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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
Scr e1mfrnhr Del gRahnLar.

NensSrleaua, 20. De36r. -- giuar
3epeIde Der - Bicopuae" aus g8abalaP, gttT.,
sufoIge baben bic &ufgebote Der meiBeu 8ar=
ger beute felne rueitereH Der am fiiritl5eu
auiruhr betbeiIigten Reger eiugefaugeu.
Rie gefeIu gefaugeneu Reoer iuo, uie
ibre 8ddter angebeu, i'm GaAfe ber 0,rgau'
geuen Jtadlt entfLobeu. BeOeatiamer Betis
fti9eH bic RdAter Su, fte bieIteu es fir itbers
fHifig, rad ben Blit9tItuaeu Bu iuhen. Wau
ioute lieber TIRE RaRea BON Der 2Ite oey
ShuIotgeu frei4eH.
Die nod ntdt sefaugeneu Reeer fu6 au'
eeblih i'm Begrifie, bHr6 bic Bdloer mad
Weribian 8u fltiAteu, nm bort eiueu 3ug ~
bffeigeu Diau bat iuoefeH teIegrapbNGg
Ha6Iidt mad Weriblau uuo alien bsn25-
barteu Grteu geidtdt, IuO Go erIlirt reutg
4ueftt auf ein gnttomnen Der 4afEG9Eer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
Der BItssarO tts Gauaoo.

9fontreaG, Que, 20. DECEMBER. -
leber ben ON Ieeten g!outag uno Dienffag
in bielen g beilen @anaoa's miitbeuoeu 8ltss
sarb Iaufen nod fortnahreub gfahridten elm.
8er enorme SGneeFaq bate eine betrdAtIlGa
Gt0ruug tes GelearapAeus liuh @tIeubahns
bsrfebrs 3nr GOlge, unb treffeu GinSelubeiteu
iber ben Sturm. uur GIlmdbltg Gin. 90 fam
4. y. aus Boudler0llle bic gta6ri9t, baB
iets Sartner, tpelde fd am DtontGg nit
FelbirihtGu hierber auf ben gBeg gemadt
batten, ieitbem oermiBt ruer0eH. gtau be-
iirftet, tOB tieIeIbau bei'm lleberi9reiten
Dss 3ugeforenen SlufeS oeruuglift fub.
3pei Graber, gianeas Su8b uuo gIidaeI
QBaIib aus Boint Tortaue, trafeu geferu
abenb total eridGpft in Carlton etu. sic
sr3GbIten. bnB fie nit ibrem gBageu uugefdbr
in Der glttte hes 6lniies 9eFpsien, als bas gt5
plGBItd| geborfieu, un3 Oa8 @sidhrt poa ben
branieubeu gGogeu fortserifeu pOrbeu iei;
fe ieIbff h1tten ff auf cine mddtige Si8.
idoue gerettet, auf Der iie fronablpart8 &c.
trieben jeieu. grft am uddfeu Diorgen babe
man ne bonn llfer aus bemerft unb nit uieler
Wiite gerettet. 9tan befiirhtet, nod bon
oielen uugtiidsf6uen IN b8rau. Nle 0auo.
fraBeu fiuO burb Shuee uapliFrbar gema4t
NIB auda in BEN Stibten bat Ger Glij3aro
gro5en Sdaoen G1igerl6tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
S1r. 3O5.
Die gStrreti Fa SaOtE.
gSte Die Sahti'ide 0Reetsr8aa Sfs SadIaa'
carIicHt.-,,9aatic" nse ,,@aleHa" ned
titdAt attaEtUmntet.

