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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
GtrOpaiIbe Gabcl6erid1te.
Sic 6bpIera.

VouGou, 3. Sept. - 9luS Dtallmort,
6ranlreif, meroen 0rei SooeSfdue an Der
Cholera gemelOet; oesgleideu ieds aus Nton-
tagnOc un6 mehrere ans auoCreu 8lisen oeS
2epartements 6ereult. S5l Srennborf, Stes
benoiirsen, iI1 ein Wianu au Der Sbolera ge=
itOrben.
2ettb, 3. Septbr. - Die Guarantdne
9egen Den ipanii6en Dampier rYtarjo" aus
elnem ipanldeH 6afen purbe heute auT9e=
hoben, Oa e5 ilf berausgefeQt bat, oaB Die
luut am Sor0 beiiu6lid)en &ranfen nIdlt Don
Der Cholera befulIen iinG.
Yt aortb, 3. Sept.-@etern erfrantten
294l uno Iarben 1000 YerloneH III 9anj
SpoHeN al Der Cholera.
GOulOu, 3. Sept. - gSQhrenO Der leB
ten gtad)t ltarbeH bier IA 8erlonen al Der
Cholera.
NeapeI, 3. Sept. - Gas @erii9t iiber
ben 2lnSbrud Der Gbolsra in unierer S.aOt
miro oiftSiell mi0erlegt.
SOuloH, 3. Sept. - 3ebu @erioHen
itarben bier belIte un Der Cholera. II SrnrF'
muroen III Die 6Oipltdler aufgeaonT --
9ehetlt entlaiien, 136 bleiben III Sebanoluug.
@tbraItur, 5. Sept. - Sier Sooe5z
idlle an Der Cholera ersigueteE iid bsute.
W0orio, 3. Sept. - Die Cholera iit in
G0Oej au89ebroteu. 43 grfrantuugeu uno
2S &aoe5faue meroen ans ieHer Staot be
ridltet.
9} arietlle, 3. Ssptember.-9isSatz
lage if iett hOiiuunQs g}ur y GoOe3-
fdIIe pur0en beute beriGtet. Snl ,Bbaraos
6Oipitaln fam tein GoOeSiau uOr. gteun
Hattenten puroen entlaiien.
4ari8, 3. Septbr. - 6r. 9luain Sarge,
0iiniiter oe8 SnHeren, iit mad Niarieiue uuo
&oulOn abgereiI, um feitsGiteIleu, mas fir
ionltdre &oriidtsmaBregelH III oieieu Or
ten oOr5uncbmen iinO.
9tom, 3. Septenlber.-0 Situation in
SriOto beiiert iid. @u8 Der BroUin; @arma
iperoen Heue GbOIeraiGQe beridtet.
Sbina uuO GuaIauS.
gSien, 3. Septbr. - Die ,,9teue Treie
Yreiie" bemertt, baB Elm BinoniB ;wii6en
@Amu unO @nglan0 eie aigbaulid)e ISrage in
Elm neues 2itt itellen unO Den 6rieotH Der
gSelt itderu miiroe. 90 oiel lei geuiB,
oaB @n9IanO'8 Sage feiueSpegS iiOlirt tft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Sic Snofaner.@irreit. .

Suciou, ari5., 8. September. - Cine
SpeSialbepeide aus Sort SOwie meloet, OaB
2ieutenunt SIN s. 5uie, Der ioebeu nit 32
SOlbatsn aus Merifo Srlriid getebrt 1T, un6
Der leit Dem 10. Wai einen 8eg bon 1000
Meilen suriidselest bat, Is sefauseue 6rouen
nnb Sinber BON Geroni1Ho's Sunoe nit lid)
fiibrt. Gr berihtet, bab @eroainlo mabreuo
bes lettsu Samples iein 9iebliusSfiHO ersrifi
unb aus Dem Eager itiirjte. 6iiHfjig Der
beften S6iieen Der Gbiricabua unO Gun
Carlos sStdmme lauOteH inn ibre Sugeln
naa. @r murbe BON swei Sdiifien getrOi,
fen, lieB iein Sinh fallen unO flii9tete, iiber
un6 iber NIT Blut bebedt. Seine Sraueu,
bic iid inter ben @etauseuen befiuSen, be-
baupteu, er isi bura ben Geib sei9ufeu.
Giniae berelbeu iaseu, er lei toot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Cine Shnf Der Mntf,mehr

