davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
Pleasant Home.

The following was received in due time
but got mislaid and is published at this
late date as it is descriptive of one OF the
many good farms of Vermont and OF a
typical Vermont farmer and his family
ED.
OF ONE OF THE BROTHERS.
Through the kind invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs, Chas. Waldo few OF the Patrons OF
White River Valley Grange enjoyed pic
mic at their house and farm in Royalton
Saturday, Sept. 10Th. The attendance was
not large as 1t was busy time for farm
ers and the distance was too great for
many but all who were there were well re-
paid for their time in 'sthe feast OF reason
and the lfow of soul" Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo live on the hill road from Bethel to
Barnard, about three miles from Bethel.
This road is much Travelled and has many
pleasant homes, the farms being well Gull
tiyated and the buildings substantial.
Mr.. Waldo has lived on his farm for thir-
ty years and has brought it to high
state OF cultivation. Everything looks
neat and orderly on the place. The main
barn is 10 feet long, clapboarded and
painted and is packed full of hay. Most
OF the stock was at pasture but some thir-
ty or forty pigs -four litters) few days
old had the run OF the barnyard. The
nOuSt 10 OH Iicluk BIOuHu set hbOut oCf-
enty- five feet back from the road. 1t has
grove OF fifteen or twenty thrifty naples
on the south side where the exercises of
the day were held. The house is large
and two-storied, in excellent repair and
has an attractive and hospitable look.
The morning was spent by most OF the
brothers in looking about the place and in
social intercourse. Dinner was served in
the dining room. The exercises in the af
ternoon consisted of the following: Mrs.
Waldo welcomed the guests in few we'll
chosen Words recitation by Carrie Bug
bee; recitation by Lena Bugbee; essay by
Mrs. c. B. Smith essay by Chas. Smith;
remarks by Mr.. Emery, formerly member
of the legislature from Sharon. Mr.. EN-
cry thought the occasion deserved the
presence OF 1000 people and the order de-
served abundant success. Homer w. Vail
OF Pomfret, member of the board OF agri-
culture, spoke warm words of ENCOURAGE
ment and called attention to the pamphlet
issued by the Board advertising the mer
its of the state, good place to buy a
good farm cheap, where the essentials OF
happiness are plentiful. Mr.. Vail was
by State Master, A. Messer, who
closed the exercises with appropriate and
remarks of nearly an hour, urg-
ing the importance OF organization for
social, educational and business purposes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19

Mr.. Marvin will deliver an historical
discourse next Sunday on "0ur National
Thanksgiving Service at Stockbridge
at the usual hour.-Mrs. NJ. B. jackson OF
Nelson, Ohio, recently returned from We
ry pleasant visit with relatives in Roches-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
thanksgiving at Thurston's.

Thanksgiving this year in great shape
and have the biggest lay out OF good eata-
bles ever spread in this country? Why,
where have you been? He always has the
largest and best stock of all kinds OF gro
ceries, such as you want when you are
agoing to invite your friends to spend the
Governors Sunday with you; and the best
of all is he sells them at prices the people
can afford to pay. Don't forget Thurston
this year but try him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
sharon.

Mrs. DR.. A. c. Sherwin has been serious
ly i'll about four weeks and at this writing
is not expected to live from one hour to
another. Cause of Sickness anemia OF the
brain. She has been in poor health for a
number of years.-C. E. Wiley and wife
returned from Boston last week.-Tom.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19

