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Noticn 10 Creditors.

The Creditors of the said John u. Cor.
bin ARE hereby notified Ia file their claims
with the vouchers thereof IN the Office III
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Ion Wor-
ccs,cr County. within four months from
the said day uf sale.
GEORGE W pCRNELI.,
july aliS Trustee,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28
TAXING AIN.

Lesson the fourth; The Importance oi
taking good aim, There l. Joshua. hut
how ARE those people in ambush up yon.
der io know when they are Ia drip their
flight and adyancey There must bc some
signal-a signal To stop the onc division
aud start the olher Joshua with n spear
an which were ordinarily hung the cnl0rs
of battle points toward the city. lie
stands In such n conspicuous position and
there h so much or the morning lIvhi
dripping rum tina, spcar.iip that all
aronnd the horrison they see H. II was
as much n To say; "ThcFe Is the city
Take u. Take n now. Roll down from
the Sest. Surge mp from The north. II h
ours. the City of A." Gosl knows aud we
know that great deal III Christian ai-
tack amounts TO nothing simply hecause
we do No, TAKE good aim. Nobody knows
and We do nat know ourselves which
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Order Nisi.
Robert ii. Gillett,
Versus
MMa nH.

His Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester c0un.
ty, No. 81. Petitions, May Term, 1888,
To- wit-July 9th, 1898.
ORDERED, that the sales made and re-
ported by Clayton J. Purnell, Permanent
Trustee In insolvency Of Robert II. Gillctt
he ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the first day of October Term next 4;
provided a copy ofthis orler he inserted
in some newspaper printed in Worcester
county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the nrst day Of October, In
eight.
The report sta the amount Of sales Ia
he $l45O0.
JOI w. STATION, Clerk.
True copy.
Test: Jn Nv. STATION, Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28

Mrs. WmlLsws sOoTniHo sEnUF should alvays
b ua.d when ehildreu are cutting tssth. IL -.
lisvas Tho llllt. snuFpgto ltpEodness natural,
quiet sleep. aud the little ehcfub sbsight
soolhos ths ehil soitans The guma, al pain.
regulates the howe ., aud the bret known renedy
fnr diaFrkua, uhatAar arising irum taelhing 90
elher eaussa. Twsniy.nsc ornts botue.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28

TIM Mills TAHirr BIiI passed the
IIorse of Representatives an Saturday
last " n majOriiy 81 thirteen II now
goes to the Senate where Il will die. The
issue during The coming campaign will
nevertheless lr n reduction 81 the iarin
revenue. aud now that the Democratic
House has passed the hill irii fails To be-
come law the responsibility will lay NJ
the door OF the republicans. who control
the Senate. The two parties have already
laid before the people 10 their platforms
where they stand an the QUESTION and
whether the I'LL passes, the Senate tr mol
that issue will he the paramount one al
the campaign and the president elecied
will he elected on that issue. The Mills
hill u FAR frOm being. as the republican
papers are wont 10 call II free traslt
measure. ~ the reduction provided Tor
by II will not amount. On nm average. Ia
more than 20 per cent. The duty will he
isken off IL wool II the bill becomes law
Int the greater number Of articles are re.
duced only small per rent; The object
of the llll II To take the tax on The neees-
stiles and Increase Il az the luxurirs
This Il the issue before The people and Il
will win In November.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28
GEORGE ". PURNELI. Trustee.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
Cour, for Worcester County. In Equity,
III, undersigned. as Trustee will sell at
public sale, nj the Court House door, in
the town of Snow lIill. Worcester County,
MARYLAND, on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28
June 2Stli, iS>,
..

June 2Sth, iSH,
ORDERED. that the sale
ported by Obed \. J. Jones, Trustee for
the sale Of the real estate of Ilczckiah
Jones, deceased, he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first day Of Scpiem.
her Term, next, provided n copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Worcester county once in each
Of three successive weeks before the iirsf
day of September. in the year ci'-'
eight.
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Order Nisi.

