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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
Der Sohrestaa SeS Gugters "a aITaere.

sort Gufter, WOnt., 25. Sum. .-SOrs
aefferu muree bier Der ;ebnte Sabrestng Ses
&nIiers @aa6acre am 9ittIe Sig Sorn feierli9
beaanaeH. Capt. @obfrep, elmer Der llebers
Ie6enSeu iener ungliidli6en Expedition, belt
cine 8eSe, in pelder er bas Raiiacre be-
Idrisb. Saul uuD uisIe 8eIu4er aus ben
Scrts Secgs unb Oates itnO bier uuO man
6eabfGttgt, oGf benz SdIaAtfelb etu Eager
SI beSieben unc non bort aus ju Bferbe alle
biforii6en Bunfte 50 beiu6en. @anl uno
bic Snbianer, peIte an hem RaToere Sbeil
senCmmen hntten, perSen 2eigen, Die Sc
neral @uiter uub ieine tapieren Solootsu BON
lbrem @si6id ereilt Wgroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
RarFt gnS s5rTs.

2ioerpOOI, %. SUM, 12.SO RittagS.-
Suummolle: 0ittteliOrte Sberl6uoer 81 ;
Ditto. Rem=Grleans 5 3ll6.- Die 8ertdufe
behugen 10, 900 8allen, Spetulatiouu. 4uSs
fubr 1000, ,3ufubr 17,OOO..
2Oubon, 25. Suui. - Der. Staaterts
Sblig0tiOueu: 4-proS. 1888, Ditto 4tspro5.
1135. attien: Q.s@.sB. -, 90. 2. III,
@rie 28t, N.=g. Central 1O9, Benniuloania
-, 81. Central 142, ReaOius 124.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

E~ SIN ,9arleb= E" oeranRalz
tet Der sr1uiiialiid 6ramutii5e Sauilieu-
Club ulOr9en Ga6mittag, BON ubr an,
bel ireiemgiutritte Elm Suhrumertale gon3ert.
Der y9arleb- Bart" entsHdt 6ur6 ieiue gfas
turreije ieben 8eiuder, lino pr. 8arl S6reis
rer, Der 8ermolter, befrieoi9t, mas Sii9e uub
Seller snbetrlfit, auh ben 4uiprudSoOafen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
glr. 1872.
@t6tis, ipean ipebr.
Saisa,it @iRessme unO SiROtrloI1sa.
gSaS Gin 9Ir;i tn gihisaH eHiOsdte.

gnue GrbOr, Tidj., 25. Suni. 49, Or.
y. G. Saugbau bat bel Der lluteIju6uHg oe5
Stscreme, Ourd meld)e por SurIem u,ele
$eripnsu 3u giemtou, Dlid)., psrliitet mur
ben, Die mtdltige @HtOsdIug gentadlt, bag
SgrotOlllum iAdiegiit) ana i'm @iscleme
uorlommt uno Die betreiitn0e Sergiitlug
pe:urladte. GuS isiHsr @ntJcduna gelt hers
Dor, oaB GnrOtprUum Der 6dulntB Ser Mlldl
entiprinQt luS ith in irasuo trel9er 0tildl
e. ~'feln tann, Delfe ii9 in elmer unreineI
an. - ire oCtr in uuiaubereu @efdBeu bee
finbet
Die Seine bermebren fid raid, uRS cine
fleine Suantitdt unreiuer 0iildl tauu cine
ganSe Same pergiften. Der Sbeorie oes
Dr. Sauabun sufO!ge febt Gbrutoritum in
iHnl9er SerbiuOnna nit Der 8iuosrhoIsra,
oereH Spmptome olele 4ebulihfeit NIT Sdie=
ger9ifmna baben. Der 0ottor tuiro Der
Staats Sanitatsbeb1r6e bel ibrer uGbfteH
Sttuug eiueu genaueu 8erid,t iiber ieiue
@Htoeduugeu erFtatteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

