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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
8. s.. Sera,
SemtideS Sparbanf b. Baltimore,

nag Or. Chalmers 5eiItinttur
furitt Nspepite, Migrane, Sldblu9t, Soo'
bremen rnb ale Qeioen, bic unoroHlln9en
i'm Waaen entfammen. Bet NerpentraHf'
heiteu III fte ems Der beiten Nittel, oa iie To-
fortiqe 9inberung idafft uHO in fur3er 3ett
Sieliiua betpirtt. Yreis 81 bic Slalde. 81
boben bel Setb g. 9ance, Nr. 10S,
@eftz Baltimore zStraBe. t233-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

brinat elm grOBes Sdifi gum Sinten, unO
mas anfdngli9 elm seriu9er 9uiteu iAeint,
aipfelt lei9t in S6miubiu9t, weun niGt bel
3eiten @ttpas Sagesen sstban miro. @esen
Gd)uinolu9t, Die Elm Strofeaeioen Der Sum
oe III, uno segeu ale Slut= uuS Sauttranfz
Reitsn bat 3r. Yterce's Golden Medical
Discovery (soloeue mebt3iuiidle gHtbets
tuua) uiht hires @lei4eu. Sei 9lpotbetern.
(53,5,7t&D10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Gin Wt4tpndr oeS Soetid)la9S
fiberfiihrt.

$ittSburg, Yenni., 2. Wdr3. - Mils
ton @eIton, Der @bicaso'er NtilliOnar, mel,
der Der &ufreiSun9 ;u bem aufrlbr bel ben
@asqueuen su Murrabsuille augeflagt mar,
1T aeifern bes Soolidlass fir i4ulois erflGrt
mopben. 9as Seroitt Der @ei6woreneu ba=
firte auf ote Sbatiude, oaB bel bem &ufrubr
Elm Rann, Namens ababiab Sapmater ers
ld,laaeu tpurbe. gBeiton lam nit bis ;u II
Sabren gefdn9n,s unO $1,000 gslObube be-
frat iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
sl,,i Der Gei;e nad, ssaSbtastoa.

4lbanpr W.zY., 2. Wtdr5. - Brdlioent
Gleuelanb, a9tb. Daniel 0tanning, Sberft
Dan. g. 2amont rRb Seren 6anlilien reiiten
Inn $40 beute abeno auf einem GrtraSu9e
ser ,0eItsSbore@ @Sabn" mad SerIep= =@itp
ab, Inn ii6 BON bort aus mad 9Saibinston 5u
beaeben. Sr. @leuelanb bat bem Brdiioens
ten Grtbur sei4rieben, er lei bur9 beretts
aetroffene arrangements seSwungen, Srn.
Srtbur's freuublid,e @iulaoun9, morgeu
glbeno nit ibul i'm rsSetBen 9aule" Su ipets
len, obSulebnen.
giur wenise Yerioneu waren bel Der abz
fahrt oes @rtra5u9es auf oem al6anp'er
8abnbofe anrpeienO, inoem Die gldne bes
Srn. Glepelanb sebeim sebalten luaren. Der
3ug mirb ;wii6en bier unb 8aihin9ton
nir9enos aubalten, auBer I'M ben Seiiel nit
g8aiIer ;u periebeu, uno 9e9en llbr morgen
friih in Der Sunoesbauptt tabt anlan9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

py Birb es lid beaabIen? ia
pobl besabltes fid, cine S4adtel 9anee14er
SafIaparilas 8lutpillen itets i'm Sauie 3n ba'
ben uno bic gan3e camille p0ais seiunS ~
erboiten. Yreis 25 Gents bic Sdadtel. 81
babeu bel Setb 9. 9auce, Nr. 108. w.
Bultimoreftrabe. (233-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Runi3tpaltpablett tn Waiue tlno
ctntttn

