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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Gin pero6d1tiaeS Sd,riitifitf.

Galeiab, N.=G., 10. Sebr. = 9lls int
Sauie Die Sia in Seratbung mar, BEN 6rei=
brief Der Petersburg BeIOOu SabH" su
wloerruien, puroe nidlt geringe luiregung
Durd3 Die Serleiuug zines SriefeS BON 3.
). RittenbouIe, iriiberem Seiretar OeS ,Brdz
ibeuteu Der rNational= Sarmer NQianS,"
Bolf, an ben 9rdipenteu Der Sabu perm
ladt. Der Srief lit pom 81. 9eiember aHs
SSaibtngtou oatirt, Der Sdreiber menoet
iif gegen Die Sill uno perlangt cine Inter
rebun9 nit oem Trdiioenten binuen flinf
Sagen. Die GilenbabnfouniliionSbiu lit
i'm Senat anqenonlmen porbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
llmt eli, WiiIipncn= Grbe.

Selena, MOntana, 10. Sebr.-Sn bem
&oot-SauiS'ideu Grbidaitslreite lit cine
neue Yhale eingetrsten, inbem Die Goot'd.
9artei ben Nafmeis su briugen iud)t, baB
Sohn u. unr Grpin Sauis, Die Sriioer bes
uerltorbenen MilliondrS uno 8. s. Sconce
ii6 peridworen babeu, alle auberen Grben
nm ibren Nnthsil al benz groBeu Grbe III
betriigen. Sin Gonlmiiidr purbe ernannt,
I'm III Der angelesenbeit Elm Serb0r an3u-
ftelen. Geidaftsiiibrer Swau BON Der use
fern llnionsG GOmpagnle" lpurOe ais 3euqe
pernummsn, nm Sele9ramme Il. I. ~. Dor,
sulessu, ipelde spiid]eu Sobn u. Davis,
Grmin Sauis, 3. s. Sconce uuD 9itter
Srimble gemetielt ipurSen. 3. s. Sconce
ilt Der eilIsige nod lebenOe 53euae bel Der
aniertisuns beS an9ebllden SeitamentS uuo
er ipirO in 6en Selegrammen ais r9lriauier"
be,eitnet. Gin Selegramm, welhes iebr
oriusenO sewiini6t mirb, tann nidlt seiuns
ben merben. Gs ioll pom Sconce an 9rmin
0apis seaubt iein. unO9foot bebauptet, oab
es nid]t MIR Beweis iiir cine Serldporuna,
iOuoern audi iiir 6alduns lieierH werOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Ncrbaftnngcit tpes cit SauSesper=
ratf1S in 9lmsiid1f.

Gbtca9o, 10. 6ebruar. - Gin Sele=
gramu aus Sttawa, Ont, meloet: ypSon
gut unterrid)teter Seile lit in Grfabrung ge.
brad)t ruorpen, bab IN ben uQbiten Sagen
einlge lest III politil6eu areiieu elle bers
uorra9enOe Roue ipielenDe Eerionen pe9en
2anOesuerratbS uerbaitetmeroeu ollcn. Sbz
lton DaS Senelsmaterial bsreits ein crz
brifenOes, mariet Die Gegierung nur aui
eintge tlelnere Semegungen, beuOr bas Sc
let III NnweuSun9 gebraft werocn ioa. Gs
cirtulirt oaS Gleriitt, baB ameritanil9e
n9reenbadS" I'M Snterele Der Heformparz
tel uno belonOerS in Guebsc nit pollen
Soanoen pertbeilt woroen ieien. Cir 5obu'S
6reunoe llno gewurnt worOen, aui sinen
iOlden 9erIud idlari aui;upaiien. .na
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
slrbcit ttno SouW.
Ser grobe 9lusitano in Der Gpnnsuspiuer
Hes;pn. - Giienba hut zS3coienitete modem
1rpnt sesen Die Sauern Scpcauns, -.
Iurbersitungen Iiir Oen Idjt Stnmoens
Sfrifc Der 9craic,ite ait Wni.

