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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

Aper's N9ues@r ilE ole ein3lge befannte
@r,nei, bic cine f9ere unS OauernOe 9eilung
BON Troit unb 6ieber bsrbsiiiibrt, iuOem eS
bas Gift, Sas bic &ranfbett berborruft, aus
tretbt. Sc befpirtt Dies nit Si9erbeit uno
last feline ra6tbeilieen @iufliiIe auf ben
85rper 3uriid. gii1tS iit 10 beoriideno uno
nieSerldIagenb, ais Die periobii9e 0ieber-
fehr bes nit Sroit abtpe9ielnOen 6iebers unb
edipeiBes. ipel6e bieier Srontbeit eiseu.
thlmii6 III. (210,St&m36l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
sMtfTbritdl ettlcr oeutSd1cu 9arfe,

@alnefon, Geras, 4. Sept. - Die
Sffblere bes 9ampfers u2one Stur," Der
bier beute aus Stem YOrf elntraf, berihtet,
6as iie auF Der 60be BON Sauannab auf Oas
gGrad Der beuti9en Sarte r9urOliue Suians
nab" aus 9aniis traieu. au SOrS befauO
I'D, nur cine gro6e SuQoOgge. 9as balb.
perbunqerte Sbier murOe serettet. ueber ben
&erbIeib Der @i0nnidaft oes 6abrSeuges 1T
9idlts betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
aeirelernToiioit ntto eeb1 1sperl,.ff.

q nj berfburgr Sat.I 4. september.
Der Ssiiel Der 9ampibartaie D@leuelanO"
barf beute gtahmittag. Sobn &ar6, elm
Oiatroie, murbe our9 ben eutwetd)enoeu
2ampf 10 Turt uerbriipt, ooB er ieineu Ser
letuuger rad furSer 3eit srlag. @ouarb
Dennis, Elm Seiier, erIltt t0otlide SObn 8.
9Ioberts, Der 0iai4inif, unO 0iolie Blnger,
Die S0din, Ieidte Serletunsen. 0as Boot
m11rhe in ben hieiiaen 6ofen aeihlsppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Ser ,,SnT6ane Soften gtr. 3,
o, u. H.

itIdgt nddfeH gi OHtag i'm Gamp.@arroa
ioem sgBef'SdubsnparitO am EuBe Der
Sutton =StrnBe ietn Eager aui mo campirt
bort bic san5e gSobe. yti6t nur bic che
mall9eu Somera0eu bes Boitens meroeu TIN
III letnem Camp begriiBeH, iOuOeru aud uiele
nldt gu ben Seteraneu BableuOe 8iirger i9
nit ibreH 6omtleu am Yagerleben erg0eeu,
3umal tbueu auerbuu6 llHterbaluugsn ges
boten peroeH. 2Slr Heuneu uur BaloHaufs
itelgen, 8onjmuft, bon 3pei 8apeueH ges
lptelt, auobenoItd 6euermert &C. BeiHbsr
3ablen 10 Gents Gntree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
9ters ataerifantid1cS 9iiraerred,t

EHebec, 4. Sept. - Maior WtaIet
Elm sinfluBrei9er franSOIii6er @auabier, bal
cine llnterrebun9 nit Staat8ieiretGr 8abart
gebabt, in Der pieier ia9t, Die amel,tantife
9tegierung babe Der Srage iiber &ierS an:
geblibes amerifanii9es Siirgerredt bis iest
np6 teine @ufmerfiamteit gel9enft uno per:
6e bieielbe erit bann erludgen, ruenn iie ir
formeller g8eiie idriftli6 Oa3u aufgeforoer
tuirN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Gg6fnu19 oCs n9HaUaI SSar GoIs
IcaS."

gtemport, 81. s., 4. Sept. - 9eute
Mor9en Duroe bier Oas meme 8itteau oeS
Tiottsu0epartement8 fir oas Stuoium Der
b6beren 3meiQe be8 SIOttenweiens, mel6es
oen Namen "Naydl War COlleg' erbalten
iuu, feierli6 eingemeibt. 9as @eOauOe lieut
aui @oaiterS,S SuIbOrs Sslan0. Der llntel. .,Jt
begann beute NtOrgen, YrGfOent 2uce bielt
hiP SrTffnun1srene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

