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Ntehm6rtte.
Riuhhieh.

chicago, %. Sanuar. 8inopieb:
3ufubr 5000; SerieuOung $500; Yreie pariz
irten swiiden $500 unb S5.45.-S4meiHe:
Sufubr 80, 900; Serienoung 5000; Yreile pa-
riirien srpii9en $2.75 uno $4.25.-S9aafe:
Sufubr 5000; Serienouns 1000; Breiie pariz
trten swiiden $500 unb $500.
ct. 2ouis, %. Sanuar. - &inSuieb:
3uiabr $50, SerienSnns $50; Breile pariz
irten 5uiiden $3.50 nno $5.5O..S4tpetHe:
3ufubr 1900, Serienouus 23OO; Yreiie BARI
irteu ,tpiid,en So. 60 uno $4.15. - Sdaaie:
2uiuRr 900, Serieubuus feiue; Breiie pari-
irteu s,pilden $2.55 un6 $3.50.
Gaitsaibertp, Ya., %. Sanuar. =
Wiubpteb: 3ufubr 893, 8erienSun9 313;
Yreile pariirtsn ,tpii9en $500 unb $500
Sdpeine: 3ufnbr 2400, Serienbuns $500;
Breile pariirten jtuii4en $4.10 unb $3.50
@daafe: 3ufubr 22OO, Serienouns 2600; i;
Yreiie uariirteu tl.50 uno s4.OO.
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BrcDietttom mme elntt>9 robtbitipu.

0es Dioinea, Sa., %. Sauuar.-9ie
Srobibitioniiten bon Soma bielten geitern
abeno bier eiue 8eriammIuus, wslber 500
Seleeaten beiipobuteu. 9ouperueur Sara.
bee, 6rau S. Glen Softer II. u. hielteu 8e=
rem. SIS ipurbe beidloiien, einen 6OuS BON
$4,000 auf3ubrin9en, I'M Die Soaitredung
ees Brobibitionsseietes gu erspingen.
Sopefa, S., %. Sanuar. = 8itter
grOmer CAB seilern I'M Sunoesfreissertdte
cine ben Srauern 9itnifise @uti9eiouug ab,
babin9ebenb, baB Der Staat fir bas @igeus
tbum be5ablen iollte, iuel6es bur9 bic @iu=
fiibruns bes BrobibitionsseleseS pertblos
ipurre. Die @nti6sibuns besos fid auf Ell
nen Yroseb sesen cine 8rauerfirma in Sam.
renee, Ss., weldbe 3tpiideu 1870 unb 1874
cine 8rauerei bort erri9tet bate, peld3.
$5O,OeO foftete, ieood1 ieit Annabme bes Bro
bibitionsseieses boditens nod auf $4,000 &c.
Ihdtt tuirb.
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On fnne t,erhrntfnf. .

0iarpsoille, No., %. Sauuar. .-4m
9ienta9 abeno entfernte iid) Die @attin bes
in Der Nabe bieiiger Srti6aft uobnbaften
9Snl. @asfeu uui etuen augenbIid aus ibrer
8obnun9 unb lieB ibre beioen Siuoer i'm
alter bon brei unO einem Sabre allein ,lI=
rid. Salb barauf b6rte ite Die Sinoer Gnr.
merltdl peinen, uuo alS fie in bas 3immer
elite, lab lie 81 ibrem @utieeen, baB bas Gl>
teite Stnb, ein Snabe, Iif nit brennenoer
Sleibern enf oem Bette tpdlite. gbe bic
Tlammen 9el0iAt neroen founten, bate oas
SinO furhtbare SranOmunben eriitten, De-
nen eS baib nadlher erlaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-23
3e,psYu urfer Nad1rtd,fett.

