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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08
The New Stage Road.

For the last six weeks the stage be-
travelling the new road, which lies east
and south of the old road oyer the
reservation. The new road does not 20
upon the reserve at all, but traverses
the settlements on Willow creek, Mason
prairie and Soldier Meadows, ,and thence
descends to Lake Waha, and from
thence by way of the Shissler & Sears
ranch and Tammany hollow 10 Lewis
ton. The new route has been contem-
plated for several years, but owing to
the fact that it was impossible to secure
unity of action on the part of Idaho and
Nez Perce counties the matter has been
kept in allegiance. At the last session
of the legislature the boundary lines
between the two counties were changed
80 as TO give Nez Perce large strip of
our territory, and the boundary liue
now is about six miles, more or less,
west of the Cottonwood house. Nez
Perce county was therefore able to COM
plete the road herself, and she has ex-
pended about ST. 200 of the county mol
ey for that purpose. The grade from
Lake Waha 10 the summit was built
mainly by individual subscriptions, and
the travelling public are very largely in
debted to Mr. Faunce. of the Lake
house, for his uDtiring efforts to have
the new thoroughfare opened for travel.
1t is at present a new road and is there
fore not in as good condition as it will
be later when it has been well "broke
in," but from all We can hear from
freighters and others who have travelled
it. the new route is better than the old
one and avoids climbing up and down
the Sweetwater canyon. The road runs
through some lovely park-like prairies
! on the mountain, and the beautiful eyl-
van scenery Of the lakes. and then de-
scends through the thick settlements of
Tammany hollow.
The stage line will pick up a great
deal Of local traffic over the new route,
and in the summer time this will in
crease to such an extent between Lew
iston and the Lake as TO necessitate
putting on four horses to accommodate
the passenger travel. The only change
of stage stations is by substituting the
Lake house for Fountains Spring ranch.
at the Lake house Mr.. and Mrs. Faupce
are the hospitable host and hostess, an d
their reputation as public caterers has
in no wise diminished since the stage
has adopted their route. Travellers are
served with smoking hot meals of the
choicest and best prepared food in all
the upper country, and nothing is left
undone to provide for their comfort and
convenience. The road supervisor, A.
J. Glass. has had charge of the work of
opening the new road, and he ought to
get great deal of credit for what he
has done in building the grades, and
Strengthening the curves, etc. lie ia
still employed with large force of men
in building stretch of corduroy across
a wet piece of ground. and by this time
next year the new highway will about
absorb all the traffic between Lewiston
aud Camas prairie.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08

The Honey for its Erection ,riN
be Collected Merit Month.
1T is TIME FOR ACTIVE MEASURES.
Site Should be Selected Plans Adopted
and Specifications prepared for Its
Early Construction.

| The taxpayers of this school district
are becoming anxious to know TIE
| plans of our school directors in regard
to the building OF n new district school
house in this town. A special tax of
I one per cent. upon all the property in
the district for that especial purpose
was voted last spring.
The revenue derived from that spe-
cial tax will soon be available for tn q
purpose for which it was levied and
collected, and 1t therefore behooves the
directors to have their plans formulated
SO that there shall be no unnecessary
delay in erecting the buil,ling, and for
the further reason that the proceeds of
the special tax shall not be allowed to
lie idle in the treasury. 1t is h Ugh time
that something was done. A .uitable
location should he selected and purcha-
sed and Improved. A plan for the new
building should be decided on, and
specifications for it's construction made.
and the bill of lumber prepared, go that
there will be no more delay in compile
when once its erection is undertaken.
The proceeds of the special tax will
be available next month, and it seems
TO many that the matter has already
been unreasonably delayed When
the tax was voted It was supposed that
the building would have been put up
either this fall or next spring, but we
are not advised that any of the prelimi-
naries have been considered. Nor is
there foot of lumber in the county
that is Immediately available for the
purpose even if the directors undertook
to hurry it forward. AS matters stand
now, it looks as if the taxpayers might
as well have refused to vote the special
tax last spring, and thus have kept the
money in circulation, instead of keep
ing it idle in the treasury all winter.
The first thing to be done is TO select
and purchase suitable tract of ground,
which should be fenced and trees set
out. This should be done in the he xt
thirty days. During the winter plans
and estimates can be considered aud
adopted, and the bill of lumber provi-
ded for, and then everything will be
nicely started on the road to success.
Gentlemen of the school board, the
public of this district are desirous that
these suggestions should receive your
speedy official sanction
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08
Guilty of Wiliu1 murder.

