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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
9 r d n D c.
Der @eihditstbelI elnes StdbtdenS III
Ohio III 9tide.-SrauS eiues SoipituIS
uro DieuidleausrIuit.

Ser @sihGitstbell elHes StdOttenS III
Ohio III 9tide.- SrauS eiues 5oipitulS
uro Dieuiheausrluit.
9fapoGcon, 8, 16. Stt.- 9a8
StGotden yibcrtD. Gentre, 7 9tsilen DIT.
lid Don bier, waro bculc iur iribcn
Otol9en':unOc BON elmer rerbctreuOcn
6eucrsbrunlt bcim9tiu6t, wcd)e Sen
oan3cn GjcI6ai. 8tbeil, iowie mcbrte
@obnbdultr IN 9lihe lc9tc. De- 9ranO
bcaG nm l ltbr frub aus, unO crlt I'M
Die 0tIttuasfunOc 9cIau9 es, Die lueitcre
Iu5breitnns Der Jlammen III pcrb r.
bern. Ger&crlait beSifTcrt iib oui $751;
900 unO lit tbeilueilc Ourd) 9erli1tz
ruu9 gebedt.
0OuitOu, Scr., 16. Stt. - 3ur
friben YtorscnltuHOc brah beutt i'll Ocm
Sln Saciutoz&Oltbau5 ell Der Sranfs
lrnz9lpenue Gin 9rano aus, me(d]cr, sbe
CT gclol nj mcroeu fonute, einsu Sdaz
Den bon $500, 600 anrltbtets. Gie6lams
men uerbrc;tctcu ii6 Guberit ibncu uno
ersriffen bas fatbo,iite rSt. Soiepb*@
Soipita(," ueIbes troB Der bcrOiiAcn
9tnltrengunscn Ger 6rusrIucbr gdn;lib
SeritOrt puroc. .3luci barmber5i9c SdIwcs
,tern, bic Shmeitcrn Sane uuo Ioricl,
famen in otn Slummcn ur, uuo Smci
Hatientcn, iuelde in ctuenI oec oOcrcn
StOflucrte ii9 btianO:u, ucr6cn per-
miBt unb iinO wa5ribciulid ebeuiGll8
ben 6Iammen gum Spfcr 9efaGer.
Stwelter @lolbil)e crt9in9 nit tuappsr
9totb Dem SOoe uu0 erlltt ihmcrt
Srauomun0cn. Sou Ocm Sclpital
ipran9 Osr SraNS ouT 0a; 9llcranoer'z
idc &oi1baus unO cr9riii oann DC IN Der
Ndb:. lle9cHbtu GjeIHdlt5bduisr. Die
Scrluite iinO, iOweit es ii9 ieet icfitelz
len IaBt, wi: iol9t: rSt. 3olcp5es0Oz
lpital. $50 .O0O;r SanSccIutOsSoule."
$4,000; S. 9lleranOer, $25, 900; Z. Ot.
9lid). $4,000; u. ". Sbaw, $15,z
600; s. 9tuibmorc, S15, 200; 5. Us.
9ancOd, $4,000; ". Gbimel d Co.,
$4,000; ". 9. 6Olcy, $165.OOO; 5.
G. Sones, $4,000, un0 meb, ere tlr!s
nete Sctrd9e, suianmen $500. 900.
Der eeuauc 8eiru9 Der 8trijherun9
faun nIdt ermittclt werocn. @tre 2anp
pcnzGGplolion peruriadte ben SraI6.
Ga Grange, &y., 16. Sft, - 5n
Sulpbur, s Oteilcn 0'tlid pon bier, oil
Der y%ouisuilIcz9taibuillcr 8a5n" belle
gen. brad 5cutc trii5 tin 8raus aus,
ucl6er Oas Centrum bcrStaOt sGn;lid
scritOrte. llutsr Den ein9eGld)crtcn Sc
bduOen beiiuOsn iid iieben %docn, oic
Sanf, Elm VeibltaQ, Slpei 9Otel8 un6 6
Wobnbauier. 9lud Oer r2Ouispiaes
9faibpl1cr 8abuboi," in weldcm iid
elm groser gSaarcnporrutb beiono, 1T
nlebersebrannr. Der SerluIt piro auf
100000 un9cgebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Der SdaDru madJtc i'm tlug.

