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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
Aus EnItrrr aefrigcn 2. 4M0r9FH-
Arsaabe.
3nr @age III Der Iilrfri.
Die Rsbeuion wdd,f. - Grmorrans ppn 0e'
iuitcr

Die 8,5enion rudd,it. - Grmorsans pon Ss'
initcr.
Gpnitdntinppel, 13. gtoo.-
Die aus osn 9ropir3en eintraffenoen
Wa9ribten DeTaaen faft mur Shlmz
mes. Sn W}aIotia, elmer lln9efa9r
bunoert N2eilen pon MuraI6 entfern=
ten, 12,OOO Ginpobner 6db!enoen
Gta0t, puroen meErere G6riiten 9ez
t0otet, oaruntsr bier SeIuitsn, bic IN
ter frdn30IiInsr Yrotettion ttdnoen.
SSn Geiareu uno onoeren Orten Ia
ben bic 3uroen ebenfuu5 @Lutp2rgJes
Ben perurIuc)t, boA lit ni63t5 92Gheres
oarii6ar betdnnt. Die Yfprte icBt ipre
&emiibunQen CUR MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 8u6s in Gleinaiien fort uno bat
3r. SansrGle ob9c51tdt I'm Die
Sruppen in Gr3erum uno Sttljs 81
commanoiren. Die 6srri2snoe ST.
nor3triIi5 uno bic 9tebeQion in Spz.
rien sridneren i6r ober fe6r Die 9lutz
qa5e, no3u Ii6 roh Der llmItcn0 gcz
feQt, oaB Die uuter gBdTfen gerufcncn
Raoif5 (2unopehr) ii19 treiaern, ibre
@eimatD SIT DerlaiIen, neil iie btturhz
ten, BON ben rt6sQiihen 9ruIen ijbcrz
faQen 3u meroea. - 3epfit PaIdld,
Der MIin;lsr oe5 NeuBaren, bat beute
Den 9ertyetsra 0roBbritannien's, :,
RuBIdno's uno 6runtrei2'5 DieIelbe
9(ntport 3ugebsr laiIen, Die gsitsrn
Den @ertrctern DeutIhIano'5, Setter
rci1'5 uro ,5talisn'5. Die g}ahrid5t,
oaB Der Sultan feline Soht por Dem
paIa5tc in 8erejtIhaft babe, nm ij6
re6t3eitis ourd Die 6lu6t gu retteu,
berubt ouf elmer GrfinOung. Die
Sa6t bebarf isbr Der 3eparatur un0
lit ieBt unbruuhbur.
30In, 13. g(oo. - Cine 9epeihe
Der ,90In. 3situnq" aus Gon7tanttnO=
pei melost, oab Die Re6cQion in Sci
tun fi6 IhneQ ausbreitst unO D1B Dis
iabt feline 1ruppenperitGrtunaen an9az
lanQt iino.
nitantinopel, 13. Npp.-
Die tirtiibe 8eQierunQ bat Den Or
meniern, nelGe 9eiiB pon ben Bard
den in 3etun ergriffen BADEN, Strof=
freiheit angtboten, penn Iie Die IN iAren
6Gnoen beT;nolih:n Waffcn uno Sc
funQenen Quslisfern npQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
Gin Cll0e.
gfi;ie Don GSfar 8eaer.

