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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

Bt8marG, 9f..8af., I. 6ebruar.-0er
Senat hat iid 9eitern au8ihlieBlidl nit Der
ucuen 2otterie.gtll bejdQftigt. @a8 Sntereiie
I'M Staate an Oieier Sad)e lift Elm enorme8.
Sic gaQcrien i'm Scnat waren gcOrdHgt bod,
man ernartet interefante 9ebatten. 2tuS
ie6em StGbtdlcn 0eS Staates puroen Betitio=
ueu fir unb gegen Die 8iG etnQebradt. Son
Den Sau5eln buab mar felt g8Oden ertldrt
nor6en, sic 8aiiirrng Der Blu mitrOe Elm blei-
ben6er Sdlouofed fiir ben Staat iein. 9tan
er5dhlte itdl gan5 often, oaB ctnSelne SenatOret
BON Der nlGftigen Gotterlez 9eiellidJaft, we'd)e
jctt mad gor6z z0afota eineu 2(bleger Der in
2outituna befebanoen @iftpaan5e perIebeu
mill, bic 3u $4,000 fir ibre Stimme betommen
haben un0 oaB man Dem @ouOerHeur 0fiQer
100000 augeb0ten babe, Oamtt CT Die Bill
uidJt petire. - 8ie SEpoittiOn madte Die du'
Bcrfeu 2litrcuguageu, nm Die Bin 3u Sale 81
bringen - umionf. Der Senat paiItrte Die
icIbe nit % gegen Stiumen, uno IS lit fein
3rpeifel, oaB oas tSou8 bem gegebcnen 8:ts
lpiel ventbuiiaitiiA" folgen mtro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Wnt RnInHHt.

81 0nblIIeI Nla,l I. 6ebrulr. -
Der Neger Gam Dill, tpelder i'm ltbten glu.
guit einen anbern 9teger, 9tamens Soc Smitb
elnlorGete, purbe beute bur6 ben Strang bin:
gri6tet. @r maate feline WlittbsiIungen all
0tm Sdaffot.
8aIeisb, ne, 7. 6ebruur. - Gige
@loOre, Der Yt0rSer gaura SpattS, ruur6.
bsute 3u Greensboro gebdngt. 3psi amber
Wi0rhcr enteteu beute in Roro=Garoliua am
9Nlgenr ndmlidl SObu 8iliOn in Daucp,
&ountp nnb Nanlfp Pautp in MOutgOmra'
@ouutp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Gpaperneag 0oobeu'S &satpsgeas.
fgeG5sge.

0&and) fer, 9..9., I. 6ebruar.-Sm
@inflaH9e nit oeul tiSIid) pom @ou0eruenr
@Oooeu erloiienen Bronunciameuto gegcH ben
Saloon" mmCen beute 43 biefge Birtbldlafz
ten urn S6rtfi8aufgcbotcn iibcriaIen. 81
feubar Aatttn ino5fcu Die GigentbHmer Dorbcr
uon trgcno elmer Stite ber CtueH &8inf erbalten,
6enn es puro2 nur cine ocrinqe Guantitdt
@etrdrte 9sfuuoeu. Die Sdldnftiid)e ur0 oil
bcre @trrlttungcH purOen ais Sstueiie nOtirt
uuO Die Gigertbiimcg auf Ed9fen Qtontag Dor
@eridt gelaoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Rett6ItnAs erfasfiett.

