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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Eic GrpIpIipn in Ront.

81 0 NJ, "a. Ipril.-9ie aeitri9e Grploiton
I'M EHluernagaStu Su HoSo 8antaleo per-
urad)te i'm Satifan groBeu Sd)refen. Aue
6enlter in Der SibllOtbef oeS GapiteS ilnO
Serdnettert unb cine NEabl foltbarer Hes
ltquieu Serlt0rt. 9ele Der bemalteu Sd]eiz
ben i'll Den 6enifern Der 9aIilita, ioiuie baS
prad)tpOle Senfter iiber Dem Stuble ct.
Heter's llno ebenfauS oemolut. Die ct.
YanS.Slrte lit oermaben beidIdbigt, oaB
oa5 @ebGuoe Sebuis 8eparatur gelhloIien
lit. Gin GROCER Sbell OeS entltauoenen Ser
luIteS 1T uncreBltd), ba Die pernid)teteH
Sunitmerte nid)t mleoer herqeitelt pcrben
tonnen. SieIe Der seridlmetterteu 6enlter
mur0en Dor mehreren OumDert Sahren pou
namb0fteu Siinitlern hergeielt IND maren
bon groBem blitOriden lSertbe. 9lud) III
Der ct. YaulSzSird)e fielen piele mertbpOue
6ellquien Der 3ert0ruHg anbetul. ydngere
Sett lulro perllrelbeu, che Der Setra9 0eS
SeriulteS feitgeiteut merOen tann.
Der Eapt bate geraoe cine lille Dtene
beenbet uuo mar III elnem @ebete begrlneH,
ais Die @rpIoIou ben Gatitan erl6iitterte.
Die GrIdiitterug mar 10 Beftlg, oaB Der Yaplt
mantle uuo gefaleu iein miiroe, menn tbn
ntd)t elm 0lener aufgelan9eu bdtte. Ste
uon ben 0illitGrbeb0 angeitellte Inter
lud)ung bat ergeben, bal5- baS Grplootreu
etner Guantitdt a3un0er fiir Soblgeltone
oaS Auflliegeu bes NtagaSiuS peraulaBte.
0{e6rere Der SermuHoeteu lin0 leit gelteru
geItorben. SOnig 6umbert beiud)te beute
Die Qolpitdler, I'M ild) nadl bem Sefinben
Der Serlegteu Su ertuuotgen. Seine Oifenz
tunOlge Spmpatbie nit ben lln9liidIldlen
maft einen b0dit giinitlgen glnOrut uui Die
bet9e Sep0lteruu9. Inter ben SerlpunOe=
ten befinOet iid Der fran50Fid)e geianpte
9tllot, pelher ourd Die S6erben etneS ser-
ldmettcrteu 6enlterS ieitt uerIeRt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
The German Correspondent,

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| 81 80 per aunum. for a shorter time IN propor-
lion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
Inducements to clubs. $3.50 per annum 70 any
part of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without bailB
/ or Weekly 81 per aunum. THE REST AND
CHEAPEST GEENAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AN2
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
ypnt Salfau.

gSieu, "a. 2lpril. - Sic SeSichungen
smiid)eu Serbieu uub Sulgarieu babeu it'd
in lefter 3elt, numentlid) ieit Dem 2ttentut
i'll Sofiu, merfli6 ueri6le6tert. 9leie ienO=
ieiige Stimmun9 pirO, luie man aus Soiia
melOe;, ourt ruiitte @uiiidre, Oenen Die
Gntptfelung AM Salfan Ohenbar Su lang
Jam gebt, ltet5 aui'S 9teue gediirt.
Sic yieumablen in oa5 rumduife Bar
lament babeu nit einem GriOlge Der 6egie=
rung Slore5cu'S geenpet. 0a8 lSablersebz
niB 1T gleIhbeoeutenO nit ftetlg Suuebmen=
Der Gntlernung bon Der 6rIeoenSpolttit oeS
9reibunoes Hno enAerem InIhuB all JfuBz
lQllO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25

