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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-09
GnropGiiGC Sa6cl6crfhtc.
sennett nnO s,odop polleu SuOa tauien.

8arIS, s, Qc;br. StmCtt unO liadau
jollen al Der Sptte etneS SpnoitattS itehen,
meld)es Cuba fiir 800, ,OO0, 900 uou SpOuitn
fanien uiu Aud) 2eunhldnN lou icjuc l1auo
I'M Splelc baben.
EOubou, s. 9e;Cm6tr. - Gem Barrier
&orreipouOcnteu DER ,,9ailp NtpS" lit bic
2tn9abe, ouB eiu SpuNifat, Ou OeiieH Spise
rIe NGN. &tnuctt uuo 0idddn lte6tl, nit
Spnuien SercfrS 2lntauiS Der 5nlel Cuba
nHterbunOelt, uoH MOOrio aus 0mtlid III Ab.
rcrc geitcllI mOrbeu,
ilnbeidditiatc 4lrbcitcr III GariS.
HdriS, s. 9Sembtr. - ,M Der gcitCyn
pou Den unbcid)diti9tcn Nrbtlttu abgehaltc
ncu &erlamulun9 uurOCu Seid)liiiie auge
nommeH, WeldJe Die &crmeigCruuQ Der 3ah
lun9 aller NauemiCtheu non inter 500 Trs.
pro Sobr enlpfebleu, Ole $ertiiSuug Der tag
lld]en 9lrbeiIsiett pcrlcugen mo Die 9(eQe
rnn9 nnnorperu, 100000 6rducS fitr oic lin
tcritibung bHliSbCoitritQcr 2rbeiNriomiitu
III perulllIgen.
Tron:reidl nss e..
Sang soma, s. December. - 9tcuc
Ggsficn 5iuiiden ben NrdHSoieu nm Gbmclcu
Oereeu aHS SengfjHg ReRtetset- 4str &btuc=
ieH- lolen geld)lo9Gn NM ;um 6iit;ug &C.
;pungeu morNen ieiu Sie diueWden Nt
litdrbchOroen mefen Auildlteu, peiterc groBc
SruppenF0rptr iibtr bic @lcnit ud1) Gong
ting III it)iden Die @lodnoe BON Soruolo
iii nm cine uomiHelts Die iron;0iiid)e Slottt
lic9t III Setuua por llutcr, wdbrenO Oie iibri
gen 0diuu Nem NNnbtl uOdl, luyC uOr, cIIen
iteben
Gin ruiiiidler SmipCttur uom 2tnNcntCm aes
prn9cIt.
8tttrNburg, s. December. - 0it
SmbentGn Der 0fitdrntGOcmt III NioStau
uerGbrCid)tcu bieier Gage ciuem Snipcttor,
meld,er einen DER SmOenteu heorobt bate.
cine iurd)tbare 5rodlt 8riigel, Sielc oty
ShGter iiuo rtltqjrt pOtr duf dnOerc SSellt
beitroit morocn.
IiC Srauioicn aui DiaOa9astnr.
&uriS, 8. 3e;embu. Ter Serdlt ibtr
Die por Dem NinougaStar Gomitt AcmNhEu
2luSlaNeu mWpt helItt Der 9tputirttutNm
mer OorQcleQt. llOnliral SalIbCr, WClhu
lnngt 3eit SGfehlsbObcr Der ir0HjOludltu
SrtItmadt IN NiNbdQnSt0r 9elpclcN III, tr-
tlGrtC in iCiuer gueingc, GHglan0 babe ucr
md)t, NNS GmutuIehmcn ;luiifeu SranhCldl
mo ben Nou0S III Stdnbc I'll brrugeH. 0iele
&eriud)c itiCU iHOtHcu iehlgcid)lagcu, "a Olt
cu0liiheu GtmpobuCr pou liu00gdStnr, net
DE unobbdu9ioc N}etbpoieu iciCll, lid, uidt
cinmol bon GngauO bCcililuilcu ldlltumoh
ten uuO uoH Otm TaOtIOnCiitH cug!udtu
N0B gcQen NrOutrtlh bc'cclt icien. GIC 800
uGS miirNen III cln ruuiontlco Notcttor0t
cinullllQtu lutlT llld)t OCr Cnqlnmt GnlluB
Ties uuG.uogrtc. sine 3lrmct pou 10000
Ninm uiirbt itiuer 2luijllt uOdl gCritgtu,
nm cine GrpcNitou uad) ser 0duptitdot Nh
tOHonorCO III mtcnehmcu. Gr ratbc ItOOh
uidt O0;u. Die lluiuuuldiii9tctt Ner 0ODa9
made e. uumUQlid), &uudac nit ibucn alb
'uId,lic6cu. &c Eolitit, Olc Ell bciiIuuol,t,
bcitehG III ptr &cicBuug Oc> Suite ourd) iran
;0fidlc GuIppcu &c NouNS uir0cu oar
aus erchtu, OaB 6ranrttd cnidoiiCn lei,
ieine 8ctltG III mnhrtu, uHN wilrpcn mobr
idlelulitl uuhQcbcu.
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2O0O eleaa,ite @eId,afts stasiise

