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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
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bate tsul Ftrau3 Department. ftc3Ia cine
8squuu3 lir bic in Guttra9e bteIe5 GePar'
.2Ileatg 3Dli@aH BEN 1. 5Iu Uub BEN 30.
EitOber D. 8. bef0toerteu Dcpsiaeu 3u3es
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SeusgaI= gofEaifers, our9 palaa ota Sc
Jitbreu fiyr ote 0{egjeruuGss sDepeibeu fttr oa8
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III 90. GtEober abge9eben porOeR ID, 70 be-
auipyuGte be 9eu7untc Seieuaaft, 0aB ibr
ftc ulEr5Ht oer yiouata JuIt bic einibties.
I'D Giio5er pOu i6r bei0roertau 2l2gigEHuqas
9gpcItsn mad teu 0oyibygau b01eJgI 81
rif ts3Gbt njtC0su. Ger erie 55bsBQmt5.
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tefi5ee, uH0 bQB Der Gplpraa osE alIniteb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

D2r T!el5ertEeie46e @eusr0ls lutjt2lr Der
Irmeg, Eglrl 8ut5o u. yteber, bat Dem
tric85i1tretar etusa Serini u0sr Die EB3ags
leit i.nes &usGlu9 n6braHo Oes nit Rem 30.
SEPTEMBER a68s!auIluel Sa9res uu.erbEeitet.
&r gjbC pi2giU inter 4u0ereu ble llgaBen
t.iu Die 70 bs0ani.id Acknowledgements 8ls
igrtioHea Gg8 Der Grmee an; inter btclea
lIriad)eu fteteu ii5ermGBiaer 5eau5 8.it!8er
Gerau:t Hao iq!ett2 Ge9an1!aaa II erfer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
GuroPaiT6e &o6el6eri3t te.
@us 5emtf0iaaS.
WY
&aiiI @ubdm unO @emabliupieocr3u 9auj'

Etr GuItan Gbet Bsu GatEeEbeIud To StRat=
buE.- 8Etudlte n5er Ote g4abItruHa etnes
amertFauiiaeR 8eIanOtithaft i'm TattFau.
- Gpaatsa'S aatizpeU sameritaHti@s Be
ftrebHuGeu.
Berliu, Is. yfooember. - Der Raijer
uu6 Die Saiier,u 5on Deutihlauo iameH
beute rib aui Der 8ubpayfs SabRfatiOH on.
Die 8erIiner Brefie bepiIlOmauet oas tai
ierltd]e BGar auf's gBdrmfe.
Bijrfl Sismutd uuo pr. BON B6tttaer 5lts
ten cine 8eipredurg, um bic 2ett Der Seaes
raImabIeH Jun 8etaeta9 feljuieBeH. Da5
ReiuItat Der 8eipr Dung ID 5Dur utdt be-
GQpat, oo9 alaubt man, oa5 6te gBablen 3u
aniang tCS SlEuarS fattfa0eu peroeu.
Sr. 6CarB Gee aus PbiIaOeIpbtl if gum
colre'P0ubireubeu gtitglteo Der gltu92ugr
t6uigIt4en AIltemie Der GSiiieni4aft ers
uaunt por6en.
9nrtl ben SturJ etues 9lotsnfu6js gu
EIubuiaioIu, uugaCu, pur0eH b2ute ieas
BerioneH get0btet un0 0iele auoere 0srIgBt.
8ae Eiioget Gentle be8 Retd3tage5 GOT
bic Segmiui9uu9 fir Die ueus SaGt Oe6 Sat
Ieya nit 2I ge9cu Sttmmen a18anomuen.
&raf Gsy5ert Siama tat b0be Gr0au
ton BEN Sultan onObl, Dte DOE Dem S6al9
ron GTte6euIGuO erhllteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
Gin O0nkb0rer l)Qtient,

oer ietRen I1men nid5t senauut baten min, unp ber
ietne opIitGnoige &ieoerberiteaung rrn id,tpes
rem Geteu elmer, IN entm Drttprbun ansegefeneu
gr3uet reroantt ldbt bur uHs baelbe foiteutrei an
BUD eHtbalt Re3tpte, bic in iener aprtbete semaSt
Dsybeu ttnneH. Stidt Cure asTeIe nit 9rieimartG
~: .,grioat GliRit uno gtseGnTatu". 29 aBeR
u, StI.s Rep Cert r. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

