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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
@Uroratf6s 3a5eEDert6te-


2onbou, "a. Septbr. r.-Die nSunOap
Eimes" nerGffestlidlt Elm Eeiegramul aus
gHieu, nnd meIhem bic Briu3eiftH BON 2Sale5
unb ihre 3 6d3ttr nahreno elmer oteler Gage
BET 9muH6eu unteruomTeneu 4ustabrt III
eiuem Bong g8Ggeu auf 6as 8elsile elmer
Rahutreusuug iubren, ohne aut oaS mar
uenoe @stIingeI elmer eIeftriiden gduteuoE=
ridtung III aAteH. Su oem AugenbIlde, no
f6 Der g8ageu quer iiber oem Selstle be-
funb, ienftsu fh Ole 81 betoen Seitsu O58
Bahnbettes angebradleu QbidluBbalteu, 10
ba5 fdl ber2Eageu me6er bor', nod rHdnerts
btnegeu fonute. Sbarff &lart, Der itd IN
@teltitung Der Sameu beiauo, ipraHg oOm
g2apen, unb e8 geIang Inn, oas 4onp nil
hsm gGngen in bem Iugenbltde aus Dem Sc
Ieiie III Serren, no Der 3ug poritber branite.
Spiter. per gonbOner AgeHt Der uA6Jz
ciirten Brefen III autoriiirt, obige gta4u4t
iiir uubegriiubet Su erfldreu.
ser gsrtua bon gSalss tn gStett.
g8isu, 25. September.-Der Brtuj uou
Wales bgiuhte bsute oeu &atIer BranI 50.
iepb, Eoelder ihm ipdter eiue 9egeauIIlte
mohte. WiOrgen merben 6ronprlnI RIoopt
uuo Der Qrin3 BON 2SaIes nan 6aomer auI=
bredeu, nm aui Die @emisniago III 9ebeu,
5err 2omtou, Der amerifanupe 8eiGabte,
uerbradte beute gtcdmittas etae Stuaoe bel
oen Briu1en Don g6ales.
Sitbeusehu gerioaeR aum Robe Oermrt5eiIt.
Betereburg, "a. Sept. 9tebeu5ebu
Raueru ilnb 8u Saiau gum Gooe uerurtbe'lt
noy0eu, NEIL iie orei Bolt3tfea tn etuem
agrariihen Aufruhr t0oteteu.
eiatue's Grsaao bait etne ReSs,
2oubpu, "a. September. - 6r. Gar
ueQie belt beute III @loagom cine Reoe, in
pel6er er erfldrte, Sas gano in 4merifa
ruerbe alidbrIid mebr uH0 uIehr oertheiit.
B. B. INNER mebr Berioueu erruHrbeu iebeS
Sehr @ruubbeft. 8ebner oeroammte bic
io..aIiiltihe uno commuHifiTGe Soee Der Ser
faatltbung 6e8 gauoes. Die GtoIiatloH
her @eIt, iage er, babe an bsmienigeu Ease
begonneu, on rreldem Sebermanu 9ohu iiir
ieiue Grbeit erbieIt - 8iele 6ufe Der DhBz
bilIiguu9 pur0eu inter ben 3ub0rera Lnnt.
Rurss 3abelOessiasn.
Die Brtu5eiiiH BON Bales III BON
@muuben, 31rOI, mad 2onbon abgereift. -
- Die egbptii6e 9legterIu8 bat fb genet
CERT, BEN StalteuerH Su gefatteu, Sloaueien
fiir bic SartbeletgaHg ocu I&liionlb aa]us
nerbeu.
- un9etabr $50 Qua6ratmeIea I'm d
fritt 8urbpau, 8eusaIen, feben unter 8ai=
fer, pdbreuo Die grnbte in BOmbap uu0 Dec.
cen bHrd anbaIteuOe 9ttrre geia7roet uitb.
Die Brefe Der Comes prOteairt Elm
hsTig 8e9en bas gertift, OaB oas erpdbute
2an6 genei8t fet, cine &utauj nit 6raatrsi9
3u i6lieBen.
-y2e gtorS ;" bas rufFiae Organ in Gttiz
Iel, erfldrt binfihtlib beB 8eridts, OaB otsle
&bineIeu nit Der abFtt uugeben, fi5 in
Stbirten nieber3ulafen, RuBlalO utroe feline
Gbtueieur giupuubergus in Sibt..ea g,fat'
ten,
RiGiam G'Erien belt gefern 3u Ra.
rbborouab, Sriano, eiue 3leSe, tn wel9er er
iagte, StIaub's arme ieien.lan ganug gene.
len, rm 2Oro 2ousbopne IN canada 3u er
retden, uub witrbeu ibu aud in SIoieu fai.
len fDnueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
Qu Sn0e Dsrbra,,rf.