DIS 9aprilo Me6ailopitI6 @anBz
toi erpa4te uno ieinem 8uri6en
tlingelte, melbets ibm bte1er, oaB elm
fremoer 9err lett 3pei Stun0en be-
reit5 auf oie1en Nugenblid lparte, bu
er i'm gu fpre6en tpiini6e.
nWie iiebt sr uu8?" frugte Der jun
ge Glegant gGbnenb uno ii6 redenb.
Gs fr0Itelte i'm unter Der Seiosnz
pliiihoede.
nGr biirfte piellei5t fiinf5ig Sabre
alt iein," erlpioerte Der Qatai, yiie6t
re6t Grmli6 aus unO ipartet bemiitbig
in einem Winfel6en besYpr3irnmers. !"
n8epiB Elm 8ettlsr, Den mir irgeno
elm lieber 8efannter geI6idt. 8ieb
tbm 5ebn Rubel unO i6ide i'm meg"
lleberoriiIiig, nod balb oerI6lafen,
griff er na6 Dem golobeI6Iagenen
Sdi43en, bos auf bem g}adttaiten
lag, uno 3og cine 6un0ertzRubeIz
Note beroor. u9abe tetn Sleingelo, "
meinte er, riu6e mai in meinen 8einz
tleioern nd6."
Ser 0iener that, fpie inn ge6eiBen
puroe; in Der SaI6e fanO er einige
@ploItiife.
,S6ide i'm fort unb bringe mir
mein SriibItid!"
Der 9iener entfernte ii6. Gapz
rilo Wfe6ajlopiti9 aber iprang auf
oas Q0nenfeQ, bas por Dem Bette
lag, biillte ii9 in ben ieioenen S6Iafz
rod uno iu6te feline llbr, Die er nu4
einigem Su6en unter Dem Bette
fanb. Der por5iisli6s Gbronometer
5eigte Die 3ebnte Morgenitunbe.
y5eufel," begann Der iunge Mann,
bic 2lugen6rauen empor3iebenb uno
i'm blonben &opfbaar iia fraueno,
.5e6n llbr! Wie man 10 peri6lafen
tann! I'm neun babe i6 bei'm Sbrtit
iein 1olIen - mas tpirb Der 9llte fir
Elm 8eIi9t MAIDEN, lpenn i6 oafiir I'm
Glf fomme? $50 nur Srpn pieoer
bIeibt? 6rbn! 9rpn!" I6rie er laut
einiqe W2ole uno begann 81 f6elten.
Der 9iener fam ms 3immer ge=
itiir5t. nGr ldBt Iid ni4t ubrpeiIen,
er brau6t fein 8eIb, er min sic
Ipre9en," bub er an, nit Der 9uno
auf bic SbUr beuten0.
Der iun9e 6err bate ben alten
Munn, Der b'rauBen partete, i6on
perqeifen. 6rpn muBte i6m no6mals
ales baarflein er3Gblen. 9urob gez
rietb 8apriIo W}idajlopitI6 in3orn
unb i6rie ben Burden an, sr ioQe
ben 9ettler, Der Iein 8elo berI6mdbe,
binaus iperien. Srpn itiir3te Oapon,
uno balb b0rte man D'rauBen laute
Stimmen, oann muroe pI0Bli6 aIles
1tiQ, unb eins Sbur fiel bart ms
S6lob.
6rpn fam nit Der MeIbung 5uriid,
Der 9(lte lei bereits brauBen. 8apz
rilo Me6ajlolpiti6 fiiblte ii9 febr be-
rubigt unb b06it angenebm beriibrt.
Gr mu9te jeBt nit 9brn's 9iilfe Soiz
lette, i6nallte ben Sdbel I'm uno per=
lieB bas 0aus, nu6oem er porber orei
Saffen Sbee getrunfen, Die erite nit
aotbrpein, Die 5peite nit Gognuc unb
bic brittle nit StopDl. 9(uf Dem Bege
gum S6riit trat er nod BEL 8ieliBtoi
elm uno uB cine 9ortion Slide, Die er
nit iiiBem QiquOr hinunterl6pemmts.
3ufdlig famen nod 3tpei &umeruOen
bDn Der 9urbe, Slitf3 Siiepoipiti9
unb Saria 9lntololpiti4; bieie IteBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
Die s}aItimorer Refprm staa.

