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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
9seip Wurfer yla6,rtaltftt.

gierp.g gort, %. Sannar. - Der mabz
reno Der ltsten g8ohe begonnene Br0SeB &C.
gen ben ySoooIe>" AIbermen 9Iearp puroe
heute bis Iitttppf oertast, OhUe oaS ioDe;t
9eiun9en IN, aIdb uur einea einsisen 9ez
l9norenen 81 erlanaeH. $tearp's anpdlte
oent6en fid1, ote Serlegnug oes Brojefes
Dor Elm 0aheree 9eridbt burGsuleteu.
= Sautd nuo Seuaie Stgsius Don HsD,
8odeue, 8eft)efter County, nurbeu ON
Sariftag auf ten Serbadlt bin nerbaftet, i5r
Stuo ermOytet 3u baben. 9es Yaar IN 5uar
elif iett erei Wlonuten uerbeirotbet, bod be-
iGsnfte bic 6rau ihon nm lebteu Oisnfaaa
ben @ntsen nit einem Spr0sltng. gSie es
beist, fou Die Srau bann oas Riuo erIhlageu
uue be8rnben babeu. 6i8sius bagegeR De-,
hauptet, er babe sar nidbt gerpn6t, oaS ieile
Tran Elm 2tuS geboren. 2eetele hi6e inn
ers6blt, iie babe eth @eidpiir gebabt NIB fd
opsriren Ioiien. Gr babe bic in Elm Euh aes
nidelte 9inoesleibe bann in eem @lauben,
nas baiieIbe ieues @eiGpiir satbalte, iammt
ieinem Sn6alt nererabea. @crouer V2atz
tbetpe bat cine uuterIu9uug begorueH.
- Sn gtr. 10, gtltsfiraBe, uupeit Der
Soutb 6Ghre, trug fd SefsrH gbeHb cine
gan3e gtaGbatidaft ant bic BeiHe brahte.
PtltL @uuuSaIif Iue1l1SI W VcHl uStStu3HstSu
Sauie pobnt rub auf eiuem S1npIer ais
Sei3er bei&ditist mar, bate am Samfaa
ieiueu gl,tarbeiter, ben ettpa 35'iabrtqeu
Sobu S'Gea, in Soutbfrase, RepzDort,
getroffeu unt ibu ueranIaBt, NIT ua9 Sroots
ibu Su iommen. Sie es beist, erlaubte fid
S'Dea nit &auaban's SGusfer, Der uers
ipittpeten @iarh Roberts, unae3iemeube Sreis
beiten, nelfe er pieberholte, ole CALLAHAN
4benbs nm 10 llbr ausgine, nm Bier su
boIeu. giaG ieiuer Sfiidtebr erJdbtte Rorp
ibrem 8ruber. baB Der Beiuter iie mebrfat
in grober g8eiie iniultirt babe CALLAHAN iog
baruuf eiueu Witarbeiter sepadt uub ibI
nit ben t5dufen unb NIT eiuem Stuble bers
ortia uerwuuoet baben, bas 0'Sea Die Be
iinuung uerIor. S6lieblif] lab Brau 8os
berts, bic fih beniibte, benz Serlesteu Bet
iiano su Ieifieu, fid5 psranIast. etue anlbl.
lana Al requiriren, Dor bsren Giutreheu
ietod S'Dea ben ietteu Ntbemsus that.
Callahan, Der In SeIbfuertbeioiguug ge6au>
oelt habeu MIL. iowie isiue Sdwefer wuroen
uetbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
2(ftfpa fedlsaia Gents.

gttautn, @u., %. Sauuar. - :. 8.
EcleIon. RrGTosut, unO Sas. so. 6l4aros,
SaIfirer Der ,WeIcuutile>8 8aufings Comp :"
purbsn beute bonn 8idter @larte meaeu
0liba6tuns Der 9eriatsautoritdt oem Sc.
'SugniB iiberpisen. Die erpabate Cons
pasute pnroe en- SGmftaS etuem Rafeu=
9urntor iider1ntnortet. Der 2estere tel. d.
tete beute, bab er mt baaEe atttoa 3ua1 Be
troge BON iefsSis Gents auffia6eR tonute,
ObaIsid bic &OmPa9rie ua9peisltd iuuer'
talb Der IeB!eu paar GG8en circa $4,000
colIeftl1te. 9er &i4ter ididte SaEaufbiu
Brdfbenteu uEoSaiTrer nit Der 8emertuu9,
bGs bic Gage Oerartiser FEEDER 9iebRdble
iiberfanteu ieisu, iR's 9efausatb. Die
@ompaquie bate onrd aunoncen befanut
eemaGt, bcB iie &olleftOueu faft Em'ouff be.
Jorge, unS fiaerie auf biele Beiie alftrdae
BON 8anten tn Uari4iebeueu 2anoestbeien.
Der Sawinbsl purOe but9 cine bieise 3si.
tuuo ana 2tGbt aebradt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
warft tlrc g5sIe.