Sad 0 n, Mi9., s. september. Arnolt
0tooreb, Elm Neser= Sduaebrer, pobnte an
9ienftag GbenS elmer Sir6enfeftltdteit be
unb purDe auf benz 9eiuums9e bon elmer I'm.
sabI @asabuuoen ansesriffen. @looreb fIG9
tete un6 i6OB, alS elmer Der GnSretfer cir
MeFer Sog, ieinen 8eOolper auf Die @egns,
ab. Siaaf Warep tpurbe getObtet, StlI Nn
berIon i'm 8ein unb on Der 6ano uno Ilber
Startep in Der 9iifte uertuunoet. 0a8 llr
tbeil Ses @oronets ertlGrte, oaB Die Chat IL
9iothmehr beQanaen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Rnrie Rnbelpepeidlen.

Der ,Great=gaiern" iOu I'M Sttober
i'll goHOOu III offeutti4er auttiOR uerReisert
tpcrbeu.
- Die ptaiierlide 8ant BON RuBlauoa bat
beidlOieH, 3Weiggeifdite in Sbiwu unO
YOtbara 5u erOiiHeH.
- @raf 8OlilOi it in ct. Betersburg fir
uHbetlbur irriiunig ertIdrt uno nu9 etuem
@i1l gebra9t mOrOsH.
Die SDnigin giftoria bat ben bier
Shpeferu Oes RulerS SObu 9ee6 je 5000
8sufOH pro 9abr sepibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
NlMS Nmbd.

gfep 0ort, 3. Septbr. - Gin 8rief
ans Sauauna pom %. 8ugUit meloet: Der
lebte @btlon bat auf uuierer Snlel MIR msHI9
SdaOen aneeri6tet 9eihte grobebeH MN
ben am 13. uno IA. Qugu9 in Sanua9o be
@uba beripiirt. d" - 81breno oeS nit Dem Z.
&u9uf obgeluuienen WonatS wurOen 596
gIeqer fir frei ertldrt. - Qm 30. Utal leBteu
Sahres erfraufte Elm Soloatr 9tameHS Samts
10 Wartiu, AN Der Starrludt utb muros na4
benz WilitGrboIpitOle gebraht. ST blleb Is
Monate lang inter drBtii6er 8ebanoluH9 i'm
6OipitnI, O6ue baS seringfe 33tden Don
Seferuug BON iid lu gebeu. Gn6li9 am 8.
NugHit lieBeu bic &erSte eiuen 9uoellat Ne
ben ieiH Sett briugeu. 9us Experiment ers
mies ii6 ols erfolgreit. Der 0tdnn erlaugte
Ieiu 8spustieiH fdit uugsublidli4 nisoer uno
if iett i'm Stanoe, eiu9e Borte 81 prahen
uno 0obruug 81 iiA 81 uebaieH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
3. :. SOaanS, oct @0roet Oes Som
S0biS.

ct. 2ouis, 8. September. - Cine De
peid)e aus 2tbilene, Ger., Der 9eimatb oe5
S. 3. 6OQano, tuelder uor eiutgen Sagen
Som 9aoi8 in Hepz9ort eritOB, iagt, oaB
6ollano bort allQemeiu betannt unO beltebt
iei. 6Ouuub beitt Elm betrahtlitle8 Ser.
mGgen, oa8 er iidJ burf geldtdte @ei9aits=
fiibrung ertporben bat. Pan glaubt, OaB
6ouau0 un0 MaribalI 5ill Don bier abrelz
fen NIT ser @b7idt, 9aUi8 III 9tew=0 0Ortw5
gen beS Sertaufs pon faIi6en Mtiin,en 0er=
baiten Su lufieu Hnb ba5urf) Serithmtbett,
bielleidt aud SeIObnungen 81 erwerben.
gliemano 9laubt, cap 6OuanO ODER 6ill bel
Der SerauS9abnn8 faIi4er 9liin5en betbeiz
ligt maren.
New 0ort, 3. September.-Qr. Q.@.
8ee6, pobnbaft gtr. &c, 2eyiuqtOns2 2(Oeuue,
erbielt beute BON q, 9. 9}eeo {. Gomp. aus
2lbileue, Ser., fOlgeuOe 0epeide; u5ameS
s. 6ouanS aus Gbilene iit in Sbrer StaOt
megen Grmoroun9 zines Dtannes perbaitet.
@r ift elm @9reumann uno i9eint 5u Der Ehat
beredtigt getueien 5u ietn. 2eiiten Sie ibm
ale rl0glide 6ilfe. (@e5eidneD q. 9. 3eeO
& Comp" Or. 9ieeo er1ielt i'm 6auptquarz
tier Der 8oliSet bic 4ntwort, er t6nne ben
@efauaeuen MIR ourd @elo uuterftiibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
SeIbitmoro.