Rg gIte 3citnugea, grOBes Jormat,
FIR GinpadJtnG6e Beeignet, Is GcRt5 pro
100 9per $1.25 pro 1000 SGgeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
C2ao8.72,s,s2) Wobest8, '5rssa. ,.i5,, :. .
e ageen Oss slsaaea .gara gsaa..

RoIttmoTc. sen IS. OftoFer1S
Die StraFeLzG Gurbbrudsz sz9ommln6Te mlb5E in
Cgua5hcil ser EgflimmuHgeH 5e5 5al.u0pgr S.15.s
gsf-tbuGes, A.. artiIsi. bi-rmt beilnnt. ZAP Tie
in BurtGu Der 9oumiidre TN Jlltllaue lDtt eI'Ie
&uiumIung bGiten mu6s1, um 6e l5ne1 Setr21s
btr GonoemrrGu9 uno oCs GurGoruIs oel BattEz
todz2trafis, Oonoer SlHseu'&oenuc bls Sur RoJt9'
huitten pfi&teu In ueDeremll mWun9 nit hgr am
y. Sftober 1889 seuebmisteU I5eroronuul ytr. 1876
b.s Narors uHo StGoultbts 0ou baltimore Gus5uz
u5tE, ysip. Au eriuuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
gtH6f@sr1a8 etnes Sfrtats9e'
b&uSeS.

gSarreuton Sa., 10. RoUember. -
9as hisftee @eri&tssebGube brauute bsute
absu6 uieeer. Der SerInf betrdgt ettpa
$4,000 Iub bic SerF4sruus $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

Die beutiga @tcnar giruQ6u1e be.rHg
1852 ,894, bic 3cueirueEme 2737,972.
Cur GIuIGinug baimmtc yiauonGls Slufz
Joten i'm 8etrGge Don $2l7, pa ltsfen beute
IN S6atauta ein-
3js glariuefaPsIa III n04 5aeatteolu,,
N.=g., bcorbcrt nQrnar, In bort an 90, ,21.
uu6 % .. Ylts., gsle8ea,Id Der Gaatsrua-z
Teicr 52 STAT f3jruug act SGuoss. G0Hfitus
ion trcd beH StaaG yiorb GaIoIiaa 81 pie
In.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
SEobn 92c gSjutaHt5,
ZemLtiel =. -lilerE9Ea !
t2co,G,72,8,s2} woUegt ,s. @rssa. S9s.I,'.
81 GreaG oer StrGfcu.E u.Eur0btuass
~ 6 n ~ gri fTGsf

