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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-20
yseue 2tRseigeH.
S. Sam, S00ne & gonp.'s
NeuDQn: GQrncDo(
S,tt1stiDie 9(ttrattionete
SommertleiOer : Stoifen!
9rciic auf Den 9eitcn 0cIeiicn bic
gau3e 8erfanfsbaBn.2intc
sntlang!
Seiue gan5,polrene GGatGieS
Hi
SctatI- retfe
GIega1.te iransGitide SateeR8
aaf 10 Gtats DeraB8efeBt.

Die Edne unb ginae(u5eiten iiub dmmtItd iertts
unS Die GOntratOren ispsn Der 2esre Der Qofaltas
ten iebnihafg entse9en, nm nit Den Gr6eiten tar
unIern gleu6au Beginner gu f0nncn. I'm oenieIben
Jtagm Hu idafen, rperben ptr-!Ddbren6 Ser ndbfen
icfs Gnse -@etengeIss@ @8reiie Die 8anse gtnie sntz
lang tinfa1ren! gBtr beobFah8en, Die ttsFen @rtHe
in unere Sleiosroffs gu tBun, no IauIeube pon0ol.
lars brad Iiegen. SIN sep0bnIiteu GjeTadftsg1nge
pirO oIes anbere tts p5tefens gum 1. SUM aoss'
eet-auein 10 Rorf 6efhydten mir, bag Elm G3eu
uaIsres un8ebsuren sagsrs 9EetStRoTTt piugen
blei6t un6 runrt furS bnB mir Beute trab nit euem
aagemeinen pginitneibsn bts ours Ecuserfe" 6t9tns
men wtrAen- cin foft i,bsn Brsts 5tnneBmsnoes St.
ueBd unter allen unieren Isaten unb mttGeren
GIdSrRoffts-s sH9ersteH -Sptt,,' uuS gss!z
b,a gDeatta. Gtno Sic bereH AnouuiaGs mas
ben Sic fb tereit-benn Sie tonuen 5teie @otaa eir
ZommertIeio- Elm sIeaontss RIe0-iur etusn gappeu=
fieI taufen, gpreten Sic Beuts bel uns elm, lU:nn
Sie f0nncn unb leIsn Sic fh biz ausersienten g!u=
FER aus. Benn sic oas @etb 8craoe MID. b:i otr
9anb ba6en, 10 t6nnen Sts etne Heine gnBabJung
MAIDEN, unb man iutr6 Die gBaaysn far Sie bet Setta
lesen. gBir MAIDEN 6ieen gorihtas, neil mir gar
pobI ptiier, onB sisis satfon @tIo un8epobnttt
tnogp iit-uno 8teientgeu, iar pelthe cine ouser9es
uObnlthe 8rtisbsra6iehuna 0isisr 4rt Uon boBer
Riadafeit III, iinb ua26dnoerlid Deien3en, iuslas
nidt immtr ein paar Dollars % tisgen lten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-20
@fFf Tn Etacrenfe.

