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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
EeGegrap6t(Ge 9epsfdjea.
(BsEi$ts Ses .sHoeiirtsh grsfe" fir ben, Ssutf9sn
Gorrsippnbsnten.'
as. Gcuoreg.-erft. sisuna.

vs. tngtoE, 5. 6ebruar. - SIN 9 E
mate rpnroe etne Bill etngebradlt, eei
vSiiesSaniaIer BQhn" bos Weasredt Surd
bas SnbtanerzSerrttorium su geftatteu.
Cor reidbte etne meme Biu etu, ben SuSia.
neru ale Subipicusu 9dRbereien an3upsiien.
Sotplsb. bte Bsniionsgeies. 3u amenbtreu.
Die BON Sbsrman etugereibte @uauObtl
purbe mad l6ugerer Debate angenommen.
Ser Ssuat nabm bann bie Bin iiter ett
2antanipriide auf BITE roH Werifo abgetre|
tene 9ebletstbsile nuf 9tns ober, obue bic
feIbs su stlebigsu, In gretutipTsung, porant
Ct ilh osr!ugte.
SIN RsprdisEtantsnbaafe
urterbreitete Suderb (Ilo) eiuen Bai4tus,
psltber tie 4snlter Der Stsnosrapbsn ber
SauS.@omite'u auf5ebt unb pernrbnet, bl6
fiinfttgbtn nur bet 0eisnoeren SeranlahuH'
gen Steungrapben auf 9eiu6 etaes &outte's 9
bonn Spreder ernannt tperbeu iolen, uHb
bnB bas Rednuugs.gonl bas @e5ult bers
islbeu fefiIsseu loll; bsm TedIuusss@ s@oulits
iibertpteien.
Stsbee (5la.) bot eiueu Bedding an, tuel.
der auatuuft iiber bic 8esabluna geptIIer
Slorioa'er Inipriide bon Der &egieruua
fOrbert; bsm @omtte fiir ausmdrttge auges
lsGenbeiten itbernteieu.
gouns (Eeuu.), Sorfser bes @omite's
fir Gusgaben i'm Separtement bes SHnereH,
beridtste eiueu BeIhIuB ein, rpel3er ienes
&omtte binfthtlif) ieiner llnterIuduug iiber
Die 8egierungsarbeitsn am 9ot Sprtnsss
Greet tn artanfas antortfirt, elm aus fiuf
aitglieSeru deficiencies Cub. .Goniite mad
Arfdnia8 su ht6en uub $500 fir isnen
aLa 90 A.. \ EoL
@intpanS uno erflGrte, 90 ideine tim, als
oh ss MIR pieber auf cine cougreiiiouelle
Summsltour nbgeiebeu isi; Der Bsi5lus
iuurbe nit 15S gegen 102 Stimmsn uers
nprfeu.
gurues Gro bonn Serniltguuss. GOmtte
bertttete BITE SausbiQ sur Be3abluug Der
Sabadsffeuer Ridperaiitung nebff ben
aMeRoemsnts bes Seuats ,uriid; augeuouI.
men.
9orsbeimer's (N.zg.) Bin 3ur grtbet,
lung bes Serlagsre9tes OIL ousldu6tife
SGriftifeller tuIrbe In ben Saustaleuber
etugetragen unf etne BON Suht3comtte etn'
beridtete Bin sur Serlduseruug bes Ints.
termtns Der Sommiifion ftir yalabama"'Iu'
iSride bsm Blenarconltte ii6erpieien.
Hat grlebigung peri6ieoener anSerer
UuHlthsbtIHuIie btub ouS Suas nul 10 n9t
NaGm. In Ylsaarfsuns uub ;og bte Bill
3ur gtab1truns eines Siireaus tim Sutereiie
Der NIT benz Sbterreif)e In Serbtnbung itss
bsnbeu Snoufrts;petge Bureau of Animal
Industry tn Setradt. Sarrts (Ro.), 8Ors
ftser Ses aderbauz z@omite's, ieste bic Ser.
oreuunsen Der 8oriage -auseiuaubsr uub ers
ldutsrte, baB bteislbe barauf bereduet iei,
bic 2ungsnieude uno anbere Stebtranibetten
ausjurctteu. 8elforb (&ol.) iagte, es let
Tim mttgethetlt tporben, baB bic Bin bas
8ert Der pereiuieten rStebt6uige" bss 8e.
fteus let, unb tas Saus iOue sabsr bic IN.
selsseuhett tn !brsr sauasn Gragueite uu'
terindeu, ebe e8 bte Bin pafitre. gStlion
(Sa.) ipra9 ~ gunfsn Der Bill, tporauf bas
@omite um 10 1br ieine Stsung aufaub unb
bas Saus ftG uertagts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Rurit tRabtInsprfarn.

