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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Seoemfli6e 8abnnnfdne.

ct. 2uuis, 5. SUM. - Gin am
samitass &b.no pom ct. 2Ouis abseaan-
a.ner 3us Der uSrOn'Wountains8abn"
sutsleiits am Sonutag IrIb nabe 0tiQ=
Sprtug, 134 WeiIeu iuOli6 bon bier, meb=
rers Der 8assons flirsten nm, uub oil 20
Yerioneu, Die fih i'm HaudwussOn befuu=
ben, erlitteu idrere Serletun9eu. Inter
BEN Serwunbetsn beinOen ftt fOlsenOs nit
oeutden Namen: 2S1Ibelm SGBliug, 81.
bonle gQmutter, Better Uiaurer Il. Sriebri1
@uftre1.. Cine falidseiteate g8elts Der.
aulaBte Oas uuslud.
Boplar=S Sluff, Wo., 5. Srni. -
Gin 6radtsus unb elm Siebsus coaibirteu
qesen II ubr s.ilern abeuD auf elmer Bride
Su Teo-@ut, etue DielIe uOroIidl Don bier.
Eunf Sieb- uns ELL 0usenO 6radrpasgous
Duroen oemolirt uub on 100 Stiid Rinoz
pi.b aet0ptet. Der pefuHidge Serluft be-
trGot an $4,000. 0as Yerloual beioer
sig. r.ttste ftp oura reft3ettises 5erub.
iOrlUQeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
SaIttmoreifr. ,ns goH-effee- stpe.
SerIanst ote Sermttteiana oes brts
ttfd,en SeSanoten.

Yortlaub, Sres., 3. sunni. -
Suubss oiitrlfsri9ter 8elinger bat benz
GapitGu bes britii9en OampterS .Daz
nube," Der 500 Gbineien BON 9ictoria,
S.>G., bierber brudte, aufseseben, cine
9ln3abl Gblneien, beren Certificate BON
bsm SafencOllettOr ni9t anertannt ipurz
ben, an DtOntas Dor @eri9t gu bringen.
Gapitdn OfDcrs bat um cine 9ln;abl De-
putDSWeari9alc, Die cen transport Der
@bineien mad bem Geridtasebdube iiberz
MAIDEN iOllten, OieleS 8erlanseu murbe
iebo6 abselebnt. stnOererieits bat Der
Gapitdn, lpeuu elm @binsie entfOmmt,
cine bObe Strafe su sewartisen. Sn
bieier 8erlesenbeit bat @upitdn WDerS
burd ben bieiisen britiidsn SicezGoniul
Die Sermitteluus be5 britil9en goti9afs
tsrs in @aibinstOn aussrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Sturntnerbeertlttaett.

Suttou, ytebr., 5. SUM. - Ser
Sturm pom Iesteu Santiago mar BON per~
ni6teuoem 5a9ell9Ias, einem WoItenbrud
uuo .inem beitlsen @epitter besIeitet. Die
grupte iit auf rueite Stredeu bin ruinirt,
uuo faif ale Seuiterideiben III ben Sarm-
bauleru Der @e9eno itno oemOIrt. 4u ct.
li6eu Srteu Iageu bic 6aself0rner uat benz
Sturme pier SUP tlef. GIN tIeiHer SObu
Der 9rau s.. l3ul, ionic swei Bieroe ipur-
ben 6abler our9 eiueu Sllsi6las setpotet,
uno aus allen gauODiitritten fommeu 9ta9-
rltteu Iber dhnlidIe un9IIdSi1qe.
gaaior'S &auti6uts9emeut
r,parirt anes, mas aus 9auti&ut b.t.bt. Is Gents
in Ggen Apot5etel (lSebr2S,l DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
2urse &abeIoepeSdle en-
QluS Velp=Yurf.

