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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19

Nep=Yort, 18. 6ebruar.-Sn Der ges
ilrigen Stsuns Der uQauOpirtbidaftliten
Niiociationn btelt 6r. 8etntore ans @alifor~
MEN eiuen Surtrag iiber ben californii6:n
g8einbau. gr Iagte inter 4uberem: uSeet
prOou;irt @alifornien Is Rilltouen @aGlOs
men; aber in 8 Sabreu tpirS Die 8roSuttion
auf 60 Willtoneu gefiegeu ietu. 6eute i9dt
Srantrei9 g8ein mad ben Ser. Staaten. Su
eiuigeu Sahren peroen mir gSein mad Sranfz
reid itiden. Die @eins@rtragfdbi9feit Ga
liiorniens 1T cbne 9rensen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
@ertrtepene Gbttleiett,

Nicolaus, GAL, Is. 6ebruar. - AQe
Gbineen inl bieTseu Srte, A an Der 3abl,
murneu beute friib ourd einen gfub uertries
ben. Der Otob bradte bic &btueien an Soro
bes 9ampierS %. 6. Sntgbt" unb 3maHs
BEN Captain bes 6abrSen9es trOb ieiner Bro
tefe, bic Sertriebeueu mad Sacrameuto 81
bef0rbern.
Seuttle. 8. Z, IS. 6ebruar. - 2ls
bic @bineien mdbreub Der uergaugenen Dohe
aus Guohopiih. .@itn uertrieben purben, erz
bielteu btejenigeu. tueldle @igeutbum bort
belusen, GrinnbuiB, nod eiuige Gage gu
blei6eu. Sie rueigeru fid1 iebOd jeet, Die
StaSt Su uerlaiien, uuo erfldren fid gum
8leiben entidloiieu, troteem bas bon linen
bepobute Gebdube idon tbeilmeiie bur1
9huamitpatroueu ;ertrummelt rporoen III.
Wiau fiirGtet, oaB es su ueuen Seualttb aten
T., ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19

Netu =D0rt, IS. Sebruar.-Sm DECENT
ber 1884 fam Die eusliide SdriftfeQerin
Sri. Nturp 2bomplOn ms 2anb; iie brad)te
@mpieblungen bonn Minilter OeS AuswGrtiz
gen Carl Granville, 5ohn Bright uuo auOes
rem an ben brttiiden Seianoten, an Seuator
Sberman, Suubesridter 6ieIo unO Sriegss
Setretar 2tncolu. SIN lebten CONNER purbe
Die Dame bonn @irtb zines v@atstiu= .5otelS"
9emaltam ans bemlelben binauS 9euieen
une rad)trG9ltd BON ibm uerlaltert. 0aIiir
petlen9t iie Iett $1,000 SdlQOeneriab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Merftpnrstaer streit .m, etn aEno.

8tttsburg, 8euni., IS. 6ebruar.
Sin eisentbImlider Streit tpuree 9eute I'M
Criminal @eridte eutidie6en. Cine 6rau
Sauer eriu9te sefern Oas @ert9t nm etnen
Sabeas Corpus Sefebl, I'M 6rau Sleeper
uno Seren @atten III SptuseH, eln bon bei=
Sen 6rauen ais ba8 ibrige beaniprudte &tno
ms @eridt su briugen. 6rau Bauer be-
bouptet, 6as Sinb lei tm u@ttns6ome" gebos
rem uno 6rau Reper babe eS inter benz Ser
ipredeu, rafelbe surid i'll erfatten, BON thr
erlan9t. Dieie an9abe muroe ourd ben gu
perinfeuSerter un6 mehrere 8arteriuuen Der
anffalt beffdtigt. 6r. uuo 6rau Meper er.
flGften OQaeaen inter gib, oaS Sinh lei oa8
ihriae unb babe i'll ihrer Bobnung bas Ql9t
Ser SSeIt erblidt. Sie riefeu mebrere aer5te
uno gtu6burn als 3eusen aui, tuel9e sic
guaaben bes 6rn. uno Der 6rau Mener be-
ftGtigten. Der 3lidter entidteb gu @uuiteu
Der TQrliiie Weper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Sm smsauebantia ertranfe,t !.

