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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Orr @eEnntdrft.

RensDorf, 6. Suui. SolasHbee
fnb bic S1Iu5uottrurgeu: @elb er6fnete "a
4-6 Hnb idIr5 3u 4 Broient. Sterltag'
@edieI $4.843 aIf iethssia Gage uub 1885,
auf Gt9t. SInbessS sSbItgattonen: prsS.
1872, 4a.proI. 1O3, 3,prGs. -. 4ftEen:
abams @rpres $50. Central Bactfic set,
GbeIapeGfe Sbio 24g, grte 28E, bitto Brior
81, Suinois Central 1851, 9nfe Sbcre
1132, Ren 9erieh Central 1242, Rortb.
gDefera 1851, btttc Brior. 146, yieusgorl
Central 11O4, SbtO gltiRiFppt 25s, 6itto
SEirr. S5, Bittabnrg 1856, 9feaStug 46B,
ct. BauT 774, bits Erior. 1903, @eferus
u1iprf 85.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
2emolleneg aepem IN Glltapu.

Chicago, Su., .. SUM. &bauucsp so.
8epep, Der i4uu 10 maa4se Banfstt nab
mal9e aubere Seftltnfeit bnr9 ben SluB
leiIer &eoe DDerherrItGte," bat bier i'm pGR'
bitorium," peIGes brilliant beleu9tet Dar,
Dor elmer glGn3enoeu, Gus 5000 Berioneu Be-
febenben SeriGmmlung cine fsiaer betau4=
tefi biiuOeuoeu &eOeu gebqIten. S5 paroe
ibm BOA ben Gbicago'eru etu DtrPliGl iamel=
deIbGiter, menn n!9t gldnIeuber gnpiaua
berettet. Der Wapur Der 5tabt FeIte tba
Dor, aab bic 3gb6rer Uareu bon ietaem &e.
beuttus gang eutStidt. 8ts 8eraatainus
ieiHes Sigsteriommens NAT mebr Bon ioBia.
lsr, ats 0on p0Iitli@er ober iOnfiger lEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
ERergt SUB s6sfe.

Qpnbon, 6. Snut. - Ser. Staatens
SbliqatEnuer: > prog. 124, Ditto Al pro,.
IO6.-gitieu: q. @. B. AZ. Ditto Brior.
81, Canada Bacific 85g, @rie 294, Ditto
Bricr. 1877 Sllinots. central 1901, Dterican
l35, ct. BunI 8O1, RsDsgott SenttaL 11ss,
Benu|eIuuuiO 55g, 8saStns 2S, Rerican
Central 795.
QIperpooI, 6. Stunt. -I2. 80 RaGm;ts
tags. Banmpols. Inerttuuiide RiiteliOrte
6.SLi6, DO. Stem Orleans - Die SsrPau Z
betfneen GOO SaDen, SsltaIctt9a v1b
guefgbr 1900, 3uIuhr 1000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Stiirate lid aus nem Teuffer.

@eneba, N'zy., 6. Snni.-6rau @ba5.
H. Ti6arbS, friber Giqian q. Subj aus
Bridgeport, @onn., beging hslte gfa9mittag
SeIbitn1orb, in0em iie itd aus einent 6eniter
Snftitute" iiiir3te. SRI. 9ereuoen, cine Sran=
fenwdrteriu, benliibte ftd rergeb!tf, bic nahns
iinuise 6ran BON ibrem Sprbaben ab5ubalteu'
Die llnsladlide brad burt ben Sal beio'
8eine unb lebte nod 2 StHn6en lang. Sit
mar 40 Sabre Qlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Gine gan0e Giicuba5n0Ie6e ausgegO6en

