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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Sin steTe "5Iaimc'6 pcrmmelu6t.

GucomO, gSaib., 26. !tOUcmbcr. -
9}obert 5. QSalfer, SObn 0e6 Dtapor8 23als
fer BON 0clcun, 0(ont.. mo angebllf elm
gteIe 0sS SetretQr5 8laiue, itiirSte iid) gez
itern i'm 6icberOelirium aus ciuem 6eHiIer
i'm ;peiten StOtwert Oe5 bleT9cn poipltals
uu0 pQrO netODttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Die @c[tausftclmnn.

Qa8 Siireau Der amerltaull2eu Gepubli=
fen bat Die Jtad)ridt erl0lteu, OaB Or. Sole
De Comp, melder QelegOt BON Paraguay
III Der interuanOualeu amerlfanlid)eH @ou=
Iereu; mar, SIM YrdiiOeHten Der COMMUNION
fir be 2luSreUung Yaraguug'6 III @AlcagO
ernaunt lpuroe.
{1r. 2att, GigeutbHmer Der gr0Bteu Sdgez
mible i'll MeritO, init &orbereItuu9 fiir enc
ih0ne 9luSneuuug pou merchantmen &a=
blnetbol;, uuO reihbalu9e 4usitcQungen
uon @lQalreu unO Gabat merOeu ebeniaus
pom M{erifo tommeu. Die &erpiulgung
Der argentluiheu 3iepubIif fiir ole 2lu8tsl-
lung lou Don 100000 auI 100000 erDobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Sie fn1irl fih's Iciftc,I.

Non II, 26. 9t0Ocmber.-2luf NefebI
Ser S0nigin &ittorlu muBte Siguor gagO' 5
pt6nlgitDe italieniid]e Sperntruppe" beute
BON 2onoon nutl Dem SdloB 9Sin0ior
tOmmeu uuo bort 0tuScugul'5 Sper uGas
palleria u9{uitcaua" auHiibreu. 9le Sruppe
bratte tbre ganse SSencrte'n unO ioniu9e
1teQulitten nit. Die 3ulhauer mareu Die
S0nglu, Die Brinseiln Don gSale8, Der
Hrlui uuo Die 4iriu;eiiiu GbriItau, Bring
t6elnrih uou Sattenberg nno @emablin,
Die Warqulie gOrue, Die YrtuSeiilunen &it=
toria mo 0iauO, iOpie cine 2tnSabl Bars
mn 1hre @emQhIlnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
slms Scr SumOesDamptitaSt.
Tcic= pcs SanfIaeunastaars.-S 9rdfiocn
ucht in ole &irGlc.

g8aibingtou, 3. g., &c. Nou. -
Der 3antagUu9stn8 mur0e beute in lSaih-
ingtou auf Die bert0amlldle SSeIic begQn=
gen. 2tuc 5(egierungs sgebdUOe mareU asz
ldloTen unO alle Gefditc ctugelcut. ItG'
itoent 40arriicu mObute III 0eielitait Der
Trau Nfc8ee uuO Der 6rGu 9lmmif Dem
Sormittag8 g8.@ottc80lenite III Der GOOenaut~
STRIDE bel, >5n alien Slrteu murOc @OtteSs
Oleuit abaebalten unO Der SelH4 mar eln
,nhlrpidlpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
9luerIei aus HeutIdlIouo.