fir S5erren, aus ben belien gan;luollenen Salz
iiuiir=Stofisn angeiertigt, fir $500, friibe=
rer greis SIS uno $50. SeridieSene Winiter
BET 6. 81. SebnI & Sohu, oeuti6e Sieieers
fabritantsH, Ode Yrait= guo SanopsrftraBe.
f29l-i
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@crihtli6c 26rtttc se9en 0etriiaes
rildlC SatlferOttcurc.

prInQTICI0, WI0n., s. 2CiCIl0er =
s. a. 9iomiaD uuo ). 2. @roote, .QiitlIit
Der Scr fauirn Niutleriirma Is. u. RamiaU
& GOmp., wurOcn heute 9in6mittna trdit e
ntr uuu Der GYaue Sum nuigeitellteu 2lutlu
qcid)riit pcrbaitet, ipdtCr eOO6 gCgeH ie 5000
Dollars 8iirQihuitmieoCr eHtlaieu. Sie iJu0
bejduloiat, 3lfticu, Die iic olS Gou0terale IN
0dtteu hattcn, iomie baareS @elO, Gas lbnJu
;um 2lufaui pou 2lftieu ouucrtrOut uoroeu
mar, uutcridlageu gu habeu.
2S6ite BlNtuS, R D., s. 0eibr. go
,jobu Dt. Dtaiteriou uuo Ybilllp tutaS, iuu.,
Don Der Bripatbanfiirmo Niaiter * @omp. 3u
Dit. Sernon, iine BON Der e'rdHo inrg ots
IiebitoblS inn eritcn GjraOc aHgetiagtWoroen,
neil fie Sch BON 3epontcren entge9sEnGb
men, uac1oem Te bereits INIT @emlBhsIt
ten. Nnr ihrc Tirrud iHOuent mar.
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@imitnra clues @etrniOe @lepatore

@bica9o 0, s. 2eiember 2rmOor, Dole
& Comps groBer Genaibe Gleuator an Der
1G. StraBe ftiir;te beute rib tbetlntie ;us
iummeu, mo $1,000 Suifel gSoi;eu iieleu
nit pen Sriimmern Berab. Sin 3beil oes
@euaibeS lit Suritdertongt uno in ciuem be
nuhbarten Otagaiin uufgeipethert morNen
Ter @leinnmtnerluif hetrGnt etlnn Sln.NN
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2fns Der Sit4oesbamptitaSt.
Sur GbineienTraae.

