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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
SdbufdfdffrpDbc.

SOFT % - on, 3a., 25. Ntat.--
Gin @aIifo.uier gilSu9 Der Santa Se'Gl'
ieubabn" colloirte 9eiteru Dtittus in etn.H
Ourditid1, q Dteilen meillid) pou gtelp' 30
itou, nit eIner 6rattlotOmutue. 9eiSer
Doc StepbeuS pom @ilSuse purbe inter
ieiuer umitiirieubeu 0otomoIipe Sermalmt,
mdhreuo 0otomOtuiubrer NubreU Smttb
uub HOitu9ent 9. s. Samp,ou IebenS9e'
fdbrltd perlest iiub. 0irbrere aubere BE
oieuitete unO auI etlide 8aiiagtcre erIltteu
SGrammen nn0 @ontuiionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

SSobn 6. Srible.

Gdbte EuttcrmiIts sSeintz Scie nit bem Sutterfass
StempeI, etEe Scife init beHeiocnsperthem Jfue ne
gen ihres Dertbes ais loiIettenz uno 9idiiIzSelie
Seben Sic oardui. bGB Sic ben Sutterfab Stempel
aui leoem Stud btfOmmen. Breis 10 Gents ods
Stiit Stud in elmer ShGtteI 25 Gents. 9irtelz
S6Halen. Gurtel SdnaleH aus peiBem Utetal
5Gepn, GuaIitdt unO Sdloubett bel Der auss
nail bi.i.r Sdnaleu pereini9t. Die bette Gualltdt
ieloerer @nrtsl, iuei6, id1nar9 roia. martneolai,
belblau. Scoersirtel fnb itort i'm @ebrouh, uno
ueHn oas marme l6etter eintrtt, iperben Sic eincn
brauten. gSir baben Elm hIbites aiiortiment Sorz
len, YortemoHHdIes, 9artenfditd1en 8u popularen
8reilen. gBer Sur NeItausic1uns Hah Chicago reilt
ooer in bic Somnertriife sebt nbet bier 1ourlitsn-
artifeL uHo pieIe Hibide Saden thr alta9szSes
brauh. @rifitaiten, Sanotdit.r, HelletalhsH,
SbalpIzTiemeH, admme, Buriien, Spiesel uno SurtS
ipaareH.
s6lcierhoffe unb SdnirIeibden. SurSruenren uno
fIeint glttitel fir atd9Iihen @ebraud. lSaidedte
id,fuor;e 9ameHitriimpfe 25 Gents. Bette IeloeHe
Winoior=SalS 23 Gents.
SDbu @. 3ribIc,
Q26C gr. 81, g8eftzSeriHqtonfra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

B1- Raa oes Cages eaieu unO WibeH
idmett elu friih.r 9runt pOrtrefflih, uno
ruenn man oielen an einem fiihen Yldsheu
aeui.Beu lam, 10 1T Dies pdbrenb Der hets
zen Sommertage coppe!t un9enehm. pr.
Otto sues Don gr. 9, NOro os6ro Is
StraBe, weld)er be SlB' 0teftaura'
ton ibtruomnleu bat, btetet leIueH @dlteu
SelOes. Diau tann Elm 9uteS auspaytIaeS
Bier, ySt. Siucent'&loit.r.S Srdu," ODER etH
feinea @Ids .inbsimlides Bier trbalten,
uuo Ter NIT Den Sroneu Sdatteu ipenoen.
Der Sdume iberoadte Sommergarteu laoet
sur .rquIdeuoeu Ruhe elm. Au9 IN Seiu9 auf
bic &ehnurIruns oss Wia9ene 1T SOrlOr9e
aetrofIeu, lHoe man Su allen 2dgesSeit.n
inmadbuit iuberelt.te Ytnblieiteu erhaltsn
fam. Sir l9neue uuo puntilI6e SecIe'
uuuq if eb.nfaas gelorgt, uuo elm Selun
bel Sru. 9leB taun nur empiOblen werSsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Rcue sSnotaner. llnrubett. .

