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1pu Der ariitteu Sn5ef.

0nbliu, 4. 9lpril. - Su Sipperaru
iino beute Oiidael tSanlu uuo Oiinael
SanosrS wegen Serbreltuug zines 9opcott=
S.iebleS su ldu9eren SrelbeitSIlraien per-
urtbellt morDen. Sier Snolpiouen murbeu
ais uDtoOnllghterS" su Il bis l0=jabriser
@efdnguiBliraie perurtbeilt.- uOioonz
liahters" Saube untsrnabm gsitern abenD in
Guns eiuen sngriff auf Das 6aus eines
semiilen Siegerao, muroe JeOodJ burd) Das
prOnlpte Giul6reiten Oer Yolisei an Der
ausfiibruug hires SorhabenS perbinoert.-
Sn Sort lit SObn 6Olep, IN Osiieu Seilb- Die
Toltsei eine grDBere Guantltdt 9pnamit
iauO, su iieben 9abreu 3u6tbaus oerurtbeilt
morDeu.
Qunoon, A. glpril, - 9ie Geaieruna
bat beid)lollen, i6rn. Wtidacl 0auitt nidIt
sur SetbeiIi9H Hua On Der fgl. 9lrbeiter. Gom=
milton 81 e. Ell Ell. Nc@artbp III aufaes
IorDerr iuOroen, elnen anbersn Sertreter tur
SrlauO in Sori9las sn briHssu.
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gerbredlen, tpeldle ocu SStaIicusru III 6eI
Ver. Staaten sur Sait gclcGt weroeu.

8arter8bn bnrg, &.@Sa., 5. AprIl. -
Setrd6tllde AuIregnug berrldt an ben
Sabuliuien in -SirgInIen; man 9lanbt
@run0 III Der 2lnu0bme Su baben, oaB Die
italtenildleu Sabnarbelter tgre III 9teluzSrs
leans gelpud)ten 2auosleute nHrf baS 3er-
il0ren pon gigeutbum RIDDEN. Smet yer
iud)e, Gil;iiae Der Baltimore Sblobabn"
gum Gutgleleu 81 brtHgen, ltno geraOe nob
sur red]ten 3elt pereltelt poroeH.
Gtlid)e Wiluuten Dor Der 2lntunft bes
Nep.Y Yorter gilSugeS entoefte ell Sabus
mdrter uabe Grafton III e1uem euQen Ourd)s
it'd mebrere groBe Stiife gneN, Die III elner
lSeidle ,uilben beu Sdlicuen etE9etellt ma=
reu. @ine Stunbe lpGter entalng Der @bl-
caQoer GilSua nabe Oemlelben 9Hutte nlr
nit fuapper 1iotb Der 3eritOruu9 6urd) Elm
dbnllheS 9lttentat. Gu groBeS Depot uuo
Ntaga;in Der ySaltimOre-S bio Sabn" Su
Contribution puroe nit 9gnamlt III Die quit
qeiprenQt unO groBer Serlult bterburt) per-
anlaBt. 9lQe 0leie Serbre6en meroeu Den
Stalleuern III Der 9tadbarld]aft sur S0it gez
le9t.
lSie aus 9teu @aitle, 3D., gemelost
miro, er;dblt elu naturalillrter Stdltener,
9tamenS @abarrio, baB tbu Elm anOerer Sta
lleuer gum 2nidluB on cine GerlhmOruug
Al GGd,eu lbrer ermor6eteu gauOsleute Su
peranlaiIen udte. Der 6remoe iagte, 20,-
600 bematinete Stalener t0nnnteu bluntH
tinf StunOeu ua1 Bittsburg gebratt uer=
ben uuo leue StaDt obne Nfube einnebmen.
9lQe Staiener III ben Counties Seauer uuo
Auegbenp eien sur SetbellIgun9 an Der Ses
wegung, Die aIeldl5eiti9 aIlentbalbeu i'm
2auoe Qusbredeu lOle, aufgeforbelt mOrOen.
Ser Sren1oe iorOerte Gabarrtn auf ale
Ietne 9tatbareu in 2Sampuu Su ucraulafen,
Iid) aui eiH gegebenes Stgnal bin IN @ttt6=
burq III uerammelu. @lne 0tenge StalIeuer
wo6nt i'll Der 9tahburidaft, unO Die $5dIile
Oerlelbeu ioa Su Der vNiafia" geh0ren.
So misunderstanding obige 9lngabcn and
Ifeiuen, 10 lou e8 penHob Sbut0de ei,
OaB ii6 Stalleuer in Gruppen bon 25 bis
80 Wiauu wdbreuO Der legten Gage in
Yittsburg erngeltellt b0beu.
Sine Oepelde aus SSbeeltng bringt Die
StredeuSbotfaft, OaB 2000 Slallener, Ote
ua6e Niounospille, 8.-Sa., on Der ySaltis
moresSbio Sabu" beid)diti9t mareu, Grerz
Sier uebungen nornebmen unO ith nadb
9tem.S Orleans begebeu mollen. SSarum ie
Dies tbuu molenr tbelIen ne Den Serbrelz
tern Der SeniatlOu8z9todrlht mOblueiSli9
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Sa!,t,fafoitrpDhe.

