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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
EileubnhullnSaQ.

Brabfot6, Ya., %. Suli.-9lls
Elm 6radt;u9 Der Buffalo, 9odeiters
uuO Yittsbur9z8abn" beute AtOr9en
iiber cine 8ride, nabe Garroaton, g.
D., iabren woIlte, suben 5wei SOgen
Der luugen 8riife nad uuO iieben be-
luoene, ioiuie ad)t lcere 6radt sUu9sunS
ltir3ten in ben 6luB iibsr einunOcr unr
luurOen total 3etriimmert. Der 8crlult
pir6 ii9 uuf stwa $4,000 belaufen.
@lIfli9sr MsiIe wur6s 0tiemunO babel
perlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
8r1nhr.

Otarn8uille, Gal,, 30. Suli. -
Die Sa9emiiblc Der 6irma u. .. @rii=
firb & Sobn, iOwie Oas oaran qrenz
scnbe SOlstuger wur6en beute elm 9faub
Der 6lamaIen. Ssrluit $1,000, weIder
Durd Seriideruns scbsft lit,
New ort, 80. SuIi.-OaS Sc
bduOe an Der liOOitliden Gfe Der Sui
tons unO @OlOltraBe uuO 5mel peitere
Sdui:r an Der 6ultOnitraBe wurSeH
heute 9tudnlittaa sinssdihert. Der
0eiammtuerlult III nod nlAt ernllttelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
53. Gnnsrek.
Routine 8eidldfte in beioen
S01ticru.

&aibinston, 80. 5uli. - Sn1
Senate iiibrte Der Sice YrdiiOcnt
nah ldnqerer Nbucicnbcit BEN 9oriie
piebcr. Sine srOBc 2Iu3ubl pOn SiQs
unb Selhluilcn wurbe i'm Routiu.we9e
erleoist. Der 0fettuns5oicnit an Der
StlIte rparS pom Otai bis 2lusuit aus.
gcbcbnt; Die Mtannidaften bcnelben iinO
finitrs sur gerpflesuus I'M - rWurinez
Soipital= 0ienlt beredtlst.
Der Eopulilt 9lucn brudte lpicSer
einmul cine itiner @oitabesliiduns8z
WaBregeln elm; Die 91esisrun9 iO1 Oen
Nrmcn nit $50, 900, 900 inter Die NrmC
sreiieu.
Die IuuienSen ScrluilIiaunsen wurz
ben nod bis gum A. auQuit uerlan9ert.
Sr. GodrtQ bcridtete. ouB osm RrGiis
6snteu bis set uht Stats Bills INTER
breitet ieicu; Orei ieien nod in @onfcs
ren5 @umits, unO 5Iuei lcien nod ui6t
elnbsrlttct.
Die oauszSia iher 9ruferei unt
Sudbinberct umIaBt % Sciien uno
wuree ansenommcn. Der 9ruder bat
bas 9irdt, 25 gebrtinse cinjultelen;
Saseeen prOteitirte Btiier, unO Balmer
BON SlinOiS mics ibn ;uriif. &esen
btele5 NmenDemcrt5 ipuroe Elm @Onfez
ren3.@Ouite perlanst. Der Senat uers
taste ii9 fur3 Dor 5 llbr.
Sm 81 pra en- q n + n + al c
puroen luGbreno Der OtOr9enltunOen
mebrere unwidti9ere Bills Oes Wiiliz
tdr @uuite's ungenOmmcn, wOruui
Wtc91ue cinen 8eIebl bonn @Omite fiir
9tsseln erpirftc, Mc9tae'a Sia iber Sen
S9us Der Ofieutli9en g8aIOsr uui;us
nebmen unO oIsielbe nm 4 llbr sur 9lbz
itimmuns gu brinsen. Die 9fepublituz
uer bradten isOOd S,r5OSerunssunmd9e
elm. SOuteae beantra9te einen 8eldluB,
be 0iepu6lif Saluaii an3uerfennen unO
wOlIte bsnislb.n iOfOrt ansenommcn buz
ben, aber Der Spreder geltanO ibm tein
Briuilesium su. 0as Saus uertuste
itf, obne Die Otc8ae'ide Sta au erie.
oi9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31

