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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
speak out. Brethren,

The Silver State makes this very just
criticism:
The Republican papers in Nevada, al
though fully ware that the prosperity o.
the State depends. to a very great extent,
on the RECOMMENDATION Of silver, never pro.
test against the policy of their party on the
silver question, because such a course
might irjure the party in Nevada. Though
II is true that Senator J.. P. Jones strongly
advocated the reconciliation of silver and
the passage of the Standard Dollar bill, il
is nevertheless a fact that he had to oppose
his party in doing so, and that the bill was
passed by Democratic votes in the House,
and the assistance Of Senator Jones and
few other Republicans in the Senate; and
to-day, were it not for the Democratic ma
jority in the House OF Representatives, thai
bill would be repealed, and the product OF
the principal industry of the State still
further deprecated in value.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

The target score Of George O. Thaxter.
Of Carson, Nevada. Asst points at the 200
and 500 yard ranges, wal beaten by Lieu
tenant s. l. Kellogg last Sunday, at Shell
Mound Park, on q score Of 4G1, 227 at the
200 and 234 at the 500 yard range. Kel.
logg's average was 90 1-5 per cent. Thaxter
81 rs. The score of Thaxter, made about
10 days go, was the best up to the late
wonderful performance Of Col. Kellogg,
Both men have shot in their respective
teams for the California trophy, and both
take front rank among the worlds crack
rife shots.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Percy

San Francisco Exchange, April IL: The
case Of Percy G. Jacobus. ex-Secreary Of
the Eureka Mining Company, has been
continued in the Police Court for one week.
The Is Indictments found by the Grand
Jury against Jacobus for embezzlemeni
while clerk for W. W. Taylor have been
assigned to Judge Toohy's Court. Jacobus
is out on bonds for $50. 900 and it is re.
ported that the Deputy Sheriff, who has
bench warrent for him, has been looking
for him since Monday, but cannot find him.
1t is thought, however, that Jacobus ia on
his ranch in Modesto.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Chirdren,s Concert.

The children Of the NJ. E. Sunday
School on Ruby Hill. gave q concert at the
Church last Sunday evening. All pro-
nounced il a success. The following are
the names of the children who recited
Joseph Lutey, Willie Lutey, Willie Tregon.
ming, Flora Clark, Clara Clemo. Annie
MINIS, Jennie Dunkel, Ella Williams,
Tegwan James, aud Lizzie Stinson. EN-
lily and Lousie Father sang, Those Sab
bath Bells" and the Little Brown
Church, in their usual charming manner
Many thanks are due A. Dunstan, Super
intendent. and Richard Ivy, orgsnist, for
their patient service in ~instructing the
children.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Majors, who We learn by telegram has
been reprieved by Gov. stoneman, 10
very gritty sort of a man-killer. Judge
Belden OF Santa Clara, before whom
Majors was tried. thinks that he will go
upon the gallows land II is very likely he'll
go there yeti without q culver; that he Will
die like a stole. and will protest his inno-
cence with his last breath; that he will
make a speech OF the gallows, and that he
Is q man of almost inconceivable nerve.
Mrs. Majors arrived in Santa Clara yester-
day, accompanied by her two little boys,
and had IN interview with her husband in
the condemned cell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Not for Good.

Regarding the report that he contem-
plates leaving Nevada permanently, Col. j.
Minor Taylor says there is nothing in it.
He says, however: "OD the 4th of May.
in company with my mother, I will leave
for my home in Connecticut, by way OF
New Orleans, st. Louis and New York, to
be absent about two months, and will re-
turn by way of the Denver & Rio Grande.
l will be back here in time to take my seat
in the State Senate in February, 1886, as
hold.oyer Senator from Storey"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
PACIFIC COAST AOvlCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTISEL.l
Death of senator Fowler.

