davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-31

kins. Esq.
Stll. Death Of Uncle sid, y a
centeDarian, near TT. De
fance.
9th Death Of Albert Sidney
Johnston in Penn.
10Th Death of Capt G r Mason.
Miss Isabel Block killed
10y train on c Il 0. near
Millboro. Death Of Frank
PrufeT. Commencement
Of Dr. DinWiddie's series
of church services.
18th. Death of Jno G Gayer.
18th Death of Hon. Paul Light
ner, Of Highland.
20th Violent death Of Rev. Dan
ieI Y0unt on S Y r r.
23d. Deaths of Mrs ROC Bickle
and Albert J CARRIER, Est
3 and %. Ice harvest.
3lst Death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bowling.
Towards The close of January there was
a violent agitation Of the Electric Light
business. which continued for several
weeks and then disappeared, 10 one knows
where.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-31
chronicles Of 1855.
SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT LOCAL
HAPPENINGS #oF THE YEAR JUST
CLOSING. @

The year 1855 was marked by but few
local incidents of an unusual character.
There were neither floods nor disastrous
fires, and, but for the number Of deaths of
prominent citizens the record would be a
brief one. Below viii be found asummary
of the more important occurrences in
Staunton's history for the year that closes
tonight.
Iannal.r- 2nd. Death Of Richard HaW.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-31

aAras.-o Thursday last MI. Pat
ri, TooHeY aoe OF the oldest and best
known cjtfleas Of ssaunton, died at his
home, aged between s. and 90. Fornam
years he Naa contractor on public woIks.
He was greatly esteemed and respected by
al who knew him.
On Saturday last Mrs. Josephine T.
Stuart, widow Of the late A. P stuart
died at her residence just west Of town.
The funeral took place from the residence
on Monday.
On Sunday last Nh Jas. Borden, a most
worthy man died at his residence near
New Hope. Of pneumonia. lie was about
60 years of age.
Ira D., son of Mr.. Jno. 3. CoGelt, died
of consumption on Sunday last, aged IS
wears
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-31
c. A. GLADKE'S


DOUBLE .STORE.-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01
Chapter 32a.

AN ACT to render more effective section one hun
dred twenty-six of chapter ffty-one of the Re-
vised Statutes relating to accidents on railroads.
Be 1T enacted, etc, as follows
Section one hundred twenty-six of chapter fifty
one of the revised statutes is hereby amended SO
as to read as follows:
Section 1876. When serious accident occurs to
any train on railroad, immediate notice thereof
shall be given in writing by the officers of the
company operating such railroad, to the chairman
if he deems the public interest to require it, cause
an investigation to be made at by said board;
and for such purpose any member of said board
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01

AN ACT TO amend section one of chapter one hun
dred and seven of the Revised Statutes and pro-
vide for taking dispositions to be used before
Probate Courts.
Be it enacted, ETC., as follows:
Section l. Section one of chapter one hundred
and seven be amended by inserting in the fourth
line after the word before the words probate
section !. Dispositions taken for the causes
az d in the manner hereinafter mentioned, may be
used in all civil suits causes, petitions for par
The maintenance of bastard children, petitions for
review and in trials before prob tie courts, arbi-
traitors referees and county commissioners; and in
lases of contested senatorial representative cleo
ions Dispositions or affdavits may also be taken
in applications for pensions, bounties. or arrears
IF pay under any law of the United Stats.
Section 2 This act shall notapply to deposi ions
already taken. Improved March 4 1891
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01
Chapter 800.

AN ACT to amend section twenty -one of chapter
seventy of the Revised Statutes relating to sales
of property under proceedings in insolvency.
Be 1t enacted, ETC., as follows
Section twenty-one of chapter seventy of the
in the second line of said section the words after
due public notice and,' so that as amended, said
section shall read as follows:
Section 81. Upon application in writing, of any
party interested, and notice to the debtor, the
judge may order the messenger to SELL for cash, in
such manner as he directs, any part of the debtors
estate; and III his own name as messenger, to col
lect and receive debts due such insolyent and
such messenger shall keep correct account of the
names OF the purchasers the articles sold and the
prices received therefor, and of all debts collected
by him. Approved March 4, 1851
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01
Chapter 3aA.

