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g Sdlnecftltrut.

8eter8bxrg @irg., 10. 2lpril. = Sin
beFtiger Sdneeiturm be9anu beute frttb,
melfer gegenwdrtig (11 llbr Sormltta95)
nod iortoauert. Gem SdHee gtug &egsh
ooraus. g2uhrdten ans ggndburg ergeben,
baB e8 aud bort ben gau5eH Sormitta9 9es
ifueit hat.
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9rduoe.

6olgeuoe 8erluite ourh 8rdnoe puroen
9eifern telegrapbiit gemeIbet: Die oobe!=
mible Der 66. ISM. Crane & S0Ane, iomle
eiue anitoBenOe @ieBerei in gtew,Dtartet,
Snt., $4,000; s. :. Bed's g8Obubans 81
MpmOutb, Ddd., S12, 900; cine Retbe BON
g&obnbduiern gu 5erartaua, rs, $l2 2,000i
bic pSpeet aterzgtible" 5u Sweet 8ater,
Senu., $4,000.
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Slntt8c Eol9cu ciner @cIGlditSs
ipcrre im ocr @eIcb9e0un8 BON
SCuuciIEc.

9taibOilie, Genu., 10. April. - 9tab
Sertagnrg Der gcieb9cbung geiteru NbeuO
feHcrte NiiliSQudfor Guruer SWeimal All
41nt NIc@aruer, eiueu 0cmotrat.u, mslhcr
Partei fir Die Uerb0iteteu SeuatOrtu ergrii=
fen bate, uno bratte oemielben ;wei leitte
6leiIfmuuOGn bel. 0}t@arUer pertbeioigte
itd) nit emGm Weiier unO Ueriette Euruer
mcbrerc tieie Slide. Iiau glaubt, oaB Eur=
HtrS &erleBun9en t0OtItdl ilnO.
Ser @al9en.
u ~ y orf, 10. april. s. 0huS,
melher dm 6. Sttober 1888 i'll Gl9ollpu lcme
6rou ermorocte, puroe fur; und) 10 lllr
heutc &ormlttag I'M 0oie Oe5 8dpmOu0itl
sen @eiau9uiieS gtbin9t. Eur} oOr Wtlttcrs
rGd)t pcrabldieGete I'D 9dQs uon itineu
Greunoeu uHO GngebjrIgeu. Srau @tcyean,
cine @ouiine, iiel III Sbumad)t, 80 'S Die
3elie oerlieB. @cgen 8 llbr ben ing
Ser Gcrurtbeite III Sett, ld)lei ms
uerbrad)te oann Die 3ett bis lu Der
l9inrifung nit cinem @eiIli Be
ten, Siugen Quo 2tnooftSiit n
Diimteu uad 10 llbr uuro tHer
Belle nad Dem S6ahOt gei..g..,,- eterz
llj erTlarte, baB er, tpenu er 6aS Serbrehtn
mirtlid5 beriibte, at ser 3eit uon Stnnen mar
uno ijtb nid)t AMI ben &organg erinnere. gr
wiTe ieood, 0aB oa5 @eieB ieincu 2auf neb=
men miiiie, mo beibmere iit uitt Ooritber.
9a5 @enid bes ormen Siiuoer8 mur0e ord
ben 9iud gebroten, uno er itarb eiueu letd=
ten SOB. Su ieben Minuteu mar 0aS leete
2ebenR;ei6eu aus benz N6rper entId)Wuu0eu,
uuo uul 90 0iinuten Dor IL llbr Wnroe ole
geide berab geiAnitten.
Nortpille, S,=&.r 10. Anril, @olUnl-
bus GraDior0, eiu 9t9cr, bitBte beute sic
am ), Sttober b, $. periibte GrmOrOuug Uou
gUiOa SanOer5 ant @al01n. gr hattie ieine
SdtuIb bebarrlif 9eleugnet, getauN iie le0ob
i'm lebten 2tu9eubIite ciu.
GbarIet ton, S.zG., 10. Ipril. - Der
9le9er 9iiharO 6ra;er ruuroe b:ute ruegen
Der i'm letteu ,5uli periibtcu @rmOrouug eis
ue8 auoCreu 9!egerS, 9Iameu8 Sad @ctber5,
bnrh ben Snang Eingerjhtct. 6rajer 9es
iuuD iciue ySdui0 eiu.
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@InerifnnifdDc Sampfcr fisr Oic
8ltsiIen.