Ct. SObu, N.s8., "a. Sspt. - Cabin
ou 8inieu, etu 6armer ans Der llmaeaeno
uOn &atamount, Seat @0Hnt1, R.zB., uub
otfen 6rau 0erIteBen Samfa9 4beuo tbr
BotnbGus. nm bel eiuem. .Ra6bar etnen BE-
iud a5Bufatteu. 9bre bret Rtuoer idloFeu
Fe in oem Sauie Elm. 4ls iie etua cine babe
StnuOe Don Dem 5aHte eutferut uareu, pur
ben fie bapon in ReuutuiB geieBt, bas baifelbe
IN 6Iamnsu febe. aai Der 8ranoifdtte an
seIQuet, faubeu fie bic 2si4ea ibrer orei Gin.
Der beIf0hlt Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
zas @nDe etnes Strakcurauters

SanautOuto, Eer., "a. Septbr. -
Der inter BEN Jamen uGbe Some 6iqbpau.
mon" beiaunte uub berii6tigte Rduber, mel
der ieit 3pet Sahreu Der S9reden ausr Reiz
lenben in Der llmgebun9 DON Serrptue mar
uub rieberboIt nuf eissae SAINT Boatutiben
onbieIt uno bel elmer @elegenheit am be[Isu
3oge iehs SaHbelareiieube pliinberte, obna
eineu etu3igsu 9elfersbelfer 3u 6Qbeu' III In
Bouceros&ountp BON Grau 2ts;ie Dan, etuem
friiberen Sri. Gibbons, mslde er in ibrec
Bohnuug su berauben ueriuate, eritoiieu
porbeA. 9etu rpirtIider Hane il uidbt be,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
Gtst 21nStaEcn as 0ett Ssuatarftz
9liaSrs.f1ra

6 tca9o, "a. September. - Boli4if
3ohu p g8stnfe unter3og fiG 8efsru einer
tmer3batieu SperntlOu. @r NOR am 4. M1ar
1886 nahreno oes peumartt= anirubrs bu-t
cine Btfoleufugel am 9intertopf uermuuoet
moreen, unb bte aer3te bielteu nnftasli4 Die
&ntteraunq Der Su9el, bic ftd unter oem
Shabel IsIt8sieet bate, fir uuuGtbig. Der
Patlent seuas, aueiu oa8 9eidoB bereitete
thm per'oort 10 beftige Sdmsrseu, baB bic
aer3te lhtisBltd bic @utfernung beifelbeu III
uerln4eu beihIOfeu. Die Operation uerltei
9intitg, mo man bOfit iset, oasBeiufe feline
Sdnteri9tstten mebr habeu miro. Die stu=
gel mar Platt geidlageu unO bate bic 5atalt
eiEee SuIetIeus anaenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
Gtnered,er In cinrr air6.e.

