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bat Die gcOlOgildjen Serhaltniiie ser 9lppa=
Ia6enfette ndbcr beifrieben. q. @uosmau
bat elnen lelenswertben Nuiiap iber lite
rariidIe SdlidJer I'M ltiterthume.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
II NWttF'VEF W TINtIN4I 1WVNNs
Tie Vcniipm Der &ittue Cutters.

I09 &0mlte 1llr JnpQll0en, EenN0nen hat
heute beid)lofien, Die Su, meld)e oie Geuz
ilon Der gSittue 0es Sen. @uiter, Der III 1876
in Gem Sample 9t9en ole ieinoliden SioNr
ron ytttIe @i9 1oyn fiei, uofl 5000 auf
1920 pro Sabr erb0bt, Dem 0auie ;ur 9ln-
nabme su emYiehIsu. Die Grh0bung miro
6rau Gutter nur aui aleidJen 6uB nit ben
9Slttp,n anberer llrioHS9eEernle Don 9lsis
dem Hangc itelltn. 9ie Glu plro bel Der
criten @clegenbtit sur &srhanOIuug aui9e=
rut.n merNenr unp .6rau &uiterS 6reuuoe
merNsn elnen ensr9lid)sn 9Striub mahen,
1hre 2nnabme mdhrenb Der segeuulrtgen
&oHgreBIItung burdBuleten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
GuslauS uuS oie Suoeuucrio Isunaen i'll 8mi,s
IauD

2onb II, Is. 9eSember. - Die 9te9es
rung iiebt nit ScIorgnlB Der Ntalienelus
manOerung Der ruliilden Suoeu nad Gngz
LAMB Die nuf Dem SSege iiber 9euti6lauo
fommeu, entgegen. Sic hat berett5 lbreu
Gonlulu ben 2uirag qegeben, iiioildle Gnlts
granteu por elmer 9luSmanberInq Had) Sugr
lanb su marneu, oa eS BORT fiir tie lebr
idupcr balten mlro, Irbeit III fin0en. 9a5
t1eim iiir beoiirittge 5uoen lit iiberriilt, mo
uieteu Der llugliidlideu lit nadl 2lrHerifa
lueltcr9ebolfeu unroen. Die enaltld)en Dir
better haben qegen Die Maiieneinpauoeruug
unp Die leiteHoeu liibiid)en @eid)ditSleute
haben iniolge 9eIieu 0iientlif erflGren la=
len, baB ite thre bebrdngten 8laubeuSbriber
gleid nad) ibrer 9tufuuit i'll Gnglauo gleid)
nat, ,g}emz yort ober auOeren 0QieH 4merts
ta's meter bei0rbern laHeu wiiroen. SIT
ipildltn ut Die Sage Der Suoen III HuBlanb
elut nnertrdgltd)e gemoroeu, un0 mabrld)elns
lid ipiiroeu tie ale ar5manbcrn, meuu Ite
Die Nitttel un0 GrlaubulB 0aiu erlauqen
t0nnten. QSte elmer Der Nusmanoerer Crz
tlQrte, blsibt ben Su0en in 9uBlanO nur Die
9Sabl splIden Saufe uuo Selbitnoro. 9llz
9emeiu 1T man ser 9(uiidJt, oaB Die Iuti=
Senlitsu in Dem @3areu tbre frdftlgite Stiibe
hoben. @beisRabbi NOler ertlQrte, Die 9e=
QenmGrti0en SuoenuerfolgunQen in Rubz
lant eicn Die groBtt !Selmiuhun9, Weld)e
bic @eid)ld]te Der Suoen Su uerseid)ueu
bate, beOeutenb gr0Ber, ais Die SU0enUerz
iol9uugen inter Seroinauo uno SlabeQa
uon Spanten.
Di osfau, 16. 9e;ember. Batter Hemi=
ron, eln Hrleiter Der orthoooren grted)tldeu
Stride, bat ntdt geringe Auire9ung ourh
eine 9egen Die Seriolgung Der Suoen ge=
rid)ttteu Yrebi9ten, melte er III oem Sloiter
St. Ntld)ael bel SoeTa b1lt, Ieruorgeruien.
Die bl. SpuoNe beIdlaitt9t iit nit Der 2lns
gelegenhclt.
ScoteIbrauo.
9ubItn, 16. December yHonalz
Sotel" III Silteel I'M Gount1 0omu brannte
mQhrsnb Der pergan9enen gtad)t uieoer. Der
gigeuthlmer mari leluen tleineu Sobn au8
Dem Senlter, berlelbe lpnrhe unten BON elz
nem Otanue aufaetau9en uno eutfam uue
oerleBt. Der Gigenthiimer uno ieiue Trau
iprungsu oanu herab uno erlitteu feinen mez
ientldeu S6abeu; oa9egen tru9 Elm Mdb=
Cteu, melde5 uad) linen aus Dem 6eNIter
praug, t0otIid)e Seriebungen Nauou. Die
iibrtQeu 9emobutr oe6 Aootel8 uuroeu NIT
telit gsItern gerettet.
Ser SanaI itber Die 2anoense BON Goriutb.
Qonbou, 16. 9e;ember. Die 8eams
ten oer ueuen Gciellidaft, rpelte Ole 2lrbeis
ten fiir 9urfied)ung Der 2anoeuge bon 60
rintb iiteruonlmen baben, erflGreu, baB iie
cen Saual bis sunI 50. SUM 1898 beeuOigE
merOeu. Die geisulAait bat Die lluteritiit,
sung Der u3nbuitries 8anf" non Athsn, Der
yNatinnal- Bauf pom 8riedeulano" uno Oc8
NiuionGr8 SpngroS. Seit Dem ]. >&uli
iino iibtr 100000 Subltmeter grOe ouSge-
9rabsn moroen. Sn @an3en itno iiber l / =
900 2lrbeiter au ben perid)icbeneu Stelleu
be8 Sanals beidditi9T. 9t0h ieiuer Solicit
buna miro Der Sanal eiuen beoeutenOcu
2luiidpung III 9riehtiden 6auoel heroOrz
rllfen.
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sie eptbrDdc unc ser iriId,e eanoaoeI.

