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GFeIToW'S 9lOoeIeEet,.

Rorrt8tomu, Ba., /. ROpember. -
Bic iest If nod niat eIulittelt, pOaiu Fd
g8n. 8. grefou, Der bur4gebranute S5ass
meifier Der ngrabesmens' yiatiOlnl 8ant"
IN &onibObofeu, gelDenbet bat. ggie 8aufz
@ramiuator Sames beute ausi6t, beI5pft f5
bic ben @reTOu gefobleue Summe aui $780,
600 bic 500 900, uu6 bic 8aut iit boffunugss
Ios inioIoeut. Die 9epoftCren peroeu tu'
oefea Ridts oerIiereu, ba bic 9ireltoren fiir
bic S4uI6su Der Baat baftbnr fno. Dfau
aIaubt, COS gg. 3. &refou burd uugliidlia,
Spefalationen rutnirt mHroe. CT bate leiu
2ebsa fiir $40, 900 oerfaert, unb Oie iabrLideu
Brdmien nuf ieine BOlice betruseH ooppett 10
oteI, aIs Ieiu SaIdr. auserbem ioQ er ;ebr
ertIaoagant gelebt 9abeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-02

&rob, R.'9, 1. RoUamber. - Su 8r.
gB. 8. 9eggmau'8 6auS muroe g!tttn,.i
8att Elm gtnbrUd oeriibt un5 6eaemar's
@Cbr, Der getue5eLt in einem 3lmmer aez
inn6eu tUgrse, iage aus, baB bier uastilte
Dlanuer thu it5eriaLleu hdtteu, Der 9DEtor
he8tfisrte etaeu 8erinf auf $1,000. 6euse
9efanO iltH l3si1briaer SObu Gl5e-t, 0aF er
u 8emeiHlBait nit Dem I9.i35.isaH GouarO
SdouB ben 8tebfa6l oertibt bate. SdauB
Daroe NIT bem GeLoe auf oem 8abu5ofe IN
gIbaun 5erhaftet uub bpfittate bic 4noa5eu
i,tues 9!tf4rltt8eu. 8ts 0iungeu 5srreu
hutteu ete a6fGt, NIT ibrer Beute ua9 BEN
gRefeu au gebeu Uab bic Suoiaucr 3u 5e.
ianpfeu. Ste batteu bas 9Ienfmab6en burf
Re1oIoeri4ifie 0eri4eudt unb ua@ getbauer
arbett IteB aIbert fd BON S9au6 tue5eln,
22tbe molten ftd1 In gIbqnh treffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-02
9Iu4t9e Sd1Id9etet ttttter 8GDnz
0rhextersR.

grooffOn, gituu., l. gfooember. -
3wii4eu Zen Genten Der y DRaRttobG GtIens
bNbn" unb oenen Der ODuIutb GrooffoH'
glort6eru Snbn" iff eS abermale 3u etuem
bIuttBeu @Ouflitte 8etOmmeu, ale bic geetsreu
tte Sabntreujuua 3u ls9en ueriuGten. Die
Nfauttoba 9eute bltebeu Steger unb pertrie=
ben bic aubereu nit Bideu nno S5aufeln.
!3unujig arbeiter purbeu mebr 0oer miuoer
idDer oerIsBt. Die RanttobazQeute fiub lett
i'm uoIlfiGnniaen 8eiis Der Bahufreuiuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-02
Rta gEntt gFttterffnaarr.

Subianapolts, 5uo., l. RoSember.
- 8ie pan omsrifaniideu SOurifen famen
beute ittib aus Springfield, SD, bier on unb
Oerbra6teu ben Sag NIT SeR6tiguHg Der
Sebenspir6ietsiteu ber Stabt. llm I5r
absnbs reifen fie peiter mad 2ouis0tue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-02


