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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Caus unierer eeartaeu ?. wOreen.mu5a aabs)
Scr GolfzStnrm.
6lorioa am @teilen betrofien. - Ger nla'
tsrieue SduOeu Si.mIi6 grob, Vien-
ideuIsbeu fnO leood teius ptrloreH 9es

OlorIoa am NtelneH betroHeu. - Z er na'
tsrieue SduOeu Si.mltf 9roB, Yen-
itenIsbeu fHO IebOt teius uerloreH 9es
gaugen.
SaOannab. @a., 9. SftOber. -
Der @OlfzSturm pailirtc ncitli6 BON
bier beute 9ormitta9 Uub belpe9tc lid
na9 giOrOOiteu. 9ier bat er teinen
ShaSen angeridtet. 8ei Gpbee err
rci9te Ser gSinO cine S6neIliafeit BON
20 0tc'len bic Stuu0e, icSOd) nur iiir
cine fur3e 3eit. 0a Die Shiiiiubrt uorz
bcr sewarnt wOrOen mar, iin0 feline lluz
iG1e III meloen.
8eniacOIa, 6la., 9. Stt.-0er
9eItcrn 9l6euo bier berrIdcnbe Sturm
bat im 0aieu unb Ser 8ai, iOwie IN Der
Stabt einen imuerbin betrG6tlideu
Sdaben an9eri6tet. DIE idueSil6e
Gorte y r9ntoiuette" fOnnte nur ourd
ouS llmi6Iuaeu ibre8 YOrGcrmalte5 UOr
benz &entern beuabrt werbeu. Der
Stldersi>Shooner nWarp Botter" tricb
BON GomnzYoint bis 3ur 3niel Sauta
Stole, no ct uuf Sen StranO gcrictb.
O!: 6lEtb giug 10 lod, 0aB Die yez
ben5rcttun96 Citation unter 9SaNcr
Itan6.
0as @eleiIe ser 8abn BON Big
BaDou noa benz SIOttenbauBoi lit tbeilz
pciIc lus99cih'uemmt luoroen. Sn Der
StaOt ielbit wurO.n 3Gune, 9aume Il.
flcine Saulidtsitcn IN 0tafIen nieOer>
gewebt. SOm SpernbauS warO eiu
3beil oe5 0ade8 abgcriiien. ba5 grOBe
@ebGuoe pom glount 81 &atiOn ieoOh
9dn8lih ent0adt uno Die in OemIelbcnt
beiinOll6en Yireaur uno 2dOen untcr
gSa6er gcieet. Die 8aptiiteu@&irhe
Der 6arbIgsn 1T gan;ltd Ocmollrt. Ser
leet nurbe 10 luctt, pie icBt bctannt lit,
3tleman0.
SadiOnoiIle, 6lu.. 9. Oft. -
Gin aus Orm merifanii6:n 9olf bcran
brnuienoer Srfan bat geltern 9lbeuo Die
&Hite BON 6lOrioa errclht. Otit elmer
@eI6mjnoigfeit uon GA DtciIcn Die
StunOe fsgt Oie WinO8traut itb,r Sta0t
unO 2unO binweg. Die &eIegrapbsns
perbinOun9 nit BtniacOIa uno unOsren
Srten in PTa0e bc8 Srfau8 ut unIcrz
brOben, uu0 ldBt iih baBcr ilber ra5
llnwettcr Jtdbercs 5ur 3elt n!4t ermltz
telu. 0aa Sturmc8s@cntrum bewcgt
ii9 norow0rt8 Die ueltll9c Suite BON
6lOrlOa entlang.
WI o 8 : Oint. Olin, 9. Oft. -
Seit 9eltern 2lbenO suItbet bier Elm
furdtbarer Srfan. bc9leitet pom itarfem
0tegenIaQ. 9rei Sarteu. Oier SrlOpif, !"
yGarrie @OpOn" uu3 n6ricleO, wclde
in biefi9en 6afen cine SaOun9 SaubOIt
einnebmen MOLTEN, murOen BON benz
Sturm u. @Sugeni3wua ans 2anO &C.
triebcu.
9n Ser 9iG6e bon Ocean Springs,
0iiiI., purOe Ourb anbaltcno: 9fegcn>
siiie cine llebsri4wcmmua9 pcrurlad]t,
Die sen Babnoumm Der "EOulSulucz
9taibpiQer 8abn" untcr &aNcr Ieete
unO auT cine Strefe pon tauienO 55uB
bin 3crjt0rte. 9a8 llnpcttcr tObt audi
bcute nod nit unpc, minOerter Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
W II Is / pal c S.
@eidebuife zines Gage8 in ben fidOtjiden
&ermaltung8 Sur,uus. AIeriei

