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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21

Diefes peltberabmte prGparat III Ole
Grfnoun9 zines unlerer beoeutenofen
Ghemtfer. Da6elbe enthdIt ale CUR
Gr3eueun9 pon 6lelfb, Knodeu, Slut
lllusfeIn uno ionlit pon KorPerFraft era
for6erli9eu Seftanotbeile, urIo 3nar in
elmer fir leid9teite Deroauung 9eei9neten
form. Don oeu an9eieheniten 2ler3ten
uro phYitolooeu lit 0aGeIbe ais DER bette
nno 3uperId6i9ite GrIat fir MuttermAdl
anerfannt uno ais oaS 5utraalibfe Gr,
ndhrun9smittel fir fleine uno pa6lenoe
Rinoer, 1owie fir KranFe uno Geneienoe
empfohlen woroen. 3eutaenter's 3euts
f1es &ir1ermebi tit fcinesmegs cine @es
nisin, ionoerrr, Die nobmaIs betont Der.
oeil r1u6, elm Graabrungsmittel. Deeen
ieiueS beoeuteuoen 1IdhrDertbS, fomia
1pegen ieiner leidteu DeroaulibFeit, fei
ner S5mafbdftiefeit uuo idnelleu 2lnf
nabme ms SIut lit 0as Jenannte Kinoer,
mebI por3igIib oenleui9en gum Gebrau4
empfohlen, ole an DeroauunosIbpdbe
un0 oaraus entitebeneer un3ureibenoer
Gru6brung, an trdgem StofipedfeL an
8Iutarmutb, i9Iafer lIlusfeI. uI6 wei=
der Knobeubiloung uno Qehnli9em
Ieioen. Somit miro es beionoers sum
Gebraud fir Sdu9Iiu9e, Kinder in f9HeI'
lem pa6sthuu, iopie fir ioEbe KiH0er,
ole 2lnIa9e gu io9enanuter ,ooppelteu
6Iieoeru" habeu, aroele9entIi6 en1PfoFl.
len; feruer fir DYspeptiFer, Krante uuo
Geneienoe in ieoem Stadium, iorDie fir
1lerpenidwa6e uno Grf90Pfte. Bel
febIen6er, o6er nt6t gutter uuo genieens
Der @utteruitdl 1T oas KtHoermehl oer
ein5ige anerfaunte GrIak DER natiirIi9en
1Gabrun9 oes Sduelings. 6ugIei9 tltes
oas iiberite S6nbmttteG Der Kleinen
eeeen ,SummersGomPIaint," 4roHIi3e
Otarrb0e mo KiHoer9oIera. 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
Sin gruSermtorO,
5cHI Gatbehs satfsg, ,td)ss SsrbrsSeR. :
Nus1agen Dor Dem GoaHhet.

