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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
Gin abas0ltkter Spikel.
WIfreetaoe SacHe In etnsr SnnapSSUSenEes
ret.-Ste &RetbOoen oes ngSbisfeus Srat.a


@btcago, 8. QpriI. - 8. r. gBalds, Elm
8eteftiu Der StanIep 'iGen Q3entRr, Ipiouirte
idon lett etrtger 3elt in Der ungebunJ Ger
Shufel0'deu SdHappebrenueret umber,
nno bic @i9entbumer, tpeld)e ourd] ielHe
SauiffsIet auimerfiam gemadt pur0eu, er.
mittelten tnr6 BintertoGer. oaB er etn 9es
beimpOIiSiit mar. Sene Shulpp
III bic etn5Se nDrolid] BON Ohio gelegeue,
bic niht aum ugGbtefsn Sruf" gah0rt, uao
Der 2ebtere iolI I6On lett laugerer 3eit Iqes
anfgeb0ten habeu, nm Die Sirma au3 oem
@eiddite Al bertreibeu. g8olde's 4uItreu.
guugen, in bas @tabIiiiemeut su eeIaugeu
uHo gemiiie @eidait8gebeimuifie aus3nipius
niren. tpur0en, nu6oem er erfaunt mar, ourd
bic g3a6i0mfett Der @igeutbtmer oerettelt.
@r serietb baber auf Den 9eoanten, nm I'M
f6lIuug ais Arbeiter In Der 0ifftIerte 5u er=
iuden, un0 nurbe oemgemGB heute aud GHs
seffeIt. 8aum bate er iebOd istue S9dtig.
felt begonHeH mo iif oabeI uermetaGIa
unbemerft beridiebene g}otiseu iiber 9teie8
uuo Senes nieOer8eidrieben, ais er oOE
ejHem Der Nngea3llteu ale Spiou oes ygSbiSs
fees9ruf" oenunBirt pur0e. gr 0eriu4te,
aIs bic onberen 4rbeiter fid um ihH oriHgz
ten, esneu 8eooIoer 81 5iebeH, muroe ieooh
RAID ertmaffuet, uno e5 gelau9 ben Gigenz
thiimsru nur nit UtHbe, bic entriifeteu 2eute
oanon abjuhGlten, ben Spieel 5U bGHgeH
@olde piaigte Elm, Dor eiuem berbei gerufe
nen 9iotar Elm Gfftbautt itber ben 3wed iai=
ues Eommens Su unterjei6ueu, bebauptet
iebo6 in bemielbeu, er babe MIR ermitteIa
nClen, OBJ feline Berf0Be gegeu Ote Steuers
Qeiete in Der 8effilIerte uorfteleu. yta9oem
ISOLDE 6as @eaGubniB uuter5eiduat bate,
murbe CT Ourd mebrere SnBtrttte 8ur E9iire
linaus bef0rbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
8tebm6rfts.

ct. Qouis, 9. april. - 8iuSuleb: 3u.
fubr 900, 8erieHouug 200. BreiIe uaTttr.
ten swiiheu 81. 10 mo S.. so. - 5dueiue:
3ufHbr 23OO, gerieubung 1900; Breiie uart'
irten spiideH $5.15 un6 S.. -59aafe:
9ufubr 800, Serienbuna 800; BreiIe bari.
irtsu 8piiden $500 uuO IS so.
@btcas0, 8. GpriI. - Riuooteb: GU
fubr 1000, 8erienOnas 2OO0; pretie uart.
lrteu 5pti6en S2,05 un6 $5.O5.-5dueine:
3ufubr 10000, Serieubung 1000; Bretie
1ariirten 3tpii4eu 1915 nub $5.15. -
S6aafe: 3nfubr 5000, Berieubuug -;
Preiie uariirten 8wiiden 1875 uuo $615.
af.9tbertp, BennI., 9. apri[. -
&inbuieb: 3ufubr 1898, Serieuoung 399;
Breiie uariirten iniiheu SO 90 uu6 $500.
SGweiue: 3utubr 1890, 8erieuouug $500;
Prsiie Uaritrteu 8wii9eu $4.75 uuO 1926.
- Sduafe: 3ufubr $500, SerieuOuHg
28OO; Pretie unritrteu sDti9eu $500 unb
500.
Beff sRhtIabeIpbta, 9. apriI.-
Sinbpieb: 3ufubr 24OO; Brimu 54-5a, CUTE
Ssh, mittlere 4i-44, geu6bultae 3f-44.
9daofe: 3ufubr 7Oe0; Brima I'd, CUTE
68-6F, mittlere 54-6t, sep0bnlide 4-5;
gdmmer: Ava. S6peiue: 3ufubr 700,
&ertduie 81 Ia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
&tutpGtGisBea 1T GSo(8e 0es SUE.
IinGtpner EtrfFeS.

