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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
@ermiSd,fc tcIcarapniidlc eepeidlen

- gtdbe Der tleiueu Sta0t Burns, ScHH.,
eri6lug uorgeiicru Der GARNER llnlor s. y.
SSlm Nrau uuO StleItod)ier uno mCd)te
banu eInCn Geriud), hdl ben 9a!S abjua
ibnetOen; er mrb geueleH.
- Sic geld)e 0es Dor SWel SGhren III
Suotss9iiuer, lluitab. .@oIutp, SNgo., ers
trunIeneu &obert Gap oamIliou, beS Sat-
ten S60HsGudeuS, Der 0eIpln elmer be-
rlbmlsu, all Der 9iewsSerlp'er Siiile porae.
iaQenen SfanonIgcid)idDte, pTO sur 3ett
aus Dem gSeiIeu nat Jielu.Yo gebradJt,
I'M bort bceroi9t 6u mcroen.
- Su Ncu.Yort iii erH SfwluOler, mel
der fin Sr G0parO GOOr naunte unO fur
euen engliten GOelmGun auSgob, pe9su
ueridIieoener Spiebubereeu uerhGltct NOR,
Der. Gr bthauptete, er let slH GoHlIn oeS
Carl 3uelep uno naber Gerluaupter oe5
gorO Mauotuiae.
- 1u Gan 0ranjiScO wurOe iuri nadl ,
llbr seltsgn irlb ELL ltid)ter GrpitoB magr'
9enommeu.
- Sas. See, 16 Sabre alt, iprrbe pors
aeitrru Nadmitiag Su 9iortb @amoen,
rs, wGbrenO er an SlI6uler enIlau9
9ins, Sur9 einen 9Iieltlag GrsenbiidltI
geIoOtct.
- 3le glbeitsr. Srganiiationen III ct.
Saul mo 4tiuueapolIs, Ntinn., lammelH
@elo sur Seltheipigung Der au9etIa9ten
Strtsriibrer uon 9omersaO.
- 81. Su9uQs. Nrliloent oeS p0rnrps
Golleg5" ;u Sprln9iielO, DO, liegt OorI
NeabrIlt trart carulcoer. Gr ut ell SrH'
Der OeS Gr-SenGtOrS SObu S. Sn9auS.
- Su Sraugt, Seras, uurOe gtpern Der
&e9er 2lrdie SSaibIrgtou gebdngt, neil Il
III Aprll 1891 Den 4oltareu Glart SSalh'
iugton, eineu gie9cr, eri1oiicn bartt, ais
oiesr ibu perbailen moutc.
Der - Jdhrigc @gbert q. ItperS,
6aneelSreiituper Der Observation-Disclosures
Abeaa < 5fuih in 9iemsyo:f, ertrau. 0cilcru
I'm Natatorum OIL Der SroGos, nabe 9SGlz
uutitrabe, HbllaoelpbtG, bel'm &Gocn. Dian
glaubt, pab tiH SGIaganiau nIe 20ceSur'
iad)e mar.
- Gr-ErdToent GltpeIaub ertldrt Die
uerid)tepeueu @eriid)te iiber ielue 9teilepldus
fir unbegriinOtt. Gr Mil ben gan;eu
CONNER all &u8ayOS Sal III NinliaDus
let's ucrbrlngeu.
- Bel elmer GaStrploiion i'll Ct. gOu!S
muyoe Der Dill Grect Gb;ugStaual, Der
QlGBle Der StaOt, sug 6llite SeriOrt, SHrl
s. Sudl'S SplutIOleubanOluug sur 0olfte
Oemollrt, Der Gigeutbumer, lelu AumGrtcr
lluNLt DtHutl AlU tlHS OAHH ~AHlpN YNlVU'
tet, owie fuf Ecrioucu uellett.
- :. ii. Sbannon uuo 5. Z. OoQyiielO
organliireu Su Burccu, StIahona, inter
oeM pSoOmernr" ben cs III neueu geIobttH
yanoe nidjt mebr Jeiallt, cine GtlelllGaiL
Die ilt nad 9euUal. 2lmerltd, reip. 9ilcGras
qua bcgebeu mo bort cine 9htocylanung
grIlnoeH mil.
- GOuuerneur abbett bon Stem Seritg
hat benz MOroer Sames u. NtOrtou, mClder
an 30. Sull in 9amOeu gchdrgt weroen
iOllte, cine Gal9euirift aui 80 Gage uerlte-
ben.
- Su elmer Speluute bel Steubcuoille,
o, fam es smeier 9rrHen baIber uorgsiitrn
AbeHO III SIutUergicBeu. Gm gewiiier IS.
AoamS reuerte iIni JteuoloerldJuiic aui Olc
SriiOer &ioeuOur ab, pOn Oeueu elmer Per.
ben miro. 3luei SugelH traren Siuel unbes
tbeillQte 3uinaucr. adams 1T enIiloheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
gus Der SnnseSDauptitaot.
Gin GadbfoIaer fur ocn Gouraut:G 6 onirpIsur
Saeen.

