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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


L'IRsT-cLAss TAILOR. CUTTER AT PRES
ent filling position, wishes to change; city
country; good city references given Address
Tailor. Box 1850. CALL Branch once. jy2s 7ts
YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION
ON gentemans place; fully competent to take
entire charge. Address BOX 1873. CALL Branch Its
SITUATIoN WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN
- to drive team or taking of horses; work in
stables VIII make himself useful at anything; is
steady, honest and industrious: Will give reference
II required Address L. j. NJ, Box 40, CALI.
Branch ONCE. jy2S 3t~
CTEADY. RELIABLE SCANDINAVIAN WANTS
~ work OF any kind can drive and care for horses;
good references. address S. S.. Box 1872, GAIL
Drahcn oInce. 1y2S 3t*
CoACHMAN, COMPETENT. STEADY AND RE-
y spectacle, wants situation drive delivery
wagon. j. G., Box 14s, CALL Branch. ty2S 3t*
GARDENER. YOUNG EN6LTsHMAN, WISHES
y employment; country; handy carpenter Tools
etc; references. 5. T., Box 149 CALL Branch.2S2 %
{, ERMAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATION AS
~ cook and assistant hotel, restaurant institu-
ZION. oall CT address $50 Mission Room l. % 2t*
YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN WOULD LIKE SIR
- nation; baking preferred. W. j. B., Box SO.
CALL Branch Office. jy2S 2t*
VoUNG MAN (SCoTCH) WISHES PERMANENT
employment in the country; wages $50 and
Office iy2S pts
CTEADY YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TRUsTY
- position of kind; capable and obgiug;
good references. Address q. d., box 12O. CALL
Branch oice. jy27 3t%
M ATTREss-MAKER REQUIRES SITUATION;
~ ~ country preferred. Address X. Williamson,
7i0 Folsom TT. jy27 3ts
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - GOOD MALE AND
~ fema.e help OF all kinds furnished at short
notice l01I Market ST., upstairs. jy25 1Ot*
RARTENDER WANTS SITUATION. ADDRESS
~ j. o., Box l34, CALL Branch. jy26 5t*
ENGINEER (l6 YEARS EXPERIENCED WANTS
- work of any kind. city or country; low wages.
MORSE, care 52 Pagest. Jy25 5ts
w ANTED-GooD AGENTS TO HANDLE THE
W best selling articles the market: highest
duceinents offered Apply Rooms 10 and II, 12l
Post ST. iyS 24t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

9 Annual Meeting-LadY Washington
ls~S Consolidated Company-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the above-namsd company,
for the election of Directors to for the
ing year and the transaction of such other business
as may be presented. viii be held on WEDNESDAY,
July g. 1891 (fast wednesday in JuIyl at the hour
of O'Clock P N. on that day. at the Office of the
company Room 80. Nevada Block 800 AIontyom-
cry ST., San Francisco. Cal. Transferbooks viii be
closed Oh Saturday, July %, 1891, at 2 O'Clock n
10 I'd l.. OSBORN, Secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

W ANTED -6 MINERS, $40 AND s45 AND
~ board mixer aud can-washer, $50; blacksmith
Tor mine, 81 per day ard board; blacksmith for
sawinill $50 and board; teamster $50 and board;
wood-carverS, going wages boz to learn wire-cloth
making SO per week and increase; wre-cloth weav-
err 81 80 TO 50 day; ironers for laundry, $35 TO
Sooi dalrynh TO run cream separator, @4o anu
board; experienced driver for milk wagon, $50 and
board: ch0re boy Tor ranch $l5 and found: saw
grinder, SO a day, and others. Apply TO j. +. GRO
A.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

WANTED = RESTAURANT COOK, $50; COZ
w fee-hDuse cook, $l5 a week: 3 hotel cooks. $40
and $45; boarding house cooks, $40; restaurant
and chop-house cook, $40 a week; German restau-
rant waiter. S45: young dsh-washer, coffee house,
SIS; lunch walters and others Apply to j. +.
CROSETT K CO., 62S Sacramento 81. 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

