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WahnfotaSfrctl,e I'm Seras.

Dallas, 8er., 80. SUM. = Der oft
nGrtS fubrenOe @rpreBjug 3miiten Gan
Sran;isco uuo ct. gouiS ser ;, ,Gera8zYacts
ftc.80bn" entsIeiite 9efern ied5 Meilen pom
@oloraoos&iuer un0 etpa 800 Wteilen BON
Dallas, 3wei @aiia9iere iOllen t6Otli6 uHO
mRbrere att6ere BeriOneu i6per Oerlebt NOT
Nen 1eln. lf6here 0erinte itehen nod ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

tag geriu6e eiHmul 6auce's Saars
Bie6erberfeller. @r Uer6idt Oiuues
Saar, briugt bic ulte 6urbe Surid, III elm ele.
gnutes SOilettens9tittel un6 beilt Sopigrino
nno SopIbouts SUDDEN. Breis 81. 3u babeu
bel Setb 9. Sauce, Rr. 1Os, 8ea.8 Bali
timoresSuuBe. (23S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Ginnene SetttudiOffe, &Opftifen.3 3euqe
banmwOafnf gftttud}euae n6p.

SamiItpn Gaiter 6 S1bae imp prtircu Siu=
net=gSaaren aus Sel9ien, @relano, ghottIanS,
SrIanb unb 6ranfreid. sic offeriren i'm @rofeu unb
aIenen enen porsu9Iiden artite in reiuIiu,te me m
Sstttnh3eue, uOlis sebIeitt, 9, 9, 10, IL unS u
qrS. brett. Riifenz nno &opffiHenIinnen, 40
bis 54 3ol brett. @e6Ieidter unb unaebleitbter
StihOamait pom 371z Gents bis 1.5O Sie gorS,
GTtraseIeeante un6 errasbreite ueue Ruiter StidlS
oamait 81 bis 81. Seine 9amaitz siid,ti.t1er
nit oaau paiIcnoen Serpietten. @enujterte
&nuidlttd)er in 9arnituren. Serpietteu 81 bis
$12 6as Suseno. S6Dere fefte Sanotddler 81 .25
bis S4 bas 0uBenb. grtraieine ermuiterte Sattos
tiidler $5 bis SIS bas Ouseno. Tray-itidler nnb
peise bunte Doylies. 8uiIfbe unS Sfottiihe
Crash. SeIsihes ck-Sanotudljeua nit aez
muiterter 9ante. SrIdnoiid)es 2innei, idiper,
mittleren 9epihts uno Ieidtt, Rid,aroSot'S un6
anoere bette 2Bnaren. 8aobauotiitilcr in aroker
Auspobl; Elm SheiI ertra' sros. gr baben aud, alle
Die beften 5abrifate baumwoHeuer Setttudljtoffe
auf Eager, etnfah, getepert unb Doppere nid1uF
0arunter Die aItrdntiidben ertrabreiten 600 3olj
Ee,p=9 9crfer 9fias; SO bis 81 Goa 6reite baum,
mpIiene SopffiTenitoffs unb Die feineren CANT
bric= Saumuolitoe ieoen popuIdren fSa6ritats glez
aante Fetu<9orfer Rtus= uno an6ere aefeperte
Scans. llnier ben SeoIrfniiien uon SSanSfrauea
aneepastes Baarenla9er ipir6 man polfdnoio lin.
ben. 9ute ArtifeI Su mdBiaen Sreiien.
FRSr. Goienbeini, gnseiteater bes @eitdfts,
fprioht 6eItldn. 156,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
9lrbeft ilno 2ptil.
Gin ,,Strife" Ssr EOnOuftenre Hno Snbr:
Ieute Ser Shieuscer StraBenbabncn. -
Ser 9IuSitaHo in GoasreB reBmtteIieo seott'S
GDhIenafdhf


