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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Rahnrdttner II, elrfsnrtn .

Suscon, 4li3., Is. IusuF. - Sin
RetIsu pefIi9 bon BenioR entsIetfte gerera
be 2oiomotiue eiues peftli6 fabreuSeu gu.
9es. Die S6teueH tpareu aufgerifen, uub
man glanbt, oaB es auf eiuen Baluraub abz
geiebeu mar. Die Su5ipureu BON NduHeta Il
unb 4fslbeu eubeteu an ber Steue, no ote
S9ieueu nufsertfien norbeu nareu. Der
Buneesmaridnu bat 8eamte ausgeiaubt, um
bic Spuren 5u SerfoIgeu. Die gSH6lide
Bacificz @ompaguie" bat $1,000 8eIobuuug
iitr bic @rgretfuu8 uH0 llsberfRbruus Der
SbGter nu8nPipkt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
IuS RertfoA

StaSt Mertfo, bia Sal1efon, Is.
Guguf.-3te 8esieruug bat anseorouet, buB
8onbs sur @tnlOiuus Der ON 80. September
fd1igen Coupons ihrer Sdulo in 9onbon be-
poniTt trerben.
3wei Srnpp1de RauoueH ioIeu bier elmer
grobe unterIogsu perbeu, ebe Der @outruft
fir einen srossn antauf BON Sei6iisea abs
9eiGl0hen uir6.
Sun Staote Guerrero bsrrI&t getruibs. Z.
rnuuaeI. 8as Bfunb ptrt ecrt 5u u &suts
berfauft.
9ie &ssisruus bot ft@ sepetaert, gOujei.
iioueu fit 6te9tese sgmiGraticn Bu gsuaprea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
lJebEr itpan3t8 RenfC0etl ODRt 8EEbe
epg6tlndeftA

Sanias,&ttp, IO., Is. auguf.-
Der Sturm, peGder in Der gtadt UOm leBteu
Nontage i'm gl,fuuritbaL piitbete, mar Der
Uerbeerenbsfe Der Saii0u. ueber Bnau3ig
MenIGeu Durben bonn BLise eri5lageu, mo
Der @dabeu, tusI9er ber @rubte unb BEN
giebfau6 ermud8, ntrb auf iiber cine balbe
giuioH Dollars aeddet. llater ben 9et0b.
teteu BerioHen b. ftnoeu i'd: Elm So9u 3. 5.
GiIuar'S aus Cortland, gfebr ; Sec. Barner
uub Geo. Ridar6fOn aus DAMON, ytsbr. ;
6. gEtntter aus 2Sintboyp, gio.; 8. 6uater
aus 6amIiH, sc. uub 6reo. GAZE aus S!a.9er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
getbfdmsrseu uno Be4ielfeber.

GrotousEauotn8, 0.ag.. oln %. SUI 1888.
rorigCn Seion belhaitige i'd uugef66r $50 gcute.
gSdbrtno oer SotoH utriauite ih bcUielbe ungei0lv
10 3utcnO Slaiben Jtcao0 JteIit uuo cine ar0B 2lus
S0bl BlllCn uuO J}eolUcHt, Sie 9ebr1udsu OOS
J,taOp 9eliei in brCm 3riutpaCr, 10 bis Is Er0pje
OuI elm @lcs, um gtt0ihmerSeu uuo gSeheIHeber it
Utrbutel, audi bei Cuedbuu9tn, ldlimntn gduoc1,
rbcumatiden ShmcTen uuo iltimntm 0dS, g8euT
utr Suidai3 Ciucu otGicr IrtEeI auSpcrfaut gab1u,
10 BADEN MN eint Jtubc, ais bis mir 0euiclbGu pez
ocr uorrdtbig 9ubru. Shu1bml labf GuUOS oaUJu
e1 eBe it ll0rgtH5 mad meiler 3I1gdbttuu'rlt QeBG
lno tibe ebr ielttH an EIebtr. SIM perloneucu
NIuhubr lit ib an Rbcmutt5mIs, Uu0 ole lS.lieI
habcu mir me9r 9endg, ais irgeno tUuuoereS Ndugl,
oas i1 gc6raud goter SCR er9ebeuer
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Wt6ter Qnum.

