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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Richmonders i'm New York.

NEW YORK. June S.-(SpeclaL)-J. d.
Carswell, c. r. Smith, Imperial.
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st OnS re6t?

Ia6 bent llrtbeile oes Bunbesober=
aeridts, bor beiien Weisbeit li1 ollie
Welt ebrfur9tspoa beugen ioa, bat Die
Wai0iondrs Samilie 9lltor BON ibrem
un9eheuren @runoeigentbun in Stem
Sort feine ginfommenslteuer 81 be5ab=
len. llno bas 1T nibt Mlles. Sic bal
nod cine Mahe BON anoerem Gintonl=
men, uno oapon oarf iie Die 5teuerbe=
trd9e ab5ieben, bic iie in Stem Yorf anl
ibr @igentbum an 5taat uno Stabt su
besablen bate. sic bat alio ben grOb=
ten She'll ibres ginfommens sans iteu=
erfrei uno bon Dem tleineren Gelt siebi
iie nod Die Staats=~ unb Staotlteuern
ab, 10 oaB lie am Gnbe pie Der drmite
S1lufer i'm 2anbe gar feline ginfom=
menifeuer su besablen baben miro.
llnb ales bies baben Die ipeilen &i9ter,
tpie iie iagen, aus Der 8unbesOerfaiIung
berausgetiiftelt. Was ipobl Die 0dter
Der 8erfaliuns oasu fagen piiroen,
menn iie nod reoei, f0nrten?
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Wrgtmcnte gegen Oic Tempe.
rettsfanatifer.

yei Der ioeben in ct. 2ouis tasen=
ben vNational Wine uno Spirits 9lHo=
citation" bielt Elm 0err @eorg s. Bronn
bon 2ouispille einen intere1anten 8or=
trog, worin er auf Die probibitioniiten
unb Die yWomens gbriltian Sempe=
rance Union" gu ipreden fam uno Die
glrt, tuie bieie Die 2iquorbdnbler berfol=
gen uno unter ben 8ann tbun, branb=
martte. @r mar bemiibt, na1Sutpei=
fen, baB Die 9eiltigen @etrdnfe BEL Mei=
tenn ni9t fir Die pielen uebel perant=
Dortli6 ieien, Die ibnen bon ben Sent
perensfanatifern sugeidrieben meroen.
ST bob unter Nnoerem berpor, baB bon
$500 Morben, Die i'm Sabre 1894 in
oen Ser. Staaten periibt muroen, na1=
ipeisli6 nur 756 auf ben 8enuB geiiti=
ger @etranfe slriidsufiibren paren,
unb bon 1912 Selbltmoroen nur 281.
Ser &eoner idlug Die @riinoune zines
Bureaus nit Dffentliben Gebnern Dor,
oeren Nufgabe es iein foll, Die geaen
oas 2iquorgei6dft beltebenoen 8orur=
tbeile auf oas gnersii6ite gu befdm=
pfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24
MmsIanh.

