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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
Spe3eretmaareit.
R0orp6 Martini,

&6e BON Cough t&sto 5aaasFrabe,
('.ibsr ~DepHOrb eprisenbaus.-)
Ur6EtsS befta1srtirteS 9roeertes nRo Osutins
ESaareHIaaer Ia Baltimore,
oiterIrt
&inieu, Safersriise, @rbien, 8Obuen, gries.
msbl (6artna), 9isis un6 @erfe.
Smpprttrte SetneIatpurE, Sdliufett &c.
Deuti6e 3Detihen,
aAtfti1t StpetiGeu v. eetrodnete WHauraen.
Seiien aller Art uEb leoen 5abrifats.
&auee-Sood uno Hto, 8pee une 3uGer, 4feAI In
Gdfiern unb Sdden.
&@fueiset, 2tmbureer un6 boIinoiihe S6Ie.
Sobuen oler Art, 8ortnt6en, Jlanoeln, S1irna,
aBnIls unb Salende.
&ancen-QBorcefer importirt uub gboiuzG GboD.-
SaIo, Btefier, Tfustatniiiie, 3tnlmet Seni Hnb
@en1rSe.
WnnIerpen- -sinsemadbte aufern, Summsrn, 9ad5s,
EOmatoes, 4firfte, Sobnen, Rals uno Corned
Beef in gro6en Quanttdten.-So Soadnoilte 6GI
Snrbinen nnb @npiar.-&onhenfrte1 1PiIdb, Syrup
uu6 Welafie.
Seft,e.c.-gbampuane Rtetnneine, Taoelp.tn,,
@berrhs, W1aberas, Yorfpen, iHBer @atanba,
gPusfoteler, Wbsfp un6 go9nac BON 80 6s
$S pro @allone unb cine 0oae AusnnSI bon
imporirtem Borter unb Ale.
Aleiniser G9ent fur Dedtns's
neltberitbmtes ,edteS neifpbdlti6es S9DarBs
@roe (pumpernf6cD.
AQenertnutten gBaaren meroen fdIneu unh pAhtts
Itdj mad allen Staott5een beforoert. gEie6erotrS
Fdufer erbnIten onaemefienen Rnhdtt. C2l7-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
asaaiTdc unO Dritiiae 9o,4.,a


. IN e. l8' >',,l Ter 4ygo,e5 g,9eu
E!s 'es,st - ''D'. .-yrer, rpclde Die 8GHoolrjhs
"'' ,epGte 81 Gbarleroi i'm leBtcn @}arj De-
molitm, uabm aeIleru in Diou5 iatnrH 2(u.
lang. Iet taupti&a08Le Augetlo5tc 1T CatJc
GClliIrc, &yrttdr cIuer Grbt,,ergel l,liblit,
Nlc nit enpliihen uuO amerltanl9eu SO5ia=
ltffr ErgruiIoioneu in &erbin0uHg 7e5t
%ounou, g. SuIi.-GiR 5Ojja.iitsU Doh
0impeboue bielttu beutc an Der Gde Der
&CGf.obe uuo gOQm1r2 A}oGo cine g'cr-
iaumluug. 2ie poii}ei Oroute Dtt lin
ueiauNcu aui fd 3u ierIireren, iano leOodl
teln @ehUr. 2EIutamS, cintr otr 3teou.y,
ja5ti, mcUn ole FoWu5,50yog auf i5rts
caghmartigcn 9olttit Deyborre, 10 merOe ft
Die SOiIalIflcu jur GvaqElatiou geBeialy
@gieuihafteu SUir3tu, bic f8 Al aiuem
z5rtdgsipenit fir Die berritenOen QIarieu
9eta.teu biirileu. Die YolEti mar uuQapiB,
UG8 ft tbuu ioll;e, UHO uabM feline 2$er5ai
Iulgu bUr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
ggiaEe Sets GtaGieBlt1e9 1et9ts
fftSfs

