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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
9er @aIaen.
u. g. &atptS'S Stnr.t0taaa-Ttn Orsifa6er
9RorO eeIabnt.

9ueIpb, Ont, 20. NOUember. .-B. 8.
Sarueb, pel6er i'm teBteu Rdrj ieiHe SRtun
uno 8Dei GGdter erm0rbete, mu20e beIte
rurd bsn Strang biuaeJ.@tet. 9as 9epidt,
u2feu Ser0bialleu ben S6Iper in bic 60be
idnellte, NOR niGt iGper geuug uno au9 Die
iibrtgeu Sorbsreituugen mareu b0nt man.
gelbQft, 70 baB oaS @enid bes armeu Cir
6els ritbt gebrOGen purbe uub bel ieIbe eiaeu
quaIocueu Sob bur6 grfiden ferbeu mnss
te.-9as 8erbre6en, nm befCu 8iIeu Sar.
otb ben Sob eIliil, purte ON &c. Dtdr3 0s.
So. 6egnngeu. SarOep ftaHe als Budfjbrer
in 8tenfen ron s. gG, 4pon uub par pegeH
8eIuui,euuus bon $4,000 Uerbuftet, je0Oh
balO unGber geaeu GHrgI9aft eutIQfeu nor
BEN. SIN Qoufe tes 8ormittagS fGufte er
eiueu SeboIuer, unb ON Nben6 muroeu ietle
Frau unb ietue beioeu S6hte7 I'M Nlter 5Ou
Is, reip. 18 SGbreu eTi9ofea Ia ietuer gSobs
uuua oorgeiunten. SarDep bate ieine Jingle
Ecdter gegeu IL I5r 80rmittags BON Der
gGule moo 9auie gebraGt unO Uurbe 3uIet:
auf tem Bege uaT bem SGbnbofe geieber.
gm gbeub Dee nGmliGen Cages erfoL9ts
icine Serbaftuus Su 8Oronto, mo elm 5u1u
ben ibm Dcbute. Die 8ertbeiDtguag bemti5te
fid], 3u bepeiien, oaB 6Gr0ep bic Chat i'm
2RGbHfHu beaing, aueln be- 8eriudl Uar
0srqebltd, un0 aud bic fpiteren 8emfhun'
gen, BeguGbtguug Sfiteus BEG geuegaIgoa
D,Iaguts au eIlpEGen, i1Iua5n t.9l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
NRfnifEmteH.
CUR sttnast,t,sa In eaaa "a.

Sttatra, Ont, 80. Nco -- Su ben ca.
uabifGeu Broutnsen mebren fib bts Stims
men, n IGe uuabbdugtsteit fir Canada usrz
Iarseu. @eIesentli9 Der SOrbeting, an ben
GffentIiden gebGuoeH bic cauaoiIue Stagae
anfBuSiebeu, n1adt etu einfluBrei9es BIatt,
bas vguferRs@ Chronicle" foIseuSe Gusfib.
ruuSeu: u8ie cauabiite GIa8se puroe bon
reiuer Rat.ou btsber anerfannt nab Sdiffe,
bic inter btrieIbeu ieaeln pitrNen, mdren
redtss unb i6uslos. gSie ielIte Glio Der iunge
Ha6pnGS bieer Bro0tn;eu @brfIrGt uao
Sertrnueu In etue Slugge babeu, bic ibm aus
Ger ben Sreu3en tetuerIei S6ns eep65rea
t0nue. 9eBb0lb iet bic 8en3e SIasaenfrage
isBt unniibes @ereee. Canada mife OILS
IeIohfGnbige Ration GnftreteH, tnenn es etue
TIGgge babeR wolIte, Die es nit aaFGnO ftib
rem t1unte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
AnS AersYn.

