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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
2lns 0ertfo.
1er Ftsee aeeen ole 9aqutz Snntaaer. - Der
stteIisr 2ssriwd1 sur @ntTobrung Esass rst@
den oenti6en @nrAEfs.


Stabt Wferifo, I. Gtt-5eferu III
bas "a. Sufanteltez z&eBiment nit Der @teu'
babn Don Sonoga ab8eaanaen, Em al Der
1unebnsu. Gs tolea uo4 mepr GrnppeH
folaen, unb ebab bieielbea peretrtst tsno,
rpiIo energil9 segen bic SnoiGHer oorse8an.
Gen neroen. Central @eIuantes. nel1er oas
6epartemaut Snnora befebIlBt. traf beite gter
Elm unb bertdtete, bGs bte Gage etRs beoroe'
Iide if.
Der GsIbaus seseu bic 9nbianer pou gu
catau roirS in Der nd3iea Saiioa nit sraeu'
ten SrSiteu fortseiebt perben.
gpGt am Iesteu Samftag Nbsuo mnroe
BON ,pei RGuueru. gtameus 0tanHel ytars
uue, uuo gictoria ROrmalB, in Der @elenta
De SnOufria elm Serju4 Bemadat, 9Eu. @nsl
Samiot, eineu rei9en Sewobner ptefaer
Statt, Al eutfiibreu. S&mibt oEree burh
einsn anonpmeu Sriei segen oeu anidlas
| aencrnt, uno NIT Siilfe Sweter Poltbtaen
| nuo 1tpeier BullenbeiBer 9elaua es' ose bet
sen SPINNER biuSfefi au maGsu, uadoem iIe
be1eits in bic Sdutot'ide @Chuuus etu8e,'
bruugeu payeu. sic mareu beDattnet une
butten anaenideiuIid beubitttst, ben 9ra
sdmibt 81 rlOrbsu, falls sr sStosrFaao let
| Hpfr fnIftc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Iratr3ebrdbSe.

Mafous@ttr, So, 7, Ottpbsr.-gtu
ausaeoebutes RrailiefeueI mnthete saItsrH tn
Der umgebuug ocn @hnerut1s, uuh i,ues
Stabtcheu purbe nur NIT Uiiins oer 3ecfo'
runq bepobrt. Stsle Sar.usauiIr i0Uie
orcse GuantitGtsu Seu upb CSe,Ig,os pur'
Sen ieoot BON ben Blammea oeraeprt. Sr
benz beuahbarteu Srte Snan=gafe ainger
pier SGujer tn Slommeu apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
SSnn SYhSfsrtEEd,


