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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
Sic Baltimore Sbio Sa1n" TT
NhtIaoeIpbfa.

8biGubelp ia, "a. September. Die
8riide Der p8altinoresSbios sSabnn iiber ben
@9upItin- -SluB mar gefteEn @e8emftanb Der
Serbanolnn9en oor Den 3t4tern gtit4ea
ciatioH" bat nm Elm 9eridtli6es SerbOt Oes
griidsnbaueS nadgeiudt, neil 6ur6 Oenielz
ben Die @difffabrt beeintrdftt9t piir6e, unO
neil bic Bride Hur unter ipe5teler geIetli=
der 8etuiaigung, Die nt4G erlanet iuor6en
iei, gebaut perbiu tDnne. Die Baltimore
Ohio Balm" ma4te burd ibre 9fe9tsau=
pdlte oeltenb, baB bic grlaubniB, cine 8abu
in Die Stnbt gu fiibren unO 3u bieiem 3pede
bic StraBen nnb Serfebrsmese Der Staot ju
benuten ober Su treuSenr aud bas 9fedt in
uoluire, BEN 5SluB su iiberbriifeu, unO baB
Surdl BEN Ban elmer 9rebbriide Die Shiffs
fabrt bur6aus niat perbtnoert ooer nerfli9
la6m eeleat perbe, ionoern i'm ungiiufIsfeu
Sale Hur nit etrpas mebr SorgIalt betrteben
@erben mi6te. Der @eri6tsbOf bat iid5 Ieine
@ntIdeioune oes 6alles oorbebalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
QttfftftnrN III Nhin-

0ian8fieI6, o, "a. September. -
Sames gSinan8 uno Sohu &romer, pom mel
den Semer iiber 16 Sabre alt tit, iinO bier
we9en @rmorbung Oe8 Mdo6enS Slara 6ufi
berpaftet poroen, heiien 2eife oieier Sage in
Der gtGbe beS Bieiigen Stdot6ens aufgefun=
ben mtrbe. sic oebaupteu, eiH Samera0
bon unsefdbr benlielben Alter babe einen
i6anbbaren 9(ngriff auf Die 8erfprbene ge.
matt unb iie, ais iie @iOeritano leiitete, err
itofen. Die Serbafteten tpouen ii6 cine
pOlle balbe 0teile bon benz S6auplaBe oes
Serbre4en8 befunOeu, troBbem ieOO9 Die
6iilferufe oeS YtGodens unO ben Pifolens
ituB beutIt4 geb6rt baben. Der unaeblid)e
Mi6roer 1T nod ntft Uerbaftet, un0 ole Bolt
,ei nPrheirnliht ieinpn Rntf1pr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
gSabrId1eitIidj eit1 00tt6norS.

Yoint @teaiaut, @.t8a., "a. Sept.
- 9ie Dor etlideu Sagen Weilen BON bier
in einem @aloe uufgefilnoene 2eife eineS
@tulotten tpuroe geitern au8ge9rabeu, unO
man geIangte our6 unuerfennbare Spuren
ron @emalttbattgteiteu an 6em 80rper gu Der
lleber5euguug, cap Elm @loro oOriie9t. Der
SerfOrbene 1T ais Elm gemiiier Borter aus
9auia=@ountH, o, melder Dor Surgeon nit
$500 bierber fam, nm eia Stiif Ganb 3u tlus
ZEN ihputifi2irt mnrNpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
Wotcr ttttO So;,tt crtttoroct.

Yortlon6, Or, q. -September. - :.
6. Nia9TelO, ein &aufmanu UOn 6eruOaIe,
murbe geitern &benb 81 gSbatcOm I'M Ser.
ritorium @aibington ermorOet. Sein SObH
gSesleD pur6e burd Die 2un9e 9eldofenuno
1T nidt gu retten. Sin Hubefanuter Wann
riei Sei6e OOr Die Sbiire un0 idOB tie nie0er.
Sts jett III e5 nitt gelungeH, Den M6r0er
etn;ufangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
sic RI0ffertf.