Die SaTger IaItimorgs Dcrttn onSur1 beuads
ldltigt, 0cB ber 223. A6IbniI oe5 4. 4rtitei5 Der
28abI9IiefC 6Ol8sEoe5 o'rftst: g8eun Scmano tr9
Qtn6 eiren gtium9cter Don ber Aisubuu9 lene
Gtimmrettes 6ur5 Drobun9. @tni2Gdterung, 8C'
DulihdtiQfeit Obtr lrgen6 Ueie an0Ire 9leBfDthrqe
Ulitte G6Hd oeer tarGH bnblt o6er nit ener anoerH
Berion uber @eriouen gum gGIeBiDtort9en Shnlmen
c0er 5ur Sdnmabga5e 3eJtn isnen gBtIen unter
3pang itfIbdlt oott enited, 10 iino Die itdl ioher
oc$ 9eietDtor9en 8oumS ooer Der Ber1nl0iiung ooer
SeldniiIug irgeHo cirer OE0ereu Berion sur geIesz
pitIiSen Slimmenab9u6e In traen0 etnem Preblntte
6e5agter Staot lhuIoi9 maht, i'm utberfuGrungsfaQe
2tnes Ssrbrebtu5 (felOny) iduloig tu Fuoen uno
nit uiu6sfeus dret mo goditsns i2t5 Sl5rtE Gt1z
Der 22l. &bibritt Des 4. Irtltels 0eS beld9eu 9e'
sfes, blB es Gin &eIbred)en (feOny) III ii0 gu pers
lammtIn, gu compotiren Ooer Su reretnt9en, I'm irs
Qenb eiuen Stinmge6er Rom gSlbao'aIe Bu Gerreis
6en; iIgeno eren Sttmn8e0tr Guf Dem gBeae al oher
BON oen StHIIrlotc!e 81 perbtHbetns tgu ben GSeg
su nerpCsen, ttn 5u Ito9eH 81 perleBen oosr eillz
Bui4ut'tern; rGeno elnen gSaher an SttnmlGtaie
o6er Qli bem gGese HadJ obsr ron oen Ssimmz
lofoIe tldhict anlu9reien, iu nermuneen, 3u idla7
cen obcr anbeIpeittg 6u miBbauoeln ooer 81 uerz
ltten; ober iIgtno stnen In raeu0 elmer gBabI=
uTHe oter IN r9eno etnem iur turuGlemieiene
StImmBttel beitimmteu &liteu 0epoRiIt5n Summz
Settsl o6er iy9enoDeld1e QSab6eTidte, &lert6uher,
giartiIiien, Snmm6ud]er, gSdherltfien ODER gSlblz
Certificate abiidJtiCJ BI 8ertOren obe1 al rerfiimmeIR
lung 5u MAIDEN; ooer trgeno cine GBaburne su Heba
len Ober Su 8eritoIeH o5er aus berieben eeeeU6rlg
tIgenonGde Stlmmbettel 81 entne9men O0er oGn 9trS
iud 6aBu 5u uGbtn; USer trscn6 cine eurJ be'loten
@eIetobituitt psrboteue 9oHolung pOrSuHebmeH.
Gin old)es 8er6Ieden if NIT mrbshens orei unb
hOtitens ied5s Sa9rtn 8unt9aus 80 bcflrafen.
f3cS X - a sS syb+brsr l2r5TAsrt
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an 5ugabag BON EsiuF. .GtaD!!Hsuaats.

see Go4eetut1 Der goIsietzGommiTate b =
WtGDiiHsngn4s ieber &rt, ol6 ber 2l7 @ti1Httt
6es 4. 9rtites Der 28abioeete f burd18eiabrt
berbsn riT6. 8eigt Mbl6rit bdlt belclben on, ilTe
1889, NfitlerHatt UNI u u9r, bis S!cnitag, ben
5. gopem6er 1889, RIttgrnnt1t I'M j ubr, 9ss
f6lIpisn ~ balte, unb perbiete Die &tecruna, ocn
iprttu0ier o6er 9e30byent getrdnte 1T loren &otaen
ooer ans bielsn UdbreHo bes eenannten Seiiraumes.
Der PoItie TIT bei Straie Der gntIoiiung aus otm
8tsnie Die 2Beun9 trtGeilt fporSen, ale, ms9e Die
cber perGbI8umtn, nISuFsI9en, uuo bic 3samen aQer
Die an g8agltage betTunfn angeroffsn Uerotn, aufz
tudDrciben, hdmtt beietben por zen 3robgeltnoIs=
len otS grimiuolgelitts ais 3eugeu haaugt iDer0en
tUrnen.
Sm GuItrn8e 0er Beb6rae
C368-55 4. gR. gathoer, Brdtoent.
IL =. ....L..
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Die felt bem BtrfGl DIT me9r Ue3inslidle
GfuIb befebt teBt aus 81, ,O38, ,28t.67, bic
r7osr,', '',-'aiids SbuI0 (S5aBamts yfots
8oyS. mn i g5,rs,, %sItiflate Il. (. ~ $764, =
2l,821,97, bic @aIamu1u., 'O Hson ,.S SI.sSs u
loutauar 3iuien 81 ,625, 521, ,576. 90 -'''0 '.S4
46ju9 oes i'm Sdasaute befinSli5en SQu-
bOrratb5 81 ,O6O $50, ,677.24.
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" tlreatl 0er StraBtnz0 0Mre bEnass
~ Is a sr4gbI & HTp

