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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sf,,erfc,l,,,,iln fiir Glcprlnnn.

Burlington, Sa., IS. 6ebruar. -
Inter Oen hieiigen 0emotrateu wtrO cine
IOrefe oil Den 81 YraitDcuteu GlcpelanO
cirtullrt, iueld)e berlclben iiir ieiue ofieue
mannbafte Ieuberuug beiiiglidl Der Silber=
rage Oauft MD ibu iiir sinen mutbigeu
mabreu Serfetter pcr OemOFratiiteu grlmos
iate crtldrt. Die 2lOreiie erbGlt uele lln=
terlhriiten, troboem feiHe SaufierS ober
@lertS erimdt merNen, lie I'll nlterSeldlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
SSc9en l9ebertrctltng 0cs 2ottcrie=
Gcjes(S perbaftCt.

ct. 2ouis, 13. 6ebruar. - Gomuub
Martbreiter, Der bieI9e 2tgent oc8 gtew-
Yorfer 9onfier8 6. 8. Soorner, melder oeu
8ertauf uu9ariider uno anoerer europGtz
ifer Yrdmieu Sbligotionen i'm gaujeu
g0uDe betreibt, iit inter Der Auflage uerbai-
tet morOeH, Ole YOTt 5u 2otteriejwefsn miB-
braudt III baben. @r ieute Surgid)aft iiir
iein Grideinen ;u einem All oeu 20. B. 81.
ntrbprntrurtpr TSprh0rp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
1ie ertrnnfenen 8crslente stt
EeaneSOtfle.

5asleton, Ba., IS. Sebruar. - 0as
Nusuumpen Der iiberld,psmmten 3edJe su
Seanesplae, in welder II Sersleute er-
tranfeu, mad)r raide Sortidritie. 9as
&aiier fuurbe in ben lstteu "a Stuuben nm
Is SuB eruieprigt, unb man eripartsi, ipd-
teitens AM nddftH Sonutas bic 9sidsu Der
Spisr su erlausen. }0eute %ornlittas murz
ben Or,i gergmannsmiieen, Elm Yaar CUNT
miil.iel, Smsi Sletteiiel uno Elm Sod III
hem 9S offer aufaefuuDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sie Gepplmtinn tm Gbili.

Stem 9Orf, IS. 6ebruar.-60. Stint
& Gomp. erbtelteu beute iOlgeuoe 9epeide
aus Chill: pYiiagua iit bombnrNirt wOrOeu
unO febt in Slammen. Die SlodaOe BON
8a(paraiio iit auigeboben."
2onbou, 13. 6ebruar.-0epeiden aus
8uenos 2tDre8 melNen, baB perihie0ene
6duier in 8iiagua unO SQuique pnrA Die
Sniurgentenz6lotte, melfe Die Stdotc bonn
baroirte, in 9rauo gsihoicn porOeu iiuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Rod, cin ,tnebrltd1er 8anfbeamter.

@panspIlIe, Sllb., IS. 6ebruar.
ben Sidern Sarl 6itter's, aaiiirers Der
yGrften 9tationalz 8anf," iit Elm 9efisit eut.
bedt worben, peldes ami $4,000 qeitdbt
wirp. Cine unteriu4ung lit sur 3tit I'M
Ganse. Sitter geitebt lsine Sfulo Elm unb
periprid)t Grias. Gr betrieb cine Oiuiitas
lienbanolung NIT 3m.iggelbdtten in Serre+
!Saute, @aibingtou unb Smensboro', unb
Oa bas @eId)Git it'd ni6t mebr rentirte, 10
sriff er su pem Gelee Der ganf, nm itd aus
Der Yatlfe sn sleben. 9aS 9efisit ipurbe
;ufalis entbsdt, wabreuo Rittsr trant mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
&crdutottnSInns.

BilfeS barre, Ya., 13. 5ebruar. -
0auio Sor, oes ein;ise, in Der y9iotbing=
ban1. 3ed)e" beiAaitiate Sergmunn, mel9er
bel Sem Dor einemSabre bort einaetreteuen,
id)laseuDen 9Getter. nit osm9eben Dauonfam,
ipuroe seitern abeuA, ourd) Die peririihte
Gntlapung zines Sprsileifufles setOOtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sin &au,as'er Gierfabrifant.