gSilfe esbarre, 3d., 4. 2(pril. - Ser
bon bier nad Sufialo beltimmte @rpreB,u9
Der uSebi9b- Sallep- Sabn" III heute iriib UNI
l llbr bel SOnfleg, fiinf Otelleu BON bier,
nit ppller Sraft uioer eiUen SobIeumageu
augerannt, Den man unporiidtiger gSeile auf
Dem 9auptgeleile bate iteben laiieu. Der
SenOer purOe lart beidaOigt, ein @epddz
pageu Seririimmert, ELL YuQmau 9Sa9gon
ent9leiite. Die gaiiagiere fameu nit Dem
S6reden oauon, pagegen puroe Der Solo
motiufiibrer uno Der @epafmeilter uerlest,
(Sritprpr prufttid1
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Senfmat SIT Gbren Scr Siamctt tttts
Or0itcr.

@battanooQa, 8. gpril. -
Gin &iuciunatier yil IT eiuen Gntz
murf iiir eiu auf e BON Scofout=
MOuntaln III ;d)t, IS MOnument etnz
ssreidJt, meldep Ole G4attn Der beioen 4r'
mee'n usrberrlidsn iol, Die aui lenem hito-
ridden S6laftfelNe nit elnanoer 9stdmpTt.
9luf eiem aus Ntarnor ausSuiIbrenOen
Ylateau iOl cine Sdule iid erbeben, melde
cine 6rieoensgOttin trd9t, rpGbrenO al threr
SaIi5 Elm coui0berirter nno ein Sunoeslol=
Dat iif Die oauo reidleu. SIM 6intergrunoe
Der SQule io1 cine b0lbfretsi0rmtge @olon'
uabe Die Siiiten bepGbrter @euerale belber
armeen uno Srie9Seriuueruugeu auiaeh-
uebueu
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spfer clues 9atpitel,iturses.

Salifar, N..sS., 4. april.-Sm let.
ten Dtonat murbe Su ct. 2lntgoup, 1.s6.,
oas 5aus BON Srag sluOrews, in benz iiGD
sur 3elt nenn Berlonen bsfanOen, pom elmer
Samtne perl9ittet. Srau 9luorems uno ibre
dlteite Sodlter muroeu gctobtet, elmer Der
Sohne IIarb elnige Gage ipdter unO 3mei
8erlonen lsioen nod oil ben SsrlesuH9en,
bic iIe oapoutrI9evs
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(slns nnierer Gam ftaas 2. .gsnraen:slnssabe.
Sic Wiutter ocS ia Sps.,erict, Sa.,
scbanstett Srnoerpaares !pabn=
iit,ttia aefuoroett.

@reen8burg, 3D., 8. glpril. - 6rau
gticelp, Die Oi@tter Der beioeu Ia. Somerlet
Ba., megen @rmOrOung oes 8arnerS Ilnt-
berger 9ehdnsten Sriiber, lit mabHllnntg 9s>
iporpen, unp ibr @ejit wiro, pie Die Ierite
erflGreI, seltlebens umuahtet bleibeH. DIE
yelheu 0e5 SruoerpaareS murOen geltern
IbenO nad Der 6arm Der Gltern gebradlt
uno iolIen mo1geu oaielblt beerOist meroeH,
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Scr sri,feniprineer tn ser Watsd,e.

