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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
(Mus unjerer aeitriaeu 2. ysprsen.gus aabe.
Gin Soufrtes smIIdlcn 9eutiGIano uno Rnb'
lam in Muaiidlf.


Serlln, 25. SUM. - Der W(tnlrer
bes 4usludrtigeu iit ser Iniidt, oaB 3fuB'
lauo loiort elneE commersleueH Sampf nit
DeHtid]lanS auregeu turo. So9gefeute
Seanlteu slanbeu, baB oas 9fldt;ultanSez
fommeu zines 9aubtlsuertrage ;lpidIeu
Oeutldlano unb RuBiauo Ourt irau;oflte
uno pauslauilde Sntrigueu i'll 81. Betersa
burg uerurladlt luurbe.
Die Agrarier babeu 9teiflsfanSIer BON
&aprlpi erIud)t, fir ale beutfdlen 9elanot-
ihaftspolten lanOwrtbi9aItli9e Itta9eS
III erHeHneH.
gteiuItat Der 9ti6wabIen.
SerliH, 25. Suut.-Sn 1O1 Stids
nublen, oereH 0felultat bis lest beiannt,
baben be So;laloemofraten in "a OilfrltteU
gemouueu, bic 9iatlonaIliberalen in Is, Die
AnbGuger &l6ter'S III 15, Die &onleruatt.
pen IN 13, ole 0emofrateu III Z, Die 8Ier'
fallen in I, bic Naolfal- lluiouiiten in 6, Die
reiz@onieruatluen III 4, Die 4utllemtten IN
NIB Die Eoleu III 3 Seslrfen.
Die BIG 2SublbeSirte, Ill Denen Bablen
ifattiauoeu. oertbetleu ftd in folgenoe pars
lauIentarilde 9ruppen: bic SIeritalen 70,
Soslaloemofrateu 50, &Onleruatiue uno
Agrarler 81, 9iatioualliberale 80, 9iaoltal.
llHloniifsn IL, Rolen Is, 0rels@o onleroatipe
IA, uHabbdH9l9e SlerttaleH H. SlIaner z,
9emotraten II, 2lHtiiemiteu Z, aRpdu9er
HId)ter'S Is.
Son cen 316 4bseorbreteu Oes 8eids-
tags int l66 segeu unO $50 iir Die DiilItar.
SOrla9e.
Die SOsiaIs9 iubiltreu unb be-
baupten, OaB Iie an 4. SuIl 80 Wauu rarf
tbreu @IuSug Ill ben 1teI9Stas balten wer-
ben.
9tuterifaniide 8aunrr in g3erItn nerbaftet.
Berlin, 25. <}unl. - 0le beIben anIe'
rifanihen SptBbubeH, tSarOen uuO 9lOuer,
wel9e bier perhaitet wurOeu, bGben 9ellGn'
ben, oaB iie ) OiebhGble oabier uerubt.
Y.rlen I'M ySertbe Don 25, 900 Uiarf, bic iie
aus etuem blefgeu Suiueleulaoen geltohIen
balteII, ltno nleper erlauat moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
souoerbares @ramen alicr Sunoes=
2ltaeiteutet1.