Serl Il, 26. 9tOUember.-9er am 29.
Sftober Don 9temzSreanS abgeQauQeue
britiihe Camper v&ictoria" 1T idiper be.
ihaoi9t uuO NIT ielnem poroern @Ompart.
ment uOQ 2Saier in 6amburg augetOmmen.
Gr coulorte in Der 9tGAe Don GurhaUen nit
etnem uubetanuten Oampier. Sb uno i'll.
piefern Der 2ettere be4dot9t uuroe, lit nid)t
betannt.
SoerSog gruit uou Sahien- Gobrgz z@otba,
meIher Dem Gaiie: 2Silhelm ntd)t meniger,
ais ireuuOlIdl gcitnnt it, hat it'd enOllt BOD
entitloiieu, nit tbm 5uIammeH 81 tOmmeu.
Gr bat ben SaiIer sur SagO in ieiuen Heuie=
reu etugelaOeu, uuo Oetlelbe mlrb am 6retz
tag uuO Samitag III 3bitrIugen letn.
Sn Der gtdbe BON GOSlar, Yrouinj 60nz
nouer, iino relhbaltige 6upferlager entoeft
pOroeu. IS bat iidl bereltS elue @eieQ-
id)0It gebiloet, peld]e Ser9werte auie9en
uuo Die yager auSbeuteu MIL.
2iu5 &iIpt, SnpreuBeu, 1T Der Ggmnaz
iiallebrer Serfouie, Elm geboreuer Gune,
au5gemleieu mOrpeu, NEIL Die Hegierun9
Seweie oNfiir erboIten bat, OaB er fur 6uBs
lOuO SplOHeu0leue lelitete.
Aus Golmar wrO gemeloet, OaB ldmmt=
p !id]e bort garniiontrenoeu orci Sdserbntuilz
lone in @eblra8gGruiiOuen ueriegt Weroeu
ioueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
epanien's SinanjIage.

&c 6riO 3, &c. giuuembcr. - 6albamt=
lid mlrO Die Grfldrung abgege6er, oaB Die
gSirtbidl0it5poltti Der neueu Negierung III
jeoer Sotnildt oieielbe iit, pie OieIeuige oe8
lest aGgeueteneu SablHets. Die Tlnaniz
lage oc6 gauOeS beuenenO wirb uerTdert,
paB nad .9lnidt Der Jtcgleruug Die gegen=
mQrttge StuanSfalamitGt aui rein SuiQulge
SeraulaIungeu Suriit;uiubren 1T. 2lIs oas
Interchangeable GrfOrOerulB bel 2lufitelung
Oes nsueu Su0get5 mlrO anerfaunt, oaB oa.
bel nit rid)tigen, .. /. Der 9SWflid)telt entz
ipredleubeu, uno uidlt nit fugirten 3ablen
Qerednet meroe. Ginid)rQnfuuQeu ser Au8z
gaben in idmmtlideu 3melgeu Der ofientIi-
den &eriualtung meroeH al5 uuerlQBlidl be-
Seihuet. SdllleBlid) belBt es, Die Hegie.
ruu9 mirb Oafiir Gorge tra9eu, oaB ble&ou'
pons Der Staat8ihulo oil Dem leoesmaIigen
6GlligfeitsternllH prompt elHgel0it meroeu,
NIB wir0 iiberbaupt gGtt8 uuueriud)t lais
len, I'M fldJ bas Sertrauen oes Games III
ueroienen uub ben @re0it oe6 2auoes oa,
heinz unO im Iuslanbe mie0er berSuteQen.
@eIterH fano cine Sabtuetlifung itatt, in
pelher ais widItigter Ge9enfanO Der Se,
ratbnng bic 3OllIrage elu9ebenO er0rtert
uurOe. 9ie MebrSabl Der Dinliter lprad)
ildl iiir ben Siu;eltQrlf aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Se0ermam,t Iprtd)t onpon.
81. Sabrgang.