NusiGgeH OoE peM SpS""sE'
Sem 9orf, 20. SUM. - Cine lldterlsz
dung iiber Die grmorouug oes 2O-idbrisen
&lulam @lruep ourd ieiEeu Sru0er 50bn
tft ocm &oioner 2eb1 er6ffuet pOroen. Ser
SrnbermUrbcr tpIroe gefegu in, 0ortoluer
pal'8cigeritt uorge tbrt un0 bort bem @Oroz
ner ltberUielen, Dor meldem folgeu0e ndbere
Ingabeu 9emadt tpuroeH: SObH, pelfer
% Sabre alt ift, pobnte nit ieiner SHUTTER
rno ieinen 3tGei S6refern in yir. 259, gf-
50. StraBe, gGiLliam oa9eseu, 6e1 felt etrua
eine;l Sabre rarbeiratbet mar, nobute i'm
6iaterbane BON Dir. 4l2, Sfz60. StraBe.
SIN BorotEbauie 81 ebener @r0e befinoet fifl
zine BirtbI6ait, uno nOr oerjelben fauo Der
Wotb fatt. Sohn beiI4te ieiHeu Bruber
&iliam bdnfig in befen 8obuuug, unb
8eioe ftauhen ant oem IreunSidQftlid1fte
6uee nit einan6er. Gm Wfontag abeub ge-
gen llbr tGuidten bei0e 8rioer Elm Baar
BeiniIeiber NIT chamber aus, SobR pQdte
ittHe eirgetauI9teH Beinilsioer SuIammen
uuh oerabldiebete iib BON 2Eilliam uuo oeis
len Satin. Gurae 3eit barGuf perlieS 8ils
liam 6as Sana, nahoem er iid] out ietuer
fernu oerabidieoet bate, unb O;eie bat tbreu
@altRn le5eno nid)t rpighe- qeielsn. @easH
II ubr tam SCbu BuIad natl Der GO StraBe;
er mar augetrunfeu unb beihuto,gte gSiulam,
ter oCr oar Sbii-e ter 0irthidait ilano, oaB
ct ibu bei bem 3auid bettogeH babe. .3um
Gepeiie fir ietue BebQuptuug mics er auf
eiuen 9(jb in ben Betutieieeru, unb 2BjQiam
eltldrte iHm, baB oisielben, als er fis er5als
ten, gang gemeIeH ielen, uub bas er, S0Fu,
lle natri6eiFlid1 ielbft jerriIisu babe. 9jaie
Bcmertungeu oerie8ten So1u in 3oIu; obRe
Gtmas III Iogea, 0fnete er etH gr0BsS Sd
ideumgfi5r, lprang aaf ieiuen BruOer los
uno fieB ibm Die Slinse in ben 6ats. Die
6aIsi@lagGter puroe 5cEdai,teu, oas Blut
iirCmte alS Der gGun6e, gSluiam ititlBte 3u
Soben uuo NOR uO6 peui9sn 4ugeRblideu
eiRe 2side. GI8 Sobu inl, mas er 9ethau,
lief er bic 60. StraBe binab oem Gan 9ttoer
Al. @tntge 3eugen bes gjorfaIles truseu oeu
8otten in ole 2Gobnuus ieiner Satin, UnO
bic GoIiset psrbaftete Sobu @aroep unO uers
Idiebene 3eugen oes Dior0es. 9eteftiu gu
musl S. Campbell pom 25. Be3ir; tbeilte
Rem @orOrer 2ebp nit, bas Sobn @ogne1
bon gIr. 80, SuttonPlQce, Elm Qugenjeuge
Der 8hat getueien iei, uHb oaB nadolm Dils
liam @ar0ep niebergefiirjt, ie;a Bruoer nd
iibsr Ign gebengt mo ausgernfea babe: %,
@Ott! 9d1 babe ihu getDotet!" Sobu Smitb
ron yfr. $50, Sf=54. Stru5e, CAB aR, er
habe Sobu gnroep am 8uBe Ser Sit 60.
StrnBe geieheu, uno bieier babe i9n in g'9=
Ger Anireguug ulitgetbeilt, oaB er iejHeu
8ruter umeebrad)t babe. 8a8 bluti1e Jtei.
ier babe 3obn in bGr 6alb 9shQlten, uAS QlS
gmitb ea ibm h0be eatreiBen noGeu, babe Ct
es in rem Slug aemorfeH. &oroler Hcup
lorote Sobn @aroeb Had ben Combs uu0
eR,lieB Die 3eugen 9egen baS Seripreten,
fdl, tDenu bgIlQrpt, III ftgQeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
serbiYnforO In, @eF6,tot,tgse.

@ea6iua, Pa., 20. SuHi.-Soba aStott,
DeIdsr ieiue 5rau erfud unh fi9 baun isGbft
eiue ggunbe am SaIie beibra6te, uou mal6er
er nber Uteber geuas, iuute teute gtahmittag
proieiftt nerben, aber mn bic MittngS cit
fnt6efte mon, buB er fd in ieiuer 3,ue er.
tduqt bate. Stott begtu9 bic 8lHttbat i'm
3orne, neil feline 5rou i1u nufaeforbert batte,
On bic Arbeit 5u sebeu, nm Broo fir bic
hnnaernSen &inber Al UerSienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21

