davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Efe GHfbSJe IA Egtftfrtgd.

Goub0u, o., 1. SaHRar.- Die ggippe
if iest and bier eingetrofieu. SeIs Be-
nobuer Iiegeu fraut oarnieber.
Rems 0ort, l. Sauuar. - Die Sterbs
Iidiettsrate IL Stem D0rt If in T0lge oes
@rGliirens Der Grippe alBsrgemGbnlih bod.
Seute tDnrbeu benz 8itreaH fttr SteEblia
ieitsfatifii 164 EObesfdue BemeISet; Sc ber
Berforbeugn erlnaen Der Qungenenbtabuug,
% ber 9ussebruug uno 20 Der 8rondttis.
@btcaso, l. SanuGr. - 8ier IittgIie.
ber Der ttaienii4en Spsrutruppe, Himttd
EOmaauo, galoG, Rettigtana uao Rogbic8
ltGgeu au Der Grippe oaruieoer.
Canton, O., l. Saauar.- Banl DouHa,
Der 20 idbrige 9obn bes S5erFen 8. 8.
Douug, Brdfoeuten Der y ySeItOuagteeIs Co., /"
begtn9 m1breu6 Der pergQugeueu 9fadlt
Selbfmorb burG @ri4ieBeu. st lit an Der
@rtppe, uub bic AerSte glaubsn, bGB &c In
6OIge Der 9runtbett gstfesseR6rt par.
uttcn, R.,9., l. Sguuar. - gtibaeI
SOptius, Elm beruorrGgeHoer &GeunIarens
baHOler, farb beute In ieiuer btetgen Bo9s
uuug. @r tft bas erfe SpfsT oeC Grippe in
llttCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Gtne F60ue Gtfembabm. gtatFo.s.

Die Serieser Central. .5tntiOn In Seriep.
@tip III bte i66nFe nub coup!etef!e BOiTa'
piers Stnttou ON TtuIie Subiau. VIE JfeU.
gerier 3ftse Der Baltimore bio. Balm"
tfeffeu 6GieIhf eiu uub iabren oGa bort Gb.
0iinIft men cine RnRer. StntiOa 81 ieben,
70 beruse man uni ie!ner niAfeu &eiie nod
Nens0ctf bic Baltimore Shi0 BnhH.'
ste 9iise fohren fiiut unb ptinttEiG, nab nue
fistren Buumoun'iGe PariCr' unS SnlGf'
pGescus nj! fiG. (2,4,6,st10s2pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
safe ftts 0fc @otbleEOsnDest E,I
&0aEGS4

g8idita, Es., l. Sauuar. gin aus IS
g8ugsOus befiebeuber 3us 9iug aeferu I5euo
BON bier uad ZEN 8ifTiften Ser Gountias
Ste0ens, WOrtOn uuO SOogemau ab, in mel
den groBe gtOtb unter Der 8eu6tGeruug
terrIGt. Die 8qggon5 pareu nit Gebeu8.
mLtteIn un6 2IetOeru belaOen, trel1e bier unD
tn ben umlieaenOen Counties beIgefeuert pOrs
ben Enb. Sine auBabl Sarner ant gubs
punfte Der gtIenbnbn Bu liberal uub umaes
geHb it bereit, bic SegenFdnbe ben bort GGf
g8dgen 40 bis 10 QieiIen Eueiter BON bort mad
oeu Buntten au bet8rberR, no IIe gebrau5t
perbeH. @eferu fns es uiebeT gu dneteu
oil, uaO man fir9tett buB nieber taItes Bets
ter etntreten uub ben giOtbFaub nod usrsr0
seIu nir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Sfred1er R0u6.

gfcnart, R.sS,, /. Sanuar. - Sin lin.
bcfannter eridien beute abenb gesen 9 ltbr in
Qubreps' Sumelierlabeu, Scr. $50, 8roab.
fraBe, ri6tete einen 8eboIOer auF Den @tgen.
tbiin1er unb befabl ibn1, fi4 bel @eiabr etnes
2ebens r1tbig 81 perhaIteu. @r raubte 8pei
solbcnc llbreu, murbe ieoo6 burh 8aiianten
Oerideudlt, che er nettere 8eute MAIDEN tonnte.
Sin 8oli8tf uerfolgte i'm, fonnte i'm tnOeien
ridlt rir1fnnaer1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
ggufeabrertf@e 8etsam98jane
5bt Sanf tut elm f6neu asIpsnos&e5 gems
tabrSs SsStHes.-0rpBG Setleret to Yitts'

