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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08

2lber io1en mir cmi9 Sic Wtiltj berau8z
beoroern n1iheu, nm Gtgentbum Se9en
Striter gu bei6iben? SOlen Die Plns
fertoner Gin bleibenoer 6aftOr unlerer
GipiltIatiou werben? Sit es ni6t 3eit,
oaB Die I6lummern6e Sbatfraft unlere5
SOlte8 semeft uuo iebem llebcrQriff sez
gen Die 6reibcit irgeno 9enlanOc8 elm
idnelle5 unO iummariide8 9alt 9eboten
meroe? Sou eS 10 weiter 9eben, bis
Der Sampi in bluti9ewl Rin9en enoet?
SoQen uniere &inOer oenIelben BreI5
fir Grringun9 iu0ioioueller 6retbelt be-
;ableu, Den uniere Nation Dor 80 Sab
rem Die 2lbifaiiung Der i6wur5en SfIaz
Oerei 9etOltet bat? lSurtet 9Ouperneur
2llt9cIO Oaraui, Der 9eIIerion 0aoI5
bon mOr9en 3u iein?
Sd set9ue 5buen feline Sft5;e aus
meiner Bbantaiie, iOn0cru idopie aus
ben Spalten Der taglihen Yreiie Die DIT
mieOerb bOlten @eitidteu, un0 e5 lit etne
Gbatiaae. welde tein OenfenOer Wteni6
leugnen fam, OaB mir beuGe elmer Inter
io6ung 0e8 SuOlplouum8 inter Ole
Otodt Der Sr9auiiatton autrelhsu. Ses
idGft5leute per6en Sflaprn pom @omz
biuationen, Die glrbeiter Die uOn Sc
wsrti daften II. Sr9aniiationen. 0urd
oa3 9an;e 2ano breitet ii9 sic S5ee aus,
oaS 5noipiouum lei 9ti6t8, uuo Die
Sr9aniIatiOn uno 0aun Ser Stuat iet
allies.
Die @eIdi6te wic6crbOlt it6. 5n
Sania8 be9ann Der 9rOBe 8tr9crtrte9.
SIRE i9 in meiner &Orau8 ia9ung, wcnu
iA bebaupte, OaB in Oen @bcnen OteicS
9roBen Gcntralitaate3 mtc0erum Der
erite 3uiammenltOB crIOl9en wtrO, OicSz
mai Sptihen Der ScrriAait Der Organiz
iattouen uno Der 6reibeit zines ieoen
Jnoipiouum8? 8et 0em Sample banz
belt e8 iid ni6t, wIe in 1855 bi8 go,
nm ,0obiu4t 9egen Sabiudt, iOn0ern
I'M lleber3eU9un9 wiOer lleber3eu9ung.
3wli9en BEN beioeu 9rOBen Yarteieu
OItie5 Staate3 miro oa8 r&ertngtOn,
wenn ni6t 6a8 rYOrttOwn," Oe5 beuOrz
itebenben Samples Dor oieiem yanbe uuO
Der 9anSen Gelt uu59efObten werOen,
Oes Samples 5wii4en Der periOnlt6eu
6rciBeit unO Ser iO5taltitii6en 0Omtniz
ring Der 0falen. lleber ben AUsgan9
bc5 Samples bin ib ni6t I'M 3uetfel. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Cine WaBrcsel sssen ausmartist
@eieai6aften IN SeHneiIee.

gtuiboiIle, Senn., 7. Suli. -
9tu6 einem BON Der General Gl6emblD
I'M Sabre 1891 paiiirten @eiese milien
ale auswarti9en @eieuidaften, pel6e
in SenneiIee @eidGfte betreiben, benz
StaatSiefretar cine 9lbidriit ibre8@barz
ters einreiden. Der @eneralanwalt bat
nun enti9ieOen, OuB @eieaidaiten, Die
feinen Sib in Tenueiiee baben uno nur
bur9 3eiienbe Ooer Brobeienounsen,
aber ni6t uuf anOere 8eiie im Staate
@eidafte betreiben, nidt unter iene8
@eiee fa(len. 9aS bebeutet, baB ale
uuswartigen @eielldaften, Die Igens
turcn in Sennehee baben, 9lbi9riIten
ibrer Charter einreidIen nliineu, ipioriz
senfalls iie cine bObe Strafe 5u 9eparz
tiqen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
GiIenbabu=11nfaQ.