GhiIQoelpbi 10. 2(prll. - Die bic
iige 6irma @ebritoer Barter ioQ aus 8etct3=
burg ben 2tuirag erbaltcu baben, bic Dem
pier pSan HeOrO" uuG uSau YaUlo," melde
Dor eiuiqeu Sabren fir Die ;,Gcu.ral= Gaciiic=
GiienbaDn 9eltLlhait" III Bbila0elpgia 9e=
baut mur0en, an3ufaufen. Der eritgenan!Ite
9ampier lief an s. Septcrber 1882 BON
StapeI. ST. bat orei &erUede, lit $50 6uB
lang, 42 6uB brett unO so 0uB ttef uuO bat
einen Gebalt BON $500 Gonnen. San Bab=
10" lit ein Seiteutiif 5H oenlielbcn. Der
6aupnuertb oieier bei0en 9ampier befcbt in
ibrer 3oBen Grogfdbigfeit BON &Oblen, Die IS
ibrcn crH0glidlt, ldn9er, wie irgeno Elm an
0ere8 S6lfi auf Gee SH blcibeu. 2luFer0em
inO ije itarf geuug, auf Dem Oberen S2r0ed
mObegne @eidiite 5u ragen, UHb miirOen Oa=
ber, Obgleid igre gelWmiuOigfcit nur Is
¬en III ber Gtunoe betrdgt, Der eugliideu
SaufiartbeiflOtte groBeu Shaben 5niiigen
t0nneu. 6r. @bQrtou Barrier, Elm 9ttt9tieo
Der 6ilna, duBerte, ais er itber oas geriidt
beiraGt mur6e: g0te Sadlage geitattet mir
GugeubljGljd nid]t, auf Die Srage Su antuOr=
ten. &ieQeid)t fuEu i'd Ipdter GlmaS iagen. {"
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EsCitCrc S!immama AMI Oen eurnpGiIdIem S6rs
len. gSic 3obn Suu iciueu egsptiI8ru
. Glcpbantcu los pcresn Mil. &C Idltrft
tbu aCn SStaIicuerr. = Srabeuse 5prndIe
oct rnIIIidDeu 9reTe. - @eecwieitigc @es
iduIoiannaen. - Ra6IanS'S aaspatd3en.
Sc 9lmttport auT Gnglano's 3aIudl Hm
cine GrFI&rmu8.
2onbon, 10. gpril.-Oie bieTgeu Dtorz
Qenbldtter erfidrn obne Au5nlhmC, Elm &r.eQ
lei lest uuuermeiolid), iueMu 3uSlauO BEN
General &omarOi nldt prompt iuriittuIe
uno ictn Scrgeben 9egeu Ole 2tgbdnen an
GujGifiuiie 6eSaooutre. <;llf Der 80rIe berrd)t
iibrigcn8 beute cine beoeuteno rubtgere Stjm=
muuq, ais geItern, uno rulNid)e, mie brihlde
gSertDpapiere ir0 luieoer int Stetgen. Dem
&ernebnlen mad fauit Die 9iegierrng i'll @Qz
nNba biele @terbe fir ben 0iIIitdrOienit an.
Die @la69om'er 0tarine= =SerItferuug5 Sc
ielldaften fOr0Cru iett C Sdiuinge ertra
fir mad Sun 6ran5i8co beitimmte Sd)iife
