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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
6aStuab'S YtIleat,
sog GrOhe &cbers un0 WR0aetf.


s}oufdrbis gsIbmOdIOs, gut nbersudsrt, pursir.R
reauliren, renigtH uno iidrten. Jluopaus BfIIeu
beJieH ale unregelmdsigteiten oes Wtasens, AeI
geber, Der 9iusemeioe, OH JiisrsH unb 6er 5laIe,
nGrpoIe Rrani6titen, 8erfiOpfuna, bartle6iaFstt,
geroauungsbeidDeToen Dqspepfie, @alenIeioen,
Gteber, Misunderstanding, pdG1rrbo6en HRs
ale lOnitgen lHnerlIdlen &ranEAeiten. 6en peaetas
bid, letn Gucditlber mtneTalii4e obsr IoHftiae
itd6llde DrOguen entbnlteHb.
Vreis 20 @ents Die Saa6teL. IA
5nbsn 6,i allen NpOtbetern.
@tIe ouS9e3etdlHete, 5uoeIlGift9e YteotIilr.
GooDap Comp. - Delne SerIeH! Sbre 8ilen
bnbcn In mstuer 5amiIie oft elmer arantbett oOraes
beu9t. SD tabe MID obne ite ME tAtr. Ste bil6en
inc ausgeAet0nsts, suoerdae geOibin. S5I rxa
@bebunls, Sroquois=@ouutp, 81.
gSas Elm &r5t iiber 6eOmap's Billeu Iagt.
So sebraune Sbre requirement $iqeu uno smn
piebs fe ais allen an6eren Plen lbsrIegen un0 ptts
uno gebraud2e fie IN meiner Braris un6 In meinef
j5amiIie uno meroe ibHeu INNER Dor agen aa6eTen
Ytlsn ben SOpu8 8eoegM, S3r asar9eb.Gsr
DOrauue, ga.
9pspenfte.
Die GomptOme olticr 9rantbett ttno bic Sbmptsmg
ines IuintrIen glogenS. unueT6aUIidteit, 9labuns
gen, Soobrennen, iauret Dso9en, StmtrteH nud2
Dem @iisns monhmal 4obf ihmerabaite RoIit oeruIs
ia4eno, DdilIt9es AuiltoBsn u. !. No., u. {. 70.
@SSg9gS S3 az, Ill n, NIT Ss BON
gs gibt bem giagen feline arait Debsr unb Suingt
i1n, ieine 5unttloHeu dus5uubtn, Dian gebrdu6e
bic Wt6i5ln pGd Bolbrtlt uHo 6eGdte, mas mir In
"False and True" uber 8jdt Bu iagsn ba6en.
GdItt cine Brisimalte on RlInap & Comp,
RensXorf, mad uniereM Budle U.tt Rdt6ibldqel.
Sin lang anoGHeraoer SD Uau 916pepfis
gebetll.
Urtgsgreef Snb,
DR.. giabipab & Comp. so bate lange 3et bins
oITb on 8pspepfie unb 8rdgbet Der Seber gelttens
SD bin uon peTidisoenen AerBten bebanoet rUoroen,
ooCp iUuroe i'd aqmdlig IdlmmsI, bis it1 nidJt mebT
Den gGnBeH 8aa auiitsen tonnte. SD lab en, 6Gs
ib feI6en DiiIee, Uenn i'd nict etfUGs SefieIes be-
fonlmen tonnte, oils mas mir uHieIe AerBte gabeH.
Desbal6 Ueriubteit 5br geioluent uno S1re gqru
unb baltic mid ieBt fur beinabe sebeIt. so alaubes
ba6 msln Seben 0uro1 ben Se6rautb S5rer 4teh9in
9eIettet noIhen lit.
6rou GaroItae E1Onttit5.
Den 21. SHlt 1887.
&uoas BubItfum.
HF9ebet fiber un6 Uerlau9t RabDa9's unb i6era
5eugt gud, bab ber Rams ~Jiaouaq- aui BEN ArttI
Il, Sen Sbr tnuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Dr. .RaSwaps SarCaparilIiau Re(plutut
1ur SeiIung aler d,rouilben Qeiben,

