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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-02-21
Obituary..

Again we are called upon to record
the death of well known resident,
Gustav Schemmel, who died at his
home in the First ward, Friday morn
ing, February Is, 1894, at the age of 43
years His disease was stomach trouble,
with which he had been a sufferer for
some weeks previous to his death.
Deceased was born in Germany and
came here with his parents when
quite young. He was blacksmith by
trade and carried on shop at the
corner of Third and Jefferson streets.
Mr.. Schemmel leaves a wife and six
children to mourn his loss. The funer-
al was held Sunday afternoon from
Mr.. Schemmel's late home and had
large attendance, both the Odd Fellows
and the United Workmen, of which
orders the deceased was a member,
being present in bodies.
S. V. R. Brockway died at his home,
11O8 Tenth street, this morning Of gen.
eral debility, after lingering illness.
He was born in Van Rensselaer,
county, New York, October 4, 1907,
and in 1910 removed to Rock county,
this state, ten years later settling on a
farm in the town of Clyman. He had
been a resident of the city since 1888.
The deceased is survived by widow
and granddaughter. Mr.. Brockway
was veteran of the civil war and a
member of O. D. Pease post. The
funeral will be held tomorrow fore
noon at 10 o'clock from the family resi-
dence.
Zada, Youngest daughter of Mrs.
Bertha Simdars, residing at 412 Sixth
street, died Thursday, February Is, Of
brain fever, aged thirteen years, after
a brief illness. Zada was bright, pre-
cocious child and her untimely death
is an affliction hard for her mother,
sister and brothers to bear. The funeral
was held Sunday from St. Johns
Lutheran church.
B. Peirick, farmer living east of
the city, while on his way to his barn
to look after the horses last week
Tuesday, suddenly fell down and in
few minutes was dead. He was ailing
with the grippe and heart failure
caused his death. His funeral was held
from st. Henri's church Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Sanlpftehcl= GrplDliaucn.
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.. >. SoO9es, 20 0tcilcn w.itllb eon
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perteet- Die @ctGotctsn linb Die @cbr.
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mems WilfIrIOn. llriahe Ser GrpIoion
mar aa;u nleOligcr &a6crtanO.
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&chcl ;ihlcnOcn Sutieric Scr .ScrrD
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gen bsute iriin Is llbr, nut glusnabme
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pmbe sctOOtet. QbOmaS Carr, gS.
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GOrten: 8. ). OiNian, Der &ormanm
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perluunO:t un6 Sob. 5letcnltcin, gS.
0nImm, Better $ocf unb 0cnr:S Brcuz
mann ibmer perleet.
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ben, III ctncn SriimmerbauTtn perruauz
belt ruurOcn, nnO wabreuo pc3 aan3cu
Saacs Die 9rOBte 9lairesun9 am I'm
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IcltlteaeH, oh nod weiters Ecrioncn loh
untsr ben Eriimmcrn bclinOcn Oncr
nidlt. Giniee Ycutc woIIen wiiIcn, ban
nod IinT 0tGnuer usrmiBt mcrOcn, Die
8camteu Der Grube erIlGren ieooa, bic
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fchcl paro cine oitrtcl 0ieilc 10 it pom
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reno Gbcile Der iibrisen &eiicl uui allen
Gldeen Der 3eAc oeriiclcu unO gor
man9e5 Olenldcnlebcn betrOB.cn. Der
oura Die GJpiOiiOh sutitunbenc mate
riclle Scrluit IulrO iid AMI iiber $780,
900 belaufcn. Scd)8;cbnbunOert Mdnz
aet unb &naben werO;n ourh oiclelbe
:emporar arbsltsioS, uno Sbamofin
oerlisrt luOdentlidj $4,000, sic pom
Oer 3eds oil SObnen uus9s;ublt wurs
oeue .-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
SIN Ipaniidct Sabinct lit man ttus
cittia.


