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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
THE WAYS or PROVIDENCE.

While the travel 'long the pathways
Oflthis probation Ian
I We meet with circumstances
That we fail to understan.
Some men we see fly up'ards,
On the wings OF fortune mountin,
While Providence keeps others,
Better far, forever standin
In the midst of tribulation,
On the loves earthly landin
In q way that, think nj best,
Reaches over all Gccountin.
Ev'ry day we meet with Dives,
Full o. wickedness an might,
Oppressin some poor Lazarus
At mornin, noon an night.
Yet he's clad in gorgeous purple
An the fines kind o. linen,
While his ears he closes tight
To the beggar's piteous pleadin,
An keeps addin to his treasure,
So mighty IN exceedin,
Till it seems as If his power -
Had no endin or ~beginnin.
An IL this world we're placed in
Was the final en- of Twin,
An after death to mortals
No futur' state was given.
We'd be right in thinkin Providence
Had missed its calculations.
But Wen we ~recollec' that some day
There'u be q changin places
We ies' keep right on pullin steady
In contentment's easy traces,
Feelin sure that at the endin
She'll even up the rations.
Chicago Record.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Princess Hoheniohe,s inheritance.

Princess Hohenlohe, the wife of the
governor general of Alsace-Lorraine, in
herited from her uncle, a Russian gener-
al, estates in Russia worth 30, Zoo, 900 or
40, DOC, 900 rubles. Under the Russian law
foreign nonresidents cannot hold proper
ty, and the princess is compelled to sell
her estates at once. She asked the car
to grant her a little time. as the financial
stringency, which prevails in Russia as
well as in this country, has made real es.
tate hard to dispose of. The car, how
ever, for political reasons, refuses to
grant the extension. and the woman may
be able to realize only Is, 0O0, 600 or 90
600, 900 rubles from her heritage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
o
A MOTHER.


Could I but have my baby back again
From the dim vastness OF the great un-
known,
How would 1t ease my poor hearts silent pain
As l cit here In shadow and alonel
That heaven Is vast but makes me more
afraid,
WHO shall Its h~esitating footsteps guidei
Far cozier the nest my love had made,
Or SO my heart feels, since my baby died.
Cold was. the night 1t left my bosom warm
A night of wintry tempest harsh and Wild
Into that world of darkness and Of storm
Went forth alone my little toddling child.
| say alone, for who hears angels feet
Pause at the threshold, though we dream
they come?
We hear not even death. the robber ieetl
We only know q void Is in our home.
Motherl the very name is sorrows own.
A synonym for heartache and for trial;
IT'S she must tread the wine press all alone,
And when the tears would start must wear q
smile.
What IL the faith of priest. of Christian broth
or,
OF inferred bishop. though they kiss the rodl
Weak seems their worship when q trusting
mother
Yields MP her pretty. smiling babe TO God.
-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Government Telegram..

An arrangement has been entered into
between the postmaster general Of the
United States in relation to the trans
mission of government telegraphic mes
sages. There has been a disagreement ss
to rates, and in consequence no settle
ment made. The telegraph companies,
however, received and transmitted ali
government business, depending on fu-
ture adjustment. The rates now agreed
to are 90 cents for 20 words or less for
1000 miles or fraction thereof, with an
addition /, l, 4 and | cent per word for
all i've 90 words, increasing at the rate
Of each 500 miles, up to 40 cents. But no
message of 90 words is to be more than
40 cents. No additional word is to be
more than 2 cents for any distance up to
5000 miles. kalamazoo Telegraph.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
A A CANDIDATE.
'An Iliterate Political Aspirant Is Ma
the Butt of O Cruel Joke.

