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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
&nat Behrtnasnteer. .

Sau Srau3ts c 0, q. Sftober. r.-8uu'
bealdaeanta' ggeut @bos. @. gOfi, peI4er
ten 8obbenfaug i'm Bsbringsmeer Bu cOutrOz
liren bot, IN ioeben bon Nlasta 3uriidgetebrt.
@r if Der Quf1t, baB bic 8obbeu in ieuem
9ebiste tnuerbaIb fiinf bts feds 3abreu gda3z
lid ausgerottet isiu tperoeu, faus bic 8egtez
run9 nift energiiae SGusmnBregeIu treiisu
iolIte. 9reiBis britiide unb umerttauti4e
8obraeuge isten in bieiem CONNER in ben
@epdferu bes Ss6riuaemeeres auf ben &C.
istmtbrigeu 5iobbenfaHs ausgeaaugeu uuo
bdtteu i'm guu8eu 10000 6eue erbeutet.
Die 3ahl Der non linen set0oteteu Robbeu
pGre nit 100000 Stiid utdt 3u bod Oerauz
ihlagt, ba es burdi5uittlid nur aeItugt, BON
ieds 9et0bteteu Gbteren zines an S0rO Bu
hfinneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Gfm Sd,nrfners StrtRe.

G5tca8o, "A. GftOber.- Die 3ag ouaion"
8e50rigeu S9HeioergebtiIfeu in chicago,
ettpa 75O an Der 3QbI, fteuteu baute bic
4rbeit elm. Der Strite euttauO uriprfngz
ltd in Der 8erffatte bes 9rH. y. gB. Wtat'
ITEMS, meIder iid ueiserte, eiueu ben Sdneiz
bern miBIiebigen 3ui61el6er 81 eutlafen.
8te Wattbeps'i6en AugefeIlteu funoeu aus,
uuo bic !, Union" bat nun, b. bic uGatlors' &
8rapers' gr@uuge" it6 nelgerte, Itattheps
5ur @ntlniiung bes 3uidueiOers 8u 3utugeu,
elnen Nl9emetueu Strite angeOronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Grtdltuugen uno Sdmer3en In ber 2unge
gebCiIt.

@ihlGu I Wist., q. Jloucm6er 1885.
9 Z. &abUQp- -2&trtbgr 0cu. SD mollt2 S6neIt
IhoH ldugi CIulae Sel,CU sum yoUe jbrcS 50riaras
uliau TclolUcnt ihrCibCu. &or ubBe5u J0bren CHs
pIobl tb otte5 Nlittd Er. SImucrmluU In SUatOH1
no. Ntinn., Der mir Elm laUQIdbrtQer 5rcuub 9eUeet
mar, uUb inge ibm o0B Is tGiu bctre5 UitgCl gegeu
Gr,utuuq uHo SdmerScn In oer yuuge gcbe. Sr
Duiudtc e5 uHo banfC mir baHn uiclmalS binSutits
aeuo oaB IS ein beCre5 UltCI gegcn otce Nrautbeis
ten adbc, uno iegt FmpHtblt CT c5 letnen BotencHs
Sd tmpIdh C5 aud 6rn. Slbp, ctncm Apothefer in
EnaCnna, uuo ieet bjlt CT es Uordtti9, SJu 2pple=
ton, 2Eisc., pIroe tb nit ciHCm iuH3cu ViaHut 6cs
tuuut, Der Ctucu dlimmCH NuitCu bate, uub UUu oenE
man 6chJd'tate, 0a6 er Die SbUinoiuGt bct0mmen
UiroC, SD emplabi 5br Slri0paruan RtlolUent,un0
nab Ct8u Sett lab td ion rtlb uRo gluno cr ortdte
mix mann Die Nano uU0 lUgte min, 0aR er obne MID
iCgt bc9ra6eU iCtn miroe IS bat t9n ebr lbueu aea
beilt Eor uH9efdbr ist5icbn Sahreu fam elm OtauT
Su mir Gin 8ulub uno agtc, oar etnc Srdu an ctnem
huNen FjtJbc; cr bate 5Uci 2er3e uHiub aber obHe
@riOlg. SD tmpia6l 5br SarilpGrltou, uuo nab
etngcn gnGCn pur iic gciunO. gSgun 8tuoer huitens
10 tit cine 8uiiS genu9 Ne 'u 9den, 5h orudt noha
mals melu GrtauuGn uOCt Oielc Arinet aus uuo t1nU
mn SEom ratbCH, oCiCl6e inn 0duic 30 baben itC UGz
biiIGt in ujcltH Educn cine ibDcre 8rant5ttt ullD.
SBr er8c5mu i. &ruidfe.
8u babeH Oci 2pot5ctern. 81 Ojc Ft0ide.
Ir Io6pap 60 gIr, 32, g9aueHitraBe,
gieiu-g gOrt
70 PIN boS Bu6Ittum! - Cic6ct Fbcr uno
re,onGtH 10 aus uno ic5,l OaB rJia 10 an" aut
OCW Iit lUn5 g{bT fault. ill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
gNt@ttae lGnterneammnaet.

