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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
eas g6idfal etner @tftmtfBerftt,

Sttapa, Snt., 20. September. - gius
am llfer bes Geni5camin8ues SEES mob.
nerte 6rnu, gtamtns BOioiu, ging idoa
Idu9f nit Dem 9ebaRten nm, fib tbres Sat
ten hura Ont gu entIeoiseu. I'm leeten
sountag erbteIt ie cine SeIe9eubett, als Ii
ibr Wanu iiber llupobisiu beibuerte. 5ta
dIug eiue Bofs EitteriaIj DOR uub miid.e
inFgsbeln Strpdniu in oieieIbe.
Der Mnun bate iaeoh 8eronft gei60pft
ruo uOlIte ytthts BON Der D,eoiiiu ntfieH.
uorauf bic 6rau in Der Wetuuug, oas i5r
iine tleine Gunntitdt be8 Sits nitt j9aoea
f0une, etneu 26ffeI oou oerIhludte. b.
giuun nahm ben Reft oaoou etH. gs feu-s
id itueQ berau8, oaB iie bic StaEts Oe5
gifts utd3t launte.
gn Nahbar, Raueus greiutr, mel9ar
baIb oarauf in bic @obnuug cas Gbepaare5 I
gerutsu purbe. fau6 bte 6rau i4nsr tau.
rnb ban 0lonn benz Sobe nahe. Die Trau
NOR nldt i'm Stanbe, benz yfldbaru III erz
3dblfn, mne porgeialleu mar. 9reiner elite
uad eiHem Qr1te, alletu ats er nit oemelbeu
3uIiidfehrte, maren Beibe to0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
OU cents DIE Slal0e III ocI s!potltttN-
2. .AD. RICHTER & CO..
sic 9xDaplpar, Retp Dptf.
9aupt' giieoerlage bei
@ & - ~ q d Sc 6 o 10 %
Baltimore, 1{o. (DfSI-)
@en @nrEsr 0adlrtntegs ..

ReD- 0orf, 81. September. - 6eara
8. 4ar6iRg, uelder 9eferu oerhaitet pug0e,
Hadbem er In Der ,Siuiten 9talloaalbauf"
ionohl, ME in Der ,,Se nr ercialz TaJtodaIz
bGuf" eiuen Irehen 8aub 0eriibt bate. nuroe
bente i'm 3Ombes Bolt3eigerlAt btal 9eri1t8s
oerfabren iibegnisien. &itter Smit1 a.
faunte i'm als eiuen Wuua, Dei1er Dor etua
3pci IlOnGten, als er Dor ben Speliat3iiTea
pro3eifrt treEoen ioGte, aus Sem ri1.sIln1z
mer eutfl0F. Eer @eiaugeue fiaumt aus
Ren 2)0rt, uuS ieia tidtt9er ytame III G5Q8.
S'@onn6r. Gr bat fhcH brel Dial tpeaea
Siebfahls i'm 3uht9luie geItfeu.
- Sm TrQiAtbabnhofe Der ,0euuigiU1n;er
GiIenbahn" 81 SeTien Stir f.e5en geiiera
3tpei Sraht3n8e auf eiraa0er, loo5ei Ser %,
iGbri9e Rremer Clarence 49, WudeQ AMI.
iheu Gle 0nggcus fef NIB get0otet uur5e.
Brernier S. gprG nu6 5ei3Gr GbiGafsr nurz
ben i6Der oerleBt. Son ben 20 BferSau,
DeIGe ftf in elnem Daggoa eiuss Der bel,
ben 3tge befanoen, nur0e cine Nusabl
itItmm beItdti9t, eiuiae oaoou 10 ianer,
taB etues DerenDete ua0 mebrare auSere az.
tSOtet merfen ruGten. Ser llHfaI erstonete
nd augebitdb turd bic 5dulo zines 5i9ual.
traEterSt meiter hem etnen 3ug 0S5 Si8ult
9e9eoen naste, oaB ote 9eIetie fret i.t5I,
AUG1LG9S - SAUSAE guy pGLgAI HuuUs
- aus oem Seafsr isiuer Bobuuug TN
pierten Stodperfe 6eS 6auies gr. 342. Oh
III. Stra6e, fliir5te Der 80 idbrtg. BatrId
Sone gefferu frith gegan lIbr Quf oas etiecRe
8elGnoer Der SOrtreppe uu0 erlitt 10 i5uere
SerIesun8sn, baB tr ipdter i'm n5arlemz
5OipitGI." po1iu man ibu gei1afft bate, |etz
men @eitt aut8ab. Coroner Gtomaa ert5ei!te
ber 6amlIte Ses Berforbeneu bic grlaubais,
Die geide beiiatteu Bu oitrfsu.
2Hrd etnen Stur, pom Reabau Qr.
35, 9oDatotr., fam Der eaieIbfi beidiftigt
getDeisns 5tnmermauu SEQ. Sing, @de 16.
Stru5e unS a9euue 8 pubabaft, pu's Qes
ben.
= 5tepe 8rcbie, Der Brfderipr;uaer, bat
ausefitnetgt. oaB er entidlOTeu Iei, 5oH Der
groBeH Sttide, Die BET BougbteepRe iiber ben
Subicn fiihrt, berQbsuiprtngeu Scgeaauuts
Sportsleute IN Boushfeepfie ba6eu etne
9sleiunn'e OILS 8eIohnung fir bic uerritte
Chat Bniammengelegt, uuo 8robie aebeHtt
Doe sSagnls tcn naffe 8o5e aussufibreu.
E8enn es lhm eeiingt. miro CT ben blebeGiaeu
n8eeoIo" rberirOieu tabeu, benu Die Rab /
Der Srootlgzer Bride fiue an Der Steae,
bon no ant bteher Die 5prinadolSe fih b.
rabfiiir3ten. l68 SUP iiber oeri Baii,r, pGh-
rene bic p6be ter Bride psi BouaaFeepfie
2l2 GaB if.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22