9Sa ibtHgton, 3. g., s. Se;ember.-
0aS Sber SnnOesgeridlt 9ab heute in benz
Gro;eiie oeS Gbineien Chem 6eong cine gnts
ifleiOune ab, oabin lanteub, ban ooS ameu-
birte 9(nti =@bimeeu z@elee pom 6. Otai 1882,
nat tpeld)em Elm Collectors Gertiiifat oaS
eir;i9e notbweubi9e Seweismittel fir OaS
0ted]t eineS d)iueiiiden gtrbeiters sur 0fiidz
fcbr mad, oen Ser. Staaten ieiu ioa, nidlt
auf lOld)e d)ineiiide 9trbeiter auwenObar lit,
pelde beim 9lbidImB oes &ertrageS Don 1880
im Ennbe maren, uor aunabme DeS @eieteS
uon g. Wiui 1882 nad) China abreilten unO
crit nadl Annabme bes neuen 9lnti= =@bineieuz
@eiebes pom ). Sui 1884 ;uriif;ufe6reu per
iud)ten. 9ns 9icd)t lOlder 9trbeiter ;ilr 9titd-
febr miro burf oen Sertrag bon 1880 9aran=
tint, welfem Der GOH9reB Der 9(uiidt OeS
@erihts nod nid)t an;utalien beabii6tigte.
@bineiiid)e 2lrbeiter, meld)e bei'm AbifluB
oes SertraaeS in ben Ser. Staaten naren,
babcn bemnad mieper OOS 9te6t, obne ein
Collectors @ertiiitat III amerifdniihen 6Gfen
;u lanbeu, fails iie aubere redltsirGitige Se=
meiie fir ihr friiberes 6ierlein nnterbreiteu
f0nneu.
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9Sieocr cine observation-disclosures TT
SbamOfin.
Sieben SobIen9rGber Snrd Gin id)lagenocs
SSetter getpotGt. - Ritr cine Seid,c duigc:
IunOcu.

luUotu.
z bam Tin, Genui., s. 1t;ember -,iH
Der ,Nenru Sian SObengrtbc" ereignetC iid)
bente ein jdlagenbeS 9Setter, hnrdl meldleS
6idldrb Sudett, Setter 6oble, >Soiepb 0ue.
mann unb Sonatban 6Or getDbtet muroeU
alle Sier tuaren SanllienuGter. 5bomaS
2Silliams, ebenfalls uerheiratbet, eritt mabr
ifeinlid) tObtlidle Serlebuugen Die 2ehcn
SobIes uno 3uiemaun'S mufoen INT llbr
bente 2lbeub auf sic Sberilddje bef0roert, uuo
man iu6t nod mad Den iibrigen Die Mme
1T nit 9aS gefiillt, unO Die 2lrbeit Noher init
groBen @eiabren perfniipft.
(Spdter. y 3ur 3eit Der @rplpiion beiau
ben it6 iiber 200 0tduner unS andben in Der
SOhlengrllbe, iuelde Siuei Ifeiieu BON Cha
mOfin liegt. 9iejeui9en 9lr6eiter, meldle
unperlett bauon tameu, erreid)ten Inn llbr
9iadmittagS pic Sberildd)e uno mad,tcn
Wiittbeilungen iiber Die Sutalnopbe, Die iidl
in bem iueitlidJen Stollen gn. ereiguet
bate. Die grploiiou eri6iitterte OaS gan;e
@rlbcnmerf. 6Ol9enbe liebeH Mam 0rbet=
teten in Der Hdbe oeS SrteS, an peld,elu oas
id)lagenOe gSetter eintrat, Mnb tuuroea uers
mist, ais Die @'eretteten dui ser Sberfl6d,e
ge;dhlt tuurben:
6idarb Sudett, SOuatbdn 6Or, Oeuru 30
bel, Yeter SOblmaun, Soel 9niemann, 3bo.
mas 8, 2SilIiams uup Elm unbetaHutsr 8ole,
@ine ans Sa6oerhGnNigeu befsbenOe 8et=
tln9Smumiduit wurOc l0fort or9aniiirt HO
beg0b lid, nahNem OaS gSert einigermuBen
pentilirt lnb BON gifrigen @aien beireit NOR
ben mar, in bie unteren Stollen binab &is
9 llbr beute glbeuo mar eS tnNeieu ur 0e-
lungen, Ole uerfobite 0eid)e 8obet'5 aui;uftrI-
OeH, uno man begt feiue bOfintug mebr,
bab irgeno eiuer oou ben ibri9eu lluqlitdli
den nod am yeben 1T. Die 6amilicn Der
Spier iino nm Die Ginfabrt periammelt uuo
ihr sidmtler 1T Mnheidlreibltdl.
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Ncip.@Orfer Nadlridltcti

