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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
NlMs RfrEPn.

5tu6t WertEO, 10. 9gp,em5er-Sa
ter5tabt Qeon betdht ein i6rmlt1aC Gr0ouss
uuo uidt peniger, ale Is, 600 8apcbHar blz
BEN F6 IN ZEN IsBcn paar 0iouOtcn bon bort
sutferut. Su Der uduraaH Staot }eribnstz
terte elm BliBfrabl heu Equrm Der Iugeluss
Rtr@e, uuo 6itlas @e5auoe bgfiaOst ltd iettz
oem In 10 gefdbrIidem 3uhanbe, baB eS al
N'-f'HI Der Beb0roe gei9I0feu poroeu III.
Jy'Ng- "fHQ Bt-JLu ~ 0FLElz
glB ggoIfeuUEuyz g. nieber.
G0fbo, aa5e Iraa0CS, SauSVo' Cos
&teIa 6dnisr ruurtss larf6rt Hao ns4's's
nenit5su eIfrGnfeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
Grnnta'S R 0r0er.

@btcugo, 19. Sept.-Gue UtoraeublGts
ter bennu5treu bic ssFeru ber6feutIi9te len.
lattonele 9s4ifte, OaB 0te Gobter oes
SptoHs ge @aron Seneiie seIiefert babe, IaHt
neIdeE 8r. Sroniu bon brttiiden ageuteu
ermoroet tpnroe, aIs elm &nm2Iot bes iOgez
nnnnten D&rlanaIe" nnb 6arauf bere@net, Die
aIs 9rOhtn's 0tDrber nusetIagteu Berionen
bor Strafe 3u benahreu.
Sn Der beuttgen Sibuu9 bes Gert6is nurs
ben fetue nstteren @eIdporeuen erlQuat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
@oSytrhu5tn auf OGnt SutartnTee.

90 hefer, W..y.r 19. September. -
8ie Sommersdf1e III Sutaric= Bead iabeu
teute ftiib bier 0GferbOiau et.ou finf JIsi,
len com llier. 8ieieIben bemeateH fa raid
IN Iao6fIiner 8td1iIng fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
grampts gsirtHna bel etnsm gaolsra.4ufau.
81 aratta,
sdiitteIfruft, @r9ieGFeber beTc9t,
glaOtuab's &eaSB &eltef

furrt nt nrr sen 8otienten, ser BON oieiem Ibredz
Iiden Senoe 0es 2nfebIer5 in neu 6eeoelten Gjagen'
oen, po OtaIara berrht, beialen lit, ionoern Uenn
Seute, fuele oen molortiden Gjte nJ1Sgeiegt iino,
jeben Niorgen 20 bis 80 2ropfen 9eoo1 0iee in einem
Sloie gBaer trtlten uno pielett etnen 9rater oaSu
eien, Uer0en ite ieoem Anariif por6enaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
MarEt luo B5rJa.

GtberpOOI, 19. Sept.-12. 30 Ra8mits
tags. S0umpoue: giitteII0rte Gberldnber
81, Ditto g5erp Orleans -. Die Bers
fame betrugen 5000 Bageu, SpeIalatioa
uub 4ustu5r 500, Yufuhr 1000.
3OnbOn, 10. Septbr.-Ber Gtsaten.
DbIigationeu: 4sproB. 100, 6ttto Al pro3.
1O7. - gftieu: a.'@.sgB. 35s, bitto Yrior.
6, CANADA Bacific 69t, grie 295, 6itto
4rtor. 1861, SainOissGentraI 1908, Dferican
534 St. PauI 74&, IepsgOrts Central Ill,
Benaj9l0ania 55s, 3teabius 23., gfertcau'
Central 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
@r prGtti3trte NIT 81. 81. q.

Ionta9ue, Ter.
9r. 9toQiuoo & So. = SD babe 5bre 5rsneien lett
@ 5nbren 8ebraudt unb babe in tenem jSaQe BON
96ittelIroIt rerIeblt, cine &ur 81 bewertneltgen.
SD 9Sbrau4e yat3, ais Sbr Jie1oo Jeltei lln6 S6rs
GtueH. 5bOs, s. SonpSn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
g{n Getfeff.