0olscpille, W..0., %. 9uIi
0as 25. Gnrnisit bes 8elt.9tcu. DOttcr
0ii itrifts enpete asitsrn 2Ibeub nit Ell
nem SOltsfelt uno 8all in benz pitto'
resten nSisb>6uIsz Bart" @ini9e Scr
Surnuereine llnO bereits 9eitcru lbenO
abgerciit, onOsre bleiben bis WtOntal
bier. Seute 9taamtttas funo Die Preias
uertbeiluns I'M Fart ltatt; Sarl 0ebidt,
8rdiiOent OeS rGOlgsuIlIer Surn Serz
Gins" nabn 0ielelbe por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
spatrifc s6iHsna6ri6ten.

Yrawlt,BOint, 30. 5ult. -
Der 9ampfer r0armitaOt," BON Saltiz
more naA Bremen unterme9s, luurOe
ii9nalilirt.
SOut6 mpton, 80. 9uli.-0er
0ampfer GINS" BON 9tew>yOrf 1T bier
eiif9etrOiIen.
Jniel 8isbt, 28.5uli. BaIiirt:
Gampfer y YOIgnelia," uOn Baltimore
naf DamburQ bcltimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
&urse RabclotpcSHe,t.

= als &aiier 6runs 9Oiep6 in 5iObl
BON oem unfaQ bOrte, Ou,d wel6eu
Gr3ber5os 2Silbclm um'5 geben FAM,
be9ab er iid ioiort ua6 Saosn nabe
gSisu, no Sas uugliid ii9 sreisnste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
0reita9ss ttno Samita8ss9InsfH9e
tad1 Dem Wieeresitrano 81.

DE nEaltlmoresAhloa Ba9H9eleu1N
p.rfauft 9tuuOfabrt. 9lua lusSs3Iaete jeoen
6reitug nnO Samitag uaG AtlnHtlc.Gltp lHr
Hopul. .Slue- Grprsbsls., Die lO.48 Triib uuO
1885 gtahuitta9s BON Der @amOen'StatIOH
abge5eu, uno uadl @upe Diau unO Seas
SsIe @tp nit oem 12.55 9fadmtttuss'
@rprsB5ug. Die Siaets 9elteH bis ems
idlieBIlt ben fOIsenoen 0ienhng sur penn
iabrt AMI re 'elmdBigen 3uaen uuo toen 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
2lierer. unS 2sra(en~SeiOett,
ST.. &aOipaD's
SarC1pariGian Re(olUent.

Gin 1eiImitt.I. peIG.s aus Snsrto.usieu pom aus
s.rsrhtntidneu neei8IHiibeu Sisenibaten suiam'
mtnseieSt III, houpiiddIit I'm ben btrnnicrseionme'
auturidttn unS lu itdrf,n. 9taif. GHs,EebM. iid,r
uu6 Rirfiom in itintr DirfuEs. gu baben bet alien
apotbef.rn. gintH Dollar pro SIai6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
say- SIN 6uBbOOenbeIase wsrOen su.

EH SIN 6uBbOOenbeIGge wer0en sH'
3elt mante Nenoerun9eu n0tblS III 6oIge
YerfdteBens Der 6arbeH ooer BON idaobaI'
ten Sieleu, ole benz gauieH 3lmmer rurd).
aus teineu nnSiehenOen 8ei; uerleIhen. Sm
SeoiriniBfaae ltnte man oi. Sdritt. nat)
benz reidlbaltIsen SeppId]. NIB Naltenlager
Don Smlpolo, Salier & Comp. IN
9ir. 2l2, 98 { i erin9tou-S StraBe,
nabe BarisAp.uue. g8ir ma1eu aui elne
beionoers sei1maduoa aemufterte pauers
bait. State su Is Gents Die DarO uuimerf.
lam, uon Der i'm Snaufeniter Des Grabliile.
m,uts cine prob. iur auiift aus9sIest 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
0elSjen0nnaen

nah aHen 9beiIen GmrpDa'8 bcIorst prompt uus
tiQig bic
Grpeoition bts .1sutiheu Gprrtip sns tnfeu, q
s.'@.'eds SaItuI0TssSty. uae YofsSffes>gss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Gbima consentrirt ieiue Streit=
fr1ftc.