auard)iit 6isI0ing ssbt uutsr Die 2ldsrbuusr.
@bica9O, Is. Stt. - 2tnardiit
Samusl 6lslSing, Der iuegen Gbel(s
nabme an oem Seumarftc SombenatteHs
tat im Sabre 1886 Su lGn9crer 3u6ts
bausltrafc psrurtbeilt wuroe, bCabit4s
tiqt, ais irieOItder 6armer auf Dem
2auOe ie!n ycben ;u bciflieBen. Scit
SerbHBung Der .3udtbauSltrafe bat
6ielOin9 weialid Den OtunO gebaIten
unO BEN nnOeren 9tOtbcn Oie Serbrels
tung Der BrOpu9anOa Der Shat Our4
Nort uno S6riit anbeim9citeGt, nab
r.nb CT ielbit in 0icnlten ctues Sierz
brauer8 ais 6ubrmann iu einem nites
lihen 2Utlt9Iie0e Der meni1lIben 9es
ielidait purOe.
3m yaufc scr 3eit eripurte er liA audi
sine bctrdbtlide Summe, Die CT icst
uuf oen Antauf elmer tleiuen 6urm pers
menOen MIL. 6ielOius lit, mic er iclbit
anaiebt, ftiue8we9S anOerer Wteinung
rciuorOsn. 2luh jest nod 9laubt er,
c5 iOute eisentlitb gang sunncria" auf
Der @elt Su9eben, inOehen lit CT 81 Der
llcber5eu9un9 gelanst, baB OaS erlebute
Otillculunt nod III lpclter 6ernc III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Der Sabn;usranb lit Girginicn.
2ie YoGisei bon gSuibrustou, 3. G., oerbafs
tet Swsi ue:oadti9e GubieIte.

lie Boli;ei bon @aihtuston, 3. G., oerbaf>
tet ;usi ue:Oddjti9e GubjeEte.
gSaibin9ton, .. G., 16. Sft.
Die BOlBci bat beute 5wer WtGunsr
auf Sen gcrOadt btn uerbaftst, al benz
Sabnsusraub su glquiuz@resf, Sa., AM
persansensu 55reitus bctbcili9t 9epeien
3u lsin. Giuer Der ScrbaIttten CAB isls
nen Wameu ais Sobn Snlltb a.: unb
wurbe feltssnommen, well CT iid IN
bO9lt pcrOGdtiscr lSeilc berunltricb.
gis ictt fonrtc man ieOOd tcincrlei
Scwciie oaiiir erIan9en, bic ibn nit
Dem 9faube in &trbinouu9 brtn9en
Wiirben.
Der ;wsite Serbuftete neant lid, 9co.
5. 2ipin9ltOnc uuO bebauptet, ieit "a
Sabren in @albjnston 9tiuobnt III boz
ben, Ob9leid er nibt iouberli9 gclhciO
,welB in otn StraBen Der 8unOeSbouptz
ftuSt. giuiusltOu. bate III ben Icsttn
3uei Ooer 6rei Gugeu 5lsmlItD ciel 0clo
uuSgegcbeu uno iid) neue StleiOcr 9ctauit
nit 9tu5nabme zines nit Sohlentuub
beoefteu Scmoc8. Sn leiuem 8ciiec
fanb man S55, Oie, pie gtuin9itoue be-
bauptct, cine Santc ibm blnttrlancn.
Der 9crhaItete mar irlber Giienbabuz
5elegropbiit hat abcr ieit fanf 5abren
nift qearbeltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
y3r. 249.
8ubCn : dInnpps,

