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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Der 9nlmesz jan. E

G6icugo, 26. SuIi. - Die Boz
lisei bat beute bur9 bas 9eitdnonib
bes Sanitprs Quinlan einen ipeiteren
Qn9altspuntt ge9en ben Maf5enmDrz
Der Solmes geippnnen. Na6bem bic
bon ibm qemu9ten NusIagen in gebOz
riger Beiie gu Prototoa gebratht uno
bon ibm ielbit anerfannt tparen err
tldrte Yoli5ei=Gbef 8uoeno9, er hege
ni6t ben gerin9Iten 3tpeifel oariiber,
baB 9olme5 aua Sri. Sittp 8elp, Die
er ais Glert in Der Qlpptbete Su @nglez
poob beI9dftigte, ermoroet babe.
Quinlan iiberlieferte Der 9pli5et audi
cine photographic, Die er als oiejeni9e
bes permiBten WGb4ens be5ei9net
bate.
lin bic W2itterna6tsItunbe erflGrte
9pliSei=G6ef 9abeno6, DaB Der san
itinDli6 16redli4ere unD groBdrtt=
gere 9imeniionen anndbme, uno er
i6on iebt iiber3eugt lei, ouB 9olmes
mebr Nienf6en gemoroet, als iemaI5
in irqenb einem Der 9riminal>Gbroz
ntt Der cipiltiirten Welt betannten
Prp5eB geiiibnt lpuroen.
90 erbielt G9ef 8aOeno9 geitern
ben 8eIu9 5tpeier 9amen, !pel4e tbm
ben 92amen zines 16>jdbrigen WtGoz
9ens, Der So9ter poblbabenDer 81
tern, ipel9es in 1898 Die Sefunntz
i6aft bes 9plmes ma9te uno ipGter
ipurlos peri9panb. Gbef 8abeno9
lit Der Gnii6t, baB au9 bieIes Wtdoz
den Der WforbluIt be5 S6euials in
MenI9engeitalt gum Spfer fiel,
6icago, 26. Suli. - Scil1iuS
s. Gonnor, behen erite Srau Wfarte
Gpnnor mar, pel6e nunme6r perz
19punoen, uno beren Grmoroung
man oem MaKenm0rbsr 9oImes in
Die S9ube i9iebt, parb pergangene
Na9t i'm bieiigen poli3ei~9auptz
quarter einem @erb0r unterporfen.
Gr mubte feline @ngaben in elmer
@eiIe, bic ben Stempel Der Qufrt6<
tigfeit trug unb glei6seitig ben Gin
brud ni6t perpiI9en tonnte, buB er
bon ben un5G6ligen MorbplGnen unb
9e6eimnifen oes 9olmes Dobl etne
Qlbnung, aber feline &enntniB babe.
eSntereTant lit bon ieinen in bic
Seffentli3feit georungenen Qusia9en
eigentIi9 nur Die, baB 9olmes i'm
ipo4enlung geplagt babe, bas 2eben
Ieiner So6ter Pearl berii9ern gu lalz
len. 9luh feline Satin, 10 er5dblt
6plmes, periu6t ibn gu betpegen, Die
9erii9erllng aus3ufiibren, bod petz
gerte er iih itanbbaft. SpGter, na6z
Dem Srau 6plmes ben 9atten Derld1z
fen, fam 6olmes iebr oft gu bem 3euz
gen, uno itet5 mar Die erite Srage, ob
er piiIe, mo bic perI6punbene Satin
fei. DIS Gpnnor einitens antportete:
rSSa, i6 peiB genau, lpo meine friibere
5rau lit" geriet6 9plmes in etne
taum beidreibIi6e @ufregung unb
mar nibt eber nieOer 3ufrieoen gu
ftelIen, bis Gpnnors ibm eingeitanoen,
baB er gef6er3t uno nt9t piiie, pp
feline Srau lei.
9es Weiteren er3G6lt Gonners, baB
feline S4peiter Gertrude geraume
3eit nit 9olmes bertebrt babe, uno
baB 2eBterer tbr ba8 Qlnerbieten gez
6t,ibr l1nterri4t i'm n9ppe 8ritz
ing" geben gu lufen uno lie oann per-
manent gu bei3dfti9en. Gines Saz
qes febrte Gertrude iebo9 pl0Bli9
6eim urb erflGrte, iie Diiroe bas 8iiz
reau be5 9olmes ME me6r betreten.
2ange 3eit puBte man ni4t, tpes6ulb
bieie pl0Bli6e Sinnesz@enoerung
itattgefunben, bis nua bem Sobe bes
Mdo6ens be1en 8erlpbter betannt
gab, baB 9olmes Der Gertrude ben
Qlntrag gemutt babe, iie iolle ii4 BON
ibm entfiibren laiien uno er perbe lie
Odnn heirdthen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Traufrei6.
Scr tlusin6SFan a,tf 0cu1 Wtnrinc.
S6jie6piak.

