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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
Eatal rexas kailway wreck.

HoUsroN, Tex, Dec. 20.-A construc-
ton train on the Arkansas Pass Railway
was derailed near here yesterday and
A. Howard, Henry Roberts and Anto-
inc Carleson killed, G. w. Bailey, two
Berry brothers and John French seri-
ously injured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

THE report that a prlze-fghters' trust
is forming, in view of the disposition of
trusts generally to gobble anything they
can Law their hands on, is rather terri
flying. But the proposed monopoly will
not be without its compensation if it
follows the regulation trust policy, and
restricts the production of prize-fght-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
xo Chiidren Burned TO ueatn

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 20.-Mrs.
Moore, widow, went out to work this
morning, leaving her two children,
aged2 and 4, locked up in the house.
In some unknown manner they caught
fire and were literally roasted to death.
The house was also DESTROYED
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
LAWYER WHITNEY INSANE.

Result of Mrs. Meckie Rawson's Pistol
Shot.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-Lawyer III. c.
Whitney, the attorney who last June
was shot in Judge Jameson's court
room, by Mrs. Meckie L. Rawson,
wife of Banker Stephen Rawson, was
to-day adjudged insane and sent to the
asylum at Elgin. His insanity was the
result of the wound inflicted by the
hands of Mrs. Rawson.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
GOFFKEN'S MIND FAILING.

The German Professors Confinement
Making Inroads on His Health.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.--The trial of Prof
Gofken for publishing Emperor Fred
erick's diary, was to-day further post
poned, and will take place at Leipzig
next March if his mind holds out. He
has 80 far been refused release on bail
and his confinement continues to make
inroads on the health of his mind and
body
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

IT isn't all bread and cheese and
kisses between the Pope and the Ban
tam of Berlin" by good deal. Soon
after the Emperor's departure from
Rome His Holiness was heard to speak
of him as ga very odious fellow" and
to say: "He is bad son. and he will
be bad ruler
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
Eight Men Fatally ScaIded.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. PA boiler ex-
ploded in spoke factory at North Yer
non, small town twenty miles south
east of here, fatally scalding eight men.
One OF the number was James Lett, of
this city. Particulars of the accident
are very meagar
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
BLOODY FIGHT IN SAMOA.

Over One Hundred Persons Killed in a
Battle.
LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch from
Auckland to-day says that news has
been received from Samoa that the
Samoans under Mataafa have succeeded
IN capturing the most of Atna after a
long battle with Tamasese's forces. The
Losses include 100 killed and several
hundred wounded.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
Epidemic of Diphtherfa.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2O.-It is re-
ported to the State Board of Health that
there are twenty-five cases of diphthe-
ria at Unionville. Tuscola County, and
that ten deaths have already occurred.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
FIGURING Mills Burned

BONNEVILLE, O., Dec. 1S.-The steam
Touring mills of Jones Cheney burn
ed this morning. Loss, $4,000; no in
surance. Incendiarism is suspected.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

A CURIOUS question, it is stated, will
arise in connection with the fine of 81
500 imposed by Judge Hannen, presi-
dent of the Times Parnen commission,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
Pursuant to notice, the convention was
called TO order by Capt. Thompson 1t 4 p.
m. ct the school house in Bottiasau. David
Dinwoodis was chosen chairman and Ad.
Thanguay, secretary. Committees we're duly
appointed - follows: Credentials, perma.
neut organizations and resolutions. Ths1s
being no contests and the temporary organ
ization being made permanent. resolutions
were adoptsd which together with the ticket
win appear next week.
The convention proceeded . ballot for
county officers II being moved and carried
that the Same b done s'by individual bal
lots;" b. McRas and G. r. Woods wsss sp-
poiptsd tsllsrs. # 0
No nominations we're made. but the ballet.
ing proceeded for the Office Of register Of
desds with tho following result !:
". H. Mcintosh a; p. willi.mson 1 1; J. J.
Gusrtin I.
The Treasur.rship was temporarily laid
over.
i being generally conceded that the
of6cs Of Sheriff belonged TO the present In
sunbsnt, NJ. +. !. Ferguson, got there "
s0elamation. .s3 ~ ss.ss . Ass u
Por the Office o. Judge of Probate. not
withstanding the motion thAs individual
bailotinx should tske place. there being :
well known desire on the part Of . fsw 70
express their individual preference and
choice, Mr. a. Macarthur was raised to shs
Sublime degree q ! Probate Judge ~ Aecls-
masion, M. Louis Brunells. .howsvsr. esur
ageously raising his hard = opposition Il
wss observed also that ssveral did not vote
- slI 3'5 rs
(N. B.-At tho request of M. Brnnslls.
who was asked ~ M Noble md Other citizens
- ~ tho PlonExr Win ! yiew d the slp-
supprsssion q The set of bis having voted
against Nh Mc4A Arthur, " slsdly accede Is
bis wishss 4 part and "a Bis account w
draw II very mildly, but w On aasurs M.
|Draassle - ~ having vessd " - ala
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