GRebec, Gue., "a. Sttober. - Or.
BenbRr, Elm befauuter btefger 8apitaItt,
tGIegrapbtrt aus 2ouOOu, baB es ibm 8aIRu.
gen iei, etr Sbubitat britiider 8gutl5rS 3u
OrgauifreH, peI6es ben Ban etHer Bride
Hber ben CT. 2aprerce bel Gusbec, ioDi:
zen gau eirer @iienbaba Oas yior2ufer UJu
Guebec entIang mad oer Stra5e 0oa 8suss
SfIg iihernehmen mill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
8abnttnfAH.

g8obNib, Sub, "a. On. - Gin 8alifl
gebenter BerioneuSua Der rgBabuib Baba"
murbe beute abeno Bu Seler's Station, fiiai
Gsileu neFIt9 Uou bier, burd etne faIi9 ge.
f lite @eid3e gum ga!2Ieisn 5e5raht. Die
Vgfonotloe ftir3te mn, uHO eer 9epdfpags
gou, irnie sin 3beiI bfs 8aUdmaggous pnrs
b-r temoIirt. 2oiomOti0fdbrer Sing, 5eiier
3irou, @rpreBs Qgent 6ranf 8ropeu u. 81
pGdmeifer @etbGrot Mpers erIitttu bebeut.
lihe SeyleBuugeu, tpdbreuo idmmtld,e BAL
Iaeiere nit beu Shreden 6a50nfnmea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
gte 8aBst Oes 9unoeS Saw,1fGts
,,ShestS."

Can 6ran3tSco, "a. 0Etober.-8er
guubesz8 z8rsu3er pGhetis" III mad 5ttfa,
AIusfa, 5On fetner 6abrt, rsIde er i'm GeBteu
CONNER mad benz yIorbeu, ldugs Der 9iife
bon gIasfa, unteruabm, Buritdaetebrt. Gr III
bis hiHter Boiut 8arron Hnb bis CUR 0tiiu.
burg bee Radeu3te, Gioer Uor8ebrungeH. &iz
usBIotte bon 8Gifii6fabreru bat bic 1Ebetts"
emf tbrer 6abrt begleitet. Su Der gtdbe bon
goint 8arrom nlrSe Der 8nn6eez RreuIer
oougisbergsn einSeihlofen, uno MIR nit ge=
nauer Rotb eutstH9 bus SGiff Ieinem uaters
gauge. giur Brpst expeditions. Sdiffe fab
bis jttt bic gum RadeuBie, Gtuer uo,gebruus
gen, rod iff nod teiu 8esieruug5.Sdiff 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
gSpttt Gottettg0it0l1=x xhaI.

