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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12

'Dr. Wilbor's Pure Cod Liver Oil and
Phosphates" belt 9 dptuO u d I,
$ 9ufeu, @rtdGtuHgeu, u f m q,
Brouditis, 9 d NJ d BE, uerbee.
reHbe Srautbeiteu.
6of 10 itmadbaft, ME Rahm. CARTE
Beriousn uno Sinner t0nuen es nit 8ergHiiz
gen genieBen, unb fie fiubeu, uGdoem ite ee
gebraudt, groBes g8oblgefaleu oaran. SO
aifmilirt fd3 nit Der giabruug, Uermebrt oas
G!eii4 uut ben appetit, bebt Oas yter0enigz
fem, 9ibt bem Berffanb uuo G6rper wieoer
Sraft, lfafft ueues, reihes uuo relHes 8lut,
fur3 Oerlinet tbatidhIid3 bas gan5e Spfem,
SSIetid1, SItt, Terhen, @ebtrn. Die
ies Yraparat if bet 0eitem beier, ols ale
apoeren Br1porate Don 9ebertbrau; es bat
otele yio6abmer, absr niht Seine89letdeu.
Die ReiuItate, bic nd aus ieIHer Anneu=
euug ergebeu, iiHo ieine beifen GmpfebluH=
gen. @ebt flher, 10 Iieb Gao &ure Seiuuos
belt if, uno neri6afft @uh bas edte. per-
aeftellt alIeiu BON Or. gIler. 3. 1SitbOr,
gbemiter, 8ofoH, Nafi. SerIangt iauftrtrs
tee @irtnlor. bas tOfeufrei per BOf iuseihidt
perbeu pirO. @rpdbnt bieie 3 il
tuug. (83r5r19l9l,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
Cine kiuOfrlo(f GbP

9f serts etne nbsraus traurise Sane fur mans
@es Gbepaer. gSie unb npeurt5 bieie1u lIebeI In
tnr5er y cit absebplfen nerbeu tann, ,eiat ber
0Reftnngssgtnfer," 25O Getteu, nit ,oblreiten
nGur9etreuen Stern, rpelder rrn benz alien uub Be-
phhrten eeutiten Ritttut in lelp gprt berousns
eesenntrb, auf bic I / RTE gBetfe. 9uuoe qents.
BE in ben Stano ber Gbe trsten prQeu ipilteu Ser,
Sprua S9taers: 70 'rump pr1fe, iperftG
err b:ne ct I" ipnbl bsserSiseR, unb tos pprs
@ d rttt 6eS eebens tbun gBirb fur IS Gents
In goitmarten, icpch in beuti6er pte in enaliider
Srra9e, fret unb iprsian perpadt b perionSt.
&hrefle Destsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, NE
Dex ~Seftuusssanfers ih su be.feben hurf,' s,u
@. N. 8temsrS gsx. xa. B,asFaItis
msxenxdEe. 81ItfIuels, Rh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
sanferaettittlllttag WlitteI

nerhes augeHbIidltb nod einmnligem @e6raub btr
gr0jten uno peinigen6fen SdmerBen bglt, SnBaas
6ungsn Uu6er uno @ongeitiouen turftt, eiHerla, Oh
in 6en SuH9en, bem ylagsn, oen gin9spsi6su oktT
anoereH Druen ODER SIgansmsH.
SungrItb.-&tu bll6er bis Bu etnem I5esI6fIel
Uol in enem 5alben @las gBafer 9enommen bsHt
IN neuigen Uitnuteu Srdmpfe, lauren D2agen, nee
6elteit Srbredeu, Soo6rsHHen, gltrO0ittdty SdIata
loT1teIt GopiUeh, DlarIboe, ,ROllf, Bld6ungeu una
ale nHeL.iten Sdlmeraen.
M an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
Gtne SampathiefunOGebuu8 pOIttiIaer

