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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28

Die Briu;eIIiu Gilbert BON FreuBen trug
elm purpurfarbene6 &leo nit Oiamana
ten uno 9erleu.
Die Brln3eiiiu 6rieOri9 &arI, weiBeu
9ltla8 nit Olamautcn. lln 6uBe Oe5
SbroneS butten nod Die Prin;eiiu
SSrieori6 pon SOben;OQsrn unO Die
Yriuseilin Sittorla BON Sdaumbur9s
2tppe 8lab 9enommen uno audi lbre
pom @el0 uuo Qiamartcn itroscnben
GOiletten errcgten aagcmeine 8epunosz
runq. Die 0OpeueIIe oeS OlplomatiI1en
Gorp8, 2aOD Itauet, Satin oeS b,ltis
19en 8otl6aiter8 ltellte benz faiierlihen
Baar Otaoame 9fuuDou, bic Satin
6s5 ameritauIihen SotlhaItcrS uno oes
rem Sof,ter Dor. 1lntjr Den an Der Gour
tbeilnebmenOeu BeriOuen bsianoeu ii9
Sr. unO 6rau SadiOu, @apitGn Guan8
uuo Satin, lolpie lieutenant 8reelano
nebit @,mabIiu BON Ser amsrltanII9eu
SOti6aft.
9ta9 oem Gnrpfon9 ser 9ortcuun9
6irirtsn Gle OtitslieOsr Der amerltanIz
lden 8otI1ait init Nru. pon &oeciOls
&O5cleIsft, Dem friibereu Sibres Oct
YOieu I'M 9fcihstaq, unO traieu borten
init oem Oilnilter Oe5 t0utgliheu 9aus
is0 SrI. p0n Wc6cl, benz nitrci4ti9en
unO benz frau50iiidsn 8Oti9aiter unO
anberen bodgeitsllteu FeriOnlIateIten
5ulammen.
Die Sbatiate, baB sic SarOuiu Sos"
ciOl>&O8cielstl sOer grOBen S6Ispp.lz
@our beiwobnte, bcweiBt, baB Die Be-
houptung, Der Suiier babe ietne alteu
polnlIden 6reunoe absr Soro 9emorfen,
ni9t iti9bnlti9 lit. 2luiiaQenO waren
ferner Die 3ablreidsn GbrcnbsweiIe, ole
Ssiiens Der &aiiertu Ser @rafin gu Guz
lenbur9 Satin oe8 Gr>WIniiter8 8otDO
gu @ulenbur9, 3u She'll iuuroen.
Die Berllner 3cItun9en bclpreden
bereit5 Die nGhIten 8Gblen. Die Grz
tlarun9 be8 uuterltautssSet 9tlez
berling, oaB wsttere ra0itale Qmenoes
ment5 Die AntizltmlturSz SOrla9e wertbs
los MAIDEN wiiroen, bat Su lGn9sren Be-
iprcdungen Straulahuu9 9egeben. Die
SOiiiIde .3eitun9" lit Ger 2lniidt, OaB
Oa8 Otlnilttrium elmer IuflOlung 0eS
6et68ta9e8 brett cntge9enarbeltc, unO
OuB Die Otehr5abl Ser Jtet4sbOten i3on
beute cine 9lppellutiOu an 6as 9olt ais
cine isititsbcnbe Gbatiade betradtsn.
Der Saiier bat Oem 6iiritbii9oi &ars
binal &Opp pom Sreslau, iOwie oem
@r3bti9Of &ar0inar &remene BON &0lu
Den rotben NOlerOrOen eriter &laiIe psr>
lieben. Otan brin9t bieie SrOeusosrz
leibuug NIT bem ul6iteu @Outlau in
SerbinOung uno bcSeianet OIeiebe al6
cine 2(uImunteruns an bic gciitlideu0er>
rem fir Die Gabl zines Dem Oreibuno
9anltigen Yaplte5 ein5utreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
Ser arnBc 9 trifc.

