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ct. Sou{ygr ,.8oooIer. ~

ct. 2oui8, Mo., 27. Sauuar. -
Die @ranh'Surp beiddftigt fd sur 3eit NIT
6en gegen Staotrath8mitglleNcr erbobenen,
aui gBOoNeIei" lautenoen 2luihulni9uugeu.
Sir &eleibung bes Be8reftes an DIE
apio.Sranft Co." IicBen ft geuiiie N
rureu ongeblid] $4,000 beiQbleu, malG2
eirer pon ibncn eiuer ySoiez 0epOFts 8or"
eutnabm, 81 ueIder Inn Der 5hlitHel g..
irefert tporren mar. g8 bei6t, @oIuerueur
TrarctS msroe 0I8 3euge uor Der 9tanS
SuIn III erid)etneu ba6ea.
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eEn nefa0eN@er @a9eiinnEnss.

B6itaOeIpbia, q. Saauar. - Dle!5
5ltranber, Der iiberBel4Rap9.e Brobi5to.
ujf, ngl&eg OH S0uEtGa In Der ct. SOkuaz
gpiitoraltI0e auf Oen l5i50i Bbti0lsr isu.
erie, bsfauO beute elm &or0erb6r uuo wnroe
BEN geritterclfabJtu Gberpteiea. D,2 30
liSeidr3te gnbran5 uaO Gibbs, u.L9e ben
GeiReeBufGuo 6e3 geiopgengu uaieriu5.eu,
3H6erteu bic us5eg3euglDgr eaB. Gler1aoeE
nliilaaalF8rl lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28

anseucmuleusn 9eidIus bic Som S'to5er
1883 bis ltsten 9e;ember nit China aeiIal,e
&orreiponbep3 nBeSug cnf rte ant:s Ghiueieu'
@eiste BON 1882 uno 1888. China bsi9per,e
fil In iersr &orreiponben3 bardber, beB bic
nmeritaniite &eatsruua bGr9 ieue geiese
i5re SertGngsog1pfIIatHngeu UerIeBe.
Seiretdr BrCctor, peIGer bic 5raa, iiber
ben GnfGlT oes DegeuS acs DarfOrben2H 8e=
reraIs Sares 5bieIos ieit eintger 3eit in &rs
rdgurg 5o9, teiGIOB b.ute, $4,000 iiir benz
eIben 50 be3abIen.
8as StaGte6epgrtement ID benn1rL6tlBt,
ceE Or. Baimer, Der ameritaniide 9eiauSte
on SQauien, our 3sttin Ra0riO am 0euSae'
fieter hGInie0er lieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
1Tef6eYhrnnen

9ten.SrIeau8, 2a., 27. Slnuar. -
Die Sur1 in Dem Sale BON WaHrice s. 6are,
mdd)er in Gerbinouna Der 8onos 8eiriiael
reieu 6e5 @rsStaat9. Shatmei1ter8 q. u.
8nrte uu9e.lagt mar, bat eiu ouf yytiGlt.
Shuleig" lauten6e8 &erOlft abgegebeu. Ser
6au bate 6aS bieige @eritt icit Iegtsn Ron'
tro beidGFtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
GH9e Ser 8GF66ftSIpette ts ser
2eatsLatar Uoa SSoDa.

9e8 SO Dimes, Sa., 27. Sauuar. .-8as
llntubau8 Der @eiebgebung biaigte beute oen
@OmprOmiBbCidlu6, uuf tpetden iid) Die @on'
ieren5 beiber Barteten geeini9t bate, uno ibritt
bonn sur @rndbluug proOiioriifer 8eanlter,
ioIuie 3ur 8egoigung Der WtitgIicoer. 8. ..
6ottlttB mnroe Sum proOiiOriiden Spredler
ertpGblf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28

