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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Yom 9ortntt0 & Gomit..

Sr. 13, Sfio Souioag Gfrafe.
gsrntftsin btaiae Saiiiten= uuo SmtSd,euz
efdss YafIaee. Sei0reern 9eIoer an iroenS sine
Aoreiie In DeuthIGnb. Seirsit, ,ansarn, Der dpsis.
JlubIanb uno Bolen 5u oen nieori9ften SoaesturieI
un6 unter @epdbrIeifung ferer autunil irei Ii, q
eaus. EGGete uno &erthiattleu p.rSen bireFt
per teutite Rsitepot 81 bebeutenb rebutrten Rater
permitIeIft @eneTal=g onmadt prompt eTbo5.n nm
no6 ensong bier bem Snpiinser obue pejtertr
A6bn9 eusbsBoblt ger. Staafens " aietunos s.
Nane Deroen btnnen "a Stunoen beitaHt,
PIE Amsfeunns aller IegaIen 9otumente ols
Sertre9e 9ontratte, 99potbeten auf @ruubs unb Be-
fpe9llnes Si9ent9um (gortaa9es, Bills of GaIel II.
!. NJ, piro ee9tn 9ern9e Bersdtuns uberRommen,
(Sebr.S, go, ,DRo, ,Do,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
nar Rtaotrs aEnper.

2ou6pn, 6. Ndra. 2abouhere bat
cine Subitriptiou 3ur @riiabuug zines SouOs
iiir bic armeu 3iuoer Bt9ott's ertafeu uub in
berialben $50 se8sjduet. Rebrere anSere
tnben Bsitrd9e JugeiGgt, uuo es III Isi6t
mGgIia, baB etae betra9tti9e SHmme 5u=
Idumeu fpul1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07

- Sac. goobniu, Elm 9aubfret9er, III In
BntsriOu, R.sS., nuf cen SerbG6t bin bsr=
huftet rrorbeu, Der RaHu 81 ieiH, rrsl4er
SrnH Webituba 0bite i'm lssteu 8tleuhsr
~ BretRtrse, Raii., ermorbets,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
lleber Rpn. nan WnIafinn.

Barts, 6. RGr3. - Die Bu90fe BON
gaiboiue nuo Nepart, iopte 40 Briefer fuo
geReru nit amerifauiideu Bilgeru uoa bier
NOD BuIdfitua abgereiF. Ser g8eg gebt iiber
Rom, mo Der Bapff Die game @eIeGidaft
empfaugeu miro. Die 8eranfalter Der Bil.
gerfobrt tubeu On ben Brdfoenteu SarriioH
uu6 5Tu. &IeoeIau6 griiBe abaeiaubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07

if felt oieten Sab.ea 6eionber8 geIdast
ul8 eth tpObltbpca0es 0}iitel iowoBl fir
ale droniiden, pie otutcn Rranf6eiteu
Ser 2uftr6Bre, p;e Suiten, Sanupfen,
grondtti8 uno 2lI3m1. Sic(e IauIcno
bobcn bic po9lt5dti8e Djrtung Oieie8
unidde6uren 8gaParat8 erfo5ren, unO
Qcr3tc, nie Galebrte oncrtcnncu c8 a6craQ,
6ub Die 8eRanOt4cite, pelde 5nmeift bel
3ubereitlns 6ieie8 Wittel8 OerUcnOct per.
ben, gu ienen se40ren, tuelae fir i6re Beit'
fame Irfung in ioIacn qpalenOen See
idwerOen 3umeiit betannt itnO; gang be.
fonOer8 fn0 Oie8besaglia oie grdparate
BON 6oni8, 9OrebounO (2InOOrn) un0
I5cct an5ucmpfeBlcn.
0a8 TnO 3war oltuoOiide ober oielers
pyO5tc 9cilmittcl far bronditjfae 8e.
idlUcr0cn, ite iteBen bel 2er3tcn, ME bei'm
GoItc in POpulartem @e6raua un0 fn0
nit anNercn tpertboOuen 5ngre0ienjieu
deuliid Oer6nn0cn in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
G4ropGtTde Ga9clDeriG1te.
SttsEtor &0dlercaI pom Somptoit GGss
eompte beeina GeLbftmore.

