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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
mnnrhIi6er arEedlnnnsberIndl.

2put8piIGe, Sp., 27. Suni. - G:gen
S,.mann Robler, en- Witglieo Der Sirma {.
Gppcube.mer & Comp. S6nbler III Sptritfo,
iCd, if in MabiIon, g8isc., elm Serhaitsbeiell
t.laIIcn morOen, neil rer Genanne angebIi9
ben hor.igen g.rnenheuer. @ollettor 81 beRe4en
Usriu4te. Die genanntc Tirma, ipelde iib
iibrig>a8 eirG8 gutea SIfeS in Der 6aaoel8'
uelt erfreut, mar rnegen eire8 Safes 8bistea
nit ben Bunoesbeb0roen in @0nfltft geratbeI,
uno Ser betrefienbe Solicitor bebauptet MN,
MoBler babe ueriu9t, i'm Su betedeu. nm ben
6au nic6erani6lasep. g8ie Die 6irma erttdrt.
banuelt Is I'D III Der Auael.geablit nur um Die
9!aMldjFgfeit eines ibrer augefeIten. 0tOBlsi.
bu ftl anf 9teiiea beftubet, 1T BIS iest nod
uidlt perhaItet tporber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
GrT81nS Teiren 5greunn.

Sort 9 mita, gt3., 27. SRHt.-@EaGbG
Mc3anisl, ber Stac,SanmGIt tn benz @he=
rOfsenz9if-:Et, bat BeFeEI ietusn Ianaiahrt.
gen Sreuub Sames 9tubbIefsIb r,rogsr
Mc8autel mar NIT ieiner 9 ,xrsu In Strsit 40 40
Eatben, nnO Stei: rnGtsts fi9 ned5 Sem Sam,
''sIeIb's. WcSantsI fOlste uab 6ranC
III he, nit ibm anriifsutebren. StnbbIeftsIl
unternabm &C., 5miiden 8eibeu 80 becmittslr
une gfcSaHlel brobte TIN nit gritIeSs1
yNutt, baun |6Iese, ipeun 9u trIGf,H lstt
GtuLbleftsIb, uuO 0cDnRieI feuerte ieiHe
@nfTe stpei gfaI auf Semen CD. Damn f1ieI
er an RfeEhe utfb ritt DnbOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Die Site.

&btcago, 27. aEt.-IlnpefGbr 20 Ber=
feueu puEnFn gefeil Don Der Sise ii6erpGl,
t'9t u1o 3tpet 6etieIbeu ftub heute l-tib gefars
otn. Sn San3su et.ageu ieds BE- louen bier
let oem &tntfeten Der groseu 6tse an SoE'
nenHlmen. Die iett rlebreren Eaaen errDnr'
tste iaele sScue III nod ntdt eingetroffeu.
9epslcpeu one neridiebeueu Bunl,eu unu
Sleiauot Suincts uuO Soma iIieIoeu 80 bte
70 grao I'm S1atteu uub cine GnsabI 60.
etsidus tn BoIge uou SonneuRi1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
gbfer etner sentn6h'rr gyeusetta,

WtbIesborOua6, 3a., 27. Suni. -
Snrpep &uruer, Der Giibrer auI elmer Sstts
Der SnrHer Somers'i9ea Tamiiieuz
fehbe mar, bic felt Sabreu iI DitIi@en Rsns
tuGs aetobt bat, murOe boraefern BON BEN
II Snpre alien Sobu 9lainss aus BEN 5inierz
baIte erId,cffen. SptIer Dot, tpse naa lrii.
len Mil, COR brsi Sabren ben Bruoer BON
Ratnes eti4offen. Surusr III Der S5etm
bon Sobn @rOOt &uruer, Der In Der Rabe bic
les pLGses Dor tsha Eagsn Don ietusn Setter
gDiH Snruer get0btet unrbe. Wiau glaubt,
oas ieuer Ieste Di0rb Der Sauiiienfe50e, bte
ieit ndt Sabreu 5ntimeu Der 5amiIie Eurusr
unS Gueeren GrmilteI befanbsn, Elm GaOe
bereiteE nirb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
ob iie ic,nal8 Suri,
Wlon fiirdtet, OaB bts game -;
1 ftebi.
SretgsIpro9elt.
lie, 8aib,, 27. SUM. -6erl
Sobn 0Cs ueritOrbaneu 6curr
tprr0e Lgfern I'M Ynnoes0iffr
Tret9eIDrodlen.

