itQIteH.
ErNfan beobahte Die ioI9enocn Spmptoms, neIhe
uon &rGHtlclttH Der EtE6uuyngSz zSrqane berrGbrenb
ScrropluH3, lnnerltte odmorrbo0cu, 8lutaH6dus
iuug i'm &opie, Sdure i'm gluaen, ue6elfeif. esoSs
bremen, 2St5eriyilcH gegcn JtabruHg, 8oa6et ooeE
SdiUere I'M Ylogen, i0ures 2luftogen, 6ergtopIen
In6 Sttteru, @dHble BON BeeHgunq uuo @rfifen
bcj,m Segen, 8rubunG bcy Scbtr0f Buutte ooer G5es
mebe Dor ben Au4eH, Sie6er uno 6lImpfer 5bmerB i'm
Sopie, man9elbaiter SdneB, @jeIbbet Der 0dut unb
4ugeu SeenitedeH, S6mer5 in oer grtt uub ben
Slteoern un0 plUBltte 6Be unO 6reuHen0es @eTibl
Gtui9e @aben BON R0OmGn'S pileu nerSen bsn
Sorper pou allen obt9eH St0rungen befreien.
YrelS 25 Gents bic Sdadtel.
s}u babeu IN Oeu 9tputbeFett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

EaP Sm einlaoenOen III poG osgars
ten" be8 6rn. @br9tt , ito gh. SOB,
0els sgaltimoreItr., coH3ertirt Do nuer1ad
glbeno Brof. g8iHter'5 gMiit.p rp5, oeuiB
cine erireulid]e SHHoe be'oHoesS iiir bic 8e.
pobner 8eitsSaltlmores. u 2lbeuOe TiHo
in Der leFten a3ett tpleoeE laf Jiil gewOr0eH,
uno mas I'M Atto )9ga va Jlifement benz
Satie geboten pito, D9Ien't JmauS, SpeiieH
uHo SetraIlte, ~ al3elt ar mabrer 9euu5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

BS~ 8a8 anatOm' ,ihe wuisum
Neg Or. SeiOemonn an or ? IS IL Ss~ @on.
une Baltimore h6e nirS mrr roh
turse 3eit ga0fuet ieis n1S 9Eemar6 ioGte
os[egten9 esl. 'egeVSU geH SHiiitut eiHeH Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
G1nff1nfntenf.

9arriiOu, O., Is. september. - Die
nSant BON Sorriiou," gigentbum Der 9o.
Goof & Scooille, bat cine llebertragun9 por=
genommeu. Die 4ajiba betrGgen $4,000
uno Die aftipa ungeidbr eben 10 oia. Inter
ben 2Iftioa beftuoen id $500 III mertblolen
Sn0iana'er 9upnIbip Gbligntionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
Grobebett lit Shtlc.

Santiago be 6 @bile, Is. Septbr.-
Gin beftises Grbbeben erei9nete iit seitern
All Sal Sal. Die Gee nat Suriif uno groz
Ser @6reden entitano inter Den 8emobnern,
ipel9e cine uerbeerenbe 6lutbpelle befitr9tes
ton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

Seiue 3ufriebenheit nit Or. 4usuit S0s
nia's v6amburser Gropfeu" briidt !6r. Ntif.
gn,mann, pobnbaft an Der Sruntliu-Srase,
@eabiug, Benrti., rlitfelgenSen @orten aus !:
vgs siebt nidts Seiieres, fe iiuo gut fir
NleS,h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

8eun friid Sas g1aB i'm @luie i4anmt, -
luiro unI're 9aune aufgeraumt, - iobalo ote
9uIt ringsum i'm 3ampf - NIT outtl9 ,planeR
SabndsS anipf.-4ber bite: tetnen 8ne9er,
IOnbern nur Surten BON Gail & VI hteS
5u rauheu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
. te SAINT

ptrb nab anpen6un9 be5- 5arlaparilian pabrena
ibpar5g 5Ieden unb 6autausidld9e nerSen 6eietiai;
Seuleu uno geitWure beileH Itnea. 8erIousn,
nc!d1e an Sfrop6eIn, an AugeUz, Nun6s Obrens
Seinz, 9asz uno 8ruieuausitIdgsu leiben, DeIde
@ebrauh oon Sueditl6er entitlnoen fnb, fonntu
ith out Nctlung perlaiitn, Dcnu 0as SarIapauliau
9fnu9en9 lon9e dugemano, miro, nm ienen Sinbrud
oui Den Srgani5muS MAIDEN an tounen.
Glne 5abe Don bieiem tutldlt mebr 6eilelemerts,
oils ltoe5 auoerf 0ClmteI. IS piro Lbeeloffelueiie
ein9enommeH, ndbren6 man bel auoeren gr,netsH
lInlz olS lthSmal 10 ptu Hebmcn mug. 9ei Apos
tbeicrn 81 bobeu. 4rCis SI.OO ole SIafjde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
gInIprhd,e aus Dem gaimneiota'er Snotaner:
&tIege bon 1869.