SnOianap lis, 5nO., 7. 5uli.
= Gin Baiia9ierius ser iOsenunuten
Big 6ourzSabn" ent9letite geltern in
Der 9tabe BON 6alrlanO, etipa 18 Wteis
len iaO0itlid uOn bier, unO Die @ass
gOns famen 10 plOelid gum StiGitebeH,
baB Die Ruiiagiere nit furdtbarer Sc
malt uOrrpartS 9erpOrfen tuurOen. Sbz
mobl iie 9llle mebr ooer meuiser Quetz
I6un9en erlitten, wuroe bod 9tiemanb
erbeblt9 perlest. Der bur6 BEN lInialI
psrurla9te GufentbaIt mar aur 40 Wtis
nuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Die perurtbetlten Snotaner.

Us q bin ct on, .. y, Z. Sul1.-
Sc I6etnt, raB BON BEN neun GbOctauz
Snbianern, sic in SerblnOun9 nit Oen
jlnglten unruben I'M Gboctawz9e6iete
gum Eobe perurtBeilt wurOen, nur elmer
ODER 3wei, penn iiberbaupt elmer, erz
ihoiIen meroen rpirO. ScfretGr SmItb
mie8 am 80. Stunt BEN 8uu6esiuIpettOr
6aiion an, benz @Ouperneur 5One8 5u
erOfinen, ba6 Die 8unOesre9ierun9 ibm
cmpieble, BON ielnem 8eSnaOi9un95.
re6te @ebraud gu MAIDEN. Die aui
6en 9. 5uli anseieste Slnridtun9 waro
barauf bis gum 4. au9uit ueridOben
unO wiro wa6ri9etnlih nod weiter uerz
idoben werOen. Sstretdr Smitb 1T
ber 2niidt, ooB, wcnn Die GbOctams
iid in ser 3wiiden3eit rnbis oerbaItcn,
Dies ben 8erurtbeilten 3u @ute fonlz
men un0 ibre 8esnabisuns erfoIsen
iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
GiScubaburaub.

@aGpefOn, Geru8, 7. Suli. -
Gine 9epeide oOu Paleitina, &era8,
melOet, OaB Elm Baiiu9ier3u9 Der IS. 81
q. 9t.S8abn," luelder bier beute 9lbenO
I'M 9 llBr fallia mar, in Der 9tdbe BON
ygtine Dtile YOit" BON 8abnraubern
ausebalteu un0 beraubt purOe. Sci
Der genannten StatiOu batten fi6 mas
firte Otanner aui ben .3ug bc9eben unO
elmer berielben bate, na6Oem Der 3ug
etwa 5uei OteiIen 9efabrcn, Dem 2OtOz
motipfibrer etnen 9elaOenen EepOloer
auf Die 8ruit gebalten II. befOblcu, ben
Bug an5uBalten. glls Dies 9eIdeben,
begaben iia orei N}0nner in ben @jez
pafwa99On unO befabIen, nit YiitOlen
OrOben0, Die eiierne @elOttite gu OiIuen.
Dies gsidub, uno Die 8anOiten fanOeu
nur etwa $500 Dor, weld)e iie einltedz
ten unO peri6manbeu. l9abreno Dies
geI9ab, wureen Die Yaiia9iere nit Bts
itOlenldHhen ein9eidGttert. Gine anz
Oere 0elofiite, Die 9rOBe Summen ents
belt, wur0e uOn oen Jfaubern III ibrer
,Salt iberieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
%dftfernffp.

