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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
@rentlth4t Eines gleaers.

2tttGeS 81 d, art., 16. 2pril. = Sin
nabe Saultner Sap, g8bite Souutg, Qrt.,
mobnenOer gieger begab itd am Ietten W,ttz
mod IN 8bOma8 QlOria'S Bobaung, no er
einen l" iabrigeH Sobn ieue8 6erren aueiR
5u 6auie antraf. gr padte ben Snabeu an,
Idleppta ibn in bic Slide, le9te i'm auf ben
Gfeu unb r0itete ibn buditdblid bel lcben0i=
gem 2eibe. Sn 6olge 6es jammerIt9en @es
idret'8 oe8 6naben ftugen bic 6unOe i'm
6ofe an, taut III beIeu, poburd Ser gfcger
erimredt nurOe uno Die 6Iuat ergr,ff. Ser
6nabe 1T nod am 2eben, ieoOd III oas
6leiId an Ieinem S0rper unO ben gaincn
bis auf Die 9noden Oerbrannt, uno ieine
Rettung if unn10gidl. Die 9tadbarn fabu-
BEN auf 6eu gteger unO perOen ibu oil ban
aen, iobalb er linen in Die Sdnoe iiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Gin fettIae0at1aeuer ScuId,tB.

5reepOrt, SIS, TO- 4pril. = Or. 3.
9. Gaglor, Elm reidIer Seuobuer Uou gtor
WOob, bat geferu ieinen SHtiWer Ebaooaus
Gutmdnn 5ufallig erItoiieH. Ga9lOr bate ge=
Ie9entlIh elmer Spa3ierfabrt bti Der l8Ob
nung eineS 6reunbe8 angebalteu, uuO 2eg.
terer, melfer SapIor aus ausge3eihneteu
SdIiiBen fannie, eriuhte tbu, cine 8robe lei
uer StieBfertigteit ab3ulegen. Der 0ottor
miltrgte eiu, uno gutn1anu, mel1er bic mimi
lidle Bro5eonr idoH oft ourdgemadt bate,
tteute ilb mebrere 6laiden am OeH Sopf, oie
ietn 8tenitbell nit einem 9Reuoloar Der Jfeibe
mad berabidOB. gtafoem ale TlaIdlan 8er=
ldoiien uaren, unO Ea1IOr nod etne YatrOra
IN oem 9feoOlUer bate, felIte fd @utmaun
etne leere gIedbunie, in pelder ijb etugez
mohte SomatOS befuu0en bataH, ami ben
Sopf. 4l3 8aglOr ieuerte, 5udte @utmauH
nit Dem SOpfe etpa8 empor, bic Sugel Ourt)=
bohrte ietne Stirne, uno Der iuuge Maun
ftttr3te tOot nieoer Eaglor itberliefe~te ii1
Der 8chOr0e uno befuoet fd ieBt i'm Sc
fdngnihe 81 6empfeao. Gr fam 0or etuo
led8 Sabren UOu EerQ8 Berher, uno man
muntslt, baB er Seras eiue8 dbnltheH 8Ors
falls balber GerleS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Die tts1te SOftmetftettR BON soatss
bfIle.

2ouiSoille, Ss., 16. Gprit. - Die
ernennung Der 6rau Sirgtnia SbomplOu
6nr YoltmetItertn bon 2ouisuille oerurlaft
mot ment9 &ufreguug, unO cine Suoignaz
nonsoerlamulnn9 iou mOrgen 4benO aoges
balten peroen. Die 0tepUblifauer laden
ms Sduithen, tnbem 6rau Sbumpion fir
cine Hepublttanertn gtltr uub bic DemoGras
ten fino entriiitet. Die 2ettereu erflaren
ben 8epraientanten Biuis fir bic misltebiae
Grnenuung perautportiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Gin mad Canada dttS9etpattOeeter
gattffaiftrer.

