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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
Gine &4rte.

An Gns, ptIbs an ben Golsen BON SuaenbInnben,
nerooier S6tUdt]e tItI5em BsrfaG. gerIh eer J11ns
nestIoft Il. !. ~, lst6rn. ienbs it foheniret Elm
Rettpt, oas e turrt. 8ises sToBe SeIlmiitel Durbe
ron tintm Ddifpn6r in Su5 QmeIlta euibedt.
Gtidt abreiHres @ouUert an J3ep. Soiepb 3, 9nmau,
GStofinu g RPhs 1oYfzSi+b '~''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
alt,s fna tla@ NtLontic. Eitn

cuf ner .galtimorezSbio 8Qbua nadReu
Candid. Der Bug gebt uu , ubr gla6
miffoo RON Der &am0eu. Station ab. Die
giGete aslteu 5lr &adfabrt bis glOntag.
6iu. uu6 9sipfaaJtsSiqIt s., l88-92l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
G3fenba9uett a&f S1a0enetTaB
DerSln0f.

9e8 gl oiueS, Sa., 8. Iuguf. - Sim
8IGgeu megeullebertretuEg 6ea uaueH Stats
@iienbabus@ iiab i'm Diilrlttsz zgeri9te
uOu Bolt=&DunIp ge8eu Die y&btclgO. giOrtlz
meferuz," trei ga8eu bic - &bicago S.
Lamb" uno 3nel gegeu bic u&bicag0z BIT
ltugtou Qutncp @lieubabn" aubdugtl gsz
mntt nOroeu. Sn leoer ein}elueu 6Iage
neroeu $4,000 ole GntidGOiguug beanipru9t.
8ie RlaggidEifteu briH9gn au5iHbrti1a uuo
genaue 8arfeluHgeu etue8 leoen llsbartres
turgsiaGlts uuo peiian udh, Bag bic Eariis
Sfsla Der @iItnba9n=& &ommihara in Rrait
febe, troB be8 @iublltsbeisbtIS oa5 Gi9ter5
Srener, oaB Die gtieHbdbueu f9 ben 8ss
fttmmuHgen hisier Sarif- StaIa Bu fiigeu bls
ben uub bag bic Qestere ielbf geredlt isi uub
uIlau SerbaItnifisn 3ie9uung TRACE. Die
v@biCago ytOrthwefera 8l9a" pirS ibre
Susitiate ieOeufal8 Dor oa5 SHuoe8=5es
ridt brinaen, unO man erpartet aus oem
@ompeteu3. &ouflJfte 5UiidsH 5taut5= uHo
8unbes-@eridt langwieriae 8ermtdeIun9en.
4ud iiir oeu 6aq, Oa5 Gtdter BreUPr Die
Auflsbnuug Bsaeu ieiuen @iublltsoefehl aIS
ungeieblih ertldreu iollte, itebeu tdtereflute
S0unIif1tinuPf1 in UUS1dlT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
Gtesat0lm!t9er tlnfaQ tn etner
RbhIsfsartfbe.

gBtlfesbarre, BeHui., 9. Nuguf. -
0dbreuO SOfepb 9iibarOs, Elm I4'iaarl8er
SEabe, beuta nit einem Rluteiel 0eu l4ieisu
StOueu III ber Wurrog .SolIen8rube beranf
iom, iaufe elm aus ftnf bsla6eaen 8a89on3
tefebenber 3ag, Der fd O5eu los serifsa
bate, bic ihtefa gbeHe bGrlb. Der 3aabe
wuroe getroffeu unO 70 beftig gegen ben
WauIeIeI geIdleuOert, ba5 Ieia Sopi 6uafa5z
lib in ben gaib uu0 bic gtHgeu2i0e bee G9ies
res eiubruus. 3uei ftarfe NdHueC OermO4-
ten faum, ipn bsrauS 3u 5iebeH. Der Sla5e,
beIen S6dad un0 Sdultertao4eu ge5rO4eu
fino, nuroe fir tpot mad 9aue gebrldt. @r
Fam ipdter mieoer 81 iia, iHoefea begt man
t,iHe 6Ofinuug auf ieine 8tulH8. Der
..InuLail hLtah MI herel sEIeEa TINT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
i, ,gl1naf1ti1bonlbets.n . Il