SO aSrib, 10. Oft. 2lnldBlib Scr
9i6tuiiion ibcr Die 0urdiiibrung Der
fir Saba uuo Borto 5iicO 9epluntcn
9teiOrmcn lit c8 innsrbolb oc5 &abinet6
su crnitlldcn Diiicrcujcn geIommcn.
Sniolgc Iciicn bat Der uiinilter iiir Die
&o,onle'n, 8ccerra, bcrelt5 angctilr'
Sigt, oaB CT itin ,FOrtcicuiuc nlcOeriulcs
gen 9eoentt.
Tie 9luirc9ung, wclde iih ula6alo
nad Der tir,llb CrIOl9tcn Goulctyutlon
Os5 eritcu prctcltGutiIden 8tldOiS i'll
Moorio se!tcuO madte, lit nod fortz
wobrenO III 3uncbmcn bcgrihcn. Der
p6pitii6e 9tuntIuS bcitatigt, OaS Die
GOnietratiou elm Sofrtleg uno Ourd).
aus uugcieslid mar. Die llbcrolc
8nrtel bttradtet 0isic GrfiGrung bcS
9tuntiuS ais Ginniidung einc8 ircms
zen 0plomatcu in Spanicn'5 iunere
2lugelegcnbeiten, unO SIC llbCraleu Glat>
tcr ueyIan9en MN, ouB Die ipauliht SIC
gjCrunQ ocm pGpltlid)cu 2tuntiu6 icNe
YGNc iaitcle. Die 6ra9e OrObt iOnlt
,iurn crniten polltiit)eu GBaraEler aHz
3uucbmcn.
9Ste China nd ptrt1eiOiocm lptll.
SOn6 on, 10. Sft. - Sine ben
n9imc8" aus YofOboma ;uge9an9eue
Ospcihc WicScrBolt ric Ottloun9 pom
Der Ginn0bme uOn Ii6Jiu unb fugt
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Seta9crnna iiirdtcn, 6usEi idlu 9cipcrrt
babcn. 9n Canton iOQ cin Panif aus
gebrOdcn icia.
9cmldben 8latt wiro aus Sbnn9z
bai, ebeniau5 pom hcutI9cu Sage, &C.
meloct, paB Elm brl;iidcr STii;lcr, mel
der nit GROCER Sorsialt ale Oi: UcrS
idIcocnen 8crdte ijber 0ie Shlutt BET
Gng gang gelammcIt bat, ST Dem
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beua9cu bat
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fabelt Der GOrrcipOnocnt Der . Gmc5"
in Gicn.Giin, OuB GOO0 5luiicn an otr
cortaniidJcn 0jrcn3e auirlaridrt iiuO
unO bel 0unszI idan9, mn 0ttllcn
nOrOlld) BON Der Glren;s, BEN lap0ntz
Ihcu Lruppen 9cgeuiIber ltcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
9Britcrr Cpier DER @aIObrduOr.

3ebu 2ed)eu in Der llm9sgeuN BON 9iutIeg
auis.fUuoen, bod uur Orcl berieIbtn
ibeutifi;irt.
ct. GGOub, Minn., 10. Sttbr. -
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in oem au5gebraunten DiItritt uu6 Ser
yci6c ieine5 Sdwuaer8 9Sm. Nturrag
inbte, lit gsitern uOn 0InfLsg Bicrbcr
3urilfgetebrt.
0eitsrn 9ta9mittug fauO man Orei
2cidcn, iuelhc OILS Die Der @eiudten,
iorpit Der Sol;baucr GuanS uaO 8bite
iocut;Ii;irt murOeu. 0r:w crfldrt, OaB
cr uuI isinen StreiiSiiseu bic fuit gang
LID pcrfoblten GcIaen BON orei3cbn
9erioncn faub unO oaB cine 9rinOIidc
iyitsmutiihe GUIDE mtnOeitcn5 Die bop
psIt: 2tnsabl Der 2eiden 6u Gage f0rs
bern pirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
nIammanB's" stabtzSifrt.

