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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-05
y l. q u . c.
9crbeerenoe ieuersbruuft in Chicago. - Sin
8eiitlid,cr in eincm $ooteI III Snoe pcr=
bro,

8eiitlid,cr in eincm SootcI ~ Gnoe ucr=
branMt.
@htcugo, 5. 9luguit. - Sin beute iriib
in Dem 9roBeu GQcuwUarenlaocn Der 6irma
SieQel, Cooper & Comp, Gde Der States
NIB Ibam8lraBe, Gusgebroteue5 6eusr
rid)tcte Sha0eu I'M Scra9e Don ca. $780,
600 an. SeOer &eriud), OaS GebGuoe Su
rctttu, mar oergeblld), uub bic Seuermehr
bed)rdufte ibre 2lnltrengungcu oaraUf, Ole
auitoBeuoeu @ebduoe Dor ben 6lammeH 81
bemubreu IS beiauben iid etlua % GlerfS
in benz Gebduoe, iuOeiien euttameu blelelz
ben nit einsreiisieeu &uSnabme uuuerieft.
Sin 2auiburide iOg 1ldI auf Der Sluht
ourdl eiueu SturS idmerShafte Serlebun-
aen III. Siegel, Cooper & Comp. perlieren
$500, 900 al 9Sdaren uuo $4,000 am Sc
bduoe. Der benadbarten 6irua Qemberg,
Sled & 6aruer eutitano bur1 G0ud mo
gSaIier Sd)aoeu I'M 8cma9e uon 500 900.
InOere 6irmen erleiOen tleinere 8erlulte.
SieQel, Cooper & Comps GiHnabmen pom
letteu Samitag, $4,000 bis $4,000, be
ianOen id) III Der SplnOe. Sb Ote 0lPc
oaS Gelo ierit0rt bat Oocr nttt, 1T nod ntdlt
betaunt.
Yalmer, Iaf., 3. 9luguf. - 9aS
,g&eet8z 0ouie" an Der Gil. .WalnitraBe,
ein altss, betaunteS Sotel, ting gcgcn 5wei
llbr 6euer uup murOe raid SeritOrt. Sin
GonQregotiouaIiiteH @eitlider, giamen6
gSilllams, lam III Den Slammeu nm, unO
etrpa 80 auOere @die sntgugen nur nit
fuapp.r gtotb rem Gooe. Die 6lammeu
qrifien nit reiBenOer @eidwinOtgteltum idI,
0a oas @ebduoe uuSiblieBltd) aus 9ol; be
ltauo. Der Sdlaoeu berd9t etpa $4,000.
2(ae @Gite biiBeH ibre Giiettcur iOIuie Gum
men @eIoes I'M Seuage uon s. bis iu $500
.tu.
Yittsbur9, 3D., 3. 2(ug.-@attinS'
Siiieniabrit unO Die auitoBenOe SuB side
6abrlt i'll Nhluule, Ia, giugen beute iriib
III 6lammen auf, uuo adt 9SobnbGuer
wur0en beihGoigt. &erluit $25,OOO. Sine
8eijelerploIou IN ser aiiteufabrit UeranlaBte
ben Srano.
9&em.DOrt, 3. QuguIt.-9us GtubIii-
tenement Der u0l4mOuo, ,Glectricsglgbts,
6eot- & Yomer.@O." 5u Ct. @eOyge, Sta'
teusSSluuo, iiel beute 2lbeuo ben 6lammeu
gum Raube. Serlult 100000.
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salbmono uno %rca1 aui Gouoia.

2onoo II, 3. Auguit. - Q8ie man aus
Ganoia meIoet, purOe uulaugit Die Q9obs
nuug zines Giirten in benz GOrfe @eramO5
ange9rliien, uno 3wet YtQuner, cine 6rau
uuO eiu Sinh wurosu ermOroet. GABebu
@briiteu fiuo ieitOem pegeu oeS Serbre6euS
perbaftet unb nit tiiriu6cn Strdfllngeu ju=
iammeu eingeiptrrt morOeu. SIN Gefaugs
niiie pur0eu ile UOn Den iibrigeu Strafiu~
gen Our6 Dteierltidle uerruuu0et uuo lagen
lQuae 3elt in tritlidem 9uftQuoe oaruie0er,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-05
6roscr SG)rcdcn itnter oen Gepubli=
fancrn Ncbrasfa's.