8iIte8barre, Ya., 9. AuguR. - Die
biefge Buli3et Mil erfabreH bubsa, onB cine
regslmd6is orgauiIrte Sauoe 9baamiter in
g8tlteebarre ertftirt uuo bIufige Seriammz
luu9Rn bdlt. Seute friib tDur0e eiHe Bombe
in BEN 9rocerbta6eu Der @ebrtioer gBiuiams
gefuHoeu. GtHer Der 8riiber III RttgliaO
6es StaOtraths uuo 8orfeer oes Boli3eiz
gomite'a. 8ebeimpoli3iHeH iin0 nit eluer
unterIuduus Der angeIegeubeit bsiddftigt.
@bicago, 8. Auguf.-Gine tIeiue On.
unmitpatroue oon Der grGBe elmer geu09ulis
den @epehrpatroHe mur0e beute IPittlg in
eiuem SflafDaggOu Der rUttdtgan= SeutraI.
8abnn gefuubeu. Sin IN Der Ulute oeriel=
ben uugebrodtes 3Hno56l3aeu idiau in Der
gbfGt nOtt beielt8t 5u ieIu, Die BltrOne gum
grplobireu Ill bringeH.
(@pdter) Sc bat iid berau8geiteut, oaB
Bic y8gnauitpatroue" nur nit GaIg geIaoeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
Dr. Raouag's Regulating pills,
bas aroBa 2ebcrs unO T}ageu 6ailmittsl,
has Qro5s pWlircuoc, liuoeru6e 4biibrs
mlttt, mirtau 0bne Shmer5, it1t5
5uUuldiFg uuo uatiirlid Hi5rer

uittcl, mirteu Obne Shmr5, ft1t5
5uuGldlEg uu0 uaturltd IN l5reC
gGjrtuug.
BoGEdnbia seitmatl0s, loon dberlufgu mii
TraggHt, DuIgTsu, rsguliTgH rsiHi9cu, iaubcru uuh
augu Stoun3eu bg5 Ulugtus, 6er te5gt, GlngeDttbes
ydtrgn, gll1t, BON yterCe1truut5ttgn, EOglitmgrss
BlJfOphlH7, par.Isibigtgit Jubgst0u, 8q5DtpHes
8Qugugi6gu, 5lJbeI, SuRuu5uua 0Cr &iuagIUglbts
6Gu OgybgibEu uub allen 5lIIIt-ungsH Der tnnGrgu
EEells g'ur aus IaGU5cn 8ubsr-ttct De6Ir Gueds
Hber, uotb BtiHeralttH 0bsr l4dolt2: 8roaugu gBts
laltgnb.
az5- 8eatta. 5te i0lggnbsn, 1on Gt0rInsen beE
Ber6uuuuqs berJubrcUbeH @qmptoNet
Werftopfuua, tnuGtte Qdmurrloibeu, 8iutlT
oraHg ulh 6tm a05ig, u5tgtuiii3a U15eadures
uebgIfet Eo5busHHeH, GfI D0r SgClit, B0ubsii obet
ghurs im U}GgeH, iaurgs AuifoBsn, SltlH 06tE
DIGfgu III beI peBgrube, SeHommgu3ett 6c5 a0pfes5
befdlguuIgtg5 g5gI {tlUlrl5 At9MeH, 9tt50etltIua
muug, Elm SeTubl oes &IUur3twgTocus ooeI STitltn
tens, nguu man IN liegguogr StaIuHg, Buu5lg oogE
Rebg iu SsbtTes, 5je6sr O6sr oumpitr : bmgn i'm
Gopf mGHge5aie Au50dnfuH8, gd5t JlIJu19 oeF
6aut unb Augsn. S4men ~ oer SeiEe, BruL osH
Gu,6eu uu5 glofute5 5u5Dsrosn, 9Tsantu i'm
guT penise DoIln BON Ra6Ua9'5 Bt1eH Dgrben
h1s zgfcm pom alien ben 5beugcnlnuteU Eglbgn be-
rzllus
grais % Geuts pro Sda5td.
ZHitt Briefmarte on JtlbDa1 & Comp, Jsr. 38s
UaulHtro5e, gielUsgori, ais Bor,o tlr uulgE be-
tsgtu5es BUD,
Gubas BubItfuml
Tett fthEr uub DErl1uat Ra5mdp5 uu5 e5t bns
rlub baB nd oer Almc zJ.G9wGg- Gui Dem, DGa
55r fault 5tHnoet'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
aas asIbe Ttsber In FLoripa.

