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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
SIN &f init aefnernnna.

vi d "a, rs, ,. Wtdr3. - 3Det be.
rndbtt9te Saniaier Seiperabpe, s. Saufielb,
alias "&be Rib" uno S. Burnett, naroen
9eftern ourf3 ben Sderiff bon 9raut. &ountn
osreaftet. pGbe Sio" pt.b bon Sbabo uub
anoeren &errttorten ruegeu Roroes unb BE.
raubung BON Poffuti4eu fedbEieai5 usrs
fcI8t Sas onbere Baar puroe BON @oIS.
nater aus, nc es suerf ouftauhte, noh
Grant eouutn uerfolgt. 4uf Der Rorris's
ifen n8aude" fabIen fe snei Bferbe unb
batten etnen uersreifelten Sampf nit ben
n&opbons.I gle purbeu auf ben gbeneu
bon eiuem Sderiffa= aufeebot um3ingelt unh
erf gefausen geuommen. als i6re 0Euuitiou
etit0pft, uab beibe Mduuer peruunNst uora
hen parer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
Sin Sbfer Der Mnsfffna.

Serfep.Gitp, RS. 8. Rdrs. s.-Sutu
s. Collins eutflob i'm Issteu CONNER aus
bem @ountn Armeubaufe auf Suaie. 6iu
unb psrbarg fd iiber Na1t In ben Rari iden
ON Sadeniad. CT tpurbe babel furdtbor
BON ben Mosfitos 1ugerihtet, nnb als man
ibn einfine. uuBte er in's Srreubaus sebradt
tperben. Gr mar ieitber bofiuungstos irriiu>
mig unb murbe burh ben Sob BON ietnen Gel.
ben erl6f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
SSr. 81.
GnrObatftBe &abeG6ett6te.

crtin6IsS Geradt aas gaatoa. Gia ats
gebIidIer GampT sWtIt5sR einem Ssatfdlea
Rmp etneat 3nieriFGatitSta &rteasIhtWe.
3teI, s. MdrJ.--lInter oen hiefgen 5lotz
teHoifiitsyeE ctrfuiirt bns GeriiGt, 6as elm
9ampf smii6eu eiuem aneriIautiasa 9ttess.
ififfe unb Der beupheu 9OyDette ,,E!go" tn
iamcauiiden @epaferp futt9eiuuoeu bat.
Die ameriIauer feuerf%a uHgebud BEN erfen
S&uB.
gBaibtuatoh, 3. G., 5. Rap. -5d-
retdr Sagaro ia8te beue Gbeuo, er babe Feiae
Hahridt iiber Cineu G0raift Smii5eu einem
GUIerltlnideU unb eiHem beutl9eu 3Eiea8z
ififfe In amCariiteu @endIieru. gr 5llte
0ls ans EieL iommsube 8eridt fir uH6e.
griiRbet, ia 6ereiubast morcen iei, ale TlBz
HabmeA tH Samoa bis mad Der Berliaer
gOnferenl III bsriGiebar. uaberoies isi es
taum m0glid, oaB elm berncttger &OriaG e5er
In aieI befannt uer6en loute, al8 In 8srliu
ooer @aibiugtou.
2ou6on, 5. Rir3.-9SgOer bic ameritas
niiGe, nod bic beuti9s @eiauothaft tn 0ons
bon bat irgenb peId|e 9ta4ritteu tt5er eiHeH
Sampf In SamOl.
2Cn6OH, 4. WIrl. - Rahridlten ans
Samca ergebeu, oaB eIu gSaiien1infianb bis
mad ber Serltner gonIereus ituiid1en Miatdafa
nuo ben beutiden 6oniul ertlGrt moroen 1T.
Wlataafa uerpili6tet fb, bic 3erf0ruug BON
beuti6em @igentlum 81 oerbiteu.
8erliE, 8. DiGr3. -- Su biefgen antlfs
dleu 8reien tpeiB man ytidts BON eiueuI
&onilift auf Sumca.
BlaOEone'S Frnagef @ruOer uao Subn.
Qonoou,4. Wsirl.-gr. .Brsmter glabs
foue's Gltefer SO5H gGiuiam 6erbert leiOet
on tbetIpeiier gabmun9. Srn. @laOfOue's
GItersr 8ruber Ebpmls @laGfoue 1T ebeuz
faus i5Der tranfo
StiiAe 3ufaBSe,
Dublin, 3. Riri. - @r3bi4of BalIb
bat Dem pdpfIiteu StaatSielretdr etue De
peld1e geididt, in tuatd5er er DIE ITaire Bi=
I gOtt ais Sepeis anfibrt, haB Die BarneIliteu
bei'm Satifan Gerleunbet mor6eu fiuo. --@S
oCEIautet, baB Elm 5eHier In Bari8 tn 8e9rifF
lit, ulit5utbeilen, aus melher GueIle bic aus
erf berOHsntiidten 4arreubriefe Rammeu.
Or. Gamer, 6Gs am Sreitag tn 2ea0Ou
bsrbaftete BarIameutsmitBlieo, fam um
lIbr beute iriil In @lonneI an uuo lparO nab
eiHem Der ilbIideu Briigeleen 3vpii9gu Der
E0Ii5et unb etuem @iob tIn ooctigeu @lfSuaa
utb uhtergcbradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
GrSbebet, In GentreGaaterifa

