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Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

Company *" 25th Colored Infantry,
his been awarded the trophy for the best
drillei company. and highest average score
in target practice in the U. S. Army. for
the year ending Sept. 30tb, 1884.
There is no ordinance Sergeant among
the coIored troops in the regular army.
We trust, therefore, that the application of
Sergeant Major Benz NJ. Morrell, of the
25th Reg. U. S. A., who has been in the
service for eighteen years, will be favor
bly considered. .-Ex.
Col. Bob Harlow once said that the COLI
ored man says, "Give me Jesus and you
NAV take the world" and the white man
takes the colored man at his word. We
saw the colored man cries, ''Let me vote
for the princir les and you may have the
office" and again the white man takes him
at his word-IEd. World.
The South seems to be growing more lib
eral and kind in its treatment of its colored
citizens. Ind. World.
President Cleveland is very silent man,
and keeps his own counsels, and it is pretty
generally understood that he is master OF
the Democratic ship-N. Y. Freeman.
Whatever else may result from the change
in the administration of the National Gov
srnment, it will be readily seen that the
change may result in better understand
ing between the races in the South, and
with this better understanding will come
advantages to each race.-Ark. Sun.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The Colored Press Association, so~called,
where is it?-N Y. Freeman.
All 20. K. Just wait till Pledger sounds
the bugle. HUNTSVILLE. (ALA) GAZETTE.
What has Pledger to do with it :? H.
Price Williams, who represents no newspa-
per we know of, was elected President of
the Association at the Richmond meeting
last Summer. Where is II. Price Williams?
Let him show his hand.-N. Y Freeman.
Pledger is "tbe Iower behind the
throne" He is to the National Press
Association what Hamlet is to Shakes
peare. However, we also would like
to see both H. P. W's. hand and pa
per.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The Cleveland, O., Globe is about
as vigorous q youth as we have in the
field of colored Journalism. It cell
ebrates its tenth issue enlarged to a
5-column quarto. We wish its en-
terprising proprietors and editors
full success in their laudable "desire
to give to its many readers the best
paper published in Ohio by colored
men,"
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1885
Business Notice.

MIR. Francis Davis, general travel
ling agent for the GAZETTE is now on
a tour through North Alabama in the
interest of this Journal.
We commend Mr.. Davis to our
friends and the public as an intelli
gent gentleman, whom they will find
accommodating, reliable; pleasant to
meet in business and otherwise.
We cordially solicit the patronage
of the reading public in the towns
along his route, the most Southern
point of which, at present. will be
Birmingham. The GAZETTE is always
p.oud of its numerous warm hearted
friends and hosts of readers in the
Magic City, and especially ofthe gen.
erous support and treatment accorded
to all representatives of this Journal.
On this occasion we are assured
that despite the "dulI times not only
Will Birmingham respond literally
with the support Of new and old sub
scribers and friends. but Gadsden,
Alfalfa, Chattanooga, Tenn, and the
other enterprisiug towns which will
be canvassed.
The public will fad this their best
opportunity with the extra induce
ments offered to supply themselves
with the GAZETTE. chaste and instruc-
tive as family Journal, printing
weekly all the valuable local home,
aud foreign news, maintaing its posi-
tion as the most stable, Oldest and
leading representative Colored Jour-
nal of the South; keeping record OF
the progress and doings of the race as
cleaned weekly from the whole coun-
try:-Also as the oldest and best tried
Republican Journal of the State.
The GAZETTE viii strive anew to
merit the generous and fiattering sup
port given it by the people since its
establishment 10 1879.
Persons wishing to subscribe, who
fail to see our Agent, can send their
subscription direct to this Office.
Address,
GAZETTE COMPANY,
Box 130, Huntsville, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
STATE NEWS,

The State Treasury had cash balance
of S4OO, COO May 1st.
The peach crop is failure in some poi
tions of Lawrence county.
OIL"
Moulton boasts of good health AID an
educational boom.
The Southern Journal of Education, pub
lished at Birmingham has reached its third
number.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

WHILE nobody pays attention to
the political fences. operations in
those quarters are lively if not in
teresting. Most of the "straddlers"
have left their seats in still hunt for
offices. Their heads are not in dan
ger from the offensive partisan"
sword.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
NEWS AND SENTIMENT
from Colored Excanoes