auguta, Mle., ?. Dtdr5. - 5n alien
StGoten 0taine'5 fanOeu beute D&uu5ipat
mableu itatt. SH BOrtldnO blieb bic Utags
or5mubl uncutihieOen, iu6em teiH @anOiOat
cine Dlajoritdt aler abgegebeneH Stimmen
erbielt. Die 9emOirateu iiegteu Den IOmett
oorliegeubeH Serittcn na9 IN &uburn uuO
2emifou. Die &epubIitauer in Bath.
9ubuque, Sa., ,. Wd5.-0te Demo
fraten iie9tcu bel ben beutigeu Vtuni3tpal
mableu in 3ierSDtqe, garlUIae, Sttummd,
burlington uuO Die &epublitaner III 0e5.
N(oines. Die g8Oblberiu1te iiuO nod iebr
uupolliGuOio,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

Dlnu gebe, potin man mole, iiberaa miro
Or. 8nl'S v6uiteu=S =Sprup" gebrautt;. Oieie
Eopularitdt bat er eiHji9 uu6 auetn letHer
Site uuO Birtamteit 5u Ueroanteu. RretS
25 geutS, (53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
SermeintltGe Sei6tBer Glepe.
InnS,S

4lbanp, N.s9., 9. MdrS.-3wei Wtdns
ner, tueldle iid auf perbGttt9e 9Setie in Der
llm9ebung oeS &oUner'i6en 9auieS, Der
@obnung beS 6rn. .@rouer g. @lepelano, untz
bettrteben, nuroen beute Sormtttag BON ben
@ebeinpoliSiiteu 9mDer unb Otorris oerhaf=
tet, alf Der BoltjeiItatiOn le0of pom Sberz
fen 0mt9bt 2alprence alS 5uet 9tetuzYorfer
@ebeimpolijilten, NamenS SbonIaS @ratg
uno Sbeooore gSaloron, ioenttfiSirt. sic
IteIen in 9ienen elmer Yriuatagentrr, beren
6auptqlartier iif) in 9ir. 304, SrOaOmap,
ytetuzg)orf, befinbet. 9a iie iid) peigerteu,
ben 3ped ibres 6ierieinS mitSutbeilen, 10
nur6en iie Su cinem fernereu Serb0re beige
Itedt. @lan Uerlnutbet, NaB te BON 6reun=
beu 0eS Srn. Gleuelano obne beGe1 gStiien
BEN Iiu0, nm oen neuerrpa9lten Braiioenten
gegen ctwaige slngrifie, ipie ite ihm lett ben
letten pGar gSod)en bGufig bur4) anon1ne
Sriefe an9ecrobt morOen itno, 81 ifiisen:
(SpGter.) - BoIiSeid)ef gStuaro erbtelt
beute gtadmittug cine 9epeid)e pom 8oIiietz
Snipettor SprneS iolgenoen Snbalts: p0te
@efangenen iiu0 all right. 0aBt iie geben!"
8eibe MGnner puroeu ooraufbln entlahen.
Snipeftor SnrneS FAM uut 2.40 beute 9tad)s
mittag bier oil. Gr a9te, ob9letf er mtlle,
0aB sic Serbafteten in Der Ausnbuu9 lbrer
gfidten besriiien wuren, 10 babe er Oenuod
iene 5epeiGe nidt abgei4ift, benn er iei I'M
i'll ubr beute SOi hittag in 9eieli6aft bes
Sberffen 0turpbp BON gteiu=9ort abgereiit,
mGbrenp bic Swei @ebeinpoliSiiten crit nm
IL ubr Sorrittags Oerbaftet wurOeu. IS
erbeut, baB bic @ebeimpoli5iten einem De-
frauoanten auf Der Spur pareu unb eenlel=
ben cine 8ofe lang III Der llm9ebung BON
Gleuelano's gSobnung perfolgten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