Spotan., 9Saib., 26. Diar. - Bon
Der @olptue. collaboration if Elm Geriid,t bier
eluseuofien, laut uel6sm cine S6aar Sn.
oianer bort Die 8esi.ruuss.9antmeGer an.
aeariffen uno pertrlebeu uuo Snei @tiBe ae.
ioOtet bat. Die 8otbhdute ioaen eulratet
ieln, neil linen be Hesieruns nod gtiGts
cOnfissu.u I'm Sssrlffe 1T. Die Sermei.
iuussttpsDition mar 20 WaEn fart uno
eius Dor orei gSohen pon bier uadb Der Re.
Ieruotton oh. 2ie gtahrttt iib.r ben Qn=
srifi wuro. ourh 9albbIuts= =Snoian.r iib.rs
bra9t uuo liest no1 t.lne SerdtisuHs
Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Ggflott TIT WifIourt.

Ot berlp, DtO., 25. Dtal. - @es.u
llhr beute Nudmit.a9 luhte etn @ptlon
Die bleitge Staot beim II. mari piele S9ups
pen Hno auoere tletue @ebduOe iiber ben
9aufeu. Iud cine DieH9e Sdume purOe
eutwur3slt. SOQitdnbIse 8eri9te iiter Die
Ierbeeruua.n bes SturmeS lle9en nod niut
Dor, NIB man fiirttet, OaB aud 0ten0en.
l,5eu psrloreu sesangen iluo. Slele GeIe'
grapbenptdhle Ile9en su SoOeu unO Der teIes
9rapbiibe Sertebr mar lGnsere 3eu inter-
hrod1erf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
gSurSett s1triidaeId,ldt.

SuftalO, N..Y., 26. Wial.-9efern
madten eiuuuosmauSl9 bon 9amburs uber
@uuuoa aueetOmm.u. Ginwuuoerer etusn
Seriun, lber bic pdugebrIde ii1 uat ben
Ser. Staaten eiusui9Iel6en, wuro.u aber
se;wuuseu, uaa @anuoa umsut.br.n, neil
fis nidt im gsfis uOritrtftsmaBiser @s.
iun0heitsatteite nareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Ser Neucroaut OFT.

@bicaso, 26. Oiai. - Su gr. 1921
unO 1928, &abaib Ipenue, brad seil.rn
AbeuO Elm Seuer aus, mel6ss 5mei
9ienlhen oas Geben foitete. 2bomas Oic=
9opeG, Der nit einem anSereu uubefauuten
Ofaune etu Gunner i'll olslem 9ebauDe be-
mobure, mari 3ufdlig elne yampe mn, mo-
burd bas 3immer Seuer fing, uuo btioe
0iGnn,r, weI6e pabri1elnllf betrunteu
paren, su Sobe perbranut muroen. Der pc.
fuuiGre Serluit betrag: $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Gin Seira,,oa,tt perbaftet.

9fewburpport, WaI., 26. Mai.
-Siel sufieben erre9t bier Die Serbaiz
tuns bes bi8ber iebr an9eiebenen Dtiz
li,ODerlten s. gllbert Otius, Der slgent
Der ,Sictoria> WiQs" mar, auf bic Sn<
flase Oer llnterl9lasun9. Gins tbeils
weiie 8rafun9 Der gIder bat Elm Defis
git BON $1,000 erseben; iuubri9eiulid
lit aber Die lluteridlasene Summe be-
beuteno GROCER. Olils bat einseitunz
BEN, llntsri6lusunsen ueriibt su baben,
unb mirb lpubri9einli4 mOr9en Dor
@sridt gebraat weroen. @r wirb in
Ieinem Sauie bemadlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
@ebrcre 3oa sd,nee tn Ntdtaan,

Sibpe ng, YtId)., 25. Dtat. - Su
bieiiaer @egeuO uHo auf efnem 200 Yieten
oitltd) uno weflldJ uon bier selegenen Sc
bet bat es seltsrH ben gauSen Gag qeId)ntlt.
81 9feO. .3adet, WtidI., liegt Der Sdnse meb-
rere 3ou nef aui oeu SuaBen. Diarqustte,
Viid)., berlftet etueu SGneefau bon pier
3oa. Su mGudeu GegenOeu 1T Der &tu-
teri1uee nod uid]t gang geidmOlieu, Hno
man iurdtet ausgeoeBnte ueberiHmemmun'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Die Spbnstpmncr S6aOcnsriaSs
Nrniefie.

