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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

70 HONOR The DEAD
q 4 \ Asvsaesmssssss Aesme-
~ Day Ss~iesa
weax Of Tsf COMMITTEE
AoUs6s1 lass u@Bhs-J1Ae ".
- @. hs1ns1 - Nass&rtUneA

RspAssGisss M 11sansinl Do ~
visss - - G. a. = pasas - ahssdy
vsil pssgsspsd ~ ~ gsssssl eaoaib-
- sppoisesli b. IL several k,znl pss1A
TAis ssanissss hsid nssoisg II = 4.
Duppss's s1ncs - SIGHT cd aa1s N
inDpssast sl1vasss y The pssiininazy
vssk W. 4. Psloss - elssssA eAais.
nan ed Ehss hics vss chnsAa ocss-
tAsy. II vss dseidsd ~ ehsssvs he
ordinary Nsaosisl Day program
A s4idrsss win b delivered
IN oas % the hais In
the uosnlng and the csosesriss vill 10
waited In the aftsrnooa BY sspsssrans
tivss u shs several posts fos the put
pa~s u decorating the graves a d.
esassd comrades. and the sDidssu' mnn-
uasent gill b. frstoonsd and decorated
With torai offerings The school chill
dren vii hs invited 20 furnish novsrN
~ they did Last year. and to go ~ the
cemeteries IA asslse in gathering their
odurings there. Heretofore . bsass
land hzs been smployed on MemosiAl
Day. bus Il vas decided last night 70
have nothing but the regular army mar
SAl music the year.
a communication Vas received from The
busansn committcso thu Park congregs-
tionAi church inviting the grand army
to attend services In that church % the
Sunday presiding Memorial Day. A
eom0itfe~ com posesiof Comrades Conn
and Alcott vas appointed 70 inform the
pastor that the Invitation will be ~:
cepted II the morning ssrvicss vill b
st apart for them. - many a the old
soldiers cannot turn out At night
The following officers and committee,
vers then appointed:
President of the D~y-J. 4. q. ves1iss.
Marshal-Dr. J. n 0riswosd.
TreasAtrer C Z. Coin.
Vice fre~ssleass--b. A. Cotton, WATSON
Po~s u. y. Hunsiey. Custer Puse; Hiram,
MA2tien. Chsmplln Poss; c. W. Dippss,
Grand Rapids Pa
Comm.ftss on Orssor-COmr1dss Rics.
Juhnsfoa and Carlson.
finanee--Comradss Judd. Alcott. Dippls
and AhirscA.
cssriasss-comrsdss Koch ParisA ssd
Wilssa.
HAii-ConraAes p~ppss. B>ancoa and
Hsgan-
Nusic--Comr,des Coin. Hsrrick and
Heyas-
rovsrs-Comr.des BsllAirs, Jackman,
Koch, Fos and Racine.
D~eassfSoa Of Monunent-C0mrn1sso IA
cine, Rcd. Rand and Johnseoa.
Chsplsin--Comsades Conn and AlcotA
Order Of tbs DAY. omsndes Alcuet, Put
aam. veriser and Carlton.
The several W. X. G.. will b invited
IN make vsesths Tor the decorations and
o. units with the q. A. r in the general
servt,csk Each post will pay its indi
viduHl exrensss outsids 81 the general
expensn There vii be . meeting Of the
above comnittees in +. A. Dappers
oficss next Tuesday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

A number 81 the women 81 the north
part 81 tho city gave dancing party in
A. q. III. hall last night which was an
suspicious success. The floor 81 the
ball Vas crowded with persons u all
ages who danced right msrrily tn the
music Of Saures orchestra Luncheon
was served In one corner ~ the hall and
the parlors and gallery were filled with a
spciabIe crowd alt the evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Several changes hav. been made in
sficss aiarr thu line - the southern ii
vs~,cu ~ the q. r. r. \ Wagner
sssm~eiy ss-ut At P9rflsnd. Ind. has
h~~n transferred IN kslsmsroo. ". \
Nichols. formerly q " inchseteF. viil -
ssrat at Portland AMI y - N,chois has
been appointed saeess~or p " 4 Mich
,i. ~ tkirs.k~ssgr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

O. esseassiaa = - - - -
- - 80: =: - - /. - Is 8
49, 1Gcnksss 6sw - 49, ss11>s
- - 800 - oAsu1 - 1900
se1syed tSsoso5sso sssnnA - tsu1ive
Mnrsl 6inno onl1isnn ssDsd - tsssa-
visS sis ssa,sssss "a sss1 kssos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