Mr.. Marvin will deliver an historical
discourse next Sunday on "Our Nationa
Thanksgiving. Service at Stock bridg,
at the usual hour.-Mrs. NJ. B. jackson o
/ ry pleasant visit with relatives in Roches
| ter. She furnished us her Impressions o
that country in rhyme:
The mountains the highest,
The roads the dryest,
The hillside the greenest,
The pastures the meanest,
The spruce trees the tallest,
The meadows the smallest,
The rivers run the queerest,
The waters the clearest
The covered bridges the thickest,
The fishes the quickest,
The stone walls the longest,
The wagons the strongest,
The houses kept the neatest,
The women the sweetest,
And they never will come to want in
the State of old Vermont
DIR. George Morris, who has Just return
ed from New York city spent Tuesday at
his aunt's, Mrs. Julia Webber.-Dr. w. ID.
Huntington goes to Burlington Thursday
The village school closes Friday with a
weeks vacation before the winter term O.
pens.-The Methodist society made $50 at
its supper and sale.-Lucia Vandike was
home last week for few days.-Last Mon
uay morning team that had worked on
the river, owned by Tatro took fright near
the hotel and ran across the bridge and
past 0. g. Martins house, on to his mead
ow, where 1t was caught and no damage
done.-Mark Stanley was in town Mon
day.-John Wyman was called to SPRING
held, Vt, last week on account of the i'll
ness OF his sister.-There will be union
services at the Cong1 church on Thanks
giving Day.-Harry Jones spent day with
MS uncle +. ID. Jones, while on his way to
East Bethel.-Go to Cady's for first class
photographs.-Clafiin and Blair finished
making cider last week having made over
POO barrels.-Dr. Greene of Bethel was in
town Monday in consultation with the
DTS. tington.-Chauncey Chadwick
and wife of Bethel were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Tower several DAYS last
Heek--The w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs.
kezer Friday afternoon.-Fred Joslyn and
Mr.. Iilson of West Randolph were in
own last week.-F. NJ. Tower is i'm New
port this week.-Belle Butler of New York |
,lty who has been with F. A. Kezer's fam |
" few weeks, has returned to West |
where she is attending school. |
-Sherin w. Whitaker of Rutland spent |
wo days in town last week on his way |
rom Windsor.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19

Do no. suppose because il is recon mend.
ed for animals that Arnica q Oil Liniment
is an offensive preparation. 1t VIII not
stain clothing or the fairest skin.
Downs Elixir will cure any cough or
cold, no matter of how long standing.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
VERMONT RAILROAD
Corrected to Oct. 4, 1891.
0nrnu onrrrn


Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
500 IA. Night Express from Ogdensburg, Mon
tEeAl and the west for Boston, Lowell and All
New England points. Sleeping cars fer Boe-
ton via. Lowell also for Springfield drums daily
sundays included Montreal to Boston via
tO.25a m. Mailfrom st. Adams and Burlington for
Boston. via Lowell and Fifchburg for All
points in New England
t.46 p m, Limited Express, from 0gdensburg Mon
reai and the west, for Concord. Manchester
Nashua Lowell. Boston; and New York via
lis pm. Passenger for whiteRiver junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH:
Zoo m, Night Express, from Boston and New
ork Tor Montreal. Ogiensburg and the west
Sleeping car to Montreal runs daily SUNDAYS
lnclude[. Boston to Monfrea. Lowell.
$40 =, N. Passenger for Rutland. Burlington ST,
AlnAns, klchford and Rouses Point.
jug m, mai Train from Boston, Worcester,
sprlngneld, New London. and New York. for
burLagton, 81, Albans. Ogdensburg, Montreal,
ana the west. rawing room car to Montreal
$40 I'm. Fast Express, from Boston for
Montres and Vest. Pullman Palace sleep-
Ing car 2 aehed running through to ChiAago
without change.
Through tickets for Chicago. and the west for sale
tall theprincipal stations.
E. c. Smith, Second Vice Pres.
5. w. Cummings, Gen. Pas. Agt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
Wanted.

Brown and white Leghorn pullets, also
a few Plymouth Rocks and Wy andotts.
viii pay 80 to 75c. for pullets and 20 to
60c. for hens according to age and quality.
Address, c. c. PAINE, So. Randolph. Vt.
647p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
gtr. ILL.,.
Molori0o .

