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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
9Sr. 3S.
ld)geit BON Yroi. &laoiH componlrt muroe
MD Shemeu aus Den uoH penn SsreIH GuIa
oefubrteu Scsneu euthlelt.

lulell UlH ELVI. <IuplH NOhtPoHlNb iSuLNI
nuO Shemeu aus Den uoH penn Serein GuTa
sefIhrteu Sceueu euthielt.
ySourtugSid1uI= Union" - Iu
ser SOurtaas Der ct. Wattbils
Gemciuoe, Gde Central. Ausnus mo San.
etteitraBs, fauO g,fegu @beuo cine Ser
lammIung Ger pGU0ugel. Sonutlssl9uls
lluloU Ocu Baltimore" fatt. 9eu SORTS
fuhrte Der TraNoeut 81. 3. Sod uou Der
81. gaubdI-@emeiuoe Ill 9omeitcao uuO
bas YrOtOtOu EalOr SEQ. 6ef pOn ser
@onccrOla Semeju0e. Gtuc 2uSuhl ges
ldGIte pom IUeUla uuQsmeluem >SutereNe
maro erieol9t. Sertreteu mareu Die &c.
nnnnten @smeluoeu, iopIe Ote ct. Betyl'
9emelure al &agerilrGBs, l. oeutldle per-
euang. @emeluoe, HarOr !. u. 0teujel,
nno l. eeutld]e pey. cuaug. @emeiuoe all
@Gitern'Iocnue, Yar0r Is. u. Gouraol.
Die Abthclluug 9tr. 40 Der
rSruoeH tluI Eeague" belt gelteru
AbenN im 2OtaIs oeS Nru. Sillau u. %olf,
Gde Orleans. Tuo GhappelitruBs, ihce Sab.
resoerlammluug mo @eamleumabl ab.
Zen Sorng filrte Der Erdlocut W. 2ouls
copper, Der benz Strein ihou jelt II 3abreu
III idbIqer 2Seue porlicbt. 3aS ErotofOa
fiibrte IDr. S,ermauu Z. HappoIt, ieIt l3
Sabrtn Shyiitilihrer Der Abtheitluq uno
mobl erprobt. Septerer bsrldltete, oaB Ote
Gtnuabmsn in ueriloNeHeu Sabre $l26l.39
bctrugeu uno ole Nusgabeu iur ad,t trouIe
NiltelieOer $326.94. Gu 0tltglleo Der abs
thei!uug farb wabrenU oes usrfIoHeueu
SaAreS.
<Su Der S,amt.urunhl lpuroeu Die biSbcr!-
gen Seamteu per Affirmation mle0erae.
mdbIt: YrGioeut 2ou,S 2eppsy, Slce Frdi.
bent Grnit DiciuIeioer, SeTretdr Ssrmauu
Z. 9lappolt, Shaemeliicr 8lllau u. &OlI,
3um -. Nale; Gelegateu Sum Staat5-
@onSil: Grult Nietufeloer uuo ,i0tob Goey.
Inter beu @dneu beiGubeu Nt ole 0N.
goulS Ssd, 2lu3uii &'r0d pom StaotSs Sou.
III, Safob Stelot BON Der AbtbciIuug Dir.
l61, @elurid) 3orImauu uou Der Abtb:is
ling Jtr. 155. HSllh. Stid]tenoth uuo IL.
&ab uOu Der 2lbtbellura gf. 147 uuo E&.
Guolld] bon oer Abtbclluua 9tr. 160.
Die p2uOmiqS= . ettl o H." Scr aus
Sapsrn beiteheuoe &eyeIu, belt geitc,u
Abeuo im yOtule oeS l0ru. ISm. SdrOoer,
9tr. 1918, SatrmOuut-4 -4ueuue, elre gut be
iudlte &erammluug ab, Ill melder oret
urup Sl}itnlpNer ouf,sunrrIrsrr lnurhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Sturm IN Hnha Scntia.
@robs Serbccrungeu an ser Sllite.