gBafbtugtOu, >. 6, Il. Gpril. -
Sine bon fOlgeuben oemOfratlI9en Seua=
loren unter5eihuete DspeI4e, peld)e Spuz
pathie fir Die 2eiOeu Oes 6rH. &oHfLing aus
orIft unO Die 5offnung auf ieine balotge
Miebelb berfeIlun9 auBert, murOe beute boa
bier rad RepzD DOrf 9ei9ift: 3. QB. 8oOr'
bees, Sames .. 8ed, s. 0t. @Odcel. Sc.
g6. 6nulOm, Sohu 81. 0eagaH, @li Saulss
burg, 8itlorb @ote, SObu 8. 0iOrgau, 5. s.
5arlt8, u. y. 8Ormau, 8IIfinfoN Sal, 50.
lepb q. 8IOpn, 8. s. 9. SiadburA, 3aaies
g. EuGh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
gdmadle unO ftmoerIOIe Traaea

loGtenIntdt 0sr5DdIsIn, onbern Ratb une 9tlebruns
aus einem gUde ibopfen, our9 gel9es &auieHbe
sTianot unb ocn etnBgen RDunib ibIgs 6ersens in
ssrfiGune ae6en iabtn, 8as NIT Disltn Sranfenses
idoibten sTlduterte, reAlih aUsssfattete neusae
Iert rUtTo gratis uno traacO oeliGidt BON eCx
,,@rtpate eItate q SB9peniGrB," gsE. tbs
cfScouftoHs StEabe, uabs SEOa tuap, RsEss
Dorf, 5i.s9. (88-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
9mcf Wl6nncr !, ,crfhfittet. .

Rsm =gOrt, II. gpriI. - Sin 16 6uB
bober Sdptthaufsu binter eiuem uuUouenoez
ten 6auie on Der Sf,7. StraBe gab beate
ipat 9iadmittag ned, wOourd 5pet in Der
giGbe arbeitenbe gtdHner, Der % Sabre alte
n8lumber" Sobn @Ouitp UuO cer 36 Sabre
aIte 9at. Cannon, neritiittet nurbeu. 8eio2
ianbeu ibren 500. Ser Qebtgenannte bin
ter!QRt cine Wittne uno pier Rtnber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
d0REH0UND&1AB

b% Rarttt aafebEbar Suites, aa
tarrb, SetFeFFett, b5fen sails, aHe.
mo, @taaae &ao aWs st5rtmsea ees
sgt8mua8s Oe8ane.
Seiaen lin0eln6en ginauB auf Die ura
8egrtiieucn gItbmung8 Orgaue uerOanft
er Der Ibatiadle, o0B feline Seltanotbeile
Die mirfIamiten betannten 8rulfmittlt
fiuo. Der 6auptbeltauotbetl lift Der Sonio
Der 2tuoorn (HOrehound) zYfau;e, mif
oer Abies Balsamea o0cr Balm of Gilead
aemiia Uerbuu0eu. gICben OieIcn entbdlt
CT fiiuI ipeitere bOtaniide Gleulente, uelhe
bic lSirfiauteit beOeutenO pertarfeu.
0ieienigen, welae Sales Honey of
Horehound uu0 Tar gcbrau6en, uers
iihcrn, bnB er in allen 6Gucn mun6erbar
beileno mirft, tpO Die atbmunqssOraane
an9egriiien ltn6, unO OaB feline 8irfuna
cine ungcmein raIae lit. Gr ent5Glt Ourds
aus 9ddtS, mas oeu WtaQen nadtbeilio
iein f0Rnte, bat einen auBerlt aageuc6men
@cidmad unO mirO gu eiuem BreiIe oers
tauit, pelder es ielbit 9enicuigen nit be-
idranttcu D!itteln erm6gltat, ,OefIeng8Obl.
tbatcu tbcilbafti9 gu werOen.
Sin 6uItea IdBt F6 aIs bus 8OrIduFers
Stadium Der SdpinOiudt, elmer Grauis
belt, segen neIde 5aIe'8 2lnOUrns uuo
Ebeerbopiq eas fiberfe betauute 8ur5gf-
guugsmttteI 1T, PaiienO bejei6nen. Wlar
periGiebe buber ben Gebrau6 oieies pers
IdbItaen ipestfi&eH @httel8 fetueu Quaeua
bid.
Ein0ern lit er, ruenu 7c BON Group OSer
aeudbulten befallcn pOrOen, ourd feline
Iia0ernocH @igcniaoftea ic5r OienIi5.
Rrciic: 25, 80 Gcnts uub 81 Sfs
6Iai@e; bic sr6bte bic biui8Fe.
BGg-S Sn allen 2IpOtbetau su Babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
@r Senator GOnsltas's 3atano.
Gtne 10: iitersebetOe 9eTe;una, tpeIabe triis
eeriIde SOifnmnaea maarteT. - $eate
g9uSfid1t auf 6eHeiuaa