qtOH, 8. @., 25. SUM. -
Die angeltsuteu III allen 3epartements Der
8ealerung meroen elm Heues @ramen III
beliehen baben. IS iiub tbHen elne Iange
ylle qeorudter 5ra9eu uoH elHem @on9reB@
@omile uuterbreuet, be fte beantworteu
muiIen. Dtnude Der Srugeu uber SIuts'
uerIpauptdaft uno SamIlI.u Angele9en-
beiteu ilnD gar oroQlger 4rt. Die erlGen
,wet 5ragen huo perhaItuiBmdBig Ielft +;
Ieoer Angeitellte muB ertldreu, oh er elnen
Sonu ooer elue God)ter, Sater ooer 0tHt.
ter, gruper ODER S9pefer, ober 2anten,
@ouilueu, Sett.rn, 9teiien, gtitten, 9roB'
uater ooer 9'roBmutter bat, Die n lr9tHo
eiuem Der 0epartements in gSahln9tou
angciteQt itno.
Jta1Dem oleie Sraseu beautportet itno,
mug Der Betrefeu0e angebeu, OBJ itd) I'M
Oienfie Der 9fe9Ieruu9 etu nrgroBuater, etHe
uraroBmutter, etu lreufel ODER elne llrente'
lin befiuDen, unb Oaun fOlgt cine iInnuer.
pirrenoe <e Don urzSnfe!H, llrsSHtels'
2o1tern, ursOutelss Sufelu Il. !. p.
Damn tommen Yermauotl6aftssSr sSragen,
Die man6es SopfSerbre9eu ueruria9en pera
Oea. gia9bem Oariiber austunit ertbel!t
puroe, OBJ Der Augehelte felne lIrs9roB'
S6mieqermutGer im 0IeHfte Der Regterung
bat, mirb gefragt, oh feline llr-Sdmtegers
toctter. teiu ursSbetm, SdplegeriObu pom
@roB. Snfel. @roB.JhAte pom @roB, ,SnteI,
StmIegeriohn pom Setter, S6nIegerto9s
ter oes yetter5, S6mlegerlohH elneS Jtets
len, Sf)mlegerto9ter elnes Neffen Il. !. ID.
@Sehalt pom Der 9teglerung besteheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
StraaiG1e SabrIdihefett.
statt petroleum eerfauft ein Grocer an feine
Seunoeu 8aioIiu.-TerSd1ieoene @rpIofio=
ueu erfoIaen, umo mebrere Serionen erIcis
hen Id1Iimutc 9SranD,puupeu.

Statt Petroleum eerfauft eiu SrGcer an Setne
Ssunoeu 8aioIiu.-Terfd1ieosne @rpIofos
ueu erfoIaen, uuo mebrere Serioneu erIeis
oem idlIimme Srano,puuoeH.
@leoe elaHo, "a. SunI.-Sln oil Der
SuperiortraBe lpohueuoer Grocer beglug
elneH Srrtbnm, Der leldt fllr mehrere Saml.
lien bQtte perbangnlBUoa iperoen toNnen.
Gr uerfauite udmlid) oil mehrere YerIoneH
BetrOleum, gao aber, obne ZAP er eS puBte,
Galollu. 5alo oarauf mur0eu III Der So
mile bon SameS Sartels, 9tr.4, 6obnlons
1raBe, Die &eH nit Dem 9alollu getullt
unO eiue oerielbeH, al5 0le Dtttglleoer Der
Samilie su Sett gln9eH, an9elEnoet. DIE
gampe braHnte nabe oem Sett Der 15zldhris
gen 9tellie Sartels. 8lotll9 erfoIgte eIue
0rploiiou, uno in Jtu ltauO 0as Sett IN
Tlammen. Srau Sartels elite in pa5 .3lm'
mer uuo Sog ihre Sod)ter, melde OGs Ses
muBtielu perloreu bate, aus oem bremen.
ben Sctte. 0aS Dtdodeu erlItt id)mere
Srauomuuoen. Sin lueiterer llniaQ ereigz
uete itf III benz 9aule Oes 3abnarSteS 2r.
3. 81. Daniels. Cora, bic 3ohter Don
Daniels, trug elIe breHueuoe &anpe, Die
ebeHfalls nit oem 9alolln 9etuut mar, III
eiu 3immer. Die gampe erploOlrte, mo
oas Wtdoden mar i'm AugenbItd III 0lams
uIeu aebiiut. 9tur ourd Die lbneue 0a@
smliteufuuft ibre5 SruOers murOe Cora pom
Dem SlammentoOe 9erettet. Der brittle uno
ihltmmte llniau, ben Die unIeII9e Ser
me1Sluug sur SOlge bate, palitrte IN benz
lDauie s. :. SenpePs. 6ier bate man
elnen Yetroleumofeu nit @aiolin gtfiiut,
nm be Tol9e mar ebeuiallS cine GrploEon.
2lud bier mar es Die Sodlter 0e5 Qaules,
2ille 8enOel, peld)e Don ben 6lammen er'
qriiien luurot. Sie fam, III 6lammen &C.
6uut, Die Sreppe beraui geitiir,t, unO eS &C.
lana Der Ntutter uno GSroBmutter MIR nit
wa6rbaft iibermeui6lidler Iuilreuguugt Die
Tlammeu nit 0eden uuO Sett;eug su er.
itldeu. 3le oret 9ameu habeu i4were
Srau0muubeu erlittem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
Gntbllung Scs Rouitme1ts Sm
Gbren Der bling 9ectGtetes s1iIdr'