5aIifar, N.sS., -. 5sebruar. -
Die fOlsenOen Serihte iiber Die BON benz
unustter, luelhc8 bier o.r9anssne &Dae
witbct.. anseribtsten S9aoen iinb bier
sinqetrOii,n:
Sn 9ten Saoen fporo eas 9ro6e
GtabliiIemsnt BON Wcgcoo & 8ruoer
sdn5lb 3erl6rt. Serluit $4,000. 3u
Dlioblebeac iinb bie Weriten unO Ban.
lidtsiten pom Otc0oualc, 0oDle, Surf,
0Onaoun uno Slne5 pe99eTest worOeu,
uno ;u Soutb@SGp 9Isbt cs meSer eiu
Stidcreiz@tablilement, nod cine gSerfte
Ober audi mn Elm 8uSerbOOt; 2luss
parb ben1olirt. Die bort lpobnenben
bsIbsn 6anili.n wurben am 9ienitas
na4 lans.m SsusRbeu sersttet. Der
S9aben 3u @re.n Gppe lit ni9t 10 be-
oeuteno, bod iinO AUDI bier mebr,rs 6i-
Observation-Disclosures uno @sritsu 3erz
fort ,uoroeu. Die Nobnung oes 2eudt=
bausmarters Al ct. BaulssSslano itauo
mGbreno bes Sturmes unter NaIier.
Sie @siabrsu Oer SsiFfabrt.
@roBu Y.ruit an Wcmuenleben.
Ybilab.Ipbia, 8a., II. 6sbr.
0urd Die eOIliilun 3Ueier Se9elz
idifie nabe benz 6ipes6atbomzSanfs
geu9tidlff, tuslhe uer9angsn. 2Soae
mGbreuo oe8 aroBenSdueelturme8 itatts
fanO, babsn 30 Ysrlonen ibr %:ben ems
9ebiBt. Seibe 6abr3cu9e ianfen NIT
pollen Sesslu. Die &unoe BON Osm
llueliifSfaQ lparb BON ocm Oampier
algonquin" nad bier sebra6t.
gfew 3 orf, II. 6ebr. - Ser bri>
ride Dampfer sllaSfa, rusl9er am 6.
6ebruar BON 8ilmin9tcu. 9t.z@., na9
gnglano ubfubr, iit i'm Sdlepptuu Oss
WOrsan>ginien Oampiels yGrcell flor"
i'm bielis,n Safsn ein9etrOneu. Die
Otaidinerie seristb in lluOrouuus.
GuarantGne,S 9. s., -. 5ebr.
- QoOtie Stspben Cooper, luel9.r bsuts
Ben Oampier rNtafO;t" nud bier
bradte, beri9tst, OaB sr 20 Nsi!en 0lts
LID Don Sarnssat ben Otalt eiuts &C.
iuntenen DreImafcr8 uno Is OtetIen
iIbOltli9 pon Sire Sslauo Die Wtaltz
ipIRen etnes SaOOners seleben babe.
ScrmiidDte tcIegrapBii9e 9epei6cn.
= DIE GOniOlioiruns Ser rGlsins
NatiOnalsWatd)sG GOmp." pom @lsin,
SQs., uuo ser p Waltbamz@atdz@o."
in @allbam, Oluh., ilt na9 otn ncues
iten 9taarI4ten OOu5o9eu uuO Oas 10
peretutgte @eibait fur Die bibi9eSumz
me BON 16 0tilliontn Dollars all Elm
sn9lIlhs5 SgnoItat uerfauft pOrOen.
- &ahrenO feline 6rau in Der &r6s
uOr oem alitar auf ben &ue'n lag unO
betete, CAP Der 4aula6ti9c lbrem Sat-
ten lrbslt unb 8erOienlt gewaBre, erz
lboB iidJ su 2luoemrei0, Ba., Der fiir5s
li1 srit cingewanOtrte SouiS SOdlO Dor
Der &lr6entbilre.
- Cine 25 alte 2ebrerin, 5rau 0as
oi8, lit in Der 9tGbe BON 2Don8, N.zO.,
al5 2ei4e in elmer Shneewebe sefunoen
pOrbsn. Sie mar pGbrenb oe5 gIi5s
sarbs auf osm QSege pom Ser Sdule
na9 ibrem 3mei Dteilen cutiernten $ocim
erirorsn. Die Nusei9en Oeuten ouraui
bin, oaB lie bsim lleberiteigcn zines
.3uunes it6 NIT 6em 6uBe uerfins, rif=
warts fisl uno ni6t meter fOnnte, 10
oaB iie elenOt9lIb crfrieren muBte.
- 9urh Strphnin bat iih Der eez
meIene Saiiirer Ser yWcSlrup ganting
Company" in 0apettesiae, Grf., CEN
SOB segeben, nm lid ben SOlseu pOn
llnteridlagunsen in 00be BON $21, 900
3u ent3iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Sic Wufer rilhren it'd.
artanias ioa vtrodsn" selsqt persen.-
& etrolt AM Sonntan.


