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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

The citizens of the Rock Mills District
had public meeting at Roberts, on Sat-
nrday the 9th inst, to take into consid-
Grafton the ,propriety of establishing a
high grade school in their midst. After
addresses by Rev. Hugh MeLees and
Col. G. W. Miller, they resolved to arise
and build, and Committee was appoint.
ed to solicit subscriptions. Keep the
ball rolling, friends, and don't stop until
you have the house up and the man in it
at work. The cotton crop is fine, and
there will never be better time than
now. Your sons and daughters are
growing up around you and are calling
for something higher and better than the
district school affords them, and give it
20 them in the country and at home, that
they may cultivate love of the country
and of home, and not be drawn off by
the hos-bed life Of city society, which at
best only produces sickly growth that
has to be sheltered from the rude blasts
of the storms of life. One of the things
that is the matter with our country to-
day is the drift of things toward the city
away from the country, and what the
country needs to day as much as any
thing else is cultivated men and women
on its farms and in its homes. Cultiva.
ted people seek the society of cultivated
people, and if it can be found at home
and on the farm it makes the home. life
and farm.life more attractive and salts
flying. The strength of our institutions
is in a contented, thrifty, cultivated
rural population, surrounded with the
comforts of life and some of its luxu.ies,
perhaps. The weakness of our irstitu.
tiuns lies in the city populations, driven
b. pressing need, like galley slaves, to
their daily toll, With all the lightness
and joy of life gone out, with but few of
the comforts, and none of the luxuries of
life, with no hope in the future for them.
selves and none fer their children, dis.
enterested, dissatisfied, at enmity with
society for their hard lot, they become
ripe for riot, ruin and revolutions, living
as they are in an atmosphere favorable
to the germiuation and growth of these
noxious weeds. So then let US do all ne
can to strengthen and support our coun-
try schools, and to better the condition in
life of our rural population.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24
TEA6HEBS'GoLUMN,

-a All communications intended for
this Column should be addressed to D. n.
RUSSELL, School Commissioner, Ander'
son, s. @.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

The Trustees of Brushy Greek, Hall
and Corner Townships request us to an
nounce that their public schools will
not open until the 1st Monday in jan
uary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24
An Arkansas Shaker.
"Wall, old feller, what's the matter?

"Wall, old feller, what's the matter?"
.Only a little agur, stranger, but /
thought I would shake myself out er my
hide"
"I've had 'em myself, friend; I TUX
DR.. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic and
I never have shake
Good advice to friend who was shak-
ing is implied in the friends reply. No
case of malaria has ever been found
which bafTled its curative powers, and
one physician has used it successfully in
the treatment typhoid fever. 1t costs
only S1.00 bottle aud one or two bottles
will stop the fever. Buy it of all your
druggist.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

Seventy million dollars in gold have
gone abroad from the United States this
year-most it on account of the Paris
exposition, it is believed,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

According to the Annual Report from
this Office the average length of the pub.
lie school term for the County was 8
fraction over four months. Some of the
Districts went beyond this, but some fell
under it, which cuts the average down.
There was raised by the two mill tax last
year s10,2l2 SS, and from polls s4,O73,
making total school fund of s14,2S5.SS
for the year. The average pay of the
teachers of the County is for males
s24.S4, and for females $50 S6. Nos. /,
2, 8, II and 1S average higher than any
of the other Districts, each of them pay.
ing respectively s28.65, s26 SO, s3o76,
s9l.2 .28 and s28.9S, and the smallest aver
age in the County is No. 10, .hich pays
only Sl5.17. The largest enrolment is
No. 4, which reports total of So7, the
next in No. 8, which has COL, and the
smallest is No. lS, which has 1873, and
the next smallest is No. 5, which has
223. The largest average attendance is
reported by No. 8, 4S0, with No. drumming
a close second, having 398. The small.
est average attendance is in No. Il, 1872,
and the next smallest is No. Z, 210.
Just Why there should be difference of
about $500 in the pay of males over
females we do not understand, for there
are seventy three females to forty nine
males, and more of the females hold first
grades than of the males. 1t may posi-
bly, proceed from the idea that some
entertain that woman is not worth as
much as man, even though she does the
same work and does it az we'll. Evi.
IDENTIFY our teachers are not going to get
rich on these salaries.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

extend cordial invitation any who come the
City to can and see us, They certainly oWeit to them
ISL selves to Het no chance passto buy their
ss@s=Ss Merchandise Right!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
Weir -Mnrfrr gln6lrI6lfetr.