Smab a, 9tebr., 4. 9ln9ult lt.-@ine
9epeide aus giucoln, 9tebr., meloet,
oaB lid Gouperneur Sbapers auf Dem
JabrcSlagcr Der r@rano 9lrmp" in De-
troit be linoet. Sicez@oupcrneur Ntaz
iprS lit ui6t in Sincoln, ltno man per-
nlutbet, baB er iid) ebenIalls na6 De-
trolt be9eben bat. Inter Der Gonititu>
tiOn bat ber Brdlioent bes Staat5lcnat5
olS Gouperncur 5u fungrtn, iQbalO
peber scr @oupcrneur, nod ser Sicez
@ouperneur i'm Staate lit. Senatsz
Yrdiocnt @ovnter, elm rauian;ler, "
rcilte 9citcyn i'll aIler Stille nad 2inz
coin, nm SIT ermitteln, pb sptaiorS ben
Staat perluiIcn bat. ST .rtlGrt, er be-
ablid)tlge, fallS c5 iih bcrausl ltelle, 6aB
Der Goupcrneur iomObl, wie bet &icez
gouperneur aus 9tebra8fa abpcleno
lcten, ba5 9lmt,Oe89OuperncurS su ubers
nebuen, bis elmer BON Sciocn suriifz
febre. &abrl6einli6 merSe CT Sic Sc
lce9ebung Su elmer Grtraiieuns eiubc>
ruien unO Sic Otarimums6ra9tbiQ pal
iiren laiicn. Ganilh Sdrcfen berrid1t
unter Ben rcpublifaniiden Splitifern.
Otebrere 0epeiden iinS abseldidt NOR
Ben, iuelde Sbapsrs unS WtulOrS aaiz
foroern, 3uriid;ufebren unb 9tebraSfa
BON Der oerridaft Der r9llliansler" su
beluabren.
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SIts ocr StuoesbanptItaot.
Scid,weroen i,ber bic GatIaiimne pom, ,lnipmss
9eterauen aus Dcm Ie,pz Durtcr 3plamt.

Scfer0uen aus ocfu Tem=yurtcr Joudmi.
gSai btnstOn, 3. s., i. 9luguit.
-SdaeantsicfretGr s. itcr puroe beute
benadridtigt, baB unter BEN Wtit9llez
bern Der ,Gjrano 2lrmp" in 9iewsyOrf
srOBe Gutriiltung berrlebt, neil 40 ebcz
malige l(nlonS>S Oloatcu ON /. 5. Wtts.
aus Dem 9tcwzDOrfcr 3ollamte entlaiicn
wurbcn. Der SetrctGr ertldrt, Die 2lbz
ictun9en icien auf @mpfeblun9 bes Col
lettors eriol9t, uno er Softer babe, ais
or ben oie5be;iigli4en ScIebl untcr5ci6s
nete, nidt gcwuBt, Ob Die 5u cntlaienz
Ben Herlonen Seterancn ODER Siuililten,
9SciBe OOer 9tcger, 0emOfratcn Ober 9fez
publlfaner ieicn. 9Senn inOchen eiu ltnz
rcdt bc9an9cn wurOen iei, 10 tonne eS
BON hem ncuen 9telu>OOrfcr 3ollcollcftor
gut gemad)t weroeu. 2lugenldelnlt6
meinte CT banlit, baB Collector 6allett
ble cntlaiienen Geteruncn wtcbCr cinletcn
pcrbe uno anocrcn 8camtcn an iBrer
Stele BEN SauipaB gebcn fOnne.
g}ermfdltes.
Gin gewobncr pon Scottoale, Ga.,
bat Dem Sdasamt $4 ais gcitrag gum
geuiiicnSfono geldift. Gr erfldrt, CT
babe SleOmargartn perfauit, obnc Sic
Stcucr ;u bc;ablen.
Die Ginnubmen fir 3Dle belieien ii6
wabreuo bc5 ItOnat8 Suli auf $685.
953,3S6 poer Ss,435, ,232 meniaer, ais
i'm Suli 1890. SIM NewzOorfer d3olz
baus wurben S11 1903, 1863 pcrcinnabnlt
Ooer IS, ,S69, ,S47 weniger, ais i'm Suli
1890 nno 50 2,4S7 ,031 ueniger, ais i'm
Sabre 1899.
9a5 Sdaeamt taufte scitern $751;
900 lln3en Silber gum Frciie BON
$1.O074 bis $1,000. GS.waren i'm
@anicn $4,000 lln5cn Oiicrirt pOr>
BEN.
y. q. Oiorgan BON GottOnwoobz
6alIs, &S., lit an Stclle BON San @.
SlOnctcr Sum GOmmlliGr cruannt nor
ben, um nit bcn 5nOianern ber Fpraz
mtoz2afcz z9teleruatipu in 9tepapa su unz
terban0eln.
Der 9ourant Gontroleur bat Sen
@Ouperncur Eattilou bon Bcnniplpaz
nicn bcnafribtigt, oaB ser Sdubamt5s
Scfrctar in bic pom G)oupcrneur ecforz
pcrte abermali9e llnteriu9ung Der SGz
der uno JIetnltngen Der falliten v&cDz
s9tatiOnal>Sant" einwilligt.
General 9Obn Wt. SdOfielo 1T nit
ieincr i1ngen @attin biebcr surijdsez
febrt. Gr nabm beute leine 9lmtSpflidz
ten I'M &ric9Sbcpartcment miebcr auf
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Nr. 1856.
SScuttFsirt.
Sas bel SIcnoaIc auf Souaz SSIano erniirat
Getnnofns 0dodIcu War cine 5euiIdle
nnS ne! wabridlsimltdl ciuem Raubmuro
gum Spicr

