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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
Sur SttIesame Der 8tf8eretfrase,

Sttana, Ont, %. Sttober. - Wau
berntmntt, Der @eueral Gouuerneur 2uro
StanIeb merbe balo BON ieiuer Reiie mad
Brttiid Columbia suriidisbreu. 9ieIe be-
idIeuni9te &iidfebr tuirO NIT Der Radrtdt In
Berbintun9 9ebradt, bas Der eugIii9e De.
ianbte Cir Sultan BauucefOrte tn Balbiug=
ton bon eiuer Resteruug beuOIlmd9ti8t nor
zen iei, nit ben Ser. Staateu iiber Die 50.
iuug Der Srageu Setrsffs oes &obbsufauss
im Bebriu9smeer nno Der 6iiderei On Der
otIautiifen Siifle BON &auaba su uuterban.
oelH. @tisre Srage rtrb, 10 hofft man bier,
tuy6 @tuieBnng elmer 9emetu amen Com.
niifOu Cnti9iG6eu trerbeu, IN neI6er bic
uferlapbgr SGpan, &uslaub. GHeIauO (reip.
@GHaoa) uub bic Ser. Staateu SertGeter ieus
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
@ertditsperhanDIiinat,,


Criminal @ertdl I. - (Sor Rl9teI
8belps. Begen gugriffs -SGnrp Ha0 8u
liam Groisfer, uidt I6ulbig. gBeaeu ROrO
augrifis-Sobu NleUacett0. f6ul0ig, ueuel
BrOBe6 beantrngt 4uf Der 0legtrau6e fiji
bCute febeu foI8eHOe 5Iue: Uti4aeL s. Ear'
rtI, altce SraBter, @Iiiab 3oOgo0e, yfe9el
gSu. Barrier, 8autb Sbeepltn, JiegeltH Guct
@rag, Reger Bm. Apres, Grant u. &meltue
@eOrg gBaibiuByOu uu0 gegsr Charles 3,
apreF ue8eu 9tebfabs; Negsr &5Qs. Blot
'ou megeu @tRbrH3s; yteser gBm. Splrta
peseu UtOrOangrifis; 6eiuT. 5eroIb, EaoS.
&IaIt, 2outs RranB uu6 Nuute 6siIigeufa6t
ne8eu einiadeu,g au9riffs; Batrtd 8ouo5ue
uH0 Sames UlcRenHa meGeu Bertau oOl
gpirituoieu i'm BieoerboIuugsfaG; 5ebafi11
FIedeueeiu neneH SOnutassDeriaui5.
RBailenz @ertdt.-(Bor ben Rt5terti
giubiOp, @an8 uub goparba) Die yS2fe
8tpoitt & 8ruf Comp" als 8oufrederiu
aes Sefamente BON 5oibua Z. SarHer giu'
gEfeBt; sEm. &. SBaIter aum Sernalter bes
g!udIafes bon Gbrtfiaue Balter eEHauat
SnUeutar0er3eidntB etugereidt in bem SalI
bon Wi0r9GTetb 9uttoH; BermaItun9Sberiht
Benebmigt tu bemteutgeu ben Eauuie & Sdf !;
Bormuubidaft5beriGt gutgebeiBen Ia benz
ieuigeu ben Seuuie $. Sogg Bertauf ratis
fiBirt In benz 5au BON Rtbeda.S 8. WcGeau.
Stabts@ertdt.=s(B0r Gthter Step'
art.) Robert D. 9tup tpibsr BreningtOu,
Batubribge & Comp, 8lqge nuf S4aOen.
eriaB pe8eu S0TperUerIsBuug burd eiue gfa'
idtne Der Serflagteu; Ser6tit auf $500 gu
@uufeu oes RIIgers. gtGrB Babe mibeT
5ames 8opce, @iurebe gegeu bas BIatboper
bes Serflagteu abqeDieieH, uu6 Der Rldgertn
Is Gage 3eit sur &iurei9uus elmer RepliI
Gegebeu.
Stubts8retsgert9 t Rr. 1.-(8Or
8i&ter 8euuts.) 5amea NcTab0u unb In.
bere ntber Better 9tbbon nnb AuSere, 9siu9
nm GnuHntrHug elmer llrtuuOe; inter Ser.
buubIuug. 9atbartue Beunert tpioer gouis
Senuert, SheiOuussfIase aubaugtg gemadt.
Stabts3retsgertGt ytr. 2.-(B0r
8idter @riebt.) g8iniam 9. Snptor, tuu.,
miber E. Sen SraefOr0 uub gR6ere, Srber
3ur @ruenuuug bon z. e. BRADFORD gum
SGquefer. Btir beute: Bbiltpp ReBIer pioer
Rargavetbe SeBIer, s6etouugstlage.
Com mon BIeaer er8ert6 t.-(Bor
Rt6ter 9ufin.) Coleman uno FraR reiber
bic pBaItimorer Bafa9iers Bferbebabu'
@ompagnis, frtber bsri9tet; 8erbiit auf
$4,000 Sdaoeneriot 10 @un1eu Der Sldger.
8ora Seuborf niber Briebrid B0mmer,
SIage auf @nti4aOiguug pegen uuaebIt8er
SerIeum6una.
SupertOrs s@eridt. - (SOr Rtdter
SarIuu) Aunie Stee0sr piber bic puuiou."
unb yBbiIao biaD gBilmiustou 8aItimorer
Sabus 9ompaguie, friiber bert4tet; Bu gaus
fen Der 9IGgertn enti6tebeu. 6rauces 60
ueIin Snliaferro tpiber bic ,,Srfie Rattoual'
Banf BON Baltimore" Uub Sarab 8. gBaters
miber bteielbe, SIngeu uuf ben Setraa Bou
GbIigutisnen, rpeI9e angebIt9 uuseiesItder
Betie Uerfauft uoreen ftub; uuter Serbaut=
lung.
8uubesz9tfrtttsgert6t.-(gur
Ridter Rorris.) 9uura s. Bebb niber
@ouusrueur 6. 6. SadiOu, Ste0eniou &r'
der, {. Sittor 8Gnsbman uno 3bomas q.
6ouarb unb Grant (. @abtsau plber 8iss
ieIben, SdabeaeriOe eiIuaeu; frtiber 6eri6tet,
Berbiit 1u @RafsH Der BeriIasteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
2lWs @ettFo+
9rttii@ts GGpttaI ta Oct gad,barzOsepHbIif.
-5is DermeiatIit6 aus Oem Ssabantt 9ss
ftOhIEHeR SbIt4attsnen tpteOer sHfaefRRs

