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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Die glnfIa0en Gc0eW Oen 0eneral
GhnIer.

0ort, 23. @pril. - Saum bat
General Gbuler ieineu 5meiten PrO;eB be.
fan6en, 10 rpirb er mieber ein dbnlidJes Ser
fubren ourd;uma6en haben. 0tagOr @race
bat ndmli6 6ie Serbanblung in Oem uon ibm
gegen ben 8rdfOeuten Der Sanitat5. .&Om'
milton eiueeleiteten 2bieBuugS0erfabren aui
uGdfen OIontag fefgeiett, Corporations
&uipolt Qacombe miro al8 8ertreter Der auf
0li6brau9 Der Amtsgepalt be8 @eneruIs in
befen @igenidaft aIs BrafOent Der Can't
tdt8s&ommiiiion uno uIS Wtttglieb oe5 pArz
morn gorba lautenOen 2tntlage aufreten,
unb grsSunoesz0i 0ifrittsanwaIt glibu 9lOut
pirb Seu @eneral psrtbei6igen. &etauntz
lid bat Der 0lapOr bas @edt, 0epartements.
fefs inter 3uitimmun9 beS SOuUerneur8
ubsuietea, iUenn ibm bic gegen oieielbeu
uorpebradlten 8enetie geniigenO eriaeiuen.
Sen. Sbaler's 6reunOe iinO iebr auigebra6t
bariiber, bas Der 0tapor nit ietnem Ser
fubren uOrgeben mill, obgIei4 Der @eueral
bis iett i'm Geri9te tpe6er freigeiproden,
nod ifulSia erfannt rpOroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Better, Wuttcr ttnO 3tuet GEnStt crz
frfffffctt.
Wfchfn1rFfe.

GbiCugo, 2S. lpril. - 8iuooie5:
3ufubr 1000; SerienOuug 5000; 4reiie oar,
tr,eu 5miiten $l.75 uuo Sdueiue:
3uiubr $1,000; Serieuoun9 1000; Freiie pa
rttrien 3mliden $2.75 uu6 Shaafe:
3uiubr 5000; &erieubuug 800; Breiie oariz
trteu 5miI1eu $500 unO $3.50.
Ct. 2oui8, %. 2pril. - 91mOUieb:
3ufubr GOO, @ereuOuug 400; Breiie part
irten 3piideu $3.50 uuo $5.&5.-Sdweiue:
3nfubr 1000, SerienoHn9 25OOi Prelie Oar,s
trteH 5piiheu $3.50 nib $40. - Sdaafe:
3ufuBr 500, &erieuOuug feline; Preije part
irten 3miifeu $3.50 mo $3.50.
@Gf QfbertD, 8enui., %. 'Ipril.-
&tuOOteb: 3uiUbr $50, SerenOuug 10;
YJetie Oariirteu inrideH $500 mo $500
Shmc,ue: 3ufubr 5000, @ericuoWug 2lUO;
Greiie 0ariirteu SWiiheu $40 Uuo S4.SO.-
SdaOfe: 3ufubr 5000, &erIeu0ung 220O;
Yreiie oariirteu $3.50 uuo $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Or. RaOpab's
IegalttemOe BiQeu.

PAS Ea@tt8e 9ebsts uHo WageuBetInittsI
Solig obHe Betgeihmad, elegant NIT idBem par,
uOeo9en, purglran, re3uIreu, rgiu3tu uno trlIt3ea
olCie Biltu.
Rnomah'S BtUeu sur 6dIuHg auet RlqeBs
Eeberz, @e0Gmz, JiiereHz UHb ylaleuIeiben. JtIfz
tenihmerleH, Appeti,mOugel, Uiattiefai., 9ierDeus
tfanlbeittn, 9opiihmer3au, 6artletblgteit Berfo2s
i5ie6er, uuteglabsenbanouHg, 6dm0yrbooeu uu5
Gler StoruHgen ber &tu9eDeioe. Jietn ptgetabuNI,
tetne Spur Don 0fertar, UtiueJalten ooeT iddotben
STo1uen.
@reis; IS Seats ote s&aSteI. BE, allen
ap0tbetern Bu bubEu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
irnfnn nnfr Ssfbifmoro 2

