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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27
Another Cancer.

About three yearsagothere appear.
ed on my right breast several hard
Jumps which gave me almost IN.
tolerablc pain They continued to
grow and finally developed into
what the doctors called cancer Of
the breast. In q short time |
found my strength gone and my
constitution a total wreck. From
u robust woman | was reduced to n
helpless invalid. Several Of the
best physicians Of Atlanta treated
me for cancer, but without improv-
ing my condition in the least, and
finally agreeing that they could do
nothing more for me. The cancer
by this time was eating out my
very life, and for five months | was
Il helpless, bedriddcn creature.
About one year ago, ut the sugges'
ton Of a friend, | commenced the
use of Swift's Specific. The first
influence of the medicine was to
increase the discharge, but after a
month or more began to improve,
and this wonderful medicine has
brought back my health again. |
now do all my own Homework, |
am perfectly free from pain, and
feel like Il new person altogether.
cannot feel too grateful for this
wonderful recovery, for | am Salts
fed If it had not been for Swift's
Specific ! would have been in my
grave to-day. | most cheerfully
recommend 1t TO all those who are
suffering with this fearful disease.
MRs. JANE CLEMoNs,
Atlanta, Ga, April l6, 1885.
Treatise m Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

The country editor is u man
who reads the newspapers, writes
on most any subject, sticks type,
folds papers, make up mails, runs
errands, saws wood, wipes on stiff
towels, Is ever nj .besmeared, is
blamed for Il thousand things he
never thought Of, works hard all
day, helps people into Office who
forget all about it afterward, and
frequently gets cheated out Of half
what he earns. He puas and does
more TO build up a town than any.
one else and the miser and old
fogy are benefited, yet they will not
take his paper, but will borrow IL
and cuss the fool editor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

WILLIAM Henry, ex.business
Of the New York Herald,
Is about TO start a newspaper in
New York City 10 crush the Her.
aid and the World. lie says that
$4,000 Of the necessary 81 10000
has already been subscribed. The
scheme is a good one ; but IL needs
the consent Of the public TO neg
leet the Herald and support the
new paper. IL has been shown
over and over again that money
cannot make a newspaper, and
that the good will aud affection Of
the people cannot be bought
New Orleans Picayune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

rfsn llma mmam8lal ~ eaa
#ill Helfal 81 isHy ihe iafi lhai
kiaas haze lsfa hfht 10 hlal
Wluia w bfh mam shelter
.Nta0f faniaH if bee baen dfeAlni
ibat LlgAL Kiss imfdlm SO
TON on lsih lmfiief lNf Whfa
u lAlg simply eulsenis r. he kiaHd
v lllnat afli4n n hm life h cgn4
stiiuiea emily PASSIVE kiaa-a
sHeal lspdyad n W. motaf
Hnuglf enaunssi within amosr
omh0wtfrd ani vibeclsd ysfaHdah.
and almost BID ffom yiow AMID
~ eet.scented h0neysurkles waa
SEATED a faif Atlanta nymph wh'so
beautiful dark eyes alabasiaf COM
pleKion and yoiupiumis contour,
seomod ~ DAlE Che young rent
by lief side, who ever and anon
while eircumnaviaating her slen.
der waist gave her a Brss and
q RE BuAs N the amusement n q
pedestrian who happend ~ be- pas.
sing that beautiful moonlight
night AZ that moment the lover
was heard 10 ask, "My dear dar.
ling Sarah Jane, you are bccom.
Ing moro beautiful every dry I.
your eyes sparkle with more bril-.
liancy, your once palccheeks have
been painted by the roscate hues
oi nature, aud YOU seem 81 have
entirely regaincd your health.
VIII you tell me the cause Of the
change p
II have simply used that wonder.
fully effective blood remedy known
~ b. b. b."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

