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StaStNablen int 2@eiten rnS Rpro=
,reucn.

Chicago, 3. 2lpril. - Cine lleter.
iidt Der 8erd)te b:5u9if Der geIern i'll
NtidllgaR, Sbio, SnOtana, SQinols, Soma,
&au'aS uHO 9toro 9atOta abgebaltcntn
Staonuahlen erglebt, Bag es iidj BET ben
nleiten Derislb.u auSihlieBlib um gofal.
fragcn banOelte, OaB inoeiieH III iait allen
StdDteu, III meltcn politife 6rageu in BE-
rad)t fameu, Die Jtepublitaner iie9teu. SIN
Angsmelueu jeOotl wureu Die ; 2emoiraten
eriOlgreidb uno erbl.lteu gr0Berc NtaiOr.
tQtell, ulS Die Hspublltaner. 2aS Traucn.
uotum i'll Sauias mar Elm ehr leihtes.
omaha, 9iebr., 3. 2pr,l.-Qis hcutiQe
Staotpahl mar III 6Olge etncr SpaltunQ
inter ben 9emofrateu cine h0tIt auireQeupe,
uno es ereigueteu lid oerldieoene Gonflitts.
3pei oemotrauid)e Sidet8 uuo Gin republic
tauljfeS maren I'M Sel0e. 0iau iiirdjtet,
oaB es ipdt abenOs 5u beoentllteu 9fuhe=
it0ruHgen fommeu mlro, iobalO oaS Jeiultat
augetinOigt iii nRo Die 9Sirtbi1aiteu weOer
ge0THet peroen.
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NL0 ~ ~
1uen.

SOpIlpcb 1T bnSjcriae 2ciNcr, it6er bn8 man
lcutmtagc mobl am 0iteFtcu flagcn hort nNO
geaeu oa5 Die mGjlfcu log. NuuSmittcl 0uQre
ipeuoet mcrbcu. ,in oCI hdITgltcu ,Sdllcu liUo
eS abCr oIe Hurid}tilcu Ilittcl, neil IQlt ale
IiCn'tlclI iibcr hic 9}dtur uuo oCu lriprrrB
oc5 YeoenS in lluflarcn iuo. llno oOdl lit
oIcganje Sudle hDdit cnioh. (SnuCuu Eiilcu
inter iehn ritbrt ouS SOpnucb bon ciucul pcrs
6orbcucn NtOgCu un0 baOurd gclt0rtcm @lut'
trCiSl0uf inter 2lu0rnug RES Hlutc5 uNdl ocu
Sop1 bcr. Nic 2lCrite babeH bCahQlb and rclI
Jtamcn gartdCS D. +. YtaqCutopfueb baiiir
erlunoGn. 9uiltlbe tritt III ucridie0GuCu NOrs
men Guf; m0ndjnral QlS bnnlpicr, arf Der
StirlI ooCr ocm Ioroerhoupt lHitcuoCr 9ruG,
alS ltedcnOcS, glCidIlam bohrcnOe5 SdTCr;s
gctiibl, alS ell GCfiihl 0C9 &cuOmmCuleiu5, ais
6lopfCn Der 4ulSaoCrH al 0CH SdllGlcll, lu0;n
Hd) bduIlg falte EiiBe ltlo OllgCmcine lluluit
gCCllen. 9tamcutltd) OicitS lCttere fenI;eld)eu
III untriiglidl. 9ilm FAINT aber tcinc RruNfbCit,
teiu llluoblicin Nriinolid) tllrirt merbell, meun
Ole SChanolnug lld) nld)t AMI Die g0ur;cl Der
icbCn CrlHCdt, 0n5 bciBt i'll oicicm jSallc, iuelu
l1iflt Ser rCroorbCuc ootr iiberlaoCue N}agcu,
ais OCnl ba5 HoyimCb IOmmt, regu!jrt mn i'll
QciluOCn 3uGu0 uCr'crt lutV0. 3lG 0icicm
3lucf 0ibt ca fem beilumcrcS, ;utrdgljdlCrcs
uUo Der allgcmCiHtu G'Cluuobeit bcllcr 0ugc'
po6te5 Nhttcl, ais Die ct. Tcruar0 &rduters
BillCu, 10 bCuaunt uad) Dem luoblthdtigeu gcrua
barOiuer SrbCll, oclcu DiitqieOCr ild) 10 groBe
&rOiCnite I'M Die 9lr5enei= lnO SrGuterruuOe
erluorbeu babcu. Sic Niucu iulO bon Den 'front.'
mer Scrnhoroirer W6nd)en Crilluheu nlo inb
aus ben piiriigiten mn bciItrdltiqlten Al2eu.
frdutCru ;lIiamucngrlcEt. Sbre gSirfMlg III
cine milo lUlenOc mo er!uCitenoc, butretuts
geube uuo ben SluttretHlauT btiOrocrIbe: 2(lE
id)oppuugcu ccS &iuts i'll Den &cueu peridmi,Es
Den beim @Cbrauh bcrltlbcu mo bamit bort
Der 9rud AMI ole &ntgcidBe bes Gabiru8 auf
peld,er Die 0irCttc llr0dlc bcS ol5 &ophucb
bctanEtcn yciOcu5 lit. Cine 9Oiio ct. &crs
naro Srdutcr EllCu miro 6Cnnladl oaiic5t
iofort lIHotrn mo uG.l tnr}er 3ctt uo0ltduoig
ilrireu. Sic lNGc iJno l.jr 25 GCut5 i'll Je0er
gutcu 2(pot9ctc, long uol& 9icultdotCr i &c.,
q. >. Boy 24I6, 3tcO 2OrI, Su bejtibcu.
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Nr. S3.
81 (1lOv60o Q