EH Cine gleot5in, anf Die m an
nd OcrlQiieu fauu, ale Banacdl gas
qea 31Spcpiic, al5 J!eroeHftIrtuug uHO altgas
mure8 Eouicum, 1T 0r. &5aLmer5' 62iliiui.
tur. 31spcpfie uno ullc anOeren ans lluorOs
ruugen in Ulag5u entipriu9eH0eH Gel0eH ru.rs
Oau ourn ibreH @ebrau5 rai3 furirt. Sci
9'rUenE Efiettiou,n tft iie UOr5iiglidl, tnosn ije
ole itlimmen Tolgea ron grid}itteruHg 6as
Jiey0enIDRtmg hebt. Gle bat idlimme 6d1s
rot glturaI3ie gebeilt, uno lueua ein allgemei-
rt5 3ouicum n0thig 1T, 10 III tie geraoe Der
rjttiQc 2rtitd. Gle Gr;cu9t eJnen erceQertau
aprgtit uno ri1tet BEN Sd]Da1eu uno Gats
trGTtcten nic6er aui. gtan mCHte einen Der
Iud Somit. Brei8 81 bic Slnid]e. Sci @ eth
g. 6uuce & @omp. SIR. 80, Sf (ueu;
nlta SIR. lO8. gGefzl 8altLmorsilr. lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
GFn GOUFurreItf bDu 4;affet&g.

can Suau, &cFa Rica, 27s 5a1.-gEu
tiaFger gr3t min In Der Saica g}luaeqs
BfGuae Elm uHiebIbares 5eilmittei mtoer OeH
Rl6 toutr 6uHbe eltbedt habeu. Gin bll6ea
8usenb BGriOnGu in naridiebensu Ebsll.u
bsr 8spubItt, nsIGe an g8aferI4eu Ittten,
fnb nab ben Bartdtsu Der 3ettuuaeu bon
giua HuO GaQao burg bts BiGuJe iofoEt
oebet!t mnrbep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
ger gssmser an Oer gaesFetai9e.
SAGOta OHfdb 2atptRenadrls.-STe G a4IAee
0af osa neti&atttsa 8abasR, - IgebsEs

lUWGWWuunRu.
8omineniIIe, Gal, 27. Sauuar. -
Bel 2oGun8biLe, 3eba ReilGu bon bier, flclte
udbreRb beS gsfirtseu StuGmes cine gapiae
herab nnb be9rub elm 9aas. 3ust Dego9s
me- bsfsIben purNeu 9et0etet. Su sierra.
Git1 fnb biels 5amiIieu ans Furdlt uos Ga
triuenfiirjen aus iBreg gBo5nuHaeu eutflat n
nno baben 3uf4Gt in beu1 uaterer Su1net
oes y2Otper Bntte, @ergpeIH5@ geTuGt. 3pst
9auier iiHb bolt 6eyeits bui5 gapiaea Ssr.
f6lt tDorbeu.
Can Srausi8co. 27. Sauuor.- Den
SRbnbeamten geIara CO ifot geItsrR a6eno,
ben tsgeDreptii4e1 SeEfsbT NIT ibren g0llgs
gen 81 3rudee nnf Ter an0areu 9este beC
Sierra fttr furje 3ett per3uReueu. ste cts
fubreu, ba5 Der S9nee 8uti5su Srudae mo
Der nGGFsu, flint gleileu nett entferHten
Station IN lDefltder 8it1tnra 16 Eus tlef
liegt unb tur@ bic Tiir5tileu 6eaeHFtiirme,
Gut nsI4e frsuge 9dIte foI2te, tn Cts Oars
nal6elt mrrhe, 10 baB ieine @ntferulua nit
hen er0Bten G6mttristgiten berIaiipIt ia.
8te al Ggoen taItsRa2g, rad gYeften Be-
ftmuteR 3itge iousu rad 02ene ;urBd beor-
bert merbEH, NIB mEE riro i6re Tefiagtsre
titsr bic IttIifa G6ate 'car8Ter;reu. auf
stn SabueH uadl Oregon 1T ste 5GBtage
uHoerdntett.
8ls 8afer in ben aEsestreteneu 5tr8men
GrIiioruien'a ID TN 3urifDeihen, Idlt ie.
hrd iebC Iangiam. Bon g3Inia i'm uealtdbeu
Ebstle bee Sacrcmeutotbele8 fommt bic
giodyi@t, baB bic EarEleu to ieuer gsgenS
Guf eiue 9trede BON % UleiIeR IN u6gbii1sr
unO iabItder 8ltdtuus 3pei bis ied8 6u5 tief
nnter g9ofier tebeM. Die 5aupuiaten Oer
Southern BGcific. Gnbn" iinD iest DIeSer
tts mad SGcramento uno nod gIei9 melt
ertiernt seIegeusu Buufteu i'm Saa SoaquiR.
GtaIe fObr59r.
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6eatfeIau1erseaatT@s SynTts.