SerreGl, Ger., %. 2(pril.-I.e @yo5
lOge Der pRptbia8=3}ttter" iit iejt Iettem Dttits
mod frtib bteriH StBunQ. 28. Gtar. 4bep,
Oeien Qmt8termin ais @rOBtanil5r oe8 Or
oen8 iitr &era5 nun abgPlauieu ii, lhoB tdl
9eitern 4benO III ietnem 3immer in D!p9ri,5.
6otel0 nit eiueu 9e0oIUer in Die lime Sruit
nno pirO pubrideiHltt iterben. IS 1T IN
tlar, oh eiIl llnfau ooer Elm Selbitmor0uerz
iud OOrliegt. Abe9 lit etn befaHnter 4o0otat
aus gon9uiep unO nabm lelt Sabren etne
berUorugeuOe SteQe inter i3insn GroenSz
hrihPrt1 Pin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Nnd1tpaifet ttttS 9antmbritd1 .

SeIeuu, Grf., %. 9Ipril. - 8Gbreno
Der perquugenen gia6t eret9nete fif etn
9ummbrudl bel SIotolpn, ari., 16 Wteilen
iiibH6 BON bier. gusge0ebnte, nit 8aum-
MOLE bepfasSte 9duoereieH Tuo bereits iiber.
i6memult, unb man i4Gtt, baB etne 0iiliOu
Gder 0anbes inter gSaiier feben meroen,
ebe Der 6Gus 9eniigeno gefulleu 1T, nm cine
0feparatur 6es 9amaleS 3u erm0qli6en.
@lifliderpeiie batteu itd bic 8epObner Der
gegeno, pelde eine iolde &alamitGt eruars
teten, oarnuf uorbereitet, uno ibr Sieb, 10.
ME ibre iOntige bewe9lide 9abe in Slider
belt eebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
99sPtPfiG

IT. Rasuas'S gfuea Fu6 Gin bsumitisl f1r
bieiC5 Eeioen. Gle geben otm Dlaqen ueue praH
mo btdbigsn i5u sur Eyfuaung ieinGt Guf9a6e. 8jt
SqmPioms oet 0p5RePte peritDiu6eu uuo mh
ibnen bic frantbaitsu 8irfungeu aui 6su Croauiss
mus, 4Rcn gebraEde bic gISnti nab gapeiiura
uuo beioi9e, mas DiG IN r6alia uu6 g3a5rs u5gT
Ge6eu5neiit iageH.
Seiet: sS ali uuo gBabr.n
glan iRlde ejue Blieimarte an Be 8faomag S
So, ylg, SO, Qaueu>Su, gssUz bort, fdr p5alIb
uuo Q9dbI,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
@nffinnfnr0 ifno SeIbfflfnrn.

y btfabeIp bia, %. QpriI. - @eOrl
Gaut, elm 80 idbugcr beuti9er Gjgurcau,
nader, bradlte leute QbeuO jeiuer Trlu ;ruei
mabriheiulin tOotlid)e St)uBUuuOeu in ser
SeIte bel, iagte ii6 oaHg ielbt etue Euqel in
cen SOpi mn lOrb iHuerbalb DeHiger N,iuuz
ten. Trau 2aut lit Elm ih0ue5 iuuge5 &ejb
Gbepaar mOhute an Der fiinTten Eno &omeu=
StroBe in etHem 90uie, III Uelaem Daut5
Gruber cine gElrtbifait betreibt. Der Selbfs
mUroer mar Dem 2runie lrgeblH mo iou
b0df ejiellud)uI GGi ieiUe Erau 9eneeu ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
EEcnncr's G}apfnDlt,

mnauJt 9ta'S &raueret GarriIou= Sane,
erfreut fdl mic III Der g9c6e, 10 uId cent
tags oe9 regeH Gejuds5 BON 6amJlteu ans
Der Staot Belamtltd lcuet Iegt or. &arl
q eBre, aI8 gemanoter &sgiiieur uuO
IayIeltr bctanrt, Die %Orteluugeu auf Der
6euHer'ldeu 8ubue. Inter ieluer ReQie
itebeu NJ uorgen ben @iiteu Elm uuterbaltsus
Der gictmitta9 nm 4beuo beoor. DE Gorz
feuung beginHt I'M 3 llbr uuo eHoigt nm 9
llbr &beno5. G8 ner0en Die 2neiatdae
Foije poer Ql6Qmtt," tie geiaug8p0iia nole
lluifulb bonn gaube" gegebeu, uuo Duet
ous oem u5rOmpeter UOn Sditingcu" Don
9lh. uuo 6rau @ebre Uorgtt:1gau; in
Ger Shat Elm iutereIaUte8 Otter grOlrumm.
Der Giurttt 1T iret. Die 9aue iit qelfmad.
UOu betorirt, uno bic lIuterbultuHg Fnoet bei
iehgnl gEetter lott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
SoBm SSrtcn'S sirius UnS gRs.
tGn0Crte