!From Colored Excanges,]
DR.. Thompson, Ministsr to Hayti, has
sailed for his post.
Upper South Carolina is losing by a
large colored emigration to Arkansas.
Ex- Minister John NJ Langston it is said
will remove to Ohio.
Prof. Peter II. Clark, of Cincinnati, wants
to succeed Register Bruce.
Mr.. Parker Baily is the latest colored
graduate of Harvard University.
VIM. err, of Darson, Ga, is reported to
be the father of 20 children.
C. s. Willis. postal clerk between Little
Rock aud Fort Smith, has been dismissed.
Georgia leads off with the largest mum.
ber of colored voters-l43 All.
Jos. W. Wooden. the newly appointed
colored Democratic Treasury Watchman
at Washington, has gone crazy.
The South Carolina Episcopal Council
recently admitted two colored delegates.
Mr.. D. T. Matthews, one of the most eff,
6cient Railway Postal Clerks in the service
has been removed to give way to one of the
innumerable host of waiting Democrats
Memphis Watchman.
j. II. Hutchins, of Georgia, a member of
the last post graduate class of the Law De-
partment of Howard University, having
submitted and passed an examination, was
admitted to practice before the District
bar last "Wednesday. Washington Advc-
cate
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
Fred. Douglass Power.

1t doesn't require as much exertion as Of
yore for Fred Douglass to create sensa-
ton. At one time he went from place to
place, and with his cutting satire and al
most matchless eloquence aroused the peo'
pie. Now he has only to take seat in
christian church in an enlightened country
and whole community is wrought to fit
OF frenzy. If Douglass lives ten years
longer there will be an earthquake every
time he steps. Plaindealer.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

IT remains to be seen how these
17-year-locusts will conduct them
selves under the new Administration.
We suggest that their mysterious
movements are ft sui jects for inves-
tigatiop.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

NASHVILLE friends offered Rev. Sam
Jones an elegantly furnished house,
but he refused it, telling them that he
would be satisfied with the "Mansion
Above" for which he was working.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

AN appeal in behalf Of the Baptist
Sunday School Missionary work is
republished elsewhere in these COLI
umns. Our Baptist friends in Hunts
vile and vicinity will do well to give
it prayerful attention.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The Central African definition of
the word .'dude" is "a what is it ?"
The Dudes had no idea that they
we're q puzzle to the Dark Cont
nent."
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The official guillotine blade waxeth
warm from constant service.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

THAT little weapon the pistol, seems
next to the tongue the Devils might
lest instrument for mischief The
pistol should 60.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

A CABLE message, noted as the
quickest, passed from London to New
York Wednesday morning in just
three seconds OF time.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

GEN. W. S. Rosecrans was appoint
Ell by the President Thursday last to
succeed Register Brnce.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The Illinois Legislature has passed
Civil Rights Bill.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
Where Is 1t y?

1t is said that Mrs. ex President Hayes
has purchased and equipped house someo
where il the South where colored girls may
be taught housework. Wonder where it is !!
Augusta Sentinel.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
DIED.

JoRDAN-At Maysville, May 18th,
1885, Miss Mollie Jordan, aged %
years. She has fallen asleep in Jesus.
Xxx
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

GRANTS book has been finished.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
"THE rascals'' stick.

Business boyms backward.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

a EVENING STAR LODGE No. 6, Huntsville,
wv Ala. Regular Stated Communication
~ End Monday night IN each month ~
O'Clock. Transient brethren welcome.
L. c. Belts, W. NJ.
Chas Hendley, Secretary,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

State Of Alahama,l Probate Court,
Madison County, ! May 22nd 1855.
Estate of David Wilson, Deceased.
Letters of administration upon the
Estate Of said decedent having been
granted to the undersigned on the
22nd day of May 1885,
by the Hon. William Richardson.
Judge Of the Probate Courtof Madison
County, notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against said Es-
tate are hereby required to present the
same within the time allowed by law,
or tie same will be barred.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS,
MARIA WILLIAMS,
Executors.
5134w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-04
WpMl sSithmMsi