grooflgu, 26. Sanuar. - Qeute
i1t Der Sr.i;eDn:e Sag Oe5 grOBcn GrOls
leDzStrifc5 in 8rOotlDn. De Serluit,
BEN bic Strifcr, Die Glci4dftSlerte unO
Die 0eieuidaitcn l9On erlttteu baben,
qebt in Die lRlQioueu. Die Sabnseiellz
I6aftcn psrlieren tGgIi9 ca. $32, 900 al
@mnabmen.
Die 9a6ngeicQiduTtcn geben MN
aIel otnsS 0le tr0itllde S.riihcrun9,
oa6 Der Strite pOrIber iet uub Der gez
trieb aller 2lujen in uOQcm llmfange
wicOcr aufgeuOmmen werOe. SISbtr
baben aber Die orei 9eieuI Ihuften nod
ni9t 10 Oele &eute euga9irt, ul5 an ben
StrIfe gc9angcn iins. llebrlgcn8 idels
uen lie bod 9enu9 gcute gu baben. ibre
2inlen pieoer in Yetrteb gu iteen unO
in 8etrieb balten ;u tOnnen uuo 0a8
Grnu8ieriren Ser yeute BON elmer auf Ole
anoerc 2inic bat aufgcbOIt. 9tun tOmnlt,
mie bic @eieIlidaften Iagsn, 2lleS auf
Oeu BOIi5silbue an.
0eIhHtt oon !tubt unO 9tebel naren
in ben Iribeiten StunOen 0e8 cages
wie0er 3ablre,6e Striter O0er 6rcunOs
berIelben eririg beihditi9t, GroQeps
Drdbte gu Ourdidnetoeu ooer bera6 gu
reiBeu, nm ben 8abn9eIeaiduften Die
rcQelmGBtQe WicOsrauinabme o,8 8es
trlebeS m09lidit 3u eridweren. Die
@eIellidaftcn baben iibrt9en5 AUDI IdOn
am friibsn OiOrgen 3ablrelde 2lrbeitsr
uu8seiaidt, bic gsaen seitern usridwius
bend 9erin9en StOrunSeu in BEN gets
tun9en pieOer uufjubeben, ourdi9nlts
teue DrGbte iuieOer 3u uerbinoen uno
Siu6erniiie bon ben 2eituugaOrabten
uuO Geletien Su entferner.
Stn unO wteter itieS AUDI zine BOlta
3,izBauOutue auf eini9e rtn 9lrbelt" be-
iinollde 2eute, weldle Iih nit ben GrOlz
lcgsOrdbten uubeiu9ter Meiie gu Idaiz
fen madteu. 90 psrbaitete Serseant
9iearOon nit fiuf YOliStiten fur5 nuf
Wtltternadt Elf Srifer, lueI6e an 8eoz
fOro>2lusnue uuo 9tOro@ 3. StraBe Die
0yabte OurdidueiOen MOLTEN.
SEQ. SOfimann, sin v@riuer" IN
0ienltsn Der y. Sei9bts Sabu9eisQz
ldaft, entOedtc beute Irub 3 ubr IN BEN
9lemiien i'll 6uremanitraBe 6euer. Gr
9ab iOiOrt ben AlarrI un6 Die raid erz
idienene 6eusrwebr l6iate bic I'M blns
terlten Gbelle Der 9femiien lObenOen
6lanlmeu, melbe bese;t6 $500 Sda6en
augeri6tet batten. 2llem Gnihelne
uah mar oa8 6euer au9ele9t wOroen u.
5war BON 2lrBen.
Die 8abnsGsislidaiten bnbtn $500
8elObnung fIr ba5 Gr9reifen uuo Die
ucberiabruns eiucs ieOen 0rubt3mlfsr8
ausgeIdrieben. 0ieielbe SeIobnung
erbalt Seoer, welder ir9eno Elm. YeriOn
3ur 9erbaIiuns brin9t un0 IberIH5rt,
Gi9entbum Der Subnen beIadOist 5u
baben.
Brigade General Mc2:er ertlarte
bsute, pom feiner Sroer besigli9 oeS
9tb5u9.s Der Dtilt5 81 wiiieu. Die Otiz
Zig lei nod nOtbWenOi9 unO werOe nod
mau9eu Gag in 8rOOflgn bleiben null
len.
Coroner Sem bat ben Snquelt iiber
sen SOB Oes GhOmaa @arneg, Der am
leetsn 0OnHeritag uon SolOutsu oes
IS. 6egiment5 wdbrsno be3 EaOuu5 in
Der SisbitraBe eridOiien wurOe, ami
nd9ltsn 0Oauerita9 Ibenb anbsraumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
G9afel
8afe
&us Dem Snnrrn Warblanb's unD
Den ungren,cnbcu Staaten.
GroBfeuer in Cumberland. Cine @is.
pagnie riiftet iid) fir ben CONNER. -

