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The state herald., 1893-08-04

thcr expense. Otherwise ho will b,
expected iooolnplcic disqualification and take out
a patent in the regular way. Tho total expense.
including lioinrnnirnt and Banaa fecs. will be
ncF'n,ydollars. fofthis, whether he socur,s The
pfi=oor not. tho inventor will have patent ti:ai
onehttobc valuable property To- him. T.ac priso
viii DO awarisi by Jury consisting of three mp
u'iblc nateni nttornrys OF Washington. Intending
conpoiiton uhculd IN INT the following blank.
and forward It with their application.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

All the talk in the world will not con-
vince you so quickly as one trial Of Do
Wits Witch Hazel Salvo for scalds,
burns, bruises, skin affections and piles.
City Drug Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
ssi,rd,tct lid, pnr feiuer ssra,t.

Ottlw aufee, gSi5., 16. Sftober.
- Aui Ben Serbaht bin, cine Oteu9e
Oiamanten unO Gjolbwaarcn, DIE ct
bel iiA fIbrte unO unter Der Sano ~
pertaufeu iudte, eutlucnbet III ba6en,
wuroe bier Elm gcwiier Sujarus Sauinc
oerbaitet. Der Goliiet tbeilte er nit,
baB CT elm @el6aft5mann aus Yhllas
oelpbia lei uno bort in 1tr. 527, Soutbs
StraBe, mobnc. 9luf 9lnfrasen in
gbilaOelptia erbielt Die b,eiise YOIi3eis
bebOroe Die slntwort, oaB Sauiue in
bem angesebsnen 9anIc ni9t mObne
unb in Der rStaOt Der Sruberliebe"
aberbaupt ni1t betannt iei. Sn ibrsm
yerbadt oaour6 bcltarft, wurOe 2auine
pon Den bieliseu @ebeinprli3iiteu MN
crit rcht einenl bobnotbpctnliben Ser
bor rmorfen, bod fonntc ct iih
crlt beute 9tahmittas entidlieBen. nit
Der gSabrbeit bcrau siuriiden. Gr lei
elm SumelenbGuDlcr aus Baterion, &c.
s., unb leiner Satin, Die cine redt
b0ie Siebcn iei, oapon sclaufen, un ME
su ibr suriifsufebren. Die @ertbiaden
babe CT mitgenummcn, I'M I'M iernen
9Beitsn fd BON yfeuem etublireu su
tOnneu. Die Puterionsr POliseibehOrOe
beltGti9te Oisie 2ln9aben als Our9aus
wabrbeitssetreu, wOrauf Sauine wieOer
in sSreibeit geieet luuroe, nahoem ct "a
@tunosn lang @elesenbeit sebubt bate,
fd Die iunsre 5ellsncinridtuus OeS biez
iisen BOliSeisefansnllles naber su be-
idbauen.
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Nr. 24S.

