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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-28
HEALTH AND WEALTH.
The Martin Project to C0lOnize the
BoSque del Apache Grant--The
Seward Sanitarium.

W. H. Martin, of Chicago, who has had
much experience in Dakota colonization
enterprises, has organized the New Mex
leo Homestead company, the object of
which is to colonize the Bosque del
Apache grant, the property of Hon. S. B..
Elkins, in Socorro county.
The grant comprises 10000 acres of
Rio Grande valley lands, two and one
half miles south of San Antonio, and will
be sold to actual settlers only in tracts Of
twenty to 100 acres; to the first fifty fani-
lies locating thereon the price will be SIS
to $50 per acre, depending on location,
one-third cash and the balance in defer.
red payments at per cent interests
One provision of the contracts is thai
no saloons shall be allowed upon this
land A new town is to be laid out mid
way between Socorro and San Marciul in
one and two acre tract lots. Mr. Mar
tins headquarters are in Chicago and he
is sending out to turner's in li:oi-. rJ.a
and Michigan a valuable lot ul u-..a...ro
respecting the iruit, a-rieu,fM .d
climatic resources Of New II zjcO.
THE SEWARD sANIrAHIuM.
Dr. +. W. Seward, the well InowMlead
of the Inter-Pines homes for invalids at
Goshen, N Y, has just organized the
Chico Springs Ranch & Resort company,
and will make the Dorsey place in Colfax
county western branch of his New York
institutions.
The extensive ranch will be devoted TO
sheep raising in which business DR.. Sew
ard recovered his health in New Mexico
some sixteen years ago.
The company is incorporated under
the laws of Colorado and the officers are
President S. W. Dorsey; secretary, 7. W.
Collier; treasurer, c. c. Dorsey.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-28

CINCINNATI, Oct. 28.-The closing two
days of registration begin this morning
and the situation is discouraging to both
parties, as Ohio has this year been sighted
by the managers of the campaign, it no
longer being recognized as pivotal
state. But few speakers of national note
have come into the state, and voters of
the Buckeye state commonwealth have in
consequence been slow in registering. In
fact the indications to-day are that at the
close of the registration tomorrow even
ing, the smallest number of names ever
recorded in national campaign-com-
paratively to population-will be on the
filed lists. The candidates for secretary
of state, the office being voted on in the
state, have, however, thus far each made
strong personal canvass and will keep 1t
up to the end, Notwithstanding the exist
ing apathy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-28
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
Value of Military Lines-The Field
Telephone-W Ork in the
Southwest.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.--Gen. A. W..
Greedy, chief signal officer, in his annual
report to the secretary of war dwells at
length upon the value to the country of
the 800 miles of military telegraph lines
which have been successfully maintained
in operation during the year by the
signal corps. As an instance he cited
the use of the Fort Mckinney line during
the cattle war in Wyoming and of the
line between Forts Brown and Ringgold,
Texas, during the Garza troubles. This
latter line it is proposed to extend from
Fort Ringgold to Pena, on the Mexican
National railway. With an eye to the
demands of modern warfare, special
attention has been given to the equip
ment of field of flying telegraph trains
for army operations away from the
permanent telegraph lines of the coun-
try. The field telephone kit, wherewith
moving line can keep in communica-
ton with its brigadier or division com
mander, has been satisfactorily devel-
oped For first time since the war the
signal corps constructed field telegraph
line for the use of the Mexican boundary
commission, between Separ, N. NJ, and the
commissions camp, distance of forty
two miles. In seventeen days the COM
mand unloaded the material, erected and
maintained the line in an unfavorable
country until it was no longer required,
and dismantled and shipped it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-28