&Oslbu, Bis., IS. Guguf. 49, Ebomas
r. GbOmas nurbe gaferH Gbeu6 BON Treo.
goibmau, etuem berii9igten Gbaraiter, gez
id0feu un6 tG0tItd Uermunbet, 2ojbmaa
bate s. geforbert, bic ibm Ebomas, pie ct
betauptete, i6ulbete, unb Sbomus erniberte,
er babe bas geIb utdt bet f9. 2oi5maa
feuerte bnruuf ben S6us ab. Seute friib
bolte sin DiOb ben Gbdter ans BEN Gel8ugs
nifie uub bduste ibu in einem 2otompl.uen.
Iduppen an eiuem GuerbnIten auf. QoIbs
man bate mebrere au6ere Mduuer nit BEN
Sobe behrDbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Rt5tee SesrD's SOP.
Sin Dsu SraH Sata8 2tnbea SersB ertDFtster
SaitbefsbI gegsa Rtdltsg 5teIO.-Ragge's
0pfbFrhDr,

Sin Dsu FRAT Sarah 2iLtbea SettB erDftster
9aftbeTshI aessa RtbisE BteEO. .-Ra9gs's
0ornerBor.
StodtOn n, @ala., Is. Quguf.-8ey ses
fern Abenb bier 9ebaIteue Suqueit Hber 6eu
Sob bes @rsRi@ters Eerrg bradte feline
SbatiuGsn ans 2idt. Utebrere 3eRgeu,
eiui6IieBli@ Der @igeutbiner Der Babubofss
&efauratioa bu 2aibIop, ipuroeu ueruoal'
men. Die Sur9 erttdrte Ia ibreHI Ser6ttt,
Serr1 iei an elmer Ibm bcu 8auio gfagle 3u
2atbrop beigebraGteu S9uBpuube 9ef0rbea
Gin SafbeiehI Iuuroe beAte aui SlrauIai=
Jung Der 6rau Sarab Altbea &err1 gegen ben
8nuoesrtbter stephen s. 5ielb ausgefeut
Srau Germ bei6uI6igt 9rn. GieIo Der DIit=
ihuIo on Der @tmor9ung ibres @atten. Shez
rifi Cunningham rel te heute ytadlmittag mad
Can SrGujisco ab I'm ben 6aftbefebt an
ooufredeu. Germ ! Yeid]e befinbet iIdl nod
in Der btefi8eu giQr re uHb SSrau Eerrp bat
oieielbe nod tetueu luseublif UerlaIieu. Die
Seer0tgHHg if auf n70rgsn aubsrauuIt.
Gan Srnu3ts co, Is. 4ugIf. .-Gt9s
ter Tielb nabm bette feline Imtspili9tea
bier Guf nnb bielt i'm Sereine NIT ben
&i@teru Sapger nno D. s. 9reper cine
Sieung i'm Sreisseri5t. @r iomobl, mte
3liGter Satpper fieb:u nod inmer inter
benz S9use zines Sulfsbunoesmaridaus.
Gin 8OrUerb6r Ses SiiIfsmaridaus Ragle,
tpeI9er Eerrp eridos, fubet am Breitag uOr
etnem Trie6ensrit1ter in Stodton fat, uuo
cine eHer9iibe AnFrenguug tpirb babet &C..
na6t perbeu, gta9Ie's @Rtlaiiuug eegea
8tir9ihaft Su beperi fsntgeu.
9taaLe bat tn etEer lluterreouu9 nit 6em
EHHSesmaridau 6r4ufs ertldrt, er lei iiber.
5eugt, 6os 3errp, aje er nad1 benz 6rn. 6iel6
uerietteH S@lage BE 9ano 3uridjoa, i'm
8eariffe mar, Elm 8oI1mefer 5u 3tebeu, Wel'
dee er, tuie uerloutt; beftanbtg BET fi5 ges
traaeu bnben ian. 5-1 Riireau oes Bunbess
UtarihGus ptrb bic NuFidlt geduBert, baB
Sruu Serrp, ale fie fidl ttber bic 2eife mari,
lenes ltefer on fi@ uabu.
UiarI6au Grants loiro ftd1 mad Stofton
be9ebeu, nm bem Soruerb0T ga9Ie's bet5u=
pobneu. Gderiff Cunningham tpirb NIT
benz BON eiuem 6rtebeusri6ter in StodtOu
ausgeteIlteu Saftbefeble gegeu 8i9ter SteLb
erf fpGt beute Abeuo bier Gntommen uuo bic
8ouRredung Der Serb baftuug idnerIi9 bor
morgeu periu6en. 8ie Sreuaoe Deb 9lt4ters
ertldteu, pr. 5teIb babe nod feiueu &utfatuB
binfdtli1 ietues 8erb0lteus 9efaBt, tner6e
Fd ieoo9 obue .3petfeI In 9tOdtou fsuen,
faTiS frGu ieir Gridlei1en miiniG1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
llnrts3ett tn Wtuttegota.

