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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

@ Seoermanu, Der 6agce demiz
f dee SGur. g9teOer5 5eritelluHg s.
mttte 9ebrautt, in OOr eer6batla4e ilbers
,euat, ea6 es Dem 6oare Ose uatiirltte 6arbe
iute6er gtebt, ruenn Alt1r ooer SraHtpett eS
qrau oemudt babeu, u1o ca e8 oemielbeu
S9eih6eit unO Glau3 oeyleibt, 70 wiro Se0er,
Der Is Ueriutt, fiuOera aaB e5 Die 6aut rtAt
farbt, iuuOern Our9 Slnregltug Oeruatiiu;atu
auSihetouuseu an ben g8urjelu benz 6aure
neueS geben, ueua Srait uerleiht nnO 70 leiue
Tarbe uuo 6riihe pis6er beritelt. IS taun
70 oft, pie @afeg, aui Der Sopibau. RuO NIT
geifer SidleVbfit augerauOt werstu, oa eS
aus Del luno GaregenOeu' BeIngetit Grtra:
ten belteGt, HRo ais SOilettsU -9Irutel bat eS
ieiues @leiteH nidDt. 4reis 81 Die 6ialbe.
gu babeu bel Setb Q. 9ance & Comp,
yir. 1O8, 99efz galtimorsftVaBe. \. B.
Nan frGae nod Sauces herildem 9alra
Observation-Disclosures gno nebme teln all.
bereS. (ROp26, l2Ytte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Ntehmdrffe.

8 hica9o, Il. Sebruar. = Hiu0Oieb
3ufubr 1900; Serien6uns 21OO; 8reiie bari.
trteu Spiiden $500 uuS S5.45.- S6meine
3ufuhr 81 900; Serienbun9 1900; Yreie pa,
riirien Stuiiden $2.75 unb $4.25.-S1aafe
3ufuhr 5000; Serienbuns 1000; Breiie bart
irteu Swii9eu $500 unS $500.
ct. 9ouis, II. Sebruar, - 8iuSuieb
,3ufubr 22O0, SerienOuns 700; Yreiie bari.
trten ;wii6en $3.50 Iuo $3.50 .-Sdmeiue
i3ufubr z20O, Serienbuns 300; Breiie uari-
irten suiideu So. go unS SAILS. - S6aaie
i5ufubr 1900, Serieubung 500; Yreiie bari.
trten 5piifen $3.50 unb $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
SQt,ufataitrpbhe.

CINCINNATI, II. Sebruar. = @lH Sug
Der y0bio. Central Subn" eutsIeifte geitern
auf elmer Bride bel Boint Yleaiant, 8..
@a., unb elmer Der gBas9Ons itiirSte in ben
unten berfIieBenben Strom blnab. Gin 9r.
Sumpbries aus Boca, 8.=Sa., iotuie Oas
MEL @earles uou Surritun= Station, Butuaut.
County, g8.<&a., tanlen um's Geben, uub
Goparo Seobu aus 3Boint Bleaiant, @eorge
8ropn, Or. s. 8. 9tauid aus gtew 6auen,
.sSa. unb 9S. S. Dent aus BarferSburg,
8.zSu., erlitten Serletun9en. Die Ser
muuheteu merhen idmmtlih Qeneieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Ger 6eIOntdfff.

Nemz gOrt, II. 6ebruar. 6OlsenOes
finS bic G6luBnotirlIngen: @elS Offnete gu
li-2 unS idlOB ju Yrosent. - Sterlius=
8ediel $4.87f-$4.874 uuf 60 Gage unS
$4.89tS4.S9I uuf Si4t.-SInoeS=Sbliz
qationen: 3zproS. 1901 ,44=prOj. 119t, 4zprO3.
I258.-&tiieu: aOamS grpreB 145, @elIs
tral-Yacifc 4l4, Ghei. Ohio III, Grie 28t,
90. Trior. 6O8, 9atezSbOre $685. H.zS. @eu>
trail 5S4, Iortb= =8efern Ill. 90. 8rior. 14O,
N.=O. Central 1861, SbiO= =gtiififppt 25t 30.
grior. 82i, Bittsburg 149, 8eaeiu9 2St,
&odsSslano 1S0, ,lluiOnz Yacifc 5la 8eiterH=
llniou 724.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Gte SbtneSeubekeu ,

