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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
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brtden anfseiest, uelde uiAt Dedtaer, mie
Snei Spalteu Der bisft9sn SIdtter ftiut. Die
'slbe 0ifierirt uHr menig 0on Isiaem iriibere1
gefanOniB, entbilt ieoDh udlere Ginje'ns
heiten iiblr bic grnorOuus bes 3iI. plt4z
cod uao etner Grau, bas uugidd.tneu Sbe=
panrS ans Suinois, 6efen Gbhfarm 4ui9IGS
III erlau9en tra6tete. gSie er IN BEN S4rsit
Hid mitibeilt. bate er ole 6drm gum Sdeiut
oon 6ttGcod getauit, uno Gebterer mar ur=
ooIf4tig 8enug, 4af4Iag bic BeiisuItunSe
3u geben, Eadoem 6ieier ibm 0eriprO9eu
batte, Die 9alfiumme biHueu Spti Saseu 5u
bejGllsn. 906al0 Inialus bic lhlluoe
bate, teitIoB ct, bic @belente 81 tGOten-in
ban 9laHbea, oaB er alsbaun rIhig im Sss
rse Ger SGrm blei6en f0aRe. Gr sri9iu8
Sttdccd IN Der S9eune nit eiuem Belle,
pOraHT er IN bic aii9e 9tug unb Die 6rau
nuf bic nduIide gSeiie ermoroete. gr fuhr
bGnH bic SeiGeH 3uei Ofeilsa nett for, be-
grub fte, 3Og oaua nnoere Alei6eI aA IEo az
beitete bann auf Der Sarm, Bis CT Detbaftet
pHroe. Gr mar nift bltGitiebsu genua,
oos Sonrta8stlsio Der TraI Slt9eOd, me-
9sS otelelbe berett geIest batter nm am nGhs
pen Sa8 in bic Sirhe 8u sebeu, 6u Uerbers
gen.-Reu9b pIroe ebeufau8 ernlorSet, I'M
0eiien VaH0 unS cine Summe @elo, bte er
IN LINEN Saule Uerunthete, Al rauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
Nots 9ltstt8uOtoett tftfsl10tSelt.

@urbner. Wafi., 5. gfousmber. &l8
S5retas GbeuS 0te .alfi5en Irbsiter. rrsI1a
IN bic 5teleu Der gusfdnbiger in Geb,iOer
Sebpoob & Co.'S Stubgiablf bisrjelblt gez
treten iiro, ben 9eimpeq nrtrateu, purSen
fte BON gusfGubiseH ausefuneu uuO ia ihred'
Iiher Beiie mtBbanbeIt. gBie e8 beiBt, bot
elmer Der 9iibbGubslteH MIR ipeuig 4usf4t
uuf &euenrg, nGbceno mebrere an6ere Der.
ielben burh bic erlitteneu 8erlebuuQeu fiiG
mebrere 8ofen arbeitsunfibtg gemaLt morz
ben iino. Su 5ol9e oteles ueberfales babeu
Geffetd 80 bis 40 raifihe 2rbeiter Die 9taot
nprIniien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
grereltEaf Orefer gse9erbarYd5e:s.

