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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
General Butler and the Anarchists.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The friends OF the
anarchists say that letter was received yes
terday from General Benjamin Butler, who
said that at present his time was fully oc.
cupied, but later on he might be able to
take up the defense of some of those indct'
ed. Mr.. Zeisles seemed to be very hopeful
of the assistance of General Butler, and de-
clared that the cases, if ever they were
brought to trial, would be tried in Chicago
as the country ju-ies were too conservative
The great thing for the defendants, he
thought, was time in which the excitement
in the public mind would cool down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
Killed. BY q Premature EXPLOSION.

DENVER, Col, May pa special to the
Republican from Aspen says Gill and
Lew Maloney, two railroad contractors, OF
the firm Of Orman and NIcCook, were kill
ed near The mouth Of the Frying Pan, on the
Midland road, yesterday afternoon, by the
premature explosion of blast they were
putting into the side Of tho mountain.
Dave Foley, another contractor, was so Sc
riously injured that he is not expected to
recover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

TIE MERE fact of the recent discussion of
the question of evolution by the Southern
Presby terian Assembly is sufficient to show
that that assembly had little to do. That
the discussion was prolonged by body rep
resenting a church founded upon the Bible,
and by men whose education should at least
enable them to recognize the difference be
tween science and sophism, is another one
Of tie remarkable things of this remarka-
bic aye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
American Baptist Home Mission.

AsEURY PARK, N. j., May % The fifty
fourth annual meeting OF the American
Baptist Home Mission Society was ccntin,l-
Ell to day Rev. DR.. Edward Lathrop read
the report orthe commtte on work among
the coored people in the South. The work
is in more prosperous condition than ever.
A report on Christian Educational work
was read and was followed by long dis
cllSsion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

JUDGING PROM the result of last Thurs
days election in Petersburg, the stronghold
OF Mahoneism, and General Mahone's own
home, it would not be at all surprising if
the seat in Congress now occupied by Mr..
Brady, the Generals chief jackman there,
were given to some one else next Novem-
Der. How ephemeral is greatness when
based upon an unsubstantial foundation!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
Tyempt from Duty,

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Acting Score
tary ofthe Treasury has notified the collector
of customs at Boston, that so called tapioca
flour, which in itself is pure starch similar
to the sage flour, and arrow root flour OF
commerce, is exempt from duty under the
nav tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
lttnnk hu Indians

W1CoX, Ariz., May 29.-On Wednesday
night Indians attacked Jones Bros. rancho,
near Hooker's Hot Springs. The owners
made an effective defence killing three OF
the Indians, whom they scalped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

Rev. Meyer Levin, OF Upper Marlboro,
Maryland, a member of the Episcopal Con-
vention, which has been in session in Wash
inatnn during the week, died suddenly last
night at the Ebbitt House of apoplexy.
Ito bad been elected member of the stand
ing committee of the diocese, and also del
cgate to the General Convention at CHICAGO
He was si1ty.6ye years of age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
Death of n Minister.

NEwBURGH, N. Y, May 29.-Rev. W. d,
Snodgrass, for so years pastor of the Cos
hen, n. Y, Presbyterian church, died last
night, aged 90 years. Ho was born at
West Hanover, Dauphin county, Pa, and in
early life was pastor OF Presbyterian church
es at Fayetteville. N. c., Savannah, Ga,
Troy, n. Y, and Murray street New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

Most and his two companions, Braun
schWeig and Schenck, were found guilty in
New York yesterday on the charge of incit-
ing riot. The jury recommended Schenck
TO the mercy of the court. Sentence will be
pronounced next Wednesday. Braun
schWelg and schenck testified in their own
behalf, but Most did not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
The Oleomargarine Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 29.--At alargely
attended meeting Of the friends of the oleo-
margarine bill, held in the room of the
House Committee on Agriculture this morn
ing, it was resolved to stand by the bill as
reported from the committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

Rev. II. A. Kinsolving, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Virginia, received GG votes for
Assistant bishop OF Pennsylvania-next to
Rev. Phillips Brooks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS. WINsLO|'s SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one Of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never failing success by millions OF mothers for
thor children. During the process of teothing
its value is incacuable. 1t relieves The child
from pain cures dysentcry and diarrhGa gripping
in the bowels, aud wind collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price 20 cents
bottle. III v5-Iyrm. "&S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 90, 1886.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day,
having adjourned yesterday till Tuesday.
HOUSE.
The House shortly after assembling went
into Committee of the Whole on the oleo-
margarine bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