Re g Ort, 4. 3unI. -9enrp &eboer
aus Seriep s@itp itiirSte setern abeno, nab.
reno er oer Sodselt ieiner gfihte belpObnte,
ploblld) toSt uieoer. 8eooer Oiente pabreuc
0es 8iirgertrleges auf benz cOnf0oerrteu
8reu;er alabama" uuO beiuuo it9 an
SorO jeueS 6ubrS.useS, ais oahelbe bon
raeariage" in ben @ruuo eebobrt muroe
Gr bate gerabe OaS Qieb 1.-THE Blue and the
Gray" seuu9en, a!8 er pI0sII4 tOOt Su
SOben iant.
Die Oitrei9iide @oru.tte v6runbs6ers"
1T aus philadelphia bier nn9t0mmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Aussabe pom finet Alillion Dollars
($1,OOO,OOO)

Ausgabr pom finst Alilliun Dulars
(stOOO.OOO
eritbDpotbefartid)en, itt fitnfsie go
Sabren fdai9en fiinfprosens
tisen (5) eonfoiioirten
6olo>Sbltsattonen
v9afe &olanD>
9o9babn=
Gompagnie, Z"
BON 4. ssptember 1892 oatirt
ano ant 4. eeptember 1912 fduiee
baIbiabrIidle SinssG oupnuS
am 1. g9ars uno 4. septsmber
In Ser staot Baltimore sabIbar.
"saItimorer sruft. umo 0aramtte Comp
9ruitee.
5teie Sspotbet ift ein crfter Vfanoz Mniprmd,
aut oas acfamtttte @iaenthum oes
Gpupaenie nno auf cine TaiIs
lion Souars beidsranft.
Stefe obIieattunen persen sa PARL 600
DrosenD unS aufaeIaufemem 3iniea
pffcrirt.
Seid5ner baben Die @abI, 25 grpsent oeS
Sanfpreifes. penn bic SbIisationsn sus
eetheiIt weroeu; 25 grssent am is.
Smni 1898 umo oen Reit pon
SO Yrp;enr ant 5. SnIi
1898 su beiabIeu.
Die Sat. ROIanbz9 z9obbabn=eOmpasni." sisIet une
bat suansis unb Elm. baIb. Dl,il, neuen ,infa.H @e
I,iies i'm setri,b,.
SIR, eiuien beginner on Der Cd. Der G6arIess uHo
eerinstontrase uno an Der gte Der gortbz uno i5a=
nsttetraBe, in ben uHmittsIbaren 9eitdis= uIo sa=
Der staot SaItimore unb
p.rIdnssrn iit mad 9oifruns b.s Gotbbauies, bes
neuen goitamtes uno bes @erl6tsbauspIates iber
cine Sohbabu in Gortbftrase bis mad gtorbzapeHue.
guu bi,iem guntt. aus eritr,dt fid Die @aI6rooter
abbeiIuns Die sanse sdnse Der Rorb=apsHue in uefz
Iid,er Gittuns. fommt on Der isronte bcs Uiount
9iopaIzgiHsanses bes =9ilz8artes" pOrbei
unb sebt bon bo burt Sompoen, 0Ooaberrp uHb Jtoz
IanbsYart nat Safe Rolanb unb r9ateiibe=gart,"
tinem idoEen Bart bon pers.bn adern an 0ioIanb=
@se, Der b,r Gompagate s.bort unb bon ibr aIs elm
grbounssplas fb0n .inssrihtet fporbeE if.
Die DON Der ~8ennpIpanisr stabIzGompasnic" &C.
bauts 9Otbabn oi, Rortbrab. entIous i nabesu Elm.
Msile lang unO befdbist bic abn=@Ompasuie gu ra=
fter,n abrten, ais irseno cine brer @oEturr.ntinz
men nad unS Don ben noroIid,n une pefIihen staotz
tbesu gu MAIDEN i'm Stanb ift.
Die sanse Sabn 1T auf's Dtooernife uno SoIib.fe
sebaut uuo ausse:itet. Sbre BousrzStatiOn, tueIbe
po1tdnos ausseftattet iit, iest an Der 5a1sJioab,
an Der Diinbuns oes stoHpz9fun in SOnes' 5dnc, 10
bas iie fiir ibrc eonbeniirsR sRaidinen obne Soften
reidIife WaiIersufubr bat. Die Bousr=Station ents
bdt boppeIte aIsrfuus, peIts bunbert grosent lle=
bsridusssraft b.r bi. Sum Sstriebs bes saussn Sp=
fems erforberIit. Strait Iistert. Der g8assonidup=
pen in soanb art uno b,s Boper= Citation limb geioe
aus Grant erriftet uno f,u.rfsf.
0i. Safe 8oInnb Sodbabn GOmpasnie" If urz
iprnslib aIs cine eIettriie Sabn erritet unb aus
sertet porben, unb ,ber usraussubte Dollar it iett
in ibrsm sesennGrtisen Sabnbstt, ibr.n GerltbdaIz
ten unb br,r gusrluns reprdicntrt. Sn ben meiften
SdQen reprdentlreH bic Soften bon nit Glettrbit6t
aussefiatt.ten Babnsn unb oi. burd oieIeIb.u eez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
spdtcfte S6tiTsnad1rid,ten.

