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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
Foreign.

AT Dieppedalle, in the Department of
Seine Inferieure, France, an avalanche
crushed three buildings, killed two women
and injured twenty persons.
MINISTER BARRos LUCo in reply to ques-
tions at Santiago said the trouble between
Chile and the United States was in a fair
way of amicable settlement.
MINISTER EGAN presented the ultinatum
of the United States to the Chilean Govern
ment, at Valparaiso, in relation to Matta,s
note and the Baltimore affair.
THE transatlantic steamer La Normandie
collided with and sunk the tug which was
towing her out of Havre, France. Five
persons were drowned and one was seriously
injured.
BEFORE the Chambers were prorogued at
Rio Janeiro they conferred unlimited pow
ers upon President Peixotto, OF Brazil.
The Chilean Government has just pur-
chased the new high-speed, 3000-ton cruiser
now being built at Armstrong; shipyard
Newcastle, England.
AT Yodoye Domari, Japan, a fire destroyed
over 1900 buildings At Shizuowa, fire de-
stroyed 1900 buildings including two shrines,
temple, a school, post and telegraph Office,
and two large inns. Twelve streets were re
duced to ashes.
The rebels were defeated at UshuEn.
China, with loss of 100, including the
false Prince, and at Yet Pa Shao, with a
loss of 400. The rebels at Bakou killed she
Roman Catholic priest and ell native Chris
tians they could find.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
South and West.

AT Camden, Ala, Robert Carter was
hanged for the murder of his wife. At Dali
las, n. c., Caroline Ship was executed for
infanticide.
A RAYMOND and WhiJcombe special train
going West, and passenger train going
East, coliided at Blue Water, New Mexico.
Four trainmen were killed.
Two Indians were recently killed near
Rat Portage Mimi, by a moose which they
had wounded. A party Of hunters found
both the men and animal dead. The moose
was a gigantic fellow, standing fully ten
feet high to the top of the antlers.
MISS DELLA NICHOLSON, of Franklin
County, Va, hanged herself to the limb of
tree near her home. Her sweetheart,
young man named Pinkhard, took poison
soon after and died. The young lady's
parents objected to the marriage of their
daughter and PinkhaHd.
BANK EXAMINER STONE took charge of the
First National Bank of Downs Kan, and
closed its doors. Lack of confidence in the
institution, owing to non-payment Of the
fifty per cent. assessment on stockholders,
caused light deposits and no business.
The grip made it's appearance among the
Pima Indians. The agent of the principal
agency OF Arizona reports that over one
hundred Pimas died in ten days. The cpl
demic spread throughout the Papagoes and
other adjoining tribes, and whole villages
have been depopulated.
THOUSANDS of cattle are starving to death
in the hills of Southern Idaho. Every blade
of grass upon the ranges is under from TWEEN
ty-two to sixty inches Of snow. This winter
has not been equaIled in severity since 1870.
ALICE MITCHELL, the nineteen-year-old
daughter of a wealthy retired merchant,
jumped from a carriage at Memphis, Tenn,
seized Freda Ward, her friend, and killed her
by cutting her throat.
FIRE destroyed the Metropolitan OpRa
House Block at Columbus, Ohio. Loss over
$500, 900
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
In the House.

nth DAY.-Mr. Springer introduced his
Free Wood bill and it was referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means--The
Committee on Coinage, Weights and Meas
bill-The House spent an hour and a
quarter in the introduction Of bills and con-
sideration of inconsequental measures, and
then adjourned.
18TH DAY.-Mr. Catchings (Miss.) re-
ported the new code OF rules, and they were
ordered printed in the Record. The rules
are those of the Fiftieth Congress SO
amended that riders on appropriation bills
will be permitted when in the interest
Of etrenchment-A bill appropriating
land to the Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe Indians Of Oklahoma (which
passed., brought on debate, in which Mr..
Simpson, Of Kansas, took part-A resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Secretary
of the Treasury for statement Of the draw
backs paid to importers of tin plate under
the Mckinley law, and of duties refunded to
importers of salt for curing fish and meat.
10TH DAY .-Speaker Crisp assembled to the
chair at precisely noon, and his colleagues
sumed the reins of authority laid
down so long on account of sickness.
The Chaplain in his prayer feelingly alluded
to the death of Justice Bradley--After the
reception and reading Of the Presidents
message, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, and the transac-
tion of routine business, the House adj
journed.
10Th DAY.-Mr. Culberson reported and
the House passed joint resolution remov-
ing the political disabilities of Commodore
John R. F TAtnall-Mr. Breckenridge in
PRODUCED anu debated a resolution request
ing the President to communicate to the
House all correspondence between the Gov
eminent OF the United States its Minister to
Chile, and the Chilean Government not COM
municated to Congress with the message
heretofore sent in. The matter went over.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
In the Senate.

