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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
@eW MorFet W0f1ft6lten.


NetDs Oorf, "A. DeBerber. - GbO3.
Salt, treIt9er am lebten 36uuerfing ben Jun.
gen 8nit IN gBef9efter' @ouutg erIG)o5, neil
eeCielbe ibn gum Spfer elmer Der batanateu
gScGintb. S9srje mn9te, pur6e beute in
@up SslGnb uon .. 3. WuIran, Sea1 Tabrs
mann elmer 8ranerei IN RclLiauia, ben er
etiuGte, ign anf ietnem Bageu mitfabren au
IGhen, ettaunt uno In Wefdlefer Der BoLiiet
nuage!iefert, @r leis5te feiuen Sutherland,
- Sin 9ent9er, Nameas Fratii 2auaeu.
eorf, 46 Sabre oIt, DetGer im @rSge1o6 oes
3Guies yfF. 1876, 6efterftr0se, etu fletaes
eIccernseiGaft betrteb, be9tug seFeTn fri5
9el2n 8 ll1r Sel6tm0ro, ia6eul er fttb an
eiEem 8GIfen IN bem biuter BEN @rocerpIa.
ben be1noIt4en 9cfrGume erbdrste. San.
8eub0rf, Der cine 5rau Iub bret Sinoer bin.
tellGBt, pfleGte nIbrenb ees Cages ais Wta.
i6inif iu nrbeiteu, ba Der @rtrag bes gabens
gum llntetbaIte Der SnniIie uidt btnrei6eus
mar. Sm Wtouat Augufi uirIos er aber leiue
Steuuu8, uno Sriibfuu bema9tists iim
ietEer.
- 8dbreub Der Iesten 8o5eu tub an
cine greBe an3abI Berionen tn allen Sbeileu
bes Ganoes bon Der &ommiiSous.6igm BiI.
Iiuas 8. Camp, Nr. 835, BroaSuah, bier,
ielbfi &irfuIare geianbt tporSen, benen Ifus
fer bon Seibe, 4tIas Iuo au6ereu GIeiSers
fOffeu beilaaeH, pelGe sun brittel Ebeil Ses
Yretiee offertrt tuurben, ben man gemShuIid5
fir foId1e 0aareu 81 sabIen pflsgt. Beriouen,
tusl9e Guftrdge an bic gennnute ;sirma lamb.
ten, tpurben erluht, bas @eIb fttr bie befeu.
ten Uaaren I'm SCraus On bas 8oftamt In
httier Stabt ab3uIenSen. Die BoIiaei, rpeIbe
baTo bon etefen berSd9ttaen RanipulatEoueu
9euntntB erhtelt, nerarIaste bte hieiige Bofs
beb6roe, bic on BITE eommiiiunsFrma abreI.
ftIten nuo 3ahIretd etnIauf fenbeu 8riefe nid5t
ab3uIiefern, fouberu auriid gu bebaIten. Sc
fern madte MN bic BOli3et eine &a33ia auf
bas 0ben eenannte 2ofal Der Firra, 5Ee
faub oaielbft nnr eiuen Wtann, Der fiG Sobu
SOues uaunte, eiusn Diem unb etnen StubI.
Son einem SIeiberfoff'Saser mar Nt6ts au
entbedeu. Sones, ben man fir ben 4biens
Der Der etrtnInre bdIt, uurbe In Saft senoal.
men.
-5. 8. RiiGler & Comp, Smpurtenre boa
9nmenminteIu tn gtr. 83, Greenearase,
uubmeu beute etne uebertraguug an Bels
come Q. Saruis uOr. 9te 6irma bat eine
SiIiale In Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
8pnen's NamInR.