NeDs Y0rf, q. Sauuat. -4U8 &0Il'
Gijcu toir6 gemeISet, t9B Gtteute IIoareJ
fir5ii1 in Der @tutt 2a lIuiOu, SaI0abor,
bon BEN SItsritter nagen etuss Dor 10 Sab
reR boE ihm besanaeueR Norbes erI4ofen
nuroe. 8age8su purbe in Be5euoa etr
oubarer Wnuu, nsIG,r erf uor etusr Bo4e
Inei Beriouen i'm S9lafa ermorbeta, Dor
Eogfn 5on bem &t6ter ooa San Ineloio aIs
ruErtrfhin freinRInrnc1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
RAJ 3wet 9tnge in gtnem. (3ns

@ : 10 et 8tu9e N Y II NJ, (3uz
oeidiiiqC5 6aar. OerBerfeuuHgas mo guts8
6aarz3oiIettenmjttel.l SAT- alle iOgeuanrteu
Observation-Disclosures gtitteI meroeH aus a8aiier,
ba9 man nit artifeln, tpelde ba8 5aar aus
troduen un0 5ur Soilette oeS 6aore8 nod Elm
on0ere5 Bldparat u0tbi9 MAIDEN, Oerni1t,
ouocFerti9t; aber Sauce's demtifes 6aar.
gGieoetbufelun95mittel TT cine &areiuigung
BON fimullrer6em Q8eingeilt uao Gcl uno
giett Gin uueeuebmC5 6Oas-Soile!t:umittet ab
auger ieinen ruie0er6erneuen0eu giqsnih iteH.
Sc if unilbrtrofieu ala elm gr3cuger iippig2H
6uarru6ieS 1tuo 8ldnienOer Ecden uno beiitt
Die gigsnidaft Der 3uridiiibruug grauen
6anres ~ Ietner natirllten 6arbe. G5 1T
taiu 6aQridrbemutd uu0 10 eiHAaEb, oaB e5
0on Sebermann nit Doltommener Siharbeit
9ebruutt Ueroeu tanu. Brei8 81 bic 6llit)e.
gu taben Bel 9 eth 9. 6auce& Gompr
yir, 80, Sfz tneu; alte gtr. 1O8, gBeTs) Bal.
tiroreitraBe. gf.8. - Wan Uerlan9e 6aHc:'5
tcmiidles 6oarz 23ic6crberitcuUu9sMlttI uno
nehrne feiu QuoereS. (24
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
e,e6fefle gaFTsneditt9Ifelt

9Gn,g0rf, q. 5aunar. - anges
lcmmgn III btute beE 8ampf:C ia GbsaI.
secrl" ron GGogs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
J}0OWQO'5 pt(lon.
Gas grObe 2eber' uRb WoSsn'5aiImittsI.
WolE6not5 1gj5modJo5, lbcr5u@ert, 2gg8iy.H, re8aa
,--.- r-Lnlreu Mnh flnftLlan-
RaOwav'8 gtaea

g,r 6suung aaer atant6eiteu oes Uassn5, bst ee6a,
is5 un.suubs, oer Wiersn, Der SIJie, osI &etOenS
WutggjuHg, 0urildbi9fat, GHoIoau.thlllt, 0V5h
p-pTs C5auenlctOeH, Nitbr, un.euet15ent}HHou
.rrgrs g1.Cca uns aQer UnrcggIWaBItstcl Der Stuz
rr. sgin Uegetcbiliib, lUeogr Llttd1tI, NtiUts
5e.f.r uot ib3sudle GrogrtH Sutl1ltclo,
sine UOlttommtU Gtrol luuug uito 0urB
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8{e Tehffn @tfRrnse.