SouGon 25. SuGi. - 8etreffs
bes bereit5 gemeloeten ungliidsfolz
les ouf bem NtarinezS6ieBplaB BEL
9oupineS i'm 9epartement gfprb
ipiro 3ufGblia beri6tet, OaB 4Omiral
Gboteauminois, lieutenant Gspiz
naFp, Elm unberer Offi3ier, ioipie
mebrere Marineartiaeriiten nit Der
priifung bon 9ot6ftBz8ei6iBen be-
i9Gftigt paren. Cine 0ei4iiBlaoung
erplooirte, pdbrenO iie in bas 8ez
i6uBrobr eingeI4oben ipuroe, uno
ebe Der @erf4luBteil feitgema4t mar,
uno purDe Dem lieutenant @spiz
nafp Die &innlaoe tpeggerthen uno
er au9 ionIt i9per berfpunoet. Sin
2trtiGeriit tpurbe getDOtet, Der 2lbmiz
raj uno Der anbere Offi3ier, iptpie
mebrere Manni4aften purben mebr
ooer minber er6ebltA, ieoo9 tetner
bon linen ibfper perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
StaIicn.
SStaIicn ais Yrpteftor BON 2tbei=
fitictl

3pm, %. Suli. - Sn Der 9epu4
tirtenfammer ertldrte beute Der W&iz
niIter oes 2luspGrtiqen, 8aron
Blanc, baB bic IQmmtli6en WtG6te
bas Protettorat Stalien'5 ijber 2lbpIz
iinien gutgebeiBen uno 5ugege6en
DGtten, baB i6nen nibt oa5 8e4t 3uz
itebe, 1i3 in Die 5piIcben Dem &0nig
W}enelet uno Der italieniI6en &egiez
rung beItebenOeu Streiti9teiten einz
3umiI6en.
&0nig Menelef, 10 ertIdrte Der
Baron, babe ben nit ibm be3iigli9
bes StlapenbanOel5 gei9lo6enen
@ertrag in flagranter @eiie perlebt
uno miiTe beS6alb CUR gfe3enIbaft
9e3pgen lperoen. Die &egierung
bege bas grDBte @ertrauen auf bic
3ufuntt Der itulieniI3en &olonie in
Q(bDITinien unb peroe biefelbe Bis
gum leBten 2(t6em3uge pert6eiOigen.
Die Wtittbeilungen bes 8arons tDurz
ben unter groBem 8eifau BON Der
&ammer entgegen qenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
eStQIteu,
Sarattert's SScfutfebr.

9 0 m, 26. sSuli.-@eneral 9araz
teri, Der Sberbefeblsbaber Der ttaltez
ntI9en Sruppen in @behpnien, fam
beute Nu9mittag y ll9r in 3om on
unb paro nit groBem Gntbuiiasmus
empfaneen. Der prdiioent Der De-
putirtenfammer, Der SpnDttus Der
Stabt 8pm, Der Nfiniiter Des @us=
tpGrti9en Baron Blanc II. Der Srtegsz
miniiter General Ofpccenni bepiaz
tpmmten ben General i'm gfumen oes
&0nigs, Der yfution uno Der Staot am
8abnbof unb geleiteten tbn unter Sor@
antritt mebrerer Nfuiitz&apellen uno
@ereine nit fliegenoen 5abnen na4
benz Sotel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Seuti9Iann.
S6IaeenocS @etter.