s 0 Q n 10 % n f, Ba., "a. Sttober. -
Isber $1,000 ftno bon Der Bitraeridaft 8e.
bufs Befireituug ber Sofen fir Sortesung
Der &Gunuugss 4rbeiteH aufaebradlt NOR
BEN. Sefgetdr Strener bes SiLfs.gomite's
bot gefteru nur einen geringen Setrng uuter.
fitsuupsgeIber aus9e3abIt. @r bofft, beute
In ben BefiB Der s0m Stnate augeuteieueu
@eIber al geIargen. Sn Der Srti9aft Gone
naugb bat Elm BeDobner. gfnmeug Eorsiuz
ger, Der burdl bic Sodhutb Sab' uno @ut
etugebtst batte, ieiuem 2eben our9 @rbGnz
gen Elm &HOe 9emadt.
gSIbrenO beS henttgen Sages purben ets
tpa 80 neitere Spfer Der SIutb ausgegrabeu
uu6 AMPS gieue befattet. 9ret 6erIeIben
purben i0eutifJirt. giue Der 2eideu it bic
ieniee eiues Rtnoes Der 6rau Seno, tuslde
ibren @atten un6 fisben Stnoer uerLor. Ias
ter ben ueubefatteteu 9pfern befaub iid5 elm
aiemIi6 forpuIenter Seuti9er BON mittlerem
Hitter, peIGer eiuea soIpeneu 6iua nit Der
SniGrift y@ott idiBe Did" trug. Das Co.
mite, treIhes bic gusgrabnng un6 gteube.
fattnug leitet, eriudt al1e 9ieieuigen, mel.
DE Sreunbe bur6 bic SlEtb perloreu, 70
iGneIl, ole m0gIt@, cine 8eidretbung Der.
ieIben 3u ibideu. Die erffe SbeateroorfeLs
lung felt Der &ntnftrophe fnub aefteru Ibeub
bsi nuaoerfauftsm pauie fat. Die :3ui1Quer
paren bauptiGdaIidl Grbetter nub Tremoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
2Ims Sfonittertf0.. .

2imn, "a. Sttuber.-9te Regieruna bat
benz @onsres eiuen @eiesentpurf fir QauOz
Oerfdnfe uuter6reitet. Sc ioIIeu i'm oan,eu
@ebiet Der RepubIif Bsru 1000, 900 6ettas
reu (pier Miutoneu gfer) 9anb 3u Solouliqz
tious 3medRn osrtauit tper6eu. Die 8efes
beluug bes 2uu6es muB biuneu bret Sabren
ned erfoIgtem Gniauf beginner uub biuuen
iets Sabreu miifsn bic etpn uotbpeubiaeu
Gulngeu fir ttinfGidbe 8ep1Hernug Il. /. N.
oouenbet ieiu, ME fie Oas 2aHb beoarf nm
es fnIturfdbig III NADER. Die BobeuffIfe
bGrf in nidt gr0sereu &embIareu, ole 500 900
SettGren gum 8ertauf 9eIaugeu. Dur6 ben
@rtrng bieiaE Sertdufe bofft Die 0fegieruug,
in GeIbinbung NIT benz Srnces &uutroft Qes
riigeuee @elnmttteI 3u bei9ufieu. nm Bera's
Tin0u3en an bebeu nnb isiueu Greoit pieber
ber2u9PIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
0lus UlertFn.

6tabt WteTttO, "a. Gtuber. - Die
Arteit an Der Gampicu' 9iuifton ber oWterts
faniiten Central, Bnbun piro emfig fortges
iett-Su BotOii fino uieIe Wtenideu infOIge
tes @euuies bon traufsm S6petuefleti4 ct
'front.'. - @tue ipauildbe gompagute III i'm
Bs9riffe, cine 8ampferItuie 3uti6en 4rgen-
tirieu uno 0ferttu 3n etGbIiren. - Or. Gute,
elmer Der S0roerer bes Reger. .Rolonliati
9lnrss, ia i'm Sutersfe ienes uuteruebmens
bier uugeiommeu. Die &esierung miro bic
@riinbnng elmer caer 3tpei Reeer. aOlonieu n
On Der &Hfte ole Experiment aphotteu. "a
bns Sltma bort iebO6 Elm iebr nngeiunoes ID,
10 bdIt man es fit rpubriaeinlih, buB bic
9eLouie'n onn Ianaem 8ehaub istu msroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Gb6feffe GdltfTSno6,rt6,feta.