offcrirt auber ben bcrsits gsfslten gclOtuuuger,
ole bicrmit ernsuert Dsroen. cine 9slobnuuo BON
innfbunoert Collars fir GDioen3 =9eptic, ps6e Ju
Der Nntase unO llsbcrfibruue Der 9triou fiibrsn,
bic S9iuiam !. @lib tbdtIib angeorifitu, uuO elm.
SclobnunG ben siubunOert Soaars fir Guioen3=
S:ptjis in @c3ug oui irpeno sinsn anosrcn tbdt=
ii5cn gngrif ouf cincn g9dater ocr 2iQd ipdbrcno
Der austbung icincr Nfli6t. BON 10 crufli6er Nu'
tur, mn 3u Der NEtluoe uuO usbcrubrung i'm Grt=
mnalQerbt Der 9eriou ODER Qerpntu, bic iit iold)'
eines sIngriis ibuloig ecmadJt babsr, 5u fibren.
Stc EtGa eriutt ierrer Gle 9crioncn, pelbe
Genntnib bon Sbatiadeu baben, Die NIT Ycrgsbcn
in Der gSatur bon 9etruo ootr Gstpnt 0rQen Die
ebriitfet Der pcrqangcncu 8abl in @crbinoung
itc5tn, ubgCcbcn oOn Den Uben ecnuuutcn ScIOb=
nungcu, abr in Der 6rfulunq ibrcr 4ilibt als
@iirger, iOlte 1batudcn Der giea i'll ibrcm @ureau,
3immrr 1876 uuo 73S I'M rGqutabls=-G =-Gjcbduoc, mit=
Sutbcisn
Soitpb 9adGrb, Jun.
C27A Qrdfipcut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
EinGid1crnl1n cincr Nnbrif.

86tIuoeIp6ia, 8a,, -. Noo.
- Die Nageifdbrit Der 6irma Somnz
IenO 6: 50. an @lenmpo0=&oenue
lpurOe geitern g}a6t our6 6eucr ser
It0rt. 9lud bic pertboouen Ytd74insn
unO @orrdt6e nurOen pernt1tet. Ser
8ranoI6uoen be3iffert iitb ouf $150,=
coo, nur t6eiltpeiIe our6 8eriiAerun8
geoedt. 3psi6unoert 6obritarbeiter
iperoen in 6oIge Oe5 9ranoes arbelts@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
ScIlrniter Snrmib.

Cincinnati, 8, 13. goo. -
cTn Dem 9orcrte 2odlano nurOe beut:
cine NQturgasqueGe ange6O6rt. Wte6=
rers 9erionen tpouten ii6 gleib ijbers
3eugen, o6 oas 8as audi brennbdr lei.
Sin Streic5bol3 puroe unge5iinoet,
cine fur6tbare GrploiiOn fOlgte unb
bic ltmIte6enoen nurOen melt binpeg=
9eI1leuoert. Shpere 8ranoDunoen
erlitten: Suliu3 Sonntug, Sobn Sum-
Ier- Menrh g}u6prs unO s. 4. S6miOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15
Slutiatr Smeifamnf.

8i6ee, 2lri3., IA. g2op. - 3pei
angeie6ene 8iirger, 5reoerif 3omerO
uno Sames Wontague, BADEN in Der
Qd5e bon bier nit 9iitoIen einen3peiz
tampf uusgefo9tsn. 8eioe eriitten
i6pereS6ubDun6en uno perben pO6I
niht nit oem 2e6en oaoonfommen.
Giferiu4t mar Der 9lnlaB gu Dem
0ueu. Romero glaubte, oaB Wlontae
que i5m Die Satin entfrempet bate.
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Ssubrer 1T nte0rtgeu Yreifen fur
Sepp / d {.
{. e .. Jones & Comp,
yir. l. Wnrnz zGah. Strafc.

