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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23
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The Star.
4 GREAT NATIONAL, DEMO-
CRATIC NEWSPAPER.

THE STAR Is the only New York news
paper possessing the fullest confidence of the
National ADMINISTRATION and the United
ground of the Republic.
Jeffersonian Democracy. pure and simple,
Is good enough for the Star. Single handed
by the men called by the great Democracy TO
redeem the government from twenty five
years of Republican waStefulness and err
ruption and despotism to the South For
these four years past ii has been unswerying
ia its fidelity to the administration of C,royer
cleveland. 1t is for him now for Cleveland
and Thurman-fUr fear years more of De mo-
cratic honesty in our national affairs and OF
continued national tranquility and pros
perity.
For people who like that sort of Democracy
the Star is the paper to read
The Star stands squarely on the National
Democratic platform. II believes that any
tribute exacted from the people in excess OF
the demands ola government economically
a. mlnistered is essentially oppressive and
dishonest. The scheme fostered and cham
pionec by the Republican party-of making
the government miser, wringing millions
annually from the people and locking rem
up In vaults to serve NO purpose bnt invite
q monstrous crime against the rights of
American citizenship. Republican political
juegl may call II protective taxation"
the Stars name for II is robbery
Through and through the Star is great
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its news service unexcep Ional. Each Issue
presents an epitome OF what is best worth
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Its stories are tod in good, quick. pictur-
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In special descriptive articles. stories
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Many OF tho bert known men and women In
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THE KING OF GLORY !
The Most Charming Life of Christ
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A SUMMER SONG.
FANNY TogREsTER.

Oh. lovely sunbeams through the meadows
On golden pinions, all the llvelong day,
Kissing young leaves. Oh crystal streamleis
= CHANGING.
Wee amorohs elves. eoquetting with the
roses.
Woolng the dai.y in her grassy bed,
Till the shy flower unconscionsly uncloses
New dcw-gemm Il leave, and bushes
rosy red!
Gliding gray rocks on rugged mountains
Bidding the flowers in sheltered hooks
awake,
Calling young song birds from their happy
dreaming,
Waking the laughter OF the dimplinG
lake,
Playing Bo-peep' amid the white buds
blowing
In pearly clusters OH the hawthorn tree,
TO tile round Eyes of wondering Childhood
showing
The rapid journeyings of the wandering
bee.
Shedding halo bright on youthful tresses,
Bidding young hearts for very rapture
Touching the brow Of care with kind
caTcSSeS,
Originating lightly OH the skylafk wing!
All, merry sunbeams, like sly cupidS stray
Ing
In the glad footsteps Of the rustic lass,
On sun tanned cheeks and SNOW white kerr
chief playing,
Twinkiins like firefies in the emerald
grass.
Oh, lovely sunbeams. like blcst angels
gliding
Through courts of squaler, sickness, wait
and gloom,
Telling Of clouds like golden chariOts
riding
Proudly majestic DER a world of bloom !;
OF winding lanes, and milk-white home
steads peeplng
Like modest virgins from secluded bow
erS;
OF shallow pools, and baby streamlets
leaping
In giddy gladness meath dOwn-drooping
hOwclS.
Dance, lovely sunbeams, through fair
country meadows,
Bathe hill and cottage in your holy light.
From city slums go chase the mOurnful
shadows
That fill poor homesteads with eternal
night.
TO those who pine in ignorance and sorrow
May all your tenderest, hottest gifts be
given,
That sorrowing hearts one ray Of hope may
borrow
In the sweet knowledge that ye come
from heaven!
-ArgOay.
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7 AIDES, Do YOUR OWN DYEING,
- AT HOME. WITH
PEERLESS DYES

They will dye eserEthing. They are
sold everywhere, Price lee package.
20 colors. They have no equal for
Strength. Brightness, Amount IN Pack
ages or for Fastness of Color, or mons
fading Qualities. They do not crock or
smut. For sale by W. T. CHEATHAM
& CO., Druggists. Henderson, n. c.
feb. le-I c.
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them. These good men they Use as
decoy ducks with which TO entrap
others.
The leaders Of the Third Party are
Radicals, and if that party does any
thing the Radical party will be the
gamer.
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N Office.

