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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
g8tatR9s GeEadfte Ser GBtost Sc
nESINfHr.

Golumbue, o, 6. NtGrs.-9ie Bill
5ur g}eucrntbslluug Der &oH9reBOiitrtfte oes
Stoatc8 puroe belte AbenO I'M StaatsleHat
oBne ale announcements angenoulmen uHO TT
in @eiegestraft getreten. 2Qe 9emotrateH
itimmtea oatiir.
9ie 6panide 8iQ 3w ameHOirung Oe8
SmeH. Souuta98 ipeldle ben @emetnoes
rdtben Der Std0te mo Srtihaften oa5 0fe9t
gibt, 3u tntidetbcH, OBJ Die gSirtlifaften OH
Sonutagcu ge0ffnet iperoen biirfen, wurOe
ebsnfQll5 angenommeH. Ser 9fepublttaner
ShneicU ans Cincinnati fimmte fir Die
sE;II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
SefesIofe SuftdnOe IN S9sntuap.

@tncinn0t', 6. Wtdr3. - -2Bte elae De.
peihe aus SarbOurplae, Sp., nelOst, tImeu
40 9epoffnete pou Der Slu6er' inea Satriou,
nit 6. Dieiisr on Der optic, geftsTn Don Der
Elat= Greet bett On nuo Itgfeu proBen S9ret.
Zen nod. Dos 9reisgstibt mat IuE 3stt IN
Sieuue, nut 9itGier Bopo fsute cine tiarte
Rehe nm oGs @etldtessbduoe aaI. Erss'
BEN eIGfinsteu bie ietnOll&eH Batteteu Seuer
I'M 6ofe bss 9erinlssebduoes, una g8lltam
8a9 BON etr Smitb'ideu Satttou erhlelt
cine i6pere S9unoe ON Beiu. Die Iaps'
fenteit Der BG6e uuo eia um bteie .5.tt aus.
bredleueer 5hneehurm uerbtiteten eiafmel@
len EuetteTe Bsiutl lsIi9teitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
SIC M0die einfS 0ienffmdodlenR.

yfem All, us, 6. Wtdr5. - SamneI
|9O1tp, i2iue 6rau uuO bier &inoer murOeH
heute Nib in tbrer 8Obuung be, Blatnftelo,
N.zS., bewuBuOs aufgGfuaOen un0 ent9in9ea
rur nit inapper giOtb oem &Obe. Da5 5au5
mar nit &Oblengas aus Dem grOBcn 6ei5ofea
I'M SOuterralH geiiut, unO cine llnteriRolung
er8ab, ocB iraeu0 SemanO etne 9ro5e QHanttz
tGt 6olStOblen in oenielben setporisH, Den Guft
3ug abgcdloiien un0 Die nadl Oen oberen 8du.
men 1iiQrcuOeu 9ei5un9arObren geDfnet bate.
Sin crit Dor &ur3em augeltcute8 0ientmdO=
Gen, meltem 6rou 9ollCp gefern AbenO eiuen
&erpcis ertbellte, Uar Ueri1muHOeH, uH0 man
ermi ttlte ipGter, OOB iie aui eluem 6ritb3ug
rnrl Mem.lln nhn- relft mlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
Rri,Nar,tnnrn.

BbttateIpbia, 6. Wdrs. - Der "a
Sabre GIte Dli6Qel SUuep nurbe beute &Or'
Etttag nm 10 uSr BON ieiuem uu 3mst Sabre
iiugeren 8rnbGr 9ominid Gruep gefoneu
upb iofort gelDbtet. Die Grag0oie trug ftt
IN Der N0buuu9 bes tuugeu OtGnues an Der
Sibuepfrase 3u. 8omtnid mar bettIuten
unb 5atte nit ietHer Sttefmuttcr Strett on.
pefaugeu. ghdael bate Bt.ebea FIFTEEN UoI.
len, uls ittu Bruber elm aJtefer ergriff uuo
ibn nieberf!es. 8Omtatd marbe IN Qaft
asunnmRn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
Gcnrtk Oett 0un0 ntd1t hoIt,,a.

