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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Buube8s sRret9 8ert4t {. - tGO.
81 hsaC Ulorri5.) Der Glrlat3bof Dar aUc
fit 0Jg @robge'dnoreasu in St8urg UEo ger-
trgte fa bts beute.
@cmmon pleas. .@ert6t - (Bor
3stter 8ufIa) g&c5uttre piber 2BogttIHg
,rI l6arbef9 'ber EeRqleutsprole8), fyi5er
5Ilttat; uidt beeEOet uHo Utro b2uts fort'
5s'eBt.
Supertors @ert6t. - (Sor O5eJ.
ritteI BroDH.) giagowcH pioer bic y@on.
ttHent1l= =SulErQuces 9cmp.," ." friiber blrt5tet;
MOT beepbet. Auf Der ReqITraa6e iir bauta:
ihnabeube Bdue-I}l9rtin lmlber Buhbolt,
Scuermetu DIo}r 6LebocruauH uHo StoHer
t0i0er Sptce.
Stabts t6geri4 t-(80r Gi9ter
5ennt8.) 0l1-p uuo Dora Dt1lauber nloec
gSilhelm 8biemeper, Detret 3um J5ertau1a
bgpotbetariib belafeten &lgeuthum5. SOAR
miner S6aIf, &lage I'M &usleguug oe3 &
ttGmeuts bee oerforteueu EbO5. s, S1lrf.
Glut Der 8odter C5' EefotcL5, Erou Bcad},,
falb, cbue elm Seitqman. IN biGterIafea. IS
boubelt iid nun uul Die 5rase, oh pr. PrlGt,
Der @gte Der tinberlos ueritorbeneu 5Frou
Bradt, Elm Aure9t auj 6eu istEar Satin ~
Iajfe6, erbe6eu tGuH, 7oer Oh oieisC 4atbs..
&LAl Wv advertisement ~CA%tgN@ A@AAg
bee pm. SGarf iibegjuseban bat. Ggr Broz
5eB uirb beIte fott8eieet.
Criminal Gerl9t t. -- tScf Gti1.GC
2lTp.) 2GeGeu AuRlll1eu 4a3rtd5 - Gaa
1an See, nsun Salre 3u4tbau5; 28iulau
Carroll, ihulola dGtra9 auf etrea asgel
3bro3eB. Wegsa 3tsbfqbl5 49, Gte9er Saor91
Gooper, l3 Vioaate 3uhtbaus; 9tageG 5o5a
8aoioge, oretsig Gage 9etGuguis; glpeg
George 9Sajbiugtou, 80 &2ae 9efGughl5
0eger 8uenOno Robtnica, brsi glouatc
GetansuiB; Jteger &ial5 5lebusb, brsi SIC
nate 9etau9EIB; gtegsr E9omus &lurI, ME-
eer3el6la9en; &lInoro Sing, aebeG Sabre
3uatbnus; 5Gues JN-igoH, n,ebgEgeI6l9,
gen. gSegeu 8srfani5 uOu 5p ,rltunieH ar
Souutag = SebuF.au TarPeL, urebagga'6Ja.
gen. Anf Der Rssifraube fIir Ferte iiepen
tcIgenoe 6dQe: Glf1B .. g0ueatbal, 3sf
Senone uro z3lltam 3Sutle69e pegen I9I.
der BebanqtuHgeH; 5obH @09eu, SuIi1 6
gromH nRb Reger 32ooert Clayton mesea
2sgbtabls; Ebcmas 8gfi pe9eg giuOrlu'
Gsn6 u tn ir-moes S1gs n oIgbiiGe- 90
tqt. Jobu Sing Desen glotbButt. G4lrle3
ySei9 In6 So6u 8eQg peseu glotbjndtS5g-
la1e8. Z. 8ragibarp Degeu gtoroaHsr fi5.
y.egtrIn g.et,,e Rodmsu, E9oma5 8 9il
9eorge Sabbetiett uno @eorge g8. pGrosfr
peaen einiaden Ausrifis, iO'rie Hraai seaur
unS dIeran6er 9rees peseu angrtfS Al
etugH BoIiltfteU.
BGtieugsrt4t, $50 (Scr ben Glt9teEr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-16
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2inb|ap, Cons u!o Ssnfias) Srssrtornsr,
IeidHifis eiggercid)l ~ oeH Fdueu BON g2ors
3. Tonble UH0 S1fJ5 gGg1, Bsgu7r1r :,
5ert9te sers5ri3t in Sen 55zsa 05a E9as,
2eIml!eqg geos8 AoolP2 @4Leh5 aHo Sob
e. @Wu-0 Sg1Al4AO I-a.Lso-..53t 5Ht3,s
peiBSH w etW EaNe non VtaN1 @s1r.oHT
gu 3!a9LaBy'Ioas'ssA eLHalat F9llI72 u
oags ih 0ta 6lle 0ol 4.aue .. SGt
aho Sa.e IAo S9'll1E y, lPou3 N Dem
Beue 0oH So4A -go7S }ur GoA-teteriu 0e5
9eHau!EA,s ySA &laE9 u, 9lUEstIl rGro
2tgtq e D. = = "h1tl.t- sL4aaht:
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ssI.J SSs tR'lle ~5l!laTelnlguH9
gSa:saI- = ~ a.- LyloEs osLo0 9utmo1H;
S'..9SIt p,-l5' ..4'I -'.2 -5sfo1Lt 5u gRnieH
SeL ss.saSt'-' - 90, 30 AuleI 9uetltAHAHa
Stt s.ot'I,. .' 1..' ~L'd9st t2IoeE IuanF
$Sl''. .'trS..'I ,-.y'. aAae-05ta, AAo ScEs
e'ts 80 SEp ~ iI,t ..9 @ --I a5S Do 1eot
&UpeA: -oS-L-@-. -.'t,elt.e Dloer 1eIar
y y S9It'os"} t,'sTsl. AN'.t osliIluluR9 oeiosr
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y AatvA 9. 1 5Lsu."HA l'loSL At5ta9 @tom!e9;
A4L1gst. u AA' i A'8s'obt,', aA' 9eIgtL 5l 9uHteH
* S''aSS H. so-.g{ 4sVe 5AssI 9a' t9le
Ss.oTo 5 vyeo q S9gH
~ o13 SIs.
- -s''AS' ..I,t''' uuo ote
oot.-VH"a ~. uu.'-DIS. A.l..L oesL'eAuIa8 oer
800 Ao1'H: Il <ll w y.sg1'sut.ve 'tI gtute !sQeh
."HI ~PPS"s'' - AS l1S IA"I nv u1S C"4e Ns'
V'' 0O "'''. Uet 2-yttbteAI sI4HUe'
@r6ffuuug Der Ibeu6fbuIe fu
pgt arr planozJ Hfttut."- @efieru 4beuo
foro tln pgIarpIeao'Jnfitut" in gegeupart
0ss G'!ls0ra Eatro5a uEb 0es Gerualtunla=
ro'ny5 6e3 SuftiHtS ote &r5iiuuug Der gbgn0e
i1gis iiir Bgetbauoz Uaidluens un0 ur51is
tgtOniiGea 3clhnen III ieierllder gBgtIe Hatt.
glag0r EGuObe betonta IN 'eiuer GrUifHuuusz
reoe, onB bic &ortbelIe 0ieier Gbeubihuleu.
pe!dle and -luHge 8ameu beIu4eu t6Ruen.
5eoaoerS ftSr SuufiiiHger uuo Huaeb3riae
Del gUi5teoeucu Saou.!Eies gBsrifdtt2R auer-
Iauut puroeu; Das 5apeiIe am 8sffsn 6sr
aar.e Quoranq uuo bic prattiitbeu Y5iITtote
gUddgu gBgrtb Fabrilauten nab 4rBuefteu
an ,la tl5Htlhe 4usbuoEu3 llrcr gebrlinae
iesieH, gebe Oaraus berUor, bas etue oau3e
AHeagl SQuMelftgr NIB g2aibtneubauer fbre
letzhuge 3um Bg'ua ctsItr 4deuoitbulsn er,
uUutgtgu, II uauheu TQQea0 0as luterrirlts.
8elo fir Ije ;utribtetsu uuO cine MaIhinsu.
bauer Elma, lIe 1igle &aabs1 beib1ittle, 10
met 4gga, fitt i6Ea GghLllune beE 5eiuf1 her
U,a.1lueus 3etneRlauls ob.taatcrtih az ,nus
den. glue Ger @la0ulg.tu jeiea als 3tlus
Uer, Sogarbeittr uHO ge1rer bier III oleier
5,att lgU0gl, ME IN 0eu Usridlte6eueu Ehetz
len o.g gau0eg auaeReut, mo In fat alien
lGUta4lt,u ootr Ggbriiea fiube mau Hrbeis
eC, Dd1s IN IGreu 0eljhteoeneu Bsibifriz
suusuD a,9 iol1e groBeu JluBsu burau5 ue4
5ogsl tattlu, buB liz 9eimueu noer Rein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-16
@tfhm6rEtp.