Farama ?. 0tai.- Su 2trraiiau beiilt
BEN itd) 127 0febelen, Die Don bier eutfa=
men; ne tperben 5tefruten uuo ucriiben al
lcrlet lining. @eneral 6epe5 begibt it1 nit
Sluppen oabin, nm oie 8auoe Su Seritreueu.
Colon, 2. Ntai. - Ole amertfanii6eu
WartHeioloaten tperoen AM 5. Otai Slriid-
tebren. Brail0ent gtuueS bat einen 3betl
Der colombtantl6en Srnppen naf Gartagena
beoroert, NO, tpte es beiBt, eiu beiBer Sampf
nit Den 9iebellen, ,meld]e ben 0afen blOdiren,
itatt9eiuaben bat. gs gebt Sa8 @erii1t, oaB
9eneral 8ila, Der fd Quf Dem gSege bon
@artagena bieber beianb, BON ben lufitIu=
0t9en 9efan9en genommen pIr0e. IS lplro
bier, Iobolo oa8 SanO rubi9 III, cine @onoen=
tton 5ulammenberuien meroen, nm Die auz
9ele9enDeiten auf bem Sitbmu8 enogiiItg 81
reguIiren. SIM sll9emeinen lit man geOn=
ren, ben Ser. Staaten grOBere 8ed)te etnz
surGnmen, aber Der @inniibung jeoer an
bern 0fadt in Die 2lugelegenbetten oeS Sitb=
muS gSioeritanO Su leilten. G5 miro bier
bebauptet, Oab ba8 htleniid)e SriegSififf
y@ameraloa," !" MN in Banana, i'm Sale Ell
nes Sriege8 Uon guglano gefauft peroen
uu0 nit Dem ruiFIhen Sanonenboot o0gz
satt, =" tpel6es III Der 9iGbe 1T, einen Sampi
aufnebmen miro.
Yanama, 8. Nfai. - Die @euerdle
glispuru unb Sanoooal, Or. Saaaruo unS
Or. GoroaiQes itno pom @eneral &eges,
benz 8eieblsbaber Ser S0beraltruppen, 9ez
faugeu senonlmen unO I'M Farlanlents-@ez
bduoe einaeferfert norOen. Stele anoere
politiife @ef1ngene finO in bic gep6buliz
den @efansniiie eingeiperrt wOrOen. 9liSs
puru murbe perbaitet, neil er nift Die perz
ipro6eue Quantitdt gSaffen ablieferte. @ez
fern 9tadt berrIdte 9tube in Banana, OBJ
aleih rpdbrenb Ser norbergebeuoen 9tad)t
6iele S6iiie al ben StaDtgreuSen ueruont=
men mlr0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-04
sRfcLS ReneniDtt.

gSinnepe 9, Man., 2. 0tai. -@eneral
2anrie bat geitern BON SaSfat6epan= Sau=
bin9 oil Die n6ubiou Sal Corp" telegra-
pbirt, odB baS @aiier I'M Soutb Sa8fat6e-
man ieit 9Onnerta9 I'M Is 3Oll geitiegen it.
@r Doiit, OaB Der 9ampfer pgtOrtbcote" aoz
gegangen lit. Die p9ubion Sai @omp." "
meloet, baB Die @ufregung in Sort Su Dip
pelle iid gele9t bat unO feline @)efabr Oaielblt
oorbau6en iit. Son @eneral 0tiooleton 1T
iett elmer gSO9e gttdtS eriabren poroen.
Gin Spicn, Der ioeben aus Brince gilbert
81 @larte's Groiiing eintraf, meloete, bort
gebe 9llles gut. gr0ernahm, oaB bic SMUT
9entsn in Der Sdlud)t nit general Ntto0le
ton empfnSlite SerluIte erlitten batten, baB
Die &oliblut= Sn6idner Die Miidlinge bel oem
am 6leitag fattgebabten @efe1te im Stide
IieBen unO oaB @li, Der Sruber Oes @otrill
9umont, bel Dem 8refen get0Otet pOroen
lei.
Sbcrft Otter trifft Sor6ereitungen, bel
9ounbmater'S 9feierue 9esen Die Sn6ianer
oorSugeben, aber man bat 9tift8 erfabreu,
mann 0aS geideben miro. Die Giupohner
bon S0ttleforb ijuo in ibre gSObnnn9en 5uz
ritdQetehrt,
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Sic SetGte i'm 3oHer.

