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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
gODoerIp's RnSn,tmesprepset.
1ts Ghef btS eoeIR SeSen8 tbet uebeIRGnDs
tn oEs dtsiet,iaHiid1eu RofttR. 5aS
anitraItidbe GsGhIinfseR ais g9IttsI aur
2bbalfs.

aaEraIti8e SsebgipRsm ais gattsG aus
gbbaIfs.
BbiIabeIphin O, 80. 4uguH. .-Gaues
lals gSertmeifier RoD6erlD bat abermaIs ein
Dlanifef erEnfen, iportn er aeaen bic auteri'
Vauiiben poIitiid1en 3Hffiuoe An feloe Stebt.
Sc beist ba inter Qnoerem: o., Ser Bittger,
DelGer ieiaen &ntI3ettel fir etneu Gambia
ten abgiebt, bat gar feine 9arautie, 6Gs 6ieie
Stimme fiir ben gtaun ieiuer Q8abl ge3dblt
pirb. gr lpaiB, Bag Bablbenmte le5r Ieid1t
fdufli6 iiub unb oas es in ben meifel 5Gaen
on BEN n0tbi9en yStoffH gum 2lniaut uiht
fablt. Dag 5timtnae6er einaeidliidtert per.
Den, II laubbeiannt, nno 8teiedigeu, Ipel4e
8iaS niGt glaHbeu rurueu, brau5eu fi5 uur
eirMal Ia Der yiGbe zines Bab1olale In elmer
Snbuftieiiabt aui8ufeIeu uuO 80 beobahtsu,
ME Der OIIaHn con 9influB" fG 6ieies gtns
flHHe8 beotent. gStr tuerfeu uHs germ IN bic
8raf ilber bte guIeritdntIdle Biirgerpitroe
uno Die efOut8Itd)e 0tabt,H meIGe Der ames
rttanilde Biirger an gBabItage geHieBt.
Nber tDeld' Elm &rHs tf bod 0ieie ,tUntas
lide gladt" gegeniiber Der Birigi9feit! gfebs
Men mir gum BeiipieI cine 6abrti, In tpelder
100 grbetter 6eihifttgt fHb. 80 berlel6eR
iIno gRdbIer, unO Gtn gBahItage i4reiteu bieIe
80 In SegIeituag ibres p8oB" 5ur 8abIRrae
uu6 fttnmen bas Stdet, eas ibneu fu0or BON
y ySoB" etnaebdnbist tpor6en if. Der s8oB"
uab ieiae politiden 6slfersbelfeE iebeu i@0n
Oaranf, bHB bas ri9tige 8idet aeftmmt utro.
Su 6etielben Beiie 9sbeu Der pOIitii&e - pSOB"
uub Der nSaIOonfeeper" 81 Berfe. Sat an
allen S8abIpIdbeu faoet man bieies poItti'
i5e 3ri0, tpeIGeS bic 0dbler mad Rraiteu
beeinflHst.m m - 3um SGIuB gebt BOtrbeylp
ensrgilh fitr ginfiibrung bes GufraItl4en
BGbIsGbtems in's 3eug, 0urG neldes
allein Der BIbler bon Der 8eeiuflufung bers
berbIiner gIemente bel Der Qbsabe ieiuer
Stimme betpabrt perSeM f6une. @r fOrbert
bic ,,91itter Der Qrbeit" i'm gauBeu 2Gnoe aui,
fir bic &iHftbruug 6es geHanaten gBabls
Sbtems In iGmmtlt6en Staten Der Union
3u aaitireH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
60 SnIdltnfnfE(fr aeletntt .

Rem Dort so. auguF.-9er betaunte
Gdi6eHipigler 6ermaau erihieu beute gtaG'
mittag i'm BoltJeis6auptqaartier uuo bertG'
tete, bas CT um $3.50 Oelnpiuoett moroen lei.
Sc erbeut, baB er iiir3ii4 bon eiuem Dlauu,
Wameu8 QigbtbOloer, in BbiIaoelpbta eiue
GD3atl 4itien faufte uno etneu gbed gum
obigeu Betrnee bafiir aab. Spdter ermitteIte
er, O1B bie 4ttien gduBltd perthIOs ieten,
a[lsiu 2iPbtbUIber bate bus b0biH lbou ben
Shed fhlfg uub fd ieIbft aus Oem 9tau5e
gGmaht. gian gIauOtr 6ab er itd] uaa Bal,s
benebeu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
ifnEer @erfehs init gannsn.