Clayton j. Purncll, Trustee under decd
from Hugh s. Stevenson, es parte.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
ty, In Equity, No. 1896, July Term. 1899,
to wit-July end, 1888.
ORDERED, that the sales made and re-
ported by Clayton J. Purncll, Trustee for
Ne sale Of the real estate OF Hugh $. Ste.
pson be ratified and confirmed unless
" 10 the contrary thereof he shown
o. before the first Monday Of August
provided copy Of this order be in
sen' Rome newspaper printed In wor-
cc" W, once in each Of three sue
cess" before the sOih day of July,
s '1 '"F gN'''" A' ''''' and eighty
!. ~ ~ , q Rtes the amount Of sales to
r..o v. STATION, Clerk,
ncs ton, Clerk.
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USES OF YATAGEM..
GCSntinasd LISm First R'0e.l

THE TRIUMru or THE WICKED srFoRT.
Lesson the second: Tie triumph ol
The wicked ~ short Did yoi ever see nm
army In panic! There Is nothing 50
uncomfortable. II you had ao0d NJ Long
Bridge. Washington. during the opening
of our sad civil war. you would know
what Il Is 20 see an army nm. And when
those men of Al looked OF and saw those
men Of Joshua in STAN edc. they cx.
pccicd easy work. They would scatter
them ms the equinox the flcavcs. O, the
glecful aud jnbilani dcseht Of the men Of
Al upon the men E Josjia! But their ex.
hilaration was brief, fothc tide Of battle
turned and these qupdam conqucrors
len their miserable caulsscs IN The wilder.
ness Of Bethavcn. s IT always Is. The
triumph of the wick,is short. You make
$2OOOO nj the gamiftable. DO you ex.
peci to keep Il? Yowill die IN the poor.
house. You made fortune by inqui.
ious traffic. DO yo,Spect to keep II p
Your money will safer. or n will stay |
long enough TO Gus your children amer
you are dead. Capvcr the roll of bad
men who prosv-v and see how short
was their " >'yhilc, like
the men conquest
To conqucI cr
rolled BAG Y
vi,lcd my
their y
and
aH ding of thea
x dissipaiing sa
l'1ns rnNc1o have them built Of III,
hest granite and have the rooms mad,
large and To have the pillars made very
firm. God is going 10 conquer them and
they will hc turned into asylums and ART
galleries and churches. The stores IN
which fraudulent men do business, III,
splendid banking institutions where III.
president and cashier put NIL their proper,
" In their wives hands and then fail fal
$?0.OO0-all these institutions are To I've
come the places where honest Christian
men do business.
How long will II take yonr boys 90 gel
through, your ill-g",icn gains. The wick.
al do moi live ont half their days For q
Will" they swaggcr and strut and make II
great splash in the newspapers, hut after
n while IL all lwindlcs down into u hricl
paragraph Died suddenly. July ~, iSss
nj ihirty-fivc years of age. Relatives and
friends OF The family are invited Ia attend
the funeral on Wednesday. nj two o'clock
from his late residence. on Madison square
ln,rrmcni nj Greenwood Some Of them
jumped oil The docks Some of them took
prtlssic ncid. Some of them fell under the
snap ola Dcrringcr pistol Some Of them
spent their lnsi days in u lunaiic asylum
Where are William Twcrtl and his nssoci.
aics: Where are Kc,clmm and Swari wont
Ascending Swindlcrs Where is James
Fisk. The libcrlinc: " here j. John Wilkes
Both, the assassin ?ani MI the other mis-.
dcmcananis! The wicked do not live
out half their days. Discmlsogur, o. world
of darkness Come up. llillcrhrand and
Henry IT, anl Rolcspicrrc, and with blis.
term" and disappearing and nslcn lips
hiss oni The 'iumph of the wicked is
short" Alas for the men of Al when
Joshua stretches ont his spear toward
the city.
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Thursday,
August 18th, '88