Bttt8burg, 8a., 1. Sanuar. r.-Nie6rere
bunoert 3eitungsinngeu oeruriaften Beate
gtnGuittag, ruabrenb iie bon eiuem linen ge'
qebenen 9ilujabrs' Diner 3uriidfebrten. einen
aufrubr al Der 5. 2loeuue. Sie griffen suerit
cine Sd)aar Stalierer unO S8raellfen an uu0
tpenoeteu ftcb oGuu segtH Die ais @rIasleute
auf Der &abelbabn angeiiellten GoHOufteure
uno U@rtpmeu." Gle beifinpften 6itIebeu
al8 nScabs" uno bOmbarOirten Die @aggouS
nit Steinen, &nippelu uno anoeren @HGfges
id]oifeu. @ine aa9emeine &eilerei entipdm
iih. Die StraBen paren anlaBlid 0e8 nilben
28et ers nit Wenideu gefHQt, uuo ba Die re-
gcImaBlge BOIi5eimannihoit niat I'M Stanoe
mar, 0tube gu fiften. 10 muBte Die 0ieierps
SIn 9ienit benroert ~ reen. Die aufriibreris
iten Sungen Ser1reuten ftfJ raid aIs ite nerfs
ten, bab Der Boli3eitniippeI ernltlid1 gegen fie
angctpenoet tpnrbe. @ltfli6er 28eiie puroe
yiiemanb eheblid oertett.
Der Strlfe anf Der &abelbQbu miro al8
6eblflag betrahtet. Qllle @aggonS paren
beute NIT neueu 2euten i'm 8etrisb, uno feline
ipeiteren 9tubef0rungen meroen befir1tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
ltuter fIt6ei1 s0aaggs silica 3erm,aGtst

&0ront0, Ont, /. Sanuar. - Steb.n
2llteitfr, peldle 9efern Rorgen in ben y6Hm
ber 8oltsgSerfen" cine @iieuplatte oon iiebau
3onnea mogen, ueruugltdten auf itredli9e
gEeie. Die l8aa9e CAB pl0bIif mad, uuo Die
2lrbeiter purben inter ibr begraben. @eorge
9Sooo nnb @illIam Mcgmen muroen auf Der
!SSteae 9et6otet, g8. S. &OIter tBOtli9 uub aae
llebriQen fdltper nerlest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

ESF 8as Sc HH6 belts s9 eb { / NE
ntB. 8a8 GebeimniB Der GeiuHobeit beitebt
barin, 6a5 Sgftem trditig unO euergiid) 81 ers
balteu. 8ura ben @ebraut boH Or. @bals
muS' Seiltiuttur liBt ff bas gauBe 5Hftem
regultrcn; fe befreit IS BON alien lluretnigteia
ten unO madjt eS geiuuo uHb fcantbettsfrei.
Sie 1T Die befte Gr5uet gcgeu Dp8pepiie GaO
ale Qeioeu eine8 III llHorouung Seratbenen
D}agens. @egeu glero0ftdt bat ite Utdt tbreS
gleiden; iie bebt gtuUenidmdGe, uerU0ieu
6OpiidmerS SdmGmuth, gleuralgie unb ale
Gnoereu gleruenleioen. Shpahe uno ourd
irgeuo tpelde llriadJe entfrditete BsrioHen ftH'
ben in tbr Elm oor3dglid]e5 Gontcum. Ulan
gehe fiber, oaB man oieieu 2lrtiid batommts
uno nebme teiueu auoeren. 4rei5 81 Die
Tlaidle. Sci Setb Q. Sauce & 6 ON p,
SIR. 80, Sits (Heu; alte y.r.l08, g5efa') Ball
timOrefra5 (20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Son 9na6,inifEa be0roft.

