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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
nas- Sr. 0anieI 8tIItr, ieIt fieben.

Sebn 5abren Gigenthiimer BON Sellers
BapiQOn," zines CelIebteu SOmmersAus.
fugsortes, er0tfHet OenielbeH flir Ole
Oiesidbrst SaiOn 0onnertag, ben
%. Diat. Au uuterbaltungeu oerltteoener
Dit wlrO tein Diau9el ieiu; es gibt GOu3ert'
unO GauSmuIit, 3petraO 2Settfubrt,n,
Guot. QSettiptele .l.m. Den @'Gl.n mlro
em 8ltiouper sur 6sier Der @rOfnans
oratis QuiQettlilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
(aus unierer eeftrisen 2. Worsen. Nus aabe.) }
Seibmerocn Der Gipiloienitretors
fttcr.

SnSianapulis, Sn6.. %. Otai.
-Sr. 8. 9. Smift, wclder i'm slufz
trase be= nGiuilbienitreform TIocia=
tion" cine llnteriu1uns Iber Die Serz
maltuns bes YOitcnt5 in Gsrre Saute
pornabnl, meloet in isinem 9eridjt, bub
ein @Omplot beitanb ;u Dem .3pede,
OaS 8oltant unter ytidtbsriifiidtiguns
bes Gipiloienltseitees uusihlieBlt6 nit
bemofrutiiden SeanIten 5u belesen.
gu Dieiem !3pefe oeriudte man, ben
Eoitmcilter greiner 3u peranlailen, su
refieuiren, unter Der Orobuu9, OaB tm
Wel9erung8falle feniatiOnelle 9luflageu
aeeen i'm erboben perben lpIroeu. @reiz
uer weiserte iid, bic anfla9en iuuroen
erboben uno 9onbam gum POltmeilter
srnannt. Snspii6en mar cine Glullz
bienltpriiiuns auf BEN 5. Otai i'll &erre
Oaute anberaumt mOroen, uuo es mar
bon 8idti9feit, bieielbe 5u bintertrels
ben, bis Oonbam jein Nmt an9etrcten
bate. Inn Dies su erreiden, wuroe
aesen lOfale YrIfuussbeb6roe Die
&lo erboben, bieielhe lei 10 partellf6
5uiammenseieet, oaB fein Demotrat iid
Dor ibr elmer 8riiung unter3icben wiirz
be; Die 6Olge mar, baB Die Priiiun9 bis
gum 13. Otai peri9obcn wurOe. 9lm
II. Oiai erbielt OOnbam ieine Seitalz
lung, unb ioiort ucrlanste er Die ucbcrz
eabe bes Boltmeilterz9lmtes im Wloers
Iprud nit SnitruftiOneu BON Mal6ia9s
ton, beucn 3ufol9e ibm OaS 9tmt erlt am
Samitag8 Abeno iibersebcn weroen
iOIlte. Gr ersrifi scwaIliam pom bem
Yareuu Oes YOitmeIiterS Selie uno Oro>
ncte Die iOfOrtige gntluliuns auer Sriefs
TRIGGER uno Glert5 bis auf orei OIL, in@
bem er erttarte, oaB ct iid an Oas Glo'lz
bisnit9eire nidt febre. BUM SdluB
empfieblt ser Beridt, Ben POltmeilter
DOnbam ieines 9lmtcS 3u entbeben, %
ein GOitmeiter. Der ii6 iber oaS eluIlE
bienltseice binwe9icete, im Oiientlldsn
Sntereile nidt im 9lmte blcibcn iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

