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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
RnrIirIN,a 9eErirr.

GIebetuab, O., 80. g}ai.--Cia |Ie5er-
rtite 5as FIaaten.eu @agfislo DHrofn p2l;I
iIIb aus teu Gfi,alltdgR Gsp0i62 ant 1sE
ngoisz z@jep. Ser gtelr" entfernt uno IN os1l
ueneB Geu0gte uuter oeu UioauueRt sT2=
Fiilltg 3Hr Gute sebGttst. 8eE inHere Sa-
If In etutn ifbt hpareu Uietalt7rs gs5nat
psrteu. ben e@t fuIfs DiGnneE faum 81 sl5'
gsu o'rnc6teu. Die lleberIefe Der 4tnii-i
GGfsJ5'3 FAB cbeaiGu5 uuter ban gs61H
rent, neIG.e ON S,Sbayi4uSGaa8Si98.
siEeepRiAt msEheu iel. bsieeIeBt poreeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
getu .9nrfer geGlridIteu

gIepsDOrf, 20. Rai. - Der gtbotas
Clinton g. It1arIOs, pelder bor etIt6leu
&Ggeu In ieinarl 8iireau au Der gBauHrase
BON bem iuusea QIpbunie S. 5tep5ali uiez
berGeItofieu Durbe, farb beute tn ,,4san.
bersfraseu. SpipitnI." Der Ui6tber befiubet
fb uOG TN Stabtgeida9HiB. Der Saqusf
If! nuf Sreitag Gubsruuut.
- Ser bente aus Net1cahle, GngIaub, bier
einGeIrffeIe Sampfer ,SeacOn. 2igbt" DarO
In oer Na9t bonn IS. Wiai ouI6 cine @oLi.
ron nit etnem @isberae led mo an Buae
bei9dhist. tlngefibr so Eonueu Sic ftelen
In Solpe bes auprGls ron bem @tsberge
hsrab Qnf ben borberer She'll ee8 Gerhede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
Gin G0lltrattOr tl0n eiReM Ar6eiter er.
IdjOIien.

Cult 2afe, lltab, 20. UtaF. - Die
NoGri@t If ioebeu bter eiHgetrofan. BAG Der
@OutrattOr Collin aus Smala uahs BiC be,
Web, eribofeu pcrben 1T. g8ia serlautst
hatten 5pet ieiRer Irbetter bie 4r5eit etaae=
fsllt uno berlauaten ibrea Q0bn. Sc erni1
beGte, mem iie SuQu uuo sau III arbetten
Guft0rteu, 70 ieien fie 80 fsinam Goble bere9s
tigt, uno er Derbe ie ui6lt bsjablsn. &t1aE
ter gldnaer boIte baEauf etne gBiuAefcs.
btidie unb CAB BEN &ontraftor a6t gttautsu
Srtf 81 beaap!eu. @r fanb NIT BEN 9ene9r
i'm Gni5lag, Ddbrenb Der auters gtbeiter
eine lhr In Ger 6Qno belt uRb Sis Uliruten
3IbIte. Sa &cu!R atdt naGgob, 70 feusrta
ter cine gianu nafl AbIauf Der Ertt unb
t6bteie ben Goutraftor auf BEN Blede. Bie!e
Rericuen pareu augenjeugen bee Roroes,
rbne eenieIbeu 5u oer9iuoerG 3u Ia6en. DeI
MGrter tDurhe utClt berhnitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21

~ 3met 2inge In gtHen1. (3u
eeriaiiige8 6aQr.gBieoIbaritslLuu35s unO gute5
6oars8oilettenmittel.) Sat ale io9cnaHnteu
gGieoerEqfeuun9e .Mittet iDer6eU aus 8afiar,
bas man nit Qrtilelu, melte ba5 6aar aus.
trodnen uub CUR Gollette ee5 6aare5 nod Elm
cnoere8 8rapuat nBttis uaden, 0ermiiat,
angsfrtigt; 0ber 6auce'5 temtides 9aarz
g2ie6erbwfeQungsmittel iF cine gereluigung
BON ftimulirenoem 8eiugeif uno Del un0
sibt Gin uu8euebmes 9aar.GOilsttennlitteI ab
anger Ieinen pieonbrReueuben gi9eniaaiten.
g8 if uniibsrtroFen al8 Elm @r3ea8er tippigen
6uarpuaies uuO sldn3enoer goden unO beitst
bic @tgenidaft Ser 3lridiiihrung grauea
6uares su ieiuer natitTIihen 6arbe. G9 if
fein 6aarfarbemittel unO 10 etHf.a, 6aB Is
BON Se0ernana mt poutommeuer S!derbeit
sebrauht perbsu faun. Breis 81 Die Blaide.
8g baben bel Setb g. 6ance & 6 o.,
SIR. $40, SRs (ueu; ulte glr. lo8, 8eit')
8altim0reIir. N. B.-0iuu Uerian9e 9auce's
dsmtdes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuO
usbme teiu uuSsres, (z4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
Rnnnnn's TaGlfnlaer.

