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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Der 9eutfdje Correspondent.
permlId)tcs aus Ofn Dsr. Staatsn.

9as uennjdhri9e SiuO oes SdneiSers
Sole0h Erieblauo in Nepe 0prf
lit itlt tlnI9er .3ett an Grtqltuna, unD Der
Arit bate Snr Glnrelbuue oes Safes cine
GblorOiOr:n yoiung, iOmie cine ouitens
NieOisin ueritrleben. 4lS Die Dtutter in
Der gfadt ibrem 9iroe bon Der ietteren Dfe-
biSin eIngeben mCIte, psrluedielte itc Die
beibeu Nieoitamente unO CAB bem Sinoe
eiHen 2Jriel non Der @lloroiOrH- 96iung ein.
gle erfannte jeood balb ibrsn ESrrtbum unb
iieB ben 2lrSt, rufen, OOf fonnte oerielbe
gtidts meBr Sur Jtettung oes Sinoes tbun;
Dafelbe ltarb mad Serlauf mrniger Stun.
oer.
g8ie beri6tet, fanoen idou Dor einiaen
9agen al peri4ieoenen Srten g eS adj +.
niBfeierlid d teiten 6u Gbren Ser
biugeri9teten Gbtcagoer 4uar-
6iffn ftatt. @orssitern abenO luurbe
cine iOl4e aud bon Der uunitso gS u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Smnoes= EQUATOR Iopap's SSicocr=
erndbiiin8 gefdDrSet.

. NtcN 10, +. 9fOO. = Glner gepCldle
aus Yicrre, 90. Suiolge lteat eS Ii6 jett
herOus, oaB Die Tepublifaner i'll Der @eIet-
gebuug SiiOz2atota'S Stimmeugleid)belt
nit Oen 9emOfraten, llnGbbaugigen unb
TuiiOnlitcu bel geueinidbaitliter 2bitim-
nllng habeH. Die Seileguug elner eiu;igell,
Der pielcu gSa9lcontele luwo 6Qher cruer
OOer Der anocren Bartel cine MujcrltGt pou
Smei Stimmen gebeu. Die 9S1eoercrmQb-
lung OeS 0fepubltanera 'Moo0n sum &un
bes'cn0tor lit 0aberuOh lNHge uid)t geiifert.
2ic hQuptdd)liden OemOfrattit)en Gambia
ten Iilr Oas Seuatorant liuO Die 0p. Sarts
lett SyIpp uuo =. &. WtcGlurt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Gin shiTs=Sapitdu ertr,,ufcn.

Tatber Yoint, Gue., y. gioubr.-
G0pitdn 2inOaQ, SefcbIababer OeS bcute
bier porbeigefabrenen Qanpfers u%ancou>
uer" aus Sloerpool, muroe am letten Nrei-
tag friib Ourd] cine Sturjmelle iiber SorO
geriiieu uno ertranf. Die gSeue sertriim=
merte Die commando Bride uuo fegte iiber
Ou8 gauie %erOed meg. 9a8 SobTcug
hate aui Der 9an;cn &eiie iurdtbare Stiirme
III betdmpieu.
IS erbeut, ooB aud) eir nGuartsrmaiter, :"
Ser i'd, neben Dem Captain auf Der Gom.
manOohriide beIan6, iiber Soro geidwemmt
murDe uuo nm 8 2ebeu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Gin aarton;cihner pcru,oliift.

Mtamaroucf, 9t.=D., y. gtopember.
- 0r. Sas. 9. gOOowln, 45 Sabre alt uno
ais S0rton;eid)ner am oYut" auociellt,
wur0e bcute iriih ais yeide auf Ocm Gicleiic
Ser p9cm Yorr Dem 6apen 6artioroer
Sabn" oufgeiuuoeu. Gr mobute nit ieiuer
Namilie in Miamarouet. 2luem 2lniheluc
nad) mar er, ais er ip0t getern }lbcuO Qui
Dem Seimmege pOm Sbeotcr aus Dem 3uge
geittegen uuo iiber oa3 Sabugelcie gina,
BON cinem anNereH 3H9e 9etroficn unO &c
tD0trt mnrNcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
yiorft mn Sprfe