grte, &8,, Il. 5ult.-Qr nd4fen Non.
tag kegnnt ser YrO5eB gegen ben IS idBrt=
gen g&iuie Cells, oar in ber 9tadt oe5 8.
Ii0rj Obua ieoe &trlnlaIung ielua Gltern
mn &ti6mifler NIT oeuI Ecll crmorOet bat,
hNnu ful nie 6dnoe muIdl, gu etnem benad)s
barteu Tarrar Qtu9 L. eridAIte, clH 6remoer
lei ms @au8 ringe0ruu9en nno gabe oenSas
ter, btr ltblCS aui hem 6lur !Ie9e, btrleBt;
er, g&tlie, lei Gruadt uuo ans Suc&t oaOou
gelauieu. SdlaBIi9 itellte e8 iId) beraE5,
DoB oaBgr oem &ater be8 &nlbeu aub Die
0tnuer un0 3wet 9ti9wtfer ermor0et ma
len. Gs fonute fem B~enoer i'm 9auIe 9e=
peieu ieiu, oa anger BEN SIBIpureH 8tlIte'8
an feudten grobooeu weiter talne it6]tbar
maIeu. [ym Onuie fan0 man Elm gSaiqUetz
fen nit Slut, III bem i6 Der Dt6rOcr Die
0Guoc gemuheu bate; uub oieler Nt0reer
touute feiu &uoerer iciu, ais QSiute, inter
Oefeu TinQerudgeln, ME am Oberen 3lnoz
grlenf SlutpureH fd seigte. Der SHabe
iagt: ymeuu i'd Der M0yOer mar, 10 mug
IDS i'm Sdlaf getban babeu," @r mar EN-
eiiriger Dime ROoel"sgeier uno mGu9te
INNER, Elm yt6elb" 5u pCr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
SaHrpeb,

Gbtuu e5 nGt Ioyitrit 9cbrouht miro, linbert l5
IN mtHiRen YhnuteH GrGmpic, UlnqculGurg,
GnDhycureu, SEnpfd1CtycU SurdliaW. SUM
MER COMPLAINT. .3lubr, 81 ultf, g3lahuupeu
uUo ale tnnedlHcn SUmCriu. Jltituoe i0uttU iWs
mex etue FlGite ron RaNW01'5 McnOb=RcIfcT
Og Ntl hlbIu. Ginilt GyUpiln, IN gBaYCr QcUlms
Wcr, neJotH RrGut5tj.cu 00er SbmIrtU, oe ourb
cen gEeticl oI5 Iriufm1nr5 UerIriadt WcJotE, utrs
tutcu. 4l5 en He'mutJl NJ es beiigr, ais runl6Fr
ir'rT 8DaTnr uhpv BrtfpTfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
Gin scbu Satte aIteS Befdlmar tat GicritOd
tulirt Ourdl
TT. GG2tuaS'S s S5stIulittcl.
zr. RaopaB 6 Soap, glr. 32, gEarreaisr.
3r. &00WaO's 3 PiQelt.

&aS berlthmie yGberz uno g2a9eu5etlmittel Burblts
lung aller UagCaz, teberz, Gjsbdrms yderens, Blas
icnz unb NerOeEleioen, 4ppettDoii1teit Roviitmcrs
sen, geTfOpiung, unDtDnMitfeit, 6uiOier eeoeu,
6jtber, Misunderstanding, Sdmou6oben un6
auer Storur8cn Der @ngCUcioe. Ren uegeta6iliIh,
feline Spur 00u Cuetilber, Oiiuualisu ooer ltdods
Den 2roauen.
9r,ts 25 Gents bic BlaIte. Bel allen WpUt9elern
81 BADEN.
SBspepfttI
7r. RaOwaBs 9iGcu iin6 Elm itberes T1itts
aeaCu ojse5 Gei6eH. Gle iteaeH Die ardite oes U1as
gems Dtsoer ber uno eten bn in StaHo, ielue yuuta
tiorCu Gu5Suubeu. Die SpmptOme Der 8pspcpfe
UsriiDln6eu uno NIT ihHeH bic Heiqunq oes &6ra
psr3, iid Sranfbgttcu 5u5u5teben. @ebruube 0te
WgoRn nad Boritriit iluo 6eahte, mas mir In
,,8abr uuo fSaIidl" t6er Ddt an iagen babGn.
- Gtlide cine 8rteimdrte on Or. RabWaq &
Comp, J,r. 80, Warrenfirn6e, NelUsgoyt, uno mir
ltten Yin ,gSnbr tltO sFalidI."
gtatt faafe uur RaptuGn'R. CW1i5aD2o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19