Sin alter Bsiannter, Der yVabrer6ius
I sno y OF E" fir 1890, lieat ms uor. 9aS
IL Der SaleHoer, rpie er iein luL, Das III ber
tdate S9ltStQleneer-ieoe Seite Ipridbt bafiir.
Sic @rSabIgngeH, ourd bit5iden 8ilSerz
ihmud au9enebm srsdHit coer erldutert, fiue
mad 8clm uno SnbaIt IN ieuem 0olt8tbam=
Iideu Gone gebaIten, Der BEN y2Ibrsr pin
fenoeu Ecteu" ieit ieber aGsjet9ust; bic
@eItbegeb2abeiten fino rpieber Elm QialeE
fnapper uuo anIprebeuoar DarfsuHng!
9. 3tdeI'5 popuIdye lluterblltnugei5rift
y8eut d GmeritauiIGle Eamts
ltenzS tGtter" tat iuebeu i5reu Is. Sabrs
gang aHgetreten, uuO cas- erfta pet tlt anger
genObnllt relAllltiS uu6 tuterGflut. Ju
eemIelbeu beginner bic Srtgiuuls ROuaue
rber Gmctltauar" BON T. StrediIB llo ,etiI
@)otteeSei,at" uOA Sugeu Erieie. Die 8elie
nod 9eIGOQn0" DoH S. #. 0fIler if cine
retjenbe 9uulogeSGe, ebenI0 gBIau" pom y.
sGile. Qis GratiS Setlage 0as GUuR6lltt
set pttNer gut" uun 6. Spieer.
IS lr pans. - 3ieie In Sres6eu,
SadIeH, ci5einenbe pralaide 0chenihrift
entBaIitr osr leRteu aas Sugeaangeneu Rnms
rer maabtt,t, praGiiid1e gB!nte unb 9iGths
iGldge. sic bringt uater 4noerem eiuen
IHhat unter oem 8iteI: ,gBie tt ulelneur
NanHe bGs Birtbsblu8geben abgeu05ute :"
ferHlr bic Srage oes UtittaasmabIea an
S0nutage, ba5grfennen piriItl pobIj6mef=
teuoeu Safiee's, gSeinabSapien, Sparltnge
BON gpein HbIubaIteu, 8erettuus bes Sellers
iiir bic gBinteruOrrGtbe MIN. II5 benz @es
NTH Uirb hurG @eoidte uub @r3Gbluugeu
ieiu 9tedt, NIB ieIbf Die gang RIeintu iino
nidt oer9eIfeH; fir oielelbeH brialt etue ct
gene Bahnae id0ne Rdbrden, retleube Sin.
berge6idtdeu uno 8Gthiel. ll1b oaS A1es
fir Hur 40 Gents uierteIiGbrIth.
&etmtIG,te tcIs8rapbtFbs 5epcF6et.
- Su Der llmgebuug Don Burlington, Sa.,
trat am Scnntng frith fiarfCr 6rof Elm, lno
Die ftetenben 8emdfier mGrea nit @tsoedeu
iiberBoaeH.
- Waidiuift 6ranf 8auts uu6 6eiSer So
iepb &oGns tumeu am Iebteu Sau1ffag Abeuo
In Der D@aIarB WtHbIe" III RinEeapolts,
Wliau., our4 bic &rp!ofoa elmer 8ampir0b.
re ElR'S leben.
- Sn RaIeigh, R.sG., ,berti5t Die al8e,
uetue anidt, baB Der tpe8ea JiCtbBudt3um
3obe OeruItbetIte PrteieE ). 3. B00le siuen
Eeueu IrOBsB erbaIteH ptrb.
- Guf WlcUnOrs5 6arm, 3nei ReileH BON
| ct. 8bCuas, DAT, purben gefGru friia 90.
| Dtc&aftyeg, g8m. BauI uub @bs. Era1ier
olTal Ole StptoHtH oeS DluDItenel5 etner
8raldmnidtne aet0otet. 81. y. 9ailg If! ts-
! benSgetabrltd UeIIe6t.
- s8abyInb Der uurltgteu giaG)t 6raHgen
8ebe in Die SuDelters ZDerffatte Der @ebrii.
Der 5igler 1u @IeOeiau0, D., eiu, ipreaste1
Die Sptn6e, uub raubeR @eIb uno S4 mud.
laden tm SDertbe BON $500.
-F3u GrfDrb 6uruace, unbe 8elUOere,
B.,S., berrlGt GRACE au'regung iiber oaa
%er'9ninben Der llsiabrtaeu anute Stod.
bin, peld5e ieit Oorgeferu Nudt uelmist
miro. giau filr4tet. oaB bas 0dO6eu einen
Serbre6eu gum 2pIer sefulleu ift.
- Gin geferu i'm BATES oouie" III Sabi.
nuapOIts, Snt., uus9ebrOdenes Beuer ri1te.
te Sdaoen 3uul 8etruge oon $4,000 an.
@roSer Shreden eHt1anb inter ben 9aHeu,
! iebo9 ereigneteH fh ieiue llufalle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Gi5entabneduber TT ote Sslu1t Ses
Fx1EQneffu

2puisntIIe, &p., I. Sttober.-llm s
llbr geferu friib ma6teu smei mastirte Rdns
uer eiueu Seriud, eiueu @ilBug aut BEN
Snrrbiler 3ueis Der rSouisrilss sNaibuiGes
Batnn ;u piiiube,a. Sie ipransen auf bic
ucrbere Ylattform uHb neriu4teu, bie E9iire
bes Grprsbpagsous au erbteden, purbeu
ietch BON hem PerlOral entbedt uub in bic
Siud,t seidIageu. gtuer Der 8auber trID
efnp gRnf1ne hmm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Xtiirns in Isnrena.

