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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
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SOrOnto, Ont, 28 Suli. - 4ls beuta
III Sad]eH BON s. s. yelou, lem 6ur6ga
trOruteu Brdfoeuteu ber nJtort1 5toe. Splr
5aui" OOu Auauta, Ga, meI1sr bier 0ar1lf
let puroe, neil er gsRObleues StIo nab 5l-
uota bratte, bic 3.ugeu i'm @erlat aufJe
ufea nurbeu, nm 4nsingeu geseu RaliOu
III MAIDEN, erid sueu meOer fie, nod Der IN
t,Gger. Uni grIutsu Der 8roue ulroe J1el-
ion bic nd4feu 8tenfag fefsebaIt2H, abr
se8en $4,000 Bitraidaft auf iceieu TuB ga.
itt. Spdter erfubr man, oaB Jfali0u 3ret
9ertreteru Der U0u ihm beibmtuoelt2u Slui
$500 CAB uno bteie auf ale Quipriiba a.
qen TIN SerIdt Ieifeteu. gr beiablte aat
rer 4oli5ei $500 unO Die 6Ilite Der auf letus
&eIhNituug auageiestsu Belohuung. G8 Bile
ben ibm trotoem nod tulmer $40, ,OOOia @elo
uuO g8ertbidheu, bic er run ol8 ,,reoIl1 DER
rt,ut" betratten tam, oa yttemaHo iBl pe.
iEI OstfolQen mlrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
1cr graaseuf attf oeat Ttfafau0e

giem.Dorf, %. Suit. - B.dTOeu
GIeUduu6 unb ciue 8agleiter ieBtau gai1eru
itrsn Giidinug al Der Rtie oou fire 3uau0
iCrt. yf1noem man ON Bor0 Der Sq1l
SueqGehauna" elu 6rGbfid eiugeuommeu,
nobel uutirIib 6Eiae oa3 6auptgerdt bil-
oeten, befteg man bic Saalupps ,,8eral=
tjue," nm rod ben st tfaHgpldeeu 81 ie.
gsln. Ser BraF5eut bate auh geftaru mie=
Ger ba6 S,rgnii9eH, BEN erften Sid Su ian
gen, oeuu cret gtiuuteu, uadoem er bic 2:iae
areqemorfsu. bate iid iaou etn SIuefi5 an
oer Nrgel feft gebifeu. Der Brdh0eut bat
rus Queitben eiues ribtiaeH Spou5mauueS a;
er tId9t eiueu gelbeu &uJug, BlaueubemO
mo Deideu 6iJbut uno iiebt frlid uHo gez
iuuo Gus Jiaa fiHffiuoigem 6ii4iaug bltte
Der Brdfoent bic meifeu Br9s, 10, 8efau
gen, uuo man febrte nm lIbr nod Stre=S
larb Buriid. Die @reat= SoutberHz Bal, in
me,der bte Satt y ySusquebauna" tiegt, mtm'
Hcts bon 6str3gugeu. uRbA,3a= Brdioeut
pEz0e init - o n 6oc, -ueGriiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
@nnsttc,f In GnItfnrnten.

can Srun3iscO, %. Sui. - Sos
&I9eIess &ountp piro ourt etae gut bsuaT
uste SerbreheIbau0e III Qugf uu6 5drstsa
Oslett. SH Der oergaugeneu 8ode ii5eCz
ftigH Die &grla, an 0ereu SplBe Frlut Frln.
e'u begiibtigter Nj0rber, itebt, bte STAND 5cs
@treroI8 6enu in Der ytdbe BON gaucaHar
nm tteben cine grOBe 6acrOe QCruDls5 "a.
oCu. Als @eneral Beau oOu oem Il berflu
neIrntm, IGBte er $500 8elObuuua alf ole
gr9re,iurg Der 4iebe ans. 3ioup crane, gi=
UeI uOr &euu's eriieu Iuqafeuteu mo elm
nutEtger Ytauu, iebte SUGg's 8aHoe nah.
6,Gp griubr oG0oH, utn ieluem 8erfoiger
Gus uuO tam an Der Spite iaiusr 8aHoe
nabrenO Cranes Qbntieubett nah luuclfeE
gertltgu. Sriue Qgute mareu bis aH Die
3obue b5nofuet. Ste btelten bic eatriif ten
Z tIr9er IN ild)ertr Serne, Hmiusalteu @Taus s
6gEe uuo branuren oOfisibe bts auf cen
@uuo nleoer. ri, &iirgerihaft mar mabt
tCs gegeu oteies usue Gerbredeu. Vad0em
bas pans eirged'dert mar, truteu bic Rius
btr ben Gud8ug an, uuo mdtreuO IL aus Der
Stact gaopPlrteu, purhe lb1eu etue 4uiqbl
z Guiie uafgeiunot, cod Iheiut teider Der
iCIbgu getrOfen III habeu. Die 8iirger biel=
ten eire SHoignutOus S2riammluna 9b nab
Organitrteu Elm AuTgebot benaHueter Rau.
Egr Jlr Serfolguug Ger Saa0ttau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
"a saeEntFeme g!naraiiietl.