Renz Saoen, Conn, 19. 0tat. - SH
TEN benadbarten Srte 8laftouburg tp1roe
eine 9irheafefIiffeit GbgebaIteH, uAo babel
Labten fi6 bic Eeiu1er banptIidItd On Sis
creme. SIN 2auIe oes 4beAb5, ua6 na9Oem
bic 3betlnebmer an Der 6eftIi4teit mad
{9auie 8uriidgetsbrt pareu, gao es siuen nab
rem Nufiurm auf bic bier Aerjte Der SrtiAaft-
Wtbr, eeun 100 Beri0ueu Dareu erttaaft,
nuo bic Qer3te pur6eu bic game gta5t bin
curdl euf sen Beiueu 9etaIten. Bel ben
8rauten iieutea fh nQe Symphonic Der Slrz
oiftuug Elm, unb es rudbTte ni1t lange, 10
tounte man bic @rfrnuIuugeH aaf ben @euUB
D0n 8ani[la,&is 6as bet bem 5efte oerO'
retd3t uOrocn mar, surud iit1ren. SJa
Denen, bie 5ieuIiD 0iei bon Dem 8autaas
Sis 9enoIien haben, tuer6eu Der Anitbt oer
QerSte mad 81 idDer I'll retteu ietu. 9arufz
ter fuG firf Wtt9itsbs- bon beE SamtIIe AuIz
MON, SIei bOE bar GaElJi2 gale, niar - Der
Somilie Bratt uE6 oas 3ei4Diiterpaar gBtls
liams. SObu Sbler, neId]er 6as Sis auge.
faItgt batte, 1T 6abet i9limm negqetOuueu.
Seine Go6teg uno isiae JiutteI bGfuOen I'D
snter oen Sd]mereriganften. Der &0c0Rer
ee8 &ouat18 bat etue Interlu@nng eiHselei,
let. 3pIer CAB an, oQB iammsIiAeS &tS ii
6erlelben 2EeiIe uu0 aus oeu 9iet3su Be.
faubtbeilen bergef1eGt tDCr0eH iei, oGB ioHa9
oas @ift in 6tm Saaiaa=&r,ratt, Oeu er oa.
bei berpenbete, eptbalteu gepeieu ietu miife.
Su Der SrtI6aft ruteu in aoIge oieier Gor=
gGEge 9Qn6eI'uno 28gneeI ooQfdHot8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-20
unfere ertra. feineu fran36fiden Sateen8
DteIe 2Bpne-1s 6sRts.
400 5tId pterfetnar @tagbamS
auf II Seats hsrab 8coranat.
200 Stiid feiaen in0;ihan 2juneus
auI 10 Seats hIaab aeftiebeu.
g. G0nts, S69te & Gpmp+
DtsIe gBoae-1s Sc,


aRir tonuten ieoeS Stid Oeier Baarsn-eia5 na1
tsm or6err-pornsbmen uub gRufer ein8eIn anfdb'
ren uno teitre6en-tbre 5ar6en, gtatti;un1en uno
gff,tte, BOD no8u onte Dies ndeens Semanb
t0nnte geroos bleIe 8eibretbuns neRne1 Cpas bauT3
geIdieBD unO auf Elm iebr undergraduates 8o5rifat
onnenben-unb etnen 8r,is cttiren, mtlter pcrz
GIert9weiie ue6rts ftetueu UdIOe. Ga sic, ebe Sic
faufen, bic Baaren srf ie3en mnnen-tO tFs beTer,
~sun mu etne 5eiQret6uus osIieben peglafen, bis
Sle Sbre erssnen 2tusen uu0 urtbeiI Buf,eben eIeu
;6nnen. ales, mas mir gu fagen man5ten, 1T, oaB
bic e!s80ateA fraaa6FiGsT Satesas, pslte iar
10 Gents gu laben iinb, unisre teaalm3Bigsr 35-3e
--un0 4O=Gents Satssr : finO. 5cgt fouaeu sic BEN
maguetiftsn 8unitieben. 0ieia6nen giuebaHs,
pute Sic iar IL Gts. 5aoen t6nnen, fsben auf BET
G0tfsn Stufe Der GuaIttat. 0as taoiias eiuasu
il rein uno Iup,r0. so t0nuen Gle I'D fd6f a5ers
ttug,n-ob es fa ntt Ocr g2dBe obnt, 6cn;s bet Oer
0anb gu itirt-ober fpdter, fo51IO cs 5Dnen m6sIta
tf, Br BADEN senug, I'm fir Die gBohe 0amtt aus
sureiaeu-ba ieoOth sinige giuftr Oor au0eren 6en
gOrsu8 ocrOtsnsn-fo f,6rsn ste an 8efen, tusnn
cie rocidbft seitio fonmen.
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SamWt 0er @nwnf1nft ttntet8e=
uQ111eGt.