@biIab belphia. = Die Spe3ial<EBap[
i'm britteu @ongreB Diftrift sur @rgdnsuHg Der
gatans, tpeldle burf BEN Sob Oes &eprdlen|
tanten &an6an i'm 4eprdientontenbanle en.7
fanb, fanb beute ifatt. Der 0entotrat 6t9aro
8aur muroe obne erndbnen8werthe SppolttIon
erndblt. Gein einSissr GesencaubiSat mar
ber 8robibltioniit Ser0n 2epalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
mnn, Gre,t,er -wnItintnrs q

GcD=9gea, 6la., 20, Itai. - Der ucue
6ritq80ampflr Baltimore" IAN Bcute fritb
aus Baltimore bier an, 9lorga iviib mirO
oa8 Gnbhtum 3utritt an SOro ubGleu. Am
yiotmittog fa9rt oa5 gau5e sur 3stt bier be.
fiuOIJdle Gtidma0er oeS 2tomIal5 @32rarOi
rnrhuGrfS oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
llngIadlide Glen.
6GtntEiGn Sraa1oteH ta DbtIaoeEpbia naI
Gan JgaustScu.- RenpIOgF ui3o Slit.


84tlG eIphia, 20. Wta,.-GuDpig
VlaIqnGrot, eiu 3nRfiIer, DerpHaoets bsute
Aheno ietne 9attia SEieoertGs oar3 meprsre
SdAils uao farb bal5 oaraIf al oeu gSira
tungsu elmer uoIbeC eingeuommenea 0gIs
GtIt. tSgaR DtaJquarot, met9e tn BeiB5es
pQt'tHsRt cee S9hA lSauGnafeE 'deu GI5eas
aaBefalt 1T, mar seraDe uOu ber AtbeiI 2ad
t1ren IoHRaulg, giE. 1856, @roUaar0Be, &C.
tousmen, mo f0Io Oott IN pem CON l9C De
p09Atsn 2a9Btm1eC ibgeH gatteu, oeB ne
tnnf 2GcdeH pOrber 0er!aheu bate.
Gludl Aap i6rem gtpGrttts fglte er ft3
jDilmen Die GTaI uHD bic &9ITe, Bo8 etaeH
0ier0lDer GnO feasrIe, tr0soem lte Ilu fI!=
asAlli9 bat, RtIt 3u i9teReu, mebrere S1uiie
anf ne ab, bic lte tm Gef4E uaO Inign 4sm
uateH. Drel 0gI4 ole phIfernfe Der SGHs'
pIEtqia aafuieriiam gGma9Ee RoIi5t1en siI'
tEH IL 6Ga GSlMmer, uHo tau0eu YIaTqHaEoE
NIT oeGI raaGeaOeu JteD0i0sr IA Der paa0
uebea 6tr aHt bem SOoea llegenoeG 5Caa
ft5tne. @E Daree 0srb0itet, GuetR gleidl
tarani na4teR it9 ote 1StTtuugsu Oes esIz
gsHpmueugu @iiGe2 bgHeriIdI, u. oer ItaaG
rarb Ientse Wliagtea oGgGuf GRtsC gTo5ea
g'dmsrJeE,
8raE Rarquor0t Uag iu8Wij3eR bu.h
stpeH YauOutueuegeu ia ete nG4Ee BsIi
55tFatioH asbIaut noEbeu, boH Ip0 aus
uGn ne ms y %spp5sIpapter sJOipitaI" i9idte,
Shire GHHbeH finG be6sGiii4, jsO0a nidt
uubektggt t06tlt9. yIarqaa-0t f9n0 In
DttnRtU EiRsE Gtrma gu 9er IlaIIstfra8s
Rnb Gag % 9aprG alt, 0is GEaH Ii l3
SabIe QIter.
&as G9epaar bate 00s Feban SabGsa IN
Geui6lalb ge6eirRtbet uao mar ieI! 1Bet
30bren i'm 2onbs. 5stt tbreE a1meIgabett
IN 4biIGoelptia bntEsu fifl bte Gattsu f4af
I!aI 8etrsuat, unb bic yta4baru erfldEsn,
tos iie in befidRoigem Qaber LebteH. D,e
get9e res RaaHes liest Ho6 auf BEN 6AB-
b0oea bso iIeinen OahstmmeIs Der SsraR.
Der @0rcuer wIrD mOrgen etnen Suque1 bal
ten,
Gan Sran3tsc 20. Raf. .-Goaaro
GIaonugr Elm 8euti&er, erlnos geteru 4oeub
Ietue 8raH nRo braflte oaan fi9 ielbf cine
U0briaeinli9 t05tIi9e @ausmuube BET.
Die 6r0u bate fid in goI8e baHsli8eu In.
irssoeGs DOE tbm getrsnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
ggHglerciea Der yrO5j5itioIi1en.
Sic grtferanne Ser GGaaEttfd,s aus ben
gStttgT1aTteE IN ESGTG@aistts. .-EeuIpez
rEniueiber tn Ranias probsa tisIt etger,
Iieflefa See(naaua.