albanp, N. : g., A. &pril. - Stepe
9rooie bon gie,u.D Dort bat $1,000 Sirgi9aft
leiiten miinen III Stjug aui Die se9en i'm
erbObene antla9e, &aIter SilIon geidbrli6
peruunoet su bapen. 2te gSuube, Die er
Sieiem III Den lluterleib beibradIte, iii iebr
eruller art, iie tann lOgar t0btli6 uerlauien.
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The German Correspondent,

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@rfaltansen nnS e6merien in Der &au8e
aeheiIt.

uINEtH, OQSpep1e, 9tlIIuuAtg 0}t~
ifuuIife, Slfttranfbeten, @t, gBoieriudt eHslilhe
araHfbet, SGSiIuB, Sronhltls, SdmIHoludt H. !. 10.
@rfaltansen nnO s6merien in Der sau8e
gebeiIt.
aibfarb, 0isc., 81. Nopember 1Ss5.
Or. 81aotpop- 28ertber 9err! Sd monte 9bHeH
aHzReiolueat lhTeibeE. Dor adtstbn SGbleH eiHz
pfab[ i'd biees Dlittel 8r. 2lmmermanu in SuotoH>
no, Diiun., Der mir Elm anglabrl9er SrsuHo gepsea
mar, Ino ingte ibm eas IS teiH beierts Qitt sssa
SrtdituH9 uno SpmerseR IN Der Sunee eebe. or uers
lIde eS uno o0Htte mir eaHu plelmals, btHJuiugeno
ods IS fen beiiere5 Uittel eeeeH oeie SraHibeiteH
9ebe, uHo iett empHebt er es itIEeE yatienten. SD
enipIabl e5 aHt orH. Sirbo, eiHem Apotbeter in
SmGtoHna, uHo jest 16It er IS uorrdttg. SH appIe'
ton, 2Slsc., Duroe idl nit enem iHHgeH ViaHne bes
taHnt, Der eineH IbIimmeH Suien bate, uno oem
mon oeturbtett, ooB er bic Sdlrpinoinft bttommeH
foIroe 56 erpiahl 9br Sarapariliars9leiolUeE
nno nad elH9el 3sit iab id ibH mid uno seiuno Il
otudte MN foafW Die 6dno uHo laste mir, oae sr
S9ns Hln leeI oe9rabeH ein iulrbe. Us bot tpH epI
luheh 9tpell- Sor nHaeidbr iedls3e5H 5Gbren tam
sln DtaHn 8a mir (in Sulntb) uHo ia9te, odB lslHe
plau an elHem 6uteH rbe; hStte sUei aerSte uets
llat' aoer o9re grioIe. SD empfahl Sbr Sariapartz
nan, uno nab eiHiaeH 2daeu mar iie 9eiuEo- g9eHn
S1 bride Hodmals men GTitGunen Iber hieie Gr3Hei
aus u1o iauH mn 9eoem ratben, oieelbt I'M Saue 81
ha5eH; iic oerbitet in uieItH 6dleE cine itDeTs
RfdHtbett H. l. 10.
Sbr erge6sner F. aruihte.
-3n haben 6,i gpotbeteru. 81 bic 7Slnite.
9eu=gOri
sgGubos gu6Iitum!--@ @sbet fiber rHb pers
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S6utersen- Seifmtttef,
Aialars# III ibrfn urrfbisheneu fors
men gfbeilt nnb psrbitet.

G5 eit6t teu 6eilmittel in Der geIt, ntlde5 gBefs
eHeber uno aue anoeren maIariiter. bLioeH uEo buz
tisen 6leber nit 6nIe Don Htaopan'c piueu 10
ihHea beilt, ais RGoDaD's Rcaop WelicT.
U. 1 ii. furirt Hl1t Hur ben nit Malaria BebaTtes
ten onbern penn Geute, iUelde oem malarhen Site
nus9eegt iib, ieoen Wiorgen sbe e dusseben 20 bis
25 5ropfen Medop 9feli.i in g8aiier etnnebmeH uro
babel eiHen Grader eieH, ueroen ie eoem n9ri oor=
6eugen.
so Gts. bic 6Iaihe. gu babsn bel 2IpotbeterH.
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&uniul SdIambers bat nod feine Sdritts er=
QrtiJett.

