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Ser strbeiterzG ongreb III Gnelano.

9tewcaltle, 10. September. Der
GOnsreB Der britil6en @euerfidaiten
beldattiste li6 beute lGnsere 3eit nit
ser sSrase iiber oas Sitter, in meltem
bic Seidaftisun9 BON &inocru in 6abriz
fen seitattet isin iOa. 9tad lcbbaiter
0istuiiiOn wuroe Elm geidluB ;u @un>
iten Ser grbObuns Sieies 2llters aui 13
Sabre nit 265 segsn 1853 Stimmeu aus
ssuommeu. Die Otinoritat madte gel
tenb, baB piele &inosr unter IS 5a6rcn
bereits Die Stiieen trauter Gltern ODER
Geidwiiter iino, unO oaB ibre 9luss
i6liebuus manber armen 6anlilie gum
sroBen 9tadtbeil sereiden werbe. 0iez
leS 9lrsument brans inoeiien ni6t burd).
- Die nadlte 6ra9c, welde sur Ssr>
banblun9 selangte, mar Die, oh Barla@
mcntsmitalieber Sesabluus fir ibre
0ienite erbaltsn lollen. Sefanntlid lper<
oen osn Mitslisoern bes britiiden Yars
lamcnts feline Salare be3ablt, uno es 1T
oaber fir einen unbemittelten Otann
nidt MIR i6wierig, in's Barlament ses
wGblt gu weroen, ionoern audi nod
ldpierissr, ii9 5u erbalten, naaSem er
srwdblt 1T.
Die iriiden garlamentsmitslic
perben burd) @elb aus Ser GarteifaiIe
untcritiitt, uno es wirO uorseldlasen,
ben gertretern Der 9lrbeitsr i'm Yarlaz
ment auf bic namlide 8eiie untsr Die
slrme ;u sreifcu. Die 6rase murSs in
ber beulisen Sieuna nidt erleoigt, iou
icood Dor ser ua6iten 8abl naber erz
Ortert werOeu. SIS ideint biermit, oaB
Die slrbciter seneist iino, Die alten Yar>
teien su isnOriren unS eiseue eanoibatsn
auiiultelen.
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/ ROHLF|NG & BENNER !
local 80: s:s:. l::::::: y! y. ! !
9ind!:::::::3dnd!

Gin Viitolenidub-eiu& &uau, aber fein Vforb;
enat Der erite SduB Der GrofiIuns Der 9erbitiaioH
tn leppid9e1 Il. T. 10. bel
Xepie I. Vad,mau & Yrnoer,
gr. 415, SitsSaltlmore,, nabe Gjapiirase.
8rnffeler 2cppid,. so Gents bic Yarb,
sinitisBlid gfdbens unb sesens.
0rufeIcr 1eppid, ........ -. so Gents Die garo,
sinitlieblit Tdbens unb eeseRs
Sswis I. Yad,man Il 23ruDcr,
gr. AIS, SitzSaItimorez, nahe gaprate.
eammet= ep pie, .............S S5 Gents Die garo,
nit SinitInB bes 3dbens nHo gessns:
Sammet= eppid) .............S S5 Gents Die yaro,
nit Ginitub bss g1dbens uno 9esens.
Semis Z. Vadlman d Sruoer,
gir. AIS, SitsSaItimore<, nabe Gapitrafe.
9retlaeiger Sugrain Seppidl 81 Gents Die gurs,
tinidliesllh Ndbens uno Se9ens.
9retIagiaer SnarainsSeppidD so Gents Die yoro,
einihlieblidl 9tdbens uHo 2egens.
Scpie Z. TadJman Il Sruoer,
gfr. 415, Sii@SGItimore=, rabe 0oGpitrdBe.
@adIstudl.. 30, 25 Gents uno boher.
@ahstud) ............1S, 30, 25 Gents uHo bo5sr.
Scpis !. Wad,mau Il Sruocr,
9r. Ais, SitzgaItimorez, uabe G'apitraBe.
W3attcn, Hafao Watten, gIatte, 9anipplz
Itne, Smnrna'er nmo Observation-Disclosures su nisz
huaen EreeH Dan perseiie nidt, oaB mir in oteier
&uHIt toHan9e6enh itno. Spreden Sic uor uno Iberz
teugen Ste ld1 eIbit Saufeu Sic filr feinen Dollar
gSaGren, bis Sic Die uniri9eE uno uniere relle sez
ieben. SdpaIen Sie nGch Dem redhteH Ylage ans uHo
merteu Sic itd Die
9iummer 415, SftzyaItimorez, nahe @aoirase,
yepie I. EadDmau & Yruocr.
Ps.-gSir iino ben Gag hber 10 eeihditia, baB mir
nm llbr Mbcnoe uRs ebr mlipe libleH. Sers
seiien Sic baber nidt: uEier geih6It piro I'M lbr
NbeEoS aeidloilen. (21O-)
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UerQopfutt9,