Bittsburg, 3D., 25.. Dlui. - gS. 8.
Wtoore, Inmalt elmer AuSabl SIrger pon
Sobustowu, 80, weld1e Den Soutb fort
Suntirs & 6,ibIus.@Iub" ami S1aoeueriae
pertIngt.u, uelI 0eiieu tiiuitlider Gee Su
South. tSort burd elueu Qammbrud, Sc
qrG6lite 6Iutbtatatropbe 49, -.----o~r.e"
osrnrlad,tea miro iest OaS Sbergerlht uou
Yeuulplpaueu nm eluen Wauoamus.Se.
fehl erlufeu, lueIfer Deu 6l6ter GathbusH
BON 4rmitrona.@ swiuat, encll4 elnen
Datum iiir Den 4ufaus Oes Yro;eiies au
belfimnleu. Sdaoeu.rlab iItl Setra9e ben
iihpr $500 600 mirb dcforDert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
ssrinerf,imn,red,t i'm mid,toor

Qauiiug, yidI., 26. WtaI. Dis
@elberitlmmredts.S Bill, pelfe geflern ben
Staatsi.nat puiilrts uub jest Dem Son.
perueur sur llnter; r;eianuns uorlteet. g.itattet
ben Srauen, bel ben 0tunialpuIrpablen nit
Al ftimmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

R~ 0ie DSlipette 8" unternshmeu
SOuutaa, Den 28. Uiai, auf benz be.
llebten 9aulpfer y@mma Sues" cine 8ai.
Ierpartie Di. Sal binab uub laoeu Sur 8e.
tb.rlisuus eiu. Der Gumpfer g.bt IS uhr
gtatmlttags bonn Bier ytr. Is ab. Am
8oro cOniertrt bus Diufltco:ps bes 4.
Resimeuts. Sabrtorten folteu so Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
2lIs Gonfltrrent itni6aoli6 se.
tttad1t.

Sapannub, @a., 25. Mai. - Die
STANDARD. Sel.& Comp" bat ibren groBten
@onfurreuten, Die r&iue 'lSatersSels &c."
obiorbIrt. IS oeriautet, OaB Elm SautpreIs
pom 81 900, 900 bs;ahlt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
&leiber @erferttger
(Greoit)&auier.
6ebriioer Se6t l. Gotatp.,
Greoit=&letoerbanSIer,
1r.683, 6S5, 607, 40. ~DaltimOrrfr.

brssSIeibune?- -glelH.-9tIn, bann tommen Sic su
ms; sic per6en finoen, oaB uniere &dGren seraoe
0as, mas Sic brGudeu unb wilnitcn, unb babel ruez
gen oes piten 6rIbinss s=Nctters I'M Srse 10 beraoz
oeiett fiEb BAH sic bic ausnab unter 6uuocrtcn
BON burd uuere ei9enen Saltimorer S6Heioer pererz
tiqten aniiseu, ben been i'm Sonos, in allen Sauotz
iagons fur 9 10 betommcn. Sieie aSdaren puroeH
buIten auBerDem ale 3abIfrtit bic Sie pnEi1eH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
&urse &abeI=5epsfdiei

- CANT. Saens' tomll9e Sper rYbrpne"
fam am 0tittwobs= s=Ibenb IN Der Garier
Opera eouique" sur eriteu aufTubrun9
unO erraug eiueu pollen @rfolg.
- Camille 9iaipail, melder beruorraaen-
oen GutbelI on Der franSOiii9en Rsoolutlon
BON l849 nahm uuo in ben letten lleben
Sahren ais Wiitglieo Der ertrem.n 9intsu
elu.n Git in Der 0eputirtenfammer tune
bate, lit aeitorbeu. @r rpurbe in 1927 III
Yarls seboren.
- 0as su Soulon tagerbe Sriegsgeritt,
meldbes ben @ommunoeur 9iuaume ne9en
Oes III lesteu Oidrs nahs Der Sniel ct.
Dtarie in elnem @pflon erfol9teu Sflffs
bruts oes fruuS0iii1en Iullos vGe Sour'
couats" proieiiirte, bat ben angsfla9ten Don
aQer Sdulo frel9eiproGen.
- @tar6owlR- -9eide, ELL 9orf BON etwa
$50 Bemobusrn nabe Slmiis, 0tdbren, 1T
total burh Seuer SeritOrt poroen. 9ter
Dieui1en fameu Ourd ben Srano unt's ge.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Sserntiid,te tcIeorarhffd1e Sepeid,en

