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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Gin Iauaes suuocnreatfter.

Colorado Spring8, 4. Sult.
Seinria Starr, wel9er bier seitern
nit Sobn 9Silion perbaitet purbe, siebt
gu, baB ct ben 9unOe8muri9aa in Sort
Smitb, 2lrf., eridOIIen babe, bebauptct
aber, eS iei in Selbitoertbeioigun9 sez
ideben. Seine ungeblide 6ruu geitebt
ebsufuas, buB ihr Ntann Der beriidtiste
Bandit Starr 1T unb baB er ben erz
pGbntsn 8eamten ermoroete. Sunre8z
rldau Grum BON 4rtania8 bat teles
srapbirt, baB 9lu8lieierunsspapiere be-
reits ausseisrtigt iinO, unp eriudt Die
SebOroen oabier, Starr unb 9SiliOn
9efansen 5u balten, bis er eintrifft.
Sta,r bat elm lanses Sanbenresilter,
es liesen 2lntlu9cn uuf Otorb, Sanfz
unO gabnraub, S6napp8uerfauf an
Snbianer, Otebitabl IL. (. 10. gegen ibn
Dor, unO babel lit Der 8uri6e erit sweis
uup3wausts Sabre alt. Die psriaiebe>
nen Sclobnungen, welde fir ieine Sers
buftuns aus9eldrieben iinb, beIaufen
lit auf $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
@ermiIGte tsIeer e apbif@e eepef6en.

- yin Oammbru6 bat tld] geItern
am Griez &anal, brci Ofeilen pom GOz
DIETER. uu Der io9euannten utbrec mile
9oa," erel9net. Otan mar Die eauie
ltaat iiber init Der 9feparatur beS S9as
bens beihdftist.
- Die Surg, Dor pelder 2i3;ie SOrs
Seu bon Sail 9fiuer Wssen 0Oppelmorz
br8 prO3eiiirt unb freiseipro9eu wuroe,
bat Der 9enannten unb ibrer Sdweltcr
emma Elm 9ruppenbilb iammtlidber @e>
idwOrencn gum @eidente semadt unb
Die Photographic bat einen prominens
ten glas in bem Barlor Der ueuen QSob>
nun9 Der S9weitern 9efunOen.
- 2lls Gramp pertleiOet bat Der ame.
ritanti9e BOitamtsz SnipeftOr Otaior 3.
6. Stewart, nen Superintenbemen Der
9ieparaturpertltatte Der v@ranO Irunfz
8abn" in YOrt SurOn, Otid., Gbas.
6orb, erwiibt, pie er 8ertbbrisie aus
BOltIdden ltabl. Gs mar lause j3eit
psrgsbli9 periu6t pOrOen, benz Seriiber
bieier iDitematii9en 0iebitdble ami Die
Spur 3u foulmen. 6Oro mar friber
YrGliDent beS StaOtratbes, ilt prOmz
nenter SrbensbruDer uub geno6 Das unz
bsOinsts Sertruuen Der Sububeumtsn.
- Sebr i6wer berlest purben iinf
Nrbeiter, pel6e nit bcm 9lusrdumen oeS
Dor 3pei @O4en burd 6euer beihdoiss
ten Nbam5' i9en 9ebdubeS in Sbicago
beidaltigt mareu. Gin Sbeil oe5 8oz
ben8 bes 5.StodruerfS fiel auT bieleIben.
Inter ben Serlesten beitnoen lid) smei
nit beutihen 9tamen: SOIepb 2lrnltsin
uub 0apib gSieBner.
- Die slu8lieterun9 be8 berIdti9ten
Bierbeciebes s. 6. Curtis, nit mebrez
rem 9llias, pelder iest in 9llbanp ieitges
balten pirO, ilt bonn 9Ouperneur BON
Connecticut BON bsnSebOrben bsSStaaz
tes gtew>Yurt perlanst worSen. Curtis
iit unsstlast, am 20. SUM in Bridge
port elm PierO 9eitOblen 5u babeu.
= Cine S9aar Stallener, pel6e an
Ser elettriiden Suhn smii9en SOnba,
R.s0., unb @aDabutta, gt.zY., searbeiz
tet unb ibre 26bne ni3t re6t3eitig err
baltsn buttsn, ma4teu uor9eitern &ras
mall unb woQtsn Die gahn bemoliren.
Is bis 20 BON ben 6ubsit0rern mursen
perbaftet.
= Gin geriud, eiuen ibsrfilItsn
Baiusier3us Der r@reat8etsrnsSuBn"
bel 0obses@entre, Sa., bur9Sdpellen.
bic quer iber Sas @eleiie selest warsn,
benz Serberben 3u lberantm Orten, iit
sIiifliderwsiie fsblsei9lassn. Bon ben
Yahasisren nubm 9tieulanS ernitli9en
SdaSen. Die 2otomotioe wuroe be-
ldaoigt, mar aber nod I'M Stanoe, ben
3us bis ua4 Der nG9iteu Citation gu
;isben
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aasau -
Nr. 159.
usr,te fsf, baB er 81. @eBtraft an Osmiel'