%ernoefung In cine Ser ont hdufgffer hor4
fommCnocn uno QudCuoIten 6rnntbciten, meld)e
numeutlidl bel Nidltueru mo 6ruuCr, Die burd1
ibren Scrui III cincr iIGeuOCn yebenSmeIc gea
3muugCn itn6 mn ans Ncigutg oocr Notbz
iucnoiGfeit rcid)ltd)c uno trdIttqc 9tabrlng 3u
geuIeBeu pGgCu, itdl Ciu'tcllt. 2iu mo fitr Iid]
nidjt 0era0e Gefdbrlidl, tauu ilc oOd) III oGlI
eruiteIten Storuugcu oC5 Observation-Disclosures
9lnlab geben, mo ;lpar beOnocr8 oann, tuerr
fic oCrnahlGiigt rno i'll SolQc oellen ocraltet
mro. Sn friibCrGn 3ctcn pllegtc man ite nit
allerlCi nliucrahatlgClt, tart lurtenOen U(trs
tltren, Yulucru uuO Eilcn iu tllrtreu; alletu
oas hteB oeu Seuel nit Seeliebub alletretben,
neil beitq mirtCHpG 2bfiibrmittel 3iuar fiir
ben 2lugenbld hClieu, bel bdullgcrem @cbrau6
aber einru b0hIt iddolidcu GlnfuB AMI bic
S6rperfonititutiou uu6 nameutlit auf Die
SbQtigteitcu Der log. pltalcn Srgane ausiibe1t
uno Den S0rper ijbcr GCbiihr ld)Uddcn. gSirO
letteres Uielleidlt and ourf ben @enub bea
iouoerS trditjQer ltahrung Ucrbttet, 10 uerlagelr
qeraoe III fSolqe ociicu Die 4eroauung60rgQne
6eu 9ienIt, rnO oauu trCteU eruite, ON5 game
2eben bcS Spier5 oieies 3uitauoCS bcoroben0e
&ermidelunaCu eiu ollie bic rettiii3ircnoen
ggirflluacn Ser altcn 0raitiidJcu Yurgrmitte[
meroen errciht, uuo ale itbIeu Solaelt 0e5
GcbrQudS ocritl6eu ncroct Oerntieoeu 0urb
cine &ur nit ct. 8eruaro 6rQuter Hilen.
8ieielbeu iIuO uusdicBlid cine ucgeta6tltId)e
3uIanmeuletuug, Obue Sctmcnguug trgeHo
ueld)er Id)dolid)Cn, auqrelcnoen ooer gtlttgeu
Stoiie mo mn ans ben beiIiamItcn uno miirs
3igiten alpentrdutern bereitet. Ste iuirteu
geliuoe anregcnO uuo erucidello nui Die Sers
baurng bci0rocru Die 2lbiubr Der uns
oerooulden Stoife, ohne ben S6rper ;u
ftmGten, uuo iiuo oa6urd] ous bette SlutreiHt4
gungsmittel, 0as Der AriuelItab tennt, mas
bon pieleu bcrporrageuOen 2(eBten aler ydnOer
NIB 80lter unO picleu SGuienOcn oantbarer
4atieuten, beuen iie ielbIt inter ben erdmea
reuOiteu llnlitduoen gcbolien baben, beretts
miQigt auertuHnt miro. 2te Etllen fmo in
ieOer gutcu 2tpot5cfe, iomie BON y. y}euitdoter
i Co., 8or 24l6, Jtetu yOrt ir 70 GeHtS iu
Ep,ip
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Somts %atcr's SclbitmprS.
Gin Tad)ipieI sn Der Grnutoung oes Gbepaa=
res Su5d,cubaeeu in 6 Gpuuecticut

