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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
MANY HOUSES BURNED.
A Disastrous Fire at Moreland, a ChiCaE
Suburb.

A Disastrous Fire at Moreiand, Chicago
Suburb.
CHICAGO, May Q. -Twenty- acres OF
ground closely built up with small dwell
ing houses were swept by fire In the sub,
urban village OF Moreland last evening, and
seventy families are rendered homeless.
The loss is almost entirely by the lahortng
class Many of the houses were owned by
men who worked in the car-shops and who
were paying for them in monthly install
ments. 1t is believed that the fire origf-
mated from stumps of cigarettes thrown
into pew in the Presbyterian CHURCH by
some boys who had gained admtttance
through an open window
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

Two ladies from the West hap
pened to scrape an acquaintance while
waiting for connecting trains at the
Broad street station yesterday. "How
long has your husband been dead?'
asked one. about year, was the
reply. "And you are still widow"
"Yes. His estate amt settled yet. -
Philadelphia Record.
Visitor whats become OF the
man who used to write all those funny
mother-in-law stories for you?" Ed
itor-"He's working for us yet-does
the market reports" Visitor-"What
was the matter with his jokes. did the
people ge: tired OF them?" Editor
mo. he got married. "-Terre Haute
Express
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

HOTEL-Fennimore House, s. W. Rodgers
Proprietor. Bus to aud from all trains Good
Stable and Livery in connection. First.class
Sample Rooms and every accommodation. Good
meals, comfortable rooms and coy parlOrs
4i-5iy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

THE proposition of some foreign
manufacturers to utilize back of postage
stamps in some foreign countries for
advertising purposes has raised some
talk in this country of that mode of in
creasing the revenues. 1t would be a
great scheme and the Pat. Med. that
could pay for the full privilege would
have veritable .'seek no further"
Postmaster-Ge Wanamaker is
reported at saying: Every one of
the millions that daily lick a stamp
would of necessity have to read the
advertisement, and yet the proposal
has its drawbacks, so far, at least,
as the patrons of the institution are con-
cerned 1t would not be entirely agree
able, for instance, to be eternally re-
minded that you need Browns kidney
cure, nor to be adiured, when stamping
ones correspondence at the close of the
business day, to take two of Jones'
liver pellets before supper 1t would
be of little use to inform the naughty
dame OF Murray Hill that Smiths ma
nure grows giant turnips,' while on the
other hand the hardy farmers help
meet out on the Dakota plains would be
little interested in the announcement
that 'Robinson's Balm of Gilead pro-
duces magnificent complexion. 1t
would be gall and NORWOOD to Samp-
son, the corset manufacturer, were he
compelled to lick bis rivals advcrtis-
ment every time he mailed a letter;
while, should the contract fall To one of
the many newspapers with the largest
circulation the presence of a postage
stamp with its affidavit editor allega-
ton would be a constant source of irri-
tation in the offices of its contempora-
ries. And so the Inconvenience of the
system might be extended ad libitum.
Whether the matter rests solely with
the Postmaster General or whether an
act of Congress would be necessary to
enable him to carry out the scheme. is
matter which the law officers of the de-
partment have yet to determine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
Nlagar.,s New Rrldsa 0nanad.

LocKPoBT, n. Y, May "a o'clock Tues
day morning the new suspension bridge
which replaces the one destroyed early in
January was thrown open TO the public
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
The NATIONAL GAME.

Standing of the Four Associations for the
Week Ended May II.
The following tables show the standing Of
the clubs in the various baseball organiza-
tiona.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
Thirty Thousand KiIled.
Life ana Death

ROME May 10 --Advices received here say
rnat in a recent battle between Abyssinians
and devishes 81, 600 soldiers were left dead
h.. Nall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
Legal Notices.
- STATE srAsxAN.

3
State Of Wisconsin, County court OF Grant
COnnty-In probate.
Notice il hereby given, that at the regular
term OF the County Court, TO be held in and for
said county, at the court house in the city OF Ian
caster, in said county, on the first Tuesday OF
June A. ID. 1889, being the 9TH day OF June 1889
at the hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon, the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Nilhelmena Stagman 10
admit to probate the last win and testament OF
Friedrich Stagman, late OF said county deceased
BY order OF the COuSt
GEO. b. CARTER
County Judge
Dated, April "a, 1899. i0-la
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

Two deaths from sun stroke occurred
at Milwaukee Friday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

If the liver and kidneys are sluggish
and inactive. Hoods Sarsaparilla will
arouse them TO prompt and regular
action. Take it now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
FGllinOpG
HENRY RoETHE, EDITOR.
VILLAGE OFFICIALS.

