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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
S6wefef6dOet.

9ct&etIpcttb OnS6pefcIbdOern befOauts
tr0ntbetteu o0er DeHu Ole OQut uberbaupt in Iudss
luooem Sutanbc ith beTtu0et, un6 BET Rbeumatfsz
mue uuO Stht III len 6e9riuoet Der uerId10s
htTAoe SlnHuB oeler Sd0Gr aufb 6Qutiit nit mius
oInoblbetannt. 8IeHu's S0wetclSeife 6citbt 6ie.
lelotn Si9enl1often uno er8eugt bicieI6e 2Birfuuo
Nple, StBbldttcrdcn, 5FitIMeU, SFlcd1 ten SSaufs
luGch &raBe, SaljfluB unb an6ere 6autlei6en
DeIoeh ouE1 olele Seiie total auSgeruttet, uno ne
liuoert olc EualeHboH RbeumatfsmuS uno G3tdbf,
Suoem Ut lte tar ini8iTte SFleiouugSItiide unS
ctituHAtn en ooriuglites 5CSinIiiirntitteI unb
eclLPt mouenen ln0 anoeren bamtt aemaIbeneu
Slg1tn l1nGeUclbes AusItben uno Reinbeit Sn
UC8t lfeS @ebrauteS erlangt Der Ieiut cine aftdes
nepme @laIie mo 0nYCbenoe SdOnbeit. Qebers
peGclt, SumneriprOfeu, Sliltbctt in Der Ibak
leett AeHm0teL Der IT'D beeitiecn GRt merben ourd
ore Sule cutfetut. un6 6am II Die GeIuuOe giriu=
bctt nelhc ne oem GeiHt mittbeilt unen6Ub Gusiss
9ehoer ais ole BON einem Shoubetsmittel erleliate
qaritIge uUUQtIrlldle IGeFe. -
W1nn bate ltdl Dor TadJabrtunacn!-Sd g
icllctte bat g0hotmungtu erliteH, iu0 baS Bubis
tum iuro CUR &oriitt triutt, Nur Die aG,te IN ers
tnn4cu, uuo Gui otn ein3igeu Srqinal ytaIreu
"Glenn' S Sulphur-SOap' Uebft oCm nbiacu SSoIa=
ldinttte aut Dem le6eS Stud umibliefeubeu Inns
ldIo9, obne peldle tCiuS ddlt lit, genau All ads
ten. u ~
gei oueu Npot5efern, Rursipaarcnz6 6dr6ern uub
@roccru an babeu: 25 Geuts 0as Stad; 60
Seats at 9litt nit 0rei StIt, oIIo mt 30 Brolent
GtpuuB; 55 Scnte Die Siite nit 6rei Sttid, bef
B0rougoe5abung per Bof 0erian6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
DER ReIOntarff.

u 70 gert, >. Septbr.-BoI9eHoe5
finb bic S6lusuOtirungeu: @elo OHHete gu
lit Pro5ent uu6 idlOB gu l Bro3ent. -
Sterling=Be6iel 4.83!-4.834 auf so Gage
uno 4.S5-4.854 uuf Siht.-Sunoes>Oblis
gotionen 3=proJ. lO3, 44=proj. 1l3g, 4'proj.
1913. = attien: aOams @rpreB l42, @ens
tralsPacific S9t, Gbei.sOhiO II, @rle 165,
DO. BriOr. S5, QatesGbore II, RS. Gem
trail 49s, ,Rortbz zBefern 9SB, DO. Prior. 1881,
R.s9. Central 99t, DO. BriOr. 1z3, Ohio
Wfif. 224, DO. 8rior. IS, 8itt8burg l40,
8ieabing 2Os, &odzSslano 118, untoHsPacts
fic 504, gRefernzllnion 7O8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03

