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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Irrmifdytrs aus Orn DIR. Staatrn.

!
Sn 92emzO Orf lit eS WtlttmodI
| 9tahmittQQ mIcocr einmol panwt, Dap
i'm @eorange Elm Spiebube elmer Dame
! 0u8 YortcmOnnaie eHtriB uno Oamlt ents
/ fam.
Sine rOmanbaft fltn9enbe
Gomplottgc | h d. tc belhattI9te
oorgcltern 0en Gjeribt5bof in : b II a.
Oclpbia. &Or wentgcn Sabren bate
cin Ocutider 9lr;t, Or. 5lidorO WtldacI,
g8cib unO &in0 oerla1eH uno tem penn
bel elmer matroncnbaften, abcr reI9en
Golegin, 5Srau Or. gtmanOa u. Scner",
alias Bennington, aufgeidla9en, IN
Ocreu alternOcm 0er;cn Oa8 @efiIBt Oct
2icbc nod nidt crlOi6cn mar. 6r'au
Or. Wiitac( bate Oarouf ibrc glitflttere
9lipalm auf 3ablung spon $4,000
| S6aocucriag mcgen Gntfrcmbun9 Der
2iebe ibrc8 gotten perflagt uno 9e9en
2eetcren ielbit cine glllmentatiOn8tlH9e
anbdngig gcmadt. Or. 0hhucl mnroc
auQcmieieu, mOhentli6 SO an lctnc 6rau
III ;a6len uno Der ShuhhGroler @onrao
| 9rciOcnbad ltcCte 8itrqIa)urr 1ir Die
| prumpte 2tu8fHbrung oe8 gerthtlidlen
8efebl8 ieiten8 0c3 Goftor8. Salo
oarauf a6cr hattie 6rau Or Bennington,
inocm Iie iid iir Die Wtutter tbrc8 @cs
liebteu au8gab, ociien llcbcrfibrung III
cine Yripotirrcuanltalt crwtrtt uno ons
0urh 0aSGjeridt ueranl0Bt, Qr. WIthnz
cl pou Der 3abluu9 BON 2llimcntcn 5n
cntbiu0Cn. &aum mar olc5 Qeld)cbClI,
10 muroe Der 0oftor ans Der Srrcn0nz
italt cntlaiien uuo micOcr 3og CT 5u let
ncr mItterlihcu gclicbtcu. lSrau
Otidacl bate icOoh &unoe BON olclcr
au;u ldncQen 6ciluHg crboltcn nnO
uerflagtc OcSbalb bcutc oen Siirgcn ibrc5
Gjattcn auI 3ablung ser ritltdnOi9cu
2llimcnte. 9ttdter 6rnlcttcr Oronctc
cine eingcbenoe llnteriudun9 an, I'M
namentli6 iiber 9r. OtlhocP5 2luIcntz
| halt Elm ser 3rrenanltalt 9tabcre5 81
criabren.
&. s. 8on1ma8, characterization uno
Observation-Disclosures Der 0eutiAcn 6lrma
n8omma8 & 8ilg, "3u 9 Bridgeport,
Conn, muroe 0Ounerltag gbcno bnrd
cinen ungliitli6en Sprung BON ctncm
@iicubabn3uge idlwer, mabrIdelnltb
t0olid perleBt. 8amma8 beablihtl9te,
nod 9tews0auen su iobren. 5n Der
Gile irrte cr iid uno beltieg Den melt
wart8 iabrcnOcn iOgenannten u@bolts
Groin." Der Bug ieetc li4 IN Semes
guug, unO crit icBt cntOcfte SommaS
ieinen 9rrtbum. Sd)neu cntlblonen
begob cr ii6 nah Der 4lattform lpran9,
pom 3u9c unO wurOe topfiibcr sur GrOe
9eiAleuScrt. Sine Gra9babre mnrOe
BON Ser noben Citation rcquirrt, Der
Scrwunoetc nah Oen @cpdtraumllfz
fciten un0 bon oa na9 Dem 5Opltal 9es
bradt, NO bic 0oftoren cinen 8ruh Der
| 0irni6olc, eineu QOppeIbruf Oe8 rcha
ten 2lrmc8 uuO inuerli6c Scrleeun9cn
fonltatirten. IS lit 3wciiclbaft. Oh er
am 2ebeu bleiben miro.
Jm alter pon II 3 S q brcn
itarb hir5Gd in SoreptO, Ntih.,
Der aus Qeuti9lonO gcbiirtigc SO9onn
Bott8.
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0eter Nnmnhcn aLn,nnft

