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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

D, 9artlOeu, Vu' C.r,,L,,a n
8esrusra Reoicine 60. columbus, =.
@eebrte Serrenl- $50 9one' "!y.
mono miro aus 6ieIem 3riefe i6HeBen, oaB '@
meinen glamen aus irgenO einem onosrsE
8runbe DOR bic GefientIibtett bringeH r0HrOs'
aIs etnsis gu benz 8ped, I'M bic 9e'oenoen oa'
pon IN &enntniB gu iesen, no ite SsfreI"hg
BON pieIen S6mer5en Tnoen f0nnen. S9t sH'
p0lia acknowledgement ia9en, bGB r'e'f oH'
ffono 5ur9 sen Gebrou6 pom Fesru'na gang
beoeutenO gebeFert Duroe. SO tl9!s m9
better aIs felt Sa5rsn. So babe let SSgEst
an hrpniI5em &atarrb, 8rOn9ttls, AlE9nla
unb Trauenleioen qeIitten, uno 8egen a4e
bieie &ranfbeiten bat 4esrusna r1Ir oHBsrUlS
bentIi3 gut sebOIfen. So Femme ben 9sEt9
pon ge.ru.na. Rsnn ~ fsinsm anOeren 3ped'
70 foate rtan eS gegen Gri6Itungsn 9a!len.
IS beuabrt Dor GrFdItungeu, i&ittpor grippe
unb ftdrft bos N~erpenipfem. SD e"PIsP!e ss
nit 8ergulsen Gqen eI8 bic biligtte uno 0eEe
Ge6i,in."
Srau Blano lit an erErontten S9Ie'H9aateni
na5e5u isbas Orgon pes &6rpsT5 IpaT N V(S''
IeibsnI6aft oe3odeu. gssrusaa taT'rte l'e' ms
Dem es bic S@IeimbSute geilno n1a9'e.
Or. SartmanS Sl1er iber totarreaulpe
grans5eiten ftno Ieidt DerItGHoli3 ur0 pillens
I6aftIi@ eenau. 66rsiben sic oGrra3.
5~pe;iaIbuG fir 6raueH. 9isls 5a9er toften
nidis. Or. Sarfman uiro motsiem Sdbr fur
fanbtstauIen6 6ragen sotenirele 5tscepte uera
l9reiben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Soma Soma aus @affsn %lieferte, truf
oeIfern bier brett bon Song Song Elm.
@r ioote IN elmer ll%nterrebung: r@a=
rum hattie i3 ben SiIipinos teine Duf=
fen liefern iouen9 Sn Dem 9ef4dFt
ifeft @elb. I'd bin britii9sr Inter
than. Der 8uffen6anoel it Elm lsgiz
times @eI6GFt; buben ni4t Oepep unD
aonful Wilbman Nauinaloo bei'm
8eoinn bes fpanif4en &rieges ou9
@dfFen qeliefsrt2 WilOman bat ibsr
midi ale @orten bon untpa6ren Sc
f6i6tsn berbreitet. sd babe i9m Bel
meiner Nl6reiie BON Song Song geiagt,
i6 tpiiroe ibn balo aus ieiner Stelz
lung bringen uno i'd peroe e5 tbun.
4quinalbo 1T Elm geborener 6ibrer.
@r 1T Der ein8ige Mann, Der bic Silt
pinos controliren fam. SEPT, no Die
8erbanolungen beqonner limb, 1T IS
bus Bette, mas 4merita tbun tann,
Mquinulbo uls cine Dirt 0erri der Der
Snieln dn3uerteEnen.
@pibel lit ber ftine 8ei4GftstbeiIz
baber 81 Sung G6ang's. De B3ilaz
oelp6ier 9atterles bat pG6reno Der IeBz
ten 3tpei Sabre biel @elO nit Spiel
3u1ammen peroient, uno 5par am
0affen6anbel unO Der G%rtperbung bon
gon3eilionen.
Cine Gi1ipinO z9eIegatipn
bet'm &rtegsminifer.
