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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Spi;cll-S Seuartement.

iUtr aus eInem $12 ,000=yG9er MIR etlua
$4,000 IoieH pIirocn. Jiun, mir hdoeH
Gas nabeSu iertis qehradt mo iinuen
rodl SaTisnoe pCE ylrnS por, einigc Der
uuser,eieniten, uno baben lbEeH cinen
peiteren ShIG9 pcricet. Der ihren Soz
pesfompf uod unierem Safurbultsn
raid beenol9en lptrO. LSu oleiem Sterbsz
pr.Iie meroeH Sic iolde I8aGrcH Ridyt
luieoer aHtreiieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
gtr.43.
Hube mad Dem &autpfe-
Tcucr GrfoIa Der RepmbIifaner in 4anias. -
Sine 8cridltsentineioun9 aeaen Ole "V0'

Sopeta, S., IS. Sebruar. Die
StaOt bat ibr aemohulldleS 9luSlehen, rnO
4ues 1T rubtg. Die leeten 0tIlSuuppen
perlleBeu heute frub NtorgeuS be StaOt,
uuo Die d)erliiSmannldlafteu purSeu i'm
%aufe Hes Cages eutlaieH. QaS "8opu'
llcus"9aus, baS 5ulegt III Der rGraoeS'
Niiemblp. 0alle" tagte, cat lIdl bis gion'
Tags Nadlmlttag uertagt. 8aS rcpucllfant
idlc !NauS trat nm 10 llhr i'm 8eprdleEtaIs
teuhaue ;ulammeu, erleOlqte Ie0od NM
9(outlues sGehd1te. SSdbreno Der Sltuug
trai Die l}afritt eiu, hGB 8ldter DaSen
Dem 2lHtrage Der &cpabhtduer an GTldB
elncS GHhaltSbersbs, eurd meldlcn oc!
Staat5ld)utmeilter SloOlc uerbHoert uer
ben loQ, AMI @Iuuo Der OoH Dem npopulttl'
idleu" 9luuprparlanent palprtcu Seplll'
guHQSbillS G>elOer GuSiuiabien, itattgegeber
babe. Die ltaQrldlt rIeI crflGrNbcr @eIlt
GroEcu ,Subel heruor, Dd man Ill Der Gnts
id)eiouug clue 9Gittllte ltlhtancrtenuung
Der yeQalt1t beS ppopuliitlheu" CaueS er.
blldt. Ile mclteu YtitglIeOer be5 pBopU'
lilteu-" "OaUleS habeu nbrl9eUs lbre Suldre
r''e reipQeu, uuO IS lpIrO MN Die 6ragc
-euIh,ltf,, mic Der z cat lUIeOer III lclnem
CSelOe fontmt, pcnu odS Sbelgeritlt Sit
gutidrioUng uou 9tidJtcr 0ascn aufrcft e.
bdlf:-
ESt Dem U0u Gen 3epnbllfancru eiugelci
tctslI 'DdbeaS GorpuS SerldhrCH sur GUt-
id1elouug pariiber, weId]ts Don ben belOcu
A5duieru ou3 legalc lei, lauo bcute uOr oenr
Sber StuatSacrttt elH GermIu an, Nodl
mur0e Die %crh0nolung bis 9tcuItag ucra
taat.
Sm SeUat crregtc heue OaS Mebet bcS
Snplaus SIOOllou, elncs oGopullten,"
0roBe StniatOu. 0anelbe beltanO nnr Ill
Sen 9Sortcu: yMoqe Gott Oiccm armcn,
peratbcucu 2anOe gudpig ieiu. @,meu."
MS Der Glencr oeS 6errH geiragt mur0e,
mcr ccu 95crratb begaugcn babcu ioue, er.
utpsrtc er: Die Yartei, pelhe Die N}rlj;
Oa;u bradJtc, ild) Ule cln Dtob ;u bench.
men,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Sei0en-S Senartement.