5auEt ct. @arie, Ri9., 30. aug.
- Die bier tnaeuNe Giienbpbn' Contention,
peldler 9eIe9atsn ans Winnaip'a, 9afota,
gEisconfu, Ridigau, Suinois, Bennigloas
uieu uuo Soma beipObueu, protefireu in ei'
uer 9eniibrift an BEN &cngreS gegeu ale
uuo iebe @eietgebuH8, tueI9e benz ireteu
gilenbabnberfeAr Spiidsu ben Ser. Stanten
uub ganabG 8ei6tdutuuSeu auferIe9t. Dur5
iolme BeIGr1ufnngeu, bei5t es in ben betr.
BeldIiifien, iriirOeu 9rcbujenten uu6 @nI=
Iumeuteu gleiGmdbis bu Ieibea baben, beions
hers ober Der gderhan treibenbe giorbpafen
her Yer. Gtaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Spfet oeS @ltlwaufce'r SbeEtt.
fefeGtfS.

Ritpautee, 8iac:, 80. auauf. -
28dbrenb bes Sdeiusefedts, peIhes geteru
Gbeut CUR BerberrlthIng bes Rationaunaers
Der y@raub Armp" bier fattfaub, purbeu auf
benz 8unbes'3 3oGbampfer gisefeaben" suei
Wattcjsu, Rumeue Sob. 9duI3 aus Detroit
unb Gtna. 9ottibeab aus DionireaI, burd
bic berfriibte @ntIabHrg elmer Sauoue i1ner
berIebt. Uni eiaem Der R1rierboote erpIca
Sirte etu Wi6rier, unb Buei anbere MtatroIeu,
Ramens 5ranf Saplss aus 0fituaufee uu6
g. g. 9icd Gus Sbiensbiqe, erlitteu IGmer,.
bafte, ie0o6 niht lebenegefabrlihe Bnaber.
@nseroem purben Der 18 idbrige Q8m. Bates
un6 gBm. Sill aus Rilpautee bArG Die oers
friibie Gutlatuns zines R6rier8 bertpunbet.
Sin moberH getleiheter iuuger Ranu nit
einem grfurF0usbiuet uus philadelphia In
ber Saiae, auf peIGem Der Rame ySttO
R6mer" ffnnb, farb gefteru abeuo i'm 5oipis
tai. gr purbe betpuBtlO5 an Der 8bttefiib.
Bob. 9lrab gefubeur Huo man bermHtbat, oa5
er Git eingeuommen bate.
8os Ratiouauager Der u@rarb 4Emnn
bra6bte heute ieine Sisuug sum gbimIuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
auIturfdmpferIt@eS aus Gauaoa,

Wfon treaI, 0ue., 80. Nuguff. - Da
n9Ieb." Or. SurIburt BON Sttapa ieiue abs
ftt ausgeiprO9en baber iou, bus er bie
5eransforberHn9 bes befauuteu Seiuiteu
Briefers Bater BbeIau nunebmeu uub bes
peien noue, oas 6ie Seiuitsu au Der 9cttrIu
,,oer 3med beiIigt bas Mittel" fefbaIteu unb
re Ieb1eu, 70 fanb beute cine SeriammIung
bon bier 96iebarihteru fatt, bic eiuen ftnfs
ten 3u erpGbIen bnben. Die Sier fcnuteu
iidl aber ui1t eintgeu, unb 10 6Ieibt bic IN.
peIeseubeit unr6erbanb nod unerIebiet. Or.
SuIburt tpirb beinud1ft ietne 8eneiie in
Broidiirenform ner0featIiGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Seffait ia Ser Gnilnfr anHe.

SbeGbnbtIGe, Sub., so. &uguF. -
glidaeI Bofep, Der S@aBmeifer BON SbeLs
bp'@Ouutp, gefan6 ieiuen 4bDotaten 4bams
uuO 9orb, bas $500 in ieiaer Eafie febl'
ten. 8idter SOrb benadrtdtiste bente ieine
Siirgen, Iuo oieIelbeu iper0eu norgeu boz
sebeu. 9ranibeit unb i6pere Gampasnes
llnfoflen IOllen bic Seruntreuuu9eu peraus
laBt baber. gr tptrb @igentbum i'm Bertbe
bon r1sbreren Eaujsnb Dollars iibergeben.
Die Gouuts= =Gomuifdre tperbeu nIGfe Bos
DE ieinea yia6foIser eruenneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
9ilr8er George SFraucts SraEn's
2eYF9flatn.