Mabrib, 20. Npril. Der
8riegsminiiter empfing geItern cine
Delegation, bic bon ben 5ilipino : So
mits'n in 9aris unO Song Song gez
f6idt pproen 1T. Die 0elegaten iiberz
bra9ten 0ofumente DON GROCER 0i6z
tigteit. Die l1nterreDung nit Dem
&riegsminiiter mar our6aus pripat,
Ser 8aufprei5 Der phi
Gippinen.
Wuf9inqton, %. Npril. -
@tr Ser. Staten S4aBamts On
peiiungen iibsr ie $5,000,000 tpurben
bsute au5geItaut uno Gem StaatsTetrez
tar CUR 8eglei6unq Der bur3 ben 9az
riier 8ertrag an Spanien 3~uertannten
$20,000,000 Ibernieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sine rei3enOe Gpiiooe aus benz 9es
BEN &Dnig S5tur8 De5 3peiten niro
Don einem G.teren S6ulm1nne NIT
getteilt, Der bel ben bdufi92n NnpeIens
6eiten pes Wondr6en in benz neIt=
16neOiT6en 9aneorte MQrtruno Sc
legenbeit Bate, ben boben 9errn bic
g5i6eG6IBsn" Ieiner 8ldFe bor3u'0bs
rem. Gine8 Cages no6nte Der 80nj9
Dem llnterrjht in Der @el6j6te bel.
unO Der Gebrer er3d6ite bon Den GRO
Ben WGnnern Der 9uItubiani5hen
i3eit. 8eim ,Repatitprium" plrote
1ih Der 80nig Ii6tlih ~erFreut U6er bic
frif6e un6eFangene Dirt Der 4jnOer, an
bic &laKe nit Der 6rage: gg}uu, t0nnt
ibr mir Tugen, fper Die QroBten Der
T6tpeoiI6eu &6nige geneItn Iinb2"-
q tempo flogen bic Singer in bic 60be
unb i'm Gboru8 erfoI9te Die 4ntport:
r8uYtap 0aTa, @uituD NOOIf Der
8roBe unb &url Den 3nolTte!" rSebr
IhDn!" ertpiberte Der &0njQ, no6 Eult,
bic 8leine bort ouf Der Gte pejB ge@
nib nod einen 6errIher gu nennen"
fiigte er bin3u, Iib an elm tleines Y}GO@
den penoenb, benz Der 2ebrer tur3 3ua
DOR leiTe Elm Yaar WOrte 3ugeflutert
Eltte. n0el6en 80nig re4neIt On
alTo nod gu ben qroBen 5errI Gsrn?"
- .S8fdr ben 9fpetten". ldutete bic
I6u6terne 4ntnprt. nSo?!" lnD
mas bat DieIer O5tur Der 3Ipeite
oenn fir grDBe 9inqe ou8geri6tst?"
Fruqte Der CRETE WOnarh ldheIno
peiter. 0o6 nun mar IS S6.uB nit
Der biHoriIhen 0ej5beit Der tleinen
Qendlerin. 9htijbergOfen i~tOtterte Iie
T6lteBli6 berpOr: nSa, i6 rpeiB eS
ni6t!" 0un trot Der &0nig nit gut
miit6iQem Baden, jnOam er Der &!sinen
ii6er Die blonoen 30pfhen itrl6: ZAP
gut Tein, mein 306ter6en, ia neiB eS
audi ni6t.
Qrmertf6e 8oIt8fpru6e,
Mur tpjrft tains Stejne noh e;nem
gaume, Der feline 6ri6te trd9t.
Mit Der rebtar 01nO giabt Fl ben
Senner &orn, nit Ger .:nten nlmmt er
i6nan hire Gjar.
Soft Tebt Dem Sor1.oIm bel.
0enn Du niht reid iein tannIt, lei
tpinia7tsn8 Der Glhbdr e.na5 Hstfen.
mGh0 9sirs 1Frau nit BEN Qu9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
@ulbcrmiible in bic Cuff g~r1ngrn.
