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- &el m GurtgclcH t9rl 4',toe1 garo
geItsrH ytadmittag bic III Jtr. 1856, SSets
6agett2iraBe, wObulaiie 5goU &obH Cm,ls
nit Jbrem 8 Ntouuta alien &lHoe ans 0em
l&agen geialcuoert. @rau EUcUs rug
eHlge 8cuieu UEo zdran,meu oaU0I,
pdbreno oa5 &iHo uUU.rteEl bueb. Der
&ageu wEroe bgi'm 4uQrau gsgeu ltHen
IelegrapbenpiaBl gum &etra9e 9on etwa
$50 bt'dld0i3t.
- Nm Olr Gfe Der G5arlesittase ma
0uutiu8Oou 1penuc rel geitegn Der IA ,d6=
rlge Dennis Burns pom Jir. 9O7, ROrO4
6OuG-0iToBe, al5 CT mad reitH 9&einuau
ben iuaJte, UOu eiuem 3auue un0 brad oeu
rehuH arm.
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Gin Spepelnr6raer aelnnd,t .

> ma b a. .febr., 16. Iugut. - Gciteru
2bcnO I'M 2l2 lIbr brang cine ungeidGr
100 Eerioneu ;Gbleuoe Menge in Die Srt=
id)oit Slair etu. Sofort gin9 eS auf pa5
@ieidugniB los, iii bem Charles Yratt, Der
lS6roer pc5 Uarner8 5omne uno ietrer
Sodlter, gefangen gebalten pur0e. Der
SheriT uao ielue geute, neId)e iid Der
Meuge entgcgeu felten, pareu balo iiber=
m6ltigt, unO fratt marc ans ieiue 3elle ge=
holt. SIN Geidu9nlBbofe wuybe ibW cine
SdIln9e nm Den Soois 9eiegt uno oerStricf
iiter eineU Der 4eite oes i'm (cofe iteheuocil
EaumeS geIuorien. Damn wuroe 9ratt ae=
iragT, oh er nod GnpaS III iagen babe.
pgSenn Shr ben Grid ema3 loie mad)t, 10
nil Id sub erSGbien, mie eS suging," iagte
BrGtt, u.o CT Ti!ote biniu, soaHn. f0nut SShr
10 idnen Ino 10 hart 3iebcn, pie SIR polit.n a
Sci ieiner Grabbing molte er ishr lpcit=
id,weifig tperoeu, uuo Giner auS Der Wenoc
riei: u9SaS bat Denn Gda nit Dem Mdo6eu
III tbun ?" Gin 9iurren 9iHg olir9 Die
Menqc, cine an;abl rib an Dem Stride,
un0 in elmer SetuHSe baHnlelte &ratt ;piz
iAen 6inmel uuo &rbe. BORT lies man i'm
bdngeU, aIs EdB Die 2Reuse elItferHIe.
Sueuos apree, Il. ar0uif. = Die
9Segiernng beabiid)ti9t jeet Die Giufabruns
elmer gabatsiteuer. Sob febt jeet auf les,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
G:in SG,;trfe1It.c;d,.

Can Anbreus, Gal., Is. Iu0u7t.-
Gin 9SObnbuus 81 %os 4ngeleS, in loeld1eu
fiin1 itulienilde 2trbeiter iogirten, muroe
btute iriib por 5ogeaaubrud 0urd} 0pnnmit
III bic 2uIt Acipycugt. &einer Der Gcmobuer
muroc gctG0tct, allein oQe fijuf eritteu
lhmere &crctuuacn. SderiH 5borne bat
it0l nCd) DEM ShouPIaBc begc3en. ..-9ie
@iIr9er Oroben Die &trijber O23 5t)urfeu=
ftrei0eS 81 Ipnter, iau5 Oieit!beu eutoedt
merGcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
spaacae SmImsne dlrimtett.

gleru > orf, Il. 4uauit. - Eolgenoe
1ampfer iIno leute bier augttommeu:
uGttg OF Rome," ,9rjioHa" mo ,aGral
mia" uon yiuerpool, u}ufori2" Uon Glass
gou uno ,,SeoeigC poH 0anburg.
Queenstown, II. 4ugut. - Der
1ampier ,,goro GliDe" TT hcutt bier Don
philadelphia eingeroHen uuo iette ieiH
Aelis nadp ylperppOl Tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
9mrn selgftfdlafSe act5atef.