TTNCLE DAVID BUYS IIANoS, FURNITURE
- carpets, stoves, diamonds, watches, leweIry,
be buys eYeryIhing PrlYate ONCE. 1729 Mission u
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

A MEXICAN GENTLEMAN OF 80, col
n lished in business in this city and IN good CIR
cumstances wishes to make the acquaintance OF -
young lady not oyer 20. Address q. IL. box 5i
CO.. once Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

THE ONLY ONE ON THIS COAST WHO RE.
pairs music-boxes correctly: w. W MORRIS.
late of factory in Switzerland; all work guaranteed
2l6 Kearny st. iy23 IT,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

E'oLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
l. 20n5, mirrored with large plate 1870: walnut.
oak. cherry and 10th century, cash price elsewhere
500 our instaliment price only S45 country orders
packed, shipped fire. to depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
AZ Co, DDS, 80 Stockton st. and 237 Post. lst tt
DUY YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT
~ FRIEDRiCHS q GERCKES. on Instruments;
1873 TO 1872 New MONTGOMERY ST. M. Howard. MI u
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-29

CECOND COOK, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY no
y tel $50 and fare; extra cook for springs. see
boss here: oysterman, city. $40; cook. country
taurant. $50; second hand on bread. country, $50;
country. S25; cooks city, $40. q. r. HANSEN &
Co l 10 Gearv ar it
The Delta independent., 1891-03-10

measures were considered. Among thcm
was the bill providing for the screening o
bitches, which was debated at length and
finally killed.
Senator Balslnger's bill to prevent
pawnprokers from charging more than 3
per cent. interest was indefinitely post.
poped.
HousE.-Aiessrs. Rittenhouse. J. H.
Brown and Wallace moved that their cleo
tions bills be laid on the table. This was
agreed TO, and the way was left clear for
Senator Whiteley's bill, which after
brief discussion aud few amendments
were made, passed the second reading: :.
The following bills were read third
timel To authorize school directors to
purchase flags for school houses; to enable
Irrigation ditch companies TO extend the
term of time of incorporation; to amend
the charter of Central City: to authorize
cities to provide by ordinance against the
storage OF gunpowder; in regard to public
buildings for Leadville; to amend the
general statutes dealing with justices and
coastables; to construct screen at the
outlet of Lower Twin Lake.
The bill by DIR. Shaw, TO define pubic
highways and to make roads that have
been used as highways for twenty years
public highways, was passed; as was the
bill by Mr.. Wallace. providing for attor-
ney's fees when mechanics sue Tor wages.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-10

At Danbury. Connecticut. the gover-
nor belt on big engine broke. and tho
engine iran away" Tho terrific speed
caused the iiy wheel TO fly into pieccs and
the factory was badly wrecked. A frag-
ment fell on tho roof OF an adjoining
building and broke big hole through II,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-10

David J. Bryan of indianapolis no.
ported TO tho Cincinnati police that he had
been robbed on the street cars OF $4,000
In bills. Shortly afterwards his wifc
telegraphcd cd him that he had left the
money on his dressing table.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
9SOQen 9iidjfS BON Oct ,,sSarmer=
9tatans" tpiiIen.

Gbarleiton, g. g., II. april.-gi.
ner geitern bon iueiBen 8epublitanern I'M
Sapitol abgebalteueu Serlammlung, in
melder 9elegaten fiir ben beuoritebeuben
@oupent Ger prepublitaniideuHga" (in @in~
ciunatl am 81. 9lpriD erpablt wurpeu,
wobuten uusep0bnltd) piele 0tanner BET,
Die iriiber cine beruorra9enOe 8olle inter
ben 9emOtraten ipleIten. Sene 6erreu erz
tGren, Die 9emofratie bon Suo-@aroliua
iei pou Der pSarmer= 4aianS" po1itQnoig
gefapert uuo uerbrdugt morDen. "a iie Die
Yriusipien Der Sarmer utd]t btligen tDunz
ten, 10 miirben ile i'll Der 3ufunft porsieben,
gemeinldaftlld)e Sad)e NIT ben weiBeu Be
publifaneru su MAIDEN. 90 oiele Demo-
iraten I'M Staate iino nit Der Silmau'=
iteu Ipminiitratiou unsufrieoen, oaB eiu
griinblid)er 8iidlflag, rep. cine Sereini=
Qun9 Der 9euofraten unb Hepublifaner qe=
gen Die 6armer, nidt unluabritelnli9 iein
niirfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Strbeit itno Spbu.