ct. 2ouis, 5. ytoUember. - Sn Be6s
fer @rouas, elmer an Der yRiforri Bucificz
BatR" seIepeusn, biefgen SOrtaot, nurOea
emma uno 4Iice 8ater, 3pet iuu9e E09ter
@reenpilIe Safer's, zines auaeiebeueu Bir.
gtrs, eefein abenb auf benz psimue9e BON
eiuem 8siude bel elmer bena6bnrteu 6amiIie
bon bIei yiegern, gamens Grant SODO, EiQ
Strirger uno Coon 8bObes, On elmer eiaiam
gelgesnea Steue iiberiuIIeu uub 81 Gpfeln
elnes nameuIOien Serbre6ens 9emaat.
emma mar troboem ibr Die Neaer Elm
End iiber ben Sopf wurfea = i'm atante,
nm Ollie AZ ruieu, nuo ais in 6Olae tbres
@ei6reis nebrere Radbarn eri9ieneu, ent.
flc5en bic IGparSea Salurfen. @rout Bomb
uur Coon 0ibobes fuuroeu balo barauf oers
boitet. &ls aIice bet eilem beute tattaes
i'm, enel 8arbDr 8b1oes ais ibreu 4ngreiier
ibeniifBil.e, ieuerte ibr Sater nit eiuem Nes
boIoer 1uf oeuielbeu uHo b-aGte ism ..neu
Streifdus au SOpie bel. @r tpurSe eutz
naifnet, sbe er gum areiten gfale feueru
;onute. Die gtsser fteIen bel benz Saus ror
Sdreden auf bic Suiee unb flsbteu nm Gla.
De. Gle fino ua6 @Ia9tca ins @sfGnquis
sebrn6t norben. gmma 8ater Iieat in til
tlidaem 2ufianbe bQrliener.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
Wndl etn hatitfdler ileberartif .

. 4 on, 5. yfobember. = Die Brtgo
u6iihurb &. @reeu," @npitdu Batrid, tam
beute ans ct. Rarc, Supti, bier an. Ss
brinSt bic gfadriht, bus fte ON IS. Sttober
nuf Der S0be BON ct. Ufarc burd elm baptis
ides aIiegsihiff augebaIten muree. Die
Sifi,iere beS gestereu tamen bretmal nit eis
ner betpnfineten Runnidaft am 8orb Der
Bries, nohg1eu oereu Bapiere meg uuo byrbz
ten, bas SahSeng uls Briie ua6 Bort Oh
Briuce 81 uehmeu. yiadbsm fie bic Brigg
Iansere j5eit aufsebalteu batten, erfatteten
ile i6lisblid1 bic Bapiere suriid, uuo lieBen
bas Sabr3ens eine 8etie fustiebeu.
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Bcrmtf@teS.
Our gsisd,sreffrnae.

Sttoma q, Ont. 5. gfOuember. .-Sel pOs
Iitii6en Sreiien berri6t be.-d4tIibe anfrez
Gung ibsr bic in benz 8sgiernu3sorsau nEbe
@tttjen" eriGienene Nadrid)t, oaB brei Dit.
plieoer 0es cauubiiden aGbiuets, uam!id 5;r
Sobn Sbompcu (Sufiis .Wtutfer), Cir 1ool=
pie @Grou (Wili. =Riniffer) unS Der 0dtb.
SEQ. Hufer (6tuau5'Winifer), an Samfa8
nod 2isp- gort absereift ieien, nm pdbreu0
Der 8ubI bort ;u ieiu. g8ie es beibt, iou bic
Yelfderuug 8essbeu Uoroeu ieiu, buB i'm
Gune her @rpdb.ung 81. iiOn's Elm Siidere.
ber-rag III Stanoe fommen tperoe.
Sttarpd q, Ont, 5. 9tooember. - g
oetlautet, oas 2orS Saduiue &eff in 6eu
udhfeu Sagsn bier anto1imeu p;rS, um
oem General guuoerueur eiHeu Seiu9 a5ju.
ff0tten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
9.r..f &C. gMdbc nadt fetReut Bate
GeSfprbetf.

QittGe.8Od, 4rt., 5. gtooembsr. -
gadri6ten aus geubiae. grfanins, erz
gebeu, oaB tn ben Bidern oes ueri4mruoes
men @Ountpibasueifers 8. SO. g8of NET
tere Sefiute eutbedt tDorben ftGb. Wau
iiirdtet, baB $4,000 ben feblsn6eu Setran
nidlt bedeu Deroeu. gBolfi lam i'm Ietteu
September plb5lid5 aGbanoeu. Setu Sobu
0tOOert g8Olff, pelder aufbrad, nm ben per-
idmnnbeHeu Batter ouf1uudeu, ertrauit2 auf
Der 8eiie ON HerOeufsber uu0 farb oardH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
Gjieubaba Na3stgeu.
@rpRe @eanilIbanter Renfe.
816neIte @eletfe. EtebIfGieaeu. &&aEA6
GeGnerjeu. Rfdaties HsIsNattut,a.
GI5eSE50le Get1Sr0LsgSob4a.