8odefer, N.zY., Is. Nprll. = @roBe
gufrequug eutftanb 9eute gu 4ugeIica, ~
g., ii6er 0ie giadIidt, oaB Die Oortige ygrfe
9tatiOnalbani" ibre Ebiiren gei4loifen un6
buB Der GaIFrer s, 6. 9fobiuI0u cirta $780,
coo oeruutreut babe. 4ls man 3ulett BON
Robiniou b6rte, befanb er Iit in Canada,
p1btu er fid yaus eiunObeit8radffteuh
beoebeu hattie. gr mar ieit 25 Sabrer1 ais
S6iirer ser 8anf nngefelIt una oenos bos
qr6Bte 8ertraueu. Sebl9eidlagene getraia
SeIpeiuIatiouen ie!Ien iba ruinirt baben. Die
9ireitoreu duBerH bic Anitdt, SaB bic De-
poftoreu ben uoaen 8ttrag ibrer @utbaben
erhalten neroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

Gbicugo, 16. april. = Die gueumooz
reHbdnoler @ba8. gofage & Gomo. 6o6en
frslmtlr9 beid)Ioiien, tbre 2tuaeReQteu bonn
l. gtd, Ga Hur 8 StnnOeH arbeiten 3u laieu.
ct. 2oui8, 16. QpriI. = Die 5hjiIsr
breier Der bief9en SoltSiduleu iiu6 NIT BEN
9eaenmGrtig iiber iie Oerbaugten 9leQeIn mn,
5utrteben no-broben nit etHem QGsfaube.
i'm Sale ibre u8eidmereeu" uidlt beI,itiat
meroen. Sie oerlangen tiiEere 5huIfu2
ben uno IdHgere 3piiWenpauieu.
gitlp Uutee, gStsc., 16. Qpril. - 9ie
8leiolrfabriunten, beren Sdnei0er an LETS.
ten 8ienfage ausfanoen, ilnb ae;puuoeu
gepeien, tbre gBaaren Bebuf5 QnfertiaIno
mad Chicago 3u idideH. Die Striter iauos
ten beute cine DeputatiOn mad iener StaOt.
nm bic oorttge ullnion" 81 bepegen, Die 2lrs
belt ah2umpiip,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

GbtcagOt IG. 2lpril. 3liuODieb
3nfubr 5000; Gerita6ung 5000; Preiia BART
uteu 5mtid)en $I-75 uno ShWciue
3ufubr $4,000; 8erieuoung 7GoO; Yretie Dos
riirien 5m.Ideu 1915 un0 $4.25.-Sh1ai4:
5uiubr 2C0O; %erieuoung 500; Breiie oaris
uten 5piid)eu $500 uu0 $3.50.
Ct. 2oui8, 16. 2tpril. - 8iuOpieb
3ufgbr $50, 9eyiauouug 1000; 8ga.ie Dari=
trtcn 5wtidlen $3.50 uuo Sdweiue:
3nIbr Gooo, Serien0nn8 5ol0; $rsle 0arts
trten 2miid}en So so uuJ $40. - SuaGie:
3ufubr $50, &erieuouug tetua Braiie part
Irten 3miihen $3.50 uuo $3.50.
8 f. &tbertp, 4enri.r I6. Qpril.-
6ino0teb: 3ufubr $50, Gerieuouug teine
Hjeiie oerfirtenS StUtiheH $500 Uub 500
Sdmelue: 3uiubr 1900, &erianouug HOO;
4re,ie Gariirteu 5piihen $40 un0 $3.50
SdaoIe: 3uiuhr 500, GsrjenOuHg GOO;
Yretie 9ariirteH $3.50 md $4.OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Gcn3ert ta 9e13. 9eineuCUcr's ~ o9as
uDpCrz6SnliC,"


3tt' o0I d3HIIUUtEsI WAUE NNWEUIW@ -sIt,
Sir oie 5ablreidDeu geiuter ber ,6auos
Uers 6auc, +" iiberbNupt fir alle Treunoe gutter
&on3ertmuiit, mel1e mad Der 28ot)e gait uuo
N}ibeu germ ben erbebeuoeu 8l1ugeu zines
9eidulteu Grfefer5 lauideu uu0 bei einem
aririidenoen Erunfe in anfauoi9er 9tguz
ihOit geieuiger lluterbaltuug iid biugebeu,
miro es cine erfreulide Gbatiahe iein, oaB
4rof. 2iebe8tiu0 s Sapeue lest fir oleie8 cus
3Iebeuoe 2oful gepouueu ift uno beute
Abeuo elne 0leib3 Der beiten 2rtcIler- Bieceu
Oolt 3u @eb0r briugeu miro. Der oon 6ru.
&uguit 6eiuemeper treOeu3te @eriteua5t
fammt aus Der ,8a1Uieps sgrauerei.o a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
ser Sl,tfffat,D Der WaoatsSnotaner.