ltcber 0tolaya uu0 mo!nria,arti1e 9rarfs
hciteu flno pou NGlchrtru ihou Qan;c 9jblioz
thcten gclGricbtH wOrNcu. gSic nett Die 2terlts
audl lollt III lhr,N Hiudtcu poT eiuanoer abs
meldlrll nlo9tlI 00rW iilWmsu ne alle iiberetu,
oaB DER Ste Ger Nialarid i'm @lut III uUo Rag
lIe nonleNtttt olc Iti!i Nuarelrt. Dta!arll
fafll uoerou portommcN, 1lloet ildl aher rcJtl'
maBlg III 1cIdtct. ttcf Gc!egencn Yanorritcu
nr1o GtgeuoCu nit ltwCrcTI &pOeu. ISm u0r0z
lIden europa II; itc lueu;gCr ocrbrcitet, unl 10
hGur9er toIuut rc III 9torO,, Mjttclz uuS Glib
aNer,ta nor, nUmsEttcl in iolfe1 G'Cgeuoeu,
Die clu tcuhtDaymc8 <nta hdNQt NIB nod
utdt langc urbar Qcnadt mnrocu ltuo. NtGId,
ria 1T ttIuc 0Htlituoe SrQGIhelt i'm laIl0a
Idufgtn SIEuc 0.S gSoytcS mo idtit IN
GegcnOclt, NO ie ichr bGuijg cuocmjid) -
bcrrld)t, tanu man ildI ourh ueruinitjqc IlbtIlSs
luctIe Huo ciulqc G'tluu0hejtSsl liQMcotlu oQpor
ititten. 2obtr Gch0reu uor Iucm 0}dfigtcit
in GncI ltllo Grlutell, &crueiouNg bGS Gin.
othmcn8 tlblcr ieUd}ter 9fGt)tluit lIIo allcr mte
INNER qeartcteN }ln5ld'retuugCr. QSelcutltdl
fir Die GrholtUug Der Gciunobcit 1T cine gcrts
gclte NcroauuGa ltuN buNurh bc0iugtc uuJc.
fcumte differentiation, 'ouie id)euni8c 9lbs
tuhr allerpermCld}tcu raJ UrlborbIicu S,Qfte
ans ocnt S0rQr. Sdlou 0aS bel aGcu malaria.
artigeu RrantbcttCu i;tJ bcmcrtbar nIOd)Ctoc
~N'INAlASkAAN4b ~ -AN4NE lNc ~ lNL lllNll lNki
Ndllen in WIliUCrhdrtuul au5drtct, benefit,
bnB Aef0rtcr &lutfrciSllui sic Nduptqucllr orr
N0lthejt it, I'M uun ocu &rCiSlaui ledt
uno irci ;u noChcu uIio 6cu urmtauul III itcter
crlpricbltcr Eb0tigtcit Ill crbaltcE, Aibt cs tctu
bcferCs 0tttrei ais bic ans oCu bciltrditigitcu
Gcmiirijgiteu %llpcutrdutcrI iubsrcitCtCu ~.
Bernard &rdutcr %iUcu, bic a % Gcut5 To-,
y. Hcuitdotcr ( 60, Wor 24l6, 9iep Y)Ort,
lolpte III iCocr gutcn }potbctt III hoben iilto,
nno mcId,e jc6Cr ioraiUmc 0ousuotcr oocr
ycjtcr elmer GrijCbuugSouitalt itcts i'll Naue
baban ioItc, I'M ic ioiovt bem EaticutCu
StOruna bc5 &uttrei@lauf5 ciufcieu olltell.
9te Hllcn ipirteu l0ltuo uuo blutrciujgCuo
uuo euticrucn oaa DillorioQiit ans Dem &Grpcr,
obHs oenelbCu ;U ibmGtcu; ans bjciem
@runOe itno iie icocr NOuitJtutiou. lelbit eiucr
GIrdl l0nae Graufhcit iarriitteteu. autrGQlidl.
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saul. Eetfu9.
@eiamultbctraa Der @crtiz
iltGte am 81. ScS. 1891
IN Den Ser. Staaten in
araft. ft..............2 29,1O4 s192, ,612 10000
Seiablte gnpride in ben
9cr. Stuuten i'm Sabre
1891; baar heiabIt -. 1883 154, ,S6S.97
GeiGmmtbetras uHbeSubls
ter 2lnprit1e in Den Ser.
Staatc1 am 81. Sejbr.
1891. 800 d1,557S1
W9arHIeuoer Seid,Git:
Geidmmt6etrd9 in Uidrnz
lnnb in S91 aus9tItel=
ter Sertift'ate. e.......... 400 2,957,500,00
gelammtbetra9 Der Gert=
fit0tc am 81. SeSembcr
1891 in Wiarpiano in
Graft. 339 2,3S9, 500. 90
SR WGrOIdnb in S91 be-
SaIlte glnipriite; baar
heSGbIt. t............... o3 1882. 81
unbc,ablte 2lnipriide in
Ndrp!Gnb an 81. SeS.
1891 Seirs
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Terll9ernnes=W =Wnsweiie.
9urd, Oas Yeriidlerunss. separtrmcn,.

