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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24

Eutbs miro Der %erein iid1 in corporc bethel
lreen uuo ucriaTmelH lIb Die OtItJlIeber
nm Ilhr aur Der ,2ouo OIL Yarf &euIetern."
QS Grant b auel II er Str q c.
= Dill Dem gSlsoerautbau Der bu3o1tAa
prottrautlid)en St. SdnabaSsSrrd]e, Welfe
am uoriaen 20. Vtari DHr1 YeHer Serltort
moroeu mar, puroe Dleler Gage mteoer be-
gouueH. Der gteUbau lOu III auBeCer Gr@
lheHuug Der alien Slrdle gang a9HIIn mers
Den. as Qauptgebauoe mlro elHeu 6laa
6euraum Don 10 Htal 45 6uB einns9meH.
; er Nltar= uHo &auislraHm mlro 20 Dtal
- 6uB groB, nit SrgeItammer an Der els
ueu un0 @aur- uub 2lHtIeloeiInlmer al Der
auoereu Selts. Der 2rbltett pr. Solepn
s. Sperrp ermartet, bic Arbett III Yto'
nateH Iertlg SH Helen.
4uttiou pom StraB en- b IL
Bfero r.-SH Den StaueH Der uStaot-
Yandglerz Yieroebabn" al Der Cumberland
SiraBe gelaugteu geterH etwa 200 Hferhe
oHrd) ben AuftIoHarOr OiatthIepS sur Ser
ilei9eruug, mo Die erjlelteu Prelle raHgrteH
pou s. bis $50. lle 4Teroe HID oIrd] SIN
iuhIuug oeS SabelbetrIebsS aHt Der umelBeu
y,ule" eutbebrllb gemOrOen.
@ruuoi ii f 8 rtauf. - Die
ISer1te all Der &IgbtltraBe, Sur 3eIt I'M Sez
byaHa Der uEOlheiter 2amp1boot Comp"
uuO ;um JiaaIaB uoH Same5 2. lSIlloH
geb0rl9, muroe Uorqefern aur otleutllder
luftIon pou ben NuttioHdteseH- Z aglor &
Dreamer al DE 9SulOn'ld ldcH GrteH tllr
$4,000 uertauit. Die 6rOut OeS Sruuos
iIudS umilBt 68 6uB.
e.-Gurd lluooriihtigteit idoB
geiteru Abeuo Der Jieser &baS. 2StlltamS
JN,ii Ne
yir. 1905, yalagette AoeHue, III ben rebttH
4rn.
- Gin pom 53ru. SohanH 9Ippel geIeutter
g8ageu fam geliern giad)mlttag al Der Gde
uon Charles. uuo WellltcaBe NIT Dem elets
trti1eu gSagaOu 9tr. 227 III @OulrOu. Sr.
4ppel purOe aus icluem 6uprperfe se-
i1leuoe-t uno erlitt leldte SerIeeUHgeu.
- IN Der SuiOr., Hahe @apltr., ertraufte
atii,rn or. &. pOamauu uOu yir. 81, l,@eOars
Gueuue, qaus ploelld uHo muBte I'M Raz
trollpageu nat) letuer @Obuuug 9eianrt
lperoeH.
- 8ei'm Seriude, bic @eIeiie Der p2ufe
Tolauo- -0ohbahu" III Der Sat-, Sulihen
20. uuo 2l. SuaBe, 6u trenSen, purce oaS
Subrmerf be5 S0rH. SeHl. Dad uou 9tez
mIngtou 2ueuue our4 eIuen elettrlld)en
Baggou total ieltrummert, emeu Sbaoen
uou $40 anrt6tenO. lpr. Dad eHttam obne
IeoUeDe SerleguHg.
- Der SO Sabre alte in gtr. Ala, Setter
ioni1raBr, mobueuoe 3oepb llppsrmanu ers
frauttt gelterH Abeuo plOBltq oil Der @de
pou Goeuz uuO 20mbaro1traBe. Gr pHroe
uad) oem pSaltImOyer uuIueriltIt5sQopIs
tai" 9ebradIt.
= Son etuem ShlagfIuiie 9erubrt, III,
tolge OeHeH Die llnte SerIe gslGbmt muroe,
iant Qejieru Dtor9eH am sSrOaoWag
oIe 60 Sabre alte 6rau Dtarp JtOatJ, Die
@attu ocs III Nr. 9O3, 6awuiraBe, mob
neuoeu Yatrlt JtOa2, plOglldl 3u SOoen.
6r. @uitau !oeB fob DIE alte Same auI
uuo brante lie III oGS ouu5 oe5 0ru. y.
0odberger, III. 49, SliO SyOaOmag, pom
no 81. @rsBler iie mad lbrer 2SObnHNg len-
ben lleB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Der 53. Sonerek-
6prman erbebt feline Stimms fur BITE genE
tiouaIbanfen.-StIb uno tein Gnoe
i'm S5auie.