@eifern bat Der beuti6e &ei6stae
| feline Sibungen nieoer aufsenommen
Sas S6iflal Der llmfuraborlae,
| lheint, banf Der INNER itdrfer anmad:
ienoen Oppoiition bes goltes, beiiesel
su iein.
Ser Sdaben Der grbbeben in 2ai.
bad, oas nur nod ein GROCER Sriin,=
nlerbaufen lit, ipirb 5 Miaipnen Sui
ben bel tueitem iiberiteigen.
9uBlanb, Sranfrei9 unb 9euti9=
Lamb proteitiren 9egen einige 8eitim=
mungen oes 6inelii6=japanii6en Srie=
benspertrases.
Starte @rbbeben tperben aus Dem
|aiiatii6en &ublanb 8emeloet.
gbina erbebt in Berlin elm anleiben
BON 80 Millionen Mart.
llnire Stanbarb Del 60. unterban=
belt nit ben ruiiiiden Oel =SntereHen=
ten, um aud europa nit tbeurerem
Del 5u begliiden.
Sn Santos, 8ralilien, grailirt bas
gelbe sSieber in eri6redenoer Weile.
Ser groBe Streif i'm G1ubma6er=
geiperbe in gnglano lit bur1 gegeniei=
tiges gnt9egentommen gum gnbe se=
fDmmen.
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Vim 8. Mpril In 8naoenbiitten gDitt=
pe Sane Martin, IS Sabre aft, einel
Sobn binterlaiienp.
Nm IL. 9pril i'm Gountp Mrmen=
bauie Sobn Garper i'm 9llter bon rs
Sabren on elmer SerSfranfbeit. Die
geeroigung fanb in port @aibinatpn
ltatt pon no er por etpa 2 Monaten
ms Nrmenbaus sebradt woroen mar.
@m Is. Npril bel Stilluater Ntib
3ola Gonpea i'm 9llter BON ni9t pDlig
IA Sabren.
| Nm Is. 9lpril i'm Millersburo G6as.
=. Shleael, ein 8ruber bon George
Sblegel, Dem glerf in 6ribleD's giien=
maarenIaben babier. Ser Gerltorbene
erlag 40 Sabre alt elmer oun9eufranf=
belt llno binterldBt cine trauernoe @itt=
me uno cine Sohter.
Nm Is. 9lpril in ubri6spille 6rau
Marsaretb G. Sbaw, plDyli9 an eli
nem 9er5l6lag, 62 Sabre z Monate
aft:
glm Is. Npril i'm 9auIe i6rer Sp6=
ter in Columbus, g9ittwe 8oober aus
Canal Sober. 9ie 8eeroigung fano
an lebterm Ylabe ftatt. Die 0eretpi9te
| mar Die Mutter elmer 5ablrei6en 6ami=
I lie bon &inoern.
Nm 18. Ipril in Canal 9ober Die
Wittpe 5bomas Gpr, 60 Sabre alt,
an elmer 6alstranfbeit. sic binterldbt
nebrere &inoer, idntmtli0e erluabien.
2lm 19. D. ein Is Monate alter Gnabe
oes Sr. Senoerlon, Grocer an SIT
9o0ltraBe oabier, om S0arla6fieber.
Dim 20. Npril in Miopale Die Srau
bon 5enrp WOIber, I'M 2tlter bon 81
Sabren, an elmer 2ungenentSiinoung.
Sm 20. Gpril in 9}ew Ybilaoelpbio
g8ittme SaraD Goerett, cine gea9tete
Trau, i'm 9llter Don IS Sabren. Seit
so Sabren mar iie cine YewoGnerin
bieliser Staot.
Nm 20. Npril i'm Srren=@jpl in @o=
lumbns Spbnion 8. Glis BON bier,
81 Sabre alt. @r hinterldBt Orei Sim
Der. Seit Dem bor eini9en sSa6ren err
fol9ten SOB ieiner Satin lit Der befla=
9ensmertbe Mann an 8eiltes9eltDrt6eit. |
Seine Geid)e muroe OH glontag 9la6=
mitta9 llater sablreicbenl Gsleite auf
Dem alten 6riebofe oabier CUR @rbe be-
itattet.
4m %. Nprll an SuScaralpQs Npe.
oabler Srau Ma9oalena 5bpmas, Die
S6wie9ermutter bon 8. g. 3rpenolp.
Sie geritorbene binterldBt spei perbei=
ratbete SD1ter.
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China aimb Sapan.

