davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
gle,p Mprps etebiEae sllpermen.

Stem 9orf, 2. SUM. - 9as 9eriibt,
@rzAlbtrman 0uffp, Der befanntltf inter
Der 3neiiahen Antla9e Der AHnabue, reip.
&nbtstung bon 8eftefun9sgeloern in Sejug
auf Die ,Broaonaps Surface-" uno Die y34.
StraBen 8feroebabn," owie infOlge oieier
NntIagen inter $4,000 Siirgidait febt,
babe Dem 9ifrittss sARiunlt 0tartiue Elm Be
fenntniB abgelegt, rpurbe geffern opobl in
@itn- 6aG, tpie I'M 9iitrittsanmaItss Siireau
eifriQ colportirt. 9emielben i9siut inSeiien
jegiidIe 9egItiuoHn9 81 teblen. pr. Ntarz
tine, Siilis 9iItrittsal1iualt gticou, Gnnalt
Nelucombe unS ale anaeren Perioueu, mel
DE iiber bieien @egeHitano Gustuuit III ges
ben i'm Stanoe mdren, oerbielten ilb ben
3erl6tet Pattern 9egeniiber auBerorOeutll4
idmclgiam, bod CAB Der 8lltrittSaupalt 3ur
baB oaS Seneismaterial in leineH 9duoeu
fd) nit iebem Gage oermeble. @r etner@
ielts babe Die Su0erIidtltdle 5ofiHung, Hid)t
nur 8ufn, iOn6erRau9 Die lbrt9en pSooolez"
Gloeimen rberfibren 3u t0unen, uHo ueun
OoS YubIifum iid iiber Gle Shulb1gipredJIng
S1hnss itoH getpunoert babe, 10 miirOe Is,
no4 ebe Der Serbf beran nabe, @eiegenbeit
Jefommeu, fid) nod be0euteuo n1ebr 3u muu=
oerH. Sic @raubz 5ur1 fir ben OfoHat Dtal
ncroe nod bis sum nGhiten 6reltag in Git
auug bleibeu. Sn Der 8etehun9sira9e babe
ite feine peiteren 3eugeur ais ben Staot=
ratbs. @lert Snemep uerHommen. SINNER
BIN iei es mG9lidl, OaB fe, lett nit tpreu
gep6buliden @riminulseihGfteu 81 @noe,
b1s 3uut eeuannten Gage i9re lufmertiam-
felt Guf oiele ni9tge 6rage leuteu uuO m0J=
Iiharmeie in SeSug auf Die Aagelegenbeit
Der p34. StraBens YIeroebabn" eiutge lIntlas
Gen erbebeu peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
asrSonpsat oer .SRatsbts Ofsaoor. ."

GGepeIQnb, 9, 2. SUM. - Der Son.
bent Der rSngbt8 Of 2abor" erpdblte in iai.
ner beutigeu &ormittassfBung blei Qifan=
ten iiir Die IiitgIieoer DER @eneral- &retHtiUs
grb0rOe. Die 8ubl REF auf iOlgeuOe per
ren: Serp @. Guinn, eiuen Sudbinoer aus
gtctpzDOrf, g8m. g. 0fulsu aus 8ibmonO,
&n., brrauageber zines arbeiterblatteS, un0
Sueb %auanaugb aus Cincinnati, einen ebe=
mu!igen Sdufter uub iett Sertduier in siHem
e &frpgeidGft.
6cute abenO berrItt gro5e Qufreguug
inter ben gGnigbtS Of QabCr." Sin 0e.egat
bat Sen n@ranO sMaiterz 8ortman" BON
6erlp beidulbi9t, nm pOliti6e gbreniteaen
Al intriguiren. gn6ere iugeu, Pom0erlp
firebe mad bem 9Ouoerneursamt BON Benuz
ipIuuuien unS leite cen Sroen mad r0miId=
fabOliifeu 2ebriaBeu. Bopoerlg ertdrt Die
QnIa9en fir unbegriinoet. Der @OHpeut
MIN ild tpahrideinlib morgen oertugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
GrpIofiotr uno eebensperLnff !.

