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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
Was nnicrer seitrisen 2 Morsens ausaabe. }
Sntlnofe @erit6te.
%'"'re9nng III Oct gSaGitraBe. - Der nabs
Bancroft zines eruben sngIiid,samerifas
niidIen Sanfbauies ll Mmsitdlt aeiteut.


New 80 orf, 30. Suli. - 9luf Der 2lts
tienborie cirfulirteu beute uadtbeilige Sc.
rlidlte itber ben @reoit uerid)ieoener Santz
uHo 9elhdi;SbGuier, uuo peruriad)ten nidlt
gertnge AuIreguuQ. Siee SSnbaber BON
Ittlen uno 9Sertbpapiereu luuroen purt DE
@erud)te III iold)eu Sd)redcu perlett, baB iIe
lbre &trtbpoplere nit Sdaben ablebten.
DIE Attlen Der pllnions 4SaclFc Sabn" Iuur=
ben am Sdltmmiten berabgebriift nno ne
len bis auf 393, ooer 9otut inter bem
nleorlafen Starbe, ben lte mdhreno beS Y0=
nttS Dor letteu 9fouember erretd)teH. Saun=
polle uno anoere Hroputte ftelen ebentals
i'm 8relfe.
SSle cine llnteliuhung ergab, maren Die
@erud)te auf Die Nad)rld)t begritnoet, oaB
e1ne Serlammlun9 bon SauflerS bier ab9cz
balten luOr0en ie,. Ntau sog bierauS Den
S4IuB, baB lId ell grOBe6 Santgeldatt IN
Serlegenbelteu befinoe. G8 iteut itdl her=
aus, oaB alleroiugS cine Sautier~ Serlamm.
lung an DtltmO9 bier itattfanb, ieOod nur
su Dem 3uede, ba5 ueue 6oru;ular Der
Sanirlppils6a 6atturld)etne Su belprrd)eiI, mel
dies in leBttn Ntonate Don Der 2luerpooler
Saummou>&onierenS eingeiiibrt wurOc.
@ine Spe3lalzSapeIoepeidle aus gonoou
mei0et: pllugiinlge @eriidlte, melde nld)t
9enau beiiulrt meroeu fouHeu, maren gcltern
I'M Gapel, @ourt i'm llmlauf. llntcr Auces
rem muutelte man, oaB ELL &oriduB uon
SOC, 900 2itrl., oeNeu 3uriidsablung Seis
tens eiueS groBeu 0auieS berett8 an Cant
flag iduig mar, not nl1t criClgt 1T, troBs
rem Die 6lrma. 5eBn Pro3cnt tiir @elo an-
geboteu bat"
DIE pGueniug Gun" u9t, eiu @erid)t,
iueId)e5 Den @rcoit eineS geplieH groBen
engliid).ameritaulld)en Sautbauie8 i'll 6rage
itellt, furiire idIon eit mebrereu 2ageu.
0aS @5au8, eiue8 Der dlteiten i'll Der lSaa.
itraBe, beNen europGiifer i3meig etueS Der
gr0Bteu Saufgeid)dIte III yOuOou iet, iolle
pur6 ueriebtte Spefulatouen III iold)e Ses
br0u9uB geratbeu iein, oaB eS mn ictneu
Greolt iebr id)ledlt itebe, @lue anoere Strma
leiIte tu0eiien benz 0aule SclitGuo, uuo
pabriteIulld) werpe es iid) mOrgeH euNgiil=
t,g herausltcllcu, oh oaS %ettcre I'M StGnoe
ielH meroe, iid} 3u btbaupteR ooer nld)t.
lluterreouugeu nit Uerid)le0enen beroorz
raaeuoeu 9telus DOrter @eid)QftSleuteu brafs
ten nld)t5 @ewlle5 an ben Sag, iHoeTeu
mareu Die meiiteu 0erren geuet9t, Die Ges
riidJte al3 lecre GriiuOuu9eu ;u be;eldJneu.
Die pGoeutng Suu" ideiut ebenIou5 Oleier
Qnildt 81 buIogeH unO 81 glauben, 0aB eS
1d) bauptIdtltd nur I'M elnen S4Q9ju9
Der Salne banoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
Spimmid,tnmsgcI rno 1l.neebuns
oes ssuti SbfueienaeIcscs.