WusWeiS iiter beu Stano Der c9referrcb
Wtutual Observation-Disclosures bon gteps
g)ort, N.z9).," an 81. 2eSelnber 1891.
Snthabcm, 81. Sesembcr 1891:
S9ar=0utbaben (oauptbudlz sjildESen Der
I9eHteH S2037.27J Observation-Disclosures SOL, ,1O5.S9
SauleHoe gnibaben flltg pon Oiit9Iies
berH S11G1OOl .... ..............119 O4.21
G,eommt=Cutbab,n. s170,21O.16
Standardization. 81. Sci. 1891:
i'm SorGus um9elegte sefments. S4,S5O.OO
nid1t idlia Cgir ',>,'. .,........ 14,5OO.Oo
iduiq or. 2S5). 14,O57.s1
Sterbe9eio o=2tnipriide an9sfotter (gtr.4) l3OuOOO
gen bic Gompaanie. nie.........'......9.. 995037
Gsammt= =Ssrbinoitfstes. 1900 -s56, ,367.1S
Stntomnen inn Sabre 1891:
llsofaIt5zS SebIbreH.. O,OS9.I0
Nicbment5 ........... .............. 295, ,260.50
Aus allen a1oereu SuelcR. ............ 1925
9eldmmtz tz5abreszgiHtomulen. $685., 1865 .45
MMeaabeu int sSabre 1891:
6ilr eSerIiite nno GEipriide, Die eiH9e= . o,>
nUtlepeH sol paoo.oo
entitdoisHngs anipriite iuie siHses 400 49,
ltrlebcH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 123 ,46S9I
Gommiiiionen mnb eebibren BON gsenten
ober geantcn SuridsebaIten oocr benz
lelbcH teSablt. t...G................--.- 23,355.OO
Saidre uKo Geetoiter pon NacHten.. 6,1O259
eScbiibren Der nnteruhun9sz z2lertc..... 13,940.09
S0lGre unS anoere Sereutunaeu Don Be-
alnten uno Gerts. 122.14967
Ellie anbercH Yoiler Observation-Disclosures. 1,22115
Geldmnlt= guSqabeH I'M Sabre. SS21 ,64547
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bibidem un0 fQltem SSieberl

