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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-20
9trbeit lttto 2cttt.

0tountz Carmel, Yennl., 10. NfdrS.
- Inter BEN Soblengrdbern Der Antbracit=
&oblenre9iou, tpeldje i'm oergan9eucu Ntos
not nur uugeidbr bret Gage pro gSode at
beiteten un0 iidl auBeroem elmer 2obnreOutz
tion bon 9 9roSent fiigen muBten, Aerrift
groBe ltn3ufriebenbeit. Sbr 2obn mGbreno
Ser uergangeneu 8o6e mar Der geriugite ieit
Sabreu, Die 2lrbeiter babeu iidJ MN Orqaz
niiirt uuo Elm algemeiner ausTanb itebt in
auSFd)t.
SillsborO', Sas., 10. 0tars. = Die
Soblengrdber Der pGuSluortb=SOblen )"
gu Staunton, Iiioweitli6 bon bier, iiuO fir
b0beren 2obu auSgeitanoen, Obgleid) iie iif)
contraftlid] uerpflidtet batten, bis gum 20.
Snni fir GO @ent8 pro Souue ;u atbeiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-20
Sdnffaaintent.

Bitt8burg, Yenni., 10. WarS. =
@une 9epei6e aus Sobuitown, Pean., mel
BET 6OlgenoeS: m9ie Santfirmu %. g8.
alein & Comp, uelGe bier @eIddfte inter
bem gtameu vnie Cambria @ouutp 8ant"
perittete, floB beute friib ibre 3biireH uno
idlug cine Sefanntma6nng AT oIeelben au,
ua6 pel6er iie sur Su8peniion ge5wungen
wurbe, neil iie i9re @utbaben uiWt etntrei=
ben unb ibre Siderbeiten ntd)t raih 9enug
i1iiiiig MAIDEN fOunte. Die 9epoftoreu gez
boren 9r0BentbeilS 5u BEN Guntern uno Die
Buiiipa ,peroen uuf $4,000 geidldtt. Sr.
Sleiu mar Saifirer Der Gnfalt, uno iomett
man peiB. bat oerIelbe feline Ifttua. Die
uGOmpasnie" miro fir cine 9tgt9e 9ebaIs
tell.""
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Die 8ep olutton tn Colombia.

Banana, 10. Mdr5.-Su bieiigerStabt
berrid)t iett 8ube. Der ameritdnideSriegs=
3ampfer ,8a6uiett" bat ben brit. SrtegSs
9ampfer n'6erOille" in Der 8etpatun9 oes
@iaelltbums Der GiIenbabu abgel0it. @s pers
Iantet, baB Der Sniurgentenfibrer Sreitan
ben GusIanbern "a Stuubeu 6rift gegeben
bat, Inn Colon 81 perlafen. Die oGeHtralz
unb |iibameritaniid)e Sabelgeiellidaft" Der.
tiinoet, iie t0uue teine 0epei9eu mad Colon
bei6roerI, bis Die 9tube bort pieOer berge-
fteIIt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-20
Nr6nne.

6olgenoe &erlufe burd Brdnoe wuroen
rurd geitcru bier etugetrofeue 9epei4eu
9cmelbet: 3pei BaIiagierpaggon8 Der p9tea=
Oinger 8abn" auf etnem gtebengeleiie an
@Ge Der g. uno 6unting6onitraBe in 8bila=
beIpbta, $4,000; 9aoio BrootS' 0rabtiabrit
III Bbilaoelpbia, $4,000; Srauers StormS'
glasbutte oil Der II. StraBe III gSiQiams=
brrg, N.=Sr $4,000 (3wei 2Gihmduuer
ourb cine einitiirsenoeOauer i6mer oerlebt) !;
3eBn @eid)dftsgebdube i'll 8eitz YlainS, Nto.,
$50 COO.
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Scr M6d,tr ieiner Suf1ter. .

