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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-02
Grrmiiflte teIrnrnphiidls Gchridlrn

- SSn QuincD, Wtaii., fat ein
9euti6er, Namen5 9oul @runoinger,
ben YoIi3iIten 6rant 6rut6, Der i'm
perbaften polte, geitoben un0 po6rz
fheinIi6 t0otIih berleBt. Gjrunoin=
ger, ipel6er per6aftet unb unter 8Urgz
I6uft qeitellt rpurbe, bate i'm 6ouIe
zines anOeren 9eutiden, So6nS6aBeL
Stanbal gemu6t uno bic Yoli3ei gez
3nungen, qegen i'm ein3ui6reiten.
- Der 2nlpalt be5 gum Soos Der
urt6eilten W&0roers .8ot" G6ea bon
Irop, 0.zO., nir0 am nG6iten Dienz
flag por 8ouberneur Wlortpn fir bic
umpunolun9 oes 3obe5urt6eil5 in
le6en5Idnglide5 8efdngniB uno ebenz
tuen, penn Der 8ouberneur bic I'm
parolung 0srlpeigert, fijr9sriaie6ung
Der 9tnrittung Bis na6 ben Seiertaz
gen plaioiren. S6ea bat 6etanntli6
Bel einem &iot am @d6ltage einen
Mann, Ramen5 8oB, er7GoTen.
- Die G6iTffa3rt auf Dem Griez
&arol ioQ na6 elmer 9etanntmd&unq
bes Superintenbenten Der 0fFentlid6en
@erte am 7.9e3sm6er I'M Ntitternu4t
gei6loTen peroen.
- Sn 2(uburn, N.z0., nurce Gu
muel Gulett bon Der 2(ntluge, bic
nGentraLbont" BON Home, 9.zY., ruiz
nirt gu babsn, freigeiproaen. Der gez
peiene &ofiirer Der 9ant, Sobn Is.
8ie!eD, betannte iih auf bic erpG5rte
2lntla8e ihuloig uro nuroe gu flint
Subrcn 3u6tGaus berurtfeilt.
- llnlrait IpIeho, Obio, ipuroe an
einem lle6arQang UGer bic yGatcz
Gbprez@o6n" ein @ager, in oem ii8
3pei aus ber StaOt na6 9auie 3urud=
tebreroe @dttner, SoieP6 Reimann
unb Grait NsiDer, ioDie bic 3e6njd6z
rice 9pdter be5 Griteren beTanoen,
bon einem 3uge angerannt uno GER
triimmert. Ollie 9rsi puroen auf Der
Stele getObtet.
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@rmolttbatiae Sarofreidlsr.

berlano, Wisc. l. Deg.
- g}t6t peniger, als 62 2anOitrei=
der iiberfielen geitsrn Na6t bu5 bic
fige StGotden unter 9rObungen, ben
gan3.n Ort 5erit0ren 81 tpOIen, Nabz
runq uno ltntertommen berlangeno.
Sin i6nen organiiirtes 8iirgerauFgez
Bot bemG8tigts iiG na6 6artnGfigem
@ioeritanbe Der 3doeIsfiibrer unb
quarti.rte bieIelben i'm 8eTdngniIie
Elm. Die gefdbrliden Burden err
bru6en baffeI6e, purben na4 beiBer
Sagb aber ipieoer eingefangsn uno
beFinben Ii9 jebt ii6er bintsr S6lpB
unD Giedel.
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glQtterr oil Sprn.

ReD 0orf, l. Deg. - Der
y2tn6or Cine "9umpfer nGaliforz
nia," nel6er 6eute nit 800 9uTaQiez
rem am 8orD bon ReapeI Din 9alsrz
mo unb Gibraltar bier eintraf lit
an Der QuarantGne 3uriitgehaIten
porben. Die 8tIunb6eit5beamtsn err
a6teten Die MaBnabme fir n0thiq,
ba Ii9 unter ben 3eiIenben Elm 9lotz
ternfuQ ereidnet hat.
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Gcru'S 1tcueS Gabinct.