2ittle 81 d, Qrf., G. 6eb. -9ente traf
Die gladriht bier Elm, 6aB 6ie bei0ea 6IlIss
Sberiffs 6OB uuo Sneao am 9ienhag Iad)z
mittag i'm &Ountp Sndtta, 10 Wieilen BON
Gamten enfernt, aus Dem 6tnterbalt nieoers
9ddoiien ipOrOen finb. ieielben batten Ser.
baftsbefeble fir 5tuei gteger, fie batten einen
6erIelben er9riifen unO naren nit ibm auf
benz @ege 5ur Staot. Die 6yeunoe SeiieIosn
lauerten ibnen auf un6 rlWoIien iie. De.
Steriff bat itdl nit etner bemafiueteu Wfanu=
ihaft aufSenlaft, nm bic 0l6rber Su Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
@pntamo,s @ssret@tAamee.

ct. 8auI. Olinn., 7. 6ebruar. - Ser
uorragenoe 0tinen. .SahbertdHoige erflIren,
Ger 8Qrfer uno gieibbarot.8iitritt in 9reat.
6aus, Mont., enthalte bic grOBten grSnieOer.
lageu, bic je IN bisicm 2anOe eut0edt murOen.
9ieielbeu iibertrefien aIe friiberen 2ager. 9a.
pital iolgt ben @ntoedun9en auf Dem 6uBe,
unb man ermartet reid]e Gntbitllungen, c5;
62r Spmmer OOriiber 1T. 0fan braHbt Grs
bCitr unO iolfe lam iofort 0icleH GeHten gege.
ben perbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
matu ansesfon,s @rauttaatrt.

Iew'0orf, Z. 5ebr.-nMuil& & Grpre5"
afGhrt bur4 ibreu SabeIcorreipouaenten, oaB
be auf bei0en Setten beS S5can8 geieierte
Siinflerin 0tarp 2lnosrion, tnrem SreunO,
benz 9tooeuenOidlter 8iliam 8lad, ibre Ser
lObung nit gtntonio Dc gtaonrro angeSagt
babe. Die Couiequente 2lbleuguuug oieier
Sarten SanOe SCitenS bes Sater8 be8 SVduti=
9ams let mObl MIR auf Die relatiue Su92uo=
Idlteit ee8 gctteren 5nliidauiiihren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Der @gIrninrft.

gtepsOorf, Z. Tabruar. - Sotaenoe8
fiab bic Sdln6uotiruugeu: @eto er6Haete 81
"a unb i6Ic5 3u Bro3snt. - Ster!tae'
ReGieI $4.833 auf iatelia Gage uHO $h874
ouf Siht. 8unOes,Sbltsati6neu: A prog,
1888, 4!.pros. 1O44. pro5. 1885. 4ttteu:
aoams @Tpres l5S, Central BacIfc 33t
Gbeiapeaie Shto -, @tie 81, Ditto Btio-.
IS, Slinois Central 118, eate Saors
1868, Wsm Seriep Central 1194, Nortb.
Redern 1lO1, bIttu Brior. 141, Rstu'Doti
Central 1861, SbirsRuRiEppt 2l4, Ditto
6riur. 83, Biusbura I55, 8eaoiUg AZ,
ct. BnuI 695r bitto BEtuy. 1158t nggeEU
Union 84s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

