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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07

Gent d)es : peater IN Der
IS ! III. VI 4 Il Il ! d. Or y I G."
- 2lm SreItag, ben 8. 2eSember, fn0ct 0as
Smelte @altlplel Der Diltglle0er 0e8 Yhllas
oelpblazEaltImorec @nembles IN Der pGerz
mQulasU UtGunerdo ale" latt. .3ur 2luI
fibruug geIaugt uHtec DER 9fegie oes 0rn.
Eaul Slmmermauu Der orelattlqe Sd)maHf
y6amIle XUfielmauu" BON ,julluS Stolen.
Sorber miro 0aS Smelattlge yultlpleI BON
ScueoIr peiu betebyter bagsltolS" gegebeu.
9Ie 9ueEtlou hat Der 4uulueoHer 0r. S0eys
mann 5llotte uberuonlmen. Slleie ilno I'M
YOruerfaui III SlemerS Sudbau0Iung, ltr.
GA, Sn 9altlmorsltraBe, IL Seder'5 ST.
garreu.yaOeu, Gde Bearl- uHO Baltimore
IlraBe, uuo 2lbenOs al Der 2aiie Su babeu.
Ser 8Qll OeS ulttmor I
0te eBqerzSe eretnS DIR. /" Ill S6le.
qep5 rSrt]eIrioH.0aae hattie isbr inter
Der uuauuit Der gSltteruug 3u leloeu mo
mar i'll SergIeld]e Su trliberen Sabreu nur
hmad] beiHdr. Die AHmeleuoeu amuilrteu
i'd rafiir nm 10 beNer uuO bItbeU, aufS
luqeueumile uEterbalteu, bis 5ur iriibeu
ytorgeuituH0e 5ulammeH.
6r. Jobanu 0oBmauu uuo 15rau er0iinez
ten Die bolOnaIle, na6 mslder 6rau Dob=
MANI eiuen pradItuolleu SlumeujtrauB er=
cine beiieu gGereH uuo Sr. s. gtetOhar0t
bate bic 6iirior9e AM S4antuihe iiber=
uenlmeH.
9a8 9lrrausemeutssGomitc beitauO ans
ben Sp. s. s. 3egges, 5ohn SnpOer, luu.,
s. 9tOmer, @. Oopmuun, :. SUroel, 8.
@tiiu.walO, u. Sager, u. SOUlg, s. giGGih,
s. 0obmauu, s. :. Singing mo s. Gebe'
lelH-
Der Sabres Der Ange.
iteIlteu Der vD arleg fart.
9raucre i'll Der groBen 9aQe Oe5
y0arlep Yartes" mar troe Oe5 Sdlntsmsts
ter8, OaS ild) smar am lbenOe legte, anger
oroentlid) gut beiutt. Der SGa wurOe mt
elmer 9oppel. 4olOualie, angcIuhyt pom 0ru.
4uor. Sruu8 NIT Sri. Orlecerlte George
uno }0ru. @brlit. SObnet nit SRI. ylHa
S6aper, eiugeIeltet.
geioe 9amen erbielten babel prdfJtige
0lumenbouquets. In Die YOlOnaIle i1IOB
iId) elm fr0bltd]er Gelgeu uah Dem auoeren,
uno man amiiilrte iG bl5 sum fruben Diorz
aeu auf oaS 2lugeneBmlte. lluter ben 2lu=
meieuoeu, melde ourd] ibr @rideiueu Die
Teltfreuoe erh0bten, befnnOeH ltdl pr. 3oiepb
StrauB, Der Sraumeliter Selurld) Sned]t,
SuperlutenOent 6. Suihmauu uuo Auguit
Sreuuer pUH Der r9arlep=Y =YartsSrauerel,"
lolule Don anoeren SEauereleH Ole Stauz
mellter IS. 3. Singing, Sob. stHett, Yaul
Gieulobr. Otar 9utbler uEo 6einrid 60nls
bib, iolule BAL. &ObIb.pp, 6. Ielilg, Sob.
Dtiuer uuo plele lroere nit ihren 9umeu.
Yrof. Slrh'8 Srneiter ipieIte Sum 8an5e,
unO 6i. o45. 6. Sdmuder uHO s. Sranaer
iorqtsu fir elneu guteH SrOpien aus Der
uu6eu Srauerei. 9as lrrougementscomite
beilauo aus ben S3. 9eorg Saler, 6rteor.
3leeler, 2luOreas &ruuS, @brIitiuu SUbust,
Onion SreBpab, Nu9uit gaB, Auor. 2itts
mann, 6arl SadJerer, DtldI. SdUe, 9uitaU
@raupuer, SelHrd Sfdfer, Dhbael SOu,
Sohunn 3rebes, Aoam g8uuOer, SrmOn
Sdnibleiu, Sullus gambler, AHOreo5 Jtub.
Lamb, Qorer; Bed, Sarl @Iaier, s. @urrlt,
Sob. ,6agel, @eOr9 Sruus, Sob. Yobnet,
Sob. Stafer, 6. 5mwolo, &arl 0artmauu,
2lugult 8onbags unO 5. .. Gbomas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Gtne 6iftutii6ertn Dor Gerid,t.