III 70, lr=Serln9t0Hltr.
0f fSntintitrati ons glu;sTac
~ NahrIht nlro blermtt gegebeH, baB Der Inter
ieidHete pom gSaiieH=Gjeritt Der Staot Baltimore
Bolmaht sur SeruoItuHq oes gtadlQiies oes alIbter
perltorheHeH soam Ut. Sdlcueubergcr erbalten bat.
ale 2itleHl9eE, bic SoroeruHgeH on oieieH 9iadlaB
habeE, peroen hermit auf9ciOroert olde neb BEN noz
tlt9en Sse9sH ipdteieEs bis sum 30. uiai 1892
elHSurelheH uHo 9elteno 5u MAIDEN ooer III seruart=
gen, oaB tie ibrer 9lniprite an oieen g2aaB oeietli
fur pernitl9 srticrt peroeH r09cn. a1e bic 3abluns
gen On oteen NatIoB III madlen babeH, neroen bier
nit aufseToroert lohe unperSusl an ben lnter5eitz
nefeu tu leilte1 SStib. a3. SdIeu rgcr,
t216,S2,Sy94) gadIaBpermalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
81. Sabrgang.
.1leb e.r 5i.eber.


Qsir pein stt bic srnartse nammenfenns eberebsrn
anf pe6e r hieir Sant nta mnhe elesan
Gemanber jebe Guatt cn aeun, mel6 no, enanb. s
bl Cualia Cuaitat 9nabr miana miabc
nnbanst feben mir mic INNER bod her Dm aleberGtab
men I'M Sbcn 9Sarcno bic rnercn Gnatatrn CUR spe3ia
tat maem, nmiaRt uncre suswa aa uuo Scbrs usrlak p
bnaen cbrrnfen rinfasrcn, ab mpnsmcrben Gmeb
bis ben esanefn @eidseun befumten mpnrrten Jbr
unirre befmm nnhcsmelte arnmc cr &auer
bem Eager n nieorsfen rcis unhsr percs
gSr Onncn Sbnu snt baubain ebrr,eBer fir So
&c. ST. IS SO ben sS eriren Sbnn fir S1O S12 SIS
Die 4usmabl bn 0ncr
&cD gtuus Gbrputs, 0r GbnGlas vSorz" ubrr rac>
maBscr unt gum eberfnpie cnreibig iancm
QSulnF geur, nit @tlas 4ermru Glcsantc cbebcr stne
berarbet mpnrtirn gtom aerg Sr Mumagnaes 81
SIS, S2O S22, S25, S2S, $50 mb S32. lnere Sieibc
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lslns nmerer san. itaas : 3soraen:aluseaO o
IramipnIae ELottemrnitumeem.

Y0ri8, 20. JIOOember.-0r G0terrD,
Nadiolger Oe5 0ru. 8rnou I'M &uoget-
@omte, unterbreltete beutc Dem SeHat ben
BeridJt leues &omlte iiber Die &Oranldldge
fitr Die Tlotte. Die SOraGitlage ltelen
cine erhebldle %eritdrtuug Der 6lotte unO
OaS 2tul1aiieu uleler neutr @eihiiBe III
2lusild]t. ,3manStg Shlfie lollen Dem 4iit=
teImeer @edwaoer Sugeiigt unO aud oaa
n0rollhe @eltmaoer lOlI beOeHteno pertQrtt
mormon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
(278,s4,eo,6,e) WObert i. Gteei,, GIcrt
administrations. .sln,r,o.