5satlle, 8oibp 27. SUM. - 6erbert s.
Reeder, Sobn oCs ueritOrb1nen 6enrn 0ar0
@eeder, tpur0e Gefern I'M 8unoeSoiftrift .@e=
ridlt Ton elmer 0iebffablsanfiage freigeipro=
dJeus Gr mar beidulbi9t, tpd6reno ieiner glb=
mtnifTatipn alS 3OltcOleftOr 5u BORT Sowns
ienb ems Der 9lednuuaSbii1er aus BEN 3oQz
amt euttueHbet 5u babe7. Der 8rOSeB mar
felt iiber eineru Sabr in Der Sdpebe.
gSilfeS Sbarre, Ba., 81. SHni. - Der
Pro5eE gegen 8rofefor 9. q. SOhnioH, fri.
nerGn 8IiH5tpal8 Der 9allass6odi9ule, mar
felt brei Sagen bier i'm 9ange. SobnIon mar
Deihuloigt, fdl ieluen 9diileriuneH ge8sniiber
pieoerhOIt auf unanlGnbiae Q8eiie eHtbI0BE
uno etlid)en unter ietner 9bBut ftebenoen Snaz
ben glutrd9e gemadt 5u baben, Die nidlt nGbet
Su beidJreiben inb. Die 96ulbeb6r0e iebte
Sobnion idon bog BEN Bro3ede ab. Die tpab
rGnb bes 8rO5eie8 9enaGtt1 3eugeuan8iagen
traren i'm bDdfen @ra6e tuioerlit. &eribie.
Ser1e 9etssr tpine-fpraujcn tdI iIrbeffcrs 10 st~
reft. Sa6 bic Surb beute ben 8roieior frei=
iprad) unb ben 2tntldgsrr eiuen 9eiuiiien @are
rabau, 5ur 8e3abIung bee @eridt8tOfen i'm
gtlrQQe bon $3.50 oerurtkeilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Nina gRerifn

Stabt Mertfo, 27. SUM. - OQs
Sesierun9s'Slatt per6ffentlift ben @pl,lnut
oer an G0nialss Gf>pa peiliebeneu @on,eiton
gum Ban elmer Giienbabn BON @uaba.oiQro
nod @nmala am Stillen Ssean. Die @ou.
seiiion garantirt benz llntelIebuler auf lanfz
unbbreiBig Sabre einen iGbrlihen @etpinn BON
iieben yro5ent halbidhrlld) 6urdJ ben ntIrtfu>
niitlen Binans@ageBten in 9onbon in Cob
snblbar. Gnberbsm sarautirt fe bas anc.-
Ieste Sapital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28

Solicit, SGs., 81. SIni. - SOhann ntb
Soieph @tau6er, iotpie gtidueI Walansfi,
s ci golcu, ltitanfen gefelh gtbenb in einem
0flid BON Der Start geiP9eren Se4e. Sobanu
Gtarder, Elm i9On Siemlta beiahrter 9tann,
murbc, pGbren6 er i'm Seide baoete, bon
s S.ampilA b>lallen. Sein Sobn Soieph ellie
ih.n ~ 9dlie, llub ipdter iprana aud 9l2is
IQu8.., Sohaun'S Sd]mieaeiobu, in's gSaiier,
LIN Die nit ben 8ellen 8ingenbGl 81 retter,
@as GelultGt mar, 6aB ale 9ret ertranfer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
@nf elnentliimlidle MetIe eridoIien,