Olympia, @.zS., II. 6ebr.-9ie aui
Seiebl oes Sunoes9erit)ts perbafteteu Chine
lenheser Setel, Bates, Soooin9 rub Sra;ier
purben seiteru in oas 3udthauS auf Mc.
Neils Sslanb gebradt, mo iie su uerbleiben
haben, bis baS 0iltrittsgeri9t 3uiammentritt.
Siele Gbtueien finb mad Yortlanb, Dr., abs
gereiit. @s berridtieet 8ube. Die pSnishts
Of 2abor" lebuen iebe Serautportung fir bic
Gbiueieubese uno lebe Setbeilisuns an Oer=
ieIhpn nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Rarft t.no g5rIs.

9iuerpool, II. 5ebr.. 1890 Wiittass.
Saumnole: RitteliorteS Sberldnoer 1916;
Ditto. g1em Orleans 5. - Die Sertdufe
betruaen 5000 SaGen, SpetulatiOu uuo 4us-
1000, 3ufubr 14,l00.
9onbon, IT. 6ebruur.-Ser. StauteH.
Sblisationeu: 4.proS. III, Ditto. 44=prO3
ia. = 9ttien: a.=S.=s8. S94, DO. .. III
@rie 90, 90. 8S, gt.=9. Central 1891, 8a..
Central SIT, Sls. -Geutral 143 ,8ea6in9 12s
@an.= =8acific 81, @erican 26b, ct. Ban
Common 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Dom Snd,erttide.

Gin aoreBtaIenoer beS 0tuiis
taIiengeiddfte8 uuO oe8 @tuiit.
SerufeS fir bic Ser. Stauteu
Directory of the Mu~ic-Frade and Musi-
cal Profession in the United St1tes) ilt Die
neuete GciFung umerjtuuiideu Su9bduoler-
llnternebnungSgeiiteS. 8as Bud 1T iiber
200 Seiten ftart uno eutbdit Die 9tamer auer
Otuittalien 6Gu0ler, 6ubritanteu, 9eilHg=
Sereine, SOlOsSdngcr, 0irigeuten, GirtuO.
len II. |. 10. 9erGnsgeber $. u. 9foit in
Eerus9Ori. 4reiS So.
SON 3tdeI'8 baIbmonatli6 d Ell
3eitidrift 9iOoelleuibaB" ltegt
ms bic 4. gtummer nit rti1em mo gut ge:
nGbltem Snbalte Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
@ertfaniidle @anoitett.

gI=YuiO, Ser., II. Sebr.-3rpei Sir=
ger ans Council. Sluiis, Soma, S. u. Yre:
iton uno Capt. tSowIer, Die al merifanii fen
@rubenmerten betheilist tpareu, uuternab-
men jiinsf cine 9teiie bortbin. S(ui benz
Riidwese tuurben fie uabe on Der @reuSe.
bel garrall, gterito, BON SunOiteu iiber'
fallen, Captain 9oiuier eruorbet uno Bre=
ffon, Der iid) uer5wsifelt pebrte, idper per.
nunhpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
sheater u, oer rstrnhnIle.a q