Ofomiuiitrations= =2lnsetae.
~ Nutrldt niro. ptermit geseber, bo6 bic uHtsra
5eidlnefeR pom 2EaiieH=@eridjte ber Staot Baltimore
8olmatt sur SoAltretuHs oes 9eluments oes alI=
bier ptrltorbeuen ,5pIn ". Waict, fruuer in
bea9ier >taoi, erpalteE babeH. ale Gieleni9eR, bic
UoroeruH9en on osen gtataB habeH, lpsroen biermit
aui9eorotrt, iode nebit ben nobisen SelegeH pate
items bis sum B. Oiai 1892 einSureidrn uno gelteEo
81 MAIDEN ooer 81 getudrtl9eH, oaB ne ibrer GHiprde
on oieeR gtaAaB 9siebIdl fir ueru9 ertldrt peroeH
mo9cH. 4Es, bic .3abuHoeH an oieien 9tadIab su
madeE haben, peroeH btermit auierfuroert, ole u1z
uerSiglld1 on ben unterSeidlneten ;u leifeH
ge9eoen inter uHlereH SdnoeH an oieiem, ben 81.
Sttober 1891. SUuie Dfui I,
sSobu O.. gaicr, jun,
(262, 2,S,74,SO) SeitomeHtsnoiir,dsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
9trbctt ttuO SsOIDit.

@itt8burg, q, ga, 20. giouember. - IS
oerluutet beute, paB Hd ole Gtieus nno
Stablsfabrtfanten Der Ser. Stuateu su Ell
nem aQgemelueu 2lugriH aui Die u2malga'
mated liioclauou," WeIHer im ndf)reH
6rabIa6r Dor itt geben iou, uerbitnOet b0z
bet. &srihie0ene UorIdUitge Yldnteleleu
baben berett8 itattgeiuuOen uuO enOeten
iQmmhih NIT ltteOerlagen Der 4rbelter.
0ie @iieus 5ubuInleueu iollen entld)lOneH
iein, Die v2malgamateO Ahociatlon" Su
ueruid)teu. &ee 2lrbeiterlubrer ldentcH
inotiieu Dem @eriid)te feIueu 9laubeR unO
,rtldreu, Die 6abrttauteu miirOen III elHem
Sabre, in mel1em Die 4r0TtentenwahI
ftattfiuoet, tetueH 10 erHiteH GOniIttt berauf
III belhmOren maaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23

Sur Totb III Huflamo.
Beter8 burg, 20. 9tOpember.-@r
Seitrdge 3ur lluterliBung Der yiotbIelOeue
ben treIien aus aueu 8belIen oeS Jtede5
eu. 9a8 @entral=l =llHterltiiBung &oullte,
beTeu SorilBer Der @iaremuld) lit, wlro
cine talierllhe AHIelbe UOn 50,000,000 9iu.
belu obue 3uHieH erhaIten, nm 0a8 Gel0
auf Die &lHOerun9 Der 9totb in Den am
S6llmmiten beimgeu1teu @egeHOeu au
perlUenoen.
Der 3tudtritt oe8 6ru. QGii6uegraoStp
pom 6uau5mlnJiterlum miro ais gemlB bt=
tradlet. Gner ieiuer TOrginaer, llnteries
tyetQr 9ilcolaJefI, mlrO INN magrl1elnIlt lm
AnIe naafOlgeu.
EouOou, u. 9}ooember. = 0enr Be
tersburger @oreipouoenten oe8 pGbroulcle"
Surolge euuurtet man OemuQblt ELL Serbot
9e9en Die Ausiubr oou %ieroeH Had Gelts
reld) mo 2euld!ano.
Xono II, ii. Jiouember. OieArere
griedlrde @eldldtt5bduer III yonooH ltn0
benadcttugt, baB oa5 ruilllbe 0etret gegeH
Die AusiIbr pom gSGiSeu lpdteiteHs an nadlz
lteH 9tenllag erIollen mer0eH lOu.
Ter ccmtraIeuropatid1e 3oupereim.
Q8 II, 20. ltouember.- 6Nnbelsz
oertrag NIT Stalien mtr0 mOrgen III DtiiHz
d)eu uuterSeidluet meroeu. 2erlelbe mad)t
ben Stalleueru beOeuteuOe 3ugeitdnOHlTe
III 8eiuQ aui Die Au8iubr pom GSetu, Sll=
ben, Sbit nHo SabrifateH.
Sin beooritebcuocr SeiuA Der SF0ni0in
TifturlG in 2entidlIano.
Qou0on, 20. giouember. S0ulqtu
8ittorlu muo id) I'M nddnen WtQrS nab
6lorens, 3taIlen, begebeu. Sou bort ans
relit iie uad Qeutihtano, nm ibrer Sohter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Gxp. oes "eorre(p
0Sareau Der strahem: sur6bru6sz