Qim a, 9eru, 1. Deg. - Brd{ioent
Pierola bat ba5 neue 8ubinett betannt
gegeben. 9aTelbe ieBt iih folgenoerz
maBen 5uIammen: 9remieridaft uno
SuIti5, Or. 8arinaga; 4euberes, 8iz
caroo Srti3 3eOallos; Snneres, 8eniaz
min 8o3a; 6inan3en, 0tanuel SeiuS
Sbin: &riea. S6erit SbQrrQ.
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aoooee0c9seseeos9osc9oos
StaetsSibIiotbtF,
- HlfEilauS

@oltimort, Dtu 2. GNsmbrr 1895.
Srooi iiirtt btriiegtlte 4noe,
b OF {, in utbtreiufimmung nit III lirsruosn Scr.
mularsn, lrerben in Oisi,m Siirc:u bis Ium Is.
Ee3emb tr 1895, Wittaos y lltr, tr;s.Qsu es.
nOnIm;H, I'M bic pcrid,itosu,H Gc2arttm,uts Der
Gtaots RegierurQ nit S6rtibmotuJoIteH, glaHtos
gIbcrH uHb 7ruda5tn fir Die ,3eit eom /. Saruar
1895 Bis 81. Sejtmbsr 1896 eiHi5sblid p.riebtH.
gantos5rrmu!are uuo qsorudte ep1ifitatOrtH
tonuen in eitieM Sireau in Gmpfoue etuonlmsH II
Dubtr. Gin btalnubattr Gbtd in Der @obt ben
$1,000 mub iseem auesbot btiqeiiiat tin.
Store 6. 2peo eooerburu,
(2S3-9S8,4 Gtaetf9ibiptbetcr.
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6iibi3s Chenille Qortitrsu nit Sooos unh 1Sror:
fen, i5l9cr beiruuit. ntueis uno bubitete Ututsr,
uuO cine QyoEartiGt Suspa5l IN Faghtn,, - S.
fptru Sic NidDts oarum ocben, no Sic fauteH; IN
Ioabs iiir Sl.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-02
THE IMPERIAL"

Die srpStsu uue fdbpuifcn Stdne TN
, Baltimore,
Gr. fO0s-l0le, sfcre.Eutap.gtr.
gferes idUmtltt TIM uHteyifcR Stu1Terf
Sieitrn SGHoGUer, Broghans. Ti,torias,
8irjpdnEer rnh eoup.s ieiort rat Ssn,uuna
tar So65tlier, gum Stiud b,s scurietE &c.
StEmtethnne ZOE Isitttm GubrueGt ,,us
Spe5iaIudt.
"THE BRIDGE STABLES" (friber 8.
q. Barnett & Goup.), Torthsgrt unn C1fs
gtrase. Ditroe TN urt.rft;n Stocmryt, SIS
} pIo Uionat. Is. g. @eif
tGus27,lSf) GiserI5iHer.
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eemfmaIs :@mtpnQuma.

garts, 1. 9e3. - Die, BON benz
8iinItIer 8artboIOi 6ergeItelte 8ron3ez
grippe, Qufupette unD MuIbington
bariteqenb, ipar0 beute unter entiprez
4enOen 6eierli6teiten ent6UQt. 8unz
besgeianbter Cults fonnte an Der Set
li6teit pegen llnnoblieinS ni6t t6eilz
nebmen, bdgegen mar 8eneraltonIuI
MorB anlpeIenb, peI4er in elmer gIiiz
benbzpatriotiIden Heoe Der pert6bol=
len 0ienite 2afapette's ben Ser. Staa<
ten gegenu6sr in beren Rtngen I'm
Gre;he;t nehiihrenh nehncate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-02

39t.s itpar,siomc qcbltmts Observation-Disclosures
tOfft itwur,s goutIs, u,,o bic moOtrniten, raHbtn
@rirontints Gin Bargain fir 75c. Sid. g9ot. in
QpQb's 800.
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25c. NInin.@anrsn DC.

@t1u5lsu si. ten. 25t., tpcHn y Q a 1000 0aros
bopPeltbrtjt, 0IaosDaoren in ben moOtrntsu Sar=
tons uno ibottiitn itiosnQtftrciten Gffsttsn p.r=
,cuit Ttr!.u sic rur 9t.
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Nnf Der 0eiminhrt ncIfnrbru.