Bier Nr6eiter get0otet; baruntsr Der
8sgierungs : SnFpettor. - 0ret
0erpuroete.

Woodbury., rs, %. @pril.-
Gine 9uloar : Mu1le in 0upont's
9ulper : 6abrit gu GarneD's 9oint,
rs, penige Msilen BON bier, flog
beute Na6mitiog 2 ubr in Die Cuff.
Bier 2sute purbsn gst0otet uno orei
ber.eBt. Die GrploTion fano pG6ren0
zines Experimental nit einem RieFenz
Sorpeoo fir Die 3eg:srung fatt. Die
Sooten Tino: 4nos Morrjs, jun, 9arz
pep Smit6, Sofep6 Sdger unb S1aoc
@Erout. GapiIGn Stepart, Elm Snz
Tpeftor fir bic 3egierung, befiHoet li4
urter Den 8erpunOeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sprengpulber Die Werte IN bic
9uft. - Sin Nrbeiter BON feinen
eigenen Mitarbsitern eri6oFan.
@arbner, Soubo, %, QpriL. =
9iele Staot mar beute Der S6aupLaB
Der i6limmitsn Riots felt ben 2tr6eiz
terz&Gmpfen bon 1892. Sin Mann
lit toDt, Elm anbsrer t0btli4 berpunoet
unD @igent6um i'm Wertbe bon $780,
600 bur6 S]prengpuCDer GnO 5euer
5erit0rt. S6doen tpurbe BON Union
8ergarbeitern unb Deren 6reunoen DON
GanpOn>@reet, ungefdhr 20 Meilen
bon Gardner, dngert6tet. Sine Rotte
DON 800 Bis 900 2euten, Nue beipaffz
net unb pieIs non i6nen mastirt, BE-
mG9tigten Ii8 zines 3ugss gu 8urfe,
am gingongs BON @onponz@reet, ouf
benz 5000 9funo Sprengpuloer mo-
rem. 40 NIT Win6eiter : @eps9ren
6etpoffnete 2fute 3ogen Dann no6 ben
5unterzSiQz unb SuQibunzN erfen.
NusgeTanDte 8orpoItan funoen DiGelz
ben perlai1en, uno ais elmer gum
signaI 6ierfiir einen S4uB ~obFeuerte,
rUroe bo5 Signal mibOer itdnOen, uno
in Dem 8Iau6en, Die Ni4t Union
Nrbsiter auF benz 6iigel 6dtten 5eUer
ouf lie er0ffnet, begann man auF Die
eigenen 8OrpoIten gu iGieBen, @be Der
Srrt6um auFgefldrt tperoen tonnte,
purben gsgen 1000 S4IHe 3pii6en
Zen Stritern uno i6ren eigersn 8orz
poitsn gspedIelt unO Sad Smith, eiz
ner ber2eBteren, %,get0otet. Mun bradEe
Damn fe63i9 so Pfun0 f4pere 8iIten
pulpsr na9 Den Werten uno iprengte
bic 9iirecuz unb unbere 8ebduoe,
Die Grploiionen erI 6itterten Den
8ooen fir Meilen uno le9ten Die
@erte poGIItGnbi9 in @futt un0 QI6e.
Der S9aoen Der 8unterz9iQz un0
SuQipon Gompagnie beIduft 5i4 dlf
$4,000 Bis 100000.
WGbreno Der 5iiIilaOe er6ielt Sim
G6opno, Elm NngeIteGter Der 8unferz
6iQz ii. Sulipan=0srfe einen S6uB
in bic 9iifte. SIS pirD beri4tst, OoB
bic Striter i'm nit iid fii6rten unb
baB feline Wunoe geFG6rli6 lit. s. s.