will not hurt him in his canvass and thst oil
men who love Independents and candor win
honor him f3r IL.
6oyes fsrms. Louis. and don't forget the
old French proverb that. Boxxs RENO nHIB
vAur xi1ux QUE cEIHruR. DoRsE. and the
editor Of the PIoHssn gives you this assur
ancs that your courageous act win win for
you, hosts Of friends, and he, the editor
asks allehis friends in the LIST commissioner
district to give Mr.. Brunelle their support
~ he intends to do personality
The only other balloting that took placs
was for the Office Of Assessor, Geo. Currie, Of
district No. one being the winner Of the
prize.
All the rest Of the nominations were made
by acclsmstion. This wound up the busi-
ness Of the convention. 1t is generally ad-
mitted by the whole world and the rest Of
mankind that the ticket nominated 10 In
vincible. @s
Mr.. Geo. Niche being called upon, ad-
dressed the convention and in his usual
vigorous and pungent manner briefly dis
cussed the questions Of the hour 30 far -
they relate to the wants and demands Of the
farmers Of Dakota for much needed legisla-
ton; Of which few men possess . better
knowledge and know 90 well how to express
in. Mr.. J. W. Bennett being called on told
how he had procured the passage Of rsso-
luton by the convention at Langdon look.
ing towards the relief Of the farmers from
the distress which has befallen them in con-
sequence Of the frost in August last. The
resolution 10 given elsewhere. Mr.. B. took
occasion to state that he took his crow
pleasantly, according to the ussgss and Gus
tom of the democratic party. He gracefully
submitted to the inevitable.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
How's This 2

We wsss informed by one Of our farmers
down in the French settlement Of the facts
relative to sale Of whsat whore an elevator
man at Willow City only paid 50 cents :
bushel for what 50 cents Was paid at Botti
nsau-same whsat-but u the request Of
the person who claims no WAS dsfrauded,
We refrain from giving oil the particulars Or
the names. We are not quite clear but that
notwithstsnding such request, il i our duty
70 fully give Whist Is . matter Of such gsnss
q Interest, but the facts are generally known
or msy be readily ssoertained. We are In
formed that II is in contemplation 70 have
that elevator man removed.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

A second addition Of the temperance
fiasco en!ivened our little town on Tuesday
last. Messrs. White 4 Kirk Of Bottinesu
and L. E. Blanchard of Willow City, had
been arrested and brought before Justice
svensrud, the case being removed, - Prof
Karl Smith would ssy-by change oi
venom-from Justice Stewart for violation
of the local option law. After finding out
what kind of . weak case the double-headsd
prosecution had, the defendants waived
examination and gave bail to answer st the
next term Of court in Bottinsau.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
Secure Your Tickets