@btcGgo, l5. Gftcber. r.-92in6vieb: 3n=
fabr 1900, Serienoung Breiie uaEiz
lrten 5pif9eH S1.25 uuo -ShpetHe:
3ufubr 1S,500r SsrienOuu9 -; Breiie 90.
riirts1 stpiiteu $3.50 urb Sdaafe:
l,,rter 3tuiifen S2.75 ua6 S4.20.
ct. Youts, Is. Gttober.- -9iinbpie1: gu.
fubr $500, 8elierou ing 740; Breile pariir,
ten 5p,idIeu $500 mr. $500. - 9dweius:
.3ufuhr 2210. $erisnbuug Cos; Bra,is uls
riir,eu spiiaen $40 ua6 $6 25. 5daafe:
3uinHr 1920, SsrienOung 400; Breile pa,
r,trteu Spii6en $500 mo $40.
@ah' 'Eibertp, 4eHai.r 10. SftOber.-
0iinSpieb: 3uiutr 3638, 3aEisuouHg 1854 ;
Brtiie udriir.ea Bpiiteu 81. % uno $3.50.
- S1patne: 3uiR5r 1900, 8erIeubIug
1850; Breiie Uuriirten 5ptiaea $500 uu6
Sc. S0.-S6asfe: 3Hiabr 7400, gerIeubuu9
5000; Fte'ie oarlirtsE awiI9ea 81 50 ua0
$500.
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gjuf cinct3l 9uae acRotbett.
gleip.Mn nrFer Wnd1rfdltstr.


