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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
OInnerintt ntt gSerIfn

Ct. 2ouis, 6. Ausuf.-Das bier Oer0iz
feutlidte Slatt u@OmmerciO bel Safe" briu9t
cine @orreiponoens ans Der StaOt DteTitO,
mad mel6em Fd5 bic 8rdfOenten uHS grs
BrGfbenten Der centralameritaHti6eH 0fes
publiten SalOabOr, gticarugua, 5OnOuras,
@ofta Silica uRo Guatemala in Der erpdbnten
Gtabt befinben unO nit etnem Blame 3ur
Sereiniguug ieuer Staaten IN cine @Oui0oez
ration un6 eUentueuen anidIuB berielben o.,
bic mertfanihe Republif beitdftiat finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
SSn gtmerbeit.

Nem' 'YOrt, 6. Nu9uf. - Die Qqentsn
be8 ggiOrbreutiden glo6b0 baben nod, teiue
gia6ridten BON benz lett mebreren Eaaeu
fdutgen 9ampier g8erra." 5ie erIldren,
fie begten burtau8 feline 8eioraniiie nm Die
St4erhett ees 6abr5eu9s. Se6euiaQ8 lei Die
g8eue 9ebrod1en unO Der Dampfer ieet inter
Seael bierber unterpeas.
Stem 9ort, 7. &uguf, l llbr friib. -
Ser beute angetOmmene 9nmpier ,,State Of
alabama" traf um 4. Iusuf bic ,,Berra, +"
Seren gSele 9ebrO6en mar, i'm S6lepptau
zines 9ampferS Der ,,WOnnr6 2inie,H Der
na6 8ofton untermegs mar. 4m 8or0 Der
Sierra" mar 4lleS mohl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
Grnotf. .2IM Siidifetf ftf 9frbrnsfn.

Smabu q, Rebr., 6. ausuf.-9ie 9taiSs
ernbte in Nebrusfa pirb 0rei Siertel SeS &C.
pObuliden Srtra9es er9eben, 9erfe 1T I'M
gepUbnIidl proSuttiO. Der Bai3euertrag be-
trd9t minoeftens Is 8uitel per older, oafer
febt gut. 9as pilbe @ras bat am Reiften
gelitten, aber ba8 geidte @ra8 febt iebr
id6n. SIN aagemelnen Tub bic 5urlHer
nobl 3ufrie6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
GtnwdnSs eegen ELECTROMAGNETIC.
@eiek.

6 bicago, 6. 4uguit. - Die bieFgen
gutterins unb Sleomar9arin 6abrifantan
bielten beute cine @onfereH3 un0 beiprahen
bic mutbmuBlthen 28irfuugen Oes fiir3iib
anaencmmenen Gleomargartn.9 9eiebes. @s
purSe bei6Iofen, baB Die 8erfafungsmdBig.
teit bes @eietes Dor benz SberbuuOesgerigt
ouf bic 9robe qeifeut tperSeu iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
WepnItittntt n1tf Fan 9outtttd 0

9aoanna, G. au9uf.- .-Iadriaten aus
4orto BlutO, Can Domingo, bts gum "a.
b. Ut. Intermittent @erit4te iiber cine 0ieoo
luton i'm Sunern iener 6epubliF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
scr tDOte gtaatSnt0tttt.

0onters, N..g., C. Gugnt.-9te 8or=
bereitungen fir bic auf morgen anberaumte
8eertignng Samuel $. Etl6en's mereeu 10
raid, als rnDalid), beenoet. 4rbeiter fno
beute bamtt bei6dfti9t, bic ueridiebeuen3in
mer nit idpar3em 8ai6mir 3u Oraplreu.
3a8 @inbaliamiren Ser lleberrefte mar iebr
triolgre6 uu6 bic @efdtsjii9e bes SoOteH
chen 70 frieolid unS natiirlid aus, als Oh er
m lrieblihen S6lummer ldge. Die biefgen
@eihGitsleute babeH beidlOfen, ibre 2Otale
norgen pGbrenb oes 2ei9engottesOtenites III
GlteBen. Der Stabtratb BON Doufer8 bat
8eiIeioss 8ei6lEiie an9enommen uHo miro
nobrIdeinli9 nebf Dem 9ta9or ben 2ei4en,
&eremonie'n beitpDbnen.
grdTStnt CLEVELAND tpobnt Der seerOtsuas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
grdTStHt GIspeIan3 ipobut Oct SeerOtsuaa