PEoPLE have been pining for
cheap money and now II is known
that millions are begging for use.
Money was never, in the history
Of this country, cheaper. There
are millions 10 loan at the lowest
rates. There Is m ideal season Of
eheapuess, but IL is also u season
Of dullness, disquiet and apprehen.
sion. There Is nothing for money
70 do. II Is only used in effectins
exchanges; we cannot eat IL OF
drink IL or clothc ourselves with
II, or put II to any use except Il
give Il tor something else which
We prefer 10 have. When, there
1bes, there u little buying and
1laing the country Il cursed with
>7oop money. Il IL the certain
~ q dikressful inactivity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

A Judge in Georgia charging a
grand jury goes for the fatal ar.
mory Of the hip pocket with some
very pertinent questions. 'Can
you mend a plow'stock, or make a
hoe-handle, or write Jefferson keep
books with a pistol 1t isonly fit to
take human life and has been very
busy in its calling everywhere in
this country for tho last ten years.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

AN Austin (Tex.) policeman has
Just arrested the Governor Of the
state tor violating a city ordinance
by stopping his carriage on a eros.
ang, When the policeman order.
ed MIN TO move on hc told the
policeman TO 20 10 sheol. lie was
then arrested, and the Recorder
fined him ten dollars. II is diai.
cult 70 tell at this distance wheth.
or this Is an advance in Texan
law and order or q rctrogrcssion in
Texan Governors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27
State Of Mississippi,
Chancery Court.
Pamela County,

To Addie Cooke, and her husband il.
Cooke, and Pattie Rogers and her hus-
band $. A. Rogers, whose p~ost-ofice
address is Memphis, Tennessee:-You
are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court, lat District ofthe Coun-
ty Of Pamela, in said State, on the 81
Monday Of August 1886. then and there
TO plead, answer or demur to the bill Of
complaint of o. D. sledgc, petition for
sale Of land, wherein you are defendants.
S. X. BLANN, Chancery Clerk.
by W. W, SMITH, d. c.
Taylor 4 Kyle,
Soils. for compli. June cath. 1885.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

H illAa ~
mtss nFafF tssplaf 30 ID
ifaihI "a allly luffs asIHe CO., ~
fttiliy n tbf islm ltaiHaw ~
lism a o. iaksb Inh Goo fit
iIau ia mmmItR lp ths fsfn
tfpfis while Dns hfmn an ns.
lthd itat lt fa%lahHliy f,h msi
msit m1nsy Ny $40 ins il.
liHfs Il ftuHlhf yfii nksn g. q
elaas ihias HbD ht thamalfa N
filoH che hfm and Increasing it'
nffsluet yfness ar ihe phfs ilal
ln No. end accumulate the mlzi
mohey u n uHfas fe1uits sime
time " laY a sue foundation ~
build urn yet when o,ce furly
started and properly managed ils
profit ara steady and sure ThIs
4 almost sure ~ follow Bheihcf
North, south Eat M West
Fully ne much depends upon lhe
manager ~ the seil and location
II II only 4 faw msn who ato capa.
bio u taking q speciality aud ~
managing ~ ~ build pabusino.s
that Is certain ~ Hiufn q gpd
profit each ycor There ara 30
many unccrtainties ~ contend
with that ~ increases the risks NJ
10 make a speciality 100 uncertain
for average farmers % undertake.
BY mixed farming, where the de-.
Iendcnco for proit- isdiwdcd with
q, vcfal crops IN articles for market
the risks are generally decreased
The best or most profitable system
that can he followed is 10 raise
grain and grass and keep a suni.
cient number Of stOck 10 consume
that Is raised upon the farm
II you can raise good crops d grain
that will return YOU a profit and
you can feed it out again 10 stock
and 50 realize another profit, you
are not only realizing Il double
profit, but, if properly managed
you are securing a good supply of
manure 10 add 10 keeping UP the
fertility of the farm. Ills must
not be relied upon entirely a
proper system Of rotation 1t CROP
by green mlnuring must
also be followed is you expect to
build up your farm TO the best ad.
vantage. 1t II coursc requires
management To keep up
everything; but this IS what makes
the successful farmer, just the
same as good management Of all
the details in other branches Of.
business makes success certain.
We find successful men, as well a.
those who make a failure, in all
branches Of business in every sec.
ton Of the country; and we find
the same state exists among farm.
ers, showing that good manage
ment is necessary in order TO be
successful.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