Die inter benz @eieee bonn 3. 0tdrS 1885
ernannte @OmmiiitOn, melde beauftragt murz
De, Die 2luipriide 9etuiiier cOn5eiiiOnirter 0tis
litorpoiten Gambler in WinneiOta auf @nt-
idaotgung fir 2Sanren, Die 9elegentli9 Oes
SiOuT lufifan6es i'm Sabre 1862 bon SHoia=
nern geraubt wurOen, bat lbren Serift elm
gereift. Die glniprii6e belfefen ii6 I'M SAT-
sen ouf $143, 900, unO Der GOngreB bewiuigte
fir Die 3ablung 6erielben 100000. Die
@OmmiiiiOn bat inbeiien uur 9niprii9e i'm
Setrage bon $42, ,175 fir geredtfertigt geiHn.
ben. Der 8elift liegt bem Sefretdr 2amar
sur 8eguta6tuu0 Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
9ies ,,QGaGrnnh EaIif."
0fm ms NS,,hIIf,,,,,

Uiau ihtte cine 9riefmlrte an 5r. Raowah q
60, gtr. 30, gEQrreuzStr., Rem=glort.
81 Gno man iUiro Austuni crbolteu, Die EuuIsubt
peTtb 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

P6- Ssr'uds ct dmul $ aucga 6aar.
21 20 oer9erft Her. gr oerOitt Oiius
nse gaat, osE-g bic ulte 6arbe 5urlt, ia
Gun gu sIe9aHlsS y ,Oiletten Utitel NIB beilt
SnPl9Tlno nRo Sopibautz 5HdeH. Brsi5 81.
S2I ~ 9a9eE oel seth 2. Sauce, gtr. 1O8,
&SelI=Sa4aEiF reftra6e. (233-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

B y Qnce's SuiiapartlleHs
GF tFatt reiHigt 6uS 8lut uHo beilt Stros
p9eln' y copbuloie 6liiiie, trebfge 6llife,
Dto9em .diUddje uHo ale aus uHrelHem Slute
entlpp ugeHoeu 2eioeH raoltal. 9nitmeb,
85v 4matlsmuS, Yeuralsle uHo @tdlt laiieH
ii6 nur burdb 6aS 8ut uirtiam beieitigeH,
M o Dances Saiiaparillenz @rtratt IN bic
Y.rIuei, nelde 3as Doubringt Breis 81
bic Elalde. 8ei Setb 2. 6aHce, Gr.
1O8, 8sf sgaltimorsiir, lu babsH. (2SS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
reieroOufteu. .

Ser Gbef oe8 fatifii6en 8itreau8 liefert
fOlgenoe 3ablen in 9ejug auf ben gSertb Oes
@rports BON 9lin0s un0 S9meine1eii6 Ino
gitldereiprooutten ipGbrenO Oe5 DonutS 4us
gut unb ser am 1. September Os. So. been=
beten adt, reip. Sebn unb bier NfOnate. Den
s3ablen iinO be entipredenOeH 3ablen berielz
ben Periore OeS SOriabres gegeniiber geitel(t;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

8er9eBt pidlt Jlo6Wup's 80 perluugeu, unb hbsrs
Seu9t 9ut, ooB Der Shame u3taoDaq" aui Dem fie6t.
mas Sbr fauits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

Vile iest nit mebr iabrisrten Shutter tonnen melt
unter sen Serteaun9stoiten getauft peroen..
8iee eeboren 5u Den beiten Sorten lester Salon u
baben oGSu paiien6e Santen.
BIS Sum Iusuertauie offeriren mir nur 2Saaren
erIter Slafie in ben unten 9enannten Sorten.
ROYAL WILTONS $1.50 bis S1.75 be garo
2SiItonidler Sammets, elm Sqmmet@3eppin
b0c3fter Gualttdt, auf Der RHfeite sur ytahabmun9
zines dhtsn BiIton geSeibnet, 81 bis S1,25.
Aruniuftet $3.50 bis 50.
9lrminiter= u oquette, Der 10 iebr 6eIiebte Bar
Ior=2eppib, S1.25 bis 81 SO.
8riiiIeler NIT uoHem tnuiterbaItem %ern9ez
tpebe 81 bis $l.15.
TAPESTRY Sri,iTeler 40 TdOen, srtra) so
bis 80 Gents.
TAPESTRY griHeIer % GdOen, bsiteD 70
TAPESTRY gsraHeIer (Stuettcr Sorte( IS @ts.
TAPESTRY 9rHiieler (oritter Sortel 60 Sts'
TAPESTRY SrifieIer (uterter Sorte) 5O Sts'
@rtra oberieiner WuiterzINGRAIN (9anb wor-
sted uno 2Sone) 60 bis rs Gents. Sieeloe Sorte
nit 8aumnou=Sette so bis 65 Gents.
@anSwoIene Sepptbe ytttteliorte, 4o o'S
so Cents.
gSad,Stmd, BON 20 Gents bic Quuoratzgaro an
bis gum 6efen importirten. 90
Gneliidle Seorfmatten (LINOLEUMl pom 6o
Gents bis $l.25, Die bette SuBbooensSeoedun9 lut
Bfreaur unb offentIibe Sotale i'm Utartte. %
Datten-RUGS-pon 6et A 5uB bis ID 6ei ~
Tus, IoipobI tmportirte, ais einbeimhe, beitdnOis
auI Eager llno aui SeIeauR9 9emnht.
Safaos uno HaptersNatten.
WaniHa'er uuo dltneiifdJe Strobntatteh IN
Der ar06ten Auspabl unb 5u nleori9fen BreileH.
n-Do,, heEhtinp ,r5pr Qnnpr. php rnnu limit t@7NN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
WfIaiidle @infnhri1lc.