yfeps Yort, 10. Gttob.r. -- Inter ben
BaiiugierSn be8 beute bier anlafonm,ueu
8ampiers ,@ltb Of Columbia" bGfiubet I'D
lV0fefor BGnL @ibler, melher iit] i'm Hut.
traBe Der iran50fideH Re9eruug nab Sad
ioaOlGe, 6Ia., begebsu MIRO, uuI bort Jtg1
tcri1uugeu iiber Oa8 gelbe 6i2bar uao qQs
init Der gpi6emie in SerbiGOAlg ife9auoeu
uHfdnoe GH3uftglgu.
- Ger SQbress &oH0eut Der =, 8raumeifar=
A'octaiun" Habm beute 4beuO ieiueA III
;Gug I'M ,,2errGce 84roeu" uu0 lUIr0 bis
Jutm0dl 4beuD oaueru.
- GM Stall2uer, EameH8 4atCulo 9llC
cIEC, Duroe geferu 4beub aeJeu $40 ll1C a.
or SIbUefede UUH3. A0euHa uao S.rl3s
Ortst, uuo oem giyroey If e5 8eluHBeu,
3u sutilebGE. P0Iijih Ebgmas 5. 9lamgu5
lHo Ten @rmorOeteH init eIHtC SuGUul02
II Der !lrIsu Ggud AN S0bgu itggU0. Jt,e
mano touHte gefuuoeu merbeH, DelteC oez
Dt0rUer fauute. QSm. @arCltq, ytr. 3lI,
&Ueaue a., ua0 albert Beber, Jir. 2, Oh
Is. SnaBe, naten Die gu3iaau, 10 lta "a
sl9u 1att5r, oaB Ger D(0C0eG uHb lem DpTer
q Il tJaNGCr raa9tu, Q0er lig YlHgeu OJII0er,
C5ue no meter nm Die 8etosn AZ tImmIrH.
0cmo5l ne benIertteu, baB etuer OOH llaeu 81
SUbeH fttty3te, DCTaut Der 4uCers Die i5lu4t
LlgtH, Ste EetWe DIroe IN St1tl0uel aus
ttS IA. Ss3uIs gebradlt. 5H oeu Eaideu
5e5 E06teu iauo man Sl29.72, pier Jlllle,
gue tletue 8amCHu5r ue6f 9etts mo gss
,tlit9tarteu 1eritieOeuar lta.i.uiit2r 5cuAi
handler. @locciuo mobnte in ytr. 6O7, 3.
GUgnue, mar QEittDeT Hnb arbel ete bel ets
uIm GrOler, Jameu5 DlaHesto. &E Bnler-
Ld5t sDet Sinner. in oe5 Jiibe Der Ggt5e
wurOe etu diaries, iplBe5 Dtefer geiua0er
- DaIip 3aUlgan, etl el8il1rges ytd0.
den, Def9eS am Utlt,p04 25eu6 ans oer
&G0buuug ieiuer &tteru III s3r0Otlgu ge
.dwaro ,Dur0e Samkug Don berB1lBet in ogc
bteFgeu gBObuuu9 ism. 5. EIgAe'G, e.Hes
&EoCtlpner S4aUfUagteg5, aufgtiua9eG.
Llg1e maroe olIbaftIt. Or erudgt, ur ieJ be-
tluEisu 8epeleu | % babe bas Ita0a2n
Suel3eS balbsr mitgsu0mmeH.
- @iA.rubtfaEHttr Jiaau DuJ0e qea.ru
au5RO Dor aer :, Cooper zuaiOu," mo 5ta, Be-s
ammiaHg tm @auge mar, 6Hrb etueu IRE
.lrfid ms 6er5 ]et3etet. Der Mi5rSE eut-
tam. Ga5 Spier butta $147 IN ber Gliae-
- Sd. StrauB, eiH @ufti1ar aus SiucWz
uati, O., beBtHa blute i'm r&eutrotsBar
Gdbfmorbr inbeut er fa ben &cpf our1
ejulu GdIB 8eri4mGtterte.
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9as aelbe SEtsber.