comple beetn9 &eibnmorc.
Baris, 6. WIrj. @s miro nbermals
bebauptet, baB pr. Seufirt Ro1erau, Der
Director beS Compton o'@escompte, ;" oefen
8ob eefern au9efitnbigt wuroe, SeIbfmorO
bprf @ri6ieBen begging. Sc iuu ieiu gnu3es
prtoatosrm69eu, neInes f9 auf 100000
belief, 6erl0ren babsu.
Die AbeHbbIIttsr ftimmen In Der Iuftbt
iiberetn, baF 8oderau bHrd sigeue 9aHo
fiarb. ,,2e Semps" oerDffentIi6t @iu3eIH=
beiten, Iaut ueIdsm oem giaHne feline GHs
6ere 2BabI bIisb, nls SelbRmorO Su bege5eu.
lin ale lIHrAbeu inter ben AftiOndreu 3u
bebnt9tigeu, baben ii6 feds 8ireitoren oeS
V@Omptoir o'@scOmpte" erboteu, ales bet Der
@9mpaGnie oepouirte gelO auf SeTlau9eu az
be3ahier. Die @5tis Der bauptiatItGfen
Sapffirmen nieIteu bsate eine SeriaTmluug
un6 bgiHlOfeH, bem >, ,Gomptotr b'@sc0mpte"
i'm RGthfale 10 9ieI 6apstaI, als Snfielbe CUR
Be3ahIrng ieiueT 8epOftea brauG!, sur 8ars
iit8ung 81 feaeu.
Sas nFue tts5teafi6le Rabtaes.
d ON, c. Dl1r;. - Siguer @rilpi uuter=
br.itete beuse benz 80Htge Gle 9ifte eiue8
neusn aus D.ttglieoera Der 2tHieu Suialmeu
geiestsn Rabtaets, dUserte le65d1 3WeifeI,
rb es i5m aeIiugen neree, eiue @idioritGt in
Der 5georoueTsnfamme ju fit5eru. @r
idIug Sober berI SGutge Dor, bic Srganiias
tiou eiuss Snterimsfabirets benz SIgaor
Islander: anlube. raueu. Ser &GHtg bal
ate gugelegeubett IL @rDGeaHg geSogeH, tuz
bsfien if es inum nabriaeir!id, oa5 (5iguor
Sianaeri bsu Auitrag, fails 3bm oerie!be er'
tbatlt neroe1 iollte, accepttren miro, Ea6 le=
6e3falls tpire baber etH Ser,ub NIT BEN
nGIsH aabinCs @rlipi gema8t Jer6eu.
Ridtes StGHos 9adlfosasr.
9i3m, 6. W9s3.- v0sii0rma" piu erfatEen
babes, baB &r-9ou5erngur Bort?r uou S5H'
biaHa als Rad IOlger ocs Rittegs Stalo
gum lmaritaniilyau @eioH6teu IN Rom eEz
nannt Uerben ntgo Die GegterE3g mir0,
ME yR,formn" ueiier iagt, in prL Stlllo
eiHen nrfgidtigeu Gseunb Stalteus oeyliereu,
uuo ale 0iplomGtel, iotpie ALE Guoe7e Ser.
ioneH, BIZ i'm bier teHuen leruteu, Tgeroeu
ieiu Sd]e.Sau aus tam Imte aufrit SO bes
bauerH. 5ljater StaQo lou i6ri9euS 5ea5s
iiddgeu, f;4 ouueruo in 9tOm utsoerju.eTea.
4asrse &abeJa5epRF5eu.
- Der Bring BON gsaIeS t1 Don &cages
HaA Suglaao a0geretf,
- 3ie EsrmdbIuug bes ruiTideu Sem
priu3eH Aleran6ronitldg nit Der BriuSciia
Alir BON 6efeH if uuf Sen 16. Sum ef52s
iett.
- Cir Suliau Baunceiote, Der ueue bsj
tiiGje @eiauOte Or bic g5er. StaateH, pIrO
aegeu @HOe oteits gtonats auf ietaaH BOaa1
a6reiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Das Ftufs uHS 8rsuIaifaFe
9 SdreE3eusFtIIea6e Wttter

