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knots sent tho leader. plunging ahead and
presently it became evident that some Of the
vessels could not keep the pace The
Brazilians were the first to lag behind, and
it was not long before only the topmasts OF
their ships were visible on the edge Of the
horizon.
Positionsi in Double Column.
During the night the Van Speyck sailed
by itself, and al dawn this morning led all
the rest. Tue starboard column became de-
morAizsd toon after the long low sand hills
of Cape Henry had disappeared from sight
Not only we're the Brazilians left in the
rear, but also the gap between tho Are
theuse and the Hussard grew wider and
wider The Italians wero also but mere
spscks upon the horizon.
The Blake kept abreast of the Philadel
phia and the Australia, the Mngconne aud
the Tartar following SO eyenly and steadily
that an iron bar connecting them could not
have secured greater precision Of move
rnent No change, Of course or speed, dis
turbsd the regularity of their distance from
each other.
The feet sailed in double column yester-
day afternoon and until evening quarters
we're sounded on the bugle Signals were
then made for each column to double. The
OulcdRO, WlUD tne shIpS b1teTu hOckluS 81
ter her, came up abreast Of the Philsdel-
phia. The Russian, French and Italian
ships went around to the right of the Eng
liSh squadron until they were parallel with
it and then, four columns abreast the ship,
settled down for an all night run.
Tho Night Sosno at Sea-
was brilliant The vessels displayed vari-
CO ored lights and the moon shore in a clear
sky. When morning dawned the sky was
overcast with clouds. The ships of tho
United Stntol were well in line, the Kaiser
in Augusta and the See Adler wero close
up and the Dutchman was on the extre me
left, bowling along in fine style. On the
right the Engiishmen were trailing along
one after the other a3 precise ald regular
as ever. The two Russians were far on the
outside. The Italians were a squsdron to
themselves, and the Fronch were punched
together close by.
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the American
aud foreign vessels were sigualled from the
Philadelphia TO fall into line similar to that
which they presen ted on leaving Hampton
Roads. This evolution was accomplished
most creditably.
In this formation the ships headed Tor
Sandy Hook just outside the iightshp the
Argentine cruiser Nneve De Julio appeared
and saluted the sdmiral'5 dag. The salute
was returned and the hoet was signalod to
push into the bay in single column.
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succumbs to Brigh1s Disonse in New
York city.

BELLOWS FALLS, April 24.-Col. c. L.
King OF Bellows Falls, died in New YORK
city Friday night OF Br1sh.'s diseas, aged
Gi, He was in the regular army boiors and
throughout tho war being returned as COL
onel az the 18th United States infantry.
About rshS, he purchased a summer resi-
dcnco hsre, spending his winters largely in
Now York, Washington and Paris. For
the past two years Ee remained here, but
went to New York for treatment six weeks
ago. He was graduate of Columbia col
lege, with which b father was connected
for many years lie l.ayes a wife, three
sons and two daughters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
Appointments, bv the President.

WAsHINGroN, April 20. The following
appointments were announced to-day:
l.. +. McK,ngo of New Hampshire to
be minister to Colombia.
Thomas l.. Thompson OF California, to be
minister to Brazil.
George W. Cnruth OF Arkansas to be
consul general to Portugal.
John NJ. Wiley, to be consul at Dor =
deauX.
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The Second Hearing Openod.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Another move
in tho famons strugs gle of Carlyle Harris 70
escape the death penalty for the murder Of
his wife was made in the City Court, when
ev- Senator George Raines Of Rochester, the
commissioner appointed by Gov. Flower to
take evidence in the case, began to hear
new evidence which Harris claims would
have changed the verdict of the jury that
found him guilty, bad it been presented
The hearing will likely not be concluded be-
fore Friday.
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To compo.s MlLn ~ worla,. r.lr.

CHICAGO April -l.-lhe Eskmos have
He'd from their huss on the fair srounds
aud viii start Hn exposition OF tlIsif m
outside the exposition limits. The step 3
tue elimination of long series OF restric.
t!ons placed upon them by their managers.
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POSITIVELY ON MAY |.
THE COLUMBIAN lFAlR WILL BE OPEN
TO TAE PUBLIC.