Raowan's Rcapn ReIicf III eiH itcberc5 9sitz,
t,rr 5rsbfr, Nlrr bnf man iir 80 Gents Elm 6eii.
mtttcl, oa5 bitic %eioeH uRbcoiEst tuGtrG uHo oen
UicHibeH ii StaHo iegttu Der .IWHhen6 6ieb,r9egtEo
ge9.H A1Idle gcDlgDHet 81 ttteH. Us III 6tsI, els
ole 2esioE 6IebrmlttSI, GblEir, 9dlcEabidbrsHz
ben VUtt:lH Il. ~. IS bat 30uis7osu SttIuug acs
byatt. 8DaHsl9 lropeE bis H eiHem lheeloiisl oon,
in tiHsm 6aS 29disr a!eitb nab Dem SegldiieR oe5
gettt5 am Niorgeu eiHgeHouImeH, iluBeH oG5 ]us
item os3sH gnjue Cine so Gents iflai1, turrt cine
gcES, famllis, uHo IS btibt noh otHu9 Ibyig, I'm
StmsyyeH Ico;I NJt, Die Sle II 55olge sEs5 uRial5
rotr :Irsr RIaEtbtit b:Gleu mOgtH, 50 6eieliaeA
80 6cntc Die fl9iae. Su apuibtteu s.,
babeu.
sE-QlaE gehe iiter. oaB man aJlaanao's" 6,tommt!
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@eiammte @irHabmer........
@ei1mmte Aus abeH........
"a Alb am 81. ScSember 1891
in ben Ser. Stuaten in Sroft be:
itHoltte GoIiceH..............
~ iuGbreHO be$ Sdhres 1891
in Diarulano aus9ciisllte EoIireH.
9lnf odsOiarpldnber&'eitllft IN 1891
empTanaeHe 8rlmieH. H...........
Jn DtdrpIaho in 1891 beSablte Ser:
lu'te 80. Observation-Disclosures.
x5n ytorpIano in 1891 erlittt1e Ser
LUTTE.
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&aane..
NG1MeI

Eane. %aHe!
Ir Reiie i'm Guslaroc bcior9t i1rerbaIb 2f Stunosa
tu beoeuteao berdbgeiegtem Pree
&ouar0 Haiue,
&ts 9GItiwOrei,rase uab gpit>Sifice> 4vtaIs.
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Z. i. j.
9aQDmoD'3
J}eaOD ]}c(iet.