op;. L.o;4s =. r.At... 0p,,. .,,:t,
.tS.;tt 1 o';S "a -, - ar;an.snsrtroo - , ~,
as.p' ~, " .;m uasus.Sp..las 9.u
& l, s;so @ p. a ' aara;a,, ste;,,a,, s.' So
M, mvu ca mto,Sa n osss,, N.Y., my [ asr AZ ~
.,e5;,&o ~ Sr;anoas,,,,tashsastax t g Q; &c ,,yo
Mho,,o 1,sly, Sas FIX ha;,,ebars ossoot n na.,
se;,,er msr,,,,,n,,,,a M W., na,I;% S,s arhoit MT
4; ,,oh ,s Gs;na ,,,r;;dsefaSrt e ~ ,1sh.r ~, -.
sy ssa ,,,.,, IN
r,noHsn -, 1l,feors,, [ n;s er;eas-
snt,@an; a,,,;' ',,,,a 49, ID eanf ooo m;l;ons,,
4 oeIs fsi4ossstt n,ornen G;n SoeI n;it
arr gpit Il "a IN nnerifoniShpn1 ell
berhn}lnrs hpr d,ine5iIhen gadhruno ol=
Iein nur * 6ents IN @oIn, gis @ lett
meib man md, niht nj nie @,,nn,e n i
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Gin raftsnirter gd,m,taacl

tpuroe tiirslih in NuBlano burh einer
3ufall entoedt. Geit einiger 3eit NOR
cine grobe gnsabl fali6sr 8antnoten
III llmlauf geiebt porben. Man nubte,
Dab fie pom Muslanoe tamen, fonnte
aber ni1t entoefen. lpie iie ins 9anb
tamer. eSiingit iparen nun mebrere
Giiten nit 8leiitiften aus Gnglanb an=
gefDmnlen. Qlus elmer berielben fiel Bel
Der, 3Olbiiitation elm Bfeiltift. Gin
8eamter bob i'm auf, fpiBte ibn uno
bebiente lih ieiner 5ur Nusfertigung Der
3Olpapiere. gls II mad eiiligen 9a=
Gen ben gleiitift mieber ipiben tpollte.
fano ct fein glei mebr Dor. Dageaen
fano er bel ndberer llnterlu1ung i'm
inneren 0oblraume bes 9leiitiftes cine
5uiammengefaltete 8anfilote. gs mar
eine BON oensn, nad oeren llripruna
man 10 lange pergeblid sefabnoet bat.
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8UliDar.

%. 9lpril 1896.
8ertber yeoba1ter !
Wieoer lit eine unierer DeutI6en Mit=
biirgerinnen binge9angen. gtm Is. B.
itarb babier Wittlpe @liiabetb Weiller.
Die 0erltorbene 1T am II. Dldrs 1912
III 2ebninsen, Santon S1affbaulen,
S1weis, eeboren. Sbr 6atte 9in9 ibr
Dor 40 Sabren i'm Sooe poran uno
binterlieb lie nit s &inoern, BON oenen
nod am 2eben iino ; 2 SD6ter mob=
men nod in oer S9mei5. cine in Ga=
llfornlen uno Die bierte Sodter, SSre=
bertha, fam por 20 Sabren nit Der nun
Terltorbenenen mad golipar, uno mar
tie es aud, pel6e Die Mutter in ibrer
i6weren 8ranfbeit pfleste uno fie CUR
leBten Gube bettete. 9teblt DEN S0d)=
tern trallern % Gnfel, ID llrenfel nno
Sablrelhe SSreunoe uuo Yefannte um
Die Verltorbene. WiDae Tie lanft ruben.
go rub MN mobl III 9einer 8amlner,
Sn biit frei BON ALIEN Sammer
Rube pobl in beiuer @ruft
Sis Dir SeIuS lpieocr ruft
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Ne,teite Na1ri1te,t.