Vepsgorf, "a. Gttober.-Der DAM
pier pgubn" if beute bier BON Bremen anSe'
tomrleD.
Srombeob, "a. Sftober. - BaiFrt If
bier beute Der BON Heu>Dort mad 2inerpool
befimmte Sampfsr s&itp Of 8ome.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
WIalnria lit itren beri5IcOentM
Jormct gcDcilt nWO berbltet.

s. 0iCbt tCin 0cilmital in Der l8ct, UcltcS gDtdz
C,Etur uU0 Guc QnOCTtn ma0ulDen, OIlIolcu uu0
i0uittJcn Nftber NIT Nillg BON 6 aODag'S BilItn
70 ihUCu hciu ais " RubDQu's EenDp Ntlict.
Jt. II. ~, turIr Hlt uur osu nit N.aura $ebuItea
ten, i0HOern ptnu ECutt, WddC Dem maiaulbcu Site
auagtCGt nUo, Igctu Mor9tu. tbG s luSQtbcu, p bis
30 EroyiCu Gca0u RCef In 2SHNer ciuuChucu ur0 oda
gu glncn Gr0dGr clcu, Ucrocu NC lColm 2lHAun uorz
gullen.
90 Gts Ole EIaitt. gu Ga6eu bet }potQCfcrta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25

9uIius 0sltuss, q. gB. Woore, Us. 9. 8ruBtar,
Aler. Sauner, 5reoertt gBebr, y. j. 6oIe9, y. 5,
I5obert1, Sobn DOber, Au9uf 6engemtbIe, u.
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&raBmid, y, Staa6, y. y. Beat, S. e. Yiorrotu,
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Sames Vic4lifier, z. Son Rind'in, $. gRcGaul,
QEm. GlliAam, s. Berger, G6as Ru6at, 2. @hibam,
ien., VI. 9aDleo, Sol. iSea9er, g. St)ott, S. B.
2GGIiA, ". Veetnete, .. Deegan, g. s. Sing, gB. S..
GoHueup, gSm. Smtb. y. S, @jeHn, U. Sugbes, s..
6ebleman, y. Counter, Sol. SIC Doualb, U. Nlurz
php, 81. @opne, @jeorse BIetfter, z. Dietrtd Y.
5ipnn, o. tSteoer, 8. Ditenoorf, S5. @amble, u.
Ybean, EB. Rut9, :. 8atlep, QB. 4lbucb, gB. 8Hl.
meq, z. SoIner s. Rlepl VI. StGier, S. $.
oens, 90. 3. Wtoore, Z. gqrmal, u. 9legbm, s. 3,
Ring, 8. V. Sane, q. Baum, =. 5ernan. 3. &ens
narO, y. 3. 8reuibler, s. 0ughe5, s. 6eBius,
9. Stansburp, ID. 8. RtIgert, s, Z. Dcgtnn,
@enr0 s. Sdlrooer, u. SeImS, 3. &enua, z.
y. Diuuaneg, S. S'DOmo, i. Ro6erts, .. Guler,
S. Dtc0onogh, 8. y, Sdberer, ID. 9arrstt, s. fSarz
nan, S. S. Gjraq, 2B. s. Sugbes, S. Burte, l8Itam
Doton, 6. 8pbles, 90. 2oiton. 9. aOt, 6. Grip. 9.
Sterens, VI. 3offenbe-ger, S. d' 8oulo, 2B. 9ln=
ger, ID. 9oipo, u. Sbros6er, s. g, Su6gins, u.
Sonneuo, q. Gang9oob, 9. 5ibberger, 3. 9etlmdn,
S. 6. Bennett .. 5burs6p, g. ulrtd, o. Wtaiiaz
colt, fS. Qlc@Ormd, u. Us. 2Bllte, 2B. Aoams, y.
G. SuTts, S. ytearp, .. glbern, gS. 8. S6ompIon, S.
g. SeInS, 6. Setsr, s. JoIe, Us. Rees, 8. S. Slaz
btrlp, S. u, 9teod, 2E. Supter, s. Guieq, S. o.
gubpie, Us. UtaTuen, 8. u. QSa1ner, y, 9onO6ue,
:. Slabertp, j. Suomig, S. o. 6ulb. O. 6leilbman,
IroutieIer, 8. y. @o4ran, y. @ou8bIin, 8. Sea8ue,
s. SaIfter.
SpLinS, u, s., Bbtlbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Sdrter5ett- -Seirmitter,

pGlfCS oiort Nie n,orttrnofcu Shmuicn itiGt, gutz
flUtuugW ltuber uUo GoualGoutu beilt oU ijt In Der
guu9e, ocm Yi0qCu, ben Gn8uuCtotu oOcr iouiti1cu
3rigu ODER SrQaucH tun. Sine Huncu6uHd a1uilgt.
Snncrltd furirt Elm 6ulber bts ;u etntm Ebces
loiIC ron in Cnem Giluig 9GdiCr in uCuleu DiuutCu
SIdmpit lauren NiulcH, utbCll5lt, Gybrthtn SoOz
rloc SOlt, &lG9ungcH uuo ale tHHer.l6tu Srantz
nlItCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25