9roBfeuer in Cumberland. - Cine @is.
pognie riiitet fid3 fir ben CONNER. -
Son elnsm tOlIen 6HnOe ssbihsp.
Sn Cumberland brannte an Samz
flag baS id0nc gSOBnbau5 bes Srn. 6.
8. Sree, oe8 0eneralsA9enten Ger
- Welts sS!rginier @sntralbabn" bis auf
ben grunO nieoer. Der Sdaoen be-
lauft ii6 auf $4,000 bis $4,000. Du8
Saus mar nit $l2, 900 perliaert, Die
@inridtun9 nit $4,000. SicIes Der
9eRteren lit beidaOiSt, sumeilt bur9
8aiIcr. Dus 6euer entitanO Der Ser,
mutbuu9 na9 bur9 einen i9aObaft.n
9fau6iaug. Die 6euernsbr bate barte
Grbeit, oenn e8 berri6te CUR ,3eit etu
bitter faIter Sdneel turn. 9lQgemeineS
Sob fano Ri4ter GomarO Staf. fir
feline Ani itreu9unsen bel unterltisuns
Der 6euerwebr. St 1T fein 9teullng in
bleiem @eidGit alS alter 5euermebrz
mann, uuO Die Sunbsrte BON 3uidauz
elm, Die 9luseu;susen warsn, batt.n eis
nsn pabrbaft erbebenSen NnbIif, alS lie
laben, lpie er Den Sti ilaud bancbabte.
Sein better ansus unb ueber3iebsr ginz
gen O'rauf, unO ul8 lebenoer @l83apien
perIieB er Die Sranbltatts.
9te GissGruote.
ST. 9lusuft 6eunemann, Der BrGiiz
bent Der rSGltimOrer @onlumers' See
@OmpanD," mar 6reitas in Sarpe be
@rucs uuO truf ieine Sorbereitun9en,
nm nit Ger @ts<@rn6te auf bleIer Seite
bes 6lufIes beute besiunen su lalIcn,
mofsrn hidt 2huumetter eintrltt. 9as
SIS naait Dem 2aserbauie Der Gomz
pasuie lit sssen s bis 9 .3Ou bid.
Uom eincm tollen Smnoe acbi5Iem.
Sn GbeitertOWn luuroe Der picr3ebns
iGbrt9e SObn Der 6rau s. 6. Strong
BON SwanzPoint bel JfodbaQ am ssreiz
tag auf Ocm 9eimwe9s BON Ser Shule
BON einsm tOaen Sunoe angefuqsn unb
ms 8sin 9eblien. Sein Nater t6otete
ben SuuO uno mari i'm, na9osm CT
ibm eIueu Stein an ben Sals aebanat
bate, ms Bufsr. Or. @atlln uOn
@bcltsriOpn wuroe coniuItirt uno nun
ioq Der &uube far's erlts in's rBaIteurz
SnititHt" 3u gteus0Ort sebraht peroen.
Der 9ieser, Der Dor 2SO9sn ebenlaQs
gebiiien luOrOen mar uno Die n3uiebelz
fur" ssbrau9te, iit auf oem a1sgs Der
Seheruns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
GG6rI
161Fe!

tur N,ie i'm guslaube beiorst inrerbnIb "a GtunNen
su bsAeuterh berGbseieStem BreIic
@oIaro 9aiae,
GIAnsRsGfs SeItiHoyssS RGSs uaa YsRs9fFcssgrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
S3r. "a.