gStE bte SaGttidle WeGtertsna bic SddlgGas
Darfeut.-,9aatie" RaS ,,@alena" asA
uttas anatE1mmen.
Sa0annn, 20. DECEMBER. - Ha4rI6teu
aus 6apti iiub In leBterer 3stt i4Uer 81 ers
InHaen, ba bic Serbinnuns NIT ieHer SaieE
in Tolge Der BlCdabe un6 Der ReDoIuttoH
unterbro6eH III. Die 8ari6te beI6rdufen
ftdb auf ioIdle, bic itber oas iubmat,ue SabeI
bef6rbert ner0en uub ieIbfuerfdnSlid1 aus
bantii4en Guelen fammeH. 9ia6fspenoes
pnree bente empIangen:
pyBort Oil BrtHee, 20. Seser1ber. .-Brdfs
bent Gegittme behaIptet ieine Steuung, Hub
bas B0lF SrienRt iaine 4ntoritit an. Die
So -'rq hes 2anbes bari biuuen 9urjeu1
eruartet. Die unliugR uon NeU-0orf bier
Der abgegaHgeueu amerifauiihen SriegsonEIs
pier s@aIena@ uub p0antic" iiub nod nidht
nn9efommeu SinF6tlib Der 6rage iiber
bic Gei6Iaguabme bes Danplers ppa1tiena
8epuhlic" 1T bic 1fieutlihe ReiuuHg bier 40
9an0e gin5lidl auf SeiteR Der RegieruHg.
Die Geihla9uahme nir6 ais nnllfommeH ge'
iesIitb nu0 aeredtferttgt betrlhtet. WtGn
eriIdrt, bas 6abrseug Jet i'm Segrifie aeruea
len, cte SlOdaOe 3u hurhbre4eu, ais es BON
eiuem bapti'iHeu Srie8sbampfsr getapert
mEroe. a"
gBufbiuaton, .. G., 20. 8e3euber-
- Or. Remona Iuguiie, elm SebollmdAtia-
ter Der baph'i@en Suiurgeuten, III tn SeieuA
ifaft isiues Sodbermnlters, Oes 3ru. &bas.
u. Sadion, aus gtem gorf bier angsfommen
uuo piro ueriuden, bic 8uubsSre9ieruna
fir bic Sadbe ber 4uifiiEbndeu Su Iutereia
firen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
atneesmpr0 asasD SeEbffntnro.

Cation, Fenni., 10. 9ssember. -. .2e5e
nobI, Nutter, In pirft MID nt9t u1ebr Dies
terit ben," iagte geferu gbeRo Warn Ulcs
Eu6bsn Al ihIar Wutter IN 6eren gBohaung
IN Gusuiopu. unO Damit elite fie ,um 6auie
binous uno idius ote 9idtnns mad bsn
QuiIe 2etieh- 8iper Elm. Cine haIte Stuube
bspor eeffGno fe. uIs fie b6rte, bas Detsttioes
unf Der Snte rod ibr p6reu, !srer gRGtter,
haB fie sinem Sinre Sas 9sbeu gesebeu uno
tafielbe in einen Nb0rt genorfeu hGtte, in
mtlhtm es IN Lester g8ode geiuuben uuroe.
Rrau McSanoeH mar tiber elm 10 fheuBlt9es
gsrbreden Oufs S6dsae aufoebrndlt unO
iuste in ihrer anfregnng, es let oas Bette fir
F,e, in'e Rofer 5u sehen. Wtarn uahm nd
tieie in gr6ster geieenidait ousaeffoseueu
sgolte III 6erseH nnb 5efuIgte BEN Rath BEL
Rutter, melde uorher BON 6em @eIbehenRl
ietne Ghnung gebabt bate. Son Der 2eiAt
bea WabGeas bat uan bla iest nod fern
Gpur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
@4ert0nS.