There hss h~en a ar~ss scarcity ~ Ssh
n the ie~si market SIR the lsst ses DAYS
The heavy wlsds have intsrterrd with
iakes n su-h an exssnt thst they could
not BE- sp>rst~d. Rssssi yvr~~ have
nos s~ra sf~rt~i BY sh> A~s~scs. hus
shoie~sie pssc~s have materially 81
vaucsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

case was tried before Court Com
missioner McGill yesterday in which
Mary A. Morehouse secured Judgment
for restitution Of her farm in Sparta.
Mrs. Morehouae is n years old and one
year ago rented her farm to Thomas
Longhurst. her brother. Mr.. Longhurst
was To care for her in payment for rent.
Mrs, Longhurst and Mra Morehouse
did not get along veil together and the
latter left and hogan working for her
hoard Ii Was decided that it would be
had b give Mira Morehouse possession
20 that more perfect agreement could
La male.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Wege = - y. G. !. q. bsiI1ing VII
- - naadaU.
~ 6pan& nspiik Elesnis ught
~ bopes onDUaay H11cea 80
eNaonsonsh a. - pOvsG h1snss yssses-
~.
Co., & NasGehssv No. hsaght .
hnt1 i1tnssst u ~ 80 psAsas psacal
ro<hst 0nDulneoossA - ID eiay.
Wtamo &C., - nsasdics VIII give =
M1ep1Don1asy 49, taught - sAnos
~ tDnh pagS II ~ ko06-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Sarah A. Blain. widow Of Wilmot II.
Blain. q Gaines township. died at her
home yesterday morning after long
iIlness. The deceased was born in
Broome county. n. T.. March q. 1874.
and located with her husband in Gaines
township in 1886. on the farm on which
Mr. and Mrn. Blain lived until their
death. Mrs. Blain vas yell known to
the pioneer rcsidents 1t this city and
county. and Was = member Of the Old
Settlers association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Nshsl IovesiS No - Vac1s svsass.
sssaslss; CAasi6s 4. w.. IA -
=. IA 3 ss,sss1 - 49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

IL. rs, s. s.,e.s:s 60 ~ ~ : = -, =
fsoAA Ieaia elsesf vell.y CIV; y. y.
uunsA Ia. - Von1 vuoon0 o1BUsG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
WHAT II HAS COST
To Rus ~ psps'b~sss q ths
Cay : Yer.
ANNUAL COUNCIL MEETING
era Wwe Ost0pss1 rstnaseS--WW
- CaasaosssA oasnganU ulohA

Ths sanuAl uss1iag q ~ esonsa
council vss I'D lau1 night snd The ~
ports fson the vas3ano dapAstnAats a
the city govssnmsat vsss sphoittsd-
The reports sss ~ vsry laag and their
Summaries go hscs gives. he trsas-
urcs's rspurt shows ensd casA balance
on hand in the dcpnsitosy. mod a NJ
funds bsine In god condition.
The oaysgis report shovs IL bnadsd
indebtsAnsss and ths Other reports treat
of a6siEs in the various dspsstnsnta
The treasures na(ls . detailed report.
covering nearly 100 psges, in which he
detailed the finances a the past year.
allowing IL cooditioa Al tho various
funds and tho money expended from
each. Referred to committee on ways
and meanA
The mayor and clerk made their an
nual reports ~ tollows:
sBonlrta lnAebaeines.
Water works bond. ..........o 9l2MO
City ball hoods. 10000
School boods. ................. $4,000
Special street boods. ......... 10000
Total. ........... ........ ,UU
The total ssDeaamento Saiood by direct
taxations are e4l736a0. There was
raised for improving streets ei62, 705. %;
fog severn ol:i67i; for street opsoings.
tl2,E6R There arc outstanding rolls
not vet confirmed on which o72k0.O
will be collected Tho report vas &C
copied and placed on file.
Tim committee m v>rSrSD p~v>~~k~@ u
had cost q, 918.57 10 purchase goods for
the supply stosc. and that the total die
bursements for the department had
been kD.477.& Thereport was ordered
printed.
Tho city physicians report showed
that hs had made l.6l7 visits and he'd
held l.SN consultations. He had given
a475 prescriptions and had spent o..
$3.50 for medicines Accepted and
ordered printed.
The report d the director OF the poos
showed that he had given orders fos
5.l57 cords OF wood to be delivered: that
he had given orders Tor goods outside
He had paid ol6A7:36 for boarding pa
tients at the benevolent homeA
The report II the board Of health
tho department for the year.
Tho report Of the board q PevisW
showed that rolls aggregating o633
1904 had peAscd through its hands
and that rolls amounting 10 e46.542a
had not been confirmed. making grand
total Of o56s J0296 for special improve
ments.
The reports were accepted and 70
ferred 10 the proper committees. Thl
council will meet In adjourned session
Saturday night to hear the reports al
the committees to whom the various -
ports were referred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
Not
Responsible