Nem gort, 10. Rai. - Der 8ampfer
,,Faitua," Der oorgeferH Gban0 bon BrOpis
bcrce bier eiutraf, ities aul 8teuffag uuf Der
SGbe oGu GeGoers Seal. Sight IN Der yid9e
BON BbaIe Sod gegen eiaeu uabetnanteu
Sdoouer, Der binnen penigen @fiuutea iau'.
9er l1ufaa ereiBuete I'D Nbeuos, nm 10 u9r,
uGbreuo eiues btdteu YebeiS, uu0 iOOll
rurbe ein 8cot 5pu Der yytaibua" bcrabge
iafieu, nm nod Der WauuihaIt oeS uatergez
gaueeGeu Gabr3euges ju iu9eu, bod paTeu
aLle ganiOlidunlen Ugraebeus.
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@dlnleeiDtTe0tp


unO bat mtbr gutes 3,t5au, sts irJcno cia be-
tauuteS 6cjlmit,a.
gc9en @rgcnfnngsu, Gartidjaus
Qcn, &ruIs U0tr 5citcnI8mgr;eu,
Ropfibmcr3, 3ogupcB Obcr trgrH6
Gin anbcrC5 luBtrlibeB gctbeH,
menigc IaIc ar9cuarOt ordJ Gureibunq nit
Der 9auo, mul- eui. 3dubtr ul0 Wott 5em
SdmT3 an8cn5tdta cn &noe.
gcgcn Grfaltungcn, 8run6iH8'
2HngCu GutjiinOnng GoHgclttas
aeu, ,Gnt5@a0ungcn, R5cumntismns,
leuralBic, SsgcniduB, Srjatiea
FrCrJibmer3cn uip. ftno 6iuiisc un6
Idugtrg Acknowledgements bu2noIg, UNI cine
9cilun9 iu bcpirtcn.
@ac innercn 0eiocu, 56mcr3ru ia
GiHgcWrjocu norr Wagen, Grimpfe,
&rampfnuFalr, Wageuialtte, Bred
rci1 1gOobrtuucn, NCrh0Ftat, Gdjlafa
loFgfcit, ,ncrO0ic8 GOPfpc1, 9iartB6s
GOlif, 8labungCn, SBamaft5anfaac
wtrOen augenbldlid) uno raid tirjyt oua
gnnc5men Don ciHem bQlbtu bis tlHcm gans
2Cu EhuljfiCl UoQ bon ,5}caop,5tclIti" in tis
UCm balben @Iait QSGiier.
Eggn Seine bCiiere &ur ODER BrdrultiOmittd
8cgcH BtaidFcbcr gjbt e5, ais init )}aowsg's
NlicH.
a.sb N -.p a.. -.r-fE 1,-s-,.s. q - ,.L,u....
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90Ie'8 9OmeD
gOrC0OunO { GNr

III felt Uiclcn Sabrcn 6,Tou6crs oefddst
olg Elm m06ltbucrSes 0y2iHer ions6I fir
=, o.',....,. 49,. GO. ~r.
g,rond;tis ,,,s ortsu,, o;,r. r,,,,,,,,
6oben bic nobrt5stioe gBirf,,ro bi,Iss
unfdasburen 4}raparats erfa5rcn, uns
Qer3te, ,pie @ele5rte anerfcuueu c8 ii6erau,
6uB Die gcRanot5eile, pe(de spmcif 6ei
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Gtnbebeai ia GnlEfnrntert.

9 IN Tr0n3t5C0, 0, l9. YEQt.- Depe-
iten uom 5an SoaqHiu E1ale meLOeu, oaB
bort hin 3 lltr Is Dltuuten beute friib elm
@robeben peripitrt tpnrbe. g8 ftir3tea mebz
rere S1Orufelne ein unb an0erer S6abeu
fUurbe angetidtet. 4ud in SaR Braujtsco
nor Der 9toB uernebubar, 10 bag faft ale
8enobuer baburh bom S6laf erpGbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-20