Sett i9weuft and 9oItanb in
Die 8eibe Ger S6usiOllltaaten EN-. Sir bic
Man6elterbOlSe tpiro e8 baIS betBen: vgtur
cine etnSige SduIe (@u9lano) 5eugt uon per-
idpuubener 8ratt, and Die 1T iWOn 9ebOrs
ten, lam ftiirSen iiber Nadt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Scr Gettatoes tttt0 WittttaItetts
0Sorff.

@bicagn, 4. September. - Rebl fill ;
gSaiSen ndBlg lebbaft Hno 5los II inter
ben geitrigen Raten-Sept. 774, DIT. 1871
Gou. Sit; Mais fill un6 ihloB b6ber /;
Sept. 433, DIT. AZ; gfoo. 395; Saier 26 ;
Tugeen So; Gerfe 68; Sladsiuauert 1.l8;
G6peine1eiiA 8.75; S4nlal3 6.25; @ier
12-l21.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

Treh, mte Die 8an5ent limb
bOd) bieie republifuniiden YOlittfer. 9as
@ampagle @Omite 6eS StaateS PenulDluas
nien bat aIein in SaS Beniionsamt iiber
bunbert Sriefe geididt, in oenen nm Inter
itibung fir bic republitauiife &ague-
Safe gebeten nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
@rnnSFtdshbertraannaett

8. BreBtmau an s. 6errtu8, @ruH6Itiid Sh5oitete
ron 8Onoz uHo S9atcpeorctraBe, $500 Jlsb.tl
VI. StrB OF g. G. SpermnH, Elm Srunbitud, S1372.z
73; Or. $4S. Bhllipp BaHgert an j. u. BaUaert
uno Rrau, GrunbIut an JOrosite DOn Barnes,
nabe lfcD fcDonoghipa5e, II 6uB 8 Sou Del 81 5uE,
81 Gjr. $29.17. 6eUriettd s, SuliuQ, 8eruoltez
rim, al 8. s. Outing, gerDalter, @uHoitud CHz
Icjte oon 28os, nobe 5elieJonrORe, Is BET 80, S5 ;
Or $37 so. Gam. BlerrItt an @riiiitb Juucr,
5Uei @runolIuGe, sSOOOi ". $3.50. 9an9paq 2,
notUiar an 2S. ". Stout @runofud gioroieite U0H
S0Iin5z, nabe WountfraBc. Is bcI S5, $500; @c.
S72. gOttlleb SticbuB 0H y. Sltler, 5iUei &jrunt=
iiude, $4,000. gouGr0 9. @briitie an u. 6. ODen5,
@ILn6fud Suoleile U(arlOHs, nabe 6OUGroitraBc
is lei u, S4OO. Bbu, z. AliioH, Boqfrcder, an
6. Suer6ed, @punoitat g5eitiete Goenz no6e 4raits
itraBe, Is bei 80, 81; G5r. $50. Samuel U. Suiep
an S. u. 4au. oret 8ruuoitude, 5000; or. S72.
Somes 8. Dtor9aH on VI. BlitJ Grunofut Cfi1tte
SGnOuer@, nobe @roBiIraGe, i bel l24, $3.50 Or.
$3.50. 0erelbe an s. Sugitl, Sruuotud Dtlei!e
9oEoOerz, ndbe &roBitraBt, IA Del l24, $1,000; Or,
sac. Sohn Dfc8onou3b an S.IicSouou9b, @runoz
mud Sitiee @beiters, nabe Slntitr1Be, 13 bel 60,
81; 8T. S26. glen 9lCSOrOuJg al VI. Dfc0os
HOugb grunohud Ofleite @beit,rs, nabt SonttrQBe,
13 bei go, $l460; Or. 500. EhOmas s.. Bid un6
5rau an Sori j. Roble uno 5rou, @runornd Delt~
lette AisautbitraSe, nabe B0nt-toue, SO bet 147,
So. Sol. u. Gone an SaJob y, Batierion, 9ruuoz
fud Suboiiede S0rlem aDeuue uno SruutiuaBe
1876 bel 80, $500; Or. sG7.5O. 5o5n z, 9l1s
9ortq an Wor9nretps !. Io9er5s 8f1ei 9tuHofude,
S1S40. SGt0b .. Otter on SIS. Diter, @run5elt
Sfieite @jTeemountzaCenue, Hahe Ga5ertr., $1,000 5
or. $35. Cabin Button uno 5rau an Gbomo5 e.
6amfraBe, 1916 bgi 75. $l1OO; or. S48. 5obH u.
Wc@regor an Snrab z. 5obnit0n, @ruHotht Sloz
iete Dlul6erruz, mare SdlrooeUitrobc, Is Oct 124,
$1,000; or. $3.50. u II. Stubb5 an 6rangliH
e. Banfs, GrnnofGd Jioycoiiieite 5ro5trnBe, ua6t
Golumbia=Guenue, II bsi so, $500; Or. SO. IT.
Stomp an 28m. W. 5aqHoll, gruH6fud Ror6Ueit=
bei $3.50, $3.50; Or. $50. So9n u. Barter an
garp g. Gbriftie, elm GruHotIt, 81; @5r. S112.
Sjyginiu garIid uHo H1anR an SObn Il. @arter,
@IuHofa1 gGetieite WouHlirdbe, na5e Somouoious
z hHf er-
Iep an Jiapmoub SoUen, @ruuohlt OReite b.r
Gilmor-, Hnbe @oIsiraRt, II. IL 6e 80, $3.50; G5r.
S42. Sb05. Cant an 6GtbertEe gat6e, @jrunohad
Suolelte Yreilons, ue9e @uiovitrnse, LAG bel 20,
beIm, 9runofud yloroDehitle Rolberitrole nabs
Souloeusauep, 1910 Del 20, $500; or 81 .43.
y. s. gaIoenburg, 8eIluateI an 25. $, s.. abbott,
eoTintiGy gLunbtht Aefejte UalbngtoHs Ha9s
6lettirafs, IL bei 40, 81. IRaroarst 9snnp an
9ulid SenHu, ,eDJun6nhd JtOToUeiede BOpoftraBe uHo
Soaiusza aleQ, II bsi 60,4, 81 or, S24,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Mornptrildl ,ttiS selbitntore.

