davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
- Da8 Nenefe. 0ie Iettnn Be.

Ia = q 10 ne z 2. DC ICBTcH 5c-
riate ijbcr 6aHce'5 juiammeu9eieBJeu glus
ooru=Sgrup Compound Syrup of Hore-
hOundJ geben linn ais eiuem fihereu uu6
pirfiameH giittel 3ur 6eiluug auer 2mgeuz
&tiettiOucu, wte 6uteH8, Grtaltug, guftr05z
euoit=Gnt5iiuOun9, b0ieu 6alie5 Il. (. f.,
Oas bU1Tte COB. 6op Or cine 6laibo fiji
25 &eutS, uuO On nirf oamtt iufrieoeu ieiu.
@roBe Slaiae so Gt5. 3U babeu bel Set9
9. 6Guce & Comp, yir. 1O8, 2gefts
BaltimoreitraBe. g2oU26, ,12Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
2ane Ittct3Fr bcutddti8en ftd1 zines
g5abn3tt1s.

6urriiOnburg, 8irg., 81. Qprtl.-
gllS fih qeiiern 4beuo Elm inbld, qentuoer
Tradt3u9 Der ygaltimOresObio= =Blbn" Der
Citation goinbure, Sbena1ooab Gountp,
na6erte, entoedte Der GOubutteur flint QanSs
flreidler auf benz 3uge, bic al8 blinoe 8aiia.
Qiere mitiubren. Sn gbiuburg anqefonmen,
befabl er 6euielben, aus;ufeigen, allein Iie
peiqerteu ilf uno leiteten Der su 6Ilfe qe.
rufereu SrtsbebGroe BON Goin6ur9 aepaltz
iat1en @iOerfaro. GlS Der glaritau bes
Staotdens ieinen 0lcuOIoer Sog, riatete eli
ner Der 2nn6freider 3uei 9ieooluer auf ben
Seamteu, uno brobte, ibn bel Der erffeu 8e.
uegrng 3u eridieBen. StlieBltd gelaug es
bennod, bic 8a9nbunben 3u SerFrenen, uHb
bier oerielbert Fna ieitoem Derhaftet uorbeu.
8Ober fte taueH unO uObin fie fa begeben
nouteu, 1T nidt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
GGreau oer StraBeuz9ura bru9ss
~ IS o N y. / Mr.

~ GpmmiHGrc,
Baltimore, oen s. GpIil 1886.
2Ie GommiIltre fir ben Guril5uIdl U0U SuaFgU
moden bermit In 9emdFheit Der Seitimmuu3el 5es
Staotgeesbudes, &rtiftl AZ, betauU. 6aS ija gloUz
tag, ben 10. Bfai 1856, IlJyscus I'm 10 l5r U
lbreM Surecu i'm Rotbhluie fb 1um eritsu 32ale
l2mmeiu DeroeH, I'm bic i9uer iblrua3gHeH un5 91U
tbneH erbsli6tgu BHihteH IN; Sereif Scr SU16-rrls
rung ua6 Durdb6rehuug tsT WanticDfes EtraiIe,
ni2 ite aui Bopplet0n'5 4gaue g25etlut ., o0H Jer
StodbolrnffrdFe ausFuuaeu uuo IN llt6sEcinitmWuE1
NIT oer am Is. U76r3 LS56 0om Burgermeitgr Uu5
Stabtyathe Uon 51ltiusare gauehmlGteH 82JOronUng
HI. u BU UergitIen. JoBu y. gStugaWs,
Miatt. Is. SuuQuiu,
Eobm ERcgA{Iltnm8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
g8; s. @ergill, @ei4aftsfabrer.