Rertdte oes Dtartneboiptal- Biireaus mel
ten 3pei tpettere Grirantan8eu an 9elben
Sieber aus JadiOn0tle, oter aus 0auatee
uno einen GObesiau aus BaImetto. gegeI=
iiber bon Ruuatee. Sic SGdlage fdngt an,
Beoenfeu 81 erreger.
Bic Stdote Wobile, Ila., Hn5 @barlefou,
S..&., baben GuurautIuezItdBregeIn ge9ea
SQdionpiIe einlefiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10


SsbLrmoun bat ben l8unih, itt ,tue ysi1s, 9lattes
ltouts acuuoe Huut gu uerluG1tu, uUb Jc1crMdHu
tauH GlCs erJeibtH. Gle 9lul uetttttt tgEt ultuEs
.tt Garhe, plTo Tauh, o,ottt tp NIT aus pag tn
FUl8t Der 9tu9en uuo uugCIuubgu 8ClblfieIlGJt btt
aJiuuoruugeH uuo unmcrHIDtH AU5buuhuul-biC
tLTu t5ye loHotrunAsorultu d1algH6tu unl 0urt9
On, borGu aus Dem &0rper au5JtItIg5tu miro, ole
o1ut ggbort 80 ben NauptausgiHgen iHr bic AIsrsts
buUg btT AbIalsBlulNgfeIteU ooCr a&lcmcEtes mel DC
bic NlgOrguo15gtiaGe ujG6er pcn tb aebeui 5arlm
CG1iilen otcic eineu Jlti1 ausubtU0cn Hdifl1sttcu
Sle lgrtg 0aut, uub mir aaben ElEneH, otgb.luerus
muubt Sieutu CUTE ober bosartgey Jiatur, le uod
otJ EgltC0tEbtit Der COu Der 0Qut Qu58eltrCoeueu
austuHFuHg uu6 AbIau iYliusttt,tn. gBIs nun
tE AHDsuou48 ron SQoHQeusWlllta Oe'g'fif 10
Derbirst 6eiegbe uur oieie UldngeI uub eTbo5t 6tn
JgIBufaE6 oer paut, pdGrGu6
9llOmap5 s SarilpariQtau
Gin UtrtIjdes pdlnutd ilr ale pautau5lhdge iff.
IS mQd5t bus 8iut reihbaIU3 uHb rsiu, un6 uatbcm
l5 aus Dem Blut uRo ben 4bIoUogungs0HuuugG
BET Naut bus @iit DuH 6en A0ill tFungtetsu ausn
geutebCn blt plLb e5 btr AuSbIuUuug tbr @tft UGba
men un6 bic 6dut rein, tlur uub ltoU mlben Dies
NJ 6C enii9e gsr1' lth guts paul tu uernaneu.
Us glbt ftjH Ditel, Wtde5 Den EgioeHocu 70 i1ueu,
fuit 6Gs GariIpdrutou UliolyGut, l.tieu ptJo BON
SGEHuf, GiuqpuTu, BOie, GntOHStuers 0uuilusa
itlGq, Eedha, T,nneu, 6igbaHern, 0iBau5 blls,
Sgrin0tdtn uno DuHbtU SiG4gH, 9aluuuytus
Seulen un6 6iafen ieoct Gr., ul1tI einen 8Ilu9
oGmtt.
Das GarIapuruian 92tIoIoeut dbertriTt uibt nuE
ale D.tol5lnen tn btr 6tuuug pOU IrUHlHeu, ilroH
pbuIoCn, confttuuonden un6 p1uttraut3ettCu, ioua
begu ss III aud oo5 emsig Ndere otumtttel aegsu
Jdueuz uRO Slaleulel0eH,
6urus uu6 Observation-Disclosures, Blaieu1ritss
Gtabtiess gBofegiubt, 6arHDcrbatuuI, uuiplltltr
Gtgu 6CruhuB, Brt9brite 8ydHI9tlL SimeB i'm
baru, tIn6 IN allen 5ducn, In ogHcu ith it9sImtbla
urligC yhebCriildge Ou0eH, ooGI 6u paru oldlultgS
tTube, ucGmlitt ifi NIT SubRlH5tn dbulb Dem t3tts
zen giUes SIS obey nit dogH, lUie Uou ueBCT Stioes
CoeT sU iraHt9l.es, ouuiieS, gu1t8e5 Ausltqtn uno
utiBgu, tnotcnlaublrtQeH glJt6u6lug Bat uuo
6auu, Beun has uIulldGu NIT cIuem hebeHbeus
UrguuCH6Cu GCfubl Derbuuotu 1T, uub meuH man i'm
GrauB ldugs oer geubcn @uWeBtu bat,
Cine BlaiUe eutbdt mgBr ON wtriamen Arlnttn
GleWeulgn, ais trqtnb elm uu0grts 4r8parut Sc
Ulr0 In DOZEN Don IG tlUgm Ebegloiie non RiHgeHJma
men, U6bgen0 bsI GH5ergn Dhtlslu ilui obgr iibs
BIe5 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
a@s Der SanSss0amptFaSt.
Ste genats blu sur Usriharfune Oss Terbot
eeaeu Die Gbineieus usGinDaROeruug.

