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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
@arit anc SIsTe.
8t1Rf Spree etner SauIpfftnets
GrnIpftotb.

GarboubaIe, Sus., 9, Saptember. -
Emf Sobu gB. SnnOet's 6arm, eiue MieiIe
0fIid bon bier, erpIobirte beute Der 8ampfs
feFel elmer 9reIdmaldiue, uu6 foIgeuoe
flint UlGnuer nurbeu Bet6btet: Sobn gB.
Gupber. EbOs. gnaet, aubreru 8. 2pBet,
Sobn 8t8gs unb Siaac Ttiuer. Ism, s.
ShiIRr erliff einen RPinhrnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
Ger EAeIn1rfnrF4.

Sfew'Dort, 8. September. ToIgeuSes
ftub bic S1luBncttrunseu: @elh sr0raete IN
S-45 uuo i9lOs gu BrOssnt. - Sterling.
sse&ieI $4.844 Oaf ietf3ts Gage unt
$488 uuf Sidt. Suubes SbIigctioneu:
4'prOa. 128, 4l.pros. 1853, SsprOseuttse
-. - aftien: aSams' @tPres l48, Gen.
traI Baciftc IS, &beapeute.Sbiu -, grEt
295, Ditto Brior. 68a, Suiuois Central III,
9afe.Sbore 1853, yiepsS sSerieps Central I20,
gtortbs Beftern l1Sg, Ditto Brtor. .,143i, Ren.
Dorf Central l08f, Otio RiIEIipSi "a,
6ttto Yrior. 80, Sittsburs I58, &eabiue
47B, ct. gnuI "a, b!tta Rrict. 114t,
Beasrnsllntou s6f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
8fehndrFfeA

st. 2ouis, 9. SeStbr.-ginSpish. Ra.
fnbr 800, SerIeueuHa 200; BreiIe sari.
irteu ;tpiIbeu $500 uuS S4.50.-Sdpsiue
3ufubr 1900, SerieHbuua 100; Breiis pa.
r!trten jnti9sn $3.50 un0 $780, S9aafe
3ntn9r 1908 Serieu6un9 2I00, Bretie DO.
tttGten 3DtiteH 1926 un6 1925.
fs0tbertp Beuni., 9. September. =
Gtnooiea: 3ufubr 300, Berienouuq 2O6O:
Bretie 1arttrteu jmti6er 81 so uub 81 so.
- Sbtpetne 3ufUbr $500, Serieubuuq
4100; Pretie nnriirten ;niIdeu $415 uuS
$4.50.-oHanfe: 3ufubr 1900, Serieubuua
26OO;' $reiis Sertirten luiiGen $500 uut
1913.
&bica9G, 8. Septbr. - S1iubuieb: 2Hs
'ubr 1850, Serienbuua $500; Breiie oaTiir.
ten 5pit&eu $1.1O un6 $4.75. - Sdmetue :
3ufHhr 10000, Serieuouu9 5000; Breile ia,
ritrteu 3trtiaen $3.50 uub S4 5O.-Sdaefs:
3ufubE 10000, Berieuouu9 1000; 3reiis 6a'
ritrten 1ptihen $500 uu6 $500.
@ettntf5te teIeerapBH6e SepeF6ea.
- go rerloutet in Bottom, bag 8. ..
Dana, Der fIIHttge Sdaeuleifer Der :, Doug
lac 4re &omp.," BON bort auf etuem Segels
iaifte mad Suenps 4pres abserstt If.
- Bob Douuaer, Der notorti6e NiTou.ier
9idnbsr nnb 9eiperubO, Itest CUR 3eit TN
j3umt99nle 81 Stlunater, Rinn., i'm Sterz
ben. Setne 5pei Srii6er Sim uuo Cole,
bic 9let9 ipm 81 lebeusIdugIi9er Su9t5auss
bait oerurt9e;lt f1no, nerbrtugeu tdGIi9 NIB
rere StunSsH on ietuem 9uger.
- Sn Sarge, NOEb. .8alctc, III etu iuuaer
WIann, neI6er ftb fir einen iiingereu BFn.
Der oee 9er3o9s bon Durham nusga6, aIs
S9ptneler uerbuftet poroeH. Gr heist tn
gRtttlt1tett OsDalo RiSbeu, uuo Ieta Sater
beftnost fid neaeu SaIl9uus in eiuem eng.
Iiiden @ei6usnife.
= Trnnt 9opeu uub Srnnt BIepitt Iesteu
FiG uoraefell Iben6 bel Rarid1uu, Ulo., In
beronihtsm 5ufunbe ouf eiuem Babuaeleiie
Snul Shlofeu nisoer. Gin bnIb oarauf apr.
btifnbrsuoer 3ua t0stste 8sibs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
0as siu,ige gdmer5fiuuuss,g9lHel,