MiuneopOIts, Ntnu., Is. auguR.-
Sn 8rainerb finb gta6ridten bon Der 2ea6.
2ates8eieroattpu angefommea, laut meI&ea
Die antunft Der &Ommtifou baieIbb eiueu
bebenflt9en 3mtf 3pii9en 9euieui9en,
meIBe bic llutsrjeiduIns bes bon Der Glagte,
run9 por9eitIa8eren Sertrags be9iufisen,
unO ibren @egrern uerurIadt bat. Die @om.
miiidrs beftnbeu itd In Siu 8eauer's RauG
uno man glaubt, oas iie bort fder fnb. GIN
juuaer Snbtauer, tpeI1er ;u @unfen bes
Sertrn9s if, purbe am lesten Suuntag
abeub erifofea. 8ieIe Der ROtbbaute Fu6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. benafiuet uae be6robeu
BITE auf Der ReIeruation beftnbltd1eu Bei6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
9er @eLnmtnrrf.

RensDDrf, IS. Nuguft. - R0IaeubeB
fab BITE Sdlu5uottruugeu: GeIb erSffnete n
3 Al uub i6los Ju BroBeut. SterIinas
gBeGiel $4.s5 auf ietbFBig Gage Hlh
f1.87f uui gi6t. Bunoes DbIiaatiOnen:
4.Dros. l28, 44.prp3. 1863, 8.nro,snttge
-. - Attieu: AeGms' @Epres $50, Gen.
tral Bacffic S54, &beiaseate.S5lo -, grls
28g, oittO Brtor. 695, 5Ginois. Central i164,
2aItsSbore 1O49, Vsns sSeriee Central 1929,
gtcrtbs sBeferu ll0f, Ditto Br!or. lag, Nep.
gcrf. Central 1868, Obios0HFIiispi 224,
Ditto Brtor. 81, Btttsburs 1881, Sssa6iug
44s, ct. BauI 714i bitto Brlor. I112,
BeEeEastlasou S5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16

@eianseue, Die Al IGugeren Saftteruliuen
bsrlrtbeilt fiuo, tnbem in ieuem Gauoe Der
@ebraud3 erilfirt, tnrBen Bro;es nit auen
Beyiolen, ueIGe iGmere 8erbre6e1 be9ebeu,
,u MAIDEN, reip. linen Den Fopf abSHbauen.
@s tpirb besbalb uorgeinlaseR, 8loer9ter
bHr1 Elm $rte9sififf mad ben Der. Staa'
ten Al bringen uno in etnem 3uAthauie eiuz
terfern Su Infien. Cine beitie 9eIesesftage
tpirO bierolr@ anfgenorfeu. DuOergier plr6e
0erurtbeiIt, ieiIeu Saftternlin In Eauatabe
n53ufBen, uu6 bas StaatssDepartemen piro
baber, ebe es tbn bierber briHgen ldBt, ben
General sSunoesQupaIt Iut etn guta1ten
baritber eriu1en, Oh Duoergier mad ieiuer
4nfuHft bier Bu Qaubs ui9t Ieine Sreibett
our9 etHeu Sabeas gurpu8'Bsfebt erptrfeu
t6une, neil er ni1t CUR 6aft In ben Ser.
Staaten oerurtheiIt 1T.
YermtidbteS.
Die beutige Steuer giunabme betrn9
S5O0,0l7 uno bic 3oQeinnahme $l,18O,534.
Cur GinI0iung beiiumte gtaticHaIsSaut=
gtOten i'm Betrnae Don $780, t761 tiefeR begte
i'm SdaBamte etu,
Dem Staats Separtereat i1 nHtIi5 be-
fannt ge9eben rpcrben, bas 0lerifo bel benz
beborfebeRoen vgoHsres Der amerttaHti9en
gtattOnen" burd Sen. SrtiB 0tonaferto, uuo
GeueSueIa 6urd Sru. Ytcanor SOIet PteraIa
Uertreten isiu trerben. Sr Biera3a If etn ber'
uOrraseHber BubIiBtf uub Rational . etOs
RnM.
Der Feuuertreteube SetretGr Chamber Dirb
biunen menigen Eagen cine gRtidetbaug
Hber ben BeniOnsfau 0es Senators 9taaoerz
ion abgebeu.
9ns Gtaats Departeueut BAT beI6Eufen,
cine 6oniuIarageatIr augBiutertbur, 16 Uteis
len BON 3iiri&, In ber Shpet3, 3u etgblireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
3Nr Ntfd1ereffrooe.

