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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
ytr. 10S.
Iuf ifablsrnrm HnB.
Jas Rasfabrcrfcif. pcId,cs hstlte unc mcrssf
in rrr M1uiIf.Nafc" sciciert nirS.


in Ger >, ,MiuIf.6anr" scicisst pirS.
Die 0orbereitunQen fir ou5 Hloz
fabrer MaiFeit, peIhes unter &eiz
tung bss 6rn. Cigar Stratoib beuts
unb morgen in Der rH&uIitz9uae" per-
anItultet piro, finb beenoet uno, penn
niht 9lQes triiot, oann tpiro bdilelbe Elm
erfolgrei6es isin. GrDfFnet miro odS
6eit nit elmer Ouperture, geiptelt BON
Gmeri6's Sr6eiter, un0 folgen oann
3unG9it 3ebn lebenoe 8iloer, tomtIde
Ruofabrerz zSableuur, bic in Der 0r92lz
9tiIhe geItellt tperoen. 9erbert &c Game,
bic qepanbten Spe3ialz2ltrobuten duf
bem 3neiruo, Iopie Charles uno ntd4
oeline &ilputrid, bic 6erjibmten &unita
Rabfubrer iperben 'ih Johann proou3lz
rem, babel pirb Charles ailpatrit, Der
bereits einmul Die Sreppe os5 &1pitOlS
in @aI6ington beruntergefdhren lit,
cine $50 SUB lan9e 9eiter binunter=
fabren. Sine groBe Bdraoe, pobei
bic 3peirGosr nit hineiiihen 21ternen
geI6mudt iino, piro bas Programm
beI6lieBen.
Der intereFunteIte 1beil oe5 7eIteS
piro absr unitreiti9 Iein, oaB es 8ez
legenbeit 6ieten tpiro, ous praftIi6Ite
uno mobernite RaDfubrerinnen So
Itiim tennen 3u lernen, uno Dab oenlant=
gen Oamen, peIfe nadJ oem urtbeil
Der 9lnpeIenben oa5 mobernite unb
praftiI6Ite &oItiim tragen, nertbpolle
Yreiie Suertunnt lperoen. Sir @erren
perbsn ebenfau5 YreiIe fir ldngiame5
uno SurnierTdbren 81 geIplnnen ieln,
oe59Ieiben 1T Elm Yrei5 fir ben Ruoe
fahrer aus9eIeBt, Der in Der 5u Deran1
itaItenoen Yuruoe i'm grotesteiten &o1
itiim erIheint.
Der erite Der bor9enannten BreiG
pirO an ieoem 2lbenoe Elm goIOenes 8is
cpcle in 6orm elmer 8oritedzy zytaoel Iein.
9isies gicpcle, berge1tellt 6ei 9snnegen,
8ates II. 60, lit Elm &unitipert ieiner
Dirt. Die 8Gber iinb nit ie 80 tleinem
Oiumanten, ale gnopuntte nit qroben
Oiamanten unb bic Qaterne nit 3ubin'
iteinen beieBt. Htorgen 46enb trdgt Die
Qaterne einen Sapbiritein. bis 5peis
ter Yrei5 fir beute piro elm Supelenz
taiten uno fir mprgen Elm 0umenzSil1
berzSerpice auSgegeben. Die Preiie
perben um 912 llbr betdnnt gema6t.
Der beutige 2l6eno fpiro Der o8uItis
morez2lbeno," Der morgige Der ngtdrDs
lamb uno Observation-Disclosures" ietn
Worgsn perben GrturIipns3iige pon IL
nach alien Sbeilen oe5 Stautes 0eIa>
mare uno benz 9iItritt Columbia bef0r.
bert lperoen. 9lnorbnungen Iino ferneI
9etroFfen, aQe nuf Der nMuIif@9ulle'
gebruhten 3peirGoer unentgeltli6 &c.
gen Sheds uuf5ubepabren, pdbrent
ibre Gigentbiimsr Die 8oriteaung unz
i6uusn. 8Ieid3eitig pirD in Dem Ser
fammlung5Iuale Der oWtuiit 9ulle"
cine Q(u5iteuung Der neueiten Ruofabz
rerz8oItiime un0 Der beiten 3peirdoer
beranitdltet.
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@abniinntg gsmatt.
SeraIeute erIduben lid, cinen eummcu Spdf
NIT ctnem admerdeen.

