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Evening journal., 1890-05-12

IN the debate ON the tariff Mr.. Crisp of
Georgia said that the protectionists
seemed to have worked themselves up to
the belief that it was possible to devise a
way Of obtaining money for the support
of their own Government, by collecting
something from the people Of foreign
Governments. It is absurd to make a
proposition Of this sort" Only the most
casual investigation is necessary to
demonstrate the fallacy Of such propo.
sition. Suppose for example, the blu
for the protection Of home beef had
had been passed by the Delaware Legis.
lature does any BODY doubt that the price
Of beef would haveadvanced and that the
people Of this commonwealth would have
paid more for steaks than they pay nowg
Does anybody try to persuade himself
that the Chicago packers would have
paid any of the tax that would have been
imposed on the people to support the
home butchers? The Chicago packers
might have sent their cattle here on foot
and still competed with the home butchers,
bntjn the end the consumer of the beel
would have paid the price Of the beei
with all added charges from whatever
cause or source. 1t is so utterly ahsurC
TO contend that the consumer is not s,
much poorer for every item Of expens
added to an article of commerce, that /
seems a waste of time to re-state tn
facts in contr addiction Of this protection
fallacy,
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

LIPPINcoTr's MAGAZINE viii make a
novel departure in literature in the num-
her for June. J. N. Stoddart, the man
ager Of that publication, conceived the
idea Of bringing together bright lot Of
young men, mainly of the literary order,
and making a truthful chronicle Of all
the after dinner sayings and doings of
the festal board. without the knowledge
of the victims of the innocent snare
Mr. Stoddart took the idea from the after
dinner chats at the Mermaid, the talks
of Coleridge, the "Noctes Ambrosina, I"
Ia vie de Boheme OF Murger and
de Musset. the club life Of Thack
cray and Jerrold, the Utopia of
Brook Farm and the nights at Pfaff's
he conceived that the writer's Of
the present day would afford some
thing like the pleasure which the
world has derived from those master
Evening journal., 1890-05-12
lie LADIES Nile SOCIETY,".
Three Runaway Teams From Bear Sta
tion with no Serious Results.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRIsTIANA. May 12-The Ladies'
Mite Society Of the M. E. Church will
give a festival in Institute Hall, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
the 2Sth and Goth of this month The
society will meet at the parsonage on
Thursday afternoon to formulate plans
and to appoint committees.
The NJ. f. Sunday school Lere has ae-
cepted an invitation TO unite with the M.
E. Sunday school of New Castle in Civ
ing an excursion to Beverly Park, on the
9th Of June. A large number of peo-
pie will no doubt avail themselves of the
opportunity of taking jaunt up the
river,
Three horses, attached to as many We
hicles, were frightened at Bear station
last week and became unmanageable.
One horse was geared to a Germantown
carriage, and becoming frightened kicked
and broke the harness and shafts.
Another, attached to a buggy, did like
wise, while the third succeeded in getting
away, bat fortunately no one was hurt.
John and Jacob Barlow and Walter
Smith, all of Rising Sun, spent yester-
day with 81. h. Smith here.
The X. g. r contemplate giving al
excursion TO Bay Ridge, via the and o.
/ r. r. in the near future.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

THE ladies recently elected municipal
officers Of 0lathe. Kansas, have resigned,
disguised, because the men were opposed
to reform. The ladies had formulated a
program to build side walks, clean the
streets. close the hard cider joints and
stir up old dry bones generally, but the
men said as they paid the taxes there
should be no changes So rather than
have a row, the laaies resigned, to allow
men to run things as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12
LIE coLLEeE TEAMS WALK-ovER.
It Starts a slugeink Match and white
washes the Senators.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL q


washes the Senators.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL a
NEWARK, May 12-About 300 specta-
tors assembled at the Academy grounds
on Saturday afternoon to witness farce
in the form of game of base ball, be-
tween the college team and nine men
from Wilmington calling themselves the
Green Senators. The latter proved to be
mere plsythings in the hands of the col
lege boys, although by hard playing they
were allowed to score three runs Ross
pitched very effectively, and but two
scratches were made off his delivery.
Notwithstanding the fact that the game
was one-sided. there was lots Of good
playing on the part of the home nine
from beginning to end. The work Of
Hossinger and the batting of McKensie
were the features of the game. Mere
dith was the only good player ON the
visiting club. Its players wore the
fashy Oriols uniforms of the old Glover
club, but this did not seem to help their
playing. The college team will meet the
Elkton club at Elkton on next Saturday
The score follows:
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