BnItimorc beu 80. Cttcbgr 1899.
Sic SuaBcu= Gurtbruussg gommINGTe mafsn IN
@'cu5Fsett otr BstlmmuU9tR oes 5lltim5rer 5taot=
Gsigu7utCS, AZ. Aytttl, 5Ieruit 6c;uunt, bag ne
&oa.G9. ofn 2. Ge5em6fr 1859, I'm 10 llbr Borz
WIttGns, IN S'urgau osr Sommlfidre i'm R1th9auF
lore cTac Serilmmluuq baueu U,roeH, um Dix 1uen
|grlFrs bIr SUnaeMpirung un6 Gerbrsueruul Der
FGhsIiCRtGGe, tbewee Cui Ger Jo,oejte un6
thulUrie Gui oeI SIotlte non oer Soloertz his 3ur
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gggslil ten BfItttE II us5grenIn UunJ NIT Der am
2s GHchsr 1889 eeuabmigteu 8eromnual TX 1913
ots DiUoOI5 Iuo 1tyotratBt5 u0u Baltimore a4S8u=
iuJr,n, seig. III criu4eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
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Baltimore {, OeH Is. SEt0bey 1889.
Sie Gha6sns Gurt6ruts sGommt6!e uGtsa in
gtmdsheit Der SsftimmungeH 6e5 Baltmorer Stlotz
gejse6utss, AZ. artittI, bermit 5stlnat. 6lF Fs
gtsnfsaa, bsn 26. gsO0ember 1889, 10 u5r 8rrs
mjttogS, I'M 8uTtau oer Gommidge i'm Rlt5lluie
hre erfte g'criamuiuHJ batau fpcTocH, I'm Die ibneu
Setrefis ber &OHoeTniruHg uGA be5 GuIt5yui55 bey
Git0arotnnItraBs, UoH btr Tort=I0elue biz sur
gIacqettfraBe, lbertraqgnEu Seiurrint uuS ron tlz
nen erteiittsu lndtsu in Ie6ertil itimmuug NIT 6ar
am "a. Gttober 1859 eenebmiqten 8trorSg4nl Rr.
l59 oss DiaCors uuo GtG3trat5es uOI Baltimore
cusJuubsn, rap, 81 eIfulen.
S9hn SRcSStutamS,
SaEueI y. 5hartett5,
EGHtCL HfcGGau,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
(26O.6,72.s.s2) Robevt j. 8reea, z
0Sargau Oct StEafeu= Surd bruhss
~ Nntfsfrl iff0re.

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~ SoaSmthares
Baltimore, ben 80. SttOber 1889.
Die Gir16euz Surt5rudszG GOmmTire maiden m
@Ia&BbsIt btr 8eillmIuHsen ots 8IittmoIer 5tI0tz
@eI.tbutes, &rtstcI II, blerutt bc'GrHt, ACE fie
~ oIS1Ga, zen Z. 3OeSemb9r $50, I'm 10 ubr Boz
mjttuos, I'M &ureau Der SommiHirc I'M Jut5blule
i1rr Crile 8eriaWWlung lll.en lUgr0en nm DE i6U4u
8streffs Der gouo3mutTuna uT5 oe5 Durtbru-ls Der
&uftsitraiIe, Uon Der GlioertcaFs bis sur 5elGirz
aeeuue, uber.rlgeueH 8efu3niiis uRo UoR IgHGH er=
hUi1tSU ITJ1ttU in QtUerelUl.luNuu3 NIT bgt Iu
IS. Efloblr 1850 9eUClwi5teu g}er0rcuuUs Jtr, 1872
bl5 ItGlprs mo Staouatbs OOu Baltimore uusSus
iugIeU, relp. 81 eIuuen.
Sohn gStUiarS,
SauEusI 9. =hacrgtg5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
& s. Baltimore
@e4e 9lea06dter
96SEc II. SGoIce,
(Wun.J6, ,3Wttl SIR. SfS. q. YErIGrlFs.
g2 aggaU Ger Straffnz Harm0rpAsz
~ uutfiliiidrs

Baltimore, 6en 30. Gtto6tr 1889,
Die Strobeuz zDnrtbrut Ssgommt'i5Ie MAIDEN in
8smdf1stt Der BeitimmUngen oes SlIumortr 5,aots
gsietbuhts, AZ. 2lrtjfel, Gtermt bttanUt, oaB lie
Sgcptap, ben 2. Se8ember 1889. I'm 10 ual.2}ors
uitGgs, I'M Bureau bGr G9mmIii5re i'm 0ta.b5aulc
ibIe giie @sriammIun9 baten Deroen, I'm bic lAatn
Ettreffs Der Gonoemnrung unb 6ss 0urlbIUb5 Der
,SGOeraIftra6e, ron eer Elt!eriOu BlT' IDsulc
big fur @aUnonfrnBe. hbsrtrc9enen BeFl HiIie un5
non jhnen erhtilt2n tflltlteH IN uebertjE ttmmuag
nit Der ON Is. Gtto6tr 1889 gtnebm9tsu YaYJros
uung ytr. 100 oes Ulagor5 THb Stubudt5e5 UOu
8atmOr: aus5uiubreu, rtip. iu eriu1en.
sRobu @lcEStuiatts,
SamueL Il. &bntretfS,
9agtaL SECS auH,
GOMTiiIre;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
f5uab gtguQod1 fdr GarEFrefopnt