Greece has finally arranged with Turkey
for disarmament without recourse to the
powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

TREAT CHANCE FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
Vt SHIRTS-A. B. S. SHIRTS reduced to GOc
piece, or 50 so per half dozen, to close out sur.
plus stock at
ian22 AMOS T. SLAfMAhERS.
CUT HAY! CUT HAY
SO tons CHOICE CUT Hay iu store aud for
sale at lowest prices wholesale and retail by
JAMES G. S. TAYLOR. Jr
PERRY's HARNESS OIL SOAP.
Three sizcs-:1 so and 3Jc sizes the finest
article in the world for harness. For sale by
feb27 W. F. CREIGHTON & co.
DALBRIGGAN SHIRTS for men; long and
- short sleeves, very fine quality, at 5Oc. For
sale by
my14 AMOS B. SI.AYMAKFR.
A LARGE LOT OF FULL REGULAR-MApE
II HOSE for children that have been selling for
25c reduced to lie at
mh19 AMOS Il. SLAYMhKER'S
NLAsS FOR HOT EEDs-GxS, 40 aud SSlo.
VI A large supply on hand, which We offer at
lowest prices.
mh17 f. S. LEADEEATER & BRO.
T INSEED MEAL! LINSEED MEAL,
IL Better than cattle Powders. For sale by
feb27 Us. TAYLOR. .'r
Unable AND POCKE EFT CUTLERY. RAZOES,
i SCISSORS and great variety Of other goods
suited to the country trade for sale at low prices
ap1 1T. CREIGHTON son
IF YOUR CHICKENS ARE SICK,
LUNTS CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.
Sold by all druggists and groccrs. mh'l
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF PLUSH and
IL Leather Hand Satchcls and Pocket Books at
dec17 AMOS B. SLAYMAkERS.
CHRESH EGGS and BUTTER constantly received
J. and for sale low by
mills J. G. MILBUEN.
COTTON SEED MEAL, COTTON SEED MEAL
" New Cotton Seed Meal for sale by
noy23 G.. S. TAYLOR. Jr.
DIJRE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES AND
i Bright Sugar Syrup, for sale by
ia12 J.C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
LIST OF LETTER..

The following is list OF the letters remaining in
the Alexandria pOstoifce May %
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office
Beccom, Lucy .Jenkin w s
Blackwell, & X Lee, Mrs Emily
Brown, Mrs Roberta Lee. Mrs Maria
Carter, Samuel Mayer MrsP
Chinn, Mr. Moore Mrs Ella
Coleman, Capt Murphy, NJ
Clark, Mrs Charlotte NJ Newton, Archie
Crupper Mrs Clarinda Noel, r +
Davis, Mrs Julia A Norton. Mrs Sarah
Duvall, Mrs Mary + Noble, Mrs Virginia
Edelin,, DIR Parker, Mrs Harriet
Gaines, w Rounding, Mrs Lille
Calvin, Mrs Agnes Randall, Emilinc
Green, Catherine Ring, s
Green, Frank Samms, Mrs Fannie
Hopkins. CA S Shaw F
Hackley, Mrs Lizzie FOLSOM Mrs Ada
Hutler, Mrs Martha Thompson, Freddie
Ifastell, Thomas Tomhs, Miss Mary
Huntcrson. William Washington. William
Johnson. Mahaley White, William
Johnson S E
w. w. HERBERT, P. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND ENAMELED
/ PRESERVING KETTLES, Of various sizes,
wholesale and retail by
IT. CREIGHTON & SON,
my21 Corner King and Royal sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

so tons CHOICE CUT HAY in store and for
sale at lowest prices wholesale and retail by
ian2S G.. S. TAYLOR. Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
)ERRY'S HARNESS OIL SOAP.

