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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

The largest yGtlety, tho latest styles and
cheapest tfunkb a John II. Halls, liSS
Main llteot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
EXEoUTOR's SALE.
ZOE @eut.

TOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE NO,
Brues. Enquire Rt 1lS2 Main ltrCtt, or on lhC
DfOmiHe1, Rn1H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
CTOOKs FOR SALE.

Foh SAlAE'
70 Shares Standard Iron Works,
Is shares Hyllaire Nail Mil,
IS shares Junction Nail MIL,
Is Shares Peabody Insurance ConpAuy.
Shares FRANKLIN Insurance COMPANY.
shares Exchange hank,
!. IRWIN, Stock Broker,
sel5 No, u Twelfth st,eet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v IN WELLsBURG, IltuAte on corner lnSS
aud Yankee streets, opposite r., WA III. GcSot
Lot bSxl20 feet, Good buildings. HOn:e al N
rooms ana StoTeroomi also ANAL tenant hOu,e Il
two rooms ena Kitchen In rear, II sold leiorS
selling, want To- 90 west Call gu or AddIF,S u
ARMSfRUNG, v ellsbuER W. Va, All"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

No bad effects from q fail on The loo h
you use 81. Iaeobs OIL. Price, fifty centa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
NArunAL aAs MArrEns.
The Fluid for Lighting Various Gas New
Itnma.

The Fluid for Lighting Various Gas News
Items.
The officers Of the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company gave an exhibition las
night at their Office on Fourteenth atreeI
Of the lighting capacity Of natural gal
with the slemens.Lungren lamp, the Cor
don lamp and the Campbell burner. A
number Of manufacturers from over the
river, were present, and among them
Mr.. Glessner, Of the Laushlin
mill, Mr.. Graham, Of the Standard
Mr.. Tallman, Of the Aetna, and Mr..
Miller, Of the Buckeye Glass Works. They
were much interested and pleased. The
difference in the lighting capacity OF nat.
ural gas from the Company's pipes and ar.
tiaCial gas from the city'S works, was not
perceptible. The manufacturers across
the river are going largely into the light.
ing Of their works with the gas. For OF.
fees or enclosed places the siemens.L un.
gren light, such as used in the IHTRLLt-
|GENCRR editorial rooms, Ia used, but for
exposed places the Gordon lamp is suita.
Bile, as It II is not affected by the weather.
all the light last night was furnished with
only two ounces pressure in the pipes.
The Wheeling company yesterday re-
covered the tools from its HARRISON well
No. 4, for which they have been fishing
sixty days.
"Fhe Standard mill Is running every de.
partment with natural gas, with only two
ounces pressure, and 10 now heating sheet
iron In ten minutes, whereas thirty min.
utes were required when coal was used
aS O fuel.
o. v. Criswell, q non.in.law Of Mr.,
Gehring, whose land near Valley Grove
was last week leased by DR.. HaElett and
Mr.. VIII Hearne for the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company, deserves the credit
for discovering the signs oil surface gas
along the run, and demonstrating
that II was gas. He also found gas escap.
Ing through the water In O well dug 10
supply Sawmill with water.
Piumed Knights Going to Pittsburgh:
Several Of the plumed Knights, the
famous Republican marching club Of the
last campaign, are contemplating a trip tn
Pittsburgh next Saturday afternoon, To
attend the grand opening Of the State
campaign that evening, under the auspices
Of the Americug CLUB. General Logan,
General Beaver and other noted Republic
can leaders are 10 be present 10 address
the boys, there ID 10 DO music,
both vocal and instrumental, and q grand
Jubilee generally. The Ameticus 70 The
club that 90 handsomely entertained the
knights on the occabion Of their visit
there during the last campaign, when the
great daylight demonstration took place,
y was the guest Of the Knlghla d The
time General Logan was here. The
waftnesI feeling exists between the two
CLUBS, and the Wheeling boys, II they 10
up, will undoubtedly DO WARMLY received,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
EoR SALE.