An Illiterate Political Aspirant Is Made
the Butt of q Cruel Joke.
Nj. Robinet, the illiterate candidate
for parliament, who went round Paris
blowing a hunting horn in order to call
attention to his electoral programme.
was nearly stoned to death in the Troca,
dero district, owing to the hoax of which
he was made q victim by a facetious'
printer. The candidate, having resolved
to go about as a sandwich man." OBJ
tanned two boards and commissioned q
printer to ornament them with an elab-
crate political address in the largest type.
The compositor, taking advantage of
M. Robinet's inability to read or write.
drew up the address, COUGHING it in the
most supplementary language at his
command. 1t was, in fact, composed of
an issue of the vilest insults to the local
electors, while the candidate himself
was not spared by the irrepressible
hoaxer. Hardly had M. Robinet ap-
peared in public between his boards
than he was followed by a crowd Of
people who threatened to lynch him.
Some threw stones at the man, but he
found a few sympathizers who evident
ly saw through the joke and defended
him.
A free fight ragged for a few moments
around the candidate, his friends and
his foes theoretically plying their fists
and sticks, while Robinet looked on in
tensely amazed at the tumult. He was
finally extricated from his p%erilous posi-
ton by the police.-London Telegraph.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

Land Once at Mitchell, 8. D., Oct. 10, 1S93.-
Notice Ia heresy given that the following-named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof In support OF hs claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the cir
cult court, in and for Lake county, 8. D., at
Madison, 9. d., on November %, 1893, viz: Will
ham III. Kennedy, for the northwest quarter,
section Q. township 10S north, range "a west, 9Th
p. NJ. ca. E. No. 2S,955.) He names the follow.
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF. said land, viz: andrew
Jacobson, Jonas johnson, g. w. Masaker and
Ezra Lee, all Of Oldham p. o., s. d..
r, N. KRAFT. Register.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Notice of Hearing OF Petition.

State of South DAKOTA. county of Lake In
county court. Whereas, John Huecker having
applied for a dru ggists permit to sell intoxicat.
Ing liquors under the provisions and restrictions
Of the laws Of this Ftate governing the sale of In
toxicating liquors, al his place of business on
Egan avenue, in the city Of Madison, county oil
Lake and state OF South Dakota; therefore no
tice is hereby given, that the 18th day Of Decem.
bcr, A. d. iS93, at the ONCE OF the county judge
in the said city of Madison, in Lake county, =,
D., at 2 O'Clock p. m, has been set for hearing
said petition. when nd where any person quail
fed may appear ana show cause why said petit
ton should not he granted.
Dated at Madison, s. d., November II, 1893. !.
B.. q. WILLIAMSON,
County Judge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
why Ambition Is Honored.

why do we honor ambition and de-
spise a~varice. while they are both but
the desire Of possession inquired a
friend of Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Because" answered he, ''the one ID
natural, the other artificial; the one the
sign OF mental health, the other of men
tai decay; the one appetite, the other
disease
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
After Long Years.

Albert Jones, a farmer living near
Grandview. Tex, was wounded in the
leg at the battle of Chickamauga nearly
30 years ago. The wound has given him
no Inconvenience until within the last 10
months, and a few days ago 1t was found
necessary to amputate the limb. The
bullet was found imbedded in the bone.
Fort Worth (Tex.) Gazette.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
A Famous Bible.

The family Bible of George Washing
toms mother is owned by Mrs. Lewis
Washington of Charleston, Va. Six
leaves from this historic volume were
torn out and deposited in the orner
stone of the Mary Washington monument
at fredericksburg a few years ago.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Notice.

Land Office at Mitchell, y. D., Oct. @, 1893
Notice lie hereby given that the fellowiDg-Damed
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
proof will be made before the clerk OF the circuit
court, In end for Lake county, 8. D., at Madison,
s. D., on December 1. 1888, viz: Jonas n. John.
son, for the seA Sec. 5. Twp. 1903 N, Rg. 81 W.
for the ct. G. Il. NO. l4237). He names the fol.
lowing witnesses tu prove his continuous resi-.
dence upon and cultivation of said land, Wig
Andrew Jacobson, w. A Kennedy and g. Massa.
p. o. |. ID.
r. N. KRAFT, Register.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Wanted To AppIaud.