@ 9tcago Is. Jult. 49, 6raut @9apet Il.
E-art g5lebcuu, Die bti5ul9tgt luo, geneu.
lem mt Sob broast uuO 8IoOIp5 SsUc
,iH EgHamit 4tteutat auf 1ie 0}t1ter @0rg
uao @uuatteIuuo Suipsfior 8cuTslo gepIlu
3u babeu, mo uaH lhrer Ser5aftuu9 gegeu
Eiigeihafr eutIafeH nor0eH tH0, tub eut'
f.otru. 6eute frib iou,e bic 8trbauoluHg
geggH bic gugefiagteH Uor 8ttter ygou fort
geirgt mgrOsu, Ober Gbupet uuO G5le1uuH
gltu3teu turd g5psgHb9it. 8ermut1llh
baI,tu fd btJieIbeu In Der llmgegeH9 0ou
gbicago UeIbOrgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
ReneraI snerinan,s @tfinoen.

gtouQuttt, glaf., %. Sutt. - -8euarol
Shertoup bat fidl in ben bret Q8Odeu iatues
&nieutbaltes 3u giouluitt iiberQus erlolt, mo
f i,iUe gau3ltde @eueluug, peuu t,tu 8dd
q gintrttt, in Babe 3u ermacteu. 6eute
tgtbellI9te ijd Ger Senerll IN better Snm=
mrug on Der @eburtstagsieier etue5 iiaga
fen, ad)iidbrigeH SobHden8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
ztept 9rDSte mno srin1 aer;.,,

yfep YOrt, %. Suli. Steus 8rooie,
ttr Sruden'prtu9sr uuo iseige But5i1af,s
8trgSr, uno olsIl}ltde aus 4lbauu, btf.n
&etlnbrung CT eugstlagt mar, nuroeu hsute
tm Combs Polijei3eriht benz Rl6lsr 9u-
bret9 oo18eIlibrt. Die Yiutter bes D}d5,
tenS, 6rnu Gaura 6oro BON 4lbau1, mar
armelsno uuo glb 3u, OaB bas Dld0hsu I6
Sahre alt III. 2ie Sage weQeu 8erfI1ru1a
uuIne barauibin iauen geIaFsn. Scr R.breI
srtlarte hauu bls LRdoter fir uu0er5siisr-
lit' uHo oronete leine llateybriuguug i'm
DSoule OF gtertp" on. JB1brea0 6as Ri,s
den naItete, I'M nod Der 4nftalt hausportir,
3u metoer, mntte &c etueu erfolglnleu 5eIbf-
D cre0er'Ed1, tHoem es fid etu Die1er in ole
SluF IN bo5ren iutte. 6atte fie bar Bolu,h
toIten nl6t au Qrme erf7Br, 10 mare lar
@nlpaoeH QeluuqeH. Sre eff drra oanr
III BIG: ugftmeoer erlaubt man mir, mu
Steue 3u Se9eu, ODER td1 meroe MID eoh nm
trtngeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

Sohregtoa Sea 8idterl6aigs 2ubDig's L.
Saters oe5 gsgeumdrtigeu Brtnire9entsu
guitpolO, gefeilr Die SJaot TT { fltt ae'
N6mudt unb NIT SyeuOeu Hberfuut. SIN
Gmpfouq III Gbrtu ber 6slega,eu uao Elm
.HahanE-1a aroti1.LeL bic .E-Ler-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