Having qualified as executrix of the
estate OF John 7. Thomas. dece ased all per.
sons having claims against said decedent
are hereby notified to present Their, ~ me
for payment within IL months from date
hereof ,or this notice will be pleaded in bar
OF their recovery; al persons Indebted {,
ssid de- edent must max immediate pay>
ment. This Goth 6av of June. 1882
ANNIE 3. THOMAS,
Executrix Of John r. Thomas, deceased.
Tiuue 2S- o.
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s,err,tsd,te fcIeororhtfd,e seseF6,en

Der republifaniine Staats &ouoeut
Don SirginieH miro ON II. Wiat in Beters=
burg ab9ebaltsu per6eu.
= Sic @afIaee binfduib Der usbers
idnenmuuseu in Georgia uuo Qlabama
befert iid, uub Der Sabn. n.Serfebr miro al
maIis pteoer auf8euOmmeu.
- SRI. @arab Sropu III in EreutOu,
Wo., bon s. so. Si0, etnem gtahblrn, auf
bic aIte probate gSeiie eridufieu porSeu.
Din ridtete Elm osrmeintliG uldt gelabenes
@epebr auf bas WfGb9eu, uno tu1 ndmliteu
Ingeubllde entluo fid bic g8afie. Sarab
mar bas etn3ise Sinb ihrer @lteru.
-Sorrn Baiuter aus Wonocac1, Benni. d,
unb Charles gSilftniou aus Su[luan, We.,
ertidten mdbrenb Der norlebteu yiaht i'm
,Sepfone 6uuie" 3u 2eabius, 3d., NO fte
am Abenb uorber eiu j3immer aemietbet bait
ten. Cine uuteriu9uus ergab, oaB ite oas
8as ausbIieien, anlfatt es ab,ubreben.
- Bei Wilmington, Del. fiuo bic 2eiden
;peter WfdnRer, uermuthli9 Spfer oes tir5z
lideH Sturmes, am ufer bes 9elapare auf'
qefuuben porSeu.
- SIN Chicago tpurbe benz gum EoSe uers
urtbeilteu WtDroer Guguf Seste, pelaer
fiirslid ieinen fletuen Stieiiobn budfdbltd
AZ SObe peitidte, eiu neuer Bro3eB inter Der
Beoiusuug betpillt9t, baB Der angetlagte
iduIbig plaibire. Dies seifab, uu6 oeete
purOe baruufbtu iOfort su lebeusIdHsltaer
3uGtbausbaft oerurtbeilt.
- a9tb. B. 6. Smitb, ebemaIi9er
6Hlfs.SefretGr bes S6asamtes, if sefiern
;u Blattsbnrgb. N.>9., an Brigbt'ider gtiez
reuirantbeit gefiorbeu. @r mar uur sc Sabre
oft.
- Die 9eisbsebuns bon Stem Seriep,
ireId,e ienen Stant nit 5o4liceu; uub neo=
cal-SptiOn" begItttte, bat ft4 sefern sine
die pertdgt.
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Ser SSettero1ntutt.

@bicago, 80. Rar3.-9ns srose fiiuf=
Hodge SabrifsetGuSe an @de Der Beoriaz
unb Gute.9trase, iorpie etlide beuabbarte
@phHbiuier brannten beute frib nte0er.
Mau 9laubt, bab Elm Wann in einem Der
nsbsn Der Sabrit 9elegenen tIeineu 9iuier
5n GObe uerbranute. Spei ober brei Ieuer=
pehrIeute nurben bur9 einfiir3eube Wluu.
ern idper oerlest. Mau i9dbt ben @es
iammtoerIuft auf 100000. 9erieIbe Osrs
tbeitt fl6 inter foIsenbe ssiruten: DaOiS &
&antin, bic Zimmerman &efrtseratOrs
Comp" 2inn, g8eaoer & Comp. Iuo bic
O@OB Priuting= BreBz
80 empbis. Teun., 80. Rdrs. - Su
@olbpater, gfifi., 20 Neileu iHoIi6 BON
bier, branuteu beute 5ebn 9doeu nieOer. Ser
Iuf $4,000.
BiIfe8barre, Ba., 80. War3. - De
@erberei Der Strma 8robbeao & S06ue an
Ger nSprin9br Sabn," brei RetleR boa
OioOiic, ain8 beute abeuO in StammeH a4f.
Der SerIuft 1T bebeutenb.
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Sefor8ntife ttNt etnett SMRSesoant:
hFSr