There was immense applause at the
first performance of a new play. Sud-
denly a one armed gentleman turned to
the person sitting next to him and said,
"Caballero, be good enough to clap this
hand, as ] want badly to applaud my
seif."-Sobremesa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

hungary leads the world in the pro-
duction Of glass jewels, such az are used
with stained glass. The work 10 done al
most entirely by peasants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Attempt

Critic-Is that meant for q mountain?
Artist-No; only q bluff. - Detroit
Tribune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
olrbeit 11nn Snnnffrie.

6nrrt8burg, 5. 0ej. - 9ta4
glugabe oc3 @cncral Wicnager5 ScltOn
pon Ocn Eenuipluania Stccl 2Sorta"
in Steclton miro oicic C5abrif, wcldc
bei uolcm Ycricbc iibcr 5000 9trbeIter
uuO 9lnQcltelltc bclh&ftigt uuo BON Ocs
zen Shatl9teit Die FroiPcrltat lencs 5000
Ginmobncr 5Gblcuoeu Crtc5 obbdn9t,
um Samitng, Ocn %. 0eSembcr, big
aui l&eitcre5 geidlONeH werOcE uno
id,merlidb Dor Dem l. lSebruar uuo plel'
Ieidt nOtl ipatcr Cic 2lrbelt mlcOcr aurs
ncbmcu. 9ll5 Gjruno iiir oiCie NfaBs
rcgel gab ST.. 6elton Otan9cl oil Seltelz
lungcn an. Dur 5mct Departments
oc5 QGcrfcs, in ocncn Swildlen 800 un0
600 2lrbeiter beI1GItI9t lmO, lOIIen III
Setrieb blelbcn.
Gait II, s. 9eS. - 3n Ncm Sdlcs
fcrbrudc Ocr rGuniali0oteO Statc@GO.
in Bangor babeu beutc 60 Q}ann
Die glrbcit nicOer9cIe9t, neil Die @eicIIz
idaIt ibrc y0buc reou5irtc. Die yeute
bebuuptcn, ooB ije OoOurd $12 pro y|Os
uat ocrlJercu.
81 td gam : ttQ. 5no., :. 0cj.
- Die .SoSftu & SartcrsGarsGo.,"
wclAc tcrgangencu Iu9uit ibrc 9&erfc
ihIoB, bat geltern Den Sctrleb nit 1900
Arbelteru, Scr 9alitc Ser friibcr beIbdIs
tigteu, mieOer auigeuOmmcn.
2lm teri am, u. 3, s. 9cS. -
Die 6abrrtautenrS S-reintgung pOn 6nlz
.GountD bat i'll elmer III 9IOocrSpllIc
oo9cBaltencn 9eriammlung beldLOilcn,
cine uugsmeius %Obureoutnon BON 3sbn
Yro3cnt an;uorOnen, DC ieOOd nur 10
lan9e auOauern io(l, bis Die @cIa0lte>
perhGltnilie iidl aebenert. ,...rDn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
ESrcd1er Saufra1tb.

SoHtb- %eno, 5uo., I. 9e3.-Iie
South Seno. JiatIOual- -8aui" muroe heute
sur 0utag5Sett nm Die Summe uou S15, 800
beraubt. lSQbreHO Saiitrtr campbell iid
Sum Gntu begebeu bate, Daro 'oulf8.9al,
ilrer Sellp, Uelfer III btntereu She'll 0es
8antgebQupeS mObut, pou cluem N(auuc oil
Die Srouitbirc iciaer lSObuuug geruIeu, Der
ertldrte, er muuide 9rn. 8eup SU ipreheu.
gEQbrero Der Abmeienheit 3eup'5 oHUele
eiu Mauu oocr mcbrere EN- 6enitcr mutelr
elues DtclBeIS, ites turd olees il oas
0Qus mo Ourt clne ldwere GlheuthlIre,
tlt e. ebsuiaus auibsadJ, i'll Die Saut leIbil.
Qie QHBcre Gbiir oes @elold)rluteS ltaUO
oiieu. mdbrerO 81. Seup Die iIueSoulge IN
mere Sbur, ebe er Die Sant uerIaHcu, Su9e-
ldloiieu.
Qas GombjHatrouS-S SdlloB hattie inoensU
nid)t gepddt, uuo ais oe- Deb pteielbe gc-
0ifuet, lag Der gelammte Saaruorratb Ger
Saut Dor Tim. 1cu 3abltihtaen, Der III
peridlieoeneu Gelolortsu ;mllHeu 1000 uuo
5000 Dollars euIhlslt, lIeB er uuberiibrt,
itcdte $4,000 III 9oIomuujen mo $11 800 III
YapergeIo su ilt) uuO oeEitwauO Ourh Die
SOluterthllre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
Gin fc;ncr (SGtti,,uI or0.

