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2ns @tftm0rOer pernnfttt.

Ct. Sobu, gt.sB., G. CttObsr. - 2Bm.
Tc8oualo, &tsrt in elmer DrOguenbnuolung
unb Sruoer Der 0ittps zines UerfOIbeueu
Wlnaors uon ct. Soln, in aI5 Die Berion
Derdnftet mprbeu, tpetde ieit eintser 3ett Der
Qiitete y@antg" per BOff UariGidte unO ben
5ob mebrerCr Berioneu neriduI6ste. Dtc DO
uoIo bat ldrgere 3eit in eiGer Siren aufaIt
ueJbr94t un6 nuroe in Iegten gtat aIS Gee
bpiIt eutIo9IgT
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@srre,rsrSeg 4yr0rleTerer ,

@ptrjt=gC &c., 5. SttOber. -
@afe-u eEtfauo metrera 1leileu 6fi1 BON
bier eiu grniristranc, car nod immgr pIttet.
Ssh eiugm beiti2au Sii0niro gat.iCbsu, bat
nGS Tous5 cir,r 3J9ssH EbgN ron 3id!niorr
gouHtp beu8cudt, Enb e5 l5iut nun anger
ie6sr Gcntrole Al ieiH. Der bereits GHger.5
tate &ta6Gu IN igBr 8roB. $et Itats uuO
6ern muroe Serf6rt uno paBrteirl5 aud
IL snn lnrlrl rlhi-L2r
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g2r. 24O,
Is. fG08e wpe Tsts
: 3EE lisHstfGss1:ig uou EVaHS RauO,a8 aadi
ssar GtaaitiubthaI7e "a IteuIpB.


&71gs 2uua!as, u. 5, 5. CIto5sr.
-SIlu gon 9alltlto1 ipurse 6eute Abeub
rad Sem Stlatsg2 2'Gu9Htiie N Ertutuu a..
braht, mn bort lbrc 5mgildNige 5aIt meleu
GuprinS aIi ihr RinoeImG6d)eu Diarn Iuu
8onne0 ~ DerbiiBeu So DaE uOt fiaHsre
Hatt, al3 Der Shsli7 ton 4.lauticz So, Der
Seul @ei25c semdB bic SerErtteilte i5on am
9ounerIinq, oem 3. Gage Hld oer Segur-
.beiluun, ms Stnatsae'iHgnis bate abIits
sru icuen, ri: gua uHo lsHer Sran eiue be-
-Sitfiebenhe SNine hsfiieg, nm in oerielbeu
u1d, 6em y &lslIsn entigrgteu SoIlaD.le tu
fcbIeu. M|cby.-s 8eporter, rueIde felt eiutz
gen 80GGn in ytnns Gambling aHf bic 4biitb=
rul1 Der e)efNrns1,n ruGrtetea, 5Gtteu 5Dar
2BiIo betcmU7sr, ba5 Sol 81 lolt' iriiher
&tG10s, nm ben 2eltuugeleuteu III eutges
ben, Iotl tsr StGleAauplfaot bebradlt pers
ben rlroe. mo 5c,tan fn aud CT Der ode
riffs &S21aur9 Gtuge'uubeR, fOuHteu a6er me-
gen eeE 9rn'slbtit 2tats Iebsu un6 batten,
DC bic .ENt'ae 'du5u iubr, bal6 0aS 9ia6les
ben. II gcgtSoiilt oggslnugt. befieqeH Der
S6friff 1aO 'eiue @e'aHgeHe eIReH Sag Der
,RsnaS aSeE',1 3ertrals BGhn," lH6 uu llar
Esthmiti .s taGgte eas EIto Ia Der Stdats,
tauplitGor an. an DepCt be1iegeH bar S6lPs
Ijff, iiue EVau uuo &ua pteber eiue 6roltl'e
unb trlfan I'm $40 an GiuGar9s oes 8ay
iauHntffes eiu, &Ua, msI9e aHi Der ganjen
Eatrt gutter gttmTuug mar un0 fi1l beious
oers III fr;uGE 'dieu, ba8 ie turd5 ibre fr.ibs
Jsiitse 9leiie ben 4eporiara Elm Stuipphen
gsidlageu. pa- ais fitl Ole @e'G1guistbiireu
bntCr iHr ifcTCH, ont eiHmHI iebr neoerSe=
tlDgeu Ura 10 st9rtifen, onB mau ui4t ibreH
Jiamen, Iltey {. eiHtrugeu founte. sic
'cnnte ihre Sgtr35uiS ieIbf SGnr ui9t uer-
bergen, ais iie fCJ 50m S6erin 9osuIcu uao
NGf1u Erau Uerlttiebete. Gol uuroe in
&buclenbett oes gaaroeu Bltteriou temGHlfsz
sGnrbtu gta6oen aEb uon bieiem Der Ufla
rore, Der @5ttiI Tatterion's, iibeTaebeu.
Gi5u trnchte iie icbaar In cine ser iiig neibz
ldle GeaTgeHe beftrmte 3gUe, no lie ibren
foatnren HuSng uebR &Rautsl uno ont nit
Solrailirqsttioe,I 5xtauiueu tnpStr@ %osf
gutem 8.traaen mertsu &0a 1872 Gage Don
ltrer &S{t1fleit QbLe35CCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
@om 9anOfreEd,era ermoroel.