6 B icGgo, 8. Aprii. - gSibren6 Fh
gcgeu rbr beute 4benb cine BON Grias!su=
ten bemaunte 9oiOmotiOe Der :, ,,Barlln8toHer
EabH" pom gHcDefieu Ber aHf benz @eltiie
Der ,gEeferHzSa6ianaer Babu" Der 5taOt
n6beGte, iGIeu6erte Elm on Der Al. StrlBe
ueriammelter 8OlTsbanfe mebrere SteiHe
Ourd bOs Tenfter Der Snbitie. &ba8. Somz
mers, eth WitgneO Der RaHHfflft, 3ol eineu
8enolper, feuerte auf ben 8OlIsaauieu uuO
pernuubete Sas. Boplan, eiueu gieugieBer,
am Suie. an Der 40. StruBe puroe Der 81
tomotiUe ein dhnlider @mpfang III 9betl,
Sommers feuerte abernols uno bradte einem
QOfomotiUiiibrer Der ,,8ubuil= 8uhu," Raz
mems Dilte 8eId, etue tGbtli1e Buube in
Der 8ei6e bel. Die BOIiBei, pel9e per g.
lepbon iiber bic SOrfd0e benu9ri6tigt MOI
ben mar, belt bic 2otomotiue bel ibrem
@eiterfabren an uu0 uerbaftete Gommsrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
Sic @aBmfataflrnDDe tat Beratotst.

BelIowsSaiGs, ST, 8. Gpril. Del
elmer eiugebenben lluteriuhuug beS bor9eItri=
gen @iienbaBnuugliits bat es F9 herau8ges
IIun bate uamlia 5u Dem 0or 80 3abreH
gebauteu BnbHOCnme gum groBen Ebelt
idleGten Sano 5enommen. @eraoe eer
ourd ben &eger iertgeibDemn1te Sbsil oeS
8abutammes ba1.e aus ioIheu Sauoe be-
itsubeu. SIN 8ulifum giebt man ftb MN,
lebenfalls Hid)t oh;e fgrnHe, Der Sefur4mHg
bin, haB her ger5a HabHhamuI in Serie5ea
IeidtTnnigen SBsiie aebaut morOeH ill.,.
Seute ifi iibrigenS Die eide i'm Sabuoamme
nit 8fabInerf Gnsgefalt wOroeu. Die &tz
isubahR &ommiifoH miro in Der nd5fen
0ode cine lluteriuduug oeraafllteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
Grariff Dos anfenpnnFer.

Steoeus' Botat, 8isc., 9. 4pril.-
Siel Seuiation nadjte geitern friib Elm &eaz
coutre 3pidsn 3wei @sidaitSIeuteH oieie8
Grte8. @S iin6 bte8 SuItu5 SusriOH uHo
2gm. q. Roe. 2eBterer iprang geferu Utorz
gen auf offeuer StraBe nit geipGuutem 9tes
uoIUer auT 9Ueriou i'll unb fGagte, Oh es Dd5r
et. OoB 2eBterer ibm na9 Dem Gebeu ira 1te.
SUeriou nutDortete oamlt, baB er ebeufau5
eiUeH GeOoIUer 3OA uu0 ibu ieiuem @egHer
bor'S @eii@t bielt. gBdbrsuo noG 4Qe8 auf
ben small oer SAiiie martete, erariff Suer=
ion pI0tIidl Oa8 9aieupaHier Ino flidtets IN
cine Sic fauration. Iloe purAe ipdter Osrbafs
tet. Die 6eiaSidaft 3pii4eu betoeu Wtdg=
ne1n eEtIpriu3t Der @lferIutt, 0eun Sei0e
beper6en Fd1 nm ote SQH0 Ger Eo6ter stns8
rsiden 9pl5banolerS. 5eit Dem 0a}Iettue=
Gor0fou flnb Die Gemiitbsr bierle!bf duBsrf
errest, NIB ieber &Iupohuer gsbt btmafiaet
eiuher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
0reGex's 0lGrOer.

