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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Bon ser eriinen SaSel.

Stibereen, 4. SebrrGr. - 6uneert
gebienitete oes bieIisen Sramwap habeu bic
2lrbett ein9efelt, neil bic Gompasnie YferSe
pelmenbete, meld)e einem s9eboptottetcl"
Shame aeh0rten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Ser GtsfarnepaI ia ct. @aul.

ct. Yaul, Minn., 4. 6ebruar. - Der
heutise. Qbenb biloete ben @lauSpuntt oeS
@istarneouls. Die ygroBe Nrmee" itirmte
ben @ispalaft, ruelfer bon benz SdneetOuig"
uub ielnen 2Hbdugern usrtbeiOigt murOe.
8as babel abgebranute 6euermert mar oas
bruanteie, peldes ie bier aeiebeu pnrbe.
Inter ben Sbetluebmern an Ger Baraoe be-
fauoeu iid) 200 Rit9lieber peS pSt. @eOr9."
uno bes ygSiunepess Sdueei9ub Clubs" TO-
nie oiele Siir9er BON @innepeg, einihlieB'
lid bes Yrenlierminiiters Horquap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Dcr 0eIsmGrfs.

gtep . orr, 4. 6ebrnQr. = 6olgcn0e8
finb Die ShIuBnotirlugen: @elo 0finete III
lt-2 NIB iGluB 81 2 Yroieut. - Sterlinqz
&ediel 81. $50 - $4.87 uuf 60 Gage uHo
$4.88a-S4.S9 auf Sidt. - SunoeS. Sbli>
9ationen: pros. 1904 AZ prog. 1929, 4=pro;.
1244. 4.-Afiieu: 9tpemS' GrpreB 145, Sen.
troll Yacific 43, GbeI. -Sbio lot. Grie 254,
90. @rior. 53, 2afe=Sbore 87s, RS. Gen~
tral 45a, Worth @eltern 1904, DO 8rior. 1851,
W.-g. Central 1aas.S6;o. 9iiiFiEppi 23a 90.
a'rior. S2t, @i:ts5rrg l49, Steasins a15,
StOd Sslaub 12s ,llrion Tacific SGT S1efernz
lluicn 72t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Neffe 0eQeuo.

Sort g tb, Arf.. 4. Sebruar. - Sir
bic Sebruar= Seiion oes BunoesSeri9tes lie
gen 162 Criminal .6due Dor. uuo oarunter
nigt wsniger, als 80 aui Norb lauteabe I'M
tlageu. gltun gum Sooe uerurtbsilte Wfdns
nsr aus benz SnbianersE Eerritortum Ieben In
In ben biefseu @efdasuibmaueru ibrer let
ten Stuuoe entaeaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Srdn0e.

Solgenoe 8erluite bur6 BrduHe murNen
geftern telesrapbiid semeloet: Swift'S But
teriufobrtt IN @bicasO, $4,000; bic pStanz
oarosStablperte" 5u 2o9au, 3D., $4,000;
8. s. Merriman's SObelmiible Su 2Silz
Transport, 3d., $4,000; bic Sdeuer oeS
Armenbauies bel Gbeiier, Ya., $500; Rif.
ter Sobu 8. @atOu's @ObubauS in Sttawl,
SQs., $4,000 (mehrsre 9tenftboten entgius
gen MIR NIT fnapper Netb oem SooeJ; Der
uWietropolitan Statius. Riut" in 3orOnto,
Ont, $4,000; Der g4agsouihuppeu Der
nSeuentb aoeHue Gar &c." in 8rootlpn,
N..g., nebit 16 28ug9OH8 uno swei Shuee=
piliigeu, &25, 900; oQs vSrac0 6ouic" uuo
nehrers 2a6sn iu SOttenham, Ont. $40, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Ss. &aoipab's
&egmltrenOe @iQea.