Honoon, Is. 9e;. - 2oro 9Sollelcp,
Der 00tItcommanoirenOe Der engiihsu
Sruppeu in Srlabnb, bat beitJloiien, htt
Solpaten aus ben fleinen garafen in abs
ieits 9elegcnen StdOtdeu 5uriitiu;teben uuo
feline Sueitfraite i'll eiulgen, penlgen Gar
nlloueu su cou;eutrlreu. Otan lollte oers
mutben. Dap Die geute III ben tIeinsn S!dN.
ten, meld)e jebt BON Der IutpeIeubelt Der
engliiden 9totbrode beireit merOen, Naribtr
icbr arIreut ieln miirOen. 2lber gan; oas
Gegeutbeit lit Der Sol. Plus aQen Srteu
iaufen Eetttionen in nlilttdrilfrn 0auptz
quarter ein, III tueld)en Goro gSolisleD ges
beten miro, bic SolOaten utft Su srtfernen,
neil Ole lotaleu @eid)QftSiutereieu III iebr
oaonrd) Ieiceu miirben. Der ganoaOel m6d)te
ebeniallS nidt germ Die engliiden SifiSiere
auS leinen 9eIslligen 3irteln oeruliiisn, uno
Die lriiheu OtdOhen t0nnentrOt all:r natioe
naleu &orurthelIe ihre Gorliebe iiir oaS
sneIerlei Sud nid)t perb.rgen. Ibtr trob
9(ueoem mlroyorN 2HolIeIep oarauI belteben,
ooB Die 8ruppen mebr coussntrirt uerNen
uno Die eugliiden 1Otbr0de merOen balO
gaus aus Den lrIdea GanDiQOtsH peritpiU-
0el.
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u o ts cn.