QoubOu, Il. Suli.-Giu gcwiIisr Sas.
Suu1or bot Dor eiuigeu Sa9eH Der 80HjgiH
auf ihriftlibem 2Gtge ieiue 6auo al. Gr
bagaun ieireu 6eiratbSautrag nit BEN ySOr=
ten: y0leiue geIiebte &ittoril." mo euOete
osuiGlbcn nit pStr iIrtIder @ottt." Sc
fern meloete er 1jd i'm ,Ginoiogs@alIe" nm
cine &mmOrt. grpucoe icf9caomIeHr uH-
ieriudJt uuo utrriidt beiunoeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
.)r. }iaoWaq' 5Sarlapari,IiaR -Rtlolgrat
oct 8tD6c @Iutreintser,

aur SettuuG d4rouiShcr 2eiDen. Oh IFrupbul5s
iCt, aHgterbtet opcr aTitc6eHofr MT.
EProHiiden GtWmatsmus, gtrOp5elH, trotcras
6Gfcin, irCt5nrtge 2etoen, ,2uuQenbIutuuaen, Bpsz
ptpfe, iU6'itTnes &EihoRen, @litolbDanm, Dee
ld'Uuiite. EuitTIdHFbeit, @iitbt, g8oHUiuht Brons
t1ttts, SGminoutt. 3ur 6eiIung Uon
9autfrauf1ettctl,
gusitlGQ i'm ge'itt un6 nuf bem 3Orper, Elnncn,
EUielH, Sul5huB, alien 28uH6eu Uno 9ehUuren
Gterul'ft Zr. GlOpEu'S SaridpariiliausBies
SnlncHt ole uu0creu 6Cilmt'el. GrrtiHigt oQ5 Slut,
rclt Die GjeiuHbttt uuo Die Sriite Uie0er ber un6
ge6t Se6ermonn cine Hare Suut uH5 cine itoHe @es
rdtSiarbe.
2eberletpett u. {. ~
gas GarIapartuiaus jiciuIucnt ubertrfft Mot
Hug ale AySneieu In Der 9cuung dyonilter, itrOpBus
loilr, couftitutougler uno 0Gut'rantbGiien; IS IN
oud bCs einE9e Diriudle 9giIulittcl gegen
Htcteus 41to 8laSetiet0ett,
&aruz uHo 3ebGmutgrsSI0ntbGltCH, gflerengrtesS
5uterharnruhr, 2E0NUiutt, Stotung oC5 Trims,
unmiutirltdaes g8aNIlaftn, Brggtite 8raHtAet.
Nlbumtnurin uno in allen bduen, in oenen i'm urtn
Se9elnuburtige Jhe0uitldqe uorbanoeH itHo, ober In
6eHCu er BID, uoltg nit eiUetBartigCn Su6tQnbeH
ooer nit fSdoen ic neiber9ebr 9emiibt IT o5er
elm traufb1ites, ouHfles, gaQeS AuSie9en uno De5e
mebl=gheberihidGe bat, uno IN benen man
bcm 2E0IeuaNen rin Stehen uuo 8renneu tdblt
unb GumerBen i'm Sreu8 un6 IN osn genben 0erpityt.
gu baben bel Gpotbetcrn. Bret5 elm Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
Gmrppatf6e &abcIbcrt6te.
Sic Iebte Barrier Eueufom6Oie.