&etrOtt am Souutas.
9srurfana, Grf., II. 6ebruur.-
Sicr baben ii6 bic BrObibitlonilten BON
9lrtanias su einem entidsibenben Sorz
9eben se9en ben Sanoel in berauldeus
Otn 9,tranten im Staate or9ouilirt,
uno 3war uutsr 10 GROCER Setbeilisung,
oaB ii6 in alien Ibeil.n bts Gtaat.s,
IN oensn Die BrOhibitiOu uidt iaon un>
ter bem 2ocal SptiOn@@eiese CUR Chat
sewOrOcn 1T, Seltiir;una untsr zen
liDsralsn Glementen funoaiebt.
Su G.rurfuna ielblt bat Die 8ewsz
suns nod seiterH, .be Der @Ouusnt iia
iiberbaupt usrta9t bate, einen iolfleu
llmfung srrei9t, baB bus County. .@es
riAt our9 stue sewultis. @insube nm
unterbreItuu9 Der 2ocalzSptionz6rase
3ur I5itlmmun9 eriuft lperben fOnnte,
ein Strlausen, lueldes 9swGbrt meroen
mu6. Sn BEN pislen ;weiTtlboiten
Counties bes StaatsS ou cine sleide
Sswtsunq ms 2sben 9eruicn mer0en
unS i'm uG4iteu SABRE mtro man oann
mittelit YrOblbltiOn I5um Sturm ae9eu
oen perbaBten SalOon blaleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
fsrcecricH ct. Belsner. ariua,'
r,s.f,.e ,E,,,Ts,,-,

Gf fSmiuifiratpne'elnitise.
~ gtatritt lsiro ticrmIt seseher. oaB Der unters
setd,Hct: pom sDadsE=Stritt Der Staet Baltimore
BouHudt All g.ripaltuEg ecS glohlofies e,s Guqicr
c:rfrrbcnen ausuft @sm. Stiefel erbait:n bat.
gae SI:icri9eu, Die 50rneruIstn an alelea HnB!as
hcpcr !re;atR bicrmt ouis,foreert, ioIs r,bit osE
notbls,n S,I.s.n ipdtsittn5 bis Sum rs. Srli $50
tiisur,lt.n uRe s;Iteno mdteK ooer gu eerocrtt=
aen oaS tie itrer Quiprude oIelcu Yahlas seiee=
m ur rerlufis eriIdrt tperbeu uoseu. gQe, bic 3ahs
Iuneen an sIttu giatas Su MAIDEN tabcn, tpsroe1
ti,ymi Gufasoro,rt, eIhs unusrSaell an b:n unttra
IcihH,t,n III leiiicH.
Gt.a,s,n rrteI Tcinsr SaHo am %. Ga9t bes Vto'
mats Sasuar 1895. Srescri1 ~. IcIeuer,
Nemlniiirator,
(2l.7,s3,sl "5lo.Ilto Building"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Sine lnnberbare 2eitbemfeier.
G,ne Erausrfsler ohue Qetd,e.