Berlin, 26. Suli. - Wd6renb
zines beftigen 9epitteriturmes eretgz
nete ii3 nabe 8o9um, meftpbalen, in
Der Mine uprin3 bon preuBen" elm
f3logenoes @etter. Seute friib tpurz
ben 25 tobte uno II berpunoete8ergz
leute gu Sage gefOrbert, bod glaubt
man, DaB nod mebr bon ben SGuern
i6r 2eben berloren, bu man Bis ieBt
nod ni6t i'm Stanbe mar, Die 9an3e
Mine gu bur6forf9en. Die Minen
umfteben 9unberte bon Weibern unO
&inbern Der 8ergleute, Die CUR 8rube
fubren, unb ibr Sammern tit berger
reibenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Warrnccn.
Sie nliiTeu ;ahlen uuo sublen auh,

Sie niiiieu sahlen uno sahlen audl.
Sanger, 25. Suli, - Sier lit
nod Elm tpeiteres beutibes Sriegs=
f6tff, Der 8reu3er nMurie," unter Der
5ibrung bes Gorpetten Gupitdns
Grebner auf Der Rbebe eingetrOffen.
9ieIer umItanb pirb allgemein ais
Grunb angeie6en, baB Der Stuttbalz
ter BON Sanger ii4 nun auf einnul
beeilt bat, bic ppn Seutf3lanb geforz
berte @nti9dbtgungsiumme fir Die
Grmorbung bes 2eip5iger9anblungsz
reiIenben 8oditro6 gu entri4ten. Die
beutf9en &riegsf4iffe tperOen aber
ni6tsbeitopeniger borldufig nod in
ben marroccanii4en Gepdhern bleiz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
9Ser sciicgt bat. miro ntdjt an9egs
hcr&
a I n n h Q Is n II n OS q

9antiagp beGub a, 26. Suli
- u8en. Salceop, Der Gpmmunoeu1
bes erIten Militdrz9iItritts, melDet
baB Die Regierun9szSruppen unte1
Sberit Suieba Elm 8efe4t nit ben SsSnz
iurgenten unter Quintin 8anero nubt
Gantoz9naio, ettpu 80 Wteilen noroz
lih BON bier, 81 beite6en bate. Die
Gebellen perlpren IA Soote uno 4C
berielben tpurben perpunoet. IuBerz
benz erbeuteten Die 3egulGren eine
partie 8affen, Munition II. Sriegsz
9orrdtbe. Der 9erluit Der Eegte=
rungszSruppen be3ifferte ii4 auf orei
Sobte uno neun 9ertpunoete, oarunz
ter 3tpei Offi3iere.
9us obige lit Der 8ortlaut elmer
BON Der Eegierung Aeute bier perot'
fentli6ten pffisiellen Sepe16e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Sdlmencn unn Nnrmcgcll.

G6ri Itiania, 26. Suli. - Der
Stortbing nabm geItern ben 9(ntrug
Der betreffenben GpmmiiIton on uno
beipiligte fir Die Slottenz9tOminiItraz
tipn bic bebeutenoe Summe DON II
Wiuipnen &ronen. 8pn Der 8eripil=
ligung iino 8 M}iQionen &ronen gum
8au bon 2 Pun5eri4iffen gu perlpenz
nPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Nud, ettntal cine Suatton fur oen
Sauoespater.

8ruiitl, 25. 5ult.-SOnig geOpolO
ma9te geitsrn cine BromenaOe ourd)
me5rere Der bidt belebtcn StraBen Der
Staot unb murbe Ibsrau in lopalitsr
g8eiis bssrHBt, gang I'm @essniuR gu
ben SOrsdnssn nad Der 6obnsnweibe
Der gIrssr9arOe, Die gu eIner BObsls
denomination 9cgen ben WtOuur9en
anlabli9 bss bem 2aube orObeuSen
tl.rital.n S4ulssieses iIbrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
10O0ltdnOige
1)erOouun9

nirS burd Den &sbrauf BON 9laOnup'S
YilIen beruOrgeruieu. 8erm0ge ibrer anti
biliOieu GtgeuidaiteH ftImulireu bisiel.
ben bl. 2eber bel Der AbouOieruug BON Sale
unb Oereu gntleerun9 burd Oie@uuengduge.
2teie BiGleu in DOZEN BON 2 bis Stiid re.
sulireu raid bic Ebatigteit Der 2eber uno
befrei.n ben 8atieuteu BON oieieu 2eibeu.
6tue ODER Swsi '0faomaa'idle BiGeu tdgIib
seuommeu Don Semen, Die biliOeu Shmer'
zen uHterporfeu itH9 uuo NIT TRACER GeberSl
ifufien bubeH, balteu OaS Spitem in regel
mdBiger 6uuftlCn uuO ftderH cine seiuROV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Sino" Callahan bpr GGhnnf