Dats5 Ioiort In elmer 6ts 5UnnBtq Wtuus
ten oud cine einmage anDenbung Bic iy.a..eruo4
ftlu Shmgt5eu bcie.ttst, gutIuuouH9eH Guoert uuo
Ggr9giuguen BcIlt, lei g on o5r euuge, i'm Jtlz
r.H, in ben 5tnseDsiosu ooer i0uitilen 8rhier ooer
-uau2r, gSlt 9e!i9 uu0 mnrleeno aub bic Shmsrz
iu 5u RbumatiIer, 0u BGtldguigen, est Shnl5
Gen, 5er Aruppd, oer 5grp0itn, 6tr Neurl,3Iieg
oo5r nit eiusr ionligen Stnnibdt SeiaueusH aud
igln WOqen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
ES Harb:

seFiern glabmittas I'M uhr i'm AIter BON AZ Sab
Ien unb 8 Nonaten nab turSem &raHtenlaaer pr.
6enru gt. Diefenbah, gtliebter @atte bon Augrfta
Ditfen6ad1, seb. Stons. Die Sterosuns fubet
tapr9sn, Ntfttfpodb, 90rmttass um 10 ubr, oou
BEN 5auie Der Shipieeermutttr, ytr. S34, gSsft'
Bratt:Sitaf;t, aus ftatt. Seiiesuus prte9ttm
Seius RIuIpen. (2l7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10

- Brancis 6outus, Elm in glr. l15, Stod
tOus4qtB, nObubufter yieger, I9gtHt bic
gshrtse Barabe ni9t beioH6ers iuterefaut
Refunben Bu ba6eu. &r Rabute, fpdbreH6 er
fi& bieielbe auIab, NIT iOIder Sebemeu3,
ea5 er fG ben uuterlieier Uerrentte. Or.
@. 9. llIriG bate groBe DiiGe, ibm leiue
RaumeriJeuse pieber in 6rau9bare Ssriais
iulg III bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
&ahnMnfaMA

Gofbeu, Sub., 9. September. - 3uei
SrGdtBiige Der pgafe.Sbores Sabu" coGtotrs
ten in Der gi6be BON bier, uno beioe SOTO
motipsn, iopie mebrere gBngeous uurO en-
bemolirt. @IiidItGer Beiie giuaeu feiue
Neni6enIebeu nerIoren. Der BerInff bel6uft
fi6 auf $4,000. AQsr SsIfebr auf Der
Rahulinie mar cine 3eitlana untertrodbeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
@aSwaN,s @eaDp WsEtef
ipit0 IoIogt glslalsrrna sspg

miro ioiOTt glsidteruu9 sapl9rsU,
Die Gnmenbung oe5 6eoOp Jieliei an oet 1Psi,ss
NO ois S1meBen iih 6eFaoeH, WtTo St9ig'egAhl
uao GtRoeraus seDdbru
~ SHui5ts cents ole 6Caias' 90
81 eobsn bel alien Rpot6dsm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
0lcttm'8
S6WCfC(= SGife

