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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27

PITY THE POOR CHAIR PUSHER-
legged violation of the contract by congress
their conduct in opening the gates at this
time could not be justified. After the ar
Cuments had closed the court said that
while it was conceded by all that the ques-
ton should be disposed of at least tenn
porarily as soon as possible. yet the ques-
tion was of such character and of such
grave and serious nature that the court
was not disposed to pass upon it at once
but it would do so Monday morning.
Nothing in the Way Tomorrow
Judge Stein said it was not apprehended
that other courts would take action and
there could be no injury 10 the complain
ants by the delay. He had been assured
by United States Attorney Milchrist that
no action would be taken by him until
then Gault promised that nothing would
be done so far as he was concerned while
the court had the matter under advise
ment and court adjourned.
Uncle Sans Legal Movement.
When told the reason that Judge Stein
gave for not rendering Gn immediate de-
cision on the Sunday closing case, Dis
trict Attorney Milchrist said that Judge
Stein had been informed that though the
bill would be filed in the United States
court today a hearing would not be reached
until next week. The suit will be heard
before a full bench in the United States
Circuit court.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
COURTS TO DECIDE.
Between the Sunday Openers
and SabbatarianS.
A HOT LEGAL BATTLE IN PROSPECT

One Decision to BE Given Next Monday
add Later a Bench of Federal Judges
to Pass Upon the Great Ousstion-The
National Commission Adjourns and the
Press Congress Nears its End-Plot OF
Ticket Sellers.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Judge STEMS court
room was filed with interested listeners
when the Sunday opening case of Cling
man against the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition company and the South park com
missioners came up. Attorney William f.
Mason was there, ready to &C on record as
"The Peoples William" and fight for the
injunction his client seeks, despite the fact
that the directory and national commission
have resolved to open the fair on Sunday.
Attorney Edwin Walker was present to
represent the exposition, AMI District At
torney Milchrist appeared in the double
capacity of watching the case on behalf OF
the federal government and as the "friend
IF the court" as Attorney Walker sug-
gcsted.
Walkers Argument.
National Commissioner Hundley was
also present in similar capacity, while At
torneys Gault and Street were there TO in
sist that certain Sabbatarians whom they
represent should be allowed to intervene
as complainants. The intervening petition
filed by Attorney Gault prays for n tempor-
ary injunction restraining the exposition
officials and directors of the corporation
from opening any part of the exposition on
the first day of the week. Attorney Walker
argued that :he act of congress relating to
Sunday closing was merely condition to
an appropriation. The Worlds fair direc-
tors had accepted the condition with the
appropriation, but as congress had after
ward withdrs ,vn portion of the appro-
priation the directors were no longer bound
to fulfill their part of the contract.
Mason Wanted Double Surety.
Mason maintained that the act of con-
gress violates the constitution of the Cnited
States and the state of Illinois He merely
wanted "a restraining order to prevent the
local directors from changing the existing
rule to open the fair Sundays. 1t was con.
tended by Attorney Gaalt that inasmuch
rs the directors had continued to receive
money from the government after the al
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
Want Their Building Closed Sunday.

HARRISBURG. May 27.-Among the reso-
lutions adopted by the executive commit
tee of the Worlds fair board, was one by
Lieutentenant Governor Watres directing
the executive commissioner to keep the
building at Chicago. closed on Sundays
during the continuance of the fair
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
On the Ease Ball Field.

CHICAGO, May 26-Following is the
base ball record: At Pittsburg-Cincinnati
4, Pittsburg, IL; at Baltimore-Brooklyn
/, Baltimore 5; at New York-Philadelphi
IA, New York 6; at Boston-Washingto
IL, Boston IL; at Cleveland and Louisville
no games, rain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
Now Time to Visit the Fair.