-Gte betmetntItI aus oem SGaa1GUA geS
HuhIEaea cBItaattsnen tpteOee aafeefRas
ceu.
Stabt glertfo, %. SiiObsr.-Sen.
nor Wenbusa &arIiua bat Die 6Gciaaba bon
Yacaiurtin I'm Staate Dforelas cine Be'
iienng BON gnu3 enormer Ausbehnuua-uebt
Der blSu geh0reubeu Silbergrube flir 2,0O0,'
600 Dollars elmer gon6oaer @eieuidaft uerz
fanft. Die 9acienba, anf peld5er uerue5ulz
lid 3uderrohr pebant miro, III cine Der sr0B.
ten ia Rerifo, trGbrenb aus bem SergDert
bereitS Shber i'm Betr1ge bon Spet bts oret
81 qionen Dollars genOnuen rporben ift.
Sier eiugetrnffeue Ra6ri4teu meIbeu, SaB
mebrere wiIitdrtide Ttbrer, meIde ftdl "a
Der @rbebuug 9egeu Die SGrtlasidle 8e8ie'
ring In 6em 8ebir9s0iitritte bee 0fli4en
Guatemala betbeiltgteu, gefaugeu genommen
naO eridCfieu mOroeu ftub. 3p6IfbnnSert
@oloaten ftub 8e8en bic Suiurgeateu ab9s'
ididt porben.
ct. QoHis, %. Gttober. .-@tne 9epeitG
aus Der StaSt WlsrlIo meIbet: ,8ie oer'
meintlt9 Gus oem S6abamts gsfObLeuen
GbIigatiOneu fa0 gefunoen pOrOen. 81
felt ft& beraus, oaB iie ourG bic 9fa@lditg'
felt eiues angefeItea bes S6asamts, mel
der Fe Dor etIifen RoHaten uu4 ben
StempeIblreau braGte, nm fe fempeln ~
lafeu, oereefen unb bort Itegen 8elaiieu rpur
ben. glaH iGnO fie geferu mad Ian9eu
SuGeu, uub srOse Sreube berri9t oatitbel
i'm S1abnmte. - BIbrelb Der IeBten paai
Gage iin0 bier mebrere giauler peger
EaIiGmiinberei berbaftet tp0roeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
Wnnt Communicated.