@eattle, @aib., 81. Suli. -Gs
lag idon lan9e flar Dor 2lugen, baB Elm
Organilirte5 Spitem, Gbineien ibsr oie
e,rense, uno Opium in ous Sono su
idmugselu, in Sbatigfcit iit. 9et bem
Bro;eiie se9cn Sic Snipeftoren Sairb II.
gudanan lue9en SOOtuns Oes SHli5z
Sderiifs Guor be3eusten Die Gbineien,
Oab iie ie $50 Dem 3ullbeamten Germ
bc;ablt baben. 0tan slaubt, baB slrz
ranacnlents getrofIcn wuroen, um eintge
ser pierbunbert Gbineieu, lpelde nit Scr
,,gmpreB Of Snoia" famen unS am
.Wiittluod III Saucouper lanOeteu, ourt)z
suidmusselu. Sn 2lbbotsfurb, ipeniss
Wteilen nOroli9 bon Sumas, 1T Elm
aroBes Saser pon Gbineien, Die idsin>
bar Sols 3u ibrenl llnterbalte faQen uno
baufig bon auswartisen ebineien be-
lud)t perSen. Die Snipetturen Sairo
uno Su9anan wurOen seitcru ireise=
Iprodcn. SnipsttOr SraOibam perz
lanst Die 8eiignation OeS Snipeftors
SolOen. Gin Asent bes SGagamts>
Departments 1T bier, nm Die Sa5e ;u
uuterluben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
eS,t Srcaptt terhaftet.

e BOrtlanb, Sr., 81. Suli.-S.
3. @clbOn aus Birmingham, 9lla., lit
in Bortlano wesen zines Seriud5 pers
baitet morSen, elne 2ebensperii6crungsz
@cieuidaft um $4,000, ben 9etrus
elmer Serlidcrungspolice, 3u beiduinz
beln. ST pcridwanO Dor etwa einem
Sabre unb etli6c Sage Oarauf wurSen
feline &lcioer am SluBuier 9eiunoen.
Seine lrau perlan9te bas Seriidez
runsssclo, alletn oie Gompa9nie perweiz
aerte Die .3ablung, oa fein Scwei5 fit
ben COB gSbelOon's oorlas. Die 6rau
perflagte oann Die @eie0idait, unb Der
Yro;eB lit nod in ser Sdwebe. gSbel>
Son ioa audi Dor ieiner 6ludt aus Ore
gon sen 9tamen ieines SdwiegerpaterS
auI smei SdulOi6cine pom ie $4OO &C.
fallft baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
ssiotten Wau0pcr AT ocr Giiitc pca
9icuzGneiouo.

gtem-Q -QouOon, @ouu., so. Guli. -
9a5 llebuugsgeihwaber nnternabm beute
etnen An9rifl aul iSliber'5 SSIanO, meldeS
ais imSeitbe etneS 6einoeS beuad)tet wuroe.
Sin Battalion Diariueiolo0tcu uuO ;mei @ez
idiBe puroeu 9elaubet MD nuhmeu SteIz
luug sur &ertbeioi9uug Der Sniel. 8ie
Serthelolger maren 200 Ytaun itarf uno
muroen bon GGpitdu q. s. HclO befeblSt.
Die 9tngreiier beitanoeu aus brei 9atalQo=
nen Seelcuten, circa 45O Otauu, uuO benz
$50 Niann itarten 6lOttenzHelerues s9atail-
Ion. 9aS Stelngeiebt murOe iebr gut &C.
fubrt mo lodte pleIe 5uldauer al. Ga8
5cultat mar, OaB bic Sertbeloi9er mad bart
nadtgcm lSlocritan0 Dor Der feluOliheu lie
bermatt pon Stelung 6u Stellung suritd-
mlfen nnO ld)lteBIt1 Die Sniel rGumtcu.
Inter ben 3uldauern beiauO it'd Der Sou
perneur uon Connecticut nit ieiuem Stabe.
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Gin perriftes aransn,trn,ner.