GuapaqHil, @cuabcr, 8. gtdrJE E-gta
beftigee Grnbeben trut furs mad IL l9r g.
fieia Abeno bier elm, nnb H1ebrere anoere Grs
i6itteruugeu fclsten pihrenc Der yfaGt. Der
teIsgrapbiIGe 8erfshr III uuterbro4er, GHo
etu Yauit berriGt inter eer 8srSIteraEe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
ROHLFINC c.0AI
& BENNERs. u5si;aEHr Saa
: Telephone 593. STREET.
J1(o0. Jll. ). lO6itc
GIT. ia, 2Set-cSexin9foafr

Tolsenbe Unnene gBaaren itnb unter ben SOFprets
Tnarfirt:
Durdbro6ene Bolton sHEETING-SCARF
2 gaIb lang DO Gents.
Durdbrohene Bolton SHEETING-SCARFS,
! "a 9arb lang, 25 Gents.
Surdbrohene Bolton SHEETING=Se6e
g)ar6 i'm @episrt, 35 Gents.
9urtbrodene Bolton SHEETINGzSeGsn 4
g)erb i'm Guabrat, ID @ents.
Dur6bTOfene sprts s'dus>sa6er (splashers)
IL, 25, 35, DO, so Cents.
30 Gents.
8urdtrudene sCRIN.SafeIse6sa Is Gents,
2 fir Is Gents.
geiifefter linnener 3tpirn Gents Der Stabn; SO
Gents oas DuseRb.
gemufterte SbIrsenFoffe, &0r6e, Geiben=, Phlts
seuse uub Robtuaaren aler art iu nteorI9ten
9Ieten.
Gtifleibe, zPnuntpoIe. >9innensiurn, Strifieibe,
Sdfelspirl, 9topttdtenz Braid Il. (. ~. lud Elm iebr
trffflides Stridz rno Sdtelbud1.
9ie FABRIC TUFTING MACHINE" etpas
gieues, ferti9t Dfatten, Scarfs, 4dteIoeteu u D-
an, lefert ebr eesonte grbett une i6re 6anehabun9
if leidt 3u erlernen. (Sebr27, Mo UttS1N-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-04
Ssnn Gnrfntfd & Gomf,..

@uropdiihes SfiFfiabrtss unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gtr. f3, Giso SoatoaB Strafe+
9ermitteIn btHige Ssaiiiteuz uuo 3mtiaenz
Reds zgsafIaee. Sef6rnern 8eloer On iraeno cine
Gbreiie DeutihIanb, Seffreih, nnsarn, 6erS9nets
RuBlano unb Rolen gu ben nieor9ften Saaesturlen
un6 untsr @epdbrIeihuna iid1erer antunIt fret tnS
Icaus. Ga6ete tttS gHerthiadhen ipsrSen Sitstt
per teutIhe Geitspot 81 6ebeuteno rebu1rten 6aten
psrIan6t &rbShaften uap sfproeraugen meroen
permitteIff GeneralzG onmadt prompt erho0en uno
mad gineane bier benz @mpfdn8er obne metteren
absug orsbeBoblt. Ser. StaatenaH naHeetssuagSz
Safe nerben binnen "A StunoeH bel9aHt,
sic MusiteHata aller Iegalen Sofumente, aIs
Rerrdae, Gontratte, Sapotbeten auf @runos unb bea
tpeaIid1es Gigeutbum (Rortga9es, Bills of Sale) u.
{. ip., miro sesen aerin9e Bershtun9 uberuommen.
(cSehr 8 On 9Go.gCoi 81
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1tnfere Stad)barn tsn RorSen.