Die bemsrteusnertben uuo uohltbdtiaen
Reiultate, bic Der @ebruIdl BON MonelPs
Teething Cordial er;ielt, huben III leiuer
olsemeinen anpenbuHs in iah allen arteu
bon SraHtbeiten, oeneu SiuOer unterporfeu
fuo, seithrt. @r beilt 8labung, aolit, gtas
geniaure DurdfuR u. I. 10. Seine SamtIie
ioate obne ibu ieiu. BET allen apotheteru
iI bGbeu. (S11-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03

RSg- 6ufen, GrtdItung Unb q n
bere qefbeu oes 6alieS uH6 Der euRge
merbeu BON 6auce'S Unborn 9 D.
rup Syrup of HOrehoundl, bem beiteH,
por's gubliium gebruhteu 6ufeu-Sprup,
aebeilt. Breis 25 Gents. Bel Seth 9.
5auce, glr. lO8, Bef' 'SaltimOreirdBs,
AZ babeu, (2SS-l
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2luS SaSsglulertfa.

Gina, ,. September lUia @alUetOu). -
@8 UerIautet ouB PjerOla BON Der 9tegtez
rung auSgenieieu murOe, I'M ben 0HeHtliheu
Srieben auire6t gu erbalteu. SObalO e5 ole
politiide Gage erlaubt, nil man inn Die
9(iidtebr gefatteu. &omero Shores fol-
I'M gtoroeH Ourh Den Brifetieu oe5 0eparz
tement8 Qncada beiuft mOroeH ieiu. @acez
res ioa iidb in 8alma befiuben.
SaHttngO, >. September lOid Sal
beiton). - Die Gigentbimer boiiUiauIIher
Gbligatouen babeu Elm GOmite erHaUut, I'M
tire Sutarehen 81 OertreteH. - Der GougreB
bat iid bic Ulitte ylooember Oertagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03

Baltimore, R6. - 9r. gBn. 6. Bal
mer, meldsr fiinfuHOlpunJig Sabre asent
fir bic vSiHtsrs6 6iilis, geieQi4aft" Uou 6ens
rp Station mar, ;Os fh burh einen Sal auf
6em @iie cine idmerSbafte 8eTeutnHs ietnes
9an6eeleHtes Su. @inige AnmsuounaeH bon
pSt. SafOb's Del" bepirfteH, mjs er bsri9tet,
eiHe pHuberbare Sur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
RemtihIanN in Qlirifn.

Berlin, ,. Sept. - 9eutidlano miro
bic in ausf6t genommene Ntititdr Station
IN 3anSibar nit 8upp' idlen &auOncn be-
feiti9eu. Der beutid)e Heiienoe 9SciB, mel
der eben uOn 3aujibar iuriidfebrte, brafte
etnen Sertrag nit Dem Sultan Don &au9aui,
Our6 pelden oieieS @ebiet, nUroIid) BON
uiegarn gclegeu, inter oeuti@eH Shug ges
felt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
''tEE0 NFNEFE D" ~ VT
ESine nrrfrfihfe Nadlrfflt.

j mr 2. september. = Depei1en aus
3an3ibar melOen, NaB bic italieniid)e 6Ors
idungSs Expedition bOrtbiu iuriid9etebrt 1T
unb beren gtttglieOer gidt5 BON oem auf.
Aiiieu elmer italieniiden Slagge Our9 Elm
Srteg8idifi in Bort SobnS, n0rOlid bon GAIT
3ibar, mifier. 9oS Auibiiien ioute betanutz
lid am 25. @uauft aei6ehen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
lIrtheiI beHdttot.

Sertiu, ,. Sept. - aaiier 9Silbelm bat
buS llrtbell oes &rieg8geridt3 iiber ben med.
IcH5urgiden 0}eier0ez z2isutenant 6rctberu
oon Grote beltdtiat, iuelder bic lOreiie I'll
@unften bcS @roBbsrSogS bou Cumberland
unterSeifnet hattie. IaS llrtbeil lautet AMI
elm SaBr 6eftllng uuO 4uSfOBuug aus Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
CHARLES u. Grtttentot,
auCinigcr agcnt,
Nitt GfieuDofti71ta 6ern1tbf.