genoon, %. Sauuar. Ser. Staten
SbliGGtionen: 4 prog. 1905, bitto 41=pruj
1115.- Gttien: a.s9.,8. 333. Ditto Brior
l064, Canada Baciitc 545, Grie 90, bittt
Brior. l04f, Slliuoissg Central ll6a, Mericar
40, CT. Baul 655, Rsw=gorfs Central 1l14
Yenuiplnantn 554, SfeaSius 24ar @erican
Central III.
stnerpooI, %. Sauuar. - 80 0tit
tegs. Saumpolle: MitteIicrte Sberldnbe
1I2, Ditto gtep Orleans -. Die Ser
fanfe betrugeu 10000 Satlen, Speculation
uue Hnsiubr 1000, ,5ufuhr IL. 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
9ns Na.fd,,nfinser perl1aftet .

8eaoine, 3d., %. San. - Srei 9ife
bes c@itp Sotels" puroeu bier uerbafIet,
neil iie i'm Ssrba6t fieben. fali@e Dollars
bier peraussubt su habeu. Wtau faub un9ez
i6hr 5000 &leinselb in ihrem BeFs, iebo4
feinen faIidsu Dollar. SIN SsteI batteu iie
ibre Namer in Der Sreu1benlifie als Saplur,
Aooms uub gBiliou etugejeiduet. Bi benz
SerbTr uurnteH fie ft Sames @larf, Sraut
auen uno Sobu Sarl,iou. SetidieDeue
Sanfleute, tei beneu fe 8leinigfeitea getauit
unb ftets auf iaIife Suuais t!eiue 9PhHse
berausbefowmen batien, recoauosStr.en fte
auf bas SefinuIteffe. Der s5ierie, welf,ar
tn ibrer @eieuidalt 9eleben mar, bate reajts
seitig oas SSsite aefldt uno piro Die falIteu
Dollars jebenfalle in Si6erheit aebro1t pas
ben. aae brei feeu iest biuter S4lcs uuo
&ieseI.
polie, Sno.. 2S. Sauuar. -
Spei R1rner, Rsmers 4Ebufle uu0 Sta,
lsp, ftuo bier pegen Seraus9abuug falite:
SiIberbollars perbaftet uno inter Birgid1lit
aef.eut norHeu. StGle9 pobute uabe &barz
lottesoille, Seurp @ouutp, Sab, uHS Elm
poufGuOiger 6aIi6miinscr apparat puroe
IN ieiner sSohuung aufgefuu5eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
ggtR.Wtrainien's OaIlIr1Itr(a,

@barIefou, @.s8a., %. Sauuar. -
Die beute bon Der SegisIGtur unr9enommene
fiiufte Abfiirlnurs sur @rpdbIuuS eiaeS
Buntesianators biisb glst9 ben bor5ergehen.
ben reiuItatlos. - Capt. 5. 9. ReGOualS, =,
Elm befannter bteftger Bolitifer, tpurbe beute
bonn EIubeemattbau San Buren, inter Der
Anflase nsrbaftet, BET Der tiirsli1en Babl Die
Stimme zines gepifeu Did parbpid IN bies
iiser Staot fir So nEb 10 uieI Shuapps, ais
6aroDid au triufsr uermodte, uerfduIt III
babeu. Ser 9efansene piro ulorgeu mad
Barfersbnrs abgefiinrt. Ufebrere anbere
4ericneu iOllen bemuGdft inter IbuIldeu
gntIasen uerbaftet rperbeu.
8elesat SbeIton aus 2iacoluz@ @ountn uus
tsrbreitCte beute Nadmttta9 i'm uuterhauie
Ger Seieesebuus eiu Sdreiben, in peI9em
cr mittbsilt, oaB Seliuae ssma9t poroeu
ieieu, ibn btnf6tlid, Der 8uubesienatornobl
III beffeGeu Sin llateriuGunss>&omite if
slEarnt tporoen.
Sp BEN heute abenS obgsbutteuen osuos
Esattidsu @aufns erbielt GunSes senator
Sienna bic erforoerlife ,5ustbl,ltelss Wliol,@
tdt bon 81 Sttmmen, uho ietHe gSieOererz
tuGhlun9 ID hermit geildsrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
SbtatetbraaS t3 Duluth.

