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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
2lat @aE8eBs
SaS GaDe aweter SoppGIn6rOtr in goUjs-
ptle.- @itter psrIeLben stuetrtal aehdnat.

SaS GHbe atuetcr SoppGlntorOte Ia 2bUtS-
Dtae.- Gimer OerieIben iWstatGI aebdH8t.
9ruisbitle, &n., 81. SuIt. - Charles
8tIser, tpelder I'm IeBteu Gu9uf 3net Bolt
3iffen ermorbete, unb Sarrp Smart, Der
Dl8roer zines geiuihen WteiSuer @reeu uno
ieiTier Wfaitr2iie, enoeteu beute friib in BEN
biefiaeH Gountn. @efdngnis am GaIaeu.
llm Is lltr las 6Ilisi9erifi 6enrp Bel
ben beioeu, Dor i5reu 3elleut5iire9 ftsbeaben
Seruubeilten ben Sinri6tungsbeiebl Dor unb
treuige @fiHIten oarauf befiegen bic armea
Siiaoer bas S9afiot 8iger 9tug uorau
uub fieg Obue llaterFHsung Oie Ereppe bins
aEf, yfadl eiuem flrSeG, Jom Sater gstdos
Lac geleiteten 9ottesOteufte, berabi9te6eteu
f9 ole &erurtbetItea nQH ben @efGngulBosz
amten unS nabuIea barn ibre Bldse gui Der
EnQtbIre Elm. Smprt la9te, ole ibm Die
9dttuge nm beu 6afs gelegt mlrNe. @a5
Geil, pel@es bic Santaiire enporBielt, pur6e
mn pier gfinuten naG iebs ubr 0ur9Iantt'
ten unb bei6e D3Quuer fiirjten biaab. SMart
fl0rb auseablidli4 in 8Olse etues @enid6ru'
des, auetn an oem SetIe 8iIger'a mar Der
¬aE ut@t ri4tis gei4ttrSt U9r6eu, 10 oaB
ole S1lln9e am Salie emp0rrutldte nno bon
3tlaer nit ben 3dbnen erfaBt mnroe. De-
llngtiidlidbe, Epel9sT bei bollem SennBtietu
mar, lpur6e Our9 bas Sod emporse3useu, bts
ietue S6nItern iber benz 8ODeH bes SGaiz
iots arIGieneu. Sin ueIer Strid purbe ibul
nm 6eu pals geIest uHb 9ilser fraate babel
mas JOrgeIoIIen let. als man ibm iagta, oa5
Fdb Der Fnoten tbeiIueiie gel0t babe, iagte
er: u9as bepeif, baB i9 ntht fterbeu ioute.
@r petite fd] barauf 3Hm 5uetten gieLa all
Die Slappe nao puroe abermaIs gelGagt
Setu Sob trat In 5OIge BON gEftden etu, uaS
mar Elm langiamer uno qualooler.
Das 8erbreGen, pel4es 9ilger am Gal
gen iiibnte, purbe am 16. aG9uft b. s. ber.
iibt RHO befanO In Der @rmor0ung OeE BOli.
sifen Sames IS. Soues unb SOiep5 Stolen
berg, Die ibn ne9en Risban0lung eiaGr &C.
tpiheu Warp Buns, nit meI9er er IN nil
Der Sbe lebte, berbaftea MOLTEN. gE erfat
bette 8eaulte nit eiuem Dieher.
6arrp Smart erm0E0ete gleisaer @reer
un0 cine groaitutrte, jtanen5 SiIa 8arb
am 5. SnIi 1888 auf eiaem Sittteata9n Gu
ban Ohio. Seine Gu8aHjeugen oes Serbre
ael9 pareu borbGnbeH, IH0 er Uuroe aue
itIteslidj aaf lImFaubsbemetie bIa idlRIOil
bPfunhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
Gppoftttntt aeGen 8etfa6unsS.
ReiJtSint.