Yofo ANA, 80. Suli. - Sn Sen
ofIi3illen &reiieu SOflO's bridt iid Die
lleberSsusuns INNER mebr Sabn, baB
Die @erbanOlnnsen, iuclde SeitenS Gbiz
mas INNER nod sepflO9sn iucrcen, iueiz
ter feline Abli6t buben, ais i3eit Su &C.
winnen, Inn BE binsliiden Streitfrdfte
;u etuem wirtun98 98uollen 2ln9rIff auf Die
iapauiihcu Sruppeu cOu;entriren Su
f0nneu. 90 1T aus iiderer Suelle bic
9tad)ridt in Sofio cineelauien, baB Die
!Sauptarmee ser @bineien an 25. Suli
Die uoroweitlide @rsnSe SOrea's iibcrz
i6ritten bdtts. SOOann lit BON einem
neitereu d3uiammcntreffsn Der bciOer@
leitis.n SlOtten beridtet moroen.
Gine faiicrlihe SrSre bat Die 9feIcr>
ben ser 2anearm,c unb Scr Otarins eins
bcrufeu ruo benielben 6efOblen, f9 an
ibren StellenpOlten 5u mclDcn. Die
dineiiide SOlOnie in Sof;o lit iiber osn
OrOberbtn 3uitunO Der 0inse alarmirt
unb tesittut, Die S5taDt 81 psrlaiien-
Sbausbat, 80. Sult.-Die die
neiiidc 9fesisrun9 iOIl bsidIOiIsn baben,
uidt ebcr cine Of1Slele &.iesssrfIaruns
su erlalien, bis Die &riessidifie, Sc
ldIse unO Munitiou, welme lie im 9luss
lanbe bcltellt, in China eindetroffen iiub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
ale &ranfbeiteu Der 2eber.

Dian Feadbte bic fcIsenbeH Snmptome. fuedbe aus
EtsruHa Der B.roouuns ssSrSan. berrlbreH: Scrs
hoptuna, tnnert pdmorrbOibeu RiutaHoraHs I'M 9npt,
S6ure I'M glasen. 9ftiSuHs tum grbled9eH, oobren'
rcn, Pioermi1.n aeaeH Rcbrune, S6uers i'm Dlds
aen, iaurts quffpstn, nHruhtstr Sersihag, grihdt'
,ruHa on,r griti6uns sanfil. trn eieaeH, StioHsH,
N.e,n ober Gentbt DOR ben 4uatn, Eitoer uno oum'
pier aepii Shm,rj AtbHuHas asbeitperotn gtibe 9aut'
NIB Guaeniar6e Sdlm.rJ.n in Der Sete, S'rut, ben
G1liebnlaSsn, pIoslidb ptrifdrftss SersHopten uHe
brenntnbes @efdbt in ben gDeiht5eiIeu.
Gtnias Doi,u BON Raopan'S DiHen b,freisn AaS
Gaitem BON ben scnounten SeihDeroeH.
GrriS 25 GtS. Die @had1ieI.
3u baben bti auen NpptbeHera.
Nan Ibr,ibt an 3r. RnowaA & Comp, 9. o.
Beg 3s5, RewsDOri, iir tiueu Rst5ssbsr. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Sas @O9enblatt gebt na1

SaS SS0gen0laH 8e9I na@
@nlhiu9ton, D.,
&barleltuu, S.s@.,
Sauaunab, Ga,
Sadiouui1e, 6lG.,
Dienlpbls, SeHn.,
gi.m'SrIeans, 9a.,
gtUbiIs, aIa.,
2ouisoilIe, 3p.,
6reOertf, Dte.,
9Ytliamsport, gih.,
Cumberland, 0ih.,
gonacouing, Dto.,
GrautsoQ., We.,
6rOitburs, gtS.s
annapolis, Ois.,
SassrStopr, 0loy
8arfersburs, W.'Sar
Utartinsbura, B.sSa.,
Petersburg, Su.,
6i6nonb, 8a.,
StuuntOn, SG.s
Gleranbria, 3D.,
G3ilmtHstCn, S.'@.,
RcrfOli, 3d.,
Sapre be Grace, Rh.,
SauOusr, 3D.,
Sbrepsburp, Ra.,
Yorf, pa,
S@@te Saa@ aGleta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Gatett fur Den
Staten 1tnD 8rGatien
fur
Gluts nno 0eielli9 afteH