CHICAGO, May 27.-The members of tn e
state worlds fair commission met and
decided to issue a statement to their vari-
Gus constituents that the fair is now in a
completed condition and that it is advis-
able for the people to begin their pilgrim
ages to the Mecca of civilization now before
the rush of the later months commences
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
FuIalie Well Entertained,

NEW YORK, May 27.-The Infanta Eula-
lie was given a drive through the city and
a cruise on the Dolphin for her second
days entertainment. When passing the
caravels the crew ON board of the Santa
Maria fired salute with their old fash
ioned guns and blew the breech out of one
of them, slightly injuring two men. At
night the grand ball came off. Madison
SQUARE Garden was a dream of beauty and
the ball was an immense success.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
Tax PURCHASERS NOTICE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,


To every person in actual possession or occu-
pancy of the 70 lowing described land or lot: also
the person in whose name the same was taxed or
specially assessed; also. the owners Of or psrties
inte rested therein and TO whom it may concern:
Notice is hersb by given. as required by the
statutes of said State of Illinois, in such case
made and provided, that on the first (lst) day of
September, A ID. 1891. at public sale by the
County Treasurer of said County of Rock leland.
OF lands and lots against which Judgment was
rendered for Delinquent taxes, special assess
ments snd costs. authorized by the laws of this
state |, Jacob strohmer, purchased lots eight (s)
nine (9l. ten u0) and eleven 0D IN bicck one
hundred GOO in the village of Andausia, in town.
ship OF Andaiusa, nor n range three CD west of
the fourth (4tel priI cipa meridian, situate in said
county and state, aud paid therefor the amount of
said Judgment on sa above described re al estate
that the above dercribed land or lot was taxed in
the name of Sam Kenworthy for the year A. D.
1899 and prior years and the time of redemption
OF aid land or lots from said purchase eaid
sale Will expire in two from the date of satd
sale, which will be on the 1st day of September.
A. ID. 1898, and said redemption may be made on
or befo resaid last mentioned dae. at the office of
the County Clerk of said County of Rock Island.
Served this 27th day of May. 1893.
JACOB STROHMER-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
Emin Pasha Killed in Barrre.

BRUSSELS, May 21.-A letter received
from Rascid Bon Mohammed by the gov
ernor of Stanley Falls leaves little doubt
that Emin Pasha was Killed by Arabs. A
severe battle took place and the fight lasted
for three days. Emin Pasha and his fol-
lowers were defeated and took to flight.
Said Bin Abed and his victorious followers
overlook Emin and captured and killed
him. together with all his people.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-27
rbrea Vnuup Men Drowned.

LAKEvIEw, Ia, May 27.-An overturned
boat on the deepest part of Wall Lake told
the fate of r. Cory, of Lakeview, and Geo.
Burgess and Bert Cory, of Odebolt, VINO
were fishing at night. All were young
men. The bodies were recovered.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
UT. 2S4.

@Giu II Qrau anne y y. -
sShb.lm SleIeielb, elu auiidnblg setlelSt-
ter, geiuuo auslehsn6er lunger Diann oou
IS Sabreu, puroe gelt,rH AbenO uerhaftet,
meil er leiueu llrlaub ais <jnlane I'M uooulc
OF Ieiugen Dor ogeI Sabreu Derlest bate.
Der 8nabc mar OanIals, ais llt ieIne Dtut-
ter ;uIn ;n.lteu Wdle uerbelratbete, nad) Der
aeuanntcu 9lnitaIt gebrad)t uno beIrug ltd)
Saielblt 10 mufergiiltig, oaB er cine Iusa
;eidlruuQSmeoalue MD eneu ldn9ereu llr'
iaub erblllt. Gr 9iug nadl Ct. @OuiS uuN
@lepelanO, lerntc bort ais Shrliteber mo
fam Dor IA Saseu bieyb.r, um elue Niuuer
pleoeriuleben-
Gr fauitt lbr Sobleu uuS ano.re Sadleu
uuo mollte :u 1teuIabr wieOer mad, benz
SSeiteu Qebeu. Gene Ytutter tveuute lit
INN por ibrem @iauue. uuo aui 9eferu ,rs
iolate 4u;slge puroe Ger luuse Diuuu i.f.
aenomnlen uuo muB MN, menu i'd 9Ges
mauo e.ner erbarmt, bis ;u l:luem uolleus
Seteu q. Sabre III pl0ouie OF Refu9e" blels
ben. Sb er BORT beGsr wiro, wic er Sur
Seit Al ielu id)elnt, ut elne Srage, Die l6lpec
III beautporten ut.
Sc eburtS 1eier.-Seiu Al.
@eburtStag Iet:rtc gelteru slbeno Sor. 9Stl'
helm BlciB, SdaBmeliter DeS Gibbs r@s.
mIthlidteit," in lelncr 8tbauluna 9Ir. sos,
g1pattItraBe. Ser @Iub mahte ihnl ell
clegouteS Sriutieruite SUm Gebent, mel
Dies ec init elucr turseu 4Hlprode oantcuO
entsegen uabn.
Gr-ag ieiHeu Serletuugeu
SEQ. S8agner, Der 9eutidls, welfe- am
lettcR. Treitag bel etuer @rploitou Sn Spar=
rop's Yoiut nit nod Sluei 2tuOereu ldllImme
Srauomuuotu erIttt, erlag nenielbeu ant
let;en SamItas III ieiusr gSobuuug III lest
1enannteu Srte. Die beiben 2luoereu, mel
dc ms vSt. SoiephS 6oluunl" Qeianpt
purocu. bsfiuosu I'D augebl:tl uUi pem
gLede DER (Scueiuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
Gin Grprefsua tm 6efabr.