Orange, Ms, 81. JulI.-Sm.
6. Saiou, Yrebiaer Der ct. SObn8z
Wfetbo6iitcntir6e, warO 9eitern bon Sri.
9lOclaioe 8ropn, eiuem .0tit9lieO ieiuer
@eueinbe, in isiner@Obnun9 nit etner
geiti6e anse9rifieu. 9todOsm iie ibm
mebrere tidti9e !5iebe periest bate,
fuBte er ite an, fibrte ite binau5 uno ers
langte bonn eiuen 6aftbeiebl ge9en ite.
Sri. 4Selaibe beiinbet itd jeet i'm Count
tDgcfangniB. Sie iOll bis gum @abnz
iinn in BEN iungen geiitlidcn peridOiz
ien icin unb ben an9riif periibt baben,
neil YaltOr Salon ibren Siebesbeperz
bunqen fcin @ebOr i6enfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
6etraioe ttuo Goblctt.
Giienbabns Trad)tratem i'm Steigem.-gFan8el
an 8aaepus slr SefDrocruna Der SrGdlt.

an @asauns sur 9eforoermms Der Sradt.
Gbicago, 81. Suli. - Die Soften
ser Sci fOrocrung ser bie8jabrigen 9roBcn
&ai;enerubte nad europa merOen pabrz
ideinlih lcbr beoeuteno lcin. Die 6radtz
raten iilo I'M Steigen, uno udbreno Die
SefOroerun9 eiucs Sui6els @etraioe
BON Chicago nad 2iperpoOl am lesten
0ienitag nod 1876 Gents foitete, mar
Der Setrag gcltern i6on auf 1888 Gts.
geitiegen. @il lenbabnleute erflaren, Der
8eltcn nliiiie, uenn ni6t re9t5etti9e
Sorfebrungen setroffen werocn, auf fna9z
item @inter einen empIinDliden &oblcnz
mangel uno Sbeueruag selpartisen.
Die &Oblenbanoler iinb auf9eTorbcrt
luOroen, iObalO, ais mO9lid, rel9lide
SOrratbe ein;ulegen, ba cs in anbctradt
ser su oerlenocnoen enormen Otanen
Getraioe iuabrideinlid bcntnafit an
@ag9ons sur geiorOerung bon &oblen
nlan9eln perbe. Otan nadt barauf
aufmerf Jam, SaB Sic meltli3en 8ahneu
idon i'm leeten Sabre, trob ser perbaltz
niBnlaBig serin9en ernbte, nidt im
Stanbe paren, genus @asgOns gu lies
fern. 9(Qe 9abnen benliiBen iid, ibr
getriebsmaterial ben lmitdnben gemaB
su persrOBern, allein trosbem 9laubt
man, baB nidt 9enug @assons fiir alle
9lniorberuu9en porbanoen lein werben.
@om @irserfrtea II, GDile.
Goquimbo, 81. Suit. - Die
gtadri6t, SaB sic Sunta oca Git ibrcr
9tesierung bon Squique nad) GOpi5po
perlegt bat, beitatist iid. 0icie Stabt
lift Bic Sauptitabt Der Brouins 4tacama
unb licgt 80 Otetleu uberbaIb Der Wtiinz
bung bes glcidnamtgeu StrumeS unb
so Wteilen liiolid bon Galoera. Sic 1T
beoeutenSe8 Sanbel8z uno 8er9wert8z
Centrum, bat sroBe Sdmcl5werfe uno
perlenbet piel Silber unO &upfcr. Sire
Scp0lferung lit 9e9cn $4,000. Sn
Squique iit cine GarniIon pcrblieben,
pclde sic Gintrcibun9 ber Salpeter3Ole
Hbermadt.
q emzY Off, 81. 5uli.-3eitnnsen
aus Chile, Eeru unb slrgentinen entz
balten intercNante Mittbeilun9en ibcr
Ben Sampf in Chile. Giner NteI0uns aus
Squique ;ufolge 1T ba5 GranspOrtl6iiI
r9faipo" nit 2lusriiitungen fiir %, 900
Niann seldeitert. @e9en 0eierteure
aus Salmaceoa's Seer werben graulame
Straien pcrbanst. Au5 200 Stodidlaz
gen beitcbt Bic 9cmobnlide 0Oiis, Die iie
Dfters auf Ben Slrfbof bringt. 9ln II.
SUM- ioGen in Santia9o 25 SffiSiere
uno SOlbaten eri9Ofen pOrben iein.
9alielbe Sdidi ial erlitt bic Semaunun9
be5 SorpeOObOote8 y @alOo, ruelde bes
iertirt, aber wieOer elnsefangen mar.
Sdrefen berri9t iiberall. Die 6elber
iinO perwii itet unb bic 2anbleute sefloz
ben, neil iie fiirdten, in galmaceoa's
9rmce geltedt 3u ipcroen. Gergara Don
Sole 2ui8, Ser GrzG Goumanbeur, tuurbe
furdtbar mtBbanoelt, neil ct baS OtiB=
faQcn bes GommanDeur8 Don Carlos
gforaga erre9t bate. Die @efansniiie
aller StaSte itno nit 8efan9cuen 9efiillt
unS 6iiiila6en an bsr SasesOrOnun9.
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Wtcitd1ltttoS crId1DiTctt.