Sas bel Glendale auf Souaz SSIano erpiirat
aetunoene Wdodcn par cine Seui1dle
nnn nc! wabridIeiultdl ciuem Raubmuro
sum Spicr.
u ms$j Ort, 3. &uouit.-Qie 2eid)e beS
jungen Ntd0tcuS, meihe oeiteru fyiib bet
@lenoHle au1 yOugsSSluno in eiuem abqcs
legencn GNebGu0c auf Der Nfeuer'iheu Earm
entoedt muvoc, 1T hCute uOu Sarl 4. gSeber
aus gtortlsNapeu, Conn, ais bleIenlge iet=
ner 2O7laHTlgen ?}ltte Ytatlloa 0uber Ioeus
tifiiirt morNcu.
Sele SSebtr mlttheIlt, bate Mutiloa eiIr
SerpaItnlB mt cmem Wauue, mcIdcr uus
ter Dem Nomcu 5Obu Iabe betauut mar,
nno rellte am lettu SamiaQe pee @itnz
babn oon 9toribaNNuCu uadl Rem. 2)orf ab.
Sle ndbm 1925 in &aargclO mt. lllS I&c.
Der Deute iu Nouh+laucu Die &sihrclbunq
oeS BET @leuoGIe CrluiirQt Qeiuuocueu Traul
eHitnlnlero ln3, bcQab er iib orort Nortblu,
uno lt0nnte IN Der Sootcu QnQcub!ldlId)
ietue 1ttdlte.
Die &ernOrbene III aus G6Sliu, Tonls
nert, 9eburilg, uu0 TAM, ais ibr &ater uor
tunf SaBreU 1tarb, Su ibrem Entel uadb
amerlta. Ste bratte Ctu beradtlld)eS Ser
mo9eH NIT uuo bat lest nod $4,000 III Der
uerlteH 9tatlOualbaut Don gieu l5aucn."
Sn lester .3clt tubrte Ite elueu slcmjt) !c,t)t=
fertigeH EebcNSpaubel, nameutlldJ ictoem
itc NIT Adbe beIauut nuroe, uno iheuIte
ben @rmabnungcu ibrtr SeuuauoteH tenn
@ehor. Alru. SSeber4 NtiuheiluMgeu ey=
WctCn Die NimbmaBung, oQB MtatblOe
ctncm &nubmoro Sum Spier ficl. 3eiu
GeIo mnroe bel Der &Ooteu uOrgcIuubcu.
3te BON 2Seber gclc'crte &eid)rtlburg
Aabe'5 paBt gcnuu auf elncn Wiam, mel
den Der Subnwdrter y0ate nm 4l2 llbr AM
leeten Samlta96 2lbeno uui Der Treibz
Houo-GOaO, uNbe Der u0tanbattan.$cuds
Sabn," III Gjeicuitait eiucS 6rauculumsrS
ab, weldcS, 10 melt CT i'll Der GuutcIbet
bemertcu tOHute, 9lebuI9tclt nit Der Grs
moroeteu bate.
- Sadiou QonuclD, eiu rclter Tarmer,
uno ieiue 6rau muroea gcltcrn i'll ibrer
NSobuung, tiini YielIeu 0rlld BON 9lrtans
iaSsGlm, SIS, ermoroet auigeiuuOcu. 9ucm
4ulteluc uadl liegt eln JtaubmorO Dor.
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sedls Soote, pier Werw,tnSete.

