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Evening journal., 1891-12-21
LETTERS FRoM THE people.
ME- JaciSssn'. Course Defended.

tN"tNaNH = 0WAANS DtltnuGU.
TO the Editor Of the EVENING Journal.
DEAR SIR; l see Ia the columns of the
Sunday Star whore The Man Aboni
Town refers to Job a Jackson AZ
chairman IF the Law Snd Order meeting
at the Opera House on Tuesday last
saying among other things, that MI.
jackson fitted up more bar-rooms than
any other man in this city. Why this
should nave any bearing on Mr..
JaoksoA's consistency on the
liquor question fail to See
or where it reflects against his sincerity.
The liquor men and the public have
known Nh. Jaekson's course on the cues
ton involved FOR a number Of years The
saloon keeper has the privilege Of ae.
ceptng or rejecting the jackson and
Sharp Companys bids. Simply because 4
firm furnished some part or parts 10 4
saloon Is that any reason why be should
encourage the sale Of liquor? Should 4
firm contract to build harsm
with saloon therein for the sale Z
liquor, would that imply that the presi-
dent OF said company would encourage
the sale or become silent on the lienor
question: Y glassmaRer furnishes bot
Ties, or ! coal dealer fuel, gas company
light, why should they button their
mouths against what they think is sin
aud crime Mr. jackson has probablv
taken business view OF this matter
Should Sheriff simmons wish lumber to
hang some unfortunate man and Mr. Jack.
son furnishes tbs lumber who would be
50 ignorant as to hold Mr. Jackson re-.
sponsiple for the mans deathg
NINTH WARD
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
LEMON HOT DROPS

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele.
gait and reliable
25 cents Al druggists. Prepared only
BY Dr. Il. Motley. Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

The death Of sensor Plumb removes
another able man and old Republican
from the Senate Els place will lkelv
be filled BY a man who viii
be detrlment 10 the esuntrv
and possibly disadvantage to
the Republican party. The addition.
TO the majority party. Of late, have not
been favorable 70 its permAnsncy FOR the
failure, or to it's success IN the present
Il has made some distinct losses; It has
not made any gains.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

II an aTactionsts and discriminating
urchla should swallow some Of the blue
pant which distinguishes Shem from
Ham me fond young mother need not be
alarmsd-Noah's Ark paints are not
polsonous
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
Colored Peoplo Tor OI,Iahoma

KINoFIsHER, 0. T., Dec. 2li-Four car
loads Of negroes came into Oklahoma on the
Rock Island railroad from Memphis. Half
Of them, or about eighty persons, stopped
here and the Others went TO FL Reno
They are all wen clothed and are a superior
looking class Of colored people.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

TIE Chester Times shows evidences
Of prosperity Il has a new building
moasrnly designed, commodious and
handeome Office, and has published 4
bulky Industrial edition growing and
Dragging shout its own industry and
many other industries Of the sprightly
little city which sits, but does not wait,
on the banks Of the Delaware between
Wilmington and Philadelphis
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Il ROAD "HOYAL RoUTEn BETWEEN PHIL
ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. THE ONLY
DOUBLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN kFKkcT
JUNE 6, 1891.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days-Express, 800, A. IN, zV1, 4.eO p
Sundays-Express, 300 am. Accommoda-
ton. 5 90 a.. m. and 30 p. m
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. " eek days
Express, z 30 800. a. M, and 100 p. m. Accom-
mediation, $40 a. m. and 4. so y. M,
Sundays-Express. 400 y. M Accommoaar
ti0n, 30 a. m. 40 y. Il. &C.,
A. A. MCLEOD, G. o. HANCOCK.
Pres. and Gen Manager. Gen. Pass-.Agt
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

WHEN the Republicans gerrymand.
cred taa state Of Michigan, few years
ago, they supposed they we're making Il
Republican for AL time; aud they had no
Idea that Mr. Harrison would become
President and object TO the gerrynander.
ing habit.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

IN was once called the Grand Old
Parry but now tbs "Grand" is left OF
because It grandeur IL ebllterated, soon
the psrty viii be eblltsrated and the
"Olaa only viii remain.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2l-Henry G. Glib
son, the noted art patron and pbilanthropist,
died at his home in this city Of anemia Mr..
Gibson had accumulated fortune Of S2Q,-
100000 from the manufacture Of whisky.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

