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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-30
SEATTLE, October 18th. 1885.


EDITOR p. I.-SIR: Believing justice
should be given where II is due, wish
to inform your readers of young DR..
Smart, NJ. d. | fell of at the Mill
street wharf breaking two ribs about Is
days aso. | asked Mr.. Clancy to send
for good doctor, as it happened Nj. ID.
Smart whas the first on the place lookt
at me and sayd had broken two ribs
wieh afterwards by examination of DIR.
Miller foand one of my ribs broke,
when told that Mr.. Clancy would pay
the Doctor fees he charged me Sl2 for
putting on my body three little strips
sticking plaster. also little vol OF me
dicine to stimulate my nerves and look
ing after me , times for Sl2. wish to
recommend nina ts every poor working
men who has any money to draw away
to call on No. yoang DR.. Smart.
Freeman SLATER
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sARD PLAYING.


EDTTsR Posi-
From q readable article IL a Sev fsrk
pager ve select 8 fe~ paragraphs OF
general interest. The origin Of cad
vI4yiaz. a. well as that OF chess and
rnauT other game=, is surrounded With
gucertaluty. We know that they are
very ANCIENT On this subject, As upon
tnAny Others. the eaarch and the people
have been IN opposition, and card play
ing IN ozr time seems 70 be usre popular
tran ever. BJin sides have ben IN
error. The church has magnlted the
ell and the p@sFie have gwen cause q
Il. 30 By allowing the games to oe2sE-
ate into gambling. Bat no real lady
or g-ltlzE sc vii ever make such ioS
ase Of any social game or pssiim=- Ii
i toe ao1-e Of card playing, dancing.
and many otter aml-smrnts, which has
ocos z q them into iIsrepats among Ger
tan cl ss--- Card parties are fashion
.,I-. and It caBDot be denied that the
no5ie-t aud paress Of cor race eogaR
IA the aussement; IN fact, 10 lady or
s.ft' tenan l. e1n-ldersd good com pany
At social p.rttss unless sOI1 30 pias the
common games Il cards. As q rs-t FROM
--v,re sGuIg OF manual Ia oor or 10 re-
.lev- tue tedi0asness OF 10 z loDrneys
when nOtning better can be done, card
playiug Affords amusement and geper
rsse- sJcl- bliItV.
There are many puZZlin9 and seHseiess
laxs governing games st cards which
should be reformed FOR ex ample. WHO
can give shadow Of a reason for giving
N ace more power than = king! WHO
knows the name Of tbs idiot wuo ruled
that q JACK should be higher than either
kInR or aeeI OF what Use Is such rule
IL violation of tbs natural conclusion
one must arrive at upon inspecting a
psck OF cardsl Each suit runs from
ace ~ king. In "refof med eueher the
King of tramps is ths right bower and
tbs king of his color the left bower; the
deck being composed of SIX or eight
cards OF each suit, counting from the
king downward. This Is q plain, com
mon sense, natural use of the power of
the cards. and changes not IN the least
the character Of the game, except to
make 1t consistent With reason and good
taste. In whist the same law should
bold good. and the ace pat back where
Il belongs, ID this and all other games,
as the lowest In the pack. Most of the
fashionable card parties are in revolt
against the old and absurd laws Of cards
and are adopting the new code, and It Is
hoped all card players will resolateIy
assist in forwarding the reformation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-30