Orleans, 8. 2luguit. - Gtne
2ep.l6. Der pBicapune uno gutes@harIe5"
melOet: rpGeiteru ereigucte ijh auf nSOd
0toore & Comps GieNbabn" inter ben
AugeiteGten elu Sreit, in weldem isd8 Der
Setbetligteu get6otet uuO elu 2luOerer t0ot.
lid uermunoet muroe. Die bret uebrigeu
iinO ebeniaQS uerlcpt, babeu ieoOd Ausfd)t
aui Geneiung. 9as BlutuergieBeH mar bic
6olqe elmer alten 6eboe."
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Sic ,, ,Waia'' III Seras.

9tewz Srleans, 4. 2luguit. -
Gine Spe;ielbepeide Ser Yicagunc"
au8SOuitOn, Scr., mclSet: - Die Wtaz
fla" i6eint ii9 IN SOuitOn ein9cbiirgert
SIT babcn. SIM letten gBinter wuroe
Elm 9tcser, Namen8 0ttiber, BON einem
y r0a9O" gei6oilcn, ieoOd nidt tOOtlid.
Der Sbater entfanl, muroe iebO9 am
letten SOnnta9 einsefansen, Geitern
abenb, als Sim ScOtt, einee Der glugens
ssusen oe5 Scrbreden8, aui Dem gSege
pOn elmer Grocery na6 Sauie mar,
murSe er BON benz Staliener s. 9. Gins
tile uub Geiabrten Obne Elm @Ort Der
8arnun9 bon binten nit altcn iicllta>
niiden Wfu8feten, Die nit sebuftem
glsI Selaben waren, uieOersei9O6eu.
Die WtOrber entfamen."" a"
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&aosuay's 3eaoy Gelief

W jeher 3eit i'm @auie babe. Scin G5ebraud fpiro
fuohIthdtis pirten hei jeoer Irt pom Sdlmers cher
Sranbet. G5 eiht 9fld,t5 Der g9eIt, ods 10 itneQ
eiEeu Stlmer5 itiat, nod ben SSortrtt elmer 9raats
heit GuIhaLt, ais bas Heoon NeIisi.
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Mal0ria
TT ibrea psriGieoensn ssormen,
1isiaes lu1b faltes SSieber.

Gs sht tcin SeiImtte in Der g9elt, ueIdes bisiacs
EEo falteS Seber nno aue aHoereH naIariiteH oipic
galenz uno anbere ;Seber Unit Siilie BON Haopap'S
Qtucn) ibEeIer beilt, ais Naowap'e &eaon Ne,
Iitf
greis so Gents Die Slafde. gu babea bel
Qlen Ippthefcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-05
llHsemathIidDe gorsanse seIesentlidI eineI
DPn,tit inn ItpohI

81 tom, 3. Nuauit it.-GH beOeutlider 2luis
rubr ersigncte ilt beute 9elegentlidl etner
Oturisipalmabl 5u Carrie. Gin DiOb pIiin-
oerte oaS 8atbhaus uHo ;iinOete e5 on. Gin
2betI oeS Seb6uOes nebit ben Ar4iuen
nuroe 5erit0rt. gSahreuo OeS Suirubr5
purOe eln 0iunn getOOtet, uuO uieI. au0eTe
Yer!Onen erlItten 8trIebun9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-05
Die llurubeu in China,