uno Sttllln9e Yence ertra fitr S6iffe
nod Calcutta. = JfuiTid)e lgenten in Gon-
Don babeu Die 8iireaur ueri6tebener britt.
ider 9umpfergeiellifaiten beiubt unO groBc
Summcn fir Oeren lhnelle Scean=8ampIer
angebOten. Die ungem0bnltd) bo9eu 4u9e=
bore erregteu oeu SerOaft Der 8eamteu,
pelte bird ndbere 9tabiragen iiber3eu9t
murOcu, b0B sic 6aBTeuge Sn Srieg55weden
ueriuenOet meroeu ioltten. Die ShQtIad)e
murSe Der AomiralitGt mitQetbeilt, 5n brt=
t;;iiajIn &Cntltertunl 6t5 Qu8pGrilen pur0e
B2nte yiad)n1ittag nlitgetbeilt, bag 9iuBlanv
nod ntd)t auf Die bon gnglano geItelite Torz
oerun9 I'M etne @rtldrung beSiiglidJ oe8 2(u-
critics auf Die 0fgbaniihe Stellung am 9uiht
geOntportet baoe. Sef55igtauien0 Ntauu
bon Der 9rmeereitrue uH6 Die game 0tilij
iOlcn SIT BEN g&affen gernien uH0 Die Slot
terreieroe fir @arUoH5oieuite in grOBbrl=
tanien unO Srlan0 OermenOet merOen.
3m britiiaem Earlamtnt.
2onbon, 10. 4pril. - @remiermiui7ttr
@laofone erfldrte Geute I'M llnterbaule, Die
StcgieruHg babe ifOu geitern glbeuO elne
2lntmort auf ibr @elub nm cine Grfldruug
Don GuBlauo erhalten. 9ieielbe gabe all,
Die ruiiiid]e Regierung babe BEN gtuarQl
Somarof berett8 triud)t, itlueu 2lngrtf auf
bic 2lfgbanen 3u ertldreH. SomaroT5 Aut=
mort lei nod nidtin petersburg eiugeuoheu.
@laonone fiigte hniu, Die 9(uIen bdttsn
Een}dJoeb niUt beIett. 2luf cine 6rage Ill
8e3ug All Die gegeumdrtige 0ctupotlOn BON
Ftnldj0eb erptoerte Der 8remicr, er babe Sir
Gomor0 5borntOn, ben britii6en @elauNteu
III Petersburg, iibar Oieie 2tngelcganbett be-
frogt unO ;ur 2intmort srhalteu, oie 9tuHeu
bef1noen itdj jebt mieber in Der ndnllihen
%oiitOn, Die iie Dor Dem GreHeH ctuuabueH.
Sd Die 2iigbauen nah Yeni10eb iuritd3e=
tehrt leteu mile er HidJt.
Soro &rmnnO 6itmaurice CAB beute bic
GrilGrung ab, 9nglauO babe Oa5 BON ben
SGon5Oleu beaniPUGte Iedt bcirittcu, nab
eorgfong beilimmte ueutrale NabBeu9e naG
Srle98coHtrebaHoe 3u our6iuQ,n. Die be-
trefienoe 6rage iCt BEN 8rouaMulIteu iiber=
mieien por0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