YittSburg, 3d., 10. Sebruar. - Ser
geitern begonnene neue grOBe Strite III Der
Gonneuspi1er @ofe -Jfegion, oil luelhem jett
5000 0ianu betbelllgt llnb, brebt ild) be-
fanutlih barum, baB Die grbeiter cine @Obuz
erb0bung pom l2t @ts. pro Come prrlanz
gen, mdbreuo Die 9lrbeitgeber cine lOld)e
pou 10 EroSent etntreten laneu moQen. @S
maren Spei Soridldge sun IbuenNun9 bes
Gtrlfes genlad)t moroen. Der elne gtng
BON cen slrbeiteru aus, Die ild) erboten, bis
5um /. UtdrS Su ben jesigen S0bnen 81 ars
bslten, menn Die 8rubenbeIiter III Der 3piz
ldenaeit cine beiriebigeuoe gobnifala auf,
ftsueu w0llten. 9ieer Sorldlag purbe bon
ben 0rubenbefbern nld)t angenomren.
Ser Sweite &oritla9 9ing bon ben unabz
b1nsaeu ooer fleinen SrubenbeIibcrn aus,
bic ibren 2euten bis iur S6lid)tung Der
SdWierigfeiten Die bisberisen Q0bne beiabs
len wOlten. 9ieier Sorif)lag fanO eben>
fails teiue Auuabme, uub Der Strife puroe
augeorouet. Die 8rubenbellter bebaupten,
tel Der letigeu 6iaubeit I'M GOfes II. G,lens
seldldIte leI cine 2obnberabie unper,
ineiOllh. Die glrbeiter ibrerleitS iin0 Der
Gtelnung, Die 6laubeit i'm @eitdfte iei cine
boriibergebenoe, uub bic slrbeitgeber f0Hn-
ten Die perlan9te gobnerbobung iebr mobl
beSabien. Beloe 2belle seigen fi6 ertldlol=
ZEN, uno Elm LANCER unb hartnafiger 8anlpi
ld)siut beUOriufteRsn. Sn benz @eblet, iiber
pe!des Der Strlte iit eritredt, beiuosH Id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Rareau oes stast>Reaif,rators,

SnIIlm 0re, oen ,. lFebrulr 1871.
Die eommlIidre lur Der 9urdbrHdl Der StraBeH in
Der Stdot Baltimore baben eineH pollftdncigen upo
GEtdd oisuHgen uEo 2luseabeH iur Die 9onoemEiruHa
Ino SsiiHGn9 oer Uonntitrabe, ron oer geriH9tOEz
tra6e bis sur GomonoiOn 9tpenue, in 65emdBhti Der
SeroroHuHg Jfr 116, pom Slr9ermeIter uHo Stdot7
ratbe BON Baltimore an s. SUM 1859 aenebM9t,
ausgeierti9t uro pon mir beelaubiat
Ga lptro btermlt betanHt 9emadt, bag bic 8ider
Eno Iadne hea9ter WoGntiirai i;e in benz SureGu oe5
an ieaeH blelbeH io fur bic sriifuRa aer oabei be-
tbeil9teH YeroHeu, iu1hreHo uelter 3eit 9egsn bic
SHtiteiouH9 Der GculmiiIdre in irasno stEem Gjt=
rtte ru,Ites Gerhtsbarttt aariiter 6ciiet, app,Is
liIt meroeH tann.
Sobm ". NobD, GtabtzResifratOr.
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Sranoitifter ,tno Giubred,er.

Ct. gouis, 10. Sebr. - 9luS 9Saco,
Seras, plro gcmeloet, paB baielbit Sranoz
FILTER unO Ginbreter Die Sit)erbeit iebr ae=
fdhroeu. Nm Sonntags- 9lbenb purpe Elm
Ginbru6 in elne I'M S6er5eu Der Staot be-
legene sSirtbifuft 9emadlt, $500 aus benz
Selblfranf 9eraubt, Der 6uBboben nit Sel
getrantt uno cine brenneupe Serge hinge
felt; bod lold)te pas geidmolSeue Yaraffiu
Die 6lamlne. Sn gleiter SSeiie 9ing man
in benz SurSmaarcngeifdit bon s. @olo.
berg unb etnem anbereu Qaoen Dor, ood)
ipurbe pas 6suer tm Gutiteben entoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Sic seuatpr,pabl in Sninpis.