FOR SALE,
That Ono Family Horse, and fast Parcr, oGuy
Dam" Reason for selling, owner Il VOIns from
home and has no further us0 for lin,
Apply at Livery Stable Of
septic ROBERT LUKE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

The general headquarters Of the officers
and secretary Of the Tri.state Reunion
will be OF 1918 Market Street. The head
quarters Of the West Virginia soldiers will
be in the old Market Hall, corner Of Tenth
and Market Streets. The headquarters
for Ohio soldiers will be in Knights Of st.
George Hall, corner Of Fifteenth and Mar.
ket Streets. Headquarters for Pennsyl.
vania soldiers, in the Capitol rink, cor.
ner OF Sixteenth and Market Streets.
Headquarters for ex.prisoners OF war,
the old dining room at the Mcclure
HouHe.
The headquarters Of the Grand Army
Post Commanders will be at the st. James
Hotel parlors.
The First Virginia Volunteer Infantry
will hold their meeting for the purpose Of
reorganization in the Capital rink on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The following were appointed "a o Tecep.
ton committee, who will be at the trains
to receive and Escort the visiting com.
rades and delegations 10 the respective
headquarters:
Edward Robertson, chairman; David
G. Morgan, w. H. Halter, Alexander
Frew, John Walton, James Waiter,
Charles II. Watkins, Thomas H. Walton,
Hugh Sterling, NJ. L. Wright.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
nor sALEIO ULOsL an EsIATE

Tho following Lots on Wheeling Island telOp,
Ing 70 Ne esta!e o. ne late VIM. Mccoy, VII: '-A
Lots No, 50 and 80 on York street.
Lots No. ", 100 and lQi on YlEgiuiA fleet
Lots No. l0l, l06, ITO aud III on Hursn lima,
Lots No, ~, 10 and lSg on WGbGSh GLrret
Lot No, ~ on Water Ht,eet.
Ru29 W, v, H0aE & BRO, 1900 MArirtH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21
TnE MARsnA1s op rnE pAY,

Col. William B. Curtis was unanimous.
ly chosen Marshal Of the Day, with the
following Aides.de.Camp: Col, Hugh
Sterling, Col. VIM. II. Travis, Col. ]. +,
Oharlesworth, Maj. Thos. II. Norton,
Capt VIM. Barry, Lieut.. Jno. B. 0ald'
we'll, ]. NJ. Gonter, Sam'l Brukaker, Alex,
Frew, Lieut.. F. o. Robinson, L. T. Busby
and G. w. BaggS.
The Marshall will be designated by
wearing q red sash, and the Aides by blue
BaShea.
A book was ordered 10 be provided 10
register the names and addresses Of oil
visiting soldiers. This will be left at q
prominent place, Of which further notice
will be given. The badges will not BIO
distributed until Thursday morning, when
the soldiers are in line, and no one will be
admitted To the dinner table without q
badge. Any persons except soldiers
found wearing them will DO elected from
the grounds. All soldiers and members
Of the Relief Corps wearing the badge,
90 well 90 the ladies belonging 10 the 9th.
or committees, will BIO passed over the
pontoon bridge free also oil Boldleis wear.
Ing badges.
II 10 requested that while the proceesion
10 on the streets, citizens will Try and keep
their wagons oil the route 40 much 90
possible.
The extreme right Of the procesBion will
DO occupied BY che awkward squad, con.
BiBting Of oil the committee who have
been working for the Ti.StAte Reunion
with the exception Of the dinner commit.
tee. They will be ably commanded by
Charles II. 0dbert, who will put them
through an exhibition drill on the Pablo
Square. Everything 10 about arranged for
o complete atiUoeBg, and Il 10 hoped the
citizens will respond by decorating their
houses and places Of business,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-21
NOTICE

AR JOSEPH SMITH WILL RUN FOR
MI Representative for his district, North ko-
hala, Hawaii N>VdS"u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-21
G. ". MaefaiIane 4 Co., Agents.
The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works
Corner of Baale and Howard streets,

Corner of Be2le ana HOWARD SteetSt
SAN FRANCISCO. ~.. CALIFORNIA
w II. President
JOS. MOO superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHIN cry, IN
Is all its branches; Steamboat, steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSE ELS, of all kinds. built complete
with Huls Of Wood, Iron Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visabIe.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference TO the trade in
which they are TO be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-1IAKING MA
CHTNERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, OF any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, fuhchea "hu
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRAU LtC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment
Rveted by Hydraulic RieetinG Machinery
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
c Hc Coast of the HeIne Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for irrigation OF
City Works purposes, built with the cele
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
N > Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels BLOCK
agent for Hawaiian Islands
226Se30-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-21
Ane Alaska Commercial Company.
Isan Francisco letter.