gBafbingtou, .. G., 9. Guguf.-9ie
aefern bonn Senat puiitrte Bill, met9e bic
@iupaueeruua pou dinei1en Ir9ettern
ponaduoi0 perbietet, beftmut, baB oomS l9s
eer RatifiIiruHa bes lmiiAeu Den Ser. StIaz
ten uub Seiner gldieftit, beu1 Sailer BON
China, id1nebenoen Sertrages an teiI 81
ueie bic Ser. Staateu betreteu bari, nit 4u5=
uabine BON ben in Der 8iQ uamhaft gsmad
ten TdQen. 9iaia ausnabmeu fnb binat
id)e Seamte, 2ebrer, Stuoenteu, &aull2ute
cher Sirguisuu8s.R .Reiieube; tieie!oeH ml'
len ieeod), I'm oas Re1t Sum 2aH9ed 81 ers
baIteu, NIT einem GrlaubHlBid)elH Der DINE
flden ober oerlepigen RegIeruu9, me'92r IIe
untsrtban linS, gum aatrttt Der 5teiIe Uadl
ben 8er. Staaten, iopie eiHem bonn aneritas
HiiGeu @eiaHcten ooer &onIul oifrteH YlB
ultjeten isiH. Der YaB muB cine auSIti4rs
Iide Seidreibung Der Rerlon oes betretTenosn
@hirgieu, 4nSabe iatuer 8eihau5uu9 H.l.tu.
eutbalteu. GlHe Gbi@lt't be5 Paiies mug
Ron benz bstreiiGH0en S2rtretec oer Ssr.
Staten BEN @apltIH 6gS 54ln,B, IN rpel'
dem Der @5iue2 bic 9Ieii2 artttttr etn5eAlTs
bigt nerbeH rrgbi etnem 0erllesaten 5nceIz
ben an ben 3oQ @olsfEOr III oem 8efImz
muugehafgu, moriH be5eu9t mtr3r bag oer
borin nombaft gsmaGte &9laee gum GGa6en
IN cen gSEr. SlaIiBN EAl t9LAuJ ltHSL stl5s
uaSmefaue 3ujuIQfsH III. Seoer &apt3a,
ber einen @biueeu o5ue elm iol9e8 Sertlfitlt
ans 2uuo briaat, nluht jt etgsr LIB, ,rtre=
tupg bitie8 Gsisge5 iauIOi8 uuo U2rfdQt ei'
r6r ihnereu 8el0itrafe. DIE 8efimmuIgeH
her 8in baben auf ale 3iusfIbsa Grbsittr,
OBJ San6nGrfer. E1gal0buer O0ar Bargarbeiz
ter, Be3ug. Bou Baifmug bee 5sisBe3 al
oarf tein diueFidJer Arbaiter, uaG0em er bic
Ser. Staaten oerlaffeH, oabH 5uyidtebreu,
nu6er er bat cine geieslib inn au9etrIute
Trau, Sinh Ober gltern IN beu Ser. Staten
cher @igeutbum i'm Wertbe 1oH $1,000 oSer
auafebanbe IOluente SduIoeH 81 oieiem Be-
trage. Gie 8erbeiratbung etues ioIden $bt=
neien mu6 miuoeiieuS Elm Sabr 0or ietuer
&breiie etioIgt iein, uuO bic @bdente mitHen
in bielem Sabre bIfGHoig mt eiHaaoer 8sIebt
h0beu. Gin nit 0iudtllTibetu Oarleb.uer
Gbiugie bnrf nHr in Dem paieu, 0on me!4em
er abgere,it ift, nieoer Iaueen. @5Ineieu,
tie bteiem @sies 3uwioer bier Iauoen ooer
fdh iiber bic 9reuSe ftebIeH, t0auen ie0erjsit
uerbaitet uuo mad Sdul0igbs bsitR0eu mle0er
cui Soften Der &lriou, psl4g Den &bueieH
btsIber 8ebEaft, Ha4 Aiea 5urif ipeotrt
merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
8u fgat ansefoHarea.

