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snsfGnctEtfuA.

WepsDort. 8. SttOber. - 0iobt. &aq
9on,Itou lettete beute TN SbergeriAte etne
@beifeeun9eilage gegeu ietue Satin Goa
5auiItcu eiu. @r fiitt ietps alass aut bic
grtlGruug. bnB er burdl faIide Soruiuoe IN
Der Seiratb bemogen morneu iet uuo oaB ote
8ertlOste 1ur 3ett Der peiratb bereits etaen
rcd Lebenoen Gatten bate.
GtGanttcs s@itn, rs, 3 Sttober.-
g5 oerlautet, baB 6ran 9anltItuu mot9en
nib porl Shetiff 5obulon Gus BEN 9efdns,
u'E ia Nap's Gambling nab oem Staotss
3ud Itaue iu Sreuton ab1usrel niro. Was
eauu NIT - Bnbp BeatEtce" gsiaebeH fou, If
n Il, nifht erruttteIt
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ssafTerNoTem os,f pt.l, erte= see.

EutfaIo. N.sO., .. Sito5er.-9er nit
10000 8HIde!uBatJeu befra4tete Sdoouer
.@eorgs 6. Stuuep" nproe genern auf Der
9Ghe ron Gort &Olborue BON elmer @afers
boie fntmaftet unb entsiua uur nit fuappar
TCtb oem uutergause. Der Gag mar Elm
Iebr fiitmiiGer, uub subIreife BaHarboieu
uuren auf Der Sbelfdde oes sees iu iebeu.
Ser stooner mar bereits bier Waiisrboieu
aregepideu, OILS er in's Bereid Der flint en-
aertetb unt uOu berielben eletG elmer Ger
iGoate nmbergeitIeuhert nurbe. Der Sod.
uoE brad blot am 9ed, Der Sauptmaft in
tolbsr SGbe Oh, unb Der Sliiuerbuum puroe
aus BEN Euae gerifeu. giue Der ie7brO6es
UsH Sptereu murbe bur6 oas Seroef tief in
tps @straice in Sdifisraum getriebeu. Der
SdInubeuoGmpfer u4arueu, meldler fd IN
ter gi0be befaub. ellte hem Shooner gu
5iIfe, uub ohue isiuen Beifiaub udre bls be-
iddeigte JabrBeu9 ihperIi6 fott 9ebLteber.
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alafFdtoatss oeE @tgegs' lstg0 Staff
sTuStsf3tEe.

Pittsbura, Pa., 3. Gfto5er. - 3a Der
gtieu, uub Statls sSHbuiirte ID eIn Soon"
efugetretsu, tpsiaer bemieGtseu Uou 1884
eIettb gu fomulla ceripyi&t. Sta5iajguea
fiuo ouI $32 pgO Eouue 8tftegeu, mo ote
Tabritauteu eruartan ttue peitere YIgtSff;t.
eeruug. 8a8 CUR 9erfeaung Oou BtFemer
Stabi rerlpeuoGte WHi0sueijsG fteg r11breub
Der lstteu flint sB0Geu uu1 s. tis IS pro
Gcnue uub ftht lssl aui $3.50.
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so eta cEr Ste0.

geriben, Conn, 3. Gttober. - Gbas.
g. 9Iatt, gu6tiarer, Seiretdr uue &aIlrer
Ser 80. 2EGIes Zines &omp.," pur6e 1eute
frib negeu 8eirauootiou uerboftat uub in
@rmuusaluug Don 8ursi2aft eiuoefett.
SeIue ieit 1882 oeIiibteu uuteli9eife ioQeu
fid auf $40, GOO beIauien unb Duroea tieber
turc; iallGe @tntr6ge berbedt. Die Anaire
reruriadt groBes Aufiebeu, oa Bratt Elm 8c.
omter mebrer Seretae, SdhGBuletfisr oeL er.
fen g0ugrsaa aatiOuaittisu Semetube uns Dlit.
alteo tce Stabtratbs 1T. @r gefanb 'siue
gGpia tineu 8liu,ipoleH ge8eait6et elm uub
iugte: ..@s If bic aIte Sei9idte - iq CAB
r1ebr 9ue, ale meiue gRittsI erIeubteu, SD
bin sta E,sb."
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ass memf6emrenbeS it6eefa0tt
ngiperpccIs Bad" 3" Ssr gssp' g)orter Gmiaran
teurpittb ano SssItaUertaufeF, idWIotf
bs{unUen.