9telu ?jort, 8. 8eieHber. gric.
d)ijd) fatbOliihe @eiflide, 9iGmeus 29aoi-
mir, @ioeion unb Witroiou, famen beute alS
3piidenOeds Yaiiugiere Gui Dem 2dmpter
,SregOu" bier an. gle iin6 mad 5dpaH
nntcriucgs, no iie cine Niiiiion ,u griinOen
bofien.
- Inter ben III Uergangensr &ode bier
eiHgetreteneu SosesfdueH mHroen III our9
auS,e6rllne, n burd) yunae 3iinoun9 uno
43 ourd (llfu06renait ent;iinbnng Derurz
iud)t = sine ar0Bere Au;abl 9OOeSidae in
SolGe pom srant6eiten Der ReipiraticnS Or
game, ais ie ,uUOr III Der eeififte oeS bic
iigeu Sauitdts 2eparementS.
= Su grecnyOiut, IS, mnroe beute Die
@pplifatiOn bee Negers Gbds 8. 9tngg UNI
einen neuen BrO;eB uenrOrieu, unb Jtugg
pirb i'm Sanuarternliu Oes ,Sper auO Ger
miner GeridiS" ;n Song 5SIano Gin iunt
9cbe uerurtbeilt werben. ST iit betaHHtIit
iiberiibrt, Erau Rapbee uuO Oereu 5O9ter
am i6. giopbr. 1888 81 &roOtpiae, QueenS
GOuutn, ernor0et Su hdben.
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9lrbcif 1tno 9phtt.

YittSburg, Yenui., s. DECEMBER. -
Zen Anqeitellteu Der oAtlaie @ieBeret 1T
cine iofort in Strait tretenoe 2uburebuttion
uon y Yro;ent anNetiiuoigt moroeu
Srioqep epprt, Conn.,, s. December. -
5ie SituGtion beSiiglid oeS !6utmad)erz 9lus
itanSeS Ill Soutb NOnpalt lit uuperduOert,
5rei ..Scabs" famen beute 9tad)mtttdq aus
9tem=9 9)ort an nrO murbeu bon Den 6utfabri=
fanteu Goofllt uHS Snapp empianQen. 6iiHl
80li;iiien esfortirteu iie nad) ben gSertItdtten
nnO etpo 800 ,,Suiter" foigteu ibneu. Die
,.Sc0b5" murcen nid)J Gngegriffen, obIuobl
0ie 9lnsitebenoen NntermegS biele tumultna
ride 9emouitrationsH in Scene Ietten.
(Spdter. )-8on ben beute 0ngetoHmeueu
,,ScobS" ftn6 alle nit auSnahme eineS etll=
sgen mieSer mad 6anie Suriitgetebrt. Siele,
melGe i'll 9ieuz 9Ort eng0girt mOrOen paren,
murSeu Dor ibrer 2lbreiie Don bort burh
agenteu Der ausitdnSiideH ms @ebet ge=
nommen uno gum 0ortbleiben beipOgen. Der
Sahnboi in Soutb zNonpalf miro burh Sor=
poften Der ,,Strifer" ihorf bemadt.
9outerS, R.<yI., 8. December. - Die
5eppihfobrit Der SO aleranoer Snith's
S0bne, melfe ieit leetem 9fOoember geltlolz
len mar, ioll am nG1iten Moutu9 mieber IN
Setrieb geisbt ueroen. OaS Stabllnement
beihdftigt 2000 arbeiter.
AHgnfta, Ga, s. e5ember-aIe bic
fgen Saumwollipiuuereieu fuO in boiler
5hdti9feit uno babeu ben Yreis iArer gSaa
reu mn einen Siertelcent pro g)Gro erh0bt.
Sseiertaas 6ei6enie!!!
Seioent unb alpara=S9irme, Spu>
sierifGGe nit GnlD>, Silbers uno Glz
fenbeinsriHeu, billis In &ua. Serz
Inns Jabrif, ar. 6S, QorbzGutaw>,
nabe Garatsaaiir. (S93,5,9.9 308)
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9Git tincm 9itoer Oltrdl0e0atl9elt