9as Gaotautt 1T BON Sem 9taatss0epars
tenient in SenntniB geiebt tuOrben, ba5 bic
SmportS0le unf rafiinirten 3ufer HnO Sgrup
in 8elgien burf eineu f6nigliden @rlaB BON
28. Suli, pie folgt, feitgeieBt WOrOeH iinO fir
3uder l. &lafe 6O.S3 6rc8. pro 100 Silo=
9ramm, fir 3uder 2. 6lafie $40 6rc8. unS
fir Oielaie BON tueniger, alS so YrO3ent
3udergebolt 19 SrcS. 6erner 1T ber laut
grlaB bonn 25. september 1884 eiugefiibrte
SmportSolt nuf Is Bro;ent er90bt tporben.
Sir 0fuaTubr nor ytIciShnoorpt, .tua gDII6e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16

&arI6rube, Is. September. - Sarer
g&tlhelm wohut tdglid) Den &rmeemanoperH
bel. @r iabrt i'll elmer Suti1e udh benz
.Sdlarplate Der Sperationen uHS itebt &C.
m0bnlif aufredt i'll Der Sar0ie, ludhreno er
Die Gemegunoen Der Sruppen beobadtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
geenbct am 81. au9. 1855 1884


Uonnt glu9uit.. s 1913, ,147. 5 $685., 500
Idt Ronate ......... 81, 4,247,516 62,947, ,275
Rino= uno Stpeinez
ten................. 73,761 ,451 71,736, $40
NilhereisNroouftc in
pier Monaten ...... 5.2s9, 9,5O4 1888, ,619
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
M q att q
StetS 80 Netlts Ole SSGaTd1e.
Or. &aOluaB'8
SAtfAR1tiAtAtt. NeIoINeftf .

H.. o...,ss.~~S - 1N Nr'eeIENtNNetttHNEN - -
SUI Srllun9'alcr ontl6en8rantheiten, StropbeIn
GhptHoiudt, Drilenlejoen, @jeiHmGre, ijrouis
ideu Rbeumattsmns, grpfpdas, gttrerz, SIds
ien= un0 9eberleioen, DpSpepiir, 9ranfbsiteu asr
Sunge uno 6es Salles, @S reiuigt Oas 8Inf
uH0 brtH8t @eInnSbett uno @raft Burl6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
Sts OtuuuHg
SatCdpdtiiEidit 2eGofpenf.

petbcS aus StoffeH pou aubroTbentIiter SsiItraIi
beltebj Uie Dies 5ur Reini9un9, Observation-Disclosures
uno 6r1lugung oes nie0er9e6Goheuen 90rpers notbs
fi6ner ' "'r''" ""'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-16
2tHs Ser 8anSesbamptitaot.
Reae grnennuHsen.