Stabt ReTtfo, 20. NcU.-8fuslaRb
unb Snpnn perbeu eemndG,s 9eiaubti6Often
bohier eriiihteu.-Der ultrifanii6e Seuat bat
bic Pr6aHns BON 100000 Dollars In Simplex
Cent SIiiden auaeorbuet.- ReIiio grail
fiji Nas Bale SnA.S spiel, tpelbes Uea ames
rit0neIn bort etngeiGIeppt tpgroen if.-Ane
Sem @efiusuis BON Sunnmas In Rerlto
Ftnb ,rei lreger Giieubnburdnbsret gum Enee
beruTtbeiIte AmeIifaner, Ramene EopIoE
uub Dursu, eutiprunGen, ggferer If rteee'
tinaeiungen troTeens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
gas IeBte annftfiiiG etaeS SauTen0.
F{1nSYIerS

Qenn, Wnii., 29. Nooerlbsr. - Gilinm
6. 9urteIe aus gBorceffer, tpelder ftt1 tn ei,
mem biefigeu Dime. .Nueum aI8 Eauieuos
laulLer probu3irte, murbe geferu Gbanb
aufdIiq eridofisn. @iues ieiner &anhFlde
peaan6 barin, bns er Dor ben auneu Der gu.
iHouer eine 8iihie lu0 uu6 bieielue baan auf
fdl ubfeueru IteB. @efern Ibenb getaugte
6ur9 eiueu bis iett nod uidt geuau eriIdrteR
apIiidli6eu 3ufaI nnRatt Der ttblt9euBapps
heGeItugel cine ntrtli1e 8tettu9el In ben
Qanf, NIB aIs Gm. gIannisau bas genebr
abbGiidte, ffitr3te SarteIle tobt 3uium@eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
HHe fleate Ral1itbIfE.

Sauetro, 29. RoOember. - Die
propiIoriide 8eeieTzns bat Sefuttiu bei9lOis
fen, bic nIte Sabns aes 2aH0es beijubebalteu.
Ser Esj6lus pl.ariadt eintge asrget.ts. -
EranfretG Bot bic 8Iepublit auetiGnAt. -
SenbCr 8aEboSa, Der Binau3mtnlfer, bat
cine 8srlsmmIuHg Der Sanfiers, glatIer u.
Ropitaliien oes 9anoes CtnbeEHisu, nm
BlGBe fir bic lluterfhsuus 6es 6anoSLS u1o
@anbsIs, fGIls etne iol&e WlaBua1ue uota'
weubtg WerOeu iOuts, bH eHtwsEtsHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
Erestrtfrtn's snwtnSsIete1,

@btcuao, 30. Ro5. - ga. WcUiuvtrte
ben ber ugBefern 2anb =Sumpaup" duBerte
beute bic aufht, 0a5 bic battiiger,9su
Grandchildren Der Btrma SrebeI,deu 6 So.
i'm anfirage Auberer betrieben wuroeu nab
bOB bic 6lrma ieIbF berbet feiaen @epinn
erJtsIt bate. ytur bnburd Iaie fd bas
Seridmtnbeu be- enormeu @tnfisalte Gus
hem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ettidreH. Seue
2eute, bic Der Girma SapttaI jur BerfiluHI
feuteu, bdt!eH In Utelen Bdueu rs Pr0leut
i3iniea geJogeu. Brebertdeu babe ba5 s.
lfdrt in gemOIttgsu umfauge betriebeu Rao
i'm SerIaufe bes Sabrss 10000 BITE 100. 600
&dgr, tpeIhe ibu ie s. fofetea, 3pm BEetje
con So pro 4der pieoeCbeIiauIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
RnAiu0Ter.