The eoasiction of Fsr1iaaad Ward IL
COED thing. Its to he haeed seA, bis
sentence 9TH be a severe one. Ward ia
entouetsdly one Of the moss sArsxa
and clever sceandsels that New York
has ever known. He vas No toal. TIE
astonishing schemes Of frAai with
which be ~as identified evidently eric.
mated vi,h him. While others prsh.
ably shared the spoil. thers eAn be no
doaet thai u was Ward Who elAslar lied
The schemes ana made sae yropssitie1s
vaieh Involved others Ia his gaa,
fsose whe prohted wish hssn sAazld De
haated dswn and raatshsd. eas their
eemplieiss does nos in tie slightest Do
gree lessen The guilt Of the psi1sivAl.
Amoee the resasss Of Warts crimes
NAV Be mentioned The ds4sh Of 0eaersl
Grant ruiaed and Asossn Aearsoa. aud
the rain. DISGRACE aud iapsisoansa, Of
SAnss D. Fish. lisa Ward have all ,Ae
panisamsrt THAI Tie iaw can sire.
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sALs oF FEyx CtTTLx-Darius the
PNss wesk r. y l. DAVIS. o. Moaa, Yer
nSn, sold sax be d Of his rsceatiy i'm
rcr'ed Hel tsia- Frrisian s,l. q. A.
Darcy eoneht bali for sSS X e.
tssehrAa. g bal, fst So; ocAs Ra
deere. bali, fer $too o ral@oa. bu /
AID ssa hstfers, FOE sltos1 he kss nos
sslat n ali cattle e1oash - bring hiun
st4N and he hss oRe ball ard tea
hslfsrs len Mr. DAVIS goes fron here
10 Otegs1 today. there 10 hay thirsy or
s@r'y bead Of eovs, with whieA 10 rsnev
hrs asiry sscck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-30

Those CI1SA BoYs.-United States
Prosecuting Attorney White applied to
the Court on Wednesday for an order
O. send the two China boys, All Yek and
An w ahv, alleged to have been brought
to Port Townsend from British Coium.
bis on the Eilza Anderson, back again.
The Court app lintad J. ii. l. wis to ap-
pear for the China boys. II. +. Beecher,
the complaining witness, testified: :"
am Collector of the Puget SoUud Dis
tri3t. Ga Thursday, Oitnber 221,
received information from Victoria that
Their would be contraband ChiUamen
on the Anderson on her next trim. |
Doardef the Neicott and went to Veto
riR. The Anderson left at ? o'clock the
next morning for Port Townsend. We
followed her. Ga our ARRIVAL at Port
townsend, We f0uai the Anderson Just
making fast g. the DICK. | sent the
cutters crew on board of the Anderson
TO make ~ ret, and they returned With
he two China boys whom you see in
Csuft. | took the boys on the cutter
aud returned with them to Nlctorii, but
the authorities over there refused to
receive them" Burns, firem Al on the
woicott. testified: " went on board
the Anderson and found those two Chm.
bows sesrrted ia the hold. next to the
water tanks, by the coal bunkers.
passed them on deck and turned them
over to the oifisers on deck" Lieat
X todes testified: On October sd
sAs en- the cutier wolcott. first saw
those China boys when | went into the
banksrs on this Eliza Anderson, on the
port side, in the hold of the vessel. The
Anderson left Victoria at o'clock in
the morning. We left Is minutes later,
and reached Port townsend before the
Anderson bad made fast" Mr.. Haskell,
engineer of the woleo,t. testified:
when those boys were put on the deck
of the Anderson at Port Townsend,
saw them for the first time. They we're
there Put IN my charge, and | put them
on board the cutter" After hearing
this testimony. the Judge said: " Let
All fek and All Wahy be committed to
the custody of the United States Mar
shsl, 70 be taken TO the port from which
they came"
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BgFtfrIEs,