Nen OOrt, l. 0e}. - @ibter
Wc&ni86t BON Saginap, Mi6., lit
ouf See an Soro o,3 Dampfer5 ,Repz
0ort" BON Der o2(meritoniinen 2inie"
an g}ittipoc' BEN 81, tur3 na4 W&itz
tag geItorben. Die Qejhe purOe nab
Dem bieIiqen 6aFen Qtbradt. Ri6tsr
Mc&nig6t ihiFfte Ijh in Sout6ampa
ton Elm. Gr mar olmol5 5iemli6
trunt uno lit an &lutleere. Seine
SSrau uno Elm @Qrter be9ltiteten i'm.
Der S0iff5ar3t IitB Dem 8idter bic
Ipr9fdltigite 8e5anoluu9 3u5beil iperz
ben. bod berl6limmertc Iih Iein SUI
itano RAID uno am Y}jttpo6 trat, pie
idon geid9t, Der IoO Elm. Der @ers
itorbene mar 40 Sabre alt.
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.(r. 2.SS.
Suiammrutritt Ors 81. Gonsre6es.
9ie SptidJaft rcS prd1Scutrn ,oirr am 9ien.
tao prrlsifu

gBai binQton, .. g., l. Ge3.
- Puntt 5m0lf ltbr mor8en M2ittag
piro Der "a. GoHgrtB gu Iejner erIten
8ei6dftSiiBun5 juiamm,ntreIen. SIN
Senate miro bic 9ercioiQunq BON %
WtitgIieosrn ita..iinoen uno bic Gsrs
leiurg Der Qc1"oenttn 8otI6Qft om
0ienitag Nohnlittag por Iih gc6an.
Glei4 oar1uf lit ctn r2pubIitaniI6er
GautuS anbsraumt, bod meroen nod
mebrere Sage bis iur 3uIummenIss
Bung Der Gomtte'n uno @rnGblung
Der peridieoencn 9eamftn p.rflieBen.
Sir oo5 pi6tiqite PINT, oas be8 Ses
trstGr5, lit 2lhtb. 8eo. 6. 8orEam
pon GoIifornieu i'm Ttloe, meI6er
oaiIsIbe idon einmaI }p0IF Sabre 6in=
bur6 betleiOet bat. Die @erbanDlunz
Gen i'm 3eprGIent1n:snbuuIe am erItsr
Sage beihrdrtcu iih leoiolih auf
&outine9eI6Gftc. M}orQen Na6mita
tag baIten audi oie 0emotraten einen
GQufuS.
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0ttraut.

am o. Rsptmbtr bur6 9oftor Ru,6n Srou
Sufe @ |upis init 6rH 9 m s. q.
Seine. 2r. 522. 3sres6ODarb. .Strab.. (259
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-02
So Reacni6trnte 98e,
So5O Comforts SIT!

800 ga Qstite .uorplcrOs Gcgtuibirmc, anQsftrs
tiQt non sltQant,r Gualitit Gloria. Stnt. etntqs
nit Gb.nbpiJ s5rausreriicn, aud Gr,sntnsSotl.s
lan= uno Soornorifis g9irtliber gGertb s., lu 9St
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40c. &Iciocrfpnc f9c.

fsn, eatin.Gomforts, trtra Gr0bc unO @tuitt,
rein iutBe @aumippqs, Gautp= GujtinQ bubble
Plumtn. Dtuit,r. Ysriauit in Der obtr,n Stoot inr
e. So an $l.l9.
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Gaiier &ilbelm nuo Ser Saltan.
8ein bes Stim mre fl tes.
@tne dineisl6e slnlstbe.

teps3toIs fir ben ~9eutft.n GorrsipoH'
benton, berdhtet ourb bic limited: Hreb" uno bic
gefDs YoItsr ~Aiioc. Brefit.")
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Eie ri6tiocn tuolji6tn 9inri'ttas uro nttanotr'
lits Nopitdtcn. in ncnisben nsutn Sbatt'rEn0;E
uno Gifetteu futlac in oeu SaoeN Der obtreH StGot
GS ci,H ~ . l9c.
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So wsinr Sals.scarfS G9e.

eplcroios ylottinob Spiscu= =Gjarbinen, Ooros
lorQ 20 3ou brett unD @rufeler G''tfts. 28arum
& in Der obercn StaOt buabItn, TtHn MIR 29ntr
bieftl5,n Qeben fiIr S4'Iv'
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S1.25 @repperS soc.
81 Vprftercu Sf.89.