2a8 bette Nlihel, lpelde8 Der leiOea6en
Meuihbeit nod geboten pOroen, lit 0r.
8uu's pSuIten-Spru Sn ieber 2pOtbete
fir 25 Gents bic 6Iaide 5E Baben. (87)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

Sau's p1anSli6er Si5ilianii4er 6uar=grz
nenerer 1T elm ii9ere8 Mittel, nm 59uppeu
3u entfernen, bic Sopibaut weiB unb rein
Su MAIDEN, uno grausm 9aare lelne lngenoa
Iif)e 6arbe pie0er 81 ertbeilen. Gr gtebt
bem Scare @lanS unO Srii4e unb pir0 uOn
@eiitlid,en uuo Naturaltiteu als Elm Brdpa-
rat pom punoerbarer 98irtiamfett empfO6-
len. k84.87&Wl5l
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Gin profitebles % oatopol.

@olumbu5, D, 10. Ipru. - 0u5
tom Spredlcr @iarih eruanute Gomiie iiir
linteriudung Ser III Gbto Uorban0eueu Selez
pbOu=@ @ompagnie'n beridtet: poG5 iJn0 ttwa
2,O0O Snirlmente in olciem Staate III Sc
braud, iammtli1 gigeAtbum ber american
&eu=8elepb pbouz@ompaHp" uon 8oIon. Die
Snitrumente wer0eu all 2otal= @eieuid)aiteH
3u eiuem ldhrlidJcu YQhhtn9 BON $40 pro
mcn bon ijber 100000 9leiftommt, pibz
reno Die Snitrumente ielbit nur $3.50 pro
Stif toiten. Die u8eli=Sompa aguie" 0edaugt
bon alien gOfaI @ompagnte'u 90 bis 35 YrO=
sent Der 2lttien oieier @ompaguie'H uu0 20
bis IS Gro5eut Der &Obeinnabmen DON aQen
Qinieu, Die auBerbalb oeren Sertttorium8 lie
gen. 9a8 GOmtte be;ei6uet 0esbalb Die
uSeu- Gompaguie" als maftigeS uuO unbez
muBte8 MOnOpol, Oa8 man Ourd @eieBe etuz
id)yIrfen o0er meulQIten3 belleueru ioute a"
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Der 0entf6e Correspondent.
Gin Gieilans=G Gomtte tn Gbtcaso.

@btcago, 10. Gpril. = v9ail9s sHeu8"
perDfientlidt gfa6febeuoes: pgin 9srOOrra=
genber 9ulitlfer ia9te beute gta6mitta9, es
lei bier cine gebeime Seiellifaft, Die in jeber
@uro Der Sta6t llnterabtbeillngen belize,
qebiloet poroen, nm, tuenH n0tbig, elm Sigis
ian,= =@oulite su orgatiiiren. Der 3mef Oer=
ielben beitebe nidt auein BARN, 9Sablurnen=
3tebe unO auSere gSahlbetrii9er, ionoern
aud Ot6roer NIB StraBen=8auber su be-
iirafeu, menu Der @eridtsboi ibuen ni6t bic
peroiente Strafe Suerfenne. Der @eiuibrSs
mann muroe aufgeforOert,iid Der @eiellidaft
ansui6GsBen, nnO srtlarte, er iet 81 jeOer
3eit, BEL Sag ODer giadt, oa3u bereit:"
Chicago, 10. 9tpril. = Se3ii9lid ser
6uroerung elmer gtadsa1lung idrnmtlider
6ei Der leften Muporspabl unter 2ettuHg 0es
Gigilans- -Gonite'S it0ttgefunOenen 8allote=
ments bat MapOr 6arriion iein @tHosrfdnO=
niB ertldrt unb mitgetbetlt, oaB er Iidl Oereu
Geiultat untertperfen uuo ben ab;ug Der 8res
sinfte, in mel6en llnreoltAteiten uorfieleu,
oeialleu la1ieu luDle.
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w ScpcN9 @GcrHdleTANgS NeleulQjUTt ucu