William, second son of Charles Rus
sell, a pioneer of Walia Walla, shot and
killed Daniel Cantry at Pennington un-
der peculiar circumstances last week.
Will was sent there to buy cavalry
horses and got drunk. One morning he
entered a saloon with a one-armed man
who was also drunk and Will put the
bottle to his lips to make him more
drunk still. The thing looked ludicrous
to the bystanders and some laughed,
whereat Russell pulled his revolver and
shot Daniel Cantry. an inoffensive, qn-
ct young man, twenty years old. The
shot killed him almost instantly. At
the inquest a verdict of wilful murder
against the prisoner was given. Russell
is hard case on general principles and
was always too handy with his gun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08

The American flag has found a place
in the Academy bnilding. 1t is silent
educator of patriotism.
Director Pearson and Mr.. Carpenter
visited the school last week Mr.. Full
ton also, and Dir. T. Pearson, Miss NJ.
Robinson and Miss A. Crooks.
The average attendance last month
was so. The whole number enro lied
being Sc, AZ girls and Al boys.
A copy of Studies in Civil Govern
mept." bv Mooney. has come to hand.
1t will be one of the Academy text
books. Every young man and woman
should be informed on all matters per-
tanning to citizenship.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08
Constitxtionsi Election.
Keuterville Notes.

d. L. Eby. once a resident here, is re-
ported dead.
A. o. johnson is running a steam en-
gine in Lewiston.
Cox and Triplet are back from the Pa
louise country.
Mr.. Maginn is looking quite aged
nowadays. He is grandpa, which
accounts for it,
Rogge & Lipps have moved their
sheep back to the mountain.
BoRN.-To the wife of j. Carnes, Oct.
8, 1889, son.
Chris Walteman will have a dance in
his new house.
NEW THIS WEEK.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08

Entered at the Post-oiiice at Grangeville
Idaho, as second class matter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08
THE FREE PRESS.

PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAY BY
A. PARKER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-08
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

Frank Rad Home l21c.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IpAHo,l
November ). 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the Judge
In his absence before the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, at Mt Idaho. Idaho on December
II, 1889. viz:
FRANK RAD, Home 1916
for the W u Sec -. TIP 81 N. R1w, BM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land viz:
Henry Sprute. Ferdinand Gobel. wilhelm
Meinke and August Won Bsrgen, all OF Cotton
wood. Idaho.
2s.2s rRAxcrs r. PATTERSON, Registsr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
DIED.

For disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Trv F'ein brand condensed milk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
BRITISH AMERICA.
MormOns CrOwding,tntO the North.
west-COasu DefenSes.

WINNIpRa. November 18.-A number
Of leading Mormons from Salt Lake City
are at present visiting the Mormon
colony near Macleod. The party of
visitors includes President Woodruff, of
the Mormon Church, and Mrs. Woodruff; !;
George O. Cannon, late Territorial repre-
sentative Of Utah in the American Con-
gress, and Mrs. Cannon; Brigham
Young, Jr., and Mr.. Smith, nephew of
the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith.
They will stay some time at the Mormon
settlement. Indications are that there
will be large influx of Mormons into
the Northwest.
OTTAWA, November 18 General Sir
Frederick Middleton has left here to look
into the coast defenses of British Colum-
bia. There is only force OF about SOC
there now. Great Britain desires to pu,
an increased force there, and to charge
the expense to Canada. This Canada
objects to, and Middleton goes out to loch
over the ground, with view to making
recommendations in regard to the mat
ter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Coudensod Oablerrams.

n. Havas, the head of well-known Paris
news agency, is dead.
The U. S. g. Pensacola, with the scientific ex-
pedition, has arrived at London.
Germany and Belgium have agreed to divide
the district of Meresnet between them.
The German steamer Duburg, from Annoy Tor
Flensborg, has been lost with all on board.
The report is current at Zsnzibar that the
camp OF Captain Rust, Of the Peters expedition.
has been burned.
The German Consul OF Hong Kong telegraphe
that a typh0on has raveged the country be-
tween Hong Kong and Saigon.
Victor Vifquainus, United States Consul 81
Colon, In his report for the year ended October
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19