&auia8z @itD, ?, september. - Gin
frtdJer giienbabnraub ianO leute QbenO auf
Ser pGbicagO altoner Babn" itatt, bod rurz
ben Die 0{duber 10 i4ueq 6erideu6t, 6aB ije
mir gerinae 8eute maften. 2ilS Der meItitbe
3ug Blue Springs, p Dteileu BON bier, &c
gen llbr QbeuOs OerlieB, eridienen bier
iua5trte Uidnuer Dor Dem 3(aubmagQou
unC. ftonOcu im gc8riiie, in OcHieIbeu eiIjus
feiQcn.
3a icood cine 2ln5abl Berionen ni6t melt
bau linen itaHO, 10 gjugen iie gu Dem udd.
fen QGaggOn, Drei ipraugeu auf bic Dor
6ere uu0 Der Gierte aui bic bintere BlottOum.
gdt geSogenen 9ieOOlUeru fauOeu ;mei an
ben &biiren gSafe, mdbrsnO Die auoereH
8eiben NIT 6em SdieBeteu in Der 6auO in
ben gEaggOn traten unO BON ben Yafagereu
GelO UerlQHgten.
SlC Habmeu, mas TIau ibueu gab obue
eine llnteriuduug Der Gadeu UorIuuebmeu
oOer 2lnltalteH 81 MAIDEN, mad SuUelen 3u
foriden. Su Der Diitte 6e8 gSaggoHs uuge=
tomneu, uur6eu Die 8eioGu BON Der 4nglt
er9rifieu uuO 5oqen al oem StgHalltrld.
SObalO Der 3ug laHgiamer tuBr, ipraugeu
Die pier SpleBgelelen ab. Ser 3ug iubr
mcitcr, uu0 Der Gououtteur berid)tete oeu
Tau Qui Der uddj1teu Experimentation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
Die SIatterMTcttdlc itt Canada.

n( III z q u 2. Sep[ellDer. - Us f0urz
oen "A meme SlatternfGtle un6 IA So0esiGQe
ge1nelbet, alS tpirtlidDe Slatternfdue ieoo6
mr. "a bon ben NerSten anerfaunt. Die
@eiunobeitSbeb0rbe bate gettern gfadmittaq
cine @onferen3 NIT ben eiunbbeitsbeamten
mebrerer @rensffdote Der Ser. Staateu uu0
Sertretern mebrerer Eransport- -@eieuIhaf=
ten. 3wed Sleler GOnferer5 mar bic 8eipre.
dung bon 0faBre9eln gegen Die Seri9lep=
pung Der Seude. Sorl6Ufiq uuroe Die Qn=
TELLING bon Spet Gerjten heldlolien, melhe
ale bon bier abreileuoen YerioneH in oen
Sabnh0fen Su unteriuden babeH.
Soronto, Ont, .. Septeutber. - Die
bieii9e 9eiunbbeitabeb0roe bat beiflofen, an
getuiHen 3agen in ieber 8Ohe Nerste na6
Sen oeridieoenen Stabttbelleu III lenSeu, nm
alfe 2eute, Die eS tpiini6en, III impfen. Babrz
ideinlif miro oem Wontrealer ,,9acroiies
Stub" Der auf nG6ften Samlfag anberaumte
&ettfampt nit ben SorontO'ern UerbOteu.
5te @latterm tn SSalsSiper.
fail Rtoer, 0taH., 2. September. -
SameS gntbon1, Elm Wtitglieo Der 9eiuuo=
beitsbeb0roe, propbe5ett, CAP bier nod min.
beItens 1000 BerIonen an Den SlQtteru err
franfen mer6en, ba Der Staottbeil, in mel,
dem Die eriteu Sale UOr9etomren, bic refine
Yeitsegeuo iei.
Gs itub iibrisen8 sefern feline neuen grz
tranfun9sfGlle genleloet noroen. Die game
aus fieben Berionen beitebenbe Samtlte, in
pelder Orei Berionen erfrautt inO, 1T nat
benz SlatterH 6Oipital gebradt unO Die
@iietbtuierne elmer 9riiubli9eu 4uSrduhe=
ring nnter3o9eu tu6rSeu uno uuter QuGrdu=
tdne geItelt. Ginem Sbeil Der 8emobner,
tpeldle 5ur 3eit, ais bic Quarantine ertldrt
purOe. ablpeienO paren, purbe eer 3ntritt
ju bem 6auie uertpeisert; bieielben muBten
bel 6reunSeu untertunft iuler. als iie ge.
fern WorgeH bel ibreu 6ubriteu uoripra9eu,
purSe ibnen aud] bort Der 3utritt uerrpeiz
CERT. Der Gnorau9 bon 2euten, tuelbe ftd
impfen laiien tuouteu, mar geiteru Iebr groB.
Der StaotarSt bat ulinoeiteHS 200 &tnoer
seiHpft. 6rau 2eiFer, bic SHUTTER Der an
Sen Blottern ertrantten &in6er, bat obne
3neifel ben Srantbeitsteim aus Canada nit
gebra6t. Sor oierSebn Sagen bate ne nduls
lid ihren Dfann beiud1t, Der in Der RGhe uou
WoHtreal on ben SIatterH Oaruie6erIag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
Die caSptiI6e Sraos unS Sranfssih.