Col II, Sub., 26. giOuember.-9urd)
eiueu uabe Der StaOtgrenae Gemahteu Ser
,uh, ben 9tew. 9orter grpreBiug Der n2ates
Shore. Sabn," lueld)er hler uIH 1903 9fa6tS
Idulg 1T, su beruub,u, III Die game Siirger'
id)ait III GROCER Gutresun9. @s Iuar 9erape
II llhr, ais gotomotlUeu Stguale Iuo ole
Yielfe DER y&aiierwerfe Die YoIiiet uno cine
Nn,ahl Surger uah benz SabEboie lodteu,
no Der 6radt;u9 yir. so nit eIuer idllmm
sugerld)t.teu Wannl6aIt belt.
Der 9onoutteur tbeilte nit, baB s3ugrdu-
Der ben S,riud) semaft batten, mebrsre
g4aaaous abiutoppelu uno nit Dem elntrei=
ienpen GrpreBsuge coutotreu iu Iaiieu. Der
SradBug tuhr nm 1923 40, unO 6war loate
.r bel Sigouier anbalten nm ben GIpressus
pori:ber III laiien. Su Der 9tdbe BON @lIs
heart wuroeu Der @ouoItteur Sohu Sidot
uub ;lpei Sremier Don ad]t Ssrlsl, be fid)
bel Gltheart Slul1en ben gSa99onS ucritedt
batten, au9stauen.
Die 9rei wurOen iiberw6lt9t, NIB Die
6auber lparsu seraoe babel, mshretc 2Sass
aous ab;utoppelu, ais Der 2otOmOilUiiihrer
mo Der 6sl;er bic llebermaltl9ten befreitsu
uuo Die 9iduber Suriidtrlebtn. Der 3ug
wurOe nat @cideu suriidoUlglrt, uuO oabel
mad)teu Die 9iduber eiucu erneuten Augrlii.
Der 10 lanse anbieIt, bis Der 3us III Oen
SabnhOi einItef.
Srct aaeOem eu;tGmeu Die Rdubsr.
Seute 8orn1ittag uuroen 9enrD 3tmmer>
mann uuo gSm. Gone al8 SbeliuebT1er Der
bartet uuO Elm Sd)ertii5 2Iuisebot ueriolgt
ben Ref. Gs lag IN Der Ibittl, ten turs
nat) 2lntuait Oes 6radtaugeS entreHcnOen
GrprsBius su OemOIIren uno 6u beraubsn.
2le Serbafteteu hatteu Die llbren uno oa8
Gelo pou Der Mnunidait Oes 6rGdlRuseS
III lhrem SeiiBe. Die Sabu bat cine Be
Iobnung pom $4,000 auf Die SerbaItun9 Der
ndlt Nduber ausaeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
StaOt Saltlm0re.