nit ctnem Sdmsrdeeu.
8iIfes6urre, pu., 4. Mui. -
Gin hummer Wib, ben ii9 me6rere
8er9leute in Der M1ine Nr. 9 Der v2ez
6iQ6 e Wilfes6arre Gool Comp" nit
i6rem Sameraben eSo6n 9ui4of err
luu6ten, bat oieIem ben 9eritdno gez
raubt. 8uI6of bat ME 5uDor in einem
8ergperf gearbeitet, uno oieien lm=
itunD benuBten feline Sumeruoen. in
oem Iie i'm an eine Ste4e lodten, lpo
oas 8eitein infolge Der Gntfernung
Der Stiibpfeiler fortlpd6rno gu 8ooen
TGQt. W2it Dem S6redensruf: Die
W1ine itiir3t ein!" lieBen lie i'm ite6en.
8ui6od ergriff Die 6lu6t, gefol9t BON
geQleitern, bic i'm in eine perlahene
aammer brGngten. Gr itieB unarti=
tulirte 2uute aus, briil1te pie elm
36ier uno ieine 9(ugen Ieu4teten pie
9o6len, uu9 fam inn S6aum gum
Munoe 6eruus. N}it &o6lenituden
belt er bic 8erfolger it9 pom 2ei6e,
bib bic auF i'm @inItiirmenOen uno
fonnte erIt nit 6uIfe pon iieben Mdnn
qe6Qn0iot tperoen. Wlan 6ra6te t6n
QefeTelt an bic S6erflG6e unD i3affte
i'm na9 Ieinem 0eim. Gs lit ipenig
Q(usIi6t oorbanoen, i'm gu retten: Der
Shret 6at einen WaAniinnigen aus
INN nPnrnrh+
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CnntlIhcr Stur,.

g}epzY Off, 4. Mui. = 8dbreno
Die II M}onate alte 9elma Peterien
esitern Nu9mitta9 auf Dem Sulton
ibrer elterlifsn Mobnung in Nr. 419,
9itsitruBe, 9roOtlpn, ipielte, fiel Tie
auf Die Strdbe uno srlitt auber einem
S6dbelbru4 10 idpere 9srlsbunsen,
baB lie balo oarauf imn 2ongzSslano=
SpQeuezOpipital" itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05

elettriIcbes Sbitem bic bubur6 berurz
iahten llntoitsn me6r, als 5ufrleoenz
itelleno oeden tpiro.
Die NettpzGinna9men Der nSracz
tionzGomp." fir 0as nit Dem 81.
Se3em6er 1895 aboelaufene Sd9r be-
lieIen Iih ouf $4,000 mebr, als Die
feitite6enOen 9orani9ldss. Dir Nstz
to=Ginnabmen bes eritsn 8ierteljabz
res DOM 9egenlpdrtigen 6istdIiabre
5si9en i'm @erglei4e nit Oerislbsn Yez
riooe bonn IeBtsn Sa6re cine 3unubme
Don $4,000. Die Baltimore 5rac<
ttonzGomp." 5eigt an, oaB Die lleberz
i6uB=Ginnabmen Der Gompagnie in
3ufunft fir bic 3ablung BON 9ipiotnz
ben 8srpenDunQ finpen iouen, uno
iie eripartet, oaB in elmer per6dltniBz
mdbig tur5en 3eit Die gttien OerGomz
pugnte iibsr Yari Dsrfuuft peroen,
unD baB bic Snba6er Der obigen Sbz
1igationen es in i6rem 0ortbeile fin
ben peroen, Dor Der SdlligtDeroung
berIelben BON Dem &e6te Der llmne4z
ielung 9ebrau6 gu MAIDEN. Wir bal
ten oieIe Sbligationen fir iihere Se=
furitGten, uno gu bem 9rsils - 95 II.
3inIen - fir cine portGeiI9ufte &upi=
talanldge.
g}ud einem lebereinfommen nit
Der n8ultimorer 3ruction Comp"
peroen Die Snhdber pon 8altimorsr
5raction=2lttien ben 9or3ug Bel Der
@ert6silung 6uben.
Die 9sIsBmGBigfeit oieIer 2tusgaz
Be 1T ppn unieren 4npGlten, ben $50.
9ropn uno 9rune, gepriift unb fir
gut befunben lporoer.
Cub cri p mem.
Die Su6Icriptionen neroen am
0ienItag, Den 5. W}ai 1896, 9ormitz
tags, eroffnet unb am Iel6en Sage nm
3 llbr Na6mittags gei6loRen. Die
8ert6eilung tpiro burnu6 10 6alb, als
m0glih, bprgenommen tperben. 9us
He6t bleibt borbe6altan, 2lpplifutioz
nen a63uls6nen uno fleinere 9etrGge,
pie perlungt psroen mOsan, gu per-
t6eilen. Der preis Der O6liz
gationen it 90 NIT uufge=
luufenen 3inien Biz gum 10.
Mdi 1896, an tpel6em Sage bic S6z
1ioationen, ooer Die Certificate bufiir,
abliefer6dr iino.
Ipplifution ipirb eingerei9t 4perz
Den, nm bieie Sbligationen auf bic
Qiite Der 8uItimorer uno p6ildoelz
p6ier 4ftienz90rie 5u bringesl.
ert6eilt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
Gritift.
Sei cincm Srauee biift cin Mann iein Seben