plcago, %. SIli. - 8aS Grant
Wouument, mel9es ;u Ghren Der bln9ert9'
teteu 2uarhtneu glnss, BarlOuE, SpteS'
St4er NIB GHgel uut oem rNaloDelm'
6riepboie" erridtet purOe, ut heute inter
oeH Ibllden @eremonie'H entbIat moroen.
Yiebr ais $500 Berioueu iuareu bel Der
Seer anweieuO; Olelelben OerbleiteH f@
rublg Ino Die YollSei bGtte teIne urla4e
eiuSui4reiteu; eS wuren Oeutite, SolelI
uuO SObmen; iaft gar tetne elngeborenen
ameritaner betanOen il9 oabel. Die bel
Der 9tle9enbeIt 9eha!tsnen 8soen mareH
uldJt aufriibrllG, ionoern mlloe Hrotere
gegen beitebeHOe Regie~uHySz 6ormeH.
Ser 6eier auf Dem 6rleobOfe glHg cine
BarnOe 0Ird perlhle0ene StraBen Der Stao
poran; pieieIbe purpe pom 9tutblas 2 hme=
oiuser, BrGloeHt Der vBioner-llE, :rltuts
Sun9S-Geieulduft," geleltet, meIhe Srga'
nuation Die Ntlttsl ;u oem 0touumeut be'
l6aTte uuo iett 9inrl4tung Der Serurtbe1l'
ten Die 8ittmeu IND gSauen Oerlelbeu M
teritiiste.
pr. S9msSiuger ipruf juerit auf BEN
Srieohofe uuo Or. @rHit 2 hutOt belt Die
Oeulld)e Reoe.
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sta IRE.

Sn yGureb y ar /" muroeu per
sanqeue gSode folgenOe Grunofude per.
Iauit: SEQ. g8. 0tiatr, gtr. sos, 9toros
GaIhouuftraBe, 2ot /, Slof 1850; Sob.
6. Boliler, 9ir. 1885, gtOrOsGbarIesl1raBe,
Got 10, Slod $500; ShoS. 5. 0oHopaH,
gtr. 344, Suo. aIbounitraBe, Got l, Slod
$3.50, GOT ,, Slod $3.50; DITTO 9teus
mann, 9tr. 1885, Horcs@ @arepitruBe, got 8,
Slof 2 - $500; Seui. 9. 4ortf, gtr. Z,
YleaiantltraBe, Got 28, SIod $3.50;
Sertrauo .. Soues, ytr. Ill, 9foro' Sutton
Npeuue, Got IA, Slod $500; 0omarO
Spues, gtr. III, TOrosSuItou '9penue, got
10, Slod $500; Us. s. SOneS, ytr. Ill,
9iorDs s6ultonz NpeHue, Got 16, Slod -
$500; Artbur s. &larte, gSalbiH9toH, ..
s., Got IL, 8lod $500.
unbeo SrauS. - SeiferH
4beuO 10 llbr wuroe Seuer in Dem yaOeH
Der Srau Diargaretb Sarrel, DIR. 527,
gtorbs @reterltraBe, entoedt. Sle uom Sa'
iIeu ytr. 2l7 ans alarmrrte Scuermehr IoluTe
be Tlammeu, pelWe elueH S1apeH uon
80 aHrIdteteu.
Osm @eri d. dltSuert bren ii er'
wieieH waro geiteru piar Sacobs I'M
mittleren Statious1aue inter Der Inldlnla
Olguus, l6rlt. Geup GOienberg uon 9tr. 552,
JtUro @aGiraBe, Ill DIE Sd]uIter eeltofeu
III bQ6eu. >SacobS lOu megen etner Eobnz
frage nit 8olenberg, bel Oem er ais Sdnel-
Der tbatyg mar, III Strelt geratbeH lelu uHe
babel pOu leluem 0tener 9ebraHdJ Sema4i
hlbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
Gus Der SunocsbauptItaot.
euiTuuszSum oresfe.