$btIabetpbta, 81. sep ember.-Su
Der Nadt BON Sanfidg GU geftarn bra9en
8tebe in 6as SouteIrarn Der 4. g1pti4eus
flr4e Oh Der NorbnefzGde Der 5. uuo But.
tonmooo'SraBe uno iprengten ben IN otm
3tmner Der Aelteiteu ftbeuDeu eiiecaen
Sdrant mittelf Builders alf, fauoeu aber ihre
Wsibe IhIeGt beIo6nt, OeuR oerielbe entbieIt
anger einiaen Dofumenten 9tlbts uoH 2Derth.
Sb9ietd1 bic BHIoerz@ @rpIoftou. burd nste
Uiele Senfer in Dem htuteru 8baile Der Rtr
DE jertriimmert tDurheu, etue 3temlldl beftjoe
gensien Ietu mug. mil Rlemaab in Der Ro5,.
baridlait ens Sertn9fe gsb0rt habeu. gRau
glarbt, ooB bic 2tebe fi1 am 5Qufoa
@beno mdbreno Der Stugfuuoe oes @bo,S
in bic StEde gsi6liden. nh bort uerfedt ba.
ben nuo oaEn eiu9eialofien Duroeu. g8ta
cine unterlu6uns ourdl @bef.@ebeimpolt;if
WOOo ergab, tpareH bic Giebe ouy6 cine 5et.
tenthiire, welde fie aui9sbroden hQueu, ME
Der tu'S Sreie SeIangt. gBle es nj heIaus
ffelite. haoeH bic ginbre9er eiutge Blplere
nue Snder mit9euommen, uuo bOfit bic 30.
IiSei, onr6 bieie Gofumeute ben Diebau balS
auf bic Spur III fommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
Der Qent[dle Gorrefponoenf.
Etne ttgentbiimltd1e 8efd1merOc &C.
ekn Bic rnESifd.e A9saEermun

Gan 6ran3isco, "a. Sept. - Otto
Sftsn, elm larurQIiilTter amerifaniider Dir
ger bat bem SeffetGr 6apurO eine Betitlon
selhldt, nelte oenisbeu eriudlt, pom Der
rnlFIfen He9tarung StaOeueriag fir urge.
redte @lEierterung uuo ThBhauOlHng 9fea'8
III oerIangen. 2sBtgrer beihulotqt oea 2Slces
Sion'ul yttebaum BON bier, oas 6quot eiuer
SerbtnOuug gu ieiu, ipelde On Der iiblriiteu
Siifle nuter bem SGuBe Der ameritantfdleu
Sag9e Seerdubsrei treble. Di> Betition
iaet ferner, Often lei BON gftebaum uah Sta
ot 8ofod qeianbt D0roeu. mn Ieahimdhle1
3u baueu,uub man babe TIN aufgeforoert, Der
rebolutionaren Bartet ficb au,ujtblteser. Da
er I'D net9erte. Dies 3u tbun, uuIoe er be-
rGubt uno EiBhauoeIt. Gr fiibrte BET ben
ftbiriiteR SeQmten aluge, fanO ieood tain
Setor. anftatt baB er ShaOtnerioe erhtelt
nernrthetIte man thu III IebansldHgtther
3ntthauEftraie. @s gelang tbu iebs9, feline
Sluht 5u beperifeaiseHr rupo er euttan bier
her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
52z21 IfI5aatHsaI.


Ditfes peEtbarEbnte prdparat III Die
Gri8ouu9 ejue5 urierer beoeutenoiteu
Ghemiger. QaTelbe euthdLt ale CUR
Gr5aUgung pou ,flejfb, Kuo6eu, 8lut,
lIlu5Felu uUo iouJt pou KorperFraft era
fcr0erithcu 8eitIU0thelIe, uHo 3Uar I'm
ether fir leId1telte Der0luuug geetgneten
.Forr1 Don ocu au3eiebeujteu 2ler3teu
uH5 phritoIo9eu if oaNelbe ais Der befa
un1 srVcri1nt3ite GrIag filr @ntttrmKfl
arerEIuUt un0 ais cas- 3utrd9liblP Ga
uShruraslnittel fir FIetue uuo uabienoe
Kiu9er iowia fir KranFe uuo Geneieuoe
emyfohIau Uor0eu. Qcu1acbter'5 3euts
HIrs aiUbcrmCgl 1T feincstDeg5 cine Res
Cjr.u, ioHoeru, Ute uobmaI5 betont mers
deH muB, Elm Gruagruu8smittrl. Wegen
'srE35 beoeut2uoeu 1lihrDerths, iomia
U,5au feiuer Icibteu Der0aulibFeit, feip
Ucr Sbmadbafti9Feit uuo fbuelIeu 2luf,
u2hme ms 8Iut lit 6as genannte Ktuoer.
npeRl UorjHgli5 oenjeui9en gum Gebraud
1mProhleHy DIE an Deroauuu9sibDade
ano oaraus eatitehenoer uu5ureibeuoer
Sruahruug, on tragem Stofpebfel, an
}olutarmutb, fbIlfer lllusFeI. ulo peia
der RHobcnbI!oun9 Euo 2Tebulibem
Leloeu. Somtt miro es beonoers gum
e1ebrand fir Sdugliu9e, Etn0er in fbueEs
lem Dadstbum, ioDIe fir ioI9e Knoer,
one 2snla9e 81 fo3euannteu nooppeIten
(oLte0eru" haben, angele9euAth empfoF4
LEM ferner fir DvsPeptiFer, Kraute uno
1eneleHoe in ieoem Stadium, ioUie fiir
LlerpenibUobe uuo Grfb6pfte. Sef
feR!eroer, ODER rtbt gutter mo oeui9enz
1lr AattfrmIld lit oas Kiuoermehl DER
eIlji9e auerfaGnte Griat DER uatirllben
llaPrung 5es Siu9Iings. 8u9Ieib 1T IS
oa5 ttberite 5bubmittel Der Kietuers
1e9e1r ,,5ummer=GomPLaiEt," 3roHEi@e
Q.arrR5e Auo Aiu0er5olera. So
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lie 1GaterBansIaan8Gat tstGt See
&4OfRT