2outsbtIIe, aB., 81. SaIt. - Die yGtz
qnors9eoIel's PrOtectius, ,gfociattou" beultbt
fb, bic Beneauug 81 Suufteu zines @9u'
ueats 8sbufs. .oteBlii0u ber Staatsbertafaa9
III piutettreibap. Sur9 @iriLlare fHb atIe
gBirtbihoftabefter auflefOrbert por6eH, &C..
gen bic gbbaltuug etnee OI9eu &nnoeut8 ;u
Einnen uub III agitiren. Wtan 6efiirdtatr
boB bic 9ieoihou Ser Staatsperfafinno au
einidrdufenbeu Wasnatmen binfhtlt9 bes
Gdaut9e iiibren fDnute. aIb iu5t
man bic W1glidfeit elmer Qbfimmuus iib:r
ein Observation-Disclosures III oerneioPT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
RFaehrItder &aSdrer

6auSran3iscO, 81. SuIi.-Sn Bic
tolia iff geferu 8m. 8. RoB, elm bisberiser
gIetf Der ,HaSabasBuutr" f" auf @riu1en Ser
Gan Srau3iscCer BebOrben nerhaftet NOR
ben. gG6breue eines llrlau6s bon peniaen
Eagen paro bic embedding gema1t, 6as
fsine &ehuuugen nm $500 uint timmteu,
unb nuserbem Saubpehiel jHm 8etra9e
bon $95,O0O in Der Bant fehItea. @elb uno
8e6iel purter BET tsr Serbaftuug in ieinem
Pefik cefrnhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
2an0t EMBtetfe zines taWbeR, bIttas
NEa tittO bI00fintitatt M4O6ens.

fiummes, bKabes unb bISbfuuiaes 0laOden
BON 28 Sabren, gameus Steua poparb,
murbe gefetL aabe bem Raltte aufsefuuben
uub mad hem BoIiseibnuptquartier 9ebra6t.
@1u in ibrem Befse befubIiGer Brief ersab,
bas fie 81 6nBe BON SCRANTON, 3D., bterber
seiCmmen mar, nm cine EaHte auf5uiu9en.
Sn Sale ittl bic Eettere tltd3t melbet, 10 rtrb
Steua per Giienbaba ned SCRANTON Burifs
oeidliGt nerheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
tiut Ste GaIfte B06er, eGs ots gtf.
Setftttt.t

Nensgoot, 81. SuLi.-9ie 9irettorea
Der 4aabeIsfanmer bielten aeferl cine Ser'
iammlunQ unb beidIofen, oGs Broiett Der
gSsItausheuuug 81 inbOifreu uub Elm Co.
mite BON 100 Ritgliebera iu erneunen, nm
nit anHereu &Grperidafteu 9emeiHiam 0oriu'
aebeu. &arl Seintel, Elm ArAitett aua
8aiBiustpu, bat etneu BIuu ftir etuen gns'
fteuluastbnrnl bon 1900 6uB 50let aIiO 500
SuB bGber, aIs Der @ifeItburm, uuo 993 SHs
b0bsr, nIs bas Bubinstouer Weuumeut, eat'
porieR; bic 9omtuppsI unteR ON Sburm iOu
260 Sns bod unb $50. .SuB i'm 9urdmeiier
eiu. lin ben Sus ots Sburmes ioleu 48
eiierae @ebGube su 4usfeIuuBs3Weden er'
bout irerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
Wnh reMf1ettta aereffet

lebanon, Fa., 81. SuIi. -Brl. 5auie
Safe nuroe poygsferu, ale ite an elmer Ras
idine In ben ygebQuOn SnOufirial 8orf3a
uol1bergiug, our1 eineu &reibl;emen on ben
Suoreu erprifien unh bis gum 59ait empors
ge3oger. Sin QngsFeQter in bet Sabrit. mel
der bie @efabr ber1srIte, Ia lpeIder Die 4egmz
fte i6nebte, elite l1HeD biulu uno I6nitt ben
Eretbriemea nit eiuem giefer 6urd. 6rl.
Snte fieI iofort Su Bohen unO entgiug 70 eis
mem idredlider SoSe. 5ie bet Bnar erhebz
tidbe @outuFoueu, aber feiuen 8aodeubru5
c,yf+tsT1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
gStehmdttte.