10TH DAY.-The Senate spent the morning
hour-before 2 o'clock-on the calendar
adopting a number of minor measures ex-
clusively for the West-Eight public build
ing bills were pasSed--The La Abra Claim
bill went over again.
GOTH DAY.-Mr. Cockrell reported fayora-
bly bill to facilitate the settlement Of claims
for arrears of pay and bounty-Mr, Frye
reported favorably Senate bills to establish
a Marine Board, to regulate the marking
OF vessels on stem and stern and to protect
the wages OF seamen-TheSe bills were
introduced: Mr.. McPherson-A bill to in
crease the efficiency of coast defences. Mr..
Gallinger-To amend the Interstate Com
merce law. At the close or the morning
hour Mr.. Stanford addressed the Senate in
support Of his bill to provide the Govern
ment with means sufficient to supply the
National want OF sound circulating
medium, through the fundamentally or
land loan bureau.
2lsT DAY.-The reading of the Presidents
Message on the Chilean question occupied
most of the time Of the Senate, and little
business was done. The message and cor
respondence were referred to the Committee
On Foreign Afrair zs report by Mr. n
Privileges and Elections, on the
case of Senator Chiffon, of Texas, concluded
with the resolution that Mr.. Chiffon is en-
titled to retain his seat--The Vice-President
had read a communication announcing the
QeaCl OF JuSClCo DTtt1I0y. hSn1dFkS I'D
eulogy Of the dead Justice were made by MIR.
Mcpherson and Mr.. Hoar.
22D DAY.-The Senate confirmed these
nominations: Lewis Dexter, Providence, R.
l., Consul at Faysl. Azores; Henry Bradley.
Postmaster at Dobbs Ferry,N Y:-Beyond
the Introduction of resolution by Mr..
George, of Mississippi, to investigate the
causes Of existing agricultural depression in
the Cotton States, there was no other bust
ness of interest
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
E.s.ern a1.1 Middle States.

AK unexpected explosion of an uncovered
blast in New York City killed two workmen,
injured three others and damaged NUMBER
of houses, causing great deal OF eAciOe-
ment In the street SOneOOuy , cdE eieSSAooS
caused the accident.
SUPERINTENDENT PIERCE, of the New York
State Insurance Department, issued re
port severely censuring the New York Lie
Insurance CompanYs officers for bad man
apement, but declaring the concern perfectly
solvent.
ExCoNGREssMAN WILLIAM E. ROBINSON
died of heart failure and old age at Brook
lyn. n. Y. "2ichelieu'' Robinson, as he was
commonly known, was seventy-elght years
old. He was famous for his immense &C
quaintance among public men and for his
hatred of England.
MRS. CATHARINE HARLAND and her niece,
Mary KefIagher, were asphyxiated by es-
Gaping gas in Providence, K. |.
POSTMASTER LEVI S. SHIRk of Morgan
town, Penn. has been dismissed on convlc-
ton of having adversely criticised PRESIDENT
Harrison.
P. Bradley, Of the United States Supreme
Court, was held at the North Reformed
Church, in Newark n. J., after which he
was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
JUSTICE MANNING NJ. KNAPP, of the New
Jersey Supreme Court, was stricken by
death in the Circuit Court in Jersey City.
He had just delivered a very earnest and
impressive charge to the Grand Jury when,
apparently without warning, he fell back
in his chair helpless He was born in Bergen
County, N. j., in 1923.
The great sale of tro6ters from the Palo
Alto Farm of Senator Leland Stanford, of
California, was held in the American Institute
Building, New York City. Baby Mckee,
the two-year-old brother to the great ArIon,
2:1OL, was sold to F. P. Olcott for $25, 600.
Forty-nine head were disposed of for total
of $5S, 925, an average of S120235 each.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
RUSSIANS LIE UNBURIED,