Rep DOrf, 29. Sult.-Sate Den
uts gurues 9iHoer BON Batrid 8. Bprues
erfrouieu beute i'm hieiaeu 6afeu in Folae
res sentsrus zines 31u6erbOotes. Der Ba.
ter sRtGiug nit tuaPpsr Roth bem &uOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

"ITnt5 SIui IUlTTt 8tTI0oc5 6IeIIN, foTlt VT0"In
uus RENE Naut gG4uidt Elr blF qugr ,TIe d -.ff
sure Ruoten stiuH6. obnl aaoHtnuaB, no sy.i
4,Ut l1oH mo, 10 Wcn5Ct Jtl5mLg'5 Surl51ulau
8.-o,utut an.
9 d1 u D Ct E..
9gbtrmanr bat eeH EBuuIb, mo ur, gein,. sIltt,.
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.alu EICa cyguGsu. DE Qlut geI.Iau loo. nltGrs
.t Tllgg, Ulr5 Taua, b.5tat Ib mt ausfrlll In
F0.r.br gtftgln uU5 uu8uur5tu gtIHlH.u5tIt btI
..Hrt.uu4tu uuo uumIiuLtu aus5uu tuHr-sir
g-He ..r, 45igu5gunEs6rutu lugtl5u5tuluua 5urb
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E.Uf 81 bort ~ 0lu cuUUluusQanggU ilr Bic alsrrfa
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ole ea.HnrguonscrflFs mleaeu uou Hl lebsas 51f..,r
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5, ,4rlg 0aEt, uU0 mr aaucu lynueu. Ntsu.Iefrr.
uuuts GtgNgu sEI= o5tr bDsuIIgeg jtltur he ma 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
@Erntfale telcorapbtTde DepeSAen.

= gSs5gere &doeIsfilrer Der 8le1iiihtsr
I'M Saolaner=2 2errttOrium, meIhe fd tirRLdl
otn Seborbea Der &bidlIau Ratou aeaeu
oie GlHtretbung Der Steueru mJoerieBteu.
ho oou Sunoesbeumteu uerblftet noroen
uno lousu BebufS BrOseifruuJ uaa Tort
Sn''Ip' Art., gebradt meroeu.
- &ie uus ct. Sons, Tto., beridtet miro
ha6en lsgt and Die Sabrlfanten pou Suite.
laden elueu ,&ruf" geblIoet uuo oeu Breis
eeI SadFot1e ron auf IL Gents tn bic b09e
2 fIeoen obglelh Der grsi5 oes 2obmatez
r'als mot autsei9la9eu If.
- Der bon philadelphia mad Boio1 b.,
ttumte 8ampfer ,burt1iau" NJ lroe porlez
ntt1 Abeno nabe Stuegaro= paoeu, Dtaii
on!@ eIre @ou,iou nit Dem Shoouer .Iu."
70 ll17msr bsitaoigt, oaB er auf Den Strquo
92uqrt meroen muBte. 5as TQbrleuQ uucAe
am loi.genoeu Gage rsparirt uno preosr flot1
geuadt.
= Sn SudiorOiue. Tla., if Der aeroSe aus
aapa' 6Ia., Ongeiomuepe q. 8. Dtc5ors
ma oon etaer Srantheit bsfauen woroeu, bic
man Iur oas selbe 6ieber bdIt.
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nr. llnnmanIa RcnnLnfinn IIlIIs-