lleber 0faldria uno malaria.arttae Srnrfs
beiten 1tno BON gelehrteu id)ou game 9ibltos
thsten gcldriebeu morSen. 9Sie tpeit Die Aer;tc
andl onlt III thrcu Nuiid)ttu uou ciuanoer abs
melteu mogen, oarn itmmen lie alle iiberetIr,
oaB Der St9 Der Malaria iul Slut 1T uuo baiS
lte nanlentltt) bie Ntili angrcift. Nlaldrid
fann uberal portOulmen, ftHNst id ober regels
maBtg in Ieud)tcn, tief gclegenen yanbitridcu
uno 9cgenoen nit ld)luerGnl 9ooeu. SSnl n0ros
ltden EUROPA III ite lpeuiger perbreitct, I'M 10
bGuftger tonlnt lte III gtoro=, WdtteIs uuo Siios
amerita Dor, nameutlih in IoIdeu gcgenoeTt,
Die etu fcud)tUarmeS Slima ba6eu uuo nod
nid)t lanqe urbar geuad)t moroeu imo. NialG.
ria 1T tetnc auitctcuoe &rautbcit i'm LAMB
lGuftgen Stuue bC5 gSorteS uno lcbit III
@egenoen, no iic icbr bGufg - cnSemiid -
berrldt, tnnumOn IJt burh UGrnitultI5e yebeuSs
ipciIe NIB einige SeiuuobeitS= =NtaEregcln oaoor
tdusen. 2oAm gebOreu por Alem 1tdBtgtctt
in Gnel1 uno 2rlnten, SerrrGtouug oes Glus
atbmenS tiiblrr feud)tcr gindtluit unN alcr pte
INNER gearietCu IusihrcituugCu. 9Sc'eutlid)
fir Die Grbaltuug Der @Cluupheit 1T cine geres
gelte SerOauuug uno ooourd be6iugte luges
ber1nlte standardization, Ioiuie Idlcuutge 2ibs
fubr aller ucrbrQudteu nno pero0rbeueu Sdtte
aus ocm SOrpCr. Sd)on baS bel allen nlalarils
artigcn 6ranlbeitCu iif bcrcrtbor mudcuoc
TrffIfueIfcn Der 9ttts, buS IN hartnddtgcu
Sdlleu in Yfil;uerbartung 0uSartct, benefit,
oaB geif0rter SluttreiSlauf Die S1auptQuelle bcc
Sranfbeit 1T. lin MN oCu &reiSlaui leid)t
NIB frei III MAIDEN mN Den Garmt0ral III itctcr
CripricBliter 2bdtigtcitiu crholteu, aibt c5 teiu
beiiereS Otittcl ais Die ans ocu hciltrGitigitcn
gepiiriigfcu IlpCntrdutcN ;UbCrcitctcu ct.
Bernard SrGutcrzGilCu, Die % Glnt2 oou
i. 9tcutGOter & So, BOY 24lG, 9teU Norf,
Iolpie in ieocr guten IpOtbctc III haben ijuo,
ruo msld)e jeSer iOrgiUms NouSpoter ooer
yeiter elmer GriicbnngSanitaIt itrt0 IN !0auie
;urcidleu, meuu fid bel brmirlbcn ole acriugitcn
Spurcn BON allgemeiucm llebclbciiuoeu ooer
St0ruug oeS &luttreiSluufS eiultcllcu iolltclt.
Die |illcu pirtcu l0icuo uuo blutreiuigeno
nuo euticrueu oaS gfalariagiit ans Dem &0rpcr,
Ohne oeuielbCu III ihmddcE; aus btriem
9rultbe iiuo iie icbcr &onititntiou. ielbit eiuec
@Irdl larQe &rantheit serrittCteu. sutrdalIdh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Nsnreau Dee staotsIeGiitratprs,

~ y I I III o 7 c, Den \. SJurt 1891.
Die Gomrliiidre IHr Den GGrlbrIt bcr Stra6en in
Der Staot Baltimore bdben circI poldnoi9cn uno
perbeicrten 2erdt ber DIE SSerthsrbobunss teutrn,
Gatitdeiquneen unb sns9dben Iiir Die 9onoeuHiruHo
uno ben SartJbrub Der SurbamitraBe, pon Der
Sliuerrabe his 5ur giortbzapenue IN @em66bett Der
serorbnunq 9r. 5, pom Sllr9crmeiteT IL Staotrdtb
pom Baltimore an 3. SIHi 1890 seHebmi9t, ausaez
ferti1t uRo mir beslGuhigt.
Is mirb hermit betdnnt eemadt, bdf Die Sid)er
uno Rldne beiagter 1urbamltrnBc in benz Sirenu
oe5 Geaitrators orei6ia SageI lang pcH beute
On Iiraen blcibea olsn fir Die rIuHs aer babel be-
t5eilatea Ierionen, udbrsBo meid1er 3eit gcseH Die
gnffeioung Der Sommiiidre in iracno eEcm @cridte,
ipeldes Gertts bGrfet oarter beitst appclirt per=
Der faun Sobm u. Robb,
133,Y, ,45,o1,4) Staot=He9urator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Sta0t Baltimore.

