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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
QetBiamer,en unb @eaIeLfs5er.

@rOtonzgoHbin8, 4.sy., 0ln %. SUI 1888.
parn Goopup d 60 - UiaiIg ogpgH ,ju 6er
o0rjgeu Saon beftdft9ts b ur9li36r 100 geule.
g5dhreHo oer SaiioH Uert1Qite i oenelbeu unlaiihr
I'D GubeHo 6llidCH Rsaou JletgI uRo e,He groBt Zine
B5aop Jteltg in i5yGm 2tiutpliier 40 bis ID Lropeu
lui Elm glcs, um EIbi6mtHeH uno IBGhiglfte6er az
Csr3uten, audi be GuetihuHgeH, ihijnmeu otu0eu,
rheumaulbeu S4meBe1 uHb ihlimmeW olls. I35uu
mr 'ufal9 eiHen oieier 4tti,el Gu5oItauit b1btu,
10 BADEN mir telug JuBe, ais bis mir 0gHebg1 Diez
5er Uouatbe b1bgH. SD utbme ebIi gtDH5 6IUJu
etu, che t Diorgtns udh mentr 3ie5dbt5HHtys 4s3es
uHc lebe lebr ietgu an NtttT. }m otrloNtien
5ruhiabr lit td an HbttmaIIsmus, uno ole Butu
9aben mir mebr ggEuet u5 Tstn0 eta ou0eJe5 Ut,ids
oaS Id ggbt1ud, 5G.e, SCR u8e5tnl
z. y lMLltoH. INN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
Gptbersttnnaett ffit Die Gunareg.
tD0hIet1.

BbtIG belpbta, 3d., Is. SuIi.-9e.
uatOr 0uap piro BON BrdftSeuteu SarriOu
atll na4fen WtttpO& in 9eerzBart, Rb., d,
81 elmer ptdttgen 8eIpredung erpartet.
sSte es beist, pirb ben Sauptsegeufaub
oerielbeu bic &onarespobl in ben uier neueu
StanteE i'm Sttober btIben. Bisber uareu
ole 8epubIitaner iebr fiegesgents, ale bier
9strtnnen 81 tOnueu, test ie6od fiub fie du.
Berf beior9t seporoeu, ba fte fit uur NOD
RoresSafcta's ft9er fiibIeu. @tae gtieOers
lnge In ben 6rei anberen Staateu miir6e bic
Gertnge republifanti6e Rebrbeit i'm Bun.
osslennt unb ReprGi entauteuhauie in cine
bemotrGtiide 5erpauoelu. 9ar Brdfheut
ift Guf's SOdte iiber bteie AusFht beuuru.
tigt, unb nun iOu Der uItbepGbrte Oman aus
hpIfPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
uGbHe 3ueiisI oas gsFe." j"

QtdOluspilIe, Gg., oen 3. 4u3uF 1855.
II. RaoDag: - SD babe 5br JteCop yleliei uuD
Sbre 8luen in mgIHer Nr1rs NIT Den beteH Raiultaz
ten 9ebJautt SD CLAUDE oaB 5brl Ar3naen obne
3mettel Die beiteu i'm canoel itE0. SD iS8te guem
ArSt ueulif, oG5 er mcbr Sut IN lctuer Hrlrs ba6cu
nuroe, UeuH er jbrs Ulusl 9ebr1ube7 Wurbe, uuo &c
iage mir, oaB er Is t5uH Durce.
$. 0uabe5, N. D.
g8edieIHe6er ae6eilt Tur 30 Geuts. IS gibt Ieiu
odlmttel tn Der Igd, iJtte5 g8lhiIfebgr uno ale
onoeCeu malariiten, bilioien, glsr0tus uut Iu6erg
Ete5er 70 itngu BELT, uig RGouag5 Jt5lisi h. Gerz
bLnouna mIL IlOnlus NLltn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
artess sseTad1{e Its Oer gSaas stsaBe.