tae bAlnl ------ ltt- -AAAEtl p -ttlllltslf
ta5 gryBc purgu,uoe, llu0eruoe Gbiibr'
mItd, uuIcn obug 5dlmer5, itct8
3uUl.a'ilJ uno Ul,lirlIb Ini5rer
gSutuug.
polFdnbt8 gc'tmatlgs, t2n dbeButu mis-
2guguUt DuIgreu, re4uiIreu, IaiUlgEu, iluBgm uus
trlTusgn re. Jtabmlg's 4ILeu iHC blg Ceuugg 1Ju
lL.u -igun3-u b#s -.18cua. bcJ tg0gC, EugsDg6tr
BrTsr, Elais, ygr Bsrlrfrl1i9t.,su, B09iftusrt
&urgpjurs, parJu5lgi5J5 jaotgenloH, 0qsDcDfgs
8aLtTtff9-H, JIgUtJ EuHuuouEg oeE GHgaDe5es
piu0ubg5gH uno allen 8grrItuHleH 5er iuur.n
Laglg. ytuT aus tHgHfen 5ubErsIt,t, UE5gr Luefa
m5lr uou UunuaheU 95et ibd5Ils OrJgugn snts
dgItEU5.
81 8sattu Die for8en5sn, 5ou St5Ra8cn bsI
&euguuHg5.r hluubraubau 5uuDl0me:
ggIuugfLug, IurIULg plmuugUt5gu, BIutaW
tJ.IB ulH Gem Gog't, u1uI1ungc U}IggUIdugt
Udltut S0a5Jguu.H, Gtl Dor 5Dtjit, SOLICIT o5d
1lugrt JU UtaQsn, ll4Eg5 AuJl0Btu, 5iHteU 05eE
2ILrgu Iu 6Er pguqruBe Beu0mUGUaett 6es R0Dies,
be.tlEuUgtg5 U6cI itWIgs 4tlmtu, p1u6gi.ms
muus, sIn 9giu5l 5ss SrDuutmsbC5 05tr 5r.iis
tens, ugEu man m iie8eE5gr 5eIu1g, BuUft 05gT
Wtgg m Sg5tres. 5llbgr obsr 5umDisr 2 bmsu im
H0pL E1HeelqQEt AGsouHEun3s gu5t UItBuu8 Der
nClt uHo NuBgu, 5uWgU Iu agl 1gilg, Bun, oen
gHg5sm uuo Dl281te5 pa3DeIolH, 5raHna1 TN
4ur Dentge Eoisn con 0a6nGg's gtuen Ueroeu
sns Sgtsm con alien ben g5euaeRaEutgu tei5s1 bee
Fgiga.
4ru8 2j Gnt8 pro 5tattd.
gttot Busfmorfe an wasua9 & EomD., VII. 81.
1au.HtloBe AgDzy0r, ais yJu9 ily gHity Jss
l5IIog5 5ud.
Guoas BubLttumI
Gltt fhfr uH6 DrullHa- Ra5Uagr5 uu5 ll5t bas
te-l. o1B lJd oer gamg ~J!aoUag- 1ui Dem, mas
1Er tlLlt, bGUuogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

&teff, %. SuIi. Be, Der geferu uater
SOrfB Oes Generals Sur'ef ab8e1l.tsUe1
&eriammIuua Der 9rOBeu IIaouteH 817.-
Ibdti9Isitagei5uiGait puroen 6eoeu III 9Iu'
nen Der Nusbreitug oes Banill0lsmus 3saa,
ten, Der iiir eiHe tIoiltiatoril4e, Uttt Poti,Iz
l--a 81 l-o.n11rn arlLnrt t1,llrha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

DubIiH %. 5ult.-Dic GOrouers= 5arg
IN otm Sale oe5 6rH. W}aaoeOiu2 brahia
btRie Olu 2Gae.iprud etu, OaB 1eiu E00 our4
uuaegettftrusts rcbe SebaubIuus in Eula=
more. @stdnguiB berbet ggittlt nur0e. Die
Surp taogIte in ddrffer gBele Oas Serfll
ru, pOIjuite @siau8sue ME geu03uIids
9EFrbrgdgL III bebuu0gIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
So QlnF3nfe hnn cbIinntinnel1.

Dem Sdaeamts efretdr tpurOeH geilerG
Ebugatruen i'm Betrage 0ou $572 900 gun
Saufe nugeboteu, uHo splr Su f0lgauoeu
8urien: 0leruuoeipbaIbproieutige regifcirle
$4,000 3u l271; $4,000 81 1878; uier
notwithstanding Coupons: $25. 600 gu
1878; $4,000 5u 1878 teruuoeinbllbpr03su
tise regifrlrte: $4,000 gu 1925; $4,000
III 1913; $276,OOO ju 1919; 500 III
1913; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coupons
$4,000 gu 1913; $4,000 Bu 1914. 4cceptrt
nUroen: $4,000 UieruuoeinbaIbprO}suti3s
llslfrirte 81 10Y 2,5. 2aut uer0f .aJlIhtsm
Gegttte fan ieit BEN II. Uptu D. $ uter
prl geutige Gbliglticuen I'M y,omjnalD rib
Uou $18. 8.735, $50 uuo oieruuoetH1al5pco}eu
tiac I'M ytomtualwartbe pom S8.942 800, 81
iGu men alio 26,776, $50, anQetauit m5Tosu.
Ser gutaufspr1Is fir Die Serp.o,erttgct
5erug SIS 794 ,6OO,53 fir bic SrsruUotiH-
talbp O'srtigeH S., ,628. G78 .45; 3uilmuen
%5S,423,279 03
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aoIattl Der GEfrri1fdit.