The twenty-year contract of the Alaska
Commercial company with the United
States government for the privilege of
taking seals in Alaska waters expires in
1890. The officers of the company in San
Francisco calculate that the sum paid into
the United states treasury under this con-
tract will. in 1890, amount TO more than
81. 900, 900, the sum paid to Russia for the
purchase Of Alaska Future estimates are
based on past payments The contract
with the United States stipulates that the
company shall not take more than 100, 0OO
seals I)er annum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-21
advertisements.
LIQUID BREAD.
AN ABSOLUTELY PURE EXTRACT OF
MALT.
A VALUABLE TONIC AND REMEDIAL
AGENT,
INDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE
ENTIRE MEDICAL FRATERNITY.


of all medicinal preparations that have been put
upon the market in recent years, the extract o.
malt has proved itself one OF the most valuable
Is a tonic or remedial beverage. 1t has received
tbe unqualified recognition and support of ply
sicians and is freely prescribed by them in many
caSes esDpcalIv where the nervous or physical
systems have been impaired by disease or over
\ ork The house of "DANID NICHOLSON"
of this city, has recently introduced a pure malt
extract of high character, made at their request
and under their suggestions by Mr.. AdOlphns
Busch, and which is popularity known as INCH
OI.SON'S LIQUID BREAD from Its llie-SIVlnS
and misunderstanding properties. A sample sub
mitted to DIR. L. l. James was made the subject
of a chemical analysis by him, and the result OF
his Investigations are gwen in the appended GER
t LOUIS, April p, 1881.
CIV F CoULT 4, Esq, National Druggist-Dear
Sir: Having submitted the Nicholson malt eN-
trsct examination, as requested, take pleasure
in reporting that find it to be ali that the pro-
pretors claim for it. The results, as shown III tue
following summary, are necessarily only approx
mate, but sufficiently accurate for all practlci
purposes.
effcrvescing fluid, dark brown by direct and of
deep ruby color by transmitted light, resembling
in general appearance and behavior very supe-
rior article of porter, It's taste was, however,
much mlIder and more pleasant than porter, be
ing somewhat syyeeter than beer, the sweetness
masked and covered by a very pleasant bitter
derived evidently from hops. The speclhc gravity
of a sample fresh ON the bottle IS LUZ Plus
Amount of eXtractiVe matter in 80 cubic cent?
metres of the fluid is 1886 grammes, or about per
cent Amount of alcohol, per cent IS 2.S4 plus.
The eXtract1Ve matter APPARENT Win
the ssextractum maltis' of Trommer, or of the
German PharmacOpoeia. 1t consists almost en-
tireIy of malt sugar, deXtrine, being free from
fatty acids, etc The fluid contains very large
amount of diastase, as shown by the fact that it
easily liquees equal bulk of gelatinous starch
This fact its low percentage of alcohol its efer-
vescence It's delightful taste and odor, all combine
to recommend NichOlson'S malt extract as being
a most nourishing beverage, and the best article
of the sort that has ever come under my eXami-
nation. Respectfully,
."FRANK t. JAMES, PHI. D., NJ. d.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-21
ITO Let . in Mexico.
Inter Ocean.l

When house is to be let in Mexico the
owner sticks an old newspaper in the
window. 1t isn't very tasteful, and sell
dom improves the appearance of the
house, but it is economical and understood
by the community.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
@rR9elet siptfaet Git= st. 9OuiIet
MuniaipaLbentmtctt.