Reps9orf, N.zD.," am 81. Se5enber
1854.
8ertb bcs oon Ser Gjeiellitait Qeetg=
netenJrunoeigertbum abSigIlb
Der baraui hatenoen EaIten. 81 ,206, ,9O5.S7
3arleben auf SbIigottonen un6 9Q=
eHetten un6 Stlj9aiiontn, a6oiut '''''' -'''
bon Der 9eIeuihaft 9eetgnet
(Rarttpertb) observation-disclosures. 3,110,101.76 |
Setrag auer 0arleben, (oupOtheten
ous9enommen) burtb GfTetten uHo
Sbll9ationen uno onoere ber Gjez
leIlhnTt ais BIano lur tgatdtllth
9eltebcne @eIoer i0erge6eneE8ertbz
pQplerc Gtildert t................. l22,393.47
6dlige unO oui9elaufcne 3tnien our
gnetten, S0u9atonen uno unoerc
Sidlerbeiten.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65,406. 50 |
Saar i'm SauptbHreaH Der Gjeieuz
idlalt berGeIelihaft 9ebOrtn5 uno
III Der gQntoep 400, ,265.4S |
6dui9e uno i'm GtnSiebcu begriffene
8rdmen uno Sruuo uCrSogerte
8rdmien, ,Weuistr oarauf lateaetn 221,3O6.48
&ne anoere au9eitdnoene @uthaben,
in BEN Serltte in Oieiem $trsau
ndber anse9eben. s,312.51
a6sHgrt bcr Bertboerrtrae,ung Der
soften Oea @ut9abens ......,... 71,2376o
@eIammte susefanoene @utba6en. SIC, ,7G7, ,426.79
Vtd)t smGcitanoenc 3utbabenl
Gidlerbeiten oepo=
nirt in &ir9inien S30,00O.00
SIN Saueru. 80. 10,391.99
9O,391.99
DECENTRALIZATION:
Ginberftete, ,bered1=
Serlaite ...:....: s12s,77O.2s
Reierpe, pie burb
oas @eles oor9es
Idrieben. n......... 9r255t719OO
unbeSablte 0tpoen7
ben bonn ueberz
IduB ODER alloere
8ToIte, ,ipelde ben
8olicen Snba6ern
fdlliq iirlS. ........ 42,1sO.74
iprtide -. 29,818.94
ge1ammte gerbinbI4teten .s9,456, ,4S8,95
SnbaGep ................'....... ~ 81, SIC, ,937.s4
e5eiommte ginnobmen 2,Os7 ,424.75
Gbeammte NusqabeIl .......... i 1854, 740,56
1885 SnbuItridl= 9olcen in &rait in
WarpIanO am 31.0eSember 1854
329 Observation-Disclosures in
Srait in y1arplanb am 81. 0eBemz
ber 1884 i'm Setraee pon........ 663, ,435.0 90
27 Bolicen eeitrieben in RarpIanS
tpS6renO fss4 i'm 8etrase pom. s7,86Ooo
Auf bas Y2arpIdnoer @eihdit in
1854 empfangens Vrdmien. 32,697.97
Sn Ulorplano in 1884 6e5ablte Berz
sn Rorgian6in in 1854 eriittsne gers we
lufte. e......................... 3s,436.76
Itaat RargIano,
4Hefuranss sSepartetaent,
Gpmmiiidtsz y iireau,
annapolis. Oen 13. Rars 1885.
SIN Gemdsbeit Der 1S7Ser atte, JOG. 8apitel, be-
Iheiniae id bierm, oab Yorftebenoes eiH nabr6etsz
aetreuer GusBug aus Dem austueiie Der p1ermania:
9ebsnssgeffidle lerunes sSeieuifaft BON Relp-
9erf" bis Bum 81. DeSem6er 1884, uie er IN oieiem
Heportement eineereidt poroen, 1T.
Seiie &. Stues,
(76,S1,T Aiefuranlz9 ommiiidr.
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so GentS pic @o DC
Serii6ernngss9lusweiie
@utkaben:
NJ ar