Qoutnu, I. SttOper. - Sin furhtbarer
sturm niitbet hente aIIeut6albeu in 8roB.
britvruieu uu6 Srlanb uub tritt beioubere
ors DER Uteriep nit GROCER 5eItis'eit AMI.
Gru6er Sdabeu ifi Su StadpOui, iOpie ou
reritie0eneu Srten IN Saucaihire uuo ST.
Iaut entfanbeu. - Ser an %. September
pon Sambure uad Neu.0ort cbsegauseEs
8uupfer pSueIg5une" III nit bei4dotgterl
Steuerruoer IN ben 6afer Don 6Glmouta
eiuaeIaufen.
@jre bsudtttide Gasa9I Sdiff5rii9e NTH
ans eem irii6en 3anaI gemeIbet. Ser tele'
oropbi|d,e Sertehr if bislfad unterbrohea
SQs au "a. Nusuf ron Gusbec abgesangens
gouidiff vYriHce Gouls" 1T tn Der Meriet
neflrnnhPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
.atperpopI RAD 9" itrtl,etl.

Rem =9ort. I. Sttober. - Der Soft.
bGusnirtb uuh Seelenuertaufer Sobu 6ibse:
raIb, alias v2iuerpOOl Sad" pelAer bee
Neuitenrcube ihulhia befunoeu uurbe
neil er cine Qraabl @miprauteu mad Yuca
ton in bic Sflaperei oeri6aherte, nurbi
beute friib bonn 8idter Coming 3u neu1
Snhren SrhIhans pRrurtheiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Rarse &abeI zsYsIden.

- aautonsratb Sterb BON 3burgau lit
gum siOseu0iiideH Baubeaz& General Gumalt
eInannt Doroen.
- Cine Gr3abl ruiFider Stuoeuteu fnh
BON Der llni0ytftGt gembera reIe 3trt NOR,
ben, neil iie f4 an gebetmea GeieuihaiteH
bctbelIt9t 9atteu.
shnl, hon M,rnn -flnrl gElief1 -nsrIeat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
6e0eif ISrobtbtttuil.

Sartfor6, Conn.,, 7. Sttober. - Die
giirger BON Connecticut fimrten beute iiber
elm 4rohibitiousz Aueubemeut ab. 8eridte
aus apei 9ritteIu BON aleu Eonus i'm
staate meIben cine Wajotttdt bon 20 900
Stir men. stetdbebenteno nit elmer Sret.
piertels.R aioritat segeu oas Announcement.
Zen Ioneit porliesenbeu Beridteu nod bubeu
MIR aebn Scnus fir BrobbitiOu gefimmt
Su rem bauptiG6ltden Staoteu mar Dos
gotur: Sartforb 1910 bafiir, 1868 oagegeH
Jiep Sapen 1913 bafiir, 6681 bngegeu
BribsspO $40 Ouftir, 1888 tageaeu. 9as
ueue Gelat 8etrs1s sebstner abfftu,muus
nutte beute gum etfeu NaIs uugemeuaet,
aetne Qufregnrg terridte on ben 5dmn
pGseu, uno i'm 4ugemeinen beDabrtsu i'd
bic neuen Serorbnuuaeu ourtrefflif. Slrt
otb. &Ouuts sab 4509 fir 8rcbibitioa uu,
10 23l baaeaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
cSinauIz 5ePaFtemeat,
T nlr4LkA4aR