5uItsQQtes@ttp, Utah, 10. sept. -
TrQu Giram Saeu ID gialaO, SOab0. Bat
setgIirga, BRET Ruabeu mo 0r2i 0id5Gsa,
sur gEaIt 9ebradt. DieieIbeu tpiagen 3uIam.
men Qdt Pfuno. ste fiHO idmmtIi1 aeiHub
ua6 ruptgr, uuo uIau bOft, BAG ite am Sc.
SEN bleibfn tperteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
RnhIonp AJAX ttlnl WadlNa.
ceFref6'S Br1nee.

gBjeu, 19. September. gs III uitt
rabri&eiulid, onB bic @tabeiaiuHl Der 3usis
ten ReIer0en Al ben 1uetmouatltheu ErGp'
peuibungeu oor GftOber erfoIgeu miro. i3a5l'
rgide @Inennuugeu uub ErausTerirlugea
bon ber00rrageu6ea geuera!ea igN amtlih
ueIiiinAtgt pOIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
8as ein3i8e gamsrsFiuungs.Ritte

pelbeS ioiOrt IN elmer bis ;DQn5tg Rtruz
ten ourd1 cine einmoIise 4npehoung 6ie mQrtern6z
ften Stmersen beiettigt, gnBunbuuSen Gn0ert unb
qen in ben @ingcueoeu ooer Ionittoen Sriiien oSSr
Sr9anen. l8te bef!t9 uno morteeno aud Die Sbmerz
sen Der Rbeumotiter, Der Settldgeligen, Der Sduas
den, Der Sruppa, Der 9terpoier, Der yfeurQlaifer
iein m0gen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
ERilan wiU wteOsr R6nta peg0sa.

BeIgrab, 19. September. - sc Dirb
r0fittb bier bebanptet, baB gr35aig UlilaH
eiueu Stant8Rret9 i'm SAtIbe fiibre, nm Die
3e8ieruug pieoer an iidl IN reiseu. So 1ero
Iautet, baB er Die 0fretdNde &egieruHg nm
rilttdriibeu 8eifaHo eriu&te, uu6 oaB leiu
&erlangen ubsei6la8eu uur0e.
S6eiil 10. September. - grz&0Dssi,u
Jiat0lte BON Serbteu tit mad B1I.,srao ab1ez
retf. @rOsfitrt Iletis. Br,aloer bgs 6iorsu,
fou 70 - 3St. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
3n 0bren 0tiiplE.

Neapel, 19. September. - Sine De.
frpnfruitOn gu gbreu bes PremiermiuiFers
@idpt iauO beute 5ier fatt. 3maastgtaueus
BerIouen, eiuidlisBlt9 bieIer StQot6eam.eu,
SeuGtoreu uno 4bgeorNueten, marIdirtsr
nit 5abHen uub Nuitf Ra6 GriipPs 8tQa,
no oem Bremter cine G6reiie iibeiEeid mur
be, bic i5m 3u ieiuer @eueiuug bon Den i'm
Iiir3Lid tRc4 Oeu Atteutater gapornIi beige
6raGteR SetiaBuu9eu gratuIirt. Ser Bre
mier srp1bnte in ieiuer 4utport ietue alt
2iebe iiir Neupsl unS ietHe etfoIarai9eu gu
freuguugeu Sur Befretuus befeIbeu ia 1843.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
2a5 sroBe 9ebers unb 0la8ens5eiImittel
8aOwap'R |tHea

CUR 5eiunq oGgr Grauf5citu oes 0ag.ng, oer Ge6ar,
0Cs unerebs, Der gti,rcU, Der 8laie, Der Rerugu,
%erfOpIuna, 5QuetbQteit, uuUcroQuuhitt, Gu5s
pepiIe, @jalen,uo1l 5itber, uHterlti6SentBun0ung,
hdmorJ50toen un0 Qler unregelmiBjgteittH Der Gins
9elUetce yteH p1g2tlbiIib, Ueoer Gueti6cr, Qtintz
TalIeu oogr ibdcude Br0gucu entbn!teuO.
4rei5 % cts, ole Sta4el; 3u BADEN bGi Qpot6altr1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20

80 IgT 9eie5tAuiW CIuSs l,alrtIgUuu9 Al
Ya!tg ben 9tatb ertbeiIt babeu, ft In ser.
bien auer @inmti6uug in bie Bolitif su euts
balten, sic ldrieb bnrauf5iu Der Beb6rSe
3u BeIgTa0, baB fie feinen offi3ieleu @mSfaua
bel ihrer NRPunft bnieLb7 miinIfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
zen SdlHsunfau 0eraatmoFtII9 y
iei.
Boa SntEreTie fitt BtIibanp!sg.