2onoon, 4. 2luguit.-9er britiihe Son-
jul III 6utjhu erfl6rt i'll elner 9epcide an
Dus Mlniiterium beS Nusmdrtigen, oaB bic
9ta6rid)t iiber OrObenOe Ue,tere llnruben
ndlt nabr lit. 81 lagt, ben GurOpGern
meroe jset purb bic dllHeiVhen 8ehOrOeu,
iomie our9 Die 4umeleubeit freuber SrlegS<
ihiiie hinreitenDsr Sdue acmQhrt.
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,Sein Osmi9t in Sob ,uertb." "

Den ID. Sanuar 1888.
4ueuif q, Ga.
Or. 8f a B tpap: Sd babe ollie bic oeritiebenen
UitteI, tie i'm 0tartte ino, obHe @rfog perdt, als
ii neir 3uiianb enoIit perhIin,mcrte nno Elm rcune
mir retb, SIR Jeaop liceT Su 9ebrauteH. Sd fdsts
ietnem Hatbe nno sebrands baIelbe an msinenl Subs
numbering an nddliteH Dior9en lnieocr I'M Stanoe.
meiHsn BflitteH Hahsu9ebeH. Sd bate ebr Ian9e an
Gbcumati5ntus 9elitten. Sd merhe nie obHe u. u.
g. eiH, oa cs ien @e'pit in goIo pertb lit. Dteine
Dhttcr rurbe burtb q. u. g. IN Spei Stunocn BON
0ibcum0tlsmus in ben SdluIttrR ecbeiIt
VI. y. s ooper bon Der ,Sirma Cooper & Gpons.
Gin babtr bis gu eiReut 3bcetoFieI pon IN enem baz
ben gLae ISaiier iHocrt in peni9en attHutcn frdms
pie. RaeemiGure. ucbeIfcit, Grbred,eu. spos
bremen, Nerpoittat, SdlIehpiinfcif, 3upis
fd,nterIeu, Siarrboe, &olif, YIabumscn unp
aue inueriidlem SdmerScn.
@S 1T BON Der iuBeriten gSiatigfeit, baB ieoe
6amillc elnen &orratb pon
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2ataitrppben iu Gn9Iano.

Qonbon, 4. 2luguit.-@si einer 6euersf
brunit in Sitsgoupon, in Der 9tGbe bcS meit-
inoiiheu 9od8, tamen en alter Ntann uHo
eine IOftsr III ben 6lammen mn. Spdter
brad ein 6euer III elnem N0fiecbauie oil Der
Sralalgars Noao aus, bel lueldlem elue SeQ.
ner,u, @leu 8uiiel, perbraunt pdre, Ueuu
Der Sr9snitur StutI0uo iIe ntd)t gercttet
bdtte.
Gin pcrbdngnbpoNer giienbuhnuniau
trug fid uabe ScOrboro' Su, wobeI - Per>
ionen t0otlde TerlegungeH oauon trugen.
Sin nit Yaiaqieren btYegter 3ug tubr IN
eiuen auf eiuem Selteugelsile itebenOen
3uq, NIB smar nit iolber @emdlt, baB
m,hrpre ySn0nnuS ;prtriiu1mert mlroeu.
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Ser 9entidje Gorreiponaent,

NdSItU, nolnehtld1 NHb SonHfdgs,
+. Raimc, Giseutbiimer nno Gcoaftenr,
GubpeitaGde Baltimore: Strabe nno aotsCfficesApe.
Ireis bcs tdsIidcn @IatteS, burdb 2rdser in Sals
ttniore rHo in Der 9iadDbdrlfaft beior3t, 12 Sts;
taslidIc uno Spnnta gss sslmsgabe 15 cts. pro
Seo6t ,abIbar poteHtli Die sSIaft bclcr9eHoen
2rdeer.-i6aIid, nebft Spnufa 60 sIns aabe uHfer
Set i'm 8crbdItnif; fir bic ipodientlid,e Mue9abe
nit Gonntassbatt, portofr.i, nit IbSg tilr Clubs
$3.50 pro Sdbr, rad irseno einem Srte oes Snlans
bes, 81 radl europa Spnnta Q salusaabe 81
pro Sabr-Das bette uno biuisite oentidIe SIest
tn ben DfitteIz Hno SuoitadteH.
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Sait5fe i'm Ritt.lncer.