yefu Dorf, /. SttObsr. - Sobu 6isz
panid, alias o2iUerpuol-Sad," purOe baufe
yiatmittag in Der Btus;teu IbtbetluEg oes
@ulU iual @eritts oes Uleui9earQubes iibers
iublr. als @tqeuttiiuler bes @tupuu0ererz
9OfbauIes gr. 80, @reeunt1ifra5e, melde3
81 gICidsr 3ait nit eiuent SutelIigauss SiiEeau
nUt stusr 28iltbldait 0erbunoen mar uuo
peIaem er eea Nnmeu o2ittte &afIe 9arz
Gen" aegebea bate, tetrte6 oG;OerpCols Sad"
h0tt bas eiatragli6e pauptgemerbe, iquo'
rGat2 &inmGnoerGr nuo au1 bier ausei:iI2ne
geLte ned SntamaI,ta aI giIenbabu Com.
paCI Iie'n III pnertlufGn" gr lodEe Die llI'
glud!9au, rpelbe auf Der Guide mad Irbeit
ma5sU, puter grcBeG 8gripre1uugeu On Ii4r
berLteS ibrGn Guteu 2ctn uao anbaIteuee BE-
iGG;i0usg uub itQtite iie, oftmaIs nit s.
uQIr uIt inter oer GtnfluB bon betlubPn'
ben @etgdr teli, nu SorS zines StifIe5, um
fe iyeit neg III iereeu. 60 i9affte er, ios
neil Gle gGmeiie oaftir oortieseI, 149 Wtdns
ner Ha3 Br0greio, 9Efatou, bon no tie
AeImf,u fiGnt unb nit bem GeDeu aerfGllen
pieocr biarbar surIdtehrteu, ua4bem fie tn
eirCm beiBen rasrtrIaIiGfn alimG bel iGIetlz
ter nlb u0Uig uuiuret9euoer 9tdbrun9
i6LjmEer, al8 SfIQ0eu al etner ueuen Gtieu'
bata bQttau arteiteI miifen. Der 2olu mar
geriug mt tcuroe rur iebr uuregelmd5t9
auebs5aan. gBobuun6eu gab ss fir Gle BE,
bar Tasuertben nihtf uuo peun iie in 5oi9e
ter auF9efanocneu StrapaBeu ertruntten,
mai man 5ie in Sitteu, bic uiGt gut geuus
mety fiir cas- &ieb pareu, Iub liss iie oaHe
dr3tlide z i.e9e !ieger, bic baa Gitber fie tas
bin, iite. Dem Sobu t5iBpatrid nnrb idUeBs
IiG az Sanomert gelegt uHo oerieIbe am 9.
TlGi ts. Sc. oerbaftet. gr pIaiOtrte yniat
ituj5ig" unS puros inter Birgidaft bon
$500 bis gu ieiEem YrO3eB auf freteu 6aB
0ei, 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1889-10-04
aaIfmes @elp I'm epf rftef.

Btrmtrabe Gla., 8. Sttobar. -
5n @bumbera &ouutp entffGuo Dor 5ini@eu
9agen uidbt getiugs 4uirsguns iiber DIE Ser.
baftuuq ots Observation-Disclosures 8. y. %.
8urcu uegeu SerausgabunB faIlteu 8eoss.
Duran nurne iu's @sfGn9uib Gebraht, uut
iaju TGq gstarate gefetn CUR Ser9lu1lnu9.
Der Gugeta9te CAB III, onB er oas rali9
@eIo nuegegebea babe, 5ewtes tebod, baB E,
es IN Ietutr 3itdae aus benz Spferipds e.
tougtc. IGt SiItertouars batteu ft oarlr
bafur btr, rne fiebeu tericIben mQreu faNd
gEte cos @etb bnetu fan, iaBte o.. 4Fat
fICgte, ntiieu uur @ott uuo bic Siinnar. U5(
q e es in cen Stferfad pariyn. 5u &tmsH
gPlrng peiteter BeDeila purbe Die AE'!a6i
chgenieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1889-10-04
sirstaten'S 2gntt, Wabont ,9ieumSIt
f0uer,