Ser Senator Gamblers, elmer
Der acueu royNmeIil. 3euIaamen- Siant5=
manner, bat cine 8ia eiugereidlt, nm Den
GdatamsIetrstor III ermddtigsr, tiEltlg
Bullion III Fari einiutnuFen. Mtl
nidlt beF oerr <cnator uorber sin @elst ers
iaNsH, lpeld)eS btlmmt, mas bel Stibsr@
Gniicn Bari beoeutet? 9as ii ia chen Der
lirteyifleO, iii einem 2nnoc III sine llrse
@oip iiinisebu nm cine babe lluse Silber
pertb, IN auoeren 1G nm I'M crlrten IS oper
nehr; mas If. bos fel,fetsnoe SetbGltHiB?
es eibt l:ibtr ielnes.
ueueie gtumn1er be 8 Johns
Hopkins University Circular" llsQt ms
np.. 2m Nameu Des pSohn oopllns' Sras
psQsrs.@lub" beridtet YrOi. 0teiO non Sbio
iiter ZEN beribmter Niuir Gletidler in
glaafa. meld)cr jepenfal5 BON alien Glet-
ldjsru in Der gSelt am Sfnellfisu fortriift,
nenllid) 60 6uB tag!ld. D.. 'oanstneft
tat elneR lan9ereH :uterefanteN artitsl iibtr
bic pabagogli1en 6ortidritte in SapaH.
Ser tlatias @eO!oa 9r. q. >. &laiams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17

Cine beionbers iulminante &soe belt
rorgelteru Snnbe5 lenatOr Eance
gegen bic 3mangsbill. gr hielt Der
repuhlttaui'6en IartclTor, oaB lte Is mar,
bic i'll bsf Denominations Ysriooe I'M Sii-
ben eiuen Garnepal Der Corruption uub bes
Setru9e5 geietert uno iiir hie Sioldnoer hle
oplle auf @rpen geIhaiien babe, mie lle ftlu
Milton uno tsiu @aute beldlreiben t0nue.
SIN GonsriB- nmte babe auSgeret)net, bag
III 'iinf fur3cn Satren Die nHeuti;he Sd2Ilo
bes SGOeuS autin in 6olge oes 0faubeu5
rno Flunoetus Der flngri9eu Hspubllfaner
nm 5000, 900, 900 9sitle9eu, nobel Der burd)
Die republltaujIhe 0tbmirthidaft perllrz
lad)te lNb.rette Sd)aOcn gar nld)t nnit9erets
net let. Der 2lusgau9 Der ieeten @abien
1el mahrlld) cine @aruuug 9emelen, DIE
Tld)t lrlB5uperlteben lei, 0ber "quem Deus
vult perdere, prius dementat" (,,men Sott
peGherben mil, Sen itlagt er nit SiiuOz
bettD. @roBe 0eittrteit errtgte Seuator
Sance nit eIusn braInldjen &erJleid, Gr
metnte, Die 4usubuug beS SttnmredtS
lolle geluiiiermabeu gereirigt meroeu, III.
Dem Sle &Ghler burd) Die Nilter Der 8un'
Observation-Disclosures qepreBt niirben; mer aber
re'nl9e bann Die Sitter lelblt? lluO oarauf
cttlrte CT:
Der Ghsiriron ndtt, ME lpsltbstaHnt.
Yer aIttH lomitGot llierr1Eo
9Str ndidJt Jeo oJt]-ia9t Mrs, Sibr GuteH-
Natber oe5 Glenno nou's 9rous BInt5tnE"
(StS;ta)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17

nen, ebe Der 3utsr sewonnsn mirO; 9us
aber faun na6 ben Seridt init 2eid)tigfeit
bur6 Die stnrenNung uon alfohul geife=
len, mdbrenr sugleid ber grtrag bel pers
baltntBmaBig geriHgcH Mebrtoitsn weientz
lid gelteigsrt luerosn fanu. lin ben 6abriz
fanten bic genutung beier neuen Griin=
hung su srm0gllben, mirD por9eidlogen,
fir bst babel in @ermenbuu9 tomneHben
GIfohol Die Steuer su erlaiieu. Sir Die
Sortiegnna Ger Seriute III grOBersm MaB.
IIahe merben $780, 900 perlan9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
gtms ocr SnmocsbamptitaSt.
Nus oebnmng nes Sricftrdscroienites anI
Staote bon 5000 Sempbneru.