Qonoon, "a. Mal.-2Sabreno baS bris
tlidle SrieasihIff vMerisp" heuts su 9ars
w!d, on Der Srtiiie @uQIauo'S, eineu ga.
Int III Ghren bes "A. G.purlstages Der So
main Slftoria abieuerte, BART elm 9eit,ie.
Gin Waru IpurDe augenbhdIi9 get0btet
uno mebrere anOere erlitteu l6mere Serlet'
;unqen.
Sb.rit lanD, elm reidJe. Srauioie, Der.
idmano uulaugif ans ieiUer 94obuuug in
Yaris uub lpuroe mebrere gSodjeu lang uer'
aebIid, pom einen Serpauoteu geuht.
6eute iauD man i'm ierlumpt uub ponitdu.
6ia mi1teaos IN 9onoon b.rummanoernb.
Nian alaubt, baB er geiitesseiiort ut. @r
pgres mad YarIs surIfssi9itt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

e. & 8. sScnes & Gpmr.,
gr. 1, 9torosGapnrakc.
cine 9hur. bon Baltimore Strase.
2Stdltte fur S,aus fraucn!
Yfdttsn, ........ .aR tten, WsdfteH.
9Scise qcmuiiertc Samaft= Uatteu
su benz oba. 9.itsn 0oi.sbenosn HieoriseH Srse Don
10 Ssnte uRo bober.
DafStud,, Sa d. stud, u @adIS tnd1
go Ste, 25 Cts. 35 Gts., 40 6ts.
&prftep vi n ......LIN OLEUM. 81 ortteppt&,
S,4 bis 1914, so SentS nno bpber.
Seppidle,...... ScppidIe, Seppid1s,
ieoes Diuit;r, ifoe CuaIi:at,
III eiHem MbldhIaae bon 25 Srcsent
BON SerbfrprtieH.
9enffersWouIramr. SemitersTpuIeanr,
fertis. oDobl, iuie auf StfteluHs sealad,, btlis.
NIB. - 9eppibe fperotH auiGsHoumeE, eerelnIst,
oufb,pabrt ootr pieoer 9sIt9t; fur Iui6erpahruns
ootr ghsturaHt feine Gebhbr.
5aS alte auperInires Se9pidI= Setdlaft
e. & -. Spues & pmp.,
yr. 1, Npre San StroSc.
gSir traqsn bel alltH 9iuf.u BON dusmlrtigen Ters
ionrH im Sstrale TIiH,tl;eu5 IS bic 0rIttfo ten.
(gpr. IS SuRi1, Did, SGiJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
gdgG6! |
Sonntngs6(att!
UGC6ent(i6!

Aus.rOem entbdlt bus 8Odenblott SG'
bell unb STANDARDIZATION, Die neues
ften ROoeQeu, 8ert9te aus iebem
3peiss bss @iiisns, OOaftau'
bise gau3ridten absr Die
antrlnft unOgb9un9 Ser
surOpaii4euQumpi'
i4ific, PafiogieFs
liiten bi-r angus
runtm.nSsr
Giupauoerer
uu6 bic baupt'
iddlidften 0Otab
Gr.isniiTs guItimOre's
unbWurDlanb's Buibtng'
toms &C.; DOaitauStse geridte
Gbcr ben StanO Der Wtartte,
80rie u. {. 10. SOr9fdltise Nusitat'
tuns, gutter Druid unO biQissr Yr.isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
mainr'e Cement

UtuIUt SeH'eHl
gum gIusbeiierH pou 8orttnan, @Iasiaden, Uleer:
ihaum, Baicn, gum NnIeImen bon SilarosGueues
Splgen Il. (. 10. 10 uno 70 St5. 5n allen ApOtbcteH
(,Sebr. rs, SaDieUiI-I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
ytr. 124.
+. j. r.
O~ &eaDB &eltef.