Wtinnsapoli8, 7. Suli. - Die
bieiise ryanf Of 0tetusgn9lanb" ma6te
9eitern cine @ermOsenSsuebertr
an 9fidter SObn .. 9ea. Die in ber
Sauf bepOuirten 9elber belaufen ii9
auf $91,331.17. Die Aftipa peroen
auf $2SO,OOO ueranlhlaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
3oaan8cIesenbeiten 5tuiidJen Gre
rifo 1ttto oeu Scr. Stdateu.

OteritO, 7. 9uli. - 9tu9 elmer
seitern erluiienen Yerfagung Der merifuz
niI9en 91e9icrun9 erliidt pom 10. 9lu=
sult ab bic tempOrGr geUGbrte 2luibes
bung Der @in9an983Oae auf DIuismebl,
Wals uno 8Obnen, welde 3ur :3eit solls
frei aus BEN Ser. Staatcn ein9eIIbrt
mer0en 6iirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Cine 9lmti-SruitzSrct.neret. .

Yeoria, SQ8., 7. Sult.-0ie De-
iti(Iateure @ebriioer WoOlner baben &C.
itern ben 8etrieb ibrer ueuen Sreunerei,
uelde Oem rGruit" SOnfurren3 MAIDEN
iuu, erOfinet. Die 8oOlner8 3ablen
bctanntIidl su benen, lpeIde iid uOn Dem
wGruit" lO8geia9t baben. 9Sie eS beiBt,
perben anbere rSeceIiioniiten" e6enfall8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er0finea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Gin ncueS YrOieft Der S6mel;Ditt=
tenteIifCr.

OenOer, Gal., 7. 3uIi. - Die
S9mel; l;bIttenbeliRer baben in elmer gcz
itri9en GOnferenS iib iiber folgenOe5
2agerbauOprOieft geetni9t. Gle faufen
ben Ber9wert5bslieern bic @r3e ab unO
be;ablen Oaiiir in Yaar Oeu Sob, &uz
pier unO Sleigebalt. Damn erbalten
Oie 8erfauier einen Gmpfang8I9ein iiir
ben @eBaIt an Silber, Oa8 iiir ibre, Ser
@erfauier, 9fcdnun9 uuf Eager 9ebalz
ten wirO. Otan 9laubt, baB bteIe5
Yroieft Die lSieOerbeidafti9un9 BON
5000 9rbeitern 3ur 6o(qe babcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
J11dnner(6md6G.
g0qise 8ieberberitellun9 Der S.iunobeit
uuo seidle6tlihcH 8Ifi9tsit
mitteIf htr
9aSaue'idben OIuna.