Stun, mas eridbIt man lid! gas it los! gRer iii
perlsEt 2So lit Der SmbeI! gSas usulridtt ben
Grubtl! g&anr mar Der Srubel! Isle bat iid's erz
eigret, 9tuH boren Sie o'roui, IsieH sic, uHn Sie
lueroens horcR. IS lit fcin 2rllbel uorbaRoen. gur
meHH Sic IN Die jSeniter BON Scipis 5 Tadlm1u
&c Sruocr, ytr. 415. SitsSnItimpres, nnbe
GaDs StrGBe. itoucn, neroeH Sic bic 4roben ron
GiolooollarS, pete oleelbeH ne9aeben, ieben Hltt
Gieo, ionoern lie uerfauien 2&0aren Su rent9er ais
oes &ote5 el9caen 4relien. 80 SdlGueH sic IN unlere
iSeniieT, uHb Sle peroeR ieben
1000 saroS SGmmstfepvitl 30 &eEts; pertb 81 80.
2000 y0Tbs SruneIer 75 Gents; mert5 $1.25.
16U0 garos eEgiiteH SriIicler So 9eutS; nertb
$1.35.
9S9 yaro5 &riiiieIer...... so Gents; nertb $O.15.
143S gDaroS griiCler .65 GeEt$; mertb 81 90
s12 garo$ %riiieIer.. .55 Gents; mertA 5000.
2&ie iIeht 2os ou5l T&cnR Sa$ SbHeH Hiht poft,
10 gcbeH lplr lhEea eineH orea9l9en 2eppih, acEGht
rao gce9t, einen, Doillr ole 1eppihbQnoIer 81 Die
gJdro ucrlaHgen, fir CD Gt5. SeHteu Sic rur! IS
itaoet gitt5, su tommeH uao aEsuihauen; ale
gSGGreu tegeH II beH 6enterH oftsn oa, mo Seoerz
mann icGtn tam, baB eS tein numbul lit.
gtua Tin ichOnes 2SeihuadG5 trdient! Nttts lit
beier, ais Elm idlorer Seppit. 8'rum, Sbr 6rGueH,
Snrstern uno 30tter, briH9t Gure G'atteH, Sriioer
uEo Satgr mad oem pobbetGHHten G'eidaIte RON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
sdiTbru6 umo SebenSoerIuit.

2onOon, 26. giopember. - Die am 5.
giouembcr BON Galma, 0tajorca, 5u 6aro
augefommere britide Sarte y0eorgetomH,"
@apitau ScOtt, hat Stifbruh gelitteu.
Die Satin oes Captains, pelhe ihreu
Niauu auf Der Heiie be9leltete, iOmie ied)s
Seeleute ertrauteu. Der &elt Der Manuz
idlQft rettete liCn au'S Her,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
$1,000 eimtauIeup spuars

Ssoeul, Der natiueit, baf mir ron uHs anee;ciate
gGoaren Hiht 0uiDeiieH uHo uerfauien.
SersciieR Sie yiameH uno Summer Hidt! Spreden
Gle Seiii9 uor uHo permeioeH Sic oa5 GtordRqe.
NLcrIen Sle mir irlieten hr lhenbs hns NSeithait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Seipis \. Iadlmau i 9ruoer,
str. Ais, Sit Baltimore, ro6e Gj0p=SuoB

uno trCift @ure 9lUSuuhl
giur eiH I&ort uber JPattcn! SeoermanH iuei5, bGB
mir UateH bl1I9er UertuUieH aI$ rgeno cine anoere
iyrm0 N Baltimore. gSr UertouieH }hHeH cine 9roBe
SmpTHasr 0iGtte ir II 80, i'm g9erthe uoH "a, uno
elm bubitts Gcnr Jditer iur 81 25, i'm lScrtbe pom
So. IS bat ith tur Die Gamen nod ale5eit perlobnt,
81 ms 81 tommeH, uEo mir iUbTen IEer (jeiddt mob
radh oemiebcH Gru1oiGte: mir uertauieu 2GaareH
ee9eH geriHgeH Hroiit.
G&ir segteH ME Gtiuas an, mas mir nldt batteu,
rod lueroeH mir SQs le tbuH, UHo mir eebea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Gs &pnr Oas srftc 1uS jft oas ci'3ig
GAiu,pr3Ptt- 6pirn,fftPf.

psIdes o.e martcrnoteH Stucrisu oiort iilt, GHts
yiHouHleH linoert uHo GOH0elroHcH BELT. ob ne EuH
in Der ynge, Dem Nd9cu, ocH GIG5eutloeu 0oer Ions
itigcn Syilicn ODER CrgaHcH ltro.
5HrerIid d furirt Elm baIbcr bis al elucm adHleH
IbeclOHel pou IN ciEem hOlbcH GNIalc g9Gncr IN
nealoen Ddnutru Srdmpit, Nilgeriuurc. uc5cltttt,
ErbredeH, SoobyeHHtH, yiCrUoVtlt, SulahoVaieIt,
Uusrdrc, Giuu6Os, &OlIi 9labuH3eH uHo ale IEzer'
litcR SbWeUeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
hiBinen1 nnn fQIten1 lYlCN(NI