AN ACT to revive section one of chapter seven,
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and SEVENTH
five, relative to the citizenship of persons con-
nected with the Soldiers Home at Togus.
Be 1t enacted, etc., as follows
Section /. All persons who now are, or may
hereafter become inmates of the National Home
for disabled volunteer soldiers at Togus in the
county of Kennebec, or subject to the rules and
regulations thereof, shall receive ratons there
from, shall be deemed citizens of the respective
their connection with said National Home com
menced, SO long as such connection shall continue
Herewith
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01
Chapter 313.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter one hun
dred and thirty-two of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to the salary of Municipal and Police
Court Judges.
Be 1t enacted, etc., as follows:
Section one Of chapter one hundred and thirty
two of the revised statutes, is hereby amended by
inserting after the word ''thereof in the fourth
line, the words land shall not be diminished during
their continuance in Office; that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
'Section1. Judges of municipal and police courts
shall be appointed and shall hold their offices as
provided in the constitution Their salaries unless
established by law. shall be fixed by the municipal
officers of their towns, and paid quarterly from
during their continuance in office; and all fees re-
ccived by them shall be paid quarterly into said
treasures, except when their compensation is fixed
by law, by the allowance to them in whole or in
part of the fees accrung in their courts. ALI fees
of such courts paid to the jailer after commitment
shall be paid over by him. quarterly into said treas
uries [Approved March 4, 1886
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01

Section 2. This act shall take effect when APP
proved. Improved March 4, 1901
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-01
Chapter 307.

AN ACT to amend section nineteen, chapter one
hundred and thirty-four, Revised Statutes, pro-
viding for taking dispositions in criminal cases.
Be it enacted, etc, as follows:
Section nineteen, chapter one hundred and thlr-
tv-four of the revised statutes is hereby amended
by adding to the end of said section the following
words, namely: and upon like application by the
defendant in a criminal case, like commission
may issue to take the deposition of material wit
ness living in the state; but the prosecuting Off
Ger shall not therein any material witness to
be examined on the part of the state.
[Approved March 4, 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
1inalffGSF6nc.

@uiton, Ya., 25. Augu1. - Sin 0tann,
Namen5 9lu9uit StB, angeb' d BON Bbilas
belpbia, tpur0e aei iterh Wtoraen fiir1terlid
btrleBt in eitem @raben bel Der Sride Der
r2ebi9b SuSQuebanna gabn" gefunOer.
Seine gtaie mar gebrofen, Die Sbdoelbaut
an nlebreren Steuen nbgeiditrft, am Sopfe
mar cine 3oQ laIge8unoe, uno @lie0mas
zen un6 &umpi maren fart serquetibt. Sib
mar nift i'm Staube, anSugeben, lpie er Su
ben &P~lebungen 9etommen iei. 0tan berz
Bride itiir;te nno mdbrerO oes TalleS gegeu
BEN 8riderpfeiler idlNg. Die Sriife 1T 40
SUP bod. SiB mirb Obne 3wetfel ieiueu
Serlebun9en erItegen.
9StlmingtOn, II, Del, %. 2luQuf. -
Midael Sanleg, Elm Sremier Der y yQSitnIings
ton yIortbern 8abn," gerietb 9eiteld
@torgen mGbrenb be8 gSagenfappelaS uuf
DUPONT Station swiifen Die YIfier uno
ipIr0e am 6Orper un6 lnnerll6 Id)mer Der.
lett. Setn 2lrm muBte amputirt merOeu,
uno SanleD miro nOgi iflmerlit nit benz
Geben baooutommen. @r iit etpa % Sabre
alt uno Jet brei Sabren an Der 8abn be-
ifditi9t.
8ittsb 3d., 25. Guguit.-@in ben
YferOe 9img beute in Der 8eUtilers 5traBe
ourfl. Gin 2lrbeiter, Ranen8 S6eliug,
muroe aus bem @a9en geidlleubert uHO le
bensgefabrli6 uerwunbet; cine 6rau 9Gngs
Ter, Die bon ben i6euen Sbieren iiberrauut
purSe, erlttt ebeniaIl8 Ihpere &erletungen.
0iebrere Selegraphenpfdble muroen our6
Den @npran oes g8a9ens umqemorien, uno
Die berabfullenSen 9raBte Oerletteu mebrere
neitere 8erlouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
Ser ssusitano auf DEM gSa6aibs
Ghffcatt.

