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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22
A Round Peg in a Square Hole.

Another great mistake of parents is
made little further on when the educa-
ton the child is to receive and the work
ne is to do in life begin to be considered.
Most parents have preconceived ideas
of what their children shall do In the
world. and it is somtimes very hard to
modify or change them in accordance
with the child's natural tastes. They
are like the parents of a boy with whom
had acquaintance. who had determined,
! think even before the boys birth, that
he must be a lawyer.
The boy proved to have no taste what
ever for the law or for a students life.
but seemed possessed Of real mechanical
genius. From a child he could do any
thing with tools requiring delicate manip-
ulation, was always continuing and in
venting new machines to work within
short. was decided genius Of the in
ventive order But he was laboriously
drilled in latin, wept unavailing tears
over it, was sent to college at great sac
ritce on the part of his friends, grAdu-
ated. was made to study law, did study
it. was admitted to practice, and tried
his best to do what he was untitled for.
Having now come to mans estate, he
took the matter into his own hands.
turned his law Office into q machine
shop, and began successfully the work
he should have been encouraged to un-
dertake in the first place.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

Yes" said the parson at tea-tabl0
"Young Jordan was out driving with
Miss Popinloy the other evening and his
horse ran away. They were both thrown
out and the buggy was smashed to
pieces.
1T was providential escape for both
OF them; but can't understand how the
young man came to lose control OF his
horse"
HE must have been driving with one
hand" tiiPpantiy suggested the min
listers eldest son-a wild rake of boy.
"Or PEI haps he had the reins around
his neck" said Edith, a shy young
beauty Of sixteen, with q charmingly
modest mien. And then everybody e1-
claimed in chorus:
why, Edith r. Cambridge Chron-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

remarks as to how much better1ookin,
he would be when he climbed out o.
his little reed house to become q fly
and how much a trout would like hin
In either stage Of his existence.
The several smelt eggs were de
tached from the murky mass in one Of
the jars and laid in crystal saucer in q
few drops Of water. There they looked
like atoms of the clearest glass. Under
the microscope the fish was clearly Wis
ible. The eyes were big and staring, and
the outlines Of head. body, and tail were
discernible. But when it is Matched out
1t will be very large comparatively-al
most as big as one OF the "wigglers'
from which develop the mosquito.
Having the microscope in hand, Mr.
Mather pops his test tube into another
jar and brings out double-barrelled
salmon for inspection. 1t has two heads,
two tails. and one abdominal sac con-
Meeting two bodies. Agood many salmon
eggs develop such monstrosities. Some
times the freak consists of two tails and
one head, and again of two heads and
one tail. They all die just as soon as the
abdominal sac is absorbed
SOME GOOD RESULTS.
Last year." said Mr.. Mather, 1--WE
Matched great many oysters in our salt
water ponds. The young oysters hatch
out in about five days and swim for two
or three days before they acquire steady
habits, leave off rowing life and settle
down.
"We have hatched shad here, in spring
water, in jars. In the summer of "a we
Matched $4,000 and planted them in the
river at SmithtOwn. Whether they came
back the next season or not we do not
know. But if our young shad did not
return to Smithtown they went some
where else and somebody got the benefit
OF them, or will do SO.
We want to try Matching Spanish
mackerel eggs, but as they hatch in
twenty-four hours, it will be hard to get
them here from Virginia, where they
would have to be obtained, in time, to
allow us to take proper care of them.
TRANSPORTING THE YOUNG FISH.
"Any citizen of New York State, who
has suitable waters to stock, can, upon
application, get whatever fish he re-
quires, if we have them to spare, free of
charge except transportation and the fare
Of them in travelling, if the person or
ACAluS CuO ASA W1ouCo W 0dNO tIdt Cx1I0
taken.
1.-The young fish can be carried in our
cans, without change of water, across
the continent or to Europe. It is, how
ever, necessary to aerate the water by
running it off and on again through a
syphon, say every thirty minutes, when
the cans are still, and once an hour
when in motion on railroad. Four or
five thousand young salmon are sent in
a can. and where an expert goes along
to care for them he takes charge of ten
or a dozen cans.
"When the fish reach their destination
the mouth of the can containing them
Is lowered gently into the water that is
to receive them, and they are let 20,
care being first taken. however, that the
temperatures Of the water in the can and
that to which they are going are about
even."
The experiment made by New York
ought to be instructive to other States.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22
Where Our senators Were Born.

