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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
oSu Wierifo ermorSct.

9Srenth a III, Diaii., 81. @iarj. -
Sosbcu trint bier Die 9iadjrldlt eiH, BAL
!6euyp NencHger Don bier i'll Nterlto ernOr
Oct murOen If. Der &critOrbeue mar 3abl
meiitcr iir ell @er9mcrt nnO hate am 3ahl
tnee $1,000 bel i'd gtiHbrt. 0lelen 8etra(
un0 cme 9oloene ltbr bat Der GanbmOrbe,
cbcutet. yer Yuteg Oes Scrltorbeneu Wal
y. DIcnsn9er, DER cbcniaIlS Dor mcbrerer
3abreu inter nl0itegOlen llmitanOeu ermOr:
Del luproeU lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
3unt Sooe perltrfbeiIt.

Soub I'M, 2er., 81. Mars.-Sifrift.
8i6ter 0ic&Iellan uerurtheilte Die beiOen
9leger Gam 9iufep unD Sim Surfe sum
SoOc. Seibe maren idauobarer slu9rlffe
AMI meiBe 8raneu an9eflagt. Diaiien bate
leine Sbat III GraDion cnutp Il. SIrfe bic
Seiui9e in 2amar.Gouutp btgansen. Die
lclben ioueH am 20. April SebdHst iuerbsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Die beppritebcnoe Gr0ffnttn9 oes
yGbcrpfce Striu."

Grfanias Gttp, 2lrf., 27. 0idrs.-
Cine Sour Ourd Oeu OemnddIlt Su er0HHens
Den rGberoiee= Strip" III uoN bem Sertretev
be5 OepartemeutS oes >junern, ). ". @ii~
llug6mater, uub Dem GOmmlldr Iilr <ius
Olaner EauOereieu, j. >. GlsHeu, 9emadJt
moroeH. 9teelbeH molleu gctuu0en habcu,
pab bic al Def iuplidcu @reuse DartcnoeH
auNeOl,r beiier ittulrt iino, ais olejenl9en
an ber u0rollfen Srenie. SIN aagtmeiueu
iiup lie tuOeiien iebr arm, uub Die mcui9en
Niittcl, Die lnlt9ebradt wurOen, liuo auf9es
sebrt. Ser .3eltpunft Der Grofinun9 iit Don
Der Re9ierung nod niGt beitImmt morOeH,
bon auc 9niieOler ilnO beret, iidl, 10 balo
pieelbe crioIgt, oas betm0glId)e Stiif 2auO
aus;ulu9eu, geraOe, lule es III Sftahoma
mar. 9Ic biciigeu Ge9lerun9s 9sbcamten
9laubcu Hid)t, Dap Die AneOlec nod III
Dlelem Sabre ellie Gruote etnhelmieH f0rz
ncn. Sic Gber0feieu merheu ON Gleniin9
5nlammeN tOmnem mo liber ote Jfeglc=
ruugSuOrldIdge berathen; Sano' SnlpettOr
GISnep gIaubt utdIt, OaB Die SeileOeIuHg
uor benz 9oerbfc itatfiuoeu UuO. DillltQr
parOuurrt ole @rsnScU tdglld) ab nuO Die
2upebler werOeu suriidgebalten. IS ilUo
I'm @auSeH $1,000 Sarmeu uon 16O alder
III bem oStrIp" eHtbulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28

) ain | II Sa., =. Nt1T'.-
Die hleltgeN 9teger hIclten an SoHnabeno
AbeHo ELI S0nSUel0nilgen ab nno wuroen
babel SlemlldI ldrmeua. Niehrerc SIlrger,
Eutcr 6Ihruu9 eiuc5 !3rn. Srttidl, lonrpen
pom DiapOr ocS SrteS iu DiarltdlIen eIngcs
ld)moreu, I'M Die Jtube inter cen Sdmar;eu
herSuiIellen. 9IlS Die uFore" aUrildte nnc
SerballHUgeu uOrnebmen MOLTEN, begannen
Die !icgsr Su ldllcBen, uno pao SeHer murOe
crluI1trT. Gas Jie1ulint mar, oaB slpel uou
ren JtegerH ihmcr, sluei auoere lcidlt ucr-
WHIlOst iInp. Yrof. 5OhulOu BON DER 0od)=
idIule murOc i'll ocn ltHten Grm geitUNeH.
Sier Der feQcr luul0tn perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
sseraeu amf 9arple eutla1e1.

