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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
Blowers Gets His wife Again.

Morris Blowers persuaded his wife to
start home with him from Lake City.
Her paramount, Ed Osborn, would prob
ably stay in Jail unless he succeeded in
furnishing bonds until the November
term of court, when the complaining
witness would probably fail to appear,
as it was understood that Mrs. Blowers
made that one of the conditions on
which she consented to return home
with her husband.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

". W. HENRY, grandson of Patrick
Henry, attends the church (St. John's)
in Richmond, Va. where the latter de-
livered the speech that made his name
famous. The seat on which the orator
stood when he cried: Give me liberty
or give me death is still shown to Wis
ifn1.S
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
A Reduced Death Rate.

The latest publication of the state
board of health gives statistical re-
port of the distribution of mortality Of
the important diseases in Minnesota
during June, July and August, 1891
The total number of deaths in the state
were: In June, $50 Qs9o, 77); July,
s14 1880, 97O); August, s9l (1S9o, 93a);
a very marked reduction as compared
with the same months last year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

AN important deposit Of that rare
metal known as vanadium has been
found in the province of Mendoza, Ar
gentine Republic. This metal is one of
the rarest and most valuable known,
and is used for setting dyes in silks,
ribbons, hosiery and other fine goods
The principal source of supply until re-
Gently has been small deposit in the
IRA mountains, and it has been held as
high as 81. 500 per ounce. This newly
discovered deposit in Mendoza will
therefore be recognized as of great i'm.
rnltanca
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

FIVE hundred and eight thousand
five hundred square feet of space
in the worlds fair buildings were
formally assigned to the govern
ments of England, Germany and Den
mark. Of this amount England gets
265,o00 square feet, Germany 10000
square feet and Denmark 20, 900 in the
main building, and 1850 in addition
for a dairy exhibit o.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

a SILVER shekel has been found in
Galveston of the time of Simon Macca-
'beus, who lived 142 years before the
beginning of the Christian era, and
consequently is 2,0S3 years old. The
coin is estimated by competent judges
to be worth for its numismatic value
$4,000 while the intrinsic value of the
silver it contains does not exceed 81 or
80 cents
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
Marlinc &c ts the Contract

Commissioner Carter in Washington
has awarded the contract for the des.s
ignated surveys within the Red lake
Indian reservation in Minnesota. The
cost Of this work is So, 600, and Abner
L. Marling, United States deputy SUR
veyor of Minnesota, secures the con-
tract
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

Miss ELIZABETH BILsAND was mar
ried recently to Charles w. Wetmore in
New York. He is the attorney for the
company building the 'whaleback'
boats, and she is the pretty girl who
ran around the world.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

w. c. WYNKoPp, 4 Denver mining
expert. is about to proceed to Africa to
look for the famous King Solomon's
mines for an English syndicate. Per-
haps the best part of them exist in
book which Rider Haggard wrote.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
Murdered and Robbed.

The series of robberies, assaults and
general acts of lawlessncss of the past
two months at East Grand Forks cul-
minated in the murder of Justice of the
Peace Robert Woods, who was found
lying on street crossing with a bullet
in his head. Four robberies besides
that of Woods had been committed
within twentyfour hours and the pco-
pie were in state of great excitement.
There was no clew to the murderers and
robbers
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

JEAN lNGELow is now a gray-haired
little old woman of IS years. She is a
kind friend of the poor, and at regular
intervals gives them when she calls
copyright dinners from the proceeds
of her books
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THE death of Rt. Hon. William Hen
ry Smith, first lcrd of the British treas
ury and leader of the conservatives in
the house of commons, occurred in
London, aged 66 years.
ITALY has decided not to take part in
the worlds fair at Chicago.
KING KARL L. of Wurtemburg, died at
Stuttgart. He was born in 1928, and
assembled the throne in 1864.
THE death of Charles Stewart Par
nell, the distinguished Irish parlia-
mentary leader, occurred at his home
in Brighton, Eng, at the age of As
years. His death was said to have
been caused by chill.
THE new Mexico tariff will make
our beer cost seEenty-fvc cents pint
in that country.
AT Fierra Moiado, Mex, river over
flowed its banks and flooded many
buildings, causing loss of 100000.
The question of separation from
Sweden was being strongly agitated in
Norway.
PRICES of food were rapidly rising
throughout the Russian empire. Re-
ports from Warsaw say that the cost of
provisions had of late been doubled.
INFLUENZA was increasing in Eng
land. Three thousand people had been
stricken with it and fatal cases were
very numerous.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