SlHe 2laHelISltE olHe Gellue.
ct. 2ouis, -. Sebr.-llnter Sen
Spiern Der yGlbe. "Gataitrupbe beitnOet
iid Gonrao gSieberbola, etn bleii9er
Deutidsr Sanbperfer, lpclder aui ocr
9tHfrelie BON IeIntr bcebbeta9teu Ntutz
ter in Osutiblano be9rlffen mar. SOr
a9t 5asen crbielt ielns Satin nod ets
nen pom 81. Sanucr oatrten Srlef pon
ibm aus Bremen, in mcldem er ibrieb,
baB er am 25. Sanuar auf Der Sraoe"
~ ben Selnen Suriidfebren werbe. SAT-
sur alciben 3eit erfubr audi Die iuuse
6raa, bab Der Same ibrss @atten ii9
in Der %ilte Der auf Der p@lbe" unl9s=
fommenen Buiiasiere beliuOe. Die slrme
perlor taft ibrsn Seritanb lei Der 9tad=
riat, unb mebrerc Gage lang slaubtc
man, lic wsrb. ben IurAtbaren Sdlas
nitt iiberlebcn. Gln ON Gam flag bier
singetrofisnsr grIef BON BieocrbOlO'S
gruoer beltati9te Die llnsIIdsnaf)ridt.
Die Mitttpe Tub Oarauf Die Sreunoe
Der 6amllie gu elmer 2rauerfeier nab
ibrer Q8obnuug, 1tr. 3517, @OB.nss
Stlupey elI, Huo 6"4ltS'oI IoASiNh Wv
Ie!bcn Ser Ginlaouus. Puntt s ubr
trugen i,tl6 6reunoe 9Sieberbolb's eincn
i9war;ausseidIasenen Sars in ben
YorlOr, unO am Sarse belt ga ltor y,
9Sanscriu, Sseliurser elmer bteiiscn
Ocutiaen prOteltantiiacn GemelnOe,
cine wurmeupiuncene Hei9cnpreOi9t,
wOraui uuA cluer Ger 6reunbs Oss Der
itorbencn oleicm eineu BON Ser3er tOnt>
menOeu 9taatuf wtOmete. Oaraui waro
scr Sar9 wieoer binaussstraqen unO Die
Gruuerfctcr mar bamit 81 GnOe.
Wieoerbolo mar Elm &aiitcnpaIiasisr,
reilte aber, ein.m SdulfaaeraOeu gu
2iebs, weldl:r ii9 in CT. 2Ouls nieOer@
lahen wOllts, I'M .3wiideubcf. Scine
Wittpe glaubt, CT mare ulellel5t geretz
tet worben, wenn er in Der Saiit. sereiit
ipGre. Die lonberbare 2lrt Der 2sihenz
feisr bat allgcmctnes IufiebeH srre9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Spatelse S6iHsuaGridicm.

Ne pzy o RI, IL. iSebr. - 2lnsefor,z
men fno bier Die 0ampfcr , ,2SittctinO"
uOn Bremen, n rOtaaaOam pOu 9tOltsrs
bau, rOauia" pOn 0amburs unO ga
NOrmanOie" pon Saore.
Bremen, II. 6sbr. - Der Oanlz
pier vStutt9art" lit beute BON gicw>
gOrt pia Baltimore bier auaelanQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Etc SpuO=G.tt;fi{utt.
Ghotomtsz zG,frrtGr SorIisI. m

SdasamtssS.fretGr Carlisle nobnte
bcute Get Sieun9 Oe5 Saus Gomite's
iiir Wittcl unO 28e9e bel unO erlaut.rte
Den nit Dem Jtotbl9ilozSpn6itat abgsz
ialOiisnen 9OntrGtt, ole @miliou BON
pisrpro;entisen SblisatiOuen betreIienO.
0us GOnlite beialOB, Osr Brehe f:ine
Gtlttbellungen iiber Die SerbanOlunsen
wabrsno Der Sieuns 5utOnmen 5u lais
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
0rbeit lnO sSnOufrie.

II6anD, II. 6ebr. - Die 9tepubs
lifauer iiu0 GuBerlt entriltet Oaritber,
oaB Der fepublfuuer 6rtOap ul5 SOra
ijeen0er 0e5 lluteriu6uus5zl idulie5
fir ben GroQeDzStrite Sen Demofratcn
29m. (. Spin5 ais Re6t5anwaIt oe5
Gomite8 uus9ewdblt bat, Obne Die anz
Oeren Wtit9lieOer Oe8 IuSiAuiie8 gu
coniultiren. Spin5 mar bcfauntti9
2lumalt oe8 SaIett>Gomite8. IS miro
icet angegebcn, 6riOaD'5 Sater babe urs
lpriiagllb Negsre6te fir DC 8rOOtlgGs
GttD Sabn so. erwOrben uub Sums
babe bel Der Irau5Tertrung Der iSrioap'z
iden Sutcrelieu an bic 9tg GatlrOao
aI8 Sa6walter fungtrt.
Columbus, g., II. 6ebrunr. -
Sier trat bcute Die GonoentiOn Der gum
rSrSen Oer 2lrbelt5rltttr" 9ebOrigeu
&Oblengraber in gSirtbwein'5 ooQe sus
iannmen. Die uOu Der Convention gu
cntiaeiOenSe 6rage iit Die, oh lid Die
&obleuQrGber BON Der @eneralzgl6emblD
bcs 9enuurten SrOcn8 lO5ia9sn iOqeu
Ooer nl6t. Der augsmeine @inOruf
lit Ser, OuB Die SOsia9un9 bei9lOiieu
merocn mlro.
8rrmiiGte telegrapbiiGc Sepeiden.
- Grr SdnecidoufIer, ltumcn5 |6p.
Snitb, warO um NtOntaQ nabe 9fobz
rerstomn, Ba., ron einem GrpreB3us 0er
yBennWloanier 8abn" Iberiabreu unO
loiOrt gct0otet.
- Yti Dem 8triude Ocn 3ugefrorenen
S6ioz6lub uabc GOraopol5, Fa., gu
frcu5en, crtraufcn am WoHIug 6ruu IS.
Sisbert uuO ibre beiOen 3 uno 5 Sabre
alien &luoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Srqube.