RepsYOrf Is. Yoosmber.-5a eiaar
tcute &beGo abBeRalteueu 8erianmluug Oe5
,,Rainrul. @lubs, 4" in peI6er bte 5Ca9e itber
g3aa,egeIa 3ur Sebuug Des ausrlflatih.u
SPebaroeIs bsiprodeu spur5e, O2-lg5 Der
Sttratdr eiu Gdratbgu beS 4ate. 6u51
mc&uuch, S6aBQmt5s SetCeldr5 Euter gil.
coIH, Snbri1u anD Nrfbur, in Usltem ftt
h,r 1Greiber fir EarilrefOrn 5Gf,d.t. Gr.
W}t9uucd iaat. es iat III besGgsrn, sag be
iFroge ribr ole cine reia 00ltsDrt9IaaiAife
iCHbSrH ole Yarteifra9e b0r 0ls &3t gehrltt
E0Goeu iet. ST gbt tm Elcaersu aug man,
Ger, tnB ietHer NnF9t nab etu uia9er b.lias
herrer Ggrtelr NIT nu5nartigau Rlti-1eu
oaf yioibnenbi9fa fir bte tabufrieqau Safe.
rIfen tGr Ser. Staateu lei, uub baB baber
6Gr bemoiratt6e 22briaB eines ,Tarf for
Revenue only" Der Reget mad eas Ri4Hge
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

gaS SaiierretB 6ekaE1t ttto 5Ss Gega5Itf
pgpFIaHiFt.-Eir gstntRsr erI8oTsa.

FF~%@Nf''-F%' ~ S4FA'tt f~NA ~ httSEi~~T'
2Oubou, IS. Nobamber. - gtue Bris
6ot'Gbifiraheps'de aus 9}io. o.5auetro metSet,
taB cine 9ieoo!utiou bort ausgebroaeu If.
Sic Dtpeiae eutbdI! leiHe Gin3eIn8etteu.
Eep gort, 10. Touember. - so.
Gtorfss 81. Stint & Comp. erbieIten fpit
seute 8o6mittag foI8eubs Depei8e aus 31to'
SlnaiIc: ogiue 01s5oIution Ii bier an8se'
brcdeu. @as braFlianii6e glilitar f in
GouhoIe. 8as Riuifertum bat reFguirt.
Der 3ped Der G-bebung bsfaao in Dem
S,pr5e bes Saiierreib8 Hub Ter grHubnH3
elmer 8eputlit."
2Gnibtnator, 3. g., -. Io55r. -
Ser braFIianjide 9einaote ertlirte heute
&5eub 2r babe fcire o'flteue gilttbeiIuug
uber bic @EbebuHg 5u 9itO SanttTo, ie6o1I Iai
Inn aus uidtamt!ider Gueue bic uimlite
9iadrd]t 3ugegegaugeu, ME bteieuige, mel.
DE bie 5trma &bas. R. Stint & @uup. In
9ser' Qcrt enpfiug. Eeruer iaatc 6er 8e=
onote, er babe, lsttoem CT TN IeBt2u SJuli
Brofljeu oerlteB, bieI &eihniB ttbsr bic
Starte ter rgpubliiaRiIheu Bartei IN ieuem
Eou0e 0erucr,Heu aueiu iginsr NnGttra4
Dllce ieue sta:ie iiberhltt. 3aj Ger lebs
ten S9rbl, ncIdle beutomuIeu uGbeptubert
rrh urparteitih par, ieteu uur peutge Re.
pntrtHrar eroibIt Dorneu, nab Ct F0uae
ntGt gIouban, bnB iit bic 0fi21tItAe Mteis
nunl IN ben l5bteu orei ooer pier Niouatau
70 fort oerGuoert babe, ME In Der fro9li5eu
Soseluatrd}t angegebeH Iei. gl6gilharweiis
banbcle e8 itn uur mn ctHe Ittuti2Itr,i5 0On
CeriuagTer &eteutuug.
Eoubou, I6. yicoember.-Sp Spitere De,
ndteu nu8 Sic Sanetro be7ltiaeu aie fIiis
Eereu Rc1riateu. Die 9le0Olntou trabtet
racl Dem Stur3e bes Eniierreits uuO eiu.r
gr0ijlmiruug ser Repu5li. Die .8aD2s
purQ mtro BON ser Armee unterflBt.
Sine prcBiIoriite Regiernug, uHter oereu
I2jtolieOeru ith SeHOr B. 6ouiecd uu6 Gen.
Seninuiu GoEfant beiigOen, II eiH3east
uorber.
Inter ben etngelaufeue1, iebo5 nod Mot
3mtlih befGtiaten yladrjdlteu beiuoet f5
sieerjse, BAG Boron gGoart0, Der @&Qriuez
@uuifer, er'hodgu moroea 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