Shmar5er SuoHer Gjro5
Grair, 10 .3ou brett, grtraz
S.uGlitdt. blS6er 81 .25, re-
0nsirt Gai ,,.,,,....-,,,,. 90 GtS.
Shmdr;c Fai!lc Francaisc,
blsbcr 81 go. duSerit ieine
C.udIitdt, bcrab9eicpt ani.. 98 6ts.
ShnCrSc Faille Francaise,
regeImdBiac 80 Sts.= orte,
5erabseiett anf ....:...., 40 Gts.
Crepe de Chimes, feiHitC
9oniieioeHe SnGlitGteH in
alien glbcnoz ShdttlulHocn,
regclmdBi0e 81 .25- z orte,
rconsirt All ............., 80 SITS.
gttInsitofie, srofe DiaEHl9ful=
ti9tcit pOn ShdttiuIHgcn
nod oorbnnocE, bisber 90
Gents, herdbgeiett aHi.. % Ste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
9Saareu i'm 9Scrtbe bon $40, 900
Vt c It c.

Glr @oiten 9icitc bunter Strqcs, !Ntnz
rlcttGS, Saihemirc II. !. l., IN ydH9sH
ron orei ooer pier y0roS. 2lllc S.uaIl=
tQteH.
Sie Dollar S.ualitdt luiro
perfduIt Die !Iaro Su ....... 80 0ts-
Die rs 9ents Su0litat fiir.. 30 Ste.
: le 90 SertS CuGlltdt i'm 25 SIS.
Reite uon GjiHebums. iimmtz
lid Ieinc S.ualltdt, .....-.. q Ste.
9ieite 9ebICi1ter unb uHaebleittcr
Gid Snmoite i'll unseIdbr Der !9dIlte
oeS StiIdprelic5.
,iuit eiRisc !DdroS (piellsitlt 5lpci ooer
OreItaltieEo) SummerileiocritOiie itHo
pom legten CONNER nod iibrlg.
Dnll$, IrtdHoiihcr $dlUH, iuollenc
.GballieS II. /. /. peroeR oleie gSodle Sum
9lusperfauic iu TeitpreiieH oiferirt. IS
lt1o id>oHe 9SaGren, mareH Ietten Som=
mer foitipicIi9, peroen aber lest GAS
'riht iheiHeR. sic miiHeu psrtanIt
luerOclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
1SlancQ-T -Teuertcmeut.

2SsiRer Elaneq iebr ieiHsr
mabist Al anf.'...-,,,-.,.,,. o', - -. 10 Cts.
2SeiEer ertrabreiter II. Grtra=
SuaIitdt: pon 40 Gts. re
On3iTt ani. ........... ..... 80 Sts.
Jtother, im g9erthe ron %
Gents berobgeisbt aui . &c. As Cts.
Rotber, ieIniter @eIuno1eltsz
,yla1eu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
SScii,c gSaaren

iur Sdiirier, Steioer Il. I. /. in Spitsn,
gsitrsift. fGyrirt Il. I. I.
20 @tS. &aGre beruHter duI IL. SITS.
Die gMsmubl inter SanleRz
DEN poH 2jGro5 3u........ 12ja Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
c o'r(ct= o ct 60ul T.
S).75 Cor(rt fit % Gents
9amsbalts- -Scpartemcnt

SOlgen6e Soften %inuenwaaren purz
bcn iiir uulere Sanuarz %erfGufe bcltellt.
Sic iinb loeben angelangt. Den Serluit
trGgt Der Smportcur, nloht min.
100 9uecno 5IS brcltcr Serpiettcn,
6es SmpOrtcurs Serluit, fir
S1.19 bas DubfnN.
so Subenb 5IS breiter luperfeiner
Scruietten, beS 5npUrteurs Scrlult, fiir
$50 Das DnbrnS.
200 9ubenb 3I4 breiter c1trazIdmcz
rcr unb ele9anter Seruiettcn, bc5 Smz
pOrteurs %erlult, fiir
$3.50 bas Dubfnb.
100 9uecno ganslpeiBer uno rotbz
fanti9er 9Oglies, pes SmpOrtsurs Serz
luit, fir
SO Cts. Dos DubsnO.
100 BaGr sebiiselter 8. 9. linnsnsr
SOpftlhcnzllcber5i9e, reselmdBise Gr0z
BE, bes SupOrteurs Serluit, fir
98 CTS. bas paar.
200 9utenb aIiortirtcr $0ufabadz
unb Oamaitz Sanotii4er, lauter 2inncn,
9etniipfte 6ranlen, be5 SmportcurS Ser,
luit, fir
II CTS. Das Stud.
rs 9uscnO feiner 0amaltzSanbtiiz
dler, wciB nit bunter Sante, ocS Sms
pOrtenrS Serluit, fiir
25 Cts. oas StiG.
10 Stif 6S 3ou brciten Sii66az
mats, bes SmpOrtcurs Serlult, fir
81 Cts. Die Darb.
10 Stiif &C 3OQ breiten seblcidten
nnb unsebleiaten Gii3Oamait5, bes Smz
pOrteurS Serluit,
624a Cts. biz DarN.
10 Stiif p .3Ou breiten ieinen 0opz
peloamaits, bes SmportcurS Serluit,
$1.35 Die DarN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
anoinr,s anutihntzeement

