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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
enrppatfhe RabeIberfmte.
@sBt aBsr Die SsisbaBsrstsa osB SoaIaTs
2etpt8.

Gurger, 4. februar. - Die pEtues Of
NioTccc9" bsr0fisnutdt Elm neitere5 RapitsI
tber bie SpibhHbereieu bes a5gsekteu aaIes
liflnii6ea SOuiuIs gB. fleb geDts. Sc er
tsut, on5 Elm armer Diaure, RameHs Si0
glDbapmeb Sen 81 Mabalem 81 9ailu
Sui0 81 @mIanrn, Der bon bem 5def ieiue6
&ifr,fts uu0ereGt be6anGeIt por6eu mar, fih
euItp SrEi SsrGeltteu. ytameus S9Iomou
gSnGue, Natoob I3Osue uub 4brlbGn Ims
RIu, berleiteH IisB, f9 inter amerilaRii4eE
SGEB 81 1aleu, b. b. iiir $85 baar, Ote bsm
ON. @eTie be5abIt per0e1 muBteu, etn
SGuB.& .&ertIfitGt IN fauieu. Die SsraeItteu
iGCfgu 6GS &tI0 OoT, nit benz &in0erltia0s
Efe, 9aB Der Giaure 800 in flint iG9guden
Geruiueu taiiir sabieu iUle. 4ls S!deJbsit
uu6te er eju gGu3eS gigentbum 0erpi6Ioeu.
3nanBig Gage ipater barlangteR ISOgue uab
Amelm tas Selo 8uriid, lub aIs Der WiauEe
mot isfort bejabIfn tounte, muroe er etnggz
7,dl mo ein 8GEBe5 &i8eutbuul, befeheuO
aus 5wau8ig 3iegeu, 5D0tf SnaaieH, bret
6iteu uu0 Vipem &ulb, bsI1lgauabmt. IS
cGlpra i1ireu 5mgt Briiberu, ia0sm bieielbgn
Itr gauBes @igeuttum bCrpfitnoeteu, geugg
&lIl0 auButrelbeE, um igtue temagrdre Stey=
ia7uug Bu erDirteu. Die @eriGtsfofen be-
irugeu $50, Uuo Die @ldubiger OrobsR itB;,
ale arat Btiber etu5ufIden, weuH bas @eIO
riot oIGrt beiablt pirO. Die 6luilie bgiias
oet F6 IN i4limmer Sage, oa t5r gansee
@tgentbum, peHu ts 0nI6 3pauBSuIIlGuf
02LdHselt tDiEo, utG}t aclug 8ur Sefrte0tguug
beg @ldnbi8er mo 85dIug Der tmmer uepc
Observation-Disclosures elnbrEngen Nit,fte.
abraham auisIm If Der nImGide Waan,
neI6er, ME GOn bsrittet, bQI0 nag Den
Obi8eu Sorfgu lytne 6ran mjB4sn6eIte uuo
auf 5efetl he's SoRiul8 9e1pis ourdgepaitiGt
nnb 3u u Wiougteu Sait berurlaeilI ulr4e.
&r fsbt GegeupIrtta inter Siir9I5aft. Die
s&tmes" eIt,0tt, &ues, mas gei1e9ea t0a1e,
nm bte uH9tudjid]e mauEii1e 6amilie Dor
Ruin uEb beu 9uuBert0Oe III r2ttsu, befl95
Oartu, bas bic SsC. Stnaten bic @tGabl5er
befItebtgGu uub bic 8eIt4lsioReu bedsE. &5
ei ibre 4fliGt uH6 Shul0t8t2lt, Dies 5u
ttun, beuu oGs Gauo, befen SertCeteE arne
glrbeiter beIdnia0Ie uRo HutGr6riida, iei fir
OefIeH Wif:tbatea bGitblr, um 10 uGbr, bd
es ben Smpinbler Sabre lang Tn ietuer U2rs
auttuortLtGen 9teuuu9 geIafsH babe.
Der GlaE WRO Dom geOgo.
Beter8burg, 4. Sebrnar. - gBie Gus
IpberI3iFiaer Suede mtt9ebeilt tuirb, bat 0er
@8aE erllurt, Ct per0e be brafItaailue Gss
pHbIit Mot auerfaEneH, 70 lauae beJ geF i.;s2
Raiisr Dom BeOrO au 9ebeu Jet.
9eC 8eI0marFi,
gepsgorf, 4. Te6ruur. - got9euess
Ftub bic Smlu6uottrunger: 9el6 er6fiuete 3u
3-4 uub idIUB 8u 3 8rC3ent. - SterIta5 l.
@shieI $4.824 auf iedlslt4 Gage uab $485l
auf gt6t. BHnbss sSbItgntiNaeu: prOl
1881, At prog. 1O44, 4 prog. 1235 &lIlen:
abRmS @Tpres 1872, Central Batific 33t
@beiape0te Ohio -, @rie 81, otttO PrtOr
64, Suiuois Central 119, 2efe S5ors
1O6, Retu SerIep Central 11G, gfort5.
BeRsru 1lOg, Ditto D-tor. 14O1, Jsm.Dorl
Central 1861, Sbtus sghifiFppt 2l3, Ditto
grlOr. 49, BttSbur9 155, 9fea0tag 40g
ct. Banl 69B, btIto 8rtOr. 115t, g8efera
l1ninu Qd8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
Ser @eIout9rF3,
NSfehan1rFfen

