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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23

Samee Vuuaro, Gbmiriitrator;
Gowaro Sppcr & So, @htloEGtOreH.
L244,6.9.52,5.1l
eT,fN Seitamcuto= pHitre6crss y crfaut
g, Oct arunosiueIrc SSphubauicr Tr.
Aks@20, Suo=asighz, nno Tr. 10, alIbemGrIcz


S}H Gemd6helt Der I'M leBteH 9&illen uno SetameHte
Der perftOrbenen Stiabetb SurrtS eHtbdlteHeR Solz
mddt uHo 9lUtoritdt perfdU1t Der llHter;cihHete
Wpntas, ben ,. 9tOuember, - llbr Yiadlmlttag5,
an Srt uno Stcae Gui oieEtilder 2iuttioH fOlgeHoe
ipcl G5runoite nebit BUuitteiter in Der ztuot
baltimore: oaS erlte init sinCr Sronte neuHSebH
TuB uno jehH uHo etHem bdIbeH Sol bel eEer 5leit
bon iiebeHuHoTiHfSig jSuB, init Dem DrCiitp igcu
SiegtIiteIncrncn BpDuhauic ucbit S,intcrgss
bnuOe 9tr. 20, SiozNi9bitraEe, bebaut
8as Spete bat on Der Sitieie Der gllbemarlerabe
cine ,Sronte poR einuaoSWaH6i9 SuB uro 3pe Soil bel
elmer 2lee pon pleruHouierSta 6uB. 2urduI Cbt oa5
orstundigr iieNclitsinclnc @pbnbaus ytr. 10,
NbemGrleitrabe nit Dem 9tedte uHo IriuiIegiuu iir
beloe oorebenoe GounoIute, Die IN 2Ibemarleir0Be
mnnbenoe 2tltep, ME lte Jest aus9ee9t UHo benHet
iplro, 9emelnlt0TtIich III beRuger.
Sas 5Delte GjruEoItif IObt peitt oirctt an bos
crite.
ausgohsn iuerher bis Slm |ertuuiStooe teoliten.
SeotHGuH3eH: Elm Grittel bOar, Der SReit oyei
uno ets DoHuten, ooer le Had oeS 3GuierS 9eliebeH
Der sdnSe 9GulitilliH9 bGOr. Die iebeH bleibeHoeH
Jaten itno DOM SertGufst09e on III ueritrieH.
gSri. Is. Sofi,nau, SeitumeEtSz goliitreder
gtr. 5, Slt=E0Uette=S Srube;
Wfattbcsos & Strti6mo, IutloHGtorea.
(O51 .5.61.2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
0,nreau Dee staptsReeiftrators,

~ E0Itln 0 e, ocr 10. Attober 1871.
Die @Ommiiire fur ben 3urtbmh Der Srabe7 in
Der Staof Baltimore haben elEeH politiroaer uHo
perbeiierten Serit ber Die QScrtberhobuRoS ieuera
9HtiddoiaurgeH uno glHSgabsn iUr Die @oHoemRiruns,
Surtbretlua9 uno SerbreteuHg Der S.oIliusz
Stra6c, Der SGlpertoHz FOuo bis SIR l&eilllnie
Der alteH StGot9reH.e, lE @emaBbet oer 8eroroHunQ
gir. Al, pom gur9ermeier uno Staotyatbe ron gals
timore am 10. NprI 1891 aeEcbui9t, oussecrti9t
uno mir be9laubia
IS pro hermit betannt gematt, ooB Die glider
uno GIlRe beiagter &,plinsitra in benz Bureau
oes StaotziegiiIrators orcifg Sage lang poH beute
iie9e1 bleibeE ioleu r Die NruiuRq Ger oabei be-
tbelIi3ten ferioHen, DdhreHo Delder 3et gegeH Die
GntiteiouHg Der 9ommiiidre in irgeHo eiRem G5ez
ridte, nelte5 eerttsbIrteit barber beipt appel
Iirt merben tGnu. ,spbu u. AuGb,
(2l3,9 So GID StQot=Gomuliiilr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Wf orS tuo Selbftmpro.

