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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
nSeed,.Stln at gseft.9orS.stpen,.e =.

Ssi'm Sesiun bes jetisen Sabrbunoerts tauie SarI
Sobn, Elm oeutiher aauimanE, in S'dltimorc=eonntp
nabe Der St1ot Baltimore elmer Sdnoitridl, I'M bars
aui 81 pobnen. Vie j5Grm mar eHbunoert sder SaHo
grcs IHo ut ieithcm tcts I'M Scse Der Tamllle 9ez
blHben. Gr n1HHte ben 9laB nSeedlzQll" mc9en Der
porSsIidpe7 Sdume oisier slrt, Weue ari oem Flase
fpndlieH. @inbunoert Sabre habeH aui rSeed1 Slu"
ero6e gerinoerunsen berpor9eruien. Der Blas Iiest
lest iHnerbalb bes StGbtlueldbIlbes, bic peransere
9torosspehue sebt binonr nno er n IN Saupaee nr
porit6oiiihe ndnier ausgele9t. Us III elne lhoIe,
fpeuehforuIge @e9eno, uno eoer oer ein penn IN Der
Stobt nit alien fdbtiihen SeauemIpfeten. abr bod,
ari bem sanbe plnift. iollte hinaus aeben lnb itb
oas SGao aniebeH. Us bat ldbtlldes Waller nno
fdotilnes @ds. Die StraBen Ueroen chen NIT SIes
beeat, uub nette SteiHz nno SIaniensGn9e iino duT
ben lroftoiren 9elegt. Bon banshdlterlhsH Tamiz
lleHpaerH lolte bic 2hoildhe, oaR bic Steuern MIR
60 Scrts oOH le buEoert Dollars betrG3en Hno Dor
BEN Sabre 1900 nidt 9eieiaert ueroeH tcnucn, OILS
Gin arp6er Scrthei erdeiucE, unn Hdt bios bic Gbz
gaben millleH bis odhlr db a olee 5att behrnrteH,
and bic Observation-Disclosures, aui ojruro lpeIter pieieis
ben um9cIegt wsroeH, taHH bis 1900 nldt sr5o6t
uerben.
secun Sls sum ssssnpdrtiscn grciie sinen SaupIas
iaufen 10 babeu Sle Die GewiBbett, oa6 er aud5rli
I'M 2Sertbe tet9en lplTo.
sSGS DliroeH Sle leber tbun, fueHn Sle eln Seim
haben poleHI yin Saus nit 16 ooer Is iSub 0Tonte
i'm uolbcbauten 2beile Der Staot NIT ODER 10 OoIz
lars Der Sus @ruHo tGuicR ooer elHhunoert SuB Gui
-Ssed=Sin" Su 81 so pro SrontlnG erptrbcn!
Sic perbeH nui oas Cine S1.55 Stelern fur le
500 uho so Gents aui oas Inocre beSableH.
piit Der sIettrihsn SabH fpelosn Sie nab elmer sez
ErBreldcn Dahr pon SlpGn;Ig OtnlteH nab Sbreil
NNSClull"loiulc uCIl tlHCH Duue NuUC1
Sic 2raiier, @as, IolSei, Soitiat,en ablieicruEs
uw., uno Su giGtbarn habeH Sic !3icseIiteinmausru
nRb beige iiaubiae 2lottolre uro Stra6en-
Sn benz aHocIeH Sale habc1 Sic gSdiier, Gas,
&oliSei, Toit slbieierune uEo Su Yladbaru SumeH,
grimes @oras, refine Sut unb Sdnme oui ocn Sanoe.
Seseben Sie iD auI Der eleftrlitleH SGbH, rueItbe
in gorb gpcHue flbrt, biIau5 Enb ihaueR Sic iit1
-Qee6= 9il" an. Gaesen ionfia.r 2lustrnt penoen
sic .itdp an 6ieIber 6. SIiHaluif, 9ir. 400, Sit=
Scriugtous, @de Der St. Faulira6e, ober an Srant
e.lnsnfi 0r, 800, sSefs5ancttsfrabc.
(Dtai23, ,DioUii6r ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Nareau Der strabtm.1urAbrud