yiutlau 2trauB oil Der Spibc ais Mogoys.
GuuOlcat fir bic R,tropOle.
-Natbau StrauB.
YrQiibeut Der aldermen, 8cb0rSe-Nu.
gultu6 ". Teters.
Sd)erii-Siaat Sobmer.
8ecoroer-6reoerld u. Smiih.
Rrajter oes Suprems@erihts - Charles
s. SrRar.
GorOnsrs-9atob 0litnidt unO 3obu q.
Sbsa.
glum & 8Ol3io, 3msi 6cutide
NeniduftIid Sebil6ete Spiitcr, babcn
in Dem 9cbGaOe, Or. 22O. 9}Or0s@barz
I;sitraBe, ein @ci9dIt eroInet, pclac5
lid Ohnc .3ueiiel eiLer 9rcB,n &EnOs
itGit crfreucn UirS, Oa oie WiitgIicOer
Der 6jrma beitre5t icin werOcu, iih
OuTA fOitenIreie unO senauc llntsriuz
dung Der 2lu9en ba5 Scrtraucn uQer
Oeutihen ;u crlperben. Giyuu0li6eS
StuOium unb largidbrige Griabrunq
i'll Osr 8eIanOlrng 2lugen!eiO:nOer be.
fGbigen iie, ielbit in 6eu idmieri9iten
6dlIcn gang oor5ii3Iid paiIenoe @Iaier
uno oaOura 0cliunq ju uerIdaIfcn. I'm
ibr @eiaait ctu5uTiibreu, rerOcn iie ale
SOgten &ugen9Iaicr unO 8rilen ;u b:n
bcnfbar aisOrI9ltsH Freiien uerfauIen.
Sri. Murtba 6Orb, bic S9wcs
Ger 0c5 Srn. Charles 6. TOro. wirO
beute ais .2lnGelico" in Gem in n0ars
ri5' 0tuiitzGtaoemis" sur 2luiiabrung
9eIangenOcn 2ultipisl "a Night Off
auftreteu. 9(u Samitu98 gtahnlittag
miro Gle 8alttmOrer &iultleriu in ocm
2uitipiel go s" - rcbenbcl be-
merit, elmer 2lnncigung bes Oeutitcu
Stidt5 nS9wubenitrsit:, ibr Gliteis
men maheu.
9ermiidtes. - General 0cz
idaitSIibrer 5. 8rafet BON Der .Gcnz
tcnnial. .Sercini9uns" bcsub ii6 g,itcyn
ua6 6r.berif iur Austeuuua<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
StnOt Baltimore.
unfulI QcQcn W}ittcrnaI