Z. A ThorHdiks has retsrnsd frou
the East. after an sbsesee Of almost
year.
L T. LsBAllister and ". 7. Smith
we're sEqFn II a. baiiI1s al Co1rI on
Wednesday.
"a. Gsrdnsr. Tbs Customs Inspector.
and bis family, have taken rooms n
Denny block, on Front stFsst-
At Eboat ,. n. Yesterday The steam
srs Washington. Zspbyr aud Sei.'e Ar
rived. EACH bringing fair iist OF pas-
sengsrs-
Sehaore- Granger. Captain Hanson.
gssfn port Yesterday, taking on load
/ Of freight 70 he assd 10 trailing II the
gie.aity q Dungeoess-
The III n9is Cub meets toaight in
room g. / Ser Lesfy oaildiug. An ia
--re.tlus program EIli Be presented and
/ business q Importance transacted.
iva Irses'er - here xi'h lot %
.s@su Ea.hers for sale. which. pox
tast the C1Ia~Ss tAnndrIes are beng
c. red. vii! b. cJnFsui-n, 10 families
Mr. Geo. ". Crane informs ~ that BE-
sAs plenty o. sDpllcstious 70 labor At
81 pr month for tue next siK months
No s1ea~e poE for hiring Cinnamon
beoaas- they are cheap.
The young folks OF Snohomish City
a-s organ ZiuR a dramatic society
they are rshsarslng East Lynne,
and will present II la about two months
Mr.. Plies u the leading spIrit.
Thomas II. Cavanasgh has taken up
the practice Of Las, with headquarters
AZ Olympia He - thoroughly posted
10 land matters. and will make q spe
ei ,lty Of attending 20 business IN the
Land Ofloe. HIS card appears else
xheFe.
The WKEKLY Posi- INTELLIGESCER San
be obtained At the HeSs stands and At
the pablisatiou Office. The issue of this
week contains court report the Satur-
day demonstration, and Numerous other
matters Of local interest. II Is large
paper, well printed, and Is sold for 10
cents a copy.
An elegant bouquet came over yester-
day from Mrs. L. NJ. Hosklnson, of
kagle Harbor. consisting of roses, mar
igolds. pstunias, pinks. snapdrsgons,
miznonestes, hoAeysuckles, bachelor
bnttsus, dahlias. rose geraniums, and
gtuNT Urdutilul B~NCb boChsca
things. all grown in the epen air. That
such flowers eau be picked in this lsti-
tude 10 the open garden the last of Oc-
tober IL wonderful indeed.
Rumors have been current all over
the coast for some time to the effect
that the steamship Queen OF the Pacific
WAS TO be Transferred from the Puget
Sound route to the Southern California
route, where she would be expected to
run in connection With the steamship
Santa Rosa. Captain Alexander OF the
Queen was interviewed last evening.
and stated that be thought the report
was an idle rumor, and that the Queen
would be continued on the Northern
route.
Governor Squire met the leading men
Of Tacoma on Tuesday night last, and
talked to them of the local situation.
he gave his own position on the Chi
nese question. which Was In favor OF
their going, bat he was also in favor of
peace and Law and order. and as an OFF,
Ger would do what he coald to secure
these conditions. He had done moth
ing against Tacoma and Pierce county.
and had treated them Just as he had
treated other places and. counties.
His speech was smooth and pleasant;
his manner earnest and honest; and he
completely disarmed the feeling that
had been excited against him.
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NEW BLOOD, NEW LIFE.-This Is OBJ
taiaed by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
fer. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, six for IS. SEP
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Situation Wanted .

A WOMAN. WANTING A sITUA-
n ten, can be found al room Do st.
Charles Hotel. AS a cock and baker she
Is well recommended ocS0
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the dup icate assessment roll Of King
county for the year lssS Is now in my Fos-
session foe the collt ction OF the taxes
therein levied. Said taxes viii be delin-
auent on the 3ist day OF December, ISIS.
At O'Clock p. m, and unless paid prior
thereto ten per cent. will be added TO the
am ,unt thereof a. penalty. and interest
charged ST the rate OF twenty per cent.
per snRum. from date of delinquency un-
ul paid. said taxes are payable ~ the
ortsce Of the County Treasurer. in Seattle,
during Office hours.
GEO. II. HILL
County Treasurer.
Seattle. sept x lsSS sesaiwsm
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Sick headache, hahitual costiveness.
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured by the use of
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AND LOANS
NA negotiated by
RICHARD OSBORN,
OCT Room I, Post Building.
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WAN TED.

4 LOT BETWEEN CHERRY AND
~ Pike, and Front and Fourth streets.
Ad 4ress, giving location. size. price and
terms. Lot" box Ill oc.f
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WANTED.
WANTED,

A MEAT HOUSE. WITH ABOUT
"A or rooms. near business part of
town. Apply at this flee. OCT
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WANTED.