Baltimore, c, Den 6. SuIi 1892.
Die Straseu SurdIbrulhs SomnIidre MADDEN IN
gemdebeit Der Setimmrnsen oes Baltmorer Stdotz
@eicebudle5. A. grtite, bicrnit brfonnt, oaf iie
~ iunios, ben g.. auouit 1892, 10 nbr Sormit=
tags, I'M Slrcdu Der eommiidre I'M 3iatbhanie ihrc
erie geriamnIluua bdlten neloen, nm Die ibneH Se=
trefts Der 6oHbemniruns, 9ur6bred,un9 uuo Ssrs
breiteruHg Der Burr omz 5trabc, poH Nortz Guenue
bis sur Slossett Srose, ubertrGsenen 9eu9Eiiie uno
BON ihHcn erbelidlten Iflhten inlIebercnnmuE9 nit
Der am 27 pGi 1892 gcnehnli9teH SeroronuH9 9tr
95 ecs Diapors uno StaotrGtbes pou Baltimore auSz
SuibeH. rep. Su erfilIeu. SamteI Il. Sbarrette,
Spuie 9c6,
Samce ". 8reiper,
Gommidre;
Q61,7,7S,9,S2) Robert 4. @rreu. Giert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Der heiiiefte Eaa.

0ouis, 20. Suli. - Geferu mar
bier Der beiBefte Sag peS oiesldbrigcn Com.
mers. 9as Signaloienit thermometer
sciste guar uur 90 graO I'M SdJatteu, per-
itleOene anoere Suitrlmente ieOot 95 bus
100. Yicbrere 9ieidJldge iinO uOrgetommeu.
@bicagO, 20. 9ull.-Son oielen Or
ten Sopa's fommt Die 9tadrdlt, Dap 9eitcru
Der beiB.ite Gag Der -SalOn mar. 5u On
buque uer;eidluete man "a GruO nebit ;ucI
fSdlen pom Sonusnitid; in WGrihalltOwu
ities ous Guetiilber bis auf lO2 SraO; etu
Dtdnn paelblt miro al ben SOlgen eiue5
SledlaaeS terbeu. Su Greitou bate man
100 @raO, III Stmmma l02 bis LOG grOO
I'M Sdatteu. Die SeihGfte muBten elnge-
felt mtrO.u, uuO mebrere Arbeter lpurOen
nn11 her NlBe iiberlpdltIat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Rod Srci Spfcr ScS @ticnpabn-
WSulpdlS.

Stewart N..5., 20. Suli. - Gin ggas
gen, aui wel6em SGmeS Burns NIB ;met
4uaben beute paS Selelle Der nBeunipluas
sertrImmcrt. 0le Snaben bllebeu auf Der
Steae to0t, ,uuO Burns murOe 10 l1wer Uers
lest, bab er AM 2lbeuo itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
sclpttmoro clues slottenoffi,icrs.

9tewsYorf, 90. 9uli. - SamI. y.
Nap Don Der Suuoesflotte itOB nd beute
gia1miitaa in ben 3immern pes pllmtee
Gerulces@lub" eiue Su9el i'll ben SopI HHo
mar blnneN Suriem cine 2eidle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
slntomatiSde Seitunos.9ertdmfcr.

GbicagO, 20. Juli.-pier 1T cine @e-
ieui9ait aufgetuudlt, ole nit 100000 Sa'
pital bem 3eitunsSiurgen ein gnOe ma'
den nil. Sie neuut iId) Die pautOmatllte
3eituu9eu Sertbeiluugs.9eieaidait" uuO
MIL ben @ertauf Dor l3eitungen auf Stras
Ben, StraBenbabHeH, SorItaOt;ii9en &C. au'
tonlatiif uermltteln. 9ateute fir Ihre Yias
ltlueu ipurbeu i5r Sugeifaneen. Die SaA.
lit nu6 Art Der idOu Idnger i'm 9ebrauh
befiuOlihen automateu iiir Den SertauT uon
Gbocolaoe u. i. 10. ein9eridtet, uatirIlh
aber bereuteuD peruoatommnet. Dian tanH
l Sent. ODER Cents 3eitun9eu le nadl Be-
llebeu tauleu, aud) wedllelt Der Antomat
QroRere GelDiliide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Saltcn eineu Su8 auf.