beudeE ms 2eHia9 nad]lter gSote Hu0
oermellen bis sum Suluile oerielbeH. Sle
tGten iit 8Oger8' Bart, Gde Ser
Semi nIOauiQ GOeuue uuO u o.
bert StrdBe, gum Sdauplaee ibrsr
Sb0ugtett au8erieben. Giuc ben 3siturz
ftonoeH h0dlt un9emeiene unO botmtltoms
meme geueruug oe5 6ru. S'8rIeu ut bic
gtnfubrung uoH 10 Gents a1geneiuem GHs
tree; eiu reieroirter SiB fofet % &t5. ertra.
80glidl fiuOen 5mei Sorfeuuuqeu Uor,iillIs
der 3unfler fat. Die 8huaoalpbier BiIt=
ter riIbmen oereu 2eiituu9en iebr; bic ogiaue
gSelt" ifre,bt: 0ySohu S'Eran5 Gru5
OIL Der Sruaoz uuo 2,diu'OnfraBe 3iebt tag
lld &aueH6e BON SeIud)er Oil, oieie ftu0eu
baieltf ihle GriUartungeu ueitauS libertroiz
len. gSa5 Die 3abl uub ben slang Der ih
pr0ou;Ueuoen 3uuitier uuo 6uuEl5ruHeu
betIint, 10 bat 0erlel6e 0eu Sergleldl NIT telz
ucm auoeren an imeueu. Sejne ab9erldtete
5blgre, tEsbc0Hotre Glep5lHteH uuO Bieroe,
eIregen oa5 StauueH uuer Geiud)er, uHo
itiue g'HaGerje tn 10 reid an leltentu uHo
interefaHt1u 5biereH, ME tdum cine 5nelte.
&ui Die teredtigte &orausieBuH5 bin, oa5
bie Gu;iebuug5trait 6e5 10 GebOteHeu bel
btuigym gtuutttSpretie grOBere WSaiien BE
iuGfer Sur T0lge haben un0 10 ben Au5fau
mehr, al5 Gus9!el1en Dercei qaT gT. y :
gueu oeu gtHlritt auf MIR 10 SeHt5 berabz
geieBt, mo Der tdglih geia grOBe 3uorang
IN ieiHem 9lteieu3elte 3ei9t bic 6ltlttgteIt
iejEer &oraH5letuug. Der befereH 8eauemz
lidlteit pegeu taHu iid] ber Seiu5er ourd
3u5abuug uou nur % Gents eiH5u reierUirs
ten SiB iideru, Der ibH Der JtotbpeH0igteit
ols iriiber SOmmeus uuo oe6 28arteu5 bis
3um Beginu Der 8roouttioueu iiberbebt. -
Sod geiteru ipdt in Der giaht erbislt 6r
E'@riau bic gtabridt, oaB in Rem YOrt
ioebeu 9 oreiiirte glepbauteu, arabtife
8romeeare, 9IHel uHo eiH ufritaulihe5
Zebra BON gOuOeH fir ibH aHgeIOmmeH ieieu
uno itOu mOrgeH Der oSaoU" beigegebeH
pereeH, no ie oaHu ohHe meitere 3Iblun9
geieteu ueroen t0Hueu.""
Die itmre Bntartoit unO Der Ransel on
friidryuit nirteu uadtbailig aui oen gau3en
phpFdeu WiedlauiSmua. Qper'S Sariapas
rlua lit 0as rette 9iittel, oas man i'm TrIbs
jabr ushmen ioQ, nm baS Blut 81 reinigen,
BEN S6rper ~ ftGrtsu, bic 2eber su Sbdtig.
felt aTlurtgen, NIB bic @siuueteit uno 9rait
wiseer ber3ufeQsn, [95,8t&wl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
q. 6. Sclct'S ,WarnIdno=53aEGe, &"
Gdc DCr gECItsSaItmortsS Stra6e uuO GaIuerz
tnu=Rnn