E 8fuHQRa0ter 8Giierbrdu,
Elm toitliter tmportirter Stofi, fie5t sur 3ett
in Der &efauratiou Der 6{5. GiHausr IS GutsT,
SIR. II, g Outb StraBe, iriib bonn
6aiie, ME lberhaupt oa5 Bette BON Quem in
fiiiitgen Nno cOmpafteu 9elytateieu oieIe5
@tablliiemsnt 0sm Safe bietet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

Ha5" . {. 8 almerB' petIttHts
tur turirt 39SpePfe, Dtigrdus, Blabiuat,
SOobreuueH uHo ale geiogH, Die llHoroHuHs
gen i'm 9lageu eutitammeH. Bel yierUeHz
trantbeiten 1T fie ems Der beReu M}ittsl, 0a
fe lOiortlge Qtuoeruug ifaiit uuO in flrjar
3eit Seiluug beDirft. Greis 81 bic Slas
'dJe. 3H baben bel Setb Q. 6uHce
& Is m b., yir. 1O8, g8eh galtmoreitraz
&c. (You26 l2D2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
GiituboIlnr41ber In SlinpIs

&atrO, Sl8., q. Nprll. - Drei 0}dn.
ner beftiegen wdbrenO Der oergaugeuen Naat
nabe Der hteiigen StaotgreHle eiueu uad
Siioen belimntsn 3ug Der uGairo= =Geutrals
9abn" unb beranbten Smei oOer orei Baiias
9iere. Giner Ser Gafiagtere fol- geIdoTeu
moroen iein. 3uei Der 9iiuber pur0en Uer=
baitet uno uou 0en 8eraubten i0entifi,irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
g 81. gRolmsr@ 9,ilt.ntur gs.

gen 8gspepFe, 6ance's Unborn Suup gea
gen 6uteH uuo grtdlmHg, 6auce'5 Saiiaa
pariu= QiQeu 7um ReiHigtu 0e5 Slute5, DAN
ce'8 Bu6u fir bic yiiartH, DGUse5 DGars
ggicoerblrfelar, 6aHce5 &baumatj5mu5s
Eminent - 2lue5 Al batgH bei 5etb 9.
6uuce & COMP, yih lO3, g8eit- 8ultia
more. (JtoO26 ,12Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
pikr's Babnwrb- -Cropfrn .ia.t Sart:sg s9its'e ts
Snbnerangen.

Barum 10 tro trgeH6 Scmanb on o
9uhneraugeu g CbMerBeU lei6eu, ueun man
elHe Fl0ide 20 eTmuu 6 &OrH EemOberH - etu
idleres unb teinen StmcyJ berettenoes Uttcl aeaen
6GbncrlugeH unb ErOf6euleH - baben fann7 9u
apotgettn unb Del ShubbdHblerH fir 25 gents.
Depot: yEr. 115, 6ultOHfraBe, R.zO.
TE@nqyf-rl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
sgtatt. Is. 3uuQultl5
Enhil Hat 9AiIlinma.
ls4.eo.e.1o2.7l mobert Z. 60 - ~. .lI..

0l lOn1tHtntat3pnsss4p s4p3etee.
~ ytahrttt l7r6 liermt gs3ebe1, baB uHtsrgsjb1gz
tII bonn gBGiaust9grldte esr Staot SottmoIe y gOQz
mCtt 5ur Solfretung 6es Ieitamlnt5 bes an9er
uerforbeneH 5tetrih q. RaOc6e erb1,tIn bGt.
Nle 8ieientgeu, bic 50rotrungeH an bieitn Raba
lag 4obes, Deroeu 5.lrmit au3eiorbsrt, iO.he ue5h
ben nct4igeu Seleg2n pdteiteH5 bis gum A. Stto5er
1885 einSurelten uu6 geltsn6 IuWateu o5gr gu ges
drtigen, oGB Re t5rer auipY1t}e an oteIeu RIhtaR
gtieslth fur otrluiti3 eyildrt Dsr5en mo9eu. G1e,
Die 3ablunsan an bieien glahllB 3u madlsH h1beR,
Deroea bermit augeoroer, iOlae unDeT3dslit on 5sR
lnter5eihueteE Bu leiien.
Baltimore, ben 81. Dl6rB 1886.
eertp u. &aBeGe,
C7s,SL9O,0 gla6Iag9upal.sr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
@ 9ufen, grtaItungun0 an

Bg 9uN n GrTa Itun9 nm a n
oere getb en- 6e8 Safes uno Der guuge
peroeu0oH 6ance Qu0Oru Sprup
Syrup of Horehoun6, Dem beteu, uor'5
Bublitum gebra6teu SHteus Sgrup, gebailt.
grei8 25 @t8. 8ei g eth @. 6ance &
omp., SIR. 1O8, zBaltimOreitraBe 3u
bQbeu. (ytoO26, ,I2Mlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
Or. GabunB'S
&eguItreuOe 8tuell.