= "
vIsALIA, Cal, April 17.-Hon. Thoma
Fowler died suddenly at the Palace Hotel
this morning. He had just returned from
a trip to San Francisco, and complained
Of being sick and said he had been hurt by
a fall while getting off the train at Goshen.
His condition occssioned no alarm, al
though medical assistance was summoned.
His side showed marks Of injury, and the
physician pronounced his death from the
bursting of a blood vessel in falling. De-
ceased was a native Of Ireland, 90 years
old, and had taken q prominent part In
the political affairs Of the State. represent
ing this district two terms in the State
Senate.
Death of Father Sanchez.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, April l7.-Rev.
Father Francis j. Sanchez, the only one
remaining Of the early Franciscan mis-
sionaries at this place, and probably the
Oldest priest at present in the State, died
this morning. Father Sanchez came to
California il 1871 with the first bishop,
Right Rev. Garcia Diego, and has re-
manned here ever since. He had been i'll
for several months, from the effects OF a
cold, from which he died. Solemn high
mass will be celebrated tomorrow. He
was well known throughout California,
and aged II years.
The Celebrated Divorce Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-In the Sharon
divorce case to-day James J. Robbins, late
Of Modesto, was the first witness called,
after whom Mrs. Shawhan was again
placed on the stand. She underwent q
very severe personal cross-examination at
the hands Of Mr.. Tyler, counsel for Miss
Hill. On retiring to the witness room she
tainted away. The deposition of Fred
erick O. Burchard was read by Judge
Evans for the defense.
PARROTS Will.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE will OF
John Parrott, banker, lately deceased, has
been filed for probate. Deceased expressly
specified hat no appraisement or inven-
tory of his estate should he made. 1t is
estimated at SIS, 000, 900, the bulk Of which
is bequeathed to his wife, Mrs. Abby M.
PARROT
Majors R~eprieved.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-Gov. Stone
man has reprieved Lloyd L. Majors, the
Lexington, Santa Clara county, murderer,
to May 81, unless the Supreme Court
should decide before tomorrow morning,
on the petition for rehearing made by his
attorney.
On Time.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE first fast
overland mail train on the Central Pacific
arrived this morning on time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Farewell Party.

Mrs. George W. Baker gave an elegant
party last evening in honor of Mrs. A. @.
Cleveland, who has been s%nowbound in
Eureka for sometime. but who expects to
DO able to start homewards now in a few
days. The entertainment was somewhat
informal, but a large number of gueste
were present. Mrs. Baker received and
cared for them gracefully, and all retired
OF a late hour filed with good things,
landing the hostess and wishing the guest
Of honor a safe and pleasant journey
homo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
to Law.

The firm of Flood & O'Brien Saturday
paid, in accordance with the finding of the
Court, assessments on mining stock to the
amount of $39. 496 so, for the years 1s77-78
and 1S78-7s. For the first named year the
tax was $4,000. the interest $4,000 and
penalties $1,000; for the last named the
tax was SIC, 14O and the interest SIS, O1O 50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Big Ranch sale.

Silver State: Al. and Newt. Evans Of
Reno and 81. J. Pratt of this place have
about contaminated the sale OF their
Glover Valley ranch, in this county. to an
Eastern company for $780, 600. The sale
includes cattle, horses, farming imple-
ments and ranch. Agents of the company
have examined the property, and though
the money has not yet been paid, the sale
is considered closed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Wood River.

HALEY News: The mining outlook for
Alturas county during the coming Sum-
mer is full of promise. Work will be done
of a substantial character, which will
develop our mineral resources. The day
Is passing away in which miners and mine
owners fix up their property with q view
to making a big show for the purpose OF
sale. 1t is better to work property and
make money out of it than to sit around
for q chance to sell.a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
wanted-A Former Eurekan.

information is wanted Of Joseph How
ellis, a miner, aged about 80 years, who
formerly worked in the Eureka Con. mine,
at Eureka, New. He left here about eight
years ago for South Mountain, Idaho. Any
information concerning him will be great
fully received by his brother, J. Howells,
at Tuscarora, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
LOCAL MINING.

