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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03
BINDING TWINE.
Trying to Reach IN Agreement to Raise
the Price.

Trying to Reach an Agreement to Raise
tho Price. -,
New YORK, July 2O.-John Good states
that he has agreed on behalf Of the John
Good Cordage Manufacturing Company
with the National Cordage, on basis Of
prices for binding Irvine, sisal and manila
rope, which are very much higher than those
which are now ruling. Other Independent
interests have not yet agreed to The new
prices: Mr.. Good believes there will be no
difficulty in obtaining their assent. The
new prices will not become operative until
the cOrdage reorganization is complete
In connection with above telegram the T.
NJ. Roberts Supply House have large lot Of
binding Irvine. upon which they quote the
following low figures, CASH WITH ORDER:
No. A, szal binding Irvine, SIC.
No. u, Standard binding Irvine, SIC.
The chances are for an advance in Irvine.
and it would be better to stock up now.
Prompt delivery and honorable treatment
are characteristic Of the 7. NJ. Roberts Sup
ply House, 506-1O Nicollot av., Minneapolis.
Send Is cents and this firm will send you,
express paid, their SIS page catalogue, which
contains lowest prices ever offered on
Hardware. Cutlery, Bicycles, Stoves,
5mware, LUMBER Windows, Doors,
s;sa &:ss;sss Fs$e: AID $Tsan'
Toys, Paints, Oils, Fencing,
Buggies, Wagons, StationeryLamps,
Books, Bibles, Queensware,
Clocks, Watches, Silverware.
Drugs, Tents, Carpets, Clothing,
Flags, Furniture, Hats, Caps, etc ,
Farm Implements, Stack & Wagon Covers,
Harness and Dry Goods. Address:
7. n. RoBERTs SUPPLY HOUSE, Minneapolis.
CROSSING THE CAMPUs.-Miss Pretty
''Oh, I wish could have gone to collegep'
Sophomore Cousin Glowing AGAIN.
.Whyp Miss Pretty-''It must be nice to
know 80 many men pr Puck.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03
LAWSUIT IN PARIS.

An Omcisl Who Paid 020,O 600 for Calling
HIS Superior . Fool.
A most amusing lawsuit has just
taken place here. which has terminated
In the sentence Of . gang Of blaclsmail-
ers to terms of imprisonment ranging
from ten to two years. It seems that
some time ago Vice Admiral Count
de Marquessac, in writing to q person
with whom he had no business to be in
correspondence, referred to the minis
ter Of marine, his superior officer, as
tune vieille bette" which may be trans
lated as IAN old fool" This as we'll as
two or three other letters of the same
tenor, fell into the hands of a gang of
blackmailers, who forthwith proceeded
to extort money from the old admiral
under the threat of publishing the con-
tents Of these letters in some of the OPP
position papers The admiral, who
held at, the time the position of perfect
or naval governor general of the mari
time district of Lorient, realized that If
the letters containing the uncompli-
mentary references to ward the minis
ter were published he would inevitably
lose not only his Office hut also his pros
poets Of promotion. Nearly go. 600 did
he pay to the gang for the sake Of Sc
curing the return Of his unfortunate
correspondence. and it was not until he
found that he could pay no more that
he decided to appeal to the police for
assistance, and not before he had made
clean breast Of the affair to the minis
ter Of marine, who was one Of his old
messmates and who took the matter a.
: great joke, being especially tickled at
the idea that the admiral, who Is :
grand officer of the Legion Of Honor
and renowned - one Of the strictest
disclplinarians In the French navy. had
found Il 60 expensive e refer % him o
IN old fool. Itmay 30 added that ono
81 the blackmai Tiers suceseded II max
in9 HIS escape - the United States ear.
|ryin9 with him 8 letter 81 introduction
from tho admiral 10 the consul general
| at New York Viscount d.Abzac-a
letter which under the circpmstsnces,
The will scarcely have the impndenoet %
tspresent n. 81. Tribuna
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03
THE NAVY PAY CORPS.