Much Arrangement VIII Domain 10 10
bons Then, However, Owing to tho
slo'h of Exhibitors Carpenters Refuse
to Go ont At ths Kidding OF the Union.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
1t VIII Probably Keoonvsne May 3O-the
American DeIsGatSs.

WAsmNGroH, April 2+.-Unlsss an un-
ioreseen reason for It's postponemeut should
occur, the international monetary cont,r-
ence will reconveue in Brussels on May 80.
President Cleveland is giving soms atten-
tion to the personnel OF the American COM
missi0ners. He VIII probably announce his
decision in about week.
All the commissioners have resigned and
but ono OF them, Henry W. Cannoa, presl-
dent OF the Chass National bank ot New
York city, has been rs-appointel. IL is un-
derstood that United States Senator Jones
Of Nevada, ha. been requested to withdraw
his res gnation.
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Funeral of Thomas Enright--No Arrests
Mado az Yet.

BARRE, April 25.-The funeral Of Thomas
Enright VINO was murdered Sunday, was
held ut St Monica church tEis morning and
the body vas inferred in tho new Catholic
cemetery.
The Investigation as to who killed Enfg ght
was continued before justice o. l.. noyce
today, but no definite stassmeut will be
given out Tor publication. Nearly 80 wit
nessss have been examined since Monday
noon. No arrests have been made and the
probability is that none will be made until
new cIews are found, es all the old ones have
amounted u nothing. Much indignation IS
expressed that good detectives are not So.
cured aud put on the case.
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AMONG THE WARSHIPS.
GRANDEST FLEET EVER AFLOk- =
WESTERN WATERS. 2

/ hIladelphia aud Blake Lead the
Welcome From the Double Tur
Magnificent voyage up From Fo
Monroe.
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No Marked Change in Mr. Booth.

NEW NoRE, April 2j II 80 TO night
the following bulletin WAS posted at the
Play ers' club:
"Alr. Booth's condition has not changed
materially since this morning; If anything
It is improved. He has passed a rsstful day
and promises TO have comfortable night.
Signed,
SINCLAIR Smith, Nj. d.
s FRvGoET, NJ, D.
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W. Fl. Cochran Of Montpelier oes not in
the company CT Thomas Enright, and 80 far
as can bs learned never met Enright.
Enright wen about ~ years old and leaves
eight children, his wife having died one yoar
ago. FInsral services are TO be hsld at .
O'Clock tomorrow morning at Sc. Monica =
Catholic church, end the burial will be at
Montpelier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-29
sas sesstt 1T nod ntd,t seoedt.

Glep elaub, O., %. Scpt.-
Die Sangcricit>Scb0rOe 5iclt cine uel@
tere Sibuna ab, um iiber Die Sra9en:
.wie lol bGs 0eIi;it bs5 Sdn9erIeltes
qeOedt wcrOen?" unO rwas loll aus Der
SaIle werocn?" su bcratben. OaS MT
10 geuaItigem Sarm annonclrte Senelt5s
Gou;ert, benz Sic 0amen Der blaEbliltl>
aen ,,Sorolisz" uno Der vSnca8s 0clslls
ihaIt ibre Satronage battcn Gn9epelDen
laIsu, mar nur Don 1900 Bcrioncn be-
lud,t unb bat fanm $1,000 eln9cbrad9f,
aultatt oab, wie man cruastete, Oas De-
fi;it ourd) oaS Gon,ert gcOeft wOrOen
mire. 0as 9eIiSit betragt $7143.79.
9as Giscntbumsredt Der prcls9ctrpnz
ZEN .30llner' f9en &antate pOle ncue
9Sslt" seb0rt Der 6eitbebOrOe. elne
yerlas5 firma fat 6ereltS $500 tlIr Die
Competition sebotsn unO ourb ben
Yerfauf Oericlbsu ruiirOe oa5 9eliitt auF
$6643.79 perrlnSert.
Otod su crwabncn lit, baB bic !Sale
un9eIabr $4,000 mcbr sefOitet bat, alS
urlpriinslld felt9cicst mar, oa man
uid)ti9e SerdnOeruuacn porncbmen
muBte, Inn Den Sau fiir iucnl9itens 5
Sabre baltbar 81 MAIDEN. Satte man
fib Daraui belhrdnft, eln nur 1iir Die
0auer Des 6eites beltimmtes 9cbduoe
su errihten, 10 itdnOe Die Seltbcborbe
beute nabe3u ldluloenTret oa.
9tub langen Debattsn lpuroe ein aus
Sen Serrsn Otiirmann, GiniteIn, UtaSle
uuo Sobm beitegenhes 9omite ernaunt,
welde5 nit Dem GOmIte Der Sanoelss
fammer in Yerbinoun9 treten loa, I'M
Die SanOel5fammer 6u ecranlaneu, Die
Salle anSufaufen uno Oielc Sann Der
StaOt gum @eidenf su MAIDEN. Wtan
elaubt, oab Die @erbanolun9en 81 etner
enosHlti9cn 9Oiung Der leioi9en Sallsn>
fraac fiihren merDen.
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sSteoer eim GtIembabn,ltnfaa.