in ber llmgc9eno oeS Sroaomap .Marttes
elu Slelbergeltdit. Sor 50 >iahreu ipuroe
er nit lelner nIumebugcu 9Sutme, Saroa
line, 9eb. 9'atbau, getraut uno bleler 9lid'
ltdeH @be eHtlpronen prel SO9ne uno ilpel
S0t)ter. Serner bluterldBt Der Serlt0rbcne
elueu Gufel un0 Sriicer.
Gtne &lrdl b uut'-SHm
sluciten Dial ielt tbrer furseu GriiteuS lit
Die methoollillt]e 6awmountsIpeHncsS Stride
einem 6ener sum Spier getalleu. Die
6lammen bradlen am SonntagSs sRorqen l
llbr aus uno puroeu Sueyit pom Poll;ilten
gSsatAle1 bonn uOr00ttld)eu Sitritt euts
Oedt. 9tab elmer uorgeiteru 9tadmittag
abgehuleIeu Gluosr Seriammluua puroe
Die STRIDE Gbgeipeyrt, MD lit ole llriad]e OeS
Seuers um 10 mehr ell GehemutB. ais nod
tetu Seuer IN Glen Der STRIDE ie,t lettem
9Sluter au9eSiuoet Wor0eu ut. SaS gaHSe
Sunere Der STRIDE mar clu Tlammenmeer,
uuo 6aS @ebdu0e lit uunmehr cine 9iuIue.
Yer Sd)d0su beirGQt $500, OIe &erild)erun1
$1,000. Sor prct &ahrcU lhOu brlHntc Ole
Stride eIumal ab. Die llrade ieueS iSeus
erS ut lett ebenlauS nod eli @ebemuiB.
SranOc.-GeIeru 9Ibsuo balo uad) s
llbr brad iii Dem uou Sol. Soultef pes
iuohnteu Sau'c, 9tr. 1881, Erolpects2anc,
Seuer aus, OaS all BEN R0belu uuo OenI
IpGue $50 SdlaOeu aHrldtete. Die OGder
Der pduler 9iy. 1883 MD 1929 murocH leldt
pHrd) 6unten beldldotgt.
Splelte NIT . trei d b d Sern.
- Sane : --relt. OnS , Sabre alte Md6heH
be6 9teQerS 9SeSlep Sorrelt DON 9tr. 423,
9toro 9bapeIltraBe, erlltt an Samiag5=
Wtorgen tUotltd]e SrlnOpuubeu Oaourh,
OaB bel'm Spielen mil Streld)b0lSern leIne
Sleloer 6euer ituaeu. Or. u. Y. Sage
muroe lotort gcruIcR, touute aber odS Sebeu
oe5 Slu0e5 Hld)t Iettcn.
Rein llnfall.-9er llubeFaunte, Der
lette SSOd]e nabe Sapulew SuGctlou neben
Dem Selelie Der rS.=S. sSahH" llegeuo auIs
getHuoen un0 ms pNiayDlGu0er llEluerils
tatSsO olpItal" gebradlt luur0e, ltarb an
Samnag OGlclbt at DER Srlgbt'iheu 9fie-
reutrautheIt. DIAN lat Die ,SpeutitQt peS
YfanneS uotI nldlt IeitlteQeu t0HHeu.
I'm Il e.-SSaltcr 0onObue, s Sabre
alt, Sohu 0eS 0vu. :. G. 9onobue pou
9tr. 70S, NOros& &arrOlitOus2luenue, itel DON
eiuer am gieubau 9tr. 722, Garroltou= Npes
me, bennOIidleu yetter, brud) Den redlteU
2lrm al Smei StclleH unS rug auBerbem
slnen StaOeIbrud) puuOu. Ger beaans
oeluoe 9lgit, Or. SIng, crtIGrt eluen i3us
itauO iiir ebr trttlid).
Sir II | / d. { S.-Olc iiir 0eltcru anbez
raumt gemeieuc Gmiepuna Der tirSlib ers
ludblteu Sorlleber DER eu.slutbsruUeu CT.
Ntaitbdi STRIDE uuo gSabl Der Sedmlcu
luurOe aur uGdlfeU Souutag oerld]obeH.
- YaltOr ). Il. WcSauleu preoIgte ges
tern .Worgea i'll Der biib0illdD.metbO
ld)eu gSeSlep Sapelle al Der Gde sharp
MD SarreitraBe iIber Wattbdi, Is. Nap,
"A, Dor einem auisrlt ;ablreid)en YHblltum.
9aiielbe mar uuu Dem Sortragc oeS belebs
ten IaiEorS lehr crbQnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
Sattimore's pod)cntlidDc Stcr5lib.
fcits= itnS 0eburts= Statiftit.