gfetpz 9 ort, 4. Mai. - Bel eli
mem 6euer, pel6es geitern Morgen
bas Oreiit0dige 5taQgsbGuoe binter
Nr. 10, G6riitopGsrzStraBe, in NI4e
lsste, funo Yutrit Sobnion, Elm Munn
bpn 35 Sdbren, psl6er an Der Weitz
36. Strabe tpobnte, Ieinen Sob. 2luz
beroem tamen bier Yferoe in ben
Slammsn I'm. Der angsri9tste Gigenz
t6umsi6aoen oiirfte $500 Bis $4,000
betragen. SSn Dem 8ebGuoe, gisenz
t6um bon 2uprence Mulrp, bate s.
Cummings BON Rr. 141, Muperlpz
qluce, 3lpei 9ferbe untsr9ebra6t, du6
6r. W}ulr1 bislt einige qferoe. Ous
5neite Stodtpert tpurbe pon 6. Suis,
einem zimmerman, ais 8ertitGtte
bsnuBt, pG6reno bic nWeitzSioe<
9tpningzGomp," osren 9eI6Gftsfii6z
rer 9luguitus +. 8inber9 lit, ous
brittle Stodtpsrf inne bate. 8egen
5 llhr geitern Worgen ia9 ein 9urger
6Iammen aus benz 9ebduoe emporz
i6lagen. Gr elite nu6 Dem SpriBenz
buus an Meitz1O. Strube uno CAB
BON bort aus ben 4larm. Ils Die
iSeuerps6r unlangte, orangen mG6tt9e
Rau1polten our6 oa5 Dad empor,
bod gslung ss i6on nuh tur5er 3eit,
Die 5lammen 81 erItiden, ptl6e dllem
Inihein na3 gu ebener Grbe dusgez
brp9en tpuren. Wd6reno bic 5euer=
pe6rIelIte ben SIummen @tnbuIt gu
gebieten perIuhten, rannte Seonaro
Win6erg, Elm 8ruOer oes @siadftss
fii6rer5 Der mWeIt@SiOezQ zQnnin9zGo.,"
pel6er nit Sobnion in Dem 8ebduoe
l9Iief, pl0bli9, nur not6oIrftig belief
Def, Die Sreppe berab uno fudte in Ell
mem No6burbaus S6uB- 0a Win=
berg in isiner Gorge I'm Rettung oes
ei9enen 2ebens es unterlisb, Die 6euerz
pe6r oaruuf auTmertidm 81 mu6en,
bab Ii6 nod Elm Wann in Dem 8ez
bdubs befinoe, fam So6nion elenoiglta
um's 2e6en. grit nu4Dem Die Slam
men gelOI4t uno cine Sur6iu4ung
Der Ruinen ftattgefunOen, puroe feitz
gsitslIt, baB Elm Msnidenlsb:n Oerlorsn
qeganeen mar. Sin @erIu6, Die
pferoe 81 retten, miBgliidte ebtnfdls.
Wo6l purben bic S6iere oss @igenz
tbimers oes 0e6Guoss in's 5reie gez
brddt, dber oieIeIben batten ichor 10
i6pere 8ranopunben erlitten, Dab lie
Ipdter erfhoHen peroen muBtan. @umz
ming'5 bsios pferoe perbrdnnten. 2eoz
naro Minbera, tpel4er aus Dem bren@
nenoen Ge6duos enttum, mu6te lpdter
folgenoe Q(ngaben: Gr uno 1etn
SSreuno So6nion 6uttsn elmer 8er=
iammlun9 BON 9auin9ton BOOTHS
n9clunteers" bei9epp6nt uno, ou e8
ipdt puroe, ounn bsi6loiien, in Der
Werfftatte Der n2(pntng~Go." Ii nd4@
tigen. sic errei6ten bas 8e6ouoe
gsgen il ll6r Mor9ens uno begaben
ii6 unperneilt nud Dem britten Stod<
nert. sSo6nion, nel6er eine Gigarre
rau9te, legte Iid an Der neItli4en
Seite bes 9ebGuDe5 nahe Dem 2utt7
I6u9t nieber, pd6reno Wtnberg bic
0Iili4e Seite gu isinem 2ager ertor.
@in6erg eradblt bann tpeiter, er lei
bur6 bos 2(nfabren Der SpriBen aus
ieinem @9laT gelpeft tporoen, babe ita
raid t1eilpsiIe anaetleiOet uno perz
Iu6t, Isinen Sumeraoen auf3upefen,
ober psrgebli4. SSn ieiner 4n9It babe
er pergeIIen, Die 5euerpe6rleute oGrauf
aufmertIam gu MAIDEN, oaB iid nod
Senuno in oem 8sbGuoe befinoe.
2tGem 9tnI9ein nu6 mari So3nion,
als er ben Stuu bur6i6ritt, ietnen
brennenoen Gi9urrenitummel meg uno
peranlQbte baburdh 0as 6euer.
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Sansen ttno Sanaen IN id1,pebenocr
Neitt.