3 art 8, 2. Septenlber. = IS Oerlautet,
OaB 6r. 6rencinet, Der Miniifer oeS 4u5mdrz
tigeu, nitt e1er nit 6em 0(urQuiS BON Sali8.
bum iiber Die Smiideu Gnglanb uno 6rants
reid i6mebenoeu 6raaen cOnferiren pirO bis
ba8 9teinltut Der DiiiiiOn Cir 6enrg 0ruuz
monO @OlH'S Der fraH30Tideu &egieruHg be-
fannt 1T, Terner beiBt e8, 6rantrei1 meroe
feline SdGttung Der egpptilheH 6rage gut
beiBen, Ourd be ui4t Die 5tedte 6rantret6s 8
;t1I ICobN4oty Lr+ .,,;i,So,,
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zcninticntIIc Nnnainhunn in srieit.

Grief, ,. Sept. - Su Der biciigen 81
ltale Ser nS Seitreidiideu&reOitsI Iuitalt" uagm
Die YOliSei cine 6ausiudung Dor. Sei ;ebu
4ngeiteIlten murOen cOmprOmitttrtuOe Bas
pierre gefunoeu uno iie rpuroeE oerbaitet. Die
Sad)e bat 9rOBe Seniatioa berUOrgerufeH.
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NRnrincM - McridAf

Qout8, 2. september. - Marmea
waro beute auf bic AnihUlOigung bin, Yrel=
Ter ermorcet I'll baben, Dem @erltte 0Orge=
fiibrt, Der Sal jeoot aui AuiudeH leine5
Qtunulte8 bis gum 9. Septenlber Ueri4obeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
RukIau0 beuat Dor,

Ct. Beter8burg, ?. Sept - Die
ugtooo Sremja" iast, OaB i'm Sale elmer
2lllian5 SWiiden @ngluno unO Ser &itrfei
&uBlano Die ibm ourg ben 8erliuer Sertrag
auferlegteu gloinguugen anger Qat loiien
mPrnP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03
seIbitmorS eiues 8inau,benmieu.

9foueu, ,. september. - (5r. 6lomrp,
Elm 8eamter i'm Ttnan5s 5sMiniferiunl, ruel=
der tpegen llnteri6leii8 0fientIider @eloer
oerbaftet pur6e, bat Selbituoro begauaen.
6a3arOipiel oeranlaBte i'm, iid al ben ibm
anbertrauten @eloerH 81 Uergreiien.
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Wfehnidrfte.