gfafbbiIIe, 9rt., 6. WtdrI. - S0bn
RteI, Elm Rsaer, fano geaern, nGbrsno er
0dt Re;len flGsubparls Don bier pRfste, elm
uosues @gidirr, peI6es $4,000 in 9clb
eptbirlt. 9aFelbe mar 10 lamer, oas er es
uid5t ttoneu fouute. st fedte $4OO Ia ete
Toide un6 brad anf, um etueu g8aaeu an
boIen unb ben S@as mao 6auje IN fahreu.
Grmar libsr ietu 9lhd 10 bO6erfrent, bag er
uidIt Ihmaiaeu tOnute nno uHtetpess m,hre'
ren Srennben gltttsetlunaen nber ben Buao
modbte. aIs sr surfidtesFte, pareu Eupf
uuo @ele usri6pnn6su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
etne ,,aeE@ahte" :SmonReEe.

9ofon, 6. 0idrs. - Der yamerican
gEoOl. 3epOrter" erfldrt, baB bic Doppelteppl4
(Snerain. Carpet .Snbulrte u0Qig oaGnieOer
ilege. unb baB ell @omite Der oNi1rufacturers'
4iiociatipH~ mad ein9ebeuOer Brifung oar
goGluge aueeratben babe, 25 BrO3ent i,.mmtz
lifer @ebfible in oefen Eeppi6fabrifen auf
einea 3eltraum BON Wtonateu auBer 5efrieb
su HELEN. Ser SoritIag oes @omlte's miro
motrIdeiplih an9enommen unb bic thsilWeiie
8strtebseinfellung am l. aprl burbgefibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
ltnnLaubIfme @rmtaTEtdt.

@bicago, 6. QldrS. - Der gteger gSil.
liam SOneS it bier ais Spfer fait uuglaub=
lifer GrutaIitdt in Elm 9oipital gebrabt nor
ban. 9rieIbe mar am WtoHtag 9tbenO III
genj. 6erieg'5 gBirthIhaft, gtr. S98, SiOs
@lnrtlraBl, eingei1Iafen, uuO SEQ. 8iaiam5,
alias rs ras," neldcr TIN UergebLidl gu meftn
oe1iRtt bate, id)Uttetc Inn eln Quart Be'
trpICum itber Sclne unO 6iBe uHo 3iinoetc Die
6luIiSfeit an. Der llnglHdIitle muroe auf
fuIGtbarc G&CIie uerbrannt uno miro Uiele,tt
zen &eb. ouG ielner 6uBe UeIIaeH. gBIlltams
ii RrfflnhPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
Gin GROCER gtrtst bstoeIsat.

0nibua, N.6r 6. Mar5. Sn elmer
beute 9adr,itt0s ppn ben frittnpen Grbejteru
Der ,yiaibua Y,u,mfacturiug Co." abgebalte.
nen 8etiammlung murbe beidIofen, oau linen
BON pen Grbeitseberu gemadten @omprouiB=
uorihla9 5u acceptlren uuo am udhiten Nons
taggan Die arbeit 3urHd3ufcbren. &agemaue
6rfnoe berridt iiber bic Seilesuus bee sroB.n
SflteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
GmbaS SI6sEErnote fstper befh6.
StGt.

Sabanna, 6. MdrS -2lQes mdGren0 6e8
Grnhiobrs unO lctten 9ub5eS gepfiau;te 3uf-
f,rrobr tit bwf Die unbalteuoe 0irre tutpe.
ntr uernldet ODER ooh oeruluBeu beibdoigt
nplben, boB Die ndtite gruote iebr farg aus
frlfeu ulrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
0I6AIIG1erEpD etnes

Y6tIa0eIpbia, 6. Wdrl. - 8lQiam
Gudueu, Der betanute g6ilautbrcp, ffarb
beute pI6blt6 on eiuem 5GIa9oufaIIe. Der
eIbe ideufte befanuttt1 Ser uatosriitdt In
2sipiaburg, &c., $142 0OO, uu0 Der Rame
iluer NnffQIt puroe tbm su gSre1 In BAD
IeQ.llniberftdt" umsenGnoeIt. Sett 1851
6at Der 8erfotbane aueerDeH uerIdiebeueu
SaPtifeugemeiubeu, gtiii0ns @sieqi9aften
MIN. tibtr $525r coo gei@cuftt tuuo mau lddet
ietEe Sttitungen i'm @aujsu aIf 81, 900, 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
SsrGMnse mRo BeE6aber eDrItGsr
2Gnfe.