VILLAGE OFFICIALS.
President Geo. Govier
Board Of Trustees Andrew j. L.
Doan, Frank l.. Power. II u. Hampton, Frank
Roach, Joseph Him.
Clerk-wm. Weaver.
Treasnrer-Chas. p. Brechler
Constable-James Tomas
SUPERVISOR. II. Seaman.
Pslice Justce-Wm. Weaver
Justice OF the Peace-H. H. HAMPTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

TOWN OFFICERS.
Board OF Superysors-Geo. A Kreul. chm
Abbott Sammons, John Draggs
Clerk-M P. Smith.
Treasnrer-Jacob Baumgartner
ASSESSOR. II. Fnnegan.
Jnstlces-H. II. Hampton, NJ. u. Shearer
Constsbes-Geo Goyier, j b. Wilcox. Chas
eraser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
KING BLUCHER

KING BLUCHER is winner of the 3-yearold colt
race at the State Fair 1887 Full brother to Laura E.
2:23H Harry S. 2:24 Sired by SWIGERT sire of Moody
28 and better than 2:3o Dam by Richards Beounder
sire of the dam of better than 2o He is trotter and
individually fine horse, Come and them.
VIM. Dyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

Two wn suolng on the beach o while they
Beside the tranquil Strobe quickly to the spo
Beheld peary
Cried THAT belongs to And the prize wot
Ana both once with eager hands Then spoke solemn
Began scramble both richer Won
Like aabaer white Then with a he did divide
Upon the pebbed Shore tprecious cake smiled:
mat treasure lay lovely sight IT'S Ivory share with
And well worth fighting er be
Long struggled way
The prize SO coveted TO Oh rich and happy boys they
A WORD OF WARNING
There white be good
uey ARE NOT but like all cOune
The genuine Ask tor "kOy" Soap and insist getting
& Gamble
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
Ia Fnnrhi al 1Yaterlnn.
livestock KiIIed.

NEW YORK, May l0-Tbe death is report
ed in this city Of Henri Matthew, veteran
who was present at th battle Of Waterloo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16

dead; Mrs. Bayard, the wife of the secre-
tary of state and her accomplished
daughter, are dead; ex-senator Conk-
ling, who was then probably the ablest
man in the Republican party, and
Horatio Seymour, and Sam j. Tilden,
the ablest men in the Democratic party,
are dead; and throughout the whole
four years, the days are strewn with
record of the dead. Death. dissappoini-
ment and defeat mark the brief reign
of the late Grover Cleveland Darling
ton Register.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
MAMBRINO SVIGER7,
And his brother,
King Blucher,
Will stand at FENNIMORE MONDAYS and TUESDAYS,
The balance of the time at LANCASTER

colts selling for money and faster
than any other horses raised in the county
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-16
ApyERrIsINa scAI

For this department, same as for general g
umns. published elsewhere in this paper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-19
County Official Paper
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

We devote considerable space to-
day to extracts from the decision OF
Judge Wells on the subject Of teach
er's certificates and the school laws of
Nevada, as it is matter of general
public interest.
This writer served as County Super
intendent Of Schools from Jan. 1,
1885, to January l, 1887, and during
that time he never found any law
authorizing the Board Of Examiners
to issue first grade certificate which
should be good for three years, or a
second grade, good for two years.
Since reading the decision of Judge
Wells we have taken some time in
examining the Acts of the several
Legislatures on the subject Of schools,
aud we find no law authorizing couu-
ty Boards Of Examiners to issue first
grade certificates, good for three
years, or second grade, good for two
years, and the only clause of law
which refers to such documents is
found on page Ill, Acts Of 1886,
which in enumerating the powers Of
the State Board OF Education pro-
vides that said Board shall have the
power
To prescribe in what shall be ex-
amined an applicant for a first grade
county certificate, valid for three
years, and also an applicant for sec
ond grade county certificate, valid for
two years.
When we take into considerable n
the fact that there is no law author
izing the issuance of certificates valid
for that length of time we conclude
that there has been either clerical
or typographical error in the above
clause, and that it should read "two"
and "one," in conformity with law,
instead of three and two years.
In the School Laws of Nevada for
1889, as compiled by Superintendent
Dovey, on page 20 we find the follow
ing in reference to the duties Of coun-
ty Boards Of Examiners:
QSaid Board of Examiners shall have
poWer to grant certificates Of the fol-
towing grades: Certificates of the
First Grade-For teaching unclassI-
fled, grammar and high schools, which
shall be good for three years. Certi-
ficates OF the Second Grade-For
teaching primary schools, which shall
be good for two years.
Mr.. Dovey refers to the Statutes OF
1873, page 156, in support of the
above, but on examination of the said
statute, page 161, it will be seen that
the Superintendent has substituted
the words 'three" and "two" instead
of two and one, as it appears in the
section which he quotes.
In view of the above facts in the
case we must conclude that no coun.
t. Board Of Examiners in the State
has legal authority to issue a first
grade certificate, good for three
years, or second grade certificate
good for two years, and that all such
certificates which may have been is
sued are illegal and void.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-19

DEFUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL
- Surveyor fer NeysdA, Mines laid oat
and Surveyed fer Patent. Land surveyed, ap-
plicatiens, contracts, payments on land. ana
app'rtaining to taking up or holding land Of
the State or Government attended 70. ohail
keep fully posted ss TO all lands taken up saa
vacant In the s,stsrn part sf 'Neysaa. a.
drsss, RAlss, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-19
Strayed or Stolen.

From our pastures near Halls
some time in April, 1889, one ls
bay horse, branded JILL, connect
(the stems Of the j and L forming
H. on left thigh, s on left should
and &c on left hip.
A suitable reward will be paid
the return of the horses TO HallecE
for information where they may
found.
KELLY d MCCAIN,
Halleck, Nerad'
May 8, 1889. tt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-19

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHED M
accordance with Legislature
IAN Act provide
Society Of the State, approved March T. 1885,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
GerihfsperEanpInnatri.

Criminal. .@ertf,t. - (gor 9iidter
Bri9bt.) gBesen ROrSe8 - Samas Duifg,
ntdt ihulbig. 8eeen gtotbBu9t-8 8iltam
Diiuer uub Gb. Selbaugb, nieberseda8eH.
gHeaeu @inbruhs-g8illiam gBtQtams, nt:s
bergeiGIusen. gBegeu betriigerifber BE-
tduptung- 8aibtngtou Stdiniou, nieberg.'
iflapen. sEegen SaLteus zines 80rbeQs-
@borIes unb Satbarine @iiler, yte9er @bls.
Sarrts unb gie9eIiu Suian @larf, nisberses
idlIGseu. gBeaen 3alteus eiue5 uuoISeat'
liden Snuies - Soa 9peueu uab SiooEia
Doung, uieOsrsei9laseu. Begeu uuaufaE'
bigger gutbl0Bun9 - yiegeriu Carrie 8orisp,
gegerin Miarn Barnett uuo Jteesriu W2aEp
4ratt, uieber9eldlaaeu. sBegen gepolH'
teitsm1Biaeu lieberliheu gebensDanoeIs -
yiegeriu Narp 6. 9lart, ute0ergeiaIagen.
0essu uebertretuus bes 2otteriegeieses -
William Suthtns, SIase Suriid ssiosen;
Sobn 8ohlanb, uieberseihlasen. gBe8su
So3arbipielens - 9enr1 spinner, nieoeraez
lGlageu. gBegen Serioufs bon Spirituoita
ON Sonntng-im Wienerbolunssfale Batrld
8. &eeb, niebersei9Iugeu. gBesen Sertalfs
bon Spirimoien on Minberiabrige - Scbn
Z. @offen, @barIee D. Baula uno Sebaftan
Stpmpff, Slase lurfdssIOgsu. sssssu Ssr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
sanbesapltG,e Eraa0nEelt.