SnoianapOlis, 9nO., 6. a0e;.
Su Dem Sale bon anna @usnsr, Die
unseidulOist 1T, fiinf Ntit9lieber Der
Samllie BON &arl Softer persirtet Su
buber, isste Die SertheIOisung burd,
baB Die sesenlpartise llnterIudung lid
nidt, pis Die StaatsanruaItlauit ss
mullte, nur iiber ben einen SAL BON
&lara Softer, iOn0ern iiber ale fiinf
6aQe 5uslcih eritreft. ;3eussnaus>
iusen purOen bis iset nod feline ent'
nPopn npnnmrrlpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Gin ariinolid,er @ehSeI.

News y Orf, 6. Oei.-5n Ser &C.
itrissn Sisuns Der BOli;eisG ommiiiare
lpuroen 13 BOli3sisGapitdne BON ibr.n
friberen nad anberen 0iitriften perieet.
Man idreibt Die Serieeunsen Der 8arts
burlt'l6en &ruiabe 9e9en Die POli3ei gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Ieritamtfde 8ebeacm itesreih.

Gl P o, Seras, 6. Oe3enber. -
Gin bier ansefommener Courier bat
gtadrihten iber ben 6eloju9 Der meriz
fanilden Gepolutionare bel asceniiOn
iiberbrudt. 9anud lit iiiOlid uOn 9lss
ceniiOn, I'M iIoweitltden Gbeil Der BrO'
pin5 9bibuabua, in Den lctten Sascn
niat unbeOeutenO 9etGmpfl wOroen, unO
Die Gebellen baben in allen SreIien ges
iie9t.
0erielbc Courier brin9t Oie 9tudri4t
OuB ;uei anoere GOuriete, pelde Oas
6slOla9er am leeten 9Onnerita9 perz
lleBen, BON Oen an Der G)rer3e itatlonirz
ten .3OIwddtern erihOilen wOrOen iino.
Die .3ouwd6ter patrOuilliren ieet IN
9lbtbeilun9cn BON adt bis 5ebu Otann
Die Gren5e 6piiden Suarc5 unO Palos
mas ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Secn0ef.
Ser 2lusitano anf Der "Sebiab=Sc

Ser ssusitano anf Der "sebiab>gauen:sabn.
ga ton, 3D., 6. Oeiember.-Glne
Ocpeide beS Gjeneral Setriebsleiters
SoorbeeS an Die bieiissn Subnbeamten
lautet: Ser Stritc lit beenoet; MAIDEN
Sie feline Genoerun9 in Der 9e9enmartts
gen Gage Ser Ginse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
6rubeubrano.

Sa;letou, 3D., 5. Qe5emb.r.-9ie
y&rpitau Diiu." gerletb beute i'll Srano.
AQe in O.rielbsu beltaftlgteu SOblengrdber,
nit &usnabne BON pier, iiuo III Std)erbeit.
Sb Die SermiBteu 5u Gage 9eiuhreu OOer
nd, nod III Der @rube b.fiuo.H, lam uidt
ieltoeftellt peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
sic baben Iin.