asr,te fsf, baB er 81. Sebtruit oil bsmlel'
ben eiubIBen piro.
- Der gteser ggm. 8obiniou, 9tr. 14l2,
WuQiTiufruBe, wurOe gehern Ntorgeu all
Der @de Der 8altimoreifruBe uno Batterloua
YartsIuenue pom elHem SarreH uoerta9ren
uuo i6wer uerlett. Der YatrolmaseH OeS
0nli6eu 9iitritts bradItc ibu mad poule.
- g8dbreuO 6ran Soa 6ermann, gtr.
80, gBe YrattftruBe, gefern gIor9en I'M
;peiten Stodperf ibrer gSohuuug am Seu'
ter Jas uuO ihreu ;weildbrigen Snaben I'M
arm hielt, ipraug oteier pl0Blth auf nno
fisl ant Oas GrCttOir, ema Is 6ug tle'y
binab. Sbm.r oerlegt wurbe baS Slno
auigebOben.
Bolijeilitc d c S.-g8sgeu elmer Rubea
fi0rung III eiuem Sabelbabus Baagon MIR
ben y. 8. SIaulu uuO Charles Ssd pom
Yolijiiten 2lrtbur gctern frli5 perbattet uno
pom 8oliieiridlter 6obbS bsitrait. Settersr
muBte $40 uebit Soften uHO Grfterer 81 Hsblt
Rotten be;ableU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
@toerrufun9 zines anitoBtscn
ScIeke5 perIauat.

s q d on, Senu., 4. Suli.-Sn alz
len Srten BON Serneliee bcrlat betrGdtz
llhe Nufre9un9 Iber baS BON Ser leeten
Se9lslatur un9enOnlmens anltOBi9e @ez
leg iber bic Serii6eruu9Sz@eielli6a
ten. Die 2ceteren mcrOen ollie ibre Sc
i9afte eini iteuen Ober baben Dies berettS
setban, I'M auf bic 2SioerruIuns OeS
@eleses bur9 bic 2e9islatur 5u partcn.
Die Sewe9ung sesen baS usue Seiee iii
10 fart. baB man 9laubt, Der GOuperz
neur lperbe lidl jnr @lnberuIun9 elmer
@rtraiisuns Der 2e9iSlatur beltimmen
lansn. Ginen anberen 9luswcg 9ibt es
na1irlid nidt. @esen Die Se9islatur
9lbt ii9 weSen ibrer OiiBadtuu9 Der
seldaftli9en 5ntcreieu Oes Staates
eroBen unmille fuub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
SeHere 2lusH6ten fitr Gifeu-
9lrbetter.