Nem=D ort, 4. SUM. - AngetOmmen
fiuo bier beute Del 9ampier uSerltn" BON
Southampton, u6uloa" uou @euua uno
ySobemla" BON &briiilanian0.
Soutb bamptou, 4. SUM. - Der
9ampftr pGraue" lit beute oon JteW- Dort
bier eiugetrOHeH.
abseiabren uad NewsDOrt 1T beute Der
9ampter nSQale.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
S6ma6er SeiuG) Der gScltatSitclz
IrrRfn

@htcasp, 4. 0Ia. - &OH sinem gro
BeE Seiute Der Arbelters ooer irgeub elner
auoeren &laiie mar heute feiue 9tebe. 2le
oriifeuOe 9ite uuO Elm ipater ausgebrodles
mes @epitter belten obue 3metrel oele
Yerionen bonn 8ommen as, uu0 Der 3luelte
efiene Sonntug fam baber taum ais eln
@rfolg beseidluet weroeH. 9tur enua $4,000
BerioneT, Die iiir ibreu @lntritt beSabIten,
beludlten Die 2lusIteQuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06

e. & s.. SoneS G Comp,
gar. 1, 9toros8apftraBe.
cine Sbdre Don SaltimoresStrase
gSieltts far s,aus iraueu!
Sfatten, 9Rattea, ............ DsatteN.
gSe;se aemufterte 9amaftz Hsatten
su bem obHe 9eiben bGitehenoen neorIgen Sreic peg
10 SeutS uuo b6ber.
Ebad)Sfudl, Eia d lStudl, gSad,Stu6
20 Ste, 25 SfS.. IS 6tS., 40 StS.
QprftepSldl. LIN OLEUM g orfteppte,
Sy4 bis 1874, SO 6entS uuo bober.
Stppidle, Sepptd1e, 49,. .Sepptte,
ieoss Y1uiter, ieoe GuaIitaf,
&u etaem ~ bfdlIa aae pom rs SroSeRt
pom ScrbfpreiieH.
5cufterzEouIeaur, scuiters@cuIeaue,
fertioe ioDohl, pie Gui BtfeluH3 semaGte, bi1is.
NIB. = 2eppide perbea ouiseEommeE, strtiuist.
suf6erpabrt ooer risoer seIsst; tur auf6sDabruus
pbeI Qfi,iuraus feline 9t6Ibr.
4. & s.. SoueS Comp.
gr. 4, Foro 8an StraSr.
g8ir traeen bel alien adufeH uon ausmdrtiecn g,rs
fonfn I'M Bttraac HiHoettHs IS bic 6ratttfOfeH.
(apr. -Suai1, DIDO SGD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06

1T felt bieIen SaBren DEFENDERS ses
i6att ais Elm mnBltbuenOes NitteG
iopObl fir ale 6runii6rn, tuie aius
ten 9rantbeiten Der Guftr0bre, tpie
5uiten, S6uupfen, Srun6itis uu6
Aflbma. Giele Sauieube buben Die
unbltbGtige Wirfuug Oieles uni9ats
barren Praparats erfnbren, u. acrstc,
Wie Grlebrte anerfennen IS l6eral,
OaB Die 8eftanOtbsile, neI9e 5umciii
BET 3ubereitung oieies Iittels bers
penoet ueroeu, 5u ieueu geBGrrn,
uel6c fir ibrc Beiliumc @irfuns iw
iOlGen qnalenbeu Ssi9perorn aus
meift brfannt ftno; gang beInnbers
iino Oiesbr3iIgli6 bic PrGbnrate bon
6onis, 6nreBuuns (auburnD UNI
SBeer au3uempfeBlen.
Sns iinS guar aItmuSiI5r, abrr
btrlerprobtc 5eilmittel fir brunfis
tti6e SeI6neroen, fte ffeben bel acr;s
ten, nie bepm 8ulfe in punulGrieu
Gebrau9 nnO itno nit unbrrru
~srtbOOlen SnsrsOeusieu 6emiId1
ner6uuoen in
Sales 5pnt9 30" Sprebpun6
(@nbOrn) unb 16eer.
@arnung! @an mug ft3 DOC
. geu9abu1uuSeu tn
a9t ns5msn! 9'r'
lan9t baber auss
bradli4 Sale'S
9ont9 BON
9orebouno
(In0Orn) uas
2beer, II. nebmt
ia niats 4uOerss an
bsiien SteQe.
Gum Serfanf bel aputbetern una
bel allen Wcbi,inban0lerus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
8 t o { tef II