SnoianappIis, Sno., 81. SUM. -
Gls GbOnla8 George, Sutiher etueS bieiilen
GferCebabupageu5, DIE 8remie l6iie, idllug
Der @riff oerielOen Qegen ieine 0todtafde, mo-.
burd ein in 0erielben befin0liGer GCUOIUer
ge;rOftn fuur0e. DE gSuffe edtlu6 thr uuO
Die Sussl trai ben I'M &agen befnOli6en
bIfalntsn 8lumber Gbomas ybbp in zen
SOpf. Surge 3eit barauf mar aerielbe eiRe
2eidlP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
5llrRLihr 8ldrnLin0gr 0tilrnbdhn.

tuGaIlge 9NarglaR0gt UlleaOaDas
semaag. ben %. Sunt 1890, onfangea0, oe.a
IofeI 3uge bic 5tneusGta!ioE, ME fogt;
SdaltG:
4,1o it6R-sdn..@- Poasua lad s5srans,a5sgyaIs
eu0 lH9lben un5 lp5peihden gunf,eF.
i9pte HaW, Slg1oSl, Be'tm.nRer, yscrCz
aBtuoot, ualou 3rJgG, J9-taHicstOpp
Gips 8io8l, 98bfsIb, Blue D!ouulain, 5as
glSslopa uno ldus8snommcn SoHHtngs)
&Aam6ers5urg. A5aquesboto' uno guntien an
- d Z, B,sStlgub0bn,s UlOdiusburg, B.s
Br.s uuo BiuhrReT, ga.
&dgIdl, Sonntnqs guSgen0mmen:
7,O6 82orgeHs- -ACCOmmo0aton5gu nadg @etn5s
burg un6 allen Bunllen an 6er %, d 5.sa
oifon" uno Der 6auptlinie 0tiicb BON @morqs
@roOe, 0lt. Solgz springs Irs @orlisle.
S,O5 Dlor5ens - BofBug uld Atuldmsport, pas
9srsto9n, S4tPeas5ur9 unb Bqntten an eer
9augtilnie uno -. 8. S.ssisn5a9r," io~
RTE EreOerd unb gmmit5burg.
9.15 0sorgens-@rpr-BBug nur nab SEMINAR.
1000 @ccommo6atI0HsAus uab untonz8Itose, @ets
tos6ura, Bt pnqsS Driras ur5 Carlisle. 4
1,35 yiabmittags - NccommoodsoHsIu8 Hab Ars
llnetons
2,25 glabmittass 6atiOnsBus uaag gmOrB
@jIOce.
8.25 Blue Uopatatnsg sgrg.tsiys ND BaFmInas-,
gieD'Bnoior, nnIcrsGlis9e. II. etd. gi
mQucsIoDn, Glus J,bIe, Blue DO ltCin
gn6 9ogsrsi5SOitUni iSi avb 9'c surg, @eR-
8,32 gtaamittaas : erprtssUg ra1 5o1arooIes
GpiH8gs NItl5, 8itn6on unb allen PualgeH
on btr pS, 6.sDiJifoa.@
400 a4mltLoss-Grpre55ua nab arlington. Ut.
6tps, Subblool B0tt, BiiesUlle, ssens
Sprina Suaftion, DWine5'5 Wlius, 5ts
@eoigesI @ipH6ou, Clen sans, BiUfSbuIgs
BGtcysco, 9drrolton5 Use eItmInfttr, AooHooleF
Dleoioro, gerUzg8inoor uub Statonen UeFs
lt9 an Der eaupuints, loiDie Smmi!sbur9 un5
r5. 9. y. S&llsnbobn,@ Sbtndnool5, .BalS
Is9sBahH" unb Bunften idbIit.
5,15 g}atmtttnss s-4ecGmmobationsSus uaaunious
Bridge.
G.28 QbsH6s - gccommoSationssug naa uuioHs
Bridge.
$40 a6sn6c-E -EccommObd ons31a nod gmOrga
@rout.
II.85 -accommooationsBus naa gmorqa
9ro0e,
g!Hr Sonutags:
$50 8ormitass ss-&ccommoaatteHsBu9 n1b Unions
8riose upb 6aDoOeT.
2,3O Radmittcgs- -dctOmmc6adonssus nahunioas
400 gtatmttags s-accommobatiossus nod 4gmoE7
1880 Qbsnts- s-ggceommO6aHonsBu nap gmorq@
gIoue.
3ige treffen In Der 5iuers station etH;
Sdsih um 6.23 abenbs. Tdslit, aus9enommeif
Sonntaes, $50, 7.3O, S.42 uH6 II ~ 1toracn5s
12.l2, 2.40, BIO RaGnlda8s' 6'14i o'oS, e'3t
u Dur sOaataag I'm s,2O,0.C7 WoTasns, 6'1suHo
BIls.aI aao g,pdasOIFcs Rt. 2o5, DfaSotti-
SSs sSae balteu On Der Unions, BsunlsIpoaiaa
y HTs1Itfs Ilfb {FuItousS sStatl0n an.
a. u. Gppp, 0elbditsilhrer;
IBA-lE3. o. SrtBwoID, 9en.sBc iiaattlsAatEts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
SbFsr.r Eh yJ- Th,s g6I,ne Fsr.