Serlin, "A. 2lpril. - Der Sob 0es
9reiien SelrmarihalIS Gruisn BON Moltte
loirO oeben angcfiinbigt.
Grar MOitfe WObnte nod heute Nahnlit=
tag Der 9leltbStagsiienn9 bel. Sein SOB Ell.
ioIgte gunS pl0plid], mn Die berbeigeruienen
9lerSte ertldrten, er iet eiuem SerSidla9e
erlegen. Dee grobe Sratege ftarb mn 80
llbr atbenNs rnhig unb ld)merSlOs. Die
Sunbe iiber ieiu 2tbleben perurad)t augez
meiuen Sumuler in Berlin uub i'm ganSen
beutld)eu 9ield)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
GltropdilGe &a6cf 2seri6te.
/ SeiSntarfd)aa @raf Woitfc.

Der pl0tlidbe SOB Oes 9roBen beutiden
Strate0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
sfapa's Eiasfo.

II m, "a. 9tpril. - GS beiBt, Der italie=
niid)e Yremiermiuifter babe oem Geiaubteu
6apa einen taIten Gmpfang gegebeH. Jtus
Olni melB, DaB er Elm 6iasto erlttten, uno
mill Die Slama9e auf 8aua abwdlSen. 3aS
Sabinet beratbidIagt legt, auf weld)e gSele
es it6 am Selten aus Dem SdlamaTel sic
ben fam. Smperiali, Der italieniid)e Ge=
idGftStrdger III lSaibingtuH, bat ieiuer STE
9lerun9 Su peritebeu gegeben, paB ilIr Die
Grmorpeteu feline @nrddoiguug beSablt
meroen uuO Der GongreB e5 iiberbaupt nldIt
mageu mIrbe, etwas 9erarti9es Su tbuu, oa
DIE StimruHg oe8 SOlteS Oagtgeu lei.
Sine lleberral9ung bat Smperiall oaour6
bereitet, tuOem er oem Iabluet mIttbetlte,
oaB i'll ben Ser. Staaten teiue 6urd)t Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
S0dter Su leben.
Sas amer ifaniidle sdspein IN GeutIdliauo.

Serlin, 23. 2tprI. - Den pSerliucr
9tahri6teu" Suinlge lit arrau9irt, NaB oas
SerbOt gegen Die Ginfnbr amcrltuniider
S6peine aurgebOben weroen lOil, lobalp
0le amsritanild)e Tegierung 9feauIatOHeu
Sur SOllItreduug ibreS neueu 6leiltheiddus
uugsgeIetes eingefiibrt bat. 9aS 8Iatt iiigt
bnSu, Die gtadrld)t, OaB nur lebenOlge
Stueine in 0eutlblanO Sugelaiten merOen
iolleu, lei uube0riiuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25

Gin S,cr;Stslag ole GoocSuriadbs. VI Gad,s
nittag hattie Oct @rai NOD, DER Rcid,stass=
iismng beigepobnt. - 8eutid,lauS's Sez
tbsisiguns an DER gBsItans siteuung.-gSe
teses ubcr ole SSabI III GesitcmiluSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
MARYLAND OPTICAL COMPANY,
t8enarSte uno Splitter,
Er. 1O9, @eitSeringtpnsS

Stsher pfle9teH 2eute, fuslhe gIuscueIaTer ODER
e!ner SriGe beoHrttea, oteielbe1 in osH gaoeH pom
Sdnolern pedle peoer Gu9enar3te, nod Sgttter fEo,
n tauleH uHo IN 5iQeH BON 10 etluds iII lJrs lus
qeH lEpaiieHoes ju betommeE, ooG6 olsie.5sn Stlaz
pen IeH, uHo OF sroBe SeihreroeI peroElGgt ruaGz
ben.
2SIr polen nun oieiem alIeu burf gnitslluE9 bon
rur iadltunotgeu Cptiteru uHo eiaes 9lrJtes UoTS
beu9eu, Deldler tin er1ahreHer stugenbeiI>S
lin ift uHo ae eep6bnirH SFille foitcrirci be6arL
belt; 0eHleHI9eE, oereH augen elm grilnoiihes Sez
haroluH99oerlabreH erhelitrH uiro Hlr cine mGBi9e
gebu9r berenHet- Vie greiie uHieTeT gugeEgdier
tHo ole moSitWr uieori9eu, meItte fIr ariltel er@
Ter atdlle 9doroert iDeroeE former 2SiI perpeEoen
nur 6le Ieinlteu &rsitau=Siuicn. gSenH Gle elmer
8rile btoarTsH, foHmen sic All ms; mir gGraHtIIea
SbAeH pole 5EirieoeHIieaunq.
E4- 9cparattren allex Art peroen teiota.. Sitr
tpiIe SsRtid9 gsproasa. St20,3gite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Ser strasenbabusstrife in Detroit.