Ser sIHsitaHo i'll nGpasrtBmttsIisos seott'S
&ObIen5edIe.
s Gbicago, 80. Sarai. - Die CONDUIT
telre unb 6uhrleute eller StraBenbabn=2ts
MEN Der 2Sehleiteu 9ioiiion ftenten beute
nib Die Arbeit eiu, uIn Die 8ieoeranitellUnq
bon Ia Committeeman, tpeld)e entlnIIen luur.
BEN, neil iie ais eir @Omite Der 'Conduc-
tors & Cardrivers Association funairt
9atten, Su erSungen. Der Sertebr aui allen
SlnIeu 1T belte Sorrlittna uHterbro6en uno
Die Seiiser bon @rpreBmG9en uno auoereu
leid)ten Subrperten MAIDEN glGn3enoe 9es
ld)Gfte ourd) Die Sef0rOerun9 BON BaIiaqiez
ren. Als nm 10 llbr Sormlttags Elm Ser.
iu6 9emu6t murbe, etnen StraBenbabnma.
gen abSuid)iden, oerIammelteu ii6 etlua 800
vStriier" uHo Smangen ben @onbufteur gum
llmtebreu. Sbne bic Gmmii6uug zines
Siilfsi6eriff8 mGre er mabri6einltd nliBban=
belt pOrSeH. Sic YOIiSei bat Fd 10 nett
neutral 9ebalten.
Gam ben, R.sS., 30. SUM. - 8eiuabe
ale @lashiitten I'M iiibliden HepsS sSeriep
puroen heute ouf Spei 0tonate anger 8e,
trieb geIett. SSn Atco, @amoen @ountp,
feierteu Die 2lrbeiter bas greigniB Our9 eiH
Yicnic.
Der auSfuno in Der bem @OngreBmit9lieoe
Scott 9ebOrisen y8enuipluania SObIeus
grube" erregt grOBeS Sntereie in bieier gan
sen @esen6. Die gtrbelter, 700 an Der
3abl, le9en, trotOem fe ieit Dem l. Sauuar
auBer Sbdti9teit iinb, teine Spuren BON
14wGdle on ben Sag, uno einige menige
8OblengrGber, ueld)e it1 sur 8iidtebr al Ole
Irbeit iiberreOen lieBeu, murbeu gefeut
glbenS BON ben 6raueu Der Striter 9efeinigt.
Seute iIt Der &etrieb Der @rube peoer gdn;s
lid ein9efellt. Die glrbeiter ser benadbarz
ten Soblengrltben untsritiisen bic Striter,
neil iie beiiirdteu, OaB cine Rieoerluge oers
ielben cine augemeine Qoburebuttion i'm
SbamOtintbale mad iid 5ieben werOe.
Neiu SrleanS, 80. Suni. - gtad)
isfamGtigem 2luSfanOe 9e9en cine gObu,
re6uftion baben u Wit9lieoGr Der yAl9ierS-
2lfOciation" Der SdiffS5ummerleute unO Der
Salfaterer Die &rbeit 81 eiuem EagelObue
bon So % StunSen) fuieoer aufgeuommeu,
8iejer 2obn mar linen BON Der 5000 Su.
tent 9ods Company" angebOten wOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

Milpautee, 80. SUM. - Sn Seabers
Dam, g8isc., ruuroeu 9eftern bic Brauerei
uno oas @ohubaus oes S5ru. 6. Stiles Surd,
Seuer 3erit0rt. 9rei ieiuer Siuoer, II, reip !.
8 unO 6 Sabre alt, fanben in Den fslammen
ben Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
s.. 2is's tonti@eT Srduters ttltO
Spnfens@itterer,

elm iiaeres 6eilmitteI bel 0pSpepFe, eebsrs
uub Bluieuleibsu, i4wa4em gtageH uuo
GppetitlOfsleit. Wian prObire cine 6lai9e
Inb iiberjsuge fiA BON ieiuer 8irtiamtett.
Depot Nr. lS4f, SarGtO9us Stra Be.
(l22]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

Der 8erbrnu6 Der 70 beliebten Or. ausuit
SOnis's poomburser 6amilieH- Re6iSiuen"
1T iteti9 i'm Steigen begriffeu, beri9tet pr.
SOniS Sautter, apotbefer an Der Glib Pearls
uuo Plaiafr., Alb0ue, R.sD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

3inbers9uti9eui in Horb's 8a,
5ar, Rr. 81, Bef- Bultimorefnase. Gro
ses eleusates afortimeut ju ben riebrisfieu
Preiiea. (lOS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Sefdaftsfabrer fur Baltimore.
GS fatb

