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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

ter AT SteeItun uuo Der Sdliifs,immer'
Icmtc su 6bieaap uno Dsil,paufee. - 5nr=
pcrmngcn Der SoitSner Stra6eubabn'
Seoienitctcn.
Chicago, 80. Suli. - 9ie bieii9er
6iiiS5imnlerleute babeu mad elnenl nIeT
Wtonate bauernben Strite fir ben Id)tItuns
bentag begonneH, an Die 2lrbeit SuriidSutebs
rem, Ino man glaubt, baB Der lange Strtte
uoriiber lit. Die 2eute fcbrel1 obne Sebin.
Qnnaen ,uriid unO erlud)eu einfat miebel
nm ibre alien Steueu. Gin Ibnlit)er Sanlpi
ift III ben S9ifisbaub0feu su 0ttlwautee inl
Gauge, NIB man glanbt, baB Der ,3uam'
meubruf) peS bieiigen SriteS ant benz Dor
ttgen ciu @u0e ma1en mlrp.
&bica9o, 80. Sull.-0ie bieilgc u2a,
r-glIienlblp" bat cine Sefanntmahun9
per0fientlid)t, tpeld)e Die 9lrbeiter in alien
gSelttbeileu ba0egen marnt, IN Der Grlpor-
tuug na9 Chicago su tommen, lohnenoe
Seihaitigung IN Serblnoun9 nit Der gSelt>
aISltehnn9 6u erlan9en.
Yoiton, so. Sull. - ueber 400 Gon=
outteure unb Suhrleute Der pSSeits@nbz
Sneets6ailpapz@o." ihloiier ild) geiterll
NbenD Der ,TeDeratlpn Of &abDr" au. Die
2eute ino iiber gemilie llmit1nbe un;nfrie=
ben uno itehen I'M @egrifIe, Diesbe6Igltde
6orberuugen au Die Gompagnie 5u ltelen.
Sarrisburg, s. 3D., 30. Suli.-Trdlls
bent &eibe bon Der r9lnalgamateb Anocias
tlOu" hattie beute Sormlttag cine @onIerenS
nit ben Striteru i'll SteeltOn un0 uernabm
ibre Selte Der @ontrouere. Gr entld)ieo,
eaB Der Strife e,n rein lotaler iel un0 baB
Die geute Die GeieHe Der 2lHoctation uerz
letteu, ais ile ben GutlbeiOungeu Der rgta-
tional= 9liiociatlon" uno Der 9tltritt. greflts
tiUbeb0rpe sumloer einen Strife begannen.
Sn 6ol9e bleier Gniideinun9 ernonuteu Die
Strlfer elu @onllte lueldDe5 Orn. Sent,
YrdlOentcn Der Stabls ls&ompa9nte, beiut)e1
unO iber iofortige gellegun9 Der SSlrren
uulerbauoeln loQ.
Sabnfstai.ropben.
2ontSptlle, &p., 80. Suit. -
3wei beOenflibe llnfGue sreisneten lid)
beute friib auf Der pSiucinnatizSout
ernzgabn." 0as erlts llngliif puiiirte
cine Oteile iiDlid bon Sigb 8rio9e,
no Der 6radt;us 9r. % burd cinen
9l6icnbrud aus Dem geleiis gewOrien
murOe uuO iiinf idwer belabene @ag.
9onS BON Der 80 SUB bObcn SOidun9
itiir;ten. gS perlautst, buB swei 9renls
fer inter Sen 9riimmern liesen.
Der 3uscrpeoitor ;u Someriet ififte
cinen GOnitruftionS5n9 nad 9is5zSriOz
&c, I'm aae m69lide 5Hlfe gu lei ten.
llnnlittelbar iiiOli6 BON 0oneruil COLI
liOirte iener 3ug nit oem 6radtSus
9n. /. Die 2ofomotipe, iowie cine
9roBe s(n;abl &aggons wurben bemos
lirt, Set;er 9Sn. Ntc&inlcD fam lm's
gebcn, uno geni. Carroll, 2Ofpmotiuz
fiiDrer bes 6radt5u9e5, erlitt lei9te
Serletungen. Die Sriimmer itcben 5ur
3eit in 6lammcn. Der petuniare Ser
lult belauft iid auf picle SauienOe BON
Dollars,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
mitter!
Or. &. &. Seaer's
CilrODGilCDeS GuQPnmaGpr