Weme gorF, SO. auguF. - ,,BfrgerD
George 6rancis Grain nertitnbet, bag ieia
140stdgtges 6afteu nabe5u beeHoet if. @r
bebauptet, er babe rdbreno Der 9aH,eR Belt
ti9Iidl mr. 3Dei Safen &botOlabe unb efni'
ges Sbf genoheu. gls er 8efragt tpuroe,
mas ct jest Suerf efen tperbe, i6magte ct
nit ben Qtppen uno iagte; g@ebudene 8ob.
men. SD ba6te 3uerf On gritue Grbien,
babe rnt1 ie6O9 test fttr gebadeHe 8obnen
srtidIoffen.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
gtntnthiimItd6er SeIbffntorS.

Chattanooga, Eenu., 80. guauf. -
Trl. SSa Wc2eau, meIGe ftir3lt9 10 i5reds
Iid5e Brnubpunoen erlttt, ais ibre Sleloer
burd oas, ME man nernutbete, jufdal9e
Grplcbireu elmer 2ampe SeRer fi1seH, If
bente pefctbsp. SurB uor ibrem Eooe err
fldrte fie, iie babe abii6tIid ihre SleiSer entz
,iiuoet, nm fi1 bn8 9eben IN uehmen. sic
{rIlte ii6 pG1fe Bode uerbeiratbsu, uub ea
ihr 3uf bisher unanaetaast mar, tanu man
ftb Sen Selbhmorb niht nnber3 erflSren, aIS
oos ne i.lfnuia aeporbeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Entne6nila etner ar0ketl N5hIt.

Rome, @a., so. ausuf. - gls ulebrsre
atteiter, nsI4e bret Wletlen BON bter nit
bfm @raben eiHes Srnunsus beiaGtti8t ma
rem, oefietl cine &tsfe BON 25 f5uB erreiht
buttea, fiel pISsIi4 Der Sobeu aus BEN eOhe,
nub bic WIGuner fiirbteu 3ebn fus tief in
eiHe S6bIe binab. @tHe lutsriH4uus ersab,
bas ff bic 66ble lzeilennelt erFredt unb
uatb nerIhiebenen Rihiangea bin persmeist.
Sine seRanere GrforiduaG iOIl beIte fiatt'
ftRheu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
aAnf7efFs Synbre 3Wd1tbous.

BrQnbenburg &9., 80. 4uguft. -
Radl ;rpeluubGpanstsfiubiser 8eratbu1g in
bem 8tGter BrutuGn'ihen Ntcrbfale 1ab
Die Surb elm auf 9ObtidIus Iauteuoes Ser
bift nb uub bernrtheiLte ben Guaeflagten 3u
fiiufse6u Sahren 3Hdltbaus. 3as @er6it mar
cine lleberraiduug uno @nttiuiduns SngIetdl.
@idbter YuuimOu's 6reuube erparteten mad
bem uueeibrEebeneH @eiis befieH TreiIpres
d5ura, ndbreno Die gutLage Elm GobesHr=
tbeil ermartete. 2ldter BuIiman bate Ieis
rsr 2sif Snnes gI, Rtuer eIidoIIefi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
gNnhIfrainaue IA glfErffn.

Stabt We Ttfo, 80. guguf.-Su Der
Gtabt RaeaaIena i'm Staate sonora beam
ln5te bic gBabl erntlidAe Gramnae. 6ooe'
raltruppen musten 81 6tilfe peruen peroeH,
mn BEN 4ufrubr 81 uSterorftder.
Stint Periouea put6eu 9eferu In bielt3er
Stnbt tur6 ben @inRur3 0tr WiauerH elmer
Bribatpobnuug getOotet.
Die importirteu Srnpp 'idsn Rau0uen tpers
Sen burG Su9uerfaE6ige elmer ueaea Probe
uuiertporfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Ssitt SerassGteber tns SSaOianers
SErritorttltit.