Reu gort, 20. 5ePt.-Der 3ampfar
nSonbG" tuirb morgeH NIT peiterer Ulaugr
i4aft uu6 arbeitsmateria! fiji Die DRicara.
auns3analgeieuidaft" bon bier nah san
Suau bel ytOrte (SreptOmH) abgebeu.
- Gut0nio 5tGccomtO, met9er am Is.
SUM- B. Sc. tn Ieiuer 8Obuung in SapaEo'
ftrnBe ieiue Srau AugeIiue nit eiaem 5dgels
eiieu erIdIagen bate, Duroe 0ou elmer SIrp
In 4bthetIuug ber @eaeraIaiHisn iitr pa5a.
fiunig eridIt. Die Iersta Guau un0 Tttd,
neIhe BEN @eifieeauRanb oes StaIieRers ieit
Ieiuer SerbaitHug beobuGteteu uub uaterluG.
ten, uadten gefern In @eltht ibre ausio
gen, tpnrauf &tGter Coming ben SIrFnuigeu
0em Stuats'StreubGus juP0ugbteepiie ii6er'
mics.
-6enrp Fitzgerald, peI9er i4On aDetmaI
Der @aft oe5 StaatsgefGugaifes in Sius.
cling mar uHb befeu fir ibu 10 gaRltds
gtaueru erFt Dor orei BoGen 5erlafieu bate,
beuuste bic e, fe Radt ietuer 5reibeit oa;u,
nm bem Seinr.1 @deRauer auf Der S,raBe
ieiue 8aarIda,t 81 raubeu. auer6iHg5 be-
flano bic 0estere MIR aus 13 Gents, bod mar
bic Summe btureideno, nm oem Rauber
abermaI9 16 Sabre 3adtbausbaft eiuBubrtas
gen, tpoBu Rtdter Coming Fitzgerald geferu
0erurtbeiIte.
- Better 6fepuoIbs, 40 Sabre ait, uurbe
um 412 llbr beute (Treitagl yfatt BON Sto.
renee 4. &ouObue, einem SIOrif, nit Oefeu
@attin er eiu SegbdltuiB gebabt habeu ioQ,
nit eiuem Srau9trmefer erfo9eu.
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ste Gherotefen IN Seprata. i.

IfIantQ, @a., 20. september, - pr.
q. 6. Sues DON Oem @beroIeien'SuSiauer,
Stamme fam fiir3Ii1 mad bieier Stabt, nm
aue 6aIbbIHt. G1erOteieu, weIte fi4 in @eor.,
gta aufbuIten, ~ bspegeu, fib nit ben g5e.
ToteIen rpteber 3u ueretuisen. Sc iinb beretts
tiber so Sabre Der, Oa5 Die gberotssu bieieu
Staut perIteseu. Stele bon ibnea, rueIte
loon NIT 8eiBeu Chen siugesunseu uuren,
naren iebuG suriid gebIieben, un0 bieatnber
aus oieieu Chen gehoreu gum Gbetl test 3I
teu auaeiebsnfien Siirgern oes Staates.
Sbes laSt, bie @bercieieu batten bei9Iufeu,
ibr Sortbe feben uu1 ardften gu f0rcsru, unb
niiRidteu, bas gls, tpeIde ibaeu ourd SIuts
bertpanbtidaTt nugshSren, 3u benz alien
StGmme suriidtebren. Bte GO beist, uerSeu
In eiuiaen 0oGsn rs TamilieR Don 9alb.
bIut SubiQuern ibre Bobutdtten in oieiem
Gtaate uerIQfeu uuO fd 81 eem aEtsu
Gtamme begebeu; cine grS6ere au5ubl bon
5uIbblut. Gberrtsisu gebsuft, iPatsr uO4su.
folgsu.
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germtRte aprfd,unes sretfenpe. .