gSal ace, Soaho, 20. SHlI.-SetteIn
gbenO hlelt.u nabe Summit orei btwafi'
nete NGnner einen 3ug Der unOroli4en
Baciiic. Balm" aui. Gle theiIteu bem &On'
butlcur Sraolep nit, baB er jtst oreimal
aeparnt luoroen iei, Die Strede nidlt Rlebr
;u beiahreu. 0aS nddlte Dial uiroe er er.
ihoiien meroeu. @eneral Garlin lauOte auf
bic UiittbelIung Der yabnbehOrOen eln
0etademeut ieiuer 2eute nah SalIes. IS
helBt, eutlaus Der Ser9bubn bielten I'D nn'
Ter Der Siibrtr1uit uon gSeb Eeiilres etua
so ooer mebr 3eiperaDos ani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Her &atbOIifen:C C onarsh in SmlOa.
Satcr 1tuO Sodltcr crltidt.

Nem.9ort, 20. Sui. - Midlae(
Sarlep mo ieiue neuullbrl9e : odlter wuc.
ben beute frih i'll ihrer gSObHung, 9ir. 22OI,
Z. Iueuue, ais 2elteu ant elner Mt0tylge
III Der SaOemGunc gefunOeu. Gas @05
mar au9eorebt, unO SelOe mareu augeus
id)einlidj eritldt. 2ie YOlliet III nod Hidlt
iid)er, oh Sarlep paS @OS abiIttlid) oil.
brebte, ODER ob EN- lluiall uorltcgt. SaS
tleiue NGOdeu mar uertriippelt mo idliei
INNER bel lBrem %atey, OeiieH 2ieblug cS
mar.
Di6gli6er 8eiie hattie iidJ SarlGg i'll Dem
SapeSlmmer i6laieu gelcgt, neil nanelbe
tlbl mar, unS oas @aS lam suilulg OUs
gebrebt WorOcu lem, ais CT Die YiaraFe i'll
Die SaOewaune bob. &aylcp mar eiU wObl-
babeuoer Wtaun un0 bate bnS 0auS, III
ipelfem er pobute, crit tiirSlih iiir $2l, 900
fir leiue Sohter getauit. Gr belhweyte
iid) bduiig uber uncrtrdglide SOpnhmerSeu,
mar Ie0O9, oIpeit man weIB, ntdIt 9ciieSs
npitnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Ser Semti&e Gorreibona:mt,
EdsIif, tpOteHtIid uHb sonntass,

~. &atne, Giaenta;:Ecr nnS 9aeoattcnr,
ehbpsitsgde SaItimoresStrase rno poitsO Offieesape
grtis bcs tdeIidlen SIattcS, burb Trigger In Eols
kirnore uno in Der Rdhbdritaft heioret, 121S @ts
faqIitbe uno Gonnta 40 satnSsabe 15 Cts. pro
2aode,abIbar pohentld an bic oasSIatt bciorsen6eH
Srdeer.-5aaIidl Hebit 2nnnta 40 Illus aabe unter
&orfo=S =Sorausbssabuns $3.50 pro Sobr, fur fir,sre
3eit i'm Scrbdltnis; fur bic tpodDeutIidle Mnsaabe
nit SoHrtagsbIatt, portoire, init IbSua tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sdbr, nan ir9eno einem 0rte bes SnIous
bes, 81 rad europa. Senntag saluS aabe 81
pro SGbr:-Sas bette unb biuiaite oentIdje 8Iatt
In ben Wiittels uno Siiotaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22

unb aIe ionitIasn SprahiebIer beilt srinolid uub
idlHeu oos Iemoitbcufez sSIititnt," Sr. 3O3,
gSeitz s. ffhanftraBe, Habe yiHoeEzAperue.
Ic(uuiOE 1DJgtPgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
ptiuat- grim fir pamrn
rur ttuo mad ibrcr Gicoerfmnit.