Netpsgort, IL. GpriI. .-Bis beute f.a5
mar feline erDGbueusnertbe Ber6n6 6eruug in
oem 8eFnoen oss Gr= Senators &ont.iug
einSetreteu, auetn nm II llbr ue1ftel Der Bas
ttent in einen ttefen Sdluulmer, melfer bis
nah ubr oauerte. Ills &ontltug aus benz
S9lafe erpahte, fteute ss iid beraus, oas
itG iein 3ufano erhebIl9 aebeiIert hattie.
or. Barrier tbetIte bal0 Ha1hlr ben Beridts
erfnttera nit, oas tebt quite Gusft]t auf
Seneiuu9 bes Yatlenten erlffire, uu6 oas iidl
oerieIbe beute befier bsiiu6e, ais III irIeus
elmer :3eit in ben lestea Bebu Saaea. Inter
ben 0lelen Berioueu, DeIhe beute i'm Cont,
liu9ldeu Sanie erihleneu, nm iid mad Oem
Befnoeu bes ttranten 81 eEtuuoiaeu, befIao
iif @r=Sefretdr Biuonm.
Die Beiferuu9 mar Iti9er felue permoueate
un6 rnadJte I'M ear'1 bls ytafmittaas eia2r
betenili9eu idltmmeruna Blas. @if,ter
Sbtpmau, Delher far3 Der Ilbr oas, Saus
oellteB, Gu6erte bic 8efir9tuua, oos Der
Sraufe feine "a Stunbeu mabr Al lebeu babe.
Au9 Or. Baferr rpeIder se9eu 8 llhr 3u Sru.
&OniIiug Suriidttbrte, tt iebr beiOrgt Huo erz
iIdrt, berielbe lei nid1t mebr 10 ffatf, uie an
8ormittag. gBeuu Meningitis cintrete, mas
III befiirdten iei, 10 per0e Der Sob 6e8 Bas
tienten uur cine 6rage bon neuiaeu Stuaoeu
iein. @egeup6Tti9 Is llbr) ibt Der Batient
aufredt in ieiuem 8ett, il ie009 5ewuBtlos.
lin 515 lag GOutIin9 i'm Sdlafe. Seiu
3uifaub bat iid nidt Deiter uerjdltmmert,
ioHoern eber etDa8 gebtiisrt.
lIu 9.15 NbeneS iagte Or. Barter rad
elmer geraoe abgabattaneu GonIultation mil
osm 8r. SanSs, Der YatieHt babe gegeumGr.
tig utsLleidt cine Chance aus 25 3ur @eue.
Jung. gor "a 5tuubea babe er uur elne
Chance aus 100 gebabt.
Wems gort, y. 4prit, I uar frit6.-
Or 5artlep 0srtiinbet iOeben Surn Elm Bill
letin, tuB fd GOnfliua'S 3unano ieit ll4r
Qbsut8 geTins 0erlalimulert bat. S6gper.
nGrme uno YulsiGlug iiuO geilleseu, unb
man beiirdtet eiue 0}idtebr 6eS 6ieberOell-
1iuma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
RranfreiA.