0laIet, piro bie 3elegateu por 9ru. Grone's
Abraile In isluem po:el teDirtbeu, uao 9raf
petbert Sismard tUirb na5 SdiuB Der Con
tsrn5 Elm 8robes 8aRIett ueranfa!Iga
2ie @ttsHtatssUeta.
Qonbuu, IS. Wai.-Ta5 8eri5ten aus
Beteraburg bat man bort entbedt, ba5 bic
lliugfbtu inter ben GiTjieren Der Sadi0u
befiebenoe Ssrl6nDruHg gegen 6as &ebeu oe5
@Iareu neitbin nertreitet IL. Selbf Diff
Btre Ser @arntlo1eu BON ItOSfGu ulb gBlr=
idau iinb in bas &nmpIot Berridelt, uuo bret
oerieIbeu babeH SeIbfmorb begaHgen. S1
oer gGobnung zines Der Qlostauer 82rihDoz
reHGu if cine S0mbe auf8efIuoeH mOr6eR.
9uHbertg ben SeIibm0reru fuo rerbnftet
porbeu.-8ie embedding eea @ompIo!s ioQ
Die @8Grtul UOuRGnot9 eHtuerot bGbeu.
Sta iebr iuaaer Ratd8eber.
Beters burg, Is. Wiai.-@er GIgg 6lt
bsH @3aremiti5 ium gittglieo 6e5 Staat3s
lntbS uao 6eS IiiHiferratbS erulgut,
Staaa6TF@es.
BgrtS, IS. Dtai - Breulter EIrarO Uno
'GmmtIitle Iitniiter pobuteu beute BEN DON
ben Sertreteru Der amertIaai4ea Rtpubltz
len, peIdle on Der &asfeluug &5eil uebs
men, gegebeuGu 8lnfctt bet. Eirar0 Oritdta
in Serlauf ietHer Reoe ieiu SebluerR it5er
oaS S9etoen Qtc2aue'8 aus.
HnGef6tt tn qtHet RauTeret.
Blrts, 18 DIai. - 6enrt 6odeTort bss
ge9ueGe bsute auf eineu Spa5ierguuge ia
GeGsEtzStreet, 2ouOCa, bsm Quuosmanne
BtIoteI. @S fem ;piiten ben BeioeH 5u beiz
tt9em gEortUedieit uu6 gtl0teI brobte 9Io1ez
tort, t1u our45uprlgela, faIe e. Ii5 maigera
iOIlte, III eta 8ueu MT ibm, Bilctel, Bu nil
ligen. &0defOrt Bog beEauf eineu 0te1OI0er
uuo mar ihou TN Seauffe, auf BtloteI 5u
id]ieBeu, ais tbm SemGa0 bic QSaffe aus Der
Sano idlug. Sin BoIi3tft braate bic Beioeu
aui bic g8a1e, no Btlotel 6ru. &oGefort 6es
tbGtIi9eH Gagr!fI8 bedi4tigte. Der ReuOlbar
mar gela6eu. RodefOrt mur0e gegeU gaRs
ttonsfeuuHg ant freten Su6 9eieBt
Gire 0iitmiiGertu.
%cn6on, IS. Niat. - 6rau WEl9brl'h,
eiue gtdte SefieriOn Daot8 uuo BON iraHB6=
fid-cQuao;iaer 4bRammuug, 1T ia giOarpooL
auf bic 4utlage tbreu Satteu rer9t'tet 81
babeu, berbaftet moroeu. 9Rapbriib mar etu
aHgeiebeHey 6auimGun; er farb Dor 8IrJem
uuter Sgmptomen etuer lan9gmen Sergifa
lung. Seiae Srau il beiau0tgt, tpu bura
4nnenbuna BON atieuit aat6btet at BADEN.
Sin Sru0er oes 8erFoEbeueu, I!t9ael gtag=
brilb, ID ais &ompDalf inter oeu Ramen
,,Stepbeu GoQms" befaunt. Die Serbnitgug
Der 6rau bat grOBeS Aufiebeu erregt. SeHI0.
tioaele &utbuluugeH iiHo 8u erparteu.
DGtfeGtsuOe Etilttne,
gEteu, IS. gtat.-Auf beute peroeu
aus bem Ban5en 2aAoe 6srbeerenee 9tiirme
gemelbet. SH ser 9t8be Der pauptFa0t IiHo
bret gerlOueu burd ben Blie eridlageu p0rs
BEN. Sn Der gtdbe BON Btlieu tub taratrOs
pteudbuIide llnfIlIe bOrgef0mmeu. 5u 0Iato=
piB Ru6 BiedOwiB iiu6 nebrere 5GuiGr elus
gefiir3t, in beren 3ritmmern ueuu aluoer ben
SOB i0nben. Su 3tno ~ iOuenio8lr 80 Per-
iOneu in abnIj5er gGeiie ba5 0ebea berIoren
hnkrf1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-20
9. aAnts, s9OMe & Gom.p.