~ Sm 10 6iibeHparte" d E" ruir6 mor'
gen, SOuntag, NaGmitta9, ben gtItglIe'
oelA Der y8alttmorer @ 4iisen " e
fgIli6 ait" unb ibren 6amillen mteeerum
elm 6ersniister 9aGmitIag bsreltet psroen.
BrOf. gStutsr's UOr,aslide Sapeae con3ertirt;
alic bari ben SaHeen ein GROCER 9enus oers
beisen ner6eu. 9a5 grOBe idbrIi4e S4tisens
feR if auf ben 23., "a, 25. nno 26. auaut
iefgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
8rdiiScuteutpa a hi t,t Grille.

SaIparaiio, 25. SUM-. - Die beute
ftattgefunbene Brdfbsnteuwabl berltef 10 tueit
obne StubeftOrung. Allem 4niheine mad
nabmen Die Slerifalen uHo 8aoitaleu uur &C..
rtu9en Gntbeil on berielbeu uno Senor Bali
maceoa, Der Ganoi6at Der SOltspartei, ift
obHe 3peiIeI erpGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
Ser @nIaen.

90 ontsomerg ala, 25. Sdni. g.
.. Deus, peldler in Icttel 6pibiabre g9r.
Mc@IellaHo, alias Grdie 5leeoeS ermoroete,
nur6e beute 3u Scale, NIa., our9 OenStcaHg
biaQelidltet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
3Irfifde SoHStISsc;ltafe far Seu Bsaii=
oenteu EIeOelaa0.
Sure SabeIOepsSdeu.

Der SiidOi bon IlbanD, N.-D.. bate
geferu in Gfom cine NuOieu} bel hem Papf.
- Gbrus gB. SieIO's SnUrienprojsB ges
gen 6enrg 9abOuWere, 9eraus9eber Der 2on
bOner u&rutb, "uubm geitern in 2onoon ieinul
Gnfang, iebch nurOen bic Gerbauoluncen
gleid mad ibreS @r0iuuug bis ROntag Der
ta9t.
- Beujamin Worau, ebemallger amer,ta.
nti9er @ean6ter in GifabOu, puroe geitert
in Dem 9Orfe Paufelb, @iier, @u9lanO, NO
Die SOrfabren @eOr9e 8aibiHstOH's auialiq
paren, be9raben. @r ielbf 9atte fidl i9on
Dor e'Ii6en 0tonateu ietue 8egrdbniBltdtte
uusgep6blt. Inter ben Qei0tra9enbcu be-
fun0en iid Der Yrin3 BON g8ale8 un1 Der
amerltaniide @eneraltouiul Baasr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
s. 6. 3eler's ,, WarhIattOs Sane, q"
GGe oct 8cFsBaIttmprcss straBe guo 9aIUer:
tDuzRDnD.

Su bieiem 2ieblinssplaBe be8 6euti6eu
antduOigen Bubtitums, Oa5 fid bort Conn.
tags NIT 6amilie juiummen fiuoet, um gr
hOlung uno llnterbulung III lu9eu unb -5u
fiuOen, 9iebf5 mOrgen Ia4mittag
uuo 81 ben6 nieSer b0ff uuterbaitenoe
&orfeuun9en. Dos Brogramm 5dbit 81 ben
reidbolti9iten uno iHterefauteften oerSaIion;
alleS in Auem genommen miro bic Uor5Igs
Iihe 2eitung beS &tabliTement8 morgen it5
ielbft iibertreiiaa uuO ieiHeu BeluaerH
nur geoie9eBes bieteu. SumOr nttrIt oaS
@anSe; besbalS bari man benz Bublttum
cine 9leibe in Der Ebat unterbaItenoer Stun'
ben in Ausii5t feuen, HHo beim ShIufie
tptrO fd Sober befrieOigt iagen: u3a, ia,
Da8 mar egaellent." 9a8 @ntree 1T tret,
uue and BET uidt gerabe eiHlaOsuOem Better
tpsrben bic Seiuder nit ibrer Sautilten Der
an9e3eigtan uielladbeu @eniHe tbellbattt9.
Die 8eSienung lit cine oor8igIide, Slide
uHb Seaer beS 6ru. 3sgsr finO treffIib be-
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
Rapt0 9apfS ittt 2tcrbcit.