Cos An gcle8, Sal, !. 9ei.-4.
2lgllar. clu Itanu, ociien 6rau titIilth
auf GruuO grauiamcr 8cbanOIung cine
SaeIOung ju9siprohen erblclt, bat Die
,SrGu 9eitcrn9tadmIttag in graucnbaitcr
GeiIe crmorOst. Gr iUdte iic III lbrem
9ouic ami unO ais iic iih wci8crtc, ibn
aniub0rcn, iOI9te Ell ibr NIT cincm
&rugc &eroiiu0l in Scr 0onO IN Oen
0Of. QOrt iblu9 cr Den &Opi Oe5 trus
9c8 ab, iette oa5 Sci in SranO, ihltz
tete Die brennenoc 6Iiiii9telt Der urncn
6rau Ibcr BEN &Opf uuo sic &lciocr
mo iudtc Ounn Ou0 lSclte. She bic
9johbarn bcrbci ellen uuO Die 6I0mmcn
lOiden tOnnteu, mar 6rou 3l8jlar etne
yeIdle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
scr WrcuoeraeIt=Tro,ef. .

6 Gbicn9O, 5u8., :. Dc5cmber. -
Die heutigen ScrbanOIungcn i'll bcm
4}renOcr9aits FrO:cB bciHranttcn iid lcz
Oiglia aui GGaminirung pom Grlue9cz
i6worencn. EreuOergalt nabm audi
beute mieoer oa8 BOrt unaui9eiOrOert
uno crtlGrtc, OaB Die j5ra9e, oh cr GET
ltcStrant iet oocr nitt, sur gegenwarti=
gen 3cit nitt ;u eutidciOen ici. Die
9lutla9cbcb6rOs nei9t iih Der 2lniidt bin,
onB on8 bduitge 6tncinrcOcn Frcnoerz
gnlt'8, Obnc pom iclncn &crtbcioi9ern
;ur 9lube gcwjeien 3u wer0en, BON ben
2eeteren al5 SeIuei8 ieincr Scrriiftbctt
beuuet werOcn ioQ. Gibtcr 8rcntano
mics audi beute BrenOer9ait luicoer sur
6uhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
Ser bernOetc @msitanO auf Oct
,SeDi9b= IauCU= =Sabu."

Sayre, Ia, :. e3cmber.-Sup uperln'
ttuDeut Seuueu lam aeute Dtlttag Don
Setblebem, AM leiuem 2Sege uuh SuHaIO,
bier al uuO ubeygab 'oiort ole 6ubruug let.
ue5 SptSlaIUge5 Dem aIteu %otomouuIua.
rer uuO GououtIeur, Ote lld) al pem Aus.
itauoe bethelllat ha,teU.
pulia= SuperluteuoeEt 9ScaUer, Der ebeu=
falls bier III, erfldrte emem Seytreter Der
plluitsO YreB," OaB 01e SeOluguugeu oes
nit oeu Chefs Der eIMjcIueH SruOerlbaiten
abgeldIoHcneu &eyuuqeS ausgsiubrt uuo
ole AusitQuolgeu 10 nncq mleoer 4nilel.
lung ituOeu mlg0en, als YlaBe uatant mir
ben.
6dblge 8samte, OIe pabren0 OeS Gu8=
fauoes augei!eut mOroeu, ioucu uldt eutz
laneH weIoeu, ood) gsheu lcpr O,eIe oer'el'
ben uon lelbu. S,lelc pcr oeH Sruoerlt}U1=
ten augeh0gr8eu 2lu8itdHoIgeu iluO nit Oeu
uerclubaltcu Se0nguugeu Hid)t Su'rleoeu
mo trtlireu tbre Seamicn. Dell SaugbU,
Der &Orpeer oe5 Gomue'S Der yotOmouus
flibrer, bat le,Hen alten (lab mleOer erhal.
len. 2lui aHpereH StauOueu flno pIe gu
iidnoe genAH 10, ME hlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
Ser 53. GongrcS.
1ic Samferut Siu pieOcr cinmnl abees
idIladltet.