YhtIabeIpbia, 6. Sttober. - I:uoIb
Chambers, eiu SenObner BON 8AottoDu,
ndte Burlington, RS, putte an SamtG9
Qbepb, aIs CT NIT @iatdafeu rad Sauie 6u.
riidtebste. bon bret 2auoitret4elu, etaidlteB'
LID elmer 5rau, au9eiuIeu nab beraubt
g9dbreub ibn bic 3tpet Dtdunsr fefbielteu,
trG6te ibm bic 6rGu mebrsre Nefferftde bet,
nu meIteu er jest i'm SteIben Itest. Sine
@6aGr 8itr9er brad CUR Serfo!9HH9 Der
SHnrhrr- nrhpr nIrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
glSmtrai Worter ersrauft.

4ropibeuce, 8..S., 6. Sttober. .-ab
mirpl Eorter lieat, ME 8emeIoet pirs, 81
Samestopu trani tutnteSer. Seuer Srt lies
auf einer SuieI uub III obue teIesrapbiihar
8e1tstr. Rihts Tdbare8 fonnte beute 92at
iibsr bsn i3uftanb oes Ibmirals in Gtfa6ruus
ebrnT,t trPrhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
c,an, esnnc ,,rr,,rthetIt

&aleigt, u. G, 5. Sttober.-9er ebez
uaIiae fatGOlde @etfltGe BOple DrrOe
beEte abenb i'm Sapetiur9elit5t iu gBate oes
on RTI. @euepa Bbitater neriibteH Ssrbrez
dsns Der NOtbbu9t duIbig befun0ea Il. 3um
Eoee HerurtbsiTt. Seiae Siuri6 t9ug ii Guf
oer %. gfoDember auberHumt nOroeu. 8a8
Serbreaen pur6e i'm lesten gtat 1eribt
Ste Slin mar bier 5tunben Lana in 8erl=
,1uug uHo brodlte erft 8egen @t!tteraahti ibren
lNnhrinrih Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
sic @et!em tn. WproweEset,.

0eten q, W!ont.t 6. attober. Die ipItes
fen g?Qdrfteu aeben Den 8euriraten cine
02ehIhett pou febeR Stiriulen bel geuein=
idaftiler Nbfimmung in Der Qe9islatur,
Lub bieis RebIheit hiirfte fh eoeutuea auf
reun feiaera. Der bemotrattide @Ouuers
usnrs @anbibat Gorle eEtielt etra 800 Stins
men Uletrbeit, p1brenb Der 8epubItfauer
Garter nit etpa 1900 Sttmmeu WaioritGt In
rem 3nfrnreR erm1hIt il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
0Ittte.