Sttap 10 o. Ont, 10. Qug. - Die 3abl Der
inter Ssm mOdus viyendi amer. Silneru an
Der ntlGnttiheu aiife beniItgten 2iceu3eu il
boppelt 10 gros, ole i'm uergaugenen Sabr.
Die canaoii4s 8esieruug betrdGtet oieieu
llmfano als euballugeu Sepets fir bic I'M
etfennnn9 oer SOrSeruuseu &anaOo'e In benz
iGwebeneen liiderei= =Streit.
8te ReateIuu9 bat ieiue HaGridt 6abou,
6GB gteutnnolanb ftG senetsert babe, Die BON
tbr ben ameritauildeu Si5elI beniuisten gis
ceuteu on5uerfeuueu. Die btefiegeu Reaies
Juu9e' SeGmteu oerf6etI, bas bieIe 2icsnjeu
au9 in yteuiunbIauo 9iiItig fab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
9met mapdlen l,ernnnLii9t.

Ruscatiue, Sa., Is. auguf. - Gua
SGla uab @atrie gimOus, 5uet iuTse Dl=
men, pnrben heute frtib, pd5reuo iie eilam
8abngeletie entLaug giuaeu, u0H Der 2ofouoz
tire zines 5radBIss 9etrOfsu. SRI. 9imOns
tItCb auf Der Steue toOt. SRI. Sola rpIroe
eurd ben Stos so Sns nett tort9ei 3ieuOert.
3as Itufe Setn tpurbe ibr total 1ermalmt
uno gIBerbelII erlitt fte tuuere 9serlasuuaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Die fran5oiif@e spra6e tn Raatn
fnFtd

sR RtuntPes, Ruu., Is. &usuf.-9. g.
Yrsnoersaf' BrCOtusialieiret6r uub etu3iger
8srtrtter Der franB0fidipre6enben Sep6lfes
rHu9 gtanttnba's In oem @resumaps saabinet,
10 bnlttd8streten, bu bic 8esierIus eutidlois
leu tfI IN Der uddfeu Sisung Der 2eaislatur
Slle etn3nbtiuseH, uona1 Srudia9eu bes
Stnatee nttt mebr Ia iroua5iiiber SpraGe
ntsefost uno bte beioubereu fatboiii6er Shr'
len arfgehcbeu mereen ioIsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Ser 9rO3e6 Qeeen Die Sotliff8utbfer

BurbtsI Wtti.1 Is. Nu9uf. - Der
eigeHtltGe BrOje6 segen Sobn 8. Suqibau
uabm beute ieineu GHfau9. Cine Surb muroe
Obne Ultbe erInngt, uIb ber Qugeflagte plaiz
btrte puiGt iduIbtg.n Utebrere 3eugen purs
ben alsbaur ueruommeu uno belhriebeu ben
Sauftampf 3tpiideu SuGiUau uab Rtlrain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16

Raufus' Gitg, &c., Is. 4aguf. -
Die SsfOrberuug auer 8urdjige auf Der
D8urIiustOu,0 0ttfiourt' '8toers Balm" In Res
brasta III ieit bem Sturme Der Lasteu Diem
fn9ssytadt iuspeubirt. Yin etIideu Artea
ffeben bic @eIetie 3pet bic 0dt gus tief uHter
gRnner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
3t gtsburn garF aeTTorbe,s.