8ittsburg 4. 9tpril. - Der 6ftreid,t.
ide Soniul Niar Sdamberg befinoet lid
franz IN ieiner gSohnung. G5 itebt jsoof
feit, oaB lelne Seamteu bis jebt nod feine
Sd)ritte IN Seiug auf Die @rmoroung Oft
reid)iider llntertbamen getbau baben. Ser
Serneter beS SOululs ertlGrte, oaB BON ieiz
ner Selte 9titts 9eid)ebeu me1be. ebe Der
GoronerS Snqueit uoriibcr lei. au6 Oanu
lei es nod fraglid), OBJ man iid) nit Der 2lnz
eele9enbeit beialeu merDe.
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Seiem sic Bier Sie Gelesenbeit,
ret d. ) II ~ erocn!
$500 SeIobnuma. $500 SeIobmura.

SoOO SeioDnuu9. $500 SelpbUHug.
utttn mir Ole @aareri, Die mir an,ciscu iiidlt
aud aufipeiicu,
SdlEeloen Sle Sles ans; eS plro Sbncn MGnte1
Collar I'M SdusbaIte ipareH.
21OO garbs ySad,stmdb, CUTE SuaIitdt, Is Gents
Die Ilaro.
5000 garos suen amd,tntcppidlo, Is Gents Die
g)aro.
2750 yorbs Jnsrainzs cppid,s fir 3imnter, %
Gents bic yaro:
1850 Yaros oretlaaigcu Geppid)s, nur 3S Gents
Die y)dro.
1100 gorbs feiHen Gau;tuuaeneu Scpptd,s, so
Gents Die sDdro.
3teier Seppih luiro iberaa ii Der Stabt fir IS
Gents oertaHt uno gu oeiem gretie nod als Bargain
betrdd'tet
$500 garos ieinen 9rif1eler 9cppid,s, 45 Gents
1900 garbS BodyzSrafeier SeppiG,s, 6S Gents
Die gGro.
1850 garos fetHen SanlaetzScppidls, rs Gents
Die saro.
1000 DiOqnctzSat' fei lottomans), 40 Gents bas
81 Stiit.
@rofe SmnrHa'cr Wattcn, 81 Gents bos Stid.
26 bel 81 9roBe Spmrnaer 0atteti, aui beioeH Seiz
ten 9leit, nit 81 AZ.
5000 HoueH nabtoier yaatten, nu beloeH Selten
benubbGr, boa IL Gents
@e6eH Sic aidbt iehL itauen Sie i'd nab benz redl=
en- NGee nm lIHo nsrten Sle iid
Tr. 4f5, SN=SSaltint orc=, nale Sapitr.
2ewi5 Nad)man & Sruber.
aiatter! afldt.er! tt,atter!
9SeHn Sic &inoertutidsn 9ebrauter, toulmen
Ste HGd Der Sabrf 9tr. 215, WScit =SaltimprcItr.,
uno ytr. 2OO uuo 2O2, gSeit=8ermamitr. ste
@utiten iperoen rsparirt.
SSas.0 0siissabsTa, stcs graf.; CABBAGE
SouGro u. Brl0r Setr.; and
Senrp 6oid}en, Statmeiter; TOY co.
p. Srimer, Cup; TOY co.
(9priI;3, ,2djfte, . UtIiT)
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Sr. &aopaB's
Sariapariaiast 3eiOloemt!
9as 9rOBe neutrality-suspicious..

gbroniiter 9fbeumatismus, itropbul0ie eeiben 0ris
ieHeehnulit, trOdeHeS 6aieIn, SrebsleloeH tun9eHs
bIuteH, 0pspepiie GeoidlmanH, 9edlplre, e)ez
IduuIife 6iiittranfbeten, Gt, gBaieriut, eHglllhe
Sranfhet. Sr sfIuk. Srnrfitia Shmlnoiudt Il. |. No.
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81. Sabrgang.
@rnDential> al>0eagme,

caupt5S fIicc: gsr. "a, Iarfs GIace, ,gsetp= orf.
Sluei9zSffice:
gfr. 1917, . It =S I t imor strafe.
Serein fir u0dentlid)e llnteritiisung
bel Sranfbeit uuO llniall,
NIT oeer obne Seridsruns i'm Sale bss Sobes.
Spcsicae Yortsctle
edrsjibrise grfobriins- G5eerlnoet 1875.
Seine 9liiebmeHts. 9eitimmte g9odjenbeitrdae.
0rpBes 8arantics &apitaI.
Eeieroe Der SranfenfGile le..-........ S51 ,576.5l
Sortlouienoe llnterititrng obne Ilnterbrehun9.
8rompte suSSoblune.
1leber 1000, 900 In 8cncfifS auSbesabst.
3eiH @intritts9eIb
Settle Soften fur arslid)e unterindu,ig.
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YGG6e!