Sobnstopn, Pa.. %. Sttober. Die
Eiir9er bon Sobustonn baben $4,000 aufBes
brudt, mt bic Snd)e mad &obten fort8us
isten. Snues WcDitlLeu BON ben y@arbrias
@tien' Berteu" un6 81. 8. ROrham BON Der
Sobnion' 60. baben te $1,000 ge3etduet. 9ie
9fetuigungsarbsiteu i'm Stoup. Greet, tpel5e
bic bonn Staate aHgeftelt seneieueH Irbeiter
unfertig gelafen babeu, ueroen iOfort pteoer
GufseuOmmen unb 70 Iauae fOrtgsiebt tpereen,
ME es bic @itterun9 geaattet. Ste lluter.
fiifuugss s&0mmtlfou tpirb beute tn BbilaoeI=
pbta cine Serammiuu9 abbaIteE, uRb faus
nidt uuernartete 6tuberaife In ben Beg
treteu, mirb bte fGIieBltGle Sert5eiInug bes
6oues gtittUOh ooer 9onuerfGB be9suueu
tneThPfT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
Die Wan=unttrifntttr.

@btcagO, %. GttOber.-8ie pausams.
lt3aptideu Sourifeu fnbreu beute fort, bic
Sebenepiirtistetteu &biclso's 81 beii6tjsen.
am gbeuo ianb ibueu 3u @bren Elm Santett
fatt, anf psIdem Or. EIiut, Senor 8omero,
Der nerltuuiide @eiQubte, unO aubere 5erreu
Reoeu bielteu. StaatsiefretGr Slatne i9idte
beute BEN Senor Romero eiue 9epeIhe, In
peIder Ct fragte, % bic 9eritdte, bas bte
SOurIfen erniHtet ieien unb bic StiIe ablu.
brebeu piiniGten, auf gBabrseit berubeu.
Sn einer beute Gbsnb abgebaIteueu @erIamms
lung Der DeIegateu tpurbe Senor RomerC
beGuftragt, bem 9rn. Blaine Bu teIegrapbis
rem, baB bic GsriiGte Cbue ieoe1 @rAa0
ieieu.
@orgeu fraB reifeu bic GOurIfeu BON bier
Ga4 0iunautee Qb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
g8abIexettn serseu,serea,fat,attttr

SGnias' @itp, Mo., 81. 0ftober. -
Sames u. GrOutmuu, BrdFOeut Der raauius.
StGtes Gtes3emperenBslluion, bat ben BrGitoeu.
ten Der Sempereu1 9ereiue in Norbs uub
Siibs9afOta, Soma unb Nebrasfa eiueu Blau
iur SiIbnug elmer Central SrganiIation In
8oridIag sebradt, ben er, tpte fOIst, mott.
Utrt: uSer fd5ere @lfOlg Der Brobi6ttioa i'm
StaGte gfebrasfa i'm uddFen Sabre I6lteBt
bic SIutt uub uerbinbet banu flint grose, bi6t
ueben eiuanber Iiegeube Stnuten In eiuem
aemeiniamen Sample segeu ben SpirituOfeu'
9anbeI. So ielte be8blIb cine Rarte, bieIe
fiiuf StaGteu nmfafeube @eutral=S =SrgauiiaE
ton tn's 2ebeu serufeu neroen, unb Id
dInge besbaIb Dor, gum l. Sauuar etue Com
BENTON mad SmGba ju berufen, nm cine
iuIde Sr9auiiGttou IN sriiuOeu. gBirb in
einem RubereH ytadbarfiaate 6te Brobibittoa
3ur ScltsabftnmuHs uuterbreitet, 70 tanu
Gud 6ieier Staat in uniere SrganiiatioH aufz
aeuommen nerSeH."
Sroutmun bat bsretts aus WebrasEa uuS
5i6'DafOta 3ui6riften erbalten, noriu man
iiG nit BEN 4Iaue einuerfouoeu erftGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
etn esftr ses Ghlornraet,nffes. .