S9ier sails, Grfdlttt,,G, Sttitc;ts
9mngeus, 9uftr6srcnaffs ttno asta
eerc @ntSiinomaseu, SlntamorGnG,
Grippe, gltbmtwnasbeTGlecroct. tuers
oelt ecDeilt, nno iDmsn coracbruGt.
Gts GiHreiburg ocs rRcaon ReItei" Gui ben sors
pertbel ODER oIe lltc, o1S cbcI ooer Der hWtri
DorbanoeH lit, uro Gr,etternHg uHo 29obIleIE per'
id,aiien.
Wooman's RenOn Rr!iei it oa; siHSisc nam1
hate Udttel, oa5 >ghmer!e1 GU9eH6IItl1 beIIt. "
ilrocrt oiort uHo bsIIt bGh
Jtdrumatisma6, Stcnralgie,
9enben9ld)t, 9erItanhnH3eH:
SopImeh, Gue,'hurgtu,
3abuitJmerH SomersbGiu9teit Don
Srauomuuoen, Vtu5telN,
SiiinUch, observation-disclosures Jflidcrs,
@rur= ooer 8lte0erltlmerieu.
Gs spar oa5 erftc ttno tit onS ein5fee
SGmer5en- Sei(utittef,
,u,Ides bic mortcruor,H Stnerscu ofort Tint. gats
5HouE9en lnocrt mo GOH1siliontH bcilt, CD lie MIN
in Der guHge Dem UiCaeE, otn GIH9eipttocH poeG os
itIgtH 8rueH oosr SrgGEeH lIao.
jHHcrlicb fUriyt Elm 5albcr bis Su t,rem qGTJe1
&besiofieI Doa IN etEem EGlbeH Gioie lGGiier II
UeHIgen DliEuttE 9TGmpit. UidseHiaure, UebcIftit,
SrbreheH, SoobrsHHeH, Jteroontlt, Sclafloii3ieit,
Uhgrane, 2iaryboe, 30lL 9lalIHgeH IEo ale nEtIz
tdeH SdMeT5eE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
Staat WarSIano,

Staat WarSInuo,
9lhetnrani= Cepartcmfnt,
Sommih1re=3ureau,
Wuuapolis, ben l. 0idrs 1892.
Sr GenIBbstt DeS Gjeieebute5 oiientiter au9ez
metHer @5eiete beteini9e l biermt, baE Soritebeu=
oeS eln mGbrbeiSsetreIer ausSus aus benz ahusmeiie
Der "WrefcrreO mutual &cciocut .tffocia=
tton pom Tep Durf" bis sum 81. DECEMBER
1891, uie FL in oieem Siireau eiH9sreitt porocE it,
Z. SrcD. IS. Salbott,
(7S,S4, ,9O) Niisfiran;= IS omuiIiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
0uthabcit:

1891.
8utbabcn:
gScrtb oes BON Der G'eiclidaft oecioz
neteH G'runoeigeHtbums, abSu9llt
Der oarauI b0IteEoeH yaiten 81 ,6S7 $50. AZ
SorlebeH auf SbligutioHen uno Spz
potbeteH Observation-Disclosures. 6,413.1
Sfietten unb Sblisdttoreu, abiolut
pom Der Geitlitat 9eei9Het
(giarttpertb) .......' .......... 3,711, ,9O1. 50
Setras aaer SarIeben (6ppotbcten
auSgcnonmen) ,burd Giietten. Sbz
llsdtioneH uHo aRbere Siherbelten
iir bon Der @eielitait tbatddIlld
ge!iehene Geloer 9eiibert.. 49,. 391 ,95S.42
Udltge uHo onf9eIoUic1e SiRieH All
Sifctten, SblisatloHeH uno anosre
Siderheiten .................. 1882. .55
Saar imSuuptbiredu oerCYcIellitait,
Der S'eiellir0It acboreHp uno in Der
Sont6cponirt ...::............ 1868, $50. .Os
Sdli9e mo i'm GinSeben teerifiene
SramieH llno ole auf9cldotcnen
FrimicH. abSigli6 oarGIf rubeHz
Der Saen.... ................... 400, 169 25
glle GHoereE Gutbaben, in Dem Be-
ridte in oieiem 1reGu na9er ar=
9eseben ................ s,427. so
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Ser 9eutiMe Gorreiponoenf,


e. Naine, Gigertbamer ano 5teSaftear,
Glhneit=Gde Saltimcre:StraBe uEo YpiisS SfFcesAoe.
grets oes fa9itd,em States, burd ardeer in Sats
nmore uno in Der 9fddbaritaft teiorst, 12ls @ts.
faslidIe unb 2puufa 60 =@ussabc Is Gts pro
xode,Sabbor poteHtIi Gn Die Gas Slatt beiorsenben
Graser.faalid, Kebit SemRtaas Mus eabe unter
Sett i'm SerbdltuiB; iir bic ,pDd,entld,s MuS a9be
mt Scnntassbatt, rortoirei, NIT gbsus tiir GIubA
$15O pro 9abr, nau trseno einem Srte bes SnloHs
pes, 81 nod europa. Soaute a s4tuSaabe sl
sro Sabr-Das bette uno btaigfts oentid;e 8toSt
" pcE DfitteI= IIo SIof1aten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
Gs irar oa5 erftc ttmo tit oaS ein5is
Sdjmerset4-Setfutittef,
Malaria in ibren uer(dieOsnrn cfor>
men afhei!t nnD pRrhltft.