newed strength and vigor to the whole body.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which is
peculiar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
Highly Nutritious-"Elgin" condensed
milk.
Impure water, tae cause of SO much ill health,
is made harmless by adding little Augostura
Bitrers. Manufactured by Dr. J. G. b. Siegert
d sons. At all druggists.
piles! Piles! Piles!
DR.. Williams Ildian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when all
other Ointmeuts have failed. It ebsorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as a
poultice, gives instant relief. DR.. Williams In
and Itching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted. Sold by drug
gists or sent by mail on receipt of price, soc !,
WILLIAMS MFG CO.. Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
K00ts, Shoes and Slippers
At cost at M. siegel's shoe store, lib North
Spring street. Give US call before purchasing
elsewhere. N. B.-Be sure you go to the right
place.
The immense stock of Jewelry, Dia-
monds, etc., OF Frederick Linde, l12 N. Spring
street. Ia being sold at C st.
John Embry,s,4l south Fort street,
for good broiled steak.
Dr. G. H. Parker, Dentist, 2051S 8. Spring
street.
Superior to Ali-Elgin condensed milk.
TENTS at Foy's hsgness shop. 217LosAngeles
atreet.
For disordered liver try Beecham's Pils.
Trv Rlein brand condensed milk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

81, 1889, says since work on the Panama canal
ceased business at Colon has been almost en-
tirely prOstrated.
Lieutenant Rust in letter dated week
later than his last report, does not mention the
massacre of DR.. Peters and party.
The strike of the London bakers fixed for
Monday was small. only 450 went out. the de-
mands OF the others having been granted.
Ex Mayor Ward, of Sheffield, England, drop
ped dead while fastening to catch a train
Ward was the largest edge tool maker in the
world.
The Pope has received the Duchess Gather
ire. of Russia. She brought an autograph
letter from the Gear referring to the appoint
ment of Russian Bishops.
The bodies of q man and his three sons were
found in well near Foggia, ltsly. All the
members OF q family residing in the vicinity
have been arrested A vendetta had existed
between the two families.
Dispatches from Mozambique say that Bishop
Smythies, of the Central African mission, while
attempting to reach Quilimsne, was attacked
by the Makololos, and some OF his followers
were killed. The Bishop escaped.
In the Reichstag Herr Barth, tprogressist)
moved to rescind the restrictions on the i'm
nortation of foreign cattle. The increase in
the price of meat ts not confined to Germany,
but is equally noticeable in neighboring coun-
tries.
AT st. Petersburg sixteen students OF the
Military Academy of Medicine have been ex-
Relled for attending the funeral services OF
Tchernichewsky, the Nihilist, who died re-
Gently. For some days past the authorities
plot against the Emperor. The result isthat
several persons who are supposed to be con-
nected vi h the plot have been expelled from
the capital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

Highly Nutritious-"Elgin" condensed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

Impure water, tde cause of SO much i'll health
is made harmless by adding little Augostura
Bitters. Manufactured by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert
& Sons. AT all Druggists
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

DR.. G. Il. Parker, Dentist, 205H 8. Sprinl
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

The immense STOCK Of Jewelry, Dia-
monds, etc, OF Frederick Linde, l12 N. Spring
street, Ia being sold at st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
j. M. HALE & co.
j. Nj.
Hale &c Go.
7 AND 8 N. SPRING ST.

ANLY two weeks left for us to close out any surplus
Il stock which may have and then we will display the
finest assortment Of Holiday and Christmas Novelties
ever kept by We have lines of Dress Goods
two lines of Silks and several other lines of assorted mer
chandise which must dispose of during this time and the
prices will make difference at all to us; we must have
sufficient to display Fancy Goods satisfactorily In
the meantime saugherng Dress Goods black and
coored Coored Passemenere and Persian Trimmings ana
give you the best value in Silks be found anywhere
We headquarters for Coets We have new number in
the ymmeticay fashioned Corset which cannot be ex
celled for comfort durability and style This Cos is con-
ruced graceful model made puposely the present
ye OF dress shaped with gradual curvng the front of
Corset thus reducing the figure and support
afforded This line all coors Ask to see our
l. O. Corset. Besides every day bargains, we offer:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

That tired feeling is entirely overcome by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which creates on appetite
rouses the liver, cures headache, and gives re-
newed strength and vigor to the whole body.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which is
peculiar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

Superior TO All-Elgin condensed milk
TENTS at Foy's haEness shop, 217LosAngele,
Gtreet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
Melp y Morfeg RadlrtAfsn.