@uapama a 8, Yier.r l6. Nprtl. -3mei
gefedte nit ben 9aqui= SHoiaueru i'm gaufe
bie;er gBod,e reiuitirten in elmer Rieberlaae
Der meritanii6en 8ruppen, oereu 8erluf IN
0rei SoSten uno adt Serpunoeten beitauo.
Die Sn0ianer erbeuteten Die Bafien, gtuni.
ton uub oas @epGf Der merifaHi9en Sorz
pOfeu. Die Subianer, an oeren Spibe Der
Sauptling @aieme febt, iOaeu 1000 9fann
TART ieiu, iuGbreub bic Meritaner MIR 1000
gtann auf bem Sdauplate babeu. Gtne
aagemeiue SOrp1rtSbeTegung ioI aul II.
b. Dtts, beaiuueu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

Der pmuFfaliia oramatiihe 5amilieu.
Club" bat fir n morgeu ytadmEtag in oem
slnlaoenDeu y3arlJg Parte" Uieoer cine
Ebeater- BoIReuung uerauloltet uH6 Lazt I'M
ter oem tidtigeu JIegiHeur 6Za. 4u9. .Staufi
n0os 2iildmaoden BON S6oaebarg" aufiG5s
reu. 2ie GitelrOle giebt BgI. Gina Ebte=
be II clio IN redt Dmuuteren" uuO 8euono.
ten 9aueeu.- 8a5 Der p3OrIep= =8arf" ionE
benz Seluder bietet, igi e8 an 6er 5aRo 6ey
9uu9en glutter g9Qur ober uuter 4uftht
oe8 arfahrenea 9i4enz unb 6eQermeiiterS
beo0rl nidt oneNradLifer Nnprelinnq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
QoeaI.Spttom&paBE TT 0tr4intctt,

9lidmonb, &Q., 16. &prtl. = 0.e beuz
tige 2ocalzGptiOn, @abI in 8otetourtzGo., i,
3d., reiuItirte in elmer glaiol.tGt BON 357
Gtimmeu 5u @unien Der EtuSfeuuug BON
gicen;en. 2ie erfe Stabt, pelfe iiber ieue
Srage abfimu1en tptr0, iit SreOeridsburg-
am %. @pril. &m 20. &priI finbeu Die Bab=
len in 8tdmOns unb 2pn6burg fatt. Su
bieFaer StaSt iteigert fi9 Die Iufreguug nit
iebem Gage, ln6 Die UgIafieu," ME Die
n3rodenen" fuO emtg an Ser 2trbeit, nm
fid) ben Grfolg 81 iibern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Sran36itfd1e 2lnf8GG8e attF ttebrtre
SMIeIafttnDfn I'M fffIIcn N4eerr.

can 6rQn3t8c0 16. QpriI. - glQ6
ri6ten aus Papeiti auf Der SnIel Gablti, Der
6uuptltaot Der 8eiealdaftS.S .Snieln, ergebeu,
0aB fd bret fran30fide Srie9Sidiffe bort be.
fnoen, unO OaB Smei anoere bort ermartet
perbeu. D2Qn oermutbet, oaB bic 6ran3oieu
NIT Der 2lbf6t Hmgebeu, bic 2eerpGrt8z Su-
ieln, bic 6eiateas, 6uQbeiHas uno 8olabolaz
SnieIu al auueftireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
stus Ocr SunOes.samptIfaOt.
zemperen8- llnterttat IN QoIfsI6mEcn.

g8aibtn9tOn, .. G., 16. Qpru. :
3a8 9auS GOmite fir grSiabung8meieu be-
idloB beute nit trapper Dtaiol.tat, benz
9oule Die SenatSbia Sur &nnabme 3u en-
piebIen, peIde Die @inIiibruuq BON Litter
rtd]t iber Die 28trfuugen oe8 @enuife8 altos
boIlId)er @etrdnfe un6 narfotii6er 0tittel auf
o0s menitItd)e 30rperjpftem IN allen 8olfs
ldjulen Der &eyritorien un0 oe8 Qitritt8 So.
lumblo, iomle IN Der 0tititdr= uno Tlotteuz
&taoemie Inb in ben Suoiauerz un6 yteaer=
fulen Der Serrttorien ueroronet. 9fepr6
lentant S'9Onneu ans Dtdgan mirN Die
Sill Dem 6Quie einberidteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
eetat0r Saffon's 9aadIfoleer.