Dente, 0Onnerltag, giebt br. @eOrg Sd
ftein ais 4. ieiuer SOrlteauugeu OuS grOBe
Geian9s SOItSitid rInOreaS r."
6arbenreide Sableuur, SprOler g}utioualgez
idnge, @oolutiOnen &C. bringen in Die biitos
ride SanoIuug reite abpe68luug. Die
8ttelrOle liegt in ben 6GnOeu Oes pru.
Sarl @ebre, Der, neil jett gGn3lit uOu
ieiner Setierteit 9eueieu, eme 0iuferleiltung
6arau5 idlafien nuO. Dad Der SOriteluu9
finoet eiH Gan3traujden itatt. Der GiHs
triltspreis iiir Gbeater uuo Baa ilt 5 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

Yaspebtac, One, II. Tebruar. -
@efiern Nadmittas rottete iid1 abermals eiu
Wiob 5uiammen, tuel9er 9tabruug foroerte,
unb cine grobe Meui4eumeuge iit beute ruiez
ber ouf ben StraBeR beriammelt. gteue I'm
ruben iteben in ausFdt, trotoem ii6 Die
&Gbelsfibrer in Sem friiberen Iufrubr i'm
@efdusu,iie beiinben. Die auIriibrer fino
yWetes," cine Mii9IinssraiTe, uelde Der
Serbiubung Der afaoier (oer urIpringli6en
frah;0fiden Guiieoler) nit ben Mtcmac.
Snoianeru eutipraug. Die mitteloieu fran.
36fiden @auabier, ionic Die @auaoier eng,
liiher ,3uuse MAIDEN Der 8eboroe tsiae
Sdpieri9teiteu. Die 9otalbeb5rbe 1T ni6t
i'm Stanbe, Die Orouuns uufredt ,u erhaIten,
uni Die Situation Ueruria9t .rnfe 8siOrgz
nifiP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
enatrife sntffSnnd,ridltet1

Gm 13. o8. iegelte Der 0ampfer p9ouIna"
bon @lba bterber ab.
Sorgeitern 1T oer 9ampfer vGberlaog 8ag"
bon Sentiaf bierher abgefabreH.
Der 9ampfer ,SrenboIme" BON bier tra'
sefera in 9ioerpoot eiu.
Suldno.
Retu Dort, II. 6ebruar.-6eute tra'
Der 0ampfer pRe9ulator" uon 8ilmtugtoHl
N.sS. bier elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
4frd,enbranS In Soleop.

SoIebo, o, II. Sebruar. - Die bic.
fise poln,i9e Stride, psld,e Dor eiuem Sabre
Der Sdauplae eiHes sufruhr5 inter Den
@emeinbemitslieoern mar, braunte heute
Abenb nieber, uuo man permuthet, oaF
graubiliftuug uOrlie9t. Gin 0faun 1T be-
reits als Der rnutbmaslidle Sranoififter Der:
baitet porbeu. @roBs anfresuns Aerriat
inter hen hieiiaen Holen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

HH Or. Chalmers Seiltiuttur ges
gen 9pspepfe, Sance's anocru- Sprup 9ee
gen Snitsn uub Grtdltuus, 9ance's Safiaz
pariu. .Bilen sum Reinissn bes Slutss, San=
ce's Sud)u fir bic Riereu, Sauce's 9dar.
Bieoerberiteuer, Sance's 8beumatiSmus-
eminent - aGes ;u baben bel Setb 9.
Sance & Comp, Rr. 108, Beft. 8alti'
more, (Rop26, l2Rte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

E9y" lluftreitig truseu bic tirhtideu 5raus
eu0eretne jur g8Obliabrt unO 6ebuug tbrer
GemeiRoen oiel bel un6 baben Oieieu gar oft
aus srOBen gerle9eubtiteH gebolfeu. g8aS
6rauen auf oieIem 9ebiete uuteruebmen,
piro nit beipuuberuugSmertbem giier ourds
gefiibrt unb entbebrt ieIten oes oerOieuteu
GriOI9es. 2luA Der IS r6raHenOereiu Der
3reteiui9teit8 9emetuoe" (BafOr
6artnnnn) bat ftd I'M Oieie uabetreitbare
Seroieute erwOrben. Dt ontag uHo Diem
flag bat er i'm S9ullOtule an Der Sriuitg'
StroBe ein &uferu>S Souper oerauItalz
tet, gu Dem er ieine 5abIrei4en @0uuer etus
label nit Der 8erF6eruug, oGB eS Seluem
an luterhaItung febleu iOa. Sir Grud9iene
tOfet oos GiutrittSbtlIel 35, fiji &iHoer 20
Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Ser 0etratoes tttto 0iftualtetts
M0rff.

