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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12
On the Retired List.

A goodly share Of Washington So
ciety is made up from those who have
legally outlived their official usefulness
and gone on the retired list. Their
Honors the Judges of the Supreme,
Court come first, and they insist on,
being invited out whenever the Younger
and more active of those on the bench
are. Then we have Rear Admirals and
Commodores laid up in ordinary, like
dismantled iron-clads; Generals. and
Colonies broken-winded and con-
demned as unfit for service. The crowd
is completed by ex-Senators and Repre-
sentatives who have not moral courage
enough to break away from the Circean
destinations of the metropolis; claim
agents, correspondents and confidence
men, all anxious to advance some
little bill' in the success of which
they are pecuniarily interested. -Bos-
ton Budget.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12

been planning to 60 over 70 10"
Stacy's to have game of ball.
..Won't she 60 to sleep?" he ASKED,
as he took the child from his mother
lap. >,
.You can try her, and sec. 49,
Joe tried. but tried in vain. The
baby's ewes refused to close, in spite
of the most earnest rocking, and Joe
was completely out of temper when at
length the last pie was in the oven ana
his mother able to relieve him OF MS
charge.
Don't go off, she said, as he was
starting toward the door. Il want
you to help me with the vegetables for
dinner, and bring in some wood.
Il don't think / ought to work so
hard on Saturdays" grumbled joe,
II work hard every day in the
week." said his mother Z" won't
ask you to do any thing beyond your
strength. After dinner you can clean
up the yard. I'm ashamed OF it as 1t
is now, Uttered up with all sorts OF
trash"
"Oh, mother, let it go till next
Saturday Then Ned and Charlie can
help"
mo, it must be done to-day. Miss
Bassett is coming to tea tomorrow
night, and l want the place to look
nice. would have set all three OF
you boys at work on it early this morn
ing, but your grandfather sent word
that he would take you all to the
museum in Coverley. so didn't speak
of the yard"
THE museum! Oh, mother, why
didn't you tell me this morning.? and
tears of disappointment and chagrln
sprang to Joe's eyes.
Your grandfather told me not to
mention it. He said he wanted to
give you a surprise.
Poor Joe! 1t was with very I'M
steady hands that he peeled the pota-
toes and washed the parsnips for DIM
ner, and when twelve o'clock came he
could not eat any thing, so heavy was
his heart.
The museum was a travelling con-
Germ. owned by two wide-awake Yam
KEGS, whose bills announced that they
were making a grand tour OF the
United States. They exhibited all
sorts of animals, both alive and stuffed,
and birds from every cline. They also
performed wonderful feats in jugglery
and on the trapeze. They had been
week in Coverley, a large town seven
miles from the village where Joe lived,
and he had been carrying some OF the
handbills around in his pocket for ten
days, and had read them so often that
he knew them by heart. 1t seemed
very hard that he should have missed
the treat his grandfather had wished to
give him.
He was raking the leaves on the
grass in front of the house when the
light wagon containing his grandfather
and Ned and Charlie drove up to the
gate.
"How's your headP" asked grand
pa. 'Its too bad you couldn't go with
u.s."
''We've had the grandest kind of
time!" cried Ned.
This has been the incest Saturday l
ever knew!" cried Charlie.
Joe gulped down lump in his
throat. A nice Saturday! It had been
long, unhappy day to him.
But he had learned lesson. From
that day forth he never told story in
order to shirk an unpleasant piece of
B. HalloaOeU, IN Gold
en- DAYS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12
High Times in Red River.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug. 5.-The lied
river has risen twenty feet in the last
twenty-four hours. This rise swept away
and destroyed all the work that had b cen
done on the Santa Fe railway bridge. An
immense trestle work that had been built
across the river for use until the bridge
should be completed, was carried away.
One of the boats containing an engine
was lost and pile driver and engine
were carried down the stream and sunk.
1t will be several weeks before work
on the bridge will be resumed. The river
is higher than ever known before.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12
A Train Robber Fooled.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 5.-At one
O'Clock this morning John T. Winchester,
baggageman on the north-bound Louis
vile, New Albany s. Chicago train, was
attacked by man who entered the car
Just after leaving Greencastle and at
tempted to work his way into the ex-
press car, which contained a large amount
of money. Winchester made brave
fight and was shot twice through the
breast, when the express messenger,
hearing the noise, came to his rescue and
the burglar jumped from the car and es.
capped. Winchester's wounds are serious
The sheriff's posse is securing the coup
try for the burglar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12
A CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
An Abused Wife. in Desperation, Fatally
Slabs Her Husband.