Bllte arre, Yenni., IS. 5ebr. =
Gm Rontag purben bel Wtiffliuuile Die Qeis
6en Smeter Dtdnner i'm Susquebauua.Rtuer
gefuuoeu. 0ieeIbeu nurben ipdter ala Die
lenigen bes Sohn .. 5arrinston BON Ius
burn, N.zD., iopie bes bier ruobnbaiten S.
@lune toeutifSirt. 8ie ii9 feruer beraus.
felt, murSe Darlington Dor eiuiseu Bodeu
in Singbarlton auf Der Bride BON @luue,
Der ibn su berauben ueriudte, augefalleu; es
eutipaun iih smiideu Seioeu Elm Sampi, lpo=
tei fie in ben GIuk itiir;ten unb ertranfsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Stei9eSNro6est.

ct. 2ouis, IS. 6ebruar. - Die Slas
gen 9eseu cine ansahl Arbeiter, Die iid| nab.
leno bes 9rCBen 8feroebabututiderfrites oes
9tufrubrs idulbis semadt baben outen,
iftpebteu ieit 0fonaten III SEN @eridteu.
@eitern erblid fam Der Sail bes Sbomas
GubuidiObn. ben Die Anfage fir ben etla=
tanteiteu bielt, BOT benz 9tidter Woonen uuo
elmer Surp sur SerbauOluns. Der ansez
tlagte tuar beidlulbist, eiuen 9lnsriff uuf et.
nen gSag9on Der ullnion.2iuie" seuIadt, Elm
Seniter beIelben Sertriimmert urb ben @elb
taiien aufgebruden su baben. Die beioer.
ieiti9en 4npalte madteu 9roBe aufreusuu=
gen. Die Surp iprud ben Insetlugten frei.
Die iibrtseu Sale luerben luahridetnlid ME
arr 9SprhnuhIur1n fntut1TPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
se eeTeYS a,tf Dem Sit3utms.

8auama, 18. 6ebruar. - 9raf 5erSi=
nanb De- 2sGeps, fuelAer getern su 60
ION onfan,, III uou Sru. Beids9, Dem beutz
icbsn DeIegnten, Sru. Terrp, benz 9elesaten
aus Sfoueu, Srn. Sidon aus 8orbeaur,
6rn. Rour aus Marieille. Sru. RecelIe ans
ct. 0asaire, abmtral Carpenter uns meh=
rereu anoeren Serreu besleitet. Der 5er,oa
BON GutberlanS pirS heute abeub erpartet
0e 9efIeps purbe burd bic 8eu0lteruna pou
Colon eutbuiiafiid bewi0fommuet. Die Sc.
ieui6ait tpiro bis gum %. b. Rt5. in Colon
bleibeu uEp oauu bterbsr tommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
ST.. NG0tpAG's
NeguIirenOe YiQeu.

5as nadlttee 2sbers uno Observation-Disclosures.
gouia obne 5eiseitmar, elegant NIT liBem sara
uber6o9er, pur9ren, re3ulren, reini3en uno rdfia,
oiee 8tuer, 'o'''
RGoWan'S VtleH CUR SClung oQer VEoaers.
tebers, @eodrm=, ytierenz uno 8laIeEleSen, W6rs
tenidmer5en, &ppetitmaugel Ulutugfet, Werpen.
tranthelten, &oPnhmerSen, SartletbI9teit, BerRops
bieber, nnterleibsentBhnburg 6dmorrbo6en unS
auer Storuu9en Der gingemeioe. Gein oeaedbiliTdb.
teire Gpur Bon Ytertur Rineralier ODER f5d6litsH
9roguen,
pTeis: 90 Gents Die sdaatsI. BET alien
NNnthPfPrn hnhrn. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
steftn Ste RtnOer allet,t stt eauIe.