80 ontrea \, Aue., "a. september. =
2aut amtli9er 8eri9te Der Sanit1tsbeb6rOe
Itarben geitern in Ntontreal S8, in ct. Sean
Saptifte 8, in ct. @unegonbo 2, in ct.
Senri unb in @ote ct. Qouis l Psrion
an ben glattern.
8rescOtt, Ont, "a. Sept .-0ret 8lats
ternf1[le neroen ans Cardinal Qeueloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
g6wtrc, nbtr eerc6te strafc

gem z8run8mid RS, "a. Sep=
tember. - 6rau gliiabetb 6eubrids, pel9e
iiberiiibrt 1T, Elm oem Grnlenbauie entnonIs
mene8 Gbopttpfino, 9tamens emma 8sls
mont, auf ruabrbaft unmenfdltde y8eiie ges
martert uno 1niBbanOelt 3u babeu, murOe
beute Al elmer @elObuBe bon $3.50, grffatz
tung Ser @eri6t8tOften uuO 10 iibriger
OudlthnuShnft nPriIrtnetlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
. iR 0nmt

iolro no0 |nnenoung oeS SnrIapurl0u rpSbrenh
menl9tr gage rein unb ibOu. Binucn, RIedeu,
lImgrie b,tdsn unO 6uutaugbl uer6en biieitiaI;
Setten uu6 @eltnlire beilen ltueu. Beronen,
mttWe an SIropldn an 9uleu=, Numb Obrpnz
3eihz, @a.sz uno SrdieuaUsihldQen lejOen nelds
Htmtoer aus un9ebeteH fruntbciteu o6er 0urCb bcH
gEotaU1 ooH GuediiIber tntfQuoen fnb, f6nnen
tQ oUl Qtuuna ucrlaiicn, iUeun 6as 5arjapQrtQiau
8usG9tNe ial9e on9tDanbt Uir0, nm ienen (Sn6rud
oul oeh ST9dniSmus mOtlcu 5u t6uHen
,S!ue gtalht non olelcm ent9jIt mCbr 6Cilelementt
wy leet' AuoCtt NenluG. IS UIr0 1bteloffrllugifp
Su4I"oNEtH, u1QteHo man bet nu0ayeu 2lryueisH
lHul7 OiS thSmal 10 uiCl uebmeu muF, Bsf 9pns
t9aetu iu BADEN. Nres SI.OO 0ls Elaihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
2Dott, 9aQ l. Go.
z cppt0 d e!
Ufppl9R!. .... SsPpiGs! ... ..UFPpIlDP!
SebmfssGuframmma8 Ipottwo0lfetl

ane iett nbt mebr fabriSrten SHUTTER tonnen fueit
unter oen Seriteuuu9sfoien 9etauft ueroen.
Btee seboTen Su ben beiten Sorten leeter Saion Il.
baben oQbu pailenoe Sonten.
BIS 3um AusuertauIe oHerlren MIR nur sSlaren
eriter Siaiie in ben unten genonnten Sorten.
ROYAL WILTONS S1.50 bis S1.75 Die g)dro.
gSiItDn'id ider Sarmets, elm Sammet=3eppih
b6tfer Sualitdt, auI Der Ruteite sur gtahabmun9
zines ddten gSiIton 9eSefnet, 81 bis S1.2o,
9lru.tnfter $50 bis 50.
Qlruitliter " oauette, Der 10 lebr belebte Bar
IOrz3erpid, 81. .25 bis 81 50.
8raiieIer nit nouem ntniterbaTten' %Frn9ez
TAPESTRY SraHeler 40 6dOen, srtra) so
" TAPESTRY sraTeIer 70 Gdoen, Oefter) 20
bis rs Gents.
TAPESTRY SrhfIeIer (sipeiter Sortel 65 Cts.
TAPESTRY SrafTeIer (oritter Scrte) 60 cts.
TAPESTRY 9riiiieIer (oierter Sorte) 50 Cts.
9rtra oberfeiner Dtuiter=IN NGRAIN (ganb wor-
sted unS Wole) so bis rs Gents. DieieIbe Sorte
nit 8oumnolz aette so bis 65 Gents.
@anamoHene Seppid1et gsttte9iorte' 40 bis
so 9ents.
gSadhstudt BON 20 Gents Die Guabrntzgarb an
bis gum beften importirten. ~,
GuaIiId1e 2prfmattGn (LINOLEUMl , pon go
Gents bis IS, bic bette SuBbooens Seoedun9 Inr
Streaur uno offentlide Sotale i'm Vaartte.
Wntten-RUGS-oon bel jSuB bis 10 pei 70
NuR iopobI importirte, oils einbetmiite, beitdnbig
auf Eager unb nui Sefeuun9 9emaht.
Rafaes uno gtapiers1Rattcn,
Raniua'er utio dhincnid1e Stto1matten IN
Der erOsten AusnabI uHo 5u nleorisften Yretlen.
s9-gPau beitdtise unisr saser, ebe man fault !~Ea
sm aIsineu g1r. 2S6, W. Baltimore 9terbalt
SIM grosen SIR. 80, gseIts sSaaette>, gtraBc.
(222,3,5,6,S,3i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
gsfrr Rerfd1ett at Snse nfrbrattt,t.