Sm 3rpeiten Stode baben mir EpteEiad1st anc
ESaaren aunt 2GuSosrfaGie. = gtntge beoeutenbe
Bargains in Sbieeelm. 4Sulter, gSaTofaitdBeu,
GaRStYtIettett. Haeifiaafadlsn gum baIben Rrets.
nfer Ites 6sreit ftebenoer sS0brFtHhG noSebt o9ne
UurreH feline Bflit, une e iduerer bic Srat, oefto
angeuebmer Der 3u9. Sn Der siueten Gta9e tonHen
Gle fletS BQrQQiuS erbaIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
Gin rerEG,Wtttl0eaer 03fletaoet,t.

gfep.g)orf, 90. DECEMBER. .-g6gar 9.
Sarris nelder iett feds Sabren ais Billet
agent Der pytemzDOrt giemz0 z0a0eRs 6artorbz
@iientobn" i'm ,,@rauo= Central" Bahubofe
au9efeIt mar, ii ieit Wontag beri@nuunen,
nuo man befiirdtet, has er fia llateri@leife
bat 8u Sduioeu fommeu la6eu. 6arris
perioh ON SOuntass zGbenO ieiuen 9ieuf,
lpte ublih, RrIden aber anl DtOntag nidt.
@ontroleuE &ohersperger, beIfen Biireau fid1
IN Aen>6aben beiubet, nuroe hieroou be-
noGJid)ttgt unb tam ON 8teaffa9 bierber,
nm eiHe uuteriudnug an,utsllen. @r be-
oufiragte 5ilf8s @ontroleur 8omliuion nit
8riliung Ter Siiner bon 9Grris, nm feli3us
felIsu, cb oieier lluterIdleife bsgangeu bat.
Den ReCuIni0aen Der @eieuitaIt Bufolqe
nliifieu bic BjGet=4geuteu td9lit TIRE Gtaz
uabmen in Der 8auf bsponireu uuo etue 5ez
id1eintsuHq iiber 6as 9epofttum on ben Com
trOIsur idifen. Gb 6arri8 Dies getbaE bat
oher uiht, fonute gefern niGt ermtttelt tpers
cen, 6a bic RahnbeGtilten ie0e AusfuuIt biez
riiber oermeigsrten. @eueralz Baiiagieraaeut
6empheao erfldrte ibrt9ens, penn 6arrts
Dlrftid) lluterIhlrife beaauaen habeI iolite,
Deroe bnG bic @eieuiGait faum &tmas per-
liereu, ba oieIelbeu ieoeHfalI8 burd) oie BON
Spbn $. Starin fir 5arrls gefeute Canton
uou 5000 mehr. aIs geoedt ieien. Die
Rreunbe oes beri@Dunoeneu 8iCletagenteu
glonbeu iibrigens ridt, baB berlel6e fd
trqeno nelde unehrlthteit babe 3u Sdulben
fomnen iaiien. 9arrts if etpa 80 Sabre
alt nnS mar allgemsiH beIiebt. ST trat ais
euabe In bic 9ianfe Der Sgieuiaaft uuS at.
beitete fh aumGlig in bis 50be. 5etne aus
elmer inuqsH f5ran mo brsI 6tnberR bette
heube GauiIie III untt6Fliq tbgr eia rdt5jel.
bates &etidniubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
GatT0dotG1tttG fTOB Der - SIt&e
SolpS."

EreutOu, RS, 20. 9e3ember. .-6rl.
emma Erautpetn pon 9ateniad ftieB an
eiuem gouutng i'm 5eptember uortgea Sab
res in 2inbtbuTi BON eiuem 3uae Der y =
2.zgB. .8obu," fiel aber nuf BEN Berrou nie'
Der uuo lhIu9 ft4 bic Raie elm, pooura t1r
gef6t oerunfaltet nRrbe. Sie areHste 9es
gen bic Babn- @eieuidaft Zine SdaoeuerlaBs
slageIou, neil bic Bahu peber in, mod aus
Belbaib bee BabHbofes 9ihter augeJitnoet
bate unb nnnnigIade 5inoerntfie am Bege
Iagen. Die Gertheteisuus mahte gaiteno,
bo6 Fri. Erarimeia On sinem Sountaae nint
reiieH burfte, pie bic Olteu ,,bGuen 8eeee"
btflimmeu. Dn aber uahaewieieH nuroe,
bas fie lire fronfe Rutter befu6te, ipra4 sbE
eiue Sule $4,000 gntfh1higung III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
0a 2IeaOp 2terief,
bas fdtrfe uno 8uUeTIaIfste
i6 6mer5itillen6e 0t ittel