Tarts, Il. Suli. - 9lS btreitS auaez
fiiuOigte 9ueu Suii6eu benz Sricg5utnIFer
gouauger unS Sarou oon glreiutg ianO
beute &ormittag nm 9 llbr in eiuem Blloe
bel Weubou, fiuf Wtetleu pom Paris, itatt.
Ituu bate 8ifoleu gepdblt. 3uerit ieuerte
Gareintp, obne ieinen geguer 5u treifen, nos
rauf 8oulanger in bic gIit ieuerte. Der YeBz
tere erhielt ipdter cine Sbltiou. Die idmmts
liten gtitglieoer oeS &obiuetS uuS Sablrelae
2eputirte beiudteu @eucral SouIauger, mn
ibm peri6nlit ibre SecunOerung iber ietHe
SalIng bei benz 9ueu nusiuiprtden.
Der 0ffi'ielle 8erid)t iber oaS 0ucu iagt,
OaB Boron 2areiut1 ais 8aiit Den StoBoes
Cen miiuidte, boB ieOod @ou!lHger ais Be
leibiotCr bG8 RedJt DER gSabl bate EHo Dem
iuiOlge 8ifolen mdblte. Nui OaS Sigual
ieuerteu beioe 6erreu, uno Seioe blieben mn
0erlebt. Der offiSielle 8eyldlt behattqt utbt
bjc Sbatiate, oaB BOuIauger in Die yuft &C.
ieuert babe. Dem yIempS" 5uio8e iou Sl-
reiHtg 'pdter 8oulauseg's s SanO ersrlhen uuo
oC'aat babeu: sd 3weiielte ME on SBrer
SOpllitat uno Sbrem rittCr!ld)eu Ntut6e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
Der gInardJIiten'YrOjeB.
Sottfebats Ses 3emsemperD6rs.

@ettete Ansiaeen DcS gtaatsieaeen 8Ott:
frieo KSaHer.-@neePs ReOuInttonspIaH
Gin stueiter StaatSseuee, Oei'eH AUS
Iaaen oeu Gruartunesn oes Staatsans
waits nidlt ettipredlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19