YGne! 9Gfjc!
sur Sleiie I'M ausaEbe beor9t inisrhaIb "a etunoez
81 eeoeuteHo berab9eiegtem $reiie
Souaro Blame,
Sde SaltImorsftIafe Iao $eitzSffiess gpsHue.
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Tnh s,pei cpier oes Siutbaos.

Scottbale, 3d., 4. 9tprll. = 3iuei
iuettere 8erlonen ftarben bcute all ben Ser
lesun9cn, melde ne 0onneritag Ooraen
bel Dem Slutbao Su 0torewooo erlitten.
Die Spfer ilno Saul Salinsfp Don 9onueQp
unb Solepb SlaSmaun pou MulliuS. Die
Jiafrtbt bon Dem SoOe Der Seioen bat Die
Grbitterun9 inter Der arbeteuben Sep0lfez
fsrung nod mebr 9eiteigert. Son alien Sei-
ten pnrOen anlammlungen pou Striferu
beridtst, bod mar bis ipat 9ia9ts nod feline
gtadrld)t eln9elauIen, oaB es irgeuDmo III
SuanlmenltoBen oefomnen mnr.
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Walaria
tn tbren oerf3;cocnen Sormen,
bibtoe5 lu1b fQlteS SYieber,

@s si6t tcin SeiImtttI in Der gBet peIdles bibiees
mo f0teS 5Sieber uHo Gue Gnoeren madriiteH. ioue
gallenz u1o NHoere 6ieber init 0ulie pom Raowaa'S
GiucU) ihReler beilt, ais Haopap's Reaog Res
lief.
ssreis SO Gents Die 5iaide. 3u baben bel
allen 9pptheferu.
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genmIgipamiem's gsili, in iDrer befauu.ca
Moilc

0fouut 8Geaiaut, 4. 2pril. - gi=
nige Der NfiliSioIpaten fiibren iit in id)dnos
lider @eiie aui. &iele oou ibuen tauueln
betruufen burd) Die StraBeu Giner 9(nz
sabl oieler Sengel murbe Der Gintritt in elm
uSpeaf Galep" perluebrt, furS entihloiicn
i6lugen lie Die 8biire eiu, priigelten Den Se.
iiter Der gSinfeltneipe minoelmeid) IL. mah<
ten iidl iiber leine Sdnappss uno Sierpor=
rdtbe her, Die tie uertilgten. lleber ibr laus.
bubenhafteS 8rebeu miro geritt an Sou.
perneur 8attilon ertattet merneu.
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vSeig 0spi9t ia OOlo pertb." "

Y
Den IA. Sanuar 1883.
gugu q, Ga.
Or. 81 4 10 IN: SD babe ollie bic oeridieoeHen
Uftttel, Die i'm Uture itEo obHe Griol9 periut, as
ib Heln 3rano eHolth pcridimmtrte uno ein tSreuno
mir rtetb jbr Reaou JeIie 81 gebrauden. SD iGgte
einem 3atbe uRo gebruubte baiielbe an meincm Sus=
geleHf uRo an meinem aEie uro mar 5u meiHer 9erz
numbering am Hdd)ien Ulor9en pieosr im StOHoe,
meiHeE Bfittsn EadSugebeH. Sd bate iebr IaHge on
RbeumatismuS 9eitteH. Sth iueroe ME obHe il. u.
u. ieiH oa IS leiH @jeuiht in Soo mertb lit. UeiHe
Wtutter puroe ourdh u. u. R. in Sluei StuRoeH Don
RbeumatismuS in ben SduItern oebeilt.
gS. 3. S cope 7 pom Der 6trma Cooper Il Grams.
Gin baIber bis Su eiuem SbeeIofs po In einem bals
ben GIaie g8aier IiHoeIt in menisen WlHuteH &rams
pie, Wagcuiamre, uebcIteit, Grbredleu, Spoz
BREMEN, Serpoiitat, Sdbtafoiiafeit, &ppfs
IdjmerSeu, Sinrrboe, &oIif, SIabungeu ullo
ale inuerlidIeu SdImerien.
gs 1T BON Der GuBeriten @idti9feit, oaB iebe
6amilte elnen SorratB bon
8ao.uaD's &eaoD &elief
su ieber 3eit I'M Sauie babe. Sein Gcbrouth iuiro
uchtbdtig lptrfeH bel leocr Irt pon SdmerB ooer
9ranfbeit. IS 9ibt gtlhts IN Der g8tlt oas 10 fnea
eiRen Sd,mer5 tlt, nod SeH SOrtihritt elmer arantz
belt Gu9d!t, ais oaS 3feaoq 0leIteI.
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Ser 9entide Correspondent,
SdsIih, ip6teatIid rab Sountass,