Before ron ct on the train, fer you win
save money and possibly ) discussion with
he conductor. Call for tickets via aThl
Burlington" Il that Wy only cAa you
b surs that ron will b carried over 6rai
elass Hns; u eourss ron don't want . travel
o asscond class road. unless you ars -.
sgnised II yonr homo community = go.
ond slass man. Tho Burlington belongs q
) frst elass systsm that GOES rywhsrs,
md makes snrs snd close connections viii
othsr systsms has ! nrst olass sqnipmsnt \
90 Ysspsst1. ysstibnlsd soaohss, diaing cars,
slsspers, md sonpstent and obliging q.
ployes, and ~ ~ terminus ii union dspots
& ~ graat eitisa. e ron want ID know
mcrs about 4. writs ! letter u II & o.
Ksnyon. 3en: Pasls 4 CONT g. B, II N h. n,
a. 3ssl
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

An additional smile irradiatss the lus-
trous countenanoe Of our farmer friend
Tom Lowry and what do yon suppose is
the cause why, it 10 the presence Of vis-
itor 70 his house who has come to stay and
he is additionally happy and proud because
he is possible republican voter twenty zone
years hence, that 10 IL in the meantime that
party does not get knocked out Of existence.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
oHu1oH D1RroroRx.

DAPTXOT.
Services every Sunday at 2 p. m. Rev. Hui.
bert, pastor. sabbath school immediately
AFTER preaching.
PRESBYTERIAN.
No preaching. Sabbath School every Sun.
day st II .. m. Young Peoples ChristiAn
Endeevor at 100 y. N.
Il CATHOLIC.
Church Of 81. Paul, at Tarsus. Rev. p. q.
Brunslle, pastor. Services at the usual hour
every sundy.
No preaching. Prayer meeting next Thurs.
day evening 81 7:S0 O'Clock.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Service In Lordsburg IS the residence o. n.
!. Jensen II .. m, and lecture at the school
houss In CuETis township, Roletts Co. 1 > a
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Underwear to keep you warm! Whom you
need anything in this line, examine quality
and prices and you will always buy at the
lsaders-BAtessn 4 Ayrss.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
The Examination

The Examination
OF pupils Of the Oak creek school for the
year 1888, resulted q follows. by per ssnt.
Miss Annie D. Burr, teacher.
Carrie Nichol "a; Catherine NJ. Burr n !;
Elsie D. Burr II; Archie Clark 78; Donald
Nichol So; Frank A. Mellon 81; Mary H.
Lyon 81; Fred A. Mellon So; Maggie Nichol
81; Francis s. Lyon 50.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

when you come to town to buy goods. you
will always 6nd by comparing our prices
with our neighbors, you have slways saved
. good days wages by trading at the leaders
-Batsssn & Ayres.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Ladies', you are invited to call and exam
inc the finest line Of tobogrsn caps that are
to be found outside Of st. Paul and the low
eat prices, ct BArssHH L AYnns.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

| A ear load Of wool socks for men, women
and children, and all kinds Of stocking yarns
in few days At the leaders-Batssen 1
Ayres.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
Cheese It.

q very old chestnut.
In last weeks issne ws published letter
Of Mr.. Thos. Gibson, relative to On important
industry which ought 70 be established IN
Bottinsau and that too. without delay. OF
the value 70 the farmers Of Bettinsau Of I
cheese factory, there can Be no doubt. Far
mers. take hold of this suggestion Of Nj.
Gibson and ses him about It.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
A CARD.

BoTTINEAU, OCT. ID, 1855.
To THE ELECTORS or BoTTINEAu COUNTY:
GENrLEMEN:-Thankin you for the conn.
dence already placed In me and the assurance
Of many Of you for continuance Of the
same, hereby announce myself an indepen.
dent candidate for the Office Of Register of
Deeds, and most respectfully solicit your sup.
port at the coming election.
V Yours truly,
GEO. J. CoULrHARD.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Prof. F. W. Cathro has been engaged to
teach the higher department ofthe Bottinean
school during the coming winter and Miss
Nora 3. Thompson the lower department.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Regret to know Of loss BY prairie FIRE, Of
James &. Woods barn, wheat and his asri-
sultural implements. fre break 80 feet
wide could not stop the progress Of the re-
lentlsss foe; We also hsar that Louis Ras-
mussen lost over 200 bushels Of wheat by
3he Same frs.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

We are sorry for the pet Of the W. G. +
US. How are the. mighty fallen. Hinc
ille lachrym@.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

DR.. Ellis is still at the McBrsyen hotel
First-class dentist. Does excellent work.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Save your money and buy your boots.
shoes and gloves, at the lsadsrs-Ba Batesen 1
Ayres.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Convention day notes and fancies
crowded out this week Look out next.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

- 1th, 25th. Oct. 9th and 28d are the
D on which harvest excursion tickets
ssld frnm Bottineau to Great Falls,
De Butte and return = $40.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

I1OSti.