Erat am /. SttOber 1888 In Rraft.
sage heEEGHsa SaIttmOre, Dte ToIaff
Bob6ug tdalth nod harrisburg, uno td9h,
ussenommenSonntd9s, ID LBtlianspurt,
SotsSootn, &lmtrn, GRatttns 5lodefer unb
ben gia9arGs5dusn unb otibinbei fd NIT
$tttsburg una Dem Gtiltn.. 1880 TloEseus.
Gn1ttIitr 6tcaae, tGgltA mad Bt3burg, Gins
etnnatt Ino G9icaso nit Durh SnIafircss
aons BON 9urrisbura a.............IO. as gorseus
S9nels etnlt, td9ud nu9 &leDelnub, Snbtos
lapolts, Sts Souts un5 Cincinnati unbs
Eamfoss nusesnommtR, nod @btcaao uns
&oleho uH6 perbnott fit, Sonntags auss
asnommsn, naR SodfpaotH, @Imtra una
ASqttlns ...;..;......-,.,...... IL. 40 JRoraenss
earrsburg.r Btrioneutus tdaltt, Sonntass
3sfiibsT STSr,bsus, tdslt& mao gittsbGrs 'H1'
u.bcmGsrRtn mttD Darfl ShIaiiUasaons nod
eptcaao uns St. Seuls; Samfaas au5aes
HommenJ na3 8olebO uno SiepeInuA uno
nod CINCINNATI, gouisotl, unb Rsmpbs
mtt 0Ir5 sSaIalpas4on bon BittsbuLs
., nad Hlsmppts - an $40 a6tusS.
i1Iainoegons nat 8ittsburg; aud oerbtns
bet H6 tGglto2 MAO GRE unO JlodleieE uRb
td9lih, ,G5nmffdg5 ausEEn0mmcuy nab 3uis
ialo unb ben RtagarasStaen. 30 Ratois.
SaEttontIaccommoealio 1915 BormiitaaS, $50
Rabm. Il. $50 aOen6s, tdglid, Sountdas
dussenommen, Sonntogs uuI u5g BeEB
mttaas un6 1.30 ganmtttdgs,
eo0ensptler Accommodation un6 ubr D1oIaens,
~ u5x gstitass, 2.3O uno $50 gsdGm,, 8, 10
uu5 11.30 g5enbs. Sonuto63 . u6Z I}o2aeus.
I.30 Jiadbm. une 10 rlbr Absnbs.
aa9 3anOD.I unb Sett9s5ars 7.30 I2orssus.
$50 Nahm.
Siustsnat aasu guntt.n s,s Ofens, Rorbsns Il.
E6efens hno TN Der @aIpeItstation, nui0er yoYboEr
&oe Der y0lttmOIes uuh 8dlcertfiru6e una In ktx
nRionsStotion Bu 5aben.
ReiIegepdd ptrb bon 6otGIsunb Vo5nunaen asHts
bolt un6 @ontrsmarten gteebcn, penn man bic Euts
tcaat i'm Snrgou aut oer atorsofs$1e seI EaIimexer
ina EQIbeYtdIQ6g Qbpteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-06
8n[timnre-& -&otomar-Sahn.
@1l0ertz station.