. etrolt, Witd., "a. 9lprll. - &elne
StraBenbabnuaggous fabren heute III bic
flyer Staot. Die GOmpagule bat beidlufien,
ben Setrieb su iu8peuOireu, bis tbr Die itdOz
tllde Seb6roe nadOriidliAen Sdub itdert.
&letne Gruppeu pou Srifern iiub beute auf
ben SraBen ueriammelt unN beiprehcn Die
Sltuatlon. Die 2lrbeter Der meiiten gros
Ben 6abrifen feiern ebeufdlls unD leiten BEN
Striteru @eielibait. Die 400 StaltHed)te
Der v@itpsGailmap.@o." itarOen beute friib
ans, lieBen ieOOA einen ooer swei @tann i'll
lepem Staue Suriif, lin Die YferOe Su fit
tern. Ger WiapOr bat Der Gompa9uie eincu
Srief gelfidt, III meldem er EN- S6ieOSz
9erlft pOrid)ldgt. Sts Jegt bat er nod feiEe
Uut,nort erbnltsrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Sftafrifauii6es.


3auSibar "a. 2lpril. = Ser beutife
Gommiiidr bat Die Steuer iiir Sauoelsleute
in 5ogO uui 40 %fO. Sterl. fsitgettt. Die
Stmiihuugeu Der oeulldIen uuo engliidhen
Scb0rDef, Den StlapenbNuO,l in Zanzibar
unD an Der oltafrtaniidlen &uite III beieiti-
gen, iiuO nit)t pom beiten grfolge gefrDnt;
meme Sflapen merben III nrablid)e Tanlilien
eiugeldnuggelt, pom bensu bebauptet miro,
ite leien BON 3ugenO aut bort gemeien. Sa>
Qegen bat Der Stlaueuban0el i'll 2anoe be-
beutenO nadgelaiieH, uub pele Sflauenz
bdnoler baben oa8 @eid)dft gans aufgege-
ben unp llt) eiReu auOersH @rwerb seludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Mrbeit uato S1bu.

nmneramocrte gage 1T oer Gnfe.Eesion. -
@ine SSmpftiue be,Islidb pes stra8cn@
babt= Strifcs i,t Eetrpit. - Gnoere Nr1eis
ter:glnncIenfnhcitcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25