Sn oieiem giebIjugSpIate oeS oeuti1cn
0ufduoIgeu Eublitum8, oa5 itd) bort 50uu.
tcQ8 mt 6nmilie 3uiammeu fiuoet, nm gr
hOluHg mo llUterbalmug iH luteu uuo -3u
iiuoen giebt'5 mOr9eu gtadlmittQq
uuo q beHo mieoeC b0dit unter5alttuOe
&Orfteuungcu. 0a8 Broarlmm 3dblt an 6eu
reidbRltigTen uuo intertTauteifeu Der Saiiou
e8 umfaBt mebrsre glu' Heue gufipiele NM
Eautomtmeu unO 2,uitrettu oes Biauiitau
8lOi. SobQuu Glauf uub Ots Broi. &. Sea-
mann ais eriteH Sloliuiiteu. SUES in &Qem
QenCmmeu mir0 Die uOr3ugIitle geituul oe9
GtnbliiiementS mOrgeu fd) iel5it ii5erreiien
uub ben Seiuderu cine QeoieQeue Citers
untelbaltuug bieieH, melue ie nit Dem
&ouetuU Se9liTf oGitereter" be2etbnet.
6uucr niir5t ou8 Sane, uuO 0e5ba!b bari
man ocm 8ubitum cine 5leihe in Ser Eblt
HI srbulteUoer Suuoeu in Qu5G9t leucu.
2as Gutree iit frei, mo and bel ulbt qer1Oe
einlaoeubem 2Setter peroen Die &siuber nit
ibrtu Tamilieu Der aHge3ei9teH Diuilhau
@euiiHc tbeilbaitig, Die Ge0leuuuQ ut etue
OOr3ughde, Slide unO Seller ot8 pm. 321er
iIu0 ueiilld) beftellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24

aHgeerbte Ober 0on Dem PatisHteu el6f sugeIo9eEs,
iOtDcut.
IS fiu9 auren bet 8criOnen, Die BON Suqeuo uuf
bis 3u 20, so uuo 20 SabTeu an Strop6glu li.tg1,
bemirtt UCIoeu burdl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
1T. RaOwaD's Sarlaparilian }YfloIpsnt,

meIdles aus Stofisn ron ouBeroroeuuifsr 6siltyar
Uei!eAt, ne Dies But JleintsuHg, g3eo,rGarrglunq
uno &rGIuaung oes uie6er9e6rotenen R5rpers u5l5s
msnol9 ifi pTtt un6 beilt raib, grduolth uH5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
9RuttramfBrttcu,
2LnBiHldae un0 6autleibsn

AMER arb beIou6ers hyouiibt Sauttranlbeieu, ncrs
oen 9an8 5uperLdiF9 ourd9 Elm sur nit lFaOpun's
SarlGpnrtutan gebGiit. g8I meugu Usll.tgg
f5le iUelde ieoer anoereH Be6anbung qetro5t Ga5cr
5si outn APot3e!eIn. Sin 8oaar bic 5llIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Iii RaSwaD's Sarlaparillian ]leColyeat
Der groBe 8lutreiniqer

CUR 6e,uus drOHjber SroHTbsjtcu itrop6uloIer,
iuphiduiter, lrbuter o6er aufedeHo2r Ur.. &6roris
ittr 8beumatlsmu5, Strop5elu, Drlieuanibnels
lCn9 uotcne5 6utglU, trGbsGrd5e gtJoeu, guugeus
blutau, Z4sgepija, Ulfulge5 Iuiit0Bgn, Rnss
itmcum GeitUuIfe, Bldst5en, Simmer, GeIhwire,
4usitidae i'm GjeitL 0dit,ei6en, @idlt IBuiiers
iutJ 60ppclte Gug5tr, SalBi,uB, guitrJGrcngnuuus
Dung, @tpirciuht, 6arurubr, yhsrenz, Slaim=,
ggbglbEitDer5gntE. {. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24

TerInGle ein @Ias 9ntebarot'IdenEOrz
ters! 3n ieber Sabres,eit gibt es teiR
nagrbafteres, seiilRnCres @etraat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24

gian peu0nge MIR Raowab's, unb Isbs uot, eB
ber g,ome ,. 8aoman" oui otT Ndtet.u iilpt,
(5B, 9lot, 4l,U U&p-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
Son t6rcut 2fcbbabCr Crj0u }Iett.