9uIutb. Riuu.. 28. Sou.-8ns biefge
t@rnne SPeras5Ouie," iopie bas aufoBeu0e
4ofanit nureen beute ein9e6i9ert, uuo uieIe
anbere SebGa0e eni9inaen uur nit tuappar
gioth Der 3erf0Iuus. Die 9afe oes seseu=
iibsr lteBeateI ySt. 2outs, SotaIs" puroeu
gcpedt uEb bragten ipr @epad in Siterbeit.
inbeiien gelnu9 es, bas ScteI Dor ben Slam
men 81 bepGbren. Sm untereu StodDert
ees Spefnbanies befauben iih nieIe @ei4afts.
IofaIe, oeren gigeutbiImer erhebIi9e SerIufe
erlitteu. 8tr geiaTmtUerinf Dirb aui $780,
COO seiddet, tpuuon stpa Gle SdIfte auf bas
SpernhaussebGube fdut, paI5es ben 5S.
Rnnisu & MarteQ nebfrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
GIatae's SGipiessrto1ter ge5t aaf
bic gSiit1ue.

Stem Dort, 28. Sanuar. - Srnu 5as.
6. Slaiue, jun, uutsriei9uete beute gfah.
uittas NIT benz 8treitor Daniel 5rcbmaHn
pcm vgbceum-S heotet" einen Soutratt, bnrH
peIbem fte fid Uerpfltdtet, auf srei Sabre
aIs SdaIipisIerin GufSutreien. 81. SrOhs
mann rpirS ber Srau Blaine bic 5auptroUe
in einsm ueuea 9eieai4 4ait8brama ertbeiIeu.
Die erie Sorfeuuug iol ON /. gfcusmbsr
Z. s. In Renz gort 9eg2ben perben, nub Die
Slutpe tpirO aleoanu cine Sour burh Die
95er. StaateH aatfeteu. f5rau Blaine bate
ifou Dor trei Sebren, Dor ibrer Sereheli.
fnue, eiuen @ontratt nit bem 1iImli4eu
8irsiipr abaeIdIOKeu, inoefisu purpe Der
Goutrait in 6oIge ibrer Seiratb naiael0F.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
Gnrss GabeIoepeIneu,

- Tirf 8euB, Der oeutide @eianote an
Gefreit, CAB am SountGs in gSien etueu
gmpIang Su @bren 6es geburtsta8s oes oents
iGeu Saiiers. saiier 6rnu3 9Oiep9 pOAHte
eem gmpfaus BET.
- 9as @rIGsinen bes ueueu 8Iattes Se'
neral Somarop'e, YDie Slauiiaeu geuig=
feiteu," in Bstereburs ifi bur9 et1eu ipebieI'
len 9ottesbienfi Cd uun ipdter bEtt etu Ban.
fett aeisiert tpereen, bel peidem @enern
Ssnatierp uub lnhere Notwithstanding;
,useeeu marsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
fsinsnthflntliG,c eiefd1Innkn nhnte.

OTTAWA, Int, %. Sauuar. -giue iiinf
@etIsn Iauae, auf caunoiiaem 5ebiet befiaos
8r.ucetra, Ne., tiipreuoeu ySt. @roirz Be-
nObscOtsSahu" TT uor caaebii9eu 3oa5eau.
ten beifIaauapmt lpOroeu, neil Die Baba.
GeIeli9ait anf bic Stlieueu, S4peueu u.
bergl., bic unIauGff sur Reparatur iener
Sttede nerpeuhet nureen, teiuea i3oa be-
sahlte. Der Sstrieb oer 3abn niro iibl..
Gprs uifht eiuaeftelIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
@oupcrntsr ssopeu's ysed,Folaer.