gS a hiHgto on, y. u, 2G. Sull. -
Sr6fibent Sarriiou cruaHnte beute 9tadl'
mitta0 6rn. u. y. Srpburu aus gtewsYort
dls 9ind)iOl9sr beS brn. e. z. Sacep. mel
der betanntlit reiiguirte, gum GOurant'
Gontroleur.
or. 6spburn III 9eoerndrti9 9attonal'
Sant- Graminator fir 0ie Stapt 9telu'9Ort,
meldie Stele er ieit etpa oyeI Sahren belief
bet bat. Sorber mar er superintendent Der
9tew.Yorter StaatSbantcn. Gr III etrud GO
Sabre alt MD pobut Su Canton, Ct. YAM
renee County, H.sO. Jlr. hepburn bat
langidbrige Grfabruug III Dem SaufgelhGIt
uuO uiro ais fiir Die Yilthteu iclnes Heuen
gImtes ipe;iel befdbigt erudltet.
Seiatistc Grnenrunaru.
Der Seuat beitdiigte III ieluer bentlgen
@retutiuiieuug oerldlebene GrHeunun9en,
baruuter fol9euOe: @eorge SblraS, lun.,
bon Yenniplpanleu gum belliRenOeH 1ldlter
beS saerihIs; GbaS. s. Ntartell
pou NiarplahO gum gegatlouSietrctar III
Sraiilien; SObn 9iamiep Snm pulls Soil
collector III Serleu-GItp, u. 5.
@srmtIditrs.
Ger BrdiiSeut bat DIE Sia sur Gr;piu'
euua pon 6anoels.9ieclpro;ltat nit Canada
uuter;elduet.
Der Stadtsiefretdr orbuete bcute Die
GuSlieitruna 2ouls Jiapoleou Yu;at'S, Der
i'll Chicago megeH einer III 6rautrcidl uerubs
ten SGIi1ung pcrbntEet mnrner oil DIE fraH=
i0llldlc RC1leruul nu
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Eitafrifanii6eS.
Sie Snd1Iaae in SOahu.

War6uer, S0aBO, &c. 9uli.-@Ouper'
ueur gSiusp bat ole 3uriid;tehuus D:l
Staatsmili; aus Dem GOsur b. AleueOIilrlft
augeurbuet pou bler brtdt iie beute AMI
SeBt iino mebr yeute bier, ais 9lrbeit tiuber
ioHnen, Sum 2SenIshen 500 isbem iidJ mad
Seihditiguug I'M. Die @ruben msrOsr
Sag uub giad]t gegeu 3puamitulteutut be.
wud)t, ba ole @eieer fth nod nidlt iidIel
iiiblen.
Nallace. SOabo, &c. Suli. - Diittsli
GrtraSugeS bradlte heute &unocSmarl6au
Etnfham 25 Gsiuugene nad Soiie GItp
rielslbeu iinO Der SbellnubnIe al ben GrH
benunruben beSid)tgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
Sr0uOc.

