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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
GejfSrte HeRfre0Oe+

Donbille, S[is., 25 Diai. - 9efern
nib branute oas in Der gidRe bieies BlQbeS
gsIegeue g9obrbeus bes Generals Dodge,
Sdnteg bes 8RuSesienatorS 8oOrs
bees, has eiuer g4ertb boa $50. 600 bate,
0ouh0noig uiebsr. Cur d3eit, al8 Der 8Eauo
nusbrnG], mar In benz 6auie cine Eefli6teit
i'm Sarge. 8ie @eeuidaIt, bic Der 9euerat
BET fh beruirtbete, sabIte ungeiIbr 3net5uus
eett Reripaeu. Eas 6euer entfanb am
SADIE 6urdI 6dugeIaulpeH, ueI@e iiber BEN
GbeIliGte ter 8llbargauerie aufgebdugt ma
rsu, nm 6GEit eire fee'abaite Belaa9taHg
ot9 9Iappenbauies ;u er:ie!eu. 8as Feuer
mubte fdou lange gegIimmt baban; ais es
aber OrbeutIi9 gam Augbrudle fam, par
giiGts uIthr 3R retteu. 8as erite 4uIetdsu
cen aem 9raa6e mar has SsrabFitr3eu beE
0adbaIiaR brrd basSbartitlt auf ote8reppe.
Goe 3rGGeH Der herab falIeuoeR breuaeaOe en-
StimnIer, bic A1es In tbrem 5tur8e Ser=
malmteu, bate 3nr 5olge, oaB 4le iu 9auIe
Idleuni8f bic 6IuG1t ergrffeu. Die Rsiiiea
iprau9eg burh bic 5eafer IN ben gartea, In
meldeu 5ur 3elt eiR iaDerer Regen nieoer
9ipg. Msbrere 6eyren, bte fGb oben i'm
Rau9snmar bafaateu, inbea ben Rattanas.
meg nber bic 5aupttreppe absei1uitteH, rets
teten itdb cher iiber bic Observation-Disclosures.
@ire ,3eit lang berridte inter Der WeaBe Gin
trtL6er BGnif, idliteBsid legte ft4 oie 4ufrez
gung. OILS man gemlbT uaIoe, Gag 9tiemaao
Bel BEN Geuer su G6aoan getommau nar.
gon benz SpbaIte bes 6aulgs uHrbe nut ne
flta aerGttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
g1tbeit ttnS 2oBa+
Die ftrifeHosn &obtsn9raber ia SUfuuFB unO
sSnetatta. e GaEneate,a actae enhnffaLa.