Sadion1iIIe, Sus., %. SIt.-&tnen
SelbfmoybOeriud mad1te Der iuaenbIi4e
Ehoulas gBoobmun i'm Saue ietuer Bier
mCbueaben Sdndgertu, iuoem er cine llabsr,
h0Iis 2aubanum 3I IiG uabm; er Iiegt iebt
iu bebenflt6sm .3uftan6e baruteber. g8oob.
man if stu 9ebu bes Uerforbeueu Bantiers
gD. 9. gEoobmau BON Bidtta, Gls. Ser
iuu9e Mnun mar benz iibermSsiseu @enaIie
Don @hIoraI eraebeu, unb bel bem Seru6e,
Der 9efIbrli6en GeuObubeit Su eutiagen, mar
tbm cas- 2e6en 3ur 2nf1 getuorGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
soantaes sapaus In Saptsmap potfs

SnbinuapoIts, Sub., %. Ottober.-
Ser BrIiJeid3ef bat Sufruttioueu ertbeilt,
eiue ffEitte 9urtfabruns bes Souutagsge'
ieees lu er1ptnqeu Enb teineu @eiddftsbe.
trteb ir9eno tpelher art 3u buIbeH. Seit 9e,
raumer 3eit mar bteier 3pans nur auf Die
S1aniptrthe nue 8arbiere auseeiibt NOR.
ben; nnr4 cine &ntiteibuns bes GbergertHts
ia Der Setrieb bon Gpotbeten, @isnrrenIGoer
uub 3etIuugsfdEben on Souuta9eu fir fatt
hoff befunhen mnroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
W!alaria lit ihrcn beribicOeHet
TOrmcA gCbcilt mtO berBiltet.

IS 0cbt fCin Ntlmtttl In or 2Get, lUclbC5 2DGdlz
iG,Hsbr uHO ale aHoUu maluuheH, bili0ieH uuO
ionilllcu Sicbcr nit 0ulic BON J(dbWuq'S YilItu
70 idutu BELT, ais R Raonun'5 Reu0u RcIiet.
u. Jt. u. tTir, MD Uur oCn nit lidldrl 8ebaittz
ten, iOuouU pCuH ytute, ugdt Dem mlldrilEu Site
GusaeiiPt mo Go6u Nlor9CH, che s auS8clu, ~ 6ts
30 EropiCu O}conp 9Ccf IN ASaier etnnGhwcu uuo nda
Su GjRU SrUdCr cnen, UCt0Cu ne ltoeM Angrtn Dorz
bUau.
30 Et5. Die Rlaidc. gu 506eu 0cj },pot5eItrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
9tAa9taf &aeHt9&
0Qn6nraer &tMfttlee
SGlafl0igfcit

Gcn6ct jdbrlth 8uuicuoc tu8 Srrcrbaus;
uuo otclc5 ucbel ninmt, Dte Die 9ler3te
iassu, bCdngiigenO ;u. ggdbreuo bic gs=
D5bnlidCn Dttttcl Uicuctft 3cihucilige grs
IlJhterurg gepdbren, tGuu fie Oo9 metf
mebr ShaOcu al8 gMtcu. 0icr iit cine
nltcrtrcnoe uuo 6lutreiuiguoc 4r5uet err
iOrorlid, uuO
glgcr'8 SarInpariQa
1T mouglcihltd Die bette. Sie btlft ieueu
St0ruurcu oe5 8lummlauft5 alb, melde
Shlailofigtcit ber0orruien, itdrtt bic 2ebeu8,
froit uuO iteut etuen gsiun0en 0erueu.
JuitanO 5er.
Ser toamirOtga :. 6. q. Cote, 2lgsut
Der Diaii Some gdiiiouarg 5ocictp, ,idrei6t.
iciH y!agen iei geit0rt geweeu uuo ietu
5hIaf bdufig nterbrohcu Uoroeu, mas
oIcHba: ouf uureiHes gut babe iblieBeH
loTau; aber Ourh 2lgcr'5 Sariapartaa let
Ct Uo1itdnotg gebetlt poroeu,
Trcoeric %. Bratt, 424 g8aibingtou Ct.
9oitou, ihreibt: .9ieiue 3ohter la9 an
NerUeuitmdde OanieOer. 9lger'5 SarIa.
partla itelte ibre @ciunObeit ber."
ggaltam 8, 8Omtcr, Grie, ga., uuroe
6aOurb uon elmer @erei}tbeit Der RcrUeu
mo Uou SdlafOfgtett gebeilt, oa6 er etrua
Bmet 0tOnate lang &lger'5 SarIapartQa eius
uabm; uHO wdbreuo bteier 3eit ra6m &C
itber 3man3ig BiunO an @emitt gu.
glBer's Sariapartlla,
3ubsrsitet UOu DIR. 5. 6. Qger q Co., eOpea, RatF.
5n aasn aPOt9sisH su BabsH, qrei5 81 fees
Slai4sa, 50, .---g-. ---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
GIme central a,,,erttaatSbe tgntnn