Wem mort, 8. 2ejbr.-1is Gattiu
nss giofons Gpbrarm Ard GuegHe, S.-S.,
nina 0eitcrn nit eiuem uubttHuuteu Jieger
ami unO Oauon, lmo man Uermutbet, 6aB ht
taS 8oar mad 6lOrIOa begeben hat. Die
Trau laBt oreI Sinoer lm Stlhe uuO Jolt
GuBeroroentlidl ih0u iein.
jSpdter. )-Gs perlautet lest. oaB Ger Ns
qer, nit melfem TraH 2lr6 ouybbrannte,
6ufe beiBt, unO Oab pr arf mad NtU
9ort aetommsu III, I'M ben Negsr 81 er
it]teBen.
g9ea NIT Dem Oerduiper, gcitnanie nnO
ecipei! Sruu6e lisbsr Or Cages Ca
talrh Remedy" l295,7 ,9t&wJO)
Ge6eu ben riibmIi6iten @mpieblungtH o,r
oeutideu llniperindtsu III leB aud oer Gu
falpptenz Gruatt Der Sirmo Sauoer & Cons,
SanOburit, gluiirolleu. uou Der iuternatio
nnlen auSTeauug in amterOam III Ausr
iennuug leiner uorSiigliden 6eiltr0lt NIT oer
NusseifnuHg eiueS Diplomas uHo DleoNllle
qetr0Ht poroeu. Sonllt per al
.,oulteu, Satnub, SnhuenSa, SalSz, euita
.r6brens, Suu9eu= uue BruIt GntSlineuna,
ySenhhuiten, SroHhttis, Gronp, 2ipb
,,tbsrie 3nrhida, 9(ubr; ;gtieren uHo paui
,trautbeiteu; Sr0nO=, SriIbs, Smnitmuu
zen, Suetl6nugen, SeueHtungen, @t
..id,puilt, 6beumatISmuS &C. leioet
Sanoer & Cons @utalppten @rhatt 1T
oas psrGBlifhe Seilmlttel. Wle0er Bros. g.
60, Ct, gouis, WiO., N9t., lieiern eegen en-
pisug pom | Sent bic SsUbte Der llnioerh
tatsn, t9,9,S-j
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Ger @iicr, nit wtltem man lId bcirebt
rene Mittel gegen 0uilen mo GrldimHa 5u
eriiuuen, lit eritaunjd; Is iOllte BOD Den
yeuttn binlduglid) tlOr lem, OnB oas Bubli
tum nur 81. 8ua'e y6uiteu SnrIp" wituift,
uno Uon ftiuem uuocreu lrdpurat 9hpds
mificu milf (295l
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ai,r anoben TIM alter BON f2 bis

IA Sabrctt Seigen mir bic belten nno preIS
uir6iaiisu 4u5iiee unb lleber3isber OOn
o.. 80 auiparts an. 8eiebt iie BEL 6. y.
Sehm & Sobu, SauptauGrtier fir Stuabeu=
ateiber, @dt Brutts uub 9aaOptrfr, cell
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- Ser SerlagSbdnolcr SNOI0 Sou9laB Ilt
GOinburg bat ioebcN eiu 8dO6eH @coi6te,
oercn &eriaiierin 6rau z Nt. .. Biat, Gjat
tin Oc5 umcrdduiidtn AonilS III Sort lit,
per0iicntidt. 0oS 2Scrt fiibrt oeH 5itel
An Irish Garland"
- 2c br.iid)e &cglcumg hat bcid)loiieu,
pc 2lutlogc ge9eu Neu tiir;Gd in Dublin
pcgcu OugebLdeu Nodptru,bs ucrbniteteu
6rCOerid !. 2tlleu, %ite @rdiioeuteu Der
Young Ireland Society" iallcu iu l0iieu.
-- 5u ?ouOOu grnfrcu Nlc 8lattern.
2GGhreuo Der oorigcn lSodlt wWoeu 800
Grlruutungoidllc aHgemclCct uuO onOOu be
ruQ ole StcrblidIttit y ByOitu.
eArai Ot yciitpS crfldrt ole &gribtt
iibcr eiuc UOn Der ,znGtannl Gompngnit"
bcidlohCHC &ubrctcuuN OeF N0uOlS iilr
uerfriht.
CO., hr. yeO 9tllbce, DER bttuuntc GonpO
niii, III ;um UiitglcO oCr irdUjONi9en ata
ocmiC crlpdblt morueu.
G0u 5uiieriu, Ocr Utut &lcef0nil
uuu ,Snoleu, III ~ &ombaU NHgetOnncu
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Sic Gin,pnnoercr 9ppIiteuCr perIaHuuaes
sszex mGBi9 uno rrdItsguItig.
s6eeren Hdi Oem s....Ium Oic prsWc.