portDfrei in Osn ger. etnatsH.
5 9remplare auf II WOnate. $1O
uno
10 Gremplare auf II Wtonatc. $40
NIT ,intm grtrasEr,utpIar oes 28Ot,nbaIttts
irti aui Il DioHate.
Is gremp(are uuf y gfonate. $50
NIT ,in,m Grtra.gremplar o,s 2aas6!attss
iTtI aui DtoHCts.
90 9yemplure uuf II Dtonute. $40
unD
80 Gremplare auf II NtOnatc 500
NIT ,iu,m er,mpIar bts DOhens uaO 7ass'
bIatte5 ir,i uui II DtoHatc.
DO Grcmplare uuf II ytonute $50
init ,rp,i gr,mpla-en oes gsoh,Eblattss uls
slaem bIito os5 4GssoIGttss
oui II 1loHGle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Gnalano m0d,te iein Sci d1dftd1en
oapet tnad1eu.

Sonbon, 30. Suli. - Sieiise
&auf fleute, bic NIT China in g.ldaftli'
DIR SerblnOuns itsben, baben Der di'
ntIildeu Stesieruns iiebcn &OrpeOOz
goote unO mebrere S9nellOampfer, Die
lei9t in Sries8i9iffe umseanocrt werz
ben tOnnen, gum &auf anssbOten. Ser
ner baber iie nabe;u 1000 &anonen
ueridieScner 9rOBt, 100000 0fanliz
d.rz@euebre uno 9roBe Guantltaten
Dtunitlon oiicrlrt.
Die 6ineiiide 9tesicruus lieB biele
Sfierten erlt unbcad)tet; beute ab:r iino
pcridiebene @ei6dftsbauicr bena6ridz
tist uOrben, oaB iOfOrtige ablicferuns
Der Saaren" Die ein;ige Seblnsuns
Scs &auie5 lit.
Ser amerifaniT6, 9eIanote an
Sbina amf feiHen Yoitsn beor=
bert.
@panSpi1le, Snb., 30. Suli. -
Der umcrifaniide 9eiunbte on China,
CHARLES Oentp, welher iid sur 33cit
AMI llrlaub in 9lmerita befinoet, bat
Srosr erbulten. iOfort nad China Suz
rifsufebren. Sein. @emablin, bic bier
su Seiu6 bel Serpaubten mcilt, ipirO
iid gu ibrem @atten nad Detroit be-
seben, unS BON bort mtro Die 6amtlie
oirett nad) Befluq relieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
1eeen 1000 Wanm umsetommen.


Sbansbai, 80. Suli.-0tad bier
sinsesansenen 9ta9riaten bab II bic
iapantlden 9ruppsn auf afan Die Gbis
neien ausesrifien. Details iibcr Sas
3ulammentreIien iiub noh nidt sez
melb,t worben. Die Sauptubtbeiluns
Der dineiii9en Serltdrfunsen bon Sacu
bat unbeldittst ibren SeitImmunsSort
erreidt. SifBicGl ulrb befannt semadjt,
baB bel bsm tiir5lit itattsebabten Stn>
fen bes dinsiii6en GranspOrtl4ifies,
iueldss BON eincm jupaniidsn &reu3er
in ben @runO seldOilsn wurbe, BON ben
200O SDlbaten anl Sorb nun 40 geretz
tet iuerOsn fonnten. Oirielben purOen
pom ,inem fransOlii9en SanOnenboot,
welheS in ber Oiabe freu5te, aufsenoms
men,.
Der enslii9e &reu;er BOrpOiie" 1T
uOr GbeszSoO am Sban>GOOn9<Sorsez
blrse, einem bauptid9lid BON anslans
bern irequentirten &urOrte, ein9strofen,
nm Die bort lebenben Srltsn su idassn.
2ouoon, 80. Suli. : @ine De-
pside BON China all Die aineliide Sc
ianbtidaft Oubier b,buuptet, baB Der
ansriff Der 5apansr uuf bic dinelts
i6sn 0ampfer abiolut cbne BrOpOfas
ton aemeien Ict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Scr &rics in Oitsaiicm.
Sapamer mad,en ,pettere stmsrtHe.