2ouiS, 25. 4u9uf. - Die Situa-
tion besiielid) beS GusItan0eS auf Dem 9Saz
baIb. .SpIfem iit nod meentlif unuerdnoert.
Die ,aniQbts ~ Qabor" in ben @erfItGtten
Ser yOiifiouri Ydcific Sabn" legen feline
Sano an oaS 8Ollmaterial Der pgSGbaibz
Sabn," nGbren6 anoererleitS bic 8eamten
Der yMiiiouris 8acific= Sabnn iie ntd)t baSu
Stuingen. 4m Samita9e mollte Die pSrOge=
@onlpaguieH 2ofonottuen Der - ygSabaibbabn"
aum 9tenite uorbereiten; Iobal0 man aber
mahrnabm, oa6 iait ale 2lrbeiter Der Gomz
paanie rSniqbts oI Qabor" ieien, 5oa Supe=
rintenSent 0idinioh ieineg gefeble 5uriid, lIno
bic gSabaibs Sofomotipen per0en MN in ben
Muidinenbduiern Der @ompagnte i'll gtorbz
ct. Souls un0 SitzSt. 2ouis reparirt. SSu
eiuSelnen 6dllen iino au6 i'm Ntaldinenbaus
oer yWitIiouris Baciftcz Babn" 2otomotiOen
bon gii6tzllniOnsarbeitern gereiui9t mOroen,
allein benz SerlanJen, teiue VOtOmotiuen
mebr babiu Sn ienben, tpurOe entprodeu uno
10 Die Streitfrage umgangen. Die , gSabaib-
@ompagnie" fann bier nnO III Sf=St. 2outS
lei6tere uno in 0toberIp, Mto., SpringfelO, ,
9efatur, SlS., uno an0ern Puntteu, mo- bic
@erfitGtten 2lrbeiter nid)t III ben uSnigbt8
Of QabOr" seb6reH, tui6ti9ere 9teparatnren
oor1lebmeu. Die SanptbeiorguiB 1T iest,
oaB oaS @retutibz@onlite eiten Heuen Sefebl
an nlle pSnisbts" er9ebenluien merOe, mel
der ibnen perbietet, ir9en0mie nit 6ra9tgitz
tern Der y9Sabalb bzSabr" lluBu9eben. Su
oiciem Sale iuGren aud alie 2ofomOti0iiibs
rer in ben Sefebl eii.gei9lofen, ,rnb eS muBte
bdnn su ernfen S6wierigtetten fcmmen.
Ser Serift, 6oB bic Qrbeiter III Stanberr9r
0to., bic Grbeit pieber aufgeuOmmen, ptrr
beitGtigt, bod nmmt man an, oaB es IN
6olge eues 0tiBoerfdnOnifeS geihab mn
iie balo BON gieuem ausfeben peroen, iobalC
fie beiier uuteridltet ieiu merGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
Sic eslntflrtt i1t NOfntttrcnI.