Slabs Her Husband.
CHICAGO, Aug. Al. G. Fletcher, an
actor, thirty-two years of age, is at the
County Hospital suffering from knife
thrust in his left side, which the doctors
say will result fatally. Fletcher tottered
up to an officer near the corner of State
and Harrison streets, last night, and
placing a long, keen-bladed knife in his
hands, said he had been stabbed. He
was taken to the County Hospital, where
the physicians found deep cut quarter
of an inch long in his left side, below the
ribs, and thought that the indications
were that the liver had been penetrated.
Fletcher at first refused to tell who as.
saulted him, but finally said 1t was HIS
wife. He said he went to their rooms,
which were dark, and, as he stepped in
the door, the woman stabbed him. Mrs.
Fletcher was arrested at midnight and
locked up at the Armory. She does not
deny that she stabbed her husband, but
claims that she did it in self-defense, be.
ing driven to desperation by the cruelty
of Fletcher.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12
H-The French are making a new gu,

- NC TICIICH are INHKfNg new gun
intended to discharge manuscript
spring poems into the ranks of the
enemy, but the Germans heard of il
through spy, and are manufacturing
mortar that will shoot whole spring
poet distance of nine miles. The
penetrating power of these guns must
be left to the imagination. An iron
clad editorial office would be no de.
tense at all.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12

Collars and cuffs are now worn
Tery limp by some of our very best peo-
ple.-PhiladeLphid CdH.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-12

made every effort to avert bloodshed but
the the ne
of lS60-6l he attended meeting of the lead
York to consider the question Of the hour.
Mr.. Tilden counseled moderation for both
sides. During the war he occupied posi-
ton that lacked so much of announcement
ment that his loyalty was impugned after
made much not only out of his actions
in his own state. but also his prom
in Isst Wh "ne General Mcclellan was put Gp
against President Lincoln. He was accused
of having hand in incorporating into the
a Communication published in 1879, Manton
Marble declared that he had the original let
ter from Governor Tilden to General Nc
words be eliminated from the platform. In
the same publication MIR. Marble states that
forth the position of the New York Democ-
racy, Governor Tilden closed with this pa
thetic outburst:
awe will give you every thing that local
self government demands; every thing that
O common ancestry of glory-every thing
National fraternity or Christian fellowship
requires; but to dissolve the Federal bond
between these States, to dsmember our
country. who ever else consents, we Will not.
No, never, never, never.
HIS REFORM RECORD.
In 1866 Mr. TIlden was made chairman of
the Democratic State COMMITTEE. ana was
a leading member of the unconstitutional Con
vention held in 1861, serving with distinction
on the finance committee. lie became an
earnest and uncompromisng laborer in the
cause of judicial and political reform in the
city of New York, and in 1859! was active
in organizing the Bar Association OF New
York City. When the contest was waged
against the members of the Tammany ring
holding city offices, who were charged WIN
IONS Governor Tilden won great fame and
took his first step toward the reform can,
didacy for the Presidency by MS ceieoI ateu
analysis of the accounts of the Broadway
Bank showing conclusveiy how Tweed ana
ducing evidence on which they were con-
victed. In 1872 he was again elected to the
General A ssembly. where ne continued MS
exertions in the cause of reform
In 1874 he was elected Governor OF New
York over General John A. Dix by plurality
of 81, 900 votes, reversing Dix's plurality or
$1,000 Of two years before, He was M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
Baltimore, Mo, 9onnerfag, ben l. Npril 1886