Five Senators can never become Presi-
dents, as they are foreign-born, Beck
having been born in Scotland; Jones, OF
Nevada in England; Fair, Sewell. and
Jones, OF Florida, in Ireland.
New York has given birth to more Of
the present Senators than any other
State. the numb being eight; Kentucky,
Ohio and Virginia can boast OF six each.
Virginia and West Virginia being con-
sidered in this estimate as one; Massa-
chusetts and Pennsylvania five each.
with the remainder scattering. Four cen
have been born in New England. Only
four States west of the Mississippi
Indiana, Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota
have given birth to Senators.
Not q Senator has been born In the
western half of the United States.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

2. q. SMYTH d SONS, wichita.
N. r. NIEDERLANDER,
AN0LO-AMERICAN Loan Once.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

KOS HARRIS. wichita.
r. Y. HEALY.
o. MARTINSON.
Resident on aaid Addition
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

Horace, why don't you sit down?
You've been standing there for over an
hour"
"Cawn't sit down, Fweddie Going
to the receipt on, you know"
"Well, wha. Of that? It's early
yet"
"Just had my twowsers cweased,
Fweddie. Do you think I've got $50
softening of the bwain?-[L Life.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-22

Little Johnny. age five. was greatly
taken with the circus posters and begged
his papa to take him to the circus.
He could get no promise from him,
however. until, making last beseeching
appeal on circus day. his father replied:
"Weli. Johnny. We will so down street
and see the tents"
Johnny walked along with his father.
looking very dubious indeed at such q
scanty privilege. until glancing up. he
remarked:
Papa, I'd much rather see the con-
tents
That decided It: they went inside
(Babyhood.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
galtmore, y3D, Ntonag Den p. Snn 1886.

me Tolgeu, bic etipa eintreten t6unteu, alaubt
6r. 3ouifpfIc- uidt, er oeutt, bag DIE 3ube
aufred]t erbalteH meroen uiro, Hno bas cine
Ser6noerunq in Der 8egieruug benz Qanoe
cher uiiben, aI8 ihaoeH i0nne.
@r.8idter Qbrabam S. 3ittenbofer puroe
in ieirer Brioatnohuung oil Orb. StraSe
uon eiuem y6eralb" Beridterfatter iiber bic
gbentualitGten, rpelhe Der inter 10 eiaen.
thiimIiden llmfauben erioIate Cob Oes 96s
nies 2ubmia CUR 6oIge baben f6uute, in Elm
Idnaeres @eiprGd uerpidelt. 80 melt aus
ben rorfidttsen Sabelberdten eriidtlta,1
ertlGrte Der erfabrene Yolitifer, piheiut aes
qennartta in Bapern, ur6 beIoH6ers inter
Ser 8eu1Iferung i'm 9oGlanbe, cine bebentz
li6e &ufregung sr bcrrifeu. @ine eltene
llntertbontreue ge9eniiber oem uuaeffummten
S6niastaue ei fets cine beroOrra9enbe Ghas
giaenidaft bes ba1eriihen Soltes 9es
peIen, unb ielbii bic 0tenldenIaeu oes So
nigS, rpelde isine aetr'ueH llHtertbanen oft
frGnfte, permodte 6etSn 8ubdaalihfeit ni4t
Su eri6uttern. 8ie Au'rsoung fiu6et nm 10
fnebr 9fabruug. aFS bteSsb9fen 8eb5rSen
bisber iiber bic gtUteinbeiten oes on9ebli9en
SelbifmOrbes EN- dugflideS Stiaj6petgen
benubrt baben. Sem @unoer, baB in BEN
8olfe @eri9te iiber YalaIts Sntriguen uuO
@rmorbuHs Oes S6nigs 2u0mis nllr Su iehr
@lauben ftnben. Son Der Nrt uno gSeiie,
pie man bieien SerSa9t gu nioerle9eu meiB,
biirite e8 abbGnaeu, OBJ eruIflid)e Serpidelunz
oeu in SQnern beODrffebeu HH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
Gtedler atht ttndi Gnrope. !.