gan SraHS o, Sal, -. Mdr;.
- @onuerHenr Iiartbam's Scitdtlsuus Oes
aen, meldlc ell Sabr ibrer eriteu &erurtbei.
lung butter iif baben, ole 6reibeit mteDer=
gebeu. Slele Der G.l0ngenen, meld)e Oas
6urd) entlailen uerben, iinO gefdbrItde Sers
BREEDER, peI1e pom GiteA blerbsr 9ttOmmcu
iInO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
rlrcdlfr 0innfrdttb.

Ni Ian, NiO., 27, MarS. - atad0em
ser 1a'l,rcr Del hlcigeu 1ulliuan-0 cuHU'
Suul" an Saml!aA Snnl yitna9elleu gt-
aangen mar, ileseH 9lcGc omb ELL 5lners
i,ulier i'll Oa5 GautgebduNe unO madjleN
itd) iiber Ocn 90MenlNr0nt Der, beu Der Sal
ilrcy, cBc CT meg 9lng, an ld)lleBen Uergeiien
bate. 9lc @urldcH eEbcuctcn ubcr $1,000
mo eUIfumsu uubelQillGi mi Ibytm 6aHbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Die tlnrmben nuter een Gboetat,s

8uris, 3eras, -. YiGrs. - Die lln'
ruben uuter Dem G9OctaU>S tamme, meldDe
eri legteu CONNER Oudl @inld)relten Der
Staaisbeb oroeu uuteroriidt murOen, iuuO
pieoer aul's gieue auSgebroden, uuo elu
3ulammenltob DER peridIle0eHen Saftioueu
ldlelut uuabwsnObar. 2as ~ DieIlen Don
bier belegene StdOtdeu Autlers llebt elnem
8reSSlager 0bnIidI, belpailuete SauOeu Don
SuOlaueru Slehen Onrh DIE SnaBen, uno
beloe Hnrteleu ld)elneu 'eit eurhlonen ;u
lem, Die Seuplld)teIteu 10 balO ais mosld
IN er0iiuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
eas sttmmreht in seIateu.

Sriiiiel, u. NiQrS. - 0as midi Oiii-
Sielle Neferenpum (%olfsabitimmuug) iiber
Sic Stimmred)lsrage bate i'll nleiiger StaOt
rOlaenDeS 9ieiHltat: Son oen SSdbleru Der
&5taot ilimmtcu uur 43 4roseut ab mo TON
heu 49, 70I abgegebeReu Stimneu erlldrteu
ildl 1874 Itr oen &orl6lag oes faouaIen
Sunien, alien II Sabre GIten &iIr9elH o06
Stlumred)t ;u ertheilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Iatett iiir oen
3atem ltno Yramtien
= ur-
Glnbs nnO @eielli9 aiteH
Nr. a..

pprtoirei III Den Der. StaateH,
5 Gremplare uuf II MOnate. $40
uHo
10 Greuplare Guf II Otonate. $50
nit siu,m grtra:gremplar b,s gSot,nbaItt.s
frei aui II gionate.
Is Gr.mplare uui ~ Mtouate. $50
NIT ein,m grtrazGrsmpIar 6ss 9aa.5Iatt.s
irei aui WRouatc,
20 GYemplore auf IL OtOnate. $40
uno
50 Gremplare uuf II MtOnate. :. $50
nit siuem grsulvIar bes geodens una 3as.s
blattes irei nui II Dtsnate.
40 Grenlplare auf IL WtOnate. $50
INIT Srusi grempLarsn bes BoheHbIatles uEs
cnem olIto oes 2Gseblatte5
aui IL WoHdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
9ripat- Seim fit 9anten
Nor asro mad ibrer Vieoerf,tnft