0tOntreal, G.ae., 25. 2luguit. - 2aut
amtliden 8eyidten Ser Sanitdt8beb0r9e er-
itantten geftern SO meitere Berlouen III bic
iioer Sta0t al ben Slattern. Sn ben flt6oz
lu6en Sir6en miro nm 2lbwenOuua Der
SeudJe Qebetet. Die proteitantlideu S1ulz
GemmiiIdre luer0cu iiG barber btratbeu, Oh
RE Sdulen nod ldnger gcihloiien pIeibeu
iOleu oSer ntd1t. Die fatbouidler Shulen
weroen AM r39iten 9tOnta9 tDieOer geofinet
mer6en.
Goronto, Ont, 25. tug. - Die PRO
piniial> @eiun0beit3z zSeb0rSe bat Die 2otal-
beb6l0eu in alien Srten all Der p@rauo=
Srunt," uno y&anaoiiGen @aciitc= 8abu"
0ur4 Grtllare aufgeiOrOsrt, uuUer5iigu6
9eiunbb bettsbeamte III ernennen, no Dies
SIR 3eit nod nidt gedebeur pelde Die MaBs
regeln gegen bic gini6lsppun9 Der 8latternz
ieufe ans Nlontreal burdSufiibren bGtteu.
81. Srpcr. Ser SetretGr Der 45rouiu;ialz9e
iunNbeitsz z8ebGrOe, miro ulle betrefenOen
Gr.e beiu6en IND geqen Oiejenlgen 2ofal~
bebDroen, tueldle Der Aufforoeruu9 btnnen
fiinf 3agen ni6t nad9etOmmeu itno, Die
6iilfe SeS 9icez zSnuoerneur8 anruien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
9teiu=@urfcr Hnd1rid1fetr.

Nem= Yort, 25. Iuguit. - Sm Spiriz
tnolenlaoen Msrtin Sprne's 9tr. y, 9epiSs
Strnbe, brad beute SornHtag auf un6e=
fannie gBeiie 6euer ans. Niebrere 6diier
Sdnnpps, Die fi6 I'M SintersrInOe oes 2os
tals betauOen, erplooirteu pdbreuo OeS 6cu=
erS, une 3tpet Wtdurer, 9Gsn1enS GboS. 9ez
Itran9e uno 6enrp Wc@ol0rif, bie mt 20ib=
oerlnd9en beifGfti9t tp0ren, erlitten itmare
SraHopunoen. Ste Slammen wuroen ipd=
ter our6 bic Seuerlpebr gel11t. Der Ser.
luft III fein lebr beoeuteuoer.
p - Die benttgen Seitrdge iar Oas @raut=
@fonument bsIauien iif) auf $2228. Sm
@ansen iinb jebt $62 ,121 beiiammeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
StehmGrffe.

@bicagO, 25. Gusuft. 0iiuouieb: 3u.
fubr IA 600, SerienOung 1000; Yreile uarur=
ten Smii6en 1913 unb $5.75. = S9meiue:
3ufubr Il GOO, SerienOuua 5000; Yretie ua=
riirten 6lpiiden $4.l5 uno $5.2O.-56aafe:
3ufubr loco, Serienoung 200; Breie uari-
irteu Smilfen S1.75 uuo $3.75.
6 q its2ibertn, Semi, 25. auquit.-
9linhpteb: l3uiubr 703, Serlenoung 2280;
Yreile parlirten smilGen IS 90 IND $780,
S9meine: 3uinbr 2O0O, Serienoung $500;
4reiie pariirteu ;rpij6en $3.50 uno S5.1O.-
Sdaafe: 3ufubr 1900, @erienouns 1000;
Yrelie narilrten Spliden $500 uuo So. so.
ct. gOuts, 25. ausut. -Rinouieb: gu.
fubr 1900, SerienOuns 1900; @reiie pariirs
ten 5piiden $2.75 uno 1918. = Shmeine:
5ufubr 1900, Serieuouus 500; 8reiie uari=
irten Stpii6en $3.50 unb 5000. = S1adfe:
3ninbr 700, Serienbun9 220Q; Yreiie uariirs
ten sipl4en $500 uuo 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
8l0klid)er Sob @ "i..ra ST. 9Oauet:
ff6.krS