Srau DR.. Giarra, preisaefr6nte 9eburtsbeIicriu
nit mebrldbriser Iraris ais sliieHtin On Der rSoz
ni9Iten NraueRzaiHit uHo @e6dr 2lritalt" IN Diinz
der, SanerR.
ScbGnoelt ale 6rnusntrnHt6eiteu uno llnfrudltbarz
Felt nit beiiem @rioIo. GHtbinoung i'm SaIie SO;
8oaro unb 3immer IS pro 9Sodle uno ouipdrts. sluf
SerIaHseu 9eim fur Babies permittelt. alcs itrcna
priuat. COMPILATION irei.
sir; 303, @eit:So oifmanir.. nabs Sinosn= giusnus.
IGuuiOH 1DJgtsRN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
gie britiid,en @abIen.

Qonbou, 2I. Suli.-@laoitone III &C..
fern iriih Don Sraemar. no er iih ieit eini.
gen Sasen pom ben Srapaieu eiuer CANT
Saaue i'm Stsirt 9tiOlotblcn erboite, abge.
ren. Sein nddlteS 8eleSiel 1T Slairaom.
RE. Der 40 Oteilen lan9e SSes OOrthin
tiihrt uur pur6 milOe Sergaegeuo unO muB
paber PER are suriid9ele9t werOen. 9as
sSetter if bort obeu falt uub iiiirmiid], troe-
benz bat ii9 Der S2.jabrise greis nidt ab.
balteu laiieu, Die i5anrt Ourd' Die Serge an.
sutreten.
Die Gr6anse telegraph. Company 1"
m.loet, baB aubrew &arnegie, Der amerita=
niihe Oilllionar NIB Sefser Der 9ome-
feaDer Stablperis bel Yiitsburg, $a.,
1000 Yfuuo Stsrlins $4,000 sa ben 8ubl.
uufoiteu oes arbeiter.&aubibaten S. 4ier
9arOis, wel9er pom 9ilGitt sSsit.SuU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
yer. 175.
aus Wpnt.

q o III, 90. Suli. - SarSinll giuiepye
S'anuibale, BrGitlt Der Congregation oec
Ibldie uub bl. 3elluuien, lit in lllier non
n Sabren gefOrbeu. Gr mar Sarplual lett
1889.
Der YapIt hat $5ru. Gugeu Seau Don
RerusDort sum o9fltter Oom YtanIel IND
0egeu" ernanut.
Die 0iplomGteu Der monardilteu StaGa
ten baben lhre Angrifie ami ben Satltlu
me9eu oeneu ueuer oemolraui6er Holiut
erneuert, bod bIlcb Der Yaplt bis Ieet uneys
bitllid).
Die fransOFidcu SH66fe taben ben
8aplt eriudt, BET lclnem Subllaum oIe
6ru9e Der 5eili9lprehuug DER SuuglrIn Don
Orleans etnsubrlugeu. Ser Yapr tebt
oem Blame giinlttg 9egeuiiber.
5er &atbuIifeu:G Unsrsb in SnlOa.
Serliu, 20. Sult. - Su GupioeruuG
zines SelegrammS bonn @raisu yoweufclU,
mel6er lin 9tumeH Oe5 SathollIenaS Sougyel.
les IN Suloa Nem Yapite ueriidlerte, ougd)
@ebet NM IeSeS gelcemdBige Nilttel wurNe
man iirSSieoergemuuuu9 Der uHautdrbureH
gr1rogatiue IND mcltlldJeu MadJt ocS bels
ligen StubleS tGmp'eu, iGuote Der HGp't
ieiuen 9ant unO Segen oil Die SeriamHs
lung.
-s+ 9ts'D Rsciffdse 3eitHnq" bemsrtt III sieier
GrpiberilHg, OsS 4apIleS: p0umit miro 0d5
pdpitllde Sie9el uGter bic Sr9ulie beS Nldls
ieS gegen cine NIT 9eutid)l0uN eng uerbuU.
bene Gegierung geieet; enc uibuge polItIs
id1e MelnIng miro Der Sahe belgeirgt,
penn man erw19t, baB Die pGpltllteH Or
game Die llute1lblrtelt aud) auf DIE Eollut
ouSue0chut blbeuI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
9ie 9eIaasabai. .eifenba hn. araae.