ct. 2ouis, 8. 4pril. - SanrueI B.
BrOOfs, Der Sater bon 6ugb SO. BrOot3,
elias g8. .. 6. Uforrpsu, bittet in eiuem ne
ben SpaIten lnngeu, in Der uYOf Dispata"
per0ffeutltaten Qufrnfe an baS amsrifauuWs
SoIt bieies, einen Sobu, Der Degea &rmor=
ouug 6Du Irtbur Breaer gum GOoe Oerar=
theilt moroeu if, oom @al8en 3u erretteH.
gr bsfIugt fid iiber bic llagereftt9teit Der
@eiete UOu Wliiiouri unb bepauptet, iein
Sobu babe feireu uuparteiii9eu BrO3eB ge.
hGbt, 6a ibm bas @eridt uerweigert babe,
@ntLaituaae;euRen porhnflihren u. |. n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
SOfalberi6te aus gSaIBingtoR.

uuterirbijde eIettriide9rGb=
te. - Die yQBaibiuqtou 8irgiHier uueer=
groun0 CONDUIT Conjunction GOmpQguie"
bat our6 ibreH 8rdfOeHteu Rtdaro gE. EgIer
nm be &IlaubniB na1geIud]t, HHtertrou42
eIeftriide 8rGbte Sepufs gleternu9 Don
geudlt= uub Dlotbtraft in Der Sta0t legeI SO
oitIieu. Ste bebauptet, gIettri3ttdt melt
biuiger Iieferu 81 t6HHeH, ais lr8eAO cine au'
0ere &ompa9ute.
Inn bas prattiide Wuiit, uH0
g SprG@eRfuOtRm 81 iOroe-H, Iol am
nGd3fteu Samfag in gglGlonic &emple" elu
erOBJ8 @ou5eIt SebufS 2rgantFrua9 e!ues
pIogreifUeu &lut8 abgeba!teu meroen. 0G5
oufir augeiebte Pro8ramu trigt bic gfameH
les tidu82u Biaalteu u. 8grMef-r, BE-
tauutlid etu SGttIer glsJts, Der S0pEau=
jdugerlH 6rlu 9lte 8Olue bon BaltIuore,
oey ;leiHgu SOllatitIG 6JL. Roma Stola, uao
auoerer gutter Sraits.
Buteute erbielteu i'm 8itrift ytltb.
8. SeiB, Sob. .. 4r4er, gmll S2ritaer,
Rarl {. 6lui6mGuu, Charles .. s 5ltutOr,
gpm. 5. gSbartoH uHo gG. grant UtoHltoH.
6eiuen 8erleBuu9eH erlegeH.
- Der gieger 25Iar gBal9tH9toH, mel3er
uor mebrereH Sa9eH nQ9reao elHer Prtt3eIei
uou einem &aiieageHofieH nit etHem a3te8eIs
itetu auf ben 3opf 9ei9la8eH paro, ut am
SamfiQg i'm g6yeeomaR'5 poipilal" ieiueH
Gerlebungeu erlegeu. Bel eiaem pom Sc
lUner abgebalteueH SEquef CAB Die 5urp etH
Geroitt 0ublu ab, oaB Gt1ert 0ooioH fir Den
COB Getar Bai1Jug,Ou's 0erautuortLt4 3u
duIteu lei. OerieIbe maro 5ur 3eIt oe5 SOrz
tqu5 Uerbaitet uao erDaItet legt In SefaIg
aiB ieiRe Pro5eiitFuu9.
uufalle. - Der in &c. 1902, Beuuig[s
uqnla Qoeuue, pChnbafte Charles 6Olep
uuroe eorgeftern Ruhmlttag IN Der gti5e
uou Sort lieper aus iaiuem Suggp gei5leus
cert, ais oas BferO pl0Blth ideu wHroe, uH0
brad oas redlte Reiu. &r mUrbe mad benz
yBroUloeuce 6Oipital" gcidafit.
- pr. SobH y. punt, Der betauute Gar
benhdnolsr an Der Y0uIfiaua' Apeuue, uahe
Der 6. Srase, ytOr0meft, murbe BON eiHam
eff iiir3Ii6 bon ibm angefauiteu Bieroe abb
geporfen, fam gliidltder Getie a6er nit benz
StredeH uno elntgen uur UubeoeuteuoeH
Sdrammen 6aDOu, ObgIeih er nit oerartl9er
gGudt su SOoeH fttr5te, OuB er in beuuBtz
Diem 3ufanoe i'll oa5 Spre9jtmmer Uou
Or. Souer getrageu meroea mHBte, IN beHsH
gi6be Der lluiau paitrte.
3mei ourdgebrauHte &HGbeH,
Soc @luau uuo Brauf Sopan, pel4e in B.
griffe pareu, pom Baltimore BOtOmacs Ba5as
bofe aus in bic tpeite Q8eIt biHauS 3u man
bern, muroeu tiirjIi9 BON Der BOli}ei AMI
gegrtffeu uno 81 ibreH @lteru 3uriifgebElht.
8Qs u0tbige 6leiugeIo bate Der iHnge SIleu
ieiuem Sater entmeuoet, Der nit et1em erf
5ebujdbrigeu Spr0BIing 8uglett $l8 per
miste.
S6a6enfeuer. - Sin uube0euieHoer
9rano brad oor9eitern yta6mtttGg in Oem
6auie BON 5ames Bolla8, gfr. 7lO, 6,Sn.,
Saomef, aus. ReuHeHswertber S4aoeu
naro nift augeri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
GttsS RaaIlmer iiber Oeu Soo fet1er
SSratt.