Burlington, Sa., y. Sftober. -
g8. u. Yoaod, ein ;oauoelsrei.noer, id3ob
bsute auf SameS 2lnorew5 uNO bradte thnI
cine t0otlide 2Sunoe bel, mUraui er Iidl
ielbit Onrh eineu Sd)uB t00tete. Yollod
blntcrlleB Elm Sdreiben, III weldem er 2lu=
orepS ais Oen Seriibrer ieiner Satin on,
f!a9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Ser Giieubabu=Wplrd1.

Yittsbur Ya., %. Sftober.-3wei
SruttSiige Der r$ittSburg NicaeespOrt.
2ougbiOgb benp= Sabn" cOlIi0irteu beute friib
Su IOunO SOttOnls Statlou unO muroeu gum
groBen Sheile pemOlirt. 2otomotlpiiiGrer
lSul. Scott uno Sreuier 6ranf @reen ia
men um'8 Seben. Der &eit oe8 Yeronals
rettete lb Ourb perabiprinqeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
9lafitano Scr gaani.S

9IogaleS, 2Iri;, p. Sttober. - Sm
merltanlideu Staate Sonora berritt aber.
malS grOBe luire9un9, neil Die Yaqui=
Suolaner am Yaqul 6luB Der 9tcgieruuq
Osu &cieg ertIdrt uHO etue @umpa9ne beqons
nen baben, Die Ild Su eIner laugen unO blu.
tiaen aeitQlten blirite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
pie Srippe.

gSien, 81. Sftober.-0ie Grippe grai.
iirt in @aIi3cn, mobtn lie Don HuBlauS per-
idlleppt mo,beH 1T. 1000 grtrantungen mers
Den aus 2emberg alleln bcrittet.
Barts, 81. Sttober. - Sn IH9ouleme
uub auoereu Srten oeS 0epartemeutS Cha
rente 1T Die @rippe auS9ebruhsn unO trltt
iebr b0sartlq aui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
~ uream Oer strabCu: 2uraDru@S.

Wurcnu Der StraDCH> SNrADfud1sS
~ SonlmiNare,
Baltimore, Den 16. SttobCrl S9l.
Sin uebereiHumung nit ben HeitimmuHgcH uoH
artIfel Al oeS GGltnlorer StaotgeiegbudlcS MAIDEN
bic StraGen= SurtlbrIbSsG sGOmmllre IN Der Staot
Baltimore blermtt betaHHt, oGG iIe W}uutaG, Den
2. Nouenlber 1891, nm 3 uhr Jiatmittug5, iamWtz
Iidle SaumntsriaIiCu, 5Um Glele III ENbrueQe
poH EIIfuen SfaBe geIegeH, metbe IN G'cmaRz
heIt nit Der Gm l !. Nouembtr 1891 pom Jiu0Or
uRo StOotrdtb uOH Baltimore GH1cHummeHeH 8erOros
Hung ytr. ia pom Der Croft bis Wr Stotto,m=
Strafe ourdbrod}eH miro Gui oTeHtIIter AuttIjH an
Srt uHo Stcle uertUuieH meroeH.
Die uorgeHOUEtcE UiGtGrGleH iiro Cuf oeu olciem
Scrtttc belqClcbeEeH, nit mGrtlueE Eldnc be-
JeItnst, iUis iOI9t:
@ue S0umuterlalicn in eiHem 2afott3eu SiegelitGis
HerHeH 2SobHbGus uRo YaoeH, nit clEer 5rOHts Der
SioWcIejte Der 9roBittuBe non Ii EuE bel 3s 5llG
SOL, elHem bOlSsrreH Shuppcn, iYuB BET yuB Is
SOL, uno etEem bol5erHeH 4btrItt Il. /. No. aui otm
nit uno mdrtlrteu 8lGne mt oem SutitabeH n,
yir. /, he5eltnet.
Der ODER bic adufer iino asholter, gum hOppeltH
getraae oes SauihluIuqs Gltr9Ituft oaIur 81 teeH,
nGB uue5 beIu9te 4GuIae.o an Dem Gage, an neltlcm
bic 9Ommiiidrt bereit lHo, pom beaaten ao UcrtOui
ten DtaterldlleH gtB 81 gebeH, eHtrttet mcIoeH Do,
Uro nab beid9te 9Guer biHHeH iedsiig Qa9en Hadbcr
alles iolc5 uertGuites Uiaterlal uHo alien ourt 6G
ieIbe b,rbei 9siubrteH Shutt eHtcrHen ueroeH.
SamuGI 4. Sharrctts,
YanIn q. SsirtIauo,
Spule Bed,
gommiiiirt;
D4attbespS & &irfGamO,
GuttioROtOreH
(24s, $500 Robt. y. Green. Gert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
GS Goro