Naib0ille, 3enrl., 16. AprlI. : 8ou=
perneur Bates bat iOeben 9ra. gB. s. 8btts
tborue als Nadfolger 5opea 8. Sation's
gum 8unOeslenator ernannt.
Die 3eiten 0e8 9umbugs itnO porbei. Der
befe 8emeis 6auon ift, 6aB eiue einjige 25z
9ents.SloI6e bes beriibmten pSaIOatlons
Sels" aeuug iit, nm ben ihltmmiteu 6aQ
bon &beuMatsmus 3u turireu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

| 9a8 BodlIfterl umiauelt Be.
retts bic 9ebieH erprobter 3eter. 6ru.
6einri6 gtgeubrote 8rauerei 9isbt
ihueu teute uno NoHtag beysits e.neu ele.
gautsu @QTgeidmatr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

6reibrief Ser geitllidait fit ueruirft erf(3
rem meroeu. = Die &Ompa9nie miro moroeu
pteOer Oen 8etrteb uermittelu, 10 Qut e8 ibr
H0qlid iIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

GHtb's GOngreBsSier nrtn gurter i'm
3ahf tnh In 5laIdea ipe3iea fir Tamis
liengebraat; 10 Rabea BON allelt RItnoeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Gutob8sf6e RabeIbert6tc.
SEC tanahe eompIet aenen een eiarer.

Sac iisnafte GompIpt seeeu cen G3arei'.r
petersburg 8, Is. 4pril. - Der SohH
elHe8 Generals iit megeu getbeili9uHg an
Dem tiir3ltdeu 8Duamit. &ompIOt gegeu ben
@5aren 0erbaitct p0roen. 3ur 3eit Der @Ht=
oeduug Der Serid)m0ruug mar Der @}ar I'M
Se9rtre, mad gSOOOs8id)er Der 5auptz
ltaot Der ION ideu Goiafen, 81 reieH, I'M
ielHen SOhu, oeu @roBiuriteH gIifolau8, ben
6oodeH al5 ibr Gbubaupt Uor3ufelleH. Die
9ta6rldlt, oQB Die 9itbiiliteu oen G5aren auf
letner &eiie ourd) IpHamit in's Seuieit5 III
betoroerH beQbFttigten, puroe Suerf flr
unqlaubmiroig gsb1lteu, Quein cine litter
uduu9 brad)te llmitdH0e au ben Gag III
oeren 6olgc itdl Die 8eb6roe ueranlaBt iab,
penn &3areu Den 9iatB 3u ertbellcu, nImt mtnld)
Dem 2ou Su retleI. Der GIter OeS lua9eu
gtanncs, meld]er Uerbaftet muroe, bat aus
Summer iiber bic ieiHer 6amilie 8ugeijiQte
S9anoe elnen SelblmoIOUeriud gemad]t.
g9arFt auO 96rIe.
EtberpoOl, 16. Aprll, y 80 glittaq8.
-8Qummo1e: 0iitteliorte GbclGnoer 81:
Ditto. Ne.. Orleans 3l6. Ole Gcrtdufe
betrugen 10000 Sallen, Spefulattunu. QuBz
iuhr 600, 3ufubr 2OOO.
GOuoOH, 16. 2lplu. - Ser. StaQteus
GbIigatiOucu: 4-prO3. 1888, oitto Al pro1.
1148.- 2lttieu: 4.z@.=gB. 4O1, 90. ,. III,
Grje 265, 90. so, N.=2). Central 1913, 8a.=
@entral 55, Sa6. -&enual 1929 ,8ea0inQ l24,
Gan. 4acific 6G8, gteTicau &c, ct. Baul
Common SO.
Garis Gabebepeiacn.
- gme AHsteuuua &ereidagiu der Sc
maloe murOe 9eitern IN &erdu GrJiiuet.
- Su 91om bat ijd eiu gorite ans BEN
romiiheu GoeI8treiien fir bic Teter oe8 grie=
ierIubtldum5 oeS Bapties EeO XIII. ge=
tiIoet.
= Die 6ot6feubefBer in guqlau6 uuo
ShottInno babeu beidlOiieu, bic 9ObeiIen
BroouItion 3u beihr6nten, nm Gin Stnteu
Der 4reiie 5u berbGten.
- Or. 4ieifer, Iangi3briger Gorleipou=
bent oCr pgtOrbbeutideu 4ugeueiueu 3etz
mng" uHo &ertreter Der 2BleHer ,Iuaemei=
men 3eitung," tt aus Serbicn aHsgepieieu
mor0en.
= 2ldtb. g. g. Goy, Der amerifauiidle
@eian6te in @oHilantinOpel, belt borgeilern
&beHo I'M oorttgeH pS3rttlid]en S}ultltlte"
etnen &orrag liber DOie BOefe oe8 D&e6as
nlSmu8" ober uoie jcbnte 0tuIe"
- Saroiuol Sacobini, Der p6pRIfe
Staat5ieiretar, ertIdrt ole QugQ6e, oa5 Der
Fopit Die betlige Congregation iijr au5eror.
oentltd)e 9e,fltqe 2tngelegenbeiteu iuacuirt
babe, Die iriite 6rage nit 9iudft)t auf
vpome= 9iule" GlQ IN luOireu,
llr 9dnilld] uube9riinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
@tn nener geatel .lnaeetnaer.