gtemz z0ort, .. SUM. - &urj ua6 10
llbr 9eferu SOrmittug eret9uete iih in Der
Teuermertfabrit Der "UneXcellcd Fire
works Comp" 3u gten.go cine @rplo,
iiou, nelte 5mei Der tleineren @ebdube Der
EQbrtt, bic inter ben gtameu Storage
6ouie yir. SO" uuo ,GompoftiOns pouie Jtr.
y" betaunt ruareu, total SerIhTetterteu.
3a8 0auptQebduoe, in tueldem $50 Ildtlz
ner, 6uabeH mi Dtdoden al Der 2lrbeitpa.
reu, blieb gliidlld)er QSelIe unoeriebrt. SH
BEN 1erii0rten @ebduoen befanoeu ii9 5ur
3sit Der aatailropbe nur 5wei BeriOnen,
6Oparo SobniOn, "A Sabre alt uuo Un0ers
heiratbet, aus gtafiau. AUeuue IN benz Sur
Grtldaft geb0renoen @ppreB 6illS, unO Der
etna % Sabre alte S0me5 Barter, Oerbeiraz
tibet uno on Sadmaus, nabe 8eansStr0Be,
mpbubait. 8eioe muroen uon ben berbeigez
eilten 4oIi3iiteH uno Seuermebrleuten aus
oeu 5riimmern berOOrge5ogen. Sbre aletz
Der maren beriengt uuo i9re 6dut eutieglIh
uCrbranut. .SObnion'5 Infer S6enfel mar
3erjdmettert, iein Infer SUP betuabe pom
Yeine getreunt unO Elm GROCER IabIerder
S6raublod ibm bard bia @emolt Der Grs
ploiiOn IN Die Sruit getriebeu moroen. Der
llngIudltfe, 0efen 2eioen uubeidrelblld)
muren, CAB mad 5meltinoi9eu, itredltd)en
Gualen Oen @eit auf. Seiu 0&itarbetter
un6 2eiOens9enofe Barter ipOr slei6al5
iebr idlinm 5ugeridtet. gr bate SerIeeuns
gen uu6 Granopunoeu an beioeu SeHen
uno am gau5en 6Orper oaOOngetragen. Sn
hiefgen uStaot>6olpital," mobin CT al5balO
per ambulan3 gebradt purbe, ertIGrteu Die
Gerjte, OuB man 3mar an ietuem 8Ieosrs
GuftOmmen 5meifeIn miiiie, inoeiIsu tnH1ers
bin ned SOfinung fir Rettuug ieines Ge'
bens 0orbanoeu iet. Die @rpIoiton, oeren
genaue @ntfebuug8uriade nod niht ermtts
teIt noroen lift, ridtete eiuen Sdlaoen Don
itIr etlra $500 oil, oey nitt ourfI Serrd)ez
run9 9eoedt in. 4u6 puroen mebrere Der
yiutburbdulsr beiddrigt uuo oersn 6enIter
Sertriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
2tntlasen 9esem slmar6tFem.

Gbicago,2 .. SUM-. - Die @ranOs SurD
rcjdte beute 81 peitere Qntlagei9riit.n gez
QcE @uardJIften eiu. Dem Sernebmeu nl9
ituJ rod iiinf Yerionen rpesen 8etbeiligung
an bem 9eumartt. 4ufrubr in 2IRilagejultaH0
pelleBt poraen.
Wttlmaufee 8i8c., 2. SUM. - Die
llnteriutung Der @rano .Surp iber bic fiirS.
lifen arbeiter llnruben reiultirte beute III
oem ginrei6en elmer 4uiahl anflageibrlfs
ten. Die 9iamen Der 4ngetiaatcH iiuO nod
nidt uer0fienllift, iebO6 iOLen fd inter
benielben ale YIitplieoer Der @reiuttUbebGr0e
Der pSni9bts Of yabor" befiuoer. SiebeH
8eticnen, barunter Srei 0titglieOer Oer Gre=
futiobeb0roe, tpur6en beute SOrmlttag Der=
haftet, un6 tueitere Serbaftun9en itebeu i'll
Iu8fdt. Die 9ranosSurp bat tbre arbeiten
nod nid1t beenbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
8febm6rRte.