New YOrf, 20. Suni.-IIf bem 0ams
pier u@truria" BON Der y@unaro.2tnie" frat
geitern 6enrp g8aro geedler, Der popuIdre
Baitor Der Pl1mOUtb= @emeinbe in Srooflpu,
nit ielner 8attin cine mebrmonatli9e grs
boblungsretie mad europa al. Ston cine
Stun0e Dor ter fefgeieeten GbfabrtSjeit -
- pbr Ntorgen8 - batten fh 3abLreite
5reunoe unb Serebrer bes &anSelreoners uuf
Dem 9anlpfer eiH9efunoen, nm fid BON ben
6eiien0en ;I oerabi6ieDen. Salo mad feds
llbr traf 6r. Seeder nit ieiner Srau, ietuem
SObne, Capt. y. +. 8eefer, unb ietuem
Shmie9erlobne SamueL Scooille in elmer
Suti6e an 9of ein unS puroe Ofort UOm
Superintenoenten @ation nad) Der Saiitte
9eleitet, bic NIT 8lumenz BrGienten uon Ser.
ebreru bes @eitliden, gefiilt mar. SO folgte
bann Elm allsemeines Ibitie6nebmen mo
6duGei6Itteln, unb nm 7 llbr fubr Der
9ampfer ab, nadl6em Seedler'S 6reun5e,
barunter 9eneral 5oratiO s. Sing, SObH ).
Soparo uno General @brifenien iid AM BEN
8od Suriifbeoeben. gBGbreuS Der 9ampfer
iI6 meroeter fam Der 8ampfer u9rano Rez
public" auf iUeI6em I'D etlua 5000 bs 1000
Sreunbe bes Yafor8 un6 WitgIieber Der Sc
meinbe befanOen, Don Der 8atterie berauf,
nm Der y@truria" oas 9eleite bis mad SaH0g
SoOf 3u gebeH. She Der u@rano 6epubItc"
fOlgen tOnnte, bate Die ygnuria" eineu be-
0euteneen S0riprIHg erlangt, Der thinner 9rOz
Ser ruulbe, uno Die auf benz p@rano= =Gepubz
lie" SefiubIit1en muBten tbrsH GHtbuita5
mus Ill ibrem @eiotpeien anf Std)erz Iuo
Sutifnenfeu beidlrdnteu. SRI uQbe SaHog
Soot fubr bic ,,gnuria" laHgamer, uEO ais
Der ,@rauo RepubIic" ben Sceanoampfer
einbplte, tpuroe bas Sofrufen erneuert, unb
Elm Seemann fonnte aem 8afOr Elm uoa Ba.
for Or. 8eeder, ieincm Srlber, pom
n@runb 0lepnbItc" abgeianbteS BGfet Sriefe
iiberbringen. Or. 8eeGger oerDeilte auf Der
eanSeu Nabrt bic BAL binab nit ieiner Sat
lin aui Gem Sturmbed unS Iies uniern Sire
SSlanh nlittelit elmer Srieftaube eine Dope
i6e abienoeu, tuorin er uno ieine 6rau alien
Sreun6en un0 @emeinbemitglieoern einen
@rnB 3uriefen. GIs Der 9ampier ugtruria"
bel Sanop poOf an ben u@ranb 8epublit"
bsranfam, purben 6rn. 8eeder tauienoitill.
mige pGood-byes" juserufeu, tpeld)e er uno
ieine Satin nit 9aihentu6idlpsufeH ertui-
oerteu. I'm llbr paifirte Die p@truria"
SaHbn Soot, uno Der nit 6Iaggen uuo gBinl>
peln gehmiidte u9rano Republic," auf mel
dem fidl aud Nta1or Bhitncp, @ontrolenr
SrinderbOfi un0 an0ere fdotife Beamte
BON groOflpn befanoeu, febrte suriif. BaftOr
geedJer mtr0 cine 8elie 0ur9 Saottlanb,
SrIanb uu0 gBaIes MAIDEN uu0 SOr.eiungeH
holteu,
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ebdteffe entHsnanrtate,r. .