8aS @eritt)t if I'M llmlaufe, oaB generQl
8. s. 8O9er8 ans Buffalo an Stele oeS
Srn. RounO8 gum Hegierun98oruder erz
nannt peroen mtro. General 9loger8, mel
der etnen Sit i'm IeBten GongreB einnabm,
III in 3ruteret Gngelegenbettau beuau6ert
nno elm erfobreuer &ei6dftsmaHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
Sut .S0aBenparts" aR oer 8e&atrs
Mnnn

fiu6eu bic 9lttglieoer Der . Baltimore Sd)ats
gen geieuihaft" mor9eu gta6mittag, BON IA
llhr an, interefaate llGterbalmng. ga gtebt
91eater goriteEuag unb fomii9e Sortrage
oeridiebeuer art, uelhe jebem gel1mat
gtn08 bieteu.- Sir 2termontaa ftebeH i'm
Barrie eiu 9iuoerbau uHo uahher Ian5trdn5z
den fir GTpadiene auf BEN $ro9ramm.
R~ SIN QolaIe 0es p!Jl 0Atebetlo :
GIubs," 9 areier' Bart an Der
8elair= &peuue, giebt's leben SouHtag
0aGmittug, ielbt peuH bic gSitteruu9 HIti
einlaSeub 1T, Gou3ert inter 8ireiHoa BON
9rof. 9lar 9luoede. DlitglteSetarteU fH0
am giugange por5u5eigeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17
,ie unterinGHna Der glrDeiterwtrrem Surd,
s,u GoR9rc6= 6=Sontite.

@orFBer Curtin rief beute g}admittag ieiu
Spe8iaIs@Omtte 3uiammeu, uelteS nit eiuer
llnteriutung Der 2lr6eiterplrren beQuftraqt
1T. @8 fan0 Elm allaemeiner Mteiuung5au8.
tauid iiber Die bette Dtetbooe 5urgeitnnQ Der
unteriutung att, allein bu Bmei 9iitgIleOer
= Q6. Grain uub Stenart = abmelenO
maren, 10 mur0e feline @ntibeiouug er3ielt.
gEabrideiultf miro oa8 @Omite in 3ebu Ea.
gen ooer 5tuei 28oden rad oem 8eIteu ab.
retien uno bis Oabiu einen 0peratiousplan
entnerfen. 0l6QIiWer g8eile perocu aud ct.
lite 3euqerau8lagen bier in Baibiugtou Dor
Ger Abreile ees @omite,s 5 pernomn1en ner0en.
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aCr4bers
Jds, l2H
Is. per week, payable
le carriers serving the paper
.,va, postage prepaid by pubfisher,
-, Datly and Sunday, $3.50 per annum: for :
shorter Ime IN proportion; Weekly and Suadny
per annum, to any part of the country Sa,Ed1.,
paper, without Daily or Weekly, 81 per aunarr
The Best and Cheapest Sermon pG3er ia tba
Middla and Southern States.
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gSeru,iId1tcs,

Die beuti9e Steueretnnahme betrug $685.
858 uno bte 3Oueinnabme $817,63l.
Ger Grdiibent bat Die 8iu Sur @rridtung
zines @ebauOes fir Die @OngreBbibIiotbef
nnterjeidnet.
3ur @tnl0iung bsitimmte gatOualz 8autz
gIoten i'm 8etrage BON $228,0OO Ltefeu beute
tm Sdatamte elm.
Der 8raf6ent bat Srn. Sobn 6. 0feillep
gum 8ofu1eiiter fir Cincinnati, O., un6
6rau Sirginia s. 3bompion sur Bofimeites
TN fir 9OuisoiIe, SB., ernannt.
Ger Senat beftatigte beute uiele @rnen=
nunasn, bGrnnter bteienigeu Ger Gberiien
s. y. Softer uno S. $. 9iuger su GrigaOez
generGlen, oes Srn. 9. 8. 0tioer gum Boft.
meifer in Sattsburp uuo bes Srn. q. g8iui=
ion Sun YOitmeifter in @nmberLanb, 0t0.
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$iibf5 Bo5tBGb- -Cropfcl .ia.t 5"stsSa si5a, ,s
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-17

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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-28
ANOTHER FATAL sNow.sLrDE.
The Irresistible Avalanche Claims
Four More victims In Thayne's
CANYON.

