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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
RED RASH"
rotDcr NuSi0lag,
- HALU 4sAoIII -
grarkbaftfr Rns(9lag Der GopfBaut.
rr3 3 Off, BEN 10. 4pril 1882.
gtr. 1876, 2. guenue.
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uertte i'd elm @eiu6 um 2uidriften bon
Se6eui, Der I'M @ebraua ser Seife GrfuBa
ruug 9emadt, @a8 mid betrifit 70 m0ate
i'd srtldren, buB i3 OOr feds Bis iieben
Subren Bic Stole am &Opf unb im @eitdt
bate, uuO uI8 iniOIge Oericlbcn mein 5aar
au85ufulIen begann, mein 2lrst mir ia9te,
i'd utlbte es mir gang abidceren Iafen.
Dies that ia. 8at0 nudber beHerfte
id cine beiteIige Ste(le, 6eoedt nit Red
RASH" bu8 iib auf Dem GOPfe toeit auss
breitete un0 sur Stirn binob erltredts. Sd
periuate oue8 Grbsntlide; Sal6en, GBeerz
ieife, MeOi3in II. (. tu.-2lQe8 oergcbeus.
Gine8 Cages fiel mir elm: nd babe nod
nidt Glenn 59peftIieife 0eripat."
SD idafite mir tUeIde an uno itrid ie ies
ben aben6 pie Elm 9flaiter auf 6a8 id 6is
gum @Orgen lieB. Sn 3uei @Odeu nit
sem Ger6raud zines StifeS 6ieIer Sctfe
mar metu &npi geiunb, unO icitOeu Fat
fi8 Ser rOtbe &usi6Iag mic tuieOer GEE
3tigt. SD CLAUDE INNER, OaB Oer &amm,
Ben Ser 6riiear bei'm a6i9eeren meines
Saarcs benatte, nt9t rein tuor.
ePater sOs fb meiue feline gntetin in
Scr Gaule cine aOpf6opttrantbeit gu; Is
mar cine peiBe iduppige Snbfan5, bic
fia ouf i5rem .&Opfe uus6reitete. SIRE
Rutter OerIudte iait aae8 Dl0gliae unS
fra9te mid 6anu, mas lie t6un iOqte. Sd
crniOerte: 09ta, 70 8e6rou4e Olenn's
G9meieIieiFe; 9u tpeibt ia, bic fat mid
qe6eilt." Sic WurOe gctrea angelpenoet,
un6 in furSer 3eit mar Der &OpI 6s8 sina
6cs geIunS unb fat sen 4u5latas ME piea
Ser betOmmen.
gBir buIRn G(eun's SdpGieEieiie
fir SautabI5arfungen OOer ir9enb 9erara
tige8 tets porrSt5i9. adtun8SOOG
9elta GoOf.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
syes etstestt y ;uasEanaI UeraneGt2t.

philadelphia, 80. ROu. - Bdbrenb
cine S6aar Sllieuer beute gfu5mttag gu
@de oer 6. III. Seuun9Ofrase I'M u0rOli4eu
Gtnbttteiie mi, oeu1 4ussrGben eiues Eeuen
gbjrgefaRals beIdaiti9t mar, fitrjteu bic
gr6mGnbe t,Selid Elm nnb uerihHttetea Ie9S
Ger &rbeiter. @tRer Der eIbeu, roel5er luter
benz giamea }obu 2umbou9 betauut mar,
murbe ausenI idiidl 8et19tetr uuO 6oIgeaoe
erIitteu gerIet IUsen: Dominic 9eibIe, Sein.
trud uuO 9 i ierrnalmt; SObH 8eI, 8eiHz
btuh; St. SO, 8etnbrnd; SObn 9rumb.
Iirg, Nrrie rBs SdItifelbeiR. Srua; Rtsmer
au6raa 4srbrud. S1mmtIida 9pfer
Deputen az ssr Sdo0ls in German.
tessi. gesebeueH giGmeu ftHo Ofeus
bar Hftt 4 4 rt6iigen, tnOeFsa paren bic
tbsiter NJ SenieIbeu In ben Sii9ern oes
"a q 5ne etraaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
Rttp NorYer OP0d,rfd d1tett.