8rootlpu, N..0., 27. San. -
Sn Scr &irhcnltaot berrIbte bcute 3icm.
LID GIbe. Die Diiliieu w0ren mGrIhs
bcreit, I'm irgeu0 psIhe HubeitOrungen
prompt III uuteroriideu, wuroeu aOer
nldt p;cl in 2lnIpruh gcuommen. Qa8
Il. Gegiment, wclteS am Samitag Die
Shuppsn an Der SeracuitraBe beicet
belt, waro in Die gSaffeubaue be8 23.
Hcqiment8 beoroert uno oa5 Is. Jle9tz
ment nadl 0'reenpoint ab9eianOr. Oa8
0urf)ihneSen Der %eItun9OrGbte, iowle
SOmbar0Iren Der Wag9Ons, wcnn tmz
mer iA elmer ieben lGBt, Oausrn iOrt,
uno mcbrerc Serbaftun9en wurocn uOrs
genommcn. OaB man nod ntht oarau
oentt, Die OttIi3en ;u entlalIen, 9ebt Oaz
ruu8 herpOr, OaB in oeu Oerlhleocnsn
Sduppen Der 8abu9eieilihuitsn, in
benen Die Gruppeu bisbcr in 2Su99ouS
campirten, bic Obereu 9(Gumll6tetteu
ais &aierncn cingeriatet weroeu. Oas
gSetter mar niht8 weuigcr rtc frernoz
lld), uno tie auf EOlten ltsbeno:u SOlz
outen bH6cn BON Der SGIte oIcl 81 lels
oeu.
Die 2lusRanOisen finS iebr sHrTdbalz
tcno; lie permelOen e5, III @iruppen 3uz
Ianueu su itcben nNcr i, ir9'ro elmer
8ciie Ofii;isu iid) gegcn Die SrOnung
5u oergebeu. Sic begen non immer Die
SOiinung, Oard feite8 3uiumnenbolten
un0 maunbaits5 Serbalteu nit i0Ilfe
Der SpmfotBie 0e8 Yub,ltum8 3u &C.
pirnen.
Die 8abnbeamtcn bugegen bcbaupz
ten, OaB Oc5 Strife faftiid beeuOet iei
nno ibnen Eeute 9enag ;u @e5Ote itanz
BEN, nm ibre idnmtlIdc 2jnien in Ger
9ewobntcu QSeiie in Setrieb iu lessen
nnb gu erbaIten. Die gSirtbihuiten in
Ser 9tahbari6aft Der uerihteOeneu
SubnitatiOucn warcn beutc bcrmctlIb
perIhlpIlcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
Sat(ers &e6nrtstag.
Gin Scftas FUR sana 9smtS6Iano

Die Standardization in Berlin IbcrtrcT fen
dllcs S19epeieue. - Rur ecr @rin;=9fe gent
opn Sapern feblte.-Ses Sdiicrs 6efcbenfe
fiIr eic Nrmen unn Bic Reid1Sfnuptffaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
81. Oon GuQ,

fur inns uEb duserIite 9rantbcitsn SfHc, tda!iA
ron 10 uAr abeHbs, e cuHtd9s CON 81 ubr Diits
tags. glr: n 32 spres Garr0atou' AUenHr.
Del20, 121lttO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28
Ser 9eutfhe GorreibcaSent,
gdsIid, w5dtntIiG urb Scnrtass,
mninr Gfaeufhiir,er mf,p RcoGfte1

ANYIIlIf IDVultHktfuE taIE9 ~01'1''N5~'
@. @aiae, Gigentburier nnn Reoafteur
(s.adfolser upE g. 5faiuc),
gnnn,Rsgde Saltimors=StraBs uEb @snsSffice=ar,.
Tr,ts bes daIi dbeu SIatteS, surb GrGs,r beiorsi
IAN Gts.; taaIidls uno ecunta % Mac Sabs ID
Gents pro Doe, sotbar on bic oas Slafr Ntorsenhcn
Eriser.-9daIidbu uebf SonntagssMn inter
Rorfps saorarsbesahura $3.50 p:c Sabr, jur rurScrc
5eit i'm SerbGltnis; ir bi. mndleHtli die siuSsabs
nit eonntas ssbIatt, portor.L NIT abBus tlr Clubs,
1880 pro Sdhr, Eap trstno eIEeH Srte bts SnIdns
bes 81 nab europa. epuuta essTuse eabe 81
pro Sobr.-Dae bette unb bill cite esuticbe 8lett
In ben DiitteIs Inp SIehaG3t1-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-28