PRETORIA, 4. Mai. - Die Gnt=
iaeiOung 6inii4tli8 Der iiber bic peniz
ger i4uloigen MitglieOer bes So6an=
nesburger ReformzGomite's gefpro6e=
nen urtbeile lit Biz our nG6it,n Wp6e
perIhoben tporben. Die 2otulitGten,
in pelden Die 9erurt6eilten untergs=
bru4t iino, iino in beosuteno bsTere
8erfufung gebru4t porosn. Seute
ourften bic @efangenen feine 9eiu6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
0cnQQtcr SnrlluQ.

5untiugton, W.=8a., 4. mai.
- Die Satin BON @m. Sbors ipran9
9cItsrn bon elmer Bride in ben fiinf3ig
SUB tiefsr gslegensn Gltbornz6luB, um
elmer 6erunfabrenoeu 2otomotipe aus
Dem Megs 5u gsben. Sie tpuroe geretz
tet, piro aber ben erlittenen 9erleBunz
den erlieden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05

Sie1e 3 bli9 utionen lin B
Die otretten8 B 8erbinbIi6teiz i
ten Der Baltimore Srac@
tion Comp" unb finb 9ez
ft6ert BEL Der rMercontile 5ruit=
unb SepoIit=Gomp." bon Baltimore"
als 8erpdlterin, bur6 Elm 9epoIit bon
$4,000 Intbeilen an oem Qlftisnz&apiz
tai Der Baltimore Sruction Comp"
gum pdrizWert6e bon $1,600,000.
Der Snbaber bon ie $1,000
y bltg tionen bat bas Re6t, 5u
trgenb elmer 3eit Dor Der 5d[ligperz
oung 6eia9te Sbligationen gegen 40
Intbeile an oem pbigen 4ftienzSapttal
ein5utaui6en.
Die Sbligationen=Iusga5e pirb bic
@ompagnie in Den Stano ieBen, t6re
i6tpebenbe Stub polItdnoig gu till
gen, bieieIbs t6eilpeiie in 8slo umauz
isben CUR 9e5ablung Don Grpetterunz
gen unb 8erbeferungen, CUR ge3ablung
BON neuen QusriiItungen, nel4e abloz
tut fir bic 9elpGltigung bes 5unsbmenz
ben @ef6dfts n0tbig fino, uno sur
Dsdung Der Soften fir Grpeiterungen,
pel6e ieBt ibrer @ollenbune entgegen
geben. Na6bem bieie @rtpeiterungen
poGenbet iinb, miro Die Baltimore
9ractiOnzGomp." i'm geIiBe zines en-
items Iein, Del6e5 binter tetnem in ben
Der. Stuuten 5uriidIte6t.
Na6 einem uebsreinfomman nit Der
y5ractipnzgomp." tperDen bic gtnnubz
men aus bieien Sblisationen BEL Der
unter5ei6neten Sruit=Gompugnie bepoz
nirt lDeroen, I'm pis i0lgt 9erpenOung
gu finben:
Gritens - 3ur 8e3a6Iung Der
I6pebenOen S9ulo Der nSrdctionz
Comp"
3neitens - Sir Grpeiterungen,
8erbsferungen unb 9(usriiitungen, lpie
BON Dem YrGIibenten uno einem Mitz
glieoe Oes Gretutip=Gomite's Der be-
iagten nSraction=Gomp." beglaubigt
lpuroe.
Die feIt It 6enben lnt o.
It n Der Gompagnis peroen bur6
oieTe 2tus9u6e nur nm etpu $4,000
jd6rlid perme6rt, 0u Die gsgenpdrtige
i6nebenoe G6ulb, lpelfe bereits I'm
fOiten fir 3infan i'm 8etrage bon
$4,000 berurIa6t, liquioirt tperoen
piro. Gs piro gei9dBt, oaB Die um<
Gnoerung Der 9ruioz5i1z2 2lpenue>2iz
ME bon Dem &a6alsSp'tem in elm
Nd6ere 9[ustunft auf Ra6fragt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
Ser lrbtr Sunntag.
nNSrser SpImts nieserssidlasen uns melan'