Sic .5abl Der iiir lette 26odJe I'M bieiiGeu
@elunoncIt5s2 s2lmlc etuberitteter GeburtS.
idle betrHa l2l, OlsJeulge Der SOOesidlle
1852; Uon yeBteren Celp. II, Sc uuo ~ menis
ger, ais III ben YaraIlel= 2SodIeu bon 1890,
'9l mo '92. Die Wtliteu-l7-Iarbeu i'll
Der T., Die Henlglten-l-lu Der 10. gSaro.
80 I'M Auslanot gebOrene I&elBe unp 2S
SdlmarSe; II mauuIldlen mo IS UeIblldleu
@elbIedls; 20 inter 20, 10 ;lulben 20 mo
80, i ;mlGen 80 unO 90 Sabreu alt. Su
Spltdleru tameH s Sterbcfdue DOR; 10
So0tenldaueu uur0eu gehalteu. G5 arbeu
6 all ShlagIluB, , an 2lpbprle, l oil
AIhua, 3 al Srlgbt item JdereHleoeu, l
al &reb5, 3 oil Sred)rubr (ainoerholera),
, aH ynugenhlag, II oil yHngeuldlmnOs
iudt, un &rdmplen, 4 all 0ur1Iaa, OIL
0IpbtberltlS, s all SoerSleloeu, 3 oil Rubr,
l al Sd)arlads, y al Jferuenftebcr, 5 GH
St)dOelbrud), an 2lterSlbmdte, an
21bmuua, al SerIetungeu ourd SturS,
l pnrd eIgene OauO, 6 all 9tlercus, 5 au
suitrobreuait=, a all Sirubaut. uHn az
%unqeu-G tjiiHouug.
9I5 al anltedenOen &raufbeiten oarHieOer
liegeHO llnO , 0ipbtherttlss, II Waierus,
SrGuue. uHo 8 Sdlatlad]Ieber.4 4atleuteu
Don Ileriteu au9emelbet moroen.
&on ben 121 Seborenen lpareu 104 9SeiBe
uno II ShmarSe, 5S Snaben uuo 63 WQOs
C)eU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
Set 53. GunsrcB.
Sm Senatc uirn Der aIte uIf Torteefcst. -
saS eaus amenoirt Sas autisGhineisns

eas saus amenoirt sas anti.Gbiueicn"
@ctet.
98aibiu9ton, .. g., 16. Sft.
Seute besann Die elite gSoae Der
Grtralisuns. Sm Senate mnroe
Der ScidluB bes Sauies iibcr 9fe9elung
bes Stimmred]tcs III Dem Sberotees
Strcifen aufscnOmmen uuo anenoirt.
Ycffer'S amenbement, audl ben Srauen
ba5 Stimmredt su perlciben, iuuroe nit
40 se9en 9 Stlumcu ocrlpOrfen.
2obac rief iein 9lmenoemcnt 5u ben
Gescln auf, I'M eiuen Sdlub Der De-
bate berbci gu iubrcn.
Stcwart iaste, Die Silber Debate
Scr iegteu 2SoAen weroe i'll Der Ges
ldldtc alS Der srOBte BrinSiplenfampT
fortlebcn. 0a5 9(meuoemeut beS 0rn.
yooge wurDe nod mciter bcbattirt. SIM
9aufe Der Debate pcrhObnte Selt Die
SDtebrbelt, oaB iie nidt I'M Stanoe let
einc Sill burd;uieeen, Die nlbt pom
san5en Scnate 9cwiinidt lucroe.
lin 1 llbr muroe Die Nll'onzSlll
wieOer auf9enOnmen, unO SOnes Don
9tepaba beganu cine lansc 9feoc.
lin 6 llbr beantra9te Pu9b Die Ser
taguus, mas aber nieOer9cltlmmt wuroe,
uno nun begann ba5 alte S9lnoIuOer@
Spicl BON 9tcuem.
Soorbecs beantruste 9ispenliruns
Der 9fe9elr. Die Ser5O9erer perlan9ten
ein Suorum; iObalO abcr ell loldeS
uOrbanben mar, ;ci9tc cs iid, OaB nldt
scnu9 9eltimmt batteu.
SOOrbecs ieete iid enSlld reli9nlrt
nieOcr unO mclnte, CT tonne bis sum 4.
Suit martcn.
I'm 80 llbr wurbe cnolib Ser 9tntra9
pon SoorbeeS augenoumen. Fsner
icete oaun ieJne 9tc0e iort, unS I'm 10
llbr frat Serta9un9 cin.
SIN 9tcprGientantenb Ell + il e
luareu faum 100 Otitslieocr auuc leno;
OicGrearD's 9lmcnoemcnt sur 2lnttz
&Biueicnsgia wurOe an9cnonlmen. Sas
Sau5 pertastc lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
q urduft er,
Gs fam etu SSrott.