Teps DOrt, Is. Suls.-Su ber BaQ=
Strase i6etnt man ben balbigen AnsbrRd]
zines enrOpdii6ea 8rtsges alleH gcat2s III
eruarteu, uno berOOrragenbe BantierS BE-
ipreGen bereits bic mutbuaBtifeu g8irtHu-
gen oefielben auf ben ameritauijhen Wartt
@rOBe 4Hiresuna eatfGab am IeBtsa Sau.
ftage, als bIrd Peaboop & Comp. eiu Eeges
grlmm aus Bottom einIief, in tpeI9Gm gum
4ufanf septfier Gttieu geratbeu DIroe. &Iu
einfuBreiGer BANTER iprad lelne Mei1lna
babin uus, baB, fGDs Elm 8:tes nidt i'm BAL
fan eutfebe, Elm .iO!6er BON 6raufreid gegeu
9eutiGlanb besouueu perSes 6raafEetd
merbe bon SluBIaub unterfust uno @ug'
Lamb tperbe wubri9eiEIi9 in ben 8rieg biaeiH
ge3Ogen tperbeu unb auf Seite 9eutihlaub's
fehen. Die Ghatiate, bag Die >, 8anE con
6rautreid8" in iiiusfer 3sit eiue gro 5e Rsase
Sob aufgetauIt bat uno 80 Otillloaeu 8oIs
lars in Sob beftt, miro BON osu Siuaujs
Ieuten uIs bemerfenspertb QHgeiebea. Die
@alfraBe betradtet nit SreuOe ote 4nsF9s
ten auf eiuen eurUpGiinen 9rie8, ba berIelbe,
pie fie sLaubt, Elm Boom" ,fir's @ei4aft
ipin fnifrhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
sr praiti,irte NIT 81. 81. 81.

UtontuQue, Ger.
81. J2ap,Uag & Sc. - Sd babe 5brc gr1aei.n i.it
20 SabreH gebr0utt uu0 babe IN tenem ,5lQl BON
SdutteIiJot Oeritbtt, zine sur FL beUIiiellgCa.
sd ggbraute Jdat5, ais 59r JteoO4 Relici un5 }6te
4tucn, GbOs, S. S0Hgsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
gos slu,tse saa.r,f!annas.g .gsittsL,

Uates ioiort In elmer 6t5 5wun3jg U}tuus
ten oult cine girm1lige AnuenoM5 6te mlrtansz
fen znmeBen beietti8t, gaisunoun5gn tiuoeu un0
Gcngehionen bellt, let e5 an otI yuH9e, iE 4f1a
Cr8onen. N9te 9Cilig U1o martegno aud bic Stmsra
sen oer 6bumotiier, or &e,tldlHt9en, e1t ShDla
ten, oer atuppd, Der I}arpoicd otr 5tcagll5itlr
lCiU flOQen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
2I GCGrtd,
S8lltetfroit, @c9ieffeber beFegt.
9ta0waB'8 9leaOD GeIief

hrirt ndt nur Den Boheliel, Del ron 0iaien tr1t=
libeu Ncubc bCs AuNtoleta IN ugu bsiieogen SegeHs
oen, no Dialard beuibt, bei1le1 TT, i9n6gtu Ueru
gCute, Dc,dC otlu mIlr'tleG c'iftt lu5leg5t mo-
ieom U(orgeu 20 bis 30 Ir0pitH Reao9 8elle in Eiuem
l5luiC 2Gaiicr ItnfSu uHo otsutb ele1 crater 0alu
ciicn. mCrnen Ne iebgm NnllLff ygrl.rggn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
maSwas's meapu ReItef
nit6 ioioyt Gjdt'eIuH8 8elDa5fo

niro ioioyt Sjst:eguH8 gspa5ren.
Die anmenAuuo 6es Reabu Reliei on olm G5itt,
Do Die G6mepen fb beiHoeu, DtFo Sda1limn9
uno tiuoerUug 8eUdgrtH-
EB gauiSts Seats Die 6toibs. -sa
81 babeu bei opCu 2lpQtbelsm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
OlCuu'8
S6mCfC(= Setfe