TaIl Silver. Maf., p. SIui. .-3pl.
i cine Nt$o6er, Nameu3 pa.tington, pHrOen
b,Itc lib gu Soutb Somerie. DoL mem
3uce iibel iabrel unO set0btet. 0cs GlIefe
IlQcfen beriudte, ieine tle.ne S4weIttt pom
@e,.iie 3u sieben, unb fam nit inter Die 8dz
ter. 8ie @ltern bet Stn0er lpohnen II ost
gSpritQbt Wledlanicspile,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Ter mBrner el1ss MtatOnars.

Sort gBOrtb Stt,, 27. SUM. - 8
gS. 8aoiS, pelWer ben Saufmann 9. I,
gban3, einen 0huiOndr, atmorJlse, purot
l. lite Inn SG0e otturthcilt. Seine 6lnrld)-
tung 1T auf ben 1. September otei;5 Sahrea
fait0PiPt3t morneif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Ger 0eIhmarft,

RspsgGEF, 27. Snni. -- S9IsGzSes
FuO bic SGIu5uotruasea: SeIb er6Huefe 81
4-10 uE0 idIos IN BroSeut. - SIerIias'
gBe6ieI 1896 anf fe6s8i' Gage uub s. 88
auf Sidt. SuuOes,Sbltsatioaen: 4,prOj.
1875, 45.pro3. 103, 3opr0I. -. 4titen:
ADAMS @TpreB 149, Central Bacific 33b,
@9siapeafe Ohto 90, grie 252, 6i.to E.ior.
SIS, Slinois Central 1164, Safe Shore
1104, BEN Serieb GeutraI 1244, Jtoltb.
g8eaern 11O5, Ditto Bricr. 142, ytew'DoTI
&satruI 1O9, SBic RIiFiFppr 23J, Ditto
GrOr. IS, $ittsbIrg 1856, &eaoiEg 45g,
St. 8anI 7S5, Ditto BriOr. 118, sGeftsEHs
lIflion 838.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Gin fOlIbieliacr 8rana.

8enoer, Col, q. Snni.-Gas @s'
tF1ib 1eiSaedI9erf. Z5sTiliia $fioo6. 565. Der
EfQnb brad in einem 6otsl, In einem l3Em=
neT cus, In neEdlem fuls 0orber Elm Set.4ps
io1fr ju Sett ggbGa6t porben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Ole Gh:rnnn'rr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Gbicaqo, 81. Sani.-grz SENATOR Sa,'
mtr ION I,di9an pur,e in Der 9.ItEgen o.-'
:ung Der Stationed @OnlmiiFNn etnitim1i9
sum 8rdfoentel bet &eltausfeuung erpGbIt.
gefJetGr III Sr. s. g. 9idinion Gus Sere5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Gin ga60enii1fz 6ebapQe ii anOgpIae,