Qls Sdra6er Suerft oerbaftet puroe, iou er
benz Staatsanpalt gang anoere 9eidtdten
er,6blt babeu, bic bon eiuem Stenogrnpben
uieberaeidlrieben uur6en. Staotss sNumalt
@rinneu bebauptet, SGraoer lei Don ben
Inarfiiten einse6iidtert tporoeu, oenn tur3
Dor 8eainu Der beutigeu Serbanbluua babe
er nod ertlGrt, er fueroe bel ieinen friibereu
Nusiaqsn, bic er oamals bei9moren unO ms
teri6rtcben babe, oerharren.
3unGhif tulroe BoliSetz2teuteRan Steele
oernommen. gr CAB Oil, er iei nit ieiner
Mounihaft aaf ben Deuuartt maridtrt, unS
ais fe ange4ommen leten, babe Gam. 6telz
oen aerufen: pa fOmmen bic 8lutbuno !"
6iel6en lei and 9erlentge gepeen, melder
6eu erffen SduB auf bic BOli3iiten aUgeieu.
ert babe. SIN 9reu1oerbUr muBte Steele 3us
qeben, es lei m0glif, baB er iid in Der 2tus
Tabue, oaB Tieleen cen erIteu Sfu6 abfeuz
erte, qeirrt babe. Der 9leoner, peld)er auf
Der Sribiine itarIb, babe ben erlteu Sd)uB abb
aefeuert. Gs mar ounfel, un6 man fonute
6as @efidt oes Nfannes nldt 0eutlid) ieben.
Ser Nlann babe gons bi9t 0ol ben Boli5titen
gefauOen, ulS er ifOB, bod lei gtiemaHO &C.,
troffen poroeu.
Sieraaf erfoiate Terta9un9 bis gtOntag.
Sie aueetIeGten Staotpatcr tn ct.
Souls.
ct. 2ouiS, Il. Suli. - Die @ranoz
Srrp bat beute lire llnteriubung gegen Die
argeflu9ten Staotratb8mitglieb geitloiien.
Se6s Oerielbeu, gSater5, Biibou, Srit99es
mann, @atteubad, 6eeunu unO Elm Sed3z
ter, befien game rod nid)t betannt geWorz
BEN, puroen Ser 5ruufenbelt i'm Imte,
Seeron, &iIbou uuO 8rabg Der 4nuabne
Ron SefeGurgeu in &erbinbrng NIT Der
uSaiinO Sbeater" llnteriubprg an9etln9t.
| 2uberDem bat oie @rauos Surp nod Or. gSel=
liugtOn Q0ams unb BEN 4oOOtaten CHARLES
q. 9apjs in &ntiagc3ufauo parIeBt, neil
| tieIelbeu Observation-Disclosures 81 beitedeu
olriuft baben ioutIl, nm oie'e 81 beittmnen,
| fir Die oGlcctric- 9lOipG9 Sill" 5u ltimmeH,
Die Sill purOe Srpar oerU0tfen, 0btr Or.
4oum6, nelder bariiber Wiilhenb mar, OrobJe
MN, gentle Staotrltbsmiigliebcr in SApu.
lltatcH 81 brinne...:;, uno Olcie lGhten ftl oa-
! rcuf, 0a5 fe tbn uuo Daui5 ebrniaQ5 COM
| prOmittjrteu. 4Nam8 bate, ME letner 3elt
! berittet, geQeu - StabtrGJb8 NtItgIteoer
/ Die Antloge oeS 12eiuei08 erhoben uuy GEL
| t,rb gemadt, bnB 0ieielbeu oaourf l9re
| 2Sabl pcrnirtt bQtten. Die QaItbeleh.e nurs
| zen bem Steylii beue gtahmtttag lbergc=
| ben. &r. N0omS uno Or. Btbou muroeu
| bereits oerbaitet, aber Qe9tH $1,000 SIrg'
| iGQit 0Ui freleu 6UB qeett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19
Mai0rtn


IS oiGb. TCr SclmitteI In bcr l8eIt iuslhes b{afs
ges uub faItes sftcbcr UnA ule Gnbeyen mnlaris
ittu DauCU=, SdlnrIam=, Sppbusz, ccIbes unO
an6erc ,Ftebcr init 6ulIe ron GaOpda'S 9tucn
10 ihntu GeIit ais BaoDcg'S EcaaH= PslieT.
8rCl5 so GeHts Su BuOcu Del allen apotbeteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19