yIelp'Yorf, 27. Sangar.-Geiusr Der
8sflerH bier etIgetE0ffeEen 0Gmpfer Bra4le
9a4Iidt ttber ben oernlieten 9pic. OGrtu,"
neI8er Dor % SGgeu ron bier uad) 0oEOcu
abfubE uno ietnen Beftmmuags0Et niGt er.
reid}t bat uub ieet pG5l Ieiter ais UeCIorea
auiaeaebgn perhen mug. llRter ben getern
GnsetCnmeuen jallyetGen Dau1pTern befau'
cen iit5 jmei, reid,e bareits ebenfaDls ats oers
nist aageieben ppCoen D1rea. gs iiRb Dies
Ger 6eutide 8ampIer ySCrreuto" unb Der
briiide 90mpfer vSir 2Em. Arnlfroug."
Der SefehIsbaber 6e5 Bon SambHrg et19e.
troffeueU Dlnpiers Sorrento bert@tet, ogS
ouf Der aan3en Sabrt filuii9es 8etter gss
berrIdjt bat, uuo an 4. 5auHnr 3uet Bo0te
jertIimEsrt nnh ale bemegIiGen 9egeus
fl1noe Gnf 8ed neggei6n2mmt nIrben.
giau fab fG iOgGr genGtbiBt, go Eaunen Der
Eaaun9 iiuer S0rO III DeEfsu. 3a8 AGters
pGus9en purbe tDeggeriiien, nlb Capt 50r,
aeHleu an Der 6Gno oertebt. Der 0ampfsr
y cir gGrl. 8tmfroag" par Gtri 10. December
ton 6amour9 ab9sfabren uuO mH5te, ba
iein G0blen5orrGtb sur yleige geganaen mar,
in PortIanb, gngIeub, un6 gouasbarG, Rap
Eretou, anlaufen. &npt. Dlc6eu5te iGat,
6as CT ned ME 3IbOr 10 fiirmii1es 8ettsr
0uf Gee erIe6t babe.
Gu4 bic Gapt1ue Der iibrigen 8ampfar be.
rttteE ttber befttBe Stiirne, melGe auf Der
gaateu Sebrt tpiitbeteI. Der bentI4e 8ams
pier vSaale," tueIGler an Is. SaAuar BON
Bremen Gbfubr, brau6te In 5olge oes f1itrmis
iGeu gSetters II Gage 3ur 8abTt. Iaf 0sm
eeutIGen 8ampfer VameEifa," tpslGer ug@
14stdgiger &eiie bon 8remeR bier anianl,
muroen bird bic SturSuellen anal BGote
3erttitmuert NIB anf benI 8ed niGt unbe'
tra6tli@er SdG6er au8eriGtet. Capt. GObIs
mann tDurbe am re6ten Betu UerIest. gBss
geG 3obIermaa9eI8 muBte Der 9ampfsr in
SGljfar GnleGen. - Ser beItidle 8ampfer
ugioTaoia,H a UsH 5ambSrg nusetommeu, pai'
firtC am 20. Sanuar 3met &i8berse, BON eeHeH
elmer $50, Der anbere so 6uB BOD mar. Gal
auf bieIem 8Gmpfer pnr0ea 6lr1 bte Sturj'
Deuea mebrere Goote eiraebrttat unb etn
Sbetl bes GeIdabers wsgssrifIeu. - Der bEis
tiide 2ampfer ,Ggbpt," toeI9er mad %
tGgiger Sabrt oon 20nooR 9ntcm, u1uSte ebeus
fau5 pgaen RapgGE5 GR G0bIea IN 9sIIfar
anleaeu.
Der britiiGe 8ampfer ygoIorabo,o BON
6uu bier etRGetCefPa, muroe on 8beub bes
16. SanuGr, 0bnobL BITE Nlaidiue nit uo1sr
Sraft Gtbeitete, bur5 ben Grf3n gum Stius
fa1b gebraG1t. I'm f0lgenoeH Gage, aIs bic
9tftisteit 6as Sturmes rod INNER niat abs
rGbm, gelang es, 0rr& SeI Die Nib erregteu
0Cgen etpGs IN 5erubtBea, 10 oa5 Der 0aut'
pier rstter fabreu fonnte. Seilg1e anf Der
gurien Tobrt CAB es Sdnee unb 6sqsI. -
Der BON @trgeutt eiugetrOf:ae Dpir.y crane"
mnrbe am 8erOed bsi6aOtgt uub bitbte msbs
rere Boote Elm.
9armoutb, 30, 81. Sauuur. Der
SGo0uer g. 6. Seub" ift auf Der unter
bem Tlmen SnIbiersz0ebge befaauten atippe
seideiteTt. Stint Rtt9Iteber Der RaunIdaft
mnrOeu gereftet, uIeia Der Gtsmar0 Bterce
qbbott, Ser IatrOie limos 9artp unO ser
gaffasier gBtQtam Cummings fGmeH um'5
2ebgn.
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gie gteIfef,ty I'm aI6bFiInFen