esn Minerspille Bel pomerop, o..
NO Die &oblen9rdber am 6treif iino,
baben 100 betpaffnete Streiter cine Ntt
sabl Geabs nit Getpalt aus ben @rll.
ben bertrieben.
&ossen sebt in auffallenoer Weiie in
bic G6be in Gineinnati tpur0e aln
Montas 70 Gents fiir bas 1uibel be.
5ablt.
Sn yorb Carolina berrfht er6Bte
Nufresung pesen @ntbeduus elmer
@Dloaber in 5tanleD gountD.
Sn Nrsentinien 1T cine &eboIte aus=
|aebroden.
sn paris finb Die Omnibusfuti9e,
an ben Streif gegangen.
Sn 2aiba6 ipurbe lebten Sonntaa
abermals ein itarfer grbitoB peripiirt.
OaSu reertet es IN StrOmen unb eine
lleberibmemmung 0robt. gotb, Glenn
uno 3erit0runs iinb grauenbaft.
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Gebr fd1madl !!


Sebr ibpad in ber 1bat iinb bic ausTtten auf
Seiluns ir 2ente bic an ronber Sartleibi sfei ei-
ben wenn fs iid bratfb iuirfsuber pnrgirmttel be-
benen. SIS 1T uabr. baB oieie lrsanseu auf bic Gin-
sspeiee pirfeu, aber fe tban bas in beftiger @ete
bic Gingemeioe tperpen baDurd nur 9ei1mdht nnb ge.
re5t nno periagen nadber Inn 10 fdnaer bre ppn Der
stotrr ougemieleae Slnftion. 9oietters Msaaeubit=
ters TT Elm liiioe utrfenoes Groeibnnss NIB Geff.
munssmittel bas peber ibuterst nod Idmdnt alebsr.
bies bebrbert es bic Wernauug uno bte regelmdBiae
abdti9fet Der Seber uHo Der saeren 60 TT cine Iee
9arriere gegen nHb peilniittel fir malariaartios
Seioen uHo Wbeumatismus unb pom ippbltb6fiaiter
Wirtuns auf bpad)iisbe uerpbe uup beiabrts gsrip.
men. aIs mebi8niIhes etimulanamittel bat es mint
ieiues @leuien, @spiiIenbafte Mer3te empfeblen es
riidbaltsios nub bic nDm ~ubIitnm haniit aemadfen
Grfahransea befrdisisen oieie GmpiebIune Mppetit
hub gdalaf perben 6ur baS Nitfers in epenjo aroe.
nsbmer aIs 5utrdsiider Deiis asf6rbert
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NnS.(srobebctt.

melGes an Sitertase fait gang Giib.
Selterreib unb eiren She'll bon Stali=
en- beimgeiu6t bat, mar Elm piel ernlte.
res, als anfdn9li6 geglaubt. Stiino=
lid mebren li6 Die lsn9liifsbotfbaften,
ipel0e bon alien Seiten einlaufen unr
faIt i9eint es, miro unterm II. aus
Wien sei9rieben, als ob oas 2eioen
nod lan9e fein @noe baben iollte. Seit
jener eriten 56refensna6t Iino in 2ai=
bab, Der BEN eigentlihen Wiittelpuntt
oes @robebens am ndbiten gelesenerl
Sauptltabt oes Sersogtbums Grain,
ni1t iDeniger als Ia Gr0lf0Be Derfpiirt
poroen. 9ie sulebt beripiirten maren
siDar ni6t inebr beftig, aber lie aeniig=
ten, um 5ablreide, our6 Die porberge=
gansenen GrObeben ibon fart bei6d=
oigte @eb1uoe, barlnter oas Solohe=
nm, bas SiDoli, bas Geltaurant v5ur
Wieie4 &C., bollenos silm @inlturS su
bringen. tlleberbaupt liebt Die unaliif=
lidbe Staot leBt aug, als OBJ tie BON eli
mem belagernoen Seinoe bDmbar0irt
poroen lpare. Ser 8emeinoeratb bat,
10 idlper es i'm aud ansefommen, CUR
porlaufigen llnterbringung Der Gboa6=
loier fiirs grlte 10000 Guloen beipil=
li9t.
gon anberspo liegen 5ablloie dbnli=
de Siobsboti9aften ppr ; audi Wen=
i0enleben bat es man1erorts gefoltet.,
Merftpiiroig iii, OaB Der befannte Yro=
fehor 5alb bas grbbeben bDrausaefaet,
inDern er Den IA. Npril als einen fritz
itbell Sag eriten Ganaes beseiAnete.
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Notis.