Die @emahltn hes Brtnasn 9sOrs Don
Sadieu iff gefOrbeu.
- GGtb. Rt6ar6 Sapiss, Wit9lie6 bss
britiIdsu uutsrbauiss fir auglsisa, BAT re
fgnirt.
- 9duemart bat bsriddrfte 8srorbuuu.
gen Sstrsffs SuipettiOu oss mad gu9laub
srporttrten Stebs etugefibrt.
Fri. Eortuaeus, cine Sdauipislertn
bss rSapop. .Ebsatsr" in 9OuOOu bat stue
S6aosnerfastluge gsgeu GOrO Sarmo9Ie nee
gen stuss ss6ruasusu Gbsueriprsasas elm
eeleitst.
- @iue gusubl trti6sr SrdFiugs, buruu'
ter bic etugetsrfsrten SSuuinctbIss," lou
burd itn frisgsihiff aus eugliiheH Gefdug
niffen sutfsrut psr6su. 8Obju bic Strdfs
lings glbra6t psrbRn iOQsn, III utat bs'
tonnt.
- Sr. Glemencsou, bas befauHte ra6ttale
Rttgliso Der iranI6Fidsu 9ammsr, tutro
btm Sernsbmeu mad udhfens cine Retie
mad gngIanb ma6sn, mn ittl liber Die oor'
tigen armsngsiese uub Sas gOOpsrattpipfem
Su untsrrtHteu.
Die ameritanii9s Sadt s@itana" IN
III Gibraltar uu6 bic sDauutles," cine on.
bare amsrituuiide Satt, 80 ct. WthasI
aui ben asursH augetommeu. 8stSe Gabr.
ssu9e iolIen iid an Der bs9oritebeHosn Be
gutta ID Rijja bstbstlissn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Der O. @eIensdrft&

Nttp ort 5. Sebruar. - T0!geu0es
fin6 Die SdlubuOttruugsr: @eIS 0ffRete 3u
19-2 Broseut un6 idicB ;u + PrO3sut.-
Stirling. &diet 4.654-4.S5i auf iehsSt9
Gage unS 4.88-4,984 auf Si9t,-BIuSes'
Sbligattonen 9,pro,. 100t, 43.pro3. l14g
un6 prcs. 1924. .-Attten: ASnHts' &rprsB
1881, @entratsBaciFc 63y, &5ei. & Ohio 144,
grie 26f, DO. Brtor. 60, 2ate.Sbore 1908,
R.zS. Central 87a, Hortb- 8efsru 1901, bu.
Brior. 146, N.,Y. Central 1853. Bittsburg
1888. 0ieobing 56s &oG-Sslaub 1l9, llutons
RnriFTr S1I g1sffpru,lT,tTn+4 II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Ser &strGiSea ure Siftnaliei1s
worFt,

gbtcago, 5. 8ebr. - Rebt flau, Bat'
zen mabig Iebboft, ber W5artt DfiHste rts'
priger, bte Bretie tptdsu, 3ogen wteosr on
uro itlOifeH ! mater ben oorgsfrtgen Staten;
Nats Taeta lsbbaft un6 flau; Safsr ftettB;
8nggeH fill; @erfte ftetig; S9uetueiletfd
mdB'g lebbaft bel gutter NaGfroge uab lhloB
fettg. Nahfebenbss EHb BITE ShluBu9ttruu'
Gen: &ai3sn-Jetruar 92t, Itat 80; Wats
-Scbruar 522a, Nat 58l; Safsr - Ssbruar
32SS; @srfe 81 bis G2; Sladsfameu 1.524;
ShpetnefletiG-Sebruar 1880 btS 1884;
Roi u. SO bis 17.60k.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Sin ebemaliser 8unss&s Seaator
in Merifp srmcrSct.