GbtcagO, /. Septbr. Rin0Oeb: 3u.
fubr $500, 8erienOung 21OO; Breiie uarttrz
ten Spiiden $2.75 un6 1915. - Sdmeiue: !:
3ufubr 1000, Serlenoung 6O0O; Pretie oaz
riirten 5niI6en $4.15 un0 $5.2O.-Sdaafe:
3ufubr 280O, &erienOung 1900; Preiie part
irten jrUiifen $l.75 un0 1915.
ct. gout8, 1. Septbr.-RtnO0ieb: GU
iubr 22OO, 8erien0uug 700; Bretie oaritrz
ten 3ruiiden $2.75 uub 1919. - S9metne:
3ufubr 5000, SerieH6uug 800; Breiie uariz
irteu 3Uiideu $3.50 Hn0 $500. - S6aafe:
3ufubr 5000, &eriGnouug 900; Preiie Uariirs
ten 3wiiden $500 unO 1915.
RS@ gBte geuiest man bas e
eu?-gllemaHo lam obue @eiun0beit fiel
be8 QebeuS freueu. Salte Did nm e6en
grei8 geiunO Gin in greBem llmfauge
berri6enoes Qei6eu fn0 2eberbei6peroen.
g8ie eleuo fnO ibre Gpferl Sopfmeb, 8erz
6uuuHg8s sllHOronuHgen, 9auigleit, Ulaaeus
iGure, geriOpiuug, 39Spepie, Seiteui6mers
1eu, 6er3tlopfen UHo ouoere Bein Ttuo TIRE
Begleiter. 6aIte Did 6ur9 aumeuouna
BON 5ance'8 g SaiiuparilleusBtlleH
BON 6ielem llebel iret! 8ieie BiQeH balteu
bonn S9fteme aae Srautbeiten fern llureiz
mes Slut ldBt iit reinigeu, 9eidWiire,
tUuIlUC SAtAtHf Clul9eH uHo Qu0ere QQuIz
ousldldge laneH it9 entieruen, Der 5aut
tann elm tlare8 uno 9eiunoes gtusIebeu Uers
ltehen rUeroen, tpeun man bic 9iueu IN Sc
broud ntmmt. yiiemano mag nit ieiuen
yderen Srubel betommeH. glaH usnoe Die
Piueu an. Sie pirteH bel BraueHbeiapsrs
ben rpobltbdti9; III Der Gbat glebt e5 wenlge
9ei6en, ruelhe oieie Biuen nttt heileH ooer
minOeltenS Iiu0eru. Somit louteH Aae'
nelde fG Sranlbeit pom yelbe gu palteH
miiuiten, uie obne cine S4a9teI loauce'-
ider SQiiapailleu giasH iein. BreIs 25
Gents, In baben bel Setb .. 9aHce,
g}r. los, 8efz galtimorefiraBe. (23S-)
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SpuruoIiittn ais gtaat6beautte.

j 0 m, 2. september. = Die 3eItun9
v0iritto" erflGrt, oab anger benz Sriegsmtui.
fterium nod anbere Winiter,eu megen 2luz
fteIluus BON Sournaliften getnOelr mur6eu.
Sebenfaus miro elm @elcs erlaTfeu peroeu,
welde8 ben 9iegierungSbeamteu oerbietet,
ais Sournaliiteu t1Gtig 3u ieiu.
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81 Scum gRpIH,s Wliifetl.