95 9icbt teH 6eiImittcl in Der gSelt, peIIes De5s
sIietsr UHo ale aEoeTcH malayiieE tiIioeH uHo iOHs
II9cR yieber nit SeibIIie ron NaoluanS ipIueH
10 itEeu btit, ais RaOtpGg'S Neaop Reiiei.
Stdjcre SSctllt;!Q DEu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
SpHoun=Enrf=

GmpicbIersipert6e ScsrdbniBidter in neucn gb=
tbeiluHssn. Ereiie s25 bis $3.50, mas haucr1oe
Nfle9e oerieIben in idl itle6t. (NidrS25, ,2NfeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
$. 2Scn5iuB, @eidaftSiihrer,
gtr. Z, YOit. Siiice. .gOenne.
Sar6 oas @e-nd,eruuss. separtentent.

1fuSneS iiber BEN StauO Der y@ermania.
yebenS SeriidernugS @ompa9nie BON
AemsOorf, N.sY.," am 81. 2eSember
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
decentralization:

WcrbiuolidIfcttcn:
giHheriftete, ,bered)z
Hete II. nHbeSaDte
&Serlute ......... $1O6,O47.9O
JfciCrue, ME burdb'5
&'cieg por9edJriez
ben ,........... Ia $50, ,514.00
uAbeSabltcS Siuioenoc
pom lleberItuile
oocr aroerc 2trtea
ogn EoIiceHzSa6Gs
bern ItHlolse Bruz
iite........... 42,53212
Nle OnoercHAniprii=
de.............. 55,120.05
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3nnamit.Siebitab! in Se!sieu.

Sriiliel, 3. 9lpril.--20O Eatroneu nit
elmer yaOung BON 63t @fuuO 0pnamlt mur.
Den CHS Den Sohengruben Don Sauncaur
bel 9eQc Qeiloheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
aataitropbe aut sent taoptId,en g,.ere.

YeterSbur9, 5. 9lpril. - @eriiht-
usiie uerlautet,.erI uon N8ieritau mo an.
beren periIiden 0Qfeu nah Safu f0brcuOer
Camper, Der 200 Yaiinglcre uuo cine 0a-
buug Saumpoue oil Soro iu6rte, iei init
Qiaun uuo MauS i'm fasplidJen .Meere inter
gegaugen. Die Stataitropht ioll bur6 lleber.
laOung OeS Sabrseugcs Dtrbel9eiiibrt purs
Mem lem
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Staot Baltimore.

(aus nmierer eeitriacus. Moraens nusaabe
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@jcioumte Decentralization ....... $14,77O,S14O7
ueberbuG btEittlid Der 9olicenzSHz
baber.. ......................... s55S,319.72
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
e,iropdi(Ge Sa6er- 3eridte.
Grplcitpa Il, Scters eure.

Neun gtdnner in StHde seriIien n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-04-06
StraIiimasrepoltc unp 9lutuersieben int
3ud)tbane.
Ser w,oseu,uDsoer seemi,,o.


eIbourue, 5. Npril. - S5sute
Mor9eu begaun inter groBem 2lnbran9 pes
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25
THE WOODEN TRADE,
Official Statistics Showing the Num-
Der of Factories.