Sanius, ,@itp, go., 5 Cttober.- -guF
&llEtheu oery WtetrnpoIltau. Cuff 99mpaaute
0ou Stem. YOr" III Gin alidtliher Ssrpaltsr
tcs SefBthuma Der pSaterfdtes sRupiosErau=
fit @ompagne" elInnnt por6eu. Jm Eefg
ser 8iLfz& ompaauie beiiaoeu Ed 9ppo,bez
ZEN, s bItga.lcueu terp iapib EIonFt. Comp" !"
11m Betlage uOn 100000. Gludhduotas
9ppOtbsisujuBIu baben gu Oem Serialz
rem QeIiibIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
Cite vetDiente Sradtt YriieeI.

St.2ouis, 6. SftOber. - Capt. 8. y.
SIntterp, Brdftent Der pRerdantt' @Ieuaz
tor'@omp." unb eiu reider Siirger, lie9t in
ietner Gobnuue in fabtuuabeIa 5tabtt9eiIe
ron ct. Souls On ten Soleeu elmer fur4tbas
reu GrRht BtiigeI, bic inn beute fCiib IN
gbnin &IoEermouns grocerp unb 2Birtb'
iGait, gir. 260 uno 262, eaBzAueuue, ertbeilt
purbe, b0ruieSer uuo bsbauptet cusercem,
uul $40 III Saarselb, etneu 9iamunttncpf
i'm s8ertbe Don $500 unb cine scIoeue llbr
bttaubt norben III ein.
&lofermoru siebt au, Slatterb babe iih
aeseu llbr @tOrsers obne 83od, put uub
Sdute in EOS 3immer ieiner( 8lofermaun' 8
Satin eiugsi4nGen uub iet in fol8e Der
SGlfernie Ger 8rau ned III Der SbiiTe ertappt
rctoen. Gr (alofermarr) babe tbm nIr
nit Der ilGts1 Saao cine Gbrfeige uerisst,
pprauf Gler. 9unt, Elm 81 iabriser 0tann,
ber fia sur 3eit in Der Wirtbihaft befaub,
ben Gtneyir8tn9 Dor Die Ebure Geporfeu Il.
ulbbapbCIt babe.
9IofsImGun nuS Omit idIepnten Slatters
tGter in bas n66fe StGtiOneblus. Slnt,
aiofermanu, ner GGnntparter ees getteren
uue nehrere nnnere Berioueu, Gle p1breno
tes 80riGl!es in Ger @tltbiGaft uaren, tpur=
oen retbaftet, ietOGl. nit Ausuahme Suut,
iGnntlid geaeu Siirgiti1ft entiafeI.
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)(oUitdten=Q Qn1iioe.


Ytefsns me 2ubeO aun reHene 8acOns nit ritten gta Der
Spete 5abnauiammenu9n m pe n9 unO auen
8abNratben
bnub uGgnfen ipe fir bic @a
Garterte usgerdfln mpn Su&n Se Nppen far Sinner
prn 9en nngfer9t pia i'm @re pom S. bis 2l2 Dian ah
fe bCiatigm.
9lmsis9e aus Orsi Stndem.
Cpa3 qous getnant unie i stateR noen
enGoC Aer 10 bis 10 Sn gu ben Anagn gen
adn &re uebern6pn Snen fnb nit
pr 8adfd au 4o1eA e we Mdnncrngs an9fe9
un fneet eesann @prIs Samn UNer Gprts f
tetam-bt. bis $8 2aNen Sic I6 t6ea
ocrCgen!
2m}lge suc Stitdcn
SammunS 9n5I9n StHten &noben
rpn bis Sobrcn Sic idoi emr nia ann 9R MAIDEN
unsefatr gammsn goe fHr Die 9pc QSr
n 9eg Scre pla p ale
gfde on sumen umun Inter 0ir 3utt fn0en
inig gae Saden, prsfdlg u9ebnen Mhm83
Sic aprea gSlt aden mi GUtn bab6n 0pIn; oub,roam
un;dbpe 9ban1Eemu esan itptn Gbes ges, gemuen
saimin uno gmn Stolen. 9te gi betn nit $3.50
eebn tjs su $40 tinouf
Wf abbey & (Sare1u.
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anhLennrnher. slrtrc IN Nnnrna