9S al bin9tOn, s. 0esember. -
Der Scn0t mar bcutc nidt III SIeunQ.
5m 9leprGicntantenbouic az {
murOc gltih bci'm eriteI 2lntrag ell
9iameusaufrui nOtbmenoig; unterOciien
mar c5 .3eit iilr Die rcgelmaBige Ges
i6dftaOrOnun9. unO Die 9anterOtts9ia
murec aui9enommcn. Go8 Bleuarz
Gonite bcriftete Die Bill all 6a8 0au8
3urijf nit Ser Gwpfeb eblung, Die @cieecSz
Slauiel 3u ltreiteu. 9tad turier De-
bate wurcc Die GOrrey'idc 8antcrOttz
Bill wicOer cinmoI im 0auic abgcIhladz
tet. OaS 0au3 perto9tc Ib bis gum
UtoutaQ.
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germtfnte teIearapbHae eepefdnen.


- 2lu9uit %angner pom 0eObam,
Wtah., meltler uugciduloist mar, Die
7OsiGbriqe NtarD GmeriOn, auT oeren
Tarm CT orbeitete, ermOrOet ;u baben,
lit geItcrn firth 6e8 0tOrOes I'M 3lueiten
@raOe i6ulOt9 bciunben luOrOen.
- 9a8 2u9erbaus Der 5irma Sones,
@au9bu & Comp. 81 4eter8bur9, Su.,
in welAeu iid 100000 Rfuno Suma9
bcfan6en, braunte bsute nlcOer. Strlult
$4,000, Seriia.run9 $1,000. Sroncz
itiituns wiro oermutbet.
-@S perlautct, oaB sic lueltlid)en
0ele9atcn 3u ser SabrcS 9onoentlOn
Ser r9lmcrican 5cocratlon Of yabOr"
Ser 98ieoererwGbluug Oe8 BrGiioenten
9omper5 Oppontrcn merocn.
- Hcuu Gsiden iinO BON Sen Otees
rc5mo9en beiBrOuincetOun, Dtoii., ans
yano gewOricn mor0cn, wabribeinlld
Die oOn Seeleuten 0eS unter9e9angcnen
Dreimaiter5 Salon"
= Sn Wtontreul itarb geitern Der ebe'
malige cunabiide 3miniitcrJuoOlpb
yaflamme.
= Der iunse GbOmas 9tO6gers pOn
GbeItcr, Pa., mel9er ieineu Sater err
moroetc uno oen Ycriu3 mahte, audi
SHUTTER unO geibWiiter su tOoten, lit
;u 26 SuBrcn 3udtBan5 oerurtbeilt
wOroeu.
- 9tus 6cm @efdnQniB 3u 0tartin8s
burg, 9S.sg., iino am OOnncrltug fiini
@efaugenc ausgcbrOten. Si8 jcet lit
nod f,incr Oerlclben wleO,r cin9efan9en
poroen.
- 9lus 8aoleD, Ga, miro ser 2tu5s
brua zines 6eucrs 9emslOet, weldJcs
Elm 6otcl, baS YOltamt, Die 2lpOtbefe
un0 einen geibItall nebit 5uei 8obnb6uz
fern IN 2tidc lcgte. 9a8 5eucr ioQ uon
Ginbredern angcle9t wOrOen icin.
- 3n Chicago bat itd Scman0, Ser
augenia,inli9 uciter 9tiAt5 ju thun
bat, Oa5 gcr9nIgen gema9t, ein Girtuz
lar orufen uno in Der Staot pertbeileu
III laIcn, in welhen 5sbntauienO ytann
aufqeioroert merOen, iif bel Gage8anz
brud um II. 0cjcmOer o0Qi9 bepaTnet
am Seeufer ein5uIin0en. Die POl3el
piro aud oa leIn.
- Sun Dem 8raf oes an Ser Suite
oon OtaTaduiett5 9ei6eiterten S9liIes
,SaiOn" iinO 9citern yeidcn 9ebOrgen
mor6eu.
- Der 0ampi,r Bangor" i'm 30,
itoncr OaIen paro am 9Onnerltag Our6
elm i'm 2lnitreihe,Ruum aG89ebrOdene8
6euer I'M 8etrage BON $4,000 beidaz
oi9t.
-2tui ser 3ago wurOc gcitern 3Obn
.. MOOre, Elm prominently 0eihaft5s
mann pOn SrimiielO, Sis, ourh ieis
nen 3u9OgcuOnen 6rant 2Ouett 3uIauts
cridOhcn.
-GbOma8 Seals, &aiiirer ser n5s.
lanbsGOun1ps8anf," &aib., weldcr
Ieit ) 0tonaten ieln 2lmt innc bat, bat
in ser 3cit $11, 900 Der 8unf oeriubslt.
gr bat iib benz Geridt geiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
(slus unIcrer acTtriaen ?. gaoraenzMmS4a5e)
Sic Sta0t gIclu SrIcamS muB
Uc;ablcn.
TaGIpicI ;u Dem S1ud) |eriahrcn GngroS
i'm Vasiih: &c cfnmamiii sn Sew: SrIcanS.