Sorm1au erhebt tetne SttHms tur ote 9Cn
tiouaIbanfem.-Stlberr uno tein Gnoe
i'm Ssauie.
gBaibtnqtOu, .. g., %. 2Iug.
SIM Senate 3et9te Price elm CUB
ftitut al fir Scit'8 Blu, bas Otiin3uerz
baltniB auf 20 5u l Su perIaieben.
Sine GommiiIiOu pom oret 8irgern ioll
ernannt merOen; Oieie ioQ am 1. San.
1894 bus rtatige SerbaltniB finOen;
naa bieiem ioQ oaun 9eprGgt peroen.
Befier's Bei6luB, Den SaaeamtSz
SefretGr I'm 9lusfunft ilber bas Ser
fabren pom 9tatioualbanfen gu eriu6en,
melhe fh meigern, tbre OepoiitOren
prompt su be5ab,en, oeranlaBte cine lGnz
qere Debate, in wel6er @Orman cine
iebr perltGnoi9e fcoe belt, mOrin ct
ausfibrtc, OaB Der 0fe9ierun9 sur .3sit
ale Ottttel 9enommen waren, Den San'
fen our SIlfe gu fommen Oa5 @eiee
nad Dem StIhlune ltrttt our9fibreu,
werOe ben Snterenen Oc8 2anoe5 nur
ldaoen. Der GOn9reB lei einberufen
moroen, nidt nm mclteres llnbeil gu
itiften, ionDern Sem SanOe @rletAterun9
3u peridafien.
gSaibburne iagte, bic 2nuuhme 6eS
8ei6lulIe8 werbe Die SdlieBuug icOer
9tutionulbaut i'm 2anoe bcoeutcn. 9ta9
l6nserer Debate lpuroe Die Sa6e 5uz
rid 9ele9t.
Der Senat nabm bann Sic 9lngeles
qenbeit Der pon orei @ouperneuren erz
nanuten Seuatoren wieOer auf; Der Sal
pOn Gee Wtantle (Wtont.) mar Der Geitz
Sail. Oiantle wurOe nt9t ltBbere6tt9t
erflGrt. OtanberlOu beantra9te 8iebers
sruGsun9 Der AbltinImung.
Sm u eprGieutanteubau III e
purOe Die trOitlOie, Ooe SiIbsrreOnerei
BON StOne (%enni.), 3gan (E.z9.l
GOuert (N.sg.), 0al3ea (Benni.G
Satd (Wo. J, Cummings (N.sY) Gagz
lOr (5enn.), 8ulter (DlaiI.) unO Sea
(Genn. wdbrenO Ocs san3en Cages iortz
9eieet; audi Die 2lbenolisHn3 wuroe Der
Debate Qemiomet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Ser 9luirmbr Ooi, 6tlberton.

@tlbertOn, Pa., %. Iu9ult. -
Coroner Ofariball unb 0iitrittsanpalt
0ipen neBmen cine aus9eOebnte Inter
iudung peS 9eitrisen Slutbaoes Dor.
2lmOur, Der Spe3lalpOli5ilt Der gubn,
ccnen 600 9eltern irrtbumlid Depel9irt
wurbs, lit nod um Seben, aber 10 idmad,
oaB er feline 9lusfunit su 9eben uermug,
mer oas Oiitnebmen Der Otlli;9ewebre
QnorOnete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
UerSpiirteu Elm Grobebc,t.

liter, Ya., %. 2luguit. - llm
1.3O geltern DtOr9en wurOen Die Gin,
mObner Oieles Srte5 Ourh einen Oeutlit)
wabrnebmbaren@rOitoB aus oemS6laie
eemeft. OaS @robeben mar BON einem
oumpfen, rOIenOen @erduid bsslsitet,
weldes li6 anbOrte. al5 Oh ein i9werel
g8asen iber9ranitpiluiter binwesidbrt,
Sn bem Borough Otarcuss9oOf mar oer
Stop beocuteno itarfer, ais in ber Ibri.
gen um9e9enO. 9ln bem genannteu
Blase mar bereits am Sonntass 2lbent
Elm uiat gang 10 beitiser @rOitOB per.
lpIrt m0rOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
sbteaan,s Mauor pe,petbt f,d,.