Erat am 1. gio0einber 1888 In 9raTt,
Enp gpoIbinetcu unb 7.35 RorssRs uus 6.SB
Radpm., tdsliG, Sonntaes nusstnommen; unA
8.45, 6.l0.uR6 8.1O vioIgens, l2.25, 1.S6 una
4.40 9iadHI. unb $40 uno 9.32 H6eHbs tGslfd5.
Ro4 Bopts grtets 9ints7 nbr RorgtHs unh Ala
Radlm. tdsh, Sonntass nussenommtn.
gah annapoIis 7.35 I2orgens unb 4.40 Ratlmiis
tags td9Iid, ausgeHommeH SOnutags. SonntaaS
S.10 UfcrgeHs uub 4.4O glahmtttaGs.
ginf 8idmoub uub otm Suoen um 3.45 Baoraens,
tdsu4, un6 sac Jta3mt!Iaas, tdsIif, ausasnoms
Rqd5 6tn gdbt, hber Die ~Bt,bmonts airsgRte. = nm
6.l0 unb s,lQ ytoresns, l,56 staam. unb s.S2
Wad Bunften an btI TlanaTas 9tpiHon, I2. AZ
Ratmttogs an gBotentaasn,
ytnh Buntten am ReDports yIefpss iiub WtIHIFppta
BaQe9@Sqtem, nbeI SbarlotesoiIIe .55 Radlm.
tGgna un6 $40 DlGr8eH5 taalid, ausasnoulmga
S0nHtcgs.
Jladl I3aibtnat3a 4, $40, $50, 7.O5, ?.aO, .28.
B.45 Dior9., 12.4U, 12.41 9tittogs, 2.05, AGE.
$50, $40 Radm., 6.55, 6.59, s.I2 unb ga
absHos. I'm Sonntas d, $40, $50, 9.23, cas-
S9f1, Ill.,, t6,4S 40 g4ttass' '@O6' 4'5O RaGm $685.
Rat $ops's greel' siuie 7.O5 Rorssns unh a.2O
glatm. an DotentaaCn.
Rat annapolis 7.40 yaorgtns, I2.40 IIllsaass
foqs s.23 TOrsens Inb 4.bO gtod1m.
Radl gl3bmono uub oem SGben 400 u. 9.z5 W1ors
sens ieosn 2os Liis 4.6O Radmtttags an g3obsas
Qat -gi,bmonts atrsein un g. so unb 9.45 g7ors
gems, 2.05 RaGnl. Il. 9.42 G6en6s, tdalin, 2,B8
(lfUllLttNJ 1S9IeuLQgens
Wch Buutten an 6er &Ranniias Ouftou 1910
giadm. an Bodentaasn.
51n Buntten an Dem Reiuportsyttpsp unb I2fIHEs
fpDi Bcaep Sqatm dber 9bcglotttspi1e 2.05
ytadm, taelih unb 9.4H Porseas uno 2.59 (Hs
tirteI) Hadm. on BobsntdatH.
BOA YfunsaEpG1lfaz - DentsesG Gtatt6n.
Rat1 GDaibingt0n 5.41, 6.55, 7.10, 7.44 unb 8.28
BfoEgens, 12.50, 2.10, 4.6S uHb 5.45 ylatm.,
7.G5 uu6 9.46 a5enos. &m Sonntng I'm 6.2&,
6.55, s.2S Borm., $50, 2.l0 uns 400 Rasms
nnh 7, ,O5 unb 9.46 abenbs
glat annapolis 7.44 Wlor9sas unb 4.S5 ylohmits
taos az gDo6gntGgen. @onntdgs S.2S Ytoroen&
uro 4.65 gabmittass.
abTehrt BOA ESaihtsatoa aad, 1aIftassa
nm G.35, 7.20, 8, $40, $50, II, II 40 BioTs
eens, 1908, 2, 3.45, 40, 4.2o u.4.40 Rad5m.
rnb g, TAO, 10 RSs l1.20 Hhsnbs. An S0nna
iagtH I'm 8, S.O6, $50, IL. 90 Bormttdas, a
3.46 u. $40 NacSal, une 9, J.40, 10 ana 11s20
gbsH6s.
GGtnrsptIGer 3Dets.
Ben Geipegts %tratss.
Ra5gntonsotla 6.O6, 7.40, $50 S0rul., 300 unb
un9 ABS sladm., $40 unb $40 AbeRes. "a
SonutdBGu 9.25 Bora, 2. 40 gns rsE ssa5m.
Boa uatpnsEtGtt0ns
nm 6.10, T.45, 0.3S Born, 3.05 une 4.43 sf0dos
mitsags, 6.26 unh 9,36 &oenbs an E9o1eGtosgn,
$50 Yorn.s 2.A6 nnb COS RarR. az GsnHs
8oa DsMaislbenta sHnts stattoa.
nm els, 7.60, $40 BoIm., a.10, A.sS R1enl.s
$50 une $40 GbeRbs an RohsRtagsn; 0.SA
Sorm., $50 unh 6.10 Nncm. an Sonniaatns
mbtabrt bon SatoRSStus Rad s3alttm1sst
um 6.43, S.1S unb 10.35 BoEm., $50 nne n.2o
glahm. I'll unh 1910 Gbtnss an s3opeiitaesht
1915 Borm., 4 ubE RaSE. Hne IO'lo aeshaS
an Sonntagen.
shes: =. 1aes; Sss;.s;aIE.sa,s,. =; 2. essss;
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Sic Sataftrocbe tN Der ,,Settts'
Grcef Gp1Iettaftsfte,"