0luspeis iibcr oen Stamo DER nOermait;a=
~ Scbcms 8eriidIerIn9s 0eieaidaft uon
Rews9orf, T.z9.," am 81. Se5entber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

R8~ Rurtrt tnfe0lbar Guaen, Gra
fdttt,n8, SEtferfett, b6fen SaIs,
slftbma, Danttoc Sranae unS aae
SetSen Oer slt9mRn8ssSr9aur.
setn DeianiHatnOer GtnflnB auf bic gsret,cn
Suimc8c III Oer Ebatiote gu UeoanFcu, Oag feline
SsftunAtbejIe ote tpirEfamftcn beFaumten Quus
GsHmttteG fiaO; Die @runolagc oes graparates IN
@ont8 Der &uOornpRauic in bemIber geretuis
8uu0mitSu SaEiams 9auue CAbies Basamca) oSsr
Dem 9oIiam uoa 0tleaS. Gu6cr0em ent5dn es
ihni nmOcre BRonBcnFoTt, UeIae Oie BtrFs
iapiFeit uodI ftci0cru.
2Ser oaS @rGparat 8sbraudIt hat, Iaqt, Oa
Sales Unborn ,tro 9bccrbomte wunSer5are
@'Ehht III nueh 5auCn4EiHet no Die AAuuu9Ss
Gr8one ange8rifen ftnS, uno oaB Ictne gBirtuns
uaasw0bnlib raid erioGst. gsenBaH It6ts,
Was oen @aoeuin lInorOnnua 5rtnacu farm;
cs ocfet Elm dmBcrit onoensBmes sGroma uno
Whb Su cnem By,iie Uertauia utIhr and Djlicus
gen, oerCn TliucI rgr UrHIantt fno, in BEN 5tanS
ieebFh feline Sell =stgeufhoft,n gu guetu gu uatbsu
SttuOcr, pet3e an Bautiaer ggaupe unS
Geudbaitcn Ieioeu, 5teBen aus icinen beiaufs
tt9ewocm @t8cuiaatteu oro6en gluBeu.
grciic: SO Gcnts unO 81 Die 6mitci Otc gr0ste
lit Ole 6il9ts
Su eucu 2lpotbefGu iu babeu.a
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lin Die SdaBe eSnOien'8.
GCucftc 4baicn ScS brttifa, rttIii=
S6eH SfrGttS.

Die 6ruge iiber Srieg OOtr 6rie0en nod i'm
uer niht eutidieoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

p@aIpatiou-Sel" Der sroBe Samersbeiei.
tiger. (8D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

9er. StaatenaYdiie
fperoeH 6eior9t
burd bic expedition oes ~Gorreiponoeuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11
8eitcre RCoutiion ocr aus9aben oes Bot:
OeSartcftcntS

lin Die 2(u8gaben oe8 SnpeItionSbireau
6e8 8oItoepartemcnt5 innerbalb Der Ourd bic
&erpiuiguu9 9eietten Sdlranfeu 3u baiten,
bat @entralpOtmeiiter @lla8 iolQen0e pier
3ebn.:5niqertoren nm ibre 0tefgnatton eriuht;
@baS. &oCmS aus Goloraoo, s. De GOOer-
nter ans 8enneiee. S. $. gisngrone ans
Suo=&arOllna, S. S. 6anHa aus Ohio, G.
g9. Yorter ans 9umOi8, Q8. ". Batterlon
aus SentudD, 3. q. .WcPBerionau8 Su0iaua,
3. g. Sebetl aus Sroiana, gS. .. QSifer5=
ham aus 2tlabama, &ba8. 6ielO8 ans Dtai-
iuduiettS, S. q. 6eier aus gtorO-@arolina,
S. s. @iurpbp au5 Oregon, 8enl. SimpiOn
aus 4labama uno s. s. SteUenS aus Otaina.
Die 9feiiguattonen Der oorertpdbu,eu 6u.an,
nit 4n5nabme oe8 Snipeitor5 2(oam5, oeIieu
9ame am Is. 5. SO. BON Der 2iite geitritca
mirO, treten am 80. Ipril III Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

At9banen auf irgcno cine g8eiie Su peran
laiien. General SomurOfi iei Oaraufbin nit
&eriidlfungeR BON 0teru had 8ul.t-Sbiitt
oor9eriidt unO babe balo uad ieiuer IntlInlt
am lebteren Srte Die erite gitnitige @elegen
belt aIS &orpauo fir eincn 2lngrifi beuuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11

rgalputiou.Oe(" ser gr6Bte SameBOer
tiger. (8O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-11
2as S0rItuInromcter scutet auf rubtee9
gSsttcr.

2on6on, 10. 4pril.-2luf Ben 86ricn in
lonbon, &erln, gSien, SraHtfurt uuO Bart8
bcrrId)te beute elne feltere Sttmmuug, uuo
Die geitern erbeblid gepihenen Yreiie itiegeu
pieoer III 6olge Ser 0tutbmabung, oaB eS
ben 9fufen gelingen mer0e, Ote 4Hatre gu
YenidbeD Oui beiriebigen0e gSeiie3 III erildren.
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Wime tntereffante Wsatsfraae.