d)eHratb 10 b - Die erlte
beutide pereint9te euaugelildle Gcmeuoe
oil Gait.rus9lpeuue wdblte Qerern foi3eroc
ueue Acknowledgements: =. S6on'
halls, @eorg SInoeuberger, SSllhelm yInoes
mann, s. 8lrd)uer, SulIu5 gStlhelmi unO
(. 9iit. SIZE i'm 9lmte uerblelbenOen YtIts
alieoer bes Sirdeuratbs ilno: 8. Jiegsr,
s. Sdlegel, 8. Gam, 8. SranOes, W.
8rauS MD Gcor9 Spiuoler. GIN Spestai'
9ott.soienii ilnOet AM &ornlttag oeS Oants
laquugstageS i'll Or aenanuten 8irt)e Itatt.
0ie @tnmei uHg oer mem Ell
email. .statb oil. . I. Beneo s.
Sir d. e.-2ie i'm lesien SABRE erbaute
meme fatboliite Ct. Seueoittsiud)e oil Der
ySilfens. Ioeuue, nahe Dlilngtou> Iuenue,
uurbe qelieru Sormitiag burdl SeIue Gmts
uens, 2arolnal.&rSbiiboI Same5 9lbboEs
einaeiuelbt. Son tl0 ubr bis y llhr
iano @cuesoleult ra;t un0 tungtrten ais
GeIebraHt p. 6erblnauO Sartuu9, als DID
fou p. Berudoiue uuo Suboiatou P. Dietn'
rap 5eqQle, lonle alS GeremouteunleiIt
Sater u. y. Sauede.
Die OiiIglleoer DER pSath. @ohlthdtig.
tets=2eglou" uerlammelIeu iit I'M 3l0 llhr,
eupa 100 Manu fart, Dor Der Strte nno
blloeteu Spuller mGhreuo oeS Glutritt5 pes
4ayotualS 0lbbons III cIe 1wd)e. so giis
ulIirarteu 1olgteu. Safer Sropcrid DON Ger
enelllhen fatholiibeu ct. Diartlnss sSirdle,
Gde Don Sultou.aue. uro SeriugtonllraBe,
belt b,e 6.itprsOlst. Yroi. S9enuit mt
Eroi. s. Selomaun'5 Srd)eiter crefutirte
@ouuoo'S Dteiie pSt. Gdcilia" unp eineH
She'll Der u. Neiie pon Dio;art. in mel
aler 9r. 6rlg @uui ba0 Colo ubernOmmen
baiIe.
Ger Siugdlor b:ituGb aus 40 StImmen.
Bum p@raeuaIe" wurpe 3GEoeps uyarso"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
Serfpustueu.

Sn 9Sisn iit Elm iunaer Menid, gtas
mems Grmin 8er9l, perbafttt morben,
Der ourh ieinen 9eraoe;u un9laubli1en
2etdtliun gum Serbreder seworOcn lit.
Sn Der fur;eu .3eit zines Subres bat ct
Elm enOrmeS SermOgen bur99ebradt.
Ston Dor einiscn Sabren besablte iein
Sater, Elm Gartonna9epaaren 6abris
tant, fir i'm $4,000 fl. Sdulben.
Salo na9bsr ma9te oer iunse 2uftifuS
bic Sefunntiduft elmer 6rau yettD s.,
ocren S.rmO9en CT in 5wei Sabren UNI
ben Sstras pom mebr, al8 10000 f..
perminberte. 0as @elo perprabte er.
gber auBerbem sirfuliren nod BON ibm
accepts in Der SObe BON 10000 fl. .,uno
fir 5000 big 6OOO Il. bat er Sduloen,
3un1eilt BET Suwelenbanolern, Sdnetz
BERN unb Sutmaaern cOntrabirt. So
CAB CT I'M Saufe beS Sabrc5 fiir SIte
alIein 2OOfl. aus. 0Od an9 pamit iit
iein 9lussabenetat nidt eriAOpft. Gr
bate fir eiaen befannteu, III momcntar
ne Serlssenbcit gefommeuen 6inanciez
Nccepte in Der S0be BON 10000 f.,
tbeils sirirt, tbeils acceptirt unO Oufiir
5000 4. crbalten. Ginem OtGb9eu,
nit oem er Gin 2icbesperbaltniB unterz
bielt, nabm ct tiirSlid cinen Samud
I'M 9Scrtbs BON IL, 900 f. ab, uerieete
ibn unD uerw.noete ben getras iiir lid.
Grwdbuenspertb 1T, baB Der ARann Der
Trau g., BON benz lie 9etrsnut lcbt,
eisens uon Sambur9 nad Bien reilte,
ala CT b0rts, iie isi einsm Sdwinoler
in Die Sanoe sefaQen, Der iie auf's llHz
peridamteite ausbeute. allie 8arnun=
gen waren iebO6 bsi Der in Ser9l perz
ltebten Srau oergcbltd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
Orr mi(d)trs aus Drn Orr. Staattn