8oger5, Elm Stenogrup6 Der Gompo8>
ME, tpurDe an Der 2ippe leift perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

3ionse@ smeinbe unb tauften bon Der
engiiI4en @4peItergemeinoe Die Sir
de NIT Der S6urmu6r ali Iisqultbs,
no1s OrleansItr., fir $4,000. Hd9
@erIduf BON spei ooer orei Sabren
a6sr ertpies bisS6ulo Ii6 aIs gu britt
fanO fir bic nod feline @ameinoa, uno
es puroe elm Saudi bepertfteQigt nit
Der 4isquitbItraBsn 8resbpterjaner=
8emeinbe, tpelhe Die ate Stride an
Ni8quitbz uno @Dpdro5ItrdBe eiqnete,
tpobur9 bic iunge 8smtinOe einan BE-
Oeutenoen 3beil ibrer S4ulOenlaIt los
lpurbe.
SIM SATIRE 1880 nurbs bic isB;ge
Stride be3ogen. Die 64ulO betrug Daz
mails $4,000 uno lit in Oan Is Su6z
rem auf $1,000 berabgeIunten.
Der erIta Seel1orger mar PaItor
8ott6oIo NsfF, .tpeI6er bon 1874 bis
1875 umtirte. Sbm folgts PaItOr gu
Ttap 5aciu8; 16 Sabre lang beolsnte
8aTtor 6actus bic 8irne, big ct sinen
8uf mad WaI6ington er6ielt u. rsIigs
nirte. PoItor q. Stride puros bann
SeeiIorger Der 3ipns @emeinoe; er
blieb aber nur 3tpei Sabre, pGbrenO
pel6er 3eit er auf Der nSobns Sop
fins unioeritdt" MeDi3in Itubirte II.
na6 Ieinam Gramen no6 Dem Weiten
3og. Der nG6Ite 8reoiger, 9aItor g.
2ano, Ituoirts ebsnfaus uuF Der
nSobnS 9OptinS' llniperiitdt" unO re-
fignirte na6 3tpei Sabren; er befinott
Ii4 ieBt in Gina, 8. Sbm fOlgta pa
Ttor 6. s. Nerger, Der uo6 unCertbulbz
id6riger Qmt53eit trant6eit8bol6ar re-
Iigniran muBte uno Dor 3tpei Wonatan
in Nanz0ort Ttar6. Der ieBige Seelz
iorger Der 8emeinpe, 9aItor G6riItian
S8palO, murOe am II. MGr3 initial
lirt. @r Itubirte an Dem 0tut I4en
t5sologii6en Seminar gu 8loomfI2Io,
NepzSeris2.
Sn BEN 8runb gebobrt.-
2(m 6reituQ @6enO nm 80 llbr purOe
Der Schooner ,6attp 6. W6eatlp, BON
G6eIter : 8iper tommeno, in Der Nd6e
bes .3[oDO" 9ier8 Nr. 9 auf Occult
8oint bon hem Oumpfer Decatur 8:
MiQer" BON Der nMer6ant5 &c
Mi1er8 Transportation 60" getrofz
fen unn in ben 8runO oebobrt. Der
Schooner lieqt auf Der Settle i'm 8aiz
Ter uno trisb geitern i'm 5afsn UNI
fer. Die 8eiaBunq lit ieitoem niat
qeTeben poroen, unO nan nimmt an,
bQB Der Odmpfer bic Qsute rettete un0
nah Netpport : gfeps bra6te. 8On
Dem o2lopo" : 9dmpfer nW&iin6en,
nelaer am 9ier Nr. 9 liegt, mar To-
fort nab benz 3uiummenitoB Elm 3etz
t%ungSboot au5gefeBt porOen, jeoo9
bate Der OampFer nMiuer" bic 8ez
faBung oes Sdooner5 i4on gerettet,
al5 oas RettunQ5boot oes oeuti4en
9umpfer8 an Srt unoSte1e unlungte.
Der 2fopobQmper rRo<
uno b." @Upt. s. SarBen, p2lder am
20. @0pril nit unsafG6r 700 3piihenz
oedsz9aTogieren Oon Bremen 0bges
gangen III, tpiro M;tte OiGer No6e
bier ~ertpurtet.
