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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
9r. &aOtuab's
SarSapariaian &eioIoeitt!
9as 9rOBe 8lutreini9uug8sWlittel
CUR SeiIune auer dDroniIbn 3raufbsiteu.

GbroHiiter Rbeumnttsmus ftrop6uloie geibsn, 8ras
leEseldmnIi, trodeHe5 buitelH, 9rebseiosH SuH9eHs
bluieH, 9pspepiie, Glieoltnamm, @sitpaIs, Ses
araHtseIt SaIyiIHB, SroHblti5, SdDIHoiutt u. 10.
ertaItnneen Hno 9hmerien IN Der euuee
eebeiIt.
QIbIanb, gSiSc, 81 Qooem6er 1885.
8T. Ra ouap - l9ertber gtrr 5t polte Sbnen
IhoH dneft ciHi9e 3tileu gum eobe Sbus Sarapdrils
ltaHsJeioueHt ttTeiben. BOr athtsehH Sdbten ems
ptaBl Id oieies Utittel Sr 3lmmermaHH In SlDGtoHs
Ha, DinH Der mir .in lGH9ldbrl9er iSreuHo gspsisn
mar uHo idgte ibm, bag Is teH bsieres Ulttt st9en
SrtdltuH9 uHo StmeI5eH IN Der &lH9e sebe. Or Ders
iuttt es uHo oaEtte mir oaRH Uielmas biH5uihgeno,
oaB IS telH besrcs Ulittel gegeH oels 9raHibeitta
gsbe, uHo lett empfebt Ct es ieiHeH gGtisHten. sd
enptdbl IS aud pm. Sirbu, eln,m apoibefer ID
SmGtoHHa, uno Jest b3lt er ss uorrdtbig. jn NIPPLES
ton, gSsc., nuroe lf) nit ein.m luHgeH Dl0nue bes
taHHt, oer elHeH iblnMeH cufteH bate uHo Don BEN
man beilrttete, oOB er bic SdDinoiutt besomHea
nnroe Sd empfabl SIR SoridpdytuGus8eolUent
oIndie mir fparm Die S1no urb ld9ie mir oas e
9gne mln 1eet bs9rdbeH ietu niyoe Us bat ibR iebI
lnHel 9eDetli. Bor uHlei6hr ietl5sehR SabreH tam
en- WtaFH Bu mir (in Suluth) uHo fdgte, oah Ieiae
TGl an erem Suif.n itrbe; bdte N5ei Aerlte rera
lndt' aosr obre GrioI9 SD eHpfabI SIR SdriapaTils
ilan' HHo nat eiH1er 1aaeH mar iie ociuno. gtnn
Slnoer buffer, 70 IN cine 9oii5 aeHua e an htilen
aus uEo GHu Hur Seoem ratteH, bsitlbt I'M Soufe ~
haben; Nt ptr9atet IN pieIea 6alen cine itusu
Rrdutbctt L. T. 10
ShI erssbsuer Z. 9rufdte.
3u babeE bel GpotbtIeru. 81 bic Faite.
. T; Raopap 81 Co., 81. 80, 2earreaitrase,
Reuz gOrt.
sz-Wr hos RvbT;Vy,t Ca.E.. uA-.-A 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

9ie Sbee, benz Senator g r
man fir ieiue Der bemotratild)en Yartel uno
Dem 9ansen Siioen gsleiiteten Gieuite cine
gaiIenoe alnertennuns ~ soaen, III bier mt
Segeifterung auf9e9rlffen morben nno
ninmt raid 6orm uno geitalt al. Qa pas
in auSiidt 9enonlmene Gbrengeident nid)t
10 RAID fertig 9eitellt merpeu lam, 10 luirO
man porlduHg Dem Senator su @bren einen
Gmp1an9 uerGnitalten,an an peltem ild lebenz
iaaS aQe 9,motraten bethelligeu lperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