ScottO a e, 3D., II. gpril.-Sie Co
rouerS=S Surp, peld)e nit elmer llnteriud)unQ
iiber Die SDphrng Der Snifer Su OtoreluooO
bei6Gftigt lit, bat cine pettere 2(nsabl 3eu.
qeu pernomneu. Der erite 3euQe, Solepb
ganbis, lab Die Strifer an ieiuem 6auIe
paiiiren, lle maren bewafinet uno er bDrte
id)ieBen. Serrp Silleu BON DIT. Ylealant
b0rte, mie baS Commando: pred)t8, Marld)
na6 Wioremooo," ben Stritern sugeruIen
lpur0e. lor. Sing, Der in ben @eutralmers
fell Su Sarr mohnt, ia9te aus, paB let 6auS
in lener gtadt Don Striferu belagert gene
len e, Die ielueu SObn 81 ieheu perlangten,
pamit er nit linen na6 Ntoremooo Siebe.
Sic oQen idJredlid]e 9rObungeu ausgeitoBeu
haben. 9a5 0auS lei nit Stelnen bonlbarz
brrt. s. .. Eentin, Der 2aoeu @elhGftSz
fiihrer Der y@entral 9Serfe," iab Dor oem
2apen cine groBe 9luIammluug bon Striferu
unb b0rte luoeutungen iber Su ermartenoe
llnrubeu auSipreden. @r lab telne &uiittel.
6. s.. 2lnoerion Mil uu9efabr 200 Strifer
belianlmen geiehen baben. guf Sefragen
ertldrten ibm einige, baB nad DtorewOoo
marld)irt meroen loqe. Sie hatteu 9feuol=
per uuo Sniittel. Sin Maun bate iit im
Sauie oes 3eugen periteft, neil er nidJt nit
ben Strtdern gehen mOllte, Die llngarn brobz
len, ibn topt 81 iflageu. 6rau Serrp Sto=
ner iagte aus, baB man ibr oapStillt Stet=
men bemorieu bate, nm ihren0tann gum
Otitueheu uQdl Otpreuooo Ill beueQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Cine Tetipnaliiten &plpnie lit Ole
Srdd,e sesan9cn.

Sos angeles, Gal., II. april.-9ie
pGrpreB" uer0iieutlift einen Seri9t iiber
Die llnterIuhung biuiidltlif) Ser mad bem
Ylane Sellanp's 9esriiuOeten Sameab-So<
Ionic in Sulare>9 County. Seue unterudunq
murOe burdl einen Don Der Suuoesbeh0roe
gegeu Surnett Sasfea, 5enrD Subbaro,
Seur1 3. SapIOr, Sas. Wiorton unD @m.
@briitie, 0lrettOren Der Solonie, eiugeleite-
ten YroSeB me9en unbefugteu SaQens BON
Sol; aHf 8egierungsldnDereien peraulabt
uuD ergab i'm slllgemeineu, oaB ii9 jsne
9ireftoren auT Soften Der @inlpsI, Die iie
auf ibre Solonie lodten, berei1erten. 9ie
SulOniiteH muBten 500 baarGn lueitere
S4OC in mOnatliten abi1ld kablun9en
bon S. Sablen, unb Die 0ireftofsn iadten
bierburh clrfa $4,000 pro Mouat ein. Die
9lusefla9ten lpurSen 9eieru abeuo ltulbig
beiunben. 0iebrere 3eugeu idloerten Die
3uitanpe in Der Solonie ais entietltt] uuo
erflarten, aue Seute, meldle Die Diittel Sur
4breiie erIhmingen tOnuten, bdtten li6 be-
reitS wieoer entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18