ct. Baul, Rtuu., 9. 4prit -9bolpb
TIluger Don &lbertcu 1T aus @rau itber ben
nOr Snbre8frif ertolgteu ToO ietner 5rau oers
rudt eemoroer. &r bebauptet, isius 6raa isi
ibm er|6ieHsn uuo babe inn befobLeu, iein
gan3es @igent5um 81 Uerbriuueur ioDle ieiue
5mel Sinoer uno oonu fd ielbit um3ubrtu,
gtu. Borgeitern oerbrnuute TT $500 Bupler=
gelb, 1925 in giOteu, cine aOloeHe ubr uuo
auo(1e Btribiaheu. Die 8ilOer pGren 3uc
3eit ridt 3u 5auie, loaf bate ar p0bL Die
argebihen Snfrrftioneu iejHer uerforbaneu
StuH uoufQHotg bet0l9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
8tMtattt6t tt ctasr Sytrenanftalt.

etttIeo 81 d, Grf., 8. April. - s. $.
GCr purbe om Samfage BON 5uperiateRz
berteH Der hieitgeH Srrenauffait beaadri4J=
tigt, oaB Ell eiuer STEELE als l8drter in leuer
Gnhalt pom nddliten SamltagS Abeu0e GH
eurto6sn iet. aIS Cor ON Samfase bic
3eIe zines @abHiunigeH, Rameus BIetree,
naiidlrB, iprang Gegterer auf i9u Ioa uH0
padte ipu an, guroe ieoO9 BON eiuem aabes
teu 0drter meg gerifIeu. g8cnige DtHRten
ipdter, nGdoem fidl Der unbere gBdrter eut=
fsrut bate, idIu8 Soy 0eu 8abuiiuuigeu gu
8obeH nHb miBbanoelte ibu ourd 5ustritte,
bic er bemuBtIe8 lieaen bLteb. Der 5upers
tntsuosut bat bic Se7buitung 6es Ebdters
erDiItt. @5 if 5pe:feIbaft, oh Pieree ges
ueIen mir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
sas 9rauer0cy6dft tn Sutpa.