BtnHepeg, Ran., 20. September. -
Briefe BON @rafen 9eiaiuuiQe uuo Sru.
@ueret, 3net GngIiu6ern, uel4e Dor fiiuf
cher ieGe Rouatea Uoa bier abrsiRsu In Der
Abf6t, nod meter na9 Roroen porBubriaz
gen, Ols Goro Gonseale, iiuo bier eiHsetroiieu.
Die S1reibeu unrbeu Dor iiber 3pet Uiouas
ten BON Sort @biPpepapau aus abaeIdidt.
Die 8eiieuoen batteu auf ibrer fSa6rt ii6er
ben ItbGbaecasSee eEueu beftigeu Sturm
an befdmpfen, wel@er linen Ifpere Stra,
pnsen ueruriadte. 8ou Sort @bippepa6an
aus molten ite il9 mad B0iut Barrop, BEN
n0reItdieu Bunfte BON Alasfa, begeben uub
einige 3eit bet ben nrleritaniiaen Rartne.
icItaten rGfens tuel5e bort cine &ettuuasftap
tiou etobItren. Sie ernarteteu, Boiut Bar
rom segeG Nttte auguf gu erreidsu, i'm
EGlle fie iiiGt enId ieiubIime Gsttmos bella
ftigt tpiirSeu. Bis iest fiub fie nod nid,t on
jenem Buntte eineetroffen, un6 man fiIrGtet,
eas ibHsn Elm llusItid suesROssu III.
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NJebMt9rE&e%

Gt. Gouts, 20. 9eptbr.-RIub5ie6: SHD
fubr $500, SerisuouHs -; Yreiie bart
trteu 3miiaeu $2.10 un6 $4.55.-S4Tsine /:
3Hfubr 100, BerieuoHns -; Rreiie ba.
ritrterl Sptfden $3.50 uuo $4.4O.-S4aafe:
.3ufubr 1000, SerienbHn9 -; BreiIs 0a'
Iiirten stpii@en 1920 unS $3.50.
gaf.Qtberta 3d., 20. September. -
&tub5ieb: 3ufnbr $40, SerienoHn8 $40;
greie Soriirten 3ntiaeu 1926 unO $4.25.
- Sdueiue 3ufu9r 440O, SerieuOuHo
$500; &retIe uarttrteu 3Uti8eu $4.SO Hn6
$4.65.-SdanIe: 3ufubr 1900, SerieuOuug
1900; Brsiis uartirteu iEpti4sa 5000 uuS
S4.75.
96teagu, 20. Septbr.- GRtubOte5: 3E,
fubr $500, BerieuSuua $500; Bretie nariir.
ten 3nfGeu 1925 unb $40. - S9peiue:
3ufnbr 16, 900, BerienOun9 1000; Preile ba,
riirten swii9en $3.50 uHb $4.75.-Saaafs:
3uIutr 5000, BeTIeubuna 5000; $reEIe co.
ritrteu Smii&ea $3.50 uue $500.
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sfrdhfnae nus Gnnriitlr. .

Repsgorf, 20. September. - Som
Ser. StanteusSoaiul In Srinibao, Dtart s..
Sanper, gtug Der @tnpaubernugss Commit.
fiou cine Mttbeiung su, tpoua9 fi4 in Erts
ntSo6 cine Gn3abI Gra5ii1e StrGfliaae be-
finbeI, bic nabriteiuIid ben &eriuh MAIDEN
trerteu, uG6 6sn Ser. 5tnnteu 3u tommen.
Or. San9er itreibt, eiRe gro5e Nu3abl 4ra=
ber, bic Ueri@iebeuer 8erbredeu balber BON
Der frau36fihen 8egterung mad Sapenue be.
pozttIt noroeH ieteu, befiuben ii9 lest In
ErtrtbGb, no fe oort Beriibter Serbre6ea
baIter uuter BoIi5eiauffGt faa6eu, Der fte
fG aber burh 6te Sludt ua5 cen Ser.
Staaten ;u E t3ieheu uGnidteu. 6: babe
Die ueri6iebeueH 9ampferLinieu, peI1e bts
refie 8erbinbung nit ben Ser. Staateu bQs
Ben, Dor Ger 8efGrberuug btaler 9eute ne.
DatHt, es Iegten abeE bdufts anOere Sabrs
jauge bert an, auf pelden Die 3eporttrten
nnbri9etllid NIT leihter gttbe BaIfage er.
b0tten f0Enteu. BTGFoent Ri6pa9 0eaut,
rortete bns Sdretbeu bes RonIuIs 5apner,
inbem er bsmjeIbeu etuen 8anf fir Die Gtltz
tbeiluug abfattete unb ibn erln9te, 3u rtd,tis
ger 3eit ibR 3u beuG4riGtigeu, Oh uuo nit
lpeIdem 5abrjeuB Oie als @tnpaubersr bier
Iuern iinI6ten 4rOber abgefabrau Ieten.
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ser ReISnsorFf.