Der gdaBautss sGetretar 8iu0om BAT Sen
guti9eiO bes Wetps sDorter 3Ouamtes b2ii.
ttgt, tponad SbaaipeI3e, tueldle 3ugeitnIttea
uno 3ufummeH geuabt ftuo, um ais SHttet
bon D!duteln uno ueberr0deu oerneuoet }H
perbeu, gu Der Rlafie Der oBeIs Sabrifate"
seh8ren un6 ale ioIbe nit 80 8I05ent oes
g8ertbes uer;ont perteu miiiieu. Die betreiz
feuten Smporteure batteu gelteub genadt,
tieie G6aaipeISe f0unteH ais oSubereitste
8eIBbdute" 3I uur 20 PrO3ent sBert4tQu eta'
Gefiibrt tDarNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
getmtS&tel

Die beuttge Steuer @trnabme betru9
SASS bic 3oIleiauabme 1852 ,89l.
Our gtu0iRng beiitumte 9iattORals8auts
giOten i'm 8etrage BON $194,3 Itefeu beute
i'm S9asamte eiu.
SIottenzSetretdr Eracp bat jeBt 0efiaitiU
bej6lofeu, bic apei ueueu 8rettluieHb. Gou'
ner.Sreu3sr in Rao4sDaroS bGuen 8u IaiTen,
ben etaeH In NeRs YOEfr ben aatereR In gtVr'
folf.
gRie ans 9eer.8art semeIbet uirb, ba.
BrIf6ent 9aritiOH nod irnmer nid3t Die Qofit
nung aufgesebeu, Sus 0Rator gB inner Die Sc.
ntnluug aum PeuiiOHss Gomnifdr annebmeu
tr.rb. 81 bat DeaieIbea eriaGt, ietae BeiSes
rnns IN @rpGaung 81 3tebeu.
Ser amerifaniiGe d0niuI In Qt5en ertlGrt
in etuem benz Stuate 9epartemeut erFattes
ten Beribt, es iei nid1t pGbr, baB Die oftatiz
ite Cholera in bteier StuSt ausgebro6en et.
Der 8IGibent uRb Srau 9arriion per0eu
ON nG4fen 8ienfu9 BON Deers4art aus els
neu IbfieGer mad @lftus, benz @nbpuuite
Der usSef Sir8tuier @eutEaIbabu," ma4eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
SO nsilGIl QinEfnrtet,.

Die geplante 8erGn0erung in 6er 8E6Be
unb Ausitattuug Der YoftaTteu madt IS
rotbnenbig, has and bic 3etanHng uuf Der
80rteriette berieIben etue Serduberuua er'
[eibe. Der 9eneralpofimeiFer bat in Solge
3efeu on SiiufIer H. T. 10. bic QUfOrberang
ergeben Iniieu, bic gum G. giOoeuber B. s.
0iufer3eiGuuuge eiH5ureideu, pei4en Die
Sas gnfsr fanftG5 I' srnerbsa 10 ben fana, mn 6siissea
mug. Der brittle 4iiifent bes 8eaeraEpof'
meifers In gGaibiugtOn miro auf 8erIQngeH
gebrudte SOrmulare an ettpaige BeWerber
fsubeu, tpte aud Die u1tbt8e InstHuft err
tbellsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
8enB0'aenaew nn6 gah0tter tn gesbi

2Bt E n, 19. SeptemSer. Die uPOlttiide
&orrsiPOnbenlH ber6fentlt6t ytadfte5enOe8: ::
DSn oen Ierbii4eu 80rfe QoIOfUlss Hm8tngelz
ten @erso'Grmen tiirIItd Elm Saus, IN mel
dem cine S&aur 8rigaateH .3uaadt aeIG.ht
bate, uuo junbeten 6ufieIbe an. Gin 8et6,
bic Siibreriu Der 8anbe, unb Bpet NGuuer
iamen In ZEN 6Iammeu nm, Ha96em fie Der.
3paifeIte Seripde gema9t batteu, fi5 bur8,
3nihIageu. Die iibrigeu 9liHber nuroeu
gafaugen geuommeu. Sin geHs6'arm parbe
Ia Dem Raupf aet0otet,6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
ase @eruntnte,g 9anse.