Stou.r- @ttp, Soma, 9. Aprtl. - Su
llebersinfimmnus NIT Der tiirslidbeH gutidetz
buua eee Sberbunbes 9eribtes, pelae ous
BrObtbitiOus @eist uon Soma fir uucOuftiz
tutioneu eltIGrt bat, iuiODeit es auf bic Gin
fubr bon gefiseu @etrGuten BON anOeren
Stanten Sesug 5at, 1T Der Sel3er. 8raHeret
in bteitger StuOt fir Elm Sabr bic @rlaubutB
eItbetIt Dor0eu, Bier ju braueu. Der Gatb
Der SupsIoiicren butte Dor mebrereu gSO1eu
bic @r.aubnlR perpsiatrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
!4nr,e RnhrIneneIdicta.

- 8eridte bes britiideu 6auOelSmiutfte'
RUINS ersobeu, bus f9 bic gtuiubr in 9roBs
brttannieu i'm UtOnut NdrB i'm SergIet1s
gum 0GrB 1887 nm 100000 uermtnoerte'
pabreub Die au5fubr nm 85O,O0 ftts9.
- 5m b1itildeu lluter6auie CAB pr. @lao'
Hone gehern ieIHe Auidaten itber oaS Heue
8Ibaet 3um Seifsn uno blligte oniielbe tm
auaemeiuen, obgleih er cine seuauere Prns
lung bsr neuen SteuerUOri4ldBe empia9l.
- Rnpor 8smpler, pom 7. britti9su
Sdutenregiment, meIder ;u CHATHAM, Gn9'
Lamb, pegeH un9ebliher gnthilluug uon Dit
Iudrgebeimutiieu Dor @eritt fauOr II ebrsu'
bol freigeiprO4sa tporOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
gerntIntes.
9}Ioine's e,,rnn6fS6,p Sn,tr

Qugufu, Ne., 8. Qpril. -@r= 5etratdr
Blaine tbetlt bliefli6 nit, poB Ell it4 nit i.is
ner SamiIie nc9 III Gtoreuj btiiaoet, in jpai
gSoqeu Gber nod Paris abreiisu peroe
Bon bort aus miro er mad fursem 4ufeut=
bait cine 2our eurd NOrpegeu uHo SbUcz
oen uuterutbmen uno etWa &noe Saat nah
oen Ner. Slaaten auriidtebreu.
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Gstre INN 0Ncihertt rrnierte stnNt-

SstaIOOia, 8apias, 8. Qpril. - Die
aIs &tirgeTmeiitsr uno AIoermdnasr erpdbt=
ten Sameu legten am Samifage ben AmtsstO
nb unb peroeH ibre Nmtspft4teu iOiort an
treten. Die neuen StaOtmiitter ertldreu nd
fir @eies nab Srbnun9 mo OfeuIi4e Ser
befferuuaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
20 R Snn4r

nntebIbarss glittrI geseu B2alariu, Daspepitt,
SebtIs una 0srDeRIeloen, appetitloh9tett, 8eFoau-
unesiGtpddls uuo ole tlimattiten fteber. Rlotals
tItr gesen Ropflebeu uRo 8crifopuug. Nton lnr1ere
nur VI. st. EoRic uno fem anoeIes. 50 cents bic
Tlnihe. u. &. 3aEntropIen (Nerve- Killer
belt Sabnidmtrbsn ioiort; 15 Gents bic 6lni3e. 9u
oIlen Npothstcu 6u bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
Sin Qrets bon 100000