Seru, 81. Sult. - Die SdlebSri6ter,
melde ernaunt wOroen parsu, I'M Die, in
Solqe Der @ouisiatiun Der Oelagoabai.Gi.
ienbahu Geitens @ortugapS pon Gnalanr
seltenp ssmaAten GntdldoisungSanpruGe
aenau III priiien uuo oarauibn ibre 9nt.
id)eiounq absugeben, baiten ben Sesinn Der
strhan0luugen auT ndGilen 6reitng isiige.
Jest. ga jeDod leet Der Serlreter Ilr Dor,
tuaal ertrantt IT,, 10 OaB nit beiien &ertres
1una Der bieiige AbuoIat Sabli betraut mer.
ben muBte, ilt Der St3inn Der Serbauolun-
aeu nod bis Gnoe 9iouember lauieucen
S,nhrnl nmSneipit mnrnRn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
Garneaie,S Gnnfurrenten.
slppea Der etriter au Die aruppeu.

Som ab, Ea., 81. Suli. - SIM
Eager Der MiIis ;u 6omsiteaO wurbe gefern
Elm gebrudtts Sirtular uerbreitet, iunrln Die
Soloateu bel aaem, mas ibnen aui pisler
@elt beilig lit, bei6mcreu iuurpeu, snt.
weber bic gSaHen uicbel;uleaen ober mad
oauie ;uriid;utebren. Die beiosu erlteu
abhnitte bes @iriularS lauten:
u8ameraoen gSlr, Die Arbeiter nome
ieao's, behworen Gu6 i'll eem sebeIl:9ten
9iamen Der Sered)tigfeit NIB Sreibtit, uns,
Guern Sriioern, in Iniereia Sample ge9eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
StaSt Baltimore.

Niue umierer eeitrisen =. Ysoraenssiu ssabe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-22
9HerIei aus 5cutihlaue.
Rhdfebr nadi getsrsbura.

Serltu, 81. SulI.-SSte Ole vS0lniide
3eitMn9" piieu nil. pdre bic ieet erioIate
NIdfebr oes ruiFideu 6iuan;nliullttrS
8pi6nesraOSft uud Yetersbr0 oarauf
;uriid;ufiibreu. baB Der Diiniier ebr Su
Suniteu oes YroieiteS elmer AusitcuuuG in
Nt9usis9iOpgOrop eiHgenOmmeu 1T, nah.
reuo Der @sar gan; eutldleoeu gegeu ole
|eranitaltung iolter ausltelluug lit. gSle
oaS aenannte Slatt meiter berid)tet, aeoeuft
6r. l8plfnearaosIi aus @eluunbeitsridiIt.
ten oaS 6iuan;minIler'Y Yorteicuiue nIerer.
sulesen unO miro bemuddlt Ill Oas GeldJs.
ratbs. .0epartement ilr Steids.SefOuOmie
eruaHnt peroen.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
vANcLEvEsvrLLE NOTES.

Mr.. VIM. Mckee has fully recovered
from the grippe.
Miss Savila Miller is lick from an
attack Of the grippe.
Mrs. Marguerite Anderson is still
poorly from the grippe.
Miss Clara Fellers is suffering from
an attack Of the measles.
Mr. Thornburg's family are soon go
ing to move to Martinsburg.
Mr.. Tabb Janney is sick, supposed
to be suffering from the grippe.
Miss Lizzie Colledge, we understand,
is soon going to Maltinsburg to work
at the hose factory.
Mr.. Robert Seibert has moved tc
Martlnsburg. We understand that he
is to manage the farm for Mr. A. j.
Thomas.
Mrs. Upton Bull rman was suddenly
called from home to see her sick daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. Bittle, diving at Gettys-
burg, Pa. , who has been very poorly
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
A coon APPOINTMENT.