am %. Sttobcr nab lon3eH uro idperer 2etosH
9imna Warie GbcrIc. IS tTGuerH nm itt = : OaHe,
2otter, l 5 GHtel uno llreutc GAS %cgrubHiR
fiHoct Suuutaq, ytGtmlttag5 I'm II Ulr, BON Ger
gSobHurg ibrcr Godter III. 54i, Noroz zSSGiDs
iu9tonz Straite, aus ltatt. <te, feline &lHmcH.
Ggriitus, Der lit msiH Stbsn,
SterbeH ut mCiH GeUIHE;
Dem thu lt mid erItUeH,
Viii Hreu0' iahr ldl oahlH. l254-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Or =enntpr Siinala erfrdifft.

9aperbilI, 0tuh., -. Sftober.-grz
SnnOeSieHatOr SObn 5. SugauS Don Sans
Jas, melber geitern AbeuO III Der bleiigen
p4iuilf 3ltaotnlie" cine Sorleiuug balteu
iOIlte, ertyNntte Wdbreuo Oe6 ltafmittagS
unO muBte iein engagement unnulllren. gr
bcftnpet it'd in Der lSObuuH9 ietu.S Saters
S1ru. &. ;. SuQQus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
areau Oes staOt-Reaiitrators,

VyFFRRUH UtS = EWUI~JFk Y IIIIINFNItI
~ SGltlm ore, ben 10 Sttober 1881.
Die Gommlidre fur oer 9urtbmt Der Str0BeH in
Der Staot Baltimore babeH eIEeR uoLtGEbl9eH uRo
perbelerteH SeIiCt Uber Die 2Sertberho9uHgsleucr
uno ben SErIbruh Der SSpuiuoitroiis, poH Der
9SeIlnle Der GIteH Staot9renie his Sur GGtharl1ez
StraBe, in @emdBheit Der geroroHuHg gtr. 75, pom
Sur9ermeiter uno Staoratbe uoH Baltimore am "a.
biat
@s iuirb bier1nit bctaRnt semadlt, haG bic Siiher
urb gHGne beiagter SsplrreiirnSe in oem Sireaupe5
Gtaotz 5fegiitrators preiBia Sa9e lang pon beute
eger belben ioeH fir bic 4IiIIng aler oobei be-
theilisten 4erioHer, p2breHb peIer SeIt seaeu Die
@Htiteibun9 Der 9ommiiidre in lrgeHo sineHl Gez
rite, iuelde5 @erttsbGrtet oarliber beiet, appel
lint neroeH tdra. ssoIn -. Wobb,
io43955 81 AZ tStlntz!IfP1 iItrntnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Capt. Stlpare3' 9cbcimni6poller
SnA

Chicago, 81. Sttober.-Gapitdn Gbols
pbus 2llpare;, oeTeu Otctbooe sur 9eSinfi.
Sirung peruuretuigter 6liine uuO lduugiger
Senemeuthauicr groBe 2uimertiamteit ers
pefi hat, 1T Dsnte Abeno PIObLI3 9sfor6snn'
moyO. aluarei mar in SSaibin9ton wObl,
beianut.
2tIoare3 begab fif in @eieuifaft zines
6rauenslnlmer5 III Elm libel beriit)tigteS 2Os
fal, erfraufte DaeIbit uuo mar btnuen elner
Stunpe eine 2slbe. 9aS 6raueuSimmer
lit perhwuuOeu. 5n ben GGlheu oeS &oos
ten iauo man mebrsre bon tl.lHen &lnoeru
in ySalblugton, 3. 6, geitriebeue uuO oil
uuuiereu tbeugen YapN" uOreiirte Sriefe.
Alpars;'S inhnitrn 6Isun0e uuBteu bSber
nd)t, oaB ser Saptdn, melter elm Spauler
mar. eiue Enmllle her III yauGe hattie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Der asontfae surm an Der britifdlen Suite.