Three sizcs-:1, so and DC sizes; the finest
article in the world for harness For sale by
feb27 W. F. CREIGHTON Il GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

TREAT CHANCE FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
VI SHIRTS-A. B. S. SHIRTS reduced to GOc Il
piece, or So so per half dozen, to close out sur
plus stock at
ian22 AMOS y. SLAYMAk Frs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

| john Is. Smoot, an accurate ana careful
| man.
During the debate and subsequently it was
stated that the Commissioner of the Reve-
nue. received in perquisites and salary be-
| teen 81, 500 and 81 GOO year, and upon a
vote being taken on the amendment it was
defeated, and the bill as it originally came
| from the Common Council passed
The revenue bill was then read, having
been passed by the Common Council on
Wednesday night, and long, tedious ses-
sion followed, extending until about half
past eleven o'clock. The Aldermen, after
| tions in the bill, among them the one
changing the license tax on physicians,
! dentists and lawyers to $15 instead OF $40;
making the tax on those selling tobacco and
cigars in quantities less than one box s. in
stead of 81; instead Of so on the butchers
| the ak was placed at 81; struck out the
section prohibiting non residents from dis
| tributing papers and prints unless they
! take out license; also the section taxing
! the barber shops, and reduced the Tux on
| common criers from $40 to $50. The bill as
amended was then passed, after which The
Aldermen concurred in several matters
which had came in from the other board.
The bill was returned by the Common
Council, that board non. concurring in the ac-
ton oil the Aldermen in all the amendments
they had made save those not taxing barber
shops and making s. instead of 81 the
amount to be paid by tobacco and cigar
dealers selling in quantities less than one box.
The board receded from its action in regard
to the license to be exacted from common
criers; also in regard to the distributing of
papers, prints, &C., but adhered to their ac-
ton in taxing butchers 81, and struck out
an amendment allowing the latter TO sell
meats at their places of business other than
the Market House.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
6Cf6ditSIptrre lit Oer YOli3et'G ont'
tuiTIton ION SCrIcNsGttu.

Ser1e1s@ itg, R.sS., 3. Stunt. - Sn
Der bisfgen 4oliSei @onmiiRoH ltsen be-
tanntlid chen 10 piele DemotrGteu, tpta Res
publiluner, unb es uergju9eu beSbalb ledlS
g8odcH, ebs 6ieie 8eb0rOe iid 81 oraauiltren
permodte. Sd)lieBlid tameu bic Commit
iGre therein, eiueH 8epublifaHer sum Brdlts
benten Su ermdbIen, mo9egen Elm 0emotrat
oil Steue oes oerItorbenen Captains @lenng
gum BoIiSei. Gapitdu gemGblt ueroen ioute.
8a aber nod Der BOften eineS Ser9eanteH
5u beisten mar, 10 eiuigte man itd oariiberr
our6 bas ZOOS Su enti4eioen, uno Die De
mOfrnten gemannen bterbei. auf 9runo
bCs lleberelntommenS lpurSe bel Der leBten
Sibun9 Der @onmiiion Der &epablltaner
Gln1 3iIben gum GrafOenteu 9epahIt, Die
9emOtraien molten iOiOl, 1Ur 0all OeS 30.
lijei. Captains id)retteH; Sa absr Der replbIi.
funii6e YOliSeicommiIiGr Genuer plOBlta ers
tranite, 70 eriolgte Sertaguug. SeiterH pers
iammelte fd bic &ommiIHoN pleoer, aue
0litglieber maren anptieuS. GommtfIr
9ioberts, ein Democrat, beantru9te Die 8abl
hes Ser9eanten YtCie8 9temtOn gum Capt
tan. AlS man bieraui CUR 4bfimmuna
ihritt, 3ei9te fd, oaB idmmtli6e repubtta.
nide @ommiiidre letre Stimmietttl ab9e
9eben batten, unO OaB oaber teine gBabl er
folQt mar. Die 9emotraten beldulolgter
bieranf Die 3epublitauer oes &ertrluenS
brudes uuO iOrpertSH @rflarr%..1aeh, D., D.,
ben bnrOen perweigert, mOranf Die Situu.
inter tumultuarii6eu Scenen getIoiieI
mur6e,
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Bicbmdrtte.