2onbon, 30. Suti. = @emslbet
wirb, bu6 bic Supuner dinsiiide Grup>
pen, rpelde uui 9lliun lanbsn wolltsn,
ausssrifieu babeu. GS mar Dies Der
Gsi t bes 2ruppentranSpOrts, welder
ben iapaniiden Sdifien, alS iie fiir3li6
eiusn 3ranspOrtoampfcr gum Sinfen
bradteu, en:9in9.
Die Giniahrt IN ben 9tor6tanal nnS
ben SuntziesSiuns lift bur6 GurpsOOs
9eipsrrt luorbsn.
Die 6insiiide 6eaie,uns bat elm
9tsiss unO @etraibezAusfubrue, er@
laien.
2onbon, 80. 5uli. = 9ta6ridten
bon Shanghai iassn, baB ulebrere diz
neiildeDampfer rurd iopanlide&rissr>
idifie I'M 5aien bon GotiO sertOrt murs
ben.
Berlin, 80. Suli. i.-9ie dinefi9e
8esieruns bat pier &ricssidiHe in bsutz
iden SdifisbaubOfen bellellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
sdluk bes surnfeites in snlaepi[le

;saus unferer seftrisen 2. gorpsm-atasaabe. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Ser Seatide Correspondent,


S, 0aaiue. Giaeutbiimer nno SseoafteMr
(s,oaioIs,r ron s. Fatnel,
e6su,nsed. Soltimore. stras, unS YoitsSiiies=arc
qer,is s,staoIitber SIatfes, eur6 9rde,r beiorst.
12L Gts; t6aIid1e unb Gpnuta 40 fHue8 8abe 10
S,ufs pro Wee ,abIbor bic bas Elatt eelorgercer
9rastr-9aaIih Htbt sonntaassMneeae nniei
Sejt i'm 8,rhdltEis fur bic no d1eutltdse Mns aabe
mit @onntaasbla pcrtofrri, nit sbBus fnr clubs
$3.50 pro Sdbr nab irseno eiHem STie oes Snlar,
h,s. 81 nadb gursra. Ssnutase =Ausaabe 81
pro Sobr-Das bette uno biuisiie ptntid)e Siait
In ben MitteIz uub SIbitaateE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Ierbeeremoe Neuersb sbrmmft.

9Ofiu, 80. Suli.-Sn Der bulsa>
,ii6cn StaOt GOttel SerltOrte cine
6euer8brunit nubeSu 2OOO Sauler. Sbs
uObl senausre Details nod ieblen, 10
perlautct bod, ouB AUDI cine 8eibe
OfcnlbenIeteu bei bcm SrauOe perlOren
sine.n. Die Sewobuer Der perbrannz
ten 0auier fauIpiren auBcrbalb Der
Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31

" Ten, 30. JNII. = Q0le HNhMtgr
betannt ssworbtn lit, bate Der papltz
lide 9tuntius Oabicr, 0iOnlisnOr Or.
g. Hsliurbi, Dor Der gnnabme bes
@ipilcbez@cletes Citizens Der un9ariz
i9en Wtaanateutufel bem @piitOpat
llngurn's Elm im sluftrase oes Yapltes
perfaBtes, in muBpollem 2Oss sebaltes
mes @ebet wiosr Oas @eics I6crmIttelt.
Gammtltdsn Yeriuncu, welhe bleles
@sbet seiproden babsn, lit nurmebr
bonn Bapit elm 3O0:tdsissr IblaB 9,z
nihrt mnrhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31

2onbOn, 80. Suli. - 9tad elmer
Spe,ialOspei9e Der Gimss" aus 9tOm
mar Die Sum in Dem 8anca 8Omanas
YrOisiis entidllOhen, GanolunsO uHo Die
anberen Nn9efla9ten ans benz @runbe
freisuipreaen, neil iie Die SeIduIOisten
ais l8erF;euse in Der SanO bObsrer
StOatSbeamten anlab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Gin 9erinG) sur @ieoeruerctnisttns
der sried)iidla unS r6mtidl=fatbo=
IiSGJetl STRIDE.