Yittsburg, Benni., .. Mai. - Die ae.
tern in einem per @iieubabn BON @bica9o
9efommenen Softer gefunoene Qeihe 1T beute
giadmittas bon Srau .Sontfalli, Der Srau
eines bieii9en italienii6en 3uderbdfers, als
Die hires VruSers Etetro @aruio erfaunt nor
ben, Der friiber bier BeauutS uerfaufte, aber
Dor mebreren Sabren mad Chicago sos. Sbz
idon bic geife bur9 Die ein9etretene Serues
iuna ebr entitellt unb taft i9parj 1T, mill bic
ssrau nit 8eitimintbeit ibren Sruber erfen=
nen. Gin Mann, gamens Gntonio Sablino,
ioentifsirte bic 9eid)e ebenfalls als Die @aruz
JOS, nit benz er Dor ei1em Sabre an Der @tz
ienbabn III Chicago searbeitet bate. gta6
Der Sei6reibuns bieieS 0tannes mar @aruiO
elm barmloier frieblifer 0ienid), Der fait ME
NIT Semanoen in Strett gerietb.
Die Gbicagoer 8oli3ei bat be5iiSlid] Der
abienoer oes Sofiers feline Spur finoen f0ns
nen uuo slaubt, oab Der Mann in eiuem
Streite erl6lasen iuurSe uno Die 9eide banu,
I'M @ntoeduns abSuwensen, in etnen Soffer
aepadt unb fortseididt tparo.
Chicago, 5. Mat.- 6rancisco Ganulo
uermntbet, baB bic Su Yittsburg in einem
Softer aefunoene Qeife oiejeni9e ieines Brit
oers Nilippo @auuio 1T. eesterer trat am
lstten 0onnerifaae nit $3.50 in Der Said]e
cine @eid,aftsreiie an unb 1T ieitoem uer-
idlmunoen.
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Gin niiklidles 0ansmitte[.

Bic 8ifeni6aft bat in ben lesteu 9eSen-
nten iiberrai6enoe 6Ortl4ritte gema6t = be-
iouberS bat bic Gbemie midtige 6eilmitteI
tu's Seben gerufen-@l @l1cerinsG GarboIz Sdure
-Salic1l= Sdure.@b @blOral-iuljiaures @Ocain
unb allegr;eugniTie Der leeteu 3abre.-0as
mi6tigfte greigniB 1T ieOo1 Die @tnilbrung
oeS Sonoer'i6eu EucalyptOl, eIner fliiif9en
Subitans, bic ii6 beionOers ais elm prObates
5uusmittel bemGbrt bat in 0tpb pbtberitis
uub alien Qrten bon 8 9alSletoen, & o.
tarrb Q duupfeH, Reural9ie, aud
in Der annenbun9 bel 8ranopunOeu, Sc
idruulit uiu.-SeOe 6laife iit nit uusfiibr,
lideu Gnmeiiuu9eH Oerieben, uuo Der Yreis
$l.-Gs wirO III oielen 6daen nur trOpieus
lpeiie Uertuenoet. .3u baben bel alien apOtbs'
fem Ooer bel Der Saupts A9entur
Werer Brothers G. Goutp.,
(RN6-) ct. eOu,s. IO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-04

bGube 1T our6 Geriideruns geSeft, auein
Die 0Hetber, nit ausnabme 0umpbrs1'S uub
8irses, waren nidlt uerf6ert. @roB.
@tenidenmangen beiudten belte bic SranS=
ftatte, allein nit 9usHabme etli1er serbroz
GJener 6eniter unb Der gei4wdrSteu Dtauern
rparen rpenig Spuren BON Dem @retgnifIe,
pel6es 10 9rOBes llnheil oeruriadt bate, gu
Ieben. Coroner 0tartin beiiftiste 6eute Sic
2ei6en Der Spfer III Der @forsle uno ftellte
Die GrlaubniB 81 ibrer gntfernung aus.
Morgen mirb er cine Surp uerlammeln unO
einen SnQuef beginner. 9as 6euer enttauO
in Der Slide Der Sumpbrep' iden 9teitaura-
tiOn uub Die @Oli5ei 1T Der anii6t, OaB lln-
boriidtigfeit Sumpbrep's Die llrla9e mar.
!Sumpbres idloB 0iterS iein 9Ofal, tpdbrenO
nod elm groBes 6euer I'M &o4Ofeu brunute.
6rau giirse, Satin Oes 8itbes, Oeffen 60
fal al oasienige Sumpbreb's anit06t, erfldrt,
fie babe Sumpbrep bdnfig iiber ieiue lInoor=
ii6tigfeit Sur 0tebe geitellt. 3ur 2(utpori
babe er ftets MIR bic A9ieln geSuft unO &c.
fadt. ,.idlDu out. th bin perlldert.H
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Rur;c SaDcIoepeF6cu.
SrdnShtftHnaen amtdJ 9robi6itios
tttiten.