3ataidgeibeR If, weI4e Ger
: etn;igc pirfli8e
gto0e @oat &etut8et
10. 9ard bic geiaao4eits3n9
; tragliGc J0Httioa oteicspnga
Oer6oren Sctlmittets mcrOea
: ote tragea ae5 atit Set bers
: ftopitea 4}oren 8e6fiatt ana
: ba8 8lnt taaa In bollfaattUea
ner 9teinBcit 6i8 3nr 66ero
Fd4e ctefaItrcR, 9a5
0l1dCt@s g'cIttEtot
III eiae ltcdIitc Gofa Ha0
WeiBe Weii6taforBG 10
: Icbr geidlatt TT icOcm Gtrtel,
= no $d6RBctt
lire Irttelltp0e fetcrt,
: 9htct GntJ bot jrreiRBreROeu
gta6agmnHgcH.
- SrpOt: -
glr. 1t5, GHltoHfry 5IelDsgort,
u5Ti0U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
aas 0ontrattasDeiter- 0 Eiel.

@inFGtIid BET 8oGRredun8 bes &0utratt=
nrbeiter>@eIeses perien fd befdubia meme
beilIe Srageu aut. 60 J. y. If oieier Gage
Bei@ner6e oariiber erbObea porOen, baB ein
Rantbeunter in 8ermoHt, tpel9er ienIett5
Der @reu3e in &anaba pobut, oas betrefeube
@eeb ta9tagIit uerIese. 5euer Beamte bat
Sit Ieit 40 Sabren tebeu B04entag itber Die
Sren3e mad Der 8auf begeben uu0 bort ietn
EageIperf uerri9tet. 0tau be6auptet nun,
baB Dies nit bem fragIideR @eieB tn gSi'
herIprud itebe. - Serner erhe6t man See
i5tDerbe bariibsr, onB canGbiideu uuo ueTIs
tauiideu 3agsI0bueru gefattet ueros, itber
bic @reuBe au fommen HRb cen gag itber IN
oeH 8eE. Staaten su arbeitea NIB ON NbeHb
nigoer nab ibren @obnuugen 3urid,ufe9z
yep. Ssue Grageu tperoeu i'm S9asamt in
&tmi8ung ge3ogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
&mS MErtfn.

9ta6t Rerito, Is. Sali. - Seftise
Rsgenstifie fino bier Esefaaeur uub eia Ebetl
Der Staot ift iiberidnemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
Ser 9eneraIp oftHtefFer anS Die EsIestapbea,
@nntpanliie'tt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gRnn1nf0F

@eneralpofmeifter 8aaamQfer ertlGrt Sur
Intuort auf bic Trage, Oh es IuG1r iet, 6a5
Ct eiueu 8efebl eriafen babe, Do5ur9 oIe
RGten Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0oa etaenl
&sut bu StI4SIIl 3SsrstsL Gent pro 11Set eesu-
ART murben, bnB er oieie 8Qte bor92ialGgea
uub bic EeLegrapbeu.@eeuiGafteu IL cteiem
Siuns beua9rid)ttBt babe. IN e!ntge Der
SeIegrnpben @ompaante'u, meIhe oieier
Rate oppouirten, bot er eineu Brief geiGlriez
ben, In pel6en er ber5orpo5, bag bic Eeeuz
3irte State erft feitSeiest Duy6e, na1oem bas
BCfaGts>Separtement Sni0rmattoR erbaltau
babe, baB bic betreHenoen &0mpagais n fir
getpiiie groBe @OrpOratioaen Staten ieHgeiest
bnbeu, Die 10 niehrig paren, ais bic ieBt ftir
ZEN 0feglerungsbtenft nor8eidLa8eue. Soa
bieien Spatia1sn in 9eautnI5 geiett, pdre
es fetnesne9s III rehtfertigen, tpeun man fir
bic Reateruug eiuen ueueu &ontraPt 5u 5obe;
reu Staten abitltesen piirbe, als re Inoeren
Suuben berednet nerbeH, ipe5teu tn Gnbe'
traGt Der YrioiIegisn uao 8eueit;ieH. mel1e
6teIe Gompagute'u hurdl ben @ougreB er5als
ten buben. Der @eneralpO Oftu1eifer appeutrt
Gr1 S6luB ieiues Shreibeus On ben 8eht=
IibteitsiinH Der betrsffenbsn @ompG9uie'u
uub ertldrt, ha6 Die 8eaieruug inter ben
erifirenoen SerhIltnifieu CUR gtiaimaI'6ate
bered5tist III. g9le man oerniult1t, tuerbeu
bic SeIe3rapb pbenS&Cmpagn bemui1t Elm
Serb5r Dor benz Observation-Disclosures BADEN
uro auf oGs &Eer9ti6fte gegen bic RebuttiOn
Der Staten prOtefiren, oG fe 6auu ben Eeles
9rapbeubieut Der 9ie9ierHng Eur nit BeyIIf
meter fiipren miiBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
gsM8 Get 9MaSesDGWptiGeot.
geHtrag GintberIn astaoet.-gia6pebsu ess
SturHes auf Eam9a.