Mon Who Dispense tho Cash to Uncle
Sans Fighting Sailors.
-, The paymaster. general of the navy
il usually chief of the bureau of &C.
counts in the office of the secretary OF
the navy, and he does not go to sea.
The pay directors and the pay inspect.
ors usually have shore duty at some
naval pay office. So do some of the
paymasters, and, of course, everybody
has his share of shore duty at these
stations, unless, as occasionally hap
pens, an officer prefers the higher pay
of sea duty. Paymasters and assistant
paymasters high on the list are as
signed to big ships, the juniors to
smaller ships and subordinate posts
ashore. The pay corps stickles for
rank and precedence, just as the line
does, and to each Of its members is off,
cially accorded the dignity due to the
degree of his relative rank. The popu-
lar impression that the paymaster is
something less than a fighting officer
is q mistake, though a good many OF
the fighting officers wish that this
were the case. In the wardroom the
paymaster is Familiarity known as
Pay" unless he happens to be on
such terms with his shipmates as to
justify them in calling him by his last
name unadorned with any title. Folks
who wish to be polite call him pay
master, even when he is only an assist
ant paymaster, but nobody calls him
by his military title. .'-t ..
The paymaster is not mere account
ant, and the government supplies to
him clerk, who is expected to do the
real drudgery Of the pen. The pay.
master also has yeoman for less
clerkly duties, and may call upon the
Jack O. the dust when there is need Of
q strong arm. The paymaster must,
however, give bond in many thousands,
and upon him devolves the purchase OF
stores when ship is about to sail, and
from time to time in foreign ports upon
long cruises. The paymaster may also
be called upon in semi ohicial capacity
to advise Jack rs to the best way Of
caring for his earnings, and it is, no
unimportant part of the paymaster's
duty to exercise caution in dealing
even with his brother officers, for naval
officers are not exempt from the COM
mon human frailty of running into
debt, and . paymaster of weak will or
too much good nature might easily be
persuaded to extend an officers credit
beyond the point at which the navy
regulations draw the line.-N. Y. Sun.
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why He wasn.t Cured.

Judge Brady, of New York, had been
of on sojourn to Europe by his physi-
clans order. His honor thoroughly en-
joyed the trip and on his return found
himself for the nonce financially en-
barrassed. He was sitting with a few
friends in the saloon on the steamer,
and as he neared homo he turned to
them and said: .--'
''Gentlemen, my physician ordered
me to go abroad for change and rest.
The walters there have the change and
the landlord has tho rest."-Boston
GlOho -.
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s "a
4ic,,1.s - 49, sns.e on IL 'er
..:.s.. s. 9. No once miss Ark
49, tos har oefs up there Ike q
49,. s. s .lsp. sne commenced her
ssellinG her NOW un-
$3.50; nov bold T w.s to
~, g, y sroen compliments; how
!. - ss.s ~ 80 ~ EN-, and 81 that sort
= -. unsal the Poor girl svas fairly
vs. 1''..ssZ = sne guae eaHs
-. - = =. swung on The doorstep OF
~, - ~, w.: ana Miss ARR
ns,.c 81. s .ns.ae leanlne against the
.4r,,.i g sne sun snoulun't
R ,.. COM exfon' wnen
se s.sss IL. !. ! -. - : 8,
ssu,. ~ 49,, g 70 me-! says
Wa, - NY. "A, YOU 70 Insult me-!
,or. =. ~ INV e aluls Fi'ercy Warden
s 4 n. g.. 8. !, !. ]. 8
= ..ns; - 100 .. n1s $40 miss ArklWr1ght.
. s.W,u Iose = Z. ass leavee ana
.Ans y -, ens 1sss Oel0sv.
49,, c..n, aroaEa Dele-ne returns
80 ., -. aaK .o-nlen., e ASK my father
- - 9 ' ~. eAs'.lo
:, - - "a. I. .tla. =. 9olng % the Sraln
5tnn,- ~ - IN. IN. aroara. vow
n 80, "a I've ns.sns ply nor com
.nd so,,v : !. = s 49, ~. o"n oole.ness
.,,d ~, Ie..,.a. g ...t' uo - You.
3. .yo,, =. 49, - 8. s.n q,
God.n,eae. .s;a Ra~ha - s,a'. =. VIZ mn. H.1
M. ArLr;rht 80 49,, =, ~ -, 49, y.
49, Percv sWs,s,s,, ~ 10y - :. 80. -
C.t.lill. ak.li'h. a. - ~ ~ - ~ = .n
tr;6.d ,.,,.,, 80 asas;sa, .o = "o5 lls's
"A n Rsr,, -. soIss..s - -
do. 90 80. -. eu., ."1 mug ~ osk
Re-. rr.t.d -. s,e.t.n, -. ...:., ol. acloss
that ~. $780, .,,, .. = e'lens ~
.,la,.l shssa,.s., :. :. -. !,
dare Won. serve me anch !. tr;cl- =. Tho,
Omen the door A. onee,. - -, = -: '1'1e'
s =. Not until I have h;aa., p.ro.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