gSaib ibiugton, Q.s@., "a. Suui. =
Gin brauer Yeterau SeS 8iirgerfrteges Ut
9r. Allan u. Bed uon Der @on!pa9nle p9"
Der 9tbobe JSlanb- 4rtilIerie. 0teler be
oere Siirser Oes tleiuiten Staates Der
Union bat eine lobe Stirn," bic porn,
gleitJ iiber Der gtaie, begtuut nno ith exit
bet sen erIfeu Salsnirbeltno6en uerltert,
cine Stirn," Die oen BETTER unltreIta 8ur
@brenmitslieOidaft i'm ertlufulen SerelH
Der Sablt0pie bere6tlgt. 8lele 9laee, IN
Serblnouug NIT Der Sbataher oaB Qr.
bed elu Beufionar DSnfel Gam 8" IT,
bat i'm iiber gtad)t su etHem oer berubnl'
teilen 0tduner Der Ses3elt gema1t, 6u
etnem DtanH, auf ben letn eH9eres SateI@
IaHo liol; lsin fam - uno Der Tur Olme'
D(uleums= BETTER cine Gueue HneHolIner
Hei6t1iimer rperoen tauu.
Serr Bed lit HdmlIn Der SeteraH, bon
benz @ougreBmauu Sarsnep bon Dtliiourt
I'M 6ebruar D. S. iprah, als er iagte, es
9dbe etne 8eron, Der eiuer Eenilon pe9en
Sabt0pfiafelt seDdbrt poroen lel. Qerr
Sarsuep fouute oamais ben Jtameu oleleS
eslen Srieg5ueteraneu nid)t nennen, uno
malhe 2eute glaubteu, oaB er, beuor er
olele 2Sorte auBerte, etmaS uSu ltart 9elrup'
ltildt babe" uRo lelne 9Sorte niclt an1 oIe
gSagl1ale le9te. BeultOnscommlnd GalIn'
itelte IberbleS auh nod ole SehdnptuH9
oe5 @ongreBmaune5 ais cine unmd9rbeit
bin, eutlieb aber II Gage oarauf etneu uH-
terludenOen Ir;t i'm 8enitOn5amt, Or.
gSarreu 9olt Don DtiiiourI, ben er I'M yer
eadt bate, Die GueQe Der Sutormatlon,
Die &arsneg belaB, Su lein.
9eteru mnrOe MN entoedt, oaB Sars'
neu'J tabli0pfi9er 9enitoHGr teln 9haHtaz
flegebiloe lit, loHoern Der Gln9an9S er1pahns
te 9err Bed Der @ludltfe 1T, DER III 6ol9e
pSerlultes oes Snuptbaares" cine moHat'
Id)e YeHiion bon pier Dollars beStebt. DIE
@laee ioa our1 ene 8Dpbus.@rtrantur9,
bic ih Bed au9eblid1 i'll Sieulte suaeio9el
bate, perurIadJt moroeu leln. Die SeHlton
puroe oem eolen SaterlaHosuertbelot9er AM
10. SftOber suertaunt uno ibm 9Iet9ieltI9
1864 1iudfduoe SugeiproAsn.
9ermii6tes.
Staats Setretar Srebam if heute nit
Ieiuem Sdmlegerobu 4HoremS uno leInem
Yrluarleiretdr &GHOlS Su ahGta9l9eH AH1'
eutbalt na1 chicago abgreut.
9aS neue &anoueuboot pDtadllaS,"
meldles tiir;lld) Sur pollen :SuIrleoenheIt oes
Dtariue y 3epartemeuGS lene ProbelGlrt
maclte, miro bereus in Der ndditen 2Sode
i'll OIenft geiteQt merOen unO blnHen SHr5em
ietne Suu9Ierurelie autreteu. Oas Slel Der
ielben IplrO @btua eln.
Sei SnluB DER beutigen @slhdhSfun'
ben betrue Der GolouOrrutb im SHnoeS'
Statamt So, ,261, ,439.
SelretQr Carlisle bat 5. s. &lart ooH
WiiHouri gum SHlpcttor fIIr O1Ientll9e St'
b1upe ernaunt.
2tnldBld Der Sahlreidlen GntlaIun9en
Don BunoeSz Seamteu IN BugetsSOuno-
2lltritt megeu Gbeiluahme oil Der Glus
l1mugaeluug Don @biueleu mo Opium bal
Sbatamts Setretdr Carlisle lQmmtlldle
3oafOaettoreu ausewieieu, bel Der AuSmabI
ibrer llutergebenen nit Oer grOBten SOritfli
su 96erte III gsbeu uuo nur geute uon
SrpelfeQoieu 6dbt9telteH NIB taoeuoiem@ba-
rafter ausultelleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
Yater Wc0lgun au9cbltG bon
Stout sttru6aefcbrt.