grfolgreidb, no alss AuSere fsblssi9Iageu.
2te easaHtThe URttbuSe unS tbre @orshse.
Infer, grdpsrat, b,i5tn Dr. Ga SaGtit. 9,itmiit,r
auf @ruub Der 1batia6t, bas mir bic nriprlusline
5orm,I otm bsrl9utsu GTlt. sitits glaultns sI'
Sitt,H uut,T O,r @araHtis, Oat ans piI ipat,E Die
mitt,t anssm,R,u ubtn onttn, Dies unttt i,nCT Dee
,eihuuns aeidsbeH niIbt. Dor ttHt9sn Sa6rtr taH
Dr. ea5ads aut bic Sots, Hsr9si. uno sel6lt6ttte
g.iotH hurb Sc5anoluHa pom ViafosrH aus 81 turts
res, ino,H IL iib pOH 6sHieIbtE toIssHet 8Ortbels
l. aPplitutiOu Str Tiitt,I birch an eis Der srants
D. B.rm,iauug Der g,rSGuuns unS abi6Ud6uus
btr 0irtiamteit Der VtitteI.
8. Gnee anu6btruHs an bic btoeutenocn urtereH
GtfRuRetn Der RldtHHartsHerpeH ans Der aBtrbtL
6nIe uHp ea6tr srIcltertes GiEeriHaeE 81 Der geTa
UsnfIliiisttit unb Der Taiis ets GsbTRs uno EddA
gratis.
4. Der gattsrt iaHu fa i,Ibf nit isbr s,rtnssHao
fen obne QrIt bsrftsIeH.
8. SIR $,braud ,rforb,rt teiHt BtrdHoeruHs est
3idt oocr 9sbtus9eD obubttten.
q. Slt fiHo abiolut uHiddolid.
z. Sie finb lsitt po1 Seoem an Srt une Steus
,tnSufuben uHo Rirtsn uEHitteIbar auf ban ste bes
uebels iHRerbaIb UeHigtr als elHtI baleeH StnHbe.
5nidui9. DldnrsL 6eTsu srait ss(hUttt otrsa
gerutu cuitoVit, BERN 8tf fiumPi stuOre.n, btIeu
etbeHstraft Setloren ia, fiHbtn d,re uHo btfaHsise
g.ttuHs ourh SaSaae's ettnItteL ben beftH una
alItinistu 6rtUne, iUcIn.H Der 9,ieenss b.ibt.
Aufiht mspi,iniid1er SaAOsritanOtser iibep
Dte abiurbirence 9raft oeS Btsttun1B.
SOnt.n Sit bas GutiausunssptrnossH bss WtattG
BARNS beIpetIn, 10 pcrbeH Gle auftldruHs fir6en IN
9r. Go6tn9ammsIs nit Heht btruhmtem Derf lbca
bicitH @tseufano, IoUie in ben meoBtnthen .3ttts
itrift.n eIses 9aHbes uno DeHtfhIono's, GraErsthS
unb &HSlauos.
GBaS Der etfunee WsnineaSerftano fact.
qau plrb. ttn,r gl.HiGsH fir eb.nio tboritt era
Hdrcn. ntlher nm Elm 8ei6U1r an Stln ooer eIutn
e,bIoeHsH Singer bu btIlcH, NrsncttH eiHnehmen uHo
nidt bic g.cieH,teH UdihnttttI uno Sabtn unmttels
bar duf 6sm lslb.Hb.n 9beI etbrGu6eH ponte, fDie
DenieRtRtH, futlteI SamtHtraHtbtIt ooer Siudtt 5u
bttIen perIutu noatc, o6ne bi. StGs Ieb in aEsriH
su u,b MeH, ME Dies buTdb ben SebrGub Dr. "a
Saq.'s tlesaHttu uEitdeIiteH "Bolus Remedies"
ssibthtn iGHH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
2t1ermtalS einc Shanotbat BON
9Sederft.

8eOria, 9Q8., I. 5uli. - Die
16ziG5rige Gaa Smttb wurbe gelteru
glbenO auf Dem 98e9e na6 Dit BeOria
an einiamer Steue pOn 5wei 9te9ern erz
grifen, gebuuOen unO oergepa.ti9t.
9llsoann murOen Die Stride, nit oeneu
iie gebunOen mar, angesinOet unO Die
2lrme maren bereit5 i9wer oerbrannt,
als man iie fanO. Giner Der Otiiietbas
ter lift perbaftet uno bon benz miBban.
oelten OfaO9en iOentiiijirt mOrOen. Die
gepOlterun9 1T entriiitet unO e8 bIr1te
nit Oem Saurfen iummariid oerfabren
ner6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08

IN t.tount burdl folserbe eia,nihaften
1. Elm 9efubl Der gtuolsteit uuo S4meISsR
in ben 9lieoerH;
2. riehenbeu at6enr, itI.tteE gei6mo6 i'm
gluHoe uno bele9te 3unee;
8. GeritopfUHs nit 9eIeeeatIiheH ari6nen
BON Siarrboe;
4. 2optftmcrsen in Der StirHgeseno, Raus
i.a, StpIHoel uHo 9eIbiutt Der paut;
3. Soobr,nnen; 9.rluf bes Gppetits;
6. ausoebnuns oss Wiasens uHo Der SInsss
neloe ourd3 SIdhuHse1;
z. gfieoerqeoriidt5eIt, Uielorholie, 5Saulhett
xno cine 9teisuns, &1es oui5uiniebeu.
Gin natiirIiter SLUG Don @alle pom Der 9es
Der ift NIr @ieiuHbbeit HotbneHpls. MsH1
bieier gerbinbert If, e1titeheR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Hamburgers 1-2 Off Sale.