ct. 2outs, 4. BtbruGr. - RiubuEeb;
3ufubr 1900, Serieubuug 300; Breiie uari.
trten Snti4eu $500 uab $500. -5dmeiRe
,3ufubr 450O, Serieubuug 24OO; Pretic oa.
rtirten 3p,IGau 1915 uH6 $500. - S1aafa
3uluBr 100, serfsnoung -; Pcsiia 0a-
ritrteH 8ntiteu S.. 90 uuo $3.50.
@bicaGo, 4. 5ebruar. -0iiubbi2b: 3us
iubr 5000, Berieuoung 5000; Braiie baElirs
len 5tpiifeu 81 35 un0 $500. - Shpeius {:
,3ufubr 81 900 Setieubuug 1000; Breie oa,
rttrteu 5Bideu $3.50 uRo 9@aafe:
3ufubr $500, Berieubuug 400; Brgtie bls
EtirteH 5pudeu $8.OOuuo $3.50.
@af,Qibertg, 3D., 4. Sebruar. -
G,iu65teb: !3ufuhr 25O, SeriaH0uEg 3l5;
Fre.Ie OorjirteH BDiiGeu Uuo - -
- SGueiEe: i3ufubr 700, 8erIeubuag
eco; Breiie oariirteR 8miiGcu So. go un6
s4.IO.-Sdaafe: 3ufutr 5000, 8crieu6uEg
202O; Preiie baritrteu s1ii4eu $425. Hu0
$3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
2}es MtFAte teleerap8tfGe BepeG8sB

- Der aus 9aubuTa "a BbiIabeIp5Ia an
geFommeae tsutide 8ampfer Sofia" paiFir.
te uuterueae bieIe &iebarae Hro @isfel5eT
uuo mur6e Our4 bie 2as!ereu, at8 er ieiueu
gBeg BURG bteie!beu ba9ute, an ber Sette be-
i4abiat.
- Die In @Ioucefer, Raf., etntrafenoaa
TjI5erfabr8euge lteferu Deitere 35rtdte tioer
Die Stiirme Der Iettan paar gB09au. ser FL
iGerIdooner y4Itce So. Strople" aus 39us
esifer rpiro usrmiBt unb maH befirdtet, baB
er NIT ieiuer aus IA %eioueu barebsube n
Wauuidgft 81 @tunoe gesauBsn 1T.
-Su &ameeH, V.,S., baeauu 0oyl:fsu
Der Blo1tB 6eaen g5altleb yeCouel. Der
2abtere III befauatlid augciiaBt, ieiue gIi3ta
un0 Sau9baIteriu auute 22couep in leB.aa
Uuauf auf Ietagr Sarm bel gteE9autUlu2,
MS ermOrbet 5a bobea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
gretFe0er gtOro.