II II all Qcgen Wt tern d) t.
- 2ln 0cr Gdc Der 0Ortz9(Oao unO Sr.
fOr5itr0Bt luago 9eltera 2lbcno 10 Wtis
nuten Dor II llbr Gin Dem SbOma5 9loz
let pOn Nit. Garmel, 8aItimOrc<Go. =,
9ebOren0tr bon bier FicrOen gc;o9encr
Wasen POM g8aggon 9tr. 285 Ser
Gun & Suburbon 80bn" getrofIeu.
Die 9eIbicl oc5 &u9cn8 orang clnem
0e< EierOe in Oen 0(ldcn unO oQNelbc
itart tur5 Oaraui.
Gin uE0crcS Bitro luar0 lciht per-
lest. Der GutIhcr Oc5 g8ugcn8. 0r.
llOer, ielbit marc auf Die StraBe gez
i6leuOt,t mo trug cine i6limme Scr
punOuu9 ibcr Dem lintcu llu9eulicoc
uno an rebtcu !0anOgelcut 6apOn. Der
DiotOrmaun Oes &aggOns, @corge u.
WIuniog, warO lei6t an Der Stirn uuo
an &nie psrlskt.
Gin Glter Gamer in 0en
$ dnOcn Ser 5 SuIti3.-Sm mittlcz
rem StationSbauic Iicierte @ebcimpOli.
silt @ault 9eltern AbeuO ben 81 Sabre
altsn Salomon 8. Bud ab, oen er in
8enniploanieu uab lGueerer 9eriolz
gung crwti1t bate. Bud itebt inter
Der SeiAuiOi9ung, unter ioli4en 2lngas
ben ie $50 pOn Sob. u. Sarbert, Dinr
@eiIenbcim, H. s.. s. 9iOrri8, &arl
SdmiOt uub gtnOercn crlun9t gu boben.
0cr In9sl9u Oigte CrlIcB i'm SUM 3. s.
in en9lliacn s3etunsen 2lu3ei9cn, uad
lueldlen er 9gentcn gum Sertaufc pan
9teubeItcn &c. iubte un0 2lppllfanten
uublslt, $50, $75 nnO 500 81 ocpoui.
ren, Die CT nab gsmilier ,3cit 3uriid>
5abIen wOllte. Gr bate eiu 8ireau all
ocr Sarato9az, nubc Sdr0OcrltraBe;
er0Iinst. 9}a9cclL CT BON iet8 OOcr
0dt $criOncn 9eIO eupIau9en, Der
itwanO CT.
9apt. Col. 6reburser ian0tc auf Oie
SeldwcrOen ben 9ebctmpo poll3iiteu Gault
aus, I'M esn Gntpi6encn riugieit III
MAIDEN. @ault fanO, 6aB Bud am
SOHntag unter bem 9tauen .. @.
8reen III Canton, 8eOfOrO GOunt9,
3D., mar unS na9 QSiuiam82ort abb
reiite. 5n BlaSburg, Gioge @ountp,
bate CT iia alf z. @. Barton im
Yort>!oOtel" III Oa8 6rem6cnbu6 eins
gctragen. Gts Der @cbeimpOliiiit nit
Ocul |Qotclbciteer iprad, fam Bud sic
Grcppc bcrunter uno 9ing i'll BEN SOf,
no CT ieit9cnOmmen un0 bann nad
Baltimore gebru9t uurOe.
Der 3nbaftirtc gerirte iid) oft nl8
DtetbOOiitenselitliher unO Igent. 9fah
ben Criminal %lunalcu wuroc CT III
YOrfzGOuntD, Ya., oebOrsn. 2tm 10.
sunni 1888 WurOe er bier inter 6bnlis
dem S6winoel pon BEN @cbeimpolisis
ten 0rolte uno SeibOlo psrbaitct, un0
um "a. September, na6oem Ell Our6
cine 9teSe i'm G)erlfte cle SDmpatbie
Ocs 9fihter8 uudgcrufen, auf 3wei
0tOnate uad bsm GjeI0ngnlB geiarot.
2lm 7. September 1889 wurOe er pom
GjcbeimpOli;iiten uuf fiinf dhnli9s 9tuz
Hagen pcrbuittt uuO AM 7. Sttobtr Def
iclbtn 9a5reS auf iwci 3abrein 3u9tz
BauS QeIanOt, no CT an Z. Stunt 1891
entlailen wur0e. BUD miro beute Dem
SheriH Ibcrlieiclt w:ro:n.
Spatefr stiif5na6ri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
groYnese:t Sen astursl sasana's.

81 III, IL. Stt.- OteHag:ro" pcrs
OHcntiht eiu 9ntsrpicw NIT Scaor
emilio Gaitelar. bcm lpanii6en Staatsz
mann, in welhem ec crtlarte, oa6 Der
Stur; Oe5 ipanIi4cn Frcmier5 Sasalta
unau5blciblib lei unO in Babe crfolz
gen miine. 9tud iprab Sr. GaltcIar
i:in. ScIricOigun9 nrS, OlB Der Yaplt
Die 9aaOluns5peiIc sasaita'8, bic
gSeibc zines prOteitanttIdcn SiiaOis
in WtaSriO 3u geltattem, ucrOammc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12

Ron F,adht. b. foIg.nb.n gpmptOme m.Idbe ans
Stsruns Der Seroauuns sssOrsaH. brrriiGrtn: Der,
topiuns iEnere 3dmOrrbOioen, sIutaHoraas I'M &opi,
edure I'M Wnstn. 9leiSuus ium grbreb,u. sobbrcn,
reH, gRtb,rtpiaeH sesen YabruHs, Stpcre I'M Dia.
gen, iaures 4uostn, uErubiscr 8erAidbla9, grihnt,
ternHa o6.r grtiduHs beim gitaen 8liior,n,
GIeden oesr Gepebe nor ben Guser, 6ieber uno bum.
pier 3opi S6m,rs, Ntbmunas sbeihperbeH, ssbe 9aut'
une SHs.Hiorbe. SfmtrS.n in Der Stitc, Srut, ben
@IibunseE, pIosIib U.riidrftes 9.jHopfea uns
breEHsHoss Setubl in ben 2BeittbeiIeE.
&lniss DoieH Don GfaomaG'S Siuen befreien bas
Sefem BON ben seraHntcn Seihneroen.
Drets % Cts. Die Gtad1teI.
gu baben bet auen MP otbefsrR.
plan fGri6. an TT. gfaopnn & Somp., 9. o.
Beg 3e5, Yetu'Dorf. fir sineR 9fatbseber. I'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Siaman ra6t iidJ.
Folitiide 9esuer pom 0tilitdrfaubc
luspeULirt.