Starved Villagers Take the Sacra.
ment and Then Wait for Death.
The London Standard has received an &C.
count of the famine from the Government
of OrenburE, on the Russo-Asatic frontier.
One instance is mentioned which throws
lurid light upon the situation. The inhabi-
tants of Cheiiabinsk have fed from the dis
trict by hundreds to avoid starvation. Bodies
of men, women and children and carcasses
of horses and cattle lie unburied in the houses
and fields.
The few persons who remain subsist on
dry herbs. The traveller from the district
who brings this story says when he arrived
food for three days The Inhabitants of one
village took the last sacrament together in
expectation of death.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-02-05
SOUDANESE DEFEATED,
They Lose Hundreds in Desperate
Fighting Against the French.

They Lose Hundreds in Desperate
Fighting Against the French.
The expedition sent out by the French
Government, under the command of Colonel
Humbert. against the tribe of Samory in the
French Soudan, Africa, to punish them for
their acts of lawlessness against French sub
jeo5s and French laws had an engagement
with the natives. The natives greatly out
numbered the expedition, but the latter had
superior arms. The natives, however,
fought bravely, and some of their charges
against the French were characterized by an
utter contempt for death, but they were de-
feated by the better arms and superior disci-
pline of the French.
The French loss was six killed and thirty
wounded. The natives left behind them
several hundred of their dead on the field.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
germiI6te telesrapbii6e seveIa,en.

Die pom per3og o'AurD elugeleltete
6lase gegen Siaat CABIN i'll yiew.DOrf III
Su GuulIeu oe5 yeftcreu entltlleoen wor'
Den. CABIN bat oerid)ie0eae, pom !nerio9
ais @igentbum beaulprufte, pertbuoue
JiIppia1en IN ieiuem Seiiee uuO bebt.lt
oieielben ais Sid)erbelt iiir cine Hsdnung,
bic ibH1, iule er bebauptet, Der 6erSo9 ituls
oct. yeeterer luerOete lidl oil oas 9erid}t,
um Die SadIen 81 erlan9eH.
- grdIiOent 6arriiou bat Oi. Bid geueb.
niigt, Weld)e BEN rsGunosSienator SEQ.
%. 3Ones Don Soma cine BenlIoH uou $50
pro Niouat bemtligt.
Sboma5 Ntoore, Elm luuecr Mann,
melder III Butte, WlOnt., zines Niorpe5 all
getlaat mar, 1T bel SerIdo, 9eoars@ ouHtp,
Wto., pon einem Sliracrs s2Iuiaebot, rpeldjes
ihn uerbditeu mollte mo weld)em er osipe.
raten 9SioeriiauO leiitete, erld)oiieu iporosn.
- 9tobert Daniel, @rz GouNtp- -Alicilor,
wuroe Diontag nahe SalgersUIue, Sp., in
einem Srete iber cine republiIantd)e
SrimdrpahI Don SOiepb 6ig9inS eridloieu.
Gluab Duncan erlitt i'll Der 3eiIerei lebens.
eeiibridle SerleeuHgen, mo Cinem gemiiieH
Daniel @reeH mnrbe ein 2iu9e OusgeiDla.
gen.
- Su 8i6ita, Ss., bat Der ampalt yii.
dlolas 9iro benz 6idlter S. 9teco pom 81.
ilrittsgcri9t, Der ibn i'll elmer OerIhtSiieuug
beleioIgt haben Ou, eine 6orotruug gum
3weitampi 9ei6idt. Sb Der Iibter bic
Soroeruua annebmen wiro, lit uidt betauui.
- Sn NewsYOrt bat cine Surp bic Hrau
alice 6arOeHbrOG sur 3apiuHg uOH $500
SdaoeneriaB Oil ihre irihere 2ienima00
Dtaa0ie 6. gpun Uerurtbeilt, neil ne oielelbe
i'll sinem slnfaGe Don &db;Oru iGIug IND
ibr elHe !pauo poa ibres prGnOrctbeH 9aares
au5riB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
50. Sabrgang.
..Sccm . 0fu.S