WAGNER d. LowTrzKI.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
Avl.sMsNIs

t.r,,d upst. "a faouse-J } uiia Marlows.
MISS luli, Nsrlure who comes to the
c,s.d O-era nuuse as Rosalind In "As
yoa i.las a." this evening Is an actress
Of rare merit. With youth, beauty and
glow o. magnetism she has given TO the
Shakespearean heroine new life and new
ulood. II is diffsult TO comprehend the
~ wonderful talent Of Miss Marlowe AMI
her marvellous carer when one stops to
consider that she is not yet past twenty
.onr years Of age. She Is certainly en-
titled 20 the meritorious recognition
which has been accorded her. The com
pany supporting Jnlia Msrlowe has 9
reputation OF being capable IN the ex.
treme. % the more prominent ones In
the organization are Robert Taber,
Charles b. Banford. n. A. Weaver, sr.,
Thomas l. Coleman. Giles Shine, o. M
Frspeopere, Miss Eugenia Lindemsn. Mrs.
MA pennoyer. Miss Marie Knowles
and Miss Kitty Wilson together with ]
number Of Others. Mr.. Hanford will
next year become a star upon his own re
sponsihili-y in the play Of julius Cesar
Nearly all Of those mentioned above
have at various times been prominent IN
the support Of Adelaide Nelson, MARY
Anderson. the elder Salvlni AND Booth
and Barrett
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
DIED

BOURKE.-In this city, on Sunday, March
q. James A. Bourke. aged a. years.
BUSH.-ln this city. on the ath instant.
Ellen, widow OF Charles Bush, In her oi,h
year.
DOUGHERTY.- On March p, William
Dougherty. AGED s. years.
FELL -On the 2jth instant. Lewis Fell,
aged "a years. II months and Is days,
FLINN.-At Newport. on the 26th instant, L.
Newton Finn. in his i5th year.
GALLAGHER-On March %. lSos. Thomas
Gallagher. age 4 sd years.
GRUBB-In his city. on the e6th instant
John y. Grubb. aged 20 years.
HALLCROFr.- Suddenly, on the s5th IN
stant, Joseph T. Hsllcroft, aged 80 years.
HUDSON.-On the morning Of the sIth in
slant, Elizabeth Hudson. widow OF the late
Robert M.hudson OF Philadelphia. In the a5.h
year Of her age.
IRELAND.-In this'city. SUNDAY morning
Emma j., infant daughter of J g.. and
kmma j.. Ireland. Age n months.
pARRY.-On March 81. isge. Aaron b. Parry
In the jith year OF his age-
PEARCE.-Near Elkton. Cecil county. Nd
on the 18th instant. Mar etta. wife OF Joshus
b. Pcarre. In her 65th year.
pEOpLkS.-On the cSth instant, John
Peoples, IN his 7ith yea.
SCOTT In this city. on the s6th instant
William r.. son OF Sewcll l. and Annie n
Scott. aged years and 8 months.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
mANY MAsoNs Mser.
Degrees Confsrred BY omcers Of the
Grand Chapter.

-
Grand Chapter.
special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
t3EoRaErOwE, March 29.-rhe Grand
Chapter ROYAL Arch Masons Of Delaware
visited Hope Chapter AZ q Georgetown on
Saturday last, for the purpose Of exem
pllfying the work in the Chapter degrees
Those who received the degrees during
the afternoon and evening we're d.. w
p Orr Jr.. w. J. Thoroughbred,
W. w. Vincent, G. E. Willin
and ]. h. Short Among those present
were the folio wing, all Of whom are
officers or past officers In the Grand Chap
tr. @. H. p, r. l.. Carpenter, J. L.
CLARK. p. G. d. p, J. n. price, l.. Jarvis,
r Hesrn. Messrs. Young, Hanson. Day,
johnson. Massey, R Bailey, w. Marshall
and John Book Of Wilmington. and
Harry O. Pennington. Colonel w. A.
Stephens and w. II. Wright OF Seafold
After supper, which was served st the
Eagle Hotel, the guests left here on
s,ecial train about l2 o'clock.
Because OF it's being house cleaning
time at Delaware College. the following
Georgetown students are At home: Hoyt
p Jones, Elisha Ryan and Robert Rosen-
baum.
The 3 year-old child of Farmer Elliott,
living near Georgetown, was burned 70
death on Saturday, by It's clothes catch
ing ERE from burning grass.
j. f. GrifIenberg. formerly editor Of
the Sussex Republican Of this town, but
now Of Chicago. was In Georgetown
Tuesday.
Mrs r. W. TOrbert is visiting friends
ia Laurel
Rev J. Willis Winner cf Harrington is
the guest Of w. J. McNatt.
Frank Pepper. = Georgetown Youth,
accompanied the Philadelphia recruiting
officer 10 that city on Saturday to take
the examination before entering the
regular army.
4 o MsGin. wife and child OF Phlla-
delphia. VINO have been visiting Mrs.
X B WinEafe. turned 10 their home
in tbs. city Tue .dsy morning
Mrs e. p Bsriiitr aud children have
hsen wishing rs Lynch Of Frsnktord
J1ues y. Cofia carpenter and builder
be- removed ffon 80. Si5 Shipley street
10 No sr2 Ora g' Hir O.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
The Charity BaiI.