8loomiHptou, SQs., -. Slul.-Oer
3utanj Ses Sldters uuO grsStnator5 0a-
oio 8Gois bat fia) beuie bsrmaFen perit IN
meIt, baB bGS ableben 6es Butieu.en III ies
Der 3eit einireten fauu. Seine Ger;te er=
ildreu, er Tonne bO6fens nod Swei StiIuOeu
1ahPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
@ertmts.Werhanplnnaet,.

Bat atiengeridt.- t. - Sor ben 01idteru
yinbian, Carroll uno Sans SH folgeHoeu
6intel.aiienidal len muroeH Die uaditebenOen
Sdjrttte getbGu: 9lahlaHe Don JObH D. pill,
@bGS. s. 4OeuoereT, Sara6 9. Bonnie, SIiz
lie u. $oau, Sathar,He BeterS, GOmunO s..
Stpslt, RapOuu y Molle reip., Redleus
idalt8beldJte gut gebeiBeH; SEQ 3t0it, Qr'
dlbaIO s. DiIrrQg. SormuHoiaait5bertdJte
gut qebe,Ben; &atbaTtHe Dur, Soamddt
5ur 9srpultlHg on &arI 8ambah; 8atba
rine 8eterS, Ditto an 5. s. Eeter3; Rdtbar.
8bnn, SaOentar etngereiht.
@rtmiuaI9eridt. t. - (SOr 0tidter
9ufi1 Charles Z. Campbell, 6aiarOipiel,
idulOig beiuHoen; Appeldtion aH9emeIOet.
5bomas 9iemtoH, 2IHgrifi; freigeiprOdeu.
IeQer 2Sm. Sunter, Giebftdbl, betauute it
idulbig, nod midi uerurtbeilt 6iir beu.e:
Sobn Oturap, Erageu UerbOrgeuer 2Bafz
ZEN. gleger SameS %. 6letder, ISM. 6p
Smirb, 9tuorem SamiOn, gEm. Galdbdu,
CHARLES Bafer, Gn9riii.
Sretgeipro zen. - Die @rOBges
fd)mcreneu babeH bic QHtlageu gegen aQe
GerOnen, eiudlteBIih Der &blHeien, mSlte
tur3lid] negen 2lrbeiteH8 an SOnutagen oerz
baitet puroeu, abgeuteieH. Staat5aupalt
Nkkk NAAAHtAT bNb ~ lNoNh wa VASlN ~thINJ"'-
oiqunQ bin 8er1afteteu auf ieiH @breumort
entlailen uno uiht erlauben peroe, oaB te
mad benz StaOtgcidnguifie gsbradt warcen.
8uubesz z@tfrift8geridt. t.-(8or
9tidter Worlis.) Gboma8 0lOore, gi9uer
0es S6ooners y2. s. Soy" uuo 2lnbere gcs
gen Den Sfleppoampfer g@mmd," @nti9Iz
6iaunssIioge, unb Qeui .. Wardant unO
Charles s. 8urtunt ge9en oeEielben DAM
pier, @ntlhaeiguugahagei Seipe abgepiez
len.
Stuottretss s@eridt.- - (Sor 0tj9s
ter Giiber) g9iuiam5 gegeH @jttiug8, 5r
Dor berihtet, beenoet uno gntideioung oors
bebaIttd; 3oplauO gegen bic Baltimore
SbiO @iieubabu," SuBibit,ousHage; inter
Gerbau0Iuug,
Common BIea8s s@ertat. - (Sor
GbelpS.) 9ubbarO gegeu Die pBbilabelphia
&SiImington. 8eItimorer Sabnz9 z9elaui9alt," :"
5uoOr bel.dtet, in ben 6dHoeu Der 9eiawore-
men.
Superiors @erid t. lSor Obers
ridter Sronn.) Batemau gegen bic uScl
timcre Sarior6 3urnpjte @omp.," SH,
id)doi9un9sIla9e; inter gerbanolung.
Sta6ts@ert6t.-(8 9ti6ter Stems
art pgorDlunO Srif. Comp" gegen SEQ.
q. Glart, beyeit8 beli6tet; inter SerbauOs
Ipu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