RaibUtlls 3snu., 5. lebruar. -@tue
8epefdle ans @uIiacau, i'm merttaniidleH
Staate Ghtbuabua, melbst, eaB 0it9ter
Ssurb Sooper, sbemaliger SunSes'S Senator
fir Eennsiee, gefern nabe btr erpdbntea
StGSt bcn 9tduberu ermOrbet pHrbe. @r
trar Supertntenaent ber bsribntsn Bolt
i9sn StIbsrmtne uEb stug i'm Nouen1ber b..
Sc. nit $3O,019 pou RaIbotDs ab, nm Die
GGulben 6er @ompagnte su beiabIsn uaS
etn StaHpfrerf 5u etablireu. @r mar aHf
eem Bsge mad Gultacar, nm bort Surrdtbe
en3nfaufen, ole er eruIerbet tpur6e. Die
@rube lte9t bod oben i'm Sierra Raors9 &c,
birge, uub rsridiebeue Hdubsrbaneen trei.
ben ibr nnpeieu tn Der 9sgeub ,ptI9su benz
0erafierf INN GrIincnr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06

Bon Tliittsru i'm eau,eu 9auSe fstst Der
Slnssrnf gun Simmel empor: 1uHisre
E6dtsr fiHb 10 ihpi6lid uuo utebergeiAla.
gen, ohHe fraft, atbeme' uue lebenslos bet
ber geringfieu Anffrengung. sSns toHnen
mir fur re tbuu?" Die GHtport lautet etns
fad nuo 6offnungspou sweaBt fie pdbrsno
elmer bic bier Rohen lang spopfen= BEttern"
0ebranGen, nab he merben geiuHbs r0fg,
muntsr unb perenigt tperotn.@"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
4rpbtbitipniftenz Son1ent tn
BDffplt.

Bottom, 5. Sebruar. - Sedabuubert
BerIonen (Qidnuer uuo Sraueu) aus per
idieoeneu Sbeileu bes Staates psriamnlels
ten fd, beute i'm vErsmoutz zEsmpeI," nm bic
8epsguug gu @uufien etues BrObtbtttuz
amenoemeRts gu forbsrn. U. u. Bluu1b,
sin @sitli6er aus 8offou, tpurbe gum Sorz
fiser srpdblt. Ra6bem Der @ouuent orga'
niiirt mar uub mebrsre 9elegateu Rebeu &C.
baltsn batten, sriulsts SertaSuns bis ulor'
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Die yGitp OF SpIumbuSsaSatai
ftropbe.

8offou, 5. Setrunr. .-gine amtli9e In,
tsrfHduus iiber bis pgitn Of Columbus.
6atafropbs bet gap 'Ssab, burd ipsld)s 81
Rsniden um's 9sbsn famen, nabm beuts
pcr ben Scmpfboot SHipeftoreu Surubaul
unb Sapags tbreu anfaig. Stele Sreuuos
un0 Ssrpauoteu Der Spfsr ass llusliida
trobnen ben Ssrbanhluaeen Bet. @apttdu
gBrigbt, BefshlsRaber bss untergegangenen
9ampfere, mar tn Ssalsituug ieiner au.
tpalts 90. &uiisu s. 8ufel onusieub uub
tpurbe ols erfier 5eu9e usruommeu. Su iei.
men Ausia8sn gab er Gustuuft iibsr ieiue
Ausbtlenng uno @rfabrrugen uls Ssemanu
uno ifiiberte ouuu ben Shiffbruf Der /, @itn
of Columbus" TN Gtntlange NIT ietuem
fdon friihsr psr0fentlidten 8srt4ts.
Rad @apttdu gSrigbt purbe Sr. Col.
tine, Der 3Dette Sngsuienr Der veitp Of Go
Iumbue," pernommen, jtoo@ ereabsu ietne
Ausiagen sbenfaus utdhts Neues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Die ueuen sOlsstftrifte tn 5Sahr