RorfOlt, &trg., 80. Suit. = 3obu 9.
@pper, @eIdlait5iibrer Der p98eiteru Union.
lelegrapbensGOmpagute" 5u Suffolt, 8ug,
wuroe am NtitnpoAss sAbeno in jener Sta0t
BON einem unbttauHten gteger meudIing8
eri6oiieu. aein 0totiU fir Die Chat if be-
tannt. Der Grmoroets mar % Sabre alt
uuO iebr popular. Die YOliSsi iabnOet auf
Dem 5bdter. Ess,ai - .'ss=-=
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Die SnSenzSerTolsnnaem. - SalIdbe Serid1te
iiber ole erfnIgrsidIe 9ermitteluna Oct
<f,ofs,

SSks StAHNHs
2onoOu, 81. Suli.-0ie 9unlap-9al=
3telifJe Igentur bringt beute gum uierten
Dfale Die ebenIo oft in 2lbre0e 9etellte 9taf>
ridt, OaB Oa5 Staat5=0epartemeu in 8aibz
ington benadrlttist poroeu lei, oaB Der
@Sar auf SermenOung Der amerifaniiden
&egierun9 bic Gbitte 9egeu Die 3uoeH iusz
peubirt babe CIebe blesbeSitglide 2epeidle
aus Der Sunoesbauptit an anoerer Stelle
81. >. I.). Gm Yetsrsburqer Gorreipon>
bent Der u3ime8" benuuSirt oieie mieOerbols
ten 2iigen uuD erfldrt, bieielben piiroen I'M
Snterelie gelpiiler offiStellen Serbinoun9eH
perbrettet. Nerlonen, Die nit Der Sad)lGge
uertraut ilno, miiroen ourd) lol6e plumpe
Gr1tnoun9en nlft get0uId]t.
yin YrIuatbrtet aus WtoSfau meloet, Die
Satlage in 9fuBlanb lct i1llmmer, ais je.
Die pSime8" lentt Die 2luimertanteit beS
YublttumS aui Die Sbatiafe, OaB or.
9ramforot Der amerfauid)e @eueralfonlul
in Petersburg, meid)er, mie Die Qunlaps
9alSlePl1eu 0epelden an9ebeu, Die GUS
penlton Der @oifte bemerftelli9t babeH lou,
nlbt nit oem G3areu uuterbanoeln fanu,
oa Der auleritanild)e @ejanbte &baS. Gnor9
Snritb, welher Ouf elmer llrIaubSreile 1T,
elneH 9etaftStrd9er III petersburg lIeB.
Sic Sbieagn'er gnSIteusng.
2onbou, 81. Slli.-9ie p9ailg- Stems"
la9t in einem Artltel iiber Die Columbus
Au5iteuung: pGbCago, aur meld)eS oo8
trlttde Auge ielneS gtebenbuhlerS, Jtepz
yort's, gertdtet iit, nluB nit Der Iu3itcls
lung Grfolg baben; einen 6eblld]la9 tonHte
eS nld)t ernageu. @laoltoue'8 bemerten5z
uertber Sriei bebt Die gSldtl9telt bieler
NuSitelluug beroor. SeOeutallS erIebt er cS
nod, %merlta Don ben l6periten tnouItrteIz