3le6en peroen baIten
4dtb. 8. SiHtor Sandman,
@anbtbat far's Observation-Disclosures:
9lObert 6. 9uoibiou,
Ganbibat fur's Iaporot
4at6, 9Obn $. 9oubp;
Or. @m. 8. OGten;
5r. GBasIes gB. 6tsIb;
5r. 9sur9 8. 2atane;
9r. Charles 8. Bbilbtu;
Sr. @olumtns gB. 2emts;
pr. BbiIipp Z. RsGBber;
glubps Nuiitcolps usftrt Die UluTt.
SIN auftra9e
SteOeATnH atGer,
8oriiBer 6es bemOtrauitcn StaatszGentraI
GoRlte's;
SartS gSeleS gaIt,
8orfBer oes oemOtrattiden StabtsSrefutip
tHDGt) @Omtte' 8,
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Sodlpafier ttl geteesbHrG.
. 0 n, "a. SttobGr. SOu Bet

2OEbon, q. Gttobtr.- Son Beters5urg
fcmmt Die Jla6rdt, bOB Der game inter
GbeiI ber Stnot uub ojele StraBeu bur5 Elm
pl6tiides Stei9eu Der yteDa uuter gBaifel
inb. &etIuf BON Weui9eulebeu III u9t
augetei9t, oIlein in 0ieleu 6dQen pur6en
6ruueu uuo timber, pel5e in Sduieru in Der
yiIhe ees SIuHes pobHeu, mittels Boote
Rom @rrinien gerettet. yiaG ben IeBteu
ytodri6teu falt ous gSafer pteoer. Der
Sdaoeu erfirsdt ftb auf betbeu Seiteu Oe8
8Iufes 0ieIe gleiIeH melt uHb pirb ebr groB
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Sr. RaOmag's
Sariapartlljou &eIotoent!
9oS groBe 9mtreiui9uHgS 9}jttet.
Bur SuInnQ aler dlrOniihen NrNnEleiten.

G6roniitcr 9lbcumotsmu8 Ifrop6uroic 2sOIf,
GruiengCihDuljt uottues 6uiclu, NrCb5it0 N,
yuacnbutcU Eusplpfc, GGcoidulum, GcihUdrt.
C'ehWultc. 0uitlranibtitcn Ciid y8aiiCriutbt eng
Tide &rautHct, @aI5luB, SroHtitl5, Sdntnoiuht
u, /. 10.
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gtet @tMtiee @EoieEts.
gstn;tf@teB.

Cur giuI6iuug bettmmte ytattoaals BauFz
gICten I'm 8etraae bon 1921, ,555 Iiefeu 5eute
i'm Sdatante ein-
Die beatige Steuer ginunbme betrug
$288, 72O, bic 30ueiuuGbma $987,184.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Bg3ehnt1rFfea

&tIcagO, "a SftOber.-8En6bieb gu.
fubr IA 600, SerIeHoung $500; Breiie DariIr.
ten 3mti6eu S1.2O Hu6 $5.O5. - S6neine:
3uiubr $500, Ber'enouug 5000; Breile 0a.
ritr,eu BmiI6en $500 uu6 9GGafe:
3ufu5r 5000, Berieubuna 5000; $rejIe bs'
riirteu stptiGen SO 90 uuO 1915.
ct. Eouts, "a. Sttober.- -RiHbUieb: 3us
iubr 1900, Serienbuua $500; BreiIe bari'
irteu 5DtideH $1.7O Hnb $4.85.-Sdpeiu
3ufubr 1900, BerieubHn9 $500; &reiie 1a.
riirten btrtIdeu $3.50 Iu6 $4.O5.-Sdaaie:
3uiubr 800, SerieuOuu8 -; BreiiG ua,
rtirten 5Dii6en 1926 uno 81. 60.
a"2tbert1, Ba., "a. Sttuber. -
RinbDieb: 3uiubr $50, Berieubuu9 800;
PrCtie pariirteu 3mtideu $3.50 uub $4 40.
- S@meiae 3ufubr 200, $erIeubuEe
26CO; Pretie baritrteu BDti&eu $500 uH6
$4,5O.- S6aafe: 3uiubr 400, 8erien6urg
400; %retie 0GrItrteu Bpti9eu $500 uu6
$4.75.
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2(t0tgtat1s83 eI0tueroem.