goHoon,2l. Sttobcr. furbtbarer
Sturm miitbet an Der Aiite pon Angleiea,
al Der &uite BON 6ule8 uuO I'M trliben
Ytcer. Slels ourdl bic tiir3lden StiIrme
bsiddoi9ten Sdliic babeu 3uiludt I'M 6a=
len pom oOIpbeaO 9eiudt. Sine nOrpe9nd)e
&rigg iheterte heute III Der Ndbe oteies
Srtes, uuO Die DianHitait murOe nur NIT
uleler 0tiIhe qerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
GmeIano umo sSrIano.

gonoon, -. SftOber.-Dtan oertanStt,
boB Farueu Dor ieluer 6eiratb elu Seita=
meHt ;u Guuiteu DER 6rau S'Sbeu, ieiner
ieB9en 2&ittwe, mattt. 0ieies Geitameut
wurOe 0urd) lelue peiratb auBer Sraft &C..
iept. 6rau Earneu ut inter ben llmitdnOeu
Su Der }5Qlite ots pOn tbrem @atten biuters
laiieueu perionlinen @igeutbums uuo eineu
Grlttel be8 gruuOet9eutbumS beredltigt.
s. 8. Gubepat pOn Der Qubllner 8ant.
Sirma 9ubeOat & So9n. meldler I'M leeteu
Sauuar NIT YaiFua I'M 8eraae bon l2O,.
900 BID. Sterl. iauirte, betannte iId] beute
bes betrugeriiden Sant.rottes huloig uuo
muroe III ad)tldhriger 6ait - elnem Sabre
bel itmerer 3lpang gSarbelt-uerurtbell Gr
mar mad Dem 6Gulment entfloben, purOe
jeOot in Der SapitaOt in Sioafufa oerbaf'
tet unO nah Dublin suriid 9ebradt. Der
Yerurtbeilte mar friiber SOriieer Der Gu-
bliuer 2lttlenborie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Crifte S.sarc. Z. Nreiiuft.

9lGe bemoiratiiden g8dlIer bes :. |re,inttS Der g.
gsaro iiHo freuEolitit elH9elaoeH, eiEer hemtc,
abeHb. ben %. Sttober, in Der "2eutoniu=Nuue, "
@de Der grGttrae uRb 9entrGz z2lpeEue, itatiiroeHz
beE SeridmmIuHo beiSuluobHeH. IromlneHie Jieoner
iueroeH Die 2eriammIuH9 obreiitreH. C2534D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Sie @ungersuotb In GuSlauo.

Yeters burg, 81. Sttober.-0ie 6uus
qersuotb bat I'D lett aui Sibirien ausge.
6ebnt. 9n benz 9iitrtfte Yetropaulostt uno
auoeren iino Die gebensmittel total erit0pft,
uno Die Seboroe hat ildI nit @eiuden I'M
6ulfe an oa5 Yuolltum gemeuoet. QnlQB.
ll9 Der SrausportattOnss S6pieriqteiteu i'm
0inter idelnen ale NnTrenqunqen, bic
Jtotbleioenoen su unteritiieeu, bofinung8Ios.
Die gladridlteu aus Dem Suusren Oes 9feis
Dies lauten lnmer trOflOier. ,Sn SamarQ,
Saratofi uno SOrOuee iinb SrawaQe aus.
9ebrodeu.
Gu8 @idernigoff wsrSen srnte antiiemi.
tide llnrubeu gemeloet. 80 Suben muro.n
bort get0otet uuo on 800 uerleet ooer be-
raubt. Der uuter oem Solte berrltenoe
Glaube, 0aB Die SuO.n an Der 6ungrsrOtb
ld)ulo iluo, ldBt itd) iduer ausrotten, trot=
bsm Die Supen, melfe louit ulel @eualOe
taufen, in bIciem Sabre auldBllh oeg Ser
fOIgung, meldtr ile ausgsiegt inn, nur &C.
rlnge 2lntdufe ma6ten.
3fuBlunO 5iebt lslne Sruppen aus SeB.
arabien snrud, neil Der GppBus BORT aus.
sebrOHsu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
o,altimprs. chtpz snhnneicufdnft.