unh ale ionitisen GrradfebIer b.it sriinbIin unl
fhHeQ bas oitbeusS= =SSHstitut,- Ser. sos,
kSeit>eo oifmanifrafe. rG5t Siue,n.aueau..
(Suat25 ,12QfteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
So. Sabrgamg.
Gomntcr=T =Temitpn

ntaIeriidben ,,gSeHtiden RarsIdnoer Sabn."
Var,pbIet, cine 9ife Don 200 CONNER. gens
NcuszSotels, =GrboIuR9sorten, Cottages &priuate)
uuo SdrmbduierH, an Der Iinie Der r9ScnIialcu
War1iauoer Sabn" 9ele9en uHo bieieIbe erens
aeno, nit gtamen uHo 8oitamts= sloreen BON @tserz
tbnnerH, 9taten, Scquemliteiten L. T. [. entbGlteIo,
Iieet iebt sur Sertbeituna bereIt.
wtau mcuoc iidl ntiiuoIifI ODER fdlriftItdl an
.. SS. 6rismoIo, GjeH.=Ia.z zgeenten,
(134V SotQen= Station, Baltimore. Dio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Sant6urs = Anterte
llaRftfabrt-W Wf(ru(baft.

BON Baltimore uatb SauIburs. .s22.5o.
Bon Sambura uadl Baltimore S27 so.
6unor,ie= =giQete DON Baltimore nab Sam=
burg uHb Suriid. -....................S4 .S47.0 90
gbfa5rtstase Der Gampfer Don Baltimore:
~aebrrpieoer" ..... Samta9, II. 3uni, 2 ubr Rad]m
-Nuiiia" Samita9, /. SuIi, 2 lbr gla6m.
rYolaria" .Samitag, Is. SuIi, llbr gafnl.
~ScaaOia" ..SGmita9, %. SuIL 2 ubr JtadJm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Die aeae seutt6e stsmard.gartet.
@uerIei aus EeutidIanD.

Serliu, 5. SUM-. Sin Nerpnaut,
Yameus Sebrens, pollte 9eftern in BegIei-
tuna oes Sri. 2oiitta @aluarini cine Suit.
ihifitahrt pon bier aus unternehmen. Der
8allon murbe aus lr9eno eiuem 9runoe Az
frih losqelaiieu uuo rib Sebreus, Der it6
an bas Seillpert feitflammerte, nit empor,
pabreuo 8oiitta auf t.item 8OOeu surid=
btieb. gS erbent, baB Sebreus on benz
giebmerf in Die S0be geflommeu mar, mn
ein SeutiI III offuen, oils llt] Der 8allon
pl6blida erhob. Oerielbe fiel spii6en SDes.
ioe uub Segeberg, etiua 26 Neileu bon
Serllu, III 8ooeH. Sebrens enttam ua.
perlett.
Su 9erbinouuq nit oem aus Horohauieu
aemeloeteu 3uIammeuitoB Swii9eu Sosial.
0emotIaten uno AntllemtteH 1lno anger benz
Sosialiitenfiihrer 9lode nod elne game
%ebe Don Sosialoemotraten, mel6e oas
Serjamm!ungs Der 4ntlleniten oemoz
lirteu uub Der einfreItenoeH @enSbarmerie
libel mitipielteu, pe9eu SanGfrlebensbru9
uerhaftet luoroen.
ueber bic @riinoe, aus neldleH am 81.
O1ai i'm Sotel Sommerlng in Glossnis Die
Serbaitung oes 9auptmanns l. Ala6e oes
@eneralftabs Corps Slioier @raf WaQis,
,ur 4eit bei'm pierten @orp5s@ommanoo in
SuoQpeIt, erfolste, rpereeu ueri9iebeue
0iittbeiIuusen semubt. g8dbreno es III.
ipriinsli9 hleB, @raf 8ilis babe ii9 Der
llnterIdIaquus iduIoig 9ema6t, rptro leet
bebaupt.t, Die 6eituabme lei uOrs.uommen
poroeu, neil Der @gat il9 obue urlaub Don
ielnem Bofteu eutfernte.
Die Oirre bdlt nod immer an uub Die
Qanopirthe ino in Sersu.ifluug. Der
gBallerifano i'm 8beiu iit Serart gefaleu,
baB Die Saififubrt bebsutIi9 bssiutra9tist
lpirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Ser Semtide GprreibomSent,
EdsIid, tpo6cntIidl urb Sonrtaes,
Hdittc. (rioeuf1ii,tter fi1fO Renaff