Solgenben &alauer bat &ebafz
teur SS of Don Der YeOria pSoune" auf
Dem @ewifen: prSrl. Sbelbon, lpeldle jett
bemeiien mil, baB auh ELL Ndo6en Ifrifa
perforid)en" fam, wObnte friiher in YittSs
burg, unb slpar su elmer 3eit, als bieie Staot
nod mesen beS iurten &auheS aus BEN
Salienoen BON SabritdlOten beriihti9t
mar. Ntan fann alio annebmen, baB iIe,
Die ihren g8e9 burd pas rauh9eifmar6te
Yittsburg ionc, ii6 auf I'M uidwarsen
slirtta" suredltfinpen wro.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
prnhenen, @onnties, I)srfonen.

Solbatsn urb setIeute, ibre gBittpen, ggaien uro
pom tbnen abbdHsise geriuonbtt oltsn ibrc aln=
ipriite ipiprt einrsidIen. 4ustunft uneut=
geltiid). Sdr9e ihpcbeEoe uno Suriitasneicne glnz
igrde, bel bensn anoere IupdIte stidtS ausrtteen,
cine SpsSiaIitit Grit bel Griplg @cbubr Der.
lanat. Gjrinolite &enntni6 Der genfonseelebe unb
SpesiaI=S ssllnteruter uon Vtnfionen mir .rz
fuOr6en, MAIDEN meHe Tiente fir Bsniion Geanz
iprudlenbe beioHberS pertbpoG. Gbas. T.. 8aritee,
Getlts.InmoIt, gtr. IS, citsIapette= Strabe.
(Oiai26, ,12Dte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
EQUATOR searIrs eeidenfeter.

Die yeldlenICler 81 GRren 0e5 Dcrltorbe-
nen SunOeSieuatOrs 6earit fanO beute 0tit-
tag in Der i6earit' 'iden 9Sobnung al Der
9tews oampibire. .9lueuue in geQenwart oes
4r1iioeuteu uno Stce Yrdiioenten, uerlfie-
oener SabiuetSmitglieber, Seuotoren nnb
anoersr beruOrragenoer Yerionen itatt. 9te
geide gent am Samltag 9lbeuO III 8eglct-
tung Der &ittme, hires Sobues mn eiueS
@on9reB. .@Onlite'5 mad Gan SranSi5co 0b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Gin nntermebmsnOer garifer Souruaiiit.

8aris, 3. MGr;.-6r. SlaHc per6fieut.
libt cine 9roid)iire, in tpetber er S5ru.
9repfuS eineS Sranoi9aeuugS sSeriud)S be-
ihulOi9t. Gr erfiGrt, er beiite ein 3oiuz
meut in Der 6anpidrift OeS $orn. grepius,
meldcs au8einauOeriett, uuf welhe 9Geie
Der Grtrag Der iOurnaliIliheu Gampague
gegen Die Spieltiide 3u NtOnte Carlo per
tbeilt peroen ioae. SIauc sriuft Die NIo=
citation republitauilder Sournaliiten, iih
Der SadIe auSunebmen. 0repiuS meiQert
iidJ, &lanc gum 9uea su forOeru, miro le=
bod etnen SnjnrlenproSsB gegen ibn ein.
lelteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
GaofcW5fi.

@utoreit, 5. WIQrj. eiuiger ,3eit
tautte baS @eriidt auf, Die 2eide SaOIeps.
It's lei bel Dem Qprie 9ra9olemSfi, BON
9S6lieu serriiien, uui9eiunoen worOen. gtun
briugt aud Die OiitSloie bulgauidJe rSmO.
boba" bieie Yteloung uno bebauptst, Die
porgeiunoenen 9ofumente uno Srteie bdtz
ten Die Yeri6ulidfett SweiieQoS ieltQeteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
SsDetmni8oolier @proan9rifT Gnf
cit,ci, Sagf YriiiiSeutcn.