Bnlti N Ie, Den 8. SttOber 1889.
BetliegGits Mngebcte iDeroeu tn oeS Jf1nor&
Sn-e0a bis ARittmod1, ben 80. GHober 1889
Wlttdas auT Den Infauf oOn 1httlGu o9ef
IdmnttItdher BaItimprer &taotsS bItgettouea
i'm stetrGqs bon aiueihunOetttGuien0 Dollars
(S200,000), neIhe nod Belieben nab Dem l.
PoCeWber 1928 eiH9sIcit Dsroen f0nneu unb ini Uis
d1en Bur JGte ron uier a. Bro5ent Id5rltb s3tueu
tGaaen, en,qegtn genommen.
Die SiuIen iin6 5ll6idbIlit9 - an triteu 819a aes
Dloi uT6 res ylouember-BubIb0r. 3lee @mtiIon
1T burd bic 1sS7er St6onnanb 9tr. 80 autoIltrt,
ptlte Die Srbonnuns yir. 81 ron 1886 ergdnBt,
untr Dem Gittl nelHe 9ToonHdnb hur 9flduiu 1a
unb Amenoirug Der am 3. Suni 1886 9enebmtateu
Sr0nnraus glr 81 ron ben &tror6uungen bes W1z
pors un6 Staotrntbes oon BnIttmore, mtha iir bic
4usna6e pon S6ligatiOHer ODER ShuIo=R RsrttVtdten
Der Gtntt Baltimore Aum SrUefe 6es B1ues uH5 SoiS
lenSens oss Sees Clifton unb Bu au6eren balm ers
u6bnteu 3rUeten iSurior9e trint."
Sele GbltsQtoneH trQaen pom L. gEooenl0et 1888
on 3inien. Die Gt1bt Baltimore besabt aue oonr
Stnat Marunnb um9elegten Steuern, 81 melhtn
Der Suba6er iotler SbgarOnen geleBitt oerpH'htet
Gin mag. 9te Staet btlegt Die Snbdber t9rer et9es
utu gBerihpapierS &miifoHeu ndt nit etner Ab3Qbe.
Anqeboe miieu an oen Utlqor ns Borfper otr
Finanss@ommiIIdre aortiiirt un6 nit Proposals
for Water per cent Loan of 1926" martlrt ietn.
Das Gttt Slyr Bttmtriung irgenb zines ODER aler
4naebote 6leibt rorbebnItsu. Die StnnnBz ouuEtlz
fdrs ruer6tn au ale Sbtgattonen fur ben Shuloer@
til3ungsionb 6tstsn. ,.,.
Oln9or un6 %oTitfsr Der Gtnnuszeomminare'
f24l-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
HuS Cuba.

Sapauua, Z. Gftober. - Der Sababof
III Sagua ia nebfi SubaIt burG Geuer sers
fort norSen. Der 8erInf NTH Quf $50. 900
sei60st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
SGS Bunoertffe &stte tekte 2tnfFsf9ea
etttes SGerofsa1tfcGs.

Srbtauapolts, Z. Sttubsr. - SEQ.
3. 8tce, Elm aerouaut, pelder NIT BalIace's
@irfus in Serbinbnua fiaub, ffies baute su
Nount Sermon in isiuem 8alon auf. Dos
gufddii fiaI Ia ben Slug, uno 6ice, Der fib
ui6t rui6 senug aus ben Strideu, melfe bic
@ontet umgGben, EosulaGeu tonnte, eriranf.
Sein beuu9ee AufftetgeH mar iein bunDertfes.
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8ubIir, 7. Stt0ber.-Sobu RcG0rmad,
ueIdper unlGugf ben Amerita mad Srlauo
sptiidfebrte, nprSe tiirsIia aus faiasr Sob
guno In glt9O erntttttrt. gfad ieiuer gru1tt.
tiruLa erridtete CT cine 6iitte, in net6er er
nobnte. Seuts fine ieiHe SRtte 3ufaqig
Teuer, uub IlcgOrmad lam in zen ELamrieu
nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
2ehfmsntloc.