atlanta, Ga, 6. Dtdri. - 3p6lf
.Wtonoi1eiuler," Wtt9Iieber elmer Srganta,
lion, Die lid cen gtGmea p6Oueit Wtan'3
Erieno qnb BrOtGctorn beigelest bate uno Den
3lpcd ueriolgte, Splbcl uHo Denun5ioHten 81
Geftrafen unO 81 otrtreiben, iiuO III BIfeH5.
@ountp pou 8unoeSmati hdQeH oerbaftet NOR
ocu. @iuer Der @eiangenen perristb DIE iibrl'
Qen 0litglieoer Der aus p WlanH bsa:beHOen
QnnEP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
60 peltfalcr 3 hanppnee.

HorrfstO u II, go, 3. g2ac3.-Dtr 10
Sabre cite 8eutldle Sranf Qaaiou nslqsr
ale ElsGt bsi bem Tarmer Yb,Ltpp Simoa8
In 6GgersfOrb bieute, uurbe wegeu 5aip'
buug 0On bsfeu 7ld6rtler ECater @erie
beute on bns hieRg: &efaH9ui5 eiagelteiert.
@r Bar mad SegibuHa Oer E9nt eat1JleH,
mur6e aber In eiusm 83b0il geFaugeu a.
uoImgu. @r If nefli1oiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
g EomNfer nefta nttnet.

@cttuate, 9laii., 3. Mdr3. - Der AM
90 GebruQr nit ctuem ans @la8, Glen uiw.
bcfrbmocu Sarge ton GntmerpeH uad) Bottom
abgtgaugeUc b,IQiIds 0ampier g0e 5tagter"
fraubete nm Z llbr hute AbeHo pibreuo ciut3
beftiqtu SduCliurmS bej Wight poHice B0ut.
DIE aus y BtriOucu blfilbauoc g1aHnhaft
areidts iidT oa6 ilicr
Gos 9caronoee 6obGmg ljcgt etul 1000
Naro8 pom lier auf ciucr 5anobant, uHo e5
1T 3meillbaft, Oh c5 micOCr flOtt gtmadt mcg.
ben fam. 2ll5 bic Wauuidait Der udbfen
&iiTenrettungS=S =St1tiou Gcu SAluplaB 0a5
SdiHbruh8 cueidtc, batte cine GolOHtdrs
gootsmonnIdlaft aa5 ScjtuGts bereit3 uiec
Sdufibriitjgc, uSmlh Der GapitiH, Sw,i
Sugenieure lgu0 cen Steruaro, ans lliCr 9e-
brad)t.
Der n3c 9}ugter" muroc in 1878 3u @la8
qom 9Gbdut uno mar Elm 6abBWl UOn 1854
SOuucn. @r gc50rtc Der Buma ; IS. @ug
loQ8 & Comp. in QutwegpeH. Der DamDir
miro auJ $4,000 uao Der Sarge 0ui $25,000
seiG3et. Ser 2cetcve miro mobri9ejuId &c
bDrqeu fpeIbEu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
0etp sWorFer gI0G,rtfDEttt.

