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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-17
A DEFHNsE OF NEW MEXICO,

Charles W. Greene, well and favorably
known in New Mexico, and as well ac-
quainted with the material conditions Of
New Mexico as any man in the United
States, published the following answer in
the Chicago Inter-Ocean as against the
false and virulent abuse of New Mexico
in the Chicago Tribune. We publish ex-
tracts as follows:
To the Editor OF the Chicago InterOcean:
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 As to the
sources of my information, l have lived
in the territory since 1880, was public
printer for two years, was a member Of
the commission compiling the laws in
18S4-5. Have been publisher for more
than five years within the territory, and
have had occasion to study its politics, its
material resources and its social condi-
tons very closely. To me it seems singu-
lar that a great paper like the Tribune,
with all its resources for obtaining correct
information, should indorse or accept
without examination the statements Of
transient correspondents 50 outrageously
unjust to large and intelligent popula-
ton and to territory of vast resources
only nee ling the investment of capital to
develop them.
Leaving politics aside, my chief reason
for noticing the attacks upon the terrific
~ is to correct some of the misunder-
standings and misstatements in reference
to its material conditions and resources.
NEW MEXICO HAS CERTAINLY SUFFERED
enough at the hands Of Surveyor General
Julian, to be spared such infections as the
Tribune and other papers, under its lead
ership, are heaping upon it. The former
went to New Mexico as the exponet of
the Democratic policy of the Cleveland
administration to denounce land frauds
and so-called corporate grabbing; he was
backed by number OF INSCRIPTIONS spe-
cal detective agents from the interior de-
partment, who secured the territory, TAX
ing ex parte testimony, filing charges
based upon them against hundreds of cit
liens, involving them in thousands of
dollars of expense to protect lands which
had been taken in due conformity with
law, and which had been paid tor to the
government. OF hundreds of these cases
brought in each OF the judicial districts,
and with all the influence of the courts in
harmony with the plans and policy of the
administration, hardly one of them has
been sustained, and the only recovery of
lands to the government are from the I'M
just rulings of the surveyor general against
grant owners who are entitled to protec-
ton under the treaties between this gov
eminent and Mexico, and who will event
ually get such protection in the courts, as
has been the result in the Maxwell land
grant case.
As to the population of the territory,
the census of 1880 showed i'll round num-
bers 1000; census by authority of the
legislature taken in 1885 showed about
10000, and this does notinclude Apache
or Navajo Indians, but does include a
few thousand Pueblos, who, under the
law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08

ms unrortunato gentleman ana his
DAUGHTER until YOU drive them into consent.
inc To this marriage. That beins- So. 1 wish
TO tell Won privately what | shall probably
take some opportunity of telling YOU in pub
lie. namely. that man who does such things
is a cur. and worse than cur. he ia n black
puord. an! YOU are such a man. Mr. Cossey.n
Edward Cossevs face turned perfectlv
lvid with fury, and he drew himself UP as
though to spring at his edyersarvs throat.
The colonel held UP lis hand Don't try
that on with me-" he said. "in the FIRST
place it is vulgar. and III the s,cond YOU havo
only just recovered from an accident and are
no match for me, though | am over forty
years old Listen: our fathers had a way of
settling their troubles; | don't approve of
that sort Of thing as a rule, but in some cases
it is salutary. If YOU think Yourself ag-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
THE COLONEL GOES TO SLEEP.

The condition of mind which could induce
peaceabie, Christian naturod individual,
who had moreover in the course of his career
been mixed up with enough bloodshed to
have acquired Il thorough horror of it, 10
offer to tlglt duel is difficult to picture.
Yet this condition had been reached by Har-
old Quartch.
Edward Cossey had wisely enough de-
clined 70 entertain the idea, but the colonel
had been perfectly in earnest about it, Odd
as it may appear in the latter end of this
Nineteenth century, nothing would have
given him greater pleasure than to pit his
life against that Of his unworthy rival OF
course it was foolish and wrong, but human
nature is the same in all ages, and III the last
extremity we fall back by instinct on those
methods which men have from the beginning
adopted to save themselves from intOleraGlo
wrong and diShonor, or, be it admitted, to
bring the same upon others.