SerIin, 5. 9eiember.-9ie p9teueiten
Nahrlttcu" ber.heu oarauf oaB ole Yrtu.
Seliiu Gliiabeth, Go6ter oe5 Arlrier GET
polo BON Saperu, zines Sruoers Oes Yriu;'
8eseutcn pom Saperu, ON 3. 8esenlber
D. :. i'll @enua NIT Dem baperilten &C.
tonoe.gleuteuaut uou Suttenhelm 9etraHl
puroe. 9le Sraut III 20 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Die sStseoniimer Sabafs . erno,e

yiroqua, isis, 6. Ot3ember. =
Die 2Siseuniiner GabafszGrnbte ilt einz
9cbeinit, jeOofl baben iid bis iset III
6Olse Der llniiderbeit in Der Stsucrs
frase nod weuise &aufsr sinsefellt.
Der 9Bertb bes I'M Staate auiseitapel>
ten SlatterzEubats uirb auf $4,000
900 sslaGst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
GrutorOet.

SutIer, 9u., 5. 0eSember.-Sr 6.
Sepl.r uuo rhre Godlter, 6rau Cora Dtars
tin, wurOeu beute friib III lbrer lSobnuHg
nabe ct. Soc ermoroet. 0arper 2Sbttmlre,
meld)er oes WioroeS ueyOdttIg lit, bat oaS
gSelte Qgiud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Olit6 Snifnff

Sictoria, 8.sG., 6. De;ember.-
DEN beute bier einsetrOHenen orientuliz
i9en 3eltunsen 3uiolse bat ein beftigsr
Sturm i'm Commencement Sbimane,
Supun, srOBe Serlult. an Gisentbum
unb Wienl9euleben peruria6t. GiniluBs
reide giirssr in Gofio unO YOfobOnla
baben belalOiien, elm Sejbsn.GrpOrts
SelhGit Al oriinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
RraR aRfbetten
-eeS-
lairrtH, gIa(e unh DOrffb = prh(s.
Sbr. sebanbluus unO 6silung ObHs ROg,n'

Sbre 9ebaubluus unO 6ellung ObHs Viag.r'
0leoi;lHlruHg.
9.uus,id.u: SduFs.s uriEirtr, Nufitebta BET
Radbt, IU Bu urirIIen. Sdlmtrl pbtr grtHnsn beim
eanen bes l1aiiers, glatbtropieH BON nrtH, ranoeH
Dies eei.hGbeH, gersro5cuH5 bez 8ortie9cTufe una
HTi96t'ibe NlereHtIaHt5sit.
Die .nthl.oenite nobtsatiss lsir'urs Diro ersIslt
neil man bic peluIltttL INN ttttlbar
am eiBe oeS &eiocnS appItIIrt
no f. fidl Dom erostcu giustH tTUetitH DeyotH.
gDenu Der Bolus IN Den YlGfoGIm elHatlugIt ~, 10
rubt er uunitttlbar om DlGitHbcI5. Siasul!elEs
RQftTudt egE PeIns uHD JuBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
S1merSens= 9cilmlttcl,

neltl.8 sic quGIeuoleu Stmerscu augsu.
bhdhd) Itiut, Gntiiuouug hubert uuO Slut
auoraug bsieitlgt, ei e5 Ill Der 2IHge, I'M
Waaeu, ben @eoarmeu ODER auoeren 9rii-
fen Ooer SraaucU.
SSuuerIi@ geuOnmeu. beisltlaeu 80 bis
60 GrOpieu III sluem halbeu GrtuEglaie
gSaiier buuueu meuiQeU Wtlmteu SrdHtpfs,
9tageuidure, yteroOiitGt. Shlaflofiafeit,
SOllf, 9uytlfaa, Sbumadt uHO ale iuHers
Ild)eu Sd]merSeu.
IS qlbt III Der Belt feiu 6ejlmitttI. mel-
DIES taltes 6leber unO 6Ieberidauer unb o1e
auoeren mnlarl't)eu @GQeu- Huo iOntl9eu
Tieber 10 raid hetlt, pe RaomaB'S
8caog RcIicT im 9creiu nit 8aoiuau'S .
NiHen.
@rris so Gents bic SSial9e. 9H
alien aputbefcn gu BabeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07

in tetannt burd3 foIs.rbe Gis.nifoitcn
1. .tn GtfubI Der Diuoistsit uno S6m.I1sa
in ben Sli.bcrn;
2. rieteno.u atbcm, ihIedhten @tihna6 i'm
gfunoe uHe beIeete .Sun9e;
8. Bertopfuns nit s.leeentIiben gufd1en
Don 9iarrboe;
4. &opfitmsrStn in Der StirHee9.an, Rals
fea, ShpiHoeI urb 9elbiuht Der paut;
8. Sobbrennen; Serluit bes gpp,tits
8. ausbebnune oes UiaeeH5 uno Der ginses
ipetoe burd SIdbun9en;
z. geieoerseorlctbeit. DlcIdnhoIie, TauI6eit
uno elm. NeisuHs. aaes auf3uitieb.H.
Gin uatirIiter tslus DON @adc Don her es'
Der III our Gtiunbbett Hsthuenble. 9psHn
hitier per5iIaert if, entfcbeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
03e6du0funG.