If eia gutes Ding, unb Der Ruuu, Der tbH
bu16 groBe Seibidliafett Ooer ourt etue
unermartete gBeuouug oe8 @lideraoss 9es
piunt, ift Bu begItifwfuiden. aQetn Der
ientae, Der ben Srnqea oes fur4tbareu Clngez
beuers S6piubiu6t eutgebt uuo SeIunobett
uub Slid uieoer geptunt, III nod nett me9r
au beueibeu. Die &bauceu, 100000 Bu &C.
uiuuen, iiuO geriug; bod ieoer S4ptuoitthz
tiae Tam fih abiOlut auf Seneiuus oerIaHsu.
menu er Or. Bierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" rsabeitig gebraudt. Bdr ale
ltropbuI0leu 6rauibeiteu (5u oeaeu aud oI'
S6niuoIu6t geb0rt) 1T bteislbe Elm nntehI'
bnrss SeilmitteI. SH alien ApOtbeteH iu ha
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
dOREHOUND&7AB
SG R1rtFt sHfebt6ar SnRen, So
tarr8, SeIfegFett, b5Fcn 9eIS, egEas
ma, Sr6Wne t'aS cue St5raaaes ses
2Ifh4nntaSpraena.
Mt6a,ust8SorBaue.

Setaen liu0Clnoeu GiuflaB auf Die ans
5egrlffcuen gitBmuugS Orgaue pcrOausf
er oer &batiade, bag feline SeitanOtbetle
tie mirfiamitcn befannteu BruiimttteE
iinO. Ser 6auptbeltanOtbeil lit Der 6Onio
ser 2laOOrn (HOrehOund) )sBHan3c, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea oOcr Balm of Gilead
demjid UcrbuuNcu. g}ebcn 0jeian eutbalt
er fluf Ueitere boton,Ide &lcmente, peldas
bic Grfiamfett bc0gEtcnO Ueritirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10
sc maro9Eaniias etEeitIraae.

2oubOn, 9. Ipril. - Sine Dep,i5e aus
6auger on ben uStauoaro," BON aeiferu ouz
tirt, ia9t, onB Elm Gsrirag unter3ei4uet NOR
ben iei, ponad Der sultan uOu ItarOtto isiua
3ufimmung giebt, ben Streit 5piiden g}a-
Tolto uno oeu Ser. Staten Der @utj4eibun9
zines marctiaHii9eH Sertreters uub oes ames
rifauii6en SOHiuls "a iiberlafeu. 6aus Oas
burd teiu &iuUerfaHOuiB gei9afieu miro iou
elm eurOpdii4e8 9aieOegeri4t enoaiIttg ii6er
ben StreitpHHtt eHtidelOen.
SGuger, 9. Qpril. - psRte fgiib puroe
BON Oem marOftaHiineu RiuifeC oe8 41s=
nGrtigeu uuo Dem amerifanii9eH SoHiul
QemiS Elm lleberetuiommen unterIet1Het,
peI6eS Die i6mebeuOe Streiitrage al Elm
Sbleos9eridt oermeiit. Der umri2luij5e
Srtegs6ampfer s,2aHcafer," Detder bier er-
pa1tet uuroe, gtH9 Beute bon gi5raItar mad
SILa S5rauca 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-10

2oHbOu, 9. Qp.jl. -- Ser Gtaargu
Sbligououan: 4-pro3. 1861, ojuo 4tsPrUf'
1889. Qttteu: Us. -gB. 365, outo 9rtor.
81, Gaaaoa Dacific 60s, Gris 25B. Ditto
grior. 1901, 5uiu0ts. Gsutral l21, gisricau
525, ct. Paul 724, ReDgort @eutral IOSl,
ReGaiploauia 56t, &eaOtH9 298, Dtertcau
Central 144, &Gnaog, ,ytOr0psR- -Eaa0s&o. q
gt0erpoOl, 8. GpriL 1890 Uiit,
tags. BaumpOue: giitteli. 05erI. 5y16,
6itto. gien GleauS So. - Die 8erEduie
betrugen 10000 Bauen, Spetulation uEo
ausiUbr 1000, 3ufuhr 1000.
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nnrnhen In nberennpten.