But Cossey utterly declined to fight. As
he said he had had enough of being shot, and
so there was an end of it. Indeed, in after
days the colonel frequently looked bacl; upon
this episode in his career with shame, not I'M
mingled with amusement, rejecting when ho
did SO on the strange potency Of that passion
which can bring men to seriously entertain
the idea of such oXtravagances.
Well, there was nothing more to be done.
He might, ii is true, have seen Ida, and work
ing upon her love and natural incinatons,
have tried to persuade her to cut the knot by
marrying him OFF hand. Perhaps he would
have succeeded, for in such affairs women
are apt to find the arguments advanced by
their lovers wcighty and well worthy of con-
sderaton But he was not the man to adopt
such n course. He did the only thing that he
could do-answerod her letter by saying tEat
what must be must be. He had learned that
on the day subsequent to his interview with
his rival, the squire had written to Edward
Cossey, informing him that decided answer
would be given to him on Christmas day, and
that thereon all vexatious proceedings on the
part OF that gentleman's lawyers had been
stayed for tho time. He could now no longer
doubt what that answer would be There
was only ono way out Of the trouble, the way
that Ida had made up her mind to adopt
So he set to work to make his preparations
for leaving Honham and this country for
good and all. He wrote to land agents, and
put Moehill upon their books to be sold or
let on lease, and also to various influential
friends to obtain introductions to the leading
men in New Zealand. But these matters did
not take up all his time, and the rest of IL
hung heavily on his hands He mooned about
the place until he was tired. He tried to
occupy himself in his garden, but it il
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g!ep.gort, q. @lai.-Der % ii6rige
Gm. EIpHu BON @ieucoos, g.@5., Diro in
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Ic4qebaIteu, bis Eeaute BON 5ieacooe siH.
trefien, neldte zen Irrefiante1 BEN boct3eu
9eriate n5erliateru Dsroea, no er beinul0tat
niC6, etuem 12iabJIaea DIaodeu 9eDoL'
QagetaaR 81 pabau. 5}l91H's 2pter h2lBt
gtamie @oouen uuo 1T bic 60hteC etaes tItz
lt6Jan @ttmtre. &a5 8erbreGlep nuroe an
. aufiaguugstage ben 25. yGo0em5er, 1ers
itbt. &oonaa bau,e itG Oh Der SitaBe, 0te
lad Sea= @Iiff iibrt, Elm 6due9eRuno ian0te
in oeG 8ammerianbe ieiHe S0btar EnG otm
Jteubau, baa!it fte naaIGaue, % bte 2lgbeis
ter NuGs in St&erbstr 3urtif 92lafieu. Iaf
bem91dmeGe purbe oos GIdbdlen BON TIgnu
an elmer abgeIegeuen Ste1s iibeyfa4en. gr
bErieBte ibr nit eiuem SnfEunIeut etHen
S9Iag auf hen 8Opf, Der etne tlafiea5e
gBuu6e beyura5te ruo ibr bic 8gtuIun3
raabte; oaEH trug er bda benuBtI0e SGo
eiuen feilan IbbGEg 1iaauf ua0 mari e3
iibar etnea 3auu in eiu Sclufelo. Ser Fam
bic alatae Die6er sur 8sFauu1g, mas ben
brntaIen GlrI9aa UerauIaBte, 10 lGr3e Guf
b!e ggebrIo!e los 81 l3Iogeal bis iI3 ME toOt
Iiegen bL!eb, r0Yauf CT ietgEu 5iebii9ea See
li.Egu fretsu HlEf lieS.
Gin flsiuee Udo4eu, gioueu8 Saauie
yiortou, iob Glgnu, mte CE ieia Gpieg ben
GbhQug biuaaf trng, uub eilte fort, nm SiiLfe
bcrbei 3u bcleu. lIHterpegs tref fte 4nOrsp
9lob!e, Dem he bo8 9e@e9eHe uittBetLts.
9lob!e III 3roer bsygits Elm ai'eT Dtruu, oeu=
ua@ liei er, 70 rQi6 tbR i1tae 5dse tr0gen
fouuteu, ram Der beSs;dulteu &teQs, uGI
hem &jEce 3Iettua8 81 briageu. Sobal0
ElgEu isjner QEf9tq mEraet uabm &c 8aIB'
Gus au5 cGltlu. Dl2 1Cne 5tjst1e log be-
pu6tlo8 Qm goteu, 5eoedt nit 2iu2rl Gl0ia,
tlu ibr ErgCsti-r tu Glide gGlafeu bate.