5uL ytIUNH WUtI uIIUHIIu1tN EtIUIIs
@bTont@er Gbeumatismus, ltropbuIoie Setbens
9raisngedwhlite, trodenes SGfeln, trebsartsr 9eis
oen, SunsenbutungeH, 09spepfte, iUdiieri9es Guia
fo6en, @ueoidDamm, @sidlmlrs, @elbnilfe, Ip1ff@
traHtbeit, @pt, gBaiieriudt, 3Oeiputs, GGl5has
Brontts, SnDtnoludt eeberletoen Il. (. ~.
Die Dunoer5aren Sursn, iUelbe bel qraHlbtiten
Der giieTeus, oer SlaeHs, her @elledtss unb 0aEnM
iOlpent erSislt lUoroen nb, eine pun6erbare grajt
bel GuilOiuug CON SIaleGs un6 @auenffeiuen, BET
Seiluus BON gltsrsngries, bel @erungen rHe unres
5eIung ron glltreutrautbetten Gno SerTfeIuna eacS
9eluuoen Sdruubhuiies, SeiIuu9 ber SdrurubT, @nts
BunouHg o0er unrt9elmdBgtelten Der SIaie, eiDGtfs
butgen ooer anbereH AbiOuogrungen u{U. bat IeinFu
Siui als elm 9roses al9emeines SetTtttei idT ben
meHiuudrn 9orper 6egrdHoet.
Su bGben bel allen apoi5sfern. Prsis Elm 9oHni
ETrE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Srt6fnuie.

@IebeGaub, o., II. Rdr3. - Su
6oI9e bes @euufss BON 5teiid, rpeldhes bon
einem franfsn Sdpsiue berriibrte, iff Die
gunse 5amilie Nmsberg erfranft, unb man
befirttet, baB iie uidt 5u retteu if. 9us
SIeii9 mar trifinenbaItig. Srau 4msberg
III sefern mad i6perem Sobestdmpfe seftor=
ben, unb bic iibriseu 5auliIieuuuseb6rigeu
perbeu iBs pobI baIb folseu. Die 5auilie
hefianb aus Mnnn. Ernn ut1h nier &inhern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
%. Sc. xonte.

nrfehIbares Btittsl sessn TiaIartn, Dqspepfs
Seber= unh Rerpenleiben, appetltlof9tett, Seroau
un9sihpdde uue ane tlimatiidbeR fteber. Gooitol'
fur 9e9en aopHeiosn uno Serfopfans. Won Iareert
nur ". &. z o mic unb fein anberes. so &suts bit
sloite. u. g. 3ahntropien (Nerve- Killer
bst 3ahniGmersen ioiort; Id Gents bic iSIaiGe. 81
allen &pothcscn Su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
.WntpnerIn IIat.W

Nep.Dort, II. Mdrs. - 9as uScur
mol Of llniteb 9abor" ner0ffentiidt beute Ell
nen orei Spalten lansen 4rtitel, in pel9e en-
G.0sOr Serpitt aIs elm Bei1iiBer usrihiebe=
ner nSru fs" uusefla9t pirb. Rasor 5etpi;t
iagte beute in Bssu9 barauf: yp5r. Bop=
berIp, Der Sdreiber ienes 4rtifeIs, tft etnfad
Elm Qiigusr. Sd bin Elm @e9uer Der vGruffs"
unb babe niemaIs @tlpas setbau, mas einen
ioIGen perleumb eriidlen NrtiteI redltfertiat. q"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Ssrlamst- t-aa3etgsa.

