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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
sraB6ats aaf etaews aeEeoBofs.
9sfhtarauBes auf TtiTdc2 Sbat eeteppt nEo
etasr DsrfeEbsE GEIapiisH, - 9Tti Iss55s
betbnFkei.


9dhtufawber aaf friIBee sbat eeteppt nEo
etasr osrieEbsE sEi9PdsH' - Srfi 1E'iss
betbaitt1.
Qpuisbttte, 8p., 25. Sebruar. Ba5-
rero Der StuTm tn 1eraaugeuer Ratt am
5eitigfeu pitbete, areigueie fG cine i4a1'
Serbafte Srag8bte auf Der vgtortbera 8suez
terri" 3u giems aIbang, Sao., auf Der Cutge
gengeiebten 5eile be8 Ohio Rioar. &lre
al3abL 2el4anrdHber rpHrOe bort far} mad
gIitterua9t BET ber AusHbuug tbres 6aab'
nerlee ertappt; elmer OerieLban tpurbe auf Der
Steue eri4Ofeu, brel beFubeu fih iebt i'm
@eidugnifie uub Der fiiHfte euttam. DIE Sc
jeuihait befan6 aus bret goutSoilIer UerBten,
Or. s. 8. 8lGdbnru, Or. gB. 9. 8raut ua0
etueu1 8Titteu, beiieu yiamc nod ntdjt beS
FGuut iF, Unb 5nsi 5iegeru, DeIde bia Irbett
1grIi@teu loGteu. Die iiiui Qliuner bntten
iid iiber ben SLUG begabeH, nm bte 2et4eu
BON EBos. Sobnoa uH6 GoDQrO Bsarcei oie
en- Ie5tca SOuTtGg be9raben m0roen uareu,
la febleu, luo ale a0tbDeubtgea S0gbereEs
tuugeu mQreH aetrgffeu. 50 er5eut, h4B etII
8uabe, RGmeus 8eeble8, ben aalhlag aaI
irQeub eire gBetie e5fQtEel ul6 ben Ec,e6s
5GfsnaGteru geBeU cine tteine 5umul StI5
mitgGtbRtlt bate, Guf Dei4e @ldbeC es abgea
iebeu mar. &te bta &aldeuraubsC tire GlEb2it
ON @rnbe 5obuiou's begonueu batteu, loon
ibueu pI5Bl9 aUe Der 5tnfGruiB beC Befebi
entgegen: pSebt bie Saaoe bod" SA ibrem
S6iGdeu ergrifian fie bte Gtu4t, bic gBGd2ter
feEsrtan, uub elmer Der gteger 1irSte t6OtItdl
aetrcfieu su 8Gben. Degiebe fQrb btuHen
ncriBgu WIinuteH. St hattie, aI8 er 3uam,
meubrad. eiaeu 0ie00IUer haIb aus Der "a
i@e ge;Oggu, mar ie0O9 nidt melT i'm 5tguOe
aeneieu, bic gBaHe Bu gebrauaeu. Dret Der
6ld4tItHge nug1ea bon ben gBd1teEn hiu8s
feh 8emaht lnb b,iiaSeu ita ieBt i'm Sc
f6ugutB. Gin Snqgef pirO beRte abBeBaIten
meroeu.
(Gpdter.)-Br. graut unb Or. gladburu
tnb beute BON ben SrOBGeI9noEeuau Ia
Relps aIbaub pegeu 2eE6eRraubs uao Con
ipiTatiOu Sur 8egebuna etnes gemetuea Ser
bredeuB (Felony) In Aailage3uaauD DerleB
pOroen. Begeu Oes erfereu tbueH Sur 2af
9e!egteu BerbreGeHs lUuuen fe 81 breI bit
5gbH JabreH 3u1tbau8 unb De8eu oeS ley
teren III Bpet bis bier3eRn Salreu 3u4tbaus
ioEpie elmer GetORraie BON $500 bic 5000
beruribeilt perbeus
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geaeransmaaoermna a.aa gRerIEo.