@btca9O, %. 2lu9uit.-0ie bies
iige Zines" OtaDOr 9arrtion's Srs
gan, beitGtr9t beute WtOr9en bic bereitS
BON allen anOeren 8Iattern gebradte
1tudridt, SaB Gbica9o'8 MapOr iia
auf5 9teue begatten wtrO. DIE 2luserz
fOrene iOQ cine Sri. 9lnnie SOwaro BON
9telusSrlean5, ga, 5wliAen p unO 27
Sabren alt uno cine intime 6reunoin
BON 6rau Garter y. 9arriiOn, jun,
ipiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
gurdl btltae eobns psranIaht.

3wiIden Sctretar greibam, @Ou>
perneur l8aite uOr COLORADO uno Dem
italienil6en @elanO1en Baron 6aou
IanO fur5li9 elm ltOtenau5tauid i'm Be-
tre1 Der aus GrippIes@reet, Sol, aus
qetrlebenen Stallsusr ltatt. @Ouuerueur
Naite mar Der 9lulidt, OaB Dies ntht
aus 9faiienbaB erfOlgte, ionocrn neil
ole Staliener 5u biII9eren Prellen, aIS
Die amerttanliden Sersleute arbeiten
mollteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
gSirO ioerntikt.

GIBaiO, 8eru8, %. 9luauit.-0r.
Wtar Sdumann, eiH @eOlOse unO Sea-
turfOrlaer, 9lns um uorl9en Treitag BON
bier aus in Die Ser9e wcitlid BON SUD-
req in Merito, pOute aber nur einen
Gag ausblelben. 0a er beute nod ntbt
5urId9etebrt lit, beiurdten leine6reunOe,
Dap er iia uerirrte unO perbun9erte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Die Sbat eincs Sttruntene,,

altoOnu, Ya., %. 2lusuit.-Wm.
@oB uon 8OarIn9sSprtugs 6etrant ii9
sslteru bel Der in Otartins burg abgebuls
tenen lutberii4en &irdenreunion uno
marb in Orm 9lrreitlufal bes StdOtdenS
untersebradt. 2eete 9ta6t ieete Ell Oie
Belle, wOrin er lid 6efauo, in Sraub
uno erlitt tOOtli9e SranOwunoen. 0a5
GefdnaniR brannte nieher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
steben3eDm Verjonen pcr,ntf,t.

Salifar, N.zS., %. augult. -
Der Serluit oes Dumpier8 v0Orcu8, 1"
wcl6er um leeten Samitag nit Der
Barge yGtta Stemart" i'm Sdlepptau
bon SiOueD, 6. g., nit srpei 9argOs
&oblen ab9e9an9eu mar, bat iia bel itGz
ti9t. IS sin9 eln Sdleppoampfer nad
S6utz zSnsS5lanO ab, nm nad oemielz
ben aus;ui6auen. gluf Oen bcloen
6abr5eugen befunOen iih II Berionen,
BON benen man permutbet, OaB iie uuz
famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Tadl f2 Sabren.

EoroutO, %. 2lusuit. - Sobn
Saunan, eiu YiutcrtOn' ider Gsbeinl>
pOli3iit, fam beute uui Dem 8ege na6
St. Souls, WtO., nit einem alien
Otanue, 9tamens 9enrp 8. 9aroner,
bier ourdJ. yeeterer wurbe in Penstau>
gullbnsne auf Die Sei9ulbisun9 bin
oerbaitet, Dor II 5abren Ism. SunIg,
cinen 80 Oteilen pon ct. 2oui8 wobnz
haiten 6armer, ermorOet ~ haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Nnm &Iik erif1laacil.

91eubtns, Yu., 80. 2tus.-9urt
einen 8lleltrabl murOe geitern 2l6eno in
Der 9iGbe pOn Otelino, SduDlfiu Count
tn, ser 6iabri9e 9fObert SeB eridlagen
uno Sri. 2lmanOu Otiaer Iduer pcrleet.
9lu9 Der Sater be5 &naben, amanOus
90. SeB, purOe Sur9 ben 8Ile be-
tGubt, erlitt aber feline gciabrli9en Sers
leBunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
starb an Oer 0bolera.