Hep 80 orf, %. Sanuar. - 9aut Be
rIdten Der faufmdnniideu Iseutur 9i. y.
Dun & Gsmp. ereisueten fid, tpSbrenS Der
lssten fteben Gage in Canada unb Den Ser.
Staatea ;nfamnlen 329 8anferotte, sesen
992 IN Der porbersebenben unb $50 In Der
pcrporlesten @o6e.
- SeSii9lidl bes Gu8ftanos Der Giaarren.
NADER " tein. Serduberung eingetreten,
auBer, SaB Die Sirma Sobn gS. 9ope ibren
Nrbeltera mttsetbeilt bat, iie isi bereit, ben
alien eobn fpieoer III be;ablen. Die &rbei=
ter baben eas Inerbieten acceptirt.
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grtrdufte lid, ,t,,o tbr &fns. .

@ooin9ton, Sn., 22. Sauuar. - Srau
@eorQe @r0uener, @attiu beS 6abaf8bano
lers Nt. 81. Grauener, mlrOe beute eutieelt
nit Der g,ide hires Srei Wtonate alien S1ug
liugs im 2lrme in eiusr @ifterue binter ibre {:
@obnung uuf9efunoeu. Die Sruu tpar ble
SHUTTER bon iiini Stnbern uno leste ihon et
einiser 3eit SDmptome oon 9eiltesfDruuJ
on BEN Sag. Wtan pernutbet, oaB iie heute
Dor Sagesanbru6 SelbitmOrO begging.
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Der 0kI0tttatft.

Slew @orf, .. Sanuar. : 6olgen0es
iiub bic sd)luBnotiruusen: Selo Ofinete su
14-2 uno idlOB 81 Yro5ent. - Sterlins=
gSedlel $4.87 -$4.s7! auf 60 Gage uns
$4.S9-S4.S94 auf Sidt. - 8unoessSblis
autionen: 3-pros. 1OOB,4i=pro5. 112t, 4-pro5.
i234.-4fiieu: gpams' @rpreB 140, Gent
tral-Iaciic 4Oa, Gbei.sSbio II, @rie 244,
90. Yrior. 51a, 9afesSbore 844, RS. Gen-
tral 434, Tortbz gSeiteru 10Y, 90. Yrior. 1864,
N.z9. Central 1O4, =Miitiippi 23t, DO.
Irior. s2i, Yittsburg 147, &eaelng 20,
Stod= Sslanb 12S, Unions Yacific 5Ot, 8eltern=
Union 7ls
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Der OeutC6e. Correspondent.
SetMenraub tn sltlanta.

Itlauta, Ga, %. Sauuar. - @roBe
Iure9uns berridt inter ben Ne9ern in nno
nm atlunta iiber bic Gutoeduu9. oaB Die
geidsu stoeier i'm Sriebbofs su Decatur, Ell,
ner Sorffaot bon atlauta, betatteten Ne9er
aus ibren 9rabern ssitoblsn ipcrben fino.
9bcs. Smitb, Sitter Sss SrleSbofs, unb
Geo. Sau9ban, Der iarbise Sblieber ses
uNtlauta Meoical College" fuS auf ben
Serbadt bin usrbaftet moroeu, bel benz Qei=
denraub bic 9anb i'm Spiele sebabt su ba.
ben. Ofan piro tueitere @rdber in benz
Nriebbofe Sffnen, nm III ernlittelu, oh nod
mebr0eiden seftobleu iuorben iino. Saushan
in !d)on mebrere Nfale tuegen 9ei9enraubs
Dor @eridt getpeieu unb bas n&ouese" bat
idou mebrere Sauienb Dollars an Srafeu
fiir i'm be3ablen miiiIen.
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Scr GetratSes tttto NtttmaItens
Marff.