Qonbo II, II. 9lOuember.-Se Staaten.
SbligatiOneu: 4=proS. 12G&, Oitto 4! =pro;.
LOG. = 4ttieu: Il. Is. 9S. 324, Ditto Yrior.
4pro;. AZ, @anaou-F Facific 1T, Grie IS4,
SQinOiS Geutral 95!, Dterican 42g,
ct. Saul 494, 9tep=Yorf Geutral 100!
Beuniplpanien 524, oteaOing l5!, MeTicall=
Central 73.
2iperpool, II. 9foo.-l2. so llbr 9tah.
mittagS. Saummole: Amerifauiide Mittel=
iorte 5 3t8, 90. 9tem-SrleauS-. 3ie Ser
fduie berugen 5000 Sauen, Spefulatiou
uuD 9Isiubr 1000, 3uiubr l5,4UO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Cine Wennid,aft fir oeu re,,cn
Greuser Ian Nraitiisru."

Gbicago, u. 9tooember.-Gi Grtra=
Sug, oui weldem 10 Seeleute, 30 Sdifis=
Jungtn uno Siii;icre, Die fiir ben ncuen
Nreuier - San 6ran5isco" beItimmte Ntouu,
id)qft, uOn Dem Srootputr SGiHsbaubof
naA Sau 6rau;iSco bei0rOert werOen, pal
iirte I'M l llhr hcutc irib Die bieitge
Sta0t. 3uei SdJiiisluugcu ipran9en ;mi-
idlen Grie MD SufialO BON Dem 3uge, mGb=
reno Ocrlelbc nit elmer Sduclllgtett BON 80
Dteilen pro Stunoe fubr, unb entiloben.
Sic Ninunld)ait miro San 6rau5isco an
uGdliteu SpuntQqe erreideu.
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Gr1nGc.

8riuceton, &ls., y. gfopember. -
Ser qr0Bte @etrOioe- GleUutCr in biciiQcr
Staot lit III Nlnmmcu aufgegauqcn. Der
ielbe qch0rte Ger &bicu9o'er Niymn g. s..
Dole K Gomp. uuo muyoe Qui $4,000 Qe-
'dJdtt.
Siour SAILS, 90, II. 9toutmber
- SEQ. ". &urniloe2 %eibitau, bic l8ag
gouidluppcn Der elettriidleu Sohn NM Der
pJtiueriloe-y -yeihitall" murocu gelteru Ourh
Neuer ;eritOrt Huo 81 Eferoc crljtteH ben
Glantmentoo. Ser &erIuit beragt ttua
$4,000.
Oertcr, DC, r. 9topcmbcr. - Gbo5.
G'recnpooo'S l&ollipinuerci III Gorluua
ging beute frith in 6lanlmcn aui. SerIuit
$4,000.
9igg8, Gala., y. 9}opember, - 9a8
pjOan1iltou Sotel" uuo mehrere beuad)barte
Oduler muroen heute rib eiugeddlert. Ser
luIt $4,000. SObu Sed lam III ben Nlaul
men mn.
g8tlmington, 9el., -. 9topember
Die Sdeune mo Staluugeu AM elmer
Der 6armen Der Tirma G. :. GupOutOe Dc 9ie
mourS & Comp. 81 Srduoputut NuuOrt0
mHrbcn beutc friib ourd) SranbfITter einge.
d|dert. SerluIt S14 900. Suncrba.b zines
Sobre8 iiuo lest pier &ranoitiituuQeu AM
benz Gmout ihu GiQsutbum periibt mor~
oen, moOurd1 Nie 6trma II mertbOOue
4ierOe unO anOereS Gtgentbum I'M QScrtbe
bon iiber $40, 900 uerlor. Sine &clohnunQ
oon $4,000 lit auf Die gntbcduu9 Der Srauo-
filter au5Qeiett.
Die @ebGuoe oon Sturr & GerfiuS
Ntilherci Su Wiiobletomu, 9el., Qiugeu
heute nebit GinrifuugeH, Wfaihiutrie mo
etnem grOBcn &orrath Butter III 6Iammcu
AM. Der &erluit miro auf $4,000 ge-
id)Iet.
Yofport, 9t=g., -. 9}oocmber. -
Compton & SpalOiu9'S 6lciihluocu "
WioOleport brauute IN Ser ucrQanQcueu
9todlt uieher, uuO Der 3541Ghrige &oiepb
SpalOjng, mclhcr i'll obcren Stodmerf
tliei, muOe III Sooe Uerbranut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
SobuunfGQ.