8afbin9tOu, 8. g., c. au9uf. De
8rdfbent, &iiegsieiretGr @nbtcott un0 Bl.z
natiefretGr lamont reiten beute QbenO bon
bier mad gtep-0ort ab, nm Der 8eerbiguug
Sam(, g. Sil0en'6 bei3umobueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

EG= Die 9eier oe8 Corr rperoeu aui
cine in Der bsutigeu Summer bieieS SlatteS
erihieueHe ln3ejge Der pytatt0n Is@ IL
tuners Dieats@ Comp" autmertlam
gemo6t, peIdbe a1e Sorten 0On 6leti4 81
be0enten0 berabgelesten Preiien Ofiertrt. Die
GOmpnshie bsIB nidlt peuiger, ais lOsaeerr
Die iiber Die gun5e StaOt Serfreut lle9eu, uno
bietet in 6eniel6en benSepObuernB Baltimore 9
iopobl ale 2Irteu Don Sleiidr pte aud
Gdmalj uHo Sped III Breiieu an, nslte Cd
and bem rpeniger 8emittelten erm6glt9eHl
fi] bes Geiteren ben @enuB eiues BrateHs
ODER iaftigen Stiides Guppenaetia 81 9oH.
neu. Die Breiie Oariiren ie mad @ute oefs
Sleiides stpliaen uno IA Gents, mabrenf
B6teI. 9iino ofleiih unb Suppeniletib laoH 81
unb Gents oos Bfune abgegeben neroen
g3ie aus Der gln5eige eriiatIi4, iiHo bic 43reilt
0urd]geben6s nieoriger, ais anoermarts
6auptgeibditsiiibrer Der @ompa8Hle TT pr
3. SummouN, jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

R9 Sn 5ru. 8. @leidmauu' s
Sommergarteu, Scr. %, SiiOs&utam. :,
nnbe 2OmbOros sStraBe, gibt'8 bente Ab5no
0ortrefilifle 10 ffreih II DE gttlttars
W Il :" 0as betreffenoe UtHItcOrp5 1T Ilr
bic ganSe 8ode eHgagrt unb miro bic Safe
6es 6rn. gleidmaun in befien anmut1tg
bergeridteten @arteu nit benz geoiegeueH
&ortrage Der beifen gou3ertfiife erreuen.
9ie gehienung acknowledgements 1T prompt,
Der gEirth 3u0ortommeno, uHO frlite er=
quideuee @etrante ftebeu aue5eit 81 0leHTtsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
GS Hnrh

beute iIilt. ilrb naa II ubr, afbtrt, S0bnher bon
Sha.les Z. uEO Senliete Srad, i'm Borten Glter pom
Nonaten urb II Sa9en. Sreunoen ulO Strs
Danoten Ter 6amllie Dies Bur Ra5liht.
l1eS) pic ttauern0eu @ltCrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
gr. Raowag'sSarra -RrloIgGal
afr arDEe g3iutretuieer,