GS itarb
0ienfta9 I6eno, 2tS lltr, unier tbeurer @atte unS
Sater %arl Suoiut9 Sutt2au I'M Ilter Don SO
Sabren, W1onaten uno II Saaen. Die SeerSiauna
tnSet mor9en, OonGerItag, u9r gatmittans,
pom 8rauerbauie @6e 3. uno SSaoipnitraRe
aus ftatt noSu SerDanbte unS isreunbe adbtunasz
ooll eingelaSen ruerben.
Die trauernoe Satin Nsditte q uftaau
(lo6-D ne6it pier Sin0ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
@eerStai.tta Ses @eiaM0tem 4heIps

gima, 9eru, 80. Suut, - Im Samitag
1T Der perItorbeue Ser. Staaten. @eianOte
@helps begrabeH mQreeH. Sdmmtii3e @f,.
uEer INC paS aun5e V,,.-...-,..,.,,- -..-,
wObnten Dem Acknowledgements bel. IlS
&ubrtudtrdger iungirten cin 4Oiutant Oe3
@rdfoerten S9leitas, Die @eianoten oou
3eutidlanb, Spauien, @bile unO 9(rgenti=
nien. Die 2eidens GStorte btlOete etue Abs
tbeilung Warine SOloaten bonn 8uuoe5.
9ompier uSbenanooab;" eS folgten Sfi3iere
aler I'M 6uieH uOH @alIao liegenOen Irie95
iGtfie, 9plOmaten, boBe Seamte un0 uell
giirner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
9 ie Snut

MIN mad GnDeuOuus oeS SorIap0ulian uibreub
neniaer Gage rein uno iboH. iStnneu, 6lefen,
lhnarSe 6Ieden uno SautauSlhldge wer6eu 6eieitat;
Seulen uno geihnire beilen ltueu. Berionen,
nelhe al Stropbeln, an Queens, RunSz, Sbrenz
Selnz Sals= unO Srhienausibl6gen leioen, meIde
enueoer aus ungebeilten SrantbeiteH ODER Aurb BEN
9ebrouh pom Guedber enttanoen iin0, f6nnen
tIh ouI 9elluHa perlaleni fpenH oas SoYlaparllian
9enl9tno lan9e an9eDan0t miro, nm einen gtnSrud
out oeH OrQanlsmus MAIDEN IN t0uRen.
Glne 6lolte uoH oielem entbdlt mebr Seilelemente.
ais leoca onoert Ncllmittel IS Miro 36eIoffelueIe
em9enommeu, mdbrtno man Del auSereu Griueiel
uni bis tdsmol 10 pti HGbmeu muB. Se 4poz
tGliGr 81 9o0en, frel9 $500 qlf 6laihe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
GurppaiI1e 9aoelbertd1te.
!RaiS;r Rilhelm,

ems, 80. Suni. = &aiier Biibeim bate
ueriproHen, etner beute itattgefnnseneH Jle=
aatta beiSupOhnen, mar ieoofJ rtd]t I'M
Staroe, ietn Seripre6en Su balten. Die
aerSte baben ibm empfoblen, i'm 9dile 3l
bleiben unb ule unn0tbige Gnfre9HHS Slt Der
fretNefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
stnrmfhnnen In aentfdInnS.

Serlin, 80. SUM. 9eisitteE, Stiirme
uno &e9ensiihe bubeu groBen S9aSeH III
perIdlieeenen 9e9en6en 0eutidlano's an9es
rtdtet. Gus9ebebnte 9iftritte frebeH inter
@alier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Sln SaS 9SmhITf,,n,

glan Iddc cine griefmarfe an Or. gaOtuan &
60, Ytr. 30, 28auenz Str., Heluz9ort.
~ HnO man ujtO Iustunit erbOlten, Die 5auienSe
iuClt9 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

Giebt man nur ben iftuorSen 9eiter,
Sragt man nun Iton gar Ilidht meiter.
2Bns poH % al q u :" bertomu,t,
SeSem seutl4en Rau4sr fromm,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Gin 9eoanfc slpeier amerifauiidler Senas
loren tn Waris.