SafiouuiIe. IIa.. IS. Glto6sr. -
2as bertise offi5ieue BHuetiu meleet 20
ueue GrIranIEusen nnb EoOsafdue. Die
geIammt5abl Der grfrantuugen 6etrdSt ieBi
3589, Die bet GotesiGue SIC. Gus BaraaH.
biua tpirt ssmeIoet, baB inter Der 0orti3en
8epSlferung sroBa R0tb berri&t aaO 6a5
uineefigus $40, 900 erfUroerLid ieiR pereea,
ru ben giu!s!sioIaoen natsE bic 2rale 81
greiIsu.
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ansmnrth,s @etsaaeresel..

TuIlsRioer, RO., Is. Sftober.-8er
BON 8osportb, bsm fiIfttgen S6aBmeifer
Der 9ta1crhz9iithle 0ernntreute Setrag be,
lduit nd iest auf $45, GOO. Der Sbnrotter
bee 6iitGt,gen ;eigt nd ieBt aus in ietnem
8ulte uorgefuubenen BIisfeu, bic er bon
8raueutimmerl, peIGe allen m0gIidsu 9as
ieuiGoitsfiafeu angep0reu, erbalteu bat. De
Itreftcren habeu bieielbeu an bic gbisnberiu=
rPn suriid neiG1idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-16
Wrno,,Yfc 6It,er GS00r= 75ottfr