Baterburb. GOnu., 20. ROu. - Der
VGugoad 6tUer tft in SOIge Der anbaueru,
TN 8sgeugtiffe aus ieiueu ufern getreteH
uHb bet bae EbuI9ebiet bon SbomaHou bis
rod &trminsbom Hberi9uemnt. Sn Der
Iahe 6on 95pm0ur rparbe Der Saba6amm
Der DNaugatuds" unb Der yWertOea. 8abu"
beid dnigt. 8urd bic auslGeteuben El1tbea
tes 2sttIe'8rc fnb bier bts 8euel.dame tn
bsR nieoergeIeseueu 5taottbeiIep inter gSai,
fer geIebt mor0su. Ser ourd BITE SElutbeu
augel.dtete S9aoeu Dirb auf $1O,0C0 BE-.
49,
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GMeOpdEd1e Rabc(bertGte.
RRBIaaS's SanSsI nit geriteH. - Cine
SnnApfenz@ @pteemte ttt 9ete .sbnra.

Betersburg, 90. ROoember. - Blo1s
fauer Ranfleute Ru6 i'm 8lsrifie, eer 8eqie'
lLug eiHen 8eI, DIT itber 6ie our4 ben. DE
uuo euelii1e @opturre73 6eraula6te Ibnab
me bss rlifiGsn panogle nit Berfsu gu
i@ideu.
,RoooczSsemia" erildrt, Ru5Ianb's Sin,
fus tn Berfeu iet, Dart be- Sdlaubett Sir
9eurb 8rnmmonS gB9lffe, 6es briti5en
9eianOten IN ieHem 9auOe, iaft auf ytaa re-
eu3tTt. Siirft SOIBOrutt, Der biE5e-tpe rIits
4e @sianbte In Geberan, meI4er ioe0eu Don
lsnem Roiten 3uriiG trat, babe ben auf Fe
Geiebten GtDartnngen uidt entIproheu.
8te tn Betersbnrg epiOemiia g.aifreube
Sufueu3a gretit um ftd3, unb mtn6efeuS Die
palite Der Seu0Iteruug leibet aH Der RrauI'
belt. lluter ben BatieHteu bsiiabeu fit Der
@Bar, feline @emablin nno 3net ibter RIdoeF.
Die Srnntbtit if iibt;gens utat iebr seidbr'
LID uu6 bat nod feiae EOoeeIdue 0eEaHlaBt.
SerBtsu.
Bet8rGb, %. ROpembar.-6r. Suous
ben, Der rene Slp9llmEt. gte De. Ser.
Staten, nnterbreiiete beute oeq Rege1,sH
I5iu &rebitiu.
@iae Sin 3ur NeuOrgCRiiattou 6e- Grmee
iR Ia bsT StGptiatua etu8ebra9t poTgeu.
Giae BeiFeruaa.
Q0ubon, 30. No0. -Das 8efiuoea be8
Su Geriailes, Srantrsi6, f.auf busuteoer lie
genoeu Sebuss bee a1tb. 0tObt. 3. 2tac0tu,
nmeriiauii@eu @eiauoteH in gOaooa, ba,.e
fd stFsru einiaetna5eH gebeFert.
FGfas GabeEOepEIbeu.
-Sem 2onbouer vStanbarO" Bu BOIgEb j.
itrGntt ft6 bic Diiifou 0ss SeusrGl5 Si
mons On Ben Satiyon pOFttU aaf a,.4 emo
geIegenBeitca in VtaIta.
-Das 8,sBeyb0IpitaI Ju 804e3er, Gig
Inrb, III ab8abrauut. SdmmtI4e Batjeaten
Durbeu geye.et, ieOo4 uHr nit LEoseI
S&pterigtett.
-Nad 8epeiden aus @Orea rperten btt
Eruppeu ieit Der &atIafuua ber 0nertt at,
Iten Ratbseber bes E6atgs BON laiFdsH
SfFtSt9ren etuererjtrt.
- Watttn SOrqubar Eupper, Der 6efanttt
vrgliiGe SdldtfeueE mo 8t4ter, III tgl Ill.
ter 5on 79 Sabreu 9etorben-
| CgMRhfan"A-- "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-30
O. Rffn 90 [SDIEnn.