Die pSommer Srei Grtur,
lions @eielll d t" mattc 9eItert
cine SHIpeftionstour nad) @beiterluooo ant
Dem 9ampier IS. s. yatrobe." Die Se-
anltinuen be5 SerelnS nabmeu Die Serbel
lerungen auf bem GrfurTousplate III Slu-
acnld)elH uHo febrten,S ,Suirieoen nit BEN ar-
rangeueutS, nad) Der Staot Suriif. Die
crlte Grfurllon fiir Die Nrmen nno Seour1'
tigeu miro ndd)nen 2ouuerltag itattItnoen.
Die Seaulten Ser @eiellid)ait llno: Erds
fioent s. &. Sbam, &icesYrdiipent &ohert
&eab, Setretdr ". 6. Gubing, Sdas'
meliter sller. Srown & Sobne; 6tnaHs=
@omite:
stIer. 5. 0tnrOOd, &Obert gruo, Sid.
>. Slider, :. i. Yeriue, .. @. &lderp,
SobH 8 Sorp, SSilep =. Gulbln9, .. ,.
å, Somarb @aharo.
0aS 9lreftoriltm iett lid ans folgenSen
Serren Suiammen: Sobu S.=Sbam, Nier.
s. Dtur0od, 9fobert 9teao, Sobn :. Soro,
:. y. Eerlne, gSilep 6. SuIbing, Or. &m.
9inenOeriier, Charles s. Yleger, .. T..
Slderp, Gbos. s. Saiibor, 3. 8. Sarln9
mo 6Omaro @aharb.
Sir Die @rturiionsn fnD Silete ali
ben folgenben 8ldBen Su bubeu:
9tr. 1920, NtoiberiiraBe; 9G. 200, Yenz
niA9tou 2lpeHue, @mtls Bay; Or, 1909,
weIf%gdrtimoreitraBe; 9fr. 1888, SSeitsSap-
etteitraBe: gtr. 1914, iSolliuSitraBe, @de
StrideritraBe uuo Yatteriou. aucnue; gtr.
5l9, DtolberltraBe; Or. 8l5, 9Seit 6apstte=
itraBe; 9tr. S21, Nrliugton=Aue.: Jtr. 1913,
Welt= =Sagetteiir.; Jtr. 23l0, N.=@barleSitr. {;
9tr. 141, MoiberitraBe; gir. 800, Sh=Sals
timoreitraBe; 9tr. COS, 2eeitrabe; Dir. 2O3l,
@uilforo Nuenus; Or. 83G, ytgbtitraBe;
gir. 10, gSeitz,SilliraBs vSopS' oOmt,"
Gfe Der @alpertz uuN YleaantitraBc; 9tr.
%, Sio @alusrtitraBe; Or. 8, Gilmor>
9lueuue, S9uuerlps ~; gtr. 9O9, Dit
WiaOiionitraBs; Or. ia, 9lisqurtbitraBe; ;
gtr. 1900, Wc&uaobltraBe; gtr. 81, 0ar'
forosHoaO; Hr. "a, St.yerinstouitraBs;
gn. 1910, Sft<SapettsitraBe; gtr. 1913,
SisSatimoreinaBe; 9ir. 1916, Ghepir. !;
9ir. 1886, Sit>SaltimoreitraBe; yir. 2S.
9&orb GbeTeritraBe; 9tr. 11l7, 6lgblano.
2lusuue; 9ir. S57, gtorb GutawitraBe;
Gebar- 2lueuue, 0ampben= Statlon, unO 9tr.
1928, DIT zSaltmorSitrQSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Gamoa .,ito 8aWati.
iln,uiriepcmbeit ani ben edifTer= SmseIm. -
Gine Sewc8mmg snr Ibiesung WaIie=
tpa's.-Vcuc ltnrubcu a,ti SSamaii