ct. Gouts, 81. RiabbIs5: 3R'
fubr 5I0O, Retlen6uu9 900; BreiIe bart
irteu ,ptidleu 1856 nH6 $4.35.-SGusine
2ufu6r $500, Gerien6ung 800; BreiIe 5s'
riirte1i amiIheu S4.1o uRb $4.45. 5.-Sdarfe:
3ufutr 410O, Eerleubu1g 100; Breiie Sa.
rtirten ,tpiItbsn 1920 uub $3.50.
gafsQibertr, Penui., 81. SnIi. -
RtuoUiet: 3ufubr $50, Ssrisnbuus 1850;
BreiIe Dnrtirten SUii4eu So so uub $4.25
S@meiue 9ufubr 1900 SerieuouHs
900; BreiIe poritrten 1rti4en 81 40 unit
-SGaafe: 3ufHbr $500, Serienbuue
26O0; greiIe parltrteE lrii4eu $3.50 uab
1915.
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Der Stretrtat,rcr. g wtff.

e . GrI u ptos. soma. 81: SUI. -
0li4tez Brefou bat Guf Gniu4en Der SraBz
beGmteR bee Sotpaer &ounfcrtums Der Ha9
BEN i4ottti6eu RttuaI arbeitenoen 5reimau'
rtr, gemeinbtu unter oem RameH Der p@er'
neGua" 5reimnurers908eu befanut, eiaeu teul'
porGreu &iubaItsbefebt aegen bic SroBloge
oes Sopaer Tlsimaurer SrbeHs er'ufen,
m0tuf6 berigLueH uuteriaat tpirb, ben iiiugiiz
bin bon Der 2anbes Goge 0eEtetirteu pBop=
tott" oeseu bic pgerueauz" 2ogen, ;. B. Gues
ihluB BON beren WlitgIieoeru, 3ur Ausfiibs
ling su briuaeu. sc if bies bas erfe RaI,
bas etue Srelmuurer R1rperi4aft bic SiiIfe
ber Stuutsgei,6te In aniplld utmmt uHo oer
SaG errsse baber in Treimaurerssreiien 9rr'
SpS S,rtoTpfie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
gekt a,s6 oa8 geQetg

Gbtcago, 81. SuIi. - Nue SauettauJe,
rtnleu tm gBefen per0en beunI6f ugtel
gcutrole zines eusliiteu 9puotlats ieben,
heliea Snuptouartier fi5 bier bifiabet.
gugljiGe aapttaIiFeu berfuaen ieBt, uad
BEN fte Doe grQpereigeiddft 10 Nemlth al
fh gerifan babeu, aud i'm &5eater8eidaft
- Nnnhsa feffen Ens IN fniian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
esrftIfAes QapttaI.

RQlI.Riber, Maf., 81. Suli. - Bie
ss bier beist, beabfdtgt etn eusIti5es SRas
b,fat. bic gBerfe Der ogmerlcans yl,liia8
&ump." un0 aHnere arose @ta5Iifemeuts
bier iu iuuieu. unb bat biesbeBaaliGe Auer>
bietungeu gemadt. Sa tief8eR 6abt,ttreIieu
uernrIadlt Btes betfd6tlife Aafregung.
@btcago, 81. Suli.-Die Beter odUus
bofeu Gretpina>@s." !" III fir S., 900 900 in bic
6dube eiues biitiI9. .amerifoutI4eu Spnbiz
futs tiber0epauseu. @r'9tssor Garter 9asz
Lion uno Sr. 5rautIiH Srap beftutea RG
puter heu 6treftoreu Der neusn @ompaguie,
or. @eorae B. SG0nboten ertIdrt, Die ftii
bereu gigentbiimer bebieIteH 81 Bro5eHt Der
Aftien, Hnb bic 8rauere. meroe oesbaIb uid3t
inter &cntrple eu9ItiGer anpttaItfen seIau'
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
@ermtfdlfe feIear0pntfdle pepefAet.