Bart8, II. GpeiG. - gdrmea5e politiihe
SellGmmluu9en pur0en 9eftsru 4bano 81
Rcubair un6 QbeRnss i'm 8epartemeut On
9IOrb abgebalteH. 8ie RehHer tonnteu fiA
irmitttH Der berridenbeu @oufuTtou faunl
berfdntlih MAIDEN. 9ie n1eiifen Der Qnue.
ient6n iGieuen bic @auoioatur oe8 Generals
. FpularBer IN besunftger. gtue So3ialilea.
8eriamulun9 fauo 81 Qllle i'm nGmli4eu
8efo1tenent fatt, in treIder eiu Bedding
angenommen nuroe, burd p:iden F5 Die
aEbeiter oerpfltdten, fir SOucar6, Den Seq
ner 8CularGer's, 81 fimmen.
nSempe" fra9t, pie lange eS bauern iou,
tis tie Nepublltaner, ipel6e iett pals itbsr
3opf fir BnulaHger iH's Gang geheu, etus
i,hsn, oOB iie nur fir oie SoHoparuRsu Die
Snfarien ans benz 6euer bolen. So p6re,
meint ter oSemp8," fir 6ieleu gRuiterzRez
publifauer" Elm geihtes gepeieu, fid auf Ell
ntn Stnnbpuntt Al feleu, Der Die Bonapar.
tifen gen0tbtat hdtte, ge9en ign aufiutreteu,
neEn er niIilid bic Sernbaltung Der iHpez
riGI1f1iidJen Bartei i'm Stuu gPbabt bate.
Stait 8efen babe CT geraoe bas @egentbetl
gethnn. rgYie large i0a oieie nunosrlG9e
force boueru :"
Sr. @ruguou, Der friibere Boli,eiprGfett,
tueIder me9en IetHer BetbeiliguHg an benz
@tIpuzS zStanbuI abgeieet tpurbe, if ais Had=
ioIger 6es Dru. 8uilGnt gum Director Der
6ffeutltt]eH Siderbeit srHnnut poroeH. Blil=
lnut nurbe sutlaiieu. @rif bel9u.oigt, ieiHe
8efugntiie ben beiben Ieeten Re9ierungeu 3u
@efaleH Hberihritteu IN babeu. Die Sous
Iaugifien IoIIen benz 8reuter Bloquet Seifal
pegeH ieiuer 6efii9fett in ieuer Sa6e.
Ste TIberns Sc6aett oes grtasea BON 8ales.
Qon6ou, u. April. - 2abp 9uutsfOro
bat i'm gtnmeu elmer 4nBabI fleiuerer eHslt-
der SoIoHte'u Dem Brin3eu ooH gSaleS ben
8uniG OeIieIbeu uusgeiprodeu, ibm gemetu.
lam cine &umme @elOes fir Elm Crime
ruues3ei6eu an ieiue itlberne 6on;eit iibar=
reten An tiirfen. gSie es beiBt, nerOen an
Dere soIonte'u ieparate @abeH einlatfeu.
nus RutIanS.
2on6ou, y. NpriI. - Der gorrefpou=
bent Der pSimes" in ct. Betersbarg telegru-
pbirt, 6aB 8uBIanb ieiue StreitmGdt euer=
gid oer9r6Bert. 90 nurbeH auf taiierliheu
Befebl fiirSIiG bier ueue SntoilIone 9oiadeu
Der 4rmee hiuSu aefiiet. gSie es bei6t, nsrz
iud)te in Srntau Der 8aian SatheoraIe ges
qeniiber Elm Nann Elm Bittseiuh In ben
Waeen 6eS G5aren unO ieiner @emobliu biz
netn3umerfeH. @r muroe nerhaftet, uno
ole man ibn burGinhte, fan6 man eiHeu aez
Iaoeneu Reooluer BET ibm Dor,
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9te 0ant.
@lenm,s SMlpeFeI SeEfe