PRoFEssoR AoAsslz Of Harvard, de.
clares that in his estimation Dom Pedro
was the best practical geologist IN The
wosld Enluence Ia geology and saga
city "a statecrsit did not meet and klss
each oiber Ia his person. Ee was. per.
haps the worst practical statesman in the
world
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

LoyINc kindaeas never yet made
child bad Or worehleaa The children 81
lcvlag mothers sometimes turn out iii
FROM neglect, sometimes from indulgence,
but never from too much we'll. dlreotsd
love or from wiss kindliness.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

A MAN isas patient With his own faults
as woman p With her own children. he
clubs the faults q other fellows as 4
women pounces upon her neighbor's
children Men and women are very
similar whore they are NOT very different
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

IL the child who begias to eat the
candy from his stocking before sunrise
should become little sick at breakfast
It Is smsll mater de has enjoyed the
stolen sweets SO ksenly that he will not
feel pricking conscience, and n his
mother Goes not spank him be will soon
forget the fortunes Of his abused beny
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

II Is impossible Tor . chili who has the
sympathy and confidence Of his mother
TO become liar Ths child who enje
neither is liable to become liar and
A. 80,
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

The Yerger Bros. at No. 41e sbiplev
street, end No. 4l9 Market street are
charged with a very grave offense. AZ
they have The blame they NAV as well
have the game, SO they have emit tba
prices square In two in their nictnres
and easels for the holidays.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

TIE Christmas number Of the Dramatic
News - gorgeous exposition Of the
printers art. II Is full OF the ordinary
's~s OF the stage sud besides that
has full page, beautifully
Be red pictures Of salvini, Pauline
Jennie joyce and Corinne.
'Amatic News is the standard
ss N the United States for ell
pertaining to the stage,
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

In being womsn a. this season there
is rare satisfaction in knowing that
none % her Christmas presents will be
charged TO her account
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Go to Adair'a, No AIS Market street
and get your little boy or girl a swing.
ing horse, shoo.fy, doll coach, fat to5
or cylinder desks, fancy chair or q
rocker
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

You'll need gum boots. The boys will
need gum boSts. Why not get pair for
a Christmas gift2 All sizes q Babcock's,
No 2O6 Market street, above Second,
east side.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

TnE chief objection that some men
have to ain, IS that u does not pay.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
aold Pena and pencils.

An elegant assortment. Quality the
best. Prices to suit. DAVIS, 8 East
Second.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Before buying your Christmas presents
60 to see Adair's holiday goods. No. 4l5
Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

FEW men ever ontgrow the boylsh
fancy that litils sore requires big
rae
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
wv RnAD COMPANY Tina fahla. IN

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY Time table, in
effect December 0. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington French strea
stAtiunl for y y o junction, MoAtchanin,
auyeneourt Granogue, Cossart, Chadd'a
hOru Junction. PocopsOn, West Chester.
Embreeyils, Mort0nville, Gainesville.
Waynesburg Junction. Springfield, Joanna,
BirdsbOro, Reading and intermediate stations
daily. except Sunday. 90 q m, and 2.30 p.
n. Sunday only, sig m.
For b Il o. junction; Montchanfn; Guyens
court: Granogue; t'ossart; Chadd's Ford juno
MOrtonvin Coatesville Waynesburg juno
ton; Sprinl field and intermediate stations.
daily excep Sunday, at 5, D. m. Sunday
only at 400 .. m.
For Coatesvile, West Chester ard inter.
mediate stations, daily except Sur day. at
3S m. and 3 As p. m. -,
Trains arrive ~ Wilmington, e rehCA
street stationl from Readings blruspsonoi
Joanna; Springfield; Waynesburg JuAyynoni
Coatesvtle; Mortonville; Enbreeylllle. Wost
Chester; Pocopson: Chadds togq1 . ul1otl9lni
Cossart; 9ranogue; Guyencour5i naohtc liqil
b. \ o, Junction and tntermedlate hlattons.
daily, except Sunday at 70 = D. ~ 10 Pun
From S snr,neaeld. Waynesburg Junction 4.
Coafesyiila. Mortonville, Embreevllle. Po-
copson, West Chester, Chadd's FORD Junctlons
flossnrt ezra ogue, Guyencourt. Montchanln,
B. 80 Junction and intermediate stations
u'1 F,oro Gostesville, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations. daily except sunday. at
n ~ m and 2.l2 p, no.
a a McDA UsLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Genl Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