&unio8> GitD, OtO., %. 9ug.
-Ginem bieiisen 8latte ging aus Ielz
linstOu, OtO., Die 9tadrI4t gu, OaB
S5rau Otarie 2enorum, Die u Dteile
pOn ienem Srtc wObnte, an iporaOli9er
Cholera qcltorben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
@onpernrmr Sotes renomintrt.

9eS WOines, 9a., %. 2lugult.-
Die bemOtratiide StautS Convention
trat beute bier 5ulammen unO renomi=
nlrte @ouperneur SOtcs fiir oieiea 2lmt
uuO Srn. 8eitOw ais 8lcez@ouperneur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Scr Grafioent nidlt franf.

8ripat SefretGr Gburber erft6rte
beute OtOrsen auf 8eTro9en, O0B Ou6
@cra6t, Der YratOent leIoe an Bright
i9er 9tlercnfranfbeit, abiOIut uubesriinz
Oet lei uno oerlelbe ii9 Der beiten 9ez
iunObeit erfreue. 2lsbnlib ipra9en itd
audi Der loeben BON 0raD Gables 5n>
rufsetebrte 0ilfSietretar SaulIin uHo
t|pfrpt1r ynmont nuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
9Ipa SubbarS & Spmt,.

tabeu ben Nuitrug bstomm.n, ben O {.
luubheits SetSap purat in
Sobu u. Qammau's gaOen.Sebaupe auau-
briHseu. lo2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Ter strife in SauSas.

l8 eirzG ttp, Sas., %. 9lu9uit.
Gin 2lustaui9 pon Sdiiiien slpiiden
cinem idmurien &Oblen9raber uno Striz
fern brabte Die bier berrideube Iufrez
gung gum Sieoepunft. Der 9te9er fam
3ur Stalt, I'M yebensmittel cln3ufauz
fen, unb purOe bon ben Strifern ais
Elm rScab" erfannt uuo iofOrt perfOl9t.
9ei'm t0erannaben Der Oten9e feuerte
Der 9teger aus ieinem 9fepOlper in Die
guit uno, als 0ieies nidt balf, auf Bic
Ntense. 9n eili9er 6lu9t gelan9 es
ibm Damn, fortwGbrenO Die uon benz
ltOb uuf i'm ab9s9ebenen Sdiilie erwlz
berno, Die StodaOe ;u errelden. Die
Strifer slouben ieet, baB bic @ruben>
beliecr ibre yeute bewafinet baben, unO
biloeten Ourum 9eiteln 9ta9mitta9 cine
Gompagnle, Die re9elredt militarlId
etnereriIrt muroe. IS beltebt Der Plan,
bic StOfaOe Ser r&ani uszGeraSz@rube
9fr. 234. ausu9reiTen uno Die rScab5" "
III OeriQQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
.befuutmt.

Cine grnBe AnjabI Bun Grntsn
(fleine $finber iuwnBl, pie GrmnGs
ieur) ftun nit 4usmiifirn grpIagt,
pel6c iif 81 BaBli6ru SIcfrn
auf Der 6aut rntpifrln. Sa 1T
fiiuffli6e 6iiIfe erfurOerIidj, nno rs
gibt Ni9tS, mas birrin nrm S9mefel
ais Guferli9cs auwennemittrI glrifz
fOmmt. Sieie Sbatlate iuirO bnW
allen 4er3tru auerfannt, unO Oic 6rs
fluOuug bun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
Ole1tu'8
S@mefel=
Seife.

Dime bic Pnrrn 3u bsrifopfen nbsr
In irgenO elmer Weiie Der Geiunn9
belt Der 5aut 3u i9uben, eutfernt iie
bnn bem Geit6t SommeriprnRcus
G0tbe unb bic beri6isbenen 5eblsr,
melbr bur6 3uuebmenOss alter aber
bic Snune berbOrgerufeu tueroen.
Webmet Sud in N9t Dor JGli6un.
geu. gu bubtn bel alien apotbefern.
Die 3eit grrift inmnbl Oas 6aar,
ais aud bic 6uutfurbe an. aber
bieier unsalante aIte Geisa tann bier
ebsniuls in Die Tln9t gri5lugeu
uerOeu NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-24
PINS Der suupesbaupt1taot.

Saibiu9t on, .. g., %. 9lu9.
- Der BraiOent bat ben 9emeniamen
BelaluB 3ur iOfOrtigen Sermiui9ung
Der Wteilen9eloer fir Die 0erren GOnz
sreBmitglieOer unter3ei9net unO cine
9teibe MISUNDERSTANDING 9cmoht.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-08-31
SUDDEN DEATH!
The Community Shocked.