S9beu, Utah, 5. 6sbr. - Die Sob.
iudsr stsben iest rilaHenbnft uud bem Occur
b'alsne 9tfriit I'm norNwsfliden Ebsile
pom SbabO. 9te @ulbidger ituS suu1stft aus
ben rSlGd Sils" uuo gieuaSa, Iegen auf
SGueeiduben bte Rstie suriid uuS bslesen
9anb, bas fie fir aolbbalttg balteu, trosbem
es nod bon fnbbobsm S9ues beoedt 1T.
Ran alaubt, baB bic gum l.. april b. s. bic
8epolisrung bieies nensn Dorado mtubefens
nuf so, 600 aefiieaen iein nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
3pei Sinbcr su xpSe Derbrannt

gSbseliug, @. .>Sirg., 5. Sebruar.-
Gilliam Rorriion's &obuuug In Yocabou'
tas- @puntp bruuute In psrgangener Nadi
nisbsr. W0rrtiou unb Srau, iotrts uter NIT
ben @lteru In stuem 3immer iGlafenbs
ainber retteten iiG, anetu 3pst Mldo9en i'm
alter BON unb II Sabreu, BITE In siueu1
antersn .3tmmer idlisfeu, tamsu tn ben
TIaMrleu nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Sin Npffmetffer erfapi5ea.

Setroitt Nih., 5. Sebruar.-@ Gin BE.
trunfener SauiboIb, Tamens Sop, idoB ge.
fern Aben1 su unisa= &itp .ohue alIe Seran'
iaIiung auf ben Eoftmeifsr Sbaler uub brad.
te i'm cine t6btli6e 8unbs BET. COB ent.
Sinh nnf1 bPr Shnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Gattinmprp unS seIbftmprS

Spracuie, N..Y., 5. Ssbruar. - Su
Sousr, R.=Y., faub heute Nadmtttag 3tpt.
iGen Sas. 9. Stuss, eiuem Sutidenpolferer,
unb ietusr @atttu etu !3auf ffatt, Tn beiieu
Solge 9iues Der Srou ;pei S9uBpunbeu bet,
6radbta unb banu iid5 Ielbit burG siusu Sdus
In rem 6chf t1htsfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Rerthppue Nuefumff. .

gBH on Gpspepfie unb ben iibeIn Eolgsu
zines in unorbnung geratbeneu WageaS leibet,
triro onrG ben @ebrauf BON Or. Chalmers,
Seiltinftnr groBe @rleinterung erlansen. Sis
ndrft bic girpen, ridltet bes Spltem piebr
oni, rnft treilihe GBlnfi heruor unb iollts ists,
ueHn elm Eonicum n5thig in, anaepenbet per.
ben. Yreis s1. Bel Setb o. 9anee,
Sir. 1os. sSeh- 8kltimore,S Str.,s sl babsn. ls7-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
RrirFfaffeu,

Is. T. 1928 "-8as bsiagts Sa'ii, n,rs
LID bon bier cbgegaageu, III In stutgsu Ea'
gen In Bremen fdhig. Die Eamtlte bes Ssrra
lrobut in gir. 941, 2Bsh'BaltimorsfraBe.
Srtefe OIL tbn i0Easn Ste 6ur6 bic 6irma
u. S6umu6er & Comp. b-f6tbsru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06

HST Die 8srt' nnb bic 5onutugsiduls
bar eTfen eeutldbsn perstniateP epaHaeiHdbeH
aibt bsute In ber ..ConeoreY tbr setutes Sous
iert nebit BAL. Huf BITE &org tten fur Griterss IL
arpsgr EltiS uHter 9eitrH3 ~ ,tDf Seoler oerpeHs
gereinee unb itrer SGnEef DerhtH ii6 ffr ben Bee
fud her ,Gprcnrhia" eurc etuen genusrei4eH Gbeae
lln6bcgfte beiobnt iiubeH. Butt uHh arfrsit uHaen
finh In fxfabr<ueu Gsuhgu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06
Sladburn tu 4entntfp gum Suns
brsfenatpr Romintrt.