BaItimo1s, Sen II. Stto6rr 1889.
Die GraSens Durdbru1s szSomnIiiidre MAIDEN in
@emd6htit Ser Betimmun9en oes Batmorer StaSts
StitBbufes, AZ Artttel, biernlit 6etannt, oa5 re
SieaFtda, ben 10. Rouember 1889, 10 ll6r Bors
mtttaas, i'm Bureau Der @ommiiidre i'm 0tatbbauie
ible srfte 9eriammIuu9 baten toeroen, TN bic 9nen
getreffs Der gonoemnirun9 uno beS SurCa6ru5es Der
2ppCat0ces9iuEN, ron Noams=IGep bis 5ur L.
SroBe, ibertra9euen Sefugniiie uuo BON tbneH ers
tsiirt,n 8flidIen in ueberenTtmnlung NIT beI am
8. GftoGsr 1883 9suepmt9teu 8eror6nuua gtr. l47
ees YlQqors un6 StaotTatbes BON baltimore auSlus
u6er, rep, Bill erIt4eH,
SOba SIC cESflEabts,
Samuel <. SGarsstts,
Sa9teI GScS 0tsu,
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Qs5lrEoi1 0cs GoaeoiamS Oct @oIE5Gts
*

- &pa4Gaif8r&. 100
SaItim morey ben !. gtooemoef 1850
General Sefebl yEr. So.
SIM SintId auT bic g8ipti8teit Der 2Sa4run9 oeS
a1!tCn {iuies unb 6urhgreenber 3bdt9teu 6eS Polt=
Set DepausmentS ftbt iit bic Boit5etbs9oroe 9e7
T6tEiqt, alen IlttgIis6eru BE- 8epartement5 anshz
befebitn Ttb ieoer politjlheu gtorterunS nit 5ur'
ge1n ober nteI etnanber au Den gtraBen ooet 4oet'
Udrs un6soln9tBu entbaIten unS fit 10 gu pensenfT
oaB Ije fenen G5Tuuo sur 8elhui6t9ung 6er Plrtetz
gr9reifung aeber. Die gt60rSe 6Tfennt ba5 Jleht
mo Die &ftd,t ber BoIi6fen, mad tbrer ne6erteus
guug nj Eimntf, In bouem lImianae an, aber tte mug
inb irirb 6uroui 6eebt1, 6aS iie b isqliter panos
lung eut5aten, fceldi iie ats PoliBetbeamte anfoB9
MAIDEN un6 btr s1ilit ausieBen tonnte. @tne Heoers
trstuug bieies Befebls tuiro nit @nuaiun9 aus 6em
6i,nRP opnbnbet fDeroen, uno ole SLrgtr rOeI6en
QuFacforSeYt, hie geg0roe BON isoer DfiBaufn9run9
Scitens ser geamteu 6cies 8epartemeuts 6u osuad'
rid1tgen.
8ieler Seictl uIro an 4, gooen6sr bel benz Roll
N''l1 q. 81. sAtbbsr,
Junu stu, Jun,
, E4nhfnft.
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SOlitiIdje Nn;etsea.
2Na((emperfammEmn8

