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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
@ar IS eeItes Etcssr {?

8cabtng, 8a, &c. Mdrs. - Die
9lad)rtdt, bOB IN bim benndbartcn 8oma5,
borF ter neun Sabre alte Sobn uOn Garou
Qsbuann an gClben 6iIber aeROrben, bat nld,t
geringe Quiregung beroorgerufeu. gtue Inter.
irhung ergub, OaB eiu SAL BON Ibuar;em
@1brld)tn Oorla9, bod 1T nod uld)t cutid)le.
ben, ob Der ZOO burdl ben 8iB zines ueiueu
Tlortoa AligatOr5 oeruriadlt morocu, ooer OBJ
Gin Dor eiHigen SOdcH uOH 6Iorioa qciAldGs
8adet NIT ytllnjpIe5elH Den 5itbaltlm cut.
belt.
Sin Shsim bes Suabeu, @ailor 81. Sin
tbCr, rCr in 6lOrioa mObut, hattie rem NHa5en
Dor SrCi g4cdCn ;mei IIeluc lQigatortu 9.it,dt
uno fir otiisn Niutter cine Auubl yilllu
;nicbtlH in Iloo8 uUo Suoh usrpadt nut.
Qeanot. Der Sulbe bate mt om UlooS
9epirlt, uuo etncr Der AuDgatorH bait, lbu
crIIifru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
2sftR G{EfrEAfME

Can Grau3isco, 26. War}. - Den
GIoro uRo SetbftmOro, Delaer iid, ME &C.
ueIbet, i'm gEtnbor 00teI" 81 GebLaGOs
Cal, 1utrug, iGetut als DiotiU @iferiGdt gu
@rnuoe 3u l!2geu. Ser Better oee p0tsle
B. 8. Nc9Ontep, Der Oau Ba9bruder 6. 8.
&lCibGm bort eri4ofen uab barn Salbf.
uorO begoagen bat, iou beGUHuOeten Set
BOOT 9eagst ha5eu, Bag iaius Srau 3u Gre
hem uuEGntere SetiebaHgeu unterhaltau.
Sa Ger Rietouna te8 @gmcr0eteu fano man
metters GtetesBEiife, bic, Obp1bI oble Ia.
meHsnhteli9rift, 0on WcGoniep'3 6.al bsr'
SpluhreE jGeipen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
stpet eewto6ee0egts Qteb0absF ,

&nniae.gt ttp, MO., 26. Iiat3. - u
s.. Slime unb @np Gueu, Spei nDH0ss" Uoa
tjer, ftottCten bdut8 inugeu 5ameu IN Saoe=
perbeHce 8eiEds ab ms has Dur6e uon oeu
ilugen mdnnIiteH BeIpohHeru be8 lestges
uannteu Sttes igbr libel oermgrtt. Die Bet
ZEN @euqpnten erbisLten nnoagH1e Dro5unz
gen, fsbrten fd ater IHiht oGraH, uHo oils fte
geTfera ruteber SnbepeH5ence eiuen geia4
oafalten rnb Ie ii6 aRf BEN 6eimmeae
befGqbeu, 10 tpur6en te b0a elmer 8anbe bon
feds SerInrbten iiberfauea. auen Uuroe
nod bsm Sobubofe esiogttrt, Slime aber uaf
BEN SrietbOfe gei8Ieppt, poielbf man ibn
bGnb uno fnebeIte. Damn tibergoS mal sbn
nit g8afier, mari grbe auf ibn nu6 baRo i5n
on eiuen Qsideuaetu feft. grf nap groBeu
Gnfreugun8eu aeIang es t6m, fid1 BON ben
8anbeu 3u befreien. Rhine gIaHbt einias
fetuer Beiniser erfanut Bu BADEN, uub eE be-
abf6tigt, bteieR ote uabiT, Die eT erfa9gen,
AL UETQelteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
gisse Goutftott sHptF9ett 8tuet SRGen
NefGaIaRt etne gEgtferSbrmlff.