S6fcr Gals, Grr6Ltuns, Stifcns
2ungets, 2nftr6brcnafts unS auocrc
Gntsiinouneeu SImtanorane, Grip
pc, @tbmungsbeiHtueroen ipcroeu
eebefIt, ttno ibnen uOraebeust.
Si, ginr,ibuna b,s -ReaSn Relief auf BEN sSrs
pertbei oetr bic 2hcIle no bas uebel obtr mera
porhaubeu III, niro SrIsittcruns uno BobIi.In per1
iboffeH.
bait. Dlitt.i, Sas samerseH auseubnalit belt. u
liHoert ioiort uHo hellt 6alo
26euttatiSntllS, Neurdfgte,
2enbeHgidt SerfautuHgeu,
SopiIpeh, Guetlhuugeu,
3ahulAmerj, Shmer;batlsteit bon
SranoDunnen, Utustelu,
Suftpeb, Geleufauidmcauugen, Riideus,
9rufts ooer @lieOerihmerieu.
GS spar oas erite 1nO 1T Oas etasiae
S6mersen-Setfn1ttter,
ntIdb.s bic martrHbf.n ebmtr5sH ioiort itiGt, gHts
AlnouHeeH liH6ert unb SoHeeoReH beilt, Oh ne nun
in Der SH9c, 6em WaeeE, ben &iHseDeIoen ooer loHs
fiseu DrhieH oSsr Cr3anen tno.
SHnerii d turlrt elm bdl6er bis 81 cintm adrS
bea 3beeIofel poa IN clHeT bGben @ldle 2Bdiler IN
n;nI9eH glInuteH Xrantpte, DRaseulaure, ues
s.ttttt Sssrsen gsSsreTsn; GerHSIiSt;
nns aus innerIidlen S1meraeR.
MaIaria in ibrrn urr(6irSrnrn .fur-
mrH grbrilt unb brrbitrt.
gs sibt ttiu Semittsl in Der gPtIt, ueltes Peds
ieIfeber uuo ale auoeren muIariihen, bioieH un5
iOnfisen 6isber mt SeibuIis pon UfaOuan'e piHeu
70 itntg hetIt, ais Raowan . Reaon ReItef.
6i@ere 6eiIrtn8 BON
6ibigem un0 R1(tem JlG6er!
Raouap's ReaoB JteItei 1T ,in iittres StiIz,
Iopi, tH 9orbtusuHs ssMItteI bel btS9em mo tGltem
bitbsr. pier bat man fur so Gents .iH SeIlmIttel,
Gas bies etloen unbebiHst turirt uuo Den UeHhen in
6tanS lest, in Der ihimHittH Titbsraeseuo segeH
Suidus seDappnet gu eben IS iit beler, ais bic Hea
siou pOn 6iebeImittsIn, SbiHH, 9GneHabilbuHoeu
plittIn Il. I. 10. Gs bat 2dueHeeH pelluH9 sebradt.
SUoHss 3rOpien his gu stHtm 3bssIoitel pOn in els
ntm 6lGs GBaner 9Ieitl HGd Dem 8eIlalen ots Bets
t.s Gm DisTssn eiH9rucmmer, ihuSeu oa5 Sptem
qescn Inidls. Cine so Gents Nolte turiTt
aanm Hamlic, uHo es bIeibt nod seHus ubris, nm
S6MeTBsn i.otr art, Die sic IN 5olse tines uuiauS
0otr eIner arontbtit bcialcH mogcn, Su beietI9eH.
so StntS bic 6IaiGbs. SSm ApOtbefCn Su has
ben.
ss- Tau sebe iasr, Oas man "stuDtpap's- be'
eoHUt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25