gtem gorf, ,. MlGr3. 3.-Gcueral @raut
befanO ff beute SOrmittag 5ientlif iuobl,
uuo oaS nugencbme gSctter ibeiut elneu
'oiinitigeu @miluB aui ieiue gcbenSfrdite aus
5uiiben. Gr iit nod INNER nit Der 2luSarbei
tuug iciuer RCmOiren beifdftigt.
G8 lit nod Speiielbait, oh @eneral @rant
ipeiB, mas ietuc gterSt2 bon ieiuem .3uitnnoe
bulten mo mas in BEN 3citUugeu uer0feHts
idJt mirO.
6ran5i8co, ,. 0tdrj. @eueral
6rauciS 90r, Elm ebemaltgcr Sffi3ier Ser
Unions 9trmee uno marmer Serebrer@rant'5 !,
bat beu Flan angercgt, ben trauten Grs Bra
fiOenten bierber Su briu3eu uu6 ibut eine
if0ue g8Obuung nmit.eu eiues groBen 8einz
bergS Su ijbermadeu. Diebrere un0ere ret9e
Galifornier erboteu iid), NIT 0arr ju cooperiz
rem uuo alle entitebeuOen Soften 81 beiireiten.
Der GOr6lOg ,uuroe Ocm General @raut
mitgetbeilt, oileu 2etterer telegrapbirte ges
fern 3urid, e5 lei inn porlaufig uum0glib,
bic 6eiie uadl Californian III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Nir. .Sflnhnntnfrnne.

g8idjit q, SuniaS, 2. Wdr3. = General
Sat9 truf geftern abeno pom artanias bier
Elm. Gr idgte, baB er 20 @Ompa9nie 'n8rHp-
pen I'M Snoiuner- Serritorinm iteben uno an
qouseu Salt- SOrtz8iuer Piquet5 itationtrt
babe, 10, baB bic Boomers" ui4t paiFren
f1unen. Oiittlerpeile iiub 2ebtere auBerOrz
bentlid) riibrig. Su ibrem 5auptquartisr
III 4rfania8z@itp fnO brei @lertS beifdftigt.
Die ginnnbmen an 0titgliebge gebiibreu betraz
aeu etna $1OO ben Gag. Sieb =6iiroeu gi6t
es iii Sflabama ntAt nlebr. SeoeS @ebduoe
unO ieOer 3aun wurOen i'm OeraOhenen Cont
msr nieosrgebranut. Geueral 6atd ertldrt,
ouB er nit Der 9rOBteu Strenge OerfabreH
tueroe.
gerdaf' 0ir's Seite uuS SiGigfe. Sal,
patton Sel" briugt i'm 9auoumOrebsu Sin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

@ls Sdmer5pertil9er tommt fein 9iui-
meut i'm Martte benz rSaloatton=Sel" 9let4.
preis fiiniunb3man5i9 @ents. (5S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
g8eitcre sarttte ecatn Gnardiitcn ia Der
EL6gtOcia

Sern, ,. 0dr3.-9ie Seb0roe 1T nit cis
ncr griiuoli6en lluteriuduHg Der llmtrjebe
Der @HurdiitCn in allcn Sbeilen Der Sdjluei5
beiddftigt. gteue Serbaftungen itHOcH tag.
lid itatt. 0tebrere Der am leBten Sreitage
0erBafteten%er0Gdtigen iinb wteOer entlaiien
pOr0eu.
@euf, ,. Mdr;. - Die Yoli;ei bat baS
8etrieb8material Der anar9iitiiteu 3eituug
u9IepOlte" nebit elmer groBen 2In5abl Sriefe
init Geif1n1 hPlrnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
@initnri etmes @oteLs IN F6Im.

S0ln, 2. M}dr3. - 9aS u9om- -0Otel"
iliir5te bcute fritb Suiammen, iebod ereigz
uete iid Der Gjniturj allmd6lig, 10 OaB ale
&epObner 3eit butteu, lib III Siderbett i'll
briugcl. 2aS 6Otcl ioltte im 6riibiabre az
geriheu uno 0urd Elm ncueS gebduoe erieBt
mCrnCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

Sn iebr auerfeuuenOer Beiie ipribt F9
6riebrih Suia, 0uiHep, SaS,, iiber Or.
Ausuit S0His's r6amburser 6amilieHsRes
biSineAr aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
40. Gonsres.-S.pette Sisans.