y ariS 80. SUM-. - Die an1erifani'6en
Senatoren @uffis ans 2ouiiiaua uno Gliion
aus Soma befiirtporteten beute in Re6en,
tpeldle oieielben gelegentlid zines bier itattz
eefunoeHen Diners bielten, Die grrihtun9
eines 9riumphboQeu8 in 8aibinaton aum
4ubenten an Die MISUNDERSTANDING oerllnion.
geioe Serren erfldrten, ein iOldleS Dfonu<
ment tUnue tpeoer oem gtOrOen, nod benz
Siibeu auftbBi9 iein.
Gin erpBer Raub ucreitCIt.
Petersburg, 80. Sunt.-Sn llman,
&eeierln9sbeSirt Siefi, ipur6e oOrgeterh Ser
Seriu6 9emadt, Die iur taiierlthen S6ag.
amt BORT oeponirten 0dlion 9ubel ;u rau=
ben. Sic 9i1nber, allf meldle bon ben 9Saz
den geidOiieu puroe, enttamen, peuu au6
obne Seute.
9as subaniidc SaSeet.
0ia6rio 80. Sum. @Ortes baben
Sa8 cubanii6e 8Ibget benili9t. Die 4us=
gaben iino auf $31 100000, Die @iunabmeu
0uf $27 900 900 peranidIuot. 9as 0efi,it
gtro n onrd' e'~,s ...s anIelbe Ser ySpanrueu
0"'t geoedt. 3aS 8ibget umfaBt etue
| anletbe bon $4,000, 900, garantirt bonn ipa.
ntfen Staatsidas, I'M Der "Spanifen
Sant" uno eiuigen ausldnoiidJen 6iuanj=
Sniiituten Dem cHbaniiden Staut8i9ab ge.
mafte Inleiben 3uriidSuerfatten uno Elm
altes 9ei5tt BON $11 100000 Su beden. Der
Senat genebmigte iiberbieS cine Anleibe BON
$13,OOO,OOO 81 nieOri9em 3inSfuB fir Den
Ban bon @tienbabnen IN Central z@uba, Die
inoefen nid)t bon Spanieu garantirt meroen
iOu. 9us pauii6e Sdugumt miro nur Die
Snterefeu garantireH.
Sie Cholera.
Mabrio, 80. Suui. - 0uS amtlit5
SIletin iiber Die @rfranfungeu uuo Sooe5
faue III ben infi5irten 0titritten ergiebt riir
Ntontag 9iaditeb3nbeS:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
@tmnOnafS.l S.llebertraoattactt

&erae6t niht, 9lo0woG's gu uerlangeu, uub absr
5eu9t @uh, oaB Der Rame nRaSpap" aui Dem Tebt
DQS Shr fault
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
anfaspaRt! WrunSeiasutbimsr, (fbt
naf) Gaerm .5nterege!

Ser adbte slpparat fnr sernfllois Abtrittss
Wetuteung obue yumpe = etn neues Batent -
bon Der Ganitdtsz Sehoroe approbirt. Boliae 2u=
friebeufeauns sarantirt. $3.50 bis So Die eaOuns.
AueuSt 4RtHer,
(Gpr20, ,3E7t) Rr. fS6, ROrSsd sdrcmonttrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Bonn Sonap

SriiieI, 80. Suni.-0ie Sereinigten
Stuutens9ampfer pSeariage" unO pgancas
fer" fomen tiir3li9 i'm l6afsn BON Banana
an nno ialdtirien bic Siagge oes Congo
Staates. Sberit De gSintou, Der Oberite
Seamte oeS gOn9o.Stuates, be9ab iid am
SorO beS 9ampfer8 ySeariage" mad ct.
&incent, elmer 0uftperanberung balber; er
1T ieit Der 3eit fpieoer mad Stoi Suritdse-
fehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
The German Correspondent
(oAILY, WEEKLY AND suNDAYl.
FREDERICK RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

BALTIMORE, MD.
Da,ly, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
in the city, Washington and neighborhoods, 1sh
weekly only to the carriers serving the paper.
Daily 6y mail, postage prepaid by publisher.
$3.50; Daily and Sunday $50 per annum; for a
shorter time, in proportion; Weekly and Sunday,
postage prepaid, with inducements to clubs, S2.50
per annum, to any part Of the country: Sunday
paper, without Daily or Weekly, 81 per annum.
The Best and Cheapest German paper in the
Middle and Southern States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Sran Suoler freisefpro6e,,.

Ser SrOSes seaca Ssc Ansreiferin S'5oao:
ban Goffa's bcenoet. - Cine Reoe per
ansefiasten. = SHtereNante S,enen int
G5eridlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Ter Waurerss.us,tauo in s,erIin.