200 SHoiQo blaue oeorudte g8rupptrs NIT gt:
trauttr 3dltlc brtittm Rod, GroBcu $40 gt'ts,
IbcraQ anotrspo 1925 b'5 9reIs j9c.
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9r. BON &0GGer unb 9uns
0elbrii d.


Die n8erliner GorreIponben3" t6eiIt
nit, baB 9r. BON &oller, Der preuBiIhe
WeiniIter bes SSnnern, nit 9rof. Sans
0elbriid, BEN 6erdusgeber Der ,,8reuz
fr4en Sabr6iider, peI9em betunntz
lt6 pe9en 2(ngriff5 auf bic 9olitif 5es
griteren nit geri6tIiher 8elunqunq
georobt tpuroe, cine IGngere llnterrez
oung bate, bic in Der freunDI4aftli6z
item WeiIe psrlief. 0r. bon S0Qer berz
fi6erte bem 8eIebrten, an elmer freien
0t5tuIiion miniIterieqer 9olitif babe
er ni4ts aus3uieBen, porauf 8rof.
Oelbrud entgegnete, bub er Bel Ietnen
observation-disclosures teinegpeas bic
Qbii4t elmer 8eleioiQung gebeot. 0as
8ldtt fiigt btn3u, 9r. bon &0Qer finoe
bic 4ufgdbe, bic bD6ere SntefIiaena
oeutI6er &reiIe in 8unbe gu f6laqen,
ii6er feline &rGfte binausQe6eno unb
bic ltnteritiiBung ieiner Yolitif IieQe
lsoi9li3 BEL ben 9ismard< <SrQanen
uno iol3en Der GonIeroQtipen. Die
hamburger gtu6ri6ten, Shirt Bis
mard's MunbItii6, unb anbere 9eitunz
gen ipenoen 9rn. bon &0lIer groBes
Sob unb glorifi3iren bas 8ieoeraufs
le6en oes 9ismurd'i3en SpItems als
einen Sriump6 fir Den QltsRei6sz
tan5ler.
Cine Reform bes 5timmz
re4ts angebabnt.
Quf 4nregung einfluBrei6er &reiIe
1T cine Qgitation fir cine g1efprm bes
Stimmre6ts i'm 9angs. Sine beoeutz
lame 8eriammlung in bieIer Sinii6t,
an peI6er ettpa 1000 pa6l6ere6tiqte
Yerionen tbeiInabmen, bon Der ii6
uber 5rsiTinnigc uno So5iaIOemofraz
ten fern bielten, fQno in 6um6ura
itatt. Sine ReIoIution purbe poIfrt,
in ipsl4er Der Rei6sfan3Ier I'M QbItelz
lung oes gJlibbrau6es oes QQaemeinen
Stimmre9tes eriu9t tpirb, unb Elm
gpmite ernannt, bas cine QbreTe an
ben &aiier ausarbeiten fDlI, nm Sr.
Maieitdt Der ber5Ii4itsn Spmpathis
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Sf2 9liiI1 6apcS So

nit Stioeu. Soutadjt uro Gu: &.t G1rnirts Stalz
Qliib.gQp,g, NIT 5bibst 7arrivttm EIaFu, purt=
meg nit gtldssGbnramt Csiu:;sTt, Weller Girtularz
&ipplt=Rrostn; $l2 Der Qre:3 IN E,rinetoH= uuo
G5nio, suooh=Gd. 9roaOpaD Hro Gaitcru.I .Ipenus.
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8raf SaaTe' sNefroIpe muo ysadtIab