WariaHa. &rt., 6. Sebruar. - 3ieier
Sage erfuhr Der SOlSidldger Seug, rpelher Don
Ietner Trau getrenut lebt, OuB bteielbe tnttme
8e;iehuugen nit einsm 10 .idbrigen Burden
uuierhalte. Nlit einem GCuoluer bemafiuet,
mafte or fih nad Dem Sauie ieiuer 75rau auf,
mo er ou6 ou iungen Nioun uOrfauS. 81
uifpB i'm auf Der SteQe. Seiqe 5rau, naldt
in Der @egenrpshr Smet S4H6e auf ihn abieus
erte, purre ebeHfaus qetOotst. Seap b4Qab itf
barauf su einem gtatbar, Rantaus Suens
unb eriudte osnidben, ihu nad Sorrelt, @lth 81
beoleiten, uugeniteinltd] I'm iid Oeu 8eb0rOer
aus;ulieiern. Seitoem bat man Jtints uOr
gei6en gsbDrt. unS man beiiirttet, bag aud
Speus BON Relp eruoreet puroe. 3miiaer
geiceu bsfano cine aIte 6einOldait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
@ffnfr gysirnne erIrnetf.

BbtIabeIp bta, 4. Sebruar. - Wad:'
pGater Rosuep, reI6er IA Bb6uir0iue,
pa, gei6efien purbe, If bier sefOrbeu. Bar
ieinem 2cbe bot er angegebeu, baB BerHarb
Glauou, peI6er eiu oSpeai gaip" batrei5I
urb cen RagueB besbaIb bel ber BebUrbe
eu9e3et8t bate, iba geigofen babe. &auoa
r. f1rke hprhnftpf
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9u 8un7fa gIeutVna's cutShteSen

8 Rorle f on, 9S.'&a 4, Sebruar. =
Ter &f 3miIben Sen 9S. @off unb Tte=
nlirg rurOe heutc bon Der 2egiSlatur nit 43
qcaCn 40 Stimmcn 81 @uniten 6lenltu9'8 erts
'dJicbeu. Carr, Der sur ,llniOn 2abor' Bartp"
9elUriae SenatOr itimute nit Den Demofra.
Ten. Die Gefubllfarer baben itf III bas I'M
trmeiSlifc gsltidt.
BIC Srou9uration oes 9euOfraten Sic.
ming ais @ouuerrcur if auf nddfeH 9onHers
I'm Niiitnn nnharnrn1t
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goa vter @raueretet persanft.

EGIebo, O., 4. 5ebruar. Die fOISenoeu
rier Grauereieu lUuen On Elm brtti9es Spas
bitGt pettauit rporben fem: @rafer &
8IautR, 0eufs, 8ufepe Hn6 SinOiep. Da5
GelO iitr Die erte guSahlHng IA bier In Der
y3neiten NuttonaI5ant" bepOEirt DOr6eu,
Hnr bic betrefisnben Bapiere 9iugeu bereit5
nod 25nbCn oh. Ger Cole Yreis fir bic
eeuauntea bisr 8raHereiea iol brei I2iutcnea
ioirf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
Bon efneat 3t.RJ@1n 6.aaSrs.
0eEfA

8otertowr, R.D,, 4, 5cbruat.-2lm
IeBten 0lcntag CAB 6ic 6dhi!lie poH Gbonl5
@aDaungb in ihrer 8Obnuug in Bieitger 5tabt
clue San3uutub @oacn 2tb3u0 tlm
Safer @lenu, @aGtjter Ger St. Yauid3firda,
III mCd)u @emciu0e Die GaDlnagb5 gcb6rcu,
in ba8 Sans uno notirtc iih bic RameH DC
2lnDei2noeu aui; 3u9Icd U0rute er oiciclb2n,
ooB nat o,m SrdlcHg.5eg ba5 SarjeH nab
EuniclmTotn bcrboteu ici. 1iuiaa Der @iits
oerlicbeu na8 Sau5, Die Mlebrjlbl b!iej ober
6a. 2lm gOHuta9 muroln Nun Die liImeu
Der 5Gu5r uno Gdu3wiuHcu 0cu oem Ge.altz
den BON Der G0ujel Berab ocLcieu, 7u9leidl nit
ejuer grtIdrIug bt5 6rH. GaOauagb, mOriH
ocielbe iagt, Ct isl uHidJuloiJ an Der Eau3=
Qfiaire, oeHu ieiuc 6rau uuo EO1ter bdttcu
9e3eu ieincu 8uuidl auf Ser 6octiebuug be5
EauSUerguiigeu5 bailanoeu. Den Sdu0eru
murGm &udeubu5cu uuierlegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
aultcn Der perIdteOeuen @retltiOsSepart'
ments ter 8e9teruHs eriGieueH.