ct. Qout8, 8. Suni. - 8iuoOis6
.3ufubr 2lOO, 8ereuOung 1900; Breiie uari.
irten 3wIideu 1925 uno 5.6O.-Sd)weiHe :
3ufubr 112OO, ,SerieuOuHg 5000; Pretie uaris
;rten lWifen $3.50 uu6 $40. - Sbaaie:
3ufu6r 45U, s1g}ssrieuOung -; Yreiie part
irteu 3wil6en $2.25 un6 sLJU,
CAT Qibert1, Bcuui, 3. Stunt. --
&iuOOteb: 3uiubr 817, Serieuoung 525;
Yreiie Oariirteu 3mii6eH $4.25 un6 $3.50.
Sdmelne: 3ufubr 1900 SerienOuug 1909;
Ereiie uariirteu 5ipiiGen $40 uno $4.25.-
Shaofe 3nfHbr 24oo, Seren0ung 22ooi
Preie Daritrien 5Uiden $2.1O uuO $3.50.
Is btCagO, ). Suni. Rmouleb {:
3ufubr 1000; 8erienoung 5000; Preife uari.
irteu 3miideu $2.8O uuO $5.5O.-5dpeine:
3uiubr 81, 600; &erienOun9 5000; Breiie Uaz
ritrfen 5wi6en 1925 un6 -S4aofe {:
3uiubr 5000; &erieubun9 400; Preiie oariz
rteH 3mlideu $500 uuo $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
GISamcrtfantTd,es.

@uIparaiiO, (pia @alOefOH), 3. SUM
Der YtatrOie, rpelder am BorO GeS y4b.
tao" cine Reuterei au3ufitteu Ueriutte, ii
gum 9OOe 0erurtbeilt porOeu; mDgltdel
QSeiie mirO bic Straie IN @eidngntBbalt UNI
genon0elt tuerben.
Qima, 3. SUM-. - Sen. GacereS purOe
beute gum YrdFoenteu Der 9fepublit Bern er.
tldrt uno trat ieiu &mt all.
Yapta, 8. Suni. - 4bmtral Otc@aulp
belt 9eneru cine &euue iiber ba8 amcritani.
ite geidJWuoer alb uuO iprat fid) iebr giiHs
fig iiber bic Giiatigteit Der 0laHHiaafteu
aus.
Banana, 8. SUM. - Or. Charles IRA.
no, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @Ommifdr fir @otous
bja uuo Guatemala, 1T am Soro oes iran;0z
fiheu 3ampiers uSt. SimOn" uuf Der 9teie
nuh europa, iieben Gage mad Der Qbiabrt
Uon GOlcn, geitOrbeH. Y|luO mar Dtit9leO
Der o@eo9ruPbtteH @cieai6ait" in 8ali8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
@erfdfSsWtrhanplt,tioeir .