Snbinuapoli3, 5no., 16 9lugu7t.-
Der 9S0iieubQnoler 2Silli0m Quplep III So
Iumbla Gin, 5no., par III Der lctterer
,5ctt metrnlal9 heroubt morOen. 81 eri0ur
pe&Dotb cine &oTjdltnug, ourde meld)e cl
Die Ciebe mittelit Selbltl1iiiie fern 81 bal
ten Nod)te. gcIcrn Giinete er itinen gaoeI
Obue al Die &orridtuug 81 ocntcn, unO cl
erbjelt }mci ,zdJiine III Die Seite, Oura 6it
er Qui Der Stelle qet0btet uurDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
Sc scc'Mlanae ii tnot.

6alifar, rs, 16. 2(u9.-GagitGn
Sbe0 &yowlton unn Dem Shooner Ira
Der" rou 2,OpOcGte 55arbor berid)tet, oaB CT
our ieiuer 6abrt pOn &oItOn cjneu @egen-
fan0 III @eiidlt betanI, ben CT iijr oo6 2SraG
eiut5 Sd)iiieo bielt. Gr naberte ij1 Dem
Ding unO iab Su leiueH gremenlOien Grs
itGuntr, 0oB Is oer &n0nUcr zines Seenn=
getgam5 mar, besglcicJcn ME oOrber geieben
wnrl2 Zcju 6ohrjeug lam benz llu9cAeuer
GuT sW0li GuB uabe. 9aTelbe id)jen enwO
50 6u8 lang uHa ;mon;ig NuB brett 81 iciH
pao mar nit elmer Guaale be6edt. 90S
IcEitrum lief Hn1 beiDeu Guoen ip;b III
rHo lpor ME ein 3cbra geilreift. gS itjeinr
elueH 3uommtatoB nit ciHem Sdiii ge=
l@Dt i'll habeuf o1 bic Stoait auf letHem
HIGen eINQcoriidt luGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
Gsnn1 QSli;,c crS6llnnct. ,

&aniaS=gitp, Nlo., 1G. 2luguit.-Gr
hiciiger Stdot wiitbete bcute 2lbeno ein bcf
tiger G'eutttcrlturul. 2lrd)ie ,&rimble, eli
Snabe, melter in einem &obicEiduppcn Al
Der GliucitroBe Sdub DOT Dem 9IcQtu &c
iHt)t bate, muroe oHrt einen Slipllrnb
gct0otet. Benjamin Giamoro, ein ouoerc,
Anabe, Der fih III 5rImbtc'5 geieui9ait be
iNnN, erlitt idNpere &er!etunQtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
@r0f,e BilaerFn9rt.

QurieSutlle, T. g., Il. 4uguf.-
8ird}e in 5roD madJte hcute eine &aaiabrt
mad benz muuoertlatigeH Sioe pllnierer
2ieben 6rau Der 80nlgln Der Mdrtgrtr. >"
Gtua 5000 Tilgcr uno cine grobc 3GbI
@eitlite naGmen 5bsIl. Sie magen nit
eiusn SpeSiol3llge Der nISefz zbore= =Saba"
bierhsr aetonlren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
Surle &ahcfneacf6lcn.

- Die ruiFide 9leaierung bat 100000
&l6ien in 6ranfreiG befeat.
- Gin Monumeut IN g6reu be5 ueritorz
6enen IOnIlrals Golrbet iunrOe geiitru ;a
4bbeptae, 6rantreid), eutbiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
&o'tc igrc'; f!iif)ti9cn 9ie01a0cr