6er g8cIt. peIbes ouscublidIib bic iitbterthfsn
SGmer3en linbeTt. @S uerieblt niemnl5, BEN geoenn
ben tiH6eruHg 6tr Sdmer8en 5u 0erAaffen, o0n fues
hlr llyiodlc beieI6cu aud hcrrhbren nogen. IS in
ptrftdJ Der groFe SdmeHsn6e5iDtnger uH6 bat mebS
@ues, ais il9eno en an6eres 0eEdnntts gltltel gea
tJau.
gei aopFtmeuen, 3oBultmer8en, ReuraIsle,
Gbeumausmus, JtndeHraigen, BerreHfungen, Qusta
ibuugeE, SRietfeHTld9eH, ittiiem Jiadeu, SAueraen
unb SGmidta i'm 9rcu3, IN bem Rtt9rat e5er in ben
Eiertu, SmmeBeu in oer Slber, 8rufie1tuJh
gn1Hmelen ben Gclcrte uHb Shmeucn aner 4rt
rim btr @cbyaudl Dor Railways Ready Relief
ioForas @rleidtguLu9 aemdgren uH0 Der i1rtgeieste
@sbraud in Dtuigen Iagen cine oauern0e sur 6es
nirIen.
gdereueugtnbung. Blalsuenbin6ung, putsrIei6ss
euBun6upg, Eun8GneuHuuouHg, idtmmer pals
gt6muugsbedlperbe Srduue, 8atnr6, Grippe
Sopjmeb, 3dbnmeb, Reuraate. Rleumausmus, tals
tss f5jtbeg, Sduueliroit, j5ToHbeu,tn.
Die AupeHouHs 6ss Ready Relief an ben 8beIs
len, an aeReR 6er Smerg o0er bns tei6eu il1 6eins
BET, ipirb oiortgt Grlsdterung gend9teu.
Sin balbGr bis Bu eInem 9auBeu 89eeloHe OOu, IN
etrem halhcU 9laia EGaner etngtnomucu, plro In
meniaen Utinuteu 9rImpfe lauren USdger, ue5Gtetty
@rbreden, GoobreHneH, JfrU0fi,dt, SdlufIotisteits
Stopimeb, 8iarrdoe, 8ont. BId9un5en un6 als tn
nertd1en S6merStu turiJ2n.
SO Gents bic 6laite. gu 3o6en bel a7oi4efern.
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90 g0etfEappestsat ttnfto .

GIebelaab, o, 20. De5br.-gorIeBtt
Vomt se1f6rteu ng9eiBfappean bic gBtrtb
itatt tes Sohr 8I1efener III STANTON il
6ancod GourtD, g., unO IieBeu bic 5piri
iucIen In eie AbSugsrtnne ianfeu. 5ie bin
ttrIissen cine gHarunng on 9teiiemsr, etr
@el@dft unu 9leuem auSufangeu.
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''' ffnssr gastsfr6as.93arsa,t.

CUR 9equsmIidisit tir 9ieienisen, lueId9e oerreit
eber bnrd annobIietn ans 9aus geIeiiet iino, uers
@Jeltdite prompt ausfu6ren ober ausseben uRo trz
geno Deites eeipdnttte @ehent tnuten uno Die Sdz
ten on ben Sefimmungsort bef0r6ern. - Mlen berf
oItigen aundgen mus Sas 9eIb 6eIleaen, gStr fuef'
ben bas SeftIte ior9fdltis ansleien.
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z 9nttamtss9lt&eatat.