Mns unfcrer aeItrisem 2. Iysoracnss!ussabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
g.nrweaen's ueues 9abiuet.

@brifiania, ;. Mdri. - Stsen bat
Elm &abinet Organjitrt, lnOciien piro Daiielbe
I'M Stortbing bofiuungsloS in Der Minoritat
ieiu, meun es Inn nid)t gelin9t, Die Inter,
itituu9 Der gsnlabigten gibcruleu ~ errtn
Qen. IS ertitirt nur lpeu9 AuSiid]t, baB
Inn Dies QellnQen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Germii6tes.

Sreoerif 0tcSee pom 5. Marplanoer
GongreBoiitrlft lit sum Saoetteu Der gSet-
pointer Wiilltdr- HlfaOemie ernannt wOrOeH.
DEM Gr-Spreher &eeo gtngen beute
mebrere 9epeldJen republitaniiter Eartei=
Hopper ;u, melhe iein Seriabreu mabrenb
Der &erfabren 9elegentid Der legten Gon=
9reBiieun9 inoOiiiren.
Ginem heute per6Hentlidten Seridte bes
Genius SiireauS Sufclge bat Der Staat
@eOrgia cine SeuOlterung BON 1887 1858
Seelen, barunter 973,462 28eiBa, $685.
9teger, Ga SnpIaHer, 10 Gbineien uno
Sapaueien.
SIM ogSeiBen ISauie" mirb mitgetbeilt,
baB feline Grnennuuaen mehr su erparten
iiuo, bis Der Yrditoent BON ielner Sa9opartie
III SenjteS, Wb., Suriidlefehrt If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

sFI bas Bubtitum!-cs cssb,t fiber unb eera
II. mas STR taait, (O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

Die NHUcHbUTs oss RcaoH 3eIief auf ocnRorpers
tbeI cotr Die 9orptrbellc, IN bereH ih oer Sduers
6ciIR0ct, lulIo lulOrtI3s GTIGltttuR9 semalrca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

Wt ontepi0e 5. NiQrS. = 1Q8 gez
Iammtc Diiuifterium pon llruguap bat re-
iignirt, pOrauf ioiOrt Die Slloung etne5
nCueu SabinstS erfOlgte. 9uiielbe iett ii6
folgenoermaBeu suIammtn: Seuor gipt-
noia, Oiiuiter beS 9luswdrtigen; Senor
HamireS, 6inanSnliutlter; General @aor=
oa, SriegSmiuiher NIB ad interim 0tariue=
mtuiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Ser @e2inIen 1arif unS Sranfreitl's 9es
tbeiItgana an Der gSeltaus lung.

YariS, 4. Ndr;. = SenatOr Sirarb,
ruelter III 1888 ais 6anoelsminiiter oas
amtlife 6aupt Der Barrier @sltausfleluns
mar, muroe beute BON einem Gorrtipone.ns
ten Der pafociirteu Yreie" seiragt, oh er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
0in selialiiten: s pnaref, in @raifcI.

Sriiiiel, 4. Ntar3.-GaS belglite 4rs
bsiter=@onSll bat ule cuSlanOilte 9lrbeter-
Srgaullatlouen Su einem tuternationUlen
io;ialitii1sn 2lrbeiter= onGreB eiugelaoen,
iuelder i'm nddDIteu 2ugut Ill @riiisl i,attz
fnOen ioa. 8eridlte ilber Die gage Der alrz
better uuo ben 6ortitritt res SoSioliSmus
meroeu in OcutIdler, engliider unO fraujOij=
ld)er Spradlc uuterbreltct wsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Scr 9emtide Correspondent,