2c d.S aoeu, Bn., 5. Roueubel.- Der
SEQusft iiber bic ouI Samiaa fattgefunoaCe
Sotafropbe in Der v3ettIe @reet, Rnbl /.
@.Lbe," Our9 tpsIGe II Arbsiter um's 2eben
fomen, wur6e beute gta9mttta9 absebuIteu
uab er8Ob, oaB feiu ifiaseube8 Ne,-er, for
bern cine 8puumitsrpIoiOu uorlie9t. Die
9rploiiOn uuroe iibri9ens burd Die uuoorz
iiatiafeit Der Ar5eiter ielbfi berbei getib.t.
Die 8eer0isuaS Der Spfer ftHoet murSeH
Foft
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RpG, cttt @ennfDlpauIer WotSs
0rfeft1ftttfsu

BotteutIIe, Teuni., 5. gtopemb2r.-
Sec. 6uiues aus ct. &lrir 3urOe beute rib
OFF bem Nege ;Tiite" ct. Clair mo Bort
Carbon ermCrOet aIfgeflnbeu. @r mar tur3
mad @iitteinadt gu GuB r1n 'G,Her s8ob=
nura nod Bort Carbon aufSeJrcdeu, nm
Scri einsn 3u9 Der D&eabiuser Balm" su be.
fieigen uuo fib Ham SbQm0fin 5u begeben.
@egeu SaaesanbiI6 entbedte man ibn als
gsiLye auf benz gBege-iein &opf uua ieiu
Ger5 tparen burd Sugclu burdtobrs, bic aus
unmittelbarer gtdbs auf i'm abeef4oHeu rpurz
ben, benu bas Baluer bate Die &IeiNer be8
@rmorbeten uerIeu8t. Saiues mar &ipN Sd
reuieur, leOi9en otanbes unb 90 Sabre alt.
Man bat feline Spur BON BEN W6rber nub
beru Wtotin fir has 9SerbreG,eu,
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Ser @e!0utarff.

HepsD sDorf, 5. Noubr. - EoIsenbes
fiub bic Stlusuotiruusen: @elb er1finete Su
PA nnb idIos 3u p Proseut. SterIins<
@edieI $4.843 - $4.S4 auf 60 Gage unb
s. S73-$4.S72 auf Gt.-Buubess Sblisc
tioneu: pros. 127, At pro,. 1888, .proj.
-. - Gftieu: abams' @rpres 14s, Gea>
tvele Baclttc 56t, @beiapsGtesGbip -, grle
295. Ditto PIi0r. SAL, Sainois- Central 1851 /.
eate Sbore 1885. Reip. .Serie1 Central 80,
giOrtbs sgSefern 1l2, bitto Prtor. l43. Heus
Dorf Central 1893, Ohio RiiEIEppi 2Ss,
6nto Prior. SS, YittsbHys i55 &saoins
500. ct. Yaul G6s, bite %rior. 1O7,
gRehsrH.llnieu 854.
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Die ungebeure pelitiide Guf'
resung tn benz SauptgeIa6fts'@entrum oes
2anoeS bat natiirIidb bic @eid5dltstbatis.
felt ettpaS beeiufIu5t. aber i'm @auSeu mar
bic Gei9dftsla9e auu in Der leBten gBo9e
cine befriebiseube. Belonbers gut ftebt eS
i'm 8eften unO on Der &iifte oe8 fiiLen Rees
res. 4ud) In ben inbufriellen @e9enoen oes
2ashes berri9t rese Ebati9feit, uuo e5 sibt
nur igeSnoufr.e'n, Die ausenblidlta ibre
Nrbetter feieru lafen. Selbft> erfGnolt9
pirb fidl bas @eidaft mad Der 8ubl psieutz
Iif befieru,
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0tufoer @tfenboba perurtaIaft.