Naburp. Yarf, WzS., I. Att0bet.
Ger Barber 4ubretu gBolaif ma4te I'M
btefigen ,,&bbittz 9ouje" ietuem Geben buc9
Sit Elm @ube. gBolnif bate dCu friiber eiz
uen SeIbfmorboeriud geuadt, mar a6er
geretiet moroeu. g8te es idsiut, mar CT in
stre setbeiratbete 6rau BON R6oOe. .Salaab,
tie int labteu Sabre ben Scmmer Ia Asburr'
Barf oerbrud3te, perIiebt uub correipouotrte
Idagt!e 3eit nit Der Srau. meI4e in etneuI
tbrer 2rteie anteutete, baB fe ibu ibrer Sat
ten porStsben niirte. Am 9. apru ,. 5.
itbrieh er Der Srau, baB er 9tft aeuomuleu
uno rur nod nentse Stunoen 3u lebeu babe,
uno bat ieiue 5reuubiu, TIN nit3t 81 oer9eiieu.
Gr bate aber ben 8rief nidt abaeianot, uno
ba Il BON Der Srou iettoem Hi4ta neeI
bSrte, ergab er f1 BEN Grunte. sSoIut'
inM einen RrnhRr In Bronflhn hQhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
sf2O tladl aSafetnatcs t.no sttrfiG
ai:f Der Baltimore. .Sbtp=SAba"

grturforssBiQete rerben fiir ATE 3Hge
bonn S, bio IL. Sttpber eiui6lteblt6 DeriauH
unb blsibsH bts gum 81. Sttober ia StItia'
fet. i2si-4A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
S2r. 241.

mcnntlt5sn lltInub erbuIten uuO tpir6 ben
nddfteu E8ihtsr in gsgpteu uub S1risu 1er.
Ieben. szzzss
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Grfoloretf1e 8drenia0D.

@hicaeG, Gtt.-&iu mahreuO Der uers
ganaeuen gtadlt aus gtobIe & Songs Cirrus
eulfonmener E6r murbe um l ubr beute
friib nabe Der @fe Der 2arrabsefraSe uub
Ncrth. aueuue, nadbem er etue Brau cine
StIede perfoIgt urb balb 8u Eooe sedngti9t
bate, pom Serpeanteu BCunsen unb BoII.
s,feu Utalorsp setSbtet. Biersehu 8uaeIu-
Ger Guu5e Snbnlt Der 8eooloer betoer 6rte'
teuebiiter - puroe bem unsttiftt4en Bes
aus nnmtttelbarer gtdbe in ben 0eib gejagt.
Ru6bem bas 3hier auf bieie gBetie abges
muriIf mar, faubeu bic Bolilifteu bte BOA Der
Bette perfoIate 6rau etu @eoiert ustt ent'
fernt phumGttie Gnf Der StrGse liegenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
9ern,ti6ttB.

Die beulise Steuer -@tuuatme betrns
$773,831, bic 3ulIeiunabms $569,6l6.
BUR GiaIUiuns beiitmmte ytattoRalsS sSantz
gioteu i'm 8etraae BON $185, ,0l5 ltefen beute
i'm Sdasamts ein-
@ouperneur 9urteisb bon Wtaine nebfi
stab, icpie bic Se.eraueu bes 10. uno %.
G1eaiments BON Watue, melte flt anf Dem
Seiulpege bonn @ettpsbrrser SaladtfeIo be-
| fiuben, madten beute Dem BraEeenteu I'm
ngBs,s sen, 9aule" tbre aufuartnns. Setretdl
| Blaine begleitete bte Beinher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
SwtbItt's 9ebfclaGr.