Sttapa, Ont, 20. Sob. - Ser Qdsr.
bapmtnifsg bat OHrd eHbaiItigs @ut4ejs
II bte ygbiiOu @Isc ic Eight Gompcnp"
3ur 8etnertbuug 6es @liipIampens Bltents
@auaO0 idr btfurt ert.drt. Die Bers9tt.
6 10 pGr bon beE aSlOnaI Glectl 6. 9ompaue"
0ugefUdtsu porbeu. 'Bateut Commit
fac Slope bate in erfer Sufau5 5u @uuae1
btr einbeimiideu &OmPagate eutidtebe1.
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9tuf Der 0OG1atttSretFc 0eiRorbet

BbttabeIpbiG. 30. ROUember.-
NIB Ui. Guris aus gtngbumpton, R..g.,
fnrb eute8ormit;O9 pl1sti1 in elmer RutI1e,
tuGbreub er nit fGiGer irngeu Srau etHe Spa,
5ietfahtt IN ySatiAnoHnt YaI.e" mudte.
8as gbepaGr mar erF am IsBteu Wittno6
petruut mor6en uub beflnN it6 auf ietuer
po63eitsreiie. 9eute Hn6mtttna molten
fd bic Sei0eu uGd gBaibin9tOn, 3. g., Be-
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9aS SOf9F clues @r0rl1fgd,es .

8Ioomeburs, R.sS., 20. Nou.-Gfu
@r5rutId Ceri9Httete teute fEiiE an b. n uRF.
liGea @nbe bRs Pattsuburger Euunels etne
2O'9motiSe. Der 2otomotiufithrer EiaIeh
pur6e 3u elmer formloleu NtGfe 3erquetat
NIB Der giu9ana 10 bem Eunne[ tbeitueiie
perfdIttet. @th nod 3u1If 5tan0P! tOIate
hfr NPrfahr fniphar herneffflit fnprhen
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gus Ser saaSesb baaptFaot.
gptbtteItnueeH fur O;e nahfte esnsseB'
Stbnne. - Ser Ssantni una eas.Spre6osS'
rnt,-gemoFrattidler GautuS.