Last season brought no greater treat
70 the Grand Opera House than THE
Charity Ball, " Belssco and reMille's beau
tiful sketch Of New York life. The
second and last performances Of the piece
will be given here on Saturday night Of
this week bv company that Is said TO
give an even better performance than
that Of last year. 'The Charity Bali Is
filed with charming scenes. aud the
laughs n egnate with the tears. Toe
touches Of nature are exquisite, the
situations cieverly conceived and most
effec lively carried nut. II Is one OF the
most beautiful pictures Of beautiful
home life ever put on the stage. and Il
appeals TO every heart through the purity
OF its sentiment and its good mora
effeat
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
o.ntlemrn N. hlre.

Dry, feveiish or irrtated skin, Chaps,
Chafes, Roughness. By one application
Of the elegant toilet requisite
LEAURRLLE ON BALM, instantly smoothed
and healed and the skin At once made
plia5le. Unlike any other preparation IL
dries in quickly. obviatiug necessity Of
washing II of OF covering IL up. The de
sired effect Is instantaneous. Does not
grease nor soil anything, pure, clean
colorless, harmless SOC. and $LOO at
Druggists. Large size prepaid by express
for Al CO.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
mARHIHD.

BEARD-KERR.-On March %. by Rev
". Hummel Berghaus, rector OF Calvary
Church, at his residence, No. go Madison
street. William Wesley Beard and Minnie
Kerr. both Of this city.
BONNEY-STARR.-O Friday. March -
1872, by the r. b Cook, ID. d.. Charles +
Bonney. Jr, and Miss Nellie q Starr.
GRAY-REGISrER.-At Mt. Salem rarson.
tray and Mary Register. both OF this city.
MIrCHELL-FLTNN Al the City Hall. on
the 18th instant, by Mayor :. j. Wiley
stephen II. Mitchell and Ella y. Finn.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
lTEMo cF INTeNEaT

HELEN HYLKR--"fou can't 60 now
and leave me with this blazing open fire
shall have to cit here alone until Il
turns out" Jack Lever-"All right, III
atay a little longer. lAfter pause
All, Miss Hyler; don't you think ia
better put another log onf"--Press.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

Muddy compilations cleared, smoothed.
frightened by LEAURELLR OIL BALM.
Delightful eifsc, Those only who use IL
can appreciate its virtues. Banishef
Pimples. Blotches. Redness. Coarseness.
Freckles, Wrinkles. SOC aud 81 90 al
Druggists. Large size prepaid by express
500 E. S. Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

Public sale of Watches and Diamonds.
]. q. Ayars, No. 800 Market street
viii sell at public sale his entire stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jeweiry and
Silverware. Positive sals every evening
this week and. to accommodate ladies, on
Saturday afternoon. The real estate and
dxtures for sale
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

FKATHRsroSE-"Wbat are you doing
for living now. UncleY' Uncle Ebony
''Is gone INTO de dry goods business, sab. d
featherstone-''What are you. a floor.
walkerf Uncle Ebony with great
dignity)-"No. sab. rse floor cleaner.
Cloak Review.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
FELLOW CITIZENS