9oHitou, Ser., 25, Sebruar. = g8. 3.
gui8, Elm 9}eger, tpelder an Der SplBe be8
Qtone5 itebt, giegcr BON Seras mad benz
Staate Gbtbuabua, Meritor 81 2tniieoelur98s
;tptdcn iibu3uiiibreu, fam geItern Don Der
Gtobt Werito bier an, I'M fid) mad 9tep 2)ort
I'll be9eban, mo er nit einent retdeH engltihen
Snnotfot eincu gufauf bon u1ebreren hnn0erts
tauienb 2lder soIOs, fiber un0 toblenbalti9en
2anoe8 in Merifo obidlieBen pirb. g6te cr
iagte, bGtte er Qgeuten in 3era8, pelte i'm
ndhften MonQte Smeihunoert Ieaerfamtlten
rad @hibuabua fiibren niirben, no don 5u
ibrer 2lufnahme smet naue 9taote gebaut
Qebaut miroen. Gr beuft Sauieuoe bon 9tes
germ nad9lerito I'll binqen no Die 9tegterung
itir bleislbsa 100000 2(cre8 2ano beptls
lint hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
gns gHnoepfff Drcter gR6Sd1eB.

2fbtoib, g8ise., 25. TebruaE. .-Sorge,
fem abeNb trofeu Die 6rduIetus &Grrsl 3'pe
uou Der brei StuOentiInen Der WormalIhule
DtIte Dor siuer gPofe pou bier ipGllue ues.
ifnunben, tn SegIeitnng ibres Baters IN
bieier Stost Elm. Die oTei W10deu maran
iiber ten sueefroreuen see nab ibrem s9olq'
erie Gelrmet, cine @utf,rguua bon IA Dfei
len, gesGugen. SrL. Baron, tare be9lesFe'
rtu, hefubet Fd rod in ihrem elterltden
6Gufe; fie Iette; rcd on ben EoIgen Dsl
SHapn1eu. Die Rdbden iaateu, oes fte 80
Wiemaueeu iber ter Sorh abeu aelprodlEr
bdtteu, aus 6urGtt bas bufieIbs Serettsi
Eetntu f01ute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
g3elB g0rTcr gf0dlrIdlfets,

Rt'7s9 9ort, 25. Fg6ruar.-Bte lIebern
refe be, GsiQionars SOB. Sai9b Hf0r mu~=
oeR heure glnrQgu nan gjE,u Eraueraottess
tieut IN Der DEeieiRialsit9=Ra =Rapgue On Der 25.
GtraEe ouf Ger yGl,RitA &emeterg," G.de Der
153. STase uu0 TO- E0anue, ueben heuiaLLa
gen Der Sattin bes 8eff9rbgHeu sur 6a9e
ggbettet.
- RaIfrer &au 3Ga6t BON Der 02enor-
5ius s8an1" murbe bgute Uol ber 3rano Sum
reaen BaIihuu8 uuo MeiHcia8 Ia Qgltapes
3uRau0 0erieBt. 8idtr Rartiae FeIte i1R
uuter $4,000 BHrgidGit.
- @naIO GfeGman, elm 56idbriaer &Hga
ldnoer ~, pur6e tn GCbofeu ais 8agabuno
lufgeorifjen uuo eiHgefldt. 4ts er i'm Sc
IinguiTfe burbIudt purbe, fauO man gel0
uub 8iamanteu TN Bertbe bon $4,000 iH
IiiuCa Eaitsg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
.,goo91egs" ats oer 8retss oes
.GhGrofee= =StEtp."

SOpefQ, 98., 25. 6ebruQr. - SaQorel
ron ,goomer8n rotten itd) jett idon an Der
iiibllden @renze BON Sania8 Suiammen unO
balten uuf Die BotIdaft be8 8rdiibenteu oar
riion srr @r6finlng bcs y&berofeez Strip. "
Senu Streiien entbdlt ba8 bette 2an0 I'M gan.
zen SnoiQnerterlitorium uno 1T reid an gSaI=
ier unb 8aloungeu. Man 5ieAt ans Der fitrS'
liden 9rotlamatiou oe8 8ldFbenten, melile
Die gutfernung Der Siebbeeroea Der Ydd)cG
aus oeu1 strip" bis ipdtefens sum l. SUM
anoronet, baB oa5 gebiet all ienen1 Datum
erDffnet ruGroGn mtr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
Sca eiusm @fgbreAer erTGofTen.