N eTsY0rt, l. Spill. - Die 3abt Ter IN
eem gefegu bellriHeuen etfeH Quortal Ses
laufeuteuSobres bier geIaHheten Ginpan5erer
teragt 4O,685 ober $50 tpeuiger, aI8 i'm en-
lprtteEoeH S.uartal bes Sabres 1858. Jils
nlsutItd i'm Wlorat RGr3 ma4te f1 ciHe be,
beuttnOe Ibnabme Der Ginn anberUug be-
t1srtlih. SO lan6eteH In ignGr Roaat uug
p, ,G49 Gmigrantsn in Ga fle= =@aroen gegsH
%. 946 i'm Nidr3 1888.
- I'm Samffag purbe 6oa Ssfament bon
SbIiliau Trtebrit Gbeobor Steinuag i'm
NadlaB 9ert6t ge6ffnet. Sr. Steinman
fab tetanrtlit In 8rauufhmei9 am 90. b.
Ii. @r biNtelidst elm Germ6Qen bon $500 :
eco. @r bat tafieIbe fafi ousRGbmslos isiz
nem Sruber g8ilbelm NIB ietneu ;ahIreidleu
gieffen uub 9ildlten 0ermatbt. Sliu Nut6eit
en- Der StIna SteiaIu0p & Sobu bIeibt bis
gun Sabre 1904 in 8raft.
- Der 20zidb1t8e clarence Reeie III gefsti
INTER sebetmuisocQen rmfGnbel aus BEN
6oemouofraBsn Sefduanifie in 8rootlpn
entfpt1sn, rno gSaroetu Brpu1er If in heller
Ssr'tpsttiuH9 oartlber, bos tbu 70 gtmas pai,
freu tonnte. Inter ben gefrtgen Beiudern
Der @efan9enen betaEo I'D auG Der 19.iG5,
rige SittOE EurueB bon gir. SO, 8ouQla8.
frase, Der Die oorihrlitsmG5ise Giulasfarte
tutte, bieielbe aber bel ieiHer Rlidfebr angebs
ItG uerloren bate. Der 3iemliCn nuItuIo;a
uno aniidHeta ausiebeu6e Singing uurbe
fsfgehGlten uno etne uuteriuHuna anaefeut,
bic erSab, enB Der 9uiaiie elmer 3eue, nam.
lid Der 20,i1hIige Clarence Steele, Der nit
sipei nHberen @enofeu cine Birih6aft be-
rdHbt bate, niGt Hebr i'm SefdngniiIe mar.
Gnfatt ieiner lag auf Der Britid,e eine arose
8nppe, Der Sleiber nrge3ogeu naren uao bic
tpie elm idlnicnesr RenIh aueIab. Turnes
bthduptet, einen genifau Sbns beIuGt un6
5fesie gar ni6t Getaunt gu babeu. 8i.ie
augaten mur6en eou ieiuem iu;wiimen berz
bet gernienen Safer uuc oem 9siauseueu
Sbap befGtt8t. bod purbe Sittor oorldafig
fefaebaIten. Reeie III etpn 8uB 8 3oG
grcs, bet ein 9IattrGfrtes @eiiht ua0 cine
Igbr fIumme uuo pernadieue Hae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
sega otm evn6 lsnFue tat gaSet..

@Olumbia, S.s&., l. IplIt. - Der
@ouoetlaur purbe ben14ri1tigt, ba5 Elm
beiparGter Saliud aemaat mer6eu iol, bic
bier yieger 81 Ipudeu, pel6e einen ruetsen
DIanu, Namers Btuatbte, in gort- Gountn
ermOrSet uno ietHe Eodter aei5aueet batteu.
Die Gueeila9ten, Die gefdu0ig ituS, bsftuoeu
fd i'm bief8en @efaH8uiB uGo iouen 1dd]fe
gErde gum Rro3e8 uad 9OrfUiue sebrad3t
tperben. Die Y9H&er beabndtiqeu nun, bic
@einugenen entuaher bom Bab7iua ober aus
Sem @eidJ8nife 81 bolen, uno G0uoerueur
Sfl6areicn bat nngeOrenet, bas bic gSenfias'
9iifes" eer GGerjff nit ieiuen @efauQeueu
Ton bier ue1 9oEt0iI2 un0 suriif e5fortireu
uno eas geiaH9nib beUaheu IOuan, bis aQe
@efnbr ucrttber II. @eraoe uor 3psi Sab
reu puthen iinf Nsgsr in ieuem G6unta, uis
man fe So tbrem RrO3eB naa hem @eIidts.
plate biinaeH molte, er9riFieu uuS aRfae
fnlpit. Der @ouUernenr ertlati, er u6us
bic gBteSerbolung elmer ioLGen Sleue oers
binbeIu, aua nenH er eiu gau3es Gesimaat
nnfbieteu miiffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
@sEnrnniEe ,t.t eits SAINT.