9m SoIc be6 @efansniiic5 gu gtews
cattle mar lceten Sumltas luicber Elm
Wal 9rober Brii g E q g. Gin
Stalicner, 9tamens 5ioclio Yera;;o,
ldmIftc BON 10 biz II llgr BEN Sdanos
piabl, neil CT im Sneitc cinem ganosz
manne nit eincm 9lalirmcher eiuen tie
fen S6nitt III Seu SalS bcisebradt
hattie. Der arme Surlde beme9te, ios
peit Dies in leiner gebunoenen Stequu9
m0alid) mar, fortwabreno ole 6iBe. urt
iie marm ;u erhalten. slls Der Sbcrtii
ben Delinquent lo8banO, mar btelsr 10
itcif seirOrsa, baB er iid taum nod
nad Ieiner Belle 5urIdidleppcn fonnte.
9tet tbm erbicltcn bier oes 0iebftabl5
IheriIbrtc Serbre6cr ibre Auspsit>
idunositraIc unO ;uar Stepben Soltic,
Elm SSarbiser, unb Sames BENNINGTON,
Elm WeiBer, ie Is Sicbe unb Subn Ntcz
Glosfcp unO 9Salter glafburn, ieocr
wcacn Steblens ems altcu Buars
Sdube, fiiuf Seiti9cnbiebe. Der Sdez
riff braudte Die Feltlfc anideineno nit
weuis 9tadOruf, OOh bjnterIisB ELL
leper Oieb aui Der Durd) Die Sdlte cntz
pfiuSlid gcporbenen Saut oeS cntbloBs
ten 9tTdenS Der StrdfIinse einen bIaucn
Stricmen.
Gin lieblihes Il llutraut ,piro
;ur 3cit in Cincinnati oermiBt. Gort
errcat namli9 6u5 Ssridinocn be5
3inlmermeiiters 6runf &ruie nit elmer
bi6Iden perbeiratbetcu Srau, gtameu8
Dora llnfraut, Nuiiebch. &ruie gait
fIr einen Oulterfuabeu, Bis er DOE eiuiz
ger 3eit Die Ssfanntiduit Der iunssn
6rau madte. Ssit iensm Gage ioQ er
leinen Geroisnlt uno feline Griparniiie
al bieislbe ucridusnoet unb audi iremoe
@elbsr unsssriiicn hab.u. benn in Der
&uIle ocs rSrOabwaps@lubs." oeiieu
Sbaemeilter &ruie mar, befinoet ii9
Elm Sod. glls Der Club 4bre6nun9
pcrlansts, peridwanben &ruie unO
6rau llnfraut. Der 9atte berielben,
Elm GelbsisBcr, fOnnte Die SslObcOiirfs
niiie iciner aniprudlsuollcn 0rau ni9t
bsfrieDigen.
Ginclnnatier Sapitaliiten iinb nit ser
@rluoung elmer aftienseienlaaft Don
eintr Ott1ion Dollars beidaitigt gum
3wcfe Der Ausbeutuns Der re en-
Mer9ellaser an Der &I ite
pon Yirgtnien. Die Eager lino
auberorsentIIa reid, unp sur prOiitabeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
Cine aIte SMuIS.