\ " a. = 3 + ~ y u Z : = y ~ AlEE
Scr Bsu, iDs!a:s oug,nbitub ste firtserIttlHen
Sd1epen ItrSlr.. &s U1rieblt Hismals, Dem geloeus
BEN SlH6srung er 1tmerBen 8u 0l.ihafFtu, pom nets
d1er Gr'0'he ostc!1eH aud herrubrcn Wogeu. IS TT
n grog. ShmcrBsnbUDirgt uno bat mebr
usg irgeu5 Elm aU0eres beiGuHte5 U1ittel aes
tban. Sci 3opIitner5sn, SGbuitHezsen, ReIrlIs
sie, 9lheIlnatismu5, RudeureIBens 8trrtutuaseH,
GuttihHugeH, Saitftenittheu, ftstfem RldeH
Shner8en un6 S,biJdbs I'M 8reu5, in RddgTat ooer
II sen yherfn, G5tHrrlsn In Der 2s6Jy, 5rufielsHls
BHbung, GuihDelen Der @eltHft uE6 ShmerYen
olsr Art iutgo os- @sbrlub oOH Rad ray's Ready
Relief 0I0rtt9t Grletitrun9 QtDtbTtE ulS Der iorts
geltae @ebrauh in rpen8en Gassn cine Sauernbe suE
beB,st5u.
yhTsucnbnrSuug, BloieneuBdnbuue, unterlebss
en.'ubuu9, guEgenenBun6un8, itIimmcn SdIss
atmuagsbcitrserogn SrduHe, Gjrpp,, Satarrb,
3OpiuE5, 3dbnptb, Jteuralge, RbeumatismuS, fnIs
tts 5ieter, Sbdttglfsof, i5rOfbeulen.
Die EuIuenbuu5 0es Ready Relief" an BEN
8bsileu, an 6cneH Scr 5hmcp o0er ba5 2eiben ftdl
bSinoeu, utro ioIorti9e @rleibterunl geUdbren.
Gin 5G,jer bis 81 eIntm 8lnBen &bcaOhel 0og, In
egIm balbeu Glae G3aiier eiusenommeu, Dir6 in
meHiqCr Gtiuuten Srdmpie, lauren Otaqen, ue6sla
iat, GrbrtdSu, So0brtnncu, ytsrD Ottdt, StllHotas
felt, SopiUe1, SarrBoe, 9oiIf, BIdluHaeu uuS dle
inugrIihgu SbmcrSen Sr-ireH.
SO Scrts tfe fylaihc. gu BADEN bei 4pOtbeferr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Sin 9lMts sGegG6ft Eltr 8latjte.

Sanfasz Stir, Ro., 6. UtdrJ. - Die
hieiige pSumare= =Soctet1" iGltdte beute bem
GtnataiefretGr Blaine foIgenbe Dapeihe:
George Sanuep uuo Satin, brttiibe Inter
tbaueu, reifen ON lebteu Wittnod BON Rauz
ias=&itp ubsr BRibiugton mad yiepzYOrt ab y,
nm fd1 BON bort mad Dian1efier, @uaIauo,
ein5uidtfen. Sie ua5meu Die Is Utouate
aIte 9ucp Spelmnu, eiu Stuo ameritaui9er
@lteru, nit unb iinO i'm Begrtffe, bteielbe
9egeu BEN @uuld ibrer oernittpeteu Wutter
aus bem 2aube Al fiibreu. g8ir eriudeH Ste,
ben britiiheR 9eauoteu 3u beua6rtdttgeu,
bamit terielbe bic Pafiagierlifeu Nuer pom
gteu'9orf abgebeuben DGmpfer unteriuheu
IdBt, unb pEompte SGritte getroffsn neroen
f0uuen."
Tran Suli0au, bic Ulutter Oes 8tubes,
6utte bas 2ebtere oor etna fituf Rouateu Der
Famtlie Sennee bur Sbbut itbergeben, uuo
bic 9eetere i6eiut bas tletue Ntdoheu 10 lieb
gemonueu 5u babeu, oaB fe es tusgehetm
nit iid rad gu9lano 3u uebmeu oerlubt.
9ie SHUTTER penbete fd on bic ySumaue'
SOciete," rueIde MN, rpta obeu gemeloet,
bic StiLfe bes StGntsoepartemeuts In I'm
iprud geuommen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
0oLtttfaeR aus aranfreidl.