it pus sinse bette anrmittet Der gfeuscit fir oe arz
silnoun9eH, itrophulOis, itlimme Gusen, Geitmuit,
Sriitcn, grenHen uno SdlmerSeu, tbrdncnoe ooer
tpadle ausen uitu, ieIbi bel gang oltcH YerioEeH.
then berseielt uEo poltommeu rei ron alien mi1craz
Iiiten SubitanssH. COMPUTATION irsl! 4rei5 pro
Slaidle so Gents.
Or. i. Is. Seller. olI,inioer @srcrtiscr;
eepriiffer praftiitcr 28nnbarst.
Sfice: glr. 102, 46ro=Sretcr=Str.
2Seitllt]eS Sepot:
SruozStore: gtS. S74, @eit= =SaItia ores StS.
(Dtai9. ,ia. Z .3lueD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

Baftor X. Surtart, ser lnuQidbrige
Seeliorgcr Der Oeutlhen euau9eliden Ct.
SObauneS @emeInOe an Der SlOOleiraBs,
trat geiIeru eineu ieA5m06iacu llrlaub, ben
ibm leiue GtmeiuOe uuf @ruuO iciuer augez
griffeueH @eiuubbett bewialgte, mad SBio
an, no er ieiuen SrIocr Satob Surtart III
beiud)en 9eoeuft. NuBeroem bereiil er Die
Staaten Snotaua uub Dii1isau. 5n Der
3wiiten;eit uericbsn lem Sobn 3Qtob, TO-.
lpie ieine amtSbsiiOer Die gott.soieurli1en
Serrldtuugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
gStr perfaufen feinc Watertal,paa.
ren, uod, &leioungs itiife,

urb mir pniter gud. Iebe 2eute, su piiIen Su t6un,
SaB tpir oae Ssppid)z @eidait betrciben, u,,o
Yerfauf, isBt ole 3eit fur Bargains % lit.
1ner eanses I'M Breiie hera6eeietteS yaaer mub ort
Yiaten Sic iIh beieH SSertGuf Su yiuteH Seocntcn
Sic, oob mir 9feite BON 2eppidbeu baben, fusIde su
toIsenben SteHtunsspreien ahsebeH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Sic fran,p5cu in &rpuitaot.

Better 6burg, 30. Suli. - u9touoie
SrcWja" uer0neHtIid)t beute cine llnterrcz
bung nit IOnIlral @eruals, oem GefeblSs
baber beS auf 8eiuh III &ronitaOt bcfiuO.
llden irauSoiiiAen @eihmaOerS, in melher
Serielbe ertlGrte, er lei nit teiner politiiten
NtiiiiOn beauitra9t, ionosru iollte uur bem
rniIlidcn 9olfe Die ircuuOinaftltten @eiuz
nuHgeu Der 9fegieruug uuO Oe5 8olfe5 BON
6r1utrelb iibermittcIu. Der Aomiral iagte
ierner, OaS ginoeritduonlB ;wii1en JtuBs
lanO uuO Sruufrelt iei aualog oemlenigen
Der 9reibunouddte mo ELL rein oefeHiIue8.
'0cute AbenO empiiugen Der 8iirgernei,
iter unO Die iibrigcn NtuuiSlpalbeanteu ben
2Omiral @eruai5 uno ietue SffiSlere am
Suot uub beglslteteu ie uadJ Dem Hatb.
bauie, no Elm 6eitmabl III Gbreu Der Ses
iuder aui9etlid)t mar. 2Iue 6abrSeuge I'M
6a1en hotten 9eilaggt, uno Ols Sta0t mar
ilIuminirt. Inter ben Ga'en beianoen iid
Der tran;0iiide @eianbts, bic ruiTihsn Wi-
riiter uuO aunere beruorragenoe Yeronen.
Die iiblldleu JoQite murbeu netruuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Malarn in ibrsn psrldiebfnsn efor,
nen grbfilt unb perbitft.