gts &artiuaI @ibbuns bic Get9e eiusei.a=
net, iogte er, oas aHf ben 8uuib Der SamiiIe
ber GG1ingei6isoeuen feiue EraueIfeec 9s'
bnItea meroen iOue. Der Sarg Durbe bouu
U0u 6eu 2rGgern anfge5o6en uno, gef0l9t bon
Ter bort gepriiftea SamiIte uub ben otelen
2eiStrOaenoeu, gum Srisbbofe btn9ebra4t.
Der 8raf6ent 9ug ntdt NIT gum Brieos
bofe, DO Ct fidp bon 6er Stride gum SelGetdr
Srnrh hPnah
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gs9s G60amertFo.

8anamn,4. 6ebruar. .-8ie Gage in @bile
if uah Hcueren gtabriften iebr beoenflid).
g8 miyO bebauptet, Oas Die 8ab0rosu BON
Gcuator i'll G8meraloa8 Den dltefen @eiaGit8z
bdufun in feinOieliSer Beiie geaenibertrsten,
un0 man beiiirttct, oaB bic bi85ui0en guten
8s5jcbungeu 81 GcuaoOr, uamentIiib 5u Sc.
lomtia, ernitlib gefabrOet peroen mDdteu.-
9ie 3eituu9en oon @cnaOor Ocrlangen ben
GrloB erer9ldler @eieBe gum 99Hbe Der
rurt p6lltge GcruHfung bebrobten @nmuliz
baulns $lantngeu -glm I. Tebruar murOe in
2tma ganS friih 0Ior9Cns ein beftigsr GroEoB
peripiht, Der ieSOdl, obne 5da6en an3uridten,
uoriiberginG. - Raf Der p9acion" in 2tma
iplen be Seiuiten aus Sraiilisn ausgepieien
nuben. DaS 8latt foroert bic 8eb0rben
4eru's anf, biciem StjIpiele nad3ufolgeu.-
Sn galparaiio if Die gla6ridt aus Salacu'
anGo eingetroff,n. DAB bort orei5tg 6amiIieu,
ener gnigrautenfolOne bon 1900 Stalienern,
Tran3oien uno SpQnign angen0ri9, ibrer gan'
gen SubisIlgteiten gIeia uaa ibreE aufanfi
beroubt poroeiI iin0.
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3net G6ptaSler.

rar3tSco, 4. Sebruar. - Die
Setiude oGS iett in Stem g)orf beiinolidlen
Jun9en uOn Gutitamer, Die Ueri6ieoenen 3pei.
beutigfeiten, tuede er ff, tuie beb auptet pirr, ,
tpdhreno leiues GufentbalteS in Sau 7ran.
Sisco su SduIben fommen IieB einem @ouiu
in bic Sdube 5u idliebCn, rper6en Surt bic
fnlttlerpeile befGnnt getpor6ene hiCitga Garriere
bon 4utttamers mlbe.lest. @s iin6 bier that
iGdIih 3tuei Butttaner8 geipe'en, Die geioeu
rpareu einanoer aber oollGnOtg rpiirog, Senn
Seteen piro SIR 2ait 9elest, 6aB ie bier cine
9anSe 3elhe BON &euteu betrogen unb be-
idmtt6elt haben. Der erie uon 8uttfaner
lam ifon 1886 hierber un0 funQirte Qls 2eiter
bes ,Natbstelers." Gs I1ellte fid beraus,
6aB er Elm 8e5rtcur iet, un6 et puy6e III 0as
QIcatra3 @eidu9HiB ge6raht. SalO oarnuf
Crtlaen, tpe1l er nldIt ibentifiSirt merIer tonu'
te, madten isine Sreunbe fir lhn cine @ollefte
aui, I'm ihH nad Rem Sfen 81 Ididen, neil
er etn dronifdler SdulOenmader mar unO
le'n 9an3es 8el0 Oertranf. Der an6ere Shit.
tamer, 8obert, fam 1888 berber. @r iprad
old oon 'etner arifofratiide1 Abfuuft, mar
1eoon nod ueriommener, ale Iein Setter uuo
ptrtegrte IN Niato oienfneipen nit Dem idledls
teren @elltlter, 6obert $uttfamer hat and
eihe, o;ttlide Sobrt ntitgemadt, uno es ii
tpop6lQeullld). eoB er Der Waun if, Der iebt
I'm yen'0orter D8el1epue 6oipitale" liegt.
Sr aluBte ooH bier fortgebeu, neil er beItHls
ol9t mot9en mar, ieinen glrbetaseber, einen
9t9arreafanoler, beftoblen uno al bem5elben
elnsn SCrgiltuu9speriuf oeriibt Al bQben,
Sctn etn5i9er 0eutidcr San 6rumiscO's hat
le nit einem Der 5pei Butttamtr's Uertebrt.
ga Gbtea8o ptrbaftet.
eb btcaqot 4. 6sbruar. r.-Sob. Sopopsti.
alias 8ucolph SGul5e, psIfer BON Der oeuts
lo9en Hc9terung eifri9 gsudt roirb, ba er ais
Nn9ereuter eeS amtsgeridts in WleQc, STE.
9ternn9s6ejlrt Ssuubriid, Dor 3mei Sabrtu
$4,000 Wtat gefobleu bat unb aeflobeu III,
tuuroe 9eferr abeHb bier ouf elmer nnneutlid,
bon 9eutidsn bepohuten Strase felto, nom.
men uno in elm 3eteitiubiireou oebrad,t. mn or
ansebIi4 Elm GsitdnOuiB ubseIegt bat.
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SO mener NroaeE pertpetaert.