I'M SBnen has @GumIaTenbe Der Otesn0hi8engrs
gains bet SIeoerftofFeu oariutBun, ino mir i'm Be
9rTe, ieos garb Osr CIsganteItea feanj. 9emaz
ftctIsH SatesnS in unierem @edliits gu 10 Gts.
biu5uBufhsen. eegte gBode offeryten mir etne ie5r
CUTE 0uaIttdt Satesns su otsem Brstie-uub fe fans
ben ictd' raiaen 2tbiat, OaB mir teaIoTen Baten,
nit ullen.nuIeren srtra.Tstnea gsmaHsrtew ga,
tesns Su bcmielten Byeie-nur 10 gsnts -aufsuz
rdumen. 8as Tno Die Bretie, pstas 0os 9aus Oer'
p1feu. geien Sje 6tsis,bcr in geIeaItaft Ioutoor,
gue uuiere ertra. feinen fran,Gfihen @ateens
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Q9fireaiI oSs sfe0tsgieeIittatoTs,

~ alt III re- oen 3. Utdt 1883.
Die Sommif6re fir Den Surdlbrul Der StTaBen
in BET Staot Baltimore baben anen oonitdnoaen uno
uGr6eiierten gerit Iber Die Bertlerbobungsi
Gntihdbiauneen unb Ausgaben fir Die &Onbemuis
tun9 un6 9urd6rehung Der S1rehitr6fs, BON @es
meterpz9nne bis gEHdsiteritrabe, in 9emdBbeIt Der
&eroronun9 yft. 26, bonn Sirgermefer uno St1ot=
ratbe uon Baltimore cm Is. @prtl 1883 genebrlgt,
cus9efsrti1t ulo bti mir tinterlegt.
Gs MIN biermit tefannt geuoht, baS bieSGt3r unb
BlGue oer baiugten SarsHfttaBe I'M Bureau oes
6egitrators DteiBta xdGe lang BON beute an
8eIicnsn, pd9rcn6 nelder 3eit ge9en Die &ntideiz
oung oer @oumiiidge III rgeno etuem @erilte, ruel=
des Geridtsbarfe oaGil5sr 6eitbt, appelrt Ueroen
fam. 5p5n ~. Robb,
1OSI42O,69) @5tabtzJeaIfrator.
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3as unerieidreta Gouiie, 8ertreter biees Staa=
motratter Beretne,- bait Die @rrlatung ines slebs
f6rnigen Goftcms oerIotratiiher BeretHe in allen
3beilen oes Stoates fir b5dl nidg fir Die Snterei=
Staats Convention bemofratiiter Bercne artbeilten
Gutorit6t Die 8emofratcn tines is6en gBabls o9er
Sttnlm Bre8inftss ser Std6te uno Counties bes
Staates Wlarulano aui, permnnsnte oemofrot1e
Bsreine Bu biIoen. 2l1e bemotrothen Glu6s ober
Bereine, bic, bsreits bets6en6, in Der Gonoenhon
i'm Suli 1888 rertrIen Uuren, Uer6en auIaeiOr6ert,
en 8er5eihniS tbrer Beamten uno Idtge6er ne6ft
8oamts=QbrefTen ioiort eintuiaideu, uno Gle iei.e
6em gebiI5eten ooer tutig 3u biI0ea0en 8ereine nb
auieelurber Elm @leifes Bu tbun, ytad Den ioI1srs
qetalt enaebennen 8eridttn miro bann eiH permG=
HCrte5 gerRtdnIG bon Seyeinen a69eTast, un0 icoem
8ereiu in ser 8ehenIoIse, in iUeher er ii1 anNel=
oct, cine giummer 6eiaele9t. Sr4aniiattonsz6ormuz
ldre un6 anbete ausfuntt erbdlt man oui gniuten
UOn cen llntenCituetel:
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Ntmtt.ts gEerneeEltstae5a.