Sn prahtucuiter SEeie Sugeriatet.
@cfcbruiter SputberIann'S 5aarcr;euscr.
@eibpiitcr Sputbcrlaur's 5aarcr,euscr.
6efdbpifter Sputbcrlanes Saarer;cugcr.
6eid,uiiter SrutbcrlanSs Sppfbautreiuissr
@eiebpiiter Guutbcrlanes Sppfbautrctniscr
@eid,iuiftcr SputbcrIdne's SppfbnMtreiniscr
u. 8. Geao ousiHiscr 2t9ent bieicn gtoHot.
U. $. Reao ol;iuiger ga.ut oici,A NtOnat.
Giip's Sbwinsiudtsfmr. fmr................17 Cts.
Bulls 5uitrn.s Yrup p..................16 @ts.
SS. $. Rears 6uitcnfur i'll ggfinutcn ) Gt5.
ss. $. 1sas's 'suitenfrr i'll Geinutcn I5 Gts.
Die teifs uEo berabuItefe DIeotsin gmerifoS.
Americas 8 Gatarrb. s. ar ar.................s5 Cts.
simrrica. atarrb. Stur .......s5 Cts.
GmericGsSatarrb:stu ..................s5 Cts.
"e'o Site.. ..'..'....,.........-.... 30 cts.
Stem Sife ..... .............35 Cts.
Teu Sife.. .....35 cts.
6lpccrinc. nc.....................25 cts. oas gfuno.
sebcrtbran.... .............. % 2ts. bos giuno.
Gies iii ed: norlue8jifer.
sSitci, Cts. oas BiHt.
Gd)tes &aitprpI 20 Gts. bas 9int.
9ulprriirrter Sprar. 20 Gts. bas Sfuub.
SadpaIuer -. ........5 Cts. oas 8iunb.
GpinmsS al3..... ..............5 Cts. ba5 BiuHb.
SeeIp's Sruebbdnrcr. cts. bas Stad.
Seelep's &riiefen @ts. oas stld.
fountain. sprisem. I'm elm 0rtteI bilissr.
Scfipafirr=S eiu 3ritteI biliser.
Gpmbinatiunss 2prisrn ..um Elm 9rittsI biIiser.
Scotts GmuliTpn. 9roBe 6Iaiten .......65 Gts.
9apuc's GcIerp.G 6 pmppunc ....-......sO Cts.
GenoDs SDpppbpspbate. ..............95 Cts.
fSeiseniDrmp 80 cts.
slmmpnnf. .........5 Cts. oas Yiut.
J.
Saresorie 80 cts. pas Btnt.
SaD Rum. m.-....................5O Cts. bas 8iHt.
| Sieer eapenscr. ausaci,t6uet
Iur Ole 2ollette........... DO Cts. oas Bint.
SejCpte, BON ben beiicn G5raouirten Su6ereitet
| 5u 40 Bro3ent SiscoHto.
VI. s. ReaS's @iirnsSpmic rebusirt auf 35 Gts.
SO. s. Rcar's @icn=Epnic <eouBirt auf 81 cts.
w. s.. Rcar's Giien=Spnic reousirt auf 35 Cts.
| SS. $. Tear's GmuITpn.ecbertbau 35 Cts.
B. s. Seae's seicrenfur. cts.
| W. $. Rcae's Sariaparind, aus9eSeibret
| fur oGs glut ........ B. Cts, 35 @ts., 35 gts.
SS. $. Reas's Samaifa= Ginger cts.
VI. $. Rrab's Sails une aatarrlJ= Sur..35 Cts.
gS. $. Reab's sails unS Satarrbs Sur. .35 Cts.
VI. $. Rcar's sails une aatarrbs ssur.. IS Cts.
limb bisi.Ibe ift ibr Geruid,t In Sob wertb.
VI. $. Rear's Is @tszsuffenfur in 2 Neinuten
lit Elm poutommenc5 gSuRoer uuo it pGbe nod ME
etipa5 2erGrtlges in uier3is SGbren 9eieben.
Gdtun9spOu
Die 10. =. ReuO
|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
4 CABLE TO HAWAII.
1T WILL BE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD
SPANNING The PACIFIC.