Sartiorb, Conn.,, 10. Sept. -
Souis 2auer, Der ocutide vSramp,"
wclder iid) unter Der slnflase in !Saft
befano, BEN ocutlden 6armer 6rieSri9
guidenbagen uno oeiien @attin ermorz
Oet SIT babcn, bat iid Ourd SelbitmorO
Ser iroildcn @eredtigfsit ent;osen.
oeute bate Die Surp gu entidsiocn se>
babt, oh 9cniisenbes SeweiSmaterial
pOrbanben lit, nm sesen i'm Die 9luflase
auf teudelmorb ju erbeben; bie Gntz
idetoun9 mar UNI iueniger sweifelbaIt,
als Der seridtsarstlide Seiuno ibcr Oie
an gauer's &leibern unS @aide porsez
funOenen Slefcn Dieie als BON Menihenz
blut berrIbrenO erflarte uno ibm Yerioz
nen seseniiber seiteat luurOen, Oie feline
SbentitGt nit Dem Manne beseuaten,
welder fur; Dor Dem MOrbe in ser JtGbe
bes SbatOrtes 9eieben luurOe. s(llen
bieien srauirenOenllm tanOen ieste 2auer
bartnafiges Seuguen entgegeu.
9llS Der 9tahts nm II llbr inipist<
renbe Gjeiau9niBwarter bic 3elle 2auer's
nnterludtc, fano Ell tbn am Sentilator
bdnseno, Die 6iiBe bier 6uB iiber Dem
6uBbooen, Dor. acknowledgements
iude blleben eriolglos. SSie coniequent
Sauer feline 9fole als uniduloiseS Spfer
bis Sum leeten 9ttbemsuse Ourdfibrte,
benefit iolsenScr ocutld seidriebener
Sricf ber in iciner Belle porgefunoen
uurOc: ,Iear Sbsrif Greiton, i6 bin
nidt idulOis fir ben Otoro BON Suz
idenba9en uno 6rau nno Oanfc @Ott,
baB meln 0ers fret iit OupOn. gSer oiez
len MOrO be9auaen bat, barber fam
id @ud feine 9fedenidait seben; id
bin bas 2eben auf Oleier @clt nliioe uno
mill nad Der nnDeren Gelt, unb weroe
bort Otr. Suldenbasen uuo 6rau be-
se9nen, unO bete 5u @Ott, bab ct alien
ueinen 6einoeu auf oieier @elt oerssbe,
mas lic an mir set3an baben. SO lebt
iuobl, auf @ieOerIeben in oer anbercn
Sselt. gute 9tadt Su Sud- slaen. 8.
Qoufr
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TaBre9eln sam sdmbe oer amerifamtid,en
Sntereficu in Sbiua.