4fr0 n, ., 25. 8ebruar. ar.-@bQ8. S9oN.
terfcr uuo ieiue Satin h8rteu geftern irib et'
nen ginbretbu in ibrem 3immer, Das @Ae'
paar itano auf, Sitnoete ein gtht an uno folgte
Dem @inbreder in Elm 9feben;immer, no it4
her 2tttcre biuter einem Gfeu perbar8 une BON
ieinem &crfcd ans einen SduB auf Sbon'
fer abituerte. Die &ugel 5eriduetterte oieiem
baB 8tln. Der Giubreder iprang oann aus
einem 6enher uno eutEam nit ieiuer Seute.
Ser 8urid)e hattie sos in baarem 9eiOe ge'
TnhIrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
GIntOer6te6eeg 9ege8entEtb etsse
9sa5sta at&f stne SGttapps6Ee6t'

&aletgb, N..&., 25. 6ebruar. - Cine
SdoQr StcuIbeamten uberftel beute cine
.frun1me" @dnapp8breHnerei, iteben 0eiIen
bon Siusboro, uno Steueagent 9. 8irtpa'
trtd, nelder an Der Spiee Der SdQar itan0,
purbe babel bur6 eiHeu SdluB ms @eitd]t
ithmer perfpuubet. Gin gieger, meldler ben
GduB ab9eIcutrt bate, pur0e ltnmittelbar
barauf bura tiuen Der ge9leiter Sirtpatrtd'S
ridlniien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
8raMDe4

Concord, Ns6., 25. gebruar. - Die
SonbIdubfabrit Der yWferrImac'8lobe>So.n u
3u gBGrner, V.z6., purbe bente friib Htbf
eiuem grOBeu 8aareH0Clratb bIrdl 6eueC
3e fGrt. gerluft $4,000.
8aHcouber, B.sE., 25. Bebruar. -
8ns blefge Gcuu,ggerihts gebduoe uH6 bas
geianantB giugen beute In 5laWmen aaf Hab
idmmtIide Qtten 0eB Gountps pur6eH 3er-
fBrt. 8as @eJihtsgebGuoe bate $4,000
aefCfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
gte ,,Grau0sglrwp'' to g5sap.0org.

llbonD, N..W., 25. SebruQr. : Der
Sa6resberiht 6e8 pills .9eneraI. aoIutantet
8enfielo pom StaQtsOepartement Der IS. u.
st." 7etqt, baB am 81. 9e3enber 1889 iii
5taate $40 gofen nit 40,7 gutfle6enoen
uno 1885 fuspcnpirten MitglieOern oorbanOen
paren; am 91s DECEMBER 1888 CAB e8 $40
Bofien nit SO, ,846 Wfrtglte6ern. SIN abgelau'
fenen 6alenoeriabr muroen y meme Soften eire
genuitcrt, 13 6reibriefe ausgefellt unO MIR els
ler Suriid9egeben; annuQrt muroe feIner.
2tu lIulerftiibuu8en Durbeu tnSgeiammt $40,'
4l7.24 au8be5abIt, abgeIeben bon ben Prtuats
unterftiiBungen poblbabenber EameraoeH an
bc0iirftiQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
8ermtfAteS.
R,o bpufioe Steuer Sin

6te beuttQe SteneC GInnapu1e 5stru9
sl5l ,6l3, 6te 3oleipuGbue 1852, ,858.
Bur @iuI0iurs beftmmte ytQtiouol= Bants
ytoten TN Betru9e uoR $290,5 Liefea 9ente
TN GGatamse Gin.
gefrstdr 9racp TT B0n einen furBea Be.
iud5e in BbitaOeEpbia bierSsr 3uritd3efebrt.
Rret gpgebote auf bic Badt 6es 5ee5uub5'
farges in &lasla iiuo 8uriid9e3o9en DOEosn,
10 0Q6 ten ben sm0If etngegangeuen uur nod
ueua tibl.g fub; nit elmer Gnsnahme baben
aIe eoufnl. .ireube 6itmeR idrtftIide Se8IttRs
knnnen nrh @npfehLunnen et1aei@idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
S2c. 10.
gea1fttErWu0en In WennfvTvantelg,