g t. BuuI, q, Sspt,nber. = Sa Der
gomer BrnIes AgentIr IN 3atota fia0 in 0eH
lcbten 5Uei ooer brei Gaaaa stDa 0iar;i4
QanpiiiUqe eju9etroffsa, un0 statge wery tn
ncd GrDartet. Gle @onfersuj If auf beute
peridobau wot6eu. Die game Trqgs Der
GTejgabe Ger ReferoatioH fir bic Bsfe6e=
lung unter Ser Gioar. 8tu h6ugt pom bem
9}2iultate Der lenligeu &oafsCeuB al. gs 1T
ieht Iber alien 3usifel batpleiau, oaB bic
4ou8e GppOiition gegen ieue 2S,u BON Der
SntlGHer- 8ertteioiguugas 5sieui4aft au8ae
gargen III. glou bat 1tee aus 5riefe1 Il,
le1sN, pglGe bte Beamteu Der @aleQiA1ft au
eiu3sIne 6dupttiage 9eihriebeu babeu uao
oon htsien ge3elgt rpcroeu fiub. Die 5notq=
ner perben auf9sffroert, ftd Der Bt1 3u MI
besi ten. 0ber Die @ouniidre gtaubea bod,
oab bic Goaieren8 eiH 8iuaiges 3feiHltat baz
hon f,jTS
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3n GBten SeS nettets S6ct40aOes
Tto1ferSa

@btc0go, "a. September. - SIN yBal
mer=Gonle" tGuO beute IDsno ein groBes
S0ntett fatt, ueldys Die 6reuube oes naleu
CbeItuaoesuhter8 0telOlue B. 6uGer Dem
Eygtersu su GbTeu Dor Ieineg AbretIe ned
lSajbtngtoa 8abeu. Inter oan 500 almeisR.
IN @dneu belanben lidl Bu oesrl6tsr u
.. @rlibam, &eneta ga0. B. @Oot &r,
enator 29mar &rumbuu, 9r S;tretqg
4 OFT giacoIu uuo uleIe aueera berporra1euos
Feliouea. 9p. 6uuer ua0 @rsibam ptslten
,it1eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-25
GiHc Rarte.

Anaut, pslhe on ben TSoIsen pom SusenbiGnbe',
ntfpoler S6Dtte, frhbem Berfau. Berluh Der Rars
nesfIaIt Il. !. ~, isotn, ienne i'd fofsnTret ein
he5rpt' o9s ts turtrt. 8iesS erost oeimiits muros
pon sinIm Dtifpndr In Gus Ametita entbeft
S0tdt oeTelEres &ouoert an 0ieo. Soiep9 Z, SRmGh,
Stntion ., Refpsg9rfsgitp.
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SdluQfle uao fiuScrIoIe sSrareu

leen ridt per8uetfeIn, fonbern Ratb uub BeIebruno
aus einem Sume id1opfen, burdl ruehes 9aGfensP
tnnerbaib fatsriter 3e tbre oout @tunbbeit uig6er
erlon9t uno ben etn3igen lBundl ibre5 5ersens in
GIfhlune gehen laheH. Das nit uielsn 9ranfsrop,
ihdten etlduterte reidli ausee7attste neuefe Isrf
utrb gratis unh france usridlidt uon .er 4srtnote
GItnic & 5tspful0Fn," Br. IR. Sfts Sot,itnrss
Gtratif, nGhs 5rpaomag, Rewsgort, an.
(3S-) ~
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Gin OanR6arer 2satient,