Rrincetou, Su., 25. 0ai.- saeriff
9eaeelicu, ber bic i'm Setrieb befi1bltden
SergnerFe tn SIatonotlle beidaBt, bat te!e=
8rapbii4 nm BeIfirfuug ieiuer Rauuiaaft
erindlt. &rnFIid1e unrnbcH iperoen hefHedl=
teti Do bic frtfeueea 9rUbeuarbelter ans 0em
benc1barten SpriuB SaDeG, ga Gale uab
Streator georoBt babeu, nit 3eualt bic 8e.
trtebsetni3euHng asr Berenerfe in Slateas
6iQe 81 eI3piH8eu. Der S.aotmariaau it
nit eiaer Marniaaft nod Bort abaefG5reu.
Solicit, Su., 25. Rai.-Die fFifenoeH
8rnbRHarteiter Der Brai0mocb SeEgDer2a.
Darien heute 3mei 81aamit= 8om6ea aui as
GEuu0aitd Der na9slminstoE @oaI aii0ct2=
tirn" Die gpreu9gsi4oiIe erpLo6irten nit
lGntem RradI, ohne tRoeB 9faoeH an3aCtdl'
ten. Die neuen Nrteiter befii.4ten, baB Die
StIifer, bon eeHen etae GrcBe IH5abt Sta
ltener fGei s9re Drobung, bta gergDsrte In
bic Snft 81 ipreHaeu, aasiibreH trer6en,
GdlerifT 3AItoH bat Ben 9ou5srueur Sitter
teIs9rapbiIh benadrihtiat, bas Der Map0r
ibu aufgeforbert babe, 3am 5huse bon Hez
bta nab Gisentb1r 8osteHrungeu 5u treffsg.
r." 3tratioE ii sFitjl4j Rnn e5 Di.rSz lGG5Cz
lheiati6 pGthlg eip, bic Dtilii 5uE AuireaVz
etbaltuEg BON Hu5e un6 Gr0nuHg al3ubtes
ten. Ger 8ounerueur bat auf otgis gteIouns
bin hau GGegiff erma4tigt. fau8 uot5l9, Die
@!ilis gum SGube bes beerobteH GIaeEs
tbumS III aiarmireH.
Sn6tunapolis, Snb., 25. Gfat.--8ie
Frlfen6en 8ergIeute In @lags@olntgy D9ld32
pegeu elmer 2Cbnreonftion BON Is Gents pro
9orne bic atbeit uteberIcgtel, baitaben ftd
ia beorSngter Sage. Gin GOmite Der Strl.
Ter bemlAt iif, tn ben umgte8enoea Gou1ties
geIbbeiRguera ~ couettireH. Sa ben Eamiz
lien Der ermsrbsIoien Berg!eRte lou ihreds
Hide g5otb berrimen. gteIe Der Striters,
nelte Labig finb, baben fdl mad aaheren
ge9enben geDaubt. Gaum elmer uater finFs
3lg Der 3uritCf gebltebeuen 2eute 0erittst Ibet
geait9eHoe Griparnifie, nm ietaea 2ebsgss
uuterbaIt beiretten 3u t0unen.
Bra5iI, Sab., 25. YIal. - Die Berg
t8sl1ntaruebraer baber bte bon Zen @rnz
benarbeitern oorgeihIa9sHe GUbu SfalG tn
Rege 6ea 8ergleihS nccepHrt. Der bro9euOe
Gtrtfe ift baburb nbgemaneet DOrbeR. Die
nere 2ohnifQla eeoeAtet etae RebaFttoa con
Gents pro Goune aobten.
Chicago, Sq., 25. 0la!. - Sa Der
EnrnhaIe an Der 8eR u. StraBe Durbe
nnter ter, 8orfB BON BrifOent Btisiu5 ser
nGraotssa afgtnblp" cine MfQf f2no2tlammlguq
ab9eb0iteu, in toelder bard1 8ei5liiie oem
g!ttseiibt Der bteiieitigen Grbetter fits Die
firtfsnbeu 8ersleute ia 8euf@taao gus5rud
gegeten pirSe.
0itt8burg, BE-, 25. Mlai. - gs bat
ben Anitetn, ole Oh e5 in &arusgie's &tI2us
iabritCu aus gulas Der an /. Sgui ei7lus
iihrepaeu ueuen 2ObnIfala uidIt ia eiHem
Cutie f0mmen tperoe. uebeT 1000 Der grz
better baben iiG init ben aeueu 26ba.a be-
reit5 einnGrffaaheu elfIGrt. nu0 eS Re5t Al
srnarten, bas aud Die iibrigeu nabgeb,n
ner0eR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
gesmtTae tetearasbtTae sepsT5en.

- uabeyfabreu uub estBbtet wnroe beg
8remier BEiIipp RcGonueG BON elmer SOTO.
motipe bsr DDeIauare,2 ,2adara anna. 6ub ions
Rt5erz 8aha" tn Biushamton, R.zD.
- gonBerueur 9tu bon giep. 9)orf bai
ieiae Betbeiiiaung an benz BQutett IL 9brau
bes gr.PrdtOenten gleueIanb 3ugsia9t. 8as
Banfett miro beute Gbeub in n5. Iuenas,
Setel, gtemsDort, neraufaLtet merban.
- SH Cincinnati, O., ruuree etu frd5erer
glert bes BofGmtes, 6. q. gucius, oerbaftet.
Gr ift beiduIbist, RORpsrtbla9ea uateri8Ias
gen 81 haben.
- Besen Beraussabnng DOR ,8nauss
Gheds" fnb in Gan Claire, Btsc., Goarab
G6ueiber, iein Snhu @eora Shaeiber uub
aarl g8tItsp bon altoua, 8isc., perbaftet
nOroen.
- Der Bofbearte Seurp EjuetIon III tn
8es Roiues, Sa., rregeu Seraubang ber 4}of
bsrbaftet tDorbeu.
- Der @atttum6rber Cunts 9a5ee in ga.
teriou, R.<5., III lumGs0e oerurtneilt woroeu.
5eius SinriAtaag If anf ben 27. Saai fsF'
aeiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
tgaaaftse0ea0ett iss GutbpJe.
Die glttglieSsr osa @lIE.ateaLzS sb6rse sur
AbsanfauG aa59efezoert uRo stRs gsa.
fnnbI nftheraNftE,