San ran5i9co, 16. 9luQut.-Soa
&obm ION bier GGH0 III 2&ileu, Sem GQpi.
tan elneS &ilieu'a6rIu9cs, III eiutm Ser
bdltnlB, oag5glett III eruleu Tolqen fubrte.
Ste ia9t, 81 babe lie uWer Dem Gbeueriorez
den pertisbrt, ais er aber an Die AuSfiibz
RING ieiue4 &erigreneua gcbeu Ioute, reIte
iGu paiielbe, unb er fubr ab. Soa per-
ifafte Fdj iHoeB einen 0at6eiebl, mietbete
ein iAneltfabreuoe5 9ampiitiif, uomit lie
leinen &uitenfnbrer eInboltt, rnO bepirfte
@ileg'5 6eiinabRe. gr pur6e ,uriid oes
brddt un0 FttJeet 9iuter S6loB un0 9iieQel.
Der G;ar empfirg oen Saier g4ilbelm
gm llbr &beHbS ain hiefgen @abuhof.
gle 8e9rii5uHs Der beiben gtOnar9en mar
siue b6@jt ber5Iid)s.
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gGaGrte ista Ssams eed,t .

9 bil0Oclp9ia, Il. 2tuguit.-,Sn DEN
Giienperten Su 9nnaburg Ea., mar geIerrl
3QbltGg, HnO plcle Der g(rbeiter bctrQntcu
ild. Am ,1beno erei9uete i'd inter mebre
ren Serrufcncn cine Sd5laJarei, tpelhe
;mci NGnnern 0aa 2cbtr toIten oiirfte.
Sat. Yioneban uuo 6reb. SdlurnSti be9o=
ben iid) nab Der 2So1nIug zines lln9ayn,
9talneH3 giiniaeS, unO idla9cu gdrm uor
Der 5bire.
AlS MiuiReS nit elmer 2ampe in Der
toan0 in Die Sbiire trot, cutriHer Tc Inn
Die 2anlpe .uno maricu ile nah ieiuer Trau.
Ser llngnr cr9rifi Jest cine 9Irt NH rtd,tstc
Die Ingreifer bault auf ihouoerhaite 2&eiie
an 0en &opieH nnO Den Sd,utlyn III.
Sfurosti'5 Shd0el tit geIp0lteu. .Otinines
1T uerbaftet, malreuo N;onchQu uuo Sdu-
rasfi im 6oipital III tritidem 3utan6e oGr-
uiebcr iieQcu.
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g3r. 197

| Her NrtuHoc bGEUete ntc C'ccGcUhgtt, ugT
i'm ouh ljcbcreifuag ciu,s gramuacu
CNeIdleuft5 cine HuiTuerromicit; III erlUcrfen.
91r. SdjutiOer ath5rt 9cu .Gnmbepg" an,
eiucr @ticuidIaft, lnslile auSlhlie5lltb ou5
gtuAiitocru oc5 o@cr.uauin N}lrueraoye"
bclc9eHo, ian leoea zoaatog i'm 5ommcr
am etnem ldl6ttiacu Glou am llier 0t5 ia.
tdpSco lbr Wager aultll0Gr unO auu aeles
QentlId) cine >cacnIrrtr uuIc~uirrult.
Sdmmttihc ~ Der WHcHidcfr oah6rgrbe
0erreu, q al Der 2aGl, eatr,u i1l fii. Oi,.
len 55meG qhotoQraphycu mn ihrs 22ilocr
III eincu prddrgcu 3Ilemcu cjufareu laifeu.
AuI elH uom Ghc' Nlc oGomboUS," 0ru.
2&llb. &Gttr, atlt5cuta Sctdltu muroe oQ5
Gruppcnbilr b@5ci Qe5rad,r uno Su.
S5netoer, mtlu1rm 0tic lluimerfinmtett
oUujg uucrwartt IAN, ijbcrrcjd)t. 6r. Ner-
miami Ee9eu t,tlt bel oGr l}cbtraubC oe$
SllDeo elue >n'pyod}c. Sgdter iauo in Der
9aue oea o@~@O"iu g}GuurhorS" cine
tletne 9todit.tr lratt, mcld)c 0lc EttbetllQte
noal elul9t 1WHoen III tro9tn Hrclie bcis
iamnten Djc.J
cine 30 Sabre Glte Srou, cu=
lteneno etnt GcuJldlc ooer &5lWin, III lett
@1omlio9 45eno III Der meit.I@cH toiueitoa
ton. Stt NJ Hla't IN Stonoe, ariH9ct2u,
NO ile wobnt nm crtDre %wwouOcnnn0.
Al!e3, mas man BON lhr tr'otrcn lonntc,ilL
ooB ne SStlgelmue &u4t! btlBt Die SO.
!liet !ltoer 4HEdt, ooB o1e gran 9etltt99ei
iI0rt tlt.
Tur'9 gebcn bCrcint.-Sn Der res
iorUirten Smmauuela Nirt>c an Der sac
Oou G5GratoQd- nm Zdr6OrrltrlPe iauN ne
tern Nbcuo 80 uhr Die Eronuun bcs eru.
6eiurih Cb!ive nit Nrl. ycuic 8Ulrcr,
EoHtcr Ocs QcQrt.tcu Giyoteriittn Cstor1
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SrG11oe>