gEtitt$trW10ttg ttt geaHfUTD aHfetgs
Bttt8bnrg, Ba., %. Bebruar. - BEe
GrmsttiruHgsH aai bsm GruHbbaFBe Der bans
feTottsn pGraF sgegaettsSTou Comp" pHrs
BEN 5eute auegafH5rt, uno bte babei ltattgea
funbeneu @Or8da9e eEiuuerteu an bic 5jes
rtu, lber peIhe ems SElau0 teIeggapbtIt
nir6. &itr bon eiHem AIbermaa abgeihldte
&oEfabIer, untarfaBt U0u gtttsIe6ern oeE
Girua 6riCnb, 5Ofiiatt & 8aigep bic 3dufer
hes giBeDtRums, uiari4Erten t1uttten fE6a
menheu 8eaguS nad bem 5haupIaBe, uHb
Elm gto5 iaRaT52r ua0 lDeiseE 5eDpbarE
IcIlte ibGeu.
Que Eptyeu Der % 5GuIeT In ,2ittIe 2tmeE
rid" paIeu GerbartiiaDigt. Die Eblre Der
28obnuuB elmer 6sau Qgu5 tUurbe 3uerii arr
brcaeu un0 BE BgmnbEertn nit ibreu fieiueu
6inOeIa uH6 6ausbalt2HeItsq au bie Guit ges
iIbt. ale baiammslte llenge murrte, bodl
PGm IS 81 ftinea @epalUbateu. Die Tirma
elilaEt, bte 8,robHeg igieu D5quatter" unO
Der GrnGt uuo &oo;n icu fir SabriG8WeGe
beGuBt DeEblu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26
@taerGG Garlu'S 2eBawDtstness

9fi d .,+ , ~, S5~., az qcohr = $40, iinf;G5
Der @crildlte, boB Die g2ouiitana'er 2ottarie-
Co." einen 1lsuen 6reibrief fir gtorb.9afOta
gu erlaugen iude, mad)t @eneral Subat o.,
GarIo, peldler 5IIamn1en nit general 8eau.
REGARD Die 3iehuugs scommiTon bilbet, befannt,
oQB Die @eieQih0ft nit ocnt Der 2egi8l0thr
bon g&oro. o.9afota gemadten Goridl09e gar
giidt8 at tbun babe rtub 81 bemielben in tet,
ucrlei ge5iebungen itdube. Der @enCraI err
tldrt e8 ferner fitr unmabrt boB Die @ompagnie
nurt 8eitc6uug Der 2c9i8latur BON 2ouiitana
cine Grneueruu9 oe8 Sreibrtefe8 berbet 81 fitb=
ren iud5e. 2lud bic Bebauptun9, oaB Die 2ots
tericgeiellItQft mdbrenb Der IeBten 4rdfbentz
id)oft8 &ompugne gr0Bere Summen fiir ben
republjtauiden @ablfonO beigeIteuert babe,
tnIrh nnn hen @enCral III 9breOe agiteQt.
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oea SrilaHttta. - EfeueTsbrunft.-W Webets
bGaORabHte SeB SaaStteatDum8.
9aoana, %. 6ebruar. - Sin griu9
nnrte gefern gtadt 9eua6t, Die s2tnttllaz
@ubaua @igarren 6abrit" in bic 2uft 81
iprengeu. @me 3pnQmitbOmbe puroe NAM
lid 6idt al BEN 9t0uern Se8 6aupt9ebdloe8
Sur grplofon gebratbt. Die uabeliegenbeu
QdHier mHr0en fart beifG0iqt, an Der Tabrit
abtr uur geringer Sd)obeu angeriatet. Saum
hattie man itd3 be1te 0torqen bon Dem ausgez
fiantenen Sd)reden erbolt, ais cine @rplofon
in Der gatabona 8abufation an Der ,Bla5a
be 2trlna" itatfano. SbQleidl bier uur 8uIpr
sur 2lntucnOung 9ebradlt tporOen, mar bic
gSirfung bod cine Itredlidle. Die GrpLoFoH
ting iid] gu ciner 3eit Su, Ql8 Der 8ertebr on
Ger StatiOn berCit5 Elm Iebr reaer mar uno ittb
in bGm @ebGube cine 9roBe 3abl 2tngefeuter
tno 8oNaglere hefanoen. 8a5 stations
gebGuOe ielbit m-JDe total ;uit6rt. 9reiBig
Sermmbete bat nan ans ben Sriinruaru ber-
Uor9GbOIt; nlebrere oerielbeu tueroelt iterbeH.
Geridie0ele Berionen tperben QuBerSem nod
rrnliBt. lin BEN Sdredgn nod Su erbG6er1,
fommt BON @aroena8 bic 9tadrit)t, oQB bic
%agghduier ron 6enrp S3urrieta burh Seuer
5erit0rt moroen fir0, tpooRr6 Gin Sd]abeu BON
$20O,00 au9eriftet pur0e. 9Q6 Die 4uf.
rcgnn9 ibcr 0iee grtgniiie in 9a0ana feline
gcringe if, IdBt fd beuteu.
ga iie 3u6ent 81 elmer 3eit cintrctert, lpenn
Die 9fegierunq obne Sberbaupt 1T, 10 lutiieH
Die Seb0rben Hibt, mas ST tbun. Seitoem
Die fiQrte Sano be8 gcneral @apttGn'8 Sala.
marca nidt mebr iitr GrOHung iorgt, baben
audi bic 8riganten an 3abt uH0 lluDerihintts
belt 3ugenommenr Die @egeno I'M Butrto
9rtncipe miro BON ibnen Ooutdnbi9 uniider
gemoht un6 ert tiir5lid babeu iie Spei rcibe
Didnner aus ieuer StaOt aufgeiangen. uno in
bic Serge geibleppt NIB bertangen ieBt ein
bobe8 GDiegelo. llno ME BORT, 10 ftebt e8
aud in an0cren 3bcileu Der SHieI ans. 9a
bic Spier feiue Qu8fd)t baben, oaB Die 2ofalz
teb0rOen ibneu 9d)uB getpdbreu, 10 miiiien ite
eben Ben 6orberungen Der 0tduber entipre4er,
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Set S0tltettbritd1 tte 9EttSOttt4 b
StHdtteun8 Der erten sEaAti3&en lbee oT
StotaitEppbs. - SrsattneNe ESabtIGiaGFet
bic Nrfnh1e.