SafStaIe, 2Suib.. 26. Suli. - Die
Salite beS b,efgen GeldJditsuiertclS brannte
pdbreuo Der uerganseHeu 9Iadt uicper. Ser
luf $4,000.
Giuctuuati, &c. Suli. - Jn 2u0=
loiu, Gp., ieeteu seiteru 4benO Sunisu eiHer
2otomotipe cerr@intinuatl- SoutberusGicns
babu" Die g8aareUmagaput Der pStGuNaro'
Sel.@omp." in Syanp. 9ielelbsn entbIel.
ten 25,OOO 6diier 3arS 5000 6diier Ser.
psutiu MD 5000 6alier SeH;in, welde per
braurteU. 2lnBsrocm ergriiieu Die SLANT
men 6radlnpag9oHs, Sluel Bebaltlr nit
Serpentin, NIB anbereS Sabutigentbum
muroe seril0rt. Is rubt nur cine 8crildles
ruua pom Sl4, 900 aui ocu GebGuocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
Nunt Stapel aela6cii.

Ybilaeelpbi 26. JuIi. = Ger
reue Sreu,er gn. - (bisber Der yYirnt" sss
nunuD murOe beute i'm @ramp'i1eu S6iiis.
ban6ote in @egeHpnrt beS a;iseprSiiotnten
aRortOu, beS 6lottsuietretdrs 2rucp unO
pielc anOerer biiliu9ulrter Qerren, eriOl9rci6
pom Stupsl ge!ahen. SRI. Gbith IForton,
2oGter peS Sicepraiiberteu, Serlhmetterte
cine Slaide @bampa9ner on BEN Stabl.
buSe SeS ms SSalier 9!eitcuoen SoIoneS
uuO tauite oaS ueue Nabr;eua ,&ulumbla.n a
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@ittet ,1nt pas seoem inrcS sphues.

giepart, N.-J., 26. Suli.-6rau Sales,
SHUTTER res jugeuOlIhtu &aubm0roerS Ill
ben Sales, lpelner am IL. au9uit gebdn9t
weroeu iOu, eritieH bsute i'll Seglcitung
mebrerer @eiIllit.r bel Dem @ouucrncur
abb.tt, um eincH SeriuG sur 9iettung ibres
SobueS iu MAIDEN.
gle ilberrtid)te eem Gouuerneur cine pom
120 auselebenenSiIrgern unter;ti6nsteFett-
ton, bic Die llmmauoluu9 oes Sooess
urtbeiIs III lebenslauglide 3uGthausbaIt
btfiirluorteten. Der 0ouuerueur lagts, .r
ieIbit tonne in Der ausele9euheit ghdts
tbuu, jsOod poQe er Die Sate benz Yeguas
bigungsgerihtsbofe unterbr.iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
Salbfeierta9S s 9gnsetae. .

Gin Spe;ialSug nit Pulman Yarlor.
gSaaapus idbrt Samitas, Den G. augult,
APO Na9mittasS uOn Der Gamoen. Citation
nab Itlautic'<D ab uno tommt nm 9 llbr
4beuoS an Der Seetiiite on. 8ruete iino
iiir bic 9tadfabrt fiir Den Spesial. 3ua am
Sountag, $50 abeuOs, ober iIir ben regel.
mdBissn 3ug am OtOntas siiItis. IS bic
Siu. IHb Riidiab-t. Q7S,8l,2,4,6,7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
etrifcs in Sfclp= Nnrf.

giew.0 Ort, &c. Suli. - llugefabr 400
grbeiter al @eb6upeu al Der 98eits GS.
Strabe, oil uelteu rl6tuuionlitiite 9anO'
Iauses bei6ditigt waren, wurbeu beute sum
Strtte beoroert. IS befinpeu iidJ ge9cu.
mQrug iiber 10000 0tann bier am Strltc,
uno man erpartet, 0aB 0a5 pSoarO Of 9Sal'
Ting. Delegates" morgen meitsre AHSitanpe
QuorOueu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
Sur sS0roeruna ocr STUNT aitf Der
gScltaltSftcultilg.

Gbicago, &c. 5uli. - llnter hem
giameu pbirOriifer Suniiuerern" bat iib
bier init .inem Sapltal Don $5,O0O,0OO ELL
SpuOitat scblloet, nit Der Abfift. cine
AuSliellung Der 3erte bstannttr Gmerltarl.
i1er &uuitIer Der 4It. unO Neu;elt aut Der
gSeltausilellung su ueranilalten. YraiiOent
oeS SpuoltatS lit YbilO &eam, Slces Fraf-
bent Der pGries sGaut" BON Buffalo, gt.sD.
lluter OeH anbereu Diitglie0eru 0eS SDuOl.
iuts iinp: @bauuceu ~. 3ercw, Sln0rem
Garnegic,,@eo. u. Gibbs, SSwalb Often.
OOrier, Sobn $igclOw, GeueraI YOrter, &.
6. SIiiauu mn 4uoere
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Cara mod,t ,picSer pon lid, reoen.