- Set Coleman, Ser., luuroe eIn panas
aiersug BON masfirten MGubern an9ehalten
nuo Der @elOi9rant I'M @rpreBpas9On aus.
geraubt.
- Sr. 9eors. g. SOnes BON Rep.Dorf
lpurbe sef.rn III gtOrfOlt, 3d., gum DiaIen-
uermalter Der v9forfolf. albemarle'Atlanttc.
Sabn" eruauut.
- Erau Mattie Sbann aus Yrincetou,
SIS, .relt)e angetIa9t if, tbren Sohu nm
oeiieu 2ebenSperittleruu9 balber pergftet 81
baben, sri6ien seitern III Srenton, g.<S.,
Dor oem @rimiual9erid]t unb plaotrte ul1ld)t
iduIbis." Sbr YrOseB iOa I'M nddften Dfo'
not begtuuen.
- Ser uotorii6e 9eiperaOo, &duber unb
D16roer Bill 9uttrea if su Satlano, ST.,
pom Siiliss sSunbeSmarldau 6ram @aerz
uooo .ritoiieu rpOrOen. Sein Sruoer @h.
Quttrea iuuroe tiir;lid ;u Sherman, Eer.,
neaen Der III 9enlion, Ser., uerubteu @r'
morouus 8. 9. Sbarmau's ssbdugt.
- Der meme Sreuser ryiew Dort" fehrte
aeiieru pom ieiner erfoIgrei1en Yrobefabrt
an Der Slit. gfeu @n9ano's nod benz
Gramp'ihen SdiffSbaubofe in philadelphia
,uriid. Gr mirb lest bInnen iucnt9en Wo'
1en oienitbereit lem.
Qas y9apls 6otel" unb 25 anoere
@ebduoe in 8ofIiu, @al., gin9en geieru i'll
Elammen auf. Der @eidmmuerluf betrdat
$4,000. Alice 9riib, cine 8ebieniete i'm
r2auis 6otel," fam in ben Slammeu nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Iaipr's 6 en- u

Majors cement
Sum ?IusbsijerH BON Yor5claR SIa$iateH, V'sers
itGun, Gaicu, gum aHIeIueH pom SilarozGueuez
gpipeR H. l. ~ Is uno rs 9ts. in alien 2lpOtgeteu.
(}Sebr. rs, SaDtoWd-Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Si6ere SSeiIin8 uOn
6ikidem lln0 Ra(tem Jie6er!

Haopan'S HcaSn R'Iief II eiH itteres SeiIs,
fSnie Elm 8orbsusnrssmlttel bel bieistm unb faism
Eieber. Ser bat iur so Gents Elm QellmIttel,
6Gs oi,ie y.oen uubeoHst turrt oeu Dieni6eH IN
Stano ieet, in ter ihlimuliItH Bieberseseuo gesen
&Hde gelpappHet su IebeH. IS i beiier ale bic ees
sion pOn Tisb,rmitttln, 9binin, galtHabiubrsHosu
gittelH II. !. n. IS bat 2GnieE0eH rclHne sebraht.
SpGnJl9 lropfeH bis 81 eInem &beelotcl ool IN rts
nem SaS g$aiier altp nGdh benz BerGlitn ots Sets
tcs on UtorscH .iEseHommeH, itueen oas Spitem
eeeeu NHfduc. @iHe 30 Gents 6Iaihc furirt cine
saH1e SGmllit uHN Is bIsl1t nod 9eHuS u5rls, nm
GdmtrSeH jeotr Grt, bic Sie IN Sol9e zines lntans
ootr rIner GrGHibeit btialeH moaeH, Su bteiti9tn.
SO Seuts ole SIaiae. SH Apotbsfen Su bas
ben.
aE- 1aan ssb, fiber, bas man ~&aoDap's" be-
esmnlt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

$3.50 p.ridaHen Sbnen ,inen bon unisrsn
S6neoern iertte oemadlten Grtraz9lnSu9 aus telnem
saurmaarr Worst ed z1uh ooer Gbepiot, nit suter
aler6eIer SuaIitdt, nit b,ite7 Gorten 10. beieSt
neIdle Sum gerfaEi fur $40 9emGdt DoroeH. l8tr
babeu fle in auen GjroGen fIr Die uerdieoent Sobe
uno JSeftaIt Der Utnihbst, uno SIR @reoit 1T nob
eut-fuod3eutlid)e ob.r monatlid]e .SdblunseR.
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sra antb tea
1lierfu, glaGt unb DOrffb Drhlt,