PAS tndtliee 2ebess un0 Decentralization.
Boni9 o5ne Set9eiGmad, elegant NIT insem Sars
6ieie SilIen.
Gaowaa's ptusa sur SeLuna auer Roo,u..
Sebers, @todrm=, RiereH= UNI StaIenleiben, RIts
tenitmsr5en, Appetman9eI, Aattigteit, Werpen.
tranthriten, SopA9merJen. SartIelbisteit, 8erfsp.
6ie6er, uuerIeissentSf Sfnoun9, Sdmorrhoiben uns
oler Storun9eR Der @tHseiUstSe. Rein oeaeta5[Id5.
tetne Spur oOn Rertur, RiHsraIien ODER Sh65libcn
DT99uen.
@reis: rs Sents oss sdadbteI. g:l au,u
9lp9theteru AZ baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
W a aria
IN SIREN osrf6iebsnengo gormeu.
S9iitteIficber.

sa'ssS nno btstseS fiebes, se5eiIt fhr so g,r,e
T9sH 9mo1 .1 Isin agSeTes 9emitte in Der tH Sas 70
ner sut (Malaria) oSer srtcptster Csog.
osiSsa MHsen Es Stariats, WerusnFe6e, 1SShus osss
tSs1 S'f0ss RsigfR: 9Is anter 8u.Sans BON
Tst' s5U1s,i, gai.enoW Waswas'S DteaSa 9lss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Sempsrens 8eHrebunsen TIT Ne,p=
Sersen.

Srentou, N.-S., 4. Ssbr. - Sepras
ientant GOrbln bat eiue 6O9 .9icelt, Bill i'm
Sauie eiuserettt; iie tbeiIt Die @utbihaiten
in orei &iaiieu, ndmiid potelS, y Oramib
uno Yteripirtbifaiten, Die 2iceu; Ser eriteu
Slaiie ,ol $40 bis $1,000 folteu, Die Der ;ruets
ten $3.50 bis $1,000 uuo Die Der britten $25
bis $500. SIN Staats -Senat befiirnortete
Sr. Nidols finen .9OcalsSpttoH-" "9eieeeut=
purf; oerielbe beiiiMmt, baB ieoes @ouutp
oue Spei Sabre iiber bic Spirituoieufrase abz
ittmmen ion. Gin Announcement Gnoerte Die
5tpei Sabre in iiiuI nm. Sin anoerss Imeu.
Nement beifimmte, bab Brauereien. ole in
e'nem bonn Serfauisuerbot betroffeuen Gouuz
tp lie9en, sleiamObl ibre 5abrifate mad au=
Berbalb ees @ountps abiesen biirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05

sd nehme teineu Nnfouo, audl meinerIeits 3euos
ntB pom oem 8ro6en Nuben Su qcbtn, Uelbea ber
semdhrt. SD lit etlite Sabre lang an eeOeritorunz
gen, melde etHen Idltnmeu Anfou UoU Gjtl6iudt III
ry naeii. .,, 49,, W ., ,.,s 1r,..,uc osBanbluHa,
ipe man e in unierer Gjegeuo nuT 9a0gn fam; aber
Nic aerSte tonnten mir oen t5enuB meinet ithberer
CSr,. .'uobeit nidt Uieoer perbaifcn. Damn Uerutic
II, hoz o6liugsz zRe5cptencS 5eribmteteu der;tc
NON goTiSph Su., ObtT uerNs6tHs; bierluf fUurbe
irf ,rmnosn. ss u''tSIMMONS' "LIVER-KEGU-
LATokq gGG9[sn NY HOg1 aRS s6 msis9 9Ss. @
iun09cit poGitdnoig ipeocrbra.~'E'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Gine S6amipieaeria pt6Bii1 cts
bItSSSf.

Bittsbur9, 3d., 4. 6ebruur. - Die
Saauiptelerin gi8te Mup Timer, trelhe in
Der rgtbrargs6aa" in v0uo's @irlS" auf-
trat, fiel geitern naf been0eter &Oritellung
pl0bltd in Shumuht unO mar, alS iie wtez
Der 5u ilt fam, OOllig erbltHOet. S'e batte
iedS SSOteu lang an SritiS (@n.jiiuoung DER
9te9epboge i'm 2lugel oarnieoer selegea
nuN ibre Grblinoun9 tpuroe 0urh altJuirlsbe
&rfr.n9nn9 uno etue pa5n getreteue @gtal=
ting heI6ei gefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
9cict: ,,TaIidlunb Uabr."