Barlon8, as., 13. 6ebr. 3a8. Sto@
rep BON bier bat ioebeu III 29aBiugtou cir
Yateured)t aui Oa8 BON Inn erfunocne,
tiinTlld)e 81 erlangt. 9aS fiinitihe 81 ioQ
benz natiirli6eu III olleu @in3elubeiteu (?)
Gbuiit ieiu. Ger Grfinoer ertIdrt, er t0Hue
minoeitens cine Naggonlaoung pro Gag
fabri;iren, uuo oieieibeu miirotu tbu nidt
iiber prei Gents pro 8uesuO tolten. StoreD
ihdtt Die 2lu8lageu iiir Die eriOroerlide
9GnidliuPrie mi mr. $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
sSan @pmlo's 3uitamo.

IidmonO, 3d., IS. 6ebruar. - Sap
gouO'8 Yalaitwa99On p2ltIanta" fam beute
2tbeuo Durd bieijge Sto/. 9SGbrenO zines
Nuientb0lt8 pom iebu Ltinuteu ertlGrte Or.
0iuuu, mel6er lid utter Der J(eiiegeeQibaft
befupet, 5r. @oulo iei uid)t frant, ouoeru
pollfommeu mobl. Geiteru iei oerielbe al
ler0ings enuaS uupdBlif geweieu, allein iein
.3uitanO babe ME Die geriHgitc SeiOr9niiie
perllrIadt.
&aibtngton, 3. g., IA. 6ebruar.-
San @oulo uno SegIeiter puiiirten I'm llbr
beute irib purd blsiige Sta0t uno merOeu
aeaeu 8 llbr WtorQens 9tewr0 erreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14

0taion, Sa., 13. Tebr. - San Sswett,
Elm Sobn oeS Jteprdientonten Scpett aus
2Sortb @Ountp, 1T geitorben. ST mar 50
Sabre alt unO wog 74O YiuHo. Dtebrere
Sabre lang mar er i'll einem gtuieum ul8
SurioiitQt sur Sd)au qeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14