nIll9 SauagdH, Der SOdHt7
ipGrter, pel9er Don Der 8ropflpner
Bride, nabe oem gteipzYorter llfer in
ben Nortb &iper iprang parb am
Syreitug um $40 geitrQft unD bann
laufen gelafen. Oils gusrebe CAB er
an, er lei BON Der Bride in's @aher
eefalen.
- Nadbem, ipie ber.its semsloet, Die
Stabtperwaltuns bon Widlta, &s., io>
mi. Der GouutpzInwult iid entiaieoen
seweissrt bubsn. bas ProbibitiOnsseles
in Der ssnannten Stabt burd5ulabren,
hat Der 9ouperneur oes Staates, elm
Sempsreualer, isine eisen,n Sdsrsen
nit oiefer 9lrb.it betruut, mill aber Dem
Gountp bic Soften aufbirben. Sb er
eamlt Slid bat. bleibt ab3uparten, unz
t.rbefsn iit Yarasrapb IL III 8ldita
nod imulsr in Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Sin ttaHcs @rab.

8urIingtpn II, Sya., 26. Sult.-
Sri. Silie 6ein unternabm beute fritz
nit ibrem 9erlobten, Qlrt6ur Walters,
cine 8ootfabrt auf Dem NtiIiiiiippi.
Nu6e Stterz9am perIu6te tie, ibren
Sip gu pe6IeIn, unD bra4te babel bas
Boot gum Sentern. Ollie orei SniaI=
fen ertrdnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
SrauDc.

Ottumwu, 3d., 25. Suli. - 0as
@,lhGftSpiertel Der Staot war6 beute
nabeju eingeaidert. 3ebn @ebauOe,
Oarunt.r Die vSanf Of OtcIrOie," iinO
9tuinen. Der @eiammtuerluit betragt
$4,000 unO iit tBeIlweiie Our9 Yers
iidlerun9 geocft.
YbtGabeIp bia, 8a., 25. Suli. -
5euer SerltOrte beute Die Sutez6abrif
uOn Is. 8. glOpo, iOluie Die Geimiabrit
uOn Qelaup & Comp, beiOr an Der
SuncodltraBe. Serluit $4,000, gum
or0Btcu Sbeil perlih:rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Sie &rbnlutiun auf Cuba.
Ge5hlaoet 1tno 0pd1 acebrf

W2 brio, 26. Suli. - 8eneral
81. 6. 9t5carragu, Sriegsminiiter, bat
mittelit elmer 9epei4e Dem General
GapitGn BON Cuba, bem Marf6a1
Martine5 be Gampps, gu ieinen milf
tdriiden grfulgen (?) auf Cuba graz
tulirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
ScSem Sic Sics!
pot Spriugs, Arf., !
DEN 7. lHir2 '95,

y
ben Z. Ytdr3 '95.
Or. 9labma1 & Co., Rew.YOrt:
&eebrte SerreH SD BIN tait ieit Bwei
9abten fraut gsmeeH uno toHiuItlrts Die be.
riibmtefeu Sps;lallitsn Der Ser. Stanteu-
Sd Hahm 9doer NIB trauF beiBes gSaiier
Don ZEN bergen Gu;llen in arfunias, bod
idIleu mir yddt5 yIHoeIuu9 brlugen III mol
len. Rddosm i'd 9bre 4useige geieben
bate, fam mir Der @eoauts, Sbre Blqen IN
prOblrsu uuo if babe uateSu Jp.i Sha6,
teln Oerbraud)t; if Uebme 3meI peun idl III
Bette gsbe, etne na9 oem 6rlbitid, une ne
bGben mir mebr gut 9etbau, ais ir9eno Gt'
mas, bas id anDan6te. SD mar leberlel,
oeHo; 9aut uno AugeH uursn 9elb; t1 be,
iaB Elm SdIla'geflihl NIB fam mir Dor role
eiu BetrunteHer. Qebsr Dem Mabel empfaHo
idJ Shmerisu, als oh iid1 Sale obcrbulb oes
giaseus arseummelt hattie. N.iue Giuges
tpstoe nur,u uerftopft, mtiH Wtuub uuO
meiue 3une. Die meiite 3eIt .Ht5iiuoet. Ser
9lppeut mar gut, bod tOuute bic gtahruHg
uiat ueroaut merben, lag mir ldm.r I'M Yta'
gen uuo eluige gtunOoO4 fameu mir mteoer
berauf. gtur lei1t oerOauIite Saden tOnute
ih senleBeH. Senoen Sis mir geIdui9lt Sbr
Book of Advice" (Ratb9eber.)
a9tuug5uOa BEN Gangs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
8rnBbritannien.