u elu y 0 IT, %. Gunl. = Unter ben
Bailaglereu Oe8 OampferS v2Serra," mcldler
qeltern Don @euua bier eintrai, befuuoeu
i'd Yater 3. 9lbonpiue Don 9fOm, SildOi
(. pe @oeiebrlano Don burlington, unb
@rat SloeirepI pou 9tom. aui Oer Haia-
glerlllte mar aud) ell lor. 4. 0aaOu per
;eldJnet, nelte5 augebld &ater Utc@lgun
mar, Der inter Dem augeuommeueu Jtameu
relte, nm Auf chen III uermel0en. Set Der
antuhft Ill 0aboteu perIieB er Oeu 0ampier
io1ort, aber mogIn er glHg, tOHntc nId)t ers
lnlttelt merOen.
(Spater.) - 9r. Mc@lpun 1T nit bem
9amprcr ugSerra" bier ein9etroffeu.
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Gntaiua ocut 6alseu.

Seattle, Salb., "a. Sunr. - uriula
Snanita uufug, Die Dt0rDerln bes 6erauS'
4eber8 Der vSlpapla'er Sribune," 2bomas
peuoeriou SOpc, ut mad tiinfrd9tger Bro
SeBuerbauoluug BON Der AutIa9e oeS Vtors
OeS freigeiprod]en moroeu. DIE SertbeIol'
guu9 matte 9elteHO, oaB bic Chat ein 4tt
Der Jtotbmebr mar unb I'M Stanoe upabn,
ilnEiger aurreguug" begangen murOe. Der
ermolOete Bono bate NIT Dem 0rGuenilms
ner LII mllner She aelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-27
Sraifoemt Sias ppn Wcrifo beabs
fi6ti9t oic gSeltamsiteauns sn
bcIudIett.

Oterito, 25. SUM. - 9iegieruugsbe=
ante ertldrten geiteru, oaB Yraitoent 0ta3
Sorfebruusen su etEer Idnseren &elie mad,
europa trifit. @r bat f1 enOgiiltlg eltts
idloiIeu, Die Sour oIeeu z CONNER 3H ma
d)en uub miro b0dlrwabrideinIt9 ourh Die
Ser. Staateu reilen unr mebrere Gage in
Chicago auf Der 2Seltuuslteauug, mie aud
III Der BuuOeshauptItaot unO JtelusYort uer-
lpeileu. Dies mlro cine @rbolung8relie
lem, uuo Der 8rdItoen: miro ert I'M Sftober
uadl Nterifo ;urud febreu.
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Gtu WSaIett llrtbeil.

Sartss6 GrHe, SEER, 25. 5unt.
- SIN @alneS=@ =@ouutp-@ p-@rlmlnalgerift Su
ISilburton muroeu DIE Su0laner DiOles
8tuiams, Salomon 2emls, &tngSburp
tOomfins, Robert Garter IHo 2bOs. Vtc@ee
Der @rmoroung pou Soc Suotlatubles,
zines auoeren 9oubIut- SnOlauers, nabe
ielner 2Sobnung pdbren0 zines gSabIftrel'
les im Quault 1892 i4ulbls befuubeu.
Der 4roseB gtgeu nenu aubere 1T tnI
@ange. 8tS iett iino neun >SnDtaner unO
Elm Jteqer am Z. Suli III eritleBeH. Dtan
befiirdtet, oaB unruben entltehen.
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Nr. 1872.