~ u ] " " W w w ~ " y
Ter
iat.taen 9entoeratte
unfer ben aulpiSien Der
oGmpE .AttIhea 9taa 1on Aa8Giteutsn TAB
hette, ben 2. gtoUember, ubr Abeubs,
in Den rgSetUzS u fiembLB= Boms.
Eolaenbe Serren nerben Nniproaeu bllten:
81. g. Dauiolou,
unIer ndtfter RuoOr;
Qdtb. Sfour RGBasr,
8eruar0 Garter,
Sol. g. 6euisler,
Goi. gttert Rttdte,
Sotn y. poe,
Bm. u. Sammonb,
Sebn ST. WEaiou.
SIM guTiraoe bes @ampasnts@omite's
q. IS. 0dafe, BoriBer;
&pusS SdlLea, proi0f. Setr.;
Z, y7. Snrusr, 5IuaHSsSetr,
Gositte:
Sobn 9. gBiI6on, SSreoerid 0erteI, Dennis Utaet'
eaii. gmorp Borq. 3, q. gOiiett, 6. $. Bortsr, 9,
s. Sones, upibur happ, Il. g. Cummings, u. S.
GIaTf Geo. i. @euoer, gt. 6. g9oOli, y. %. So3ns
ion, s. y. Noore, Sobu %. 06ams, g. ., SJobaio1,
SarUep Sones, Geo. ID. 8reoeUer, Sames 8utler,
Die IfitgIiebsr BEG .8euotraHibsn Beretns tet
@eidditsIeute- ftuo gum 8siu1c Ter SeriammtuH8
sRftsTeest Ser St9s, fadt in UoAss 5larRe
(2E3D nUs,
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49, q - - - - -AAA
SSObn Rc &iutnuss,
@anReI +. ShaCrettS,
GaHte! SicSana,
&oumiIfre:
0igEeaa Scr Gtra6en=9nrd1 nrG@sz
a. Is q aaaARfHna


BdIttmore, oen II. Stto6er 1889.
Die StraBeHz9urt urtbru4szgonrmiiidre MAIDEN in
9emdEbeit oar SefiImmurgsn oes Sdltimorer Staotz
9eleb6udes, AZ, Arttel, bIernlit 6etannt, baf ifs
SteHftGg, Den 10. yfooen6er 1889, 10 ll5r Bors
lnttags, i'm SIrsau Der @ommiiidre i'm Ratb6aufe
thre erffe 8erIammlung balten neroen, nm bic bnen
8etreifs Der @on0emniruns unb oes Durh6rudss ser
Stn5oaros 4ucn, BON ber VloberfraBe bis Bir DPcz
NledenfTaGe, ubertr1aenen Befugule uRo uon ibnen
erHeiidten 8Gtdteu in uG6ersnfintHung nit Der an
y. Stto6er 1883 9enebui9teH 8eror6nuug gir. las
bts Wiapors un6 StaotrQt6es ron Baltimore oussrs
I6tn, reip. 5u erfIlen.
SSohu WScgStufGs4S,
SGatGeJ r. SbaIrettS,
5aEIeS 93cgaau,
Honn1ii5Srs.
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Soba gge8tGtams,
(24651,768,5) Rob:st +. 6s:e,, 5e
atl oer SteeBenz SmrabtW@S=

4
~ SpmHtf8te,
Baltimore, ben II. SFto6er 1889.
Die GtrGBens9urdJ6rut SOmnliiidTe MAIDEN in
@emdBbet 6er Befimmunsen oes Saltimorer Stabt=
@eittbuhes, At. 4rttel, btermIt hefannt, oaB fis
StshfiQg, Sen I9. yiouember 1889, 10 ubr SOr=
mttags, i'm Siirenu Der omniiidre i'm Gai5bnuiE
ibre aIfts Geriammlung halteH iDeroeH, Ole bUen
9etreffs ber @onoemnirun9 uH5 oes Gurh5rubs
eincr 10 Ssub bEeitsu @ile1, bon DtcSmitraBe
bis sur etllmGnFtraSe, d6srtrQgenen 8efu9uiiie un6
bon ibnsu erbeihten BHttten IN aebsrenttimmun9
nit 6er am 8. GftobeT 1889 geHebmigten 8eroroz
nung y!r. 149 oes U1apor5 un6 Sta5trathe5 Don
Baltimore aus3uIbenf rs'- r,-. ~ rrtuusn.
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0r. 1853.
GraaFs 6ebetae.
WasHtttR aui tbre lIebsrtraauao pon Rea :
Dorf uadp gSeTtaGutut chez gtyttatptt,