ten aufrnsrfiGm unb iaat, bas bic europdis
Iheu @ei6Daoer Statt0uea f,ft ldulmtlt4
iiber ioldle ihueueu, nit ausu moberneu SIu@
rihtuugen oeriebenen 9ampier usrid8teu,
Die bur6 ihr idueue5 graeineu on btsi m
ober ieusm Grte i1on oft ernferen 4uaitretz
tuugea se9en Die 6remben Uuvgebeu8t % tea'
Sin stse Sss rBaastna. Sraft."
Die ganmnc1 8GantaseubeFser Fub be-
fauutltd auf ben @tHFalI Befommeu, idlnr-+itt !.
Ithe bereits beulss::ss,s.. BanmnOG5nd.iaer
nie6er 81 impOrtireR uuS abermals 3u uer'
nsubeu, uno banit oem GaumpoQz BGdtut
Eruff, pelder ben Breis qan3 eaorm tn Die
S1he getrteben bot, Die Spiee Al bieteu.
Geiber bat Der SdaBamts= =5efretGr ben iA0'
nen Rian 3u ntdte semndt, inoem er enta
idteo, 6aB bas i6on benutte Badtud benz:
lelben 3ouiaB unterDorfeu iei ME ueueS.
Der pSns8ing@&ruf" bIgibt aIiO OOroer5aHG
Metfter.
Iie AntFs GbiaeieRz z9ia.
RepGaieutant SilgOre, Der fuugireube SOt:
fBRr bes 6ausz&Omtte's fir munbirte Bills
beiudte hente 8Ormittal ben Brdiioeuten u
fteute ibm bic bon beiOeu 9duiern oes Con:
srsiies paifrte Unit @bineien.8lg Al.
Der Yrdfoent if amtlid benad) .dtigi
porben, ous ft4 bic dinefid9e ResieruHg &C.
peigeTt bat, ben ameacirteu Sertrag 81 Eatls
ft8treu.
csfar FaueMr uno Die ~grbettsrtttss."
Der Sdasamtsieiratdr empfiug beute cine
8epeide BON 8. 6. GuiHn, Berfmsifsr Der
,8ifritts afembip Str. 49 Der Urbeitsrits
ter" oes SIhaIts, baB Gefar 6ausur uuter
Dem SornauOe, oaB er Elm 3uhtblusfftdfs
ling aus 8eIgten Jet, IN ReUsYOrt am 2ars
ben 0erhinoert rperbe, palreHO er (Guiuu)
bameiien poue, SaB Ta0eur nur Elm poli.t=
iher Berbreder iet. Gulnn ftigt bjn3u, menu
ba8 Staatsbspartemeut Sc1eur 5uriif i6tde,
10 tptiree 8iea oas eriie Dial ieiu, oaB eiuem
poIttiiheu Serbreder oaS ReHt gum 2anOeu
In ben Ser. Staateu uerpeigert muroe.-Das
ShaBamt bat in 6OIge obtser 9epeiae ben
3ouetnuebmer Uiagoue in gtemg) in
frutrt, 6alsur nibt 3uriid 81 idltdeu, biz ieia
Sal nGber uuteriuht moroeR tt.
g,srmiidGes.
6lottenietretar @bituep reife beute mad
BblIabeIpbiG uub yte.0sYoEt ab. GE miro
ON Mlontag 3uridtebren.
SobH 9. Parfburit aus g9tntgan III bonn
BrGFoenteu gum SeianOten On Belgteu ers
naunt poroen.
Elau gleueIano unO ibre Dtutter Srau
Toliom traten heute cine turBe &rboiur9eEeis
mad Dem g9aranac.Sau" i'm AolroHOai=9 81
blrge an.
Die beuti9e Steuer ginnahme being
$3.50, 942 HuO Die 3oueinuabme $691,76z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
GnFIoff In 0IrPonf0a.