I. VouIeI q. ,5ull. = IN Belt0lLe
Su8., gerietb gefiern Q5euo so. Sampler, elm
Cfeuformer, 28 Sabre alt, NIT etueG 5rau
auf bic er I'm 9oqa'n SraOe eiIeriidtig til,
in Streit. Gle LOB mad gBef. Belsuiae, nm
bic Nadt bel Ssrmauoteu 3uJubriugeu. 8
folgts ibr cine Stunoe ipdter uuo ihO5 al
2rau Raupler, ole er t1oui1 uerpunbete
Sompler If usrbaitet.
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50. eOnareR. : GrFe gisang.
einr 2ntation ffr 9rof. @aira,s ggittne.

Ser Seaat tittS Die uermiiGte GtutIsgerntut'
auuasbiH. - Spet ItIlionen Dollars fGt
ustte 0uitamts gebauoe. Die pOrgeid1tas
aeue AufuaBme pes Serritoriunts Sai9s
iueton tn Den StaatenbuuO.
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gerptrfte 2anoiaeHfuu8en.

General &ommifdr Stodilager bat ben
8icsprafoeuten Der ySt. Sous Sau 6rau=
uaco'er giIenbnbu @sisuidaft," s. .. 9ag,
oufgeforoert, btnueH 80 Gageu Srtiqoe an
3ugeben, pesbab gepife QauOareteu in
0diiouri uno i'm Su0iaHer Etrritoglun,
peIfe nHgebIid trrtbimIiterpeiie Der 1t
lauuc Ynciic giIenbabu SsieuidlIt" pa.
tentirt DIrGeu, uidt fir Uerpirtt ertIart per.
BEN IollPu
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Varatu unO bic ,9tntt6. {"

QOEbOu, %. Sult. - g5tanoay0" met
bet, oas Sr. Eurneu erufIid 9,l0auea tit,
zine peIi0uIIhe gtbeutIage gegeu ole ,EIme5"
anbaugig Ill MAIDEN, meuu Die &a9leruU9
itd9 WgIBert, Die llateriunua8 3U 0l9c5u-
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Buris, 28. Suli. - Ser bisfge ttalje
uiite BOtihafter, 9raf geuabrea ba. oe1
N}tnifer bes AeuBern cine al iammdtdl2
Uldhte gurOpa's geriatete gtote mit8et5etIt,
III pei6er erflart uire, bag Jtaltsu bon Dtae
iopub uuo bem umIi5gsHoeu 8ebiets oetaIs
tf, g9yGt4 evnr,Ffer, hahs
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Sin fabner Sprgua.

yOn 0 n q. JulI.-gQI0mIHI 69r anfe5
lifnuiIde 2utihiIer, ipraug beute in elmer
F6be BON tauienO 6uB ans ieiHeu Bauou
nnb gelaugte mitteIf etHsa Bauihirme5 uobls
b,balteH 0Or benz oIleran6rl Yaaf" aIi
zen Eooeu. glHe ungebeHre Meaiaeumeuse
mar aupeienO uuO CAB sroBcH GutbuFasmus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30
stanEth,s zaidiaI.

Qou60u, %. guli. - 9m nyttneteeai5
genturp" If cine SutyrojeU nit SaU1sur o2m
@ouuerneur oes Congo 6rsjaaa.es eat1Il.
ten, bei oem bieIer Der leber55u8uu8 4usz
brud qegebeu bat, baB Stau!ep'5 Srpeoittou
tin llnglfd nicerfabrsH iet, uno ca6 no
b6dRmlbtl5tuna batO BON oereu gag.,ltdlu
QSernifhtuuo hgrpr1 uFrNP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