2Du6Dut 10. g.o0smber'-9ia 33}la,
-..Ge turslj@ uHtgr Der yeiuas ces &CGa.g'
&G,Be auf bic EOutoIsT GeHauaulD05aau5eu
uHteIupmmeH puIoe, Gal .5oI 0gai 5utes
Gtblu, o6aou uod UlaL ~ aei&2beu bl,
Ju Folge Der firaugeu SHrpatJga her 5ldJt
5gieBtsu Eeremeu;2agier fab Die gi3sutbus
uer oerielblur neIde blsber ME eiueu Bauup
ilir Ieparatur ausgege5eu Pa5eu, uiat elm.
mol, uu biz 6auiGr UOr tenn 5iufur}gu az
blpa5reu, 8Ssuuugeu poreeu, uu0sr3i8,t4
ausgeeebute SeIaaoeruugeu uro 82J5ef5=
Iuuaeu UoT3uneRmgu, DC ioa7 ote 8eb0roen
biz H1ibjgau GJbe.teu aui &0feu Der Gtg2Uz
thiilEr ausiiibrgu lnfieU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

HFr Uu bng BubItfumi - G3e5d Rttr uno
rGJJaust u 6fu 95 uno ie5a, oa8 pJ 70 q Q- aui
ogn 1T. mas 5br fault, ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16

IN gtutIs, " atfbs, 8cIatrs, CrcBs ttub n Dofttt-
9tsCitsS nit io.genosn SorteH ausgs3ettae.tg
@sEFe: gGleHer, 6ylntiurter, SQoHcJ, SpDIuca.
1.asen, SlutDurf, SrluHibiDetg:r gebeyDurf
5dn.eltbsTs ERurf SdDdser SIreidaer, itdllc1d 1si
SalaUt 9eroelGtpuTh, COrned Beef, gsioHt una
toh, ge'otts una ser1uh;rtt 3ungs, geAadte5 1inS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-16
2lugcmctuc 8eutih. .Qlmcritani5tc
0G(1afts- agentar it Ber!i1