ggminitcrs. Cine 9rObe uuO i30uc eel,ftiuu.
Dobclus. Cine @ti!dtlgun5 fbcrt obns aus.
Arminitsrs nabmc cine Auspab Oa Der YrsIs
GObs!ns. ictt aicori8cr. aIs jsnaI5 iurcr lit.
6ammcttc lnicr @orratb it, cinfad5 oeiaot,
Sdmmstte. berrlid Nue ntusn Ututtcr unO Gar:
SdmmCtte ben=S6attlrunaen oIierlrcu mir Su
Sammette. IrsitH, lUe!be Die &duier in @rtau'
Somnette ntn legeH
Moquettcs Ser pOpuldrfte lest fabr,irt. 9,p.
WtOaUettc5. pi5 loWobl III Anbetra6t oe5 9reiies,
MOquctt.s. irte Os5 GuaIitat unO Der Ntuiter.
gt0qusttes. 9rsiis nicoFi0cr, ais ismals luUOr
Saptfrp @riTsler. Torbsu uuo Muttr ql.i8tu
1apciro grufcltr. 6snitngeu Ron Ngmiuitcr unO
&1pttTo Sruitlcs. Gobe!ins. gSlr ma5en tin ip.:
Saochru 9rIfeltr ,ieles Imerbiettn BON elmer
Sapefrp SrIffeer. briIauten SuGlitdt su 40e.
3ngrGius g8ir babcu eiutu btoeut:uoen 3ulaui
SHgraln5. mad elmer qanl Doucntn Sualltdt, icbr
Sugroiu=. it1pers uuo fb6ue 94Gare, Ju 40e. 98iE
Sngrains. babsn OicieIbsn 10 bjuts pIs 2Oe
Gom,itic. genua Ras 9tpphs. bic f5p.rf,
GOmtitit. Gualitdt tDolcns 5trtftn, Soc; bier
Somsitie. gcma6te Rag, bic bstttn su 25e.
glrt sauurts. 8ir bQb.u oisisIb.n bon i,Oer
Writ equqrts Gualitat = GrDssn bel bis 1
Irt Squares. bel 9aros. 9reiie auiiparts bon
grt Sauarss. S2.l0
sOpba. 1.dsu. acOss Mufsr uno Sr6ss ~
sOPbasS S,tsH. e6n,a= @srtauis= =4reiftn.
9iro!cum @r bqben Otet'lbsn bon So 81,
&inOIsum. 4Oe. auipdEts.
Ctltu6 Gin i,br srObsr 9orratb in ansu gr.i,
G,Itu6. ten, bon 2Ot. an. 9tridumen 81. uidt
Geltu6. porSuiprsben; mir tDtroen Sbucu GjsIo er'
Ccltub. ipdrcn.
s. & s. Sones & Coup,
Ir. I, Iors= usstraBe.
(222- -WoTo'
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@cfauo:cr Wnuaso sotrO GDrcm
bnrGer.

DunOee, 13. YoD. - Inter telz
erli6cn Gercmpnien lpurOe bcute Dem
8eTun0ten Der Ser. Staaten BEL oes
britiIhen ReQierunQ, 9srrn Soparo,
bas G3renbiir9erreht uniercr STAB!
perlie6en. 6err 8oporO bieIt einl
4nIpru3e,in psIder er berpor6ob, DAT
3piI6en Gnalcno uno Den Der. Staas
ten fein nirtti6er Gonflitt b2Ite6e.
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&un eannffrr!fcrn crmorSet.