Wan idtde etne Sreimarts an Or. Raotpah b
Co., 9ir. SO, 2BorrsnzStr,. NeuzDort, fir ~6aIin
uno 2Eabr."
gttt odS RubttfttSt.
Wan oernnge nur Ssaepab's, uuo iehe n0S, os
Der Name ., ,TaoweH" aui BEN Ydddsn itsbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Ser Wep gorfcr galtae!s sfansal.

giews port, /. Gebr. - 9tahoem eiu=
riai Der Sdautmirtp 0arrp 0ia ii6 ermQnut
hat, bic GrprehunGen 0e5 @ebeimpoli,iiten
0ioran unb ieiaer 0internlduner III oeuuu.
Slreu, bQbsn anoere 2eute ebeniaQ8 Sourads
betommen, cen Diunb III 0iinen. 90 mTG
beIidltst. rap INNER ON &noe. bes Sobtes
eiue Samm!nng i'm ii. Sesirt fir oen Bolt,
sci Gapitan 0iulpbp rerantaltet muroe. NJ
!erNingF natm er ntt elsenbGuOis oa8 Sc
iAent i'll @mniaua, ion6srn leine Satin
iQuuTlr dls Die Sei6enfte. Sm oUriQen
Sabre betrug Die SammIuns $1,000, i'm
Ieeten &Orjubr 0ber iaf buS 9Oppelte. Sc
Der Stontmirth oeS IA. 8e;irt8 cab pGas
gS'rerreHe irIr SgerFein, I'M iidsr su ieiu,
bub er etn Sabr laug uOn YoliSeiditanen
iretbIeibt, 8as Gomite, tpelde8 alliabrlih
iene guro6u Gzar,r, Ea i,,r,tuus peranftaltete, be-
itano aus Iiid)aeI 6eumnuu, ue"'9"'Nt'
Oes pNatiOuoI=S heaters" Shomas Stuutou,
8ierpirtb al Der @de bon Wott- II. gipi1q
itonitruBe uu0 3. s. Srosnau, 8ierpirtb an
Der @de BON @Omerp uno Yriuce Strage.
9teier Gebrauf, benz EOlBet~@apitan oeS
ge5irts Elm EeuJabrsgeihenf III lammeln,
beiteht nid)t nur in IA. Be;irf. @s miro
mobl nidt lange oaueru, bis aud ans ben
anberen Se5irTen berartiSe @ntbiiQuHgeH
fomrnfu mPrnPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
cSebet- -3e9ufator,
8aai8fett,
StItoTtGt,

fam pafen6er @eiis etu geberleiOen beiBeu
uno griinbIit sebeilt werOen burh ben maa=
tigeu 9tesulutsr Der 2eber unb GuQeuOrsaue:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Siibne fur o:e Spfer Der fetnoltd,cn
9lpGfsaeta aefnr0ert.

GlYaiO, Ser., 4. Sebruar. - Su gteuz
0terifO nno ari8pua if Die Stimmuu9 eut.
i6ieoen oa9e9en, SaB Der 9lpadenbduptliug
@eronimo unb ieine Npadenbanoe nad) ben
pielen bon ibnsu i'm lebten CONNER began.
genen MOroeu frafOs ausgeben unO ruhig
uuf ibre &eieroatioh ;uriidtebren biirfen. Sn
ben BON ben &0tbb1uten beim9eIu6ten Sc
senben piro smner entIdieoener seioroert.
baB Die rotbea Seuiel biesmal ibrer Srafe
nid)t entgehea iolen, uno piele Betirionen
werben nod gSaibinston gei6ift perven,
babin iaute1b, bab @eroninlo uno ieine Na.
hdnger inter Den Seleten Der Serritorien, en-
peld)en iie bic Ntorotbaten begin9en. tor
@eridlt gefeutuno ais Nt0rber pro5eYiirt teer.
BEN ellen. Die .3abl Der Yerionen, lpsihe
bon ben Npa6en auf ibrem lebten StreifSuge
um9ebradt nurben, belduft ff annabernb
auf 170, oarunter oiele Srauen, melde Dor
ibrer GsmOroun9 sei6anoet unb aaf nnbe=
Idreihhte gSeile gemartert wurben.
SeIas Gscobar, Der merifaniite SOniul in
81 YaiO, pe6lelt 9epeiaen nit Der meritaz
niiden He9ierun9, I'M eieielbe 81 oelaulaiz
len, bic auslieieruu9 @erOuimc'S uno ietner
&anbe bon Der ameritaniidsa &egierung Su
forbern, neil iid bic Snrloneg auf nlerttauiz
iGem @ebiete oem lieutenant WauS ergo
ben. Gs perlautet, OaB oer $srtrag ;wtiten
Dterifo unb ben Ser. Sta0!en teine Serproz
nungen entbdlt, tpel64e Sen uorlte9enoen
Sell oeQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
u. s.. sbirie7. S%i4mouo, at."