ct. 2ouiS, 1G. Snui. - Su Of ct.
goui8 berridt grOBe auiregung itber eiuen
Tauftampf 5piiheu bem @itp=&lert GOut9
Ino bem StaOtaumalt Smeluen1. Be,.e
WlGnner maren ieit GINGER 3eit grimmi9e
Teinbe, neil getterer ben @rfereu getoiher
llebertretuugeu iRiuer 2lmtsphiaten Oei4ul.
bigt hattie. 5eute erI1ien Gcutp in Smelz
uenu'8 8ireuu uuO rerlaugte Abbitte. Smel=
penn ermioerie, Qmerita iei Elm ireies Gan i,
unb er babe Elm 9iedt, ieine 4nf6teH 81 du
Bela. ,,Sie fSnnen Sbre &niidteu iiber md
ni6t auf iol6e Beiie duBern," entgegHete
@Ontp uno Oeriebte 5ualeid oem 4nwast els
nen 70 beiti9en Sflag ms @efdt, baB er 3l
8Ooen ftiir5te. Smeluenp ipraug auf uno
ma6te @iiene, ff 5u Uertbeioi9sn, uuroe
ieood iOfort auf'8 gleue 5u 8Oben geibIagen,
unO &ontp itedte bann Die 9ano in Die bin
tere Soeutaide, pie mn eineu ReOOl0er 81
;iebeu. 9er0eigeeilte 6reunoe le9teu itt)
lett in's 0tittel unO 6erbtu6erieu pettere
SeinOieligteiten. 9as iOpeitige Reiultat oes
Samples beitebt in elmer grOBen Beule an
oem Sopfe SmeIOenp'8 unJ einem lhwar5
uuo blau an9elnufeuen 4uge.
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sStsbugb See cttbciIt ettten 3ctote!t
citre perSfcnte GftredltWctSftt1o.

St.2ouis, 16. SUM. WcSbe8nep,
BaitOr elmer gtetbObiitentitde Ill 9opeta,
Sauias, geiisrte am letten @rdberi6mtuugS
ta9e in elmer 9lebe gegeu Die @oni0oeririen
unO entblUoete iid ni9t, ieinen 3ub0rern
uorSulii9en, oaB 9ouuerHeur 6iBbUgb See,
ein ebemaliger Senercl Der iiiblIden Nrmee
an 4. 0tIrj gelegentli6 Der SIauguratiOH
6e8 @raf6enten @leuelano yin Der uOllen
Uniform zines confUberirteu Generals" an
Der Spibe neS 6ei5usS geritten lei, pdbreuO
Der taptere Saeri0an cine unter9eorOnete
Stellung einnebmen muBte &C. @Ouoerneur
Gee, 0eIen 4uimerfi nfeit auf Die 2lu9eles
genbcit geIenft muroe, ba! MN oem Seltet6r
oe8 oenlotratldlen Stauts ,@Omite'5 eineH
Grief 9ei6rieben, in mel6em er bic In9aben
beS 4aitOrs Wc@besue1 mtOerlegt uno ieneu
@Otte8mGnn borauf GufmeriianI ma6t, baB
o1eier Gage etlife llnionsoeteranen i'll Stem
0Ort, meId1e BenFOnen be5iebeu, bic ite nidJt
bebiirfen, oO8 @elo an bitlisbeoiirftige Gys
@onfDSeurte ltidtsn. Der Srief iollieBt,
ME ioIgt:
user trast an @tetiten 3ur 8ieberberfeIs
lung Der llnion 9Iet6beredttgter Staaten
bei-oer engber5i"e, blutoitrftge Prebi9er,
peld)er pabri6einli1 niemcls Buluer geros
fe1, o6er Die llnionSueterauen, rpeIfe BEN
Gampf eiu7ellteu, ais Der Srieg uoriiber
mar. SD fam ben Ntanu, tpeluer ieinen
6aR 10 Iauge betoahrt, nur beOaueru unO Die
6ofAung auS0riifeu, 6aB ietue Gite uad
Ieinem Sooe Triebeu baben tuir.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
s,inttr g;i0n0 SRoIot,en FER.