problem 9el1it psrSen f0nne, lei, bas Die
Reidlen flt) Die Serbeiierunq Der 2aae Der
Irbeiter 3ur Qebensauigabe MAIDEN.
6aalmono (@a.), gSeaper (Su.) uuo Oas
MEL (Sira.) opponirten Der Siu aus dhuliz
den @ruao,n. SSeaper ia3te, er lei pint
pieu ge9eu ale geiebe jIr 9te9elung BON
arbetter= =Augelegenhetten. 9uS 6tiInlitteI
befebe in seeigneten @eieben 3ur Re9elung
beS interitaatliden 5an0elS unS gum 6erbeiz
fiibreu elmer @eidditSIage, melue Die 3abs
lung beIiere- 20bne an Grbeiter erm0altf,e.
Die Nrbeiterfrage itebe in innigem 3aiaut,
meuhang nit Der 6nan5Irage uuo Die 4r.
better ielbit batten in ibrem Stimulrett elm
0titteI 3ur 20iung beioer 6ra9eu. @s aebe
brei 9Guber i'm 2an0e, tpeldJe bns 2e6ensz
blut 6er lrbeiter aufiaugten, nGmlitb bas
2an3monopol, oas @elomonopol uns oas
Giienbabnmonopol. Die Qrbeiter iouten Saz
ber nidbt ibre 3eit uno Wtittel ourh Sirifes
9eaen SAP 9oulo uno @on,orten uerifleu.
bern, onoern iollten 9e9en bic @ouareBleute
itrtfen, peld)e bier I'M 0auie tein eBrlih ges
meinteS @ort fir bic pabren Shtereiie ser
arbeiter babeu, ionbera MIR fir gtOnOpole
arbetten.
0IOoer (Mo.) tiinOiste on, OaB er CUR ae.
ei9neten 3ett ieine am 0toHta9 eingebra9te
gil sur Giufibruns oes arbitatiOns,wang8
ais Subftitut fir Die idmebenoe Bill Oor=
lflagen tueroe. - 9ie Debate nabm 10
Siem4id Die 9anSe beuti9e Sibun9 in 2us
iprud. Il8 oas Gomite Die Stbun9 auf=
bob, fiinbi9te S'gteiQ on, er per0e nlorsen
nm llbr Gbiitmmun9 iiber Die &orlage
oerlangen:
gEiuis lSp.) beridtete Die 6IuBz uno 9as
Acknowledgements ein, un6 na6oem nod
etlide Goutine9eldaite erle0i9t ipOrOen ma
ren, eIfOl9te &ertaauna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
Viebmdtfte.

GbiCngo, 81. 0tdrj. Rinooieb
3ufrbr $500; %erienoung 1900; 8retie bari
irten smiIhen $l.75 uno S6metne
3ufubr l9, 900; @erienoung 70OO; Breiie ues
riirien 3miiten $2.75 uno $4.25.-Shaafe
3uiubr 1900; &erienoun9 500; Yreiie Oaris
trten 3niIhen $500 urb $3.50.
Ct. Qouts, 81. 0tar3. - Rtncoteb:
3ufubr 5000, Serien0ung feline; Bretis oorts
trten 3pii6en $3.50 uno $5.35.-Sametne
3uiubr 500, YerieuSung tetre; Breiie oart.
irten 3piihen IS. 80 uno $40. - Shaafe:
3uiubr 500, &erieubuug feline; 8reiie oart
irten sniiheu $3.50 uno $3.50.
Cat Qtbertp, Beuni,, 81. 0tIrS.-
&inopteb: 3uiubr 76, @erienoung 100;
4reiie pariirten 3niihen $500 uno $500
Shmetne: 3uiubr 1900, 8erieuOuu9 2200
9reiie onritrten 3ruii4en 81. 10 luo $4.30.-
Sdaaie: 3uiubr 400, SerIeFAUu9 1900
Yreiie pariirteu $l,5O Wnb $500;
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8tltaere Sabrpretie.