EOPtt0, SOS, 5. Cttc5er.- - Die Dru-
b1narbGtGtr IN cen Sobienbergperreu Su
&crnutou, Gfage- &ountp, Sas., 9nbeg eiueu
Sfrite beGonuGu. SO mirb eiue gobuerb0z
brig ucu einem Gent pro Buidel Sobeu
ueriGrgt. 28nt,id2s'uhb uer6eH audi Die
&itciier In ban icts autetel 8er9peCten in
Icuntu fh teu Strtfell aaitIteBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
Sstu Snnecsicnotor lpcrocu

ct. Qouis, Ro., 8. Sttober. - 9as
gcueusmitgIieb Sobu So. @Iooer bat fid
I.lbf als @Gneibat fir bic Buuoeejenatorens
Rtue i'll N!fiouri ausstiinhist Hnn beabEdz
ttst, seaen Ssrator SEP ale Semerber aufs
sntretap. Glouer's Srau ID bur1 ben flrl.
iid!sn Sch itrsr 0tntter in ben 8sfs zines
gsrmU6ens BON rIstr. ais eiuer RiGioH
Z onQra gelarat unO iOl bereit ieiu, es iih
Gin ih0ues Stld &elo fOften gu Iaien, nm
ibrtr @dtten ann EunSssieuntor Al maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
49. SaDrgan0.
9}ene SyoGonS
j naGen unO j in 0 c t.
Sos 2serlccritc, oaS ur je 1T oieScr Staot 9cIebeG
int 9GcrtGc bon ODer ll,,tOerttnmielto 9onars.
Shul.

edtdhn 25 S mas baigr it, mare oes &ron n
uert 4niise $1J, 81 $3.50. Suneer ebr
St6neu an3gcu 3aeue D 81um
beipnoe braudbaren Nnagen
9utncn fir ST. S. Sc, s. S. an5ase, m5e
airgg we Stu wcr1en tnnn mS moc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
gyun etHetI GroSGFen!wtf4jer Ct
EdtUSIetf.

HouisBiIIe, an., S. Gtt0ber- Ghnles
&eslou, Yrtuutpoliut Guf 6em lguicn'Slaus
ho, Harb gciiCrH A5euO al gBunbeu, Die er
on 8OnuGriina abeub UOn Betet JiyG0Il0t I,
urem Observation-Disclosures, eTbaIt5n bate. Ji.s
toIcn rUur nit elmer DTOiute ON 5abagofe,
um e,rtH 0pirmraHoeu SIg III eTDlrteu.
81 mar betiluIcu, Hnb ga or liG uBgettaue
ter RebeEaarten bet:eutc, II lro cr U5u S2eioH
uom gahuhOi rOIjGepieleu altatt 3u gebeF,
prlna yunOtou unm Bod2 nuo besnuu auf
ben YoIrjifieu Bu iaieBlu. Die t0lri1e Sus
Gel oraua GeraOe inter Der yGube eiu, gEua
turdb bar geib uH0 fam SUldeu Der 9tEfie
uno Der gEirbeiidHe blrnns. &3ssiou mar 80
Sabre aIt uuo iletS ais tin rubiser uuo iists
bioer Diann beiauut. gr mar is;t ldHgeEer
Get auf oem uutcus 8abubof Qls 9ps5iuIs
NtrIi4f7 1unpGput
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Wttr w3tllgel(n IA gS0e Vtfbrauttt.