tb.fen uDtr per BOit. y7aicr's oementsS oulp., >,
sieruzgort. (UtDr.1o-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Stifereien
IQtIItN JUS @UIuIuI OCT SpIBtH.
Snme,t= WpuHelin llutcr=
3cttN.

SieicS SepGrtsment iuiro I1r Die SUz
men nleIe 2SOte duEerit iHtereliant ieln.
2lue $2.25= his $2.75=@e=
mdnoer berabaeietG auf. St.15
gtllc S1.5u= his 81 @SemoeH
reouSlrt onf............... S1.17
Iue 81 Is bis 81 .50=llnterz
boicn ermdBi9t AMI IL. 83 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20

lit icit uiclrn Sngrrn bsinnbers &C.
ifJaBt ais cin m1BltbuenbeS Wittel
inpuBl fir aae 9ruuii6rn, mic afus
ten GrautBriteu bcr 9uftr0bre, pic
9uftru, S9nnpfrn, SrunGitis unO
Aitbma. Sicle Sauicnbr BabcR bic
iunbltBatigc gGirtnng nisIrs unifJaBz
barren PrGparats rrfaBrrH, II. arr;tr,
mic 0rlcbrtc unerfenncn cs llbrral,
bak bic SCitanotbeilr, luel6t 3umeifi
bri 3ubereituug birIrs Iittrls brrz
tuennet mrrorn 3n irnrn seb0rrn,
tucIGc fir iBrc Briliamc 9Girfuug in
iul6en qnaIrnnem Sci6lurrOen ;u>
meiit hcfannt iinS; gan5 brfunbtts
finH bicsbr;iigli9 bic Praparate unn
Suuig, 5orebuunb (AnOnrn) uno
GBrrr anjuempfeBlrn.
SaS finO guar altmnbiIdje, nGcr
birlerprabtc 9eilmittrl fir brnnd)i.
tiiGe Sei5WrrOcn, iie itcBrn bel arrS>
ten, tnie bci'm Sulfe in populGrifem
0rbrang unO iinb nit anbrrcu
tuertBDnLlen Sngrroen,irn Gemil9
bcrbunbeu in
Sale'6 5pni9 20" SDre6puno
(NnpDrn) lmo Ibeer.
&SU|NuHS o},4obr,,,o.n ;,
2l6t nebmen. Ser
Iangt Oubcr aus
OrifIi4 sales
S00mig BON
SOrcbo1snO
(9lnOorn) uuO
Sheer, II. ncDmt
ia nidt5 2lu0eres an
beIien StcQe
Gum Gerfauf bel apotBefcrn uno
bel aaen 0cAi}inhannlern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Wnhl nie tnitdufdlt tt,prntn.

WIS siH aneemtines i5amilien 5eiImitteI fir DSss
pepiie trdae eeber, 8eritopfung + 10. sebrGHne 10
faum iemaIs etpas Anocres uno bin ME IN oer btrs
porgebrahteH 29rtuns eHttait: fuoroeE- Gr lhet1f
beinabe cine poltomne1e 9ur tur Gle 4rnHtbeltea
oes 9iaseH5 HHn Der Ddrme 81 ieia.
Q) 9s. ). WcGlro9, Ncesn, GG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
SeiDen : Separtcment.
9sprpcrfa,tf