WALTER b. BARKER, Of Macon
Miss, has been appointed Indian
trader for the Cheyennes anc
Arapaboes in the Indian Terrific.
ry-the best position Of the kind
in the gift Of tho government. Mr..
Barker is well known and popular
and his god fortune gives gener.
al satisfaction-especiallY in this
State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27
The Starkyilln Times has

The Starkville Times has been
greatly improved, recently, by the
adoption Of the patent outside. 1t
Is no disparagement 10 the editor
Of any country newspaper 10 say
that the outsides furnished on the
cooperative plan are better than
those which his facilities will ena.
BILE him TO get up at home. -Tupelo
Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

AZ exchange says Il Il worth re.
membering that no newspaper is
printed especially for one person
any more than a hotel is built es.
pecialy 70 please one guest. Peo-
pie who become displeased with
somsthing they find in a newspa.
per should remember that the very
thing thatdispleases them is exact.
ly the thing that will suit somebody
who has just a. much interest il
the paper as they have.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

AT Elkhart, Texas, on the I'D,
four eolored men aud one woman
were lynched for brutally outrag-
ing and numbering a white lady.
the woman confessed the horrible
crime.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

WHILE Governor Lowry, the
champion of Democracy, was can
wasting with Governor Alcorn,
champion of Republieanism in
1871, Walker, one of Alcorn's
appointees, was stumping his
district for District Attorney, as an
Independent candidate against
the Hon. Thos. II. Woods. the
Democratic party's nominee
Quite q contrast State Ledger.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

SENATORS George and Walthall
have joined hands in Washington
in an effort 10 have something
done for Mississippi in the way OF
political changes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

r. W. BANKS, Of Columbus, IL
Mississippi's new Revenue Collec-
tor; he will retain such Of sykcs's
deputies as have made bonds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

We M authorized ~ anuDunfr ! v
LesrEH A. candidate ~ m.ol~iiun ~
The onioe u sheriff u Pamela cpunly, NJ
the ensuing November ehftigb, suli't
10 the action u the Orenlack patty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

We ere authorised b shnoaun a n
snrH a. = candidate ~ shsfin n Pane
Il ooun,y, a. the ensuing November
slscfiua.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

SAN JONES, the great preacher,
has the following TO say in regard
to the fashionable round dances:
"a german is nothing more
than a hugging match set to
music. | would not let my cook
go TO u german. Nine.tcnths Of
the young men Of Nashville who
attend germans are spider.legged
dudes, If n father found his
daughter in the arms Of one Of
these spider.legged dudes in his
parlor, he would be searching for
him with a pistol, but if he saw
her EMBODIED in the dudes arms at
a german, he thinks it is all right,
because the hugging is set TO mu.
sic. Let the spider legged dudes
have all the fun they can get al
these hugging matches here, iol
they will find il too warm to hul
while they dance in tho ncxI
world they go To-"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

GEs. GRANT says: 81 have read
a great deal in my life, butt know
II no grondcr man than General
Lee
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27
sAnpIs HsrH ~
sy0rECruiSts.