Springfielp, Sus., 10. Sebr. - Sn
einem beute Sornlittag gebalteneu gemein=
iameu @autus Der Jiepublitaner uno p2llli=
aniler" erbielten Die Gritcreu Scoentieit bis
rorgen bs;iglidl bes SorId)lag5 Der geete=
rem, ilf nit 1bneu Su pereiulgen unb einen
rauiausler" sum SunbeSienutor su eriuab=
len. Die beute bon beloeu 0duern in gez
metnIfaftliter Sibuna porgenommene &C.
slbitimmung eraab 6olgeubes: Yalmer 1Ol,
Sslesbp 100, Sobu y. Stelle (9tebafteur
oes ugrogreiiiue Sarmer" in Ntount Ser
nom 3. Die y9tllian3ler" baben Streeter
fallen lafieu uno itiulmen jett fir SteQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
General Sherntn1t frntf.

@aibiuston, 3. G., 10. Sebruar.-
Ssuator 9ObnSb herman reife bcute in Sulqe
Der Nad)rid]t iiber Die beoenflite Grfran=
fung leineS Srubers, oes Generals Gber=
man, BON bier mad gieu-Do ab.
gtepz 0orf, 10. Sebruar. - General
Sbermau leioet al Der 9foe. @eitern mar
isin 3ufanO tritiid), allein beute bat iid ber<
slbe ioweit gebeilert, OaB Die 9crste ben
Yatenten jett auBer @sfabr ertlaren. Scr
General miro ieoo6 nod auf minoeitens ei.
uen 0ionat an leiu Saus geieislt lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Sic 9ataitrnpbe Il, Seansspiue.

Sa5letOn, 3d., 10. 6ebruar. - Die
2eidsn Der iiebenSebu perun9liitteu Gru=
benarbeiter in Der iiberidmemmten 3ed)e III
Seanespille f0nnen uiht Dor elmer @o6e
erlangt uerpen, NIB uieaeid)t poun uoeb
nidJt. 3ie Gompaguie bat Dem bcfannter
9teu Yprfer 3auder SObn Seam ir9euo
elnen bellcbi9en Yrets angebOten, menu CT
III DaS gSaiier biuab iteigen uno nadl ben
getden iufcn mill. Der Gauder ertlQrte
nad) elmer lluteriudung, er tOnne III Dem
itmarsen SSaier, nit lpcldem Die d3ed,e
gcfijut 1T, gtifts ausridten. 0aS eintige
Wtittel, Die lleberreite Su erlangen, beitebt
bart1l Die 3edle QllS;uuuruueu.
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&cltnfotGitrpNbe.

Ntaion GitD, 3a., 9. Sebruar.-giH
n6r0lih gcbcnber Bug Der vSurltngtou=Gez
oar EapioS ltortheru= S0hu" entgleiite beute
9tadJmittaJ unbe 9fonoalia unO itiirjte uon
ser icdJS 6uB bObeu S0ituug berOb. Die
%aiiagieruaggOnS marcn purh 9Ompf &C.
bcBt allein EN- Sfeu lm YOimuggou icete
ble Sriimmcr III Sr0uO, uuo ioit Der gaHSe
Bug murOe ierIt0rt.
IS beiuuoeu it'd cirfu $50 Yaiagjere uuf
Dem 3ugc, unO piele oerclbeu erlltten be.
oentllde &crletuugen, ObgleidJ JttemanO
mn s yebcn fam. S0mmtIide EoitIateu
ilnO perbraunt. 3ie meiiteu Der &ermunz
heten INN undl g&eit lluinu nehrndnt mnrhen.
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Bon einem SGornitein erid1laacn,

81 banop.Y lane, N.~9r 10. 6ebr.
- 9Sdbreno cine S6aar Sinber beute friib
Die Sriimmer bes 9eitern eingediderten
SdulhauleS ;u New Bottom beiidltigte,
itiirste Der Sdornlteiu eln unb eri6lug Die
Sebnidbrige Dtaggie Sopce auf Dem 6lede.
5illie Sra9g, Sebn Sabre alt, murbe mabr=
id)einlid] tootlit, NIB 5Obu Youu9 bebentz
lid Oerlett
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Die seuatprwabl iu SSabp.