Sbr. 8ebanOIurs urO 6elluns obne V2a9sn'
4ie6islnlrung.
e,uH,,iten: Sdufis,s uriur.r, aIffteb,n bel
Nadyt, Inn su uriEirsH. Shmerj 0oer SreHHsH BERN
P1fi,n ees Waiiers, 9iGdiroptelH Don URN, Hdnoen
3ies eeidlebeH, 8sr9roStuH9 Der Sortsborue una
Srie5tide guereHtIdHtbttt.
Die entii.Oerite UobIibdtse WtrtlTHs Dlre erlelt'
tueiI man bic SeImitteI uHmtttelbar
am site oeS eeioens appItirt,
mo Fl, fb pom grosteH 9tusen srfrsiitH U.roen.
rubt er unmitt,lbar am StaieEbGls. Stsitufsla,
gDaiieriuft o.r ScIHe rnn DuBe.
2Se6Gnofun9.
Ss.;iFiif. 6.ilmitt.l fir ipe5iiiife eeib.n.
I. SpeaiFiid,sr RurIus, bel Sdnda.zHusfifs
i,r 5tratopfen, Rlftnihm.rseu uip. S. bic enlelne
Etodtei Der puafinot9t Rurius nit srs S4e$t telE,
r,it,enn aui Disnate, SO.
2 sFuriuS Rr. II, fur WdnnerfaNadbe;
Cine g6adte fur ,infabe ootr friite Sdlt - bret
edQdeIn fur fdD.Ie unb anoaueruee bdq. bet DlaH'
u.rn db,r ben uritIersu Ssbr.H, ibua4tu esutsn uU
81 5 fur 6rti Ylonate.
3. NierenbIafeus Seurfu9, bel nrius, SIaf.as
urb Borfieherltn,E E.idnerhen. etne SHaatd "a,
lpel Sdahteln s., hrti Sha6teIn $40.
A. sraftiseuser 3urine, bsione.rs 9eetsrf
fidtioeu gint S6aateI 81, srei S6ahteIH $40 iaE
&. 9sfufretntauuaSs& &urfu8, GtrOpheIn, uns
r,tnts pIrt ulip. Cine Sha6tel So; erttnonatlt4e
YchoneIuns oeer ro1er aurins $40.
Bud nit 3eusnif.n un6 Misunderstanding graz
ts. DlaH i6relbs an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr: se2. ersasSa% Ns~'V"rt' b. I'D
(3OO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

5eineE ilportirten @ortcrepz uno anotreH mooiider
Stofen Tie iino in cincr lSeiie tuaetnitten uno be-
lest peIde ales I6ertrt luas auI oteem Dfdrtte je
oaaeneisu iit, iuuroeu semadlt, bic SeourfRiiie
pom .rren bic j elegant feioen. Su befrtsoscn uno
ollten uripriusIid ir S25 nno $50 uertauft peroer
Sett founcn 81. bcielbeu fir SIS tauieu uHo pdter
In fIeinercn Staten bafur beSabIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
Ser Seutidje Gorreiponaent,
2dsIid, ipohcntIih uno Gorntass,
R0iffe fSiorufhiffucr INN RraoPf,

2uBItcp, WputHrtdl NHb SoHnIn9s,
z. Haine, Gisentbimcr nno Rcoafteur
(gtadfoIs,r bon s. Siaine),
ohbp,f=Sde SatiRors=Strabe unb Boh=SfHc,=gp,.
qreis bcs tdsIiGIcn SIatteS, burc 1rdqer beiorot,
121s Cts; tdsIidle unb Sounfa as =2lns aabe is
Gents pro 99oe SabIbdr bic bas SIat beioraenbcu
Grdeer.-3daIid, Hebil Sonuta gs zelus aa be inter
Seit I'M ScrhdItnit; fir bic tp1d,enfIidbe Musa6be
NIT @oHntagsbat, portofrei, nit Gbsue tiir Clubs,
q so pro Salr, nan irseno eiHem Srtc bes SjnIanz
pro Sabr-Das bette unb biuia5te oeutjdle SIatt
IN ben Qiitte= uno Slbitdaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27