Chicago, 4. 5ebr. - 9iidter @rinneq
pertpsigerte Same8 5 Bsf, OeH ebemaligen
8scutieur Ter "@bicaaozGimeS" uuO PraT=
benteu Der sStme8" Geieu daft, eiueu neueu
8roseB Die Straie 1T Sabre Beniteutiarp
urb $1,000 bor. gSeit bat Die yStmeS".@e=
ielitaft onourd betrogen, baB er fir Sl3 900
un1eicslidle aftten ausaab. &ef mar bei
Sernshmuna bes llrtbeiIs faf Sliammeugs'
broGeu.
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Brg@6Gn0er Ri1.
BrHGsu eber SsEutsH.

. q o 9 : y u
sBI E1Haneg, Trnaen ana Etasey iegliGen EI:s2s
SufitHa. EieEts Egu9bana Cat beI ader 03segt1
Atn BoIsls, ba bas SIGSafsn tii ihle&tey D6Imts
IeitsI t, irstlb &c aug bon aIIeB E3Iushrsteu stl
Scr, Gtalktr eHIpichen Gstfs. gs fgZ$iSS ara dal
BeasGunS, Ett caI Sasey:
G9uItCrs
IrterIeibebtnSs
inside unh 50llE!a asa. E3Er@bSabEs.
10 sgsanstrt boS fstne seeqrtEu SrIber seacns st'
VTitbcnaefelt ilae.
8ut Brutbdneta, Banbnssn unA SRarE1tniI
sIbcn sarcntiri, bag Pc epnita, una auI's SauslSst
1nk Bffs ans:itf.tgi.
fir Sarasu fSEa SiEaEs
anieT MuJitc5i bon 41as. GtinbaIbt roGaarse5s
SabrH Slg. tES &GSeseaaas nnhc BolituO1tf2S4s
BnltiE1nrs. Dih. (AueI3.1SD
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Eanrac Rnbelnenefn,n.