48burbs . art, N.aS.. Is. @uguft. -
@eueral Sbe0. Sterling g8ff, metber i'm
Bitrgertttese bas 5. gBtscOuiHer 8e9tmeut
befebItste nnb ipater 8riga6egeueraI tpurbe,
farb beute i'm Coleman S0uie" i'm ater
BON so Sabreu. @r mar eiue 3sit lang
ariessgefaugener TN 2ibbeg @efaugniB BI
Glt4moub unb betperffeLligte 3uiamuien nit
oem General 6obart uno oer ipdteren @ous
1erueIr &rearp bon Utihigau ietHe S5tu6t.
8or etna ied8 Wtonaten FauIte er gemeius
idlaitlidl nit hem Gberfeu 6. 6. Better bas
,poteI 2aubam" In gBaIbiugtou, D. 6. Die
llebeIrefe tDeroeu uad SBaIbiugtOu gebratbt
uuO nit militdriiden &breu auf Der yIrIiugz
tnns GPmetPrhn heinefPbt nerher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Sin 0|itteI 9egsN ale
SntltnlEt @tomfllettelt.


@aftzs.sm 9Drt, ocu l., Eesem6gr 1883.
9r 6aoma1,-Sm uoTigcu CONNER wuroe tb Dot
Gbolernz zDiOTbus b1iuueH, unO Habbcm tdh uugei5hu
AueS obne SriOll uUiud5t bate, holtt meiue {rlll
cnotd Sbr Jie0oQ 6Clief, uomt mein 0ld9en etugcz
riebn puroe, uuo oUS i'd uut juHarIigb eiHnabm.
SD puroc betnabe oultnbddld1 aelitlt. @S aelUd9rf
mir 9rOfes &erQuH9en, oaS %. u. d. &utu, Die an
SdmcpCu oou 3rampiCH i'm NfO9cu leioeu, so eulz
pigtltn. @S cine G'otlc93Obt Iur mid.
GburleS donficlo, y}r, q, gjUDooo,ltps,
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gr pratttsirte nit q. q. R.

Dtoutugue, Ger. "
VI 9uQWou Sc, - Sb Babe 5brt }LG3uljel i,it
20 Sa9wu gCbrauht uuo babe in tliHem Safe BON
Sfuttlirof ueriebt, cine 3l,r iu bapertheuigen.
SD gtBruude Jtia5, ais J9r Reaop 9ie,IcI Inb 1lrt
4iuU, &pos, s, JOut5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
De sinsIae sameEsRiGanaa.@!IHsL,

peldes Iofort TN elmer 6t5 fwou5tg 9tjnrs
ten bUlh cine ctnmalj8e 2lnuenouHg oie uatgrD6s
hen Stm1Hcu bcieti3t, GnHuuouH8eH linoert mIo
eon9eltoRtn gclt, ~ es an oE tun3s, !m Nt1z
Ey9aneu, gBis BCi..l uIo Harecu0 aud Die Stm1rz
a.i olr 1lJ gU- ,cr, r-r 9efF53tTi9cH. 9er SbUGs
gen, eer s.-Hppe, beg SlFs,@bitn eer. gteuyaliiss
o0er nit tts-t FgT Wv " .'-+.suFg UUdL
ictU W18cn, ,-,,.,. s,- -
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81 atari ia,
S6TitclfrOif, @c3irlFcbcr beFrgt.
9tNOwa9'8 9icaOg Stelief

hyil. uidt nur ben gatentsu, 6er ron bitiem hr,fz
hlU Eciube OeS Aurcoler5 In ueu bCii2ot,teu Gc9tEs
cen, no Uiularil bcudt, bCialtn if, i0uoerU Ueuu
yUUt, nelhe ocu malluihu @'lt HISgci2B. itIo,
Itbcn Nor9 70 bis 30 LrOpf3n 0leaon cCi i1 giucnI
8lait l&aiiCr Uiutsn uuo pelgidt gIHtu GrltT oOiu
giicn, Wcroeu ne ito,m Au8uff Corbt9en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
Sin teter gSobnort filr Die 9efaneensn
NpadleN.