ct. 9nHis, 6. Suui.-glsn,O 5ut@ius
ion, ein SSeihenfeuer, ii In beu Gaaa8ir=
SabuBnf Der nga5aIb= Saba" negsu 8araas
burg ucn 6rantpaggORs Der yDeunarsRins
@rGnoe= Sabn" perbaftet GporbeH. SeGs aua
bere Wduuer pGrsn nit i6m perbiinbti. Die
NGubersieu murten an Saliba, Sol, seriibt,
-3Rsi uHbere Ser 8iete iinb IN 5aliOa uerz
taTtet tporben, DObiu Sut9tniou abgefiibrt
trcroen If. Die 8anUe BAT tn ben Ieeteu paar
Utonnter Seioenfcffe. SGnbe, StfefeI NIB
anbsre WQGrea in gBertbe UUp $4,000 &C.
ficbIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Ratermnrn.

Suron, g. D, 6. Suni.-3ad 3. 6anb.
len, Serausgeber uuo &eoafteuT oes ,Snron.
SeraIb," rpllrbe aeteru 4beuO bon ieiuem 16>
Sobue 6reb in einen1 Strette eridloiien. Der
Sobn bsfinbet fi9 i'm @efausnb. 6anOIeg
mar Borfser bes bemofratiifeu Central go.
mites uno I'M ganIsn Staate b:taunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
MnG1 GIN SinhnnhI

@btca9o, 9. Suni. - Niebrere 5aien,
pel9e nit SoIuutbaift eiuaeiulpft tparen,
fiuo aus Dem pStuib 0teoical. Go1ese" gefOb=
len tporoeu. Sollte Der 9ie5 BON Sen Sbieren
qebiiien merben, 10 ruiro er obne 3pelfsl an Der
0afIerideu erfranfen. Ser @enuB bes fSleis
ides biirfte inNefeH feiHe becgutli5eu gei5wer'
hen ,ur EoIae bQbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Gine Gnrfe.

an gue, tueIds on ben 6oIgtn bon SusenSShub,n,
rsrD6ier S6wGde, fribem 8erLag. Berldft Der giqns
nssErait u. E 10: Isiosn, lsnee l9 { fenirei siu
non einem TliIfondr III Gdb Emeritd sntbeGt,
Etbidt abreIfItes 9OuDer an 8sO. Soisps Z. Sanan,
gsaaon ., gitsu'q 'qoI!sstte'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
SnhusGatnlfrnilbclt,