WltIm anfee, I. 5anuar. = SH Wierta
Biac., rur0e Der 8trtb 8apis 5arBiS beute
BON Geor8 SeuoEer, etHem &rnntenbclbe,
benz er bsn &reott osrfusiGerts, eri9ofeu:
BCIi3eiGef 6Obert ETuar unb BoIBifi 6raRt
Sctts pnrben u0u 5eubler aIs fte ibn 5u usrs
baften neriH&ten, t6btLtt ngrpgubet. 5en0z
Ter baitabet fi4 In 5ait uno tuiro mQbgi4eiHs
ltd aeIhntlt nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
SSttat9WrattOa Oes etei&ett @oltptt'
ttEutS nnts GttAft1tett.

8i&mone, 3d., /. Sanuar. G4tb.
ptilip gS. gfcatnuep Iegte beute In @egeu'
mart Der i'm 8eIegGteubauie Ueriammelteu
gauIen 2egteIatur UOr bem Sbers 5tGatsridls
ter 2unsfOrb 8. 2etris ben 4mtseib aIs @cu.
1erreur BON Sirgtuien ab. l1r. 8. 5Oge
8bler purbe 3u8Ist4 ais Sice'SouUerueHr
hppihint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

p@ SaHce'8 9afiapariltan.@r T.
iraf reinigt bas Blu uu0 beilt Stropheln,
ltropbul6Ie 6llfe, frsbf9e Sthiie, gtagea'
ihwdhe unb ale Gas uuretaem 8iRte tAt'
ipringenSen 9siOen ra0ital. 6hitrpeb, 9shen'
motisuus, yieuTalgie uue @lht loHeu itd3
Hur 6ur4 oas 8lut rpjrtidm beieitigan, uEo
Saucs's SaIaporiuea @rtraft lit bic Gr3Fei,
ufldbe 8aR eOlbriust. Breis 81 biz 8Ial&e.
2u bobea bel Getb g, 5ance& Comp,
Sir. $40, on, (Hep; ate gtr. 10S, 2gea']
BaltimOufrOEea (l2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
&ta Elm eH8Itfbes SUaOtfat Uer'

BiItesbarre, Ba,, l. SaHuar.-9le
GbeLbOn.Q gle. .Borfs" In bieitser 5tnOt, ole
gr8Bte Sabrii i'm BpOmiugtbale, meIGe H5er
1000 arbeiter bei4dftt9te, tft on ein brittj@e5
Gnu0tfnt berfauft morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
=. c,ahernnnr. her Nnnce18 hemfs

R8@ Sabermanu, oer Sance'S 9emts
@e5 6aursgBieberberifelIuugs
m ittal getraudt, tif BON ber Sbotiadje
l6e3eugt, oa6 e8 hem 5aare bic uattirltdc
6arbe fule6er giebt, r0euH alter ooer frauts
belt e3 gran gemaAt 0aben, uuo 0a es oeHls
elbcu Bei6bett un6 @Iar5 Darleibt, 10 ruir0
SeOer, Der es 0eriutt, ftnbel, baB 90 bic 6aut
uidlt idrbt, Ionoera 6urA &ureglmg Der uas
tiirGten glu5idsisungeH an ben g5ur5elu oem
5aaya ueues 2ebsa, ueue Srait serleiht uno
70 iaine Scribe uaO Sriit]e lDieber teriteIt. SO
Iaan 10 oft, tpte lSaiier, oaf Der aopibant un5
nit gleidler Si9erbeit a3genaE0t per6en, be
e8 aus Del uL6 anegen0eH 9Ssiugeif.@ .@rtrats
ten beitebt, Eao als &Oi!etteas4rtiid bat ss
ieineS Glsida uidlt. 9reis 81 bic 5Ioide.
gu baben bei Setb g. 6aHce & Co.,
9ir. 80. SR. (riu; cite yir. 108, sSef,)
goltimorefraBe. N. - gloH frage uadl
Sanca'S hemiihcm 6aar' BieoerberReaun9ss
n,rttel ano nsbms fein aa5eres. l22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Io6 eiHe Sra96Ote atlt @et0Ra8tss
99Qea