uttQHttn opel, 2. Sept. - Slr
6enrp 9rummon0, g8olfi, brttiider Spe5ialz
@eIanoter all Die @Torte, CAB ieiHer 3ufrtez
0enbeit nit 0em &egItGte brr iiitt 6em 5uI=
tan 5ababten Gonieren3 &u8Oruf. 8dbreHS
Der ttntelre0una murOe Die 6rage elmer III
lian3 Smiiden @nglcnO un6 Der 5iirtei nidlt
beriiblt. Cir 6enrp oerfdere 0em Sultan,
6aB @n9lano miiHld)e, Die e9Dptiid)e Srage
i'm @in0erItGnoniB nit Der Biorte Sll erle0iz
uen. Der Sultau miBbilligt Die SeleBuuq
YES Suoans ourd tiirtiid]e SrUppen, fpie
aud cine anplo tiirfiife occupation gauj
ggpptens. @r miinidt tiirftide Gommiiidre
uQdl Cairo Ri entienoen, melde 0em Sbeoiue
ais 9tatb9eber jrr Selte iteben iOllen, unO
Gerlangt einen en0giIltigeH @utld)eiO Gngz
lambs in &e5ug Gui Die 9ccupaIton oe5
gauoes.
Ger SuItan bat Ahpm Yaiaa uu0 Slamil
4aid)G clnannt, I'm NIT Sir 9eurp 0rum=
nouo 98olf I'll uutsrban0eln. Die erite
GonfereH5 fln0et am 3onueritag ftatt.
Seine IIsbereriiie.
SimIn,2. Sept - @iue gauaue Inter
iuhun9 Der Acknowledgment gegen oen @ouz
oerueur BON 6erat, tpel6e BON ben Dtitalie=
bern Der britiid)en greni @ommiiiion erbo=
ben tuoroeu iuareu, reiultirte i'll Der Trelz
ipredjuug bes @ouperneur5. Die afabaniz
id1eu geb0roeu babeu Derlprod1eu Die @reui=
GommiiiOn in 3uiunft un0ebeQigt 3u lafieu.
gritide Sifigere in SH0ieH erbalten leBt
nieoer llrlaub.
2ouoou, 3. September. - 8rei @anOa-
bariide ReQimenter puroen fiirSli6 na6
6erat beor0ert, ueigertCn itd1 aber, 5u mar
idjiren. Die @tngeborenen rulnI6eu, OaB
gugIanO oieie StaOt beieBe.
gDtrrcn III SrlaHO.
9ubliu, .. Sept. - g1ddfihe Qu5
j6reitungeu Tno I'M Gountp Serrp an Der
SagesorOnurg. Sn Sic 6duier jpeier Bat
life marO lebte gtad)t 9eifOfen, bod gliidz
lider @etie NiemunO uerlest.
gSteOer eiMmal ein 6umpIot,
6ieff 2. September. - Gor Der 2lbreiia
oe8 Gsaren naf aremIter purJe cine 4n5a9l
8erionen bier berbaitct un0 beidul0igt, gegeH
bu8 geben Oe5 @5aren ein GomplOt gciamie,
bet 3u buben.
Rurae &abeIOepeTden.
- Garab 8erubarOt 1T mteoer 6ergeitellt
mn reiite gefern mad Soroeaur ab.
= Die 8fOrte bat gegeu ale 6abpeuge
aus Stalien, @Orftfa, Suni8 uno 9I9er etHe
12-tGgige Suarantdne angeorbnet.
i Sr. @laofone bemertte geitern auf etne
4ufrage bes BrOUOit BON aberOeel, oaB CT
ff pObl befinOe, MIR etnaS beiier lei.
- 9onboner @ebeimpolijifen iufen etfrig
mad ben 9iebeu, bic fitr3lid III SritiieI belz
glide @iienbabn-SbltgatiOnen i'm gSertbe
bon $88, 900 gefoAIeH baben.
- Sin Seuer in 8arrotusiuz5 5urneB, @Hg=
LAMB, 3erIt0rte bic gSerfe Der Barron
S6iffsbauseieuidaft." Der 8erluit betra9t
100000, uHO 200O NdHHer geratbeH auBer
glrbet.
- 8eeb, 8open & Comp, 8auz uzGontratz
loren in 2ouOOu, baben fallirt. Die attlua
betrngen G314 ,316. Die 6irma bat bel ben
brafiliauiiden @iienbabnen ihuere Serluite
erlttten.
- 8ie 2ei9name Der tir3li4 in Baris
Uerforbeuen 8aron WatreS uuo 6rau itn6
uusgesrabeu uOrbsn, ba man glaubt, oaB
8el0e bon eiuem SpirituaIlfeR oer9iftet
murben.
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9ie beutige Steuereinnabme betrug $348, :
817 un0 Die 3oueinnabme $94S,272.
Cur ginl6iung beftimmte RatiOnals Sant.
gioten I'M 8etra9e bon S2S4, 900 lieien beute
I'M S6aBamte eln.
9li6ter 6arlan Oomu 9llabama=" 2tnipruh8z
@ert6te, tpel6er beute bier erpartet lpuroe,
meloete telegrapiid1, buB er our6 SraHfbeit
Oerbinoert lei, ieine 9eimatb in Soma 3u
hPrlniiPfT
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Scr Grtns uon gsaIes tn SaweOen.