8ittsburs, Yu., 4. Suli. Wtun
erwurtet iest nit 3uperiiat, OuB bis
gum uGditen WtOutag in alien uniOniitis
iden GlienbItten oeS Pittsbur9er 0is
itriftS Die 2lrbeit mieOer uuf9enOmmen
meroen wirb. Sis babin werOen in ben
betrefienben gtabli1ementS Die uOtbissn
9teparaturen Der Wtai9inerie'n pOrses
nommen. Die Ausii9ten, baB es am
Samitug gu elmer oefinitipen @iniguu9
iber Die SObnlilte tOmmen wtrO, iinO Die
hpftpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Die Telp YUrfer S6isen in Gbt.
c0QO.

6 ica9O, A. SuIi.-0ie 9tews
YOrfer - nSnbepenbtnt>SdI dIecn beablidz
tl9ten seltern, na9 Ntilwaufee gu reis
len, babeE uber bei9lOlien, ben natio>
nalen 6ciertus bier gu uerbrinsen. 8dbz
renO ftb seitern Die puliiuen OtttglleOer
NIT ibren Oumen in ber Meltaus ltequng
ersln9en, oerbrahteu Die slftIpen ben
Gag I'M nSdaeenpart, no lie ii6 reAt
tlelBl9 nm Die Brciie bewarben. SI5
leet lit Sr. u. Zimmerman SOni9; ct
i9OB PA 0tin9e uui Der &Oni98ideibe,
obmobl 211 Sa5 Marimum iinO. 9lm
Nbeno fano in Dem yOfale oes BrGliOenz
ten SeS bieiisen SdHBsn>Serein5, am>
brple Inores, cine sablreihe 3uiammenz
funft itatt, bel welber @eleseubeit Sr.
Wilb. @brenpIort I'M 9tamen Der Gan
6ran3i5coer SbIeen oen 9tepzOOrter
Snoepenoent8 alS 0eident einsn iilberz
men Seder iibcrrei4te unO ein So4 auf
Milb. y. Beber, ben YraiiOeuten OeS
StiisenbunOes, ausbruGte. Sr, Use
ber tranf Den eriten Srunt aus DEM Sez
der auf Oe8 9rdiioenten oe8 bIeii9en
S6iiBensSerein5 gSphl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
20. ISrieifers SubtI11ttft.

Us bin ct n, 4. Sull. = 6eute
feierte 8ater Maro in ser 0releini9feit8s
&rrde gu @eOrsetomn ieiu so. 45rieiterz
Subildum. 2lm 4. Sui 1S43 wuroe
Yater 9Sarb nit pier anoeren @ertliz
den in oerielben 0reicinisteitszRirbe
Orbinirt. ST iit iset 80 Sabre alt, bon
ienen Dumals sepeiblen finf Brieitern
Der einiise, Der nod lebt. Die tlrde
mar BON Der @emeinbe entipre9enO 9es
idmIft, unb bic 6cier mar lebr er9reis
fenb. Der ebrmiirOise alte Bater trus
betm Sodumt 9Olo9eltifte @emanOer,
wel9e Elm @ei9ent Der 6rau &ucD
Orerel BON Bbtlaoelpbia maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
WoroperI,tdo etnes Bpltatiten.

Gam 5 { n, N.sJ., 3. 5ull. - Der
Boli3iit Patrit GIurf Oeriu9te beate
2lb.no, ben BOli3sis2ieutenunt 9Obn g.
Smitb III ermor6en. @lart mar betruns
fen in oasStutiOnsbuu setOmmen, gin9
bireft auf ben lieutenant gu, 3O9 ielneu
RepOlp.r unb idOB jpeimal auf Smith,
Der perwunbet ju SOOen fiel. Gin Sbr
mar ibm abseidOfeu, unO Der 3weits
SauB bate Inn let9t am SOpf oerwun'
BET. Glart wurbs einseiperrt unO ia9te,
eS JET feline 2lbli6t seweien, Smitb gu ers
morben, er beOauerts uur, OaB sr nt9t
better ae;ielt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Sauftrofte.