Official Statistics Showing the Mum,
Der Of Factories.
Official WOODEN statistics for the United
States have just been given out from Wash
ington. The number of establishments re-
ported for 1890 as engaged in the manufac
ture of wooden goods proper, when compared
with the number reported for $780, shows a
decrease Of 676. The number reported in
1880 for this branch of the industry showed
decrease Of COL establishments from the
number reported in 1870.
A comparative statement of all branches
of wool manufacture, except shoddy, is given
as follows:
Number of establishments reported in 1892
2503; in 1880, 26S9
ca pital invested, 1890, 1914, 300 944; 1880.
1888, 091 1863.
IN Number Of hands employed, 1890, 221, o32;
1880, 161, 557.
~ Wages paid, 1890, s76, al. 266; 1880, ST.,
Miscellaneous expenses, 1890, S19. SAT, 200.
1eSO, blank; no census taken.
Cost Of materials used, 1890, $2O3 O95. 642:
1880. Sl64, 81, 551.
Value at factory of goods manufactured.
1890, $685., 231, 100; 1880, 1857, 252, 913.
This statement does not include 271 idle
establishments reporting invested capital
amounting to &C. 1873. $50.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25

neighbors. Half dozen towns have been
destroyed, several frontier missions have
been wiped out and murder and pillage are
common occurrences
THE inquest into the circumstances attend
ing the death at Yokohama, Japan, Of
George Cover Robinson, a prominent
broker and society man, shot by Lieutenant
j. &. Hetherington, OF the United States
steamer Marion, was concluded with YER
dict charging Hetherington with wilful
murder.
As she was leaving Yokohama, japan.
the United States steamer Alliance was run
on the new bre&kwster for about forty feet
Of her length. and it was expecte she would
be total loss. The British ship Mercury
sent barge and forty marines to her aid.
A NEW Chilean Cabinet has been formed.
Two men were arrested in Constantinople
Turkey. charged with the intention of as
sassinating the Sultan.
TYPHOID fever is raging at Villa Lerdo,
Mexico 220 deaths having occurred within
ten days.
SIR HENRY BOUvERIE WILLIAM BRAND,
Viscount Hampden for thirty-two years
Speaker of the British House of Commons,
is dead.
Four Of the crew of a pilot boat which
foundered near Atherfield, England, were
drowned.
ADoLPH GUENZBURG, of st. Petersburg,
the leading Hebrew banker in Russia, sus-
pended payment.
THERE was an explosion in Paris, France,
attributed to Anarchists in barracks in
which several hundred soldiers were Sleep
ing; the building was badly damaged, but
nobody was hurt
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.


ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN received a letter
from Rome announcing the appointment or
Mgr. Mcdonnell, Chancellor OF the Archdio-
cese Of New York, as Bishop OF Brooklyn,
to succeed the late Bishop Loughfn.
THE New Jersey Legislature adjourned
sine die, after passing the bill legaliZing the
Reading railroad deal.
NEARLY the entire northern portion Of
New York State had a taste Of the great
blizzard that developed in the Northwest
few days before. The snow in some places
was two feet on the level and piled by the
gale into drifts ten feet deep. ALI the
railroads suffered more or less, many trains
having been abandoned, while others that
ventured out were stalled in the snow.
The storm was especially severe at Oneida,
Syracuse, Oswego. Watertown, Auburn,
Elmira and Albany.
FRANK AND LEWIS MOORE, of Crozer's
Mill, Chester, Penn, died few days since
from poisoning. 1t was supposed that the
lads stole and ate the lunch OF some other
boy that was dosed with arsenic.
Ex-PRRsIDENr CLEVELAND has written
from his winter home in Lakewood, N. j.
to General Bragg, of Wisconsin, touching his
position in regard to the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination. He expresses willing
ness, if called upon by his party to become
a candidate.
The new twin-screw steamer General
Meigs, built for the Quartermaster' Depart
ment United States Navy, was launched at
Dialogues shiUyard, Camden, n. j.
THE Attorney General of Pennsylvania
has filed at Harrisburg bill to test the le-
gality of the Reading leases.
LACEYvILLE, Wyoming County, Penn,
is almost wholly wiped out by fire.
THE Rhode Island Republicans met in
State Convention at Providence and nomi-
mated ticket headed by u. Russell Brown
for Governor
TEE steamship Missouri sailed from New
York for Russia. Slowed away under her
matches were 5, 900, 600 pounds of breadstuffs,
the voluntary offerings of the American
people to the starving peasants of Russia.
This, it is estimated, will he sufficient to save
and preserve 10000 people for oneyear.