Gan NrGnSls 0, -. SUM. - 9taf)s
rld)teu aus Samoa per 9anlpfer yNiarlz
pola" ergebelr, baB inter ben @ingeborenen
Ocr Snleln cine Scwegung I'M 9auge iit, Inn
BEN N0nig Otalietoa abSnleten unb Matnafa
an ieinsr Stelle aui DEN Sbrpu 3u erbeben.
Ste 9@irflngen Oes Serliner Serrages iolz
len uiel lln3uIriebenbeit inter ben ,5nIula<
ueru eruedeu. Sine meitere llriad)e sllr Be
ldmerpe bilbet Die MaBnabme Ses SaronS
pon YilladD, Yrdlibenten bes Muni;ipal=
ratbes, weld)er, ais er Die @ontrole Der Diuz
ulSipal. 9lHaireu erbielt, lofort ein 9uteno
neuer itdptil1er aemter crelrte. Die Srigg
uSeaz &ali" giug am l. Wtai nit perld,iez
Oenen lleberbleiblelu Der w1breno oes Or
tans bonn NtGrS 1889 unter9egaugenen
Sdifie uuo nit ben Neideu BON swan,iq
bet lener Gelegeubeit ertruEfenen Seeleuten
Don 2lpta ab. Die yeid)eu lolleu lm Slotten>
baubof Su 0tarezSSlano, Gal., beitattet
merben.
Der rGommercial< 2lboertiier" in loonoz
lulu meloet, baB gSilcor uno Suib, bic Siib=
rer III Der tiirSItden Snlurrettton aui Sas
wali, Die Gingeborcnen abermals aufmiez
gelu. Sin Ylau iou I'M Serfe iein, Die
N0uigin, weld)e SIR 3eit etlide benad)barte
Sneln beludt, geIGngen Su llebnlcn uno in
6ait III balten. bis iie elnpilli9t, Die &ou=
titutiou aui iolde gSeiIe su mooifi;iren,
paB bic gSeiben bon Gller Setbsiliguna oil
Der Hegierung ausgeid)loien merDen3 uuO
Die Gtn9eborenen ausiAlleBlide GoutrOle
erbaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Wc,p=Dorfer Na6rthte,t.

9tem y OFT, y. SUM. -uNlail & Gr-
prep" mad)t heute ben SOridlag, Die metro.
politanllden Otnlesn pabrenO DER 9Sod.n=
ta9e lNOn nm Sasesaubrud ,u er0iinen, nm
Osn 9lrbeltern Gelegenbeit 5u gsben, Die
9lultalten su beludeu, obne ben uSabbatb"
III entbeiligeH. 9as Siatt befiirluortet
icinen Soriflag, ipie es iagt, uaHs ianitdS
rem, ultellettuellen, dltbetiihen, mirtbida1t=
liden unb moralideu Griinoen."
= 9lrd)ibalD $. gSelih, ;weiter %icepraii=
Bent Der p9iew-Dor 2iie Snurancez@o., ;"
iagte beute, es lei pabr, Oab Sulio Oier;ba=
der, Der ipauiid)zameriiauiide @eueral.
2lgeut Der Gompaguie, S325,O0O perun=
treute. Die Gompagnie erleipe IeOoh teiuen
Shaben, "a ie burdb Yolicen, Die Mer;ba=
der uuo iciu Sonlpa9non al iie iibertrugeu,
hiuldnQlid) qeoedt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Olsmiuijtrations= =elm;eiae.

seid,Hete pom sSalieH G'erldte Der StGbt Baltimore
Solniadt SIR SoultrctuHa be$ 2ei:ameEt5 Der oil
bier peritorbeueH 6uui9uuoa S,aituer, irigcr in
beiaeter Stapt, erbaltsH hat. sle SiejeHieeR, bic
Uorocrin9cH an pleeH gaalaB lapen ipefoen plermlt
items bis sum l. SeSbr. 1891 eiHureihcH mo eeltenb
u MAIDEN oner su aelp6rtigen, oGG lie tbrer sIHiprie
an bieieH 9tddGB qeiesl tr perlutg ertlGTt nerhcH
moaeH. giGe, Die SahuHseH On picleE gtedlug III
maeH habeH, iperoeu bermit dUigeioroert, iole nm
rer,ilelidt an ben linterSeidlHeteE 81 IeiieH.
eeaeben inter meiHer Nano an oieiem, ben 2S.
Mai 1891. 0crmauns Trauce,
l2S, "a .4O,6l SsiameEtsp outreder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Sie Wo9eleiem TT YbilaOe!pbia.
@erbaftmng eimes friberem Spmpa8mons oss
frnbercn Sanfpraiioenten 2Geas. - Hiz
d,ars SuerS' Gr,pablnms smm Staotid,aSs
meiiter pom 8erid,t umseitobem. - Neme