Chicago, %. Suuuar. = Mebl feit;
Waisen lebbaft uno idloB IL uber ben 9etri::
GEN Sasesraten-San. 8ot, 6ebr. 800, Mtai
Sc. Wiais feit unS idlloB etpas h0ber -
San. 36g, 0ldrs 81, Wtai 4Oa. 9afer 28i.
Sioaasn 81. @erite 63. Sla6siaamen 1l2.
Sdirpeiuefleiid1 $1O.95. ShmalS $6.15.
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pr. s. B. 8riben bonn Benninston.Eom
fbip, Soma, tpurbe burd3 ben @ebran4 BON
vSt. Satob's Oer bon rbeumatii4en Shmsr'
zen befreit. an wet&eu er ldngere 3eit selit'
ten hattie,
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So, ia, tpenn mon alt tuirb, fellt fid5 Sas
.3ipperleiu elm. Nber mas madts, ieitbem
ID oas .Salpotion Del" i'm 9cuie balte,
babeid3 feine Roth. esnertreibt mir ben Rbeu-
tuatismus i'm Sanbumbrebeu.
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8eSG1ditsiperre tint Sbtoer Stats
senate,
9onFniiun tn sSotae Der Gtnnatier SSabIcon=
tefte, Mrbitrdre Gntidbstounsen pes
bic ces8pnperneurs,

@olumbus, O., %. Sanuar. - SIM
StaatSieuate fiibrten bic @incinnatier gSabl=
contefe heute III aufre9enben Scenen. Die
Hepublifaner iebten nit 6iilfe mebrerer Gntz
i6sibungen bes SorIibers (bes Stce= =9ouperz
neurs) burd, oaB Die fiiuf Oemofraten aus
@inctnnatt nlbt nlititimmen ouriten uno SaB
Der MiuoritGtsberif|t bes @omite's fir Briz
uilegieu unb Bablen angenommen wuroe.
Sieier Seridt lautet babin, oaB bic Wablz
Gontete benz @omte, III peldem bic DEMO
fraten Die Webrbeit baben, entsogen uno BEN
ganSen Senate, in tpeld)em Die Oen1ofraten
ohne bic flint @incinnatier, beren Site be-
ftritten perbeu, in Der Dtinoritdt ituo, uuter=
breitet werbeH iollen. Die Oemofraten ent.
bielten fid iammtlid bes Stimmens, aQeiu
Der Sorilsenbe enti6teb bennod, baB Der
MtinoritGtsberid)t burd) Die Stimmeu Der IL
Hepnblifaner aH9enoulMen lei. Snnlitten
Der bieranf erfolgenoen @onfuiion uuo mibz
renb bic Semotraten appellirten, iteute elm
&epnbllfaner eilten Intra9 aui Sertagun9
bis morseu friib 10 llbr, un0 Der Sorieer er.
tIrte oenielben fir angenommen.
SWeill (Oem.) iibernubm oarauf ZEN pros
pilorilden Sorlib, nno Die Semofraten an
nullirtsn iobaun einen Sbeil Der beutiseu
8erbanolun9sn, obne iebod ben Wiuoritdts.
gsrldt in Grmasuus ;u sisben. S5iieBhd
uahmen iie eineu Gutras auf Sertasung bis
llbr ON Wonta9 gtadmitta9 aM. @s 1T
iomit Elm Iutoritats. @onilift entitanoen, in
oem tbatiddli6 Smei Senate eriitiren, De-
rem je0er jid| fir ben rebtuldBsen ausatebt.
Die &epublifauer peroen morsen irib ,us
iammen treteu, iebod feiu Guorum balten.
Die meifen Oenlufraten reiftsn beute Ibeuo
nod ibrer Seimatb ab uno lperoen morsen
nidt in Der Staot iein. sSie Die idusbenos
6rase ssloif iperoen tuirb, 1T nod i'm 3mei=
iel. Sc tptrb erflart, bab bic 8epublifaner
fsiu auosres Serfabren einidlasen tonuen,
als ft, BON einem Gag auf ben auoern su
pertageu unb bas @rideinsn ber WitslteSer
su ersminsen. Gs pirb ibnen uumoslit
lein, Die @incinnat'er Babl @onteife i'm Of.
fsneu Seuat su erlpd5en, meuu uiat Der
Stce. @ouperneur entideibeu iolte, oaB in
Der grSrteruHs Oieier Sruse Die &spublifa>
ner cine Majoritdt gegen bic Demofrateu,
einidiisblid Der @incinnati'er, bilOen.
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eetnem ItnOernSen GtuHaB auT bic urs,srH..
usn gtbmunssorsure uerbantt CT ben tptrtJausssss
befannten SrunmttteIa. gs finb Dieies taapt.
iddIit Der Goais oer SorsboanopHan dbemIF1
perbunben nit Abies Saliau,ea ob.r gaIra OF
StIeao. Ns6sn Oisisn snbaIt sr FAM tpettere DO.
tantibs eIemente, tusI6e Die gSirffan.tett bs.
oeuteno neritarfea.
Steienisen, weIde sales Sonss Of Ssre,
bouno uno Ear sebrand3en, Oerftasru, bas q In
allen 5auen paaoerbar betIeuo ptttt, no Stt
gtbmuussOrsune unaesrtfen finS, unS saB ietus
Strfnns etue nneemetn raidbe TT. gr euihdn
burduus Nitts, mas benz giassu nottbeIts iein
tonnte, bat sinsn auberft ansenebmen8ef6ma2
unO pirb gu stnsm Breiis psrtauft nddtr es IeIta
2enisnissn nit b,iardntsu yaitsIu crm0sa&t s,I.
fen WObtbatsn tBeiIboftis gu tusrSeu.
Gin Stiten fam in pafenbsr getIIe oils Der Bor.
lduier Der Sdptnoiuhteinsr arGnfbs, fir b.r.n Abs
psubuns Gales Soaes Of Sorebeaac ane xas
oas bette NitteI 1T, bessidnet psrSeu. Dssbalb
olte man aud ieine Rinuts usridumsn, eisitS
fdlers Speeiftcum einst:nebmeR.
Gtaeern TT ct, ipenu Fs BON Sronp OSer 1suas
busieu befaGen tuOrOea, bur5 feias Hnesruptm
Gtaenfbaftsn fsbr sienIidb.
gretfs: %, so Gents uuO 81 Die 6Iuia,; ssts
sr55tsu bic biaisfsn.
IN ausa 2sppibftsa 90 ssrtaatsa.
6. N> Gtttten t o o !,
aQeiui9er Giaentbiiuter,
WeiusDurf.
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gikes Baaaptb- Trupfsn .iss. sss's;s s'sa... .a
2Rbnerangea.