sfhei ousea u living md s,au,y
saI1os from the LAID of the llalay0 tRer
tnlple interest Tor N hours viait. bat
hen the visitor leaves their rates he
dos 20 with N imp sion that there
ID : 1ace that cannot well lay claim 10
hsinR anything like clean n their
habits sls J.
. a little furthar along aro the Ger.
man illages oil vianns' on the left
md the German village proper on the
right, In either.of which there. is much
tobeseen and heard thst Win afford the.
Visitor: profitable hour . pause. Aside
from the beer and music, which are :in-
dtspensablo adjuncts to most all Ger
man Entertainments, there Is much 10
please and instruct in the various pro-
iiuctions OF art & and industrial skill.
The concerts in sthemselves are always
:agreat attraction for overs Of martial
music, and great crowds. Of Germans are
constantly drawn to the daily concerts
IN these villages.
In the immediate nei9hborhood Of
the German villages aro the Turkish
mosques, and bazara In which are
faithfully portrayed the different
phases Of life lin the oriental cities.
Regularly every day, ut stated inter-
walls Of 2 bout two hours, may be heard
the plaintive wall OF the muezzin7 who
from his lofty perch on the mosque
calls his brethren to prayer, :.
Not word Of tho invocation is dis
tinguishabie; the chant is simply .
long. somewhat melodioas and plain
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"EVERYBODY'S
Law BOOK

the title Of the 80 page work by Alexander
Koones, LIB, Member OF the New York Bar. 1t en-.
ables every man and woman to be their lawyer.
IT teaches what your rights and how maintain
them When to begin = law suit and when to shun
ness man needs in every State in the Union. 1t
tains business forms Of every variety useful
lawyer a. we'll to ail who have legal business to
transact. lnciose two dollars for = copy inclose
t~ocens Portage stamp for table Of contents and
Psbliaher. seS Sixth Avess-. Few Yssk.
unpNANI 4HlS PAPR1 svuu 6os wanna
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Assaults Upon Health

Are frequently committed by people who
dose themselves with violent purgatives.
ably expected from such medicines, and yet,
upon the smallest occasion, many unwise
people use them repeatedly. II the bowels
are costive, the most eff1cacious laxative is
H0stetters Stomach Bitters, which never
convulses and gripes the intestines, while it
thoroughly regulates them and insures
kidneys. Use it In rheumatism and malaria
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Pure and Wholesome Quality

Pure and Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval the California
is pleasant to the taste and by acting gently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse
the system effectualy, it promotes the
health and comfort of all who use il, aud
with millions it is the best and only remedy.
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. A WOMAN will forgive man anything ex.
cept his failure to ask to be forgiven
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

Mans system is like . town, it must be
we'll drained, and nothing is so efficient as
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

GENEHous.-Briggs- thermometer
in my room il ninety degrees" Grlggs-
"Don't you want to borrow the one in my
roon9 It's only eighty-six degrees."-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

HAVE you any tomarter'sp' asked Mrs.
Dimling Of her grocer. mo, ma'am," re-
piled the latter, "but have some very nice
potarters." keep 'em,'' she rej0ined,
viciously.-Harper' Bazaar.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

A. N. Priest, Druggist, Shelbyville, Ind,
says: "Rall's Catarrh Cure gives the best
of satisfaction. Can get plenty Of testi-
Druggists sell it, &c.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

"THERE's q roomer 10 the air." mutteret
the impecuni0us seventh-foor ledger, rs he
slid down the rope that led from his window
to the back alley, "that the landlord won't
be able to trace, and I'll bet on tip.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-03

TIE young stereotyper's first impressions
of the business are seldom his best ones
Troy Times.
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Cuxso- "Compose yourself, my dear sir: -
Cawker-'.But am already self-made
man."-Vogue
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Miss PRlM is Of the opinion that no lady
who had any claim to modesty would re-
gard undressed food as dellcscy.-Boston
Transcript.
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SEA air roughens the skin. Use Glenn,s
Sulphur Soap. ~
Hills HAIR and Whisker Dye, 50 cents.
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BAll.l5!
1--we ! J e, S 1s5ry
= tz B 45 s

nFEsm,lqst pictur-
s.esque spot i.
have ever seen
inmylife, !" said
~ ell Towers
"A 50 Y Are
stone house, al
ov g r 6 r o W n
With w0Oflbina
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A wn1PP1No-Posr-The drivers seat
Puck. -.-r s- .-t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31
Slatue's Sop.