@eidebuifie eiuc8 &uge8 in ben ftaOtjiden
&erwultungS Sursuus. - AIeriei
gSuuide.
3m DtagorszSireuu criu6te sefern
einc Delegation pcn Sur9crn aus Suos
meIt Baltimore Den Otapor, Die ncuc
cngGifsoeutide S6ule Or. 6, fir mel
DE Ous 6unOament gclc9t lit, aus gez
preBten ODER SauO .3ic9sIitcincn, Sic
weit bauerbniter iiuO, baucn i'll laTen.
Oa nur $31 900 Iiiy Ben 8aufonO 3ur
8u fiiguug iteben uEO Die 9cuHui6te
Scrbenerpn9 be5euteuO tbeurer 1T, 10
CAB Der OtaDOr fcine binOenOe Grtla>
rung, bod wirO CT bcr 9ln9cle9enBeit
belouOere glufmertiuulfeit wiOmeu.
@oacn Icrldm8erun9 Ger Sriit.
Die Experimentation mol
len Den uGdltsn Stubtratb eriu9en, Die
;3clt iIr Die 8ei9aiiung neucr Sen
Der" fIr Die StruB cn6abuz@a99ou gu
uerlan9crn, ca Die gcieslids Brlit BON
orci Wlonatcn ni6t binreid]t, Die Ser
bcTeruuseu 3u beIdaiieu.
0arfitcuern bc5aDlt.
Die n9itpsSuburb zBaGuzG omp.
besablte geltern S1O,897.4O Parfiteuern
anf ibrc @innuBmen bon $121,O82 i'm
lcstcn 9icrteliabre. Qieielbe gcIcu'
ihuit bc3obltc I'M 9leiden 8icrtcIiobrc
Des Soriahrc5 $S514. 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Obnr Saatfnrn


Die bebrdugten GARNER Don Sb.rman.
Gouutg, gtebr., iuten I'm 9iiIte NAT.
GOlumbus, O., 9. SftOber.-Gin
g3otbihrei Der bcOrGn9ten 6armer in
SbcrmauzGountp, 9tebr., lit I'M 4mt8z
8iireau Oe5 0ouoeracur8 eiu9eIauIcu.
S5ricOen5riater 6air bon 0tOfptue,
gebr., erlutt I'M 9tamcn Der nOtbleiOcuz
BEN 6armcr ieuer @e9cnO I'M SeiltunO.
Die borti9en SanOmirtbe, Oertn @rnOte
0ur6 anbalten0e Irofcnbctt ptrnldtet
mur0c, apppeuirtn al Die 8cwobner
pOn Ohio UNI %ieferuna con SuatfOrn
uno um 8eilteuer bon %'6eusmlttcln iilr
ben tommtn0en &;uter. On benz Sdlreis
b.n bciBt c5. 6aB Der Staat 9tcbroSta
njdt IN Der Sage ici, icine blliSbeoiiris
ti9eu 6armcr 81 unterititsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Ius SrnTlicn.
Die bruIlianiidJe 3esierung entifulOigt itt |
lei ibreu gtadbareu.