g cottoale, 3D., "a. 9lpril. - SiS
beute Utlttag berrIhte III Der @0tere9lon
perbaltnBnl0Bige 9tube. @rmltltrungeu
l1no an perld)tebenen 8uuften III gange,
obne oaB Die Seamten 10 melt aui 9Siperz
ltano ltleBen. Die Eriusipale bebaupten,
Die 3abl tbrer 2lrbeter iteiGere ilf tdgid).
Die Siibrer Der Strlter pertbeilen Die pon
lbneH erlNu9teu 3elte III 2eilenring, lOeE
latoe, Ntorgan5 unb YainterS, uno hegen
Die 9onnun9, Den mellten DEL erntttttrten
6amtIIeH Sbbad) gewdbren ;u fGunen.
Slete Der Polen unb Slapen molen 9tld]t5
bon ben SoStaltlten uifeu unr erfldren, lie
miirOen 1td bon ben Strifern lo6lagen,
menn blelelben Die alS agitatoren Ill Die
eofers9lOn gebrad)ten SOSialiltenfibrer So
mas unp Selaber nid)t mieOer mad 6aule
id]iten. Sater SSmigill, Der polntidle Hrlez
tier, bat alien Oiitgliebern einer @emeinOe
Den 0fatb ertbellt, Die SpsialOcrlammIun-
gen Su metoeu.
YtttSburg, 3d., "a. 9lpril. - Cine
Speilaloepeld)e aus Yitt5burg meloet: gp0ie
Nu3IdnOer bel ben vStauDarb=G =Gofemcrfeu"
nehmen ndd)tlid)e Grerciriibungen Dor, uro
man 1iIrdtet, 0aB cS bort bel ben auf ndd)lte
2Sode anberaumteu Grmittirungen 81 ernz
ten Gonfliften fommeu piro. Ntau glaubt,
baB Die Strifer 9Saiien in bieier @egeuD
perborgen babeu. Geueralz NSlutaut Wicz
Slellauo fam beute Wtitta9 aus Bitt5burg
all unO miro mebrere Gage III Der GOferegiOu
blelben. n1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25

2onOou, "a. 2Ipril. - Der Yro3tB gez
gen Capt. GOmuno .. Sernep, NiitglieO
Oe5 RarlamentS, melAer angetlagt iit, cine
@Ouueruante, 9tamenS Nellle Sedett, einem
Seben Der ShauOe iiberannuortet Su baben,
muroe beute IOrtgelett. 9tellie Sedett er=
idllen auf Dem 3eugeHitauOe unO er5abIte,
ME iic Ourd) cine 3ettungSannonce, III MEL
der cine 9ouueruaute uerlangt pur0e, pom
Sernep nat %arts gelodt maro, lpie OerIetbe
ibr bort unauldnOiJe 9lutrdge mahte, mie
lie al6Oauu nad yOuOOn Suriidtebrte II. l..
10. Die meiteren &erhanOluugeu wuOen
bis gum uahiten 9Onnerage periboben,
unO Sernsp inSmiibeH gegeu Siirgitait eHt=
lQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Ser 9eutjMe Gorreipomaemt,
Easlit, rOdsntlih uub eoaHtass,

q. Gsaiue. G;sentbamer nro Reoaftcnr,
SdopeisGde Baltimore Strase uHo @oitzS Sifices2pe.
8rcis bes taelid,cu SIattcs, nurb 1rdser in gal=
timore uno in Der godlbaridoft beior9t 121s @ts.;
taa!ide uHo Snuuta =NnsSabe 10 Cts. pro
g9oe, e,sabIbar pohent an Die bas gIdtt heior9enocn
Borto=S =Sorausbesobung $50 pro Sdbr, fIr tirsere
Seit I'M SerbdltHif; fir Die ,updicntldle slnssabe
nit SountossbIatt, portOfre nit albSus tilr Clubs,
oes, S4 nab europa. Guuutas 4 s=2tmssabe 81
pro SGbr-Oas bette uHo btuigfte oentidIe Slatt
In ben Dtittelz IEo z iiolaate1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
SfteHc-

Yaris, "a. 9tpril. - Sn Solge Ses Suz
n1ult5 i'll Der 9eltern BON oem 0eputirten
9repfuS oerauitalteten Seriammlunq oQ
eiu 9uea slpifen 9repius uup einem Otit.
gliepe peS Barrier StaotratbeS, 9iamens
@0umcan, ftattiinbeu. 9repiuS bra6te Iidb
befanntld), nadOem cr eine allgemeine Set
lerei IN Der Serlommlnn9 angeitiftet, our9
6lud)t aus elnem 6enier in Siaerbeit.
@eueral De 9iegrler, SeiebIsbaber oeS in
Der 9iabe Don Selfort itationirten I. Qr=
meecorpS, ipurOc beute in cinem OueQ nit
@aiton &c GranO in Der Sruit uermunoet.
Scin @egner erbielt cine gSuuoe am Stint
baden. Der SneIt, melher ba5 9ueQ ;lIr
6Olge bate, ereignete fi6 I'M pG9eatre
cS-oupoiS ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
(9ius unlcrer aeItriaen =. g,orse;zauSgab
Gmin Vaj6a's Seid,perOea.