44cSAA u4 SS4 > % OA1 0o1S"
NO OTHER HOUSE EVER DID, NO
OTHER HOUSE EVER WILL OFFER SUCH
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY, AS WE ARE
DOING IN OUR GREAT HALF-PRICE
SALE.
EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE,
WoRsTEDs AND sERGES EXCEPTED, AT
EXACTLY f-2 PRICE.
SUITS, that were SO; now $500.
SUITS, that were sig; now $500.
SUITS, that were SIS; now $3.50.
SUITS, that were $ 18; now $500.
SUITS, that were $50; now $1,000.
PANTS, that were 81; now S2.OO.
PANTS, that were So; now $3.50.
PANTS, that were Sc; now $500.
PANTS, that were 50; now $3.50.
PANTS, that were So; now S4.OO.
garment guaranteed our own make.
RecoIIect, this is simply a Clearing Sale, as
we have determined, not to carry one suit
over.
We do this every season, and as long as
this sale lasts, you can buy two garments
OF the price of one.
No goods charged dnring this sale, but
your money refunded, if for ANY cause you
become dissatisfied with your purchase.
I. Hamburger & Sons,
122, E. BALTIMORE ST. Q6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
6auenIetOett,

p,Ite, iueuu pernohIdiii9t, gu ,rnften sroHts
beit.n fubren. SiHlmon5' S,berz6egul atof
I5t eineH uo5IthdtiseH giHfIuB auf ale gaIs
Ienleioen aus. Gr slebt Der eeber bic arbeis
tenoe Strait, resulirT bi. abionoeruns ber
ejoue une 9eriest bic Beroauunesorqan in
ben i3ufiaIo, in Deldtm lie ibrt fSunftioHen
I.seIndEig ausnbsE. 9tah 9ebraub oIeier
DitoBiH iUiro gllemano ioseH foEE,H: -t9
bin saGealeIoeno."
sd babr on beftisem Sri6sn Der 9ebsr
aeIitten uno nabm Is bis 20 Graius DON
GaIomeI, fpeIdlcs mid geigo5nlidb ouf 3 bis 4
Gaae iu's Sett mari. 8iriIid Hnbm i'd
Gimmous' Stber@ Sfe9ulator, peIdcr mir 10
pieI Grlsihteruns utrihofftt, oas i'd uHse>
fort mtln,m Struft foIseu t0Eats.@ - ).
Sues, QtieblepoIt, Sbio. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Slrbeiter sSirrem in spnawanoa.

SOnawanoa, N.zY., 7. 5ull.-
Die bieli9en 8aubOl3 3bGuoler baben neue
lluannebmli6feiten nit ibren nidts
uniOniltiI6en 2lrbelteyn. Geltern iaBz
ten adt3i9 BOlen, mel6e BON %ltt8bur9
bierber sebra6t wOrOen wareu, BEN Gntz
'idluB, Die grbeit ein;uiteQen unO nat
Bltt5burg Suriifjutebren. Sic beboupz
ten, c8 iet lbnen bel ibrem Engagement
freie 6abrt, 8etOiti9uns uuO 8Obnung,
$1.35 pro Gag unO en 9tctOurbiuet fiir
Die Giienbabn periprOhen wOroen, wcnn
e5 tbnen bier nidt 9eiOllen iolIte. 2lud
fabe man ibneu nltt 9eiagt, 6aB III
Gonawan0a Elm Strite I'M 0auge ieii
9u8 iBuen beute ibre 8eSablun9 fir 6re.
QSoden 2(r6ett wurbe, fanoen iie, oaB
tbnen Die GiienbabnfaBrt angere6net
mOr0en mar un0 oaB lif in ben 9elOz
Goupert8 feline Hetourz8iQete befanoen.
0ariiber serietben Die YOleu iebr in
Corn unO e8 mag wObl iein, baB iie iid
3u Grceiien fOrtreiBen laiien, ebe lie ben
Staub BON SOnawanba pOu ibren Sit
zen iditteln. Die Otciitcn bon ibnen
werOen gu SUB na4 Yittsburg reiien
miiien, neil eS tbnen oil 0titteln 5ur
6abrt per @tieubabn feblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
2Se6dn0fund.