GttaUa, Ont, 9. Rdrs. - Sm Inter
bnuie bes BarInments bate Der Eiibrer Der
ppofitionszB Bartei, i6r. 2aurier, am 26. I.
0tte. eine 8eiolution eiugereitt, In trel6er
perIaust uiro, baB Canada bs3ii9ttd Der 81
ifereifrage nit ben Ser. 5taateH in ueuer=
Iide lluterbaubIuugeu trete, uub bas Der mos
dus videndi nm Elm Sahr uerlGagert tperoe.
8ieie Reiolution III beute nit 1O8 gesen 65
Stimmen abgtlebnt m0roeu, uad0em Der
Sufilmtuifsr Sir SshH 8bOmpiuu in Iauge'
rer 8e6e ben Stanbpuntt ber Re9teruHg in
Der Sii6ereifrnge uertheioigt bate. Die Be
bauptung Der 2tberalsu, bas Die Snterpretas
ton bes SertraBes bonn Sabre 1918 9ettsns
Der Resierung cine eiuieitise uub eHgber3tae
Jet, lufe iid burd gltdts besriluOeu; es feteu
TN @sgentheiIe i'm Sabre 1885 BON Der cana
biideu 9tegieruug Sdritts 8ebufs BsiIesun9
Der i6mebeuben 9ifiereuseu eiuseleitet NOR
cen. Die Bolitit Der 8egterung be1iigliG
Der in 8ebe fiebenoea Gngelegeubeit babe
fets gnglunb's uuIle 8iGItguua gefuubea.
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ss# sOrabeaO Der Suauaarattoa.
e6ttehItdb oenaDds glusftd1teR a.T 8utes Eset'
ter.-Gaprmer gtnSraHg bon gein1ern.

ghttehItdb oenapds slusStd1tet1 ntF stttes Is et'
ter.-Gaprmer AaoraHg noU 8eiRaern.
Baibin9tou, .. G., 8. NGrs.-0as
beute herlidenoe I1ledte 0etter I9eiut uur
pentg @influB anf ben Nnorang Der 8eiu1er
aus5Eiiben. gSabreuo bes gauSeu Gags fGu1
3ug emf 3ug NIT Sreuloea an, Clubs nnb
IliIissSrganiiatiCnen 3ogen NIT S5abnen uaO
WnIif rad ibreu reipeitiuen Sauptquartiereu,
uao bic Stra6eu Dir1melten bet6n6ig BON
MlenIGjeu. 8ae Better= 8iireau felt 3par
fiG flarenoes Metter fttr riorgen friib In 4us
fiCbt, augtIs I'M Ii Ilhr heItE a0tno CeAQel GO
nod INNER, nnb es bat nid1t i'm 9erinaften
ben Inihein, aIs % auf eiue BerdIoeruRg
3u rednen let.
Genernl 6arriIon bertelfte beute n1breub
elmer Spa3ierfabrt ein aus9etiRgtes Banner,
bellen etue Seite Elm Con pEimeut fir BEN
ueuen Br6Iibenten entbielt, IuibGeu0 Die Rebrz
ieite heu grdlibenteu &leoelauo aui nidt iebr
i6uejhRIbafte gBetie ertpdbnte. 8a beibe
Fr6fbenten uorgea 3uiammeH mad benz &a=
pitel fabren perben, 10 bteIt e5 9eueral 9arz
rtiOn fir an9eu1efeu, ben @igeuthitmer oes
@ebdubes auf b0fihe 8eile 81 eriuheu, 0as
Banner ein3ujieben. 8ias 9elhGh, uno oas
Banner nurhe beHte entfernt.
Sm Sale iidb bGs 2Setter morgen eintaerz
maBen 9iiuiiiger gefaltet. 10 tpiirOe bic Sa'
au9uratiousparaoe Obue 3uetfeI etue ,upOz
iantere utlo 9t0Bere iuerbet, ais bet trgeno
elmer uorher9ebeubeu SHauguratiou, Sen.
Safings, Stabsdef bes @befmariAau8 8ou=
uetneur 8eaUer, tbetlt nit, 0a6 er bis llbr
beute Gbenb nod teine abiageu6e yiadrtdt
BON irgenb elmer Der 2rganiiott0ueu erbIelt,
bic fd 3ur 8etbetligun9 meloeten.
@eneraI 9urrtion uno SauiIie uerbredteu
BEN Sonntag rubtg i'm y2lrItugtou. 6oteI"
uu6 empfugen nur peuige Beiuder. S9bu
Scott 9orriion, Bruber bes neueu BrdFDeus
ten, fam i'm Qaufe bes Cages bon SaaIasz
@itn bier OIL.
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Das itterfs un6 5u0srtdFsfe
SdmerBeRSfiGGenbe IlttteG