9Snreau DER straRcn= Surd, brudlsz
~ SpmnttfiGre,
Baltimore, ben 90. 9ioo. 1891.
Die Stra6eHz Gurtbruh$=G Gomu7dre MAIDEN in
gemdBbet Der &sltlmmuR9en oes Ealtiruorer Stabtz
@eietbud)eS, II. 4rtitel biermit befannt, oaf lie
Sicnitna, ben %. Ssibr. 1891, 10 ubr Utor9e7s,
I'm Sureau Der @ommiidre i'm 9atbhanIe ibre erfe
SerldmmInH9 hatteH fUeroeH, nm Die ibnen Setreffs
Der @onoemHIruH9 uHo Qurdlbredlun9 Der Hproz
M uu uoH Der Selair: gluenue bts Sur Diinez
gaHt@gane, ubertra9eHeH Seiueniie uno uon ibne1
erbethteH 8fttteH in uebereiniimmunq nit Der am
10. Sttober 1891 9eHebm9ten 8eroroHun9 SIR / 43
bes Wianors unb Stobtratbs pon Baltimore qusus
ubeT, rep. iu ertuuen. Snmuel i. Sbarrctts,
SaDin st. 3lrtIane,
Souie 9cd,
- @ommiire;
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differs! - ltlaers! - ll(1erSl

ueont benhcrr Grpabnung oen mir n Gin be SSem nnaann
ceres 4ur mnt ais Subbr. gair brriauen su marme e
fir $3.50 IS unO So rSnmOus lfers Gbebuts, GBmaas
sbeanns i5rie S12 S15 SIS spsrh mprrte rns
i6 ers aunosnarb gu 500 $22 S25 S2S $50 sie nO
r9t gemat paen rr uno Tno naselnuem mubem Stgl
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&nabelt: ltuD &iuDer:llebcr,ic1er.

Dian iebe f uierc Grnbn &nabn=
9e Prri pariircn 81 bis SIS. 3u rseun re miien
bn r;en f0nnn Sir 6mann perfm gu pereftem
s nnb nit pftem Sa buacn 20 Pru,en nrnrrunz
gen ann dafte ausmaben Su bis 9anagungs 9Snde
nnb ni sSnr sebrm mir nan ucn ubbaa gratis
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(279-)