Gebars8apio8, Sa., q. Septbr. -
Die gSobnung oes Sarnter8 Soiepb Slider
nabe @anbed braunte in oergangener 9ta6t
nie0er, unO Slider fam nit ietnen 6rei 6iris
bern in ben Slanmen nm. 6rau Slider ret
tete ii9 bur6 eiHen Sprun9 aus enen Sem
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Nene Mn;eigen.
Gin poraiiartGlet oSat6 2srOO.

Der llnterseidnete6eebrt fih, ge6erpertdufer unO
@oniumenteH aatungsooa Oarauf aufmerfiam su
MAIDEN, oaB er Gin Ser6noun9 NIT ieiner Cracker
unb CakessSddereU 10 eben nit groBen untoIten
Sinrd)tun9en CUR 6eritelun9 etnes abloIut u1s
perfaIidlten aIrtifeIs &atbbrpo suHt SAINT
Itens0ebraud1e peruoaftdno9t bat.
D0s Sroo iUir0 aus Dem aQerbeiten gBatjenmehte,
oaS 81 9aben 1T, gemaht, un6 oas 6neten unO Yeaz
nipuliren eeldebt ourdJ VlaIdinerie, Die fir Den
SfUed belonoerS an9eertigt fuoroen.
Seine SbentifaItcn
rgenomelher Nrt Der0en gu Dem Seige benuBt. Sa5
Delbe AuSleben, Die SeiChtlgfe un0 3artbeit ba6en
ein39 unO allen i'll Der Site oes Rehles, Der uoltonlz
meuen Gldbrung ourt Sefe uno ben orgfdlti9en uno
ourb9reien0en Sneten Ourb gfaldliuerie tbren
Gjruno.
Die IusunbI oes G1ebdds beite6t in alien BEN ibliz
den pom @oniumenten be9ebrten, ioipie in einigen
beionoeren Sorten, Die in ein9en Saupttdoteu gufoz
pas 10 belte6t itn6; oauon fii6re i'd an:
COTTAGE, CAFE, PALACE,
WiItb, TWIST, &aTfee,
gSiemer, BOX. CREME.
Tetp:Durfef, SUPERLATIVE.
glsthc Yreile iino 70 nieori9, iUe iie Elm Grtfel
nur erier aaiie red)tierti9. uno Die Guatdt ite6t
uner 9arantie Oem 6eiten artitel niht ebeu6irz
t9 sur Seite, onoern ubertrTt uiele Ser Sroooren,
fuelte ieSt Dem 9oniumeuten offerirt iUerSen.
@tcocrOerfanfer uer0en BON Suoortommen6esS,
un6 auTmertlamen A9enten perIprgt.
8eor1 o.. Sfiuman,
,llniuerlaIzSa ampf=Sd9ctei,"
Sir 81, So, so uno ST, ytoroz@reene=S =StraBe,
elm 9aus noroIit bonn 9erin8tOnzWartt
(230-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
geltiamor0perf1td) eineS s3amiptes
IcrS

S1racuie, 9.=g., "a. Sept. - 5arrp
Sbompou, Der @atte BON Senriettd Sooers,
erIten 2iebbaberiH in SbOmas Scenes Shea.
tertruppe, mafte beute einen 8eriuf, fi6 III
eri6ieben. gSie er angiebt, tpurre er ourd
Streitisfeiten nit ieiuer Srau 81 Der Chat
ophrndlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25