Grieil, 4. 9luguIt.-Ole Sa0eplafe oeS
aoriatiiden uno IilttelmeereS ilnb in oies
lem Sabre uOn elner uugep0buIid grOBeu
llnSabl 6aifiite unItt)tr gemadt. Ntante
Iorgloi. gaoenbe iollen Oou ben 8eitlen er.
grificn uup set0otet ietn. Inl gefGbrltditen
lit Die SraBe pou Dteiilna, Die BON ben
SsebaObeiu9ern inlol9e 2eheu gaus gentle
Den mlro,
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Sic aranfbeit Der GIN ppm SsIsiem.

9famSgate, 9ngIunr, 4. 2In9ui. -
Giue Trau, 9tameu5 MeTpnan, er9rIff ges
tern ibr Niuo uuo Id)nltt oleIcm Den @aI5
ourf. 9oraui beging tie SelbitnoyO, tns
Dem iie iidD ans Dem 6eniter auf Die SnaBe
ltiir;te. Gle lebte jwOr nod, ais lle uOn
Yaiianten aufge9obsn wuOe, itarb aber nod
aui Dem 9Se9e sum ooipital. llnglutlthe
yisbs oa oaS NtOtiu Su Der Shat 9emeien
ieiu
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Der strife per epnppner e,anaeperfidlaften.

gonoou,4. 2luguI. - Der Strlte i'm
Saugeih1it, al pelaem $500 D!lt9lieOer
BON llrbsitsr GrQanllaIioneEen bctbeili9t
iine, lit leet Ill Die pi,rSebnte g&Ode gere.
ten. Die Strlfer bebuuptcn, tbre Saiie ici
rstd)lidl nit geIo psrlcben, nm ben Strite
iort;uieecn. 1900 bio. Srltc9slosr purz
ben am Samitag beiablt. Die unionen
bebaupteu, fie tOnntcn cS ldnger auSbalten,
ais Die Irbslt9sbcr, pIele aber itno entldllols
len, fh ben getelten Sebin9un9en nidt 8u
iiigen, pa oieie oas Gcid)ait rutntren. Son
10000 98aseufubrleut.n in &Onoon baben
5000 Iif einer Union angsi4Ioiien, nm I'M
nQtfeu g9int.r Su itrltenr fauS tbre Gage
ni6t psrbeIi.rt wirO. 10000 pen tbnsn at
beiten uu9.idbr 80 Stunoen i'll Der 9Sod)e
uno erbalt.u einen Sobn BON Is bis 28
ShillIu1eu.
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9eitcbt auf 8enmethumma.

2or0on, 4. 2(uguit. SObn Ut
finiou, Mitglleb oe5 britliden llntcrbauie5,
meldler am y. 3uli mcgeu etueS &eritoBes
g.geu Die Srouuug pom Spred)er 0uf eIus
l8od. iuipsnbirt murOs, crtIGrt i'd cut=
id)lofieu, 81 rsiigniren, luenn oaS 0aIs Die
ibm ploeriabreue Stmat) nidt gut ma6t,
inpsm IS ben auf bic zn'qenTon be5iigItz
den Gintras aus Dem YrOtotoa ftTei1bt.
Attiniou lit, ob9leitl er SlIr Sorp.Yartet
0eb0rig, 9tonconiOrnliit, uuO miro lm uad)z
ilen !Serbit ais gaienz9sle9at oil Nem p5n-
ternatioualeu g8eSleyouiltlen @on;il" in
Sn1tir1nrp thPiluPhmPu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-05

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
TOWNSEND.