9t nj, 81. Suli. - Der Yapit beabz
iidtigt, Oemuadlt Elm GOnSil Ser &arOis
ndls unb Patriar9en einSuberufen, I'M
Die 6ru9e Der gSieOeruereini9uns Der
sriediitjz unb r0miid dsfatbOlIiden Sir
DIE Sn erOrteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
Die Strifcs1lntcrFudIrtngS=6uut
1ntiftpu.

Die pom Braiioenten ernannte @om>
miiion, mel9e bic nriuden beS perflOiz
ieuen Sabnitrifes uutcriu6en lou, ipirb
morgen ibrc aite 8cruibun9 ubhalten.
9OnlmiiGr SOhu .. &crnnn bate telcz
srapbii6 Die Nudridt seluubt, buB er
nidt Dor beute AbcnO bier clntreiien
fOnnte. 9n bsr beuOrltebtnben 8eraz
tbuus miro Elm gcei9netcr Blan CUR Grz
le0i9uns Der ObltcSenOsn Iuf9abc ents
morlen werben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-31
3te GtpiIs q Serwiaisunssbia.

Die erite ser III IuSii6t genOmmensn
Bctitioucn I'M Glnlcitun9 6e8 Smpea6z
mtnt=9sriabrenS gcgcn ben 8unbes>
@eneralanmalt SlneD wesen ietner
SanolursSweiic wabrenO Oes 9rOBcn
Observation-Disclosures uur0e beutc pom
Yeamt,n oe8 SrNen8 DER y2lrb:itss
Sitter" Dem Gon9reB unterbreltet. Su
berielben miro ser @cucralanmnlt be-
idulblgt, Der GOnltitutiOn 5upiOer cen
&riesSietrstdr pcran!aBt gu baben, Sunz
Sestruppen nah bcn etn5clnsn Staaten
Su ieuben, Oeren Segislutur ober @Ouz
perneurs cin iolheS Giuidreiten Seiz
tens oe8 Sunbc5 niht aaein niat uers
laugt, lonbern ba9e9cn proteltirt bitten.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Very Popular.

The electric cars have been
doing good business since they
started and every pretty afternoon
the cars have been we'll filled. On
Sunday afternoon they were
crowed so that standing room was
hard to get and great many peo-
pie who wanted to ride could not
get on the cars. The rush was so
great that the freight motor had to
be brought out and utilized to
accommodate the travel. Twenty
five hundred and thirty-six fares
were collected on that day and
large number of children made
one or more trips who were too
young to pay. 1t looks now like
the road will prove a paying in
vestment to the projectors. CT
course the rush will not be so
great on Sundays hereafter. as it is
a new thing and everyone wanted
to try it once. but the regular
travel will improve steadily and
the company will be prepared to
handle large crowds hereafter, as
they will utilize the old mule cars
as trailers or purchase cars for the
purpose.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
The States May Come Back.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer Of
Saturday, we learn that since the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad has
been purchased by the c., H. &
ID. road there is probability
that the United States Express
Company will supplant the Adams
on the Southern. The States has
a thirty year contract with the
c., H. & ID. to run over the
whole system, and as the Q. &
c. has now become part Of
that system it will also be EN-
braced in the contract. If the
States does come back to the
Southern it will very likely re-
open it's office in this city, as it
was doing good business here,
and in case it fails to gain an en-
trance over the Midland wagon
may be put OH between here and
Georgetown.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Chrysanthemum Show for Am
atuers.

The teachers Of the Industrial
School Of Frankfort propose to
have for the benefit of that charity
chrysanthemum show in the
latter part Of October next, pro-
viding sufficient interest is mani
tested to justify it; and with that
end in view. all amateur flower
growers of this vicinity, who are
willing to compete, are asked to
send their names to Mrs. Sam. d.
Johnson or Miss Fanny Crittenden
between this time and the first Of
June. A number Of prizes will
be offered, which will be an
nounced in a short time. Neigh
boring counties are expected and
invited to participate.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07

my knees shook and the perspira-
ton was streaming from my face,
although the day was cold. How.
ever, | entered and the tent was
closed. and | was alone with the
commander-in chief Of the United
States forces. He saw that / was
so frightened | could hardly speak,
and arising from his camp stool
he shook hands with me and asked
me to be seated. He was so kind
and good that | soon felt at home.
After talking pleasantly for
while, he asked me to what regi.
ment | belonged and where my
home was. He then picked up
my demit from a table and asked
me if it was mine. l replied that
it was. He then asked me if |
was a Mason, and | soon con-
WINGED him of that. He then
went to a table and wrote my
parole, gave me some money and
told me to 60 home to Sallie and
the children. The guard was
called, and with hearty good
bye" departed from General
Grants headquarters the happiest
man in the army. General Grant
was a mighty fine gentleman,
whom | always remember in my
prayers
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Take a Free Ride.