gSaibinaton, 3. g., 16. 9sSember.
9as &omtc fiir @oitdmter unO Ioitrouten
bat heute beifioiieu, Die Yiu SIR 2lusoebs
nung oeS Srieitrdg.rbienItes AM Staote
pou ninreitens 5000 Semobnern, beren
Yoitamtcr mdbrenD oes lebteu NistallabreS
cine grutto Ginuahwe Don nenigiteuS
$4,000 batten, Dem Saule sur 9tnuabme III
empIehfen. 9uBeroenl miro OaS @Omlte
cine SiQ einberidtsn, lout meld)er fiinftlgz
hin SulispOItmelitcr iomobl, ple Yoltnlel=
itpr Is nrtinrr III fts0s,t hnhr--
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TQrft tiitO EorSs

2ou0ou, 16. 9ejember.- Staoten=
Sbligationen: 4-proj. 1899, bltto 4tpro;.
1851 .-2ttitu: q. s. g8. 33!, 0tto 4rtor.
4-pros. 4, @auabasYacific 74!, Grie 194,
20. YriOr. 99t, >5.ls.zGentraI 1901, Merican
46, St.Gaul 53i, gtem=9 9ort-Gcural 1921,
Yenuiplpanien 513, ReaOtng l5g, 0terican-
Central 754.
2iuerpo Of, 16. 9e;.-12. 80 llbr !iads
mittagS. 8aummoue: llmerifau. Dlittelz
iorte 5 SIG, 90. Stem Orleans. Ser
taufe tetrugen 5000 SaQen, Spetulation
UNI ausfubr 1000, 3uiutr $4,000.
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NSptl Gin NiicnI,afins Sfrife.

9ubIiu, 16. 9e56r.-9ie p9orters"
Der p@at,rforo. 2lmcrid Sahu" iin0 auSg.=
itanbsu. Sic utrlangen Grtras8esablung
fitr Die ibn.u auicrlegte grtrn girbeit. Der
Gertebr aui ber gobn mirp wahrideinlih
aciperyt Der0en.
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- -
!9urSc GdbeIoeOeSd,ru

= 9te SOirs iit bei Muntes, 5raufreid5,
5u9eiroren.
= 1ie geire gebt bel Bari5 nit ihwez
rem 5reibciS, uno Der 9ampferpertshr 1T
eiugeilellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
Ser 9entidle Gnrreiponbsnt,

N~"5'fNFI 10
sS. Naine, Giacntbir1cr unS Mcoaftcur,
euore=gtc Saltimorc=S trafe uno 9oit=Si Sifce=2Ipc
GreiS bes tasIid,cn GIattte, bind, 3rdger in Sat=
tiuiorc mo in Der 9iadbaritoft beior3 12ls Gts.;
fa9Iic,c uno Sunrtase= =4tussabe Is Gts. rro
ote, ,5atlbar uod'sHtl 9ic nas SIatt teIorsenoeg
SfdseI,,S Sanildl necf SnniitnassAus gaet uHter
Seit in Gcr9dItEiI; iiT bic tupd,en:iid,e Iusaabe
nit Sunnta9s6Iott, portoir:, nit st6;u9 tir Clubs,
S1:oo ss' 5Ief' nan t'seso e.nem gtis oss Sn'an1
pro Sahr,-0as bette uno biuiaite oeutdbe Slatt
In bel Ntittez uRb Siioliacten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
RortuaaIs usuer 9ump.

Yaris, l6. 9e3embsr.-90S SNnGifat,
mel6eS ilh organiiirt bat, nm Die nsnc porz
tugsiiide gluieibe auf otu Mtartt SIT britt
gen, heicbt aus Der r9ant BON 6ranteid),"
ser vSttomanlideu 8auf," bem y@rebIt
Qppuuais," Der rSanque Snternationale"
uno Dem Sanfbouie Stern uno @pbruiita.
Die portu9ieiiidJe Regieruug III gesmungcn,
ais Siherbet fiir Die 9lnlcibc Dem Sunolz
lat Die GrHtyoe Der 3abattencr Su iibert
laieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
,,Sein @clpidyt IN Golo pertb."
S2n IA. 5aHuar 1888.