jrltUInDr llllO Se1ltlItet.
6ans ncme ano cisemartise Sefiins,
ole nidjt tpicoer 5it baben ftno.
Gjebrudte inOii9e SeiOen5eu9e, bette
SualitGt. nit idwarSem uno buntem
{Sruubc, groBz, flciuz nno mtttelmaBI9
farrlrt, 9rDbtentbeilS unierc el9enen
erflulipen 9eiiins, Die mir 5u
81
bic 0aro pfIcriren. :3u blclcm Yreue
babeu Gle Die 9lu8Wabl untcr llber 200
perif,iebenen 6arbenz 9tIanceu.
9to1 80 Stiif i6war5cr SrOfat>4afz
fcte, meme 0eliins, uniere 6mette Sen@
buns. FreiS
81
bic garb. Der raIdc 9tbIab bieier @aaz
rem III Der perilOiIcncn 9SOde beredtt9t
ms Al benz Slaubeu, oaB bleier Soften
nihf lange anbalten nlto.
25 Stiid farrirter pill@Surabs init
bcllem uno ounfelm @runOc. YrelS
81 Dir DarO.
8ir legen bcute, MOntag, cine pradtz
polle 6eibe 9topitatensGafet
seuse aus.
SpcsicIIcs
200 Stif palde9tcr Sabautalz Sciz
bcnltOlIe 6u
55 Cts. unb So Cts. Die DarS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Scr Semtide Gorreiponhent,

n. Raiue, Gieentbnmer auS 8esattsus,
Rlopef=gde gatiuOr.=SirGse urb YpfsOffee.Esa.
greis s,s tdeIidlen SIattes. burd, 5rdser In Bal.
faolicbs rno Spuuta ass s4iuSgabe Is Gts. PRS
Qotte,abIbar DoteHtlib Die baSSlatt beiorsezoen
Sr6aer-YaaIid, ntbft Sonntaa5 Aus ia be urt,r
zgsorousb,Sa SabIuue $3.50 pro ab- fur firSere
5.t i'm BsrhdItnis; far bic ipod)eutIiobe 2lusaabe
NIT SoHHtass6att, pOrtcfrei, nit ab3ns lir Clubs,
81 so pro SdbT, mad trstnb einem STte bes SjHlan,
bes, "a nab europa. Gonnfae q Ssaiusaabe 81
pro Sabr-Dos bette une btuisite oeutjce 8latt
In DEN Diittels urb Siofdotea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Sdliuar;e &aarcn.

gBie eS lUobIhefdrHt lit, mar unicr
Eager ldparSer g2anreH hcoeuteno mo
beitano burdllUeq ans ele9antcn Saten,
pa mir ME Die btlligen SsrteH iHDar;er
g&aarcn 9efubrt.
g3ir bQbeH Go6 pIeIe SIeioermuIter
utrle.
lTup Teir-sr, II DS-0erriet.os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Sefanntm adnn9en.
Ncs Ranors slurtsitube

r%cs Uaanors 9Imtsftu6e.
= Baltimore, ben 20. 5scbruar 1898.
sIm uddlitcn Waittwodl, ben ~ StbrucT
Rabingtonis G5cburtstag, blslbeE bic piuniSlpalGm@
ter aeIdlIoiIeu eur geuuemlidfsit oss RUblItuHIS
fUerocn bic Didrtt, IN ilbllheT 2Y.iis s.bateH.
(43-D Teroinauo S. Satrpbe, Dianor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Sad5pu's Domination beItatiat.

Sn Der gcrigeu Gretutiuftuug Oe8 &C.
ratS nurpe ote JiomiuatlOu pom Suuoes-
9relSritter Somea 6. Safion gum giad-
folqer oes uerftorbeneu observation-disclosures
6. u. 6. 2amar einlltmmtg beitdtigt. gSeuu
cine Sppoittiou gegeu bic Beitdtt9ung iber.
haupt beitanOsn hat, 10 mar geiteru ouuou
9lld1t8 su merteu. 9le SeItattguug uollsog
n6 i'll Der alatteiteu g8ele, iuoem Der BrQit.
lOent bes SeHut8 ia9te: pweuu gtiemau0
gSioeriprud srbebt, 1T Die Domination be,
itdtigt," wOgauf AueS idwie9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Ser00luellsvQ
Sage,
i,tOt
VSohcn

bcScdncu jctt ric 6riir bis SIR ShlicBunq
Oe5 y0menlaOeuS, UH0 Die GclegeNbett Der
obne SleidIen oaltebeuocu Bargains mtro
ucrd)wuuoeu ieiu. Scbr uicl lt]led)teS
9Setler hat'5 ieit Dem Seaiuue unlere8 4bs
ldIuB GertauiS gegebeu mo sur SeeIu-
rdht9ung OcS IbiafsllmIangeS bel9etra-
gen, mo nod itno
gSaaren im gScrtbe hon $40, 600
rene auserleiene 9Saareu. su opfern. Jebe5
9epartcmeut ut III bemerfcuSUerth gutter
SaGou uuo nit gSaareu angefiillt, bel Oenen
ocs |oduolerS YrOfit uuO nod mebr Sbnen
III She'll mlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
0Sie
lit Cure 0eber p?