Gs eiebt fen eiIntitel in Der gSeIt ipetdes Wedlz
leleber Hb ale anoeren maIarien, biIioieH uRo 6uz
tiscn iSieber nit Sife poH Raowap's Yiucn 70
lhnel belt, als Eaotpaf'e Wcaop Neltef.
a. vi. u. frtrt Tdlt Hur ben nit DtaIaria Sebaftez
aus9eiest b, ieben Dorsen cbe lie ousscIen 90 bis
25 3ropien TeGbp JeIief in gSaiier ennebmen uno
babel eiHen Grader eeH, pcroeH e eoeR aHsriif porz
beueen.
80 Cts. bic 6Iaife. gu baben bel gpotbefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Gin ne,paates l,ntsrnchmen

@opcn a9 9en, 80. Suli. - Gin idme.
bidder Sournallif, gtamcus llOogreen. MEL
der uon 9otbenbuyg am 4. Sui in einem
y TuB langen uno 3 6uB breiteu 9oote
ab9eiabren mar, 1T bier elngetrofien. Gr
hattie cine lebr iliirnliid)e unO geiabrpoQe
deiie in ielner 9tuBid)aale ;u befteben uuO
lam III u0ui9 erihOpitem 3uiiauoe bier an.
SobalO er lldl erboIt hat, lulro er be Geiie
na9 2uuOon iOttieeeu. Gem gSeg fiibrt
iiber Siel, &urbHueH uno Rotteroam. 9Senu
9itt)tS oaSmlldIen fommt, ourfte Der tiibre
See1ahrer AnIangs September in 9oubou
eIlltrefTeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Ser Strcit nnt sem ucuem d,iIeniidIen Sfrices,
Sampicr uGrrasuris."

gil b II, 80. lSull. - Die d)ileniIdle
Gon9reBpartei bat our1 ihre bteiigeu Ser
treter Die portugielid)e &cgierung erutt,
fcinem pOrtu9ieitiben lluterthanen su ges
itatten, 9ienit auI benz ueueu &rtegsoamz
pier uGrraSuri3" 5u uebmen, weld)er III.
lGuait Don ber vGompagnie pes TorQeS ct
@h0ntterS De Ia Nebiterranee" su Soulou
Der 3iegteruug Salmoceoa'S ausgelefert
murNe. Die pOrtugieiiid)e Seb0rpe hat nod
nld)t auf oaS Geiut geantwortet. 28ie per-
lautet prOht Der beige britiif)e @eit)dft5e
trG9er, oaB CT, mcnn man Tim nld)t qeaite,
Die Guglauber, Die iidb AMI Dem d)iIeuiid)en
Sabrseug beiinoen, su iebsn, oieieIbeu ae.
Ualtlam burd cin brltiteS ArtegSld)lfi be.
ireieu laIien MIL, iobalo Der vgrra;uri;"
Die bobc Gee erreldt bat uno ben ibm Durb
Die portu9isitihen Gemdfier perliebenen
Shut nltt mebr geuiebt. Dtan ernartet,
oaB Der nGrra;urii" beute III Gee itedJen
plrp. Gem Seicblsbaber erbot iidJ 9eitern,
ioiOrt abiulabreu, meun elHer ieiuer Gift
;iere, peld)er megen glnperbeuS pon 2euteu
fir Den 0tenlt Salnacebas perhaftet mucs
De, entlallen weroe. 1aS @eiud) marO ab=
aejd)lageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Nns ocr Saft cntIaifeu.