Der gBsIt, uelaes augenbHdd4 Die idrdttrddEeH
StmerIen ltnbert. Gs oeriebIt nGmats, Dem get6ena
ben Sinoeruug Der SdmerSen 8u uerIbnffen BON mel@
der uriahe oteiel6en aud berrHbrcn mogeu, Us lit
nrtltt Der groBe Shmersen6s5Din9e un6 bat mebr
@utes, als trgeno Elm aH5ere$ befauntes g2tel ges
tbnn. 8el SopfiamerBen, 3abuibmeren, RGurats
ae, Rbeumattsmus, Rdteuretben, 8errlntungen,
Aueti6uu9en, SHIeiteHitittn, fteiIem 3Iden,
Sdmeraen uuo gtndte i'm 9reul, i'm RGfarat ooer
IN ben ghersn, Sdmersen In Der Geber, BruftTeqenls
BiiHbung, anidDelen Der 9eIenFe uno StmerseH
Guer art miro Der @e6raud) non Railways Ready
Relief ioioGtise @rIs1tgrung aendbrsu uno oer orta
geiePts @e6rou in peni9eu Ga8en cine oauernoe sur
bentrfcu.
NGreHeHtBdnoung, BlaieuenJdnoung, untarlsibss
ent6unbung, SuugtuenBunoung, ldlmmen bat5,
@tbmuuesbsihmer6en BrGuue, Grippe, Ralqrr6,.
S0piDeh, 3QbHDsb, yt2uragte, R5eumati5mus, fats
tee i5ieber, GUuttelirof, 5tof6euIen.
Die Anuen0un9 oes "Ready Relief" an ben
Edejlsr, an ocHen Der ShmerB ODER 6as gei6eu flo
btfinben, Diro ioIOrtt9e Srei9teruug 9eUd5reu
Sin bal6lr bis 3u einem 8auBcn IbeelOffel Dog, tn
stnem balben 9lae 2Baiier ensenOmmen, mrb In
Deu9sn Dlinuten arimpie, lauren Dtagen, lle6tls
felt, @TbTeen, oobrennen, ReIo ofttdt, S9lafoffas
felt aopiUel, Diarrboe, aoIiG, Bla9uusen uno Gae
tuHerltd)en StmerSeH turlren.
so Gents Bic Rlaide. 9u baben 6si NDOt5gPsrH,
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Meittl Mlrnf61ef1 ertriinfet..

chattanooga, 8eun., 2. N2drs. -
@eferu Abeub ertrauf bic geiammte 6anilie
bon Bu6 6snes in eiuem Sumpfe In Decas
tur @ouutp, nabe benz 9eunefee 6Iuie.
Gin geser, peIder babel mar uub Der Ses
fabr entgiug, beriftet iiber ben llualuisfaQ,
ME foIgt: og8ir iabren Qqe 3uiammeu In et'
uem @ngeu, uno mad benz 0unteIneroeu
nelirrteu mir uus in benz 5umpTe. g8ir ia
men on eiuen g8HiierIauf, uno bieIeu NIT oem
g8ng9u 3u iiberidreiten, peigerte tt mid.
Seaes ergriff bann ieIbf bic 3itgel uHb trieb
Die Bferbe oortpdrts. Sm udd4eu Augeu'
blide befanoeu mir uns In 3ebu SUB ttefem
Waiier, uno iGmmtIide ueua BerOueH pa'
ren berlorsn.n
Brootbeuce, 8..S., 3. Rdr3.-Naus
tus auherion uno &laus 4ilgran, Spet
iuuge Shpeben smiiden 20 uno 80 Sabreu,
ertranten beute gtatmittas uahe Granftoa in
etuem Seide.
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men. uub nm llbr friib gina eer 5enat in
grefutiofbHng.
Sr, Resr6sentonteuhaaye