ct. 2ouis, 4. Suli. - Sobalb
bier Die gadridt pom Bancroft Der
9ebriib.r 5reibers in Cincinnati ,in=
trail murben bic bieiisen 6ilialsn Der
senannten 6irma unter 2eituns Der 81.
9. unb g. ssup ebenfu[lS seidlOiien.
Dallas, 2er., A. Suli. = Cine
Depeide BON Cisco brinst bi. Na9ridt,
oaB bi. oorttse GatiunalsSanf" ssltsru
seidlohen wuroe.
Cincinnati, 4. Suli.-Sm meits
liden Stabttbeile bat seitern Sobn
Strei9bt, elm bsbeutsnSer SGnblsr in
SaubOl3, fallirt. Die 8erbIuolidteiteu
finb nod ui5t bstaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
gSollen feline 2obucrnteort9uug ats
tlebmett.

Denper, @Ol., 4. Suli.-9ie fini
tdsli6en 3eitunsen Der Staot baben
ibre Shriitieeer eriudt, 40 Gents pro
1000 Wt's un3unsbmcn. Die Seecr
psisern ii9 abcr, Die 9ObnreOuttion gu
acceptlren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Die Sanserfabrt oes Rrtp Yorter
,,Sieoerfran3es.">

6 cago, 4. Suli. - Der 91eipz
Oorfer ySteberfrans" nebit 0amen, cine
&eiie9eieaiduft BON 1872 BeriOnen, 1T
auf lelner tpeitliden SanserIabrt bon
ct. &Ouis bier anesfOmmen unS bat
I'M n9reatz9turtbernsS Sotel, einem oiers
sebnltOfi9en 8ieiensebduOe, Guurtier
9enOmmen.
Sur oen bieiisen Iufentbalt BON elmer
Sode iit fir Wtittmo9s Nadmitta9
elm 9onaert In Der &eltausitellung uns
9efiinOi9t, ferner Elm @Ommers, welden
Der blelise @eiau9perein r@ermauiu"
oem nSiebcrfran3" in ieinem Glubbaui,
an Der Glarf> StraBe am 0onneritassz
9lbeno oeranitaltet, unb Elm gmpiuns
Der 9tem YOrter Sdu9er i'm oeutidcn
3orfe Der 9lusitellun9 am 6reitasss
gta9mittas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
sure RabeIOepeIdlen.

- BauI 2egOulebe, Der ebemaIige Brdits
bent Der pBntrtotenliga," fiiHoigt al, oaB
er f4 enti9loileH babe, itdl tlir bic 0aner
BON bier Sahreu pom poIitii4en SebeH 6us
riifsuiieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Srplsjisu nit sebeuspsrIutt.

Yetersburs, 4. Suli. - Nuf ber
@olga bar itd elu entieslid.r unfaa ereig'
net, benz 26 WenideH gum Spier felsn.
9ls Der Qampier y4lfous" NIT elmer gro.
Sen AnSahl Baliaglere am Sorb f4 Der
Staet 8omauo ndberte, srploorte plosIidI
ieiu Oampffeiiel. mobur9 Der game obere
Sh.il oeS SabrSelges 5ertrummert mur6e.
Ourh aliihenoe Sohlen, bic uou Der Vias
i9iue fIoeeu, gerietb Oas gSrad uuA nod IN
Srauo, uno Sold3e, bic uitt ertrauteu, tas
men in ben Slammen nm. Inter ben
g.runsliiftsu bsiiuoet fid aud Gen. Ps'
trui4swsti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
9ra ettcn
-eer-
l1itrtu, gIa(r unG DOrfrb Drhlt.
9brs 9sbanOluns un0 9eilung Obne Mag.n.