@oausbtlle, Suo., 28. Sanuar. -
glne SpesiaInabl tpiro bier 5ur @rpibIu 5
zines @OugreBmitslieoes az SteUe ees GET
oeIneur SOoep. Der refsnirt bat, GbseGCl;la
iUerben. Die &arbibaten fiab: s. s8. Bag,
rett (8em.) unb gB 6. BOie1 (8ep.) Slioe
pnren @orgreB= =&auoioatsu pdbreno Der .es=
ten Batl getpeieu naO Yarrett bate etae
Rehrtett bon 20 Stimmeu erIa1gt, COD TT
bic 2Babl augefo6ten nprbeu. 9ieie Spes
siaIpabI piEo ieBt eubaiiltiG eutiheieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
Nr. 25.
StaSt Baltimore.

8aloc 8. 4eGtiou Smttb rom 81.
2cHtier Bre0bHtgItri1 bat oou Der bteIia,u
prsshntert1r:iGsH @iSeuttparaseHs s ythe ei.
HeH 6uf erbaIteu, SIN Srle er oenislbeu
nnnttnnt, trGt er an oie 5teue Dou Bllnr
r. q. Sousnport, uelder tdrsliH ciIea Rgf
mad Sau S.egO, Col, acceptlrt bat.
unfGfle.-@. 8ovitn, eiu Del Der yBllr
tiricre'Ebio' Balm" augeffeater Ssiier, marO
am GoHntua giorgau IIilh IN Der ytibe bon
9erliu, 5re6ertd COUNTY, 9fb., get6Etet.
8erlslbe NOR III Der Seit NIT 6em 3uIeaeu
bon 6euerz YfateGial auf Der goiOmoilue gir.
Ais beidIGitigt, bic eiueu Bra&t3ulBc Bcg. Ran
9Iaubt, baB er bon 6er 2olomoti0e auf eiueu
Der SGOgsons ipIugen moute, bter5et aber
eiuen SebIh,tt that Hnb auf oue Babu- @eleiie
ftt!. Sbe Ser Bug gum Stiqff1nSe eebradt
perosn tonIlts, muVoe er BON me6rereg gSaJ=
aoIs libertatr5u IND 0erart Oer,eBt, oaB ct
lara nod is llbr mit Eooe abaing. Wiau
ri9tete ben 2eidnam 3ur 8eaatlua her.
norauf er nod 9or'sp'e 2B,buuul In Sntesz
bile, Rb., eeididt UarO. Der Se, Irgtiate
binterl6st etIe Srdu uHo eiu Sine.
- @saern ytadni.tug brGuute oas Gier0
e6s DIN. I. 2. gieuOeder NIT BEN g8aaeu
au SeE' Gde Der E-Abnro sStEase L1S 0eB
&entre Wortets Spcce Surh unO narSe an
Der &de Der 4rattz mo 9i1fraSe tpie0ec
tiuSefaugen, uadbem es eireu 9 ta6sa bon
$50 aH9erihtet bate.
BY@ Or. Sob. &ar9 lerUtrt beute
abeuo in ieiuem 2OtaIe Jtr : Z, 28 8epGers
fra G. am @reBfIu5eu= 9iarIte, ejueu srcelz
IenteT Qunid uuo miro iebeu Seiuder nit
eiusm geflugeIten Sprune beariiBeu; Seun
tu6 er aui bem 6IiigsIrofe sBeaairsn iattelz
Jeff ia, benefit 6te rbptbmildje AutHnb iguRg
elHes heutiQen Sreftaments.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
GlSslsbsraer' 8 s@eFunuags esao Tem.

Blttab ur9r 20, e. Sanuar. - Sll
,arbsitsritternS uub Stldaberd nirb gessn
TRACES nit @uaIGuO Proteft bei'm @ougreB
erbcbea peroen. Die Srdnber bebouPteE,
beB Der Sertrsg bic 4usIteferuus poItt;lder
8trbreder erm6sIideu piiroe. 8te ,,ar.
beisritter" fiuo ber Gufidt, ba5 Der SsINaa
itnsn uadtbetIi9 ieiu wiirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
@fcke Woff1 In RonSas.

ct. YOuts %. san. - @ine Spe;iais
8epelGe aus Saniues &itp on Die bier er dets
nenbe BOT sDespatd" meIost: n9ter tn TO-
ebsn Die giCdridt eiu9etroTeu, haB bic gtot5
in oeribisbcuen STten uou SeDaro .@onutp
cine sroBe genOrbeu ift. go Iaase 8auias
betebt bat nod ytsmaub 10 sel,tteE, aIs es
aeraoe isbt bier Der Fol al fein ftheint."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29