Gle purbG nod Sarie gei4aHt uHo i4mCb'e
inei 0rmsu ;tpiI1sa IGten dH6 &Ubr geuQs
Qber faltesUGl. Ga 6em Der llEtbat 0),bgrz
gebenIen Gage Nor @iawi2'S ByWbeg aaf
eiatm GGIlp0bampisr, no er asbattete, Elm
Fu6 abgegIieu lporoGa, iT6em Iit3 0ereIbe
in einen Seile Uerntdelle. Der GIte @00z
uep, BEN auBeIoem rod fur3 bcrfer bic 6rau
gefolbeH pQr, Dar5 ourd) btgie S6idaIss
fGIa9e 10 i4DGr getr0fien, baB er uabu1uu'g
iour6e unG ij6 ieiIoem tn etaer S.renGufla!t
teftlbat.
6lDun Uar mad ofm Sitoen qeflobeu unb
totte toTt 1ui eiuem Sdiffe gearneitet. 8or
stUet Gagen febrte er uah g!epz gort 3uCld
uno trat auf bem ShIepp0ampter . oAralbalo
gHatts" In Irbeit. Die 9eAslupo poIlSlfsn
Ilce uuo glott erfubren ieine AatHntt uHo
oerbaftet9n i5n an Boro 6ea S4Iffss an
SuBe Der 1913. Strabe. Der Auaetln9te
nirb ale elm geiG3rIi9er 6aHiooIo bei3cte.
ben, ppr BEN Fd3 bas gan5e DOrf iiir@tete.
SuI Gel ,dlt lab CT mebr ME Elm otdtopftgeE,
fupjSer 8auerniunge aus. Som 8thter
&aoaaagb in Yong S5anbzsjtp uuroe 6LguH
Geferu ben @r0bgei4morenea IbeGntei2n.
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@trmtfate teleatap0Ifae @spefaes.

= Su QueutIpn, Ba., taBt iett aeftsrE Der
GgoErath Der a5l0tbm0HGer uoH 4eahirlog-
nter." go fa0 238 Stdmne nit 2l,26i
DitgIteoerI uerttetea.
- gm 5. Stunt mtro bic llaioerFtit BON
r6z&aIOIiua IN 5(aIei9h t9c buuoertlt7L.=
Qgs SdbilGum begeEeu. Sou ausu u1IC31z
E.dteu bes 2anCes nereeu ReF1dientantsa oeE
ogr SEliGr erpartet.
- Sn ct. gnuis tagt geaenpirtta bic
GroBzgoqe BET rCO6 6euops" Uoa Wttn0uI,.
Geute rpir6 eiue gro5e Paraoe BURG bic
SauptfraBea Der Gtaot 8etalteu, uao bic
ueue 6aue bee SrbeH8 IN Der &de eeC 3. uno
GGuez zGtrQBe Iuter oea tbIi6en Gcr;monis'n
ejuaenei5t perteu. General Sobu 6. In
ocIpcob, Ger @ranosSira be8 2r6eae, fHbyt
ten &orfb In ter SgtiammlHnl.
Der gigeutbamer oee 9aconers $50
pbia" 1T In @Ie5eIaab, D, auf SeraalahHn9
Der b0rtigeu Sdifsinipettoren 3u $500 StIos
irafe oerurtbeiIt tDoroeu, neil er etuen aus
ldnber ole Sdifisz2Iftjter angetteut bate.
8urd) SEn6esgeiee If eS betboteu, ausIGas
Der til 0erartlceR SteGunSen AM auerltGuts
iheu 5ahr3eugen 5u uerpeaeeH, nuo tul
interchangeable Uir0 etne 9eioiaJaIe BON
so Gents pro Come lC9 S4;nsSe9aIts aufz
erte9t.
- 0al1en Eertit uou Ram.gort ertrant
g,fe-u III Der gia9a uoR SadioRpIler Gia.i
bet'm 9abeu.