yet It 0 II, Ya., u. 9topember. gin
wetlid 9ebenOer Terionen;ug Der pHeao=
ing Sabu" ent9leiite beuts 9lbenb cine Niele
0itlid BON annuille mo itiir;te Don Der Su0lf
SuB boben S0i6ung berab. Sbgleid Der
Bug nit Yoa9ieren 9efiiat mar, fam oens
nod 9tienlan0 um's 2ebeu, unb nur iieben
9erionen erIitten Serletungen. Gonoutteur
Seni. Seruict nnD Gepddmeiiter 6ranf
Yollad Vno Die ein;jgeu inter ben Serwuu=
oeten, beren Serleeun9en einigermaben be-
SPrfIirh finn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Tic Ncp 0 ol1tti Oh 1T S, nmomras,

y Al btngtOn, ,. G., y. 9tOD.-Yinc
I'M Staatsoepartement ans Der Stoot @ua-
temola eingelouieue 2epelGe Oce @eianoten
9|tSner meloet, baB Sur 3eit cine deuolu
Gauge lit. Der YrdiiOcnt Der 9tepublif iit
aus Ieuer Stahr pertrieben morOcr, iammelt
je0oh Jept cine Streitmaft Sur &cfdmpiuna
per ,SulurGeutcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
3ur Sarifiraac.

Yef, -. 9touember. - Sanoelsminifter
8arOB ermGbnte beute i'm lluterbauie bes
ungarii6en 5feitsta9eS Die lluterBauoluu
gen nit 9eutidlaub i'll Sesu9 aui Die Sa=
riffrage, uno iagte, es lei Die Yilid)t Der 9fe-
gierung, womO9llfl ale 9ifierenSen auaSu=
gleiben. Der Dtiniiter beiiirluOrtete einen
9emeiniamen Sarif fiir Seitrei9 unO I'm
nnru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
ocS Shatamts sur Seieitiaune
Der &Ienlmte aui Dem (SeInmnrftc.

y a bIn9ton .. g., y. 9(oUember.
- Sdotomtsietrtt1r @iubom autoriiirtc
beute cen lluterihatmeliter Su San Tran-
ii5to, 0epoIiten bon Sautiers eutQeQeu III
nebmen, meld)e bieelben per ScleQraph an
ben lluterid)atmeiIter III 9telu= 0ort III iiberz
mittcln uiinhen. Dies geidliebt, um 9teu,
Nortcr @eihdit5lcute, meld)e @elberjn Sau
Truu;iSco austebcu baheu uno Oieelben
BORT uiL)t braud)en, in Stano I'll ieten, Die
iclben ;ur iOiortigen SeuuenOuug mad 9iem-
?)orf Su ubertragen. 9as Sd)abamt miro
in anOereu Stdotcn, in mel6en iid) Inter
idJatdrtcr beIinOeu, Gbnlife NtoBnabmen
erareiftu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Saauerre unp Serpulsos.

Yaris, y. 9touerber 1ie 8oli,ei
bat bas 9ueu, weldes Smii6eu 0en 9epu.
tirteu 9aguerrs unO 9erouleoe i'll 6olQe
zines in Ser aammer itatt9eiunbenen Stret.
tcs por Nd) gehen ioute, iOlusit uerbuoert.
@s perlaut.t jeood, oaB iit beiOe 6erren
morsen in Surenlburs trefien weroen, nm
iid bort au l9la9en.
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Gin Galiiornier u oro roaebcimn;s.

0terceb sails, Gal, -. 9tou. -
Sobu {. Sustt lit bier aui ashsimuiBuoQe
9Sei'e ermorpet porben, uno man hat nod
feline Spur pon bem Wt0rner. >Suett mar 20
Sabre alt, bate Elm &erm0qen non etna
einer balben Wtillton uub mobnte nit ieiner
sman;igjGbrisen Srau III einem einiameu
SauIe. 9lm Sonntag beiuhte er in Der
.gtGbe luobnenbe &iebSiidter, tebrte aber ;eiz
fig nad Sauie Suriid, oa sr Die 9lbiift bate,
an leine in Gan 6ranSisco duf Seiud) met
leube Srau ;u idreiben. Geiteru friib murOe
ietn 2eid)nam AM SUB Der in ben gSeiufeller
fiibrenpen Sreppe gefunben, nit idwsren
&erletungen am SOpe. Sin au0eianQerer
Srtef al ieine 6rau ldBt baraui itlieBeu,
baB Suett I'M Streiben purh eineu Seiud)
unterbrod)eH puroe uuo bann in ben ySeiuz
feller aing, I'M isluem @aite Elm Gla8 9Sein
uOrsuieeen. glls sr iif porniiberbeugte, INT
Die Seuertbiir 81 id]lieBen, periette ibm Der
6relnOe einige SdlQge nit einem Seil oDer
dbnlihem Snitrument. Haub fann augen=
ihelulid nid)t oas Ototlp sur Sbat eemeien
lem, oa alle Sertbiuten au Dem 2eiduam
oes Grmorbeten qeIuuoeu lpuroen.
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Seupea's WSoroCr.
Sirdau's S,inrid,tuus auf naditen areitas
fcjtacIett.