kG Ger dG60fli6e Eurub e.
5irG >" ans Der p8altimorer 5urngemsiuOe,"
oem bieiieeu pSosialr alr8emotratiideH EurH=
Oerein" uuo benz rGolumbia- Surn0sratu" N
@oibiusou, 3. g., befiebeHo, bat auf nah
fen Souutaa ihreH idbrlibsn Au51u9
uub Surutoa beffimnHt uuo ais 3ielpuHlt Der
Grfuriou b9s Gautouer 9eb0lj, Dem
9lrrnenbnuie auf 8auuieu gegeHiber, aus
ocm6blt. Die Eeitlidteit Himmt rib 10
iIbr i8reu gufaug. frauHOe Der SurHer fuo
ais Safe niutommen. 8aS 6ellpto9ramr
peif Shauturneu, 8reisl4IeBeH Il. In. aut.
Uian geluugt nit Der p4lonumenia.. Rleroe-
bobn@ uno BON bereH gHopuntte in 3igblauo-
tOmu ans nui bereit febeuoeH Y9aetoHs uaa
benz 6efplage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
Or. Gernfnnnn Refnfaro
Mnakdk.
Rrnke 9ftfSinnf1I nntt

MARBLE and SLATE MANTELS,
perfertetaus ben perlhiebenffen arten Warmor anb
GGieieI na6 ben ueueften Ttuftern pom
4. StIaartner,
Str. 626 ttne seq, gSeftz5aIttrs cresGtra
Gets porratbis cine erose Gusnabl @ranits unb
Rarmorz@robf Gi3uren, Baien &C. Befels
eunstn &C. tu ben btlisfen RreiieH aussefabrt.
(qnniA-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
germiI6tes.

Die beutige Steuereinuabme betrug $399, =
100 unO Die 3olleinnabme 1852, 2,425.
CUR @tnl0iung beTtinmte Nationalz 8auts
gfoten im Setra9e bon $485,00O liefen beute
I'M SdObamte ein.
Der Yr6Tbent bat Srn. 2toOlpb Sfer(ob
aI8 Soniul bes beuti6en 9teidJeS 81 9ft4=
mOnO, Sa., anerIannt.
Der YraFSent ernannte beute fOIgenoe
3olleinnebnler: Charles s. Smeene9 fir
@alocifon, &era8; Otto 6. Gbrefele fir gu
luriu, 9er., mo s. S. Code fir 8ra3us De
Santiago, SeraS.
Setretdr 2amar, pelder ieit mebrereu
Sagen an elmer beftigen @rtdltuug oarnieOer
lag, iit pieber 10 tpett bergeitelt, baB er Die
pi6tigeren @ei6dlte Oes 0epartemeut5 ju
SQuie beiorQeu lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
9ic5 ,9BaBrnu TaIi6."
9(n Sos SSuhIift,,,r

ltln tifa cine Srilinorfe an 5r. RaDuan a
60, ylg. S2, GSGrrtu=Str., yiem=gorf.
a. 4Ho man Dro 4usunft erBatten, Die LauIsubs
UCY!g TT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
@rets 80 Gettts Ole SSGaT6,c.
Or. 9taOwag's
S1tiAR1rt4tAtt 9Seiplnefnt.

SIt 2lNuIl9 'eler rQroHlldeu8rdHthelten StrobheIu
ShpN6iudt, DruieuIeioen, @sihDiirs. dirn1i.
ldeu Rheumotismus, grpfpClas, yHerens, SIos
LEM uno Seberleiben, Dpspepfe, RrauFheiten 6sT
Sun9e uHo oss Salles. Ge rciutgt Oas 93Inf
uno briu8t @eiHnSbeit uuo Strait 5urad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25

Or Qu9uIt S0nigs vSamburser Eros
pfenn aeaen Sober, yiiereRs uub gtagenlei-
Sen unb 0rer yBrufttbeen gegen Grt6ltunq
fino Ufittel na6 6enen tdgli6 gefraat mir6, ,
iaat Sr. 9. 9. SteUens, Better elmer 4pos
tbste in &eobins, PeHui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
Bic Sbri5tenmsteIcteu In Qtuuam.
Gaifer gBiIbeIn. in 8aOen.9aOen.

@arts, "A. Sept.-Slerifale 8latter be-
haupten, buB meni9Rens $4,000 @brtiteH ieit
SHrSem in GHHam ermoroet moroeu ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
DC Rataitropbe In stofhpLtr.