Samge HatltftB@msea beiocr 5GuIer.-Sd,la6=
@erbenoInmsen aber Die 9erwtaisansss
biu. - RepraSemtant ggias Teat einem
mest,pirot8en antras, ueldsr slH&lid,: :r
gSeife perporfen tpiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
6. u. Grttfent.on,
aaeIHt8er 6isent6itntSr, y -
@rnnt,S @efinncir.

J)ike's Babawrb- -GrOpfGn eiStt 9Sli:S gstnu,s IL
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Summa. ma.............s17263,O75 6s

Sbigc Setrdge, iiua ousihlieBlib Der
Sumnl,lI, welde 5nr SerHiuOerIug Der 9ta.
tionaiiGulo ODER Silgung Der 3iuien beSablt
muroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
BALTIMORE, MD.

5oipt, aud uon apparaten unb Sanoasen far aae
srtrn 8erunffaltuneen Il. Wi6btoungen oes menlpz
IidDen Sorpers 9anejdbrise prattiihe GrIabrun9en,
neld1e min uns in europa uie audb In oieiem Sanoe
erporben, finb Speiiesobns Die nriaden unieres ge.
iddftszSrIolees. Sas leibenoe Bu6lttum, iueldes
nod por elmer furjen Spanne 3eit ietne SeohrTnne
I'm fernen Sften befrie6sen mlBte, finoet nunmehr
in SoItimore nid1t nur enen Iieterun9sfdbtsen Ta@
brttanten, Ionoern au elm completes Eager openers
YeionSere bos Iei6enbe IbIitum m0dten mir auJ
(ere auatcutiidl eprreft geformten Srmdl bant
Der oufmertiam MAIDEN. Ne9r, oIs 10000 Nts
confuItlren Srl. gBllms uno puroen nit einem du@
Ber preispiirOisen, bauerbaiten, bic Seoen erIei7
terrben Sruhbanoe perIeben.
rnIer 9an,en Separtemcttt, bon competenter
fpeibIier Sebenun9 eeeitet, enbdlt Elm uonfdnoges
qaaer BON nnterIeibs binoeu, Spriseu, Rtt6s
aratsbaItern, Ssrii6en, S6rrobren &c. &C.
llnier Eager finitIidler Renidlen; 1uaen IN
bos 6eoeuteriofte Iioh bon yfefp=9ort. (Sebr1,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
srtttials gserbsoffiiere int NIIaa.

8erlin, 2. Mdr;. - g8ie bereitS nit
getbeiIt, bat Die StrnBburger 8Oli;ei ermits
telt, buB britii9e g8erbeOifi5iere III @iOiltraft
eridtenen finb uno inS9ebeim 9tetrnteu fir
Die britiid)e 2rmee anwerben. geueral 0ilHs
teufiel bat ftrenge 8efeble erIahen, I'M Der
artige @erbungen 81 OerbiuOeru. Die gSerbe=
OffiSiere werben, iall8 man iie bel ibreu Inn
trieben ertappt, feftgenommen uHO iiber bic
@reuSe ipeOirt lperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