9tew.Srlcan8, 2a., Z. Qc5. -
0a8 Scrpitt in ocm Byo;cIic BON 2lba9s
nate gcgcn Die Stobt purGe bcutc im
Glsridt ge0iinst. Die G'cihwOrenen
ipredcn ser &lagcrin $4,000 Su. 5n
Ser uripriin9Iihen &la9eihriit waren
$50, 900 uerlaugt morOeu, Scr Setra9
muroe ieoOh auf %eranlaIun9 Oe5
9flhter8 am $4,000 berabgcIcet.
Sed5 wcitcrc Sale, weldc bemicIbcn
SOriau cutipringen, itcbcu nod oui Ser
GlcrIdlts 5tCgiitranOc, wouOn Der crlte
AM Is. oieico WiOnat8 perbanOelt met
Den miro. Qieiclbcn GcidwOrcucn.
mclhe bcute 0o5 2>croitt abgcbtn, mcrz
DEN aud) oie ibriecn Sale III eutibcioeu
baben. Der &crtrctcr Der StuOt hat
iid nit Dem &eroitt 5ufrieocn ertl6rt.
Der GiatGc Ser Sldgcrlu mclbcr ne
gen : Ibeilna6mc all Gem OicuhcimorO
0c8 FOli3cI GbeI5 BON Dem -CrlcnnS,
&a.. im OOrtigcn @eiGnsuiB jap, mUrOe
neblt anOcren 9lngcrta9tcn poH Der els
re9tcn 9eu0lfcrung 9icwsOrlean5' aus
ieiner Belle 9cbOlt nno ouigcfniipIt.
9(uu. 3. 81
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Scr neue 9mnOes Scnator Iir=
oIHiCtt s.