Neps0ort, %. GftObsr. - pr. Sufob
Eae3, @enerGItoniul BON @uate mala, If
burd cine SabeIbepeide beuudridtist, bns
Der centrnIsumerifnut4e &ouGres bic 8aFs
fir bic Union Der central ameritanii9eu
Union eeuehmiQt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
9ItmoTpbartTd1es qsbdnoute.,.

BittsfteGb, Naf,, %. Ottober. gin
nertpiirbtaeS utmOipbdrii6es Bbdnomeu
nurbe beute gta6mtttag beOba4tet. Ser
6tmmeI mar uubep0Ift, Obgtetd lei4ter gtes
bel berridte, uub bic Come uetgte fd i'm
g8efeu, als elm briIauter 8esenbsseu i'm
3enttb erihieu uub eiue Stuube lang fittbar
blieb. 8ettertunbi9e propbeSeteR beftt8e
Sturmmtube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23
Grtdttungen un0 S6merSen In Der 2unse
gebeilt.
NihLornLmist.. p. llorcm6cr |.


&r. RubmQp-Q Q8trtbr 0er sd Uoltc 5bHcrr
hoH ldnQlt eiHge ScllCn sum Sobe 5bres eoriQrdz
rilidH 3jCiOluent idui6Gn, 8Or udlBcbu 5abrtu eIs
piaht Ih oiClcS Nitttel IL. Smmcrmaun in OUutoua
uG, Utlnu Der mir Elm IOHgldbrtger iyrsuuo geueleu
mar unO idgte tbm 0aB cs tClu beiereS Yltcl ge9er
Grllltun0 uHo SdmerSen In ber yunge 9C6e. Vt
priudtc cS uno OQntie mir Damn DielmaS, btuSutua
Qcub oa6 es ien beiereS Uttte 9egen ote 2rontbei=
ten adbe uuo iebt CmpTtblt er e5 lelnen $atelteH.
SD Cmpiuhl C5 aud 6ul, StlbG, enem 2potleter ilE
Suatonua, uuo iCBt bait cr es OurrdtbIg. IN Nipple
tom QBsC., lUuroc iD init enCm ungen DlaHue be-
tanut Der GiHen idmTucn Nuneu bate, uuo pom bent
man beiTrdtttc, ouB er oC ShmnbIutt betommcn
lprbe. SD empiabl 1br Sariaparlian JteioIpent, uno
nod Clui9lr 5cit fab i i'm mid uno aiUDo CT orhtte
mir mam ole 6ano unO iU9ie mir, oaR er obne MIDI
lest begra6eu ietn UurOc IS bot tbu ehr ibneu ges
beilt. Dor uugtidbr ied5ycbU Subrcu fam Elm 0laHn
Su mir Gin 8uutb) unn aBtl, oa6 cine Erau an etueTE
Sufen trbe; er batty ,Dct &erlc pTluht, ober obne
5rfog. SD Cmpiabl Jbr Suriapauuidu. uHo uadI
Cntgcn 8Ggcn mar lie 8eluno. gS2nn Stuoer buheu,
10 lit cine 3OiiS aenug ne 'u beeu. SD orude uod=
mails meu STiiouucu ubCr Oieie 4riuei aus uu0 tduU
Hur 5e6m roth4u, ogebe i'm 6luie gu buben itc uerz
hHtet in uiclCu Fducn cine lhipere SJ1Ht9cit uiID,
SIR IlrbeuCr i. &ruidte.
3u baBeu bc 2lpotbelru. s ole 6Ioidle.
Or. @ooWop & O., gir. %, 28arreuitrases
g(elU- 2lorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-23