9olt3eibe6Droe. - Die 90
li3eibeb0roe %ernannte geT!ern bic 9Olir
3jT!en Suto6 6.et Dom IiiopeTtlj6en Il.
Nnor. Sauer pom Tioii6en 0iItritI
auF pei,ers bier Sabre. Der 9Oli3ejz
Qr3t Or. 8. 8. Goodman rei6te feline
HeIignat;On Elm, Die angenommen
DurOe.
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Sci Der abb
am 9tenftag perben Die
WabllofaIe nurbpn6 Il +
Mprgens BIS 5 ubr q Of
mittags often fem, ni6t
bis 6 nbr, pie es fruber
m II r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Bei Der Muni5ipalna
am Oienftag perDen bic
WabIIpfale n"urpon 6 ubr
Morgens bis ubr tad
mittags offen fein, ni9t
Sis 6 ubr, ME es fruber
pat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

9eT3porene BON Salt
more 60 Die fir ben
Mai : Sermin be5 Criminal : 8eri4z
tes bon Baltimore : Gou0tD ge3ogenen
@eF6porenen Iino:
GrTter Oiftritt - 5reoerjd 8irf,
@m. 6. 9arris, 9enrD M. 0aoi5, 90.
8. @aDeb unb 5bomas 6plep.
3peiter 0itrift - Wm. j. Sob
man, 2ouis 8inano unb geDerlp %.
Wioerman.
0ritter 0iIirift - Daniel 6. @n=
for, Nidola5 8. Goe unb 6. 2pon 90
gers.
8isrter 0ifrift - G6as. 8. Mur=
rap, Ten., Nm. s. @larf uCO Dm. u.
Sturgeon.
6iinfter OiHrift - @m. 8. 86ee=
Ter unb S6os. 6. Surnbau96.
Se6ster OiTtritt - @morp 9.GroB,
9eorge 8ouinger unb Dm. 8. D6;te.
Sie6snter OiItrift-9eorgs 8.N}or=
rts, @bparo u, 8ernouOp unO %. S,
Cameron.
Q6ter 9iTtrift - So6n u. @rsis=
oder, George 6. 9u665, StanIe1 6,
Muttbefps, George %. 9rice unoWm.
8. Sooo.
Neunter OiTtritt - @ibeon g. Sop
tN5, Wm. 8. Neu6ar, Carrie S6oe=
mater, Sames 6. 9urriTon, Sobn 8,
Gob.e uno 9. q. 8ropn.
3ebnter DiTtritt - Sobn 3int6an Ii,
9enrb 0iQgartner.
Glfter OiItritt - 5runcis 8. Boar.
man, SObn 8euep unO RObsrt s. Sill.
nort6.
3pOtFter 0iftritt = Casper Reuter
uno Sobn Regoo.
9rei8ebnter OiTtrift - 6snrp Sui
tun, iun., unb @eo. 8. SbuFFer.
9ier3e6nter 0iItritt - G6urles 6
). Ban Ban 9Reutb unD 6ronf 6.
GORE.
6inf5e6nter Diftrift - SoTep6 Sci
fers unb Sas. :. Miuing.
"5e0erf4aben.<- Sin Nlarm
bonn 9aiten gtr. 562 rief bic 6euer=
pebr geItern na4 Der @obnung bon
9rn. Sep. s. Bug, gfr. 1441, pa
tap5co5StraBe, tpoielbIt oapur6 5euer
sntitanoen mar. baB Elm @o1olinofsr
umgetporfen purDs. Die 6lammsn
purben inbefen i'm Seine gel0fGt.
6r. 9uB erlitt bei Dem @erTu6e, ous
6eusr 3u lOi6en, I6tpere 8ranOtpunz
Zen Oil 6ei0en 9dn0en.