Bemsgurt, 20. September.- FrIssuSes
fnO bic S4IuBuottrHusea: @eIb er6ffuete 81
4-55 uub i9Ios ;u 4 Bro3ent. - Sterling
gBedieE $4.84 auf ie6E3ts Gage mo
$4.87I auf Sidt. Sau6es SbIigatioueu:
4'pro3. 1878, 43'pro3. 1O58, SsproBentige
-. - attieu: a6ams' &rpres I49, Gen.
trnIs BRciTc S51, &beiapeatesS1io -, grtg
295, Ditto Brtor. SO, Slltnoiss Central 1862,
2GfesSbore 1865, RewsSeriess Central 1904,
yiortb bsgBe efera 1135, Ditto Brtor. 142, gten
gort Central 1O84, Sbiu TUFifippt 233r
Ditto Brtor. 80, Btttsburs 1853, Reabtng
464, ct. BauI 73, bitto Brior. 115E,
gRRHernslIrinn a5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
NGE1ff1Eme aecIeri,rrF6,,fer.

&bicugO, 20. September. - @iner De-
Peid]e aus can 6rauJiacO 3ufoIge toulmgn
tt0B bes autisGbtueieugeieBes nod immer
Diafen Don &anaB0pfen bort al. Der Dams
pier n@aeLc" brGdta Uiittpoh anger Der DIT.
nefi9en 9einuOtiauft ni1t meniger, ais 100
@biueen; "a OerieIbeu paren Traueu, oereu
Eluaun9 inter Ugm 2'gI.gIR6t, oa5 r. UIe
@atttnneu bier auidiitger &hiueien ieteH, burd
SQbeag @oipus Gefeble erjpHHgen neroeH
fou. gs erifttrt iebof gutter @runo 10 Der
&nnabme, bQB te BrOfttutrte fiaO, uaO Der
3cucouettOr miro tire 2aubuug 80 bintertretz
ban iuGeR. Ser hinefiibe Sfta0euban0el
10 Elm i'm 3uuebmen begrifenes @eidIft.
DIdodlen tperOen in China tbreu @lteru uuter
oem S0rnanb, baB fte mad Imerifa ge6ra@t
uno oerbetratbet tpeToeu ioueu, iitr SIO0 Bis
$500 ob9etapft uuO 6ann bier 3u 2aube fit
$3.50 bic $4,000 on Sorbeue peliGa5ert.
Ser GoIettor erftdrt fid3 eutfdlOfieu, ques
aufubietea, um tieiem i@ma@OOuen S1Qz
der etn Sube III MAIDEN.
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Hug &9ew{FD.

WRrtfO, 20. September. - Sa Geras
@ru5 ptit9et Elm beftiser 8iuos upO 8sgeus
RHlm.
8ie hiefge SauttGtabeb0rbe IN nit off
bieIIeu grpetimeuteu iiber bic Blrtung 6eS
8ropnsSequaros&!irirs" auf aIte Beriouen
beihaftiQt.
Set Eagos on bet OGenttals sgaBn" eutz
DIetfie gefRru Elm 3us tn GOIge BON Sinbers
Hifien, bic ton Baaoiteu Guf Die 9sleiie ges
legt nOroen. gta6 Der gut9IeiIung fam es
su eiHem Sampf jpii9eu ben Baia9iereu
uu0 Sanbtten, In peldem ein gtauu get0o=
tet Hn0 bret ihmer oermnnbet nnrben.
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9ee Observation-Disclosures tn sowt.