Stano ieBen 81 laIicu, Sunit eiu Armescorps
aus Suoieu Uorriiden uno SabEl beleBeH
fDnne.
IS UerlGutet in gclpiiien &reiicn, oa6 eiH
Srieg nit 3iuBlanO oil eiHem S5ddre bGH9t,
rno oaB Die lluterblnoluugen beiiglid Der
ai9baHtGeu e>reuSe III cine iebr beosntIc}e
Ehaie aetrtten fine. I0r. Seiiar, Der rlIrd}t
GomntI0r, bat iQ!dJ ertreme 60r0erungen
geiiellt, ooB fie GHGlano iiberbdupt nld)t III
@npQgnng iiebcH tanu uuo Elm Uourduoi9er
SehNfldg Nts @'reu5berid)tigungSplaneS jH
belurftcn ltcbt. Gin baloigeS GorrlIden Der
rHIiiIden GruppCN gegeH 0eratpiro eupGrtet.
Carl @'ranUIIe tldte beute Dem rulrdeH
gItnllter oe5 9tUSlpartigeu cine Wtd)tl9e telt=
9ropbt'd)e 8tpeide iber Die Seebun5 &C.
mtiIer aui aigb0uilhem @ebiete gele9entr
4pntte, lrcid1e Die HGdJ Sabul uAo Qerat IuBz
reuben EG0c bebGrrldleu, hurh rulltid)e 2rltp-
yen. 8te Gepeldle fiibrt eiue 10 ennbte0ene
Spradje, baB ite fait emem illtlmatHm an
8uBlano glcid) tomnlt. Sie ertldrt, eng
LAMB lei inter alien lluliGuoeu eiltldlOileH,
bie itrute9i6cu Funfte III 9lfgbaniftau, bcren
SccupatiOn 6lrd 9fuiieu Die britit)e perr>
idait i'll SH6ieu geidbrocn !oiiroe, Su IAiser.
6erner Weroe @robbritaunieu inter fetuen
llmltdnNen Die 2lbtreiung trgcno etnes Z bet
les non }lf9banlitaH al fnBl0ES getdttel.
Cine Abihrift Der 9epeide wurOe all cen
Sice=S0nig BON 9nOien gedidt, unO Oerielbe
erbielt SefebI, Dem gnir bon 2tfgbantitan
nIit;utbCilen, bdB tbu @Hglauo ge9eu GQe
llebergrifie 0{uBlanO'S ihiigen werOe.
Seberau, ,. 0tdrS. = Die ruiTi6en
Niitglieocr ser afgbaniihen @reni. ni.GOmmiiz
iOn baben BEN Sefebl erBalten, tnl Ntat mad
Der @renje abjureiieH.
2oubou 8. MGr;. - Sin llcbereinfom.
men beSiiglid) Der afgbuuiideu 6rage lit pom
Carl @ranplle nit 9tublanb er;ielt morbeu,
Die 9aupt1reitfra9e = oaS 9fed)t oer 9lfgba=
nen, 8enjb0eb 81 beiesen - ii auf Sor=
idlag OeS 6ru. BON @ters Der brtttif) sruiit=
i6en @ommiiiiou iiberiuieien ruoroen, tuelfe
bic &ugelegsnbeit I'M Serein nit tbrem Sez
ri6te iiber Die ufgbaniide gren3e beritdittl-
tigen iOu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Cine Streitfra9s atptid,en 5talica, Spaitiet
uno pcm Yatifan.
ger O3eburtston oes @apftes,

9om, 2. Mdr3.-0er Bupt feierte beutt
ieiueu IS. @eburtStag. 9u elmer AntIuort
ouf Die @lidpiiuiae Der Sarotndle daBerte
er tiefes 8eoaueru iiber bic gegenmartl9e
Sage oes 4apittbum5 uuO erfldrte, weoer er,
nod irgeHS elmer ieiuer yfa9folger Tonne
jemalS Die SituatiOn, pie iie jett Jet, accep'
tiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Gin Supplemental. gsertrae nit spautem.