PhiGabeIpbiu, %. Qpril. - Dlap
SOhuiOu, cine 25-IdbrIae gEegertu bic IN
9eoaer8 @Ourt, biuter yir. 7Ot, ct. Dtaru.
iraBe, tpObnt, purOe beute Soruit.ul non
0em 27ziGhrIgeH gSm. Suib, nit Oem ie
iriiber in piloer gbe leb,e, egiboItu. Suib
bate iuegen eiues 5taubes 3Dei Sabre i'm
,3udtbauie 5ugebradt uuo mar geraOe ent-
laiien pOr0eH. Seute 0iOrgeu erhleu er III
g(aD gSObHungun beibul0lgte oa56rlucu
simmer, lbm Untreu genOr0eu III ielu. Gtu
Sueit eufanO, uno idGeBIidI ieuerte 8uib
ttinf Sdulie auf 9taq ab, Oercu iwei ie III
SOpf un0 &rm traieu. Ga5 Trauau;immtr
itarb iaf augenbltdlit. Der Dt6rOer tutfloh,
nur6e Ieood uerfolgt uHO liei, ais er eIHia5,
0aB ietH GntfOmmeu Hnm0gltdl mar, in Die
uGdite BOliSelitattOn, no er it'd auSlteierie.
lSp0ter.) - Die 8Of NiOrtem lluters
iuduug bat ergeten, oaB Die GrmorOet1 U5H
bier Su9eln getrof1tn Dur6e. 9Ste ieBr Der
Iautet, mur0e UiGp nit SUib in 1882 ge-
traut. Ql5 oerieIbe III 1882 iu'8 3ubtbcu8
geididt murOe, tuiipite Iie e,u SerbdltaiB
nit etnam geDiTeH 6eIir SchuiOH al uuy
lebte icitoem nit Ieuem gianue.
Better, Wuttcr tttlO 3wet GEnOer erz
trtlnfcn.
9efiuute,G. %. 2lpril. - Erieo lid
Stuermann, brelbIg Sabre alt, mabtt berte
nit ieiner 5rau uuo Suei SiuoerH cine Boot
fabrt auf Dem &uglai3e TIuiia. 8reiBil
Sdrttt pom llier eHtierut, teuterte 0aS Boot,
uuo ale Sniaiicu ertraufeu. Die 2eitcu
iiQO QlifQefuubeu mOIbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24
aiariu
su tbreu oeridjebcueH Tormeu,
S9iittcIilbcr,

faltes uuo bitiges Tit6er, ge5cjt fdr so Gents
gs og6t ttil aHotri5 ceJlUtttel in Der LSel 0Gs 70
inueu auGlei 5lc6er betit, mOgeu re ron Uer1or6es
ueT EGit CMala1a) O0er entareter Sale fommcu,
mUgeE fe Storahz, yler0lnigbcr, 3NpbU5 o6er
lclbgs Ejeber tyBtu, ais uUley 3uSiebuug ron
UOopup's NiIleu 3GoWag'S ECGpB Tes
licf. 6uufT8 Gents Die BIaite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-24