ct. Qouts, 2. SUM. - 8ino Oieb:
3ufubr 14OO, Sereubung 600; BretIe oarts
irten Stpii6en 81. .25 unb $5.6O.-S4metne:
3uiubr $500, SerieuOung 5000; Prelie oart'
irten 3fph6en $3.50 unS $4.1J. - Sdaafe:
3ufubr 900, Serienbung 500; Preiie BART
irten Spil6en $3.50 unb $3.50.
Ga sQibertp, Peuni., 2. SUM-. -
93inooteb: 3ufubr $50, Serienbung $50;
&reiie oariirten 3piiden 1925 uHo $3.50.
Gdpeine: 3ufubr 500, Serien6ung 400;
@daafe 5uiubr 1000, SerienSung 1900;
8retie uariirten 5rpiidcn 5000 unb $50.
Chicago, 2. Suui. Rtnouteb {:
3ufubr 5000; SerienOuug 100; Breiie BART
irten SWiIden $3.50 unb $5.6O.-S6meine
3ufu6r %, 900; SerienSung 5000; 8retie ua>
rtirien smii9en $2.5O unb -S4aafe
3ufubr 22OO; SerienOung 400; Rreiie ourts
lrteu 3mii9en $2.00 uno $3.50.
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40. GomsreB. = Grfe stbmt8.
Teue 0eiebemtmnrfe Tnr oen Stitsttt oGnms
bia. - Die SIeomar9atius 9ia. - Romti,
uearIdlafte i'm Seuat.

bington, 9.s@., ,. SUM. - Sn
Senate tpurbe beute mad grleoi9uug Der
iibliden Routines@eiflGfte bic SiQ Betreff5
InnuairHn9 sepiiier VanSidenfungen fir
| bic v9tortbern BacificzSabn" temporGr slIz
| riid9elegt, nm SrOnn (@a.) @elegenbeit III
elmer Reoe iiber bic SanterOttSsSlQ III erz
balten.
gtafbem bic obenerudbnte B,Q i'm 8etrefi
Der uNortbern Yacifcz8abnn bann biS ;uei
uhr rpeiter belprohen morUen mar, gelangte
Die @iienbahn QGIo 8eIteueruneSbiQ Qls
unerleoigtes @eiddft CUR Serbanolun9. Ser
idbieoene ImenoementS nuroen oorqeidla=
gel, inbefen truf Ser Senat teine @ntiheiz
pun9. Die Debate oauerte bis 46 llbr,
fporauf Der Senat in @refutiuiibuug gtng
| un6 ii6 3ebn Minuten baraIf uertagte.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
beri6tete g8ilion (g8., ,Sa) Die 0.frift=@oz
lumbia, &ertuil illigungsbiG nebit ben Imenz
dement's be8 SenatS Suriif. Die Qmenoes
mentS purben tbeil8 qenebmi9t, tbeil8 Der.
| iporfeu, uno Die Gia oanH eiuem @oniereH;s
@onlite iiberlpieier.
Barbour, &a. unterbreitete BEN Gonieren}.
berift iiber bic Yotomac, Sreibrifeub.l, uHO
berielbe tpuroe angenommeu.
S'gtei1 (Dto.) pom @oulite fiir Irbeiters
Nn9elegenbeiten beridtete cine Bill ;ur 2e-
galiIirung Der SHc0rporatton bon pSr1Oess
Unions" elm; in ben 9austalenoer einges
tra9en.
0}OpeIl (SuS. nom @omite fir BEN 0ttritt
Columbia beridtete cine Bill ein, melfe BEN
Sau elmer Bride iber BEN Ofliten 4rm OeS
BotOmuc outOriiirt; bem Plenar @on1ite
iibertuieien.
Barbour (@a.) BON Sem nImliden @omite
beri6tete eine 8ill sur GinieBun9 elmer 5fuI.
beb0rbe fir ben 9i7 rift Columbia elm; in
ben 6ausfalenber eiu9etragen.
8as Saus ging barauihin in Blenariibung
un6 iebte Die Debate iiber Die SleomarJa-
rlnbill fort.
auf antras 5atdes (Dto.) pur6en Die
SalGre oes @bemiferS un0 Dttiroitopiter8,
Die inter ben 8erOrouungen Der Sill auge=
felt merben iollen, oon $4,000 auf $2500
rebusirt.
S'6ora (N.s@.l idlug Dor, Die Slaulel,
tueld]e Die @rnenHung Der ermdbHten Seam:
ten bori6retbt, aus Der Bill 81 i:etfen; Der
SOridlu9 wurOe ueriporfen.
OlcNtllin (Seun.) beantraate Stretden
Der Slauiel, naf peld)er Die Salfte Der unz
ter benz @eieee auierle9ten @elo oJuBen ben
8erun,ianten be3ablt meroen Ioui nit 76
gegen % Stimmen an9enommen.
3as @omite hob baraui Die StBung aui
unO beriCbtete Die Gia Dem 0duie Elm nit
bem llebereinfommen, baB mor9en 5nr 2lb-
iimmun9 geitritten merben loa. lin llbr
| 9beuOS erfoIate 9SertaalIna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
&at Tim fhOn.
Sin Sahr SuftbauS far 5obann E2oh.- Sc
Hsun NoHatc fiir Edbea6 u. SeaRAidlpfi8.
AmhetOcm SsIObubCu.