9ublin, 80. Suli.-9ie Yarlament5'
mitglieper SSnl. S'Srien uuO Sobu Dillon,
lusId)e iefS NOnate im geiGugniiie per
brabten, neil ite Die Yd6ter aui ben Smtb.
Sarrp'iden gitern in Sipperarv sum Isl.
bertano ge9en Die SeSabiun9 Der Yadtgcl.
Der auTltadelteH, wuroeu furS nadJ 8 llbl
beute Soruuta9 aus oem @efdn9miIe ~
@alpap entlaiisn. SrOBe &olIsboufeu be.
griibten lie bel ibrem Griheiuen aui Der
StraBe bur4 Die 9tuie pitsbt su Barnett"
unO unleoer nit YarueQ!" Glue YQhter,
.2eputation iiberreidte ben 6erren elne
Ioreiie, peldle lbuen su lbrer 8efreiung
sratulyrt. 6rau S'Yrieu erpartete ibren
Gatten Dor penn Gefdnguiiie in elmer Sutl9e
uuO fnbr inter ben 5o6ruieu Der Ntenge
nit ibm baoou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
SamueI i. SbarrettS
Sn1lg St. Girftauo,
SCNtS SSEuy
Gomriiiiire
Q63,9,T5,S1, ~ ytnbcrt 4. 8reeIi, GleIf.
3arcan per strabene snrtarn@sz

Opnlf!tlnnrf,
SaItimor ben 9. Efui 1891.
Die StrufcHz Turhbrut5= Gommiiire MAIDEN in
@emdBbCt Der Eeitimm7aaeu hs5 SaIlimcrer Staotz
@eeEhutes, AZ slrttei, biermit bctGnHt, bGS ne
Woutag, ben 10. auauf 1891, 10 llbr @ormItz
tags I'M bureau Der @omrliidre Iul 9iatbhauie ibre
erlit SeTamnlEas baIteE lperocE, I'M Die i57en 9e
treffs Der GOHoemriruRe uHo Gulh5yetuno Der
Ynlasfiitrase, pom Der Bounbarpz 9lpeauc bis sur
9ltoHsAoeHue, nbertG09creE Bfihtcn uno uon linen
erbeiltteH &elugEe in uebereiaitimmung nit Der am
%. SUM 1891 9eHe6m9teE &eroIbauHg 9tr 131 oes
Niaqors HHo Staotratbe5 BON Baltimore ousSuIbcH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

pIrions"Ggfnriipn uad, 8outtos
:naa,item Sonnta3. 9. .2snsetse!
(ISO,1,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
G;ne italieriIdle 9lnleihe.

2onbou, 80. Suli. : Der @iener Cor
Respondent oeS biefgeu p@brOuicle" meloet,
Stalicu babe eine glnlcibe uou 100000
Yfo. Strl. bel eiuem @ouiortium SerIiuer
8apitaliIten erboben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
2etpis 5. NaGmast s. 9rmoer.

Dian ftaue id) mad oem rsd1ten TIate Inn uno pcr=
seize bic Drummer 415. Sfts sSaItimureitraBe,
nitt, iOnit sebt man iebl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

p. - Wdbrenb Der Wonate Suli uno gueift fuiro
urI,r saben I'M ubr Iahmittass, an samitaa.n
uu II uhr gtadlts eeihoilen. lnier geitaIt iii
SamItaes Hur eiRen balbeu Gag eeoRet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
SIaiue's S6uicncrIubu.
l4us nnierer aeliriaen 2 @oracn. Hueeab }
Die mcueite WctidlWornna nc9em Oeu &Sareu.
-Slutiaer Nampi in Meter sbmra.

Von 5 0 n, 80. Sull. = GNem WenIer
9latte ;uiOlge perbaitete Die YcterSbwger
YoliSei uulangit 28 Sifi3iere, baruuter 26
gihilliteu, welAe al ciuer COMPUTATION cur
@rmorouug oeS GSureu uuO oeS GSares
rpitid) uup sur Gtabliruug elmer uerfaiiungSs
mdBigen 0tonardie bctbeili9t wareu. Die
ghbiliiten uertbeiOigteu iIdI, pie paS Slatt
weiter meloct, Spel StuuOen lang nit 9c;O.
geueu Jtepolpern, uno DIE YoliSei ilbermdl-
tigte iie uidt ebsr, bis ibr Oas Dttlltar 3u
6llie qetommeu mar. Sieben gdblliiten
ipurOeu in Dem Sample getObtct, uuO iieben
anoere euttameu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Sauuel +. Sharretts.
SanIS ". &irflauo,
Spule SfG,
" Gomutiidre;
163,9,7o,Sl,4 Robert T. Green, 9lcrt.