gSohl teiue Dirt bon llupdBid)feit fortit1t 10
bdufig Dor, lIlto ilUar bel Guuad)'cneu pIe bet
Sinoerll, ais 8nsptpiIe (&croawtngSlhpdd
feline du6crt ildl ourd) pcridlieoeuartigere ScuNs
seidlCu ur0 luiro hcShalb 10 bduTl nit anocren
Iranfbeiten uCrmedllClt, feline hat, luem Oerf
natlGIiigt peiniidcrG 6olgcu unO Not) 1T fetne
leidter III turirer, ais Die og. lluperoauid1telt.
9famentlid bel SduglingeH uuo ;ahnenoen 3tlts
bern tritt iiC hQliig eiu; bel @rmadlleuen 1T ne
meiit Die Solge pom grfdluuqcu Der Ntageuz
gcgeno, pom naieu TiiHcr, Oon 9t1tlcblerH ooer
GrceieH i'm Giitu mo Srjuten Speieu geldhrs
lib 1T in oiCler &c;iehuug Der @cnlB elStalter
Gftrdute. 3uuGdt pfCat Ne lId) our1 Appetlta
loitgtett, SSIoermilleu 9egen gemVle Speiler,
8red)reti, ihiCimbelcate 3uHqe, trodene ylpptH
lIuo, le nadoCT, Curdl ltedlGuocu 6opnd)meri
gerabe iibcr uno iotIdeH ben 9lugcn III nrBern.
gei ldugercr 3uucr ocS llCbclS magcrn Die
8atieuteu ijdltIdl ab, mCr0Cn matt mo traltz
los unb III NolQe ociicu miirriIh uub peroroNen.
Sat Die 6rQutbcit auSld)lieBlid i'm Niageu
ibreu Git, 10 pilCgt itG pon hartnadiger Scrz
ftopillug bCQlcitCt III leju: oehut ile lldl, mas
namentlidf bel Siuocru hduijg Der Tau 1T, and
auf Die GiugcrpeioC ans, 10 trtttmellt ld)mddlena
Der 9urdiau Ciu. 9&Iro buS llebel anldnqltd)
pernad)lGiilgt, 10 fteiGert lldl bel SrmadlentH
Der eiaeHtblimlid)e Sdmtri lIber neH Sugcu
pft In foldlem G'ruoe, oa6 bic ScIu3ctdlen ocneu
6eS llutcrlcibstppbuS o0cr elmer Gcbirnents
aiiuonng gleideu. Ntcbr ober mentger ltarie
Fiebererideinluge ituo III Der &bat fait nets
nit 9ScrpuiIuugSid)mdd) ucrbuubCn uno IithrCn
in ptelcu 6dlen paiu, NaB Der StB tcS yciocuS
aar; no anoerS gciud)t miro, Gls in ocm
erfditctcu oocr III Tolqe CiucS 9iOtIChlcrS re-
bcuiih qcmoroeucu l)tuQCu. llno bod 1T allCn
Eprr1cr uuO TGllcu pou &crOaungSitmdd)e
10 leift beiIlfoumcn nit oCn ans ben &rdutcru
Ser Shmci;er 0od)alpcu bCreitctcu ct. Ser
uoro Rrduter= 8ilicu. ycbtCrc Cutholtcn ctneu
GTtraft ans jencn Srdutcru Der, anrcgeuN,
heilenO uuo frdfttgello iuAletd, lcIbt pon Der
,orteitrr Souitttutiou ucrtroOCu Miro uuo bic
Trr0ouuuoSidbiQtcit oe5 NtagCuS mo oomJt
hcu llnpctit in mrnOcrborer 9Scjie bccbt. 2ic
St S3cruoro Srduter Etucr ino in alen gntcn
SIpothcfcu III babcu, OOer birctt non i. 9tcuz
ft5btcr & Go., l@or 24l6 III !(cm Yort, Iltr
25 Sc1tS III hC;jChcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Geeil.Gnmutv's W orpsepcimmiB.