abebiIIe, R.'&., l. Sanuar. .-&ine
entig 3ItGre Sras6bie ereignete iid3 Gm Beibs
nantstGse in Diitdeus s&ountp, R..S., 3u0lf
Reilen bon BOdusoiue bem &ounfpfiB.
8rei Wduuer pnrbeu baieIbft In eiaer bnrd)
SrunIenbett sntfaubeuen SblGserei getGoz
tet. Balb tarauf erIdieu Mouroe SaTIaao,
B.uber zines Der @et06teteu, 8u Bfero Ia
bem StdbGeH uRb feIelte ans eiaem S@r0t.
geDebr Bmet 8ehpOfeHldHFe In etHen BORT
6erinmmelteu SoItsbauFeu. 8ret gii1uer
mur0eu get16tet uub 3p6lf 6erIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

anttuetpen, 81. 8esbr -angetommen .
Der 9ampier s8bpnIuub" bon Rep.g
SrOUbeGo, 81. 8eBember.-oeutE paIs
ftrte bier Der 8ompfer ., Nris0ua, bon gtems
2)orf nan gi1eIpool nutermege.
@IasgoD, 20. 8e3ember. - Iu9efouIa
men: oerDampfer 06upanin" BON yten. })orf.
Gibraltar, 81. 3e3br. - Baitrt: Der
8ampfer 0Btcqua," DON PaIermo uaG Rems
2)ot. bCfjmmt.
SuieI gBiQbt, 80. DECEMBER. gaiftrt :
Der @gmpier e@Iare," " Uoa ytems sDE.eaas mad
Eremea bsismmt.
9am5urg, 30. DeBemBer. - Nbgegans
gen: 6eG 8ampier uSoIturuo" Ha9 gtsIUs
Dorf.
QtUerPOoL 81. Dejembar.- ausetom.
men: bic BOmpiar gSabiaua" BON Bbtla6eIa
pbtG uHb uBeusrtI" BON RempOrt.ytems.
81, 8e5embCr. - Gbgegangen: ber DAM
pier y&pHn6mayap uad JIems0orf,
2Orbou, 30. 9e3amber. 4bgefnhren:
bar 9ampier uGu6gate' 6tga Dot ylem g1rf.
2.tBaTo, 80. 9eBeuber. - Boiftt tn ateE
ber8ampier Remembrance, >" 5gg @barle9Ou
nod 8e6al bsiimmt.
BrarUIes point, 81. 8e5br.-BalFrt:
Der 8ampier VSnlbeil," 0oI yieU Yorf
rod Bremen IutGrDe9s.
Gueeustomu, 81. 3eIsnbgr.- Aus
getoumeu un6 nsitsr gefa9reu tif btr
8Gmpfer pGitg Of BuTiS," bon yfeD'Dort
nan Qi5erp0oI unterDsgs; &eiie6auer 5ls
bier Sage % Stunoen uGO so UIlH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
ks5E5tEAuHEH tV5l sathHseISl9 9}s5Jll

Rep 0orF, 81. DECEMBER. - aHges
iOmmeH: Dtg 8ampier spain" Doa Sc
Berp00I, oSnu5 & Surt" BON 6amburg, y4ls
i1yian" bOH Geub0H, y@amerata" 5ou BoEce,
ygiOuugo" Don pan uuo o@luucsfers Gttg"
Don SmanIeH.
8an bier abgefabren fab bic Dambfer
n3be Gueen" NIB pGOfeqn ua4 2iUerpool
EuO ,,BebouiaN sod Rapfa6t.
/. Sauulr. Gugefommeu: 6te Dompfer
ngiebabao oOn yiDerpOOl, g6ermnun" Don
4utpsrPeu unO p@itg Of gBaIbiHgton" UOH
6QbGnHc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
Rerneifefes srinflroITtr.

8ea6tng, 3d., 1. Snnnar. rtUr0.
Ltben SbetIe bon BerIss@ountb, 3D., ift eine
NerUenfteber @pioenite ausgebroGeu uuO
fcrbert oteIe Spfer. Dian 9Iaubt, baB iGLedls
tes Srinfmafier bic llrIate Der Srnntbett If.
GnIGslid elmer fiirBIt1en 8iubpiebien1e
nurben bteIe tobten gbiere In ben WoIbeu'
Greet sep0rfen uub treiben iest, eas Bafer
berpefteno, ben Strom biuab. Die Staot
&eOOiu9 bat an isuem 6lufe cine Bumpeus
Station erti6tet unb min biunen meni9eu
gBo@en ibren gBafierbebarf BON bort beBtes
ben. @ine Ilnteriu6uua 1T anaeorbuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
gmERsrs.tAa AarEfAfarr. :.