gtepsgorf, 6. ydrl. - Die uebars
rtfe tge Ia 3euti@lauo gefOrbeuen nab auf
Der 6oTbette v@uterpiie" iiber's Mteer gez
brodten ebemaligeu @eiaubteu unb @r.Bunz
bes SeuatGE8 Geo. .. Benoleto1 giugeu
beute iiber bic yEeuuigl1auter BabnG mad
&irctGuntt ab, no bic Seeroiguu9 am Sam=
fog fottftnteu iOu. s. &. Bsntletou, Subu
bee &erforbeusn, be1lettet bic 2ei9e.
- aht6. Ulruer Dlluer Lpuroe 10 elmer
bsutigen 8erIammIung Der 8irsttcreu bar
yPicalaguasRaun @0ufIuction 60. 3uu
GrdFbeuteu uuS 6r. u. 6. gbeuep, Der b,s.
Rerlge Btaibent, gum Sice PraF0sutea ers
Eablt.
- 8ret bon ben 487 3Dti9enbeds= Baffl.
gieren bes bente aus gtatigiIe auaefommee
ueu 8Gmpfers y 2tsfo" fnrbeE uuteruaqs IN
yun9euentittubuHg uR9 mHroeu i'm Vieere
befattet.
- @tue gi1fieHnerIammlHng 3ur B0Eoea
runa Der Suterefeu Der Stem Dorfs &trcaIa'
tiug'gtbraI9" murbe beute ga9mittag tn Der
p@bideringz 6aue" GbgebaIteu. &r Br5doent
@!soelnne maE. aupeienb unS hjelt cine Raoe.
SerntFdbte telc8TaD0ti0c DepeF6ea.
- Bel elmer 5euersbrunf in 5sIeua,
Silent, etetguete fig cine Beftige Sa8erpios
iiou, ole bic TeueitpeSr atraOe eiHDraug.
Que RaunIhafteu UuC0eu i9Uer bsrlsst
uu6 tbr tapfeTer Biibrer 28alt5re t06tlt9 ben
9eutea hing bas gleii9 in 6esen com R6rper
bsrub.
-Su gBabOib, SHb., I4NG f5 borgeFsra
ein q iab In 0as Biireau bes Gouuib1as.
mgiEiers eiu, erbrGd bic @eIoidHblaOe mi:
eIIfe eiuer Sdeere uu6 rGlbte mebraTe buzz
bert GoaIF. &r enttam uabemerit.
s.a kn~ n1s,7
I5sten Dienfag IN 81. 8. Cummings same
IeuIa6sn, 8r. 438, giiuuei iota.N NUenue, faas
IGs Cir go, eiu, erbradeu bte 5pinoe nit
etuem S9Diebehamuler Rnb raubteH SIu2z
len im s2etlbe Doa $4,000. Das 2otal r0iTO
5ur 3ett 6ur6 etH eleftJti6es 2id1t srIeHGtet
NIB to7pte BON Ger StTaB2 aus tibsEb!Itt
meIOeu.
- Su Chicago muBte geHeru bic 8eeybis
guua bee Stabtrattss D(itglieoes gbas. pIls
led Hr9 I'm Ietteu Augeublid DpriGobsu per'
ben. Die Beh6Toe Der tntboliIdeu ,GQI0as
rb,&tmetetb" metgerte f6 udmIim, cen Der
itorbeueu eort begraheu 5u gafeH, neil er
6reimGurer mar Hu6 ohue AbioIutiou fdrb.
GiGods 6reRube brffen, bic Gtnudnoe Der
Srte6tois SebSrbe Bu bsiGDi6hgeH, 10 oa5
oQs &egrdbntB beute ftattfuben fauu.
- Gdt Baggons siaes 3usas Der Sum
berIarts sSoGsb. Snbn" entgleifeu gefs:u tn
GOIge ttnss N6ieubrud5s BET Carlisle, Pa.,
uno pureen 5eTirtmmert. Gin SremleE
erIitt lgi4te 8erlsbuHgeu.
5Tet .RenTdbea 80 Zone Uerbr6artt.
Barrp Count, Ont, Mdr3.-8m.
8obinion'e gHohnuns branute bsute friib bier
uiebG, uno iein 18>jdbrtgG Sohn, iOpie 5pel
20d1ter i'm Alter bon 16 IuO Sabren fanlen
IN ben 5lammen nm. &obiuion, feline Sat
TIN unO SDei apSere Siuoer rettsten ii9 oHr4
SPriu9e aus oeu Eeuitern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
Sfe Iekfe BIN.

Bierre, 9. O., 6. W1r}. - Su Der
StaatsIegieIofur 1T haute eine, mabri1eintj6
in Gieier SeiFou eie Ieete, Bin etagebrq5t
roIbRu. rad peIder ber @ongreB iu elmer
DsnIitlift gebeten per5eu icu, Die Sruge Der
Brcb,bttioa 6es San6tI5 nit getFigen Sc.
ttIuien bur9 eine Ser. Stnateu 8olisab.
f1immuun ertttIeibeu III lafieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
DabnFatal lECDbe.
SgoerEIT9e 9cHEfisa auF ssr ,,9aEes EBs Bsses
BAHIA" "- 3jss Eeo&e uEO ssbR 3egpasis'
NrNe