5np~SStiIe, &eun., 81. SAM. Gin BEN
pru. 81. 9. Bagae 8eb0riges febeuf0dtses
@etduoe OH Der 8eerpoIrfra5e, In pelder
fG 8,iscOe & Comp. 20 gngtOss= 2Sa eHuaarer.
@eiddit befaub, fiirlte beate f,Ib elm.
@IGdItter 8eiie mar Niemant Im Saae., n
nu6 feiue RsniHeulebeT aingeu OertOreu.
9Gs @eb6ube mar erft tir3ud boIleaoet
:eerbeH uub toffete $4,000. Der Baarer-
bOrratb Der 50. Sl,scoe & SOmp. I'M Be. ae
6on 5000, coo liegt inter ben Z immerd,
nab penn feiu 8e8en ei1tTt,i, 70 bGfft man,
IS PrO;eut bon benz S9TTatb gu E.ttea. Rebs
Iere bena@6arte getdu6e pur6en 3u 8sIls
aeu Don $500 bts Ru $1,000 beldtdolat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
g0il nrei Sbfrr ler IntnstoIuner Tlhn

Sobn8topn, 3d., 27. SuHi. - D..I
2et@eu bon Erauen tpurbeu beute TN Gone
mauabz z8iosr, nnmittel5nr tibtrbc'o ger aroz
&c GteinbIade, no iitb bic 3rimrer yer
preeer 6lgtb TN Lesten Sommer faGteH,
0pfgefuu6en. Sie Iaeen I'M 5aube urter
tern ggeFer unb paren aiemlid5 gut erbalt,u.
Rnr cine ber Gobteu unEbe l6en.. .ft;i... ole
per gran ROberts, @Qttir bes Sru. 5onarS
s. 8Obe1ts, Saiiirers Der ,grfen gfation-fs
Ecct.h Sr. 8obert5 fam nit ieiuer Scau
uro ieinen Schne uu'8 2ebsn, alicia e,,Ie
2tiGe 1T rod ui9t sefuubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Tnrtidrittr hra Sh1ens.

&battanOoeO, Eeuu., 27. SUM. -
Der ,graSesman" be..Gtet, 0G5 pabGeub
Der Iesteu bret Dionateu in ben iE0It9eu
Staten Der Union I443 neus Slbn1TiP uL
teruebmen ms 2eben gerufau uarbeu. Oar.
inter beFnben fG 8 Sabs.teu fir Eaubuirtbs
ihuiIid1e WaiGiHeu, ShfereisR, SraHes
reteu, al 3ieseIeteu, S9ubiahl,teH, l
Briideu6auz Berfftatt, 5 s8GgeuiabritsR, 56
Sa5tiRen fir Srndt Briierosa, &tAorren,
fGbriieu, &c 8aumuOuz Beb2reiea, 6 9efii,
lntiouen, 43 5abritsu ftir eEaI,rii4e gsIeuaz
tuu9, 81 RttbIeuDerfe, 20 gtIeuSieSeretsil,
uno Giai6iuenUerifdtteu, so 90G6feu, 9
gEaIBpsrfe, Al gtsfGbi.teH, Al 2aIz&aflltz
rteu, 225 gGafers rsBumpD erie, 1O7 gerg=
tDerfe, 3 ESpfereieH, 178 uene @ijenbaba=
ftGeden unb SIS StraRenbahueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
9ambfteiIe eiIelsffa6rlf,
9ref ffir Wdm1ter. .

Gin tgsTfRSOues guf absr ste urIaa, unb 6eIinns
nllGg 4rteu pOn
SlefDetlFdbpGdbe,
gtlulttltjpeu Seietny SAmdhGBuitdnben unb nrAes
len 2ranf1eiien priDntsr unb lhonungs gsbebdritiger
9tatur 6s Bfdnnerus @eihloiieu uub portojret oeIs
ian0t, Sian Idrsibe on
n, Fl. TRESHOW, glr, s22, 9rOaepap,
fOHSIG&B) ReDaDcrts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28
Die GataFfOiibe 3tt 3Nnaar.