g8Itreno ieines itiu9ften QufeutbaItee in
8pfton bate &rtegsieiret6r Brocter eine De.
legation Der pSubtan Ri9bts 4fOciatton"
ernpfausen, bic fiG 81 @unfteu Der @utfer'
uuna Der @eronim0zBanoe bon ibrer gegens
uGrtieen Rieberlafung in ben Rariou' Baz
raden in Der Hibe BON Wpbile (4Ia Iuo
ber Eraasferiruug berislben mad etueul an.
bereu, ben Ipaden f!imltii6 3utrGgItheren
gBobuIise aneipradeu. Der Setret1r tbeilte
Der Delegation NIT, bGS bic Regteruus nit
Der Eransferiruug Der Apaheu. San6e elm
perhanoen iet un6 aIs neIeu gSo6Hort 6erIeLa
ben einen Steil ber &berote, RejeruatIoa an
Der StantserenSe snti4eu SeuHefee Ino
gforbs@nroIina auseriebeu babe. Die ySuz
biau .&igbtsza f0ciation" bate iid iriiher be-
reit erflGrt, iiir bieie Snbianer etneu neueu
g1obnfis ar3ufaufeu, bod 9aben bic 9eIegas
ten nnl1elth Der SeratbIng nit BEN Srtege'
Sefret6r ni6t an. Oh bic Afociation geuetgt
lei, bic psn Der 8egterung auseriebeneu 2Gus
oereieu 3u faufeu, 10 oas oteie @onferent re-
IuItatlus perIief. Der 8rte9siefretGr ieste
Der Delegation auseinau6er, mas bic Regte,
ruua Iiir iene ap06eu mad bereu llebertebe'
luna al tbuu geueist tpGre, uRS bat nunmebr
cine einaehenoe unteriu4una iber oas Bro'
left Der Erausferiruua Der 9eronimos Banne
mad neuen @obupIdsen augsoronet.
Grs9SnfaI 5a0eretEr'S nrthstI.
Dcs Staatss 9epartemeut befiuoet fid1 in
Ierleaenbeit binft6tIiG oes Capt. Duuergier
aus Baltimore, friberen 4oalulS ~ Siertas
Qeoue. GerleIbe t0btete ben ameritauti1an
souIul Al an6atGbe, 9laeasaetar, uRe
purSe Seebalb BON Roniulareerift In Ia
mutaue su 10sidbriser 6Git uerurtbeitt, Su
RG6agGstGT siebt es nur tetae AnFaIt iIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-16
ROHLF|NG Coal
& BENNER m5a1nEur Saa
STREET.
Gitt O0ilkbarer D0tient,

Der ieinen Ramen nid5t senanut batsn nil, unr her
feline nouitanoiae gSteoetberiteluus ron idItpes
GEM Qetten elmer tn etnem Dcttprtut ansesebeneH
Mr,ne perbantt laBt burb uns caelbe foitenfret an
feline Ietbenhen Mtmeniden reriatden. Dtee8 8rrPs
Bud eutbhlt Gesente, bic IN eber 2pptbete sema4t
tperpen tbnueu St6tdt Cure aoreIe nit Sriefmarte
an: ,,griuat &linif Mro Stspeniarg", 23 gSeI
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4 BAD EXCUSE.

The government keeps couple of men
of-war at Port-au-Prince, and the reason
for this is said to be this: 1.-THE fact is
that white people are not looked upon there
with too much favor at any time, and just
now they are threatened with more than
the customary danger through the violence
of an armed mob.'' This is confession
which Republican administration ought
not to have made. Any other excuse than
this for sending armed vessels to Hayti
would have been better. The negroes of
Hayti are as intelligent as those of the
United States, as well educated and as
highly civilized. They have had advan-
tages which were denied the blacks in this
country, and have advanced as rapidly
as could have been expected. Neverthe-
less, they are semi barbarians and so ugly
that foreign war ships must constantly
threaten them to restrain them from the
wholesale massacre of whites. It is IN
likely that the negroes of the United States
would be any different from those of Hayti
under similar conditions and circumstances.
Indeed, in the large black communities of
the south the superstition and barbarism
are as pronounced as in the black republic,
and if there is less criminality it is because
of the fear entertained by the negroes of
the laws enacted by white men and en-
forced by whites.
The political party which sends armed
ships to Hayti to protect white people
against negroes who have enjoyed self gov
eminent there many years, is doing its ut
most to establish the blacks in control of
large American communities. Republican
orators rant and rave because the blacks
are not political masters of several south
ern stat S, occupying the offices and inter
preting and administering the laws for the
white people. Would the whites of South
Carolina and Mississippi be any safer under
negro rule than are the whites of Haytil
We think not, the negro being the same the
world over. And would Republican ad-
ministration send troops to South Carolina
to protect white people from the barbarous
blacks! Not much; the whites being
Democrats, and the negroes Republicans.
Some other excuse for keeping United
States men of war at Port au Prince should
be found.
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KaysYille Kinks.