Snffu1O, N.zg., %. Quguft. - 81.
@onberneur 9fuben 6. 6enton itarb beute
gfadmitta9 pl0tlif all ietnem Suite in Der
o@rlten 9tatioralbaTt bon SameStomn," De-
rem YrGfoent er mar.
Ser SerltOrbene purSe am 4. Suli 1919
81 Carroll, @hautauquu &Ouutp, N.=D., gez
boren. Sn 1852, 1856, 1888, 1860 unO 1862
tpuroe er III BEN @onQreB, in 1864 uuo 1866
5um @Ouoerneur bon gtem= 9Orf unb in 1869
ium Sunoe8enator ertp1blt. Su 1875 trat
er ans benz Senat ans uHO 3Og ith oaHn ms
GriOQtlebeu iuriiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
ST.. GaoipaO's
3cQMlirenOc &iQeIt.

Sas 8roBe YctCrz uuo DlagcnmitteI. Bols
tommcn obnc 9tqeibmat, elegant dbeSogtn NIT
nBem @ummI. Gle pul3ireu, reguliren retnigeR
LEG iiGItCu.
~ DIln bcc5Gdtc Die iJIleuoen S1mptome, peld1
pou S,TluihutcR ocr &tr0luung5 CrQune 9cuubreu
8utoplunN, tnucrIjde Ndwouhooeu, BIU,anb6us
Iuua I'M &0pie, SGure i'm U}ugcu, uebetait, Sooz
SdDere I'M N08cn, auJts sluiitO6tu, 6eriuopieu
unO Stttrn, CeiHhlC OOn Steugung uuo grtidsu
btm $ieaen 2uIbun9 oer Sebtruit, Bunfte ooer G5es
ne0e noT oen AuacH 6icbtr uno oumpier SbmerB i'm
Suptc, mQn0clbntttr SdllUCjB, Gjc6bc Der Oout uuh
Nu9eu Settencheu, Stmeri in 6er Sruf uu6 oen
@)llCoCrn uno ploBute site uno breuneHocS GeIn6l
SlulGc SI0Cn BON 3iaoWGg's IIiIeH meroen oen
Rorpsr Uon allen obiqCn St0run9en beireien.
Frci5 25 Geut5 Die Shad)tel.
Sn hnbcn In ncm 0lnnIhcfrtI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
semSattomsproseg la Sgentpn.

SrentOn, gi.zS., 25. 2(uguft. = 9&alpb
8. Yullen bon 2amrence SoWHlbIp bat Dor
benz Sbergerjd)t BON 9&eu= 5erleg etnen Bro
SeB nm $4,000 Sda0eneriut gegcn @eorge
=. RbtlIip8 bon Grinceton eingelettet, neil
bteler ieit Ocm September 1879 Buffers
Satin SarOIine u. Inn entfremoet unO iie
iammt tbrem SinOe am /. Sitober 1880 en.=
fiihrt babe. gei0e Barteien leben in Mercers
@ountp unb iinb bort un0 IN ben benadbar.
ten Counties gut befannt. Der SlGger bat
Senator &anoerbilt, @apt. 6olt uno 5000
fat SeaSlep, Der 2lngetlngte gr=MapOr
&ecOOm uno @falor @. :. @reen ais Nm
mdlte eu1uoIrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
9tuS 9Scrifn