gfeps Srlenns, ga, 20. September.
Die aus QnIaB Der BOuObetriigereteu elm
geIeitete Iuteriu6ung bat ergeben, baB bic
Serlufe, neI6e Der Staat 6urh bic uuaeb0.
rige 8ernusgabung bon cOniOIioirten 8onbs
erIeiben miro, melt gr08er iein oiirfteu, ais
nripriiugItdl augenommeu rpuroe. gttdlt
OGletu ftnO Bombs I'm Betrage uou $3O8, 900,
bereu @Ou3eTirung au9e0r0uet mar, in ben
80rienmartt gebratt pOrbeu, iouberu befia.
ben fi6 nu9 In S1nbeu bon BribatperIouen
cine Au3abl oterpro3entiger Jog. confituttoz
neler Bents, bte SpeifelOs in betrigsriiher
g8eiie ausaegebeu rpOr6eI fiub. gtau bat
rod uidlt erlaittelt, Die Die BoabfOrmuIare
aus benz S6asnmt selaust ftub uuo uer Die
uuteri6rtften oes @ouueraeurs unO bes
Staatsidatuleitsrs auf ben Bombs gefdllft
bat. 3hatia9e if, baB BON ben $1OO. .Boubs,
bereu i3abL geietlid Guf 200 Itmitirt mar,
iest mtuoefens 242 ausfebeu, nG5reao bic
3abl Der $500 Bombs, BON beueu niht r1ebr,
GIs 80 Uerausgabt perbeu iolIteu, 3ur 3eit Sc
betrGgt. Die geuaue 3abI Der gefdliGteu
Bombs 1T nod nidt ernitteIt uOr6en. Die
in lmIanf 8eieeten Bombs merben fid i'm
geuunertbe auf 100000 beIanfen. Otlt
ben bereits ge3ablteu i3tniea biirfteu bic
SOubbetriise etueu Betrag TON ettua
elmer Wiuion Dollars erreiGeH.
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WeAe ssuo TRr sCnIteSger.

2emt8tOpu II, Soaso, 20. Sept. - Die
cue Sen. SimpiOH, 81. .. 9ampt0n uuo
S. $. Shape beiiebente 8uuoess @Ommiiou
par in itreu lInterhauoluugeH NIT ben &Oeur
b'aleEe 'Sab!nueru ii6er ben 4auf BON Utt'
neral uuo SpI3tdnbereieu ua0 8spaiitGu III
Der 8eier0atiou erf0igreid un0 to uag Bnrts
lamb, Oregon, 3uriid getebrt. Die Commit
itou bat 9eiuuOeu, baB be Snoiauer CUTE
S@uIeu, id6Re carmen, GsbaU0e IL. /. n.
uuO ain 10 i.udtbRrea 2anO habeu, ME nun
- nur ntiHi9en tnun. Die SaOiauer 0Htgt.
rem rroef5br H"fh ie UieG 2ano, ais DE &oms
milton tpani3t, nun $Z,Uvru,,. S.s .ts mI1,5
ten gelteuO. DaB oas QiaeraqauO lsg. -. .',l' -
GCu iei. @iner 1eigte etuige I9Gue gram
FlaIe oOH ,g0lbb baItenoem Guarg bon e.asm
%ager, bas er ua9 eiuer Iuau6e bret Dteilea
nelt betiolgt bate. 99lleBiib tam Elm
IebereinfOmmeH III Stauoe, In roeI9em oie
9nbilner $50, 900 Gder oOm n0rbli6en gaoe
Der 8eierpatiou nm $5OO,0O0 oertauiten.
8tun bieits llebereiufommen befdti0t miro,
10 Diro tas GGno bon uBrOipectors1 itberflus
tibet per6en. Su SsbH Gagen pirS Der 5es
li2t Der @ommiiion rad g8aibiu9tou GEE
brGdlt mPThPn
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atmfan aaf elmer eEeshtf6en sa0n
Staaiidler @usaaaa etasr 8abrt auF Oent
UipTCT boa E7siitOa g7jOae BET Sbattas
HppgQ.