- 4uf eiuer 3uge Der p5a0auaaBs8to,
rita gEefern @lenbaba" sertetasH geItera
uQbe 8aIbofia mebrere yfe9er IN Streit, u1o
ais Ism. 0iuer, ebeafaas Elm gle5er, 5rtas
6en ftiftsu tpoIlte, mHroe er non oem gfe9er
@eorg Siq sefO6eu uEo etHem aaoersH Hss
aer, NGu!ena 6rGnt SlOunt, 8eihofen, 10
DlB er aGgepbNGli1 5srigleo. Die Itor0sr
enltameu.
- Wuhe Iorbsce, Qrfanias. p1r0e ter
Farmtr Sanies aqsa n1sIeEb Der 4rbeiA
auf tem Teloe bon isiuem Ranbar @aorge
Tife etIh6fieu. aueH's 5rau befano itf me-
ben i5rem @Qtteu aEs Der tcbtIt4e S9uB ftsI.
Der 00rber enttau.
- uuter ten gferteu in Snbiauapulis,
Spt., III cine. Seude aus9ebro9sn, uelhe
nie[ gebulidfeit nit Wsalartds5ieber bat. 80
Bierte fnb bsretts Der Seune gum Opfer
Qefoueu. gGe bon ben 3bterGr;tea bis leBt
1ngepQnntlu 0tttet babeH ft4 aI8 erIOIsIcs
etnieieu.
Die louae 3itrre, ueIde ia T1idigau
neterr|Gt bat, if porgeferu burd eiaeH far
len uub i'm Staate auBemetueu 8teaeu uuteGs
brodeu pcrbeu. 8te 8tirre, tueI6e Hber
oter gBcGeu augebaIten bat. bat feIleuuetie
i'm Staute bic @rnOts &uSitfteu fart beetus
trddtigt.
gue 8euebile, Ont, tDirb berittet,
bas I'D bic gsrloneu, rpeIde bel benz Babn.
unfou am Iesteu Sanfia8 aui Der o9rauOs
Sruutz giuieS perleft tpurbeu, ben umftdr.
Sen eutipretbenb popI bsftubeu. Wlau bort,
bos Ee sue nit BEN Geben baDOH tonlmeu
ntTben.
- SOIbuu GOB, pslher Dor mebrereu
WUuateu ieiueu Bfsaebater gt. 9asbss in
gIccefer erl6o6, neil berisl6e Der 6rau BON
Glcs nu;iidtise gutEdge ma9te, uno pel9er
tes unbeabfGttsten Gootl6laBs ihaIoig be'
iunteu mar, inste iia beute etue SnseI oHr4
ben SOpi, Die Ieiusu EcS Hsrbst iti5rts.
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G&6sH6e SuFdaoe ttst 5rten'2lfut
UOn GoUr. .GoutatB, Sa~

@bfCaQu, 21. giai.-Dte lIutsriuduus
itber bie 3utanoe In Der S.cen= NuifaIt bon
@"ofz@ountp eraa6 beute mettere 8eneiie fit
bic brutaIe Behauolunl tueld]e ste In Der
4nffalt unteraebrGnten 8eifeetranIen BON
ben gPdrteru tu erbIIbea batten. Giner Der
S.siuuigea mar i6redtd uiiBbanOelt nor
oen, neil er, benor er 30 3ette gius, oie
Striimpfe nid1t aueaeiogeH bate. Die 2Sars
ter bfleateu bic t6ger Sbbut auoertrauteu
Sraafga nit 5todi6ldgen ~ Bette RI treis
ban. BeaetdlueHb fit Die 3uf6noe in Der
Gufalt ipGren Die AISiGaen George 6iQs,
zines 2OlOmotiUlubrers aH 0er y2atc. Sboraz
Ba1n." 6iu mar i'm SaBulr 1888 ia Die
&nftaIt itbergeiabrt uuo in IoI8euoeu Dtai aIs
gebeiIt euuaifen Uoroen. " lit oQuaIs an
giuer mtl6en Borm bon Substituting. Bel
ieiHer AntuuIt Ill Der lnR1lt fra9te t9u Elm
28Grter, glauen5 Gott:' a9lno Sc trrftaut9?"