Srantfort, &p., 5. 6ebruar. - pr.
glQdturn tpur5e beute bonn bemnfratiiden
&aufus BET @eisegsbuug gum Suusesi,na'
Tor ucrintrt, na4bem Sprehsr &arltsle's
RGme suliidgs3ogeu tporeen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06

eoft fie fGpaeen, ipenn fie @ud fur Gnrs
Grfdltung nuerbanh Rtttel anratben. uns
boItet feft an BEN bemdtrtea Or. Buu's
x3ufisKs &nrup.H lS2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-06

,DcG Der Ssgen fommt bon Obsn,@ Tug
GGiIIer In isiner .Glode.~ &orreipoubts
rtub ergdnseu mir: Ssrnb bic Setlnng zines
Suiitus bur9 Or. Bulls ~9uFeu. Sprup. 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-02
rolueal Notes



Whru The saisn srsh h,i MAS before
the noase - Representative. M blame
~a, speaker. ana NJ obtained rcfu, ssl,r i,
in,ef, an amendment ;, that ihr clause
relating t. tho ss.sf, " speaker should rrfcr
on,, d speaker, subsequently, elected ~
,hl, seI 10 ,olunisIii, gave az SS,ss LAS
= Ia, that s,a heaT reading a.onssiae = ,he
Nsll,ssn letter.
Speaker CAt.,. ]. credited ~.:h -,
sus
Il .m moral, certain ;hs. Go, Cleveland
~, X ouJ rex; President
"MhN uAs asked
Il am 100 has, g. - tB;o a a'.ua;c cNt.a
na,Su. ha, all st,c wa the HSurrs. ana
,oa ,An uoEk sat ghe rvsal; rhcrr ar lAS
electoral 'oie, ,r ihr South. ana NJ U,c'c-
ana Nj. r~ssit,ct, ~cSav rNrN crr NJ
iherl, ~ matter to~ much ;s.A ;scrv :
sl'S! Wrs. N,rsin's. Noy;a tAn'las. t.oit-
Ia "a Louisiana ~ < Ia acah' lhcn Ne
wt.i ia,i as crrtssn,, oArrN New Ncrk. Nlih
Il, - Nc,e.. New Jersey. sith y and lpal-
sas Is sax rs siS ,a.rs. I : r,orr than are
RIAL, rr>,asrea arG ,hcr No fecl ,cr, ssa-
sa,pe =. CARVING CSnaectsai. oa,c. Nsch..
rsu " .s~,us4a. Ie!craac. Nevada. Nvreru
snl California - tAsi NJ RsInc I'LL "a
Ne,, tss sheri q ev,is7e cncash 'o'rs ~
,aoess
II ) ~. nou ul.asn iAc 1Ansr Il nr,tN-
sh-a., ;As. Cleveland sAoal4 IL maac rCc>-
iaes;-N J >nz
~ Ger FrsaA Norv, 4 lo~,>ans =
raen,scr az tae republican \stNnA. e,'nra,:-
tex SAYS .As louisiana Genosr&:> agc uai
making az esrae>; $zs;. ara TEA; nasa, q
;scss uho ~, ssTTort the 5cr'Nrsi4; tHa-
srcs>saas. candidates. NJ Ncte So kAlpc
saG lossr h-~0SS> gr-e.et..oa - .hc
Aoase IS eVrsssr. Ag,4 ;arre Az e.NN4 essn1rs
Il svrGhsssa s.s,xe>s .a ;p7o @aeg Ss>iTss;>
hsx,a,s> ,1s.., ~ % have Acsa f-v;'.as
<,fg tAe s.s:s e VI Es.as'> hes.;A. raa>,
X ~ 5 l,,..e coa>-,,oA :, ;Ae ss>' ash
sA-.a he 5 snAayuS tx mains e ;s'7., a.
81, az! he ;s.sspss x AsRa>hsk'Bs ~ as
westward e,ag~s, he scezas - ~ v1s>,a
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s. sagae ,=s.r;,,is fshlevs hs,e r~7ec>ea,e;
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aeslss max eA :Ae, 80 ase ,he@ss.'c>
E 6s<,aas g TX s>9rvs>,vs ,lsA-s g ~ .:sN
I spGv;., so N y >ar,
AAals>a wa;k=a.a 4 gAs ~, yaNss
! tas,aess ~; &svvs .As ass & ,Ae Anssi ;NN.s
vss = Sas.az :As s;hey Cav s=1 sss :Nsl
/ As usa.a5. he :.,sA !. sa.s s>Ae.. ;As ass;e
I ~Tss, 49, Ha>. ~. seA., ~T.s.~ $40 ;As
E ssleszss-. .Ae AsHrsaes & X >;s.sSTs
e nszsS>;ss.. ~TAegs Rsr=A.,;sa :sg-S n;
5 Easss a<s sxst - Sass sNss "A. ,4S a..
Z sasssvra ~ \@s.seA zss- ~.Assks - *
I KsaaA,sssz tszsS -s ssssr, ) l@s oas Asa.
I @'cs ass ese, AseAes sAs= ;Ass q to kzs,
E l.sA~sa vAs ases ~ ss=.e ;s,ls &aA ases
E s,ss.t TIE sszas 1854 l a. exa s&o-a &c
E -, & IT, Nnrws.L Ha51sesE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-02