We have permanently closed our Washing
ton Branch store and discontinued the sale of
Chdren's Clothing at our Baltimore headquarters.
We give YOU this information because there is
great deal in the result of the facts that concern
you. About twenty big cases containing fine
clothing of Hamburgers make have arrived in
Wilmington The goods are now Systematically
arranged upon special counters at our store. The
stock represents all surplus Children's Clothing of
every description from our Washington store and
about SIX HUNDRED Suits of Children's
Clothing from Baltimore There will be a regu-
lar JUBILEE" of low prices at Hamburgers
this week, and we tell you right now. it'll be
greatly to your interest to TAKE IN" the
JUBILEE" as soon as possible First come
first served Take the hint and be among the
first
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
Fhe.Grlp

Leaves It's victims very weak and debili.
tated. hoods Sarsaparilla is Just what
is needed to restore the strength and
vigor so much desired and to expel all
poison from the blood.
HooD's PILLS cure Sick Headache.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

One application Of Rough on Corns,
liquid. gives instant relief; two will ef-
feet permanent cure, and two or three
applications eradicstes hard corns. loo,
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

There - where disease first strikes
disease Is In the air. Wells Health Re
newer goes direct TO the weak spots
Strengthen these spots before it's toe
ste 81 90 Druggist
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

The orders IN our
NIP custom department
1T are coming in nice
-. - ly; everyone ap-
UP. pears to be pleased
with our selection
of Spring Materials and
the very reasonable prices
at which they are selling.
We can easily increase our
facilities for getting out
the orders and would be
glad to have your meas.
ure for an outfit or part of
one. Handsome mixed
cheviot black or blue
cheviot or serge suits, clay
diagonal coat and vests
LOT S2o, new styles of
trousers for SIS. Well
made, trimmed and guar
anteed to ht, and we don't
want you to take them
unless they do. Come in
and look through while
the styles are all here.
Open evenings until 9.
]. 7. MulIin & Son,
TailOra. 9Th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
E S. Wells. Jersey City.
A sOFr CORN

New crop fancy n o. molasses, BOyle's
WELLS HEALTH BENEwER cures Sexual
weakness
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

NEW BoARDER-"Wher Is your
mother. Bubbyf She said she was going
70 show me a room Bubby-"Mom
viii be here soon. She's up In that room
now a-Wsrmin' the theImomster: ~ 6ood
News
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
Ooarse or shallow skin.

Rough on cOrns. sAlve and PlAstsri. Tin
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
w. q. ID. r. Z.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmeu. No. oil Market st.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
YOU WILL

w VIII
Wait many, many days before you'll have another
opportunity to equal this chance we now give you
to buy FINE AND STYLISHLY MADE
CHILDRENS CLOTHES at our present in
significant prices Let US cite few examples,
illustrating our BIG DISCOUNTS on prices of
Childrens Suits:
Suits worth So Can be bought for $5.34
Suits worth SIS can be bought for 1894
Suits worth So can be bought for $500
Hundreds of medium weight suls among EN-.
Just the thing for early Spring wear. Scores
upon scores of neat and nobby designs in paids,
stripes, checks and fancy mixtures correct in
style, fit, workmanship and finish
Bring the youngsters to HAMBURGERS
this week. Don't miss the opportunity. You
CAN'T afford to miss it. We shall sell JUVEN.
LIE SUITS at 3315 per cent less than regular
marked prices
Evening journal., 1892-03-30
Ever, BODY mas Some waak spot

RoUon on TooTnAcns gives Instant relief.
Evening journal., 1892-03-30

James J. Cofia carpenter and builder
hss removed ffon 80. Si5 Shipley street
10 SO. sl2 praI r' airr 3.
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germildte telesrapbtide sepeld,sn