yOn0or, 2. Sept. = Der Brlni Don
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-09-03

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Sagen mirO bic pSanf UOn Srlano" BON De-
pOiitoren beitiirmt, uno Die 4ufregung iit fat
6u eiuem Pan1f 9eitiegen. Die irti6en Corn
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
PERSONALS.

H B. Eliot London, is at the Merchants.
| W. T. wilkins, Austin, is at the Metro
politan.
Capt. Ben Trip, Port Arthur, is at the
! Windsor.
A. Riegel and wife, Hastings, are at the
Windsor.
H. c. Mealey, Staples, was in the city yes
terday.
Hon. S. S. Murdoch of MURDOCH is at the
Merchants.
Thomas W. Brown, Sank Centre, was in
the city yesterday.
E. E. Adams, Fergus Falls, called on his
st. Paul friends Yesterday.
r. NJ Hunter and Will Mckinley, Duluth,
were al the Merchants yesterday.
Messrs. A. NJ. and H. c. Frilley of the
iourishing town of Fridley are at the Mer-
chants.
Fred E. stauff and wife, Wahpeton; W. B.
Fulmer, Red Wing, were at the Merchants
yesterday.
Mr.. c. H. Heffnon, clerk of the court OF
Olmsted county, called on Mayor O;Brien
yesterday.
E. E. Corliss, c. D. Baker and II. G. Stor-
dock, trio of prominent citizens of Fergus
ais. are dl Tue SldTeuuOH
H. A. Dackeul and wife, Butte, Mont; D.
L. Wilbur, Jamestown; c. H. Colby, Benson,
and G.. S. Barnes, Fargo, were at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
George s. Spencer, st. Cloud; II. W.
Pratt, Faribault; J. B. Jones, Hudson; and
w. r. Hand and wife, Herman, were at the
Merchants yesterday.
Col. Morton, formerly a partner of Mr..
Donan and a resident of st. Paul, but now a
resident of Fargo, was in st. Paul yesterday.
AT CHICAGO.
Special to the Globe
CHICAGO, March 30.-A. NJ. Ferris OF
Saltwater, Isaac Boudy and wife of Duluth,
Mrs j. L. Merriman and c. A. F. Morris and
wife of st. Paul, A. Kenyon of Mime apolis
and A. J. Rheinberger of Winona are Min
nesotians registered at the Palmer.
Emery Stansberg and Denton Wharton OF
Appleton, Wis; Edward Lowe of Aberdeen,
Oak, are at the Palmer.
H. j. Rogers and wife and Miss Nettie
Rogers of Appleton, Wis, are stopping at the
Grand Pacific.
S. S. Bigelow, John ]. Thompson, and w.
H. Thurston of st. Paul, A. ]. Whiteman OF
Duluth, and G. W. Porter of Minneapolis, are
guests at the Grand Pacific.
John Game of Huron, and V. s. Stone, A.
F. Meller of Fargo are Dakotans registered at
the Grand Pacific
j. d. Merson, Miss J. D. Hess, f. F.
Dodge OF st. Paul, j. A. Anderson Of st.
Cloud, Mimi, and G. W. Porter and James
Marshall of Minneapolis are at the Sherman.
William n. Johnson and wife of Aberdeen,
and G. A. Hood Of Millbank represent Da-
kota at the fremont.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