: 3n3uIdretbea 1T, peE6e ber
ciu;ige Btrtli9e
8toBe 9aWt 0tetut8et
: 1T. 9ardJ bic 9eiaRObeit83R'
traglt@e TnattiOa Otcie8 wans
Oer6areu 9cilmitttl8 pcrOea
oie trigen nnO NIT yett bers
: fopftea 4SOrra geOifuet aaO
0a5 SIut tann III boIfommes
uer 9leiu9eit 6t8 3ar C6ers
Fa9e cirfHliren. 9a8
0ta&G@e 0fciattat
TT cine lte6Iibe GOia aab
betBe Usit6tsfarbG 10
IeBr geI6att tit jcOeHt Girtel,
: 100 5djGRBeit
lire StittutpDe fetert,
9Rtet Sud- bOr trrefibreaOeH
: gtadagmuugcu.
- SCbnt: -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
o "a;

n1:n;III,sG5an: son1:nG1Isans S.$9 ROnSanfsans.
So1DaieI-Sa Baltimore, ben 10. September 1853:
M1oraeHs ZIG unh A6enbs 1856.
BetteE eEauSIt@&tW.-EaE 8geshT0nO
uuo Oeu Stftrttt Columbia flateB gSettttJ
uubefduoerte xentpetatus, u0EoEtde E3iuOC,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
Sta0t Baltimore.

Reeiftriruuq.-&e -&eferu pareu idnlmt.
liGe RegiftEirs 8dreaur Der Stabt uon 10 ll5r
frih bic 10 llbr GbsaoS Ofieu. IS regta;ir.
ten fid3 aefera taum 280 BSriOneu. 8ll
8iire0ur finb beute nod eiumal ge0ffuet.
y E b GII.-9efteLu yiu6mittGg pUr0eu
bic Salttmorer BON @tHciuuotier Club beftegt.
Die gScore" mar, tute fOIg::
Sn 9aIttmore:
Sta5iRSaa sa5:i#S6i :: .::: 9 5ISI5 4I9IdI5I66 g
f5erguiOn, Unportstiiter.
&tITon a1Sitd1tI" uno Gate rSQtper" fdr Baltimore.
9urqea rBitd3er@ H. &eenan rGater" fur Cincinnati.
Sn otum $:
aaa9aS sanfas,a3ta b.. -. 39III9I7I9IG IGI9
SR y5iIQ6eIg6io:
a55Is'5f s5B.s5Ia;.: IqISIS d5TSTII %
u. s. SiITns, Rr. 1O4, @eF.galtis
taDres, ner SBarpfraBe Brgenilber. 6rOBe
ausluagl TT lbren, SGmldiadjelt, Siaz
gen u. /: u. mad nen 1leHeiten guitern.
uufaIte. - 3wet Rnabsu, art6ur Sf.
fsIb, 16 Sabre alt, unb Charles geIIOu, y
Sabre aIt, pHrbeu geftern, tpibreub Der Bas
Inbe, nm y lbr, bon etnen ySIoat" III Bo'
BEN geporfeu, nls fie itf 6amtt beI9ifttgte1,
bon Der SGltimorefr. Bride 3ettel aufjules
len; SfeIb's Sauo mur6e Ieidlt nerIest,
tp6brenb yteIiOn etHe Serpuubuna am 3opI
baron trug 8eibe tuHrben mad ibren rep.
gSohnnngeu geGnbt.
- Gin 9uabe, Rameus gBil6eLm 3eIIer,
BON ytr. sos, Glib zBetbeIftr., erIitt bel einem
SturSe BON einem gSagen erbeblide 8erIets
3uugeu am 3opfe, tpslde ieine ueberfibruug
Ha6 benz uStaets 9oipitaI" uOtbueu0ig m1tls
ten.
- geors u. Smitb bon Str. 317, TOrO
BolifTase, ein Nugefteuter oer Eirma 9ebr.
g8iie in Scr. 1913, 8eft EapetteHra5e, feI
geitern Rorgen "A Ilbr on Ser gde Der Sa1s
ettes uub 2ibertptra5e BON eiuem Float, mo-
bel er fi@ berart tnuerIid uerIe6te, oaB er
nm 10 ubr seferu SOrutttaa tarb.
- Soiepb 9artr Elm Ruabe BON yir. 1912,
Sf'PratttraBs, trnt ftd geferu eiHeu gfageI
IN ben 6uB; er pHroe tn bas :, ,Staot'9olpt'
tai" gei4nfft.
= EbeOb. 6ersuiOu, NitsIieS Der yBb6uirz
S6lan9 Comp" aus BOugbteepfe, ytgp'
Yori, bate gefern i'm 6Otsl rgarrOaton" et'
uen eptIepttf9eu anfau, erboIte fth ieos4
baIb pisoer unter arStIt9er 8ebauOIuHg.
- 8m. q. S1Inub, eIu In Rr. "a, Glib
&albouufraBe, uobubafter @auu i'm 4ltsr
BON So SabreH, fttrbte geheru gta4mtttas
in bsm 9Ggerbnuie BON Sing g. aarftR, Rr.
402, sgGf'6ranlItHfra6e, ben glebatorI4abt
6iuunter uuo brad 6as liute Bein. gr
parb mad 6er1 DgtuEsIauber lluiUsrFtatss
SoipitaI" gei4Gfft.
S1.2O na@ sSASbiR9tott Gtto st&ett6
at&f Der Baltimore. Sbtc6a6n."
Siuete uerben CUR 5ubrt mad gBaibtHgton
fir ale 3Hge Der SaItimeres . bios SabH"
bonn 9. bic eiuiGIieslid ben IA. September
Uerfauft uub blsibeu sHr Seimtebr bis eiHs
I9IissIiG ben is. Ssptembsg sttltig. (2l6-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10