Otobile, 9lla., %. Sept. - Sine
0cpei9e aus @ulf<Y Sort. Otlll., lagt,
baB fid turt uuf Der rMObile . 9tews
Srleans 0ipilion" Ser rSouiSpllles
Naibpi0er Sabn" Elm idwcrer untau
crciancte. OerBa0asicr;ug 9fr. 2, aus
2otomotipe, @spaf> uuO @rpreBwaSz
gon, Paiiasicr= unO Orei Shlafs8a9>
CONS beitebsnb, fubr sessr llbr W{orz
gems in cine often itebenoc @eide. Der
2ug fubr nit elmer @eidwinoiatclt pon
As Oteilen pro Stuube sur Selt Ocs
llnfalles. Cine unteriu9uns Seltens
Der Sabnbeamten er9ab, oaB Die sSeldle
in porgel1ricbener gSeiie 9elteIlt gelpe@
icn mar, unO baB bas tic idlleBenOe
SdloB ab9ei6la9cn un0 Die 2Scthe 9e@
Ofnet wOrOen 1T. Grei 9fe9er, wcldae
suil6en Der Sofomotiue uno benz 9e'
pafmag9on ais blinoe Saliaglcre 1Hbs
reu, purOen sctOotet. Der gosonlottpz
fii9rcr Srauf @ofiin, lomie ber ScIdsr
@jeo. NtOr9an wurocn ldper pcrlest.
9luBcrOeni wurOen perwunoet ole
8otbeamtcu Sol. Su9bes BON Al9tcrS
uno &. s. Garo pom 9tcrpsSrlcanS, Der
GrpreBbote 8n. Code BON @reenSpllle,
ala, uno Der 9epdfweiiter 9cnrD
&insiton BON Grceuuille, 9lla. 9le
Banagiere eutfameu iuic ctn @unoer
Ssm Geroerben. Der Bug perltcB Nttl>
llillippisGitp 10 Niiuutcn 6u 1pat, uno
ser %ofomotipfiibrcr fubr bepeutcnO
idreuer, lin bic @eripatun9 cln6u9olcHI.
2llS bie 2ofomOtiue Die 9Sel3e traT,
cnt9lcilte iic unO iubr in etneH an1 Osn1
0tebenseleiie itebcnOen leeren 6ta@tz
ipaggon. Der 2ofomotipIlbrer uno DEL
5eljer blicben uuf ibrcm FOlten nnO
ueriu6ten, Sic 2uit6remlcn an5uitcpen.
Der &oBleuwassOn lOltc lidl non Der
2ofomutipc unO blieb balb auT Dem 9cz
leiie, wabrcno Die ilbrisen aoa99onS
idarf seseuciuanOer fubren, aber trOe|
Dem Iciu Yaiiagier perlcet wurpe.
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Sefot,t atc,t Gourase.