g bildbelp biu, pa, 4. Nfai.
- W0roer 9olnss perlebte beute lei
nen leBten SOnntag auf groen. Sc
nG4er Der Sag isiner Sinri9tung
5erdnriidt, ie id)lpsigiamer uno nieoers
gei6lagener ipiro Der 8srurt6:tlte. 3u
3eiten lit er pouitdnbiq meldn6oliI6,
unD ieine Wdrter. Die peropppelt NOR
ben iino, luiien i'm BEL Sag uno Noht
ni6t aus ben @uqen, nm etnen mog@
li9en SelbItmoroperiu6 81 perbinz
bern. Naa oem S5riibitiid beIu4te Der
tdt6oliiae PrisIter 9alD ben Wt0roer
uno betete nit ibm uiammsn. 9ds mar
uno betete nit ibm 3uIummen. Sus
mar 9oImes' ein3i9er 9siuaer geItern.
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Trauf IurbuIiqurc.

Stumforo, Conn.,, 4. Wtai. -
sSrou 6rieOria S6end, 40 Sabre alt,
ipuroe geitern Morgen toot IN ibrem
Sette aufgefunoen. Sn einem 9lnfuae
ppn 56permutb bate lie pier un5en
SQrboliqure detrunfen.
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Serbette's Nbber,tfittta.

Yuri5 4. Utai. = Die DieIigtn
3situngen bsitGt:ssn Das 9sriibt, oaB
Der fran50iiI9e gotf9aftsr 6er5ette
in Berlin rur oort6in 5uriidts9ren
ipsroe, um ie:n 2l66srufwnssi9rsi
au untsrbreitea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
@nln-MuSiuhr

g}eipzg ort, 4. Mai. - Die Sir
ma 9eioslba4, Sdslbeimer u. So. piro
mprgsn ben 9etrag BON $1,25O,OO0 Ii.
&iooer, Pcdboop u. 60. cine bal6e Wtilz
lipn in Gplo na6 europa isnosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05

SSir oierirem IN 95 mao auisslausuen 3uien
$SOO,OOO.OO 4snltt11tnre Trurttn>1G1>.
iinfproscmti8e eonpertirbare @olo,S blisattomem,
0at'rt am L. Mn 1896, iaGig am 1. Ntai 1906
etnoSbar SeIteben
3!nen :abHr /. !.
ii f
h ea II nh plhc Seucr
St MRarpuu ;uSabe euerhat nfeum
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Na0uaD'S
y(eaDD Neltef