Die bruTlianide &tsierung entidulOist itd
lei ibreu gtatbureu.
G1iobe 9nneiro, 9. Stt.-0ic
braiilianiide 9te9ierun9 bat lire Sc
IanOten in 9lr9entiuIcn unO uruguap
ongewieien, wegen Der in Ocm 9cb;ct
scr 9enannten 9tepubIifen BON braiiliaz
uiiacn SoIOatsu 5cQangenen 2luaidrct>
tunsen lie 81 cutidulOig,n. Die betreiz
ienOen SolOaten inns bcitroft pOrS,u.
Sine tarte Gruppcu>AbtbciIung 9cbt
nad MottO9rOIo unO Elm nit .SaiIen
uno WtunitlOn bclaoeucr Grain lit nafl
GOtOmbu, am otercn Farana, inter
ipea5.
Die ursentiniIde 9ts9jeruus fat Dem
@On9reB auf @ruuo Der uOn Dem auert>
faniIteu Gcianbtcn 9tu. 8udunan 9es
madten SOritclIungcn cmpfoblen, Die
Gtnfubrj0ue auf SaIbOl3 aus Den Der
cmigteu Staatcu nIdJt III erbo6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
China unb Sapau.
Sod siue iapaulid. Tnleibe.


2on6on. 10. Oft. Cine 9epeide
an Oie Yallz zMall. @l;ettc" aus 0Oto'
bona meLOct, bab bic iapunii6e 9te9ez
ruug beiAlciieu babe, i'm 9nianb cine
tueitere Nuleibe BON $10,G00,O00 aus
suidreibsn, woOur9 lie ;uIammen nit
ben Gtnfiiuiten Ser neu aue9eidlrlcbes
ucn Sricgs iteuern Iber cine Summe
pOn'$26, 100000 Su uerfi9cn bOft. Die
OttuorltGt Ocs &abinet6 bcIiirwortcte
cine glnleibe i'm au8lanO.
Scutidlano id,tdt ctncn NomiraI
nadt ocut 3rtcsSfdIaupIab.
QonOon. 10. Sft.-2tuS Berlin
mirb Oen rSimcS" tclegrap9irt, baB Ser
GontrcsIOmiral Sollmann am 20. Sfz
.Ober Die Sab, na9 Ocu 6inciiiden @cz
mahcrn antrcten wirO. Die 8rcuicr;
9orpctte - Srcne," oa8 ncue 6Iag9enz
idiiI bc6 Ocutiten oituliatlidcn Sc
idwa0crs, iuirO an 1. 9fOpcmbcr blcleS
COMMANDO autretcn.
Semtid1IanS ION rermittelu.
Berlin, 10. Stt.-Sier sebt baS
@era9t, OaB @biua Deutidlunb crIuat
babe, ieincn GinfluB aububicten, um
Sic 8eenoi9uns oes Srieges ;mIideu
China uuO Sapan berbei3u1ibren.
0eniiseno Soloaten, abcr feine
9Snfen.
2onSon, 10. Sttober. - Sine Or
peide aus Sbun9hoi an bie Central
9tcwS" mclOct, oaB Ger dincliitltn Sc
9tcrnna gcniigenO Wanniduitcn 3ur
SerfitSung lteben, eS aber iebr al mo-
bcrnln 6euerwaffen maugelt. Deuti9s
lanO ioIi Den Scriu6 MAIDEN, OIcicm
llebeIltaroe ab5uBeIfeu. 8jele Der tiirSz
lid aus9eriltetcu dineliI9en 9fe9imcnz
ter iinO nur nit Ffcil un6 go9en be-
wafIact.
6amllien ser .3OGbeamten ;u Bcfins
treltcn init lcOcm 0ampfcr in Sban9,
bat Gin.
Gin bobcr 9lesierunssbcamtsr be-
bauptet, OoB bic dineiii9e 6lOttc,
mel3c biSbcr Dem iapanii9en @eI9wa>
or 9e9cniiber itunO. tbatiadIiA websr
5ur Snenpue. nod sur Qcfcniipe III &C.
el9netem .3ultanoe iIb bciiuoe.
9Ste Gbtna Ed) pert ;ciot8cn lutll.
&on6On, 10. Sft. - Gine ben
r9imc8" aus ?otobama Suse9anoenc
0epeldlc wteOcrgoIt Die 9tclounq pon
Der Ginnabme BON 3Ififu uu0 fi9t
binsu, sic 5apaner bGtten bct 5arusz
caOa, in Der 9tdbe BON Bort 2lrtbur,
wlcOer Sruqpen 9clGnbtt.
Der Gou ucipOnoent Der Zines" in
toOn9fOng berldtct inter oem 9cutisen
Gage, OaB Die 9binelen, neil iic cine
SeIa9ernna firaten, 6uzGihu 9eipcrrt
baben. Sn Canton iOQ ein Hauit aus
9ebroden iea.
Gem iclbcn 8Iutt miro aus S6unQz
bai, ebeaiau5 pom bcutigeu Sage, &C.
melOtt, ouB cin brttilder Sffi;ier, mel
6er nit GROCER Sor9falt ale bic pcrz
i9icbcncn Scrldte iiber Die SfIadt BET
Btn9 gang 9ciammclt bat, 3u bcm
SdluB aetommcn lit, baB in Oem &f
nur 5000 Gbineicn cngasirt pareu, un6
oaB ibr Scrlult weni9er, al8 1000 Oiann
betra9en lat.
lluO 9leidfall5 bonn 10. Sftobsr
fabelt Der Correspondent Der .Sime8"
in Sien<&iin, baB 6OOO 0iuilcn an bcr
corsaniiAen Gjreu;c aufmaridirt iiuO
unO bel SuuszS idang, nur 9 Otellcn
nOrolldD BON ser @rea;e, 6en iapnniz
l9en Gruppcn 9c9enitber ltcbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
0rnBfcurr in SanDillr, Sirs.
Cine SubofSfubrit srageaidlert, MD ap,i
oneere IN Nlammen.