Sen IA 5aruar 1883.
AuQuitd q, Ga.
. r. u Rao nav: Sb babe ollie oic peyitieoeEeE
Dlitte Die in Uidrtte iEo, ohHe SyOig Utriutt, al5
lid meiH 5uitaHo eHolld5 uerliEImete EHo eIF yIcuHo
mir ritt9, ,}br feaop Jtgei 81 gebtaudeH sd ld9le
eiHem 9iathe uRo gebrautle oaitlbt an mtlHCH Susa
geeHf uro an metHem 9Hie uEo mar u Te.ntr Berz
DuHoeuHg am EGtTtcH UtorgeH Wsocr III @taEoe.
meneH YIldten HatSn9eBeH. 5t Bate lelr ian9e an
RbeumGtlSmE5 gcltteH. SD Uctoe Ele UbHe ii. H.
u. ieH, od Is elH GeUl1t III GClo lDeub IT. Uieine
Ututter wuroe oHrd u. u. a. IN 3nc 1tEE6eH puH
6bsHmal5mu5 IN oC1 SdlultCra QChcllt.
u. y. oopcr DoH orr t5lrma cooper & @OaH5.
Gin batbar his iu cucm Gbsc,oiel pol in eine lals
ben 60lc ISGntr ItEoer IN peHl8eH DtlHuteH SraA,s
Vie, Wdgtuiaure, uebcIfett. Grbredieu. Soes
breuutn, TerpoiitGt, ShIaiougfcit, 6p9is
idlmerien, Sinrrboc, Gplit, SlaDEmecH guo
ale inmerlidIeH Sdlmsr5en.
G5 iii BON Der duBerften 2SiGti9feit, oaB jeoe
6amllle ctHtu &oI0tb ben
&a0tvAD's Hcn0D Nelief
az eocr .3ett i'm 0aue bate. Gem Gjsbraub pirb
iUobtIjti9 utr't1 bei jrotr 2lrt Doa Sdimers ODER
srantbett. U glOt JIt5 IN ocr (5et, ou3 10 itlusQ
etEsH tmey5 tilt, nod ocE N1ribrttt eIAst etGRtz
bslt GufgalL as oas J.e1oy JeIlei.
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Qius Der 6ipeii,

Ssrn, 16. 9e3br.-0ie eibgen0iNidle
8eaierung bat ein 9etret erlaIien, rucIdsS
6ie aluSmeiiuug BON ed)s 4nardlIten ais
@enf psriigt.
9ie NeQlerurg ser &epublif Irgenttnten
hat aus parlumteitS 6iidlld)ten bcldllol=
len, ibreu @eianpten aus Der Sd)pe3 abilS
berllen unO ihre bieii9e GegatlOn 81 lditez
Reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17

Sic @nfpenouuq ocs 3caon Belief cui ocrS0rpsrz
tls'l Ooer bic aorpertBele IN oeneH it Der Stntrb
beTHoet, TUlIo iUiurtige GptcltlteuIH9 9eUa5rcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17
0aoIcmsfi's Slmdlt.