aterto ~ n, 9t.s9., -. 6sbr.-
Oas Sp.rnbaus, Die SascOH'i9. 9lpos
tbefe uno Yottsr's @lleuwaarentanb
lung in alsrauOriazSag Wurosn bsute
oura 5eu.r 3.ritOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Gus Der Sunoessamptfaot.
Snfe[ cams 0lnuahneN.

= NItI SUNlS VINWuQIcW.
gS btu9tOn, .. s., -. 6ebr.
Die beutisen Suub.szSinnabmen be-
tru9en an ylrnenlteuern S190, ,402, an
Glniubr3OQeu $124,977 uub aus auocz
rem Sucllen $2S,2S3. 9tationalbantz
noten I'M 8etra9e pon 1882, ,458 wurs
BEN eluael0lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
55. Sabrgaug~
Scr
Watipnal 8art Serei1l
Der StaOt Baltimore.
sursaur, Simmsr ssr 4Os une 4O9. SirsIitp
Building.

8mrsaur, Simmsr sir. 4Os une AO9. SissIitp
eniisins. ooo ooc az
. amt
Grnff &. &uabe, iun., 8r6iiotrt.
9hpmab @. Sali, StceprdfoeHt.
3. 9Bealep Gueft. sdasmsiiter.
6. u. SpfIe, Setrct6r.
WeWcS. 3rid)are, Gen.
9. y. Wtprris, GlelhdIStnhrer
bes Sugunes Ocpartements.
aEiniems Sc sSil!iams, 1fedtsconlutnten.
S,poiitorium: Sentimental Satipnal'Sant:
9iterielluno Der Stcurltaten: Bteelttp II Se
pphtsSc.
9ireftoren:
Grnh 8. arabe. inn. uon SSm. SHa't " S0''
Giintem y @aine. pon gniHe & DlcsaraH, SHEz
HERS uHo Mailer;
Sbpmaf 9S. san, Inpalt. ..,
SSitbur +. .Sndtpn, fra1lceat ott So''I'''N'''~
EationaI=SGuf. ...x a,.
semdrs Raiuc. @tiissr unS SerouSgeeer oes
,Icutjhen SolrelpOnocHttn." -, -. r.
Samcs . NSdicn bon Der ScTes Y VtGioH 0o''
Observation-Disclosures.
" STSiuslp,p JBinidms, 9lHrDalt.
GbarIcs Scurp 2mitn ron SHlip, SllFon ~ w.
Groross 06nbler in 1apier uno 8aplcrlGdelI.
Wf MeS. 9riebarS, SduESersln
l,,r5ouer, rp.Idle ganrecIo i'll So6e BON 5000 big
$4,000, oas IN mouatlIden JtGteu 5urld6h5onitn W
uub purc eritc Aupothct QEI CNru1Oeacthnm 9e1aeft
pcrhsn muR, Al eHieIleE mIHlten. NEo Sicjeil9eH
fptdlr ibre monatsideH GyipGrHIle eul oie llneIre
uuS pruftobee 2Seie aESuI, 8en panldeF, loalSnl'1
oil oicieu Sauperrln rusHocE lUeotS'1 "'p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
<saA~ 2sett = 3ennen.
Der Baltimore JockeD- G(u6
= i'm
n9lrIinatpm. Sripiun=Warf.