S8biSfey ans ,3udc.gubeu. Sprup bergefsllt.
0ma a, Deb, IS. Sttober.-Die
nGOlumbia GIitQJng Comp" bat nit
Der 0eritcllung pom SpirituS ans 9auuz
fclriibcn YtoIuiie5 crperlmcntirt unO,
ME lie antiinOi9t, Gin bOdit bcirie6igens
oea 9teIultat crjiclt. Dem robcn SDrup
meroen 10 Erojeut NtuI; uuO Scis, iOs
lule gewlllc Gbcmltulisn sur Serpanos
lung Der Sa!8c bcigciist. 0ieie Mune
miro mn furic 3elt I'M 8otti9 bcloHcn,
bis oaS Iltalt trauSiOrmirt 1T unN bic
8Gbrun9 clnlcbt. Damn wirO lie in
anOere Gdbrbottidc gslaiicn unS bleibt
nur % StunOen in Oenielben. Die
rGOlumbiasQomp." bofit, nit Oieiem
SrOicB Nen SSbiSIeDs, Grult" i6erbicteu
III tOnuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Die altfiinftide Gsnrina.

Serlip, 16.StOber. Die, &reu5z
Seitun9" melOet beute, oaB bie GDuoSc
BON 9tuBlano anIdBIi4 Scs llebeltrittcs
Der Brin5c'lin 9llir UOn ociieu III sric.
diidlen Stride bebeutcnue 3u9citanOz
Mile gemadt babe. Ofun untcrllsB ea,
bon Der Frin5eiiin 81 perlaugeu, i6rc
iiiibere ,JfelI9tuu alS ucrbammt 81 erIlGz
rcn rnO sas 3uaeitanOniB 5u maAen,
ibrc Scfebrnng entiPrinJe Der llebcrs
6eu9ung, 0uB ibre b;sDeri9c 9teIiaion
nidt aaf 4obrbclt bcruhe, ionocrn be-
9nlgtc iih nit Der Grtldrunq, oaB Die
Brtn5cllin otr srichilhcn &ird)e beiz
1rctr. unl elncs WlaubeGs nit ibrcm ;uz
tHniti9en Galten iu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Suscunli6e NGrbrr.

Gin Str,it swiiden 5dultnub.u urtet ii
cine @6Idg.rei aus unO enOet mi
Dforo.
Cincinnati, O., 16. SttOber
- glad S6luB Ser Sdule 5u Srig9.
ton, elmer SrtlhaIt, in Der gtabe uOn
Burtersburg, ". .sSa., 9ele9sn, cntipann
iid) seitern elm Streit 3piiden ben Sdii.
lem. Der balO in cine bluti9e S4ldgersl
au5urtete. gSillte @arbner, Is Sabre
alt, waro erI6Oiien uuO iein adtiabri.
aer 8rubsr Our9 MeIIeritidc lebcnsge=
fdbrIi9 per!cst. Der 2ebrer NtOrrIa
Bidcrius, welher 9tube itiiten wOllte,
marb ebenfall8 i9per perwunbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
CnfeI SefBa utb 9r. 6Bbr.
0oppsus6su zines Serbr,hers. - g(uf bsm
9auSe gubrsdsr, in Der Staot cbrbas
rer BieroebIuO!er.