Rep gorF, /. gprii. - 2te ga6ribt
trGf beute Na6uittag bier eiu, BAG Elm 3fetz
iuugebort, auf peIdem Der ytame . 5usque.
tannan ifebt, beuts Wittag auf Der 6G5e RON
Cope Wlap auf rem gBeleu bes 9leeres trei=
tenb gefuabeu nnrbe. Dfan rarmutbet, bag
has Boot Al Der Bampfiadt pSusques
bauuo," gigeutbum bes hteiigen aobleus
EGublars SoIsph Stidugn, aeb0Et. 8etlnuts
ltd madte s.. BydFoeut &leUelanO i'm lesten
Sommer cine 6abrt auf ianer 9a9t. Die.
ielte iOu geferH aoeno nit 9ta. 5tidaep
uuo ieiHsr 6urilte on! g0ro ron 8iIuliHgs
ton, 8d., obeeeasgen itin. 6rn. 5tiduen's
bjeIice @eItditstbeilbaber erttireu iuoefsH,
Der Wame Der Sadt babe auf feiuem Der
'um Eo1rseug esb6rtsen Boote ssfuuoet.
(SPater. Die 8eiorguifie nm 6e ,,Sus.
ouebouuaa baben fd5 ais uube8riia0et ers
roieieu. Die SaHt TT 8Itid.idb 81 Renport,
&,zS., QraetorlmsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
Sctteu!
9lrbefH tauS Rohw.

Bu alo, R..O., l. Ipril. Gtrf1
500 Eauidreiuer nno 200 Gu7rei1ar f1euteu
heute bic Grbett elm, nm bic Gt1ft5lIna bes
gteunfEnoentag5 3u erjpingen. Wtlu
fitrhtet feline &ubef0rungeu. 8ie Briu3s
pale baben NOD ribt eutldieoeu, mas fie
tbuu polleu. sic batteu uorber i6ou berz
iproGeH, am l. Stunt In Die Gtuiibrang be5
gieunfurbentGg8 eiu3uniGigen.
Ct 2ouis, l. Gpru. - uu1eFIbr 1900
uon ben 20C0 geui6reiHeru In hioT3er 5t4ot
itoHben bente file ben Qbtfun0euta9 un0
40 Gents pro Stnnoe Qus. Die BL,utipais
ilub mt ad1tfiiuoiger Gr5ett pro Eaa eiuz
oerffan6eu, nleiH Die Mieifen ueigerI I'D,
mehr ale so Gents pro 9tunbe au ,ahlen.
u 10 . orf, l. Iprtl. - llugefdbr $50
MitgIie0el Der ,6raaIgr8 llHon," 6irsn
Rl,H3lpaie Mot 10 uiel &0bu Bablen, atS on.
bere, fGnben heute au8. Sn cirfa 20 tcr
nr0Beren 2SerllGtten tpurbe bic TOr6eruug
rer 4rteiter bepiuiat. - Die ;, Deuti@e 4us
ftaiGer'l1nioH" f0roert2 hepte &3. so pro Gag
bel nsuufiiinbiger Eagesalbsit. Son cen 11Cj }
Dtitglie6ell bieier lluioH erbalten our 3site :
pa 400 ben gef0rber,en Brei3. lleber 20
Brin'ipale nieieu bic baute frii4 gefteQ:e
T0tberuus suriid unb ibra Nrbeiter ftanoen
ans. Ssute Iliitpg fatteu cjrta 18O dnarsi'
der he Nybait eingeReut, uu0 man erlpartgt,
taE fd bic 3abI ber StIlter nod crbebti4
5ergr0Beru ptrb.
s ethteh IN, 80, l. Gpril. - Ine
gSelte ber uSetbiebem S.OH Comp" nab
men qeffern ben 8etlteb tpieOer Guf. Der
gcbH Der aPuOb!eTs' if Don $3.50 aui $3.45
rebuSirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02