S1orrot0f Elm eIiabreusr Maihiuens 3eib
%StLtNbS| ner. yiah5ufraseH bel Bartlett,
6apDarb & Comp Ode Wrattz Rno Seottftr.
(65-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
ES Rnrn:

Gonntog, ben IS. 6s., h12 uhr N6en6s, unisre
tbeure @nttin uno SHUTTER Bertha @aroItue 4eaIs
Ier i'm aIter pon 40 Sahren, @ Ronaten uuo 10 &az
gen. Die 3eit bsr 9eerbigung pire ipdter angetesI
(67) n.oft Eotter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Neae AH3etgea.
g o ~, 6. Srtbte e.
CORNER baIt1mOfB Sts isfu Ust VHee
RALTIMORE. MD.

ssrfbiabrss gBaaren treifen elm, uno fuenn oicle
Wo5e 6as 8etter ldon mro, 70 prooSe3een pir elnen
Iebbaiten @eihdsoertsar. Sfern IT nltt meqr leTn
un6 iebe DAME iriiniht bis gum Sfer@ Sonnta9 lpre
neue ausfattune. 9Br ba6en 10 pisIe neue ge9aTen'
baf mir taunl ipiien, ped)e mir erpd9nen loIen.
Bfr bssnissn uns oaber nit esm STlanen an an S,s
1lns su teIihen unb iidl ieIbf umtu9alen, Sh @ UNI
ierem Strimp5naarel= Depertement lentel ntI Sqle
Nuimertalnfe auf einen artiteI. Gs 1T eil i9pat=
ser gtrumpf BON fehr felnsr analttds Iaroesaltlg'
G,rSss ifr Somen bts 81. SdleierIfoffe, Itnnene
Srdasu un6 Wian idetten, SleOerteias =Irtite, Sno
pie, Braids unb SurS= unb @a!anterie=gBaaren a1er
9uIonitz erdoef1 uno sUfanStetten fir 9elren uuo
Samen iinS bebeuteuo ueI6siiert, uno oiele Gatz
ion merSen gs beieIten allen nnSeren d9nll1en
sSabritaten iUerIescH frhen. Ste Saorltanten pom
SnloIIitzSrdaen nnh sNanidetten rnamen pon tbs
men, baB e 81, bsen s8narsn inb, Die perfauit fuet>
Den, unb nidt 9elb psroeu.
.SSobtt g. SrtbIe,
(67O Charles nnc ssrinatona Sfrasls:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
tteber 100000 Spfer.

Gan 5ran3isco, II. Mdr;. - Wad
teu iiin9fen WeIbunaen iiber bie' lleber,
idpemmnus, peIde Der gelbe Slug I'M Ro.
not september b. S. in CHINA angeridtet,
funbeu babel iiber 100000 PeriOuen ibren
Snh in hpu g0pHpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19

Das menidIide eeben III nur turS, unb ba5sr Iolte
es unlsr Seitrebeu ien es 70 better, ne aIi, su
eeftalien. Snrire Deinen Suften ober Define Srtil=
flung iofort burd ben @cbraut bon Or, 8ua's nSu>
fteHsSprup,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
JtaIarta IN iprsn Oeri4teOeaeu GormsH &C..

Ss gtebt teu SeilnIittcI in Der Beit usIbes Bedas
itfebtr un0 ale an0eren malarlideH, bLll0ieH unh
iOHitieeu Sle6er (mlt 6Uiie BON 6a6iUaps Billeu,
fo ibHeu turtrt, lUie Raomdq's 3ieaop J(eliei.
Gaomaq's ReQop 6eliei turirt uiht nur ben 8c~
tlenten, Der an W oIartu Ietoet, oH6eru, menn tn
jGoer, Der Dem @tnauiie bes mdurllben 9iteS ouSS
geleet TIT, leben Ylorgen BOX BEN Nus9cben 40 obeI
80 2ropfeu pom Jeaop JteItei in einem @Ias BaFeI
gu t uebneH uno etnen Grader oabu eiieu moIts, 10
l0nnien GniGue Derbhtet iDeroen.
YretS 90 @entS Die 6laihe. Gu babeu bel
nTIpu gpptbefrrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19