SgoeEEIFae 9cgBHsn auF Btr ,,2aEe. g9sss
8abR. " -. Gigs Eoo&e aEO SsbR 3cssrssss 5
Srtc.
8uifatO, @..0., 2. Yldri. - 8ic Gup
pelnng zines nm 80 gsItern Abeno bier fGtii=
gen 8trioRCHSuge3 Der y2afe SbOre 8abu"
brad gegen 30 u0Ie Der Station 6ambUrg
IN Der Diitte, unb ais Oer 0orCere Shell geidJ
oarau anbieIt, ranute Der au8 iiuf BuuEan'.
ldl'n SBaggOnS bcTeheaoe hintere Gheil oaS
itd) all iener St5lle 3jeulid} Iietl ieufeuOe Sc
lei'e herab NIB prdute nit fardJtbUlr SeUalt
gc9ea bic iibrigeu QSaggou3 an. 0rei lSag
gou5 mHy0cu OemOlilt I'm 0tit.mHaht bier
eu4cuoheua gad)rlhteu er6abeu, oaB pier
8ul3aeu gct6otct mo 5elU oermuHOct in0,
zine Ger Vltteren t60lih. Gin BON bier uld)-
rem Sdaup.0be Der &afairopAe, cine Dt2lle
mtflHd} pom 6amburg, abgcidldter 6Uli5Wa
mIr0 G'9eH lI4r 5eItc l5reitagJ fruD 5urid
GrpGrttt.
Infer BEN @ct0Oteten blftnOst Fb elm ais
&orcr in etuem Der BUlm1u'iheu 8aggou8
Gnaeitglltlr 9teger. Sic 8gruuHottcu, 10 melt
man oGcu glGmcH ermittllt bat, iu0: > J.
Sigsr, &od1eter; @bayle5 S. 0iIca, ytuptoR,
Salts, Ioh.; g. .. 6ii5r, &OtOH, ciu
.3giH gcrreujt uH0 StuittuUUACE all EjHH;
&oiior G5oma3 U. 3du, SuffalO, beotutlii)e
&eylebuUgeH On Gciu ; Il. u. Goomb3,
JttU yort Sdlui.tmunoCu am &opT uuO STINT
uHo &CrreutuUg bciST Seine; SUiil De2ltp,
8o1On, SdHttmuu0c an Der SruIt, Uber 0.m
ljHitu 2luge UuO am &opfs; $50. s. Gutu,
SuHolO, aI61cl UcrtcUTJ; SOiepb .. Barnes
nn6 Satin, &oruu Ct llidt Uuo ie bc0eHtltt
Jaltbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
GHsEaao'S gtsluft Ut glutsrtEaS 5
8eDtgtt.

Nep g0rf, 6. Rar,.- Seubor Sran.
cieco @ou5ales, elm 5abrtibeftseT aus Bortu'
gal, Ia bier nugelommen, um 9rose Guauti.
tdten gtGiGiuerie ~ befeueH. 5ritber baBog
BortugaI feline D!ai6iuerie'u aus &nglsao,
aQein bic bon ieHer Wa&t In ibrem fdrBu5au
Streite nit BortugaI beDieieue UrOgnn3 bat
aue pcrlugtefiheu @eidditsleute bep0aeu,
ben @uglanoerH ibre &ulO55aI, 80 eRtjtsgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07
Eret ,,RenIGnesa an EpDe perbranftt.

Barry SoRn6, Ont, WGr,.-g8m.
8obinion's gPobnuns brannte beute friil bier
nieosrr uno ietn 1SzjGbrtger SOhn, ioDie 5pet
8Od]ter i'm alter BON Is Hu0 Sabren faneH
IN ben 6lammen nm. &obiuion, feline 8at'
TIN uno 3pei apoere Siuoer rettsten ii4 oHr4
SprIu9e aus eeu Eenitern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07

@miiaate GnTtrcbetIe atniidbsn BEN Genrds
fsafasten SGuaon u1o 1Tt4iFen. = Gin
OorasinIaGeaeB &9opuneec iir bea Er=
ii1ssst GTteiou.-4SrtUatS SeHiioasbtuS tut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-07