Sine aus bcm breibisiabriscn &riese
itammenos S9ulbz6OrSeruns cincs 2ii>
beder ufmanus pirb ieet bel benz
I9weoiIdcn Staat BON 9teuem seItcnS
aemadt. Hadbsm @ultap Ioolpb in
Der Sdladt bel Siiten sefallen, itanb
Shmeoen in @eiahr, um Die 6riidte
ieinsr lausen &fe su fommen.
SdmeSen mar uOqi9 pon Wtitteln entz
blOBt, unb &aiier 6er6inunb II. i9lus
allc billisen Observation-Disclosures ab
uno ipollte Den S6weSen nur freicn
JiGf;ug nad bcm SaterIanbe suges
fteben. Gs gait, UNI ieben Breis ben
Srie9 fortduisecn, aber ba;u sebOrte
@elo. Sn ibrer SebransniB fano Die
i6pebii9e Sormunoidaftsz9 z9lesi.rung
in Deutidlanb @Onnsr, Die i'm Snz
tcrsiie Ser prOteftantiiben Sade @elo
uOridOiien, unO ;u bieien sebOrte Der
2ibeder Siirger unS &au imam Safob
&rlemes, Dem bic ihwebiide 6esieruns
1886 sinen Sdul6brisf ib.r $500
9fifsOalsr auSfelIte, lpelder Sduloz
brief iid isst i'm Ssiiee Oes @utsbes
iisers Sumo BON Der Settenburs bsfius
oct, Der, pie cine Stofbolmer ,3eltun9
bcridtet, burh ben SicebGrabsb6feing
(9lmtsridter) Irel GarlsiOn feline CRIB
slnipriibe seltenb MAIDEN wiu. Son Der
senannten Summe iollteu benz Sdulbz
idetn SufOlse $4,000 9lidsOaler ouf oic
uSOllanoiide GOmpa9nic" an9etp!eien,
Die iibrisen As, 500 9fifsOaler nit 6
pro3ent 3Stnien oil slpei 2ernliren i'm
Sum- 1858 nno Suni 1859 be;ablt werz
ben, aber Deber Die auf Die p9Ollauoii9e
@ompasnie" an9ewielene, nod Die anbern
Summeu wurben Oil &riepe5 Ooer feline
9tedtsua9fol9er auS9e;ublt, obruobl e5
on Senlibunsen nidt feblte. 1854 reiite
Der Qauptslaubiser na6 2lmiens, no
Die &Ouisin @briitine ii6 berbeilieB, auf
Die 9liidieite oss Srisiual,Sdulobrieies
Die 9lnerfcuuuns rApprouve. Amiens
1864. Christine, Refine" iu ieeen.
Damn petitlOnirten Die Grben Srierpe8'
1910, 1716, 1921 unb 1866 unO be'
ionosrS 1902 uno 1903 UNI ScsaBlun9
Der S9ulO. Son 1916 au bis 1852
wurOsn in ieOem Sabrjebnt erneute Der
Iude semadt, aber nit 9lei9 uer9cbs
li9cm GrIOl9. fOnis 6riebri4 gSil=
helm BON PreuBen beflaste iid in eintm
Sriefe bonn 6. 9lpril 1928 al 6rieOridl
|. BON S6weoen, oaB feline bIsbcr se'
ma6ten SOriteuunsen unt Se5ablung
bon 6OrOerunsen preubiider Staatss
ansebOriser fru9tlos seblieb.n isieu,
unb Der yestere ermioertc, OaB Die Torz
berunsen bejablt werben iOlltcn, no
balo bic ltmitanOe es seltatten." {" Segen
Die 6orberuns 1T nur Elm einSise5 Otal
Der Ginwano Der Seriabruu9 9smadt
wOroen. Der 9an3e Sal sleldt cinem
BroieB, Ser 1871 BEN Hsi6stag bciddis
ti9te, Der bei4lOB, Dem SDnis 5u iibers
laiien, bic fraslide &sidsldulO gu tils
gen. 9lei9 ieuem wiiroe audi bieier
neue Saa Dor ben yei6stas fommen.
Die 5umme, nm bic cs lid bier ban=
bclt, iit, mie erpdbnt, 6S, 900 91ifsbaler
nsbit 6 Fro3ent iabrliden 3inien (iibsr
A Minionen &ronen) bonn "a. Oe;em<
Der 1886, bis bic 8e3abluns srfOlst.
Baron Don bsr &ettenbur9 min inoeB
nit benz idwebiiden Staat eiuen Ser
sleid, einseben uno iit nit benz Setrase
BON 205,500 Sronen be9nusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-28
Baltimore NRb, 9ienfag, ben 2S Nobember 1893