People living on the Leestown
pike should take notice and go to
Jas. Heeney's for groceries. A
street car ticket is thrown in with
a purchase. -A,gnS.
Two little negro boys walked from
Leestown over to Mr.. Heeney S
grocery on the corner of Second
and Shelby streets last week. after
seeing the above notice, and want
ed five cents worth Of candv each,
with the street Car tickets thrown
Z,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Knocked Down and Run Over.

Mr.. John Siler, an aged German
citizen, was crossing Main street
Sunday morning when a lad driv-
ing buggy ran into and knocked
him down. Fortunately he fell in
such a manner that neither the
horse struck him with his feet or
the wheels passed over him. but
he was considerably shaken up
and his clothing somewhat
soiled by his tumble. He was
taken into Holmes & Halloran's
drug store and cleaned up, and
after a rest went on to church
feeling none the worse for the
accident.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Arm Broken.

Little Maurice Davis, son Of
Mr.. |. Davis, was playing ball
with some playmates in the yard
of the Capital Hotel Tuesday
afternoon, when in running he
stumbled forward, and throwing
out his right hand to save himself,
fell with his whole weight upon it
breaking b 18th bones of the fore.
arm. He was taken to the office
Of DR.. E. E. Hume. who reduced
the fracture, which is known to
medical men as green stick
fracture, and will soon be all right
again.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Heart Disease Durable.

The truth of this statement may be
doubted by many, but whom DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist, claims that heart disease
is durable and proves it by thousands
of testimonials of wonderful cures
by his new heart cure, it attracts the
attention of the millions suffering
with short breath. palpitation, irregz
ular pulse, wind in stomach, pain in
side or shoulder, smothering spells,
fainting, dropsy, &C. A. F. Davis,
Silver Creek, Nebraska, by using
four bottles CT Dr. Miles New Heart
Cure, was completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart
disease. This wonderful remedy 10
,old by J. w. Gayle. Books free. S
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
A New Story of General Grant

In Blue and Gray for April
(Philadelphia) appears letter
from Mr.. Bryant S. Parker, form
erly of South Carolina regiment.
in which he relates the following
incident characteristic Of the
great Generals quiet kindness of
heart:
In one hard-fought battle in
Virginia, in which my regiment
lost heavily in killed and wounded.
l was taken prisoner with a lot of
others of my regiment. We were
placed under guard at the rear,
and all were searched. ] had in my
pocketbook my Masonic dervit.
Next morning the guard came and
told me was wanted at General
Grants headquarters. | thought
my time to die had surely come,
and that | would not see Sallie
and the children any more. was
sure the General was going to,
have me shot. / was the only
one of our boys who was wanted
at the headquarters, and the
guard told me to move on. |
soon reached the tent and was
told to go inside. l was frightened
almost to death. My teeth ratified,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
The Complexion OF Chinese

Is not yellOwer than that OF an unfortunate
individual whose liver complaint has assumed
the chronic form. The eyeba Is of the sufferer
assume a saffron nue.. there Is dull pain In the
region of the organ affected the tongue Is coated
breath sour. sick headaches usually but not
always occur. and there Is sometimes dizziness
on arising from a sitting posture. Constipation
and dyspepsia are also attendants OF this very
common ailment, always In Its aggravating form
very dangerous Hostetter Stomach Bitters
wholly graduates 1t, as we'll as the troubles CON-
pliclted with 1t and which II originates. In
chills and fever. a com ola int which always yields
TO the Bitters. the liver Is seriously involved.
This fine alternative tonic removes c0stiveness
and Indigestion. rheumatic. nervous and kidney
trouble and debility.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
House and Lot Sold.

Messrs. L. B. Marshall & Go.
sold on Wednesday for Mrs. Carrie
Jett her house and lot on Cross
street to Mrs. Mary E. Pryor for
seventeen hundred dollars.