Gbicaso, II. Sebruar. - Rebl ffia
gen Sasesrateu-Sebr. 79s, Rdr; 79t, Tsai
SAT. Wtais ieit uub ihloB ettuas b0her -
Sebr. 38, MGr3 3S, 0tai 41s. Safer 29i
&ogsen SO. @erfie 60. Sladsiaauteu 11S,
SGweiuefeii& $1O.70. S1mal3 $6.07.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Rertfo'S StaatSS6itto.

@erito, II. Sebruar.-Sfftsiellem Ses
ridte gu 6olse 1T oaS burd bas Suut-Oetret
etablirte 9lmt fiir bic @onuertiruu9 unb Gonz
iolibiruns Der Ofieutliden Sdulo 9etern er'
Ofinet wOrben. 9ud in Qonoon ipiro bic be-
trehenbe SiIialfele balo sur @rofnun9 9e'
Inunpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

re- Sett 1T bic 9elegenbett.
Sine Nlaidle uon 6uut's Snjet;enpuluer,
Sa8 man nit llmfdlt in bic Settit.ae uuO bic
Gfeu unS gBtuIel iraut, eripart mlrte lpis
tsrs D}ibe une Blage. $reiS % Gents. 3n
boben BEL 5etb g. Sarce & Comp,
Nr. I0a, ,@ef 8alHmorgItr. (Noo26i il2Bt9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

na- 8uftor0r. 6. 3. q. SdBmauu
preoigt uon ndd)ften1 Sonntag all ieoeu
Sountng Sormlttu9 in Gtutue's 6alle. Der
@otte8oieuit begiunt J Il llbr. Seine jablz
reiden 6reuube uuo 2lQe, welde eiuen abr
bait erbaueuoen, bon edtem lutberiIheu
geiite getra9enen ttrtltdeH SOrtrag gu b0ren
piinidlgn, flno einaela0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Der sausbrmd, oes galtams geltma

Stabt Wertto, II. Gebruar. - Der
Srater bes Sultaus @oIima bat an @robe
abgeuommen, aaein Der GuSbrnd. eauert tort.
Die 8epobner Der benahbarten 2orfer unS
6acieubas befiirhtsu ueues llnbetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

R9~ Der g6reune d. ATS. .6rauens
Sranten lnteritiisuugs 8ereiu
gtr. /" giebt 0tonta9, ben p. Sebruur,
in Der u@ermania Sd nuer d r
Sale" eiuen MaStens uno @iOilbaa, fir
relfen iid aud auBerbulb Der SereinSgreus
zen Siele, seneu bic biSberigen Serguitguuz
qeu be8 Serens oqe5eit @enuB 9ebradt, gum
BeIude aerii1tct baben. amiiiemeut in Ollie
ru6 Tiiue bari Seoermaun ermarten. 6rau
SdmaD ltefert fliiFge uuO cOmpatte Stdrs
fuuseu uno iit aud nit Der @aroerobe be
trnfIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
wsuteret ami einem Dritti@em saulIatHe

XOn0On, Z. Sebruar. - Gtne beute
friib Der YOliSeibeb0rOe 3ugeganaeue Depejd)e
bra6te Die gtadJri6t, baB cine Nteuterei an
Dem nabe @reenbitbe in Der Sbeuie liegens
ben britii6en S6ulififie pAretbuia" ausges
bro6en unO baB 8eiftanb nutbWenoig iei.
Sine Abtheilung YOli5et purbe i9iort al
8OrS oes S6ulihifis geididt.
(Spdter. .)-Die Weuterei wur0e raid III
tsroridt. Siebeu Der Weuterer iino ourt)=
sepeiti6t uno ans Dem 0ieuite geitOBeu
fnprhe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