qittGesRo d, Art.. 81. 5eptsmber. -
Gin @nIlpn Feste beute R,ttaa ti5er Wtaul.
moth SpIiaps, 6nItcn GOlntp. 5iebeu
56uier uurteu umaewebt, uuO GROCER GOA
6su euthano auf oem sanoe. Reh,ere 8er.
icueu erttttsu SerIesuugeu, bod fam, lomeit
man psts, Rlemano um's 9ebeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
mernrfheIlfe 9lnnrhfife.,.

@IeueIauo, o, q. September.-3i
Iiiuf AnarhifeH, melfe gelegeutlid oes fiirI
Iife AIbeitertages ourb @ntfaIten Der rotaeu
Rabue eiDeu Aufru6r serauIa6teu, mur5eu
gefield i'm 8oltSeigeriflte Der Aufrei,uua 3um
0nfrubr iiberfiihrt, uno ;ur 3abIuuq Der Sc
ri6ts'ofsu, fomte Sur 9ait i'm Arbett3hluis
usruribeilt. aarl Vuhben erbtelt 10 Eaqe,
@mI Sdiuing Ben Btu, 8ottfieo 2ferz
meper uuo @ufaU Bitttuer lie 80 Gage. 9ie
Serthtsfofien fnb in anbetradt Der Iaugeu
2auer Der Bro3efie 3ieu1Itb bebeuteno, unc
neroen - b0 bic 8erurtbeiltea obae Utttel
fiub nno pabri6eiHlih fir ote Soften arbeiteH
miiiieH - ben AufenthaLt i'm Arbeitsbauie
srbebIid celIGa8ern.
Sermiftbte telsSrapbifbe 5epcShttt.
Su elmer SobIeugrube BEL BIpmOutb,
Ba., Oeringte oorgeftern bic gremis etues
Ra9goHs, auf pet6em Is BerioueH etaeu
id1tefen Stoueu biuabfuAren, ben 8teuft, uuh
Der sEaggon Iaufie nit fur6tbarer 9i9DiHs
otgfeit in bic 3tefe, bis er eiueH geDlffeu
Sames Wanle1, uelher barabaeiprungeu
mar, ii5erIIhr uno bierourd gum &nt8lelieu
9ebraht muroe. Wanlep purbe t0Ot!td uuo
eue uebrisen, ipei qusgeuOmmeu, beoent'
i'd orrIest.
- &bicago'er DSoobIums" bombarotrteu
porgefern Abeno an Der "a. StraBe Obne ale
uriahe eiuen BON GIton aufommen0eu GiI.
aug nit Steinen. Rehrere BaFagtere Dur=
cen burA bic SteiHe uno Die Sdsrbeu Der
9ertriiEmerteu 6eufer oerIeet. glne 6rau
Sas. Grange mirb pnbrideinli4 ba8 ltuts
Gnae berIieren. Die 8ertiber oes Bubeu.
ftids entfameu in Der 3uutelbeit.
= Die 3u Sos Augeles. &ala., tasenoe
gionbeIdne 9ro5Ioge Der Oob-6 lions" bat
beidloffsu, ibre ud6fe SabresUerianmlnn8
III Columbus, D, ab3ubaIteu.
- Die Weber In Der stafford 'idsu Spiu.
uerei su SAL Riuer, Raif., fiuO fir b0beren
9obn auagefnubsu.
- Der republitaniihe Staatsz Sonueut in
6orth gSortb, Ger, bat fid uertagt, obne Elm
Stantsttdst IN uoutniren, neil ulft bic eut
fe1ntsfe ansf4t auf GrudbLuug beiIeIben
eriftirt.
- Sen. 5azriiou empfus seieru in 5H'
bianapolts sine Delegation aus Rauoolph
&ountg, Sne., uno cine aneere aus 8a1toa,
Ohio. 81 besriiBte beSSe 8elegattOueu &C.
mstulHaitlth Rno bieIt cine ARipra4e au
cieieIbeu.
: BiGiam Grcut, pelher Dor 9abres=
trttt bst Somaz@itg, Sa., einen 3ug Der
pRod 5alaub Eabu" gum gutgleiieu gu
tTiu9sn iu6te, nm GsIesenbeit gum Bliiu=
bern 81 erbalten, uRroe gefteru in Soma
aitq 81 10 Sabren 3uhtbans uarurtheiIt.
60 bort bod enbIiG uuf 40 nieieu, lu leu
teu, 8u puffen, Al buffen unS Seoermauu q. Il
Gurem fibelrteGenben Atbem au;uetelu. Sc
brandt Or. cages DSatorrb' 3siImitteI" uno
ma4t osr Sa6e Elm Gnhe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
DtehtndrFte.