Stem 9ort, 16. Sunt. - g8 miro bier
in einqepeibten Sreilen beftmmt Oeriidert,
bnB nit ben am 10. Suut bon bier aboefab
renen 9ampier vISriatic" bon Der ,,g89ite
Stars 2iuie" Elm biefger 0eteitiU mad @ug-
lamb abfuhr, I'M bort 8iu1" DtolOnep, ben
iriiberen Sorleieclert hes Staotratb8, gu
iibertuad]en. @rmittelt fpuroe Dies ourdl
etncu 3ettel, ben Der DeteItio Ieinen auf Der
@erIte ffehenoen @ouegen 3unari, berje6o1,
anitott in Die 6Guoe Ser 2ebtereu Su gelans
gen, pom @in6e fortgemebt uno bon etnigen
TubrIeuten aui9efan9en puroe, BON nelden
ipn etn Seridtertatter erlaugte. Der Snbalt,
pelfer ie6enfalS ais Selegramm ab9eianot
tpsr6en lollte, mar folrenber: UpIn Sergeant
8late. Metropolitans YOli3ei, 8raOlap Sid
tior. yOn6on. Sdifen sic ;uoerldiiise 2eute
bel Nniunit be8 5aupfers ySaroiniann bon
Der yNllan-2 2tnieH an 8oro uuo laiien sic
BEN 8ufag;er $. Sing unb beTen 6anIilie
genuu iibertuadlen, bi8 i'd nit oem Dampfer
nAeriatiC" antonlnre. gSalter Sorbes." @5
ipirv, tpie id)on iritber erIpGbnt, bebauptet,
baB Der Baiia9ier ,Sinq" fein &noerer, az
u8illp" WoloHep iei, uno ferner bieB es, bag
iif inter benz Namsu v6erbes" Elm bieiiger
9eteiti5 BON SnIpeltor Sprnes' Stabe Der
birgt. Ser Name bes 2ebtereu tonnte uift
ermittelt merOen. Sreunoe 0tolouep's be-
huuptelt, baB Der 9eteitip BON ben Sooole="
Nloelmen auaeianet uoroen lei, nm in oeren
Snterefe vBiu1" i'll iiberlpQd)eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
Qnrie Nabc!neNeftlc I'D.
ein perbpraener shak ae0p9eu.

9untingtou, Benu., 16. Stunt -
Better Seroic, eheoeW ul8 o6ol;t1Hig pom
2Hiuium8port" befaunt, er5ielt Dor etrUa eiz
nGm bulben Sabre ben &Outratt 3ur 6eriteIs
lung Der biefigen 8aiierleitung @efern
Naf)mittag, rpdbreuo eiue 2lrbeitsr nit BEN
&usgroben oes ueHen Reierooirs am oberen
@noe Der 5. StraBe beihdiugt pareu, fteB
elmer be1ielbeu, IamenS S. .. NlcGloiu, in
elmer Sieie BON BuB an cinen oeridlo6e-
nsu irNidsn Sopr tpelder nit umeritahi-
ideu uuo meutaniiten StlbsrmLr,en,
iammtli6 ooH dlterem Datum, bis gum 3tadO
osiiut mar. Der Snbult iou mebrere Eau
Ieuo Dollars mertb iein. Ntc&laln nabm ben
Tuno an Fdj uno me,gert iid, ibn oil 6er0ic
herauS III getsu. 2etter:r beouiprutt oa8
5elo, neil eS uuf ieinem @iaeHtbHm gefuu-
ben mur0e, uu0 Srau GOlefOf, Oereu uers
iiOrbener 9iann oa8 GlunOfHd an 6erOic
oertauit beaniprud)t oen 6uuO ebenfal8.
Ollie Orei getbetligteu baben 4uwIlte euga'
girt, I'M ihre aHlpriide Dor @ertt 5u Uers
iedteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
0tehntarFte.