Nlt00n "a, Ya., 26. Wfdr3. - 81 gums
Citation, etlife Uteilsn pci1Iid BON bier, COT
ltolrtcn pat bcute &beuO 3met 6ra63iige; {;
oaS 2Srad ing 6euer, unO 5net 6Otel5, ionic
eiH &ohnhauS murOen ipdter Don ben Siam.
men crgriften. Ser Srt iit obue 6euerpebr,
mo Oa8 CIuitge 0littel 5ur 8etdmpfung OeS
&rauoeS beItano IN einer mad Der Babn
bin aufgcitelten 0fehe Uou 0ldnneru, merde
Sinner OOQ QS0iicr Don Qano Su 5ano paiIt=
rem ldBt. Ser Siibrer oar 2oGomotipe Scr. 385
bradl mdbreu0 oes BranOes Elm Sano9eenf
Der Sefebr ouf Der Sabn miro in 6Olge oe8
llnial8 auf bret O0er BIER Stuuoeu untcrbro.
den iein. I'm 312 llbr beute 9tadt mar bic
6euersbrunit nod i'm @ange, uno Die Shrger
hnttPn nnd1 fNiilfe fRIenrnnhirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27

can Fruubttt0, 20. Uldrl. - 't,
s. Wleort't 5ialuugg1 on ,Gr JHdrh-Bs,
eCugt Is psaitgs ptu. Hgb 6sra,Etml.
gaUu uut nte.tt aHho6tutt H.til5t llu.
cen gffu Nbttb tn 5lamuu aat Bt.
no f25 NuU.
WFugu g.. gG. W4u - Wtrf rsr
Wv psaNuait uus ploutft, tlnfm sabtttd
BfU 1900 HtuobuuH iu ealutamtsAguu
udtu ta8 ls be gU W6brbaau. tln.
EHdt unt uuf Wubt WtddIagt5la.
J,uft 'fIb ts.lIn HttbUbfauuru.
AfifEoHtr, Auf.. aa. WaH. - HH
tuf W ttIlbo't atf aWlstua tHr.H
srrB autatbt5hfrss Ntnttta.gt eta.
BOO iu NufaaJ bbH en- U#UaH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
1Cmp'rGnsipsittr ptrIanasn GalTt
fur NebrAAfa.

Gbicuao, 20. Nan. -Rrt Hylu,,J g.
apiaalb. 4yahbmim bu ,.porlb'g Npmius
9buhiau {mptr0ny llnoH,' bat tlutu Hui
mi mn chlit baealim ttg Samplguy iu Jt
biaeia, mo m nadnsn Nopgmbd ubu ttu
Wtobibitiou6 Hufuttmtui abltnimml wubu
iou, ttlahu. Stg iogbui alt Nttbtuatmfn
cen, GonHlagelhutu uHb fHmpusu,ltta
idall,n aui Auitaat gug llultrahtnua bt
2 odls on bts o6aemt'iluiu btl OfsaHnaitou
IN aeicasa ~ laldm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
EtB8Ia6ter 1eCER0 sttr GatfR0=
rata eftteS iunGem 06pGlens.

9etroit, 02iH., 26. 0ldr3. - 5n S8.
cola muroe geFeru 2tbeno ein orsifter Ycriu9
gcroht, bic adl5ebnDdhrige 6lorence 9iigbtins
gale III entiibCen. 9rei Niaunar lutten iie
nit @tmnlt in einsn gBagen 81 brtnaeu, oo9
Gclarg es ibr, ii1 los gu reiBen uno in Elm
Saus gu entfltehen. 2tl8 ibr Siilie 3utan,
nat,en iih ihre 2tugreiier aus oem Staube
3o8 Nld0dm fel III Sbnmaht unO III nod
u.dt Sum SemuBtiein getOmmen. 2lls 0rz
bddtlg muroen @m. RInu uno 2lnoren uuO
Gl Geuert perbaitet uub uad] Gapa8 gebrad)t,
neil Die bieii9en tiirger orobteu, iie 5u Inn,
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
mot,br1nrp la cEacnr RofInaifEe.

g3OntreRI, One, 26. gdr,. - Sobu
5emCs SGdioa 1T uOH fetuem 3tmmsrge-
nofsH Dapi5 SBius ermorbet por6en. Sad
ioH eHtfaumte elmer guten enQIti6eu Sa.
UtIie. @r bate Elm betrG@Htdes 8erm19su
nit elmer amerifauilden S6nuipieIer,u Der.
qeutet, bic ibH oerIteB, uadbem fie ibu UoQ=
fGubig ausgepltiubert bate. @r bemobute
NIT 28tLI8 etn 3tmmer in eiuem biuigeu Rots
banle. Bet6e mareu nm gtitterna1t l8lafeu
geaGugeu, aro einige Stuubeu Ipiter par0eR
Die 6GusbepObuer bur@ eiusn Qdrm erDedr.
Sadion bate GBtIs bon fid abgei9itteLt,
blutete cher aus elmer ttefen SaIsmunOe, on
ptlder er baIb oarauf furb. @r bate cine
fIetue Summe SeIbes i'm BefB, uub es beiBt,
btB 3teies ben gl6roer geret5t babe. gBtuS
III berbQftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
Gin 2arG init ttner 9si@t tort.
ntfdtopMmcu.