Sibueb @. 8rof aus Mtfouri III bonn
Sdaeamtaiefretlr Gls Nadfciser bee S9er=
fen Sntsler. pelder reii8nirte, gum &bet
bes fatifiilhen Siireaus erHanut tporteH
Seine @rnennuna tpurbe bonn Ssfretar oea
Sunern y2oble uno arbern Wtiiionrieru tparn
befiirDortet. 0iaior Srod tff Elm Seterau
bes 8irgetfrieges uab bieute bret Sabre in
Der Botomncs Grmee. @eleaeutltd Der teB.
ten Serbfpahl trut er i'm eriteu WiiiiOnrter
9ifiritt oils @nngreB .@an0ioat auf. 81 re.
ru3trte BITE iibltte beuotrattite WaioTttdt in
ienem 8ifrift nm cirta 1000 Sttmmen uuo
fam ulbe barau, ben SempIrateu 9at4 8u
heflRlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Sis Natt. giltertfatter.

Boffou, !. 2hober, pan sanleritas
u,Idben Gourifien iubreu I'm 9. 10 beute 8Ors
mittua auf ibrem grtrasuge itber Die BoHon=
Woiuer Balm" mad Qapreuce unb 2onea
ob, mo ie ben Gag nit BeF6tiguu9 Der Dor.
ttueu Gabrit' Gtabllfsments Oer6ruGten. I'm
gbepS febrten fie bierber suriif ugc oeIuh,
ten ols @Gffe Der Staht elm Sbeater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
sine fonoetbare 4nf!aee aeesn st. sefrstar
Raaptng.

Gefretar gBinbOm erhieIt beute eiueu auo'
u1nen Srtef aus ct. SOIepb, Wlo., peIhsm
$645 als geitras gum Gspifensfoab beige,
fdloiieu nareu. Sebe Der -gioteu mar auf
iol6e 8eiie 3erfest, baB ite nift mebr in Cir
fuIatiou aeieBt perbeu fauu. Der auonpme
Senber Iast In leinem Briefe:
rGedsbnubertunbfiufsis Dollars ftno eine
tetrddtIide Summe fir mid uub fir ben
pllncIe Sam" nur pie Elm Grcpfen sSafer
tg qsd dn5sRr 55r giFgfT gsIiFgf wStaH g sesISf.' sIf''
Elm @egeu, peun ebrItd erporben, alicia uu'
sbtItG erlaugtae @elo ifi Elm iStut,. S4 eers
iud,e, eiu unredst 10 melt, als m0gltt3, 8at 3u
nader. llHseiabr i'm Bebruar 1887 giugsn
oem OamaIigeu Setretdr Mtanntng $1,000
oils @apifiensgeIb bur6 eiuen yiep Do!ter
gBedieI al. Quf Der aebrieite bes Betiels
fanb geidrieben, baB bae Selb eem Snuoes@
S6ubamte iiberpieieu uerben ioute, auetu
Der @mpfara purbe ME In Der Breiie bsl1et'
niet uub i'd, slaube, eaB Sefrstar Itannia9
bas @elb fir fit leIbit behlelt."
Bic Etteu bes S6aBar1ts er9eber, ooF an
%. Wtdrs 1887 Elm auonpmer 8rief mt
$4995 aus CT. Soiepb, 0lo., einlief uuo oGE
iene Suume oem @erpifitnsfuno iloertrasel
purhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
{ .Tst G'3aunabue.

Qcrbou, Z. Stt.-DauieI 8 'DOaoebne
eoa Ten SIeus, ,ssn0buIi6 ,ber > 3onog9ne"
1eu7nnt, tt aetorbeH. Der Berforbene par
6eU 857 bic 1865 BarIameutsmitSltse tiir
Gj7aHafa uuS bon 1865 bic 1885 fttr Grs!ss'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Gia usner Sttsftor oss Ransamts.

Der Brdfibent bat qru, &oparo .. 2eed
aus g1nibingtOn gum 8trettCr oes gtiiuS.
ants erucunt. Or. Seed muroe In hteftger
Staet aeboren, NO er Surlspruben3 fubtrte
unb suu1 8arreau 5ugeIaffeu purbe. Seit
1869 ifauo er nit beul S4asamte in Serbiu=
eung, nno bet Der in 1873 erfoIsten &reiruua
bes Mtiu3amts nuroe er In oGfelbe ueriest
unb bat barin alle &bargen BON @lerf bis 81
her ibm iest srtbeiIteu SteIIuug 0es @beis
befleioet. @r purbe uou Der 9auSen @0uz
grestelssatiou Der Bacifctiiite, iolpie uou
herpoIrageuoeu 91epu5lttausru aus Ne0
yort un6 anoeren Staateu fir oos Emt euIs
nfObIfu
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EiHe TGrte.