if Der Ortentalll9e @ruB, oa
man wetB, baB quite 9eiunbz
belt nidt obne cine 9eiunbe
2eber belteben tann. 8enn
bic 2eber itarr iit, iinO bic
@e6drme tra9e unO oeritOpft,
bic 9tabruu9 liegt unUerOauz
lid I'M Wagen uno per9iftet
ba8 8lut; bGuIses &Opilueb
fOlst, Elm G.fiibl BON Wiuttisz
felt, 5Ofinun9slOii9feit ui.O
gterpolitGt perrGtb, ipie bas
game Spitem in unorbnuns
eeratben lit. SimmOns'2sbsr'
SlesuIutOr 1T bas Wtittel se'
peIen, meDr 2euten bic 9es
lunbbeit uuo ba8 Slid mics
ber3useben, iubem er ibuen
cine 9siuube 9sber CAB, uls IT'S
oeno ein anberes auf GrSen
betannte8 Dtittel. Gr wirtt
nit uuBsrcrOentIi6er Sraft
unb Girtiamfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
Sh,nitr1rifd,pu.

Spc,icllcr &ertauT. 9Mes ouI 6iSgcr
ME oa9ensi;He 4reiie srmdBi3t.
GegenmGntcl.
lgine Barrie Samcn= II. Dtdoz
den GoHHemuraS. btsber
50; herab9eiept Guf .....-. SO Sts.
IDiIt Souern NiaHteItraqeH,
bisAer So; reouiirt AM Sl45
SrperncG. 6isber S4; herabz
aeieet uuf....-...-......... S1.45
I,inuerHeez zSrGocE, ieiHIte 2,r=
belt, sum %ertauic fiir sI2
aR9eiertiqt, crnIdGiat GUf.. $500
(atur eiHiae iOeHise nod ii6ris.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
VernIiihtes.

GonqreBmitgltco oatdI Don 0iiIourl er=
flarte, er meroe Suudd)t geOulolq marteu,
bis na5 &onliIe fiir 0tegelu elHeH SaQ iiir
ole p2luti- Option Sta" feilieBe. l&euu es
ibm aber su large oauere, per0e er lhou
eiuc 9eIegenbeit 1Inben, bic Sill mle0er aui=
Suruieu, uuo odnu Ueroe er and OarauI be-
itebeu, OaB eme Nbitmmung uber oieebe
erIolge.
9Qs Saus Gonlite fir 6lotten 9tnge=
ledeuteIteu bat Die Siu, meldJe TIotteu-
SfiiSiere in gleldler gSelie, ME oies bereitS
bel 0en Armee Stiijrercu Der Sail 1T, be
red1ugt, mad breIBlgIdbrlgcr 3lenitselt
lbreu AbIdlteo Ha15uIu1en, 9iiniu9 elHbcz
rldltet.
9as Senat8 @omite iir Qnipriite aus
Serluiteu ilir Suoianer llnrubeu bat be-
d)loiien, III oeier Seiiiou feline 3ablungen
mehr Su empfebleu, oa Die Auprife cine
aenauere Brifung er5eilheH, ais Die tIr5e
3eit bis gum Sd)luB Der Seliiou geitattet.
Ser Sd)aBamtsletretdr bat aur 9ordldg
BON 0eneralarSt gSgmau bic 2lerste S. y.
6amllton, y. IS. 2luitln, gS. u. gS5eeler,
s. s. Slugomn uuo 8. 3. Seedlings pom
Diarine =0olpitalOienit Su Mit9llcOeru elner
GommIIpou eruauut, melde aus1ubrungss
beitlmmuugeu ;u benz 1iiHgit pom GorgreB
paiilrten Auarautdue @eIeB eHtUerreH
ioaeu.
2as Staat6beparttmeut III per Gabel be-
nadlrtdtigt moroeu, oaB Der irIhete YrGRz
BENT Der Superior ytatloual- Sant" Don
2Seft. SuperIOr, isis, @aowalaOer, meldler
megen &eruntreuuug BON $65, 900 Banfgels
bern inter $4,000 Siirgiduit geiteat muroe
unO oanu eHtilOb, in Hio be SaneIro per-
baftet moroen III.
YrdHoeHt 6urrtou 1T geilcrn Nadullttag
BON ienem mt @r SeuatOr Seweu BON
gtem Serieg Hab Seules, Dto., inter.
nommeueu AIsflug sur GnteulagO juriidz
getehrt.
Der Brdfloert bat t0rn. gS. 6. SimpIon
;u Tacoma, &aib, Oas Grsquatur al5
9oniul uOu !palUall ertbellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20