8ten, S. gIdtS.-Sn @alacs pnrbs DOT
eiuigen 3asea etne ubiheultGe 8r1bari4das
oung uetii5t. 8ie oerRrrbene brau eiues
Sffiuets, bic EO6ter etuts friiberEu Wtuta
tiera, mar In stuer SrhFG unter etacr stir9g
beiaeiest porbeu. als Elm Rriefiar bieIa ei'
uiae Sage mad Der Beiiesuug bstrat, faub
sr, hoB t!e 2ei6e ibrer rstbeR 6leioer HH6
ibrsr fofbnrsn SuDsIer bsraabt p6reen mar,
rcbe: tie SbrIiuse btrous esrtFeu nuo be
Sbrtu bGbei berflnmelt p0Ibsn mlren. Der
Rau5 Bat in gang RuEdnieu srOBs Aaire'
surs UeruIiG3t.
3Hr baIsafGi@ea arase.
ReterRbHrgf 6. Rdr5. - glan sEaubt
bi,r, bos StaIiSn, @nslaab NIB Ssfrsi5
bemrdGl cen GiirRsu 8ertiuauS ais 9err'
Id,so uGn 6aIgarten nuerteuueu perbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-20
: Mndein @rnnh. = On sst

@u6 Elm @runS. - On 3e6it
i'm ndbaen Gemetsr no9 Glbingen2
- Sdut mir nisbt elm - @urum Oenm
Bidt? Gjtraoe iar Define 6a;nIiGi Imo
ia bic 2cbreruer6dtniiie Dor, Ous9e3cla'
net. - Mas ieiu, ober Sic @ieruer:
bdtmiNe bort fuO inter sQsr Sa'
uolE
Mutbia. 81: sd iagte ibn,,
er mare Elm Sburtc. - D: p0aA
mar mutbg, CT bate Sbnen SGs ejenif
breben rOnnss. - 81: $50 la9te es
ibm 0ur@'S EeIepbon."
-@iugtnsei6er. Eodtev 5ieb,
Mama, Der mnoern serlcice'e Serr ea
porn bat gan; idi,is Ablase. Ntutisr:
Gr wupSeIt gc,viB visI aGt I4Is3Ieu
g&s9,n.
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.Sie Gr6e isi 6ir Isi9t!l" SIS tIinst
gSsbnatbig poll @siE9l -
sSn @istba a5er iuycn lie:
v0as ,eusE iei biz tiibt!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-20

Syu tcr 8yopirs Sa6isu tomntt our1.
idnittIit5 oui 5S 0ewobncr eine Srannts
1usini6dntc. - 9as Serm6gen, pel9es
6ie in Griurt tiirSlib seltorbene 6rat
@oi6ts,atb Ssuii g,b. 2tieure uuiercr
Gtaot 5mtcsIaiieu bat, roirO auf 600, :
900 gsi1dpt. NIit benz 9r6Bten &beiIe
bcs @jcloes ioQ ein euan9eIii3eS arau'
fcuboa5 crbaut werbeu, Oas ben gIamen
,Smii.gaieurs: :Stifturg crDaItcn iou.
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Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

A unique convention will be held at
Wizards hall, in Washington, Feb. "A
and 25. 1t will organize for the United
States the Women's Liberal league. The
ladies who are forming it believe they
see in the repeated attempts to place the
word God" in the United States con-
stitution an encroachment on the sacred
liberty of thought and a departure from
the intentions of the founders of this
government. \ number of distinguished
men, radicals, agnostics and liberal
minded church members, are aiding the
ladies in the movement. Matilda Joslyn
Gage, of Fayetteville, n. Y, is the orig
inal promoter of the organization.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22
DIR, DOeuinCcr.

A notable character passed away when
DR.. John Joseph Doellinger died of La
grippe in Munich. He was nearly 81
years old. A Roman Catholic priest,
he had advocated radical changes in the
policy of that church from his youth.
He was very learned, and published
books on history and politics. One of
his favorite ideas was the complete sepa-
ration of church and state, which he ad-
vocated eloquently with tongue and pen
for years. At length, during the ecu
menical council that finally established
the decree that the pope should be infal-
lible in matters of church and faith, DR..
Doellinger came to open issue with the
church. He claimed that papal infalli-
bility was contrary to the ancient faith
and traditions of the church, and refused
to submit to it. In 1871 Inc was excom-
municated. A number of those sharing
his belief went him and founded the
church of the Old Catholics, so called, to
which DR.. Doellinger remained faithful
till his death. lii his last hour he re.
fused to partake of the Roman Catholic
sacrament.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

Every year millions of pounds of me-
teorites and star dust fall upon our
earth's surface as it whirls through
space. This does not make much of a
showing in one year or in one lifetime,
but in the course of thousand years
the planet would be visibly the gamer in
bulk. The larger it is, too, the faster it
grows, since it gains constantly power
to attract more and more meteors. So
it seems plain the world is steadily grow
ing larger and heavier.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22
Large Families.