qitdfieIb, SGs., 20. 8e3ember-nu'
tefanuie 8Siemid3te narfen heute eiue Sqs
raniibombe in ben SnppeIOfen Der g9itfs
feb Gar onb Wadiue @Ompann." Das Se=
iGos srpIObirte, ieri6metterte ben S4melBs
cfen nnb trahte 3tust angefelte bebeutIi9s
GeIIeeuuaeu bel.
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~e9 GnINnfeta gNefhn0NtfSsG I

Die bloue uno bte sraue aarte. 2oserIe6en in
polsr Dsontur. Seber Sobat iOlte bic 9arte baben'
gabebeHne grinuerun9en an einfise arie9sbetten'
Die Sinner aui Ger Sudlt. Seoe Bbaie be5 Sa9erle@
6ens. @eraoe bas Brdient, oas iid1 gum 4uibeDabs
ren o6er gum Gbenben On einen oIten Sameraoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
ltnifre .te.tfts gsethnedlts. .Rartstt.

Iertisen iest ftun6lid geetbnadtssS sSaten nad 9anl
neuen S6etn an. 8a mir bic Sartsn uno gtopitdten
iei6ft berensH, 10 iin0 mir in Starb seIest ale8et
nit pollen 8ertaufshihen aufsuuarten. Die 6dtite
unieres Sahsns III Der &artenaus fieluna 9spiomet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
ftnfere beSonoere Sferfc.

yiattbem Sie Sbge Brdierte aussepdblt haben,
fonnen Se beieIbsn bel Sete lesen, unS mir uer6en
germ nuf Sas Abfommen, iie mad Sbrem Runite
ab5pIieiern, einssben. aommen sic, 10 lanse mob
bic 2Bitt,run9 TO reiseno it, unb ebe Sanee uno @ts
ShneH rnbeqGemlipfeien 6ereitel.
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GInr Carte

I'm aIe, geltbe an ben f5OIgrn Don 5uasHbFh Fhnbtn,
HstDoier Stpad9s, iIdhtm BeriGa, 8er,uh oer Nan'
aesiInft L. I. b., letotn, en0e id9 faaeHiret en-
ReBspt bas iie turiI. 8ieies grogs s,thmJite purb
pon tiusu 9iiifonar In Slb 4meIita entbeGt,
Gdidt otIeiirtes Gou1ert an @tp. S9ssp5 =, Jnmdnl
Station e, RtiDz Borts6ttq.
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Fotttttest Sic De,tte sstti9!
gS0IerSer fettte bic ENssfGIttilt4

8ier neue RaIenber. Der NaasIe6, Roe, 8etls
den, SenRt un6 gintie - s Gents, 10 Gents, II
Gents - nit Eanb gebun5en. elegant ltthograpoirz
ter Siiien= Galenoer 1889. 9Btr ba6en tbrer nur
5000. 2ser Suerft tommt, bat bic erfte 4uspa9I.
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.. u..0laf s. Comp.,
Nr. f2, Wefz Balaimoreffras

gGiutompren, @jetfttide unb Superiuten6entan
SCI .. gS. SGnf Il Spntp.
2SifIfommen, Sebrer un0 Stu0enten! cue Sbul'
lebrer 8atmore's an alI,agsz uno Gonnta9sIAulen;
QUE Gtubenten on arsnsiihulen, G6uIen, pharma@
ceutiiden Sebrnnffalten, Der ~Sobns 9optiHs lHtz
usrfttdt;" be iuHsen Damsn oer ofllhen uno bsr
iUeitIideH b0beren 2odlterihute HHo Gler ubrtaen
9durn Seionoere BTetsermd5isuns bel ShAern,
SGrteH.
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9Iltums. 93iidler. GIasOe,t.

Rir MAIDEN Sie iueSerhoIt nui uniere al6umzgntz
iaItuRg auTmerfdm. gBir perfauittn eeftern uHges
fdbr 800 B6oioeraphi hiezal6unis, uno mir baben nod
RarrtnIa6un9en pou, bic mir Dor Diontas los tu
fUeroen gebenfen.
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aar sehrer .tt,o gtmoeutess i.