geidts 1T 70 icbr cine Sode bc5 Sc
ihnafeS, ME S6mufiaden; aber Bic
OtoOe bat natiirti6 gtwaS babel 5u
iagen. 9Sir iinO qeriiitet, ieOcr mOglis
den &orltcbe 9crcdt 5u iperben, mag lie
nun in Der 9fidtung oe8 inen9 GinIaz
den Ober be8 turitredt 9earbcitctcn
Scr5ierten iid ergebcn. IS lit jcrOd
eritaunli6, msl6' au&9ciudte tlcine
Sadcn mir 9bnen fir cine mGBige
Summe 3ur Scrfigung itellcn fOnnen.
gSenn Sie iiA Oie 0iHbc nebmen mol
len, aui cinige auS9emdhlte 2lrtitcl scr
@olOarbcitertunit Oen 8lif gu werfcn,
10 miro es un5 Su9nii9en MADDEN, Sbz
nen cine iebr bibldc 3ulammcnitcIun9
bon SolitaircS, &rciSringen. Otarqucc5,
Iiirfiien unO Spalen 5u 5et9en.
Seine berartise 9lusltellun9, ME Bic
unierige, fOnnen Sic ionit bcidauen,
uno sic Soften erSeugcn Sertraueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
bikidem unb fQltem SSteber!

RaolUan'1 Rcaon ReIicf 1T elm itcheres 9ells,
iouie Elm Borbeugungs gsmtttel bel btgt9em uno tal7
mittel. oa5 blele gcioen uRbeoiEst tIrIr EHo Den
UieHiheH in Staao iettiH Der acknowledgements
oeaeR IHflne 9euapDHet Al leben. Us Ut bener, ais
ole Ge1oH UoR 5ebeInlIttelR, @liElH, galeHabulIeHz
osu UilttelH IL 70. IS bat IauieHoeH oeliuHg gez
bradt. 3panJtg lroDisE bis ju eHem 2heetontl Oou,
in eiHem @Ia5 28alier 9ein Hdn Dem 8srIaiieH oes
Settes am UtorseH tiHgrEommeH, ituBeH oa5 Sp=
item 9eseu 2Hili,. Cine 50 @eHt56Ioie turlrt cine
9ahBe FamllIs, uHo IS blelbt nod 9eEEg u6r9, UNI
5dmer3eH cocr art, bic Sic in iFolge zines lHfau5
ooer elHer 8r0ntbeit beidIeu Mo9eH, 81 betItl9cA.
babeu.
e4rgaau 9tbe fter, BAT man s0Gopap's" betommt!
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$1,000 eIutauIeno Spuars

Seoem, Der ratneiit, boF mir pon uns angeScste
gRnGreH rid,t auilpeiieH uno uerfauien
Sergeen Sic g,anIeR uEo 9tummer nidt! Spreden
Gle Sciti9 por uHo uerReoeH Sic ba5 Gieoringe
DicreE Sic, mir itie6en llbr abeEos bas @eihdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Gs tpar oas critic ttnO tit oas etn3t8t
Sfimer1en-Nefrmtftef.
MaIaria in ibrrn urr(birOrnrn 9Ors
men qebeilt nn6 perbatRt.

@s ge6t teiH oeiImitteI in Der l8et, tUeltes g8et7
slfieber uno ale dHoeren malareH, btlIoeH uHo oHz
ltigeH SieOer nit Selbulie pon Raoma1s ptueu
10 itnsu beilt, ais Raoman's Reaop Helief.
Std1ere SSetlit1aQ Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23

Die finar3ieGlen SdbmulitGten
oeS @3arenrei6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23
Sie ssarmcrs2taiatts."

Gin Streit aber ole 9euitons frae &C. -sluuabme
Der Seala=SIattfornt.-9e etties
p9opcotts" aber Die SIeioerfa britanten tn
NpdeItcr
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Scr Scntid)e Gnrreiponoent,

Gdeih, ipohentIidb nRb Sonntdes,
d. Haiuc, Gisentbamcr nuo Gcoaffcnr,
Ghbpei=gde SaltimoresStr uno gpitzSfFce= slpe.
S'res bes tdaIiden SIaftes, burd 9rdeer in s3aIz
nnlore uno in Der 9adlbarAait tsiorat 121s Gts.;
faaltd1c rRb Sonnta se s4tusaabe Is cts. pro
Note,S SabbGr ipoentlid an bic oas 23att beorseHben
Srd9er:-SaaItd1 nehit Spnntaas s=Mus gabe inter
orto=Sorausbesablung $3.50 pro Sabr, fur flrSere
Seit I'M 8erbdltnib Ilr bic wod,entiid,e 4mesate
NIT SnnHta9sblatt, portofrei, nit Gbsug tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr man ir9eno einem Srte oes SHlans
pro Sahr;-Das bette uub ttuisite oeilsid,e SIast
tu oeI Dtittelz unb SIbltaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-23