2Sllm N To n, 8el., Is. 6e6r. = Nu5
8ribgeOiGe, Guiieyz@ountp, Del., ptr0 ge<
melbet, baB Ser gte9er @e8lep &t6oro8 unO
feline 6rau am letten 9ieufu9e fritb ausgin=
gen unb ibre 0ret Stnoer i'm 2ater BON Z, 5
uno 3 Sabren ollein Su 6auie IteBen. 2ua
bic 6rau bier Stuuoen lpdter Suriidtam, fanO
iie Sas dlte1e Sinh ju 3ooe Uerbruunt uub
oos 3peite I'M Sterben liegen6. 8iunen Ell
uer Snnoe mar aud 6a8 2ebtere to0t.
@abridetuIid Butteu bic Siu0er nit 3iinos
bni3hiru oPInie(f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Gurser YrpseK.

Golnmbus, O., 10. 5ebruur. = Der
,pneulte, pohl jemals itatt9eiunbene Yro3eB
mfe9en elne8 gebrOdeneu gbeueriprehens
66e9ann nne enoete geiteru in biefger Staot.
anna Nebiter aus Wtorsau Gountp madte
tn 1884 etnen Seiud in Columbus, muroe
bier NIT SEQ. sSiiliamS. einem reideu Tar.
mer ans Sotbourne, betaunt uub usrlobte fit,
NIT. ihm. Die Srautleute correIpouoirten
bis gum Sriihjabr 1885, su ueldber 3eit
Auna, ais fie seraoe nit Der aufertiaHua
ibres 5ohSeitstlsiosa beIddftist mar, erfuhr,
has ihr treuloisr Srautisar cine Anoere aes
heiratbet bate. Gle uertlaste ,bu eann Guf
$4,000 Sdaesnerias uu0 ieste isine Sriefe
ais 8eweiie Dor. Der 9roSs6 besann &C.
fern Sornlittag. uno am Nahmittas ipraty
bic Surp Der Sldgerln $3400 5u. sSiaiams
bate Der an ibu ersanseneu Sorlaouns feline
Golqe aeleiliet.
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sas zoos oes Nrteocnsjttsters

Yeban0n, Ya., Is. Sebruar.-Sn elmer
Sierlpirtbldaft on Der Gde Der 5. uuO 8eiOs
manilrase tam es su elmer Sdlaserei spis
ideu eiuiseu betrunfeuen Saften unO oem
2Sirtb. Or. Weilep, Der geraoe BON einem
8rantenbeiufe, Den er in jenem 3auie &C.
madt bate, 3uriidtam uuo on Der 9au5tbiir
ben 9drm in Ger &neipe h0rte, ging in Der
Abfd)t, gu idlidteu, biueiu uuo tuurbe bon
ben Setruutsnen ebeufalls 9rdBlif miBban.
belt. SeiOe, Ger 8irtb uuo Der ar,t, itno
lebenSgefQhridl bertuunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
8r6uOe.

5olseroe %erlufte Ourd 8ranoe wuroeu
aeitern telesrapbifG senleloet: elm babies
Dutenb 2Goeu in 8race0iue, 9Qs., $l8,z
600; @ruce, Suib & @omp. 9 groBe8 Glens
paarenlaben 81 6apette, RO., $4,000; Der
2abeu Der gebr. Safiou I'll 6eniaQ, SHt.,
$4,000; $. 6. 6etdum'S Aderbaugerdtb
idaften 6abrif in Stratbrop, Ont, $20,z
600; 3wei @erfitdtten i'm Staats 3udtbauie
III Columbus, o. So. .OO0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
SeGjSfaG;et RorS.