8aris, 16. Se;en1ber.-0er Iuardltlt
2abrupere, meld)er ieiuer elgtuen Nn9abe
sufo!Ge Iaolemsfi, Dem Ot0rber ot5 9sNe=
rails SeliuerSfoii gum Gnttoulmen uon bier
iiber 8rleIt uad) Suoamcrlfa bebIlftd) mar,
unG MQOame 9ucqnercg, lpeld)e Den Ntor-
ser unmittelbar nod) Dem &erbrefeu etne
3cit lang in ibrem oau'e OerborgcH htsIt,
liuo perbaitet morpen.
YstIau uno 9fataIic.
2onoon, 16. 0eSenber. w
SoniQiu 9tatalie uorldufig III lbrem Sampl
nit Ser ierbiihen feglerung uuterlegen 1T,
hat iie 8eiebl gegeben, baB ibre plf1nten
Ntemuireu in Der Sd)mei; georudt mcroen
iolleu. GrzS0niq Dttlan 1T, nad)Oem sr bier
cine 3eit lang III Cans unH Sraus geebt
bat, mad EariS snrlidgetebrt Gr mlro I'M
gaufe oe8 9Sntsrs aud Dtonte Carlo beluz
den, I'M 3u ieben, OBJ er am griinen 2nD
Slid bat.
Sbatiaere SetbeiItsuus Der itaIieniidpen &az
tboIifeu an Der Vplitif.
9fom, 16. 9eSeulber. = Der Bapit bat
cine aus Den aarOtndleu RaupoQa, Greg
lia uuo 9pollini, iouie 0rei gaien bsie1enOe
Sommtiiipn eruannt, meld]e Die 9cmtgun9
Der fatBolil6su Gerene in 5talien organIil.
rem unO leiteu iou. @tNn ;iebt bierau5 ben
SdluB, baB Der Yapn tbatgeren 9luthell an
Der @olttit su nehmen beabf9tgt.
Die @eiuuobeit oss gapItes.
81 NJ, l6. 9eSember. Der 0eitsrr oer'
6Hentlidte Serift iiber cine beoenflide Grs
trantung oes Yapites berute aui llebertret=
bung, Der Yapit lci"et an elmer leldtsn
Grfdltuug, mar lcbof bsute i'm Stanne,
perld)iebenen SarOlnllen 4uOien; III geben.
Gin sebemsseiden pom Sr. Brown: zeqnarp.
Yarts, 16. 9eSember. = Or. @ropn=
Sequaro ipurhe unldu9t III 9ti"a pom Or.
ginu, eiuem 4meritaner, beiudtu nm beitrltt
in beiien 8egenmart, buB ieiu irither bauFg
gtnanntes gebenSellrlr Die nanllit)e @lrs
fuug auSiibe, ME Yroieiior Sod'S gDulpbc.
Gr iagte iuoeiien, oaS @Iirir meroe StmlnO.
iiittige am geben erbalten, bis lie geneien
tonnten. gr babe aus aQen g8elttbti!eu
Seitdtigung ieiner lleber;euquug erhalten,
baB bic anssebrnng pnrh ieinc 9letbooe,
lpeld)e Die SdwdhnHg abmehre, bis Die
Ratur ielbff Die Srantbeit uberpin0t, ers
falsrei9 befampft peroeH tonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-17