IL the French Canadians are deter
mined in course of time to annex the
United States to themselves, it is as we'll
to know beforehand little about the
people we are to be among. We shall
also want little time to arrange place
to put them, when they scatter out, for
if all accounts are true we shall need it.
If statistics are to be relied on, French
Canadians increase with a fertility and
rapidity only equaled by the Australian
jack rabbit. Look at the facts. In 1850,
when Canada was ceded to Great Brit
ain, there were 60, 900 French Canadians.
Now, without any aid meantime from
foreign immigration, there are $500, 900.
There are at least half million more in
the factories of Massachusetts and else
where in New England. Other countries
do not come to them, but they go to
themselves.
A measure is to be introduced into the
Quebec parliament proposing to give
hundred acres of land to every family
containing twelve children of the same
father and mother. Some honorable
members objected to this on the ground
that it would entail a great expense on
the government, because there were
hundreds of families that had twelve
children, and not few twice twelve.
Then came figures. They show that
if French Canadian family lack the
necessary twelve children to give them
a claim on the government bounty, there
will be no difficulty in smuggling in an
outsider or two to make up the required
number.
One of the speakers suggested that
where there were SO many families of
thirty and forty children it was wicked
waste to throw away the govern
ment's bounty on small families of
twelve or thirteen. Hon. Gedeon Oui-
met, superintendent of public instruction
in Quebec. is one of family of twenty
seven children. Charles Laurin, propri
etor of the City hotel, Montreal, has
twenty-six children. T. L. Letourneau
has twenty, while q woman at Lake st.
John has thirty-two. City Councillor
Duquet, of Quebec, has fifteen sons and
daughters, and the mayor himself re-
joices in family of twelve. The chill
dren of the sergeant-at-arms of the Que
bee parliament numbered eighteen, while
none of his brothers and sisters families
have been less than fourteen. These are
only specimen French Canadian families
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Will be open as follows: Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 4 to 6; Wednesday
evening, to 9, and Saturday evening, Z 10 10.
]. d. GILLESPIE, Librarian.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

American dentists are the best in the
world. In truth, the system of dental
surgery was chiefly developed in Amer
lea. So good is our reputation in this
respect that there is in Europe a society
called the German Association of Ameri-
can Dentists. At their recent meeting
in Berlin there were some suggestions in
a paper read by DR.. Richter, of Bres-
lau, that would be useful to Americans,
if they would heed them. DR.. Richter
said: 1--WE know the whole method of
correctly caring for the teeth can: be
expressed in two words-brush, SOAP
All preparations that contain salicylic
acid are hurtful TO the teeth. He who
will carefully brush his teeth at bed
time, using the English white CASTLE
soap, and will further cleanse them by
passing silk thread between the spaces,
rinsing his mouth thoroughly from the
soap with water containing little oil
of peppermint, will fill exactly the Ger
man ideal in the way of caring for his
teeth. The dentist who will induce his
patients to care for their teeth in this
way will be the benefactor of his race,
in the judgment of honest DIR. Richter.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

James E. Campbell, the new Demo
cratic governor of Ohio, shows himself
something of radical. In his first mes
sage to the legislature he commends
strongly the Australian ballot system,
and denies that itzwould be hardship
to illiterate voters. He also suggests
that it would be well for the state to
have permanent camp for military ed
ucation.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

On Sunday, Jan. u, foot of snow
covered the ground in portions of Mis-
souri, and Kansas, and blizzard ragged.
In Delaware on the same day, in exactly
the same latitude, peach trees were in
blossom. while the thermometer in
Washington registered twenty four de-
grees higher than was ever known be-
fore in the month of January. Great
country this is, and the people vary as
much as the climate does.
Morris tribune., 1890-01-22

Blow after blow, public and private,
has fallen on Secretary Blaine in the
course of his long and busy life. Few
men have been called on to endure
more. The kindly feeling of the whole
country will be with him in his grief for
the loss of his eldest son. Walker Blaine
gave promise of a diplomatic career of
uncommon usefulness. Trained diplo-
mates are not SO plentiful product of
America that we can afford to lose any.