@bica9o, 10. Mdri. = Souls Sa6u5,
melfer Dor ettpa Smei Monateu Sbeobor San,
BEN 6ubrmaun zines 8termagens, eridoB,
murOe beute Su bier Sabren 3u6t4au8 oernr=
tbeilt. 2ap bate Die 15=jdbrige &odter oes
Sadu8 perfiibrt. 2ll8 ibn Der Sater aufor=
oerte, oas MdOden 81 beiratben, antportete
er burd grobe Sdimpiworte, morauf er bon
SaduS auf Der StraBe nieoer9eifoiien
fn1trHP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-20
Ser Streit t.n Sas sluSttorsautt tn
SOipa

9eS W}oine8, 9a., 10. Rdr;.-Sou.
perueur Sherman perlanate beute abermalS
@intritt in oas 8iireau oes StaatsauoltorS
8rOuu. als ibm Der 3ulaB uertuelgert
tpuroe, lieB er bic 8biire 6urd gtilt5 erbre=
bre6en uno iiberantmortete on5 BIreau Dem
prOoiloriih ernannten Au6itor 6rn. eatteu,
unb 8romn ruurbe injWii6en ourh ben
Sderif uerbaftet. Der gorfoQ oerHra4te
grOBe Aufregung.
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3rifNerntnrN.

Nlattoon, SIS, 10. 0tdr;. - 3pei
feds Meilen peitli9 uOr bier wobnenoe Brit
Der, gtameuS 8err, batten beute frib einen
Streit, III belien Serlauf elmer bon tbneu,
9tamenS 9Sillian, BON Dem an0eren eri6oiz
fen wurbe. Sin Oritter BruOer lit Dfit9lieo
Der @eIetQebuuq.
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Ser Rrfea in Gentralamerifa.

"Sau Suan bel Cur, Ntcaragua,
10. Mdr;. - giahri6ten aus bem Sunern
ergeben, baB Die .8epubliten Nicara9ua uuo
Gan SalOabor Sruppen an Der @ren;e bon
SOnburaS suiammenjieben, uno baB ma1r>
fdeinli6 uadfteus Elm 9u9rifi erfoIseu miro.
Sine Sniurreftion ioa in 9OnOuras ausgez
broden lein.
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geutshes @ebfet in esiri.a.