1ar GeiIuue djruniiBer geiDen, Oh itropBaI5s
let, nUgctrtter cDcr aliteGeHotr &srt.
ghoufitcu gl6eumat5mus, Strogben, tro5tnes
6Hnen, ugb5arti8e gcioen, Gun8en6lutungen, Dqss
psr7e, Udieriges @aitoBeu, @lbhwdmm, Gee
ituulife, SGitiyanfheit Bitt, ZGaIieriuGt, 8Jouz
uitis, SaUn6iUtt. Sur 0eluug 0oH
9atttfrailfDettCtt,
Nusiiiag in @eitdt uu6 aui 6em H0rpeL 55nueuS
Eufglu. SulsduB, Qlten gBuubcn uub @eibDurtu
u6trt,fit 5r. glaDDea'B SariapariutauzJ3es
fUlpCut ale aH6lren 6ellmiiid @rreiHtgt 6as SLUT
fglt bic geIuubbeit un6 biz 8rdite pleoer her uHb
giebt Sebeunaun cine Hare 3aut uuo cine i4oRe 9es
fatsiGy5e.
2e6erIetoctl II. I. 10.
Das Zafiapartuiau- RfiOIbeRt Gbertrifft nit
uuJ ale Nr3Uaen in Der peiIuu9 1ronjlter itrop9us
l6isr, couftutoHeler uub 6duttraniheiteu; Is ID
aud Sa5 gtn8ige DirtlIte SeilmtteI 99geu
9iteteHs ttnO Blafenletoea,
6arns uuO Observation-Disclosures R,rensrss,
9U1erbaUrubr, BaisJiuht, Stofung bes Trims
UHDiliurldeS ZBnhgrlaiien. Brig6tihe Htdnt4cis
albumnuria mo IN allen T1len, In oeuen i'm URN
lilQelfaubaItt9e ebgrihldge o0rhuUoeu uos o3er IN
6tuen er otd, Dolti9 NIT eiuu5arti9eu Subta1FH
ooer nit 5dbgH ME uoH UciBetSii6e asmt1t u o6eT
siH trrntbnitee, bunfe5, gal8ss Huseben uHo mriBe
teume6l=JtebeIihldae bat, uno IN benen nan
bEt'W g9aNeIdiieu elm Sshen uno Brenuen ihhu
uu6 ShmeBen i'm gyeu5 IN On ben yeuoen osripurt.
gu BADEN bci 8potbstIn Brais etH Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

EG| Ger yRdfers8ereiu q I. 8"
feiert Woutag iein iedsteS iabrlides SAINT
lienieif i'm 5UuerpOgt'i den y arte
Al 6iablanbtomn 8a8 Somite bat e5 fi9
ausslsgeu iein lnfien. iiir IlHterbaltungeu fir
alt uno Sung au iorgen uno oes Cages
Breuben SeOem { i Bltd 81 MAIDEN.
ny pie SouHta98i9ule Der
erfeu beutideu ebangeItf9eu
GemeiEbe { CBafor GoHrabD BON gaferI.
Quenue begebt giontag i'm 9outs
RHtb 'iden Barrie an Der 8elair= Roao
Elm Iduolides 6ef, befeu Grtraa fiir 8ers
id6uerlu9 Der STRIDE uno BeibaIiung elmer
ueueH Sr9el beiitmmt 1T. Sdou oes lobenS.
nertbes 3medes balber osroieRt 0as Inter
uebmen aaieillg rege unterfiisuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