ben. Die Dor 20 Sabren begonnenc Strbeit
Der Serbreteruug Der 2uogate 0la= nuo
NlectitraBe bis mad Ct. YauIs, melde be-
rettS 241, 900 Viun0 Sterliug geTofet bat,
nIbert ildl Der Sollenouu9.
Sin Sriumpb Der cueItiden SpIitit iii
Ggpptem.
Gair o, IS. Sebruor. - Ser SAebiue
bat Die 9teiiguatiOu ielner Miiuilter aCceps
tlrt. 9ielelben bauften III SOlge Der Grz
nennung bes HtdlterS [5cott alb. Ntuu erz
luartet tnbeiieu, oaB 9fia; 8aId)o, melder
Sugleld) Ercnlier, Dintl.er oeS Snuern uno
6tnanSmluiter lit, letne 9fciiguatiOu Surilfs
Slcben uiro. Die NbOanfuug Der MttnIter
gilt ais ein Triumph Der engltiten $olIllt
III &QgpteH.
Der Sainpf Der iriidlen Tartcifnbrer.
Honoo o II, IS. SebrIar.-9ie pSt. SameS
@0Sctte" bcpridt in ibrer heuti9en 2lusgabe
Den tno9iiltigeu 9lbbrud Der ;Wiihen ben
betoen trtlden Sraftioneu geiiihrteu Inter
paHoinH9en un0 bemerft bterbel: Ger
SdaOen, welder Der Sad)e Der Separott=
Ten Su9etil9t morbeu 1T, lit rHhctlbar. Sebt
llH0 ipet irllhe 9tatiOualparteten i'll 6eIoe;
III lefS OtonGen pro eS 0eren m0Brld)eM'
lid IedS geben."
3manStg 3wei9pereiue Der 9iationallI9a
III Der lrllten YrOutu; yeInlter baben Yars
nell telegraphiid) auigeioroert, uu Der 6iib=
rerl6a1t telE5ubalten. = Der 3meigoerelu III
Ntl1nane, @raIihaft gtmertd, uerlongt
oaB Srmotbp 0aulngton ieiu YarlamentY-
WtGnbat SuridleQe. t0arriuQtuu miro ais
en enra9lrter YarteigQuger beieidluet, DER
leln Sete5 thle, ulu Die yiga Su rutnircu
DIE augemelne 2lnlldN III, baB Die Inter
b1nOIun9en III SOulOgue, Obgleid) iie teln
0trette8 Helutat batten, bic Stelluug Nar=
neu'S lt1rfteH. SroB 9llleoem ertIGren iid)
bic Stberaleu NM Mc@ortb0lteu Iberieugt,
oaB Die 8arneIiteu III Srlano al Der lSabl=
llrne unterltcgen mer0eu. Der 3leruS mlr0
an SHtruttlonen bon 9(om aus euerqIld)
9e9en Earnell III SelOe Sleheu, uuO leln
Glu1luB III [Srlauo lit uid)t Ill uuterldQbeu.
Die pO. Dillon uno $ '9irlcu lan9ten
beute in @emabriam clueS YpliSetbsamteu
5u ain95tomn, iebeu Nteilen bon Dublin,
an. Shire SanOung pcranlaBts tclne De-
noHltration SetteuS Der an ilfcr Uerlam=
meltcn SoitSmeu9e.
Sie 9Iattcrn in Sppenbn9em.
2ono on, IS. Tebruar. Hopenbaz
gen fommt Die 9tud)rtdJt, baB oaelblt uldJt
menlger ais 500 HeroUeH al ben Elattern
barnIeoerliegen. 9urdidnittlld fommen
5pel &ooes1dle pro Gag i'll 0ol9e JeHer
SraHfbclt Dor.
Sic SsrinGsmcer:Sras
2oubou, "A. Sebruar. - Die vNcmS"
la9t beute nib: u@S perlautct III mllllItert=
eIlen Srciien, 0nB bic llnterbauOlungeH be
SiiglttI Der SertngSmeer= SraQe cin balOi9eS,
9itnItl9e8 Heluttat i'll 9luSlld)t lIeueH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
8rmDentiQl=Qcagnc,

Gauptsc fNcc: Tr. "a Tarf=glaee, TewsBorf.
Sipei9zSliice:
Nr. 1917, 3 it y 9aI imprcs Stra6e.
&erein fir p66entlihe llnterItiisnng
bel Sranfbett nnD llnfall,
nit oaer obre gerfidcruns I'M Safe oes Sooes
2pesiclle &crtbcilc
eanejIbrise &riabruHg. GSe9riinbet 1873,
Seine Sisfments. SeTnrmte g9oten6eitrd9e.
@rpbeS 0aranties&apital.
Sieierne Der &ronfentae. $51 ,516Y5l
SSortauienoe llHerisung obne 1rterbredIH9.
lroulpte 2lns5abluns.
1leber $1,O0O,OO0 in @ensHts aasbeSGblf.
9ein @intritts9elD
Seine Soften iiir arSIidle ianteriud]nn9.
(9lugi ,6aJite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
V1aKe!!
YGKe!

Bur ReIe i'm ITslarbe beiorst innerbal6 "a Gtunnen
Ill 5eoeuteno herabseettcm 4reiie
Gouaro Matne.
Gft EGltlmorsftrass uHe VoitzSiiicez z9utaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sic ttemeitet Nadjrid,ten
ans Eeutid,Iamo uito DER 2d)mets Iiegen Irei all
bel s. =. Hidjaro 4 Is pmp.,
9r. 225, Sitz@ermanItraEe, Baltimore.
--GrbeusMu