RaOwap's Reapp ReIicf III Elm iberss Neilzs
fem 5Sleber ser hat man ilr 30 GcHtS tin 9ells
mitt,I, oas blcic geiotu uubtoinst turlt uuo ben
Dicnihen in taRo ept,tn Der tIImmlcH6Iebtr9eseEo
ee9cH AHidue 9eDappHct Az ebcn. Us NJ bener ais
bic gcltoH ron 6lebermitteH GhHlH, s0lenablulreHa
ben UuttcH II. ~. IS bat &OuleEoeH NeuuHg gea
brutt. Spau3i9 GropieH bis 5u eIHcm lbeelonel oo,
IN eIHsm glus 24aicy gIeh Eu.h Dem SeTd1tH oe5
9'stteS am UiOrgeH tITgeHOmmcH lbuBen ouS Soa
item Qtqen &Hiile. Sine 50 Gent5 Na'de turlrt cine
oaaBe Eaulic, uHo es blcbt mob geHu9 u0rl9, um
ShmerSeu icotr Art, Die Ste IN Nol5e zines lHiau5
so ScutS bic Tlaldic. ,SU ApotDeteW So
bnbeu.
sT-Ulan oebe fiber, oaB man aglaoUap's" befommtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Der abeatsrbrauo in sloenbnra.

SerIiu, 26. 9touember. - lleber ben
berelts gemeIOeteu.Sb beaterbranO Su Sl0ens
burg i'll Der uOrletten 9tadt muO bier iols
geuOer ndberer 8eri6t perUfieutlitt: pr0ie
8emobuer SlOenbwg'S muroen tur; naf
0tItteruadt ourd) oaS 2Quteu Der Sturus
glofen uu0 eiuen madJtgen 6euerlbein un-
lanft aus Dem Shlaie gewedt. Sm y0Oi.
tbeater" mar nat S6luB Der &OriteQung,
mahri6elnIidl ourh cine llnpOrii1tigtelt BON
Seteu Oes tednlld)en 8erionalS, ELL 6euer
au8gebroden, 0u8 crit entOedt muroe, ais
berettS bobe 6euergarben gum 9a6e mo
0en Sentern 5um Subneuraum blnnu5
ldllugeH. SOtort wurOen lOmohl GaS 0itllz
tdr, wie audi Die biirgerllde 6euermebr alar=
mrt, oOdJ muBte fh yeptere burauf be-
ldlrdnfeu, Die umlieQenoeu @,ebdu0e Ill be-
id)iiten, nad) oenen eln Itarfer 9torOoltmluo
Die 6euergarben uno brenuenoen 0tforas
ttou5ieBen hlnpebte. 9uettor ; beooor 81.
1tler mar ciner Der griten aui Der 9rnnos
latte, uno Der @roBbersog ielbit leltete
ld]licBlid Die fettunqSar BOD lam
Die SoHlie iiir oa5 Sbeater leloer 81 ipdt,
unO baiiclbe branute bis aui Die llmfaiiuugsz
Wauern nieOer. Sin &Hbneuudhter rerz
moGte Iid] nod reatSciti9 Our9 Elm 6eulter
Sl retteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Rsus @oIOfeIOer in saO afrifa.

2onoon, &c. 9oUsmbcr. - 9epeihen
aus Siio 9lirita berl6ten itber Die GutOets
lung reidlbalttger @ololdnoereien, melhe
elueu 20 bis 80 Dteilen breiteu @iirtel I'M.
iaiieu uuo iid) BON Moliona ourb Sctorla
unO &ulumNpo bis nadJ Dem DiauicalauOe
eritredeH. Sic reiditeu Oieier gdnOereien
lleaeu nabe Der @rsuSe Don Watabele, unb
UieIe @Olograber ituo berett5 BORT all Der
Nrheit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Gin Sd1ucciflirm.