Sin tur3eS Sind - g,Ite status
OoH gaHcufer, FenuI, braunte I'M leBeu
YiGrj IN @eieuiaait zines 0tauueS ytameU5
2awreuce SObuiOu, tbreH GlterH our5, uu0
baS Boar fam btsrber, UO es getraut muroe;
aber iein Slid pd5rte uitt Iauge, oeuu ytQie
bat iia leBt gtn0ibigt g,ebeu, tbreu SaugN
81 OerIaiisu uH0 81 tbreH <ern mad Vlucls
fer 3uyid}utebJeH. Ste ilgt, ihr I1auu
5abe iie 10 IGlgdt beblu0elt, 0a3 iogar jeiH
ejgcrer ByuOgr gu tgrea @uuEea ge5ea l5u
eiugguetsu igI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

gaherss itber Den Gon5ltft sspivdlan Oeu g3ez
uohnsrH BON Suaoton uHO g8ooOAoals.
-zeipetGOos aus Sgm Saotaaer Ssrritos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

Gubas BubIttumI
g1tt Itder uH6 DfuIus Ra5Uag5 Uub il5t baF
tegt ogB tdg bgr giaWs rJtaoUag~ 1ui Dem, mas
5Hr tauit, bcfHogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-30

St6t BusfmoJfe an Wa6Da1 & Comp, vi. 81
1auHIJcBe. y.gUz y0d, ais bJl9 igg gUIsy be,
.-sIgogs guh,
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gsns Ses sanOesoauptFaOt.
gSeitere 1900 grieItrdser. 40 Oe.IIbea
fdr Baltimore.

Baibin8tou, .. G., %. 5Hti. =
Sberf s. s. Bates, Superintenoent oes
Eriefbefeuuugaoienffes, bat bic Sertbttl l0g
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st. Paul Secures It's Second
Game Of Davenport and
Third Of the Season.
The Westerns Badly Beaten
by the Americans at
Kansas City.
Hundreds OF Dollars Change
Hands on Their First
Game.
St. Louis Downs Detroit and
Boston Gives a Game to
Baltimore.
special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
DAvENP0RT, To-, April 13.-The sec
ond exhibition game OF the Davenport
club. of the Interstate league, with the
St Paul club, of the Western aSsocla-
ton, was played to-day. Davenport
went first to bat. Tile battery of the
Davenpolts was Crdmp and CrosSley,
and that of St Paul Eogel and kenIl-
Ter. which was changed to Neach ana
Kemnler in the middle OF the 1lrSt
inning on account Of VogefS wild
Ditchlng. A fair crowd witnessed the
game. When Kemmler, OF the 0t.
Pauls, stepped to the bat he received
grand ovation. He was member OF the
Davenport nine of 1918 and 1879, ana
there were hundreds in the amphlthea-
ter who had witnessed his playing Ill
Davenport during The balmy days OF
base bail here. The home team scored
3 in the first inning on account OF
Vogels wild pitching, while st. faul
scored the same by reckless playing and
bad errors by the DavenportS. In the
second inning errors OF AcSorley ana
Crossley in handling base hltS maze by
Murphy and Shafer gave the st. Pauls
a tallies. Reckless playing on the part
of both clubs characterized the game
throughout. One of the regular pitchers
of the home team, Mains, who was to
have pitched to-day, could not Oh ac-
count of hiness, and the amateur,
CFump, was put i'll in his place. The
ST Paulc leave Tonight for Omaha.
Score:
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ALONG THE OMAHA.
sBob's'' Budget OF Notes on Well
Known knights of the Grin.