@oGpa1'5 T1lNa RtIiei bCtct cine Sur fin ieot glr
non ShMcrCu. &cututHqtu, SuctituErCu,
SuWustu m otm 0ltIcU, Der y'rtit uuO
0lu GulGCU. IS war Oa5 gyite
unN III NlE ciuRilF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Rusie 9ebeI.Rtpeidleft.

- Gbas. 8E0blaugb, Wit9Lieo be8 britt.
ideu BarIameute fir YortbamplOH, peIder
an 2uHgeHcougeftOu barnie6er Ltegt, beiluo
fid 9efern erbeblt1 befer, tf ie0o@ nod
ui6t anger @efabr.
- Die frau3Gfiaen 8ammeru Iiub auF Zen
Y. gooember eiHberufeu pOrOeu.
- Die BfOrte bat Die 4bieubuua BON
Gbifirez8epe BON Der SaieE Gambia Der.
boteU.
-5r. SaoDbeu, Der meme amevitluiI9a
@sInnote an @riedeuIuub, Huterbrsitete gez
fern In ItBeu 6em a6Htg @eOrg IetH Gre
Gttt1.
-3nOOt Sbuu if gum @roBrabbi Dol
6ranIrei1 erDdbIt p0roeu.
- 8ie ruifi9e &eateruug etabIirt Eele.
grnpbeu- Stattouan 81 Soiotau, Saruia,i nab
EadtabG5ar, apiiden Reru un6 BeHbideb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
9. Sed)t, j1ttt., 6 S66,te,
0r+ $40, gSeH=2erEastoaftraBc,

BsuiI&tn gutaps unb Soparbftrase, gdsI Der aGep.
gBtr neien ieet unie1e eeiammten 8orrdthe BON
&e9ptcheu tnr bic Sefbfiation auf. nnier Soger lit
qHeB uno IN aueu ben neriniebenen Sorten mannt9s
tGlts mn 9eoeutenbem itonen NfOriment Deffns,
9iobal Btltons, Arminfter, Dfoouettes TO,
nobl, Ipie Sammete, BriiTe[er,
Saptherte'u nnc SuerattS
bic befen, ie in bleitr Gtobt rffertrten qBdbrenb
Rurber 3eit Dor unierem Serbfeeiddft psrfafen mir
Bu ettras uteorssIsn, oIs uniertn l6lten anaebtns
Ben Breiien.
CINE eItsante Eeibe tmporttrter unb sinb,imiIderI
Euss unb Samtn. Wntteu, Art Squares un6
Skins alIer Grt.
q. Se9t, ian., & subm,
Rr.SfO, 9SeHsessiustoa', StpiIten Gutotu. uup
Soparbfru6e Gfs bsE aaep. (210-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
QatneH unp Die uatmes..

2oubnu, "a. Gftober. - 6r. Soiap5
Bigger, BarIamentamitgIieo fir Bef GagaH,
erihieu beute nor Der Barneu Gcmmtfou,
Die ibre SieuHgeu pieoer aufseuDmmeR bat,
uub belt cine &uIprat5e Bur SertbeibtlUua
Der BGrHeuiteu. 4uf SigBar fOIgte 8agitt,
peIGer etne 9tsoe oerIas, tn Der er inter Ils
berem ertLdrte, er iei teBt Petu Fenier mebr,
nQeiu peuu SrIuHb nod inter eiuer i5nltheu
8bruuuei idmaGtete, rpie Dor 25 Sabreu, 10
nttroe Ct mteoer etu 6euter ietn. 9tebuer
befritt bic Auaiaaen mebrerer 3eugeH eer
gEtmes" itber Eeuier. @eDaItiba NuBer
ben 0fidtern, ben 4aUdIteu Der yEtmas"
uuo ZEN 90. Biggar uno SaUttt Daran uur
Ner Spion Sc @arOu urb eiutge tpeutge 3uz
idnHer tn Der heutigeH Stbuug Gnpeicno
sc @aron's aHmeisubett erre8te teiR 4Hfs
iehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Ste billiollcunb bcTe Q(r3nct fit Tas
miIiCns0Cbran9 IN Der g8rlt.