Ct. YuuI, 0iinn., 26. 9tOpember. -
Auf einen beftigen, iedls 1tunOen oauerns
ben Sdneellurm tit bier J(egen gefolgt.
0epe,den aus DlirleiOta, gSlscOnitn uno
2atota ergeben, oaB Der Surm ein iebr
beitiser mar. Sn oerifieOeueH @egenoen
0tlunelota'S lie9t Der Shnee eiuen 6uB
bod unO eeruriaft Sem Sabnpsrtebr 8rpBe
S4WsriateIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
gtr. 284.
r. +. IR.
NQOwQD'8
ReOOO J}G(iGf.

96Ier @alS, Grf6Itrtng, S3ltIfc'ts
9un8cIs, SttftroBrsnGit- ttt'o 6l1a
Sere GntsitnSmn9en, SltttanSrdt'8S
9rtepc, "ttDmuuaS S6cidJ5ucroet t"er7
Scn GeBctlt, nuO ibmcm uorGeben8t.
5te Gtureibuas ocs pRcaOu Teliei" aui ben aora
perbel ODER be &bcIle, oGs leUel ooer Sbmtf3
porhaHpeH 1T, ulrO GglelhtcruHs IND g5o9eIH peT'
itaifeH. .-.-....-
RaowaS's geGOn Ee1icf lit baS etait9e Hams
hattie WtitteI, oaS StlMeriGH au9cHbIIdl1 9eHI' w
Iiroert ioiort mo beIlt b0,o
Stbcnmatismna, yItnralgic,
2enOeugld)t, %errautuuSeu,
Sopflueb, EueuduNgeH,
3abutmcr;, SGlmeTbaIu9feu BON
SranouuuCeu, .lGIotclH,
6iiimcb, @clcutunhmcuuugeu, Hudens'
lrur- o0er @licoerhmer5cU.
GS tpdr Sas critic 1tuO ift oaS ci4'3tge
4 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
Ein Srcffrn i'm Snnn,r

2oubon, 26. 9touember.-gine 9epe-
ihe aus Suatim, ggppteu, nlelost: r2er
ShillutS. Stamm hat cine Sreitmad)t Ser
9erplihe in einem nabe 6oidOoa itattge=
fun0slen Srefien gcihIageH. &eritartun,
gen itH0 uon Sm0urmou aus nadJ Dem
S6auplate gelfldt uorOeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
.MaIaria in itrrn uer(tieGrnrn fors
mrn arhri!t nn0 perhltrt.

Gs oc6t tciu SeilmittC in Der lBelt neIt)eS 2Setla
sIfebcr uuo ale aHocrcE mGI0rlheH btlolen uEo oH7
ulgeH ,Siebcr nit Sepu,ie uoH HaomaD'S BtIeW
10 ihHell beilt, ais 9Saolpnp's 6caon Neliet.
Sidtcrc SSetIttllQ pDu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
4epi5 J. lladman 4 prubrr,
gir. 415, Sit saltimOre>, naBe e,ag stra5e

Grpis ). lladman Il pruber,
glr. 4t5. en Baltimore, na9e eap z traBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
&oro Sgtton's Soo.