ZeutIdles Scbtct III %+fsl:d,
8erliu, l9. MGr;. - g8 miro uertiiu~
BET, oaB ole Iunerioucn bon gebiet im GOns
gobeden all 9eutj6lano ben GntiAciouugau
uuteruorfen fino, meld)e bon Der titrSltd] bier
ubgebalteuen @ougo=Goniereuj bier getroffen
ruur6en.
Sin Suubifat 6amburger &auf(eute bat
ein au8QeoebnteS @ebiet I'M Siten uuo 9torz
ben BON Qa9o8, eiuer britiiten StOlOHie in
gGefairifa, erporbeH.
Sic Scut1dlem auf 2anoa.
Qou0ou, 20. Ntdr3. - Cant gtahrt1z
ten ans Sanoa baben Ote 0eutiheu ibre
Slagge az 2tpia aufge;ogeu, neil Der S0ui9
6en nit benz 0eutldeH Sonlul geIdlo5ieneu
Gontraft brad. Der &ouiul bat ben britt
idIeu un6 BEN amerifauilhen &onIul iiber
oieie MaBnabme amtlid benG6rittigt
Sas uebereiutommer tn 9etreiT oct 5tnan;sn
GsDpten's.
2onbou, 10. Otdr5. - Die conIeroattz
pen Tiibrer beidlloIien in elmer beute abge=
baltenen @onferel3, ruom69lt6 Die 0i5tuiEou
oe8 eggptt6sH 6inan5oertra9e8 bl5 mad ben
Siterierien Ill perIdtebeI. 6r. @laoitoue
piiuidlt, ben Gertrag mon,0Qlih nod Uor
Sftern erleoigt Su baben. @r it!ug beute
Dor, baB iid oa8 lluterbau8 AM 81. Ntdr3
ulL Dlo o4L4l y. <tpLt4 pIAbuSS ulNU O9IAi W
legentti4 Oer Pfngitieier etne ldHgere Pauie
made.
Sic afsbaniidic 6raoe.
BariS, ,19. Otdrs. = @8 miro balboffiz
5ieQ mitgetbetlt, Shirt 8i8murf babe fi1 er=
boten, ais Sermittler 3miid)en @uglauO uuO
&ubIanb in Der ai9bauiideu 6ra9e uuf3u.
treten.
8eterSburgt 10. Mdr3.- 0as y5Ourz
nal be Ct Betersbour9" erflGrt in ietnen
@ommentaren iiber Die 4ngabeu, rpelds i'm
britiiden Parlament bejii9lid Der af9hautz
i6en 6rage gemadt wuroen, eS lei tlar, oaB
Gn9lanb un0 9iuBlanO iid babiu geeini9t bit
ten, III ben gegeuiuGrtig bon ibnen belebteH
Steluugen 3u bleiben uno ii9 aQer ag9reiit=
pen MoBnabmen 5u entbalteu, nibreuo Die
Diplomatic cine frteolide Solun9 81 bemert=
itelligen iu6t.
Q0uoort, 10. MGr3.-0ie 8eamten Der
9ebouportz 3 9odparb auhuorteteu beute auf
cine telegrapbiife 9lnfroge Der aOmtralttGt,
iie f6unten biuneH 5tuet gSohen Iebn arte95z
idiffe ieeferti9 baben,
Qonbon, 30. Mdrs. - Der 8eterSburz
ger Correspondent Der pBOf" mel0et, oaB i'm
2aufe oieler 8o6e in Petersburg Elm 8rte95=
ratb ftattfano, in pelhem Die Wtitglieoer 0es
@eneralitabs Elm iofortigeS SorriifeH segeu
6erat befiirnorteten.
Die pBOf" mill pifen, OuB Baron Stual,
Der ruifiihe @eiauote in 2OnoOn, iHfruirt
tuorben iit, Die 5ritii6e Regierung 5u ma
aen, 90 es mabr iei, 6ab iie benz @mir uoH
5erar 8afieu unO NuuittOn lieiere.
Rarft une S6rfe.
Qoubon, 10. Rdr3. - Ser. Stuateuz
SbliaatiOnen: 4zpro5. 124s, Ditto. 44.proj.
114t, DO. Oerldngerte 5zprO5. 1044.-attien:
as. .zgS. 80, DO. 2. It, Grie 13t, DO. 2.
So, geuzDorfs Central 9lf, Benni. Central
s., SGs. Central 1924, 8eubiug ST, Gauas
6iausg gacific S9t, Rerieau S2f, ct. PGuI
Common 75t.
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lnler promineuter Otitbirger. !Sr. g.,
perbanft Or. Bulls oSuiteu.S Sprup" ielu
2ebeu. Rur Der @ebrau9 oieies ausgejeid.
neten Seilmittels rettete t6u bonn Srabes.
Rau0. t68)
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Gcr 6etraioe= ttto 8iftualietts
NRnNfA

@btcagO, 10. MGr,. - Rebl fef;
&ai;eu Sienlli6 lebbaft uub ldloB I iiber
ben geftrigen 8aten-Mdr3 TAI, April TAI,
Niai so; 0tais mar ieit unO etrpas b0her-
Mdrs S7s, Nprit S72, IRai ~; 5afer 275;
&oggeu 63; @erite 63; Sla9siaameu 1.44
Sdweinefeii4 1910; S4mal3 6.75; Gier
164-I7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-20

Die Geiu bon 6roitbeulen tpirb our4
,SalnatiousSel" bauernS beieitigt. Breis
uur ftufunbjtpansis @tS. bic 6lai4e. (68)
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Nt,rnn6if6t qnhelberihte.
seaa Sentre" stesbens ansebra tm stss.