5u Seit uor elmer tis SDau5ig D2inuten nltb ,in,r
Cinm0ltaen 9rfnohhsu 2lupuouug, OGrfCbt cS nis=
mails, SGmCScH gu iiUoeru. &Ucrici, lUil 0ciliI
unn mortcro olc StmcuCn, Der ourb Rbunllisz
mus, Sutd9ergfcl.. GHHylituug, &Utruppaun1,
&terpontat Nurol9it ooCr ourh ic1tIl2 &rlutbCit
9IlulGntcu AUDI lt,u moQtI, JtJopUu's Htuou ne
Het perlhartt l,iou1e GucttcuIrI, - Inner. iOort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
sbdttsEett osr gtbtnRen.

2oubon, "a. GttOber. - Die gltbHfeu
Fub in Betersburg mieber tbatig uno bte
Stubt ift i'm 2aufe bee Ieeten Dionats nit
bereu reooIutOudren BrOiIamatioueu tiberz
i6pemmt norben Die BOIiJet uermaa ut1t
5u ertIdreu, ME bieie 8otumeute gebrudt OBJ
0ertbetIt perbeu. gBabrideiuItd peroeu fie
in Baris inter benz Shuse BON reoolutioHd'
ren Regieruugsbeamteu gebruft uuO &c ioq
bort aud bas 6uuptqartier oes gdbilifeubIatz
tee yStrug9Ie" ietu, peldes erpreB jRr Sir
iuIGtiOu In 3tuBIaao gebrudt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
0(cnn'S
SC(mcfe(.
SCifG

lag, neIde8 Elm ME bcria.
genbcs Seilmittc( if far 0te
Gnticrnun8 ben entiteQeuteN
Gefdtsau8wiaisu ie0er 2trt,
ME Sdpdren, TliteTern unS
baBliden Geiaparen unO Sic
BcrrIi9e 2ur8F9ti8teit Der
Gcii&t8bout entiteut-eiu 3eiz
den
8lti6enOer Oeittlt09ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-25
Gmrop6tf6e &abrI6erE6tc,
8oeOetunsen Oct 5uueeieae aen.

g3teu, "a. CttOber. - Der b6lmtiae
2anbtag ii5erpes beute cine GOrefe osr
5nugcJedeu, lpeldle bic GrGnuug bes Rates
S5ranS S0ieph ole S6uta Uou B0bmeu uuo
Autonomie fir bic PrO0tu5 fOroert, eiuem
&omtte.
Sodbiest tR gStsH.
gBten, "a. Sftober.-@r5ber3og 2acpoIS
nurOe beute nit Der Bl,n3eiIH 8IaH9e bon
8aftlieu getraut.
lluiaa auf etnem guttatOoambfsr.
2onoou, %. Stteber. - Der beute bon
giUerpeoI nath Bottom abgegnuaeue &uuaros
bampfer g@epbalOnia" if In 6DIge etner nm
SOrO etugetreteueH grplOfOu In Den pafeu
Oou 6Olpbeab etuaelaufeu. Der 3Ueite Sus
8enieur unO bier Sei3er puroeu OHr6 bie @rz
PIOfoH i9ner uerIest.
(Spdter.) Der lInfa1 beHanb in Der grz
pIOfior zines Der 8ampffefisI. Die r&ep5a-
Iupta" nirO Bebufs 8eparatur nod 9iU?rD
pooI Buriid'ebren.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24