pr. auguff 9etnemeber, 6efen
gp oncoer aIlen."31 f ftauratfo n
.. ~ 70 7. sos, 9 uuoue u, ipii1en @ambens
GuO eon@S9frobe, fiG pabrenb thrss lang
lo9tl9en Sefunoes unter berIelben Qeituna
ent9 5noortomr1euoe prompte uub reeIIe Be-
Ss,,enun9 s, Der Sute sineu pobIbeariinbeteu
@al efpotbeu, bat ieiu btibdes Qoful in ber
teeten 5stt gelGmaduOl reaouiren lufisu uab
1Itil etne gut elnaeri&tete SSsiie. Il gmftern.
Bar erher SInfe bereiGert, S1oIih mirS
BON frdh 10 bic Radmtttao i iI5r Elm Elm
elesanter @abel' Smbts ieruirt: Wiontas sen
8. Septemberr benz geainue Der NefmSS,s M an
@breu ben 8an1en Gag biu6ur& Fin sTtrn.
feiuer 9uni6 anfgetifGt. Die @etrSnf, Hss
$eiutmepsr'iden @tabIiiemeuts fiuO uor,iio.
lid; bic frebenstes Biere finb SEQ. 8oasTS.
fGmibfiHes GrtrasS Staubarbs uub uobInnn.
eeuoee Ii9tes Bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
gr Praftt3trte nit 02. R. &.

UlOutague, Ter.
d. R5gUa9 d So. - SD babe J5rt arinelgu felt
20 SaGrcn Ge5rlubt uHo babe In teuem Sale BON
ztuadir0it 0ftje9u, cine sur gu teWutteQiaen.
SD 8tJylut Jtiat5, ais SIR Jltoog 6eliei unb j6rs
1iuU. 5bOs, S. J0ugs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
WtMter QunM.

Gbartotte, R..@., 9. 5eptam6.r.-
ter 9eReuS BON StanIen'&reet, gnftonsGo.,
beIridt boGaruOige 4uiresuus iibeE oa5 Gau.
GGu ces Sobu SigmonO, zines eiubetuigeu
Bs9tra. Sigmpub par Gle grbeiter auf Der
5arm Oes 8. y. giOore In @ufon. gouutn
bdtaf,iGt. @eferu Qbenb giHg UluOrs Gaf's
6slt uuo Iies ietne sp0Ifiabrt9e EOdtsr aGeiH
IN 3auie jnrHd. Der tpOQaAtse gteger
madte eineH HufittIifeu Angriff quf 6a8
DidhGeu, ipIr0e aber bur6 Die 3Rddisbr
WcOrs's, Der auf bte 6iiIferuie IeiueE Eo1ter
berbstgeetIt mar, on ieiuem SOtba6eu 5srs
binbert. Sin idueu gebiIbetes ggua Iert1t
oerultbeiIte ben gteger gum Eobe, unO, BON
9ugeIu bnr6bObrt, iant er peuise Qliauteu
ipdter tObt uieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
Ern,,tniinnen.