ber ietHtn Ramaa nttt grHaunt 5absn Dll uno oet
cine pDuitdupfee gStsperheritenuHa uoH tdltpR@
rrm tetoen etneT In eintm 8ottoIhuh anae3tosutn
Ag5nei Ueybantt, last buId uns 5dndbe toRsntEet
al jeiHe leibeuorn Uljtmtulteu UsrihtdsH. 0ieles
bloBe BUD eutbAis Wsaepte, pic IN eoeF &pot9efs 5fs
madgt perben tonneu. Shift SuEe &oLsNt GLH
8rieimorte on: B. GFlsfamp SOAP IE; ASa
CftsGpgneua StE,s stepagoEt #'f8' N9'-A
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9COr0 8rC5m'5
8rQuerct,
selairz 9loao ..........., ..Baltimor,

Hss tptro btfrmit befannt aetaaflf, baB H5p,l=
@tation BERN 9iapor mo StabtrGtb 3Dn SalHmorf
5eTacht merosu Diro 8ehuf5 GUnbemnirunl unb
CefTnuHg Der sFatrz1 UgntEe( sbrmats 5relt=
9ompiteabsS sSu1Be), ME ite duf BogpetoH' tan
Der,ttt1net III, pon Der 8tftsSrG6s, est Bat.rlons
4artsApeHue bic suE Sulerue= 5unse.
(1ees 5,11,7, ,23s 9s35,41.79
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Yolitiide Seriammlntgen.
&roBe WaTenoerfaututlna9 Oct
SettOfrGtte
btertea SpnaEes aStartF&s
In bee ,,ShtttasSeue"

-bes-
btertea SonareB aStHrtFts
In Dee ,,Gbsnas Saus"
Gonnerfas, Sea -. sept, 4benoS 8 llas,
9anSpsttsr, aauTeute uno 6a6ritanten, tommt TN,
bort Die Ba9rbett!
sou bet Gr6eiter in, Sntsreie Ses NonopoIs aussea
pinbert iper6en2
Der seseuDirtse bobe 8arif Die sBafFe, nit UeIber
6as ROnOpOl bic gObne Der amsritanii4en
9aubDerter bero6 seOrdft batI
StOOr Rapnsr I'm Gonsr,iis: r@euu fIb 0as aapitoI
perbdubet, I'M ben Arbeiter NIT 9unserI06nen o6z
5uiPeiien, bann ba5sn bic Ar5etter nab ieb natdrs
Iiden @efess Der 9eredtigeit bas Jedbt, 9 3u oers
OlnoeH, I'm gum sebensunterbaIte n0t6tge 265ne
burb gusfdnbe gu erIangen. Sdb meis, bas Eonoz
pOIt Bereffs sinsr Dast5ooen nbt seraoe pa5(ertI.
atsr Id babe bis iett nod nhtbep Tag erIsb!, mann
gbre, bic niht EduFjt III. uno mdnutbes Hufreten,
bos feline 6ur6t fsnnt, es nibt uie eineu Ibleb.n.
ben Gei8tn8 aus Oer geietae6unas5ausn tret6en
tonnten.-
6rIgen6e berborragenbs Rebner neroen be Bers
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&t6tet Sanm.