Berlin, %. 2lpril.--Sa5 pSdgeblaft"
perofentltd)t eineu intercNanten Srte1 pes
Gmin Baida aus Sufoba pom 4. OejeH'
Der, Der nad)melit, 6aB Der Strelt Smu9en
9SiBuanu uHo Gmtn Die Solge pon Serle@
ben un0 robem SenebMeu be5 0r. SHmtot,
Oes alllltenteu 9SiBmanu' S,War. Gnlln ers
flGrt, er mer0e Hid)t in Arrlta blCtben, menH
SlBmanu uId)t ;uriidtehre, "a er rdl mr.
lhn1 perpfiidltet babe. Sleletd]t ln9t er
cine lnitelung bet Der pbeutd)en oltalrlla-
nilten Selellid)ait." ST meloet, baB er bel
Ietner Expedition GrIolg bate, uno oaB CT
lnebr that ais man BON ibm oerlaH9te, M
Dem er Stauonen etabilrte mn utel GlIeNz
beiu nad Der &ilte lauote, aber itatt yob er=
belt er pOn Or. Sd)nipt Hnr Sapel. 9Seroe
er mieber 9etapelt, 10 meroe er aus Dem
9teute auSld)eipen.
Gr beabIhugte, inI 6ebruar 6uhanon Su
errci1eu, wobln biSber meoer 9lraber, nod
GuropQer uOrgeorungeu mareu , ob9eldl
bort groBe OReu9eu uon Glfenbein su rns
ben iiHO, ole er na6 Sntoba lenoen MIL.
tSeruer tbetlte er leiIte Abitdlt nit, eMe
9lnhuort AMI Stanles,8 2lngrifie Su pcrot-
1entlid]eu, i'll Der er iid) naber iiber Stan.
lens Scragen auSipredlcu uirb. Der Srer
iii in lebr melau6oliihem Sone 9ebalten
un0 ld]lieBt nit Der Semerfung, baB oIcle
@rpeOltlou uo6l leine leBte Jet uuo oaB man
fiir i'm Ill SaDambopo Elm eiufdd)eS, beqtc
mes S0au5 baueu m0ge. 3ulept erlutt er
leluen @orrelpouoeuten, HOd) Sufoba III
reien, Inn nnb Dem Seitn0cn lelner tIeneu
5OdJter III ehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Rebr ppIuiid,e Smocn fur @mcsifa.

Neter8b bur9, %. 2lpr!l. - DE Ife9iez
ruug bat Die SewObner uOn YOleH AMI BRET
Sabre bon Der Steuer Don 100 @tubel iiIr
jeoen YaB, meld)er obne ipe;ieue tQiierlide
Senehmiguua erIangt mirO, beireit. 0taH
gIaubt, oaB Dies ben Gro0uS pOiuliher SUI
Oeu uQh 2tmerlfa f0roeru mlrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Sul8arien orobt nit iinabbdnetafcits
NrfIdrmrn

2onbor, %. 9tpril. - 8ulgarien wiro
bemnddt Die YiOrtc eriuden, Oen 6uriten
6erbtuanO ais 9erri1er an;uerfennen. 5nl
sale Der Gelgeruug Der YiOrte wiro ild)
9SuIoorie1r 1runhh1unin prfIIrpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
S,enfunolano's mn,ufrieoene siSd,er.