Gbfcago, q. 9eptbr. -3IiubUieb: 3H-
iubr $4,000, Serieuouna 1000; Breiie oartz
uten 8plihen $l.25 unO $3.50. -Shnetue: /:
.3ufu6r 10. GOO, Streuoung $500; Breile oa-
lmtgu SUiheu 1915 uuo Sc So 5haaie:
.3ufubr 5000, Serenoung 200O; Bre,ie uas
rllrten Snlihen $2.75 uuo So 25.
Gan 2ibertg, BeHni.. q. 5eptbr.-
Guouieb: 3ufuhr 741, Serieubuug 10;
Breie bariirteu sptiaeu $3.50 Huo $500.
- Shperue: 3uiubr 5000, 8erieuOuHa
600; greiIe baritrteu jnibeu SIS 25 nm
$500 -5huafe: 3ufubr 1000, Serieuouua
GOO; Breiie 0ariirteH tDli9eu $500 uu6
S. 70.
ct. 2outs, 81. 5ept -0fiubbieb: 3H.
flbr 1900 SerlenOuu9 1915; Bretie Uariirs
ten Sniiteu 50 10 un6 S.. 60. - 5bueiae:
3ufnhr 1910, 8erlenbuug $50; Preiie oae
rtlrten 3piIden Sc un0 Sc rs. Shnafs:
3ufutr 400, gerienbuHg 25t5; Bgete uaa
rlirteu jpiideu So 20 uuO $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
Str 8eIDnsarEt4

Ren gorf, q. Septbr. - SotgenOes
iiuo Die S2lu5notiruugeH: @elo erOfuele BH
ii urO idIoB 3u 2 BrOJeut. Sterling
Bedid $4.843 $4.844 auf 60 Eags uu0
$487i-$4 88 auf Stdt. 8unoessO OoIiaa4
ttOneu: pro5. 1898, Al pros. 1885, 3 prog.
-. - 4ttien: QOams' GrpreB LAG, &eu-
troll Baufic 35, &beiapsafesDbiO -, &rie
293, Ditto 4rior. est, 3aiuulss&eutrat ll8,
qafe ShOre 1914 gtem Seriepz &eutra So,
gtortb g8eferu 1l2l, bttto BrtOr. 1924. Rem
0ort Central 1898. Ohio Dtrfifppi 24s,
6itto BriOr. 80, Bitt5burg lj6, RelOuu9
52g, ct. B0nI 65g, Ditto Prtor. 1861,
gRpf1grtf l1niou 934
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
Gnrie @abeIpspeidlen.