AZ 1880 O'clock, A. VI.
the following real and personal estate, 10
wit:
I.-All that lot at Ocean City, with
the improvements thereon, consisting 81
iwo-stOried house formerly used as
Drug Store
2-All that lot adjoining the Drug Store
lot. with the improvements thereon con-
sisiing Of two.storicd house formsI -
occupied as a signal service office
3-All tina, lot Immediately soN a. ,. y"
adjoining the Drug Store ",,.,, ~ +,
which is house rccc1, 49," w. -,
s'epheA 7. Ayielotie. y Nv All, ,vJ
subject n lease To - '"a ~"
S %,'e or "s.is ny i4,h, lsss. a, a
ANN, as will appear l
lc,so Sng the land rccOr,
~ w county, 10 Libcr J. w.
M n fG7.
bll0wing personal estate
IL the capital stock Of Il
Bridge Company; II shar,
/ capital stock Of the Ailant
81 Il Company, Ocean City; aud
!, .arcs Of the D.. NJ. II V. II. II. Stock.
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WAS IT RIGHT.


Lesson the third How much may he
accomplished by laying in ambush for op'
porinniiics. Are you hypcrcritical OF
.Ioshua's man@nvrc: DO you say tina, il
was cheating for him 10 take that city by
ambuscndc. Was Il wrong for Washing
ton To kindlc campiircs on New Jersey
heights giving impression To the oppos
ing force that a great army was cncamp.
ell there when there was none nj all:
answer, II the war was right then Joshua
was right in his stratagcm. lie violated
M flag oftracc. lie broke no treaty, bu,
by a lawful ambusca,lc captured the City
Of Al. oh that we ali knew how 10 Ii,
in ambush for opportunities To serve God
The best of our opportunities do not II,
on the surface, hut are sccrctcd; by fact
10y straiagcm. by Christian ambusca,lc
You may take almost any castle of sin fol
Christ. Come up toward men with reg
ular msiegcmcnt Of argument and yo,
will he defeated. hut just wait until III,
dnor Oi their hearts Is set aiar, ar they
are oil their guard, or their severe eau
ton is away from home, and then drop IL
an them from Christian amluscade
There has been many u man up 10 his chin
in scientific portfolios which proved there
was no Christ and M divine revelation
his pen n scimciar flung into the heart al
Theological opponents. who. nevertheless
has been discounted and captured for God
by some little thrcc-ycar.old child who
has col M and pnt her snowy arms aroun,
his sincwv neck and asked some simpl,
question about tod and Heaven.
oh maLc n flank movement slca! ,
n march an the devil; cheat TINT man int,
Heaven. A - treatise that " in stand Al
the laws Of homilclics may fail To du III
which penny tract of Chrisiion cntrcai,
may accomplish. Oh! for more Christ
ians in ambnsta,lc, moi lying in i,llcncss
In, waiting for quick spring. waiiin.
until just the right time cones. Dn no
talk Ia man about the vanity or Thu
world on the day when he has brnush
something nj twelve aud is going 10 sci
II at ''iincrn'" Hut talk 10 him about III,
vanity "f The world ON the day when h,
has b"ughl something at "ililccn" and l.
compcllcdio sell nj twelve" Do M
rub mans disposition The wrong way
do not take the imperative mood whcl
the s'ihlunriive mond viii to Just ns well
do not talk in pcrler,l style to- phlcg
matte nor Try To tickle - inrrid irmprra
mcni with mn iciclc. You ran take nm,
man for Chrisi ifynm know how To &c
at him. bo not send word 10 him tina
morrow nj 10 "'clock you propose I,
open your batteries upon him. hut com,
an him by skillful, per,cycring. God
directed ambusradc.
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ier Nisi.