Die iHnierBbafteften 9eiben entffeben ses
mobnlid our4 @rtdluuseu, uub bel iolden
@elegenbeiten stbt es nidts SeEeres, tpie
uui4asbare 9eilmittel nSt. Satob's Ael."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
@urDpatf@e RabsGst9,S,e.
gte fran,pni@en grtnaen.

8uris, rs. SUM. - Du5 pom 9raieH
bon Rari8 9elegsntIid ieiner Aore'le aus
SranIrei9 erluiisne @ianiief madlt 9roBeS
9lriieheu, uno aue Hldtter, pelde oaAeloe
eutbolten, fiuoen raid)en Abias aut Cen
Stra6en.
Die irans0Ffde rootfale 4reiie belPrtdlt
oaS Dtauifeit oes @rafeH BON Bars ais Se'
tpeis fir bic @efahr, rpeIdle bic forto
Gnneieubeit lenes NtQnne8 IN SraHlrel@ Der
9fepubIif beretten iper0e. Sene Sldtter era
flGren, bas WanifeIt bemaSfre ben et9eRt-
ltGen Ghuraitsr 6eS @raien ais Serlhmorer.
9rei MitsIieoer 0es StaatSratbeS unO @raf
De Bourtaes, britter Sefretdr Der traujors
idleu geianotdait III 2onSoH, baben ruepen
guspeiung Der Griu3eu ref9uirt. - 2te
SUulgin BON Gnglnuo bat oem 9rafen Don
Bars cine S1mpatbteoepeibe geidltdt.
y9e Sempsn iaste in eiHer beHtisen Au8s
Qabe: y8le ioeale Regieruug, tpeld)e Der
@raf BON Boris iiir SranIrelb in ausItdt
ftellt, if i6entiI6 nit Oerienlgen, ueldle ote
93epublif anfrebt. Gs III notbmenbiger fiir
bic 8epubIif, OaR iie iiber iid ielbf pauIt,
ais iiber bic 8r6tenbenteu, uuo cine rueiier
fefe unb bOrfhttge BOlitit psldJe Die aus
meiiuua Der BlinSen iiberfiiiiq aemadt bas
ben miroe, iit iegt mebr sebottu, ais 1e."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN Brahfr6'h.
Buris, 25. Suni. - Su eiuem Soblens
bergtperte Al 9tohanlp, I'M 8epar5ement Der
Saone, erei9nete Iid) beute Elm idla9enSeS
@etrer, our1 pelhe8 "a Grbetter augeHblid-
LID sst0btet uHb 16 auoere lebenOtg be9raben
puroen.
gSiGtiss @ntOsGunasn tn SsntraL AfriEa.
8rIiiel, 25. sunni. - Die 8eamteu
bes @ongofaatsS babsn ben Seridt erbalteH,
6a6 elmer tbrer 4gentsn in @eutral Airita bic
iiberraidenbe embedding gemadt bat, oaB
bic SliiIIe Santanron uno Gdiiai podItduOiq
idiffbar iinb, noour6 oas 0ftlid]e @ebiet beS
@on9o obne ben groBeH llmpeg mad 0em
Nor6en erreibt peroen funn. Son ben
SliiIien pirb Elm bSdf frudtbarts @ebiet
6urdilr6mt.
epanisn unO Guba.
Ntabri6, 25. Suni.-Die tpsfiH0iI1eu
9eputirten baben @aftelar ihreH 9ant aus
9eiprodcd, 6aB er itd1 fir SeIbioerpaItung
fir Cuba auS9eiprohen bat. Die 0(epublt=
fnner iin0 fir SeIbfperpaltung in Den Solo
MEN, iotpeit ais bic SinauSIrage niht babel
in getradt fommt, bon politll9er Souoer=
fieuuna molten iis inbeB auf teinen fall Ct
mas tptIien. Die cubaui9eu 2eputnteu be-
ittrnorteu, 6aB bic 6egierIng etuen Boten
tiir 60rOcrung Der GuamanOeruua itsier 2(r=
better aus alien Gbeilen 8etlHSisu's i'm
Sno9et anieee.
9Irttfde Soa5GtSsciaeafe far Oeu Sraits
oenten SIeOelaaO.
GOnftautiHopeI %. SUM. - Der
SultGu pat bic i6DnIeu 8roNulte oer tir..,
I4sn Sn6uin.e als SO63etsaeideHte lit osn
ErQfoeaten @lloelauo Uussr.ceu uH0 oieie'
ben aus 9tii6fd]t auf ameriIaniiAe GmpTAJ-
ltdlfetten auf einem Grtraoampfer inter Sb=
but beS erIten 3ragOmans Der amer,taui6eu
@eianotid)aft uHitatt zines tiirf,ideu Beam
ten abQeId)iQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
YaFe! @aHe! Vaft!