The North River Bridge Approved.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-Acting Secretary
Grant has approved the plans for the bridge
over the North river, New York.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

AHdiea' Geld waton
Assortment unequaled In Wilmington
az Miliard f. Davis 8 East Second street
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Cigars 25, so and 100 in box foi
Xmas gifts Also meerschaun pipes ard
smokers butdt. AZ J. Il. Harkins, 2f5
West e @rth street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Visit gers Art Gallery, No. 4lg
Market street, before Yon buy your pres
ents, twill pay you.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

IL pink frock viii make girl Happy
Why should she not have itf
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

actors and manager Matt o'Brien is
the accomplished correspondent Of the
Dramatic News here
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Insurance ia force. Insur. for 1870
Equitable Life, S720, 062, 1910 SOB S26 i07.0 0
Provfdent Life
and Trust. Te.274 p45.0O 1924. So. %
Penn Mutual. H0.2737ll.t0 20G63 272 O0
Manhattan Life "a 500 754OO u Qa9 an NJ
The ''Equitable's' business for 1890
alone, nearly equals the total insurance in
force Of the ProvidentLife, Penn Mutual
and Manhattan Life combiped.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
WArAMAKERss.


PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Dec. Fl, 1891.
The z0eatAe1 today IS Iakel,
to be ckear.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
BAL TIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect November Is, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEF OF
n ssn rlllrTArrn Z - =

| TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Az. DEE or
EAST BOUND,
express trains.
NEW YORK, week days. sOs. .7l7. y 20
|l9 s q q M, ~ "A z 80, IS 80, sT38prn
NEW YORK. Sundays, 3 O8. = III. 4le &c a
| M. az "a, 20, 70 So. Il 80 D M.
| BOSTON, IS 3s,p.m. daily, with Pullman bu ct
sl ls cars running through 70 Boston VITA
passengers In y: q ~ station. Boston
iLA AZ y " lA, Wsek days, 70 eS SO.
10 80. III 81 a. m; si2 "a, 90, f2f0 Is. 40
% q g A. "A 3s, %. 1a %. 40 s.
z So 905, 40 SO, II 40 a. m; sl2 "A, oil - S..
%. TO- %, % IS, 45, y 80, 3d. 10 %, 30 s.
CHESTER, week days, % es, GOO, s5.s7l7.
M p; 90 Y 70 PES. 10, s 6 1913 s45, Y 30.
cHEsTER, sundays. % os, SIS. 7l7. 60
05. 40 90, II 40 a. M; 90, % TO o. 1O O5,
% IS, 45, = 30, 30, 10 90, 40 55 ,. n
Atlantic CITY,, week days, Tl7 m,
| Fl2 "A, ~ 80 D m. Sundays, q II, m, *2bOpm.
WEST BOUND
q BALTIMORE y Is9dE AND WAsHINGToN.t4 81.
lO2, AZ. +l0e6 g. NJ; AZ 10. 400 90 a 20.
% "a n 81 D N. daily.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations. z OF n,
Baltimore ana principal stations on PILLS.
oelphIa DIVISION 10 o. q. m, daily.
.1s Id 81 z 40 "a 81 II ia g u s, ~
PITISBURt5,a g 81, a. M. $40 D. N. eaily.
CHICAGO 3 ~ q. M, "A 40 D. m, daily,
DlNey}5sNAIt AZ AM y, ~. LOUIS IL 10 ,. In
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION. re a q.
2 50, 35 and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBEHGA ACCOMMODATIONS, week
days. W. il 90, q. m 50 and IS IA. sun
cavs 81 q. N. and 4 40 D. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 80, $50, 724,
= =, y 81, III S5, m; " s2, 245, 3 IS. . IS
.. n. Sundays, 80 a m; u ~, 2 45. 3 S. Q IS
FOR Baltimore. week days, 685. 6 50. ss2s.
and % 25am,
Baltimore aud principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division. 20 a. M, daily, exert
Sunday. Sundays. 25 m.
For Landenoerg ana way stations, wes k
days. 8 50, 10 30, q. n; 2 As. 90 "a. sun
days Is q m; 90 m.
Chicago, and Pittsburg 1875 q N, daily,
eycap' Sunday; %. p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, @Il.55, q. m, daily
except Sunday
Lv. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays, @4l5 G co. IS, s8l5 8 40 70 49,
1900, ~ 35 q. M, II 90 noon.1 as 81 Oe "A eO
'4Q6 20, % 3, 3d. % 81, 30, = p, g. 10, 10 TO-
sanaay. sfi5 600, 1915, 80 ~ 80. 1000,
III 35 m, on. noon, so, 90, "A O5 &c. Fl 81
68n, 2 22, s 10, 1910 and II 30 D. N.
Telephone, M. 1893.
Rates 70 Western Points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SCULL GEN. Pass. Agent.
J. T.ODBl Z. General Manager.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
,WlliansIer" 1tno s,sarbeitsritter"
orobc,t usit eincr GeDplutipt.