--Grbens 4tu truf.-
NaIsr &arI Nuguit S5rei ans 3lrif, stipeis;
Sdubmater Wattbias tpbIer aus GebraShoien,
g9uriiembere;
0brii,ian sAaupp aus SbsridpanSort Dhrt>
teHlbera;
Grrf, Srieprid) 9ir@berr aus Calm, g8lrttem.
berg;
ssarI Seinrid &raab aus Gsusnbiirs, pirtz
teuberg-
Setbeilist. polen iiib melben bel
Is. y. Hid)aro & &cn,p.
8aItieTs.
(296-) Str. 225, Gft=@.rmdniraIe, baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
: " VVIF w WFFDNETFNIE N~TFNIFN1VIV VWD kVVV
6amllle eIneu &ouatb bon
&aospnO'S Ne0OO 9Seltcf

su icocr 3eit i'm Sauie babe. Scir GScbrauth miro
nohlthdtil mirtcH bei icocr 2lrt pon Stmers ooer
8ruHbstt. @s 0ibt yIbts IT Der gSct, oas 10 ihHea
elHeH Shmer5 tl!t, Hod ocH ortlGrltt elmer araEts
beit GuibIIt, ais ou5 JlCOoO 9ielicf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sic gaInttcrn IN Gnncnhnnr1r.

Non0 0 II, Is. Nebrnar. Nopenboz
gen fommt Die NOd)rtdJt, DaB oaeIblt nicgt
mentger ais 800 YeroueH al ben &latttrn
barnIeoerltegen. 9urtidnittltd fommeu
spet &oocSfaIe pro Sag i'll 6ol9e jeHer
Sroufhcit nnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Sic gSeriuosmeer. Srnnc.

2ouSou, IA. 6ebruar. - Die vNcm5"
iagt peute nib: ugS perIautct III mlltitcri=
ellen Srcilen, ONB bic llnterbanOlungeH be
5ii9lit Der SertugSmeer= 6rage cin balOj9eS,
giiuItigeS 9teluitQt in 9luSild)t lteueu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
The German Correspondent,

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| or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
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CUR Geafnnplanoer SiIdereifrase.

2onD n, 13. 6ebruar. - Der Barrier
Correspondent Der Zines" lagt: pauf
@runo elmer oIfiSi0ien Dtiubeiluug bari man
annebmen, baB 6ranfreid) uuo GnglaHo be-
itloiien ba6en, Die 9teufunOlGnber 6iiheretz
6ra9e einem SfieOsgeri6te Su unterbrei-
ten. Sine @rfldrun9 jeood, mag Der 6aupt-
gegenltanp Der id)ie0srihterlideu Inter
bauolun9en ieiu ioa, liegt bis jeetuoh nitt
oor. 9lu1 beiben Seiten lit man perI0bnlt9
9e'ttrrt, uno aut Jepen SAL piro nod IN
9teem Sabre elr modus vivendi 1elt9elebt
mer0en. Die en6qiiltige 20iung Der 6rage
nod Dor gegtnn Der uad)iteH Sll4erellallou
III lebod) eine llnm0glifteit."
oOallp telegraph" ldBt Th bon lelrem
Barller Gorreipon0enten meloen, Dap Die
Serbanolungen iiber bic gieufunolanp1rage
iid erIt i'm friibeiteu ginleitungsilaoium be.
1anoen, uno oaB alie gegentheiligen Melz
oun9en uno Mtutbr1aBun9en Iberellt leleH.
Die Sran5oleH, lagt er, batten eS gar nld)t
10 ellig, pieie angelegenbeit sum Gegel>
Itanoe ldiebsrid)terlider Serbanolungen Su
MAIDEN, NEIL lie Der Gniidt iino, oaB ibre
Redlte auBer 5rage ftebeu.
8efabren ors Spnoouer Strabeuperfebrs.
2Onbon, Is. Tebruar. - Ger ;unebs
menoe StraBeHoerfebr miro natgeraOe,
trosoem er burf ole 8olisei 10 out, ais
no9ltd), re9ullrt lit, 10 gerdbrlidD fur 4ai.
lanten, baB bic Qufmerflamfeit OeS Inter.
baules aui Die glngelegeuheit aelsuft mors
ben 1T. 0tN3ielle Serid)te ergeben, baB in
1890 nld)t lueriger, ais 5000 Yerionen III
SoHooa Iberla9ren unb 250 9et0btet plr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
NSQlQria
tn tbrem perfd,icoencn 5or'ncu,
btbige8 1nb falte8 5Sieber.