Yrp,cfie.
Ybilabel bta, -. Suui.-9er Dial-
lenuerlualter ser r&epItoue= Sant" hdt elnen
VroSeB 9egen Die NiaIie Sobu Saro8lepS
begonuen, I'M Die 9luslieierung BON 1880
@ut' Si1propements Comp" su erSmlngen.
Die Faplere maren bem Sdatmetlter alS
Slderbstt fir bon ibnl Sepouirte Gelber su
elner Selt ge9eben poroen, ais Die Sanf be-
relt5 lnlpluent mar. Sine meltere Slage
gegen SarSsleg me9en llnteridlagung uurpe
beute auf Nntra9 beS StaatSanpalt5 nleperz
geldla9eN; Der yettere srflQrte, Der 81
Sdlabnetlter babe iiir bic lett er6obeneu
Nnflaaen lton so bis 60 Sabre 3ubtbauS
III gewartlgen, eS let alo S,usdIOS, nod
mebr ocrlelben ansubduieu.
Sas Sber9erid)t pon Yennipluauien eItt<
ltleo III etuer beute bier abgehaltenen Git
Sung, paB Der pom Staotratb ais 9tadiOl>
ger Sobn SarbSlep's gum StabtdaemelTer
ernannte 9tld)arb g. Oilers nid)t III Dem
glnte bered)ttgt lei unb baS Nmt iofort ab=
sutreten babe. Setauutlib beaniprudte
Soupernerr Eattiion lomObl, ,pie Der Staot=
ratb mad SarNsleD'S s HeiiguatiOn oaS 8edlt.
oas pafa11te 9mt su belesen, unO Battilon
ernannte 0rn. gSm. 6ebwoob SSrigbt, nab
reno Der Staotratb Sru. Offers erludhlte.
3as 9uta6ten ltiiet ltd) baranI, baB oaS
oas Sertd)t ld)on in einem friiberen Nalle
entld)ieO, baB Der @ouperneur bas Hedt
babe, bas 9tmt bes Staotcontroleurs 81 be-
leten, tails Der Snbaber aboante ODER lterbe.
Sine peitsre Serbaitlu9 lit in Serbins
oung NIT ben bieii9eu @antidminoeleien
porgenomnlen nOroen. s. .. ?)arb, ell
lrliberer 9ompaqnon oeS perltorbenen Hrd=
ilocuten &ilcaS uOn Der r&eDtones sSant,"
wuroe beute Jta6ntlttag III Srenton, N.t
s., fengenommeu uno Wiro gierber aus9e.
ltefert luerOen, iobalo Die llotbwenoigen Do
fumentc crlangt ilub. Der 'oaitbefsbl marb
p0t geltern Ibeno aNsgeltellt unb Gcbelmz
poliSliten iabHoeteu gelteru ben ganSeu Sag
auf garb. 9erlelbe bat ein Siireau lm
yOrerel-G ST mar eiu @runbeit
gentbumS Spefulaut uno ltanO in engen
Seslebungsn gum ErQltbenteu NarIb Don
Der rSegltone Sanf." Gtlid)e Gage mad,
oem SerldwinOsn Mtarib's perlieB ana Ct
Die Stabt. Gr mObnt III Selmar, N.>S.,
uno Herlonen, iuelt)e rd in leiuem biellgen
Siireau nad Inn ertunOlgteu, erbtelteH ben
Seltelb, oaB er ild bort beiiuoe. Ycrlonen,
bic ibn in Selmar aufIUden mOlteu, IanOen
ibn leood) uitt Dor, unb er fiirdtete oiieu>
bar perbaftet 81 meroen. Der gegen thn
aus9eitellte 'Saftbeiebl lautet auf etne 9onz
lplratton nit Dem rzSd)atmellter SaroS-
leg sum ,Sluede Der Seruntreuung Staatss
unb ltdotli6er @elOer. Wtapor Stuart pers
peigert porlGufg ndBere WittbeilIngen iber
ben Sail, lebod) lueiB man, baB Staot~ Ero=
furator 98ariuit I'M llbr beute 9tadulitz
tag bon bier mad Srenton abretlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Ierbecr,tu9en orrdI ctnen gSplfen=
brltdl.