29nib;uston, 9.z@.. 80. @irs.-Die
Shotiadle, 6aB Don bem 8riessiaiffe p2auz
CATER" ieit nugeD0bnlih LANCER 3eit ytidts
geb0rt purbe, Oeginnt 4ufmerfiamteu 3u ers
regen. SIN 6lottenoepartement erfldrt man
5tDar, es erifitre tein gruuo fir 8efi dltuu.
gen, aber niejeuisgu Sumilien. bic Augeb6ri,
&c am SOrb oeS Sdlffss babeu, gebeu iib
elnftHfen SeiOr9nifeu bin. Das Sriessi9ifi
sSaHcafer" fubr am II. Sauuar Don Woutts
otoeo mad Gibraltar ab, mo es iif) benz Utit=
telmeergeihuaber uuiaIieBeu oIlte. Seitz
bem fnb iteben8ig Gage uersauseu, ubue baB
man etpas BON ibm 9eb0rt bat. Wlau uabm
an, bic 8etie tpiirOe in fiiuf5is Easeu gez
maft tperbsn. 9as 6abr8sus hattie Pro'
otant fir ueuu3i9 Gage am SOro. Sor Der
g6faRrt bieB es, bic 9ampfieffeI ieieu in
eiuem 10 itIeGten 3ufaube, buS bas 5diff
bic Sterile gum Sbeil ober gans inter Segel
MAIDEN miife. R1slidIer gBeiie bat 6as
Sttff in ct. SeIena uugelegt. I'm 8uro
befnbet fG aud eiH Sobu bes AbmiraIs
H0rter
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SS{ehnt1rfke~

ct. 2outa, so. RdrJ.- 0iinbSieb: gu.
fubr 400, Berienbun9 -. Pretie uarttr'
ten 3nii6en 81. 80 unS $3.50. - ShUeiue
.3ufubr 290O, Serieuouug 800; Yreiis bari,
irten 3piideu $5.15 uno $3.50. .-S6aafe:
3nfubr 5000, Serienbuna 1900; BreiIe 5ari'
irten sDiIdel $3.50 un0 $5.85.
@btcago, 80. Rar3. - 8tnooteb: 3n'
fubr COCO, SerienOuH9 5000; Pretie BARI
irten stuiideu S1.6O urb $5.05.-S6Deine
3ufubr 1900, Serieubuu8 5000; Preiis
puriirten 3pif6en $500 unb $3.50. -
Sdnafe: 3ufubr 1000, Serienouug 1000;
Preiie ouritrten 5uiiden $3.50 unb $3.50.
@aft.@ibertp, Benui.r 30. Mdr;. -
8iutoisb: 3ufubr 98, Serienbuu9 =;
Breiie bariirten spti4eu $3.50 uu6 $500.
Stpeine: !3ufubr 1000, Serienonus 1900;
Breiie oariirten spii9en $4.75 uub $685..
- Sdnafe 3ufuhr 400, SerIenOung
400; Preiie Dariirten 3wiideH s4.75 uub
j675
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Sanferott etncr GoopsratsS .0GTea.
SG)afE.

@bicngo, 80. Dldr;. - Sm DECEMBER
1886 tpHrbe pon &ertretern Der biefgen Nr=
better llnloueu Die y@oOperatiU, 5ttahtbaus-
@eisuIhaft bon @oot @ountp" OrgaEiRri, IN
ben sroBen Sdladtbaus= 8eiieern ~ b:p:i=
len, boB Die Grbeit nuD uibt bee Rapital ben
@epinu er3euge, unb baB oaper tbre Qrbei=
ter III bGberen 20bnen beretttQt ieieH. 6eute
iu6te bas 9ireftoriur Der @eislidaft nm
eiutn @inbuItsbsfsbl eegen ibreu Brdfoentsn
unb @eiGditeiiihrsr SucObiOn, i0rpie um @r.
neununa eines RafenUerpaltsrs nab. Das
betrehsnbe 9eiuf fibrt aus, baB SlcObion
fd be alleinige geitung bes GeiAait8 augs>
most, befen 9elber uerldleuoett Hnb iiotrz
houpt bns @eiddft ruilirt babe, 10 bag Ote
@fttonare 9erithtIife &luseu 3u gepdrtiseu
bGtteu. 9as Geri6t m0ge tbn 3pingeu,
iibsr bic oerpenbeteu 9elber 6edeui4aIt alb
Sulegen. I'm ieiner Stele babe bas Oiret.
tOrinm 5enrs 9uriou gum @eidditsfdbrer ct.
lonnt
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2smS Dem 9eentattttsIfbctt.