~ ltsiuv,ly m announcement
will be- made In this paIsf until
The fee II t#id
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

Tue notorious hoylldm politici.
an, Denis Kearney, Is candidate
for Governor Of California
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

lhif Hil
Igpb
Nrw Albany saHit sela
lm
No'uire 1aoiy hasa Got rp.
demIs
Marion aHniy lnstmefs n
| lovy
Columbus hu an AauG a..i.
spietf
GfeenyiIle bis q rylofad mIa
lion army.
Enterprises military comIan.
has distunioI
Water Valley has alIomc Libra
nv AspyialiOn
Pontotp has q lcmon.ltco tha
ts bcaung fruit
The annual ooa., oomp.mcctinl
will begin July y
II is 'aid Lowry l. The choice q
ls-aquena county
There IL one prisoner in III,
Calhoun county jail.
kcmpcr county has a new Prim
tive Baptist church
The Review is the name of
new paper at Raleigh.
Bolivar county crops are said Il
be the best in ten years.
Winston county's corn crop i,
the finest since the war.
The grand jury ofGrcnada coun.
ty found - indictments.
Maj. Pcnn's revival at Jackson
resulted in SO conversions.
In Lee county bottom crops ar,
suffering from too much rain.
\ prisoner escaped from tn,
Bolivar county Jail on the -.
The Chickasaw County Grang,
fayors a repeal Of the lien law.
Holly Springs has opened sub
scriptlon books for a cotton factory
\ catfish weighing 100 pounI
was lately caught near CoAeeyillc
\ member u the Warren count.
grand jury was arrested for larceny
\ fazoo county farmer is work
ing a mule he bought 80 years age
The other day at Jackson 2
crap-shcoters were fined IS an,
cost.
The young ladies Of Grenad
made uniforms for the baseball
dub.
AT Winona 632 tickets wer
cold for the Exposition, amountin
To si,62S,G0.
Mrs. James Warren was kille
by a falling tree, in Kemper cour
ty on the u,
Bruce, Tx Register of the Treai
ury, will return to his cotton plan
tation in this State.
In one week two citizens Of Lii
erty sold 723 dozen eggs at Mattel
ez, at 10 cents n dozen.
Some miscrcant has shot an
killed four Jersey cows for q. J
Wilson, near Lexington.
The pupils of the late &c
Lowrey have erected u monumer
IL feet high over his grave.
a colorcd girl of Jackson count
was choked to death by a grain
corn lodging in her windpipe.
Near Shannon several hogs an
cows have been killed on accoul
Of having been bitten by mad dog
The mayor of Meridian put
hoodlum on the chain.gain color,
% days for tripping open a horse.
In n drunken spree at Durant c
the 20, A. b. Scarborough, a your
boy, shot and dangerously wound,
I. l.. Suddoth.
After the death of A. 7. Dorse
treasurer Of Union county, it W.
found that no was n dcfaultcr
the amount Of $500.
Mrs. Ida Gibson, Of Claiborl
county, is under n bond Of ESQ
for attempting TO chloroform h
mother.in-law 10 death.
In Yazoo county on the 10 Pri
Weatherby (c) was lynehed by
mob for attempting an outraged
assault on a young lady.
A farmer near Wcsson underto
to sound the depth Of a locust.ho
but failed TO find bottou aft
sinking GOO feet of thread-a who
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

BAN JoSEs, the great preacher
Is waking up Waco, Texas.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27
sARDIs RETAIL MARKET
Reported Uoehy by GUNTER e SPAIN.

S%ARDIs, MISS, June %, 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-13
Sic @ptSemte s,s Ylemoutb.