Ras~ Jad) 0e5 Cages yullen uno VIIbeu
idlmedt Elm friiter 3runt oortreftIif, uno
peuu man oieieu all elnem fiihlen Yldeteu
QeuleBen fanu, 10 ut Dies mabreno Der beIz
Beu Sommertage ooppe!t angcnehm. 9r.
Otto sues BON Or. 9, " oros6 Il
StraBe, meld.r Die SuB'lte 0teitauras
tioH uberHommeu hat, bletet leluen 9dlteH
SeioeS. Yiau lam eln guteS auSWGrttaeS
Bier, ySt. Slnceut'6lolter Srdu," ODER elm
feines 9laS einbeimii6es Bier trhalten,
uuo Der nut Den Srouen Sdatteu lpeHoeHz
Der Saume Iberoa1te SommergarteH laoet
,ur erauidenoeu Ruhe Elm. Nu6 in Sejug auf
Die Getaurlruu9 bes Wageu8 1T Sorlor9e
QetrofieH, inoen man 3u allen 8agesSelten
it)madbuft subereltete UiablSeiten erhaten
fam. Sir ihneQe uno punttIld]e SeoIe=
uuuq iIt eb.niallS 9.iOrst, uuo elm Selu9
bel 6rn. 2leB fam nur empfopIen peroen.
aE Sn Der bel!ebteu pelnri9 S9lesePz
idlen ySrdJeitrion Sale" gaitlrt
bieie Us o d. { bic Otto s i6t DE
Eprolers Sc eieIli IT aus benz 3ils
lertbale, wtlde bier bereits nabmbalte Grls
umpbe aeieiert uno Ourh tlihti9e Sraite
peritdrft moroen 1T. Die YortrG9e BON Gp'
rolern entSuden benz S0rer aueSelt ourtl ben
ibnen iuneluobnenbeu ei9eneH 0telS, uno
menn cine 10 uefnide 2ruppe, pie bic
Hthtl'I9e, auftritt, mir6 benz AIouorlum
nm 10 boberer @euuB geboten. Die eon'
ssrt. finOen aQab,nOlttl fat.
aSG er impurtirte alOfer. 8rdu & offer
slime aus Der Qiiueburser 6aIoe, etn ers
outfit i6madbufter Stoff, rulro bel 9ru. Is.
2tto, Gde Der Sap uno SapettefraBe, iu
Gents bas SeioeI oerlddutt.
@brifian 9tiie's yYatapsco
Siem 6ou." IN 5isblanotopn tmpftehlt ith
bel'm Serauuaben Der i4onen SommersseIt
ais einer Der bequemten uno pr6d)tigfteu
ausflugsorte fir Yerelnsper9niisun9en uuo
Yicnlcs. SH benz prGhtigeu ihatteHreideu
@arten finoen etpa 500 blS 600 Berlonen
SisplGse, nGhreuo man Don benz oas 6Gus
umQ.beuoeu GortituS elueu herrlltenHuno'
bid auf Ole Staot, ben 9afeu uHo ben Ba'
tapsco geuieBt. 9rei Segelbabueu, lrusi
ameritanii6e uuo elne oeutid)e, barren Der
eiiriqeu Sesl.r, cine S6ieBgaaerle label 3ur
uebuuq eiu, uuo elH so BET so 5uB groBer
5an;pQulllcT, Der ben mn, ,tereH2 erprhoren
gemiomet if. Sin GROCER freier plae III tlir
Surnen uuo atbletide uebuHgeH, Salebaa
II. !. 10. r.ieruirt. Seb.u SDuutag yiatJ-
mlttag coHSertirt Der pBaiapsco Viuhcal
Circle inter geitung bon YrOf. 6elomauu.
I'm on sOnutas.n 3utritt su erbalteu, 1T
elm, Aufuabme ais ytit9liso oe5 Sereins
.ricroerll4, inOeiien fam oleIelbe Jeoerselt
uno obne 8oiteu erIaH9t Deroen. 8ube
uno 8.aer bes gsfe.rs erireueH I'D zines
III gut.u a.uomm.'s, ais baB OIsielben nod
eiues beionoereu 2obs5 beoirften. Ser
qau,e Ylas miro Ab.HOS mltt.Iit eiaeHen
Diotors, mel6er fir $50 6IGmmeH gGS lie.
fert, alan;euo erteu6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
Glofer 2nae.

@4 4sftnebnrser e Satoe.
Das oa.iuis. iutsortirt. aIOf,rsrau sn esuts.
5rant Cite,
C72-l &6t gaps u1h Gaptttes StraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
Ser TentIl5e GorreIpomSenf,
GdsIid, fuohsntIid, unb eonntaes,
Blaine, Giscntblmcr uuo Reoafttur