be8be3irtSz @eIi6 t. -(SOr
9ii6ter Dtorris.) 6id)aro s. BaHiiter geqeu
ben Remorqueur uNIajOr;" oem SlGger S97
3uertannt.
Sunoe8s s&rei8gtri d t. - (Sor
8thter DiorriS) Die yW}er6antS unO Dti
nerS' Transportation Comp" geqeu Die
n@ooper 2lhefuraH3 Comp. Uou 8apton,
81" Antrag auf eiueu ueUeu Bro3eB ab1e.
mleien, uuo Der Sldgerln $2573.99 5uges
iprOdau.
9t06ts8rei8geri1t.-(gorR Ridyter
Silber.) Srnmer ge9en Sramer, Sbei0uugs.
tla9e; ab9epieien.- 6Ode Il. u. gegen lSell,
Curator; unerlebigt.
Supertor@ y Grid t. - (SOr Sbers
rid)ter GrOpH.) grubom @oroou miOer ).
:. @Ifroao; i'll Der Gejdmoreuen 6iuOen
- Scbn u. 8uibane Il. u. rutOer y. II.
Sbyltff uno %. 8. 3uplor, S6ulotlage; !;
Den Sldgern $197.15 5uge1prodeu. - Die
a&lltugtOn Sparbaut" gegeu Robert5 &
Sadel, 9ancmedieItlage; Ditto $143.85.
: omm IN YIeas =@ert6t. - (SOr
Mfter Bbelps.) s. s. Barnes wioer Sob.
Sern & @omp.; fir bic 8erflagteu entidte.
oen.-6. Upton gsgen s. 8. u. 6OIOUau;
oem ala9er $1,000 3ugeiproheH. - l8. y.
Snd, Curator, segeu oeH Serpalter IS. If.
Stenart; Ditto Sl83. IS nebit 3iuieH. - 6.
=. Sraop 9e9en {. u. uno Z. u. cooper;
unGrIeOi9t.
8atienseri6t. t. - (Sor ben 8Iidteru
gtntiap, Carroll uno Sans Gs erhislteu
Sinnt &oientbal (nebt +. ga3aru8) uHo Au-
oreo8 g1on 3ur Berwlltung Der y&aAIaiie
ucn Ylartus 6OieEtbal uuO 8atb. gpon ge=
rtftlide gOllmadt. - @5 muroen iiber bic
9tnterlaiienidaften BON gSllbelm uarid uno
@has. u. 6adett SHDertare eiHgerelft; bic
Se1moltungssG iiber bic yiadlGiie oon
SObn SanoeriOn, Wartin .3iegler uno Otas
RE 5e9el genebmigt; oa8 YOrmunoihaitss
@onto Setrgfis 6ruHcis unb Sobu &atog'5
ratIfBirt.
@rimtuaGgeri6t. - (Sor Ridter
8ufiu.) 8. 0t. Yarter, Peger, SergiituHgss
Ssriu6; inter 8erhaHoluHg. - lluter ben
heute su prO,eifrenoeu Angetlagteu beiiuOen
itd: @eorg gnper, Sdlidnng; 6eurg Stes
ner, GinbrudsOiebfGbl; 5reS. geoem, I'm.
grff; @onrao q. Rapp, 8iebfobl; SObauu
9olomunn, Ditto.
tabtgertdt t. - (8or &ihter Steps
art.) Dlortimer 9. Setter gegeu 6. glOrton
Stenart, 8ermolter oes JEadlaiies BON gn.
lumbuS S'8onneur appellationen gegeu
5pst irieoensritterlide gntideioe; 8ei6e 3u
S'8Onneu 8 @unfeu euti4ieoeu. TrieSrid
Y. Sittner 9esen z. s. u. 6ittaffer, ,uei
6due; Refurie abgemieien.-g8 8. 4oams
9e9en gS. Cotton; fir ben 8ertlagteI euts
l9ieoen.-g gouts 6uber gesen Sobnnn 5tanf /;
llItbeiI umgefoBen, uto Slage fitirt.
epatefft e@tHsna6rt6ttR.
RewsgOrf, 3. Suni. - 6eute traf Der
9ampier y80ltic" oou 2lOetpOol bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
0eip=@ @orfcr Nadlrtd,tett .

Stem gort, 5. SUM. - Charles o..
Subhenited, Der notorii9e Saucontrattor,
pelder me9en SootidlagS (Ueranlnst our9
@infur3 elmer Retbe ielner i9leftgebauten
6Guier) SI 3ebn Sabren 3u6tbaus uno elmer
@eIobuBe bon $500 berurtbeilt puroe, 1T
beute BON ben Combs mad Sina. Sina Ipes
Dirt wOroen uno bat ietne Stra5ett angetrez
ten.
- Ntarr Seilmann elm noblhabeuSer
Sleiidler, @de Sernon=Ioenue uno nierter
StraBe in Song S8Iano =&ttp, tpuroe qeifern
auf bic Sei6uloigung bin uerbaftet, iein Is
Sabre altes SienitmGo6en 2ena Sdlaffer
per9emaltigt 5u buben. 9as Serbreden ioQ
nGbren6 Der Abmelenbeit BON 6etlmauus
6rau in 6eiien @obnung oberbalb Der Yolis
seiftation bes 2. 8e;irfs ueriibt poroen ieiu.
Seilmann if "a Sabre alt uno Sater BON 4
Sin0ern. Srau Seilmann uerlieB ben Sat
ten nod 4ngabe Der Yolisei, neil eriie iiberz
aus rob bebauoeIt baben ioQ. 9as 8erbrez
den an 2ena iol SeiImanu am 9teuffaa
Radmtttaq periibt baben. 9as N1dSd1eH
iaete, bab es f6 ua6 SrGften uebrte uuo
idpie, Sas iebod, aue8 union # mar. Sell.
mann babe ibr ipGter Sch geboten, nm ibr
S9meigeu 5u eltaufen. Gle uerIteB oas
,Saus nnb tbeilte ibrem,in 4itOria tpobuens
ben Suter bas Sei6ehene NIT. 9ieier ere
fattete seferu Der BOIiset 4nSeise, unb Seil.
mann purbe berbaftet. @r felt Die an9as
ben bes Wdb6ens in Ibrebe. 8i6ter Dele.
bantn i6idte ibn in @rmangeluug BON $4,000
Siir9i9aft in's @efdn9uiB unb beroumte bic
llnteriudung uuf mor9en an.
-6rau Sa9gert1, 9tr. 288, Broipectitr.,
8roof1u, ftarb beute friib I'M SOipital an
8ranbwunben, Die ite sefern Gbeno sele9ent'
lid elmer Seileret nit ibrem Nanne bur9
Oos 3erbre6en elmer Soblen0aampe, bic ibre
Sleiber in Brunb ietten, erlttt. gle bebaips
tete, Der 0iann babe bic 2ampe na9 ibr ge'
mOrten, ullsiu ibr 7siGbri9er Sobn ertlGrte,
aei6Isnbert. 6aasertn 1T perldpunoen.
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Der 0eIOnt0rFt.