Die ieit ntebreren @O9en 3uii9en Dem
Geianbten Softer unO Nem bieiigen ipaut-
iden @ei0nOten 9efiibrteH llnterbanolungen
baben III Dem 9(bi9lnB zines Supplemen=
tar Sertrags in 8ejug ouf ben 6auoeI ;pi-
ifen BEN Ser. Staaten, Cuba uuO YOrto
Nico reiultirt.
Die banptid6li6eu SeriuSeruugen all
benz &ertra9 beiteben oartn, OaB Der Sabatz
unb @igarrenSoll nur Inn 20 anltatt nm 80
BroSeut rebuSirt tpirO, uno oaB and Die
SerOronnngen in 8eSug auf Die ;oGfreie
@infubr BON ;3uder bei6rdnft fueroelt. 9ie
6riit, biHuen wel9er Der @ongreB ben Ser
trag ratifi5uen mug, miro bis sum IS. @tai
1886 ausgeoebut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
tage GugeHOmuteH,

8criiu,2. Wtdri.-Sm &ei6Stage fanO
beute sins beige 3ebatte iiber Die BON Der
JiCgieruns Uerlun9te SeripilIigung iiir Same
rungS fatt. 6iirit SiSmard ertldrtc, baS
gSerf Der Solomi0tion f0Hue uum09lia fort
geiett Werben, Uenn Nie 9tegieruHg gc5unn
gen iei, ie0e 6Or0eruug tbatidhGd) pom
9(eidStage 81 er5mitgcn.
Die fcinblidje Salttng be8 9teidStagS ar
bette ben ausw6rtigen DtGdteu in Die l0dn0e,
unO ipirfe eiuen b0dit Ru9tbeili9en @tnanB
AMI Die llnterbGnOlungen nit bemielben ans.
Die SerlpiQigung iuurOe iflteBlid tm @tn=
tlauge nit oeu Gmpfeblungen oes @orite'8
anQenommeu. gtur bic polnii6en uuo oSias
liitfIdeu 0titolieoer ftinlnteu naQeder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
lranfreinl iinn China

Sbangbai, 2 Rdr3. aOmiral Gour.
bet bat ben 9iingpOilbB blOtirt uno bombar-
Dirt bic SaieHitaOt @bingz6di all Der Rtiu.
ouug ienss 8iu6es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
arn,,;Snid1e @etraipe,5ue.

BuriS, 2. Diars. = Die 9eputirtentam=
mer I6loB beute Die Debate iber bic Sc
traioeS6ae uuO ieBte eiHen 3oa bon Sranc
80 Gentimes fir Gerfe uuO pom 6ranc8 50
Gentimes fir Gerite, pelhe Iber europaiz
ife 3wii4enbdfen impOrtirt WirO, ieit. Der
porgei4IugeHe 3oa aui gtai8 wurbe Oermor=
len,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Yritiidle lleberorifie III Ramerums

8erIiH, ,. Ntdr;. - gfadriG)ten ans
Samemns Sufolge lit all UeridjieOeueu Sr,en
in ben SamerunTer Bergen Die engltlde 6lag=
&c aufgeSogen iUoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
eas madltae spanien.

Maorio, 2. WGrS. - gSeitere befttge
@r0eridiitteruugeu traten geItern 3u Grand
oa, 2oje uno Alb0ma Elm, uno cine Anjabl
6Guier in ieneu Stdoten murOe jcritOrt. AuS
oen bena6barteu 90rieru ltegen nod tetue
gtad)ridten Dor, alleiu man befitrftet, oaB
ueues 9rOBe8 llnbeil bort anaerihtet mors
ben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

Serliu, 2. Didrs. - Die pTorooeuti4e
3eitung" erfldrt iat 8etreff Der aigAGntIhen
9rage, Der einsige mirtlife Strettpuntt be-
ftebe in Der Dale Peujbeb, ruel4e i'm IeBten
CONNER BON ben afghaneu beiett iuurOe.
Gein britilder ober ruifiher Staat8mann
uiirbe iubefen oaraH oeuten, Oieie an9e-
leaeubeit gum "casus belli" gu MAIDEN.
Qouoon, 2. Wtdrs. - gtahriateu aus
9eberon meloen, baB Cir Beter 9umSOeH
oas britii6e MttslieO Der ufgbanii4en 9ren3.
GommiiIon, su @alran oOer SirltH auge.
tommea ilt, uuo OuB Die 8ufen ibre Sor.
poften iibli1 uou Buli=Sbatum biz 3uliugal
uuo Benioeb oorgeihObeu babeu. Gin per
fiideS 8latt mel6et, Der GuIir BON af9bani
ian babe Geiebl erbalten, ben 8eg uOu pc
rat dber Sabul uad Bei4awur ictort II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03
Die benpritsbenSe Saaasuration.
Sic sluflagfn fegcn 2'anoesmatI6aa
gSrigbt.