g8iuoua, WliI., G. Gtlcber - 8. e.
goU8 8efGuratiOu, sin ;pstiGdtges 8retterz
gtbaab9, brauute bsute ilib Ite6er, ulo BON
ueun aauueru, 0Ie I'M obereu StOtrert
idIjsIsu, purSeH pier, Rameus s. u. &bu'
mas, 8. ganIeg, 55bu GrOud uao Baul
gEtpjam2, iaumtI.C Bsiuher oOu ansparts,
an Eobe oerbrauut 9je Spfer mlren Sc
idat5lgute aus Ocu counties gBe5fer uuo
Eihbbsba uno befaHoen f6 aEi Dem 6etm'
mcgee oou @euPBla, 10 itc gHaarcn einses
fn..f hnttar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
SGtuuu fdue.

SpringfieIb, mO., 5. Gttober. auf
Ger vSt. gcuis SGN frauclscOer BabR" lit
urpeit 9sOrt5 Sistu Gin 6ra6t3uS entsIeif.
Gie 2otOmottus unS iieben @asgons ifiirSten
ben gahneamm hiuob unS nHrben Sertriiuts
mstt. Der 3u9iiitrer Sauase erIitt t6NtIide
GsrlsBunaen: erei anbere 8abuan9efsll!e
pnrben libel 3ussridtet.
@orrp, 1a., 5. Sftbr. - Ntebrere G8a9>
aons zines 6radt;uses Der UsBefern gepz
Dorf Bennipluanier 8ahn" wnrben bier
WleiIen itteIit noE bier bel Teller AuFia1rt
bon bar Sertoppeiuug Iosgerifieu uno roIItsu
osn Serg biuab, no iie nit eiueu eutgegeu=
foumeueen &GrioueuSuge suiummeufieBeu
9uId bic genalt Der @ouiFou rpurSen Die
sotcmctire Enb stpet g8GsSous iertriiulmert.
Bier Sahran9efellte trugeI i4uere SerIets
sungsn tauon.
8ome, @u., b. Sttober. gin Sradt;ua
cer ,5iome SsCatur Dabnn if aGt Weilen
iisH6 bon bier oerrueliidt. Die 2oscmottue
nuo msbrere sSagguus entsteileu NIB fttirs.
Ten ten SolrScmm biueb. Ser Seiser @b.
Sprcule une elm farbiser Brenlisr purOeu
uuf Der Sssae get6btst. 3uafiibrer 8nbert
Sin stI'tt tpotrlaeinIid t0otItae SsrIesnn'
aeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07
Sd1uCeSsurut.

godpOrt, RzD., 6. Stto6er.-Gtseu
4 llbr beute hii5 pauOeIte fb Der nlbyeuo
Der NGdt Iulleu6e Regen In 5aRee mn uRS
betielbe ltsgt is9t ieds 3ou bed. Der
SuuCefurm huuerte erei Stuuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07