Spsifiid. 6siIml,tel iIr ipejltiid)e 9elbsH.
1. spe,ifId,er Rurfus, bel Shpdh.zausHuiS
tH S.rflppisn, 0llS.EidmepeH uiD. s. oIe etHsslEs
Sdadiel; Der Uouitdnb9t 3uIig5 nit oItl StadtelH,
rtit.no auf UlsHnts, SO.
2 &utfus Jir. IL, fur Tauuerintuadbe.
&ne GdGdtel ilr einia1pe oosr irne ,yaue 50; orct
Gtahtela fur isrusre uao aHoGu.rnee Jdle bt btdnn
Sl5 fur oJtI UtoHGtt-
B. Observation-Disclosures, BET urlnz, 8IasHs
unb S5OritsaoruieEsg g5sibDeroeH. StTs SGa9ieI $4'
amer edlattelH IS. brei StahteIH $40
Rraftigcnoer &urins, btloHosrs BttIsHet
als Stdr.urs Rr gtrioneu, DtIts 81 btraiftH bta6"
SrrI DionGte.
g. 8Iutretuisumas s. sSurius, Stropb.IH, Una
r,tnes Stut uitu. Cine Stdtttl $5i orclmonGtlt1e
Ptborolune oosr poler aurius SO.
Sut nit 3,usniiisE uHo 9ebrauh5anUttiuu9 sras
tis. glan itr,I5e an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr. 822, aEsaooas, ReSp'9ert F.s gid
I8o0-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Eer ueue Drdiiocmt Der iraHSpHid1cn 9cpu
20,

@aris, 5. 9eSember.-2ie 0eputirteus
Sammer hat beRte 6ru. 9npuep Oil Stele
Oes gum YremuerlntulHer auancirten 5ru.
Gaiimir Herier Su ibrem Prdilcenten er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Pie muard,iftem:Sableret in europa.

SarceIoua,5 5. 0e;. = 6iini ausldus
oiid]e Nuartilteu puroen beute bier arretlrt.
Gtuer Der Arrelauten lit EN- SierpIrth, III
oeheu sotul Die 9Iuardliten iltl peram.
melteu.
Sect periautet, oaB SalOani, Der itultss
niid)e 9luartIiit. meId)er uerOattigt ut, ild
au Dem 2tttentat im Spernbauie betbetllgt
III baben, i'll Barcelona ais SomullS unter
oem 9tamen 9tlgaero tbdtig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
6auenleiOen,

heit.n fiibr.n. Simmons' 9eber=ResulGtsf
Ibt ein.n rpotItbdtis.n giHTus aui ali. Gals
IenIeioeH aus. Gr 9iebt Der e.ber bic nrb.is
tenoe Strait. resuIirt bic AbioHoeruns ber
Gale unb peri.et bic BeIoGuungs oraans in
ben !3ufiaHb, in ipeltem nc lire 6unttiouen
reeeImdSio ouslbcH. glab Gebraud oi,ier
gieoisiH ruiro giienauo iGgea fonnen: ptb
bin sanerleloenp."
sd babr an beftisem 9riden Der 9eber
seIitten uno Hnbm IS bis 30 Grains pon
&alomtI, rpeItes mid s.uobHIih nui 8 bis 4
Gase ms Sett mari. SlrSlih nahm i'd
GiulmOHs' 9eberz Regulator, iuelber mir 10
pieI grlei@teTuns periGdfftc, 6as ida uHses
itort neluem Strufe foIseI foHate.- - 3.
SusG RieoIepert Ohio, (o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Der 9entide Correspondent,
GdsIid, noh,ntIidb unb Sonntaes,
Naiue, Gieeutbimcr muo 9aeoaftcu,