&tttles 81 d, art., 18. Sebr. - Die
gtadridt iit bier eingetrofeu, baB Die aus Sa=
ter, Shutter luo bier 8inher betebenben So
mile Sames in ibrer adt ReiIen BON Ya=
larms Citation, Grf., gelegenen Bobnuug
BON eiuem uubefannten Heger errnoroet NOR
ben ift. Gin Siirgeraufgebot perfolgt ben
M0roer nit glutbunoen. Die ndberen giu=
SeIubeiten beS SerbredenS itnb nod uidt be-
fnunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Saeater an gSafbtn9&oa's @eDnrtSs
tnn In nrr .EnrtshaLle.W

Cine Gsf. gorheuu1g Fnoet " on "a 9
8beuo, ben %. 6ebrEGE, in Der oEuruhaile"
fiatt. Inter pm. auanit Srlaf'S Re3ia
aebt bas Oteralttge 3lrdl Bieiiier idle ShlGs
ipiel: yoie 8sttey aeS 65riterS" nit oozjal,
liter 8eiesur9 n5er be Biihue. 9a5 5tiit
III nit GROCER S3r9i0lt emlluotrt. 4n bic
Sorfellung idl&Bt fA Elm 9au5o2rguii3sU.
Der Gtntrttt Ii. aRi 25 Gents ieTgeeg,.
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@erfdtts -WfrlanOfiltinetr. .

Criminal @eridt. - (Sor Rid,ter
8ufip.j 0anl. gGtuiam8, 8enl. 0orltmaru
un0 Sa3. &loOnep, gloropro3eB, uubeeu0et;
Der Pro3eB miro beute petter uerbanoelt.
gSati engeridt. t. - (Sor ben Rid)tert
2inoiap, Carroll unS Sans Sn foIQenbeu
6interlanenihaIten mUroen geitern Hadlte=
heHoe Sd]1ttte 9etban: nit Der BouItredung
bes Seftamente8 BON Batteuce g8OoOs nuroe
gaura s. Nmos betrdut, un6 Sur 8ermalhtna
Der Radldiie bon Batrid Braog uuO Sobn
@laBner erhielten reip. 8rioget Brdop nebit
2lrd). 3. Gabl0r, oDte Aunie 6. 6rtb gertdts
Ide 8olmad)t. Yaitor Nrtb. 3. Brlfmanu,
s. 6. 0ieialer, @liiab. 6eil uu0 Sammonb
8ugan, 3nOent0re GiHgereiflt; llrlula Sdul,,
Sob. 9. Bauer unO 9tobt. u. 3tOuie, Ser
paltung8berid)te genebmigt; Sob. 3. Reed,
Ditto 8Ormunoi i6aft8beridt.
Common 8lea8 @eri t. - (Bor
0iidter 9balp8.) Die vBotOmuc 0aupferz
@eieuitaft" gegen bic g6arlau & 6olliHgS=
NORTH s&Ompagnie. 6EUCr bertdltet, unbeeuz
bet.
Sta6t9eridt. - (Sor 9t6ter 5tews
art.) s. 2orj gegefi gtbrub. 0Grotug, &ppel-
latiou abgemleien; 3. g, Sanuarg & Comp.
gegeu G8lar u. NIB Grg. 2e Bar, lowie 6.
SHelteuberg s Conn. 9egeu Sarab Saue,
bitto Sa8. @. airf& Comp. ge9en Wla6iion
{. 8ap, llrtbeil III @uuiteu Oe3 Sertlaqteu
uuf 1920 nebit 3inieu un0 SoitenerItattIng
beildtgt; 6aIp s. 0tann, Serwolter oe3
ginhlnfies bon gOui5 SObniou, gegen Rartba
u. Stewart, llrtbsil umgefoBen uno Bro3e5
nicoergeitIlugen GSw. Seufir8 & 506ne
gegen SEIZE Wt. GuqtjOn, Oitt0 ur6 llrtbeh
iu os8 &ertiagigH @uuiten; Gml. 9ltuare,
gigen 9bO8. Gbielbs, llrt9eil umgefOBen
rro 81 SlGger8 GuEiten ouI Gent S9aoeHs
eIiab.
Superiorz @ertdJt. - (8or Sberz
ri9ter &rOwn.) 6. giBberger & Comp. gsgen
emanuel S6Dnbqrg, ,8e9ielflage. ugtbeil 3u
Guuiten Der Slager auf 1919; 5a. Eomm
& Somp. gegen bic n8altimorsz S6lBen=
@eieui6aFf1 q aui tlGgeriideu Qnrug Dor oaS
Common 4le0s @etidt uerlsgt; u. BlLter
g. SGbae 9egea Spouep 3. @lliS, 8aaupru
der etnes 6oH6S in 6dnoen Der ,gla:iOHa=
6armers' & HGautsrs' 8auf, " Snbaberiu BON
TouOs Der Commercial Banf" UOn 5ufolt,
&ir9. 4, gei9la9nabme @eiHfb, abgepieieul
Gnna s. 81. Abrltug aegsn ole oYaiisH9er-
SrobeHbnbn Geieuida1&" Sba0easvia3'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
sndteife snffsnndtrfdtett i.