Gin Blaine gmpfauo Dbne Slaiae. - re
9GmpfsT ,,Gtth Of 1eDsDorf" nit otrH
EeIrbuI6ritter am Bor0 eEit uut l.i5
hGntc ftfh fanaItfltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10

SSie ax5eii tDir5 ua1 ben 5tteu EGuaIegiI1sR gnis
aTfeH seIieieTt, urb Die @rsit uub 5usIdbruus bsI
Estti: nsr6tn ben aniorbsIuHgen ber 2eit uu6 bes
3eiamadss du5ePast. &EtmaS4 s EuGr4sa,
nIl 81 Mrs comstI. DtIorntsuTeu rI srndieY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
gscrfehlte SDeRnInttptt.

Cbicago, 9. NuaUf SIN bisIjgen 30u.
ant traf cine an cine bieige Spielpalrea=
9auoIung conf8Htrte Seuoung metaaeler
Gpelmalfeu, Die oerIdjeOeHau 8aloiorten
war ieoeHfaIl8 BET ben betreff.Hoeu EaGabs
muugen, bic mu1oerbar tdu'9cuo au8geiaIz
len fao, auf feineu 8etrug ab9eIebeu, oenu
ouf i0mmtIideu Warteu ia in lei3t erteuu'
borer S5rift Der &armert Rada4mung." i"
giHem 3pu S5bttmpoIitfea gelau9 e5 III
ueIbalb sluer SmaNe, eiu25 Der nadgsmndz
ten 81. @oIofitds BEL hrei 9el5fuHoigeH Berz
iousH oiS edit Hu3ubriuseu. I'm oem gtIBz
braut Der Spi5ImarteH Uorjubeu3en, uurOe
bic gGn;e SeHbuHg, p2lbe stueH gSertb Don
$50 GOO rebrdjentiIt, nit Beidl(dq bal2gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
GefunO9ett 1T 23o8fltatO.
GcIWW0BGtt OeS G6rptrS TIL 0obI
f&GttO oCS Geiite5.
Or. 3a6Uap'8
Coa5 susis sbtc)
SatiGp0rtUj0tg 8&eiOIUe1t!
Dos 8roBt 8tutreiatguugamittsI.