n,ecev Of wit. wisdom and philosoph-
There were present at this novel div ,ner
among others: Julian Hawthorne, Edgar
FawcstS. The nos. iis.s; AlAuli' e Barry
more. the actor; Max o .sell, paul
Blouet), Gus Thomes, tho playwright; /;
Melville Phillips, book 4eviewer and col
lator of George w. Cnilds' "Reminiscen-
ces;" Daniel Dawson. the Philadelphia
poet; j. ArmorY Knox, the humoristi
John Habberton, the author Of "Helen's
Babies" Nugent Robinson, editor OF
Once Week; William S. Walsh, once
the editor of Lippincott's, and Frank
Small, brother of the revivalist, and
several others. A stenographer was
stationed behind curtains whose notes
will present faithful report of all that
was said, from the sherry to the cham
/ magma
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

IT seems likely that Carlisle will be
chosen to succeed Senator Beck. But all of
the men who are prominent candidates are
able and will be worthy successors Of the
dead Senator. They are ex-Governors
Knott and McCrearY, Governor Buckner,
the famous "Quinine Jim" McKinzie and
Judge Lindsay.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

In spite Of tariffs, the importations Of
hemp and fax and all other grasses for
manufacturing purposes are constantly
increasing but to nothing like the ex-
tent Of the increase that might be antici-
pated If they should be placed upon the
free list. The production Of hemp and
fax has not been stimulated, hence the
farmers have not been benefited by ths
tariff which has been an annoyance to the
manufacturers and a burden to the peo-
nla
Evening journal., 1890-05-12
G OF 10
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May H. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND,


NV y YORK, week days, .s1s, .7o5.
new YORK, Sundays. Y is, y t5a m, .24 40,
Paii+,bELPHIA, week days, .s is. o5,
u 81 ~ 50 a. IN: loo, F24O. 500, 4IO. +5ss,
3 . As = 20, 20, 70 06, lC 90 D. 10
PHILADELPHIA, sundays, 2 10, 6 50,F7 05,
81, 800. Al ~ m: o.. q 40 800, 10,
p. - 3s, % As, = 26, 80 % 0j, 10 10 D. .,
CHESTER, week days, - IL. o.l5. 20, y 05,
~ 49, 50, Fs "A, co. +9 81 40 81 10 81 fll.50 a.
m. 10 q 40, 800. 4Ip, SIS, s6.ss, IS As *7s3,
s 80, f9t6, l000p IA.
! {. e.HE5sfER. i 4 sundays, ,a;lss $50. 70 ~
& 10, t6 50 726. 30, 20 06, -l0r0 D. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. u. weak days,
= o. :. m. s7.45, = 40 m. Sundays, = .05 a.
~ WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGrON. = SO
AZ = 4j,+O 90 a. m-;el2 10 25i . Go. . y, II q
Baltimore and principal stations on Fhila-
delphia Division. 10 80 a. m, daily.
PIITSBURG. a SO a. M, -5.06 D. m. dailv.
CINCINNATI / AND i ST. LOUIS. 'is f. 10 u'in. n.
siNGEkIY ACCOMMODATION 7 40 a. m.
LANDENBERGA ACCoMSa0DAwION. week
davf . 30 a. m; . 81 and 06 pm
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION,
For Philadelphia week days, 5 50, 3d. 20
Is q, 70 4lfll 35, m, II 43, 45 8.f5. %, 45
n. m. Sundays, 3 . m; l2 43, 2 40, 3 So. ; o.,
9 As p. m.
For Baltimore. week days, 6.35, g q *l045.
~ IS a. IA, 2.45, % 90 D m. Sundays, 245 and
| $3.50 D m.
/ Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 10 4j a. m, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 50, 10 45. m; 2 IS. 8 90 D m. sun
days, 9 % a m; 2.45 and 500 pm.
Chicago, IS q a m. daily, except SuE day.
| Pittsburg. f5 90 m daily.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis 1l.35, a. m, daily
| LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily. *424 $40 S 15,950, *l01b ~. .3j q. .1e co
noon. Isl 3.OU, +4-5l. 35, IS IS 30. - 32 o.
/ 10 H., 80 pm.
| naiIy, except sunday. '6 ID 2 35, s.45 a. m.
4 so, +4.OJ and $50, pm. Sunday oniy $50
| q,
Telephone, No. 1893.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
/ other line.
Z. ". ODELlt q. O. SCULLs
Genl Manager. Genl Pass. Asent.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