Eap III det, Otdii., 1G. IuguIt.-6eutc
Morgen gegen llbr brad in Der groBen
9unueQifcu ANttuniGbrif pl1blidJ Teuer
aus, mn balb llNno paS nlQt)tige @jebduOc
i'll heuen Slumncu. IS crgtugen prei alar=
me, MD anger Der gejommteu 1dotild)en
Stueupebr lOuroe aud Die Ncttraueu Seu2r=
lpcbr SIT 6iilfc gcrufen. Cine 3clt lang
ld)ien c@, ais nb Die game Gt0ot III I0ud
auIqtGcH l0ile; e5 gelung Gtcr Den betpeu-
mittbt3en AHltrenguugeu Der tQpiern 6eHtr=
ucbrlcutC, iiber oQ$ entIenclte Clement Den
Sieg ouoon III rngen. Die fyQbytf, mcldle
Die gr0Bte Der 2lrt in ganicu Sto0te mar
nno eco geutc beic}ditigtc, beIauO nu5 elmer
HelGe Don G)tbIuOtn unh unlIQBte ciueu
6!GHeuraum pou utCr Adern; Die uuf orei
Ndern ltebeuNeu G'ebduoe, lammtiid) Gltcrn
9aunS, mnrocn iammt MaidJiHcu II. |. ~.
III Sdutt unp aide gcle9t, Die neuen font
tel gercttct mcroen. Der &erluT btr0qt
un9cIdbr S550,OO0, iii aber burd) &erillbe=
rung uOliig ge0edt. 9aS Gtobincmeut gc=
bort cinigen 9tep- Oorter uno &orouer 8a-
pltaii.eH,
Ybilabelpbia, 16. Nuguit. - Gin
heNte trith III GbrtItiou u. Sltt'S 8Qdtrct,
III. APO, 'oaperforDltrpBe, au5gebrod)eue5
Ucncr Tllltete Sd}aOtn I'M &tuaQe uon
$4,000 an. Gable pau0, Elm GienI!ulQbd)cn,
murNe 10 idjluer perbrOunt, 0aB eS binncu
&HBenl ltarb. 6rGu <ui mn ibrc &iu0er
cntSluacu uur nit fuappcr 9totb Dem 5uOe.
Appleton 9SiSc., I6. 2luaut. - Die
Gapicrnliibie Der pEatter Eupcr Comp /"
glng beute 3iad)mittaq in Tomlncu Qui.
S}eriut $l75,000, &erNderuug 275 ,O00. 75
Irbeltlr lutrNcn beldGItquNgsi
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Sttinriirfe Der Strifar ron beH @infers
toucu bnrd) bloue 8obncu beantlportet.
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OS Rarb

ountoq BEN Z. bs., y. u 9seper, % Sabre aIt.
Die 3sif Der SecroisuHs pira gdier ensseist. (197)
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Stellun9 oes @opofoter 81 Dem neuIIheH
Strife miitbeub marcu.