UtGUU1tEuS
(gtatfoIser pom s. 5aine),
Snhpef=gte Satirore=Strass unb 9onzS zSffcezTp,.
greis bes tdeIid,en SIatteS, burt 3rassr bsiorst,
12d Cts; taaIidIe unb Sonnta as Niue aabe is
Gents pro g3oe sGblbar bic bas SIot btioroenber
Srdser.-Sdalidi nebif Sonntaas =atus aa be inter
Fortos8orausbcSablTHs 81 so pro Sabr fur fiir,sre
Seit I'M SerbdltniB ilr bic ipod,entIidbe MuSaabe
1880 pro 9dpr, nan irseno einem STte oes SnIarz
bes, 81 nab guropo. Spuutaa Is =9lus aabe 81
pro SGbr.-Sas bette uno biuiajte osutidie gIatt
tr ben DitteI= uHo Sibitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06

d III, 5. Suni. - Der Yapn bat gtoa+
fisuOr Sutoai, ieiuen 2s9asen III ben Ser.
Staaten, initruirt, benz Saronal 9lbbous
fir befen fiir3lldeu Sortrag Su 9uniten Der
8ieoerberfteuuns Der Ueltllfen 0tadt oeS
Yapftes Su oanfeu unO ibu Su beua6ridti.
gen, bab Der Paplt nit Der Sprate uno
0eu Arsumeuteu oes SurolnalS lebr sufrte=
ben lei.
aue 9ournale, Die ais Gr9ane oss Sati.
fans anertauHt iiuo, beitrelteu bic fiirslid)e
Wtittbelluns, boB Der Yapit ieine bSberl9e
6altuug in Se3ug auf Die Sdulfrage in ben
Ser. Staaten lr9enDwie mooli;lrt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06

fierte Sbisatoneu=s sduIb bic uriprlnsIiteu Soften
Der aIs Bfcroeba9n sebauten uno aussefatteeH SabH
nit Sinsuiasuus Der Soften Der neueu Gusrlftuns.
9a Die rmsefaItuns elmer 8feroebabn in cine sIett=
ride Sabu ffets oas gusebeu bes sanSeu uriprusz
Ii.n geeiies nebit ausr1tuns erbeidt 10 iHb Sisie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06

Yart8, ). SUM. = Gonitan8, Der ST.
Niiuilter oes Snneru, belt geifern in SOHs
louie ieiue laugerluartete HeOe iiber lem pO.
litli9es SutunitsprOQramm. Ils Die Salls
oeGelbeu besel1uete er abiolute @epilienS.
frelhet. Die 1atbOtteu, meiute er, itGrtten
Die 8epublif, iuoem iie benz Yapite ges
horfteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-06
Ter 0eiamote Rungon eridlten tn SensraIS=
nniinrnf.
Gin repOlutiOnarer gutfd, anterOradt.