@nrucuie, R.=g., 8. September. -
Soiepb 0iepers, Der ieit mebrereH 8ofeH
am 5ppbu8 trant barnteber gelegen bate
tpur6e bcute nit Surdi9nittener &eble in
Ieiuem 8ette aufgefuuoen. Sin 9taIirmeiz
Ter, nit BEN bic Sbat allen Ani6eine mad
periibt norbsn mar, fanO man nebeHtbm aui
Dem EuBboSen liegeu. Seine Satin, To-
pie etne anbere Srau truten menige 0tinus
ten mad Der Chat ms 3immer, gerabe 5eiz
tia eeuug, nm Oas lebte R6felu gu Uerneb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Ser 2lpctbeftE 2lut Gnoe GuBcr
@efdhr.

6oboten, RsS., 3. September.-5n
6em gefuOen oe8 6rn. s. @. 4m @nOe,
bes 2(potbeter8, oeifen Srrtbum ben Cob bon
0arsaretbe unO Gla 6Ol5 CUR Folge bate
uub ipel6er Oeriu6te, itd burd atroptH 81
belaiften, if feline @enberuug etngetreten.
DIau glaubt ieoof, 6aB ietn 2eben nift ldns
ger in @efabr idmebt. Den SOB oe5 5melteH
ieiuer Spfer, Der @ua 6OI3, bat man tbHt
nnh niht nitnPthPiIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
@n1t settteut sdltpaQcr erifod,ett.

8biIa0elpbta, 3. Septbr. - Cine
Spe3ial- -9epeide Der p9ime8" ans 2ebanon,
BennI., beridtet: n!3pet llHaorn, RamanS
@eorqe uuo au6reas Yfetro, 8riioer, ftrttten
unO priigelten fd heute auf ibrem Qrbeits-
plate. @eorge gBantO, Elm S9uager Der
Wtduuer, Oeriu9te Die SdmpfenOen Su tren,
uen, ais elmer SerieIben pl0blid] elm groBes
Mefer sos un6 ibn in Die Seite fta9. g8anz
to's 8nnoe ift etma 3oIl tief. @r miro
mabri6einlit ferben. 8ei0e SriiOer eHts
Gohs,t 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Gic Sflherfrnnr

ReW 9orf, 3. september. - SGaB
umt8ietretar Wuuuiug bate beute Jiodmit.
tag NIT elmer fleiueu 9ln3aGI Saufier5 cine
lln.eue0uHg i'm S6atamt8 @ebduoe. Die
SartierS gemanncn ans 0ieier lluterr2buug
6te &nidt, bic @OmiHtitratou beabthtige,
in Der nddfen GOugreBfBuHg Oa8 Sl5trs
urGGunaSQeieb III miOerrIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Qr6nnr.

5olgen0e SronO9doeu muroeu oeItern ge
mlloet: 25O,OO0 Sup 6ol3 auf Ser g8eritc
va 7z'''n" &, Smitb in @ausfenou,
,.. . ySugeu=
fabrif in San SranS1Srv, -o,-.--,t $75, 900
sic Saffianfabrif BON Sarl gBeber in 30,
ton, Serluit 100000; Die ,City-AIills" in
GrecHsburg, Sub., &erlult $4,000; gg. s.
Seup's 4dieniobrif in louisville, Sq., Ser
Inf $25 700; 80 SolSbduier in albaup, y.
g., Serluf $4,000; Die Oreift6dige
Strumphubrif BON Stallion & giebmauu AMI
9lanOau's S8laHb, gt.=S., Serlut $40, 900
gSm. 9idinion's 3iegelteiugebduOe in Partz
6ll, Ont, &erIuft S11 goo; Srott x Bot
terS 2l4ieHiabrit in 8eueUille, Ont, Serluf
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Oerbaftnt8 etnes 9efdbrlt6ett
9RGr0erS.