dlnae.
Muourdb Des0cn ote eefehltd1 befu9ten
GEtMfr eeber Der Sfaot Baltimore benGGrtGls
Rtet, eas ant effieu gienftn9e uad Dem erfttn
Ruutaa i'm gnnentber 1889-nm 5. Hooember
lin beoeter Gtabt bic SSabI foIsenber Secmer ab=
sebaIten fperben iutrb:
Ser @outroIeur bes StaatsIdlses.
Der senator Gus bem Smeiten 9sIss9e'
bungebe3irfe Der Stabt Baltimore.
Gods Se!egatea aus iebem Der bret 9e'
se9ebungsbe3irte Der Stabt Baltimore.
Der SbeIriGter Der bSGReu Stabtseri@ts=
banf Der Stabt Baltimore.
Der Sderiff Der 5tabt Baltimore.
Der aftunr bes SApericr9ert9ta Der StaSt
Baltimore.
Der Stabts@tometer.
Der Rapor Der Stabt Baltimore.
@tn Sertreter isoer SBar6 i'm erffeu 3uei8
bss Stabtratbee.
Gin gertreter tn spsiteu 3peis Oes 9ta0t'
Eathee, ME folgt:
elmer fur bic erie unS tueite gBaro, etner tdr Die
brittle unb perte gBaro elmer hr bic finite uno iedste
gBarb, elmer Ir Die e6ente uno ahe gBoro, ener tlr
bic neunte unb Bsbnte gBorb, elmer tur Die elite uno
RnoIfe gBarb, etner FIR bic 6reibebne uno pterheAnte
SBorb, elmer fur Die InBebnte uno ie9sBehnte Baro
einsr fir bic ebenBtbnte uno aBebnte 2aro. ttner
Fur bic neunbnte uuo bDnntaHe 2Saro, elner lur Ole
einunbSuanBigfte uno 5DeiunbBnantt9fe gBaro. ,
Gie Gttm1nIotae Derben u1r frhb 9eohnetuno .
1lbr &benos geIfoiien. m
Sdberiff Der StaOt Baltimore.
o n0 q a
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GuropatF@e Rabel6crs@ts.
Ser gapR ais gdIt6srt6ter. -.gin aaeebIi
Gst 8OtiaEa8 RuBEaue's Igs 8tssdHa8
Der 8nlfanfraae,

ogE G0ktanfr1ge'
Pnrts, %. Sttober. - Sin GorraIpon.
eCat bee pTigpy0" meIbet auS ROm, SsVeEaI
S8uutisff let in eiGer ipaiieusu Ultfou OF
cen Satifaq 6Ort nnaefommen. ST brtuae
Elm eigeu1dn6iges S4reibeu bes Giqren, IN
uei4em 2e6terer oen Baph ais S9tsbBrtb
ter IN Der BaliaHfrage accepttrt, uno ss benz
isLbea fretfelIt, eineu GUugreB Der gf1ats
stb3ubeIufen ober mad @utoiufeu irgsnb cine
aneere gtetbobe IN ersreifen, I'M Elm lleberz
etnlOmmeu 3ptlden Sefretdl uu0 9tuBlauO
5u sr5teIen.
gsrIaw5tana tn Sao=guBlanO.
Betersburg,2 %. SftO6er.-gtue nett
uerbreitete BeridpDrung pOIitii6er Ratur if
I'm iiiolmeu RuBlano entbedt tporoeu, mel
de on ausoebnuna uu6 Git6nbeit Aues ibers
trifit, tras biSber ans 2iht geIOmmeH. Die
Snuptmit9Iie6er Der 8eridp0ruug rub Stus
oenten, Delde FG NIT gepiifeu reuOIutiond'
rem 9eieuI@afte1 TN 1fretGiid1eu 9alt;ien
berbanoeH uuo beren BIan oabtu gtng, i'm
Eaue elmer 9tieberIage 8uBlaub'e In etnem
5freiGiih'ruiiihen 8riege cine poIitiite
&onioIibutieu nno Iegielntoriide IuabbGueisz
felt uuter Der Sberbobeit Gefreidl's fir ga,
Iilien 81 fi1ern. Eeleits fiuO jlbIreiile Sers
haftungeu norgencmmen moroea.
5te Cholera.
2onbou, %. Sftober. - @dbrenb Ser
IebteH bret Rouate fnb In ben Ebileru Ocs
gupbrut unb Gigrts 1000 Weni4eu an Der
Cholera geftorbeH.
Ste Grgaasi1aft SGS giafen Iat osn gaItau
2onboH, 90. Sftober. - @tne 8epeIdl
Der ySimes" uelbet aus @onfantinOpel
y8ie Bforte iFi Oifijisu bsna6ridlttgt nor,
Oeu, hub bic 8siIeauug Der SaIlaufrage In
Der fity3lideu &ouferen3 Buiidan 0erl &sa
rem uuo BEN GHrfen Bismard uidt erpabu
purbe."
Der @jar iuBerte @euu9tbuung Hber Ser
@ntI6InB bes Raiiers ggiIbelm, bem Sultan
eineH 8eIud] abJIfatten, Hub eriu6te ber
Saiier, bem SuItan bic Berfi5eruug ieiuel
FreunbIdaft Al iibermltteIu.
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SGjw2r3eit-SeiGmtffeG,