Sttt, oa eas G'ras grim in, uno bic SIumen iid)
ertfalt,u, pcEoet fcl bes Dieniten yaturtrieb hem
SGHoc ;u. 2Sarum nolte man niht bas game Sabr
BHhurdD bort luobuen2
gBcnn eie aui BEN eouoe jsbs Seouemlidteit, ,u.ls
de Sic IN Der Sioot baben, befommen tonHcn, udrum
MOLTEN sic nlht eln itlbtIides uro Elm idnolites
Selm Susleid babeuS
aui -SeedsSill," has innsrbaIb bes Stdote,bietes,
an Der perIdneerteH goroapeHue, Iieet, fonHcH Sic
eIn oerarii9es 6etm erIdnseH.
i. Sic foHnen eiHen Sauplat pon 100 bel 50 iSu6
fir 81 so pro 6routiuf betommen. Sin Der eis,ntis
6en StaSt mibten gle IS ODER $40 pro Sup lr eiHeH
S1upIaS berIeiben grt beSahleH.
2. Se Deroen duf "Scedl=S>ll" rir 60 Gts. StsuerH
auf e buaoert Dollars bis 1900 Guf ben Elas, ben
Sie duieH unb auf bic SaulifeiteH, fpelde SIe oas
rauf erridhten, an eEtridhteH babeH.
Sr Der Stabt miiiieH Sie uo1 81 80 bis S1.9O art
ie bunoert Dollars eHtridlten.
s. Sic babeH bic unbeoinate 9eipi6heit, ba6 Sbr
Glat anf "Seed1 SilI" nit oem AHbans lIhrlih I'M
g4ertbe iieiaen niro. Sbr itibtiibes SrlRoiud bat
fiHoen fuerben, nirmaIs ipethpoller iperoen.
4. Sic babeH oui .Seedl Sil~ fidotlihes g4aer,
ftdotiites Gas, BoltJei uEo Sfus bel Ncucr, 3oit:
absferuns, bcfee StraBen uro Grottoire ilr 81. so
Sas lit gnss, mas Sic in Der ciseutliteu etaot
fur ntht unb Sebn Dollars pro 6rpntius baber.
5. SH ~Setd>Sil" hdbeH Sic eIHe Siuolf GieicH in
Der Stunbe suri6leaeHoe eIeriide S1bn, fpeIde Gle
fur fiHf @snts in finiunospansis DtHuien nap benz
NfltteIpuHft Der St0ot brIH9t
Gas 1T aaes, mas Sic I'M bebauten 2heiIe Der
Stabt ON raider Seiorherlns babeH.
g. Sic baben frobIidbe SiHoer, Die i'm 9anbe aui
r9eed,<Sin" auf benz Raien ipieIen.
Sm hebdnteH 2beile Der Stdot pernehmen bic Sins
Der Die 9fabHuHs: -SaItet gndt aus Der Strdbc HEb
@uiie ipeei~
Gs wiro nd, fur Ge Iubnen, bic gforb= apcnue bins
1uf bu 9eheH uro aui Der eIettrlihen SabR nab nSee
oil" ttnauS Su fGtrcn.
g9ssen nd6ersr austlnft ipcnoe man fit on iSieI:
Der 8. Slinalnif. 9tr. 100. Snseerinstonz Stra6e,
ebsr an 6rant sIinsIaii, Sir 300, 2peitsfopsttes
Gtrdfe. (Di0l2I, ,giGoSQ-y)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
Wcbr SUud)muroc.

2ouiSuille, 3p., 7. SUM. - Muffin
Borter, meldJer am %. Liat lclnc Satin
ermorDete, luuroe ndbreuo Der uergaugeueu
9iadlt Su 8rayiou pom eluem Wiob aus bem
@eidngniB 9eDO!t un0 an etner @ieubabn'
briid. aui9ebdugt. YOrter geitauO lelue
SdulO ell.
slpaIadicola, Su., I. SnHi. - Gin
Sountng uer9elualtigte Der geger Saueter
Die elfldhrige Sodlter Don Soiepb pam III
oielem Gouutp. Die Siirgs@ fugen ibu elm
uuO bra6teu i'm na9 Der StaOt, no ell
Suruerb0r ituttiaro. 2lui benz ISeg nah
bcm @eidnguliie aber uahm eiu Dob bem
Gheriiisuuigebot ben gieger ab, hing lbn
al Osu nGhreu Saum uuO ourtIOderle i'm
nit Iuaelu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
Sdcnblt6rs Vcrbredjcu orcicr iit,,s
9cr Surid,er.