ycuttblllt, Nu., 2G. N,lgy - Sin
.",.,tr.,, ,s.,yurmB WupJ htult iWu.
f11 pou itu'H.'f tE lmuliuNgU lsWl,H.
GW tad,Wu8 War auo'b.Qt bn NNt.
ubU tinU uol ,c NIU't boa 8uaHhw5gu
SupU 200 H1.hH Hb tu tlttamdlu
ONT tu N.ur tH PrHd. waf. uHuHu Rf
bmt dc NTut Wtufauu1 tH U1Hrs tu
JtIrW bts gpdstus mb tW 70 pHb,ntr
wuhd ianr.l tUuJ bu Ear8 mIi Nff yuH.
% ttn eiltm rt 'tWlWW tU.dbu b.u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
gom Straseurdubertunen iibtrfaI
len.

@hitnaO, 26. gjdr;. - gll5 Der @lrl
grcolu Cannon g.iun GbuO 6c Bcosilfr.
mlaHg glua, ruuaicE ihm pIibidl ;wi an.
lduciQ gd.coCtC, ubcy oldll puihlltrte N-m
u,lmmr ben gS.Q, mtIlC l5u init D0glshlte.
uru 6luOlOcrn arncyou,cH, bi1 pauog bob ~
bdlteH pdmou that GIGS, uUl uGtycuo bi,
Uur bic Uuiic aui ltu aJit.t ttHu, buas
lobQie tIt au6Ct uug Ja'tltu uuo cgutte
Gd ocIcu ,irhalt, ctrG S. bls s., aU. Sit
bdobItu lbm oann Nt tort 40 matW, uno
e-rrou 0ir0 0u# 'rr...a t..s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
Gin GrtttTdiCS GUnOifGt Faait IA
bafkfabriEln,

3unptllc, Sa., 2G. 9ldr;. - 3. 6.
Brain, TaudSr ciuCS cugl Spuoua,5.
N hitr ororlnwmen, rm ~ Nrr r. &c. q.
tafsiobrilCu In 9arpillg ~ laden uuo unt,-
Gonlrole cluer Niljcugcellitait N tdtn. Sg
fommt Que Fuudburl, p0 gJ oas SU'duS
rtdlt Oui Tehyls boJtigc grOBt IabalsabgIeu
ermolbCn tabCn lOl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
/ 0tMatG 9et6.
abIsbtu ees eiultasH psatIa'H GTs0ti@'IF
su ben get. Staatea.

EEF3tVtN etS StSa'bE" Fs"fltSF N'eN'''V' ~
sa een ger. Gtaatett.
2acroffe, gBiac. 26. Didr3. - 6 ;.
biidOf WiddeI SeiB BON Der fat5OIii@eH @r3'
8i81lIe glilunnfee farb heHte in biefg'r
Stao. mad elmer 6rGufBett 5Ou rlebreren
WOuateu. ST pnrbe in 1918 in BfGlborf,
8ubern, gsbOren unb fHbirte SurtsprHoeu3
uub Sbeologie auf Der lIuiDerftdt glHu6eu.
Sn 1912 gum 8rtsifer sroiutrt, fam CT 1914
ale Ssiretar oss grBbtidOfs 3euue Ha4 gitl'
raufee.
gr grtinbete bort taS t5eolu9iiHe g5t,
8rnu3tstus. Seminar" uub pur tn 1868 S!.
foot BON 2acrofe, nel4eu Poiten er BDDli
Sabre lang beibebteIt. Su 1880 DurOe &c
&Gubiutor Der gr5OiB3eie IfitpaUfee un
be'm Eobe bes @r3bi6oiS 6euHe Osf.u
Ta@fOIger. BabSi6etnIid5 pire ieBt 5Di-
jden ben 0eutden NIB ben triden Sat5oIis
Zen ein hibiger &f iiber bic &rnenaIu1
etuGs neuen gr3bitlois entffebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27