8raf SoIftot ertpartet cine Reopluti on.-Sie
Seutidlenbebe in neu rmiiiidlCn SItieepros
biusen. = Saiier gSilhcIms autofratiidle
Reianusen psranIaFcu RibnIntb lit Dem
Reifstaae.-Gmin Baidlas Abentener III
sifrifa.-@ebeimnibp GrpIofton in eis
ncm Puitwnsgpu.-2lHerlei
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sScOermtaat1t iprid)t oaoott!

gtuu, mas erSdbt man lid! ggos 1T los gEer lit
/. perlebt! l9o lit Der 2mbeI! 2Sas peruriodt ben
2rube! g9ann mar Der 2rubel g4ie bat iidl's er=
signet! gtuH, bOreH Sic o'rauf, Ieen sic, uno sic
netoen's boren. IS 1T tein 1rube porboRoeH. giur
nenH Sic in bic lSeniter pom genie : 9adlman
& Sruoer, Tr. AS, Sft=Sattimores, uabe
@aH=S StraBe, ihoueH, peroeH Sic bic g5robeH ppm
golooolars, ipelde OieelbeH me9gebeH, Ieben nitt
@elo, oHocrH lie perfoufeH g8aaren Su peni9er, ais
oes 8oltes e9eneH GreiitH. - SdlaueR Sic in uHiere
SeHiter, uno Sic nelben ieber
1000 garos Sammetteppitl 80 Gents; pcrtb 81 so.
1000 yaroS Body 23riiieer rs Gents; nertb 81 .25.
1900 2aros eHglthen 8riiieler So Gents; nertb
S1.35.
$50 garos Sriiieler.. so Gents; ipcrtb S0.75
143S gDOroS Eriiieler. Gents; wertb 81 90
s72 gaToS SriilieIer.. 80 Gents; wertb $0.90.
g&ie rebt IaS aus gGenn 9as 5bnen Ridt paft,
10 seben mir bnen eiHen breiaai9en 3eppin, gerGbt
nnO gcIe9t, eireH, uoiur ale &eppitbanoIsr IL Die
sjaro perlan9cH, iir 50 @ts. SeHten lie mn IS
id1ooet gdtlts, 81 tommeH uHo au3uhoueR; ale
2&Guren Ile9en IN ben eHIterE often ou, no eoer=
mann iebeH taHH, baB es teiH oumbH9 iii.
giIH rim ihoHes 26eibuaCbtsz IraeHt! gtitts if
beiier, ais siH toner 2eppit. G'rum, 5br Traren,
Sdneitern unb 2odter, blin9t @ure Gjatter, Srioer
urb Sater nab oem tuoblbetanHteH @eihiIe poR
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Der 9oli5eifnilppel tn Chicago.

RaDifale Surmer prptei:irem ge9en ole fnri=
Idle Sprengnng Der 2tuarGiitcmperIamm
Iuue i'll 8reif's Sale. - Seine SctbtiIiz
enug Der eonIcrUatiuca an Dem Groteits.
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-11
Commissioner Mason's Court.