Baibington, .. g., Is. Sati.-Giu
beftiSes genttter 3;ebt itd3 i'm SIotteuoepors
tensnt 3uiammen uno bhrfte fi4 eenlRddf
iiber benz Saupta oes @0ntre'Aomtrals 3!aIs
berIp In apia entIaoea. Gs pirb bas Ser
haIteu unIeree @el9DatersGbei8 ia 9amua
tn ge,ug auf Die ngtipFc" Inb bereu &omz
manbeur, gapttdu DtuIGu, tn i4arffer gSetie
perurtbeit. @eesR oeu energtlhea Brotef
bss 2etteren IGidte 4imberlb bteie8 i9per
bef4G0fate Sdlif Obne 9dsaabe ulo nuE nit
einem gtot6ruber UerIe5en i'm SGIepptau bee
vAlert" nGh 6onrlulu, aber IdOn bei'm QAss
Iaufen brad 6as Ruber uab Rur nit ibeEs
menI6LiGer AHffreuguHg tOuate bic oysipRc"
oacor bepa5rt perben, Elm 3pettes gtlI gegea
bic 8iffe gei6lenbert 81 merbeu. Gs rouros
Elm nepes 9Iuter eiu9elest ug6 elm 5ositer
8eriud genaGt, aber mte0sr 0er9eben2, tuo'
raut Der abulirag irgeriid muroe uub Gsnuan
bes GcmMaRoos eutieste. Gr ttgB iO0aau
beiSe S6iffe mad Gan Srau3isc9 abgeeen,
benz galert" giu9eu iebob bic ao5len aus
gej tieiem Seriube finb alllta tt6er $4,000
fitr aobIsu beri1leuSert lDCrben, uno Der
5EIotteusSetretdr uirS nun nit bem ui4fea
9ampfer ben Gan SraH5isco cine 9tahls
IdruHbe fir ben pMpfc" abienbea, DnlIan
uber miro bti Ii;1er G1iidtabr jebenfa0s cine
llnterIuhuug Ueslaugen, bic qidt 81 isiHen
llaauuiieI as!aIfen oiilfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
@sHMfiMteE .

Die bentige SteIer @ianabne betrua
$414,225 unb bic .3olIeinnabme $8S4,243.
3ur @tnI0iuns befimute gtattcHaLsBaHts
3foten I'M BetrG9e Don $685., ,279 liefen beAts
i'm Shasamte Elm.
Idtb. 6. 8. Gerreu. Der ameritauiI9e @es
ianbte au BeIGieu, UerIegte f9 elmer BEN
taatssDepartement 3ugegaugenen gtG9rid)t
~ Solse, ale er in yfeg0z Yorf ben 0ampfer
bsfiea, 5ufauig AM Saie, tHbem er gegeu ets
neu bOrrGgeuben geSeut0uo fieB. Die Ser
lstuns ifi 70 bebenlIld, bas er eitbeu ui1t
81 gebea oernGg, upo er if besbaLb 6eu1 60
mig 2eOpOIo nod aidt ppr9efelt mOrOea.
@Oparo Stanbope aus 8ofon, gegeuu1rz
tig 9febutteur oes uDOutb's &Omp9atou," TT
gum Gpe3iaIs a9enteH oes Genius 8itreGI5
erEauut nOrbeu uno bat ben ipa3ieleI Iufs
tr0g erbaIten, faltftii6a 8ertdte tiber bic
BaImpolIz zSnbufrie Der Ssr. Staten aus
3uarbeiten.
Siiffsietretar Sat9eGer bet auseorNnet,
bnB bas S9asamt pdpren0 Der 3nuDstags
ieben Samfiaa, nm ubr Ha6uittags, 9eI
idlosen tusrbeR iou. Die InorOnung if Der
Seftdtigung bee Sefretars g8inSom uHters
Dprfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
gn0Iil50fi ftnS RfIrofi,.