@bilabelpbia, u. Mai.- 8olijei=
arSt 6ren6, DER i'm Suffrage be8 DtaporS
Snitb BEN Sdauplas Der epidemic in Blg=
mouth beiuht bat, beridtete beute in Der
Situng bes bieiigen @omite's 5llr llnterifiitz
sung Der gOtbleibenben, er babe bic Ss>
ridte iiber Die Saflage in 8lpmoutb nt4t
iibertrieben geftnoen. Sn etn5elnen Sduz
fern lGgen bier ooer fiinf BerlonelG irant bar
nieber, unb in anberen babe er gleidjettt9
smei oSer brei 2eidnanle gefunben. Die
Sranfbeit lei obue 3peifei BON tppb6lent
@barafter. Sr. Sbafeipeare, Ser ebenfalS
in Ylnmoutb genelen mar, nleinte, 0te
Sranfbeit tperbe, menn rift ener9iide NaBz
reeeln ergriiien piirben, nod grGBere 9tz
menfionen annebmen. Der Soritenbe oes
llnterl ltiitungsz @onlite'S fiinbi9te an, bab
benz @onlite $1,000 bon oeu $1700, tuelfle
sur llnterftiitung Der 9totbleioenben i'm
Shio,Sbale gelegentli9 Der oortteen lleberz
id)tpemmungen geiammelt nuroen, CUR Ser
fiigung geifellt iporoen ieien. 0tebrere aus
tpeienSe iunge 9er5te bOten ibre 9ienite on.
Sri. Sil6er, bic SorIteberiu Der S6ule fir
Sranfenp1egerinneu i'm Ybilabelpbier 6oIz
pital, reiite beute mad Yl1ntoutb ab, u.t bic
Sberauiftt iiber bas bortige $ooipital ;u
uDeIHegUleH.
gSiltesbarre, 8enni., 12. Mai. -
Seit seiteru Gbenb itub in 8l1moutb ;pei
SObesfdlle porgefommen. Die beuti9en BE.
ridte lauten ettpas 9iiuitiger. 0us 6oipital
ipurbe beute gtad)mittag erDfiuet, uno @mbu=
lansen iamulelten in allen Sbeilen Der Stabt
bilfsbebiirftise Butisnten auf. Die Siirgel
baben ben @emeinOeratb eriuft, iofort eirte
sriiubli6e 5ieinisun9 Der StaSt ooruebmer
5u laiien. Sails Der @emetloeratb oeridu.
men iOllte, bies iunerbalb 3wei Sa9en 3u
tbun, tpirb man ibn burd seridtlihe S9ritt(
basu spin9en. Die gSaferleitungs =9eieG.
idaft 1T aufseioroert, bic @eineiuoe nit 9u.
tenn, rsiHem Baiier ;u periorsen, bas MIDI
aus benz Susquebanna= Slufe fonImt, mio.
rigenfalls WuBre9eln gum 8ioerrufe bes
Sreibriefs unb ;ur Giloung elmer neueu Sc:
ieli6ait eingeleitet tpero.u iollen.
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Mc,n.Mnrfrr Mnd1rid,fc,,.

gtetu Yort, u. Dtat.-0te SletOer ei.
ner on Der SleederitraBe suObntaiten gteger.
fral, HamenS 8apue, mur0en beute friif
our6 oaS aus elmer Sratpfanne iiberfo6en0t
Sett augesiubet Die llnglIflidJe befono fid
allein I'M Sirn1er, NIB ebe tbr 6iilfe Su Sbet
tperben fonute, bate tie t0otli6e Sran0pun
ben erlitten.
-Samcs Smitb, IN gtr. 279, 6ailrOao.
Guenne, 9erieg-Gitp, ipobnbait, murOe beutt
inter Der &ntiage oerbaftet, ieiuer 6rau eiut
brennenoe Sobleu6aampe an BEN Sopf 9epor.
fen uuo ihr lebensgefGbrlidle 8erlebunger
beiqebradt al baben. 8ie 6rau, oeren Slet
Ger 6euer fingen unb pelde idwere 8rauO
punoen erlitt, liegt i'm 6oipital I'M fritiider
3uitanbe oarnieber.
- Sobn &apmono, elm Wanu BON nittle
rem alter, pel6er an aus5ebruug un6 Der
Sol9en eines ausidmeifenOen yebensman6eli
lit, eridoB fid) beute gtaGmitta9 in gtr. 33
0iarfetfrabe, @r itGmmte aus gfeps Canaan
Conn.
Der 20. Sabresz Content Der >, ,National
Semperens= =afociation" trat beute i'm 6aupt
quartier Der @eieuidaft on Der 8eaOeitraBt
suiammen. Der SabreSberid)t oes Selretdri
tbeilte nit, bab p6ie I'M 1an6e herri9eubt
@eidGitsfotuug einen naftbeiligen gtnfluf
ouf 6ie Sa9e Der Semperen5 ausseiibt ba'
be-"
-9as Suprem=@On3il Der pSatboliiAer
9iitterifaft BON 4nerifa" puroe beute in Oel
u6rans 4aUerz6alle" er0fnet. Vile Staater
Der llIton iuareu bertreten.
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Ser M6rocr Silippo GaraSo's.
sseiterc autI6IaiIe aber Sas Eusosebeim:
niS 0efsanoniiie Der Sbater.