Anthony Schaeffer, well-known
boot and shoe salesman, was seen along
the line early Monday morning. His
orders go to G. Gotham & Co., and he
has his full share of business.
John Nissen. whom everybody knows,
is German and hard worker, carries
grip for the P. II. X. grocery house,
and few statesmen have any better trade
than he. He was seen at st. Peter
Monday with his high water boots on.
Il. j. Dee, of Chicago, put in an APP
pearance at Belle PLANE, and was
happy.
II. III. Granger, Minneapolis, was reg
istered at the Higgins house, LIE Sueur,
Tuesday.
BIB. Pinkham was seen along the
line Ginning fellow-traveler.
Larry O'Brien, one of the G. r. N. &
Co. crew, was at Sioux Falls tusseling
for trade, of which lie gets his share.
j. II. McCalester, the man who sells
tickets and checks trunks at Belle
PLANE, is one of the most accommodate
ing and obliging agents On the line.
Mack always has pleasant answer for
everybody.
E. MorOetz is clipper and can
make more towns in shorter time and
always fetch up at WOrthington than
any man in these parts. Some say it's
because-the attractions at W
are great
c. D. Boyd, who carries grip for
Allen, Moon IL Co., and sells peanuts,
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style and appears an expert all over.
Sterling has been sick and is not yet
quite well enough to pitch. He has lost
considerable flesh and does not look the
dude his photograph would indicate.
at is early to say much about the
team" said Halves, ''but believe we
can hold our own with any Of them.
Omaha and Kansas City will be the
strong boys at the beginning, but it
often happens the strongest are not the
victors in the long run. | look to see bet
ter bail than last year, with closer games
and lower scores. The batting will run
i'll streaks and will be lighter as the
result Of the three-Strike rule. Winkle-
man will be benefited by that rule more
than any pitcher | know Of. l have
seen Parsons pitch a little, but not
enough to base an opinion upon. But
with Klopf and Winkleman only we
would not be bad off,
Il never saw such improvement as in
both Winkleman and Klopf," said
kreig. "Wink's curves are wider and
jerkier than ever, and Klopf is 0ne-half
speedier. He has also added drop in
shoot that will puzzle the WarieSt
batter
Manager Gooding laid out the dia-
mond yesterday. The pitching line
strikes the center of the new stand and
is nearly northeast and southwest. The
distance to the fence along the left foul
line is increased over hundred feet,
and along the right foul line is about
the same as left last year. Il Will be
long hit this year that will find the
fence. The work on the ground is rap
idly being completed, and pleasing
change has been wrought.
The season will be opened in Mime
apOlis next Wednesday, when the
Omaha team Will begin an exhibition
series. Omaha has one of the strongest
teams in the league and will give the
local team a thorough test.
Judge Patton doesn't like the idea
OF having the sun in his eyes, while
Howes rejoices that he will escape it on
thrown balls.
Jevne's friends expect him to rank
among the first in the association in
base running.
Johnnie Shaw will start the season in
good health and will make a record he
will be proud Of.
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soap and sich, was seen at East Hender-
son trying to cross the briny deep-oyer
to town in Skiff.
G.. HelmeS was seen OH the Blue
Earth branch hustling for freight
train. Who said Charlie was not long
for this world! He's over six feet, III
bet chip.
J. +. Mueller, who sells notions for
Campbell 81 Thorn, put in an appear
ance at Mankato and was huStllng@Ior
trass- Sd
Gus Roehrick, an old-time G. T., and
as Jolly, good-natured fellow as ever
unpacked boot and shoe trunks, wasa
Window, and Tarbox, Schleik Go.
will soon receive his orders, for he gen
orally gets there.
W. P. Snow, prominent dealer in
dirt, st. Paul, was looking over watefed
lots at Mankato Monday. W. F., you
can't bottle all these lots. ~
c. Fl. Winchell was seen at Belle
PLANE. -
Frank Funk with a dray load of
clothing trunks, was talking the merits
Of his goods at Belle Piaine. H@E.
Burbank & Co., St. Paul, receiveSHs
orders, which are by no means spfaH.
Frank has good trade and his cloMes
fit just so good as the paper on the yEah
I'll. L. Innis, of st. Paul, was Seen
along the line making trains lively.
w. FL. Cleyeling, with his iron-bound
trunk we'll filled with .jewelry, was
showing up his wares at st. James. He
represents W. l.. Petit & Co., Mime
aDOliS
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The Lacrosse Club.

A large attendance was at last nights
meeting of the st. Paul Lacrosse club.
To perfect arrangements for the COM
ing season, the secretary was instructed
to write to the secretary of the Western
Amateur Lacrosse association, asking
him for a schedule of this seasons
matches. The committee on bylaws
reported, through F. NJ. Dudley, that it
had decided to modify, for local rea-
sons, and make use of the rules and by
laws of the Montreal Lacrosse club.
The regular monthly meetings will here
after be held at $3.50 O'clock on Friday
evenings. The club gives an enter
tainment and dance at Turner hall next
Thursday evening with the assistance
of the ST. Paul Banjo club, kindly vol
unteered by its president, Prof. John
T. Sherry.