Barts, 6. 0GTs. = gBie yQe Eemp8"
uittheilt, bubeu ole @eridt8beumteu, peI6e
bic lluteriutung ge8en bic yBatriOtenIiaa"
Icitsu, Sotumeute eEtOeft, uui oereu @ruub
tie 6egerung Die Biibrer Der 2iaa tpageu
elmer SeriGp0runG gsgeu Oen Staut 3a pro
3GIIreu beobf@ttat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Y q ; 10 O vs.
81 y ifr e tt,
bc5
grOBe Setter 8 9eilmittel.

a2 ra4,>t. .,fs.-...r,-g z.t ,-.t ,.
y,~-, 5-, -V'A s,,T % i,s so2ff,S, ,S a'"N'| Pu'a'e"
''a"---"' 'N'"'5'" "'' ''"l'S'N'
1I' OEaopa9'S Plueu 5ur
uugr Qc.ssn bes U2Qqeus, Der gsber Der EIuaeusFs5
etr yheI'n Der BlaIe, rtro5,er geSan NppstitISfqs
felt pop;msb RerNopfrpc DbepeDEp biii6|sr r,i.
BEN, 3vie5er, unteret6senfldnblfn6. b6morrboi5.,1
0eGetabIHith, fGiH Gusdb,r, g2neralien o6er ltdSs
ltte SJoggsn sHtbGteu6.
braub BON 3laonaq5 BueH, 9urt oicelbsn Ueroeu
~ a. - A. . a. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
ON 0efanoter aIR EMteosrfdlter.

R0peu6agen, 6. Wtlrl. Der WttHilteT
bes Gusnartiseu uertiiubete beute TN Inter
bauie oes RigsbGgs, oaB Der brttiide Sc.
inubte 3u Ntbeu etu9eipiuigt bat, in Der
Streitfrnge 3ptideu oen Ser. Staaten uuO
8dnemort be3iiglid Der 8utterfelO den I'm
ipriiGe als S6iecsridtsr aufSutreteH. Die
guigriide bs3iebeH fd uuf mebrere Sab
seuge, bic Dor pieleu Sabrau mage st. Ebos
mas uerIoreu gingeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07

6osioauCr ceS Eaoranas bon Ssiadlern in
rSSeiBen SSauIe." "- Gr@1raffoent SIeOe=
Iaao uerIdBt gSaibiaetnn.-bnS Suauauz
rattpns SpHttte ersteIt etnen EetaptpTt
bon $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
GntbufiaittFa1tr GmpF1n8 ocs Gr
Brdfoenten GIEpeleuO tn Telp:
WnsF

Dors~
0ew.gort, 6. Rars.-@g gtaFOeut
@IeueIaub uuO Be9Ieiter Iln9teu um 6 I5r
beute abeuO i'm neueu 8nbnbof Der ,glep.
Seriep'er @eHtraI= 8abu" on. I'm aqes 4ufs
iehau Al nermeioen, uuroe Der @ruaBug,
ndder bic @eIeuidaft pom g5aibtHgt0n bier.
ber bei0roerte, gu Bergen FOint, 6 Msetteu
BON Seriep &itp, auf elm Seiteu9sIetie &C.
bradt uuo bOrt lansere 3ett febeu geIaf2H,
10 bu5 er betrddtlia piter eiutraf, ale erpars
tat noroeu mar. Die SriegeEift oerfebIte
iebcd ibreu 3ped. Die an Bababof Der,
ianlmeIte Renae mid unb mantle nitt, uub
aIs Der @r.YrdRbeRt nit ieiue= Satin idlteBs
LID aus oem s8asgoH fteg, pur6e er our4
ftruide SodIufe aus Eauieuoen BON Reb.
len empfaHgeu, Ino bic Poii5ei mar taum I'm
Stauoe, ben 4noraug Der eutbufafii6eu
Meuge ab3ubulten. Die @eieuidait beftteg
bic ibrer barreubeu SHtIbeu, freu3te oeu
SluB ouf Der Sabre uue fubr brett uad) oem
uStctoriazSoteI." Der @rsBrdfoent Iab abz
geuaattet unS frGnf aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
WsIO(tnsungeu nab Dfat(dlIaaS


Expedition oesp 9eutideu GOrreipuubsrt.r. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
gtseorrtt ganoebiQe bauferott.