rutldcs 5ioIt Die marteruOfcu S6mer;tu itat, Gutz
5JnouuQgn lUoer uub GougCitiOucn 9eil Oh c in Der
EuHgG, Gem OiageU, Den GtHagweocu ooer ionfttIgI
Grlu Ohcr Crgauen itHo. Sine GnlUe1buu9 geuult,
Suucrltd mrIt elm hnber bis 3u tuCn Gbee=
lOHgl ron in CiuCm Glaic lGuiicr IN UCnigW NhuutEu
SJdupic, iourCu Niagen utbcttit, @r6rchcn, SOB
rloc &out, &ld9uugeu uHO uuc iHnyltcn &rlutz
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2lt0nt1tlooa.@ eialpeEoelt.

Tabpous 3}uoo o iJCf 6ictet cine Sur fir ie6e @E
ron SdmUStu, @GrrculuuQcu, GuetI tuu3tu,
SdWuilU no oCm JtttcU, Der Srult uH0
DCH GiuGhtru. Us mar oa5 crltt
Uu0 III 0QS CtR}ill
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9r 8aOWaB'5
S0tTapnriIinl1 0}eIOlOeptt!
GoS groBe neutrality-suspicious..
3m 6ailuug uuT d)rouii6tu &taalbateH

g6roniIdcr 9tGeumatiSmuS. irop6uloG gatOeH,
GuugCnbIutcu. GuSpepiic, 9ueoIhuamut G'ihDtrt.
Giehmufc. 6uittrantbeteu, Giidlt, 9Baiuiutt eng
liitc SJanibct, S05fuB, &roHhut5, ShUtnoWbt
Il. l. 10.
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9toBe
Oemokratifbe AlaGsn- iJsrGammIang
unter ben @uipiIien bes
hemptratiiGeH VereiR8 Observation-Disclosures
betite, Wittwot,.... go. ben 23. O'iOber 1883,
g6enbs ubry
TIT Str Grps Strnben DterFt0alIe,
gde ber gbarIess unb GrOBsSna5s,
Baltimore,
9toBe
tn ptt Grpk etEahem @aarFtOaLle,
S9aart gu9 3uiammen!

@E39SLL SANJ 5@lHA+11'NA'
S6nnrt guG iuilr1men!
Lreue Eemotraten Sl6=SaltimOr.'s, riidt aus in
uouer Stdrfe uuo Wfadlt bet bieier @eIegeHblit.
8enliTt ourb SuIe 9e9eniUatt, oaB Shf mob ni1t
6ereit Ico, unere CUTE Stab Den 6dno:n Der 1lepubz
utaner Bu uber9eben.
Ronl1nt Suiammen, um Sta. Robert s. SapiO=
for, ten btmofrat1cn Utaporsamtsz SanOi6atenJ
gu b0ren, fpeldlem Die GeitditSDelt, Die SdnoUerter
bic A16eter uRo alle euten SDrger Batimore's ibre
lersite uub entbuitafii&e lluttrituBuns geud6ren.
@r bot fttn CUR Steueruermtnoerung, Au elmer ebr'
ldben un6 MISUNDERSTANDING oer ftdbttIbenAns
aeeaeubeiten peIpte, unb er lUir6 etn2Sort baIten
8l6t aus uuo bort bsreote Sseoner Die YrInbtpten
pabreT 9euofrQtie baresen, Die SerIeumoun9en Der
rabifnIen Rartei 5lrndnetien uno Die 8erirrungen
unerer irre gefublten SIiioer NIT oemofTdtbeI Ser
9unatEheit uno unabbdnsgen $rdenfioHeu, Gber
YePItIitamihen fet9ungen biOs fsen,
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j. r. r.
DADNkY'S
ID READY RELIEF
gfe biligl!c uuS bette Qlr3nCi fir Tau
miliCn= =0Cbraud) III oCr Qgglt.