ots NClG9es
8rescott, GrtS., 25. Sebruar. - Sic
f9Hmmfeu 8efiirduH9en piaFdtItdl De8
Dammbrud)8 81 gBaIHat Groue bgbeR iid
bertptriIGt, obaletdl bic Ra1litlten n9d
inner farg fiub. .3Wei In Lester gtadt BON
Obereu Damn QngetommeRe 5rabenQlbeiter
er36b!eu, baB fie in ber leeteu Sgcitaa Ra5t
nabe ieHeul 8amu1e La9erleu. Der 8amrl=
bru6 trat aegen l1br am SaulffGg ftitb elm,
unb nas gSaifeE 5iiir3te in elmer aftstg bobeu
Su6 6oben Boge bas euge Sbal btuau. Gu6
ni9t cine @pur BON BEN 8QmmP If ii6t.g
aebItRben. 9as gan5e grGBe II Dlei!en TN
QuG6rat rnefenbe uno 60 BIS 1C0 HaB tiefe
DefieIbGdsa pugGe IN elmer Sta4be eat'
Ieert.
Die beIben antGumIEuaa baben nor ibrer
@ntfernung mil mebrere1 BerIoaen bon bem
uuteEeu, Is Dfeileu meter abpdrts geteaeuen
8amme geipr0deR nu6 BON tbneu erIapreu,
oGB bia SamlGg'Iben6 25 2ei1en bort aufs
8eiunbtn tuoroen mQren. later ben lIeterz
Isbenben Retcidte grObe yt0tb, ba tpeber Na6s
run9 nod RIeiouEg gu erIangen tUgr, il. btele
BerIoueu paren geSDan9en, nd ta GrmQn.
aeIun9 on6erer 6leloer In SGde al hiillea.
G0u Ogu Qager Der 4rbetter, bie an Der
SGIeuie beihGittgt paren, iOmEe aus Bifaus
burg un6 aus ben InRebeLunaen uaterbalb
bss 3ammes Eiesea ned tmHer fetae gaads
rtdlten 6or.
Can 8rGn3i8c0, 25. 6ebruar. SIT
Senieur Gutber gSagHer bat eiueu1 Seridts
erfGtter eiRi9e Gtu3eIubatteu iiber bic @aRz
firultioH bes grosen Dammes iiber beu Saf.
!G9Gmpa. @t5er gege9en, g! egs 6eusn berpqnr:.:
Sobn5toDn, Ba., GROCER GabrIaiRstett 5et.
tens Der Walp 9Orier Corporation, peIde
ben Damn nuffttbren lief, 3u3uidEeiben If.
t6r. gBaauer nurbe uOr etwa auoertbaLb Sab
reu e1iuGt, iiber bic Si9erbett bes Daumes
8eridt 3u erfatten. St fanb BET ieiner SHz
fpeHtion, baB bic arbeiteu an beul FoIofat'
bau in b1dft naGIGiFaer gBeie ausgefHbrt
nGreu uno man nit Cement ipariamer uru'
gegongen mar, ale bic Siderbett oes DAM
mes 8ies gefattete. Or. g8aguer rtetb Der
@efeuIdQlt, bic Gontrattoren uno ben &bef'
Sugenieur, tpelte nit Der 8eauff9tEguug
bes 8Nues beau}tra9t pareu, 3u eutIafen,
neil Ct bieie 2eute fiir un3uuerIdifig btelt,
bod trurben ieiue UOBlaemetuteH Ratbi4Ia8e
rtd3t beadltets
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sic aatAoaaes ces gtaTseHtsa aae GEes