utt6 idlafft bei FOLDER gerueubuua raide
EtHteruug IN allen SdQeH, in benen Sdme.
lel6ocer aHge3ei9t Tub, iute bel Rbeumas
llsuLs, @idlt, SenOeHmeb, 6iIitmeb, Sal3s
tIuB, Glsd]ten, SrdBe uHO ieSer 6rauibeit,
5egen melae Ae3te . dmefel in irgeuO
etHer 6orm emPiebleu.
GIetn's S@tptfeIfetfe III iebt oa8 30.
pulaTFe betaunte NIittel bel Brii b.,
graiIemuuocu, %errentuugcu, QuetIhs
nno Sdntttberietuugeu, S9uer3eu unS
Ste6en geiUoroeH.
sic tettttGt iauber uub aeIuuO unO pirb
bel Der SOilette unierar feiufcu @eIeQidaft
gebrautt,
SBr @ebtatsG1 lit am 4Gakc, potulmer
uHo mennIumer Setfe trgenb peld]er Qrt
uberbaupt gebrautt UerOen ioQte; oa iie
Ieood gro6e 6etieigeHlhafteH beFbt, 10
itetgeru lid} Die aus ihrer aleemeinen Qus
nenoung ermah'enoGu SOrtbeile ums
Sunoertiade.
sic ut eEa aru6cS DeShlfi3trer ber
PCgou, Der 8Lctoer, beS 8ettjeugea uiw.S
MttBiH elue 59uBDl4r i'm 9auie gegeH
<AAt4NAA4tSs
Sic 0trTd1retbctt Die aer3te, uuo Oas
GubIitum iHOOiFrt ie.
Gle tf in iebem tpoblgeorOueten 6auss
balte Sum Seoiirfniiie gemOroeu, Uuo ais Der
billig1e @eiunbbeits 8eiGroerer, Der benz
&Olfe befanut 1T, ioute 0Gentl'S 56tpes
fclIetfe BON ieoem gtanne, ieoer Srau unS
leOem 6juoe in amerita augeueu6et uub
gut au9 ep euoet nerbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
Gtu 7ebu Sebre aItes @eihwhr ina gisrjtod
furrt bUr1
TT. GaDUnp'b Geilmtttel.

Gtu 1ebu Sabre aItes @ei9mitr ina @teEttod
furiri blrb
TT. GaOpaH's GeiImittel.
TT. RaOwas & SOAP, Rr. 81. gsarrsHar.
9t. 0aOluAD'S BtQem.
8as berlbmts gebers un6 Tas,u6eitmiitsl surF eis
lung ouer IlageHz, Geberz, @eoimf, yiitreHs, Bloc
ieHz uno YerDsHleiben, Appedpofgtett, sopfihmTs
hCu, BgIftopfuua, Nnpe0Gulbteit, bJ.i0lgr Seioeu,
BtebeI, unterleib5enAln0uns, 5dmouboi6en uHo
oueT Storungen hsr @ingeDebl Rein 0egetobilt1,
ieine spur BON Gue6N6er, VtneIallsH oosE ladell'
den SrogueH,
gTsis rs Gents Die EtaIts. Bel alien aVOt5aisTn
Bu babeu,
SBspepfteI
Er. Ra0wa9'B giuen fu6 sin ttsTss p5t.s JBi
gegen bigil5 gejoeu. ztI ftl9n ot syaEe oes 30
qens uie6gr Der uuo icteu tAn u Stauo, lE.ne guI
hOneu uusuhbeH. Tie Spmptome otr OQspsgNL
rerlhninben unb mt tbneu be Nti9un9 - NO. -
mrs I'd Rrantbeiitu suBuNe9eH. 9eUfauUe g,s ~
| Ble6isin uat5 Borihrt uno beabtt' mas ] w t'
| Vaobr titp 1yaITdh" Iber Siat 81 la9tu lloe'5.
sz-GHidg cine SrigiNurie an DL. 9AoDe9 y
| Gonna Ylr 80, gEnrreuhraBe, Htp'goLIf HAo iO't
| ibidfu EJr g9nbt unO Watldl. 81. mem.
DRats taBfg RRE Raotpaa o. C3stSa~'O-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
N}GlQria
tt ibrcu 0ati6isoeaasti8eu 8orHeu,
hibiacs nnb iaItC9 Hirbcr.

Sc oisbt fein bgilmitttl In Oer gBet, Uebes biBis
aes uuo faltCs 5Fteber uuo ale anoereH maiurts
ihen @aucus, ZAarlndJ=, SBpbus=, eelbes unb
au6ere fFieber nit bGlie ron RaOpGn'B WtueH
70 IhneG butt als RnDpNBs MeaOHzRelicY.
lyreis so Cents, 5u BADEN be uQeH NpOtbeiern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
antse RabeIOepeideu.