Saptou, o, II. Suni.-Gin @olfeu=
brud ergoB ith geSen ? llbr beute giadmt=
tag iiber bic bieiige Stabt uno Iegte ale
StraBeu inter gSalIer. Ser Sltt itlua i'll
Uicle Gebdube eiu, unO ciu SeuemeutbauS
al Der @oniucritraBe mugoe unlgeUeht, in
beiisu gingen feine Meulhcnlsben oerIOreu.
2lm uNtianli=@rie &aual," Suel Dteileu liios
lit BON bier, trat ein 9ammbrud eiu, unO
eiu GROCER Sla6emaum ilt Iberidwemmt.
SalneSptlle, &er., Il. Suui.-Sei
Gbiaicotbe, 6aroemar @oun.p, crctcEs.e
iid) 9eiteru eiu @olfeubruh, unb bier aui
Der ginbiap Gaud beltGitigte Diiuner erz
tranfen. 0rei Der &eruugliidteu beiBeu
reip. 3. $. @row, 3. q. SobnIon uno ".
y. Yettit. Ser Jiame OeS Sierten lit uitt
befQlut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13

HT9l mad, Sc ttp sbur9!- !-9lui
mOraeu, SOnntag, ben IA. SUM,
peraultaltet Der beliebte Geiaug Sertm
p'p arm e" cine grOBe Sdnger- -Grtur.
ion mad g ettp bnrg, reip. naA benz
beriibmteu ShladtfelOe uuo giattoUal-
TrtsObOie. sluf gettsrent, ME audi auI Ger
Spitc bes p9touuo Sop" uuo I'M Yarte
ipirp Der Sereln mebrere ieiner belteH Gb0re
uortrageu, uno iiir @ou;ert 1T gut gsiorgt
moroen. Gs lit erIidtlid), baB Der &ersln
allies auigebotsu bat, ben Sbeilnebuteru
einen GenuB su itaiien, ipis er rurb.r bel
abnlid)en gelegenhetten niemaI5 geboten
,uuros, unb pir fino Der ieiten lleber;eu-
gun9, OaB idnmtlide Grturoniiten mad
ser berrliden Sdngeriuhrt Der v0armonie"
Den iuOblueroienten Srtbut fir Die Uortreii-
lihcn arrangements &C. bon son;em 0erSen
;ollen iueroeu. allies 9fdhere flnbet man
in Der AnSeige uuf Der ;meitsu Seite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
lstns umierer aeilriaen 2. moraen.aussabe.
slrmour's nno s,pift's neue @iebboi ie.

&arlSbaO, II. 5uni.-or. i. >. 2lr.
mour aus GbicagO, welher it'd nit ieiner
frauten Trau bier bcfinbct. tbeilt nit, cr lei
ioebsu ourh cine 9epeite benad)rihti9t
morpeu, paB Die Ginridltuus ciueS neuen
%iebbois 5u SeleitOn, Suo., an meldlem CT,
pr. Morris unb 6r. Smlit iutereiiirt 1T, be.
gonnen morben 1T.
gSle Arnour iueiter nlittbeilte, baben er
unO ieine Gompagnou5 1000 alder ganO III
Solcltou sur Serlu9ung, Su Dem au59e;eid)z
netr GilenbabnucrbinouHaeu, reiue5 gSai-
sr uub anbsre Sortheiie, Die linen in Chi
cago nid)t sur &eriiiguug Itanoeu. Gr lit
Der anllht, bag Die meiilen auoereu Sd)laGt=
bausbeilter elnsm 8eiipiel iolseu, unO ben
alien Siebhoien IN Chicago, bic al ELL eng
liid,es Spnpitat iiberseqauseu iiuo, ben
Giiden tebren iperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
Gin Iansit erIoidIemcr IuIfam pieper III
5hatfafcit.

9teupsl, II. 9uni.- Der beriibmte Gal
fatara Sdwefeltratcr) Don YoijuOtl, nabe
9teapel, legt neuerOingS uieOer 3eihen bon
&batigtsit al BEN GaA. Ger %ultau eriz
itirte lauge Dor Dem Seiuu, lit leoOtJ lett
Meuih ihen9coentcu nnben crloiden gene
len. gSdbreno Der lebten paar Gage creig.
neten iif Sdmautungeu Der GrOoberildde
III Der 9tabe, uuO anOere 3eid)en cine8 be
uOritcbenpen 9lu5brufcS MAIDEN iit be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-13
SuaIaup u,to VprtuaaI.

Qoubon, IL. SUM. - yoro Salisbur1
uuterbreitete beute Dem A1crrenbauie Oen
smiiteu @nglanp nm Yortu9ul 9tid)lo7e=
uen Sertrag besiigIid Der airItaniiteu Ses
fguugen beioer ydnbsr. Der Sertraa muroe
nid)t mebr bclprobeu.
syiiiabon, II. SUM. Der britiit.
portugieilid)e Sertrag lit beutc uuttr5eibnet
luOrneN.