The Expense Estimated at ABOUT So. Ooo.-
ooO-Hundreds of Ocean Cables Through
out tia Wild and Nineteen Across the
Atlantic.
There arg 10 transatlantic cables, but
the broad bosom Of the Pacific is as yet
rnspanned. The recent exciting events
in Hawaii. however. have stimulated
interest il the long talked OF project of
a cable from San Francisco or Vancou-
yer 10 Hawaii. and if one of these prof.
ects is carried out it will doubtless De
but short time before the line viii. be
extended 70 Japan or 10 New Zealand
The new republic of Hawaii is natn.
rally very anxious 70 be IN closer coEnec.
tion with the world. and Great Britain
and the United States are both consld
ering the ACCESSIBILITY or otherwise Of
expanding the necessary IS. 600. 900 and
connecting Hawaii with the continent
of North America. Great Britain has
already asked the republic OF Hawaii for
permission TO land its proposed cable
from Vancouver on one of the Hawaiian
islands, and the republic has petitioned
the United States government for leave
to grant the request. Hawaii is not un-
der the wing of the United States, but
years ago Uncle Sam was given the ex-
elusive right TO build a cable TO the is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
WHEN SPRING COMES
Il Recommend Pe-ru-na TO All suffer
ers," Says Editor w. T. Powell.
OF Darlington. Ohio.

1
w. I. Powell, editor of the indie
pendent of Darlington. Ohio, write.
that he was taken sick with bronchiti.
and catarrhal fever, head was in g
terrible condition, lungs were badly
affected, being so tight and sore he
could hardly breathe, and eoughed al
most necessarily. For two months
tried local physicians. took cough
medicines and other medicines.
Took three bottles OF Pe-ru-na and
was entirely cured.
1t is needless to attempt to give
only the vaguest outline of the won
derful success which Pe-ru-na has
met with in the cure of catarrh.
This success is entirely due to the
fact that Pe-ru-na eradicates the dis
ease from the system, instead of
temporarily relieving some disagree
able symptom. Not only is catarrh
in all stages and varieties cured
promptly, but also colds. coughs,
bronchitis, Ia grippe, catarrhal dys-
pepsia, all yield. surely and perma-
nently,to the curative virtues of Peru
ma.
As Spring medicine Pe-ru-na is a
never failing remedy. 1t cleanses the
blood through digestion, and gives
tone to the whole system by increas-
ing the nutritiye value of food.
..Spring fever as il is sometimes
called, which produces a tired out,
sleepy feeling and inability to do
much mental or physical work, is the
result of a sluggish digestion, aud no
blood medicine will be OF any use
whatever unless it is able to rectify
the impaired digestio. The great
popularity that Pe-ru-na has IS due to
the fact that in all such cases it at
once corrects digestive arrangements
and enriches the blood by purifying
this very important source of that
vital fluid. Send for book on Spring
medicines and Spring diseases. Also
valuable treatise on catarrh, la grippe
consumption, conghs and colds. by
DR.. Hartman, sent free. address The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany. COLUMBUS, Ohio.
For free book on cancer address
DR.. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21