The doctors are discussing the ques-
ton whether the epidemic la grippe
will return this winter. The weight of
testimony is that it is not likely to be
severe. The microbes of Ia grippe
live and thrive in arctic cold" saws a
wise writer, and ''the long hot summer
has been the best possible agent to de-
stroy the germs" Such diseases. how
ever, have to wear out gradually. La
grippe will likely be a fixture among
diseases for years to come.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

WILLY goose killed in California had
grain of wheat in it's crop which,
when planted, produced variety hith-
erto unknown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

The constitution of the United States
has been published in New York in
the Hebrew language, with explana-
tory notes in Hebrew
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

IT is said that onions will cure diph-
iberia. Now if we can find something
to cure onions it may be worth while
to cure diphtheria
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

THE bicycle has become almost as
popular in Germany as it is in the
United States. The German union of
bicyclists has over 1,4O0 members.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

CLEAR summer sunlight is said to
penetrate the Mediterranean sea to a
depth of 1000 feet; winter sunlight to
Oniy 600 feet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

LYMAN e. KNAPP, Governor Of Alas
ka, in his annual report to the secretary
OF the interior says the products Of
Alaska exported during the year and
their value were: 6S3,332 cases of sal
mon, valued at s., 1888 ALSO pounds
of ivory, worth s9,5o7; s31,2sa pounds
of whalebone, worth S1,5O3,3 1888; II, $50
gallons of whale oil, worth 81, 467; 1.13s,-
GOO Goldfish, 1868, 600; 1900 barrels sailed
salmon, $4,000 gold and silver bullion,
81, Goo, 0G2; 2i,5se fur seals taken under
lease, S647,ssO; $4,000 skins taken by
poachers, S1,so0,O00; other furs aud
skins, s450,ooo: curios, $4,000; other
products, Slo6,900; total. ss,941,515
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
Town Clerks and Treasurers.

Names and addresses of Town
Clerks and Village Recorders, also Of
Town and Village Treasurers elected
March 10, 1891.
lThe first name after each village or town i.
that 0f the Recorder or Clerk, the second is tho
name of the Treasurer = ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
Knocks Out Grain Gamblers.

The supreme court of Minnesota has
handed down decision of Importance
to grain gamblers, which knocks out
dealers in futures in one sweeping
blow. The court holds that contracts
for the sale and delivery of grain or
other commodities to be delivered at a
future day. are not per Sc unlawful
when the parties in good faith intend
to perform them according to their
terms. But contracts in form for flu
ture delivery not intended to represent
actual transaction. but merely to pay
and receive the difference between the
agreed price and the market price at a
future day, are in the nature of wagers
on the future price, and void.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS
"sEND WHEAT AT ONCE"
;ly Grcen Goods Men Arc Operating In
Winona and Vicinity.


Several W.nona merchants within
the past few days have received COM
munications from showers of the
que err" marked strictly conf lential."
The communication sets forth that the
writer has plentiful stock of green
goods on hand, prepared from stolen
government plates, and offers to sell
1900 bogus dollars for $3.50 in good
money. The communication, which is
printed on typewriter, is without any
signature. A reply by letter is strictly
forbidden, but the receiver, if he de-
sires the goods, must telegraph to
James Day, Bloomsbury, Hunterdon
county, n. j., the following sentence:
''Send wheat at once Then instruc-
tions will be given as to where meet
ing can take place. The address is
said to be good for fifteen days only.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

JUDGE MCMILLAN, Of Brookhaven,
Miss. who has been figuring on the
census returns, claims that the oldest
people now living in the United States
reside in southern Mississippi. He
cites the following instances, all the
parties being known to him: Near Union
Church resides Elizabeth Mcintyre,
aged one hundred and one, and near by
lives Mrs. Mary Goodson, aged one hum
dred and ten. Both were born near
where they live. Mrs. Mcintyre has a
sister living near Byram who is one
hundred and ten years old. James Stu
art living eight miles south of Brook
Haven is one hundred and four years old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