90 tempbis, Senn., 16. Sftobcr.
= Ourd elnen idarIen Sroit. Der leete
9ladt su uer3sidnen mar, 1T Der grnotc
allentbalben in Senneiiee GROCER S9as
Den ;ugefIgt moroen.
9tab 0cpciden aus Otiiiiiiippi iinS
BORT uamentlid ole SaumwOu> Biantas
gen iehr seidaOist uOrbem. 9lus sllas
buma uuo 9eorsia fOmmsn abnlide
gerthte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
Nurie 2abcIocpeldlen.

- Die SroupriuSeiliu uou 5fumduien lit
geiteru uon eInem SuIble!H eHtbIaoeH NOR
ben.
- S6uig 6umbert pcu Staleu, Oeiien
@emabliu uuO SiuOer, iowie Frewler= Dtis
uliter @ioli,ti nit SerolQe mobuten geitsrn
Der @Iupeibun9 bes auf Dem S6ladt1elo
pou SoIferino errldlteteH SeutmalS bel.
- Su @euua IanO gelteru anlGBlld) oes
SabrestageS pou @aubalOlS milltartlder
Grpeoiticu mad Siillien etu Saufett itatt,
bel meId)em GrsYremler @rlpt elHe Geoe
belt. III Der CT 0en europGlihen Sreoeu
preclQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
tsus anferer aeItrisen 2. .DaoraensgusaaDe
Sobn Woit's Hratt CD att oeit
Yp6cu Crfrouft.

9teps DOrf, Is. SttOber. - Cine
Srau, melne ihren gtamen ais gran gisle
lfoit bon 9ir. 266, gSlulamsitraBe, angab,
wurOe III ibrer 9Sobunug nit BEN itlparien
YOdeu behaftet auigeiuupeu unp uudl Nortts
grotbers= 5slauO 9ebraht. 9as 9Seib hat
ieit ben legten ledS Sabreu nit Dem Grs-
Yuarfiiten SOhu Molt ais befieu Srau ius
ian1meu selebt. 9le Srantheit hattie le I'D
ieoeuians bel Ocul Seiud)e etuer Sreunptn,
peren Sino au ben Yodeu oaruleoer lag, SUI
geSoqeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
yfod, bcriip,nteu Wtujfert,.

SuincD, Maii., 16. Sft.--Mm.
Glare, Grneit Safcr unO gS. Smith, trct
bufnuu9s tbatenOurltigc 6riidtden
Don ie Is Sabren, iino aus Dem Glternz
bauic eutwi6sn uuo ba6en iid oem
rwiloen" 9Seiten susewanot, nm Snbiaz
ner gu 6etanpfen. Glare bate 5uuor
mittelit elmer auf Sen 9tamen ietnes gaz
ter8 lautenoen pon ibm geialidten an>
weiIuns $500 auf ser Suincper Sparz
bant" gebolt. 9laSu reidli9e yettiire
BON Snoiancrs rGuwbop," uno 9fduberz
seIdidten bate Den iu9cnolidcn abcnz
teurern tle &0pIe pcrorebt.
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ssn,S Srrenpams aeianot.

Gbicaso, 3d., 16. Stt. = Der
irriinnis sewOrOeHe anitreiasr @aiius
geloen, wel9er Dor &ur;em mebrsrc
S6aiIe aus einem 9teuupsr unter Die
SOrienIeute im @cbduoe Der ~ YrOOufs
tensg0rie" oleler StaSt fcucrte uuO 3
Perionen perwunOste, lit pom Ridter
Osm S-rsnhauie in Sanfafse iber.
mieIeu woroen.
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GSieoer tut Sctrieb.