.Jast evenipr rt- .A.. Ill, i,;t, NJ
~ iitei HIM N5iile IL M
hoiAts iiaTt4L.-lit X prGi4II!eat lnd N -iv-
respected elti1el 4#larefttlv iH tn4. b,..t
h,.tErn na .t,trt+s 1,- r..4ii.,5r r.1,,..,..i
it'll A'Siitia H ileN ''t-l
III TiieeE sAdaeA tet4 III tle hoa
paced aaH hand over Ais Aeart. ga.ly.. N.
nam. b+nF5 ir WI aL.ir ,,7.I.
HI -'it1tf ''is
7el9l47- iilt !ahlliE Wt-ft 7trlcNtA Hl.@
9t-rnAtl0n, aid nltttei ate4g .umn!Jn.. h
~ filth, M n Nas t'0 !3;e 4"e v4.
57h'it4hth was dtal. l'ts 2leialls gaFe ileart
disease as the cause - 3rJlk HYrli
livery dsv ~ ,,,,a
t'"Fet 0'ils'id 'I%'ei4lft. 7
1'4af 70 liie ABOVE. Even youth II IL d.
Tense against heart disease ana the ~
.,,;l;t, ;,l 5;l =
'P'n1'f "i'ii when IL = canning vA.ln~
forces upon all 4 conviction OF is prpvaien.'4.
Reader if v,,, b,.-a . s,,,,,,,t,, ~
3uaa4 a;sa = ~ NJ =. -
iieAU uise'ss 20 hpl htsltate q moment n
90 ir-iis " T. l'e'af = always aahSef
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-08-31
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Negotiations have been going On

Negotiations have been going % for 4
race between Nelson and Nancy Hanks n
Rigby Park. Nelson is willing y back
his horse for 81, 900, but the wealthy Bos-
ton owner Of the Queen Of the Turf wants
to make it for SO, 600. 1t would make
the greatest race ever trotted in this coun-
try If Nancy Hanks makes the two min
utes record it will probably be done this
season. She is now seven years Old and
it is understood that next season she is to
be withdrawn from the turf and mated
with the colt champion of the world,
Arion, also owned by Mr. J. Malcolm
Forbes
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can trace their ancestry back q the first
one that settled in America, 10 come to olir
reunion next year. y committee, consisting
OF f. Judson Hatch. Walter G II:hrl. and
Walter E. Clough, wele elected to draft {.
constitution and hv-laws.
Adjourned until "Wednesday, August II.
1894. f. ,Iu,is"n Ha5ch. Secretary
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Worthington' ) Illustrated Magazine for
September shows great diversity Of ma
teral and an excellent list of contributors
The interest and value Of its leading arti-
cles and the tine literary quality Of it's
Stories poems and department matter,
are admirably supplemented by fine press
work and specially prepared illustrations
it is readable The young people and
the little ones of the household always re-
ceive much consideration from the editors
of Worthington' Magazine, and they find
the September number bright with stories
and poems Just suited to their taste.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-29
MORE PIE.
a GOOD Batch of AppOins llts
Made TOdav.

Made TOdaV.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President
today made the following appointments:
Elliott w. Bowman, Indiana, Deputy
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury; Geo. 4.
Anderson, District of Columbia, Secre-
tary Legation Rio De Janerio, Brazil.
COnsuis: Leopold Moore, of New York,
Hull, England: James c. Fox, of New
Yo-k, Antigua, West Indies; Grenville
vile James, New York. Woodstock,
New Brunswick; Geo. w. Saw
| age, New Jersey, Dundee. Scotland;
| Eugene Gcrmain. California, Searich,
Switzerland; Jas. H. Madden, Illinois
SMYRNA, Turkey: Frank e. Hyde, Con
| necticut. Lyons. France; Fred. K w
| Kirkbusch, Wisconsin, Stettin, Germany
Geo. G. Matthews, ir., Florida. Para
| Brazil: Otto H. Boyes, North Dakota
| IChrstiana. Sweden; Louis s. ID lapsaine
ljr, West Virginia. Dcmcrara. Guinea; ]
Courtney Hixson, Alabama, Ningpo
China; Edward =. Crane, Pennsylvania
Hanover, Germany; Henry C Smith
| Alabama, Santos, Brazil.
i John Turley OF Tennessee, has beer
appointed examiner of surveys in th
General land office and Frank Powell, O
North Carolina. special Agent of tn
| general land office.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-29