&anlass sGttD, Dto., 28. Sept.
- Die y@e1s'Sar9oz 9oz@rpreBs9o.," Die
Die @rpreBseidafte auf oer7 Santa Sc,
st. Houi5 Gan 6ranji5fOers," ionic
ser r&aniaSsGitDs Bittsburger 9abn"
bcIorgt, bat beidlonen, before OfaBrez
eelu gum Sduee Der ibncn gum Grams
porte iiberwieieuen @ertbiaden 5u tref<
len. Sie Baben ncue eilerne GelOs
l6rante anfsrti9en lailcn, iueld,c politip
segen 9pnamitiprea9un9 liAer iein
iollcn. 9luBsroem iOll cine beluafTnete
Nianuldait Die ein5clnen GrpreBwa9z
gou5 auT Der 6abrt Our9 cas- SnGianerz
G)ebiet be0lelteu.
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@er,niSd,te telesraphtfde scpeid,en.

- Die fir Sftober augelette Sod}z
seit SeS Gbica9oer SiireermeiiterS 9ars
ter $. Sarriion nit SRI. slnnie Sowaro
BON 9tcwsSrleuns lit ucridoben wOrben.
Sri. Sowaro bat cine SelU6sreilc nad
9tewsYorf an9etrctem.
- Soiepb Sarbin, ser Slnfibrcr Der
SanOc. welder na6e Gcutralia, Sls.,
Den Gilcnbaburaub untcrnabn, lit BON
geamteu in ben Siinlpfsn iIoll6 BON
Sra;il, SuS., um;iuselt wOrSen uno
ieinc Serbaftun9 ltcbt bcpor.
- Nabe Canton, SbiO, brauntcn bie
Stallungen Der Start GountD Talr>
@eleuI9aIt" nieDer unO 30Stlf wertbz
poles 9tinouicb famcu in OeH 6lammeu
I'M.
- Sci Sen 9lcnncn in 2crin9ton,
SD., brad porgcitern Ocr SodeD 9eo.
6ielo Our6 eiueu Stur5 pom letnem
Yfcroc Das gcnjf. 0iclO itanmte aus
Soronto, Snt.
= Sn 9lemzNorf mathtc geitern bie
0eutId,e Bella Sonia, 2l Sabre alt,
welAe am Sage porher'uon RblIaSelpbIa
nab bort actommen mar, cinen Selbltz
morOocrIud, lnbem lie am 6uBc Der
ScIcpltraBe in Oen 5lub ipran9. Der
Sdiffsltaucr Soicpb Cannon rettctc lte
nab uersweiiclter Gc9cnwcbr: gle CAB
all, Sic Sdlwclter bcr 6rau =. Surncr,
gtr. 145. YartitraBc, FbliaOelpbta, 5u
lein.
- Sn 8ortde1tcr, u. S., brannte
Sic 9lelioens Oes reid)sn 9}ew Yorfers
9S. g. &awion uieoer. SsrlHlt $780,
900.
- Die 5ufubr BON G5ctraiOe nad
Gan 6ran;i5co lit 10 cnorm, oaB man
in Ycrlegenbeit lit, NO man allies gc<
traipe unterbrinsea iOQ. Die Sa1en@
GommihGre luheu in alcr Slle elne an<
Sabl ncuer @etraiOel6uppen bauen.
- Sn @bccliua, @.sSa., mill man
einen Sunnel Ourh 9fcgmann's Ser9
am &opIe Ger 16. SuuBc bObren nno
Surb bielen cine ooppcl9eleiii9e eleftrtz
I6e gabn na9 goiMstcnzI Ipenue bauen.
Sn Goinstou linO 1000 Ndcr SanO 1ur
100000 angstanit moroen, I'm OIclclz
ben in gauplasc auaiulc9en.
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Die straie foIate Ser Sbat auf oct't
sSuEe.

ct. 2ouis, %. Septem6er. -
9tabe Der SuorDzStatiOn an Der y Sronz
Otountain @lienbabn" wuroe Die 19s
id5rise slllce Seinrias BON einsm 9tss
aer ansefallen unb 81 persepaltisen
Seriud)t. auf ibr Seidrei tanen mebs
rere Sabnarbeiter uno swei Saaer ber>
bel. Die 2seteren iasten Oem 9teser,
uelder in wtlOen Sasen flob, nad, bis
iie i'm am 0tiiIiiIppi llfer beinabe einz
aebolt batten. &einen s(uspes erblifz
fenb, iprans Ser 9teser in ben Slug,
ldwamm etiua 200 SUP binaus unD
pcrianf baun Dor BEN slusen ieiner Ser>
folaer. Gr srtranf. Srl. Seinrifs
purDe, in &rampien ii6 luinSenb, na9
Sauie aebradt.
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Ie,,e t1n,trIebe Der rgNeisfappeit.