RliUts gIut fdaTt sefuHbcs BltiIb, Harft Ruobtn
uno refine 6aut g8hHitt 5hr oaB gusr Fte TO isH,
Sue SHohen gtiunb, olHt 8HohmrnB, ulb @ueg
Alut i1on ttnos 10 DeUbc. Ja6Uag'5 SlrlaRauQiau
o. MT IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
gGEe! 9aEe! g6fel

eur Heittu's Guslanh beIorsi tnn.EbaIb az Stuussr
@ouaro Baiue,
sas HoItmsIETost sRnA SsasDIaessHS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
8rnhe NuSmnhL boa
Gm1sarf & 0uartfeo,
yir. S2, BartfraBe,
s. rEs eGs sGeiDrafCare urtD 9alSmGIsC

STE teBs4efDraIClre nm 9au9MuIEG
E1T bas Snuers BON
Rtrder, SGlIeu, beateru,
5Heutlt2ea 8sbGuetu
g5gju sisDnhGuuqeu &c. u=8eforotf0uen,
sssGGcarautats. G@ISas, a3aaper1s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
so. eoaarek.-erRe stsnma.

6prtTeBune Der Sebatts tber ben 8ii@erets
gsgttaa tu' Senat. - Sic SefssEtbta i'm
GaIlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
Eet Sac aIs annpegaeneIt.

2ouboR, 8. Guauf. - Ser BarlineE
gorrejponoent bee ,StanOaro" meloet, er
babe aus Oifi3ieuer Gueue Die Dilttbeiluug
erbOIteu, taB pe6er tte orei 8aiiar, uch Die
ortt IeitenOeu Uiiutfsr in oieiem Sabre cine
3ulammeuluuft baben piroea. Set eem
itirBIideu Beude Saiier 2BilbeIm'S IA &uB.
lamb babe Der @yur ba8 &eripreheu qegebeu,
baB er, i'm Sulle Deun9luuo Uou BraaFrei4
angegrifisa mer0e, bem &rFeyeu beite5eu
merbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
garFt nne garis.

2iuerpool, 8. Qugua. - 1890 Tftt'
taas. Baummolle: Dlitteliorta SberIduoer
81, Ditto Rerps Orleans 9il6. - Die Ser
Fdnfe betrugeu Il, 900 8aIeu, SPECULATION
uae guafubv 1000, 3uiubr 5000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-10
GWrOpati9e Ga6el6eri5te.
SfaaFrttd5's tUa6tliee SulfdHDe.
Jorthauer Der arbeiter.llnrnben.

SEtereHante FeOsa aeEeata4I6 pes 2orOs
naaHnts'SaaEettS tn 20nOpu. - IEa6ens
8te's ertuGrteae Autwort auT Die 2tHfeiHz
pnHnen Otr Oentfdlsn aerate.-Gtn IttesSs
Fiid1er SoHereB TT geueota.-4uerleE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-21
An Immense ship.

An event occurred Thursday evening
in the history of San Francisco-of the
Pacific Coast. The event was the
launch of the cruiser Charleston, which
was witnessed, the Alta says. by fully
10000 people. The Charleston is 800
feet long over all. length on load line
300 feet, beam 4G feet, draught forward
Tx feet aft 1917 feet; mean draught
1917 feet, aud displacement $3.50 tons.
The motive power of the Charleston il
furnished by two horizontal compound
eng ines. which are placed in separate
water tight compartmentments. Each
of these engines has q high-pressure
cylinder of forty-four inches IN diameter,
and q low-pressure one of eighty. five
inches in diameter, with q thirty-six-
inch stroke. AS the cruiser is q twin
screw vessel there are two shafts, both
of which are single forgings of steel,
and were made by Krupp, at Essen in
Prussia. The screws are three-bladed,
made of manganese bronze, and four
teen feet in diameter. There sre six
main boilers and eighteen furnaces with
a total CRATE surface OF 4S5 square feet,
and 2,578 tubes, with heating surface
of $1,000 square feet. There is bunk
er capacity of 800 tons of coal. but the
normal draught is 1913 tons. On a
natural draught there is an indicated
horse. power of 5000 horses, and on a
forced draught of 1850 horses, maxi
mum speed of 1879 knots being thus at
famed.
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Women in Business,