pin ermi6erte: ,,Jtetn." Gott ertlGrte 6arGut:
,ggeu, mir meroeu Gle i9ou uo9 mebr irrz
fHuig MAIDEN, ale sic le3t ilao." Gin Gnbcs
rer gSdyter, 0iameu5 Sultan, befab! Sil, oas
3iu1mer aus3utebreu. IEf bie lutnorL Sil's,
er iei uilt I'll iol1er Nrbsit oortbtn geora1t
norben, iGIIg Sultan ibG lu SOoen uEo MIG
bnnbelte ilH oerartig. Dos eC elueu BrG5 oee
Jadtep g:res uao e!ueI 8!ppe erlttt; au1
HA-Ctu llM 6lOtI SV9At StHSEi9lEBtI. XIX
&uodenbriidge Nno obue dg}yitbs Bebaubs
lung iGleGt gebeiIt. 5aItaH Oro5te, pia
toOt8uidlageu, fans er es pageu loute, iI9
an sen IRftaltear3t Su perbeH. SpdteE BE-
i9me1te fitb Siu ither Die eCIittene 8ebano'
luug bel BEN Supertutenoeuten Der ieiue
leberftbruHa nod elmer anoer2n Ibtgeiluug
Der 4nfaIt 6eranln6te. Die 8drter rd5ten
fd3 bafiir burdl nod I8ltmmere Beban6Iuug,
Q}on Stpei g8Grteru nuroe Siu am 8oSeu
fe7gebnIten. ndbreu6 Snlian i'm nit 6uB=
trttten bearbeitete. Gin auSerer 8eiFeetrantar,
9iameus 2ebi, Der Gle ibm oOrgeicbte Spete
nt6t eiieu ucIIta, rurbe BON Slliaa bel ban
5Garea efgehalten, mdhreu6 i'm elm gBdrz
fer eiu StGd 8roo IN ben gluub 3uiu0te.
2ebi rannte aue bem 3tnmer, bod er murOe
bon SnIiau unO Gott 81 gooeu gei5lageu
nab nit 8H5en getreteE. Der lIugIafIibe,
peI9ar Ha6 bieieT QGiBhaRoIuug reguug8Ios
Itcgan gablieben tDar, pur6s BON oeu g8dt'
teln Quf Elm 8ett gencrfeu nno far5 peljge
Stuuten ipdter. 9ur6 an0ere Gu8agen
nuToe. ertptafen, baB bic ytGbruug iaedt
uuo die 8lsiouug uuo 8ettea ftC bic SIrHus
Gigeu un3uiGngIid3 Dareu.
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GtQ0t Baltimore.

SrObEubee GuHd8ert d. (. - 4n5
Gulpeupers sGourts6ouie, 3D., tpiro gemeloet:
Siebeu bel &Riharoeuiue mobnbafte gteger
Hberfeleu am leeten Samfag einen ibrer
8GfeugeuOfeu, etuen aeaAtetea G2aun, In
ieiuer gEobnuHg, banben ibm Sduoe uu5
TiEe uUo notb5ii1tigteH oaau i2ine 5rau
Hu0 Behuiibrige Godter.
Eei'm SeIl01eu Oes Sauies brobteH re,
ben llGberiallaaea bic 3Hugea nusl4ueioea
unb bls Saus Ia Brano f1edau Bu pousa,
tpeun fe ron benz Serfau &tuas BerIaEten
Iie5eu. Die llugliidli5ea pur6eu BON eIaem
0Oripred enbeu 8eiaunteu aufgefHnoeur roel'
der 0bue 8erSu9 Die ytaaoareu alaEH'tte
unt fd mtttbnen jur gertolguug Der S4aao'
buben aufmadte.
Die Gdufte puroen Mot melt BON benz
GtnppIaB Der Ebat nbgefangeu uub oeu
Gountn geb8rbeu ausgeIieiert, naL4e ne
idarf oenadea IaFen, oa man ul1: 99ae
@ruub eiu gpuGs s@eliGt befIratst. Berett9
iou elm geTis9 gemQ6t uOroeu letHr eas 9sS
iauauis IN eTbre9su, tubefiea pGro Der Utoo
00n oeu gBa6sn UeJi6eunt.
Sic Trnu beftatet fd In triiiAem 3I'
fapoe, uHo ba8 Sinh liegt i'm Ster5eH. Die
S6utten tperDea tbrer 5rafe uiGt entse1sn.