9So 0 ito If, Ont, Il. 9topember. -9ie
Slnrldtun9 Smd)al'S lit aui uGditen Treia
tag Sormlttag 9 llbr feitgeiett. SIN Yubli-
tum 9laubt man iteIf unO felt, baB SlrdJau
troE alIer Semadluug ielnen 9Sdrtern nod
ell Sfnlppdlen ltlagcu uuo eutpeOer auS=
bred)en oOer Selbitmoro begebeu mirD. 81
nlge serbredDen iid) ld)on Die a0pIe nit Der
mibl9en Srage, oh Sird)all 0u5gelleiert
merOen tollne, meltu er nad) Den Ser. Staa-
ten enttonllne, oenn - 70 faltullren Die
S6laumeter - megen oea 9urdIbrennen3
fann er ntd)t auSgellefert merben uuo mcQen
ocS OtorbeS aud) nid)t, ba Der Nau bertitS
erlebi9t lit. QSie eS beiBt, bat Sirtal in
elncm Seitament leiner 6rau 2lllsS permadt,
mas er beiitt, bof lit id}per einSuieben, mas
er tbr et9entll6 btntcrlanen faun, anger lei
nem penl9 begebreuSipertben 9tamcn. Sein
uQterlid)es Grbtbell bat er bis aui ben letten
oeller uerpuluert, bod bebauptet er, oaB tbm
I'M ndd)lten Sabr Elm Vegat 5uIQllt, oQs er
lelner Srau Sumenoen mill. Ser Staoratb
bat it'd in elmer &eiolutlon oaiiir peripsuoet,
baB oeS OforoerS yeld)e nid)t, pie es Sraud,
1T, i'll GefdngniBboi periharrt, ion0srn Der
Srau Strdall Ibergebeu mrb, Die tie na6
tSuolaub briuoeu mlll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Ser Scntide GurreIponoent,
Sdelih, notertlib unb SoHHta9s,

q. 9airc, Giscmtbiimcr nno ReSaftenr,
eiOmcrzGte 3altimores StraBc uns Tof%Stfcesgoe.
@reis bes tasIid,cu 1latteS, nu-h Srdasr in S3aIs
tinicre uuo in Der 1iGcbGriddft heor3t LIZ Gts.;
fdsIidc uno Sorntdaesstns Is Cts. pro
9odc, iuhbdr ip0feEtli an Die o1sSlatt beoraenoeE
2rdoer.~ Saoiidl nebi Sonuta as Mus eabS inter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 pro Sobr, iilr fliIere
5eit IN SScyldlniS ii:r Die uodientiid,e elueaabe
nit SnEEtaasbiatt, portcIret, nit ab5ug tiir Clubs,
oes, 81 nah europe. Spnntage ge=atuSaabe 81
pro Sjabr.-Ha5 bette urb biiltsIte oeuticle SIatt
in ben UtitteIz uEo SIoitaaten.
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~ { IT g nRero t t G.

6ortOauer Ser SriiiS in Der gSall StraBe.
Snstcniion Oct ,,Yprtb zHiper: Sanf. ."-5roB
stHcoem cine feitcre stimmmng anf oer
,Ifticnborie." a. @eriidltc tber ssn An=
fani Der Hinton gaciiie Sdbs" ourd,
San 6uulo. Sas Sfasamt nmo Der
ScIpmarft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
@ntiaaoisuns iHr TeGiuuoIauS III 8cfs
S.;F