DHnbar, Pa., 81. Suni,-9ie EIam,
men, sUeI6e ieit Dem fiiriItdlen i@lagenOeH
@etter in Der nSarm 5il 3edle" miithcH,
id)lugea nm 80 llbr beute firth aus Dem 6, L
fnbri9adl.,, un0 l,ne 80 6uB bobe 5euergurbe
fiieg in Die Gult. IQe &(siufe 5um 20id)en
Ger SlamEten iflugtn febl. nno man bielt es
fir geratbsr, Die in Der gidbe befinoIihen 9e'
tdu0e ab8HTeiBen, nm ein mtite, e8 llntiid3reiz
fen oe8 Ggannes 81 0ttbiiten, DE Salpeitos
ren un0 Dii1iit. Maernolimau Batd,born
tanteIIlaf elmer Seratbung su oem S6luiie,
baB 6as peitere Sud]eu na4l Den SpferG oes
idlageubeH gBetterS Gin gu gcfdbritles 28ert
itt. ais baB oa8 0eben tlner gr6Bcten 3abl
genider rod babe, anf's Spiet geieBt rperOen
i0lIe. sic befhiofiea inbefen, baS gSerf auf
eigere gauft fert5ule4en. lin IL llbr t.aten
iia ben gefabrbeaen 8ea in Die @rube Oil, uno
e8 ift 5meifelbait, Ob iie icrlls 3uradtebrea
merben. 2Ran fitrdtet, OaB Ote game 3ebe IN
6!ammCn febi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-28

SSStSSs-zCS1utApeA UtC Do6|StNsS$S@
oato : Saba" tn @htIGosTpbSa foFosra
b6beseR 2pbH.
&bicaeo, 27. Suni.-9er Strife auf ht-
uSlInoisz@ Central >Sabn" 1T burh ejneV Sont'
prontB bet9e!e9t mor6en, unS olt Ssrfebr tptro
ioiort Ruf allen 2inisn bet Babn pteoer aufz
aenomren tper6eu. Die Striter beIdlofen
b'ute gtadmittag nit SOC 9esen 105 StIHIs
men, 6as Inerbtstea Der @onbagnle SI accepH
tiltH unS al bic Grbeit Suriifjutebten. Die
@in;elnbeiten bes lleberetnfommenS frS nod
nidt befanHt, in0efien erliGren Die Sabrbeam'
Ten, fe batten feine 3ugeItanoniiie genladt.
Die Arbtittt h6tten fid) etrtad untermot Ell.
superintendent &uiisll, oefien Abiesang De-
gnbSued res gauSen glusfGnoeS mar, ble.b:
i'm Amte uu6 6ehalte bic nGmlld]en Solu1ad)=
tell unb 8efugniiie, tpte porber.
Bbtla0elp bio, 27. Stunt - Glne
8eputation Der pSmit1men's Wtutrnl Alo
2iiociatiOn" uadte b'Ite BEN SuperInter1
bGnten S. San Smith, bon De- Baltimore &
Ohio gabn", ibre Iufpartung, uu0 berIau9te
cine SobnSuIage. Dar Superintenoent pers
ipra9, bic SoroelIrg Ter juftehenoeH 8ehDroe
I'll iiberinitteln lrnb ben 2euten binren tpeuigen
Gogen 9lntmort III la9en. SH elmer ip1tereIl
untCrreouug nit eirenl Seridlteritutter du6erte
er &tbaueru, SaB Die @eitenfeQer Der Pre'ie
Dltttbcilung iiber ibr ahliege1 maften. @8
tperSe ibuen 9fiGts llaben. Die BabnoeIeQz
id)oit f0nne borlduF9 feiue 3ula9e beluiuigeu,
neil ibre 6inanSlage IS nidt SulaIle. Sm
llebri9en CLAUDE e 11idt, baB e3 3u einam aa'
tne,nen Strite fonn1en lueroe. Die 4n9eaellz
ten Der Baltimore & Ohio BG9n" tptirben
gut beban6eLt unb ieien iin aa9ameiuen 3us
irieo6n.
2ima, O., 27. Suni.-Gin BON ben Bei.
denfegeru Iub anberen 8eoieaiteten ber p&tnz
ctnnatiz 6amiIton .Dantons8aba" angs6robter
Strife wurbe burd gemiai9unS Der bon Den
gsngn aeforberten Golnerh1hnna abaepenuet.
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gin gambfer nsrbranmt.

uG5eg 20 Eni6Gs uasaffoasu'ta, a,-2Rt@teEst
aaf ejasm aiMeHI8ea Ssjsssiat5s. -
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Mrbeit nm 2phn.