- OSr gttHeE 2ls y. SOulUtG gHk 6u SlLEQz
tUr, Slls., 3pei betIanfeue NIT eiuem Sirius
in Serbiubuug febeube Saotaaer 8eidOii!n,
Die ibn I6ngere 3eit seHedt batteu. gtuer
btr SerUuuOeteu pirb fier5eu.
- 8ie bas Stem Dorfer OTTeemua's Suurs
mol" meIbet, beguHu bic bl. Congregation
oer 8iten i'm Satifan gu &om Gm 90. Suit
eiue unteriu6uug Iber ben 8Ori9lag sur
Seliaipre@ung Bster &un's, etaes eingebore=
uea tatbOIijGen Briefers IN @ohiu, biua,
tpe'der in 1861 ben W3rtereriob ftarb.
gBie aus Scott0nle, Penni., semeIbet
tpirb, I0u Der bersits augefiiIbiate grose
Stttte IN Der GOnueQsuiIer &otereatou qeute
beginner. 3pii6su 10000 uno 13 900
g.anu merbeu oarau betbetItgt ietH.
9eurp 6. 8once, Elm 3immermanu,
nuroe geferR in Mobile, aIG., BON BGIter
g8. gBtliams, nit befieu {5ruu er elm SerbG(t.
uiB sehabt babeu iOG, eri4efeu.
Die Grbeiter mebrerer &igarretteus
fabtiRen in 9aoarTa, Cuba, fHe fur b0beru
Gpbu uRssefauben.
- 8ret iunge 3umen, Raneus 5tann-
aaR, Nicgahe unb Sagreu, eriranfsu uorges
fern Gbeub rube SIbpemtu9, 8iidl, bet eis
mem Seriude, ben ltea0mtuee.RtBer in e.
nem S0ote ju freujeu. Die 2eihen purSen
uidt aufgefunbeR.
- Sraucis 6. @apeu, meLder Fd bur&
aftronomii1e @nt6eduuseu auo g8etterpros
pbe3ainugen eiueu 8uf eriunrb, fart geFera
Al BoaOn i'm Utter BON y Sabreu. gr bate
uuf bem p9nrOaro' college" fiubtrt.
- Su elmer Sa9emiibIe 3u Cohen. gate,
Wfeilen uol EatIfsln, 5ls., ereigIete fl1
gefern cine 8ampitef1eIs&rploFon, 0ur9 mel
DE fraut Beters, eiu SObu oes ggentbii'
mers get0btet, uHb Soc sSaGace, ionie g8m.
Sor t0otltdl oerleBt UIroeH.
- grsBIn6esieHnto 6. 8. Rouius III aes
fern i'm gAppleboresQoue," SsIe Of Sboals,
8..S., geforbeu. Die Eeeroigung ftu6et
mOrseu Su &Oncorb, N.s9., ftatt. ser Ssrz
forteue mar 81 Sabre alt.
- Ser &btcagoer auarGif Srouef, relder
neoeu eines SpnGmitcompIots aIf u Sabre
in's 3uhtbaus bon Solicit qei9tdt puroe,
madlte geaern bort einen Selufimorb ueriGd,
tulem er iid5 BET Der 4rbeit nit eiueul Satt'
Iermefer mebrere AbeIa am Grme 0fuste.
8atse &abeIOepeideu,
- Cir SULTAN Bauncefots, Der britiife
9elanbte on 6te Ser. Gtaateu, ftattste U0rs
gefielI bem britii@en Brenlier 2ort Snlis'
6urp eiueH 8sfu6 I'm Wiuiferium bes AEs,
n1rtlgen In 2oubou ab. @rpuroe BON ieineu
Tlhbereu &ULleeeu pGrm bepiutomm1st.
- Der 0freidiide &ei9srGtbsabaeor6uete
6einIiG SIiutcif, geboreu an 90. &piL 1880
In Eien, Der S0bu bee rettsu 9olbpaaTeus
fubl,iauteu 9arI SltRtOid, bat fid in 6olge
euormer SUtienperlufe eriGOiieu.
- SH 8efiarabteu ioa, mte aus Soefia
bsriHtet mtrb, bic Cholera ausgebro@eu ietu.
-gs berluntet in 8teu, bas 3piiteu
IusIauS NIB Sdusmari eiu eebeiner Ser'
trag abaeIGlofien pcroeu let.
- 8le aueabe iiber cine Buii&eu &aBlau6
uub ErauireiG abgei4Icfeue autaH' wiro
uou 8etersbur9 aus baIboffIteu In abreoe
gefellt. 49,,
gmerifouerin, welhe In 2iuerpooI auaetlagt
III, ibreu Gattsu Sumse MGpbr.d ourG aEle,
n,f peraiftet Al haben, tuuroe Gefteru BEN 9e
ridite 6orgefiibrt unb plGibirte sui&t ihuls
big" 3as SsussuUsrbor uabm oarani lsi'
nen Autang.
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Nensgorf, 81. SGIi. - @rzSefretar
gYm. 6. gBhttuep bat an ben Repsgorter
DStur" Elm Sdretbeu BeItsfis bes @eriiGts
geri6tet, taS In 8aibiagtOH, .. g., Elm
s8oGeubIatt in ieiHerl Snterefe ais gau6iz
bat fir bns BrGFbenteusamt berausgesebeu
per6eu iou. @r erflGrt in 6emieIben, bas er
iberbaupt feiu &antibat fir trgenb Elm gmt
-.
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SeIbKatorS t,t GoIge ftnaa8Fe4er
GEprIftSfe.