Marquette, Midb,, 2. Mai. .-GnbreaS
@regOr1 uub Elm Sraueuitmluer, tpeI6es Fdb
isiue Srau uGuute, batteH geseu 4 lIsr beute
iriib einen Streit, In beffeu TOfge bas gBeib
BEN Raune einen iGnereu @aiierfrug am
Sopfe seri9Ins. @re9ors sos eiuen 8eooI-
Der unO iboB bic 6rau to6t, nornni er fI1
isIbf cine Suael in ben SOpf iaate. Seine
Brute ifl seiabrIi6, tebod nt9t unbebin8t
t0btid. @rearrp tft @i8entpamer oes y y5a'
p.Sunie" gu Sasinap. St iowobI, ME
Die Grou tpareH our 3eit betguntsR.
4tbanp, N.<D., 2. 0iui.-5arab Sat
binet bnr6e bente iriib in ber Bobnans ID.
rer @Iteru an Der SpringfraBe bon SO5u
Collins, NIT bem f!e friihar in miloer gbe 9ez
iebt bate. uisbergeifofien, neil Fe nldlt au
i'm suyIdtebren n0llte. @ouias, tDelbar
Grau uub, &inSer in 9lo9efer baben i0a,
iGoB fG 6anu isIbft ia Zen 8opf uuO bic
Sruf. geibe Ieben nod, iiHO ie0O4 nidlt 81
retten
(gpdter.) - Collins III I'M llbr beute
gfa4mittag geftorben.
@nr1ington, Ss., 2. Rai. - 2ouis
MortOn erfdOs geferu 4beuS ieiae @etebte
2iSste SOhes mo banu fih ieIbf. llrIa9e:
StfetiuGlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
G6te6H6eS G@t6fat Oct @ebeitSes
Gett.merIe.

8biIaoeIpbia, 2. Stat. - 9as bier
f8di9e @sb1ube nebeu benz fatboliiG.u Snz
fiitut on Der SfsGheltonsGuenue, Gfti3 bon
MaehalenfraBe, Germantown, brannte beute
IrIb nieber. 9as @ebdube nuroe gum hui,
bepabrcn bon SorrGtbeu beuust, unS i'm IN.
teren Gtodpetfe befanb ftf Die Slide bes
Snfituts. Gfau uarmutbet, bas Das 6euer
in Der T6be be8 Siihenberoes aus6ra6.
Die 8Iammsn uerbreiteteu fif nit g2tubes
ellie ijber oas garje @ebduNe, uub uuaebeure
Gufregung entfanb, OILS betaHnt nur0e, oas
fit bic Griiber Seuntius uub Mlidael 9eu=
merle i'm britteu StodDert befauoeu. 8eioe
WGnuer eridieuen bale barauf on etuem
5aufer, unb Widuel iprang nuf ben BcSea
herab. Seiu 8ruber tpar gernbe i'm Beariif,
ibr gu fplsen, ole Der 6uBbobeu inter ibm
auianmerbra6. Der l1ugIiidlibe fttir3ts nit
ben Etiimmerr ir has inter tom lCbeuoe
SIammermeer. Wt6aeI tpurte burd Ieiuen
sprung 10 idpsr oerlett, taB er taum baz
bonfcmulen birb. ST ift IS Sabre aft, uuo
iein 8rueer mar Sabre 1lter. Ser petaz
uiare SerIuf betrG9t etma $4,000.
(Spdter. pie 2eid3e uOn Sguatins 8eu,.
merle if nuf9efunben porbeH. Der Sernn.
aIiidte mar srfidt, uaO bic 6lammea batteu
ieiueu S1rper taum beriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
gDas gorepam8D'S Suftoaao,s
attrtG,tete.

gbiGabetpbta. 2. Iai. -Brof. Goup
fieg seferu y!admittag, tpie gep0bnlid,
nit ieiuem &teienbalIon bon Sorepaus9s
@trfns aus auf, IieB fiG aue elmer Sobe BON
Inqefdbr 500 6ub nit ieinem TaGi1irm
berab unb erreifte obue llufuu Die @rae.
glei6 barauf fteI aber aud Ger Billion. Ser.
itlbe trof bic Sduisr gsr. 813 uno 8l5, Gum
berlantfrnbe, rieB bic Sdprnfeius berunter
uuo rid5tete aud an Der llmBduuurs Ger S0fe
erbebI,den S6abeu an. His iadter Elm Bas
gen bon Sorepuusb's &irtIs au8efubreu fam,
nm ben 8allou abinb9leu, erilGrtea bic 96.
Sliuer Saunfou uuo U. O. Dertgr, Beieer
Der beIdGbigten SGnier, fie piiEben eenIeI6eu
uur tann berausgeben, peuu man fie euti5az
biaen niirbe. "a Der 8utiher uaS ieiue
geeIeiter uiGt i'm Staube pareu, hem Yers
Iauaeu Der Serrsa nahsuiomreu, mustsn ie
ohue ben 9allou mad ber 3eItfaot suriiffsh=
rem. 8te gnselegenbeit miro pabri1eiutiGl
teute Sormittas in etuer fir bic betbeiligtea
4arteieu Sufrieaenfeueubeu gBeiIe seregslt
tpsrten.
arau TaunFou, pelGe bsrsletbeab II, er'
idref beftig, ole Der Sallou nit lauteai ga:
t0le auf tas Gan fiir3te; ibr 31faab lou
fd in SoISe oss SnredeHs isBr Osri9!tM.
utrt bQNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
2lMfta0rerIT@e ttaItsGtf0e SaDas
arbetter.