StabtMerifo, 25. 4ugut.- t.-Gine bon
Der bieiieen MuniSipalbebUr0e peranitaltete
@ebd6lnlBieier Su @bren oeS Sen. @rart
loll moraen Qbenb in Der 9aue oes merita.
niidjen @onsreiies ituttfiuosn. = SIN Staate
@hiapas on Der @ren3e BON Guatemala tritt
Das gelbe 6ieber in epioemii6er @eitalt auf
uuo raift 9anSe Samilien babiu.- Die Con
,eiliou fir ben 8au elmer Giieubabn BON Bu=
elto be qabas mad SroHtera bel Rorte lit fir
permirtt ertldrt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
StE &n nt

,DlrS @ nad annenbung Os5 sarIopauaian ivabreus
iu,9aTe Uleden unb pautaGsIdIiae nerSen 6Sieiot:
8eulen I'm Seltparc been ldbneu. 8erionsn,
mclhe on S!ropbeln, an 9lu9eus, GRunS=, Sbrens'
Setn@, Salsz uno Srhenausihldgen Ieioen, iueIdbe
entueber aus un9e1ten sranfbcitsn ODER Slrtf, Mem
@ebraud BON GuetiiIber sntitanben fno, f0nRsn
lth oui SeiIun9 uerIaiicu, iDtnu ba5 Sariupauuian
Genleeno lange an9elUanot uiro, um ienen Sinorud
oul Den Srganismus MAIDEN 5u t0nnen.
GMc 6laide Uon oieiem CntGdlt mebr SeileIemeuts
ais eoeS anoere ScjlmitteI. IS UirO IbCclcfelueie
engenommcn, lUihren0 man bel anotren Ir;neier
luulz bIS leuamcl 10 u,Jl Ee6men muB. Sci apus
tltterI 81 llbtn. Ergi8 81 90 Die {lnithe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
Die fetnSlfflett glpad,e,t

No9ateS, 2tri3., %. Nuguit - Die
9latlidt iiber Die @tmorOung pOn Orei 2tmt
rtfanern nnO a1Jt Nteritanern 5u Sara4uca
OurG Gpa6en nir0 bird einen pom S6au.
plate bes SlutbaOeS bier eingetrOffeneA 0tc
Gtf0ner beitdtigt.
ombftOne, 2lri;., 25. 2(uauit. - 2tm
lesten 6reitage iiberiielen 60 ylpafer sic
9tanfen in Der gtdbe bon San BeorO, Wer.
20 Nieileu iubli6 bon bier, unO raub' II cine
2lnSahl 8ierSe. Cine 2lbtbeiluug merifaniz
i9er Solbaten befanb iit) an 81. uno Stelle,
modte jebod teinen Seriu6, bic 9tduber gu
bel,asen. Sine S6aur bepafiueter Siirger
1T pon bier mad rer merifonii6en Gren5e Qbz
gegan9en, I'M Die Snbianer 3u betGmpfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
storb II, eine,,, sd,lafpe eoan,,.

9untin9b on, Yenni., 25. Nuguit. -
Sob. S9afiner bon gtorriStomn, 8enni., itarb
seitern Mor9en l llbr in Dem YuQman=
SdIufwasgon pGaucaius" wdbrenO oer6abrt
bon Chicago mad Yhiiabelpbta. 6r. S1aifz
ner bate iidJ am A. Quguit Our6 etnen I'M
gliidlifen 3ufuq i'm Snbianer Seritorium
0ur6 Die Sruit sei9oiieu, uno oa feine 6offz
nun9 auf @eneIung pOrhunoen mar, Oriidte
er beu gSunid aus, mad 9auie sebradt 5u
meroen. @r reiite letteu 0tittpO1 III Be
sleitung leiner Satin uub elneS 2lrites ab,
forb aber, lpie beridtst, Dor Der autunit in
ieinPr SPilnnth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
8ettto1e oeInt1dt.