Ser 8aupfer ,@ircaiau -" ouu Baltimore
nod Gi0erpoOI 5efttmmt, palirte am 81. De-
8ember SIomheno.
Ser 8ampier VSerica" BON Baltimore
LIT nm 80. 8g3ember In 9las9op anges
tcmnen.
Die 9ampier ,georae Seatou" uub pUlin=
iieIo" iegsIteu ON 81. 9eBember DOE @tbrals
tar mad BaItimore ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
seidwsrOea aber Sse SaOtausrTauIea.

Die hler 0nnelenbe OeIe9al,o1 Der 9lours
6duptttu9e iru eiue b6tft fiirmiide Inter
re6Hng nit bem SueiauersG Gommifidr bius
iidltIth Der SnDiaueriauEen gu Samptoa uaS
Carlisle eebabt babRl. Das aItma unO bic
BelbdItuife iageu ben iuusen SnOtauelL atGt
Bu, unb 80 bic 20 Brosent Der S6tiLsr fterbeu
nuslbIi6 tunertaIb bier Sabreu mad ibrer
8tdtebr In ibre Ssimatb, bGupta5lih an
2uugenfranibeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

E@ Smet 0tngein @tnem. (3u
berIdiiig(8 6uar 'Bie6eTberfeaung8s uuO guteS
6uarsSoiIettenmittel.) Sat ale iogeHanateu
g8ieSerberfellungs. lttttel rper6eH aus Baiierr
ca8 man nit artifiln, rDelGe ba8 6aar aus
troduen uno SHr Soilette oeS 5aare8 nod Elm
anberes Brapavat uGtbiq MAIDEN, Uermiid)t,
anQeferttgt; aber 6auce'5 6erNAes 6aor'
Gie0abmfeluH9Smittel iii cine 8eretntguu9
BON ftimulirenOem BeiHgeilt uuo Del uno
0iebt Elm au9enehmeS 6aar-S oilettenmittel ab
duFer ieinen Observation-Disclosures GtgeHiAeiteH.
@s lit uuiibntrOfeu ais Elm Grjeugr tPpigeu
6aaripa6ies uRo glan5euoer Godeu una bejiBt
Sic gtqenIhaft Der 3uritdiitbrung srauen
6aurss III ietner uatiirltdn Barbe. gs ii
tein 6oariGrbemittei uno 70 einfad, OoB e5
bon Sebermaun NIT bolltommener Siheraeit
gebrau6t prosn tann. Breis 81 Die 6lai9a.
5a baben bel g eth @. 6auce & 6 0 n p,
Nr. $40, Sfz (nEn; alte gtr. IO8, Beits) Bal
ttmoreftroBe. R.8.-Rau perlan9e 9euce's
temiihes SoarsBie6erberfeauu8S ma
uebns iein anseres. (24l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

B- Bur 9etGung BON 2eberIets
B en-, aalligeu @nfdQeu, 9opfpeb, SeiteH.
uno 9fiifeni6mer3, iranfem Wfageu, 99wiH'
bel, Shpdd]e Der Sebtraft, gterueni4pdfe,
Appetitlofgteit, 8erhOptuug, 8g8pepite, 5tOa
ruug Der gtierentbdtigtelt, uureinem 8lute uno
6raueufranfbeiten sebraude man 8 ce'8
Suii aparillen 8 Tut pillen. Bret8
% @entS bic Sfahtel. gu baben bel Set9
g. Sunce& @ont D., ytr. 80, Sf' (neu;
alte Scr. 1O8, g8eIt.) 8altimoreitr. QD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02
GwtueoIt,,e frttot tbren Rrtn,ett.