A. regards 6od aiultcrz,ion. the
grocer IL IN no wise responsible
fee the acts Of the manufacturer.
II people van, goods at cheap 6s-
ures they must expect qusiity u
correspond
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Foscsters Had . Banquet.
last evening Court Kent, No. AL, In
dependent Order II Foresters. initiated
several candidates into the order. and at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The anse asoaabte
weather of the pest lev
weeks has played ~ ~
chief with tsndA 20
viii even thia0 ~ -
weeh by ssch sedsctieas
n prices - viii fosce basi-
nssa. 10 asttss vhat he
vcathes Be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The christian workers oe the West
minister church and society will meet in
the chapel On Thursday evening at 8
o'clock TO hear reports Of the methods
adopted and sacrifices made in the col
lection of funds for church purposes.
Light refreshments will be served.
The regular meeting Of tho Women's
Working society will b held at the
Fountain Street baptist church at |:
o'clock this afternoon.
st. Andrews Reading circle Of young
women held meeting last evening in
ST. Andrews school hall on Sheldon
street.
Sc. Pauls church bazaar will open to.
day in Custer Guard armory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
IN 1roxsax's Baek.

IN VoxsAx's Baek.
The handspring Of her life.
What can she do. where can
she go. so long as that deadly
backache saps both strength and
ambition?
She cannot walk. she cannot
stand; her duties arc burden.
some /: she is miserable.
The cause is some dcrangc.
mcnt Of the uterus or womb.
Backache is the sure symptom.
The one unfailing remedy is
lydia Il. hnkham's Vegetable
Comboxnd. A woman discoy.
cred il and gave it to woman.
Mrs. 7. ". Lane. Of Kolyoke.
Mass. tells what a comfort it IL
to write to a woman about her
peculiar troubles. and have "a
woman read her letters and give
a woman's SYM -
pathy and help.
Thousands send ~
Mrs. Pinkham N y
letters. grateful SAA
for renewed life. eRTK
An drsxs,sss s-ft o. AXAy =
Address B, ocrsa~rre,
LTpts y ff~a-s~ sep.
Co. Ivv>, Nsss ~
lyfls Yf2kAAR's GGN
Liver Piiis IS cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

z G. Leavsaworth. general freight
sgsnt a tho q. K J.. 10 Ia Chicago At
tsnding meeting q the Central rrsfhc
association.
Milo Randall and wife OF Manistee arc
spending q fec days with Mr. and MrA
Asx w. Mech 1t No. l65 East Bridge
st-ec..
MrS Daniel Smith II South Haven 10
visiting Pstroiman and Mrs. II. ID. Evans
q No. d60 South Lafayette street
Mr.. and MrA William Calkins n Lake
avenue have returned from their vim
ter in Florida.
c. A. Tracy OF Fife Lake is visiting in
the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

We have eel
ected and piled
0nseparatet tables
800 Nen's 6uits.
Sacks and Cut
avays. In light
and DARK colored
Worsteds. Che
viots and Twccds
which We cold at
olA. 10 and IN
For this week
your choice Of
these splendid
values.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
COTTON DRESS GOODS

The prospects are that we shall
have warm weather very soon. and
Of course you will want new dress
suitable to the season. We are
prepared to supply your wants
We have just received a magni6-
cent new stock Of Dress Goods
such as Satin Stripes, Canton Cloths.
Satin Clorias, Sattccns, Brandon
burg Cloth, New Mousselinettc.
etc. These are all new and stylish
effects from this and foreign mar
kets and should be seen to be APP
preciated
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29
NrbettSlps.