- Die trlte lluitarler- -GemelHGe in 8IoH.
ceiter, gtaii., feierte geitsrn ben $50. Sab
restag ibrer 9riin0ung. Sic 9emelnoe
bate lelt l642 nnr l6 Paiioren, unO ibre
Sr6e mar i'll 1916 0iterS Das 3isl britt.
i1rr 9riesSid)ifie.
- 2Soobullle, eiH iiber elmer alteH Sobs
len;e1e erbautes 9rubeuoort nabe Sadion,
Rid. ipirb burd) cine Seutuu9 Der gro.
oberfiadJe nit 3eril0run9 bebrobt.
Der ieluer l3elt 10 bdufa ertudbnte
rGuroifi'ide Nieie," nit weldlem i'll 1871
betauutli6 eln 10 risfgcr Shminoel getrle
ben purbt, unb melter lett 20 Sahren inter
eiuenl yeihltall III Suoepeuoence, Soma, be-
9rab.n lpar, 1T uon ben Girtusleuten Bruce
Z. Val6win uno y. s. Cummings mie0er
ausgegraben woreen unb lou lest iur S1au
geieat peroeH.
Die l6.labri9e Giiie GaSca6eu 1T i'll
philadelphia al Sranoluunoeu geltorben,
be iie eurd) SaS llmftirSeu zines @aiOliu.
SfenS ellitt. Sic mar cine Sdueiter oeS
iugenolideH GiHbreters Nobi. S. &aScas
ben, meldler ben Yolijliten elmer Sin0lag
ermorbete uHo CUR .3eit ieiutm EroSehe eHt'
9egeu fiebt.
= Srant ..Wc9enna, altefer Sohn be,
Gr.NIapOrsEDicaenna pou Song Brand
N..S., wuroe bort 9elegentlidl eiues Strau0.
babes pom SoEnenltid) setroiitH uuO 9tng
uuter. Seiu liiu9erer Sruoer bradlte iBu
ans 2anb, allein Der llu9liidlide ltarb 9leld]
na1ber III ben armen leiues 8ruoer5 an
Stsanoe.
%. 6. 8osers, Elm Gtenwaar.nbaHo.
Ter uHo Stabtclert psu 8olper, Stlaboma,
uel6er I'M lesteu Sauuar ploBlid per.
idmaub, ift in Der yiabe pom Seauer, S..E.,
als 2elfe seiunben luorbeu. Auc umitdHle
oeuten auf eueu 8aubmoro.
- 9leier Gage muroeu Giienbabnbiaete
i'm g8ertbe BON ca. $1,000 aus benz Yurenu
oes Siletasenten Der pDiihigauer Central.
Sabn" ~ @bebopgau, Diif., geiichleu, uno
uiele oerebeu iin6 leitbsm i'll Chicago Der.
fault woroen. 0iau bat nod teine Spnr
uon benz Oieb.
- Sn gaucaiier, 3D.. feuerte SEQ. Sits
teras, elm an9eiteater peS oortigen GOuHtp'
Solpltals, an Samiags auf @tarp
iSlowers, bic Sotlu lener Anftalt, neil pies
leIbe ieIne Seirathsautrdge abgepeien hattie.
Slldlid)er S8elie praute bic augel on Der
Stnaue eineS uoH benz Srauenslmmer &c.
tra9eueu Girtels ab, ohHe S1aoen an;u'
rihteu. Sltteras entilol.
-@bas. Seamau, Daniel Barter uu0
Surman 0ianuing, lrelhe fi6 am Samitag
III Ntlaulic-&itp. R.sS., pahreno elneS
Sturmes auf's Wieer pagteu, errauten in
6olge bes Seuterus ihrts Sootes. Die
eeideu Seamau's uuo Manuius's iiuo aui.
9efunoeu.
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SermffdbteS pont britifdlen Sn,erreftbe.