gtR4S
tpabI aubera3Ett.
8aibtugtoH, 3. e., %. Ulai.-Das
Department oes Suaerea bat etnen iiitsreIs
iaateu 8eriht BON Snip .ttor BfC(sr ii6er sic
EorgGnge in gHtbrIe, 9llahoma, erbalte1.
S2lt ben lebten sDei 2BOaea, 10 erfl9rt Bid.
ler, bat flCb Der Sta0trath BON @ut1tis BET ben
l'&tnnohnera iebr utBlie5ig eemadt. Dieter
Stab, Bnr 9eit aae ) Dtit9itebern befebeuo,
bat nit bieleui organIiat0rti6ea gei@id bic
genefuug Der 2rtfd)aft, 4aaIegen BON
Stra6en II. I. 10. oerGuLaBtf lpoiar lbm aud
bic gebupreu6e GuetteGQaag atd]t oaCIGgt
DiE0. Sg6e5 mad aneer2r Gidltuua Din bat
fd Giee SerDaltaagS ceb0roe B2IuauiIiC
ar9emaEt NIB tigaaMI4tige 8erfl8uusen
9eIroffRu, tte auaeu1eia 6sroGmnt fueroeE.
ste bat etuen Rdotii4eu gapalt nit ethan
SahreeaIdr Don 1880 casagirt uzo f5rner
BEN bea ihm a!ls iasti1 15d3te6 sgeridte,
tre!d)es iijar Die S5s! JGLGIt2 4ai bic 9LlGss
fads aatiheIosu ]c4, rs1.E lle4tSbeiiaao aez
ge5en. Die iIs.f d .e1Gr S&8 S4ie0sges
RIOTS erhlIt.a itssr i. = 4staIsi. cine @ebiiqE
s7H $40 b.o G1S. =, -7E &5ssLdae 55e 5-1
2sd ..sl Sgt: ,G-is@ ss.r-s.--a rsztei%l go
5ar. Ser gtaot1aI8 1t aE6eroeul nit elmer
g0mpGgGte eiHeI GoETais 3Gm Ban cjGer
Bride, gltUeQtreu be1 5trG5en aaG ;ar 2tas
feruz9 bon g8afierbeUasf absat9IcFeu. 9leIs
5erIGmenb beg!iGG Art tet GerDaItuua bat 5Ir
6oIge, bag bon ben Gsa.Uo3aeru enor4Is 4bs
8abeu arbobeR neroaH, Oo9eg2g netiiTli5
proteitIrt i1lEo. Aud ria man pifIeu. baB
be glit9Iieber bes Rataas III Deaau ggp0reu,
bic Gm SoaRtlg 00r Der Befeoelana Der
GHa1CmGz2dnoeTe eTeieH bGimlid Ia 6Qs 9ebiet
einludtea Ino Ben beE.ea @rulb uab Boben
f4 Buetaneten. Ille 0isie umf1nba bataR
Die GiHpobner Gesea oeI gtapor un3 ben
Staoratb ouf9ebra9t. So eiasr Sabignd=
Notwithstanding Der 8ltrger mar bai9l0ffen
nor6eu, bic gegeanirti9e faotifdle Be50loe
Degen uHidhtgfsit ibree Autes 8u eutIeben
aao 3u elmer 91eupGbI 5u hreltea. 5te
ue5E aemaBt8te Partet rJst1 baR beriammelz
ten 8dtgeru, ben gtap0r NIB Sta6tratb IN
eriudeu, etne joid)e gieul9a5L Qn3gor6aen.
@5 lam IN ether fiirmiid3eu Debate, ood5
brang man nit ber Iestlrsa GaFdt iaE.esNd
our@, uno elm Gomite i5Eroe erna1nt, nm
BEN G}ahor ten QGErF5 heC 8HraerI1aft III
untarbreiteR. Sc it AZ eruar.en, bas man
tleiem BHnide entipre9sp 5eroe, ba anoes
ttnfaus bic 8fI9irle !. oh1e 3It9ua Ger
Rabt!iGen 8eb0Tbeu etae gieuna1t boruebs
nlea tpirb.
Sln GHaboma=@ @gbiete, 3uii1ea gn-ceG
uhb GtIabomas&ttp, fiab 8oet ueue Boitdnls
ier, bic ben gtamau gioro, reiP. Norman iiBs
Zen, etn9eridtet rp0r5eu.
San e=@itp, Wo., &c. 4pril.-@sRe
SPe8iaIbepeite ans gnt5Lie mc!bet eiaen
ueueu Qufrubr, uelaer beate burd oeu Dou
enem geDifeE 5Gpes gemu@tea 8eriud1, elm
@ebduhe auf aiuem BON au0ereu Beriouea
beouiprudtsn gruuOfHde gu errinsen, oerz
uriad5t nnrbe. z5unbebmarIdau Jseebles
rief Die &uab fstruppeg 81 PiiIie uuo ma9:e
oeu 9rafebl sia Cube, ebe es 80 bebeEli4sn
goT8lagea IAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
Satt9f0ufntfarf. .