BottsbtIIe, 8a., .. 0ai. - Die bon
bem @ontrattor Sbos. s. Sern, naba &refo,
no, anf Der neueu uShunltiI, ,2ebigbs sSatepz
SGbn," etlide Mfeilen BON bier, beiGdfti0teu
5taIiener ftanbeu beute friib fir bSberen 2obu
aus rno iogen NIT 8euoluarn unb fnippelH
beipaffnet auf Der neuen 8abnfrefe umber,
nm anbere &rbeiter 81 spiugen, iid ibuen
nr5ui6lieBen. glS fte fi9 ben 2euteu bes
@outrattots 8tdert ndberteu, bspafuste 2ess
terer feline Wannifaft init @tn9eferbiGien,
uub es tpurben mebrere SaiUen aussetaui9t.
@iuer Der StaIiener erbieIt eiueu S9u5 In
Zen S6eniel. Der teIe9rap5iid herbeigerus
feue Sderiff erdieu tusDiiden nit einem
ftarfen aufsebut auI bem SdaupLate une
Uerbaitete Heuu Strifer, paIde ieet i'm bieF.
gen GsfduaniB uutergebraGt iUo. Cine
GbtbsiIung SiiIfaideriffe III iest auf Der
Sebufrede ffattonirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
Wette 2S1ne.

Someriet, Ba., 2. gtai. - lleber bas
bIuti9e Setbredlea in Seferion GoDuibip,
iiber DeIhes 8efern beri9tet poroer 1T, tres
ten unatraSI;a tulmer iaredIidere gtuseIns
beiten ans SagesItGt. SOrpeit bic sert5t!is
DIE llnteriudunB bis iest sebtsbeu tff, f9eint
es fefSufebeu, bas @aoto uab Seors Slauz
lie tbren nItsn Sater etbdust uES Johann Elm
giorSattentat aHf ibre 25sjabrige Sttefnntter
0eribt baber. nm iid, in zen 8efs Oes ftatts
liden 8erul5aens SsS tegatsrtsn Farmers 3u
ieben. Srau SbauIis ift nod am 9eben, ies
bed ift peuts Scffauug aui ibre 9eueinGg
uortanoen. sc pirb jeet in @riaueruug ges
bradt. bas ter aIte Sbanlis oor et!pa 3!uei
Sahreu ctuen cad giebl gu SE. Bonbater la
Someli let bra6te, nm oafeIbe priifen su iufien.
Gr bate itou bnmaIs ietue SDbue in Ser
bG6t, baB fe Tin unb ietae 6raI aus cem
8ege iI rIumea iu4teH. 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
China f.tt0 Vdba8A