Sort Smitb, 2irf., 8. September.-
S. Zee, elm tpeitereS 0litgieO Der beruattg,
ten 9ees8aube, purOe gefern eingebraat
un6 ms @etduguiB gefedt. ST ptro 0eldul=
61et, eemeiniam nit mehreren auoeren Ntrt=
qliebern Der 8nnoe cine An;abl Dtoroe I'm
SubiaHer=&elrltOrium unO in &eraS uertbt
III hobeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
(sfne mnInenfrfff.

Commune, O., 8. Septbr. - Yntttd
6artnett, Der @attinm0roer ans Cincinnati,
pel6er mOrgeu gehdugt meroen ioute. erBlelt
beute bonn @ou0erneur 6OaOlg cine SalgeHs
frift bic gum 30. september, nm ietnem Vim
malt @elegenbeit 5u 9ebeu, ben Bro3eB Dor
cine h6here Suftaul III brlnQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04

B~ Die beliebte EaH5safa6e mte
bon Brof. 8 m. 3. Gla99ett %
SObu mir6 9tentag, ben 8. SePlems
ber, fir ben gBiuterfuriu5 IN oer ~ y
ceuut s. allie" gtr. 92, SbsE 'oa''lHlotes
itraBe, wieter er0nnet Am AOeAVe UOE9eI
fnoet bic grOfiHuHg5 SoIres ratt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
9rdTSent SICnclGnS tn ocr Sons
fi1erffiId1c.

8rpipect= SOME, @oirOnoufs, gts
g., 3. September. - 8rdFoeut &leutlaHo
febrte geitern Qbeuo bierber 3uriid. Dian CT
rrartet, oaB er bis gum Somitag bier bleibeH
un0 6aun iiber Gl0tt5burg mad 2llbaug unO
gSaibin9ton relien plr6.
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QhttmnprfMf.

QtttGez Sod, 9rf., 3. September-SI
2ouispiIe, Qrfania8, erbrad) etue bemUTiIete
Shaar BON 0ldnnern Die Shtir oe5 @eidngz
nife8, bolte elnen gieoer, gtamen8 Gren8z
barb, Der am Oorigen 0ioutog eineu 8eiBeu
ermorOete, aus beuielben uno hing ibn Gil
eiuem guuua1fe mi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
. lie S. II I

Uiro nab 4nDenouus oe5 Soriapauuian nabrena
ncnger Gage rein uu6 ibou jEiuuPu. {EIs9S1
ltm0re 6Ieten uE0 9autOUsitllgenerSe beieitiat;
Sculen uno geibDure 5eiIeu idnel. Berionsn,
ntde an Strop6elu, an Iugens, Wunoz Sbrsrs
Sthz, pals uno 9ruleuauSih igen lt6eu, iueItje
entme6tr aus uHgebeilten HraHf6eeH ooer 6rt5 6s1f
@e0rouh pou Guediil6er cutitan0en iino, f5nner
tt oul petlung reraheH, Ueun bas Sarilparilli6n
9enu9eH6 ldn9e an9epan0t lUir6, um ieinen gin6rud
aul otr Gr9dniSmus MAIDEN yu f0Rnen.
elue yalte ron ottiem cnt6itt mebr SeiIelemeute,
ais leoe9 anecrt 0tilmttcI. s. miro 56cgoHeIpciis
qNQen0mmen, Ddlrtn0 man Del anocrtu ar,neleTl
l9lIl. o.s leq5mal 70 pte! nc9mcn mu5. Del apoa
thctCrn 81 bObeu. trel5 81 90 6e RIoIbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04

pSE Su 6ru. albert 9Ogge'S Qos
faI, Rr. 70, Stio y am ltra Q
aibt sS iebeH gs ontag, . 0ounerta 9
Eub Samfag CONCERT inter Stliuu9 oeS
Frof. 9lnoede i'm Obersn Saale uuo SlRiA;
babel geOrg Sausruiamiotiaa5 ulHioHs
Breiss Bier"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
QnnDfErnRrnrittber

News Saben, CONT, 8, September. -
am Dtenftag abenb murben pie6er perihiez
beue Semobner pon Birmingham auf ibren1
Seimpe9e bon swei StraBenrauberH ange.
fallen ufo ibres @elbes beraubt. Sin jun
aer Ntanu, Der teiH @elo bel iifl fiihrte,
ipurSe furttbar jHgeridtet. Die beiOeH Rduz
Der ariffeu idlieBlid eiuen Maun in mittles
rem Sabren on, Der fe Seibe 5u SoSen
itlua. 9eiOer 9eIang es ibHeu, ju euttomz
men.
Simmer mu6t On GriIeu fangen,
Traqft Du, iUie bosu sellusenl
Cine Briie % all Il ar"
GheuGt Dir ale GTiGcn Itrads.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04