. alOe i N, 2er., 2G. JuIi. - TOn
Bio @ranNe-GuD tOmmt Die Nadridt, oaB
auen An;cid)en ;uiolge cine 9teOrganilatiou
Der SreIttrditc Guria's uOr fd) gebt. Gtmu
80 Dtaun ans Nlcier Gegenp, aue berltten
uno beUafiueG, Babeu I'D ;u Srupps Don 5
OOer 6 uerenIgt. 2te changers" GapItau
SrOotS' inter S6eyiii Sbelbp lInO aUi Der
Sute, bGbeH aber uOdI teiue &eybaituugcn
por9eHonlmen. yu,ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
ptiuat-gsim fir gamfn
Dor ttl0 mad, ibrer Tteoerfuuff.

8ran gr. Giarra, preissetront. Geburtsb,If,rir
nit lnshrdbriger BrarIs ais aiiiteHtiH etr -9of
nsIiben iSrautusliIit uno gebdrzanitat" IN Dliin,
den, Sdpern.
gehaHoelt aat israu.ntranfbeiten uHb llniruhtbars
!eit nit htfiem SrfoIa. gnibinSuus i'm Sauie SIS
goarS uno Simmer S5 pro @o6e uub auftpdrts. aul
8erlGrgeH Seim fur Babies permittet. Ales irene
prhat. SoRiuliatloH frei.
Nr; 303, Meit:@pifma uitr.. nab, einb,nzau,nus.
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Srafe,t aif pic lInrrditcir.

SrasIl, Snp., &c. Suli. - Giue aH-
;abl luuger geute ltilrmte geIeru albeuo Das
oil Der ts5adiOultraBe hierielbit gele9ene
6aus Der 6ruu 3nrmOnS uuO erldredteu Die
alte 6rau fait Su SoOe. 3bre belOcu I odJ.
te: gln9en init Wieegcr. IuO HGiirmcheru
aui bic @inoriugllnge los. Sas. 0tor9au
murpe uou ibueH wortlid) in Stiide ;erbadt
NIB lieat I'm Sterben, wdhr.uO ELI unoerer
2beiluebmer elRen 9eiabr!lGen StIh i'll Die
Srut erheit.
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9Iatt:rn nnter iapaniidbrn Sabn'
drbcifcrn.

9oiie, SbahC, 26. Suli. - 9rei Gr.
trantuugeu oil ben Slatteru iinO inter
japaHn1eu Sabuarbeitern ;u gampa ents
oedt worNsn, uuO $50 Sapaueieu muroeu
oesbab uou bort uertrieben. Dian glaubt,
oaB es ;u weitereu SepalnbateH 9sgen Gle
3apaHeien oil Der uSresOu SbOrts Cine"
tonlnIen piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
Gin YfcrocSicb crihicBt fciue @er=
fpIdcr.

2ouiSuille, &p., &c. Suli. - SH
Mouut SttrIlug trai bsutc Niorgcu bic
9iahritt elu, oaB SnerIi Souauugl Stp.
ton nabe 6rsnhburg uon stnem Ercrocoisb,
giameuS purleu, OeH Ct perlOl9te, erldoNeE
muroc. Com @op0rO unO Geo. &upbmn,
Se9eiter NeS SdIerIfiS, erlu9en cbeulallS
ben Gugclu Surlep'S. 9rere: ltnrb loIort,
Der An0erc lam uldt geuelcn. nnrleg ent.
fam
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. y pep GiG,