Springfietb, SG8., Z. 6ebruar.-9u
bsrihmte NnardJiftenpro3eB, mel9er nit Der
StHrIftung bon SpteB, Baliou8 uno Gonior.
ten en6ete, oQ iest abernal8 ge6ufs Gleuiiion
Dor oas Sberbunbe8gertft ge6rd6t meroen.
Der Aooofat Salomon, mel1ar Die 4uarfis
fen 0ertbeioigte, 1T iegt beitrebt, Die gegua0i
glug bon 9teebe, 5yielben uuo Shmao, oie
ild i'm 3udtbauie befiuoen, gu belperffeQigeu.
Gr itiitt it9 Bel ielnen SemIbInQeu auf Den
llnlfanO, OaB Die @efangencn nidt I'm 5taatss
Sbergertd)t anmeieno uaren, ais oaiIelbe oo8
llrtbeiI Der untereH Snitan; beftGtigte, uno oaB
iie hterburdl zines coufttutioneQen 9te9tS be.
raubt tpurben. Der fan wiro mabri6einli6
i'm Sftoberterluin oes SbTbunSesaeridlts air
Serhenblun9 9elangen.
@btcGgo, 7. 6ebruar. - Serporragcn0e
hiefge SHriten GuBIn Die GnTI4t, ba6 bic
@inmdnoe SalOmon'5 bon fetuer 8e0eutllnQ
feien uno eaB Die 9feUtiiou beS safes Iogar fir
Die @efangenen uOn @efabr Iein fGnute. Sieloeu
rno SdD0b tUnroen befanntlif gum Sooe
oerurtbeilt un6, nahoem ba8 llrtbeil pom
gtuatsobergeritt beftdtigt moroeu mar, pom
@ou01rreur 81 lebensldnglid1er 3udtbansbaft
bggnahigt. Soute Nun, mas iebr mabridcinz
ltdl lit, bel einer abernaligen 3Reuiiou bic
gntifeiour9 Der untercn Snfaus OUTS gIeue
Qenehmi9t perben, 10 ipiiroc eiufa6 oas 50.
oeaurtteil micoer in Strait beiteben nab miiBte
uoniiredt iucrben, penu nidt Der ietiqe Son.
terueur betuogen merOen i0nnts, Die &erurtbeils
ten CUPS 9teue III begnaoiaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
SaS g6a a6tarnter ts1 ct. 20Wts4

ct. 2ouis, 7. SebrIar.-SR BEN htefiz
gen S9udtuynier bat Sbonleter gege1 $ols
lot, Sromu geieru geseu uebeman0r gpI9tts
gegeu SaHsr, gemonEen. SH benz au6euIet'
nen g5reiturnier bat Spencer COON bter) ben
l. Breis Uon $50 gewonuen, NIT genonne'
uen nno ieiuem DerIorenen Spiel. Riplee
aus Sabinna, gDalib uab Salsr aus DltfoHs
RI, baben ftd nit ie brei gsDoaneueu uno et'
uam UeEIcrsuen SpieI In ben speiteu Prsis
nit $50 1etheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Stds aa(Ve5' aa9e6It&eF DaVtTaut.
}l)}QGe
WSQ0e
9cim
SeitQQtent

gincr iener lorgtOien Dteus
Iden, bic itct8 auf morgeu
beriajeben, mas fe Beute idOu
tBun IoIten, bcmertte eineu
Nr8te 9egenaber, Der i'm Uegeu
eine8 5uiteus 9cwarnt 6otte, er
rmade fa 9}tdt8 6arauS."
8u 6ieicm anttpor!etc Der 9Ots
tor, pmaae Iieber 9Ieia 9ein
Teltameut"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
9E. Sane &tbeQprOaeR aD0etptefEtt

8uffuIo, R.sg., Z. Sebruar. - Die
3eu9enaufHabme In 6em 2lbeuprO5es Or.
8al's BeBeR bic n@oeuiug POf," Der BE-
iaurtIE9 bon Der Br1FOeutlGafts &agne
baS Sabres 1884 berrhbrt, nurOe bier ges
iGloifen. Der Bartbeibiger fii5rte aus, wie
t2oaIerneDertb es lei, baB Der Bro5eB ti5ers
baupt CUR Bodybuilding getommen let, aue
zeiaer @ier mad gelb (Gr. BaQ oerlaugt
bon Der ,, GUeuiug BOP" cine g@ati4dst9ung"
uon $25 ,OO0), ua9aem Or. @IeOeluu6 ettber
bic gei6Glte bes QauDes nit 9eidid uuo
uIGnaii9er 8laft geLettet uab Oann Elm 2Bsib
an ieiue Seite geuomnen babe, ba9 burd
ibre gEIroe, Gnmutb unb @iHfa4Aett Die Gus
uei9uag uuO Benunoerurg tes ganjen 2ans
bee fidl eInorben babe. &5 ul!jfie lGOem be-
Ioa6ets bsmerft perbCn, 6o6 nitt bte s@o2u'
ing BoF" bic 8erIeumbIn9en In bie gBelt
geItleHbett babe, ioubern Der Stdger, Or.
Bau, rudbIen0 bic oeriiagte 3sttaHg uur be
mtbt mar, Den Wanu 3u Sooen 3u l4lageR,
Der ban 0iuf be8 GouDerueurs oes Staates
ReDsgoIi III oernt6teu befrebt MGR. Sin
@eifIt6er olte utd5t an eiuem &Gge Der
0o6e @ottes gBort prebigeH NIB pdereuo
Der iibrlgeu iads Gage ben @sbetmpOlt5tften
Ipteleu. Siereuf uabm te- Bartreter 0es I'm.
tGgers bas gBort.
giahtem 91i6ter Daniels tn Der beutiaen
Rafuittagef9uHg Der Surg Ibre Safrulito'
ntu ertbetIt bate, 3Og fd3 bteieIbe auritd unb
Job hinuea Surgeon Elm Bsr6ttt ab, meI4es
bie GdabeuerinBz 60lOeruua ees SIdsers ale
uubeTe&1ttlt abDies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
aesbe1 SStglOeta a1a0 g0wab.