Die ir0Uden lleberreite Der an Souuta9
Mtorgcu iriib III Yorttr'8 Srlbge, GetlI-
@ouutp, Wio., eruorbeteu Trau &tSiie >}alls
nep 9(tdarO5 iino geitern &ormlttag inter
grocer Setbeiljgung uon gel0uagenOen aut
Dem preSbpterlamiteu vSSeit 9tottlng=
banner SrlcpbOie" sur letten 9&ube beltuttet
morocu.
Seitpem uno elbit ieit Der 9lbbaltuug bes
SuQueiteS amNhtmod) bat iid) Oie2lulregung
inter Der GeuolttruuQ lener @egeuO libtr
Den Soriall etnigcrlnaBeu gelegt, uno man
uerfolgt lebt rubIqer, abcr nit Dem &c
lpaUuteIteu >}ntereNc ole Ierucren 9(cd)tr'
den be5 Stuats 2lnualteS u. 2. GuNnN,
OcS Gebelmpoll5liteu GomurO SttCp mo
Der Gouutgz gzHolEet nad) cen SbGtern; ote
@utOedung Oerlelbeu mIrO 1iir uuSmeltclhu1t
gebalten, "a iit gar NiGndtcr elue Iir lbre
. @rmltteluu9 oOer Grgrelilng bon ben
GOuutD .SommlNdrcu auSgclette Selohnung
BON $1,000 81 uerOieueu uerIudleu oiir1te.
@ebeimpollSllt Often iii uUd 0ort, Ha.,
gereIit gcmcleu, I'M Die bel0en N(duHer Su
lebeu, weld)e Oolt ais per0Qd)tig uerb0itet
muren; al Dem NodGrmel elne5 berlelbeu
hattie itd) betauutlld) - NIB Dies mar Oa5
eiuSlge geget lbn uorlIegenoe SeroudtSmo=
meHt - elu balber 4oTeuantuopf geuuz
Deu, III ucldcnI, lule man uernuthttc, Ulel=
lcldlt Die jlGIfte leue6 SuopfeS aus 9eldem
Wiaterlal paneu i0Hutc, Der I'M 9(ld)ar0o' >
id)eH 1aue furj nad) 0cm 0tOrOc cutOedt
mar.
GebeimpOli;iit Often iiberieugte it'd per
i0nid) oapou, OuB Die bel0eu &HOprbdItteu
rudjt in NiinOcleu ;u elUauOer paBtcn, HnO
licB Ole &erhaiteteu, meld)e ith bctauutIld
lSllltam 2elut5 uuo Sobu &learmOut Hauus
ten, loiort aui freieu SuB lcbeu.
Die Snni;teu geaeu SGam mehrcn I'D III
elmer fir ibu beuurubigeHNen SSeile. Gin
uid)tiger 3euge lit III Der @erlOn pcS 9rn.
". +. 0auar, elne5 &ouOuttcur8 Der p@bls
laoelpbia lSllmiugtou Saltimorer @aBu,"
ge0eN ibu auiQttyeten, peld)er be5Guptct,
p0B er all NtOutage, Vtorgen@ nm IL
llbr, alio ungeiGbr adt ober ueuu StunNeu
nacb Der Sluttbat, aut Der Berrgulle Stas
ton nit Sram geiprOdleu babe uu0 btcrTlir
cine 0ieuge 3eugeu aufiitren t0nne.
gSeuu lIb 0ieie5 bemabrbcitct, mirO
Sram'S gan;e @eibitte iibcr lelucu 2lui.
! entbalt in Baltimore unmltttlbar Dor Dem
| SOriaa blnia0ig.
sinoere Terioneu ipoutn ibn am Noatal
Niorgeu, nm llbr, in @ouoWiHgo elnen
| Sabuiug babcu bciteigen eben; DIelletdlt
0aB er pOn bort Jiber GOlumbIa NM 9ori
blerbcr iubr uu0 ioOrt uad) HGrter'S SrI0gc
;uriidrellte.
Iorn. 9}idarO5' 3ufanO bcfert iidD Su.
lebenoS, uuO Die Aerjte begen tcinen 3meIs
icl mebr al letHer UOllltauOlgcu 2Sieoerberz
ilelNuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Aus nnierer acitrieem :. @aoraen-alnoaabe DC
Gin ipnniiher " prid,laa. .