1ns maNtl8e Sebtrs nno Na9enb ftImtttcl
@6uja obue 8sggihmad, elegant NIT iIFem 6ar,
Ubepc8er pur8j,,u, rC9ulreHi rlu8eu uH0 trditigen
6ieie &IueU.
giaOpaA's gtueH Sur 6cJuug aIar RaqaHs
Etber=, @e6tm=, gcrcU= uUo SlaIeultioeu, 0ufz
fcHitmey3eu, QDpetttmaHseL IPattgtcit, gisy0eu=
trauttCItcu, Ropiid'mereu, DurucbJgtejt, BerHops
iurg, Accommodation, Dgspcpfic, @alculeben
Fjs6er, untsTei65tnfuuouHg, 6amorr6oben unS
nuer St0ruugen oct Gn9eueioe. J}tn 0eget16iltlt
itjuc Spur Uon Vlertur, UtntraIen o0er f18blihen
Ero9Ueu,
grcis; 25 Geuts Ole SaadteI. Bc allen
Aputbeteru 81 babeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

gls befes 6eilnlittel gegen Tagenlsioeu
Iieben Or. 4uguit S6nig's r6ambuTeer Sros
pfen" nod INNER obeu on. Su allen 9poz
tbefen fir fiinfsig Gents bic 6laide III babeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

sr. RaSwaB's gtueu fnO ain 5eumineI flr
5less yei6eH. Sie gcbeu bGn U}agcu ueue 9r1ft
mo bcidBigen i'm 5ur grfuuuHg ielHer 4ufgabe. Die
Sumptome Der DpSpepTe 0tridDjH0eH unb init
i5nen bic traHtboiten Birtungen auf 6en Crqauiss
mus. WaU ge5raude bic drsnei mad Nuueiiuua
uno ttlolqa,. mas mir in n6aiib uuo gBabr" u6eT
gt5cH5UUie iaggu.
&eet: IS q ~ d uuo Babr."
U2an itifs cine SIeimQrte an 3r. WoOpaB &
60, yir. 81, 28arren=Str., yieDzgorf, Iir r5aild
uuo gSabr,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
Gfne 9drfe.

III EEt, ntltG an Toleeu ron 9us.Hoi0ubsn,
uerp0ieT SGn6te, iGi6em 8gria1, geg!uf oer yidH'
nesfrait Il. (. 10. le.otn, 1en6e t4 tojteEIret Elm
6esep 6a5 fia turirt. Bi2es aro5l pellmtstd rur5l
g6idt a6reIiires gouUerl an Geo. S0iepb 3. Sns
man Citation ., EtDz9 9orisgita. (SuIt5 l9iaE,4Bl
BerIude Elm @las 9ufebarDt'iheRg ers
ters! 3n iener. 5abres3eit gibt es Eeiu
Habraaiteres, gelgaDgres 8etrante
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
Dr. .lIaDwaD's SarfoporillionlIr(olprni

neIteS aus StofigU Don ouBrrorSUubcr 6eiItraIt
befeht, ME Dies sur JetutgUug, g8ie5cr6lEeaur9
uno &rdu9uug oc5 ueoeQCbrOheHeH Rorptrs Hotbs
menol9 tlt; mutt uno 3tut raIh, agiUOltdl uno
iidler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

Baltimore, ben 20. 4p1il 1886.
@in Die Narftleute uuo Goninutenten gaitis
Ffppc'S yPnrrInuOf