Warum NTH trsenh Semane suIg
Sdbnerauaen d tmer8en leiben. Tenn uian
zine NIoShe .&trmau GoTn Remeoer- -etn
fdberes une feinen SusrS beretensss Vttttel seesn
Sdbnsrausen une srefbsnlen = naoen tanm' Sa
xpots,fen uns bei Ghutbd bdnbIern ihr "a GsntS.
Depot: sIr, is. HnltoEireasI M'g'
(gaDt-D
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ete 1tnr,,l,c,, In Der Gpfe ; Meatou.

Mount Blea ant. Ya., %. Sauuar.
- Sie auaitebeuoer arbeiter = Imeritaner,
llnsarn unb gieger- bielteu heute cine Ser
iammlung, nm Die llusdrn 81 orsaniireu.
2ie astteren babeu ueriprobeu, 81 Den ame.
rifanern su ifeDen uno Die arbeit nidbt eber
pieber.Aufsunebmeu, bis Der in 1884 besablte
9obu tpieoer beipillist 1T. Wtebrere 8eoner
benun,irten bic Nrbsitsseber uno bic Bits
burger Poltset auf's Sitterife uno bebaupte'
ten inter anberem, Sobu gtusent, elmer Der
@trifer, lei Obne ale llriad)e oon ben YoliSis
fen brutal bebanoeIt tuorbeu. Gs tpuroe be-
idloiien, einsn Sono aui;ubrinsen, nm Die
Angreiier serihtlid in belaHsen. gfeur
3ebnttl aller @rubenarbeiter Der @egeno iino
lett on oem Ausfanoe betbeilist, uno man
idatt, baB bsrielbe bereits $4,000 sefoffet
bat. Der 0firsidiihe 8onlul Shambers aus
Yittsburs iutrb ipabrideinlid morsen bier
Der fomnlen unb bic Beidwerben Der uns
sarn oernebmen. Die .3ahl Der an benz
SnsfanSe betbeilistsn eeuts if jstt auf 5000
sefiegen.
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46. Sabrgattg.
Ne,te Mnsetge,t.
pie "G6efapeaae &as-gontp."
BALTIMORE, MD.

Tefsrt ibren sunbsn unsefdbr bonn 1. 6soruar 1856
on @as gum Breiie BON etnem Dollar uno tiliNs
Gents (s1.5O) pro tauieno 6us nit einem Ibtuse
BON einem Dollar (s1) pro tauieno SuB bei pronpter
BeSaeiurs, iobaE Der NetosEreis lhr Die eonlunenE
ten auf fhniste GemtS pro tanieno TnB iu
5teben tonimt.
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49. Gomsreb. - Grfe Sttmms.
Sas bl,.ttse Sem,o tut Sa,.fe.

9er Sef@Ink sn einer llnteriu@nns eeaen
Den SeiebIsbaber seS NorioIfer 5Iottem=
@aabois. = Gtme sebaiitse Reoe goateI=
les amS cine eebarniidbte Mntwort sss
VtreinierS 8iIe.
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Seranifd,e SSuitis.


Rodbale, Ser, %. Sanuar. - Der
farmer Samuel 6Orb wuroe am letten 0titts
mods gbenb, mabreuo er iif auf benz Seims
peQe befanb, BON benz gteger Sione1 Bropn
nit elmer @ienftanse 81 Soben geihlagen,
beruubt uHo bemuBtlos auf Elm Sapn9eletle