8ttlabelpbta, "a. De3em6ey. - &.
.. Sopeu If chHe Eeitameut gsforben, unb
SIancts S. @oDeH unb Sames 6. Goeb
rei9teH tn gtadIl5seEidbt has GrIu4eu um
Ausferttanu9 Don 4omiaiitratiouspaptereu
etr, 6a bte Bittpe unO Se9ter 40 tbrea
@Enfen narjidtet bubsu. Der 4atras naro
betDiuiet. Ser yia6Ias pirS auf 100000
To @rnnobsiis unO $3.50, 900 in bepegtt9em
Serm0gen aei6dst. Die bon biaitgea Rora
eeabIattern gebradte ReIbHug, bas @open
BON etnem 9oppeI9duger erm0rbet porben
lei, tpelder ibn tSbtItd 9aste, pirO BON Der
YtniertOu' iten Seteftius G9eutur aIs ubiurb
he,eih1fpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
1sHsttfrteoene snfomnfipfahrer.

N ems Yortl "a. Dejen1beT. Ole IoRo,
rotibftbrer Der p@rie' 'Babu" erparteu, bag
bas Sei9nerbe, ,gomtte in Der beutigeu Sit
auHe eine @uti6eibuna 8streffs Der neulif
iuspenbirtsn RttgIteber treffen mtrb. Gin
Sttite 1T li9t ausgeidIOfsu, bod nod ni9t
befimult in aIefid3t seuommen. ba ionf
Gttbur etiu6t tDorbeu Epdre, nod benz SRen
10 fommeu. General Betrtebsuerunlter
SbomGs hGIt bic augeIesenbett nidt tiir erus
fer yfatur Hnb 9Iaubt nidt an eineu StriIe.
Cine gu3obI 6etIer tf ueuItf III 9OtOmOtiu.
fitreru aema6t tporben, uub bic @eleuinaft
alQutt, iith auf hieie perlnfien Al f1nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Utats aIs SetsutoferfaI.

Eopeta, &c.. "a. Ds3br. - Gin ioeber
bon elmer 8eiie burh bas HorbDeiIi1e SOu'
ios jHridgefebrter Stnatebeaute rueloet, baS
ptele Sormer in iener @eaenb ibreu RSts al s
9eijmaterinI benutsn. Sn etIiaen @ouutiee
betrdgt Der Rarftprsis bee gBdli9fOL.Is fnHn
Is Gents pro 8nideI; m1breuo Soblen %
bis IS Gents pro Bui4eI tOReu. Der 0tais
eignet ftG bcratigltf ole 6eilmaterial, unO
bie Roiaerubte tfi etne erorme geneIeu. Su
nlsn Counties, In peId5eu BdlIGtorI bas
Scuptprobutt ift, Ltest baHelbe obue allen
S@ns eegen bae Better Ia groBeu Saufen
oa. in0em es felt 80 Eaaen unm6gIid1 getpe'
fen if, gHaggOus Sur Sef6rberuna bes Sc
traibes an erIaugen. Die Giienbahueu fine
ntdt TN Stcube, BITE erfcrberIt&eu Erauspor'
tattonemItteI a. Iseferu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Stc 8ruben RataReOpBe Ftt GAIT
ForEgtetB.
Seine SoIfauae asebt a3f gFettaaa bet ied6S'
Sebu geEIbattsteR. - Spst 2sttaea asa
fuuoe4.

Seine @oTfanus uaebr a1f gfsttuaa bet fsdoS'
sebu gesIaattstER. - Spst gst@sa as'
fuuoeH.
can aubreas, GaIa., "a. SeSember.
- N1au bat iest aue 6Oifuuug auf RettuH9
Der 16 IN beg p2aue .Wine" UerI9ftteten Berg
Leute nufgeeeben. 8ieeIbea maren, ole Der
@iukur3 erfolpte, tn eiHem 400 5us inter Der
gr0cberhiGe oeftublthen Stolen nit 8epas
ratur oes i4aobaftsu BaIfeunerfs bei4aittgt.
Erei bon ben 19 ArbetteIn retteteu tb bur1
IGIeuuige EIudt. Bis ipdt geFeru GbsnO
bate bic 8ettung8mauui4aft nod feiHeH Der
ungIftdItGen aufgefuHben.
(Spiter.) 3pei Der t0bten Ber8leute itHS
aufgeiunOea nOrSen, iubefeH pir6 es Dor
morgeu idperItd mOsIi1 ietn, bic 9etteu
aui 6ie SberRddle Bu bei6rberH. Dtau tnr4
tet, baB es mebrere BO&eu bauern piro, ebe
aus Gpfer gefunOeu ftnb. Die uu9IidIt6eH
purben cbne 3psiieI our5 bus lerabfitra
3sr 8eftein iOfurt SermaImt. 8rei eer
Gpfer, ndmIit Gbos. Ruusla, o. Biaiams
un0 8. BraOp, biuterlafsu BamtIteu. DIE
glameu Der lIebri8eu Fn6: 6. Guodl, .. Sc
gale, Better Bernio, 6. Bertro, BGuL Spio'
0itG, Suba BuiaIattO, 5Obn SUboCo, 6. u.
%cuGrb, Soiepb Guruotp, Sobu gfartIu, gR
8rOabUid, Sames &aieB uuo gGilltau Sin
cent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Die 8taROFataifroD be to Det StE0eR
&H1AAIen