GiEc 9ruB: SrfEr:ile.
&NriS, 1G. 2luguIt.-9ie fran;6ludcn
2uftIttiicr 3oipiS uu0 N{datt merccn III
nddlGtr 3clt brcu lIugit uorbcrettattn Fldn
Sllr AuSfIlruug br;uQtn uuo III Clneu &0l=
Ion, meIdtn Der &ariier uNigGro" tur ltt nat
herlteueu l0Ncu, iber GAN; 0|ttteItr02o
bumcg fitgeH. Die 9iclie iou pom !tortn
mad 3uBuno oocr 9ionpc4en gelsn. Hur
2&un'dl oeS Srtcg5ntiuiIcrs miro en- I'm
ser oc5 yu'tbOuon Gorps oie AeroHoHieH
bcgleiteu.
5tant"tid)'s aIniprrdjc Gnf @tbiet an ofr
G}a6sGIz zbanocbs StraBe.
$drIo, l6. llu9uit. - Die frNniop'd)t
8egicruna cr5ebt 2luipriit]t duf boS Gcblet
S9tId) SoiO, meIbt@ AMI Der arabrDtu
Sclte Der SraBc &ub-ei Ntauocb hc3t.
0te'er gcbietsaH'pruM III bel pIn litter
banoun9en iiber oo5 ou9lO-ran36NAe Ab-
toulmcn gdnjlid) iibtIic6eu morotn.
Gje GBoIcrn.
Cairo, 16. 9(nJIit.-&n 0Stfta nm DER
Cholera 9eitcrn A, III 9cooo5 "A Eerlonen
erlegcu.
Sic Nohridt, baB bier in Cairo bic Glo
lcrd ouigctreteu lei, lit gruuoloe. 3le Wc=
Iun0bcita= &erDGltuiiie Der Stabt fno Dor
;iglih.
Sic eu-opaifAcm @!Gdjtc uno otc @ourpes
guttrm.
@oria, II. 2(uguIt.-r2a 2i6erte" iagt,
Dem omcrifaniidlen StoNt5 9eqortemtnt lei
oa9 Geriidjt ;ugeGon9cn, oaB 6rantrelD
uno 0nglaro in &cgrliit icjen, Sdlaocncr=
iaB BON ArQentiuicu fiir &erluIie, pcld9c
cugliid)c uuO frnu;0Iilt)e %iir9er mdbreuO
Der &cuolution III SueuO5 Npr2S erllttcn,
;u ioroern; Die Ser. Stoateu battcu oobcr
in @inflaugc nit Der 0}onrOc lottrin an
geiiinOigt, OaB iie fcincr cWopGiidtn Matt
geltotcn piir0eu, iid) III Die Augele8enBel-
tel 1lrgeutiueu'a tiniNmNdcu.
r%a ylberte" erfldrt in &ciug QUi Sbi9eS,
europa babe gcuug, menu uidlr ihOn 81
ptel, uou Der 0iouroe 0ottlu gtb0rt. Die
iel1igeu Staattu, Oeren lluGyttuucu Sd)a
Ocn Ourb Die argentiniihcu &rren crljttcH,
miirOen Den !bneu ;utommcnoeu Sd)NOcn
crlGt erlangtu, ohnc i'd nm ben Fan lmc
rttauer be9 o2&ciBeu 6aue9" I'll himmern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
SOC arieasseieeiiriif nr::i :; s,,,;

SrHiiel II. au9uit.-ger ,,Rorbn
erflart, baB bas Srisgs9eipeuit in Guropa
psridwunoen, pis es ti4 IN Der yslitii unO
banNel ieiae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
Scr Seutid)e Gorrciporbcat,
EdgIjd, mo1enttid1 uro Sountoss.
8. gfatnc, @iecutbantcr stao GeSafteus,
G6e S3eItimorsfxofe lIr6 Yoit Muenus.