ct. @ouis, %. Suli.-0ie r6ars
mers2laian;" uno Die r2lrbcit5ritter"
bcs 3. unO 4. GonsreB,9iitrittes bon
Sera5 balten ge9enwdrtig cine 2agerper.
iammlung gu SulpbursSprinss, pcldlt
cine QSo1e bauern pirb. Infer ocn
9lnmeicnoeu bsiinber iib SunbcSicnatOr
Bieiier, iOwie Sr. SOwer5, BrGiiOent
Ser nSarmer sluiau;" BON Snoiana.
2lIe 9tebner haben iid iuwcit Su Sun.
ften oer rSolfspartei" crflart, uuo etlis
DIE beri ielbcn er9in9en iid III iebr bcfti.
gen sleuBcrun9cn. Geo 9. &oobs aus
San3aut>GountD J. 9. prOpbe;cite, SaB
cine 0tepolutlOn au5bre6en piiroe, wenn
Die r8Olf5partei" bel Der na1lten 9Sabl
nidt iiese.
Gr iagte, aud SObn Srown unb
yloDo @arriiOn ieien 9fcoolutOnare &c.
meien, unO ba5 Golf mTiie ser Ser.
idait Der 8lutotratis gelpaltiam Gin
Gnoe MAIDEN, wenn rS nidt auI frieb.
li6cm gSsse seide5en f6nne. Sr. BOp.
erS BON Snbiana belt cine Gbnlidlt
9teSe unO lagtc utter sln0erem, bai
9Sulf werOe oen blutigcn IbgrunO, wcl.
der burtl Sen Siirgerfricg ;mii6cn ben1
9torSen unb Siioeu eutltanD, nit tooten
Yolitifcrn iiillen, ba8 OtOnopOl un0 bit
Blutofratie itiir;en unb ii9 ielblt wieOer
ser 3isel Ser 0fe9ierung bcma9t!seu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Sef6lucroeu oer seioeufabrifauten

N.p : . orf, %. Suli.-@ie bic
Soft" beute 9lbenb mittbeilt, bat bie
Silt 2lNociatiOn Of 9lmcrica" bort III
rem SefretGr Srn. SritOn 9fidarbion
bem S6aeamtaiefretdr ein Sdreiben
gcifift, luc(deS Seidweroe iibtr Die
3olamts 9nlpeftion Der impOrtirten
Ssi0euwaaren fibrt. Dem Sbrciben
lmo itutiltiide Seri4tc aus YOfObama
uno anberen 0dicn beisefH9t, ourd
meldc bepicien perben iOu, baB ber
ciugefibrte Sduejoa BON so bis 90
Ero;cut auf importirte SeiOenwaaren
oen einbelmiidcn 6abritauten feinen
Sdue 9epGbrt. Die ySiltz2tIociatton
Of 9lmcrica" beltebt aus 6abrifanten,
lpcldc 9fobIcioe so0frei aus Sapau,
China unO 6ranfreif impOrtiren. Dem
grieie peS Srn. 9ti6arbion 3ufolse
ntro bic einbciulii6e ScibeninDultric
bura 3ollbetrigcrelen geiddSigt, uno
bic Serltelluns bon icibenen Gal6entiiz
c)crn, cinlt Gin bliibenoer SnDuitriez
speis, lit Ourd oieie llrlad)c total ruiz
nirt wurSen. Sn 1884 wurOen i'm @anz
zen MIR $3.50 StId Seioeniuoareu i'm
9Scrtbe BON S24, 900 aus Sapan irnporz
tirt. Sn 1890 bstrn9 Die gtnfubr 1O4 =
416 Stiif III 9Sertbe bon 1,167, 900.
Der Sanbsl in SaI6enti6ern bat nit
eleider Sdnclligfeit 3u9euOmmeu. 9n
1887 wurben aus Sapan allein 229, ,979
9uecnb Safdeutiitcr in 8ertbe BON
s816.OOO importirt. Sn 1889 betruq
bic Giniubr $3.50 0uecnb im8ertbe
pon $1,1O6,O 900 uno in 1890 nidt iucz
niger, als 634,116 DueenO i'm @ertbe
BON S1,S70, ZOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
SaS 8eiultat oes Gatott Mpro=
prosciIeS.