Sin 9lenorbeidInB, tpeldu nit cinem Dor
&ur3em I'M Scnat be0ntragten fait ioentiid 1T,
bat Saplor bon Suiuoi5 sum Sater. DEM
iad) iOQ Die &mt8oauer 0e5 BrdF0enten uno
SiceprGiiberten auf ied)3 Sabre DerlGugert tuer'
nen; Der &rafoent iit ni9t tpieOer ndbibar,
Der Gicepraioent ba9cgcn in benl Sal, oa8 er
in 6olge elmer 8afan5 III Die b0bere Stelle etllz
yrLntt iF. Gn'- aa,ss,seoss e"aiOntarstan foffast
merOta.
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Gtn Eoauaseut far aea Broapapa.

0a5 Slbll0t5gf @0nltte 0e8 JECQI1CnTQHTeT1
hauic3 beri6tete bente cine 8ill Elm, tDcldle ols
grri6tunQ zines 0louHment8 5u @hren Bm
SemD 5arrlion8, groBpater8 oes BrditOenten
loorriiOr, 3u 9tprtb= =8enb, o, autoriitrt uno
$25, 900 fir jeueu 3pcd OerlplLllqt. Gn Der
Sill betgefiigter 8eridt bepeibrdufert Die
9icnfe, tuelde Der GerForbene benz &anoe ais
@ouuUueur 0ea aSuoianerterritOrium8, ,@eneral,
&ongrsbmitgtieo, Senator un0 RrdiiOent lei
iiete. @snera[ Sarriion lie9t befanntIih 5u
Rortb.9euo begrabeu, unb Oo8 9Ionument
inm n,,f frtrcr,1 (Snrnh, rrNiE, hf,erAnff
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GMbaatf6e. SUaa@F&er WR0
8Gnoitete1

9GFfnd, siHe SabtiF tn Ote guft sH fpEeaaea.
gtn 8GbabOfsasbduOe omtd etae Ct
pGOFon aerit6tt. - 5retftg Gesfoustt tn
oea SrilmHtEtEs. - Gfeuers brunft.- Iebets
baaORahtte peB SaaotteatBurt8.
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espau ians 8eaerafESaiar fdr gaatoa ess
tfntatif.