Y. 1T Bell.
Margaret +. La al. Lewis, ct al.
In tue Circuit Court a. -"icr cOun-
~. No. 1872 Chancery, Do. ,.lsss,
TO wit--.July 9Th, 1883.
pERED, that the sale made anu y
w Emory +. BELL. Trustee 10 Sc,
e mcnti, ned IN the above on
titi, ratified anl co,sr,.I 80,
less cat the contrary thereof b
shown on o.--'tforc the first Monday a
August next; provided copy Of this or
der he published in newspaper printe,
IN Worcester county for three successiy
weeks before the 3Oth day of July, 1888.
The report states the amount of sales /,
be $3OGO.OO.
True copy.
Test: JonN W. STATION. Clerk.
july s-tf
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lars ".tics Ia he approx,
....s Court or lis Clerk: and /, is nr,h,
ordered by this Court that the said James
VI. Brattcn, the defendant ~.''--"r -
the Circuit Court Tor Worcester County
on the second day Of October Term. in the
year 1858. D answer such inierrogat0 ries
and allegations as his creditors. endorses
or sureiies may propose or allegc against
him. and that At lcas, 4Oday's notice there
Ollie given to his creditors. which said no.
ticc shall I've published weekly for the
period ofioriy days by inserting copy OF
this order in some newspaper printed in
WorccstcY- once week for the
said period oi'ms..
CllAS. r. iiu..
ions W. STATION. Clerk
True Copy,
Test: Jolix W. STATION, Clerk.
july ?i.Gt.
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Jam, ten.
In The above en- &C. The nc,i,i,,
having oeen rea" si,lcrel, IL is
thercupon this seven. rJu,v :, Tho
year eighteen hundred ,hiv..;,h,
by the Court adiudgcd. {. mes n
Bratten. the defendant, he an, horo
by adjudicatcd an Insolvcni; a. !, i
further ordered that the judgement. -.
fcsscd by him as mentioned in said ~
ton bc and they are hereby declared mr.
and void, and that the deed of trust exc
cutcd by him to Oliver u. Collins. Trustee
mentioned in said petition. hc and tho
same is hereby set aside and declared null
and void. And il is further ordered by
the Court that George W. Purncll he and
he is hereby appointed Preliminary Tris
tee for the benefit Of the creditors of the
said James VI. Bratlen, and is directed Ia
give bond 10 the State of Maryland. condi
toned for the f,''' - -',.rcr nj his
trust. in ih' !. =.
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8atafirppnen auf Gnbn.
S0baua ~. 1s5gs<, aa.ni.

Sabanna, 10. September. Sin Sfi.
3ier oes fpanliheu Rahouenbootes ,,@uar=
otnn," psl6sr it4 3ur 3ett oes tiir9ierItden
Sturmes I'M Safeu bon 8ata0anco belaro,
ii bier nit ben Oiftiielleu yfahrihteu be,iigz
lid oes Serluf1es oes RanoueubuOtes Sea-,
tab" angefomGsH, gr befdt,9te bic gtaf1s
ridt, baB nm IL llar in Der gfld1t bes /. 3.
Glts., als Der g8inO BON RorOpeft mad @es
pehte, uno bas Shifi uuter uoQer Dumpfz
iraft fubr. cine furhtoare 8sQe bic game
Wannidaft in Die Spetl09er peg ipalte.
@npitan Gson llrbiue sins nit bem S6tife
inter, nnb Der einN9e lltbsrlebeube eer
o2e0ltab" puroe ON Wtorgen BON oeu Sdiffss
trimMern, an UsI6eu er fid1 fsfgebateu, aez
rettet. ytur bic 2elheH oes 2ootieu uao eiz
nes gtatroien fiub auf9eiuHben nOroeu. De-
pflheu unb Na6ri9tea au3 bam Sunern
brtngeu neitere Details iiber oas furhtbare
&tthen bes Srtau8 an berIdtebeuen Srteu.
Eet SIabeI be Spsua murben 43 2eiden aus
oem 28nifer 9sjcsen. Bel yturiel uuroe
Ger 9ampfer DWfagoalena" an bic 6elieu ges
porfen rno total ;ertritulmelt. Br,uutuat.
titten bon Sarbeuus beiuseu, oaB bert iGmmt.
lide gSeriten 3erhOrt purbeu. Der Sbaoen
tptrb Gu 81 0OO,0C0 perauibtl0t.
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8trfungea Des gtntt' RorA Aoaea.
8efckeS.