Fir bic In Roth beftnb It d E
Fruu8auis, oereu Gatte batauut!f4 an
Uioutag bet etuem uugliidiideH S;ur3 BON
eirer SrittIeiter ea8 Send brad iJno geftern
i'm IitIideu StatiOusbauis bon 8. y. s. Co.
$40 etugegaugau.
Gomptimeut8r gtturiio Il. -
Die pBap. 3itbge ges@ompQsuie" oeraHfaItet
an n1dfeu 8npuetfag ilr ibre Brenuoe lao
SGruer nit bem Dampfer ,,Golumbtaa clue
Comp pIimauldTz&riuri0u rad BEN ba!tt5ten
Gueaugeort Eapz8lbge. Der Dampier tibrt
bcu BEN Bier Scr. IS Der 2igbtfraBsuzB zBeTt;e
oh, uuo am 8oro ptrb ben etugeIG6euaH 92'
ZEN eiu eIegantGs Soupar ierDirt.
abfabrt 6es y@aipiau." - Ter
8nupfer ,Gaipian" ron Der ,Qaau.2IaIe"
fubr gefern 8prmittag 10 lIbr mad 9llif1r,
Igu.Gd dottlaub, al. Die Raiiteu Baic>
oiere paren: Or. Sames .. Bennett, i5rI.
youiie 6. Belt, EJI. &ameIta Bot, Or. uno
Trau &. 6. 9etpetler. auBerbem beft1oet
I'D bic glnuni4aft bee Bel Sop 9oofOut &C.
idejtertsu 9ampfers paberIa6p" aai BEN
elbeu.
uubebeutenber Branb.- 8:fetr
&beuo ubr entfauo bur9 cine aOb.euol
IlaiGiue Elm uubeSeuten6es Seuer IT, BEN
oon Sla. aleran6er foreman beUohHteu
Sauie Sir. 40, AIbemarlefraBe. Der aIge
rtatete Sdabeu bstragt tetue s..
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@r6npr.

Rcm. 0orf, 81. Wai.-Saute RorIeu
brad iu BEN 5zf0tiseu 8ebduoe, g2r. I25
uno 1877, Erontfrabe, 6suer Gu8 uno jerlGrte
faft oas gan;e 9aus nebf Snbalt, ebc bic
Q0IhmaunitaIten ole Stammeu inter Gou.
trole befameu. Der &euerraunl, iopie oas
trite, pierte uno finite StcdueGt pHrtGu BON
@barIts 6. BeuopS aIs Baareus2ager Be-.
unet uub isiH 8srIHf beIaRft fi1 auf $50, 900.
SIN 3peiten uab oritteu StQdperI paren
Sbeez nnb Saiiees2aser Der gnrefas0hQs,
s. 81. Merribeeb, Soba 8rigbt, s. 8. 2as
barre unb 3. 8. &5eIau & Co., bsren 8sr.
lufi fG auf le $4,000 bis $4,000 beIiuft.
Ollie gertufie ituo ourh Ssrfharnng geNeft.
9ietu SIelns, 2a., 81. MtIl. - Sa
8earlinQtcu, giif., puroeu bic SaaerlIbla
Hnb bas groBe SapgcISIa9er ber Bort goanss
& Eabre Qumber Comp" beute Rorgeu
Srrd Geuer 3erfi0rt. 9ie Iiible bate $3.50.
coo Su erbaueu getofet Huo NOR fir 375 900
perftert. Der 8erluft am 8aubcIs betrigt
etpa $25, GOO uEb if pidlt our9 Serf9ergHg
sebedt.
Sprin9fteIb. Rafi., q. RGi. - Die
,,G9amam aBOgipinuereten" In agapam
nurten beute W0r9eu 3ntiden uno lI9r
ourh Sener ierh0rt. @as Btreuu, 2aggrs
baus nuo @nareuourratb i'm S8ertbe Uon
$4,000 nurbeu gerettst. HerIHf etua $40,.
GOO, Berfid,erIng $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
gR{ehtf6 6rPfs.