cincinnati, s. SSuui. - Sin 9uq Der
oSouispllle YaIbolller Slbn," melder BON
2outsoiue nad Cincinnati beItimnt mar, eut'
gleiife beutc III @ngliih, ap., 50 Wsilen pom
VOuisOills, un0 ein StIlafnaggon itlirjta BON
Der SDiduug berab. Den Wiittbeilgngen Der
8ububeamteu iufoIge, fam y7iemano um'8
2eben, iehoa puroeu rt1ehrere BaIiagiere ners
leet. gtabere8 1T UorIdufig utdlt 3u eruIit'
teln.
(SpatGr,l- y 9tdt 8erionen purSeu ourd ben
llnfau uarmunoet, Srusi oerielben mabriAeinlit
tD0tlidJ. Bie SarrpnnSIten iiuo: Sberit $. 6.
6obgee, SermaIter be8 8unoe8s Steueripel=
dlerS 3u SefTeriouuille, nebit Satin (8eioe
t0nnen faum geneieD; Sobu S0buion, eit
reiher SaummDu. 6Gn6ler auS Nltmpbi8,
SenH., unb Satin; N, 6. @pperiou, 8cent
2lrnolo NIB 6. 81. 8rent, brei 8eamte Der
o2ouisbiQe RaihpiQe, Sabn )" 8re11ier 5.
gCggar uno ein 9ieger, gfaniens Soiepb 8laf
iUsl. Die tf1eiffen Gerruunneten mAroeu nab
louisville 3urHfqebrad)t.
ii od forb, Sl8., 6. SUM. - Gin na6
Chicago beftmnter 3ug Der ,gtortbpeitern
Sabn" murOe gegen II llbr friib 3pei Metlen
me1lid BON hler ourd) ben 8rut eineS Rlocs
aus cem @eleiie geihleuoert, uno etItd1e 8aN>
gon8 ftirjtcn auf cine GnSabl an itner Stelle
beidaitiaten Strcdanarbeiter nm. 2ofomotips
fiibrer &bmaro 8lai8ben aus 8reeport, ionic
oier Stredeuarbeiter, RanlcnS Qtuauf Sobnz
ion, @mtt Qnoerion, Sobn @uitaoon uno S.
:. 8r1aier, fanen I'M Seben.
9re80en, Senn., 6. SUM. ni.--Superintens
Bent 6lether Der biefgeu gSaiierfation her
agiaibpiile chattanooga ct. Vouler glieu.
balm" un0 geOrge Hancafer. Elm bOtangeiez
tcner SauInann pon bier, rpGroeu, ats its ouf
elmer 0raiiine uou elmer auf oen 8abngeletle
urterronmcnen Spa3ierfabrt Juriidtebrten,
bon Giuem 5rabt5uge eriaBt, nobel gaucaiter
untfr Die 8doer oeiielbeu gcrietb uHb babtdp=
lid ent5Uei geidnitten warOe, 6lsta'r blisb
nuDsrlcgt.
9arrtsburg, 2lrf. 6. SUM. - Ser
u6rolt6 geben6e 8ofsug Ger ,St. 2ouisz Srons
Gi'eubnbn" eutgIeiile etwa aReilen BON bier.
gOtomotipIihrer Raiiero NIB Der 8reulier ia
men bei'm llmitiirSen Der gofonlotiu. inter
Oielelbe III Ijegen unO purben dIpcr perleet.
Sic Baiiagiere faren nit Dem Shrefen 6a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
sSnmilieuErnQ1nfe,

QbtcngO, 6. sunni. - Sobn 2Grrs, eir
betGster gtanu, idoS nm llbr beute Dor.
rnitt0s In ieiuer WobuUug ieiuer Trau uub
bapn fi& isIbff etue RuRel tn ben 3opi, 8etoe
mprhPn mnhTi61einlfn fferheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
GaIare Oer Woftuseiiter btertee 9Iafs.

8eprdeatGrt Ranaebp bon Sbiu bra@te
cine Bin eiu Betufs &eguIiruug ber Gin.
FINITE Der B9fmeifer pierter Rlaffs. SIe
Sin befinmtr bas oas Gtaismuer eutipres
deuo BEN llmfause Der Botgei5dtts, uie
foIat, ftI,rt perben iOu. Bon ben erftetl bers
stnHabmtea S1OO ober peutser pro Glartnl
100 Bro3ent, bon ben spetten $lC0 80 Bro
gent, BON ben uGdffen $500 so BEo3eut uuO
CON benz 0ieii 40 Br0;ent. auseroem ioqeu
DIE Bofmeifsr ~ bea @ebiitren fir Bers
pa@tuua Don ptipaten BOfRafen bere3t9t
iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
81. GunSreB. - Grfe SiRNng.
Sie eiIbesFraae tn btESsa SdufErH. e&n8
tueiItee Se5atten.