Sanfasz @itp, Ro., 80. 4nauR. -
6. .. 9epins, Brdfbent Der p@biretee'
Cattle Comp" iff ioebeu bon elmer Suipef
tionetcRr i'm Sn6iauer. SerritoIium ;uritdge
febrt uuS iugt, bic Seri9te ii6er Esras 6ie'
ter In jsnem Eerritotium ieien iebr iiberlrie'
ben trcraeH. Cine loIdbe Epidemic erifire
utrGenSs, nne eiaselae GGue lsien isItensr,
ole esn0hnlih,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
So etn TpesteIer ssusRu8 naa 9se
Ssetdfte.

Die leste Der popularan grturFoneu ber
gBaltimpre Gbto z8abH geieuiGait" un4
4ltautic. Gitp fuoet Samftag, ben 81. 4ns
quit, fiatt. Ger gytraz BUG gebt mn 5.2O
g1aGmiitag BON Der Gambeus 9,ation ab Hno
Iauot nm 10 llbr 4benoe in GtIantics2ttp an.
8inete geIteu 5ur 8etoHrreiie bic etH@
IGIit6li6 Dlontng, ben 2. September.
BaIlor. gBassons uub prd4tise EassBag'
9ons aHf oisier 8oute.
Sius rnb SelmIahrt aur S3,
aauieu Sie Sbre 5abrforte iitr 6ieie iebanss
peTtbe Gegeubeu bRgaitasIGeube Baea'
IiEie. G2Q6-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Gin Rpni,ntetlt II. gRanafIas .

% an ias, Sl., 80. AngnFt. = @tn
UOuument ju ghreu Der tpdbreub bes 8iir.
gerffieges In Der biefseu llmgebuns gefaIIez
Graunfein, tpte CT auf bem SdIabtieIbe bon
8uu Stun gefunben miro - tpurOe 1eute bas
bier entbilt. Senator Daniel un6 B. 8.
f. Zee, Elm Sobn bes 9eueraIs 9io5ets g..
zee, bielten Reben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Son SatloFret1ern beraubt 1no
eTtftDroet.

Qfbertp, 3d. 80. 4usuH.-Gin geaer,
befFeu Seine unb alne burdl eiueu 3ug ier.
me[ut meroen tparen, puroe beute fIiib auf
eeu GeIeiie Der y9forfoIt g8efistn Balm"
uufaefuuoeu. @r ftnrb bGIb barauf, tbstIte
ieecdb Dor Isinsm EOhe nit, bas er ouf siuem
9uae uen trei neisen 2anbErei4eIn beraubt
nn6 narr tsrat Hntsr bic 0iaher ssFoseu
tpcresn lSt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Ste Fd1neQne Ra1rf.

RetD,OOrt, 80. guguf. - Der beute
bier augefOmmene 5ambHrger 9ampfer ,, 60
Iumbia, peIGer bic btsberiae iGueniie sSabrt
3tptdeH Soutbampton unb Rerrs gorf ria6te
Is Gage un0 21 Stunbeu), bat iene 2eifung
itbertrOffen uno Eegte bte 0teiie In Easeu IS
Stuncen uub 20 giiuutsn 3uriit. Die
ta9Ii9 suriidgeIegte MeilensabI ift: 373,
ats, AIS, 453, 459, 48l urb 3S4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
,,GtnaEiuaH Sadion's" So6tet sc.
FfDEbets.

Charlotte, 0.sg., 80. ausuF. .-6rau
8. q. @brifiau, gebOrene SuIta SadiOH,
bas eiajige Sinh Oes beriibmteu conf0oertrs
ten Generals 0StOuemau Sadion," farb
beute bubier mad Bueip6diger Rrantbett am
Rsruenfeber. Shr Gate reoigirt bier etn
BoGenbIGttf In0 ibre SHUTTER Iebte NIT tbr
5uiammeH. 9te lIeberrefe tperOeu In 2,rag.
ION, 8a., jur 8ube 9ebettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
gRnI(er Fbtt nF0f.