2onbou, -. 9toucmber. - Der 2cu~
boner vt. Some5-@a5ctte" iuIolge MAIDEN
Die llnterhanOlungcn 5wiiden GroBbritau~
MEN uuo Sroutreid) iIr &eileQung Der gteu-
iunbldHOer 6iiderelfrage befrieoigenee Sort
drltte. Die SaiiS Der lluterbuuOlungen iii,
oaB Srantreih Die irar;oiiid)e &iiite BON
9euiunolauo an GiroBbritauuieu Nbneten
uuo Ourh ir9eno cine brltiid)c, metafrifa
niide 9olonie, m0glid)er 9&etie Gnmbia,
taiiir cntihQOigt meroen 'oQ. 2luBcrocm
iou 9tcuiunOlano OOs iogcuunnte a0oergeiet
mlperruien
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so;ialiIt.utrapau in Jtaltsm.

j m, IT. 1toOember -EIHt NeuIe NlNt
Rouenna abgebaltene Sojiall'enuegamm
lung euocte mt cmer &etlereI IN Ueldtr
3euoper uHO Diefier ais 2&uHeH OlenteU.
Sin Ytaun muroe getOotet, Iuo mebrere on.
oere crlltteH Serleeuugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
snpairifaniihc eanporob,hrr

Sopfa0t, u. 9tOu.-liaior Sobniton
uno 81. Sameion, Die GntOeter eiuer tiir-
iereH Houte pom giaIfonu-ganO nat bem
D}eere, itno pom Eun9tUe bier mieoer eitz
getolfen. Sic berld)ten, 0aB Die ganpidait
Ilanlta iid raid nit G5OlOiutern uno Earz
mcrn fiile, meld)e bereii ieien, BEN 9lniprii-
den Der YOrtugieien auf 0Qs Gebiet eueroiz
ld)en &ioeritano entgegeu;uetsn
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Ser 8inoermurS in 8arid,au.

%Onoon, II. Yiopember. - Der in
9&aridlau gtgeu Die I1ebamue Stibn5fa
uno pier Gjebiilfiuucu ougeitrcugtc Bro;eB
bat lest ietuen 2lbitluB gtfuuoeu. Die Sc
nannten mareu bcitulolgt, ben Soo uou
200 Saugllngcn Berbeigeiibrt 3u babeu.
SSle bemlclen murOc, patttn iie Die Sinner
baIboutenomciie III SGrge NM lieBcn iit
bcerOigen. Die 6raueu muroen ifuloiq
beiunoen, famen Ober nit lcbr geltu6tn
Straieu Oopou. Die geuauute '0ebammc
muroe 5u Orct S0breu CieidHgniB unO ole
iibrigen III tiirjercr Nait uerurtbcilt. Ser
Stuot0anmaIt bat gc9en baS milOe llrtbtil
appeuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13

2ugerfeuer BERG bHe Der Sc
teruneu." - 6eutc AbenO III in lir. y,
Sf-6apcfte-, nabc GbarlesitroBe, cju "a
gerfeuer Seitens Oe6 ,,Surficlo yagers ocr
ySoIne Der $eteraueH" nrraugiyt, 5u mel
dem, wie an auoerer 5teQe augc;eigt 1T,
Die Niltglieoer OeS oSurnilOes&O1cuS," cine
Der itarfTen SrgauiiatiOHeu GI S0ltI
more's, inter GoulmlnoO 0t9 Capt. u. ,i.
yInOiap uebit AoIutaut s. .. WitSlHre nd
Uou5Gbllg eiHiiH0en molien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Ter Siarswiti6 in 9ltbru.


Ser Barrier StaOudtb uabm geItern
einen @eitluB 81 guHiten Der ;cuireicn
Giuiubr BON SdJaafen in 5rantrsif all.
-9le 29ittwe oes 6er;ogS pon DtalafoH,
melfer it'd I'M Srlmiriege ausSeiduete, lit
geitorben.
Der G;ar bat bic SiirItler Serctituqiu
unO Sogoluboii eiugelaoen, I'D oem Giare=
pitih an;uihlieBen uno oenieIbeu auf ietz
ner 9teiie 5u beglclten.
Ser betGHnte fronj6Fide 2lsrOnaut
@OooarO if geitOrben.
= Nus g8ieu piro Der Sob oes @raien
OIorit @iterhaSp, ebemaIigeu 0itreidli6en
e'eiaNOten an Den Sa;ifan, gemelOet.
- GroBiHrIt gifolauS, Der trante Snlel
be8 @;areu, iOu oemnddit BON 9Dalta aus
mad petersburg SuriidgebradJtwerOeu 3ie
Nerjte ertidren tbu tiir lOiinung5loS wabu-
illuig.
- yorO GOleriOge, Sbeyrihter BON Gnq-
lamb, lit BON ieinem tiir5Ii6eu 8rantbettsan=
ialle geneien uno miro am @iontaqe eue
AmtSpflttten mieOer auiHebmen.
- 9as Gebduoe bes gaboud,ere id,en
SlatteS pSrutb" an Der 6leetitraBe in 2on-
Don wgros HHr4 6eUer serr0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-13
Sic sried,iids sgnooc uno ole bulsariId,cu
BeiitIidIcu.