piiffer gGrm NIB man h0rte bic 9inFe tpie:
pSie fino ein gitaner 4uf ibu 9ieb's ibm
tiid)tig !"
gaIb uadber purbe Der Srufsbl i'm 3im'
mer nod i9limmer, uH0 Elm gum Sooe ere
id)rodeuer Reger fiiirBte nit BEN GusrIf;
vRein @ott, fie perben idiesen !" berau6
auf ben Sorrioor. Der yteger tbeilte feruer
nit, Wnboue uno @iie ieien in eiuem RGnI=
pfc beQr,ffeu. Sin gleid 6arauf en- Der Sbir
eridteneuer 8oliSift muroe BON sergeant at
Qrmsn hinetuae3oaen, uu6 elm i'm Sforribor
ffebeuber 8eridbteIfiatter fab babel, tDie ft9
3tpei RGnuer anf benz 8oben bnl9ten, p6hs
renb eiu9rilter, Der iid itber fie bengte. Inn ite
nusetnenSer 3u retBeu, oon einem Slerten
eiuen Euufidlag ms @sit4t erbtelt. GU
9IeiH eliGoIlen Die 9tnfe:
bring ibn unI Snlag los Jtimm Did
in Gdt, Sim !"
Die &ntnnft bes BoIijifien iibte eine be-
rnbisenbe gStrfIng aua uno Der Stnrm leaie
f9 10 RAID, ME CT ansgebrohen mar. n5ers
aeant OF armsn Gmitp erllirte ipGter auf
6rogfn zines Seri9terftattets, es lei 0on tetz
Rem Streit bic Reoe gemeietI. @tn gfttglieb
bes @omite's isi tpdpreuS Der Stbun3 BON
Eer Sise itbetpdltist uorOerr anb Dies babe
ben &drm bernriadt
Spdtere IaHforGunseu erga5en, haS
SrGbb un6 g9iie bic SerbanolgugeH ees Go
mites, n6bren6 Sberii gl1eu, eiaer Der Ulas
hou'ten, eiusI Sortrag belt. bduftg our9
@intpiirfe Mnterbrodeu. gSiie unb Wtabone
iaBen uur fiinf SuB BON einan0er eHtfernt an
Der nGmliGen Seite be8 Eil9e3. Cine in
balbIautsm Some bon 8iie 81 Waboue ge.
mGdte SemerfIn9 Deriette ben tletnen SIi=
gaSier In iold1e Nutb. Oas er auiIpraa9
uub fid auf ieiueu @eguer ifitrBte. Die
busmil6eu fkenben Yeriouen hieIten BeiOe
3uriid, aIleiu unuittelbar oarauf uerIsBte
@on9reBmitgIieb 2lb6e1, elmer Der Iut=gtas
boniten, bem 9abOaiten 4llen eineu Sauits
fdIag. Stun 9tus Der &auJ los. 2tbbep
mlr0e onH mebreren IHbdugerI gfabone's
Al Boben gemorien, ale TIM 3tmmer Be-
fin0Iiden 9teger mii9ten itt] eiu, nnb
e8 pur1e bon alien Setten ber feff barauf
Iofgebauen. De friebIiebeuoen gRitglteoer
te8 GOuite's iudteu tHjpiidea 3lfla9t
uuf ben Sii6en nn5 in ben @den. Die
WiGb0niteH idieneu es bsIonbers auf @r=
&ougresmitglie0 8rabh, eiueu Ser &ubIuger
gEiie's, abgalebeu 8u babeu, uno nur bic
@tnmiitnns 8rDeier 8elegateu aus bem gBe1
fen berabrte oenieIben oOr iAperen Ser
l5tIn9en. @rf, nafbem Der 81 6iIfe gerE
tene 4oIi5iit mebreren farbigen 9ele9aten
nit ieiuem 8nippsI bic S6pie bLItig geidllaz
cen bate, nurbe bic 9tu5e rpie6er hergefe(t.
&ie bapptiddIiteu getbstli9tea dI6P...eu
si sarm i1r Betnuern iber zen SorfqI., uno
nm Gfanbai id usrmetoeu, ipur6e beidloi,
len, ete Sadje momO8Ith 9eleim 3u ha!tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
Gtaes iuneets gao6enS Qama.ee,


ais ea hie 0iei3e isiuer 6orm uHo 3tge ba=
bininmtnOeu unO iciua @eiuuobeit in Der fri
ii6eu Beriooe ieiHes 2eben5 ourd fuaftto
Eeue lIuregs i9fsiteH gefdbr0et lab, purOe
uad furiem @ebruuh UoH Or. Bierce'8
"Favorite Prescription" in 6rcuDe uub
8oufbnrfeit berDanoeIt. 3eelbe reiuigte
uub fdrtte bas @Iut oer iaugen Dame, Uers
Iieb ben giieren, oem Wdgeu, Oem llHterleib
uuo nnnereu SrganeH geiuube Gbdhgtett,
uuo in furBer 3stl erireute iie Fd mieber rit=
ifiaer @eIunbbett. Bis III bic eiuaige ytez
bilu fir Traueu, Die u0u Den QpOtbeteru
nit poiitioer @arautie Der Ea'
britauteu Usrtauft miro, oaB fie in iaoem
Sole befriebiat, mier;ganfaus bas Sab su=
Iiiderfattet miro. DiaH leie Die aeorudte
9arnniia auf oem uuiHlag Der Glaidle. Die
lelhe if ieit nleIeu Sabren getreuIjh aus8e-
iabTt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
germITdte teIearapbtfdle 9epeftpt.r