6attz2afez Gitg, lltah, II. Gtp,
tember. - Bur NutpOrt auf eiuen tir3lidj
ocm 8eprGieutanteubaui ansenommeueuBes
ding, in neld)gm @ausralaunllt 9arl4ao
eriudt piro, uujugebeH, tuie uieIe BeriOHsu
in Utah pesen I5Olsgainie, Ghebra9s ober
uHssiesIiGeu Beidiaf5 9eriati4 perurtbeut
porben ieieu, bat Dtf1TtttsaumaIt Beerib et=
men Nua3ug aus ben in ietEeu 8iireaur bss
fiHbIiten aften und gGaIllngtu1 geidnot,
ueIfem foIgenbe 4uguJeH 3U eHtaebmen
iinb: Begen yolpgamie o.rartheiIt pIrot,1
unteG 0sn &ougress4tteu Don 1862 uuo 1882
16 Su6ioitueu; pegen ungeisslthel Seis
itInf8 (unter teu @eieBeH uou 1897 497;
n 9tu gbebruhs (uHtsr 6enieI5en 5aIltea)
s.; .1sgen 8Iutiaanoe (antsr beuielbeu 8.
iaben) 8. Die auf Gruu0 oieier Seiebc8y
ibertretuugeu bisber erhobeHeu Strafgeloaz
beIaufen fa uuf S44, 600.
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Ste 9eass6Sfe nnO Oas 2GntE.
G1tneistt' 6eFeb.

GnuTran3tsco, Gal, II. geptem.
ber.-Wsbrere @bineleu, ucIde bic 4nfuuft
siniger ibrer 2QuOsleute aul Boro bee Dauls
pfers y@up Of Rep DOrt," i'm Rsuz z90rter
SGfen &H6e hieiar Ooer 2tafaugs nd1a.r
Nohe filli8, ermatten, babau eiusu 82ebtss
onmalt eugugirt, Ger fir bic uRbabtuoerta
2aubuug Ger 3opftrdger Sor9e trngeu ioq.
sic bebaupten, oab bic Scotts8tu, ual9e
ieiuem &btneien mebr erIaubt, umeritaniiheu
8oten au betrateu, iuenH iie Bis bnbiu nidbt
rsdtstrati9 gemoroen iein iollte, in bieIsm
yFaue nod nidt anmenOuu9 fub2n oiirfe, ba
tte GufGmmlinge bereits Dor Der llRter3etdz
nuus bes @eietes abgeiegeit fiuo.
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gruennunsen BH alien Rangf1fen uuo in
allen Requirements ioutea Rdbiqteitsu, ntat
agIeifiate BarteiOienfe beridfdltiot peroeH,
Eub 3ienfttreue uno 8rauhbarSejt IsQteu oie
etn,iaen garautie'n fir 8eibeaaItuua I'M
Nmte iein. gfnr oa8 SatereITe bes 5fsaie.
yunQebieuftes iuQte Ibisguus.u reG,tierti91u
SD Fenae redt gut Die Stuierafeiteu,
neldbe nit benz Beriu6e Sur Inpenouua Der
6ipiInieufre;oru auf aue Grneuuun1eu 1uo
Abiebuuaeu uerfaLpft fin0. IS piiroe in
otfien i'm Sale metner grndbluuq neiua
aufli6ti91e 45fdt iein, bieie 9feIotm III for
bern.
SD iebe nit Bsrgnitgeu, baB bic gouosuz
tion IS nlht uuterIattsn n bat, lhrer GeiOr3t'
belt I'm bte S0rOernn9 Der Eugeuo nuo Der
DlaEiqfeit inter bem Belle HuSorud 3u ges
ten. Die rspablltlriIAe Bartet 1T u0n iebsr
allen 8sifrebIugen ireunolta gepeIea, psl9:
bs,uedteu, ba6 TamtIieuieben 0eS &olteS
Frei, rein uno blaheuo 81 maaeu, uno fts
mire aub fiiniti9 ibrer SsrgaHgen5ait IN
biefer 8eiiebung treu bleibeH.
llriere BeslebunGeu 81 ausnirtigeu Otihz
ten iouten our6 BreIHOidaIt uuo G6tuug
GarafteriIirt neroen. Da5 Re1t uuieres
g5oIfes nnN unIgrer Sfifie luf gaffreunoz
liGe 8etanbluug 0ate nit Bar0e uub Be-
fiiateit aufreft erbaIteu psroeu. uuIera gfas
lion if 2u aros, als oaB mir Ins Ritler Droz
hnn1eu III beoieneH ober beOuoerer SeiJbarz
felt I6uIbig Al MAIDEN brau@en. g8aRte!z
mitbiateit uuo SHc9nlequeaB lln0 nit erFol9s
reiher Diplomatic uno naitouaIer gBlitSe
urpertraglih. E.r i0llteu uuIere Sanoelss
uno bipOuatiiten 3eJiehau9en 5u oeu Dti'z
telz uno iiiSnmeriianlihen ~taateu beiOuoers
fultiUiIeu. uniere 5tdereleH ioutea erulu=
tbiqt uno eeidtist UeroeH. Die Uibieltg=
fsiteu uno 3iIfCs oerieIbeu icIlten ui9t buri]
Die ungaflifteit uabe Iiegeuoer Safeu oer-
:rgetrt ner0eu. Die befebenoen Streitfrns
gea t0luen our6 cine fefe, niiroi9e uuo con.
iaueute Diplomatic pObl be,gelegt pereeu.
lluiere Hadbarn perbeu faer in uuierau
6afeR fetne @afffreuaOi6 erplrten, ipel4,
fie uns Oerpei9ern.
Sd fam MID IN bisiem Sriefe ni5t libel
aue 4ngeIeeenbeiten Oerbretten, peIde Ote
@ouoentton beraArt bat; it ftmme ieoof
nit alien uouhGuotg iiberetu. Die Bei1lIit
i'm geireff Der BrdguHg (6reipraguug), Oit
| 8ermebrung Der Blotte, be RIfeHs Ssrt6sl
rigung IuD Die 6feutlidlea &dnoereieu geber
Infi6tRn 4userud, pet4e i5 in SeEat;
unterfiiste.
Suoem mir bieIe 6ffentli9eu 6rageu Gen
! 8olfe unterbrettsn, iOroern mir ju elmer ru9t
gen, bebGdtigeu PEiiiuns berIelneu aHf. Dei
| 8ulfea SnteQigeu3 uno Pat OnsmuS weroel
oQffelbe Ieiteu, in einer Betsbeit oas 0tt4
tiSe 81 treffen.
Sehr adtuussuuu, Sbr geboriamer Disue
Seul. Sarrtipu.7-
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@ta eiaentnilmItaes geettrarrpE.