W. 5utHf' E19eNtbuhttt Mn0 yeoaffcur
(gtotfoIstr ron g. 9faiHc),
Shefucf=Gde Baltimore StrGSc uno 9oit,S STficezgpc
TreiS bestasIidben @IattcS, burd, Srdeer beiorst
12ls @tf. fd9iidIc uns Spnmtas se =atHs sabe 10
SeEts pro 9Sodt ahodr an bic nas Sutt beiOrsenocr
Grdser.-1aaIidp nebn Genutaas sWuee GA be unt.r
Yorto~Sorausbejdhns $3.50 pro SGhr, iiIr tiirSers
Set I'M SerhdtHiR; ffir bic wod,cutld,e &usga &c
mu SonHt9Ssolati, portofre, init Gbsus tiir Siuts,
oes, 81 TGb europa. 2nnntagssNueg uegabe 81
pro SGhr-0cs bette uHb biuisite oeutidIe 9Iati
IN Cen Dtittels uno SlbnaateR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
Ddreaur stt rermfetben tut Ga,tt.
fnhIe-G3enG.tAn

Seu,rfef. Gag uEo giaht oii,n. 2.I.arapb<. aa,
beI=, SoteHs uno Deit Ieihenoer 9clcphonoicnit.
4eifiaten in Sureaur abseIlciert. Srejtaien in ie.
Der gtase. Seee STleidteruHs Sehufs prompter ges
f6dtscrIeoisuHs nit SeleabcH sur SeaueHIlttcit
iethcrn pie ne IN teincm anberen Bureaus
@ebduee in Baltimore aHtrifft. DtdSiee Ricbc; an.
Hthmbare @creiHbamHs nit 9.uttn, Die DOR gbIout
ihrcs anberrueifscH Bdhte5 Sreaur Az ui,tben iuus
ideu. Glcttriihe5 9iht, Sampi5cibuna uno ipirtIas
ntr gortieIoienit gratis.
sSu permirtbeu Der benn d batte Rssd;aens
raun, 4S bel 73 ffaR erpfy. lpeiluna, eIeftris
fcleS 9tdat unp 9ampffraft geIieferf. Wesea
Beninsunsen iDenoe man fid1 on
B. 8. 8. StuuaS, @eihdftsfibrer,
Q2er11, 3QneIl Sli4WeI 81, 22o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-07
1tnicrc EurnCr.

WfpnatIidie ScueraI GcrianiuiImnatu ocs
,,8crmauias asSurnucreins" nno osS Snru'
pcrcius ,,Wprporis. - GoEbcrCitmnGcn
fur ocmuddjn abiuhaItcroc NeitIidlfsitcn.
0nnftiae @rridite mDer oaS turncriid1e
Scbcu i'll ocn Ucrciueu.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
FUNDS ARE RUNNING LOW.
Over 800 Pension Field Examiners May Be
Discharged.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 20.-The
special examination service of the pen
sion bureau has been seriously crippled
by the lack of congressional appropri-
atoms for the work, and it is possible
that all field work will be abandoned
within two months. The appro-
priation for the present fiscal year
is $500 900. At the time this
was made there were 5000
cases pending special examination.
Since then the number has increased to
5000. The work of the examiners is
at least a year IN arrears. There are
246 examiners in the field and the ex-
penses per month average $4,000. At
this rate the funds are expected to be
exhausted by the beginning of Feb
ruary. Unless the appropriation is in
creased the entire field force will be
dismissed. OF the total number of
cases now being investigated by eX
aminers there are 5000 in which fraud
is al leppd
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27