GnfetOem SeIobuBGu.
giens9orf, ,. SuEi. - Der 9uorhiit
Sotann Gioit purOe beute 3u eiuiabliger
Srtthapsbnft uno elmer @eLoOu6e oon $500
utrurtbeilt. Seinem 9eidbrteu 8rauuidmeig
ruroen neuu 0tonate 3udtbau8 unO eiHe
@elbbuBe pOn $3.50 suolttirt. Sdeud, Der
blitte 2lugeflagts, erb1lt ebenfalls ReuH Dtos
nate 3ubtbaus, fomult ieOo9 obne 9elO=
flTufe baoon. 9iecorber Smptb GuBerte, ais
sr JlOit perurtbeilte, ttefes Seoauern, 6a6
Tim bas @eiek nid)t geitatte, cine ftrengere
Suafe auBuerle5eu. Sie Serbreden 0tot'R,
iagte Der 9ii1ter, bdtteu bon Aledtswegen bic
SQleafrafe Osreient. @r (Dof) lei Der grDBte
GallInfe, Der le Dor oeu Sdranteu oieieS Ses
rihts eefnnoen. Sraunihmeig lei faif ebeHz
10 idrlOig, tute ROit, wdbreuO Sdlenf nar
Elm geIiigtge9 gSerf5eng 9erpeien 81 ietn Ibetz
ne. Ser Qeetere uerOieue lebO9 ebenfalS
ilrenge Strafe, nm anoere BeriOHen Oau0u
ab3ugaIten, f9 bon 2euteu, rpte Dtof, Der
Ieiteu Su lalien. Steiner Der @eidn9eueH
madte cine &ntge9uun9. sic mnrNeH III Die
Combs Suriidgebraft Uu0 beute gta6nlittag
uon oort ua9 nem iSudJt9auie Gut SlndD2u
Sslano geidlidt.
Su o5r Strafanitalt aH9eluugt muy6e Woft
in ct SdmicoepeGIitdte, Gr0uai4weig I'M
Muitinsnituppen uHO S6enf in Der Shuhz
mc6lnsrtfGtte oil bic arJeit geffe4t. Aqe
6rct gefangeue bruten uollfdnOlg suiam=
MN, ole ibHen ole Stralin9S 9StrGt)t an9ele9t
tCurne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
Eiinf Spfer etues Sa1nunfals tn
g0beeItuG.