ct. 2outs, 16. Sunt. - 9finbuieb
3ufubr 34OO. Serlenouug 1900; Breiie Oarts
irten Spii6en 1925 uno $5.5O.-SdWetne
3ufubr 1000, &erienOun9 $500; Yreiie pa
ritrten 5pii6en So. 80 un6 $4.25.-94aafc
3ufubr 800, 8erieuouHg 100; Breiie bart
irteu Bpiiden 1925 Au6 $4.25.
Ga its2ibertn, Beuni., 16. Sunt.-
&inboteb: 3ufubr 817, Serieuonng 665
8reiie Oarttrten 5rpiiheu $3.50 nHo $3.50.
Sdmetne: 3uiubr 400, Serienoung 600
8reiie nariirten smii6en $4.20 Hno $4.45.-
Sdaafe 9ufHbr 22OO, SerIeubung 20OOi
8reiie unriirten ;tnii4eu 1926 un6 $3.50.
@bicago, 16. SUM. - &tnSoteb
3ufubr 5000; 8erienOung 1900; Preiie oart
irter Bpiiben $1.75 unS S5.65.-S4petne
2ufubr &c COO; 8erien6uu9 1900; Rretie oa
riirter Sruiiben $3.50 unb $4.30.-95haate
2ufubr 2300; 8erieubuns =; Prtiie pari
irteu lwiIfeu $500 unS $3.50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
Stt etment snntnf crfffft.

Ne q Ding, 30, l6. Suni.-0er 55.iGb.
rise Sob. S. BreBler, pelfer in ben Bergen
nabe Suff's Sirde ELL giufeolerleben fiihrte,
ipur0e in einem Sumpf toot auiaefunoen.
gr log auf ieinem @efi6t uno mar augelt.
iheinItd in eiuem 2nfal bon epileptiibeu
Srampfen nieoergefallen uuS erItift. Seit
bier Sahren lebte BreBler in einem alten Oti.
nenidadt, in mel6em er iid aus trodeueu
gldttern cine 2agerf6tte bergeri9tet bate.
Sci benz Slquef funO bic @orouers= Surp Ell.
men @elobeutel nit $50 in @olS uno $40 in
Silber, unb Ioten, mad tpeldeu er ungefGbr
$500 on periaieoene Yerionsn uuf 3iuieu
oerlieben bat. Gr erbielt aud iebes Sabl
ungefGbr S45 3inien aus 9euti6Iano. Tres.
Ter mar Elm iehr ftarf 9ebunter Otann, arbei.
tete ieboh rtsmals, ionbe1I lebte BON Dem,
mas er flh 3uiammenbetteIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
Sa9iabun9 Ocs ,,IOrOantertfattS'
IdJen SnrnerDunOeS."
AaHaBme elmer DrIu;ipicuetIlar4E8. - Sic
burner uaO o!c 9lrbsitsrfsasc. - AhidlaI7
iuEa oes ScnGts NAP o2s graHOcnieHz
nfttE r,t- SfnhTre,

%4aHaB Bufe Ctner yrtN1 1lptcuetIlarI IEg' - sac
burner uuO oic sisbsitsrfsase. - abidlai7
iuEa oes ScnGts NAP O;s graHOeuiens
amtS engiohIcu.
f0u, 16. Suui. - >5u Der heu.,aen
SitrHg oes Suruerbunoes" murye ole ar
belterlrage beiprohen, uno baS 9ieiultat be
tan0 IN Der 2uuabme eiueS Esib!unsS III
@uniten eIner 8ebuf;ior oer tdgltbeH Irs
be,tsSeit uno gegen Sic 83tIiiluug UoH
StnNcrn inter IA Sabreu in fabriten. Der
"8uuo" uabm feruer cine 9l,niipienerlld
ring an, mad nelter oas SoIt 0aS 656t
bat, ieine Seoienlteteu negsu 8ai9tOera
Hahldlf9ung aGjuleBen uno paienoe StuB
maBregeIn gegen 0tiBbraudb ser ImtSgema.t
81 er9relfeH. 9aS g>olt miiiie iIf ferH5r oSS
Gedt reeroiren, @eitsUOridldge einlureld)en
uno Die pom @ongreIe unO ben yeglsloturen
eln9etihrten @eiese SIT befdtt9eH. Das
Solf braute MIR Elm 01u5 oeS @on9raiIe5,
uno Der Senat, iopie oaS 8raiiJeHieuault,
melfe lebi9lih gtuhdHungen mouardider
SnItltutionen fiHo, iollteH ans unoemostatildl
abgeidafit meroeH.
ygSir beiiirmorten," beiBt e5 peiter in Der
Hlattform, peine energtid)e A9ltatiou 81
@uufeH Ger Giuiiibrun9 oeS lluteutd)tS III
Der oeutIheu Spradle in ben SolfSihuleu
oeS 2anbes, onie oie 2luS9lieBuHA auer
ieitirertder @tniluiie aus leuen Sdulen.
NSir beiiirmorten cine abgeltuite @nIommenz
Huo grunoetgentbumsftuer NIT SteuerfIet.
belt iiir oen Riuimumbetrag, Der iitg 0cn
llntIbalt elmer 6amilie notbweHoig 1T; mir
beiiiuuOrten isruer griiuoliht Suitir5i0rH,
Guibebung aller iu0lrefteu SefeuerHnS Un0
llebertraguug aller ium Semclumobl uo,l-
penOi9en SertebrSmittel eiuitteBItb Der
@iicnbubneu uub EelegrapbeH GinieH, all
BEN Stuat."
Sin @ei6IuB ge9en Die @biueien giHwau
otruuQ murO einitiMu1il auleuOTltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
%pd, cline Snnamttb ombe.