EsT 6r. Georg2ie6lia, Serualter
oer gi e d Guic6' sale" gtr. 1852,
gGeit TapetteitraBe, empiiebIt oa5 beliebte
Union 8rei3bier" ans SEQ. 8auerui9miOf5
9eQeru, aQe3eit iriid pom Safe. SeOeu
9orrnittag ieroirt er marmeu 2uHib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
- "a nMonNmentaIRiihinn.

Club" uHternimmt SOuuta9, Den G.
September, cine groBe Baiierp artie
ouf bem Dampier uBtlOt= . op" mad
pDt onumeutaI= 6iibing q @ro e"
28er bic Wlitglie6er oe8 Clubs, reip ibreH
5umor unO ibre geieuigen GigenidoiteH
tenut, uirb nidt 5auberu, fd Dem QH5auge
anjuihlieBen. Der 8ampier gsbt nm 80
llbr SorulittagS uno I'M lbr yiahmittag8
bonn Bieg 9ir. Is Der QlgbtItro6eus g8erfte ab
unO legt aui Der 6inz uuO Ridiabrt al oeuz
oerion'5 gSerfte an. Die betrefeuoe I'm
5ei9e gibt Die Pldbe an, no 5abrbiIlete gu
25 @ents 81 haben iLno.
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g8 TT INNER gut ff gtgen un0orbergeies
bene 3uidue oorjuieben uHo ftet5 cine 6lal9e
ySt. Sntob'8 Del" inter ieinen 6au5mitteln
uorrGtbie III balteu.
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2fex @eraIeatte permuaIatft

SbenaubOah, Benni. 8. September.
- aleranber Mc9eOb, NntbOnp Sinners Il.
Ndd)ael @inners erlitten beute Wiorseu tObt>
Iife 8ranbpunbsn bur9 cine @aserplOiion
in elmer Soblengrube Der y9ebisb Saaep.
Soblen @ompagnie." 9enrp QorS murOe
our6 cine berubfuleuSe SObleumuife eriala.
aef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
sndteffe shfnsnnd,rfd,tet,

Netp gorf, 8. Gept. .- lngetOmmcu:
2Ompier o@ttD Of Berlin" BON 2IUerpO0l uHO
yQIim,au Ytouarb" BON gouoou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
BretS 25 Gent5 Die Sbu6tel.
siu babeH tn oeu 2lpotbefeu.
Qieg ,,Wahrnnb NnIid.M
9Iu Nos aSu6IiFut

giaH Idide cine Sriafmlrfc an Or. gnOipah s.
60, III 32, gEuIJeuz Str., yieW Doyt.
RI EUo man lUiEo Au5tuuiI erbnitcU, oie Iauien6s
ncrtg 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04

Cine b0Is aruutbeit if 9sspepFe. @es
bruud)e Or. ausuf 9OniS's p6umburger
Tropfen," unb 9u tpirit baIo sebeilt ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
@ermtT6teS aus Oer altem gsctt.

Gtr9cBt mot Jta0mnq' an UsJdH9eU, uuo 6beTs
5eu0t Gutl, AG6 6er Rame uJld5Uap" aui Gem ite5t,
lnne olLr fnuft-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
Srets SO Seats StC 6laide.
Or. &aNmaB's
Satiapari4iatl 9teinIbetf

OCT Brukt DIttttetttt0cr.
Sur Srilung'auer hroniihenRraHtbeitcn Sfropbelu
Summolunt5 0ruenistoen, 9eihnHre, dlronis
iteu 6beumatsmus, Srpipeus yHerer=. 8Is,
lenz unb SebcrIeiben, 8pspepfe, 9rnnfbeiten ssr
Suu9e uno bes 9Glics. tsS rciutat oaS VSinf
uHo brtHst @eiunSbeit nnO Strait lurd6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-04
slms OCT snnpeshanptftaSt.
$oninEar Scttdlt iiber oen ausbrud Ser
Cholera III 0ariei4e.