THE publication of the rules Of the
Democratic party Of New Castle county
and explanation by the EVENING Jour-
NAL has stimulated the Democrats of
Kent to make similar rules or inaugurate
some method by which the will of the
party may be fairly and satisfactorily
obtained in the choice OF candidates.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

RErREsENTATvE FITCH Of New YORK
demonstrated that the Republican plat
form on which Harrison and Protec-
tion" carried the country by popular
minority vote did not mention free sugar
or bounty They we're after-thoughts.
What suggested themg
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

THE Mckinley bill increases the duty
on students lamps from As to 400 per
cent This is not good sense, but 1t is
good politics The colleges all teach free
trade. This tax is intended TO discour-
age study, because study, especially Of
political economy, tends to produce free
Evening journal., 1890-05-12
DELAWARE COLLEGE.
GRFFN SENATORS.
SCORE By INNINGS.

9slsw9Es 9elaN ssn5Pd1gg College d SSaSSldd 5 "a
Earned runs college, 3. Two base hits
Armstrong, Mckense. Bases stolen-College,
Il; Senators, 2. Left on bases-College. 4
Senators, 3. Struck out-By Ross, II; Speck,
T.. Base on balls-By Ross, .; Speck, 3. Hit by
Speck, 3. Passed balls-Martin, 2; Wier, 4.
Umplres-Joseph Smith and Harry Graham.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12
WANAMAKER,s.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, May 12. 1890.
JAe gOeatheY to.day IS hksLy
TO De cleur.

10 be cIets1.
Ready-made Clothing is on
trial here, especially in Mems
Suits with Prince Albert frock
coats, cutaways, and sacks of
worsteds, neat ribbed stuffs
and Clay weaves, and cloth
faced goods. The prices range
from $IS to $50 the suit.
There are Trousers here at S.
of fine fancy cassimeres which
you can have in lieu of those
to match the coats. You make
$I.5o on each pair you buy.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corpar
Eighteen big tables heaped
with nothing but untrimmed
Hats and Bonnets. That's a
fair measure for all our Millin-
cry doings. More kinds, more
of kind than ever before.
And the thickest places
are not Of the styles that
nobody wants. For women
there are little mountains
Of the big, straight-rim Leg
horns, MilanS, and Neapolitan
Stripes. For children a dozen
shapes that go as Sailors"
and for everybody a myriad of
styles with every bulge or brim
or dent or twist that the sea-
son has suggested.
Made Flowers for trimming
by handful or armful.
Southeast OF centre
Heliotrope Handkerchiefs
have plenty of likers: they
chime in SO perfectly with
some of the favorite dress
goods. -Four patterns, hello
trope border and centre, 2oc.
Another Handkerchief new
ness is of sheer linen with hem
stitched and tape borders, 6
styles, I2Hc.
Southwest of centre.
Only the finest cotton care
fully worked gets into the lovely
Brandenburgs. Lumpy, knotty
thread might do in Oriental
limitations Git isapt to be the Ori-
entail way to have them) but a
smooth, perfect surface is one
of the chiefest Brandenbure
graces. On such a cotton the
art printer can do his daintiest
work. Not even the rarest
Sateens outdo the Branden
burgs in beauty of printing
Hardly the stuff you expect tc
get at 2oc a yard!
A large number Of exquis
ite new patterns and coloring,
have been recently added
among them black figures OF
white grounds for the frs
time.
Northwest Of centre.
A new Lawn Mower-tht
Wanamaker. We wouldn'
have that name on them i
} there were any guessworl
about the machines. Note tn,
: modest prices:
l
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

f. Smiths tailor store, No. IA East Front
street. was disc vered TO be on fire about =
o'clock this morning by Officers Wilcox and
MelaIn, who exiting uisiscO tue nanius Dclorc
they had done much damage. The fire was
caused by the explosion Of q coal oil lamp in
the rear Of the store.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

JAMES L.DorIE has leaped into sudden
fame by suing for a sheep-skin ana
making serious charges against the New
York college Of veterinary surgeons.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

The brig Rebecca Crowell Of New York Is
lying At the Harlan and HolltngsWo-th CON-
pany's wharf for repairs.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

The Tune OF arrival and departure OF
New Castles accommodation train ac-
eording to the new table is as follows:
Arrives-l2 30 m 9. SO, 30 and 10 Oh
.. IN. Leaves-6 % a. m, z "a and 10 Is
D. m. On Sunday it arrives at ~ 30 a.
m, and leaves at 6 80 a m.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

w WILNINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD. Timetable. IN effect May II 1850
GOING NORTH.
Evening journal., 1890-05-12