SSa ihiugtOH, 3. g, 2S- Sanuar.
- Die Sorbercttuugcn tllr oaS yeldlenbez
gduguIB oe5 ueritorbsueu Gr- StaatSletrez
tdrs SaiEe, ueldleS am !a9S'SorlrIts
tug ltattfluOet, iiuO uaheSu becnoet. HuT
SSunll Der SamtIlenmltgiteoer mro ole
yeld)eufcter m0gItd)lt elneH GrIuatdlaratter
trugcn, abcr lrogoem 1T cine GroBart9e
95etnelliguug Su eruurteH. Yer 2rauer=
lotttSD cult liuOet I'M IL llhr i'll Der G0utz
naut-Nirde natt, uuO Del 3Itrttt mlro Nur
9cgeu GlulaBTarten geitattet lem. &oT Der
&udJe gcbt oaun Der %eldDeHSug nad) Dem
Saf Nil. .SrlCOhoi, no It Die SlaHe 'i9e
Uamllicngruit befiubet.
Ga5 arrangement 9c5 ged)enbcgdugn0s
les ruht IN oeu NdnbcU iOlgeuNer yNerreN:
jtobert :. SblltOu, 0Orate 9Salbn9ton
clifton 9flhurOloU, ~. ~. StepenS, =.
Il. &rown, 2lnOrep Allen, S&T. @aYmooo,
SpNnep Smltb, 6rant :. Eartrlo9e' Capt
u. :. EgItr, Gapt. IIcrdHoer Roo9erH,
yIeut. SudtHgham, ylent. ). 2. HoD9ers
uno ~. NrduClo =. EOrlng.
giod 1ornpQhyeno Iduieu ans ben Sn-
uuo IluSIauoe HeileIostelcgyanme eIn.
@oIUerEcNr JiuHcu uou Dtallad)nett5 tele.
gyuphIrte an Grau &lalGe: nGmplangcn
5ie Die mdrlulteu SumpathiebeieuguHge
DER gGlHen &cU0lterun9 OeS SIaateS III
Sbrer ldiueren Syauer. NtanaducttS per.
eiu1gt idJ NIT lcineH Characterization III
aurudluger 2&ertbid)dguug Der gyoBen Ser
0cHHe 0eS aI1geicinueteu StaatSmauneS,
J9rcs @at:cu, nm pa9 &atcrlaub."
u cp gort, 2S. 5auHar. - HrdlloeHt
@leUelauo theilt nit, OaB er III Sol9c pom
Notwithstanding nidt III GtanOe lem
uerpe, DER Seeroi9uHg Slalne'S belSu-
wobueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31
Sol,ufataitropbc.

9facine, 9SiSc., 30. Januor.-Geiteru
4beuO nm 10 llhr mar ole erle AbtheIluug
Oc5 NradjtSu9eS M. 100 bel Ger StauUa
Guoabp AM Elm Sctengeleile 9eIabren, I'M
oeu u0rOlidJ gebsHOeu berlouenSua u0rbel
III taTeu; Dcdl i'll 6olge unrldltiger SSeidlen=
itsuung uHO olt)teu 9iebel8 raunte yeFterer
i'll oeu 6radtiug bireIu. 2tc Sabine pc5
NradItSuge5 wuroe babel uolltdu0lg ser.
tyiimnert, uno nod ogel OOer pier Srad)t-
magaous pou ben Spleueu aeporien. Ntt
8cvioueu wuroeu I'M @auSen uerIeHt, 5luci
oauau t0otlid).
lluter ben Scrlpuuotteu beiiuoen iitl ::
Mt&lrudp, @Onout!eur Oes 6rndltiugeS,
id)pere Sd)GoelwunOe, miro lcocuiau8 Her
ben; &. " Chapman, 0cEer, t6Olld per
Iebt: Souls Yic9ue, &otomitlUfiibrer, leid)t
am aopie ueriuuuOet; gtiles, Srsmier; uno
pier Wduner, Deren 9tameu nltt befannt
itno, ebeniallS leidlt beldldpigt. Die Ser
muuoeteu Duroeu nit elnem beleuoerei
.3uae nat) oem bleIgeH uSt. Marps-Q pls
tale" gebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31
Sur cin jd,cimbnrcs Ncfi,tt.