9}idmoaS, 3d., .. SttOber. Die bier
ta9Fnne @onfereub Der autisMaboue Repub.
lif0aar !to6 beute fritb TIRE StBung, uats
BEN eire 31stbe Upn Beihtiifeu 0ugeuOmmen
nolteu narsu, pslte oas Siinoenregtfer
Neb0ne's auijabIen unO ertLareu, bas cine
vi esllage bss tIetneu @euerais CUR @rhals
tura ter rspubIitGuii5eu Bartet uu5eoiugt
mt me- ITO lei.
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Nsttt oeIben GsTeDer oegl o45 e1

9erD GrIeansl3. 8. Dtt0ber. .-Gnri1ne
8e Slid, 8pniul Der RepubNt Colombia,
neIher an l. 0}obsr auf bsm DampieT
.,Gfq Of Dallas" ous 2tpuafone, Quote,
uiola, bier aufau1, farb beute frlib IN fsiuer
gGotrrng eu Der DecatuEfrase Gu1 gs!ben
Ti5ber. Die @elnHbh heilabcbDrba bat ara
ul1gIiGau &orfGjtsulaBregelA sstroffau, Mt
nan gllEbt ut1t. bag rpeitere &clraailngeu
~ hpFlirtften iiu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1889-10-04
Sptnstpmner 9uif4uoe,

Spbustopu, pa, 2. Sttober. .-giu
teEleneer GiOb umrtugte 1eute Sormtttag
cps Rareau, in nsI6sm Die bisher ocm
Stlate bier bei5ditigteu Arbetter tbren 2ob5
e1ta.ten lc[lteu, uub nGre nidt etue 4bta Il
luuR yilis nit oufsepflan,teu Blpourete1
aur SteGe sepaieu, 10 Diir6en beOenfii9
lRp5eforuugeu eirgetrlten ielu. Die 4rbets
tel hgben iett loon 3uG, Gage lang in Der
a1ite Guf ihr Geib Btmartlt uab Ilu0 bee
ggcrters mite. @apudu 6amiltou ertfGrt,
er tonne Mot uerftebau, porum ons a5ele
MD bier iei; @oHperGeIr Seauer babe Der
iptuden, csB bufieIbe loon um IeBt.u Rou.
taps tter isiu iolts. Captain SamiltOu pirb
nna ueriuh Il. bic etioroeJiiue Sumne eiufz
mg,teu uon hjeftgeH Sanfea III borgeu.'
gndl nit bsr 3abLupG her ptlisSeloer an
6t? gOtbleteen9eu bapert GO. Die NIT Der
B!uiuug Ter an1pruhe Der SgimsaluGtsp
bstroute 6oumiinoH maGt betagut, oos fie
bnr einiaeu Qagen tie Gniprlne Der RlaiTau
!, , nus erIe6iete unb 6GB Sr. Rrausr DER.
iprnd, am latteu @aufrg nit oer 4usiab.
Iupq te.}slbeu 10 bigtuueu. 5tutt Glfeu
retits er absr uap paaie mo bon bort uat
Biltsburg, no er nebIere Sage blstbeH uIgb
IN sic 8ifjerln5eH, mei1e nit eeu tCItt5er
GDnlraHinteu fir S'alt5Groejtta Ig Soaus.
tnuu bsaebeu, i4ljqten sG felTcH. Gcr Sou
berEsuI eyGanGte I6a 81 bIaier belt, nab
reuc er noll lDu5tei bag 5ln. Rrqm.C'2 III
rstubett tier 0rlnseAo HGt5ig TT. Dlng If
arn bier Usr Ipi!Gt. e0s Der GouuerHgg
ID ,sSer eas @eIb fir tjg Gas,2bluag "a
By5eeu Enipriide nidt bercit ia, ober oa3 G.
IG b.miltt, Sru. Sramer ucd] lagaGr los
-r-r- Trbeit IN betidQfien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1889-10-04
Esa sabicOtt.S60roa.