@efern if Der 9ampfer o28m. Qamrence"
, bon bier in Sauannab eingetr0fen.
Snlanb.
Ren 9orf, 18. Gebr. - 6eute traien
Die Dampfer yBennlano" BON Nutuerpen
uES ,,Slo Dominion" uon Ri6mpnO bier eiu.
BbilabeIpbio, 18. 6ebr.-Qeute Lief
Der 9ampfer vSniBerEauO" BON &Htwerpeu
bier elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Gtn Waultprb= =8eieb fiir 2ebrer tn
Sntp14

Des Wtoines, Sa., 18. Sebr. - SIM
Siaatsienate iuurbe setern cine Bib eiuse=
bradt, tpeld|e alleu 9ehreru, Wlttglieoern bon
6atultGten, Staats= uno @ountpz zSuperiu>
tenoenten unb Nttsliebern Der Staats.@ras
minatoreusg sgeb0roe ben @enuB seiitiger &C.
trdute. iotpte ben @ebrau9 nartotIiaer Wtte
lei uerbietet.
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S9Gmtfrauf0

Au8ld)Id9e lln6 bQutlei0eu
aIer &rt, 6eioR6erS yoniSde Ooutfr1nfb,itsr ,r,r.
ben gnn5 iuoell0iiig burt1 eint Rur NIT Raopan'R
SGrIapartutau 9ebeilt. gBr meiuen per1tiete
N0ue, Delte eoer anoereu5 5ebaH0lunQ qerobt ba6en.
Bel oueA apotbettrH. Sin Dollar Die iSlalte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19

Der bette ManBiiab fir ben Werth zines
Mittels 1T Der Grfols. Or. Bua's DQulteu@
Gurup" nuroe BON 9aulenoen erprobt uns
3auienoeu bat er CUTE 0ieufte seleltst. DIE
Elaidbe tojtet uur 25 Gents.
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elat sttten pom alpad,em aetSptcf.

9anta Sc, 81. Wt., IS. Sebr. = Qdt
Sdlaufbirten auf Oem @ute Salomou Quua'8
in Salencius @Ountp, N.M., uabe Der @ren;e
BON glriSona, butteu beute Elm @efedt nit
Qpadeu. gdmmtli6e 9irteu tpurOen se-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
SllSpepIe.

Sr. giaSmaa's Wfuen ftnb Elm Setlmfttel "a
oiaies leiben. Gle gc6en Dem Nasen neue aralt
uEo bedRj9en lbn bur @riuuun9 eiuer auiau6e, Die
Gumptome Der OpSpcpiie perihpinoeu uno mia
tbnen ole trantHotu gBirtun9eu ouf ben OraaRiss
mus. Dian gSbraudle Die &rBnei nab anueuna
rn5 beoi9e, fOo3 uir in "61lid un6 Babr" ii6er ges
e.,,1agg ggaE Ev.,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Sr. Ra0DaI's
Sdrl6partIiGlt Seforpenf,

nelhes aus Stoftcn BON auserorbenuiber 0eNtyaS.
befsht ME Dies Bur 0teini9Hug, Observation-Disclosures
Nh6 &fdltl3uh9 oes nieoer3e6rodeHen Rorpers no.bs
ggnols M ptfH uH6 betlt raidl, grilRoIEl uIh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
SsraeItttfAe Rduber pernrtheiIt.