4AWaEt SGIoRna's slafteenettt1eett 10 GUT
ftfn ber eta8eferFerGen Waardstften. .-Gtne
ebetmaGEgs gteOIitoa tbrss GrolsfIes ge,
fbr0ert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Die f66ae GV0 ttt @ef3aautR.

3renton, H..S., 8. 6abruar. - goa
6omilton, bic Satin 5eS ytemz0orfer @eiebz
9ebun95 0tltglie6e8 Gobert Stan tSamilton,
neld}e I'M biefgen Staatsgefdnqniiie cine srueis
labrt9e Saft megen zines WtoroQnfalle8 auf
tbre Sinberpdrterin nbiitt, tiibrt Iidl iebr qut
duf. Sbre tdgIid]e 8ei96itigung beltebt I'M
gnuIhen BON Sn0pfen an 6em6en, rnO Die
6raT, meld)e friiber tpobl ME cine 9tGhnaoet in
Der 6Gno gIbabt, bat bereit8 cine grObe 6ertigz
teit crlan9t. @8 tf thr elue 2ei6ttoteit, all
IA 8utero 6en16en td9ltb bic &n0pfe auSu.
u0bcu. gSaroan BatteIion iagt, oaB ibre
Trelnbe gcBe 9tnitrengunger MAIDEN, BON Der
SequaGl9ungsbebOIoe bic balbi9e SreilQ1Iunq
Der 9eIanGenell 81 erplrfeu.
- Giili8idlsriff gilbert SanoerbIt beaab
fid) beute nad oem Staats ,9efdnguiB, nm
6rau 6amiltou ein Sdlreiben Su iibertringen,
in Dem iie auf9eiOrNert pirb, itdb auf Die in Der
g9tem 2DOrfer Suprenle Court" BON ibrer ebe.
maligeu 28drterin 0trs. 0Onncllb ge9en ite
uno lhreu Otann eingereidlte SfaeenerIabs
tlage III S6be BON $40, 900 81 pertAetbigen.
2ItF ser erar etaes ftitAtt8ea
W;5t0ers aus SSrGnFretG3s~
Nem' 9orf, I. 6ebruar. - Die @rz
roronng DeS moblhabenben @efdngnibbiretz
tore @Oufic in 2pon i1cint audi Sic biei9e
Poli5et beidGfti9en 81 iOllen. Die fran30Tihen
3etettiues batten ermittelt, oaB 9ouffa nit
elmer babiden @riiette 9fameuS @abrieQe
Somaar0 iutim gepeien let, tpelfe jeOO6 ieit
rem &erbreden ueridInunosn mar. Gabrielle
bat fd) MN Der Boli;ei gefsllt un6 iogt, Sa6
ibr 3ub1Iter Witel ggrauo iie bepog, @ouffe
Su etu1m 6enneSuou8 eiuSulaben. 8dbren0
@oufie lbr 3drtli6teitcn erlpies, itberfiel
@prauo, ter nit eiHen juugeH Mann i'm
3iumer ocrItedt mar, i'm uR6 iblug ibn
uieber. Die 2eif)e murbe oaun beraubt urO
i'll einem Softer bCrpadt. gabrielle LOB oauu
NIT Gprauo mad 2lnlsrifa uno n1uBte einen
rpobIbobcnben 6rarBoien in Gan 6rau3iSco
t6bCrn, tbeilte bieiem inbeficn nit, OaB Ggraub
Tim eiu dbntids8 Sdidial, tpie 9oufie, 5ugez
bodt babe. Ser TranSoie reiitc barauf nit
Gabrielle mad Baris un0 beranlaBte ite, Der
@oIiSCi Uiittbelung 3u MAIDEN. Sn Srant.
reid iin6 5mei 8erionen, nit beuen Gpraub in
Serfcbr ftan0, oerbaftet nOrOeu. Snipeftor
8Brnc8 if eriuht wOrOcn, Sdritte gu tbuu,
nm Grranb iclbf, Der itd in gtep'9ort oufz
bateu ipll, Ill DerhQfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Gtae berfra@te Sat $40 9eiO.
GeTsuSGaft4