- SH einem Gha6te bes y9feo Gibz
9unuels" bei Sbamo[iH, Pa, eveiguete it'd
gsfera gtahmittag cine @cserpI1Fon, bur9
ucIte @eorg @dmnd t0buih uub iInI an
btre Atbeiter bebenili9 oerlebt purveu. 9a8
@rdbeumert geb6lt ber giEma 2ansoOn &
Comp.
- 0ii6ar6 Glberger, tDeIfJer am tebten
GorTage in philadelphia inter Der GHtage
oerbaftef murbe, ieiuer Qrieuit in ben 8uffee
lemtidt 81 babeu, beftauo beute eiu SOruer=
t6r uno nurbe inter $500 BHrgi1aIt oam
&eri6tsUerfahreu be-mieieu. Srau 4lbe-.
gers 2eban ttar fir $3.50 ia Der uSobn 6un'
Cod=@omp." oaridlert, iuoefeu mar bic Boltce
3u @unfeu ibrer glutter ausgefelt.
- grpreB A9eut 6uber 1T in Suuburg,
TO-, negen Gntmeubung BON $29,600 BON
ber y4ooms' grpreB @ompaguien perbaitet
ppresH. 9as @elO, rpelaes 3ur 8esabIuua
ber &ngefeuteR Der yMiueral= Riutngz&o +"
befimmt mar, nuroe borgeftern &beHo in
6uter'8 6aus osrfedt anf9efunoeH. Ser
8iebfubI pur6e bereit8 I'M Iesten 8u9uf
uel.b..
- Ser 9eppihpaber SobH 6rnneuSiener
in @onibobodeu, pa, ,ein Wanu b. Sc Sabreu,
bot fd1 am Sonutag WOrgeu i'm 5taue Hebeu
leinem Sauie eri1Ofen. Die &oronerszSarp
id)rieb RE Sbat eiuem Nufau uoR 2ebeusis
btrbruB ii, rpelGer 6Urd bic sro5s 6ige Der
Iebten 8aae erieIlt tporJen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
@trfpftroi9cs spteI 0es 9mFa0s

NtIanta, 9a., 20. SUM-. - 9. o.
Wcglilan fam seferu uabe Chattanooga
um's Qebeu. gr mar mad Ganias. @itn unz
te1megs, nm eiuen bort pobuenbeu Btuber
al beiu6eu, uno fpurbe bel Der eraerndbuten
Stabt, nls er ietnen aopf aus benz Ssafer
zines gnbunnggous fedte, burh eiueH StoB
nit bem SOpie rDiber etuen 8rideubalten
qetGAtet. Seine 9eite murbe heute bierber
5urfidgebrad5t. gierfpiirbiser BeiIe lam
Ter 8-uoer, ben er beiuhen rpoIIte, uumittel=
bar nod bem uutalle in Chattanooga an.
Gin oubersr gruber, RameaS s. $. ItcUliIs
Ion, anf nel6en bic 9olijei zines 8sraebene
bnlber fabnoete, nurbe In eiuem 6uule per-
hnitet, in meIGes er fih begehen hattie, nm
bic lleberreffe bes Geruugltidteu ,u Iebeu.
giu@ elm Iansfinsrt8cr Sauf.
SeAntter.
Srop. 0.zg., 20. Suni-Iia B. 8if.
fee, @rsSaifrer ber Central. NatiuHalbant, a
uurbe beute inter Der AufIaae uerbaftet
eirca $4,000 pom ben @eIbern Der BaHt uus
tslitIuesn Al bnbeu. Su @rmuuaeIuua Don
5000 9ireIdoft pur6e er bis su eiueni an
ban 6. Snlt onberounteH Serb0r BEN @e,
idneuis tiberantpOrtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
gom g1teagoer Gonbeat.
} etter Sae.
8ese ses 8nt1bers gftee.