Brief Notes OF What is Going On i'm
the Mines of Our District.
The Helen Mortimer, held under lease
by Judge Doolin, Jerry Mcmahon and
Dennis Crowley, shows lots of ore and a
prospect for a big mine. The ore taken
out by the lessons runs from $50 to 500
and averages $50 per ton all through.
This mine is said to have the best defined
vein in the district. 1t adjoins the Cali
fornia on the south, which is another fine
property.
The Hamburg tributers are all in bo-
n Two of them have over 100 tons
out.
The Connolly is opening out we'll.
Joe Moline and Alex. Fraser have it
rich in the Altoona.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Editor Powning takes a great deal of
stock in Mrs. Bowers prediction that
Reno will be destroyed during this month.
Mrs. Bowers predicted the election OF
Cassidy several months beforehand
Times-Review.
The political seeress might have spoken
a good deal earlier with full assurance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Hotel

Parker House-R. FL. Davidson, Ruby
Pureau Hotel-Joe Trainer, Ruby Hill;
7 Murphy, Spring Valley; A. ONeil,
Jackson House-James Matson, Ruby
Mi. o. n. Ball, Adams Hill; M. Nc
Grath, Diamond.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Bflked and Hungry.

The Salt Lake Chronicle says: The
starvation among the emigrants on the
line Of route to the C@ur d'Alene is terri
BILE. Hundreds upon hundreds of unfort-
innate men are almost dying Of hunger,
and none dare carry valusbles about his
person without at tho same time being
well armed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
Hanging Talk.

A correspondent of the Butte Miner says
that some of the C@ur d'Alene boomers
will have a chance to mine at the end of a
rope instead of the sluice box, If they are
not more adroit than they have been.
This thing of misleading men should not
and will not be tolerated very long.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

The Messenger says the Battle Noun
tain Smelling Company have concluded to
start up their smelling works. The com
pany is on q solid basis, and means bust
ness this time. There will no longer be
any excuse for not working the mines in
this Vicinity, as preparations are being
made to treat all classes of ore. The ablest
and most experienced management will be
employed, which will insure the success of
the enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Lux & Miller can drive a band Of cattle
from San Diego to San Francisco and
camp on their own land every night
They are the chief land m~onopolists O.
California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

The best family flour at 81 30 q 100
pounds at B. Alexander's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Go to P. Steler's. He sells his hne Cali
ornia gold jewelry ct cost price.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18
-,.rruDAY's sTOCK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
100 ophir-6Oc coo slo
On Mexican-1O5c
osO Gould & Curry-13Oc
o Rest & Belcher-lSOc
1906 savsge-4oe
05O Potosi-55c
oOO Yellow Jacket-17Oo
1sO s. Nevada-2O5c 2
$50 Union-2lOc
80 Alta-12Oc
100 ChsIlenge-25c
200 Andes-15c
Benton-3Oc
20 Grand Prize-25c
900 Belmont-lh
40 Nsvajo-2H
100 Day.
100 C~hollar-110c
iOO Con. virginia-20c
1910 Bodie-3sOc
100 Bulwer-9Oc
100 Goodshaw-2oc
go Mono-1l5c 1900
10 Con. Pacifc-35c
100 Pinal-25c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

All kinds Of chewing and smoking to
bacco rs cents per pound % Clute's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Go to P. Steler. He sells his solid sill
yer and plated ware below cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

The best California ranch butter at II
cents per roll OF B. AlexanderIs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

A large stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods are sold at astonishing
low prices at the White House Clothing
Emporium, in order to make room for
Spring goods. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Four dozen fresh eggs for 81 at B. Alex
ander's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Go to P. Steler. He sells his gold and
silver watches at cost price. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

The choicest tobacco at the Postofict
Bookstore. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