@Hf#HtfhHuHt GO. Sri. #sN. #
.tfFt tfrit #sfmfH1a ttu Flalfa fff
it tat atu tfu bebfH stau Ha.
.Ht fn faffRhtfe Intt. n# HH hfUafi
HItfHrt BttN# zee sea- irta WaBas
.t utt ftHfbf hfl afi tatHH H Hat. aHs
It.t Ftarftf Hg gmfi aai tu ntaf tH
e hiHas tttfntt 0t alhns "a HtHtA
.st Fts tiVirfs luai sultgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
Ein cblatf cuartstt

Nifpr, G.. .G. Htiu # Nflu JHHu
toWtW, tH Mas UHrb NaIHUs iH bt1d|H6H.
COB 'ethsn r.U sHtUr tbs ytbfr. imt 'iH
ffr nHh lWI Wabhu. aut rru aHsI.bIitH.
ar tIan FIaU'Ut itH WFIfH ua. U.f
3abfH Hr AHNrafn uHt HH i1h5 Hl.r
Hn 8WiH'rau matt HfuH NtrbU sHi sHi
e. HFffH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
e6weRss sep's 8tn6tperFaa.
Gin 6Sftt BET 9t,ppe. - Edberes faber Die
Geitrtee seaYattoaSgeidiG9te aus gSslt'

Wefet.
Ref6efer, 3d., 26. @ar3.-Sdpes
fer Yeo, bte gtcnue, rpeI&e 8cAern einen Ser
iu9 medte, aus ben Sllla giarta'SIofter 3u
euifltet en-, unb tpeItbe cine turje Stfede bon
Der anfalt tuieber ein9efaugan purOe, tarb
beute on SersLIbmuHg. Die iibrt8en Rous
ueti ftno beute ettuas rnittheiIiamer iiber bic
Iuaelegenbstt. sc erbsIt, OaB S4peftr
SEQ Dor etpa feds giouaten aus BbiIabeL'
pbia IN 6as 9loFer fam uub ben wetseu
SGleier Hatm. Geit ieaer 3eit mar fte etae9
Der geiit9igfieu uub pfltftgefreuefen Qtiiaites
Der Jenes Srbens. gor elmer gSpfe ertrantte
fe Oh Der Grippe, NIB bic Srantbett ieste ibr
6ermnBen 81, bas fie geiResgeft6rt wuroe.
SIREN gefrigen SIuhtBsriuf madte iie tn
etDem iOI9en burd tire 8rautbett ueranIa5=
tea GaiGu bon Geifesf0rua9. Or. SOha
q. Wc&Iurp ucn bier, ruel4er Ste Serffors
beue bebanbeIte, baEdtigt Die gftttbetIuugeu
Der HcnHen. 96wafier SEQ farb nm / 15r
heute gicfmittaq. SIR Sob fam gdrili4
uusTpurtet uub NOR cine gOIge i9rer 8efrigen
&Ioefsuuua, iubem ne nur nit etnem yta4t
gspanOe befteibet ibr Eager berIafeu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
stus ntnt @ebtete per GHernrsfen.
Sic Totb tn Oer aobIeareaton

9 crontOu, ia, 26. 9&arj. 0tlid
fd.t au' bic 'dl'cdten 3elteu in ben SObleNre'
gcnm hotOtcs 3CI0uuu, 2adapanua 0Ciiuns
9ompaer,ea lbye SoJItute oabju iuiiruirt, oaB
u blS ou' 9Eeitcrcs BON ben Qrbcitern, meld,s
Saultr otr Gorpupuie bcpctnCu, lclne Oiie.
tt'n trudtlrcu uUo bCnittCu allen Seoari all
SChle 'DNsn'rr 'rFsg,r '-g,..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
Qnfn Rnne f,crttrfhefIf.

&barIetou, GO, &c. Rdrs.-SoIepb
gB. Snmes, peld3er In Der uerflofeueu gBo5e
iGuIbig betuubeu murbe, MeuheImUEoer 8ur
grmCrOuug ietaes BateIs gebuuseu 3u ba.
ben, nuroe beute gum &soe our6 ben Suauq
ogrurbeilt. 8as llElbatI iou an 9. gIat 0oQ.
5Ogeu perbeu. Sames if 80 Sabre aft uab
uuoerbStratbet. @r iF Elm uobIbabeuoer
Eaumpouphaujer Uuo uabm cine gnaez
ufhme rtignihaitlidhe Stennnn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
&3rGaSHtffupseIt taa Der 9auptitaDt
gSotDsSafOtG'S%
Gtta eIGGSaut.