Sbrs 9sbauOluus uno 9elluH9 obHe Wa9tH'
NtsoSlnirung.
stuH,.id.u: SduFs.s urtHirsH, gIutitebsH bst
gad,t Inn su urintren, ShmerS oosr 9reHHeH bel'HE
saiieH bes WafeIs, gIatbtrOpitIu BON lrIH, HapotH
Dies sela.ben, BcrgroseruHa Der Sorteboruie uno
Eris6tihe yiIereHtrautbttt 49,. IT'D.
Die tntidleotnte DObt6dttse gBtrfuH9 ptro eIblsIL
neil man bic ScIImitteI nHm bar
am Stbe DeS &eioenS appIt1trt,
mo te ftd pom srosttn gtuseH crtusiIsH perotH
lB,nu ber Boius in ben IiahoGrm eInselubr If 10
rubt CT uHmitt,lbar am SlaieubaIS. SlaleniteID
DaisIiutt atI Beius uRo iSuge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
8e6dnOrung.

SpeviftI6e 6eilml1tel tur lpeSlfll9e Eeloen'
1. epe,iRJd1tr Rurfus, bel Sdtudte'ausfli.
I,r S,r,flopfen RiidtnihmtBen nm. S5 bic etnBelre
S6utttl; 6cr uOnfduotss Surius nit orst Saodts'a'
reibcuo aui qiSuate, $40. -
=. Surius Er. II, fur Nanncrlotpade;
Sir, eGdtsl fiir einfad. ober friie Tdlle SO: orct
edad51tIu iIr iswer. uno aHbauerHoe 5dae BET DfdHs
nern uber ben uittlertH ja5rtH, idUGteH eeuttn uu
3. NisrtnbIaiems SeurimS, bel urins, @Iacn'
urb F3ortehbriisHs 9clbiueroen. Cine Sh1t2tel 81,
apel S5dlatttln SS. bret ShadteIn SO.
oIs st6rFHa fnr BerioHeu, neIdc gu berGtber beaba
Fdltiqen. gtnt SdadteI 81, brci StattslH $40 luE
brei UioHate. -,,,
r.fn,s Pblt uiip Gtne Sd,atteI So orcImoHatItte
Y.banbIuug ooer Uolsr 9urins $40.
gutb nit 3susniieH uHo Misunderstanding 9ras
lis Dian idrelbc an:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
greuBen's Rrisesmimtfter uHS "Ote drERGtns
5amiIie."

Serlin, 4. Suli.-Qer preubiid)e Sriegss
miuiiter @eneral Don Saltenborn.S tadlau
1T ieet au6 inter Die BrsBceuioren ge9an-
gen. Su 6olse elmer pom thm erluiieueu
Sroer baben bic @orpscommanoeure ben
SiiBierea uno Dtauni4aiteu Der BON ibnen
beiebllsteu Sruppeutbei!e Die 2efture oes in
@iieu on Der 8ubr erld)eIueHOeu gSo9eu.
biattes DDie drlflihe 6umille" oerboten,
neil oltieS SIatt eiuen 2eltartIfel geseu bic
DiilltGrporla9e sebraqt bat. Die Srbe=
oes &riessmtutittr8 mlro bon allen Seiten,
uno uitt am 8eni9iteu bon Oeu relislOieu
2eltidrliten, auf'5 S4ariLte trltlilrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05

Comb 4. Suli.-Sn 8eantuortung
etner Sut.rpeuatlou oes BaruealteufuhrerS
Sobn Reomouo oeutete Yremler Slabfoue
Q.ern I'M unterhauie OIL, baB e8 Die Abiiht
Der 8egleruug iel, cine ensliiGl.triife Cont
miiiion nit Der AufteIuug pom Grbebun9eu
iiber oi. fnan5ieaeu SeSiebuusen slptlhen
@roSbritannien uuo SrIauo Sii betrauen.
Glaoitoue iii9te binsu, Die @ommiiiIOu loQs
ibre Situuseu uidt cher be9tunen, bis bic
auiresung in Serbinbuus nit Der Yaiitruns
Der trIi6en Autouomies orIase fiH seIest
huben plroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05
Gssptii6e @trrsu.