Detroit, Itih., "a. Setember. .-RauIe
TbatdGr, 6uS fttufts Spfer ber SrGuotataz
fropbe IN Der &tloeu. SduIe fturb beute yflh'
mittag. Iue 9sfabr imieu bOriiber, atS Elm
8lHtgeIIB In tbrem 2lrme 3errtB uuO Der
nroBe 8lutUerluf bet ibreu1 geI9mi5teu gu.
taHbe ben SOo berbeifdbrte. 8te @oroReT3s
Suin bradte Elm Serbitt Elm, porlah, mil
gep6bulib, RtsmaHo iiir 0as uaGIiif per-
9niportljdl 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Gsatu9B'er S@napDs 8remaeteEet
HtGo 0aS brtttF61e GnHStfGf.

2ouisuilte, Ss., "a. Des. - lIuters
baa6Iuu9en iin61eBt Seiteas zines eas[ii9en
Srubttats i'm gaugs, bte &OntroLe fiber Die
gBbjsfeb. SubrifatiOa In bieiem Staate 8u &C..
Iarseu. 6. 6O6beimer, IpeLher Die rluters
banblnugeu bierieIbft geLeitet bat, TT ua9
Rep'YOr' Gb9eretf, nm beu 8ertretaru 6es
Sbabltats Beii&t iiber ietne er3EeIten 81eiuls
tote 3u erftatteu. gBie es beist, bot Ct nit
II sSreluerei SeftBern 8etreff3 antaufs
tbrer SabrIieu uuterbanbelt; In etuigeu Sal
len iol Der Sertauf loon reftsgaltig ab.
gei9iofeu trOrbeu ieEu. Die 8renuereten,
lreIte eoeutueIl tn ben SefiB bes Spubtfats
itberasbeu perbeu, reprGieuttren etueu 8srtb
non So OO0 O00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
@er RIMffmtpmtta pes @tfemaefdaaftR

Btttsburg, "a. 9e3ember. - Der Bill
benbe Gtanb bes giiengeiddfts fubet auges
rllsius Ssa6tuug. gIaH erpartst ma9reuo
be8 Sanuars TOT cine tpatters Breistet9e'
rurg, uub ioute ser PreI5 ttber Gents ttet'
gen. 10 Diiroeu bte giienarbeiter su siper
HObuerb0buug bsrefti8t eia. Stabeifen DiT6
idon iebt 81 1.95 Gents pertauft, unb In Elm.
BeIpen Sduer iuIIeu idOH 8erfdufe Bu Gents
pro Bfnnb abaeialrfen tporSerl ietn. Die
Befieruug i'm @tieugeidaft tpirO In @ei5dfts,
fretien nit Sreu6eu besrtiBt. Die 6oG0fen
ertalteu mehr auftrdBe, els ite eff2ttuireu
t6nneu, uuO ber u80Omn Ia Befemer StabI
bdIt ebenfalls Dor. Die &OFemsrfbeFtser uer.
eer ten &ofeprets bon $1.75 auf 81 pro GOnue
erEHhPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
SIC tlufMnett ttt NELAbOtttaA