Rep sgort, 20. Suui.-Seute trafen Die
8ampfer Settle" BON 2iuerpOol, p@bam"
BON Gmfer0am, yBolarla" bon 6amburg,
y0iipon. @itp" bon giemcuiile bier Elm.
YIgmputb, 20. Suni.-8er 9ampfer
ygGefbaiia" BON ytep.Dort lief auf ieiner
Sahrt mad Samburg bier eiH.
2ueen8tomn, 20. Stunt. - 2lugetOnlz
men: 9ampfer y2lurunia," BON gtep DOrt
mad 2teerpOol unterwe9S.
8iio Sanetro, 10. Suni.-Der 9ants
pier colorado" tt beute mad gtepz gort abz
geiabrtn.
9otterb 10. Suri.-9er 9ampier
,,9eeroamn BON Ren.D .Dorf tit augetommeH.
SbarpHeB, IS. SUM. - 6eute luugte
Der 9ampfer yUiubriO" uOn Nems9Or bier
an.
fort Sai6,17 Suni.-6eute fubr Der
8ambfer ,glauqorie" mad philadelphia ab.
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Die atrt1e ,tns bic elrpeItsritter. :"

2ttam a, Snt., 10. Stunt. - 0a ole
8eidIiiiie 6e8 in Quebec ab9ebaltenen tatbo.
liiten Yenar &onSlls bonn YapIte betdttgt
porbeu fno, bat Saronal Eaiderean ttneH
6irtenbriei erlafen, melder bieie Selduthe
entbdlt. @iner ser Seihliife brtft Den Stab
iiber ben Srbeu Der y yarbeitsritterr" Dem ote
tatbOIiide @eiflidteit ben arieg ertlart. Ale
SatboIiien peroen Dor benz Nnidlu6e au Die
len SrSeu hri11ueub oenQrut.
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0fiie Sfiirttte tn SeraS.

Ct. 2Ouis, 20. Suni. - 8ertfts aus
Seras ersaben, buB Elm bcftiger 8egsufllr-n il
UepGieOene @e9enOen i'm 9.lHsrl eue5
Gtaate8 beimgeiudt uno erbebliden Sday
ben augeridtet bat. Sn Baco, Dallas mo
8eatberforO purbeH mebrere @ebGu0e De
mOltri mo etlife 8erionen oermunoet. Der
in 8eGtberfor6 an9eri6tete Shaosu miro
Guf $4,000 bis $4,000 HI. Oerlenige in
4arter @OuHtp aui 100000 geiddtt.
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9ie fcfnoItaieft 9lnaiflttf.

5 0 N B I one Ari3ona, 10. SUM. - 5n
Sort Suaduca ift gtahTiht pom Gapt. 2aps
ION eiugetroffen. Derielbe bat Die fliittt9en
SnOiaHer in SOnora por itd ber geriebeu.
3ie SuOianer eiIten mad ibren SHlupfrpius
feln in Der Sierra WaoreS; fe eniammt.
lid 81 SuB, oa ite ibre Hferoe, bis uui bier,
geidblahtet unb Uer5ebrt haben. Die iibrtgeH
bier 9ferbe merben gum transport Der Ser
muuhptPu heul1bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21

Ia 3eru8aGtimOrer6Ieiiberz Ser u8 erz
. ere n y I. /" bdlt bteies Subr iein gro
BeS Bicuic uHo Sommernattsieit i'm ~ 3 a r
Lev y arte" on Der 6arIorosRoab, unO
3n0r Mtittn d., ben %. Stunt, po5u er
aud oas Bublttum itberbaupt etHlaoet. Dag
Der aus lebensirObeu GlementeH beitebarOe
SCrein fir lluterbaltHHg legli6er 2trr Sir
Jorge getrofien, bebarf Hidt au8OrHdltder
@rDabnung, 2ber baraui utuB aufmertiam
gemaft merOen, oaB aud bic gEaibiugtouer
6leiIder Ourd cine farfe 9eputatiou auf
Dem 6eiie 0ertreteu lein perOeH. 9as @rtree
III nnr anf 25 Gents feffaeiebt.
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3Mr Ntiaeretftaae.