@btcago, Is. Gttober. - 4l3 eiUtse
4uabeu am Samita95 yfaamittag Guf benz
Gran0fiide elmer anger 8etrieb 9eiaBtSH 3ies
aslet on Der @de Der SO. Iuo 2aureIz : rage
'piaIteu, ianoeu lie cine aLte 5atiaa.Giit.,
nelte ite ioort 6i ,etea. 3u tarem ulbt ge=
riugen grfuuueu fGubeu iie bic baretts III
8erneiuug bsiiaoh6en 2etnea Don iAgf ilsis
aeu &iubelH, palde uebeu eiuaaoer seIeg!
nGreu. Die 35. Str. BoLtJsiz Statlou nur6e
aIabaia bon benz 6uu6e in 8eautuiB geiest.
Gieielbe iorgte suad4ii fir bic llsberiu9ruag
Ter geit]eE na4 Der IsorBRe. Dlielbft ergab
cine betildfli5e llHteIiu4uNa, 0aB 3uet Der
Eiuher n.brtre WcdeH galeDt batteu, mdb=
rsnb orei bai0 ua9 ihrer 9ebar. INNS 2ebeH
gGt0mmsn iela miifiau. Gu5Wli get4ea be-
uerite man, bGB Die Sdd5el eiuaaibLageG
Daren; 3igs pare1 bic ein3igeu 4tertuale
Don epaltt58ti9teit, pelas maa ea..edau
founta. &ie 4NItBli if 6a- QleiafHg Dag
ate Rinber pou elmer i0geuanutsu ,8abp
Sam" pber &ntbiuNuna5 4ufialt herlibreA
uuo nit lem G5utt, bsr aRf iene3 9Il4OfGI
oor Ginger 3eit geflbrel par5e, oallu ia.
meu. Ssbeniaue mir6 bic IIHterjutaug QIat
IN tie ESnGle bEtnGeu
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stnf!ees1t Gt8ess eIrsn forDE9ct
91Hnr.

GiuciHIatt, Is. GttobeE. - .. u.
BHE6, @cfor car t0aansebeuaeu 2trdeu8es
mein6e ser 6arbigen 6ieier Sta0t, muros 9es
fern ouf 8erauIehau9 zines air9eumiteliez
oe8 pGgeN Behring'S OerbQftst. Oar Baaor
iiett inter ber antiage, fd uuter 8Oripiege.
IGus faIider GlGtiadlen 8elo oeridafFt 81 ga.
ben. Sor etm0 liaem Mtoaat taueg arei
elegant gelletoete Jarbtgs III Bura Il. H6er,
relateu oemieI5en &mpiaugsiatelben DON
leireu Treunnea Al philadelphia. Die bret
Rrarube gaben ft al5 8samte Der ALBA
mining Comp" aus uuo oer)9aliten iid
rurd Bura's &infIUB ua5e3u $1,000. DIR
PafOr 1T un5netielIalt uuiaulOtg. Die orei
'arbigeu @auuer baben and in aHoereu Stios
ten SomrineeIeiRn nerifht-
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Der 8eIeneaEgt.

gep 9ort, Is. Gttot2r. -Fol8erbaa
fGo bic SnlIbHctiruugeu: Gelb er5Taete 81
2--25 unb idIos III q Bro3eut. Sterling
@ediaI $4.834 AM 60 Eo9e uub
s4.87! Qui Si1t. - 8uroes DbIt9aa
uoaen: 4 ,proJ. 1878. 43.pros. 1881, 3sPro5.
-. - gttieu: goams' @rpre6 117i @eIs
trnlzBacific 345, Sbejapeofg C5lo --, grie
295, bittO 4rior. 66, SQinOissGsntrlL ll71,
Sat: Shore 102, Rep Seriap= Central s9t
giogtb =8a feIn 1134, bite Brior. l43, Rens
9ort Central 1913, Ohio gliiFItrpt 23g,
bite Brior. IS, Bittsburg 1885, Reae,ng
53r ct. $anI 65}, bite Rrior, los,
Bsftrusllui9u 65t.
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8QIc'8 QOue0
GOrC0OuUO : Car