SOuenbuug Der psrmauenttn Organization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
81 6aben in allen StpOtbefeH.

ltret@ SO Gta. pet eit@fe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
@etmtf6tcS aus Der 0Itea g0GIf /

SIN 9euntngI9eH Gotale 3u
Gidterfelbe III Elm Iuuges Dtdo9en tnGbren6
oe8 80p5eus tobt uiammeu9ebro9eH. Das
iuage gtdodeH tauste nit elmer anuereH
8ame, als e6 pi5Bih to6t nieberfir3te.
UIaH mug bic ihetnbar 8epnBtlole iofort aus
hem Sanle in Elm 3immer, NO man ibr bic
Sleioer 0fiuete uno fe aus Der UBetdubunq"
III e1medeu IuGlte. S6Hen muroe auda eiu
4r3t berbeigerufen, oec aher uur ben eiHge
treteuen COB feflfteIeu tounte. 8erielbe con-
ftatil.e aud, oaB bic llriade Der Sltafropbe
rem Al eugen uno fefteu S9niireu 3u3Is
itreiben iei. 9as UtdoGen if cine BeTliue.
lin uuo nobnte in Der @lidferfrase.
Am IS. 30 al 1913, a!lo Dor 70 Sab
reu, funb aEf oeu ietigeu 9nrtenplas an Der
@eIidte ffrase in Berlin, mel4er oamalS 9e=
Iidtaplns. @algenpIas, aud Seutels=9uft'
sarten i'm &olfsmuube bieB, bic leste Stus
ridtuug bnrd 0ffeldthe SerbreHnIn9 auf
eluem Sdeiterhaufen ifatt. Die Sum 6euers
tuoe 8erurtbeilteu uareu Sobauu, &brttop9
Hno Beter 8elib, p Sabre alt, peIde IN
. SG6ieu, Seftretdl, Iomie iu BreHBeu ulebr
nls As Srauofiftuugen begangeu batten.
GieigIben muroen BON Der StaotOOgtet am
0oltepmnrtt nnter Beeleitung elmer na9es
bguren Bolfsmeuge auf cffeuem gSageu ses
fefieIt hiuausgebraft uuo aIsoauu auf elmer
Subbuut 5ur 8ihtfdtte 9sidletft, no ile les
benoig perbrannt puroeu.
SirBIi6 eridieu 6rdIletn
8oiito Wauri, bic erfe SGnleri1 Der
,,@rOsen Sper" in Baris, in Der Dtreiiious'
Sauslei uuO eIiudte, bic fir ben abeuo be
Rimmte Sorfelluus nb5uiaSeu unb bteriiE
ben ,,@ib" uuSuisseu, oa ibre Shutter, stHs
alte ipaniide 8iueriu, auf eiuen Sag mad
Baris sstommeu isi, uub fte fdl Dor Der
isIbeR in Der Ballet GtnIaser ueI4s ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21

9ubIiH, 90. Srui. - @s uerIautet bier,
bas Sefretdr SuIfOur, @beiietretar fir S:s
lono, 3u reffguiren beabFdtigt. pr. BaIfour
isIbff elildrt bas @sriift iiir unbegliuoet.-
Sr. 3bomas Solepb @oRbou, MitalieO oe8
IarIoments, rpei6er rpeeen SerfGBe geseu
ben "Crimes Act' i'm @efduguifie 5u @ort
einneferfert mar, purbe beute eutlafen.
2ie &ppeuation oes 6ru. Sobu Dillon 9ez
gen iein auf Nonate 6aft lautenoes llrtbelI
megen uebertretdua oeS' Crimes Acl', pur5e
hspte oerbaubeIt. Das 9eli6t befdti9te bGs
llrtbeil.
Dillon tpurbe beute gfn9mittae i'm Sc
i6u9nls IN 9unoalf eiugeierfert. Sorber
nulbe ihm cine BON $50 WlitaIieberl oes
unterbnuies uuter,etdnete N6reiie iibetIeift,
peICbe 8eoauera iiber bic BoIitit Gnsert, bic
ibn unnsrbientsr 8eiie bem @efdugniB ibers
unttrottet. Die Gbrefe brtdt feruer bic
Scffnuug nus. oaB Tim bas BemuBtieiu, bas
bic SpUpatbie fir ibu RiGt nuf SrIauo be-
i6rdnit isi, leiue @efanssni9ait miRber Bit
ter MAIDEN tperbe.
Gin Rauu, Ramens Wfunins, pur6e beutG
III @arrid ousSuir nHf ben 8erbaGt bin per.
bnitst, elm gssnt bss @luuuu @ael" gu 1eiu
Fer llnterinhunesrihte entlies TIN ieoo4
iofort unh bsseihuete Die autIase ale irtno
uup GRUsrGnIabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21