ENERGETIC, SUCCESSFUL soIIc-
u itors Apply. in person or By letter.
% J. h kisDkkkI>. General Agent care
Thompson. Nickel & Co, l0s Commercial
street. Seattle. W. L. ocldwlm
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VIM. 0. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT WILL PRAC-
"A rcs in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office, at rooms of the Probate
Court Yesler-Leary Building.
". Il. WHITE CHAs. =. MUNDAY
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL SAwMILL AT
1 Lake Union. North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery also six lots; 10 he
sold ioxetaer or separately. Capacity Of
selSdw J. NJ fRINE.
wsshinstnn Iron Works s<aftie.
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To Lot.

| 4 SPLENDID :-R00M HOUSE, WITH
n bah and all modern improvements |;
ronms all newly calcim ned centrally To-
cat d. Apply to
oc29 G. pHINNEy 4 co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

8rodtou, MtaIi., 16. g&OU.-Der gotaI-
peretn Der pSui9bt8 Of gabOr" bat beidloIieH,
bic 8rOtettiU. Union Ser 2eifenma9er in ib=
rem Qusfunbe gegen AZ 5abrjtauten gu nm
terfiben, unb bOfit, OaB Die Sade ourb Elm
Sdieb8gertdt beigelegt iper0e.
Bitt8burg, Ba., Is. Eoo.-Dte bieiiz
gen ySnigbtS Of QabOr" treHeH SOrbereituu.
gen sur ftriften 9rr9fiibruHg OeS AdttuHz
6engeieee8. Sn fur3er 3eit miro cine Dtai=
ienOeriammluug I'M Sutereie Der 8eweguHg
abgebalten tperoeH. Die oevidieOeuen 2lrs
beitergeieuidaften bei6peren fth tnoefieu
bauptfddlih iiber Die uHgeniigenOe 8ejab=
lung uno finO nid3t gepillt, itf BET giufib.
ruHg Der adltitiinoigen Arbeitsjett etne 2obH.
rebuttion gefallen 3u laiieu.
Utoutreal, 16. gtO0en1ber.- Die bent
iden arbeiter, ruelde Dor 9uriem bon bieiis
gen @igarrenfabrlfanten importirt purOen,
itaHoen beute aus. Der Streit 3tuiiden ars
beitqebern uno zRebmeru orobte cine 3eit
lang einen iebr beOenfIi9en Serlauf uebmeu
Ill mOlleu
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aus ocr s3anSesDauptEaOt.
3abreRberiat Oes Observation-Disclosures,


2Eaibtugtou, .. G., I6. 9looamber-
Shos. D. QGllloH, Sbcr SlOtteHbaumelIttr
ld]abt III ietnem (Sahre5beridJt an Den Slot
tenietretQr Die Soften fiir bic SOueuouUQ Der
bier ooppeltblirmigen UiOHitorS ami 81, 923, -
656. Gr toT0ert terHer s. ,0O0, 900 fiir ben
Sau Uon ueueu Stabltabr;u9en uuo $780,
coo fiir 2&criSeuge. Gr eHtuJdelt feru2r
leiHe }luNdJteH iiber @efalt uuO &r0Se Der
81 eTbauenOeu ShiHeu uu0 empfehlt ben
9au BON le einem SabrSeug Uou 1000, 2lO0,
5000, 5000 uu0 1900 uuO 3mei Uon 500 Cont
Hsn @ebaIt. Dem 6UbTcug Don 1900 9t=
RaIt empftebIt er, eHe SdHge BON 32O uuo
etue 8reite UOu 81 SUB bGieuem 5eigaHg pom
"a 6u5 Su gebeu uEO 0aIiCljt nit bier lO=;0ls
n8enu. ledli 6r30uigeu 6iaterldOerg5 ihuBtu,
iorute nit IA SottteB 6auoueH uuo eiulr
poufdHoigeu SorpeOO 2lu5riimHa 3u bemlfis
nen. &ua empTeblt er Die Iu5riuguuq
elHeS SporuS. Die BauieruHg an Der GSli-
lerline lOllte 10 Sou bid eiu uHo 0taidueu
bon $500 Bferoefrait befeeu, poOurt eine
Sabrgel elhmtn0i9teit BON 164 &uOten erielt
meroeH tuiiToe. 0a5 5000 Gouuen @ebalt
Sfiff piir0e cine yiugG oou 3Oj, cine Breite
BON 81 Il. einen 8ieigaHg BON , SuB 4 3ou
beilteu un0 Die 8emanHuHg aus iw1i }0l~
ligen, adj G-S0uigeu uuO II 6ottfeB SauOz
nen beiteben. gbenio udre eiue GorpeOos
4uSriiiuug aniubringeu iejH. Sine 0ampi=
maidine bon $500 PierOehait miroe Dem
Shiff eiue 6obrgeidmiu0igteIt pou 81 Suo=
ten ertbeileH. DIE 0imeuIioueu uuo Be
waiiHuug Der iibrigeH Stiiie rUeroen in dbu-
Itder lSelle angegebeu. Die SoleuOuuJ Der
ooppeltbitrmigen DtOuitOrS miro auTS 0riuz
genofe empiohlen, Oa iie bic betteu bis jett
cOnituirten 6ab8euge 5ur &ufeHUertbaiois
guug iiuO uno u6tbtgenfaQ8 audi IN ferue
@emQTer 9eIauot merOeu f6uuen.
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Scr @eIOnrnrff.