Last night the Kaysville choir and brass
band, together with a large number of
friends, assembled at the residence of Mr..
Joseph Barton, the respected leader of the
above named organizations, to commemor-
ate the forty-first anniversary CT that gen
tleman's birthday The lawn was beauti-
fully illuminated with Chinese lanterns,
and while some amused themselves with
swinging and other amusements on the out
side, the other guests enjoyed themselves
by playing games of all kinds and dancing
in the house. which had been thrown en-
tirely open for the enjoyment of all present.
Singing by the choir and music by the brass
band were marked features in the evenings
enjoyment, and showed that Mr.. Barton
had labored very energetically to get them
so near perfect Oh the pieces rendered.
The songs, Duets instrumental selections,
etc, rendered by the other friends present,
We're very pleasing and contributed largely
to the enjoyment of all.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton as host and hostess
are success. They kept their guests well
entertained, and also well refreshed with
all the good things that can be mentioned
until away into the morning, when they
dispersed with the best of wishes for both,
especially for Mr.. Barton, whose birthday
they had met to celebrate.
May he live long to enjoy the society of
his family and friends, and may each sue
ceeding year bring together the same happy
throng that assembled last evening. r.
KAYSvnLE, July 26.
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TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
A Woman Cremates Herself Near
Heber City.
BRIEF BITS FROM BELLEVUE.
Matters in and About Manti-A Column OF
Interesting News From Points Through
out the Territory.

Mr., Lem Goliath, of Salt Lake, was here
for several days operating mines in this
vicinity.
Major o. C. Miller, of California, part
| owner in the Relief, arrived on Tuesday,
and will remain for several days.
Mrs. Sarah Roach, a sufferer of the
Haley fire, has located here and opened a
restaurant, than which there is no better in
this section of the country.
The Press did not appear on time last
week, and an extra was issued stating that
the force were on the '!sick list" Some
wag altered thereading to"freeze out list, -
which came somewhat nearer to the actual
reason. ,'....
Col John Doniphan, of St. Joseph, Mo,
and Dent g. TUFTS, of St. Louis, owners of
the Pacific tunnel, below Bellevue, arrived
a few days since and are now making pre-
parations to begin active operations on
their property.
Rumors regarding changes in mining
property are flying thick and fast and
there is no question that the next few
days will bring some things to light which
will be of ultimate benefit to Bellevue and
all the inhabitants thereof,
Mr.. j. O. Packard, who recently bought
the block north of H. Z. Miller's residence
has just placed an order for S20O,worth of
trees, which are to be set out on his prop
erty. 1t is also understood that he intends
shortly to put up a substantial building on
the ground.
Thursdays outgoing train saw the de-
parture of quite few Bellevueites-Fran
McGuincss and Miss Clara Goulet to Salt
Lake and Mrs. Goulet to Seattle; John
Griffith to Salt Lake, New York and Paris,
at which latter place he will meet his
affinity, and it is expected enter the noble
army of benedicts.
Teal Sprowle,a miner who has been re-
siding in this section fora number Of years,
was examined before Probate Judge Brown
at Bellevue, on Saturday last, TO determine
his sanity, and upon evidence being pro-
duced showing that he was unsafe to be at
large, was ordered committed to the insane
asylum at Blackfoot, where he was taken
by Sheriff ]. p. Campbell.
That bone of contention, the city water,
is again agitating the usual quiet of the
city council, and at a meeting of that board
held last night it was ordered that the
mayor employ counsel to prosecute all
persons guilty of contempt Of court for
interfering with any of the city water.
The resignation of Jas. r. Potter as city
marshal was accepted and L. H. McIrow
appointed in his place. SKEEzICKs.
BELLEVUE, July 26, 1889.