A gold ring with bunch Of flowers en-
graved on it. Lost between Bottinesu and
French settlement, on Thursday Sept. ~.
Finder will be literally rewarded BY return
ing came to the ownsr-Mrs. Modesto Rob-
ert or Melntosh's store.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

Read the article, Diversity in Dakota.
in farmers column and act upon it.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

James cudhie is in town today and says
he is an independent candidate for commits
sioner in the the 9TH district and intends to
90 for tine scalp Of the 'brsiny Jake" He
has sachs Of sand and will not .bs lackey TO
anyonA
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
TRAINS AND mArLs.

Train leaves Bottineau daily at $40 :. M,
arriving at $50 pm.
Mall Tor train closes every evening at
O'Clock. "a
Mail for Tarsus, Lordsburg and Dnn.eith
at 3. M, closing the night before ct O'Clock,
arriving Tuesday, ThursdAy and Saturday at
II. m. ssz.E ,ss5E 81
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11

WAxrED-Wood in payment Of subssrip-
ton 70 the PIoxDHR.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-11
E6TlsI|' !

~ 1us~he - - iaas - = lf,S
Il W. rI0NKKRs
Displayed, 500 ~ inch ~ mentAi
Whsn oSsr two inches.
Locals, 10 csnts line each Insertion.
Legal advertisements At legal ratess
tornsys ordering lsgAl advertisements ppb-
lishsd, win b held rsspOnsibls fof ths pay-
msnt Of the publication fsss-
The Pioneer Is The Best I6Itlti1lf
Medium West Of Dells lfLo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-27
gesp .Wprfer ysad,rtd,te1t.