CoIbeue uno fiIberne oerren= uro Samerz3 3aidlerz
ubr,r pertauien mir btlecr, nS Die ausl6ItesldleH
Sd1rudz uno @olonaGrensCSeIdldfe, uHo aeDdbreH
sroem oas gorr,tt, in fleinen Setrdseu 3abIuns Su
leiiteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-27
S6enmatismus, 2lenrafgie.
-Otnrs UOer WIleberl6merSen.
GS tpar oas erIic ,tno 1T pas etiisise
Sfimersett-Neifmittef,

fptItes bi. martsrHbiirH StmcrSer ofort tilt GHts
llubnHgeH liHoeu uRo GoHseioHeH GtlIt oh iit nun
IN Der euHae oem WaacE, ben @lHseneloen oner ION"
hi9en 0ruitn ober SradHcn fno.
Sinner d turlrt Elm bdIber bis 81 eiHert gan"
s,n 1bcelofieI uOu in eiHen 9aIbcu @aie 2RaieI in
ipeni9.n WlHuten &rGmpfe, Diageniaure, ues
belfcit, &rbTedIeu. Soobrenuen, TsrpoItat,
3GlaHofiafcit, Starrboc, &oIif, BIabun8sn
uao aue iunerIidlen GdImsr3en.
a1alnriu in ihrPu urr(dliPNrnfu fir
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s,abIeu Gle S3 fur Sbren &mabs

Saiur befommen sic eiuen iebr teinen 9an3fuoues
sn3u9. eHeu oI1eu. fir ben sic onit alerp4rts
S5 baar 5u entridlteH haben uno Shres 8naben eteS
bit lit 10 gut nj, Der 5brise sur 81 so pertauleH
mir cinen ebr haltbaren anSu9, enen ben Der lun9e
Surife rt 10 IeGt Serrei6t. 2Slr iorsen elIrl9 ur
bic nabeu, benn aus ibneH ueroeH in nlt 81 lans,r
Asit
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lnfn afhfllt un@ bfrhlttt.

gs sbt fsin 6eiimitte in Der 2BeIt, fueIdbes gebs
IeIhebtr uno ale GRoeren WalariibeH, billoitH unS
ioRitieeH Ritber MT Belbue poH Raowan's ptueu
10 idlren hEllt. nIs RnnmnnI q ReaOh MeIiGi.
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was upon the first before it could be
stopped. The force Of the contact was
that the caboose of the first train
was te!escoped from both ends, by the
engine behind it and the stock cars Just
The caboose and stock car were
reduced to kindling wood, the engine
to the extent of the loss of the
pilot and headlight, and one passenger,
who was unknown to the train crew.
was caught in the caboose, had his right
leg badly crushed, his left leg broken,
and was otherwise seriously injured.
DIED WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Later reports are that the man who
was injured in the accident, name still
unknown, died of his Injuries Wednes.
day morning.
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The Minneapolis and St. Louis rail.
way affords one advantage over the
other Chicago lines for worlds fair pas
sengers in the matter Of landing them
close to the grounds. To be able to
avoid the crush Of the city proper is
quite an item. The Nj. and st. L. trains
stop at Euglewood, q suburb of Chicago,
at which point a special director Of the
company meets all trains. A few min
ute's ride on an electric car will bring
you to the gate in a comfortable way.
Passengers from the Northwest, from st.
Paul and Minneapolis, from WATERFOWL,
So. Oak, and points in Southern Mime
sofa, should consider this, and arrange
to go via the Albert Lea route. A free
chair car on each daily train. Sleeper
accommodations reserved on application.
Call on any agent Of the company, or c.
NJ. Pratt, &. T. and P. A., Minneapolis,
MINI.
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CLEVELAND IS SCORED,
Senator Stewart Fires of His Wad
at the President as Previously
Announced.
Quotes From Macauley's History of
England as to Struggle With
Stuart Kings.
Unwarranted Interference of Cleve.
land With Legislative Bust
ness Department.