sHy Reiis ius AusIaub btiors tuner5alb IA stuub,n
" q. @atae,
@Ge HoltimorffraRt una 3aasS Ep,uu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
grets 25 Gents Sas StaG.
Sine Sdrte,

Mn Wu, n,I6, an FSlasu pom SuseHbinneeRS
r,Ts5Isr e5dndd5e frhbtm Bsrial, Serluf ssr qtahs
nssfrait u. NJ. lsotn ieno. t totniTts ,TSt Ts
,nI ,irgm g8ii6ondr tn SG6 Amerta enIosuIs
Sbidt cSrsITres 9ougert Gu Ree S2iSg9 z: z: Sa SSaS
man station 8. aisnager,s&ita. (SuhosASloS'S9A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
S&wefef- 9aO

tttlO Sd1nift bel ioIdsr 8erpenSuug raibe
gtnoeruug in allen 6aleH, in beneu S4nes
feIbaoer 6uge5eigt iiuo, tple bel 3beumas
iismuS, @itt, 2eHbenWeb, 5iiitmeb, Sal3z
flub, Bledten, 6rage uuo ieoer 8rautbeit,
gGgeu pelte Aer'te 2 9peiel in ir9euS
elmer 6Orm ampieblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
GaroSaiIde Gahelberi9te.
GGrte 0nTo SES brit. 8arlanent84
Sbronreoe Der S0uigiu.

gSettere 8Iafben Ses iriIdl=enoIiidben SSabIz
fGmpfs. = Ste gesaHgeneH DrtuSen uRo
oas RaRifeft Oes 9rateR BON garts. -
GntissIiG5ss @rubennH9EI6 In grant
reid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
sie Sbteaeo'er @esd,cntsaer.

Ntae HmtnBen In SeE ,,8arttnftaSr /" 9iu.
fertonfds goIi5iitsn aRttr0f den eiaeu
esnirubr. - glHsers Ar5ei;ct auaeIcaen=
beiteu. - MnSEdltcn atf e:Lea abernaIi=
aen aHeemsineH Strabenbabn.strtf tn
NeipsNprf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

Sin btataIGr 9lnGriiT ali osH GsdfOsnteR
SHrd) Oen ReprdicutnRteH &asHe.-@rerz
gtidle @etibe,NisuHg DurdI stUGu EEterns
men oer lluiousatmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