gbtcagc, 1. 4pril. - &iabBie9: 3u.
flbr II 500, Serieubuus $500; Breiie taritv.
ten SUil6eu $1.60 un0 $3.50. - S1Ueine: ::
3ufubr 19. 600, SerlenSans 1900; Preile ua.
riirteu SipiiGsn $3.50 uno $500 -Sdaafe:
2uintr 5000, Berienouug 1000; BreiIe BE-.
riirter 3tptlGen $500 uro 1926.
Gaf.2ibertb, Beuai., /. 4priI. -
9iiEbpieb; 3nfubr 1850, Serfenbuns $40;
Breiie pnrtirteu stpiifea $3.50 uno $4.15.
- Sfpetne: .3uiubr $500. 8erieGtuaa
AGO; Breiie uarttrten spiiden S. 90 nn6
SGaafe: 3nfubr 44OO, 8erien6uus
44OO; BreiIe uariirteu apii3eu 1925 uaS
S. so.
ct. 2ouis, 1. GpriI. - S1tnbsiet: 3u.
fubr 1900, SerieHoIHg 100; Breiie bari.
irten spiideu $500 unS $4.SO.-Sdwsiae:
3ufubr 5lOO, BsrienSuus 500; Preiie ba.
riirtsn stDiiden $4.6O uub $4.85. - S4aafe:
3ufubr 500, SerieuouHs -; Srsile na.
riirter iwii4en $500 uub $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
@58GsGe TOG6Fn Der @ersperfaas
S6r Ernetttiassa SalffeGo'S.

GoIumbus, o., l. 4pril. - Die Ser.
psrfurg Der domination gturat SalFsab's
,uui @eIarbten on EeutIGlaub fauu, i'm
Faue bic ndGfe 2esislatur uou S5io in i5rer
Uiebrbett republifaniia eiu :rirb, IN un.r,
uarteteu 9ieialtntsu fiihreH. Seine Ereuuoe
nert IN fid3 al rGbeu iuden unb ibu in ben
Senat ienbeu, menn cine reru6litaHij5e
9egislatnr gendbIt wiro. GomobI 5oraier,
ais goiier perben i5m ruet1en niifen. 0as
gBsrf Der Bergeltuug nirb mabriGeiuIit
i6ou Samit Beginner, boB er aIe Gouotr.
reure. @Gnbibat an bic Gptse oss republita>
ntI9su Etdets 8sFsut pirO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
@urie aabeIpepefdlelr.

Die 9oucouer gSirGeu. 0iIFsue= @aieI-
idait" If beua&ridtiet, oa6 Fb Die gtfio'
mare in NpGu8a unb Niagara in 5iderbeit
6eftibeu.
- SObn griabt's atteFer Sobn, Elm gi5e
rar llntontft, giro als Gauoibat fir ben,
burG ben SOB iet es Saters oafaat aeworSs.
eenen git i'm britiidleu r1uterbauIe fir bic
Central 8ipifon BON Sirmingbam auftGeten.
- 3ae uuterbnus bes uRgaIil9en 8feitle
tces uabm aeiferu bic meme 4tnee BoGlaSe
o5as gmen6smeut enSstiItig an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-02
@oItttfd1e Snfnlrrnn..

SCI fer onotIIe, Sab., |. gpril. -
Dlare Greene, bic Fraa bes ein;iaeu yIeaers,
tDeIfer in @Iart@@oHntp fir oos beuoi.atis
tde 3idet fftrirlte, Il. sefaru Ra4t, na5bem
re oHrd1 ungllld uno Sie BerfoIguusen ibreS
@ottsn oon Seiteu istner &afeageu0fen ,um
8apufun 8etIieben nsrbeu, geforben. par
6ep 9reene mar nen Der aeiamnteu Regers
Sebolfsrnng oee @ountss IN Att uHb Bauu
ettlart pcteen. @r fiarb uor Spei Ronateu
Strl trlate ietn Rtnb unb baHn ietue Satin
i'm 3cee mad. gS6breub Der Gampasue
tparse Elm 8eriud seuG9t. i'm III ernorsea,
ober bic 6ugeIn, bic ouf iba a5geiaoiien
maTbeu, uerfebItsn itr 3isl.