Ger straightforward Dat ftd euti9tofieu, OaS
Anerbieten Ger 'Indian RightsAssociation"
Bu aeceptiren, udmIi9 eiaen 2anbcompler In
Nor6 Carolina fir @eronimo's 4paheRs
BGnoe, tpeIde 3ur 3eit ia Der R0uut8 8eruons
aaierne gefaugen gebalteu tptrO, 5u taufeu.
Die Snbiouer iolIeu auf oem GaIbe aIs 6arz
n1fr PfnhIirt mPrhPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
Bon aossabaesa abeesetft.

3oPeubngeu, IS. September. - Sic
i0nigIideu 8eiuder 81 Srebeus6or9 serRreuea
fi6. Der S0Hig unb Der 8rOnpri13 bon
SdDeben reiiten beute gid1mittag mad 6aule
ab. Ste puroen bonn Gjaren, Der aajIeIiu
Sliehrit uno bem a6utg &brtitiou bic nod
SeIfugf6rs besIeitet. Die griefiIde R0uigs'
tonilie retf am ndGfeu SOuutag ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20

u. &oemop & 60: Sd 5a6t ieit langer 3eit an
Aq5pePne uno untbatgeit oer ge6er scliteu btR UJu
0aChlgoeueN QeGteu behonogIt uorotu, wtir6e q6er
uEeg iuItmmer, 0is jd uidt mcbI oeu ganslu anq
g-lUEn toHH'e SD ab, oa5 d iter6m miiroe, nenn
mn oQ6en, oe5balb puiudlts ID S5r J}ei0Ueut uno
Sgr tJusl. sd bette mid Jest itr bei1abc qebeilt.
SD CLAUDE, ooB metH E2bcu oUr6 6eH 9gJtlut 55Igu
&r1rlsr 3erc.i.t DUrot.
EroU 8ororfHe g20utettg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
yltcmenp III perentlpottIEdl.

Eie Observation-Disclosures bat bic
lIriaGe Oes Sbifieunialee, Der 6em BHnOes=
trauber y8ofion" im 9afeu bon y!ewport,
R.sS., 3ugefoBeu mar, gepriift unO ben Se,
eretdr Sracp 82riat erfattet. Die Bottom"
mar aM 5. Guguf i'm Q0fen BON ytemport
auf tiaeu 6eIiea geraaut uHO erpsbIIa be
66bl9t n0rSeu. Die GommiiiOu ertIart,
caB Der llnfaa ni4t bur4 EGhrIaitgteit Der
S6ifieofliSiers, iOHberu bnr9 etneH Srrt9uu
In Der 8ereduuug ber gntferHuE9 Der - 5o'
Ron" bon Der DIitGeu'attppe UeraEiadlt NOR
ben iei. 0!Iu If ter IuiId1t, oaB yitem2n0
iiir ben SGif'uufau 0eraatportI!h ju ma
dlen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
Gus bet SnnSts0auptRaSt.
gutr!GeEuna esS@mltpeieHB. Gra'ebnn8a
GpnmiiTaE 2Gminn's S5abresbertbt.