NIrsau Der StraSsus9 s9urdbru6sz
~ Sommifiare,
lttmore, ben 8. Ciuli 1891.
Die StrascH Surdbru4s Gomrliiidrr ma ten in
GemdGbet Der SeiilmmuR9eH bes SaItimorcy SfGbtz
Ceiesbutes, AZ. aIttte. biermit tctaHHt, ban ne
Darntag, ben 10. Iueui 1891, 10 u5r Sornitz
taas I'M SIreau ber SommliidIe I'M JtulbbQE,e ibre
erie SerommluHs hctsH werbeR, Inn Die Guen Ses
trsffs ber @oHoemnlrlng uHb SurhtretuHa Der
W2prtIes sApemue, pom Der jSIItoa=Nuenue bis sur
Qula sfifrate, ubetrG9eEer Seiugniie nm ron linen
er1eiitten Efiidten in lebertinrimIng nit oer am
%. SUM- 1891 eenebmigteH SeroroHuHg ytr 1919
bcs Uianors uno StGoirGtbes bon Baltimore ousSus
Iben, reIp. su ertiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
gsrbcit 1tu0 Spbtt.

3niammenbrudl oes Strifes Der Giienerbeis
ter su Steeltun uuo Der Sfiifsiimmers
Icnte su Sbieaap uuo Wilpanfee. - 5prz
perungcn Der Soitpner StraBenbaBn.
9eoienltcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
Ser Senti4e Gorreiponoemt,
9dsIih, fpotentlih unb eonntass.

~u3ttSpf IUVNVVNtlIU ullV Y SUiEHFNNuf
q. Raime, Gisentbimer nno Reoatteur.
Ghotpeisgde SaItimoresS trase uno Bo@Sffice= Hoe.
grsis bss tasIid1en SIattes, bnrdl Erdser in sals
ttnlore uno in Der Natbarhait beiorst, 12ls Sts.;
tdalide nno spnnta as salnsgabe 15 cts. pro
ISOLDE, ,,abIbar pohentIi bic oas yatt beiorsenoen
gortozgorausbe,abuns $3.50 pro Sabr, tIr tiirsere
Seit I'M YerbdItnib; fur bic pnd,entiid,e Musgabs
init SountasSbIatt, portorsi, nit abSns tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nab irseno eiHeW Srte oeS Snlaks
bes, 81 nab europa. Sonnta :eauSsabe 81
pro Sabr.-Oas bette nno biuieite oentide SIett
In ben DfitteIz un5 SIbfaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

RHr9ubas BubIifum,-G Gehet fider nno pers
ianBt RaeWas's uao kbst oa6 -gsastvas" on Dsm
N. A&e ST. fault. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31
The German Correspondent,

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-31

9ouDou, 80. Suil. = 3u 0em 6oivtal
III Ylunoutb iIarb OIeer Gage Der inter
Dem Jtamen Gapitdn @Oroouo betanute yo=
menbdnDtger &bOma5 SrIo9emaH. Glulae
Gage uorber proOuSirte er ild] nit Den 70.
men III Soitods OieHagerle, uuD Oabel uber-
fiel ibn Der fGrtite Der yomen. biB lbu, uHo
es aeaug inn nur nit groBer @elits0gegen=
mart, I'D aus ben araueu OeS GaubIblereS
III beireieu Gr uerlieB ui9t oeu AGfiq, be-
Dor er ieiue YrooutttoHeu beeuoet hate,
mar aber pann oerart erid)opft, OaB man lbn
uah Dem 9oipttal brIn9en nuBte. er mar
init ciuem pal5lelpen oebaftet, unO im Ser
etn nit oielem bradten lbm Die I'M yowcn-
tdTa empiauscueu 9Sunoeu ben Sob. Die
Ge9worenen bei Der geihenidau ertldrten,
man ioue bod Sd)rItte tbuu, bas geidblli1e
uuteruebmeu III uerbiuberu, Oem y.ute ii1
unter;0geu, iaOen ite i9 in bic SGiiae uOn
Noseu uuo anoeren mlloen Sbieren per.
fiigteu, auBer, wenH Dies seraOe uOtbwsH.
big isi.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
The Smokers Revenge,