y elD y 9rf, l6. AprIl.--2le btell9en
Spanier beipre4eu ben Suerit pom Diaorlr
aus angeregteu SOrid)laa, Den g|ameH
n2lmerita" in o&olumbia" um;nmanSeln.
@ele9eut!ih etue8 beute 9lbeuo fottge'
iuuoeueu Sautetts bes u&irculo &olon=
@eruante8" uuroe Der Soritlag NuSriibr'
ld) beiproheu, uuo @eueralfouluI Splherlurs
tbeilte nit, OOB Die t0uigIid)e geo9ropbrdle
Geellihait pon Ntaorlp idOn III 1886 beIurz
u0rtet babe, baB Der BON @olumbuS entoedte
gSelttheil i'll 1892, gelegentltd) beS 400.
Sabrcstage5 ieuer Gutoetung, aut Den Do
men oes Gutoeders umgetault mlIrOc. Die
Ser. Stauttu pou Columbia lOlIeu III Die:
lem Sale ibren iriiberen gtamcn 9teu G>ra'
ua0a mteoer anuebmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Bonn Slike eridjiaGei1.

Srenton, Mo., II. GprtI.-gStlbelm
SOffmauu, g9m. 6er9uiOH Hub S. Stinion
iud)te beute Wtorgeu lpdhrsuS zines beltlgen
gelpitterS 3uflutt inter einsm Sanme,
wel6er turs nadber pont ,Slit getrufeu
murOe. !Sofmann iuuroe isfprt get0btet.
Ser9ujon murbe bemuBtlOs ID SoDen gez
id)lageu unD fiel nit Dem @eiid)t nad) uuteu
qete6rt in einen g8uNerpiubl. StiuOn
puroe uuterhalb Der anist seldbmt, bod
gelaug cs ibm, 6erguion aus benz sSailer
Su Sieben uuo iid) bann cine 0sile melt iorts
Suihleppen, nm Seiitanb III hslen. 6er9u=
inn mirn iterbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2ouiSpille, Sp., 16. april.-Sicben
maSfute Mduner erld)ieueu beHte trlib Su
Oh lluiou, uabe &owltug= @reeu, uno er.
ld)oiien bort oeu 18>ldhrlgen 9teger SSlu
StaggS, welder am letten 9tenlta9 etnen
juugeH 2SelBeu, NamenS Strbp, Our1 etnen
DteNeritldb t0OtIiCh uerleBt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
Sal,ufafdffr0rf,e. .

GoateSpille, 9a., Il. april.-Ybi>
lipp Sed unp albert Scopes rpuroen in per-
gangener Nat]t nabe Yarfesburg bon benz
ipeitll9en Giliu9e Der pHeuziplpauia Sabn"
iiberfahren mo au9enbliflit 9et0Dtet. Seibe
Otduner arbeiteteu IN bem Yartesbur9er
sSalSwerf, uno batten geraOe bas @eleiie
betreten, ais iie inter Die 9taOer psS 5uses
aeriethens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
g,cips@prfer Ia1ri6ten.