SlHe SaUalSIaprtt tla9ealQeri, uIo Alptt
aueere in 6lammen.
0anoille, Sirg., 9. SftObcr. -
Gcgcn 9 llbr bcutc 2lbenO brad i'll DER
Sabaf5iabri BON q. q. GSuIer & Comp.
al Scr SpringitraBe Elm 8ranO aug,
weldcr O08 gebduOe ianmt bchcn Suz
bait in 2lide le9tc. BUR 3cit betridltc
Elm siemlider gSin0, unb als ouS @es
bdube nIebcrgebraunt mar nuo man
9lou6te, odB allie @efabt porbei iei, sntz
Osfte man in 0em Obsreu Stoflpsrf be5
2a9crbauies Der yFlnntsr'8 SObaccOz
Gompaguie" 6euer.
lin II llbr Qbcn68 hattie ii6 6aS
Scuer auf ;wet Eubat8fabrittn uno ba8
por'rluGbute 2a9erbau8 perbrcitet, uno
bic 6cueruebr arteltste augeltreu9t, nm
bem ucrbeerenOeu 6eucr GInbult 8u
tbun.
(SpGter.) lin Wfrtterna6t mar Sa8
6cucr inter GOntrolc. Gs iit btute
ytadt numOslia, BEN senuuen SdaOeu
feIt;ulteuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Der ,Ot o;artz Ntdnncr6 0 "a