@ttcago, 81. SuIi. - 9ermGuu Gars
mann, elm 65siabt,ger SsrasItt, bat gefatI
2lbeu6 ben Seruf genadt, ft6 i1lbH 6as
QgbCu Al uebmeu, tu0em er fd cine 3laeI In
ben guub iGOB. st beaB etu Sarn1aGl
bOu etna $I0O, 900. gBie oerlautet, fob er
turd etlitteue Berm0aeueperIute mabuFuuig
aepcroeu 'eiu. Sr. 6armnun bat cine B:au
nnb mebrere erpadieue SiHber. G. miro
a.
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gegMIiiGt per Chtoer gDousftd1tC

Columbus, O., 81. SILt. - Sn elmer
SeriammIung Der ggtatiruaI= =gSrOIs sSroger3'
AfcciatiOn," pelhe bier nbgebaIten morOen
If, tpurben bic fttrBli6 bonn S6aBamt Uerz
6iieutIiGteu @utibeibunaeu 8etrefs Der Ser
SoIIuug bon gSen9abrifenn unb ioaeaauaten
ngarnetted" gSoLIabfGlIeH gebiIi8t uub Be-
i9tiiie augeuOmmen, IN pel6eu berIanBt
pirb, baB GbulttIe @utidstouuseu uud IN
8ejug auf anoere 9attungeu BON Bouabfal.
len erIafien rperben, bel bereu Srport ar
gebIid3 aIei6fals 3oIbetritgereteu uuterlau.
zen. 9Rbere BON Der SeriamuLung paIFrte
8eibLiife berIangeu bonn BrGfbeuten, Oas
er cine @rtra'Sisuug 8ehufs 8epifien Der
GarifsGeitte eiuberufe, uuO beslttdniiaibsn
oie 8ouzSuOufirie 81 benz offentuubtaau
Tortihl,tte, tpelheu fie iufoIge Der fiirSltnen
GutidetOuugen bes S9asamts bereits auf'
2ureiIeu bat
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RnhnrntnlIrnpht ftt sac.

cincinnati, 81. Suli.- giue beteutz
li6e, NIT Qebansberluf Uertniipfte 8abus
tntnfropbe bat f6 beute Aben6 uabe Grs
foro, ~, ereiguet. yIS5ere YahTihteu feb
len nnf
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aI1T1G1711 5r0c1s Fe1 H0ft.

Rep sDrteaHs, 2a., 81. SuIi. -
E6eriff SrOufaral begGb fid geiiern nit brei
&omsaguie'u gtIij uab etHem Siir9eraufges
bot nod 2afngette uub oerbaftete bort 20 Ber'
i0uer, tueld1e BEN General. Abiutauteu aus.
asliefgrt pnrben. Die 8erbafteteH iiub be.
iduIbigt, bas @efduguis BON &afagette aufs
gebrnden, eiueu R0rber beraus gesuIt uHb
geIbuG1t All blbeu.
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l1eberf4n eifier @offFiiffdle.

Can Gnbreas, GAL, 81. Suli.-9Ee
gCnOrasNitltouer Roffutide purbe beate bel
&o0perOpplis Ton BIpei &dubern iiberfaIleu.
8ieieIbeu mahten tu6efea BET ben Bafaz
nierPr uur S57 J5Pufe
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8sgsFbsf5g9eraRo lIa@ 0sR gGas'
FasaNa
Gfne GnrfE.