Ybtla6elp bIQ, Ya., 81. Wfa:S.
y8enniplpuuias Sabn"mir morgen ihre 6aarz
preiIe ;piiden 9tetp=Dor Ybllabelphia res
bu3lren. Sin limitirtes Billet erfer SlaIie
bon gtetpsgOrt mad Ytttsburs tofet tiinitigs
bin nur Si0.5O uu6 BON philadelphia mad
Yittsbur9 nur So. Sisber toftete elm BILLET
bon bier nod Yittsburs $40. Die 6abrprsiie
bon g8efen mad Often perben auf Die nduls
liden SetrGse berabseiegt, Inb auBerbem
pirb bic Sabu ibre Staten fir Sauieuo@
WeilensSillete auf alien ibren 2tnien Dltlih
BON Yittsburg uno Grie, Die Stem Serleper
0ipiiiOn auS9enommeu, BON SIS aut $50
rebusireu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
Der 6t!Smnrft.

9iem Dort, 81. 0tdr3. - 6OlgeliOe8
fno sic ShluBnotirlugen: gelo Oifnete 81
% uHo itlOB 5u q Broient. - Sterltngz
g&ed)ieI $4.87 - S4.8z4 ouf 60 Sage une
$4.8St-$4.885 uuf Sidt.-SunOes Sblls
gotioAeu: 3 pros. 1Oll! Al pros. 1929, 4 prog.
i26ss.- gltiien: 2toams' gTpreB 145, &enz
hal 4acific Al, Gbei.=Sblo III, grte PCS,
30. Qrior. GO, gafe=SbOre 82i, R.=9. Gem
ual 49, Nortbz z@e1ern 1913, 90. BrlOr. 1881,
gt.zO. Central 1921 ,Sbioz zRtFiiip9i 23t 90.
4rior. 90, Yitt5burg ISL, Re0eing 244,
Sod SSlano 125 ,lluiolsY Yacifc 4Tg g8eferuz
Linton G6{.
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MnrS TIM seIeftmnro.

Mlemp bis, Eenn., 81. 0tGr3. - gilbert
8ennett, Elm 4gent Der o0iebolo Saie &
2od-Gomp." purbe beute Dhttag bon eiuem
6rauen5immer, nit peldem er in mtloer Gbe
lebte unO nelfes inter Der bleitgen 0emt.
monoe Inttr oem 9iameu Soa 0teeo batauut
mar, eridOffen. @leia mad Der Shat idJOb
fif oas gGeib elbit uno liegt iebt i'm Sterz
ben. sic bieB eigeutlid 2aura Otag Yorter
unb fam nor 3pei S0bren BON Cincinnati
Liprhrr
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@ernnt,,,u tpEeser eutfanhett.

8tllcor, ari3r 81. Iar3. - General
@rOOt lam am leetan 0ontag 2benO ju Sort
8opie on, ua9oem er Geronimo unO Die
iibriger Npaden, melfe iid Turj uOrber err
gaben, Der GbbRt oe8 Gieuteuant8 Dtaua
iiberlafen bate. SOebeu 1T Die gtaGri6t
bier eingetrofi,u, 6aB Seroaimo nit 20 Srte=
gem unb me9reren g8eibern m6breuO Der
gia6t entflohan 1T. Otau glaubt, oaB er iid
oem SduptliHg Mungu5 unid)lieBen Mil.
2ieutenant Maus periolgt Die 6ludtliuge nit
elner QbtheAuna Sruppen.
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&urIe SabcIocpeidleu.
Sic llnterSrii6uus Ses ,,Star ano
GcraLOM In &ail0ma.

Panama, 81. Diar;. - Die 2(ufreguug
iiber bic llnterOriidung oes Sournol5 vStar
ano SeraIO" oauert fort. g5 fuo iegt 48
StunOen, ieit0em Die &ouiuln GrOteit ellis
legten, alletn Der FrOtcit if iomeit nttt be-
aftet porben. Suriteu erttdreu Den S4rttt
Der 9tegterung fir ungejeBlid.
(Spdter.) - pStar anS 0eralo" 1T inter
Sem 9itel nguening Telegram" uui'S gtene
eritienen, obHe baB iid Die 8e9terun9 eip.
midte. 9r. 2tuguf 3ruger tit ReOatteur
Ino 9erau9geber oe8 8Iatte5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
Sie GalpCrsGrpIoiion aaf Dem
Tit1ittiiS.