&Qes Rinbfcjih un6 anoera TleiItiortlu,
Die ourd unlere 6dn0e gebeu, tommeH aus
oem @tablihement uon Spiit & Comp, G3i=
caq0.
&ue uniere 6lei'diorteH aammen BON in
Chicago geialahteteu S6ieran uuo IiuO bort
IN &eirigatoren untergebra6,. Seine &bguli-
talteH trgeno pelder 4rt uer6eu benutt, Uuo
iutr laoen Gomite'u BON Sanitit5beb0roeu
ober irgeno meldle 8iirgeg elu, bor}uipreheH
uno uniere 6leiifiorten Hno uner gotal Der
etnseReuofeu 5Hipettioa 5u untermerfeu.
y. S. & G. s. g mift,
gh. 81, SiOsgutlrUfiraBe /;
gA q Mlar.lLL laaiAaita-- hr.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

an9seJbte o0er pom Dem Batteusn iel6f Busc3oaeut,
qtbJysu gum 6subereip oe5 SnrIapasiutauz N e.
iulpcHf.
IS iiu0 &uyen bel 8eyf0Ucu, Die BON SugenS auI
bis ;u 20, 80 uuo 30 5a9yeH an StrOpbeln lttten,
bcuiTtt UOroeu 0ur9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
SobI aHorttrtes sa8er tRnRG@sr ReaI@snangen,


tnmS iinb, ais bonn 10. aprtl 1861, uidjt be.
5abIt meroen bitrien, aud tpenn Der 8etref.
tenoe ipdter bon 6em BrdiOeuten beanabtat
purOe. part if ieitber geforben, HuO Der
Serpalter ietnes Nadlafie8, S. g. 6art,
aPPeltrte gesen bic @ntideibung an bas
Sberbnnoesgeridt. 8ieie b6afe 5ntan; bat
MN Die gntiaeiOung beS anipru68gerift8
befqtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28

R5g@ Gitbma. SD m0d)ta oas Bubdlum
beHaaridlugenr OaB i@ I'M SeIge elmer 0r,
Hai bin, melte Oleit5 10 itbr psiniJeuOe 2ei=
ben betlt. SD babe 2eute geiebsu, welae
taum atlmen tount-nuH0 turb Oeu @e5rar@
oi5ieS UIIttels iag augeubidli9 giu0gruuo
erian9teu. 90 Ia barmlo5 un0 tauu obue
ale Sel9raHtur3 geuommeH peroeM 5o1te
otele 9tottj oo2 0GS QUQe zines nit oieier
qualeuoen &rcnibeit 8esaitgten tOmmeu, 20
m!ro er 1oII,atlth Uuie4I6ar iogleia fib an
mid meRoea Un0 oa6urd iofort.9e giuoeruuq
fa uerltsHen. Blei5 81 bic Eiai4e o6er
ist]5 BIaj4aH itir s.. 3u ba5eu bel e eth
9. y auce & Comp, ylr. 1O5, gBeas
BaltipsarefraBe. (Rou2G 15g{te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
5NutfruufB CiteH,
gnaihl,fne lttth NnrtIeihart

auer grt, bciOn0ers tlrouifte 6autfrluf5ecn, ners
bru gang BuUeudiiig burt eiue 9ur NIT RGbloap's
20riGPGrtutGu gebet. Q8jr meineH DgrateN
&ei allen Ap0tbettrH. Sin Dollar Die BlaI5G,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
gr. RaNwag's Sarlapariuian lIrlolpent
Der qrORe 0Iutreiniaer.

Gun 6CiIurg d5roniiter Graulbeiten TfropbuI6Ier,
lppldiher, erblider o6er aHteden6er gIrt. G6ronis
lter Ghcumatlsmus, Sfropbelu, DriiienauItueIs
lung, trotenes 6uiteIn fre6sarti9e gei6eu guHaeus
5uteu, 2qspepHe, pii6JJQe5 4uftogeu, 8nies
ihmomn, @eidmulite, 8liSugu, j5uueu, geihwtire,
Nusitllge I'M geftL nuitltocU, 5iht, gBaTers
ouU9, ShUnbiuIt, 6drnrubr, y2iergu=, Blafeuz,
EebtlbgldUCrbcu u. I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
spatei5e gatnsnaarIaten.