RtnneapOIts, Uiuu., 7. Eebruar. -
Die erf bOr 3tpet Sabrea gearituoste gImeris
can RaticnaLs Blil0ingz & 9oau I6ociatiou"
if 3uiammeueebro6en 8ns lIntern.9msu
mar bas 9r0Bte ietneE Qrt in ben Ser. Staaz
ten, unO bet Der Isbteu SGbres1eriammIuug
ionnte Der Br6fseut Der 8eieui6aft erf!dreu,
oaB oteielbe 10000 gtttaEiebeE NIT 100000
antbeiIideiuel babe.
Yem'Y OFT, Z. Sebruar.-au6 pier bat
Der 3Hiammenbru6 6ieier grSBteB am.ritaui.
i9eH 8aIaeieul6aft bet oen 8efltrpoCtern
unb Berfebteru Der 3abIrei9en IotaLeu 8aaz
0ereine g-oBe 8efriebigun9 beroorgsrufen, ba
bisies llnternebmen, DeI9es auf GpiubeIs
batter Baiis aufse6aut mar, Dor etnem Sabre
eiue Stliale I'm StGate ReWzDoEt errt5tet
bate unb bur6 bGs Ereibeu ietuer Gaeutel
bic teimti9en Guf f9erer @ruabla9e operis
renben Ban. uuo 2eihueretue In OhScre6it
III brirgeu orcbte. Son Retps DoIf aIe
tpurbe oauu aud 3uerft In ber ben SatereIien
Der 8auUeretue oeni6meteu BotanIarlft,
rI6e Scmeieefer," Die gufmartiam Der
8eh6r6eu BON giiuneIota Guf bte yamericau
ytatiouGIs SUtlbiugs & 2Oau'4 4f0ciatiOu" gez
Ienft, uH0 cine bierauf our9 oeU borttgeH
GramtnatOr angeReute unteriu4uug ersab,
hns bie @eieuidaft cirFa 100000 antbei(z
ideine berGuegabt, bag aber bic borbauOeRsn
50uos uub 8efaube fidl nur aHf $3.50, 900
beIiefeH; bies RtBuerbdItniB erftdEte fib boz
burd, ba5 bic BerpGlsuHgsfOfte Der GeieIIs
i6ait uugefdbr 67 Bro3ent Der einBe5ablteu
fFonbs GerihIGugen uno baB ote @Gttu6er bes
llnteiuebmeHs fi5 tn Der Sorm BON bobeu
8aamteniaI6reu In bteIe eHOruIeH BerpaI=
tunastnffen tbetIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Sine aroRe gfrEFe ReyerDe GaGTe.