Columbia, S.sG., II. Stt. =
@Ouucrntur Gilman erl!cB ciucu ge.
febI, laut weldcm idmmtli6e Militdr,
Sfii;isre iuspenOrt iiu0, wcde iid) lutis
gsrtcn, nu9 Darlington gu seGcn, uys
ct ben oIcSbejIslidsn Scfchl ertbeilte
0islc Scriii9un3 itlieBt gleih5citI9 bic
Scitimmung ctn, OaB iie i'll 3utunIt bis
auI MettereS ni9t Gnseborige tcs WRiz
litGr5 fiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
e It II e rIt1

9uriren 80 bis so ZropfsE in siHem baI6en GTcw
ueb.lieIt gr6r.1eH, SOobreH1eH, 9terpoiitat, Shas
IoIl.tIt, YljgrGH,, IIGubot, 8qtEtsrle. Guol:rGs
gtoytus, Gollc, SllqEaaeH uRo ale iEHerll9eH
Shmerj:E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Malaria WalQria,
S9RttelirOt, faltes 5is6sr,
@edlIelFeber beWGItigt.

Either UHb ggetitIT,6sT tuTirt fIr aHfJig Cents.
Gs tIitiIt tsin NcIMtt IN Der SSet, Delte5 faltes
Iieb,r uaa ggcdiaE 5er uHo ale ioHfigtH Sumpis,
blloisH uro aHousH Elt6er (mtE ollle poR JiaoWapS
EtQ,H) 10 raid lcilt iUIs GaopaP'S ReGo9 9slet.
EEtIs 90 &ts, pro Glaits. SB 3IsStpsisR 40 babes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
gSeiOet unO 2sefGweroen.

geacr Sopfreb ob Dfiardne ootr Htrpoiss SopTs
nebJ, 3abnlueb, 9tcurdl8l.. JlhcHmGtismus. pufts
ntb, edmeritH urb Uiattyateit Im JudtH, Dem Jtu6s
eTct ob,r ben ycItu IN Ger EcberSeseHo, Blcursie,
Observation-Disclosures uHo S6W,BeH leoer IIt UIro Die
dHDeEouRs uoR JG5wG-'5 9teaop GcIei iofoytias
Grsitteruua bcrbtIiubTta uEe oeiicH forts,iegteT
ejttraudb fUdbJsHo tiHls.r Gase elHs psrEa1eats
@,HeiuHs bsmsItlentgsI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
dIaaenOcs @Gettcr.

Sin 8eggmauH get0Otet unO Sebu itwer
perlstt.
9t.wcafte, @ui6., 10. Sft.-
Gin idIuscnbcs @etter srei9nete iid
bcute in Der Witne bcr rSregOnzSmz
pcOucm,ntz@ Omp. -" in 6OI9e Deiieu Elm
Bergmuun Oa5 ysben perlor unO 5sbn
bsrielbcn IdJUer, neur nibt l:bensgcs
fabrlth, p:rleet wurOcn. Die GrpIOjOn
erci9uete iid gu elmer s3eit, in Ocr nur
wcnige 2lrbeiter iid IN Der 0tiue be-
innNru-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
9ewidtig.s 3.uguis Oso Gtunuuberunsss
&Ommiiiars, A4tb. George Starr, i'll Be-
aug Out Die !9eiItrait UOH 8aOpup'S
0teaOg 9lelief bel eiHem Sale BON
0Ehsnn11nfiRmnA Il, htn fSIften