Gas StaatSbepartement 1T bon uns
iersm @eianOten III Yefing telesrapbiid
benadridti9t, oaB iid Elm ipeiterer auiz
rubr iu Sdan9 AM 9an9ztiez&iana in
Der Yrouin; Su>Yi sreisnat bat unO
baB bas @tabliiement Scr amerifaniz
Iden W'iiiionare ssrlt0rt woroen ilt.
Die 0speide tbcilt nidtS 0taberes nit.
Der Grnlt Der Gage in China ftel9ert
iid taslId, uno Die gunoesresiernna
bat, nm Ben amerifaniiden Sntereiien
Acknowledgment S1us su perleiben,
ben neuen areuser v9barleiton" BON
Gan 6ran;isco nad China beproert.
Oerielbe beiinoet iid bcreits auf Dem
@e9e. auBerocm bat bas neue &anoz
nenbopt Bctrsl, weldes iid sur 3eit
in Der llmsebuns bon 9tew>Dorf befius
BET, SsIebl sur iofortisen Ibfabrt nab
ben fineiilden @ewaliern erbalten, nm
oas @cidwaOer beS 9lomiralS gelfnap
;u perltarteu.
0as leetere 6abr;eus wirb inbeiien
taum Dor swei Monatcn in China einz
trenen. Der obcn eriuGbnte 9lufrubr
pcrnrladt Der 8csicruns in anbetradt
icines Sdauplases ernite Sslorsniille.
Sdans lie9t 200 Oteilsn weiter Sen
Yan9ztles&ian9 blnauf, ais Sonszaow,
unO ldon Der leetcrc Srt lift BON &rieas.
idifien lawer iu erreiden. Sei bobem
@anerltanoe freili9 fonnen tlcinere
aricssidlfe bis nad Sdans fommsn,
unO cs lit Den &anOuenbooten usllbues
lot" uno rWtOnocacp" that iadlid friiz
bet selnmsen, bis purtbin por;uorinqen.
@enn ieood baS @aiier scscnwartia
nidt sismlib bod itebt, 10 miro aomiS
raj gelfnap taum i'm StanSe iein, eines
ieiner 6abrseuse naa Sdans gu briuz
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-Su SEEDS, @uglanO, ipurben gsieru
swei 3iuoer our6 Die einitiir;euOsu 0iausrn
elner @,ienaieberei sridlasen uno ilpei oil.
bere t0btli4 uerlests
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(Ims nnierer geitriaen 2. Woraen. Muse gabe).
Or. sperlime's setocns sefd,idbte.

IS Wilfesbarre, Ba., 9. Get. -
Or. 5. 9. Sperling, ein anaeisbener,
bteliger Ir;t, muroe beute auf Ssranlalz
lung lelner 6rau, Die i'm beidulSist,
nldG fir ibren llnterbalt gu ior9cn, pers
baftet. Sine eigeuthiimli6c @eldidte
1T biermlt perfnipft. Sn 1867 beiraz
tbete Or. Sperlina Elm Sri. |ucie U.
Srseie aus @pumins, ga. 0ieiclbe
mar etne Der i6Oniten unb sebilOetlten
iungen Dame Ses Srtes unb beucgte
iid in BEN beiten @eieui6aftstreiien.
0as Gbepaar lebte cine .Seltlan9
SlHdlid 5uiammen, inbsien trat aus
tr9eno cinem @ruube cine Gntf fremoung
Elm, unO bic @atten trsnnten iib. 9ta6
etliden Sabren erwirfte Der Doftor cine
Sheioung in einem weitliden Staate
unS beiratlste Sann gum iueiteu Wfale.
Die erite 6rau leitsts barauibin iOfort
cine gigamletla9s ein nnO beaniprudte,
oaB Die Sdeibung cine un9eieelide lct.
6reuuOe beiOer Yarteien bemiibten iiA
per9ebli9, Oie Sade beisulegen. Die
Sdeiouns wuroe unseiesltd ertlart uno
Der 0OftOr sur 3abluns BON 9llimenten
I'M Setra9e BON $50 pro Otonat uerur>
tbeilt.
Die Notwithstanding Ser slucis
ten Gbe bradte Die 6rau 9tr. 2 in'5 Sc
ridt, uno oieielbe flagte auf SdaSener<
ias. Sas 9erid)t ipra9 ibr $4,000 gu,
uno baS gisentbum pes OoftorS wuroe
sur Sefrieoisun9 Oieies slniprudeS bonn
S6eriff uerfauft. 9llt, franf unb NIT
telIos iab iid Der unsliidli9e slr5t nidt
i'm StanOe, bic 9llimente an feline erlte
6rau ;u sab(en, uno wurbe oeBbalb
beute 9lbenb oerbaftet. Gr lit iebt ein
S}uIaiie DeS SpuutpoeiGuouiiieS.
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0eimGitssg(bidlluE.