9eporien, panit er BON bem ndfiten 3uge
iiberfabren iperoen ioQte. gr febtte jebob
in's gepubtieiu ,uriid unS ihleppte iid, Oh.
aleie ibm elm Quge aus9eihla9en uno letn
SGaoel qebro6en mar, na6 ieiner Srpet
Meilen entseruten @obnung. Sromn muroe
ipdter nit benz leinem Spfer abgenommenen
Giaenthum in ieinem Seiise perhaftet, uub
aeitanb ba6 Serbreheu Elm. gSdbrenb Der
Sereansenen Ra6t ftiirmte elm Wtob bas Sc
fdn9nib, bemd9tigte iif beS yte9ers uno
fniipfte i'm an einem Saume auf. Wan
permutbet, SaB 8rown on ben 9ebelrniBz
polleu MorStbaten gu auitin betbeiltst mar.
Ser 0aiaea.
Mtnoen, 2a., %. Sauuar. - Die
beute i'm biefgeu @efdngniBbofe ffatt9efuu'
bsne Sinri6tlns oes Hesers 5enrp Sadion
peqen Der ON 25. Suli b. s. III UtInOen.
Sunction periibteu @rmorouns $. u. But.
TOMS NOR bic erite, bic ienlalS i'm Sird)ipiel
Webfter politredt puroe. Der W0roer bate
Button i'm Sdlafe erihoiien, mn ben 9aben
bes SpferS su pliinbern. Sadiou aeitaHo
bel ieiner Serbaftung ieire Sdulo Elm uno
itien in ieiu S6idial ergeben. Gr itarb ets
nen lei6teu Sob bur9 @entdbru6.
psbeenp Wite" tptro t,tdt eatlafen.
Sadioupille, Sla., 81. an.-Wh9ael
Sure, Der @enofe Sillp Borter's in Dem gro
zen Siamanteu Oiebftabl in grop. N.sD.,
murbe bier Dor ben YoIi;eirihter sebraft,
Der ibn fir sebn Gage in lluteru9un9Sbaft
ianbte, b. b. bis our Iufunit Der AnSltefez
runeSpapiere BON Tepz0ort. Sen Nnpalt
uerlangte jeooh Elm SabeaSs @orpVSs Vertahs
rem, bas 9eIfern 8ormittag Dor benz Rtfter
perbanbelt tpurbe. 9teer ihlu9 baS Seiud
ab unS ididte aurs abermals ms Sefaus=
niB.
SaS ttrtbeiI Der San SrdnstSco'er
Spnamiter.
Gan SranStsce %. Sanpar. - Ole
9gnamiter WetBmann, Sooider unb Wttttela
ftaat, meld3e ON 6. San. iiberfiibrt iuur6eu,
SdieBpuluer gu unseieslideu 3weden iffner'
balb Der Staot9renseu auibemabrt ;n sabenr
puroen Seifern su ie ie4smonatlideg patt I'm
GOrreftlOnsfauie oernrtheilt.
~ @ertbbolle Iustunft. 8ei
on 9pspepFe uub ben iibleu 5olsen zines
in llnorenung geratbeueu gfasens leioet
pirb bnrh ben @ebrauh bon Or. Chalmers
Seiltinttnr sroBe @rleidteruns erlanssH. Si'
ffdrft bic Nernen, ridtet ba8 Spfem nleoe'
auf, rift trefili6e @Bluf berpor uno isut'
fets, penn Elm Eonicum noting if, augemen
BET perbeu. Preis 81. Bet Seth .
Sance & Comp, Rr. 1903. @ef. Soltt
ruorefr., ,u babeu. Groves. .laNte9
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Ga eiffSMIiRS