RI 3, gouResQIoN RtpsDorE

RT. ., BaH ReB VI q y, ReDS gort
9r. RGorUap. - Bel mir bat Six Selief 28uHosE
aeruIrit. gBabyeHb ocr IcgtsH sabre max ldl Uon
EdufQeH uno bo5aItile1 8EI-leH BON ScIaGlcd belWs
grutt, IUUeIIsa tri.ItdtE n oIsiebeH DON Der Ceas
heng.geEo bis U ten GHot:IH uHo 8eltDeIIi8 5er Die
beloeH uRtereH GheomGBeH.
29dbreHo bitiir 3,t N UeId]eT Id Don oisisn
SmerBtH scpld Il DHJoe babe ib iail ale Ssllmlttel
pTObIrt bic mix IEitl5tHt Stuttn uHo yiurreu
empioblcH DuJbIH, N Der SolIHuns. GrleiherU a Bu
fnbcH. ood Guc5 cIU::5 I'D ais elm {5tbliuiGg.
SO 5cb psrf7itotE: aItcH Stoer ge6rGudr, mid
mGHHeiGfsr S.5aHoIH7g uEteJSo3en, GuBcJlid SllIs
ueEte IN Diae oHgtUaEbt, ioDle RegeptG bcr bcruors
Togenof.u G,TIte, gtts HotiieH oermo dte 5u teeH.
BtrloijentH ScUttHber wuIoe td1 auf oTiHgeaors
grlud.H tHss SreuHotS loer ttb IN eeJIelben cage,
iUIe l t,faHe) usEcIttt, 3lr Dutsl An pro5iTeH i1
lit All Der 3cit an slatm mclEsr oIteH Anidue Gu
HeiHeT utbsIraI6EHg UEa sraBttn rrtabe p,rIhaifte
mir bic erie gpplitntloH GritIbteruHa, Hadbem i'd
bic GfTSirttH 6 s.t s6aott EHo Haia9lrt batts, IN
ben blicbmaBtH iUUr5s burb oa5 Gtllcf ne ruoblS
thu. be l9drmt 6trOorgEufH uHo IN turBer 3tI uers
fdpaHe Der Sdm,rs OolraHoI9. 0b9cib Id IeihtG
psTioelihe GRi6qe UtIipGUe bcpm 9traHHobeE timex
atHotruHe bc5 ggttteJ5, 70 ro,s Id Jest bod Uie ID
mid Ju turItn tGbt uEe gum pcrrter otr Sltuation
m1te. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF n melH 5reUHo.
St uEternebme tciEc Iclie. obEe tIHe U,aihe oGoon
SIR trst6,ntr 9sO. StarE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
21isren. nno 2sfafen>Seisen
9r. &aotua1's
S1r[np1riGl0n Re(olUent,

Gin SeiImitteI. fpeId,s aus Srsr.o.nBien Don Oils
s,rorotutli6tr meoisHihen giaenhaiteu Suianls
menseiegt if bauptiddIlid I'm ben berunt,rattOmmt,
men uHo anae9rIifeneH 3orper su reinisen Iu beien
susuridttn unO gu t6rteH. Tah, anssEtbm, fidrr
hno iulrfan IN ieIner lSirfuHs. 3u ba6eH bel aaen
apotbeferH. gtHtH Dollar pro 6Iaihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
WauTen sm @amfc tleioen.

Sraiicl, II. Oft. = Der &rie9Sz
nliniitsr nat nnbcIo blen, bic IGmmtlis
d]sn bel9iiben Gruppen am 4. unS 10.
SttOber, an weldcn Sa9eu Die all9es
meincn Wablcu itattiiaSen, in ibren
&alernen marl6ber:it su balt,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
&aotpa0'8 yteQOD.8eIief
fuyirt umo Uerbufet
GrtaItuug, 5uitru, b0icn gals, Sn'
furnsa, JtBrnmatismns, NeI'
ralgic, &OpiucB, 3abnmeb,
gllthma, Qltbemnnth.