@beeltng, 8.sS., 3. Stunt. - um
flint llbr beute gia9mittag itiirjte @owaro
Sauf, Elm 9uiieber Der Sbios3atoer. SlbH,"
mdbreuS er nit elmer 9raiitue tber Die
9rlide gegenaber Der 50. 9rGBe flbr, oOrH'
iber berab unter bic &doer, unO bic 9rats
fine rpnrbe surd istneR SOrper aus BEN 9es
leiie gemOrfeH.
qGe flint gtanner fiirjten in Oas betnabe
ausaetrpdnete gett be5 35 6u5 unter Der
Bride berfiesenoeu @reets biEab. WtaIiiu
@onners unb BIiebrtd Stuoelbar9er nurOer
10 idmer serleBt, oGB fe binneu peuiger
Tfinuten farben. BE 6rei llebrseu, Adul
lid gbuarb SAINT, BiQium 8uder uuo ytit
8enner, erlitteu idpere inuere Serletun9en
unO mon best teine Sofinung aui ibre &et
tuna,
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Her RpINttfdrffA

Mew.gOrf, 2. SUM-. - TOlgenOes
fnb bic SdluBnOtirungen: GelS 0ftnete 81
2-s unb idlOB 3u q Pro3ent. - SterItn9>
gsediel $4.87f y $4.894 uuf 60 Gage nno
SASS $3.50 auf Si9t. - Sun0eS. Oblts
9atiouen: 3=pros. 10l, Al sprOs. 1118, 4sproj.
i26B. - aftiert; goams' @rpreB 140,. Sen'
traIs9acifc 4O5, @bei.sSbto s. @rte p,
DO. Yrior. 60, Qate-Sbore S2d, RS. een1
tral So, Nortbs @eitern 1923, 90. Brtor. l4l,
N.zg. Central 1923 ,Gbios sWiiiiiippt 225 90.
8riOr. 90, 9ittSburs 1904, Sfeabing 224,
93od=Sslonb l25, llui0ns Paciic 515 ,Befern
llniou Gil.
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Gin @atttnutSrSer permrtbetlt.

Gan SrauSisco 2. Suui. - Or. s.
'@ilton Bopers, iiberfibrt, feline gatttn oer'
9iitet Su baben, Em cine Snmme BON Sl7,=
coo gu erbalteu, fir tpslde ibr 9eben per-
fdert mar purbe beute friib gum SOoe per'
urtbeiIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
Gin Spnd1sert6t perettelt.

Beoria, Sus., 2. Suni. - Der yteger
2eon gSa9ner butte in Der Sonntass. .Na6t
nuf bas aebuiGbrise peiBe Mdc6en Sit 8ag
ner, bic Sodter ieiuer peiBen 5rau aus erifer
Che, einen uuitttliden Gnsrifi 9ema9t. @r
tpurbe oerbaItet uno BON benz Wdb6en be-
ifimmt als Der Sbdter iOeutifstrt. @sfern
abenb perIamnelten ii9 IN Der Ndbe bes
@efdnsnifies sesen 5000 Meniden, uno eS
tpurben Srobnn9en laut, ben gteSer su lgu-
diem. Die Seuerpebr muroe alarmirt. Sis
perinfte, bic @euse our6 mebrere 8afer'
ifrahlen su serTreueu, bate ieoo9 tetnen Gr.
lola. Die 8eb0rben ma6ten idlieBIt9 oer
SorIflas, bic Nense lOllte Elm GOnlite sr'
nennert, Inn oas @efdugnib 5u our4lu9eH
0ieies aeidab, bod tuuroe 8agner nl9t sc.
funSen' Sa er bereits I'M 2aufe oes Sa9eF
beimlid3 mad elmer uuoern Staot ttberSsTubr
pproen mar,
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GfaIpfdaeret.

.Gombfone, Gris.. 2. Suni.-@apitGn
8ierce BON Der Gan rlOss&eitruatton bat
Seu i'm Gan Yebro.Sbal aniIiFsen SnNia'
nern inter gofimiuSin einen PreiS uon $3.50
fir bas Saupt zines jeoen BON thnen 9etoos
teten, feinbli6en SneianerS angeboten. Dies
sei9isbt, uul' iie gum Sample ge9en bic
8einbli6eu 3u berpesen uns ne abjubalten,
fit benielben anSui6lieBeu. 0tau fiirtltete
bisber, bob Fe bas 9eetere tbun tpiiroeu.
Gopltan Yierce ertlGrt, feline Der bonn @enes
rnl @rOOt entlufenen Sunbifafter bitten iia
10 melt auf Der Reierpatton etnoefunoen,
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Rutb's GunsrebsSier unn Yorter TIM
3apf nnn tn SIaiGen ipesiea fur JaHtt'
lieRBebrandb: 10 babeR bon aleu- &uInelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
gbateffe Rdtiffsnodlrtdltett.