Glca1'S S6(UeFeG 5eEfe
III b1s ipsEiiue duBere 6uuptmittsl aeasn 6auia
trnnf5eitcH, etnes 6er Uirfumfen D3itteI Buz Bers
ih0ucrUHg beT Saut, oas ie berm Bublifum stnota
iubrt woroen. IS beieiti9t RAID SOmmsrfpr0Is
len, 2eterfIedc, BIutbeH uub ieues alIats
n0bnltde uno sntfeuenbe geibeR ACNE un6 mGdbt
Die Saut loon fIur un6 glatt. D2an perlunee
8IeHn's Shnsielietie unb 9iitt ITO DorRa6S
1Wunnen!
StIl'S SaaEfdrbe beastttEL
itmarS ober braun, 80 Gents.
gibe's PGbnBeb- -TrGpteH 'uEEin B5auis. la cine
gEr DGut(bR ghbaGEaugru-pGrtrGib
GERMAN CORN REMOVED
beietti8t9 tbueEaH8euuub 6rOfbeuIen
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IFine afienenstaMbe.

g8ieu, II. 4pril. - gs nir0 beri&tst,
baB nue Gerate, tpeI6e in BariaaI fir Oen
Gtenf in Der Irmee i'm Sale eiues Srie9es
nngeporbeu nareu, 6au0n in &euntuiB gez
iett rOrteu fub, taB man tbrer Dienfte utft
be0iirfen neroe. aud bat Der G5ar angaz
crbret; baB bic 8efefi8uug8 sarbeiten in 81
bGu eiHgefelt per6en iOleH,
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&dmorrboioen, iSiiieIn, 8tfTe (6iffu-
reY1N aA ~ fsNrfNk

Sbne Neiier; obne Ridfebr bes eeibens.
&eiereuSen: Sunoerte pom Salttmorern, tuelGe Dol
gr. Sbartes g. Sbpntpfon. 9tr. 512. ytorS
Sutopfrase, aeheiIt peroen. (Rdrh26, 12UteTl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
aaiier arieptta,s 5 Saflam,.

gonbou. II. 4priI. - sgancet" erflGrt,
Der 3ufanO te8 beutideg aGliers ei uuDer=
anbert. Seiue aIlgemeine @eiunobeit bl0e
etmus baruuter gslitteu, onB er in !egterer
3eit onIGBln be8 raubeu gSetter3 uur isltan
iein Slmmer uerIaiien t0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
G. A, GAMBRILL Mfg. Co.,
Nr. 214, 60 M ~ cree strnse.

unfehlbares Wdttel eeaeH Ulaloria, DbspepHe,
2ebers une gteroenIe6en, appetitIofgteit, Bsr6dus
fur 9esen Sopfleioen uno 8eritopfuns. Tan inr6ere
nur ". 6. z mic un6 tein anberes. so gents bie
fslaidle. VI. &. 3abntropfen CNerve-Killerl
belt 3abnfhmersen ioort; l5 Gents Die fSlnhe. Sn
allen Npothefen Al habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12

Sttn3 AteEaaser strIdbtebt fefnen SeIudl auf
Suhidl Bikmar6'S. - @erndlte lber ole
Re'tsHatiun Ses RrteasmtnfFters .. sdbeIs
IsRSorf. - Gine Stteitfraae 5rptiden oeu
esrrid1etn SadTen's unO BasermS.-9r.
RG6eHaie's FIberne Su@5ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
Der SMtlinetomet strife.

@n8sbIime getbsimItnaua bon llnfaHeR
Dnrdb Die Sabubeb6Eoe.-gSioer snoe
2lneabeH Oer Gtrtfer uaS Oct 9abRbeants
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12

Rreiic: 25, so Gents unO 81 Sfa
6Iai6e; bic sr6bte bic biui8Fe.
B7- Sn allen glpOtbetau 3u babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
so. GongreB. grfe Sttang,
Sin 9ef6aftt8er SAG int Seaat+

Maaahne Der 9RtIitdrafaoemie VertptHis
8unesbia uno OieIer a1oGrer IprIasen.-
SbieIos' nnO &aibtnaton's GhrenOeaen.
- NOrrtH itber bic SarifTraae.-Gine BIZ
Tilnotae reinItatIofe Sikmna TIM Sanie.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09
The National Capital