CT. gouls, YiO., IS. Sanuar.-9Slc
berld]tet, sutOedte man iingil i'll Der Saiie
DeS &ouum- Sd)aBmeliterS SObn 81. Ntlt.
telCcrger pou CT. GlarIeS, Dio., etn 2eft.
ST pou $4,000. 2ie Siir9cu fOnuteH ab-
lolut felue 2l5rednuHg craageu, NtltteIbers
ger uermeigerte jeglid}e 2lusfunit mo ianOtc
Dem @ouuerueur ieiue 9ieIguatiou eIu, luos
rauf Oiejer geiteru :. 81. Sbou, einen be.
fauuten Geutidleu, 81 0utteIberger'S Aad)s
foi9er erua"nte. 6cute uuroe and Der
uOu Nhttelberger nil llnterluhunq Der Sus
der beauitra9te SabuertGuoi9e Iertig nuO
oleer mntlte III Ietter Stuuoe Die liberia
id1euoe Gutoefuug, oaB iiberhaupt 9ttdaS
feblt, iouoeru onB i'll Solge man9elbaftcr
Suhiij1rung uuO ialifer erHragungen je-
ncr Senng nugeuidleiHlidb it'd i'll ben Siiz
dleru uerEriimelt batie. San; ct. Charles
ireuet id) oh Oieler GutOeduug, uno Dtlttel.
bcvncv III Der SelO NeS SaQeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31
s!ns Der Smnoesbauptiiaot.
gcridlieSeur, Upm GpuareB "m:sD'oH't' Gn'
.criudlunaeu.

lbiugto 3. 6, ,. Sannar. -
Tas NeDr1entar,euLdu nabm GeItern elne
pom GouarcBm;giieo Gic9IlaH t0em.)
bon Seuneiiee pom &omlte IUr GeaelI en-.
bcyldltcta TciclutioH au, oeS SubalteS, Dab
Die SurycmS'lde HShIStcpsoSrults" 9telo olua
ton Dem Suits. Gomte iiberpIelcn uno ole1
les beauitragt msrbcn lOlie, DIE III Der 6elo'
lItiou QeQen ben pSruit" erhobenen Autlas
gcu ;u untcriud)eu md Die lluterluduH9
Oub Oaraui GusSuOebnen, Ob nod) GHoere
iold)e ySruiiS" in 0eu ger. Staateu erIit'
rcu unO oh gegeu jcne meltere Legislature
MnBrc9elu ergrlfien pcroeu louteH-
Seruer aooptlrte baS paHS etue bon Gou'
greBmitglieO &atdIiuq5 uou osmlclben 60
mite eiuberidjtete Helolutlou. melte DIE
@iuistuHg elEes ans iiini .Wlt9lleoerH be-
lteheuoen Speslal &pmlte'S Sur lluterlu'
1Hug Der Gauama SaHll An9ele9enheit
beNpedt. 9aS SpeSlal Gomlte lou luSnez
iouocrc uuterludeu, Oh III Amcrlta Sere-
dIHugsgelper te;ahlt porben ilnb, nm elHc
Sppoptiou gegeu DaS betreHeuoe lluteruehS
mcu ;um Shmelqeu Su brlugeH, oh Die
- fauama-Gieubah ahus@ s@clell DAFT" bem anlc=
rliaUidleE 0aubclSucrtehr Sdlmlerigtetteu
III OeugSeg legtierHer oh iipilDen oerFatlrc'
DIAL Sieamlhlp Gomp." nnO oen transs
ceTtneHtaleu GIleubabueH Sett0ge dbge'
ld)loiieu iiuo, meldc ben Sannel5uertenr
Don Ger Banana Noute abSulenteu uno cen
trauocon;luentaleu Sabuen Su;utuhreH be-
;meden, IND oh e5 nd) uldlt empTepleH
miirOe, Der pGaclfic Hiuc" Die pom @ongreB
bcWllllQte SutpcutIOu Ill eut;lepeu.
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Gtne pon Sobnc ocs Yr6itocutcn
ciU1clcitcte &IaQc.