gep=Dorf, 16. Acknowledgements
ftno bic SdluBHOtirungeu: @elo OifHete gu
2-3 BrO8ent uno i4lOB ia 2t BrojeHt. -
SterliHgzg8e9ieI 4.83t-4.8S4 aut so Gage
uuo 4.84t-4.84a aui Sid]t.-8unoeSzGblts
gotiOueu: 3-pro3. 1881, Al prog. 11Ss ,4zpro3.
129B.-Gftien: abnms' grpreB 142, Gen'
tral=Bacific 48s, Gbei.sGbio 1Ot, @rie 26i,
DO, 4riOr. 5S4, 2alezSbore 87b, RS. Geus
tral 44i ,gOrtb. 8e1ern l1la,Oo. BriOr. 135t,
9.z9. Central 1861, ObiO Wlih. 26, DO.
Brior. 80, PittsbHrg I4O4, ReaOiHg 2St,
Sod sSslanS 13l, uRiOH.PGeifC 6ltr 8e;
iterus Union 78I.
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,,SottiehcIO 1Fsgli1 httogdttt.en

Die u6ouiebolbs sVdbmaIhiueus Gomp. " bat
bic 6S. gtiuingtoH & Comp. su ibreu ageH.
ten fir bic Sta6t ernanHt unO uertauien 0ieie
pSouieboIo" nett billiger uno aui 4bi5lag5s
3abIun9en Don nur 81 pro gSobe. Die
pSoulebolo" tpiro III Der gGn3eu gSelt oerz
fault. Sc III ni6t bic Siligfte, aber ote
Befe. 9iltHgtoa & G9mp. fno tbau9e
ener9ii6e 9eute, uno Die Gompagnle bat NIT
ibrer GEuenuung eiueH guteu Gglr getbau,
oa fie obue 3weifeI III eiui9eH g8oheH bic
Utaiaiue IL leoem Saale eingeiltbrt baben
meroeu. ole bebnuptsn, baB IeOer Sunoena
idneioer sie meme u!0Ouiebo syidhmaiAlHe
hQbeH WAg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

4noringens Der lIngarn auf ltuterIiibung Der
Serben, Die man Sort als eiues Der Saupt,
8olperte ge9en ben 8anilautsmuS auffaBt.
6erHer: Der ruiRide 8otidGfter in 6Onitaus
ttnOpel 1T ufrunt" gemOroen t elm SorIaufel
bes enbgiiltigen 0titftrittS &uBlanO's BON ben
Srie oensberatbungen. 8eiterS: Die Girtei
riiftet nit 2lufgebOt aler Gnergie uno in
einem NtaBe, tpel6es bic sur abweBr Ger
bien's nOtbmenoigen @renjeu bel gSetenl
iiberfei9t-eiu Sorldufer Der ruiFiden ntiliz
tdrii6en SnteruentiOn. 6erner: 6le Serbeu
geben nit a1er 0ta6t nift gegen @iSoin,
ionbern segen Oas 3tentli6 oifen gelegene
SOfu, 8uIgarien's 6auptitaOt, Dor - elm
g5orldufer BON friegeriihen Sperationen,
tpelfe Die Sdnpfe bon 1875 an 8e6eutung
iiberItel9en."" u"
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Die gsationaIEG onpention oer &G6=
btncr.