scranton, Ba., 25. i.-DIeo 5crau.
TOM @ttg' Sant" bat beute TIRE !3abluuseu
einaefeGt. Sie fnaugellen G5nierfateiteu
icuen aus Observation-Disclosures bel Berg.
perisunternehmen reTultireu. Cine Durds
fft Der Geiddftabii6er oeranlaBte ben Dt.
reftorenratbs Geoen Slice sBrlFbent Gecrg u.
Sefinp etuen 8erbaftsbsfehL Ill ermirfeu.
Dian bei9uieigt ihn, $1,000 nutsri4lageu
81 hnosn. Die Geiddftsleitung Der Bant
Dnr6e an Soispb 5. gunfer ais IiFsuatGr
ibertrngen. glit elmer niberea Priifung Der
Cont Nib am RontGs be9uuueu peroeu.
Sehnp nuree i'm 9aufe 6ee Gbeuha oerhaftet
unb gesen $4,000 Biirgitnft anf freieu sSu6
aeitst. Bon Sefup's Srauuhe1 iuirb B T.
fifert, oos bos Borgesen Ger 9irettoEeu IN.
GeredttertiGt uab tiberettt let.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27

80fon, 25. @tai. - Seute 8ormittaa
llbr fsnterte I'm goRrner Safen, auf beT
S6he BON gpectaclezSsIan6, Elm fLeiues Cd
roe unb bic batben 9uiafien befelben, spei
jupge M2dnuer, ertTahteu, ebe linen 6ttlfe
gsbTaft tDsroen fonnte. 8as llnglHf ereigs
uete ild feine 400 CARDS pon Der Riite ent.
fsrut. Tie geidea puroen nod mint aefuus
cen uub bic gtamen Der grtrunteneu itnb uus
befanut.
gempbie, Eenn., 25. 0aI. - gin
Gatu, in rDeI6er fiG BRET Skinner uuS ;mei
Damen befanber, featerte beute g2a6mtttao
nSbrenb zines Sturmes uumittelbar iiiblif
BON bier, unb idrnmtlide Salafien ertranFeu,
Die Spiar notuteH in Bei1. D2emnhis uub
paren i'm gegriffe, ben IiiFiFppi M freus
seu, mn einerll gouBert i'm y5adicn UlouIS.
Bart" 6eiiumohueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
Ss8u6eeeeI0td,tess aus se,as gBegseu,