Ser Senee Cpp'nbeim IHD bic BON ibm ers
tparteteh AHsia9eu. - gSie Die fapttaIt=
fttidlem Settuneen SsrObman,itsrt tuerOen
iouten. - Ste @ersaneeabett OeS angels
Iidben 8ombenWerfers &0Ats 2tnse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

0Itnn's SmtpcfeIFeife if jegt Ou8 pO,
pularite betannte 0tittet bel . ii g.,
8raHomuuoeu, SerreuluHgeH, GuetIdz
uuO Sduttt0erIeBungeH, SAmerJen uHo
Stedeu geporoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26
srnbsmtataitrOsbs in aranfre.a.

8aris, 25. Suui. - Su eiuem SOblens
ber9perte 3u 0tOduup, in 9epar5emsut Der
SaOne, ereignete fd beute elm idlagenSes
8etter, ourt peld1es "a Grbetter augeHblifr
LID sst0btet uHb 16 aHoere IsbenOtg be9raben
nuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-26

ste retni8t iauber unO 9eiuuO uuo Wirb
bel Der EOilette unierer feiufeu 9eieQi6ait
gebrQudt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
Tia vSCrssc aT - hser.


ihroasA"u' We a. van "G '''''"
va"eys "i"s ~ A""
iui III appsara"e' ''' way
the ii'e2iF'"g p'"E''''e 9" way )"
cause 'oeni 10 gre i"''' ~
aaace '"' i'a''s y,
hefe'ef water "a' 'eS' S'o'e'
'n''eS ""o''"''''S ""' ~" ~
ana prosperity d'''""e" tic III ~ -
of the settler IN W. p''''''" "
eur co''' a''''' '''' - az -
better h"la Tor the monte See@e'
and the tI'er "f tue soil, '"a" :"
A"voda' II water c"'''a 'e SO ~
vertod as I" become o' pr'ct''''
benefit. Especially IS th's $" |"
the country iVthS Oh Tue "
slope OF the S'erras. lnn"inoef
able streams have their e'r'h IN
the saGwciad range SAif'ihg our
western border. furnish more than
Sufia,eEt water which could DC
stored at al eXnense that ""u'a pe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
A soel LoSo.
The Enterprise Of yesterday says:

The EE;erprise Of yesterday says:
We trust that the President
will new turn Eis attention to Cas-
sidy, Dame, Garrard and the
other Democratic Office holders In
this State who have shown 80 much
activity during tina past campaign,
No Offensive partisan" oA the Re-
pubI,can side has been so Jealous
in partisan warfare as have been
these men In this canvass.
The people of Carsos are not
bothering much With Dunno and
Cassidy, but nine-tenths OF our
citizens want Major Garrard re
moved frora the u. S. Mint. He
has by far been tho most nois0me
of oEouslva parti.ans IL the STATE.
He has spread diseord and trouble
in this city kept the whole town
by the ears for months, and made
not only An offensive partisan but
an offensive nuisance of himself,
after most psrulsas aud pestlfer'
GUS fashion. A petition to PresI
dent Cleveland calliag fer his re
moyal would DE signed by nearly
every taxpayer aad property holder
in Carson. His posing as friend
Of labor aad an anti-Chineso advo'
cats has become iusuferablo IL
this city. Garra,d Must 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
ra-sT on SOCIALISM
a Han who ouShf % be- Invlted
r. Asd~ess rhe CrnaKa.