QonOoH, p. glu9ult. - Seit lduaere,
i3eit mar Srpidlen Deu Stneioer1ejeaer
Gnglanb's uno ibren BriusipaIen ein Streit
iiber bic Se6ahlung BON Stldarbeit III Der
S1webe. Gin Strite murbe BON ben Sc.
ieaen angebrobt, auein Die Meiter fameu
ihuen beute burd] einen 2odout supor. 55,=
600 GdneiSergsleqen iino arbeitslos.
an Der gemaufraBe Ben.Statiou Der y@reet
rns@ilenbabn" collibirte cine Qotomo.
tipe nit einem Yerionen;ua, pober so Yer,
lonen Serlebun9en erlitten.
Der au5ihuB Der 0ielbouruer Qftion6re
Der pWlercantlle 8ant Of auitralia" berd=
tet, baB Die 9ebatte ganf bereits lett 1889
inloluent mar. IS uuroe ferner ermittelt,
baB Cir 0latthep 9apies, Der SoriiseuSe
beS SaHfsStreftoriums, perld)ieoenenlluter.
nebmnn9eH, bel oenen er betbeiIiqt mar,
aus ben Diitteln Der Sant Oarlehen aes
ludbrte, nobel bic Summe bon SOC, 900
Gto. Sterlin9 perloren sins. Babriteln.
litl iperoen Die Ittioudre iiir einen 6eblbes
tra9 BON 475 Ytb. Sterliug auffommen
miifieu. Dlan iprldt BON ser @inleituna
zines @riminaloerfabreus gegeu Die Dfits
alieoer bes 2ireftoriums Der periradlten
Sanf.
Cur Sheilnabme an einem Snbtquatious.
protete bat DER rllberal-rabifale 8erein bon
gfortbampton" Die anoeren raoiialen Ser.
cine eingelaoeu, bu iein sripdblter Sertret.r
im unterbaus, 9r. 4abouflere, uon Der So
nigin ais Dfitglieo bes neueu Winliteriums
nid]t acceptirt lpuree.
Die SDnigin bat oem Cir 9uon Blapfair
uuo Srn. agrtl Slower, Dtitglleo 6es In.
terbaules fir bic pierte Oiplton pom 8eb.
fOrbbTe, ben GiteI uon Beers .uerliebeu.
Cir 9pou Blapfair uno Gemabliu reileu
am ndhffen Dfittmod) mad ben Ser. Gtaa.
ten ab. Die iesise Gemablin beiIeIbeu 1T
oas frihere SRI. @bitb 8ufiea bon Soiton,
Uia1., bic CT 1876 in britter gbe beiratbets.
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@teoer elm Giicnbabnra,tb. .

gSi6ita, S.. 81. 9uguIt. = Sier
mastirte Mduuer bieIteu in oer uerguugenen
gtadt uabe Iusuftu, 8gtler.@ouutp, einen
nm Ill llbr Abeuos uOu bier abgegan9enen
Berioueusug Der uSt. QOuis s..San 6rau.
CISCO. Sabn" an.
Sie befolsttn Die iblite MetboSs Der
Giienbubnrduber, iupem ite iber Den Gen.
Der allf bic Qcfonutiue tletterten uub ben
gotomOtiuiiibrer iluangeu, ben GrpreBwaa.
aOn pom 8eite Oes 3ugeS lOSiutOppeln unO
nit Oemielben cine Dteile melt uOraus Su
fahreu.
Sie spaugen Den i'm GrpreBwussou ein.
geidluieuen grpreBbOten Sbift burdl meb.
rere Sdiiiie, Die iie burd Die 2bireu teuer.
ten, bieie Su 0fiueu, uno nabmeu Is bis 20
@elSpadete aus Der Spinoe, mOraut iie uns
bebinpert baS 99elte lubten. DIE Raiiagiere
purOen uidt belditigt uno muBten giiAts
bon oem aauieu 8Oriaa, bis Aues pOriiber
mar. gs perlautet, OaB Die 2bater 6urmer
aus Der llmgebuug BON 0onslas, Butler.
Qouutg, lparen.
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getp gprter Iad,rid,fett

Gem.9Ort, %. ausufi.-0er S6pere
Sarl arellon, @ertliibrer IN Der Sammonp'.
ideu Sppepriter- Sabrif, peIber aus Stunt
mer iiber ben unIan9It srfolsten SOB isines
fltineu SohneS iGwermltbis aeworoen mar,
nabm gesen llhr beute friib in ieiner
ssobnuns an Der Of.56. STuBe, nadpsm
er ieiuer 6rau seIagt bate, sr'iueroe SelbIt.
moro begt6eH, Silt Elm uuo brad Dann mad
benz Sluie ami, nm fit biuein su ftiirs.u.
Seiue gum SOB erid|rodeue Satin liet ibm
III ihrem Nahtgemanbe ua4, um ibn oauon
absubalten, aaeln che iie tbu etnbolen
fonute, brad er ploblidl IN unmittelbarer
9dhe Der gSerite tobt suiammen. Der Sur.
fad ueruriadte srOBe Auiresuus inter ben
Sefpobneru Der 9iadbari6aft.
- Inter ben peutisen 8eiudern i'm re.
publitauii4en 3auptquartier befauo ii6
@ouuerneur WicSlnl.p pou Ohio. 6eute
Gbeuo reiit er na4 SrattleborO', Yt., ab.
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9luS Wcrjfns