Berlin, 1. Deg. - Sn ben benz
berItorbenen friiberen 0itrei6iI6en
g&iniiterprGiibenten 9rafen Saaffe gez
pibmeten Nadrufen Der bieiigenPrei1e
pirb Der nunme6r 8erItprbene als gu<
ter Meni6, aber ihle6ter 9oIittfer be-
urt6eilt. Qlus 0ien tommt bic Nlelz
bung, baB ale SrattiOnen, nit 2tusz
nubme Der ltberaIen 2inten, bem 8erz
frDrbenen Worte mariner Gonoolen3
piomen. Sein NadlaB be3iffert ii6
auf brei Miaipnen 8ulben. Seinem
So6ne bat er bic 9eIiBungen Silberz
berg uno 9oIfeB binterloien uno bic
8s0inguns baran 8etniipft, jeoer
S6peiter cine @iertelmillion 8uloen
gu 3ubIen. Graf SoofFe bat iibrigens
tur3 ppr Ieiner 8rant6eit eine 9roBe
9ln5a6l 9riefe unb pertruuli4er 0titz
theilunaen bon 3eitaenoiIen per6rQnnt.
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sSaDrer tn ntsortsen Yretien fur
& pu de
{. e 3. Jones e Comp,
Nr. l, Nnrnz @uh.StraBe.

gyn,iuFers. Cine erobs unO i50us s,Itttion.
@jobclnt. Gtus ScIatisung iis9ert Obue 2Iuss
gEmiUittrs nobme cine glusmobI, pa Der 9rtts
GObslns. isgt nitOriqsr. als is"aIs Iupcr th.
eammtttt. llnicr 9orratb 1T, einfab e.ias.,
Summttts bcrrIID. Aqt neUtH WtUtcr UHo GlTs
Samm,tts bsn=s3atilrunseu 0ItcgiTtu mir Ju
| samm,its. @rsjisn reht bic &dwsr i'll GytGu.
Sommetst ntn ieSEH.
glOqusttss. Ser sosuidris Jest tosri,ir.s gse'
| Iloqucttts. iris Der GnaItdt unO Der Muter.
WIsquett,s. 9reis nitoti8sT. ais iemaIs IuoOr.
Sap,trp gsiiFel,t Gdrttn unO Nuftr Qledcr
3dptntp STMnslsT GStnlfEFl9sn & 92n aEminftE IND IND
3oST1 gT;i sT. TGSt ,, F a7m ''" g:
2apefro grEHtler. brilontsu Guaitat iu 40c.
Suqraius. gsir babsn ,jusn bcotutcnotn 3ulauf
3n6rans. nab elmer gqRl polenen oualitdt i:bs
SuQrans ihiucre uno ittnt 0aart, gu 45c g9ir
3n1rans. babeH Djti'bsn 10 bjaig ME 20e.
GOmch:t. 9enna aog 3:ppi6e, Die f4p.rfe
Gom.itic. Gualitdt, poutnt S,reifcn, 50c; bier
Somttic. gemadts &ag, Die Bctsn iu 25s.
art equares. ggir bab,u picitItsn ron i,o,r
9lrt eGuares. GualitSt Gr6btn bei BIS 4
Nrt sluarss. bt aaros. 9Tsiis GuftDaris pOu
eOsba.2sdsn. 9cO.s Wufsr uns erOn iu
sOp5a'2tdsH. e@Heu:|trtauls'SFtiisn
einoleum. gBir babsn Sisidbsn BON 81. bi:
giHOlsum. l6-4stve!ts, ftRid5 unS etbuElt boz
Cdtu3. Gin t'br urOter 9Srra:b In allen er.i'
cdtu6. ten pcH 20t. an 9sriium,n e. ni5t
Ctltab. iparfn.
s. & S. Sones & Comp,
9r. T. 3orssS p'straBs.
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NeBmell sic
nR5nfa ailer Seter,WeoiJinen, +"
Simmons
&tOer
Negulator.