Berlin, 80. SUM. -Sier;igtauieno Bers
ionen fino in 6oI9e SeS biefgen gtdurerz
auSiianbes arbeitslos. Die Nteifer peiaern
iid, nit oen yStridern" 81 unterbauoeln
unb baben besonuen, @riueleute uon aus
tpdrts bierher III briHaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01

Jouie aut bon gpparaten uno Banbas.n i1r al.
Mften SeIunEataan9eH y. VnBol.ouH9en ees nenldl'
meIde mir uns In europa, pie aub in oieiem &anoe
eruorben, finb atueifesohne Die nraten unieres 9e'
ihafts@Grlolses: Oas letoenos Yubtum, iuel4es
I'm fernen Often 6eirebisen muste, finbet nunmebr
tn Baltimore nidt nnr etnen liejerinssfdbigen So,
brltanten, iorberR au elm completes eager obener'
mdbnter GrtfeI. Die 50. Aerate, fotuie aub in's
BeIoubere bas leibenSe 8ublitum m6dten mir OH uns
fere anatcmtfh eorrsft geforutten 9rudbbdnt
bet aufmsrtiam MAIDEN. Dfe5r, als 10000 mt>
ooniultirten Srn gBiqms unb nurben nit einem ills
serft presiuGrbgen, bauerbaiten, Die 9eiSen erIeh,
fernben Srudbanoe pereben.
uuler Santen 5epartentent, BON compstenter
freibliher Sebenuns seeitet, enbdlt elm pofdnbses
easer BON untetIeibSbtnoen Sprtsen, Nfi6s
GratSbaItern, Qrii6en, C6ttobren &c. &c.
bas bcbeutenbfe flbIid BON Yeipzgorf. (Sebr1, 1,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Sie aeforoerte Rsii9natton oer 0eniionSs
sIgcntin SrI. SWeet.

Der y@tar" iust beute gta6mittag: pNlS
Sri. @meet, Die BenTons- 9sentin in @btcas
90, Dor eintgen 0ROnaten auf9efOroert wHr6e,
Su ref9niren, tuurGe ibr mttgetbetlt, OaB tbr
bis gum 80. Suni 3ett sur @tnretdHn9 ibrer
0eitsnution gegeben werben iolle. 9eute lief
6ieier 9ermin ab, bod werpen, pte IS bstBt,
feline tpeiteren S9ritie iii Der an9ele9enbeit
er9riffen iperoen, nuo Sri. Smeet miro pabr
i6einli6 bis gum @uoe oeS SabreS, 81 mel
der 3eit ibr 9mtsternin ablauft, in amte
bleiben."
sic Meouftiou nrr ssotinnni56nIo Inn nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-01
Gie Ieouftion oer StntipnaiidIuIo int bet.
floifemcn NtsfaIiaIrC.

0tan i6Gbt Die 8eOuftiOn Der ytationals
idulo mdbrenb be8 @tonats SUM auf uu9e=
fdbr $40, 100000, nOnaf) Die @eiammt=
&eouttion wabreHO beS beute UerilOGenen
6isfal Sabres circa $65, 900, 900 batrageu
niiroe. gSdbreno oe8 nOrberJebenoen Sis
falabres murbe bic S6ulo I'M $1O1 ,O0O, 900
bermiu1ert. Sm beute a6gelauianan Ge1s
nungsiabre betrugen Die Nu8gaben in runSer
Sumnle 1910, 100000 unS Die @iunabmen
1921 100000. Die 2eBtereW blieben nm
S7,5OO,OOO binter ben SOranidld9eu 5uriid.
m.-n.n, ;,n -S,u6- ann i.-O41re.u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-27

Mrs. Parnell's words ought to reach
the heart of every true friend of Ire
land. That lady hesitates to believe
that the work of destruction in Lon
don is due to Irishmen. But she de-
nounces it, whoever may be concern
ed in it, and deplores it as terrible
If not fatal injury to the cause in
which her son is so noble and so de-
voted laborer. The worst feature
of these dynamite crimes is the dam
age they do to worthy cause.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-27
a1Es OF SUBS -a,FTIoN TO WEskLY Woalu
The silver Question.
Times Review.


Representative Holman says that
DO action looking to the incorporation
n any of the incorporation bills of
(he Scott-l5arnum proposition to
authorize the President, in his discre-
ion, to suspend the coinage of silver
Pad been or would be taken by the
appropriation Committee. He said
hat in his opinion there would be no
legislation whatever on the silver
question at this session and certainly
10 such legislation would be incorpo-
hted in any of the appropriation
2llls. The time of the present session
Fas too limited, he said, to allow of
be discussion of this question, and as
Re could learn the general opinion
|mong the members of Congress was
pat there was no urgent need for any
peh legislation at the present time.
Purlng the next six or eight months,
said, there will be very large re-
rement of the national bank circula-
lon, and this will render necessary
Pc issue of a large amount of silver
Frttcates, so that there is no imme-
#ate danger to be apprehended from
n continued coinage of silver.
e Representative Belford said that if
a attempt is made to engraft upon
sundry civil appropriation bill a
opposition to suspend the coinage of
Pver dollars, there will be lively
Rhes In the House, and that before
On measure shall succeed he and
her friends of silver will resort to
clustering tactics and continue them
ltll March 4th. Colonel Belford
Rlms that l25 members are opposed
the suspension Of silver coinage,
\ Will fight any bill having that
rpose in view with all the means at
PR command.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-27