Der rOl O3urts Otdnncr& Or"
ibic i'll letner 9.itcru 2lbenO i'll 8.
0icbrs 0aQe ab9ebal5cueu Sin9itunOc
mebrerc ncue G4Ore fir iein all licns
flag, osn %. ytoocmber, III Der rGronb
9IrmpzSau" itattfinotnoc5 Gon5crt neblt
Goiree Gin. IS iinO oie5 bic Gb0rc
vGSlcgenlieO" BON Srabm8 unO lid
muB MN ciEmat iingea" pOn Iaubcrt.
Sn Der Oaruuiiol9enOcn @cidaftsiieung
murSeu Orti neHe nftipe un0 ;msi paiiiue
9R,tglleScr uufgeuommcn.
Ter rSrpbeu8 8zWGnner d r"
hi:lt seitcrn 9lb.nO i'm gOfale os5 Srr.
Somucl Sartmaun, Ode 9eiicrionitruBe
uuO @entral@2lueuuc. icine regeImdBt9e
Sinaituuoe CD. 9ta9 ocricl5cn, IN Der
Gc;daftSiieupg fGbrIe Der Erdii0cut,
Scr. s. Yee, On Yoriie, uno ais Scfres
tar lunljrt: 0r. &arl Biuter. 3wci
ncus atiue lJtitglicOer wurO:n auig..
rOmmcu. Sctrc:Gr l8intcr erItattste
Den 5abreSb'ridt, pcl9er eja guuitigcS
Seiultat GuIplc5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Yscrjmic1cttcS.

Der StaStzS OmmiiGr bat aui bclOuz
6ercn GSunih Os5 WiagOr5 ale eriOrOers
liden 5cpuraturcu an StraBen in 9lnz
griif nebacn laiien, nm oieiclbcn 5u
UOucnOcn, ebc 6roituettcr eintritt.
0tagOr i. s. %atrobe unterjsidnete
geitern bcn Sc;htuB, Sru. 8. Dtann
81 scitatteu, cin SOmucrOatI al Der
Gfe uOn Sillcns uuO 6OrreittraBe 5u
tuucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
9ctrnlcllmS Scarn.

g8abufb, SnO., 8. Sfto6cr.-Tuf
9fObert 9ammelp5 6arm, iaOlid boz
Biuftou, ititB man bel SObrungen
nur9 cine 6etSlugc uui cine rei4e Del.
quclle. 9n iturtem StrOme ipruoelt
Ou5 Grc6l aus Der SciInuug hcrpOr.
Otau idaet, OaB bic NueQe 1000 5oB
Sel pro Sag ;u ljeicrn in Stanoc lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Sje Doittbdtiofeif.

SIM SteuerzappeQutiOn59eri6t wurz
6tn geitern iOI9enoe SaucrlaubnBs
i6clne ausgsfelIt: oil 6rau Glii. 8.
SdmiOt fIr IS jmeiit0fige Wobnbduicr
an Ger Sircs, nube YOpplctOritraBe;
6einri8 YcwsQ iiir 30 OrciItOtlge
@obnbduier an Ser Bottom unO far 7
an Der 9allowItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Cine rlcftriidr Sabn 2tuiitcn GBis
rnnn INN MiImnnfrc.

Chicago, Sas.. 9. Sttobcr. Die
rYof, Sbore. GIectrIcz9tailrOaSz@ omp."
lit bcute nit einem 0ruu6fapital pom IL
OfiuIoncn Dollars incorporirt mOroeu.
Die neue 2inie miro BON @b!cu9o na6
WtllmQutee iiiAren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
gsia feline pcrYcid,liAtcn soloatcn.

SO Sien, 10. SftObcr. - ,Solbatcn
iou man nidt inSaumm o1e slnwifeln. "
= 60 bat iin9it Suiier 6rau5 SOiepb
crtla!t. IS mar bel eiucm SOIbuu in
Subarcit, aIs 6rans SOiepb nit Dem
9(bacorbneten Sreu.ufeI8 ;uinmmen
traT. &seterer, elmer Der Strtreter Ser
@roBgrunbbeiieeS in GDrOl, bate Die
usberanitren9un9 Der &prOlcr Sd,iieen
surd an5u 9roBe on lie seiteute 6oroez
run9,n qsrdgt. Der &aiicr. wcldem
Dies su Sbren qetOmmcu mar, riei btm
4bgcol oreteu bel benz SOfbalIe su: .@S
limb SOlOatcn; SOloatcn iOa nan uid)t
in gaumuplle einwideln!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
s. 0an,ssfo6.
(gept. t.2S,l2NtcG)