Btttsburs, 16. Sob. - Die RationaIs
Contention Der 9iabbiuer bon Der 8efornlz
Snuagose purbe in Der p@oHcoroiubaIe" 3u
GGeabenp- -@rtg er0ffuet. Or. 8iie bon Gin,
cinuati fiibrte ben BOrftb, unb 35 Dele9ateu
paren anneieno. Or. S0bler BON yteps
gorf belt cine ldngere Gebe uno befiirpor.
tete bic 9iefOrm oes Suoaismus in Amerifa.
Or. S6bler iagte, er lei oafiir, baB man oers
idtebene 9p9men fallen laiie, Il. u. Sen
@lauben on Die 8iidtehr Der SSraeliten mad
8oldifina. Serner miro befiirpOrtet, ale
Qebren ausSumerSeu, pelde bem SuOaismus
eiueu natiOnuleH, reip. OrieHtuliiden Gbarat.
ter aeben. Seute aben0 fano eine 8eriamu1=
luna in Der Spnasoge an Der 8. StraBe itatt,
in tTeldler bic &abbiner &6bler BON gep-
gorf, 6erbft bon Chicago, SOnnenideiu bon
st. 2Ouis uub gSiie BON Cincinnati ReOeu
bielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

Die unanseuebme @ei9id te
BON benz unsebli6 5u ipGt ermorbeueu Siir.
aerredte bes Soniuls S0rfer ideint id5 gu
Seiien @uuten aufgetlGrt 3u baben. 9as
Bapier, tuel6es bonn 4. Nooember D, s. oa.
ttrt mar, iOQ uGmlid ui4t Der Siir8eri4ein,
ionbern nur Elm @ertiitat ieiner Raturaliias
tion gepeien ieiu. @r-5euutor NcOoualb
iou nadgewieieu hubeH, ouB 60riter iaon
ieit fiini3ebu Sabren Biirger bes GanoeS mar,
baB er aber ieineu Original Siir9eridein
perloren hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17
gou itEnc,l 4autera0ct, oefreft,

: m a B a ltlbr.I 1G. Jl001m59r. -g8d1-
rcnO eS in Der gtOht 0e8 0OUuertag8 dUeite
unO 1itrmte, wuroe cas- ans eiuem pol;ge
bduoe MISUNDERSTANDING 5U SaleuuHe Uon
elmer SdGar D@ombeg5" 9eititrmt, Die i5reu
SameraOen Uelder uHter Dem ytGmcH
o6reuhn" betannt 1T, berau5 bolteu. Der
ielbe mar Der @rmOrOuHg eiut5 2luiie6ler5
aus Gberyg=Go. angetlug.. GlH StOur 5us
6iaUer, pelter wegeu SergemaItjguug zines
gidoden5 III oemiel5eu @tidHgHiiie iaB,
nurOe bel Oteier @eiegeubeit ebeuial6 IN
r.Harkalt naiart
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9te Spftt Oer 8rmbeHfataitrop8e3 3tt
StEpcrsSItiT.

9enber, @oI., 16. gioUember. - Cine
Spejial6epeibe Der pRepS" aus Silber-
@llfi melbet: y,3er WaDor erlieB beute elne
BrOflumatiou, in Der er ale @eiddit8leute
auhOroert, beute 0ttttag BON u bis 4 llbr
wdbreuO Oe8 Irauer90tte8Oieufe8 fir Die
Gpier Der &ataitrOpbe III Der 8uus s0omiugos
Slime" ihre geidaite an idIieBeu. &ht
ygideu uurOen beute beeroi9t. Sun geibeuz
3uge befauOeu itt iiber 100 Sutideu. Der
3ug mar II Yteile lang. Die ber5erreiBeHOs
ten S5eneu eretgueteH ft Udbreu0 oe5 Be
o~gb,fFiaR an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