ESF Der oiesidbrige 5ahreabaq Der
pBalttmorer 9 S4iiseugeielli6 % a It"
tit auf gitttp d., ben 30. 5auHar in Der
,@ermanta Rdnuer DOR sale"
feageIest. Die Samtlieu Der 0lttgltsber
biirfeu uuf siueu b0at augsaFsmsu Absab
reGueu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
$ O { e'S

&oat8 Unt s. SorcbotttO( (gtnootts)ntt0
S0eer.
@aruun8! @}an uuB TdI boo gIada4z
mun9en in gdt neBmenI
8ertan9t Oaber au30ratli3
gales 9nuig bun 6Orc-
Bnanb (gtnsOrn) Hu6
gBeer ua6 nebmt ia nidts
glnbcre8 al 6eien Sieae.
EGF3 Bum 8erfauf bel }tpOtbetcrn uub
6ei allen UIe6iilnsSanOlern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
N 0NEtSEss ID 4st W eSsveHs UTgrket
idbtbttuoert%

Ben acoi a. Sla:, 2s Saiinar. % Sn
tiefiser @esenb If bsnts gum .Dsiteu gtale
ielt teiusm Sisrtsljahrtunoert S4uee gefaaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
2Soss 8Gfteur fnrtrf. .

Reparf, RS, .28. Sauuar. - Die
Satin pou Saiob Riuut, gde Der Is. Aoe.
unp 10. StrGBe, DeId,e i'm Rouate DECEMBER
Don einem anideiaerc toleu 6uuoe ms Ses
f!Gt sebilisu truroe nub ofort nod Barts ab.
rsifie, mn fib ben Bafelr bebaueeIn 3u Iai'
len, ift surid aeiebrt. Sie fam ibrer Iu'
aate mad am %. 8eSenber i6uer fraut in
Baris an uub befono fid suausis Gage lang
uutsr Der SehauhIuI9 etues Gitfsuteu nou
gofenr, tuelder iareu 6au ole iebr eraR be:
ssi9nete uuo ipr 80 gluIprisuugen ma9te,
Dem ausisbsn nod 81 urtbeileu, erfrsut fiG
Brau Miunt isst btfer @siuubhei:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
StiIdbe YaHaupe.

9ubliH, %. Sanuar.-glau erpartst,
Ses @iutam S'Brieu morgen 'u atuarleq
antommen miro. Die ReeierIua bat lp:'
iieue BorfdtsmaBregelu Sur gfbattuHs Der
Srbuuue bur9 etle Proclamation au8soEe'
uef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
pete TT Gtne gci;GaOe 9!oa0tne."

2onbou, %. Sauuar. .- Gin Qonboner
grjt eutfiihrte um lesteu Sreitaa Die II idb'
Iige 3oGter zines 8eamteu bes Gtaate5
Stem Dort aus yHa3u. Die innse Dame ti
eine reiSeube Slouoiue Gie bislt itdl 6ieber
in einern Benfonat auf, beiu4te iebO9 NAB
rsnb Der 5ersunseueu8o5s ibreRufter In e..
uem SoteI AZ Dteutoue. Der Doctor pcr
elm @aii tn oem nimliban 6otel. Da5 Bar
den beftisg eiuen 3ug az SiatiElgIta llO
trurbe om Samfug IN Bnris 5lrboftet. Ser
BorfnI madt groses Qufabeu in Ger 9lIUiera
(Sp1ter.) 8ns Mdoheu betBt S0G g8tIz
coz uuo III cine Eodter bee 3rH. Sgrlo5
gBtIcor ans Buiubliege, R'Y. Der QrIt
beiBt Sellou, in 40 Sabre aIt uuo uerbejtas
tibet. Beioe bsfinOeu f4 iegt auf osm Rttds
tpege nad Ji35G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29
guf Heuz Buiuea ernorOet.