81. .9bilipp 5. BaleS, oer friibere @eneral-
Stabsar5t Der armee uno Oer 6lotte, bat im
hieit9en YunbeSsSreis9eridte I'm eiUsn 6a-
6eas Corpus 8efebl naugeiudt. 81. @ale8
mar rI,lr.ht bon 6em friiberen Slotteniefre-
tGr GbanOler inner 2lrreit 9elelt porOen un0
iollte am 8. Mdr; Dor eIn Srie989crt4t &c.
felt meroen. g8alta bebauptet, ote 0rore
oeS SetretGrs Chamber 5,abe tstne @iiltt9teit
mehr, unO ieln gta6folger 2Sbttneg fet=
ne 8efu9niB, oieie GrOre 3u erHefern. 3tdl=
ter Scr bat Die &erbanOlung auf itdhteH
Samita9 aHgeiegt.
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Bic alusfnhr pnn @rnSitoffen.

Der @eianntpertb Der Ausfubr al Sroo=
foifen i'm letten Mdr5 betrug 11,5l9, ,4G7
gegen $1O,458, ,4G6 i'm 0tdr5 1884. Su ben
am 81. 0iar; 1885 oeritrideu,r ueun 0to=
naten beltef itd) Der gSerrb ser Groolt1fi= 2lu8z
iubr Guf $l2O,976,622 gegeu $l2O,842, ,14O
in Der ndmliAen YertO0e Oe5 uergangeneR
Sabre8.
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S1O,83S, ,664.39
A6sfglitl oct g8ertbocrriraerun9 ser
Soften oes gutbobens. ........... 71,237,60
@5eIammte sueefanSene @uthaben SO, ,7G7, ,426,79
Ntd)t smscitanoenc 4utbaben,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
THE DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

Tie Democrat is pu51iShed Semi
reEly- Wednesdays end Satw-
4q@-at TITO Dollars and FIT
IN Cents per annumj Ore Dollar
and Fifty Gents for sac months.
PaytJe in adrance.
inserted at the rate OF
one Dollar per square for the first
Insertion aud Fifty Gents for each
subsequent ore. Ten tines or less
fherier type constitute a square.
Personal Cards, w1esa admissible,
rM be charged double the usuel ad-
mfismg rates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Turk
hammock, Pa, was afflicted for six
years with Asthma and Bronchitis,
during which time the best physi-
clans could give no relief. Her
life was despaired of, until in last
October she procured a bottle of
DIR. Kings New Discovery, when
immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for a short time
she was completely cured, gaining
in flesh so pounds in a few months.
Free trial bottles of this certain
cure of all Throat and Lung disea-
ses at Eagle Drug Store. Large
bottles sl.O0.
JOHN Bach McMaster, the his
torian thus describes the American
dude Of 1900: "The pantaloons of
a beau went up. to his arm-pits; to
get into them was a mornings work
and, when in, to sit down was i'm
possible. 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 fore
head, and looked, as satirist of
that day truly said, as if he had
been fighting an old fashioned hur-
ricane backward. About his neck
was spotted linen handkerchief;
the skirts Of his green coat were
cut away to a mathematical point
behind"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05

Work in Russian fabric fac
tories is by a new law forbidden be-
tween s o'clock at night and 5 in
the morning. 1t was not ont of re-
gard for the employees, but with
view to lessening overproduction
that this has been done.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY.

GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
DETWEEN THE EAST AND
- the West. Short Line to New
Orleans and all points in Louisiana,
New Mexico, Arizona and Califur-
mia. Favorite Line to the North.
East and Southeast.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Cars
daily between St. Louis and Dallas,
Fort Worth, Ell Paso and San Fran.
cisco, Cal. Also Marshall and New
Orleans without change. SOLID
TRAINS Ell PASO to ST. LOUIS.
Fast Time, First-class Equip.
ment, Sure Connec-
tons.
e See that your tickets read via
Texas and Pacific Railway. For
Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, Rates
and all required information,
on or address any of the TicA-.
Agents, or
II. P HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston. Texas.
B. w. MCCULLOUGH,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
H. C. TOWNSEND,
Gen. Passenger Agt.. St. Louis, Mo.
H. M. HOXIE,
Third Vice.President, St. Louis.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
ALEXANDRIA, La, AUGUST 5, 1885,
Going Into Battle.