len fSeIieln beirelt i'll iebcn. Der lepI9e
llmld)mung lit 9epaltl9 oDer ale polttuden
A4lSeiteu babeu ibre 9em0bnlld)e Seocus
tung uerIOren. Die Au5ltelIun9 mtro, ais
elm lpettere8 Rs1ultat, 2lmerlta III Ole HeIbe
Der erlten un0 pidtlgiten aulturlanoer Der
@roe elleH. Seper intellgente Ntouu muB
etnleben, Oab eS etufad] ldd)erltt III, menn
Amerlta 10 oft 1ld) pamlt belheloeu mHB,
hlllter Die g4uber Drltler Slane Ill europa
elngerelbt III iperoeu. Sine impolante, elnz
orudsOoue Au5itellung miro cine NnStes
hung8irait au8iibeu, Der nur Nenl9e mloers
iteheu fOnue11. Seoer Seiuter Der InSltelz
lung mtro nit Dem Gr0Bten Snterene Nmert-
fa'S Gner9ie unO Su9enpIrlIt)e uno 0anlt
Die 9rOBe SeOeutuug BON Su9enO un0 9on-
uung belpunoern."
asdIt Weuid)en ertrnnten.
2onbou, 81. Suli.-Qer britiiae 9ams
pier r9oonunolHg" coQlotrte mQbreno Der
pergangeneu 9taht aui Der %o0be Don OoUer
nit Dem normegnheu S6opuer uyormo"
uuo bel6doigte OeulelbeH 10 be0euteno, oaB
CT bnnen lpenlgeu Ntluuten unter9lH9. Adt
SeeleHte beS SdOoners ertranteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
Die sommerferien Ses grdfoenten.

cape u =, N.sS., 80. 3ult.-8rieg8s
ietretdr Yroctor fam Aeute bier all unO lu0
ben Prditoenten 0arrliou ein, Der gutbuls
lung be5 acknowledgements 3u Beu-
nln9ton, ST., all 10. 2lugut bei5uluobnen.
Der YrQiloeut acceptirte uub mrO ain II.
gluauit BON bier uad) Bennington abreiieu.
9ou bort rell't er ua6 Ntount Ntc@re9or,
N.=Y., no er am 20. 2luauIt ieiueu 81. Sc
burtstag fetern miro. Nm -. 2lugut be-
giebt ild) Dec Prditoent auf eintge Gage mad
S0rato9a HnO tebrt am %. blerber 5uritd.
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Wtt 100000 omrdeebramnt

Ntari9all, 0lid., 81. 3ult. -
Sor etmu icda @oden entflub Der &aiz
iirer Der bieiigcn nGitD 9tationalz8ant,
NamenS &irbg unO nabm 500, 900
BON bem G)eloe ser 8anf nit. Ntan
bOrte icit0cm 9tidt5 mebr BON ibm, bis
gcitern Ietne 5n Seoalia, OtO., eriolgte
Yerbaftun9 9emelbet muroe.
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aataitropDe all oer aiite pon Sapan.
Gin Iampfer III oeu 8rmno acbohrt uno 26O
Ncnidleu crtruufen.