Yari8, &c. 9iOpember. = Der hier ers
folgte Sob be8 britiidsu 8ontuiters 2urO
ggttou, bat bier aagemeiueS 8e0auern berz
uorgerufen. ale 3eituHsen brluaen 9ad)s
rufe, III Oenen lie in BEN auertennenoieu
SSorteu iiber bic grOBeu, BON Dem 0tplo=
maten Der tranSOIlAen 9fation erlpieIeuen
91euite iprefeH. 2lun ieiusu literariitl.n
Tdblgteiten Sollen Die 8lQtter eiuen boben
Srlbut. 9llle iluo eintg 0arIber, oaf Srant.
reid elnen auirld]tlgen Treuno perIOren bat.
9a5 yGueuement" idjrelbt in einem artltel
iiber ben Serbltheuen, 0aB Die Anmeienbeit
Oe5 2olo 2gtton in Baris cine gr6Bere Trte.
oensblrgibalt gerueieu lei, ais ale &erijdJes
run9en OeS Sabtnets BON ct. Sames.
Ser 3udermarft.
81 is 9 0 10, 26. gtOpember. - Cine
beute aus 9eutiflano bier einqetroffene
Sabel0epeife thetlt nit, oaB t0r. gett cine
9roBe 0icbuttion i'll ielueu Sddtuugen be-
siiglidl Der HroOuftiou uou 9(ibeu;ufer
uorgeuon1men bat. Sn ietner lebtenSdIdt'
;uug iteut CT Die BrOouftion nm 100000
&Onnen nleoriger, al5 in Der porbergeheus
ben. 8esugllt bes 9tobrsuders itdgt pr.
2etlt 1ebt ben @rtra9 nm $4,000 Sonusn
gerlnger, oils uOrher. Sn 6oI9e Oieieryiad.
ridt trat 9rcBe Sbatlgieit AMI benz 3ufsr-
murtte elm mo 9uss purps III ben b6hiteu
yrsiIsH psrtqgit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27
CuropGi(C6e Jfn6e(6eriC6te.
BOD, ein Srad, tn Serlin.

Ser I'm, 26. 9fopember. - Die oeutIde
GetdSbauptitaot murbe beute ourd Die 9taf]s
rtdlt iiber ben s3uammeubrut elmer meite=
reH 6iranSanitalt IN Auireguug periett.
9lesmal mar es Die ySerIiner Saut< uub
Ned)elgeleuid)aft," melfe tbren Serbin6s
lld]telten nidlt nadfommeu fonute. Die Goz
ll3et bat oGs bieiIge @enralbiireau Der Sc
leuldDa1tl lomobl, ME Die uerld)teoeuen 3meig=
gureanr beldlagnabmt uuO 9eihloHeu.
10 pr. yomp, Der @bet ser Uerfrad)ten Qns
talt, III oerbaftet uoroeu, uno cine Inter
udun9 iiber Die @eld)dftSlage Der &ompagz
me mIro loTort f1attfinben. @5 uerlautet,
ooB Die 9OIljei, ais lie Seiib pon Dem Gen<
trals sSureau unO ben 3welg> Siireaur ers
9rlr, telue Spur uou @el0 uorfano.
Sin aItcs 0erndlt cruenert.
Serl in, 26. Nouember. - Die alte
@eldJidlte, paB SauSler Gapriui ieines anz
teS mlt0e lei un0 oem Saiier ieiu @ntlnI>
lun989eIu6 etnjueldJen bea6Tftige, murOe
bente abermalS in llmlauf geiebt mn per-
uraate elni9e Iufregung inter Dem Yubts
tun, obmObl man ibr IN amtllden Srellen
tcIne Seadtung lhenfte. 0aS r0eutde
SSodenblatt" lit fir Die @rneuerung OeS
9erlftS perantmortlit), iuoeln e5 heute Die
Nafubt uer0fentllfte, OaB SaIiler Gaz
prlpl lelne 2mtSphld]teu ;u lditi9 finbe uno
nabrlt]elnlld) bal0 Suriidtreten meroe.
Gntbnuumseu iiber 9ismard's Gntlai'ung.
Serlin, %. Jtouember. - Die &orge=
di4te Der @ntlaiiuug oes 6iiriten 8i8marf
muo ourh Die fortgeletten Gnthiiuungen
thinner flarer. 9tuu erSGbleu Die p0am.
burger gtadridlten," Die bemuBte perbdngz
nlBpole lette Segegnuuq Spiden Dem
Hel6sfau5ler un0 Der tletnen @rcelleEs uou
Weppen lei Don feiuem 9luDeren, ais Sleid)-
r0oec, oermlttelt moloen. 8lSmard babe
BET letner Gtnlulltgung Slr Segegnung ben
Smed gehabt, oa5 &entrum liter lelne Slls
fun1ttge SteQung Su iOnotrer. gSin0tborlt
babe aber ntdlt5 @ertugere8 oerlangt, ais
Die 9SleberberIteuun9 OeS status quo ante,
lnte er III Der StrdengeiefgebuHg uOr 1870
be1tanbeH babe. 9arauf babe Sismard
alerOing8, meHu audi nltt in gang unSUeis
oeutt9en Sorten (eXpressis verbis), cine 0es
d)Gftllte IunGberuu9 Der Negtcrung au
oas Centrum tiir uHtbuuItd) erflGrt. G8
olIrte nld)t uerld)plegen mer0en, oaB SlS=
mard lomObl bur6 Die @inmIlhung 8letdz
rOoer's, mle ourul bic groBe Sfuelligtelt
oeS SefaunmeroenS oieer GntreUiie D9luerz
bO4iten SrteS" b0dllifit III Grltauuen uers
ett muroe. Gnolid) nl0Qe uerratben mers
ben, oaB gSlnotborit tbatlQf]lid) eS gemeleu
el, Der Die Grnennung Gaprlul'5 Sum 9tad)=
tolger Sl8nard'S uorgeldla9eu babe, uuo
Smar init Der SegriinDuug, baB Die @ruens
Huug zines Glotlllten beI bem unrubigen
SerhGltnlTe Der Earteeu 6u geidbrlib uerz
ben fDuute.
Ter Sheaterbrano in SIoeuEurn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27