8aibtnston, 3. g., Is. September.
- YrGfibent @lebelan6 ooujog beute fol-
genbe @rneununsen: Sames 6. Heeo ium
Yofmeifer fir @Orintb, Mtii., SObn Dfcs
gSilians gum 3Olleiunebmer fir YrOpt-
bence, &.>S., SObn g. Sa9er gum 3Oletn=
nebmer fir Gan 6run3iscO, Sal, Bm. s.
Mfcatnnte gum 3Olletnnebmer fir @ugas
hoga, o, Sobn Flanagan gum 3oaeinnebs
mer fir ben iiOliden 9iitrttt BON Oregon.
Sas 9rantssNonument Ser ,,9ranS sIrms. "
Sr. Sobn Cameron, @eneral. a6iutant Der
v8ranb Arnl1 OF the 9epubltc," uer0ffentz
lidt heute eirlen @eneralbefebl, peIder in
&nbetraht oeS bon ben WtglieOern Der Or
suniiation einitimmig gebesten &uHideS,
Sem @eneral grant Elm 0entmal 3u ieBen,
anOrbnet, ba6 iebes WtitglieS Der n@rano
armD" Is Gents fir bieien 3wed beifeuerH
iol. Der Ylat fir bic @rri6tung oes
UionumentS, 3eit Der Gntbiillung II. |. NJ.
fn6 bnr4 ein ipater Su ernenuen0e8 &onltte
81 beitimmen, uno 9tameu, Stang uuo &e'
giment Derjenigen, tpeldle @elO fir Oas
9eHfmal beifteuern, iOllen in Elm Bud eilrz
getra9en mer6en, bon nel9em ieSer PoIten
elm @remplar erbalten iou.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-30
MARYVILLE
Normal and Preparatory
SCHOOL

The Fall Term Of this School
will begin Tuesday, Sept. l,
1885. Every department of
this School will be provided
with COMP etent Teachers.
The School affords many ad.
vantages to those intending to
teach. Especial attention will
be given to Bookkeeping and
Elocution.
The High School Department
is extensive, including an ele-
mentary course i'll all the
Sciences, in Mathematics and
in Greek, Latin and German.
The Dormitories affords cheap
means for Boarding to both
sexes. A matron will have
charge of the Girls Dormitory
For any further informotion
or circulars, address
TIMOTHY WILSON, Principal,
Maryville, Tennessee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-30

town, and in another, pictures of
our presidents and statesmen down
to Webster.
The fountains in the Park are
especially very fine. None of them
are so gigantic as the one in Han
over, but they are quite numerous
and have fantastical shapes. The
trees arc trimmed in various
shapes, cones, pyramids, &C., some
of them looxing at distance like
hay-stacks. All together, it is a
very attractive place. The scenery
along the Seine between here and
Versailles, and Paris itself, seen
from the high bank of the Seine, is
very beautiful.
The cholera in Spain seems to
produce no excitement whatever in
Paris. The people do not ex-
pect it to return here this season.
Well, it is time to 60 to church, so
l must lay this aside.
/ have returned and taken my
breakfast (1l-12 A. NJ. I heard a
good sermon on the love of country,
&c. 1t was in Protestant Church;
such churches, however, are few,
and poor. The ratio of Protestants,
according to the Priest, is only Ito.
The government is bitterly opposed
tO anything that savors of religion.
1 went to the Grand Opera House
on Friday night, in order to
see the house and hear one play in
the finest opera house in the world.
1t was "Dutch treat" The per-
formance lasted from to II; the
music was good, but did not seem
better than some l heard in Ger
many. The house is simply mag
nificent. The site of the building
cost 100000, and the house $780,
600, and covers an area of nearly
8 acres, although it seats only 2,155
persons. T. L. N.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-30
ROderick Rockers Racket.

EDITORS TINES:
What has been said here lately
in your paper and the Knoxville
press concerning the corruption in
law courts in Knoxville and Knox
County, I believe it is like fools and
wise men-something to be found
everywhere, more or less. Tom
Carlyle says: "What are Chancery
and certain law courts for chimneys
for the smoke, develtry and con-
tentiOn of men to escape BY" One
reason why these things are car
ried on is because the people, it
seems to me, delights in being hum
plugged. If they would talk and
write more against this curse there
would be less of it. Last winter
was a year ago, I believe, I was in
the court house a day or two, time
of our circuit court, and the court
was about two days in trying a
frivolous case or two, concerning
sOmeioose women, stiumpets, who
had been before the courts time
and again before. And while the
cases were being tried there were a
great many men in and around the
Court house, idle. Some had bust
ness in the court, waiting to get it
attended to, while I believe a great
many others had none. And be.
sides these there were about three
hundred horses, innocent dumb
brutes shivering in cold January
rain; and these women, to whom
the court was trying to weigh out
justice to pennyweight or a grain
were not worth a team of mean
kicking mules.
very often hear people com.
planning about lawyers and politi.
clans getting drunk. If we are
fools enough to furnish the furnish
the necessary law suits, we should
not complain so bitterly when the
lawyer is so foolish as to get drunk
RODERICK ROLKER.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-30
The Best Single.

The best single we have seen is
made from the Long Leaf Pine of
Georgia. They are all the same
width and are made from the heart
of the tree. When you buy 1000
you get that number by count; you
do not have to pay for the space be-
tween the shingles, as you do when
they are measured. They are 10
inches in length and six inches can
be exposed to the weather. In ev-
cry six courses you save one course.
If one hundred feet long you save
800 shingles. Come in and see the
sample Of these shingles left at our
Office. T. j. Youmans 4 Co., Knox.
vile, sell these shingles.