In this age Of extreme activity and
wonderful development, it is a note
worthy fact that many women have
made their own way in mercantile life,
and successfully compete with men in
many lines of business. Women.
whether they labor in the household or
in,the store, are all liable to suffer from
functional arrangements and the cares
of maternity. For all troubles known
under the category of "female weak.
nesses," DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pres
cription is n tonic and tried specific.
1t relieves the greatest sufferers, and
restores the patient to vigorous health
and strength. It is the only medicine
for women, sold by druggists, under a
p 'sitive guarantee, from the manu-
facturers, that it will give satisfaction
in every case. or money will be refunded.
This guarantee has been printed on tn 9
bottle. wrapper and faithfully carried
out for many years.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
biliousneSs, sick headache, bilious head
ache, and all arrangements Of the
stomach, liver and bowels.
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Protection and Wages.

Workingmen from all parts of the
world persist in coming to this country
of protective tariff for better wages
and better living.-lSanta Barbara
Press.
If protection cause the better wages
and better living, the higher the protec-
ton the better the wages and the living.
Germany has higher protection than the
United States. therefore the wages and
the living should be better. Will the
Press tell rs why there IL not rush
to Germany for the blessings of protec-
tionP-LS. F Alta.
The fact that wages are better in the
United States than they are in Germany
is another evidence that the price of
labor, like everything else, is governed
by the law of supply and demand. In
highly protected Germany wages are
low because the supply exceeds the de-
maud,-the tariff has nothing to do
with IT.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEN Horn-B artlett i OstreieLel
Proprietors.

06A nOT11-D NLI0Lt OBtreleh0H
Proprietors.
Jud Dakin g. wife, Lamoille; Geo D
Temple, Blackfoot; Ben Blackburn.
White River; Mrs Todman, Barney
Horn, w G Rothwic, 8 F; Henry Stew
EFT, VIM H Trevestan, Tuscarora; Phil
Slmmcnds, Cincinnati; A Peters &
daughter, Sacramento; Kit Billiard,
Mountain City; Chas Scheier, San
Jose; D E Hooten & wife, South Fork;
Mrs Fletcher g. 2 boys, Eureka; A B
Miller, Huntington; W P Taylor & wife,
Mrs A B Calender, Canon City, Colo;
Thos Hancock, Steve Davey, John
Dodge, Dillon, Montana; Oh Roland,
Warm Creek; DR. Holden, Ogden; r ]
Taussig, F G Eaton, L Lachman, o H
Bell, N II A Mason, S F; E G Cook,
Oswald McDermott, @ B Leddick,
Lamoille; Jno Eddy, Tuscarora; L
Goldntein, Owen Harris. J W McDon-
aid & wife, Mountain City; w w Van
Eman, Sacramento; Frank Blake, Vir-
giuia City; Fred Wright, Eureka; C
David, L q Rogers Jr. New York;
Richard Brown, Carlir; G R Arellanes,
Halleck.
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DEPOT HoTEL-Clark IL Green Proprie.
tors.