Wfner0I-Url1 G8elltur N 4teT!li.
Der IInereitrets, BON 1871 bis 1889 Setretir
bes Ber @t.s 9cneraIzRoniulates in 9erIinu un0 oou
ben Jstttu 6rst @bsis bes Imtes befens empiO9sn,
bat erne
General s@grntur
sur Bermtttsuna ron gtiGditsn 5Diltsn ben Ser.
Staaten uRb SeUtIdlau6, aue StGatsu oes &efs
9ereu lrlfdTsuo, eroifnet. gT smpfiehlt ith nun,
boufommeu ptrtraut nit ben Srororutiien ielnes
unternebmens, bur &tLEOtguas ausf &rteE boa
RedtSiedlen, GrbImafTs' She, EeEameHfs',
8prmunDi6aitsz, YtIttars yEHfoAsS unb an'
beren Argele9enhCeu. Delbe SyinbTun9 uno SeHIt'
niB beI @elCge beiber Stnoer erbelibeu.
4nuttlth uno reel Derben btiorst
Batent ApplltatIoueu ruo eUentlIau Eatente II
8euttlauo iOmObl, ME IN Den Ser. ct,
Stug BON g&aarGuScId)en, 0tuiieru
uno llteroridem @igeutbum.
Sti SEbi6aitszV umndlten uno nnoeren Ber7
tIaufnslrbeisn mtrb Caution qefsQt. aLcu DUn ers
IanqtaIeR SeDuieu begletetenGufuigen lurSrmtte7
lung ron SIbltaten lDrIo Die gIoBte Sorliamtett
9efDi6met AbinIten bon GsflmeneH uuo anoere
Qerthe TtDraieniiuenben GTigrthen bs5orat uno oes
gBttteren ale AuiTdQe-2ElGr5nbefeu Jiabs
foTidU7geE iIgeu5 lDeiheT Art, gEihLUuAe uno Gus
bere AulIGqe-promgte SeldWna EEben.
glGR o6rtnTt IN enGlilter RENT Ter, itluI6fi5er
pbsr bohmilter 5uItIjit. frau'rrt,
q. 9Rot,
6l0ttneu StraBe, 4, Salin, 0cutIdlano.
(Sspt2I ,SDite)
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GIeUW'8
Sd)mefeC-Sc Sctfe

rjn uje Ucgfa0ea2e3 &egz
i&6uert,m8snetttet fit 0ic
9ont 1T; 0oB fje ojeieI0e ooa ies
ser Spur bon $eranftaltRn9 6ez
freit, mag oisf:l6e NUN 1T Gta,tEa
Gafter 2jt&Gc, SOataterfprofs
fen oocr eutftsTenoen 23fdsGett
6cfsben t1,o oo6 ite oaonr4 Ot:
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QrofIonati9n oc8 snIloa8.
antt Wan -elmsstfanIfaes.

Rabrtb, 10. yloo.-8er fpauiibe 9oLos
rinlmtHiher bot cine BorIage CUR Derlb'st
8uug he5 Eariis fir cuba unb BOrtozR.cl
arr TGrberuHg oes 6auoeIs 5pli5gn ben ipl,
decentralization 9iepublitCu En0 @auop1
au'gdest. 8us auanartige Gmt mgdg 5lu
ipnriit,ameritauiideu 8epubltIeu &Uerbis.
tungeu in Der AbfGt, i'e burh pOltii4e uHb
commeI3tgle 8e3iebuugeu OIL chamber 81
itJlClu.
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geue Tor5cgauaen Oct 2uaOUHgr G5Gar
better.

QOu6Or, IS. RoBbr.-Die 8ctlr6ejtar
reI.auglH isBt quo &8aGIlus flir a.s Get,
nGhrsH9 j5ygr DiC5IuteH. Gte 6ustlRu
rglieu Die Bprceguug 5ulHd, uu5 el.i.eE.
Ner gr'p,ra E-ba IN h,rettem 25u.r.u.1a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
ST0OKS FOR SALE.