ut felt oielea 5'9rea b,Ioaoct8 g,I4avt
ais siu mOGtRucao.5 @}jnl iomo5C far
a0e droujidn, p,a otat,a araaf6eitea
Der gufn54rc, ME 9ufteE Saaapfea,
8ronaitt8 pno 2Cp5mc. gjclc GauicnOs
9o6en bic mo9o1atiee @jrapna ojefss
aaItat5arca 9gdParas3 erfa1rea, uad
Qcrits ,wic @,lcG.te on,rteanele8 a5eraa,
Dab bic 8caaaonetl:, ueltIe umejlt 6et
3abcreitung oj.ie8 Iitt,r8 Ocrpsnoe. pers
oen, 81 ieaeu 3.55rsu, Detdle fae j9r, 9ejls
ioae 0irfuna in Iolaen qualaro.n 9e-
lapCtoen 5lHl2Ill gGI0auI i1aoj gang bea
ioaou5 Fno otc55e5dgIi5 bic #r5pare,e
ooH 6oaiG SOr.bouno L2ln0Ota) ano
I5eer anu.mPic5Ieu,
Da8 Fuo 5gag a.tn0Oji3: ob.r Oieler=
pro6a 6dlm.a-l Iar 5rOaaidi4, 8es
idrsracn, fst.5.a BET 2lcsjten, pis 6ct'm
GoIlc in popuartsm Gs5ral] un0 inO
ms aaoercn pert5ooGsa 5ngreoien5ien
d-=:ia ou1a15ca itl
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GaH58 po8 8 9oge6oUael 4a0oralaaS
EgeeC.
g@ar aaag' Dtan muB FA oOC 9}oda6s
mmg.n in 4At ne5men!
gerlangt oab:r ae85rlali6
6olc's 6Oaig bou 6orcs
bounO (Qlnoara) un5
3Berr un6 n.Bmt ia nibt5
g,nbcre5 an 6enm Stelle.
Bum 9egfauI bel 2lPotaetcrn uns
5.t aL,a 4}.ogms6aaolarn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-16
SrOBe 0affcn 0erIamtnlnns 1ot
q Il 0erts-
@IepeIanb, Gburman unb Sarifs s8eform-
TIM Mnbea oeS rGoncorstasS psrnbaaTeS"
aHs geriautnnIaag to. s5retsn
gaEnetftag, Den Is. SttOber 1888, Abea6s ll5r,
inter Der Seltung BON 9slchdftSIeuteu, 3auaeHz
ten, sSabttfaute1, Sanomerfertt uuo ssea
betietH SGIttnprG'S Su SbEsu OeS
M@tb. 5obu g. GarItsIe,
Spte6ers oes RCDtdfentauteubauieS.
M@tb. 3obn g. GarItsIe,
G0fedbera OeS observation-disclosures

Bel hiticr geIegenbeit pir0 6isier prOmtaente 9lf
uniersr 9anbess uno Snbufus SntereRenen Ibsr
Bic gortbsIe unH @eOarfniRe Der Layi 02eform unO
Die. .BRid, tUeI9t oas goIf b ietbF faul6et, grdF,
bent GIeoeaub uisSsr su erWd4Len, lucIaer cine BON
fttnsm fetuer amspor9dnscr ie. BEN arie3e srreite
Sstig'e ur5 &euntni5 Der 8ebirfuiiia oGr 9tIalIte
uneres 2anSes 6etuiesn bat, cine 9icbe 5aJten.
Der gatb. Benton sRszsiaau, Witsueo oes
GOmtte's fr geitteI unb gBese, utrb auSer ouoeren
Semen BON nattonasm unO itaatG4sm 5tuft ebens
fans in Der geriammIuus ipreter.
Cine oole 2te oon Spredern ne5it ganaem $Eos
9romm Dir0 ipder rsr0TtntIjtt. (2i7-9)
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@us 3anstbar.