atgt.-Semotrattiber Caut1S'
gBafbington, d. G., 20. Rouenber.
-Gie BepuiplpOnier @ougre5belegattcn hte!t
beute BOD mittag eine SeIiammIuu9 TN aa'
bitol unb beidlOs, bic @unbioatur WfcPb'g'
isu's iir eae SLeris0uit nno oteient9e Reee's
iiir bas Spre6eramt bes 9anles 8u untsT'
fii5en.
GIN Gaufus ter bemolrGtiiden WtttgLteeer
hee Sauies nur6e nm 18 llbr'beute Gbeno
BON Srn. SIan6ar6 aus 2outfana, oent Sor'
fser bes @omite's fir Sliifie uno SGfeu I'M
Iebteu @on9refie, Gpel6er ole Sefretdr oeS Ies@
ten @nuILs tie turm ben COB oee N6tb. ..
g. Ger 9afant genoroene Steue oes @antass
noliiseIs etnnabnI, Sur Srbnnn9 gernteH.
4ls tiber ben Gntrag GbgefImmt plsOe, ben
gr.Spreher Carlisle 5!m prootlol.i9en Sors
fiber 6es @aufEs 81 erpdbIen, 1eute es tt9
berons, baB feiu Quorum Cnpeieno mar,
uub Der @anfus nerta8te fidj ooraut9ta ote
Rtuta9 Sotmittag.
stsme SpniaIn.
BrGFSeut SarriIon eIaGRute heute ytd4'
mtitag ioIgeube SoniuIn: BEDFORD utadeg
BON Glib. Carolina Al Snu Sole, &ofa'Rtca; !;
Stram 6 Dunlap pom Snineis 81 Bresl1n,
9eutfhlunb tSr. Slulap ift 0tebnttenr Der
@banpuiener ,Gasette"); SBiuiGm Y. @ar0s
uer BON g8tscoufin 3u 8Otter0am; 8eIos p.
Smjtb upa 4rijona 3u yfo8ntes, Ntsrtto;
Sobu 3. 2eboIIe BON Peuni1Ioantea 3I
@enf; gBiuiam RouabaI bon S9lo 81 pa
milton, Ontario,
ytat6 SaDtt befttatatt.
gcntreatmiraI 9berarOt eridteE beute I'm
TIotten, 8ebartemeHt unb theilte BEN Setres
Tar Srocu nit, baB er ON 3. Dejemher sur
Gbfabrt mad ietner Station berett ietn neroe.
Sein @eiGnober bei1ebt ans ben SL,eas'
Sampferu Dolphin" yReariuge" uuS vSas
Ienan uub pirb BON Rsps9Oit aus MAD
Snhtt Qbeebeu.
@ontreGomiraI &tuberIb melbet BEN Slot
tenhepartement, bas er aegen Ntitte oes Dta
mats Sanuar bon 5oEoIuLa nod Sau SrGu'
5seco nbreiIen SDGroe. @ommsoore Bromu.
geqennIrtin I'm EIottenbGrhofe 3u TOrfoIt
liatiOni.t, tptrb Oem HbultraI Simberlb i'm
Commando bss Baclic.SeidwabeIs Hatfol'
gen.
gsrmtidlteS.
Dfe beptige Steuer @innabnle betrng
$7l3, 800, bic 3OlIeiuunbme $1,O41 ,212.
3ur @tnI0iung beitmmte gtattonalz8 8auf=
NOten I'm 8etrage bon 1886, ,439 lIsfeu beute
IN S@Gsamte Elm.
gtantsiefretGr SIntue lit burd eiuen Let9.
ten GnIau bon 9ibeImuttsmus on icine
3immer gefeHeIt.
@raf albert De S0ref1, etiier SetretGT 6eE
tta!ieniiheu 2egation 6abier, III uG4 Beterss
burg nereBt tr0rben uuo mtr6 biunen Dsnt'
ecu EGgeu Gai ieiTeu peusn Bofen lb.
reIiet.
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>..v.~ss8et (lber OEt 8anFeaa6
att SurIen,