Sd,nttttuaareit tttI pSotuen Saoen,a
lir. 19, 2y,tlt-Serluston=S SnaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-20
9epartentel1t
1ppllener
Sleiperselt9e.

Iene ssritbiabrs= =Geiuebe ,ucroen
tdgIib ansseleat.
Gin Iebr 9rokes @Hurtinrent Iie9t fhr Sbrs
9eiid1ticuus ictt bereit.
sur oicSc 9Spdle pfTerircn mir:
so Stad 3$zsOuiae sunSuoIlene Snl>
erialzSerges, yobiarbe ,WtObe, Braun,
Oiariucblau, Shlan9engriin, Sage,
Otprtbc, SeliotrOp, G)rau, 9riln,
gSeinfarbe, @obelinzSluu, 9lltrOlc, su
40 CTS. Die Darb.
so Shid z;0Giser iiiperb uppretirz
ter fruns0fI6er Ser9e III SeliOtrop,
Illroie, SeQ9rau, SObfarbe, Wtooe,
Ntarineblan, Stlangcn9ritn, Gobcltn@
Slau, Braun, iu
69 Cts. Die a)arN.
60 Stid 38z;DGise engtii9e Gbeds
uno ecnluitcrter farrirter 9lnin9sitohe 5u
80 Cts. Dir Daro.
90 StId 4Oss0llige san;wOllene FOps
Inns, aIle neue Sdattirun9en, Sn
75 Cts. Die DarS.
; Stat 45.S0liscr 9ctiipicltcr Gudc
nit Smci 5orbcu, Die 9tOuitat bieicrSats
ION, ;u
ct >:n 3i,r>
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
ITEMS.

p. H.. Lame returned to Sioux Falls.
w. w. James went TO Flandreau on the
morning train.
Miss Maud Morris went to Sioux
Falls to spend the Sabbath with friends.
w. FL. Strong, father-in-law of G. III.
Smith took the morning train for his
home at Spring Valley, Mimi.
Miss Mary Fleming who has been
visiting with friends in the city for some
time returned to her home at P~ipestone.
Conductor Jacobs, a former Madison
railroad man, returned to his post on the
Elk Horn & Missouri Valley road this
morning.
e. c. johnson, an old Dakota news
paper man, and wife, of Sioux Falls, are
spending the Thanksgiving season with
their brother -in-law, Pref. McClenon.
Charles Preston, son OF Jas. Preston
arrived last night from Dodge City,
Kansas, incompany with his aunt, Mrs,
G. An t, a sister of Mrs. Preston.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
IT WAS A
Reported Assassination of President
Peixoto Had No Foundation
In Fact.
He Is at Present Engaged i'm Repair
ing Damage Done His Forts by
Mello's Guns.
MellO Has Gone to Sea to Give Battle
to the New Brazilian War
vessels.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch 10 the
Exchange Telegraph company says that
there is no truth in the report that Presi-
dent Peixoto has been assassinated. The
dispatch adds that President Peixoto Ia
now engaged in repairing dangerous
breaches made in the forts and in the
works thrown up ashore.
The Exchange Telegraph company's
dispatch confirms the report that Adj
miral de Mello has left Rio de Janeiro
with a portion of his feet in order TO in
tercept the vessels which President
Peixoto expects to reinforce him. It is
added, however, that there was some
desperate fighting between the rebel
ships and the forts at the entrance of the
harbor, which still remain loyal to the
government. The fire OF the forts, chief
of which is Fort Santa Cruz, was sc
well directed that the rebel ships had
much difficulty in crossing the bar, and
only did so after Admiral de Mello's
flagship had been severely damaged.
After leaving Rio de Janeiro the rebel
admiral was seen to steam away in
southerly direction, but there are people
who believe that this may have been
only a ruse and that the course of AID
miral de Mello may have been changed
as soon as he was out of sight of land
This is all the more likely, as the ad
miral had previous to his departure an
nounced his intention of putting to ses
in order to intercept the vessels coming
to the assistance of President Peixoto.
Me1Io Isn't Scared.
The admiral is reported to be in nowist
scared by the reported power of tn,
dynamite gun mounted on board of on,
of the vessels fitted out in New Yorl
harbor, as it is said the range of thai
gun is limited TO about a mile.
The admiral has taken with him
number of fast steam launches, which
it is understood will be used in the bat
tie which is expected to take place be
tween the vessels on their way to Rio d.
Jansiro, and the rebel squadron.
Admiral de Mello is said to be mucl
more concerned about the fast torped'
boats purchased at Ebling, Germany
than he is about the two vessels fittet
out in New York, which are looket
upon as being little more than expert
mental ~playthings which are not likel,
to do any damage to the rebel ships un
less they manage to approach the latte,
unawares.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
THE FAIR.
THE CITY.
c BREvITIEs.