+. W Phillips has made over a ton Of
maple sugar this season, which he has sold
for l0cents pound. This does not compare
very favorably with the present price of
graduated sugar.
Miss Mvra Hobart is now at home from
Dakota, where she has lived for a number
of wears past.
The snow Friday morning was about %
inches deep and very solid. 1t goes off
quite slowly.
Only about two-thirds the usual quantity
of maple sugar has been made.
Prof Smyth gave another very interest
ing lecture Wednesday evening, at which
there was good attendance.
The death of Mrs Jason Rhoades a long
time and highly respected woman of this
place, at the home of her daughter Mrs.
L. b. Davis, in Worcester, Mass, Monday
night, was a surprise and shock to wide
circle of friends She went to Worcester
in February and has been i'll for about two
weeks with Influenza. The body was
brought here Wednesday night, and the
funeral was on Thursday, Rev. Mr. Athearn
officiating Mr. and Mrs. Davis Of Worces-
ter and relatives from Brattleboro were
present She leaves three daughters, Mrs.
Martha Prouty of Townshend, Mrs. c. J.
Goodale of Brattleboro and Mrs. L. B. Da-
Wis Of Worcester. Two other daughters,
Mrs c. H. Hall and Mrs. Herbert Sher-
win, are dead, and an only son, Orlando,
died during the war. Mrs. Rhoades was a
member of the Congregational church.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
NBWFANE.

Rev. j. a Steele Of Williamsville will
speak in the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock The adj
dress will be mainly to young men, but all
are cordially invited TO he present
An electric burglar alarm has recently
been placed in the county savings bank and
connected with y NJ Batchelder's store.
a. r. Edwards, according to current re
port, will build store this spring upon
the old site where A. Y. Mays goods were
burned last year
Charles Hescock gave sugar party
Tuesday evening 10 associates in his Sun
day school class which was much enjoyed
10y the young people.
Rev. c. H smith is spending his vaca-
ton in Boston and vicinity
Master Gilbert, the junior clerk at Mr..
Batchelder's, is at his grandfather's in
Peru
Chas. Underwood has under consideration
a position for the summer at the Ocean
House, Swampscott
Mr.. Dorr A. Hudson Of Yale Theological
seminary, has declined a call to Whining
ton and Dover Congregational churches
Mr. G.. }. Petersen Of Chicago has accept
ed a call TO south Wardsboro for the sun
mer Mr.. Hudson is a native Of this town.
Mr.. Petersen is the Swede who preached
here by exchange last summer
Five or six hundred pounds Of white
paint are bringing out the primitive color
in Worster's hotel The last coat in modern
shades did not in all respects give satisfac-
ton 10 the proprietors For some reason
the house looks higher in a white dress.
The blinds are to be dark red
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

G. Everleth's barber shop He comes rec
commended as first class barber. The
only way to find the truth Of the statement
is 10 give him a trial
C. b. Willard has secured the services Of
a first-class blacksmith and is to keep the
old stand formerly owned by VIM. Willard
Il Son
q ]. Pierce is in Boston buying his
spring stock Of goods
Mrs. G. 2. Parker is stopping at &. II.
Walkers
G.. a. Pierce is to move into the VIM
Willard house and VIII Smith is to move
into the one vacated by Mr. Pierce c. A
Stowell is TO move into NJ f. Robbins's
house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

The following, concerning one who was for
nearly seventy years a resident Of Newfane. is
copied from the Dubuque, Iowa Herald Of April
bth
Mrs Mary kimhai, widow Of z 7 kimhal.
died March -. In her Sjth year. Of apopleXy. in
Nickshurg, Miss, at the home Of her son-in-law.
G Ferguson The deceased was a native Of
Windham county, Vermont where she spent the
early part Of her life Since the death OF her hus
band IN 1873, she has divided her time among her
children Two sons survive her. DR.. = Kim
ball Of Missouri, and W. kimhall Of this city
She was woman Of much natural ability. Of un-
usual energy and decision Of character Her
mind retained its vigur and clearuess To the last
Her sudden death has brought great sorrow to
her children 20 whom she has always been an
object ~ reverence and affection on Sunday.
March -, Mrs kimhall telegraph-d her son that
she would start for Dubuque the following Mon
day Her trunk was packed for the journey. The
following Jay she was stricken with paralysis and
died half an hour later Her son, y " kimball,
OF Dubuque, was notified by telegraph and went
10 NicSshurg, from hich sad mission be returned
Friday night