Gonfantiuopele -. 9lopcmbcr. -
Ger @roBueSir Siomil %aida bat iit) Der
grtediid)en SpuOOc gegenH6er erbottg gc-
madt, elu GOift iu crldiieu, burh mtldjcS
Die firbliten Hripilegicu Der Spnofe ME
Ner hergelieut merOeu. HSenH ole griedJiiheu
Airfeu mleber gt0iinet uuO Der EatrlaI d.
ieine 6unftioneu mieOer auigenommen ba.
ben miro, Mil Der GroBue;ir lciucu ginfuB
Oabin oufbieten, OaB Die bulgorilhen @elit-
liteu III Ni0ceoOnien eiH beiouoere8 0ubit
Qnlegeu. Die Spuobe bat ben Goridloo
S!amil Eaiha'S abge.ebnt uuo beitebt bor,
aui, ouB Die buIgarilden geiIliden iiir
,1thismutifer erflGrt merDeu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-06
Sunday. Arril Il. lS9o
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES.

A bill 10 assist the staie. and terri
torie, Ia MAINTAIN agicultural college,,
introduced by Spuatnr Mori'l, VIII
no doubt he favorably received by he
western public. Tue purpose OF the Il
is TO set aside The net proceeds Of the
sale Of public lands, as well 4 = portion
of the annual payments o the Pacific
railroads, as an educational iund
One half the interest. at 4 per cenI
only, will he used to maintain agricul-
tursl schools and colleges, until the
limit Of Sos ,0fO each is reached. The
Other half of the interest aud the ex-
cess over the S25, 900 /. to be used for
the support Of the common schools.
No distinction will be made a. be-
tween the states aud territories in the
division of the agric IltuTal college
fund, but the number OF illi,eraies In
proportion to the population form y
basis for the distribution Of the CON-.
mon school fund. As this bill rele-
gates the expenditure of the monies
to the ~respectives states, 1t removes
one Of the serious objections to tn"
Blair bill. which imposed upon the
genersi government addition Tespon.
sibilities.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-06

c~odn;enance OF Inc ten assumed an
anxious look. Panther" exclaimed
an old hunter. Yes" responded an
other. ''Smells u game" says the
third. Soon, naturally enough, we
were engaged in the narration Of blood
curdling stories in relation 10 panthers.
Then one of the party thought we
needed fresh water in camp, and Mat
was detailed to bring il from the creek,
a few rods away. He hesitated, but
went. taleng the AK with him and
making a." quickest lrip ON record.
We noticed after that when night sci
in we always had abundance of fresh
waterln camp.
The next year Mat was with MS again
in the same region. but in a wilder
camp. if possible, tlian the old one.
One afternoon came into camp earlier
than usual and found Mat sitting ON a
log. the whitcst darky | ever saw,
grasping with both hands one foot, the
blood dripping from them. found a
frlglltiul wound; he had put the full
edge Of the ax deeply and lrngthwise
into the top of his foot. With the aid
Of thread and a glover's needle !
closed the wound, and wih bandage,
from n linen coat | had in camp
staunchcd the flow of blood.
The nest year Mat did not accom-.
pany us, but procured another darky
who was several degrees darker than
the ten of spades, but sharp, raised on
a plantation in Missouri.
One day while chattering with Billy
he said: Mr.. L., Matt says there are
a good many panthers here, and thai
had better keep a good lookout and
have the AZ handy. Did he tell you
how he came to cut his footl He said
one day he was chopping, and when
the AK WAS raised ready To strike. Q
panther screamed behind him III tho
timber, and he looked around sudden
ly and somehow the AK came down on
his foot"
A few days after that | came int,
camp and found Billy preparing food,
and a few yards in front of him, sit
sing on "A branch Of "A tree, was "A small
owl looking wisely at the darby. Billy
with a twinkle in his eye. pointed :,
the owl and said, Mr.. L., there /,
Mats panther"
Moral Never brighten poor darkie'
with Noiest and STR
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-06
Nubs of News.