QonbO n, 4. Suli.-9er rSimes-"@or.
Respondent in Cairo meIoet, OaB Der 8beOiue
ben Sultan eriu9t babe, tiirfli6e 3ruppen
ais @riae tiir Die britiite St,uputtOnsmat)t
nah @sppten ;u i.uoeu. Seruer ioa Der
Rheoue oen SultaH erluft babeu, bic Ab.
berufuus oes 9Oro @romer, OeS brltliben
blplomatifen A9euten in Cairo, iu erutrs
len. Der Correspondent etbt bic Gusue
oleler ieuiatlone1eu Gerii6te nidt on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-05

Yaris, 4. Sut. - @eueral Nereoith
Reeo hattie Al @breu oes 4. SuIi Elm Sanfett
uerauitaltet. Inter ben @Giteu befanoen iid
4rln3 8olauo SOuaparte, Der Dtarquis BON
8aifano uno 5. S. &oubet, mel6er fiirill6
elneu Yreis auagel1rieben bat tEr Die beite
literarli1e 2lrbelt iiber ameritauli9e Sc
ld]lu)te.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29
AM EIectrioal Retnucher,

Photographers have lately introduced a
pencil for use in retouchiny negatives
which is rapidly reyolyed by small cleo
tro motor, so that the point of the pencil
spins and is rubbed on to any spot by
simply moving the point gently over in any
desired direction, thus doing away with the
necessity of the tiresome, confined motion
of the operators hand. A German idea in
this line which possesses merit consists in
fixing the negative of the photograph In a
frame. which is vibrated rapidly by an
electromagnetic apparatus. Mention is
made also of a still later device of this
kind of English origin, in which the pencil
point is very rapidly vibrated through an
exceedingly small stroke by a simple cleo.
tro-magnetic contact breaker, so that the
pencil has only to be guided by the opera
tor, while the electromagnetic performs the
necessary rubbing at an exceeding rapid
rate-abott 1000 strokes per minute.--New
York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29
New York Cotton Market.
OUOTID NY A. r. WEEDEN.
'olal receipts. 80. Spot prices. b lilo.
Chicago Grain Notss.
ouorED NY A.P. wEEDEN.
Heavy shipping hogs i.95 q 5.45.


An interesting departure in engineering
is the introduction of marine engines for
land service One of the great electric
illuminating companies, 1t appears, has
adopted them in its work, and concerning
their economy ia &xsspect to space and
power it is reported that the land engine
takes up some ten times as much space as a
marine engine, and the marine quadruple
expansion engine has ten times the heating
surface of the land engine Further, the
new quadruplex two crank expansion en-
gine is twice as powerful as the triple ex-
pansion three crank engine, occupies also
80 per cent less room and carries regularly
2l0 pounds of steam. The land engine carries
only so or 30 pounds of steam and gets one
horsepower out of from to 10 pounds of
anthracite coal, while the quadruple ex-
pansion marine engine develops one horse
power out of IL pounds of Welsh coal
that is, according to these data, the land
engine requires from two to four times as
much coal as the marine engine to produce
the same power.-Age Of Steel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29
DEMOCRATIC GOOD TIMES.
Vice President Stevenson Obliged 9, Cut
Down Wages OF His Employees.
Special dispatch 10 The News.