8I 0 - b, q. SanHlE.-StlIieuIh he
Eruppeu, rutsrfiiist buI9 ei0aeb0geue 5itiia=
tTHppaE, tabel GtoDab beiest. Sie Dar.
ben NIT arosem gEtsuilaamus belLlst.
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Sic gerRatFGaB BEG DsiltidsR BIotte.

G0nbonf q. Sdnpar. -Dte bIdne 3uC
E2lg6BtEuEg Der umlIltaulidtn 5l0tte oer.
fnIst mon bier nit aroBeg Auimsriilu1toit.
NuG uEiere Q0miraIidt bat aue 6dute coq
su ttuu, bern fie beabfditBt, bi3 gum guoe
6ss Satree 1891 bic eugIif4e Glotta um 21
BaujuiGjfi2, 81 gtpau5erte 8reu5sC uao SIS
ar6sre Srtagsi@ifie 81 0eIRdsteu ua5 bio
1894 s psitere 6ricgsi4fe, ~ gepa1lert2
areuBer uub IS fleiHere EI,egsiQtffa3l a. b0uau.
Gte eiu3ige 8eiir@tu1s 6si Der 0srfaIuag
oieier SGifie bgfieht cariu, bo5 tte iiir 0igis
SGiffe u5tbigeR 2aEouen ai5t leitig gsHas
ferlja eefieGt fuetbgu f11ngu.
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in iBrem beri8iebeneu Surmeu,
9tBt8cs RHb fattes 6t&ber.

IS aibt tein 6siImtsl I'm Der geCt, utlbe5 bE5i9es
rH0 llEc5 IJe6eI UUo auc uUccysH mGllr1sH, lo.D,c
Ecuu- uuo uEocre Eiebcr emit Cuifs UoH Jl a b.
uru'y 4tIlcD trtuer 4eII5 ais RaoDaq'5
Jgabu BelteT.
2r5js 80 8snts bic 6taiae. 81 BADEN bd
au.u Ggg.9eteIH
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3 spepGte,

eorfusE, reroor6entr B,1qeu uuo 9tltoFtjt oeruita
fsu ll ti. 1labuu8 Die 5lg 4u Sud 9CIommtu ba5-.
Ssrr rFhrrosn GGenIdQitU ulr Observation-Disclosures
S5 U1ultl.ten 3uElA5c5 be5 N0speCs llaltr.,
Brgts Posts. bic q AaGttt. Su t1yn oT
oatr GpOi5cteu. -.
Wsp g5rt
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81. GomareR. @rfle stkuna.
E6OeTage GtRHst!ditta8 ttt fsa6tltJs
29nGel2aenbstsets.

GbeuSIer mno Die slraEtdIe EsahI sn absss
oGeu, gEtiI.-RcSrearp DsrIangt ets amer'
Seruuu8 cer Ne1aSEf SeaIiItea. - CINE
lIaisFfadlus0 8sGea Die SiSEISieaftz 81 ats
tliIGra.-Zfet tgsuaOeeaeF6uaniIYe.
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@crnti3tes.