gtuftauul =Ni otIemeut nit WarmorpIatten $25; Soz
pbes $2.75; giten=Niobement SIG; ainoerzSettz
fteneH 81. 9iteHz uHo gu6bounlzD Dtoblement, Sis
dtridrdnfs, EorSelonz Sebdlter, "sideboards'' uno
"Couches." 2lle Wobelm in uHierem Geiddfte gu
seriEgereH, ais 6abritpreiieH.
Graham 4 Sd)mitt,
SIR. I'll, Sn<SaItimorsitr, nobe Der Srii6e.
(Sept TO- :1Utt)
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Aus Der 8,tnoesbauptItaot.
unfere nene SIotte. - Deranoermtscn tn oer
Sniammcniesums Dcr peridJiepenem &C.

O"'"e"'sS""s W.T. "sSlWteoe"eW VeS
fdlwaoer.
Burlington, 0.G., 10. eept.-
6lottenlefretar Sracp bat wsitere Ser
anoerun9en in Der 3ui iummenis issuns Der
@eldWaoer al Der atlantilden &iite
porgenOmmen. Gin beute erlaiIener gez
febl iibertra9t bic &reu;er , SO ton" unO
9ltlanta =" BON glOmiral gSalfer's
llebuugsssidwaosr on bas norosatlanz
tiide @eidwaoer infer slomiral She
rarot. geibe @eidpaSer iteben iid in
5ol9e bieier OtaBnabms ieet an 3abl
Der Sdiffe 9leid. slOmiral @alfer bat
Die &rsu3er rGbica9o," y Nsparf," rsltz
lanta" nno Bennington" slomiral
9berarbt bat Oie &reu;er rYbilaoelz
pbia," rSoitOn," Concord" u. Scar
iase." Der &riessoampfer rGnterz
prize" pelder bisber su aomiral @bez
rarorS @eidlpaOer seb0rte, loa nad
Nnnapolls scldidt merben uno als
uebunssldiff fir bic &aSetten bienen.
gSeltere Serdnoerungen itsben in ausz
iid)t. aomiral yenbam, bisber Gom>
manbant bes Marez Sslanbz 6lottenbaus
bofes, miro sen 9lomiral OtcSann inn
COMMANDO bes iiiozatlantild Sc
Idmaoers ablO en- uno mabrldeinlid BEN
neuen &reu3er 9tswarf" ais 9lomiralsz
ldlff erbalten.
&mIis=Sefretar Woore's Reiismattom.
0as Gntlaliunasaelud bes britten
SiiliszStaatsie siefretdrs Ntoore, ser gum
Broieilor Oes SOlferred}ts am uGolumz
bla@Gollss" ernamt woroen ilt, befinoet
iid idon felt lanserer 3elt in SEN Sanz
ben bes Bralioenten, iit aber mcsen Srn.
Wfoors's Sertrautbeit nit Sen Behring'S
meeranselesenheitcn ;uriidsebalten worz
ben; nad ieiner in ben nadlten Sa9en
erIolsenOen Giidtebr pon einem auss
flus na6 Der Gbeiapeatezgui ruiro ST..
Wtoore ieood auf iofOrtise slnnabme
lelner Helisnation orimsen.
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Sanferott ocs S6asmeiiters Der
,,&atboltid)cn Sitter 2tmeri-
fota "a