Gdc SeItimorefxofe uub 8oit= @uenu,.
sSrcis oeS tiaIidlcn 9SiattcS ourdl Grdocr in Ser
tabt H. gSoi6inQtoH uRo III ser Fahbariduit bCiorot
92ls Cts; tagIi6lc uuo GoRutaa S=sIrsaabc Is
Gents pyo 29o1e, ict6or tu0entd} al Die 6aS 2latt
btiur0eVaeR ErdQtr.-S Saoiid, ourl Sic Son, 8crtoz
iIet $3.50, S69lidic Il. SanutaGS1uSGebe $3.50
bro SuDy, fir tGr3cyc 8citim 8erbdltnE fir bic GS5z
dpcTtlid,c 9ip2e16c nit SnRntos5btatt @ortofrti,
nit IbSug ill Gtub$, $3.50 rro ahr, nadj iraCnh eli
4nce=9las3 3abc, 81 pTo jG1r.-Tas bcitc uno big=
HQfte ocuti6,c 9ictt in bcn gGttteI=u. SHoitaoten.
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e5unficbm Tiufericner ,:i,D fi;nf g3Hr9cr 5d,pcr
pcr'unnoet - @eiterc ylMbeitnsnugfm oez
i;!rdli;t. - @asftano Der G6eidIcnite@er 5''
Buffalo. - &iuc auf beate an5sraurnts
Gcricrcmi i,piidICn ocm &icepraEoeHten
g3sbb uuo G3rob btpcstniciiter g5cDoeriD.
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0in oLtes @eradlt tpieptr enfaetgar,.,t.

Qon0on, 16. 2lu9.-Qer gRanhcIter=
Courier" per0Tantlidlt cine raIgonren;
ans Som, iuoriH cS beiBt: y>%n Tolgc Der
Qrauiamtn 8erfol3uHg Der Stride, ME tie
Gripts Bolitif nit ittj 6ringt, ui-o Der
Bopit 6alO al Die &aiholiten Der qon;en
9Eelt Elm Waniieit erlaiicn, noriu ct itiue
4bTft IL ertennen gbt, nit ieincm Qanitn
'0oiiToat uno allen Anbangcrn bic emi9e
Stabt 81 pe-laiien. Sin iold)er 5dutt
lpiiroe BEN 1ulu elner groBen N!eRqc roml
idler Geibait5leute be6euteu, lpegAe lest
pou benz Satttan uno non BEN ,}talicuecn
un0 6remOAl le5en, me!d)e Die arWeicuhtit
Oes &apitco had ,ROm ;iebt. 9tber Der Aui
lutlolt in &Om tit rieotn ipabreu GGriitcu
nabeSu unmCglid) gemaht burd Die AuS~
Oebunng, Ue!be atbei5nuS unb 5rejpeuFer
thum Oaielblt geluirren. @otteslditerung III
Bib IND Sdrttt ruir0 ofien qeSul5tt, lIg;
cs herri4en bort iflimnere 3uitdnee, ais
in Yarls sur 3eit Der groBeu &ey0lution."
9snaniter in e3sleien.
SrIiiel, lG. AuanIt.-gjne 1nnaulit
bDmbe erplootrte nuer oeGu Sauie Oe5 III
uOtaten 2Siberrls 81 9ious in 9}elqieu. 1aS
@ebdnOe puroe fuer 6eIddoiQt; ;lDei lei
uer SsluObner murben letdt peTleet. piau
gluubt, boB baS 8erbred)eu Don SO,ialoes
mofrateu beganaen lOurbe, ipelae aber bic
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6reSpn 0sbbarot's IadfpIoer.

8artS, 16. 2(uguit.-lluter ben befann-
ten &cri0ulfteiteH, ueide it'd mdbreus Der
lctten 2Sod)e in EartS ouibielten, mQren
6rdu 2oustrp unO goro 2urgan. IS heibt,
Der 9oro babe Der pGcrIcp yiip" cine SaAreS=
rente Don 10000 8fO. ct. ousgeiebt. Die
SetOcn lebten ourdlouS 5uriid9c;ogen uuo
empfiu9en feline 8elude. Soro 2urQan lit
80 Sabre aft. Gr mar iriiber gieutenGnt bel
BEN G0rpez ezGircnaOiereu. Seiue &eTBtbiiz
mcr umiaIieu ciu Areol pom 10000 glferu,
pelde Elm IQ5ri;hc5 @irtommeu DON 500,
900 Qbmerlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18

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56eatre" u 0oudeitcr lit 0urd) Teuer ser
lt6rt merosH. &etne D}erleult6e.i gingcn
babel perloren.
6oaano5 Spinucrci III @lilcaplatting,
uabe Mand)eiter, 1T nie0ergcbranHt. Ser
lult 120, 900 8iO. Gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-18
Gic MISUNDERSTANDING.