q. Raine, GioentbImcr nno @coaffenr,
ehbpe=Gde Saltimoress strobe unb goitsSffce zsIus.
greis bes tdaIidben @Iattes, burd ardser in Bali
tinlore uHo in Der 9iatbaribat beior9t 121a Sts.;
faeIidle unp 2onnta as salusaabc Is Cts. pro
Erdaer-5d aIid, nebit Spnnta asz Nus sabc inter
Ioroz8orausbcsabluns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiirSere
3et i'm SerbdltniB iiir bic tppdIcntIid,e slnsgabe
NIT SonEtassbIatt, porofrei nit ab6ug tiir CUBS,
81 so pro Sdbr, na6o ireeno einem Srte oes SnIans
bes, s4 mad europa. Snnntas s=eluSsabe 81
pro SGbr.-Das bette rno btIigite oentidbc SIatt
In ben MitteIz uIo SIbitGateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
,,SsIa GeiuidIt in OOlO lpsrtb."
Sea IA. Scauor 1ssS.

Se1 Il. ScHuor 1883.
HU9uItu q, GA.
Or. RGonau: Sd babe ole ole ueruieoeHcH
Dlttcl ole i'm Diartte iiHo, obHe SrOla Ueriudt aid
ftb meR SulaEo eHolii ueytlirmeytc uro eiu NreuHl
mir r.t5. Sbr 0IeGou Jtcei ~ gcbJautsH Sd tdgtG
ieHUR futhe EEo 9ebruutte balelDe an meirem frss
9cteHt uRo al mcncm aEtc uHo mar ~ utiHer 8ers
numbering am rdbien N.orgCn uitoer i'm Stonbe.
mCiHeH RnihteH HahWacbeH. Sd bate icbr lange an
2beumatl@mrs eelitieH. it peroc ME oHne q. u,
d. ieiH. oI eS iea Gewtt IN G5oIO mertb it, DleiHI
Ud.tter UUrOe oUrb u. u 81 IN 5lUel StuRoen uoI
GbeumutjSmuS IN Den SdulterE 9Cbcllt.
~. y. s ooper non otr ElrmG Sooper & @oans,
tcn @,ue g&0ier lirotrt in iuCEi9cu Niinutcn &ramG
pic, Wnacuiaurc, llebelfeit, Erbrcdbeu. SpoG
bYcHusn, TCrpoiitGt, SdlIaiIpii1fcit, &ppfs
idlmcrIGu, 0iGrrb0C, SpIif, 9I1buugeR una
Gle iaucrlidlrn Shmcrjeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06

gtad Dem pNapp 9tsgiftsr" Sdblt Die
Sunbe arine berselt led)S r8ears"
Nbulirdle, 10 GommooOrcS, 15&apitdne, 50
Commanders, "A 2ieuenant. Commanders,
% gieuteuants, IS =2ieutenautS, ia
@niigus, Is Nebical= l=0rettors, 80 e&uno-
arste, 81 6iilfswunodrSte, IS Yap-0ret-
tors, 13 Yap-Snipeftors, 40 3abmeilter,
% vYait- -Aiiifant=" "3ablmeiiter, IL SIlfss
a3ublmeliter, 20 SbermNi6iuiiten, 81 vEait-
Sllilltaut :" Niaidiuifter, 81 !Siilfsmald)i.
niiien,, % SaplGue, II Yrofeiioren Der Utas
thematif, @onitrutteure unO 10 @iutlsSn=
genleure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Saiiesin Srieori6 III GnsIanS.

Von . on ). Wfar3.- NQnlgln Sittoria,
fuhr beute in &eglsitur9 Der Saieriu 6rie.
brid), Oeren 6Odlter brtnieiitn Niargaretbe,
oeS 9rinSeu uno Der YriuSeiiin bon 99ates
in elmer oheneu Sutid)e pom Sudingbauz
4alalt nad Ssliugton, no Die Geiellitait
lQr9ere 3eit in Der uTferoe 9lusiteuuns"
perlpeilte. Die &0nigin uno ibre Sc9leitcr
erbielteu aut Dem S3ege uOn un0 mad Der
Qusitp(fuun piuP Snatinu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
9hampaamer.9er.beuerunn.