8tttsbnrg, 3D., Is. SnLt. Sale 3us
rnin nnb IiliSe Donooau tamen baute rib
ant einem @tlSuge Der DBeuuigloania Ba6u"
aul oeH gBs8e mad hem Gffeu 6nrd1 bieiiae
gta6t. Sbre a0te tn Dem 99lafuagen mar
UeriGlcii,n, ftr-feuteH iid ui1t gum Etiib'
7itd Elm uH6 iGieneu tbre AnDeeubett 5erz
Betm!tteH i'll po4en. SeiH Seri4terfatter
erbielt 3uIaB 81 tbnen.
gep 0ori, Is. SuH. -SpeBtal, 0e9e.
iben aus Chicago melben, aas Sobu z. SuIs
lioan fd1 nod bort befin6et Hub ietueu Sieg
our6 einen rieiisen RaaiG, coer 0telmsbr
eiue 0teibe BON 8duideu feiart.s
Bur0isr 9liif., Is. SaIi.-&. gB. Sid,
auf oGfen @igeRtbum bic fitrBLi6e BauIsrei
BtDiIhen Suliiban un6 9ilraia fi0ttfauo, TO-
ME s, :. Samieion Fuo tpegeu 53roaruug
oes SauifGampfes 0erbaftet uno uatsr ie
$1,000 8itrgi@aFt gefieut pOrOeu. S0bn EtB.
patrid, Delder aIs Breieri3ter fHngirta, tfi
ebenfals fsfigeuamulen nuo I0n an pd6ffeu
SoHnerfgg bier proteifrt rperben. gs Ders
luutet, bog aud geriGtIiae SGrttte gegeu
R. 6. Carroll uno &. 6. 81Ier, Superiuteu=
osnteu Der yg2etp Stlaans ytoItseaFerus
8atu," I'm 8erfe fHb.
8ndB ter, R.=D., Is. SuIi. RiIratn
fam beute &beno aHf oem ct. 0oniier gil
snge oHrd bieFge Sta0t. ct ma9ts teiueu
&eriu6, ieiue Sbautitdt 81 uerIeugHen, unb
inBte, er iei mad gierD YOtt uuterwegs.
&9artea gttt9eu lam Id0n aefern Gbenb
turn RrGefter.
atIrGiu ersdtIt, baB er In SHbiaaapolis
1!rGi Gage unb 5pei Radlte Uui eiuem Seus
bObeu 5ubgadte, neil CT betirdtate, pecbaftet
an nerhe1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
Gtae Hnrte.

I'm Gue, tDtIpe an ben SsoIo,n nan c,rs,nAts,s,u
nerrosr S6nats, irdbem Berfod, BerIuff S.r Non,
sstFa ~: y; /, R, ,,rt siSt4 .as, q tasnirs tn
RON eirsm WiifIondr In G1s am.risa snth,Si
Sdidt asrsfhrtes &oIDsrt an0ass. .SoIeps 3. Samans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
9a,tnett ees @GeFfriaft6t.
ElerfUarDiee sFoI8sw eiasR @stuitterFurnteS
iu GUaHsptHs.-S StaraIaaben aa aHOeEH
Srteu.