Qa8eer, W}ih., IA. Noo. - Der
I4redlih beritiimmelte &0rpsr BON
Cutler 8. 9ed3er purbe qeItern Qbeno
uuf ben GeleiIen Der r@}i6iqan Cen
tral6a6n," etpu bret WsiIen iioli6
BON bier, qeFuroen. Der 8opf mar
pollItGnDiq pom RumpFe qetrennt. 81
fenbur Iiegt Elm i6dn0lihe5 8erbraz
6en Dor uno uQe 2ln3eiden oeuten auf
einen brutalen W}orO bin. 0e5 Sob
ten 9ortemonnuie lag in Der HG6e Der
Gei6e, mar aber ieire5 Sn6alt5 be-
ruubt porDen, pie audi Die S6u6e
fe6Iten. 3nei QanoItrei6er, pel6e,
lpie man Ipdter in GrfQ6rung bruhte,
einen Jra6t3ug no6 Saginap BETTE
gen, IinD in Der 9tahburId6aft bes Plaz
Be5, NO Der gruuiige 5un0 qema6t
puroe, geIe5en poroen. Die 2(nna6z
me zines SelbItmorbe5 lit D0lIig bait
los, Denn Der 9erbIi6ene erfreute ii9
bes 8eIiBes nicht unbeDautenber Rei6z
thinner nuo aud 1eine 5umilianba3iez
bunqen nuren her3li6iter 2(rt. Be
6er's 8roboater fint2rlieB elm Ser
m0gen BON 4 Mi1ionen 9oQars. 9e5
Grmoroeten 6eimatA mar Detroit,
peI6e5 sr am leBten 9ienitage, um Ell
ne 8ergniigungsreiie gu unternsbmen,
perIieB. Die 8e60roen neigen 1i6 Der
2tnii6t gu, oaB 8e6er iibsrfauen, err
morost uno beraubt pdro, uno oie9erz
BREEDER Die 2ei6e, I'm ben S4ein elmer
8epaltt6at 5u Oerpii4en, auf Die 8ez
leiie i6leppten.
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folgen lei. Or. 5arring bsabIhtigt
jeBt, nod gegen anotre 8erIi6erung5z
@eIelII6often, Don osnen er Policen
iiber $4,000 auf Die rMobican"6at,
tldgertl6 por3ugeban. Wtpntdgue
Goer, psl4er, pb uls Sapuger pOer
mas fonit, lit ni9t gang tIur, Den 9otz
TOR unb oeiIen meiblihe 9lnGdngIel an
goro Der nW}obican" beQleitete, Iagt,
Die 8eielii6aft weroe ibren YlGn, cine
Qerle1ftiAerei Grfuriipn nun Der
SuoIee ju untern2bmen, lpieDer auf=
nebmen.
MaNcnm0rpsr 9ulmes.
g biIubeIp biu, IA. Noo. -
Die NnlpGlts 0oIme5' baben Elm Sc
iu6 I'm einsn reuen Yro3eB fir i6ren
8lienter ein8ereidt, ijber ipel6es am
nGhIten M}ontag per6onoelt iperosn
ioQ. DIS Griinoe Iino anqeQeben, Der
g8abripru6 lei nit Dem 8slpeismutez
rial unoereinbar uno perItoBe oegen
oa5 8eieB. Is miro peiter gelteno
gemaAt, paB lett Dem Bro3eiIe neue5
8elpsismaterial entOtft porotn lei,
Der 0iItritt5anpult in ieiner Gr0ffz
nungsanfpra6e garitelungcn gez
ma3t babe, Die iih uuf anDere @erz
bre6en 10 entIeBliAer Patur be}ogen,
odB Iie bic 8eI6norsren nit @orurz
thsiI 9eoar Den 2(nqetlagtan erfijGttn,
unb Der Ri6ttr einen oyrrt5um bez
Qing, ais er 6ruu BieBel erlau6ts,
au53uIdQen, mas jbr 8atte i6r nit
Qst6eilt. 5erner miro BON ben 2lnpdlz
ten monirt, oub Gi6norene, Die ii6
iibsr ben 9ro3eB berejt5 Elm llrtbsiI
Qebiloet, QnQenonlmtn nOroen pGran
uno Der 8i6ter Ii6 in Der S5n7truttion
an Die @eFnporenen Dem 2lnQetloQten
unoiirIt:s2 8emertunQcn erlaubt babe.
. Scr ,5rrawaDbh" mabrItciuIid prrz
uCrIoreH.
g}ep 0ort, a. Nop. - Der bsi
Ms6urD 9art geItyonoete OlmpFer
nSrramaoon" iant lpGbreno Der lsBten
Ratt no8 tiaier in Den Sano elm. Die
Nogan ipulten be1tanOIa uber oua Ocd
unD e5 fheint teine 9pffnung me6r
porbanOen, Oa5 5abr3euq, OeTsn
Saiff5raum Iib bereit5 mitDaiIer Qe=
TiiQt bat, jemaI5 Ipieoer flott madsn
gu t0nnen. Gbe QeItern oos Gi6ter=
i6ifF, peIAe5 10 piel pie m0Qli6 Ga
ounq in Si6sr6eit aebraobt fat, no6
gepzYort geIbleppt puroe, muroen
NOD neitere fIeine pilretjge @ol3tiz
ten an 8orO Qebru6t unO Iofort Iidher
perpadt. S}n oieien &iiten, lpelc3e Die
Qlufi6rift o2opaIe, 3ubinsn unO9ia=
manten" truqen, iollen GoelIteine i'm
Wsrt6e BON $4,000 Die fir Deri4ie=
bene gtelp=Yorter SulpeIiere b2it!mmt
nQren. enthQlttn deneIen icin.
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Sran30f!iGe Samscrid1iiTc aui9efabs
Tcfi.