SIN Sgt non elmer JS ;DuaDi8 0,inutin, nlb tiIsr
giumoligeE oruuoH1H Nnun0ma rlyiGbIt t5 uic=
mails, SdnluScn Su ItuotyU. GjHsrei, lUig n2f-iE
uHb nQrteuo cle StWnrn Der 0Urh 0l5c Hatisz
mus, Sett!d3UItc.-, GntrliuHJ, g}trruD9auul.
GrblaTtc1 aud cIu mygsU, "s0Ulo's BclaH re
Lief ucrdort liouae lJ,l.ItTun3. gs Ino,r. ioiort
uub hCilt bOt0
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BET In 0ns 8u6Ittum! 6ebet fbr uHS
rrlaugt u 10 aus uuo iehct OaB ,Jla 10 b" aus
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Robert 6. Saoi6ion, Sohn y. gSoe,
u. y. Sammonb, @eorge Sdua9e,
Sames 9oEo, @has, 2S. {yel0, Jun,
gtGHOent:
Senrih y. 9lomer,
Seftetaee:
Sotu S. BGnB, Z. W. Srouhein,
S5G!oes GipnU, &arI Rbelue.
The sun., 1889-12-08
The Origin OF the Dlamond.
From InnentloM,

The origin OF tho diamond has been fruit
ful topic for speculation among scientists
hence many contradictory theories have been
advanced and argued with somo show Of rea-
son but after all that has been said and writ
ten upon The subject, We are still left pretty
much In the dark. Some OF the theories are
very ingenious and interesting though the
amount Of truth they embody remains to bo
proved, 1t has been suggested that the Vapors
been condensed and crystallized into the dia-
mondi and again, the itacolumite, generally
regarded as the mhtrix. was saturated with
petroleum. which, collecting In nodules. formed
the gem by gradual capitalization.
Newton believed II to have been coagulated
unctuous substance OF vegetable origin. and
was sustained In the theory by many eminent
philosophers. including Sir d. Brewster, who
believed the diamond WAS once mass OF gum.
derived from certain species OF wood, and that
4 subsequently assumed z crystalline form q
may have been produced by the slow decom-
position OF vegetable material. and even from
animal matter. Burton says II 10 younger than
RoidI and suggests tho possibility that II may
still be In process OF formation. with capacity
pf growth. Specimens OF the diamond have
beon found 10 enclose particles OF gold. an
evidence, he thinks that its formation was
The theory that the diamond was formed I'm
mediately from carbon by tho action Of heat is
opposed by another. maintaining that II could
not have been produced In this way, otherwise
would have been consumed. But the a1vo-
Gates OF this view were not quite on their
guard against surprise, for some quick-W
tod opponent has found by experiments that
tho diamond viii sustain great heat without
sombuAton. -
The sun., 1889-12-08
THE BATTLE SHIP VICTORIA.
THEORETICALLY THH MOST PoHER-
FUE FIGHTBk AFLoAE

Ne one Can Tell what She Could ne IN
T1nas or Astion-Defeots In the ATeaern
Battle ship Pointed Out by Able Critics.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 7.-one OF the most i'm
portant portions Of the report OF Secretary Of
the Navy Tracy was that In which he advocated
the immediate construction OF such battle
ships as would increase the feet OF eleven
already provided for to forty. Tho one prob
lem now before the Government in tho matter
Of q naval policy" says the Secretary, IL to
get those forty vessels built at the earliest pos
siblo moment" It Is certain that the Secretary
will devote himself as assiduously to building
armor-olad bsttleships as Mr.. Whitney did to
building fast cruisera
1t Is therefore Of the utmost Importance that
not only the American naval constructors, but
the American people as we'll, should fully un-
derstand what has been done in Europe in the
way Of building such ships, and particularly
what mistakes have been made on the other
aide Of the water.
The greatest Of all battle ships now ahoAt 10
her Majesty's war ship named in her honor.
the Victoria. In the size OF her guns. the thick
ness Of her armor plating. and the power Of
her engines there Is nothing like her. Some
cruisers have engines Of o little greater power,
but have neither the guns nor the armor. A
few battle ships mount guns OF equal size. but
have neither the armor nor the enRlneR The
Victoria 10 without rival-theoretically.
The Victoria was built at the works Of Sir
William Armstrong at Elswick on the Tyne.
She is about $50 feet long over all t34o between
her stem and her stern postl 70 feet broad. and