ift felt birIrn Sabrrn Defenders ses
i9Gtt als ciF DnbItBnrnbes @ittel
iupubl fir ale 9ruHiitbeu, pic afE'
ten &runtbGten Der Snftrnbre, mtc
eufeu, s6anpien, Srnn8itis unS
aitbma. 9ieFc Sauienhe baben bic
tnnbltbatise q SrfHas hieirs uniddts
barren Praparats erfabrtu, II. acr5tr,
pie GeIebrte auerfeunrnes liberau,
baB bic SeitanStbcilr, meI6e 5umeiit
bel Su6errituug bieies @ittsls ners
ipsnbst uerOeu, 3u ieuru geBGren,
tpel6e fir ibrc bciliamc gSirfnHg in
inIGen qaaleuOeu 8ciGmer0en ;us
meiit befannt iinS; gan; beiOnoers
iino niesbe,iisItd Die @raparate bnH
5nuis, SOrrbnuuh (GnourW uuS
Sbeer Gn5nempfeblen.
Sas itmO 3par aItmnSiiGe, chez
bitIerprnbte 6cilmittel fir brOnbis
tii9e Sri9ueroeu, iIc itebrn bri @erSs
ten, mic bei'm SuIte in pupnlarlfsw
Gcbraud unS TuS nit arocrru
~ertBuulen SusreOeH3icu 6smii6
brrbuuocu iu
6ale'5 6plti9 30" Slprebpunb
| (SlnoDrrD ua6 I6eer,
@aruung! a9a94,smduds7 g}na mug i59 Gos 5s
49t nebmen! Sers
Ian9t Oaber au8'
Dradli6 sales
! SOnt9 oOtt
9erebo1tn0
(@lt0Orlt) unS
Sbccr, II. nebmt
ia uidt8 InOeres an
beiien SteIIe.
Gum 9erfnuf bel 4pOtBefern uno
BEL allen NrOijingGnOlern.
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9tRe's Sa6Htpe6 > Groptett
turiren in elmer Ofinute.
turlTen III elHeE UtlHAlcs
]11dnner(6mdCt)e.
S0Gige 8ieoerberfe1uug Der Seiunobsii
uuO geidls9tlidcn 9tuftisteit
mitteIf oer
&asaue'tdlen RaftoarmsSeb ebanoIuHe,
erfOlareia, NO uaes glnOsre feblssidluseu.

Grfolareit, NO allies glnOere febIssidlaseu.
Die easaUe'fd,e g1stbcoe unS ibre 9orSiise.
rri,re grdparatt 6eiBtH 9r. Ga Saneihe 6eimitttr
auf 9ruHo Der 2batiad1e, oag MIR Die ILlprnH9ltne
BormeI ron BEN berlbmten Arbte oleles HoHtns eI7
bielteE uutr Der 6ardHtle, odB, IaS MIR pateI ole
GtHfiibrung ieiner BebaHoluEg mo letner 9ttls
mitteI angtmeen noeH iolten, Dies uHter lentr beA
ScitHuna seihtbeE Dlroe. Sor etHi9eu Sabren tant
3r Qa Safe auf bic [joee, nerDoe uno selbledtltte
g.ioeu ourd Se6aHoluRa pom Dtditbarm aus ju turt"
rsR, iHoeW er iit Uou oemitIaeH Iol9tHoe Sort9s"s
uerprat: - a.
2 Bsrmsiouus Der gcrbauuns uub GbitDdduug
Der Wirtidmteit Der Ddttel.
SeffnunstH Der RudeHmarfsnerren aus Der SStI6el7
iiule uHo babtr ereittere5 &tEorH9cH Su Der gter7
ucHfluiitsttIt uuo Der Diaie ots @ebIrnS uHo Fud1
l. Der Battsnt taHH itd i,ltR nit is1r 8eriHssH Cos
fen obne ArJt berteleH.
8. Sbr Gebrauh erteToert telHe BeranoeruH9 oet
Gidt sbeT 9ebcHs9eU obHbeIteH.
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Gum 9erfnuf bel @pOtBefern lno
Bel alien WcOi;ingGn0lern.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
LADY TKYON TAINTED