Ntuncie, Sno., 3. 0tai. - Sn 9teSz
Se1, SAP Gouutp, elmer Citation Der, r2atcz
Glie= 8eitern= gabn," berrift ieit eiuigen
Monaten cine bO9t bittere Stimmuu9 5lpi=
ifen Sen &robioitioniiten uno ibreu9 9e9nerH,
uno mebrere 8eriute iiuo tiir5lid gema9t
moroen, @ebduOe, III melden iid5 gBtrtb-
itaften beianOen, burd SrunOitiftun9 Su ger
IiDren ober iie nit 8uluer in Die Huft Su
iprengen. groBe aufregung berridt, unO
ale Serf6erungspOlicen fir @igentgum in
bem betrefienben Stdotden iinO our3 Die
@eriifernnasaeie1idlaften annullirt moroen.
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Grplofiott itt cinent &Sotel.
Bier SpSte uno iaebrsfe syerluuIoete. Mufrsz
anns unter oen 8aitcn.

@aGpe ON, Ser., 3. Niai. - @iner Der
9ampffeiiel i'll bem bieigen pSreront=5os
tel" erplobirte gegeu 48 llbr beute friib.
Q5ier 8eriouen muroen aet0otet, uno mebrere
an6ere perleBt rnb ba8 6otel, lotuie uerlftes
Oene benadbarte @ebGuoe erbebli9 beIfd.
oi9t.
Die Sobten fiuS: Sbos. @roB, Malbiz
niIt, biuterlGBt cine gSittpe uno nebrere
Sinoer; Qawrence Carr, 6eijer, hinterldBt
eiu. Sarlilie; Clara Niiller, ein metbe5
ErauenSimmer; Ileranber SOncs, elm ais
auflpdrter angetellter 9ieger.
Seriunnoet luur6en: Sole Gguilo, BaItes
tenbGder, beOenflid; Sob. Irmauu, 0auf=
buride, Sdulterlnodenbrud Ntaurice Sulz
lipan, Sdliiiielbeiubru6 unO Sopfuunoen;
81. 9Saltou, ein f0rbiger IufmGrter, IrnIz
bru6 uno an1ere Serlebuugen; 6rau Burns,
letht perlebt.-9aS uSremOnts9otel" 1T Elm
fiinitOdigeS 3iegelIteingebdube nit einer
SrOnte au Der SremOntiraBe. Der 0ampf=
teiielraunl befano itd i'll etnem elnltGdt9en
9lubau an Der 9tOrOneitede 0eS 9eodUoeS,
uno bieler Nnbau puloe ourd Die @rploIton
total Serifmettert. 9aS 9otel erbebte bis
in ieine @rlrnoueiteu, uno Die meiiten 9Glte
radbten i'm erIen Augenblide, e8 iet ell grOz
uSUtN tlllHtllCttH. XXI HulUIUS llItuJC OluSSt
oe8 @ebdubes pur6e erbeblid belddoigt,
allein gliiflifer gSciie befanoen iid in bic
lem She'll OeS @ebGuOeS nur wenige 9dlte,
unS oieielbeu entfameu idmmtli9 unuerlett.
Der erplObirte 9ampfteffel mar Elm nod
neusr uuo puroe er1t i'm letten Sftober auf-
eeiett. @r puroe bur9 Die @rplOTon bod
in Die 2uft geidleuOert un6 i1iug i'll ietnem
Sale burd ba8 Dad eineS pon elmer gte9erz
fomilie bemobnteu tletuen SauieS, Obne DAP
Die Sniai5n UerleBt rpurOen. Sin 0nItobenz
oe8 fleine8 6aus, in tueldelA cine Sarbige
ein 8or0eQ bielt, purOe ebenfall5 Our9 ben
follenOen 8ampifeiiel Seri6mettert, uno III
bieIem !3auie mar e8, mo Clara 0tiler nm 5
gebeu fam, uno Ntaurice Sulliuau t6Otlidle
Serletuugen erlitt. lleber Die llrIade Ser
@rplOiiOn lit man nod nift re6t i'm Slaren,
e6ot) iou Ser SeIIel iGaobait geweien icin.
Der an 6em SOtel angerldtete pe[unidre
S6aoen ipirS auf $4,000 9eid)att. @tne
GoronerS= =llnteriuGun9 iit in @ange.
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Seid)tperoen Ser Wurnt onen.
Cine AorefIe at oen Vraiioentem Der gcr.
staaten. - 9ertbsioisuns oer @ielpei.