@panspiIIe, Sab, Is. 5utt. Gtu
Beftiser Sturm ri6tete geFeru yfG5mittag
betrdhtli5eu SlG0eH in bieFger 5tabt au.
@egen 10 llbr geteru Iben0, oIs Die glsttris
sitdt gum 3mede Der Sra5eubalan@tuug aHs
ge6rebt muroe, ihmdngelten Die Bielea Dom
Sturm III Bo6eu 9eDorfeuen DGd6te Die
Sduisr, IGrote tie RsgeuDG1srpiuteu IN ben
StrnBeR NIT gIeftrt3ttdt. Ga etlt6eu Steuea
iprangeu fuB1ohe 6Iammea empor, Ha6 Elm
Ssueralaiu1 Duroe gegeben. Die SeUsrpebr
eri9ieu raid 3ur Steue, uaS Die gtGunih1Ft,
hie iiber bic SanlaGe ni6t untsrridltet mar,
iiiir;te fid] uubepuBt in bic tbr oCoSenoe 9e=
Ia1r. BIerbe unb g0idminuer muroeu re9ts
uub ltafs burd Die &leftri5itdt III Booea g5.
morfeH. Ufebrere UtGnuer, nelte Ia Elm
Saus eiltau, bas in glamueu III teheu
I9ien, tpurben heft'g uteoargej4IeUoert I'M
gsbeuere EuiragIHg hsrEiGte, bis Elm in Ote
ginihiuenhatton abnei4itter 8ote bort aus
laEate un0 bau eIettrii5eH Strom abbreben
liaB. Gin DnseHS oeer mebr Dteniheu Ia
gen nm bteia 3eit beDustCs so, ieOod ret
tete man ihre 2ebeu, iuhem mon Ite auf uaIs
fen Booeu legte. Mebrere gGi1miansr be-
fiubeu fh nod In pretarem 3utaube. g
@tnttRnati, Is. SuIi Die Grtitait
RriHceton in Butl2rs@oputg mgrNe bHrd' efs
ngu um a llbr sefern ytu8mtttas ansgebroz
G1eneu Sturm faif ain3Iid 3erit6rt. 8as
grOBe aus 3ieseIfeiueu errtHtete S9uLban8,
iopte bic gBobnungen Der 30. Stalas 8bjte-
bea6, Sob, Qenbar9t unb Sterbeu @batpiou,
inpie Der 7rau RoIa Wiuer Iiegeu In 5Eitnls
r1eru. Str0meuter 9legsn begteitets ben
nur 20 Rinuten banernoea @turm. Die
grnbte in Der lIngebung ift oernHitet. Die
SbbahIoien hGben eiufDetlen ein lIuterfsus
men bel Rahbaru gefuubeu.
0feabtug, Ba., Is. Suit - 9as game
SebanontbaI wurhe beute friib our4 eiueu
ungepGluli@ bettigen RegenitErtn betngez
iud3t. 8ieIe BG6e trGten aus ibren lliarn
mo berniGtetsn tte Gruote auf ben lugrers
3eRoeu Teleern. SSn AuOn, NteperStOmn Il.
QebauoH murben Die uuteren 5toduerfe Der
6Suier iberdpemmt Bei ReaNiug febt
Der S6unlltlI 1eEte qltttag SuB unb 3u
Sprtnss&ttp II TnB iiber Der Begalrarte.
2aucGfer, &c., Is. Sult. Dte au1
5amfag uuO tn Der SoEntagszWaflt i'm
u6rbItGeu GbeiIe DOn GaucaFer GouHtp mis-
tHeaOen Regenfiirme tDaren bic befttgfeu felt
Slbreu. I'm ben pnmmerz nab bem Dti6hlez
Greet ijnb fitGf Wiii9lenbdume 3erf6rt, nuo
III @Ii3Qbetb 30nui5ip purten iitui BrGdeH
Deggerifien. Ser S3aben III 5eoeutero, un6
oer gBaferfanb NOR Der b0d]fe, 6eiieR ft1 Die
lIt5fteu &iatpObner ertuueru.
4arrtioubHrg, Be-, 10. Suli. - Gle
grnbte in bteiiger 9egenb puroe our9 eineu
geaeru Ibeno aus9e6roGeneu 5ettigea R.s
ggu= uab SoseLfturm etbebItd beiddDigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
Gbtueft{dle Eiitubobnett,

2oub0u, 16. Suli. - gius 8epeiae bee
rStaubarb" meIoet ans Sbausbai nDer
Saiier bat elm gbitt erIafeu, ueIhss ben
Bau Der p3urg=9l6ausBabun anorouet.
9arquis Gisug If gum General DIRECTOR al
Ter htnefid1er SabHsu ernaunt poreeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
Staeme uaS gttifss.