WaIts mtdt eatiprsaea.
&btcago, II. Suli. - Sn benz Yro3eHe
eegen Spies unb @oniorten luurbe beute bas
Serb0r Oes Staats3eueen @ottIrieo gSaaer
furtgeiest. Die erfe Srage, pelfe al tbu
eeitent tuur6e, mar:
pg6as iit aus Der 8ombe geporoen, bic
Slider Sbnen CAB ?"
uS9 bate iie 3uei gBo9en lang in meinem
8efb; Oann 9ing ih oamit tn'S Selo uno
lieE iie IN etRem boblen Baum erplOotren." E"
p6atten sic Somben ooer ionifige 8afen
bel ith, aiS Sie mad oem 6agmarietzSquare
gtngen?"
y0iiien Sic, OBJ S1uaubelt al Der Ser
iammlung an 3. glai an SatefraBe Sbetl
uabm ?"
ySa, er mar ba."
@rinuga 5eiste tbnl Saun cine 9botOsras
pBie nm frEHs ,,Sf 0as 5dnaubelt?"
nSa, 9os 1T En-" iagte g8aQer.
ySat S6uaubelt in iener Seri1mmlUH9
0as g8ort ergriffen?"
,,@r iagte, mir ioGlten BEN iibrigeu 0ltt.
glie6 .rn Ltittbeilen, mas beidloIien muroe.
SIS iOlte an anoereu Srten ebenfall8 lo59'z
beu."
,,ggos meinen sic Oamit ?"
,,Qie 9teuoluti0u
,,G8areu gle jeual8 bel etHer Ssramm.
Lung an @mma.Street?"
uSa, in Der b0bnliidan 0ale. &u9ult
&riiger nabm MID nit oortbtn."
,,Mie oiale Griiger fennen sic ?"
,,3mai. Geinb0lO uub Auguf- Sic tuurs
ben aud Der tleine unS Der 9robe Sriiger ges
nunnt. geioe Sriiger maren bort. Stein
bolo bate mid aufssioroert, u1it3utommen. "
lin mte oiel llbr tamen Ste mad Der
Saue ?"
,,glOrgens ge9ea 1Oll4r; 9as mar am 3
WlQi,"
rg8er mar bort ?"
qGri8er, 94r6ber, ga8eI, Slider puc
Reinbol0." )"
,,gBer fiibrte 6en Soriie ?"
SD femme ben Wann niht."
ng8as wurbe bsiproden ?"
pgGa8 td 8cfterH geia9t babe-gagerG q
Flan"
o9Ger le9te Gen Plau Oor?"
uGugel."
VgSa8 la9te er?"
uyGr Isgle ejnea 8tau 0or, noG pel6en1
Gomben in Die S,attouShiuIer genorien
meroeu ioufen, iO5alo e3 init Der Jioro
ioef12tten Grippe 81 etnem Sulammeuito5
fOmmen iollte Damn iouten Die SbtBen
bes r&tbr= uuo g&ebrUereiH8" in Der Ndbe
pOitirt merben uno SeOeu uieOeri9teBen, ber
aus BEN Gtotiou39auiern tOmueu weroe,
uno oamit ioQten ite fortfabrcn, b,3 mir in
bic Stabt fonmen niir9eu. gBir outeu Sc.
ben nieoeridisBeu, Der id ms i'll ben Q8eg
leQen ipiirbe. g8 erbOb f4 SppOftion ges
gen Oieien Plan, toA meiB i'd uidt mebr,
mer e8 mar, Der oppouiyte. Der BetrefenOe
ia9te, e6 miirbe beher ieju, itb inter Die
Wenge III ser Staot 3U be9ebeu uHO 5eoeH
ltEt8 un0 retJts uie0eriumadeH. 2lub bier.
gegeu murbs SppOiiuon genadt, neil ba=
bel Die 6rsuu0e ber &nor5ifeu ebeniO gut,
Die Oeren GeiHbe gerofieH mereeu t0Hrten. n"
g9&a5 nur0e odnu beld)loTen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-19

80m, II. Sui. - DE beuitgcu Oft5tel.
len geridte meloeu 8 GrfraTtuHgs= uu0 6
Scoeeidle in Der Sta0t SrtnoiF, AZ, be3p.
81 i'm ge3trt glei9sH gtumeus, %, be3m. II
in 6oniana, s, be5p. in 2aliauo, iusges
fommt aljO So Sritautungs- un5 60 5Ooesz
iaue. 2ie Seuae iit in raider Abuabme
begrifien, unO beren Snmptome treten ntat
uebr nit Der anidHglideH 0eitigtett auf.
Gom IS. 9uIi. - Die beuliaen Sboleras
@erid)te ergeben 6olaenoes: BriuOif @rs
franfungeu, 5ooeSidlle; 6Ontana 16 @rs
iranIungen, SOOe5faae; gatiauo Srtrauz
fuHaen, 5 SoeesidLle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
The Gardner Casc.