@l'BGio, Ger., 80. Iu9uF. - @eues
rol SampIOu, ber Heuernaunte amerllauii5e
9onIul fir BnIn hRl gicrte, tonute leiu Imt
heute uiGt antreten, DO Der OUuUeraSu= eov
Gbibuuba tele9rnpbirte, ar fOuue Dies uidt
tbuu, bic ibul Die msrttunii5e 8egieruug ba5
gyeQuutHr ertbetIt babe, mas pabyi9eiaIt9
uidt geifebeH rptrb, ba bieielbe bic abaerH'
Jung Sampjons Oor Der Ser. Staateu 0ie'
nfor1Trrn he~Tor7nps1 t1iTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
3U E00e UetDtnlltlt.

BfttsbUrg, &c., 30. auauf. - SH
Galuegie, Bbipps & comps StabIperteu
fliirJte beute Elm GROCER &tgel uou sei4m0lz
semen Dietnls nm, uno Der Subalt lpribte
nod ulieu 6ibtuu8eu umber. Auoreas Eepps
IeC uub Elm anberer Grbejter lDurOen Bu Eo0e
oerbr1nnt, uub febeu Deitere Uiauner erItlen
ifmera 8erIsBungen. 3pei Der 8erpHuOes
ten bgilnben Iiu IN iri.lmgnl Sufanh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
GrnftFn,s m1rnar. !.

@btcaao, so, NusuR. - Der Bro8es
aeaen tie R6rter Gronin's nnhm heHte Dor
Sen Gidter We@onueu jetuen Iufanp. Die
bertiaeu GerbanhIHngeu beIhrdattan ttG AMI
bic einIeiteulsn S4ritte aur 3uiGHnIsu'
itbRus elmer SHre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31

2oubou, 30. auguf. - Srau gtahbrid
nuIoe bet ibrer Anfuuft Ia Der 8ottuasr
strafnnfaIt BON 9efdnguiBarat unterindt
uub auf isine NuOrouuas tu's GstauSui5fo'
pital gebraGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
@eotNEIi0tr lInf0Il tn eiaetts
SbTbff0I.

BbtIQbGIpb 10, 80. anguIt. - 5n Ser
Bbilnoelpbier @ntbinOuugsanhalt an @ds
Der H. nnb Gberrpfrase brad beute ylad5s
nittag oos &leBatorieil, na0 Der Tabrfubl,
In meIhsm iid flint SranfenndrtertnHen HHe
Elm iuuger SHriGe befaabeH, fiirite aus
beul oritten Stodmert iu's Souterratu biHs
ab. SammtIibs Suiaiien tpurbeu Uerlett,
RimIjdl:
SberiranleHwGrterin 5rL. Riusbaugb, bic
Wautertnueu guttle, @5aHuOep, 8tlttuIou
unO WcgUnGlb, iOpte Der gleuatgrbHri4e
Gtfiuiou.
Jlit ausuubme 6es 6rl. BiIiiusion, oeren
3ufanb man fir bebeatu@ bdlt, TT yhsmano
gefGbUiidl oaIleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31

%F~''NNN-~ "'f-N @saAAAEA AAa F1@A %NaAAgf @@&AaF
gsbaUai. Sine 5RgStllhs stRrgatsas $50
2aatRaHa.
EOrt Smitb. art., 30. auguH.-gBn.
gBalter uno Sad Spauiaro muroen mn L. 90
beuie giadmiltag ourG ben Straug binges
rfhtet. Spaniaro iiarb In elmer Usiaute uis5
Ser Reger gBaIter iG 3p0lf I2iuuteu. Rstue
3u,dauer 9rbialten Gtuiiitt. sBaller 6efaAb
itf i9eiubar In Der bsfen gauus uuo uers
Sebrte, ebe Ct ieiHe Seize 5erIieB, etue ggaferz
meIone, bic ibn auf ieiH @eiu5 gebraGt DoC=
ben mar. Gpautgro 5erbielt fi5 ulitrgilh
unb tro5ig. Gr uei9erte iim, iatne 3eue an
berIafeu, uuo uys bte BaGa aeitidt uurSa.
ur1 ihu ab5ub0leH, artff er Fe nit einem
StubIe on. Gr nurbe nod turjer Sample
entpafuet uH6 eur@ 6GRbiHeueR nit BEN
Rsger 3uilmmen gei4Iofen, pOraHf CT ietneH
gEi0erftanb mgbr letiete. 2luI oem Shaftot
srin4te er cea 9eatsr, ietuen 6ebIev 5u BE-
geben.
Btaquemiae, ga, so. Gu9uF. - Die
Sinri&tuug bes gegers BiTion Nodum iau0
teute gtg5mittag bier faIt. Sie uurbe 0Is
feutli@ U5lIireit, Uu6 iibar 1000 3uIaauer,
9r6Btent9eiI5 gteger, paren anpeieuo. Der
BeTurtbeiItC beuGbm fd5 aR6eror6 euiIid IiibE
uub ge'GRt. &r ingte, er fLirdte ildl uiAt
uor egm Ieae uno lei iiber3gugt, oaB Ieiue
G6uIo 5Irgeb,u iei. giOdam far6 msuige
gIiuuteu ua9 bem 6aueu Der Slappe 6Egb
8rfitdgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Reimbursement.