Boflon, 20. WtGi. - Die 5uanGgtaaige
Grif, toeI6e ben biifseu sBirthen Bur &pt.
fs1uuug i9rer @9aaftidle aggehen ruuree,
perfrid beute, uRb IN iaf Glea gBirthiaaitel
utrbeu lest @etCGnie auf getD6g1ltGeu
3i59en ier6trt. g2ar lpeutge s8irtba ba5ea
ttte Gd]anftidie eutfernt; bie metHen be-
fGtGufteu Iid1 barauf, etu Sraltaefled9t ansu'
b1irgen, naI@es fi1 ben BEN duBeren Ianbe
Der Glide bic al bic 3tmmerbsfe erfrsdt.
Gie gBirtbe Iomobl, uie ibCe SInoep bes
traGten bte pl1su9e 8onfiEefuug oas De-
trsffeuben, ieit Is Sabgeu nSuig gub214teteu
@eiates ais etneu ibuen bon ben PrCbIbltEo'
nIRen geipielten SdaberRad, gIaubeu tibrjs
qeEs, bc8 bic meme 9ale Der Singe ibrel
8eiG6ften ruenig I1abeu nirb. Die Sem'
pereublsr bGaeaeu aIauoen, oaB Ger SSr'
brnud9 bon 9etrGaien bermiloert necoeH
nlirb. SebenfaIle biirbet Die QtaBuabme ben
gEirtbeu uu0 Sp'rttICienb1abIer1 gr0Bere
Nusgabeu aHf. 8tsieatae SererSuuag BEG
geietes, liant tptlG1ec feiue 9etrGnEe obue
Speiie 5erfGuft perSen oitrfeu, ntro nur In
itbr DenigeH 6iueE bea9tet. Die sBtrtee
usrinfIen f5 barauf, bas &c bic Iccllez zSonl7
mi1dre in biaier BeIlebuEg aiat EtreEg neaz
men trsrbsn, puo itrer bIele baban gar iesHe
8crtehruugen tIrn 5erbiEen noR SpetIen ge@
TfGHeus R(lE SCSGOEUS tDkLp ulEgErkG @CiLt9r
uerbaften lGiier, nm BURG Geiffale fefSIfels
len, iunteiern 6Gs @eies eoGfredt rer0en
farm. Die ggirtbe baben ulebrsre uam9af!e
SnrsFen euguBirt, uu tire 5Qte var Gsrtdt
III oetTeGteu.-9u anberfu 9tGStan UcaUtniz
io6uietts begridsn dlaItdle 8erbdltnife. 9ie
gu{jCt idetnt uortussrriden, oGB bns Ssies
in lejner bisheTjgen S0ufreduna GusE @rIors
teruifiea @eniige Ieifete unS bas bic 9a4s
Der gRdsiGteit bug@ Oteie IeusrRng GI4ts
aeuiuuen wirb.
Topefa, 9e., 20. 1ai. -lIuter ge,uifea
hieftgen WeiterR 5erritt grc5e &uttiifnHg
tber tie GriginaI0aIp paduug3 @nti4eiouaa
bes Sbe,bunGesagriGts. uagefdbr 500 Gem
SereusiGodteLu h9ben iidl suiannea gataan
uub 9rfIGreH fa entihIofeu, BEN Stnats'
@eIebe, 6enl G6eIbaa0eSaeri4te sum Sroser
gdtuug Al beIid0feu Stan erUaTtet, h1E
Fe bennddft eiuen 9riegsgus gegeu bic OEt'
Giu0IuerpadRugss 0irtPidaftsE aaterHspH1eu
nerbeu,
QincoGu, Neb., 20. Niat. - Sn gfe.
brasfa bat iid fiirSlidl bic .State SuitueE
| Men's au0 Soulers' 4iiociatiou" nit 5aupt
quarter in Smaba unb 9incoln organtltrt
| 3ped bieIer Srganiiation 1T, bas Broblbl
tions Qmentement nom0glid) III i9lagen
| Die Srganiiation 1T 3iemlid) itarf, uno ba
| in ieoer 5tabt unO SEtifaft i'm Staate elm
| WitalieSer3ah unS inter ibnen iinb nidlt III
perIdiebere Der rei6fen 2eute I'M Staate, ion
bern aud 8rionen, Die gu ben einfluBretd)itei
| 8olitifern sGbIen. 9ielelben be3melieln nul
feinesmegs, 6aB fie bas QuteuOement idla9el
| Snerner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
Rnr.e RabeEnsnefd, er, .