att SSutleB.
Vi lp aufee, 29. yioUamber. - l.ber
zen Gantralb N 9urlep, tpobe. ben Siebeu
$4,000 In ete Sopoe feIe7, iiuo ieBt mere
@nienuuu9en 9ema6t m9rOes, ncq usfheu
eer 6aub Gou fait Elm Slbt larg ga2lant
luo bor6Grgitet tUorJen mar. @s mar autj
tn mtiteyeu GteiieH beianut, baB Der Baat
tegeImIFta iebeH Ulouat cir. erDRgre U2:n1e
baGrea 3gIbts 5ugtug, peldbes Eur Ia93oY.
lung 0es G0bues On gftuenarbet'e- biedte.
Stc BrIitbe1t Der Sant, 8enpoIbs, e.FlGL.,
oaB tim uoH @ebsirpoli,ite1 Die au Der
@Iori4una biejeS 6dLss rgbeiteteH, Diittbefs
lung geporoRn more, 0aS idoa felt mebrereH
DIondten ont oteies @e.b Gin &aibIa9 UOr,
bestttet 8emeen mare. SGOH I'm gtdr5 Die.
les Sabres par stqe pc6IorgCniirte ua6 nit
Ouem DOIliBen gDeIi5eug Betisbeae 9ie6ss
bCnbe naq purIsg ggiJmmen, mn 3R aCle'
9C1er !3gtt bte Blur iu pliuOIn. gtusr
btRier San6e Bat ben esbetRpoilifeu S!eie
GGtbIlnngen gemadht, no6 bin3uaefiigt, ba3
fie nit ban iiiahli6eu Seri9lu5eiRr,d taugeu
bes 9elbidr0nis nobl beitraut gemeicR tn1s
rer. SHgelang bGttea iie bic Slut nm.
Ia8ert, bts ne geieben, 6aB bas &elb nuge,
iommen Iu0 in bte Sant tiberiibrt pur6e.
Sir oieieIbe Radt Iei banu Der 9taab fef.
geiest morveu. 3ufiqiaer gSeiie mar aber
Der 5ai1rer Der Eant, Re1nOlos, Der BruOer
bes Br1ltbelten, on bteiem abenb utdt me5r
ausaegangen, IoHbern begab fidl Al BE te.
9abur6 tpIrben bic Diebe Dor bic goeutuas
IitIt gefeIt, 3u bem beGbF@tt9teu 8aub nod
etnen Dtoro beaeben 8u uafieu, uus 3oBeu e8
b0ber oor, bic AnSidarung tbrGS Blapes nod
3n ueriGieben. Su3pii4en puroe bauu pom
an6srer Seite Der 8aulranb aHsgeffibrt, me-
niAfen6 bebdHptet Der @end5rSmauu Der Sc
beimPoli3,feu, bas er uuo ieiue 5piesgeIel.
len ni1t baran betbeiIigt geneien ndren, uub
mtu aud ai9t miiieu, Upr oen Raub boUz
fiibrt bat. Sei bitIer Sa@lnge fam ieoens
faus Raifrer 8ebuolos uO@ BON Slid iaaeu,
6aB tbm IN ieuer ytadt Rid5t Der 8eiut abges
fattet mHrbe. Son 2Ei4tgteit mir5 e8 nod
ieiu, menu iener @epdbrsmauu, tpie er a5
ben @ebeimpoLt5tfteu 0eriprOhen baben fol-,
beu Iamen 8estenigen befauut giebt, mel.
der ibH nit ben 9nmbinntoneu bes Der.
i6Iufes an BEN SeIbi9runle bstauut madte.
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OleWW'8


S6WcfGf= Soffo
Elm tie Oeria8enOea Set.
I66meretnS8ntttteI far bic
8ant TT; oaB te atsicI6s bon teD
Der Spur bon Sernntaltnn8 6e=
freit mag 6teicl6e nun III RranRs
Gafter 23rafe, SOatnterrprOrs
fen o6er eatlteEcnOen gsrds6en
6efsBen nn0 0a9 Fe oaonrd bic
a6fO6eu0ltett 3iige nit
Str0Blenoer S66uDett
bcrtlart.
SumSerfaaf In oIlea 9IpOtBeteH.
-)2(-
@Ieun'5 SdpefeIfeifs per BcR pariaaot
fir 80 Gents. 6. %. Grittcntnn, g1r.
115, 6uItpnHrnBe, g1ep= gOrt.
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Sse5'''er5ea
fOfOrt 8e6eilt.
Sdmerseu acItutert.

Sebmer3eu 9CIiuhert.
Yut56url, @a., 7 5ebruar, 1889.
SD batta lc65;i5 Sage lang frbt6are rbei~
mattihe S6mQrjcn IN Der Shutsr unb puFte
nlhtuo5 ih onfau9eu IOQte. Bier 6Ialtcn ST.
SatOb5 SeI baben mid Dteoer bergeltelt. -
Spiepb QB. Erautpeirl.
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60 1T nRtlus, oie G0atIa6e
a63aIeHgaeA OaB etne itnge
Samr, tUel5e etnett
StebGt0em SENT
Bat, etnca OSet3 6eittt 8e8sn
tpeIaen fsine gtibaGin attFfo1tts
ttgsu 1ant', tpstt9e ftdj pt@t
OeFel6en SOrsn0es erfrent. Gs
1T oe86al6 ciRe SadJe bOn bod
tier r28t6tt8fett, 3npiTIen, OaB
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Is Sabre sellttcu.