gBt6 ita, as, "a. 9eBembsr. .-SunbeS
glari6au Sad g8aItsr III mad SfI05oma be-
rufen pOrbeu, um Der iest bort berri4enbea
SdredensbeIr,1aft Elm &nbe ~ MAIDEN.
Die 6eiuoIdaft Bpii6eu ben aidGpoOs uub
SeminoLsn tutrb, ie naber Der EGS Oer Stabt'
pabI go. De8emUlr) rid, erbitterter Gnb
gefatrbroB fir 6te BeiBen. am LeBteu
Samfag gibeuO R,IIte fb cine nit gSiH4efer
ga9ien betoaffu,te 54Gar III Der Ortdaft
ein, nm auf bic 8eridterfatter gu fabnbeu,
neil fie Seridate iitCr Die g8trEen ansgeIanot
haben. Gudl 0te 5iilfss Euu6eSmaJf5dqe
iil6 BON ZEN RaaibOIoen bebrobt poroen.
Bunoeemari5cu gGaiter nirb cine farfe
6p1Ce BRr llHter0riidaE9 etpaiaer UarHb:u
uubieten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25

Rrbite, gIa., "a 9eS. - Der BOIisit
Subu Rc@uiTe tpurbe Geferu Gbeub BON BEN
Sader SObn Sanliu ernoroet. Der 2eBtere
betmiste ieinen Suub, unb als ct b0rte, Bag
bas Ebier bem PoIiji4sn gefuIgt uaE, besub
er fid In Wc9uires gBgpuun9, nm mad benz
Suu6 III iEa9en. Wc@Gire muBte ytttlts BON
6emIelben, uub ais Suntu au idimpfen be'
aann, purbe CT aus oem Saus 9eDteieH.
Soater traf Samiu ten 4oLtBiften Dte0er,
uerl uuate irinen Suub 3urid, unb ais Itc'
@u{re ertpieterte, eE lDifie yfidts bon benz
Sbjer, 3oq 6ainil eIuea 8gboIuer uuo feuerte
,uet 5dufie Of, ueIhs Rc8uire IN BEN In,
terletb trofeu, eIre tSotIiae gBHube berur'
iaGeAD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
@toit E9sttferf'S m5r0er

Btttsburg, 3d., "a. DECEMBER. .-gtRt
ghaGr BOIt3iften, peIdle nnf bic N20rbel
TrGu 9tuttert's, Der geffetI Gbeno In Eareu
tuul, 3D., BON @tubrederu eri9o6cueH Sat
tin eiues Supelters, fabnbet, ftteB beula IEiit
uGbe 8rabbod nuf nebrere berDa5Gge Sub
tefte unb beriudte, ne au 0erbatten. Die
StroI4e Ieifetea gBiberfanb Hnb euitameu
ua6bem Ie mebreTe Sbitffe NIT Der Boli3ei
gepediett hntteu. @ro5e auiGeguug bsrtiht
inter ben 8iirgetu itber ben R0rb, unb eiu
2pnaseridt miro augebrObt. Die pPptbiasz
Rttter," oereu gtitgIieb 6r. Rnttert If, be-
ban etue 8etObHung BON $500 aaf ole Ser
baiiuEg Ger DI1rber ausgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
mni,hertn INN Entfnnhnin.

Scranton, 3d., "a. 8e8ember. -
gbpaIb GaIlagbau aus ScottbaIe, Pa., tDsla
der cine GouIpEratiOnsanlldge gegeH 9roBs
neGfmeifter Borpoerlg erbob bOmbarotrt ieBt
ben 8t9ter IrdtbaIo, iopie ben alderman
TuLlg= tGglttb nit 8riefeu Rnb 0epe9eu, IN
nel@en Ct SieieIbsn Oeuuu5irt, neil fte 6te
Serbaituus BOpberIp's Derbtnosrtea. @r
erfIart, gr f0uue ieiue aegen ben SptRbubsn"
PopberIg erbobeue autIa8e bepetleu 1Ho
neree beiien BeihiiBer DerauttrortItb AaIteR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
cine FaIte g8eae.