Wepart, RS, 5. Rpuembsr. -@bri=
fofs 9le,dIein, G-eailer bes 9o0el Kra9lz
'ugea bet ,DeIannre 2adaDlHna gseae.n
.6aBG," fiel seferH nm Ri.-srna4t 3pil3eu
@aft Orange uEo &oiepile III. Dard bon
NemG..) bonn 3u8e nHrDe iibcriabreH uno
get; btet. gsrmutbli1 ftauo er aut aiuem De-
col ereu g8ageu bes 3useS uuO ftieB bel
Geft Orange gegen bic utebrige Bride fir
0uB9duger an. 10 ba5 er bu BOOen 9eiaIe'
bert IDurbe. IeibIetn mar 25 Sabre alt /.
poLlte in Bort Serbs.
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GJften5ebntaufettS Dollars
Gd1apeuerSak.

Brcuibeuce, &.=S., 5. Nuueuber. -
Dem Or. 6ranf {. g8smau aus Slueppiae
purbsn bnr6 bus hiehge @sritt $17 900
Sdabeuerlas fir 8srlssuuseu sugeipredsn,
pelte ibm tlir,lid oaourG Busefiist pur6en,
hos er BON Der Blatticrm eines Bagsous Der
Union SiraBenbabu Comp" bierlelbii &c.
ltIeubert puroe, ole berielbe in libermdsiasr
ssabraethpiHeiSfeit nm cine eurre fubr.
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gns @aterm0roer at,aeflaat.

RtIpautee, 8isc., 5. Nouembsr.-
Gris @raues, Elm 73. jdbriser rei6er 5armsr
IN Sat.@reef Sopnlhip, puroe am lesteu
Srsitns fritb nit eiuseidlageuem S4aoel
benustlos IN ieinem Stulle sefuuoeu nnb
eiIae sefern ietueu Serlssuuseu. Wfan ners
mutgete arfdu9Iit, bnB Elm 4fero ihm einen
Sufihlas ueriest babe, alleiu ieitoem iino
In ufdnbe ans 2l6t estommeu, peIte an
beuteu, bnB Der @reis BON einem Sobue
guguf srihla9su purbe. Sater uab Sohu
batten b6nfig Streit. uno au 9onuerftag
abanb tano elm beionbers bitiger @orttnef'
Eel spiideu ibueu ftatt. AEauh ia auI Sera
unIsfuns Der ttbrisen @italisbsr Der Eami'
lie psIhaftst mnreen,
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Ser bis snm Ter zen Mt utaS 8 m
DECEMBER oas 8Ort SGue3ou ODER Fretbaaz
Del fpr.ht oosr ihreibt, ioute benz Jfarre1z
tDbter bsrfaleu. v 91uh' Epou'R mir babea!
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Nr. 266.
9a!e'3 9Dpte9
OF
0orCGOunO 3 Car