Gouo 0 q, I. SlnuQr.-Aem r9t1rH 3u
Solge tpirb bic Seiratb Der Amertfanertn,
TrIs. @nenbOItue &Qlbnel, nit benz BriHBeu
Nurlt MN bennOd Rattftubeu. Der Bring
bat etugepiutgt, trgeuo etue Gumme, bie
ibm SRI. &aIopeu ausiesen mag, 81 accep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

BetErBblr9r I. J9anoFs = VylODoe
Sremia" iegt, BITE bonn Bapfe eoGlcgeReu
Sruenuuneea Bon 8iiasfen fit &uslaub
Leaten 3euauis ffr cine ueriSnIihe Sttms
muua @ettens bee 8atitnue ab. 6uBIan6,
Ioet Sas BIatt treiter, iet In 8eIisioHSfra8en
BON ieher tolerant seneien, nnb 6te Satha!Is
ten bei6fieu sleidbe Rehte nit ben BrotGecuz
ten, Hrneuieil Hno GresCrtouetI. Die 8ets
Iegnua Der 8ifhotefrGae In RuBlano Uerbe
ohne 3meiftI bem SOtifau tum BOrtbeI Gez
reid5sn un6 Zen Senete Iisfern. AaB ber Bapfi
SaeGt bate. ale Ct bie gtuuifduus bss Sle'
rue in eis PoItttf taoeIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02


abero, ben Z. Sanuar, ~ @breH bes Btce'
plGfbsnten unb ieiner @attiu nnb Der SabI.
netemitglieser NIT ibreu @attirueu Cerans
fiaItet. 6rGu Sorriion miro on Oteiem 3E.
uer ben 8Orfis iiikreu un0 bei'm fOlgeuben
@mpfena bsr DipEomateu ON Dieutag, ben
Ia Sanuny, benz Br2FSeuteu beitebeu;
ebenio bei'rl 9ipIomatenbiuer ON 81. So
ruar. I'm 25 .Sauuar bdtt 1rau 9arriiou
ibrsu erfen GamfagannGmittags' 'Gmpfaug; !;
Der @mpfnua fir fte Rttgiieber bes &ou'
grtfTes ftnbet ON %. Sanuar unb bas Diner
'iir Cie Sberri9tsr an s. SebruGr ftatt.
9m IL. Sebruar rpirb Der gmpfang Der Sifi.
1tere Der Nrmee unb Rarine ntgebalteu, unb
Der gGInssmpfang 6eE 9uiiou if begieuise
fiir bns 8ublifum am 18. Tebruar, an AbeuO
hnr %idermittmnH5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-02

Non a. /. Sanuar. = gBd6ren0 Der
Sumaubampfer u@itp Of Baris," Capt. Bats
Inns, tpeIder am 25. 8eSeuber BON Reus
YOrt abgeaangeu mar, beute frtib bie Weriep
btnapf Iuhr, coLibirte er nit etnem uad aus
rGEtS beftmmten 3ampfsr. Die yGitp Of
Baris" berlor ibren Bugipriet uu0 Der au6ere
8ampfer einen Ietner 0tafieu. GROCER
Sdrefen entfanb uuter oeu Pafagiereu Der
a@tt1 Of Barta," tn6efeu puroe gttemanO
berIcBt. 8i@ter glebel bertidte aIr 3ett Oes
BorfaIIs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-20

"calaboosesn and city STATEN houses soon
filed up with suspected people, mostly
tramps, who did not give satisfactory ac
counts of their wanderings because accu-
rate diaries of their doings would involve
confessions of petty crimes like the rob-
bling of hen roosts and the surreptitious
milking of cows. None of them could be
implicated in the murder, and in due
course all received their liberty. BRAZIL
was station master at Des PLANES, and by
long years of toll and frugality had accu-
mulated a small fortune He was the
money lender of the village, and one the
DRY advanced is that he was killed by a
debtor who could not meet his obligations;
but this is hardly considered tenable
basis from which to prosecute an inquiry.
All in all, however, the tidal wave Of
fiendishness reached its height at the mo-
ment when John Fox entered the house Of
Mrs. Kohler, knocked the woman down
and poured vitriol over her face and neck
She struggled and sought to protect her
self with an apron. but the fiery fluid
burned its way through clothes and flesh,
infiicting the most frightful wounds. Fox
jumped out of a window and ran away,
but subsequently fell into the hands of the
police He and Mrs. Kohler had lived to-
gether as man and wife until recently,
when she turned him out of the house.
Il was crazy, guess" Fox said at the
police station. eve agreed with each
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A Paymaster's Downfall.