Qeuog. 9iaf., 3. Dttobsr. - gGm. s.
Guoicctt, Jun, Elm SCbu tes 81 Ertegsiestes
tG g, rruroc beute babier NIT Trl. 2aItie
Etorou Gus 8oRou getraut. Inter b,H
Soaieitagafeu befaubeu fit Graa &leoe-
iauo, tie 81, gtiretdre Bbitngp uno Tairs
6t;o, icrie tte @eian .su Glnu9taR6's,
gelaig1's HHb BET Sirtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1889-10-04
Sin @alaesl. 6 anntDne.

Frebertdsburg, Ba., 3. OUober. -
&onDerreur zee hat ft4 9ewiSert, oea J!e'
ger 4oui &tns, ret1er negea elnss a. etueni
ftCberlQbugeu petBeu WQt@eu olriibI2l NC
melI0iea 8srbredeH sum 3ooe DsrEE!ae:i.
nutte. III begHaet8en. CT mire aorgea ge'
baugt neEbep.
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Observation-Disclosures 1t, Sssat6stna.

:, bill clip b / a. 3. Sttcbsr. bier
tae &c gJiutionnl @tUteisnfireform giga"
srn ablle bsnte Qrn. SEQ. 8. Curtis aufs
gieua einfimmig gum Br6Fbeuten. Ser
Be'Ipt bee emelfsrs ergab, bas fit bic
&iInpbuen ndbrsuO bes Iesten Sabres auf
$976.C8 uub bte Nusgaben auf $716,62 be.
Itetyu, Donad eiu Reft BON $259 As in Der
6oiie tleibt. 8te 2tsa uabm etne lan9e
9(elhe unn geidlIfeu On, utIdle bic gegen'
pdftige standardization be duLttqen, tbre Dor
Del gSotl benz SOlte gemGGbteu Ssripce1uu'
get itn0ee geSroGeu une ben &tutloieuii
Quff gtsue Den YartetfteppeIn uno Seutez
YcItnleru iibeTautportet 3u baber. gtau1eut.
lid I'M Boabtenfe, children Bic B.inIGiie,
ieieu btate erfabrene 8eaute 3u Sauien6en
Gbqeiltt poroeu, nm 3auuI fir politid5e
61utlauger 81 MAIDEN. Die BeiGIifie EN-
pie.isu ben 3neigUereineu Der Vtaa, aQeu
@inlstnbsiteu oerarti8er Nbieeungau bte
m0grtft pettefe Ssrbreituns 3u aeueu uno
be AsttGttOu i'm Satereiie elmer 9dntetung
bee @toIloienfes fott3uieseu. Wa6 In.
uotme Der BeidItiffe erfoIgte 8erta9uus.
Y0bren0 Der heIttgeH ShluBlieuu9 Der
giQa oellua Or. 8,darb $. Dana etue Ganle
Qbhquoluug, unb pr. @baS. s. S0naparts
uue Bultiuore bisIt etueu SoItrlg iiogr 81.
uiloienftreform aIs Trage Der Uoral."
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SRe,sd,elmrro I'm etusr air6se

0iobile, Gla., 2. SttOber. - 8Ghreuo
eirar heute Gbeuo iu Ros, Botut, Itifi., IN
eiucr 4tebntettauertirte Gbgehalteuen Set
fiuuee pur6e rca ouseu ber ourd bic ofieue
Sbur Elm Stus 9efeuert, neIher plI. Dan.
Il. WcJunis auseubIidIid tOotete, befea
tIeiue Godter t5btIid uno 5EH. y. SIumer
beoeathf uerlpunoete. 0fau bat feiue Sp4r
BON bem Grandchildren.
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@nnt eoeen glnrprn.
&eiesn Oct 8cieerfbec am Dutpa Giper in
AIasfa - Sl"s &un8erEnotb I'm 5euure
5tebeuOen gStHter be5urd1tet.