9uuOe giubrsdsr, in Der StaOt cbrba'
rsr BierbebauS!sr.
Boiton, Is. Stt. - Die 9fa1fcr.
i6puseu Hber SaS SOrIcben bs8 in
Cambridge perbaiteten g8iQiam Bar
rett, Der bel etnem @inbrude tm Oeni b.
3. Den @Onitabler SameS 6arrar err
ihOB, babeu Die Gbatiaden srsebeu,
oaB Der 9lrrsfuut friiber cine 2lrt OT.
SetDQ unO Dtr. SpOcsGriiten3 fiibrte.
Sn gteuz2Ort bepobntc er nit 6rau
unS &inb ein elesante5 r6lat" uuo CAB
fia fir eiuen Biuocbdnoler aua, nab
renG er in WIrtlidteit Elm prcfeIliOntqer
Oi.b unO Ginbrt6cr mar. Sn Den flsis
uersn Srteu ocs 9temsgn9lau6 >StaGs
t:S betrieb er nit Uiclem Griolgs iein
lihtIdeue5 9cper6e, unb nit benz Grz
los aus bem yBierOehanoel" wurOeH
Die Soften oe8 0ausbaltS in 9teluz2 2Ort
bsI'ritten.
Sn Ger 9ta6t oeS II. Nfai 5. 8. pers
ubte Barrett elnen Siu6ruh in 6ie Se.
bauiun9 zines reihen giirger8 in 2inz
cOlu, OtaiI., uurOe uber aui ser 6luht
eiugebOlt unO mad uer3wci feltenl &uuls
pie in oefien 8erIauT er ben @onfabIsr
Sunts 5arrcr 6urb eireu SduB too
tstc, ii6er .ualtigt. SIM Seiiee 0es gIrrez
fuuteu fanS man cine gau3e Samm>
lung pom @lnbre9ersg gSsrE3eugcn.
Die BOli3ei bat nun ermlttelt, OaB
rBferoebGuolsr Barrett" elm gcf6brliz
der Ginbrcder, Jtamens Bahett, lit.
Grit Our6 ieiue Scrbaituns wurOe Die
5rau in 9teluzYOrf, wslde BON i:insm
oerbrederiidsu &reibeu feline gbnun9
butte, Iber Ocu wabreu @barufter iBres
@uttsu uufseflart. Sie CAB Oann ios
fort oa8 theure r6lut" uuf unO nubm
Bel tbren Glteru III Canada SuIlutlt.
Dem entlarpten Ginbre4er uuO M0rOer
itebt Der 9alqen bepOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
TO3 immrr Opfer hes guIffurmes.
6anfsebn Slider nmsstOmmen.

OuHIbeph OlueL h"l9StoHtIIleh'
9tpalahicOla, 6la., 16. Sft.-
Sc .itebt nabe3u feit, baB pdbrsnO bes
Iesten Srfans al Der 2ilte fInfsebn
6tidcr auf surOs5slanO, rpel6es Sebu
NtciIen BON bier Iis9t, ibren SOB scs
iunOen Babeu. Otan bate bis gum
perflOheneE Sumitag Die SOiinuns, baB
iie Dem SerOerbeu entrOnusn ieien, oil
lein oil iencm Gage iuHben 2eute, Oie
nod ibuen Iudtsn, brei &eifen Der Ser
miBten. Die 2etdsu Warsn berart uer>
Weit un6 perltiimmelt, buB iic nidt Su
ibentifi3tren warsn. O(an be9rub lie
auf SanSzSSIan6. mo- iie gefunben murs
ben. Gs bcteben meui9e .3weIfel, oaB
Die iibriSen 5wOIf Slider umg:tOmmsn
iiu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Wcubelmnro.

aui bent Bese sur 9iebf.u uie0ergeidoiieu.
8irmins 3 q NJ, 2lla., 16. Sft.-
5. 8. auiion, Gin Suluelier aus Sas=
per, wurOe persunssnc gtudt nabe @len
gl(leu, elmer fleinen Station an per
rSauias=Gitgz gzOtcmphlssS glamcr
8abn," aus bem Sinter6alte erldoTen.
9lqiion bate iid ua9 @len AGlen bese=
ben, nm cine in Der gtaabaridJaft mob
uenOe iun9e Dame 5u beIuaen, unO
murbe, iuie man anuimmt, auT benz
Wese BON einem 9fiualen nieOergeidOiz
len. Der 0tOrOcr beiaB iOgar bic
6redbeit, Sen 2ei6num in eine Siite ;u
paden unO uud Saspcr gu leuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Sin Sangrrbrim.
Girpeibun9 Der "SGugerbuGl:" gu SartiOrO,
CONNECTICUT.