e4ASH0Ssa auT tbte lgebertr0auEiN Obn Renz
9orF aad9 gseRagoiat cOer Asgtaetun.
BbtIGbeIpbin, /. Rouember.-,y@es
neral Granite 9ebeiue uereeu nubrlmeiuLtm
bemn6htf BON ibrer gegeumdrtigeu RudsEatte
In yfeD' yorf uad gBeh.Boiut ober Der ,,4rs
linatous&emeterp" bel gBai6inatou iibertrr.
gen psrbeu," iu9te o.. @eorge gB. &6ilos
heute. ugtebrGre Sabre Dor letuem Sooe ers
ilirte General @rpIt, baB er, ba iein mtlitis
rii@er Sorgeiebter, General g9iufielb Scutt,
Su 2Befs Io oint begrnben ltege, ebeufnus bot
Sur 8ube gebGttet IN rperben piini@e. 3ur
3ett bes Go0es be6 Generals Grant briugtg
fih Pep' YOrf nit ieinam auerbieten TN Sas
treff elmer 9futefGtte HuO eiues prG9teoleu
giouHmeutes RAID Dor, aleiu iegt, unbNem
bic bamaIS gemahten Bariprtauupeu nitt
gebalten DOroeH inb, iorOern ber60rra1aaoe
WitgLieter Der y@raub.Grmp" cine lIebera
traguug Der Gebetue rad ITliugton, uuc
ipe5iele Arrangements iOleu oa'elbft getroIs
fen perbeu, 6amit 5rau Grant uan iprera
Go0e nebeR i9rem <teu ruben tanu. Die
SiiBiere bee 8Hn6e8armee fleiaen gBeFz
$Oint oortu}iebea. SiHuen neui1eu gEoheu
meree Id 6rnu @raBt irce@eu In6 NIT iJr
&tidlPra@a barli5er Dsenmeu. Ratirli9 5aHgt
tie @ntldGtOuu9 III ibr ub Hh
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GtaN0 80. Gl0finil0IfdlffYn.

8 , btHgton, .. g., l. RoUember.
--aus tenn bente erlafeueu AuSDets ibcE
or.Ia Stlnb Der gEattOEa!imGIb gebt 5er0Qr,
taB bic geBtere I'm WIQEat 0,,cl 0',Sgsr nm $9,s
Il04,853'72 "."csencmmeu bat. Ole 0grltaS'
I'"4I ~. s&uIO befebt iest enc:
CUugaHoneu Su AZ gsro}eut. $I26, 500 35O.O1
! GbUgatouen su 4 grOient....... 6I7,2SS,S6O,G0
/ WejUHouuuss GutlFtIten 6u
IIOBeui,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 115s A5vsDN
jEottIn 4eniious S0nb 6u
lrOBent .............,... 14,OOOyOOO,Ol
pBacifc giien6abns"G Gbli9atOs
ucu 5u 6 $y0StDt. $685. $1,000
! @auptiurme,......,..... ,685,I72.OG
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,447 7SOO.99
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Da mir lnisr SsiddftsIofaI persr0sert ba6en, 10
81 bic ge d {. Sie tonnen SO Ipuren, benn
mir beloleen teine &9enten. Reue Singer'Ihe $40;
cute ssbrau4te So. Q8tr ftnb 4senttn fir bie neus
permiefhen uno repariren aue Sorten @sIobnt iic5.
uns tu beiuGen. Die grlnen 9ferbebabnsgBdaaorls
Labren Dor6s. R. .. Sorsftee, SSr. 1883,
Bent', nabe Annfr. auh 9tanoS unO ctaeItf
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The German Correspondent
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Rintins 23rfnir,,tnsad,ut,o.