tebeuoen gStHtet beiUrd1tet,
BortE Eornl leu6, gB.-E.,i, Gttbr.-
&ier golbiuter, gsa11eus gS. 5. Sornriua,
S. Rocuep, 8arto GOams uub Sobu BeetS,
fiub nuf bem 3olofampfer Bear" bon oec
ct. 0fi6aeIs S1'eI mad Suualasta qebrad3:
n9rben uno BON oYrt aui Der Barte ,S. y.
Beters" hterber gefonmen. Sie oertteBen
oeuSiftpltile @reet .0m Yutouil1ffe tu Qlasta,
1900 0ietlen BON Der ct. OtthQels Suiel,
am /. Guguft. gle Ster letoeu am stor,
But. Sc beH1ten. ii9 Iber 200 @obiu5er
in ben @oibfelteru BON 5Fjftp Utle= Greet uuo
ettra so am StalraHt 5tioec, 100 UFei!en meis
ter. SeHe 2eute m:rber, ME III beilirGeu
fiebt, trabrenh bes b.uot1theneen gBiuters
ero6e yioth III erIeirgu babeu. sic bsa5iit,
ttqeu, am 2)ufou 81 Ijetuiataru, uno aattan
erm0rtet, oN8 ihueu Der neuerbaute 8GmpFer
,,8Ictic" lriite BorrG,be trlugeu usroe. Der
yItttit" giug am 20. Quguf Doh 5r. W..
Gnrl5 ab, dJetterte jebod] Tiini Stuueeu ipd.
ter, une Ger Cargo 9t18 total oerlcreu. 9as
eir,ise ieet ned 8Lr 8arfasuug ftbeube
Satrleug lft Der aIte $JampIer vDatoE," mel
der udlt iber 20 S0puen Cargo auiushmeu
rno oen Tortp GRile. Greet in taum !reniger.
Gle 30 8asen sl.2tGtd taan. 9er pyEtou"
t:at cir 80. AngIit Die Sabrt flgsaufnarta
on mt nirb, peuu Ft Ser gEiRter mint Al
irHh einfeGt, rett5ejtiG genua eiptraiieH, nm
bic girib Der @OItSrater pentgRsus r0rIduz
fig III beisitigeu.
8te neuen SoIrGtpe tuerSen ieSod b0bs
fens biz yieuiabr laraeu uno um 10 grO8ere
yotb miro als6ann eutftebeu Sbns 3uelfel
merSar pieIe Der llHglufli9eu benz 9nngerz
tco ankejmflQeu. 8rlldles Sleli4 If ltyDer
Al tlar gen nnb Gin 4usbruG] bas SforbIts
uuter zen geuteu fann taum auSbleibeu. -
Der ,lEeGr" usttte6 Sunalasia am 5. Sip.
terter, nm aaf e!nen amerlfanilben 5000.
uer III Inhute1, reldar, nte SRolaaer nit
tbeiieu, 5000 Robbeafsue au 8oro labau
1or. 5abio Ioatne, elmer Der 3uritfgefebrz
ten 5OIngrGber, III IN S0lqe Der erltttenfu
SIHpa3en to1bnfnuig ge!pDroen, oot) b0fit
ulcu, ihH trie0er herinfeleu.
@cpt SeGle9, 8afebIepaber 6es ,8aar,"
berihtet, BAG Ger 8e9ieruugsbamSfer uGbes
tic" unb bic gGnie 0rtl,&s gBQlfihfgsGsrs
ilctle nahe Hoint Barrou bon @iSbergen Gin
eei6ic Fen ffuo uno oa5 ofIsue WaIier ntdt
gentuueu t0uneu. glun aUfIte tnoeiieH uo1
Quf iii6I@e gGtnbe, meld]e oaS Sis surGt.
tle;ben uuo cine Babu fir Die Sbifis 0Ha2n
mIteen. Die ron Der 9tegieruul erl,1tete
Decentralization 3u 8OiAt SairoU III o0iieus
BET.
gBniEtn9ton, 3. g., 1. Sttober. -
8as Tlotteuoepartemsn bat eiHeH pom s.
4ueuff eotirteu BeL.ht tes 2ieuteunnt=@om
maneeurs @has. 8. StOdtnu BON BunOe5'
oum 5ier oShetiS" aus 0oint Bal t0p e-1aI.
ten. 8erIeIbe ernGbut ghdts bon elmer SIS
tloda6e, ioubelI erilGrt, bns QBet.er tel Ill.
| fen, rpie in Der Lesuabrtgeu Saiiou.
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eeltfnmrer geIbftn,nrn.