Gpnmtn6S S6mlpRS sS@BFssoettB+'
8aibiugtcu, 10. 5eptember.- DIM
SeFretdr bes Snnern iit Der Sabresberi4t 6es
SIR. s.. 81. gf. 9anIOn, oes &omnltfidrs Titr
grsiebuu8emeien, 3u9egan8eH. Oef @om'
mifTGr hebt htruor, 6aB ote 3uHa9me Der
2obl her Sf,ulfiuber in ben 6ffentltteu tSr'
iiebuuaaanfialten berb1LtuismdBi8 um 1.6
Broaent qrUser eeneieu iet, aIs Die Sermeb'
ruu9 Der BeD1Iferuu9sjabI In ben SeretaIg'
ten gtpaten. Dieter 3umafls III mad I'm
fidt bes @oulmifGrs lebigli4 0uf bic gnts
nideIuno oes Sdutiptems i'm Sit0eu 3us
tiid,ufibren. Die SGHIen In Steiem Sbetle
bee 2enbe8 tpeiIen eine erfreultbe Serulehz
ruua ber S6uItinber3abI mad. Sir &r3ies
bura Ser fGrbigeu 8tuoer merbeu iest 9ent'
geu6e @elbmtttel ausgenOrfeu, uno tbre 2eR'
rer erha!teu Sieielben Sebalter, ME bic Der
meiSeu Shnliiu6er. Der &ommthdr bdlt
es nidbt fir empfebIensuertb, ourG sefeBltGe
WoRuabmen in ben SiihfaateE eiueu S4uI'
,nana aus3niibeu. Dttt BeSug ami Die Of'
fentliden S1uIeu in Den gr1Bereu Stdotea
erftdrt Der @ommiIidr, GaB belonoers bas
Sbftein Der Slementar. Shuleaytd DefentlEh
uerdnbert unb entrrtdeit babe. 8ieie Ghatz
Iad)e, i'm 8ereiu nit Der 5aaehmen6eu Be
lieblbeit 6er Rtn6ergarteuz Wetbo0eu, latte
eiuen groEeu Sorti9rltt i'm Sr3tehuuasneleu
1ur Solae gebabt. Der @ommIHdr bebauect,
baS eine Wetbooe Der I6rperlt6eu &utmifes
lung Der SdiiIer uidlt alIgemetn eiugefithrt
let. 8iele Eauienbe Dollars finb ftir S6roe'
ruug Der seiftigsn GusbtIbun9 nngele8t pOrs
ben, tp1brenb nod teiue erpabuensDertben
8oriebrungen getroffeu purbeu, mn ben R0c'
per 3u frdfti8en, BON befien geiunoem gu
iaabe tpirIianle seifi9e 4aitreagunseu 3um
groBeu 8heiI abbaHgt8 fIab. Den btsbertgeu
BeobaGtungen mad bat bic Semeguug gu
@uufeB freler ShaIeu, bic ans 0ftentIt4sn
glitteIu uRterbalten peroen, BON Sabr 81
Sabr on AUsbebnuug gemoHnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
..Nor I8 Sabrrn nnEnrnchrn q

UaiTn QsC., @raps5o,, Ont, ben "a. De3. 1853
2r G1onaQ; SD lee jbngn biar6urt nit. 0as
WeiEs SHUTTER pot IS SohreH Don IGrem 2lptt ais eiH
u1bedboret 5ou Don 0qspepNe uHo ge5cdetoeu 1ufs
5l3sgeH muroe. Sie gebraudte igh5 StaitH 3brt5
Hs9.o'nt uur0e gsbct uuo t 1eltl nod Wgbl uH0
1ciuHo,
8UGetI WCgregor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20

@t6ruGtur, 10. September. - Die
beutl1e Bau3erfTegatte o5reue" Ian bcute
inter bem Commando beS Brin5eu 6eiart4
BON BeuBeu, BruOers Oes oeuligep aatiers,
auF Dem Bege mad glben bier an. Ser
gtin3 beIu6te inter g8toJtc elmer G9rsuz
raae bic biefasa 5eRuH8SDerte HRb taipi-
sirte bieieIbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
"a au Ous Bu5lttum. az

gluaugt uur Eaoman'B uuo ie6lt 6o5 bsy M1m
III .r-ln- ---I --.,-- N ---- SIM ---.-- ---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-09-20
aeasfaaee gsote IN IIneattt

y If, l9. 9eptember. - Die 9obauaB
eirsr aus ie@5 Bsrioaea beRebau0au iiiois
i@9n 6emiIte 81 S8albuar, uugaII, uuroe
GeIscu bon 8aHbera HbegfaIgu, ps!he BITE
BaHJs 6amiIie bUr6 SeiIbtgce sgr9rb2teu
uao aQGn tQa 6nns nIfinherfsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
UNSPEAKABLg SPECTACLE.
The Awful Sight Presented In the Paterson
Den of Dea, h