ct. Q0uts, 18. Mlgi. - Gin c4t0nartlz
ger Stu1m bat in n0r6lt1en Seras ar08e
8erheeruuQeu aaeeLidtet. SibIid) son Bon
tam if bas Gaus 60n 8. $. Guterberr9 oIr3
Die GepaIt oes Sturmes oemolilt morAeu;
TrGu Aute1bgrID tourae U9H ben fauenbsn
&Iiulmern dmer uerleBt. Sn Toref=$itg,
3IoRtagu2=@Ountg, fiiir3te Elm S4ulaebIuOe
gir; 5pei 8inber uRrben eri6lQgen utl0 neb
rere 6eIlgtt. gl1u beiarGtet, baB lnter ben
EyiimmerH bee @SGubgs nod et1 ae Rtuoer
beg-abeu liegea. Sn StepbeuulQe ngrOe
Gt2Hiaus 0n8 S6nlgebGabe BON bem Starm
jum @iufErae gebraGt. 3Im Slide mar
cenige ginuten oorber Der uaterrift ge'
itioiiea nOrben; Suei 3iuber, bic nod 5us
riifgeblieben pareu, erlltten eraebitdle Be-
Lctuuqcu. Der ShGhea an 6elofrii6ten IN
blm bonn Sturrle beim8eiudtea gebtete If
beSeutenb.
Gaaias. Gite, glo., 18. glai. - Gin
ISrmlider Bolfeutru9 bat ben 0fili6eu
6beil Der Staot inter Bafer geiett. Die
untareu RGrme ter @etGuSe iin6 itbeIflutbet.
Der Settieb Der Sfabel. unb Yfer0eoabueu
muste a4f mebrere GtuHbe1 UaterbroAeu
nerbeu. Ser Spiit. 2olsGreet III aus ieiuen
llferr gstreteu uab bat ii5er 10 Gdsr befeltes
6armIauo iiberidnemut. Sn benz gBobn'
tauie ION SObn 6tffer itieg bas eiabttngenSe
WafeT bis sur 3immerbsfe; bic BepObaer
rounteu mt nit gttbe getettet Dsrbea.
@terIiug, Snuias, IS. Rat. - Die
Gtra6sn ter gtabt itHo In 6olse bes f1rfeu
&egeus in SorGIe oerirautalt; has 8affer
feht fellenpeiie brei biz bier EuB bod. Sa
her gid6e U0n @ourciI. Groue if Der Gei6os
91irer in ftneGfen Steiseu begriff.n. Die
gstpobner 5abeu ff aus ben llferIanb ereieu
nod h6ber stlegeueu Grtsu asfiidtet.
Dgnfee, g8iac., IS. Giai. i.-Dur1
cen beitisen 8egenfurm ID eiu pro0ioriider
Damn au @ube oes 9slano= Tueuue z5Guz
ugiS iottqeidpemmt porten. 6iin' Ggbeiter
nIrten III bem Euunel Don 0eu eir6r.ugeGz
ben TIuthsH tbgrraidt; nur 3tp5i 0ermo3ten
fdt Ju rettsu, tta 6tlRsa ertranica,
Saresojtle, 8iac., 18, Wai. - 0da.
ren0 6es S.nrmes If bas gBObubau5 BON
3obtou i5Iogg tn 2a Brairie BON BIiB. ges
trofeu uno in Branb gefiedt pnroeu. Glagg's
Erar fam in ben 6Iammea nm; ietH stub
elIitt idInere 8ranoulnoau.
Ro forb, S[ls., 18. Rai.-gtu tuuser
Siam, ytnmen8 SeeIer, 1T ndhrenb bee
Sturmes o0m BIis alidlageu rpor6eH. Ufeb.
Tste Sebanbe wnroeu fart beidadi9t.
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$ a I e'S
soats bon sors9oanaC CgIHOosn)aa