2oubon, %. 9cnuar. - giue 8epe'de
aus Brisbaue, GueeuslaH6, meleet, 6a3 pr.
@rm1roua, Der arbettsa8ent Der Re9israus
In Reu Guinea, auf Der 5nlel @touOb1 oon
Giugaboreueu on blS 2aao geIodt uuo ers
itlageu norbeu if, inoem ibm nit etuen
EOmabOpt Der Sddbel 9eiyaIteu murOe,
Der Sopf bes llusIadlldeu murbe an ote
Sauplliuge nuf benz 6eFlanbe iiberiauot.
Ser bstaaatt 2GsneE aus &bartam.
Suatim, %. Sauuor aus s9ars
tum bier uugstommeuer aaufmanu bahauPe
tet, bic SermiiGe bdtteH &miu Bai4a 3eIsa'
gen senOmmen, lebod ei es oemleIbsn ge'
lungeu, ieiue 6ludt 1u bepertfeqI9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-29

Bef, %. SauuOr. - Sm uugariideu
6etdstGse fam es beute 5u eiuem grOseu
Enmult, ale bic &HtbedaRg gemadt rUurbe,
bnB fd @ibeimpoIijifer uuf Der FrembeHs
gallerie bsfanheH. Die M;tgIieber Der D.
petition brGrgteu Ith art bem glur GUAM
men, iGutteIteH bic 5dHfe uah ben 0eielz
tires mt liefen: yBarft fe hiuaus!" Die
@ebetmpoIi3ifen pureu idlieBli@ 8e5wuus
gen, biG SIuft 80 ergrejf2u, uuS sut3iug Il
nur nit tHoppsr NotB I9Derer Ri54aaNz
Lung.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-01
THE CONTRACT FINISHED.
City Arc Lights All Up-The Last TWENTY
i've Lighted Last NiEht-The Incandes.
cent Lamps Come Next.


City Arc Lights All Up-The Last TWENTY
i've Lighted Last NiEht-The Incnndes.
cent Lamps Come Nexf.
Yesterday the time specified in the con-
tract between the city and the East End Elec-
trio Light Company expired, and last night
all the arc lights in the entire city, number
ing 493, we're lighted On Saturday night
the Southside and the West End arc lights
were put in the circuit, and last night the
last % lights-those on Hiland avenue
were illuminated.
This makes the East End Electric Light
Company the largest arc light plant in the
country, land the building specially erected
to do the city work is about completed. 1t
is large brick structare covering an area
50x100 feet 1t is fitted up with two Bah
cock & Wilcox boilers of 900 horse power
each. Beside that, there are eight Westing-
house automatic engines and 16 dynamos,
or arc-light machines. From each of these
machines 35 arc lights will be supplied.
Superintendent Shane, of the East End
Electric Light Company, stated to DIS
PATCH reporter that the Pittsburg arc light
plant is the largest and most complete in
the country. He says the wiring Of the
city embraces 800 miles, covering distance
something like that from Pittsburg to
Kansas City. This amount of wire weighs,
roughly estimated, about $4,000 pound.
The contract for incandescent lighting is
the next thing to be done. There are now
about 1, 100 lamps distributed over the city;
but there are to be 2,500 put up, and the
Department of Public Works is rapidly get
ting ready with the specifications. 1t is ex-
pected that all these lights will be finished
within a month.
A very interesting feature in the build
ings of the Electric Light Company is the
switch board. The arc lamps are turned on
direct from the dynamo, 35 lamps at time.
All the incandescent lamps, however. are
turned on by use of the switch.
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Fine Whfakiea.

X. X. X. 1856, Pure Rye Whisky, full
1860, McKim's Pure Rye Whisky,
Iull quarts. w
Monogram, Pure Rye Whisky, full
Extra Old Cabinet, Pure Rye Whisky,
full quarts. oO
Gibson's, 1879, Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts. w
Gibson's Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts 30
Guckenheimer Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts. w
Guckenheimer Export, Pure Rye Whis-
ky. full quarts. %
Moss Export, Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts. 20
1879 Export, Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts. ....:.... :....:.:. 70
1880 Export, Pure Rye Whisky, full
quarts. =. 90
For sale by G. w. Schmidt, Nos. 95 and
81 Fifth ave.
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned until Saturday July g. A. D. 1889, for
the grading and paving of Seventh avenue, in
Beaver Falls borough, from Eighth street,
SOUTH to, the New Brighton bridge said pro-
posals to be separate for fire brick and Ligonier
block paving. and the bid for both to be by the
square yard.
Each proposal to be accompanied by certi-
fed check for 81, 900 payable to the order of
Charles p. Wallace, Treasurer of the borough.
All checks accompanying proposals which are
not ccepted will be returned Immediately after
the award shall have been made. The check
received from the successful bidder will be re-
turned to him upon his entering into a formal
contract for the due performance of the work,
and giving bond with approved sureties for so
per cent of the contract price. But In case he
shall fail to enter into such contract and give
such bond within ten days after notice of the
acceptance Of his proposal, the check accom-
panylng such proposal shall become the prop
erty of the borough of Beaver Falls -
Each bidder must furnish a sample Of brick
or stone block which he proposes using.
Specincations can be seen 1t the Burgess
office Of James Piper.
The Borough Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. GEO. e. LISCOMB,
Secretary Borough, s05 Second avenue
BEAVER FALLS, June "A, 1850. je5-6
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CONNERs OUT OF DANGER.
The Victim of the southside Stabbhnl
ARRAY VIII Recover-Binck Jack, Hi