gSai btngton, 3. September. - Der
Staatsetret1r bat einen ausfiibrliAeH Ses
rtt1t bonn &onlul Wtaion iiber ben 4usbrub
Der Cholera in Marieille erbalten. Gr taoelt
Die tali6e Yolittt Der 8eb0r6en, Die oieg9abr=
belt iu perbetmltden iu6e, unt idllOert Die
Nufre9ung, Die am IA. Dor. Otts. inter ben
8iirgern berridte, ais iie erfubren, OaB cine
GpioeHte IN ibrer @litte graiiire. ST. iagt
fernerr Die Srantbeit lei ntft aus Spauien
ooer aus einem anberen QanOe importirt NOR
ben, ionbern ie lei in Der Staot ielbit ent.
ftanbeH. Sdulo baran traqen bic auBeroroentz
lt6e luretnltfteit uno Die gtadlGIIigfeit Der
Seboroen, Die oeridumt bdtten, ole Seine
Der lebtldbriaen @pOemie gGn3li9 III 3erfGz
rem. Die einfa9ften SanitdtsmaBregeIn ieieu
in Wtarietle Hnbefannt. Die @oIien itroBen
bon S6muB, uno Die Sandle entbalteu Oen
SrantbeitSitoff. 6inter Der 0tairie beiin6e
iid 4. 9. cine Wdodeni9ule, uergiftet Our6
bic InSoiinftungen Der Imltegenoen &loiet5.
Die ge-;te idreiben Die S6ulO ben Hnge=
nii9enben @eieten iiber Die StraBenreinigung
SIT. Som l. bis gum 10. Auguit ftarben 72l
Berionen Ober bur6idnittlt6 38 pro Sag.
9lu6 in ben SOrftaSteu 1T Die 8raufbeit aufz
getreten. Die gpOemie bat ieBt allen 4us
i6eine mad ibren 60bepuntt erret9t unO pirS
almalig bis gum Sttober OOer gtouember er.
l0ldlen.
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SatfapariGtan 2ie(orrenf.

ioetes aus Stoi1en ron auEtroroenuher SeiIFroFt
befebL lpie Dies sur Beiui9ung, ggieoerbeTfieluns
uno Sralu9un9 6tS niebergebrodjcRen aorpers notbS
mSnol9 lli' miIt unO Aeiit raid, ariWOIib uHo
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N. N. M.
Sacwap's 8eaOp 2tefief.
10 q J a Z "a
IN t9ten berf@irSenen Sormsu.
BteI9s8 unO taltes SSiebtr
BELT.

WaomaA,s Reao0 RcIieT IN Elm 0eiTu,l.t,r a..
gen GlcIei ShmerscR, Subulhmer,eR, gonSbr,ssTs IS
6Su, SElnpe2' Stnoenmeb, 9erpeHneb, 8crhaudnr,
sem !. pbun9eH, Radsnz, 8mf oSer S5iisSsr.
2ie almenbuns Sss ReaSb ReItef ouf n,, 7-t.,,
ooSt ee EgSae 20 Der SnmerB o0rr bas gei6rn jist
S'ss., 5UlV's F5il'eetu9 uH9 gftvtJpErIuug, -"
W mat oas erlte uno " Oas eiujige Sdlmet,en=
1etlmttte!, mel1eS aui Der Sielle Die ouTlenSsn
anbrnng abbilit. wa S'N'
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CIMPERFECT TITLE)

Bhrtou: ... VII. Fl, 0taftrabs, DoIttmore NO.
Stfelungsn iperOen prompt ausssidhrt.
Eelep9oI 986. (Sunt1l ,12DRte)
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
The Whole Truth.

Newport Express :-"Offensive parti-
SAM in Democratic parlance means
"Republican," nothing more, nothing
less. We are glad our friends are be-
ing driven to honesty. Why not come
ont and stand squarely Oh that good old
doctrine "to the victors belong the
spoils," say to all present incumbents
Stay not upon the order of your going
"git" at once. Advocate civil service in
four years from now when democrats
hold the offices, but don't fool round
with that nonsense now. There will be
no fooling in 1888 when you will be eN-
pected to vacate at once and no plea of
civil service will avail. The Offices now
belong to you and don't be beating
round the bush or inventing any excus-
ee for letting anybody down easy. Let
them drop. Every republican office
holder should expect to 60 and we have
no patience with those who are trying
SO hard to retain their places as even to
represent through their friends that
they are and always have been pretty
good democrats. Such men are dis
grace to any party. There is class OF
soldiers holding office who were wound
ed or otherwise disabled in defence OF
this country and helped to save these in,
situations and offices which the demo.
Gratis are now coming to possess and Ell.
joy, who could be retained with benefit
to the service, with great pecuniary
benefit to themselves and families and
with credit to the party. We have sym
pathy for many of them, but for the
great bulk of the rest, all the avenues OF
business are open and like the rest of Us
they can earn q living. They ought tC
accept the situation without whining
and when invited so to do, pack theil
effects and leave.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
Secretary Rayard's Tcrrspin