- Ou5 Gommerbu6 Dor benz Ga
ben Der @ebriiber 6s9t, g6s 8olti=
more uno 9ine@StraBe, fling gsItern
NQ4mtttag BON einem eIsftrif6en 2ei=
%tungsoru6t 6eIer, bod ruroen bic
6ldmmen i'm Seine gel0T9t.
9tenG apeate@Gectri
drb Wuter 6 o." bon Baltimore
Gountb tpirb in nG6Iter 3eit an Der
SiibtpeitzGde DON canton : Nbenue
uno /. StraBe brei neue 8e6duoe sr=
riAten. Gines Der 8ebGuoe pirb cine
Wobnung iein fir ben General Be-
triebsleiter 5rn. Soiepb S4reiber,
Die @ompugnie nimmt gu 9erring
Run au9 umfdfenoe 8erbeferungen
Dor. uno in Babe perben Die @rbeiten
fir bus neue R~eierppir in Nngriff gez
npmmen rperoen. pal6es auf Der alten
Serring 8un : Rennbabn an8eIegt
peroen iol.
Ser Sa6re5tag Der g o.
IIamqtipn Der Son It u
tipn bes polnif9en RET
DIES, Der erten Contribution in GU
rppa, pirb am 3. Mlai bur4 bic bic
fioe polnif6e &olonie in piiroiger
1eiIe in Der .Manbattan : 9ade" an
Der Sit@galtimDreitraBe begangen
nsrbsn. 8ater u. g. Papta BON Der
ct. Stanisluus : Stride an Der Qnnz,
nu6e Office QnntraBe, piro Die point
f6e uno ST.. 9eter s, Campbell Die
eno(if6e SFefreoe 6uIten. Cine groBz
orfioe 8araoe pirb por6er Ituttfinoen,
BE bon Der @aItern : @penus unb
groaotpup ausQsben piro. SGmmt=
li6e polnif6en Ritteri4uften unb Der
cine rperpen li9 an Der 8draoe betReiz
IinPn.
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Katarrb ii clptl''
ftrt CT 9eoeiht IN
2lmcriFd. Or
our5Ormgt allie
Organc oes Kor'
Per5.
glan neunt i'm
nit t%aufeno Ramen.
, QeIeu sic ben bier
8rief
BON Truu ". 6.
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Srornbli6e Nrbeiterz llrrnbrn.

Nr6eiter fprengen nit 1900 gfunb
@prengpuIDer bic Merte in bic
9uft. - Sin 4rbeiter bon feinen
eiqenen Mitarbeitern erI6of1en.
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Gin babies Sabrbunoert t6atenrsi8en
@irlens. - 9r. 8uItao Srug feiz
srt ben so. Su6restag ieiner Anz
tunft bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Wtrtens. - 9r. 8uItdo Srug fei=
srt ben so. Su4restag ieiner Anz
tunft bier.
Gin ieltenes Set purbe geItsrn
@6enb in Rr. $40, MeTtzMtul6errpitr.,
geFeiert. 9r. @uitaD &rug, Der BE-
fannie RunFi4IoTer unb @iienpaaz
renfabrtfant, beging i'm 8reiie feiner
neutrality-suspicious. unO GINGER
treuer 5reunoe ben 80. Sabrestag ieiz
ner Nntunft in bieIem 2arbe. gu 81
rem Des Sages batten feline 8in0er OaS
5aus nit 8lumen gef3miidt. @s mar
am %. 4pril 1849, ais 9r. &rug ais
10 Sabre alter S4lofer in NetpzYorf
iein ne1le5 9aterlanb betrat. gr purz
be in 1880 in Reutlingen, &0nigrei4
Wiirttsmbsrg, al5 Der Sobn bes 8u4z
BINDERS 8aIpar 8rug geboren un0 err
lernte bas S6loferbanopert. &ur3
na9 Ieiner Nntunft bier fano er Or
belt i'm 3 Itfi6en Yenniplpdnien unb
fam oann na4 Baltimore, mo sr ais
geI9idter 9rnOnerter bulo 8eI6dftiz
gung in Der eHemdIigen S4loferei oe5
6rn. Qnoreas Weder an Der SIDE BON
S~urutogaz unb SafperItraBs fano. -
Mie ale in europa gelernten 5anoz
4perter, muBte er bon unten unfangen,
bod 5eigte Ii6 bic CUTE Gsbre dls
psrtbboq fir i'm, unb f4on in 1861
bate er es Biz gum @ormann in Dem
@ef6dfte gebra6t. Na9 einigen Sab
rsn purbe er Iogar 9sI4GftszS She'll
ba6er unb mar 10 erfolgrei6 in Ieinen
lnternebmungen, baB er bei'm Nblez
ben bes 9rn. Mefer in 1880 oas gam
&c 9eI6dft ii6ernebmen fonnte. Gr
puBta oa8 8ei6dft 10 aus3uoebnen,
OaB er fpdter ieinen Sobn Sbeooor 5.