RGy@ SeBt 1T Die @CleQeubett.
@jue Slaine UOu cunts SuictteupulCCg,
oo5 man nit llmidt IN Die Settitele uuo bic
Gdeu uuO gBmtel itreut, eripOrt mlUde ipa=
tere gtiibe uub Ellge. Brei5 % Geut5. 3u
babeu BET @ eth g. 6uuCc & @omp.,
gir.1O8, g8et 8aItimOreitr. lJtOo26, ,l2Ute)
pGr 5ufeH, grt&Ituug uuo On
bere.2 els en- Oes Safes uu0 Der guuga
mcrOeu BON 6uuCe QubOrH 5grup
Syrup of HorehOund), oem befcH, BORIS
gublitum QebrotteU 6uitcu- Sgrup, gebeilr.
8rei8 25 @t5. gei Seth g. 6auce &
Comp, y2r. 1O8, 8ef BaltimorafraBe, 3u
babeH. lJtoo26, ,12Utte)
pGy~ Gin uHQufb0rlite e8 6ufeu
baujmmt man itberall i'm gauOe, Elm Btuel5,
oaB Giele an @rtdlmug ltiOeu uuo leiOeu
ucr0eu, neuH fe Cagegeu Uidt guUa5 rbuH.
CQ8 grOBe 9eilmittll 6uuce' ;uilmmluge-
ietter -Sgrup Compound Syrupof
HOgehOund) turirt CHitGu uu0 ale iouiiigeH
6als= NIB guugeulel0eu. 6rt'de Gr,Illuuz
zen betIt er oft til etIlem Gage, aIte Taue oft
III peuigau GageH. Sci t)IOHiiteu 2lHeillo=
ueu uuo alien getoeu giebt8 iOt gar uit]t5
8eTere5. Gr Uirlt and bet Siu9eru au5gez
,eiduet. G,riutt cine B.aite uu0 uebmt
uid]g5 Qu0ergS. Brel5 25 uu0 80 Gt5. Sei
Setb 2. 6QnCe & s Gomp., gn. lO8,
gBeit &a.tlmoreisra6e, 5E labeu. (283)
RSg- Or. Is @bGImer8' 6elluutuT gsa
gen 0nspepile, 6aHce'5 Nu6oru- Sprup gez
gen 6uileu uHo Grtdlmug, oaUce'5 Saiils
peril 4tueu gum 8etuigeu oeS Slutes, paEs
ces Sut)u fir bic g,icrgH, bdnc2'5 balrs
2Et9oerberiteuer, 6auce's 6beE9aiI5WH5s
eminent - 2lae5 III babaH beJ = SetA =.
6uuce & Comp. yr. lOS, &eI- SllJts
more. lJtJo26'lzDhe)
Re~ Se6e-maIu, Der 5auce'8 demis
fdIe8 SCAR rs.gGteberb erfeIluugSs
mttte el5raUd]t, ilt OoE OrEbaGlde uber=
3euat, 6QB e5 ocm 5alrg Die uQtilrltdle Farbe
mieoer a!ett, mcuU alter ooer Grlut55it ee
gran gcmad]t babcu, uEO oa eS oemiebeu
QSeid)scit uuo S,auS 0c-latbt, 70 Uiro Sober,
Der 90 0ariud)t, fuo2n, SAP as bic 6dut uitt
fdrGt, 'oHoeru ourh AEreQuu3 oernatiir.ltgH
Gus4eloungtu an ban 2gurietu oam 5alge
Names GebtH, Heue SEaft OarleIbt uuo 70 leiuo
B0rbe unO Sriide rujeber berfeut. G5 tauu
10 oft, ruie lSai.sr, aui Der ROpitlUt uno mt
glelher Sidltrbeit au9erIn0t Utroeu, ba Is
aus Del un0 aHyageuoeu 8eiagetf Grtta'r
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
THE HIGHER COURTS.
synopsis of Decisions Rendered Mt tb" Gal
weston sitting of tho Court OF Appeals.

weston sitting of the Court OF Appeals.
ID. l. Jones VS.. the State, appeal from
-. II other persons were acting With
Strlnger, the assaulted party, In an at
tack upon defendant, OF, II they or either
OF them made an attack upon defendant,
Strnger being present and acting with
them In such manner as 20 make him O
principal to such attack, and If the ap
nearances were such as 70 cause In the
mind OF defendant q reasonable belief,
and did caus such belief, that Stringer
was D rty to such attack, the defend
ants right OF self-defense would
extend to the acts OF each
and all Of the party, because the act OF
one would be The act Of all. Cartwright
Va State, lG Or App, 478) The court
erred IN making the right of self-defense
DEPEND upon whether Stringer himself
was about to attack appellant with
deadly weapon.
| The charge was assault 70 murder, and
The conviction Is for aggravated assault,
aud the state contends that the case Is, by
the conviction, mlsdemcanor, aud as
| the charge was not excepted 10, the OBJ
lection TO 1t comes too late after verdict
| Held, that whentth charge was given TO
| the Jury, the case at that time was lei
opy. aud the rules governing In felony
cases should apply Reversed ana re-
mhnded. Ophtion by Hurt, j.
JEFF Jack v. state, appeal from Calves
ton. One Of the grounds for the motion
for a new trial was that while the Jury
were celebrating upon their verdict =
member stated 10 the Others " that he hal
ouc, been robbed bya porte" and that thls
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of n fair and Impartial
tr,al, BECAUSE it as IN evidence that de-
fendant was porter for shaw, the Owner
81 the goods stolen Held, that miscpn
duct Of The Jury will not be grounds Tor
neW trial, unirss Il is shown TO Do such a.
mas affected the fairness and ifnparuaiiti
~ tha trial, and we are not prepared Y
.ay that the statement OF The juror con
stitut,d such misconduct as the iaw con
templates even II it did have the effect Y
iuorease the punishment. IL WAS state
ment made by way Of argument
explalning the jurors reason 10
being In favor ST a create
punishment than Ia ordinary cases
theft Ii seems 10 us 70 be dangerou
: ana perniclous practice for the courts =
= neru,it the sanctiiy Of the jury room
: he Invaded. and jurors 10 be interrogate'
az 10 the areumente used In their delloeI
s,ion The influence Of such arguments
ana the reasons upon which their verdlc
! ,.as based. and this court would not D
: ,eiI,inr 10 sanction the procedure unies
Il shotid mauifestly appear that the end
!. - instiee inperatlyely demanded II. Tnrr
q 81 warrant Ia law for such q practice
. vyhiIe by the code II IL competent 7
nroye misconduct by the voluntary an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21