SOeiia, 18. 6ebruar. - Su 9iideuefi,
Der 6auptitaot BON SeBurabieu, ituO brei i'll
oiife Sanoiteu Ourd ein Militdrtribunal
gum &oOe uHO ie9S anbere 3n 15s iGbriger
6aft Uerurtbeilt tporbeu. Gle batteu einen
Yrtefer beraubt uub ipdter ben 8oli;tften,
weIhe iie oerhafteteu, ,bewafiHeten 28ioerfano
aeIei[tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
Vt n larta
II Bren oeridiebeneuEormer
Sdiittrlfcbrr. :

raitfs nnc btft8fs Fteber, gcbeilt tir so g,r,s
95 ~ 9ieOI ZEN agoeres osmtttel in 0tr Rsl. 6as ia
uVM s a HuItSl M teoeT bstit mo9en lie oon uerSorb,s
mS49eH naSE9! ls Stor!at= gttyOeuFsOer, Egp6us ssss
S{9 N Ts0s5 60 PsigeT, ais unter 3usie5aRs SON BON
u; r.; 70 70 saf y Ytlien Haospaa'S Reeon Rss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19

Serinfe Gin 8las 5afebarat'iGeaSors
ters! gu ieoer Sabve5sei;t 9ibts teiu
uahrha(tssssssss, seIRlnsres @etgaRfs
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Geict: .SaIi6unb Babr."

Dan Ititt stne 9riefmorte an Or. IaSDaH Al
60, ytt. S2, gEarreuzStr., Nepz9Orf, Iur ~61!it
uHo 28abr."
2Gtt OGS 0ttbIiFttttt.
Jiau oerlaHse nDr RaDtpaH's, un6 ie5e mao, o5
Der Gome ,,GfaOwaA" aui Dem gddten ite9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
40. Gun8reB. - Grffe sisung.

Die AmtSabiesnnss Gn4madbt oes 9raIiz
oemtet. = Sas SenatssSaitisz omite be-
antrast elm SaoeIsontam eesem bic NO
aintitration. - Immabme Der Iii, Soba
Borter=SiH inn Samie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-19
&aifee ;unt Gofenpreile.
&oblem= INTO SolSDof
- BON -
o. 9ange & Subnen,
Cftsg sgha'eitrate tltl0 ,,uttpnzS nzSabt" unb @6e
Rpuuuteilt; tlno gIiSauitbitraBe.

Wente Gen.
Do bic BreiIe RON SoIs unb aoblen iest aamdIia
orionoer, Al fteieen, rathen mir unieren jSreunben
unS aan6er, ,t jett ihren Binteroorratb etnsue9en,
rbp bieIeIben NON tbeuerer fperben. Aaen 0enieni=
een, pehe iett ibren 8orrub enIe9en, fuerben mir
outen Ra6oft 9eben. gSir no berelt, @ontratte fur
TEST ober Ipdtere atIieferung abSulhIieBen.-
tuiH Der fols aar liht uerIduInen bel obger Strmd
Scrsilpreden ober ieine Befeluns our bic BOP ooer
&eIephon ein;uienben.
AF DieIe isrma liefert nlir refine une CUTE 3oblen
p. S.-9a iurr iest uniere SdsemhbIe in suem
8ufanbe unb ftets trofenes geidges unb 9epaltenes
SoIs ON Sanb baben, bitten mir nniere fSreunbe
Iin6 sunben, bel uns porsufpreen, benn mir pertaua
len nets su ben 6iliaiten greiisn. (april5-D
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Gnropdii0e Gabel6eri6te.
@laoifpne's standardization.