Giour.@itg, Sa., %. 2tugnit. -8reb
ggarS, Elm gderfnedjt, rpelfer iid) am ltBten
Snnntag gia6nittag einen 9faui1 antranf
un0 bann Elm namenloies &erbre6en an 6rau
s. &. Mc@laiber Ueriibte, Die er auein in
ibrer 40 Nieiien 0ftltb bon bier qelc9enen
gSobnun9 antraf, purOe geitern Gbeno in
elmer bieiigen g8irtbihait algetrofer, wior~z
ietta ii6 Jetod) Der SerbaitIng, beftieg ein
Bferb uno eutflob. Sin @Olt3it oerfOlgts i'm
Srei @teilen peit un0 ing i'm ein. GIf oen
98e9e bierber ueriudte ein 0tob, oeu @efans
genen Su lpnGen, tnbeiicn gelaHg eS Ocm
Yoli5iften, benz Wiob 81 eHtgebeH uaO Oen
SerbreGer Quf lllnmeQen bierber al 6rinqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
NiBbanSlmn8 eincs Snaiancr=
b6tptliEaS.

Srainarb, Miun., 25. auquf. -
ntSole in the 9a1," ein befannter 6duptlin9
Der @bippenaps, murbe in uergausener Naht
auf benz @ege mad ct. @aul oil elmer flei-
men Citation bur6 einen Nfob BON einem
3u0e Der y9iortbern Yaclfic Sabnn gebolt,
IN Sen @alO gefiihrt unb oerart niBbanGelt,
baB er faum nit benz Qeben oauon fonlmeu
miro. Nian glaubt, oaB Die @ewaltt6at our6
Sdlnappsbdnbler periibt wuroe, ge9eu melde
Ell i'm Sunbesgerid)te Su ct. Yanl ais 3euge
nufireterr inf to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
Sto6tbtttpniiser, tit 9seanIDtp antsu.

9arri sburg, 3d., 25. 9lu9uit. - lin
geiahr 500 9elc9ateu pobnten Dem beute
uuter bem &oliBe bes Stn. q. u. Steoen8
bier abgebalte zen StaatSs@onpent Der Bro
hibitioniften bel. Der @onoeut nouliuirte
pm, Sarr Span9ler gum Staatsi9atntetIfer
mrs bradjte tiTtii 66nnr SpB $1,000 iitr Gam,
pugne- 2(uaaabeu aui. Die iiblt4en Gempe.
Eeu;beI6liiiie nltrSeu auaeuor1u1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
GrhIi6,cr eNnI,tfi; t,1t

gorf, Yenni,, 25. 9tugut.- t.-6rau Gli;u
glace, in 0iorth @ooorus SomnIlip mobn=
bait, erihlug beute zines ibrer Sinber nit
einem SartOffeliampfer 0fau 9laubt, baB
Die Srau all erblidem @abnIinn leiOet SAr
&ater erb1nale iid uor meprereu Sabren,
unS por eiHtgen ROuatan ertrdnfte fit ibr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26
Der Qeut(Ge GOrreGponoent.
0ori,,d, aus Ser Salt eattaSieu.

@leoeIanb, O., 25. aua.-9er 9lnarz
diff @ilb. S. @OriuG, Der, pie beri6tet,
mGbreno oes QusftanbeS Der bieiigeu Glen,
&rbeiter megen bes !5ultenS uuiriibrerIder
9ieoen perbaftet purbe, lit beute BON Dem
YOliseiri9ter aui ireten SUP geeet pOroen.
Der &i9ter ertlGrte, es eriitire teiu @eIet
ober Seiiimuuns, auf meld]e Die gegeu 0ors
iu6 erbebsue Slase eine 9lnpeuouug finoen
FINITE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-26

Su feinem Sabre babe id uebr BON Dr.
ausuit S0ni9's pSamburger beriibmteu 6as
milien, @iebiSsinem" uerfanft, iuie in OisiRsm
Sabre. 9ieies iit jebenfalIs oas bette Get.
den, bab 9ieleniseu, melde bieie Wittel se-
brauden, nit oenielben SufrieSen iino. -
Charles Ylitters6orf, 2ittle=Rod, art.