tpeIGeu bic GlIian; naS benz Sobe 2aii,r
@iIbeln's neueroiuss beirdftist rourNe. fiHs
bet in Bien ba8 9eriidt 9taupen, baB Sai-
fer SrisoPih &atier Srars SoIeph In einem
Sriefe bic gerItherung ieiues oslieu Sef=
baltens an oem Biinoniiie ge5ebeu babe.
Saiier S-ieortb perbradte heute trob Oct
Ldfre9euben @reigntiie bes seariseH Cages
cine gute Ta4t. 5eate Morseus 10 ubr
so Wiinuten empfus bas Saiserpaar ieiue
SD4ter uub isine @nfeliu BriaseiiiH Seo'
bora. 9ierauf ssleitete fte bus Satierpaar
mad oem 0ianfsleumf rpOieIbit fe Idnsere
5eit in fituem @stet subra9teu. gOr ibrem
Sheioen le9teu fe frilde BlumeH aaf oas
Grab.
9as Sfreidiide Jnfanteries 8eainIent Iir.
"a bat bon Saiier 5Eanj SOiepb CUR Crime
RING on eiue SrenHoidoft nit Dem uertors
beuen SaiIer ben J5amen ,Satler @tibelms
&e9iment" erbalteu. Saiier Srteoridy III.
10 suA Sberfs sSnbaber oes 10. SuIarea=Re
ginlentes eruannt, bas 20. SnfauteIie Gegts
ment oas ySaiier Grtebrit 8esimeut" pub
bas 7. SuiareusResim IN @bren bes 6eut=
iden Sronprin3en uSronprinj gBilhelm STE
giment" geuannt porben.
8erIin, IS. WdrT-Saiier Jrieorih
oerbrafte cine rubi9e gtldt uno erftsute itd
uuunterbrodeneH eriri4enben S6lafes. &r
bat befohlen, ba6 feline Proclamation naeu=
tbulben in Deutihlaub bur9 Blafate oer6f=
fentlid]t tpsroeu ioll. Der BriH; BON BaIes
unb Der 6erjog BON Cambridge reiifeu beEte
rad gonbon Gb.
Seute a6enb fiuo uieber be6eutlibe @es
riidte iiber ben 3ufano oes 9aiiers Srieo
rid inl llmlaufe. Die Hieberseidlagenbeit
6es Saiiers uno bic Sunehmenoe S4pierig=
feit, bic ibm Sas Spredeu peruriaft. sebeu
Anlns 5u erufeu SeiOrgniiien. Or. DtadsH;ie
mir6 iett, tpeun er i'm ShloB9arten ipaiteren
gebt, beftdubis bon 3Wei @sbetmpuIljiifen
iiberpatt.
3ie &ermGbIuns bes Yrin3eu SeiHrif
nit Der BriuSeiiiu Srene bsH Seiien iou cuf
ltfs Wionate oerihoben morbeG iejH.-Erob
res bitter faten 8iuoes beiudteu beute grOBe
WenitenmsnseH bic an SreitGg bon Dem
2eiGeusug bsrfClgte 6oute, um bic DeiorG=
tionsu gu beiidlttseu.
8ie i9war3eu 0rnpirungen, tDeldle 1902
900 Utarf fofietea, iOlen inter bic armeu
oertAeilt neroen. Nlle freuoeu Sitriten uno
Fnnseu fubreu beute mad @barlotteHburg,
nm fh bon ber &aiier Iuo ieluer 5ealabllu
81 Derabidieten.
9Gs game nUrblitle mo DaljGe 0eutIAa
lamb If uon beftigeH Saneefiiirmen beiu5es
iuht noreeu. Der Serfehr nit S6DeoeH
uno 96uemarf 1T ourGI Sis uuterbr0teH,
urb bic Sertrster 5dpeOens, nelds Der Se.
erbiguHg oss Saiiers gSllbslm betTpoAaeu
ioIten, finb nod nift eiugetrOheu. - 6drft
Bismard bate eiue lanse llGterrebuag NIT
benz 1rtnSen brn g8ales, ebe berieIbe heute
bon bier nbreife. @eueral BON 8lumeuthal
ift uom Saiier gum Selomarl4aa eraannt
por6en.
Sin @esad,t Eber SFatictin 1aaaTta.
Berlin, IS. Ndr3. 3.-3er uWoniteur be
6ome" bebauptet, Die 3aiieriH Nuguf! be,
abItttige, gum fatholiideu Glnubeu iiber3us
treteu. 9as @erii9t fiubet bier feinen 9lauz
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Us mar oaS ertte uno III ods einbtge
. Etf1T essa gT4 81 1 JffsssuA SE9T<NE