8rug als Sbeilba6er aufnabm. 6r.
&rug 1T unter Den 9eutI6en 8aItiz
mpre'8 unb be- onOers unter ben 8auz
meiItern unb Nr6itetten portbeil6uft
betannt. Nus ieinem 8eTaGft gingen
bic beIten in Baltimore erri6tetea 81
fenar6eiten 6erbor.
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Wnl.]tnQ6c&Uo.
Gr nuBte rs nid)t.

- unS "a cI.Saltimurc str.
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Die oeutT6s rsformirie 3ion5 Sc
mejabe feiert 6eute ibr 25~iGbrtges
8eHeben. - Nuoere tir4li4e SET
Ii6tetten.
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Np6 tein 6rieoe.
Dir DaffnfilfanSs> DsrbanNIungfn
. abgsbrodfn.
@ersUgerungsneriudb Der SiGipinps.

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rals Derlnisn ManiGa. 8ez
itefen Elm. buB tie gei4lagen iinb,
- Die amerifaniTden 8sOinsunz
gen nebmen iis NIT, - @in5elnbeiz
ten iber frii6ere SGmpfe.
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MoOerne Muttt& 82-ua:
n0sla re;3eac,5 &j1O Gle oca 31=
6enl" - Sua9e Mu..sr: D5o, Elm
oun3 nts6Itt.5 Spitt3eug."
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FcIl over a GIN. But Lives.

William Holcomb, a teamster. OF
Canaan, Conn, few days ago fell
from Il cliff ON Canaan Mountain, to-
gethcr with % pair Of horses and n
wagon containing wood. The cliff at
this point is soYcnty-iye feet high,
and the bottom is covered with huge.
Jagged rocks. The man and horses
struck i'm some sJuntcd pine trees and
escaped with scarcely a scratch.
HOlcomb was descending on the
South Mountain road with n heavy
load Of cordwoOd Half way down
the mountain the road skirts tho
dangerous cliff, with a himsv board
fence serving as the only railing. The
heavy rains of the day before had
undermined the roadbed, and when
the team reached this spot the wagon
slipped md the horses were unable to
holdit.
When the load struck tho fence
Holcomb cudcavorcd 90 save himself
by jumping Just as he lcaped the
wagon fell, and the impetus threw
Holcomb in 70 backward soucrsault
down the cliff Ho struck in pine
tree thirty feet from where the wagon
md horses landed New York Press
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Some discussion ensued; then we
went back to ask him how he had
trained the turkeys.
The fellow looked at us attentiveiv.
and then gave an account of the gift
he possessed of communicating his
will to birds and animals. 1t re-
CURED months, he said; but kindness
and perseverance, accomplish wonders.
We said to him that it was truly n
wonderful gift, and left, well satisfied
that he had not told us the truth.