IS gibt tsn SeiImittel in Der JBelt iueLes 6tioes
uHb falteS Nlcber uHo Ge aHotleH maldriitea. olpe
G0llcrz uno oRocre Nteber init pie pom Mnomap'S
2iHcn) idJHeuer beilt, ais RaolpGp's 6eaop Ees
Lief.
Qrcts so 6ents ole 6laidle. 3u ba6eu BET
QlleH Ipptbetern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Eod) ein neues SeiImittsl.

8aris, IS. Tebruar.-Su elmer bier
abgebalteneu Oeot;i ;iner=Seriammlung fiinz
bigte Or. YraOere cine meme 8ebanolungS=
nlethoOe sur Seilung Der Euberluloie all.
@r legt etnen tleinen SuhalruugSs s2lpparat,
melder autileptiide 8aitiQen entbdlt, inter
Den @aumen in ben 0iuno Oss Yatienteu.
9r. YraAere bebauptet, OaB iidJ bieieS Wlits
tel in nebreren 6alleu ais iebr luirtiam er.
pielen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
9&r. 80.
j i. Il.
NoDmoD'S
J3eoOD J}e(ief.
Sie bette ttnS biGiGftc @cSi;in fiir
eSa,ntltet TT 0er 9Sclt.

SH Seit BON elmer bis suonsig Nlinuten uatf elmer
eiHmailgeH 9ruaoilhe1 AnpeEouH4 perlebt e$ riea
mails, SdImericu Su IIHoern @trtrci, lue beitig
uno m0rtcrno ole SdmtySeH Der burdl Rbcnmatiss
mus Scttlngcri sfcit. GnttrGItuug. &crfrupE
peInnG, Hcrpoiitnt, Neuraiaic ODER hurtl ionftige
aronfbeit Srin0iitsr aub elH uooeH, yiaoUan'S
HeaoD HCitei oerhuift ioiortige Srciberuag.
Us bcIlt uuo Ocrbittet
GredIttagen, Ssuitcr,
Sdjsimmct Soils, S5ciicrfeit,
GDcmntatismns, @enrai9ie,
Sppffdmcricn, 3aDnIdlmcrjen,
2sfbmG,
@tt9mmn8Sb SbcfdsucrScu,
9liifcnraBcn, G4tSiinOnng Der gIelenfe,
Scrrentun9cu, Guctitbungen,
SdmrScn in Dem 9fiifcn, ser 9rult
un0 oen GIicoCrI.
Die Gnoerour8 be5 3caon 8cIici oui oera0rpera
theI ODER Die &orprtbetlt, IN ocrcn It Der SdmerA
bsflEoet, plro uiUrtOt SrlClGtgMEa GCUd5rcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14

BariS, 13. 6ebruar. - IS bat fi6
berau8geitelt, 0aB &iftor Niace Ober Ser4
mean, Der Dor etlifen Sageu BON bier ourt,
gebrannte Sanficr, Der Oiiiietbdter mar,
meldler unlangit Ourf gefdlidte 9epeiten,
Die ben Yerfauf enormer GuautitGteu braiiz
lianild)er 2Sertbpapiere anoroneten, iait
eineu Banit auf Der gonooner Attieub0rie
uerIriad)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
Ser 9eutide GorreiponSent,

Vaalln, moNentltD Eno SoHnId9S,
8. gaaine, G;sentbumcr nno IeSaftcnr,
Gioipelt=Gde gatimoresSt Strose uno BotSficc Sire.
Treis bes tdeIid,en 9Iattes, bnrb 2rdssr in gaIz
fi1ore unD in Der 9iabbaritait beorst, 121s Cts.
fdaIidbc uno Gpnnta 90 Aus gabs 15 cts. pro
G4ode,s ,sabIbar potenti an Die bas8Iat beiorsenhen
SSIasst,aaaasia, Eso gave inter
!3sit in SerbdItniB; ir bic tv6d)entIid,e Mnsaabc
nit Sonntessbiatt, portoirei, nit Ibsu9 Ir Clubs,
So. so pro Sahr, nah irstno einem Srte oes Snanz
pro Sabr.-0as bette unh biuisite ocutidlc 9Iatt
in ben OitteI= nrb Siioitaate1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
,,Seiu 0elpidt in GjnlO 1uertb."