- Der BON ylgp 9orE uab giU'rpooI be-
fiimmte 8ampier n@ermaRit" lrau0ete oor4
geferH AbenO bei'm @lulaufeu In Die WerIeg
bei SOrmbq pitt. Duroe ieooa nod Sim
tr,tt Der GIltb uubeifdOt9t Dteoer flott ge=
madt uno errsidte eiRs gBerfte in 5t@
Gerbeir
- Brdf6tnt garEot uOu Traufreid bat
Der S0niain BON Dia6agastar oeH @roBcer=
oou Der @breuIegt0u 0grIltbeH uHo miro ibr
benislbeu our4 etueu iPe5ieleu @eiaHOtsu
3ui4ideu.
- Dos britiid)e ghHiferium bes auSndr=
ti9Pn oeriiiuoet, Oa6 uue 6dfeu TN portugies
iiIdeu SnoieH pom Der &bOlera iHitjtrt ftHb.
- Die Serausgeber bes 5oBinloemofrat"
in 3iIib bObeu ibre Expedition uad Gouoou
Uerlegt, neil Iie fiirhteten, OaB Die Be46c0e
btr ShueiS ba8 BIatt unteroriideH meroe.
- Dihter gtebd berrlflte aefterR auf benz
iriideu 8GnaI. Siele 8ampfer itRo ners
pdtet.
- Der Bring BON gEale8 bat bic giula,
ouug nccepdrt, Dem 80uiB oOH GumdAieI
etaeH Beiudl abjuftatten.
- 8ie 8egieruug Der Sdpei3 pirO bic
gunbesberinmmlung nm eine Sermiltguug
BON s. OO0,0 eriu6eu. Das SeIO ioa fir
meme @emebre iilr bic 4rmee uerneROet per@
Ntf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22

Stccs bcritfnte beutIhe 6ousmittct iute in feircr
ilro SlhcnnIa.i5mas, grEaItlngen, gss=ueHs
SdtneE{ca, 2dh.4asn9sH, gScersuFesueeti, 6eteatz
Id'mf, 3aBuidlu1eE5er &C. 1T. gs giebt ntdts
@eierc3
man atate o1tf uniere SdlutmnrFc, rem ,,rotae,t
ginfcr", uao ne5me rtdlts 9tnoeres nit d5Hli9eul
0omeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
9}r, 228,
@ttEOp8fSblu SaratogGttste.
Hor8en trh1 pon 80
VyH,,,.sa.E....., rphn. lhI EtnotrmeNe, 10
%"""NS'"F "'e@f 'Nn I'm , llhr Ratbmus
tHbr IN Eubtilung oes bg.

FAHf ~ Sttptiluna oeS Ole
@lItHtta, q. Sg+ s..
Gmirs BON aigbauifaH, utt a,ur ul'G Ils asSs s;s
6atirt, inb empiangen porus Nm 10
ergtbsu, hn5 Der Gmtr BON ellbr @ots
anfaIe befaIen mar unO iih 5;os4a~
ter @eiunoheit beTnbst. 'SE|sts dhs
Su siuem nabe Dibom in 80 8tIpsx
ligiouafrelts ausge5ruhenen
ben bre, 6tnous qet00tet nab 5olfiern'
3ns YIiIudr muste 3u ben gB 8I[s,T 5iSS,-T
trerben, nm bic Gtuhe her1uiieC
GHaIaaO unS StaIDr 9tur.
9orr, 81. Sept.-,,Ertbu, I'M um s419 ,irl
omar fein iormeusr Sertrag ''' -
ldnb nno Staten uufgeiegt pUlimore.
bdtteH beioe giidte etue GuiabI ltih.
ider NOt6H gsp5aielt, bic 70 pieI bs6p
ttiip piTr 1lIionanprfron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22

Seine uebettraeaan Ses gSetterbaseaas. -
Stsparts Sin ee8sa Ots gers0seraaa SeS
9bIiefetuS manStrter 9tQs an Sea @ras
Gseutsn. - Vepraieataat Gratn Wpa Ste
8tRs seees ,,1rAfts,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22

Sa6fcapiHe meleet ia neue GrEraafuuasn
uR0 IA tpsttGrs 3poesfale. 49, 5ie Seudbs
an atlsersn Ettep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-22
ats gulfan strouboIt in 2bdttafeit.