IeptGIsuteut SOrnep BON gla5ama Ieat
au etnem befttgeu aufau Der @rippe oaruie.
Ger, Hl0 bic Spmptome oeRtea aaf 9uageu.
entiauhuug.
Ste beutige Steuer giuua5me betrus
$433, isl, bic 3oneiuuabme $86O,662.
.3ur giuI6Iung befimmte yiatiuuaz Saats
RGieu tn Eetrags BON S433,353 Iiefen beute
tu SGasumte e,u.
ffrl Bto6e @0nfH5 GE9 Ct. Gout5 III som
Ganius SnperluteubeEreH Scrt2r lEr 5pe{ili.
@epjusgeeritH eruaGnt mo nit 4aeas5eitu1a
ttues 8et;dlte iibsr bic Habnde 51a!5 boa
ct QGniS beauftrGst UOrOeu.
Ger BIdF0snt bot eipeeUiliigt, bic pou
anagetp Carnegie Ser StGet &lsetens, 3d..
geiGenfte s5ialtothet unS auGagaGelie im
r1dfsu 9ionat, paariGsiaIid am H., 81
elGfEGn.
Ser gtnoteiefretdr idtdte teate bem 5eua!
sur antpurt aai eizsu con ieasr S1rpsridaIt
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EerAen II WtrEsn

Betereburg, 81. SaHuar. .-RahtG
ten ane Efrubub srgebsu, ea6 In Der plrTz
Ittu Byo5ju3 9borafaa Gin uaterl.ibsteiosu
eroifrt, ualGts laradiGs StsrblGfeit usr.
0nIast. 8raitouisno 3eSesldqs fino bersis
beii6tst noreen. 3a ylGr In Disi5eD Per
teu lQeIrdl bnIGi6ulttii6 500 Tlgniasu. 5H
gpbetraGJ ees Diaugsls au tE5tiaea asrj'
ttu iR csr Gfsratter Der Scu9e riot aeaau
b, taHrt. Ga trdbreus bGs IesteE 6erbiies
NE @tolsra TN pefiidleU BerFeu a,aI5te
NIB 70 Euuieube Uoa Rsuideu BON 6ort ua&
tfu Efen 6es Reibes eHifobea, nm osT
s1srtheit III eutgehen. 10 oernIntaet man,
tss bic SeuAe In Sbcrafou 6te Cholera IT,
uuN boB btsislbe bon Zen SIaahiugea sIEsts
jtappg pIrse,
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ffGe Geg;erupg bat beidloiIeu. e;ue giiga'
bGbH Uom SaifaEs &ea tu iii5idgu 5ibireR
bis nc@ StretiuSt On Der dtusFj3en 8reu,e
unO am GmurflaIfa Al baueu. Die &iute
nirb Gin ntttiggr 3Dei3 fiji: bic gt05s trans.
ccrtiuentula Fbirilge 8obH iei1. Die bis mad
bsbut uerIen iou. @a9reuo hes lgateH
Sabres putce beidJtfeu, ba5 Die galys Gtaie
innerbalb bret Sahren pclleuost DerSeu iolIs,
auCiH BE nbgEermGhEte Strede IL Die erTte
In BEN ierieils hes RGiHaIs See's gelsgguen
9heiIe Del &oute, bereu San blI9lOfsG Wog'
ben if,
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Betergburg, q. SAuulr. Die DO'uz
usnta IN 8s5ug auf bte anii6eu Bt9nHCeia
EnO 5olGab f6pebsuoe GtT5ttilGge ti52r biz
8rerSe tbrgr reIpstti1eH Bef5ungeH Ia
5ut2Ha, Guhameiifl, befaSeu itd IA 5da.
cen bea &Ecr.n, igsOd bat Der 2setere non
mot osftuttiU eirgspiaigt, ats S9is0agi3t!g
III baroeIu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28
ola gdesIf@es S6aeiterdleta.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-28

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-21
Mr.. BIaIne's Reply.