&m Smaimi6en 9riegS Geri6te i6lug
beute Der 2lnpalt GIrospenor por, baB Die
Situngen be5 geridteS tiiuftigbiu tGglid)
ifon nm I'll SOrnrittagS beginner iollteu.
Gr begriinocte Neu Sori6lag aui ben pom
pielen i3ettungen geGuBerten Gaoel iiber Die
9augiamfett Der Serbanblungen. General
S6ofelor Der SOriiber, fertigte GroSuenor
our6 Die Semertnng ub, oaB ft6 oa8 Seridt
nid)t barum timmere, mas man auBerbalb
iiber ieine SerbanOiungeu iagc. laS lang
nieriQe 3eugcn &erb6r mnrNs ONm fortge
iebt.
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Neme Mn,eigen.
psr Glepflana gsnOrihs Drrein

Tas &refntiu Gomite periatttnteIt iidI bente
elbene, 8 ubr, in ,,@ntatus Sanie" 8ebufs
Serpolrdnoisun9 herslnoronunsen fnr oieYRdffeu:
@eriamntlnng, ipelde ant is. DECEMBER I'm
,Spneorotas Spernbaitse" 9e1olten iperoen ioli,
unb in Der Senotor 3. .. 9ance, adbt6. s. 0ian=
oolpbt1udcr unb anSere herporra9enoe Re6ner Anz
lpradlen bdlten meroen.
T. y. Sntdjiiot, 8oriiser;
(295) q. g. TeIiou, Setretdr,
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Sauer6oftt Wduuer lIeber,ie6er

$500. gine unsebeure Auspnhl Uon ben
billigiien III ben feinitsn ju $50. Yreiie DOL
lig 25 SroSeut biaiser, als irsenopo anbers
in Amerita. Seiuft 6. 81. Oebm s. Sobu
erprobtes uaS reeles Stei6ermasa3iu, Gde
Yratte AnS !0aHeperitraSs. (2sl-)
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aIrrifnIr nnn slrbcitrr.

&erltH, s. QeSCmbcr. - 0tltgtlcOcr
OeS GenuumS baben oiiulpolitiid)e Snrdge
i'm &eidStage eiugebraUt 0ertliug, Stor
lemer lmo 2ieber beantra9teu u6mlid ole
balOige &orlage eiueS GeieteumurfeS, in
melhen Nie 9lrbeit al Conn lm6 6eiertagen,
porbcbGititj eiu;elner, geuau iu beitimmen
DER 9luSnobuen, perbottH luir0, Dir &iuOcr-
unb Nraueu 9lr6eit III ben Sabritelt elnge=
6rdnft, mo Die Mnrimol 2lrbcitSSeltcnuadl=
icuer m6Uliher Irbtiter geregcIt miro.
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Sron:reidl nss -.