GFtcago, 81. 0iai. - 8iu5Ojsb: 9u,
intr $500, 8erieuouHg 3OO0i Gcaiie 0al!5'
tn Bnndeu S1.9O uuo $4.40. - 95pelr, :
8ufubr y 600, SerlenbuuB 28OO; Breiie ia,
ctirteu srii6au $3.50 uUo $4.65.-StCafs A.:
3rfp5r 45O0, 8ariauoGn9 1000; &;eiis or'
riirteu arDtIdeu g 80 uub 1926.
ct, Souls, 21, I!ai. - 8iHl3i5: gu.
fa5e 2200, &grien6Gas 700; $geii. 6ati
3Hfa5r 279O, 8erIcHoGug 400; Tgeiis 90.
rl-tau 3mii9en $3.50 uuD S4.55. - @2t3&gf:
2ufutl 200, BerienoHUs 1890; %reije Ua'
riirteG sniIGeu $500 ulo $4.O5.
GnFsQtbertr, 8auui., u, Mtai -
Glinsbi.E 3uIu3r 22O, 8erIeuOuug 200;
yt5ii2 5lEjjrteu irjfaeH $3.05 uHo s. 40.
- StUeiue: 3ufutr 1000, Serieu5uag
eco; greiTe partirtea 3Dtideu 81 so uuS
-EGaaf.; 3uiubr $500, Gerienouu9
28C0i 4rstIe DaritEteH gpii4en $500 uu5
$3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
Der Netotnartt.

Repsg0rt, 2l. gtai. - FOIgenbee
finb bic SdlusuEiruueeu: @etb erSfHete Al
2-21 unb i9Ios tu q BroSeut. - SterIiu9.
gBedIel $4.864 -$4.87 aaf go Thge uni
s.. 4.884-$4.889 auf Sibt. 8Hubss.DbIiga.
~ gftien:s abrms' grpteS i48, Gen. i
truI. Bacific 354, GbeiapeatesSbiO -, Grie
2sg,Setttr Brtor. 7Ot, SlliuOiss&eatral l16,
Sale Sbore 104B, 9iepsS sSerieps& Central 99j,
giortb ggefern Ill. Ditto Prior. 1424, glep.
Doris central 1914, Ohio Nttiippi 225,
6,ttc Brtor. sc, Bittsburs 1853, 8teabiug
462, ct. YauI 69t, Ditto %rior. ia,
Uefern.llnion 86B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
gona aHfcr0e90a8eaIss Dnaspfee
,,glICEF4.H

BortIanb, Or., q. Iioi.-8oa Der
Mauuiaaft bes Ittr3lil auf Der p84e con
6ap 8Iaacq 8eiunieuea Dauipfer8 y AIaS,a"
Fno in 6iOIGuce, gane County, uapelt oer
Ginoung be8 GiHsLas. Siufsa, 9e5E R1an
an QGub Befommeu. 8aS 8oOt, ii wsIAem
re Gad iiehrtdpi9em llmberi,teu aaf 0ifeuer
Gee iAHeBIidb TIRE Gsttuua bsm2lsReu!gten,
batte uEiptiiaglilj II WaHu entbaltea, oca
bat Der @iIite bel bem 8eriGdle, an Gas llisr
III idEnimmen, ieir Qfhen nPrloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
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giucou, NIo., q. Itai. Gin 5ga4 5ug
Der ygttca9o Burlington GatEcp &a1a"
eutglaiAe Qeftern gIa&mittag etpG Uteilcu
onn bier. Stint 9eIhEbdIter eIpto1srte1, pno
lG beIHbene tgraGtaBa8g0a3 oerbraanieE.
grn Bremier, Nameas S0i9P4 3,oB, uaras
t6ttl4 parlstt. DaS GeIstia if aui !l5sr 100
N1rSa toFoY zprFTst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
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Gbtcaqo. 2l. Wlai. - D00aEuff, See
Stern, pssd3er Bet Der 5ortIdaHEHB Der
gdas tes uub,faaHteH glaeaeus IN eiUem
Eoffar bcbH|aiG mar, oct beate mj.ga9eiIt,
baB re g,jGe id III giHsm Esu.c Uu.etbai5
liEc1 Gd,suue ali Gem gluGDEGdg al state
Etya6a fUubtu F1be. Die GI8efeGtu
9lC6foIfauraau iG2taCR bjefs Iugabla 3u
6,fas'gen. SE 0erJ Seller pur5e gin Bta1:l
EIlt5 i!tGter 2uuP2u p0r8 iuuo2u; aU3 eHts
bCGtt fnoR @tatiglreu IN ser 5Gsnu2.