THE constitution of the United States
of Brazil, adopted February "a last,
provides an educational limitation to
citizenship. Persons ignorant of the
alphabet" are not allowed to vote at
federal or state elections. The con-
stitution also excludes beggars, and
members of communities Of whatsoever
denomination who arc subject to
vows of obedience, etc. which implies
the surrender of individual liberty. In
this prohibition are included soldiers
on pay. Evidently the Brazilians are
anxious that the ballot in their country
shall only be cast by freemen. who
shall be at least moderately intelligent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Seri6t oes ssiinfsieer Gnmite's it,
yelu=SrleattS.

Mem Srlsans, Is. Mai.-3as aus
so 0titglieoerH beilebenOe Gonlite, neldes
bonn Diapor an1 IA. Sftober b. S. ernannt
purbe, nm in Setreh Der griiteu3 gebeimer
Geieuifaiten BON ourd) @iO gebunpeneu
NOroern llnterlubung su fiibren, bat einen
Serift oor9ele9t, in pelgem es inI 9Ses
ientllben iagt, baB na6 BEN bem @omite
sugefomnenen 9iafri6ten "a Moroe bon
Stalieneru begaugen morOen ieien, in mel
den Die n0tbigen Seweiie nidt beisebradt
perSen fOnuten. Ser '6enneiiep= =OfprDproz
seb babe aber Dem Golte geSeigt, bab 9tiez
mano por Der mpftertOien Sanpe iider lei.
9arauf babe ilb OaS Solt ielbit erboben
uuO bas @elet in bic Sano senorlmen.-
SIM gSeiteren seigt Der gerid)t Die griiteus
Der pMafja," iueld)e Der itaIieniide Soniul
islbit suseseben babe. 3um @6luB iast
Der Serid1t, oas einsise Wtittel, pas llebel
aussurotten, beitebe in bem pollitdnoi9en
Serbot Der ginwauoerung aus Si6tlien uuo
llnterzStalleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
8dbrnns attf 9aptt-
Mttemfate aui ocu Yraiioenten SipppISte, :
gfue ue,te NeppIutipu ttt Nnssiae.

9tewz9 9ort, IA. Observation-Disclosures
aus Sapti srsebeu, baB groBe @dbruns aut
S1aptl berriht unb lepeu angenblid IN elner
neuen &epolution sipielu fann. Snnerbalb
tpeuiger 9Soten iinb uidt weuiser, ais bret
gtttcntate ami ben 8raitoenten Sippolpte
periibt worbeu, unb oerlelbe entgln9 lepe5
Dial nur nit fnapper gtOtb Dem Sope. GRIT
gam, fiirslid, ais Sippolpte nit etlrden 81.
fisieren cine Spag.rfabrt nabe Der Stapt
Sacmel madte, feuerteu bier inter elmer
Sriide i'm Sinterbalte liegenoe @idnner aIT
ibn.
3nei ieiner Segleiter murben get0btet,
mo III ser AMI paS 9Itteutat entitehenoeu
Seripirruua entfamen Die MeudlelmorSer.
Ser Sorial murSe pou Der Seh0rDe oer=
beimlid)t un0 9elangte erlt ntehrere Gage
barauf ans 9itt. Die 9tadrid)t errcgte,
ais iie Id)IieBlid i'll bieSefientlid]tett hrang,
nur 10 euig Auilebeu. SIS miro erflart, Slps
polpte babe iidl ourt @aiienaespalt oil Die
Spiee per 8spublif geidpungen, uno tonne
nld)t5 NnbereS ermarten, als DaB er our9
Die uGrnlibe @ewalt geitiirst rperoe. Die
!. 3ieGieruHgSb bldtter henunsireu Die Vteuhel4
mor0soerludle a1S feige GadleuerIudle cmer
unterleeeueu pplitiiteu Bartei. Die Or.
game Der Sppottiun page9sn erfldren, cine
Gepolution itebe Dor Der Shiire, nno ELL
blutider SiirQerfriea lei unpermeibliCh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Gin oe,ttideS GeiGwaoer 1T SAT-
SSrdrsfSco.