2ouispille, SD., 16. Sftober.
- Die r9Ouisullle 9tai ibuiGe Giiens
babn," beren @elciie bel benz sroBen
Starmc au Der @Olffiite fait ale meg
9cl9wcmmt uurOeu, mabt beute be-
farnt, baB ane Sdaoen r'parirt iinb
uno nuumcbr iGmmtlide .3ise wieCcr
planmdBis 3wii1en Cincinnati uub
NemsSrleauS fabrtn.
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Gus Der Smnocsbamptifaot.
Gsht rjd)t mad, Sbica1p.

W aibin9tOn, 16. Sftober. -
8rdlioent GlepelanO bat oil RrGiioent
Sissinbotbam pom Der gSeltausltelluns
Elm S1reiben seribtet, in pcldcm ct
ieinem SeSaucrn yusSrud perlcibt,
oaB es ibm nidlt mOslid Jet, III Se9lciz
tuns iciner 6rau Die Gusltellung nodz
mails por SbluB oerlelben 81 bcluben.
lleberbdufte 9tcsicrunss9el9afte bilOen
ben YbhQltuuQ5QruuO.
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Shteaao's moesoebauoe nnftd,er.

Gbtcaso, 16. 9tft. - 8ieOcrbOlt
1T bas Sbaeamts Sepa,tement III
QSalbingtou barauf auimertiam semudt
worocn, baB Oas bieiise Suuoes9ebauoe
bauIGQig uno oaber bOdit unii6sr, ia,
seraoe;r lebensseiahrlid fGr Die Oarln
0erfebrenOen iei 9tun baben Die 9tids
Ter gSooo un6 Senfins. als Die Gltrlten
Weit9lieoer oes 8unbes>appellatiuns9es
ridts erflart, baB baS @ebdube su un>
iiher iei, nm nod lanser @sri6tsiits
3un9en oariu abjubaIteu. Der 20. Sts
fobcr lift Der leete Sag, an welhem i'm
gunbessebaure Geridtslieunsen italts
fiu0eu.
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Gtne Seffie tn Electromagnetic, Ole
eiuem SsanoeI nit ficiuen Wao-
d1eu petrieb, oiu9feit.