The Awful Sight Presented In the Paterson
Den of Dea'h.
PATERSON, n j., June 30.--Later de-
tails of the finding Of six ssphyxiated
bodies in the den at AZ Ryle avenue last
night are revolving. Three of the female
victims were less than twenty years old.
Their names were Bella and Sarah Nc
Nally, sisters and Emma Wright.
The other woman, Kate White, was
about tTenty-four years old. Godfrey Ger
tade, the seventeen year-old keeper OF the
resort, had evidently died many hours be-
fore the others succumbed. The body of
the unknown Turk, aged about thirty, was
found in better state Of preservation
than the Others. Broken china and toilet
articles literally cOvsred the floor and filth
abounded everywhere. The white woman,
who was pregnant, sat in chair near the
window in sickening attitude, and pre-
sented horrible spectacle in death. All
had evidently been crszed with drink and
had had drunken brawl.
Evidently somebody tripped over the
rubber tube which conveyed gas from the
iron pipe to tire gas rsoge The windows
and doors OF the house were fastened. The
undertskers and embslmers we're overcome
in preparing the bodies, which were con-
veyed first to the fat and hide works Of
Freeholder McCraD, and then to the city
psst-house, where they now are. A coro.
ner's jury will view the remains this after
noon. The house where the bodies were
discovered has been the scene of two sui
cides and one murder, prior to last nights
ghsstly find. The most touching incident
connected with the affair WAS the frantic
efforts of the mother of the McNally ais
ters this morning in attempting to see her
daughters, whom she believed to be vir-
tuous. The interment will occur as soon
as the coroner's jury views the bodies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
A CHAIN OF PROOF
Binds Gambler McLair to the Weiss
Murder Mystery.

Binds Gambler MeLair to the Weiss
Murder Mystery.
ST. LOUIS, June SO.-The developments
tonight in the Annie Weiss murder mys-
terry point very strongly TO Billy McClair,
the JeffersOu City gambler, as the seducer
Of the girl, and ss the man who induced
her to come to St Louis 10 procure an
abortion. He remained in Jefferson when
she came here last Sunday morning, and
was still there when she was murd cred
Thursday morning, aud could not, there
fore, have murdered the girl himself.
Mrs. Thompson, who runs the lyipg-'n-
establishment where application was made
for Annie's admission, has a letter presum-
ably written by McOlair, which at least es-
tablishes his knowledge Of Annie'a condi-
tiap when she came TO st. Louis snd the
object Of her coming. Mrs. Thompson has
in her house another Jefferson City servant
girl, Alice Hoffman, who WAS brought
there two weeks ago by Geo. Newhill, o
harkeeper st the Madison House, Jefferson
City, and an intimate friend Of both Me
Clair and Annie. Alice says that McClsir
was Annie's seducer, and the police believe
that she can name the man who was out
riding with Annie Wednesday night. Two
or three are under suspicion, and one or
more arrests are expected to-night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
CONDENSED NEWS.

The international Deaf Mute Congress
is in session at Paris Twenty delegates
have sailed from New York.
The Thos Moore tract of mineral land
near Greensbvrg, Pa, was sold by the
Sheriff Saturday for $255, 600.
HYDE Park, Lakeview, Cicero and Jeffer-
SOD, four Chicago suburbs, numbering
POO. 600 inhabitants, have voted to be an
ne1sd to that city.
VIM. O'Brien favors the Inauguration OF
strikes by tenants against refractory land
lords.
The Portuguese Government will sub
NIT the Delagoa Bay railroad trouble to
arbitration.
The Shah of Persia left Brussella for
England yesterday.
Twenty-Five CINCINNATI saloon keepers
were arrested for violating the Sunday law
yesterday.
One balloonist was killed and two seri'
ously injured by an accident at the Paris
exposition yesterday.
Thirty-six buildings were destroyed by
FIRE at Linebnrg, Germany Six hundred
men we're thrown out of employment.
Mrs. Catharine Arnold, an aged Cleve-
land lady, WAS burned to death yesterday
while starting fire.
William Ward, a 19-year-old boy, Of
Martinsville, Ind, committed suicide De-
cause his father reproved him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
HAYTIEN OUTRAGE.
An American Schooner Surrendered At the |
Cannon's Point.

An American Schooner Surrendered At the
Cannon's Point.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 3O.-The
Post this morning prints the following:
'SThe secret of the csblegrsm from Hay
ii, which caused such commotion in the
Navy and State Department a fortnight
ago, and sent Rear Admiral Gerhsrt off
post haste with the Kearsarge to Port Au
Prince, has at last been discovered. A
steamer arrived in New York last We'd
uesday, from Hsyti, with news that the
Clyde steamer 0zams, owned in New
York, had been captured by the Haytien
gunbOat La Doffes and corvette Dessalines,
and held for three hours. Captain Kellogg,
of the U. S. s. Ossippee, demanded her i'm
mediate release. Legitime refused to let her
20, except under certain conditions. Capt
Kellogg sent word to Legitime that unless
the steamer was released within five hours
and 5000 indemnity paid by Legitime
the Ossippee would lombard the city. Le-
gitime paid the money and released the
Ozlma and that was all there was of it.
But the cablegram which raised the dis
turbsnce Was from Capt. Kellogg to Secre-
tary Tracy announcing that Legitime had
captured the New York steamer. That
news WAS sufficient to stir up the Navy
and State Departments, and the officials of
the latter thought it necessary to keep the
news secret"
This publication was sent to Walker
Blaine this evening with a request to know
if il were true. He replied:
81 cannot say anything upon this sub
iect"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01