Gan Sran5is Is. 0tat. - 8in=
uen menigen 3agen iuirO ein aus ben beut=
ideu arie9sid,iien uSelp5i9," pSopbta" unb
pIleranbrine" beitebeureS @eihpaber uuz
ter benz COMMANDO Des @ontre 9lbnliralS
%alois bier eintreiien, nm aohlen uub Yro-
uiant einsunsbmen. Sn ben bteiisen oeutid)=
amerifanilhen Srsien merSen gum Gms
pfauge pieisr Striegsidifie umfafenoe &or=
bereltungen setroifen. Der uSau Sraus
;isco Serein" uno Der pGeutid)e Sereiu"
babeu gmptangs Gomlte'n ernaunt Il. ibre
eerdumigsn unS ele9anten Sereinslotale
Sen SfftSiereu pss @eidwabers sur Serfii=
aunQ III iielleu bejdlollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Gin ieniationeaes 1erbredbett lit
VebraSfa. a

siucoln, 9tebr., Is. Wtai. - Ser Nez
ger Wtonpap 9icSarlano, ipel6er genlein=
lam nit 6rau Sbeeop pegeu Grmorbung
ees @attens berielben Dor @erid)t itebt, hat
ein @eitGnpniB abgelegt. @r erflQrt, Srau
SbeeOp babe ihn su Dem Moroe gebungeu,
nadoem iie our9 perbrederii6en Serfebr
GiuiluB iiber i'm erlangt bate Sie CAB
ibm pas @elb sun Sauieu bes nit Slei be-
id)werten Stodes, nit meldem Sheeop erz
idlageH tpuree, uuo ia9te ibm, wenn er
Sb.ebp nur 10 ifmer perleee, oaB er bas
Sett bitten miiile, 10 iuerbe iie bemelben
our6 Gingaben bon Sit polenbs ben @ar,
aus MAIDEN. Sic ueriprad] oem gleqer
$4,000 fir bic Sbat, inoeiien erhielt er llur
so Gents fir Snnapps, nit ipelhem er iid)
Courage antranf. McSarlauo's @eitdno-
nib murSe im @eridtssimmer perleen unb
mahte aroBes auieheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
@cbltDattsfeits= ,.,to Corrections:
gtttitalteM.

Snbianapolis, SnS., Is. Mai.-
Sie 1S. giatonal- @onferen; Der vGeiea=
itait fir SSobltbdtigfeitS= unb eorreftions=
ween" ift bier sulammen getreten unb ipiro
bis gum 90. Mal IN Situng bleiben. 0as
Sauptprogramn beiteht III Sortrdgen uno
9istuiiiouen Ibsr Sultitute Der erwdbnten
art, iiber Den Bauperismus unb ieineu :3u=
lammenbang nit benz Serbreden, iiber Ar=
menunteritiipuug, Seieruus bon Serbrs=
deru, iiber Anitalten fir Srriinnise, Sltnpe
unO &aubitumme, iiber Sduleu sur !Seran-
bilbuug BON SraufenluGrteru, freie &iuber=
gdrteu, Geformib bulen, aod)= unb Snbuitre>
lduleu II. i. 10. 9ieben ben Sortrdgen fiuben
aud 0tuiifauiiiibruugeu ftatt. Inter ben
Sbeiluehmeru Der Gonferens befinbeu iid
6rau 6. u. 2omea BON 9temsDorf, 0r. 8.
s. Saplor BON Srooflpn, s. >. S,nle1 pom
Neu-Dorf uno Sri. !Suutington BON 9iew=
Onrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Die sStata-"
@erMd,te Mber Die Mmfnxit Ses Nnd,tisem
Habrsenses su GeapmIeo, 1eerifo.-&eime
oefinitipem Tad)ridtcn bon Dent 8rcmser
.EhorIrSfnn.H