A TREASURY Department estimate
places the decrease in the public debt fer
the month of June $35,0OO,O00.
REPRESENTATIVE CIardy, of Missouri,
has introduced in the house bill to
amend the interstate commerce law, so as
to prevent Determinations in favor of
the owners of tank cars, and to allow
fines imposed to be paid to the prosecut-
ing citizens.
CHAIRMAN HOLMAN. of the Committee
on Public Lands, introduced in the house
bill to set apart tract of land in New
Mexico adjoining the Cochit Indian res
ervation as public reservation on &C
count of its archaeological remains.
The president has sent the following
nominations to the senate to day:
Postmasters- Jayne, Tayloville,
ILL.,; Philip Keinkel, Sheldon, Iowa; Frank
p. Thompson, Cloquet, MINI. Capt. w.
S. Schley, to be chief of the bureau of
equipment and recruiting. with the rank
of commodore.
JUSTICE FULLER 1mpresses the observer
as man of marked intellectual scope
and powerful mentality, says the Wash
ington Post. His face is expressive to a
degree. His smile is fascinating; his
eyes are blue as the harbor of Cork and
his mustache is poetic. long Yankee
nose shoots down a broad, full brow, as
smooth and fair as a woman's. A high
light hat surmounts head that a phre-
nologist would go into raptures over.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09
IN GENERAL.
HAVOC BY THE ELEMENTS.

Great Damage to Property by Flood and Storm
in Enthusiastically Houses Struck by
Lightning and Two Fatally Injured.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-Specials from ST.
Cloud and Sank Rapids, Mimi, state that
a most terrific thunder storm occurred
Wednesday night and that torrents of
rain fell from 10 p. m. until this morn
ing. The water in the Mississippi river
rose foot and in the st. Cloud dam eight
feet. Many houses were struck by light
ming, but fortunately, there was noloss of
life and no fires. Whole fields of wheat
are under water and washed out. At st.
Cloud party going to funeral was over
turned in a washout and barely escaped
drowning. Two persons were struck by
lightning at Sank Rapids, but recovered.
Many houses are flooded and can only be
reached by boats. The damage will be
many thousand dollars.
A later special from st. Cloud says that
twenty-one houses in all were struck by
lightning during the storm. Two of Mrs.
Klinkert's children will die from the eff
fects of the bolt that struck her house.
Two valuable horses were also killed.
Three passenger trains on the Manitoba
Road are in the yards at st. Cloud unable to
proceed. st. Cloud is the city which was
devastated by cyclone some two years
ago,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09

threw the remnant of Esrly's force. In
the final campaign, Sheridan, by fine
tactical movement, entrapped and COM
pletely routed Pickett and johnson at
Five Forks He was far in the van in
the pursuit of Lee and herrsssed the
army constantly. Aided by the Second
and Sixth Corps he captured nearly all
of Ewelt's command. April 6, at Sailors
Greek, and two days later he again fought
the enemy at Appomatt1x Station, the
day after Lee surrendered.
LATER IN APRIL
Sheridan conducted an expedition into
North Carolina, and on June 8 took COM
mand CT the Military Division of the
Southwest, at New Orleans. Relieved by
President Johnson, Aug. &c, 1867, during
the reconstruction troubles in Louisiana
he was assigned, Sept. u, to the Depart
ment of the Missouri. March (, 1869, he
was pro noted to the 1ank of Lieutenant
General, and twelve days later assumed
command of the Division of the Missouri
with headquarters in this city.
During the Franco-German war, Gen
Sheridan visited Europe and was presea;
as a spectator at several famous engage
ments. November 1, 1883 by direction OF
President Arthur, he assumed command
of the army of the United States. with
headquarters at Washington, in place OF
Gen. Sherman, who was relieved by re-
quest, preparatory to his retirement IL
the spring of 1884. On the first day OF
June, 1888, bill reviving the rank OF
General passed both houses of congress
and on the same day the president ap
pointed Sheridan General.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09
Criminal.