Tn a. Ia what ss 4aid of the Hawaii
situation.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Charlcs
Nurd noff, the New York Herald CORES
pondent, arrived from Honolulu this
morning. He says that already the pro-
visional governments adherents are
beginning to fall away and the end is
near. Only one thing can save the
island, and that is the return of Liliuo-
.kalani to the throne. He thinks that in
/ the future she will behave herself.
Referring to the recent remarks of
President Cleveland on annexation,
Nordhoff said they were construed to
mean that anncxation would not take
place. and Immediately there was a
| Wild scene. Natives cheered, bouhres
were built and bands paraded the
streets. The provisional government is
do ad broke" The people have refused
| to pay taxes. The present government
is do med and nobody knows it better
| than President Dole. Minister Blount is
| working his report, which will bC
| ready by the time he returns here. Nord
hoff believes the report will he unbiased
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-29

III for their half Frank was put in tn,
box for Statesville and Williams had hi,
| nght put out at first when he yyhistled =
| ball into left. Garrison and Chambers
each made three uuavaiIing motions al
Franks balls and then took the side ~
| field again -
ne crowd was getting wild now
| StatesV1lie's hackers were bowling for
fhe blue BOYS to do sonnet hing and She
vile boys yelled to their prime favorites
IN gray to prevent them from doing it.
ThIs was at the beginning of the eighth
| and tine plucky little visitors did do
something. They batted Hoke Morris
V'cronsly for while and put six straight
Flanagan enjoved the distinction of
having been the first PLAYER to take
bases on balls from Morris Graham
made a base and Robertson flew out to
weaver. & Grav got on to base and
ny the san token Flanagan scored
hen Gray made things simpIy roar
bv making a two-bagger which lifted
Graham and c. GRAY over the plate
r+ank mt safe. scoring j. Gray. Fau-
cette struck out and was followed at
pat by McGinnis, who got his Irish up
nd -thumped the ball into South Caro-
things broke loose. 1t was the widest
gang ever seen in the grounds; that is.
wild with excitement. Hats, umbrellas
everything was in tn" air and one man
was seen to try to take bite out of
knife with w hich he had cut off a chew of
tobacco, Instead of taking the chew.
Harbin hit to center and McGinnis
scored before Flanagan struck out, who
wasn't prepared for the way in which
Morris pulled himself together.
The score was nov z to in favor of
Statesville, with a halt-inning in favor
of the home team. Young lined out Il
nice hit. and while the catcher was
looking for the ball Young went to third
Fletcher was given base on balls, while
Morris flew out to McGinnis. Weaver
got in base hit and brought Young
home. Weaver took a sneak around a
fe lines and while he was lowering over
third Frank made a ba1k while Williams
was at bat, by which Weaver scored.
In the meantime Chreitzberg acknOwl-
edged that he couldn't hit and sat down .
| and Alexander made a hit that scored
Fletcher. Alexander worked hard to get
| ting where the ball wasn't. --
| The jig was now up unless the blue
sluggers could make something in their
| ninth half, and one OF them sang out
! Let's get hundred this time, bows" "
| But the centennial didn't rnaterialize, for
| the grays inhaled about dozen tons
| of ozone, swelled up that they made a
| solid field and the name of the visitors
| was Dennis. Graham made a little soda
pop to Morris which went to fzz by
| Morris tossing it to first. Robertson hit a
highland fling to Alexander, whose whip
Ipoorwill stop ended the life of that par
| ticular batter. c. Graz hit for two bags
but nothing came of it. as Young PLACED
| his baskets in a position to catch out ]
Gray's airy fly. This was three outs anC
She game ended with every Ashevill'
puller. hat and all in the air and dam
aged pair OF lungs. The score:
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-29
1N NEW WORK.
The Bears nm Top and Interest
GDTe Of sight. r....

NEW YORK, June 29.-A further sha, p
break in silver here and in London, and
advices from Washington indicating
that Congress would not be convened
before September, caused further demor-
alization in the stock market this MORN
ing Prices declined sharply under
fairly heavy pressure to sell.
Bears hammered the list IN or
der to- force out stock on
"stop" orders. Around 10 80 there was
disposition to cover short contracts and
rally OF Il to 21S ensued. the recovery be-
ing assisted by a little steadier market
| for silver At eleven speculation was
| steady despite the Fact that money lent
at Is per diem and interest equal to 51s(
per cent. per annum.