,gublid} babe i'd bus Rs9te setrnffeu!A
rief Der Saruer aus. uudOsnt er lause ber.
uuiseboftert bate. Cine 6lai6e Or. But 8
r6nften.Sprnp" balf ibm saotid, ala aGes
&uaere tehlIdlus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Guropatfdle @abrlberibte,
gsrbOr Oer sOnOomcr ss,iaIiItenfabrer

SaRbun, II. 6ebruur. - 9aS SerbUr
Der SoSialiiteHfiihrer 90uomau, Burns,
Champion nno ggilllams, rueld)e angetla9t
ilne, ben @iOb aui oem Srafalsdr SQuare
Uno I'M pSpoe Bari" 2um Quirubr aufges
retSt III bnben. tuurSe beute i'm SpwtraBeHs
FoltSet9erid)t er0finet. Sronanualt Yolano,
neIder Die 6egieruug oertrut, er6ffnete oaS
Serhor Surt cine 4Hiprafe, in tuel9er er
oerldleSene aufpiegleriide Stelen ans ben
oon Den ar9etla9ten gebaltenen 6eoen cttlrte.
Ntebrere Serl6terftatter maren ais Seu9eu
alpeeno uHo Had)ten Diittbetlungen llber
oaS SerbGlten Der Angetlagten AM Gage oeS
AutrubrS. BOlanS beantragte, OaB ale glHs
9etlagten oem geri6tsUerfabren itbermieieu
miiroen. Gr a9te, Burns babe auf bem
Srafal9ar Tlate bic Aeuberung 9etban:
pluenn mir fein Srob friegen, 10 friegen Iie
Slet," unb uoa5 nGdfte Dial meroeH mir in
BEN SGdereien auirGumen!" Burns babe
an9 benz @tOb Oen @ari6 ourd b"S 8eits
Gnbe oorgeid)Iar Irfn I'M.
/ ~ Auoerem SS.s--.--. haben
geSei9t, mas Steine tbun i6nneH. Benn Ite
nid]t nadgeben, 10 meroeH mir Bulper un6
Slel periufeur uno Sann gibt'S cine 0ieUOlu.
tton." - Champion babe III leinen all ienem
Gage 9ebaltenen Geben ieine 3uh0rer uuiz
geforoert, Die Boli;ei uno oas 0iilttdr I'll be-
einfluiien, Namit oieieIbeu gemeiuidaitIide
Sade nit Dem Solfe mndten. - gSiliamS
rietb in ieiner GfeOe benz Solte ;Ir Grgauiia.
tion uno erflGrts, er m6fte feline Dem quit
gertobe naben geute Dem Dtilitdr ge9eniiber
iteben ieben, wenu Fe ntdt organiiirt ieen.
9pnSman bate 9eiagt: plaBt ms cine
fefte SroHte 5etgen! gSeun frteOlidle gtlttel
fehl idllaQen, 10 lperoe idl Der SrIte ielu, mel
der Sud Su ben gSafien ruff" - Dad be-
ensetem 3eusenUerb0r murOeu Die meiteren
SeIbanOlun9en auf etne gSote uerifobeu
unb Die 2ln9etla9ten bis oabiu inter Siirg.
ifat 9efeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
aas aerpet asasn Dos 2rama ..aepan..