ionft an 23. Sanuar unIer seliebter 9atte uno Sa>
ter sNiIbeIm Sretthcu I'M Mlter pom 81 Sabren,
6 Donafcn uno Eaaen. Die 3eit Der Seeroi9ung
fprb pGter anseSeist. Die trauernSs @attin
fSIiie 93retthou
(2O) nebf pier 3inoern.
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Gus oer SMnoesbamptffaot.
aie sertheipiauma unierer !aai,s.

Darlington, .. g., %. Sanuar. -
Ser Sriessisfretdr iiberi9idte beute benz
YraFbenten ben 8sri9t Der Sefuuas. Gom.
milton. Oas Dofnmsnt 1T elm iebr umfans=
reides nno iebt bic Notbwenbisfeit beiierer
SeffunsSmerfe sur Sertbeibisuus unierer
aiifte i'm 0ansereu anseinanber. Den Soltens
iiberidldsen ;uiol9e, peldbe oem Seridte bel.
seid.ohen fno, werben etrpa $126, 6,OOO, 900
fir bic @rridtlin9 5ipefmaBiser 8srtbeibis
9ungsperfe eriorberli1 iein. Die Commit
fion empFeblt bic gerpillisung BON S21,=
100000 pdbrenS Der 9esenpdrtiseu @onareB.
fituus fir Die 5erfeIuns sueier geidis=
sieBereien, iotpie ben Ban uebrerer seei9=
meter GOrpebobOote gu 9aienuertbeisisunss.
.tuerfpr
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Scfia, %. Sanuar. 6r. Esanotp, Der
bnlsaritte Ttiniiter bes ausmdrtigen, III
nat) Gonlfantinopel absere5f. mn NIT Der
8forte iiber Die lluiOn bon Bul9arien Euo
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Die Rattenal>sa elste miner.