Attorney Hcrrick returned from Wi
mona Wednesday. where he had been as
prosecuting attorney in the Gardner case
Mr.. Gardner was acquitted. The En-
mons County Democracy of the year 1884
(Nat Presho) assisted Mr.. Herrick. and
made very sensible and logical address
to the jury. Mr.. Louis Hanitch, the
young gentleman who has been studying
law in Mr.. Flannery's office at Bismarck,
was attorney for defendant, assisted by
Counsellor Douglas--he of Winona. Mr..
Hanitch, who has just been admitted to
the bar made a good impression. Mr..
II. was one of the first claim holders in
the Williamsport country. Everybody
is his friend here, and all wish him sue
cess in his profession. Counsellor Doug
las, also, by his long career of successful
practice before the bar-a wooden bar
was in good form, and talked as much as
anybody. Beng in the midst of SO many
lawyers. it is remarkable that Gardner
escaped with his pocket book.
Attorney Herrick tells good one on
himself. Sheriff Wade being witness,
was asked DO you put up hay for your
self?" "Why, no." said the sheriff, II
put it up for my CATTLE" [Hllarity by
the audience.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
A Liltle Girl Drowned.

County Surveyor Allen reached town
just as we were going to press, and
brought intelligence Of the drowing of
thrce.ycar-old child, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Vollenhaupt, IN Long Lake
Creek. The body was found about six
o'clock last evening by a young son of
Mr. John McTavish. The distressing af-
fair IS shrouded in mystery. The Vollen-
haupt family reside on 12-136-76, about
seven miles northeast Of Williamsport.
The body was found lying in the water,
with face upturned at a point on the
creek not far from the house. The father,
who has been working for Fred Argast,
was home Wednesday evening, and re-
turned to work yesterday morning.
After the body was found the house of
the VollcnAaupts was visited but the
mother was absent. There were two
children in the family; but the other one
was not in the house. No further partic-
ulars can be given this week. Coroner
Long will visit the scene and investigate
the affair this morning.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
"Candle-Legged, Pin Headed Dude,

GAYToN, Sept. 15
To the Editor of the RECORD:
l understand that the so-called "editor"
of the Winona Times accuses me of max
ing boast that I carried the vote of En-
mons County around in my pocket. 1t is
false. l have never said any such thing.
and would not, if 1 could, influence one
voter to vote against his own wishes at
the coming election.
George is little warm just now be-
cause I wanted some good, solid man like
Jack McCrory or Rufus W. Child 10 rep
resent our county in the coming conven-
ton at Yankton, instead of candle
legged, pin-headed dude.
He says that wanted to boss the job.
Every one knows that the above-named
gentlemen were the choice of the conven-
ton, two to one but they would not ac-
cept the mission. and, just to please Jack
McCrory, the convention elected George
Douglas. Yet he claims walk-over.
No, George; I do not carry the vote
of Emmons County in my pocket nor
others money intrusted to me to pay
debts IN Bismarck. WIN. V. WADE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
Red Clover.

While visiting at the farm of Mr.. John
Kurtz, the other day, the writer was
shown small field of red clover sown last
spring. No attention was paid to the
clover after sowing, and a crop of wild
buckwhcat and other weeds made fight
for possession of the soil. A short time
ago the weeds were pulled out. showing
a good stand of clover. The only thing
further necessary to prove that clover
will flourish in this country is that it will
not wintcr-kill. And this seems already
proven, right on Mr.. Kurtz's place. Last
year a small patch of clover was sown.
and plowed under; but at present there
are large number of healthy and vigor-
Gus stalks to be seen--volunteers from
last years seeding. Mr.. Kurtz. who is
making experiments every season with
view of learning just what farm pros
ducts will do well here, says that he con-
siders the fact that red clover will flour
ish here already established
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
GaytOn Items.