StooAs foH SALE
10 Shares National Bank Of West Virginia,
" Shares Commercial Bank.
10 shares Ohio Valley Bank.
25 Shares lAnghlin Nail Company,
~ Shares WARWICK China Company,
10 Shares LaBGllU Nail Mill
10 shares Riverside lruu horkS,
- Irwin, Broker,
nOH M. "a we I'll Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13

There were five cases disposed Of at yes.
terday'ssession ofthe Police Court. Harry
b. Miller, the young desperate who
created a reign Of terror in Clara Moss
house Of i'll fame by chasing the women
around with a revolver, was fined $50
and costs, and in default Of payment was
given sixty days in the workhouse. Tim
DorRan was fined S. and costs iorindulg'
Ing 10 another disorderly spell, and in
default Of payment was sent upior thirty
days. Charles Smith being unable 70 pay
flne OF ST and costs assessed for being
drunk went to the hill for fifteen days,
and Frank Coyle got q like dose for like
otFense. Valentine Letter was found by
Officer Desmond in q state OF intoxica'
ton stretched out on the railroad tracks
IN North Wheeling. The fine of 81 and
costs imposed was suspended on condt-
ton that he leave town at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
wheeling ms n Retail Market.

Year by year the Wheeling retail mer
chants increase the variety and attrac
tiveness Of their stocks. This season
they have surpassed all previous efforts
and 1t is the common testimony thaI
their sales are fur beyond those Of ths
same period last year. This is another
evidence of the growth and prosperity Of
this community.
1t is an interesting fact that while
some Wheeling people cannot find in
this city anything good enough for them,
and so are obliged to send away
Wheeling merchants have customers 10
large cities five hundred miles away
from Wheeling. This is particularly
true Of dealers in fine dry goods, iewelry,
glass and china.
Whether 1t is because our merchants
display better taste in selecting their
wares, or because they are satisfied with
smaller profits and are under less expense
than their competitors In large cities,
the fact remains aad is creditable to
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
AtHAgain.

The ways Of the Supreme Court o.
Appeals Of the sovereign State Of Wes
Virginia are past finding out, There d
the case Of McClaughtery, Of Morce,
county, q lawyer who took the liberty to
bid adieu othe Democracy and cast bis
lot with the party ofprogresS.
MIR. MCOlaughtery stirred up the bile
Of the Bourbons before he had gont
very far. Among other things he wrot,
an article, published in the INrELLluES.
CIR, CriticlsihR Judge johnson Of The
Circuit Court for his action in certain
election cases. For this exercise Of the
right Of an American citizen Mr.. Nc
~Claughtery was fined for contempt and
disbOred by Judge johnson. The So.
preme Court OF Appeals says It was moi
right to fine MIR. MCClaughtery for con.
tempt, but all fright to shut him out from
practice for what he did through a
newspaper as a citizen.
And SO the highest judicial body 10
the State continues to make West VII.
Rlnians glad that they arc not Obliged 10
run against II every day In the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
SENATOR C,J FAULKNER
dives Reasons Why He Payors Washington
for tho Worlds Fair,