Sdpierige Sage bes britii6en Sabnets.
8eridte fibcr 9einungS 0eridlieoenbeitem
umo beooritebenoe Eeiismationen. SaS
Heuefte iiber Die &irren I'm Orient.
Sentidle Anaeleaeubeiten.- - slbbcruiane
oes ipanifd1en 8eianoten aus 0er Sd1mei;.
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Rarft tuD 80rSe.

ViOerp y 0 I, IS. 6ebr., 12.S0 Nfltta95.
- 8oumwoae: Wiitteliorte Sberlduoer Al;
Ditto. giem= Orleans 4l5l6.-0ie SsrtIuie
betrugen 5000 8aqeu, SpetutatiOu uuo Ausz
1000, 3ufubr 10000.
9oHSon, IS. 6ebruar. Staaten=
Sbliqationen: 4epro5 127t, Ditto. Al proj.
1141. aftieu: a.zS. .=g8. S94, 90. 2. III,
@rie 285, DO. 894, N.=D. Central 1O9t, Ya.z
Central 81, S1S.- Central 143, Rea0ing 125,
@an.s sBuciftc Sat, @srican 26t, ct. PauI
Common 9G4.
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San9er, Ofarotfo, 18. 6ebruar.-@hri=
fen, 0iauren unb Subeu in biefger 5taOt
haben iid 81 eiHer Denomination pereinlgt,
um tbre Trcnbe iiber bic 6retipre6urg Oes
omertfantiden SOniulS (Seiteus ieiuer 0fes
alelun9) bon 9etutiien, geden ibn erbobeneu
Inila9;u su betunoen. @8 oerlautet bier,
boB bic antlagen BON eiuem @meritauer err
bOben mnroen, tueider aui ole Steqe bes
Spniuls refleftirt
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81 ON, Is. Sebruar. bem y0ioHiteur,"
benz cfii3ielcn Srgun oeS SatjfauS, tpiro
mortqetren Die aoreiie oer0fenttidt, mel6t
Der @r5biidOf g8alib iiin9ft Setreiis ser @r
nernung bon Sobn 9tOrleb 5uu1 5taat8iefre.
tar bon Srlano erlalien hat. Der Snbalt Die.
ier AOreiie itebt I'M Oireften g8ioeriprud nit
cen gSetiungen Oe8 Yupite8 al ben &leru8
in SrIanb. re 0tOntteur" 9iebt in isiueu
8emertungen iiber bic aoreiie ;u, oaB Der
8apit in Ser Seeiufluiung oes irldnoii6en
SleruS in Sofen oOu natiOnaIem @baratter
nlahtlos ii.
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9mrsc &abcIoepeidleti.

- 6r. Sratianu, Der runlduiide Bremier
unO Mnlifer oe5 5uuern, bat ietnt 9tefgras
ton 3uriid9e3Ogen.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-18

Physician ana Surgeon. Office and residence ~.
TlCucIas avenue New and effectusl treatment Of
hemorTr oIds and diseases OF woman specially.
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w M JOHNSON.

snerislt;e-s. Diseases OF the Eye. Ear, Nose anG
s.,roar Ca;a-rh snd hitting glasses. once southwest
.arnrr Dcugias and Market. up stairs. "ishita Hans
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homeopathic. General practice, chronic diseases
ara diseases OF females. Telephone 30 ~ -.
SrS.a and residence over Steel x SOM EATdWar
store III Main street, Wichita Kan ,.
once hours 60 10 a. 10 10 n M and a. n,sht;
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DR.. 5. A. GUYTON & SON.