Bofpu, Z. 6ebruGr. Sin bteitges
RorgenbIatt ertbalt etuen GrtifeI, 6nB Dor
SnIceniruug Der Strite8 fir etHeu G6tfitubt=
gen Irbeitstag am l. gfai ,. s., innerbGIb
Der federation Of 0abor" cine Sereiuiguus
gRgriinbet perben ioI, nm etnen Sna6 OOH
T1inoeaens $3.50, 600 ueI BEN 80. Wiai auf'
Subriugen, Delde Summe man ban1 ben
i5uigea &r5etterH 3ur Seritigurg feIen tuiu,
peIGe an 6em Sage euttpe0er am Strtte 0Oer
0usaeihlofen ftRb.
gDie bic getter Der Bemeguug iagea, babeu
bic arbeiter SrgGniia iiatiOuen btsber 3umeiit
nlein Ouf bic Ggmpatbie bes PubIifIms BET
auefGnoeu u. I. 10. gere@nst, Do6ur1 70
NANCE STgantiattoaen 3H @run6e geggugeH
Fu6 unb 0as Ieere Bortemonnae uuO Der
6Inger Der gIrbeiter tpareu Der bette SuuOess
geupfe ber &rbeitgeber. 8a ca. 75O 900 Irs
better Giant cifisieIIem, baBu unsuuerldif8em
Sertdt uur $4,000; B. 3teb.) Der ySeoeEas
tion" angeb0reu, 10 mitrbeu oieie BET elmer
Steuer non 10 Gents pro Ropf uno QSo4e
inuerbaIb 40 g8ohea eiuen SoRb BON bret
UliuIoueu Dollars auf6I,ugeu, ipeIde eiue
grOse Siderbeit gegen IerIuf on 20bnen BET
Iusfdnbeu bebenten RR6 mitaelfen nitr6ea,
bic &eihen Der Dtttslieoer Der y5eGerattou"
gaus be0eHtepo Gu5uihmCIlen. Dfan CLAUDE,
6Q6 ote 3GbI Der Strifes bauu 0u@ bebau=
teno bermiubert Iub bag gf0tb bic SamiIten
Der arbeiter ni6t mebr 70 Ieidt betmiaaeu
tDerbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

B0 ibing TON, .. g., Z. Gebruar. -
Der g mat mar beute nid)t IN SibuuQ.
Snt Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

g9ten, z. 5sbruar. - 8E. SautI9, Der
ueue 6lraidii4e SuItusminifler, ra0eta beute
irl lluterbouie 5u @uafeg ttner Blu sur @aa
gulirung jl6iGer 8elIgtOnss @emetni@aiteu.
ST ilgte, bic 8eRieruHa miBbiutge enti9tsOeI
bGs tiirBlidj pteoer erbObeue. auti,iemitii5e
8ebJiiu, unb miiuide, ben iibtI&eu 8epO50
ueru bes Reids bas 8aGlt DOutger uaab5ins
gigleit in Der GOutrOIe ibEer GGItgioaaaage.
Iggeubeiteu Bu fi5ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08
Rte g9ttrtn al EaaeIa.

GonfaHttHopel, 7. Gebruar. - gB
fBiro oifi5isu bs5auptetr Oa5 b0utommeue
GtrtrQ&t auf Garbia herrI4t. Die aagabe,
bnB Der fiir3li4 BON SuJtan erla6eHe Sir
mon uuBuiTtebenbeit oeruriaGt babe, Bag bic
Wid8te cine gfobifiSiruHa bes Btrmaus per.
IaugeH unb tas SOr6ereituugeu fitr eiueu
gIffaub auf Der Saiel i'm @aHge ieien, pirb
T.!y trtQl unbenriiu0et erfiHrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