Sns Northumberland
iuurben bic Senatsz Announcements 5ur0eftYts
Bin nerpcrfen uub Dem eutlpre9eao 'tHe
&oniereus au9eorbnet. - Die 8attsrD 5cth' :
iGe Bill, blrG pelde Beamte Der CQHa0iz
iten Regieruu9 III eiaem Beiu1e in ben
Ser. Stanteu einge[abeu merben, nHroe ucu
Ranbau giinfti9 einberi1tet. grip bertttete
ben GonfereuSberiht ttber Die Bin Betreffs
4neneirurg ces 5pIi6eufaatli6su 8eEtehrsz
eeietee. (Dae Saue trttt BON ieiRen beioen
Announcements Su bieier Bill surttd.) Der
Beriht nuroe mad Idugerer Debate geneb,
,nt9t, besgleid)ea Der @onferenjbert9t itber
bic Bin Betreff8 Sei9isuug Der Ga4ss
fiIherei tn alaefa- tleber ben @0nfereHBbas
rid1t ,ur rermtiGteu @iui[z [zSerniuigunS8b
erbob ith eine Gntmtrte Debate. Der Com
feren;= Iuei4uB bate fid iiber ne9rere mid
tt9e Banfte, !. y. bGe 8ampfpreheuz Amellz
0erent, niGt eiulgen t0nuen, Ino es mnr6e
6aber eine Gpeitere g0nferen; aageoronet. -
Der &oEferegsberidt itoer bic Boitamtss Ser
utuigungebh rnree seaebmigt; be8gleidlen
Der 8erid1t aser bic 0iitrift @oIumbtazSars
nliguugsbiQ uub herieGige itber oie 6lottert=
Dermiui9ungsbiQ.
Sn Der Gbenbf$uns unte&5rettete SOlr1oa
ben 8eriG3t iiber ote 2anbzSernirfln9Sbil
LltL DtL SLltALAslHg W. SGAAiCtCAth~ ~%LSpiEjIs
babe jid1 iiber bic Sr19e 6es umf1nses Der
ftir uerEoirft 81 eGtIaFenoeu gauoereteu nidt
einiaeu t6anen. gegsn bic a6fimmun8 it5er
bieieu Bertdt fIibRaeEten InoerIcn (5U,) InO
5niitb (Diac.) J, uno mad lGngererl reialtat'
loiea 8erbaHblunge1 mahte oas 9aus cine
Bauie bis llbr SOuntaa gtadlmttta93.
gBaibiugtou, 3. G., 3. USar3. - IIs
Der Spreder beute gtahmittag 2 ll5r bGs
6aus 3ur Srenuug rl2f, luareH aua Sise n
0eu @aGerie'n NIT Baja6eru beieBt. B:rs
fieoere Senats= Bills in Sa3us auf 0tsgies
rungsQebduhe, iopie bic SenQtszSil, melte
oer gBitttpe tes Generals Sunt, 9oIueraeug8
Der p@cibtngtoner Sol0ateu9eimat9," clue
Nonatspeaii0u BON $50 0erpilligt, wurOeu
auaenommeu. Der &eR Der gta1u1titaa8s
fiBung oerfrid1 unter @rDdSun8 ueri4leoener
&0nfereuSzSeri6te. lin 5.45 mamte Oas
6aus etne mettsre Baaie bic llbr Q6enos.
Su Der AbeaOfsung aeIanate Der COME
renSberidt itber bic 8eftlitbil CUR netteren
grmdsun9. Die idmebsube Sra9e beitaao
in tem BON Wc&omas (Wb.) geReateu I'm
trag, oaB oas pans BON eiueu &iupQn0ea
aeeen ta8 Senat3s ENHANCEMENT tn Besu8
auf bic ,,6ren9 Spnliattnn Claims" Buriifs
trate. springer (SQs.) bei6mpfte ieHen
gori9lag bgr9 8er36gerunsaaRtrGse, Iab
mebrsre StunSeu beritri9eu, cine OaB ir9eno
neLde @sihGite erIeoigt mur0eu. yiab laa=
gem Sample purbe bei6Ioheu, Guf ban Sin
wduteu gu beftebeu uuD bic Bill etaer a2ReH
&Oniereu3 8u iiberantmorteu.
@rifp Ca risf zen 9uuiuansT ton Ifea
Babl=&ontef auf. uab nun ftdgea oi: Ste.
pub!ifauer an, yTttbuftegz 4atiG9e 3a Rsl=
len. Sic BerbaRDluagen DureH sur irii92H
Norger luIOe nod i'm 9auge.
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9at,tpf eeeett eEtetl y9tnft. !"