Correspondence of the RECORD. Sept. Is.
The Missouri river is very low at this
point, and very clear of sand and mud.
Mr. VIM. Gardner has had the County
Surveyor at work for the past two days
surveying the land he bought from the
Northern Pacific.
The Indians across the river have COM
menced their fall dances, aud we can
hear the drum (the only musical instru-
ment used at the Indian dance) almost
every night until near morning.
William Badger has made arrange
ments to have fifty head of cattle win
tered at the 8. L. Parks ranch. Mr..
Parks has cut more hay upon his own
ranch than any other one man in Emmons
County this year.
Mr.. Hanitch, the young man who has
been studying law in George P. Flan-
nery's Office for the past two years, de.
Tended Gardner at his recent trial at Wi.
mona. He gained the case, won many
friends, and returned to Bismarck feeling
good all over. RIVERSIDE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17
Diamond willow Fence-Post..

"
Diamond willow Fence-Posts."
Last spring the RECORD gave a de.
scriptien of the way in which diamond
willows were being used for wire-fence
posts on the farms of Prof. Keim, D. r.
Rupert, and others. We stated that the
posts were firm and rigid, and that, if
they renamed for reasonable length of
time in as good condition as when put in,
they would solve the wire-fence problem
for the Missouri Slope. We also noted
the fact that many people believed the
diamond willows would not withstand
the hot weather. but would split and
crack, especially where the staples were
driven. A promise was. also made to
make further report on the condition
of the fence in the fall.
So, in pursuance of this promise, the
other day the writer went out and inves-
tigated the aforesaid fences.
Now, we believe that no one in this To-
callty will dispute the assertion that, so
far as hot weather is concerned, the past
summer has given test which ought to
satisfy the most skeptical, for certainly,
outside of Apollyon's realms, no weather
can ever be produced which will give
more heat in stated number of hours
than the long days of the past June, July
and August.
We found that the posts were not in
the least cracked, but stood as sound and
substantial as when put in the ground.
All of which seems to demonstrate that
any farmer of the Slope who wants
wire.fence posts in future need go no
further than the diamond-willow groves
along the Missouri.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-09-17

announcements from now until election
for the sum of three dollars IN cash.
Why, gentlemen, this is hardly enough to
pay for the "wear and tear of the types
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten-
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug house of Dunn & Co., opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times large stock Of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. Give the firm a call and
be convinced of the fact.
Mr.. s. E. Brindle comes to the front
this year with the best wheat of the
neighborhood, and, taking the whole
field, the best oats. Mr.. Brindle is q
good farmer. His claim Is one of the
best and is situated in splendid section
Of country, with a good view in all di-
rections. Mr.. B. is getting things fixed
in comfortable shape, and no one is more
deserving of it.
A girl nine years old was gored by a
bull, Saturday, at a ranch near Commis-
sioncr Child's place, some miles east of
Winona. DR.. Sadlcr, of Fort Yates, was
sent for, and proceeded Immediately to
the little glrl's assistance. Although her
wounds are very severe, the horns of the
infuriatcd beast having passed through
her body, the doctor thinks the little suf-
fcrer will get WELL
Very aggravating mistakes sometimes
| find their way into newspaper Last
week we could not find time TO read
proof, and as a consequence one para
graph in our Glencoe correspondence
makes the wonderful announcement that
1.-THE Glencoe church commenced Mon
[ day, with Mollie Robinson for teacher"
OF course it should read SCHOOL," as our
correspondent wrote it.
A party, consisting of the Misses Eva
| Campbell and Stella Edick, Messrs. Chas
Edick, E. G. Campbell and Henry Shide,
journeyed down to the romantic shades
of Camp Shields, last week, where they
successfully angled for the finny inhab-
tants of the turbid and swift-rolling
| Missouri. A fl ne lot of fish and much
enjoyment were the proceeds of the trip.
The party intend making another excur-
sion to the same place, soon.