Stabt Ttrlfu, 81. Gnsuf. @inem
Seridr aus Salabef i'm Staate SOnOra SH'
iol9e fielen bort m1brenD zines tiir;liden
Sturmes cine sruBe auSabl cret 3ou lan9er
Hiid)e, iomie uiele fleiue Belitane Su So
ben, Obgleit es sur 3eit nid)t regnete. 9n
Ma;atIau wurbe nm DIE nGmIidIe 5elt Der
Sooen nit tleuen geilIgeIten ameljen be-
oedt.
Sn Souala teuterte ON lesteu 6reita9e
cine 8ampibarfaiie Oes 3ouamtes, II. Srci
Sauileute, iople ell 3ellmddlter ertrauten.
-9eute miro bier Der Subrestag Der Niars
terGuaubtemoc' NsS lsgteH aBteteutailerS,
geteiert. Rsoen mur0en IN ipanllfer Spra=
DE iowobl, pie in Der aeteteuiprudle Oor
Der Statue beS uu9lIdli6en giOnarden 9e=
balten. GrGhosnt 0ia; nabm oil Der Spite
eiuer grOBeu Abtbeilung YRlIitdr anthell an
ben @eremonie'H, Iueld)en aud cine uHge.
beuere %eriammluug SiIraer beimohnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-08-23
0etusYprfcr IaGrt6ten.

New,Yorf, 81. auguit. - George q.
Sater, ein i'll yir. 224O, ytOrD. Is. SraBe,
philadelphia, wohueuOer 8aHtbote, muroe
beute inl Combs Goliieiserif)t iue9en Siga.
nlie oem @sri6tSueriuhren iiberiuieien. Als
8lG9eriu trat 9iaOele Spmes, Die speitc
SSrau, auf petde Safer im Niai 1884 bel.
ratbste. Sic erfuhr tiirSli6, puB er nod
cine 6rau in 6latbuib, SIS, bate uuo
Ieitete barauihiu gtridtIlhe SHritte EN-.
gafer CAB Die Swei 6eiratben Su, ertldrte
itood, er babe 9ebOrt, oaB lelue eriIe 6rau
cine SteiDung erpirtt bate.
- Inter pen Yaiaqiereu bss beute bier
angetommeneu 9ampterS pYa Sretagne"
befauo iid Der ueue ipauiife @eanote
Scnor 9upng De 2Om.r Hebit SraI unp
Suet SinOern.
- @ouuerneur McSiuIep BON Sbio fam
beute bier al unS itleg I'M u@iuSior.0Otel"
ab.
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Die n0ntbiasrttter.n

&anias ss&itp, 0io., 81. Nuguf. =
&eses 9ebeu herri0t idOH beute im Sam
@eorge .. Shalu," no Der unfOrmlrte RluC
Der pYptbIasritter" iein JabreSlaser abbal
ten miro. Serihiepeut Gpmpa asnle'n, BE
gimsutsy unO Sri9aOeu langtsu wahrenl
oeS Cages oil uno beio9eu Die ibnen be-
itimmtsu Quartiere.
Die peribieosueu Heaimeuter Der Dtii
iouri'er Brigade tuugirteH ais GstCste ill
eie Saite mo batten pen ganSeu Gag uOG
auf III tbuu. Girta $4,000 6remOen ba
ruuter $500 0tltsIIeoer Der organization
lau9teH beute bier uu. Die StraBsnidnlIt
fIua III idlon beinahe poQenbet.