Ter beriidtigte CT Senate +
Wlitdell UonSregon (etseHtIi6 beiBt er6ipple)
ift pieber &anbiSat fir ben erleoigteu BoiteH
Ieiu Ntitbemerber 1T q. 8. Billiams. Gin
8latt in 8ortlano bedt Die Sergau9enbeit
WlitGeu's auf; bieler iOu nit ietuer 54mG-
germ aus 8euni1luanten our6gebranHt itin
nnO aus bieiem @run0e ieineH gtamen ge'
Gn6ert baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

pie ieit 3w6Gf Sabreu 3ett
Al 3eit ausgeipro6eue, aber unierS 9StfeuS
ME errpieiene 9ebauptung, baB es in Der
Seuti6,amertfanil1en BreIie Bldtter gebe,
ueI6e 3uI9IfIe aus rem oeutiden 8epttlieu.
foub erbalten, taudt pl6slif pieoer auf. Der
8erliHer Correspondent oes DRilw. 5erolo"
beridtet nsmlid: ,@s 1T 8idter's nsuer3ei,
tuns geluugeu, nu9;umeiieu, baB i'll 8reu,
sen alein 80 Sl6tter bonn 8reB- -8ireau Ses
Staateminiiteriums eeipeiit meroen. @r-
ifSpit in nit Der 3abI 80 Die &eibe Der Rep'
tilien nod lange nidt. glud in ben Ser.
Stoaten iolen Seriu6e genla6t pOroen iein,
beutih h=ameritauii6e Sldtter nit oem 8epti'
lieusS SunoeI in ndbere 8eBiebuu9 au britt
gen. Wun nennt iosar bic gtaulen einiger
n!"-Aber rparum beri6tet man oenn
bieie iuterefunten Numen uibt bertiber?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

Bittsbur9 Is. RoO. - 9u aittaning
9enni., iit Iebte gtadt OaS Shul6au5 abge.
brauut. 8erluit $4,000. gtau Oeruutbet,
baB Ons 6euer 0urb GrOgaS entiluHO.
Bitt8burg 16. gtoO. Surg Dor gHt,
lafung Der Sdiiler brad in Der Sdule oel
3m0lfteu @arb Elm Tauer aus, roel6e8 oaS
@ebGuoe tbeilpeiie 3erf0rte. Die 800 S6u
ler, bic fb i'm gebduoe beianoeu, gelaugter
obne SerIesuug ms Breie. Ser SaaOer
betrG9t etua $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17

pie @eiammtfofeu Der BON Gil
ropa i'm Srieben idbrlta 81 unterbaltenoeu
armee'n betrn9eu 3,483, oil ,3290tarf. &uB.
Lamb iiebt obeuan in Der 2ilte mir 1872 DRiQioz
nen iGbrli9, bann fol9eu 6rantreif, @Hg=
Lamb, baun erit 9euti9luuo Unit 47O MtiLiOz
nen), Seftreid) zllnsarn, Stulieu, Spanien,
Siirtei,-uno oann Gie SIeinffaaten. Selbit
Der tleiulte, Serbien, braudt idbrli9 a9t
Nlillionen Marf fir eine Nrnlee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-17
Ara aRnrnes ffhnrfH ht.t

grie, Ya., 16. Roo. - Sugb 8roun,
elm 8OsjGbrtger @infie6ler, tuurbe am Gam
flag i'm biefgen @ert6t bes NOrSes iiber=
fiibrt. @r hattie einen Nianu, Rameus &bas.
Dunn, uel6er bel ibm in ieiner 8lauie i'm
g8albe bei'm @eftsDtillz@ iiberua6tete,
fnItbIiitin aboeidblahtet,
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2lGe Gua3ar0 lt,s0 0euo6et Dor 0es
rtd1t.

gauCuter, BsuHi., 1G. ylooembar-
Ser Hotortite &duber 2lbe 8u5arO uuO
ieiu 8ruOer STE, Der Sraubitliter 9eOrg
Gummer, Sohn GippiucOtt uHo @eOrg 6.
GlifiOro, idmmtiih Sndiiiuge, bic 3uiam
men nit STE &u33arO entiO3eu, ipurO Ell
bcute inter Der QHJlage Der 5Iudt aus OeH
3udtbauie boz 9eritt gefellt NIB beIanuz
ten ft ldmmtlld iduIOtg. Die llrtbeil5Uer.
fiiu6lQuua murOe OerlhObeu.