HHO. For n COeur dAIene Mines
Three or four passengers wanted. No.
/ transportation. Refer to II. r. Kemp. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

Freight for the following named persons
arrival Yesterday afternoon:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-18

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE first fast
overland mail train on the Central Pacific
this morning OF time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23

BbtIabeGpbta, 81. SuIt.-@tu Reser
gamens ROiss Slt0sr Sropn, pur6e al
Nreitua Gbeub In gupoob, R.sS., auf bi;
autlage perhaftet, 8eriu6e semaGt 81 ha-
ben, auf Der sPbiIubslpbtG'atInnttcs@tt9
@iienbnbn" i3iiee aum gutgIetien 1u brtu:
gen. Bret berartiss Ssrfude ftnb tbm naa.
gspieieu. AIs fid ON Srettag Tlorgen bsE
3ug mad atlantic. @ttp Der citation Blea-
IautpiIIe udberte, eutbsdts Der 9Ofomoti0ii9. ,.
rer eiusu Snufeu Sdpensu uub Glte S9te'
usu auf BEN 9slstie. @s geIaus tbm, bic
EobrgeIGninbigfett bes 3uaes 10 3u perultu=
bern, bas, OILS Der 3ua ons StuosruiB trGf,
tstne GntglsiIuue srfOlgts unb tsiu ShaOsn
nnaertbtst mur6e. Sofort purbe Der Boz.
fad an ale !3lse teIearap6irt 3ugtetd nit
bsr Rnruuug, uorfiGtig 3u ietu. Der Gccom
moeottouasus. pslGsr balb barauf mad Bbt.
IubsIpbta fubr, faub etu dbnlthes Siuoerntg
ouf osm @eltiIe bst Bomoua. Der Hccommcz
battoufsug, psIdsr mad atlantic &ttp flbr.
fanb ein brittss Ssmnib uou S4psuen uuo
Gtien suhteu Ramona nab Blsaiaututue.
@stelmpcIiJtf Scuettou beeann ipfOrt etas
untniu6rns uHb stfubr, anb Subuarbsttsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
Nrbeiter. pnoeIeoenbeiten

Sprtugftelb, Sq., 81. SHut. - Die
Sabrtt Der DSItuots.' ubreH Comp" miro
pabri4eiulth infolge BON ueberprooutttoH
fiir bic 9auer BON flint 2So4eu 8e'4lohsu
nerSeu. 1000 ArbRiter tparbeu 6aburb be-
id]dfttguu9eIOs idon Dor mebreren 8o4en
1T tn Der 6abrtf etus 2Obnre5uttton uon 10
ErO3ent siugsiiibrt porbsu.
Cincinnati, 81. Suut.-0te Sttuos
tt0u bs3iigltd bes, 2Odout8" 6er&tgarreuma'
der bat fid nod ntGt uerduoert oerlelbe
oausrt isBt 10 gEodeu, Hno betos Parteten
MAIDEN no@ tttns gtens, natjugeben. gteb'
rsre Ter be6eutsnbsrsu BabrifGnteu ioueu ges
ionreu ietn, tbre Sabrtfen mad aaOsrau
Sla6t2n 3u perlegeu.
Reu'9aoeu, 21. Suut. - Der Strife
Der in ben biefigen @ummtihub 6abriteu
bsidafttgteu gabheu tit beenotgt; bic ar'
bsttgsber bubeu bic 6orOerungeu Der arbet.
tertuueu Sugefanoeu.
Sscob6, gltG., 81. Suui. - 9sfsrn
usranIaBtsn bte ftrtteubeu grbetter oer ga
gsmIhlen aIe bier NIT Dem Gtns uuo Qas'
Iatsn oou Sabrseugen beiddfttgten arbetter,
Ionte bic Sdmtsbe uuO Riifer 3peier Sdges
mibIsu, fi6 linen au3uitItebeu uu5 ste 2lr.
belt stu,ufeuen. Die arbsttgebsr bebauptsu,
otele Der 9eute batten aus Sur4t Dor gttB'
bau6Iuraen bic Grbett oerlafien, uu0 es
berrfd]t arose Gufrsguug TN Ort. 9sgeu
1900 Nlauu finO bsiddfttguuGaIos, uub es
mirb beri6tet, beute Abeu0 uiroea ale
3tmmerIeute uuo EagelObuer ge3muugeu
iDerben, ebeufaus ~ frtten. Die 9eitdfte
fnb uoLIfi6n6ta in's 5tofeu gerutbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
8rdnpe.