Deltes GugtnbId,ib Had eiHmallgem @eOraun Ole
arCBtsn uno peini9enbien Sdmer5en bellt, Snt5ans
0uHgeR Hnbert uno @on9efonen turirt, staerIei, Oh
III ben Sunaeu, Dem GngeH, oen gingemei6en oasy
GuoIeu Sruien ODER STganiSmen.
SnnerItd.-&tn batOer bis gu etn,m EbeeIoiFeI
pou in tiuem balben @Iaie gBaKtr geHomrueu beiIA
IN iuenigen Dlinuten Rrdmpe, lauren Yfugen, ues
loiigeit, SopIweb, Otarrboe, .RoIif, Bdbunaen unk
QUE IunerliGeH SbmerBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19

Guoas BubItfum.
HESebst Fber uno uerIaust JfaOUa9's uub ibsra
Jsugt gud, bab ber ytame nGabpa9- auf BEN ArttI
Il, beu 9br fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-19
Sn Sen SOB gef al ten.
5urdtbarss Giienbahaaasliid in 0eurBia.
i1efer In a IL 7fn nfe.

graiiaeKt gaiIbur bon Oct uSebiab:Vauebs
@abn" fdjper psrIest mRo etner ieiuer
g5bne eet1otst. = Sab 8oIIo's Sobu ano
S@piesertpatsr nrter oen 9etdltperpum'
esten. - Sod cine Sahntataitropbe I'm
Gtaate Rsp=9prf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
NAY PROVE G GENERAL.
Chief Arthur Thinks there 10 Serious DI
ger of q uAiVersal strike.

Chief Arthur Thinks there 10 Serious Dam
ger of UAiversal Strike.
CHICAGO. March 7.-Chief Arthur stated
unregervedly to an Associated Press re.
porter about noon to-day that, to use Mr..
Ar!hur's exact words, there was "serioua
danger" the strike Of the engineers and
tiremen would now spread widely. at
IL impossible TO appease our men," he
said, "When they know that the railroad
companies all over the country are giving
aid to the Burlington. We are Contin-
ually in receip! Of kilograms showing that
the companies are rendering this sssla.
tance, and 1t Is not in my power or the
power Of any other man to use restraint
unless thesa things are stopped"
Mr.. Arthur showed the following as o
sampls Of the communications with which
he is delEGeds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
BEw1rCnED THE FURNITURE.