NteriOian, Otin., %. Sept.--
SIM mittleren Sbeile bes StaateS Otils
iiIiippi baben bic r&siBfappen" cine
wabre S9rcdeusberrldDaft inau9urirt.
Die Sep0lternna iit burtl oaS Srelben
oicIer perwesencn Subicfte sur Scrs
swcifluns setrieben. IS psrsebt feline
9tadt obne neue @elualttRaten, uno cs
wiro obnc 3meifel su einem bluttsen
3ul lammenitOBe 5piiaen BEN Sirsern
uuo Sen .&eiBfappen" fOmnlen, ipenn
iid Die SebOroen nod ldn9er untbdtl9
perbalten.
Die gSeiBfappsn" ~ Ollen befanntlid
Sen gaumwOlpflan5ern perbicten, lhre
8aunlwoQe inter Dem Brclle BON 10
Gents pro BiuuD gu uerfaufcn. Nfsbz
rere @cbDftc, oercn Seieer Oleie gciz
Jung uubeadJtet lieBen, iino BON ben
,@eiBfappeu" in Srano geltedt wor>
0eu
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1arlt Sismard auf ocr seifsruna.

Serliu, 27. september. - 6urit Bis
mard's 8efiupeu III, pte Feute gemeloet
lu!ro, peit bener, nn0 ieine AbretIe uou 9t'-
lugeu nat 6lieDrl2Syub wurOe auI naAlIen
Samltag iengeieet. 81. SHmsnIn9sr ut
bereits BON 8tlpugen abGcreiit.
Die ySoilidle 3etuug" commentlrt 9eute
Den eiIiueu Son ser slpldeu benz Saller Il.
pem 6iirlten Sismard gelued)lelten Oepes
ideu. @raf ISM. SIsmard begab 1ld) beute
mad 6amburg Sum SeiHd Oer SauerlH
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&obIeupreiie fur Sftober.

9tewz0 OFF, %. Sept.-Sn elmer
Yeriamnlluns Der &Oblen Serfauiss
a9enisn wuroe belalolen, fir &cblsn,
Die I'M Wtonat Sftober abscliefsrt pere
pen, feline BreiserbObuns sintreten au
lallen. Die aIsemeine @sidafts..ase
wnrce als gut bejeidnet unb bic 6Orbc>
ruua fir ben Ofonat Sftobcr aui
$500, 900 Gonnen firirt.
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6atts tpie Softpn.

SO It on, WfalI., 30. september. =
Sn einent beute erOffneten Slasefaa iuez
gen sebrodenen $ SsrratbsperiprsdenS i'm
bisiissu Sberserldte initruirts Stidter
Barter, ua9oem Der 9lnwalt Der einen
8artei seipro9en bate, Sen @sri9tsz
Glerf, Die Srore befannt 5u MAIDEN,
baB in fsinsr 3eituns ein geridt ODER
elm Gommentar uber Den Sail uerOHents
liat meroen barf, bis baB cerielbe gum
abldluB gebisben iit. Gine Derartl9c
9crorOnuna lit bier our6aus neu.
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Wit Nattn ,tno Waus untcrses
QQttdctt.

8offon, %. September. -Gs unz
terlicst faum nod e;nenl 3wctiel, baB
Ser Sdooner, mel6er am 21. 3. Ofts.
uabe Gbatbam>SOis ianf, Der SdOoner
.@aprtGn Sobu," BON 9fonbout, N.<S.,
nad Bottom beltinlnlt, iit. Sim Soro
befanoen iih @apitdn Gomarb Ofiaifen
uno oeilen Sruoer unb S9waser. Die
9abuna beltanb aus Cement.
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SaS oclbe Gicber.

Srunsm id, @a., %. Sept. =
Nd)t neue 9elbf fieber<6aue iuurben beute
bler augemelbet: s. q. Steiner, WfarD
9amar, Siaat 2amar, Sattie Srown,
2Ou Sliper, Si;5ie 6obiniOn (farbis),
sSrau g. gS. Gowman, IS. 6. 0empz
tier. Gine Sutisntiu, @liiabstb &ellp,
lpurbe als aenelen eatlailen.
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9anoitett erWiSMt.