Gan Sranbtsco, 2. Utai. - Der
8Gmpier yGGIic," Der BON China unb Sa=
pan bier etntraf, iiberbradte 9a9ridteu, bic
bis sEn 16. IpriI rei6en. Cine SeerdI5erz
Banee, bic inter ben 8efebIen zines sepiis
len 8o San fanb uuo 272 Wtaun 5Qblte,
bic iGumtlid1 pobI benaffnet tuaren. bat ii6
ben SrQr3oien in Sauoi at1 16. b. 0ttS. ers
9eben. 8ieie SeerGuber babeu tp1breuo Der
Ietten erei Sabre in benz 6eosHtUers
srOFe SetbeerHugen anaeridtet. SSIbreno
eines Sturnes i6lu8 in OeR 5afeu BON go
fobama en- Sonntas, ben IA. ApriI, eiu
Soot I'm, III neltem itd3 Der erie SteIer=
mann unb fiinf Sta atroien BON Der anlerifa
riiden 8arfe vBounbinaS SSillou" befan6eu.
Der Steuernanu nnb Elm Ratroie ertranfeu.
sRGbreub befieIben Sturmes iGetterteu ei
ni9e 1mansi9 Sihunfa1 on Der 8eftiite, In
Der gidbe Der Weffife bon Sabaiihiz8agc
gier Heute fno babel ertrunteu. Inoers
rerben neiuist.-ue6er ben ihredliGen Ct
ierbabnunfall, beI fd nu %. Rdr3 auf Der
rSieE 3 i'm SGn9tu Babn" sutru9, miro
nc@ tpeiter beridtet. Der cine bon Gong
sban tOmmenbe 3ua bate cine @eripGtuus
BON 81 Stnnoen, ais CT mad GiensGtn ab.
9iu9. Der in entgesenseIestsr 6t9tung fab
renee 3ug hatte Iaa9e senartet, fubr aber
1ditesIi9 mad 9uatsIperben ab. Der gu.
iahmenfo6 tpar ein fiirGtsrIiher. Die Bas'
gous oes Ietteren !Suges purbeu total ser'
trtmmert uub ftHgeH Seuer. 3ru0lf @biae.
ieu (Tafiagiera) uno 5pet 9eijer puroen aEf
hFr 60 tpIIp npt0htpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-03
9es Getbre6e,t ettet Sse8eris.
Die sei6ae etatS t.easebnreaea uro f6fort erz
Eproetem afSoes to etnsrt Seoifer arf Seas
gad1e etttsS Saties ettoe6t.

gteD.gorf, 2. Uai.-Gtce Gooo, cine
20 Sabre cite gfe9ertH, peldbe in 0ieEten
bes in ben r9elaEpars Slals," gfr. 273,
Defs2S. StraBe, pobaeabea Ilfceo 3.
Srcnt fanb, beftabet itd in Der 9efiugniBz
4btbeiluna oes vSeueoIesSoipitGLS" inter
Ger Nntla9e bes SinosmorSss. gBie bic Pos
Li;ei erinitteIte, enga9Irte Stau Sroat bic
Iatbige por etra bret gSo1au i'm 6aue Rr.
3l4, gBef.54. 9traBe. 4m 9ienfag tlQ9te
4lice iiber llupObIfeiu, nnb sefern friih mar
fie ni6t i'm StauSe, Oas 8ett tu oerIafeu.
Irou 8rout berauIaBte bic Qausmeiferin,
6eu1 tranfen WIbGen cine Saffe Ehee Al
reidleu, uno ltss bnnu Dr.9. De QSitt geliOn
ucu gr. 252, 8efsS8. straBe, boLen. Die
araafe bebauptete bem Arjt gegenii6er, oaB
fie an Srdu1pfeu I'M llnterIeib Ieioe, Der Irjt
ubar,euste Iid aber bato, baB iie on ben FOL
Gen elmer @ntbinbaug lit. ILice beIfritt bic
RiGhgteit bieer Diasnoie aui cas- gati9iez
Seuffe, aIIsin eegen Itittag tsarS bie SebaIpz
tuna tes ArSteS als riG3tig beftdti9t. Die i'm
IeIben 6auie tpobRznbe Jealn Ul1er3 fano
rGrnlid, alS ne tn eirem uOn iGmmtliden
Geipobnern bes Sauias 9enetniam beniiBte1
8faum einen Scffer OTfuen Dollte, btnter benz
ieiten bic 9eid1e eiues neU9ebOreneu farb!8an
WIenene. Or. RelI0n, hem Die 2eid5e &C.
3aist tpur6e, eHtbedte al Der EebIe eiHsu Iaus
gen S9nitt, Der fsiner aaFdt sufutSe li4t
nit etuem Mefer, ionoern nit eiuem StiiG
Sled belpertfeIigt wnrben 1T uuo un3peifels
hait ben Sob oes Giu0es berbet gafIbrt bate.
Sros bieIes grauirenoeu BsUaiies bebarrte
4lice Bel ibrem 9eusneu unb raunte nur Elm,
ons fie ON 9ienfiag 4bGGS auf benz Dad
bes SauIes setpeien iei. Bcli3et @apitGu
Iiurpbp bonn 20. Besirf, Der BON Dem Stanbe
Der 2inge benadridttst tpuroe, IieB 4Ltce To-
fOtt berbaften unb eiafpeiIeu in Die @efan'
seneu, 4ttbeiIuu9 bes D8euebae. pOipitals"
brirgen, nm oos 8eiuitat Der Don bem @oro'
uer 5GuIp eiaseIeitetea llaterRduus a5iu'
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