Last Sunday morning the Catholic
congregation OF Hazel Green met in
their church as usual for worship.
Father Switzer held high mass and
had purposed to preach Immediately
after, but for some reason something
thvarted his purpose and the large
congregation were dismissed earlier
than they had expected In about
twenty minutes after tn" people had
dispersed. a crashing noise was heard
in the vicinity of the church. Some
| people went to the church and were
almost paralyzed at the sight and the
danger the congregation had proyi-
dentially escaped. 1t appears that
the large timbers supporting the mas
sive brick chimney above the ceiling
had got on fire and must have been
burning during all the time the CON
| gregation were assembled. and in a
few minutes after they had left the
| church the concealed fire burned the
timber in two and then the chimney
fell. carrying down with il a large
portion of the ceiling of the church,
both plaster, timbers, brick and all
fell. crashing and crushing the bows
below that only few moments before
had been filed with worshipers.
Doubtless had it fallen when the con-
| gregation were there twenty or more
| would have been lost 1t would have
been sad memorial day Of that whir-
ling, roaring, crushing, and deyasta-
ting tornado that swept down large
portion Of our little village just AZ
years ago last Sunday, killing nine Of
our loved ones. Cuba City News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
PERlLs OF A MgsMERlc EYE.
Ihey Drove a Respectable, Clean Shaved
Lawyer Into Whiskers.

1uey DrONe n hespectdDtes Clean SnaVe1
Lawyer Into whiskers.
A we'll known lawyer who has always
taken considerable pride in the classic
mold Of his clean shaven face appeared
i'll tho coult-- cart raerve ~ace 81 -'+'l
well developed growth of very unbe-
coming beard. Every friend that he met
wanted to know why he didn't get
shaved, and finally he corralled half a
dozen of them in corner and told them
the reason.
He had never learned the art of shay
ing himself and had always patronized
1ne barber. Not long ago the barber
dropped into the habit of telling him
that he (the lawyer had a mesmeric
eye. The lawyer didn mind much what
his barber thought of his eye so long as
he shaved him satisfactorily. But hav
ing discovered that the lawyers eye
was mesmeric the barber went a step
further and once i'll awhile, after max
ing slip with the razor, would explain
that it was because he was mesmerized,
so that he did not know what he was
about. Matters went on this way for a
week or so, the barber insisting that he
was mesmerized every time the lawyer
looked squarely at him, and the lawyer
took it for granted that the mesmerism
business was dodge to excuse the oo-
casional cuts from the razor.
A different aspect was put to the case,
however, the last time the barber shaved
his lawyer customer. Leaning over him
after he had finished, he asked if the
lawyer thought man would be excusa-
BILE for cutting the throat of one who
mesmerized him. The lawyer said he
certainly would not be excusable and
got out of the chair as quickly as pos
sible. He learned afterward that the
barber had developed into perfect
crank on the subject of mesmerism, and
nothing will persuade him that he did
not have very narrow escape. He will
probably 20 to another barber some
time, but at present his nerves are so
shaken by the occurrence that he pre-
fers to wear an unbeeoming beard to
sitting down in any barber chair Chi.
eago Tribune.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-23
LUTHERANS STILL IN SESSION.
to the ~SynOdical Confer
ence. at Evansville Elected.

Professor S~toeckhardt continued his doc
trinal discussion at the session of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Synod yester-
day morning. He held that the church
should nave no union with unorthodox con-
gregations, nor permit the church to up
hold any false doctrine. 1t should endeavor
to reclaim all erring brothers and receive
them when penitent, but should expel
openly irnpenitent sinners. The synod de-
voted yesterday afternoon to the transac-
ton of business. Three delegates were
elected to the synodical conference at
Evansville. as follows: George Markworth,
of Jonesville; George Goesswein. of VIM
cennes; Philip Schmidt, of Seymour; alter
mates. Peter Seuel. of indianapolis; H.
Katt. of Terre Haute, Otto Praetorious, of
Logansport. The congregations at Evans
vile, Lafayette and Columbus, Ind, will
appoint three lay delegates to the confer
ence. Delegates were Toe elected to the Cen
districts of Ohio, Indiana and kentucky
Nearly sixty clergymen and lay delegates
were selected for this mission. DR.. III.
months, beginning July, 1, 1891, and ending
yesterday, showing that $l9,650' had been
received for the support of missions and
synodical purposes. An appeal was read
money be furnished for the support of the
Danish mission at Copenhagen and the mis-
sion at Saxony, Germany. Last night the
delegates listened to the pastoral sermon
Church, corner of Ohio and East streets.
The minister spoke from Timothy ii, 5-8.
He sexorted the clergy TO exercise the
greatest zeal and courage in the conduct of
be had i'm the thought that during all their
afiiction there was a living Savior.