Wf 10 ante c, gEIsc., 4. September. =
g8ilbelm 2utber fOI9te geitern Aben6 ieiucr
Satin mad Dem 6auie elmer TreunOiH unO
berIudte iie gu eridieBen. &l5 inn Dies
miblons, febrte CT mad 6auIe Surtid, nabm
cine 90fS 2trienif un6 Iarb fllr3 oarauf.
Gbelide !3rpiitigtsiteu marsn bic llriadje Der
& INT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
11ater einifatsenSen @rSmaifen bes
afabCit.

Qorbon, Ont, 4. September. - Sei
0iiOSlemib, siuem uidt pstt bon bier seles
aenen tleinen Srte, pur0en beute Sames
&larf unb SDbn SimmOns, ale Fe an eineut
Qbbonse Slice i9uitten, inter einitiir5enbsn
Gremaiien begraben. @larf mar iofort cine
Yeid1e, unb Slmmons itarb elne Stunoe,
naflhem er ausaearaben porben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
SraffSemt 6 Glcpelam0'S &adtebr mad
g&aittnatott.

groipect9ou q. D. A. Sept. -
Brdiioent @lepelan6 uno Or. 2Sarb peroen
nlor9en BON bier abreiien. Qr. Baul Smttb
mir0 fie nad) 2lu Gable Stat,on al Der
y0elapare SuoiUn giieubabn" fabren, NO
fe ben regeludBiQen 9tOr9en5ug na9 vi
hann beiteiaen tper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Stci &habetl bon Cittcnl Saruter
erSff1nffCft.