SpeliHits Seilmittel fir ipe3ifii4e 9sibeus
1. apesiNIdlsr Qurius, bel SdDd6tsausFlp
fen, Ssrsilopi,n, sa6sHihmt,u uip. IS b., .ulsIHe
Gbattel; Der pSnfdHotgt 2ETlus nit oret S6aAtslHJ
r.ittua ouf 9&SHGts, $40.
.. RurfuS yr. II, fur TaannerfApa6e.
Gin. Sba6tt fur tiniate ossE frtibt BdaE 50 eret
ShahttlH fur fdusre uue auboutrnoe Bdnt BET Dlara
SIS fur erti Dlouatt.
3. enbIateu.RuriuS, BEL uriHs, BIaf.r1
uu0 BoIh,borl eHsT HsTei6DeIetn Cine SGGGttl s4I
GueI StattcIH IS. brei SGahteGH $40.
1. RrnftieeHoer Ruytns, defenders stlsuu
als Gdrtuns fnr BtrOHtu, DtIts lu b.iraibtn tesbi
fttissn. Cine SdatttI 81, sIti StattsIn SO tut
bIcI Vionate.
5. BIutreiniaunas 3 sRurius. Gtropb,IH, una
r.ines BrIt uiru. CINE S6o5ttI S6i er.insHatIits
gebGnhluns 0btI Doler surius $40.
BUD nit 3,usuiNeH uHa Gt5rGu6sonDsifuus slsS
tis. Dlan itrtibt on:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
str. 822, BrsaDw&s, RsU.9Srf, ss.' Nd
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
Gine 9ciIernmasanitaIt nerfIaat.

@lmtra, 0.sY, 7. 9ali.-0er
superintendent Der bieiigen Staatss
Seferungsanitalt, 3. q. 8rOfwag,
purbe geitern ii6er Die ge9en i'm erbOz
bene 9lnflase Der srauiamen 8cbanOz
lung bes iun9en s. 6. 2Suuace befra9t,
uelder am 2. Sftober D. 3. ourd 9fi6z
ter Seaper mesen groBOiebitubI5 nad
Dem 8eiierungsbauie in Buffalo, &c.
g., seIdift, oann uab Glmiru transz
ferirt unb pOn Oa, neil ote bieiige 2luz
italt iiberfiillt mar, nad) Dem Staat89ez
fdn9niB in2luburn 9ebraft uurOe. 9Salz
lace bebauptet, er lei in elmer uuterirOi>
i9en bunteln Belle, no e8 Der piclen
OampfrObren we9en INNER fur6tbar
beiB 9eweIen lei, nit &etten al Oen Soz
ben seieiielt poroen, bios neil er ii6 gez
pei9ert babe, ben 9tamen ieincr Gltern
an3u9eben. Damn babe er pier OtOnate
@in3clbaft bel iebr weni9 GHen unO
Obue ir9enO melde Gettiire betOmmen.
Der Superiutenoent babe i'm einen tletz
nen 9I9ner 9eid)inpft un0 einmal ms
9ciid)t getreteu. Den 9tamen u. lSObn>
ort Ielner@ltern babe er aus benz Grun0e
ni4t ange9eben, neil feline Ofutter frant
geweIen Iet uno CT belitrhtet babe, e5
lperoe iie t0bten, menu iie AQe8 eriabre.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beSeid)z
net Die 2lngaben Nallace'5 ais i'll alien
ueientliaen Yunften fiir unlpabr. So
gebe in Der 8eiIerungsanltalt ;u Glmira
gar feline unterirOii9e Ountle Belle; bic
3ele, luOrin ii4 lSallace beIunOen babe,
iei gut pentililt un0 elcftriih beleu6tet,
un0 10 melt oem SupcrintenOentcn be-
fannt, lei 8allace ntdt an ben 8Ooen
feit9elc9t moroen; 0apon, 0en GeIUn9cs
ncn eincn 2iigner 9enannt unO ms @cz
iidt 9ctrcten gu baben, nil Der Superz
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benn sic 8eamtcn Der 2lnitalt mUBten
gum .3mef Der 8eiierun9 iunger Sniaiz
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glad5t, um Az uriutIcu, GhnerB oesr Bremen beiHI
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p.u man bic 6tiInittsI mn itteIbGr
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rubt II unHitt.IbaI an Blai.HboIs. BlGisuheIHI
2Dafi.Iud5t bGT 9slHt uHo 6ust.
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Gtue feuiattonelle 4. SmIt,ReOe.