10 inches $500
IL inches $3.50
IA inches 5000
10 inches $3.50
IS inches $500
Nothing sighted. AS good a
Mower as we know of.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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2Ims NMnn-

SAP oauua, 5. Niarl. ,0a 2uGa," -"
eiu Iiberalea Organ, bat grose SeuIatiou erz
regt, inbeE es tn etuem GettartiteL erfl6rt,
Der eiuIige Beg, bic AHnettiOu boa Cuba la
Die Ser. Staateu tu uecbtnbaru, let, bas
Sparien Der Sniel ole g Slbfresierung uno
gdUsliGe lluGbbdHgigtett gewd5re.
Inter ben uom@eneral Salamanca hiuter.
IaiTsnsn Bapte befuost itd cine gtjte,
myI&e eiueu Ststiff RON Der uutar oem cous
ieruatipen SegtmeHt berIihenben Corruption
eibt. Die yfote ia Don Snlamauca ielbEt gez
idriebsu, unb auf oifiIieIIs Dofumente 9efiist,
bic tbu oorgeleGt UnTbeu, berehnet er ben
9etrae Der Setriigereien uuo 9ietftIbIe BON
6ffeutIi6en EeGlnten pdbreuh Der Iesteu 3e5n
Sabre Gnf $25, ,000, 900. pcbei uods 8!ele
slauben, bab bic Srdsung nm $IO,. bis
2O,00O. 600 an aeriHg III.
8te fiirSItGe @Tploiion elmer 9p1antit.
Boulte, turt rpelde bic vea Autila Guiana
@iga1euz 6abrit" serh0rt perben iollte uuo
BON Der Die Brefe bareits beriGtet bot, mar,
tnie fi@ iset herousfeat, bas g9srf BON auars
dbiffen, ptldbe bic uEsufrieoenheit Der 4rbsi.
ter beuntten, uu uuorouuug su i1affeH. Die
BET bem SerhreGeu bstbeiliatsn Riguey
poren Irbeiter tn Der Babyif, rpeId1s mebrers
Gege porber enflafisu Uorbeu paren. Die
Grp'pfou ereiauete no 3tuiiGea II uat ulr
Moresne, bod muroe fie 70 uaaei1id, bar
autaltet. bag aur 9eringer Sha6en auaerl6e
tet uRn Jfiemaao Uerltst tpprSe,
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9fe rennbItrnnifd,srn gInhs.

9taibbilIe, Genn., 5. UIdrS. - Su Der
bcuttgen Sibung Der ygfational 2iQa Der
rCpublitaniid)en Clubs" muroe elm 8rief 6cs
Yrdit6enten 9arrion ucrlcien, in rusldlem Qetz
terer Spnlpatbte fitr Die 3ypfGe oG5 @OnOentS
duBut un0 Se0aucrn boriiber Qu&0ridt, bQB
CT bic ibm 3ugegan9eue Giua0uuQ 5ur Bstbei-
lt9un9 nidt accepttren fGnne. @taen Wtttaq
begaben iidI Die 9el5gaten nadJ Dem &apitol
uuO madten bem @OUUerueur, iomie ben Ntlt=
glteOTn Der @eeBgebun9 lire 2lufmartuHg.
g{attirItd mur0en 0Gbei tpie0er eine 2lu5abl
gSpeele8@ bonn Stapel gelafen. Sn Der
NQhmttta9s. SiBun9 nabm Der @onoent cine
Ylattform an, ipeldJe Die b0ien Oemofraten in
9epobrter sSetie Oer0OHnert uno Die gegen=
mGrti9e republlfantde Qbminittrltion nebt
StuBSou Golittf uno 9(len, mas o'rum unS
bran bCngt, al8 Elm Slid fir bas 2anb
preift.
Cincinnati purSe ais S6auplnb res nG9f.
ldbrigen @onoentS ertoren, uno Die 8ean1terls
mabl ergab fci9enbes 0ieIultat: PrdToent Sohu
Dt. 8huri1on aus giebrasfa, SefretGr u. 3.
6umpbreps aus Stem 9)ort, S9abmeiIter
8bineas gounSberrp ans Connecticut, Sices
Erditoent, reip. Wiitgieo oe8 @refutiO '&omi.
te's fir Y&ar1lanb Us. y. Suder uno @eor9e
{. Bellington.
9ludbem Die iiblibeH 9anfeSbfIdliiie fir
Die BIeIle u. |. 10. angen0unlGn iuareu, oerz
toqte iio4 Der @onpent sine die. llnQefdhr Der
brittle She'll Der 0degatcu reiite beute Ioeao
nad] Sauie ab. 8te lbrigen uerOen Dor
ihrer 9fudfebr nod cine Eour uadl UiempbiS,
chattanooga HRb auScren Std6ten os8 Sit
ben5 MAIDEN.
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Gin @dtnrEenifreEd1.