GiEe Brob. -uEb 81. iirb ilf,rj,ust. S.rbf= unb
sSiEterIuaare ieet an Hauh. UiaOd1enz UHe 9Haten
Sbulituhe. bic b;fteH bIlIaiteH; ebeuio iclHe
5trrcE: urb EGMcnidubt Gjumull= dubt une Sttt:
fa uno ben tcittn strtcltsibuh i'll Y!artte. @ntc
Frauercte uEs iaTie SGu5idu5c fur Dieeser uHo
Sdder in bem eIteu SduhIa . bBth ian sSSG 4 :
SEofsSoai ." Wr. ~ 30 o=GSar=. uahe 2esIuss
tonitrabe, uHo 81. 100, Epros Danit'ate.
s. Gausealod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
Sr. &aOtpaD's
SnrCnpariQiNn 8eGOlUent.

Gin 1ciImitteI pclh,s aus 9usrso,riien uoH aus
sererbtntliben m,oisiniiGen gI9eHitGiteH BuiGms
mtnssiett ift, baupti6dih um ben beruBttIatiommta
Hen urh angesriifentH Gorper 5u IeHssH 81 beileHs
aufSuridbteH uHO gu it3rfeH. R0it uHaeHebm, iideE
nuo mIrtiam in ieIRcr lEirFara. gu bab;H bel 0QtH
apotbeterH. GiHeH Dollar pro 5IGide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
5eilmng 6rORii6er &ranfbeitex.

@brouiider &beumatismus, SiropbelH,
SeuSbufteu, treb5artlge Qeloeu, 2ungenbIus
ten, White Swelling, @eidImire, 6lftDeb,
SrondlltlS.
gtidlt uur, puB Oas SariapariIIian.Rei
bent alle 0ellmItteI fir trOuiide, itrOpbus
l0ie, &oultItutIOUSs uuo SauttrautbelteH
iibertrifit, iOuOern .s lit aud OaS eiuuge
fdbere SellmIttel fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
aGe Granfbeiteu Der Seber.

g2au beobt, bic IcIstHoeH Spnptome. DeIde ans
etSruna Der g.roaUUHs sszSr5aHe berruhreH: 8crs
Foptuna irrere odmorrhOloeH, Slut0HorGHg I'M 9Opi,
6dlre i'm gtas:n. RciluEg sum @rtItdleH, soobIeus
uen, gBiotrpiItn ststn 92abrIHg, Stmcre i'm Wias
een iQure5 9luifos,n, uHrubi9sr Sershlag, GrihutS
t,rnro ootr Grfdir95Gnfin, bei'H Sie3cE, SiioHens
Eeoen ober GeUcbs Uor oeH 4useu, TIebtr uno buns
pier aopriShmcT., AtbmuHg5 Hg56ehD.rbtH, selbe 0auts
tlro Quosrfar5e SduIcrB.H in Der Ssite, Sruft ben
95li,bmabsH, ploglib OtrfGrftes 9.rstIoDieH uus
br.HueHees g.iubl IN ben 2BeittbslleH.
gtuise 8ui.n BON IaonanS ptllen befreieH bas
Snit,m BON ben gtHaHnteH SeitDtroeH.
gret8 25 Gts. ole SaadlieI.
gu baben BET allen MP otbetsrIs.
EPar T4r,ibr an Tt. gfaorpnH s. Comp, q. 0.a
Beg 3s5, gtcUsDsrEs fur sineH RathasbeT. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
21tere1tD unO 2Srafett-Setaen,