Special dispatch TO The News.
BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Nov. 29-The
STATESMEN company's men and team
,sters in the coal mines here, at the head of
which is Vice President Stevenson, struck
yesterday to the number of fifty.
The cause OF the strike was the an
nouncement of 10 Fer cent. reduction
N the wages OF the men who went out.
There were no miners included in the list of
strikers, but work in the mines had to be
stopped because there was no way OF NOV
ing the coal.
In this way 225 miners were forced to
become idle. In the afternoon the strik-
ing employees held a meeting and after
discussing the situation and comforting
with the superintendent of the mine,
appointed a committee to call on Vice
President Stevenson and lay their griev-
ance before him.
The committee could not find him. how
ever, and made an appointment for 10
O'Clock today. Last night another
meeting was held and it was ex-
plaiued to. the men that the cut
In wages was necessary on account
OF the hard times and the loss involved i'm
the recent burning of the OGDEN SUPER
structure of the mine.
consultation of the leaders was held
and the men agreed to compromise and
accept 5 per cent. reduction, but not a
cent more. This will be presented to Mr..
Stevenson today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29

then there was commotion. Ocorge
Loomis, the Dvmocfa.ic candidate, was
declared elected over Christopbrr B. Ship
pee BY vote of 1893 TO III, one scattering
vote for Thomas T.. kenyon having been
cast. The crowd lowicd and chcerod and
then howled again aud finally the cntbus-
insm grew 80 intense that Looris was
seized and borne trilmpha abolt the
strcots, the Livingstone band leaiing the
procession. Red fire was burned
profuscly. The successful csndidats was
carried 10 his homo by The crowd and
when placed on hi. s,eps made a brief
speech. Cigars wrrc passed around, a
salute was fired iron cannon, and tter
the excitement subs ided and the town
resumed its calm and placid aspect.
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Ocean Depths.

A newspaper item announcing the ar
rival of the United States fishery steamer
Albatross at Victoria, b. O., says that YES
sci claims to have made the deepest sea
soundings ever known off the coast Of Alas
ka.
The depth reached was $500 fathoms
There is mistake somewhere. Either the
Albatross is reported wrongly or those Civ
ing the information are bit 'off" as fan
IA past records are concerned.
A depth of 4,500 fathoms is less by 6l
fathoms than at one place north of Porto
Rico and l55 fathoms short OF another ly.
ing off the northeast coast Of japan. Re
hoboth Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29
Special to the News.

RIO JANEIRIo, Nov. 29.-Mello's war
ships have left to intercept the Nictheroy
and America, now enroute for this port
from New York.
They had little difficulty in getting out
of the harbor, and the next news that is
sent will be exciting, as big naval en-
gagement is sure to follow the meeting OF
the two fleets.
Mello expressed himself as confident of
his ability to destroy the hastily created
navy of Heixoto.
vessels will shortly leave to witness the
encounter.
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NORTHERN DIVISION,
sToNINGroN DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as fol,~<ys
NEW YORK Il 20. A. NJ. daily 10 81
dlmited) IL 10 A III. 10. Ao3 eoo p. II.
daily.
NEW YORK. via Strnington Line - 10. Sd
Il. NJ daily. except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH
INGToN vita Harlem kiver-io 90 A. IL. is
Il. II. (daily).
NEW HAVEN'T % A. NJ. texpress daily s Is
(loc. exp) 10 90 texol. IL 90 Qlmitedl. IL ii
a. NJ lexp.) 2 Is lexpA Aoj 900 lexp.
daily. s:As (exp. daily p. 81.
NEW LONDON : %. A. VI. daily expl,
40 taccom), 90 taccom. Sundays only. 3 Is
doc exp. . so (accoml. 10 90 lcxpl. 10 80 dim
ios Cexpi s5 laccom. sundays only,
Aa5 laccoml 90 u. NJ. lexp daiyE
ASP. II. lexp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-29
PAwTUCKET ELEC TION.