9tem.S Britain, Conn, Z. Suui. -
Srau Gllen Smrb, GA Sabre at, uuo 6rl.
gliiabetb San Dueleu, &C Sabre oft, liegcn
in Berlin idwer eylruutt oil Den 6Olgeu eli
mes gemaltthdtigen 2ugrlifS oaruieper, ben
Soba Dillon, 9Salter Albreht uub 6erbert
Saunbers, orei Suriheu i'm alter pom IS
bis "a Subreu, dm SOuntags'WOrgen in ID.
rem Saue uuternahmeu. Die geeteren
ihlueen Die beioeu Sraueu nit i3iegelifeineu
Suiammeu, ais ie nm !oiilie ruien woateu,
begiugen Danu Oas @erbrehen uuO plius
berten oaS 9aus.
SIN yauie oeS SOuntags uuroe oaS Slees
blatt perbartet uno pom oem BoIiseirttter
Serliu'S inter je $4,000 Siir9dait geiteul
llHter ben &iirgeru Don Berlin berri9t srOBe
gult, Die Surl1cn ;u lputJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
9tr. 1873.
Die gstersburser greNe absr Osu SIGrsH'
beiud.

YeterSb Z. Suul.-0te blelige
Yreie benattet DIE 3ulummeHtuuit oeS
9,areu unO OeS SailerS III Slel ais Elm be-
rublgeubeS @reigHlB mo ais Sewels, oaB
9tuBlaup ben eruitlid)eu 9Sunlb he9t, ben
Srieoeu Su crhalteu. p9touoe Sremla"
laQt: yoie 3n'ammeutunft loute OeutldlanO
III tsiuer lduiduug ermutbigen, oeun &uB'
lauO miro wcOer lelne SntereheH, nod ietue
9tatioualwiiroe ben 9euti9en III GefaQen
op1eru."
Giue TViIiipH SeS @rafeu SdlnwaIofi in
9otSonm.
Serlin, Z. Sum. - gSdbreno elmer
gefern III YOtS0am be9nH9eHeu militdrI'
it)eu SefilIdtelt ucruriadIte baS plUelIhe
@rjdsneu 0eS @raicu SdIwalOii, rulra
iheu @eianoteu an Seutid)lano, betrGhtlI'
Dies Auflebeu. Gr brahte oem &aller cine
9otltait, Oeytn <(nhalt nld)t betannt IT,
uuo iiber weld)e man Itd groBeS SopiSerbrss
den madlt.
SdS bieiige Eu6litum betratItet Den Sez
iu6 oes @roB'iirileu GOnltautiu bei'nI Hris
lloeuteu GGruOt 9eraoe an Gage DER 3Ns
iammeutuuit OeS NalerS uuo oeS G;aren
ais cine 8uttloFgtelt.
gaaSreecIn acaem ole RibiIiiteu in GuIeu.
S9ari c)au, z. Suui. Sic BOlISei in
Yolen hat lett eiuiser 3eIt 0GuSlntungeu
III Den SSohuungen pieler %erOncn, Die IN
S:soad)te itauOeH, 9iipllieu Su leiu, pors
Qeuommen uuo mad Spreugitoiicn nno
compromittirenoen 9oIumeuteu geiudlt.
Siele Serhaimuaen iIu0 ieitOem uor9enoma
men iporeeu, uuo Die 3Gbl Der &erbatteteu
beuigt mubeiteuS 1000. Die meIlteu Der
@ciangeueu iiuo Wduuer inter so 3Ghren.
6uuocrt oerlelbeu iluo btrrit5 nad) Stblrleu
uerbaunt moroeu. DiaH alaubt, baB bleleS
enerslid)e %orgebeu Der SeborOe nit Dem
beuoritebcuOeH &eiuhe Oes GSaren i'll 2Sara
ibau in 5uidmmcnbaug ltcbt.
9urIc &abeI=Sepcithcn.
- 9tatbanicl D. 5tothidlio III gSisu tat
beidlolieu, iid) nid)t mehr an SSstnenueH
III betbeiIigtu unO ieine uislen Gennpieroe
Su uertauieu.
= 6Sier g9llbelm'S Sadt p@ieteOr"
muroe geiIeru III Del 3esatta oeS pHOgal
Southeru yad)t- Glub" bel Southampton,
GualauO, ubcr eineu 40 0ieilcn langeH
&uyS ourd Die uSperna" um IStnnten
bclIedt.
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Rod, redtseitia setparnt.