9a1tou, o, 4. september. 49, 6eute
9tcd)mitsag muroeu byei Gnobeu im @lUer
bon 5cbn Sabren bon eiuem 6ar.ner, gtameu5
Simbnl, eridoneu, ndbrenO ie uui ienem
Eclce N}u8tatniiiie fableu. Gimbau .ag i'm
@enaibe oerbOraen uHo feuerie auf iuUe
@ntielnuug. Die SeU0tel4ng 1T in GROCER
Nu,Eenuuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

Esy Sr. @eorg 2teblid, SerUalter
Der gt E d. uutc5' 5alIst" yfT. l52,
99eN 6apenefraBe, empfe9lt oaS 6slieote
Hinton Ireisbiera ans @eO. SdusrnibmlotS
Seuern, aae5eit friia pom Balss. SeoeH
sSornifiao Ierpirt er ruarmen yuHldD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

Gin gbrenbiplOm, bas nift gu ueradten
1T, bil6eH bic tauieuOeu 3eusuiie bon gIaubs
tuiirbisen Berioneu, ruel4e td9lid fir ben
gSertb pan Dr.. Sul's r6ulensS Sprup" abs
gsgeben perben. Or. Sulls U6uftensSs'
rup" III in ieoer apotbete Ju babeH. Yreis
25 Gents Die 6lai4e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
0aS bcriil
6rils nno GCridGur
S6wefef6GSer.

ScrSSetIuertB bOHS6meTeIbdOern bet9auts
trauthettcE ODER iUenn oe paut uberbdupt in unaes
luroem Suitonoe itdb beTHol., uHo bel Rheumatic
mus uHo 8tdlt 1T fen begruubet. Der perIdl0s
nernoe SnfuB oeier Sdoer auf Die 6au ia nidt tua
6ernobl6etannt. @IeuR'S SnpeieIIeife 6eitbt Sies
leloen St9enhatteu un6 erBeugt 6ieIelbe gBrsuna.
Wole, StBblnttertlCn, II StnRRn, 5SIedb ten, SAINT
luden, SraBey SnIlfluR unb anoere Sauileiben
metoen ouEh otee seize total auSgerOttet, uno fe
llnoert bit Gudlen Uon RBcumatismtts un6 G1td1t.
Suoem NJ ite ltr tnf3irtc AIeiouRgSitiide una
SeyHHnen etH uorin9lidheS SeSiHii ifrmitfeI uno
ptteiPt D0leHen ua6 anoeyeH oamit qemdibeneH
Stohen ldneenelBes AuSit3eu un5 gieiHbet. Sn
Goiae ures Gcbrauhe5 erianQt Der JeiHt cine andes
ue4me @lGue nuo uuytgeHoe SdOE5eit. 2ebers
fcdcu, SummeriprO5CU, Siutbeu, In Der That
leoet AtntmatcL Der iib bectgeu ldst mer0en ourCi
oe Sellc eEtTcrut. luo Damn 1T Die aeIuuoe getus
bclt, otbc nc Dem Icl1t miitbrilt uHen6Iitb aaies
Psnogf, ais ote non tingm Sbou5eit5mttel circulate
garllige unn0tirlibe 2geIFe
Ysan butte iiGl Dor SiAdjabmuugen!-gd
tcllcttc bat gotabmun9en criten, IIno 6as Bu6lis
tum pTo 8ur Sortdt criUdt nut Oie ante sn ers
lail9Cn, uno nui ben CHSi0tn Original Gameu
"GIenn's Sulphur-SOap' HCbit Dem ubiaeu SpIas
IGNITE nui Dem le5e5 Stid umtlieBen6en llmz
itIa8, O6ne meIdlG fGtWS adDt lit. geuau bu ad5s
ten.
@ei allen gpotbtFeru, Eur,waarensSanberu uub
@roccrn 5u Ba6en: % Seats oa5 Stdd; so
Gcuts Die 3lite NIT brei stud, ao init 20 BroEent
@riparHB; , ScutS Die 8iite NIT 6rei Stdd, 6et
BorousOt50bIuug per Rof rerianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Cine 9drte.