49, Sn 2tTiabou fanb Usrseftera Itsnb eia
DHHtTTI gu Y9tvu rNe FvHSSsgErlEiu4Lfs o.
iGEugsreiieubeH Serpa BintO ffatt. Die gli=
Hlfer unh 0iIIs uuoere 5eyUOrrageaoa B2T'9'
Eau naren Gameieub.
49, Su Der &rim uu6 on auoereu EbsiGan
Der aHfe o6s 96narieu Ulesr2s Jon i'm
eerbf UegiHds9ciie amggifaaiiae BaHms
pOle gepR0u3t Deybea.
49, 8er gJcantriide Gompoutf 9atu'=
Soeu8 nir6 oeu Souulfr Ia Eaugsr 3H5rtEs
ger. @etu g3uuIA If, fth In cine fiue Bu=
fer.Gnie 3uritIsusje5eu, mn oort ciEe aeua
Spsr 80 f0upouiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
GatbRQnug be8 Sec 9eaEmal8
10 GTGHgonDs Da,S
GKRnriton


,,gdeuitait Der Irmee uuo 6lotte Ser Goua
iooerirteH Staaten in Rarglouo."
Der 3ug IdbTt ggttttDp6, ben %, 6s., BON osr
unlon>Stati0u kl2 llbr gtahts Qb, 1srliBE slr
Beim Tahri Hidmoub EGuRetaaa, ben %. gsat-
1I2 ubr Ytadts urb tTifft isrettaai trdb u9Es
tgeber in SnllimoTe stu.
SiHs un6 RGdIabri ianf SouarR nit giai9Ius
bes STlbTldds In Ritmonb. Bilele lnni 811e 8ils
tis. G&laifuoegonsqoien pier Doaars EXTRA; nut
0unofabrt. glou nente iib an S1ue5 U. 2B4ees
Ter, VT. 81, Doits cfNceF&Oeutie, oot BEN 20
bat. Serren gnb Dameu, Die nit Ser Sots ipmpaa
tRlfttsuI fne Rerlitb sinas1eesu, (14s,zAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21

2pu60n, 81. 0Gt-. 9Iem5a ntu nil.
fen, Bag Stanlep'5 6U4ystt Ia Der Btffmia'
fer= =0btei geieieTt neroeH uHb ba5 ttu Inc
Treu, faus er cine ueue Expedition uuIsrs
niuimt, begleitea miGb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
HsrnttsGtES.