VIM. Hiatt, disturbing peace; recog-
nized.
Charels Campbell, surety of peace
dismissed for want of Jurisdiction.
j. y. and +. A Ogden, assault re.
cognized.
Webb Weir, introducing recognized
John aud Henry Boyle, assault and
battery; John discharged and Henry
recognized.
Wade Dawson, assault and battery /;
recognized.
Alexander and Barry Ward, riot +;
recognized.
VIM. Cochran and Joseph Rogers,
introducing; recognized.
Samuel Adams, carrying pistol re-
cognized.
j. A. Ycarout VS.. Jess Couch; judg-
ment for $3.50
Singer Mtg 90. VS. 5. Blucjacket /;
judgment for Sll so.
Same VS.. John T. Gunter, replevin; /;
finding fol defendant.
ST. Louis Glass & Queensware Go.
VS.. II. Ironside judgment for $3.50.
Wells Bros. VS.. Jas. l.. Beatty judg-
ment fol defendant for $G6.05.
Married Chas. l.. Armstrong to Rosa
+. Shumweli; Wallace l.. Griffith and
Mary Eva Kirkland.
License issued to JAS. Il. Clark, Ella
II. Wall; James Montgomery. America
Thomas; Robert +. Lynch, Grace
Goodamote.
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NOTES rRon ApAlH.

Our Sunday school is moving along
splendidly.
ID. 5. Cumming sports new cart OF
the latest style.
Mrs. u. T Lindsay is gcing to build
at her sons. d. S. Cummings.
Farmers are happy over their wheat
and flax crops. as both look very prom
ising.
Mr., Cummings grain house is en-,
closed and the carpenters are now put
ting on the rnof.
Self-binders are all you can hear now
there has been great many sold in
our neighborhood.
There will be grand picnic and bar.
becue a half mile west Of Judge Clark :
on June 20th. Come one and all and
enjoy good old-fashioned time.
Prominent speakers will address the
people.
Rev. +. NJ. Claik writes from Texas
tha; he had the misfortune to get his
leg crushed in a Wagon wheel, and
would be obliged to lay over for a week
OF ten days on account Of his horses
giving out. lie says he finds no place
he likes as well as Adalr.
Quite a storm struck our town We'd
nesday afternoon Of last week, but did
not damage anything more than blow
down fencing and scare the people.
Abe Harmon SAYS anyone that did not
get scared az that wind did not have
good sense.
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~. A. byrd, Of chelsea, was upon bualnosi
this wook
-. NJ Titte, Of Lonapah, was In the cit,
this week
Geo. A. Armstrong has moved back TO hll
farm since school closed.
Walter Crisweli was over from Alton sev.
eral days this week setting up binders.
--MlAs Tiliie flournoy, Of Chelsea. is Ylplt
ing MlaA "Babe" Thompson this week,
John Hogan and w. A. Graham, Of Pryor
Greek, were In the city few days this week
Fred Norris chief clerk Of Union agency
was In the city yesterday en- route for Chelsea
Mrs. I'D. Halsell attended commencement
exercises at Harrsll institute, Muakogee, last
week,
-. n. Dickson. the wabash stock man, is
with our cAttiemen, for business as we'll as
pleasure
-. W. Barbee, the NJ. X ST. stock agent.
has arrived for the summer, accompanied by
his wife
Mrs Dr, Fortner and children and Mrs.
Gunter leave this week for an extended vint
to SLOAN Springs.
--AIlss Eva Halsell came home from school
at Nashville, Tenn. saturday She was met
at 81. Louis by her mother.
lion. Gideon Morgan, independent caAdl-
date for circuit Judge for the northern circuit.
was on our streets this week.
- W Bushynead and Capt. Jackson cane
up from the south Tuesday night and went to
the BlneJacket picnic yesterday.
bob Lynch, who is employed in the Hall
store at Tulsa, was minglng with the folks In
the city the ilrst OF the week
Judge Wesley Walker, candidate for cir
cult judge on the Dowlng ticket, is election
oering with our people this week
Mrs. G. D. Gunter, who has been visiting
her children In this city for some weeks, will
return home to SLOAN Springs this week.
Judge Benge, National candidate for chief,
was ia the city Tuesday on his way TO the po-
litlcal meeting at Bluejacket on the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Miller left last
Thursday morning-Mrs. Miller for Eldorado
Springs, Mo. aud MIR. Miller for ST Louis.