Sje GiIbesFraas tn btESsa S6uSsrn. e&na-
tpeiItee Se0atten.
zSai htnqt0'n, .. G., 6. Slnt. - Sm
Senat nuroe oas 6aus gmenoement III
oeG SeHatsbtu bebisIid1 zines 0ffgutIi9en
YGrtes i'm SiRritt Columbia nerporfen unb
Die Bill eiHem @onfersn5 gumite iibeEp;es
len.
Die 9anebtl lur gtQ5yirIu9 bon 6reibI.
bern am ufer ees YotomGc, uaSe beuI Bai1.
tnston.a .aROnument (e!n SIbfitut fiir bIe Ct
nGtsbiu iiber Gte udnIide Augelegenseit),
tpuroe o0nl @orite 6urtid5sri9tet guo Ia Den
8aIeaber etugetraaeU.
BiGtt (&eHr.) unterbreitete et1e Yetstton
Der 3a5afspflauSer nno 3abGfsbIubIer 6ee
polIatonic Gbales IN Connecticut mn cine
Spe3taliener Don niAt rueniger, ale 81 pro
Bfuno anf tmportirte DedbId.ter.
sire meme @oufereu3 Iber bic sDepeu=
6entz"Penfions6iu nurbe angsoroGet, gu6
Der SoIfiB2r eraanrte bic %. 0GDS, BL0h=
8ett uHb SaDner lu DtitaIi9ogrn oes Comic
reu3'90ntts'e.
Eel Geuat idrist 5israui sur reiterea gr'
0rternug beE Silber5il, Iub Blumj (8s.)
hiet cine LGnge &eoe. Die Gll, paId,e Dias
tic0pasSouutp, NrtB., antoriFrt, G6Ligatioaeu
iiir ben Sau elmer @iieubabu 81 emittireH,
9eLaugte 3und@ft 3ur Spra1e uHo nurbe
Eab turbeG Debate Guaeaommen.
Ser 8orTser uuterbreitate eiHe BotItaft
oes PrGFbenIeu Bur AHtDort aIf ben ST.
nae0ei9Ius, meI92r 4usfnnft itber bic fitrsz
it9e 0aubung eiueg beIpafTEeten RaunidlaIt
oOa bem 30nfntter yWc2aue" tn &ebar'
Segs, BEa., fcrbert; BEN SgiIs' GomIte I5erz
pieieu.
Ser genat belt baranf cine R1r,s @r.tn.
tioNsuua uno peyt0Bte f4 Damn mn llbr
bis mOEBeH.
Sns Observation-Disclosures
rurte lsute bte Debate ii5eE oie SiIb2rSiu
iOrt6eIgst. 2inb tDttau.) par Geg erlte 6eos
Esr uub ieste aueeiRanber, oab etue S!rsr6.
6frun8 bar &trtuIai.o1 ietaeg &uftGt Rsd ole
So92 Der Earuler 1sCbsferH, reip, Die BTeis
ber A6etbaus BrobAtte fssgern peroet Jfeos
ner Ig8te, Bic 31Ea5me beC RaIfteaft ogs
@OlD 8 iei etHe SaIae Der GtuaSme Der 9uIez
pIchHitCn u1b Der 3unGbme oeC SsrueFz
oupg bee @cInee in Ger aaut nub Der S1s
bufrte. gBeun cas- SiIbey Ietaen Bab aIs
Sch aGIeutbaI5gn In Der BeIt besaItsn 5itte,
10 piiroe cu4 ieiue RGuIfcaft gaf!esen iein.
Das 5ilber ioLe oaber I'M SHtereis Ger aroz
sen Dtafe bee amerttaHiI6en S9Ifes ptoer
leiue fsi9ere Stellurg erbaIten.
S.otper (H.s9.l, Gacep (Su.), 8alfsr
(Waf.) J, 8Iount lSa.l, 8Laue (M9.) uuo an
cere glitgtieber bteiten 9eOen, uab es nIr-
ben iOnf feiae @eidGfte erIssist lin lI5r
madte bas6ans eine Bauie bic llbr MbsnSe.
Sn Der abeubfsuug mnrbe cte 9ebatte iibsr
ote StiberfraGe lOrt8eias'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07