The Victim of the southside Stabbhng
ARRAY VIII Recover-Blnck Jack. His
AssaiIant, Arrested.
Michael Corners. the man who was
stabbed early yesterday morning in Sligo, on
the Southside, was resting easily last night,
and is considered by the physicians at the
Homeopathic Hospital to be out Of danger.
Unless blood poisoning sets in, he will be
out OF the hospital within a week. His
assailant, Neal Dougherty, alias Black
Jack, or "Bloodthirsty," was arrested at
$40 o'clock Yesterday morning, by Special
Officers Denniston and Robinson, and is
now at the Twenty-eighth ward station
house.
Conners lived in Clinton, and not Sligo
row, as has been published. On Saturday
night his mother sent him up to the Smith
field street bridge to meet his father, who
was detained in town. The young man. who
is only % years of age, had been in the COM
pany of Dougherty early in the evening,
and the latter becoming intoxicated Conners
took him to his boarding house. There he
made him comfortable on bench. Con-
ners then started back to the bridge, and on
his way home met a man whom he sup
posed to be Dougherty. The latter
was still under the influence of
liquor, and drawing large knife made
iunge at Corners. The blow struck him
in the pit of the stomach, but he managed
to stand up until friend came along.
When the latter reached him Corners had
lost nearly a quart of blood, which was
fast dripping from the gaping wound in his
stomach.
The meeting between the two men oc-
Cured and the deed was committed within
the shadows of St. Malachi's Church.
Conners had not been drinking, having
taken the pledge within the past week.
Dougherty is puddler in the Clinton
mill. and the man he stabbed worked with
him. The former was known as a man OF
very quarrelsome disposition, and it is said
he was very vicious.
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In Perlu del Fumnr.

These celebrated clear Havana Key Yves,
Cigars are for sale at:
Hotel Duquesne, Hotel Anderson.
St. Charles Hotel, Albemarle Hotel.
Union Depot Restaurant.
John Lauler, 3799 Fifth ave.
Peter A. Canister, 35 and 81 Frankstown
ave.
John f. Canister, q Frankstown ave.
Peter Weber, 76 Wylie ave.
John c. Stroup, 25 Union st.
E. w. Hagan. 609 Smithfeld st.
Neville Bayley, 405 Smithfeld st.
j. X. Derr, 400 Market st.
P. c. Duffy. $40 Grant st.
E. F. Rusch, 3716 Forbes st.
Linhart, Bald & Co., All Smithfeld st.
Charles Eble, 5000 Penn ave.
G. w. Schmidt. 95 and 81 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-01
), the men would
BRING.

We want to get down to elgnt hours because
it will give us higher wages, more time to
think, more time &c cultivate intelligence. In
1880 the banner will be unfurled with eight
hours for rest, eight hours for work and eight
hours for what we please; and the only way to
check corporations in their efforts to crush the
Iaborers is to form one solid organization with
this object in view.
When President Gompers had finished a
gentleman in the audience asked him if the
immigration from Europe would not soon
fill the places of our own unemployed, grant
fng that they all received work under the
proposed reform. He answered that it
would be better to dispose of those now idle
than to let the coming immigration increase
he number, and that they must look to the
resent needs. He also said that the en-
.IOyment of those at present unemployed
would just so much more make a demand
or products. The immigration will not
multiply if the condition of the workmen
Dt Europe also is better; they will not want
to ne to this country. He said that the
ration of Trades aimed to carry the
nt-hour system all over the world.