"lFit erOBem Ser9ni9en emYit6le i'd Q1u ar
bilIOicm &oplmel uno VSQllioeit reioeuoeu SIM
MONS" '"LIV ER-REG L ULATOR." Sd 6G6t ja5rc
lang oaran getten uHo. Hudloem 10 Ueritcoeuenct
0ellmltte problrt, nun In Dem Oebmuda Don SIM
MONS "LINER-REGULAT fUaIber In ~
Stunoen ME yinoerunq 81 trngsH 0erfcble, oetlung
geiunoen, uno i'd tanu 95atenten Ohger Eeloen Uar@
htern, oaB ibueu iein Gjt5yGuh it5T 9tlieH mir9e.
Sd, ipret7e mdt bios pon MIR, ioHoarn oou mstHer
9an5en 6amllie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05

Warnuns. Siitet Gud Dor Na9abs
mun9en Der Nabritate BON q oil & Ut III
baltimore. Ger altbemGbrte Name oieier
6abrifanten uonHauh- unS Shnupftabaden
bat su nlan4eriei 2duiduuseu Aniab sese.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
lhtungSuOl Der ,ibUgc
!. IL. gilman, Sttmu, Ma

Ass- Gtbte 6arauf Die c6,ts EySTei Su 6etommen.
Sie 1T tennttt] al oem rothiu Il zte:rpfl nui GER
Borbericte uno all benz Sie3,l uHo Der ualeriuuit
3. -. 3etItu * 50. auf otr SeItt 6c5 umiblals.
: IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
ste Babramesfrass in 9eutTdramo.

Berlin, A. Sebruur. - SIM 8eidstuge
miro nddftens Elm Nntras seffellt weroen,
tpeldsr ben Siiriten Sismart eriudt, nit
ben iibrigen Wddten CUNT 3wefe Der Sin.
fiibrung Der SoppelrDabrRnS gu unterbaHz
hPIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Sautfranftetteu.
Iusi6lI9e unb Sautleibeu

euer art belonoer5 droniibe Souttrontbeiten, u,r.
oen sans buperldltg- ourdl eRs Sur nit Raoipan's
Satlapartutan aebeit. g8lr meinen pcraItefe
Nane, nel1e leoeE ren8eBanoluna aetrobt bobsn
Sei als7 grstbeissa. Gin .EsGaT Sie fSiaIcSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Gapit&e, Grwapforo's goS.