LONDON, June 23.-The queen has
sent Col. Carrlngton to express her
sorrow and sympathy to Lady Tryon.
On the evening following the afternoon
of the disaster Lady Tryon, who
arrived from Malta three weeks ago,
was holding her first reception of the
season. Two hundred guests were
present. When the news of her hus-
bands death reached her she fell in a
faint. The state concert and other
royal functions on the programme
for next week have been postponed.
The lord mayor has opened re-
lief fund for the benefit Of the
needy families who lost members in the
disaster. The morning newspapers are
filled with articles describing the ves-
sells and with obituaries of the most
conspicuous officers lost. All publish
leaders extending coincidence to the
friends of the drowned men. Every
leader eulogiZeS admiral Tryon. 10
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24

1O,47O tous. 14.0OO horsepower. $40 fl ct
long, so feet beam, built at Newcastle,
completed in 1890, hull 6I2.5 pounds,
machinery 1883 pounds; turret and
barbette, compound.armor: two 11O-ton
guns in forward turret and one. 10-inch
mounted in barbette aft; the turret
and barbette had eighteen inches OF
compound armor. Her listed speed was
1915 knots. She had one lofty military
mast OF. steel carrying gun platforms.
The Camperd0wn. which dealt the
fatal blow, was about the same size as
the Victoria. She resembles the United
States steamer Charleston in general
appearance. though she is twice as
large. She has central superstructure,
but her docks, fore aud aft, are entirely
clear. save two barbettes carrying heavy
guns, and her sides are clad in inpen--
etrable armor Naval officers here feel
that one result of this catastrophe Will
be to emphasize in striking manner
the terrible efficiency of the ram as
weapon of naval otfenSe. for although
there was no intention of using it Of
fensively in this case, when it is pre-
sumed the ships were engaged i'll simple
maneuvers, its availability in time OF
war has been amply demonstrated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
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Continued From Fifth Page.

ing on the Victoria outside of several of
her transverse bulkheads. Had this not
been the case the bulkheads could have
been closed and the water kept i'll one
or at the most TWO compartments and
the vessel would still have tioated. But
with the plating torn off or cut away
outside of several of the bulk
heads the inflow Of water would
have been enormous. and there
would have been no time, even if
it would have availed anything to close
the bulkheadS. Lord George Hamilton
further said he thought that with the
plating torn off the water must have en-
tered the ship in solid mass, and,
thus entering on the side, caused the veS-
sci to capsize almost Immediately. The
blow from the Camperdown.h he thought,
must have been delivered Slantingly to
have done the damage he thought had
been done. The damage would be all
the greater to ship with her pulkheads
pierced. She would thus be worse Off
cause of the collision, he said, was as
yet matter of conjecture, ana he de-
cIined to express an opinion OH thi
point.
An interview was also had with Right
Hon. Arthur Bower ForwOod, well
known ship owner. senior partner OF
the firm of Leech, Harrison u Forwood,
of Liverpool, and Forwood Bros. & Co..
of London, who was formerly secretary
OF the admiralty. Mr.. Forwood said it
was a wonder such an accident had not
occurred before. The Victoria had a
longitudinal bulkhead running through
her, besides number running across
ship She was thus divided into COM
partments on each side OF the longitu-
dual bulkhead, without c0mmunica-
tioa between. In his opinion, what
had occurred was this: The
Camperdown had struck the Victoria
ripping blow, glancing along
side and opening out the plates above
several of the compartments. The wa
ter was then admitted into a number of
the compartments on one side OF the
ship, causing her to capsiZe by its great
weight. The longitudinal bulkhead
was good thing i'll its way. Mr.. For
wood said, but ii did not serve to avert
disaster. The immediate cause of the
collision. he added, cannot be exactly
stated. The squadron appears to have
been naneuvering, probably within
space of three miles, leaving small
area for each vessel to move in. A
misreading of signals may have caused
the accident. The accident to the VIC
toria has never been equaled in fatal re-
suits in naval annals OF recent times.