(Mus unIerer seftrtsen 2. TsOraeu.Iusaabe..
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Nancy j. Chaplin ct sl to Charles F.
Duckwall, 81 acres, New Market town.
ship, 81.
NancyJ. Chaplin ct al to Valley Duck.
wall, l4O aces, New Market tp., 81.
John +. Waddell, trustee for Jos. f.
Kslb and John M. Waddell, to Samuel
N. Hall, inlots Greenfield, $l25.
Same to Vim. P. Thomse, inlots,
Greenfield, $780,
Charles Bolden to Mary G. Bolden,
outlot 8, Hillsboro, $3.50
Mary Ellen Wright to Eliza Hussey,
lot l6, New Le1i, gton, $3.50.
Nathan E. Redkey to Jos. Emry, 60
acres, New Market tp., 1925.
Carey F. West and wife to Lucinda
Anderson, l6 acres, Madison tp., S39375
Richard Holt and wife ct al to Frances
M. Vance, lot No. l, Belfast, $50.
Salie A. and Charles F. Holmes to
Pearl H. De Hart, iplot 19, Leesbury,
$3.50.
Frances M. Davidson and G. H. Dav.
idson to rhos. NJ. Cooper, inlot l, Bel
fast, $1,000.
Thos. M. Cooper and wife to Franc.
NJ. Davidson, 10 acres, Jackson tp.
81 2OO.'
Wm. Barker and wife to John w
Aoer, 2 acres, Salem tp., $50.
John Fletcher and wife to John w
Aber, / acre, Salem tp., S175.
Mary A. and H. G. Dawson to village
OF Hillsboro, lot in Hilsboro, $3.50.
A. Harvey to Anna Michael, acres,
New Market tp 5000.
P. S. Bell to Martha Barrere, iulots
loo, l54, New Market, 500.
Martha Barrere to P. S. Bell, parts in.
lots l34, l44, New Market, 500.
Lewis Gibler and wife to Wilson
Hicks, ST acres on Whiteoak creek,
$4,000.
Henrietta Chaplin ct al to Nancy
Chaplin, acres, New Market tp., 81.
Lucinda and Moses Anderson ct ell to
OF. Wise, 8 acres, Madison tp., $435 75.
Henry P. Weber and wife to Eliza
beth Trask, inlot 13, Lynchburg, 5000.
Mary c. Fox to Minerva Walker, in
lot II, Fairfax, $50.
j. w. Grabill and wife to R. r. Watts,
10 feet off inlot 27, Marshall, SIS.
Sarah j. Patton ct al to Elizabeth NJ
Boatman, 3 acres, Penn tp., 81, las.
Sarah M. Bc4tman ct al to Elizabeth
M. Boatman, 55 acres, Penn tp., 81.
John F. Waddell, trustee to Richard
ID. Owens, inlot 6l3, Greenfield, $lOO
Hannah Case to Chas. A. Dickey ant
Saturah Dickey, inlot $50, Greenfield, 81
Jas. Hallery and wife to Marths
Chase, SO acres on Rocky Fork, So, 100
Martha Chase to Frank Flee, SO acre.
on Rocky Fork, ST..
G. M. McDermott to Jas. E. McDer
mott, inlots 2O6, 2l7, Greenfield, 5000.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