(statioecr pom s. 9iaine),
enhtpefsGde SaItimore=Strabc uHo 8oftzSfEce=gue
Rreis bes tdaIid,en SIattes, burd, Erdaer bsorst,
12I5 Gts.; td1Iidle nHb Sourta as =Musaabe is
Gents pro 2Eoe SGhbdr on bic bas SIatt beoraenb,r
&rd9er.-1GaIidl Hehft Spuuta as 9luS aa be inter
EortozSorausbe3ahuH9 $3.50 pro Sobr, fur fir,sr,
NIT SoHEtdssblatt, porofrsi, nit Gb,ua tir Clubs
1850 pro Sahr, nan trseno einem Srte oes SnIanz
oes, 81 nab europa. Spuutas ss =Ausa aabe 81
IN ben 9iiitelz uHo Sdbitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
@eltf. 2Iarpfdnoer 2a6n.
- 1sRsa

Seiouoerer Mus ftus nad
q tn s bur (S1lad]tfelo)
Sieni1aa. ben 80. gioi, Braberf fdb NH dnnest
Sntereaut. GeoddtnisrebsH IL. T. tu. ou oem biito=
ridden StbladtieIoe.
Grfraiua idbrt 80 lltr frib BON Der Stllenz. S35
bon Der Union, 80 Der Yennippaniasgp
S.42 Don Der iSultol StatioH ab.
Huu Ihrt unr ST.
01au fidere iit bel 'e Site fur ben @rtrojua i'm
Siletbiireau Der "2Sehr ben Uiarql1uber Sabn, yr.
2Oo, Git =BaItimpreit age. (124-6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

Tafor's 2eeer=Semeut
ann gusbsferH pom StieieI1 uIo Sduben - i 5 rre
30 Gts, - IN aleu- apotbeteH. (6ebr.23,i 8oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
50. Sabrgang.
@birltno=WbeeIS I
@htrltttas@beclS (

@hnfden Gle ein s3wcirao su faufen 2 =
Sanidsu Sie trgeuo tpeId,cs 3wetraoInbebor
&pmntsn sic su uus.
IS80rr gBnucrH . nr,umntiifb 6 Mnnufs G1as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
Sru 1t fen bett

- U ~ " y y W " y
poer 8epbhuuna an Spirituoien ppfitip
ourdl @ebraud pon Or. Gatues
.Gsl0euem Gpeci6cum" eeheilt.
gs fam ir elmer 2aie Snfite cher 2bee eoer I'm
Gii.n obac Biiieu oes RaleuteH oerabrei6t merbsn.
Gs III obsiut bdrmios uHo Ssipirtt bauerEbe unl
1aic Seiurs, lei Der 2raue eR mdSe,r Irinfer sber
elm ricberaebIohener 2rIAtenboio Is lit in 2autns
ben bon tGeE auserUanet rucrbtn unb IN lcbem 6aQs
mar ooatommeHs Ss.!lhs ole Totse. ss sI.s tasi n.s
,lzmQ ourdJb.uH3en, 10 Ipirb Der fSortbeitaro oes
Npp,tits nab SplIltuoitH AM totaIeu unmo9itfeit.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC COMP" gisenrhLEerin,
Cincinnati. ..
Gin 4s s.iten ftarfes Bud nit al,u Sius,Iubeiten
sretiS. 3u babtH bsi
Robert 9aufenba6 & 9sba,
G6e Der 9aratsaas uno @nfasps CITRATE,
(Nus24. .gsSgi, ,9&W,1S SaItinsre. NS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
Ser shriftntuer.9as tn gsieu.

gS / { II "a. lial. = GrnIt pom QSiloen=
bruh wuroe Sum &OciigenOeu Oes i'll gSieu
Sulammeugetretenen S1rttiieuer Cages
srluahlt. Jiah ldngeren Serbauoluuaen
iiber Die 9riiuOuus etuer Yenitonstafe be-
id)loB Der Sdriitiltqer.2 2a9 ole Anlebuuug,
reip. Den Au1IuB aE bic 2,iiudeuer Yeu=
liousauIGlt. IaS III Der 9fotuuoe i'm :tra=
ter abQsbaIteue SanTett nabm eiueu iberz
aus glauSeupeu SerlanT. Gm 0fonta9
unterHaBmeH DIE gum SdlrlItteuer Gage
erld)Isneneu Seloeu Der 6eoer elne 0ahyt
aui Der Conan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
sersesreass usberfd.uemmuussa in Rama'