StueparbtSapen, Wafi., 80. gtdrs.
- Ser Dfatroie S0bn SiIuia, Der am Diem
flag bier angefemmeu if, giebt cine baars
ardubeube S6ilOeruus BON ben 0ti5banb=
lungen, oenen er am Soro bes sugtii5eu
S6OOuers s@rpreB" auf Der Sabrt Don Der
Snel &uba mad cen Ser. 9taaten unter=
porfen murbe. Setner SdiIberuHs mad
nurhe Ger Shooner balb unh Dem SerlaTien
bee Safsus 8Oracoa bur9 baitige Stiirme
aus ieinem 8urs oeridIageu. 5iIBia mar
bnra 9nrdfall Seraptig aeihwddt. bas ct
bonn @apitdu Gins 6urdh 9iebe nit etaem
8nuenbe auf 0ed gebrGAt, mo er OIL ZEN
4umpeu urbeitsn muBte. 3ueimal pnroe
er bier ohumG6dg uno erbtelt ieOesmaI eine
3ru6t YriseI, tporauf i'm Der @apitdH ms
8oroertafeu rperfsu IieB, uHfdbi9, bic Ribs
banbIungen ldnser su ertrugeu, iprang SjI=
pia iiber 8oro. Dttt 6Itfe zines 5tit5s
Sre,bhpIS belt er fid jpei Gage iibsr 8lfer
unb nuroe banu bon einem anOeren S90Ouer
oufef fiidht
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Sas 9oblett Momopol.

Nep.Dort, 80. NarS. - 0torsen err
Iiiht Der @outratt, pslhen bic ieGs sroSeu
SOblensSompaguie'n Bebufs 4ufredteraalz
tuug Der Yreiie unb 8eidrdntuns Der Bro.
button geid9lOfeu batten. Seit bem erfteu
Sabre bes Sefebens Der Combination pflegte
cine 3uiammentuuft fattSufiuoeu, auf mel
der bic Yrobuttiuns Quote fir iebe @oui~
paanie fefigeiett purbe. Sbpobl aud in
bieiem Sabre bereits ulebrere 8eriammluuz
gen einbernfen poroeu fiuo. 70 ioI1 bod teiue
@iniguns er;ielt noroen iein. = Der Brdii>
bent ber pSelamare s2adapauIa 8eftern
giienbabu," pr. Sloau, lies fid bisriibsr,
mie folst, oernebmeu: pp@s ift teine gtui=
sung 5piteu ben Sohlen @ompasuie'u er.
sislt porten. Die BsriHte, bas bic auoersn
Gompogate'n ibre YroSuttton eiufdrdnteu
pOuen, bnmit bic y&eabiuser" uup bic g9e=
bi8hzSau8bs sSabn" bic bur9 ben Ausifano
perlorene 5eit eiuboleu i0uuteu, ftub 5umz
bug. Seee @eieuifaft piro fiberIiA muuter
an's gBerf geben unb minbefeus ebenio uiele
Soblen grabeu laiieu, als i'm Soriahr.m
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Goasurrens fur gsetter 9roseetea.

Detroit, Wid9., 80. Idr3.-Nit Be3ug
anf Die BON benz &bsf bes Better Bureaus,
Sen. 9reelep, semaate Propbe3eiuns. baB
bic beiBefen Gage pes fommeuOen Summers
auf Den y. unb II. SuIi fausu psrbeu. ers
bietet fi1 oas bieiise ySourual," Sen. @rees
le1 Oeer irsenb eiuem Anoeren, Der Dor benz
l. SHai oieienisen brei Gage rittis ausibt,
ON benen am Sisnale 8iirsau 3u Detroit oaS
Sbermometer ben b04teu Staub erreidt, bic
Snmme bon $500 3u sablen. Die Yropbe,
5eiun8en ml1en auf Boftfarten inter &C.
nauer ausobe bon Namen uno Gbreiie etuz
seididt perbeu. Der Yreis pirb am /. Stz
fober auSbeaah[t.
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Sofaanaen Ser QrobtbittoniEttn

@btca9O, so. 0ars. - 9r. Samuel
8idie, Gorlieer beS NationaI &agues
Gcnite's Der Brobi5itionifeu, ilt BON elmer
Sour burd Soma uno Sanias surffgefsbrt.
@r meint, bab feiue beioRoere Brobibitiens.
Enttsi u0tbig nare, fpenu bic 8spublitauar
iiberau 10 nader fir Brsbiblttou idofiten,
tpie in ben geuannteu beiheu Staateu. Sn
gtetp=9ort, 9laubt er, ptro bus Eemperenj'
Scium in 6teiem Sabre auf rs 900 fteisen,
se9en %, 900 in 1884. 9eneraI 6ist maht
er oils mutbmaBli6eu @anbibateu ieiner BAT
tel fir bic YrdIbenti9aft uamhaft uub er,
flGIt, huB Die 9emperensIer, anger in 2oui=
fana, in alien Staaten oOlfGnoig pr9aulFrt
fiub.
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Ste Srmbentataftropbe tn WstiIourt.
Spafere ReGtidtsn fteuen Die eeTtrf9en An'
eabtn f'bsr ben 2ebsnspsrIaft ais iibsr.
ftfebet, nar