Beriid)te ilber bic glnfniit oes Hmd)tigets
NabrsenseS su McapuIeo, Werifo. .-&einc
oetinitipeu Tad)ridlten BON oem &rcmser
.GbarIcitpn."
Gan Diego, Gala, Is. Ntai.-Wfau
meloet bier, OaB oerYuube sbampferp@ @barle1
iton" geiern Abeno, in n0rplid)er Jtidtun9
fabreno, BON Yoint Cana, Gala, aus &C.
leben wuroe.
Dtuu slaubt jett, baB bas su Yoint 2ama
9elebene Stiii nid)t Der y9barleiton," lon>
bern Der am Samitag III Gan Sranslsco
tdllige, BON Banana fommenoe 9ampfer
rSau Slas" BON Der uYacific =Dtall=glnle"
1T.
Stabt Mt erifo, Is. Mai.-giue ge>
feru aus 9lcapulco eiugetroHene 9epelde
melbet: rrSer bileniife areuser p@sma=
ralba" lei geitern i'm bieiigen 6afen Elm nno
gng heute iuleber ab. Wiebrere lelner Stz
fi;iere famen ans ufer, id)idten 0epeldlen
ab uub ftellten Srageu, aus ueld)en berpor=
gng, baB ie nm Die Serfolgung Der rStaz
to" burd) ben Sreuser p9barleton" mlfen.
ltan alaubt, bab Die yGsmeralba" noroz
iudrtS lteuert, nm Die uStata" su treneu uno
iie u0tbigeuials gesen ben p9barlelton" su
beld)iibe1. Die yg5meralOa" bat cine itarfe
Manndait, grDBtentbeil8 aus Seteranen
beltebenb. gs perlautet, oaB ite burf Die
merifauide Seboroe, welde Die abrini=
itratiou Salmaceoa's ais redtmdBt9e 9(e'
9ierltng Gbile's anertennt, auigefcroert
iuurOe, ben Safen uon acapulco su uerlaiz
len. Die augeneine aniidt lit, baB Die auf
Der yStata" befinolideu @afien nno @innl=
ton, faas bieies 6ubrseug Die r@ameralsa"
triiit, ebe eS bonn pGbarleiton" etn9ebolt
piro, aut bic ygsmeraloa" iibertragen perz
ben, uno baB in oielem Sale Der veharle=
iton" faum bas Jied)t baben miirbe, Die ug8@
meralba" ansubalteu. gtiemano tuiiroe be-
ipeilen f0nnen, mas aus ben gSaffen uno Der
Wtnniit6n maro. Die leere rStata" ipiirbe
obnc 8ioerltanp benz r@barleiton" iberlalz
leu merDen. Sollte e5 Sll einen1 SreneH
fommen, 10 miro eS faum lpdt.r, ais mOr=
gen gelheben, uro ssuar irgenopo an Der
aiiite Des Staates Salisco." - Inn 5 llhr
geitern abeuO puroe iol9enoe 9epeite Don
Gan 9las aus enpfaugen: p@1n LANCER
nieoriger 9ampfer freust Dor hieilsem Saz
fen. Gr bat feine 6lasge aufgeio9en. ST.
i6er bsrid)ten, bab er cine ftarte Ntannldaft
hat uno idmere Geidiite iiibrt. Cine
9ampfladt 1T abgeItitt worosH, I'M er'
fgnDi9ungcn einsu;ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Rataitropbe It, eiueu, s&ulaeba,,se

Sirmingb M, ala, Is. 0tai.-9er
@iebel beS neuen 6enlep S6ulgebduoes
ftiir;te beute friib, ais mebrere aiuber gez
raoe in bas uebenan gelegene alte S6uls
gebduoe gin9ell, eiu. Siint Stnoer purpen
osrlett, orei bsrielbes, Namens Starts,
Speuu. 0teper, mabridleinlidl t0btlid]. Man
uermnthet, pab iidl Elm 2lrbeiter iiber Die
0tauer binaus lebnte, mn nadl ben &tnbern
su itauen, uno paB Die Saditeiue inter
leinem @eluid)te natgaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
8r6uoe.