risSenilellEaa aarartrt o6sr 6a5 GleLo sgIiitaegs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
RAILROADS.
From Pittsburq Union Station.
|IEennSuIVdnid Lines
Irains Run hv CantraI lima.

sOUTHwES SYSTEM-PANHANDLE RO UTE.
ssve rs a. lGr % 500 and a HE'S 81 D. T % 6ennison, 2
Thseli9g 1;S6 1so5 $40 s! p s5euPea- pen
$3.50, AS 4:55 p. m. Bulger 1910 a. m. Burgetts-
aGgn ssc l,;s s3 p s s5U aanS9Id' ST nd NE Ne
DonaIds d 4 Is l0:45 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE from the West, 2:1o 500 a.
benviiie, sos D. m. Wheeling, 2:Io. s:45 a. m.
3:O5, 5:5S p. m: Burgettstow3. 5:l5 a. m. $ 9:o5
2:Ss s:25 p. m. Mansfield 5:s5, $3.50. 1l:4O a. m,
l2:45 355 s:4o and 6:2O Op. m. Bulger, Lao p. In.
McDonalds. d 6:S5 a m, d 800 p. III.
NORTHWEST TSYsTEM-FT.w WAYNE ROUTE
Leave for Chicago 7:2s a. m. d 12:2o. Loo
mn M, @ 1s:s6, Zoo and except Saturday ii:2O m;
Crestiine, 5:45 m, Cleveland, $40 m ;2:45 :O5
E; Gas9s ; ans AND al m VIVA a. M 8 S
M; YOUNGSTOWN and Niles; l2:2O p p m; : Mead
KILLS. Sss a5if sns s S n 5
D. m. wheeling snd Bellaire, 6:1O a. m. H:45,
$50 p; m; Beaver Falls 100 S;o5 p; m. Beaver
DEPART FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50 $50 a
Bsarer Falls R:so Sl5 o noS 1S n Enon sOS S
D. m; Fair oaks 5 m:4O a. m; Beaver Falls. $
~ E R alon Chicago
cept Monday. 1850 $500, s:35 a. m. d 5:S5 So and
youngstown and New Castie, $40 a. M. is $50,
Cleveland, d $3.50 g.. m, 225, 100 p. M; Wheeling
and Belare, $500 a. m, 2:25 200 p. m. Erie and
Ashtabrla, 1:25 1o:15 p m; Massillon, 1000 a. m;
Niles and jamestown, $40 q. M; Beaver Falls,
1850 "a. M, lloP. M; Beaver Falls, s:25 p. m;
hfeasaas aRRnVs AIEEaHEsr. ALL e rom Enon, 500 a. M;
Conway 6. 40a m Rochester, oa m. Beaver Falls,
8 So 745a a. m. zoo, T. s 1.45 s.Sa, 4.5O. $50 s.C6
E 80 81 p M; Lesssdaie. SOS p Beaver Fslls
d. daily; s. Sunday only; other trains. except
SUNDAY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
VIII f. Play n WaIize

t'will it play a waItz?" a customer asks.
Most assuredly; this is where the Eolian
exeells all other instruments. 1t has the
brilliancy OF the piano, the sweetness of the
violin, and the power of the cornet 1t
plays a waltz in perfect imitation of an
orchestra.
With one weeks practice you can become
q competent performer.
The Eolisn to be seen only at Mellor &
Hoene's. ~ Fifth avenue, where visitors
are cordially welcomed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
Eureka Mineral springs, saegertown, Pa.

The Eureka Springs Hotel and sanitarium,
open winter and summer, located at this
Well-known resort, commends itself to the
seeker after health, recreation or rest A
home for the afflicted, the overworked pro-
fessional or business man. and a delightful
resort for a summers outing.
Conveniently arranged we'll located, pleas
sntsurroundings, excellent table and service.
A fine orchestra will give concerts daily.
The Eureka chalybeate (iron) and alkaline
waters, natures remedy for rheumatism,
scrofula, eczema, anaemia, liver and stomach
troubles, kidney disease, sick headache, in
digestion, etc. Ponce De Leon Hotel open
June 1. For particulars and illustrated
pamphlet address Eureka Mineral Springs
Co., Limited. my1,4,7,1 ,10,13,15
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
Those 81 90 Suits.