Detroit, Wtidl., 16. Sft. - Der
biciigen Yoli;ei 1T Elm widtiser Sang
seluneen, iubem lie in Der Perion bes
40 Sabre alien Sauiirers nit Gcppiden
2ouis 2lrno eiuen SerIiibrer unD Secs
lenuerfaufer ser idlimmltcn Sorte pers
baftet bat, Osilen Sdlcdltisfcit unb 9de-
Scrtradt erlt ieet in ibrem uo1cn llmz
fause all BEN Gag famen. Scit Samz
flag uor a6t Sassu ocrnliBte nan elm
13.jdbri9eS OtdOden, 9tameus Ycarl
Butter. I'm elmer SanOunssltcue am
Slulle wuroe ibr Sut unO cine Bolt<
farte 9eiunbeu, wcld;e bciu9te. bab SaS
Ntdoheu iit) BON lbrem Snfel uno ieiz
ner Srau, bel Oenen iie mobute, miB>
baubslt fi6le uno Ben SOB I'M Jluile
ibrem elen0cn Saiein oorsicDe. Die
crludbutcR 2eute, bas G6epaar OorittD,
lueld)e bas &ino gut bebauoelt batteu,
serictBen natiirlid) in aroBe 8eltiir;uu9
uno bcnadribti9ten Die @cbeimpoliiei.
SpGter perbaftete bicie slrno, BON mel
dem iid) i'm 2aufc Der 9ta6forldunsen
bcrausitcllte. baB CT Elm &uppler fiir
l6le6te Sauier mar unO Dor weni9cn
Sa6ren cine gSittwc nit swet &lubern
9eebclif)t bate. Der Wtaun mar su
teinem @eitGnOniiiesu gu brinsen, ob9lei6
Die Yoliset itarfe Snbtsien 9e9cn i'm
hattie, uno idlieBlid ueranlaBte Der De-
teftiu Serseunt Sdumadcr 9lrnO'S
55reilalun9. I'm ibn Oelto liderer 5u
fangeu. 0ie Slit glifte. 0etcftiu5
Iol9ten oem irsigclancnen Sdurfcn, Der
iib auf llmwe9cn uaa clrcm Saufe be-
CAB, no er ba5 oerldpunSene OtGO1eu
in &nabcnfleioeru uuter benz 9tamen
Guerett Suntcr untersebradlt bate.
sllS unebclides &inO Der 16siabrisen
Sodter elmer wOblbabenbcu SarmerSs
iamilic pei Den 0orittp5 srOBgc;Ogeu,
bate ii3 III Scarf 5nitler, Die filr ibr
sllter uugewO9nli6 entwifclt mar, bci
Der @utOcfuns ibrcr Serfunft, sin itOr,
RIDES, peri9lOhcncS uuo wilocS Melen
aus sebilSet. slrno, Scu icin id)muel;
seS &uppelbanOwerf alerlel SniITc Sez
lebrt bate, peritano cs, baS Dtaoden
inter ieiueu GtnfluB su brtn9en. ST
ueranlaB.e iic, nit lbm forl5u9cben.
gle iitbrte ben Strei9 NIT bem Sut
unO Der BoIttarte ans, lteb iid bel elmer
&upplcrir, Settle Otoore, Die bcute per-
baftet uuroe uno 9llleS gcltaub, untcrz
brin9eu uno in &nabenfleiber ltefen
9lrno muroe bon Sen 0cteftiucu ertappt,
pie er oas ais &nabe perfleiOcte OtdOz
hen licbfoite unO miBbrau9te. Gr rpurOe
perbaItct unO geltano slacs. Scinc
6rau bat ieitoem Die @ptoefuu9 9cz
ma6t, baB Der tbieriide Wenid and
ibre 1Osidbrisc SOdter aus eriter Gbe
ansssriHen bat. Seridieoene anoere
6allc iinO pon Ser Yolisct 9e9cn Den
nieoertrGdttgcn @ciellen ausfinOi9 &C.
madt, BON Dem es Tcltltcbt, oaB Ell lHn9e
minOeriabri9e WIaodcn i'll erbeblider
.3abl in feline gfeee 3u lpden iuuBtc unb
iie, nadbcm ct tie 9emiBbraudt battc,
an fdlc6te SGuier a5gab. Seine arme
SSrau, ein ebrbarcs @elb BON anltanotz
aer 6amilie aus bcm Staatc 9feusgo
lit in 6olgc bss SetanutwerOens Der
Sdledtistelt ibrea 9atten jcbt Dem
8abnlinne na9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
snrefIid,t8 8 @eft0nnnIR.

6 EOlu NJ B uS, ., 16. Stt.-9Snl.
gSbalen, Elm 6arbiaer, beibtcte Dem
.&aplau 9S. Sc. 0uOleD. OaB
er lebtes Sabr in Der 9tdbe uon Del(Owz
Sprinss, Greenz@OuntD, pier WtOrOtba'
ten periibt babe. Die Spfer berielben
waren @ilbelm &0sler, SOuite SeDs,
IQen 9Silon uno ein altc, GARNER,
0tamens Suppinss. 9lue SIer wurben
pon gSbalcn eridllaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
@ermtid,te telesrapbiide eepefd,em.

= 8eltern be9ann aHf Der gScItaus'
itelluns 81 Chicago tie &inSerwode,
uno 5auienbe pom frObli6en &naben
unD Mao4en waren unter SegleItun9
BON Gltern nno 2ebrern 9efommen, nm
bic @unber Der rpeiBen Stabt" ansuz
idaucn unb an ben BON Der Serwaltuua
arransirten Spielen Sbcil gu nebmen.
@Gbreno Der sau5en 9Sode iriro Der
Gintrittspreis fir &inOer 10 Geuts be-
tronpu
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Scr 11ufa4 auf oer rWttdItaaasSct=
trals99ahl.n