GbattanOOsa, Ssnn., 9. Sept.
-Ot. s. S'Srien, ein befannter 8iirs
ger unO SuprenlzSdaemeiiter oer SEA-
tbOliiden Sitter BON 9lmerita," bat cine
llcbertra9uns icines Gi9entbunlS I'M 5ns
tcrciie ieiner @lGubiser por9enommen.
Selne Baiiipa, cinid dlieBli6 ir9enO eine5
mOsliden 0eii5itS in leinen 6ednunsen
alS S6aencllter, weroen l6werlid sic
Summe bon 100000 iiberitci9en, unb
feline 6reuuoe bcbaupten, baB ietn ST.
9entbum alIe SdulOen pOllfommen Oeten
wlro. Sdwere Serluitc Our6 Gienz
babnzG ontrafte swansen i'm ;um Sanz
ferott. S'grien bat leine Jteii9uation
ais Sdaemeiiter Ser y&atboliiden 9tit>
ter, weIden Soften ct icit ieds 5abren
betleibete, ein9ereidt. Der SrOen lit
bur6 Siir9ldaft I'M Sctra9e BON $1O,s
900 QeQen Serluite Qc0cft.
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Stram 1t +
11tit 3eit.
8ei ibren &erlrt6en, Der
pprrildenpen 3eit su ipptten,
ntil0tl1 9amen 1T bem Stelt-
epntre eiltise Sleiluren ba>
BON tra9en. 9iele fDnnen
lie jepp6, ipweit per Ieint
TT Setra6t tpntalt, bur6
rehtseitisen II, reselmdbi9en
@ebrau6 ppn ,,Wlenn's
S6lnefel= el=Seifc" perber-
sen, Sbne bic 9pren su
Serltppfen pper bic 0ei eiltnp~
beit Der 5aut irsenb,pie su
ihdpi9en, beieiti9t iie ppn
ber Sberadtbe Slittben,
Til1nen, &Dt1e lmp bic per-
ihiepenen Gnti iteQrm9en int
0efpl9e ppn slnebmenbem
@lter poer Ginlpirfun9 ber
Spnne, Man bilte ii6 ppr
Tallhunsen! Sn slpptbe-
fen st babelt. Die 3eit
9reift ebenlp bas 5aar, mic
ben Ieint ait. SlQein bem
un9elanten alten Silrl6hen
ldbt iih aud bier nit
v9iQs angenblidlidcut
9aariarbemi mittel" "trpsen,
rpeldes altf bent erauen
9aupte pes @lters benSauh
Der Susenb erneuert, G5
1T bas bette uno retulte int
0ebraude befinoliAe 5aar>
fGrbemittel.
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@ermtf6te telcsrapbtfdc aepeid,em,

'''''~V'" ~~o~"r"'f'"~ ~~<~f"r~e'~
- 6rau 2elano Stanforo bat Der
n@eiellidait sur llnteritiieun9 BON
@alien uuO bulfluier &inoer" in 9llba>
M, N.zY., Gigentbum i'm @ertbe BON
100000 geldenft.
- 9bas. Saplor unb gSwar6 gSas
ters, pelde wesen StraBenraub5 gu
orcijabriser Saft uerurtbsilt uproen wa=
ren, enttamen geitern aus benz 3udtz
bauie su Otarquette, Wtid.
-Sn Solton wnrbe ser Gbineie
Charles Song, alias Gbarles Zee Soon,
welder am 19. 9lpril 3. s. einen anoez
rem Gbineien, 9tamens Gbarlie See, in
elmer Spielbolle critoB, geitern su lss
benSldn9lider 3udtbausbuft perurs
tbeilt.
- SObn Iiegeralo, 8raiioent Ser
- Srilbz9lmerifanil6en 9tationals2i9a, 1"
liest in 2incoln, 9teb., idwer tranf bar
uicoer.
- 2(dtb. 6. 9. Glarf aus gteenab,
@is., GrzWtit9lieo Se8 Gon9rehes, lie9t
in Sbereia nabe Gatertown, N.zY.,
ieiner friiberen Seimatb, i'm Sterben.
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NQDwoD'5 NiQen,
uoll1dnOigeS 9lbiibrmitttl, milocruO, Dil.
uenO, bereitet feuc Sdmereu,
immer SupeIldiIg uu0 uas
tlirld) mlrleuo.
NaoWnD'S SiQcn

@oat&noig seitmatlo$. gut aberWtert, pur8ircnS,
re9uIreHo, reingeHo uEO ittAeHo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-11