gusnIeuns iolIen an Srt unO Stele
mebrere &unitbinscrfabriten ansslsat
perben. Oas Sstriebsfapltal lit gum
sroBen Tbeil idOn sejeidnet porSen;
an Der Spiee bes llnternebmenS ltebcu
u. s.. Gortie uno Sr. Srenbersait, mo
audi Der @roB> Snbultriclc &arl Sleildlz
mann iou fir cas- llnterHebmen intsrsis
iirt porben iein.
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Giicttbaf,1t=lluioQ.

Yerth 4mbo y, 81. s., &c. 9tOp. -
In Der g8aibiugtOnitruBeu Srsuiung Der
2ebl9b. .Saaey Sabn" unO Der uYeunlpIua-
nier Sabu" co1lclrte heute eiu SobIeuSug
Der erftgeuannteu Sabu nit Dem WarftSug
Der 2.etsenaruteu, nobel Der 2ofomOtluens
fiiprer pss SobleuSuses 9S. UiauOrp get0bz
tet wuroe. Ntauorp mar al Steue eneS
Iusrduoigeu getreten, unO mar 0IeS lelne
e-fle Nlhrt iiher Die Snhn.
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Sic Yroseiiiruns Wremoer8ait's i,ns
clue yNud)e perIau9crt.

Gbicas o, 25. Rouember.-9i PRO-
seitruns BON Yrenoergult, DeS M0.bers Oes
Wtapors !SarriiOr, we!de an Ytoutas Dor
9t,t]ter greutano hGtte beginner loQeu, ut
megeu @rfrantuus ene5 Der Sertbeioiqer,
81. q. Saoe, nln cine S9o6e perld)obsu
woro.u. 3plIheu 2Sane uuD oem Staats@
anmalt 1T itlpulirt worOeu, OaB ole Sertbei'
osuus elue Serl.9uug OeS YroSciieS mad
etnem auoereu &Ouutg ntt)t beantrageu
tnerNe
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0eloer tta6 9euti6lano.

@.lbienbunsen mad Osuti9lanb, bic
fur W.ibuu6ten bsitimmt iinb, ioQt.n
i.br balo ssmudt Wsrb.n, bamit iie r.dtA
s.itis cintr.fen. @sun iie frubsr ans
fommen, linb fe barum uibt iueuisss
pilltommen; tptnn lie ab,r iu ipGt Gins
tr.ii.n, 10 p.rlisr,u iie utS 6.itseid.nts
pisl BON ibrsm 8ertbe. Die Expedition
6e8 vGOrrsipOnbent.n" uermittelt bic
Gus3abluus bon tl,inen uno srOBeu
Summsn in Deuti9lunS aui Sae Rilnfts
liafe unO Siai9lte. Oian uOreiirc:
6. &ains Baltimore, WO.
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Grobebeu In Sermpat.

ct. Glbans, ST., 27. Joo.-
Seute Oiitta9 wuroe bier Gin GrbitOB
peripiirt. Die gewesuns 9ins bonn Git
ben gen Norpen unb bauerte 3 bis 5 Ses
funoen. Die @ebGuOc i6wantten iidt=
bar, uno bic SciuObner ellten auf Die
StraBen. aud in NiooleburD, 9t.,
peripirte man oen GrOitO6.
Oas @robeben wurOe ferner in Oia'
lone, H.zD., @orbam, Mp, Ganaios
barrie, N.zD., unb @laDtou, N.zY.,
pcrlpiirt, that aber nirQenos Sfla0cn.