Qon6on, 10. Mdr;. - 6rau stephens,
Satin Oe8 tiirSlid aus 6rantret6 au8geuie=
ienen 6enisrfiibrers Sames StepSen5, bat al
6. 9pper @rag, 0titglie0 oeS ParlamentS
uno &e6atteur Se8 9ubliuer n6reeman5
Sourual," telegrapbirt, ibr Gatte ltege Su
Dtons, III Selgen, auf ben Sob oarutcOer
uno iei abiolut mittellos. 6rau StepbeuS
eriudte Srinqeno nm 6iilfe, unb pr. @raq
iibermittelte lofort elne Suntme 9eIo. Srau
Stepben8 ert!Grte in ibrem Sfretben, ibr
@atte babe in burhaus feiner 8eSiebung III
BEN 9pnanitern geitanoen, uuo ieiHe 4uSz
netinnq aus Srnntretd1 lei etue grauiame
QusGbHuq arbttrarcr @emalt, pelte Srlano
nift 70 let6t oergeiien peroe. 0tebrere Der
UOrraqenoe Srl6nOer b0beu auitalten getrofs
fen, eiueu 6ono fir StepbenS auBubriugen.
Rgrse 9abeISepeT6en.
- Su Der italienij6en Ibgeorouetentartz
mer eriudteu geiteru bic Ddntiter 0tuncini
unb Grimaloi, als 9emllIe Sragen I'M Be
treff Der neuen franS0Fihen Siehi0Qe an Die,
,elben qerid)tet tpur0en, I'M Aufifub Oieler
SSroaen, uno erlldrten, etn ipejteller Delegat
iet rad 8aris QeihtGt pOr6eu, nm monlG9z
lid, Elm ARRANGEMENT 81 @uniten Stalien's 5u
idlieBen.
- Cir @tafforS Rortbcote tpiro mnbrz
Idleinlid bei'm S6luiie Der gegeupdrtigen
Iarlomentsfbuug BON ieiuent Boiteu ais
Sihrer Der @onerpatioeu I'M britii6en Inter,
6auie ;uriidtreteu uuo burd Cir Ni6ael 6.
Sids 8ead) eriett peroen.
- Sobn 0olp, elm Barrellit unb ebental=
aes OtitqlieO oeS brttti4en Barlameut5 aus
Sort, Srlanb, if 6anfrott. Seine BaItOa
belauten fi6 auf $15O,O00.
= Der Barrier p6igarO" min mi1ieu, 6aB
GrGfbent GiepelanO oen amerifauiiAen Sc
iauoteu Morton in Yaris eriudt bat, auf lei
mem gofen gu bletben.
: Der 6ersog BON 8idmon6, Der beOeuz
tenote gigentbiimer bon Ntietbhduiern in
Qonoon, hat ale feline 9tietben 4ur9weg nm
10 8ro;ent reOu5irt.
- Die fruu0fife 0eputirtenfammer .rz
0ffnete aeitern Die Debate iiber bic por9ez
idloqene gSieSeretnfiibruus bes Qtitenitruti=
niunls.
-9ie in Betiug cirtultreuSen @eriidte
iiber ben &usbrud elmer 8epolntion in Sai9z
9ar babeu if beitdtl9t.
- @ubifriptiontn fir Sismarf's @eburtSz
taosaeihent in 9eutidlano belauIeu ft9 ieet
auf 800, 900 Warf.
- Die 96uigiu 8ittoria 1T bonn guding.
hants Balafte in 9onoon mad 8inbio z@aftle
turiidgefebrt.
,galpation. Del" ftillt augenblidlidl iebeu
@hmers. 60 pirO bon allen &potbeteru fiir
- Q1ofLn fooN
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Gmropdii6e &abcl6erEd)te.
NsanFreLGl nmO China.

2oHSou, 10. MGrS. - GS oerlautt ,
6aB ber Sreg nit 6rantrei6 sic diueii9e
&eQteruu9 bcreits GO,OO0,O00 5aelS getoitet
bat
@oriS, 70. @}dr3. - 2lGttauieuO Maun
6raHjoicn iollen poH SOngting uad GOd)iuz
&bne geitidt per6cu, un oen 6orttgeu 2tuf-
iano 5n nntcroriiteu. - Siir1 6obeulob2,
Der bteit9e oeutide @eianote, bat Sen Yrez
mterntntiter 6erp benahrid)tigt, baB 0eutids
iono teme @tnpGuoe 9egen Sic frau;6fibe
4rotIomatton erbeben molIe, pelde alien BON
oHer dintiiten 6dien beitimmteH 9ieiS ais
teGScOutreban6e ertldrt
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6r. @. 9. Gtepben9, Apotbeier in ReGs
6ine, g.uni.. berihtt,, eaB Or. Aug. sOuigS
y6amburger6amilteH WeOi3iueu"p "peiImItteI
iiHb, mad pel&eN taslt4 sefTast miro,
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srttisd,r mrin,et, In srrIi,,.
gie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 9sbeimpreuIIcu.