Gem Dorf, so. ROpember. - Itarp
GoOnep, Elm Bp0liibrigeS Dld0heu, pHrOe
gsfeln AbeH0 Habe &leu &Oue, nui Qougs
SsIGub, BON gBiliam, alias Bud" 6lunn,
eiuem nOtoriiten Strold bon 20 Sabreu,
itberiGleu UHO gum Spier zines uameHlOleH
&erbrehens 9emadlt. Der Serbreder IleB
eiH Gpfer bepuBtlos auf benz gBeQe Itegeu,
unD Oae &ino befubet fid iett in tritiihem
3ufGube. Die BOli5ei iahaoet aui ben 55Ur-
Ten,
- Ser 8uubest tauipfer ,,Gofoa" Duroe
gefleru mieeer BON ben Suarantdaez Ier3tsH
inipiirt, uuS aue geute an 8orb ais geinnO
befuuben. Die ipei tm gQuaraatine 6;s
ipital" aui Smiuburue'S 'Sslaub uHtergebra4-
ten gdbfisber Batieuteu oom u8Ohoa" be-
ftubeu fd beosutaub befer uuo tuaroeu alem
aniheine nad tn eirigeH Gagea 00Qig wiea
Der bsrgefsllt lsiu.
- Der erfe Slf3ier Smith, Der erffe IRA
iGtnif gialcolm unb % Ufaun bon Der Ses
intung bes aneritauiIdeu DampferS ,6ap'
tieu 9(epubIic," Der befanntltdl BON ben BE-
b6rbeu in gortsaus Briuce coniisJirt uorOsH
1T, Ian9teu gefi,ru oils Baifugiere Oes Dams
piers pBrta3 8rieOrtd" bier an. Der Ser.
Staten 8oniul In Bortsau.Brtuce bate fie
beimgeifidf. Capt. Compton, Der 8efebfsz
bnber ees ySa1teH 9Ispublic,n iif am Sor6
i5ines 9aulpfers sehIiebeu, unb gteIOu Sls
fen, etn Watroie, In BOrtsau Briuce am IA.
hs. Rts. benz Self hfieber erlegeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
GseBs @atssus:gesoecgaaa
EstetanesH Ses FaBuaen starrues euF bpbei
e. sn.n...A =. ,n..as ...-. -. 1N'-'