trrmcr porritbie 1u baItsn. CtT,n Gs5rou4 III
nobltbdtis in alien Gal.n BON s4msrJ OOsr Rrant'
b.it. Riots gn0ues in Der Wslt tann 10 raid,
mi. has 8sos9 asli,f s4msr, tiasn OOsr Ous GOrt1
I6rsit,u elmer Rrnrt5tit bsu'msn.
srn,rlid: Gin baIbu bis oaaJsr 9bs,I0ifsl poG
in ,in.r batb.n Glai. g8aT,r turirt in rUsnigsH
mtnut,n Rrampfe Wassnidurs utb,ltsit, 9rs6'
t,t,, eoobreun.u. RuD0Ftat s4laitOfgtsit, Gotrta
ices aOSfpeb. gIdBuHg,n uHo ale iHnsr,n S4m.r'
I.n
Rein ono,rss Qsitmit.l in Der g8,It .urirt Gi.bsr
unb al. onSsr,n maIarif5su gaaigsH unO ioRfiGsa
ai.s,r 70 raid pi,, i'm gersin nit g p S's
9tlG.u, IS Raopap p's Reaop Rslttt
.hut.
gr.ts 50 Cts. bic slaf8s. Bel ausH GSO'Ss'nn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
1ruaarm's Willenni1lmsfeter

8uoapeIt, 4. Mai. - Die ungaz
ride MiQsnniumsfeier nabm geitsrn
i6ren 6ortgung. Sin feierli9es 2ez
beum in Der Watbias=9ir6e in oer
Sfsner Burg. psl6em bus t0ni9li9e
9aar, Der 9of uno bas Oiplomutiide
Corps beipobnte, er0ffnete bic &ei6e
Der Jeisrlidfeiten. Der 9rirns bon
ungarn, S&arbinalzGrs6iI6of 9us5az
rp, belt cine gegriiBungsanipraae an
ben 9Dnig. Ssit Der arouune but 9u=
oapsft tein 10 prd9tiaes Shauipiel ges
ieben. Der gsidmmts unsarii9e 4oel
i'm Natipnaltoitiim bate f9 in Der
air9s singefunnen. 9lbsnbs fano eins
QlGnaenbe illumination fatt.
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Baron oiri6's Seitamctt.

. drts, 4. Wfal. = g8te Der
r5emps" ipiiien nil, 1T bas Seitumeat
oes psritorbenan Baron 9irI6 ingriinn
in MG6ren erDffnet noroen. Die Witt=
me lit 3ur' llnioerialer6in eingeieBt.
100000 Yfb. Sterling finb Wo6lz
tbGtigfeits z9lnitaIten in Mdbr,n iber=
ipieIen. Gin anoeres 6eoeutenbes QegQt
lit fir Die uDoptirte So6ter bss Der
itor6eneR feItgeIeBt. Wsitere 8eitimz
rnuunsn enthciIt ma Spftnmpnt nirh+
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SttQe UaltliisipaItpableu,

parts, 4. Wfai. = Die Wfuni3iz
palpablen babsn 9eItern bier ituttgs=
funben. unrubsn 1T es nur, iopeit
bis6sr bstannt, in ge5iers, Dspartez
msnt 6srault, gefommen. Die Wub=
len 6absn an Der 3uiammenisBung oes
bieIigen Stabtratbes psnig gednoort
Den bisbsr eingetroffsnsn Ru9ri9tsn
sufolss finb 20 SO5ialiitsn. Is Haoiz
tale, II GonfsrDatiDs unb a4t Sort
i9rittIer ertpdhlt pDrbera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05

MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT co. of BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, l. I2ai 1885,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-05
Staot Baltimore.
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Iieeer fir oas ndcbffe sdnssrfeff in Gbilaz
ecIpbia ausgemdblt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
mUuole Minors stories.n

The first edition of the attractive
little volume of stories from the pen
of DR.. V. NJ. Metcalfe, bearing the
above title, was issued during the hol-
idays and has been reviewed by the
editor of the KENTUcKlAN. 1t is most
attractive and readable book for the
little folks. The stories contain
many useful lessons and their moral
tone makes the book an especially
desirable one to place in the hands of
children. The book is written in a
most entertaining style and is pro
fusely illustrated. 1t has met with
much favor here at DR.. Metcalfe's
home and the first edition was quickly
exhausted and a second edition will
be out of the press by the 18th inst
We take pleasure in commencing il
to our readers as book well worth
the price charged for it.
The stock pens at Richmond are
being macadamized.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
Deafness Canuot be Cure

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infamed you
have a rumbling sound of imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol:
lars for any case of Deafness Caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
F. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
| Halls Family Pills are the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