son at Madison was attended by many
persons from all parts Of the state.
President Adams, of the State Univer-
sitv. delivered the memorial address,
A GENERAL fight took place at a dance
given by the fremen of Neenah. A
number Of Young men were badly used
up. 1t is probable that several arrests
will follow
WHILE John Binder was moving a
regulator at his ieWelrv store at Rhine
lander his foot slipped and he fell to
the floor, the regulator following and
striking him on the breast. A piece OF
broken glass cut terrible cash in his
left breast
Two Oshkosh young men hired q
horse and cutter from Liveryman Chase
a few days ago and drove to neighbor-
ing town. When they returned the
horse fell dead from exhaustion. The
men settled for the horse.
Mrs. THOMAS BRADY, aged SO years,
passed away at her home IN Neenah.
Mrs. Matilda Rumble. also resident Of
that city, died at the age of go years.
THE furniture and fixtures of the
Northwestern College of Commerce at
Neenah has been attached by creditors.
IT is probable that a Citizens League
will be organized at Beloit to enforce
the temperance law at that place.
WILBER PREWEyIsT, of Ashland, had
both his legs broken while working in q
quarry at Houghton.
Mrs. RUTH w. HANsCoM died sudden
ly at her home in La Crosse at ali adj
vanced age.
AN important ruling has been made
in the McHugh ct al. VS., Patrick Me
Cole will case at Oshkosh, the decision
being against the heirs. Owen Nc
Hugh, an old resident Of Calumet
County, died some time ago, leav-
ing a large estate McHugh was a
Catholic in belief, but not an act
i've communicate of the church.
Just before his death he made be-
quests Of his estate of $1,000, with
the exception of 1000 to one
daughter and 5000 to another, to the
bishop of Green Bay, part to be used
for masses for himself and other mem
bers OF his family. After the will was
filed the children of the deceased filed a
contest, alleging undue influence. Judge
BUrnell held that the bequest for masses
was void, because it was not a Gift, but
an established trust; that such trust was
too indefinite and uncertain for any
court to enforce, and there was no as
certainable beneficiary. However, all
the money passes to the bishop under
the residuary requests of the WILL and
the latter being valid the will is upheld.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
HYDROPHOBIA IN A CHICKEN.
Mrs. MacReady, Of Florence, Kan
Afflicted in Il Peculiar Way.

Mrs. MacReady, Of Florence, Kan,
Afflicted in a Peculiar Way.
Last week the people of the little
town Of Florence, kas., were excited
over a mad dog scare. A dog belonging
to a farmer caught and killed a chick en-
The chicken was dressed and cooked
for dinner. The meat turned black and
a peculiar odor was noticed and it was
discarded Later the dog was found
in Florence, where it had bitten many
other dogs, exhibiting strong symptoms
Of hydrophobia. The mayor called the
council together and the marshal was
ordered to kill all dogs. More than
fifty were killed. Friday Mrs. Mac
Ready, the farmers wife, who had got
some Of the chicken in sore spot in
her hand, was seized with commissions
and was taken to Strong City, where a
maidstone was applied to the wound.
1t adhered for while, but later the
woman became almost uncontrollab
She can only be Quoted with opiates.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
WORKED A CLEVER GAME.
Flour Mill at Black River Falls Pu
chased with Worthless Stock.