Qou6ou,1 Is. Oft. yiadr!ttsn aus Sa'
noa bis 3um ?. Oft. eraabeH, oaB ytaItetoa's
GnhGuger Gamaieie'S gBObuuu9 ntsoer &C.
tranut batteu uub cefieu Strettma1t 3u Dtus
Lint beiogerteu. Eamuieie's Gsute marer
obne gGoRuuu9 unb yBafer, un6 ote 9eUtz
i6len temtibtsu iid, ibHen Sorrdt1e 5u lie
fe~-7
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
He Knew The Countersign.
Washing, on Post.


The colored brother has a wonderful
capacity for adapting word to his sen
ses. During the war;" said we'll known
veteran, I'VE often had trouble in get
ting up list of countersigns. | had the
matter in charge, and took list Of
European battles. It was colored regi
ment. The countersign for the night was
'Austerlitz.' In the evening l tried TO get
into the lines and was halted. Igave the
countersign, Austerlitz.'
''Dat aims right, sah,' said the darby,
and he called the provost, who was also
colored Wnen that officer came [ corr
planned that the sentry didn't know the
cOUpfersign.
"'Wnat is il, sah,' asked the provost of
NE.
S'Austerlitz,' I answered.
You are wrong, sah,' said he.
II was put under arrest, and 1t took the
colonel to get me out. What do you sup
pose the darkies had made out of the orr
ginal countersign? Oyster shells
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27

1t was printed January 5, 1859, and is
signed with the welI-known signature of
E. f. Spinner. It has also the signature
of a. Alexander, Jr.. the President of the
bank. The bill is now frayed little on
the edges, but it is bright in color.
The Boston Globe says: a week ago
Sunday, a gentleman in Glouster, Mass,
picked up ore-half of s. bill. 1t had
been torn exactly in the middle. He was
told that it was good for one-half of its
original value, $3.50. Going to a bank
he received like information. Afterward
he took it TO Boston, but was told at the
sub-treasury that the half bill was worth
So is he could positively prove that the
other half had been destroyed; otherwise
it was worth nothing. The next time he
went TO his bank he was told that a per
son unknown, had brought in the other
half on the very day he went to Boston.
There the matter rested until the IN
known entered the gentlemen's store,
when one PAID the other $3.50, pasted his
bill together, and thus made a perfect So
bill,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
M OTHER RAILWAY IN THE
NU UInUA NORTHWEST

has in so short q period gained the rep
utatiOn and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE. From
a comparatively unknown factor in tie
commercial world, it has been trans
formed to an independent, influential,
grand Through Route, with magnif
cent depots, superb equipments and un-
surpassed terminal facilities. Through
careful catering to details, it has won
for itself a reputation for sOlidity, safety,
convenience and attention to its pat
rons, second to no railroad in the
country. Pullman sleepers, models of
palatial comfort, dining cars in which
the cuisine and general appointments
are up TO the highest standard, and
coaches especially built for this re lte,
are among the chief elements which
have contributed towards catering sue
eessfully to a discriminating puollc.
Located directly on its line, between
Chicago and Milwaukee, and S.. Paul
and Minneapolis, and Chicago ard Ash
land and Duluth, are the following thriv-
ing cities Of Wisconsin and Michigan:
Burlington, Waukesha, Fond du Lac.
Oshkosh, Neenah, Menasha. Stevens
Point. Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire,
New Richmond, Hurley, Wis. IRON
wood, Mich, and Bessemer, Mich
For details, information, lowest cur
rent rates: berths, etc, via this route,
to any point in the Northwest, apply 10
nearest Ticket Agent, or address
VIM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
General Manager GenL Pass. C Ticket Agt,
MILWAUKEE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
Stories About Bank Bills.

In the United States there is one bill
which is so on one side and $40 on the
other. 1t has been in circulation twenty
four years. By a mistake at the Govern
ment bureau of printing four bills were
printed as so on the face and $50 on the
reverse side. The mistake was not dis
covered till after they had been put in
circulation. An attempt was made to get
them Three of the bills were recovered,
but the fourth bill was lost. The bill
which is the subject of this story was the
lest bill. 1t accidentally came into the
possession snort time ago of MIR. Gregg,
manufacturer at WallingfoTd, CT. He
discovered it as ne was paying of bis en-
ployes, and was uncertain whether 1t vas
$40 bill, or $50 bill or 80 bill at all.
G. S. Upton paid Mr., Gregg 5000 for the
bill. 1t is national bank bill of the
Second National Bank of Spring field
Mass; Government number z 970, 793;
bank number, 4,515; number of bank, Isl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
Strictly Scientific.
Lincoln Journal.