~ Baltimore, ben IA. Sfto6er 1891.
aHburh pirb betaEHt 9emGtt, oQG Die Sabrcs=
ccriammIuua DER siftiunnre Der Baltimore
Sbioz 25abugeielhdft" Wnutng, ben 16. Nouember
1891, am orltteH NtoHtU9e in 9eEaEHtem DtoHate,
Sniten 10 llhr Sormittaas uno u5r gtadmitta9s,
SuuI Spete her 3rpn hung on impli sirettorcu
fir Die ndctiteR 5poIf NioEate uno Der grIeoigura
anbtrer etpa porie9eRoer @cidaite i'm Sureau Der
Gjeieuih0rt IN Der Staot baltimore iattTnoeH niro.
3e uebertr09sbidler Deroen an 81. SttoUer,
giatuita9s llbr, geitloiieH uEo bIetbeH bis suut
Il. 9io1embcg, 8 llhr DtOrseHs, geihlolicH.
;2I9,T1) glnorelp 9uoetlpu Sefretlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
fcs foftet bloc $50 baar

fce fottt bIoe 500 hnar, nm nd eln IN "a
" gutem 3uitaloe uno better lngebUn9 beilno= III
Iidles breiiioGge5 2SohHbGHs, Simmer eHibGIteao,
gu tdueH; Aus9abeu iiao 9criug. Ter Rei Der tauf=
umme In podleatliheI ODER moHatlldlcH Abithaas=
sabIungeH. - 9tr. 924, goro 9lHnz, uno gtr. l IA
@belpzStraBe. = 9idberes bel JobGHH i. %rat gtr
11O, ct. TauIltrabe. (250,2,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Seucr alufrnbr in IaIparnifp.

2ouO on, 81. Sttober.-Giu Gorreipon.
bent Der rStmeS" meIoet aus SaIparalio
u9le d)iieuIite Seb0roe legt eiu. ireuuOs
Ii6ere StImmung 9egeH Die ameritanilGen
Seelente an ben Sag, al8 erluartet puroe.
Ser Sntenoente oerifert mid, OaB Der Sc.
rtd)t, laut meld)em i'm Der Gapltdn oes amss
ritarlteu &reu3ers Baltimore" biuThtll6
Der Sid)erheit Der bel Der Beerolgung Des
get0oteten Seemannes gelanbeten Dtanus
lbaft su 8atbe 3og, unbegrUnoet 1T. Die
elugeterterteu amerIfanllden UtatrOlen iolz
len mOr9eu entiafsn mer0eu, iuus Die eueus
tueQ ;u foroeruoe Siirgid)ait geleiitet miro.
2te III oem lluiruhr uerrpuuoeteu @blleueu
befin0en I'D pcrbdltnlBmdBlg wcbI."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Guropdiid)e 2abelbert1rs.

nus nnierer aei.rieen 2. Ror9en.ausa a0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23

gerettet morber. 6eute gtadmittas piitbet
Der Shrm aui'S oeitigite IN DEN 0owus,
nno oIele ShIife, meldle bort 3uflu1t iudls
ten, id)peben III @efahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
5ie stMrme in 8rpbbritammieu.

2onoon, %. Sftober. - Ser Sturm,
wel6er eit naheSu 3wet gSoten in @ng.
lauQ, Srlauo uno Sdottlauo Qemutbet hat,
brad geitern Abeno aui's 9teue aus, unO
8erldte ilber augeridlteteH S9aoen treiien
mieoer BON alien Selten bier elm. Bel
Sanogate, Sent, idstterte geitern NbenO
cine uubetauute Sarte, uuo Oas Sdidfal
ibrer Otannidait lit nod nitt betaunt. 2,e
Sbemie III bel YinOiOr ausgeireteu. Der
beutc aus SolpbeaO in Sins6topu, SrlauD,
eingetrOiens 4oitoampier bate uutermeg5
einen beftiaeu Gewitttrfurm Su betQmpieu
nnO begeQnete in einer Gntieruuug poH Is
Nteilen BON SOlpBeaO elmer 9SaTetboi..
9ieielbe mar etua Slpet gteilen uon Osm
2ampier entferut MD muroe nat etlpa Is
0irnut.n ourd) beftige SlHor0be 9ebrodsn.
9ie Niannidait Der bel SanDgate qel6el.
terteu gartsr IA 4erlpnenaan Der Sabl, lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23

GIttioHOtOreu.
(24S,51 ,6,9,62) Robt. 4. 8reeu, Glert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
1inNmnNS $ NINell

8oltiroig oeItmatos, elegant nit iI5em 8ummi
uIeMtsIt. luIlNsR, IgnNLLsn, EglrlleH U. t1Itlltn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
ei5 20 Ste. ole Sdlndltel.
.Su alien @potbefeu iu baben,
Sns nrnfc 0chcrrnittel.