8rttrNburg, s. 2citmbey. - Die
SnNentCn Der Nhlitdr0taotmlt III NioStoU
uerabrridtcn Oieier Sage ciuem &nipcttor,
meIder eineu Der SuOenteu heorobt hattie.
cine ilrhtbure Sraft GriigeI Siec per
SbGter iluo reIeqjrt pOtr AMI dnoerc SScllt
beitroit morOCu.
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48. GpnareS. = 3tpeite stbnna,

@enerai @rant ,peiit oie QeuiioH inriid. -
Teue Bills i'm Sauie. - Cine Vertpiai.
eung pun 100000 far pas 9iepeital pcr
SartboIoisS Statiie.
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StIrme nuo S6iffbrHdle. 3wei 5ampfci
nit Wanm nno @ans hnteraeaamaer.

N0n00n 3. le5ember. = 6NtNtbolt
Stiirme babcn al Der Siiite geiultbet mo.
piele 8eridte iiber Sfifisunfdlle laulen ciu.
Der uon @orf na6 gioerpOol beltimmte 9am=
pier ,,@oharo" lift Nui ser oObe pon 6Olpz
heoo unter9egongcn, unb ale al SorG be
finolihen Berionen, etipa 80 all Der 3abl, er-
trarfen. Sin anOerer 0ampfer, mcld)eu man
fir bic .9llliance" ans @aroiif bGlt, lit iu DER
Snase pon 8riltol, unlueit Oe6 StGOtfeuS
8oscaile, ebeuialts nit @iau uuO 0iauS
untergegaugeH.
Sic ncueite 3mnS9ebuua oes iriiden YatriO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-09
@isntnrd's Suhn.

yOnboH, S. DECEMBER - GS MIN bier
pertiinOct, OaB Grui 6erbert &iSmord I'M
Sanuar ieine 9tmtSpilifteu ais llnterIetrctar
Nes StoOtsmlriitcriluuS III Berlin dHtrCttH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-09
Gnrppatid,e &a6elbcfi6tc.
@ismat6 mnS ssimsihorii.

&erllH, s. 2e;. - Die r9iOroo. 2tll9.
3tg.," 6irit @ismurf'S Organ, ertldrt, NiS
am leeten Niitnpod) I'M 9ieihStng pom Dr.
2SirNtborit gebulteuc &eoe Su @unten ietues
2lntrNgs aui 2Sloerrui pe5 Grpatrilrrn9S9C
ieteS lei cine entidieOcu reidSieiuoldle uH0
made bic 9iahfOlge oeS 6e3pgS Oou Gum
bcrlouo uui Den qroBbeToglifen Ghrnn oon
&ronuifweig5ur Observation-Disclosures. : IL
9teidlSrt9isrnug f0une niemulS trgeno >St
manNem oubelI, peld)er 9tebeliOn qe9er
&0iicr rnO 9feidb uon Der &eOucrtrtbiine pe2
AfcifStnar htrnb perthciNialc.
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Sm Observation-Disclosures

berihtetc aeifer, 8, pom &ermiaiguugo 50
mite Die Nhlitdr 2(taoemie %crmilliguugS
bill ein mo oieiclbe wuroe Dem Yltuor So
mite iibermieieu.
Der Spretler mterbreitttc cine 3uid)riit
pom @eueral Goimtiiter, ueld,t cine Ser
milligung non 100000 Dollars itr Den 81
ien6abu Eoitoienit mdbreHO oeS HeiteS oce
laltfenoen 6tstNliabrcS cmpiieblt: ibenuic.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-09

9n6lin, s. 9eSember, - Der 2ublmer
StaNtratb beifloB beute 9lbenb nit 81 gegen
u Stimmen, peu giamen Der '0auptitraBe
Der Stabt Uon SadpilleiraBe i'll S'GOnueq-
itraBe um;umanOeln. Cine 0eputatiOH &aui=
leute proteitirte gegen Die Seranoernng, alleiu
;. :. Sultiuan, Wiitglieo oeS britiifeu
8arlamentS, bC0eutcte ibr, baB Fe ben @iin-
iden oes iriihen SoltS OppOnire, Dies
mrroe pom ben adufieuten ais cine 0robung,
lie i'll ,6Ogcotten," auS9eleat. Die 8aufente
bringen einen Touo AMI, I'M bic Geeblidteit
Der MaBuubme beS StaouatbS oui Die Brobe
Ill itellCH.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-31