SONIC bon Sort9ouno (glHDOsn)at
G0eee.
ggarnuug! @tan muB Ta Dor g}aaa6s
mungen in a3t ne5menI
@erlangt baEcr aa50radlia
gales 5uuis BON 6Ore.
BOunO (Qnoern) unS
IBetr un6 ne5mt ia ujats
gln6eres an be1cu Steue.
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Gutu1art & 0narfGep,
Rr. 81, BnrF StraBe,
SSrest0=9GGOrateurc nnD 9auSmaIer
L. A. . 49,

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Evening journal., 1889-12-10
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh News from the wires Carefully
Culled.

Fresh News from the wires Carefully
Cu1led.
The Erie Athletic club, OF Buffalo, N. Y,
has completed the preliminary arrange
ments looking 10 glove fight between John
L. sullivan and Peter jackson for $50, 600
Jane Dobson, colored, died at Providence,
K. l., at the reputed age of ilS years.
The following officers Of the New York
players baseball club have been elected:
President, Cornelius Van Cott; vice presi-
dent, Edward B. Talcott: secretary and
treasurer, W. 2. Robinson
Recent deaths are those Of chief William
son, Of the English detective force, and Hon.
Patrick d. Dwyer, of Lee, Mass.
John Daley who shot and killed constable
w. M. Abbott in West Springfield, Mass,
Aug. 81, while resisting arrest was sentenced
TO State prison for life with hard labor.
William f. Allen, professor Of history in
the university of Wisconsin, is dead, aged 60
Fuchs 4 krans, manufacturers and deal
ers IN cigars at Seventy.first street and
avenue A, New York, have made an assign
ment 20 NicholasJ. OConnor, giving prefer
encts for s2s, 4s6
The remains found IN the burned Ames
building at Boston have been identified as
those Of d. +. Buckley, one OF the missing
Hrpmen
Evening journal., 1889-12-10
Miners Unions 20 oonsolldate.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec 1O.--The movement
looking 10 consolidation Of the National
Progressive union and ~ D. A. 1876, X. Of
L., the rival organizations Of miners, has
taken definite shape. The Progressive union
has opened the way through the following
letter from Patrick MsBrde addressed 20
the officers OF n d. A. 1856; "Since our meet
ing az Pittshurg have laid the suggestion
Of NJ. w Rae to unite the mining forces by
having one set of national officers and one
national fund before Patrick Mcbride He
is thoroughly in accord with the opinions
expressed AS instructed by him. ! tender
NJ. w. Rae and yourself a cordial invitation
to attend the convention Go be held at In
dianapols Dec. IS II it would be con-
venient for Mr. Rae, President Mcbride
would like to meet him at Columbus on or
about the 18th, that they might interchange
views on the subject and draft some method
Of uniflcation 70 submit TO the convention,
an q from il 70 the miners of the country
An early answer would obligen Referring
10 the subject of a union Of forces, in which
all K OF L. and Progressive union men are
alike interested, President Mcbride says:
"If those who take an active part in both
organizations Will lay aside personal feel
iugs and prejulices and carefully look at
the condition Of the miners Of this com
petitive district and from them that of the
miners Of the entire country, they will GER
tainly give any honest movement TO solidify
the forces their hearty cooperation
Evening journal., 1889-12-10
Died.