NNYIIlnf IUVuIIIIiiIU EIIU SUHlIUHSt
4. Raine, Gi0:ntbimer amo 8scSaftear,
Gibipei-Gde galtatorssS Strabe unb IoitS iiice=Gpe
Treis bes tasI;d,en gIattcS, burd GrGser In Sal=
fimore uno in Der 9ta6barldait beiorst, 12R Sfs.;
tasiid,e uno Snuntaa aae sslnssate 15 @ts. pro
gSode, e,Sa5Ibar nohentl Die oasSlGtt beior9enoen
to=gorausbe,abuas 81 so pro Sabr, iir fiirsere
!Seit i'm SerbdItEif; iir Die tppd)cutIide 2imSgabe
nit SonntassbIatt, portoire, nit absus fir Clubs
$3.50 pro S5abr, Eap ireeno erem Srte oes Sjnlans
bes, 81 nab europa. Snnnta ss9,us sabe 81
pro Sabr.-0as bette unb btaisite Deutidle 9Iatt
In ben 0iittelz uIo SIbiaate1.
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sg-Aubas gu6Iitum!-G Gebet fiber Inb uers
ianst Raowao's uno is9et aaB ~9faowaD" an 9sm
Il. has Shr tagit. CD
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SVkhkH wv we ct""hNH We SHtUYW
-2IuBcrOem cntbdlt 6as BOden>--
-blatt Gabels unO SnlanOz0es-
-peidcn, Die neueiten 9tOOclIen,
-geridte aus icOem .3pei9e Oe8-,
-@iiicnS, OOaltanOige gta6rids-
len iiber bie 2(ntunit unO 2tb--
gang ser eurOpaii4en 90mpfs-
-idiiIe, PaIIusierliiten bier ans-
-5utOmmenOer@inwalS uno-
bic buuptiad(diten 2Otals- g
-Greigniiie 9altimOre's unO-
-MarylanO'8, @aibin9ton's-
-.c.; poQitanOige 9eridte ii6er-
ben StanO Ser 0tartte, 9Orie-
-,c. SOrgialtige Gu8itattuns,-
-suter Druid unO biuiser BrsiS.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-06
Die 2sitle Der Eran 6ubbarO mirb am Is

Die 2eid)e Der Srau SubbarO miro am Is.
9lpril mad 2lmerifa geianOt meroen.
Saiier 9Silbelm uno Brin; loeinrih mobn-
ten beute i'll aiel bem Stapeaaufs zines
ueuen beutiten SreuSers bel. YliuS Sein@
rid taufte OenIelben pSalte."
Die Samburger YOliSei bat gum groBen
Gritauneu Der eortigeu SojialiIten ibre
@inmiaignng 5u Der beabidt9teu 9roben
So;ialifteu SemOnitratiou am 5. 0tai ge=
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-06

Gin crtuarteter Seindl ocs 0raiioenten Garnot
III Tpsfau.--i ic sinsfidlten auf atbidIafz
fmn8 oes Srrbnts 8egen Die Ginfubr amc=
rifaniidIer sdweine.- -Sunabmc Der @ins
fnbr amerifamiid,en 8inDaeild,cs in $sam=
bmrs.-SentidlIano's SetbeiIienma an Der
G5icagp'cr 2SeItz9lusiteuuna.-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-06
aus ser Goge-3esion. II.
Sesroi9nng Oct erf6oTes.ea Strifer.
Sauienoe bnn 9eibtragenben.