perionen, pelde beabIidtisen i'm
2aufe bieies Griiblings ooer Sommers
WaIierleitunsen gu ibren 0duiern er=
ftellen 81 lalIen, iuerben gut tbun, be-
fDroerli6 auf Der Office Der Waiier=
Gompaanie Dorsuipreden, inbem bic
@eieaihaft fpeSielie @riinbe gu offeriren
fat, tpelde folde Yerionen peranlaben
iDeroen, 0Dbranten=Waiier gu benuben.
Gin geriht iiber bic neueite lnteriu=
dung unlers Waflers, tuel6er betpeiien
wiro, oab basielbe eriter alaiie 1T,
fDlgt oen1ndbf. N6tunasDpn
Stem pbilabelpbia MaHer So.
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Gs tuirD aud Dir attt tb..tl.

sSreberif Miller in Srpins, Sas.,
ftbreibt, DaB er ieit man6en Sa6ren an
elmer i6meren 9iierenfranfbeit fit, Die
nit beitigen 56mer5en i'm &iifen be-
oleitet mar unb au1 Die MalIerblale
niht ungefdbrli6 affisirte. st benubte
perf6ieoene Iogenannte Nierenmebi5i=
men, aber obne grfols. 9a probirte
i6 es pDr ungefdbr einem Sabre NIT
Gleftric gitters, berlpiirte iofort geile=
rung uno bin jebt aebeilt. gleftric
gitters 1T Elm ipesieles Mittel eegen
giieren= uno 2eberfranfbeiten uno bilft
nan6lnal ausenbliflid. Sin 8erlub
ipirb oas bcitattigen. 6lai6eh 81 nur
50 Gents 5u baben in ben Npotbeten BON
6 sS. Is. yHi(ler & Spfn n.
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Sitter Der WaccabXer.

Ser Staats Gommanbeur ibreibi
uns aus 2incoln, gieb., mas folgt /;
pNahbem ih gegen einen bartnddigen
9uiten unfrer stpei Ginoer obne @rfols
oeri6ieoene Meoi5inen benubt, rna9te
ib einen 8eriuA nit 9r. Sings Stem
9iseoperD, unb na6 8erfluB BON sipei
5agen bate Der 0ulten beioe Ginoer
bollitdnois perlahen. gDir iperben bon
nun an oas Neittel beltdnbig i'm 6auie
balten, ba Die Grfabruns eeaeist, baB
es bilft. ipo anoere Meoiainen untpirf=
Jam iinb." llnter5ei6net s. 90. Ste=
bens, Staats=@om. Warum ribt ben
8eriuA nit oieier anerfannt porsiisli=
hen. sarantirten Mebisin MAIDEN uno
ii6 gratis eine prObeflafde bolen bel
6 +. s. Miller & Sobn, Npotbefer.
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SIN Often bat es lebte Wode 10
1eftig gereanet, oaB Sableide Gliiile aus
|ihren ufern'traten. Ser Merrimac /.
.. erreibte cine ar6bere 00be. als je-
mails felt ~ Sabreil.
Y Sn Cincinnati iif DDS unter bem
Nanen Wational Salp MlilIs befannte
'groBe Gtabliiiement lebte Wode Elm
sRoub ber Glammelt eeiporbeil. Ser
sSdaoen betrd9t ilber $500 900.
SsSil meiner 6anilie babe id Dr.
sNn9uff G0nig 0alnburger Wrn1ttbee
init ansaeSeidnetsu Grfolgen gsgen Dei-
ierfeit auaeipanbt, Grib 3orn, 8.
|Gtats=6 =6traBe, Nelu OorI, N. ..
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GauaI Sorcr.