Nem y ort, 3. SUM. = Tolgenbes
fnb bic SdlnsnOtirunsen: @elb 6fnete Sll
"a nnS idloB 5u q YrOSent. - Sterling
gSediel $4.S73 - $4.894 auf go Gage une
SASS = $3.50 auf Si6t. - 8uuo Oblis
9nttonen: S.prO5. l0l, Al prog. 111s, 4spro;.
l26. = Atlten: abaus' @rpres l4O, @ena
trail >gactfic 40, Gbei.-Sbto st, grte a64,
90. Prior. 593, 9ute=Sbore 8l4, N.=S. @cus
tra So, ytortb= gSeiteru 1124, DO. Yrior. 141,
N.sY. Central lO2, Gbio= =NiiiFifppi 21S, DO.
8riot. so, Btttsburg 1901, 3eaoing 224,
&Od SslanO l24! Union Pucifc 5lt BeferR
Union 6ls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
WCtBaftun9en pOa ,,&ntS6tS Of
QobnrF6 F4e gG1TtnotPes

Nilw autee, Bisc., 3. SUM. - Sier.
3ebn pettere Serbuftungeu purOeH gefern
Gbeno in 6olge Der bon Ser @ranO Sum aui=
gefellten 2Iuflageidriiteu bejiiglih Der tiirSs
liden Grbeiterunruben Uor9enOmmen. Aqe
Serbuiteteu itno uSuigbtS Of QabOr," unO
inter ibueu bsfinOen fidD ale NtiiglteOer Der
8iirlft. @refutiUbebOroe. Die Surp bat nod
mebr GutIagen in Gorbereitung, unO weitere
Berbaitungeu rueroen beute ermartet. Die
antlagen lGuten auf COMPUTATION, Auirubr
unb 8DnCOtteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
nod Eine Gbiea9o'er S6llcn.
NaIdl{ttc.

6 Gbicugo, 9. SUM. - gtne etpa y 3Oa
lan9e, gelaoene HnO NIT einem lIbrmerf pes
iebeHe Supferbombe muroe 9efern bonn Gicu-
tenant SOmler inter Dem SrOttOtr Dor Sb0S.
greifS gGittbitait, gtr. 81, g8ef,gatcitraBc,
oufgeiunoeu. 9aS llbrperf mar I'M @auge,
ais Der 2ieutenaut Die S0uenmaihine faHo
uno iie bebutiam mad Oem Statiou5baUie
bradte. Die g8utbibaft miro fart BON 2,nars
dJiiicu ireQuentirt, unb man Oermutbet, OaB
Die gOmbe BON Cinem Aerelbeu berriibrt.
8ie 6GlenmnIdine tpuroe pom Stations
Aouie oil bas Seeuier getrugeu uHo ms g8als
fer 9emorien. Der 2Birtb Sretf Dor 6eTen
YOtaI bic SOmbe 9eiuuoeu murOe, ertldrt, Die
4olt5ei babe ite bort Oeritedt, bamit er feline
ueue gtCeu3 erhaIteu iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
@abrf6etnItd, gsranofffftn,,n .