Gueenstomn, 8. Suni. - Der DIR.
s@itB Of Stone" BON Nem.Dort Lief peute
bier eir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03
Meme llmrnhtn im gseaisstas.

9uris, >. SuHi.-3ie ausfebenoeu Nj
better Der @fenerJarubeu 81 Decuieoille mer
BEN Seiperat uno bebroben iett BEN DIrettor
unb @eitditaiiibrer Der gruten NIT @emalt.
Die Seb0r0eu babeu Die 8adeH bsi ben
@iaga3inen, in peldeu Oa8 9puamit uHo
Die anoeren SPreusfoite auibemabrt merOen,
uerooppelt.
8aris, 2. SNuni. - Die auSfebeuOeu
Gergleute 81 -en beute NIT
8nnnmtt elm ~ -JmpdaHle gea
fHIiaeu Yuoeu
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Der ,13tFaOo" in SerIln.

8erIin, ,. Suni. Die Sperette ~ Dlls
tnoo" purNe beute abenb in en9Itder Spra
DE i'm D8alluertbeater" auigefiibrt. Inter
BEN 3uidaueru befauSen fp ser oeuudle
Sronprtni, Die meiiieH bieigeu Sertreter Der
DIaate uuO 0isIe anbsIe berborragen0e $Cr'
ionen. Die SOrfeluns tan6 entbufaifiibaH
gPiiln
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pike's BabHwtb- -GT0pftn .ls.9 iasiisR sPir's, u
Subnaraugeu.

Barum nirh irgenb SemaHb bur4
9Hbneraugen G. amerBtE letben, nenn man
ttne 5laide % erNau GorE RemopeT7 -eH
tderes unb tensa StmerS bsreitenees 8ttttel ss9su
Shbuerou9en una Erofbeu!sa - boben tdRnf Su
NpotbefeH uno kei Sfubb&Hbleru jar % @sHts;
Depot: Rr. l15, BultonfraBe, S.aY'
(EEot-LN
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pie 9o65ett oes 9rattOentem.
Stenet TIM ,,gSet8en Saufe."
Gin Invertebrates GretamtB.

9te Stauungs;Geremunie.
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Sic &ndl;eits9dite. - Cine 1iitterUodIe ;a
Seer Bart" - Bic Sas usIUsrmabIts
Vaar oem Reportern elm SdHippdlen
id1Ing.-9o oiIettem, SudljeitS8sid RnS
SIuWeuI1mud.
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GuroSatT6e &abeIbertate.
seOsoIO uom Raufs's gserfe.

&erlln, ,. Suui. - Der UeriiorbeEe
@rOfeIcr bon 9iantc uoIlenOete furi por llIa
mem &blebeu Ncu iiebeuteu 8uuo isuuer HeIts
geidifte, tpoour9 sr isiu @ert bis sur 5elt
Ges 0euthen GuiIerS Seinrid Y. brad)te,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-03

gem Gufsrthulte nod bem Samilieus Speiiez
iimuer, mo ons 9Of;eitsmabl aufgtttI4
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fourteen hours at work every day,
are dissatisfied when they see such displays
of wealth and luxury. While the masses
are toiling for daily bread the owners of
franchises grow enormously rich on watered
stocks and are spending hundreds of
thousands of dollars on china ware and other
luXuries. 1t is time TO call halt. The
system of enormous wealth based on dis
honest methods which is growing so rapidly
must be checked, or there will be disastrous
results to our social conditions. 1t is no
idle fear we express. 1t is felt by all con-
sentative people who study our social prob
lens. Human nature would not be human
nature if it did not revolt against the
inequalities which exist and the dis
honest practices which prevail to bring
about those inequalities. In addition to
giving shoddy aristocracy an opportunity TO
make a vulgar display of ill-acquired wealth
the MORGAN sale has served a useful pur-
pose in calling public attention to a cancer
sore on the body polite.
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SMOKE CONSUMING.