They are creating a big sensation and
everyone comedies them to be the greatest
bargains ever offered. Manufactured from
all wool assabet cheviot, color black, serge
lined and frst-class in every particular. They
are worth fully SIS, our price to-day 81 80.
Call and see them.
P. c. C. c., cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
OPP. the new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

For five years Mrs. Perry suffered from such
severe pains that she could not give attention
to her household duties, could get air through
neither nostril, consequently slept with her
mouth open and snored so loudly that none
could sleep in adjoining rooms. Food she
could not retain on her stomach, especially
supper: this she vomited as soon as eaten. DR..
Byers removed the swellings from her nostrils,
opening them up so she could breathe through
them, reduced the soreness and Inflammation.
and gave he- medicine for her stomach. She
never vomfted after taking the first dose of
medicine. and in three months was entirely
well. A few days ago Mrs Perry called to con-
suit DR.. Byers about ner arm and said her head
and stomach still remained well, thus disprov-
ing the popular idea that catarrh cannot be
cured to stay cured.
HOME TREATMENT A SUCCESS.
A lady patient of Howard, O., writing for
her second months treatment, says: II am
me for over two weeks. and the terrible pain
had In my back is gone"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

A So 8x1o photograph of yourself or chill
dren given away with every dozen of cabinet
photographs at Hendricks & Co.'s 68 Fed
eral St, Allegheny. Don't fail to get one.
Good cabinets 81 a dozen. Full life-size
crayon only So.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
TREATMENT SIS A MONTH.

DR.. Byers continues to treat catarrh and all
chronic diseases for SIS per month, medicine in
cluded- That the public appreciate good,
honest treatment at low rates is evidenced by
the fact that he is kept busy from morning till
night. One day he treated "a people for ca
tarrh alone. He consults with and treats
every patient himself. Office established 1885,
DIR. BYERS,
Successor to Drs Logan & Byers. 42l Penn ave.
ap26-SSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
e. BUTTERICK & CO.'S PATTERNS
Are Now at "a Fifth Ave.

Be sure every pattern and publication is
stamped The Butterick Publishing Co. All
others are worthless.
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth ave.,
adjoining Hugus & Hacke.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
ALMOST INCREDIBLE CRUELTY.
Terrible Chnrge Brought Against n Father
and Son.

and Son.
William and David Graham were yester-
day charged with cruelty to animals by
Agent Bergman, of the Humane Society,
before Alderman McMasters. The Gra-
hams, who are father and son, are charged
with being the persons who almost cut off
the tongue of horse owned by Garrison,
Williams & Co., No. q Seventh avenue, on
Wednesday of last week, because the animal
became balky on New Grant street.
About four inches of the horses tongue
had to be cut off after the affair.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

MEMS underwear, spring and summer
weights. JAMES II. AIKEN & Co.,
100 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

LADIES jackets and wraps in all the
newest and most popular styles and colors,
from the lowest to best qualities.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

To Baden Sunday on the Mavfower. Boat
leaves at 2 P. M, returning at $50 P. NJ.
Round trip, SOC.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
Free-To- Morrow-Free.

ENGLISH linen collars at James H.Aiken
& Co. s, 100 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
IN SNOWY WHITE.

White Goods Counters truly inviting and cannot fail to attract the attention
safely Such line carried that there's limit This
the goods how
this department, We back seat for nobody
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
b. q b.

200 pieces 27-inch best quality India
silks, SOC and 75c. See display ad., this
paper. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10

WALKER's WAX SOAP does not contain
any rosin mixtures, and will not shrink
your 1annels. Ask your grocer for it.
TuwFS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
Baby Carriages.

The best for the least money at Har-
rison's Toy Store, 123 Federal st., Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-10
Tnke n Trip

FOR bargains in handkerchief, 90 Il
Rosenbaum & Coz Market t. wThs