Raiou.@ttp, Sa., 2. Mdr5. - Die
Farmer Soma's unb Der auarenseueeu Staas
ten beginner iest 8egeu ben BiRS faeeusGruf
eueraiif Steuuns 81 nebmeu. Der Breis
bes 8tnbiabens ift ieit Sabreu BON u auf
is Gents pro Bfuuo aeifieseH, uub bic benz
nErnf" angehDri9en bubrttauteu babeu ibre
agenten icebsn benadridtist baB Der Rrels
bieies Grtifels bemudfft abermaIs nm Swei
Gents erb0ht ueroen iou. I'm bic brobenoe
Breiefei9erung an uereiteIu, hnben bic Gar.
mer SGrttte eingeleitet, um eiu lleberetntcm-
men III Stauoe IN briugen, nadp tpeldem fIe
f6 perpflidtsn, feiuen Biuoiaoen su bem ere
brhteu Breiie an8uiaufeu, ionhern ihr 9e-
iraibe In nnaebuuleueu SddeR ouisuihos
bern.
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ste gseif @trqtnter sSaortptrret.

@barIefou, B.z8a., 8. Utdr3. - Der
meme @cuoerueur BON 8ef 8ir0luleu ioQ
morgeu eingeiett DerteH, uub in Aubetrabt
Der 3batiaGe, bnB brei Dldnuer 0a8 4It
beaniprudeH, Febeu Iebbaite 8OrsaIas in
Iusf6t.
@euernl @off. Der repubtitaniids' Ganot=
bet, bat ant 8afs Der eiugerettlteu Bablbe=
liGte cine MaioritGt BON 110 Summeu iiber
ten benofrattIdeu &auoioateu 6lsmiHS, I'M
befaH bsbaupteu bic 8emofrGteu, oaB Be
trug r0rliegt, uno oas Reiultat Der yBabl
puroe untsr ben lImfdnnen uidlt pom Spre,
der bes rluterbauIes Der 8eeBgebuus auSe
fiinbigt, ME es 6as geigb erforoert.
pr. Btlion, Der gegeHpdrttge 8ou0erueur,
beaniprudt nun uuter cen Sorid)rifteH Der
@nuffiutiou eas Jledt, i'm Unite III bletban
bts Der @abIfrett Oefiuitt0 entI9teoeu it.
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g Setu II @

oucr qeten bes D1agsns, Der 9e6er, Der giHasurie6
ber ylisren, oer Blue, uerooler Seioen, appeu0fas
lgit, sopiDe5, BsritODiung, 9qspep, 6ilioieI gels
uuo u1er StorungeU Der tnnerli1eu Grgaue. 5ieiu
UegetabiHih, teiH Guedflbsr, RIneralen oaeE Itdas
li4e EIogusa ent5GItea5,
golFEn6ige Bar6cuuna iDir5 erAielt burt ben ges
6tauh BON Gla6Dn9s Bluan, Duyb oieel5tR mgr6en
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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-18

The proposition of the vice president
of the townsite company to the city of
Great Falls 20 donate to the city two
parks is a generous one, and should be
appreciated. The strip Of land at low
estimate is worth $15O,OOO. The only
proviso made in the gift is that the city
shall put hydrants in the places needed,
improve and beautify the parks. The
parks extend from First avenue north to
Eighth avenue in addition to the two
small parks enclosed by fences near the
Park hotel; these if properly improved
would become in short time great
breathing places for the city. Flowers,
shrubbery could very easily be made to
grow there by the aid of the water works
and would make these parks the most
beautiful of any in Montana Territory.
We know not Of a town in Montana SO
favored as we are in this respect. It ia
understood that President Hill, induced
no doubt by the suggestion of the LEADER
made a short time since, will erect a
handsome passenger depot near Central
avenue. The grounds in front of the de-
pot outside of that needed for railroad
could be used by the city and railroad
Jointly andmake u beautiful place OF resort
which would be attractive to everyone
who came into the town by rail.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-18
Great Falls Choral Union.