8ttt8burg, 81. Sunt.-Seute Rtttag
brad i'm SOutsrutH beS grOBeu BObubauies
uou Srn. y. {. Orr an Der Srrtu'40snue In
allegheny. Gitp Ssusr aus, neIdes ftd burd)
Sas game 9ebaube perbreitete uuo oG8 an
arsu3sube 8Obubuns bes PrOfeiior5 ReaIe
ueiGGbigte. Ser Sdaoen au ben bai0eu
Sduisru bstrdgt $4,000.
Beaber.SalGe 3D., q. SUM. .-5H
bem Sauflabeu bon gttdsl8, Gowar6s &
Comp. an Der RatnftraBe eutftauO bsute
6euer, bas faft ben gau3su 8Iod oerut9tste
Hnb cine 3ett lang Etuen grobeu EbetI Der
Stabt bsbrObte. Der 9eianmtuerlaf DtrS
uitbt unter $4,000 betrageu, ndbren9 itt
bic 8erIi1sruug uuf nidt msbr, ol5 $1,000
beIauIen nirb. Die &ntfiebuug bes 6sueri
tff rod unaufgeft6rt.
4uaufa, ga. %. Stunt. - Die Bar
rett'fbe YaptermubIe gu Bath, &c, If
bHrd 6eusr i'm 8strage BON $4,000 beiad
htat tDDrheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
NYn4eri6fe YcrboeShihte,

Btttsburg, BenuI., 81. Stunt. - Die
Sepobuer bon RcReeaport, eineR 6ledsn
Is Uieileu BON bier, itub In bebeuteuOer
aufreguug iiber bic llmt6nbs, peldle NIT
Der &erbaftuug BON @ufao SacOber unb
@b. 8aguer tn Serbtnouug fteben. Die BET
ben MGnnsr fno Der gruorouug bes Ser
mann @bmunbiou beidulbtgt, 6efeu 2etdbe
muu geffern aus benz @aiier 3og. @ehetm'
pcI3tfteu fanben I'm Reller bes sBaguer'ideu
Sauies Elm grpbeS Sod unO In bem3 CUR Sette
0epolfenen Sdmnt uub Saub etue 4u3abl
SaGre, bic NIT Der Barbe 6es 8artbaares
@bmunbion's iiberetuftmmteu. 8te Gbeorte
Der Bolt,ifisn TT, baB bic gi0rSer ote 0etde
bes 9et0bteteu TN Re(ler uer8rabeu uub ipa'
ter, ba ibueu Der BIab nt6t fider genIg
galt, bieielbe In ben SluB gepOrfeu baben.
lin ben 8etoadt elmer Dtorotbat a63umeus
ben, batteu fie @omunSiOn etutge Dollar
Itetne In bie Sai@s gefedt, bic aber, als
bic 2etdhe aus benz g8afier gesogen puroe,
ntht burHudBt pareu. @eraoe bet lestere
llmIfarS beutet barQuf bin, baB G6muuoon
nitbt gEeid3 mad Ietner Grmor6uug in's gBaiz
Ter aenorfeu norbsn iff, bsHu ionff wiirbeu
- Der Worb iit por feds Wtouateu auesez
fiibrt morben bic 8ils fibsrltG total
burdnaSt Ietn. Iuh Der Shpager Blg'
ner's, Sobu QOpr1, III unter BEN $eroa9te,
on BEN Rorbe bstbetligt geusien 81 ietu, In
Daft geuomnen noroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
Ems Subamertea.