fraRIbdftsr 3opfihmerS, b,lrtGeHoer Athcm. gioiIs
tat ocrmIsoeE, oG Die acnoiieHcn zgelcH odN beIrls
ecH, bGR 9rc HIArcHoeE SiGsaihdltsn SIu Sriag bee
naiurIpcH SeIbIdudes oes S0rpcr5 btllicutrr
Bs' Vidn beobatte Die lSlaeHoeH Spmptome pom
franibailen SutiHoen, mcltt III Der NrdntbeIt Der
SeJonuunss zOr9GHc Ibrt uIidde bIbeH: Srltopiunl,
iHHerlIte nGmouboIotH, GRorGHq non S!rt HGcb oern
Sopis, Sdurt I'M gtdseu. uebeteli : >ooOItnEeu, sta
Dor SpeIien, Sdmerc i'm UtGeeH, iaUrts AuilloBeH,
SlntcH uno uHre9elmGBser perSibldg. celuhI ocs
9rltideHs uHo 2buratEs bei'm tlc9cn, gcltuddn
Scthdit, 1unite ooeI Stiuebe uor Den AuacH Blebel
uno ounlpicr aopilhmcrS NGnsel an EeIiplTatlOr,
aetc Ndut uEo !u9eH, ShmerScH in Der SrIe. oel
93ut uHo ben Geotru. ytSst't " .,'.ss
bIeHHtHoes Gjetda I'M Reiib
glHile UtHigs Dozen VoH HaOpnn'o pIlcn luers
ben oa5 Spncm uoH Glcn cbeH geEdHrtcH EeiocH be'
treteH.
yrtis 25 Cts. pro stadttl. .3u pcrraritn bel alsu
9rosUifteH.
3r. Haowan & 60, Tr. 81, 9@arr,HsStT
RefpsDOrf.
mn oGc Sublifnni. Dlaz icbe nd ucr uHO pen
IaHse HaowanS uHo tNeUeEls lid, bar Der JIGMi
-RGopas" ar osm &Gdtt Iit wtl1c5 SIe tauteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
8 t o t t { I 10

unb ale ionitIa,n Spra&f,bLer btilt srlnblih unt
i.pHtl bGs . rsmpitbeues= sSHitttut," Str. SOS,
2Seit= rutiManftraBt, Habe SinoeH' apeuue.
fiuuil5 4 21ltsyl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
NaDmaD'S YiQcn,
9aS 8roke Sebers mno Diagenz
Wsiltcl

fur bic Seinus atIsr ssioeE oss TlaGtnc, Ger Sc'
Der, Der &Im1elpeipr. Ticreu. @Iais, Gerpens
Icipeu, 6rauenIetoen. Mppsiii s3erlnit, 6opfS
idbmeri, Vernppfuna, &ertictbl8teIt. unptrs
DauIidlfeit. Silioi1tat, Hicber. Nntcrlcibes
GutlumDmua, SSamnorbpIocu EHo Guer t;lcc1
Der 9lH9spcloe. Stein pr9ri0bliih, eHtbGlt lcII
Ggcdnlbcr NiiHsTllIea ooet ihGollhe GyoaueE.
Scrfefte TcrpouGua mtro cJlur9t, uCGH man
Raomap5 Bilcn einHimult. sGeHa man 2Ie5 tbut,
nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-28
taus nnferer seitrisen 2. gsorssn. stuS sabe.
Gnrnpaii6e Rabelbcrt6te.
Gin iuoisfreter SiSdpf.