Omaha, Rebr., II: Septsmber.-S. s.
Mcguire uuo Saull. 9. 6lemsr, Spei 1T.
better eiues hieiigen Sdlaataauies, ietteu
gefftru uuf Sem 8aaipieIpIaBe eiuen eiseu,
thiimudjeu 3ettfampf nm eiaeu @iuiat BON
$50 uno bas Gtntrlttsgelo in S;ene. Sc
9aIt bur1m, uelder Don bsibsu Sdmpeu al.
nem oeiGIudtsteH Shien om Sdueufen bic
6aut ab,i,beu t0Hnte. &triu 500 3uIdaner
norsu anpeIeuo. 3Dst geidIattefe SdIen
nuroeu aebratt, uuo na4oem Der 5tlepss
rldlter oas Signat gege6eu bate, aiuq e. !!
Bic 4rbeit. Gic5uire seDann, iaSem er bas
0srf in 4 9ltuuten uno 50 5etuuoen Der
yidtsts, pdbysuO &smsr 8 4Itautea balu gs.
brGuhte.
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Ntt Rann tno Wass unteraeaarts

Chicago, II. September. r.-@iue Depe-
ide pon Bort 9urou, 0ftth.. beri9tet, bag
baB Die game Raunidaft mt ihm gu SruuOe
sesanseu If. Die HaGrt6t if uou Dem ga.
p,tdn ces Sdoouers pSliuer Mt9ell," mel.
der fit tur 3eit bes lluSIiids ia Der Nibe
oes untergssanssnsu S6ifies beiauO, mad,
bier teleglnpbirt poroeu. Bsloe Sabrjeuoe,
yGmes" uno uDht9eu." batten eile @es
trnibez9aoun8. Der yImes" NOR bonn Gu
pitdu .. Neper BON chicago geeisust, peIs
der fib snr 3eit bier auf Ssiu9 beiano uuo
itinem SObne bas Commando ibsr ben
Sdooner fibertraqeu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Bic cWattonaI grotetttpe 2GRoeIa.
ttpn4"