a Han who ought 70 be- Invited
t. Aad-es.s rhe CrnaKs.
Tho following ideas ca socialism
~ p. v. Nasty arc respectfully
addressed 10 tho sonsidsrati-a ct
the Usion editor. He night fad
Inspiration there for fresh attack
on ,as bio.t~d A,aos"l.e.'
| hate sapitsli-t. no matter how
ka hassn sno. ] hats tho mesn-
spirited erovsiia rs.ea shica Will
work ten or mars hours day Dc
srivis hisasl Nv beer. and torhacher
ana cards. asd bilyards, ana hos-
racip, aud sics, saY,n psnney sy
penney Ill 40 hes groaad enough
out uy the world to hev 4 shop w
his own, aud to employ other men
to slave fur him. aud th2s 70 on
akumu,atin til ks owns things.
Such mea ara Gaanspolists, and ths
eaea.ies Ct labor. and sriadsrs. L
held that the possession w a ten
dollar bill makes xlanoopalist. and
al sich shood sa crushed. Ez Lav
in ten dollar bill makes : nan =
moro3oliat, his monopoiam IN
creases jist ia proporshsa to the ten
dollar bills be hes. Ths 0gner Nv
a factory is aenemy to the human
race. and ez fer the man wich bids
, 4 ralerode, be
Tsa monster Nv such hldgus masn.
That to be listed needs but - be seer.
Nv hatred Of ra!srsde nssa-
cor is inteas. Il cama.nst VITA
the fuss tirse | uas dropsed Of thu
the had platform NV trSas f-r
no, payin fare, and hez interest With
every rape.isbun Nv The ofeuss'
which generally happens every
tine [ want to go anywsera. L
le,hs the ralerode monepollst. A
sriudin monopolist is a man wleh
has ANYTHING. Wbeaeyer a nan
hes saved any thing, he becomes i
CO pitali>t, aud ez capitalists are
dangerus to labor, he shood be
made to divide it up. SO ez to be on
aka!!ty with them wich never saved
notkin. Tie nscanic or worklu-
man wich saves SO eZ to own a
house or farm becomes capitalist
and consekrutly grindin monops-
list. and e. accomolashens are
dangerous to labor. what he hez
,hond be conGska,ed and divided
I'D among us wich heznt any thug
Property i. a crime. l amt just
shoar that | hey got the socialistlc
doctrine down fine enuf, but |
think these deGnishuns will do. es-
roShlv when yu howl EN- under 4
red has to luvars Nv humanity wich
is chuck full If stale beer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
EEPUDIATED

The decisive Republican gains
in Democratic sections are taken as
a cheering indlcaiion OF change I
administration In 1888. The defe t
af &orrl-oo Ard ari,le the lead
ing free trade Democrats IL one OF
the big .tr.ss thAtsksw how the
wirl IS ss,:ing.
Tbs D.S.eeTatic organs1a the
East although 10th ia ADMIT the
fact. Dc admi. is and lay the bla's'e
20 tbs Cleveland administration
which aow is everywhere aeka"~l
edged 10 se fa,lEre. No one can
deAy that since the Democrats
cave into power commercial fail
ures have seen mere frsaaeBt, the
distress Of the l.aer classes has
iacraascd and there has been ser
iss of strikes, lsckouts and trouble
IN al taa largo manufacturing dis
tricts. U.d~r taese circumstances
it il net Surprising that the Dem
o:ratic party is bs'as rspudlats d
everywhere laboring man can get
q hack at it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
The Mint.

The Mint will s;artup on Monday
in all the departments but that OF
Coiner. Boss Garrard has made
twenty one appointments. Among
them are Lawrence Elrod as book
keeper, Alonzo Parker as Assist
ant Meter; P. B. Ellis as Assist
ant Assayer, Ernest Harris as .
nelter; Dave Lentz as foreman OF
the IN alting room; Jerry Schooling
a. Treasurer: Harry Day at his d" q
position; Mort Glover and Doc
Alley IS meters and Timothy Con
molly ~ yard man. Its reported
that Jshr Br2dy VII be Chief
CLERK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
DR.. s.l,s. L IL :. - 4 Ed.
The Frantic AyieE-I.,ek OF tAc
hu. SG1A..s.