gBieu, Is. SnIi. SefIiae 8egeHBiife,
tpeI4e bier nnb bn BON 8trbeIf Iftirmeu be9Lets
tet uaren, tptitbeteH beute in uieleu SbeiIeu
BON Sefireid uub uugaru. @rOBer 8erlat
on Gt9enthnm uu6 RenifenIebeu Diro be-
ridet. Btele Sttden Fnb Serf6rt, ua0 Der
Eahnnerfebr III 1ielfan uuterbro6eu.
Die bon ben Beraleutsu uaS giieubabu'
Grbeitern tn Stegermarf begouueueu StIttes
bebHen fi4 auf bic Difritte 2eobeu, SOftaG
rr1b gSnttsbern ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16

2oubou, Is. Sali. Der Sdab bsrLies
ge1eru gatous6aI, ben SiB bes 6er3ogs 0Ou
gBefmtnfler in @befer, Hao febrte, beglettet
BON 6em 9erSog, mad Qloerpool 5uriid.
Dem S4Gb ld3eiut es bier nidt beiOubers
III gefalIeu, Oeuu faf BET allen SefIiGfeiteH,
bic Tim 81 &breu ge8ebeu per0eu, tommt er
5pet Stuubeu 81 ipdt. uno aRBerbem Iest er
fi6 iebr bdafG i4Iafen, menu man ibn IT,
nenbno erpartet. Die @eieqi6aitsoamen
fiub iiber bic Gat6edung, baB er itA cine
id6ue 5iderieiitu aus ietuem 6arem mitse'
brnGt, bic tbn IN Der Sertieibuug eI1ee RHa=
ben besleitet, burGaus uidt erbaut. Gros=
b5m Der Stab iiberau auf 8eaierau98tofeu
reif, ioIIeu Die 9eiammtunfofeu iei1er Reiie
bic 3ur Seeneiguua 6erieIbeu bod 81 100000
tetrogeu. Sstue SeGIeituus befts9t aus go
BerioHeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
HarFt uuO g5rTe.

2cnbon, IS. Sult. -- g5r. StaateED
Gblgatioaen: 4sproB. 1871, bits al pro3.
1O8. - 4ttieu: g.s@.zSB. 3O5, bitt0 Brtor.
5, GaRaba Bocifc 57I, Grts 274, bite
Prtor. 1O5, SIItnot8sGeutraI III, 0tertcau
554r ct. Baul III, Rerpsg gorts Genital 1084,
Penuiplbonia 524, Gteabiug 235 @tericaG'
Central G78.
Qtberpcot, Is. Suli.- Il. 80 Rabn1Ft.
tags. 8aumUole: UlttteIicrte GberlauteE
3lt6, Ditto gien Orleans -. Die Bers
GGufe bstrHgeu 5000 Gauen, Specialization
uuh gusIGhr 1000, 3ufubr 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16
@0d8ettBptaitntc.

Q0nbuu, Is. Suli. - Fuc Die SoG5eit
Der PrinjeiFu 2Guiie pou gBGlas init Oem
garI gOu SITE perben idOu ieBt fofbare @ez
i6sufe eIngefnuIt. Die 0iOtbdi!ee mlben
Gin GtGmanteu=palsbauo iteufeu, oes $780,.
600 fOien iQu, uub Der Sba5 BON Berfeu
nil rcd mebr fir Elm @ei4eut au5gebeu.
g5ur eas BurIoment 36gert nit Der 8erpili.
Qurg Der fur bic Graut OerIaHBtsn &pa,
reGe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16

Gloul, Is. SuI. - Der PapR Gmpfag
5eute ene groBe au5abl 8arbiEale uHo 3ipIo=
raten. Ser gmpfaHg bauerte bter Staas
ben, unb Der Bapf mar pG5yeuo oiGlec gaa'
5au 3eit oanit beiadittat, 9riiBe Gusrtaue
i6eu uuo iid, NIT ieiueu GQaeH III uHterbaS
en- Ulorgeu nir0 Der PapF mad leiuer 8iez
fbeu3 i'm GarluOsSarteu iibeEfeOeLn me
bonn 0ogLaGFg ieiae 4Roien3en uelr ertbeis
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16

gu Babsu bei auen 2ipot9sisn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-16