rs Sabre gelltten.
Q8ai6in8tpn, Ger., 2G Surt, 1888.
Sd BABE fanfiebn Sabre lang grpBe S8mer@
icn i'm Ruden gebabt, ober iettoem td St-
Safo65 Sci gabrauGt babe ijnO OitleI6en p0ls
itanbt8 pulhpUnbeu.- Gartmeu-
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G6tTbtR3e.

lIatssac "a Sts gau1fers 1Gotth BOooen."-
gSGiteres Aber Ote -8eraattias" 9ataStr1'
Rbe bel 2oHa 8tGn@. - MnFIagen eceen
Ote sRGanf@aft Oct S18sn 0tettaHssa
Citation.
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sic WutisQUaotrsts 8 oaferesi.

8rfiilel, 20. Rob.-Die Auti- Stlabarei,
GoufereuJ beIpridt ben SOridIag, giiIiiaTs
fationen i'm Suusren Aidta's 3u stabItrel,
uuo bieieIben Oura btnret1enb fGrfs 8arutz
for 3u bGisBeu, 10 bVB 6ie Stla0euid8er
niltInm i'm 8aume geboIteu rpsrben f0uueu.
Se~ britiIde 8eIesHt befiirportet, oaB bte
Sriagii6ifie aIer auf Der GOafersu; oertsetes
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02
VERDICT IN SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Decatur Jury Furnishes instruction for Ia
Sunday School
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Sept. Yesterday
morning the regular time rolled around
for Eph Huffman to have another ac-
count against him for horse theft pre-
sented to the district court for settle
ment. The case went to the jury yester-
day and they returned a verdict this
morning which was received by the court
in Sunday school. The Christian church
use the district court room for place of
worship, and were assembling this morn
ing when the jury reached an agreement,
and Eph came into the Sunday
school, which he might have done
well to have attended more than
he has and might have avoided the five
years verdict he got this morning.
The public schools will open tomorrow
with the following corps of teachers: ].
S. Tomlin, superintendent; w. H. Alex
ander, seventh and eighth grades; Miss
Minnie Charles, fifth and sixth grades;
Miss Petite Hatch, fourth grade; Miss
Fannie Price, third grade; Miss Alice
Bartlett, second grade; Miss Lizzie Nj.
Crouch, first grade.
Miss Trula Lang goes to Fort Worth to-
day to attend the Warren institute, and
Miss Katie Knox to Sherman 10 the North
Texas female college.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02
Gable Notes.

LONDON, Sept. An exciting scene
was wstnessned at an exhibition by Miss
Beaumont, aerOnaut, at North Shields,
yesterday. IN descending from her bal
loon with a parachute the woman got
caught by a lightning conductor from
which she hung suspended by one arm
far above the ground. There was a great
crowd of spectators and the excitement
was intense Ladders were brought as
quickly as possible and by their aid the
daring aeronaut made safe descent.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-The Catholic bishop
of Dublin died to-day.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Observer, COM
menting on the BehrIng sea question,
says: can American company could
not buy what Russia had not to sell,
namely, the right of exclusive property
in Behring sea. A most unanswerable
protest against Russia s claim to Behring
sea was issued by President Pierce 3 ad-
ministratiOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02