Gonfantinope 26. Suli. - Sor
Sursem puroe Der armenlld)e Stld)or pom
Selfiftaid, Gboren 9tar Ben, pl0tlidl lei-
mes anteS entboben uHo MIR oeShalb nidlt
in'S GriI geid)idt, neil er .iueu beuliitbi9.
unterwiirFsen @utihuloigungsbrief an ben
Sultan per0iientlid]te. Sisher mar man 10
SiemIidl algemslu Der slniitt, biele Imtsz
eutiesung lei auf reuolutiondre llmtriebe oeS
Srheuliirfcn suriid;ufibreu; fule leoo9
leet uou Oerl1Blid)er armenilder Seite mlts
getbellt luiro, mar Der 9ruuo Elm auoerer..
Su franSoItld)en Seitungen mareH ndmltdJ
Don s3eit ;u 3eit tbeils b0smialge, tbsllS
pifanie Dtltthellungeu aus Dem Neben IN
JiloiS SlOSt uuo beouberS in falicrIldlen
'pare!I erldhicnen. SIM 8alaiS ;erbrad) man
ild) Die S0pfe bariiber, lper uobl Der III Sof.
freiien mobluertraute SerIa1er lener Sn0lS'
fretiouen lelu tonne. Yian forid)te i'll eon'
itantinopel uno Ill Bari5 nit oem Iberras
ldlenoeu GrgcbniB nadl, SaB &boren 9far
oabinter itedeH miiiie. @iue Sauslufun9
fOlgte NIB ioroerte elneu reid)lib NIT SuOis.
iretioueu ans oem faiierllden 0arem &c.
ipidteu Srief Su Gage, meldeU Ger Sildlof
loebeu an ielnen in BariS lebenben Sruber
bate abieubeu wolleu. Die Gutriiituug Hss
SultanS uber Gboren Har Sen, ben er nit
HAtlNf LAHh mum
iid) lebhait poritsleu. SHterefaut uub fir
Die hieiigen 3uitdupe h0dif 6araftcriinid 1T
Der llmnaup, oaB Sboreu Rar Ben bel pic.
len Armeuiern i'm Serud sines pAolaiSs
iplbel5" fam, neil er Der Seidtuater Der
reit)iteu uuo beoeuteuofen ieiuer yauosleute
mo &elislons9euolien mar uno pom Sultan
cine monatlidle SuitentatiOu Don % oper
40 Efuno beSog.
SitafrifaniidleS.
Serlin, 26. Suli.-9Sle bic p96lniite
i3eituug" nittbeilt, moren bic Afrttaner,
wel9e uHldn9it Baron bon SiiIom's @rpes
oition i'm Ntoifi. @ebiet. nabe Silimano.
lt)aro, Suriidmarien, BON Der uSrltiiheu
SftaIrifauii1en Gompa9nie" mt Snioers
Siitieu uup Der oaSu geb0rigen giunitloH
perebeu worDeu. Su Dem Sample purOen
Baron Billion, 9ieutennut WoIfram uub 20
0iuun Der iuOaueFideH 9IIistrupptu &c.
tpotet.
Gugen @oli, Der betannte ofafrHnuilde
i3ritun9S Correspondent, teitsrapblrt benz
bisiisen uSassblatt," OaB ib Or. StIhl-
maun, speut.r SeieblsbGb:r Der Grpeetlon
Gnlln @ai6a'S, uOH Su Sa9amogo bsiinOet
unS bort III fritli9em 3uianoe ouraltoer
IIsnt
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, IN
. digestion 6 Debility.
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Ser Geatiae GorreiSonaert,
2dsIit, p5dentlid rzb eozntass,

81. Raiue, GigentbGuer nao Rcoaftcur,
EhopsF=Gde Saitimore: strcse uao TOiisSfTce=Gve.
greis oes taeIidten @IatteS. burb lrdser In gals
hniorc uao in Der 9fahbaritaft beior9t, 12Is Cts;
laalid]e mo Souuta ge= =9luegabe Is Cts. pro
ode, ,sabbar pode1tib an bic bas Slatt beioraenbcn
Eriser.-5GaIid nebit Spnntaa as zstuS ga be urter
BortozSorGusbesoh!uH9 $3.50 pro Sabr, fur tirsere
3eit I'M 8erbdltnis; iIr bic tpod,enflir,e alusaabe
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II II ~. SAIi. - SH Oplnonfr
@rafduit stirling, SaOttIanO, ereisuste
iid cine l4redIite SragOOte. Sas. 6raier,
eiu Santclerf, welder III benz SOrie :uobnt,
itiirite seilsrn 9lbrHO init einem S6wert
bewufuet in bas 3aus eines 9ta9barn uuD
bieb ohue bic geringfte 8arnuus aui Den.
lslbeu los, ibm tOotltde @uuo.n p.ri.eeno.
aGe, Die ibu entuafuen wouteu, luuBte sr
Tern su baltsn, uuo c. rubte uI9t cher, bis
lem Gpier tOot Dor ieinen SiiBsn lag. 60.
bann sriff er Die 6rau oss .ta9barn al uno
ueriette iie 10, oaB iIe terbeu WirO. SraIer
itiir;te bauu ;um 9uuie binauS uuO srmor,
bste cine lunae Srau, melter er auf Der
StraBe besssnete. yfad elncm uersweiiel.
ten Sampf mupoe er sublid eutpaiiuet.
IiaH 9laubt, oaB 5raier pabninuis ill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-07