"You told me you were in Lincoln
diocese when / sent it to you
"Andsso I was; but / came to town
to see after DR.. Sparkle's curacy. I
had q perfect right to preach the SER
mon, said the Rev. Jonathan, fierce
".
Eyes, Isuppose you had-et your
own risk" admitted the agent.
"But it has lost me an excellent
curacy," continued the irate Cribber.
"And you have lost me an excel
lent client. Good morning.
=, y
On the following Sunday DR..
Sparkle's pulpit was occupied by Mr..
Playfair, and it was announced that
the vicar, in obedience to the peremp-
tory orders of his medical adviser,
had gone abroad for a few weeks.
The doctor is now, with his faith
full wife by his side, recruiting his
energies and laying in a genuine stock
of fresh ideas. He has resolved for
the future to have no secrets from
Mrs. Sparkle, and to eschew "skele-
tons. ."-London Truth.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
A Kiss in the Dark.

Horace Vernet, the artist, was going
from Versailles to Paris by railway.
In the same compartment with him
were two ladies whom he had never
seen before, but who were evidently
acquainted with him. They exam
ined him infinitely and commented
freely upon his material bearing, his
hale old age. the style of his dress,
etc. They continued their annoy
ance until finally the painter deter
mined to put an end to the persecu-
tion. As the train passed through
the tunnel of St. Cloud, the three
travellers were wrapt in complete
darkness. Vernet raised the back of
his hand to his mouth and kissed it
twice violently. on emerging from
the obscurity he found the ladies had
withdrawn their attention from him,
and were accusing each other of hav-
ing been kissed by the man in the
dark.
Presently they arrived at Paris,
and Vernet, on leaving them, said:
Ladies, l shall be puzzled all my life
by the inquiry, which of these two
ladies it was that kissed me??"-St.
Louis Republic.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
How She Won Him.

"How She Won Him." might we'll
be the title of a little romance of New
York City. The heroine is young
lady, formerly wealthy, but who in
reduced circumstances, met and
loved the hero, who loved in return.
The hero is a young lawyer, with so
keen sense of honor that he had
resolved never to marry an heiress,
fearing it might besaid he welded for
money. They were to marry when
the hero had gained sufficient foot
hold to establish his professional sue
cess. And 10, while they waited, the
lady, through the death of a distant
and almost unknown relative, fell
heir to u property larger than she
had originally possessed. The young
man, true to his ssense of honor, gave
her her freedom in a short note, al
though the actcost him a great pang.
This brought from the young lady q
longer note, asking him to reconsider
his action, and requesting an inter-
view. He thanked her by post for
her kindness, and told her
that as an equal in wealth he would
have been honored by q union with
her, but that now she was in q posi-
tion to make u much more desirable
alliance. The days that followed this
generouse remuneration of wealth
and happiness were sad ones for the
young lawyer. About o week after
breaking off his engagement the
young man was startled by the ap-
pearance in his office of the girl lie
had given up. She smiled beamingly
and said: "If you will not marry me
let us at any rate he friends. need
the advice of counsel in q suit which
I am about to bring, and for thesake
OF old times hope you will do your
best for me-" "By all MEANS" re-
piled the astonished disciple of Black
stone. "lf you will give the facts of
the case l will attend to it ut once. +"
81 wish to bring q suit Of damages
for breach of promise against
-. / would not do this only
know he loves me still and will not
marry me because he thinks can
wait and do better" 1t is needless
to say that the case was compro-
missed and never brought into court.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
The Measures Of a Gentleman,

Prot. Thomas Davidson in Dec Forum.
English gentlemen of 400 years
ago considered the pursuit Of litera-
ture, art and science unworthy ofany
of their class, which was expected to
live solely for sport. American gem
tlemen land this includes all Ameri-
cans) hold the same opinion with re-
gard to oil mechanical pursuits. Are
such notions whit less childish than
those of 400 years ago? 1 think
they are even more SO; for man may
very well be a gentleman without
scholarship, but he cannot be one
without being able to earn his living
by his own labor. The truth Is,
while we flatter our vanity with the
notion that We are on enlightened
people, on tiaeS STuad that we have
form Of Government and certain
mechanical contriyances which our
forefathers had not, we are sunk in
barbarism as regards all ideas of hui
man worth. For well-nigh 1000
years Christianity has taught that
character, and not position or pos
session, gives value to men. We act
and think, for the most part, as il
teaching had never existed.