Three saloons were raj led by cru
saders ut Kingman, Kansas. on Thurs
day.
The Chicago worlds fair stockhold-
ers, several thousand in number, have
elected officers.
The south bound Omaha fast mail
on the Wabash was ditched near 1t.
Charles, No.. but none were killed.
s. H.. Cavitt, a well known cattle
man, was murdered In Jusrex, Mex.
leo, by W. :. HoltoD and J. W. Clay
ton.
A heavy rain and wind storm
Thursday night added to the terrors of
life in the flooded Town Of Arkansas
City, Ark.
The house judiciary committee IA
an amendment to the constitu.
ton providing for the election Of U. s.
senators directly by the people.
President Harrison has approved
the joint resolution for the relief Of
the sufferers in the Mississippi valley
and the urgency deficiency %appropria-
ton bill.
The executive committee OF the Iowa
snti.pronibition republicans have pc
titioDed the legislature regarding the
legislative necessity Of mod flying the
law providing for the prohibition Of
th. liquor traffic"
The 81. Petersburg university stu.
deuts assaulted General dresser. chief
Of police, when be tried TO qusll a dis
turbsDoe. All the Russian universe
ties were closed by the government.
The students insist that the trouble
IL solely on ccouDt Of educational
matters.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-06

when he wants the le..d, lie would mol lie able
to get il unless he held the command In
trumps. Consequently he plays his trumps
con~seryatively.
Round 3-B9 &c, ID KIN C, Axe, CSs
Round A 2s, CAS-, b Us, D7S
1t is now apparent TO A that d holds over
him In trumps. This was plain to him even
on the first round, when { showed his weak
ness. A therefore shows his weakness in plain
suits by leading the Of spades, his only plain
suit Of four.
Round 5-B ID, D2d, Add, Ckd.
Round &C kh, B I Ia, ID kn h, A3c.
ID plays his kn hearts in order to unlock Cs
suit aud A i forced IL trump.
Round "A KIN 5, c ks, Bias, Dss.
This play illustrates one Of the peculiarities
of the plain suit games, and the situation Of
the spades deserves 70 BE- studied. Ii, in
round !, b, instead 81 playing a small dia.
mund, had returned a, lead Of spades by play.
ing the ace, then it must be apparent that
g. king would have made. But now Z Is
caught in a trap, He knows that Is must
nave the ace, and that in round be has fin
esei his q. He knows that IL ir passes As
kn. h viii hold up his a. consequently lie is
Obliged 10 play / second hanl.
Round S-B6s, ID q, Ass. C5s.
Round I'D 2h, A3i, CNh, Bqh.
Round lob u III, DSd, Aid, cad.
Round lib cd. ID In Il, A5c. Cjd
These last two plays show the lntricacies of
the game. The play III the heart by ID ell
ables A Ia throw III one OF his diamonds, and
this enable, A Ia play in the eleventh round 81
that A can make his small trump. This would
really nave made no difference in one game,
as As ten Of clubs was bound To make, but il
b. remaining trump had been larger than
Dis second one, BIS play would have saved q
trick.
Tricks Il aud u are captured 10y ID with
his remaining trumps.
A and b make three by cards.
Ton LANSING.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-04-06
C. r. MIDDELroS. PlaintiG' e Attorney.

STATE OF ~MoSTASA.ls.
COUNTY OF CUSTER. l"'
In District Court, said County
In tn matter ~ the estate Of bridgetta Nc.
{ anna. Deceased:
Notice il hereby given that James Coleman and
Y. Flynn have filed with the clerk ~ this court a
petition. p aging for probate u will and letters
testsmentary ofthe estate Of Biijgetta Ne anna,
decea"ed. and that Tuesday The eigbth day III
AoIii. 1890. a, 10 o'clock OF said day. being a day
o a special tenn OF this court. appointed for the
purp use fproving anG admitting to probate said
will end issuing letters testamentary thereon at
III" court room OF said court, at Miles City, In
ssid 'ounty aud state. has been set o. the time and
place for hearing said petition, when and where
any por>0n interested may appear and show cause
why the said petition should not be granted.
p. NJ HwARTZ, Clerk.
Dated March 2sth, 1890.