Yesterday DIR. Lee Of the Re
puh!.can County Central Coin-
mit,ee was crested on the
charge of uribins, buying ana III
tiniidatiug voters Oh the last
election.
S. L. Swift \ defeated candi-
date for Sheriff on the Mugwump
ticket sWore To the complaint on
general knowledge and belief;
that he attempted to purchase
the vote of Ben Taylor q c"lored
man who did chores i'll Senator
Stewards office.
Justice Gaige was too sick to
appear in his COURTROOM an!
DR.. Lee appeared before nm at
his house when he was allowed
to 60 Oh his own recognlZance
until such time as Gaige COULD
try the case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
Yha Triead OF E15Sr.

Yesterday the wages OF the en-
ployes of the the Mint were re
duced dollar day. Major Gar
rard who by the tolerance of a
Democratic Administration holds
the position of Superintendent,
is the individual who has been for
som. time posing as ,ae only gen
mir . selrblow n-ia-the glass-ail-wo"l
and-yard-wije friend Of labor IN
this citv, assuring his hoodwinked
following, which happily is falling
off daily. that his party is the only
friend that labor can call Its own
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
HCsI CID TALA.
A Ds.leera. Tesi. . CsieTel L1ao
Mis- DMsies.

On eleetioa Say 4 soIsrsh nan
hashil, dressed Was 2iriss his pO-
lisical views - large audiences.
Il vate for priaciPlo, sai.i - In
. losa t.ae. Il vote tbs D~sa-
sr..s,c ticket beeAaas | want lsr
tariff. OF s.vrss tbs Republicans
party ST ths slsser. free, bal tha'
vas over tvs2ty years ago. We
can't 1--we .a s.st Cor ever. Tals Is
8 large ssustrs gentlemen, and If |
cart live here | can go somewhere
else"
And if it wasn't for the Repab
licaa party, yea d rascal
there d ss a blood hsusd sest out
to brisg ys back. The Republicans
set yea free, aud il you wssa t =
d GI.ratafxl dog you'd nsScr
forgas il. They picked you ~ and
made yosr vote As good ~ nlIs,
aud that's the reaxoa that l vote
the Dsussra,ic ticket. Get in limo
there, you d black -
aad yosa the ticket Of the party
that aads y voter Of you, equal to
us.
pats sound talk" shouted a
cherus Of Negroes standing BY,
OATS do true business. Dat
mans talkIu' sense. Better cit III
dar Bl.l, and vote right.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
Enterprise u eSeS.

The Enterprise Of yesterday has
the following political paragraphs
Some Of them are little late But
still we are gid alto see the Enter
prise in line:
We de not believe the stories set
afloat by the Mugwumps and like
political spawn, that there are ssme
recently elected members Of the
Republican Legislature wac will
decline to 80 into ths Republican,
caucus. 1t IS only foals who cen-
template political suicide AID an
oauuce their intention couple OF
months in advance Of the act.
We congratulate the miners OF
Storey upon the manly stand they
took in favor of Stevenson IN the
late election. Adams has never
been their friend. He has by
smiles and cordial handshaklngs
profe the most sincere deVe-
ton to thcirinterests, and shat Is all
that can be SAID in his favor.
The people of Nevada are to be
congratulated upon the prospect Of
a proper representation at WASH
ins;cn. Fair, with his ignorance
and grossly indecen: private record,
vas = disgrace to the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-06
Eur aa.a s,lras for Casa ..

All the e.ez.ntfvrniture bedding,
comprising looking glasses IA feet
high. the finest kind Of bedroom
,e,s. sideboards. extension tables,
bookcases. all solid walnut, etc. etc
Out u MageeS, Seaws,
etc. etc. at lowest possible prices.
Call and SEE for Yourself.
A. J.. u. Lapidaire. opposite
City Bakery, north c ST., Virginia
City New.
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The Sun-DowR VotcRs.

Quite . number of men are
now around the streets telling
how hard they worked On siac
ton day for the party, and tie
personal and financial sacrifices
they made. The tallyinG list
i'm the hands Of the County
Central Committee shows that
most of these men voted about
quarter to six.