2OnoOn, q. Septembtr. - Der 8lI-
fan Stromboli auf Der 5Hiet 9Lafhen R1s
mems Ieiner ter ylpauiasH 5aisIH noro8aIib
5on St3ilteu) ift Dtsoer in Ebi.i8tejt. 3t.
an Der SEitl portiberfabrsnoea 9ampier mel,
ben, bab ffatt Der ionit Dem acaer eutlat-
geubep, oiiuHeu Rauhu7Ita leBt mibtig2
TIQmmeniduleu empOrgeidIeu0ert p5roeu.
2as Serbef oes Dampfers 0GdeBof 5uI.
terIanb," uelher auf ieiuem iBegeua4 Rel=
pei on Der Snisl u0rbet fam, murOe NIT A4e
betedt. g8Olfeu BON Staub um3ebeu ben
Eerg auf cine 5trede pom 10 U2dleu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-30

That it possesses these qualities in very
marked degree, and is beverage admirably
adapted for consumption in a tropical climate.
is admitted by all who have tried it, 1t was pre-
dicted at the outset that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-15
FIGHT 10 THE DEATH.
A Duel in Alabama which was
not According to the Code.
BOWIE KNIVES THE WEAPONS
Two Southern Gentlemen lock Them
selves in Dark Room aud "Goit
Blind" Butchering Each
Other in a Horrible Way.

D. A. W, "a Sopn,
biHNiNohAN, AAA'' WV .'''s
time ago DR.. Robert NaDors, residing ~
Montevallo, this State, employed w. w.
sbortridoa Iawver IN collect A few
- II ,,a,i.,ts Tho
e'a''nS asli''9' uet'N4ue.' l'''''"'9 ', -
returns were not satisfactory ana inc
men quarreled, but parted without COM
inc tn blows Word has lust been re-
- 'ns T 49, .,,.. lao, S;,,nrIa,. Nahors
eei'ea He!o t't4s ''''' ' 'J 49,,
called at Shortridge's ONCE anu the olu
trouble broke out afresh. They finally
agraed IN ficbt with bowie knives in n
I..,.s,,J e, ;,,a. or,bo nmoa ~
larheIeu ROM luSs 9it 'ne V'tiS'' ~
moving their coats and shoes, tiie men
entered the room and fought blindly but
dosnerateIv for nearly ten minutes.
mi IL y,.. $40 - ,ho ros. ,,i,,;ovs
Ahe uuei "as oae VI '"o "'Os' ',.'C"'
ever known IN Alabama. PERSONS living
in the lower story heard the noise as
the duelists rolled upon the noor, Hnu
ranupstairs. When the door was broken
open Nabors staggered into the ONCE
with blood streaming IRON dozen
gashes IN his lace ana breast. Mlthout
saying Il word he rushed down stalrs'
still clasplng CORY knlie IN MS hanu,
Lying upon the iloor ot the room was
Shortridge. His head had been slashed
IN fearful manner. The arteries ot ms
neck had been severed, one eye had
been gouged out, and his Iingers huns
only by the tendons. Inc man was
dead;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-15
QUAY ON GUARD.
West virginia Too Close to Suit uIm-why
He Wants the Electoral Vote of Virginia.

West virginia Too Close to Suit uim-Why
lie Wants the Electoral Vote of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. l4.-Nat-
thew Stanley Quay has been in WASH
ington for several days, and will proba-
bly, remain here until Congress meets,
except for few days that may be spent
in New York, winding up election af-
fairs. He is taking things easy, but
keeping an eye on West Virginia, which
is getting altogether too close to suit him,
The Republican League has given him u
room OH the top floor oftheir club house,
and he spent some time there to-day,
talking over Harrison's inauguration,
which it is proposed to make outshine
even that OF President Cleveland in 1885.
II Senator Quay was anything like as
worn out as was stated just before
election, his recuperative powers are
equal to his ability to keep his own
counsel. The grip with which he greets
his friends is firm and strong, and there
is nothing about him to indicate man
whose nerves are shattered from over.
work. The one thing he fears is con.
sumption. This disease has carried of
many members OF his family, and the
Republican political manager guards
himself carefully against it. His son, q
young Lieutenant OF cavalry, stationed
across the river ut Fort Myer, is in rather
poor health, and this increases the SEN
ator's alarm,
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will probably be prevailed upon to ac-
cept once more, and after the size Of the
Board has been reduced the remaining
officials will speedily be chosen.
The report OF j. w. Hays, who sue
ceeded Charles II. Litchman rs General
Secretary in September, will be presen-
ted in the morning. He gives tabula-
ted statement OF the membership, show.
ing 5,6GG local assemblies in good work.
ing order, with total reported mem
bership OF 259,5lS, and $1,000 not re-
ported. In 1887, the membership, ac-
cording to this report, was 451, ,l79, show.
ing n loss in one year OF not less than
l53,7Gl, theexact number depending on
the "notreported" membership.
Amendments TO the constitution have
been offered from number OF district
assemblies, and they will be acted on in
due season. Among these are amend
ments providing that the per capita tax
to the general assembly be re-
duced; that the offices OF General
Secretary and General Treasurer be
combined; that the general executive
Board be reduced in number; that leg
islation looking to the better education
OF members and the public be enacted;
that officers be elected annually; that
strikes and boycottS be supported by
the General Assembly only TO the ex-
tent OF money specially secured by
appeal for such purposes; that the
salaries OF the General Master Work
man, OF the General Secretary and
Treasurer be s., 900 per anpum, and that
the salaries Of the General Executive
Board shall not exceed 50 Il day and hotel
expenses not to exceed - per day, rail-
road fnres as now.
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GAR. GRNRRlL ORDERS.