@bieago, "a. DECEMBER. - 9n8 ,,Sigs
nal. 8tireau" melbet baS SuauHahen elmer
taltsn g8ele ans 9atota. 9ieiaIbe mir0 NOR.
gen oOer iibermOrgen bier erpartet unO pabr.
idleiulidh elm Galeu 6er Semperatur bis au
Is Gr0O iiber yfua betpirleu. Sie rpirO Die
Stuuten 0hnneiota. @isconiin uub Saiuoi8
brii9ren unb iih ipdter aud auf ben Sften
hprhrpiteir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
9ImaIeoutottos, iorepI6lIaaele.

@oIumbus, D., "a. DECEMBER. - Sin
gemeiniames &irfular nnrbe bon ben Beau1'
ten Der ,RuttunaL 8tFrtfts afemblp gr.
1876" uu6 Der yRatlouals 8rogreifUe gftuers
unionn ausgearbeitet, uU oeR geitsIiebern
beiber Srben sugefeQt 81 perben. 8as Cir
Pular euttGlt 8orbIdge Setreffs ImcLgaris
rung bei6er SrgauiiatiOneu, obue oaB etne
berIel5eu tbre SeLbfffdrbtgfett auftugeben
bat. Die &ngelegeubett iOu auf elmer &C.
neluIameu GonoeuttOu In bieisr StaSt i'm
Sanuur nI5fien Sabres ffattfiaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
90 er,laRnnA ltarEMnhptn.

B5tIabeIpbtu, "a. DeSember.-9sr
aut beute &beRb auaebrObte S6CIIeBer'
gusfaab ftir cine grb0buuB bes GObue5 Uon
40 ouf 45 @euts pro Gauieuo ID oelI8Obeu
lUorDeu, petl Der StrIEe uoG uidt BON Gre
Gutibratb Der gSaterngtionaieu &gpOgrapgis
iMen linton" OHtol,Frt nurbe- Die 6eraus'
geber bee yDailg. 8ec0rO" babeu bic aefOr.
6erte 2obH5u!age aus freten Stitdeu beptl'
Iiot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
RfhhthtrftEa nnEhenffe.

GbGrbeen, S.sG., "a. DeBembec -
uater ben ralFiden SoIoAifen Az @areFa,
Dem Centrum Der grOBau ruIfIdeu Rtsbers
Iafung in ben Counties @omuu0 uub Utcs
BpeliOu, Stbs8atota, graiiirt bte 8tpbtbert'
ts tn iebr b6sartiger GOrm uuO iOrbert UteIe
Gpitr. Sal elmer etu3tgen SSamiIie ftarbeu
ieus aiueer, uuO cine au6ere bearHb uieT
6,ubCr tn etaem grabe. Die Seu9e puroe
tuId iiirjIt1 aus GuBlaab angelcmmeHe
@tHmGuberer eingel6lgppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
0rttfaLer NdnIfFnnthF.

gBtltegbarre, 80, "a. 9eIember.-
Sin brHtaIer 5auFtampf faub beute friib 5iel
gleiIen bon BEbmOnth Ia elmer S@euue amt.
i6ea Sac. 8urus uub 9as. FarraQ iatt nuS
eubete In bier @GHseu nit 6em 5teae Ears
reu's. Son @ei4idLidFeit nar feiue Ge6e,
iOubsrH beibe 2dmpeu btebeu bliubltuos auf,
eiuauber elm, bis 8urus beFuuuugslos III
SObeu fttir5te. gr 1T fur8t6ar Sngel&tet
unb nirb tuabrideiuIi@ ferbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
ge4ntIteugreo6Ste.

Sttapa, Ont, "a. De8ember. = 81
9'gnge @nrbieu tGbtgte 2E. SOrb ndbrene
Der Derganseueu Radt ieine BEau Uab Der
iuGte barn, aud Ietne Gama8etta unb bereu
9,cbter Al ermorben. 8eibe Eranen8tmmel
rcsttteu fi@ ieto6 bur4 bic Eln@t. Sort
,Epbete 6aun IeiHe Bp5uuug al Iuo bIE5
limit Fitj bic RehIe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Der @eIofit0rff.