Qpnbon, 26. Sult. - 8is 4ll6r
80 W2inuten beuteNa6mittag mar oas
befunnte @ablreiultat folgenoes:
333 GpnIerpdtipe, 50 2iberalzlni=
pniiten, 164 2iberale, 65 McGurt6pz
item uno II Yarnelliten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
Siirfel.
ssest pcrIud,t man es nit natnnc=
fffreff

GOnftanttuOpel, 25. Suli. -
Durd cine seit.rn .rlahens 9rabe Oes
9roBiuItans perosn ale wesen politis
I6er Ssrbreden in SaIt beiinolidleu
4rmenier amnetirt. 8tele bapOn iino
bsrsits auf frsien SUB seieet pOrben.
Sic gage in Iaceoonien tritiidI.
2onbon, 25. 9ult. - Der Giro
nicle" piro mOrseu cine 9epeide perz
Offentlideu, nad peld.r Die 9Sertbz
papi.re in Goni itantinOpcl in 6olse Der
13aaridt, baB in 0taccOOnisu bIutise
Sample itattseTuuoen, beOeuteno 9efalz
ten iiuS; bic 5irf.n faaien sroBs Suanz
Iitaten bon St.uOlssrn uuO PatrOnsu.
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Gus Der SunnesbauptifaDt.
@leueIauo ais Sdieosri9ter.