- On Bern nurb. 5orseRsru oer Gongre5
BEG ,interuatiOaalsg !iterarifdeu u 2i.nfIeg
&ereius" eI8fiuet,
- Ter Suttnn oon Warottc mjro am
Wontag aus Eaa8ar abretien Iao uaB 6eJ
3utiidiebrsu.
-8ia Yicrta eat nod teina yiadriA! ars
5uIten, Bag ost 9iaremitI4 &oafaataopeI
3u bendeu 9eosalt.
Der igan5 55fi6s g!nIez EReOSoge George
gafi0u gisItague III i'm litter bon 49 Subyen
asfolbeu.
- Der Eantonnlrrth bas 9antcns 5rai,
burg ia bar Shneti cat 2,250,OC1 Jranc9
jiir bic Stih0uus elmer ta.b0Iii4eu llRiUeti,.
tat aerpilli9t.
- 6lu. Sules GeErs's Organ In Baris Be.
frsitet, bOB fi9 Ger @gsBremter nG3 8eglir
oher nad @hiua beaebg1 peroe.
- Die 8eaierung Der ShUeil cat tas
rar6loie SAWspu!sar in tbrer aEmee ein
seii,brt.
= Sp elmer Srsltus 81 SpaRiea, 8ales
gebrlt2aer 8eyl0mmIuua oon Blettafsl
TOdsitarten purre cine giiccintioa AZ @e
idiitsipaden gesrLiuoet.
- Gin sefteru IN 4atDerpea aussebru&g
! Ess 6sgss ai&srte apguits 9dgisr siu,
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&tbcn, 6. Cftober. - Der G0lig un6
Bic SGnistn ucu @rtedauIaa0 tebrteu bsu'e
oon aopenbq9eH 5uriif uao pur6eu oEr9
bic Ben0Itetuug euipuFaatia empfaugeu. -
@s nlEb oiijiiau 0eJtiuoet, 0aB 6aiier gBiIs
helm ar 26. .. Sits. bier etuIy5ieu miro.
Spdte- Miro er Gi9mpia IN 8riadeuiauo
beluGeu. Seiue 5eabfd;tstc SiIite Ia 3lom
if aufgegeben pOrbeu. Die mdtlttgf 0euiide
Tlctte, peIde lemGIs tut ytttelmeere er.
itieu, piro ben Salisr ua6 &tbeu 2stor.
tiren,
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Giue OeuifAsttaIteaiIat 6Iotts auI Oea
gRi1teIu1eer.

Qoubou,5. Gttober. - Sine iebr ernfs
uuo mittige gtatriht trai beute Abauo uou
Berlin bier etn. 8tsislbe beiast, baB oGs
oeutid5e @eidpnoer i'm mitt1uiubijGeH Uteer
nit oGr itaIisnileu Slotte uerbunoeu uuo
Betoe inter eineu &Oumnubeur gefsqt lper,
ten ioueu. Die GhentIi6e SGrIiiuoi9uug
oitjcs Grei9riiIea Nib pabEenO ber Hume
ierbeit bes 8aiiers gBtbeIm i'll DlouJa, no
er unb bic Saiieriu am Il. GltOber nit Der
italieniideu S0utaeianlIte 3uiammen trsfitn
ncrbeu, fatliiuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07

Sic SttdWsbEtn tp 5rantret6. .-.StsrF Srsts
;rI pr YsSubItEaaiit5en SauSioatsu era
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07

2on6on, 5. Sttobsr.-D 4Htbeil Der
Purnelitau On ben Soften bes Burnea' Bro
seIies etnidtssIid Der @etber iar 3en9er
unb BeridtsrRatter if CUR geuiise ourt ben
Cutf6dtiguaasfono ee0edt. cir &harIss
8ufeu erbleit fIoOO iiir Die i5Eift:ide aus'
atbsitung oss 8sGtsRreites NIB Gaseroem
$500 9istsu fir geleifiete AouotutlnoienRe.
Die So. &eih uno 9odpooo aEsiel.en ie bic
SGlite ees Ucrsrpdbutsn BelrGges- Die uHz
iof:a Der Eiues" iibetidyeiten bic 0lr Par'
nel!tea I'M ein BeSeutenoea.
8ombta: SrpIoTioR ia 1rieF.
g8teH, 5. Gttobar. - @eferu abeHo
mur6e nor benz 8abettsntauie in Grteft cine
Sombe jur @rpIofou ssbra&t. Die Sreat
bes @sbGubes nurbe fart beidI0ist uno
iebes Senfer sertIiinmert, aber yhenanb
uerlstt. Die S9unbtbat mar Obne 3petfel
bus sBerf BON Srreoeutifeu, pel4e oar4
iolde WiitteI ihre bofinunssloe asttntion tpt
bic gSieberoereinisuns Don Erief nit Sta'
Iies sg[reGt lg srbultsp iuaeg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-07

gtabrib, 6. Sitober. = Die @ag;aruu3
bepiGigte geferu siuem Di0rber, uel9er 3u
Sfunn tip9sridtet tDerteu ioute, BsguQOts
guug. Die bieebe3ii9li6a Botdaft nHrbs
turd irgerb eiueu llmfuub uer508ert, uuo
ole fie bns 8efdngnis 1u Ofuua erretbte,
mar cas- Sooeaurtbeil bereits uoufredt.
, 1889-10-30
cAUsTIC %CoFFEEN.
The Gentleman from Sheridan Has a
Sharp Pen.