Quoted by Rev. R. 7. Hanks, the be-
loved pastor. Nightly meetings were
held last week and ten professed faith.
The pastor preached this morning from
the ninth and tenth verses of the sixth
chapter of Galatians. The subject of
seed sowing was presented in a very i'm
presSive manner, and the audience was
brought TO reflect on the awful response
bilitIes of life, as each is engaged in SOW
ing seeds that inevitably will bring
great harvest of good or evil. Earnest
and continuous devotion to the
cause was the leading theme OF
the text, which also enjoined:
Bear We one another s burdens
as well as individual burden bearing.
Services closed with celebration of the
Lord 8 Supper. The meetings will con-
tinue through this week, beginning
promptly every night at Sis, and the
pastor and members are working with
the hope of gathering in many souls.
Burglars entered Potts grocery store
on Elm street last night and secured
some small change and a bottle OF
whisky. The burglars came down through
the skylight, which they reached by a
flight of steps and a ladder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02
STRIKERS FIRM.
Monster Meeting of Strikers Held
at Hyde Park Yesterday.
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand PeO-
pie Take Part in the DemOnstra-
tiOR-MOney Raised.
Exploit of Malistoa-BanQuet to Admiral KIM
berry and His staff Bearers-A Woman
on Lightning Rod.
THE LONDON STRIKE.
The Ranks of the Strikers DAILY Growing
Larger.

The Ranks of the Strikers DAILY Growing
Larger.
LONDON, Sept. Two thousand coal
beavers and barge men employed by Par
ker Lambert have joined the strikers.
The council of the strikers held q meet
ing last evening and after a long dis
cussiOn on the situation decided to con-
tinue the strike.
A monster meeting of strikers was held
in Hyde park this afternoon. Mr.. Burns,
socialist agitatOr, ana other labor lead
eTs, made speeches. Resolutions de-
claring they would continue the strike
until their demands we're fully conceded
were unanimously adopted. The enOr-
nous crowd dispersed in an orderly man
ner.
The Economist predicts disastrous re-
suit for the strikers if they obtain a six
pence rate with four hour minimum. It
says: ''The number of men seeking work
at the docks will largely increase. The
companies will employ more permanent
wOrkmen and avail themselves of fewer
casual employees. Only the few will be
benefited: the lot of the many Will be
harder than ever. The law of the sur
vival of the fitteSt will be exemplitied by
the strike, the wide reaching cOnse-
quences of which will be unprecedented
i'll London S history.
1t is estimated that one hundred and
fifty thousand persons took part in the
demonstration at Hyde park. During
the progress of the meeting Mr.. Burns
and others passed through the crowd and
took up collection for the benefit of the
strikers. The money was received III
hats and open parasols aud large sum
was obtained. An American gentleman
who was present gave a handsome dOna-
ton. In an interview, Mr.. Burns said
the strike committee had decided not
TO have procession to-mor-
row. They propose to devote
the day to real work and especially to
improve the method of collecting funds.
Five thousand railway men held
meeting at Darlington to-day and de-
cided to strike unless shorter hours Of
labor were granted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02
HELD FOR MURDER.
Three Men Arrested Charged with Killing W.
P. Fortson of Jefferson.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX. Sept. Jim Boy
kin, Green Galston and Manuel Hawkins
were re-arrested yesterday upon the
charge of murder of w. P. Fortson about
I'VE months ago. 1t viii be remembered
that Mr.. Fortson left his home in Jeffer-
son one Sunday evening at o clock five
months ago, and was never again seen
until about three weeks ago, when his
body was found floating IN the
river at Shreveport with a heavy
iron weight tied to it. Soon after his
disappearance the above named parties
were arrested for having committed the
murder, but were released from custody
by writ of habeas corpus, because 1t
could not be proved that FOrtson was
actually dead his body not having been
recovered at the time. The examining
trial is set for Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
A heavy rain fell this afternoon about
8 O clock and will benefit the crops won
derfully.
Jefferson s first bale of new cotton
arrived yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-02
Killed from Ambush.

MONROE, La. Sept. In. d. Carney
was shot and killed by some party in am
bush this morning on the Monroe and
Bastrop road twelve miles from here.
The killing is believed to be the result of
an old feud growing out of the killing of
Pope IN Morehoase four or five months
ago by Carney. He has been held in jail
here for safe keeping, fears being en-
tertained for his safety, and was only
recently liberated on bond. He was
warned that if he attempted to return to
Morehouse he would be killed.