Banana, 81. Stunt. - GHs Bern pirb
gen1slset, hos ber beutide geiaubte nu Srst.
taa fsiu Greottto iiberreidte uEo fstlrltt
eupfanQen nuroe. - Su Squique purbeu
ad,t 9dniergiutsrts bur4 etus 6euersbruufi
3eIf10rt.
Qtma, %. Stunt. .-Das 8Iatt 81 SoH.
r,Rrcio" 6srihtet, baB bic Stdbte Bicco uuS
Scq pom ben Eruppen oee eGcsres uuteE
O6erff 9sluotO singeuonmsu porSeu fiuS.
Der @eitdftaiheil Osr StaOt YtIa9lta if
ourc Seusr 3erf0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
Material fur ein Sbernan'fche
Unterfuohunn&E Tcmife.

SprtnQftel6, Waf., %. Suut. -
Sh Qius6ae entftaub beute friib Spiidsu
msbrereu bstrunteneu Rsgern etu Strett, In
msIdem @bas. 4u0erion ben 18'id6ri9eH
GssIts s. PsrTp Ourd stueu S4uB Iebsus'
gtfGbrltt Osrnuu6ste.
Au6eriou nnb elm aubersr Reger, Nameus
Sores, uetiuhteu ipdter, tn Samss Dar=
Itn9's gSabnuug siu5ubredeu, puroeu iebo&
bon 0fm @igeutbImer bgrtriebeu. DIE Re
ger 5iinbetsn bauu Darliugs 3pet S1eueru
an, psl6e SuIammeu NIT oem &obubaus
etrgsdfdert Burbsu. Darling uuO ietue
Samtlie rettetsu nit fuapper JtOtb thr 2ebsu.
&nosIiOu un0 Sonss pnrNeu perhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23

etren Heaer esIebeu batteu, Der nabe BIsa-
iantutgs Gtuas auf 6as 9eIetis legte. @tne
8sidreibung bes Hegers nurbe lOfort Idugs
Der gan3eu 8abufrede telegrap4trt unS Der.
ielbs 5alb barauf bonn @oufabIer Saruis tn
&Iuooo psrbaftst. @sfsrn murbe er mad
Gtlantic @it1 gsbra6t, mo mau tbu nit
QpuGa eriGt bebrOHte. Spdter bradts man
ibn mad Rap's 2anAins In bas 9sfduguts
Rau bat tn Grfabruug gebradt, baB 8ropa
Gade Gben pollte, neil CT bonn &onbuftsur
See ans giusm 3uge eutferut tpur6e, ba er
tin pertbloIss Eidst beInB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
RInfup rnh Rubn.

Ystp Yort 81. Suut.-Seu. 5uare3,
ber ipautiGe General. SOuiul, Isuguete beute
Die @enuuigtett Der Nadttbteu, Die tn elmer
gefern BON SaUauua etugetrOffeuen 8epeiAe
entbalten narsn. 0as srp6bnte EeleBramm
ulsIbete, baB Der ipaniite General JOniul
uRO Der ipauiite @eiaaOte In Baibtugtoa in
BoIge BON Sru. 8Iaiue's RomtHatton benus
rubtgenbe 0epeifeu on ben geueraI'SOu,
usrusur BON Cuba geidtdt babsu. @r iagt,
baB tbm ni6t nur bon etneHl @ommtfIar
gitGts beiarut ist, tpeldsr mad yfep'Y
retisu uao NIT ibm uub bsm ipautiAen Sc
iGubten etue Seratbuug psgen bes 8ertaufs
bon Cuba plegeu ioG, iOnSeru, oaB bic
g0u3e SGde etue a6iuroe Grfabuug let. Ct
ia iiGer, oaB on siu bsrarttges Broiett ooa
Der ipantiteu 8egtsruug niemaIs 0eba4
tnurbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
RrnnbFntaHrpphe.