1odeiter N.>D. Is. Mai. i.-gort's
Malsbaus, in ipelbem iid $4,000 guldel
Mal; beiauben, iopie swei sSobubduisr su
NOrth> >Gole, gSapne=@ braunteu IN
persanaener 9iadt nieoer. Ssrluit $50, 1000.
Cincinnati, 10. Mai.-@lu lpabreno
Ser letteu ytatt I'M Mtalsbauie Ser Nor=
leiu'ldeu 8rauerei, nabe bem SuBe oes
Glmitrabeu=6iigels, aussebrohenes 6euer
serltorte ieues @ebauoe uebit elmer sroBeu
Suantitat Nlali. Ser Ser!uf bstragt
100000. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
4!MS NaWait.

SonoIulu, Is. Mai. -llnter Sen bier
her importirteu Sapauern ino lluruben aus
qebrodcn. $50 wurOeu oerbaft.t, lpater
ieood, rpieber frsiselaIien. - Der Sultan 1T
in Sbdtisfeit; oil ieinem 6ube bat fid sin
srober 9apalee gebilOet. - Sic aDnisin be-
iud)te bic ausidtiseu i'll ibrer &olonie al
Molofa. Die a0ulgin bat 20 Yerlonen be-
QuaDi9t, pelt]e an Der Jteoolutton I'M les=
len Sabre Sbell nabmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
NuS Werifo.

Stabt 80 erifo, Is. 0tai. - gtatipi>
bap Siaauueua, Ger notoriide SauDit aus
Salisca, iiI nabe Der StaOt Guabalalara
BON einsm Siirgeraufssbut eridoiien ipor-
ben. She er fiel, gelang es ibm, einen &id)=
ter, meld)er oas anfsebot bealeitete, su t0S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
&foiftc'S 8cfiu0ett .

9feiu=D orf, Is. @iai.-Staatsiefretdr
Blaine befinNet iid) beute nidt gang 10 ipobl.
ais seiterr. Gr leioet an 8ooosra unb bat
cine unrubige Nad)t uerbrad)t. Seute friib
iaB er, BON aiiien getiitt, I'M Sette uno be-
id)lperte iif iiber JteiBeu III ben Glieoeru.
Seiue Saulilie belpo9 Tim MIR nit 0iiibe,
Gtlpas su senieben. Or. 9ennis erfldrt,
eS iperoe benz 9atieuten nnntDglid] lein, Dor
udhitem Diontag ooer SleRltag mad gSaibz
iugtou Suriidsutebren.
6eute gtabnli1tag iagte Or. 9ennis:
uSetretdr Slaiae bate bcute friib einen stnz
fall uon Yopogra in beiOcn SiiBeH. Dies
ipirO inn auf elnise Sage bin Oauon abbal=
ten, Die Staot su perlaiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
Wpoiiis;rtn9 oes S6ul8eieSes TT
11fnniS.

Springfielb, SuS., Is. 0tai.-9ie
bon BEN 9emofraten eingebrad]te Sill, Die
bas Sdulswan9seies moDiiisirt, inoem iie
Die 8laulel itreld]t, ipeld]e bas Sebren I'M
ensliidsr Spraf)e in Sirhens unO Yriuat.
ihuleu oblisatnriib madt, iuuroe beute Sor-
,11lttau i'm Soaule altQeuommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-16
1r~uIIII VttfNt4I4t tI' = ---g.y-.
ubiaudpoflS Sub., IA, Wai.
Staine's Scfin0cst.

g9ep-Dort. IA. Mai. - Or. Dennis
Sefretdr 8laine's slrst, erflart beute, Be
Yatient beiinoe itf beute beOeutenO befier
ais gelterr, uno man be9e Hid)t Die 9erlns
fen 8elorgniIie nm ibu. Dt0glidler gSeii
lperte er l9on morgen nad Sobiugton ab
reiien, ba !pid)tige 9eiddfte im Staats
9epartcmeut ieine 9tnweieubeit erbeiidItsn
Trau Slaiue miinid)t, nit ibrem Gatteu au
Die 9auer oes SoTmers naf) Sar=6arbor
Nte., iiber su Febeln, iObalO e8 Die 9lmtSge
it1ite aeifatten.