Gan Auge o, Ser., Z. Suni. - Glne
tiibe Auiuahme, bic Sob SIodmau am
SOnutagS Moraen bel ben 20d)tern beS
TauhbeTters @tonroe faub, re6uete er Scm
@iniluie zines Iuuaen Stand .0tannes, gta'
mems @baS. Slauoiu, oil uuO uerlleB Die
0iGbden nit Der tr0illiden SemerfUn9, OaB
er peuielbsu bei'm erlien 9nblid ;ulammeus
idieBeu meroe. Die juHgeu WGodleu iats
tclten raid ihre Tferoe uuo pollten Slanoin
warueu. Stcdmau IeOod iberholte iie uHo
brobte, SeSe 81 t0Oteu, Die Don ietner Seite
rite. Der Qelteren uou Seioen gelaus eS
leOOh, w1breno TIN Die Siiugere III cine
lluterbaltung uerruide!te, OOrauSiurelten;
cine tu1e beeiagb iOlsts, ais Goldman Die
9lf mertte. Sas Wt6bbeu hattie faum
Slau6in pou Der A6iidt Scenes unterrid)tet,
alc Gtodman oItam. ais CT uab ieirer
aSiudeferbItie sriii uub bem Inoereu su-
risi, er miihe ferbeu, ihOB i'm SluuOiu
pom Sferoe
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Set Oct 9lufnaBmc tn cine gcbein1e
Seie4idlait stt Spoe ectnartcrt.

gtew.9apen, Gouu., T. SUM. - 28iI'
fins 9fuftiu BON Smuba, 9tcbr., ioIlte Dor
eiuigeu Su9en i'll cine Der 9ebelmen Se'eu'
idarIeu neS u'pale.GOutss" aIfgenommen
werOeu, iiel aber ben ldderlidleu AuInahme'
@eremouie'u Oericlbeu Sum Spier. Dian
ertbeilte ibm inter 2n0erem ben 9luirag,
III aller GlIs Die GbapelnraBe Btuunter 81
Iaufen; er that eS uuo ranntc init uouer
Strait gesen etueu @rpreBluageu, belleH
0elAlel ibn aui Den Dia9eu traf. SepuBt'
los brad)te man TIN i'll bic 9luitalt Surid,
no er ben sler;teu, Die eluc Operation an
ibm pOrnebmen wolten, inter ben QdHOeu
harb. Seinc Glteru iiuO auf Dem SSe9e,
Die geide abuboIen.
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Wrafipent 9oIt i'm etsrber,,

gSai bingtOu, Dc, s. SUM. = {.
8. Bolt, TrdiiOeut Der u9tutional. Sarmer.
aGiau;," iOl i'm Sterbeu liegeu, uno beute
gia9mittas cirtulirte ell unbegriinbet.s Sc.
riift, oaB er toot iei. @r ut i9ou ielt Ian.
9erer .3eit nit einem SlaieHleioeu bcbai,.t,
uel9eS Slutuer9lftung nu4 fid a.;oa,u
bat. 6eute Abeno MIRO mitgeheilt, oaB
man w.uis ooer gar feline 6Oiiuuug aui
ltine 9i.ttuns msbr hest. Seiue Gattin unO
isin SdpiegeriobH, 6err 9cuularF, FuD
telesrapbiia iu inn beraieu pOrosn.
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Gin WsoroaebeimniS s,t @ermau=
tplpu.

BbiGabcGpbia, 7. SUM. -Mebrere
YOliSlfteu h0rteu bente friib Su Ge-mairs
towu, nabe Der iiber ben gSiNabldons@reet
fiibrenbeuSriide Der pYenululuuuia Sahu,"
!0ulieru1e uuO tanOen, ais ie berbcI etlteu,
ben Jieger 8Iaium Dragon ais yeite Dor.
Seinc 3cbIe mar ourdihuitteu uno Die
9opibuut oil elmer Seite OeS SOpieS ab9e.
rliien.
gugsniherulid mar Der Wuuu gang furS
uorber geitorceu. Dragon ging bet Ib!lipp
Stumble, eiuem &elbeu, auf @beiuut: 0iu
in Die 3oit. Stumble, bciien 6rau, nuo eiu
auoerer SOfgduger, ytamen5 Glart, iiuO
uerbaitet moroeu. -9ie YOIl;ei uermutbct,
oaB Dragon ein &erbdItHlB nit Der 6rau
Stumble bate, unO OaB ihH Der @utte OOber
ermor0ete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
unii6crtro1ener -
Mn5mgs=& erfamf!