Suscon, Gris.r 4. Sebruar- - Der
uStar" erflart beSngli!b oeS fiir3ltden Srefz
fens 3tpiiden 17sritantifen unb anterifaui=
iden Sruppen, in ne.dem GapitGn Gratps
iorb 9et0btet iuucbe, e8 f0nne jug oolltom=
menen ueber3eugung irgeno zines @onsreB.
@omite's bar9et5an peooeu, baB ste Merlz
faner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit ben ieinolihen
Gpa6en trieben uHo ;u9leidl ben nnerifaui=
i6en Sruppen, tDetf)e bic 9otbbaltte perfolg.
ten, alle m0sliden. Sin6erniie in ben Bes
le9ten. gSenn iurnler iis irgeub eiaeu Sor.
tpanb basu erbalten fonlttsn, 10 rpilroen bic
amerifanii6en SffSiere pesbaitet unb IGnsere
Seit in Saft 9ebalten, 10 J. 9. 2ieutenant
YtcOonalb bonn 4. Sapaifsrie= &eg giment uno
gteutenant elliott tom 10. Sapauerie &egi,
meut, nelde srff3 befpeit puroen, oils Oas
Serannaben einer 9r0bersa ameritauiiheu
Streitma6t ben Nerifaitern Seiorguiiie etnz
ilOBte. = Die sunerlailieites yta1ri1ter, err
flart Der pStar" tpeiter, iieBeu fetnen j3tpeiz
fel baran, baB bic SDotlna beS @apt. @rawz
foro nidts GnbereS' mar, ais Elm oerabrebeter
Moro.
gSaibington, O.s@., 4. Sebruar. -
Sm Srie9s .Separtsrnsut if man iiberSeu9t,
oaB Der Sob beS Captains @rapioro oas 9tez
iultat zines beocAerlid)en MiboertGnonifies
mar, uno baB bic Werifauer Die Sunoes.
Sruppen in Der OunteIbeit pirtlid) fir Sn
oianer blelten, oils fie chi bieielben ieuerten.
Dies 1T nm 10 na5ri6einlid)er, ba Die 9lme.
rttaner cine Seecbe Sieb bel ii6 fiibrteu, bic
ite fur5 oorber ben Ipa6en abgeia9t batteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Resft uuo 86rSe.

2ipecp p;o or j. Sebr., 1880 0iittags.
- Saunltuolle: NftttelOrte SbsrIduber 5
Ditto. HepvSrleass 81. - 3ie Serfdufe
betrugen 5000 guIsn, Equalization uub aus=
1000, .3uirbr 810s,
9onoOa, 4. Ssbruar. - Ser. Staatenz
SbIi9ationer: 4spUs. 1868, Ditto. At pros.
1144. - Aftieu: G,=9.=8. 36g, DO. .. Iii,
erie 25B, DC. Sl8, 8.=9. Central lOs, Ba.z
Central 565, Sis. .-Gsntral 144 ,ReaSing 1O5,
Gan =Pacific 56e, Rerican %, ct. Saul
Common 951
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
SDSpepIe.

gr. RaOWas's Giueu iinb elm SsgmittsI fds
otess teiben. Gle scben bem Wla9er neue 9rait
uro t;iabt9en tbn 6nr @ritlluns etner ausabe. Die
tbnsn Die trontbaiten Wirtun9en oui ben Sraantsa
mus. Wian geSrauhe Die Arbue aatb 4niueinna
uno befolae, mas mir in nSoih uro 2Da6r" ibeI ee.
eHsnelie Iaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
SIMMONS
eua utIIe.

GULATO2!
LIVER-REGU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
@ermiidtes.

Die bentiee Steuerelnnabme betrn9 sl7S,s
GIG uuo bic i3oIleiuuabme $446,995.
Der TrdToent iibernittelte beHte osnl Ss.
note Die glhennung eiNsr groBeu An;abi
fpeiterer 8Oftmeifer.
3ur Ginl0iuug beitimmte NatiOuats 8anf-
Noten i'm Selrage boil SG44r00O lteieu
bepte in Sdakanlte eiu.
SIM Nionut Sanuar haben Die S1ifie oe8
Dlaiine 8euenue 8ienit,s 81 S6tfien 6Ilfc
geleiitet uno OaSurd COS YeriOnen unb giz
Qenthum i'm gSertbe bon $2,003,000 ge.
Tettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
AQell AnOern U0r0u5.

Refine anoere bIutrenigsnbe @rJHei wirb iett
oosr wroe s ,IOereitet, bic 10 uOuitdnOi8 ben 8e'
oariniiien Der Qerste mb Oes Yabiitams i'm Guse'
meinen eutQeleutomnt pe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
eustie RiGsI'S aB7d,ten.