8arama, 81. MarI.-9te geiirige @rs
plOiiog III Gulebta am Blnama.&anal wur=
be bgrf einen 8itoleni9uB ueronloBt, mel
den Elm g8atter aui f1uber abIeuerte.
2lpBsr benz GdteBpuloer erpiOOirte aud cine
grOBe Graatitat 0pnamtt, im gan3eu ne,n
Gonneu. Ger GebensOeriuit ift niht 10 g.os
als iueri gemeIoet muroe, uub anftatt 3ebr
tQrIeu mar Iet]5 8erioueu um's gebeu.
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Sn,nrSfnfcI ein sserhred,ri,.

2Out8uille, Sp., 81. Dtar3. - 9iad
oem neuen @eiete tit ba8 6u3arOipiel ett
Serbreaen (6eloniel. Der uGaw ano Croers
Club" bat 6aber cen YoOliimmer"s s8efeern
gtoti5 Sugeben laTen, ouB ct Fe bel 6Ortiet.
5ung ibre3 9eruerbe5 auf @run6 0e5 ueuea
@eiebeS nerfnlnen fnerhe.
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slbfhaffuna Der stlaptret Il Snrtn

Gan 6ron5t8co, 81. W&ar;. - gon-
nutridten per 9ampier p9{i0 Saneiro" aus
SongsSOng meloeu, oaB oer S0nis uou Gurea
Die Stlauerei auigehObe.a hat. Gtau hGet,
b0B bic Salite Der 8emobner pOH gQyta
StlaUep wareu,
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Goblen= tsno Solsbof
8. Sarge & Snbncn,
cHsGbaIejtraBe uno ,untonz Sabr" uno @ds
Ronamentz uno AtSauttbitraBe.
"a eN{e n.

DO bit Br.ii, BON SoIt unb SobIen tesi aumdts
cnjanaen, bu feisen, rathsn mir uniersn 5rennoen
unb aanben, nd iest ibrsn BlnteroorT1t9 etnsuesen,
esn psIs lest i5ren 8Orratb etnIe9en, fUerSsn mir
Sirtsn Raba aebet. gBir finb beret, @ontratte iur
S.st ODER ipaters ablteferuns abtui5iessH.
bpiH Der Solts aor nd1t perdumen, bel obt9er Elrma
SorsrIpreden ober iene SsfeGuns burp bic yoft oOer
&elephon eintuIenoen.
AuTS Botertz Rarren u1p ,gBaaen brett in ben 9sr
p. S.-Da mir iest uniere SdsemdbIe II outsm
1ufonbe unb ftets trodenes 9eidstes TeIpatenes
finb 9unben, bel uns portuiprede sSnn mir nsrfnII,
fen ff.ts su ben 6intgfen pretisS. Igpril5-O
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9ie ,,&niabts oi eaber" IL 0anaOa.

. ltOn, 81. Wlar5.-N. u. Carlton, Ser
o@eneraI yecturer" Ger uSuigbtS Of EabOr,"
Der beute Uou eiaer ie6sp6tlgen 8Our Ourd
Canada Suridtebrte, ertlGrt, oaB oortielbf
Der SrOeu ser yRuigbtS Of yabor" in Den
Iebten 2&ofen eiuen rIefgeu Auiidmung ges
rommen babe. Su 9GmtltOu beiteben etwa
Y uno in &OrOntO % lotale AiiembIle5.
SrtdaiteH NIT 1900 bis 25OO 8emObuaru
baben etn bis orei N6embIieS. Si5 iebt be
febt III &OnaoQ mn eiue 0iitritt5 Nfemblp !;
Die ibrigeu nidlt Su Der 2,Btereu 9eb0renOeu
2lrbeiter Sr9annatiOn reiiortireu ben Der
@eneral &IemblD.
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WpmnrtIn,S Mranfhtit.

ScrantOn, Yenul., 81. IFdrj. -@rO5
meiter YomoerID, bon Den u3nigbt8 Of ga
bor," fam beute 10 trant aus gteW. Dort bier
all, Sab er in elmer 8utIte mad ieiner 28oh-
nung 9ebradt meroeu muBte. Gr leiOet nod
oil ben 6Olgen ieines tiirjliheH StuYeS mo
if auBerpem nit @elbut)t NIB einem Se=
idltuIr i'm liadeu bebGftet
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sinpere mrbstter stuaeIeaenhetttn.