ggiefaresE Sss Fs5Itaen gtarrses auT bobee
eee.- wetbrtts EGbtssaae uatergeaanaen,
Reus 9orf, 80. gtOpember. per BON
@inoao, Bntlpar, Seue3GeIG, bier anaeIauats
norpegilGle Dampfer uAmicitia" brad1te BEN
@apitdu ufh nie Ssuiaannnq oes am %, B.
Wis. nit elmer 2abHHs SobIeu ben bier nad1
NetrsSr!eGus abaega Sdooners ,5an
Somingo" hieTber. @apit1a Beuuett pom
tsttsren Nasriena beridtste, oas bieies am
Iebteu @amFaa uno Scnutag in etnen fitrdlz
terliaen Stnrm gerieth un0 LED pnrSe, 10
boB bic gon3e glauni6aft on bic Bumpeu
becrbert lpe.6eu muBte. 3rcboem fitea cas-
8oiier i'm SGifieralm INNER hSher, uub
am Sonutags.9 s.9orgen Ieate itd Sas FQbr.
3eIa nuf bic Seite. I'm ben Schooner an
retten, lies Der Gapitdn ben Sodaaff fapoen,
pelner ieooh beim llmiiirien ben @rosz
uao BeIaumafi nit foEtrtB. Der Sdooaer
bate ;u Der 3eit bic 6uB 8afier In Dem
Sdiifsranm unb mar etn 00lliqes gBrad.
Die @Olen id5lngeu barber rpea uub
idnemuIten aIIes BemeeIide, oarunter aud,
tae ein3ige &ettun9sbcot, meg. Bum Slid
belt fid1 Der SGocner Iber gBafIer bis aum
8ieEfng, els Der 9ampfer yGmicitiaS in
Sio9t tam unb uuter 9roBeu SdDieriateiz
ten Die am Borl befuoIidlsa 2eute rettete.
Sohien bpn Bort Iulbe1 auf BEN gBeae mad,
gortsmoutb, gf.-6., befnbIide 9dooaer
.@. Wathep8a led, 5teIt f9 aber bis 3um
iolgenhen gfa6mitta9 gsaeI llbr iiber gBal.
Ter. lin oieIe .3ett fam Der Remorqueur
DSba {. Sebo" in Siat, uab Der GapItdu,
iopie bic Semannnu9 oes D@. Wlatbepsa
fnbren in &ettua9abOot auf bieien ~. Sic
eriu1teu oen @apitdu bee oEebo,0 ben
&6ooner, trelder ft etpa II Neile norb.
Grf!ih bon 9lomer Bacon befanA. iu's
Sb!epptau ~ Eebmen; ebe btes aber &c,
iGeben tounte, ging Der Shoouer unter.
Der @apitan uRb Die Bem1nnung oes yWas
items" nnrben non lem 8en0rqueur auf.
Genommen un6 bietber gebrl6t. Ser 9aus
pier vaIene," iuelder 9efern bon &ingstou,
Sauaica, bier anIangte, paiftrte am Dtei 8.
tag urter'tn 33. Sreitels uno 73, gdugegraO
einen Sarlpier nit Brigantines 8GfeIage
bon etpa 1000 Eonuen @ebGIt, befen Rane
man jehoG nidt Ieien tonnte. Die 6euer
Idtenen getDid5t Su iein, ua6 Der Dampfer
las iebr tief i'm g6aiier. Ser DaG1pfer y9iaz
pier" log ei1e fnr3e StreGe 6aocn, augenz
idtinlih, mn benz anberen 9ampfer bet3u=
fieben. &as S9etter mar aur 3eit tar, aber
es pebte Elm fiarter StioneifwiuS, uno Die
@ossn ginseu iebr boG.-0er BON 2nguapra
eiugetroffene Dampfer pSalencia" paIFrte
am Uiittmo@ INTERIM 38. Sreitens uab 79.
9dHgeu8raS tin gBrad, befien DiGf etma 20
SnB aus Gem g9afisr bernorragte.
Sabauuab, @a., so. N00amber.
Ser beute aus 9ten' YOrt augelQngte britiI9e
9ampfer ygtapter" hattie bic Ranu1aft bes
BON ct. SAGE rad Pbilabelpata beRtmmtel
britiiGen DGmpfer8 Domingo" an Bub.
Soa IssteIe Sahr5eug puroe Udbrenb beS
ffiT3li1tn Stl,mes led nno uluBte oon ser
aRunuihaft 5eriaffeR Deroen. 8aIo uatb N
ild bic 2ette.e >ia ben 8octen eiagei1ifit
bate, Rins oer 9ampfeE uater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
Nermtfhtes.

Die beutige Steuer @iuu0bre betrus
$84O.219 unb bic i3ouetuunhne $500. .O69.
3rr @inI6Iuns befimmte Ratioaai Baufz
ROteu i'm 8etra9e BON $216, ,0O0 Iiefeu gefsru
i'm S9atnmte Elm.
SiiIfs Subiuuer @ommtfdr 1lpibap bat
ieiue 8ef9uattcu eiugereiGt.
Sne. o. Saunbers aus arfanias lit als
Ya6foIger oe8 Sru. Nlnrris 3bomoe gum
Srbiauer, Suipeftor ernanut tporbeu. gr mar
bisber @retutius Slert i'm >, g8eissn Saule.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01

nG- giuen sepiiieu ReiB iibeu 8 b a.
nerb ollie ieoerBeit auf ba3 sroBsre PHbli'
fHm pus. Giusn oIdeH gitbt Routag, ben
8. 9eBember, Der vBocahoutaS'
Stomm Rr. 212, Il. 8. R..Dt.," in Der
DgSefiern. China 6c.Ns." Ssiue martialiia.
srotsst isaimirtp.u Srieger, i'm ariesstnHls
mobIgsiibt, per.ueu bur9 ibr AnftreteH bic
SOugdRe ui6,t nur nit Stauneu ane Se'
numbering erfiilen, ionoerH mliantst aa9
in redat hs'. .iere Stimmuug oerissen. Gs barr
mithia ,SebermGnn, Der 3eage Der SoTfln.
rnn9 stnes Stiides nSianersSei9ihte aus
Sirr .inieu's erften SnGen ieiu wia, sta sItsn
gfdotener @eunB SsrbeiBeu tperbeu. ger
@intritt fiir eiueu Ssrrg BsbR 2aEHsu tOEfs'
25 Gents,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
Nr. 288.
@FaGeMFataNrop3ea.
Gin bon SraueftiiterH IN Oer sSaIuuet.Robs
Isnstdse" tn z9td3is@r auaeIsatss GsHse
foEet adlf Sgeniaen seS 9ebeR.