8eabtug, 3d., 5. gldrS. - 9ie 'front.'
isiten fat CHER pGuler in gBesueroiIe mur>
ben borIette ytndt bon lInbefQnuteu Idpar5
bemnIt. gtn @GifiSmauu, Der DdbrsuO Der
yin6t burd teu Srt gefOmmeu, Ia9te, baS
tbm eiEe S6ear maslirter 9ieiter begaguet
iei, uelde bHs Belt beriibt bitten. &iner
babe itm, init eiuem ReooIger brobeub,
GGmetgeu geboten, peuu ibm iain 2ebeu
lieb ei. @eftern Idnute bic 5ta0t Uie In
Srauer getttut aus. 0tou Glaubt, bGB cine
8onbe @iubre4er. naIde Die Segeu0 bte
uBett5 Qehigb 8abnn entIarg unFi9er ma
den. bie BeIitber spareu. 1m Jta@mittaa
murbeu atpet Cramps uerbnftet, a5er UEe6er
freiaeQeben, na&ben1 fie CUR Gauiigs ua9ge'
tpieisu, 6a6 fie ibre SGu6e buburt beihm1bt
botten, bus fie bsi'm Eurtidaffen Der Eriinis
mer zines eHt8Ieifeu SeIpaggou5 ae5olfea
hatteu.
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ggattge TtBSe aUeatn eEass Isd9'
GseftS.
NkttSt
6ftnf getioneH etId5oiTsn uaD ole iedlSte bon
hern Sg 6pDeY herhnFfsf


@ntnee0tlte, SBarf &ouut1, Wto.,
5. DIdr3. - @s mar I'm Sabre 1888, els Sob
STILES bon RaHG6uIettg nod Slaris &cuatp,
g|o., gefcmmeu uno fd baIeIbf nieoeriteB.
81 ierate beIb cine eortiae Sh1He tenEen,
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gtblon. Der feineu 6ebl 6arGus ma1te, bag er
ietBen WebenbubIsr in Der @Gaf bes IiiOs
d!ens aus sem glege rGumen Dole. I'm
9etbnnttsnbeue 1888 trafeH fid1 bic betoeH
WIanner auF Eiuem 8aIIe, ia 0em YI!leS NIT
tem gRGe6en ftd} ttnbegebsn batte, HnO Die
Ter, Der bic abfGlt @tbIOn's fanute, idloB
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trtt Briiber, tneIde ben Sob i5res 8ruoer5
N RIDDEN bRidIOfeu; uber ale orst pHroea
GnH WttIss uieeergeiGoffsu. Gigmal bate
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arflauerte, cine B,ifOle eutleibeH miiiien,
reiI er igine eiaeue pergsfien. 0tGn 9IGubte
bte Etbbe gesubet ola i'm Sanuar Bartlett
gibou, Elm 5nfd Der @rm0r0eteu, nit Iets
usu gobue Safe con Artauias bierler lam,
nG6bem ihm ole 6ortiggu BebUroeu G1e
,,0ion6iGeius 8rennersiH Gusgebaben batteH.
gBie gartIett nub S0fe balu fameu, bie Roqe
her 8GGler Don. @ibon's uuo ieiuer Briiber
su iiberuebmeu, 1T uubefGnnt. I'm lsbteu
SGufep, oIs gtiIss fiGl nod BEN @si5Gfte
0on DaUttiou begebeR nOllte, fab CT Safe Dor
Sen SauIe iis5en. 8erielbe bate t5n taum
bemCTft, ole er and i6OH cine BfoEe auf i'm
dnIa1te urb faueTte. Otiles bette nur nod
3eit, 3ur Gsjte Su iprtugen, moburh er fth
rettete, bnuu feuerte er ielbR isiue Biftole ab
unb traf Safe tus SerB. Dime ii9 Ianqe
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@ei6dft, no l6m Bartlett bereits nit etuem
@ifieIe entgsgen trut. Sof i9IHg Ct tim Sie
gBnfie aus Ser Sonb unb tn ietuer gigeu.
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fifbrpnb
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mttteI. $40 sNoaanertra.