SOiie= Gitp, SOabo, 10. 6ebruar.-
Setbe 6auier Der @eleegebung iimmten
beute elu;eln iiber bic @abl zines Sunbes-
ieuators ab. SIM oauie erbielt @laggett
10 Stimmen, Die 9lnbdnger Dubois tinln=
ten nitt nit. SIN Senat iuuroen 9 Stlm=
men fir Glaggett unb fiir perihieoeue an
bere Ganoibateu abgegebeu. Glaggett uirp
mor9en in Der gemelnihaitli6cn Situn9
% Stlmmen, eine fnappe 0tajoritat er=
holteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
&ein emsIifaes Yroteftorat aber rlsamsa

Yarts, 10. Gebruar.-,Siecle" meloet
in ieiner heutisen aus9ube, DaB iit Der So.
mig pom Uganda in Solge Der Girfunqen
oes fran5oiliten GinfufeS seweiaert babe,
iif benz en9lliten Yrotsftorat su unteripers
len, uno bab id) Die agenten Der ySriti-
id)en Sitafritanii9en Gompasnie" aus Der
Gsseno suriidsesogen babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Die tausjteauma tn Gbieaao

@bicasO, 10. 6ebruar. - SIM Setrefi
Der Sorberung Der arbeirer= Gereiniguussu,
oaB ausdlieBlidl Unions. 2lrbelter au ben
ausitelunssgebauoen beiddftist peroen
ioaen, duBerte ilh beute Der 9lusiteQungs>
Seamte SapS, es merbe Jener Soroerung
10 piel, ipie moglid, entiproden weroeu; IS
beiiehe fe,ne abild]t, Die 9lrbeiter lluionen
ulred)t su bshanOeln, uno man meroe ,tou
su einem befrieoigeubsu arrangement ge=
langen. Die 6rage ioa in Der ndtiten 81
reftoreniibuuQ sur Gr0rteruua fpmueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-11
Ginorinsltuse i'm SSnoianer=Scrri=
tpriitun.

Yualps sSalleD, S.=S., 10. Sebr.-
@Ouperneur Sprb orgaliiirt Die Wtilis, nm
ale Ginprin9ltnae aus bem Gebiete Der
Gbidai iawz 9iatlon Su pertreibeu. 9ie Bun
ocsreglernn9 miro Inn babel bebiilfltt ieiu.
Sic GiHbrlngliuge iiub enua 10000 an Der
3abl, unO ibrc Sertreibuug miro iie in
groBe 9totb perieeeu, ba iis aui ibre bless
Iabrise GrHbte fir ibren gsbeusunterbalt
anaeluieien iino. Die SdulS an Dem
llebelitauoe laitet auf 9enjsnigelt, meld)e
ben Sremben @anb perpad)teten. Sic maren
inter bsm Ghiduiaw @eiete uerpilidtet,
einen @rlaubnBifcin fir leben Yahter su
erluirfeu, pernad)lIliigteu es lepod).
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Gin foftbares @emdlpe acifnf1lett.

Detroit, Wti1., 10. Sebruar. - aus
Dem uSunit= 0tuieum" lit elm @emQloe oes
alien bondnoiiden Wialers Yerer 9teefs,
uSuueres elmer gOtbii6en Stride" pelhes
I'M Das Sahr 1640 gemalt uoroeu unO auf
$4,000 ssld)det wirb, sefobleu pprben.
IS geborte emit Su Der sruBeu Sammluns
BON Charles Hosbouts
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Grubential> al>2caQue,

6aupi.S Ifec: Ir. "a GGrfs4laee, New= yorf.
3iuei9aSIfice:
Gr. 1917, 9 II y a 1 impre= trasc.
Serein fir mG6ent!id)e llnteritilBuug
bel Srdntbeit nno llniau,
nit ooer Obue Seriihcruns I'M Sale bes Sooes.
Spcsicnc Vortbeile
eansjdbri9e Griabruns. GSesriinoet S75.
Seine HiieGnleHtS. SeItinlmte gSodenbeitrd9e.
GjruSee 6arantie=Sapital.
Helerre Der Sr1Etentalie. S51 ,5I651.
SoItIGIieRoe llnteritiitun9 obHe llnter0redjIH9.
Srouipte 2usSabluR9
Nebcr 81, 1000 900 in 9Scmesits aasbejahtt.
Sein Gintritts9eI
9cine Soften fIr ari!id)e ilntcriuH.ua.
f9udl ,6lJite)
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seut,de Srfurii oniiteu i'm Serusolen,.