Die eeb1er pOu 5cnntass= uuo gBerftaass sStuIen
SaItimore's, bic Gtuoeuteu Der -5ohns 5opttns'
unuIfttdt" uno Der NrSneiFdulen, ioDie uIe ShuLer
bon BclfsfreliauIen erbaIten ipeB'eIe BresermdBi@
Gun9eH.
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pie ,,2lntteO Stafes-gnpre6s
Gcu1pagaic"
u. BET ,satttmore.e .GrbreB, i"

a. Set g,S0lftf1loFe'GBt0 NEUtEHs
GGe see Baltimore rtsS SaIpert@StraBs.
GS tStto GbIeuOetu noW Seiette8s' Rraie1s
ten empfobIeu, Die Ssnbungen bieien @ompasnte'n
Al iiberseben; fie Iidjera fdi Saoard1 mtsOttee
uno eIftf mGstae RGten. forafdEttGes lImaes
hen uatt oenIeIben, boufoRsGleG TIdless, raiGle
uno prompte Ssi5rperaRa auS abEteferans.
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SnfarEeFttpHea tm saa Sontnao unO gsnez

9em Staatsietretdr If amtlidl nitsetbeilt
uorben, bas &nfaugs go0ember bs. So. IN
Buerto Blata, Gan Domingo, etu Aaffaro
ansgebroteu iei, tpelGer iebo9 blaneH Surz
sem unterbriidt tperoen foHnte. - @lne dbn=
itde DteIoung ilt i'm Siacts 8epartement
pom Ser. Staateu 9oninl In Barcelona, Se=
nesueIa, eiugegaHgen. Da1eIbft u I'M 80
uembar inter ber geitHrg bes Gen. &reipo
eire HeUolutiCu au8gebro4ea, meldler ourh
@efangeunabme oes Generals etu &aoe ges
ma6t pHrce.
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RuBEaub'S 6reun0FaaFt far 5raWFsstd,

20ubOu, q. 8ejember. - Der Beterss
burger Correspondent bes ;, DaiIgs sGelegrap5"
meloet: oDie ruiii6e 0{eateruug bat ieet,
uadtem fe burd ibye ang:btd7e 6reHao(5lft
ihr Srantreid cine IuIetbe geFaert. bic rRi=
f DIE Brefe tuitrutrt, ote Barrier 4usiteluug
m0gIiait gu igporiren uuo 9IttmanOeu BR ras
then, gBaaren auf ieue 4HsfelluHg gu i6it'
nm"
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9as Goria auf GrprsB Bbriefe.

gis iett tub Srteie fiir SpeJaL IbIiefes
runa, melde anger Der pSpaciaIz 9elioerq="
U}aTte nid]t nit Der u0t1igea gem0lniid]en ?
Gents zRarfe rerieheu mareH, surid3egatteu
pur6eu, bis oar BortObetrag eatridtet mol
ben por. 8aburh euttanOeH oft 8erIut
briugeabe gerGgeruugeu IN Der abliefe-uus
tDifltiqer Botbafteg. 3as 6Gue<Gomite fir
BofangeIegenaeiteu bat nun cine Bill I'm
6nnie eiuqeretft, rpcIdle beftimmt, 6aB biH'
fort berartiae nugsnitgsno franfirte Brtefe an
Sen Qbrefioteu abgeI,efert neroen ioIieu unS
Der gote babel ben febIeuseu POrtObetra3 cell
Ieftireu ipl.
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Barts, 20. 3ejember. 6ieFse STE.
9ielnugeoGgane oriugeu aaf Die gtabliruug
eIueS frau50fiden BroteGtorats an Der 8iiie
BON 8anger, UlarotiO. Der SuItau BON Uas
roiio tt I'm Sesrifie, eine @sIauoudait nab
Berlin 8u i6ideu, nm BEN Satier gBubGlaI
81 iaider 3bronbefeiguag 81 gratuiireu. 8ls
@eiau0tidnit ptrO IHebrere argbtiAe Bfer0e
als @eI6euf fir oen Safer uttuebmeu.
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Sefta8s- -Ansetsett.