8oiton, 10. Stunt. - Sin Correspondent.
beS biefgen gAOUertiier" bate nit Dem 8unz
Oess@eneruItOniul FbeIan in 5alifar, q. o.,
eine lluterrebung. Sr. 9belau iagte, er babe
rem Stpataietretdr ale 8boNafeu, bic er in
@rtubrun9 gebraGt, beri6tet. g8aS Oa8 aus
gebIife meme Girtular Der cana0iideu &egic.
ruug betrefie, 10 babe sr oaTetbe n5t aui
amhidem gBege erbalteu. yIad Autm, mas
er baron geeheu, iei er inoefeH iiber;eugt,
baB Die 6iideriabr;euge nIoamS" nno
Doughty" niemal8 beitIaguabmt mOr0eu
mdren, tpenn oas @irtuIar UOrber erhieneu
pdrer @r tit Der AnIift, ouB Die wittigeu
poH Der BunbesregieruHg auigemorieueu
6an0elsiragen 5u @unfeu Der Ser. Staten
eutlhieSen icieu,
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@l6tb. 9aptO 9apts i'm gtetben.

3 o m II 9 TON Sl8,, 20. Sunt. =
Der 3uftano 6eS grzSenator5 DaDiO DdU.7
bat fd in Iebterer 3eit oerort per dlimmert,
OaB bic Ger3te nur get,Hge gluSf1ten auf
@eneiung oeS Gatienten begen. Or. 8aOis
lit ieit Dem 2. 0tai al einem SarOuntel an
Der Sdulter, ba5u fam oor etlua 3wei Q8O.
den Die Goie un6 neuer6ingS baJen ii9
iiber1te8 nod rnperfenutlid5e Spmptome Der
rt9bti9engtiereniraHfbett eingeiteIt. Reb=
rere 2ter3te fnb aus Chicago bcteut wOr1en
unO perOen mOr9en cine COMPILATION bal
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s0Stete feline aIWSeF ta1O I'D FeIbH.

@reitO Su., 20. SIlnt. - Der 45.l0bz
ri1e Sufob @ringIep burdIdnitt pdhren0
Der bergangeuen Raft ietneH 3pet tleiHen
SirOern nit einem 0laiirmeifer bic Seblc unb
be9lna bunn SeIbfmor6. Gins Der &trOer,
Die bterjdbri9e Wu9gie, mar idOn tOOt, ais
man hen Sorgong ent6edte; 6aS anoere, Der
iiebeujdbri9e gilbert, tpirb pnbri6etnli6 &c
ncien. 6rau Snin9len mar i'm letten Sas
mar geftorben, uno Der 0ann Wetnt in
6Olge ibres SooeS rpabniiunlg gemOrOen 3u
iein. Gr binterlieB Elm S6reibeut IN mel1em
er mtttheilte, mas na6 ieinem SOoe nit lei
mem 5iemlit beoeuteuoeu Germ0gen geiaegen
ioue.
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Goutfo,t 3lpifd,en stpei 8abmsae een.

ga YeppereILl WtaT.i 70. SIHl. :
Gin n6rblid ssbenber Yericneu3ug Der g8crs
Ceifer-N -Naibua'er 9iUiiiOn Der pSOfon@ @Utats
ner SaHn" cOlibirte ipdbrenb ber bersange=
pen Nadt nabe Der biefsen Station nit els
mem aus II Bas9ons befebenOen 6ro1t'
3use. 2Ofomotiofiibrer @bittemore unb
SetSer @bmarb Potter ipransen berab uub
entfameu nit leidten Serlesuugen. Sen
ben tueniseu EaIiusiereui bic fd auf benz
5use befanben, tuureen mebrere, barunter
Srau @ranpile Barter, Sinceut Sruber unb
Srau g. Seoerlb, UertpunNet, ieSO6 uidt
lebenssef6brli9. Der Sdabeu an Gigen.
tbum belduft f9 auf n1ebrere Sauieub 3ols
lars. &ie Serantportlidteit fir Den rnfau
pirb benz GOubutteur bss ytudtsuss suse,
i6obeu.
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ta5 er jeoe1 d, ben 6rleocH IN Spa=
nien gu 3erfOren, II iBbial9en uuc0s.
- SignOr Gueci, friibsr Giritaretenoer,
bat, mn ben III. Gamer uu5iufeaen, eln
oterSigta9i9es 6afen uugetreteu. Selt eIlIer
gSohe bereitS ioll er, pie gIaubmirot9e 3euz
gen OerFdern, abiolut JiIhtS 5egelleH ooer
setrunten babeH.
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yau6 ettt Spfer 0tS ntat 8eIaS tnen
NiffnIS.