81 amOnO, &ug., :. 0c;. - Se'
nutOr Gppa !0untOu, pclder pom @ouz
perneur an Stele ocs pcrltorbcncn 0rn.
Barbour sum 8unOcssScnutOr crnannt
mnroe, bat ieiue Ganolootur iiir oen
lan9en 2crmin I'M 8unOc5ienat Suriids
Qs;Ogcn. l)ian IhlieBt oarau8, OaB Die
@rmdbluug oeo Generals 6iBbu9b Zee
iiir ben 9enaunten POltcn 9eiihcrt lit.
Senator Gppa 0uutOn wtro pOn Der
gegi5lutur Sum 9taAiolger HarbOur'6
bis iur 8eeuOigung oeiIen &crmin8 -
5. 02ar; 1895 - crpahlt merocu.
(Spater.) - 8cl'm 6. SauOt ulrOc
Gb0e. g. Wortjn sum SuuOc5icuatOr
IIr Den longcu Irmju crwablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-09
Mihter snnd, III snapan,a.

8irmtugbam, 9tla., Z. 0e6.-
3u 9crlin, nabe 9ier, porO pOrgeltern
9lubcu Smitb, Elm 0lcrt, in Dem Eaocn
ieineS 8rin;ipala crmoroct aui9cfunben.
Der 2aoen mar bernubt mOr0cn. Gin
9tcger muroe i'll ser 9tahbarldaTt al8
ucroaatig uuf9efun9en, uOr cincn 6ricz
ocnSridtcr gtbraht unO Oann ouf Dem
2Gege nad Dem @sfaugniB tur5cr 9anO
auioetuiipft.
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StaOt Baltimore.

@rIag elmer yTngeU~ ~Gut=
;unou g.-6r. gOwo. 2luiteH, elmer Der
Nfaiieuoermalter DER oAmerlcaH GaiHaItg,
SeYThcruug5 5.GompagHie" uHo ebemuI8 d.
rettor 0erielbsn, tarb uOrgeiteru VtOrgen IN
ieiuer l&Obnua9 AMI p6lIilou 6urm," nube
Gltrcoc, Baltimore 9ouHtp, on yHuQeu.
eutSirOurg uuo 6erjtrantbelt. 0r. &uiten
mar Elm Sobu oe5 pernorbeneu taitor5 g.
4ufeu uuO enua 60 Sabre alt. Gr mar
mohIhabeno uuo bel elmer gaHieu AnjabI
llnreruehmen InttreifIrt.
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Gnh,fnirI ;,trr SpirIcrzN zNrnirf,.

8erIln, I. 2e5. - Der Saiier bat
bem gerlftSratb !peinrOtb, melher ben
Sprsler= FrOSeB leitetc, BEN rotb.u 2lo!,r-
Sroen 3. SIafic oerlIeheu. 2ieuteuaut bon
Der 0.dcus9ftugelb BON Der idnfi1en
@aroe=6auaqerle, Sobu oeS gSelfeu @rai
pOn Der eden, 1T megen ieiner GbeIInabme
oil Dem Stautal falilrt morOeE.
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Gur;c RabsIOepcIheu.

- SOr Oem SdmUr9eriat ;u Brill
ie[ be9ann Der BrOjeB 9egen Oen 9teruz
gOrter 2trtltcn Geor9 Sunn, lueldcr
6as 0i,nitma09cn 9lnaa SOiimann,
oa5 ietre lSerbung 5urid8ewislen, err
i9oB.
- Die 2lluminums5aft ,Ssnoeneiz
ie," wel9e fir ben @raicn Gbalannes
qe6aut wurOe, lit 5u Ct. Denis uOm
Stapcl geIahen uOrbeu. IS 1T oaS
critic 5abr;eug, rueldles 9an;Iia aus SIcs
fem Dtetall contruirt puroe.
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Teittags 9ln;eigsn.
$sQ1ter'8.
9QuleltzN0dc.