uth. - OSFuUoWtHe uet 1Uutet.
@bicaQo, 12. Ofai. - DE 0rei Stale
ner, neld)e bier megen angebliher Setbeiliz
ounq al Der grnloroung bes Sbit6dn6lers
Silippo Garuio perbaftet nurben, selfanoen
beute 9ta6mittaa ibre Sdulb elm. Sbreu
gln9aben ;ufolge bate Surabo, ueldber anf
ieiner 9fetIe mad Stalien in Stem 0orf perz
baftet murDe, feinen aftioen Nntbeil an benz
Serbrehen, mar ieood) Iugenseuoe Der Shat
uno uabm eineu Sbeil bes bem Spfer abaez
nommeneu @elbes ais 8reis Ieines Sdlmetz
gems an. Gu9 ioll er ben MUroern gebolien
baben, Die 9eiGe in einen Soffer III padeu
unb mad 8ittsburg Su ihiden. Die @ebeinlz
poliSiiten erflGren, oaS bon ben @eianqeneu
abgelegte @eftGnSniB reide bin, alle Orei an
ben @algen su brin9en. Aae @in,elnbeiteu
bes Serbredens fin6 iett Der Boli;ei befannt.
Der Noro tprrbe ein;ig unb alleiu pcribt,
nm bic Summe BON $500 bis $400 Ill erlauz
gen, bic Garuio in ieinem Seitbe hattie.
(Spdter. .)-9ie brei baupidd)lihen QnQe=
flagten beiBen @iopauni a;Sio, Iutonio
Nercurio unb Sgnacio Sope. Sic muroen
beute i'll Der @entralpoli;eiitatien bonn 2eutez
Hant Sbea nit Siilfe zines itaIieniih reben=
ben Yolt;ifen einem Serb0r unterrporien, in
oeiien Serlaufe es gelang, tbnen BEN @laus
uth uSt0AuLlHYeHf pub SuLuOo peIt yulJeI
Sergang mitgetheilt babe. 9urd) oieien oerz
meintliden Seratb eridredt, le9te 3uerit
I5sio, bann 0fercurio unb Sulebt Sooe Elm
Guafi= @eftdubniB ab, inoefen i9Ob ein Ses
Der Die baupraflitbe S4ulo anf Die beibeu
Inberen. Die polle Srasweite Der 9eltdno=
nifie tpirb BON Der Solisei porlduig nod
nidt mitsetbsilt, ieoo9 peiB man, baB Der
MlOrS in einem 3imnIer in 9fr. "a, Sitben.
auenue, ueriibt iuurbe, unb baB Sooe unb
a3sio oas Spfer aui einem Stuble feitbielten,
wdbreno Diercurio ben llngliidltden erOrol=
ielte. Snrabo fam Sufdlt9 basu. gSie bic
M0rber bebaupten, tpollten iie @aruio MIR
10 lan9e Wiirgen, bis er beiiunungSlo8 mir
De, nno i'm bann berauben, a1ein Mercurio
belt ben 6als bes Spfers Su lan9e urfrallt,
uno als er euSltf los lteB, mar @aruiO cine
2eidle.
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aiieI's Hci1c0ica.