8ott8UiGIe 8enni., 10. SUM-. - 8ei
einem Yicnic ipielten etni9e (ettpa 12sidhri9e)
Snaben nit einem Reoolper, ben ite nidlt ge-
laben slaubten. Ils Elm Sobn bes YrGii.
benten s. Sc. Attins bon Der Bottsoiller
,Sron & Steels@omp." ben ReboIoer in Der
Suub bate, entIub iif bic Bufie. Die Sugel
6urhbobrte benz SObne zines angeiebenen
&edltsannalts, gfamens @up 6. Ser9uiOu,
bic gruf. Der SHuge ift uIlem 4uIdeine
nnG t0Hflih pereBt.
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SGal'Ansetsea.
3rpant, Strdttott & Saofer's
GanceISf6uIG
&r. 6 uno 8, Rurbs Charles >Gtrage.

Sunst eeutt ioutsn Tth ote gnrtbetIe, fueIhs ftd1
suT &rlaneung elmer 9r1nhlifen uno praftiI9en
Renntnis BON @ehdits Ansesesnbeiten tn Der
@rAants ts&trattousGa oIer'ia1eu SauoeISidbuIe
m. o unb 8, Horb=& &barIes>Strase, bar6eten, gu
fsrtsr Facasn, trt biee AntaIt iest in tbr Btueis
Inbsnansisfes Sabr niSltdsr 29atislsit. Die Sorts
i6ritte, pelde uniere aabIrsttsn S4oarsn aus allen
sISs ipf Setrefs unisres @rioses oIs grSieber 6er
Suoeub offeriren t6nnen. Stsnosraphs, Sdreib'
Idrift (Type-writing) uno Su6tabtren ueroen bes
y, ,,ssr Seit etntreten. Desen 9onorars, sataIoss
snS ioTttfiaer GinBelnbeiten Denbe mon fd mtnOtt&
aasr fdrfftlfdh an RB. 10. GeoIer, @rdfoenten,
"''' me-. o unD o. NorosG GharIeS s$tr.,
f818-l g3alttmore, zRe.
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mei,,.M nrftr gladlrid1tet,.

Nems0ort, 20. SUM. - Die geitrige
Sadt. Seeatte Stpiiden ben bier 9rOBen S6as
luppeu cPurttan," uYI,scillu," yatlantic"
NIB p@abfloper" fiel gu @uufen oes vBus
ritan" aus. Die nBriscilla" mar uur nm
ginuten, 40 Setuubeu biuter benz Sabrz
Beuge suriid.
- Die 9S. 6. BON Struoe, Der geiuuHte
S7uslanos on bic Ser. Staaten, uno &obt.
M. Dlcgnne, Der amerifariide 9eianote lir
Sroutrei9, reiitsn sefern nit benz Gntlpers
psner 9ampfer DgHaeslanoH nad guropa ab.
-5enrp g8. Coles eritad beute abenb in
elmer Sdldgerei ben Sutider SbOs. Slono.
son. Coles, peldler iur 3eit Der Sbat be-
trunten mar, itebt alS Bu4fiibrer in 0ienIten
Der 6trma 3. y. GIafIta & Comp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
8rnhIbitiott In gsettit Ont

9tutlano, ST., 10. SUM. - 8auio s.
3 SeurHe, elmer ser oTiuoge.&ruf. "Ggt6s
botlleber, Der bier eine ygrOterp" betretbt,
if 6e8 93siaGen &ergeben8 OeS @etrdnteUers
faui8 l6uibig beiuuben moroeu. Die 9elOs
ilraien unN Die GafteH bes Seriabreus betras
gen Suiammen ii5er $1,000. DIE 4ntlage
mar mabrideinlif Die 6oIge elmer pOIitiIbeu
Nnrlrnhprip
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Nnd, Elm perfebIter strife.

2ouis. 20. Suui. - Die ylSbel'
idreiuer babeu nod ie9sn0disem Strite
ben Sampf um bas adtfunbenipfem aufge'
seben un6 merben tpubri4einlt9 morgen ole
Arbeit tpieber auinehmeu. Die Strlter itHo
etpa 500 on Der 3abt.
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9IuS utab.