Nu VIE, Udht an ben 5oIsen BON Sasga5 IaaJch
UgrB5ier 5tnttJs, fliibcm 8criuq. BeJuR otr JlaHi
ursErait Il, {. ~, ltot1, icuoe to f0seaSreS &c
ReBCpt, cas- lie fuTTt. Dites gyoBe ptilmtite Durb:
Don tiusm 9iIfIrndg In SuB GucG!t1 tUibtat.
G5jct a6rsifTrtG5 GouJtri Gn6tp ,SOitpb 3, jumgar
Etotion o. BieDsglnTaa9it0,
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osrfaareu ao,rotsfsn nuo gcs,n gH:8faafI

0erfahren tJcrUissn uu0 ge8eu 8Brai4aft
eatlnfieu.
- 8lliamiu glay.iu uurbe gsEera bonn
RiGteT WltECl6, osu EaL5aItretsu5eu Bolt
3eiriGtac in Der iIslideu BoIiSetlatiou, ben
@ro5geimpOreue1 H5erlpielan, neil er ber
,TclGefer Sampfbcct gompa9uten cine
Gtfle Sabad i'm gEertbe con $3.50 egtueu=
BET BADEN ipl.
- GI5ert SHapp nslGey bsiduibist pirb,
George gi, gsaIggE I'M cine goIoeae lbr TN
Bertbe bon 800 befo5Ien ~ ba5en, til gGs
fisS;E oon Rttye- AnOerIou BEN 9as1ts5gr=
fakl DribecUiC'ea pUIeea.
80 S1SSqen 2&a5glseas bate geie,n &.
.55iS,, Sasifr Rjtter Naoerion cine . rafe UOE
% 2Ea' 5obtgu.
Scr g.er 8euner mustC 8eHeru
Tboma5 gQiott ueger 9lnbeAoruu8 eiIe
Stgafa bon IS uetF 8o5eu eatriatea.
Bermii4tga. - Die 8ai Dampfer
6radten gefern 70OO 8ia2u BfirFde mao
Der StGbt; Der Brgts oarItCte BUil9eH 40 unb
rs Gents.
49, @sHuu niu4 beG
.ps. gGpt Sanes, mi, L 600 g~WltI zvalu
gca IN Bogb 1Gu bier rad 8rjl0I 90; Der
8ampier ygSaUe," Glpt. Ilc&art1p, nit
4O,O13 Bu5e! g8ai3sl Hn0 du6erer gabuug
fuhr ua6 Sabre bic 8sIsg OG1aerIiie," Capt.
small, ig8eltg nit $500 6uB DEebI mad Pets
uambHCo,
- Die BoIiJet- 8eB6rbe e.uaauta gefetE
ben Boi,ifen &bls. Slgut UOm noT6peftlia
den DilriEt auf tpeitgre bier Sabre.
- Son beute On Bebt ieOeu Jta&mittag,
| nm 33 llbr, cine Bofien0Hng mao Ocean
Gttg ab, Oie i'm POfamte am ll5r geiaIOis
! len Gibs
- @cieru, Ibeals is llbr, eatfan0 bur4
! e!neu beieltga 8Quhfaug Elm unbaOeutenbes
| 55euer I'm 6auIe be5 Or. 8;Bgolos, gtr. Ill,
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Gin 0anRb0rer Datient.

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aus Rom.

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3pu5ibar, 81. Suit. - 8tei 9dHfer IN
3,eufieu I. .uuI6fI6er WiltOndre FIo lH Ba
gamaho get0etet ncroeu. Dllu erpartet,
bas bic &eutidsu in ben udaisu Easeu Ois
SuIurgenteu angreiieu tper6eu.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
LAST EDITION
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Italians Fined for Carousing other
Cases.