SIN EIOtteu,0spartsuent piro r1itgetb ,tlt,
boa Fsins peiterea, tEte9egeridtlt4en PTo'
aefie eeeer S(f3tere bee BauoesoamPters
OGutefp1iia" f1ttfiubeu iouen: 5n8enlenr
@ntpisle unb Gnfgn Geo. gS. slime. ete
iniperbirt uarau, fRb Uteoer 3nuI 0ssaa oe'
0fbeft fnurbep,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
GeIbHtnurne.

2ancaffer, 3d., 20. Rai.-Snian BE.
reoict, elm 16,jIbriges Wdb@en, Farb beute
az ben 5Solgen etIer SoFs 2auoaBum, bte fie
e;EgeEDmmsu hate, sseU thCe Uiutter ibr
ntd3t gefGtteu uOGite, abep6s aus5u9e5eu.
StEmtHgbam, aIa., 90. Rat.-S0U
GramfOrb, Elm DeIEer Strafltng, Der rpegen
&inbrE9s au 3ebnid5riger IE5eit ia oen
,Eratt DtilLs" neruGtbeilt trur0e, fpreuate
fdl geifern nit eiaen Sa6 Dguamit Ia Die
2nit. @r DGr i6nermttbig geUcr6en, gtH9
Ia oGs BIlbgrlGaer, ieBte fd) Guf Elm iSGB
unO CAB thuI einea beftigen Sto6. Die Sez
malt Der &rplofoH mar Iur9tbar. BIHt uub
1Sieil@hnd6eH bebedten BEN 9GnIea lIrtreis.
Btngaan ton, E. g. 20. Nat,-
5armoR s. Sneelau6, Gin beIanuter bteFger
anmGIt uuo Politjfsr, 6uL6Idnitt ftd5 beute
fSd5 nit eiEein RaiirmefIer bic Re6le, ptrO
ieb0d1 m0gIiGer Betie gerettet roerbeu. aai
etue BenffsrIheibe Ietues 3tmmers bate er
nit BIut bic sBorte sef6rEaben: sd bin nm
I4utbig. g."-BOr etltGen 1lOaatea nurbe eiu
genifier 8utIsb E. 6tn9 nabe bteFgar Stnbt
bon etnem :3uge gefoBen nne fam Inl,s 9e'
anf bem uinIideu 3uge befaao, uabin tdj
ben 8Orfan iebr 81 5erSeu, uub man eIaubt.
baB er In tn 6olas oefsIben Getfeegeftor'
Durbe.
8GFon, 90. Rai. - Bm. @roBmanu
begtng beute tn yr. Sc, StrflaHo.Str., 5et5f,
mOrb bard griGieBeu, al5 Die Boli5ei bert
eyiGteu, nm uOd gefobleEen g8aar2n 81 IL.
den. Su siHsu 3aiGeu fauO mau "a 8ant'
bi!Ger, beren fetues peuiger, aIs $500 reprd.
isntjrte. @IoBmaun batte Elm 3immer In BEN
ermabnteR @ebduSe genistbet. Gr nertisE
tGfieIbe uur Bar gfaGt5elt, uu0 bte BoIi5ei CT.
girt, CT iet eir @tubreder gensTeT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21
2GiTanri'er @aRbeE III SBlscpniia etages
fatner,