Die National 9anoelsfammer nabm in
ibrer heutisen Sitnns Beidliiiie on, tpel9e
Den GonsreB eriudeu, iireuge Seiete i'll pni>
firen, nm bic llnierlddsuns Der in Die Ser.
Staaten importirteu Baareu, iotpie Betriise.
reien bei'm @rlegsass aoE gergiitung fir an,
gebiide Sei9dbiguag BON @asren Damage
Allowance) 5u perbiiten; feruer tuuroe Die
Innabme BON @eieten se9en oas ablaben
bon Sallaif unb Ibfdllen in 6dfen uno
ififfbaren Sliiiien unb sur @infiibruug ein-
beitl,fer 9etraioemaaBe befiirmortet. I'm
llbr ytadmittasS pertagte fid] bic Sammer,
nm bem BrGiibenten ibre aufwartun9 3u
nadleu
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9as Sausconlite fir uuswdrtise Insele-
senbeiten 1T i'm 8eIis oe8 @ntmurfs elmer
@ertpillisunss Bill fir ben SonIularz uno
biplomatii6en 9isnit. Der StaatSiefretdr
miro na9ftens Dor benz @orite erideinen,
nm bic BON benz Oepartenlent porgel1la9e.
men @enberunsen aussinanoer suieeeu. Bel
mont Ieste einen Blan betrefIeno periger
ipiftise biplomatiide Stelen Dor, mad mel
dem bic Sbdttgfeit Der ipidttseu Poiten
obne uersr0berte aussaben erbOht msroen
f0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-23

Sr'tiidIe neberreOnnss mstfosen tn 9irr,a.-,
SentinfaHs bcbdIt Die 9oIo,pAbrmns BET.
-e6redItdBeS Sranoanslad ia sranfz
rctdb. MrtsitertunuIt tn gSteu.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19
PANslEs AND FoRCET-ME-NoTs.
Two Floral Gems That Are Always POI
uIar with Our Maidens.

The language of flowers climg~ 10 very
few Of the numberleSS beauties "t the gar
den OF conservatory; but this cannot be said
Of those star-~haptd little blossoms which
VT. call forget me -nutS. nor Of thu~t. many.
hut-i flowers, the pan>e~. Little faces
have the pamSlrS looking at u~ and nod
ding from beneath the Sprightly green
leaves that are among the fist that IN
April peep through the ground. That
their cnlorS al" purple and gold; that
their texture is like velvet and THEN
odor delicate is not ali their charm. They
keep their language. 50 it is that when
the young girl receives gifts OF flowers
roses. vi"Irts, lilies "f the valley they may
not mean what the poets bid them say, hut
the panSie> with no uncertain y"ic" rel eat.
Think of me-
The fOrgrt-mr-nOtS, too, never lose tn"
refrain of their legend. Tw" lovers. says
the German story, on the eve of marriage
were walking nn the banks "f the Danube.
, \ flower, blue aS the deepest sky. swung
upon the waves. which seemed ready 10
bear it away. The Young lady admired its
beautiful color and bewaiIrd its impending
destiny. The aiiiancrd bridegroom lcaped
into the stream seized the blooming stem
and sank cngulied in the flowing waters.
With last effort lac threw the flower on
the bank. and AT the moment at his dis
appearance forever cried out 'I"N" me.
Forget me not -,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19
MAYORS COURT.