Hon. e. Boyd Faulkner, one of the
most prominent and ablest attorneys
in the State, has been appointed to fill
the vacancy in the Thirteenth Judicial
Circuit, caused by the recent death of
Judge Jos. S. l3uckwall Mr.. Faulkner
received an official telegram yesterday
evening, stating that Governor A. B.
Fleming had appointed him to the po-
sition. and that his official papers had
been forwarded at once.
Mr.. Faulkner will accept the APP
pointment On account Of the short
period, which will give him an OPP
portunity toy straighten up considerable
old business; also afford him some
little recreation and rest from his pre-
sent arduojls work
The appointment proves to be per
fectly satisfactory, and meets with the
popular approval Of the three bars
comprising Berkeley, Morgan and JEFF
ferson counties. Mr. Faulkner is
widely known for his ability as a law
yer, and will occupy the bench in a
manner that will add honor and dis
tinction to the position. He is a highly
cultured and polished gentleman, and
possesses that dignity that goes far
toward the making up of refined and
respected court.
This appointment will meet with the
hearty approval of the citizens, owing
to the fact that an able jurist will try
the case Of Harry Smooth, the MUIR
derer now confined in jail at Charles
Town, who will be tried in March.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
TO STOP RACING.


JERSEY CRY. N. j.. Feb. 2o.--A re-
porf prevails here that there Is move
ment TO stop winter racing in New Jer-
sey which may wind up the sport at
Gutenberg and Gloucester with sud
denness and force that will paralyze race
men. The move will be in the nature
of an application to Chancellor McGill
not later than next Tuesday by Attor-
ney General Stockton for an injunction
to stop the racing. The grounds of the
application will be that it is cruel as
well as unlawful
Some of the highest officials in the
state are reported to be in the move
ment and powerful influences win be
brought 10 bear in its favor by the rail
way corporations which have suffered
loss through the closing cf Monmouth.
Linden and Elizabeth tracks.
A man who is in a position to know
about the matter says there will be no
racing at Guttenburg next Wednesday,
nor thereafter, unless a law is passed to
legalize racing, which he thinks inn
probable. He says he would not be sur
prised if the attorney general should
move for the dissolution of the Gutten-
burg track corporation.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
A Hydrophobin Victim.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 20. Franklin
Hippenstohl, married, residing AT Coop
ersburg, is a victim of hyGrophobia.
Three weeks ago he was bitten in the
left leg by small black dog. Yester-
day he became paralyzed III the left Len
and arm. He was placed upon a settee
and informed his friends that care should
be exercised, as he might bite some one.
He was then tied, when he began biting
the settee. He raves wildly and suffers
excruciating torture from the effects of
the bite. He Is perfectly rational at
times and converses intelligently. He
has had number of spasms, and it is
feared he cannot recover.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
A BIG HAUL.

Officer Dan'l Sloan, on Saturday
last, made big haul in the line of ar
rests, and it was not good day for
bites either. For some time past doors
have been broken off B. & O. freight
cars and carried off. Brass knobs
were also missed from the doors of
passenger cars. With his usual good
skill Officer Sloan set a watch, and on
Saturday last marched up six in line,
as follows: Daniel Crockett, Walter
Keplinger, Smith Vanmetre, Samuel
Rhodes, VIM. Hooper and VIM. Evans.
They were all given hearing yester-
day before Squire Bartlett, who found
them guilty and imposed a fine of
$3.50, with costs amounting to $40,
or twelve and a-half days in the coun-
ty Jail. Cooper and Evans fines were
paid, and the others went to Jail.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
TOOK A BATH.

The delivery horse and wagon of
the Steam Laundry were subjected to
a sudden bath on Friday last. The
driver, in stepping into the wagon,
scared the horse and caused it to start
off. The accident occurred near Mr..
VIM. Stewart S residence, on the Tus-
carora creek. The horse was blind,
and of course was not particular as to
where he walked. Anyhow he stepped
over steep bank, and the driver was
compelled to take in the sight. Nc
serious injury was done.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26