Streou zee G0us9luWs or
&oIiisi= Gott a1tiiase.
8pIttmOre, b6n l. NcOGm6ey 1853.
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(245,5L7.ss,5l Robest I. Sresn. Saa'l.ai5' ss.fr.
GeTpfu ScIs 2fesnzea.
" SnnttoIeWrSs5epartsnent,

GeTpf fuz SeIs s2fesnzen.
w SonttOIeurSz7e eSarten4eut,
WntahatR, oen 81. Stt. 1859.
3lelnldnbiefn nit gd ODER iSiiisfeten, mLtle
aus Betroeum ODER oeiien Prosufteu bereeflelt fir
Seudbntde oeruanot uno in SEantdten pom rpez
niger, aIs stnsm aB oertauit peroen, bi,ue 6erHit
bic giotrbt, oaB &tcenSen suRt 1erfauts OteIer
@tttfsI tn per StGSt SaIftmors am 10. Tos
petnber 1889 Beginner, unb oaB, tpenn StejeI6en
Mot ip6teftsns bte sun1 40. Iooers5er II,
oieiett Snteau asI0ft OOsr erneuetf uer6en,
bic idumteen Bsrlonen In ole ouItb Die an o. DITTO
ber 1879 esnehmigte Seroroguue Sd. loo anf.rlea=
tan GjeIbftraen perfaqsn.
(261-70l SaRtss u. Snrnet, @ontruIeur.
GE Observation-Disclosures.
" slntritt ntrb herTit 9epeben, oas Der Inter
BetGnete bonn 2BGtien@@ Der 5taot Baltimore
Boqmatt Bur 8eriUaltHng 6es RatIaiies bes albtcr
nerffor6enen JrGuGtS Suiconau er6alten Bat. aQe
Dejeui9en, bic EuIotrungen an bieien g2ahlaf bQz
ben, peI6en bernit ouiasfor6srt olde neb BEN 1i0z
thigen SeIegen patetens bis gum 15. aprI 1890 enz
5uredlen uno 9elteuo 5u MAIDEN ooer au dendrtiaen
oaB tte threr AnlpTute On bteien QatbIdB eeie5ld
ftr psrIuitt9 ertIdrt Derben m0gen. gle, bic 3abs
Iuneen an bteien RadlIaf Su MAIDEN ba6en, ner6.n
hermit auI9ttorber, folte unperSdgIi1 an ben u!s
terBehneten 1u leiiten.
5tGitctS ". sSnfbmaa,
Gao, 51.nool yla1laBUernaItsr C. t. a.
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SStsOes ett assBsr snte Il

9oubou, IL. Rouember. - Die drbei.
ter Der etGteridiffe baben bei9lOheu. am
nd4fsu WOntng aus3uaebeu. Die bod,
Arbeiter nerbel mabriGeinlid 1um 9aut
ffiS ben Seifianb, ben ne aeIeae4tlih ibres
ffirsIibsn StriPss Don ben 9i6t!rI5iffs arbei.
tern srbieIteu, sbeufuus Fritsu.
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8oIimorc W0, @amFag, ben 2 NOOemOer 1889.
Grpnta,S W 9Eoer.

ERartitt Susfs BON SpunS SasEIoa ttRO oeHeti
G6ptegert0GtCe bsittmut ais ~Branf
gStutams,H Oet glanit, GpeIdneE DaS SarIz
knat,iGie SAnits ntiethete. ibenttfiatrt.
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gIenn's S6peIalieiie per gOT oeriarSt
fir 80 Gents. 6. n. GrittentOu, gsr.
lis, 6RItOnFraBe, TepsOOrt.
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&c Nirrett All Nanofa.

Nou B n l. ylooember. - giit gang aus
BeroroentltGer Spauuung Febt man ben aGf
4nfaug gtoUember oerbeiBeuen gatri4teu
iiber StanIen uno befeu Expedition entge.
gen. Gugemeiu berriht bie anfidt, baB To-
uobl bic Seb6rben oes &ongofinntes, aIs aud
Die Seamten Der y Eritii6eu oftnfTtfaniiAea
geIsui9ait" TN SeRs BON nn9iahisen gIa4s
rthteR tber bic Expedition ftuo, pelhe fie
0erbetmIt6en. 9lau BpeifeIt uidt Iduaer bas
rau, oGs StQuIep's SeriuG, on oem 8efufer
bee AIbertsyf1nnia entIaAg ben 8iidmari1
aujutreteu, gei9eitert if uu6 6as bic arabts
i9en StIaosnbdnbIer i'm Suuern BON Afrtta
unb on ben gr06en See'u bte Situatiou uoqs
adnbig beberri5en.
SSieOeg tta eSoBer Sttfe tn 2ouDoa.
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Erana5Ef@eg.