The coiored Masons Of Boston cele-
| brated Monday the one hundredth anniyer-
sary Of the granting of u warrant empower
ing Prince Hall, Boston Smith and others
TO form an African lodge in Boston The
exercises Of the day began with procession
through the principal streets. A number Of
visiting brethren were in line, including a
number Of prominent colored Masons from
New York and elsewhere.
Last week Tuesday, the republicans Of
Berlin, n. H., raised beautiful flag 20 BIZ
~ feet with the names Of Blaine and Logan
inscribed thereon. This was done amids,
much enthusiasm and speaking By several
noted politicians of the State. As the wea-
Their was fine the flag was not taken in at
dark and during the night it was stolen BY
some miscreant. The flag was found We'd
nesday in the Androscoggin river, where il
was thrown after being torn down, and il
has been replaced. Much Indignation pre-
walls in the community.
"A dispatch from Denver, Col, says:
Miss {. ]. Welton. a wealthy Young lady
from Ne" York, persisted in snow storm
Tuesday night Of last week, while descend
ing Longs Peak. Miss Welton. accom-
panied by guide named Lamb, made the
ascent in safety Tuesday morning, but en-
countered a severe snow storm. during which
the lady became completely chilled. Lamb
assisted her IN the descent the best lie could
until about O'Clock At night, when her
strength entirely failed. He then carried
her tor half mile. when finding bis own
strength failing. he told her the only chance
OF saving either Of their lives was for him
TO leave her and 20 10 his fathers house.
seven miles distant, for assistance. lie left
her n, 10 clock and returned with aS<is.
lance Al | O'Clock Wednesday morning, find
the lad, frozen to death Her remains were
taken TO Longmont ana will BE- sent thence
to New York. Miss Welton was hghl,
refined. grel, lover Of nature. and very
self reliant.
-llarpcr'> Ferry il 10 10 ,0ll. with The
famous lit,le engine house where John Brown
mnde bis final struggle, almost the only
building standing upon the property. 1t j.
said that Washington himself selected the
spot TOR national armory. and IN 1894 the
government bought $40 acres there. added
80 acres 10 this. and leased 1895 acres
more. Shops We're at once built, aud the
making If mu>kct~ began IL 1896. The
manufacture ot arms was continued there
until the rebellion broke out. when the
tuntrdcrateS chniItrd ii withuu, a blow
Il was soon after taken by the Union forces.
bat not until after the more valuable ma
elmer, had Been moved ~ Richmond
S'uncWall Jackson rcCapturri IL IN 1867,
the icdrraS came ~ possession AGAIN, aHl
The war ended wth The Village tutu
wreck The wat'r power d, Thought b,
some Il b. the finest n the Wo.,i An
attempt Ms rilta 20 save Tile .ps hnu.r
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New YORK Tribune !
The 0eueais Of Lies.