pie 8eHnsn iIno p.ritob.n bis gum
Wfittppd, --.-.................b ben IS. Sebruar,
uuo nerbsn baHn on j,bsm 8od1cEtase BIS sum l.
Wfdri raftFnosn. , Rernen tdsIh, bcsinnenb
prdcls nm Ia3 lbr Tadmitta9s.
@ntree su Der ueueR 3ritline unb bsm @ubbau5
SO Gents aa.s ift uuter @eritIub uEo e,heiSt.
allen SuiittHifatior.h anbolt.no unp be bivef bis
sum FeHHpaf flbren, 9ebeR I'M LAS Jadu Gb,
uno tehrsH nm 5.33 gtadlm. surid. 9iuubabrtbiGete
Is 9ts. Die Baltimore arattiorzgi giHit" miro io=
lpohi SabeI', uie audb eIcttrbe gSasgoEs in 3rpi=
ihenranmen BON einlsez Uiinutcn blrett sum Nennz
plat lauien IoiicH.
W. :. Gppfaban, BrdiibeHt.
Steoen q Stinmcu, Setrctar
Souptquartier in uGutam: Sals." (36-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Ser 9emti9e Gorreibanosat,

TdsIin, ns6eHtlih uro Sonnfdes,
.. Raiae, Giesntbhmer uno SResastenr
(ssatioIs,r uan s. Hoinc),
6obntH.0c, Bcltiu ore. trae, urb gef.S Sfic,sNr..
pr,is bts ID eIid em vIattss, err6 9xds.r beiOrst
I2S gts.; t6aIid,s une eornta as 'hns sebe 10
Genfs pro apo6e, sabIbar bic oas San SeiorseHecH
Erds.r.-9a aiid n,bh sounia %. .ans eabe inter
t,tt inn E,rbatris; ffr bi, 10 d, entIiche MuSaobe
nit eonntaa sbIoft, porroir,i NIT absus tr Stubs.
81 so pro Sapr, mad irseno siu.m Srte oes Snlans
bes, 81 nod europa. Gunufa ee sNue 9obc 81
Sro Sabr-Das btffe uns biuieits esutfdbs 6Istt
I'm ban EittsIs unA GHlRaatsR.
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Staot Baltimore.
,,San 0unrn> Glib. "

Grfer DtuStenbou bes Sereias aui 9ocuR-
Pelut. - 9ubide @barartermusten.-
SertbeiluHs Don Ereicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13

&ooo'S Sillen ilno rein p.gclabillit,
rehmeu itd) gIt ELL, fuo i'm 4u5elen mle
pIe in lbrsr Girtuu9 pOltommeu. az
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
STARKEY & WELLMAN, Combination C|othiers,

In the superior court Friday Judge Maynard
imposed fine of $500 on Chauncey U Haley of
Greenfield, who was convicted of larceny We'd
nesday. The case of Israel Stowe and another
against Henry Swan was finished, the jur v
finding for the plaintiff in the sum of sl04. The
next case tried was Thomas Calender OF
Mortified againstth Queen insurance company
of policy issued by the company on the plain
tits building which was burned, and which the
agent of the company failed to renew, although
the understanding was that ii should be re,
newed unless otherwise ordered. The verdict
of the jury was for the plaintiff in the full
amount with 80 for interest. The jury verdict
in the cases of Z NJ Roche and Mrs Lucy Mer.
plaintiff In the sums Of SIS and $500 respectively.
The divorce case of Henry =. Goddard against
Josephine Gondard OF Orange was tried and
dismissed Tuesday. Mrs Wealthy A ii Bradley
Of Greenfield has been granted a decree nisi
from Orelo o Bradley of Providence, RI. The
only divorce case remaining to be tried 10 Mrs
Emma Smith against Austin ID Smith, both of
likely to be an interesting case owing to the
standing Of the parties in the suit. Court adj
io6rued Tuesday until today.
Mrs Julia + Allen, IS, widow of the late
George Allen, a former merchant at Barnard
ston died Tuesday ut Greenfield, of typhoid
fever after ten days illness.
The postoflice ut gill has been discontinued
and Postmaster Pierce of Green
field, ordered to take charge of the Gill mail
after Saturday. 4 new postmaster may be APP
pointed soon. but this depends wholly on.the de.
Canning, daughter of the late peasant bard,
Josiah ID Canning, to take charge of the Office.
There are two other offices in Gil town, ut Riv
crside and Mount Hermon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