SonneCtlCut.
SartfOrO, Conn, 16. Sft. -
Oait impOiunten S5citIidteiten fanO &C.
itern &btno ble @iuweibun9 he8 ueuen
!SeimS Oe8 rSartIor0sr SGnserbunoes"
itatt. Die 6sier wurOe nit bent 2tcb
rOus iit Der Gag bes Serrn" er0hnet,
wOruuf Der YrdiiOent Oes Gcreins, Sr.
Oturtin Senser, Die bauIi9 UOn Iautem
8eiiaQ unterbrO9eue SSeitrebe bielt.
Sicruuf IOlgtsn prO9rammmGBis 6ez
ian9SuOrtra9e, SOIlS unO gum SaluB
GROCER Saa. Die meme nSanserballe"
1T Die triibere r@eatralbaue, uetde,
nadOem Die 9Idumlidfeiteu in Oes n @ers
manius9alIe," in wel9sr Der Setcin iid
ffiiher periuutmelte. Su eng ssuOrOen
iuarcn, BON Dem nSdngerbunO" erluOrz
ben unb elmer unfalienoen 9tenopirung
unteruorTen luurbe. Sic entIpridt
ihrer neucn Seitimmung in icOer Ss3ies
buuq au8qeseifnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Gin tGOtli9er Stur,.
3iuei Steiumeteu ftiir3sn uon benz Eburm
etuer i'm Ban be9riiieneu Stride.

N)'SSh OANANA'NS SNH l'|'@oN'' SOi SNhA ~-fN%N'''
etuer i'm Ban be9riheuen Stride.
SerieD.@itp, N.zS., 16. Stt.
= &urs Dor Der WtittassitunOe erei9z
nete lid bcute on Der I'M Sau bssrifics
nsn tatbOIiiaen ct. SObauneS Stride
ein llnfaG, welder oem Steinmesen
S6OmaS S'gfeia bas Sebcn fol Itcte unO
oeiien @ebilisn GbOmOe Gibbons ;sits
lebenS uerfriippelte. Die bsiSeu 9lrbei=
ter paren Oanit beibaftist, einen idwe>
rem Stein, meI6sr uu6 Oben 9cbiBt
wOrSsn mar, in oas Naucrwerf Oe5
Sirhentburmes eiu3uIU9cn, alS Ser
Strid, melaer Oen Stein belt, brad
unO bieier in ieinsm Safe Nie beiSen
Wtanner bon benz @eriitc rib. S'gteiQ
itiir3te auf baS Dad EuO 6ann auf ben
@rbbOOen, no man i'm lcbIOS uuffano.
@ibbOns itir3tt init Dem Stciu Ourd
Sa5 Dad unO scrietb 3wiiden Oielen
un6 bic Wauer. Gr eritt eineu 8ru9
beiOer 8eine unO auBcrocm inusrliAe
Serlesunaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Pnlitif unh Wnrn.
9ie Srefinribse @ampa9ue totet elm
Renifenlebeu.

2Oui8oiIle, &D., 16. SftObsr.-
Die fiir3lide Champagne 9e9en ben
S1wercn0tbcr i'm Silbcrbaar, Srefin'
ridge, bat nod wcitere8 SlutuergicBcn
i'm @efOlse ssba6t. 8u6anan 8errD
unO s. 9. Sumes, ein Nerfiibrer an
Der louisville. gtaibuiGer 9abn," uns
tcrbistten ijd seitern iibcr ben Ourdge>
fa0cuen @OnsreB GanOiOaten, als
Sames Oie Yercrfung iaQen IicB: SD
babe an Der Stite 8refinriS9s'S wabs
rent Sss Srieqes sefO3ten. Gr trua
uuf Der einen Sdulter einc Sibcl, anf
Der au0eren Gin 6rauensimmer uOn ;lusis
Seutiscm @burufter." ScrrD unhuOrs
tete bamit, baB ct ben Sames NIT cincm
Stuble nieOeridlus, pOruuf 6ieier iein
SdieBeiieu 500 unO icinem Geguer cine
&ugel in Osu Seib ia9te, Die ielnen COB
berbei fI6ren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Nus Der Sun0esbauptfabt.
Srfel Sam'S giuuQbmeu.