AIdes.dc- Camp AppoIntcd-Tholr. Duties
Dclned-To Establish Relations with tho
Sons of Veterans.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-A general order
numbered three has been issued from
the headquarters of the G. A. r. in this
city. 1t announces the following addi-
tional appointments on the staff OF the
COmmandei.in.C Chief: Assistant Adju-
tant General L. G. Granville, Of Kansas
City, Mo-; Senior Aide-de- Camp Robert
L. Wilson, OF Chicago. Then follows
the list OF aidc.de.camps named by the
various State Departments in the order
States: The position OF aide.de-camp is
not TO be regarded Us sinGcure. The
comrade honored in this order by being
named as aide-de-camp on the national
staff should bear in mind that he has
been selected for active work. He is
the immediate representative OF the
Commander.in.C Chief, and is expected to
work, and he is hereby instructed the
first day OF January, 1859, and the first
day OF each month thereafter to make
report to the headquarters of the num-
Der OF posts he has visited, the number
OF recruits he has had mustered in, and
such other matters as he may deem OF
interest to the orders. The harvest is
ripe; the aide.de.camp should lead the
work in the field.
The amendments to the rules and
regulations adopted at Columbus follow,
and announcement is made that the re-
vised ritual will be ready for free distri,
button from the Office of the General
and assistants after January / in ex.
change for the old ones. The com
mandcr then calls attention to the SO, 5Sa
suspensions during lSS1-'SS, and CON
cludes with the remark: LET us never
drive worthy old soldier out OF the
Grand Army because he is poor"
A committee to define and establish
relations between the Grand Army Of
the Republic and Sons OF Veterans is
constituted rs follows: a. Il. Eonger
Akron, o.; Thomas Bennett, Richmond
Ind; Washington Gardner, Albion
Michigan.
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THEIR FAITH IN HARRISON.
Tie COIored People OF south Carolina Be-
IisVe lao VIII Not Bo Sectional PresI-

Tie CoIorcd People OF south Carolina BE.
IirVs lao VIII Not 30 n Sectional PresI-
dent.
CHARLESTON, S. e., Nov. 14-If the
colored preachers could be converted to
the Democracy. it would be an easy
matter to break up the solid colored Re-
publicans OF the South. They haye
more influence over the negro voters
than the political leaders. The negro
votes as his preachers pray. There is
much rejoicing among the negroes over
Harrison's election, and the views Of
the colored persons us to its effect on the
race question and southern prosperity
are interesting. Bishop K. W. Arnett,
who has charge OF the African Methodist
Episcopal churches in the South Caro-
lima Conference, says:
81 don't see that it makes much dif-
ference to us in South Carolina who is
Of the United States, provided
the eincumbent is an honest, God-fearing
man, aud administers the law faithfully
and honestly and impartially. We can
take care OF ourselves in South Carolina,
and as long US we do our duty as citizens
OF this great Republic and pursue our
daily vocations, expect We will be able
to get along. apprehend no setback
to the industries OF the South by HGrri-
sons election"
The Rev. b. +. Witherspoon, pastor
Of the Mount Zion African Episcopal
says:
"Mr. Harrison will act in the Presi.
iential chair as he acted in the elders
office in the Presbyterian Church
square, equal, Just, nagnanimous, and
in the fear OF God. He will, believe,
in his administration, demonstrate that
he knows no North, no South, no East,
no West, but one great country, united
and inseparable. He will, | believe.
know no man as white or us black
man, but all as men; citizens Of no mere
city or section Of country, butas citizens
Of the United States, whose interests
and welfare are one"