tors.
CA Richardson, Moses Lacey, Mrs
Graham, A A Britton, 3 F; Nels Nc
Carthy, VIM III P:oatz, South Fork
W T Bressell, d Martin, Wells; A II
McLaiu, II Hale, Carlin; John Tighe,
Eureka; B F Pierce, Reno; 9 Allen,
New York; @ o Bewley, A L Andrew,
Hamilton; VIM Henry, Deeth; Mrs T
Coale & 8 children, Tuscarora; B
Williamson, White Pine county; Man
uel Goures, Idaho; Wm Mitchell, Smith
Greek; A Reboule, Lamoille; w De-
Lano. Wards Comedy Co; Frank Rock
we'll, Wells, Fargo & Co; R Withing-
ton, White Pine county; Hugh McLinn,
New York.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Advertisements under this head win be pub
lished until the County Conventions meet for
SO, tnvaFiabl IN advance.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TION.
Land ONCE at Eureks, NevAds. |
juno ~, 1883.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed no
tice Of his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court of Nevada, .
Elko, Elko county, on WEDNESDAY, AUG
UST 1, 1888, viz: Homestead Entry No. 80,
John H. weiland, for tho = 4 Of N W n, s
BWA of Mex 4 n OF 8 BA, NV X OF s
Il, Section IA. Township 81 North, Range 81
East, Mound Disblo Meridian.
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
James Clark, Of Elko, Neyada
p. N. McPheters.
1. Ostroicher,
7. N. Stone.
D. H. HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice be published
for period Of thirty days In the DAILY Isps.
PENDENT.
d. Il. HALL, Register.
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AdvertIsed Lettors.

Following is a list of letters 70.
manning in the Postoilioe at Elko, Sat-
urday, July FL, 1883:
davenport Adalbert G, Hoag VIM
Holt Elmer, L.mory John,
Be Nathaniel A, Stevens Mira II N,
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LIVING WATER

Can be cut each year. The residence is
substantial building of six rooms we'll
furnished, near which is highly Guilt
waited vegetable garden, and the grounds
about the house are planted in fruit
trees and shrubbery making it an attrac-
tive and
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AT REIN HkRT,s,
.Just AReceiyea.

Handsome Beaded Dress Trimmings.
Novelty Dress Trimming Brsids of
all descriptions and colors.
Beaded and Plain Dress Sets.
All-Over Embroideries.
Turkey Red and Navy Blue Rm.
broideries, and large variety Of Fancy
and White Goods. At,
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Look HeFeI

We hsVe Just received q large stock
of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods!
consisting of Ginghams, Linens ana
Woolenp, and aentlemon's ClotbipE
all Of the latest and most desirAo'
styles. Call and inspect them.
SAC, J. RosBTssosH'
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Sarsfield T, Phalan John p.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. p. SMITH P N.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-15
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county began its October term to dav.
Chief Judge Miller and Associate Judge
Jones on the bench. There were present
when Court opened the venerable Clerk.
Major sprigg Harwood, Thos s. Beall.
deputy and Jas H. Munroe, States Attor
ney. VIM. IL. Thompson was selected as
foreman of the grand jury with the fol-
lowing jurors Wells Sheckells, Henry
A. Tydings. J. Rogers Woollen, William
Wellham,== wv. T. Crandall. NJ. Cusack,
w ii. Bells. Geo. W. McNemar, Wash.
q. Tuck, J Edward Munroe, James +.
Baldwin, Rufus ID. Phelps, Fhilip II !.
Darnall, John Cassiday. w. Camden, Jr
John L. Pettibone, NJ. Tilghman Howard,
Edward Hall, of B.. Ben amin L. Tucker,
Edwin +. Colt, Jefferson F. Cook, Rich.
ard p. Sellman.
Judge Miller made a lengthy charge 10
the jurors, reminding them of their duty.
and calling attention TO the liquor laws,
carrying Of concealed weapons and other
matters which they are expected to iuves-
tigate. The laws relating to defaulting
officers, abortion, embeZzlement, &c,
we're also referred to. and the Jurors were
told TO examine the entrances 10 public
buildings 10 see II they were all right
After the charge by the Court the jury
retired to their room up stairs. The re-
mainder Of the day was consumed In cali
ing over the docket and assigning cases
for trial. There are % appeal cases, 90
appearances and 102 trials.