Ntnbl0p, ., 26. Wfar5. = GIn 6lut
ideiut ouf bsm ShriffSamt oiccS 5oHntpS
III laiien. 2lue 9trioncu, Die oas Nmt BE-.
fleiCtt babCn, ideiuen pom ShtdIul Sa3u b..
Ilimmt Su ieiu, zines pl0Bliden ooer Qenaltia.
men Sobes 81 iterber. Sn biefer 98elc ha.
ben nGuli1 iedS 81. Sttrifis ocs genauutcn
Gountp ein @noc gsuon1men. @oT peniqen
8ogeu purbe Gr Sdcrifi 5Oiepb s. g8oroen
non einem 8ahuiuae jiberfabyeu uuo get0ottt.
3mci ieiuer 9lmtsUorgdHger, y. s. 8eal uuo
S,obn Stiirger, babeu IN oericlbea gEciIe thrcu
Sob g,fuuocn. Gr Sheri1 SohH 5rau;
1ur;te nuf Der SraBc tOot gu SoOn; lem
9sodioIger .. 6. 8tplluGcr purOc uou ciacm
id,eu 9CtucroeHcn Bicroe aus otm S1qcu g,=
id,leucrt uno 9ctOotCt, uHo SamcS gBoroeu,
Ger nGdfc Sd'Criii, Uuyec uou bua5fii3cu
beu YlauIuGri t00tlld) uulstt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
g IN @ c t3.

90 1T nab(os, 6te G9atIa6e
o53aI;n0Heh oaB clue i2n8e
9GWe, tuCltDe einen
&tebGt@em SENT
5at, staen 93si5 defitt geoen
weI9en feline gttOaItn aotfFons=
eWete Ro''ee, .we(4e ftdj ni8t
oeiiel5en gor}nge8 erfrent. Gs
If ocaDaI6 cine Sa9e bon 05@s
iter G8t&tt8Rett, 3nwiTen, 0aB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
gesmtIdlte ttLsarap9tf6e aspsfann

&Qs llnteIbGus Der @glsege6uug U0a
Jcpa poiFrte gef2ra eiue BIN, Iaut nelaer
ter erfte September uuId5r!i5 al3 Gtb2it.rs
tGg geieiert merben iou.
gus gtoptapa fommeu 8eihu2roeu
Hber 6ol8fts0eI auf RegieruHas gdu6areiau.
Gusndrtige &orp0ratiOGen I0fsH 6olB iiir
Bahni4meueu. 8slegrGpberpfdble Il. I. %.
fGLleu uuo bet0Ieeru bic Blumfdmme auf
b5m Gtihouri fromnbmitts. Ole Naimerts
iamitit Der Regterugg ID uuf bic aaaeIessu'
belt geIeult DorOeu.
- Gieier Euge ertraut bel gBeli5.0iuu,
TO- i'm @ou0c06e0gue G!eet etu luuggr
D!eui6, Pamtue gents OILS er Ctu ntIoes
@itro IN ben BluB geftbrt bate un0 BON
bemiglbeu ab9enorfeH nurbe. ysUIs fam ans
So1ratcru, no igiHs idmmtItGgu A1g'b0ris
gen bet Der Elutb rtrunleu pareu UnO CT
auCin ltb gerettst tatte.
gouis SaFllo, etn 5talieuer, uurbe
grEeru Gbeub Dot ietusr 2Bo5uuug ysc. 1928,
tbs7. StraBe BbHabGlplIl, o0u eiugm
nntereu 9taltguer, Ramyue Diihlel III Btas
40, turt ,tuGu UlsfUHif tn bic rsdls 5gtte
toouin DJtItgt 8ie NlgHriliuai bylh tn
her g9uu6g ab. Ser Ebatgr. bgFgu UlouB
fir bre 2 bot utbt btiauut ~, luHgg uuo
btrutct it roo AM 'rgtgu Eb5su.
- 3H Cnaun, CBt. N iul Bet cine Ia.
tgr'r6uua Cher BE BlBubsruul ttt Witss
lubiarr tutm General Uitbtilt0u5 Erup
pen sGtqJuIlth Der MdIhgu Rt5glicu iu
NoItmthattigtg im EGugt, 1tl Jaaabthgu
Scltaigu 'oftu Ten Wlt8 aus aHlubl ba.
ben, nae bbubaup, ta5 yt.ul9H.u mtItb
war.
Ju @udBb, Ont, Uut't alhru bu
D. latugg puttH yilb tu it5taalaul.idg
5ut .haurbaN utHubsut. GuHbs if hbrf,
ssu, t,a #ss bts tutglUmtn htabse itihtt
&Cttr, tfHH Better tr .tIbR Uaf tJbtat
'uttI iu lBbtn,
- Gu Bumbf lat' h9gmsau Wu
e. H.ltbu.ou uoF 4au6n lIaI a'lu htt
ulu ibu uuHa.HttH gsHg uu 4I.lU uaH
z .HH bntuaNtH
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b.f tit HabuiIulH bee FHd'ra u tiHti
lICi.amaiifH iaf ItfNuahWf aH tH iBIt.
tg.tt9'tr HutHtHHu8 mdAf aH. i1Hai q
rHffTtfH HH'pulfF eco tafugt1 tafHua
u lauua is'l uuaHHaHU uffttu ullt.
eos 'ayItti
HHUi Ntau uTaufEH efgfaHa aaat
p iap'as aHB. altl lH Hsisl BEE EtH.uHs
HHle Hefita
WUsfnu uast UHstaisr AfmIt
.fftn trf Bti' m sbHt6Hn. fl.l Fft H.Hti
FaHfHttH #itHf. Ha uH eeFfH ffM
ttffth aH tit ifHasbHaf RiHIsiafaaH -
uH#fi wtfttH 'sH tf HiH'h Aasmi'HsH
stfmiaiail go 9ea laf lfHsa B@tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-27
Gin ttaEieatiGer 0raf Nno feline
otfterfTnnfS61e Brafa.