A correspondent who is an iron man and
who indorses the GLOBES position in rela-
ton to the establishment of manufactures
in st. Paul, complains in his communica-
ton, published in another column of this
mornings issue, that the smoke ordinance
recently adopted by the city council will
have tendency to keep manufacturers
away from the city. We are surprised that
our correspondent should take this view
of the matter. Being a manufacturer
himself he ought TO understand that
the understanding process is fuel-sav-
ing device. The heavy volumes of black
smoke which come from furnace hues are
only so much unconsumed coal. Even with
coal down to So or 81 ton the manufacturer
cannot afford to lose so much fuel as passes
away with the smoke from his furnace
stacks, and consequently as a matter of
economy he ought TO use the smole-con-
sumer even If the city ordinance did not re-
quire it, Leaving the matter of cleanliness
entirely out Of sight there is not an indi-
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4 VETERANS HARDSHIP.

Commodore WILLIAM T. TRUNTUG was re-
tired for age on Thursday Of this week, March
ii, after a distinguished service, dating from
Feb. 9, 1871. During the war, especially, he
served with great credit, and was present at
the two attacks at Fort Fisher, in December,
1864 and January, 1865. Commodore TRUX-
TUN passes from the active TO the retired
list, amid general good wishes for his future
happiness, and that comfort which his honor
able career has earned for him. Commodore
TRUXTUN goes upon the retired list without
promotion TO the rank of rear admiral. His
friends were unable TO induce the senate
committees to act upon his nomination until
Wednesday morning, and Senator MALONE
succeeded in preventing an executive session
that day, so that the report upon his nomi-
nation could not be presented until Thursday.
A single objection to its immediate consider
alton being effectual. il went over under the
rule to Friday, when Commodore TRUXTUN
had ceased to be an officer eli. ible to promo
ton, and he can only be made n rear admiral
now by special act of congress.-Army and
Navy Journal.
The commodore seems to have had hard
road to travel. About year since he de-
clined to recognize drunken fellow in
the lobby of the Ebbitt house who had
formerly been in the navy. but who left it
to join in the Rebellion. At that time the
Democratic papers abused him without
stint for being fanatical Republican.
Now when he comes up for confirmation he
is defeated by a Republican member be-
cause he is said to be rebel Democrat.
Truly, the way of the old defender of his
country is hard, for he lnoweth not which
side of his bread is oleomargerined.
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EXPRESSION OF CE,
The Duluth Herald serves notice on the
political slate makers ia this state that the
northern counties are going TO unite, and
are coming two hundred Thousand strong TO
smash any slate which has on it the names of
those who oppose re-apportionment for sell
fish reasons. According to the argument of
our Duluth contemporary this is the only
means left TO the northern counties to find
compensation Tor the injustice done to them
by denying the additional representatives
to which they were entitled. The Herald
says that the sense of injustice
is so strong that the people of the northern
tier of counties are willing TO forego party
interests in order to secure just recognition
for the disfranchised people of that section.
Ihat is the proper spirit 10 manifest.
People who are not independent enough to
unite and assert their rights are not en-
titled to recognition. independence and
unity of action among the people will very
soon dethrone the political bosses and
smash their little states.
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-FsTHETIC PUGTLIsNT.

New York is very proud of her pugilistic
heroes. The Honorable JACK DEMPSEY
and Monsieur LIE BLANCHE are the toasts
of the town at this writing. The New
York papers speak of them with the high
est enconiums, as knights who battled with
great gameness, and the prize ring is re-
ferred to as place with all the decorum of
a fashionable tea party. In editorial men
ton of the contest the Herald says "the
fashion of the town, rather than the fancy
of the priZe-ring. took possession of the
matter. There was at least no question
about the genuineness of the battle, and both
victor and vanquished have gained new re-
nown in the particular path of glory which
they have chosen to travel" With such
aesthetic views on prize fighting and with
JACOB SHARP still in control of the city
council, it is not matter of much surprise
that New York permits the GRANT monu-
ment fund to lag.