g3ew-@ @orf. Il. glpril.-0er beute nit
92l Ginpauoerern bier angelangte Sremer
Sampier yHulba" iuuroe an Der Guaran=
tdueitatiou angebalten, ba it'd Elm Slatteruz
franfer am Soro befinpet.
= @eqen l llbr 9tafnlttta9s raunte Elm
burdgebeuoeS Yfero auf Der 8rooflpner
Stride QeQen eineu Srn. 81. SternS uon
Satbz Sea6, SIS, geb0rlgen 9Sagen. Der
Tubrlnann be8 2eRteren muroe Durd ben
StoB BON ieinem Stse Observation-Disclosures
unb id]lua 10 befug nit Dem SopTe aui einen
@oienraubitcln, baB er blnuen neuiqen
0ttnuten itarb.
= 5oiepb gSebfeloer, elm Serfdufer in
9ieuiten Soiepb lltarO's, eines ageuteu fir
Iinaro's Garfijmerie, iuur0e heute meQen
llnteridleiis BON $4,000 perbaftet. Gr legte
Elm @eItGuonlB ab nnO CAB $1,000 bon bem
eeitoblenen @elber meld)e Summe er nod
iibrg bate, Suriid.
-8oltsiit &iliarr Snitb, tpelder ieiue
Erau anl Snlueiters 9lbenb t0otete, inbem er
ibr nit ieinem auiippel ben S6Goel einz
lhlua, murbe beute oes Sooti6lages i'm er.
ten Graoe iiberiiibrt. Der Saupf;euQe mar
Der iiebenjdbrise Sohu oeS 9lnqeflagten,
meldler ersGblte, pie leine Dtutter ben Sa.
ter aus einer gSirthId)aft bolte, unb mle
gebterer ibr alspann ben tOotltden S6Iag
perlette.
- auf Der BON bier naf Cuba beftimmten
Srigg p$oenrietta g." nerpeigerten beute
bier betrunteue Ntatrolen, ais oas Tabr;eua
in Der 9tQbe BON SeplOe's SSlano au9efonls
men mar, oen Gcboriam. @lner Der Dta-
troien bate cine 6laite Sduapps, welfe
Der Steuermann GeO. 2ibbeg me9riB unb
iiber SorD mari. Der Seemann, Elm
S6webe, gtameHs 6ranS Simonien, itiir;te
ild) aui ben Steuermann, unb Die brei an
Seren Dtatroieu uuterltiitten ibn bel benz
2lnsriff. 9llS elmer Der 0teuterer Elm Meis
Ter Sog, CAB Qibbep 6euer nit eiucm 0ispOls
per unb perpunbete Simonen, ioluie einen
anoereu Seemauu, gtamens Better 4uguit,
an ben Selnen. Die Dteuterer murteu alss
bauu III Gten geleigt, unb Oas Sahr;eug
febrte bierber ;uriif. Die beioen Serwuns
beten liesen jeet i'm Soipitul ournisber, uuO
Die belben anperen Meuterer, lppie Steuer-
mann 2ibbep befiuben iid III Saft.
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Gine padeLine @anf in @aris.

&aris, II. Npril. - Die 9lftien beE
p@rebit SuOuitriel," eiuer wid)tigen htell9eu
Sanf, fieIen beute III 6oige etueS Aelieri1
uer0fieutlidteu 3eituugSartitelS, iueld)er ote
Gage Der %anf III ciu iebr ungiinti9eS ylti
itellte, um 20 6raucs. 0ie 0rettoren be-
itreiten Die 2Iugaben Ser 3eitung unb 0rober
nit eineH SHlurienpro;eB. 9luf Der Sorle
berript beute 9iuhmlttag in 6ol9e Ses Sc
riitt8 cine unIld)ere SttmmunQ.
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Ste @abl lit Chicago.

Chicago, II. Gpril.-8ie polifdnSige
amtlid)e 3dhlung Der bel Der Maporsnabl
abge9ebenen Stimmen gibt Nem Hepublita.
ner $. gSalbburue cine YluralitGt BON 296
Stimnen iiber ben 9emolraten Gregler.
Sn etlid]eu Sesirfen biirite baS 9feiultat
nod siner seringiiisisen StepiiiOn unterpor.
fen peroen.
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Spbn e. Su1ipau ,tnS 6attfn.

9 It II, II. april.-6rau Sobn 8. Sul>
liuan. @atttn bes betanntsu Slopffe4ters,
beitreitet Die angabe, oaB iie iid su gtatit,
gaii., Der uSeilsarmee" unseifloieu babe
uuo Iett Die liinoige sSelt su befebren per-
Jude. gle erfldrt pielmeb-, iie beabfihtige
ihren jest gum Miimen apanclrteu Satten
auf ielner beuOritebenbeu &eiie na6 au=
ftrolieu Ill beoleiteu
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" . t t5e u.