Sutareit, %. Wtai. - IuSseoebute
2auOitrtde i'll 9iunrdni.u Tuo in Solse aHs
buIteuOer 6eseusiiiie iiberibwemmt. SGnSe
20rfer ftehen inter g8aGer. Srei groBe
uub Is flelnere @ieubabubriiden puroeu
fOrtgerlTieu, mo Der Serfehr auf @iieubabs
nen uuO 2Bsgeu iit III mau1eu @egenosH
oeS SDnlgsrelhS 9anSlid geiptrrt. SOnis
Sarl bat 2O0O Pf0. Strl. fIr rlnteritiiguus
Der 1otbleioenoeH Qe3eldlnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

atbeu, %. 0tai. - Die Yrouiu3en
Attlfa uuo SheiiuIieH wurbeu beute Ourh
eiu @robebcn bemgeludJt. SH 2bebeu
iiir;tsu pieIe SGuier elm uuo mebrere Yer-
iOueH .rlltten SerIetuHgeu. I'M 10 ubr
hsate Ab.nO erei9neteu ilg ueue gri6ittes
ruusen III Itbeu, gariha, argos, &rtpOIi
uuG Solo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

RS Ger impOrtirte SIOftrsSrdu & o fer
9iiHe aus Der 2iiueburger 6aIoe, etn ers
outfit i6madbufter Stoff, piro bel 9ru. s..
2tto, Gde Der @ap> uno SapettetraBe, 6u
Gents bas Seioel uerlhdutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
golitifAes aus eetretd,- -iiuaarn.

g { Ii, "a. ViaI.-0er 0ltrel9nd.unea.
riI9e &riegsuIinIiIer D. Bauer bat psu 9tuds
qua augerreten. Gr ulbsrrlef oen Uniform.
SrlaB nno moblfisirte Die Srble, meIde
MISUNDERSTANDING unb 3eieroe=Sfiiie.
rem Die i3u9eboristet iu iluOeutll6eH Ser
binouuseH uuteriaste, OahiH, DaB uur nod
Die 3u9eb0ri9teit iu polItllbeu Seuoenseu
psrf0lseupsu Corps (OIs bsIanHt!id ssiss'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25

Yaris, %. Viai. - 9IrtOn, Der Yanas
nafaual=S SdImlubIer, ruurOe beute III oem
be5 Selne 2.partsmeuts in
ontumaciam 3u 2O=iahrIgsr 3uhtbausbaft,
ldbrigenl Serluit Der Sur9erredlte unb su
iucr @eIobuBe bon 100000 Sranten per-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-20
BOUNCED FROM A TRAIN.
JUDGE DECKER SUES THE
SANTA FE RAILAOAD.
wants s.. 600 Damages for Being Elected
From Train at Orlando IN
fntcrCs Ing suit.

Judge : d. Decker began suit yes
terday in the district court against the
Atchisop, Topeka and Santa Fe rail.
road company for So 900 damages In
his petition he alleges that ON the
morning of September l6, he pur-
chased ticket Mt Guthrie for Whar
ton in the Cherokee strip. That at l.
M the strip was thrown open 20 set
tlement by proclamation OF the pres
idcnt, and that he desired TO go {,
Perry, the new town onc.half mi e
north OF Whartoni that he boarded tn,
train at Guthrie, aud when the trai
arrived at Orlando on the south line
the strip, the conductor put him ot
the train, using unnecessary force ano
violence, and he was compelled
to stand In the heat and du>
for several hours. Whorcf0,
he asks s., GOO damages The contc
ton of the defendant will be ,hat bl
orders OF the secretary OF tho intori.
1t as prohibited from running an.
trains north OF Orlando on september
10th until H. o'clocA m and at thirty
Sniputcs before ~ M all trains should
be empty and then tho company could
begin - load on passengers. hence the
suit is not ouly " great Importance 4,
the railroad company and tine travc
ing public, but TO the legal fraterni y
as well as 1t will hrisUe with intrica,
law points.
The tight will be- battle OF giants
Judge Decker himself being one of In,
oldest lawyers ia tho territory aud h,
has secured the services Of T. .. Cas-
sidy Of Guthrie, who has been %
fighter of railroad companies for
twenty years, to prosecute the suit 10.
/ him rhe result OF the suit will b.
watched with much interest
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OFFICERS Gar LEFT.