Sadion, Dti4, 16. .Sft.-8ie
9(erste bcribten beute iriib, baB iid sllle,
pel6e bel Oem 3ulanmenitoB Der belpcn
grfuriiOnasise AM s5reilas permunbet
murSen, uuf Der Scnerun9 beflnpen.
SRI. Sobannc Scalp's Suitano bat iid
Oerart gebeiiert, OaB man auf @enelun
boiicn oarf. Srls. EearbleD unO 5arz
ris baben ebcnfaas Die &rliis iibcrltans
ben, MIR 6rau 9onOuan'5 .3ultano 9lbt
9IulaB III 9efiirhtunaeI1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
gon einem 3uae n:e0er seraumt.

q NJ lte 5 III, N.zY., 16. OFT. =
Orei junse Dianner aus SObnstOpn,
Gonne0D, 5Opce unb 9lrgerlinser nit
ytamen, murben in Der 9tabe Der Staz
tion Dolt an Der rGentrals Sabn" bon
einem 3uge nieocr 9crannt. Connolly
unb Sogce wuroen augcnbliflitl 9etOos
tet uno 9lrgeriingcr trug SerIsbungen
bappn. benen CT erlieaen wir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17
NNnnfcu Inn Innd,cit.

SDIDa NJ a, Wa., TO. SH. = yin
Mob madte Sen Seriufl. ben 0teser
Som SenOrifs, einen geFaGrliden Vurz
iden, Der i'm Gountpgeian9niB iist, 81
lpnden. I'm Diitterna6t mur0e bas
@cfangniBscbauOe BON bem NtOb ses
itlrmt, bod wurbcn bic Spndler i'm leez
ten 9lusenblif nod an Der Iusiibrung
hires Sorbabsus uerbinOert. &enortf
mar bur6 Die @itterltabe isiuer Belle
binourh in Die Sano, loiuie ms Sein
aciholjen morocn.
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&cib6ebcr.

Darlington, 16. Sft.-0er i'm
- Warine.S Oipitals "Sureau eluset.ofz
fene Seridt iiber Die Sage in Srunswif
melOet 81 ncue @rfrenfunsen uno 3
SoosS falle, barunter eInen 75sidbri9en
Mianu. Oas 8stter ilt falt uno unse@
miitblid uno feineslpess ben 5isberfraus
fen sinitis. Son Seiup werben swei
ncue Grtranfun9en ssucloet.
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Ser SsmtIde CORRESPONDENT,


". Wnine, Gigentbi'mer uno &eoaftcIr
(giahfoIeer s. 9tainel,
Ghomef=g6e Baltimore SfrGBe IND Roit=Sifice=gue
Rrcis ocstaaIid,sr o Iattes, burdb Grdesr beIorst
123s @ts.; tSeii6ic uRo SpEnta ~ =2tncsabc Is
Serts pro goe SdbbGr an Die ods Slutt beior9eEbeH
Srdgcr-Sadlic1 Hcbi Spuutae z9tMe ga be inter
Yorto= Gorausbe;Gb!uHe $3.50 pro abr, iiir tir;c-e
Seii i'm Scrhd;trIR; iir Die ,uodentIidc Mus ao be
nit onntags portoirc, nit abSus tlr Clubs,
$3.50 pro >laEr, Eatn ir9eEo einem Srte ocS SJHar
bes, 81 nab europa. Sonutas ss=gtnegabe 81
pro SGhr.-0aS Icite urb biuisite ocuti6)e YIatt
In Gen 4i:tsI= Huo z uoi.GGtea.
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2tlu0 &uoo0ro G SoMp> eirl9teH
ben SanlIals pes. apparat IN nlllilereu
Sbetle nno oem neGeu 6lusel Der pDiarps
Iauoer lluiuerlttdt" in Baltimore. (24ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-17