/ feit O,e'eA 9a5rcn bcioabms geI4afs
Of en- wo4ttBl.rb,j W2hjcl f'pa8l fit
oge d oI.i4cn, NE ctrten S.ap;5citcH
r 2Ii,tO3re, me 9l1en, 9annpfc u,
g,ona'tis pa0 2lf9na. S,cte Gaai,AO,
Eaben bic po5tt9ati1e G,rian9 6;ef,s
riaaeborm 8raparats erfc9rea, pnO
@er.te ,p;e @etebrte ancrtenacA cS a5crau,
tub Die geitunOtbeile, petae 5pmeif bel
3ubereitpng Oiefe8 WlitteG8 oerUcnoct 10,
Oen, gu jeaen gebOrca, ueLde fdr i6re bsils
Jane @u(unq in iOl4en qualeIOcn s.
iap.y0en spmc;f bctcnat fin; gang bea
IOaOtr5 in0 o,t8bejiigIid Oie Pripcra,e
BON Sunia, 6OrebOun6 (2tnoOrh) un6
&bccr au5ucmpfebIen.
3us inO 5par aItmo6iide uber uieler>
probe 9ciGmittct fit 6;Osditif4e Sc.
IGlwcr6eu, te itcbcu BET Ger5ten, pie bci'm
gOIte in pOpuIayitem @sbcaua un6 faO
nit anOerca per;bCoCen jngre0'cnSien
dcniid perbunOcn in
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gus Gub0A

Saoann a, 5. Nouember. - Gcr @,s
fun8ene, oereu 3mei gum Gube usrurtbaIt
tpnrer, ftnb aus eem Bliucipl 9sfdagRiB
entiprnnaen.
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$ O [ e'8.

Soats pota SOeeBoaaO ,2lHDorH)ano
S6etT.
@rruuug! DlOn uuB Ea pOr 93ada6z
mun8cn in 9t3t ne5nen!
@erIan9t baber uu8Oradlid
9alr's 6nuig ton 6nres
BuunO (9nOuru) anb
SBCrr unS ne9ult ia ni9tS
gnberc8 an 6eGen Stele.
BS. Gum gerfaui bel apOtbeferu rnJ
Del alien OieOi3ir- Sdn0teiI.
Yite'8 SabuDeb = Sropfet
fGriren in elmer Minute.
q Sc-)
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&teoelaub, EburmGu, Rabuer,
9lnif Inb COMPTON.
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9as befe Gampa9ue>2ieb fir
1883 bot elm Glottoeutf9er aemaht. Der
2eier filbet es an anberer Steue.
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gFer itui9t,. .oaB uriere Stag
&c, tute in BEN SaaeE BON Pterce, ruieoec
auf alien Meersu tuebe, Der ftimms fir 81
nelanb!
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9eute babeu bic 3eitHugss
i5reiber ber Ser. Staaten ibren lauSen Gag.
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@ine Gimme fir @IeneIanb
nab Sburman ift cine Stimme fttc ebrlt9s
0ermaltuna.
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9eorg Bre6m's
8raueret,

Eelnirs sHoab. b............. .. Baltimore.
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Betersburg, 5. ytopember. G3ar
bat Gin Raniieft erlafen, in pel4em erfIdrt
nirb, bnB er an ben 9anfeebcjeinuugen leiI
ues g5olfes fir Ieiu punberbnres (snttomneu
eeleeeutlidl bes Gabuuutaues bonn Iesten
W.ontu9 innisen Gutbeil nimmt. &r lagt
In Gem Runifsf: oW0ge bic Soriehuuq,
nelde unier 2ebeu idiiete uub es benz g8Oble
Dee 9anheS peibte, ms bic ertorberlite
Starte uerleihsn, bamit MIR bic ms auferIegs
ten groBen Bfltditen 9ereu!i4 bis gum &HOe
erIiiLeu iDHuepi"
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Die lIafnhsa TT snairlFa.

2ou6on, 5. Rouembsr. - Der 8erIiuer
Correspondent bes pStanbarb" meItet: Son
bem grfoIge bes Seriuts bes benti6en Sc.
i6wnbers sur abermaliaen Sftupatton Der
offGfritnnii@en Sitfe ptro es abbangen oh
cine Expedition in Sas Snuere abgeididt
~AaNr t~A
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sg3um Gerfaui bel 2potbeferu p1J
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-08
Senator Blair.