DR.. Billings was interviewed concern
ing the railway eating house sandwich,
Yesterday, and some peculiarly startling
facts were adduced. As every body knows
the lean portion of the sandwich is COM
posed of pork, which frequently harbors
cysticercus cellulosa in the worst form,
thus engendering tapeworm in man.
Although the meat may be fossilized, this
does nos impair the vitality of the
cysticercus worth a cent, for it will get
there with both feet. The sandwich Is
liable to contain other monsters which,
from the names they bear, must be Pc
culiarly repulsive, and which are capable
OF causing anything from common collie
to g funeral with dirges dire in full and
sad array.
new gun powder has been Invented
in England, which gives much greater
velocity to the projectile, and strains the
gun barrel less. This is due to the fact
that the new powder burns more slowly
but still produces SO much gas that the
total amount of energy impaired TO the
projectile is much greater than when
quick burning powder is used. A quick
burning powder is all converted into gas
before the ball gets under Roadway, and
so exerts an enormous pressure. strain
ing the barrel and making the gun kick.
With a slow burning powder the projec-
tile starts before quarter of the powder
is consumed and so makes room for the
increasing volume of gas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
SOME SCRAPS OF SCIENCE.
Wood. Pipe, Lead and Other Interesting
Subjects.

Wood, Pipe. Lead and Other Interesting
Subjects.
Puget Sound fir is being used for fire
car interiors.
If the wooden die blocks used in a shoe
factory be coated with shellac every night
they will last much longer without plan
lug.
An Important invention IN railway
practice is the method of Welding steel
rails by electricity, recently pasented by
Baltimore electrician, by which
track layers are enabled to lay contInu-
Gus rail.
Anidea has been developed in Germany
in the shape OF the manufacture of NOR
tar By machinery IN large quantities to
be delivered TO contractors or individuals
a required for use. Aoour 100000 bar
rels were disposed of IN Berlin on this
plan alone last year.
4 German is said to have perfected a
process whereby a softer quality o. wood
Is rendered equally a. good as iignum vi &c,
for such purposes as stern bearings for
propeller shafts. He forces oil into the
pores of the soft wood, then subjects it to
Intense pressure, thereby soiidIfying Is.
The length Of pipe laid in Paris for
the distribution of power by compressed
air, already exceeds thirty miles. Tue
COMPRISING engines sre of 5000 horse
power, and about 3 600 600 cu5Ic feet of
air are cou pressed daily TO a pressure of
eighty youIds per square inch, at an ex-
pendIture CT fifty tons Of. coal.
DR.. George Harley, T. R. s, has made
an iuveotig CATION which reveals abundant
evedeHoe TO prove that although man,
during Lis evolution from barbarism TO
civilization, has Increased in strength and
stature ana Longevity, on the other hand
his power of recovery from the effects of
bodily hurt has materially deteriorated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-27
TIE FLOR ENCE FIRE.
1t Was Incendiary and Causes Heavy Loss t,
tho ToUn

1t Was Incendiary and Causes Heavy Loss to
the Town.
FLORENCE, Wis, S-pG. IL The fire
Which broke out as 1 p. m. Friday, 10 a
shed in the rear of the post Office on Cen
trail avenue, destroyed every structure on
both aides of the block bstween Norway
and Cyclops street, fifty six buildings in
all. No rain had fallen for six weeks,
and everything was very dry. A strong
breeze was blowing at the time, which
caused the flames to sweep through
the two blocks with the swiftness CT q
tornado. The loss will aggregate fully
$75 600, and the insurance about $4,000
Tue fire was gotten under control az
$50 O'Clock. The conf4gratiou was
terrible one to Florence, and it will take
years to recover from it. The majority
of the victims will rebuild at once, but
some have been rendered penniless. The
ftc was probably incendiary.