nc ect.ves Iail to EecoYcr tLc honcy
stc en m the Michigan Robbery.
HANcoCK Mich, sept lA The de-
tcotivc7 AT work on the Mincial Range
road train robbery have been neat.
trickcd They teought yesterday
morning that the stolen money would
soon nc recovered bur they are as far
from That point ae ever.
George kiiber,v ono ot The two
South shore iiroMlA under arrest
,anfe~4st he had hand i'm the rob,
berry and told the detectives he had
just shipped the money ont ia an old
trlnk by nr1 II the regular trains In
\vEauree, Nj o.
'lhc detectives 20, ON special
grain pursued and ovcrhaulcd the
train said Ga hc carrying the trunk
iull ut money and found the trunl;
described by lNiberjy wa, empty,
Eithcr N''be.tv lied % the officers t.
give d.. e.cfeIcratce Sine 90 lrei away
with ,o money, oc tho a. .cy was
stolen A thc truull after b., ship
ped it .u h~ confession ho implicated
ENpr,- Nc niger Hogan Who was
ugrvrfr.
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rHOsE oHuOrAM ATTORNEYS.

OF several wears the Cboctaw appro-
rriatiou has been "a subiey, Of discus
SION in Washington The allowance
in he first p aee 0a, Questioned aud
rerv properly because the govern
meut had already PAID a price 10 the
same Indians Tor ihc Same Aeud. Pres.
.~eat Harrison withheld payment for
tine, but congress refused 90 camel
tha appropriation. Mr. Clcyeand's S
uaminis'raton has mo- option d could
only obey tHe insira zion of cou.r,s,.
cnpAas,ae3 ny tac a.Prora, IT two
sessions, ANA pay aut t.c moacy as
the appropriatou uil prescribed
he attorneys obtained 81 d, ~t.a.,
Cor an enornoas percentage ot ta-..-
p-opriation. The ser, ta,s s,.a.
dered ia urging she claim up,r ..a.
gueSs seem io have nocn a.tr...ye..
very small 10 She appr,rsaU .a is
f1und 10 have been an taf ju>tec .u
abe Indians tte ai,orEeg> fcc> are
hardly matter FOR iut,rlcsen. e.. sil q,
such trib,s as tac Chociaws au q Caio.,.
.saws are us wei ablo to ialc oar, ol
emselves as anv commrai'y ~ white
men u is thc appropriation rather
than The fees Walsh rel. rcs an over
hauling lkc morey has rspe. l,at
tae causes 90 its departure NAV l,s ir.
siruciivc to The publc
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BENEFITS OF REGBTRATIoN.