4uieIbs Sariatr f,irs Gr5,it Iur 3ufri,
etHbsit uno erfriitt ba; eeiumHls aoypsr
erftsm. Gr III -bclsr, al: Einsn" uHo FAM
ioHObI in fIHiFstE Germ, Hit sIs Yulsy be
AaatR EGpsu.
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y coppeI= shamIs S1.98.

69c fir WaTtrmiuts 9asl,' Scarf5, natur!tttJRos
oerpCitil g.
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s198 ftr er0bt bids Gopp.ls 5baDis, in qrau,
ibworj unp braun, tiriat unO NIT 9!alomiftsn.
g8lrCc elm 9drgain fir s. i;tH. 4SF otrtan1tn Gs' M
ltlbtH fur. ~A''0'
.un n.a... MnnSerS - N8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-02
Sin idlreflitlrs llnalilf brrhiltct.

SoIebo, /. Deg. - Cine @ieOerz
boluns Oss furdtboren GleOeIdnoer
8riidenungliits bdtte ii6 beinube gez
tern bier 3ugetrugen. Gin nit qoTa~
gieren poGgepfrOpfter Sronpiller @agz
9on perfu9te bic GberrpItraBen=9re6z
Bride gu treu8en, peI4e ii4 geroOe gu
Dffnen begonreR bate. 9erge6en5
perIu6te Der Motormann, bu bie9remz
len nibt urbeitetsn, ben Waggon sum
5tiGItano gu brin9en, Gliidli3er
8eiIe bemertte Der Sngenieur Der
Bride ben 6eraniauienOen Wug9On,
iteGte Die MaI6ine iOfort 5uriif uno
ieiner 8eiitesgegenpart gelang es, cine
i6redIiae 8ataitropbe ab3upenoen.
Rur no6 5pei 3ou unb Die Gar nit
ibrer menI6li6en 6radt piiroe in bic
fiinf3ig SUP tiefer OoriiberrauI4snoen
sSluthen oss SSluITe5 6inabgeItiir3t fein.
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Inter idlmrrcr &nfIage.

ct. g auI, W}inn., 1. 9e3.-Ruz
pert Serbian, Elm alter 2lniiebler, Der
lpenige W&eilen Oon &aIiIpeQ, 0tont.,
anIGiijg lit, purDe geitern pegen zines,
in 1886 in WtsrcersGountp begangenen
Moroes perbaftet. Sorbun lit Elm pro-
minenter 9opuliIt uno feline 8attin be-
parb ii6 Bel Der leBten 9erbitpabl Inn
bas Qlmt bes Observation-Disclosures.
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46 3oQ br,itt. in moriutblan, eranat braun uno
orirrr S1surictta Sud,ftpffs : garps mucbt SbHcu
Elm roa,s Rleip l9irilider g8ertb 40e. Stsls
M IL, n lgt.
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$50 eleftrtf6c 81 8opbenpeIs=Sapes 50.

Glt:trii6e &obbtnStt, =6apts. 8e.,oaiq lei 100
eaumlueic. oplsr Ripple ,RUftr, bobtr Sturm'
2raosn, Sttas =E6unomc Qciuttert; $50 an Hcyiu3s
tons uuo Eualu Strasc Dodl s. bti otH 9drqaln.
Gonig, SuoUi-Gt: grooopan uue Gait,ru'&OtnU,.
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Other Opinions and ORDERS.