Sauiass@ita, Ro., so. @ar3.-Spaz
tere gtadri9ten iiber bas idlaeeu6e 8etter
in Der Soblensrnbe- -su Gid=5tG, Ro., erge-
ben, .onB ft6 iur 3eit bes llufaus nur 35
MentGen in Der 5eae befanoen, unb Oas
nidt 40 2eiGeu ans gageslidt gef0rbert
noroen iiub, pie sefteru semeloet pnroe,
ionoern nur fiinf. Die Eo6ten fiub: @5as.
Smttb, Geo. Wan, 6. RcBberion, 5rant
Goler uno Sorban Smitb. Iuserbem iinb
is Der Seri6itteten Iebenb, ubwobl i6per
0er5ranut, serettet poroen, uub Is anOere
beftnoen ft9 ben lesteu Nadridteu 3ufOlge
nod in Der Srube. Wtan fiir1tet, bas be
9esteren eatneber i&Cn toSt iino ober erftift
iein perben, ebe es 9eliu9t, ie 3u erreideu.
Die &ettungsarbeiteu MAIDEN uur Iansiame
f5Orti6ritte unb fino nit srOBeH @efabreu
oerfnipft. ueber bic llriaae Der @rplOiiou
ift nod gti6ts ermittelt.
Die Fobtenlife belduft itd auf 81, uab
bon ben SerIesten peroen iebeuiuuS neuu
nn4 erliesen, 10 baB iid Der 9ebfnsuerl If
auf so beIaufen pirs. Die Eeoten nerS IN
auf Soften Der 9pmuacuie beerAiot.
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Sin ncttes Gbepaar.

ct. Qouis, 80. 0ldr3.- &tue Depaide
aus @biIIicotbe, Wio., melbet, oaB S. y.
@iaeipie unb isine gatttn, Die i'm iitopefilt,
den Gbeile in iener StuOt pobuten, beute
nod bem Wittn9sefeu etneu heftigsn Strelt
batteu, IN oe1ien SSolse iie ii4 in einem Gin.
mer eini9IOfeu IHo fid1 nun auf Sob uHp
2eben betampften. @ileipte erbielt bvei
Sdu6wuubeu, unb Der 8rau uurOe cie Sebe
bon DIR gu DIR burdianitteu Z iae psr,
APu ffPrhPn
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Gin ttettet vSrnit."

Sofon, 80. Rdrs. Dem biefgeu Som
mercial Bulletin" juiOlse baben bic 3biir,
uno Seniferrahmen Sabrifanten BON Reuz
@ngIanb, gfetpz9orf, SEEM =Seriep uub 8suu
iplpanten eine SeriammIuas bier ab9ebalteu
unb cine Combination sebiloet, nm bic Breiie
ibrer 6abritate in bic 6Sbe 3u treiben uno
bic Brobuttion 81 beidrIuteu. 9rsi B,ertel
aller Sabriten IN ben ertpabuteu Staaten
finb on benz pSruft" betbeiligt. Die Breiie
iouen icfort nm 10 Yro5ent erb0bt tperbeu.
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g2ttp :@orfer @ad1rfdltt.t.