A benighted Sheridan county bloke
named W. j. Slower challenged the Hon.
FL. A. Colleen to a series of joint debates
on statehood and before signing himself
most respectively" delegated a friend to
make necessary ''arraignments'' for the
wordy battles. The friend fuked because
he was a loyal statehood man and Mr..
Colleen made this novel response:
W. j. Storer, Esq, DEAR SIR:-I can
not at present enter into such an ''arraign-
ment as you have 50 respectively" pro-
posed. My humble abilities might not
enable me to convince YOU that you should
favor statehood for you have already
stated that when your head is set against
anything no power could change it." ]
am inclined TO take that view of your
condition myself, and sadly con
template the possibility that Wyo-
ming may have to enter state
hood without the delectable conjunctiyity
Of your paronymous perspicaciousness.
The e~xhuberant productivity of resilient
verbiage generated through the exces-
sively fertile convolutions Of cerebrum in
the empyrian dome of your intelligibility
is almost certain to break forth in an in
imitable and incontestably illimitable
repercussion that | beg to be excused.
Your Obedient Servant.
IL. A. CoFFEEN.
, 1889-10-30

tors return. the Sun takes a different
view of the matter. 1t says in the course
OF an article on the subject: Nothing is
ever gained by Understanding the
strength of the opposition. A great deal
Of credit has been given Dir. Altman for
the manner in which be has beautiied the
city park, and no one will say that he is
not justly entitled to praise therefor.
The Sun, on several occasions. has taken
great pleasure in complimenting the gen.
tleman upon the success which has attend
ed his Earnest efforts in that direction"
Further on the same paper says: 1T
does not. however. follow that Mr.. Alt
man would prove as successful a member
Of the legislature as 10 the public duties
referred to. Therefore, the argument in
his behalf should rest upon other
grounds"
Quite the contrary OF this is glaringly
true. The city council is a legislative
body Just as is the legislature itself, only
in a more circGmscnbed field. Training
in the one body fits a man for the other.
In the council Mr.. Altman was the only
member of his political faith, yet his In
~dividuality, strong common sense and
knowledge Of the needs Of the people
brought him prominently to the front on
every inpor ant question.
When the rights OF the masses of the
people were invaded no mans voice was
raised in stronger protest than Mr.. Alt
mans. 1t was the opposition to the
truck bill started by Mr.. Altman which
crystallized public sentiment so strongly as
to lead to its subsequent veto by the
mayor.
Mr.. Altman would be an honest. earn
est and respsectble figure in any public
gathering Of citizens hat might assemble
10 Wyoming territory.
, 1889-10-30
IN A BLINDING STORM.
An Accident West of Green River
Yesterday Morning.

There was a terrible blizzard in the
Green River country Monday night and
yesterday morning. The wind blew a gale
and the air was full of snow. While the
storm was at its height an accident, which
might easily have been a freightful casu-
atty, occurred at a station a lew miles
west OF Green River.
A west bound freight train crashed into
the second morning east bound passenger.
Three engines were considerably smashed
and several cars somewhat damaged.
Happily the only person injured was an
engineer, who Jumped, and his bruises
are slight. he being still on duty. That
the accident was not more severe is little
less than a miracle.
The elements are mostly to be blamed
for the collision. A headlight ten feet
away could not be seen and no brakeman
could stand the breeze on the hurricane
deck of a box car.
Near Green River the wind sweeps
across the prairie at a terrific rate, and
men and stock have often been lost in
storms in that vicinity.
, 1889-10-30
CUTTING DOWN TIME.
The New Mail Trains VIII Fairly Fly
Across Wyoming.