dives Reasons Why He Fayors Washington
for tho Worlds Fair,
City Clerk Thoner has received acom'
nupicatlon from Senator Charles j.,
Faulkner acknowledging the receipt OF
a letter tom Mr.. Thoper notifying him
Of the passage by Council Of a resolution
declaring in favor Of Chicago as the site
for the big Worlds Fair and Exposition
in 1902, and requesting that this States
representatives in Congress use their
efforts TO bring about suCn an arrange
nent, Senator Faulkner does not con-
our In the views OF a majority Of the
Council OF Wheeling, and gives bis rea'
sons for iayoring Washington for h
World's Fair, as follows.
II regret 70 say that alter 9 ipll Con
sideration Of this subject, ] feel that y IS
impossible for me TO concur IN the
views OF the Council, as to the place OF
the location Of said exposition,
"FIrst-It should be Invested OF al.
character OF q mere commercial expose
lion Tor the benefit Of any particular To-
eality-should BIO national in It's aims
and purpose, that all riyalries may be
oyerthrown, and a united support given
10 1t by the people OF our country, and
In lis national features strengthened by
ia location IN the city that has the
proud title OF being the capital OF sixty
Ave millions of people.
0second-The city Of Washington has
within its boundaries an exhibition
worthy Of the admiration OF the people
OF any country, all or a majority oil
which would have TO be transported, al
the risk Of the Government, TO any other
point at which said exposition might be
located.
would necessarily have TO be erected
could be utilized after the exposition ~
relieving the crowded departments otthe
Government.
Fourth-Ii 1t is to DO controlled by
National law, no doubt or question
could be made II located on National
territory as to federal Jurisdiction.
Filth-It Is to the interest OF the great
l,mpjority ofthe citizens Of West Virginia
that II should be located q tapoint easily
accessible to them. /,
"For these and other reasons that ]
could assign I have felt constrained "a
advocate the selection OF Washington
above all other points,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
A ridiculous 1iunder.

The Register has tOpubllshed from the
Petersburg, (va,) lnder.A appeal, a lettt
from Mayor Collins, Of that city, deny.
ing certain charges Of irregularities ID
connection with the Virginia election,
made by the INrELLioENcER's washipp,
ton correspondent, In a letter from
Petersburg published November o, In
his denial Mayor Collins says;
This corr spendCnl further laysi. "HC, "A.
writer, WAAtnAblCd 10 geC this referring Ia SS
Btady'b, ballot NJ the Fourth ward pteSiDcS,S
''Ahl other practices IN this ward through X,
tnCdlum Of Atetgeatt Of police, who, being conn.
dghtlglH Informed thai your correspondent M,
AdyUlln. lhp'NOOl DOuIOCtAt, and MI a tour N N.
SpCctlon iOr aptunihgnt Democratic nSwShSbSg,
II dOWn here" "upo
lhayS no. comment to make on this ,lAtCmeA,
niAdO. BY this COrfvlpOhdent, who, although \
Republican, aud writing for a Republican hSnr,
represented himself II a "d~ySdlh.Ihg.ga 4
Democrat. AZ To his further ilAlom6ni ihSi.
sergeant VI vOllCu VOluuleCtVl To show him i6os
WOdQl down here have lhlUtfuRalCd thtouSt
W. thiei OF gollcc. yhS SERGEANT, Of police, Az
statement who all pmyhGliCAliy deny Thai NJ,
slGh interview WN had, OF Information Eivsb \.
thvin of either Of them TO N, Q, UB OF AK
other ptftOt on that day NJ Al any other time
The Mayor OF Petersburg must have
read the lNTELtluENcER's article yCtv
CateleSsly, OF elsU hO desired 10 purpose.
" mlSrcpreSent our correspondent 70,
reasons that arc obvious, whRtlhO cor,
respondent really said was the following
10 OpSn defiance 81 the law Al, some prpclnC,i
Oith0 Jackson ward, the ColQted stronghold n
Richmond, either separate ballot b1Sea Fett
liOd for whltn and COlOtOd votes, OF Olss lhS,s
were two different VPVHlnGa " The same boz,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
TI,e mi SUNNY.

The November pipe line statement has
proved very unsatisfactory. II does not
suit the bull and Is not gratifying TO the
bear. The stocks in the custody OF the
Tidewater Company, decreased 46,02S
barrels, while the Western & Atlantic
increased 77,242 barrels, its stocks now
amounting TO 9S0,9S2 barrels. This
makes a net decrease for the month In
all lines OF $780, 73 barrels. The quantity
OF merchantable oil held by the three
lines, the two mentioned and the Ma
tional Transit Company, is about 1882:
900 barrels, and at last months rate Of
decrease the day when stocks will be
completely wiped out, Is postponed for
at least twenty months, instead Of about
ten months, as was being predicted by
bulls but a short time ago.