Hep,DOrt, "a. DECEMBER. -BoIsenbes
fnb bic SalnsuOttruneen: @eIO er6ffnete 3u
g. une ialoB 80 s Yro3ent. - SterItag.
BsGieI $4804 auf iehsltS Gage uub $4s44
nuf Sttt. 8nnbeesObligattoneu: prog.
1877. 43sprci. 1048, Spro3. -. &ttien:
abamS' @rpres $50, Central Bactiic 33s,
GbeiGpeafe Ohio -, @rte 27, Ditto BrtOr.
81, Suinois Central 118, Gate S5ure
108, Reu Seriep Central 1872, Rcrtb.
gBeHeru 1114, Ditto Brtor. 142, Stem Dort
Central 108, Ohio NiiFiFppt %, Ditto
4rior. 83, Bittsbure 156, 8eabtua 389,
ct. BauI 709, Ditto PrIor. 1144, 0eRern
uatpu 83i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
Gtue spmr ron stltott.
ser Fa6ttss SefEauoaut uRS feline WFSitrefie
befanoea ftm bis sum IesteR SEesta9 tn
9UnNk~anE

befanoea no DO lMnt IeateR 5FeEFaa N
@pnttsGI.
RontreaI, One, "a. DECEMBER. -
8te btefige 8cliseibebGr6e bat cine Spur
BON SilcCtt, Dem aus gBaibiu9tCu burhge'
branuteu Raifrer Oes ReprGieutauteabauies,
eatbedt. DerieIbe tam am Z. 8e8embsr tn
@eieuiGaft ieiHer Wa.treife 9erminte Sbt'
tauIt bier IN. 8te 9sstere besab nd In bic
sPobunns Ibrer berbsiratbeteuS@ Sran
Gemoine On Der Sausutuetf.uSe, no fte itf
bis gum letteu SreitH8e QufbieIt, nm onna
aaf etnem Sriib3Iae mad FepsDOrt Gb3uret.
fen. Srau 9emotHe befrttt, irgenb @tpae
bon @tIcott An nifeu, aIletu tor 0tanu CAB
3n, baB Der 5ItiGtItu8 bGuf8e Ssinfs IN
ieinem 9auie nbftGttete. Die Rews9ortei
BoIisei If iiber bic Rfdtebr Sermtatsn's aaG
ipuer @5toht bennGlridtfnt moENen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
E}out SttttoetfOOe be0rn1f.

Bttt8bura, Ya,r "a. 0e3ember. -
Sine Gepeide aus GOunell80tIe, ga meIbet:
g5eute RaAnlittag pHr6e etue aus Batter,
Dlutter uab iet8 Sinberu beiteben6e Samilte,
Die in Der 8Gbe bon 0loper ruObute, benz
6Hrgertooe Habe entoedt un0 bierber bef0roert,
I'M irr Gountg. .2lrmenbauie untergebraht su
rperbeu. 8ater uuo 0tutter naren an einem
Sieber erfranit, un6 bic Sin0er foHuten, oa fid
Die gRobuung Der 6amilie an etnen abgalegez
nen Srte befanb, feine Siilfe erlaugen. Die
Sage Der un9liidliAen tpuroe 5uidltg bird
eineu Sarner entoedt. Die gItern Iotuobl,
ME bic &inoer fino bereits 70 eutfrGItet, baB
e8 froglid if, OBJ irgeuo Elm 0lltglieO ber 6a,
mile am 2eben erhalten perben fGnne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-25
gstmtI@tsS.

BUR ginI6iung beRimmte gtatiOnaEs 8anf'
RClen I'm Betrage bon $815r 988 Itefeu beute
lm 56Hbamte etu.
Die beuttge 9teuer @tnuabme betrug
$152,O29 bic 3olIetuaabme S590,874.
Ser Brdfbent bat inuerbaLb Der leBten oret
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-25
The School Exhibition.