On Eas, pelhs an BoIgsn uon Sussno0netn'
u,Tp6isr e5hnddt, Irnbem 8erfan, Serluf etI glaHs
Hssfraft u (. NJ. lsi6sH, enbe 10 totteutret 6ebep,
bas fe tIrtrt. Dsies globs peumitEe puroe eon co
Trm qPiIFonar IN Gdezamerta tHtbeft. Spdi
obYsIFries Goupert an Rse. .SoltpbE. Snman citation
%, Stsp'B0rtsast7s CSu1o'4S'te@sSPB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
0rofe ggusipabI rpn

MARBLE and SLATE MANTELS,
periertiatous ben perihisbeniitn arten Tarmor uno
Sdiefer und5 ben neueften Deuitern Don
4. SiIgdrtners
yir. b26 uno 528, traBe.
Sets porrdtbis eiue srose Gusnahl Grants lno
RurmOrs@ @robfsinsn, 6isuren, Ynien e. Seltel'
lungen auf 4fo6eIpIotten, SuBbooen, Ggannoetlei'
bungen &C. gu ben bi1isten Preien ausssfhPrt.
(SuntS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
9lMa Gmbn.
9few.@ nrfer &ahrtMtett,

6abanna, 4. September 9rei 0fits
9lieoer BON Der Sanbe bes Cores fiuS ge=
fQnqen Qeuonlmen uorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
9er 9eutf6e Correspondent.

Sn benz 9ifrittsseridte 5u
DUBUQUE, Soma, bat Die SaGe Der periOns
li6en Sreiteit abernluls einen Sie9 errun9eq,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Gtnc 9elobnrn8 fAr Ote@erDGftIln8
Der Sabnrduber.

8an1aBz Gitp, 9lo., 4. Sept. - Sine
Spe3ialoepeide Der Zines aus SeferiOHs
@itg melOet, ouB GOuOtrdeur 0tarmaoute
beUte Qbeno cine Brollumatiou erlaTeu bat,
in Der er cine 8elohnung BON 500 iiir Die
Gerbaitung eiuc5 jeOeu Der bier Sabnrdubcr
ou5geieet gat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

@eiteru angetommen: Dampfer DGba5.
&. Waper" uon 9tew. YOrf, uauegbaHp" poH
&olOu.
@eitern BON bier abgefabren: 8ampier
pGatbleen" mad 8auom.
Setprsuneen BET CleaaOanpfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
anfstiirana Dss 9eftamtss gu ebieaaa

Das llebunasgei6waOer, beitebenO aus
ben Sriessi9ifen pSame8tOmn," pSaratoz
oa" uno Portsmouth" traf heute in gfelps
2lorf elm, nm an Der @inmeibung be8 Berrgs
Z ntmala She'll Ill ne6meH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
Gin tpt6ti9er GMtlaHaa08 Jelt8e.

&anl08z &ttG, MtO., 4. Sepjembsr.-
Gy. s. g6, ScOtt, Elm btefger SpejialiIt, be
rtdtet, oaB i'm 4nfang oe8 SSinter8 ooltgen
Sobrs8 Elm {5elr, Der iid lelbit ol5 0r. 8als
tup UOrfelite, ieine dr3tltde 6iliet in 2lnipruf
nabm. @r ertlGrte, er babe ieit ldngerer 3eit
al eiuer 6roniideu &rantbeit gelttteu mo
babe als 6eilmittel bageaen 2rieutt III ieiter
uue fliiifger 6Orm gu it'd genOnnieH. @e=
fern tuur0e er Uon benz Qunalt Der Der Grs
mor6ung ibres @atten augetIagten 6rau
&alfup auigeiudt uR0 ertannte 6rn. 8Qlz
tup's Photographic inter etpa einem Out
3eno Quoerer. Gr miro pabriheinli6 ais
ipi6tiger gntlaituHgS3euge i'm BrojeB gegen
6rnu ySoIfun nlIftreteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05

G8 tofet nur 25 Geut5, Did bon G3inem
9lbeumati5mu5 Ill beireicu. aaure eine Sla.
ide Salpatiou-S Del, " uno Oh mirft fiu0eu,
oaB e8 tbut, mas e5 Ueripridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
@affur stephem S. Suma.