Wem gorf, IL. September. - Die
pyiutionnI.P PrOtettiUe 4fOctattOu, A." aus 8reu
pereibe1esrn unb gusrOs SpirituuIsnbdaOs
lern beftbeno, er6finete beute in btefser
oStaot ibre brittle Subrss SarIammluug. O.es
ielbe bat etpa 500 glit9lteber, tpeI5e elm
anpital BON cirta $l5O,00O,OO reprdienttz
rem. 9obu SO. atbertOu aus 8eutufu it
BrGfiSent unb 6. &urne1 aus ct. 2ouis
Setret1r. 3ped Der Serilu1mluug 1T, iber
Elm anf ale 3petge bes SplrituOeugehdfts
anpsnbbares ullgemeiHes 9iceu3Iptem gu
berntblhlagen unb oaiieIbe ipater Dem B1b.
iifum 5ur Begutnhtun9 3U uHterbreiteu.
Gu5erbem iOllsu aud anbere auf oaS Sc.
itdft besiiglide GngeIegenbeiteu in grpd'
ssstfhg ge3Ogen neroeu. Die 1teiigeu Slein-
hGn6ler fiRb, ob9leib uidt gtitgIte0er, 5ur
YetbetIigung an Den 8erutbuuaeu eiaqeIa=
ben pOroen. OtOrsen rperoen bic yt5n'
goIter @ugross8etnbdnOler bic Delegaten
0urcb eiu Bantett In OeImonco'5 beuiriheu.
Delsgoten aus SspegO, BittSburS, Bottom,
Baltimore, ct. Sous, Cincinnati uu6 9fi5z
mOu0, Sa., ftnb untyeieub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
SGanofrbefteS S6tdiaI eiaeS
SehrerS.

Salts2ate, lltnh, II. September.
3. 6osmuiien, bis DOR Sur3em Briusipal Der
Diiiriftsltnle 81 3fitisIo, uuo Senrp 6az
que ans 9elf1uSor Gmtiiirten f1 gelegeutli9
elmer @rtuIftOn mob oem RouroeS Canon oa.
nit, Steine ms s8nfier biuab roaeu ,u laI.
len. gDdhrenc Rubmufsu eiuen grOBea
Stein am &unoe bes 4bsruuoes ireimadleu
ponte, CAB bic Sroe inter Ietueu Siiseu uad
er ffiirSte binab unb bieb auf Der Sreue tobt.
Sn ieinem Sturie traf er cine beruOrrageaOe
Sslsfonte, bic ibm eie Seble 3erj9uttt uuo
bos Slelit BON ben g8angeu rib. Saiue
Seife nnroe ihredlih oerfiimmelt aufgefuu.
ben - nahesu oue aHOdea in ieinem S9Eper
tparen gebrot1en.
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Die o@rans. egrupa In GoIaus6us. .

@oIumbus, -, II. Sept.-Die Stabt
tft oernrt nit SremOeu iiberfiut, baB otele
6siuder bic uergangene Ra6t in ben BaEte=
stmmeIn Der Babnb6ie perbradten. 8ie
sIoBe Baraoe Der OtitgIieoer Der .@rauoz
9rnp" fanb beute Dem PrO9ramm semGS
fat unb sefaItete iidl 3u eiuem impoiantea
StauIpiel. Der Bug, pelder aus IS Dui.
iionen beftunb, OefilIrte in Der BroaORgaBe,
u0rblid bonn Sapitol, an elmer Eribitue 90.
rlbsr, auf ipeIfer f9 @eneral S9ermaH uuo
aubere e5emalige 6uhrer Der Bsteraueu be
amber. Die adt erFeu 8i0liIOnan befauOeH
aus Sblo'er YeteroueH, pdbreub Ole Warpz
ldntsr Delegation eiueu SbetI Ser Is. 9so!s
fOu blIbete. Die WarlhroHte mar uuf bel.
BEN Setttn oitt NIT R.niten baieBt, uuo
GROCER @nthufasmus berGi6te uG3reRo oes
2}orbeiOe filIeus Der Beterauen.