Scmmea sic, 10 lang Die COME i4eintI
Ut. J2 quo. Olaf & Comp. llr. ~,
ST. 12, 2SeTs8aIttmnre nrefst.,
grmfroas, Gator & Comp. seaeuiiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
gte oipIomatiIdle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

8aS bQnss@omite MI an8natu9e AHAeIe'
aenbeiten bat bic &onialaEs uns oipIOmatlhe
ntuigungsbil beenoet uub ben &orfBer
D2c@reaTp inffruirt, bieielbe oem Sauie eiH'
3ubertdteu. Die oermi[i9te 9umme betrdgt
i'm @an3eu 81, ,427 .525, $144O weni9err Gle
bic Sermiatgung fir bas laufeube Sabr. Die
Bill beroronet NnfbebuHg hes 8ouiulatas 81
@lberfelb, 9eutIdlaub. Dus SaLdr oes Ston'
IuIs III 2nreto in UPeriio rpirb bon $1,000 Guf
$4,000 erbGbt, unb baeienige beS aonluIs 8u
Ratamuras in Qi'rifO BON $4,000 auf $1,000
re6u3trt.
Snf4r+eEttpHen fn ean GoHtnao unO geRez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
@pdl elm auaebItaet OeatId1er spEou.

Bari8, 20. De5. Der PrO3eB gegeu
Gpbueg o Dame, ben nugebIiqeu beutiAeH
Spi0n, piro In Samfra uerBauOeIt, mo mau
ermartet tas 5ieiultat nit betra4tIi4er
Spaauurg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
9er Bahama 81 RGaaI.

BariS, 20. Dejember. $500 &irfa 700 Ut,
ticnGre uuO GbItgGtiOueu' Sababer Der pa
uamaz9uHaI= geiellidaft btelteu beute etne
SeriammIuug uuo beibloiieH, porldufis AM
ibEe 3tnien, iOtpie auf bic @iuI6iung Der Ut.
tten &er3ilt 3u lellteH. Sdmmtlihe Aune=
ieaoe oerpftd)teteu fid ihriftItd. 0uf bts meme
AuIetbe SH iabitrtbireH. Sa elmer auSereu
8eriumulIuug purbe beihlOffeR, oie &ialei.
tun9 iOfOrti9er YiaBreselu gum 5duBe ber
0ieien, an Dem SauaI betBeiIigten SutereiieH
Ill fnrhfrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21

gse 4bFtmutiu s:iber bic geaatSs9arifbtH
aaf Ssn 21. Sa;star anberGnritt.-BtbfoH
Gao beantraat etne lIat4rfadDume isber
Die gSaBI In RbpSe.SSIa1so, 9oniitaaa,
gsems@psS nao Snotaaa. - 80 Dsaftoass
bins In 30 sTtnuten payfIrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21
nus Rabiano auseetpieIen.

8teu, 20. DECEMBER. - Dem Bteuer
y g9agebIatt" 3ufoIse puroen ca. 1000 oeut4e
puo 0fireidiine llnterthanen an l8. be, Nts.
aus g9orihau ausgenieieu, obne ces trgeuo
etn @raub fir bic Rabunbme auSegebeu
nuIne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-21

Sin bttttfd1et Gtea BET gaafEns. - 9totette
aesen ote btutaIsu ssfutidhtnagefa tss 3aa7
atbGr.- 9luireeenoe eSaene tRa ftGn8oiif@en
Geu0t.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-02-04
The Longest Street.Car Line.