2ou0ou, 6. WadrB.- Ytacouut Ran0e.
bile, GEtefer SObH oes 9erioss uOu RaU'
6efer, iit bancroft ertl1rt noroeu. Setue
SduIoen beIauIsn fi9 auf $500 900. Sc
bat Guf 8rSsersm 5uBe seIebt, uls ibm ieia.
Wittel eIiaubten uno 0erIor uieI @elO burA
unfuuige @etten. - Biscount Wanbeulqe
bsiratbete Ia 1876 Elm 6lI. @oniue!o DJuusa,
eiue GReriinueriu aus ben Ser. Staateu,
a5ntssa giftorta aut Rstiea.
9uubou, 6. RdrB. - S6uisiu Siitoria
i6ifite fd bsute In Bortsmoutb mad Cher
iponrs eiu. BON no uus iis fiG ued SiOEris
begsbeu NTH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Sa, n@et8eu SsaITe. "
GrsgraHOent 9IeueIanO's storssfe.

gr.BrGFoent @leuelanb uub Satin reiitau
nm II llbr heute Sormittug auf eiuem &rtrae
3uge Der Baltimore SbtOs 8Gbu" mad yteuz
YO1t ab. Su ibrer 8e9leituus beftuoeu ftb
irau EoIiom, @rs@eneralpOifmeifter StdtEz
ion unb @attin, fotpie Sberf 2amont uebf
8amiIte. @r.5etretdr 6airbilO unb Satin
qeIeitlten bic Abrsieubeu had benz 8abu=
bOfe, mo bic @r.Sabinets, Niit9lieoer NIB
bic Samilieu ibrer bGrrten uuo 4bi9ieO pom
ttueu nGhueu. Die i'm Buhubof oeriumnlelte
SoItsmen9e bra@te Sohrule Guf 9En. &teues
IaaO aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
0ifenbabnsglnaeIeoc ocab eitei..

Die Smiitenfaatli4e SerfesEe Commit
fen uu6 @iieubabu. @ommifare oer nerimie.
6enen StGaten ftuO bier in Geratbuus, nm
Fid iiber Gin einbeitlides Spftem fir Iuf
fteuuug BON Buhnfatiffif 3u eiuigen uno Die
9luiffi5iruus Der Sradt9iiter 81 osreinfa1eH.
Ytau eIOrtert ieruer Die Trageu, % @ieu'
babnbeuteu uidt seieslG re9ulirt wereeu
iolten uno aaf mel9em gSege iib eiubeitIiae
@eete nit Se5ua Guf ban Bahuoerfebr
itaffeu IieBeu. Die @onfereut tft uOu u
Staateu Der linton beI4idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07
Ietnsii6tes.

Gia teutige Steuer Giuuahme 5etru9
$204. 95z uno Die 3ouetunubme $89-, $40.
Cur @lul0iuu9 befiimmte HattonGis Saut=
Ncten in Se!rage bon $496, $50 I!eieu beute
i'm S3a5amte eiH.
Ger QunbsasSeuut frat beute suIamman,
Oertugte fG ieoo6 uuf Untrag 4aiiou's (5I.)
iotcrt, Obue irgen0 Jetde @si9ifte erIeOtgt
III hnSPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-07

g T7Eu6IR geld Tndl9g, jetu gIacirt, puratren
rcau zen, ytnBgu da6 tyGi.gcu.
81 Mnhmnn,s NiIen iur
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
P1OKETT's MEN GIVEN A FLAG.
The Presentation Made by the Phila-
delphia Brigade.