RoEet adnf EstHiden seS 9ebea.
OIneg, SGs., 80. Rouember. - aIsaIf
giRIe uns Sobu GIbin, 3pei arbsi tier, Uurs
ben gsfiern in ser aIbiu'idea SoSlensrube
neGlddtet Eno set1otet.
@alHmet, Bid., 80, Rotenlber.
adten Stolen ess ShGftes gh. 3 Der ,@rz
lametsSecla' 9ltuea brad beute Rib SeIer
ans, pelGes R5 raid meter uerbreitete unS
bic 8duae nit 6tttea 8audnolten ftillte.
Die &rbeiter etgteH 10 raid, ais m0gIib mad
Der Sbethad]e, aaein aG1t DidHuer rperoeH
oermtbt, uno CO 5elrlf,t faur1 eiu 2FDeiSel,
bnB fie toot fab. Inter ben Seruusltifteu
befiRheu fdl Spei 5taliener, 9taTeuS Suts
Ieppe Woi0lter Hab Intonio &atapara. DID
ter &aUd t0ugt i!ber Der goTlen llm9ebuna
Der 3ed3e uHe bGs 6eueI ideint ern ihltnme=
res 3u iein, nls baslSaiae, ueI9es Dor elutqer
Ssit IN BEN @tubeuuerfe patpete. @s be-
ftnbet fd iebuf Ea5er on Der DberFidle nuo
man alaubt, baB es teineu 10 sroBsH petuuts
areu SdabeR anridten miro.
(Spdter.l - Itan bat feine 3bnuHa, an
peIGer @teue fd) bic nGt uermiBteu WtdIz
uer befinbeu. sic arbeitetea 100 Su5 uRter
Der Sberffi1e unO ruuroen obHe 2neifel nnf
Der SlHft BON ber1 Gaufe itbern1ti9t, 70
bas lie eriidten. lleber 100 Rduuer maren
Sur 3sit in ienem &betIe heS Srubennertes
beidaftigt, iubefen eHttamen fe idmmtIi9
nit Gnsnnhme ieuer adt. Inter ben Gpfern
befinGen iicl Soiepb Waialer, autouio Rltts
Iuros, SobH SauoerbiIt uno auorem 6anou.
lin IL ubr BOrmittuge, ale bic 44tfunoen-
iditt abgel0ff Duroe, r0ar nod teiHe 5pur
uOn Teuer tn Dem Stolen III bemerleu.
Dian ift iett aIgemein Der anfbt, bas
Srnuofifturg uorIiegt. Dae Seuer pirb be
Grbeit In Der ,,Siio=6ecIa'Dt ntbt be-
eiutrddttBen, uub ienes 9rubeuperf tt sur
i3ett In Der Sage, allen Irbeitern bes Spaoi=
fats Sei9dfdglus gu gebeu.
SBaBuan Suttun's 8efstIAa8,
&i6moub, Sa., 80. Roo. - @ouU.
See bat cine SeIobnuHg BON $1,000 auf bic
Serbafmug Der Berionen ausgeieBt, peIhe
ben gum SOoe UerurtbeiIteH R6E0er Bap=
man SuttOu geferH frib gepaltiam ans benz
@eiaHgniTe BON g8pbsOile, 8a,, befreiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
seroaIepe,s 9aeH.

Borts, 80. yi0bember. = Das 9eTera
augefGueigte RifioIenouea 5miiaen Bsut 9e'
Ioulebe mo Sru. 8eiuad, oem Rebatteur
ter ,8epubIique 6raueaiie," faub beute ffiia
fat. gia6 Utsrmaligem SugeIUedieI muroe
bas 0raHiame Spiel fiir besnoet erfldrt.
gatnGltG puroe tetuer Der 9usuaateu &C.
trofieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-01
mit eiter @aIttulp rertu perIebt.