9aS 6onSsGomite iir 9(usgaben i'm Suiii3=
9epartement, weldes Die 2tnflageu gegen
oen@incinnatier 8unbe8mari6al Got gSri9bt.
in 8esug aui oefien Serbalten 9elegentlif
Der Sbioer Staat8lpabl unteriUdJte, bat ben
fiiriIi6 nttgetbeilteu Springer'i9e 9en Seri6t,
tpelGer ben Waridall altf'S S9Grflte taoelt,
nit 9egen 4 Stimmeu angeuommeu. Die
Glauiel, melfe Die Abietung oes Mari1als
empfteblt, ipIrbe jeOOt1 0Orber aus Dem Se=
rttte geifrifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-03

IN alien slpotBrFen Sp babeW,
, 1885-07-18
origin OF Mosquitoes.

The Indipns have a very satisfactory
account of the origin of the Montezuma
mosquitoes. The legend runs thus: There
were in times of old, many moons ago,
two huge feathered monsters permitted by
Manitou to descend from the sky and
alight on the banks Of the Seneca river.
Their form was that Of q mosquito. They
were so large,that they flew toward the
earth. Standing on either bank, they
guarded the river, and stretching their
long necks into the canoes of the Indians
as they attempted to paddle along the
stream, gobbled them up as the stork king
in the fable gobbled up the frogs. The
destruction Of life was so great that not ar
Indian could pass without being devoured
in the attempt. 1t was long before the
monsters could be exterminated, and then
only by the combined efforts of all the
Cayuga and Onondaga nations. The
battle was terrible, but the warriors finally
triumphed, and the mammoth mosquitoes
were slain and left unburied. For this
neglect the Indians had to pay dearly.
The carcasses decomposed and the parti-
cles, vivified by the sun, flew off in clouds
of mosquitoes, which have filed the coun-
try ever since.
, 1885-07-18

lonr Lsndon snnhnll

Some years ago, suffering from n Sc
we're attack Of eczema, for which ! could
get no relief, while walking one evening
in my garden, and in great pain, / hap
pened to cast my cye upon q snail, and
as my leg was burning and the snail
looked so cool, | at once rubbed IL over
the itching part. and found immediate
relief 30 much so that l got two or three
more, and breaking OF the shell, APP
piled them, letting it dry in; that night
! slept IN perfect ease, ami, Of course.
followed up my new-found remedy, and
in q few days the eczema was all gone,
and, ] am thankful to say. never re-
turned. | have recommended the same
to my friends who have suffered the
like complaint, and all have found re-
lief. 1t is also an almost infallible cure
for skin diseases, anil deserves to be
better known than it is.
, 1885-07-18

DR.. w. D. Wright, Cincinnati, o.,
sends the suhjoined professional endorse
ment Il have prescribed DIR. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs in a great
number Of cases and always with success.
One case IN particular was given up by
several physicians who had been called IN
for CONSULTATION with myself. The patient
had all the symptoms of confirmed con
sumption-cold night sweats. hectic fever,
h~arrasing coughs, etc. He Immediately
commenced to get better aud was soon re-
stored TO his usual health. / found DR..
VIM Halls Balsam for the Lungs the
most valuable expectorant for breaking
up distressing coughs and colds.
, 1885-07-18
AamInI.trnlor,. NolIcr
TERRITORY or WYOMING,
NOrNry nr IAp..ur Na-