2eBten sSreitag luuroe Die Sei6e BON
Srau 8raber BON Columbus, g., mo
iie geltorben, bierber 9ebradt uno be-
.graben.
Die Seeroigung BON 6rau Som Gpr
fanb am Sonnta9 gla6mlttag itatt.
Sbeooore 9. peter, pelber einiee
afer Sano an Wpoiter 9lpe. sefauft
bat, aeoenft lein Wpbnbaus an Dritter
StraBe oDrtbin 81 transportiren.
Ser untere Bau oes 10 SUP boben
S1orniteins fir Die Surnace 1T ferti9.
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Sic ipol4te iidD speDer id)mtinfem
tsDG) rttDcrat.

sd min poiitib feine Sh0nbeitsmit=
tel gebrallcben, iagte cine Dame gum
51reiber oieies vunb bo1 lit meiil
5eint 10 unrein, oab min 0ies piele
tribe Stunoen bereitet. @as fam i1
tbun, um oieie bdBliben ssleden ,ue9=
5ubrin9en 2" .9iebmen Sic 9r. Yier=
ees Favorite Prescription, mar mel
ne pronlpte Mntmort. Sbr Seint be-
meiif, baB Sic al fnnttionellen 5to=
rungen leiOen. Yeieiti9eil Sic Die ur=
iabe bes unreinen Seints, 10 iperbell
Sbre Mangen balo III Der Sarbe Der
OeIunDleit itrablen. Sas ,SSaporite
Prescription" 1T Elm tulnoerbares Mit=
tel gegen alle ibrem GeI6lecbt eigen=
t6ilmliDen aranfbeiten. Die Gioen-
tbiiiner 0eilelben gdrantiren, oaB iie
Sbnen bas bafiir beSablte @elo anriid-
9eben, ipenn es Sbnen nift biift. Mber
Das fommt ME npr. Yerluhen sic es.
8ie Dame folgte meineln 3at6 rnb
jebt TT ibr Seint ID tlar, ipie Der zines
Ginbes uno tie erfrent iib be1Ierer Sc
tiunobeit ais felt uielen sSabren.
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YbiIipsburg.
%. Qpril 1896.

20. Npfll 1870.
Mertber 0eobahter !
2ebten Samitas Nbenb itarb in Der
Ndbe bon Pbilipsburs Die iiinaife 5od=
ter BON emanuel 3umbad, gliia, i'm
Qllter bon 20 sabren uno 4 Monaten
an Der Nussebrung uno miro beute aui
oen reformirten Grieobof begraben.
9r. Wm. g. &oberts BON Goseoe
fat iih als prafti3irerber Mr3t bier rie=
0ergelaiien.
Sobn 6. Suff BON Bort Walbin9=
ton bat lih als 9ufidrieo in Der unte=
rem S1mieoe etablirt. $.
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WiNc,, etc.

bab in oieiem 3eitalter Elm eroBer pro=
|5entioB aller aeute an Seropbeln leiocn?
Die bette Weoi5in, iDelde beut3uta0e
fiir oieies 2eioen befannt lit, 1T 6ornis
9llpentrduter 8lutbeleber es beilt bic
|fdmerifen 6dlle. Der glutbeleber lam
|nur BON ipesiellen Qofalagenten besoaen
merben uno 1T nidt in Qpotbeten All
finben.
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Surge Notise,,.
3nianb.

Giinf Neser in Montsomerp, 9lla.,
muroen in Der Samltas 9taAt gelpnbt
lie follen einen Weiben ermoroet baben.
Sci Yraoforb, pa., iuiitben Walb=
brdnoe, tpobur6 aud mebrere Selquel=
len in 8ranb geratben iinb.
3ugssuiammenitob bel 6reberiftown
in Gnor Go., auf Der 9. & .. 8abn
in Der 5amitas Nabt. Cine Wasen=
laouns 8ieb getDbtet.
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Geiratbsb e,pi ia,gmmse,t.