Thayne's canyon, situated about three
miles from Park City, proper, was the
scene yesterday of the first snow-slide
ever known to have visited that particu-
lar locality, and the results were even
more fatal than those attending the ava,
lanches in Empire canyon last week.
Lou Galland, VIM. Sessions, j. @. Cleve-
land and Sidney Nichols were passing
down the canyon with their OK teams,
and VIM. Backus and Frank O'Hara were
riding on two OF the sleighs, when a
tremendous slide some 300 feet wide tore
down the hills, carrying teams, drivers
and all with terrific force to the bottom
of the ravine. Young Nichols was the
only one who escaped entirely, he having
driven considerably in advance of the
others, and was therefore placed beyond
the reach Of the destructive slide. Cleve-
land was thrown in a most unaccounta-
bly, singular manner to the surface OF the
mass OF packed snow and succeeded by
his terrified shouts in bringing from the
mine, close TO where the disaster &C.
Cured, several of the workmen, who i'm
mediately afforded what aid and relief
were possible. Cleveland was found to
have sustained very dangerous
break in one leg, while the two
rear teams with Galland, Sessions,
Backus and O'Hara were found
literally hidden in the debris, and all
four of the young men were already life
less when dug out. The horses, strangely
enough, were dug out from the snow
alive and apparently unhurt. Two of the
victims-Messrs. Sessions and Galland-
were in the employ Of Mr.. +. II. Dyer,
and are said to have been exemplary
young men. The former has relatives in
Bountiful, Davis county, where he was
reared. Lon Galland had been married
but recently, and his death will prove q
crushing bereavement to his young wife.
Mr.. +. II. Dyer left this morning for
the Park to arrange for the funeral Of his
employees.
A later report from the Park states that
the four men who were killed in the slide
would probably have come off unframed,
or but slightly injured, had they not left
their teams to assist young Nichols, whose
team had got stalled. 1t was just after
they had started the latter's team ahead,
and while they were midway between
Nichols and their own teams, that they
were caught in the avalanche, the great
force of which passed between the teams
and only slightly struck any of the horses
and sleds. Nichols is said to be almost
distracted over the realization that it was
probably on his account the fatality &C.
| Cured
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-28
Found Dead in BED.

A rumor was circulated in undertones
this morning that there had been a child
smothered to death at the st. James
Hotel, and within an hour the story had
become SO distorted and magnified that
any number OF people were seen holding
up their hands in horror as they would
endeavor to relate something about the
shocking affair" A reporter took occa-
sion to hunt up the parties concerned in
the matter, and was not long in discover
ing that there was very little in the ma
ture of a sensation connected with the
happening. All the gossip and talk,
it appears, grew out of the fact
that u six-weeks-old child of Mrs.
Lon Fisher had been found dead in bed
this morning. The mother OF the infant
has been staying at the St. James for
about three months past, and it was here
the child was born. There had been no
visible symptoms OF any disease and
nothing in the childs condition to cause
alarm; and the discovery made by
Mrs. Fisher this morning upon rising
from bed was the most astonishing posi-
BILE. Mr.. Lon Fisher, the father Of the
child, is now at Green River, and halls
from the State OF Maine. So far as it was
possible to ascertain the facts, there does
not appear to be the slightest foundation
for the silly rumors that went the rounds
this morning.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-28
The DECEASED Wife,s Sister.

The 'Deceased-Wife' s-Sister bill' So
ciety OF England, which is not commit
tee to defray the bills of ladies' who have
had the infelicity to lose married sister,
but on the contrary, quite otherwise, is
an association to further the happiness of
such ladies' as have the felicity to be
matrimonially admired by deceased
sisters husband, reports, this society
does, that the bill to permit n wild
over to marry his sister-in-law has Il lar
ger majority than ever in the Commons.
There is no sense in the law which for
bids such marriages. Poor Calib Jack
son, OF Missouri, one OF the bright fellows
eclipsed in the war, married four success
siye wives out Of the same family, and
after the regulation year OF mourning for
the fourth went back to ask the old man
Tor ms nth daughter. Gan right, Calib, "
said the four-ply father-in-law, "take
her, but for Gods sake leave me the old
woman"