Gtom, Z. Sebruar.- Der Babff ertbeiIts,
obglCid er it6er ben 3uaaub istue8 au Der
guugeueut3iiaOung i'm Sterbeu IiegeuteR
BgabGIs, bee &GrotuaI8 Becci, ttef eri9ditsrt
if, beute gel9gentli1 be5 Sabr,Stass be5
GCbes bon BUS *. BON papRIidlu G9roae
btrg5 gbjclulion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-08

20nbou, z. Tebruar. - Die ueusfie
bas anelduSiI6e gerBte, meldle in Rranfcejf
pTaiti3treu melleu, etHe 3ohe Steuer 3abtau
NIB fi4 boz elmer mebijtati1eR 6atuitdt liner
BIafuug uHterwsrfeu miiTeu, naL9e ned
ta3u Der DiGtiirlt@eu Guti4eiOung oicjau
91Gum EdBt. Inter iOlGeu lImRdubea piic6e
% nur ben beEiibmtefea ausliabIideu QerB.
ten mBgltdb ietu, ibren Bsruf proftabet 3H
MAIDEN.
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OHIO DEMoCRAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1890

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delude the men who attended pol
itical meetings and read political
editorials into the belief that the
Mckinley bill would not increase
the cost of living and would give
them higher wages, but the women,
who did not attend political meet
ings, were not so easily duped.
Women, especially women who
have to run households on an eco
nomical basis, are intensely practi-
cal. When they went to the store
and market with the husbands
wages and came back with less
goods and marketing or less money,
because of the "McKinley prices",
they knew that prices had gone up
Naturally they asked about the
promised increased wages and find
ing it had not materialized they
required no political speech or ed
itorial to assist them in reaching a
positive conclusion and impressing
it on the husbands, who had to fur
nish more money or go short in
their living or comforts.
Senator Sherman and Speaker
Reed are right. The women had IA
good deal to do with the Republi-
can downfall. They had no votes
but they had Il powerful influence
on the voters.-Pyui,a Dealer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22
Geo. Heine, Prop.
GEORGE HEINE
100 Ladies Wanted

And 100 men to call on any drug
gist for Il FREE trial package OF
Lanes Family Medicine, the great
root and herb remedy, discovered
by DR.. Silas Lane while in the
Rocky Mountains. For diseases
of the blood, Liver and Kidneys il
is positive cure. For constipa-
ton and clearing up the complex
ion it does wonders. 1t is the best
spring medicine known. Large
size package, 80 cents. AT all drug
sits.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22
Steady Employment and
Good Wages.

Can be secured by wide awake
and steady young men in the
"Sunny South" and there is no
easier way to reach there than via
the famous Buckeye Route. If you
contemplate seeking new fields of
labor or changing your place of
residence call on G. w. Schwenke,
Agent of the G. H. V. & II. Ry.
Logan, Ohio, and get detailed in
formation as to routes and rates to
the different cities in the south and
west reached by the Buckeye
Route. w. III. Fisher, G. =. & Il.
A., Columbus, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22

of the Norwich Bulletin, the polite
al exigencies of the Republicans,
or any imaginary rule of consisten-
cy. The prospective increase in
the tax on tin plates has greatly
increased the desire to buy tin now
that is, there is an increased de-
mand, and this increased demand
has, of course, been followed by an
increase of price.
The prospective reduction in the
tax on sugar, however, has had no
effect on the demand for sugar, If
people would stop using sugar in
the belief that next spring they can
get it cheaper the reduced demand
would probably be followed by a re-
duced price. But as people go right
on eating sugar just as they have
been doing the demand keeps up,
and there is no reduction of the
price.
But it is not certain that the
price of sugar to the people who
eat it is going to be much reduced;
it may be, and then again it may
not be. The tax on raw sugar will
be reduced; that is, the refiners
will have to pay less for their raw
material. But as there is no do
mestic competition in sugar refining
the sugar trust can fix its selling
price without any regard to the
raw sugar. The only competition
the sugar trust has to meet is for
eign competition, and against that
the trust has protection of one
half cent pound. For fear, how
however, that Americans would
get sugar too cheap the trust got
the sugar schedule amended just
before the tariff law passed so that
sugar imported from country
that pays an export bounty shall
pay siX-tenths of cent tax. The
reduction to be made i'm the price
of sugar depends good deal on the
amiablility of the sugar trust.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22
Marion.