Gan 6ran3t5co, 0, 80. Suit. - gtadJz
ridtsu per Qampfer uGltp Of Yetiu," rpelz
der beute 2lbcnO bier autam, er9cbcn, OaB
am l3. Suli iOlgeuOe 9epelde i'll YOIOhama
empfangeu uurOe:
uuQer 90npier uEamae 0taru," pelder
nit $40 9trbelteru am &oro Don Suto nadl
0afobate Suriidtebrte, colli0irte I'M llbr
triib am II. 9lpril aui Der 90bc bon Sblra,
gami nit Dem 9ampier pltigoibi Naru"
uno glng oiort inter. 260 9erioueu wer-
Den pernrBt uuO inn obue .3meliel ertrun-
fen. Der @apltdu, Der erite SifiSier uno
iedlsSlQ 9lrbelter haben bQs llier erreldlt. a"
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gSr. 1873.
56itt murNcH UOn Dem Gampfc gIcid;eitig

96itt mHrNcH uOn Dem 0ampic gIcidseitig
uuteroriidt.
Sdou irith am 0torgen nabm Bic BON
bem Cant auiitcigenOe T5utriaHle III iolter
gSciie 0b, oaB man iijr Ole umllegen0eH
@ebGulld)telten tclncylei Bcfirhmugeu
mebr 81 he9en brOutte, uuo ae9en 8 llbr
Sormltta98 uoreR ole 6lammeu UollItduNlJ
uHterbriidt. Grit itbt tam Der Shaoeu
eintgermoBen gcnauer perauid)tagt meroeu.
2S0ren betOe %ebllter, wje e3 2luian95 pcu
9tulhctn bate, 'Qmmt lhrem SUbalte ger
fort moroen, 10 wNyOe Der &erluit mebr, ais
100000 beroacu habeu; "a e8 Der Gomz
pagnle aber Qelaul, Oen gr6Bteu She'll oeS
SeleS III rettcu, 10 bclduit er ib muthmaBs
lid nur oui $4,000, iitr Sic allerNtua5
feiusrlei &erilteruug 0orbanoeu 1T. 9iaA
Sagen oitrttu Qcitern einulal mieocr Die
SemOhner Gautou5 cine ruhlge 9tadlt pers
briu9en, Obne init Der @eiiirhtuuQ ldlluieH
gehen Su mlJleu, OaB tbre Nduer uuo Qtos
blllar III 30ui) lcoer 3cit 0uileben t0Huteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
g0tr perfaitfen feline Watcrialmaaz
re,t, nod Sleiorngsitit6e,

unb mir pnen gut. liebe 9eue, gu fpiiien su tbun
pab mir oas 1sppidl f@cid,aft betrcibcn, u,o
Da pies mufer baIbidbrIid)cr Mutranmmnas=
Werfauf jsBt bic s3eif fur SeraaiuS oa lit.
Infer sanses i'm Greiie herab9eettes Eager nu tort.
Waden Sic iih bisieE @ertauf su 9iuten. Sebenfen
Gle, na6 mir 1eiie pon 9epphen baben, peIdJe su
foIaenben Shenfunaspreiien obaehen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
Cine Gnti6eionng 8egen Ole Siid10fe
Giber uno Sotpntan.