@aibin9tOn, .. g., 16. Stt.
- Die beutisen @innubmen oe8 Sdasz
antics bctruseu an ginnenltsuern $1O9,z
337, an @infubr3Oacn $252,372, aus
anOeren Quellen S60,954. Die our
@tulOiuus cinseluuienen 9totiOnulbanf.
nOten reprGIsntiiten e;nen @ertb BON
SIG, ,238.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
glus Gbicaao, SQs., fommt

= 2lu8 Chicago, 5Q8., fOmmt Sic
9tobridt. baS Die YcrwaItung Der
,2fOrtb,rns rnsYacificz8abn~ ben nit Der
Baltimore SbiO. Balm" abgcidloilez
uen GOnIrutt, Die Ycnueung Oe5 Gblcas
sOer EermInus Der eritseuannten Sabn
betrciienO, cntweOer otrle9t Ooer usrlOz
rem bat. Sb Die leet9:nannte 8abn
aus Oielcu llmItanS cinen SOrtbeil ju
Siehen periu9en wirO, blsibt bubingrs
ltclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Gin uugetreuer Scamter.

g8ie Elm IugsiteIlter Der u4mericaH Grs
pres Company" ieiue Gintlnfte Der.
befierte.
SOutbz Beno, 9nb., 16. 9ft.
= Wt. 9. @ilbert, Elm 2In9eteQtsr Der
ramericuu GrprsB @Ompan0," iuor6
beute auf Oie 9lnidulbigung bin pers
baitet, 0eloer, melds an Die oeridie0ez
men bieiiseu 6ubriten seianOt WOrOen
waren, igltsmatiid unteridlaqcn gu buz
ben. Gr nabm Die betrcIienoen Bafete
On iia, uu9sbli9 I'M lie abjullefsrn,
unO fdlidts uuf ben betrefenben Dfauiz
iciten ole llnterId)riIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Der @mtantinc ncrfnnc,r.

Barcelona, Is. Sftober.
Guurtilt SolOaOOrc 6rend, wcl6er am
GOmplOt I'M rEDceumz : bcater~ bctbeis
ligt mar, iteBt AM SOrubenO ieiusr 9inz
ridtung.
Seiue 6rau naGm beutc 2lotnO gum
lebteH Utale Ibidieo pom ibm.
SrApo!
BariS, Is. Sttober.-0a8 SI6aets
@omite Der 0cputirteufammer bat sic
Summe BON 100000 6ranfen augez
wicien, nm Die gBlrtiamteit Oes neu
ent0eften Oipbtberiti5 Serum III ers
prObeu.
Die SttOber Summer Sts
% alttmOrer @attr8s Sourz
lS" 1T iOebcn eridienen uuO sntbGIt
II. U. cine intereiiantc SdilSerunq iiber
@iniammelu pou Gattcen in Oterito,
gtbbau0lungen iber oas 8ewdfieru BON
Gaftceu, iiber ltmpilan;eu berielben uuo
iiber bic bFltcn Soocuarten fur Die &uls
tur ser Yflan5cu II. (. u.
,3met intertiiante Sorz
trGge iuir0 BrOf. @. +. @tlt, MEL
der iid IGu9ere 3eit in europa aufz
hielt, I'M 2unO unO 2sute tennen su lerz
nen, an 0tOnta9 unO Disnitag, Ocn ~.
uuO IS. 9tOUembcr, in Der r6ouins,
i0a(Ie" an ser Gde BON Garrouton=Qlpcz
me uno SOIlinsitraBe inter 6cn 2lu'
ipi;ieu Der ct. 8eucOiftS 9emeinoe
ibsr yoaS Qebcu uno Grciben in NOm
uno Bars" baltcu. Die SortrGge wers
ben ourd itcreOptiide SilOsr peruns
Ibaulidt wcr6cn.
8rGnOs-Our9 sen 8run6 zines
Grua8parente5 bintcr 9r. I'LL, Sitz
6ayctteitraBs, 5ewObut uOn Srn. g. g.
@utmann, wuroe 9citern, 2lbcn08 s
llbr, Die 6cuerlpcbr pom Soitcn 9tr.
214 aus alarmirt. Der SdoOen lit
uubcoeuteu0.
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uu6 Der bette 6reunO, Der Sic ME i'm
Sti9. laBt, 1T Simmons Liver Rcgu-
lator, (Oas ROTH. 3)-0as III, mas
Sic bel @rlpabuun9 bisier oOr;igli9.n
9.berz Wcbisin pcrnebusn, unO gtiemunb
iOlt. iid iberrcoen lahen, baB irsenS
etwas 9lnbercs cbsniO gut 1T.
Gr iit Der S6nis uIler e6ersWebiais
uen; er lit beher, mic PiGIcn, unb oertritt
sic Ste[e BON Gbinin unb 2uIomel.
gr wirtt 6lrett ouf Die 2cbcr, gtiersn
unb ginseptiOe unO er;sust i'm sun;.u
Gpftcm neucs Gcben. Dies lit bi. W.s
Oi;in, bic Sic winIdcn. gOu alien
2lpOthefern uertauft-iu fliiTs.r 6prm
OOcr ais Pulocr, I'M iie trUdeu ein;urebs
men Ober I'M Gbee buraus ;u MAIDEN.
@ SeSes Ba6et-Da
bat Den 5. S.stemseI in Roth sui Der gerpa dung.
s. g. Seilia & @omN..
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StkMna.