- -8Iuigjn Siftoria bat siuan 2crbeertran},
melder nIf tn8 @rab Srau, 2i8jt8 getegi
nerOen fol-, mad 8apreutb geidids.
- Sic bon Surna in Gouituutiuopel an.
IangGnbeH 3aupier milien fiiui Gage Cua.
routdHe beftbeu, I'm b0S GiEibleppeH 0el
&bOlera 3u UemeiOeu.
- Sberit 8obert allen, pether DdbreuC
Oe5 Eiir9erfrieges ais raIzQuartternet:
fer in Der Qrmee Der Ser. StaateH IuH9irte
ift ju SEM in Der S6mei5 geitOrben.
- Sin gei1lider, glameuS 5in'apioH
SetIetdr Der Colonial and Continental
Church Society,"" if in 2OHOoH 8ur CAB.
lung Uon $4,000 SaabeneriaB an ben aaui
mann @oOticn, nit oefeu 6rau er gbsbrHf
be9ing, Oerurtbeilt tporoen. &OOton bat etnt
Smsi0una pon leiner GraH erpiGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
Rasiia auf einsn auardbtItens aEupfptnGeI
ia Gamburg.

Samburg, 6. Qu9uf.-9ie hieTQe 90
li5ei Alatte geiern Qbenb cine 0iaJ3ta dui
cine ocu SoSinlileu IreQuentirte SeusrmirTbs
idGft, in melder gera0e eIue So5ialifteupers
lammlHug im @ange mar. GIe Striamm
lung .JurOe aufgel6lt, uuo cine 6auSiu9uug
erg6b, 6us 6a8 Qotal baS Sauptquarlter Der
erllemften Slaiie BON Soiialifteu mar. So
lpuroeu 8otumente aufgeiunosH, wel6e Die
@IiitauB etuer III alien 39eileH Deuti4lau0 5,
@nqIano's uHO SO1ano'S oeripeigten gebeis
men @eieuibaft bepeiieu. 2iHBerOem faH5
man Subiriptiorslilten, 9teanungeu uuo
8lieie, our9 nelte Die POli3ti Uielel IRits
qlie6ern Der @eleuidaft aAi Die Spur tam.
jn Solge Der gemadten @ntOedungeu murz
ben att Der i'm Goial aHueieHOeH 4nar4itan
infnrt herhnftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

Brau epImc2 rtersparS.ge GefHitfpu osr
geStntunG oes ESoEtsS anaraie. - 8Ie
Die 94nar6iiten oer 29upegoumo BON @e.
tpaIt ppppHireH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

Buris, 6. Au9utt. - pr. be &eliep8 bat
elm ueues @irtular an Die AltiOudre oes Bas
uomatanals erlafeH. @r eriIdrt in Oemie',
ben, oa6 iiber 100000 QlitiOndre bereil8
$500 aftien Der ueuen 4nleibe ge3e,huet
bobeu. Ser @irettiOnsratb Der BaHamaias
nul-@eielidaft bat aui SOridlug Oes 6-n.
be QsfepS beidlOfen, ale meme attten, Gle
nidt brett bonn 4ubIItum ge5eiAHet werOeH,
Al annuureH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
46. Sabrgarg.
NinDfeti9!
NinOfeii0!
Jtationa( Con(umGrs' Jl(Gat=Comp.

bat id H fir aes Sins sqmm g46sn8e4 g8I I@nNfa9 @auFs4
Ieoer beoeno
men 8etnoeraufs.gaben 6Idi4 &C. gu i0senOen guisn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
SGwcfef-9aS

Gle mu6t Elm prddtiges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

&om, G. Guguf. - RonfguOr gauntets
Ii, Der pdphltte ytuntiuS gu Qifabou, if bier
ongetummen. @r iou in elmer ipe5ieleu U(iis
fon oil bic frau56Fide 9tegierung mad Bars
qeidjidt merqeH. - 0torquls 5ienq hate
{Gr3lib cine @oniereu5 nit oem 5iirteH Bis.
mQrd in 8e3ug anf bic @rnennung etues
hS.-ilIiher1 lh111ttma fr 6 him
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07