@ie tonnen an DetorirzErtifeIn - isl064en, Saa
ternea, bInteR &iGbtern, ISs0Grn, SHttGGaoen
u. +. {. - 20 8ro3ent iparen. sic neroeH ioIte i'm
Septem6er braudten uno thun ruobl oaraH, Denu Sic
Sbre Auitrd9e Beiti9 9eten In
8oa0s 8suertretfsTabrtf,
(Nuo14,INtD SIR. 1O4, 9tsbzStra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Sret TGs @6WmeE.

Gin pert6ool.s Bua d5sg sis urla5s uni SetaaR
lsg 4glsn o0l
g8eEpeaT@!1G8s,
ssIblthHibsn Geietn, GnpdheauEdussn uns auses
IN ag0ni5etisn prtpattI uub ll9uu-e jtetgi,ise9
gl,tuE tei UlduneEu. Stlblofsn uuS pOJtoiIt 0gza
iqn5t BilH i9tsI6e an
Or. q. TRESK0Ws stI. 622s &g9abDaos
(Eu8.,1S&GBb BstGs89rta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-31
Q(nf0epaHt! |!
QseFnrtaitm,nm,,,tn.

aneeiid)ts ber 3batiatbs, Sas siGe Snba6sr Der
gSGrihpGpiete Der ,,Gtnctn1Gtt=G GSafbtpgtoEs
SaIttmuter g9ba" Don jbren 2Eobnuugen d6pe=
Ienb finb unb ibre Sblisahonen uno 4ttien oGber
nidt hepontren tonuen, bat Oas Eenraaniiatioas'
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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
BELIETE HIM GUILTY.
Arrest Of Paul Anchley on Suspicion of
Having Robbed Safe.

Arrest Of Paul Anchley on Suspicion of
Having Robbed Safe.
A week or ten days ago a safe in the
Northwestern hotel, South Butte, was
cracked" and $345 in gold taken. At
the time the proprietor and officers pre-
tended to be wholly mystified and claimed
they entertained no suspicion as to TIE
possible identity Of the thief. This proves
to have been blind given circulation for
the express purpose OF throwing Paul
Auchley, the suspected party, off his guard.
Auc, ley was q boarder at the hotel at the
time Of the robbery and was known
to be in Strengthened circumstances
financially, as he had, at various times
prior, solicited small loans from acouaipt.
an sess Several days after the money was
taken Anchley. who vas shadowed and
kept under police surveillance, deposited
$l65 in G ark & Larabie's bank, receiving
in return certificate OF deposit. There
are additional circumstances that, in the
opinion Of the officers, point to him as tbs
thief, and last mig he was arrested by
Marshal Macarthur and charged with the
theft. OF course he denied all knowledge
OF the affair and pi otested his innocence.
He assured the marshall that he could give
bond, but the gentleman upon whom he
called emphatical y declined to become his
surety, and Paul was corked up in the
bastile to await preliminary hearing.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
LABOk,s FRIENDS.
The Federation Of Labor Doine some
Noble work.