Baris, /. Rob5r. - Capt Barreu Nl.
SeaIlp aue ReEosg gOEf, elmer Der AusaeGeri In
Der amerilauiitga QbtbetIuug Der g8aItau5=
feIluug, bat bon Der frau36fi4eu RegierHug
Die Decoration Der gbfenIegiOu erbaEteu.
Die &egteruHg eat 55 fatboliihen Bries
fern tbre Stipeubieii ent5osen, tpeit bieieIosn
Ddbren6 Der leBten zBabEeu 0ou Der aaH5eI
berab gegen Die 8e9ierun9 geipro9ea babea.
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u mI I. No6ern6er. = Wlnrfal fle5E uTi0
ter gBafer, unb flint BepobaeJ 5er S.abt
fBo ertrnnfeu. aud in Der llme:5EHg bon
gsobena babeu msbrere Beriouen bas ge5eu
1e1Ioren. Der Berfebr nit Rob5io, geauu
nuo BtaceuBa III unterbrohea. Su Eoscauu
fst8en bic 5Intbeu. Sm SuuSeu gGaoe reg
net PR In 6Strnrne1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-11
SULLIVAN MAKES A SPEECH.
He Spoke a Few Words to the Cover
ncr and Said Them IN Good Style.
From the NeU York star

nCr aLQ Stlll 1nS4n OSO~ - re-
From the Ne,0 York star
VIcKsBURG, MISS, Aug. S.-Ole Of the
most interesting incidents of the trip Of the
Sullivan party from Jackson to Meridian
on Monday evening escaped the attention of
the lynx-eyed reporters who were aboard
the train. 1t is Sullivan's meeting with
Gov. Lowry. The governor boarded the
train with a ticket for Meridian. The car
of Col. J. c. Clarke, superintendent OF the
Mobile ard Ohio road, was attached to the
last car of the train. The colonel, learning
that the governor was aboard, inv ted him
to ride with him in his private car, which
invitation was acct pied. When the train
was nearing Meridian, just after dark, the
governor, hearing Sheriff Chiles' voice
looked up and Deheld John l.. Sullivan
standing in front of him. Sheriff Chile5
said
Governor, at Mr.. Sullivan's request, |
have brought him lack to see YOU
John l., with hat in Rand, SAID, in sub
stance: YES, your excellence | wanted
to pay nv respects to you l have no idea
that you have any i'll feelings toward me
personally, aud | want to say to you" excel
lency that have no hard feelings toward
you, and do not blame you for doing your
duty as the governor OF your state. But
governor, if you knew me well you would
KNOW ldU / am EOI Il DhN2-Lcdt ttu Ilti. L
do not want to break yOur laws. | did not
know that t. g fight was TO come off in Mis-
sissippi until the last minute, whenit was too
late for me to remedy it; 1t was teen fight or
be called a coward. You would be like
was. You wouldu' allow them to call you
a coward without fighting. | wish you well
and hope that YOU Will have success in life,
ard all your efforts to enforce your laws,
which, assure you, had no intention of
hr-aa lrfr 4 I an Won "a TNng
sonal friend, John l.. sullivan.
John L. then bowed hirsof out. The
governor in his courteous way, simply &C
knowle lged the greeting. Col. Clark turIed
to hun rs the big fellow went out the door,
and said:
Governor, he said that pretty well, didn't
he? He is a man of more intelligence than
l had expected
The governor has not given his impress
sions of Sullivan yet, but those who were
near say that it was plain that the big fell
lows gentlemanly demeanor touched the
governor in soft spot.
He remarked, however, that Sullivan
didn't LOOK lilz really bad man.
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