PrGfbent Sorriiou fiiuotSte beute Ibeno
fuIseube @rueunuEgeu au: Sec. gB. 2pou
gum pSuruenOr Of @ofums" fir yiem' Y0rf,
9beoOor 3. gBiIlis gum y Naoal Officer" fir
Rep. Dclt, @rnfi yiatbau gum SnEnnofeuers
Siunsbmer fir Sen erfea 8lfritt ben ytep'
g)otf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
germfSmteS.

Die beutige Gteusr @innatme betrug
S717, ,626 un6 bic i3Oueiuuabme 1858, 761.
Cur @inl0iung befigmte NatiOuaIs SGntz
yIoteu i'm BetrGge BON 1882 ,4O1 lteiea beute
i'm G5dlnborrte Elm
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Set'm Orttten Qrc8efTe f&6esTa0rt.

Suu Srau3t8co, 9. Septbr. - 9r.
2Ieneu1n q. Bomeu pnroe bier oes Eobt,
id3Iu9S i9uIbig befuubeu, bsgaugen Dor Bpet
Sabren On &alp Smitb in 8e6noob. .Sitp,
Gal. Smitb, Der 8ebaIteur elmer 3eitlns
in 6s6n0obs@it mar, ber0feRtli9te eiueu
glitiieI, iibsr ben fdl POpsu belei0i8t fiiblte.
ais er fur3e 3ett Narauf oem 0tebutteur aut
Der Sirase begeguete, entiau0 etu Stgeit
5pti6eR 8etben, pobsi 2seterer get0btet
murbe. BoDeu nHrbe tn 9febDOo0 &it1
bpeimal prO3eifirt, aber bic Jur9 fOnute fi6
beibe 9laIe ni9t etuigeu. Der brittle ProBeB
iauo Ia San SrQu3isco fiatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10
aie aeIaen etnes enfIons.

Sus bporosrupbiidbe Siireau Oer0feutItft
eiueu Ian9en 8eriGt, aus pel6em berocr'
9ebt, hGs bic In ben Iesteu paar Saseu an
Der &iife bon SeIanGre, RemsDort uuS
Connecticut etngetreteHeu boheu 6lHtbDelen
nur bic SOlge zines Der Siifie eatlan9 bot
riidenhen BirbelTtErmeS fin6.
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Eaf=4cUs gort ben l.. Eeem6sr 1888.
d tGoga1.-,}W UJrilCu SCuWgT Wur0s tt Uor
Gholey1zN,oJbu5 bsiousn uro alhoGm d ungefi6r
Aue5 o9nG Sti08 uuiuht Butg, 50lte mgiaa 5rlll
Sd WuyoC beiUo6c 1u3eutlitlth qeheilt. G5gsUjJrt
u;. el0ses &eyguu9eu, oos R. W. u. Gucu, Die an
SGmGBen oosJ HCaUIpilH i'm DiagtH icloe1, Ju cms
u5ftleu. IS mar cine GjO-tG5lGba Iiir mid.
G5urlCS 5bouftclo, Jtr. 2I GlWooo'A0t,
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aus Oct SMnOcsbaWptitaot.
Sergoae+ef bet attertfaati1enS tinS
Die oatdb tba ertusGten Bsiosantiie Del
s,t~nh1fSd1et SH6d1tE.