Cuba, Ro., "a. September. 9as
DiR, peIdsr iid inter Der Quflaee, eiueu ae=
miffen 9oute Nltuer ermoroet III haben, I'm
@efdngnifTe 3u ct. 9outs befauS uub aul let,
ten 0tenfins Bebufs BrOsslfiruua bierber asz
tradt mur0e, i'd gefieru friib BON eiueu1 ciTfa
40 glann farfeu gtCb seluudt uoroer. 50
befaub fd uur eiu etu8i9er 8d6ter i'm @es
idn9niiie, uno Ssrlslbe murbe raid tiberual
tigt. 8aoie oerthetotgte fih uno ihlug
oer,peifelt nm Ff. 8ie Qpndler rtiIen i'm
iebod i'm giu uteeer uao fiibrten ihu etna
cine haIbe STEELE melt auf bem 9Seoe uad1
Staluine, nc ie tbn uumtttelbQr iiber bem
grube BON Bat gBndace, uett,er rpeoeu @r.
morbuue Der BauliIte 2Ogan geluud1t mnrbe,
On BEN afie etHes gthbaumes aufb6nateu.
8tdter BIano bat bic Seriammluua etner
ipeBieleu granO'Snrp augeorouet, I'm bic
gagelegenbeit 81 untsriudea.
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S. ba5ea in alien &batbetea.
s5reta so Cts. per Bttdyrc.
Q d. 10 edle 9 1amnerr

G5fhgs pfgbgr Id erlandrr udHlteu erhllten unenta
3tuttt Austuult dber ttH ueueS SeitDeEtahEens
mtlte5 llt bis legt IN le6em einBelnen 5aut 8lan@
serb bsUGbyt Bat. 8eelHblLng ebeH 10 eluiubt ME
bllt9. 5ceer leiH sJqsugt Nrlt. Bud ueof Almci~
iura sur Cdung Gratis. Btan abreiitTe: -Brt0dfe
gitult & Etspeniarn," s1r. 15, Cfts GeRitoH@
etrahgl 8elps4oEr, gl.sN. W
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qer 8eIo1rnrf4

Retp y OFT 4. Septbr. - TolQenbea
fiub bic s6lpBnOtiruu8en: @elb er6ffnete N
l4-2 uuo idlOB ~ u Brosent. Sterliua
0sdiel $4.849-S4,844 auf 60 5aae uRb
$4.85-$4.89 ant 5tdt. - Bnuoess Sb(iaa-
tloneu: prOi. 1893, 4i.pru3. 1881, s.yro,.
=. Gf.ien: aoams' grpres i46, Gen
tral gaciFc 849, gbsiapea.e-Sbio|, gre
298, bitto Frior. 643, 9GiuOis. s sntroI III,
gafe gbore 1913, gfetp 5erieuz 9entroI 88a,
Nor,bz zg9efferu 1l1t. ottto 8r,or Ill Rsm' Sn'
09rfz central 1893. Gbio SRHfii9pni "a,
6ino griur. 83. Yutsbarg l55. Reabiua
515, ct. Faal 64f, Ditto Briur. lO7,
gSsfterusllniOu S3s.
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&ermifdlteR.

Die beuttse @teuer Ginnabme betrng
S619,2O9 uno bic 3Oueiuuabme $76O,553.
3ur @inlDiuu9 beftmmte NatiOualz 8ant,
9totsn TN 8etruge BON 1854 600 liefen beute
IN S6aeamte eth.
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A CONVICT MAD MAN.
An Unfortunate's Trip From the Coal Mines
to the Asylum.

Hi! hi! WHOM! Pm the king Move on /!
This was the series Of wild utteTances which
greeted the ears Of those in the union depot
Monday evening as the $50 W estcrn ana
Atlantic train rolled in.
The speaker was a tall, cadaverons looking,
hatchet-faccd individual OF apparently sixty
years Of age, and as he stood on the platform
Of the car which he was leaning, and attracted
tho attention Of the crowd by his peculiar
greeting, it was seen that he wore heavy
chain on his leg, and that his wrists were
joined by a pair Of landcuffs, His hair was
disheyeled and he was cOatess, and he eyed
the crowd with an eagemcss which showed
that his surroundings were strange to him. Il
man was with bin, leading him from the car,
and as the two reached the platform tho MAJ
nacled man drow back and shouted:
''Ip going TO Macon. | discovered Macon
$50 years ago-me and General Forrest. The
klu-klux have got me, but III down en- The
rebels are comingl Look outl They can't
down me and old Forest"
Come on, Gideon" said the man with him,
and without any further remarks the strange
speaker followed and the two men got aboard
the Central train. They entered tho smoking
car and the short man quietly wrapped the
chain which the taller wore on his leg around
the iron framework of tho car seat, locked it,
and then took a seat himself.
One was Gideon Wade, n life convict who
has served over ten years in the Georgia peni-
Tertiary, and the other was Mr.. II. Scott,
Dade county coal mine guard, who was taking
the life convict to the lunatic asylum at Mill
edgeyillc. Wade has worked in the coal
mines over nine years, and never left their
precincts from that time until yesterday. He
is from Decatur county, and is in tho peniten-
tiary for murder. Until two months ago he
was one Of tho best workmcn in the
mines, but his mind has since been rapidly
giving away. Ho is now a raying maniac, and
grows violent and dangerous Mt times. 1t is
said that lis mental trouble is due to his hav-
ing heard that his vito was going to marry
again The murder for which he was sent to
the penitentary was committed on her ac-
count, he having killed a man whom he be-
lieved TO have been undnly intimate with her.
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the speakers, incorporate bat there was moth
- ~ n,.n nj licL lnol, I'd To the