Cairo, 9. gpril. - Cine Sdaar 9erui=
'1e bat 9eboab, uube Gfaau, gepliubert,
mebrert Seeroeu Sieh geraubt uno be 8eIe=
qrnpbenbrdbte 6ur6i9nitteu. Capt. Seaiant
9riff bic 9ermilde ip1ter an uuo 5erFrsute
6ieieIbeu,
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8ieienigcn, wel@e Sales Honey Of
Horehound uno Tar aebraudcu, uers
Hhcrn, OaB CT in allen 6aQen mun6erbar
bcilcuo wirtt, no Die 2ltbmuuqss Craane
angcgriIien liuO, un0 60B iciHe 0irfno
cine uugemein raide it. @r ent66lt Ourds
aus 9bdDt8, mas Dem W}agen uabtbeil,a
Ictu t0nute, bat ciuen GuBerlt angeucbmsn
Scidulad unO miro 3p etucm BreiIe uera
fault, pcIdAer a8 iclbit Qesieaigcu nit be-
i6}ranttcn Y!ittcln erm6gltat, ,oc1eulDu5..
tbatcu tBcil4attjg gu pcrOeu.
Sin 6uftcn Iibt f6 aIs ous gorIiuFer,
Stadium Der Sbptabiudt, elmer 5tranE.
belt, gegeu peIte 5aIe'8 AuoprH. uns
IbeerbCnig ba8 Itbetfe befanafa gurbeA.
gung8mitteI 1T, paIeHO bejeibnen. Dlau
ueribiebe caber ben Ga5rau6 otele8 pers
Idblitbau ipestFlaen Wtteis tetReu Nugeus
bid.
8iuberu 1T er, tpcnn ite bon Group oSer
8cuhbuten befa1eu por6en, Our9 Ieiue
ltuocrnocu Gjgcnidaftca icBr otenli3.
Prciic: 25, so Gents unO 81 bic
6Iai6e; bic Sg5Bie bic 6iuisFe.
n OY.-- ~ go Z
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Rumanien's goIIttf.

8Ufaref, 8. April. - BremIermtntfter
@arp CAB beute in Der rumduiihen Deputirs
teufammer cine GrtIdruug itber bic ausparz
tiss Bolitit oes ueueu EabtHetS. @r ta9ter
es III ui6t nabr, onB bic Dtiuifer blgote IN
bdueer Der Oeutideu POltttt ieteu. Aller=
6iu9s tra6teteu fie baruah, bic SteunHg
GentiGlane's 3u fdrten, oenn lenes &ono
uerfoloe feine GroberuusspoIttit. Die rumd=
uiI6e 8egieruug bemiibe ii4 ebsntalIS, bic
innere gage ibres 2unOes Bu Oerbeheren, uu6
erereife in bieIem Gimme Bartet fitr bic oeutz
i6e Bolitit. Gum ShluHe oppeutrte Der
Bremier on ben Butrtottsmus Der Sammer
uno brung auf balOise aunabHle bes Bib
gets.
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Nte Onnt.

E5 3u allen 2lpptBeien gu 6aBen.
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8prtSauer BET @eIhaftsiperre nnO tpents
nusftdt auf Elm baIoiaeS Gaoe oerieIben.
-Ser senat nerwtutet O,OOO fiir Be-
4beiIianaa an Oct 9riiiIeIer gSeItausFeI'
lung. - Sic AHfnabme bon 5atota ais
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SefannimadJnngeH.
AS7. Sanitel.

@ine Gfte CIR Ibidufiung or 9idnNang me9su
riidftan6iger Wietbe in gewiiien 6Gls1 VI
Der Staot Baltimore uno oaiitr elne 'dlel.
nise &dumun9 gu iubitituirenr lowl! Nas
SnInprhe pin,11ih1nltPn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-07
AN HONEST MAN, \
The Indignation With Which q Colored
Gentleman Met His Accuser.