A way has been discovered bv
which marble NAV be saturated with
certain paint so that it is possible
to place flower or head upon a
book of marble and then obtain as
many slabs bearing the imprint as one
sees fit to have the block sawed into.
The process is called "Endolithy."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-27

lhe substitution of glass flooring
boards continues to increase in
fs' this being especially the case
'hose business structures in which
cellars are used as offices. The
ge central hall at the offices of the
Enptolr d'Escompte has been pro-
ea with this kind of flooring, and
sand that, although its prime cost
considerably greater than that of
ras' glass is, in the long run, far
aper, owing to its almost unlimit-
durability.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-02-27

de that never changed any of his
opinions never corrected any of his
mistakes; and he who was never wise
enough to find out any mistakes in
himself will not be charitable enough
to excuse what he reckons mistakes in
others.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-16
eERNER'S PARTNER IN SIN.
Hanging of Joseph Palmer at Cincinnati
He Faces Death Without Flinching.

CINCINNATI, July 16.-Joseph Palmer, tha
aceompaiee of Berner in the murder of W.
Il. Kirk, was hanged at 10:07L Wednesday.
AT 1912 he was pronounced dead. The body
was taken charge of by Undertaken Mulvi-
hill He was brave to the last
Tuesday night Palmer ate, drank and was
merry At might he slept we'll; no dream
troubled his peaceful mind. At $50 he
awoke of his own volition. He remained in
bed, however, until nearly O'Clock. Father
Brady caused him to get up and
dress himself. Lighting candles on
Tue little white altar in the cell.
the Reverend Father and the condemned
man kneit down and passed half an hour in
prayer, Palmer joining in very heartily AT
he ate breakfast and after finishing lit a
cigar, and thrusting his hands into his
pantaloons pockets paced leisurely up and
down the cell, putting the cigar as calmly as
if he was free man. AT O'Clock, whom
the sheriff read the death warrant, Palmer
halted and listened, and when it was
concluded merely bowed his head and re-
sumed walk. In n few minutes be was
dressed and proceeded to the gnllows with
Sheriff Beresforl and thirty deputies The
procession reached the gallows at 1905 Pal
mer stood firm and said nothing lie died
of strangulation, and in thirty two and one
half minutes was pronounced dead by Coro-
| ner Carrick
lPalmer's crime was the murder of William
II Kirk, IN his stable, on the afternoon of
Dec. 2t, lSS3 The object of the crime was
robbery William Berner and Palmer, both
OF whom had heen employed by Mr..
| Kirk, planned and executed the
murder They were almost Immediately
| arrested and both confessed, each charging
the other with having struck the fatal blow
| 1t was the verdict in Berner's case, man
| slaughter, that was the chief melting cause
| of the riot in which the court house was
| burned March, 1884. Berner is now in the
| ONO penitentary serving out his sentence
| OF twentN NearS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-16
Nirginia EepnbIicans.

RICHMOND Va, July lG. The Republican
tate convention met hers, Wednesday, in
the Richmond theater, about 650 delegates
and olternates being present OF these
nearly 200 were colored. At 1920 O'Clock
Gen. Malone made his appearance on
the stage, and was received with tumult
nous applause When quiet had been re-
stored, he addressed the convention, ac-
znowledging the honor bestowed upon him
and expressing his appreciation of the CON
5inued confidence 50 warmly manifested.
He kid not court the trust reposed
n him, because Of the tireless
anxiety it imposed. and would rejoice
when the time came when he could
give it up. He then, as chairman of the
itato committee, called the convention to
order AMI introduced Hon. William Lamb,
IF Norfolk, as temporary chairman Mr.
Lamb addressed the convention briefly and
then called for business. Resolutions were
adopted empowering the chair to appoint
committees ON credentials, permanent or
-aGIZatiOn and res buttons