WASHINGTON, Sept aS.-The eighth
week of the present extraordinary ses-
sion and the sixth of the senate debate
on the silver repeal bill has begun. The
attendance of senators was unusually
small. A resolution was offered by Mr..
PETER and went over, calling for in.
formation as to the interest on United
States bonds. The resolution offered
last Thursday by Mr.. Stewart as to the
coordinate departments of the govern.
ment, was laid before the senate. Here
is the text:
Resolved, That the independence of
the coordinate departments of the
government-the legislative, the execu.
tive, and the judicial-must be main.
tanned, and that the use of its power
and influence of one department in
control of another is in violation of the
constitution, and destructive of our
form of government.
MIR. Stewart began to address the
senate on the resolution, but had not
spoken more than a few sentences
when he was interrupted by Mr.. Man
derson with the remark that the reso-
luton was a most important one and
that undoubtedly the speech about to
be made was one that should be heard
by a full senate. He suggested that
there was no quorum present. The
roll was called and "a senator's Zone
than a quorum) responded.
Scored tho President
Mr.. Stewart then went on with his
speech. He began with a citation
from President Cleveland's speech on
the occasion of concentrating the
Tooth anniversary of the laying of the
cornerstone of the Capitol. This speech
had been made by a president having
more than 100, 900 federal Offices to dis.
pose Of, and with a veto power which
had been designed only for extraor.
binary occasions, backed by concen.
trated capital and encouraged and fat
tered by a venal press. He described
Mr.. Cleveland on that occasion as turn.
ing his face towards the senate wing of
the Capitol, and in
Angry and Menacing Tones
using the following languages: If the
representatives who have assembled to
make laws for their fellow countrymen
forget the duty of broad and disinter.
ested patriotism and legislate in preju-
dice and passion, or in behalf of Sec
tional or selfish interests. the corner
stone of the capitol was laid in vain,
and the circumstances surrounding it
will not be worth commemoration."
This declaration. Mr.. Stewart said,
had been cheered and encouraged by a
thoughtless multitude and construed by
a venal press as a rebuke from the pres
ident of the Unit=d States to the senate.
The struggle for constitutional lib
erty Of the Anglo-S. xon race, which
had been long. arluous and attended
with many Sacrifices, had lasted now
for nearly 1.U0O years.
He went on to quote at great length
from Macauley's History of England as
to the parliamentary struggle with the
Stuart kings.
He closed his speech by an attack
upon what he called the unwarranted
interference Of the president with the
business of the legislative department
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C~omplimentinr tho Ladies.

SA4o
The following resolution was passed
at the lass meeting of the Worlds Fair
Board of North Dakota:
WHEREAS, Through the untirinp efforts
OF the ladies' of North Dakota Columbian
club, q most creditable and comprehensive
exnlDlt OF W0lnens work has been made
IN our state building and in the Women's
refinement that 50 universally predomin.
ates in the homes of North DakOta-at.
tracing favorable comment from both
press and visitors to the Columbian exno
siti0n, and,
WHEREAS, Had it not been for the
thorough and systematic efforts put forth
ny the noble women of our state, North
Dakota could not have so attractiyely
been brought to on attentithe of the
thousands of persons visiting the fair:
THEREFORE,. BE it resolved by the
board of Worlds Fair of the
state of North Dakota, that the sincere
thanks of this board is hereby rendered
the enterprising ladies of the North Da-
kOta Columbian clubs for their untirinr
zeal and successful efforts in bringing
about this most favorable condition Of
affairs. and for the comfortable and artistic
furnishing which so handsomely decorate
the different rooms of our state building,
supplied by them for use during the
worlds Fair without expense to the
state.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these reso.
lutlons be furnished each of the leading
newspapers of the state for publication.
D. r. MCG1NN1s,
MARTIN HECTOR, Secretary.
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The Reason Why,

A great many people have asked why
! is that the Northern Pacific insists on
funnipg two complete trains as two Sec
ons of one train on one time schedule.
Fhe reason is because of an agreement
Fith the Great Northern not to u but
|ne through train each day. A train
pay be run in as many sections as
|esired, but the agreement prevents
|ther road from running two trains
pc out Of St. Paul in the morning and
be other in the evening. The road
ping this would have a decided advan.
Pge as it would clean up the through
Rssenger traffic twice each day. There
re ii q road does it, both will be
Pllged to, and it is less expensive for
Fch road to run only one train. Thus
Pe agreement. Thus the absence of
rife. Thus the whichness of the why
many desire to know about.
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MARTIN HECTOR.
President.

Can't Catch Garland With Tafy.
Hon. John E. Garland, so many years
q resident of Bismarck, now a practi-
TONER in Sioux Falls, has declined the
democratic nomination for Judge of that
district, because of the low salary. It is
said the committee will not supply the
vacancy, and the republican nominee
will, undoubtedly, be elected without
serious opposition from W. A. Wilkes,
the populist nominee.