8ariS, 5. MtdrS. - Die g8in;er fiinoi,
gen Ireisauii6la9 peS 9bampo9ners Don
l24 6rancS pro 9utsuO an. 2llS GruuO
batur geben fe Dor, oaB grOBc Shdoiguug
Der Sutiinitigeu gSelnernOe Durh Die Ser
beerungen Der Ieblau5 81 euuarteu lei.
Grpermeute, Die ncueroings III uertieoe=
nen @egenpen 6rautrei6'6 pOrgenommen
wurOen, bewieien Sur Geniige, paB Die A&in-
ser leet im Stanoe ilno, Die feblauS eriol9z
reid 5u befGmpicn. Ser mntlid)e Gruno
Der Strtbeuerung lit, haB Die 2SinSer, welz
DE btsber Die pon beu6GnOlern uereiutarteu
Yrelle acceptlren muBten, eiue combination
gebllOet unO ben Hreis berauigeett baben.
0ie 0dnOler baben nun audI Den Yreis iiir
Die Spulumeuteu erhDht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-06
Gnropaifdc SabelberiGte.
0erbaitnms eines yeDroerpaares Su Nonaep.
Gin Sau, Der an Die aFTaire GnrauS:
&nfnnnrn crinnfrt


gtonaco, 5. 0tdrS. - Gin Naun unO
elne 6rau wuroen 9eItern Ibeno megen Der
I'M letten 9eSenber Oeriibten Grmorbuug
eine8 Ar5tes bier feit9euOmmeu. Die Ser
baftun9 erre9t groBe5 Qufleben, neil Der
Wtoro eln GuBerlt brHtaler mar uno geuau
aui Die rdmltbe SSeie began9eu muroe, mie
Gle Grmorbung beS Barrier Rotars @oufie
burd) Ytidasl Gprauo uuO @abriele Soms
parO. aus 0ftttbetluusen Der YoliSei gebt
berpor, oaB i'm lstteu December eIn geluil=
ler 9r. ylHbenann aus Dtandlelter, @ug=
Lamb, alS geid)e III elmer Sd)ludlt unbe Gan
9femo 9efunoen ipurbe. Sine oberflGdIlidle
llnterlutung fiibrte Su oem SdJluiie, oaB
Der Serltorbeue entpeber Selbltnorb be-
gangen babe ODER IN Der 9uutelhelt burd Ell
nen Sturs III bic Sd)lud]t oeruu9liidt lei.
Die 2eide ipuroe be9raben, uuo blunen me-
nlgen Sagen mar Der Soriall i'll Sergeiienz
belt geratben. SSte fd] Jett beraueltelIt,
hate Die HollSet Die SelbitmorOz ODER I'm
iGllzSbeorie MIR porgediitt, I'M ibre lulrfe
ltd)e 4nuabn1e, nQnltd), baB ein Ntorb porz
lle5e, ptrfamer Su Uuterluden uuO Den ober
Die 0f0roer in falld)e Sid)erbeit iu mlc9eu.
GerIfleoene SpUren mur0eu III aler Stille
oerfolgt, uub oaS 6eIultat beItano III Der ge=
fern oor9enoMmeueu SerbaItuug.
Das angeItaste-Traucn;tmmer it, gIeidI
@abrteue Somparb, nit grOBen tGrperliden
Hel5en au8geiattet uno ioll ben 2lr5t III ibre
gSohnuug Su Sau Gemo 9elOdt haben. 9ie
YOliSei beObadtet nod grOBe 2elcrpe iiber
ben Sail unb lit lebr unmlttbeiliam, tnbsieu
wiro uermuthet, OaB OaS SSeib oeu glrSt in
ibrer gSobuurg Our6 irgenb eju Ntittel be-
tGubte, 0aB lie i'm nit 0iilfe hires 2iebba>
berS ernoroete uno beraubte, uuo OuB Die
yeite Ouuu i'll Die Shlubt 9emorien wuroe.
D(on nluntelt, OaB 0aS @aar nod anOere
MorOtbaten auf Dem Gcpiiieu bat. 9ieie
Nnnabme lit nid)t Obne CNruno, oU III eiuem
Slate, gleidJ oem bieiigeu, paS 2luifiuben
bon yeid)eu felne Selteubeit 1T, uuo ba
man gew0buIid) Die SOOten iiir SeIbItm0r,
Der bdlt, Die it'd baS 2eben nabmeu, uOd=
Oem iie thr gauSe5 &ernDgeu am Spiel
tide etnbIBteu. So lit nld)t uumabrld)ein=
lid, ooB oaS Taar EN- Geiddit OorauS
madlte, glidlhe Spieler i'll Die YSobuuug
oes 2SelbeS 5u loden uno 81 ermoroen. Die
yetd)en murOeu onuu bel lbrem 9luTfn0eu
IN Der 8e9eI iiir riejeui9en uOn ungliif.
liden Splelern, weId)e Se!bltmoro begin.
non nphnItsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-06
MINOR POLICE.