9Ortt, G. glu9uf. - Die 5autigen GbOlez
raberidte ergebeu 6olgenOe8: Elieft 5 grs
troutungsn, EOoesi0le; 8aDeuHa % grz
irautun9en, 9 9OOesidGe; geneOig 5 grz
franiungau, Gooe8iaLl; SerOua 10 @rtraH.
tungen, 3 TooeSidle; Bologna q grtraH=
tungen, y 3obeSi6Qe; in allen an0eren in
fiStrten Srten 76 grtruntuugeu, p EoOe8=
FTUa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
Sic gIHaire 5austta8GuEai.

Is len, 6. AuguF.-br. Gl85ar 0Gr M
gariide Yremier, bate gu SiAl cine NuOi,
sn1 bel bem &aiier 6ran5 5Ciep9 IN 8e3p"
nur bic Ghaire SGnslis8pulat. Der Sdtier
bat ueripro6en, eiueu 8rtei an bic llugarh
gu idreibCu uno ieiu Sorgeben in Der 2lHgez
Ieg,n9eit auf iOldJe gSeiie gu erfldreu, oaB
bu8 Uerlsste giaitOualgeiGb! Der Itaggareu
herlHhnt mlrh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
@GropGiI1e GabelberiGte.
@n8IanSunS fetne 3oGOnte'a.
Gorb 5urtiu9tOus gnHuFuug Der Strips IN
groBbritauuicH.

S;Emet mebr GeiIeretcn in Seliaf. - Gatier
8rani Sptsph mHk Den NGgHareH R'b'
btf.e ieiiteH.-3ts 8iHau6en Oes VGnama
SanaIs. - Sesta!,iea gerbGienussH tn
&ambHrG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
gRfrrf,r In @frntn

Qonbou 6. Quguf. 49, Su 8trma herr.
iheu ieit Ser brttiiheu occupation ienes Can.
oes bCitan0ige gGirrau, uuO Die britid dziuot
ite Reaerung bat 6aber jeBt bei5lOfieu, ben
Sberbeiebl in ieuem Qunbe benz @euelo.z
0luior Cir 6erbert @tcPberiOu, biSberigeu
Gberccmmaubeurin MaOra5 ,au3uoertrauen.
EiinItauIeno Siam Sruppeu uuo 1000 goliz
5ifteu ioQen aus Snbieu mad Brma geI6iGt
per.er, nm bic Sniurgenteu gu itbermGltiz
Gen, io6alo fiiblere9 8etter eintritt uuo milf
tartIte Sene9uHgen it4 au5iiibreu lafeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-07
SaIisburD uuO Btsmar6,

SerItnl 6, Nuguf.-0em yG0geblatt"
5uiOlse if S,r &i0iau u. 28bite, Der britts
ide @eiauote on GumGnien, BON gudaref
mad @afeiu abgeraift. Dtau uernlut9et, oaB
er bonn gtar1uls Salisbury NIT elmer Yiijs
fou an 9ismard, pel6er iitb bel oeH &aiier
in Gaffein befinaPt. betrnut mnrhen Ii.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-07-28

The Democrats have been accustomed
in certain wards in the city Of Nash.
vile, where the facilities for fraud
were great, to appoint only members
of their own party. They attempted
to carry out the same policy in pre-.
pairing for the election for supreme
judges, which takes place next Thurs
day. The Republicans, however, car
ried the case into court and compelled
the sheriff to revise his list of election
judges and give both parties equal
representation. Such an exhibition
of courage strengthens the hope that
the claim of the Tennessee Republi.
cans that they can carry the state is
based on something more than mere
boasting. Let the Republicans else.
where in the South follow this example.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-07-28
Notice of Application for
Charter.