PbtIabeIPbta, 26. Uar3.- guifeppc
&arubt, @raf bt UtoutercoIe, wurOe beute
BON 6l6ter Clement mn $40 uuo Soften be.
frait ul0 auseroem uuter $4O0 Btteoens
burgifnit gefslt, neil er uuIdusf etner ft39D
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Brown }ss
Din Probate Court. Special Term, October End,
1890.
In the Matter Of the estate of Christoph Ohlne
deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pulportng
to be the last will and testament Of Christoph
Ohme, deceased late of said county, has been
delivered to this Court;
And whereas, Wihemine Ohme has filed Herewith
her petition, representing among other things that
said Christoph Dime died i'll said County on
the 10th day OF May, 1890, testae, and that there
is 10 executor named In said last will and
testament, and praying that the said instrument
may be admitted to probate. and that letters
of administration with the will annexed be to her
issued thereon;
tits Ordered, That the proofs ofsald instrument
and the said petition, be heard before this Court
at the Probate Office in said County, on Thursday
the 9th day of November A. D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, when all concerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument;
And it is further ordered that public notice of
the time and place Of said hearing be gl:en to
all persons interested, by publication OF these or
d.rs once in each week for three successive weeks
prior t" said day ofhearng in the New Ulm Review,
a newspaper printed and published at the City OF
New Ulm in said County. ..--.- e..
Dated at New Ulm, MIMI, this 2nd day of
October A. D. 1890.
By the Court, s.
IL.S.l ERNST BRANDT,
43 Judge OF Probate
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
Personal Mention.

Jos. Sattler, of Springfield. was in
town Monday.
Julius Krause was at St. Paul yester-
day on business.
Alfred Hellman is spending the week
with St. Paul friends.
Andrew Lockway, a former New Ulm
boy, is up from St. Paul.
Jos. Eckstein went to St. Paul Mon
day afternoon on business.
| Geo. Hueiskamp of Winthrop spent a
portion of the week in our city.
Andrew Olin went to St. Paul Thurs
day evening for Il few DAYS visit.
Miss Sophie Klanke, of LIE Sueur. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Dirks.
Mrs. Jacob Hose. a former resident
OF New Vim, is visiting here with
friends.
II. G. c. Randall and T.. ]. BOYS,
Democratic candidates for office in Mic
ollet county. were in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Steinke and
children, Of St. Peter, were the guests
during the week of the family of III.
Loheyde.
Wm. Mueller came up from St. Pc
ter last week to attend the wedding of
Chas. Stolz and Miss Ida Heyman and
Albert Stralow and Miss Emma Hey
man.
Mrs. Jacob Nix and Mrs. Robert Nix
and children returned on Friday from
St. Paul, where they had been visiting
for several weeks with Mrs. Armin
Steinhauser.
James Delany and Albert Linstrom.
Nicollet county candidates for the Of
fees of Auditor and register, we're call
ers at our office yesterday. Both are
good men and if elected would do cred.
it to the positions which they seek to
fill.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
TO the Republican Club Of New Ulm.