9orig, IA. g}op. - Die fran30z
iifden qon3erfdiTfe r6OrmiOuble, "
n2(omiral 8auoin" unO n&omiral
Gour6et" iino geitern 2tbenO BEL ben
bDsriI9en Snieln i'm W}itteGGnoiI6en
Meere in fiinf3ebn SUB tiefem @uher
uufgefd6ren. 9a5 eritere 6abr5eu9
purbe na6 IGngeren 2tnitrengungen
rpieber flott gemu6t, Die beiben unOeren
iiBen mod feit, Dp4 1T CUR 3eit 9efabr
t1icn+ hnrknrhet,
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S6rc9enstpat eincs gBabuNmntaeu.

3 aris, Il. y{op. = Der bleIlge
8sinbdnoler 9omergue erI4oB heute
in einem@a6niinnB= =2tnfale feline Sat
tin unb Mrttcr. Damn erDffnete er
BON einem 6eniter ieiner 8obnung
aus 6euer auf Die BaiIanten, tOotete
BRET YerIonen unb berpunbete cine 2lnz
3a6l 9tnoerer. gto6bem ibm Die Wtu=
nition au5gegangen, Der6arrifaoirte
Der gefd5rli6e MenI4 bas 9uu5, mel
Dies ieBt bon 8enbarmen umIteQt lit,
Die pergebli6 periu4ten fia ieiner gu
hen1111+inpr
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SaS HhnItrazGcfrcmH.

mari 9 au, IA. Npp. - 9isr elm
qatroffene 8eri6te conitutiren, DaB i'm
8oupernoment @ol6Dnien pom 13. Biz
26. Oftober fi6 1890 Grtrantungen
an Der Gbolera erei9neten unO GIG
6Gua einsn t0otlt6sn 8srlauf nabmen.
Sm Commencement 8ieff foroerte Die
GpiOemie 3p0lf Opfer. 36 Patienten
Iisgen nod barnieOsr. 8erii6tpeiie
perIuutet, DaB Die f6retli6e &runtz
heit Iid audi in ct, petersburg ge3eigt
Ert.
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8er1in, IA. 0op. - 9as Sage
6Iutt" meIoet, Der tiirtiIae Wliniiter
be5 9(uslpdrtigen babe in elmer Inter
reoung ert.Grt, ooB Der Sultan in Ell
nem GrlaB angeorOnet, fdmmtliAe,
pdbreno Der jiingiten llnruben in
&leinaIien pon @erlu1ten ir9en0 mel
der Dirt 6etroffenen @erionen gu ent=
i6doigen. Die Soften trdgt Die &ez
gierung unb Die @erfiigung eritredt
Ticb auf S4uIDise, tpie ltnI6uloige in
dLeiher Weiie.
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Gncrl,i, rdd' grobt StmrIn Ocr NIT Rbtua
matsmus bshaft,te g,t.lQsrigs, SHoaljot, Rrippsl,
Rero6ie, an R,uraIsls lcoeu1e Ooer BON 9runtbsis
ten ubtzmaun,e AUD aU5Jult5cu bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-15