Ulau ittte cine grleiWGrtt an Sr. Oiaotuan 6
Gomp., yir. 81, ySausE Street, 9,cDzglort. nm bic
Striit False and True" neltg Wcyt9pvus au5tlalt
elbt, BuseitIdt 81 bsIoameH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23

GdsIid iu6hsntyit unb eonntass,
&. Raine, Gisenthiisner nno Reoaftenr,
eIblpetzgde @atimores Strabe uro YoitzSifcesatoe.
greis bes tdelid,en @Iattes, bnrdl 9rdser in Sas
timore uno in Der giadbaritaft beorst, IL cts;
fdgiidle uro Spunta 90 =Musaabe Is Sts. pro
9Soe Sablbar nOter.Iit bic basSIatt beiorssnoeH
1rdaer.-Saalid, nebit Sunntaas Niue aabc inter
TortozSordusbesobiuue $3.50 pro SGbr, Inr tiI3ere
Sett i'm 8erbdltniB; ii!r bic .ppd,entltd,e snegats
NIT Sonuta9sbatt, portofrei, nit absug tiir CLUBS,
$3.50 pro Sahr, unCr ir9cno einem Srte oes Snlan.
bes, s4 ndd europa. Srnntae ssa!negabe 81
tn ben DiitteIz uao SIefGdte1.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29
Charles Marvin,s Death.

So Mr.. Charles Marvin is deadi Every
one remembers him as the much berated
hero of the Salisbury -Schouvalof- Globe
comedy in 1873. It was said that he
managed to convey" the document in
his memory; but, however that may be,
its untoward disclosure, which led to the
utterance of celebrated salisbury at
st. Stephens, was swiftly followed by
Mr.. Marvin's retirement from the foreign
Office. Mr.. Marvin passed his early
years in the dominions of the czar, and
entered the English civil service three
years before his leap into notoriety.
Since then Mr.. Marvin has bnsied him
self with authorship. Mall Gazette.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29

Since it seems to be settled that Or
egon is to have two congressman, the
division of the state into congressional
districts must attract considerable atten-
ton. The natural division would be the
Cascade range were it not for the fact
that too many persons fail to understand,
and appreciate the merits of Eastern
Oregon and in consequence it has con-
siderable less than one half the popula-
ton. 1t is going to be difficult job to
make the division so as to leave both
districts safely republican, but for that
matter, he who can now make any cor
rect guess as to the political status of
the state in 1892, could very properly
request the Delphian oracle to ''come off
his perch" and assume the vacated
roost The political ground hog refuses
to come out of his hole, and the party
goose bones are remarkably spotted.
We would give 80 cents worth of silver
in the shape of dollar if we could get
a peep behind the veil of 1892.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29
Deer Hunting.

David Hoover, of this place, came in
from the hills Saturday with fine doe
which he had the good fortune to run to
water. When the snow is deep deer
pursued by dogs will invariably make
for the water. Wading in where it is
the deepest, the trembling animal will
stand and wait for its canine enemies
1t is cute enough to know that it has the
advantage of the dogs while in the water
The dog having short legs must swim,
and the deer by striking with its feet
can defend itself much better than on
land. The hunters, knowing this pecul-
iarity, station themselves near the water,
and the terrified deer, thinking only of
the dogs, become an easy prey. Last
week some hunters from Du Bois shot
five deer in this way, and the fact that
every one of them was hit between the
eyes shows that the hunters were in easy
range and had things very much their
own way.-Punxsutawney Pa.) Spirit.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29
Great chnrnhm.n spsaa.