HARRY HOFFMAN is charged with assault
and battery by Mrs. Isabel Graham. She
claims he met her one evening on Webster,
and because she refused to allow him to
walk home with her, he knocked her down
and kicked her.
JACOB GRILL, of Carson street, Southside
went home on July 20 and in q drunken fury
severely abused his wife, She has recov-
cred, and yesterday made information
against her husband for assault and battery
He was sent to jail.
DANIEL LAUFF, the West Liberty carpen-
ter, who was arrested on charges of
cruelty to his family preferred by Superin-
tendent Dean of the Anti Cruelty Society,"
was given a hearing before Alderman King
yesterday and fined $40 and costs.
JOHN KosLER made an information before
Alderman McNulty yesterday charging An
ME Vittoes with assault and battery Kosler
lives ON South Canal street and made the in
formation in behalf of his wife. He alleged
that on Sunday the defendant purposely ran
against his wife.
JACOB FRANZ, who was arrested short
time ago on q charge of keeping ferocious
dog, which had bitten a child of Harmon
Jaminson, was given hearing before Alder
man Hartman last evening. The case was
settled by Franz agreeing to kill the dog
and paying the costs of the suit.
SOME boys playing hide-and-seek in the
Thirty-first ward last evening accidentiy
threw a lighted match near n gas regulator
street, while gas was leaking, and caused an
explosion. An alarm was sent in from sta
tion 162, but the fire was extinguished with
out damage before the engines arrived.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-06
THE NEW VIEWING BOARDS.
They Are Getting Down to Business at a
Number of Points,


Number of Points,
The viewers recently appointed by the
Court did their first work yesterday. Two
boards were out. The one appointed for the
Southside improvements, consisting of
Messrs. Daniel McWilliams, Daniel Wenke
and Andrew Patterson, went over the
ground on the grading, paving and curbing
of Boggs avenue, which has been the leading
feature in the controversy. The viewers
met a crowd of 80 or 60 people when they ar
rived, nearly every one of whom was q prop
erty holder with claim for damages by
grade. The board listened to the claims,
viewed the properties alleged tobe injured
and then adjourned. This morning the same
board will 20 out at $50 to meet the people
on the grading, paving and curbing of Shiloh
street, and at 1130 the grading, paving and
curbing of Wyoming street.
The East End Sewer Board, consisting OF
Richard Lee. Sanue! H French and r. 7.
Hunt, went out over the big Thirty-thir
street sewer, but met few property holders,
the only person owning any great amount
of property being James Graham, of Shady
Side, whose claims are comparatively small
To-day this board will meet at 10 o'clockat
the corner of Winebiddle avenue and Liber-
ty street, and go over the ground assessed
Tor the Liberty street. Center avenue and
Graham street sewer. At l:30 they will meet
the parties interested in the Evaline street
sewer, and at 3 o'clock those assessed for the
Conrad street sewer.
Calm, Daniel D. Barr and Randall Norton
will also go out to-day. At 10 o'clock they
will view the grading, paving and curbing of
Heron avenue, and at 2 o'clock this after
noon, the grading, paving and curbing of
Webster avenue, east of Thirty third street
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-06
BORROWED HIS BUGGY.
Alderman Hartman Has an Exciting Time
With Two Horse Thieves.