- gugIan6 iou lett N bic Gnberufun9
ttGer tnternotloraleu @OuIsren5 CUR Beilcguag
elna8 3nliie5 mlt8ortugal eiH8eniQtgt haber.
0r. gSbitelau 62i0, Der amgiauiId]e
@einnote in BQri5, Bat ben Blu meId3u er
beute Abeu0 gebeu pollte, anldBlidJ oe5, bea
6ar1ilitu Der Seiretdre Slline mo GracD gu,
geiioBeuen llngIiid5 UeridObeH.
- Der 8apft eupFHg porgeFara ben Gr}
b1idl0f &OrrigGu BON gtemzY3It, neI4sC nab
PQIlfina nuterne98 ift.
- Ser 8antou Gaiel In Der 5Gneil Bat
ben grOBratb GbgeIdQift uno bic Sgutoaalz
Sernaltpug siuer brett BON Sote ermi5t
len Bet1I1e tber9gbeu.
- Sin spii@eu glosfau unb Beters6urq
gema6tGs Experiment nit 0em Eelep90u
iiber getp0pEItdbe 8rdbte bat elm iebr bsfCie.
bigRnoes 8eiuItat ersebeu.
- Gus Gibraltar miro beri1tet, baB anf
BEN britiiden friegsaifi yROrtaum52rIaub"
l63 0lonu on Der SSnflueuIu erfrauft ftuO.
Guf cen iibrigeu gGiiieu bee @eIdpaoeGs
tfi Der 9siunbbeits3ufauo befgtebiseuo.
- 3ie fdotiiaeu 8,b6rtea in 9ofia ban
ben tie 6ernbi, i,suEg be8 @omuuuals30qs
(Gctrois) auf uou4nswdsts etuaebradteA5aa,
reG BON auf BloBeEt 6ei4Iohen,
-Gu ber @resbam', uabe Der BolfRla5s
in 2ou6nu ridtete etU 0OrgefeIL 45su6 au5-
gsbro9tuee 6euer S@aOeu gum B:traoe Bua
$500, 600 Gil. Der gJ6ste 3beil og5 Serlls
fes fdut Guf bic gefu5aoritantsn Sam:5
& Btfe.
= Ser BOuaubjias SoIOutal glIujFeE 8at
refguiEt.
Ste Wntts SFloptteEs gSnTsreai.
8rIfiel, 4. BebtIar.-SnB &omite Der
ShaDerei. Goniereul, tpeIdam bic oisss
be5falt6e angeIe9eabeit ttbeIDieieR puroe,
hat fid uuf &iaBregsIu 8ur ueberDaauus
ber Sorao1neHroEteu aeetutat, uEi Die ueber'
lone=EraHepOrsatou BON SilaueH 3u usrs
bitten.
17arEt ua6 g5rit.
2oubou,4 4. Bsbraar. - Ser. 5iaate7.
Gbltgationeu: Apron. 1859, Ditto Al proy.
1861. gttisu: u. @. gg. SAG, bitto Briot.
=, @enaba Bactfic II, eris 27s. Ditto
Brier. 1C44, Suiuoiss Central 1924 Hericau
SO, ct. BauI 7O4. Rspsg0tt Central 1O94,
gsnuipI0Outa 56B, Reaotns 2OB, giertcau
&entroI 724.
2tUerpooI, 4. Ee6r. - 1890 Radu,its
tags. SaumpOGe: Ameritauii&e RttteIiorte
6, Ditto Rem.SIIeane -. Die Sert1ufe
6etrugeu 5000 SGneu, SpefHIation uab
Austubr 500, 3HfRbr $4,000.
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SGuter5ett-5 5eiCutitteC,

pahc8 iotort bic morternofen Samuien tint, Euts
1uHouaQcn noert uuo GoUlgitjouH htt Oh iic IN oer
yuuac, rem NilGC1, Den Giu9eWCocU oOcr iouhJeu
Gtul,n pocr SraaneH tno. Gua 4urueuouug 9Cuilt.
IUfd Uou in Cncm Ginil gGlIgr in mcni9gn Nlultten
2rdupic lauren NiagCn. llCbelt1t, Sr0Tcten Sooa
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grei5, 80 gtft5; In aasa aBot5gEea 81 tabft-
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Cairo, 8. Sebruur. .-Seurp SO. 5tanlaq,
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Ter sgnptiideu 5oIpitdIer 3uast5etIt DoT.en.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28
a Righteous Measure.