IA Ser 80 Stio s8altimurer Sr..
unterf. '8erein" bat fd ftE ieinsu
N rgeubeH Il IdueItheu GueflHg ben &c.
baun @af'iGeu @grtsr (yBatapec -SroUe")
ON surtls' Bat>3ueige Der uSaIttmore'
Abio'Satn" ale t3teIpRHit eepdst. Die
abtabrt bon Der Gnmben e5tatiou erfolai
lab, $40 cher 1910 obsr yla4mittags 2
usr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Gno0tDtn & EuIbtsth, Mhtnagts.
I, II, UprczGeibertfts. EtGOk &SGIttE45rs

qss~rmsz. Iuf ReiIuns bes 9rsisgerttes fir
$S%f{5 Baltimore &ountp i'm SoHturs &erz
R~SsA fabrGn perfauit Der nnterSeihnete ais
--~A44=azA&a~ psrmanenter BsrpaItsr Der Gouturs=
DPafs Don 4neIep Sants 9pnusrItaa, bsR IL.
SUM 1880, nuf offsntlifem Bertaufc aui Ser
Ebetswptth Yartn, RciiterstoDn, SlItimores
&ountp, Hlnrplanb, ots seiautmts $Sssroe rsata
Tttitten, bon GnbrefD SdIts acjIdleten SSseisS>
Rtaoeisbss, aus "a bsr fetuitsn Sbierc tbrer art
beffebenb.
Die eroste @orsfaIt iit bel 3Idtuus bteier Ebere
ausstuonbt fpor6en. Stt fin6 BON Srdrt6eit ieoer
4rf frei eebIiebeu, unb iorro5I in Iniebung bes
Stommbnnmss, iute Der Sorah9e lebes etn.elnsn ss9
bortn fie All Den 9auptbeer6en eteles Sanoes.
Der Bertlui ssnG5tt YerIonen, nsIde on Der gnt>
lpidsIuns Der Seiep>Race interert nb, cine eIsene
@elsrenbsit.
aaroleee nit glamsn, rssifrtrter Summer unb
Stnmulbaum ii1o ouf Aniutnen bei'm ptrnanenten
BerpoIter Nr. oil, RorosgalDsrtsStrase, Siabt
BaIumors oosr BET 3eprae Is. St06ScaIe,
&ulIcnotcr, Baltimore @ountp, Warplnno, gu
F16en.
Gin ueberirnss' @ertttat ntrb f1r ieses Ebier ges
aebeH. gerfeuissS sSGbinsun9: SaarSablung.
WiMare @, 9uI0reth,
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E6- Der 70 amens9 9flfsberetu"
Der 3ious 9emsiabe ou Rcre'gGpRtase,
htegt 9tenfag, ben 10. 5ant, mad
8onnosG 3 ans, pohiH llbr frtis uao
nhr Ro9mittags Don Der &ambeH@ Stalioa
3tigs nbsebau. erma&eue sapIel SO. sius
Der 25 Gems ftir bic RuReiabTt.
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NWfttGassN sNnsetgen.
WaaIak.Wssspa!sss !ssss.gnfaaf

uzsz- glahIaBs0sswaIteysa8
EIs-=1f@-EEszs4 bon
81 25a6eEet, SD 6sretz 1us HafGtag,
v z y SsutISas u, (. 10, 30 TaFItEn
a4ebI, DtIhn, SanShaIts@fcfisftsa u. I, (. tt
Rr. 128, Hpro= 5sertc nt=, 0ahs
2ertng1Dns EfsaHe.
Der untersstdntte x,sT7::""eItsr pes gSatlIaIf:s
c. t. a. ron SSetnrid1 2B1GeE berislIt Nftitr 90,
ben IL, SUM- 1890, 0crmtttagS 10 Nbty lamllt'
Itte Bdferei Iusftattune, ttftehenb in Ntetalls
Sbaufdfen, ttpt gBnasen nit 9e!uihten, @iastrhz
gen. oldierntn @otesSebalern uno sXeuern. Sfen,
2n6, gisiGrnrt, uno ioIsenbe 9dusbGitsz &iftt:eH:
Biano NIT pollen abgerunoeten @te1, adltafigen
jStsen, Saffen pon RoienboIt. Blrorz Reu0iement,
bon NuBbaUm nit ue6erSus uon aeiponnener Ssioe,
z Gtit, nrtitem oraen SpeaeI. Tus6Iuns D :ttltsI=
len. Bhreour. Rddttiben, &anapees, SOpbls,
Whatnot StiihIeu, SIsherfdrdnfen, yfltrasen,
9opIs uno onbsrtn 9;iitn, Seten, Stnssr'ihet Nllz
mnibine, Eeppd1en, Daastun, &orselan. SteiTs
gut, 9IosiOaaTen, EiihInneH, aiGen utsHii!ien
u. n.
81 SF6ffer nGatsats" E5dfa stSt tseAI,
ne TaffsE nspmatez- nuo 4SoBg BgFsB9@Tsbt
apo
4 Snerets gSGeeG tttt 5sIGppH5ea.
ESettGafS beDSnguu0: BaeraaaIaHa.
SsaSI Ssaagnsehtr,
gsaGIas=gsrDalter C. t. a.;
gStI1. Seemiuss Sc 3omp.,
(13O3,6,S,9) gluttoratoreF.
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aeDstteEpssHalsrt srtna u RnhLane.