Remarkable Gift Possessed BY YounI
LRdy-A second Lulu Hurst.
NASHVILLE, TENN, March IA Nor
ristown, Tenn, special to the "Ameri
ican" says: Morristown is consid'
erably stirred up over the discovery Of the
possessor OF o remarkable gift In one ol
the young lsdies Of the town. This IL
Miss Lula Byrd, one Of the most beautiful
and talented young ladies Of the section.
It seems that she is second Lulu Hurst.
The discovery Ia quite recent. Oi late
some experiments have been made here
by small circle Of the ladies and gentle.
men interested in Bpiritualistic maniies.
tations. Very small success, however,
was attained. At one oi the meetings Miss
Byrd was prevailed upon to join the cir
Gle. No sooner had she placed her hand
upon the table than it raised itReit upon
its leg, upsetting some Of those at the
table, and then It spun around until the
innocent cause Of its motion succeeded in
removing her hand. When 1t Bubsided all
present were very much interested, ex'
cept the young lady hetself, who was ss-
most terrified into Mysteries. When che
became calm she was induced to put her
hand upon other objects, all OF which
moved obedient to her touch. She begged
those present not to mention what had
occurred, but next day several persons
learned OF 1t. AZ result several expert.
ments have followed. Friday several
friends OF hers witnesaed her power at q
neighbor's. Some very interesting results
followed the trial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
A COOP SHOWING.

Annual Meeting of the Bee Line Directory.
The Earnings Last Year.
CLEVELAND, March 6.-At the annual
meeting Of the Bse Line stockholders
held here this morning there were few
attendants. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Of
New York, Chairman Of the Board ol
Directors, and Chauncey NJ. Dspew ar
rived in a special train early this morning
from New York, and brought in their
pockets shares and proxies sufficient to
control the election.
For/dileotoIS there was but one ticket
In the field, and the Ave whose term ex.
pires to-day, Messrs. Cornelius Wander.
bilt, W. K. Vanderbilt, Il. Nick Twombly
and Chauncey n. nspew, Of New YORK,
and Hon, Amos Townsend, OF Cleveland,
were unanimously reelected for three
years. A directors meeting for orRanizI.
lion followed the stoCkholders meeting
and this afternoon MeBsis. Vanderbilt and
Depew left for Fort Wayne via the
Nickle Plate, accompanied by President
Caldwell, Of that road, and President
Laying, oi the Bee Line. The annual re-
port for 1857, submitted to the Btockhold
ers by the Board Of Directors, ahoWB tha
the total earnings for 1887 were Ss,058,
0Os, and the net earnings S2,S20,27s, al
increase Of 1887 Ia over 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
coMMITrEE WORK.
Favorable Action on the FroEsh InvltatiO
APoataI Telegraph Bill Reported.

Favorable Action on the Frorsh InVltatiOn.
APoGtal Telegraph Bill Reported.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1.-THE
joint reaolution recently psesc6 by the
House accepting the invitation OF the
French Republic to take part in the in
ternstional exposition to be held in Paris
in 1889, was reported iavorably to-day
with certain amendments, by Senator
Payne, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
The House Committee on Commerce,
by vote Of seven to six, has authorized
q favorable report on the bill introduced
by Mr.. RsynoT, OF Maryland, to provide 9
system Of postal telegrsphy. The bill ap.
propriates $4,000. 900 for the purpose Of
the act and places the general supervision
Of the system under q Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General. The work OF estab-
fishing the telegraph lines, etc., to be
done under the direction OF the Secretary
Of War, with the approval Of the Presi-
dent, The rates Of tariff for twenty
word kilograms are to be 10 cents for 500
miles or less, and 20 cents for 800 to 900
miles, with proportionately increased
rates for longer dstapcea. The bill pro.
vides ior telegraphic postsl money orders
at existing mail rates, plus the telegraph
tolls. The report, which will accompany
the bill, Asserts that the service will be
self-sustaining, defends the governments
right to build and operate telegraph lines
and states thstipublio opinion, good faith
and Justice do not require the govern
ment to purchase the property and fran
chissa OF the Weatsrn Union Telegraph
Company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
A PRIEST SHOCKED.
Ton of His Parishionsrr, Disguised rs PrieS
and Nuns, Discovered In q Bar Room.