S'piRS VoN SEsi'UW s etiCgs Vsb SUEt'N-
Ropga.
Chattanooga, Sern., 90. September.
-guf Der eleftrii6eu 8abu, pelbe Dom Tu5
6es 0iiiftOu,0ftbge mad Dem @ipIel oteles
9IigeIriidens fiihrt, eretguete iid1 beute eta
be6enflidlar llnfaG. Sin BaggOn, In ueLs
dem f6 etDa so BeriOuen, iammtItf Be
iu6er Der Geunion Der @umberIauoo Armee,
befanoeu, bate uaheBu ben gipfeL errett9t,
Gl3 ber elettrti6e Strom plGBlt6b fOdte u1o
ser gBaggOn bic feile Babnfrede biuGb Su
laufeu begaAu. 8ie 8remieu Ueriagteu
ben 3ient, uno Der &oaoufteur rtef
ben etma BIr 6Glfte aus 9ameu beitebeuoea
Baiagiereu 5u, bernu5 3u iprtngeu. @iue
S5eIe Der nilbeilen Gufreguug ertolgte, Iab
bic Sulafen iprau9eu iarederiitut boH BEN
INNER iAueuer tbaLabpirte iauIeuoeu Bag'
CON. Stint ooer iebs Perioaeu bIiebeA NIT
0em GOuoHtteur uuo Bremier Suriid uuo
eatfameu unberleBt, ba Der 8uggoH, ua6s
6em beiIelbe Oon bsm gr05tsn 5betle ieiuer
Isbenoigen Sradt befreit mar, inter @ontrOIe
gebrQ&t uno augebsIten pHE6e, sbe er ben
SuB oes {5iig'Is crrei6te.
Srau Qtar1 ADAMS aus @llep, SQ5., bic
Satin bes bOrttBeu @rpress agenteu, pruuts
beitn 9eraasiprtugeu gegen eiaen Der Bfd6le
VII ILbA5S wv GtClbLlle3SA @ANIS AbAhE&at LL+Au
puroe 3Uritd aui 0as Seletis Dor ben gSa8.
9On aeidleHoert. Der gBaggon traf ite an
cen aOpi uaO iGob fte 8ur Selte. sic mar0
10 i4Der oerLeRt, oaB fte i'm &aute oes Jtat'
mittGgs farb. gBiItam Ntumforo, ebeufall3
aus @aleg, iprau8 gegen etRen StaaaI=
6rabtBauR uue rpur0e idredltdl au9eriatet.
Sin 4uge If tbm bOufdu0ig aus Der 60bIe
geliiieu. auBeroem erIttteu nod fol8euoe
Be1joueu mebr ober mIl0er be6euttt5e Ser
leeuugen: Capt. Omen g8iIeB aus &ale1,
sue. UebeuRgefdbrIid), Brau 4bram pol
lirs&nortb aus Gboratotpu, SHo., S. g.
glarf aus SnenaUiue, Snb., u. y. Debru-
Ter aus 8inceuues, Sno., 6rau u. s. aObt'
Jon ans &aias, Sus., SO. s. @artbtu aus
griuceton, SaO., SrGu .. .. Utaiiep uHb
Brau Stur6euaut aus gaieg, Sa9.; ole tibriz
sen P0fu8iere eattamea nit let9teu S4ramz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
Gin Gfrfasat,o ler1.ttoIa6t.

3es WOtnes Sa., 20. September.-
us 6urepauab's Sitfussus auf Der 5abrt
bon RGriballtOpn mad Ssfalooia AMI Der
Soma Central 8abu" eiue 5teiguug biuab.
fubr, brad Elm @spdduageu suiamuieu, unb
Gle Der 20fOmOttofii1rer 6nrauf ben Bug sum
Stebeu bradte, i90beu fid ,net 8agg0us,
in beueu fi1 bic fdfiBe BON g6pea EaO an
teren 3bteren befan6en, in eiuanber unb
siuGen bOnFdnbig in Ertimmer. Die Ebtere
bliebeu uuOerIest unb Iiefeu au1 ui6t bauou.
&iuem giauue nRrbe etn arm uno eiuem
anoereu pier Rippeu gebro6eu. Sorepa1gb
i6dtt feiaen SerIuff auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
QmN RnMenfrnne.

Sn0ianapoIts, Sub., 20. Sspt. -
8ie GmerifaHii6e RHttuuaL. Baptiften. Soa=
UenttOu bat ibre StBuugeu bier bei9Iofsu.
Son bRrieIben if Il. u. cine RsiOlutiUt augez
nommeu n0rbeu, In rrel6er eie Gusnau0e.
rung Der Neaer aus bem Sit6en mad benz
gBeffen Der Ser. Staten befiirportet tuiro.
Der BrGFbept iou BON eiuem fir bieIeH 3ued
eruanHeH @omtte peri0ulib eriudt iper6en,
bem &ougreB etne Serniuiguus BON $780,.
OOO goo ju empfebIeu, nm Der farbtgeu BE.
oDIfaruug bes Siiben8 bic 4uspan0erang
Aa9 oem 0efeu 3a ermGgIideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
IJUfdlWI6fa l,critrEbe{lf .