Eie Er,uuJe 6e8 UllIGuua0eneH 0alto.5
Tnb uo1 inueJ ter Quf5t, baB erta5 Gpfeg
5tnfs gleu6slulorbes geDoroea lei, sic
6abeu eius 8tlcbruu9 bon $4,000 fir ST.
areifuu9 tcs Et3ters au5geiett uHo ofierirea
6uf.E0eu $4,000 fir bjureideabe 8eGo.iiai
teb Ser &gruiEte nod GIN 2eJCu iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
GAnYrrntt.

GbtcaQO, 81. glai. - Die gBeFIas
gtae- 6. GQrtEibge gesGoupaup, ," nelde Qm
SQuffag fluirte, bat beute freipilig in
gcurte gelid1te i6r 8ermG9en eiuem Dtlis
iluuerualter iibertrngeu. Die QitiOQ iolsH
fdb cui $4,000 beIauieu, bic PaifOI Quf
$8O,OCO. Sr. Charles 6. 6eItou if gum
gjQffennertpolter eJnanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22
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WliIpaufee, {, &t9c., 81. Wat -5OIepb
SGeibbeIm uub Better @0Is, suet 6enti4e
SITTER, gingeu aeFteru ylnamtttag Ia einsm
ueiugu 2pote nuf bem ItilDaufee Sluiie
iiideu; ais iie tire Stelua8 anbe1a polteu,
IGlug 0a8 Boot um uub bei0e Ilinaer ers
tranien. sc befanOen fi9 2eute agn ilier; oa
fd aber fetu 2abu in Der RdAe 0eiaao,
iOunteu iie feline 6itlfe leifeH. 8la @rs
trNnfenen LiuterLGifeu SQmiIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-22

bate, ols ct bic glleunung ua9te, bG CT
bon Snoiana iet unb i'm So. SHotaHaer Rs~
girnent BEN 8iraerfrieg uttgemadt babe-
@r min auf bic &1re Der Gotelluna ber8idteu
nno beaMiprl6t uur Die SQlite Oe5 8ebaIts.
superintendent 8crter ertptoerte auf nas
S6retben IN bumolfij6er 9Reile; er iaate,
Elm leiDifier @eleblter hnbe ermittelt, bag Der
Supsrinteubeut oes Genius fiir $4,000 Ar
belt neIliGteu mtifie, peiir er uur en-
5abresaebalt BON $4,000 betomme; ieln 9Sas
meusbettsr non Snoidna miiIie aiin einiebeu,
mas Iiir Elm groBes Spfer ote GbeiIuGg bes
@ebaltee ietn tDtiT0e, auh nit SeHcnbem, Der
oenieiben gEamen iiihre, tute Der Sup2rt7
tenAent.
9etmti8tss.
8te hSutige Steuer @tnnahue betrug
$542, ,499 mo Die 3cueiuna1me $578,38S.
Our ginl0Iuug befitmmte gatiOuOt B9uf=
ytoten I'm Setra9e bon 1922, 600 iiefeu 9eute
tm Gdaeamte etn.
Dem Sdaban,t5s SefretGr lpurbeu gefera
$2l eco 0jtrproBeRttae@ e@OuponsB0b Sul3O,
$4,000 uterproseutt9e 9fegifrirte 81 1870,
$3.50 5ieretub0 ub0Ibpr03eutige ReBifrirte 81 los
uGb $500 0iereiubalbpr03eutige COUPONS Bu
lO8 gum 3aIfe ange5oteu. Die Sleretaz
baItpro3euti9en t1uroen acceptirt.
Sir Die Steuung bes Generals abiutauteu
Gruu, oefen YeuTOHirUng uGhfte gTodle erz
folseu iDirS. petbea Gbertt GeIIoe uao Sbecft
g81ippIe als @anbjoaten geuaaat. Ser &rz
Feee fungirt CUR 3eit als erftsr 5iiIf5 Gene
rnt- aojutant, Eher 2estere ift auI 9ooer nora
SsIan6 i1attontrt,
pr. Sobercom, Ser ueueruannte ). S4abs
amtss QuoitOr. bat gshern ieiue 6Iattiouen
nugetteteu. Ser 4. &uoitOr 0Bna bat 5eute
Sen. &belIp abgd0f.