gRab n, gRisc., 20. WIaE. - s. 50.
Siiicer, nIlas gBm. 6arlom, Z. gB. BsIig
uDb @eo. Scott, bret aueeblid1e Dlitgltsber
Der ebema,tgeu Sefie SameSiheu Rdnbers
bgrbe, bic in 8ougIGGz z@ountb, &c., aus Sem
@eidrgrifie eutipraugen iiub bier Derboftat
unb Gadl gPtfouri ausseIieiatt uorbeu. aqe
8ret mareu NIT 0iebcluern uu0 g8iad1efter=
SH9ien bepafiaet uuo nit GiubTs9erpertz
3eugeu Deriebeu. sic nerDeigertea aGe UIits
tbeiIuHgea.
Sermtidte teIegrapbtite 9epeTben.
- Stn 3ufaube Der &runfenbett bat gB
$. SbQ,p IN gBeuttpcrtb, R.,6., ben 22zidb,
rigeu Nfsq 8, @uerh berartta mi5bau0alt,
bnB Sisier tuuerbaIb nentaer 5tERSeu ben er=
litteuen Serlesnaaen erLa9. Ser R6Fner
puste oetbaitet.
- Bolisetzaapitdn gBtnaro IN Srop, g.
g., If ron Der antlage Der @iRIhnbteruug
pon gHGblern I'M bortigeu 81no eegeri9te
tcetgeprcGeu Doroeu.
- Die soBleugraben tn Der umae5uus
bon Giblano, Ta., fao oar9 Die bsftiaen
Regeusiife Der Eebteu paar Gage iibsrs
itUeMmt Doroeu uRb ber 8etricb iit eiuge.
ReGt.
- SIN @leBaterI6atbt bes 2eLaubI@sn
p0teIe in Sartis1urg, 3d. mar6 Unrge6eru
eer oretaebBldbri9e &hGrles gereottb 81 &c
be georHdt.
- aus bem SinterbaIte, Durse Samuel
Stsan bet'm 6iiaeH i'm Eeui uieeGiuar unpeit
&aletgt, 9.&., eriGofen. Bon ben Ebd'
fer febt iebe Spur.
- Sanieube ron 3u9o0seIu lIesen fi4
ndsreao eint8 beitigeu StHrmes in Der yfa9t
BON IsBteH GQmEtGa In &eoar 9fapils, Sa.,
nteber, Ur fle BON bem eleftriiaeu 2i6te ae4
hlenoet mproer uno Soufeuneiie 6Hrd aa'
| rEOtleu gegen Drabte uub eIeftrlide Gnmpen
| 8etObt2t WHrbeu. 8teIe ielteue B6Gel, ote
IN Der Ssgspo n9t eiubeinil4 fHo, watoeH
lebtnttg aefau9sB.
- &enrb BQTcoe. t0sl9er ol5 ,,5ortiral"
| IN Ter ,0t9igan @oI6mIue" nabe Ssbpes
ming, giidj., 0Egefelt mar, if pag2n DEabz
fobIs ueCtaitet norbeu. SIN isinem Softer
oerborgeH fnnb mau cine GuGrtFafne b0u
Sob nuo mebrere bun6ert YfunO au5srOgs
6entltt yetd5GIttses grB i'm EBegI9e bon
| $4,000.
- Serrb Speeuet Uurbe geFern frtib ID
@bicdao bon Baruep Seniou, gBertfitarsr ID
elmer 9Gmpittfelfabrif, uelaer i'm Dor 4nr'
5sm Gus teuer Eabrtt enttafeu Hab ben e'
otBbalb 6HrGgepLii8elt hatte, eri4oheH. -
Setoe NlIuuer tpGreR aur 3elt betrnnteu.
-Ttl. Warion SumoHt unb SRI. 'Roqie
2aEprence fiiirjteu gefeIn Su $lniufsIb, g.
S., IN 8oI9e etnes TahrnufaIIs aus elueu
Hogen uHb tpurbeu I@per b5rlest, SrIuieiH
Saprerce Dabrideiuli9 t0btIi4.
- BOup GrOnl @arIisIe, bic in 1892 ID
Rep'D0tf gsb0reu putbe, farb aefern tt
Detroit. 0iih. Ste er31bIte bdufi9 mt
StoI8, tGb fie uIs tleiuee gtdoGeu anf ben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-21

Berf0naIsgfotta. - Trau &lcoiius
Spud, @attia be3 an SerFias' Qaue D051'
baftea befaunten gEurf'Batritanten Ebriftln
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GyeHnoe uno 8eTmanbteu In SeRti4Iaao.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-04
THE SOCIAL SIDE.

brilliant Reception Given by Dr. and
Mrs. A n. McCandless-TheL Ladies'
OF the Cen,rai Church at Mrs.
Knowiton's.
The reception given by DIR. and Mrs A.
d. McCandless yesterday afternoon and
asst evening was the event of the social
season in Rock Island SO far. The hours
were from to and from to IL, and
between those hours $50 guests from the
three cities called. The house on TWEEN
ty-second street and Seventh avenue, was
richly and beautifully decorated with
plants and flowers, roses predominating.
Schillinger's orchestra, stationed In the
upper hall, furnished sweet and popular
music at intervals and In the evening the
porch and grounds were illuminated, but
much skill and pains employed in this
part OF the affair were lost, as the rain de
stroyed the lanterns and candles before
the full effect was seen. Terrell with his
excellent corps did the bonors as caterer,
the cuisine, which was very elaborate,
having been prepared by Krell s. Math.
The ladies of the Central PRESBYTERIAN
church gave delightful entertainment at
the home of Mrs W. s. Knowlton, on
Second avenue. last evening. The pro-
gramme Included vocal and instrumental
music, declarations, etc. and the enter
tsinment proved success in pleasure.
BILE and social sense. as well as from a
monetary point OF view.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-04
GEO. B. BROWNER,
The Next Treasurer of Rock Island
County.
sketch OF Young Man Who From a
foor BOY Has by Industry Carved
Out a BUSINESS career That Any
Man Might be Proud Of