What may vcrv = ..eily be denomi-
ro'o. an electrical conflict took place
in the House OF Representatives OF
this State Wednesday afternoon, over
the Payne hill securing equal privi-
lcgcs to competing telegraph compa-
mics. The weather was clear and the
sky comparatively cloudless, with
scarcely any indication that the atmo-
sphere was surcharged with that posi-
tive force which rendered a restora-
ton OF equilibrium 10y contact with
negative conditions SO imminent.
1t is well known fact that for sew
eral days past representatives OF both
the great transcontinental companies
have been in the field, clad in mail and
armed with the thunderbolts OF Jove.
That there should be conflict, under
such circumstances, was Inevitable.
The opponents of the bill adopted
the only alternate of weak cause, the
policy of delay. Numerous amend
ments were offered, but they were vot-
ed down with a precision and unanim-
itv that must have been exceedingly
disheartening to those who fight with
full knowledge that the odds are
overwhelmingly against them. The
Justice of the measure was, however,
80 apparent that even the eloquence
of the Sage of Tacoma was wasted
sweetness on tho desert air, and did
not produce any apprcciable effect
mon the final result, and the vote
stood "A to IL when the roll was called.
This, with the unanimous vote in the
Senate, against the most strenuous op-
position of that powerful corporation
the Western Union-indicates the
fairness of the principle involved, as
well as the incorruptibility of the peo-
pies representatives when their line
OF duty is so clearly outlined.
The benefits derived from the use OF
the telegraph are too great boon to
humanity for them to be restricted to
the few who are able to pay monopoly
rates for the transmission of messages,
or to allow a service that should be
dedicated to the people to remain in
the control of trusts and combines
that close it to all who do not possess
the golden key which guards the in
terests of capital. 1t is to facilitate
and popularize this heaven-born agent
that the present Legislature receives
such hearty support. 1t is to rend the
ties imposed by a soulless monopoly
sk6t - many rallied with such COM
ndhble enthusiasm to cut the Cor
o. lnot which held them. 1t is a
1erGf progress in the right direction,
towards the emancipation of the indi-
vidual from the thralldom of capital.
It may be true, as has been urged
by some, that the Postal Telegraph
Company does not differ materially
from other large corporations, and
that it would, under similar circum-
stances, pursue the same policy OF its
rival and competitor, but it is the pre-
sent situation with which we have to
deal, and it is the part of wisdom to
make either of the giants we cannot
otherwise control do the fighting for
the people. Competition is the sword
that will be welded with decisive ef-
feet, and the infexible laws which un-
derlie all business relations will in
time accomplish the results claimed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28

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It has been confidently asserted by
those whose observation and expert
ence entities their judgment to re-
spect that We have, within short
distance Of Olympia, mineral wealth
that will, when developed, become an
important factor in building up the
great State Of the Pacific slope. We
do not know that it is true; but who
knows it i mott It may be true that
all mountains, do not bear precious
minerals, but the fact that all or near
" al valuable deposits of metallic ore
are found in mountainous regions, is
generally considered sufficient evil
dence to warrant an investigation
wherever mountain ranges exist con-
tiguou1 TO the haunts of man.
It Is unnecessary to state the benefit
that would result to the whole Sound
country from the discovery Of precious
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28

A PRIVATE letter, received from
Ellensburg yesterday, bewails the snow
and cold weather that still prevails in
that fair land. The letter was answer
ed BY bunch of violets- plucked from
one of Olympia's flower gardens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28

The following appointments have
been made by the Governor and APP
proved by the Senate:
State Libfarian-Philip d. Moore.
Trustees of Western Washington Hospital for
Fierce.
Regents OF the University-John Leary and
Thos. Burke, Of King: J. W. SprAgue and John
p. hudson d Pierce: J. ]. Browne, Of Spokane;
Thos. =. Hcents, Of Walla Wslla, and John F.
Cover, - Olympia.
Board q Education-E. Graham, of King;
%. &. Noble, of whitman; ~. b. Turner, of Sp0-
kane; L. H. Leach, Of Clarke, and .. A. Tiffany,
Of 6praGue.
Trustees OF Soldiers Home-M. NJ Holmes,
Of King; W. =: Dunbar. Of klickitat; Geo II.
Boardman. of Fierce; John +. Mclean Of Walla
Walla, and A. s. Cole of Whatcom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28

THE opposition steamer Hdytian Re
pwblic will leave San Francisco for
Hound ports, next Tuesday. carrying
freight Ct reduced rates. Quick dis
patch ensured on through freight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-28
BONDS FOR OFFICIALS

S. B. S1-Concerning official bonds
All official bonds required by law of
officers shall be in form, joint and sew
eral, and made payable to the State in
such penal sum and with such condi-
tons as may be required by law, and
shall be obligatory upon the principal