Der britte SfatzG onsreB
in 9lmerifa 1T auf Sen s., 9. uno 10.
ausuit nad Detroit, Wlid., beruicn
morben.. Die Sbeilnebnler, wel6e ii6
redtseitig, 5. !. bis gum D. 9ult, bel
Gu9en gbel, gtr. 342, 9lntoinezStraBe,
Detroit, anmelben, erbalten Suartier in
YripatwObnuusen bOrti9er Sfatipieler.
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S,c,,,,,ia Wcn5d,c,, ertr,tmse,t.

Gan Sran5isco, II. Ipril. - Ser
aus Spbneg bier angstsmmene 9ampier
rMonomai" brinst Die 9tatrid)t, baB OaS
britiihe Solid)ifi rSt. @atbarine" Habe ben
GarOiiueu=S SuieIu geifsltert lit, unO OaB so
Yerloueu babel ertraufen.
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Sic ariiis in 9lraeutiuiett.

Suenos 4pres, II. aprll.-0ie poz
litiideu uno iinan;ieleu ausii6ten iinb
beute nidt miuoer biAsr, als geiteru. Sic
9lrmee uuo 6lotte flno uneinS binitdtlid
Der Gaupioatur bes Generals 9toca fir Die
@ralpentitait. grOBe SeiOrSuiB berridt
in aaeu areiieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-18
,BoCk=,B ,Bter.

Die Sp6bierzSa niro baIo bel ms eriteiz
men, nno Die Siebbater oeS oelitaten uHo nubrboien
GetrirteS toHnen meocr bieie 3elt eerieSeH; oeHH
nr9enbs IN Der peiten rduerpeIt bat Die rHit, oie=
len 9ottertrnHt Der frpbiiten yen,jeit Su bereien,
cine 10 bobe Sue Der &olfommcnbei crreidt, lue III
Baltimore, no oaS GjebenlniB Der oerelun9 9riinbz
LID betarnt III. Glle, Die germ ans Dem erbeiternoen
Seher ltlurIeH, freroen balo Die 9ee9eH9eit erbGz
ten, iiir Die SoriI9ihteit bes
SofbtcreS
Der ,,SaItimorcr Srau=S ompaenie" !3eugnis
ahSuIegeE. BON Samitag, Den 13. os., an iperz
iten t0niQlid oomit 6ebicn unb bis sum Stlue Der
Saon, ioanse Der Sorrotb nidt erihopit lit, bamit
fort9eiabren. (92-5D
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Gin @ctitliG)er erntoroet.

9reenbtlle, Sis, II. 2lpril.-SSm.
Seunp, ell @eiltllfer Der @umberlanoz
Yresbgteriuuertirde, lit al Serletungeu ges
itorbeu, Die ibm Elm gewiiier pSno" Sbats
der am 9ienitag Nben0 sufiigte. Sbatter
fOrOerte Den 9teit einer @eOiuume, melhen
er fiir elne Herri6tete 4rbet uou 0eunD be-
auiprutte, uuo i'll Dem entlNbsnben Strelte
periebte Der Gjeitlid)e, nahosm inn Shatz
der einen giigner titulirt bate, einen Safs
tenitreid). Sbatder brabte DENIM oarauT
o.ei 0ieiieritld)e bel, Die nuH ben SOB oes
Serpunneten berbeigefihrt baben. Der
ShGter 1T undl uIdlt nerhaftet
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Sn &entufD bat Elm &C.
ri6tsbof entidiebcn, oaB GOnfeft
Elm 2eben5 b eO lit fniB. lit unb
besbulb am Sonnta9 perfauft mcrz
Sen fam. 9Ort binten ideint man III
Ser Civilization weiter 5u iein, als bel
uns an Ser atlantiidcn &iltc, no Ser
Sertauf BON Sis am Sonntag perbOten