@ofbington n, 26. Suli.-9tuf
bas g}eue iF Dem Prdiioenten oer@er.
Staaten bis glmt unD Die Pfli6ten
zines S9iibsri6ters 3ugefallen. Dies
mai banbelt es ii3 um ben Streit 3piz
f6en Stalien uno Der &epublit So
lombia, unb 9iiltigfett zines BON Der
eritgenannten 3egierung gegen Goz
lombia erbp6enen 9lnIprubes bon
100000, aus Der &epolution gu 80
lpmbia i'm Sabre 1885 reiultireno.
Die 2(ngelsgen9eit bei9dftigte Sabre
lang Die 9iplomaten betDer 2dnber,
unb groBer Subel berrIchte, Bis man
enpli6 ii6 ba3in einigte, Die itreittgen
Yuntte ben Ser. Staaten, reip. beren
YrGiiDenten sur Gnti6eioung Dor3uz
legen. Die Qlnna6me bes Derunt=
tpprtli6en 2lnltes Seitens bes 9rn.
Glepelano bat in beioen 2dnbern Elm
9efibl Der 3uperiift erregt.
SieI @tnmabme,1 ocs Stnnenifener=
Eerartcments.
9tad benz SabreSausmels oe5 Slunenz
itsucr @omminGr5 betru9eu Die Gtnz
nabmen ieine5 departments mGbrenb
bes perfloiienen 6istaliabres I'M Ser
slei4 gum SOriabre an:
1895. 1S9i.
@pirituolen SO, ,862, ,627 ss5, ,25s ,252
2abat at................ 29,104,@OS 29.6l7,sS9
9iter. gIe &C: 31,640.6lS 3l,414,7sS
c3n.a'liTust Ssomar 5a9in 1,4o5,2ii i,72348o
aHOere GueneH..... 551,4s3 153,o29
Die @eiammt Glnnubmen betru9en
$143, ,245,97S. nahe5u pier DttQlOnen
Dollars weniger, ME I'M SOrlabr. Die
GOuettionsfolten betrusen 2.84 YrO5ent
9esen 2.70 YrO5ent luI Sorlabr. .,,..,-.
Gem StrtG perfaaen.
Setter | . n>G itp, OtO., &c. Suli.
Sn oer NGbe BON Sutton in GollOwaD>
GountD muroe 6rau ). gS. Gain, ole
@attin zines iunscn 6armers, mGBrenO
Der 9lbweienbeit hires OtauueS uberfal>
len. scnotbSiibti9t uuO oann ermOroet,
Die germIts mar Is Sabre alt unO. erlt
leit 5wsl OtOnaten uerbeIratbet. Sbr
@atte faro bel ietner Seilufcbr ibre
Seihe am Sfen lie9sno.
Spat am 9l6eno wuroe Elm 5arbi9er,
Namens @m. Diners, ouf ltarfe Ser
ba9tSgrIinoe bin uerBaItet uno in oem
Gertdtssefdnsniiie 81 Sutton ein9ez
ipsrrt. &urSe s3eit barauf fanO man
leOOd icine .3elIe Icer. Otebrere bum
bert Ylrger baben iih uuf Die SerfOl,
aun9 semaht unO luereen, falls lie ben
9ie9er in ibre @eualt befOmmen, nit
benz ielben fur;su YroaeB MAIDEN. IS
perlautet, oaB es benz S6eriIi gelunsen
lit. ben ldwurien Sallunttn nod Dem
@eiangnlB in Ct. SOuis., WtO., in
Sluerbslt 5u brln9ep.
Wterioiau, Otin., 26. Suli.-
Gom SObnlon, Der 9tegcr, pel6er Srau
Sattiielo unO ibre beiOen S0dlter ermOrs
oete, nadOem er Die Eeetercn uer9swalz
tigt, parO in Der perflOil,nen IGat aus
benz @eiGnsuiB 9ebolt uno BON elmer
aufsersgtsn lEense nad Dem IA DleIlen
bon bier beIegen,u SbatOrt sebruat, nm
BORT ioentifiiirt Su wcrOen. 9Siro ct
ais Ser 0iOrosr uub Saauoer pom 0eu
0ta6barn ser Sattfielo8 erfauut, 10
miro man TIN einToA am naaltcnSaum
aufbGu9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-27
1tuO GteIeS.

Albamap, R.sS.,|
Den Z. Oft. 1894.
Or. RaoDn1 & Co., giems Oort:
SD babe oft beI hper.r 8erfOpfuH9 grOBe
grettteruna ueripiirr our4 ben @ebrau9
Sbrer berubmteu Blleu. AdmHgsuOa
6. s. SUoloug, Gpaugelif.
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Sauol1ke Oerid,enft.

Saupldss. so bet 100 5uB, IN Sepsrnsparf iper.
ben cratic pssseseben an bic S1hober ron attteH
Der -goltimore Sepern Yart urb annapolis eIeftri.
ilen @iieHbabn 9ompnsrie.- AEtbrile 5etra9en ie
$4,000 s5 90 baar uno 81 90 pro ode Ober s5 90
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TcrartcutentS.

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$143, ,245,976. nube5u pier Dtialoneu
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20

efficient head Of the college musical de-
partment. There were two graduates
Mise Allie Talcott of Elk Point. and
Walter Axtell Of Topeka, Kan. They
acquitted themselves most creditablv.
The assembly room was filed with
spectators, and the affair was q happy
beginning OF the series in connection
with the college commencement exer-
ciaes. Prof. Stead Is very we'll salts
fled with the proficiency Of this years
graduates, considering Them about the
best that have gone forth from his in
struction. Miss Taicott is especially
gifted in musical accomplishments.
Miss Talcott took very prominent
part in the program, rendering no less
than five selections. The opening
piece, the Concerto in K, opera 81, by
MOscheles, was an exceedingly ciassi-
cal piece. difficult in rendition, yet per-
formed by Miss Talcott in skillful
Liebestraum by List, Impromptu by
Chopin, Concert Etude No. 9 by Han
set, and Hexentanz by MacDowell.
All these are classical In their construc-
ton, and were handled In perfect har-
mOny by the young graduate. Prof.
Stead, who il in charge of the con-
servatory OF music, paid Miss Talcott
the compliment that she was tho most
accomplished musician that had ever
graduated from the Yankton college.
which is indeed pleasing TO the many
friends of Miss Allie In Elk Point who
know how hard and earnest she has
worked during her college course.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20
TAYLOR IN TOWN.
He Passes Through Elk Point Look
Ing Hale and Hearty.