The regular rehearsal Of the Choral
Union was held last night. The mem
bers were not all present, but the prac-
tice was exceedingly satisfactory.
Itmust be 4 great source OF pleasure
as we'll as benefit to the society to have
the services of SO eminent musician as
Prof. Werner, who is the director of the
society.
President-Thomas E. Brady.
First Vice Pres.-Ernest A. Ringwald.
Second V. P.-Mrs. Rev, F. A, Riggan'
Secretary and Librarian-W.R. Dodson.
Treasurer. B. Wilcox.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the Ia
dies and gentlemen composing the Chor
al Union will feel laudable pride in
building up such a singing society as
they and our citizens generally may be
Justly proud of. Promptitude and regu
larity of attendance are indispensable tt
its success, The lovers Of music shoult
flock into Its portals as doves to theil
windows or as the student to his aim
mater. The conservatory of music is tn
hplae Of tbs Mnses and the dwelling
place Of the angels of Feace and love-
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-18
Throat Cutting Affair.

MIssouLA, Mont. April ia serious
cutting affray occurred here last night in
the Senate saloon, in which Jack Del
more, bartender may yet lose his life.
1t seems Delmore had refused Charles
Swift drink, which so incensed the lat
ter that he threw knife, saying at the
same time, ~ will cut your throat,
which he proceeded to do. Two Of the
wounds inflicted are serious. One ex.
tended from the temple to the chin, and
another to the hack of the neck and over
the ear to the temple.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-18
Great Falls:
ACity Wonderful Surroundings!
4 City Of unrivaIed Attractions!
The Home for the Sons Of the
Pilgrim Fathers!
The Land Of the Free and the
Home Of the Brave!
The Home Of Health, Wealth and
Happiness!
The Growing Glory Of the Hand
Of Creation!
The Land Of the Free and the
Home Of the Brave!
The Home Of Health, Wealth and
Happiness!
The Growing Glory Of the Hand
Of Creation!
GREAT FALLS CITY.

Located at the Great falls Of the Missouri
which furnish the mightest available
Water-pO on the Americapcontinentif II
not on the globe, is the Queen City Of the
Northwest.
She Is within ten miles Of the most ex-
tensive Coal fields and Iron district In the
West, beyond and almost contiguous to
which are exhaustless mines of Gold,
Silver, Copper and Lead.
She Is In the very heart Of a vast Agri-
cultural and Grazing country of unequal
ed fertility and capacity.
She is destined by her natural res0ur-
ces and geographical position to become
the leading Manufacturing City between
the Railroad Center of Montans.
She is already the terminus of three
Railroads, the St Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, the Montana Central and the
Sand Coulee Coal Fields Branch.
She has population of nearly 4,00O
enterprising and intelligent Americans
and is growing rapidly.
She is possessed Of one of the most
healthy, delightful climates on the earth,
the mean winter temperature being about
the same as Southern Ohio or Illinois,
and the summer nights being rendered
cool and bracing by gentle mountain
breezes.
She has the most magnificent IroA
Bridge across the Upper Missouri, costing
$4,000.
She has a magnificent Railway Bridge
spanning the broad, sparkling Missouri
and connecting the East and West divis-
ions Of the City, the former the busi-
ness and residential, and the latter the loca-
ton of the railway machine shops, round
house, Car works and other extensive ter
minal establishments.
She has one of the most elegant, COM
modious and comfortable School Houses
in the Northwest.
She has in operation the extensive
Reduction Works Of the Montana Smelt-
Ing Company which, when completed, will
be the largest on the continent, employ
ing 1000 men and reducing 1000 tons Of
ore per day.
| She has Coal Measures Of sufficient ex-
tent to supply the whole Northwest with
the Cheapest and Best Bituminous Coal
, on the Continent.
She has facilities for providing the
necessaries of life-Flour, Meat and Veg.
etables cheaper than elsewhere on the
Continent,
J. She has the largest FIGURING Mills II
i Montana.
+ She has unrivaled advantages for Rail
way Transportation and connections with
y the markets and business centers of tn.
, East and West.
:, She has Daily Mail connection, over tn,
). Montana Central, the Scenic Route of tn,
4 Northwest, with Helena, the Temporary
4 Capital Of Montana; also with Butte, tn
II greatest Mining g-camp on earth, Anaconda
q the Mountain home of the Monster Cop
y, " per smelters of America, Portland, So
' Francisco aud Pekin, China.
She is also the natural Centre and Di
g. tributing Point between the Canada
% Pacific on the North and Union Pacific 9
II the South.