Said Captain George W. Stone
yesterday: ~ don't believe any
man ever went into a battle with
out feeling frightened. l know /
never did. I'll tell you when a
man feels real badly. It's when
be is forming his men into line for
a big battle while little skirmish-
ing fire is kept up all the time
Every minute or so some one, may
be your best friend, standing right
next to you, will shrek ont, 'Ob,
my God ? and fall back dead, and
yet you cannot let your men fire,
for the army must be drawn up
first. Therc is plenty of time to
think. You don't care to retaliate
in any way. The next bullet may
find your heart, and your children
will be left fatherless. 1t is a mo-
ment that tries the bravest man.
because he has to stand quietly and
take it all. But when the order
comes to fight and the excitement
of the battle arises, fear passes
away. You have something to do.
You have duty to perform at any
cost. Bullets drive into the ground
at your feet, sending up little
clouds of dust; they whistle past
your ears and maybe cut holes in
your clothing. Shells and shrap-
mel kill your comrades and leave
you living, and soon there comes
feeling that some good fortune has
preserved you and will protect yon,
and the desire to do as much dam
age to the enemy alone fills your
mind. That was my experience in
the army, and I don't believe that
the man lived who did not feel at
the commencement of a fight that
he would rather be somewhere
else. p Cincinnati Times Star of
July oath.
THE suppression of profession
al gambling houses in Louisville,
KY, has been followed by an ex.
traordinary multiplication of poker
games. The Courier-Jomyaal saws
that there is hardly thoroughfare
in the city which docs not boast of
from one to dozen poker games.
In one room the money paid to the
room amounted to nearly $4,000
per annum. In spite of the hard
times the play at poker in Louis
vile is higher than ever before. A
few nights since the junior member
of a dry goods house lost $4,000 to
a drummer in the employ of the
house. A wholesale halter recent
ly pulled down a "jack pot" which
counted out s36oo.- lex.
-Culprit: eyes, sab, I tuck de
chicken. l was gwinter make some
chicken pie, and l tuck de cook
book and read de direcshuns, and
hit says, Take de chicken Hit
don't say buy one chicken, or borry
one chicken, but hit says take one
chicken. Hit don't say whose
chicken ter take, SO / juss tuck de
first one | could lay my hands on.
l follered direcshuns sab, in de
book" p Texas Siftings.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
:N oTT GE;.

The undersigned having recently
rented the fine, large Pasture ad-
joining the Clapp place, on Bayou
Rapides, would inform his friends
and the public in general, that he
is 'now ready for business" The
grazing in this Pasture is conceded
to be the best in the Parish. Rates
very low; apply to
ISAIE WE'LL,
July I5-1m. Alexandria, La
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-05
Dempsey Isles, Jr .Randolph's
Third Week.,

Charles Flower Alexandra
j. M. Barron ........ .Randolph's
j. B. Niycn .Calhoon's
j. D. Phillips ........ Randolph's
Salus Talbert ...... New Poland
Jack Shaw. Horns
j. M. Arnold. Hineston
VIM. Crump .............. Bells
j. L. Chevallier .Hineston
Adolph Albert, jr Alexandria
Nathan Gilbert. -. Union Church
W. b. Lilly. New Poland
Thomas Clements, ST.. Alexandria
L. Dyer. ....... .Calhoun's
j. w. Miller. .Cotile
William johnson. 800. Weem's
George Barnhardt. -. %. .Cotile
Jerry Connelley. ...... .Lamourie
w. G. Grillette ........... Cotile
J. A. Texada. ............C otile
W. T. Harper... .Calhoun's
Charles Willis. .Randolph's
NJ. Dial. 800 ....... Hatch's
William Gaines. .Pineville
j. L. Ashmore. 49,. Randolph's
Armand Marye.. .Cotile
j. c. Morgan .Cotile
G. G. Wainright. New Poland
?. V. Sanders. ....... Randolph's
M. f. Terrell Hineston