Sapauna, %. september. - Wfas
nuel 9lleman, ein beridtister 8anoit,
unb fani ielner SpleBseieuen fino BON
elmer @ompasnie SOloaten in Der 9fabe
pon Mariel sefansen uoroem.
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Sas Mhtitunoeu 0eieb in Gattfas
fir 1tucoujtit.ttionea erfIart.

8 / d / t q, &anlas, %. Sept. -
SIM 0iltrlftsserihte entiAicO Sti9ter
9ieeS, Sas Staats9eles, poOurd adt
Sturben glrbeit fir eln seIeslides Sa=
gepert ertlart werOeu, lei oerfailunsss
miorie, neil cs Die Surf) Stauts9eieee
iopu5l, pie Sunbssseieec garantirte
6re,bsit bes stbidluiies bon eOutraften
beeintrddtige. Inter bem 9l9titunosu=
@eIeee paren BON elmer 0tense 2eutc,
bic lauser, als adt Stunoeu pro Sag
batten arbeitsn milen, &la9en in Wtahe,
Sic iid auf Sunosrltauienoe BON Doll
lars besiffertsn, sesen ieOss eountg uno
ieoe Staot i'm Stuate anban9is sema6t
iuOrDen. 9ii6ter 9feeO 1T Der erlte 0iz
ftriftsrl6ter, pOu ueldsm Die 6rage Der
Stedtssiltisfeit Ses @eicscs aur gnts
ideiOuns sebradt lporoen mar.
2lIpa Ssmbbaro & Coup. haben Die
SelBwa1er peIsetnrl9tuu9 III Der ueueu
Ye6aulnua oes 5ru. ". g. Pierce i'll @hris
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ygsalftus seleeates" ppr @ertd,t.

Gpanspille, Snb., %. Sept. -
Sine IuiIebeu erregenoe &lage lit bon
Ser Serwaltung Ser .@ouiSpiQezgtalb
uiller 8abu" i'm bieiigen 8estrfs sgeridt
eiugelcitet poroen. Die &laae ilt 9egen
,mci 2tr' cltersa alltaturen unb lpanoernOe
Oelcsateu, 9tamens Srown unD Otoz
ran, seri3tet, unO ut Der critic Oerarti9e
Sal, wcl1er ie i'll Den bteligcn9eridtcn
uOrgefomnleu.
Sefanutlib bat Sie gabnperwaltun9
Dor einiscr ;3eit bci6loiicn, Die &0bue
tbrer 9ln9eltellten pom 1. b8. Ofts. an
auf bic Oauer pom bier Dtouaten I'M
10 Froisnt 5u reou5iren, ein SeidluB,
ourd wslheu Der Sabn @ompagnie
plcle S9wieri9fciten peruriadt luurben.
ltur nit pielcr Otibe wuroe Gin allses
meiuer AusltanS Der slnscItellten pcrz
binScrt. 9OtomOtlufibrer. Ssi3cr, 8renl>
lcr unb gSeiheniteller lieBeu lid uad
laugsn unterbanOlungen ben 2Obnabiua
sefalen, nidt aber Die OtaldiniIten,
Samieee, S6:eiuer unb anOeren 9lrz
better in ben sroBen Werfitdtten Der
Yabn 3u SOuispille, Gpanspiue unb an
einisen anperen 8laeen. 0iele 2eute
leqten bic 9lrbeit am 1. os. Otts. niez
Der, in bem bieiisen @tablifiement febrz
ten iebod Die slrbeiter Dor adt Sagen
;uriid, inocm iie li9 na6traslid) nit
Dem Sobuab5use elnpcritanoen ertlart
6atten.
Sine go6e lang ipurbe gearbeitet,
jest aber iinb bic &eii, Jdnliebe mieoer
ausqetreten, unb baraufbin lpurbe Die
9la9e einserei9t. Die Gompaanie
madt ndmlid Die Serflasten, N1Oran
uno 8rowu, fir Siei len nsuen Strife
perantruortli6 uub bebauptet, bab Der,
ielbe nur ibren umtrieben unter ben 9lrs
beitcrm SuSui6reiben lei. Die SelOen
batten SEN iuuit aufriebenen Grbeitern
10 lanse 3userebet, bis Die SdmieOe Sie
9lrbeit nieoerlesten. Die Gompaanie
eriuhte baher bas Geri6t. ein;uidrelten
unb BEN Sertlasten ibre aufra5reriide
Gbdtisfeit 3u pcrbieteu, oamit es oens
ielbcn nid1t selinse, audi bic anberen
slrbeiter auf5ulpieseln unO gum Strife
su peranlaiIea. Sas @cridt lit oieiem
@unide alsbalo nad)sefommen, lnoem
cs ben Serflasten eineu @inbaItsbeiebl
sultellen IieB. Sb bieIss Seriabrsn Der
@ompasnie ben 9clpiini9ten griols bas
ben unD Die beiOen Selesaten gum gSeis
tcrmanbern oeranlalleH miro, bleibt obs
suluarteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-29
9ltts Der GcidiaitsmeIt.