Berlin, IA. g2or. - 9as 8re3z
lauer &riminalgeri6t bat Den io3ioliz
ftiihen 3ei6stog5fUbrer Qiebtnedbt
pegen Notwithstanding gu bier
Monaten 8efdngniB osrurt1eiIt. Der
Yro3eB ite6t i'm 3uIommenbange nit
Dem, jiirgit in 8re5lau ge9altenen Soz
8iuliiten=GongreB, auf pel4em 2iebz
tne4t fib elmer ungebij6rIihen &ritit
Der 9anolunger &oiier 8ilbelm's
ihulDig ma6te.
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@cnn 10, iii c5 Damn mciir, nic
Gria!tn"g 81 9erao8Iaiiigrn? Biis
len Gle aud, 0aB Ojciel5c rinrn
5uHCn oc.ariadca fam, weIdcr ius
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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26
Pellisson's Little Adventure.

Pellisson was frightfully ugly. One
day as he was walking down the street
a beautiful lady took him by the hand
and conducted him into house close
by. Dazzled by the lady's charms, and
f1attering himself that this adventure
could not possibly entail any unpleasant
consequences, he had not the strength
to offer any resistance. His fair captor
introduced him to the master Of the
house, saying:
cline for line. exactly like this, !"
whereupon she took her departure.
Pellisson, on recovering from his as
tonishment, demanded an explanation.
The master of the house, after sundry
apologies, confessed that he was a paint
er. >.'.
II have undertaken, he added, "to
supply the lady with picture Of the
Temptation In tho Wilderness We
have been debating for couple Of hours
as to the mode Of representing the
tempter, and she ended by saying that
she wished me to take you for a model. .
/ Revue Anecdotique. -.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26
CAsSIUs NJ. cLAY'S MISTAKE.
How tho Sage Of White Hall Incurred the
Czarina's Displeasure.

How tho Sage OF White Hall Incurred tho
Czarina's Displeasure.
However valuable aid Mr.. Clay may
have rendered his country at court
while in Russia, his autobiographio
memoirs are full of proofs that he was
no more a trained diplomat than a
trained military man. One incident will
suffice-the story Of how he lost the
favor of the czarina. One day he was
invited by the czar to Czarsko Selo, q
private estate Is miles in circumference,
containing forests and lakes. The czar
sent him for a drive in his carriage,
which, of course, had the royal livery.
The Princess Suwarrow, q member OF
the royal household. had gone rowing
I'M light boat and invited Mr.. Clay to
go with her. 1t came ON q rain, and the
princess was in a light summer dress.
It was thus necessary to go to shore at
once. But how was the princess to get
home?
Mr.. Clay proposed that she should
take the carriage, and that he should
Ind shelter under the trees till it re-
turned. The lady seemed reluctant to
do this, but at length got in and drove
off, The result was that she was seen
driving in the czar's carriage. The
czarina did not forgive Mr.. Clay for
this. Mr.. Clay afterward explained the
circumstance to Prince Alexander Dol
-gurouki He says, II saw the prince
took my explanation in good part and
believed in my sincerity, but he smiled
in q sad way, which as much as said,
It's all over with you. '"-Washington
Star
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26