Vow is The time when the honest
lomestcqdcr can avail himself ct The
benefits intended for him through reg
lstration at the Cherokee styip booths
lt he viii take the means 60 secure the
benefits which the interior department
desired % give him, no sooner who is
rrv holging down q claim, can possi-
hly secure title undcr the law. for the
rcason taat hc was a sooner 90 cvade
fho law" J. De goes 20 The land oill,e
to iie ON hi> claim hc mus, make his
certificate part oi h,s oWjavit When
De docs that he commits perjury. The
uim OF Tie sooner now viii bc TO sea-
or re.mquiSa h,s ili-govon lands be-
fore 'he expiration ol 9o days allowed
2 "a in which o. h,e II parties 10
whom the sooner offers 60 sell will
ia.,e pains 20 investigate the legality
and regularity ot the saoper's catry or
settlement on the claim before ucyoi.
ai'ng "a purchase, ,hc chances are nine
in ,cn eases hc win Gnd he has legaI
r-gat 10 either 6,e upon or make so,.
tlenent on thc claim in question.
when a sooner is detected he will no,
contest against legal homc>tcaders
Investigate when a man wants TO sell
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tU,,eo, sept la-Th, question oC
extending thc fair unth january &
camc un ioc discussion ~ the mecting
of tho directors lest evening, Tho,
also c'r-.dcryl the question OF reIuS
ug sunday admission TO tVcnty-hco
sens, There is mach o000,ilian '
extending tGy fair rcrcnd the =
Used Oy Cou9rcs> NAM pcopis
S.Ne ul tho exposition o4bci'
man yl tho lattry have =
unNl~e t' attc;,,lt a.
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lN hunting a ound for causes of the
cnrrcucy panic republicans will soon
hit their tone against the treasury de-
icit n the Cleveland surplus had
been retained nobody would have
do "A h,ed the ability ~ the treasury 90
maintain any kind of currency good
had or 81 80
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>fpAIA. Mo, sept Ia-The Mis-
souri, state fair, which will be- held
here bee unirg ,,nc week from gcster-
day has hung mp seS.oao In thc speed
ring ayA has secured sou fyers. at-
tractcd De- the purses and the kite
shaped track, among them nircctum
fiying iih. Telegram Dandy %
Kentucky Union aud many other
almost equally prominent
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tINCINNAEL Ohio. sept 'g A wei
H- on tac diamonj.the FIRST I'm The his
.'rl of ia~t Dall. wa, hc't 40 the home
plate oa lac West end grounds jus.
before Yesterdays game Louis
Eapr OBJ, assistant ground kecpee
ar4 Noe. Smith were married l-
squire IFrcl I'm the presence ~ s. 300
spectators who checrcd the pair
u>tiiy as soon as thc ceremony was
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PARIS, Sept % The Brazilian -
paton in this city announces mat IL
has received "a dI,pa cA stating that
thc iusurgcn, n.et started to bolsbay1
Rio dc aanciro as noon yesterday ss,
d'd consider be damage Tao =
patch further states that lAo
tlon al the Brazilian capital 81 81
changed '4ln
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AMAN at Perry cut his throat yes
tcrdav. Probably did IL 70 scrape ont
the dirt
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'1orrr buying land at saltwater
ars net getting ANY titles.
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nox'r expect too much all in bulk
from the new towns,
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A NuNnER az medic re sheets arc
trying to WACO war ON Perry. That's
no way To build up the strip
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'.e eest and aaost cor y etc.
s,t''. D'o.le and $ aoo. - sioel
as % Guthrie has jas piiie
'' ''''' ai 'he capital ,ity ~ o'et
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WEATHER AND CROPS.


Report of the United states Department o.
lgUudtrFe,
l.. :, DEpAElNtNr uF A0ROuLrVRE
MlAuER BUREAU.
Tho weather during the week ending
September Is, lse3 has been the most
trying and dsarreeable within the
season High temperature, cloudless
sky and an absence OF rain and dew
aave prevailed
We are NOW passing through one oi
the longest sitgcs Of drouth ever eN
pc,iencod, po rain has fallen foi
twenty davs and the present pros
pect Tor rain is not encouraging. 4
severe hot Wind prevailed over nearly
AN %, The two territories on the 18th.
butat this j.me Of the year could DO
H,uc a- 90 damage lieisN To high
southerly winds have prevailed d.ing
,nc air with clouds of dust and max.
ing &, very d.sagceeable.
Highest temperature l05at Kemp
on the 18th, lowest G., W.nnovicw on
the 10th.
rUY CROPS
The dry and hot weather has bc,.
very Favorable for cotton Holls are
opcpiug rapidly ana picking is IN f1u
b.as. Reports this. week indicate
heavy crop In the Cbcclqv Nation. i
Liuoo.u and Pouav'atomie copnue,
oelo" an average IN the Chicka>ao
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prsonrNuup sooners jaw about
Perry.