The Federation Of Labor Dsiag Soma
Noble work.
BosroH, Dec. 12.-Ths frst hour OF the
session Of the Federation Of Labor was oc.
cupied by routine business.
The COMMITTEES on the report OF The presi-
dent reported in. favor of the propagation
TO appoint q committee Of seven to wbfsss
all matters relating to theeight-hour move
ment be referred, and the holding OF an
International congress in the city in which
the worlds fair shall be held in 1899. The
Federation seek rigid enforcement OF the
contract labor laws and the Chinese OK.
ciasion act and the agitation OF ballot re-
form until all the states have adopted the
Australian system. The report discussed
and it's recommendations referred.
The report Of the committee on orpani.
cation recommends tn 1t the executive
council try to bring about the amalgama-
tion OF all dual organizations existing in
any one srake. In case OF the unions afili.
ated with the federation that hereafter all
conferences OF the officers OF the federation
with the officers OF the Knights OF Labor,
relating to trades union organizations or
the mutual interchange and recognition OF
working cards. The frst was referred to
the special committee with instructions to |
prepare an address to the people |
81 America stating plainly the trades |
anion position Of the federation and the |
second was adopted.
After recess, among the adopted resolu.
lions were these: Calling for the revival ~ Il
ne labor press; urging the passage by
'ther states OF the Massachusetts employ
re- liability statute; and urging closer re-.
ations with the central labor uniona. A
notion to institute q polit cal party wasi
lefeated.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
THE CITIZENS WIN.
Chtcago's Most Important Election Carried
by . Fusion Ticket.

Chicago's Most Important Election Carried
by Fusion Ticket.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-The most important
local.election probably ever held in Chicago
took place to-day.
1t was to decide the control of the newlv
created board OF nine water way commits.
sioners, the members OF which are to have
the raising and disbursing of funds esti.
meted at from fifteen to thirty
millions OF dollars, to be used
in carrying out the great Chicago
drainage and ship canal project, which will
necessitate the employment for an in
definite period OF from 10000 to $4,000
men.
Cumulative voting was permitted and
the Democrats and Republicans each nom
mated but five men, the aim being to secure
a majority OF the board.
A Citizens or Independent ticket was
after ards put in the field with six names.
three former Democrats and three former
Republicans. At midnight the returns
from about half the precincts indicate
the election of the six Independ-
ents, and that the three remaining
places will fall to Democrats. On this
basis the board, which promises to play an
important part in Illinois politics, will
stand three straight Democrats, three In
dependent Democrats and three Independ.
mt Republicans.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
The California Flood.

SAN FRANcrsco, Dec. l2.-The water in
the Sacramento river has reached the
highest point ever known. but the indicae
tions are that the rain storm Of the past
two weeks is over, and it is expected that
the water will rsceds soon. Much damage
has been done at points north OF Sacra-
mento particularly in the vicinity of
Colusa, Red Bluff, Redding, Chico and
Marysville. The levees have been broken
in scores Of places and the country flooded.
The farmers In many places have had to
move their families and stock to the high
grounds for safety. Bridges have been
swept away or seriously damaged and
numerous washouts have occurred on the
railroads. A few casualties are reported.
A farmer living near Dunham, while ut.
to remove his wife and four
children in small boat was caught in the
the boat capsized and two children
were drowned but the others escaped,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
THE DAY IN HELENA.
Nothing of Special Importance
Transpiring at the State
Capital.
The Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Senate Told to Pocket
the Warrant.
From Fridaxa an.ilx

From Fridays Daily.
HELENA. Dec. 12.-Especial to tn,
Miner. NOTHING OF special importanc,
transpired at the capital this morning.
The legally constituted house of repre-
sentatives met at the court house al
the usual hour, Speaker Blakely in the
chair.
Alter the roll had been called, and a
quorum announced, short hut impres.
siye prayer was offered by the chaplain.
Comley Of Lewis and Clark, chairman OF
the committee on ways and means, re-.
porte that Miss Anna N. Noonan had
been appointed clerk OF said committee.
and that she had accepted the appoint.
ment. Report referred.
The question now arose as to how many
OF the committees were entitled to clerks.
and who way to pay said clerks for their
services.
Comley stated that the rules already
adopted made provision for such clerks.
On motion OF Hogan OF Silver Bow the
house took q recess till o'clock to permit
The members to iamiliarize themselves
With the rules.
At 2:15 p. m. the house was called to
order by Speaker Blakely.
Beach OF the committee on supplies re. |
'orted that the committee had received
90 copies Of the rules OF the house from
he Journal Publishing company, and had |
eceipted for the same.
The report was adopted and the COM
,ittee discharged,
The house then took recess for twenty
linutes,