"He's fraud, remarked Tom, as
We walked away. eff he had said fatty
that he did not wish to tell us about
it, shouldn't have blamed him, for
of course it's his secret 1t he wants
to keep it, he has right to. wouldn' t
spy round 20 find it out, either; but
now that he has gone on and told us
such falsehood, I'll find out his trick
if / eau"
L have always felt ashamed of the
artilico TO which VIC resorted, for I do
not think that it was quite honorable,
even with the motive of exposing de-
ception. What we did was to go out
side the fair grounds fence and come
round in tho rear of the cage. Bees
"show" was placed on one side Of the
grounds near the fence. Through a
chinll in the upright boards we
watched his operations for an hour or
more. - 1t was some timo before we
gained the least hint as to tho true
nature of his gull, but We noticed
that the cage had double bottom, or
rather two bottr4s, almost three
inches apart, each of sheet iron, and
that when Bee wished to set the tur-
keys dancing, he thrust the iron rod
between the two bottoms and ratified
it against them. But this was no
adequate explanation, aud we were
still in the dark.
Three or four successive exhibition
OF the dance were given while we
were watching. Probably the poor
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Yhnt 10 cnn1dn,l snl1-

A gentleman was walking with his
little boy at the close Of the dav. and
iu passing the cottage Of German
lubo.o r, the boys attention was Mt.
troctcd TO tho dog 1t was not King
Charles, nor black aud-ton. but a
common cur. Still, tho boy took n
fnncy 60 him, and wanted papa 60 buy
him
Just thcu Tho owusr OF the dog camc
home from his lnbors, aud was mot hv
the dog with oycry demonstration "a.
joy. The gentleman said t9theowuer
Ny little boy has taken fancy fo
your dog, and j will buy him. What
do you want for him2"
OF can't sell dat dog said tue Ger.
man
'L9ok here" said the gentleman
"iha' is 70 poor dog. bus aa my bow
want him. viii give you SD for him. %
Hoa5, Gays Tho German. 90 knows
mo i1 worry poor dog, and mo- amt
wort almost nottiu, but dere is Won
lcetlo ding NIT dat dog vat I can't sell
j can't sell de vag of his tail when +
comes home at night Weekly Wit
ness,
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caught him at it. Get the bows to-
gether and expose his trick and
cruelty"
The manner in which the Franklin
County boys exposed Bee was de.
scribed i'll the Franklin Gazette. in
its account of the fair, the following
Saturday. / give the item verbatim
Prominent among the side-shows
was cage of wonderful dancing tur.
keys, exhibited by one Bee Samuels.
n youth not unknown TO fame, who
also regaled the multitude with fresh
roasted peanuts. The dancing ex-
PLOTS Of the turkeys were really as
tonishing, and proved feature at
once. a turkey taught TO dance n
highland Fling was Il novelty which
immediately attracted public atten-
ton.
''The exhibitor cxpatiated upon the
patience, kindness and peculiar gift
requisite for training turkeys to such
high art in the Terpsichorcan line.
But alas for Bee, 1t was discov.
cred that his peculiar gift consisted in
putting live Coz from his peanut
rooster under t''e thin iron bottom of
the cage in which the poor birds were
confined.
"Now the people of Franklin Coun-
ty are great admirers of roast turkey,
particularly toward THANKSGIVING:
but the idea of roasting the turkey
alive did not appeal to them. Not
much was said at the time, but very
early the following morning, when as
yet few people had arrived at the fair
grounds, select party, headed, it i
said, by ono Nose Evans. called round
upon the gifted Samuels, took him
summarily in hand. and having re.
moved his shoes and stockings popped
him bodily into his own cage. Our
special constable, who would doubt
less have interposcd, appeared not to
have arrived at that hour; and quite
regardless of Bees protestations, the
visiting wags proceeded to fire up be-
meath the cage.
cit is limited that in the matter of
the Highland Flinc, Bee fer outGjd
his turkeys for space of at least five
minutes, and would have undoubtedly
leaped much higher had the top of
the cage permitted. Ho sang, mean
time, upon very elevated key.
HE was finally let out with n hint
that travel would probably prove the
best balm for his heated soles. This
advice he acted upon with such
promptness that our reporters was I'M
able to oYertake and interview him"
Youths Companion.
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