8 bilabelpbia, %. Sept. -
9fat Oem BON Der YenniDloanlcr Giz
lenbaln" fiir ihrc sclammten Sluien per-
Dffeutlidteu lu5ueis bctrug Scr Teins
crtras Oer perflOhenen a9t Dtouats beS
SabreS i'm Serslei9 nit berlelben Be>
riobc OeS Soriabrc3 nabe $40, 600 wes
niger. Dies trOe Der ausltelluus in
Chicago.
gSaibin9ton, .. G., %. Sept.
= Das Sdaeamt fauite geitern 262,>
900 llnjcn Su TAI Gents pro lln;c.
9tew< Yorf, %. september. .-Oie
MericansS elesrapb=9o." bot cine pierz
tcliGhrlidbe 0iuiOeuOc BON p YrO;ent
erfldrt.
Gait On, Ya., %. Septcmber.-Oie
SoGDTeu 5u SbalnzOam, weldJe BON Der
ySethIebcm>Gileue9o. betrieben iporz
Den, iOleu aut Saluitag ausseblaleu
nno ale 9lrbeiter, so an Der 3abl, entz
lalleu iuerSen.
Su0tauapolts, Su6.. %. Sept.
Die 9rOBe giienwaareubanOluug BON
0ilOebrluo & 6ugate lit in Die Sanbe
elnes Otalleuperwalter5 iiberge9angen.
1ltttua so. 900. Baiiiua S72, 700.
Glfbart. 3no. 20. Sept. - Die
uGa9lc Shifting Comp" bon bier bat
VcHIe like 5aqlUHgen eln9elteat. Baiz
iiUa $4,000, 9lftiua $1O4.OOO.
Wempbi5, %. Scpt.-0ie 9ln9es
itellteu Der rGBeiapeafe Sbios," ser
Observation-Disclosures" uro Der - Otemz
pbis Gbarleltuu Sabn" bielten aul
0ienita95,slbcnO cine SeriammluHg, in
Der Die Organization bewerfltelligt unO
Deld)lonen purOc, nit allcu Su Gcbote
itehcnOen SiilTsnitrcln gcgcn cine Sobns
bcrabi iesung anjufdmpfen. gSie es ben
Inibelu bat, bciiecn Die Sabuanselteas
ten ole Spmpatbie Der SepOlferuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-29
Gin ui,nartera staot=SIerf.

Golebo, g., %. Sept.- Stuots
Glsrf 6. q. @oof pom OtcGomb, Sbio,
lit beutc BON ben POitbeb0roen arretirt
lporOen. @r seiste in alien gfen uuo
Gnoen Der Union an, baB er 9esen @inz
ienoung BON sS ;sbn StablitlAc, S5es
nen aus Der GntOefun9 amerita's Oarz
iteueno uno iciu ausscfabrt, benz @iu=
ieuOer suihiden werOe. Der 0umnle,
Ser oann aui Den 2ein 9ing, erbielt 10
Yoitmorfen ner GolumbuszScrie. Goof
genoB in ieiner SaterltaOt aa9emein Die
Qdltuna ieiuer Wtttburqer.