Safta, Balditna, 10. Sebruar. - Der
Samburger 3ampfer uauguita Sittoria,"
@apitGn 9llbsrs, fam beute bier an. 9a
bas gSetter idl0n mar, 10 lanbeten Die 225
Yaiiagiere iofort uno begabeu iih mad Sez
ruialem. Gine aus 20 0iufifern beite6enoe
Sapeae, nit bem 9iri9enten ai6er pom
Samburger yGoncOroia Sbeater" an Der
Spite, befiuSst iit oil 8orb oes 0ampfers.
Cine 3eitung miro td9li6 an Soro pers
bffentlldt urO eritattet getrsuliden geri6t
iiber Die Grlebuiie ber ausiiisler. 0aS
Slatt miro auf Dem Sdlifie gei6riebeu, gez
iett uno gebrudt.
Gin ipam miidl=amerifaaifd1er @anpeIspertrae. q.
90 brib, 10. Gebruar. - yGorreipone
bencta be gspana" nil milfeu, oaB Inter
baubluugeu sunl 3pede zines neuen 6unz
belspertrages nit ben Ser. Staaten int
Gange iin0.
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- anitats; Eepartement,
s N3ofEhntte

<anitdts; 1epartement,
~ Hatbbaus,
8dttim o. {, ben 6. fe6udr 1891.
aHourt lDsroeH GiaeHtbumsr uno Haenteu
pou t5runobentl IN oieieJ StGot btHatrdtlgt. bag
ale Abtrtie, ueIte SmiteH Dem eri,en SUM uHo oem
erien Stto6er Uorau5fdtlIh Ieltt gemsiHhdotid1
meroeH to7HeH 5DtittH benz eriieE Stt0ber uHo sreH
elunt griHolb geleet uno ggIeialgt Dtroen mliieH;
fir leoe einjelHe giibtbeadJiuHl Der SeltlmmuHgeu
oe5 C5eieBe5 miro cine G>elbbUge $50 utrhdHgt.
Dian itie ben 20. atihEt oG5 23. &Jttfe5 oet Bats
tlmorcr Staot9tietbutcS. Score -. Robe,
(,}ebr.7- -juHi1,j j. Sd) Sanltdts sSommiidr.
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IciHonier's Fahlai,.

Saris, 10. 6ebr.-0er Maler IeiTo.
nicr biuterlieB fein Seitament. Seine Ta.
mile lpiro ieiue 2bildt ausiihren nnO bic
beiben @emdloe, Die CT ME perfauien wolte,
hen1 Qnunre ideufen.
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&aiier @i!beIm lit iebt audl iein eiseucr
Sbeatcrfritifer. - Gr trauert NIT ssrauf=
reid, nm oem WaIer @eiNpmier.-cmiuo
Sbatisfeit pcr pmlpcrmnblcu i'll Spau=
oan.-@in aneebIi9er 0sriId su Scianis
tiamna 9ismard' s.-9i4erIci
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Bonn Waipr @if,mau,t.