Die NlEreHour9 be5 Hcaon iRClicf oui oerSorpera
tbeil ODER Die 3Opcrtbet, in ocRcH iih ser Sbmer8
bsiiEoet, Uuo ioiortlae GrjciGtCuE9 scud5rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14
+ Momiral Yorter.
ableben zines Der 'Seroen bes letteu Srie9es.

Sin ptotiidler, aber uid5t uneruartetcr Sob
inf"lge etmcs S,er;ieioens. - Sic Iestcn
MngembIidc oes anmirals. isimes
Sebens. - 2InprOnmnaen fitr ole Seeroi=
n1lflQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14

ben. Die Dor 20 SaBrcn begounenc Slrbeit
Der STRENGTHENING Der 2uogate S0la- nuo
SlectitraBe bis uat ct. Yauls, meldle be
rettS 24I 200 Eiun0 Sterliug geIollet bat,
hilbert iidl her YSnllruNuun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-14

Serltn, IS. SebrHar. - Sn Surlano
iino wieber 5wei Mtberiid)e @eitlife uers
baftet wOrOen, neil iie Su preoigen fortfuhs
rem, ob9leid) ibre &irdlen gei6loNen mOroeu
maren. Glner Der @eitlldlen Wuroe we3en
lleberretung elHer @eidn9niBs sSerOronln9
nit Der Snute geId)lageu. Setoe murbeu
lpGter iiber Die @ren;e nad) 8reuBen 9ejagt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-06-13
The Old Towel,

When think of the towel. the Old
fashioned towel. that uss, to hang up by
the printing house door. | think no.
body, in these days of shoddy. can ham
mer out iron to wear as it wore. The
tramp who abused it. the devil who
used it. the comp who got at it when
these two were gone. the makeup and
foreman, the editor. poor man. each
rubbed some Crime Off for the heap
they put on. In. over and under,
twas blacker than thunder: twas
harder than poverty. rougher than sin.
From the roller suspended, it never
was bended. and it tapped on the wal!
like a banner of tin. It grew thicker
and roughcr. and harder and tougher,
and daily put on more mixer hue
until one windy morning without any
it fell to the floor and was
broken in two. Bu,lettc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-06-13
Democracy He DID,

The alliance mass meeting at Ponto-
toe last Saturday, in which the repub-
licans Of the county took conspicuous
part. is reported by gentlemen who
were present TO have been the most dis
graceful political pow-wow ever wit
messed. It is related that one fellow,
under the inspiration Of wild cat liquor
shouted "Hurrah for the democratic
party" when an alliance man immedi-
ately waived the answer back. ''D--n
the democratic party: there ain u hun
dred democrats in the county," The
pow-wow indorsed Barksdale and Bur-
kilt for United States senators. -7upclo
JOunOI.
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SOLOMON SEEALL,
Geu1 Campaign Reporter.
A COLORED VETERAN.

Steven McBeth was In line on June Sd
With his Confederate badge. Steven
followed the fortunes and was the SER
want Of General Robert Lowry during
the entire war. He was wounded dur
ing the Georgia campaign and sent to
the hospital atssMontgomery. Steve re-
turned home with the General and re-
mained with him until he was married,
when the General gave him lot, lum-
Der, etc., to build . house, and present.
ed his wife with her tableware, etc.
he was commissioned by Gov. Powers,
Major Of a Regiment Of State troops.
Major McBeth has nice home; does
a small mercantile business, and Is the
owner of a steam gin and mill, and is
proud that he 10 q Confederate Veter-
an.-Jackson Clarion Ledger.
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GRENADA MISS SATURDAY. Y. JUNE 49, 1891
y Treasurer. Code 1880, Sec. 1851.