berei.
Saltz2afez @itp, .. 0tai. - Su
ldmmtlihen Wtormonen Sabernafeln in
Utah, SbabO 1nb IriSona fanoen beute Ser
ianlmlungen iatt, in melden cine AM 5. T..
Nfts. SeitenS elmer General @onferen; BON
bon mornlOnil6en gSiiroentrGgern entmorz
fene Ioreiie ran ben YrGFbenten uno oas
Solf Der Ser. Staaten" 3ur Serleiung &C.
lan9te. Sn Der Ioreiie beiBt es, baB etnes
Der @runoprtnsipien Der Wormonen : Reliz
gion, Elm Brinsip, bas ,oireft Don Soft ibnen
entbiiut purbe," Die Stelmeiberei nid)t ulIr
9eIatte, lOnbern ai6 alS ein gottqefGlltQeS
gSerf eri6eineu lalIe. j3u bieIer InIt1t
miiBteu Die gei6werOefiibrer iid trob Der
ge9entbeilisen @nti6eipung Der @erifte mad
ipie Dor befennen. auf Sic ,,Qniieaelunaa
Der Srauen an etnen Wormonen einqeben6,
miro conltatirt, oaB ben v6etli9en oeS iiingz
lten &a9eS" yd4ts ferner lle9e, alS tbre 8elt=
gion Der @tenidbeit aubu;winsen reip.
Yropaganba bafiir Su MAIDEN. Gs betbt
oann peiter, oaB bas i'm Sabre 1862 geqen
ben Oiormouismus erlafiene @ougreBgeeb
II Sabre lang elm tobter 8udJItabe blieb un0
Die SnnoeSbeamten ii6 5u i9euen i4ieHen,
oalielbe bur6sufiihren. Der Sebauptung,
baB Die 0tornlonen SerrGtber unb Gebellen
ieten, wirb nit Der @rfldrung bege9uet, oab
bieIelben iid1 on Dem 6elbsuge gegen Merito
betbetligten. Die gSeigerlln9 Der 0le9ierung,
ben WtOrmonen bas Staatsre6t III uerleiben,
pirb beflagt, un6 betont, oaB Die iremoen
2eiter Der Ingelegenbe moften iie nod
10 lebr bon gutem gSillen beieelt ietl1, bic
6edte Der OfOrmonen NIT SiiBen traten.
Seionbers beflasten itd Die Sei9mero eiib=
rer iiber Die inter benz @omunosz9eIet er=
nannten @omnliiiare negen Der 5iuoernliie,
ipelde oteielben Stinm9ebern in BEN @e9
le9ten. Sn Se5ug auf ben gegeuuartigelt
9onoerneur miro Der NuSbrud yfleinliCter
Sprann" 9ebrau6t, unb ferner Die aller6ings
tretenoe Semertuug gemadt: y0as 60
mnnoSs@e1ee, neldeS nift nur auf Stel=
peiberei, lon0ern auf aui @obabitation nit
mebr ais elmer Srau cine Strafe iebt, ioll
nllr auf 0iornonen Seiue babelI, nGbreno
opd) Die c3abl Der 9fi6tmormonen, peld)e
bieien Seitimmungen Suwiber banoeln, Sc
9lon 1T. Der Qtebbaber bon Gourtianen
9ebt itraffret aus, wdbrenb in lltab, Sbabo
nno 9lriSona Die armen Mormonen burd
Sptone nno 9tngeber gebett uno i9lieBlif
ple 9emetne Serbred)er beitraft tueroen." ;"
auS Nielen unb dbultden @riinoen proteltiz
ren Die NtOrmOneu gegen peSielle @eeb=
gebnng, gegen baS vl6ma6uolle" Sretbet
Der Sunoesbeamten ibuen gegeniiber, gegen
Die parteiil6e 0urdfiibrun9 0es @bmunoss
@eietes nnb ge9en etne game Meuge dbn=
lid)er llngeredtigf uno bitten oen YrG=
fbenten, oas ibnen 9etbane llnredt baloi9it
su reoreiireu.
Su Der Seriammlung in Salt=9afe, @itp
bielteu bas friibere GougreBmitglieo Sobn 3.
@aiue, iotpte anbere &eOner gebarnii6te auz
iprafen. Die GOreiie gelangte einltimmig
Sur Gunabme. uno ein Goultte iuurbe er=
nannt, nm bieielbe Dem BrdiOenten in &aibz
inQtpn III iibergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-04
Nus Ganpten.