2oub II, 10. 6ebruar. - Die neueiten
Nad)rid)ten aus 3au;ibar itelleu Die 9lnQa.
be, baB Baron 9SiBmann eeiftesqeit0rt lei,
ais uubegriiubet bar. Dem @ernebmen
un6 iano Baron gSiBmaun bel itiuer 9tiit=
tebr nad) Der NeutidD -oliafrttanlhen aIiie
ciuen jammermiirotgeu 3uitauo Dor, uno
oa5 Oieiite uon Gem, mas er getban, mar
mieoer III nid)te 9ematt. Die GinQebores
neu lpareu i1Ioent uro Die 9lraber trieber
oiien SflapenbanDel. Gr periifert, baB
Die Gngl1uper, mdbreno iie TreunOIdlaft
porQe9eben, ialide @eriid)te inter ben eitz
aeboreuen Stdmmen iiber Die Otad)t uno
bic IbIdIten Der OeutIdlen perbreitet baben,
nno bab peliaf) Der Glaube perbreitet qe.
meien, ais ndre 9eutIdllano MIR Elm gnz
bdnqiel @rpBbritanulen g8iBuann hat
ourfgreifenbe OtaBre9eln ergrifieu, I'm BEN
iriiberen StanD wieber ber;ueQen. Gr
perurtbeilte mebrere Gingeborene ipeaeu
SflauenhaltrelS Sum Sooe unb ;mano bic
S66uptlinqe, Dor i'm 81 fommen unb ibre
Sreue qeqeu Seutld)lanb pieberbolt Al Der
iideru. Die Serid)te iiber ieiue @eiltesito.
ring idreibt cr ben engllid)en Se0mten III,
meld)e ieiuc gntiernun9 pOu Der &iifte min,
ideu, um elneu Dtann Su befommeu, nit
eem iie leidlteres Spiel baben.
Sic pImmbusicier in spaniem.
Ntaprib, 10. Tebruar. - Ser Wiiniffer
Ser 6fientlid)cn grbeiten unb Der Solonialz
Ntiniiter baben lid nebit eiuem Stabe BON
9lr6itetten nah Sarabioa be9eben, nm bas
bortiqe Sloiter, in meldlem i'm nQd)fen
Sabre bie amerifaniid)e @onieren, itattfinz
ben ion, mieoer i'll Starb su ieten uno Die
Grridtuug elmer @olunbus.S .Status in Gin.
sriif iu nebmeu.
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vSein GepidJt im GolS iuertb."
Den II. Cjanuar 1888.

Den II. SaHuar 1888.
Auguftd, Ga.
Or. Rabnan: Sd babe ale bic ucridbieoensu
Niitte Die i'm Uidrtte Ro, obue Griol9 uerIuht ais
dl metH SultuHh enolit perIimmerte uHo Elm iSrsunh
mir riet6, jbr Jfeaou Jfelcl 81 aebrdubeH SD idgte
Ieiuem Hdtbe uRo gebrautte oaclbe an meiHem eifs
geleHt uno an melnem Snie uno mar NI urener 8era
numbering am Hdhiten Utor9er mieoer i'm StaHbe,
meHeH gilteH Hat5ugeben. Sd bate lebr Iarge an
8beumOtiSmu5 9elltteH Sd Ueroe ME o6ne u. VI.
81 iein, ou es ieH Gjeuit in Gjolo pertb 1T. 0ieine
NiUtrr WurOe ourb d. R. R. IN 5mci StuRoen pon
Jheumati5muS IN Den SdulterH gebet.
". .. s ooper pom Der 6irnla Cooper Il &pnns.
Gin bo6er his iu eiHem Ebee0fieI poa in etnem bata
ben GSlaie I1uier IHoert in men9eu4Utinuten &rams
pic, Wageniaurc, neUelfsit, Grbredlen. Spo=
bremen, Yerpoiitdt, Sdllaflniiefctt, 8ppfz
fdlmcr5Cii, 5iarrboe, &olif, Bidbuuecn unn
aue iuuerlidben Sdbuerjcu.
Gs lit BON Der duBerhen Bittigfeit, OaB jebe
6auliIle eluen 8orratb BON
9taOluay's &caoD 8elie5
All ieoer 3eit im Nauie babe. Sein G5ebraud5 miro
pobltbdti9 iUirfen bel leoer grt BON SdmerS ODER
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blu int Semat uno Sic 3cgisIatipzVcrniIs
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franklin end the French.

By his manners and ways of life he
became the most popuTar man IN
France, so that when he gained hi, pre-
sentation to the King his future was as
snred As he passed through the streets
OF Paris he was followed by admiring
eyes and cheered loudly by enthusiastic
voices, says the Century. A contempt.
rary writes: "a friend of mine paid
something for place at a two-pair.of.
stars window to see him pass by In his
coach, but the crowd was SO great that
he could but barely say he saw him.
lie was the Frenchman's embodiment
OF The ideal citizen, republican, philoso-
pher and friend. He completely cup
tlvated and captured the people of
France, whom he perfectly understood.
and he well knew that popular man
becomes soon more powerful than now.
er ITSELF" Condorcet said: at was nm
honor to have seen him. People re,
peated what they had heard him saw.
Every fete which he consented to re,
celve, every house where he consented
TO so, spread in society new admirers.
VINO became so many partisans of the
American revolution
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lie Is Deaf and Dumb, But is Able Z,
Take His Own Part.