ty Treasurer. Code 1880, Sec. 1851.
Ordered that the report of R. H.
Turner, county Treasurer, be received
and recorded, showing balance due
county fund of $42O6 81. and balance
due school fund $3S79 II, bonds and
notes S7133 90.
! Ordered that the following named
parties be and are hereby appointed to
serve as Grand Jurors at the coming
term af the Circuit Court:
DISTRICT NO. l.
John w. Griff1s Sam Spencer
>. II. Garner jas. II. Heath
DISTRICT NO. 3.
W. L. Ross I. S. Stevens
Wes. Beard J. K Truss,l
DISTRICT no. 8.
}. \. Bowers Alex Foreman
Il. ID. Williams w. Z. Iearger
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Johnson Baker W. +. Martin
james jcntry Frank Dement,
DISTRICT no. :.
H. +. Moore Sam Harper
Robt. Mason G.. W. Clark
Ordered that the petition OF W. T.
Ingram. ct al for ch;nye Of road in
Beat No. 3, or Graysport and Coffee
vile road bo and the same is hereby
granted and that the owners of said
land, Mrs. y. L. Spears he allowed S5V
us damages for said road when said
road is ready for travel and on report
OF Z. +. Ingram. J. r. Parker and J,
K. Trussell, provided that said Ingram,
Parker and Trussell will perform said
service without further cost to the
county.
On motion it is ordered tha. the be-
tition OF G. y. Boushc. ct al. for change
Of road III District no /. commencing
at west line of corporation on Grenada
and TuscahOma road h,A granted and
that said r0ad.be declared pnbliy road
and that the same be worked and kent
up as Il public road.
Ordered that the petition of \. S.
Bell. ct al. for opening road at u,,pcr
ferry across YalOhusha river. running
north on the old turnpike road. hn con
tinued.
Ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids to build bridge across slough in
Yalobusha river bottom of Grarsport
and Cotfeeville road. District No. $.
Ordered that J. r. Kelly AID Jim
Clarke be placed on road No. Is. Dis
trict No. 5, Thos. Smith. overserr.
Ordered that the Board draw ray as
follows:
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Walthall's Grafton.
New Orleans Delta,

The oration delivered Wednesday at
Jackson, Miss, by General Walthall
which will be found In extenso in the
New Deltas telegraph columns) was
grand effort, eloquent in language, pa
sriotic in sentiment, profound in
thought, and manly in its positions. It
may be considered as the greatest pro-
duction of one of Mississippi's greatest
men, and the fOrcibleness of its truth
and the beauty of expression will be
felt and acknowledged througout the
length and breadth of the land. 1t
had nothing of the braggart, the apol-
0glst or the craven in it. There was
no apology for the past nor prayer for
pardon for its acts. Tt was bold,
manly defense Of the positions of the
South in 1851 from the standpoint of
history, and at the same time an hon.
orable acceptance of the Judgment of
the sword and acquiescence in ''the
bloody arbitrament Of battles"
The speaker correctly voiced the
feeling OF the great mass of the South
ern people. They are neither irrecon-
cilables not apologists. They neither
whine for pardon nor refuse to recog-
nizo the changed condition of affairs
and they now believe that both sides
were right-each from it's own stand
point. As the General made clear in
his oration. the great mass of the
Southern people belong neither to the
odd South" nor to the New South"
but to both. And, while they press
forward in the march Of improvement
and progress, and are true and loyal
citizens of our grand common country,
they have no shame for the years from
81 to 10 and no desire to either forget
the story OF those glorious days or to
blot from memory those pages of their
history. Realizing the conditions of
affairs now, and accepting in their full
lest significance the results of war, the
recollection of the Confederacy is but u
memory, but it is q memory untinged
by regret. Acknowledging that it is
better that the efforts for a separate
government were unsuccessful, they
refuse to regard as traitors the men
who stroye to achieve that end.
Ali this, and more, General Walthall
made plain in his speech at the base of
the monument Mississippi has raised
to the valor of her sons who marched
forth at her command, who fell in the
effort to establish her independence
and whose memory will ever be kept
green by the State and the people for
whom they fought and fell. And while
the time has come when the people of |
the South can appreciate and take
pride in the determination, the bravery
and the ability of Grant, of Sherman,
and Of Mcclellan, it has not come and
never will come when they will fail to
love and revere the devotion, the ge-
MUS, and the patriotism of Lee, Of
Jackson and of Johnston. The South |
Is again part of the Union, but she
does not pay as the price Of it, nor
does the North pretend to exact it, the
|orgetfulness of her heroes who died at
her command,