Senator Blair is of Scotch. Irish de.
scent, and his ancestors came from
Londonderry, Ireland, and settled in
Londonderry, N. H. Blair was lit.
tie red headed boy, and he was much
troubled when the boys told him
that he had evidently been out in the
dew, for his hair had become rusty.
He got an academic education and
studied law. He had only been prac-
ticing about year when the war
broke out, and he served in the Un-
ion army as lieutenant colonel. A.
ter he left the army at the close OF
the war he became q member of his
state legislature, and he has been in
politics pretty much Of the time since
then. He is noted as high toned,
moral statesman. who has proverb
for every act of his life, and who
hates whisky as the devil hates holy
water.
Blair is now 53 years old, and, as
he takes good care of himself, there
is no reason why he should not live
to the age Of Bancroft. His wife is
the daughter Of the chaplain of Frank
Pierce's Mexican War regiment, and
she is noted for her charitable work
Blair can hold the floor longer than
any other man in the Senate, and he
talks at times as though bis tongue
was run by a perpetual motion ma
chine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-08
Editor Spies, Successor.

New York, Feb. 20.-The Herald
says one of the most noted Anarchists
Of England has been engaged as ed
itor Of the Chicago Arbeiter zeitung,
of which Spies was formerly editor.
His real name is known to but very
few persons, and is kept secret. He
is known as Harry London. He is .
young man, but very learned. He
belongs to the philosophical school
Of Anarchy, and is on intimate terms
with such Anarchists IA Prince Krap-
olkine and William Morris, the poet.
He intends 10 broaden the tone Of
tho Arbeiter Zeitung, and make it
the organ Of all grades OF advanced
Thought.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-08
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure Deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition Of the mucus lin
ing OF the Eustachain Tube When
this tube gets infamed. you have .
rnmblipg sound or imperfect bearing.
and when il is entirely closed Deaf-
ness is the result and unless the in
hAmstion can be taken out and this
tube restored 10 its normal condition,
hearing viii be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused By
catArrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mUcus lsur-
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness fcs1ssd
by Catsrrb) that we can not cure By
taking Halls c4tarrh Curs 6snd
Tor circular. free
FJ. CHENEY a CO. Toleio q
n~Sold By Druggists. IS nsnts
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-08
NUMBER 10.

After listening TO an argument from
Mr.. A. M. Powell, President of the
National Temperance Society, the
United States Senate Committee on
Education, BY q unanimous vote, in
structed Senator Wilson, Of Iowa, to
report fsvorably the bill providing
for tho appointment Of q commission
Of FIVE persons, not all of whom shall
be advocates of total abstinence, to
investigate the alchoholic liquor traf-
fic, it's relation to revenue and taxa.
ton, and its general, economic, Grim
inal, moral and scientific aspects in
connection with pauperism, crime,
social vice, the public health and the
general welfare of the people; sndal-
40 to inquire and take testimony a.
to the practical results Of license and
prohibitory Liquidation for the pre-
vention Of intemperance in the sever
nj states in the Union. The reason,
Of course, why the Liquor Traffic 20
persistently and stubbornly opposes
this investigation, il, their work will
not bear the light, because its deeds
are evil.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-08
Miss Horner has a Word.

DEAR SIsTRRs:-I wish to call the
attention of the Unions TO the work
of the Humane Society for the pre-.
vention of cruelty to animals. We
are very much interested in the work,
for we believe most emphatically that
"the merciful man is merciful to bis
beast"
At our recent National Convention
n resolution was passed endorsing
the work, advising its incorporation
with the juvenile work in all Of our
organizations. We append the offer
of Mrs. Angel and we ask the secre-
tary OF each local Union to write for
the needed information. The pledge
can readily be Incorporated with our
temperance pledge, and the children
taught to be kind 10 every creature
that God has made. Surely when we
look around us and see the cruelty
OF so many to the dumb brute, often
through careless thoughtlessness, we
must feel the need Of training the
young TO avoid the evil
Yours in service, ANNIE HoRxER.
State Cor. Sec. w. @. I. U.