Fargo Forum: Judge Roberts is in
receipt of communication from the
superintendent Of the asylum for the
insane at jamestown stating that
they will not be able to receive O..
Ellingson, recently adjudged insane
by the board here. The letter says
there is not vacant room or bed In
the ASYLUM and that they have already
about forty more patients than they
should accommodate with their pre-
sent facilities.
The above shows most deplorahle
state Of affairs, and suggests to US
that there must be some reason for 50
much INSANITY in 50 healthful state
rs North Dakota. We mean, some
reason which does not appear on the
surface. The asylum is under the
superintendency Of most competent
and courteous gentleman DR.. Archi
bald, and it would be an easy matter
% make public some very interesting
statistics containing information
1 which might prevent som. from
finally needing the restraint Of such ,
place, and also might open the eyes q
lsothsra "a tlls yreat truth that ther,
- q. serid ii'. y .a I
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26
SOUSA'S DISCIPLINE.
General Scho fields Funny Break - 70
the Conduct Of an Orchestra.

General Scho 0eld's Funny Break - 70
the Conduct Of an Orchestra.
How Conductor Sousa was taken to
task by General Schofeld for his lack of
discipline is told by the San Francisco
Chronicle,
The last echo of one Of Sousa's over
lures was just dying away over the sand
hills south of the fair grounds when
General Schofield stepped in front Of
the band and saluted the distinguished
leader. Sousa returned the salute and
sent one Of his men to escort the general
up into the band stand.
"That music was beautiful-beauti-
full, exclaimed the general as he shook
Sousa's hand warmly. II am astonish-
ed, sir, that you get such results with
so little discipline.
There is nothing that Sousa prides
himself more on than being one Of the
strictest Of disciplinarians, and he was
naturally nettled at the generals criti-
cisln.
why, general, my men are under
perfect control. I'm sare they are thor
oughly drilled, and can hardly believe
that there is any lack of discipline.
have never noticed it."
mo, that's just it; you DON see it, I"
persisted the general. "Isaw it, though.
Do you know that as soon as you turn
your back on one side Of your band to
shake your baton at the other those fel.
lows all quit playing2 OF course you
don't see it, for as soon as you turn
around they begin again."
The fun in this, at the expense Of the
general, lies, Of course, in the fact that
when section of Sousa's men became
silent as he turned to the other was
when the music so required. But the
general looked upon this lapse as be
would upon the suspension Of a section
of his artillery when he turned his at
tention to another part Of the field.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26

The Republican end Of the Mime
sofa legislature has as yet been unable
to arrive at conclusion on the
United States Senatorship. The anti
Nelson papers are exulting over the
announcement-made by themselves
that the little Norwegian is out OF
the race, but they may find their
hands very full yet. Nelson has a
strong hold on the country people
and while Washburn is backed by
all the money he can use, it may no'
avail.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26

The Willow City Ragle shows Its
animosity to Bottineau town, and III
fact, to the best interests of the en-
tire county, by insisting that the com
missioners shall not pay any OF the
expenses incident on the contest for
the school Of forestry. The fight,
since the election, is a fight between
Ward and Bottineau counties, aud the
county should bear the expense. It
is county institution, not for the
town alone, as the Eagle tries to make
out. If it is for oLtineau Villarge
alone, whose business is it if the
busiucss men let it go to Minot.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-26
Happens Once Every $500. 600 Years.


. A rem arkable freak in moon phases
was noted in the month Of February,
1866, month which has gone into
astronomical annals as 1.-The month with
out q full MOON" In that year January
and March each had two full moons, but
February none. A writer in q leading
astronomical Journal uses the following
language in describing it: " Do you
realize what a rare thing in nature it
was? 1t has not happened before since
the beginning Of tho Christian era CT
probably since the creation of the world
It will not occur again, according to
the computations Of the astronomer
royal Of England, for-how long do you
think? Not until after 2, 500, 900 years
from 1e66r'-St. Louis Republic.