The year which has just closed viii be
memorable IN the annals Of the Church
of Rome for the loss of Newman and
Won Dollinger; in those of the Church
of England for the loss of Lightfoot,
Liddon, Hatch, Littledale, Oakley, Henry
White, Canon Cure and of the dean Of
st. Paurs. The deanery of ST. PauIs
has been held by many greater men than
DR.. Church, but never by one of more
stainless and beautiful life, ripper culture,
more untring devotion, completer self
forgetfulness. The story of his life
would be little more, however, than the
story of his friendships with most of the
brightest and most fruitful minds of his
generation.
He was a severe judge of himself, and
shrank from anything like leadership, -
even from that of the London head.
His affection for Newman was unbound
ed and reciprocal It was in the quaint
old house under st. Paul's that Newman
played on his favorite cello for the last
time and put it away forever He pre-
sented it to the daughter of his host at
the time.-London World
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29

The dispatches yesterday announced
the death of W. A. Mcpherson at Port
land. Mac was well known throughout
the state especially among the news
paper fraternity of which for years he
was an honored and brilliant member.
He was man of fine attainments, a
graceful and pleasing writer, thoroughly
versed in Oregon history part of which
he was. He was the friend of such men
as Nesmith and the 'Sage of Yoncalla"
and was full of "reminiscences of pioneer
days. Poor old Mac the ship of his life
was wrecked on the bar that is ruled by
old Silenus, and he has gone to his last
sleep. He had but one enemy, him
self. May he rest well beneath the YER
dent sod of Oregon he loved so tenderly,
until the last great day, and that then he
may be judged as he has judged his fell
low man.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29

Our honorable congressman have a
habit of pairing when for any reason they
desire to get away from Washington and
let the measly government go to ever
lasting smash. In the vote on the cleo
ton bill Senator Stanford was absent
without a pair but as he would have
voted against the bill it would have made
no difference. A happy thought strikes
us that it would be good policy to carry
this plan further. Foe instance psi off
all the members of the senate until the
lesser party was paired out and let the
remainder attend TO the business 1t
would certainly facilitate matters and
save the senators all the labors of the
office except drawing the salary and
toting around the weighty honors of the
office. The gray headed old chestnuts
are as garrulous as guinea hen in May,
and as quarrelsome as small commu-
nity yet when occasion requires, the
old fellows drop their differences and
pair off as cheerfully as doves on St.
Valentines day.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29
The young MAN FaiIed to s.i..

A lady few days ago arrived on the
Comstock in response to a matrimonial
advertisement published in temporary
local newspaper, her expenses being paid
by the advertiser, a young man of this
town. She is still here, but the young
man is disconsolate, as she is not pleased
with his appearance, and refuses to per-
form her part of the contract. He is at
a loss to account for his inability to
please the feminine eye. He has good
habits and is steadily employed.
1t seems that this is only the last OF
several ventures of the would-be groom
toward connubia1 happiness. In one OF
his former trials he forwarded $50 to his
fair correspondent, who returned him
$50 and a letter containing great deal
of good advice, for which she kept as a
fee the remaining $40. She concluded
the epistle by informing him that she
was about to start for Portland to Join
her husband. He is not at all discour-
aged by his good or i'll fortune, as the
case may be, and intends to keep trying
until he is successful Virginia City
(Nev.) Enterprise.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29

The Australian ballot system is going
to be adopted by the legislature, but it
will have Mr.. Joseph Simon's amend
ment attached. That is it will provide
for holding primaries in the larger cities
in such manner as will prevent what
is known in higher political circles, as
'skullduggery. Simon thinks, and
very properly too, that if the ward
striker is to be fired out of politics that
the first and best place to bounce him
from is the primaries. Some of Port
lands elite political society will not take
kindly to this, but the outside members
care little for that and desiring the law
will take it like an anaconda does his
and all. If any one
can catch Joe Simon asleep he can get a
big price for Kodak picture of him.
There is no buhac on Joseph.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-01-29
Judge Veasy, of the Interstate co,

Judge Veasy, of the interstate com
merce commission, states that the COM
mission will leave for this coast next
month. 1t will stop at convenient
points along the road, giving notice as
to time and place. We respectfully call
the attention of our board of trade to this
fact, and advise them to load up for bear
The Dalles has suffered these many years
from unjust determinations and the
time is at hand when she should assert
her rights.