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Sahn" ea0e; atft Gtner slteSesIa9t Bet
1trtHer.-ESefnGafteIIe BET ,,BeIttnaosez
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b0beSet 2phat,
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8etmtS@tsS,

Die ySepenoents" PenFonsbia oina beuts
0em Brafbeuten su. 9erielbe hot he Sem
sSetfetar oes Snnsrh sur Yriifung unO geaut.
adtuna iibertpieieu.
Yrdiieent Sarriiou if sur 3eit betmasen
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Snf0Gbent. - JoIapb 8. 50lper8 bat
eefieru iEl SuperlorgeEiGt isiu 8eIL6-eI
tr1 SuterefIe Ietuer GIiltiBeE ca Gba .es &.
8Hion abget!ettu, pd4er $1,000 9iEgi4Hf
3u feIleu bate,
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gts nroie,tt,te tn,sruattouaIs 9aaE.

8epldientunt 9orieb bonn Gontte tiir 8aus
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fir Die giu, w:ldlc Die SdcOrporirun9 btt in
tl.nationalen 8auf be2peGt, g8ahreho in b:d1
@ubftitut bic bauptidGlidfen Se1iTmungeh
o.. Srioiualz Sill betbsbclten fino, bat man
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in troenb eirer gSe.ie Gle Sungesre3ie. ing tiir
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annoi,ltd] III MAIDEN,
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SraFItsn aas Chile.

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lan0te, beift'tst Die @sritt1te, ta3 streitfgf.:.
ten 5pii9eH Sratlien unb @bile in Der
Shipebe ieisn unb bab bas Gffsre Qanb eiue
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Anbttratt Der f.eunbihai .lifep 8e,iebuIio Il
3trilden Srnflien uub Gbile 70 abinrS, oas Il,
fanm irgeno cine GrlpGbnxua perbienteti. "
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G0nfanttnopeI, II. Suut. --- Ius
@rSerum eia9etr0feas NQ@-,4tgn iibsE Die
tottigeu llnrR6eR eraeben, Bag cine 5a0ar
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@ottesoienfea 0ur1iu9te In Der Germuthuu1,
bGs eiue Suantitat BnTfeR In bem GebdI0e
osrborgcn ies. Die Seuteig6e naree iiter
bteisn @iuBriff 70 aufgebra4t, baB mebrere
tRrer GIi8lteoer nit 8eooIUern auf Die Eiirz
in feuerteu. Su bem eutfe9en6en Sample
mhrbea afHn Eiirfen, e.adIiesl q eEus3 Ofs
fisiers, Onie bier &rmeaieg eet1otet, uub
Siele Guf belize. Geitea Darlpuube.. Gin
matomeOGL.IGer WOb ieste lpiter cline anf=
idkrPiiIde Denomination IN SSene un6
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Hep.
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GeIgra6, 81. Suni.-9ie Brofeficren
Der tiefRen untneIitG sabeH beute Elm Ban.
e.. 30 &bren ees Gr=a6nias 4iIau. @ntbus
Iiafiffe 8eoen SH @Hnfen Der Spnaftie
Sbreucpitdb DurSeu gehaIteu.
6atft 6t~StRaHo tn RarIsBaS.
sofia, 81. Snni. - 6frf 6erbinanS iit
bon Biobin naf SarIsba6 obaereit. gEdhs
renb ieiner Gbpsienbsit pirb StombaIoff ais
9tegent iuugirea.
, 1890-09-06
Medical Congress at Berlin.