Sto d B 0 m, "a. sept. = GuBer oen II
8elOueu, tpelde gefern AbenO Dor @britine
gitlfeu'S Sotel i'm Georduge gu Sooe ge=
quetidt puroen, baben 80 aHoere beoentlldJe
Serletuugen erlitteu. 0ime. gdlfeu lit
burb oeu trauri9en SOrf0u oerart eri1iittert
pOrOeu, OuB fe geSwungeH 9eweieu 1T, Die
@rfiuung ibrer engagements bis uuf lSeites
res 81 oeri9ieben.
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2Onbon, "a. September. .-&aiier g8ilz
beIm bat f6 mad 8oOensSaoen begebeu,
NO er ettpa brei gSoden perpeilen miro. Die
Saiiertn BON 9euti6lanO uno Der 8riu3 BON
gEales iub gu 6anlburg angetommen unO
mad llngarn abgereiit. Gle mer0eu Der Ser
mGblung Der 8O6ter be8 SerSogs BE Char
tres nit Dem 8riu3en 8aloemar, Dem liiups
fen SObre bcs S0nig8 BON 9duemarI, bets
ruohHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
N. 9t. 9.
Vt q 0rt0
TIT tbrett perT9icOenen 0orp,e,
btBtges aaO taltes SEie6cr
n . IA iHS

Haopap,s RcaoB Belief 1T Elm N.urirtcr o.,
sen auefltl S9merjen, Sl5nihmcr5en, gorfIflusr.
sem 9ulpep, SeHoenuch, Geruenmeb gerhaut,ifT.
dmeBeu. ' S''' S''1Oet'
Die anpenbung oes ReaSb WeItef auf h,u gb,n
oost 9le Epee, no Der Sdlmer8 ODER oas geSeH ifSt
gemd9rt. lotor stnSeruHg uR0 Grlefbt,rtlTn ~"
" nar oas trie uu6 iftOas einifas . d5,1,.,.,,.
gellmlileIs Uelles ouf ber Steie bic orfIs,SSr
S@merten nut Gnt5an0uug IHSert unS Seur giutI
anorang abbiIit. ''''' o'u'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
gIoa Gin g8abImanifeit @Ion gIOn'5.

Y0rt5 a. Sept. = Yrtnj 5er0me 9il-
pOeOn (FlOu Blon) bat eiH Manifeit an oaS
Golt erlaiien, IN tpelnem er erfldrt, er niius
ite merer Die @eSerberiteuuug Der Niouarz
die, nod gebe er ii9 nit utopiideu 9(efornt=
plGHen alb. Der 8riu; beid)ulOi9t bic Sn!-
perialiItcn, iih BEN g8Iuihcn Der 8ourbOueu
untcrmorfen unO 5ur 2tnre9uug eineS 2tuf-
ubrS tbdtig gemeitH gu ebeu. gr idlieBt
nit Der @rtIdrung, oaB er uuO ale Ititglicz
Der ieiner 6auilie iid) Der 8etbeillgung al
ben gSablen enthaIten miiroeu, bis Sraut-
reid cine @Onitituante einberuft Ooer Dem
Solte bie 2luigabe Der @ripabIuHg zines
0aubte8 Der 8eaierunQ iibertrGQt.
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&onint sataraOa's @6rOeriu OerartBetGt

5Nag, "a. sept. - Seanne 2Orette,
mel6e ibreH @eItebten, ben l0paueFiheu
Sonlpl SaturaOa, am 16. 0tdrj 3. S. ju
9fOtterbam er'dOB, murOc beilte SIT Oreildbrt=
ger 6aft oerurtbeilt.
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Ser8e6t niht, RaoDaps Bu Derlangeu, uuo nbers
5eu9t Su9, eQB otr 9tGme nJla6waq" aui Gem itebt,
mas Sbrfluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
S0rfdpdriTintt Oipfnrnenf

petes aus StOften pon au6crorSentIiber 0efTFroTt
0eltehb Ute Dies CUR 1eiuigun9 gBie6erheYfefIifra
uHo StaltiGung otS nie6erge6r0bCneu ROrpgrs nDtbs
Hsnol9 ll5 mint uu6 beilt raial, gtiu6Iidl unb
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@onftantiuOpel, a. Sept. - 6ier
ein9etrOfiene amerifaniife 3eituugeH eutpal=
ten einen Seriftr mad pelfem ser Sultan
Rem 6rn. g. 9. @or, ais 2etterer iaiu @rez
6itto ais amerifanii4er @eiauoter iiberrei3
te, etdde nertbooue S6mudiaben fir ibu
(&or) elbft uno mebrcre ielteHe OrieutaliIne
Sii6er fir Gru. 6emitt prGieutirte. Sr.
@or ertldrt Oieie 8ngabe fir etneH SrrtbHlH.
8ie SdmudiadeH iOpObl, tpie bic Bidder
murOen ibm fir Srn. Selpitt gegeben, uuo
nn,. nrhfeIt l2tA+s fitr ID, infhft
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Gin 9rfef l. on ctneut nGranf. !"