The Presentation Made by the Phila-
delphia Brigade.
WASHINGTON, May PA committee
representing the surviving members of the
Philadelphia brigade this afternoon pre-
sented handsome new silk flag of reguIa-
ton size and containing forty-two stars to
Gen. Pickett's division of Virginia. The
two commands frequently faced each other
in battle during the late war and
fought bravely against each other
at Gettysburg. Two years ago
they again met on the field of Gettys-
burg, at the gathering of survivin mem
bers of the two organizations, but in a
spirit of frie Idship instead of hostility.
The purpose of the p. esentation TO-DAY was
to cement the cordial relations begun two
years ago. After brief speech by John
w. Frazier, chairman Of the Philad slphia
brigade's committee. narrating the purpose
Of their meeting. Col. Rely
made a formal address, presenting
the flag to his former foemen. He referred
to their meeting each other in battle and
their subsequent frie dly gathering at
Gettysburg, and concluded by saying:
Let US pledge togethef our fidelity % that
flag which shall protect US all alike, as but
one people, hlvilg but one dest ~"
Co. B. B. Berkely received the flag on
behalf of Pickett camp. He Interpreted
the presentation as being in sympathy with
heerea- Centennial proce sion in New York,
where officers who wore blue and gray ia
the great strugg Q, rode proud peacefully,
side bv SIDE the Postmaster Gene al aud
CORPORAL Tanner were present and made
short speeches. The veterans then sat down
IN q fine cola ion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
HARRIsoN's CRUISE.
Sunday Spent r If the Quaint old Town
of Leonardtown.


WASHINGTON, May 27.-Presideut Harri-
son and party returned to Washington
about noon today from their cruise on the
Potomac in Mr.. Singery's yacht Restless
The vessel ran down about forty-five miles
Saturday and then anchored at . o'clock
for the night Early 5 day morning size
proceeded abou- twenty mlos farther 10
Leonarltown, Mi, On Brist0y's bay, and
remained or that ancient town IA day
Sunday. The President and all the
resi- Of the party made two visit to
the shore for tne purpose OF walk ng
and driving. They inquired what church Is
were ouen and found tha5 there wo.ls
be no religious services that DAY
The people soon became acquainted with
the fact that the President was 20 taclr
midst, but made no particular d mons ra-
ton. Tho party left La9nardtpw about 3
O'Clock last night and steamed lack u C.
point where the previous night WA pa ed.
and alcho ed there again and RENAL c4
until 4 O'clock this morning, hen the tar.
was made for Was Bgtgn IL railed
during nearly the entire trip.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
LIVELY TIMES IN ERIN,
EVICTORS AND TENANTS CLASH
AT FALCARRAGH.

Twenty Ave Policemen Injured During
the Encounter ~ Scaling Ladders
SwarmluG With Bluecoats Thrown
to the Ground by the Fighters Inside
the Eouses-A League to Put Pro
testants in Possession.
LONDON, May 21.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Gall asked Mr. Balfour,
chief secretary for Ireland, whether it was
true that league was forming for the pur
pose Of placing protestants on farms in
Ireland from which Catholics had been
evictei. Mr.. Balfour declared that there
was nothing blameworthy in finding
tenants for vacant land even il they were
protestants.
HEALY GROWS HOT.
In the House Of Commons '-day Timothy
Heaiy called ne speakers attention to a
dinner given in the dining-roon4 of the
house of Commons by Hon Secretary
Matthews, to which he invited the judges
composing the Parael com mission to
meet Sir Rowland Blennerhassett Mr..
Hsaly said thst Sir Rowland Blenner-
hassett was implicated in tho Pig
gott forgcries, through his action in supply
ing money to be useI in defa ming the Par
nellites, and he asked if the me II uers IF the
use Of their rooms IN { e entertainment of
such persons. [Parnellite cheers and cries
Of "OhW from tls conservatives ]
In reply the speaker said t1at he had no
authority to ask who tho guess Of mem
bers we're.
STORMY TINES AT AN EVICTION.
DUBLIN. Nav 27-There was another
conflict 1t Facarragh to-day between
eyictors aid tenants, during which twenty
five policemen were injured. Houses were
b1rricaded in the usual way and the police
we're totally unable to effect an entrance
through the doors. Finally SC IL
ing ladders were procured and with
these the attacking party endeav-
ored to enter by way Of the win
dows and roofs. As the policeman swarmed
up the ladders the inmates # the houses
rained every manner of missile upon them,
and in some cases ladders crowded with
officerswere tn own violently to tue ground.
la tlis way a number # officers received
serious injuries. As usual. the superior
forces Of the besiege at last prevailed and
the evictions were finally accom- plisned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
RIOTING AT BELGRADE.
Three Persons Killed by @ Charge OF
Troops.