He Passes Through Elk Point Look
Ing Hale and Hearty.
w. w. Taylor, the defaulting state
treasurer, passed through the city on
Monday, on his way to Pierre where he
will surrender himself to the state au-
thorities, take his medicine and begin
at once serving his term In the peni-
Tertiary at Sioux Falls. He was &C.
cOmpanied by Blush" Sullivan of
PlankingtOn and Nye Phillips of Sioux
Falls. Mr.. Tayler looked rs he always
did with the exception of being slightly
careworn. He stopped at the depot
ten minutes waiting for the Sioux
Falls train, and during that time was
free to say that he was glad the strain
was over and that the end was near at
hand so far as he was concerned. He
remarked that he had made state
ment to the press and had explained
ali there was to be explained. So far as
the vast speculation and losses claimed
in the testimony given before the COM
mittee 1t was 80 per cent bnncOmbe
Mr.. Taylor arrived in Pierre on Tues
day and gave bonds, we presume, for
his appearance at the term of court to
be held August %. 1t Is generally re-
garded that he will secure the full pen
atty OF the law-twO years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20
Tho Gettysburg Bank.

s3ut the affair that broke my back
was the Gettysburg bank. During the
panic Lepl,elman came to me and de-
manded assistance. l had only $4,000
In his bank and conld have lost that
without Inconvenience, but consider
ed that II that bank should 90 there
would likely be . run on my bank at
Redfield, which was known to be- in
some relations with the other and that
II one prominent institution should 90
down the others would fall like a row
Of bricks. therefore took the hank
OF Leppelman's hands through the
mortgage company. But / had been
deceived about Its condition. 1t was
In = far worse plight than | had been
led 70 believe. ! was compelled to put
up o4O, 600 almost at once, and later
this sum amounted to GA, 900. traded
. share Of the assets for some property
In Newton, ILL.,, q very good bargain
and one which would have made me .
good thing. l had just about COM
pleted . trade OF this on most attract
i've terms when IN accident prevented
It's c0nsumati0n late last fall. Had this
been completed should have been able
to turn over the funds TO the state.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20
The Ideal Panacoa.

James L. Francis, alderman, Chica-
60, says: II regard DR.. Kings New
Discovery as an ideal panacea' fol
coughs, colds and lung complaints,
having used 1t in the family for the
last five years to the exclusion of ply.
sicians' prescriptions or other prepar.
atoms"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: Il have been a minister OF the
methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more, and hive never found
anything so beneficial, or that gave
me such SPEEDY relief as DIR. Kings
New Discovery" Try this ideal cough
remedy now. Trial bottles free al
DR.. ]. 8. Talcott's drug store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Jesse Compton, Secures Only 70
Votes out Of 3j0.

Jesse Comptono Secures Only 70
Votes out Of GIG.
The school election on Tuesday held
at the school house TO elect chairman
OF the board was a quiet, yet vigorously
contested affair. The candidacy Of
Jesse Compton for the position brought
out a large vote for his opponent, and
although Mr.. Compton scratched the
gravel fine, only rs votes were secured
by him. F. NJ. Gilmore, who has
served in the capacity Of chairman for
three years, was reelected by 24O
votes, his majority being l64, twice As
many votes as Mr.. Compton, his OPP
pOnent received.
The ladies turned out 100 In number,
and while Mr.. Compton was in sense
regarded as the ladies' candidate It
was evident he failed to secure much
more than halt Of their votes. The
names of the lady voters aro.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-20
Misses


Mr.: Fred Miller Of Irving, H., writes
that he had severe kidney trouble
Tor many years, with severe pains In
his back; also his bladder was affected.
He tried many so-called kidney cures,
but without any good result. About
year ago he began the use Of Electric
bitters and found relief at once. ElaC-
trio Bitters 10 especially adap4ed 70 the
cure OF allliver and kidney trouble an6
Often gives almost instant relief. One
trial will prove our statement. Price
only soc Tor large bottle ut Dr.. ]. s..
ralcOtt's drug store,