Ton of His PariShionsrr, Disguised rs Priests
and Nuns. Discovered In q Bar Room.
NKW York, March THE Rev. Father
Grief, pastor of the German Catholic
Church, in Union Hill, is opposed to mas.
querade balls.
The Union Hill Ledertaiel, an organiza.
tlon OF influential Germans, ssme OF whom
attend Father Grietf's church, gave mas
quersde ball on February 25th. On the
Sunday before the Priest warned his par.
ishoners not to attend 1t, and enforced his
injunction by reminding them that 1t
would be in the LSnten season.
To learn II any Of his congregation had
ignored his warning Father Grief went to
the ball. In the bar.room, just of OF the
ball room he discovered five men dis.
guised as priests, sitting at table with
five women in the attire OF nuns.
The priest was shocked, and ordered the
party to unmask. They refused, and the
priest left the hall in high state Of In
digpRtion. Since then he has been trying
to find out who the offenders were, and It
Is said be has succeeded. II is also said
that on Sunday next he will denounce
from the pulpit the men and women who
offended the dignity OF the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
Thu Rradford Rank Robber Identified,

P1rrssURaH, March IA Bradford, Pa,
special says: II Is believed that Kimball,
the dead bank robbsr, is the same who
entered the Eldred bank, at Eldred, Pa,
four years ago, and after Tightening the
cashier and clerk grabbed Q bundle con-
tanning s., 500 and made of with it The
description is the came and both robberies
we're daring and Of similar nature.
Cashier Hssslsy, Of the Eldred bank,
viewed the remains to-day and he ID con-
adent Kimball was the man. Il known
that KimbRll was poor before the robbery,
but shortly afterwards he had plenty Of
money. Tomlinson, the cashier Of the
Bradford bank, is still living and may re-
cover. The condition Of Bleish, the
butcher, Is critical, and no hopes for his
recovery are entertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
A STORM COMING.
Manager baldwin OF the Fort Wayne Road
Sayaso-PIttsburgh Shops Closed,

Manager baldwin OF the Fort Wayne Road
SRJSso-PlttSburghs Shops Closed.
PITTSBURGH, March 7.-The report that
the Fort Wane Railroad Bhopmen were
discharged because Of the strike Is pro-
nounced false by Manager Baldwin.
"If our men wanted to strike" said he,
I'VE should Just tell them to 70 ahead.
But in this case we had no reason to ex-
pect one. We have closed down for good
business reasons. Like every other rail-
road in the country, our business 10 fall
ing of west OF Pittsburgh. To-day we
have about 1900 gondolA cars aide tracked
and idle. On account OF the iron trouble
there are no shipments OF ore here, and
the lakes being frossn, there Is no coal
going west. We recognize that there Is q
storm ahead, for 1t 10 coming, Just as sure
aS yog i've, and we are furling our calls to
meet It. We do not want 70 be caught in
a gale with top sails set. That's the sole
explanation Of our closing the shops.
Everything else is buncombe."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
AN H1sroR1o KYEsoRE.
NashvilIo's Slave Mart Being Demolished
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NASHVILLE, TEsE., March 7-Work'
men have begun the demolition Of probs.
bly, the most historic building in NAsh'
vile, that known as the old Slave Mart on
the southwest corner of Cherry and Cedar
streets, in order to begin the erection Of
large block, which will comprise q hotel,
stores and Offices. -,
The buiIdings extend from the old
Freedman'a Bank building, on Cedar
street, to the corner Of Cherry street and
thence up Cherry. This block Ia an old
Landmark, having been erected away back
in the sos. In the rear Of the building
there ID q high brick wall, iuclosing the
court where the slaves used to exercise
and were exhibited to purchasers. The
iron bars, still on some OF the doors and
windows, bear evidence Of the character
OF the building. The main auction room
opened out on Cedar street. This, how:
ever, has been divided up into small
stores. There were In olden times two
other slave marts, one on Cedar, between
Cherry street and the public square. This
has been torn away and all evidence OF It
destroyed, The other one was on the cor.
ner Of Cherry and Dsaderick streets, and
only the high wall that surrounded the
court now stands.