The longest strect-car line in thu
world is now in process of construction
in the Argentine Republic. 1t is so
much longer than any other line that it
quite dwarfs the eight and ten mile
roads of our cities. 1t is also the only
street-car line in the world which uses
sleeping cars The road has 200 miles
of track, connecting number Of towns
in the vicinity of Buenos Ayrts Horses
are used there as motive power instead
of steam, because fuel is dear, horses
cheap, and the people are slow Two
tons of coal will buy horse and har-
ness. The equipment for this road has
been entirely furnished by Philadel
phia car company. The sleeping cars
are a curiosity They are four in mum
her, eighteen feet in length, and arc
furnished with four berths each, which
are made to roll up when not in use. The
cars arc furnished with water coolers,
linen presses and other conyeniences,
and are finished throughout with ma
hogany. The other cars are four double
decked open cars, twenty platform cars,
twenty gondoIa cars, six refrigerator
cars, four poultry cars, furnished with
coops, eight cattle cars, two derrick
cars for lifting heavy material, and 200
box cars. 80 Inter Ocean.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-02-04
4 Mighty Bear Hunter.

Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned this morning about town when
Mike Wallace, the old time Water
Canyon miner, came in from the
West with wagon loaded with
dead bear, there being four car
casses, which he disposed of TO the
Blanchard Meat and Supply company.
1t appears that day or two ago Mike
Wallace, accompanied by a Mr.. Hanna,
took stroll up the canyon some dis
lance from the residence of the former,
and suddenly Wallace discovered sew.
eral big bears before him. Almost
at the same moment bears rose up
all around him, the timber being full of
them. Wallace began work with his
Winchester, and wher the magazine
was emptied, he seized Hanna's rifle and
continued to lower the price of meat in
this vicinity In but few IN oments he
had succeeded in killing seven big
bears, and with the help of miners fur
Their down the canyon, who were sum
moned to assist five Of the animals were
carried to the camp. The last two
were killed within ten feet of Wallace
and charging down upon him when he
shot them, so that his escape was amar-
vcllous one Nineteen bears in all were
counted in the bunch - Socorro On. Nj
Chieftain.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-02-04
The Chief City Of Paraguay.

| have reached this II etropoIis--
Asuncion--of the far South at last, after
thirty-six days sea trip from the
Spanish coast, writes correspond mt
of the San Francisco Bulletin Having
spent few days in looking about aad
getting my eyes opened in regard to the
highly interesting section Of the globe
and which to me seems like new
world. must speak Of some Of the sur
prises which have had, for isolated
Asuncion is getting to be great city
1t is the capital Of the persistent and
energetic republic Of Paraguay, and is
picturesqucly situated on the river Of
the same name IT il in latitude about
as far south Of the equator as our city
of Galveston is north, and as to climate
is a most delightful place to live in
was surprised to find such a busy little
metropolis, with its railroads and steam
boats, its telephone systems, street car
lines and other appliances Of modern
civilization / was surprised to see
,uch enterprise and public spiritedness
where the population is made mp so
largely Of the native race and the de-
scendants Of indolent spain; and
was surprised to find such a pleasant
semi tropical climate with les fruits and
folij &c.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-02-04
Saved BY His Wife.

The explorer Holub, who started fol
Central Africa with his bride on his
wedding day two year, ago has re-
turned to Vienna. lie is reported as
saying that ''he would have been killed
a dozen times in the region north Of the
Zambc.i but for his wife The natives
had never before seen a person who
wore skirts or long hair, and they re-
garded Mrs, Homb as a supernatural
being who had the white man under
her special protection. one tribe de-
sired her for thcir queen, aud begged
hard that She would remain with them
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-02-04

''Before could say a word, although
l don't know that l had anything mucl
to say, the special came past with 6
rush and roar that shook the depot ana
Charley said as he picked up his lantern,
We'll, never mind old fellow. 1t was
the bravest thing ever knew OF and
anyhow you saved the train
80 you see, as told you, if Charley
did not tell that part of it he is pretty
good sort of fellow. don't you think
so"- Detroit Free Press.