III c q olu q, BeNnl.I II. MtQrj.- 9rel
Der 9r0Bten biefigeu @tgurrenfabrtteu iteuten
heute BEN @etrieb eiH, moourh 300 bls 400
glrbeiter beitdfttsung8lO5 meroen. AlS
baup.idtIider 9ruuo fir Die Betrteb3etu-
felung miro uugegeben, OaB bic Arbeiter,
nelfe gegenpGrttg 3u Der oGtgdrreumader
Union" geb0reu, ild ben o3ui3btS Of Yabor"
auitliebeu mijIien, bamtt Die @i9arreu nit
ben Gtltetten Labels leuer Sr9QnliatiOu
oerieben meroen t0nneu.
Yttt8burg, Benni., 81. Dtar3. Der
@u8itauo Der @oubutteure uno autiber Der
rg2eitero 9iercebahu yinie" III III @uoe.
Die Gompaguie bat fd berett erilart, hie
mooifiSirten &eOngungeu Der ySnigbtS Of
2abcr" aniunebmen.
Die Q0bne Der in oen ,@arnegicSs lluiouz
Giienwerteu" unqefellten 2lrbeiter pHr0eu
beute bon $1.2O auf $1.9j pro Sag uu0
oieituigeu Der 2lugefteuten III Der SdI6n=
ber9iten 6abrit I'm 12i Gents pro Sag ers
b0bt.
Die betannteu Seiiter uu8ge6ebuter StubIz
uuo Gteuperte, @ebr. GllUer & BbiQlp5,
brben Die g0bne ibrer 25OO 5ugel0bner ireis
mtlli9 nm 8 bis Is Bro3ent erb0ht.
gtew Dort, 81. Wtdr3.- Der 2lu8itan0
Der Mtantelma6er Cloak Makers bat nit
elmer Nieoerlage Der 4rbeittr geen0et. Die
Striter bei6loIieu, morgeu inter BEN alien
8eoiuguu9en on Die 2lrbeit 5urid 5u tebten.
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Ratft uno SoSIe.

2ioerpool, 81. 0idr;, 1890 Mittag8.
- Gaummoue: 0htteliorte SberldnOer ;
Ditto. giem= Sriean8 51yl6.- Die Sertduie
betrugen 10 600 Sallen, Spetulatiun II. 4u8=
fuhr 1000, 3uirbr 600.
gou0o 81. Mdr3. - Ser. Stauteu=
Sbligatiouen: 4-pro3. 128, Ditto 4t pro'.
1144. - 2ltticu: 2(.s@.z .zg8. Al, 90. ,. III,
@rie PCS 30. 902, N.=0. Geutral 1O5, Ya.=
@eutral 55, Sis. .-Genrai 143, 3eaoing 12t +,
Gon. Yucific esq, @tercan 90, ct. YauI
Snnn1nu Sqi
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6. u. Grtttetttom,
au. Gisentbamtr, Vr. 115, 6nItoH ztr.,
(Bn-I RensllDrf.

m- Or. Chalmers Settttnt.
tuT turirt 8p8pepTe, Wigrdne, Stdbiu4t,
G,oobrenuen unO ale geiOen, be laoronun.
qen i'm Mogeu entItummen. Sei yterUen-
ronfbeiteu lit fe ein5 Der befeu Wttel, Oa
fie iofortQe GtnOerung idaiit NIB in tnuer
3eit 6eilnno bepirtt. BreiS 81 Die 6las
i6e, 3u babeu bei Setb Q. 9auce
& COMP, gir. 1O8, Bea SaltimoreIras
So. (JtOU26 l2Iite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01

HSg 8trb es lid be3oblen?-9a
nobI be;oblt IS fdl, cine Shodltel Sauce
iher SuiiapariQells 8lHtpiaeu tets I'M 9auie
III baben, nm be gun;e 6amilie U0uis geiuuo
III erhalten. BreiS 25 Gents bic S9aatel.
gu baben bel Setb 9. 9ance s. Comp,
Dir. lO9, 8eN 8Gltimpreha5e (2SS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
WpwocrlMle Nonicreri mit t0nilIo.