Reps sDOri, 80. Rdr3. - @ine etpa
breiBig Sabre aIte Dame, Deld,e fi9 y6rl.
Sen," ionic uud v8rI. 8uG" 8enanut
bOtte, beaius beute abeuO in pNrmauo's
SoteI,H yir. 49, 0ef-24. StraBe, Selbf1z
morb, inbem fie ale 8iseu hires 3immers
oelfopfte nnb bas @as ar1Orebte. Gle bins
terIteB einen an u5rau MoreIano, Ger. 81,
Nonroe= Strnbe, Wfobile, Nla.," aoreifrten
Srief. gtlihe anoere in ibrem 3immer ae.
funbeue 3otumeute ergebsu, oaB lie fidb fTIz
her in eiuem &Iofer befunoeu hatte. Utau
oermutbet, eas fie ourh Arnutb uub Sraut-
belt 81 bem Selbfmorn setrieb.n puroe.
= Die 26=idbriSe gouiie @obin bon Nr.
1862, Sf SoufonfraBe, pelfe am &iuobett.
fieber lit, un6Sem fie eiuem &inoe oas Sc
ben geseben bate, erhduste iid 9efern Ruds
mitt1g. SGon lett eiui9er 3eit bate fie piel
All Ieibeu gebabt, bod bate fie nod feline
Spuren bon @eifteafGruus se;eist, 10 oaB
ibre 8ermanoten ihren 3ufano uid1t fir ges
fdbrlida hieIten. 4ls ibr @atte gBilian1,
neIder BON BrofeiFOn Gin Bolfierer III, aez
fern QbenS mad 6auie b.imtebrte, fano er,
bas feline innge Srau fi9 nit elmer 0aid
lsine an Der Ebdre ibres S6lafsimmers erz
hdnst batte.
- Sente purben 45O Bufusiere bes Dam
piers ,Sritanniu." uuf rpeI6em mGbreuO Der
leberfubrt Die glattern aussebruGen wureu,
su ,,@oflsz@ z@urosn" ans 2aab seIafen.
- @aIben 8obiulou, etu 30sjdbriger Ne=
ger, ermorbete bente friib in ieiner gSobnnu9
yir. 20, @ropeftrase, feline srau, tuoem er
ibr nit euem 9iafrmefer Die aebIe burds
i6uitt, uub bru6te aud Der iHnseren Saue.
fer Der Srau, Nameas 2is3ie gSbiteburf,
eine @dnittpunbe bel. Der Sbater, mel
der bas Serbre6eH in 6uIse zines pl0sti,
den @abniiuusaufales bssaugeu Al baben
i6eint, puroe uerbaitet. Die ermorbete Fran
mar SO Sabre alt.
- Die arrangements fir bic Beerbiguug
bes uerforbeueH @r> r>Sice=@ =@ouuerueurs, mel
DIE mcrsen Sornitta9 nm IL llbr ftattftuOen
iOl, fnb nuumebr ab9eidlOiieu. Die Seisr
biirfte fid au elmer impoiauteu setalteu.
Tau.-Sotmutb tommt Dor Dem Tou. @eseu
mir ben i5aa. 3u tbdte einen srosen ran, 10 5olteF
0u In iebem fsal eine 6Iaibe ~SaluationsSeI- sul
Sonb baben; Seuu Eu tannif in oIIen Tdllen bardul
rednen, boB es turrt, no aqe anberen TiitteI iebl
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G1GMSerbaftc Gntoed"m9 aWf
cff1e,ft gErfe0hnfe.

8biIabeIpbia, q, 80. Wdrj.-gine nm
betGnute ungefabr 35 Sabre aIte 6rau wuroe
beute friih aI8 geife in Der vGatbeora!- &e-
metelp" aufgeiuubeH. Sie mar in bal5 lie
9enber, haI6 fisenber Stelluug 9egeu eineu
@rabiteiu geIehnt. @s fteute fb berauS,
bns iie in @eburtspebeu geforbeu mar -
oa8 Sinh lag tOotin Der uGmIideu Srabft1tte
nit ieiHer Wutter. Die geide Der Trau
purbe Sebufs Sbentifitrurg na4 Der ROr-
cue oebIQdt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Pie q s.SiII, pel6e benz Breis
f1tr bic Staot Baltimore auf $1.25 pro 1000
SubiffuB fefiest, 1T sefteru aud i'm Seuate
an9enemTen poroen !; alio bat bic srose
gobb1, bic in ben lesteu Easeu baaegen ars
bettste, ytihts aus9eri9tet. Die Seietgez
bun9 hdtts nun ben Breis eben 10 gut anf
einen Dollar fefiesen fonuen, unb bic Sc.
ielihaften uiirben INNER nod, @elb uerbieut
babeu, aber immerbih piro bic neue Wasz
resel ben @oninmeuteu eiue @rlet6teruns
aetrGbreu.
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Baltimore, Nfb, @amfag, ben 81 Mdr3 1888.

pie 9erren Sransoieu ideinen
auf Dem befen gBese 81 elmer ueusu 8euos
luton 3u lein; iie haben gefieru ben 4ufaue
gemadlt rno cine 8euiiiou Der @onilitution
beihlofien, tpesbalb oas Mtniiferium prompt
abeanite. Sisies piro Der Gufaas BON
@ube ieiu.