) 0rle, 70. lt0pember. = GEM hleNQen
pGcIuir" mirO uou ieluem @orreiponseuteu
i'll Sofia gemelOet, ouB 8aterd)teff uuO
Grauelofi, melt)e inter oem Serbad]te, elm
9tttentat auf ben GremiermlniIler Stambuz
loii 9eplant Su babeu, perhaitet porosu iino,
i'm 8erter auf entleeIite gSetie geioltert
murOen, nm tbnen @eitdnouiiie Su erpreTcn.
Satetidlleii erlag oem 6Olterquulsu, bod
murDe Oa5 Geriidlt uerbreitet, er lei all III
bertulOle geltorbeu. 8remiermiuiiter Stam.
bulufi ioa BET ben 6oIteruHgeu ielbit Su9e<
qen Qepeien ieln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-27

g8ien, 26. gtopember.-0er groBe Sieg
ben ole 2inte in 8eifSratbe bel DER Ibnlnl'
nlung iiber OaS Gintreteu in Die Spe;ial'
Debate (5peite 2eiung be;iiglih Os6 Antra
Qes Ylener- Steuererlel1teruuge fir Sc
werbetreibenOe) errungen tat, biirIte Yre'
mier 8udhe ueranlaHen, Die Stelun9 be>
&cgieruug i'm Yarlament elmer balOigeu
SlGrunQ Su;ufiibren.
Die Stelung beS jungeu oitreiftifen 81
rurSminliters Or. Steiubad gilt ais bebeH;
lidl eridliIttert.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-21
for instance, from the Monongahela river
destined for New Castle when Ii reaches

for instance, from the Monongahela river
destined for New Castle, when it reaches
Davis Island dam, will, with one lift of six
feet, pass into the canal and not encounter
another lock for % miles, the river gradu-
ally falling away in its descent alongside,
while this pool or level continues unbroken
to New Brighton, where the canal enters
the wide Beaver river. The supply of this
level, therefore, will be maintained with
Beaver waters, making an acceptable con-
tribution to the low water flow over the
shoals in the Ohio below Davis Island dam.
To New Castle, 514 miles, there will be
only eight lockages from Pittsburg, and al
lowing 15 minutes detention at each lock,
which is more than would be required for
so small vessel, two hours time would be
lost. Allowing four miles an hour in the
canal and seven miles in the Ohio and
Beaver rivers for rate of progress, and allow
ing for time spent in locks, the steamer
would reach New Castle in 11X hours
Larger vessels drawing the allowable maxi
mum depth of Ia feet would probably re-
Quire an hour more to New Castle.
1t will be observed that the summit level
is 20 miles long, the water supply coming
from Conneaut and Pymatuning lakes and
from reservoirs to the east of the canal on
heads of the Shenango, Watson's creek,
Conneaut creek, etc. This long summit
level is one of the most characteristic features
of the project, for of itself such level is a
very effective reservoir in maintaining the
equilibrium of depth about the summit. 1t
is remarkable also because it becomes also a
part of the route on air line distance. In
fact, the entire route varies but little from
an air line from Pittsburg-for even the Ohio
starts off from Pittsburg as though destined
for Lake Erie-in northwest course. Pitts
burg, by this canal will be nearer in sailing
distance to Duluth, Marquette and Chicago
than is Buffalo. 1t will be observed on the
map that via the Welland ship canal U5
feet deep) Pittsburg coal vessels can
reach Toronto and other ports on Lake On
tario almost as readily as they can the
Northwestern cities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-21