Ghas. s. Sbnb 9llice Weaber.
syobn Srebpen3 Garab 6. Marbofer
Wm. Gsburn gpa Crime.
SDhn 8. Moore Qlnna 6. Neuman.
Sam. 81. Sminoerman - 2aura 6.
Mleefe.
George y. Gbub Mila 6. Gaeier.
man.
Saeob S. Sep gmma Sane &ob.
Otis Morris a. Nora Mauba Giant.
Simon 6. Dibrid 6ufan q. Gtei-
iler.
Ganiel g. Buea glmira S. @ober.
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0anfSaaattta.

Naen oenjenigen, iuelbe uns ipdbreno
Der Grantbeit unb bel Dem 8eardbnib
unlerer Sodter unb S1meIter nit
Gatb uno Sbat CUR Geite geltanDen ul=
leren bersliben 9anf.
6amilie 3ulnbab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24

Mlle erbsnfliHen 9rten bon M0=
beln, npm einfaditen fleinen @egen=
itanbe an big 3iir foitbar1ten garlprauss
itattuns, finpet man 3u billi9ifen Yreiien
un6 In reiniter Nuspabl bel
Nbam @tnb,
M0belbdnbler Il. 2sidenbeffatier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24

Sapan idliebt 6rieben mad eiQe-
mem Gutiinben uno obne Die e,ropdi-
|iden @robmd9te uni Ratb su fraasn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24

Cur pernlanenten Sur BON 8erlto=
Ipfnng gilioiitdt iin0 saitriiden aopf=
tpeb aebrallde i'd 9r. 9ierees pellets.
Sn alien Mpptbefen borrdtbig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24
@MdIens g4rmtfa GaIte.

Daniel g. gusll gImira 5. 9aobe'
The Irish standard., 1895-08-24
Kent His Money in Tobacco.

Last December man by the name of
James Miller secured a number of blank
checks and forged the name of John
Coates, for whom he was working, to
them. says St. Cloud dispatch. Several
of the merchants cashed the checks, and
Miller secured over s100. He was arrest
ed, and when searched by the officers
only $40 was found OH his person. Mil
ler protested his innocence and said an
other man forged the checks. However,
he was sentenced to the state reforzna-
tory A few days ago the officials Of
the refornatory discovered that Miller
had a plug of tobacco in which was
stored away $76. The plug had been hol
lowed out the opening carefully closed.
AT the last meet Of the board OF di-
rectors Of the reformatory the use Of
tobacco among the conyicts was stopped.
Supt. Lee had Miller's tobacco taken
from him, and as it lay on his desk the
thought struck him that it might con-
tain money. Miller has signed an order
to distribute the money among the peo-
pie he defrauded.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-24
AN INTERESTING EVENT.
Preparations Being rlade for the De.
parture of Father Blocmer.


OF the 5000 persons comprising Holy
Rosary parish, a surprisingly large por-
tion found themselves on Monday even
ing in the Sunday school room in the
basement, where unlimited opportunity
was given for social enjoyment. The
occasion was the annual parochial re-
union. an institution peculiar to this par
ish. The main source of amusement to
the large company was 10 long tables
laden with bouquets of garden flowers
and all the implements for enjoying
feast of ice cream, cake and lemonade.
Social chat filled the intervals.
The near departure of Rev. Father
Bloomer, who will leave the parish the
last OF September, after a service of six
years, gave the occasion additional in,
terest, and the genial pastor was the con-
stant center of pleasant social enjoy
ment. A young mans band furnished
music through the evening.
During Father Bloomer's pastorate he
has seen the completion of the great
church over which he has presided with
the assistance of six priests He mas
seen the expenditure OF large sum Of
money in it's building and the growth of
ali immense parish, in which there are
more than 500 children comprising the
Sunday school During the last seven
months Father Bloomer has been doing
work in Texas and Western
points. Since February he has passed
but three days among his home people.
He returned few days ago from visit
in Chicago.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-24
A Wheat Estimate.