Now that the great political bat
tie is fought and the smoke lifted
we venture forth once more to
view the country and see a few
blear-eyed Republicans, poking
their heads above the briers and
red brush.
The wild Irishman says "Lewis
would have got there but the
miners struck him for higher
wages"
lard Fickle says he feels all
right-its boy.
On the 18th. a dog supposed to
have rabies made raid on Bear
run and bit several dogs; it is re-
ported that he also bit Mrs. S.
Blackstone, and son of Jno. Mil
Ter. When last heard from was in
Perry county and still at large.
Emanuel and Theron Rutgers
are confined to their rooms with
Pneumonia.
Old grandpa Geiger is confined
to his bed with Necrosis.
Rev. Jno. Rutgers of Philadel-
phia, Pa, visited his brothers last
week. While here he conducted
the funeral service of the infant
son of John Kistler from the New
Zion church.
Enos Vanatta and wife of Hardin
county, are visiting friends in this
locality.
Now that our schools are in pro-
gress would it rot be well for our
truant officer to look around, if we
have one.
Miss Beard of Junction city, will
close two months term in dis
trict No. 6, on 22nd.
1t is altogether probable that the
smart young men of this vicinity,
who delight in carrying and firing
revolvers at literary and other gath
erings, will get to see the grand
jurors in session.
The Red Bros. moved their saw
mill on John Bright's farm last
Friday. WHEN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22
More Facts.
Some Things to be Remembered by
Every Body.


Following is scientific descrip-
tion of what happens when you
light fire: The phosphorus on the
match is raised by friction to
temperature of 80 Digs. Fahrenheit,
at which it ignites. 1t raises the
temperature of the sulphur, if it be
a sulphur match, to 800 dgs., when
the sulphur begins to burn; the sui
phur raises the heat to 500 dgs.,
when the wood takes up the work
and produces a temperature of 900
dgs., at which the coal ignites.
The two sides of the human face
are not exactly alike, and German
biologist asserts that the lack of
symmetry, as rule, is confine ed to
the upper part of the face; in two
cases out of five the eyes are out of
line, and seven persons out of every
ten have stronger sight in one eye
than in the other; another singular
fact is that the right ear is almost
invariably higher than the left.
The earth is at the greatest dis
tance from the sun on the morning
of July 6.
The nerves of the human body
derive their origin from the medul-
la oblongata and medulla spinalis;
there are forty pairs of these nerves,
nine originating from the medulla
oblongata, and thirty-one from the
medulla spinalis; by "nerves" is
meant bundle of nervous fibers,
which are innumerable, about 5000
occupying an inch. 1t has been es-
timated that the human body con-
tains at least 100000 of nervous
fibers.
In discussion lately carried on
in Europe as to the distance at
which large objects on the earth's
surface are visible, it was stated
that the Himalaya mountains have
appeared to view from the great
distance of 224 miles and Mont
Blanc 210 miles.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22
Why Prices go up and
Down.

Our Republican friends seem ia
have no more idea Of how prices
are made and trade carried on
than an Indian has Of logarithms.
The Norwich Bulletin says: "If
the price of tin has right to go
up 'by anticipation on change in
the tariff which won't take place
till next June, why mustn't the
price of sugar go down by antIci.
pation' Of the abolition OF the duty
on sugar, which goes into effect
next APril?' The sugar men and
the tin men will fix their prices ac-
c0rding 10 their own interests and
the state of the market without
the ligbtest regard 70 the wishes