3 Btttsb burg, 3d., %. 9lu9uit.-
9lus Der bicli9en @)e9enb finoet Gin Iu8z
3u9 bon llngarn als 6eiultat Der i6ledz
ten ,3cit ltatt. Snnerbal6 Der letten 6
gSOden baben 600 llngarn un6 Stuliez
ner Die GonneIlSuiGIer 6egionen perlais
len, unO Iett benz 10. 9lu9ult lieBen 300
lln9arn, Bolen uuo Staliener 6ie @ruz
ben Oe5 Otonon9abelasS bales I'M Stid.
SOn ben 1900 6rcmben, Die i'm leeten
Sabre bierber famen, peroen 400 bcim.
febren, iObalO iie Die 0tittel ba3u baben.
YOrf. Pa., %. slu9uit. 0as
nYOrfer Gal5werf" bat angetiinbi9t,
baB Der Setrieb auf unbeitimmte 3eit
cingeitellt pirO. 800 bis 400 2lrbciter
finO babura gum 6eiern&e5uungen.
3 bila bel p B ia, q. 2luguit. -
emma 9olOmanu iprah am Samltn9
Dor elmer Scriammluug BON 2lrbeitalOz
len, in luelder bauptlG6li9 Oa5 fremOe
Clement pcrtrcten mar. Jta6 Annabme
elmer 9ieibe Seidliiie perta9te itd ole
SeriammlEnq, I'M am Otlttwod8z
9lbeuo III elmer yro0parabe Dor Der
StaOtbaQe iib einsufiubeu. Die YOliset
5erltreute Sc tern cine 9eri ammlung pom
2lrbeitern, in mcl6er Die 9lnar6iiten
bel ibrem Serlude, Die @OntrOlc 6u erz
lan9en, 9rOBe llnOrOnun9 au9citiftct
batten.
SbamOfiu, Ya., %. Gusuit. -
500 Mfann legtcn beute 0tor9en in Ser
P0tteriOn>&ob blen9rube Die 9lrbeit nies
Der, neil lie an Samita9 ibre GObne
ni6t erbieltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29
Gin Sauffriea erfldrt.

ct. 2ouis, Wo., %. 2lugui t.
Otebrere bieiige Saufen baben BON Der
rGrlten 9tatiOnalbanf" in Chicago Elm
S9reibeu erbalten, melde8 gewiliermaz
zen aI8 cine &rie9sertldruu9 Der tpeftz
liden WtetrOpOle 9esen 9tepsY YOrf angez
leben wirb. IS wer0en oarin Die 9riinoe
oar9elegt. pesbolb &bicago ni6t 8e9s
iel anf 9teuzYort unO anoere 0Itltte
PlGte accepttren fOnne. 2ll5 Saupts
9runo luirO an9efii9rt, oaB Die Gblca>
sO'er Saufen in Dem iibliden @eloe
3ablung leiiten, pGbrenO bic 8anfen in
ben GrOBitdOten bes Siten6 certifiSirte
9befS in .3ablung seben. Gelo lucrOc
in 9tewzYOrf Il bis 2 BrO5ent bOber
be5ablt, ais 9anfz@bef5, uno es iei baz
ber flar, baB Gbica9O'er Sanfen gSeds
iel auf 9tew>YOrfer Sanfen nur nit Ell
mem 0iStOut perfaufen f0nnten, pel6er
Der Bramie BON 1 J bis 2 BrOient entz
Iprtdt. Die weitlifen Sanfcn meroen
oann in Dem S6reiben eriu6t, 0abin
mitjuuirfcn, OaB Die Santen OeS 9ez
items Die Saarjablun9en aufre9t erbal>
ten, lpObei nod berporgeb boben piro, 0aB
DIE GBicasO'er Santen gu Oieiem 3wef
auBerOrOcntlide 9lnltrengungen, mic /.
y. Our9 BEN Oireften Support pOn GOl0,
9euutht bGttcn. 0as Sdreiben lit uns
teriet4net: SDman 8. Gage, YraiiOent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29
w,oropsrIud, ,,uo selbffmuro