The public school exhibition
which took place last week, Friday
evening, deserves a more extended
notice than we were able to give it
in our last issue. The recitation in
concert by the little tots was par
ticularly good. the recitation of
"Paul Revere's Ride" by the older
ones, was also very we'll done, but
did not seem such a remarkable
specimen of memorizing as did the
verses recited by the mere babies.
Another piece of good acting by the
little ones, was in ''Mother Goose's
Party" The children looked their
parts to perfection and won all
hearts. They formed a beautiful
sabiesta as they were grouped about
the platform, with dear little
"Mother Goose" as the center Of
attraction. A pleasant feature of
the entertainment was the reading
of the prize temperance essay, and
the presentation of the prize "a five
dollar gold piece) with appropriate
remarks, by Mr.. Gillette on behalf
of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. Following this was a
"Mock Trial." which presented a
forcible object lesson by one of the
characters, showing in painfully
realistic way how very soon fire.
quent recourse to "the bottle un-
fits a man for business. The parts
were all we'll sustained, and the rest
of the characters very amusing.
The songs sung by the scholars
were very much enjoyed, and the
single Rotations and readings un-
usually good. Taking it as VIII DIE
it was far the best school entertain
ment ever given in Ketchum, and
presented picture Of our public
school of which parents and teach
ers may we'll feel proud.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-25
P0Dham and the Bears.

James Popham, the veteran pros
pector, while out looking for min
eral in the mountains near the con-
huence of Thompson creek and
Warm Springs creek, last Tuesday,
succeeded in tracing up rare kind
of "hoat' in the shape of family
of four black bears. He immedi-
ately located three of them by means
of his Henry rife. His location
notice failed to take the desired eff
feet upon the fourth one who re-
senting the intrusion Of a bullet
into his anatomy, showed signs of
fight. Mr.. Popham at once began
prospecting for the nearest good
sized fir tree, up which he went with
surprising CELEBRITY, but fortunately
he was not kept a prisoner long, for
his bearship soon took himself off,
presumably to nurse his wounds.
The bear-hunter secured the assist
ance of Fred King in taking his
game to camp, and the dwellers on
BOYLE mountain have been feasting
on "bar meat" ever since. Three
bears in one day is good record
for prospector. We don't know
what kind of ammunition Mr.. Pop
ham uses, it may be he was exper-
imenting with pills, but we hardly
think they are such ''sure death
as that would indicate, however,
though they are very effective.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-25
The Constitutional Convention.

In many of the counties Of the
Territory the people have proceeded
in the only right way to select the
proper persons to represent them
at such an important assembly as
that convened to frame constitu-
ton and form a state government.
If the object for which the delegates
are selected is of such ar essential
character, and designed to benefit
the people; if we are to reap the
manifold blessings from the trans
formation of our Territory into a
State, that have been SO frequently
reiterated, then all the movements
towards accomplishing such an end,
in order to give efficacy to the work,
are certainly worth going about in
a formal and dignified manner, and
according to well-established pre-
cedents.
The election of delegates to
convention like this is a matter in
which the people ought to have
some voice, and a choice as to who
shall represent them, and not have
the selection left to a handful of
men composing the county central
committees, who arrogate to them
selves power which has never been
delegated to them by or through
the people. -
If it is so desirable that we should
have statehood for Idaho, delegates
to the constitutional convention
should have been elected regularly.
1t would have been but little more
trouble for the central committees
of Alturas county, both democratic
and republican, to have arranged
primaries in the different precincts,
in order that the people might have
an opportunity to select their own
delegates to represent them in con-
vention, and that body could then
nominate and confirm those dele
gates to the constitutional conven-
ton who would in fact, as we'll as
form, be representatives OF the peo-
Pile, and be able to truly voice pub
lie opinion.
The county central committees
which met at HALEY last Tuesday,
exhibited an unwarrantable as
sumption of authority when they
appointed members of their own
body as representatives of the
wishes of the people, and while we
have nothing to say against the
standing or ability of the gentlemen
appointed by the committees, we
cannot but condemn such actions,
and look upon them as being en-
tirely contrary to the spirit of a
republican government, which is
supposed to be "of the people and
by the people"