YGris, 4. Sebruar. 9ouiie Mi6el,
Die a1ardifia, bar bic Gbiidt aufseseben,
ben Sbauplas ibrer Sbdtisteit mad 9iuBz
Lamb 3E perlegeR. sic mil iest elm anar=
dllitenb,att berans9eben, tpelaes ben 9tameu
''Terre ct Libeyte" iiibrsn Ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
GuropdifHe 3abeItertdts.
Eie 3aIfaniraee.

gSien, 4. 5ebrttar. - Die Yforte inter
fdst Die Sorberuus gulsarieu's i'm Sstreff
etnsr bon Serbien 81 5e;abIenoen Srte9ssrt'
i9dbisaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05

Naerib 4. Sebrifar. - Die ipaniidt
&s9teruns bat bic Yr1rileaitu Der Seiuiten
uns tirhltden SduIen aufgebobeu uno Die
ftaa:itbe @ontrols iiber bas llnterridtspeIeu
tnipSsr ei,,roFfihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-05
Sr. Rabmab's
SarfapartGian 2tefofpent,

peldes ans Stoffen bon auBeror6entItder SrfIfrott
oete9t, fpte DIES bur $rin9uus, BieberberfeIluua
uno Srdltl9un9 oes ntsofr9e6robenen 9orpers notbs
aPsnola nj ntttt un6 RetIt raiGs, aranoItda una
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

There was a short meeting of the agri-
cultural board yesterday afternoon. with
President Stewart in the chair. Cuurdrra-
bic time was occupied in hearing report,
from various committees Tho committee
on fair grounds, consisting of MeSSrS. Kip
linger. Franu and McClare, was authorized
to use its own Judgment in renting the
grounds for picnic and other purposes.
They are expected 10 be governed somewhat
by moral considerations, but this viii prob
ably apply to extremely bad eases, aN there
is disposition to make aS much a> posi-
bic out of the ground towards paying cN-
penses. The premiums this year amount to
about S4,5OO, somewhat more than usual.
The firm having the contract for the pre-
MUM list, left out several whole lpntryl
books, but have agreed To make the job all
right This will delay giving ont the list tn
the public. The fair grounds committee
was authorized to purchase the ,c.aper be
! longing to the Trotting Ass pcial.oH. pro
yiding it can be purchased for SIS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

time and inclination to do a little neighbor-
ly act by blacking my stove | haven't time
or inclination To look at your samples"
The drummerS tried to laugh il of. but
Mr.. Schultz was firm, and at last they slow
ly and sadly pulled out the brush and polish
and went to work OH the stove. If their
brother drummerS of Chicago could have
seen them working away at that stove they
would not hear the last of it for several
years. Mr.. Schultz says that he Is deter
mined to keep that stove magnilrrntly pol
ished, and that every drummer that comes
in the store shall have his chance At it.
RAMBLER.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

+. II. Strow. formerly with the Electric
Light Company, of this city, is now with
the Simpson Electric Gas Burner Co, of
Chicago. He was in the city last week,
shaking hands with old friends. He wit
messed the terrible SOCialiStc riot in Chica-
90 in which several policemen were killed
by the exploding of dynamite bombs. He
said concerning it that no one could posi-
bly, describe the scene a. it was. Il never
saw more perfect military drill than the
policemen displayed when they closed in
on the socialists, in two lines. When they
opened fire. never saw such a scene. The
socialists scattered and ran like drove of
rats. They rushed into the open doors Of
stores, saloons and dwelling houses, and
rushed out the back doors in their wild
haste to escape. saw some OF them rush
into billiard saloon and scramble over the
tops of billiard tables in their frantic rush
to get away. Large numbers Of them es-
capped through the back alleys and passages
in this way"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

That X. F. Brandon X Co. are selling pi-
amos and organs at unhear,l of prices. Their
large facilities enable them tn laugh AT cnnl-
petition. Don't fool your time away with
commission agents who. As 4 rule. are very
unreliable and generally give their custom
erS more trouble than anything else. Bran
dom Il Co. are reliable and can he drprndr,i
upon for good goods and fair prices.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