New 81 ortr 4. Sept 9atOr Stephen
s. Spug itarb geitern 2lbeno in ielRer 2SObz
nung in Sroin9tOu i'm 2llter BON 85 Sabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
.tus Ocr SmnSesbatptTaSt.
8eiIsisSbCseisunacn iiber oen ioO Grants
In @eueiucIa.

W bling to n, 3. september. - Der
StaatSiefretGr hat bon 61n. &bas. &. Scott,
bem ameriIanil6en @eianbten an 8eueiuela,
eine 0epeld)e erhalten, in Der 0ieier etnen
genaren 8eridJt iiber Die uon Der Hegieruug
ene6 2anoes an9eoroneten Seileio e;eiguuz
gen iiber Den 5oo oes Generals 9rant lie=
fert. Die 6la9gen aller Dfientlihen 9ebduOe
murnen Sebn Gage lang auf 9aIbmaiI gebtBt,
nno Die SeGmten oeS WiHiIertumS oes ST.
nern itatteten Der amerifanii6en @eiau6ts
idoit in Caracas eiuen offi3ieuen @Onbolen;s
beiu1 .ab.
GntiCRonn9 bon Sruppcn nadI bent Sdbau=
plat oes ShtneIfnsSrnwaus.
General abjutant Drum ianote beute cine
9epeidje al ben @enerQl Sdofelo III @bts
cage, in Der Ell i'm anueiit, 3wei &ompag-
MEN mad Dem S4auplat Der Hubeit0runz
gen i'll gSpomtng abSuienoeH. Der Sefebl
erfolote infOlge Ciner 8itte beS 9Ouoerneurs
uon 2Sgoming I'm Die @nten6ung uOu Srups
pen.
Snipisirune Oes GoitamteS su 6bicGso.
2lm 4. auguIt eriufte YOitmeiiter Suoo
bon Chicago ben @eueralpo ofmeilter, er m0ge
cine SHipi3irnng ietnes BofamtS pornebmen
laiien. Die SHlpeftoren, pelde oieIelbe To-
eben uollenbet baben, ertlGreu, oic SrganIa=
lion be8 EOitamteS iei auSgeieifnet. Selt
Dem Sabre 1884 wuroe MIR ein Steuograpblt
nit einem @ebalt oOn $500 uno Elm IuOi=
Tor nit iol6em DON $4,000 ernannt. Die
Snipettcren empfeblen bic 4uIteGung zines
Glerfs nit $120O @ebalt i'm 8iireau sur
Sertbeilung BON ,3eitungen, unb mebrerer
undergraduates Seamter. 9as @eif)dft in
Ger ,llniOns StudnarO" ;eigt cine beoeuteHoe
2uunhmP nm nirb 6aher euhfohIen bar
Ser 9oftmeiiter beauftragt meroe, Elm gr6Bez
res gOtaI 5u mietben uno 5mei meitere @IertS
0nSuiteuen.
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.. S5aieS,
8 t e pc ore.

6frenu: gtr. Fl, 8euErabe, Baltimore, Ro
Hefenun9en Deroen prompt nusaefdhrt.
Gdephon 9BG. (Sun1T, ,12Vfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-05
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09
Agricultural! Society Officials.

An adjourned meeting Of the Doug
Ias county Agricultural Society, for
the purpose of electiug officers etc,
was held at the office ofD. u. Roberts,
last Monday evening, Mr. Roberts in
the Oh II, ami Col Hiram Hayes act
ing Sec etary.
The first order Of business being the
election Of permanent officers. the vot-
ing resulted as follows: For President,
?, Beneteau; for Vice president, L.
" Gates; for Treasurer, Denis Dean
for Secretary, J. Lutte. Christie.
\ Board Of Directors was then ell
ectcd consisting Of Messrs. L. r. Ling
ham. j. Zachau, Lars Lcnroot, James
s Richie and Patrick Fay.
a committee was then appointed,
consisting Of Messrs. Martin Pattison,
II. (. Latiitte and s. +. Tubbs, TO as
certain the names and location of all
the actual settlers on lands, in the
county, and report to the society at as
early a day as possible.
After some further discussion as to
ways and means for promoting the
good work Of the society, the meeting
adjourned, subject to the call OF the
President.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09