9lebel no, %, 80. Sull.-3tltter 9aE
milton CAB beute i'm Common 8leasgertdt
cine GntidelOun9 im YrO;eiis gegeH Die
pguangeliide 2liociation" alb unO bewi(z
ligte eiUeu ginbaltsbefebl, metbcr Der 8u=
blltatiOusbeb0rOe oerbietet, ir9eno meId)e
2efi3ltS in ben Saldren Der 8ti60ie Giber
NIB 8opman su 0efen o6er ben Gonfereus
sen uon SQluoi5, 2e8 Woiues, Oregon
unb @Iatte= 9tlper tr9enO pelte GelOer Su
beSableu.
0aS @sridt peripeigerte ale Giumiiduu9
in bic Geltuug Der Ser0fentliduugeR Der
IHociatiOn; eS eutIhieb, oaB Die Iu5ito-
Buug Der Siid0fe Giber uuo Boumau ben
Re9eln Der StrhenOl5jip gen1dB mar uuo
oaB we0er @ieineio nod 9etrug SeitenS
Der @onierenSen, pelde Die 8iif0ie proiels
itrteu, ua9gemleieu ift. &euu Die glif0fe
elnipdnOe 9e9en ibreu YrOse6 81 erbebeH
miinldten, 10 hatten ile e8 sur 3eit tbre5
Yro;eiies thun iouen unb nift uat Oemiels
ben.-Gie GntideiOuu9 lift Elm .pollitdnoiger
Steg fiir Die DtiHoritdt8faftiou. Ga5 0aupts
quarter Der vgpangeliihen 2tHOcation" be-
ftnoet I'D in hieFger StoOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
germti6te telcsrapstias SeveT6en.

= Die Spriugle5'ide SGgemiible in
8ifsblrg, Drill, 1T nit elmer groBeu
GuaHtttat 6oIs III Slammen aufgegaH9en.
Der SerluIt betrd9t $4,000.
- Ser 9eitern IN Cincinnati abgebaltene
republlfanll0e GountD @oupent lnooiilrte
mehrtTe Der porgeferu oon Dem GORpeEt
Der uHlonS' 'Seteranen nomlnirten GaHOloa=
ten, i9nOrirte leOOA bic MaloritGt oerisIbeu.
- ytart SIaf, ein entlaiiener Waihinit
Der DSat-@liff.6o6babu" ;u Dallas, Ger.
muroe am 0tittpOhss 4benO oon 30. 8.
Snt9bt, BEN SuperinteuOeuten lener Sabn,
in elnem Strelte geidoiieu uuo wabrihein@
lt9 tOotlif] psrwgnpst. 9Higbt iteate il4
Der 9eb0roe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
Grfploe Der aod,sd,eu SsiImetboSs.

Serlin, 80. Suli. - Or. Sbamm bon
9uIelOorf ver0iientlitt eiuen Yerlht, mel
der ben 9tnbau9erH Der 8od'ifeu 0tetboOe
sur '6eilung Der SHbertuIole groBe genu9s
ttuung gepQbrt. 3r. Ebamm erfldrt, eS
et ibm nit !9llfe oe5 &o1'4en Spilem8
9elungen, 40 Eroscnt Ger inter Ielue Be
bauolUng geitelten Yatienten UoQfGuoig Su
beiler. Su 40 Yroseut Der uon Inn beban=
OeItcn Safe BON Snbertuloc babe er befriez
biQeu0e 9ieiultate er;ielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01

P.S.- g8dbreno Der Olonote Suli uno Iu9uit mrb
infer SaoeR I'M ubr Jtatmittass, an SauitaeeH
nm II uhr yiatts seitoiieH. Infer Geid)Gft 1T
Santa9s nur elAeH balben Gag 9eoiinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01

ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-01
2e,piS g. Wad)matt s. Sruoer.

Dian id)aue ii1 nad bem redlten Efate I'M uno per
seiie bic 9tIlnmer 4t5. Sit sSaItimpreitraBs
nidDt iont 9ebt man ie3I.
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,,Seim 0ewid)t in 0olo tuert9. "
NaOman's @e0ON Melief

AIT isoer 3st i'm 6auie babe. Sein G'ebraut5 ntro
iuohltbdtig uirter bel ieoer 2lrt uoH Stmer5 ooer
arantbeit Is gIbt yildtS IN Der Icit, odS 10 itEeQ
einen ShmeI8 it, uot1 oeE SortitTItt eIRer qrQHt>
beit oulDQlt, ais ba5 9leaeq 8eIte.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05
REVIEW OF THE SESSIONS WORK.
Summary of Im portant Measures Passed
by the Fifty first Congress.