N n y 0rt, 26. WEGrS. - Oer aus
Werieiue nuo gisapel bier Gng2iou1lene
fian3DfIhe 9nmpTsr britannia" mlr0 aui
olr Standardization snriidget0lteu, melt
er neGrere SIatternfranfe om Soro bat.
Sn ieiner Wobnung I'M @r0getolie bes
bes Seuementhaules SIR. ITO, Sf=3. ,Str I,
bur1Idnitt ft1 seiteru Der b0hmiGe Gage
l0bner SobanH 6oru bic Nrtarien IN bei0efl
G1men uno farb mad nenigen Ntiuuten on
BerblutuuG. gBle benz Coroner @tomaaH,
Der ben Soil unteriu6t, ulit9etbeilt muroe,
mar Sorn, Der irliher IN einer D0rmcritlet=
ferei beiGGfi9t mar, iett IA Ea8en in 5ol9e
ben Sraniheit oHne grbeit. @r maro id 1ers
miithia uuo iudDte bet'm @laie ieiusu 1um
mer Al nergviien. Srau 9orn CAB an, eaB
itr giuun uCrsefern IbeRo gc9eu iehs u4r,
Dabren6 er I'm SGlajlumer auf Dem Sstte
Log, ein 8aIirmefer aus Der GGte 5og uuo
no bic aIterteu ant ilRfen SnerGru ger
idlnitt. Sulferufen6 elite bic 6raH I'll ibrer
GEsft in ben 6of, uno ai6 tie nit e;uigsn
NaGbarn suritfebrte, bate ibr 9ltte iid]
and Die 4uIsaoer oeS rehteu Iruss j2rz
itnitteu uRo fiarb peuige Nilauteu ipdter.
- Scr eiuiger Belt muroe 6ert1tet, oas
Seatrite llliiou, tin iRnges gidoAeu, aus
Der @pbnuns ibrer Wutter, gtr. 81, Sitz10.
gtraBe, uerlhnunoen iei. am Samft1g erz
hielt tie Shutter oes W21odsu8 Die ytahrtht,
baB fdb ibre 3p6ter in @auaoa beFaoe, mo
8mar bel Hreuuben BON iDr. gSeitere Iuss
Iunft iibsr rem Srt perpetgerte Die SHUTTER
uRb iiigte hin3u, ihre Sc4Eer lei in einem
Slofier III Teip Srunstpid er3ogeH uno bort
nit @bemie, tlaiFiGeu Stuolen &C. 10 anses
freugt noroen, baB iIe ibr 9erltben babe,
larsere 3eit nur leid]te neutrality-suspicious.
81 Itien. 6rau Gliion oeutete on, BAG es
u09lid udre, baB ibre 9odlter nab oem err
uGbpten Sloher 3uriidgefebrt iei, ie6enials
ntlbe fe bas @eheiulniB aui3utidren lutln.
- uhi1 Slett, Gin 6arul' Grbsiter, D?l=
der bon einem &auib0lo ourd eiaeu WeIiarz
ftid in bic Iinfe Srulf usrlebt pOr6en mar,
ffatb seffern friib i'm y@pambersiiraseu=
Soipital." gSie benz Coroner Or. Wiefemer
mltastbeilt puroe, fam Slett istt mebreren
9Rcheu reaelmG5tg in bas Irbeitsna9neiz
lungs giireau bon S90ufelb & 6arri8, gr.
18. @reenpi6hraBe. Jim Samfa8 Gbeuo
fanb er nit Nbam 9omac DOE benz Sauie
yr. ID, @reennidfrabe, als Elm unbefannz
ter Wann NIT ibm Strett anftng uno ibu Al
id5Iasen brobte. Slett, Der betrunfsn mar,
ue1int)te, ben Otnnn 3u ergreifeu, uuo erbieIt
babel cen StlG, oer feinem 2sbeH sefera eil
gnte ma6te.
- Die hiefeen Srauereibefiber barfin5eu
beute turd Elm @lrfular, bas ibueu bic fol-
foe Stcllung, in meld]er iie flt ieit Is 0t0-
paten hur6 bic Combination ibrsr Irbeiter
befnnben baben, nah9erabe Inertraglif ge=
tporeen ifi, nnb oaB fie iebt enti9loHen fino,
bic @outrole ihrer Seihdfte nieoer ielbf ju
iiberuebneu. sic beabfdttgteu iibrtgens
uidt, Die 3ugefdntuiiie, Die iie ibren Grbeis
tern burd friits1e uebereinfommeu uIadteu,
uieSer auisnhebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-27
WtenM0rfte.

ct. 9outs, 26. Rdrs.-Rinbuieb: Gu.
fubr 1000. Serieubuns 500. Breiie pariir.
ten smiiGen $2.1O nnb So 80. - Sdp "ine !:
!3ufubr 22OO, Serienoung 1900; Yreiie bari,
irtsn Sniiden $500 unb $3.50. -SGeafe:
3uiubr 1900, Serienbung 500; Breiie bart.
irten smiihen $4.00 unb $500.
Chicago, &c. Ndrs. - &iubuteh: gu.
fubr 1000, Serieubuua 1000; 4'retie BART
irten 3pi6eu $1.9O uno Sdpeiue:
!3ufnbr $4,000, Serieubuns 1000; Preiie
Dariirten 3piiteu $3.50 unb $500. -
S6aafe: Sufubr 1000, Serienbung 800;
Breiie Dariirten auiiheu $4.00 uub $3.50.
q ff,Sibertp, Beuui., 26. Ntarj. -
Rirboieb: Sufubr 9l3, Serieubung 100;
Breiie uariirten spii1en s. unb 8.
S6meine: .3ufubr 42OO, Serieuouns 26OO;
Breiie nariirteu suiifen $4.75 Iub 1886.
- Sdoofe 3uiubr 260O, Serfeuouue
5000; Preiie uaritrteu swii4eu $3.50 uu6
1918.
gSeff. eIpbia. 26. Rdr,.-
6iuonieb: iSufubr 400; Prima 54-5a, quite
5-54, tnittlere 4i-4a, gem0bnli6e 4-44.
Sdaafe: 3ufubr 5000; Yrima Id. CUTE
6a-6a. mittlere 5f-64. sep0bnlide 4s-59; {;
2ammer: Ga. S4weiue: 3ufubr 800,
8erfdufe 3u 7-8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-27
S}r. "a.
germsT6tss aus Der altess g8elt.