the speakers, incorporate. bat there was moth
ing said OF done which looked to the
SUPPRESSION OF THE coLoRED VOTE
or OF any vote at all. The ayowal OF purpose
to elect the ticket nominated ought not to be
construed, and was never meant to be con-
strued, into threat that the colored vote or
any other vote was to be interfered with and
it has no such legitimate meaning:
The minority finds that McGilPs inquiries
led him to believe he could be elected by the
white vote alone, so instead of Withdrawing, he
determined TO have the negroes withdraw and
leave him in the field. McGills letter to Gem
eral William Henry, proposing in the interest
OF fair and peaceable election "that the col
ored voters voluntarily abstain from all partic-
ipation in the election and not a single vote be
poled by that class" is quoted, which PROPOSE
ton was rejected by the committee of one hun
dred, because it was "impracticable and con-
tanned stipulatonS which no one was author
lied TO make"
"This conspiracy" the minority says, "of
McGill and Baldwin to eliminate the negro
vote and to secure the cooperation OF the
committee of one hundred, is suggestive OF
the methods by which the southern outrageS
are manufactured for political purposes"
The minority, referring to the recommends
tions of the majority of the committee, says
their object appears to be
TO SECURE THE REMOVAL
of certain state officials or employees, and that
to carry on an inquiry for such a purpose is
grave usurpation of power and deliberate at
tempt on the part of the senate to disqualify
that body from performing its high constitu-
tional function. The power Of impeachment
rests with the house. The senate has jurisdic-
ton of judges. Proceedings looking to the
removal Of a United States officer should be by
impeachment. Any other action by the sem
ate would be clear usurpation of power and
grave error in disqualfying itself from fair
trial.
After copious citations CT parliamentary and
constitutional law to sustain this condition, it
concludes with a statement that however vain
to preserve the constitutional divisions of
power, still as long as an oath is required to
support the constitution, it is duty to resent
all infractions of the document. The report is
signed by Senators Pugh, Coke, Vest and
GEORGE,
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The Plan Upon Which the Central AIillers'
Association is to be Formed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 3.-Circulars have
been issued by Alex H. Smith, secretary OF
the St. Louis NGllers' association, calling
meeting of the mllers Of Missouri, Illinois,
Kansas Indiana, Tennessee, and Of all winter
wheat states, for the purpose of framing q
flour trust. The meeting is to be held in St.
Louis on August 3lst.
An agreement has already been si>led by
all prominent mills of St. Louis. The St.
Louis association has n capacity Of 1900 bar
rels per day. The agreement is very rigid i'll
its stpulau0ns.
ItiS proposed to call trust Central Millers
association" The object being % secure
members Legitimate profit on products. The
following stipulation is III tine agreement:
absolute submission 10 the authority OF
which the individual member is only an into
gral part The power of directors is made
absolute. They are to fix prices, may order
reduction i'm the output or closing down OF tire
mill. contract with brokers 70 act for mem-
bels OF the association. Credits ave
not to exceed thirty days. Mills
at points tributary TO 81. Louis,
Detroit OF Toledo shall not ray over current
prices for the same grades of wheat or -four in
those markets less two-thirGs of freight rate
thereto. All sales Of less than car lots must
be ten (l0) cents higher than current mimi
mum prices"
The trust proposes to control absolutely the
output, price aid sale of -four Flu the territory
il viii govern The c.lcular has been kept
profound secret until today, AMI promoters OF
the project are very angry over its gaining
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