ing his papers with pistol ever IN han5
yes ever anhouing tue practice and lts
necessity. Although proiessedly engaged
ana devoted TO hundreds al heantiiu!
women, he Is sun free 70 choose hts
future partner for lie Ia the c0mblua.
ton OF the humorous, grave and brilliant
ntiefance ID oratory Donau hiss, perhans.
never had an equal. The Clover club ~
Phladelphia, wh ca hiss hoitcd down all
VINO have attempted 70 address IL, utterly
failed Ia his case. His eloouence has
lately turned the attention OF thousands
Of ladies 30 Dakota, where ouiv one.
sixteenth OF a woman exists for each
man.
Another winter OF humorous una witty
turn extensively known thronanout the
country as "Erratc Enrique,M Is Henry
Clay Lukrns. who began his iarrnsm-tic
career thirty Years ago as speclal
writer on the philadelphia press. - a
writer Of pitby tw0-aud-thYec,lln e.para
graphs he has few equals Mr.. Lukens'
nunior Is always gUod-naturcj and re-.
ilgcd, and tends toward the philosophical
"kv,ry positive man IL comparatively
supVrialive,h Is one OF his quaint savings
widely quoted lie Is The author ~ sew.
erel humorous volumes, Including "Loan
Nora, y now ont OF PRINT, ard '..iets aud
flashes which hat larg- sale. The
pen whie never wrote an untind line Is
still sctiye, ard though ne has TO q great
extent dropped his nom de plnme, llS
witticiSms and graceful descriptive style
Is recognized in both metropolitan
az oui-oi.town Journals ] Armory
ktox, of the Texas Siit.ngs, Is
more or less known as humorous
writer. lie lives In New York most OF
the time, and though he can tell blood
curdiug stories OF personal exploits on
the Western plains, he Is not az all the
frontiersman in manner or appearance
He claims that he ''never tells lie-oui-
side OF business hours Sam Small
"Uucle Si"--oi the Atlanta Constitution
Is widely quoted, as Is also "Bill Arp" of
the same paper. Eli Perkins, whose
writings are not much seen nowadays,
once enjoyed the reputation of being the
greatest liar on the American press. G.
+. Lewis OF the Detroit Free Press is
known extensively through bis sketches
over the signature Of NJ. Quad. Henry
7, White, the "horso reporter of the Chi
cago Tribunc, and author of some unique
verses trlbute1 to Samuel j Tilden and
Murtt Halstead, has amused large circle
ofreaders. Petroleum V N,sbyls name
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
TTSpAPER HUMORISTS.
!, The Men who Help the Pub
n nLaugh and Grow
Fat"
~. sketches of Bill rye, Mark
''' Pat Donan, Georg" W. Peck
other Ecc~ntric writcrs.

.,rer readers everywhere are
N'r I'm acquainted with the droll,
fF Philosophical, sometimes worldly
fM "A sometimes ludicrous sketches
N 5s.rr.v written by the galaxy OF
.,ls,s mentioned below. Few, how
NAV anything Of the lives or per-
CHARACTERISTICS Of these writer's who
~ so much to amusc and enter
gr .s.,n and whose contr buttons, "iu
\ ..sein.~ have been printed ia news
~ W srest and small all over the land,
4 ssoaper humorlst has his mission,
<, \ \ not bad one. Not one Of them
wrote anything for which the
q was the worse for read
chile the SMILES, the hearty
IN and the pleasant humors evoked