8erlin, 10. Midr3. - Sis beute &btnO
fiuo 1877 2ei4eu aus Der &oblengruba bel
Gampbauien, nahe Sanrbriteu, III melber
ii4 geitern elm idlagenOeS gSetter ereignete,
ans Sageslidt 9ebradt pOroen, unO 81
Weniden wuroen lebeuo aus Der 3e4e &C.
rettet.
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Sfe SGaid,e BATS if,tt nttact1am.

Vanca lfer, TeNnI., l9. Wtdrj.-Urle0z
rid gttrborf, etn oerbeiratbeter DtanH BON
etlua 35 SabreI, begin9 uibrenO Der Der
gcngeuen gta9t SelbitmorO i'm bieFget
@Ountg @eidngniB @r purSt am lebten
0toutage megen 8runtenheit un0 uuoroeut=
liden Yetragen8 81 fiiuftdgi9er 6ait oerur=
tbeit un6 BET ietner llnfnnft III Dem 8eiGHg=
niiie trateu Spuptore BON SdufeuDabaiign
bel linn eirl, 10 oaB er unttr Sebanolung Ell
mes 2lrites gelellt muroe. Su Der ucrgauz
genen 9tatt iarbrah ct eine in ieiuer 3eQe
beiinHliGc leere 6lai6e uuo bra9te iid) nit
Dem 0o!ie oerieibeu einc eutietlibe ySuuoe
am lIu.erlebe bel, ans pelher Die Ginge=
pei6e berUortr0teu. Der llnglHflid)e leDte
nod bis 9egen llBr bette friih, morauf ibn
hrr g nN nn11 irinrrr QpiNen erlHife
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The German Correspondent
pAlLY. WEEKLY AND SUNDAY,
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Btnfitg Gents Die SIaf&e.
9r. NAOWAD'S
S0rfGp0rillt0tt &eic4nemt,

VEF BFuhc ESENttGtAt4ec
sur . ettuHg dGIer
droul'GenSranlbetten, SfropBelu, SdwirS !.
iutt, Oriiieulciotu, 9eidmitre, dlrOuis
iden RbtumatiSmuS ,9foie, Jtiereus,
&la'en uu0 Eeberbedwgoeu,
@gSpcpic, yungeu= uuO
&ebl geioeu.
IS retH8t bo& 8iut uEo hllt ole CgtIaaSbeiG una
lllia L..
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,Saluation Del" ftillt augenbliflif iebeu
Sd,mers. 60 tptrb bon allen 4pot9eferu fir
uur 25 Gents bic 6lai4e bertauit. (68)
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Sesiofgun9 ofr Heaen 5enatprem ftr SeIas
tuare nns aEarHIamo. - gurIdlIaa su siz
uet Spmmcrz O Grfnriton naGl 9tIasfa,

g8ulbiuqton, .. g., 10. Wtdr;. -
SIN Senate anterbreitete Saulsburn (3elj
oas Grebitip @eorg @rap'8 ais Nad)folaer
Sagaro'S, uno @rap legte ben 9lmtSeio a6.
auf 9lutrag ManoerioH's tuuroe oa8 Gomite
fir 9rudiaden autortitrt, pabreno Der Son.
9rebferten in Sisun9 3u bleiben.
Gorman (Rb.) perfiineete, oaB 6r. 6. &.
gSilion, Der neuertpdblte Senator BON Sta
rG.anb, antpeienb nnO gum 4bleqeu Ses
Gmtseibs bereit lei. @iliOn tpurOe 6auu BON
gormen Gil oas Bult oes 8rdiioenten csforz
tirt nnb bonn SoriiBer beelbigt.
9almer bot einen 8eldluB an, melfer SaS
@onlite fir 6ii6ereien alltorilirt, pibreu6
Der Serieu III SiBung iii bleiben uno cine
lInteriud,un9 iiber Die abnabme Der eBbaren
Slide III ben groBen See'n einSuleiten; oem
@onlite fir beilauiige aHs9aben ii6er,uieieu.
9olpb nnterbreitete eiueu 8ei6luB, radl
tueldem oaS @oulite fir 3it titeHpertbeloiquuq
iudbrenO Der 6erieu ueri6iebene 0afenitdote
beiu9en unO bort Situngen ab9alteu ioQ !;
in Den Satenber eiugetra9eu.
San Ggf blad)te ietnen in lebter gSod]e
angebOtenen 8ei6luB in 8e5Ig auf Die
,Sadbone" =2anbidenfung jur Spra6e unO
beantraQte, oenielbeH oem Gomite fir 9te=
gierIuG8lduSereien SIT iiberlueiien; angeuom.
men.
Der udbrenb Ser bergan9eneu 8obe BON
Sngal8 ein9ebradte 8ti6luB, Uetder Nus
limit in 8e5ug aHf Oie un9eietlidle @rIper=
buu9 bon &eiOeIan6ersien in Stlaboma for-
bert, iuurbe sunddit auf'8 8apet 9etradt.
Sn9all8 iagte, Die BON Dem 8ei6luB Uerz
lar9te ausfunft Jet in Ser SOtidaft Oes Brd=
fbentsn entbalten, mo CT bealltrage 0aber,
cen Sei6luB anf ben Sid Su le9en; an8es
n6mnten.
Manberion beartragte, oaB ein aus fitnf
SeuatOren beitebeube8 Goutite eruannt luer=
De, melfe8 itd5 na9 2llaSfa be9eben uno gez
mife llnteriu6un9en oOrt fibren IOlle. gtl6
furSer 9iSfuiiion ipurbe Der &utra9 bis
morgeu Suriifgelegt, poranf Der Seuat I'm
II llbr in @retutiOFBung 9ing uno it9 3ebn
Rtnrteu pGter OertQQte.
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sttenssts gpIlitreGane Der 3ouasfese.