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ton will he made to the Governor of the
State of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa,
on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1886, at 2
o'clock, p. m. of said day, or as soon there
alter as may be, under the act of Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA, entitled, can Act to Provide for the
Incorporation and Regulation of Certain
Corporations" approved April 20, 1874.
and the supplements thereto, for the char
ter Of an intended corporation, to be call
ed Excelsior Pipe Line Company, :"
whose character and object shall be the
transporting and shipping of petroleum.
for the public, from the oil producing ter
rltory of Nenango, Clarion, Butler, Wash.
ington, Forest and Warren Counties.
pennsylvania, to storage tanks and points
within said State, and the storing and in
surfing of such petroleum, and for these
purposes to lay down, construct and main
tain pipes, ETC., and have, possess and en-
joy all the rights, benefits and privileges
of said Act of Assembly and its supple
ments. The principle office or place of
business of said corporation viii be at
OIL City, Venango County, PENNSYLVANIA.
The names of five of the subscribers to
the capital stock of said corporation are :
+. ID. GUNNER,
r. G. LAMBERTON,
G. A. HOTCHKISS,
JOHN SCH WARTZ,
j. E. BICKNELL.
ASH IL CAREY, Solicitors.
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commission by the governmet that
picture has hung on The east wall of
the Senate library committee room.
The committee had not determined
where to hang it permanently. Mon.
day the painting fell with a crash, and
upon striking the floor swayed over,
one edge resting upon the committee
table. The frame was utterly demol-
ished by the fall, but the painting
itself escaped injury. Had the com
mittee been in session at the time of
the fall one or two Of its members
would either have been killed or badly
injured. A new frame will be order
ed at once.
The House committee on agricul.
ture yesterday reported favorably the
resolutions introduced in the House
last Monday by Mr.. Swinburn direct
ing the commissioner of agriculture to
submit to Congress within ten days a
detailed statement of the names Of
owners of herds of cattle infected with
pleuro pneumonia; what proportion
of the l, ZOO cattle reported to be in.
fected have died, and what measures
have been adopted to prevent the
spread of the disease, and as much in.
formation on the subject rs can be
furnished within the timo specified.
t.
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The conviction and punishment of
the Chicago Anarchists have seemed
beyond doubt from the very start but
no one anticipated such an overwhelm-
ing array of testimony against them
as that brought forward by the pros
ecution. Nothing less than a miracle
can save them now. Their incendiary
utterances alone entitled them to pun
ishment, but their use of bombs, poi
soned daggers and other foul means
doubly entities them to the worst fate
possible under the law.
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THE man who was arrested in AL.
bany on Thursday for following the
President around turns out to be a
harmless crank who wanted to be ap.
pointed postmaster of his town. The
President ought to be accustomed to
this sort of thing by this time. If
every harmless crank who wants to be
appointed postmaster could be arrest.
ed it would no doubt add to the Presi-
dents personal comfort, but it would
make tremendous hole in the Demo.
cratic party.-PbiIG. Press.
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IT is interesting to note that at AL.
bany Friday last, while the applause
for the President was "sincere and EN-.
phatic," that for Governor Hill was
"vociferous and almost continuous" /"
The ladies favored the President, while
the men preferred to cheer for the
Governor. Cleveland occasionally
raised his hat, while Hill sat and re.
ceived the applause in silence, which
provoked a street urchin to yell,
'Why don't you take off your hat
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THE New York World says that
many dealer who places a $40 ad.
vertisement in his village paper be.
grudges his investment, when it is
worth double to him what he pays for
it. Advertising rates in city papers
would astonish such business men.
One column in the Chicago Tribune
costs the advertiser $4,000. The
New York Herald receives for its low.
est price column $99, 1868, and for its
highest $54,89O. The New York
Tribune for the lowest $29,754, and
for the highest $S5,e4S, and these
papers it is stated never lack for ad.
vertisements to fill their columns
And still there are lots of people who
wonder why country newspaper can
not be furnished to subscribers at as
low price as the great dailies are
sold for. .-Mail