BetersbErg, 6. Suui.-Daa al5Isst
8ts9t eiue BOclaBe In @Tpaanug, Delhs Ota
Babriiauten 0erpfliGtet, nue g1better, bic iE
iqrsm 9tenfe 1e!lsBt s1eEoeH, pd5Eeno tbrer
4rbeteuufdbtBRejt Bu 0sCiaraap. SSia bic
Sin ferHer 00yi1Get1t, muB Der BrtuBjplI,
falls Elm Atbeiter BET oeE Irbe;t um'5 QGben
fummt, Der gBittme Elm Sabre59eI0 Bon 80
ProSeRt bes 2obues beS arbstteIs urS Don
Is BrO3ent ca taaes aiao bic gum l5. Sc
bsnsiabre be5atIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07

EG Der @ermautnS Wlduners
9 OF" stht n orgeu gbsub siIe mafIuIt'
iGle Soirfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Ser MnInpn

BortIaub. Sr., 6. SUM. - Gin llnas
>Snbtaner, 9tamens Belio, pet6er DOR eiz
mem Sabre eine Snbianerin auf Der umatilIa.
8eierpation ermoroete, ruurOe beute babier bon
Der Bunnesbeh0r6e sebdnst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
SeeWtIAteS,

SHues SdOsamtsietretGr EiGenOr Sat elm
@eiud, cine IuBabI bon 5ta9asu, DeI9e ftir
ben eerindGft in Rew.DaTf eintrefen6eu
Dampfsr =, ,RiaiFer Raub09" befiinnit finO,
5oIIfrei siu5ulafau, abidldaltd bai@ieben, ba
er 81 elmer ioImen ausua9me Hi4t befHgt III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07

fGr gitttpoh, ben II. Sdnt, flost
TN Bgr5e Der % ahE. 2BiefHcr Su 5'g3s
Iar6tCmu has Slhres. BicHic usbf Gourmet
uqh,sfeff tes ySaItfuDrG BruueEs
uutCrfHifbrrP9 Geretus Rr, l.,
GGuto H." Fqtt. @sH erccIlente5 BCo8clum
ID 1om Eouite CUR Undertaking. Der @4ae
lufrGhsGt. giutrittsgarteu 7eifeu 25 geutS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07
Der ssrsoe ben esIeaas III qaeEanO.