St,iu. 9iatst,S, ggaiisriuft, N8uferper.
itoptuug, lIrlufIuB, Srsbt'ihs Srnutheit,
QIbumnurlu uuo III allen Gdlleu, mo- ian.
bige RieOeritldge fd bllOeu oosr boS @ai.
Ter tlf, wolIig, nit SubfaReu, Dem GmsiB
Ghnlit, permud]t if oOsr 5dOeu rui, lueiBe
SeiOe fih SelgeH, ooer bet frant5aiteiu,
biloiem QuSiebeu uuO wcjBeH fuoteuitaubs
artis.u NleoeritlGgen uuO bsi'm g9uiier.
Iafeu eiu belBenoes, breuueuoes Gefubl iidb
.juitelit uHO Samerjcu i'm 9fiidfreuj uus
IN ben 2euoeU.
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2ou6ou, 10. Sft. - SIM aus
martiscn 4mt cridien bcute frub 0r.
s.. Ssnperion, Der brttiide &Oniul gu
GaOir, welder lid ouf lIrlaub in 2Onz
bon autbicIt, unO erleOi9te bort eini9e
0eldaite. SIN 2auie elmer unterres
buna nit bem StcuO@apleu 0rn. ct.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-11
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-05
The Vance Memorial Window.

The June number of "The Acad-
emy'' has just been issued. As usual
1T is handsomely printed. 1t contains
full report Of the recent commence
ment exercises. Fifty Thousand copies
OF this number have been issued and
will be circulated throughout the
North, West, East and South.
In speaking OF the Vance Memorial
Window, Mr.. Clewell says: Plans
will be carefully and wisely entered
upon to secure exactly what is deSir-
ed, and at a reasonable cost. If all
works out as is now expected, the
protected from hail by wire screen,
and insured so as to be replaced ir
case of fire. The plan of the window
will be such iu case of the erection OF
new chapel in the future, it can be
removed to the same.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-05
HELD HIS WIFE FOR DEBT.
An Unfaithful Husband and a BaC
Citizen

Mooresville has a citizen she wishes
she did not have. And a grass-widow
in Greensboro has an unfaithful hus-
band whom she wishes she had never
met, says the Charlotte News.
Sometime ago, more than a year
ago, John Parish, white man, left
his wife and two children in Green's
bOro and went to Mooresyille and be-
gan work as blacksmith for the
Charlotte Granite Co. He had left
his wife for good, and she knew moth
ing of his whereabouts. He met a
Miss Hodges, a milliner, of Salisbury
and fell in love with heI They ran
away to get married, he hiring a
horse from Deaton's livery stable in
Mooresville, and drove it nearly to
death.
On their way south they stopped al
Mr.. Smiley }. Browns boarding house
on West Trade street, Charlotte, when
they registered as "W. NJ. Lewis and
wife" Parish, alias Lewis, had nc
money, it seems, and went up street
| and sent a carriage to the Brown
house for his wife" They had nc
baggage, and so "Your Uncle Smiley
kept the bride right there until heI
hubby scuf1ied around and got up the
lodging bill.
They left there and nothing can be
learned Of their whereabouts. Tht
| authorities in Greensboro want hi n
| for several old otfenses, and Mr. Dea
| ton would like to get whack at hin
| for killing his horse.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-05
is HE A WINSTON MAN. /?
HUNTERS PLAN OF GETTING
MONEY IN MT. AIRY.
Excursion-Dnped Several Mer-
chants With Watches.