Yarts, a. Nprll.-Giner 0epeidle, bie
Der pSemp6" aus NiiQuclou erbalten hat,
lit III entnehuen, baB Die aufriibyeriidlen
Tiiter i'll 6OrtuHe- Sai iid) nit gSaiien uers
ieben baben unO entiHlOhen iiuO, ben &i
bis gum bittereu gube auSsufedten. Son
ct. Hierre iluO 81 bemafuete Shoouer
nad) ben 9teurunOldnDer Sauten abgeqauz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
wpd eine britiid. eeInsnthnt in cfiuaisu

Sml "a, "a 2lprll. - Gie gtad)rldt 1T
bier elugetrOfien, baB Die gegeu Die aufitdn-
Oiiteu Dianipurt5 porrudenoen 9ruppeu
inter ben @eneraleu godba. ot uuo Surner
sm0If 9orfer Der GiHgebOreneu I'M Sbagri=
3baIe elngeGidert babeu, nadlOem Die Be
wObHer ibre lluterueriuug ueupeigtrt hat
ten. Die Serpobner Sogen if auf Ole 9iiz
gel 5urild. Aui ibrer 6lut)t rpurOen iie BON
0en briti9en Satterte'n bauienpelle nieoerz
gemaht, uHo man glaubt, oaB lie jeet pou=
fommeu ein9ei1ii9tert llup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
SnraermciitertpabI in @ieu.

gSien, a. 9lpril. = 9te erite Siirgerz
meiterip abl fir GrOB- gSien fano geitern i'm
9atbbauIe itatt. 9ie 90 2iberaien gaben
ibre Stlmmeu fiir pa5 bisberlse Staotober-
baupt Or. Soiepb Bctr ab. Die AZ 9nti.
Semiteu babeu it'd Der gSabl enthalten.
81. Yrir erfldrts III ldngerer 3eos, baB er
Die auf ibn geiauene &ubl annebme, unO
bob beionoers Die 9totbmeuoigteit berpor,
ben beutdlen Gharatter Der 6aupt- unO 1ies
fpeu;ltapt sH pabrsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
Reuteriids Rothrode oerurtbeilt.

Yorts N p, Gn9Ian0, "a. Nprll. =
Gier Der Artlaeriiten, wel6e an letten
Dtoutag oabIer cine 0teuteret III Sceue leg=
ten, nm Die alufmerIlamteit Der SebCrOeu
auf tbre Seld)meroen, iiberm1Biges @rer;ies
rem nnO bergI., su lenteu, iinO trtegsgerid)t=
lid proSeiitrt nnO iu Ie SmeljQbrlser 6aIt
perurt9ellt mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
,,Sein WenidDt in Cab mcvtG. "

Die Arpcrourg oe3 ReaS1 Rdiri oui ocro 5rpcrs
tbeil ooer Die GorpertbeC, IN ocncr mo ocr SNmlr5
beflHoet, plyo oI0rtl9e SrcidtcuEJ scua.lcE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25

Yeter8 burg, %. 2lprl.-9ie Hegie
rung bat itrenge WiaBregeln Sum Sdue Del
Hobbeu I'M SerlngSmeer Qngeoronet. gtu-
mentliA ioQeu Die 8rutftdtten oleier Shiere
aui ben opperzGobbin=5nleln iOfOrt iiber-
m0dlt merNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-25
samiItentraa5Ste in ,luaara.

2ouoon, "a. 9lpriI. - Giue itredlid)e
Srag0Oie wirO pOn YreBburg gemelOet. Die
6rau Oes Srn. Subfar, mel1er UtltgIleo oes
StaOratb8 uon YreBburg lit, bat ibrer Eod=
ter Die 9eble Our9l6nitten, Die geld)e oaHn
aui Dem 6eroe uerbraunt unO itd) Oarauf
lelbit Al uerbrenuen ueriud)t. 2luf DIE
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uuterbruden fonnte, ellteu Die 9tabbarn herz
bel, l0idten Die 6llmmen uno ubergabeu
Die 6rau Der Bolisel.~1
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
A Favorable Verdict after
Twenty Years Trial.

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
Won a Queer Wager.