8rootlDn, N.sY., %. Nu9. -
@m. SOwlatt, 60 Sabre alt, Elm ltsiuz
Yorfer, periudte beute Mtitta9, fur;
nad - llbr, ieine @eliebte gu ermorz
ben unO begin9 Oanu SelbitmOrb. ,9ei>
sc batten iid Die Seirutb ueriprodcn,
bod mar bus Otab9en, Otarie gafomss
tp, g3r. SO, SuO 5. StraBs, @iliams>
burg, nObnbaft, uOr IA Gasen suradz
getreten. ST beiu6te iie beute in ibrcr
@Obnun9 unS 5o9 nad einem @Ort>
ltrcit einen 9lepolper. nit bem CT smei
Sdaiie auf cas- 0dO9en obfeucrtc.
Sine &usel traf baiielbe i'm Geii9t, Die
anoere I'M 9fHfeu, nobel Der cine 2unz
9enfligel ourdbubrt puroe. 5n iterz
benoem 3ultanO fano iie in cinem Ooz
ipital glufuabme. Sowlatt ieete oann
BEN Heuoluer an bic re9te Sdlafe unb
OrHfte los. Der 500 trat auseublifz
lld Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29

Wunebme Der gSiIiou=9StH i'm Soauie nit
gIdu;euoer Wehrheit; aue slmcuOcmenfa
Der SiIberboIoe perworien.-Sie SiH i'm
scmat. = Ser Senat cutId,etOet abctmaIs
oeecu See GGntIr.
Darlington, 3. g., %. g(u9uit.
Der Sdwerpunft beS Snterehe5 lag
beu1e entidieoen I'M u prd en- a IL
tenbauie, NO Die abitimmun9 iber
2SiIiou'a SiQ, Den Sbeil oe8 S5ermanz
@eicee5 iber sic mouatliden Silberan>
fGuie gu wiOerrufen, itattfanO. 0aa
Sau5 par iturf bcIudt, ieOes Iiit9lte0,
oaS ni6t bur6 &ranfbeit perbinOert,
mar on ieinem Ylase. @lei6 na6 Gr>
DfInung Der Sibun9 Wurbe Die Gez
l9ditSoronung iir ben Sag erfldrt, unO
bos Sau5 begaun Iber oas erite 9lmenz
bemcnt Stauo'5, 6reipra9un9 5ur State
pon 16 5u 1 ein5uIiibrcn, ab5ultimmen.
Oaiiclbe lpur0e nit 1O2 Stlmmen
Otebrbeit pcrwOrfen; 123 Oafiir unO
225 Oa9e9en.
Oas 3weite Nmen6ement, oa5 Ser
bdltniB oer beioen Ntctalle fiinftig II gu
l au MAIDEN. erbtclt nur 100 Stlmmen,
mabrenO 24O ba9c9cn iieleH, Ofebrbclt
40 Sttmucn Ou9egen.
Der Sorialug. tiinftig IS 5u pra<
gen, crbielt 102 Stimmen, 239 flclen
oagegen; 0tebrbeit Oa9egeu 1877.
0a5 amenocnlcut, 19 5u /, etn5uz
fibren, bate fein beierc8 Sdlfial, c8
wurOe nit 1872 Stimmen Wtebrbcit gez
ldla9en, 237 Oage9en unO 1O5 Oaiiir.
8IanO sin9 idlicBlib auf oaS SER
bGltniB BON 20 ;u 1 OOA audi 9a8 ers
belt ntht mebr, ais 119 Stlmmcn,
wdbreno 222 Oa9egen iiclen; Wtebrbclt
oagesen 1O3.
Die Silber6ulOe 9rificn bann gu
tbrem lebten StrObbalmen uno 16lUgen
Dor, Die Prdgunq unter Dem SlanOs2llz
lrlOn Geleee BON 1873 wieocr ber 5u
itellen, aber audi Oieie5 9lmenOemcnt
muroe nit 213 9c9en 1856, relp. II
Stlmmen Otebrbcit 9ci6la9cn.
sluf Der 9uujen glute 9el9lagen, bait
ten Die Silberleute welter feline Sorz
idld9e 5u MAIDEN, uno bic abltiumung
llber Die HllIonzStll fonnte enOll9 ltatts
flnOen, iie wurOe NIT 240 9egen 110
OOer 12O Stimmen Otebrbett an9enomz
men. Da8 0teiultat unrOe untcr &C.
lpalti9em 8eifalIe oerfiinbi9t.
Die wtdti9itc 9lblttumung mar obne
3wcifel Die iiber QSleOeraunabme Der
SlanO 9lQiiOn SiQ. 3. b. Der mOnatz
liden 9luspraguns BON s2,50O,OO0.
9Sir laiien bieielbe bier fol9en, iueni9s
items 10 melt Die Grupptrun9 Der Staaz
ten in Setradt fon1mt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29
9te gong ssslamo=sSa abmtataftrupbe.