SIN nE eaboeD=Snititute" bielt
geitern Nbeuo 9r. gS. y. gooe1sar pon
9ieus9orf cine illuitrlrte Sor!eIHng iiber Die
gotusbiume III ZEN SunItiuerten Der Ilteu.
9ieiabe ipielt befanntlid) i'll Den 6eliets DER
GQuptsr, @haloder, 8houiSier ugo and Der
@ricten eine 9robe Jtole.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Columbus, Ind. Dec. .o.-Rev.
James Campbell. n prominent
Methodist preacher. convicted Of .
criminal operation on Annie Hunt
man, n domestic in his family. was
fined $500 and sentenced 10 three
years In the penitertiary
Euenos Ayres, Dec. 2l.-A disas-
ter occurred at Coriova, where o
canal burst its embankments. One
hundred lives sEe reported lost
London, Dec. 2i.--Mr. Cunning
am Graham, MI, in a letter 10
the Graphic, condemns the Ameri.
cans for numbering Sitting Bull for
asking for food for his tribe.
New Orleans, La, Dec. 2l.-Ai
New Iberia, La, last night Ephrsiui
Mendaza shot and instantly killed
Mary CravEan, his sweetheart,
while she was accompanied TO q
place of amusement by another
sutton. A lynching Is possible.
London, Dec. 2l.-Some horrible
SloAlES aAC Stlu VI ADtrt1 VI
cattle In recent voyages to this
country. In one cargo there was
not one beast out OF over COO Ship, d
that was not no.s Of less injured,
and many had terrible wounds. The
filth was two or three feet deep in
the hold and many cattle were sufio-
Gated.
Parkersburg, w. Va, Dec. a.
Charles Bond. the Harrison county
farmer who, with his wife and five
children, were poisoned yesterday
by a colored servant, died today,
His wife and two of the children
are in q critical condition. The
servant says she poisoned the family
because she had been treated badly.
The neighbors say she was not.
Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. a.
Word has Just been received OF a ter.
rible tragedy at Bramwell last night.
Several men Were gambling anu
became involved In a quarrel. A
man named Budrick shot anu
fatally wounded five companions
and was himself shot dead. \ mob
took Budrick's body, stood it up
against q tree and riidied 1t with
bullets.
Woodville, Miss, Dec. 2l.-Road-
master Bryant, who was in tae pay
train on the New Orleans d Texas
road, which was wrecked last night
by Doc. Bradford for the purpose bf
robbery, Is probably fatally injured.
while two or three others Of the
crew are seriously hurt Sheriff
Lewis has placed an additional
guard at the jail, as rumors are
ifioat that Bradford will be lynch, d
should Bryant die. The safe con-
tanned about $40, 900.
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indianapolis. Dec 81. = An
Evansville special 10 the .Ss'sfti,e'
says: While y special train on the
Peoria, Decatur < Evansville Rail
read stopped ut Olney, Ills, today,
for the locomotive 10 take water,
two masked men entered the "a.
bocse and robbed Conductor Hamp-
ton and the brakeman OF theii
watches ami considerable money.
Tire robbers caught them off their
guard and covered them closely
with their REVIEWERS while. they
effected their purpose.
Chicago, Dec. 2l.-Henry Chris.
Hansen, 81 years old, residing al
400 Drexel Avenue, last night
choked his wife To death and then
cut his throat. He resided with his
daughter and her husband. who
we're absent until n late hour last
night. This morning the discovery
was made. The old man was taken
TO the hospital twelve miles distant
with his throat cut from ear 10 ear,
de cannot recover. Ii is .suppoe,i
that the old man was jealous OF hi'
wife ON account OF her generosity T.
members Of his family.
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49, .Dvoor = aou's Hand and
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NEW York, Dec. 2i.-A shock
Ing discovery was made In a hall
Wy at No. 1874 Nevins Stree. this
morning. The house Is occupied
by Mr.. Griehsick and family aud
Mr. Nolan, who lives on the top
Moor. A servant girl came dowi,
Stain Tor some firewood about C:s1
O'Clock and saw the body Of a man
lying In the hallway. She rushed
up In . state Of alarm and George
Hubert, . brother Of Mrs. Griebsick,
came down. He told the man to get
up, thinking he was drunk, but on
looking closer he saw blood about
the head, and he went for a police
man.
Detective Rawley OF the Third
Precinct came to the house, and the
ghas1ly discovery was made that the
body had been mutilated by rats.
The ferocious animals had conf med
themselves To the face and left ms nd.
The noee was completely eaten
away, rs was also the right cheek.
Over the left ear q large hole had
been made, penetrating almost TO
the skull, while portion of the ear
Itself wac gone. A part Of the third
dnger Of the left hand bad been also
eaten. The wounds had bled some.
what after being made, which would
tend to show that the unfortunate
man had been alive when attacked
by the animals.
Richard Stokes, aged 80 years, an
employee in the demijohn factory
at No. 269 Grand Avenue, was
found dead In the cellar Of the fac.
tory this morning. His face and
lips had been eaten away by rats.
a Censeieace-Sarickeu individual.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec-2l.-Colonel
Richard Muckie, business manager
OF the Pu6Iic Ledger, called upon
Register D. +. Wills Gcaiz today.
aud handed over TO him two letter.
which had been forwarded 10 Mr..
George w. Chilis. Both letter.
were peculiarly constructed, tn.
manuscript being made up entirely
Of letters Of the alphabet cut from
newspapers and put together to form
3 word, without regard to the size
or character OF the type used. The
first manuscript said: son closing
our estate there was aud Is now q
doubt about the amount being due
the State for collateral inheritance
tax, Sl05s, but to lie sure 1 wish 10
pay 1t. Will you give this pIomp'
attention: Acknowledge receipt in
personal notice In PH6Sc Ledger
sooner or later conscience will
wakel. Please address answer to
n Just"
On Tuesday afternoon q second
letter was received, reading: II am
anxious 70 hear whether you re.
ceived the money, Sl059, delivered
by messenger Friday with note re-
ques;ing you to pay ia money d
the proper officer" and signed .'B.
Just
The register was surprised at the
revelation, and after accepting the
money from the HIknoVn con-
science strickea individual, gave
Colonel Muckle a receipt for the
same, crediting the amount to the
conscience fund, through Georgew.
Childs, on account Of the collateral
Inheritance tax.