"Rattle his bones over the stones
don't apply to the honored and peited
trotters, PAGERS and runners of the
American race course OF to-day.
horse that has made good time is in
no danger OF being dumped into ditch
and II few shovelfulls OF dirt thrown
over his remains. He is even more
reasonably sure OF finding an honored
resting place than some OF the repre-
.sentatives OF the human species.
When old Ham oletonian died the re.
mains were put in "a coffin constructed
by a regular undertaken AMI the fu-
neral" was attended by hundreds oil
people. Ii | am not mistaken there
was bronze monument and n life size
cast of the celebrated OLD horse erected
over the grave. When len Brock
died old John Harper paid the noble
animal similar tribute. The grave
was dug on knoll, where it could be
easily seen from the family residence,
and -, 600 monument OF polls he'd
granite was placed above the grea,
racers bones. The monument bears
an inscription which gives the name.
age, date OF death, pedigree etc, the
whole surmounted by miniature Of
horse carved from marble. New YORK
mas regular cemetery for blue blood
ed horses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-07

Two persons may oe born at the
same place and at the same moment
exactly, and yet, after thirty years
have rolled around, they may both die
at the same instant and still one oe
more than 100 days older than the
other. think l hear some one say
impossible. and '.IIow could such a
state OF affairs be brought aoout?" but
it is not impossible; it is simply Gu
rious astromical and geogra phical fact,
very easily proven. A calm retlec-
tion shows that this oddity turns on a
very obvious problem in circumnavi-
cation. Suppose. now. that two per-
sons were born at the same instant in
Philadelphia from whence trip
around the world may easily be m,de
in one year; il one OF these persons
constantly goes toward the west in
fifty years he will be fifty DAYS behind
the stationary inhabitants; il the other
sails equally as fast toward the cas-,
he will be fifty days ahead OF them.
! One. therefore will have seen 100 day:
more than the other though they were
born at the same instant. lived con-
tinually in the same latitude and died
| together.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-07
A SAVING FATHER.
How Wedding Expenses Were Reduced t,
A Low Figure.


Papa. l will wed George"
Newer
The young girls eyes flashed and
the hot passionate blood OF her fore
fathers. TO say nothing OF her own.
mantled her cheek with an angry
flush. The old man was excited. too.
Parent and child confronted each
other and neither quailed.
do you refuse me that which alono
will make mo happy"
She stamped her new russell shoe
upon tho floor and never WINGED al
though the fourth corn on her second
toe hurt like sixty. IL simply made
her madden and it looked as il tho
stern father might BIO compelled. in
order to save himself from personal
violence t. come or the perch.
'lour happiness is very dear to
me my daughter"
The old man was feinting. as they
say at the ring side. He assumed IA
lugubrious tone and bowed his head
sadly. But the girl although she was
just turned Is. had read few books
and OWNED the situation ~ once or
sooner.
'.Do not seek to deceive me papa"
She entertained for an instant tho
pre-. ect of stamping her foot again,
but shrank, with all the delicacy OF u
fragile nature, from the suffering the
process must entail. She clasped her
hands instead. and assisted the effect
by biting her lips.
Child. child. it is for your good
that deny your request
The beautiful woman shivered l,
was then she first reflected that she
had forgotten to wind flannel around
her neck as directed by the family
physician. Her lips curled scornfully
or Whereabouts
What wouldst have mo do sir?'
The father shrugged one shoulder
being compelled to be careful OF the
other on account OF rheumatism.
Wilt ABIDE by my command. daugh-
ter"
With an effort that convulsed her
frame she repressed her emotion.
Il will. Say on. papa"
With infinite grace he led her tc
n seat. He considered 1t Il great in
dorsement to have things come his
way thus.
My child, you So d wed "
She nodded
II say elope"
She started.
Then may marry George?'
Most assurcdly. But no wedding,
II you please"
He looked at his watch.
BLESS you. my daughter. an
willing to pay for very stylish
elopement but a wedding-no in
deed. Tell George not to stint him
self on carriage fare and hotel bills
will cheerfully meet the expense
You may elope sumptuously and II
furnish the cash. but ! can't possibly
afford a wedding"
Like the sensible girl that she was
she consented to the sacrifice after ;
good, long cry.