Gtae TGrte.
En aus, psldt an ben t5Osen p0u Saatn&ianbtH
HtIuotI S6n6tt, itnhem Berial. BeGIuTf ber HRana
lreItdtt u. (. p., lebtn, irnbt TO feaeugxat cB
Retpt, bns tt tIrrt. Sisiss srost Seilnitie nurSt
5on ttusm gltihDndr In Stk Amtrita enleeRi.
Shttt abrtiTrtts @onDert auHisu, ,Soieph x. 9uman1
Etntiar Es Rem~Dgrf=2ttn.
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wOD.ue Der ,,e,,et srisassampfsr.

CUR Sequemlidtett Der 6remben, pslfe
i'm paufe bieier gBodle bas StaGts Srtegsz
unS Slotten.8eparremeut beiuden, ftab Die
0Iooelle Der neIen &riessIdifie in ben Sort
boren bes bon oenr Iesteren 9epartemegt etEls
seuOmmeneu GIiisels aur Sdau geftellt nor
sen, mo fie befanbt8 BON gteuaiertgeu uuis
ringt Iinb. Dieie NfobeLle reroen i'm Con-
itruittoRss uuo Reparaturs SiireaH beraefteut
uuo finb asuaue Ra9biIbnuSeu Der Sahr8euz
se, bic fie oOrfeQen. sic fofteu et~a $4,000
pro Stiid.
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gus oer guuoesbauptRaet.
5te Ansfnbr uuo gsteoeretafabr BON Sptri@
tupfea.-WaBtsseIn 9eeeR lGnagebung oss


Steasseeiebs.
BaIbiuston, 3. G., 7. Sttober. -
Sor &urSem ihrieb Der 9iep' Ycrter 3ou'
GoIeftor benz &omulifGr Der Snlanbfteuern
eiusu Be3us auf 35 6afer ameritaHtlbeu
S6uapps, fpelder mad 6aulburg eypcrttrt
rno tann pieber importirt puroe. Der
g6napps purbe stptfdeu Sem 8. unb y.
Sanuar 1886 probubirt uuo am 80. SauHar
1883 gebufs grportatiOn benz 3oQoeridluB
ent,cqen. Ser Collector duBerte Die IN
fiGt, nas Die grportatiOn uuo bic 10 i9geu
batauf nie6er iolseIbe SmportattCu, ourd
trelde bic 3ablung elmer SnIauofeuer b1rb
etn tempordres 8epoftum I'M 4usIanee Uer.
miebeu pirb, seEtigeubeu SeDets tieferu,
boB Die interefErteu BerIonen bon uornharetu
Die Gbii6t begten, ben Shuapps mad ben
Ser. Staatea suTiid ;u briugea. Der Steuer>
@0mulifiar bertdtete ben 6aI an ben Shas
aritsetretdr nit Der Gmpfeblun9, baB bic
Spirituoieu ni9t inter benz AbIbuitt 2500
Der rspioirten Statuteu aufseHommeu. ion'
bern als ben Seror6uungen Der SnlaubFeuer.
9eiesen nnternorfene hebanbelt piiroeu.
Der Setretdr bat ieHt bteie &npfebtuu9 9ez
ue5migt uno ben glensO Oorfer gollsttor IN.
arIirt, Die bonn Artitel 106 Sec Steuergeiete
oorgeiditietsueu Shrttte "a erGreifen, nm
ben s6uapps benz @tunebmer 6er Snlauos
fteuern fir ben ;peiten Stem Yorfer 9tfrifL
Ill iihfr0rfrnnrteu
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
BLAINssy HOPE
his Friends az Washington Biz
gushing IRiS Nabiuei Changes.