2opbor. so. Rooembsr. - Wau rlsIbet
aus Parts, bOs ff Briu3 bon BleB, Elm gtitz
sIieb Der oeutiheu @eiaubtidaft, nit elmer
rei3enbeu iungeu Sultimorerta oerIobt bat.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
A Frightened Democrat.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says that Congressman
Vance, Democrat, of Connecticut, is a fright.
ened man. He comedies the Republicans 1872
electoral votes, and says: There is no use
in our claiming any Of those votes; they are
always Republican and more apt to be so
now than at any other time, on account OF
the tariff issue. Accepting this as starting
point, then it is only necessary for the re-
publlcans to secure nineteen more votes in
order to carry the election. Fifteen of these
they expect to get in Indiana and six from
Connecticut, and that carries the day. Now,
the question to my mind is, can this be pre-
vented? As to Indiana / only know what is
told me by the Indiana Democrats. They
do not even pretend to say that they
have any surety of a successful issue in that
State. but, on the contrary, are very much
alarmed about the outcome. This being the
case, it becomes absolutely necessary for us
to carry Connecticut. 1t will make no differ
ence what kind of a majority New York gives
Cleveland. 1t will make no difference how
New Jersey will go. Unless we carry Con-
necticut Harrison will be elected
Now, have just returned from my State
and am very much worried over the outlook.
The people are for protection before they are
for anything else, and hear good many
Democrats talking in a doubtful way about
supporting the ticket on account of the Mills
bill. The cry of free trade has frightened
them, and among their number are some very
Intelligent men-men you would suppose
would not talk unless they knew what they
we're talking about"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
Love of Publicity.

Not long ago a famous critic told
me story about ajournal with which
he was connected. The editor sent q
little girl, who was writing for him, to
the opera on an opening night, to de-
scribe the dresses of the famous won-
en- as only a woman could. This you
will remember, was not at a court
ball in London, or the Elysee in Paris,
but at the Metropolitan opera house
in New York. The poor little thing
was shy and unused to her trade. She
knocked SO timidly at the doors Of
the boxes that no one heard her, and
in great distress she turned away, abb
solutely crying as she went to her inn
portant colleage and declared that
she dared not ask the ladies about
their gowns. But he told her not to
be afraid; the grandest DANES only
dressed to be admired; they all want
ed to be in print and would correct
her notes themselves, if necessary; i
don't know how many doors were
opened, but the descriptions were mi
mute, and / was told extremely accu-
rate, and nobody found any fault.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18

A Georgia poet writes: 81 go to
strike the Tyre" IF the fish season is
on he needn't go far, for the liar will
come to him.
A certain young man, who is a
first class grocery clerk, asked us
how long it would take him
to learn to be an editor. It's
according to what kind of a consti-
tuition he has, and just how much
malaria he can stand before he weak
ems. Smithyille Ga. J News.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18

ing. Pardner: Els too good to-
keep, SO I'll tell ct to- you. When you
play with q gringo take off that ar.
green coat and silver buttons. I seen
every hand you held rite in one OF
those buttons, Like looking inter a
looking glass. Much 'bliged for the
cash, all the same. Yours till death,
Bowers.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
Deserts a Sinking Shin.

& Hon. William E. Moses, a prominent mer-
chant of Mortified, Mimi, and heretofore q
leader among the Democratic hosts of the
Third district in this section, has resigned his
position as chairman of the Democratic city
committee. He gave as his reason that he
would not support Cleveland and Thurman
in the coming contest
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
They Go Together.

The republican party believes in protecting
the fax industries of the United States. The
democrats believe in throwing open our ports
to free trade Free trade means fax from
Englands India. Free fax would kill the
and death to Dakota are democratic war
cries. They both go together.-St. Lawrence
D.T.) Journal
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
REPUBLICAN POLITICS
Almost Satisfied.

& We've got the declaration of independence,
the star spangled banner and Ben Harrison.
What we Wantis the White house. and then
ne viii be happy.-St. Louis Star.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18

An Indian on the Flambeau reservation in
Wisconsin, shot and killed his squaw near
Wambeau lake, sixty-fye miles south Of
Ashland. He became intoxicated, and se-
curing a Winchester rife committed the
tragedy. Officers are now on his track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-08
Omens st Middle Bsss Island.