mond Case Comes Up Other Gases.
When Mayor Goodwin took his seat at
his desk saturday afternoon, there was a
big crowd in the lobby waiting to See what
action would be- taken in the diamond rob
/ berry case.
/ The case of Samuel Brighton which had
, bean continued was taken up and finished.
The =, Idrucr showed conclusiNrly that he
I had been guilty of selling liquor on Sunday
and the Mayor fined him $40 and costs. His
attorney, j. X Mower. was granted
four days time in which to file exceptions,
promising in the meantime 10 he reSpom
sihle for defendant
Viola Scott was hned So and costs f"r
disorderly conduct, while Smith Dudley,
with whom she had the row which caused
their arrest, Was fined : and costs.
James Austin and Mike Gaffnry, VIII"
were engaged in the fight last FRIDAY night
near the Ca~ket Co.'S works, pleaded
guilty and were fined 81 and costs each.
James Toner WAS d">rd Ia the extent OF
81 aud costs for dis"rderly conduct
Jdllt> lpuludN, NIl' ldll''A ~ hi''' 'h''"'
when Subpumtri A. witness, Was hnrd
- and ru>t> lur cnutrmpt "t court. Tins
is the first case OF the kind in Mayor Good-
wins court.
Charles Mayors. the Lagonda House bell
boy who found Mrs. \. l.. ClaNr""Is dla-
mundS in a hallway of the house and failed
Ia return them was brought out for pTelIn,I-
nary examination. +. ). WalIac" appeared
for him The evidence of several parties
was taken. but nothing beyond what has al
ready appeared in the GI"BE-KErUBII
Was developed. Attorney Wallace thought
the affidavit ought Ia be- changed. So that
the boy might stand charged with lying in
o ri Of larceny. He argued that as the
boy had merely found the diamonds the in
tent to steal was lacking. and aS he had
made no effort 10 dispose uf
the Jewels there was not what
the law termed an attempt
To convert. Thus two essential elements of
larceny were lacking.
Mayor Goodwin thought the case ought TO
he Investigated 10y the grand jury, and
bound the defendant over. He was. how
ever, released on his own recognzance
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19
A Small ERE.
The Stable in the Rear "f Mrs. Snl"n'S Res
idrnce Totally Destroyed.

Inc ~t.thlt IN tht Rear Nf-. >blsh
id"nce Totally Destroyed.
From sundays Edition.
At N::ii =. IN. Saturday some small boys
rushed int" the Central engine house and
gave tn" alarm of fire. They located the
lire at the corner Of Linden avenue and
Washington street. and general alarm
was turned in. The machines from the
southern and Western houses had hard
runs. a. it was long distance for both and
up hill nearly all the way.
The fire WAS in stable which stood in the
rear of Mrs. Nulin'> residence. No. -
Linden Avenue How il originated mo-
body seems t" know. but the stable was
nearly consumed when the fireman began
tu play on the flames. 1t was a rickety
building. dry ~ powder and burned like a
match 1t was the property of Mrs.
Mclaughlin. of fremont City. Ii
was rented by her to Mrs. Nolin
who Subet it Ia Pat. Flaherty \ COW and
calf belonging to Flaherty. narrowly e>cap-
ed being roasted. His loss was only ton
of hay The stable which was worth per
hapS $50 or $50 is Il total wreck.
Ii is probable that large number of
people never attended a fire in Springfield
than was at that one last night High
street was literally packed with people for
three or four squares and the progress of
the hose reels was seriously impeded.
1t is proper to say right here that out
SIderS must keep of the hose reels when
they are going Ia fire. Several fellows
got on the Western reel last night ami made
the load an extremely heavy one for the
horses. Keep off.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19
What Next

Ii has been brought 10 light that party
of seventeen gentlemen, embracing among
their number several noted millionairrS OF
the buckeye state, have associated with
several well-to-do citizens of Emporia and
Incorporated themselves into a company
for the purpose of laying out a new site
wheTrOm may be built the future capitol of
the great state of kamSaS. For this purpose
they have purchased the old Fort Harkei
reservation, consisting Of 5000 acres,
and situated at point is neal
the center of this state a,
one could stick a pin. The location select
ed is certainly very beautiful one. \ city
has already been staked out, with brna.
avenues. parks. etc. Several railroad plans
have also been mapped out and if we arr Il
Judge of the success of this enterprise by
the financial ability of its projectors, there
is but little doubt that the city of ''Kanopo-
lis can and will make the greatest attrac-
tion III the state. II is reported upon good
authority that a million or more of dollar
will be expended al kanopoliS this season
a sum quite sufficient to make city without
the addition of their influence. EmporIa,
Kan. ReUILbiicdH.