4GeranSria, 2. Mai, - Der fran3DTi=
ide @ei6GitstrGger Sr. Sallan6ier iIt, oa bic
offiSielen Sejiebungen Sranfreid8 81 Der
eapptiid)en Hegierung nieoer aufgenommen
iporoen fnb, na6 Cairo ;uriifgetebrt.
Suatim, 2. Mai. = General 8olele9
fam bier beute bon @airo an uno puroe bon
ben Sruppen Der Armee Ses Generals 9ra=
bam entbuiiaitiib empfan9en. - Das Srup-
penififi vSumnan nit 1000 Suli'S am
gor6, ipelfes na6 8Onlbup 9eieselt mar, 1T
suriidbefoblen tuoroen. 0tan beabfdtigte,
bic Sulis sur 8emannun9 Der OlonitorS in
Bombay ju perluen0en.
Cairo 8. Wtai. - 9ubar BaId)a, Der
eepptiid]e Bremier. bat oem franj0iii9en
@eidGftstrGqer Sallanoier formea 2bbitte I'M
Setreff Der rSOsphOre Ggpptien" sNffaire ges
leiftet, unb iene Streitfrage bari biermit beft=
nitio ais beiselest betra6tet iperbeu. Der
Ninifter ertldrte i'm 4aufe Der llnterre6ung
nit Srn. Sallanoier, er boffe, lpGteitenS AM
1. Stunt i'm Stanbe 3u iein, einen Datum fir
bic 8e;ublung Der aIeranbrier @nti9dOiguns
gen ieft;uieben.
9ongola, 3. Rai.- Sine 6uugersnotb
berrlf,t in Der YrOoins Soroofau. Die 8es
bolte aeqen ben Wab6i 9reift meter I'M iif,
unb bic Nadrift, oaB Die 4rmee oes Mtabbi
BEL Melalarnta nit 9roBem Yerluit gei1la=
gen purOe, befdtigt ild.
Ser Seiuo in Sbatiefeit.
Reapel, 8. Wai. = Der Selub III nie=
Der i'm gusbruh bsgriffen. Gin GROCER Ga
panrOm er9ieBt ii9 ans Dem bauptdhliden
9rater unS ilieBt in Der &i6tln9 BON Gore
bel Greco uuo Fompeii ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-04
Ginffurs einer 9srn,terrf.

Btttsbnrg YeRnl., 3. Ulai. = WaIlI7
ipri9bt'S 8rauerei al Der &c. StraBe titr;te
gegen llbr beute frib Suiammen. 9liidliz
der g8eiie befanO fd 3u Der 3eit feingtenih
III oem @ebGuoe, rpel6es 10000 6aB Bier
uub cine Guautit6t pertboolle Nai9inerie
entbielt. Wtan oerrnutbet, baB oa5 groBe
@epi6t bes 8ieres ben GinItur, oeranlaBte.
Die Sterfaiier mur6en our9 Die Dtauern
5ermalmt uno Str0me BON Bier floiien ans
ben Srlmmern bic SuaBe binub. Der aels
ler ipMroe iiberi6penmt. 0tGn iAagt Den
8erluIt auf SI0O, 900.