g 0, g9tsc., 25. 0ai.-Ger eyfte
StraBeaiaub, Der felt ntelea Sabren tn biefts
ger @egsn0 Uprget1minen if, ereigugte iid5
geiern Qbenb. aLs bic 2aug!aSe. BeittutiGe,
Ueldle bic Bof antIGen fleiuereu DrtI1aften
IN SutGganies Gountp bei6roart, itd3 auf i3rer
geD6blitdea S5abrt iiber tie aite UltItiGr.
iiraBe IaIerem 2tte uG9erte. 5e68 BaIia.
GieIe EpGrgn tn oer auti6e. Qle batten be-
traatttbe 5eI5inmmeu, Ober Heine HeEer.
tDaffen BET fd. 8ioBAdl ipraag aus BEN
&ebaid uebeu 6eC StraBe giu D2ann, Der
nit eiuern 6ep0I0er iH ie5eC 6ano auf ben
9Htiter anO bic Bafaqtsre 5ialte uuo Die
Bofidde nerIau8te, 2tls ibra oieIetben sager
~ tqIcftsg .l9aEeHs ts5ahls aptI9s5 tgsjtsE 81
aussr Gtpgoeitr DE Der 9duber fliib.
tete iid3 6auu init ieinaC SiAte, teren QBertb
unbtfannt if, in Die gGit6er.
ct. 2out8, 9to., %. Ra.-Die Soft
Di8pa!A" ertjelt ejn 3elegraaim oon Dal.
lac, &et,. tueI6es beIast: ~ Q(8 Der 1RE4
Gebea6e BaRagierBug auf Der Eera9 8acifc,
giieUbGbn" gefaln Q5enb 80 llbr bic bteIige
5tabt berlafsu bate, 0rangen angt Der
murmte Utdauer NIT 8R3csgnen gie0oioern
in BEN GTprsBuaaeu, i4tugea ben 8otau,
Jlamgn3 H}rap, bic er belDustlcs mar, nab
nea ibm bic 9dI4Fd ab uu0 fatteu aus
bem @eI6Itrant $500. Damn gaBea Iis odS
6aLtfguat, uab aIs Der 3ug laagIaru fubr,
ipTangen fte ab uu0 eutfio6en."" q"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
SIC apffntnasbn[ler NRnaEEnn.

RetpagorI, 26. glair-Der 13-idarige
Sobn 6es BrGFoenteu ber ,,9faD 5egiepz
@iue Comp" bon Bafaic, 0.sS., 5ers
idlnanb geferu abeub nit $1,000, bic 8ur
GbI6brung ter Iugsfsuten Der Gompagnie
befimmt tpareu, aus Baiiaic. Der Bliiats
ling beiBt MOrgau 9peer NIB 1T Elm So8H
r0n 4!ireo Speer. 3as 5eIb DuE0e 0uI9
Soiepb Speer, eiuen 0ufeI bes Guabeu, ben
g2ep 0ort nan Bafaic gebraht uub benz
&uabeu sur lleberuitteIuna al ieiRen 8Gter
anoertrant. Die PoIi3ei bat erulttteIt, bag
Der iunge Speer nm 312 ugr sefern IbsuO
tn 8e9Iettung jpeter 15s bis 16siaBgigeE
guriden, glameue FBiuie Sartmauu uuo
Gbnmas punt, bon Bafaic mad g}sp-D BORT
abreifte. Die bteftge Botijet fabnoat auf
ben juugeu 8ieb. Der Batter oeS StG9ts
lungs if auBer id tiber BEN 5treid feiugs
@5ChneS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
Sas sonstta8sesgek lit GtactaaatE,

g tRctnnatt, O., 25. Rai.-Die 8Qs
g9antsiribe, bie irc1aea 5aa 5o.s zsgass @
leg iibfrtreten iolIteu, Iuoronuue astroffsa.
Inter Ten gBtgtbiGnft8beFserR berrIft bar
ii6er arose @rbitterung. Die PcIi3ei iR q(ai1'
sstttg apgepieieu, 8aiebaulpiele au1 5ouns
tag Bu ber5iRberu. Brafbeut 5teru bom bie=
fgen 8aiebaur&iub bat ertldrt, baB bta fit
mCrgeu bereit8 oHgeieeter SpteIe fat.faoeu
nereen. Bei eceutueler 8ggbaftlag pGro.
iofcrt Biiraidaft gefteut ruerbeu.
Cincinnati, &c. gtai. - Die groBe
0l0iorttdt Der gBirtbe belt 5euts tbge Qotale
8e'd7foiieu, aIlejn nngef1br Der brittle Ebetl
bate Die Seiteu= oeer bic bintere Ebfre Of
fer. Stint gBirtbef tpeIde beut Souatasgs
@EeB offen Srot boten uno bic 0Or0ere
Ehiira nirnt i6lInfien. rn11rhen herhnffet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
ginfrfshrertfdie Nnlaf6ner.