The Indignation With Which CoIored
Gentleman Met His Accuser.
One of the strongest characteristics
of the negro is to feign great indigna-
ton upon being accused, when he has.
reason to believe that no proof can De
produced. of committing theft The
other day, Colonel Billings, meeting
old Sandy, said:
"Look here, old man, can't you find
work to do?"
30, vas, sab, plenty O. it."
Then why don't you do it:9"
''Does do it, sab.
''Why don't you buy some wood?"
"Does buy wood, sah,''
why, then, do you steal my
wood?"
steal yer wood! Why, sab, 1 ueber
stole err stick er wood frum yer in my
life. Look heah. Colonel, Use er mem
Der in good standin' o de church, an
yer's layin' verse f mighty liable when
yer come 'cuzin' me er stealin' Nv yer
wood. Yer oughtenter 'spicion er ole
pusson like | is"
Il don't suspect you. Sandy. know
that you are the thief, for l saw you
stealing my wood
"Saw me, did yer? o. wall. eff yer
saw me, it's all right. Didn't know
but some o. desc heah mean niggers
had come err roun er tellin lies on me.
-4rkdnsdW 1rate'er.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-07

know tue steward of large institution
who was bothered by the tarriiness of his
subordinates in returning to the place at
night. He spoke to them several times, and
their invariable complaint was that they
couldn't possibly get around any sooner.
The regular hour for being inside the gates
was 10 o'clock. Every night found stragClers
who came wandering in ten, fifteen and even
twenty minutes late, The steward was at his
wits end. lie wanted the help to obey the
rule prescribed By the regulations, and vet
he didn't want to be harsh on them. After
long elaboration he had about decided TO ex-
tend the hour 70 1890 and issue stringent
orders to have the gates closed and barred AT
that hour, and not opened again under any
consideration until the following morning.
Before doing SO, however he spoke to the
gatekeeper, telling him of the resolve TO
which he had almost committed himself.
The old lodge keeper had his annoyance and
worriment with all the dllatory ones, so after
hearing the stewards statement he looked I'D
quickly and remarked: Now, don't We think
We had betther made it quarter of 10 and
give them fifteen minutes grace to get therei
If you extend the time to half afther 10 You'll
have them, just as sure as fate, comm in ten
minutes later" The old attendants sugges-
ton was acted upon, the hour fixed for a
quarter of 10, and now the steward rests easy,
for all his subordinates are inside the walls
between the appointed hour and the time Of
grace.-"Obseryerh i'll Philadelphia Call
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Two Kind. of remner.

Within two DAYS the Listener witnessed a
couple of incidents on Washington street.
which illustrated admirably the difference
there is in people Passing along near the
corner OF Temple place he saw two stout
elderly ladies standing side by side-one face
ing one way, however, and the other the
other way, glaring at each other with furi-
Gus eyes There was a little grinning crowd
about them, and when the Listener came
quite up TO them lie saw what was the matter.
In meeting and undertaking to pass, the
clothing of these two elderly ladies had come
in contact and a projecting button upon the
dress of one had caught in the lace on the
garments of the other. Their strain to dis
eutangle themselves had drawn them into a
regular snarl; the wrath of each had been
reused to the boiling point, and each woman
seemed to be exclaiming in the language of
Scripture, @Who shall deliver me from this
body Of DEATH" Instead Of leaving the dis
ENHANCEMENT to one of the two to be man.
aged with elaboration and discretion, each
was tugging away spitefully at the point of
jointure. There seemed to be likelihood of an
occasion for the interference of the police
presently, for the faces OF the two ladies were
growing redder and redder, and their eyes
snapped more and more furiously. Pres
emily one lady gave desperate tug, the lace
gave way and the tie was severed But i'm
agile the feelings of the lady whose lace had
been laceratedi
Next day, passing over almost the same
ground, the Listener saw a pretty girl,
brown eyed. ruddy checked and short haired.
and 4 stout lrishwonau in bonnet, red and
black shawl and a green poplin dress, who
were walking in opposite directions, stop all
at once, caught fast, just as the two women
of the day before had been. The young girl
smiled family and good naturally. The
Irishwoman took in the situation and cour-
tested.
Sure, miss" said she, sam it's sign that
we'll meet in heaven,7
The young lady smiled more pronouncedly
and said:
"Wait moment and will unfasten it
With half minutes work she disentaugled
the snarl
-Ah, miss, remember it, said the Irish
woman, as she moved away, radiant with
smiles, "we're to meet in heaven, sureir-
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