Few of the cases tried Of late in a London
court were more painful than that of Ed
ward T. Dixon, paymaster of II. M. S.
Volga, who pleaded guilty of embezzling
,476 of the money intrusted to him in
his official capacity. Although only 43, he
had been in the service twenty-eight years,
and had borne the best possible character
At the age of 55 lie would have been en-
titled to an annual pension of 9450, OF
which his conviction deprives him. He
was recently brought up for sentence. In
mitigation it was pleaded for him that
when he committed the crime he was out
of his mind owing to drink. The common
sergeant sentenced him to eighteen months
hard labor
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leaving San Francisco, the funds quarreled
over being in his possession, and spent sew
eral hours in Jail before he could secure
bondsmen for $1,000.
Hutton formed an English syndicate to
fight the case for the Savage heirs, and re-
ceived So, coo for expenses in this country
Donague was to get s35 day ''out-of-
pocket" expenses and good round sum
from the Blythe estate when the case was
won. The amount claimed by Donague
from Hutton is $1,000. The sum of $500 is
all that he has received, and Hutton pro-
poses to hold on to the rest since the case
has gone against them. His claim is that
the payment to Donague was to be in the
form of loan secured by a mortgage on
the prospective fees when the case should
be decided favorably.
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other until we began keeping boarders.
caught her making secret meetings with
them. When I'd say anything to her
about it she would call in the boarders,
and of course / could not say word. She
is my wife. We were married in Marion,
o., on the way out here. She has the
certificate, 1 suppose. 1 love her and I
thought would fix her so nobody would
have anything to do with her and she
would stick TO me. am not sorry 1 did
it,
Fox is not an unprepossessing young fell
low. He is tall and well proportional, with
a slight blonde mustache. His hands and
clothing were burned by the vitriol spilled
during the struggle. His left eye was black
and blue from injuries received several
days ago in a fight with favored boarder.
Mrs. Kohler was a good looking woman, ii
is said. The sight of the left eye is not de
stroyed, although the woman's face, bust
and neck are horribly burned and disfg
ured T. x. WHITE.
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suppressed. If legal means do not avail
Judge Lynch energies from obscurity and
holds court, from the decisions of which
there can be no appeal. Some hotheads
talked of calling in his services at Chicago
the other day, but wiser counsels prevailed,
and an attempt will be made to meet the
crisis with the regulcrmethods of consti-
tuted authority.
A crisis in Chicago9
1t would seem so, for several sensational
deeds have been perpetrated there of late,
and the criminals are yet to be punished.
The tidal wave had its origin some weeks
ago in a fierce fight at McGarigle's restau-
rant and saloon between DOC" Haggerty
and bad Jimmy" Connerton. Haggerty
was a big man and Connerton a little one.
The latter was seated at table eating a
late supper when the former came in and
renewed an old quarrel. doc" knocked
bad Jimmy" down and bad Jimmy" re-
sponded by shooting DOC through the
body. Then some one gave Haggerty a
pistol, and he returned the compliment by
sending a ball into Connexions stomach.
Then he was taken to a hospital where he
died. Connerton is recovering, and thinks
he has good plea of self defense to set up
when brought to trial.
The McGarigle who keeps the place
where this tragedy occurred was formerly
chief of detectives, then chief of police,
next candidate for sheriff, andfinally ward
en- of Cook county hospital. While hold
ing the last named position he got into
trouble, was convicted of crime and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary. He
worked on the sympathies of Sheriff Mat
son so effectively that that officer accom-
panied him for farewell visit to his home.
McGarigle on reaching his residence slipped
out of back window and fled to Canada,
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
What the Ordinance in Regard to
Bicycling Provides.
UNION PACIFIC WILL DO BETTER,
An Architect. Wauted-The New Jordan
Bridge-0fficer Raleigh in Trouble-Ihe
Office Of Police Matron.

The bicycle ordinance which was passed
on Tuesday night, will be in force on
November 18th, and wheelmen will then
have to keep in the middle of the road. The
ordinance provides that after the date
named no person shall be allowed to use
any bicycle or tricycle. on the sidewalks OF
the following streets: East Temple, from
South Temple to Third South; South
Temple, from West Temple to First East;
First South, from West Temple to First
East; Second South, from West Temple TO
First East; Third South, from West
Temple to First East; West Temple, from
South Temple to Third South; First East,
from South Temple to Third South; Com
mercial street Any person violating this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor and on conviction, shall be fined
not less than IS nor more than $25 for each
and every offense.
The passage of the ordinance will not
cause any especial regret among the wheel