earopatid,ea RadIts.
harrington. 3. g., 8. September.
Die 4ufmeriiamfeit oes Staatsbeparte'
ments miro bur9 uniere SouiuIu in europa
auf bie 8eiursuiie seIeutt, pelte Der be-
ucrfebeuDe @unereS Der umerifnniid1eu gia'
tioneu inter ben eurOpdt6eu RdGten erz
nedt. Siele 3eituu9sausl4uitte ftuo bem
9spartemeut geididt pcrben, aus meI4en
berpcrsebt, bag bie eurppdiide Brefie oils
6eiultat ienes Sou9refies cine SoroerHn9
bss SauNeIs suiiGen RCrN' unN StiSzGme'
rifa Sur Beun@tbeiIisuns Oes eurOp0tiaen
9au6eIs beftirdtet. Die en8lii9e Preffe bat
fid aber bic Sad5e uid3t beion6ers aufgeregt,
uIetn bic beutideu, 6firetd)iiden, ipanifdlen
nno frnn56fifeu 3eituugen, eini4lte6It4
etIther cffisiIier uu6 bulboiftii0ier Btatter,
ftnb 10 nett se9augeu, oaB iie bic 5eior8uiB
unierer Na6baru I'M SiioeH 81 erreseur tn
tsm fe prop6ejeien, bns Der &OngreB nGr Der
erf1e Shritt In elmer Beneauus iet, nm ben
Ser. Staten aud III puIiltider Qtufttt ote
3erriGaft iiber bic iapateren gtatiOueu gu
ueridafieH.
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gttipt fraaf.-Sts 6tnansIasetm a5roHaen
SStaLtett,

9tiipi fraat.-Sts IftuanaIagStnt H5toIielen
StaIteh,
8ou, 9. Sept Signor &rilpi [etbet an
Blaieufein. gBie es betst, mtr6 er fid5 benz
uGdlif cine Sparatseu unter3ia6en uiifTen.
Die 6tnaujlage i'm n0rOIiGeu Staliea fdugt
on, tie 8saieruug ;u bsuurubiqen. RebreTs
IettenSe Sanlen tn Surin baben ibre 3abluu,
gen ein9efeut. Der RarHuis Sptnola, bas
QGupt 6es inter oem Rameu yBauca Ralio.
unIe" beianuten Spntifats, III uerIdpuubeu,
mas augemetne Sefiir3una oeruriaht bat.
0sraate absr a6ntsta gittortas abs
oaaFaae.
2on6ou, 9. Sept. - SerI6tpeiie Uer.
Iautet, oas i'm HGGfiea 0toHat bic Ratieriu
5rieoriH mad Slorsu3 geben uRS bort in BENT
ielben BnIaft gSobuung Hebueu mir6, in
peIdem i'm bOrigen Sabre ibre gfutter ae.
pobnt bat. 9ort miro fie ben Sela6 6es
3nilers uub Der Saiiertu BON 9eutIhlau6
empfauseu, un0 3u9Ieid ruirb 96uiatu Bill
torin BON @uglauo 6Srtbin tommeH. Hui
6tsier SamiIieHsuiammeutunft Iou baun
uidlts Geringeres perhau6eIt nerben, als Der
BIan Der S0ntgtn bon @uslnno, Al @uufeu
0es Briu3en uOE gBaIes ab0Buuufeu.
SrIano.
Dubtiu, 9. Septembsr. - ggdhreub
cine @eIeui1aft geferu NbeRb eiue Seaels
fabrt nHf benz ailaruegiee mat]te, teutsrte
ibr Boot, un6 ehe 6ulfe eriheiHeu touute,
pareu Ie6s Berionen ertrRuIen.
SRIsartsa's aaI.tbe.
@ofta, 9. September. - gBie man Der.
uimmt, fiHo Die llatsrhaubLuueen nit eiuem
umerifaniiden Sbubitat iiber beu Ibihlus
elmer gnIeibe ms Stoden gerat5eu. 9eutid1e
uRb 6fireidiidle Stuan3mGuuer boteE Der Rss
gieruu9 ibre 8ienFe an.
Der etoBe aIts s@wabRi@a in Rasts.
Burts, 9. September. - SIN 8erIaufe
5es ibn III @breu segebeaeu Baufeus belt
8Inbaoue eine Rtoe, IN mel6er er auf bas
ftetige BnGstbuu Der amariIaRiiben Beo6ls
leruue bturpiee uuo u. U. iagte: So m6tte
ben QnipruG Amerita's anerIauut miTeu,
bas gross Organ Der m1dtigen eualti6eu
Spr1te 3u ieiH oeer bod ,z naber 3ufuuft
3u mer6en. @Ietderneie m6tte i'd meiuer
Befrieoiguus bnrabsr 4usbrud uerIeibeu,
oas ietu Ding In Der BeIt, neuu nid5t ouri
uuIere eteene Storbett berauf beItuoreu, uns
treuuen nub iene mebr cher minber ebrsnuol.
len 3pihigtetten rpieoer eutfaGeu f1unte, bic
bisber suiiGen uns sennItet bubeu.G Nuf
bic Re6e @labfoue's ernioerte Der omerffu.
niId5e Nusfeuunas @9mmiffGr Sud in eiuis
gen pofeuhsu Bcrten. Die bieliaeu Bitter
fnb iiber @Iabfcne's auipr06e bes Robes
bou.
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Sebtt Sa6rE 306t6aas.