2onbon, Il. 6ebuur. - Die SeU6ltez
ring BON Euris iit b0dit beirieoi9t iiber oaS
&erbOt oeS 9aiiers 28ilbelm gegeH Die 4uiz
ftbrung OeS Dramas ,Sebau." Sie beradI=
tet bas &erbot ais 8emeiS fir Die llebereu'
gung 9eutidlanOs, oaB 6rantretd ietue iriiz
bere Stellun9 inter ben ytattOnen @uropIS
mieber eingenOmmeu bat uHo Der Seadtung
miirnio If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
&afee ,mut &ofenpreiie.
&oble,t= ,t,to Solsbot
BON
S. 2ange e. SObnrn,
s,azgba,eftraf,e utto ,,llntpnz Sabnr uno V6e
Wpuutitents uno aliSauitbitraBe.

go bi, yr.iIe BON Solt unb soblen iest almtlts
orioroer,, All feiseri, ratben mir unieren 5reunoen
InS aanSer, f eRt tbren BtnterporTGtb etasule9en,
esf,' tueIte ett ibren gOrratb sneqen. nerbsn mir
5Sutsr Sahaft aebel gBir inb bereit @ontratte fur
9est oSer ipdtsre 4tIeieruns a6Sul9lisBsn.
toiH Der iote oar nint perldumen bel ob9er tStrna
Sorsupretbsn oSer iene Sefteluns our4 Die Bo oSer
XeIepbon einSuienoen. ,.,,.,.
-. s,ots,t bnrren urp ,gBaaen brett in ben 9eler.
'"tu S.WDa iutr iest uniere @dsemhbIe in gutenl.
Buaanbe uno itets rodenes seidstes une 9eigalsnss
mn sunber, bel ms porsuipreten,S Senn mir uertaus
s,n fssts M Ken 6ilIiaften Breien. (April5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
nus Spaniril.

@ta6rio, Il. 6ebruar.-Su elmer beutt
itattgeiuu0eneu SabinetS- Sttuug muroe be
idonen, Die 29ablen i'm AplI abbaLpn gu
laiieu uno Die Gortes i'm Diai ein3uberuftu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
Santfra6 in oer S6weii.

2onbOn, II. 6ebruar. - Stmou God,
eiu Gantier 81 SolOtburu in Der S6pei3,
fallirte iiirSItd nit YaiiiUiS i'm 8euugc
uon 100000 6rancS. buHOeIte uOn zen
ten, melde ibre GriparniIie ser Saut amber
trant batten, werOen Ourh 6aS 6aaimeut an
Den Settelfab gebratt. God ift geftern me
nfn 8PtrunS nPrhnftet mnrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
GuTopdifGle Rabtlbert@te.
RoItfe Ifper erfranft.

Serlin, II. 6ebruar.-9raf b. NtoItte,
@eneraI. 6elOmari9au unoG Gbef bes Oeuti9en
@eneralfabes, lieqt idWer trant parnleOer.
Serltnr II. 6ebruar. - gs oerlantet
1ett, oaB graf Moltfe nur all etnem Ietdten
Nnfalie BON afbma leiOetuno SaB Die Aer5te
ieinen 3uItano nidlt fir beSenfllt erad)ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18
2ranfretdl unp Wapaaasfar.
China unp Der @attIan.

81 Iom, II. 5ebruar. - Der 8oiten etues
hinefi6eu @eI6n0teu au ben Satttau 1T benz
Wiarqui8 Tleng angebOten pCroeH. Die
en9liide 91e9ieruug bat bem Papite ouS Nn=
srbieten gemadt, tbren GiufluB 5ur arraus
girung Der @ruennung zines pdpftli9en Nunz
tius in Betin Al uerpeu0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-18

5cIpmaridlau TloItfe fdbtper etfrantt. - @ruz
Bes Sanffauiment in oer SdIweii.- GRs=
Iano uno SrIanS. - Die &onopHcr Sniia.
Iiiteniibrer opr @ertd1t. pas Ginihreiz
ten Der Wiadlte aearn @riedlemIano.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-06
The wickersham Murder.