for Judge FLEMING. appeared before the
Committee and formally withdrew Judge
JOHNsON's motion, thus leaving the ques-
tiOa bsfore the Committee. as raised by
the pleadings IL the case. There was
nothing left for the Committee to do
when thu Brooke county matter
was reached. but to decide the question
which WAS squsrely and fairly raised.
The proof, as we have said. was conclusive
that the seventy votes rejected by the
were cast by citizens in Wells
burg district who resided in Gross Greek
district From these facts the people will
Judge who has been consistent or iEcOnsis
tent in this matter It is all stuff and hOsh
to talk about stealing Republican votes,
&c. 1t is absolutely and unquslifedly
false in every particular. II is, as we have
eretoiore said, the Republicans who have
been caught in their own trap, hoisted by
their own petsId. 1t makes them mad,
very mad. and we are not surprised at it.
Some pork will "bile" this way. We are
sorry for them, bot can't help IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
KUNZE AN INFORMRR.
A Rumor That One OF the Indicted


A Rumor That One OF the Indicted
Men Has squealed.
CHICAGO, June 30.-States Attorney
LOngnecker said to-day: 81 doubt if
everything will be in readiness for the Gro
min trial before August. The Court Ia kes
it's vacation during that month, but the
vacation might be waived in order to try
this case. At present cannot state with
any greater definiteness when the trial will
be held. All of the indictments will be
tried together.
There was a rumor to-day that Kunze,
the German suspect, was one OF the
mysterious witnesses whom the authorities
smuggled into the grand jury room with
out their identity becoming known. The
theory is that Runzs has long been IN Gus n
tody and will be suddenly produced at the
trial as a witness for the State. Very little
credence is given the report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
A GREAT WAGES BATTLE.

UAnegIe's Men Strike for the AmSlganls-
ted Scale.
PIrTsBURG, PA, June 30.-The strike
at the great steel plant of Carnegie & Go.
against the scale proposed by the firm,
was declared on at meeting of Amalga-
mated workmen to-day. Tomorrow the
works will be idle in all departments.
The strike will ti-ci about ?, 400 men;
Of this unmber ], ,5OO are members OF the
ANA, gamated Association, and the balance
lsboIers aId mac9ia'sts. The latter will
be organized in 81 Analgamated lodge as
soon as the strike is fairly on.
The fight promises to be bitter and long
drawn out. As both sides are determined.
II Is s'std that the Amalgamated Asso.
ciahon Siii aid the strikers for two years
If a,css..ry. The scale proposed by the
fru reduces wages shout fifteen per cent,
but falls heaviest on the Workmen receiS-
ing the highest wages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
DEATH AMID SHAME.
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY IN A NBw JBR-
SBI DIN.
Six Dscaying Bodies FOund-ROur Young Girls, the
Daughters Of Respectable Parents, End
aDrunksn Dsbauch by Death
by AsphyIiaiOn.

NEW YORK, June 30.-The police of
Paterson, N. j., made horrible discovery
in tenement at No. SO Ryle street, last
evening John Gottfried, eighty nine years
of age, four unknown women and one man
were found dead in the apartments of
Gottfried. ALI had been smothered to
death by inhaling gas. One of the women
was pregnant The other three girls were
young and the daughters of good families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-01
BASE BALL.

wheeling Wins and Loses-Yesterdsy's
Games.
Wheeling won one and lost one game
yesterday at Hamilton, which makes her
still even on the trip. The club goes to
Mansfield to-day to play three games, and
as Kennedy pitches to-day, the probabili-
ties are that Wheeling will win, although
she will have to play bali TO do so. The
Canton games on the Fourth are exciting
great deal of interest, and big crowds
will no doubt he present. There is a
good deal of talk of playing Sunday
games unless the patronage during the
week days improves great deal.