Sine Garte.
an ane, neIdps an Tostn Uou SussubIhnbeu,
nCrooisr S6lUltt, ithbem Berial, BgrIAf btT GRans
nestrait u. (. 10. leibsn, lsn6e 10 foitenirei ,in
HeBept bas e furrt. Dieies gross 6etmitseI ruurae
pon eiuem D1iIfiondr IN Snb AmertEa entbedt,
Sdidt GbIsiftrtes &oupert On Bleo. Soispb Z. Sns
man, ,Etntion D, 4orts&itp.( ( (SuliB, 1SiaE,4p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-21
Cine griiaeIei i'm gtanOafls Gonttte fiber
oen Wirainfer Snnfeft.

@htcaso, 90. Snui. - Der hisfsen
p3ribnne" gu 6OIse iOI es ipat seitern 4benO
I'M WanSat @Onite III elmer Yrii8elei iiber
ben Birainier @onteif aefOmmen ieiu. gSie
bas Elltt angiebt. purbe bie 8btir oes 60
mite 3immsrs p0tlid3 GufSerifeu unb sSer-
geont at arms" Gmos Snitt blidte beicrst
TN ScrritOr umher, ale ub er eiueu BOIi5i-
fen iu4te. Sn Gem Gunner ieIbF beTri9te
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ginINfas gpothefsrtnmsn

Betersburg, 20. Suut.-8ie ruifife
9Isgierung piro tInftightn SraueHjimmern
gefinttsn, fid1 benz GpOtbeferberufs 81 nib
men, nenn iie bos namltde gramen beff2s
ben, meldeu bic Wauner uuterporieu mers
btn. 9iejsniaen Apotbeter, tueIte metbEtde
geb1Iinse anrebmeu, biirfen feiue mduE'iGeu
beidaittleu.
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GarOpGti1e Gabelbertate.
9tMtf6Eams'S SOltttr.
Setre Stprnna 6es Sliebeus S:itens Der
Seutiden 3u beIirdteH.

da.ier KSiIbeIa tuttO Den Retdlstae uaS
Sanetas tn GteeucS 0eriou er6FTHeu. -
tSeod1tuiBs 8OtteSOtenFe auf Den Oeutz
fnen Su6i@uIen. - Ssransoitide Gurre=
le1nSenten aus Berlin anssewteIen. -
InrdttBare Satafrppbe an Der SaFte bon
SSIauO.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
The UNITED" Labor Party,

INDIANAPoLIs, March 6.-The national ex-
ecutive committee Of the union labor party
assembled here to-day for the purpose Of
considering letter from DIR. McGlynn invit-
ing TIA sending Of delegations TO the conven-
tion of the Iaited labor party to be held in
New York. The .atter insisted that the
Henry George land theory y....nst be sustained,
which did not meet the committed sar r,aroval,
and it was decided TO hold national conven-
tion Of the union labor party at Cincinnati
the 18th Of MAY. The McGlynn letter was
referred to a committee, with instructions to
prepare reply inviting the united labor
party to send delegates to the Cincinnati
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Last Nights Local Situation.

The one sensational feature connected with
the Burlington strike yesterday was the
edct that went forth from the Union Pacific
railroad headquarters. The Burlington engi-
neers; evidently clothed with authority by
the secret meeting printed exclusively in
yesterdays BEE, called upon Mr. Thomas l..
Kimball and were closeted with him for a
long while. Upon the departure Of the dele
gates al order was issued from headquarters
to the effect that no more cars of the Bur
lington system should be loaded yrith freight.
The Instructions were promptly obeyed. II
is understood that like orders were sent to
the freight depots OF other roads centering in
the city, but the officials seen were adverse
to answering questions.
There was no change in the condition OF
affairs with the Burlington in this city last
night All officials seen by BEE reporters
said there were no new features in con-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Additional Election Returns.