CFs IfuSttt Die pein'ocnoftcu Sdlmtr3tu fl els
ncr tis SiuaHiie UNHut:H. yiydt etEe StuRoe nab
2eicu bieicr 2lnlsiss ioHte irGcuo sIcmamO S6merF
Reu Iei0Ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
@rptebem III Stelfe,t .

atben, IL. Sft.. 0NSisr GrOIt0Be
iuurb.n bier l:ete 9tadt uAripirt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Sir 0oae an Der SeIoooo.@oi,

&iiiabon, II. Sft.-Gine Depcz
ite aus yOursujo, 0larque;. all ser G:z
la92a,Yai, melOct, baB o!c BUrtu9icicn
pOn 10000 &aiI:rn umSingelt iinO.
Die Stabt lit itart beIcltrJt. Di: Glns
geborcncn pIiinosrtcn 9cittrn Die hinge
9eno ser Sta0t uuo branutcn picle
SIujcr uicoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Snatelfr SdlifEsnndlridltcn.

Bremen, 10. Sftobcr. Der Iamz
pier g8eimur" pom Baltimore lit beute
angefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12

2OnOon, II. Stt. - 9ta6ri6ten
ans SeOul pom gcitern laIIcn cric6cn,
SaB Die FroUin5 GbtngzGpons Do irei
BON Gebelsn iii, Die EopatHtoS abcr
tmmcr nod in O.y @rOuin; Sung gang
Do ibr 9Seicu trcibtn. 3w0,f 6:cicis
bcu iiHO tir3lib pcrbaitct unO mad
GbenulpO ms G}efangnjB 9cbraas
mOroen. Gmc aus odlt fortanii lcn
@aIOcntrd9ern bcitcbcno: @tilu0tihait
wrO iid mn 13. Sft. ro6 SoirOibiml
begcbcn, nm oem &ai;cr pon Sapln rcn
DaRt Oes S0nig5 iiir Die uutcroriifuug
Der 9febcllion im Snncrn b.5 StQutcS
81 iiberbrin9cn. Der &alicr mirO cis>
lcl6en periOnlid empfaugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12

Is atbiet,t ben foIttruSftH g6HerstH augsnbIidIia
eirbalt, iro,rt grt5lEoUH9 uno beilt 8tutaHoraH9,
i,i IS nab ben guuscH, Dem uia3cu, ben 9sbdrms1
o0er aRosrtn GrueR ooer Srsanen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
gSollrit Sapau HidIts 1T oen. gSsa
IcQcu.

Ser[in, II. Stt.-Oie n&0lniidc
s3citun9" bcbauptct, Die eurOpdIiacn
Uidhte bGttcn liA auf cine fOrcaaIidc
EOIitlf seelnl9t unO beld ohtn, 9tidt5
;u untcrnebmsn, mas Sapan in icincm
Anmarid auf Selling binocrn f0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12
Bon 9nttnc6e SeForirt.

Sienz Z lin, II. Stt.-Oer &aiz
isr uon China bat ben Capt. uon 6au.
nede Oua @rOBtrcus beS OOppeltcn 0ra<
den>SrOens Uerliebsn, luel Oerlclbs walz
rsuo Der Sd aht i'll Der YalusSu1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-12