Der Brdl0ent 1t 0ieier Gage BON elnem
u@rant," iuel6er it6 vSenrb R. Serp, neu=
erpGblter YrGf6ent Der Ser. Staaten, Yroz
feiiOr Der 0iilttdrrpifieni9aften NIB Ser Sus
rispruoen3 in Der Sirginter RatiOnal=0tiIis
tIrleimatb" unterSeidnet, brieiti9 aufgefOr.
bert morben, bis gum 3. SftOber 3u ret9nt=
brandt iuerOen niirOen. 0a8 Sdreiben0 it
an D@rooer @lepelano, fungiren6en Brait=
oenten" aOreiiirt un0 entbalt auerlei unfit
nt9e 6orOerrn9en Oil Die SGbinetSmltglteoer
un0 Qn0ers 8eanlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-25
,tne ,,StinFaeIOer" tttebr Tlr Die gietDs
Mprfer RpIlift5peffprett,

Der SdaBan1tsietretdr iftfte beute benz
9iitriftSanmalt 0orSbeimer in 9femsDorf ein
S6reiben, in peldem er ertldrt, es iei ibm
su Sbren gefommen, baB Die gteiuz YOrfer
3ollinipeftoren trOt oes I'M leBten Ytarj BON
9epartement erlaiienen ffrengen 8erbOtS
nod INNER iortfabren, @elbbeitedungeH BON
ben iu Stem Dort lanbenoeu BOiia9ieren 5u
acceptiren, lln0 6aB bic be5ablten Summen
Uon S. un6 $40 bis ;u $1OO betragen. Der
Setretar ertbeilt benz 9itritt8ampult 8es
febl, itren9e RaBre9eln 3u ergreifen, nm oies
lem lining griinblid) Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
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aaFruBr in u Rouen.

2onpon, 25. Geptbr. - Cine Sdaar
grbeiter aui elmer g8erfte 81 &ouen, 6rants
reid, bsmddtigte iidb geierH mebrersr 6dfer
8ein, fedte O:eelben on uno betraut Ft.
Die 8etrunfenen ma9ten Oann eineu angrltt
ouf bic 3o1beanlteu Uno oerlpunoeteu meb=
re oerielben t6otli9. Die Yoli3ei oermO9ter
trob0em iie ibre 3leooluer anuenOete, ben
Dlcb nidt gu bdnbiger, unO erit uIS 5wei
Satailloue Snfanterie auf oem ShaUplase
eridieuen unS nit gefdlltem 8aponuet Dor
giugsu purOe bic 8ube piecer bergeteIt.
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nranfreidl nne sirma .

Gulcutta, "a. Sept.-groBe ll1;ufris,
benbeit berriat bier iiber oen9ertrag Snii4en
TranfreiA un0 8irma. Die 6anOelstauI=
mer ertldrt, oas britilde SntereIie peroe
burd ienen Sertrng groBem 9tahtbeil aus
geIeet. Die britiidje aOruette pEurquOtie"
ii piSstf mad &ansun beOrcert mOrpeH.
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GnropaiIde Gabslberi5te.
Die Srje8stUOIfe itt SfteH.
SIrf alsrunber's @in5ug in @bilippopel.
Sic OOr9ef@la8ene emropdifd1e
Gpnfcreu5.