Hewsgort, %. Stunt. = n. 3. Serie'
mans groBe 9dderet tn williamsburg mar
be beute bnr6 6eusr ssrf6rt. g8dbreuO bic
20idmnEuiGaft bamtt bemdbt mar, elm b.
na9bartes @ebdube gu retten, iltir3!e etae
Rauer Der Bdderst etu, uno orsi gittglteber
Der Seuerwebr, Rameus 9snrp Egld, SEQ.
Saigbt uub Stepbeu a(Ieu, puEoeu inter
ben Erimmern begrabsu. allen wurOe te'
benb, obwobl I6redlth pe.brauut nab Uer'
flImmeit, gersttst, ollein Ste anOsrtu i3Dat
paren tobt, ais man Te betUOriOg. Der pe'
fuutare Serlu1 betrdgt 100000 uuo ots
gprfiG5prur1 $40 O09
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
Sie SAmer3en zines id9par3stpetr
sen GbepGareG.

Cato u, Benni., q. Suut.-Sobu 9OoS,
Der 0eaer, unb istue petBe 8raut, Buultue
2cnia, bobeu su ben SsuiattOneu, bic fis in
uoriaer 0ode in gfepart uerauIaBteu, etu
usues Ra5ttel btu,ugsfigt. 8aultus wur1s
beute Norgen anf Ssranlafluug tbres 8a.
tsrs pegeu unOsrbeferIt9sr 4uftabrang osr'
buftst. 9auu fam SoOb peseu 8erfIbruug
nnb Frtebsnsf6ruug an bic &stbe. Die
leetsre aluse murbe oou RuuItusn's Ruttsr
etbubeu, pslds gIuubt, baB tire SOdtsr
ntdt nit @oOO OsrbstEatbst II. 8d1rs1S
fid bic gsfuugsusn tn Rt6t:r BaltOu's Si.
reau befanbsu, murbe Baultne bon t6reu NIT
8sdt sutrifsteu Gltsru uut ibrsr Sbueftsr
atpriigsIt. guG Der SGldgeret p1rbea
@GOb nub gaultue tn isparnten 3saeu uuters
aebrodbt. 9br 8atsr, tire Ruttsr uuo tbrs
Sdnsitsr muroen bnuH tuegeu thGtlt4eu
gnortffs usrhuftet uut marsu auf tbren
gpeee ne0 eem @sfduguts u0u mebrere1
9unbsrt BtrIouau bc5Ieltet. @oOO febTte
am 8isufaa Don NsWarf 3urad, uu0 au
glittpod bate fit BauItne in istusm Rof'
hnnIs III linn 1eIeilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-23
Die bemOFrattfdben JOurnaliftcn
BON M2tiIOurt ilber bic @raifbeut-
f&aft.

Sebalia, Ro., %. Suut. - Dsr bis.
fge n8smoIrat" uar0fsutItdt Brjefs uou Is
bGmofratiiteu SOurnaIifisu Gus Uifoart
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bsrieIben bsgiinfitgeu bic Domination &Ieoas
lambs, 3sbu iiuo 5u 9unfsu 8agaro'a, rad
bic lIfbrigeu bsfirpOrten auoere &aa6iols
ten. &ue, nit ausuahms pna ;usteu oSer
brsieu, Qlaubsu, baB pas ti8ltae 59reib'u
Eilosn's cine poitioe Bstgerung ist. Gtn
Rsbatteur iebob sttIdtt fih inter alsu I'm,
fduhen oto6t ober lsbeabig" fir ItIoeu.
SinfttItd Der Bicss Brdf0aGtIaaft Ia IN
gsidbr Die 9aIfte bsr Reoatteure fiit Uicz
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