Monday General Harrison WAS on the
beach looking toward Rattlesnake Island,
when q seagull flew in direct line from
him toward the sun. The friends of the
guest who noticed the event congratu-
lated the General on the favorable omen,
considering that the tide OF events we're
by it shown to be setting toward the
son.
1t was observed Tuesday that while
the General Was performing his morning
ablution that the moisture on his hands
dried or evaporated more rapidly than
common. This was considered iavora-
bic omen. indicating that the candidate
would easily dry up the opposition.
As General Harrison stood on the
piazza of the clubhouse at $50 p. NJ.
"Wednesday it was observed that the
wind veered several points to the south
This was accepted "a a sign that the
South would assist 10 his election.
The General, while not disposed to be
superstitious, was nevertheless interested
in these matters and spoke kindly to the
little children who gathered around him.
He is q noble man, and we make no
doubt but he will, in November, run like
a scared rabbit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-08

NJ. Lombardos, Greek Minister Of the
Interior, Is dead.
Billy Porter and Frank Buck, the
American burglars, have been eXtradited
TO Germany from London for trial on the
charge of robbing a jewelry-house in
Munich.
NJ. Ferdinand de Lesseps read paper
on Wednesday at the meeting of the
British Association at Bath. In il he
said he was confident that ten locks Of
the Panama canal would be completed
by 1890.
Mr.. James Redpath, managing editor
Of the North american RerieW, who
was few months ago stricken down
with paralysis, was married in New York
last week to Mrs. Carrie Chorpening, the
lady who 80 faithfully nursed him in his
illness.
Alexandra Dumas is one OF the few
wealthy authors in the world. He has a
magnificent house in Paris filled with art
treasures. Near Dieppe he owns beau
tiful chalet covered with ivy and deco
rated on the inside with handsome fur
niture and rare paintings. Dumas is
sixty-four years of age, but strong and
vigorous.
On ThurOday evening. ct ST. Paul,
MINI, Miss Mary Il. Hill, daughter Of
President Hill, of the st. Paul. Mime
apolis and Manitoba railroad. was mar
ried to Mr.. Samuel Hill, OF Minneapolis
President HilI'made his daughter we'd
ding present of check for $4,000
The groom was thrown from buggy in
the forenoon and badly hurt, but insist-
ed upon going through the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence, with
their company, are rebesrsing daily on
the stage OF the Lyceum Theatre, in
New York, preparatory to their coming
travelling season. which opens in the
Grand Opera House, Toronto, on Sep
TENDER 18th, where they Will play q
week. "Our Governor will be the
opening bill, but the rspertory of Mr..
and Mrs. Florence includes also Heart
of Hearts." "The Mighty Dollar"
"Cspt'n Cuitle," and new four-act
cOnedv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-08
Small Silver CONS.

The bill which was passed by the
House of Representatives a few days
ago does not provide for redeeming mu-
tilated silver coins Vt their face value but
ut their coinage value. This is very
different matter 1t is hardly commenda-
BILE for the government of great oOun-
try like ours to buy its own coins at q
discount There is one reason only in
favor Of the bill-namely, that silver
coins are so frequently Intentionally
punched, clipped, deiaced, or otherwise
mutilated.
The Bank OF England never pays ont
one OF its own notes second time.
Therefore, there is never any loss on
the part Of noteholders which results
from handling the notes again and again.
This is a rule worthy of that great in
etitution. The United States Congress
ought to be equally considerste Of the
convenience and interests OF the general
public. The Senate ought to amend the
bill above mentioned 90 as to provide for
redeeming at their face value, in coins
whose silver is OF the same weight and
fineness, all silver coins which are not
punched nor clipped-in other words,
that are not intentionally defaced or
mutilated. Small silver coins have not
full weight. as compared with silver
dollar. We quote the bill in full:
BE IL enacted, de-, That the holder
OF any Of the silver coins Of the United
States OF smaller denominations than
81, which have become dsfaced,
punched, clipped, or Otherwise mutt
lated may, on presentation of the same
in sums Of the nominal value of s., or
any multiple thereof, at the Office Of the
Treasurer, or any assistant treasurer OF
the United States, receive an amount Of
new or unworn subsidiary silver coins
equal TO the coinage value in subsidiary
silver coin Of the said coins by weight,
90 presented. and whom so redeemed the
same shall be recoined into current sub
ndiary coins at the discretion OF the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-08

The real Chinese question in this coun2
try is that of tho condition OF southern
labor. II Cleveland is reelected, slave
~ will be practically re-established.-
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
CLEVELAND has been in Office more than
three years aud half, and no attempt
has yet been made TO re-establi,h slavery.
We showed a year or two ago that be-
yond doubt the colored laborers OF the
South were in far better condition than
the white miners Of Pennsylvania. Ger
tsinly even Mr.. HALsTEAD must admit
that the negroes Of the South are in a
psradisiscal condition compared with the
condition OF the Hungarisns, Poles, and
other laborers, who are brought to this
country under contract to work for
starvation wages