2OnO II, 16. Sft. - Der Star"
OcrOiIentli@t cine 0epsi@c ans YOtobO.
ma, nad mcldler BORT cine 9roBe Nn;abl
fineiiidler &rle8Saefangeuer angetoms
men iinS. Oas lapanllde Barlamcnt
trat gcitcrn inQiraIbima sRianmcn unO
crwdBlte oen @rolen Sulunoto Sum
Prdlioentcn unb 9ru. SbimaOa gum
Slces BRA iioenteu.
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s. Oanie9fcG.

Gin. Brobe = unb sic iiro lFcrJcuet. Strhfts unb
Biaterlpaurs jeet On Sauo. Dhotcns uno 9nabens
Ghulihuhe, bic b;iten uro biIisffen; ebsnio feHe
Scrren= uno Dameniduhe. 9ummi= : dlihe Hpo =Stle=
fd uuo ben bcii.n Grbeits idluh i'm Diarfte. Sute
Rrducrfticiei une forfe Seusidube fur @iesaer ul6
Sdocr in ocH aIten SdnhId ZEN .DbAthians O 0 :
ShpcsSpmi 6" Yer. 127, ,RS p=tSar=. nade 2estrss
tonftra5c, uno gfr. 160. Yoro=Uanitrabe.
s.. 9ensealoG.
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@pbl MIR Gin 0eriIbt.

Die gr.G6nigin uOH 6uwuli ioG gsiitt5s
frout lem.
Sictorio, S.zG., Is. Stt. -
Gbe Der beute bitr cJugstrOiiene 0umpfer
. .2lrawa" 6OnOIulu uerlieB. perbrcltcte
iid OaS @eriidt, OaB bic Grz&Oni9in Tl<
liuotalani ocrriidt 9epOrOeu ici. Ger
Seri9t fiuoet nift iberuu @lauoeu,
wenn es uuh Sbutiad)e lit, baB bic Gr'
&0niain icit WO9en ibr 9au8 ni9t
perlaiien boI.
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Bort strtbur III S6aoem Der
sSauArcr.

2onbon, 16. Sftober. - Cine
Dcpcidc aus SBangb1i mclOct. oaB
Die Sapaner Eoct 9lrlbpr. ben 5aftnz
Ort. in welden sic Gbinecn ibre 6lottc
nud Der SdlIa4t oil ser Yacn MIn>
Ouns iuieeer in frie9sbcrelten 3uitanO
leetcn, eiu9enOmmeu baben.
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Gbina unb sSapan.

Observation-Disclosures ;eridjlusen nd.
comb on, 16. Sft.-Oic rGe:itratz
NtmS" bcbanpGct, OaB 9eltern 2lbcnO
ScitenS Gbina'5 Die eritcn Shritt> sez
than mnroen. I'M einsu 6ricOensldluB
bcrbel Su iiibrcn, oie gsmu9tcn SOrs
idldgc leien leOOh pom 5apan ais nid)t
5utrleocnitcucno 3urif9cmteitn worocn.
1aS iapantit,e 8arlamcnt in
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GticHbabn >llniaQ.