2ouispille, &p., 16. Sft.- SIM
&reis 9eridt wurDe beutc Der Intra9
eeltellt, oicr 9tcw> >gllbunpzSteanzG GorSez
ano 9iollins>Mia,@u." :" einem Sequciter
5u untcritcllen, ba oaS Gonscrn bantes
rntt iri
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

this immense sheet of burning vano,
seemed to rest on pillars of blazine Nv
drogen, and in half an hour "the whoI.
thing was literally blown to shreds G hc
some uncomfortable uprush from hoy
meath; eth the d entire re region being filled
of ten minutes from the time of tbo
eruption the uppermost area was o00
600 miles away.
The sun is continually in a state &c
intense agltation-a storm-c center of oil
the elements in the nniverse-and the
daily phenomena, could they be ALWAYS
viewed and described, would be- %
source of amazement to the inhabitants
of the dependent little planets tba,
swing in space like toy balloons. Tha
astronomers ought to be more alert
Mankind would be under great obIoa"
tons to them for full accounts of han
penings in the solar sphere and regions
round about.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
Getting Married in Xienna.

A word on u very delicate matter.
1t is serious affair to get good
parti for girl in Vienna, and it is d
yet more serious thing not to have
madame before her name. In conse-
quence there is not that dit1idcnce
and false modesty on the part Of the
parents of manageable daughters
we are accustomed to see at home. If
the proper person does not turn up
he is sought for until he is found,
and it is a poor-spirited mamma who
will not set forth the charms Of her
maidens to get eligible bachelors. If
a younger sister happens to be mar
ried before the elder, she at once de-
ciares herself and is declared by the
parents to be the older, her better
luck and further experience emitting
her to that position.
A friend of ours was astonished at
a betrothal ceremony recently to hear
the birth certificate of the bride, a
young lady whom he had known sew
eral years, read out, fixing that event
thirty-years before. All during their
acquaintance she had posed as the
youngest of a quartette Of sisters who
were married before her, and it was
only when the deed was done and the
groom secured that she unblushingly
and as a matter of course resumed
her proper age.
It was another young lady, whose
name is buried in the bosom OF her
correspondent, who, with an ingenu-
BUSINESS that cannot be too highly
commended wrote a proposition of
marriage to an American gentleman,
which, for frankness and an absence
of all false ideas on very practical
subject, has not, | believe, been sur
passed. And when he, with a valor
that has never been eQualed on any
field Of battle, replied that such hap
piness was not for him, giving eX-
cuses that were feeble indeed, but at
least showed the inclination Of his
mind, this admirable Austrian woman
met him ON his own ground, begged
that he would trouble himself no
more about the matter, and hoped
that their friendship might be con.
tinued.
l tell these interesting stories with
a sense of shame-facedness, because |
have the feeling of somehow betray-
ing conflding and defenseless sex in
it's most tender aspect; but when one
discusses the characteristics of ma
tion in serious communication like
this, individual sentiment must be
sacrificed to historical interest.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

EDUCATION seems to be advancing
over in Colorado almost too rapidly.
A teacher there stimulated the young
idea how to shoot by pulling the teeth
of backward pupils. He also, but
quite Inadvertently, stimulated the
parental idea in the same direction.
Fathers seemed annoyed to have their
children coming home vacant-jaw
their pockets bullying with molars.
Finally the educational advance
seemed to lend impetus to the ideas
of the teacher himself, as the last
seen of him was in in the form of a
frantic streak across the foothills,
just out of range of pursuing guns.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
The Lamb Among Wolves.

He enters the precincts of the bu-
reau. Black Is his brow, and rasping
with unwonted harshness Is his voice,
writes Robert j. Burdette OF the man
who enters an intelligence office In
search of .cook" and second girl, =
in the Ladies' Home Journal. Sternly
he bends his gaze upon the superin-
tendent. She lifts her own eyes a
passing moment to meet his ferocious
expression, TRANQUILITY, as one who has
been weaned in early infancy on just
such chances from much larger men.
She resumes her writing. There Is
something in the atmosphere of this
strange place that chills him. He
snorts @Goodaftnoon!" in one word,
and in the same tone in which he had
snarled .Gmorn!" to his typewriter.
The superintendent looks up pleas
antly and says: @Good afternoon, sir,