The chief incident connected with the
Medical Congress so far to be recorded is
the great impression made on the whole
assembly, and-nOt least of all-nn tho
chief British representatives OF the profess
sion, by Professor Robert KOch's declaration
connected with his experiments OH The ba-
cillus of tuberculosis. g
The renowned discOverer both of this and
the cholera bacillus hopes that he il on the
right track towards finding what will prove
TO be a remedy capable Of curing coHSump-
ton. He has come across several sub
stances that will destroy the bacillus III
question when acting upon it outside the
diseased organ, and one that-as he is him
self persnaded-will destroy it within the
affected part itself.
So far his experiments have not been
made on human beings, but on vertebrate
animals that are also mammals but several
eminent physicians with whom / have con
ferred consider that what takes effect on
vertebrate animals of q lower type can be
!. applied with success to the human frame
also, and further, they are Of opinion that
as Professor KOch-whO is Il most cautious
mau-has held out a hope, it will not be
long beforG@ae Tealises il. The eminent
bacteriol0gist, however, has wisely not
mentioned what are the component parts
of his remedy, so that it is not likely that
rash, experiments will be mad" before he is
in position to make some more confden3
and definite statement.
The enormous Importance IF this discOv.
cry If seallsed eventually will not be
moderated. The popular-indeed often
professional-reply made when TIE cholera
bacillns was discovered was, "Wllat is the
use of finding The bacillus without know
ing what REMEDY will destroy its" JhlS-
which was also said in regard to consump-
tion-perhaps may soon be met by the pro.
l~nutgation OF q remedy. Professor Koch
appears to be inwardly convinced himself,
aud to be only waiting till he has over
whelming evidence to lay before the world.
Daily Telegraph.
, 1890-09-06

silk dress, Will mantle and bonnet to
match. was seated in the after part of the
Yacht, in company with the Duke and
Duchess, of COnnaught and the Princess
Christian. There were also on board the
yacht the Duke Of Edinburgh, Admiral Sir
EdwardC ommerell ,SirH enryPonSonby Cap
tain Who'd ward. and other ,latirS and gem
tt;pmel. The vessel having been made
fast, u guard of honour composed OF the
Royal Marine Light Infantry presented
arms, ..and their baAd p~layedlthe National
Anthem. His Grace the Lord Archbishop Of
Canterbury then, from u raised daIs, said
two Collects and the Lord's Prayer Within
the hearing Of Her Majesty and proronnc-
ed the benedictiOn. The Secretary nf State,
Lord KnutsfOrd, then invited the chairman
and directors of the dock company and
their secretary and engineer to proceed
on board the royal yacht Alberta at the
fore end. and they were Conducted
aft to Her Majesty's presence. A for
NAL presentation having taken place.
Mr.. Macnaghten handed an address to
Her Majesty, who briefly replied, and de-
clared the Empress Dock open, amid loud
cheers. Lord KnutsfOrd then invited tho
representatives of the Corporation on
board the yacht, and a loyal address was
presented. The yacht was then lOOsed
from its moorings, and the Queen started
on her return journey to the Isle Of Wight
amid renewed cheering.
, 1890-09-06
Execution by Electricity.

Under date Auburn, New York, Aug. 8,
o Dalziei cable states
The interest in the approaching execu-
siON of the condemned man, KeMmler, is
ilcpeasihg. Every thing j. ready. but
aAe exact hour at which the fatal electric
shock is to be given is still uncertain. 1t
may be tonight, after seven o'clock, or. as
is more generally supposed, at some time
before seven O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing, as the doctors will reqnire daylight for
The autopsy.
"Kemmler, although he knows that his
end is drawing near, has not yet been MotI-
fed the honr at which he is to die The
first intimatiGn will come to him when the
two chaplains. DR.. Yates and DR.. Houghton'
visit his cell together at some hour during
she niehto or early morning. they will then
teii him that his last hour hss'arr1ved,
induce him to join them in prayer. These
religions exercises will be short, and the
moment they are over the door Of the
, 1890-09-06

prizes she obtained one of those fictitious
laurel wreaths coloured green. Thought.
lessly she put the. painted leaves in her
mouth and sucked them. Shortly after
wards she became very i'll and died 10 u
lew hours. The poison in her prize caused
her untimelv end.-Ibid.