The fire in New Orleans Wednesday
night destroyed 81, 125, 900 worth of prop,
erty.
Speaker Crisp has left Washington Tor
Fortress Monroe, where he will remain I'M
til Monday night, unless his family can
persuade him to stay few days longer. He
has not fully recovered his strength since
his recent Illness and is in need of rest and
quiet.
M. Laur the Boulaneis deputy who
was struck by M. Coustans, the then
French minister of the interior, during the
debate in the chamber of deputies ON Jan.
10 last, has had NJ. Constans summoned to
answer a charge of assault before the tri-
bunal of the Seine.
A dispatch from Guatemala says that
business there is bad. Many failures have
occurred and financial crisis is immit-
nent.
Telegraph operators along the Maryland
division of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad have had their
salaries increased.
o. A. Renter, until this week president
of the Citizens state bank, at Carroll, Ia,
has left the town suddenly, taking with
him his family and household effects. He
is said to leave numerous creditors behind
him.
Charles Miller, the 1S-year-old murderer
of two young men from st. Joseph, Mo-,
named Fisbaugh and Emerson, was SEN
fenced by the supreme court to be hanged
April 81 The crime was committed sew
enty-five miles cast of Cheyenne, Wyo..
while the three were stealing ride in 3
box car, and was for the purpose of rob
bsry.
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Crushed Under an Engine.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 2O.-An engine
on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway jumped the track six miles from
here. There were half dozen friends of
the engineer on board taking ride
When the engine jumped the track it
turned completely over, carrying the
passengers under it. The killed are Joe
Gillespie, engineer; Tom German, wiper;
George Scott, Fireman. Wounded
Mrs. Joe Gillespie, badly scalded; e.
Wilcox, right leg cut off; William Brad
ley, colored, scalp wound,
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Another WonderfuI Strike

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Feb. 20.--Ap-
other wonderful strike was made here.
The strike was made here in the Sam
Dyer lode. on Tenderfoot Hill. It is
wonderfully rich. An assay from the
face of the vein showed $109 to the ton.
The frequent strikes at this camp are
causing great excitement throughout
the state, and people are rushing in at
rate of nearly $50 day.
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MEETS ITS OBLIGATIONS.

Claims paid by Local Branch, No
%, Order Iron Hall, as follows: Jan
10th, James B. Perry, 500. 90; Feb
Sth, Henry Havey, $500; Feb. 18th
j. S. Boak. $500; Feb. Goth, Geo
w. Doll, $500; Feb. goth, Mos. n
Byers, $500; Feb, Goth NJ 9.
Mathews, $1,000; Feb. 10th, VI. j.
Homrich, 100000.
Friend Homrich was faithful \ fol
seven years paving in assessments
three hundred and fifteen dollars aAd
his reward was sure. \
VIM. M. HoLLIs, Acct
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A Condemned Mans Faith

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 20.-Charles G.
Cummings {colore6 was hanged here
for killing David Williams (colored), in
November, 1890. The scenes just pre-
ceding the execution were intensely
dramatic. The condemned man walked
up and down the long corridor of the
Jail with military air, singing hymns
in voice SO loud as to be heard blocks
away. In bidding his fellow prisoners
good-by Cummings made up short
doggerel to suit each case. His religious
enthusiasm was almost maniacal, and
he died with the belief Of going straight
to heaven.
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Reciprocity Postponed.

New YORK, Feb. sO.-The Brazilian
consul general, Senior Maceda, received
by the steamer Vigilancia. official adj
vices from the Brazilian government
postponing until May l. the decree of
Nov. 81, 1891, which was to go, into
effect Jan. /, 1892. This decree sets
forth the conditions of the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and
Brazil and the manner in which mer-
chandise is to ba exported. The post
ponement is due to the strenuous OBJ
jections made by American exporters,
who. claim that the Brazilian govern
ment requires TOO IEnch. information
from exporters.
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A KIND REMEMBRANCE.

Shed Lewis aud wife. colored, rSsld-
ing West of this city, have been nnade
happy by the will of Johnathap w.
Thatcher, one of the oldest and qnost
respected citizens of this county. who
died recently. During the days OF
slavery they We're raised and owned
by Mr.. Thatcher, and ever since their
freedom they have been the recipients
of his kind and charitable benevolence.
Mr.. Thatcher neverlost an opportunity
to remember them, and even IN his
last bequest has evidenced his liberal
~
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BALTIMOREANDCU CUMBERLAND r

Subscription books for the $1,000
900 capital stock of the Baltimore and
Cumberland Railroad Company were
opened at the Office of Mr.. Thomas M.
Lanahan, Baltimore, Saturday. All
the stock was taken by D. L. Bartlett,
John A. Hambleton, H. G. Davis, H.
Irvine Keyser and B. N. Baker. 1t
was resolved to call meeting Of the
stockholders in March for the election
of directors and to perfect the organi-
cation of the company.