In speaking of the proposed Union Pa
cifc fast mail trains, the Omaha Bee re-
views the subject from the opening of me-
gotiations to the prcsant much the same
as the matter has been covered by TIE
LEADER exclusively and says:
As a consequence. two fast mail trains,
to be known as Nos. ) and 4, will be put
on. running solid between Omaha and
San Francisco and Omaha and Portland.
These trains east bound will be scheduled
at the remarkable speed of forty-four
miles per hour between the Pacific coast
and this city, and the west-bound will be
scheduled at forty miles per hour between
Omaha and the Pacific coast.
Under the new time card. to take effect
Nov. II, Nos. 3 and 4 passenger trains Of
the present schedule will be abolished.
Capt. w. II. White, superintendent of
the railway mail service. says that under
this change the time of passage of mail
east bound, from ocean to ocean, will be
reduced forty-five hours, and west bound
twenty-five hours and thirty-fve minutes.
In addition to the mail cars each of these
trains will have two Pullman ~sleepers, one
destined to San Francisco and the other
to Portland. They will be separated, of
course, going west, at Green River.
No. 3, west bound, will pass through
Cheyenne about 9 u. IN: No. 4, east
bound, early in the afternoon.
, 1889-10-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

George f. Reppy is up from Denver.
II. w. Holt has zone to Rock Springs.
Engineer Huntley is back from Den
yer.
Mrs. j. X. Shingle has zone to Kansas
City and Chicago.
S. N. Chugston. Chicago, Is an Inter
Ocean guest.
Trainmaster Parsons and wife and
daughter are in Laramie.
W. Z. Skinner. the Street stable car
man, returned to town Yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Clary has been confined to
her home for the past week with muscu-
lar rheumatism. She is now improving
in health.
, 1889-10-30
TIE TINE CHANGED

During the absence of the editor some
light weight editor pro tenn got hold of the
Sun columns and wrote a silly lot of twad-
die to the effect that while Mr.. Altman
might be = cool gardener he would neces-
sarily be a ~noneuity in the legislature. In
effect this knowing individual also decided
that when it became . question of who
possessed in the mos. eminent degree
every qualification Of a legislator, the
whole world stepped aside and with uuan-
imous Accord pointed to Mr.. Thos. B.
Adams.
In its yesterdays issue. after the edi-
, 1889-10-30
Opening wyoming Coal Mines.

Nj. ID. Hanna, a member of the direc.
torate OF the Union Pacific, returned from
the West yesterday, where he has been
looking after the coal fields of the com.
pany.
Mr.. Hanna is chairman..of the coal COM
mittee and states that his mission west
was for the purpose of obtaining proper
knowledge of the existing supply. 1t is
the intention of the company to open up
several additional mInes in Wyoming at
at early date.
, 1889-10-30

We. the undersigned. wish to make
known that we have opened a regular
store for the sale Of delicacies. We will
sell choice cuts only Of fresh meats, all
kinds Of foreign and domestic sausaees,
canned and bulk oysters in any quantity
to suit the purchaser. fresh and sailed
fish and canned fish. We will keep con-
stantly on hand all Of the finest grades of
imported cheese. The stock of articles
which we carry is too numerous to men
ton. but We invite one and all to come
and see US. Whether they make pur-
chases or not We will be glad to give them
information as to our prioes. In oysters
we know no n can compete with US in
prices and quality.
We propose to sell at the rery lo,oest
figures and positrely only for cash.
Past experience has taught US that a
cash business Is beneficial to all concerned.
Yours truly, KABIs l. MILLER,
ldleman block. Ferguson street.
, 1889-10-30

Courtesy of Nyo. Archives & Histd
, 1889-10-30

Call and see the artistic novelties dis
played in millinery at Mrs. Browns. l722
Ferguson street.
, 1889-10-30

The best sausage maker in the town
works at II. +. Shuldt's market opposite
City hall
, 1889-10-30

All kinds of Job Printing neatly and
promptly executed at the Leader Office.