"Why does not Springfield compel the
railroad companies whose roads run
through this city to put up safety crossing
gates at all the crossings" said DR.. Bryant
last week. Many of the crossings in this
city which are the most dangerous have
neither safety gates. watChmen nor any
precaution nr warning whatever. Itis only
a question of time until there will be a ter
rible accident at some of these crossings.
narrowly escaped terrible accident my
self the other day while out driving with a
friend. had stopped my buggy at the
Mechanic street crossing. while train
passed My horse is used To cutting across
the track as soon As the train has passed.
This she started to do in the present i'll
stance. As it happened, however, another
train had been approaching on the other
track. and which the noise of the first had
prevented us hearing. My horse was half
on the track when the cars were within six
feet of her head. In another second the
myself and friend under the wheels of the
train. There was but one thing to do. |
pulled with all my strength on the right
| line. and gave the horse Stinging cut with
the whip. She answered the whip and the
rein like bird. and made a wheel like
/ lightning. jerking the buggy Ia the side.
and pulling it from almost under the wheels
of the train. Ii was the most frightful eS-
cape ever had. was perfectly cool and
/ collected at the time, but the reaction came
/ in about half an hour, and at the supper ta-
| bic my hand trembled 81 that | could scarce
/ ly hold cup Of coffee. This city should
| protect the lives of its citizens by compel
| ling the railroads 10 build crossing gates at
! the railroad crossings
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

F.. c. Middleton has attended sever
al of the performances at the soldiers
Home theatre at Dayton lately. He states
that they have one of the finest stock COM
pamies that has ever been engaged there.
The company is headed by Clinton Hall.
The Dayton people attend the theatre i'll
crowds. The repertoire this summer will
include about twenty plays which necess-
tateS daily rehearsalS Mrs. Middleton is a
member of the company and is meeting
with marked success. The plays are all
specially costumed, and Mrs. Middleton
has Just had a number of elaborate new
costumes made.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-13

one thing. and one another. Copper cents
little kurk kuacks, p"rkrt-b"oks IN rar'
rare "rra>rum> buttons. warrlt-k"yS. "cca
riunaly articles Of jrwrlry, cent pieces
sometimes a hank-hill, fruit and vegetables
and articles of every conceivable kind. Al
these are carefully pockrted by these
INpU ~rKoU~ ~,AVENGEES,
and disposed of in various ways. had a
talk m the ethics of the profession, with
one of the most intelligent of the Scayen
gers the other day. and asked him whether
it was profitable.
"Wrll. you see, boss. it is like everything
else: sometimes it is and sometimes it ain I.
There's 4 good deal o stuff lost in market,
though Everybody is joStling everybody
else, and in pulling mOuey out of your
pnrkct-b"ok or pocket you're very apt to
drop a few coins The money falls i'll the
mud or on somebody's foot and You don't
hear it drop, and the result is that it drops
into our pockets in the end. Then if you
lose anlthing in market il Is impossible To
find it by the dazzle of the torches or cleo
tric light. II you don't find it that night
you never think of coming back the next
morning Ia look for 1t; you know that II
would De- like looking for needle in hay
stack. That's where We get our innings.
Then. in the crowds of Saturday night,
market is the best possible time to lose lit
tie articles of jrwelry. and knick-knacks
out of your pocket. Besides, the huckSterS
themselves occasionally lose money and lit
tie articles off their stands. All these we
find. Once in awhile patent medicine
fakir will come along who occasionally
throws heap of lose change among the
crowd by way of creating an excitement
and increasing the size OF the crowd. 1t is
impossible that all the money can be found
that night, and some of il goes to swell our
harvest in the morning. Some time ago
patent medicine man threw away handful
of dimes and nickels every night; you can
believe that We put in prompt appearance
early the next morning. We would all come
early. before daylight, so as to be on hand
promptly when il was light enough 10 hunt.
We would all be hunting within a small
space, and were rewarded by finding not
lew of the coins. We find great deal
more than you would suppose. One man
picks up all the cigar StumpS that he can
find rs he can find ready sale for them.
Some of the men who hunt here ON the
market square devote the daylight to hunt
ing rags. bones and old paper. oh. tell
We. there's good many more ways than
one to live, and this is one on 'em.