ebtCGBo, 20. September.-Ss Bat ljh
berauRgefgDt, 6aB Ginotbb 9'Grabp, mel
Gler tue9eH Der am 3. ApriL 1887 0ariioteu
@rmorbung oes BOIt3tfea GItdaet . STien
81 II Sabren 3udt5aus barurtbetlt DHEoe q.
nur nit fHappsr Yotb bem @algen entgiag,
uuidul0ig an bem Serbre6eA 1T. SobH g.,
aItes NJ grL~ ScauIaHI EIu leIt cIITuG SagJE
In Saft beftuoIides gtt9IieO Der uOtoriiaeu
UlOuic Dtottz zgunbe, ." bat iebt, uahbem fih
S'@rabe id3oa bieie gtOuGte tn Saft befuns
ben, eiugefan5en, bag er ben gIOrO begiug.
&ie aupGIts S'@raOg'S uerbeu nun Sdrttte
er9reifeu, nm bic 8efreiuug ibres 8Iiauteu
An erpiritu. S'@ra6p's 1eberfabrHua er.
foI9te auei6Iie6lr5 auf @ruuO uOu llmtaabs=
betDeieu, pel9e aLlerotu9s neuig 3peifeL
on ejuer SduI6 IN lQfIsu ltIeueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21

Etg zgm9t9mg 6ieiar GranI5et fno oie Symphonic
eing5 5-gruueten Uta8cu5. unUerouuudfcit, 5ld5uuz
gen, 5oobrenneu, laurer UtG8en, ShmCr5en mad bent
Gi.H, mandmal bic tmT5baiteite Rolf uauriabtH0
Bur0T5 uiD.
Ba6mG1'5 sorioplriuiar In Ber6in6Urg nit Ra6=
Maps blen bt2tet eine sur Jar 0teie5 yeloeH. @5
1bt 6tu Ul1aeH clg &rdfte Die0er ulo 8UIn3t i'm
igtug 5uutuoneu Su UcrrIdttu. Ullu uGgme Die Atl=
Hgi nab oen Gebtaut 7anUCiiuu9su slH un6 b1atlte,
mas U.J 10 False and True" i6st 0tdt 5u iagsH
+st cine P9fmQrIe on 8aoiD .5 6 o., g}eiUz
Ne.t LuL .-n.5 1nlIet 8u4et mLt y!atllhlagGL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21

GtoerpooI, 20. Sept.-12.30 8aamit'
tags. SGumpOue: giitteIiorte SberIanbeG
6&, bitto gletp Orleans -. Die Ser.
fGHfe betruseu 5000 Sauen, Specialization
uub Gusfubr 500, 3ufubr 54OO.
Goubou, &c. Septbr.-Ser. Staater,
SbIigattoreu: 4sprO3. 1870, bitto Al prog.
10Y. - aftieu: a.s@.=gS. 355, bitto Brior.
6, GAMBIA Pacific 692, grie 80, bite
Brtor. 1861, SHtHOiss Central 12O, Rericau
53i ct. BauI IS, Reps9Orts Central I'LL,
BeuuislUania 55, &eabtus 28B, 1ericsu'
Central 7O1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
1tatergans etnes bTttfE6st &rte9s
00tttnfefS.

ct. SObns, R..6., 20. Sept. - Der
britiide Frtegsbampier yGtp, elm gum uurb
nmeritaniidsu uub uefiu6iiGen @ei9paber
qeb6rt0es Sauoneuboot CON 72O Sonnen, III
auf ber 605e bon BotutsGrmor on eiaem
Eelienriff sei6ettert. Siebeu Seeleute ere
teanfen. gine bstrI9tliae Summe @eISes
un0 cine srose Guantttat Bertba5ea GIN
gen nit bem 8Gmpfer inter. git6t oas ges
iiunfte fpuute aerettet mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-21
Qnr,e 4nbsLnensfd1ett ett

- Cine SeputatiOn irii9er Nrbetter beIadt
5ur 3ett bic Barrier 2SeItausffeuuHs.
Die es1ptii4e Reaierung bat beIdIofeu,
suei GnaldRber au Rt6tsII oes 4ppeuas
ticusgerigts fir gtngebOreue an erHeHTen.
- Sn Dublin, SrIauo, murSe gefern beE
2obn SanbbHrf unO Srn. Sames StausIelb
ale 4aerfenunnB be: 5on linen Der Sa1e
SrIanb's selsifeten Steufe bas gbreubiirsers
redt iener GtaOt seIIiebeu.
- Der SuItan Der Satfet nirb auf Sir.
Iabuna bee sSuias Geopolb BON 8elaien eins
IpesIele Delegation aUf ben &ntlsg gtluseEel.
gongreb i4tdeH.