NubHhhE SAbthOS ShfAAhttNHs
WAssMGroN, Jan. 1.-The hopes of
BlRine'S friends have been greatly
strengthened by his arrival here though
he brought them no news. They still
say: MIR. Blaine has not been invited
to enter MIR. harrison's csbinet;" but he
brought them encouragement to believe
that he will be 80 invited. They are pre-
dieting it now confidently under the
stimulus OF Mr.. Blaine's inspiring pres
enee. They lay claim TO no information
or even intimatinn from Harrison; but
they insist that Blaine 10 the first choice
for the cabinet of very large majority
OF his party, and inRsmuch as Blaine is
willing TO go into the state department
and Harrison now knows it, Harrison
cannot keep him out. In order that their
prediction may be verified they are
doubling their efforts to impress Harri-
son with the advisGbility of appointing
Blaine.
Blaine has come here to confer with
them, a. he could not do by telegraph or
mail. 10 that end no one but his friends
see him out Of all who call.
Last night OF Representative Hits resi-
4 dAnce LIS eiosssg iElsAza discussed the
situation around the dinper table. They
I cams q tbs conclusion ftah v.til- dN~r;-
son apparently did not wish to appoint
Blaine to be Secretary Of State, he prob.
ably could be induced to do SO II the
present pressure were increased. They
agreed to await the reports Of Hiscock
and Plumb, who both went to Indian.
apolis in Blaine's interest beside their
own local rewards, before taking any new
steps.
Hiscock and Plumb returned this after
noon from Indianapolis and made their
report to Blaine to night. 1t was not
especially encouraging, since it consisted
chiefly of what they had said to Harrison
about the necessity of putting Blaine in
the cabinet. The Blaine men rely on the
Blaine pressure to carry him in. They
gay very little about the alternative il
Harrison should not appoint Blaine, but
that little is threatening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
rsrssroRs .soRoss THE OCEAN.
They Seem TO he more Easily Guiled
Than Americans.


Henry Clews recently said: It Is not
brought out in Paris should have been
subscribed for three times over, consider
ing the temper prevailing in France at
the present time. 1t is one OF blindness,
or still worse, stupidity, and has put over
q thousand million Of franco in suoh
sink hole as the Panama ditch, all Of
which cannot fail to prove total loes.
While such Bo-called security has easily
been hoated in France, a single bond Of
the Panama Canal could not have been
placed in the United States on any terms.
The people of this country may be very
gullible, but they are not SO much SO as to
be induced to take either Panama Canal
bonds or Russian government bonds by
the bushel basket full, as the people of
France have done lately. Bonds and
stocks issued by railroads built within
the boundarylof this country have usually
found buyers, hence the roads have been
built. large proportion of them have
depreciated and proved to be even wretch
eddy poor OF periods, but the experience
is that most OF the poorest of such secuyi-
ties invariably spring up ph@lix-like
from the ashes from apparently no in.
trinsic yalue, to be worth more than par.
This is duo to the immense resources of
this country which, by railroad building.
are constantly being developed. A new
railroad IS generally built through what
at the time looks like q barren waste of
country, but after its construction,
minerals Of vavious descriptions are die
covered, and in addition the adjacent
lands are found to produce, from their
natural richness the best of crops. This
il in contradistinctinn to the bulk of
European lands, which are threaabare
and on the verge OF exhaustion, while
those of this country from their natural
fertility and freshness will yield untold
wealth for the nation for centuries to
come. 1. is that kind of backing which
gives the people of this country faith in
the raiiroad securities as against Russian
government bonds and such like offer
ipgs. Securities issued in this country
for enterprises ere invariably for Develop
ing the country and bringing to the sur
face it's vast wealth, while those of the
government Of Russia at the present time,
II Indications ore TO be relied upon, are
for destructive purposes-the outlook
being for war. At any rate such is tho
apprehension all over Europe. This
country il q manufacturer and exporter
of securities and not an importer of those
made in 3ttIcr ccu.iries.