Sdatamtsietretdr Manning bat 6en g3etp=
Yorter 3olleinnebmer brie1td aH9euieieu,
fiinftigbin auf itren9e SouitreduH9 ser Sc
iete 9e9en 3olbetrii9ereien i'll adteH. ab-
ifriften Ser @eiete iollen bon nun ar alien
i'm 9Iepsg sgorter loafen anlangenoen Yaiia=
9teren Sugeitelt weroen, unb Die Baiia9tere
baben al8oaun SIT erflGren, oh iie 3olpht4z
tige @egenitdnOe BEL iif fiiBren, oOer nidt.
Cine untcrIad,ung aber oas arbsiters
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&ptcIoicb RuO STErdcnIiat. - abeu:cutr ct
mes SriCittdscrs. GrInifnaIGe GeridbtIi=
Dies. - tScaer srrdl &a&ten. 90 S"r @rIs
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04
MRS. COOKS LIGHT DIET.
Living for Months on Ice Cream and Candy
An Extraordinary Case.


Trenton IN. j. Dlspatoh.l
A mile aud half north of the village OF
Shiloh, in this State, lives David Cock,
farmer aud trucker, with Mary, his wlIe.
and FIVE children. Prior TO August, 1884,
Mrs. Cook was never known to miss
meal About that time her appetite failed
her. She was unable to eat anything at
all, and lived on water for a week or ten
days. Then Mr.. Cook called In DR.. John
Swinney, ofShiloh. He prescribed medi-
cines, but they did her no good. She was
not sick, except that she could not eat.
Food of all kinds was temptingly cooked,
but she could eat none OF IL. Mrs. CooA
kept up and around the houss, did the
greater part Of the housework and assist
ed in doing the washing every week. She
seemingly experienced no inconvenience
from the diet Of water alone. As alast re-
sort, ice-cream and mint candy were pre-
scribed for her. This she could eat and did
80 with evident relish. DIR. Swinney called
in DIR. Smith, Of Bridgeton, but got no new
light. Mrs. Cook continued TO eat the ice
cream and candy, and said to hr
physicians: "You might as well stop COM
ing. I'm just as well as any lady. I'll be
happy IL feel as good all nv life as do
now. Cream and candy are aoout as cheap
as anything else" When Mrs. Cook COM
menced her strange diet she weighed two
hundred and nine pounds; last Sunday
she weighed one hundred and forty-six
pounds, having lost nearly sixty -three
pounds in near y six months. During this
whole time she has been in bed but five
days, and only because directed TO do
SO by her physician. Despite her phys
ician's warnings aud CO nmands, she per-
sists in experimenting and aiding in the
housework.
She says she often has desire TO
eat solid food und has attempted to do SO
on fifteen different occasions since last
August. Each time, however, she was un-
able to keep the food on her stomach. DR..
Swinney says he has concluded that the
cause OF MS. Cooks trouble Is liberation
of the coating Of the stomach, prevent ne
the flow Of the digestive fluids, and max
tng 1t impossible TO keep any solid food In
the stomach. Mrs. Cook Is forty years
old, has dark hair and black eyes. regular
features and bright rosy cheeks. She
looks the picture Of health. She does not
suffer any, excepting once in while she
has violent pain In the stomach, which
the Doctor says 10 caused by the ulcers
gathering or breaking or else by her eat
ing so much Ice cream.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04
RUNNING DOWN A STORM.
A Lots Cyclone-Nucieus ofs storm-slgnai
Service Predictions.