Summary of Important Measures Passed
by the Fifty-first Congress.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 5.-Extraor-
binary conditions governing the compost
ton of the Fifty congress drew to its
legislation the attention of the whole
country. The Republican party had on
the day congress convened once more OBJ
tanned control of the executive and iegis-
lative branches of the federal government,
but so small was the majority in the
house of representatives that it was OBJ
vious that the success of party measures
would be greatly imperiled unless radi-
cal methods were adopted. Realizing
this, the Republican managers of the
house made every preparation to place
their party in that body on stronger
footing, and hardly had the congress con-
vened when it became evident that Wig.
orous and unprecedented policy was to be
pursued.
The Fierce Initial Struggle.
Tho long struggle of theD emocrats in
the house to prevent the unseating of one
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

Continued on seventh page.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

One feature of this congress is the mum /.
Der of bills that failed in the senate, and
which were important measures. One or
two bi lis were never very seriously con
sidered-the sub-treasury and the Stan
ford government loan bills. But the Con-
ger lard bill (Which passed the housed, the
Paddock pure food bill "a senate measure).
the bill to adjust the accounts of govern
ment employees under the eight hour law.
the national bankrupt system (passed the
house, all failed to get through the SEN
ate. The Nicaraguan canal bill and the
bill to amend the Interstate commerce law
also failed. The bill for mail subsidies
got through just before Adjournment.
There were many other bills which did not
get through, and few OF them are given:
The service pension bill; the postal savings
bank bill; woman's suffrage and prohibit
ton constitutional amendment bills; pro.
hibitiniy aliens from acquiring title to
lands in this country; all the schemes for
Latin.AAmerican-U United States bapks
The advocate., 1891-09-16

function of The government the power
10 Issue money an instrument OF oppres-
sion In the hands Of a select and aristO-
cratic class? What has crop failures to
do with system Oflaws that have robbed
the people Of empires OF the public
domain, and given to 1t corporations and
land ByndIcates? II the Alliance Is the
Outgrowth OF mere pecuniary privation
and the discomfort arising from It, how
does 1t happen that instead Of arising in
Germany, for instance, where the agrI
cultural classes are poor TO the last de-
gree, and are taxed Oppressively for the
support Of enormous standing armies, 1t
should take It's rise in the United States,
where no such oppressive conditions
exist, and where the people are free and
Intelligent And why should the move
ment be strongest In the very class where
the conditions of life are the easiest, and
leisure for reading and study average the
most during the yearF The good crop
cry is shallow In the last degree. The
simple fact Is, that the present discomfort
is the legitimate outgrowth Of the educa-
cationsl effort Of the last generation. The
people are beginning to understand eco
nomic laws. Education has developed
the belief that the producer OF wealth Is
entitled to the wealth he produces, and
has developed intelligence enough to
show why he does not get 1t.
The movement is In it's infancy. No
number of good crop years will stop 1t.
Justice In the division Of wealth, and just
laws which produce equality Of oppor-
tunitIes, instead of the reverse will result
from the conflict before IL is ended.
The advocate., 1891-09-16
EFFECTS OF GOOD CROPS ON THE ALLI-
ANnP

ANCEs
Farmers Alliance, Lincoln, Nebraska. ...r
Much is being said In the monopoly
press about the effect of good crops on
the Alliance. Predictions are freely made
that one good crop will destroy the soci-
ETY. as we'll as the independent party.
Nothing is more foolish. Is the Alliance
the outgrwoth of last years short crops?
Not at all. On the contrary the Alliance
has been making slow, steady and sure
growth for the past fifteen years. 1t was
organized in this state in the winter OF
1882, and has had strong foothold in
the state ever since, having held an an
nual meeting every winter since that
date. The causes for the organization Of
the farmers and toilers OF the nation lie
FAR deeper than the scarcity from the
crop failure Of one or two years. What
has the failure of crops to do with the
gradual accumulation of wealth OF the
nation In q few hands until 25,000 men
own more than the other 62,000,O00?
What has crop failures to do with fraudu-
lent railroad construction and stock
watering until the whole railroad system
has become a rotten, fostering sOref
What has crop failures to do with fnan-
cial system that makes the most potent