Sntereifante GrfIarunscn oes 6pfcs5abrifans
ten 6rtd. - Scrufsmastae Seescr fetncr
In9abe nadI Die S,nuptidulDigen. - Nete
eonfi'tte bel Der Mufnabmc Der slrbeit AM
Wontage beinrdltet. 3tpei weitere, per@
huinoste Strifcr acitorbtu. = Yenmi1lpas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-06

Die gnpenbuns bes RcaSs SSeIief aui oenSorpers
tbeil ooer Die Sorpertbee, in beHen itd Der Smers
beiinoet, MINI ioiortiae @rIeihteruna aelp0lren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-06
Gin stuard,i5feus Is or,plut.

8erlin, 4. glprll. = Sn 60lge Der Su
GouitanS Saben, porgenonmenen SerbGt=
tuug Des 2lnard)iiten S6laNed 1T man etnem
weituer5weiateu GOmplott alf Die Spur ges
fommen, peHen lette 9luslauier bis naf
Ser S6wei;, mad 6rantreidl uuo nad) gtoro=
oeutlhlanb rei6en. 3ie Seb0rben nebnlen
fat tGglld neue Serhaftuugen Dor; Die 3abl
Der Dor @eridt citirteu 3eu9en bat eine
euornle 60be erreid)t. @eltern 1T elmer Der
Ampdlte oeS 9feihSgerifts in 9onitun. eins
gerOffen, nm ote .umiau9retfen Sor'nter.
ludlun1eu I'll leiteu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-18
Studying the auzzling Science.

He was a pleasant-looking man, says the New
York World, and the bartender hardly took him
for a beat. Hs ordered whisky and poured out
one finger. Then he began to chat before
drinking
Il never take large drink" he said SIT
disagrees with mo, but am something of a
student Of human nature. | have been all over
the world, but America, after all. is the most
interesting. How much do you allow for q
drink here?''
The barkeeper said that about half an ordi-
nary glass was all that they allowed for 10
cents. Most men DID not take so much If any
took more they were charged accordingly.
"Ha, ha! Very interesting" said the stranger
Now, do you know that it is an chronological
study, or rather problem in economics, to see
how much various cities give for drink! This
have found out. is a Boston drink This. ''
and be added one more finger, lis a New York
drink; this" adding another, sis PhiIadel paia
drink. suppose but do not see how a man
can drink so much at once. This" adding
enough to make four fingers. lis a
Chicago drink; and this" fiIling the glass
to the brim, lis a Louisville drink Horrible
drinkers those Kentuckians. Never saw such
terrible drunkards. l was in Louisville once,
and perfect gentleman, a colonel and editor
of paper, came in, filed a glass up like this,
and swallowed it at one gulp." This the stranger
did, and before the astonisned oarkeeper could
say word he walked out without paying a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-18
His speech Saved Him.

Before we knock the barrel out from under
you" said the leader of the band Of Arizona
regulators, well give you a chance to say q
few word"
What's the use'" replied the Chicago Tribune
man with the rope around his neck. "You
wouldn't listen to me-"
Well listen just five minutes" rejoined the
chief pulling out his watch, IF you want to
shoot off your mouth. If not, up you 60"
The condemned wretch looked with logged.
sullen hate at the crowd before bin.
ut won't do any good that l know Of" he
said, for me to make any remarks and it won t
help me any reckon, to kick against these pro-
ceedinss. It's nothing more than 1 expected,
anyhow. I'm used TO being knocked around,
and I'm used to seeing everybody else
knocked around. Your turn will come some
day. You amt bit better than ! am. The
whole count-ys going to the devil as fast as it
can TO- Been going to the devil for years and
years. There aim any chance for a man to
amount to anything here, and it's not worth
while for him to try. Every mans doing what
he can to down every other man. and It doesn't
make much difference whico comes out on top
The fellows that get top generally stay
there, and the poor devils that are under can
squirm and squlrm and 1t won't do them any
good. They've go to stay there and"
"Fellers, " said the leader of the band much
mortified. we've made O mistake We've got
one of these darn.d calamity howlers from
Kansas. He amt worth hangin'!"
And they walked away and left him stand ing
on the barrel