Nt ari II, Sur., 80. Sauuar. - Guneu
Sarrilou lau9te geiteru bier al unO itrengte
ioIort cine 3lage nm ben Seiie elner
,SuaBenbabu oil. Gr lit Erditlent Der
yG.ueeu, Gitn. 2Iuie." wslfe nit Der p9ela=
fieloz@ z@ouiruttlou- &ompaguie" Su 1teU,0ort
eluen 9outraft sur Grbuuuul eiuer 1iinf
Oteilen laugeu 9abu abQe'6ICiie1 bat. Der
Gouuaft glDt zen 0elGftelOS pa5 9fedlt, bic
Sa5n tiir eine 3elt nad bercu 6ertIgItel-
lung Su Oerpalteu.
lourri,ou bchauutct MN i'll ieiuer Stage,
caB DIE glus'uhrung Der 9lrbeit mangeIbait
iel, mn bat auBerOem nod eIue Hlage Nuf
$4,000 SdaCeHcriaG eiUgeleitet. Aor. 31ar-
rilou mill iiir eiuige ,3eIt bier leine 9Sob-
nuug aufid)logeu, mn elHe beOcutcnoe eIetz
trlIhe Yabu Su baueu, Die bis nod Dem
iehS Dieilsu uOu bier gelegeneu @as-@tm
qebcu uuO ale beoeutcHoeu Hldge III Den
ga8gef!oeH >SuOlauu'5 5eriibreu lou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31

500 Bis $500, uuo bic meiitcn murOeu mIe=
Der Surilf cr!auat. SIM Eoli;eigeEid)te 9ao
3 ydule5 Su, O,e 1Upcleu denommen SH
habeH, hod) uerpahlte cr ltb gegen Ole IAz
ibuloiguug oe5 3taubcS.
= 81 babe DIE lthreu uno 9tinge nlcbt 'ur
lelneu getyaudj gsmout rnO pleIelbeH nur
genOmmen, I'M ile Gui Die StraBe III merTeu
nuo auf Die ungield)e &ertbetiung oe5 VI
genthamS aHlmer;lm ;n MAIDEN. Der
9fldter bel; GQoleS ium Yroicne telt. als
CT nnS Gerld;t UerlieB, rleT er: vAood) Die
An0rille.", NM sluel MGnner, ole ihnI uon
Der 9temIraBe gelo!gt m0ren, rie1en eben.
tails: p'podl DE 9iEGydrch Siele Siuel
M6nner purocu loiorI uerbaitet, pof emer
NadltGGgIldl entlaneu.
G;crmiiditcs pom brifiidlen SnfeIrcidl.
Eono 0 II, IS. Sanuar. - Der leute
SluildJen Den SdaIipIeleru re5 norpilheH
NIB Oe5 lHolldleu 9uglHnoS Su Sirnl'n9'
ham ltattqc1u oeUe Snad)uetttampT relul=
tirte nit 534 gegeu 52I Hartie Il III elHem
Siege Der SNbldeu.
S0n D 0 II, %. ,Sdnuar. Su yublIr
tau0 beutc NbenD cine gyoBartlge Gemonr
liratlon I'll GEHlcu ulgemelner Hmnelle
I'M polltldle >tr0fltngc llutt. 10000 1fdHu
bstbeilt9ten I'D all emem 6adelSu9s. S09n
HsomoNo, 9r. SeHnp, Hterce Ifabontg
MD antcre Nubrer Atelleu 5te0en.
Ser oarOle, 4drldmcntSut9lieo lur Gle
Slb-2 lUllIou uou gSeli-4edHt, HEo III E''z
terbaIe Elm Enhancement SIR N0Telle sun
Iutlport ant Die SlroHrebe anbleten, I'M
Die Nraae iiber ben 9totbltauo inter DEN be
ld)dIuguugS Hrbslteru Su usutlllren.
DIE Friuieiilu pen 9SaleS, bat III Eau'e
Sieler SHl DIE elneu uou Gld)enholS tlluflldl
geid)niitteu 9lrmieiel, sur 1tu5nelluug anf
Der 9&cltanSrelluug nad) @btca9o abge-
lan0t. SGS N(uuer 1T UOu Der HrlBelpu
'elblt cutlporien MD Der Stubl puroe III
Der tcd)urldleu Sd,ule su SauOrtu3bdm uon
S0gtn9en angererlI9t. Ser rcleruute HrttS
III All 100 &Ip. SIr.N. angelett Hno Der
Setgag lOlt riir mObltbatlgc ,3wede oerpcn=
Oct me.0en. Die BrluSelIlnuen .MauO unO
&,ctUrG habeu eiUeu NtulItltuhl, Den lie
ieIbli ueySieut haheu, geld)ldt, OehcH Grtrag
uudl lur Die @rMen ge9ebeH me:OcH lOu.
Ser @amamaifanOeI.
TuriS, 29. &auuar. - Sin oiiiieucS
: circt ertdrt, DaB DER ltamc Oe5 al. Cor
relluS g0sr; pou ben yIlIcn Der Gbrenlcglon
9eryldIen mOyoeu Ut.
,Su eiuer gis. is.iammluug Der ScHat0yeu
uou Der Demof,atliheu yinteu muroe be-
dlOiIcu, Den Suli;miuIlter S0urgeUl5 ~
erludlen, III peG ~SOVNH. gen uto epthNuIt-
QeN HollielpuGItttcu 2lu0rleur uHo oeS OrI.
Gelalape 6Gueuhuugeu uadl Den ylllcu
Ill ue.antaltcu, mtid)e befuuHt!ld) ale ia.
men Der ourD Banana Serehungen COM
promilt,rtsu 4erlonen eutpa.teN. &eI0,
,oeryeu bubeu iidl oes &eiieeS iOldIcr ytleu
meBriad geriibml oieIelbeu obcr biSbcr
nIdlt oor9elegt.
IS uerautet, oaB Der lluteyiutungS gSrld)ter
NrauqueuGe Die orbebuuG elUer lpeIttrcU
3intlage uuh gegen oen @raieR 6erpInnnO
%eliepS 5eaUtrnSt babe.
%ou elmer saipige ucriG! iittct.
9Sieu, %. Sauuay. y.-GIue yapiue be.
grub geiteru AM Serg Semmerlng III Die.
persSeilreid) Die &1lItte enc5 Sag0biitc.S.
Sed)5 4eriOueu purocu get0otet, SweI l1pCr
uerIegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-31
Ner, 26.
StaSt Saltimore.
GpppeImoro an Tcros9lpcnue.
). 6. SpiSa erSdEaat 1tiut btiSen Sinpsr. -
Srr YP6rorr rutffohru