Under the provisions Of a new
law passed this winter a state school
for dependent children is TO be Great
ed. Now why would it not be a good
plan for our chamber of commerce
to take hold Of this matter and try and
get the school located at Superior?
The matter of location is in the hands
of a State Board of Supervision, who
will receive bids till the first of June,
We think Oshkosh has offered to do
nate forty acres Of land adjoining
that city, if the school is located there.
Superior IS now in direct rail com
munication with all parts Of the State,
hence our remote location cannot be
urged against Us. We are situate in
the most healthy section Of the state.
and this is a great point in our favor.
We have plenty of land if not much
money to give to such an institution,
and land which is constantly increas-
ing in value should count as much in
such ease as ready cash. There is
no reason why Superior should not
have some Of the public institutions Of
the state, and no doubt we could
have them il earnest effort was made
and in the right direction. The
chamber should move in the matter
we think, and no harm will be done
if We 90 not get il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09
Notice 80 Scnool Boards.

The attention of the district School
Boards and the Teachers of the coun-
ty Is requested to the following extract
from the current number of the Wis
consin Journal of Education official
department" 1t is in reply to a teach
er regarding written contracts or mere
" oral agreements with the School
Beard
You ought to decline service until
the contract is made. The law is very
specific in requiring the contract to be
made in wiring, specifying some
things it must contain, that a copy of
the Teachers's certificate must be at
tached and that it be filed in the of
fee of the district clerk when complet-
ed. These provisions are fully as much
for the protection Of the Beard, as for
the teacher, under decision Of the
courts" NJ. NIAGARA,
School Superintendent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09

Two weeks ago today sheriff Pat
tison of this city, arrested in West Su-
perior, young man named Oliver
Herbert, who was wanted in Des
Moines, Iowa, on a letter sent him by
Ira W. Anderson, of that city, and
notified the officials there of the ar
rest. He was wired to hold the pris-
oner until an officer could get here,
which be did, The Iowa sheriff, Mr..
]. c. Painter, arrived here last Sat
urday evening with the necessary pa
pers, and with his man left for Iowa
the same evening via the St. Paul &
Duluth road. The man Herbert is
wanted on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, and
sheriff Painter said there was little
doubt but that he would go over the
read fer q term of years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09

Capt. Walter Burns, who died of
heart disease last Friday, at Duluth,
was brought to this city for burial
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Burns was
son-in-law of Mrs. Berg, Of this city,
and was man highly esteemed by all
who knew him, as was fully attested
by the large number of people who
followed his remains TO the cemetery
He was a member of the Masonic and
A. Q. |. W orders, and was buried
under their supervision. The remains.
members Of the above orders, and
friends, were brought oyer here on the
Isle Royale and r. c. Stewart. both
vessels being placed at the disposal of
the friends Of the diseased free of
charge, by their respective owners,
Capt. Ira Holt and Messrs. Cooley &
La Vague. In reporting the sad af-
fair the Duluth Tribune said: The Isle
royale and the Stewart passed slowly
aud under check by the outside route
to Superior, where the body was laid
away with all the pomo and solemnity
OF the Masonic ritual. The floral de-
signs were unusually elegant one in
particular, made in the form of tug
boat, complete in every detail, being
worthy of notice. The remark was
frequently made that it was exceed
ingly appropriate that one who had
passed his life in sailing Lake Supe-
rior should be borne across is bosom
to his grave.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-09

The Town Board met last Mon
day afternoon to open and consider
bids for the construction of the three
bridges which have been enumerated
BY advertisement. Bids were received
from numerous parties, and the con
tracts were awarded as follows: The
Cenner's Point and West Superior
bridge to L. +. JOHNSON for $3.50.
The Fourth street bridge went to
Mcssrs. Moran K Taylor, and the De
trait pier structure 10 J \. Taft d
Co., at $50 per running foot The
work will be commenced next week,
and, according to contract, must be
completed by the first Of July next.