9tewbcrn, Seun., 1G. Sftobcr. -
Gin 6raht;us Der pGbeiapeafc SbiOz
Sabn" ecrlctb spci 1fellen psitIidl uOu
bier pom @clciIe. Der GOfomOtipiiibrer
WcGOinc, iOwlc Der 0ei5er &ilcOpu uuO
eln Srtnllcr, ytamens Sole, puroen lez
beusgeIdprlid ucrltet. Die Gutgleiiuu9
wurO OuOurt bertsi &iiibrt, OaB elm
lInberufcner eir,ss r,s.,.,,h ..,h9eae iibcr bic
S9IencH gclt9t gs..c:
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Ser SeutiAe GorreiponSent,
SdsIit, p6t,EtIid urb Sonrtoas,
2. Raine. Giaenthilmer nno Neoattcu

". WatHt, Vt0tNIHHIII1r HH" VRN~"1'S"t
(gta6ioser uon S. 9aaire),
ehbn,fzgd. Saltimore=Stra5t HnS BofsSffcesgre.
ar,is hes taaIid,sm SIattes, burd 9rdssr beiorst,
12k Gis.; faeIidle unO eennta as sanoeabe 10
Gents pro Wohe babtar an bic oas pdtt bsioreeroeH
Srdacr-Saaiid1 nebh 9puuta 40 .alnS Qabc inter
Borfoz gorauebeiobIuHs $3.50 pre- Sabr, lr thr5eTs
Seit i'm BerbdItat5; fur bic Wodlentlthe aluegabs
nit GoHrtGasbIott portorti, nit abSus tnr CLUBS,
81 so pro SGbr, KGr irseno einem Srte hes Srlan.
oes, 81 nab europa. GpnntagSs SsIno9abe 81
pro Sobr.-8as bette uHo biHigite peutid3e SIatt
IN ben g2ittels unb Slbhaaten-
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SD Iiebe Die grinSipien Der uabreu 8emofrotic.
neil lie auT gatrroismus uno @eredtateit uno sIs=
der 9ludiitt auf ole 5ntereiieu sesrinbet inO." -
@roper SIepeIdTo.
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ESPECIAL TO our LADY READERs.l

not walk or stand, and had to be assisted TO
my feet when arising from chair My
head whirled, and my back ached; but
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midst and in our individual lives
making us more spiritually minded
and forceful in soul winning, more
willing to work diligently and prepare
thoroughly for our work that we will
be more and more inclined to ask our.
selves" And when / come what
shall | say unto them," taking care
that we are in the right place with the
right message.
RESOLVED, That we regard the plan
Of "house to house visitation as
adopted by this Convention, as a
great help in advance and Ist. A
direct and positive effort to preach in
homes and convert souls an effort to
obtain exact information concerning
the church relations of all citizens, in
order that missions may be more IN
telllgently established, and the great
work of evangelization be systemati-
cally and successfully prosecuted
2. An effort to offer in each home a
cordial invitation to attend some Pro-
testant Church or Sunday School. To
discharge the obligation which rests
upon the Christian citizenship, to see
to it that the Gospel invitation is ex-
tended to all leaving the results with
Him who doeth all things well" and
knowing that his promises are to the
faithful and not necessarily the success
full servants. 8. An effort to find
where the pastoral work of missions
and churches can be more wisely ex-
pended ; and that we thus heartily en-
dorse, and will cooperate in this work.
ReSotoed, That it is the sense of
this Convention that strong and de-
termined effort should be made to
keep our Sunday Schools open all
through the year, at the hour best
suited to surrounding circumstances,
believing much of the effect of our
work upon our scholars to be lost in
any interim, and that Satan'S oppor-
tunities to destroy our teaching are
very greatly increased during such
| times.
ReSOtUed, That we believe the de-
mands of modern Sunday School
teaching in the progress of the times
cali for careful and thorough prepara-
ton on the part of the teachers, pray
erful and pains-taking Bible study,
which study should be paramount to,
and take precedence of anything else,
and accompanied with seeking after
the illumination Of Gods spirit.
ReSoloed, That we reaffirm and be-
licve that total abstinence is the only
safe ground for Christian to occupy =;
that we will by precept and practice
endeavor to train the growing genera
ton to live upon this plan, and to
wage unceasing war upon the drink
habit as an enemy to God and man
kind.
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