On behalf Of the Young Mems Demo
mocratlc Club of New, Ulm 1 invite
you to join US in joint debate upon the
political issues Of the day, before our
respective clubs and an audience of
New Ulm citizens at any time within
ten days. The choice of subjects of
either National issues, the Tariff,
State or County issues will BIZ left en-
tlrely at your discretion. Details of
time, place and speakers to be ar.
ranged tor by the undersigned and n
con- mittee of your selection.
By order of the club,
FRED PFAENDER,
President.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
AUGUST scHELL.
[oRpER FOR HEARING on cLAIMsl

[ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS.l
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Brown. ,ss
In Probate Court, Special Term, October 9th.
1890.
In the matter Of the estate of Regina Kahlfeldt,
deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Reei-
ma KahlfelGt deceased, late of the county Of
Shelby and State of Tennessee, being granted To
William Pfaender: s
1t is ordered, that six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date of this
or der, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased, are required to
file the same In the Probate Court of said County.
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred.
1t further ordered that the first Monday in Nav
AID. 1891 at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at general term Of
said Probate Court, to be held at tie Court House
in the City OF New Ulm, in said County, be and
the same hereby is appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate Coury will exa-
mine and adjust said claims and demands;
And It IS further ordered, that notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
teested in said estate by forthwith publishing this
order once in each week for three successive weeks
in the New Ulm Review, weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City Of New UlM In
said County. n
Dated at New UIm, MINI, this 9th day of oeto-
berA. %. 1890. Us
By the Curt,
ERNST BRANDT,
IL. s. a Judge Of Prob sss
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
S s D Peterson Replies to Stewart.

Below we give the correspondence
/ between Candidates Stewart and Peter.
son in regard to the challenge made by
the former. A perusal Of the contents
OF both letters will show that Mr.. Peter.
son excuses himself with good reason
and excellent grace:
Redwood Falls, MINI, Oct. s, go.
| s. D. Peterson, NeU Ul7,g, MINI.
| DEAR SIR:I shall be pleased to
have you accompany me or my rounds,
and discuss the issues which are in
volved in this campaign.
Yours for reform,
A. D. STEWART.
New Ulm, MINI. Oct. IA, 80.
a. D. Stewart, Redwood Fails, lNi7a7s.
DEAR S1R::-I am in receipt of your
favor inviting me to join you on your
Grounds" through the district, in joint
discussion of the issues involved in this
campaign. In answer I would say shat
| cannot neglect my business to the ex-
tent of devoting my entire time from
now until election day IN a discussion
OF subjects unon which we ought to be
Of one mind. The only political issue,
that can come before the legislature
for which we are candidates for election
is the choice Of a United States Senator.
The Hon. G. X. DAVIS has shown HIM
self so watchful, as we'll as able, in the
advocacy and protection of the interests
OF our state, that no man ought to take
issue against the pledge have taken to
vote for him in case of my election.
On economy in the expenditure of
the peoples money, we are probably
both agreed. When in the senate be-
fore, did all could to save expenses
and reduce taxation. If elected / shall
do so again, and presume you would,
if successful. The other Important
questions to be considered, and which
ought not 10 be regarded as political,
are to secure reasonable freight rates
for our productions, and such amend
ments to our warehouse laws as will
give us open markets and chance to
ship and sell our grain and other pro-
ducts without paying toll to the elevat-
or corporations. This I have worked
for in the past and will continue to ag-
itate whether I am elected or remain a
private citizen. TIE give you an illus
tration of my position on this question
| would mention that last year when
this railroad company (the Chicago &
Northwestern doubled its rates, in
stead of submitting to the robbery.
hired my own lawyer, brought suit
against them and compelled them to
go back TO the old rates. My own in.
terests are SO identical with those of the
farmers and your own that can i'm
aglne no point on which we can differ.
For that reason can see no profit in
wasting time and words, aad must re-
specially decline your invitation.
Yours truly,
S. d. PETERSON.