He Is Deaf and Dumb, But Is Able &,
Take His Own Part.
a gentleman living on the outskirts
OF the city, near Black Rock, owns
curiosity the like of which Barnun
never dreamed of, says the Buffalo
IN. W Express. 1t is a deaf-and-dunb
rooster = full-grown, brilliantly
plumed, brown Leghorn chanticleer
that has lost his voice, can
nelther crow nor cluclS, nor mako
any other audible sound with his vocal
apparatus; does not wake up the neiob.
borhood at five o'clock in the mo1ninr
with an everlasting cock-a-doodle-doo:
does not give an alarm of hawks everv
time black cloud crosses the sun, but
is still as much the lord of the chicken
park as ever.
lie has not always been thus. Up to
the time he was eight months old he
was as noisy as any young rooster need
be. Then he got his head caught in d
barbed-wire fence in such way as 20
mangle his neck and probably tear ont
the vocal cords. Losing the power ID
make sounds, he evidently forgot how
to hear them. At least now; at the ago
OF three years, he gives no eviescnoo n
hearing. But he makes his eyes .Ii-
swer for ears and voice, too II aae .,.a
wanted proof that he was rcIl, tssa3
and dumb, those eyes would b. 9 II i.a
ing. There is nothing he doe ID
When the first glow of sunrise ar3a,sr.
he begins the duties of the day by rous-
ing all the rest OF the fowls in the hen
merry in his own original way. lie walks
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THE STRUGGLE FOR WEALTH..
Money Potential Factor In Most of the
Worlds Misery.

Money Potential Factor In Most of the
Worlds Misery.
What is the most active factor of evil
in this country at the present time? 1t
is not drunkenness, nor RIGHTEOUSNESS,
nor intidelity. 1t is not bad politics. and
1t is not any thing that is disreputable
and under the ban. 1t is simply the pre-
vailing craze for wealth, and nothing
else From childhood to old age the aver
age man thinks of nothing but money!
getting. Everybody is impatient to
make fortune in hurry. Naturally
people take what Sam Jones calls the
nigh cuts" No man can love money
and long retain a conscience and good
principles.
The struggle for wealth, says the At
lanta Constitution, is running and kill
ing people. During the panic the other
day, broker dropped dead in Wall
street. Another broker in New York, a
few days before, killed himself. 1t was
all about matter of money. Look at
our defaulting Southern State Treasur-
ers, Vincent, Tate, Burke and Heming-
way They are now disgraced, dead, in
prison or in exile. Money was the cause.
And there are worse things. Voolfolk,
who died on the gallows few DAYS ago,
murdered his whole family in the hope of
getting money. And Birchall, just over
the line in Canada. Think of his case.
a clever, well-educated young fellow, of
good family, with pretty and devoted
wife. For the sake Of few hundred
dollars he decoyed a man into the
swamp, and shot him down like dog!
All for money. Then there was Selby
Jones, of Kansas City, who committed
suicide the other day. He wanted to
move in the best of society, and the re-
suit was shortage in his accounts of
seventy-five thousand dollars. When
detection stared him in the face he took
a leap in the dark. Money again. Be-
sides these bold fellows we have few
million sneaks and robbers who keep
inside of the law, and grind their fellow
men, and resort to Shylock methods to
ill their pockets. When one thinks of all
these things the money devil begins to
loom up very potential factor. He is
the cause of most of the crime and mis-
cry OF our day.
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aronnu TO eacn one, and kicks it off its
perch. There is no resisting such an in
Vitation to get up. It's much more eff
tective than Growing. When he gets
challenge to fight he does not stop to
announce what he can do. He goes and
does it. And his battles are all victor
iouS
The most remarkable thing about
this intelligent bird, however is the
fact that, though deaf, he can dis
tinguish between an admonition to
''shoo" and request to come to dinner.
How he does it is a mystery, but it is
believed that he tells by the motions of
the lips and general attitude of the per-
son who addresses him.
A course of instruction in deaf-and-
dumb institute is all this rooster needs
to learn TO talk with his spurs.