Two Usage lads of II were arrested ct
Waterloo for stealing watches. One of
the boys is heir to fortune of S50,0U0
which he will receive when he becomes
of age.
HENRY S. HoLBRooK, clerk in the An
sonia, Comm Savings bank, embezzled
$4,000, fed to Montreal and there com
mitted suicide with a revolver. His sal
airy was SIS week.
AT Carthage, Tenn, Tuesday night, d
masked burglar took w. Fl. Handy, who
murdered a deputy sheriff last Septem-
Der, from jail and hanged him to tree.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Dr. Robert Morris,
poet laureate of Masonry, died at La
Grange, KY, of paralysis. DR.. Morris
was known not only as a leading Mason
in this country, but was recognized as a
leader in that order throught the world
The skeletons of five men were I'M
earthed at East Dubuque, H., by work
men excavating tor new building. The
site was occupied in the time of the early
rush to the California geld mines by a
boarding house, which old inhabitants
remember to have been of evil repute.
! BRA1NARD, Minn.-The sheriff and posse
reinforced by police from the White
Earth agency, today ran down the Chip
pewa Indians engaged in fridays MUIR
derous assault, and after sharp fight
captured two of them, known as Bungi-
Buck and Wah- Boo Cheek. They were
brought here in irons and lodged in jail
Both have killed their man several times
ovar
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THE EMPERuR'S PLAN.
He Will Visit England on Official Business.
He May 90 to the Vatican.

He Will Visit England on Official Business.
He May go to the Vatican.
BERLIN.-Emperor Williams mon
archicaI itinerancy since his inter
view with Prince Bismarck at Fredr1chs.
ruhe, has been modified In most import
ant directions. 1t was supposed the EN-
peror, in accordance with family
arrangement, would pay his re-
spects to the Queen of England
during her projected stay in Baden. The
queen, however, INITIATED through the
German embassy at London that she did
not intend 70 go to Baden or any other
place on the continent. Yesterday g
formal note was sent by Prince Bismarck
through the English embassy asking
that the queen receive Emperor William
who attended to visit England. The en-
peror wilt arrive in London in November,
during the winter session of parliament
Under the present circumstances his
majesty's visit to England will be state,
and not a family affair, and the queen
must meet him in London or at Windsor.
Foreign Office officials believe that Prince
Bismarck intends to accompany Emperor
William TO England, for purpose of con-
ferring with queen on affairs relating to
late Emperor Frederick. The Pope
has been asked, if the Emperor goes to
thew atican and remains as guest of the
pope day prior to his reception at the
Quirinal, whether he will withdraw his OBJ
iections. Mgr. GaIimberti is understood
to have replied that the pope must main
tain his temporal rights. The nuncio
continues to urge the emperor to forego
his visit to King Humbert unless the
meeting takes place at Milan or Turin.
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The English newspapers bring accounts
of educational progress in very diffe.
ent but equally important dlrection-that
of industrial training, for which SO much
care is being taken of late. The annual
exhibition of the Home Arts and Indus
tries Association has Just been held in
London and the statement is made that
at the end of the last year "there were
291 classes in all parts of the kingdom
where upwards of 1000 boys and girls
are being taught, for the most part by
volunteer teachers, the arts of drawing
and design, modelling, casting, joinery,
carving IL wood, chalk and stone, re-
pousse work in brass and copper, hand
spinning and weaving, embroidery, pot
terry and the painting, embossed leather
work, mosaic setting and basket making"
Ireland and Scotland each sent credit
able contribution TO this va ried exhibition,
and that of the former country was CT
particular interest, as there the old Irish
designs have been followed. Wood carv-
ing has made most progress In the work
of the association, but other artistic
branches have been cultivated with sue
cess: everywhere the pupils are said to be
enthusiastic; and classes have been form
ed in many small villages as well as in a
number of the larger towns. Revival of
village industries is one OF the objects in
view, and this wiII-with very little doubt
be accom- plished. Mr.. Walter Besant,
most philaathropic of novelists, is treas
urer of the association.