I S. H. Jumper, of Aberdeen, S. D., in
making his estimate for tine 1895 wheat
crop in the state, says: "My estimates
for 1898 and 1894 were based on the acre
age as given by the government report,
which has been far below the actual acre
age. The acres of wheat sown in 1895
were 2,560,0o0, instead Of about 2,2o0, 900
as given by the government report This
is in spite of the fact that in 80 OF the a
counties east of the Missouri river there
has been a decrease in the acreage Of
nearly 20 per cent. In the other Ia coun-
ties there has been small increase. The
following counties, Bon domns, Brook
ings, Brown, Campbell, Chas. Mix, Clay,
Day, Duell Edmunds, Grant Hutchinson,
Kingsbury, Lake, Lincoln, McCo0k, Miner,
Minnehaha, Mcpherson, Roberts, Turner,
Union, Walworth and Yankton, will pro-
duce an average yield Of Is bushels per
acre, while the following counties, Au-
rora, Beadle, Brule, Buffalo, Clark, Cod
ington, Dawson, Douglass, Faulk, Ham
lin, Hand, Hanson. Hughes, Hyde, Jer-
auld, Marshall, Potter, Sanborn, Sphinx
and Sully, principally in the central part
of the state, will average but about seven
bushels per acre. Average for tide state,
III bushels per acre, with an acreage CT
,2,560, 900 gives Is, ,1so, 900 bushels. 10 the
counties having the larger yield the heat
sis Of d good quail lity, while In the counties
having Che small Ter yield II iss;i light ana
somewhat sshrunk There Is some smut
srepnrt ted III the nor westeTn and ssalsoln
MO- astern part ~ thes tate, but gener-
The Irish standard., 1895-08-24
Long on r1eIons. Short on Fee

All they want at the Central police sta
tion is roasted .possum and some sweet
potatoes to make them happy. They
have the watermelo p. Churchill, the
expressman, was standing on the side
walk one day this week, just thinking OF
nothing at all, when a man engaged; him
to haul load of Watermelons from the
Northern Pacific yards to a store on Cen
trail avenue for SO cents When the mel
ons were delivered the consignee would
not take them. because in some way they
were not up to date and the man who en-
gagged Churchill skipped out. SO there he
was all alone by himself, except for the
presence Of the horse and the grocer,
who was shaking his head at the nell
ons. Satisfaction was nowhere in sight
and neither was Churchill's s carriage fee
so he turned the melons over to the
mercy Of the Central station and there
they were, at least, until they were leg
ally disposed OF. s5 ss
The Irish standard., 1895-08-24
A RAPID YOUTH.
Sent to Store to Get Clothes Line
He Returns i'm Many Years.

Charles FL Wright, son of Lambert
Wright, of Wilmot, who was sent on an
errand by his step-mother 20 years ago,
and who had not been heard OF from that
day, returned Tuesday last ito his fathers
home, bringing with him the article he
had been sent to get, together with wife
and four children. When the boy went
away the Wright family was living at
Fox Lake, Wis, Charles was ordered
by his stepmother to go to the store and
get clothes line. The boy was dis
pleased, and instead Of doing the errand
left the town. A few years later Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright removed to Wilmot, where
they own a large farm. They have
looked upon Charles as dead. In the
meantime the boy had gone to Monticello,
Mimi, where he, in the course OF time,
married and raised a family. A few days
ago he learned that his father was living
at Wilmot, and went there on visit
Before going to the house on arriving
there he went to store and purchased a
clothes line and, armed with this, and
followed by his family, marched in4on the
old people and dropped the line at their