Mr. Smith Elcctsxj Alderman In the
Second Ward for tho Year 1894.
For the tenth .timeithe voters in the
Second ward of Pawtucket tried yesterday
TO elect an alderman and councilman.
They succeeded in choosing an alderman
for the year 1891, but not for the unex-
pired term Of the present year nor any Of
the oouncilmen for either the remainder
OF this or the following year.
Mr.. Edward Smith was elected alder
man for 1891, by majority Of IL. The vote
was as foiiows
Jamcs Nishei. Republican, e
Edward OfTicn, Dciaocrat rs
Edward Smith. Citizen -DOmociat, ?97
Majority - smith, II.
The board Of aldermen will count the
ballots tonight.
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The councilmen elected are:
First Ward-Phillip B. Durfee, r., Clin-
ton ID. Sellew, r., William p. Vaughan,
r., George III. Wood, II. and e..
Second Ward-Charles A. Barden, r.
and d., Ezekiel W. Clarke, X. and d., G..
Frank Parkhurst, Il. and d., Albert C..
White, II. and ID.
Third Ward-James Burdick, d., Richard
McGuy, d., Daniel j. O'Connell, 3D., Dem
mis- III. Sheahan, ID.
Fourth Ward William Blakely, r.,
Joseph H. kendrick, r., William Millen,
X. George l.. Pierce, II.
Fifth Ward--John w. Angel, r., David
Burton, r., William X. Reynolds, r.,
Thomas w. Waterman, X.
Sixth Ward-James +. Freeman, d.,
William A. Hickie, D., Patrick j. Me-
Carthy, d., Benjamin Thurston, II. and
ID.
Seventh Ward-Lewis II. Davis, r.,
William r. Knight, r., Albert l.. Anthony,
r., Gilbert A. Phillips, II.
Eighth Ward Horace X. blanchard, r.,
Lyman B. Messenger, r., George l.. Vose,
r., Edwin Winsor, X. and ID.
Ninth Ward-John r.. Kendrick, r.,
Janson p. stone, r., Samuel Whitley, r.,
Ira Winsor, X.
Ie0In NhIu-Lu III. lturCN, H.,
Charles @. Duffy, d., Timothy f.. Ryan, d.,
Joseph O. San Souci, ID.
The new members elected are Charles A.
Barden OF the Second, James Burdick,
Daniel j. O'Connell and Dennis III. She
han OF the Third, William Blakely of the
Fourth, Thomas w. Waterman of the Fifth,
James +. Freeman, William A. Hickie,
Patrick j. Mccarthy OF the SIXTH Lyman
40 a ha frh orlp ~
Duffy and Joseph o. San Souci of the
Tenth.
Wardens and Clerks.
The following is list OF the wardens
and clerks elected:
First ward, District 1-William j.
keenan,, warden; John Davis, clerk. Dis
rict Peter II. Brown, warden; William
Frankland, clerk.
Second ward, District 1--William III.
Gorham, warden; Clifford S. Tower, clerk.
District 2-Clsrence c. Green, warden;
Charles Il. Smith, clerk.
Third ward, District Edward MUIR
ply, warden; John u. McGuinncss. clerk.
District 2-Patrick Harlow warden;
Thomas J. Halliday, clerk. District g.
John p. Davis, warden; Joseph ,P
o'Connell, clerk.
Fourth ward, District 1--Munson ".
Naiac, warden, receiving 3l6 votes Co 207
for Nir, Courtney; Edmund n. Iieitiss,
clerk. District 2-Arthur a. Bowen,
warden, receiving 31i votes TO 2i2 for Mr.
Mosley; james II. ingrahan, cloik.
Fifth ward, District William y.
Taipo, wardon; Albcrt c. Wirsor, olorls
District 2-Frank Y. MHnning, Nardon;
Joseph ID. Grinncll, clerk.
Sixth ward, District 1-SNnue! s.
Grafton, warden; Hugh V. Mulvey. clcri,.
District 2-Charlcs n. Such, warden:
Rufus G.. Sprague, clerk.
seventh ward District 1-1cwm a.
stanton, warden; Arthur II. Mowry.
clerk District 2-Francis N. Dimond,
warden, Charles 8. Jenckcs, clerk.
Eighth ward, District i-Charlos J.