The present trouble is the result of family
row, and the father and brother sought to
have her detained on the grounds of insan-
ity, she being of willfal disposition and
desiring to leave home ON account OF the dis
agreement She stated yesterday, after the
examination, that she had work at Mipneap-
oils and would return there, but that at any
time if the members of her family were sick
and needed her attention she would cheer
fully return; otherwise, as she was capable of
providing for herself, she proposed to live
apart from them
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
Doctor Whittier,

A regular graduate, 214 East Seventh street,
treats, with unparalleled success, blood i'm
purities, nervous prostration, debility-dis-
eases from iudiscretion, excuses, exposures.
Moderate charges, safely. Advice free. Es-
tablished longer than any advertising ply
stefan in America. Record of cures for
twenty-seven years; never one published
Patients from Atlantic to Pacific. Call oil
write.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
BOrrOW Money

On your furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, dia-
monds, watches and all articles OF value. Prop
erty left in your possession. Terms easy. Your
own time All business strictly confidential
Mackey's loan agency, room First National
bank building, corner Jackson and Fourth streets
ST. Paul, or room Mackey-Legg block, Mime
anola
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
The Insanity Case.

Lena Burns WAS examined yesterday BY
Judge McGrorty upon her sanity and she vas
discharged. Il seems that two wears ago she
was carried away by religious excitement aud
was removed 10 s.. Peter as being Of unsound
mind. She WAS soon discharged, however.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

Mrs VI. c. Thayer, AS Wabasha street, mu sic
dealer, is receiving new goods, including the cele
brated Benary guitars, that excel anything of the
kind ever before offered
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
Masonic Notice .

A special convocation Of Minnesota R.. A.
c.. No. /, will be held, this Tuesday evening,
March 81, at IA o'clock. Work in the r.. A.
degree.
By order Of the H.. p.
j. c. TERRY Secretary
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

Tuesday March 81. Skating against Running,
between Frank Nc Avoy, champion pedestrian OF
Northwest, and W. f. Bryant, champion ANA
teur skater OF st. Paul. McAvoy runs pa miles
while Bryant skates three.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

The Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners' L.
L. No. 81, will meet every Saturday evening al
the Standard Club Hall, Jackson street, at az
O'Clock sharp, until further notice.
By order OF President
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

Ycu san; boariers or lodSersl
Have YOU anything to rent OF sell or ex-
chaugcl
Try the 6LoBE's Want" column without
cost.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

The funeral of Mrs. Jane Dougherty takes
place from the family residence, 500 Randolph
street, this morning, at 8 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
Now Is the Time

to re-upholster your worn out furniture. J. C.
Simonet, at l27 East seventh street, will do it
at prices to suit the times.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best OF supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

Paper books and briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Best OfGOOlS.

Workmanship and most moderate prices at j. c.
Simonet, 1877 East Seventh street Cor upholstere
fnrnitnre.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31

HOTEL FOR SALE-Ninety four miles from ST.
Ill Paul, on the St. Paul g. Northern Pacific rail-
road is the beautiful, booming village of Royalton.
Conveniently situated therein is the Royaton hotel
a good two story building with twenty-five rooms
already furnished barn on the premises. This
is good opportunity for man with small capital
wishing engage in the hotel business. For price
and terms apply to r. Brown, Proprietor Royalton,
Mimi 7s-S1w1