DR.. Rudisill belongs to the four hun.
dred. There's some balm in GIllead.
When man gets an even four hundred
votes, he's not to be sneezed at. There's
something significant in it. At all
events, he seems delighted as he flies
around among the d. DIS. paraphernalia,
in his dental parlors with the certainty
and celebrity of a Swiss bell ringer. Here's 3
to the Doctors elastic spirit, whose
merriment can't be bottled down under
any political cork.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16
They have bad cats over in Fayette

They have bad cats over in Fayette
county. The Cyclone says;
Warren Rockwell lost ten full grown
cockerels, valued at eight or nine dol
lars, by prowling cats. The cats would
pounce upon them in the night, bite in.
to their jugular veins and suck their
blood. Thinking the fowls were killed
by large mink, he set trsps for it, and
one of the cats left the end of it's tail in
one of them. BY this clue he traced il
up, and he has put an end to several
"varmints,"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

The old firm Of Carol & Downham
has dissolved. Mr.. Downham going out.
For seventeen years these men have
been associated in business, and the
kindleist feeling has always existed be.
tween them, and does today. Both are
unsurpassed workmen in their respec.
tive lines, and succsss has perched upon
their banner. No two men in Hillsboro
have more warm friends, and each has
the best wishes of the people for abund.
ant prosperity. Whether Mr.. Downham
will leave the city we have not learned,
but we hope not.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

A car loaded with stone got loose at
the quarry Thursday, while Mr.. O'Con-
mel was trying to change its location
and came down the grade at speed of
thirty miles or more an hour. The
brakes refused to work, and all efforts
to check it were in vain. An engine
with car or two, on the track ahead,
only avoided collision by throwing open
the throttle and hustling down the
track. The chase lasted for a mile and
a half before the stone car was stopped.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

W. 0. Kirk, of the North Liberty
hand, attended the Worlds Fair. AT
the Chicago stock yards he was enticed
by stranger to accompany him to see
some buffalos. At house on Forty
second street they were joined by an.
other man, and Kirk was assaulted and
robbed OF everything he had. Kirk
afterwards had Frank Odell and M.
Bender arrested as his assailants and
they are held for trial in bonds of $500
each.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

DIR and Mrs. W. Hoyt enjoyed their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary Sat.
urday. There was no silver wedding,
and but few intimate friends and near
relatives knew anything of it. From
these came some very handsome pres
ents. Their daughter, Miss Anna, came
home from medical lectures at Cincin,
natl, to be with father and mother on
this happy occasion. Long may the
good Doctor and his excellent wife, with
all whom God has given them, be spared
to honor and enjoy these pleasant an
niversaries.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

City Council meets this Wedne sday
evening. Among the important matters
for consideration will be an ordinance
closing saloons at nine o'clock p. m. The
new ordinance has been so framed as to
avoid the Objectionable features of the
late law, which Mayor Davis thought
unconstitutional and liable to involve
the city in expensive and fruitless liti
cation. There is general sentiment
that the proposed restraint upon saloons
is the right and proper thing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-16

A. l.. Fisher has resigned his position
as manager of the Bent Wood Works
and will leave today for Grand Rapids
Michigan, after which he viii. locate in
Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Fisher has become
justly popular among our people, moi
only because of his recognized business
qualities, but for his many manly and
generous traits, as WELL All regret to
see him go, but wish him we'll in his
new field of effort.