ct. souts, 8. Suni.-9as 6radt6eput
Der vSan6alla 8abn" nabe benz 0flidieu
@noe Der Wtiiiiiiippi.8riife in on. st. Qouis
wuroe IN oer9an9euer Na6t nebf elmer be.
trd4tlthen Quantttat Sra9t our6 Teuer
serf0rt; SerlIit SIS, 900. als elm Sne;iQl.
pOli3ift Der Sabn, Wel9er tiirsltd Dor bem
@OngreB-@omtte Gusiasen iiber BEN Strite
madte, in oas Sebdube trat, nm @iqeutbunl
5u rette.., purben 3tuei S6Giie Quf ibn uoaez
feuert, Obne ihn iebO9 3u trefien. gtau Der.
muthet 8ranoffiftuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
Grplofiot tttS StbensperIi1if .

Us Bheeltn9 8, 8ef=Sirg., 8. Suni.-9te
6ra9tlotomottoe gtr. ALP Der Baltimore.
S9to'Sa9n" erplOtirte beute friib 3u Bel.
are, S5lo, uno 3otomotiufiihrer Solution,
Sel5er Sobn SonbeoOort uno Otat. 6amz
mono, Wtal9lntft Der 2otomotioe Scr. 235,
l0mmtlt6 aus gtewart, O., famen bur6 bic
srPloTon un'S 0eben. .3uei Der Spfer pur.
ben 100 Yuros nett meg 9ei6leuOert. Die
gutteridutterun9 3ertriimmerte ulele 6enfer.
idleiben in Der llmoebuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
SSut SnSIott 1ttttcrocaottoe,,

8onOOut, N.sD., 8. SUM. - Der 3u
Der Sdupler'iden SugftrOampfers2tute in
GIbang sebGrenoe 9fao6ampfer ,Safob 2eoz
naru" gertetb 9efern friib III I llDr in Der
gIGbe BON @iopuss Sslano auf elm 5iff uut
begnnn iofOrt 5u finten. 9as Sdiff murOe
an bas u1er 9ebradt un6 fttes bort nit fol-.
der Seittgteit on, buB Der S9ornfeiu eiuz
ftiir5te. Gte Monni9aft rettete it6 ans
gano. Der 9ampfer liest gum Gbeil inter
Waiisr uno pirb wabrI8etnli9 in Stade
oeheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
Cine at1f bettfe atlberauntte SOpnet.
bturtd)tttto.

Bin ter, 8irs., 8. Suni,-Qte 8ors
bereitun9eu fir Die uuf norseu uuberaumte
6iuridtun9 Der Ne9er 8eslen 6oneitu uno
3ubbp Sauts pe9en grmorOIna SOjepb
Mc6aul's, eines tpeiBen SHnqltnas, fn6
uOllenOet. Die 6tnrtdtung Mrs ,mti!hen
uuO IL llbr Sornlittags fattfiuoeu. Die
Ssrurtbeilten ideineu in ihr 5fidial eraes
ben unO uerbriaSen ihre 5eit nit Singeu unO
geteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-04
2&uB fiir ttnen auttrifatttidEh
@iraer perlnn9t.

Can Tran3tsco, 5. Suui. - Stn!
9cpcibe aus SictOria, y. s., meloet, oaE
Elm ameritauiidCr @rubeunrbeiter, gtamens
Sproule bort ais 9&GrSer iiberfibrt mlroel
mb Smar-n iid ieitNsm berauSgeteut pa
- ouI6 Die 2lusiageu meiHeioi9er 3euaeH,
@r miro am {. Suni gebdngt peroeH, peTH
c8 ieiuem 3ur 3eit in Sttama, Gnt., beFutoo,
liden Aumult uiat 9eliu9t, etne SalSeHlr'F
Su erpirteu.
9is Seu0,terung BON SictOria bat berettS
cine SnbignutiOnss Seriammlung ab9ela!IeT
unO gegsu Die GpufreduH9 Ses llrtbetlS pro
teifirt. Die Ge9ierung Der Sr. Staattr
Wrb eriudt, iib ms YtitteI 5u leaeu uuo OH
Sinrdtung eiues uniduleigen DtanHeS II
oGltluoern.