gout8otIte, Sp., 8. Sttober. - brau
Sote y. gipe begius geteru Qbenb 9elo9s
morc, iuteul ne fif aus stuem 5eufter i'm 8.
Stcdmert Res 9auie6 yir. III, 28eft '5sfsrs
ionfirafe, no fe uu6 ibr 8atte in Die 30it
gtrgen, auf bte StraBe fiir3te. Sbr Rauu
tp0G iut; ooyber ausgegougeu, wollte ietod
lum 4berbefeu aurtd iein. @ip 'a.a-r
9uabe bate geraOe Sanotii9er h 5a5 5;s:
ner 8sbrcdit, nnb iyrau gt1e fsl.a .s1. o-
er fte cue oem TenEier iptiugeh i-8aa ue-s
@r batabte, une 6rau ytpe IaGJe 51ua II.
td} pCree es thnn, alletn glIb2I uu9t 8l l,'5
uo9 etreu suB geben." Sys tQ5ti 5an 41g.
beu, ipIaug bann bincus unt btteb ont 0eu
G'efe toht. @teIiaes uugthd mar 0as Dto'
tio tur tar SeIbanoro.
-- Der @eiditjtaiGrtiber 9Gor3e Bau.rof
feierte gefern ieiuen So. @ebartstag III istnel
&ina gu Gewrott, 8..S, @r eIieaut I'D eel
beiien @eiunbheit. SisIe idriftli1e Eab te'
learapeiiGe GIEduHnids ssaseu ttm 81.
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GGeeubtO 3. GI!3G.-l5r. Z. @,
Butt, G. Stal.4i4aBneifeg ton gogIFgna,
net1lr u ban lggten p1ar ElgeU bigIlg ~
&t.1tgcpus mir 6gu GgEtEaa1tr G5Ligl.e.
uea GEiHbd g1Gl11. paceca III, ,1tT- F4
IN yiucrqgcl G-i oam EauPf2u ~ CeuloG.-'
Ead3 JteU 2i.ll clu. Ils tt2iss Glsg2a5
bcu.2 bieJ anfau, iqG5ets Or. SuJ.. .-.,l
mr. L blts aC4 t9noQl 5us!tt.
&ssas atgs,. aas saiaso5ptsl ~ o:;3 esa5g-
acg Gb.5s.
2cutou, 3. EItober. - 3uai beC taEpts
FAD idjcu gii.gjieogr oGe ,.GrGUbUrues sGlao5
fiu5 r-eg.- C>iaEaip,e!s IL elmer @ely5l5-
pun is 80 cher bret gtouateu @eidagIiC
6e-ul,bet!. mrroeu. p auDer2 Jlugusc2G
uurbtu Al il SO Gtgafe Berurthgti., Eno
i8gm.;&a ubrt9su gtit9ltebgr aui ie4t 4E.'
uGts ualar ie go SIraiGait gefglt
SnIgag,snsig 3 aGiprtgiUae.
GOfia, g. Gtt.--Seit InauniEEl5 ta5
GcuuaIts nit nam ameI;tauli4eu Sgaoi,lt
mo her tElgartlGsG 0sBierHaa m.lratt ~
'sJ;tu ba5iigud) elmer Guleib: u0u 25,0O9 900
| OI9Lca 9enaQt poreeu.
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1tanloHiMte

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-29
It 10 Forgery.