gong 5 lamb @ttD, G. s.. -,
%. 2luguit. = 2lu9uit 9afObion, Oas
16. Spier Sabnfataitropbe auf ser
r2ong=Sslauber Sabn" pom Samitag
2lbenO itarb beute Oiorgen i'm ST.
5obu8 Soipital" 81 gOnQzSalanozGt1D.
Sou Sen 16 SermunOeten i'm SoIpitul
werOeu fiinf wabrideinlib iterben. Die
9tamen Oericlben iinO: gSm. 2Dn9,
glarOn @einiteln, Gugen MeiB, SameS
Sbompion uuo Sbeo. @rauen. @. 8.
9looo, Der 8abnzS superintendent, bat
cine llnteriu6uns peranitaltet, oie er
inbeiieu iibrt, Obne 8eridteritatter su
;ulaiIen. Sin unbefannter Jtaliener
maro beute MOrgen nabe Der StQtte
oe5 llnfalle5 bon einem anfommenOen
.3uge iberfabren unO get0Otet; iein
gsidnam beiinOet iia IN Der Otorguc.
Sine 2tn;abl Sei6cn, Die in oerOtorgue
BON 9tewtou BON ah9ebOriaen ioentiiiz
jirt ipurben, iinO beute bon Sort abgez
bolt ipOrOen.
Sin weiterer 2ei9nam warO ais Der
BON 6rau SbeOoOre Grapcn BON 9tr.
1896, 8roaOwaD, 9tewz0Ort, iOentiiiz
5irt.
Die 2ei9en BON 81. 9tepmun unb 5.
s. t0ilanO, swei 9lufwGrtern I'M , ,Manz
battan Sca3 SOtel," muroen beute
l0entlfi;irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-29
souu feiue @efdofte mebr MAIDEN

Wta 6rt6, %. Nu9ult. DIE Wtu.
tual yife Sniurauce Company" bon
0tewsYOrt ieete bic Otegierung OaoOn in
&enntniB, buB iie tbre ipaniide 6iltaIe
su i9lieBen unO ibre 0ei9afte in Spa,
MEN abiuwifeln beabiidti9e. Die @es
iclliauft entidlOB iid 5u Oieiem Sdrtttc.
neil Gle 9e9ierun9 ibr idpere Steuern
auferleste unO laitige Scrii9un9en Iber
DIE 2lnla9e BON GelOern iiir ale in
Spanieu 9eiddfte madenoen fremOen
9eriiherunas: @eieliAaften erlie6.
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2lrbeitSlos.

@bicaq o, 26. 2lu9uit.-Seute Hafs
mittaa iit es, mas iaon lGnsit erpartet
uuroe, smiiheu ben paruoirenoen unbe,
id)dftigten 4rbeitern uno Der Yoli3ei uunrltz
telbar Dor benz 8atbBuuie 3u eiuem 3uiams
meultoB qefommen. Die YolBei iu1te bic
ldrmeuoe Dlenge su seriteuen. unO babel
fam eS Al Sbdtll6feIten. DIE Suiippsl
murbeu gebrautt, uno NtaHuer uuO 6raueu
nIeoergei6la9eu.
Die 2lrbeiter srihsH 81 Steinen, Die, oa
Die StraBe geraoe uuigerIheu unn neugez
pflaftert mlrr, botaufgethIrmt am 6nBreig
Iaseu. iSei=Suip.ttOr 5tOB purot uteOer>
gsld]laeen nno erbielt cine tlefe 3opfmunoe.
Ytan trug ben bewuBtloien Ntaun in cine
Qpotbefe urD ieine yeHte tonnteu nur nit
Qnitreuguug ben wiloen "giOb," DER I'D al
benz Sermuuoeten nod uergreifeu moQte,
fernhalteu. Spu allen SeIten railelten B0=
llSeiwaeen berau unD mebrere 6uuDert Bos
li;iiteu nnbmeu ben Sampf gegeu bic mad
Saulenbeu SGblenOe DleH9e aui.
9re.BOIi5ei batte erft' t'o1nn Die Wfeu9e su
3erftreueH seiu4t, ais oleie fit ipei9erte,
rseub eiuen 8ageu Our48uluHeu. Rehrere
Yoleu wurOen perlaifet. Sor pem umsuge
nad benz Ratbhauie bate cine Serlammz
lung am Seeut.r fnttsetunoeu, uub elue
l3ett lang bate Iber Der &eouertribiiue Die
l9warse SABINE serpeht.
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Sic sSiuo.lsfriiiS.