SaIt.2ates s&it1 lltab, 10. Suni.-
9as Sberbunossssriht bon lltab bat beute
Die guti6eibuug 6es 5. @iitrifts. @eridts be-
itdti9t, ourd pelde Die bonn @OuUerHeur
DiHrrag ernaHnten Gerrituriul Seamteu
l2tubitOr uub S6abmeiiter) unertanHt wers
ben. Denielbeu mareu betauH,lih Die Iems
ter BON Mormonen, oereu Sernliue idoH
!angiI abseIauieH mareH, itreitig 9emaht
nnrNrn
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Die otltertf0ufShe Sner.

@IeoeIauo, GbiO, 19 SuHi - Sin
3meigoerein, Der lf bic lluterfdsuug Ser
pameritaniideH Sptr" jpr Quigabe 9sma4t
bot, lit uaa and bier gegriiHOet worOen. 0a8
GapitQl ift quf $50, 900 feitaelett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
Mfmter 9nnm.

6ortbs sBOrtb, Eer., 18. SUM. =
8ei Stpe Strings, @Omaude GOuntp, 1T
gS. g. Bruitt geipnd5t pcrOeu, neil er fi6
an elmer SerfdpGrung betbeili9te, rpelde bic
@rmorOun9 BON s. 3. 9Oitetter gum 3wed
nehnht hnfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-21
ggbfGBrtSta8e Dec DseaRsS SaHbfeS
bnn RemzOprf.

3nmpfer nalasta" nod 2uerpooI-am %. SUM.
9ampier r@tt9 Of Rome" mad GiperpooI-am 23.
SUM-.
Sompfer nlSonano" nndh 2onoou-nm %. Suui.
Sampier n@Ioer" mad Sremeu-am 23. SUM.
Dampfer p@eItc" mad giperpool-am "a. 5unt.
8ampfer ngenert" nab Somburg-am "a. sum-
8ampfer nStalq" mad GiOerpool-am 26. SUM.
8aTpi ~Sgroia" nab 2iuerpool-am 26. sum-
Sampfer r9epouia" mad @las9olu-am %. SUM-.
Sampfer rSueOio@ nadl Sam6ura-am rs. 5unt'
Sampfer r@itp oi @be1sr" ndh StUerpOoI-am 70.
SUM.
Dampfer rGfprian Ronnrt" uatp eOnoon - ON
26. Suut.
9ampIer rRbein" nod Bremtn-am %. SUM.
8ampier -Sabra6or" mad 5aure-am 20. sum-.
9ompfer r28pomin9" mad 9Osrpool - an 25'
Sunt.
8ompfer ~Seluetia1 nad1 9i0erpOog-om 80. SUM-.
Sampier -SritanHic@ uab SioeTpoot-am /. SUI.
DompieI reeiiin9" nab 6ambur9 am l. sui.
Sampfer pumbTta# uatb SiDerpool-am B. sui.
9nmpfeI EiSurneifio" nab 9lasgofU-om 3. Suli'
Sampier ia SOursogne" unh SGpre-am D. Su1I'
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Esy~ Der ermauias s 6raHe n
SrautensuHterfiitua s. y ere IN
Rr. 3" Rbt auf beute i'm We u
SdGsensB Barfe" am 5uBe Der Sutton
Strase Elm Idublides SeR in S5ene. Den
9ameH beS Bereius III - BON beS g6etters
Quuueu ubseiebeH - nod ielten etn 8ef mig
luuqen; iie tperben GAa oieles nit @IaHj
burd1fiihIeu.
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Gas ipahre 9ImNert!aAsmttte

3Beun es mad Bordriit gebraudt iuir0, Iin0ert IS
in. fUent9eH YiiHuten &ranpfe, DlageuidHre,
SUObreuncn Sfopiidmcr3cu, SnrdJiGH, SUM
uno uDe iuuerItteu SdmerIeu. 8tlieuoe louteH tlz
mer ene Slaite pom Gaonap's HcdOHsReItet
bel ftt baben. ginige LroDfeu, IN gBdiier genoms
men, fUerben Srantbeiteu o6sr SbmerSeu, Die ourd
Den G5ehIel ots 1rintndier5 Ueruyult neroeH, Oers
buten. gls 1ei8mIttgl tt es beier, ats iron'oit
ldlar Mnnnnr nhPr JlltLnIpr.