y y ! 7 u U.
81 N 9ort, q. Qpril.-6eute Iir5 Die
Gampier o5Ioanote" pen 9iidmOEs, ,Ieu1z
Ga" oon ytDerpoOI, ,.&oteuia" uou DAM.
bur9, ySt, 9auysIst" RON 6ayre bier eiuge=
trofeH,
4u8Iaut.
&rt'tpI, o. &pril-6eute if Der Dau=
pier gglanoaf @ttg" Don gttw DorJ bier eiuz
gelauieu.
EofHet, q. 4pru. Der 1pfr. ySlr.
muHnbam," bon yteu. gOrt raa 2loonmoatb
unterpegs, paiiirte beute 6abier.
@laE 8 10, .. 2lpril. - Qrgatommau:
8ampier State Of @eorQia" bon yiaw-D0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
..Mnfne,s NnneII

1T III Oern1ietben fur Saae, Soirce It,
SOrleiauBeu, GOH,erte, SerIamHiRugea
u, /, tps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
BG~ Gin tnfd8uerFIarerEeirtl ldFl

BE- GIN 90Her tIarer Eein ldBt
fi1 ourtl Retniguug Se5 8mte5 nit 6aus
Ce'8 g iiuparilleus ooer Slut
Btllen erlaugen, Sie flrireu and 6opis
peB, rageIu ben lluterleib, fdrteu ben 9laz
gen, regeu bic gebar an uHo Uerleiben benz
8anJeu Spfeme Geuubbeit uuo guarQie.
4rels $50 Gents bic S6adtel. 3u babeu
bel Setb g. 6ouce & Comp, glr.
l06, g8ehsSaIumoeIir. (8Qp26, 129gtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
Gin ,GU0tt0tIfff" oclntdtt.

Springfielo, &c., %. 2tpril.- Sin
aus ctrfa 400 Semafineten beitebenOer 0tOb
umringte gegen balb llbr beute fritb bas
hiefge @efdngntB, erbrad Die Sbiren, bee
mdfti9te Fdl beS y@uaHgeliiten" uuo Sat
ttnm0roers SEQ. =. Graham uno binQte i'm
oil eiTSn 45dissnlfss aer 2tagLarsnSe auf.
@s muroe 3uerf beabittigt, @rabqm an Aef Aeeff
0iouopn nden 5arm III bdn9en unb oanu ieiue
geibe i'll ben J3tebbrunnen 3u nerfeu, in nell
DIEM man Die llebelieite Der ermor0eteu Trau
fano, allein Der QSeg 6iintte 6en 55iigrerH 0es
0iobS Su melt. Sin Settel, peldler oa5 2pnd)z
geridlt fir ourdJ bic llmfdnoe gerehtiertigt
erfQrt uuo ben S6erfi 0Onnea marat, bag
er iein 2eben uermirfen meroe, I'M SaQe er
Sdritte gegeH Die 2pnfer 3U er9reifeu iud)e,
tpurre benz 9ebGngten nit Stednabelu an
Der 8ruit befeiiigt.
Ser Coroner BON @reene @ountg belt
beute Sorlnittng einen Snquef, unO Die Snrp
erllGrte in tbrenI &erbitt, Graham iei 6urf
unbetannte 8erionen gebingt poroeH. Cora
zee, @rabam's 0iaitreiie unb angeblide
Wiitdulbige, bic ft6 I'M @efdnguiIie 81 30
liuia befiHOet, mar benadriftgt poroen, baB
eiu 2guf9eridt beabf6tist peroe. Sic un=
terlteB es je0Od), BEN S6eriff bic gttttbet=
lung anSnSei9en, uno fnad]te fetnen Seriudl;
OQS SeOeH tpleS SleDggpeL9 81 LelLeH. 2te
2pnder batten fd auf's Seite aui bic au8=
fiibrnng hires SorbabenS oorbereitet uuo
brad)ten anger S6mie0eb uno anoes
rem @erf5sugen ;um Aufbreden Oe8 gefdns
uiIiea aud eiuen leidten 8agen nit, auf
meIdem Der Dt0rber mad Sem 8i9tplate aes
iiibrt puroe. gtpa so 3uidauer, Die ftf
Dor benz @efdngniiie ueriamnleltert, ais bic
gpnd]er einbrangen, mur0en 6urd TooeSz
brobungeu ab9ebalten, Oem 3uge gu iolgen.
Sb Der @elpntte ieiueu 6enfern irqen6
pel6e peitere Otittbeilungen iiber iein 8ers
bre6en Hafte, 1T nid)t befanut. Ser SIDE
riff, nel6er i'm gefdusnis9ebdu6e mObnt,
purbe burd Den 0tob UOGfdnbig lberrunIs
pelt un6 ertlart, er babe feline 46nuug oon
bem tbm beporitehenben Seiu6e sebabt.
Sci uureiuem oSer 6iinnem uuO tGblem
8lute tuun Die @eiunbbeit ni6t gebeiheu.
Inter ioIdeu Berbdltniiisu enttpideln iid) Sc
iamiire, &usidldge, Sopfi6mers, 9ienralaie,
8beumatismus un6 cine Srantbeit mad Der
auoern. gtium Aper's Sariapariaa, unO
fe ipirS 9ein 8lutreinr reiabaltts uuo iparm
MAIDEN. Q01 ,4t&W)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
WnlariG
IN ibren oeridieOeueH 6ormeu,
Shilttelfirber.