Miss Brown, Of the academy faculty. left
for her home at Carthage, Monday. Miss
Boedeker viii remain q few days and then so
to Springfield. where she will attend Drury
college during the summer.
Rev 4. n. Brewer. OF Muskogee, occupied
the pnlpit ut the Methodist church last sun
day, preaching a sermon for the benefit Of the
Galloway college students. From here he
went TO Fayette, Mo. To attend the closing
exercises at Central college
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The haymaking has fairly commenced.
More grass will be cut this year than ever
known on the same area before
The friends Of Geo. sanger are elated over
his recent acquittal at Fort smith, charged
with the murder Of his half brother, h. N.
Sanger.
The crop prospect at this season WAS never
/ more favorable Other localities complain Of
/ excessive rains, yet we have had none too
much.
1t is generally conceded tha, the govern
ment will not early, II ever. remove the
1 Chickasaw intruders. Procrastlnation on the
I part OF Uncle sam Is expected
/ -nobert Delosler, for the embezzlement OF
horse was sent to the house OF correction at
I Detroit for year. Wooster Thompson went
to the reformStory for one year, convicted OF
/ tlll-tapping.
Last week few civil cases were disposed Of
4 by trials only one ease went to a Jury, which
4 involved small amount Many cases were
stricken from the docket, most OF which were
I the Oklahoma matters,
-Leandcr Pore has nled a suit in ioreiLle
I detalner against Jasper EXendne Pore has
a little notoriety already In suing Exendne,
Adair, Cobb aud others for 81 900 for ejeeting
him from the Cobb premises.
The case Of salmon against Mills, wherein
/ O NJ. Condor. Of oswego, appeared as inter-
I pleadcr, was substantially ended last week in
! favor OF the latter by dissolution Of the at
I tachment There were about sGO, ,OOo involved
and salmon obtalnsd a judgment last term for
/ so, ,oea. which was set aside on motion.
The commencement exercises at liza rrel
/ last week were most excellent Miss Lena
! Hayes. OF webber's Falls, in the elocution
contest, was awarded the prize Tor tragedy,
I and Miss Ruby Fears, OF Muskogee, carried of
! the prize for comedy Miss Anna Locke and
Miss Gertrude Marcum won first and second
prizes respectively In the art contest for the
best study OF hollyhocks. In the eloeuiion
contest Mr.. } o. Cobb gave prize for con-
test by those who have studied not to exceed
one year. Miss Maggie crutslnger was tls
fortunate pupil. Miss Maggie Trent. Of
/ Okmulgee, was the successful contestant for
the Rogers medal In mnsic. Miss Matte Fears
took lrsi prize for progress Ia music. on
Tuesday evening the grand concert was given
to an appreciatiye audience. Diplomas Of
graduation were presented Misses Ruby Fears,
Hattie simpson, Matte Murphy, Matte Trent
and Mamie Gore, the former receiving the
scholarship medal The same character of
exercises took place at Minerva Home also
last week, Miss Tookah siNkiller graduating
The contests and concerts were highly compli-
mentoai especial praise was given the recita-
, sion by Miss Amy Nelson
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PRAIRIE clTI NOTES.


Carroll Moore shipped u carlOA of
hogs Monday.
p. l.. Walker made a flying "Trip to
Talala, Monday.
Miss Mamie Williams was visirdst
Miss Florence Breedlove, Saturday aud
Sunday.
Miss Cora Langley and Miss Bessie
Jobe, of Fairland, made pleasant all
on Miss Florence Breedlove, Sund ay
evening.
w. W. Breedlove and wife, MISS
Florence Breedlovc and Miss Man lie
Williams started to the picnic Sat, IT
day, but turned back on account 0f
rain.
Major n. b. Breedlove and Jud ..,e
J. Il. Audrain went TO Seneca last : nt-
urday on business" aud it is aid
that they returned feeling quite yo' IaE
again. And we believe they did.
Several of our citizens went. 10
NeOsho on the second. among W nom
may be mentioned Mr.. z. l.. W, ilker
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Con lner,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Flint and tirIrett
James and family.