Three Persons Killed by Charge OF
Troops.
BELGRADE, May 27.-Serious rioting took
place here yesterday, resulting in the killing
of at least three persons. The trouble was
due to the intense antagonism that prevails
toward the Progressist party Last night
a mob Of anh-progressists made an organ
lied attack upon the aouse of eX X-Premier
Garaschine and smashed in the Windows
and doors with stones The crowd thon Wis
tied several club house and printing Offices Of
prOgrsssists and demolished everythi e
upon which they could lay their hands
The gems d'armes we're DOwerless and the
regular troops were finally called out. Tue
crowd still refused to disperse, and the
soldiers charged, killing three of the rioters
and wOunding a number of others. The
excteme t hero today Is inte Sc and it is
feared at the rioting will be renewed.
PROGREssIsTs HORRIBLY BEATEN.
During tue ioting portion Of the mob
made a search for hidden progressists.
Five men, who had concealed themselves
when the troubl beg II, were dragged from
their hiding places and horribly beaten
with sticks. Two OF them were 80
savagey treated that they are not eK-
pected to live. The house Of Herr Cara
suauine would have been sacked by the
moo mad II not been fCr in6 "pp rtuue
arrival Of troops. After smashing in the
windows the rioters made a rush for the
doors. and were breaking them down when
the soldiers appeared upon ths scene and
DIR ve the mob before them. In the strug-
gle three soldiers were wounded.
THREE SOLDIERS KILLED.
BELGRADE, May q, IL P. M.-The situa-
ton mas become very serious. As had been
feared anD hsr outbreak occurred here to-
day, and SO ne DESPERATE fghLingt ok place
Three soldiers have bee killed, and a large
number are severely wounded. A priest,
VINO fell into the hands Of the mob, was
brutally assaulted, lis nair aCd beard being
torn out by the roots. Tho prog es sst
deputies are fyi 70 the country. The
rioters are using dynamite 70 dc AOlish the
houses Of ObsoxiOus deputies. IL is stated
that numerous bands Of armed peasants are
marching upO Bsigrade.
ORE HASDLER's STRIKE.
MIyYEAPoLIs, MaY 27-Tne Journals
Marc qIet.e fAich.j spe ial says: AT
o'clock this morning every ore han iler ia
he city struck for higher wages. Nearly
80 men are out"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
HUMBERT'S TRIP.
There Seems to Rave Been No Truth
in the Strashurg story.


PARIS, May Eth respo SO to a COM
munlcation relative to the report that King
Humbert had intended to visit Strasburg in
company with Emperor William before hts
return to Rome, Count Menebra, the
Italian ambassador to France, has assured
NJ. Spuller. minister OF foreign affairs that
the king never contempl plated such visit
Notwithstanding tho denial of Count
Menebra that King Humbert rad not in
tended to 20 to Strasburg it is rumnred
here that be hal prepared 10 accompany
Emperor William and ren0unced his pur-
pose only in Difference - an appealing tele-
gram from hls Wife, Queen Marguerite.
BELIEVED BY ALL THE PAPERS.
All the morni papers believ that King
Humbert bad really deteriUIned to visit
Strasburg, and they expressed tho opinion
that he abandoned bis mention out of RS
spect for the justiaby strong feeling
throughout Europe, especially among patrl-
o0s, against such a visit. The papers do
not hold tho | allan people resp lnsible for
his attitude, but they urge the government
TO avoid strengthening the hands of the
Italian cabinet by renewing tha commercial
relations between France and Italy.
lie Temps says that the mayor Of Stras-
burg had received all his instructions for
the reception OF King Humbert and EN-
psror William in that city.
WARNED TO MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS.
BERLIN, LAY ~. --Rafo ring to tho in
dignation caused In France by the an
nonncsmout that King Humbert Of Italy
would visit Strssburg, the KreU5 Zsttung
warns the Fren n % mind their own bus.-
ness, nor dare to interfere with Germany's
doings in her own PROVINCES.
HgMBERT AT FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, Nay e. Xxi Humbert Of
Italy arrived here today. After visiting
the Dowager Empress Augusta, the king
gave u reception 70 tho Italian residents Of
the city, to whom no said German soil was
no long foreign to Italians, wlo belonged
10 the same fa nily with the Germans. lie
declared thai he returned homo full of hap
piness.