San Francisco papers give particulars
of the murder of Jesse G.. Wickersham
and his wife, at their sheep ranch on
the Coast Range, Sonoma county, Cali
fornia, about q miles northwest OF Peta-
luna They were assassinated by their
Chinese cook, who had been three
months in their employ, and always
spoke well of his victims. He had been
an ex-convict from San Quentin, but the
Wickershams did not know this. Aug
Tai Due, the murderer, spoke English
fluently. He was % years of age. After
the murder he made his way to Glover
dale, whence he went to San Francisco
by rail, and was traced on board the
steamer Rio de Janeiro for China. A
cable message requesting his detention
at Yokohama was forwarded, and an Of
ficer is now on his way from San Fran
cisco.to effect his capture. He stole a
good deal of money, it is believed. Some
Cinnamon allege that the Ming Yung
Company shipped Aug Tai to China.
Jesse G.. Wickersham was shot through
the head and heart with buckshot while
seated at dinner, two discharges having
been fired into him. Napkins were tied
round his neck to absorb the blood, but
he did not fall from his seat. His wife's
murder took place subsequently, the first
shot having evidently disturbed her.
Her remains were found in the bedroom,
tied with about ten yards of a clothes
line rope to the bed. The rope had been
passed around each arm several times,
pinning them behind the body; then, by
fastening the rope across the chest and
around the headboard, the suffering
woman was made fast. In her death
agony the woman threw herself off the
bed, and, though still tied, was found
half kneeling, half laying across the
edge of it. The face was swollen and |
bruised, the appearance CHASTITY in the
extreme, the terrified expression depict !
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fact, however, Canadian business men
and politicians of every party, combine
Loyalty to uphold the credit Of the Gov
ernment and of their banks, and so ef-
fectively has this been done that Eng
lish and American gold is practically
driven out Of the country. Our own
business men and politicians would do
well to profit by the example OF Canada.
If they were actuated by similar spirit
there would soon be an end of dull times,
business would be booming" public
and private improvements would be in
augurated and carried on successfully /;
but that would not leave the door open
for ''sharp turns" and corners in ex-
change" and the like, and therefore we
are certain to have continuance Of the
war against public and private credit
in the interest of "Twelve-per-cent."
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A Narrow Escape.

On Thursday evening, about a quarter
past o'clock, Mr.. Sam Macy, Hack In
spector, who resides near the corner of
Liliha and King streets, left his home
for the town. He had only got a few
steps when he heard loud screams pro-
ceeding from the rear of his house. Re-
tracing his steps quickly, he found that
the inside OF room, where an old ma
tive man lay at the point OF death, was
on fire. He picked up some blankets,
and at once commenced TO put out the
flames which were bursting through
the roof He sent native on the roof
to pull off the shingles and put water on.
In the meantime the sick old man was
carried out of the room to an adjoining
cottage. Mr. Macy was successful after
a very short time in putting the fire out
and saving the cottage from destruc-
ton. 1t was started from lamp being
overturned, the flames communicating
with the mosquito curtain. The Fire
was not called.
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DECAY OF LANDLORDISM IN THE OLD
WORLD.

While we have been busily engaged,
under the domination of the Opposition
party and its social and financial infiu-
ence, in entailing upon this country the
worst and most pernicious forms of land
monopoly and Ian dlordism, the terri
torial power in the British isles and
Europe has been gradually breaking up.
In Ireland we have the unique spectacle
of a nation on strike against landlord
ism and the strike is fast extending to
Scotland and England and Wales. The
political power of the great territorial
families is broken in Great Britain and
utterly destroyed in Ireland. In Scot
land, where clanship and conservatism
of feudality has been extreme, the land
tenure revolution is in full blast An
English exchange says: 1t is strongly
indicative of the weakness of territorial
influence in Scotland that the Duke of
Buccleugh, who owns 432, 347 acres in
North Britain, and whose father was
probably the most popular and respected
nobleman in that country, saw his eldest
son defeated last month by over one
thousand majority, when standing for
Dumfriesshire, in which county the
Dukes property is assessed at 600, 900
1880, 000l year.