BATTFRSON.-In this city. on December 8,
Robert Harris, son Of Robert f. and Jennie
Batterscn, aged year and months.
BEGGS.--In this city, on the 8th instant.
Lewis + son OF William and Ella v. Beggs,
aged 10 years and months.
BILLINGSLEY-At Squirrel Run, on
December ., Alexander Billingsley, aged %
years.
BRowN.-ln this city. on December Z,
Sarah Brown. aged II years.
CORSE. In this city, on December s, Susan
q. Corse, aged 50 years.
GOLT.-In this city, on the 9TH instant
Percy g., son OF Samuel J . and Ida III Colt.
aged years and 10 months.
HAZARD. In this city. on December 8,
Stephen Il. Hazard, in the 5Sth year OF his
age.
KIRKPATRICK.-I this city, on December
4, Robert Kirkpatrick, aged y years.
PARTRIDGE in this city. on December 6,
George w Partridge, aged ~ years.
sPARKS.--On December 3. Ferdinand $
Sparks, son OF William ID. Sparks, in the 35th
year of his age
vANNERsON I'm this city, on December
Q, Robert II. Vannerson, aged ] year and Z
months
VIEWIG In this city, on December 6, Ella
e., wife OF A. II Viewig, aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1889-12-10
MARRIED.

ARMSTRONG; -MURDICK. .LOn December
s. by the Rev. Enoeh Stubbs. OF Philadelphia.
George W. Armstrong of Buefleld, w. Va,
and Eva L. Murdick of Wilmington.
BRINTON- TODD. On Wednesday. even
ing, December 4, in Union NJ e. parsonase e,
by the Rev Adam Sfengie, Howard 4
Brinton and Miss Martha 5. Todd, both Of
this city.
BURRIs-GRAvER -On the 9TH instant,
by the Rev. ID. II Corkran. George Burris and
Mary A. Graver, both of this city.
GREGG-KEEN. AT the residence of the
brides PARENTS on the tn instant by the Rev.
formerly Of New Garden, Pa. and Emma
Keen Of Lancaster county. Pa.
Evening journal., 1889-12-10
TAe pEAp rx-coNEEpeRArE.
Thousands View the Remains--S Secretar,
RedfieId Proctor Praised.

aHVNeANAH view tNf HttunbtHhE secretary
RedheId Proctor Praised.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1U.-The number Of
people pressing into the city ball to view the
body Of jefferson Davis was not diminished
by the rainy weather At least 100 900 peo-
pie have thus far looked upon the remains.
The city officials say that under the peculiar
circumstances Of the case Secretary Proc
tors reply TO Mayor Shakespaare's announce.
ment OF Mr. Davis death was very graceful.
and gave evidence of a kindly spirit. The
Picayune says. I'VE are strongly led TO the
corlusion that the secretary of war, SO fni
from intending wrong, has adopted what he
believed, and what we believe, was wise
and conservative course in the premises
All the Confederate veterans are very
much pleased with the fraternal spirit which
characterized the remarks OF Capt Jacob
Gray, Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
made before the executive committee. Capt
Gray stated that he would be proud as
soldier Of the United States TO honor the
memory Of the illustrious patriot, 10 dier
and statesman OF the south. He could moi
forget that Jefferson Davis had been also q
soldier of the United States who had rem
dered distinguished service, or fail to recog-
alze that he was great and pure man
Jefferson Davis should as a gallant soldier
be accorded a soldiers burial, with every
show OF the profoundest respect and love Of
the people,
IF Il is agreed" continued Capt Gray,
THAT the body Of the dead chieftain shall
he borne into the cemetery upon the shoulders
Of the old veterans, l, as a representative Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic, shall Ger
tainly demand 10 have the right TO assist IN
the performance Of that sad, honorable
duty
is learned that all the army officers,
while they cannot take any official action IN
regard to the death Of Mr. Davis hav
great respect for him as soldier and
statesman, and will attend the funeral.