brio, 4. SUM-. - Die Sdaar Res
melde am Iesten 6reItug cine
nahe Yueuta ga 0teina,
Rauarru, in S3ene ieete, 1T bonn Vtilitar
erilreut poroen. 3nei Der Sniurgenteu
uuroeu setoOtet uuo Sruet anoere i0mer oers
At
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
$5, GOODMAN OLD RAG CARPET.
Gold Recovered in the Mint at
HOusecIeaning-Counting Mill

san Francisco Examiner.
The longer carpet is used IN the
coiners' department at the United States
mint the more it is worth.
Yesterday a thick wooden carpet that
has been on the coiners' floor for seven
years was taken up and carefully ere
mated. The precious ashes were scru-
pulOusly gathered together, as if they
were the relics of some departed saint,
and by an elaborate refining process the
government recovered 279 ounces OF
gold. worth over 5000.
The metal had been deposited there
by the infnitesimal abraSiOnS and dis
integratons of the yellow metal While
being converted from bullion into coin.
Even the heavy gloves of the men
who handle the bullion are incinerated.
and the gold is brought back 10 Uncle
Sans Golfers. Even the smoke from the
furnaces used for melting the metal is
made to Tedeliver the treasure with
which it is trying to escape, and from
the SCOT i'll the chimney cunning little
bars OF the yellow stuff are secured.
The mint in this city is just now I'M
dergoing the process of house cleaning.
The house cleaning includes counting
the cash. As a starter. two gangs of
men went to work yesterday morning
in vault containing $500 silver bars.
Inside the vault the $500 white bars
lay piled in one corner, the pile stretch
ing the whole length of the vault, about
fifteen feet. and as high as mans chin.
The bars measure about 12X6X6 inches,
and each bears the number and stamp
of the retiner, the tineneSs and the mint
number, the weight before and after
s1f-
corner, showing where The chip was
/ taken from.
The men go at them with crowbars
and pry them out of the tiers in which
they lay, and then a laborer lifts the
bar with evident eXertiOn and bangs il
down or little car. The vault resounds
with the conclusion, the mum Der, weight
and fintness are called OF and checked
off. and the car is unloaded in another
/ corner.
At frequent intervals lars are
weighed. Yesterday morning the first
200 bars were weighed. but all were
found correct, and beyond an occasional
! test the stamp was afterwards taken as
/ correct.
The bars weighed about 100 pounds
apiece. Gad III the $500 there is about
: 81. Toe, 600. In all there is $50, OO00. 0C0 IL
! 5ithNt AO1 LtlC liiopCGLOtO " COuHl- uOI
/ enough gold TO make about S50,OOO.OO(
Tin all.
Most of the metal is in bars, but there
are several million dollars in silver coin
TO be handled. and this also VIII be
counted by weight.
The sweepIngs Of the Institution fol
the past year are now being aSSayed.
after which they VIII be sold to the
highest bidder. In former years as
much as $1,000 has been obtained from
the sweepimgs OF the local mint. and
they will surely be up to the standard
this year. At least, so say experts Oh
mint sweepings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
FOR OCEAN TRAVEL.
What Kind and How Many Dresses
Are Needed for a Trip to Europe.

What Kind and How Many Dresses
Are Needed for Trip to Europe.
Philadelphia Times.
We have received a letter from
Country Grip asking what to wear on
a steamer in going across the ocean. and
also to give any other details that NAV
be of service to her.
To begin with, she should have at
least two travelling dresSes-One some
what heavier than the other One of
these she Will wear on going on board
the steamer, and after the first meal it is
advisable 10 hang up that one and don
another. which she Will only wear dur
ing the actual voyage. as clothing be-
comes very wrinkled and unDleasantlV
suggestive OF tar, which effectively
spUllS It for wear on land.
As a trip on the water. even IN sum-
mer IS generally cool. an ulster is an
actual necessity, and in such wrap as
this 1t will not matter If her gown IN
derneath il is not quite as mOdiah as the
one which she will wear when going on
the steamer.
Besides these dresses. which pertain
more especially TO the VOYAGE. she
should have pretty SILK TO wear at din
nerS, in hotels in England and on the
continent, and several simple costumes
to alternate with those which she wears
for travel and shopping, as one gets
very dusty and feels the need of sucn a
change.
Two hats will be sufficient. On the
steamer she wears yachting cap and
Veil. There is no place where good
shoes are appreciated more than on
ShIpDoard. for with the rolling of the
vessel. the climbing in and out of
steamer chairs and the sundry diver
sions that are SO different from those
on land, the feet become very much en-
evidence, and pretty shoes and dark
stockings should be worn if possible.
A steamer wrapper is generally in
Guided III vOyager's outfit, and a rug
and chair fitted with cushions are COM
forts that cannot be dispensed with
The palmer the gown and wrap to be
worn on ueck the better. as a trim and
neat little ngure is far more attractive
than one with countless ribbons living
to the breeze and ruff1es and trimmings
that catch ON every projecting hook.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
DAM A WINNER.
His Band Draws a Great Crowd to
Lake harriet