1t is seldom that in any community is
to be found young man who for his op-
poItunities has attained a position of SO
high regard and commanding, such conf.
dence among his fellow citizens as has
Mr.. Geo. B. Browner, of this city, demo
cratic candidate for county treasurer,
whose election as has been heretofore
stated in these columns, has been practi-
cally conceded by conservative republi-
cans having the means of obtaining the
prevailing sentiment throughout the
county.
Mr. Browner is a typical self -made
man, and it is the way he has climbed up
to his present position in public esteem
by the sheer force of industry and perse-
verance. overcoming many obstacles and
hardships that has won him so MANY
friends and such immense popularity
Born in Moline, April %, 1854, of Swed
ish parents, who were not blessed
with an over abundance of this world 8
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-04
LOCAL NOTICES.
Oysters at Krell & Maths.

Oysters at Krell & Maths.
Go to Holbrook's. Davenport. for car
pets and silk curtains.
First class tailors wanted; union or
non-union by F. c. Hoppe.
Send your friends to Krell & Math s
for dish or can Of fresh oysters.
Call and see the hand carved bed room
suites at Holbrook's, Davenport.
Parlor suites and fancy chairs Of every
description at Holbrook's, Davenport.
Ice cream always on hand and served
by the dish all winter at Krell & Maths.
A handsome line of book cases and
cabinets Just received at Holbrook's, Dav-
export.
An elegant assortment of dining tables,
chairs and hat racks at Holbrook's. Dav.
export
When you want a nice dish of fresh
der them up in any style.
The Crown dining hall, No. 1908 Sec
oud avenue, is now ready To furnish yoU
the best meal in the city for IS cents. A
B. Johnson, proprietor.
McIntire Bros. have a new snd reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly snC
leaves no odor.
Bear in mind we do not quit making ics
| cream when cold weather sets in. and you
can get it in any quantity in the CO ldes
weather. Remember krell & Maths anC
| get the best.
$50, 900 to loan on real estate security
in sums of 500 and upward. at loves
| current rates of interest. without com
mission, Z. W. Hurst, Attorney q
law. Rock Island
E. Z. Parmenter, attorney ~ law
Makes collections, loans money and vii
attend to any legal business intrusted I,
him. Office, postofice block, Rock Isl
and, Ills. ds&w1y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-04
That Unpopular Davenport Ordt-
nance.

That Unpopular Davenport Ordt-
nance.
The Davenport Tribune attempts to
smooth matters over for the Davenport
council for that unpopular electric railway
ordinance and says that surely the coun-
Gil Is not asking too much when it asks
for $500 per year from the Holmes syn
dictate for what is very valuable fran
chise. As the Tribune stated yesterday
morning, there are two sides to the ques>
ton and strong arguments can be used on
both sides. The Tribune hopes to see the
matter amicably adjusted aud the work OF
equipping the lines proceeded with at
once" The Tribune evinces very strange
tact when it encourages this imposition
on the Holmes people. and yet hopes to
see the matters amicably adjusted. The
Holmes people will probably submit to no
adjustment until they see the embargo
Davenport has placed on their enterprise
raised. The Democrat more clearly voices
the correct position when it says:
The refusal of the city council to grant
the Holmes syndicate street car line cleo
trio privileges equal to those granted the
Brady street line was the talk of the town
yesterday. And public sentiment as ex-
pressed on the streets was all one way.
And that one way it might have been
added was that the Holmes people were
not treated fairly by the Davenport coun-
Gil. There is no use straddling the ques
ton. for public sentiment in Davenport,
does nots sustain the councils attitude
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-04
Removed.

DR.. c c. Garter has removed his office
and residence to 1907 Fifth avenue. Of
fee hours 2 to and to 8 o. m.