8 atro, Is. 5uli. - Eberf M0bs80ule1
8eieAls9absr Der eg9pHifeu Gruppen, DeIdle
ben 8erpiiaen fol9eu, teIearaFBirt, haB ote
Dielen geiangeHsu, 6raaten un6 SerDuness
ten, bic CT nit itdl fiibrt, ben 8emegnugen
Ieiues @ommaE0Os in bo5em 8raoe biuoeEs
lid Tnb. Ser Gberf Dat jDet EanOHeu e.
0entst, bic bon OE Dermijaen I'M Sttae 8e'
IQifeu puroeu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-11-07
Aamx DounANurs.

A Massachusetts officer details with
evident enjoyment some foraging ex-
PLOTS of the northern army during Sher-
mans great march. One of these was
of sort which even the bitterest Con-
federate might have enjoyed.
One day a forager noticed an orna-
mental shrub growing in yard of red
clay, with marks of black loan on it.
1t struck him that ii was not in its
native soil, and he went for that bush.
II easily came out of the ground, and
out of the hole under it, OF which it was
tie tell tale, came a whole stockAof pro-
visions and family clothing
Another If Our men, while crossing a
plowed field, was attracted by suspicious
signs, and ran his ramrOd into the
ground A foot down il struck some
thing solid.
The kind Hearted finder FASTENED to
make others rich as well as himself. He
ran down to the band with two tin cups
running over, one with syrup, the other
with peach butter. while the delicious
sweets dripped from his clothing and
his person. as if in confirmation of his
pleasing tale.
Plenty more right up ihe.e; forty-two
hog sheads FUR
Sometimes mistake was made. One
of band, passing log house, levied
on it for calabash of lard. and the
usual batch of doughnuis was fried that
night.
A peculiar flavor, supposed to be due
to an excess of soda, was noticed; but
hard marched men, with sharkish appe-
titles, did not stop for trifles. Daylight
revealed the fact that the doughnuls had
been fried in soft soap. = Youths Com.
paEion
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-11-07
FOREIGN HELP FOR TARIFF
REFORM.

The foreign contingent of those phi
lanthropists who are working to so re-
form our tariff laws as to admit foreign
products without payment for the priv
ilege. are not always so careful 10 con-
ceal the alliance as are their co-workers
in the United States.
Just now the powerful trust which
makes all the tin-plates used in the
world is menaced by the probability
that the manufacture of that indispen-
sable article IS to be undertaken in this
country, where all the elements are to
be found in abundance, and where more
than half the entire output of tin plates
is used. Simultaneously free trade
advocates on both sides of the Atlantic
are vigorously insisting that no encour-
agement to that end shall be extended
By Congress. While there are two
tones to the voices thus directed toward
Washington, somewhat discordant
when brought together, they will be
found quite in harmony as to the end
dts;red Here the plea is that the price
of tin will be increased. as witness every
writer and speaker heard 10 behalf of
free tin. In Great Britain the fear is
that monopoly will be destroyed, as
witness the prophecy Of leading trade
journal of what will follow if Ameri-
cans are permitted to make tin-plates.
The Ironmonger warningly asserts that
"sooner or later the tin-plate trade viii
cease to be the monopoly Of South Wales
and Monmouthshire' if competition in
America is permitted.
Further on, speaking of efforts to
discourage the threatened competition,
the same journal thus appreeiatingly
refers to the work of tariff reformers
here, and the probable outcome of their
joint effort:
The Welsh makers have strong allies
in the United States. and if the alliance
is made the most of we should have very
considerable doubts of the success of
any application to Congress to increase
the present duties. But to ipsure that
result the Welsh makers and their
business connections must not only
watch but work, and work hard. to
checkmate the advance of the Amer
lean protectionists.
There is doubtless some satisfaction
for "reform" workers ia the knowl-
edge that their efforts are appreciated
BY those foreign allies with whom they
may have cuisines connections
while permitted to extract so little COM
fort from popular expressions nearer
home