We learn that the Hon. A. J. Alb
bott, in his ruling on motion to quash
the information against the Commits
sioners and Clerk of Kearney county,
held that where a claim against the
county is presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners for allowance,
which claim against the county could
not be collected by suit and said claim
is allowed by said Board and warrant
issued on the Treasurer of the county
for the same signed BY the Clerk of the
county, that each member of the Board
of Commissioners that voted to allow
said claim and the Clerk who signed
the warrant are each and all guilty of
forgery in the first degree. The parties
who present the claim and draw the
scnp are in the same boat Jacksonian
We wonder where our commissioners
will be placed if certain bills allowed
BY them were brought up?
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-29
Good News For the west.


If figures dominate in speculation this
year, the indication are that the world S
wheat market will undergo good deal
of excitement before another summer
comes around. The surprising report
of the Vienna Agricultural Congress
as printing The Star to day indicates
that the bins of the earth will have to
be scraped good deal cleaner then
they have been during the months
Immediately preceding the beginning OF
the present movement Of new wheat,
if the multitudes of mankind are to have
plenty of bread to eat.
The Vienna Congress meets annually
to sum up the results Of the year S agri-
cultural labors in Europe.
Its figures are generally accepted as the
most authoritative which can be secured
previous to the issuance Of the official
reports of the various nations. 1t was
the report of this Congress, just one
year ago, which gave such impetus to
s'Hutch's S" boom in the Chicago mar
ket. Cash wheat went up to $1.OO ten
days after it was made public.
But last years report turned out to
be deplorable inaccurate. 1t made a
shortage of 200 million bushels in the
European crop. The Official figures later
on shows that the shortage was only
20 million bushel. In view of last year S
glazing inaccuracy it is probable that
this years report will not meet
with such general acceptance as those
Of preceding years.
The report makes the European crop
231 million bushels less than last year.
There is shortage of 81 million bushels
in the Indian crop. Other countries,
excepting North America, raise hardly
200 million bushels, hardly bushel of
which enters into the computation which
affects the great market. This country
has a crop of 500 million bushel. The
reserve stocks are at least 25 million
short. This leaves Americas supply
60 million bushels larger then last year.
Against this appear the 23l million
shortage in Europe and the q million
shortage in India, making the supply
of the world 191 million bushels less
then last year!
Reputable English authorities figured
out famine, bread riots and almost incon
ceivable disasters from the estimated
last year. In truth, the worlds sup.
ply has been smaller then last year,
But the situation this year is certainly
encouraging to American farmers and
dealers in grain
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-29
HARRISON Didn't Save Him

Ithaca, N. Y, Aug. 24.-The fail
ure of Vandermark Bros, wooden
manufacturers of Brookten, for S27,
600 brings up an interesting feature of
the last campaign. The Vandermark
brothers worked hard for Harrison and
coerced their employees into voting the
republican ticket by saying that a re-
ductiou of the tariff would cause them
to suspend operations. While prom
inent democratic campaign speaker was
at Brookton last fall to show the falla-
cy of a high tariff, one of the Wander
mark brothers called him a-liar for
preaching such an "absurd doctrine "
After the meeting the wooden manufac-
turer made his way to the platform and
said:
Unless Harrison is elected our firm
cannot keep running. A democratic
administration will ruin us.
The failure now of the firm, which
six months ago was in prosperous con-
dition, shows how the tariff helps the
wooden manufacturer and his employees.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-29

The resignation of W. B. Strong as
president of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad foreshadows a general
change in the management of the COM
pany. This step has been anticipated
for some months. The retirement of
of Mr. Strong was regarded as fore
gone conclusion when the directors of
the road, at their last animal meeting
for the election of officers, made George
G. Magun chairman of the board and
invested him with the management of
the financial affairs of the road. Mr.
Strong's position since that time has
been, practically, that of general mana
ger of the company, and it has been an
open secret that he would not be retain
ed as president for the longer time than
would be required by the directors to
find suitable man to succeed him.