Prince Eismarck's old chief, who
is now head cook in a popular Berlin
restaurant, recently won a novel bet
and gave surprising exhibition of
his mastery of .he culinary art. He
had wage. ed SIS hat be could kill,
clean, cook and serve a chicken, all
in six minutes.
The wager was decided at night
in the cafe of The restaurant, in the
presence of big crowd. The cook
appeared at nine o'clock on an i'm
provised platform, upon which stood
a gas-cooking stove. He held a live
chicken high above his head, and the
fowl cracked loudly. One blow Of
keen carver severed Che head from
the neck, and the cook began to pick
feathers with great swiftness 1t
took just one minute to get rid OF
every feather. In less than another
minute tho expert had opened and
cleaned The fowl and had placed it
upon broiler on the gas stove.
The cook busted himself at the
broiler seasoning The fowl as it cook
ed. 1T lacked just second of the
sixth minute when he stepped from
the platform and served the chicken
to the nearest visitor amid great
applause.-London Tit-Dits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23

yeT, yet his ability in his profession
is unquestioned among those who
have met him N practice. Mr.. Dal
las, the least Known of The six, has
been a placticing lawyer in Philadel
phis for his entire lifetime, since he
finished his education ard legal stud.
les. He is regarded in ,be Quaker
CITY as having rare ability IN his pro-
fessiop. In political complexion two
of the appoinsees are Democrats,
Messrs- Putnam and Dallas, and in
so dividing the selections President
Harrison has shown that he wishes
50 keep the federal bench free from
partisanship.
In respect to high character and
legal ability the entire SIX appoint
ments command The Endorsement and
approval alike of the people and of
the legal profession.-V. Y. Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
Quay Wants to Buy Mexico.

Senator Quay wants the United
States to acquire the upper portions
of the Mexican States of Senona,
chihuahua and Coakulla lying above
the twenty-ninth parallel, and com
prising more territory than all New
England, or than the Middle States.
He has been thinking of this matter
for some time, and has finally taken
the first step by introducing a reso.
luton directing the Committee on
Foreign Relations to ascertain
whether it is practicable and advis
able.
Quay does not mean to let it lie
buried there If the Committee re-
port it. He would not say tonight
what his reasons were for the prop
osition. He said he wanted the
country to think it over.
The Mexican Minister Lenor Eom.
ero, while not at all alarmed by it,
expressed regret that any move
should be made by a senator of the
United States, which would give
color of truth to the charge made
from time TO time that the United
States looked with coveteous eyes
ON the adjacent territory of Mexico,
charge which had been denied by
one president OF the United States
after another, but as to which the
Mexican government and the Mexi-
people were naturally very sensi-
tive.
Quay's great reason is understood
to be that the territory which he
wants the United States to acquire
is now largely owned by Americans
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
Sale of q Railroad.

On last Thursday the Allegheny
Valley railroad passed under the
control of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
company The transfer was made
in the United states court room, the
auctioneeris hammer fell on the first
bid of S3,000,000. The sale was
ordered by the United States court.
With the 26,OO0,O0O of indebted
ness on the road, this makes the
price S29, 100000, which is generally
conceded as fair one for the prop
erty. The incoming bondholders
originally held mortgage of SIS
100000, and the Pennsylvania rail-
road a second mortgage for the bal
ance. As the Pennsylvania railroad
has secured about half of the income
bonds, it viii be seen that the pur-
chase means a clear control Of the
road by that company. In all like
hood it will be operated as a short
freight route for the Pennsylvania,
after extensive improvements are
made
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
The New United States Judges,

President Harrison has again
shown the highest discrimination in
selecting jurists for the United States
bench His own career as a lawyer
has given him knowledge of the at.
tainments of members of that pro.
fession by which he has been largely
guided, with fortunate results. Oi
The six men just nominated as Circuit
judges four have wide regulations
for great legal ability-W. L. Put
nam, Nathaniel Shipman, William II
Taft and William A. Woods. Mr.
Putnam is reputed to be one of Che
best lawyers of New England, Judge
Shipman has been United States Cir
cult Judge for the Connecticut dis
trict since 1873, Mr.. Taft is Solicitor
General of the Department of JUS
tice at Washington and Judge Woods
Las been on the United States bench
in The Indiana district for eight years.
This brief outline shows their high
standing professionally.
General Nathan Goff, Jr., has been
more widely known through his pub
lie career and services than as law