SttaDG, Ont, -. Mai. 9eneya
gtteoleton bat SerfGrfuugeu, lorrie meiters
8anonen uno @atltnggei6iibe peEtaugt. -
Vas Srnce Sataitlon III Sum 0ierfe beor'
bert morben, uuO Sic bisber in Montrsal ita=
tiontrte artiaerie if bereitS mad Der 5ront
abgegangen. Serl6ieoene anDere Sruepen=
f0rper meroen in 0tGsN5berettihait 0ebatsen.
gSei bington, 3. g., u. Wtai. = Ser
anIerifanlidJe Sonlul M gSiunepeq, s. gS.
SaglOr, telegrapbirte OelH StaatSietretGr tes
;ii9lid bes @eiedtS Smii3eH ben 4uffanois
id)en unb ben 6egierungsTuppeu an lebterE
Samifag, bab Der Serlaf Ses Generals
NtiSSletOn ld) auf einen SsSteu uno iieben
Gerpnnbete belief. Die &anouen 3ueier
Satterie'n pGren BON ben Gsbelleu aeuonl=
men ruor0en, wenn Die 0ettereu Ai1t bon ei.
ner Sanone, be BON ben 2euten, ipel6e Die
Gonnecticuter 6abritanten Ses@efdiibeS nit
9eianot, perlagt poroen paren. Ser 9anl-
pier p9iortbcote" ipurbe BON ben SSNIurgenteu
beifoNen unb itltmm ;ugeridtet. 6ieIS
Stelung 1T cine iebr itarfe, bod l9l1 er nur
penig Dtuuition baben.
gSinnepeg, Wan., -. Wtai.. - Sier
eingetrofene gtadri6ten beuten an, haB Sc
General Nibbleton's Streitmadt am Sonn=
tnge banlit beitditi9t mar, be Stellut9 Der
Sniurgenten inter &iel bon elmer beri9anS=
ten 8oiitiDH ans III bombaroiren. 3ner Ga
naeier tpurben get0btet uno y bis Is oerz
munbet. 9lls @enernl Mi0oleton's Courier
am Sonntag aben6 BON Satoud1e nad
Slarfe'S Groifng abging, begte Der @enerul
Die abii6t, ben an9riff auf Die SHiur9enten
hputp .ir prtrpuprrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-13
Gin orpbeaSer 3aiIenfanpf In 2tla
bQtftd.

Selma &la., u. Mai. - Sn ser llnlz
gebuns bon 9irrezStatiOn berrlft nod 9rOBe
auire9ung iiber bic SDotung be5 gfegers
SclpiO 9ltfiiOu, SeIIen gei6e 9efteru BON
Iehpoiten bur6bohrt i'm gSaloe geiunOen
muroe. gSie bereits gemslbet, glalbt man,
onb er BON gSeiBeu ermoroet ruur0e, gegeu
tpelde er 8robuugeu ausgefioBeu bate, neil
ile ieinen Sobl ipegen zines oil ei1er neiBen
6rau periibten namenloieu Serbre6euS oerz
folgten. @s felt ii9 beraus, baB 3iuei an.
bere 9teger, ytanteus Stepe Sullipan uHo
Com 9Sarb, ueriGmunoen iino. g5 eriitirt
gutter @runb fir bic glnnabue, 0aB Sulliuan
in Der ndmli6eu 9ta9t nit Scipio 9tt4iion
erldOiien ieur1e. gSarb 1T pabrldletnlt9
auS Der @egenb geflii6tet. SuGiuan unO
sSaro paren SreunOe 0e5 juu9en Gt6iiOu
unD ftieben bdufig 9robungeu gegen oeTeu
&erfolger aus. 8reibunoert Wduner aus
Der giadbariduit fabnOen auf gttdiion, obne
i'm bis jett geiaugeH ju baheH. @)rOBe Ses
iorgntB berrid)t inter ben neiBen Seruobnern
Der @e9eH0, in melder Die Ot0r0tbatcu Dor
IieIen. Webrere 6unoert gtsger iinO III ben
bOrtigen SGgemiiblen uHO anoereu @tabliiz
iauentS bei9dftigt, mo cieieIbcu proben,
thre 9SaiienaeuoIIeu III rddleu