Italians Fined for Carousing - Other
Cases.
The prisoners dock at the City Court
this morning cont aimed the following
Italians: Lewis Dallas, Domino Satterv,
Alpheus Delause, john Horty, Ralph
Armandata, Frank Rich. Charles Smith,
Joseph Ross. George Carmine. Dominic
Stullc and Peter George. Officer James
S. Heershock testified against them
as follows: Il was coming
along the place where these men live
known as Little Italy" This is out
near Third and Scott streets. | saw
these men and large number others
carousing on the street. They were
singing dancing, swearing and having
general good time. | telephoned TO the
police station for help and the patrol
wagon brought Sergeant Peterson and
Officers Scott, Chairs, Meredith and
Yates We arrested these men and
brought them in. This Little Italy" is a
great nuisance and has given the officers
a great deal of trouble. Not only yester
day but every Sunday" Then pointing
to an Italian named Deorge Carmine, he
said: "While we were making the ar
rest that man called me ." The
italian replied: "You are d liar.
"Peter George" said the officer, had a
razor in his pocket" The Judge asked
Peter what he was doing with the razor.
He replied 81 was going to shave my face
John Ross had a club, which he threat
ened the officer with. On being asked
from where these men obtained their
liuuor Officer Hershock said he thought
it was from Louis Dallas and that he
would try and find some witnesses to tes-
tify TO that effect
officer Martin testified to the trouble
the officers had had with this place and
said be knew all the prisoners and had
seen them il their carousals. He also
said that the revolver which one of the
officers dropped was dropped By officer
Massey. One Of the Italians said that
officer Heershock was drunk and dropped
it. Chief Swiggett testified to the
character of the abodes of these men.
The Judge then imposed fine of $40 and
costs upon each of the persons, anC
further sentenced John Ross to pay
fine of s25 and costs and to be imprisoned
for one month on the charge of assault
ing the officer; Louis Dallas was held il
$500 bail for hearing tomorrow morn
ing on the charge of selling liquor with
out license, and Peter George in $20]
bail for court for carrying concealed
deadly weapons.
Michael Haley charged with selling
liquor without a license at No. S17 Eas
Fifth street, also with an assault ant
battery upon Patrick Gardner was dis
charged on the first charge but fined $3l
and costs and one months Imprisonment
on the second. Hadley's conduct in th,
dock was disorderly. Thomas Blore
drunk, arrested by Officer Mere
dith was fined $40 and costs. Johr
Fleming, Officer Scott, drunk, was let G,
on promise to leave the city immediatel,
for Aberdeen, Md. Patrick Dougherty
Officer Frusher, was fined $40 and costs
for drunkenness. City Solicitor Turne
announced that Samuel d. Forbes, VIII
was violating the city ordinance in rels
tion to privies, was suffering severel
from rheumatism and could not appea
this morning. The case was postpone
until Saturday morning.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
clTY NEWS lN sRlEE.

Communion services were held in sll
the Methodist Episcopal churches yester,
day morning.
Thelcollectors of county taxes will be
at their offices every evening this month
to receive taxes.
Finn, first name unknown, young
man, fell from a swing in the West End
Park yesterday and broke his nose.
The loss by the FIRE which destroyed
the evaporating establishment of Watson
& Veasey Friday night is estimated a.
81, 500. The insurance is 1880.
Rev. w. L. McEwan lectured last
evening in the Rodney Street Presbyter.
ian Church ON "Moody's Convention OF
Christian Workers at Northfield, Mass. y
A large congregation was present.
The afternoon Sunday school of st.
Pauls NJ. E Church resumed its sessions
yesterday with an attendance of 529-
Appropriate addresses were made by
Revs Vaughn S. Collins and R. Irving
Watkins.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
Wreck nt Cnol snrinc.

The north bound train, on the Della
ware railroad, due in Wilmington, at
635 o'clock, on Saturday evening. was
delayed for about an hour, by the wreck
of south bound freight train, due in
Lewes at 2 10 o'clock, Sunday morning.
At Cool Spring on the D., NJ. & V. rail
road, the axle of coal ear broke derail
ing six cars and spreading their
contents, along the track The train
over the main line was held at Harring-
ton for the arrival Of the north-bound
passenger train over the branch road, it
having been blocked by the wreck. The
brakeman, w B. Addicks, received few
scratches. Nobody else was hurt. A
wreck train from Harrington was sent to
clear the trackt. ] causeda delay of about
two hours