Intelligent men have not overlooked the
fec, that the campaign against Mr.. Blaino I.
largely one Of false prctrn.cs. The dclibcr-
ale fal.ehoods Of The EreniHg Posi-. which
have been 40 fully exposed. are bu, samples
OF the statements made continually. by most
Of the Dependent aud Democratic Journals.
These statements have ceased 10 deserve any
mercy since they have been confronted with
conclusive proofs, and are nevertheless per
.is,ently repeated. The mistake Of MAY.
the passionate over statement Of June, has
become the deliberate lie Of September.
The air ia filed with them. Men aoop
TO usr them every day who have been lhought
honorable and iSh.mndcd hitherto. They
assert what is planl, false rboat Mr.. Blaine
and his prrt,. and thea. swept on, so 20
speak. by tho rash Of their own la'nchoods.
dishonesty suppress the t.u.h about Mr..
Cleveland. hia chef associates anu his pay,
and 40 go deeper iulo the m'rc Of az nth
day by day aud vet the, were once called.
and wan, 10 be .,ilI called. homes, men.
Where lie, The trnuhlc7 In The fact that
the rharisccs and Democrats start with
false prcicncc then entire campaign is based
upon an attempt 20 deceive the country.
The boilers. with rare exceptions. were free
raiders q. for revenue only men, II that
name plrases them better. Tho on, reason
The, meditated a Dol, wrs thst they were
intensely hostile 90 thc protcc i've system.
ard wanted 10 exclude protection from tho
tara The Drmocri.i nor had tempted
,hi. the Depended, had secuted aprro, al
ard promises of aid Ttcu cemr mrlcNtc
up. rN,ng of the people to defend their tights
and interests. The Mo r,son 3iil was beaten;
NJ Blrtrc was nomina cd square issue
ON the Protection " Amrncap i"dus - was
accepted.
THEN the bcmo,rs'S and brpr"urnts
took their hrs, step IN the downward path
81 dthnnr,, The, faucicd tina, prrsoral
abuse Of Mr. Rlrinr would src,ecd be ,cr
than oi'rct ad,ooac, ., fcc ,fadc. and 50
began the abuse. Hoping 80 NAL ISLANDERS
more elective. the, claimed 80 be no longer
interested 10 the AMI question. bu, pre-.
.radcd 10 hc persons ot such c.al'cd Torl
purity that thc, pos ',"lN could no, VOC
ior MI. Rlr,nr. though ,rar ~; to alpnot
tho Republican parry otherwise. IL char,i,.
NC ma, suppose that ihi, WAS half uncon-
scious misrepirsrntnion at FIST 4 has
grown 10 hc deliberate and siupcndous lc
the parent lic of tins foul rimpa' IN "
hos For N tnuH - conceal their rec
trade AIMS. these people hs,c been dawn
into prrAts.cls f'ltrhood about Governor
Ilc,elsrd's pos'.ion on that qur>ton. II
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IRISH NMrElcNNs il PAINFUL uAtl.

BoSro>, Sept 80 \ large meeting of
Irish Americans Who propose TO support
blame and Logan IN the coming election.
was held tonight IN Fancuil Hail The
meeting Was very enthusiastic \ number
If hoodiums attempted 70 disturb the first
speakers. but uetc soon >ilrnccd CO, John
Warren presided, and the speaker, we're
Judge Brennan. of Iowa. Cart, O'Mcashrr
and John T. CoiIcS. &C Boston, The tariff
and the benefits " protection were the
chief topic, dvrt on Strong attacks we're
made on Gov, C,r,clsnd'. moral character.
The Cambridge WAnc ana Logan Bat.
TALON ol lri>h Americans. which marched
into The CT, TO attend the demonstration a,
Fsncud Hal. th,> evening. wss attacked Nv
hoollum> on Hinn Street and assaulted
With stones, hr',k> ami other missiles \
doscn 81 m,rc terch BEARERS we're struck
and ,rNcra! hadl, cut, ,Nn requiring ,ursi-
cal attendance. The battalion was Without
rnacr protection. ami aNrg bearing the oat-
rage ftr some minutes the, ,u!drui, fltncl
oa the croN ! aai cleared th- street ltwa,
sharp Stree. dsht f.r ana,.r. hl' "a. ,aDn
o,,f. anl The delegation Proceeded Ne me
ta.t
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