- Su BreBbRrq fanS Elm &ueIl ant
idtu bem Snrifeu gl0tto unO oem Eiuidb,
rig. 5rsiriaigsu Sucsanpi auf Bih5Ien nit
;wGinaIigem SngeIpsdisl fat. Der @riere
nnree am Ahz oerleet. 8as @totiJ bes
8neu8 iif, oaB SucSnnpi Sen 0totto arf Of
feHer Cage aeo9Tielgt bate.
-DGa S00zl Ghrtge SubilGum Ses
Sieges iser Die ipauiide ArHaOa pire iH
8lgmoutb Onr6 grEiaung elmer @raHiss
fiegesidule gefetert ivsrOeu.
-9ie 8amiIte bes 9ei6Stant~
lerS Siirfeg Stsmnrd III nm eiueu gufef
berettert mosoeu; 6ie @rdiin gSilbelm BON
Sismard= d3pbasieu ipuroe in 6dHau BON
elmer Sohter g9iitItt eutbuEoen.
@malh Iuguff 20ni 9 III in &Glu
PeitOrbeu. Seiae IeBte Gubeit mar Der lpaH=
nsnee ROmaI guater idlrour3em Ser6a4t."
Ser dnBerit trGt,tare SfuftfelIer mar 1888
IN Snrmen gebOrsu, erbiest ieiue S5ulbilz
bung IN SOlH, wiouete iid) Sunn bem Glufs
mannsfGnOe uRo ,GJilSerte feine @rlebniIie
i'm gIiIitarbieufie in ben fleinsR Sumoresten
rbet Der SnfauteItt," beuen er ,,bumsrifiihe
giSer aus bem Gc4fmGuusRauoe, SUIT
aHo Eeto i'm bunteH 5tod," ,,oeH 9sierteur,"
hiforiideu ROmdn ans 1866, u. u. folqeH
lies. 9lit BEN 9tomau pour9 Rampf ,um
Nrieoen" gemauu er in 1869 oeu Som Stem
Dorier u3eletrifiihsa Sournala aAs1e,etteu
Brgts bon 1000 DoIlara. 1871 figoelte er
fid in 9IeupieO on, febrte aber 1882 nab
&0Ia 5uriid.
Sn ber R Rdbe oe5 8orfes Eobun,
Gm JfaHoe zines nit StriEGjeru uuIIdunteu
grabeas, Ulroe cine gaHSe SQuliIie erfrureu
au'geiur0eH. 8ieielbe beGGno aus Oem llo.
oltiIhen @Iashauiirer Yaut Seolaf, 0eIieu
@attiH Hnn orei &iGbsrH. Die l.Iglitd!idlen
hatten i'm SrtG I'll uieleu Siuieru nm Nadltz
lager gebeteu, puroeu iebof itberall unballn.
berSig DOR bic Shire gewieeT. SrauJig
madteu iie iid auf ocn Beg uaGJ 6em Md
fen Srte, rber uutermeg5 erflBte fie Der
S6ueefurul, Dor pelhenI fie i'm 5rabeu
S6ub iuGeH molten. Die Aermaeu ihnIieas
ten itdl enge on chamber, I'M moElUglidl Ote
t1rdIlbnre gtatt III SurdUd9eu, aber oieIe
nurGe itir bic lla9ltdltdlen CUR GobeSuabt.
I'm an6eren Woreen fluo man fie IN iuni1er
Imam mig to0t I'M 3rabeu Iiegeu. ytuu
p0ltt it6 iiber Der uugliidIt6en Sanlilie Elm
gemeiniamer Gjrabbii9d.
Semanb bat aus9ere
SaB GiemnId's letje gr06e Hcoe miuteifeHs
264 Mlluloueu IReRlQeH Sur Genntuib az
lGugt III. &r redust, has miuOeliens Die
Ga'te Der bretbGuoert nHo oreiBig Dliaio=
HeH &emobuer &urCpl'5 iie, menu ntd5t qe
Icien, oU6 uOn ibr gea0rt babeu; baS in ben
Ser. StaNteU miuoefeHS Elm 3rlttel Der BE.
p0fsrurg, oo8 MIR auf 7Utla. Utlaui5lalt,
nno in SieGmerlfl 10 Dttu. iie geleien ba=
ban, mas etmas bod Begriiieu eriAeiRt. Su
9Gpcu, &biHa nn6 Snoien huben ieiner Aus
hdt nod miHbefenS 65 Dliuioueu Uon Der
&eoe ScnntniB geuommau, uuo peitsre bier
Ylilicueu Nsier ftHOet Gr in Aufra!itu upo
brei DtilItorCn in SiiO Aflitd. 5aIbf, meHH
oteie 3obIer III totI geGrlfeu iiHO, 10 uuter=
liegt oOd Ote &idtigteit Der SdIuBiOlaeruug,
bGB nod ME 3uuor Elm 9(ebner cine 10 rieige
3ubUrerlfuft aebabt bat, gar teiuem 3uei-
tel. 9tOd ME bat budftdbIt9 Die suuBe gBelt
nit 9leiter Spauuuug eiue 8eoe ermlrtet
uno Die 8erihte carilber init Sleitem @ifer
per'hIuHaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-27
SnS @fffpr.