faItes nnO btBiasS Fiebet, gebeiH far so Gents.
&s 9teb etn anoeres 6eiImttel in Der gBeIt bas 70
dueu oQclet jSte6er betlt, mbgeu Fe pom per6oybes
Her quit (Malaria) ooer eHtarteter @uue fommen,
mo9en tte Sharlatz, YerUeufe6er, Eupbu5 o6er
qelbes tSteber beiBen, ais uuter 3uliebunQ ron
liGi. ignnihia Gents bic RIalte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
Sic slmflaeen aeeeu Sen. Sa,cu.

1te z'hflaeeh 9eeeu Sen. &aJcn.
2aS @Omite, meldes bonn 6auIe ernauut
mnroe, nm cine llnteriu6ung iiber Die Sc
! id)0it8metbooen oes Siqnalbiireaus, ioe,iell
NIT 5Iudfd)t auf bic AHtlaqe, ban Der Gbef
leneS Slirean8, general 6aJen, Reqierunass
geloer obne GutoritGt un0 uun0tbi9er gBsiIe
neransanbt babe, ein5uleiteu, reid5te beute
letnen Seridt Elm. 9erielbe erflGrt i'm III
aemelnen, Die geleblden &ori6rtften 3ur
Eettnn9 leneS 0ienit3metqe8 ieien 10 manaer
bait un0 targ, baB ibre Qusleauua piele Sis
pHte oerurladte. 8aS @omlte lei iuOeiien
e1nittmml9 Su Der Nnfd)t 9elangt, bar =
ob9letf IN n1andleH Yallen AuSaQben obne
olretter 9eIeBlid)e AutOrttdt qemaLlt ipuroeu.
oenHoa fElne corrupte C0er betrii9eriide Ser
menoun9 BON 8e9ieruugSgelo 0oraefaQsn
JET, nit Gu8na9me Der bonn @apitan Som.
gate geitOblenen 100000. 9a5 Gouite
lflieBt ietnen 8eridt nit Der @mpfebluuo,
9ennuere Sori6rtiten sur 2eituuq oe8 Si9
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A CROOK DOWNED.