i Il Ill o. 3. Dtdr;. - rSa 9tacion" in
8cgOta mel0et, bnB Die Suoiauu I'M 9itrift
Soianare, 3tuiihen ben 6lii6eu Nieta uuo
Guiiona, id ertoben uno oiee @emalttbaten
in Der llugebung pon 5anta glela usrHbt
hotcn. Die tpciBeH 2(nIieOler entflicben. Die
9iegterung bate oen betrcfienotn Snoiaaern
Dor gfonaten Sorratbe UerIprO6en, un0 Die
9itdlterftllun9 bes &eripre6cnS UcranlaBte ben
2tuiiiano.
Sn guCanamanja, Colombia, bat fiir5li6
Elm 4olibtIt letne Spei feinen S69ter6en i'm
Utter bon unb Z S0hren ermoroet uuO oann
UCriudt, aud ieine 6rau gu t06teu. @r murbe
lnoeB perboftet, uno i'm gsfGugniIic Ourdz
l9nit er iid NIT einem Rafirmeiier ben 5alS.
Sn 0fto be Sanero trttt bic YOfenfranfbeit
epioeluid) auf.
9tto De eSaneiro 5. WdrS.-Sn bisfi.
ger Sta0t, iOmie in Sabia, Sara, SQntos
unb YernambucO baben i'd 9ereine gebiloet,
nm engIilde g8auren 5u @uniteu anIerifaui,
iter 9SaQren Su ,bOpCotteu
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GBaS. SammonO a1tfoeFaneess.
A ne.tfanfftte Nahweaen oss 2paSSner
GtnbiFanoaIs.-@sFtasm Iao 8egeaz
ersEaeuuden,

ct. BQuI, WliEn., 5. NGdr;. - Gin,
SpeSlal0epeidle aus Seattle, QBaib, m,loet
Gber eine llnterre0ung nit @barle8 5aumouo,
@tgeHtbumer oe5 2Ofals an Der @leuelanoitr.
in Vonoon, tudde8 Der SdauplaB oes 0fterS
erudbntsn Sfanoal5 mar. Sammouo be-
trdbt sur 5ett etne Wirtblfaft N seattle. @r
bCItrcitet, noB ibm Die engltidle 0tegierung auf
irgenb cine gSeic Sur Sludt bebitlfltd geueien
iet. 9uBerOem bcbauptet ct, ntft geluu8t su
haben, oaB ismal8 trgeno etlpaS llnredte5 in
ieinsm Sonooner @tabliiienteut Dor iitl gegan.
gen iGi. Sober ien,r 6unoen bItte ietnen etQe,
nen Sd]liid gebabt, url0 er (0ammOnO) babe
itt nldlt I'M 8as geflimmert, mas fe in oen
ron ibu gemietbeteH fd1men trieben. 6amz
mon0 bebauptet, nil etlid)an retd)en @rubenz
baItBern i'm n0roltden GuglQno, iopie nit -
bem uerforbenen Saiier 2OIiS 9taposou BON
6ranfreit oeriOan0t III ietn. gr periprid)t,
0eunddf wciare Mittbe,lungen iiber ietne
u n9elc9eubCiten ST MAIDEN.
2onb 0 II, 5. WfdrS. - Sr. 2abou1ere err
fldrte heute in elmer llnerreouug, e8 ftebe auBer
3Weliel, bag SammonS's Tludyt begiinliat
murbe. Die 8ider oeS Goot i1en So1riiten.
biircau8 betpeien, oaB g2emtou, 2oro Qrtbur
Someriet's Nehtsanmalt, 9leiiebiQete uah
&mertfa fiir 6ammouO uno oen &naber, Ser
ibH auf einer Studt begle,tete, taufte. 2lu-
Beroem ertfuten ueridie6eue 8riefe, tpelfe be-
pieien, OaB 6ammonb 6iilfe Sur Tludt er.
bielt. 6ammonO's 8CbauptuHg. oaB er ribt
muBte, mas in ieinem 6aule borging, iei erLoz
gen. Gogar ietne fSrau un0 Sfmeiter, Die
ietne 9ausbQltung fitbrteH, bdtten ben @barata
ter be8 6auies gefaunt. Sin &reu3usr1Gr
5oumOH0'8 unO oC5 Gnaben, tpeld)er nit ibm
nOt amerifa entflOb, 0itritc intersHante Shat,
laden ans 2tdbt briuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-06
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