8yaf0ent 9arriion iibermittelte beute bem
Serat Die @ruennun9 t5arolo 90, 5GtuaQ'8
aus Moine gum @eueralfonul iitr 2(pia, gu
moa, mo oieicnige foIaenOG SoniulH: 6enrp
QG. 2tuoum8 BON Ohio in 6anfop, Sobn
6otpler bou Mafotniett8 in ginqpO, gBu.
8. Wlc&rearp oon 0iiGigan in GaIpagaiio,
Sobu Steel Slpells pon Berniptuanieu in
9lcopel. 9tidaro q. 8aHf8 1T gum 3o(col=
leftor fir Den 8ifritt gtorfolf ii. Bortsmoutb,
&G., ernannt mogben.
ste aataoames oes gsaEseatsa ane Gtes.
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gsmeaSteaas oes tatssftaa<@ea aamssEs8s:
fskeS

Senotor 8abbOd bat cine 8iG 3ur 2tmen6t,
ruug oeS @eiebes iibCr BEN 5mtidenltaatljbcn
6Qnoel8OerEebr in bcn Stnne eiugebradt,
oaB fir lautmirtbihQftlide Brooufte inter
8eriidFdtigung ibre8 Rarttmertbe8 unO Der
BroOuftiouStoiien gitnittgere 3arifidte ol8 fiir
anoere 8aareu BON ben @iienbabuen getpdbrt
mer6eu 6iirfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-26

0IH I-.ess5cr-u1r Io1r o.'r V,e'.,,''''r ~
s.. @teele pom s. SaOauerieregtmeut, Der
Sol0ateni6inoer, Der in &erletun8 bon Grtt
lei / Der Griegsgeiete ben @emeinen gStlt
miBhanoelt bat 1T pom Srteg8ieFretdr @roctol
angeorbnet porNen. gSilo iOa bis mad ieinel
3eigniBableguug aus Der 5aft cnttaiien INT
ME ieoer an0ele Solbat Derpflegt lUeroeu
6erner heiBt e8, baB General 9fuger unb SberI
EomujeuO aufgeforOert ruor0en ftno, 8u erfld
rem. ME e5 m0gli6 mar, oaB in Der Serhano
lung gegen ggilO gctpliie llnregeludBigteiter
Dolionmen fonnteu, oAne unterIuAt 5u per
hrfl
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~ 81. Sobauu Aul, polLbefalter
Strase, erreidbt morgen, ben q. &c.
bruar, anf Ieintm 2ebeRegunae oas haIbe
Sahrbun6ert. Dem Gage ~ Geren Uerbsu
anfteru tn manuigfaltiper @eftalt aHt9ethht,
uub Elm @ieeeufeH,Yu CONNIE Il faut
isrbirt. Bon llbr Qbenbs on psr0en Die }Sef'
tGfeIu gun ShmauIe geoedt lstu'
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s,e Qftiba itnO fulsenO.rmaBsn araelent:

SD babe 00sH' @n"s a A'S F' e. H. ssats5oaf u
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annfIiale @neseE far weteranea.

Niir yiefeTNn9 fliNIlIldleT @IIe0er l0UeR NIdlF
mebr, wie bi8ber, Die Qntrdge Der geteranen
abgemortet, ionbern Die 3abtungeu iofort qe.
madlt tperoen, tpeuu iie fdqig itno; aus oteler
2lenoernrg Der grari8 ergibt iib ein einmaIi'
ae8 3efi3if bon 100000. meld)e Der Srtegsie'
fretdr in eiuem benz Gon9reB itberntittelten
9drei6en pom Sdatamt8iefretdr oerlau9t.
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8OOmOO'5 pilCn.
Gas grobe Sober. nno Wagen.6eiImittel

@olFdn6i3 8sfbmaslgs, a5G8uaegt. pur3irsn, rtsus
,gen, JIjrisI uuo tJai,iaeH.
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glQowaD'8 GeaOB 0eltef

Es giBt tciu 6ctlmttte in Der gBeIt neltss 5tttges
unb taltss Bteber uuo auC aH0ereu malartihgu i0De
G0ueH= un6 anoere 55e6sr Omit 6ilis BON U q b.
mOp's BtlleD lbneler 9clJ ais RaoDuFd
Teubg ReIief.
Yrgts SO Gents Die Glaiae. 3u BADEN Gel
nueu AputbeerH,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-14