The News says that during the
Knights Of Pythias picnic in Mt. Airy,
June 22nd, well dressed young fell
low, giving his name as g. A. Hunter
entered Mr.. J. r. Paddison's store, and
calling for Mr.. Paddison, told him
that he and his brother and a party
Of friends had come over from Win
ston to the picnic, that his brother
had his money and being down town
and finding unexpectedly that he
needed some change he would be glad
if Mr.. Paddison would lend him six
dollars. Being unknown, he SAID, he
would leave his watch as security for
the money, which he promised to re.
turn during the course OF the after
noon. Mr.. Paddison agreed to let him
have the money but finding he had
only $3.50 in change, with the eXcep-
tion OF number OF pennies asked him
if that amount, S5 so, would do
The young man replied that he
needed some small change anyway
and would take fifty cents in coppers.
On receiving the money the young
man said he would return the money
in an hour or two and one dollar extra
for Mr.. Paddison's trouble. Mr.. Pad
Olson told him he did not want any
that he would pay 1t anyway. He
left and Mr.. Paddison has not seen
him since.
The same fellow went to Mr.. J. d.
Jenkins and borrowed ten dollars
from him and to Mr.. G. p. Wells from
whom he got five dollars, telling the
same tale in each case and depositing
a watch as security for the loan. 1t
is said that he borrowed" from sever
al others but if SO they are not saying
anything about it. During the after
noon Mr.. Jenkins, beginning to sus-
pect that something was wrong, went
up to the picnic grounds to search for
the young man. He found him and
tod him of his promise.
The young rascal is said to have
been decidedly impudent in his man
ner and Mr.. jenkins, thinking he
might possibly be doing him an in
justice left him and went on back
down town. When the train left
Hunter" doubtless went on it for he
has not been seen in Mt. Airy since.
The watches he pawned are said to
be worth the money advanced on
them; indeed, Mr.. Paddison has al
ready sold his for six dollars. Who
Hunter" is and how he came to
have so many watches no one in the
Granite City knows. The News says
he proved himself a shrewd, plausible
rascal and his victims in that town
can rest assured that while they do
not know him he will some day be
known to the penitentiary authori
ties.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-05
MIR. wATsONs ADDRESS
At the Commencement of King
Mountain High School

A correspondent give the following
report Of the address delivered at the
recent commencement Of Kings Noun
tain High School, by Hon. c. B. Wat
son, OF this city:
Thursday evening, after most ter
rifle rain-storm had partially passed
away, a very select and rehned audi
ence assembled under many difficulties
to hear Hon c b Watson, of Winston,
deliver the literary address. The spa
cious school hall was well filled,
though the storm kept many country
people away. Hon. j. L. Webb, of
Shelby, gracefully introduced the
speaker in very mpiimentary
| terms.
The address was not an elaborate
and ornate, carefully prepared produc-
tion, but plain. practical. pointed
discourse, delivered In such style
and mainly so as to be understood. ap-
| preciated and remembered by all.
| The speaker did not "shoot over the
heads" of his audience, but sent his
well-aimed points Of wisdom direct to
| the understanding of all. His speech
| was replete with sense, wit, humOr
/ and sound, judicious advice to both
| young and old; and It's good effect will
live on in coming years, even long af
ter this noble, broad-gauged, warm
hearted, gifted and brdiny speakers
| clarion voice is forever hushed. He
spoke for about one hour and all were
delighted. Mr.. Watson was charmed
with this beautiful country and was
anxious to remain over and see more
of 1T, and especially to visit the battle
ground, but pressing and weighty pro
fessional duties compelled his lmme
diate return.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-05
DIED IN A WELL.
Titus Beasley Overcome, Falls Back
and His Neck is Broken.

A serious accident occurred in Dur
ham last Friday, which re-
suited in the almost sudden death OF
a well-digger, In shocking manner.
Titus Beasley and John Atwater
were engaged in digging well on the
lot of Mr.. McCleese. The well had
been dug to the depth of 81 feet, and
Thursday afternoon they made dy-
Mantle blast.
Yesterday morning they went to
work as usual. Beasley went down at
he called to Atwater to draw him up;
ing him. When the bucket in which
he was being drawn up reached the
top, Beasley seemed to loose all con-
sciousness and fell out going down
head foremost.
The Sun says it was fully twenty-five
minutes before any one could be in
duced TO 20 down. Finally Charley
Hall, another colored man, went down.
He had hardly touched the bottom
before he called to be drawn out, and
when he came up was very weak. 1t
was then an hour and a half proba-
bly, before any one would go down,
when Rolf Tinney happened to come
up and did go down. Beasley was
found on his head dead When
brought up it was found that his neck
was broken, there was small cut on
the forehead and skinned place on the
right hip.
Beasley was a weli-digger by pro-
fession, 55 years old, and leaves wife
and seven children.