Flour Mill at Black River Falls Pur-
chased with Worthless Stock.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Dec, 90
About week ago w. T. Gibson, claiming
to hail from Ireland, made deal for the
Touring mill here owned by NJ. Mar
tins. Last night, r. E. Bader, an al
legged real estate dealer of Minneapolis,
was arrested charged with being privy
to aiding and abetting fraudulent
transaction. The mill was exchanged
for stock in the North ST. Paul Land
Company, worth 40 cents on the dollar,
and return mortgage Of ST, 600. Glib
son has disposed Of all stock in and
around the mill and has 0ecamped. He
will be brought back and charged with
fraudulent transactions. Bader was
held in $1,000 bonds, which he could
not furnish, and is in jail. The property
has passed into the hands of Elliott G.
Allen and Nellie T. Stone, Of Hennepin
County, Minnesota
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Wheat-Receipts Il, 200
bus; sales. 10000 bus; options No red, dull
Rye-NominaI. Corn = Receipts, 1900 bus
sales, 10000 bus options No. dull, heavy;
January, 4213c; May, 44]S@4414c Oats-Re-
ceipts, 26,300 bus options No. :, dull; track,
white state and Western, 35Q41c BeecDull;
family, 14.00@1450; extra mess, $50. Pork
Dull new mess, 1900 l4.50 family, 15O0G1 80;
short clear, 15.50@17.50 Lard = Firm; prime
Western steam, 8.25; nominal. Butter-Receipts,
1867 pkgs steady; state dairy, 19@26c; West
ern dairy, 1S@22c; state creamery, 22@I27c;
Western creamery, goa 2613c; Elgins 2814c.
24@27c; Western 24@26c. Sugar : Steady;
crushed, &c: powdered, 800, 9.l6c; graduated,
CHICAGO Dec. 22.-May wheat dropped lc to-
day and made new low price record for the
month of 6512c. The causes assigned were free
selling, large receipts and the expectation of
dull trade during the holidays W. r. Linn,
Walker & Co., Baldwi n-Farnum, Schwartz Dupee
and other heavy traders sold freely. After open
ing &c lower at 66Ac May sold down 10 65l9c
later rallylng &c on a little buying to G51Sc.
Corn was little lower larger receipts than
expected, lower Liverpool cables and in sympa-
rallied &c to 3S75E Provisions were up trife
on diminishing hog receipts January pork
opened higher at y 81 and advanced 10 1242115,
reacting 219 to 2.40. January lard, 775.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Cattle - Receipts 5000;
active and higher; top steers 540@560; others
4.SO@5.OU common 4.00@425. Hogs Receipts,
others 5.1O@5.15; prime heavy and butcher
weights, 5.l0@5.25; light 5.2o@5.25 Sheep and
lambs-JReceipts 6,o0Q; extremely dull. Top
sheep, 2.SO@325; top lambs 3.500e425
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec 2--Wheat-LOwer; cash
and December, 5819c; January 58c; May, csc.
Corn-Lower; cash 323Ec December, 3234c; Janu-
airy, 3l2sc May 343sc. Oats-Lower to sell; cash
&c bid; May, 303sc. Pork-Quiet; jobbing l3 25
Lard-Better; 500. Whisky Steady, 115. Lead
-Spelter, unchanged.
TOLEDO O., Dec. 22-Wheat-LOWer, quiet
No = cash and December, 60hc; Nav 655Sc
bid Corn-Dull; No. cash, SIC; May, 3SI5c
Cloyerseed-Firm prime cash and December
coo bid; January, o. February, 10; March, 6 Is
asked Oats-Easy cash. PC; May, SIC.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
WORK FOR A WARSHIP
Kearsarge Hastily Ordered to
San Domingo.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2O.-Thc
Kearsarge has been ordered from New
York to San Domingo to protect Amer
lean interests. A disturbance of somt
sort has occurred there, but it's exact
nature cannot be learned.
Word was received at the State De-
partment several days ago of an effort
to assassinate President Henreaux Of
San Domingo. The news came from
Hayti aud is not very definite. 1t was
thought well, however, to send the
hearsarge to that point to insure pro-
lection to American citizens. How far
American citizens may be involved in
the disturbance is not yet known.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
Throat Diseases.

Specialists on throat diseases are be-
ginning to take unusual interest in culin-
airy methods. They advise a kitchen
quarantine on wash days and boiled
dinner days, giving as a reason that the
steam from boiling clothes and picked
meats that require much heat produces
many illnesses of the respiratory organ
and aggravates slight or chronic diseases
OF the nose, throat and lungs. Patients
are advised to vacate apartments having
dark or ill-yentiiated kitchens. and to
keep all babies and ailing children out
OF the kitchen when cooking is going on.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
Her Age.

The Lapse of Time: Prof. Todhunter
who has just run across an old ac-
quaintance at the reception)-'I am so
glad to have stumbled upon you in this
way, Mrs. Goodwin. How long it has
been since we met But, l must say,
time has dealt very lightly with you
Who could imagine that you have a
daughter as old as Miss Prudence, there
and little Pru-just think Of her being
in society" Mrs. Goodwin-''Y DR.
Todhunter, | can't realize these things
myself. Prudence is twenty to-day"
Prof. Todhunter-''Whv, my dear Mrs.
Goodwin, you don't tell me so! And
only ten short years ago l remember
her so well as a romping little chit of
sixteen Well, well, how marvelouslv
these girls do grow !'-Brook{gn Life.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-27
STATEHOOD FOR OKLAHOMA.
omission Act May Be Tackled Onto the
New Mexico Bill.

ADMISSION ACT May BE Iackeu onto the
New Mexico Bill.
WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec. 20.-As soon
as the New Mexico bill comes up in the
House an effort will be made to tack on
an Oklahoma amendment, but this plan
will probably fail. In the Senate the
effort will again be made, and it may be
successful there, as several senators in
the Southwest are favorably disposed
toward Oklahoma.
Gen. Wheeler, chairman of the House
committee on territories, reported q
bill to-day to admit Oklahoma. The
bill was agreed upon by the committee.
The bill does not include Indian Terri
tory, but is for Oklahoma as it's
boundaries now exist The report
shows that there are 250,000 people in
the territory and that there are 50, 900
square miles.