Golumbu8, 8, %. Suli. -8m.
8. Gutott, Der friibere 0erau8gcber unO
9lcOatteur 6e8 SunOaDsGapital, wclz
der uiammen nit ietnem Sruoer 9. 8.
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punOete, puroe beute friib oeS WtOrOe8
i'm Sweiten g)raSe idulotg beiunbcn.
Gas 9lutpersieBen fanO am %. Sc
bruar oicit8 Sabrc8 an Der SigbItraBe
itutt, uno mar oa8 9feIultat elmer j3et<
tungsfebOe. Der 8ro5eB begann am
II. 91tai. GQiot gerietb, ais ct ben
g9abripruA oernnbm, in iolhe gntrIs
flung, oaB ct ben Gran0sIrmyz&nOpf"
bonn 9lOfauii6lag abriB unO nad Ser
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idworencn nidt auf 0tOrO i'm eritcn
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be8 Staa1cS Ohio lit Mtoro i'm ;meiten
@rabe nit leben8ldn9lider 3udtbau5z
bait itrafbar. @uiOtt8 2tnmalt beanz
tragic eincn neuen BrO5eB, unS bo5 llr>
tbeil murOe babcr apf9eidobcn. Der
9tidter wiro Die 9lrgumente iiber Ben
glntrag l6On am na6lten Samitag pers
uehueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Ser Siirscrfries in G6iH.
Sin ncncr Trafioent errpablt - @eitcrc scnz
omuaen upu gSaffcu unO Nnnition az Die
Smiurgenten aus pen Scr. Staateu.

Gan Sran5tsco, 2S. Sult. - Srob
Der oStatas" s"9l1alre uRO Der u0n ben 3ol.
Seamten ausgelbten groBen 9Sad)Iamtelt
louen ocuuod) groBe S.uantltGten l&aien
uuo Muuition, Die III oeuballen uerbo9acu
maren, neuerong5 all Ole d)ileuli6en Suiurs
9enten peritlift mOrOeu eH. ya8 all g..
Sui nad) SqulQuc abgcgangene Sdllf
pS3OuuSlom" nabm ougebId) mebrere &iteu
uOQ HGtroneu nit, unO man glaubt, baB
audi oas AMI Den SabrSeugen pNtontlerrot," I"
p9temuS," y p2Gllamette" uuov v2Seits SHolan"
peyldliite 0eu @emebre unO ltunitlOu per.
barg.
yonoon,2 %. Suli. - GiHc pom letten
Somitag oattrte 9epeide aus Sautlago
melOet, baB SenOr Claudio Stcuna Sum
4rGIioeuteu Don @bile erpQblt moroeu lit.
9erislbe miro ieiH 2lmt an Is. september
antreten.
&oquimbo, @bifi, %. SuIi.-9te Sn-
iurgenteu,3ruppeu mardren lett auf So.
quimbo Su, uuO Die 6lOtte mtro Oielelbeu
uuterliten. GS ioQ eln uerSmeiielter Ser.
iuh gemO1t werbeu, 0teie StaOt 3u erobern.
Die bier &rieg5id]ifie Der 9niurgenten,
r2maio rAcoucagua," r@O0rane"
uuO uGSmeraloa," treibeu i'd itOu iett eiui-
gen 2ageu i'm 6areu Derum uno narten
bios auT oaS gintrefIen Der &ruppeu. Sez
hermann gIaubt, o0B lnuerbaIb bon Orei 2Hs
gen Die Shladt tattftnOeu mtro. 9ie bets
BEN Strelttrafte beitten le gegen 10000
Soloatell, bod bat Die d)tlentld)e 6egtes
rungSpartei lebr itled)te HrIegsld)liie 3ur
8crfUsung un0 iutrO BARN OOH ben Sniurz
genlen iibertrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Nebr SstobS Sotid)aftett aus
NofIfpttA