A Partisan recently chronicled
this true tale of "TEe Smokers Re-
Yepge.p
Scene-A railway compartment.
"Madame, do you object to smok-
ing?" No reply. The question is
repeated with a similar result
Thinking the lady deaf, the male
passenger made pretence Of
lighting his cigar.
"Do it if you darew exclaimed
Madame Potin, with an unearthly
CLEAN in her eye.
"Just to see what'll happen, here
goes" he said, stung by the lady's
tone. And he applied the match.
The lady bounced from the seat,
and, snatching the cigar from his
lips, threw it out of the window.
"There is a compartment for
smokers" she hissed.
The gentleman, quite taken back,
thought it best to be quite, while
secretly bemoaning his lost Hava-
ma.
Five minutes silence. Madam
Potin flushed with her triumph.
Suddenly the lady's muff appeared
to become instinct with life, and
presently little poodle put out
his hand to take breath of air.
The gentleman arose smiling affa-
bly,, seized the little dog by the tail
and tenderly dropped it out of the
carriage window, saying, in dulcet
tone, "Madame, there is IA compart-
ment for dogsw-Illustrated 4 naer-
lean.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
A Crisis.

Detroit Free Press.
"You seem put out, Jim," he said,
as they met in the postoffice.
"Pm all broke up"
"Any thing wrong with the girl ?"
GAIL wrong. See this letter? She
regrets that she won't be home
this evening-very sorry-call
some time next year-and SO FORTH
"And the occasion?"
"Chrstmas present, you know
brooch set with-ahem !--diamonds.
Forgot to take price mark off, you
know-marked $165."
II think l discover"
"Girl goes in raptures-willing to
name the day-mamma all right
governor asks me to take a cigar
with him. Sure go, and price
$4,000 houses and look up art fur
niture."
81 surmise that 1 comprehend"
"Evey thing lovely up to a week
ago. Brooch gets out of repair;
girl takes it to another jeweler.
See? Jeweler offers to sell her a
peck of the same quality of dia-
monds for 50 and throw in a set of
Shakespeare, girl goes home to tell
ma; ma tells pa; finale! See?"
II calculate to observe"
"Cool reception; frozen out; nc
explanations; e, od-night' on an
icicle. Then this-the crisis-the
climax. Ta-ta, old boy; broke up
gone up; see me later at the coro'
ner's."
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31

through tho Silly night to the
boarding house where she lived
and directly under that window
which has been so often sanctifled
by her presence, he commenced to
toot (Twang, twang, bim): 81 wan
dered by the brookside (cling,
clang, boo), I wandered b-i-i the
mill"-and the sash was gently
raised with n crash and a deep
bass voice yelled out: "I wish as
you fall into your brook of your
brookside and trown yourself in
dose mill, oder l plow my vissil
and call q polizeidiener" 1t was
cruel of her to have changed her
room without letting him know.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
The Jumping Bean.

st. Louis Republic.
One of the curious products of
Mexico is the jumping bean, veg
etable curiosity, whose feats of ac-
robatic agility have never been
fully explained by the scientists.
They grow in pods, each pod con-
tanning three beans. Each seq
ment is rounded on one side and A
shaped on the other, greenish yell
low in color, and in circumference
about the size of large lead pen
ell. When placed on a table they
roll over and skip about, sometimes
actually jumping good two inches.
when held between the thumb and
forefinger they are felt to beat as
strongly AS the thrObbing of a
strong mans pulse. The Agricul-
tural Department at Washington
has been acquainted with the rarity
since 1854.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
The Slick Farmer.