Senator Baynrd is married, and he has
q number of very attractive daughters.
He is very fond of MS family, and spends
most of his leisure at home He is a good
host, and his table is that of an epicure.
You remember how Reverdy johnson
took the noted negro caterer Wormley to
London with him in order to prepare Ter
rapin to tickle the palates Of the dipio-
mats there, and Thereby the better accom-
plish his diplom. tic mission. Vi ell, Bay
ard will not need 10 do this. lie is one OF
the finest cooks al the capital, as far us
terrapin is conceri. ed, and whcn he has u
treaty that he wants confirmed he will
give the diplomats q dinner, and ut be-
fore it he will 60 down into the kitchen
and prepare the terrapin with his own
hands II this does not secure the foreign
Minister'S good wishes nothing viii. Sen
ator Bayard is very fond oi good living.
He is good boxer. u great pcdesl ian, and
he also likes the theatre. Last le..r he
sought ont LilliehI augtry in the senate
gallery when she was heIc, and he cs.
corted her down t. the .cn tc !unch
room where he gave her as -,uoI u Ia out
as the place a!lurGed. Ele also gave u
breakfast to Ellen Terry, and he vas
cheek by jowl with Irving during his stay
In Washington. - fashti.ytOn Letter 10
the Clertlund LeddeT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
STATE NOTES.

Petitions, signed by prominent citi-
zens in different parts of the state, have
been sent to the managers of the state
fair, calling attention to the annoyance
caused at previous exhibitions by intox-
icated persons, and asking that particu-
lar attention be given to preventing the
sale on the grounds of intoxicants in
any form. The petition suggests that
where the lessee of arestaurant is found
selling intoxicating beverages that his Ii
cense be revoked at once.
B. B. Smaliey has gone on another
pilgrimage to Washington and the
necks of the remaining republican post
masters in Vermont will be limpsy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
Tweedledum and TWeedledee.

A Boston Democrat pertinently in
quires of the N. Y. Sun: "Will you
kindly explain to one of your readers
what public exigency calls the United
States frigate Tennessee to Bar Harbor
where her marine band seems to be civ.
ing concerts, and her officers germans
on board, in part at least at the expense
Of the taxpayers?
voted for Cleveland, believing that
these junketing tours, which under Ro-
beson and Chandler cost the Govern.
ment large sums of money, would be
stopped, but the use of the Dispatch to
take the President and his friends to
Youkers, and the presence Of the Gale
ia and Tennessee at fashionable water
ing places on the coast of Maiuc, would
seem to indicate that the same old rack.
ct is still to be carried on under this adj
ministration.'
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-27
Oil Gambling.

During 1884 transaotio on the Oil City,
Bradford, Pittsburg. and New York ex-
changes alone aggregated II, 3oi. $40 900 bar
rels, which, at the average price Of oil for
the year, represented "A value of s9.4N.-
OBS 1850. The production of oil in 1884 POS
sibie to be put into certificates that could
be dealt in Oh exchanges amo' nted TO
2O.4OO, 2i9 barrels. T average da ly runs
for the year were os.JvU barrels and tie
average daily Transactions on the EXCHANGE
81 $50 $50 barrels; so t:Iat the d ily produ.-
ton OF oil was turned over "a times in
the five hours whic.i e~chan.es are open
daily, From this it appears that the
average hourly translt ons were !. 535-
$50 barrels, the average trais lcticn per
minute rs. 12f, and per secoId .,JJT he
transactions duly exceed the number of
certificated by 1863, 80 barrels. The
brokerage on these transac ions and carry
ing charges amounted to u oat SlJU,uvV.-
600. The daily production o. the oil
region was sold once every thirty two
seconds of the time the .eha,srs were
open in 1884. Many prud tors and actual
holders of oil In TIE oi, regions arr becom-
ing alarmed, and AN c ort Is being made
to curtail wind sales