2out8uiIGe, Rp., 8. september. .-Sn
Sefi.rIOnOtlIe, SHo., purbe am SGmftag So
igpG Stuls pegen gSerIettung gum 0teiueto
unO @ntfitbruuB Ter 14=tdbrigeu Carrie Iibs
lep, Der 80dter elmer angeebeHen 2OuisUiller
6pmiLie, 3u 3ebn SabreH 3u6tbaus oerurs
tbeilt. StuIB's S9peifer tf ote Stefmutter
bes YtIbdeas, teb0t trifft fte feline S@Ilb
all CEN 8erasben. StuLe, Der Gas WdodeH
BET ieiuer 9hnefer teuueu Iernte, itberres
Oete ss, ju bei6p8reH, baB es tm beiratbsfa.
bigeR alter iet unb fie IieB feb baun NIT
SIulB trQueu.
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S6nciOer e. 5tt6s,
- Barianhn n--
@ptegelu uuD 8tlDerraDutem,
Nr. II, SF1BaItmOresStr.
naTR erer abeu, aure, bttttge Bretf
9tonn= ,,,,D sraeI=lluterrsd,t. J..

@iner beItrdntten Nntahl BON Sbhern nlro non
orin6iider lnterridt mad oem o. Sep!ember erthetlt
BON SstI. aRarie GiseRrGus, Nr. 42S, nSt S9f@
(SeptAglUtIJ
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gir. 115, Gnltoafry gtetus9orf.
=. i. r.
DADWAY'S
"a READY RELIEF
Die biQi9ite uuo bette 2lrjuei fir 6amts
Iisusg gebrau5 In Der 8eIt.
Sin 0lttteI gegcn aGe
Soalsttter : 9F0ttt1ettett,

Gin bOIber bis ga einem IBcel6ffel Uou In ciuem
BolUe1 Glalc 28dIer BELT in Ucn8gn yttuuteH SrdHts
NerpoNtlt 1d)lah0hateit, Giaub0c Bu9r, gbolerd,
&olt, 8d9uugsn un0 0ue unCrnAen Hranfbetteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-10

u. s. SiIfng, Rr. 1O4, ggeF. galtis
MORE, Der SBarpfraBe BrBenilber. 6rOBe
ausmabl TT llBren, S9mlfIafer, Riaz
gen II. /. u. mad nen ileIeRen WuferH.
- (2IG-2I1
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iociatiou." ."StoFe um bic @inIagen uuO 800
eptra rom Ausfeuunas SereiH; Ssfttmmuug
6te beften aus 5 Dieilen.r Seats;" 5iager
blieb g&abaIbn nit y5oteInuo" an 9. 5te1e
in 2.274, 2.34 unb 2.29 Uliuuten;
5peitss Renuen: 2.27sRlafie: nm cine
S0rie BON $1,000; Sieger bIisb y8etuaa nit
pGcUOu" on .. uub ,,SiIal" On 8. StelIe
Seit-2.221,2.23t uao 2.23;
brittes &eHueu: fir 8 Sabre alta Biar6e
nm bte @iuIa9en uno $1OO BON beu1 rRarp.
lanber Observation-Disclosures" Sieger bIteb
uFeniuiuIasBOb" nit yGiSe" on 2. Steue a;
3eit-3,03, sos uub 3.O7.
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0eC uB QItlm0re Ete0ertrQ n !"
peI4er ii6 9ehern nit bier fundeu an Ser
gr0sca SHnuirie Barate batbeiItate, betdm
BON Quamarts einiee 5au3esbriiosr Bu Sat,
psmIi& bic SS. gBtIb. 5eaoe, Sol. @SSssiitiu
uub SoAn GaHstp BON gSanged lldnHGT,
in BbIoeeIpbia uno go. 5erbert, so. Strn1ge
uub gF. SGmiRfe 00m 0S5uggrbulO" IN
WaIbiuntnu.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-02
Gross-RroWu.