Horneppaihtst. once opposite postonice. -
aence. 6sS North Main street. Wichita. kansas lei'
phone us
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PHYSICIANS.
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ONCE and residence corner Of sth and Douglas ave
Hacker & Jackson's building. N;chit2-
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DR. / r STONER

street second stairway north Of poStonlce. hes
dence 1917 North Fourth street, near Union UePSN'
Wichita. kansas. Telephone No 81
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Physicians and Surgeons ONCE DEAN block oppo-
eoruer Os street
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Or.a go Fast Douglas ave. Residence - IN
Emporia avenue, near corner OF fIIs' s''eN'' t''N
A D. T.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
REEPING THEM ~ 7.nErR POSTS.

KEEPING THEN ar THEIR POSTS.
Some ofour Democratic contemporaries
are saying spitefui things about The presi-
dents Instructions to ohlce-holders.
They think it abridges the right Of the
American citizen TO be told that he must
hold himself aloof from active psrtlcipa-
ton in political management. That is an
incorrect view Of the matter. The presi-
dent has never presumed TO interfere with
the rights OF private citizens, and such a
man may do whatever be wills to do,
without any Interference from the presi-
dent. II Il to the ofIlce-holders that he
addresses his instructions. Oalce-holders
are public functlonarles for whom the
president Is responsible to the people,
and he is therefore justified 10 using the
power that he is armed with, OF issuing
instructions to them TO do or to abstain
from doing certain things. This in no
wise abridges the privileges Of the citi-
zen. II any man holding public Office
thinks more Of running conventions and
engineering ward-meetlngs than he does
of devoting all his time to the business
that he Is paid by the public for doing, he
/ is left to his unrestrained choice. lie
may resign his Office and stay in politics
| II he wants to. There is no coercion
holding him in the public service. His
liberty is not, therefore, in the least BIT
fractured
Mr.. Cleveland has shown himself pecu.
liarly man Of his own head, and in this
matter he Is sincere In his intention Ia
keep the subordinate stations Of the civil
service pure and free from partisan man.
agement. The PRONUNCIATION Of the order
is opportune, in view OF the coming elec.
lions for state officers and members OF
congress. The Immediate occasion Of
the presidents action Is said to have
been the unnecessary activity Of number
OF ofilce-holders in Ohio, whose interior
ence in politics had caused scandalous
neglect Of their official duties. Tn,
peculiar methods adopted OF late by the
Democracy Of that state do not forcibly
strike an observer as exemplary, but they
will readily be condoned II they shall
have led to the successful and thorough
remedy of so fragrant an abuse of tn,
opportunities of patronage and place al
the system Of federal interference,
in state politics has heretofore shown it
self to be. The whole country should
sustain the president in this effort to pro
mote 80 necessary a reform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-27
STARVING TO DEATH.

Further Particulars from Labrador and
Newfoundland Show an Awful state of
Destitution,
ST. JOINS, N. f., July 2G.--Further
particulars of the distress among the
fishermen Of Labrador have been received.
In Astoria alone, out of thlrty-ave or
forty families, total OF 200 persons,
over 100 have died, mostly all women and
children.
In Main the catch OF Ash has not been
sufficient to afford food 10 the inhabi
itants. The season which opened on
May was very backward, and had II not
been for the seal industry, which was
tolerably good not soul would be
living.
In Webuck and Indian harbors fish Is the
only food, beside small quantity OF
corn meal, The people are almost with
out clothing,
At Hopedale not over twenty-five faml.
lies remain out OF the entire former popu-
lation, Many have gone east along the
coast, IN hopes Of getting into some sup
piled settlement, Eighty persons, OF
whom forty were squaws and thirty-fye
children, died from starvation in June
alone.
The Okkah Indians are suffering great
ly, but there We're not SO many deaths
among them as at first reported, only
twelve persons having died this spring
out OF 1876, who make up the tribe. The
whole settlement, however, Is on the
verge of starvation.
In Newfoundland, along Che coast
there Is great restitution from Cape
Bound to Hearts Content. Hundreds
alone forty-two persons died last month
Not less than fliteen hundred persons
can never be known, owing TO the $50
lated region in which the suffering eN
fists.