@Ia8sOw, II. Stt.-G. $. @bec=
Ter, ein 9lftlenmatlcr aus ltcw.2 .2)O,f,
wurbs seItcrn am 8orO Oe5 0ampIcrS
State OF CALIFORNIA, luclder III Der
ytudt ;uoOr bier cntam, tOGt in iciasr
SaiHte uOr9ciunOen. Gin 9cr5i4Eas iOll
ben SOB utranIaBt BADEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--Flour duh ana
held higher and firm; winter Wheat low
grades S2.dJM2.60; fair TO fancy, S2.o9V
g95; patent. s.. 1913 ~ Minnesota ciear'
tras 81 ttJQ-2D Southern flour dull
and firm; common TO extra fair, s.. lOu
300: good to choice do, S3lOG3.O
Wheat fairly active for exports and
frmert No. 2 red, store and elevator,
GOlsaGJHc; anoat, 6lMn6lHc. Options
fairly active and strong at AqlAc ad-
vance No. red, January Gll3c.; Feb
ruary, G2Sc.; May, 6i@sc.; December
Cor Corn fairly active and easier; No. .,
51ae., elevator; 5sc. afoat Options
we're dull and irregular and closed steady
with December We. down ana other
January, 53i4c.; May, 55%c. .,... Am
oats quiet and iirmer. Options duH
and stror ger: December, ,3fsc.,.; : anuaJly
Hay in moderate demand and steady
shipping j0a00c.: good 10 cholce' iVp ' &c.
Wool in moderate demand ana steaIy'
domestic fleece i7G22c.; picked, l2n3lc
Pnef d,iI. family, S10Wnl20O; extra
,rsSs - 0nis "a; beef haus quiet az
u7O0dl7.50; tieTced peer cur o1y e oi,
tnd avn. pickled bellies $50; shoHl-
d dars s5.8irs15.JO; hams. fs-5"99.2'; mid
uUief anu 'Ni '''-N' -.
s,ea1n 40 asked: city, ~ l3aGsIt4'
1ocar,ber S737; January Sth Re-
dnoi "Continent, $40; South American
w 81. compound s55Ol5.7j.
FoP."rk Guiet and steady; mess. $l3.oGJ
~. extra primo nominal .
fD.,-',ter ouiet; state dairy, l3n23l2c.;
...oonerv. isG2jc. western dairy ll9ljc.;
Cct.earnerv, i5d2Gc.: Elgins,, 2ic.
Cntton seed oil steady and weak; crude
,ts,5liSc.; yellow, 20Hc.
Petroleum quiet ,
pain dull and steady; strained, COM
- "a good. 81 300
iii ,TTiuirpentine quiet and steady at 2I&9
'oP'i Dice fairly active and steady. domes-
,,c fair TO extra, 4ha0c.; Japan, 4isW
SColasses-Foreign nominal; New or
ieons. open kettle, good 90 choice, IN
Fair demand and steady at 2sai3se.
1900 Unchanged TO ~ points up; De-
revnher sii. S.yn l4Oo. February, Si3.f0;
Aprit, sI2.T5: August, Sl25S; october
SO 2jai2 40 Spot Rio duh and steady;
S,,gar- Raw dull and stealy: fair re.
f,ning. Re. Refined dull ana lower on
a 8iaSTSc.: standard 4, 1 l5-l1a i'sc.i
ctit-loaf and crushed, f3-iG;Jc.; granu-
lated. 3 i5-iGailc.
Freights TO Liverpool strong, ana ae'
tive. cotton. J-32d.; grain, 8Ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-04

st. perier. n IL turned down low cur
and Ioose and has the practicai msrn, on
being raised a little every uas VI
Ing to be fresh from the Ma7"'
Octave Thanet' in Wilde Oh AMER, ,l.
can types I'm 'Scribner 'ias AL sho hos hss
met in these w1 rds: ''Shc had struggled
UP frcm childhood in teheilel'. hy ,''
somehow at odd times hau eIu.ateI ~ NJ
self, and was, when ! ill., Might envV'
The good that this one strong, CAIN
cheerful spirit has done among 'ie WIN
ing people would be haru W ~.
Many times | looked for heF efett, stroHs
figure among, the crowns musical mellow
laugh that | did not turn my heau hal1
expecting TO meet the SHINING OF her
brown eyes and the fash OF her Wnite
teeth. There was a iaI s,rSsoablc Nm a
spiritual kinship, both OF mem having
I'm their personalities sOmetnlhg serene
and bright AMI strong. ne ItslIuIlts
NJ power softened their every Iip. . an, anu
n sunny temperament informed the very
quality of their voices. YET they had
bten born and lived all heir days IN the
GREATNESS, unpeaceful Guy
The Germans are certainly thrifty. The
inmates Of house IN the lasholhaDle
quarter of Berlin were nor re,, ~,
when one recent day hearse urew up
before the door. No one could account
for the circumstance. and the neighbors.
who turned out in force, tried ied,, IN van
TO solve the riddle. for. TO thelr KNOW ,y
house house in question. But who shall de
scribe the astonIshment or the oystahd-
ers when the driver Of the 93mlnous We
hicie drew up the slide ana draggeu ... ouI
II was the new Girl. who was removing
into ,be service Of the family living at
that address Her swesthH7rt "as ne
charioteer OF the funeral car. VINO piac-
ing himself at her disposal IN ms leisure
time had conveyed the girl ara her be-
longings to their destination, thereby saw
ing express hire.