Stic8sbeseiTerMns in Serbien. - Sin Se7ret
5nr gRsbiIiIrRn8 Der artedliidlen "lrutec.
-VerpiGcIaRsen uno g9irrparr an aaeu
G6cn uno GHScH. Srobenoe Sndl[age
nm Nor rtrs,eIiS61ctr F1reu,e
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-22
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do well to avail themselves of this, thc
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffer
ing humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case OF
weakness or disease of any kind or character,
which he undertakes and fails to cure. He
would therefore say to the unfortunate suf-
ferer who may read this notice, that you are
treading on dangerous grounds when you
longer delay in seeking the proper remedy FOR
your complaint. You may be in the first
stageeRemember that you are approaching
the last. IT you are bordering on the last and
are suffering some or all of its i'll effects, re-
member that if you obstinately persist in pro-
crastination the time must come when the
most skillful physician can render you no as
sistance; when the door of hope will be closed
against you; when no angel of mercy can
bring you relief. In no case has the Doctor
failed of success. Then let not despair work
itself upon your imagination, but avail your
self of the beneficial results Of his treatment
before your case is beyond the reach of medi-
cal skill, or before grim death hurries you to
q premature grave.
Piles Cured without Using Knife or
fLtgature.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-22
MEN

There are many at the, age from 80 to SO
who are troubled with frequent excavations
of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smarting or burning sensation and weaken
ing the system In manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles of albumen win
appear, or the color win be Of thin, or milk.
lsh hue, again changing to dark and torpid
appearance. There are many men who die of
this dificulty, ignorant of the cause, which Is
the second stage of weakness of tne vital Or
gans. DR.. s. will guarantee perfect cure in
all such cases, and q healthy restoration of
these organs.
Only one interview required in the majority
of cases. Balance Of treatment can be taken
at home without any interruption to business.
All letters or communications strictly conf
Dental. Medicines packed SO as not to excite
curiosity and sent by express, il full descrip-
ton of case is given, but personal inter
view in all cases preferred.
OFFICE HOURs-9 to IL b. M, and to and
to Q p. IN. Sunday, Q to 10 q. m. only. Con-
sultation free.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-22
FOURTH.

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
to which said corporation shall at any time be SUBJ
ject shall not exceed the amount of the paid up
stock, and shall in no case exceed the sum of fifty
thousand dollars.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-22
SALTWATER NEWS.
Inspection of Company K--Sudden
Death--Large Sale of Logs.
Important Land Observation-Disclosures
Scaling of Logs Other News.
Inspection of Company X.

lmSpccC1On Oh company M
Last evening CompanyK, Firstregiment,
M. N. G., was inspected by Lieut.. Col.
King, state inspector. Col. Bend, COM
manding the First regiment, was also in at
tendance. Three officers and fifty -four men
answered the roll call. The armory was a
little too small for the number of men and
in all their evOlutions they had to
move too closely. The inspection of the
arms took some twenty minutes, and the
steadiness of the men standing at
attention during that time was very good.
The men went through the parts of drills
to the satisfaction of the inspector, who
compliments them on their fine appearance
as well as the excellent condition of their
arms and uniforms. Col. Bend also had a
good word to say for them and gave Capt.
Bronson due credit for their efficiency.
The inspection was thorough one. Or
ders were read to the men to appear on
Sunday evening in full dress uniform to ac-
company Muller Post, No. 1, G. A. R., to
Memorial services at the M. E. church; the
men to assemble at the armory at z o'clock.
An order was also read for the men to
assemble at 10 o'clock on Saturday, May
80, memorial day, to take part in the doings
by Muller post at Lakewood cemetery.
After the inspection was concluded the
company and their friends engaged in a
social dance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-22

jected to the testimony Of child of her
years concerning events of such a
nature. Judge Lochren sharply re-
proved the fresh young man, saying that
it was for the court to decide concerning the
admisSability of evidence; the attorneys
would do all the oblecting necessary. In
his charge the judge said this was one OF
the saddest cases ever before him. 1t was
to be regretted that it should be necessary
for young children to testify in open court
against their own mother concerning mat
tiers of which they should be kept in ignO-
rance until years of maturity. In a ease
like this, however, when children were the
only witnesses of the occurrences, it was
not only proper but imperative that they
should testify. He charged that the jury
must decide as to the guilt or innocence of
the defendant on two specific charges OF
adultery; whether she was an habitual
drmkard for one year previous to the COM
mencement of the action and whether she
was treated in a cruel aud inhuman manner
by her husband. The jury retired and in
half an hour returned verdict that the de
fendant was guilty of the charges against
her save one allegation of adultery and
that she was not treated in an inhunan
manner by her husband. The verdict gives
Mr.. Smith divorce and the custody of the
four children.