Jewels, Princess Liliuokalani
was very tastefully dressed in baby
blue with ultramarine blue.
The Chamberlain, Vice Chamber
lain and Staff were all in full uni
form.
The thrones for Their Majesties
were draped with yellow feather
cloaks. Kahili bearers wearing yell
low feather capes on either side held
aloft the stately emblems of royalty.
When the party were comfortably
disposed, Bishop Willis offered
prayer, Rev. Barnes reading the
responses. The Chamberlain then
handed His Majesty portfolio,
from which He was pleased to read,
first in Hawaiian and then in Eng
fish, the following
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES,:
Your arduous and protracted la
bors during the Session of 1890
having come to a close, / sincerely
congratulate you that you can re-
turn TO your homes with the salts
faction that you have zealously en-
deavored to discharge the important
and onerous duties imposed upon
you by the Electors of the Kingdom
to the best of your abilities.
The very liberal appropriations
made, which are somewhat in excess
of the estimated revenues of the
country, will necessitate on the part
of My Ministers careful and eco
nomical administration of the funds
at their disposal in order that an
equitable distribution may be made
of the same in the various Districts
of the Kingdom.
l desire to express My high APP
probation Of all those who at con-
siderable sacrifice of time and per-
sonal interests have devoted their
services to Legislative duties. The
experience gained by them in the
Legislature will enable them to ex.
plain more clearly to their constitu'
ents the unremitted interest l and
My Ministers take in the welfare
and progress, moral and commercial
of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Mobiles and Representatives:
pray the Almighty that He may
continue His blessings to flow upor
you and Our beloved country.
| now declare this Legislature
prorogued.
Bishop Willis closed the ceremo
ny with the benediction, and thu
royal party Immediately retired t(
the office of the Minister of the In
terror, where the officials called anC
were presented to the King anc
Queen. After the preseptation the
King and Queen were driven back
to Iolani Palace in the state car
riage, accompanied by the Lady-in'
waiting and the Chamberlain.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-14
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
{ Per s. s. Amstrdlid, San Fr0n,
cisco, Non. ~
UNITED STATES.
THE ELECTIONS.

San Francisco, Nov. THE re-
turns of the elections are mostly in.
The Republican Party is defeated
all along the line. The Democrats
will have more than two-thirds
majority in Congress. The result
in President Harrison's State is an
overwhelming Democratic victory.
The sgd Congress of the United
States will stand about as follows:
Democrats, 23S; Republicans, 90;
Doubtful, 3.
San Francisco, Nov. THE
State election is over and the re-
turns are so nearly in that all doubt
has disappeared. That the State
has gone overwhelmingly Republican
no one presumes to question. There
is much yet to be known about the
city vote, and much that cannot be
known before the official canvass
takes place, but the returns are now
sufficiently complete to practically
settle the all-absorbing question.
EUROPEAN VIEWS.
London, Nov. 6.-All of the morn
ing papers make long editorial allu-
sions to the American elections.
The Morning Post CONSERVATIVE
says: If we may draw any conclu-
sion from the striking results of
Tuesdays elections in the United
States, where politics are mainly the
occupation of select body or train
ed practitioners in electoral tactics,
the conclusions from one election
or another must always be drawn
very cautiously. If the elaborate
exertions of Tuesday have any real
ity, they mean that had The Demo-
cratic party in 1888 possessed lead
ers of most discreetness and resolu-
tion the strange espisodes of the last
Congress might never have occurred.
The Mckinley bill is a matter on
which we readily admit the Ameri-
cans are the best judges of their
own affairs, as of silver Legislation.
There is, however, hardly any doubt
l lhup IuI WIN Which, Vic
Republican majority risked the most
important interests of the people in
their dealings with the currency has
| probably had o great deal TO do with
their present disaster,
The Telegraph independently
Says Yet, though the author Of
the tariff has met with disaster, and
the party which supported il has
lost heavily at the polls, the English
manufacturers must not rashly sup
pose that we shall immediately OK
perienee any benefit from the lri-
umph Of the Democrats,
Tho News says Tho result IL
less sensational, lh0pgh hardly less
Significant, than would he mo oonr
version of lhe American people 10
lQhdpnism They are already llrfd
N llp pep0slplQns MphlnlN aell
sHd A lhp bnl NJ snplhpl lpsr nhep