The mail going cas-. from the Madison
p~ostoffice will be closed hereafter at $50
a. m. Letter writer's should govern
themselves accordingly.
Howard Press, /: Mart Cranney, a
Madison barber, was in the city the first
OF the week. wv. L. Bush went to
Madison Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with friends.
Gen. Shields Post, q. a. r. of this
place win hold a supper and social in the
opera house one week from next Wednes-
day evening. the object will be to raise
a little money for charitable purposes.
Howard Democrat, 2: quite a number
went from here Wednesday to attend a
K. p. dance in the evening at Madison
DIR. and Mrs. Palmer and two little
daughters, of Madison, were the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. Davoll over Sunday -.
George Beaman, the democratic attar-
ney OF Lake county, was in Howard
Monday on professional business.
Egan Express, 80: Mrs. I'll. f. Putney
was down from Madison Saturday, visit
ing with friends. Pres. Beadle OF
the Madison Normalwas detained
in town Tuesday and spent some
time studying the new time card
for future benefit. Rev. j. P. jenkins
OF the same place also awaited the move.
nents of q discourteous train service,
Enquiries have been made at this re-
porter to-day as to whether or not the
p~ostofice would be open at any time to-
morrow. We are informed by Postmas.
>ter Cameron that it will not. but that
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
TWO schooIboys Drowned.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 2.-Arthur An
derson, aged 10, q son of Noah Ander-
son., the janitor of st. Paul's school for
boys, and George Proctor. about the
same age and a pupil in the school, were
drowned in the upper pond neal the
school at Millville.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
How He Died.

Mrs. Mulcahey-Shure, docrher, and
is it thrue that little Jimmy O'Toole bit
yoore termomty in two and swallowed
the mercury.
Doctor-Yes, my dear madam. it is,
and the boy is dead.
Mrs. Mulcahey-Shure docther, and it
were q cold day for Jimmy. poor bye.
whin the mercury went down.
Doctor-Yes, madam, he died by de-
grees.-Hot Springs Medical Journal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
Adlai Leaves for washington

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Dec. 2.-Vice
President Stevenson, who has spent sew
elal weeks at his home here, started for
Washington this morning accompanied
by Mrs. Stevenson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
Was Livingston,s son-in-Lav

LONDON, Dec. MIR. A. L. Bruce.
son-in-law of Livingstone, the great ex-
plorer who was the promoter of the
Emin relief expedition and of many
African missionary companies, died ON
Wednesday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
Pioneer Minnesotan Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2.-R. P. Upton,
who has lived in this city over 40 years,
died Thursday morning at his home, %
Grove Place. Mr.. Upton was 70 years of
3wta
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
s~chaefer-Ives Contest Falls Throurh.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Schaefer has an
nounced that other engagements will
prevent him meeting Ives in the match
game arranged for January. The thing
has now fallen through entirely.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02
Readmit Jesuits to GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The reichstag, by q
vote of lib to 1876, adopted the centrist's
motion to rasdmit the Jesuits into Ger
many.