Married, at junction City, Thursday
morning, April 25, 1889, by Rev. j. n
McClung, VIM. Gross, of Junction
City, and Miss May Brown, of Abilene.
The parlors of Mrs. Carver, at the
Capt. Mcclure residence, where the
ceremony was performed, were bowers
of floral beauty-lilaes, apple blossoms
and viOlets seem to vie with each
other in pealing charming chimes of
perfume from their dainty bells. The
bride was attired in delicate costume
of albatross and silk, with roses and
lilies. Only few immediate friends
and relatives were present - the
groom's family and the brides only
sister, Mrs. s. A. Cooper, of this city.
The happy couple were generously re-
membered by such substantial presents
as furniture, table linen, silver, etc.,
also numerous ornamental souvenirs.
After short trip they will settle
down to the realities of life III juno
ton City, where the groom is a WE'LL
known business man, and where their
home, ready furnished, awaits them.
That they may realize their brightest
apticipations is the wish of the brides
many friends in this city, and
"Come sleet or come snow,
May they stand by each other, however It
blow ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-02
Switch Decision Reafhrmed.

The state board of railroad commits.
sioners issued yesterday their final de-
cision in the case of the Abilene con-
Meeting switch between the Santa Fe
and Union Pacific railroads. The case
was originally decided March 81. The
Santa Fe complained against the
Union Pacific for refusing to receive
from it over connecting track empty
cars to be placed by the defendant
company at elevators, mills and ware
houses situated on its own tracks. 1t
was also complained that the Union
Pacific refused to receive loaded cars
from the connecting road to be deliv-
cred to points On its line.
The commissioners, after a careful
consideration, reaffirmed their former
decision, which was appealed from and
decided that there was no reason why
the Union Pacific should bot switch
cars when requested and when eompen-
sation vas offered for the same.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-02
Hard for Croakers.

This is hard weather for croakers.
On Saturday they declared that if we
didn't get rain Kansas would be surely
in the soup. A shower was an abso-
lutte necessity and they were positive
that it would not come, hence propbe-
sizes of desolation dire were preached,
Last evening, however, after a. dsY 81
GOODNESS, the rain came ard faz twenty.
four hours has seaksd tAs sod untn :,
can held 10 gaore aoEturA r, ia 70,
lsa1H to assert thst x,h;nc !. ...s
it is certain that so far a
..nan judgment can discern TINS sec
ton will see the biggest wheat ant
corn crop of a decade. This is a har'
wear for croakers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-05-02
added to this Union. They have

added to this Union. They have
grown rich and powerful. Four more
new ones are soon to be added. The
stripes of our banner will have iu make
way for the stars.
And as the stars outnumber the
stripes, there is naught in their union
can stay their progress This Union
we must continually pray for, work for,
vote for, and if need be, fight for.
With all the civil disturbances we have
had within this Union within the CEN
trry, and all the contentious from
without, we today are stronger union
than ever in our history. And besides
this, we lake a first rank among all the
nations. For all this we are indebted
TO the God of Nations. The inspired
truth NAV most literally be applied to
u.s. God hath not dealt so with any
nation. Praise We the Lord"
The remarks were earnestly listened
to and much enjoyed by the large audi
ence.
my Country tits of Thee" was the
next hymn, which all joined in singing.
Rev. G. NJ. Sharpe offered a touching
prayer; the national hymn, "Red,
White and Blue" was sung; the bene-
diction was pronounced by the Rev. T.
F. Stauffer, and the audience was dis
missed with their patriotism renewed
and their love of America, the home of
the free, strengthened.