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
4 SAD RECOGNITION.
Two Brothers, After Long Separation, Meet
as Fellow-COnvicts.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. March 27.-[Special. =
Sunday afternoon during religious services at
the penitentiary in Columbia. 5. c., recog-
milton took place between two white convicts
named Johnson. who are brothers. but who
had never seen each other since the war The
elder Of the two enlisted in the army, and
never saw his brother afterward. One of
them has been in the penltentiary for
several months. and the other but lately ar
rived. The meeting between them was quite
affecting both lamenting the fact that after
so long a separation they should meet as fell
low-convicts in a penitentiary. Both are
serving ont sentences FOR aggravated Offenses.
4 gold mine has just been discovered with
in ten miles If Greensboro, which is yielding
the finest specimens of quartz gold. The
shaft has only been sunk eighteen feet. and q
vein several feet thick been struck.
Amos Harris. a colored boy, aged fifteen
years, was killed several evenings since by
Warren Partee. also colored, and about the
same age.
Partee had a gun belonging 10 Harris. The
latter had made frequent demands for H. but
was refused. The day of the killing Partee
and a white boy were ont hunting. Harris met
them and demanded hisgua. Partee walked of,
and taking deliberate aim. empted the con-
tents OF the gun into Harris head face and
breast. The wounded boy ran Q short dis
lance, fell to the ground and died in ten
minutes.
The little three-year old son Of Martin Dan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
EIGHT LIVES LOST.
BRITISH BARK DICTATOR Ashore
AT YIRGIyfA BEACH.

Tho CAPTAIN and His Family Among the I'm
DanviIie-scvcro Snow Storms Raging in the
Northwest-From All over Virginia.
NORFOLK. VA. Mar. q. - ISpecial.]-A
special telegram from Virginia Beach states
that the British bark Dictator, from Pensa-
cola to Hartlepool, England. with a cargo OF
timber went ashore there at 10 o'clock this
morning. The life savers did all in their
mower 20 ret n line TO the vessel, but to no
avail. -Four Of the crew after much difficulty
reached shore in a boat. while four more were
landed by means Of q breeches buoy.
Seven are still left on board the vessel, in
GLIDING the captain, his wife and child. At
the hour the dispatch was sent, ?. NJ, the
vessel was fast breaking up.
A fierce northeast wind prevailed and the
sea was very rough.
Everything possible is being done TO rescue
The unfortunate seven from their perllous po-
sition.
What the result will be no one can yet say.
EIGHT LIVES LOST.
Later.-Furtcr information from Virginia
Gfafn Is 10 the tUfil lllhl INC 0Ni"hN''h
steamer Dictator has broken up, and the
wreckage lines the shore. OF the crew OF fiji
teen persons. eight have been lost, including
the captains wife and child
Captain JOrgensen VINO was the last u
leave the wreck. had q horrible experience,
and barely reached the shore alive.
He lashed his life preseryer around his wife
and bound his child 10 his own back IN the
hope of saving them. but the raging pillows
swept both mother and child into eternity.
After brave battle for life. the Captain HIM
self was washed ashore insensible.
NAMES or THE RESCUED.
The names Of the other six who were
drowned is not known. but those OF the res;
rucd are: Captain J. NJ. JOrgcnsen, Second
Mate Julius Anderson, Ampicr Barrett, John
stevens. John Peterson, lclmcrn Olsen, John
Mall. Caplo Olsen. who had his arm broken.
and Charles Joseph. (colored).
The scene Is described rs horrible 10y those
on the shore willing and anxious to save their
fcnow-creatures, but utterly powerless to rem
der them any assistance on account OF the
fury OF the wind and waves.
ALL EFFORTS FEUTTLEss.
The life-saying crew and the guests Of the
Princess Anne worked noblv IN their en-
d,avors 10 effect rescue. All that humanity
could do was done.
The Dictator was not an English, but Nor
weeian bark. aud was on her way into Hamp-
ton Roads in distress. having encountered
terrific gales since March 18th.