A Lots CycIone-Nucieus ofa storm-signai
Service Predictions.
ATLANTA Constitution
About two years ago the Signal Service
Bureau at Washington notified the CoRsti-
tuition that q cyclone-or certainly q very
heavy wind d-storm-might be expected to
pass through Georgia within twenty -four
hours after the notification, on its way
from the Gulf TO the Atlantic. The cyclone
did not come within the time prescribed.
Upon inquiry, the Bureau folks stated that
they had lost the cyclone somewhere in the
Gulf, but they expected IL to turn up later.
It did turn up the next day, and
It turned up pretty big slice Of Georgia.
That was about the first definite attempt
in this section to foretell storm. II 10
now q common thing for the Bureau TO
notify US that in forty EIGHT hours q cold
wave or storm will ach our city. The
storm signal anoat over the custom-houss
Is held TO be about as reliable as the clock
over the way on the capitol. The business
Of the weather is rapidly becoming one Of
the great sciences. For example, the OBJ
server at Portland, Ore, reports the bar
ometer very much depressed at his sta
tion. This Is the nucleus Of q storm. In
stantly the points around Portland are
tested and the area and location Of the
storm thus accurately outlined. An hour
later the same points are questioned again.
or course the storm has shifted its position,
for storms never stand still. A line drawn
from the initial point OF the storm TO its
second point shows the direction in which
II Is travelling. A comparison Of tho time
Of the observations shows the speed at
which II is going. These two points set
tied, the people along its path are notified
that II Is coming and when they may ex-
PEI. II.
The foreknowledge can be carried much
further. As matter Of course, there are
certain conditions that precede a storm.
These are carefully recorded. By looking
back over long series Of cyclones, for ex.
ample, and noticing the exact changes Of
atmosphere that precede each one, gen.
eral principle Of ante-cyclonic act on can
be established. This once done, whenever
these condit ons are observed, IL may be
safely predicted that they will breed q
cyclone. The Signal Service Bureau is
already Of vast practical benefit. In pre-
dieting even for day or two storm. Its
warnings will save thousands Of dollars to
the people. When IL reaches tho point
where II can accurately predict the coming
Of cyclone in time for the people to es-
cape It's fury, 1t will have done work that
will command universal respect.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04

whistles for the little poodle, and kindly,
calls the Newfoundland dog by pet
name. The names of the household nom.
bers are often on his ton sue. His friend
ship is perpstually particular for o certain
individual; and his fits Of revenge very
violent In self-defense. He commands,
exhorts and denounces as II endowed with
human intelligence; has o somewhat reg-
ular hour for retiring, manifesting his de-
sire therefor by screech OF impotence.
He undertakes TO advise children
regarding tn o propriety Of going TO school
and using handkerchief when necessary.
II the indolent youngsters were as assidu-
GUS in their application as this parrot, they
would be bright scholars. Although. he
seemingly distinguishes where there IL Q
difference Of rank, he has very little rev-
eronce for the most distinguished In
Church and State, and naturally has no
"human respect" At times he assumes
meditativs mien, especially after active
and I talkatve scenes He takes great de.
light in whistling the raise up the curtain
and hurry -up-with- -the-play ganut COM
mon in the opera houses and halls; appar-
emily knows good from evil, and is quick
to declare that that quality exists In cei'-
tain things. Ho puts per cd TO any cur
rent nonsense by his imperative "stopw
appreciates the physiological benefit OF o
hearty laugh when In the proper moodi
holds prolonged conversations by tele-
phone and otherwise, and maniiesss love
for the so-called almighty dollar on meet
occasions. The bird Is wonderful abovs
his kind.