c. O. Whittemore appellant VS.. Thomas
H Cope ct al; Judgment of the lower
court affirmed, opinion delivered by Judge
King and coneurred in by Judges Bartch
and Smith.
Robert Warnoek appellant VS.. Reuben
De Witt; judgment of the lower court
affirmed, opinion by Judge Smith con-
CURED IN by Chief Justice Merritt and
Associate Justice King.
l. ~ Scott Elliott VS.. George c. Whit
more ct al appellants; judgment reversed
and the cause remanded for 4 new trial,
opinion by Chief Justice Merritt con-
Cured in by Associate Justice Smith.
Warren Barnhart VS.. Cassie Foley ap-
peilant; petition for reharins denied
James Thompson VS.. T. c. Avery appel
pellant; petition for rehearing denied.
u Hooaberger * Co. vs.. D. Alexander
ct al; Judgment of the lower court re-
Versed, and opinion by Judge Smith con-
CURED IN by Judges Bartch and King.
T E. Gregg & Co VS.. HyrUm Groesbeck
ct al appellants; judgment of the lower
court reversed and ordered that answer
of defendant be reinstated; opinion by
Judge King CONQUERED in by Judges
Bartck and Smith.
l. A. Scott Elliott vs. George c. Whit
more ct al. appellants; judgment and or
der appealed from reversed, opinion by
Chief Justice Merritt, eoncurred in by
Associate Justice Smith
Brown VS.. Stevens; motion to REIN
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al wish to say that years ago we had :
beautiful boy born to u.s. At the age Of II
months he breathed his last, q victim to
impure blood On Aug. 4, 1881, another
boy was born, who at the age of two
months became afflicted with the sans
disease. We believed the trouble was con-
stitutionai, and not common sore mouth.
procured bottle of Hoods SarsapariIla
and commenced to give it regularly to
both mother and baby. Improvement be-
gan at once. We have succeed in eradica.
ting the scrofdlous blood from the system
and today we are blessed with nice, fat
baby boy, is months old the very
Picture OF Health,
all life and full of mischief thanks to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. am a minister in
the Methodist Protestant church, and it
affords me much pleasure to recommend
Hoods SarsapariIla to all as a safe, sure
remedy. Even my wife, after taking
Hoods, became healthy and Aeshy and has
the bloom of girlhood again" Rev. J. Ii,
PATE, Brookline Station, Missouri.
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SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION.

The pupils entertainment at the
School of Expression was a pleasant
surprise to those who were present for
the first time. There were a number
of recitations by those who made their
first appearance on this occasion and
whose performances were creditable
Miss Claire FerguSon'S reading of Alb
solution" Miss Katie Thomas of
''Willie Baird and Miss Annie Calder S
of THE Belle Of Atri' were the best
numbers on the programme. The last
named young lady. though a miss of
not more than IA years. shows remark
able talent as a reader.
The programme was as follows:
Instrumental duet. Mrs. G. Louise
Boyden and Miss Inez Peak.
Reading. The Kitchen Clock Miss
Josie Morris.
Reading. socrates Shook" Danny
Reader.
Reading. "Absolution.'' Miss Claire
Ferguson.
Reading. "A Baby in the House"
Miss Gwen Perry.
Piano solo. Miss Edna Brown.
Reading. Willie Baird" Miss Kate
Thomas
Miss Thatcher.
Reading. The Man in the Moon"
Miss Violet Craig.
Reading, The Last Hymn Miss
Addie Solomon.
Reading. The Aged Man." Mr.. Harry
Haynes.
Reading. 1.-The Bell of Atri.' Miss
Annie Calder.
Reading. Long Ago" Miss frankie
Young.
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FIRENIEN WIN.
Board of Fire and Police Commin-
sioners Exceeded Their Authority.

Board OF Fire and POi1ce Comm1h-
sioners Exceeded Their Authority.
In the matter of the application of Will
lam Gilbert and ]. J. Clark, members of
the fire department, for writ of certio-
rari against the Ioard of police and fire
commissioners, appellants, the judgment
of the lower court was affirmed. The
opinion was delivered by Judge Bartch,
and concurred in by Judges Smith and
King.
The case came up on appeal from the
order of Chief Justice Merritt granting
writs of certiorari to the respondents and
from the judgment Of the court annulling
and setting aside the proceedings OF the
board aforesaid.
For a long time prior to the passage OF
the fire and police bill Gilbert and Clark
were members of the fire department
and both were Indefinitely suspended by
the board in June. 1884. on the ground OF
alleged physical disabilities. Respondents
insisted that the board exceeded its juris-
diction in suspending them, and demand
ed that they be re4nstated.
This ruling carries with it not only the
cases of Gilbert and Clark. but also those
OF Z. Z. Mowers and John McMullen, all
four having been dismissed about ten
months ago. They will now he entitled to
full pay for the time they have been laid
of, at an average of $50 a month each,
making a total bill of $500 for the city
TO foot, besides the costs of the suit The
men are also entitled to reinstatement.