geitrigen @ouferen3 swti6en oen Sertretern
Ser pSuig9ts Of @abor" uuo ben Seumteu
ser uIlif0uriz 4acifc. .Giieubabn" iteute 0r.
YOmberlp Die ibm 5ugeiWriebeue QteHBeruug
i'll 9breoe, oab -, 9oulo ibn alS Sertreter Der
rSuigbtS Of Qabor" anertannt uuo tbu ais
p@ranO Rater &Ortmau" augcreNet babe. H."
6r. YonoerlD iagte ierner, menn inn Oie
SabnbCamteu eiue 2iite Der Di1uner lieier-
ten, pelte nGbrenb beS Strife8 gtgentbum
Der Sobn9eieqidaft beidGOi9ten, 10 luerOe er
ite aus Der Organization Der u8nigbts Of Qas
Dor" uuSfoBen Iaiien.- Die 0t;t9lteber Der
@retutiozSebOro Der uSnigbts Of gabor"
reiifCn Inn llbr beute Na6mittag iiber Bbl-
InhPlnhin mndn at QnmiS oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01
Wnd, eli, 0o1npier icit9eiabrct,.

Newsgort, 81. 0tdrS. - Der DAM
pier y@apitaI @itp" BON Der "9artforo Giz
ME-" pei6er I'M Wiitteruaat bon Sapbroot,
Conn, bierber absiug, fubr balo buruuf wabs
renb zines bi6ten gtebels gu &pe=Sea9 fef
uub liest in etma ;p6lf 6uB tietem 8aiisr.
Die 8afiasiere fino bierber ans llfer beiSr.
bert tporben. 0tun bat nod nidt feitgsFeat,
oh bus 6abrseus i4ltmm bei4aOiSt 1T.
Srotbem es i9on lanse fein SebeimniB
mebr 1T, oaB bas beriibmte rSalpationzSel"
ale Glieberi6mer3eu, 8uuben ober Guets
{bun9en balSisft beilt, 10 bultsn mir es bod
fir unieTe Yfltft, bic auitRertiamteit oeS
8ubIitume auI oieies nuGberte1tas NitteI
gu leuteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01

6elOIennungeu, @eIdenfe II. I. tp. fir
Stern mernen prompt unh hiliis nur6 Ole
expedition nes ,Gorreippapenteg" mad
9euti@lana beIpret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01

6aussu, NO fir etnen impOrtirten @e9enfanO
EN- Eo nadl benz 9Sertb oefielben rltteuber
sou 81 be5dblen 1T, bieie Steuer mad oem
ttpa1l@Dltden 0tarttmertb ODER @ugrospreiIe
oeS Srtrtitels oil oem Srte, BON no berIelbe
ef4ortirt purre, bemeiien meroen oQte.
SgdlieBlid) miro empio5len oaB fir Die 4nz
Ybietung reip. Die Nnnubme BON 8efted)un9en
fSeltens 3ollbeamten angenlefieue Strafen
GuageieBt peroen.
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sienferotte in sApttIamS.

Glasgow, 81. Ntar3. - 5H 6olge Oe5
Strite8 in oen belgihen &eraUertSoiitritten
1T Der beIge @iienmartt oOlltIu0ig OemOra-
lifrt. 9ioRetien wurbe geiteru 81 $1O.25
notirt. SEQ. MtUrrap, emer Der oeoeuteHoz
fen bieIigen Giienbdu0Ier, bat init iebr bO=
ben &erbtnolidteiten iauirt; er Ohertrt lei.
nen 9lGubigeru 80 Yro;ent. Sin peiterer
&anterott i'm Gtieubanoel tpuroe an9etiiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-01

9onbon, 81. Mdr;. - gine SOblenOls
@rplOfOu ereianete fd beute AM SorN eines
Stlifes bel Satu, IuBIanb. 0as 6ahrjeu9
lpurbe iaff total serf0rt, uno Die 9aniegtanns
ld]Glt, 13 all Ser 3abl, fam um'S 4eben.