HIS banU Draws Great Crowd to
Lake Harriet.
If the crowds continue to hold up as
they did yesterday the DAM band will
draw at Lake Harriet as we'll as the
Gilmore band did. The afternoon at
tendance was somewhat larger than the
average for Sunday, while the night at
tendance was fully as large. The music
was received with marked appreciation
and encOre5 were frequent. The band
nau been Increased TO forty pieces
and is prepared to 10 better work than
ever. This afternoon the prOgTa mme
will be made up of selections from
Bach, Wiegand- Sullivan, Catlin.
hulmer. kiestler, Ellenberg. Migrants,
Suppe and Solomon. This eve ming
there will be the march. "CiOtOne:"
Bellini's overture. I'll Puritani;" a
selection from Claus Macbeth -
Heiurlcke's "Reminiscences of Verdi -
a selection from The Yeom en- OF the
Guard" Thiele's waltz. Danube
Waves" a gavOyette from Brooke, and
gaiop from Wiegand
The Rapid Transit company Will in
troduce number OF interesting and en-
I tertalnIng InJeTmisSiOn features this
week. Tomorrow night will come a
laughable tub race. IN front OF the pa
vlliOn, with a turn. The prizes will be
$40 and 50. Wednesday afternoon.
children's day, there viii be juvenile
swimming match for boys fifteen years
of age or under, for prizes OF So
and $3.50. Wednesday evening there
/ Will be brilliant display of
fireworks. Thursday night there
( will be a horse race on the water, the
! contestants riding the empty casks
that did such good service last week in
the laughaDle water polo game. There
will be about half dozen entries. and
[ each horse Will be called after some
| noted local driver. Friday afternoon
| children's day agan-there Will be
seen the humorous water polo game
given with such success last week.
Saturday night comes an attraction in
/ the way or what Is termed carnival. 4
prize OF S25 Will be given for The boat
that is decorated IN the most attractive
| manner, all points considered, from the
boat itself to the occupants. their
costumes. pOstures.' etc. The boats
VIII be delivered to the persons VINO
will make the contest Saturday morning
at o'clock. They must in all cases he
| taken from the Lake Harriet fleet. bur
Will be furnished free OF cost to the con-
I teStants. At night the boats are ali to
pass in review between the pavilion and
the band float. the latter to be anchored
80 feet out in the lake, and make the
circuit around the float three times.
each time under cOlored light from
the search lamp. Just what the three
cOiOrs are 10 De has not yet been de-
clded. This spectacle is being depended
upon to awaken great deal Of interest
among all classes OF patrons OF the lake
and II VIII be an artistic success.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
AN Old CUSTOMER.
John NIcKinsie. an OId-Tim,
Com Man. Jupped.

John EIcKinsie. an OId-Time
Con" Man. jagged.
John McKinsie, arrested Saturday
evening on a charge of vagrancy. in
spite OF his distinguished appearance is
we'll known in police circles. He on
Grated in Minneapolis six OF seven years
ago in company with Hugh Garritv as a
superior sort of confidence man. Their
special line at that time was swindling
in mining stocks. in which they
were said to be quite successful.
When arrested. AIcKiusie presented an
outward appearance of utmost resDeeta-
bility, immaculate linen. fine clothes.
elegantly trimmed beard. gold bowed
glasses. etc. He appeared much more
ike millionaire ariStocrat than a Vag.
As soon as he found himself behind the
bars he called in the aid OF d LAWYER.
who 5kiTmiShed around to find
Judge to sign his bail bond. This
proved something of a job as Tailor Nc
Kenna added the term confidence
man. TO that given Of vag by Hoy and
Lawrence, who made the arrest. One
judge refused to sign tina bond with two
charges. Judge Elliott was finally
found and the bond signed. McKepsie.
with a grand flourish, handed the TAILOR
a 500 bill to make his $50 deposit. thus
showing that he was in prosperous cir
cumstances.
he safe that he had been living ON
the Pacific coast for the past half dozen
years. He fist came to st. Paul, but