9aptor, 9, 27. Suli. - 9eute mar
ell meiterer lIugliid5tOg tiir 9a9ton. 81.
9ialep, cu Arbeiter III elmer GtleugleBereL
mclder all Der g4aNeriutt lit, rarb mabs
rcno OeS &Ormttta9S pI0pIid auf Der
SnaBe.
Gin weitll6 9sbenSer 3us Der "Grie'
9abn" ibertubr unp t0otete bcute Nilttu9 Su
@uon, l6 Nieilen 0ltlidI pou her, elne uns
befannte, anItdnoig auSebenbe 6ran. Die
Qe1he beiinoet id) inter Sbbut ctHeS yels
d)enbeitntterS 81 Osborn.
Die StoQuugen beS Staotratbmlt9lteoeS
SEQ. DierdjleS braunten pQbreno OeS Sors
mttags nieoer, uno Smel @feroe tamen IN
ben Tlammeu nm. 2lugult Sung, ) Sabre
alt, mn 6ruus Gu5el, 4 Sabre alt, melbe
Den Stau ourh Spteleu nit 3lnobolifen
in Sraub 9elledt hatten, muroen lpdter ais
get6eu untcr ben 5riimmern getlnocn.
9lrd)lbalD Sopo, cln Snlalle Der uSoIbas
teubetmath," perieBte etueEl gemliien Sobn
8ouer, nit peld)em er i'll eIncm 9&rtbSs
buuie i'll Streit gerOtheu mar, elnen mahrs
iAeMIit t0ptlihen 0ieiicritt9 IN Den llnters
lelb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Gine @cTaDr fur oic Staot ct. Sos
feDb.

ct. Soiepb, gio., 81. Suli,-g8enn
Nd nift ell wa6res gSunOer ereiguct, um
weitere Gingriiie 6e5 Yiliiourl Rtper Su
&elmont.Seub, lpeitIih pon bier abSuweu-
Den, 10 merOen ha5 StdOtheu @lumooo,
gcQeuiber uon bier, uno euua ied5 Suaz
oratmeilcH 6armldn0ereteu inter gSaier
geiett, uno ole giienbabnbriife, iouie Die
OuSu geb0rlgen 8abugelelie uuelOS gemu6t
meroen. 9le 2auO;uuget welde oen 6luB
obcrbalb uuO uuterb0Ib Der Sriimmun9
trenut, lit jeet auf cine Srelte Don tanm
1000 SHB reDu3lrt unO Die llfer neroen
icoeu &ag mebr uuO mebr iortgerlieu.
Die bicigen &iirger tOmmeu nadgeraOc
su Der GuHbt, NaB cnergIidJe Sdrittc Moth.
meuoig ilu0; Oenu luenn ber SInB DIE
Srimmuua Dur1bridDt, 10 mer0en oret Der
midJtlgiten &obneu Der @egenb auf mebrerc
MOnate uuBer 8etrieb gelcft. GuBerrem
wirOe oOS Ab3ngStanaliNitem Der StaOt
nutlos, uno eiu pOu itebeuoen, ihlammigeu
9Saner5 geiiiuter Gee wiIroe ltatt oeS Ulul'
les por Den Sbpreu cuticbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
WmiFi9e Smi.anoe.
Gr5dbInnaen israclitiidIer @iumanoerrr iiber
ole III HnBIanp cronIoeteu @eriolaunacn.
-Snoiid)e tamilicn pont ruSiiId,en D0bcl
III ihtftI Nln hnnnne,, ncrhrnnnt