FRANKLIN COUNTY. MASS


Union Thanksgiving services were held at the
Congregational church, Rev Mr. Strong preach
ing the sermon.
The Baptist ladies gave Thanksgiving din
ner at the yestry Thursday. The family gath.
erings being held on Friday.
The children of the Congregational Sunday
school, contributed very literally toward the
Thanksgiving dinner for the poor children in
Boston.
The annual Thanksgiving ball was given at
the New England house Thursday evening.
The Unitarian ladies will hold. their annual
fair Monday evening, Dec End.
The Ladies' Social club will meet next Friday
with Mrs Lewis Slate.
Dea Henry Slate celebrated his seth birthday
on Friday with gathering of his children.
The lecture Wednesday evening By DIR Beard
of Nashua, was very interesting and well at
tended. The lectures 10 be given in the course
are rs follows: Dec 4ih, G NJ Mitchell, Augusta,
Greenfield, "To the young. on morals and
Christian Il ainng;" Dec Is, Prof + Rogers,
'.Thc Discovery of America Jan l., Henry z
Whitney. Boston, Personal experience with
Lincoln;" Jan 81 A Mexican. Hinsdale, IL,
"Dramatic 1mpersonator."
Alice Slate is spending her Thanksgiving va
cation at her home.-George Parker Is home
from Greenfield, sick with typhoid fever
Charles Thompson has b0pght the Joel Cutters
place at North Bernardston. owned by Mrs
Bruffee.
Union services Thanksgiving day were held
in the Congregational church. Rev Mr. strong
preaching the sermon.--SiN fiags now noat IN
the hooi-yards of the six districts in town.-Dr
lecture in the free course tomorrow evening on
"Good Citizenship Landlord Clough held
a Thanksgiving ball last evening"
There was debate by the students of
solve. THAT the West is Preferable TO the East
for Young man."
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Erastus C. Scoville OF Rutland
dropped dead from heart disease late
Saturday afternoon at the Columbian
Marble Co. g works where he was en-
ployed as an engineer. Mr.. Scoville
was 50 years old and a veteran belong
ing to the l23rd New York regiment.
He lost leg at the battle OF Gettys-
burg.
Childs Body Found.
| The body of child about eight weeks old was
found in the river Just below the bridge At
Manchester Center, Saturday afternoon. The
town authorities took the body In charge. A
post mortcm examination made Sunday BY DIR
Wyinan and DIR Clemens showed that the child
was drowned. A thorough investigation of the
circumstances surrounding the child's death
will be made.
A Set Back for the Electric Road.
The railroad commissioners gave hearing at
Bennington last week Thursday on the petition
Of the Bennington and Woodford Electric rail
way company for permission to iay ITS tracks
sioners dismissed the petition on the ground
that In its petition TO the trustees the company
had not complied with the terms of Its charter,
The company brought second petition before
the sclectmen for the same privilege and 1t was
denied Wednesday.
The court and jury calendar for the Deem
Der term OF the Remington county court which
meets Tuesday, December 3, has been issued.
There are "a civil cases entered for trial.
Thirty liquor cases are on the calendar. Twen-
tythree cases are set for hearing before the
court of which IA are divorce suits.
Samuel Kcyes and wife of bennington cee-
brated their Goth marriage anniversary Monday
evening.
The Cottage hotel at Remington was raidcd
again Monday and three bottles of whiskey
were found Thomas Seman, the proprietor,
left before the officers caught him. Henry
Stone, the bartender, was arrested, pleaded
guilty to one oftense for selling, and was fined
SO and costs. Henry Weber was arrested for
being intoxicated fined IS and costs, and IN de.
fault Of cash sent TO Jail for 20 days.
While John Davis and Trenor Gregg OF Ben
niDgton, were out hunting Saturday afternoon,
they were surprised at the sight of Il bear crawl
ing over a ledge iof rocks only short distance
from them and coming their way. They waite d
until bruin got within 20 feet of them and then
discharged their guns at him. Although they
carried ounce balls, three shots were necessary
to kill the bear. The animal WAS In good con
dition, apparently about three years old, and
weighed 40 pounds.
\ Childs, accompanied by Judge Penney of
Claremont, III, will leave today for Denison, |
Tex, to be present at the organization OF the |
Denison Land and Loan company, which oc- |
ours next week. The cotton mill in that city, in |
which several Nermonters are interested, Is eN- |
pected TO start up soon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

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