Alderman Hartman Has an Exciting Time
With Two Horse Thieves.
Alderman Hartman, of the Twenty-sev-
enth ward, had a little experience yesterday
which he will remember for at least a week
or two He drove his horse and buggy to
the Court House yesterday to call on some
county officials and have a guardian ap-
pointed for Miss Helena Schmeidle. q
young German girl who wishes to get mar
ried The Alderman hitched his horse
to post on Diamond street and went into
the Court House to attend to his business.
When he returned the horse and buggy were
missing. He was informed by bystander
that he would find his rig at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad station. He hurried down
to Smithf1eld street, and as he reached Fourth
avenue he saw his rig in the charge of
followed them to Fourth avenue and Grant
questioned by the Alderman where they got
the rig, they said it had been loaned to them.
Alderman Hartman says he knew this to be
false, and ordered them out of the buggy.
They refused to get out, and he undertook
to throw them out In doing so he found he
had undertaken a much larger task than he
supposed. After considerable scuffling he
says he got both men out, but not until he
sprained his wrist and hurt his hand badly.
Last night it was swollen to twice its natural
size and showed signs of getting still larger
The Alderman says he learned afterward
that one of the men was Thomas Morgan, of
the Eleventh ward. He will enter suit
against both persons.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-06
AHEAD OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Niedringhaus on His Way to See Wash
inCton officials First.

Ex-Congressman F. G. Niedringhaus, of St.
Louis, passed through the city last evening
on his way to the East. He and the Anal
gamated Association have, during the past
week, stirred up a controversy in labor
circles that is still at fever heat, but he told
a reporter at the Union depot that he de-
sired to avoid further newspaper discussion
on the subject until additional facts can be
secured on the case.
The Amalgamatcd people have had the
Inst say, but while the officials OF
the organization have been talking
about my right to act, l have been
acting. Ihave not heard from them in reply
to my offer to pay double the wages any
skilled workmen ever received in the old
country, except that they want me to sign
the scale. They must adopt better tactics
than that to get ne TO sign the scale. 1t
looks very much as if the men were not to
be found
The prospects are that when MI. Niedring-
haus returns to St. Louis he will be loaded"
for another tin plate broadside similar TO
that contained in hi;; interview given
through THE DISPATCH Of Sunday last.
Should that be the case the controversy be-
tween himself and the Amalgamated Asso-
citation over his proposed Importation of
Welsh worknen will deepen considerably
in public interest. Upon its merits hinges
Mr.. Siedringhaus' right TO import such
labor without violating the foreign contract
labor laws.
Mr.. Niedringhaus has announced his in
tention of securing such foreign labor by
send1ng his general superintendent to Eng
land and Wales to spend about two months
in study" of the English rolling mills and
tin plate works. The result of this
"study" is expected to be tho employment
of enough clippers" to man that department
of his tin plate plant, which would
mean, probably, the importation of 40 Welsh
men to ST. Louis. With this decisive action
taken, Mr.. Niedringhaus himself now goes
East on business connected with the same
much-agitated question. 1t would not be
surprising if his visit should include a con-
ference with the officials in Washington, un-
dertaken with q view to convincing the
Government that the importation of a least
the two scores of Welsh clippers" was i'm
peratiye at the birth of the new infant in
dustry." In connection with the position of
affairs comes the news from London that
number of Welsh tin plate workers are pre-
pairing to emigrate to America, and while
they are not under contract with any COM
pany or companies i'll this country, they
have good idea of where to go when they
get here.