in ibrem gspbnnnsen pcrbrannt.
. ton, %. Sult.-0ie ruIlildcn
Suben, pcl6e aui Dem 0ampier y&anz
las" bierber famen unb inter Dem Gin
panocrungSgcicbe pOrlaufi9 bier ;uriifs
9ebalten mcrben, er;Gblten 9eitcrn NIT
Sillfe eineS 0olueti9ers iiber bic Sers
folgnn9en, wcldJe iie in 0tpBlanb 81 erz
bulOcn batten. Inter gluberem idiloerz
ten ie Die @inaideruus zines flcincn
aus IS !S1uI Iern nit ocn ba;u gcbOrigen
S6eunen unb StalIen bcitebenoen 0orz
les, bier rlllil6e Oteilen Don Slelo.
Sim IS. Suli 9egcnMitternodt eridicncn
eln OueenO oOer mebr 9tullen ans oer
noben StaOt unO Siinoeteu Die @cbOfte
an; IA Oer iIbiiden SeuObncr purOen
81 Sooe pcrbrannt uno Span;tg anbere
erlittcn idlipere SrauOwunOcn. Die
iibri9en Suoen bciuuiIncten ii6 nit Stofz
fen uno Steincn unO iceten oen Sranoz
itiflcrn nad. Die 9tuIeu, ,ueldc fetuen
@iocrltauO SeitenS Der S5raclitcn 9ez
wobut iino, wurocn burd) ben slugriIf
total itberrumpelt.
Sin jungcr Dtann, beNen Muttcr auf
furAt6are Weile perbranut pOrocu mar,
9rln orci 9fuIen nit cincm itbwcrcn
Sre6eilcn an, tOotcte sluei Ocrlclben auf
oer Stelle uuo pcrmuuoete ben 0rltten
10 ldwcr, baB CT binnen elmer Stunbe
itarb. Die 9tuiien liefen mittlcrweile
nit ben Jfuien: nSGIagt Die SuOen
toot. S0ottt iie." ME beiciien umbcr.
SdlicBlib eridicn bic 0urd ben 6euerz
ltbctn aufmerfium gema9te Bolijei aus
SlelO auf Dem SdauplaBe unO perbaiz
tcte Ben iun9en Otun1, pelAer Die brei
9fuIcn crlAlOgen bate, iowle mebrerc
anocre SSracliten, Die Gsiaugencn iOls
ten an 20. 9uli prOSciiirt merben, unO
bcllnOen iid pubrldclnllh lcgt ldon auf
benz 9Seae nutb Sibiricn.
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(stns unierer seitrisen 2. gsorsem slnssabe.l
Sra9tialee @n0c ctaer Spa3tcrfabrt.
Gin Iiiiipnar mno feline eanie Janti!te bard,
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gSeQington @bite, al Der 9ropeltraBe lpopn-
bait, mad)te beute nit ieiner 9atttu, lelneH
oret SiHoeru, 9attle 0aitIn9S, Der 2ou'eE
eiue5 Nabbarn, uuo Suiie 9(cGartbpr etllenl
SInbermaO6en, cine SpuSiertahrt nno mar mar
iii Segrifie, oaS @eleiie Der uGrtesSapn'
nabc Dem vGl0riOses Bart" 3u freuiet' ais
letn Subruerf Don einem nit poller Sanlpl1
TRAIT fabreuOeu YerOneuSug, ben er lpe9slL
clNe8 I'M &ege itebenpen SradBu9es H'u)l
bemertt bate, oemoirt mur0e.
S1r. 9Sbite, ieine ueuuldbrige Sodter Nll<
Ian, Die ueunlIbrIge 9attte 9altlr9s, lonle
Die Sw0lidbrige SuIe @c&artbp blleben
auf Dem 6Iede tobt. 6rNu 9Sblte uno Elm
SmeilGbrigeS &tno erIltteu Sdaoelorlae
uuO anOerc Serlcguu9cn, uno man 9laubt
nld)t, OaB tic Die 9t0ht iibcrIeben weroen
ite llegeH im p2lrnOt.S gOen'iten 9olpltal"
Oaruieoer. Niobel gSbIte, iiebeu Sabre alt,
enttam nit ihmcribaiten, ieoO4 un9etagrII'
dcn SerlcFungen.
'or. 2SelllugtOu gSbte bate ant penn
p@mberit=@ olleg" unb auf Dem uHems Of
fer tbeolo9iideu Semiuar" Sheologie lur
but uuo mar in China iebn Sabre lang ais
NtilTondr tbatig geweien. Gr be1ano rd)
;ur 3eit aui llrIaub I'll 6auIe. SeIne 6raH
hattie er mQhrcuo leIuer Stuoteuiett III Nep'
2orf teHneu gelerHt uuO geber0tbct. 0aS
tyaurige GreignlB mN9t groBe SeWGtton IN
Der QalISeu Staot.