5ente beginner mir rnen Gcrfan nn 6errenansHsm
ines Glein u mic bersrn idae Gr umfa Iauuhc
nn fenrn aibinuabcn nn rIrgann &i6ungsIfn &ar aba
le ub Seim @rauie berre Saucnhen
benoc f fen An,ug mir ni a rrcr uRe Suc Zip
prsur Arbci saraire gr ssben Sbnn Sarsan
nbeit Gansnns 6nn ber ben micorisn Prcen bic
Sic abrn nnr Dnabmen Sas naulgrnc @oab hcs Snprrin
uhemem nnircs au3us r fir @ lb seigt bic
batia4li9 unbc6rGne &usmabl bic mir bcn
genera(aff0aUit J(r. II. Die "Dai(D JieCorO Comp.
staat y0aryIano, Baltimore ndnl6:
udse, San llntcracidncten,
nm ricocnsrir
Staot eorse 2 pnDca cr anf pItse Gpansim
aamsn ottcs bin beciois oa6 g. Stunt 1892 Die @nab
Der SrIbiabrs fur cebms
nnooretBts (513O)
sJramf Sc Semsim9er, ftifhsnstidtr.
Gtntge Muiter=&ebnttionen tolgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
,,Spoole" itt oer Se9iSlatitr bon
MaIamuiettS.

g t ON, 5. SUM. = Nepraientdnt
Sennett ans Gucrett meloete beute im llns
terbaule rer Yeslslatur, Sp.i Wiitglieoer
hdlteu ibm geiagt, OuB linen ie 500 tar
ihre Stimme Su sumter Der Cape 600 Sas
nal.gil uuO je $50 anseboten porben i.ieu,
nenn re oafur itlmmen MOLTEN, bic y9n.
oommeut SrDerss"gSlll Der nG9fteu 9eglslas
tur Al iiberipereu. Senuett beantraqGe cine
lluteriudung, uno Der antra9 puroe en.
iltmuIla aulenoulHleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
SfanoaI tn eiaeu Wao6ensgeuiio'


Sethleh nj, 90. 8. SUM. - SH ocm
uNfdbriidlen Seminar fir luuge Samen,"
benz dlteiieu Midoten-E EenIonat III Den Ser.
Staaten, gegriiuOet in 1850. berridt groBer
Stanoal iiber Die Gutoedung, baB Die 0tdos
den leit Sahren nit ben Stuoenten Der
uSebi9h'llnipcriitdt" iuS9ebeim correipon'
Dirt bubeu. Ser Yriniipal 1aitOr 8. Bill
terSOerfer bat ileben Der Sdiileriunen, Die
Sriele nub Oepei6eu fir Die auperen 0tGo-
den ocforoert baben, mitgetbcilt, bab ne
nitt sur SdluBpriifuns Sugelufieu weroeu
Iouen. Die Misunderstanding bat cine Su'
MISUNDERSTANDING gebalteu, uno neuu
auoere DtGoheu baben beid)lOilen, bic In=
italt Su oerlaiieu. Die Dtdbdeu erbeben
auh oeridieOene Iutiaaeu ge9en ben Yrin.
Sipal, uno cine uuteriuhuu9 miro ftattfin'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-09
Ete UabI tn Sreaun.

Bortlanb, g., 7. SUM. - SIM eriten
9iiIrift iii Der 9fepubllfuuer 9crmaun nit
$500 unO i'll ;wciten 2iiiritt Der 3epublitas
ner GlliS nit etrua 1000 St'mmea Ylurali'
tat Sum GongreBmitglieOe erpdb!t. Ntoorc
(8ep.) lit nit miuOeIteuS 600O StlmmtH
Yluralitat gum Sberrifter erpdblt. Die
6cpublltaner conuolireu beioe .3meige Der
gegislatur. 9iuiItltlln oeS @eueralaHpa..
ties lit Die Stimmtnsdbluua nod nid)t boil
eMbet uno bas 9ieiultat nod I'M SNeiiel.