A Suspicious Character. Wounded by .
Chicago Policeman, Proves to be Burg
lar Badly Wanted in Lansingburg, Ne"
York.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Officers from
Lansingburg, N. Y, are in the city with
requisition papers for Thomas P. Kline,
alias Thomas Suffer- the young man VINO
was shot by Officer Michael Fallon, OF the
West Twelfth Street Station, corner OK
Canal and Wright streets, on the evening
of August 6, and was taken to the
County Hospital with a bullet In MS
left lung, which it was thought would
prove fatal. On that evening Off1cer fal.
Ion saw two men acting in suspicious
manner on Canal street, and when he at'
tempted their arrest Kline ran away and'
the officer claims, drew pistol WIN
which he tried to shoot Fallon, who drew
his own weapon and fred with erect
The police found papers on Kline's per-
son which showed that his right name
was Suffer and that he was MEMBER o.
a gang known as the "Baxter gang"
The officers from New York say there are
four indictments against Suffer for roo
berry and burglary. The last onense
charged against him is that he entered
the Park House in Lansingburg ana
Knocked down and robbed one OF the
hotel employees. Suffer will pro baoiy %
taken to New York to-day.
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Pine streets; by Ascalon Comm andery, No,
10, at headquarters, not yet estabiished' and
ton building.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
Grand parade and escort of Grand En-.
campment to Exposition Hall.
At p. m. excursions on the river.
At to IL p. m. illumina alton of city. Recep.
quarters.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22-cHARTTY DAY.
Grand display drill by visiting comman.
deries and band concert by visiting bands.
combined under the leadership of p s. Gil.
more. at the Fair grounds. The proceeds Of
the day will be used for the benefit of the
Widows and Orphans Home, and the COM
mittee, believing every Templar would be-
glad to contribute his mite to so noble and
glorious an undertaking, has decided to
charge an admission fee Of fifty cents, en-
tNling the holder to the benefit of the
grounds for the entire day.
NC p. m.-ExcurSions on the river.
At to Il p. INFLAMMATION of the city,
parade OF the Trades Display Associ alton
t1onS at the various headquarters.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
AT 10 a. m. and p. m.-Excursions on the
and interchange of courtesies by city and
visiting communicates dress parade.
marching and serenades through principal
streets by various communicates.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "A.
At 10 a. m. and p m-ENcursions on the
river.
From to II p.m.-Tllumination of the city;
street parades by local and visiting com.
manderies; receptions and exchange of
greetings at different headquarters, and Wis.,
iIng by and between c communicates
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER p.
A programme will be ARRANGED to enter
tain such communicates and knights as may
leman.
GRAND RELIGIOUS EVENT.
The devotional exercises at Exposition
Hall on sunday will be presided over by
of Louisville, Ky, Grand Prelate Of the
Grand En- ampment of the United States,
and Rev. John d. Fincli, of st. Louis. Grand
Secretary of the Grand Commandery, Of
Missouri, The music will be furnished 10y
an immense choir of about two hundred
singers of st. Louis, who have volunteered
for the occasion. The services will be az
cording to the ordinary church ritual, with
monies.
The Examinations of Tuesday night will be
especially for the benefit of the visiting
Knights. who will on that evening parade
the streets alone, serenade one another at
the various hotels, ETC., while the local
KNIGHTS will mingle with the civil spectators
parade will be more formal, and, including
the great Trades Display, will be the grand
night of the week on the streets, when the
ambleau Club will appear. The river ex-
cursions on the several days will be one OF
the pleasant features of the week. They
will be about two hours in duration, and
will be free to every man wearing a Templar
inform and his ladies.
AN IMPOSING ESCORT
The most imposing spectacle of the series
will, of course, be the grand parade and es-
cOrt of the Grand Encampment to EXPOSE
ton Hall Tuesday. The arrangements
completed. There will be twenty five d.
visions.
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lord Churchill Winning Friends

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Personally, the
Government scored Il success last night.
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke at great
length with much dignity aud almost
with theatrical courtesy. His jests re
in good taste and his language carefully
studied. Altogether he delighted his
friends by the impression his speech
produced. Gladstone had been cool,
quiet and extremely moderate in tone,
giving no hint of the struggle that
was generally expected. The Tory poll
cy, however, is even cmptier than was
anticipated. The Government is already
dubbed, "Thc Universal Examination
and Inquiry Bureau" The only posi-
tive step taken Is in sending Sir RedyerS
Butler to Kerry. Butler is Colonel of
cavalry of boundleSs pluck and much cX-
perience in savage warfare, but is
hardly enough to constitute a policy by
himself The general opinion of the Lib
erals is that the government has simply
shelved every thing by promise of in
quiry. Besides examination and inquiry,
however, the government is also going
to evict in Ireland; therefore the great
dissatisfaction with which last nights
debate was received by the Irish
men. The Freemdn'S Journal saws the
proposal to meet the pressing difficulty
of the rent question by the expedient OF
a commission indicates deliberate criml-
nal delay. The Irish Nation says the
Cabinet leaves the landlords and devil to
make their way easy. EviCtions and
crime are their hope.