A VERDICT for the defendant was given yes.
terday in the case of Samuel Musgrave against
Descalzi Bros, an action for rent.
JOSEPH E1CHBAUM & Co. yesterday entered
suit against Holmes & Arnold. the former pro-
prietors of the Monongahela House. for 1919 for
stationery and printing.
THE executions issued yesterday were: ]. T.
johnson Co. VS. F. Taylor & Brother, s735;
Chambers & Coale, for use of the Pittsburg
Bank of Commerce, VS. f. Taylor & Brother,
1881 43.
THE suit of Paul. Malgart against the PhiIa-
delphia Company. an action for damages for
injuries caused by an explosion of gas on
Ihirty-eighth street, IS 'on trial before Judge
Ewing.
INTERVENING libels for supplies furnished
and work performed were filed in the United
States Court yesterday against the barge City
OF Pittsburg, by the steamer Delta, Lindsay &
Co. and Polk Haberman & Co.
IN the United States Court yesterday an or
der was made directing an attachment to be
issued for A. F. Baum for falling TO appear at
hearing before Register Smith, in proceedings
In the matter of Baum's bankruptcy.
AN order was made in the United States
Court yesterday, postponing the case OF s. T.
Perley and j. P. Blake, of Erie charged with
presenting false claim to a United States
officer, until the October term of court.
IN the suit of John Mulvaney against the
Pennsylvania Incline Company, an action for
damages for injuries received by falling into
pit at the station of the defendant Company a
verdict was given, yesterday, for 800 Tor the
plaintiff.
THE suit of Mrs. Catharine VI. Neel against
her husband, Jordon S. Neel. is on trial before
Judge Slagle. The case is an action for divorce
from bed and board. Intdelity is the charge
age and have been married over 40 years. They
have children grown up and married
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-21
FILLING THE CHANNEL.

Suit Against the Exposition Society for
Infringing Upon the Wharf-UncIe Sam
Brings Action-An Injunction Upon
Chief Bigelow Asked For.
United States District Attorney Lyon yes
terday filed 4 bill in equity in the United
States Circuit Court, in behalf Of the Gov
ernment, against the Western Pennsylvania
Exposition Society. The suit is to restrain
the society from infringing on the wharf 1t
is stated that in 1889 the defendant erected
buildings on the bank of the Allegheny
river and filled in the bank from Third
street to so feet north of the Union bridge
and from 200 to ESQ feet in width. The
effect of the filling is to divert the channel,
lessen its depth and drive vessels further
out in the river. The court is asked to
decree the fill ing public nuisance, restrain
them from d DING any more filing and COM
pei them to remove what has been made.
A bill was also filed against the city of
Pittsburg and E. NJ. Bigelow to prevent
further filling on the wharf from Third
street to above Fourth street. The Court
fixed April "a for Il hearing in the cases.
The managers of the Exposition were
seen, but declined to talk beyond saying
that they had already announced their posi-
tiou in the matter and that their side OF the
case would be set forth at length in their
answer to the suit.
Chief Blgelow was not at his office yester-
day afternoon, and therefore could NOT be
interviewed.