2aaiiug, gi5., 25. Rai. - @ouu:r.
neur glce erbieEt peute gtergau BON 2at.
&itb. Did, elm Eelegranm, IN RsI5em mi
tit1rlIGe 4t!fe bsrlau8t tpirS, I'M SoI3iduel
iu eerhinOerrr baB fe etuen Damn bsieiti.
gen, esr Die @dsEbauoi1rifte In iausr @egenl
0Or lleberidlpeumuua i1iiet. 5oljfdaer BE-.
ban BEN 8omn1 ft0n eiumat aatferat, bod
babeH i'm Die 8orfbanObner nit useler WHbt
pie6er her9eflelt. Der @ouUerueur rerpiea
bic BeamtsR bon Fate Gttp auf Gle befebaR.
ben geieFe, oa5 fie fa On ben 5heriff 40
spenben boben, DeIbar bauu, tpeuu e utdl
i'm 1tanne If, bic uurubea gu uutarSrttdea,
mjlitltiide Stilfe ueILaageu uiG0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
GTcnt I'M, geIhR nTs gs6g6apr o,a

gGsf.Gbefer, ga, 25. Rat.-Ebos
mas 6. YlatpeubH, Elm befanuter ginpo5uer
uor 8eFz Yttelanb Sopnibip, @beRer Co.,
fam beute III oem ShIiaBer bee Gbefter,
Gorntpz Gefipgnifes unb bat oeuIelban, 6aB
er lin in 6aft bringe. gr iagte, bag er suai
g8e6ieI slfdliht babe uuo iam ietu geDjffau
fetae 8ute Iafeu niiroe, bis Ct bic Strafa
fir ietu Sergebeu ab8ebust bat. 2IeDaQga
DitS Qafaugs bieIer 8ode eiR Serb6r baben.
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Die GafTeeFaaste ais seeroanE.

Bott8top u, So, 25. Mai.-Sn eiuem
BEN Dem UerfOrbeuau Wart 2tniengibIer, eiz
neu pobLbabenbea 9eutiden, nal8er Elm
febr 3uEiidge3Ogeues 2ebeu ftibrte, bemo5nteu
6auie Dur0e LRbtbiu aui eiuem uerbOrgauea
QIGBe in Der Naniarbs cine aIte 9nffaetauRe
gefunteu, ireId)e nit 8olbr rno Sitberfuden
gefuut mar. Ser gr65ere GbeiI Oes @eIOes
Daren @oIoftde p0n 81 aufpdrts bi3 $40.
8as iibrige @eIO befaub in amaritanii5an
unb ipaHtGen SiLbermiiu3eu. Die gSittue
fdub bea sGaB ourb 3ufau. gtau gIaubt,
SnS In benz 9aaie a0G mebr @eIb Ugr6er=
eeu If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
2(uFgegemser Gotfaa in etaeat
$hcQEgF.

8oronto, Ont, 25. glni.- Gbuarb
StODa gou Reps Grteau9, eiues Der gtitglias
Der Der 6aberIps s@leueIaHb gitEj1rels lsEruppe,
roeIde i'm n8rauozGpernbauie" ipielt, ieuegte
gtitera 4beno D8breub Der B0rfeQuHg eiasn
8eocl0er auf 6ru. glebeIanb, cen 8igelt0r,
ab. gr bebauptet, bag Der 2eBtere ibu 8sio
iGulhet, tpas 6r. GIeoelauo ia abrebe Reut.
Stope pnrbe IN 6aft gebr1dt. Or. &le0ez
Iano If unnerlett, bed BAT Der 8oriaq Bro5s
IufreGuug i'm Sbsater bgraglast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-27
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nit ceuielben In cine aliau3 etu, neI&s elm
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m0brEetifet.
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SbeEbaRs III fther.
Bent County register., 1889-02-09
MUsrHRHD OUT.