Oneof tho slickcst games ever
worked by confidence men Is that
of buying II farm. One of pair
looks over the country until he
finds the man he is after, and he
then buys the farm at the farmers
own price, paying from $50 to 5000
down to bind the bargain. Before
the papers can be made out con-
federate comes along, falls in love
with the same farm and offers the
farmer $4,000 moro than the other
did. The agriculturist sees a spec
ulation here and he buys the first
purchaser off with big bonus.
Then both men drop out of sight,
and the farmer learns something
new.
/ was stopping over night with a
Connecticut farmer who had sold
out and taken out 5000 to bind the
bargain. 1 was there when the
second man called with his tempt
ing offer. We waited at the barn
and Uncle Jerry came in and said
to Aunt Sally:
"Seems like chance to make a
clean 81 900. The first buyer says
he'll take it a thousand and thatll
fbn GO mn
"Did we ever have $1,000 all at
?" she asked.
"Never."
"Ever had a chance to splurge
out and make fools of ourselves ?"
"NO."
"D'ye think we would do it if we
had the money!"
"Wall, l was thinkin' of a new
watch and a broadcloth suit"
"And 1 was thinkin' of a silk
dress and new bonnet. Uncle
Jerry, we dasn't do it. We'd splurge
in less'n twenty.four hours"
"Guess we would Aunt Sally, and
so III sell out to the fust man."
He sternly refused the second
offer, and even when $1,000 more
was added he was infleXibIe. The
first purchaser never showed up
again, and to this day the old couple
are holding the money and have
the papers ready for the trade.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
The Stony COmpositOr.

pay after day he stands at his
case, picking up the bits of metal.
His hand goes back and forth from
the boxes of his case to his "stick,"
and never the suspicion of IA smile
lights up his countenance, though
the copy he is putting into type
may make thousands roar with
laughter. There is never suspic-
ion Of moisture in his eyes, though
the copy before him will draw tears
to the eyes of the reader of the
story. Click, click, the type falls
in its place in the stick, and the
story grows under his hand. All
matter, grave or gay, is to him
"stutf," and so long as he has lots
of stuff to get up he cares not what
its import may be. The matter he
is putting up has no effect upon
him whatever. If his lines don't
Justify" easily, he will swear as
roundly at sacred hymn as an
epic on a dog-fght. And, again, the
manuscript he handles never
changes his views. He may be a
Democrat and work up into type
the rankest Republican editorials,
or he may be an Atheist and put in
type the most beautiful religious
arguments. They never sway him
an iota. The richest pearls of
thought pass through his fingers
unheeded, and his anxiety is only
to seven up" at the end of his
"take."-Texas Siftings.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
Art IN Oklnllomn.

After eXhausting every means
known to the craft without dispel-
ling the funeral expression from
the baby's countenance, the pho
tographer turned in dispair to the
mother:--
Madm, can't you do something
to make him look q little more
cheerful?
Fond Mother--I reckon so. Az
berry TO the baby, yer paw whip
ped II claim-jumper last night, an
then run him four miles.
The baby smiled like an angel.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
He was Smith of PottsviIle.

New York Sun.
had been dropped off the train
ut Il small station in Nebraska and
the train had been gone about ten
minutes when young man rode
up and called out to the landlord,
who was also station agent and
telegraphed operator.
alas the train passed ?"
"She has" was the reply.
"Did you get II telegram from
me to hold her here till came?"
zone from Smith from Pottsville.
That You?"
"Yes."
"I showed it to the conductor,
and he said you must be fresh to
think he could fool around here"
"Said that, did he? Saw it was
signed Smith, eh?"
Eyes"
"Went right on just the same ?"
Yes"
"Didn't even ask what Smith ?"
No"
Didn't express any anxiety, eh ?"
"Not the least"
"Hold on a bit. What's upw
"Oh, nothing much. My name is
Smith. of POttSyille. I was going
to marry the conductors daughter
this evening. Had to catch this
train to get down there, you know"
"And there is no other until after
midnightw
"That's all right The supper
will be spread, the guests on hand,
the preacher there, the bride ready,
and I'll ride back home and get off
these togs and get drunk on hard
cider"
"But, man, l."
"Oh, it's all right. When the con-
ductor comes up in the morning
just ask him if he knows Smith of
Pottsville, and how the wedding
went off last night. Ta-ta old man,
and you needn't hand any wild
eyed kilograms which come whoop-
ing up line asking for my where
abouts."
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31

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