TERRITORY or WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE, ss'
Notice is hereby given that on the 22i
day of june, A. ID. 1855, letters Of adj
ministration of the estate Of Amasa 4.
Converse. deceased, were granted to the
undersigned by the probate court in and
for the County of Laramie, in the Terri.
tory of Wyoming. All persons having
claims against the said estate are required
10 exhibit them TO the undersigned for
allowance within six months after the
date Of said letters Of administration, OF
they mey be precluded from any benefit Of
sid estate, aud If said claims be not ex.
bibited within one year from the date Of
the said letters thev shall be forever de-
barred. CLEARANCE w CONVERSE.
Truman B. Hicks,
Administrators
, 1885-07-18

John Bach McMaster, tho historian,
thus describes the American beau Of
leu0: "lhe %pantaloons Of q beau went
up to his armpits to get into them WIS
a mornings work, and, when in, to sit
down was impossible. His hat was too
small to contain his handkerchief, and
was not expected to stay on his head
His hair was brushed from the crown OF
his head toward his forehead. and
looked, as a satirist Of that day truly
said, as il he had heen lighting on an
old fashioned hurricane backward.
About his neck was a spotted linen
handkerchief; the skirts OF his green
coat were cut away to a mathematical
point behind.
, 1885-07-18

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, ,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE. o.
In the first judicial district, Caleb p. Or
gan vs.. The Great Wyoming Mining
company, docket 4, No. IS.
Notice is hereby given hat by virtue. of
a special execution issued out of the dis
trlct court of the first judicial district,
Territory of Wyoming, on the LIST day
day of June, \. d. 1885, in the above en-
titled case and to me directed as sheriff of
Laramie county, and commanding NE to
sell the property hereinafter described, |
shall offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the front door of the court house in the
City of Cheyenne, county and territory
aforesaid. on Monday the 9th day of July,
A. d. 1885, at > o'clock = m, the fol
lowing property, to wit The east Of
the n W and the n W Of the n e of
section 7, township 80, n r GO W, and all
of what is known as the Rochelle mine,
that is situated outside of the boundary of
the aforesaid land, together with what is
known as the Green Monster mine, join
ing the aforesaid Rochelle mine, together
with all buildings situated on said lands.
n. n CRAId,
Sheriff of Laramie county
Dated this 4th day of June, A. ID.
1855, at Cheyenne, Laramie county. Wyo.
Notice is hereby given that the above
sale is adjourned until Monday, July 20,
A. d. 1885, at 10 O'Clock a m.
n. n. CRAIG.
Sheriff Laramie County.
Cheyenne, June 10, 1885.
, 1885-07-18

In writing of that country, Mr.. O.. S.
MeLain, a prominent real estate dealer,
30I fifteenth street, Denver, Col. says;
Il removed here from Iowa in 1874. As
a healthy country, Colorado has proved
to be equal to my most sanguine cxpec-
t%ations. The air is clear pure and light.
The water here in Denver is obtained
from a~rtesian Sells, COO feet deep, which
are numerous in this city. and free from
alkali. mineral faint and vegetable mat
ter, but in many places the water is i'm
pregnated with alkili. and persons not
accustomed to it are almost certain to be
taken with cramping pains in the stom
ach, diarrhga or bowel complaint of some
| form; and right here | wish to give my
friends and the public a bit of advice,
which il based on elevensyears' expert.
ence. Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhna remedy is a certain cure for al
kali poisoning, cramping pains and diar-
rhea. It's Il remedy | would not do
without for any consideration, and | have
heard many such expressions from per
sons who have tried it. Sold by w. n.
Hunt.
, 1885-07-18

II HAS been decided that an Indian
can't hold a post Office. That may be
but he can hold a good deal of dirt.
, 1885-07-18

SOME one suggests that coquettes ought
to make good postmistresses, as they
know how to handle the males.