Seute iriih. Is lllr, wuroe Die Sd)redeusa
fuube befanut, oaB furi uad l llbc bc-
Sunitgdrtner SOB. s. !1olba leiH 0ycl gSO
den al;eS S0hutcU mt elmer 9trt iuI &ett
erl6la9eu IND ba8 auSere orei Sabre alte
Siuo 10 idJwcr pcuuuuGet bat, oaB e8 ILL.,
sueifclhait iterbeu pirO.
A5Ojoa wobnt i'll 9ir. 2343, 9ioros 2l9enHc.
uabe Der pSaltimOrtr Gcnetcrp;" cr }praug
gaus pl0tlih bon icincm &ctte AMI nuo ioll
Obnc 2SeitcreS nit Der 2rt aHf Die uEituls
oi9cr SmOtr crugcOrnuacu ieIu.
liah uoQbrabtc: SbredcuSthOt itedte ec
eneH 9feoolpcr i'll ole Saidc, Hobut Die
art III Sic 0Gu6, lprang SIM 6enler i'll
slueiteu Stodmerte hiUuu5 mo UeridmauO
in ser 9tidlmug peS Gcb0lSeS all ocr @cajr.
5ioao.
Der Niouu MUS Die Sbat III eiuem 9lus
fauc uou 2SahuiluH uollbraGt babcu. 'ool0a
mar nripriingIib Frleiter Ocr St. SSeH;es
lanS-9irae an Der Geutrul aueuue, ent.
iagtc aber Dor uEgeidbr y &abIcn Dem
ErleftcritanOe, nm Su betratbeu.
Sic 2IHfreguua i'll Der NahbarldlaIt iber
bic graufige Shat it boagraOig. Die YOli.
ici ueriolqt ben M0rocc.