DR.. Clardy got back to Washington
just III time to vote against the Reed
Boad Fill. The Doctor is at his post
now with determination 70 keep an
eye upon public measures with the
vie Of producing the greatest public
good. No one knows better than he
what IS best for the people, and no
one is more determined than he in
securing what is best if possible
Henderson Cleaner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Four hundred horses have been
killed during the fall and early win.
ter on one range near Pyramid Lake,
Nevada, and but 81 was realized on
each animal The hide, name, and
tail sold for that amount, and the
carcass was valueless. But even at
this price it was figured that it would
be cheaper to kill the animals than
keep them over until spriug.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Gov Bradley's latest exploit is to
make c'rild's play of appointments
on bis staff. He has given Harry
Mulligsn, thirteen-year-old son of
the manager of the Louisville Hotel,
a CoionePs commission, because the
-iooy tic led his vanity last summer by
pred citing that he would be the "next
Governor of Kentucky"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

A bali of gold, containing hun
dred millions of dollars, weighs only
1853 i3 pounds ayoidupois. Put into
= sphere, $lOO,OOO,OOO in gold has a
diameter of only seven and a half feet.
All Of he gold in the world, used as
none, would make but 81 such balls.
No wonder gold is hard to get.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Mr. Geo. V. Triplett has suspended
the publication of his paper, the
,Ovensboro Sunday Post, to take edi,
tor.al charge of the Daily Inquirer
Mr.. Triplett is one of the brightest
writer's ON the State press and will
make himself valuable man in the
Inuuirer's editorial rooms
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

The Paducah Herald, is the new
name of the Kentucky Populist
which asst week passed into the
hands of Messrs. Taylor & Dickie.
1t cl,ims to be the successor to three
papers the Index, the Yeoman and
the Populist. The paper under its
new name and present management
will lie published semi-weekly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
LIVE Stock MARKET
Reported by 1ATUh, EMERY d. Co..
LINE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BOURBON STOCK YARDS.
QUOTATIONS..

LOUISVILLE KY, Jan. 2-Cattle-
The receipts of cattle were fairly
liberal, 257 on sale, nice desirable linn
tied. market ruled Glow throughout
the day. common and inferior grades
We're fully 15c to Zoe lower, and full
CLEARANCE of this kind not made.
P.ds,e slow trade remainder of the
week,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
II 9l2 SOUTH MAIN STREET


o'clock Saturday morning
Pr4jo,t Cleveland signed the proc,
lpual;g admitting Utah as the 45th
State 81 the Union. The State Of
iiccrs aIected last November qualified
yesterday. H. B. Wells, Republican,
The inst governor of the new State.
lie is Mormon and a young man OF
cu@uiaed ability. Two Republican
SeuatcIs will shortly be. elected, as
the legislature is largely Republican.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Allied Austin is the new poet
laureate of England, He appears to
belong TO the mon fit" class Of poets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

W j Ross, former merchant, of
Hend ,rson, and well known in this
city,a,icd at Mt. Vernon N. Y, last
weeks, uf pneumonia. Some years
go Alr Ross was leading saddle
nn.t lalness manufacturer at Hender
Soi, iA.t after the marriage of his
N. es laughter he moved to New
\ Yssrk The remains were brought to
anderson for interment Saturday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Gov. Bradley has allowed S,47l OF
a $4,000 claim of Attorney General
Hcnlriclis for collecting some money
due the State.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
County of Christian. 80

" ". Garnet. PRESIDENT of lie nbroke De-
poslt Bank, a bank located and doing bIlsi ness
at No. - Street,in the town Of Pembroke,
in said county, beng duly sworn, says that the
foregoing report is IN all respects a true state-
menG bf the indiJiOn OF the aid bank, at the
close of business on the 3lst day OF Decem-
Der, 1895, to the best of his knowledge and
be ief and further says that the business Of said
bank has been transacted at the location
named, and not elsewhere; and hat the
above report is made in compliance with an
official notice received from the Secretary of
State designating the slst day of Dec l..
made
subscribed and sworn to before me by W.
", Garrett, President, this 3rd day Jan 1896.
Eustice A. Hail,
MIC C.
w. W. GARNET, President.
EUsTICE A. HAIL, Director.
V. A. GARNET,
j. II .WILLIAMs,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14
Tired Women

Find in the blood purifying, huildinC-pp
unalities % Moods Sarsapari,la Just what
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-01-14

Hdas. The receipts Of hogs were
liberal, 1880 on sale market &c lower
on heavy and mediums, that class
65, lights SC to l0c lower, early sales
at 3 IS, but later they were dull at
3 go. AT the close all sold, out look
fair