&acine, @tsc., 16. Suni.-9egen I'll
llbr aeftern 4benb puroe cine Dgnamitbom-
be aeaen bas Ebor Der Sutldenremiie neben
Der &obnuus bes grmabor8 90. 90. SecOr
eeifleu6ert nnb erplOOirte nit einem arade,
ipeIdber in eer ganjen Staot peraommen
mur6e. pr. Secor NOR erit fanfSebn Rinnz
ten porber Surd 6as SbOr geiahren. Gin
8Dbme, gfamens Sambor, erIttt iawere Ser.
letungen uub puroe burdb bic 3uritdgelaTea
nen 8lutpuren bis mad Der II g&eile entz
fernten gSebnung Oes @r-9(lSerman Yalico
oerfol9t. @r be1auptet, er iei i'm Iugeils
blide Ser grpIOfOn 3ufdli9 an Secor's 9aus
ooriibergeeaugen. Der llmifano, baB er
mad isiner Serlesuns nidt nm 6iilie rief,
ionbern iid Glleiu baOOnidIeppte, gilt ais
isbr ber6Ghtia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
Gin ffnehtdilntItd1er strffe.

MaGeigb, N.s@., 16. SUM. - Qui Ser
,8ittaboro' sSabn," in Der Rdbe bieiiger
Stnbt, parer 70 3uftbuustrdfliuge be-
itGftist, bon Senen fib G7 sefern pei9erten,
ipeiter III arbeiten. Die g8G9ter muroen
uerfarIt, oermCdteH jebo6 ni9t, bic Strdfs
Iinge gum gfudgeben gu swin9eu, unb Die
StI;feluer liesen in ben ibnen ais Sbbob
bienenben BON Balliiaoen umoebeuen Si,
ten auf Der fauleu Snut. Ste bei9meren
fid nidt etpa iiber i9ledte Bebanoluug,
ionberu pOllen eiufad ni9t mebr urbeitsn.
Die SebDrbe bat ieet Sefebl ertbeilt, ben
gEiberipenftisen teine gtabrung nebr su ge.
ben, unb man slaubt, 6as ienes Mittel iie
biuneu SurisH unitrbe mabeu tpirb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-17
eranS Il, etner gtanofabrtf.

Rep 3 Ort, 16. Suni. = Die PiaHpfa'
brit Der 6trma Gu9uft Bans & Comp. an
Der Sft.33. Stra6e wuroe our6 etn belte
Hadmittag aus9ebrOdenes 6euer 8um Se'
trnge oOn Cirta $40r 900 beiadoigt. 9,e Ser
fiberung betrGgt $4,000. Die Inoeiteuten
enttamen idmmtlih, ullein Sarl Saumeilter,
MlitglieO Der 6irma, nelder, nm lem Eeben
Su retten, BON Oem Da9e Der Sabrit auI EN-
Oeuadbartes @ebdube iprtusen muBte, eriItt
letdlte 8erlebunaeu.