Sioux CITY, Ia., March. Especial Tele-
gram to the BEE. Mot until this afternoon
was the result Of Mondays city election
fully known, the count having been delayed
on account of scratched tickets. The demo-
Gratis elect treasurer, auditor, engineer. one
alderman at large, aldermen in two wards
and all the minor officers, by maiorities
ranging from 100 to roo The only republic.
cans elected are the aldermen at large and
mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
A Talk With Chief Arthur.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Chief Engineer Arthur
was bothered with few callers this morning
Only a bare dozen of engineers and firemen
sat around the headquarters, and all the ex-
citement of yesterday has died out.
"What are your planss" was asked Of the
chief.
''To sit here and wait until the Burlington
is ready to open negotiations"
"Will you seek conference with the Bur-
lington offcalsI"
mo, sir. hav done all that kind of bust
ness l can. Sargent and myself did not or
der the strike. The men asked US If they
could leave their engines and we, after look
ing over the situation, and failing to get any
satisfaction from the officials, consented to
their doing so. This carried with it the sup.
port of the whole brotherhood. We cannot
order them back. II they come to the con-
clusion to 60 hack OF their own accord, they
will notify us, and then our mission is ended. !"
"How long will this trouble lastl"
1--WE are likely to remain in the city for
some time to come. You can draw your own
conclusions"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
$1,000 to the Pennant Winner.

New York, March 6.-The American base
ball association has resolved to award to the
club winning the championship purse Of
$1,000 in addition to the pennant and to each
player of the club handsome badge The
club holding second place will get $3.50 and
third place $500. These awards are to add to
the interest in the contest the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Hav Palace at sioux Citv.

SIOUX Cry, Ia, March 5-[Special Teie-
gram to the BEE.l-The directors OF the
Agricultural society and the city sutho rties
to-day decided to have at this place "a hay
palace" The palace will be built Of baled
hay, with a thatched roof. It will be divided
into apartments iu which exhibitions from
this and adjoining counties will be made. An
architect has prepared an original design.
The palace will be built early in October.
Committees have been appointed
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
A Game or Freeze-out.

CHICAGO, March 8.-The strike has now re-
solved itself into game Of freeze out and
that practically was the situation this morn
ing. II the strikers carry out the promise
made at the meeting yesterday it win have
the affect Of preventing any through freight
business on the Burlington system. The
Burlington people, however, say they are
prepared to abide by this decision, and
confine the business entirely to the territory
covered by their own system The Burling-
ton officials claimed to have filed 90 per cent
Of the strikers positions, and that they want
% per cent only. The road had more men
before the strike than il actually needed
They say the road will be ready to receive
live stock and perishable freight by Friday
General PASSENGER Agent Morgan, speak
ing for the Burlington Rad, said to-day re-
garding the proposed appointment OF con
gressional committee TO investigate the
strike: We will be glad to have a committee
OF That kind come, as the more this matter IS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Business Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, March 6,-The Herman Parker
hardware company confessed judgment yes-
terday for S?5, ,000
the Winslow packing company, which sus-
pended yesterday, to the amount CT nearly
100000 is understood to be held in the banks
in this city. The estimated value Of the
company's factories is $500, 600, with bonded
Indebtedness Of 800, 600
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Fcrdinand's Mission.

LONDON, March GA Constantinople dis-
patch says that in accordance with the de-
mands of Russia the porte has notified
Prince Ferdinand that his position in Bull
garia is Illegal.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Treaties discussed m Pus,ic.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The senate has
adopted, without debate, q change Of its
rules, by which treaty may be made public
or considered in open session whenever de-
sired by majority of the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Purchasing Bonds.

WASHINGTON, March 6,-The senate com
mittee on finance ordered a favorable report
on the house bill to provide for the purchase
Of United States bonds by the secretary OF
the treasury, with verbal amendments.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Cyclone in Louisiana.

OPELoUsAs, La, March Ga cyclone passed
over the southwestern part Of this parish
Sunday afternoon. Many buildings werN;
destroyed. Aman and child were killed and
several people injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-07
Sympathy For the Dying.

ROME, March 8.--The chamber of deputies
today unanimously adopted resolution az
pressing sympathy with the German crown
prince and hopes for his recovery.