ct. S9nace, Gid,., 26. Mldr3. - Der
eyife 8erioneu,ug aus Marquette felt lestem
Mittpo@ fam sefteru abeno an. 9eute firth
pitbet aberuals Elm Bli3sarb, uno feline
:3iee f6unen abgef6idt per6en. Der geferu
Abenb abgesauSeue 3ug ftedt uabe Iaeabale
i'm S6nee fef. Gaem 4nideiu mad ipirS
Der Sertebr iest Guf mebrere peitere Gage
unterbroden letu.
8anas @itb, Wo., 26. WtGr5. - Gin
@rofur3 iif in Nolge Der geffriseu uno hentt-
gen beitigsu 9fe9eu OIL Der ffetIen St9eIIoite
gsgeniber BON bem ruiou=Oepot eiugetreter.
6nnbelte bon Conner grbe unO @etetn fiao
bereits berabgefiir5t unb man fitrdtst, oaB
uCdl mear berabitiirien ner0er. gtele fletue
Dobnhduier, bae llniouz9epot uHo oerldlie=
oere gabulinier itub bebroat.
Ghattanooga Seur., 26. W!Irj. -
Edbreno Der oergGugenen gtadt i6iitEete in
Der bieiigeu @egeno Der &fegeu IL Str6a!en
bsrab, rno Die 6liiiie fHb beute bod 0uge
Idpolen. giele &iienbabubrliden Fab SER
f6rt oter beIdati9t pcrber.
Nep =SrIeana, 2a., 26. 0tG.S.-gln
iurttbater SageIfutm feate 9eiferH atano
iiber 8Olioar County, UiiIi., uNo rltttte
enoruen @6GOen en-.
gfGdiHop Gitp, Rid., 26. Wlar5.-
Gin Sffurru piitaet bier leit geReru N5euo,
uro bohe SG}neepebeu osrIp1rreu Neg uno
Steg. @e9enwartigen Iu8itten nod miy0
bic StroBe onu Mudiuap tueriih uor benz
l. Moi Ger Sdifiiahlt ge6fiaet ietn. DaS Gt8
in Ter StraBe 1T ftIleumeie % 5uB otf.