II j. significant fact that last wear
NOR. than sixteen thousand pension
ers we're dropped from the rolls on
account of death. As the years go
by this number is constantly increas-
ing. The boys who went out in 1856 |
at the age of twenty-one sre now if-
ty years Of age, and net one of them
is phyically as sound As he would
have been had it not been for his
service. The boys in blue are rapid
iy receiving their final earthly dis
charge aud are answering to their
roll call on the other shore. In q
few short years but few will remain
of the loyal hearts that dared to face
the storms of rebet bullets to save
our nations honor. In little while
the last gray head will be softly LAID
to rest in the narrow chamber of
death. 1t will not be long until the
mooted question of pensions will
have solved itself and no applicant
will be left to importuns the govern
ment for the pittance which Is SO
justly his due. The opponents of
liberal pensions seem to forget these
facts, yet they see the proof about
them every day. How loyal men
can oppose liberal policy on the
part of the government towards The
nations defenders is simply inexpli.
cable. The soldiers mover have re
ceived at the hands of the nation
one.half the favors which were mer.
tied. But those who oppose these
measures can feel secure in the fac,
that in a few short years there will
be no ex soldiers to pension.-Bald
win. Kan. Ledger.
Bent County register., 1889-02-09
woMaN's WAGES

lh- eport of the Com missioner of
Labor has just been finished, aud i,
Is said to be devoted entirely to a
review of the condition of working.
women in the United States.
The statistics which form the basi,
OF the report have been gathered in
22 representative cities. The story
they tell is not one of cheer. On the
contrary, it presents one of the dark.
est pictures that confront the invest,-
gator and student of social econ.
omy in the United States.
1t appears that the average weekly
wages of workingwomen, computing Q
all the cities investigated, was found
TO be ouly 1924. The average age
.ot the women was 90 years and 7
months. Many of these women con-
tribu'ed to the support of friends at
home, although the great majority of
those whose condition was investi-
gated were single.
1t is difficult TO see how n woman
can support herself on such small
wages as 1924 per week. 1t should
be remembered that this is the aver
age received by over $4,000 women.
Very few men could live on such
pay. Rather than work for such
wages men would strike. But in
stead of resorting TO this method of
improving their condition, women
will endure IN silence the privztions
To which they Of necessity are sub
iected when they have TO work for
wages so small.
One of the very worst features of
the situation is this. that It is doubt
full If q strike would result in any
good. Hundreds Of women stand
ready to take the places that would
be made vacant by the strikers. It
is thi, dreadful competition which
keeps down the wages of working
women, and there is no way of put
ting stop To it.
People who wish to study social
economy ma, find a fruitful subject
for inve-,iaation and a kno,ty prob
lem for solution in the question of
~ursiugsomen's way-s.-
Republican.
Bent County register., 1889-02-09
The Evening Press -agely observes

The Evening Press ragely observes
that 'The man who is not willing to
starve to death for the truth 10 not
tit to edit newspaper" This is q
curious gem of thought, which will
Immediately find favor with . class
who do what they can to assist the
editors in starving. 1t looks by no
means improbable to US that editors
have starved to death, but we doubt
if ever one of them did 30 for the
sake Of truth. A few may have
starved for lack of food, for even an
editor cannot live on truth alone.
He finds il almost necessary to have
few ads. and legal notices on the
side. No doubt there are editors
whose fatal starving would advance
the causee of truth, but some.
how, just before diving. they get into
some othei business where square
meals are more abundant and devo-
tion to truth less essential.
Opinion.
Bent County register., 1889-02-09

The experience of the people Of
old Weld county since division has
been that taxes are muca less than
before. There were three counties
created out of Weld three years ago,
and the committee on county lines
has now recommended the fourth,
which Is to be called Morgan. Tho
statement made by this paper that
taxes will be less after Bent county
is divided. will hold good. The leg
islature will commit serious error
if it fails to divide Bent county this
session.-L.a Junta Tribune.
Bent County register., 1889-02-09

The characteristic big heartedness
OF the western miner was shown in a
touching manner at San Pedro few
days ago. Louis Lowe. a Califor-
nian, and q comparative stranger in
camp, who had worked in the mine
for short time, went "over the
range" quite suddenly, his disease be-
ing pneumonia.
The miners "knocked Off for half
day and 200 of them attended the
funeral. Ralph Gunther read the
Episcopal service for the dead and
the miners sang "Nearer My God to
Thee" as the remains were lowered
into the grave. Could anything be
more touching.
The Santa Fe County miner isn't
much TO. "pretty," and he isn't. al
ways as gentle az he might be, but
he has heart and big one too
and he knows there's q God in
Heaven!-Santa Fe New Mexican.