only be further diverted from the
subject they daily meet to consider.
Mr.. Kellogg says that already a
member of Congress who listened
to Mr.. Walsh has told him that the
witness is Of unsound mind and
would be in the lunatic asylum
within year.
Mr.. Walsh, when asked what re.
ply he had to make, said: II cam
not afford to notice the rawlings Of
this unfortunate man, for he is al
ready morally convicted, and abuse
from him is the highest decoration
that an honest man can desire."
sNATCHED FROM POVERTY.
The bill to place Gen. Grant on
the retired list has passed the Sen
ate by a unanimous vote. The
services rendered by this eminent
soldier in the war deserve this evil
dence Of the nations gratitude. The
bill should become law.
The pay Gen. Grant will receive
from the government will be about
SIS. 800 yearly. This, with the in
terest of the secured fund, will give
him all annual income of about
$4,000. With a house in New
York and a summer residence at
Long Branch in addition to this in
come, the friends of the General
need no longer to be udeer t be ap-
prehension that the failure of his
stock brokerage firm for $1D,O00,OO0
will leave him impoverished.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-31

with the disreputable acts of man
in whom they placed SO much con-
idence.
Ferdinand Ward is in appearance
a man of about 35 years of age.
He is the son of Baptist minister
and came from Gcneseo, N. Y,
about eight years ago, and for q
time was assistant secretary of the
New York Produce Exchange. BY
the aid of brother, young Ward
was established in the brokerage
business and ostensibly made large
sums of money, and was reputed in
Wall street to be sagacious oper-
ator. These reputed characteristics
gained for him his partnership with
Gen. Grant upon the recommenda.
ton of Jas. d. Fish.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1884-05-31
The Man Who Ruined the Grant Family.

A few hours after the suspension
of the Marine Bank of New York
the firm of Grant & Ward, of No.
2 Wall street, closed its doors and
suspended payment. National in
terest in the latter failure ran to a
high pitch when it became known
that Gen. Grant and his entire fam
lily of three sons were hopelessly
involved and all their possessions
swept away through the recklessness
and cupidity of the managing part
ner, Ward. The first rumors stated
that the liabilities of the firm
would reach nearly 81 100000, and
this was considered heavy failure
when it was known that the capital
of the firm did not reach over
$5OO,OOO. CONSERVATION reigned
supreme when a casual investiga-
ton revealed that the indebtedness
of the concern approached the
enormous sum of sl5,000,OOO. A
panicy feeling broke in Wall street,
and the next five days financial
crash upon crash reverberated its
ruin among the stock gamblers OF
the metropolis.
Amid all the wrecks that OF Grant
& Ward stands prominently noto-
rious for it's revolving dishonesty.
The firm is composed of Gen.
Grant, Jas. D. Fish, president of the
suspended Marine Bank, U. $.
Grant, Jr., and Fert inand Ward.
Ward was the executive and active
partner, neither of the Grants tax
ing any part in the conduct OF Its
affairs, trusting the entire manage
ment to the man who proved to be
their Nemesis.
An extended article could be
written of the astounding transac-
tions of Ward. In brief, the man
ner in which he conducted the
business of Grant & Ward was tc
represent to investors that, through
the personal influence OF Gen. Grant
the firm controlled various govern,
ment contracts whereby they could
and were making enormous profltss
Heavy loans were thus secured
For instance, speculator woulc
loan the firm 100000 for ! sl3 :
months, upon a contract that w
b 600 was to be paid for the use 0
+ the principal at the expiration Q
tho neriod. Ward would pay tn
Q interest promptly out of the prln
, cipal, and the speculator, belleVln:
, that he had discovered sal
bonanza, in most cases would IN
crease his loan to the firm upon tn
same terms, and thus the modu
) operandi continued until the day Q
retribution dawned. Development
will reveal what became of tn
millions that gullible spectators s.
confidingly placed in the hands q
a reckless operator. Gen. Gran
land son are mortified, not so mucl
at the loss of their small fortune
rs tho connection of their name