Die DiaTeu bon 9foftdu.
fern Der Ieeteu WOhe bemeueu
OeutlIh, OaB uHiere SnGons
uno Yrelie cOrrett llno.
IS erfrcut kunOeu eben'o
pObl, iuie es !oduoler iiber'
ra'dt. cine lOlh' uUbe9ren;;c
Viannl9iaIttgteit III moorheH
9amen-Sberg ergem0nOtrn mItlO
ElcOrtgeu Greuen 81 pnOeI
Sem uerniiuItiger Nabri:..:
ul;vo: eiue 10 Ietue GuG:;tat
9iode SH ben EretieE, 81 oencr
wlr otele Yartlc'u mari II ba'
ben, beriteueu.
@eIleru 2tbeuO oicett pen
9fem Dort-uuO heute rIb slim
&ertauf ltEo 5S pole ! oIht
ilbeuoe 9amen- Slberr0dt NIT
9ieg,ulhlrm Skirt, Columbia
Grugen, nit Sorten beleet uHo
|eIb uuo Icrmcl init g!elhcm
Seiap; 6route, Grageu uno
Capcmlt 1rausOilidem sRobben-
peiS belept, Su ) $f2.5O. 9tle
'abeu IpIr 0lelelbe L-ualIllt
inter q dtSeb , ollars.
lIuo
10 8ibsrr0de ;um llebey-
frOpien III Wlarlueblau nuo
Z Shmlr;,mIt groBeu %erlnlut
tertuopfcu, uoueu2leymCtn,uOu
g,lIIteltcm9 9iiifeu, ;u$6. so.
lInS
beute,
8 1lDr frIb,
uugciGhr 100 : amsu.Serlep.,
Slbtr. uun @heulot 60te ami
OemSargGlu. Grde 5u$7.5O.
GInlge babeu columbia MA
GEN un0 pollen Jtlideu; AL
oere babeH pel;uerbrdmte&au.
Ten: elnlge glatt genabt; 10
ND y Dollars mageu DE
FreUe.
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Jo0n e. Iri6(P.

GjIacc Nuno ofuIzGsreos Crmioet bier nie. uEiere
2Gerthe Eo 10 gut. OGE min fern uHo nab ocf0Hnt
uuHldcE; nIr lUuHidea olc aEteE giGdIltteH aucr=
pGrt5 uHo ,ic3eGGCEH neiprUdler. ISd6lsHo cine
UEicGer q oEHcrIEHeH oi,ie I&ode l Elm EGar pGHo=
tIuge aEproUireG IcG, iugc lle sun SertduIerH SIc
toERen Ettt TUIbeH, menE ID oIeie5 Sa0r CcEoltEbc
tauite," AMI oas &Gor ocuteHo, oaS lie loeHeH bel
eIte geIe3t. SIe &ertGEieIlH erpocrie: sd ocUte.
e itRo ctwd ieDS N,oHatc ger." = REIN" eEi9e9z
rctc oIc 31olH, "orsi Sabre bah i'd lie acraGeE uHo
e iInb Die btea GiaceS, lUeIde l6p lc 9chGb" GtHc
Gzoere &oaGerIH gIagte olce 2Sode mugreEo lhr elH
FGur GupIUtIu mUYot: .A0S NJ eIH GTadlthGHpltNb
mo bar NIX treiI1e SieHle geIect." 2HIr borcn 10
ultc Compliments bitter 2lt oag iuIr Su osRtsH be-
oInHeH, bOR lptr Die CuHol1ubEe Der Staot
ilEo. S05 ut uEcb uoutOmmeH pdhr. Srtbic's
SoauOibuhe fam man Hld,t geHua TihmeH. 2cr
Toltcy'its uHo IerrlH ite nGteH=cdaoidpub 1T bic
eIH3I9e Siace oGEoOUbz orte, Ue.dc fr Elm sroBe5
ooer teiRe5 NGEogeIeE. pant 2&lI pGdeH beEte elEcH
ipe;IcA,n uIerfnOpfI9c7 rotbeH BIaHez oauoIdHb NIT
erogen 2EUpieH aus; ebr nOotih, ueloum UHo ftlHe
SEaIlidt, IL an Der NdEo GraepGGt. Sclte EualIs
tat 93l0uIgcr NGEoidUbe 9S Gt5.
SSobn s. SribIe,
(294r) 9ir. 81. 2Seit=9crinatcu= SIr.