'Smaba, gtebr., 28. 2uguit. -
Die SObne auf Der Union Pactftcz
Sobn" werOen am 1. Septentber um 10
FrOjeut unO mebr berabgelebt perOen.
Otan 9laubt uidt, OaB bic 9ln9eitellten
0esbalb an einen Strife sehcn.
9R illpautee, %. glusuit.- Geo.
s. @ribb, Der Elm Eager in lanOwirtb>
idaftli6en @erGtben unb Gbaiien be-
iist, lit uerfra9t. Der ernannte Otais
ienucrwalter lciltete fit $SO0,O0O 8Ir9z
ibaft.
5 Ort 8 apne, Snb., %. Nusuft.
- Die WerfitGtten Ser BenniDlounier
9abn" arbeiten fortan nur balbe .3eit.
Sn6iauapOlts, %. 9lusuit. -
Sn Der inOuitriellen Gage Der 6abrif>
OOritabte bieii9er Stabt bat iidJ cine
bemerfcn8wertbe GenOerun9 gum Seiies
rem pOQ5O9en. Sicle 6abrifen baben
ben 9etrieb mie6er auf9enOmmen, nadz
Dem iie ldn9ere 3ett 9ei6lohen waren,
unO anOere werOen nadl bem 1. Sepz
tember t6rem Seiipiele foloen.
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uSroeu Der Rot1rtauner. a

Gbicago, 26. auguit.-6eute giug
bic Situua Oes GrOBfammes beS pSrOsn5
Der &OtbmdHuer" Der Ser. Staaten su GnOe.
3um SloB.Ghef. Yombattau puroe SeOr9
Danger BON gtewsDort, Sum grOB.4riefer
u. Seller uou 9tem=Yort, gum SroBsS6abs
meiiter Ybllipp Genosrtlug pom Baltimore,
gum @roB<DtarlhaQ u. 6Orenburger BON
ytewsYort ermdbIt. Die ibrigeu ueueu 8es
amten iHO: Sarl SiB BON SaiHOiS Inter
GroB-&hei, SfioOr gSOrms uOn Ohio gtez
.9roBs@bei, 9uitao g8able BON SqiuOS
@rOB- S9rlitfubrer unO @. QlnOt BON Bal
tlmore @roB- 5erOlp. 8ie ua4le @rOBs
ltamm.geriammluug finoet 1895 in Bridge
port, Conn.,, fat.
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Gifcr5id)tiae WuEfautett.

9tep> YOrf, 28. 2lugult. - Die
,0tuitfer>llnlOn" bieii9er StaOt bat IN
Griabrung 9ebradt, oaB Die beuti9e
Otilitdrfapelle, Die auf Der 9lusltcluns
Ipielte, Chicago perlanen bat, nm cine
@on5erttOur Durd Die ueri6ieOenen gr0>
Beren StGote Der Union 5u MAIDEN. Sie
bat bte GinwanOerun9sbeb0rbe bier>
iiber benadridti9t un0 Die eIelben auf9es
forbert, bas 9OntrattarbeiterSeics se9en
Oieislbe in anwenOung gu briusen nnb
Der Gon5erttour oqOur9 eiu raideS
Gnbe su MAIDEN, OaB man Die Niuiifer
ais yGOntraftarbeiter" na9 0euti9 i9z
lnnh surIdlhfft.
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SScst ipeif, mans.

9tew'YOrf, %. 9lusuit. - Der
rGuenin9 $Olt" 5ufOlse mar Ote GOui>
Jon auf Der Sarlenl>Sabn am pori9en
Sumitug ourd eiuen Srrtbum bel ser
Otittbelluns Der 0epeide OeS Train
dispatcher" al Die 9on0utteure ent>
itanOen. Der Gele9rapbilt, welder Oie
gta6ritbt, OaB 3us 0tr. 20 pOriiberfabz
rem iolIte, erbielt, wieOerbOlte lie riatis,
iubitituirte aber bel Der Wtittbeilun9
an Den GorOufteur yODfeman Staz
ton" fiir pSce Ponb," unO fIbrte
10 Die GOQiliOn berbei. Gr iowObl mic
Der "Train-dispatcher" iino in Saft.