There can be no doubt that Mr.. Gladstone
is the most distinguished representative Of
tne Tree trade schooi OF pohtical economists.
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a;soourtao,,s !, ,,r,ra Z hroadar 4, b;s v;ar,s
tha,, tha E,,,l;sh r. tradar NJ ;ntall;g.nt
,,.otac+;o,,;st T., tba Irn;taI statas ,,rotends
that o,.o,.,- eo,,,,tr, ,so,id aI;Sa reaI;1a al.
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svstsr5 Great Rr;tain and tba limited
States cartainlv resemble ore another in
Nora ,vavs than either can he said IN resem.
HE anv other nation in the world. vet. when
W. comnara the two On the question ne issps
the differences arc so marked that we almost
lose SIGHT of the resemblance
- ,,o ,o,,, ,,o,
w "AA'o"'
Great Britain is an island less than ninety
thousand square miles In extent. Its life de-
ponds upon It's connection with other coun-
uies' Us p.1spe'1y . .es's apon ns In a:s,s
state Of the Union is nearly three times as
large as Great Britain. Several other states
are each quite equal to it in area. The whole
Union is we'll nigh forty times as large.
With these fundamental roints of difference
between the two countries. / assume that
varied financial and industrial systems.
wrought bv the experience Of each. would be
the Natural and LOGIC result Hsnce I do not
ioin issue with Mr. Gladstone ON both of hi,
nronositions. He defends free trade in Great
britain Ha assails nrotection In the United
States The first proposition neither deuy
nor affirm
On many no;nts and in many resnects IL
was far different with Great Britain a him.
drad Years aoo She Aid NOT then feel assured
that She could hear the comnetition Of Con.
t;rentaI nations She was therefore ag
o o avan crus,,v nrotsctive She
,,annfact,rsd for ha,ss,, ana For her nat.
,na.,, 80 ooio,,;ss raach;nr oronnd tha a,ohs
Into those colonies no other nation could
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-21
FREE TRADE vs.. PROTECTION.
The Great Duel Between Gladstone
and Blaine.
A Notable Discussion OF America g
Prosperity.
IL 1t In spite Of Protection or on
Account Of It.?

The North American Review for January
presents two papers that have attracted the
attention Of the civilized world. With ex-
traordinary and most commendable enter
prise Gen. Bryce. the editor, secured from Mr..
Gladstone an expression Of his views on the
long debated issue of Protection VS.. Free
Trade. Impressed by its ability, he then So
cured reply by Secretary Blaine; and Mr..
Gladstone most courteously consented to
their simultaneous publication, the secretary
to have the privilege of examining the Brit
ish statesmans paper. As will readily be
seen, this gives Mr.. Blaine some advantage,
but the argument on both sides is indeed
able. The following extracts give only the
most salient points
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-25
DIRECTOR GoRMANl God save usl

Van Houten Post Should Move.
If the Board of Aldermen has, on
the one hand, unlimited power over
the City Hall, and ii, on the other
hand, it is it's duty to provide accom-
mediation for the Tax Commissioners.
the present difficulty solves itself.
One entire floor Of the City Hall is at
present occupied by a private organ
ization which pays no rent and which.
has no claim or right to the accommo-i
dation save what may be founded on
courtesy.
There is no more reason why the
city should give Van Houten Post G.
A. r., a floor in the City Hall, while
it rents offices for its own use, than
there is for it to rent apartments on
the Hill for Zabriskie Post.
So long as the city had nc use
for the floor it was a graceful com
pliment to the veterans-for whom
we have all possible respect-to
allow them the use of it. But now
that there is urgent public need for
the space it will be only gracefulforthe
Post of its own volition to surrender
the place to the city. II it does not do
SO, it is the plain duty of the Aldermen
to take possession.
1t is absolutely necessary for the
Tax Commissioners to be near the
offices of the City Clerk and the City
Collector, and other financial officers.
In other words, quarters must be
found for them in the City Hall.
Now, where are they to be found ex-
cept in the rooms now occupied by
Van Houten post?
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Harper's Maesziue for August.


One of the most famous printing
houses that ever existed was that founded
at Antwerp by Christopher Plantin in
1856. md which continued under the
control of his descendants until 1857, a
period of 312 years. The bu ildings in
which the business of this remarkable
establishment was conducted, together
with all the artistic collections of the
house, it's ancient presses, and it's old
furniture, are now the property OF the
city of Antwerp, and have been con-
verted into q public museum, which,
with it's wonderful treasures of literature
aud art, may well be regarded as one of
the most interesting and unique in Eu-
rope. In an article entitled sPlantin-
Moretus," to appear in Hdfper's Mdga-
zine for August, Octavia Hensel will de-
scribe a recent visit to this remarkable
museum. The article will be fully illus
trated from photographs by j. Maese, of
Antwerp.