E0n0 Q n 6. SuuI. -Der 6er5Og con d
leans fam beute aus Selgien in DOo'r au.
Seu Sater, Der @raf BON BariS, uH0 etpn
40 8geun6e nahmeu ibu aui Der Brfte in
@mpfang uro begriBteu iba auf bic ger5ljd)fe
g8eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07

~ Ser nlgl uutsiB uu=&La6," cine
rene Grgoutlatou, giot Uttttp %, SEN
Il. Sunt, in pgG 20 9 Ii seHzB Z"
lem srftCs Bicuic, nit Dem nd eia SAie5'
turnier uey6tahet. gSertbu0as Ggetia jiu5
sgiouNers fir bas G5d1isBeH tm i5tuge Gu5Bea
'sst. 8Gs @nt3se betrd9t 25 Seuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-07

Ef9H Qg, YGteE StRdBGpGt, c0as
3ejTuuirter grirti@un9spenbeE In gtr. 227.
sharp, &de ber &Rlnoeuz 5lraBe, feisrt
giVutGgy ben 9. Slai, sIuaR 3l5arsstgg
unb inoittrt gu etnem 2i3uefeinsu guuIGe.
Dag sr bic @Gfe in 5I3R iOOiaIer Bste Su
uutersoLteu OeEfeqt 5al sr set igii9eEea iaH
umsu 5e!egen9eiteu iIJl:5eageHO bsrpleieu.
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-04
ROPE FOR vERmONT.

k1VxG EOR VEHmONIs
The Vermonters are persistently trying to
attract attention to the abandoned farms
which are so numerous in their State, and
they have lately been encouraged by the idea
that the waste land can be pro6tably used
for sheep raising. A big farmer from Iowa
has visited some Of the more abandoned sec-
tions of the State lately, with the idea of
starting large stock raising enterprise,
principally for sheep. After making extern
eive observations, he is reported as saying
that much of this abandoned Vermont land
was ideal land for stock raising. He was led
to think that being so near the Boston and
New York markets, they had great advan-
tage over western lands. Land in Iowa for
stock raising costs from $50 to $40 an acre,
while large tracts, as good if not better for
sheep raising, could be obtained in Vermont
at an average between $5 and $40. One of
the strong points of Vermont lands he con-
sidered the assured water supply, and he re-
ported that he was strongly inclined to buy
tract of 1000 acres in Windham county,
which he thought especially adapted for
sheep raising, and putting 1000 sheep upon
the land to start with.
Sheep have been profitably raised in ver-
mont, and probably can be now. There is
good reason to think that ml,h of the una
used land in New England could we'll be 80
utilized. If 1t would not pay we'll to raise
sheep for their wool, it might to turn them
into mutton. Mutton is in increasing de-
mand, both for home consumption and for
export. And if the industry thrived, lands
which could now be purchased and turnsl
into large sheep farms at $40 an acre would
undoubtedly appreciate in value, and there
by add TO the value of tho investment.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-04
Saturday, January 4, 1880.
AN UNWELCOME INSECT.

Mr.. @. a. Fernald, the Massachusetts, en-
tomologist, is warning the people of his
State and the people of the country against
very pernicious little animal called the
Gypsy moth, which is new in this country.
It is known as one of the worst insect pests
Of Europe. It was accidentally introduced
into Massachusetts, by Frenchman named
Trouvelat, who was trying some experiments
with silkworms. Some OF The Gypsy moths
happened to be with some specimens that he
had imported from Europe. They are now
thoroughly acclimated, and last season their
devastations became very serious. Unlike
the tent caterpillar, which in habit it some-
what resembles, 1t does not conine itself to
few species, like the apple and cherry, but
devours almost any leaf that comes in its
way. It stripped the leaves, for instance,
from the apple, pear, plum, cherry. ounce,
apricot, linden, elm, birch, beach, oak, pop-
lar, willow, horn-beam, tupelo, ash, hazle-
nut, larch, fir, Nowary spruce, wistoria, corn
and bsyberry. Mr.. Fernald gives directions
for the destruction of the insects, and thinks
it may require two or three years, under
competent direction, before it is completely
stamped out, and he gives warning of the
danger which would accompany the send
ing of specimens" to other places to
crafty the desires of collectors
1t ia much to be hoped that the proper
authorities in Massachusetts will attend to
this little rascal and put summary stop to
him. We can't have him here in New Haven
disfieuripo our elms