gran 5r. GSarra, prslssefrSnte Gtburtsbeli.rla
mil ulrbridhriaer Braris ais aiiltentl an Der .9os
nialldltn raneasslinif uas @tsarsSnfali- IN ghius
den, SGnerH.
sbaubcIt aue Trarenfrautbcit:n init b.ftE griois.
erfhineunc i'm S1ulc ST. Searo Ras 3iMHrr So pre-
aBste une aufDarts. alcs irreHs prtpat. GsalaIts'
tien frel.
(luull5.l9Sl Habe StHeensXpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Gin nnaariidltr 0pIitifer crmoroet

. Il 3 a , { 4, y. WIari. Eonls
Sallag, ELL beyuorragenper ungaslldler 30
lltlter, muroe henIe nabe 3enta ais Held)e
i'll Der 2beiB geiunOeu. Gem Sd)Goel mar
burd lule0erholte Sdld9e nit elnem }d)mer
rem >5nitrumeu1 gcbro6eu, lem AujGg ser
rliieE IND ielu @cid)t Seridunoen. Auem
9tnlheiHe uab IeI er eluem DIoroe sum
S~Ofsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
The German Correspondent,

F. RAINE PROPRIETOR AND EDITION.
9. W. COR. BALTIMORE 1T. AND Posr oprrcE AVE
DAILY, delivered by carriers 10 tbs subscribers
in the city of Baltimore and neigh borhood 1875
! cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 8 centa peF
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DALI and
SUNDAY by mall postage prepaid BY publisher.
, 81 30 per Annum: for q shorter time in proper
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid with
inducements TO clubs $2.6O per annum TO any
partofth country SUNDAY PAPER without Dsily
or Weekly III per annum THK BEST ASw
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Wnm Gflontnrft.

9onoou, 27. Mars.-Ssitr.i6's Cob
beoiirfntb affisirt Die europdlideu Marttc
burdaus nid)t i'll erhebltdem MaaBe. 90
MiGionen Yib. Girl. in Sob iinp bereits
iiir Seftrei9 aufg.bratt, ioOuB nur nod -
NtiIlioneu Yio. Strl. su beipufieu finr.
Dies tanu in aller Stiae I'M oiienen Nartte
lelbit bann selfsben. meuu Der amerita.
nide @oIbabfluB auiboren iollte. Sllber
mar i9wad uub unrublg. Die groBe ill.,.
iiherbeit Der Sltuation i'll BEN Ser. Staateu
uno in Snoi.n prraulaBt cine Seidrdnfuus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28

uuGt ocn Stduo Ocf"SttW-VHBtaUo~
stVantnai= Sebeus= NerIi id)eruugs@ @Seleufdlatt
pSn Bottom, YaaH.." an 81. Seiember
sScrtb bes bon Der G.ienitnft aceisz
neteu 9rlinoeiseHtbums, G65ugIIb - 400 -
Der baraui baftenoen &ofsn.---. Sl,I2H H43S.2o
2arleher au1 SblisationeH uHo ep< 100 ,o, on
Gficten nnp SbIisatiOu,n, abiolut
BON oerG'eielitait seeisnet (Dfartt@ oooo 20
Setras oller SarIeb,n (oopot6cten
ouseeuommeR), burh 9netten, Sbz
lisationeu uno anoere Siterbeiteu
iir bon Der GeicQifaft tbatiGd)llh
eeebere @eIoer s,idlert. -. 1,9O2,941.2O
Udlt9e nHo du19el1ufene .3lHicn aut
Steften, S6Iisationen mo Gnocre
Siderheiten Observation-Disclosures 21S,S9O.94
9oar I'M Sauptbnrcau Der Gjeeus
idIoft, Der Geieninaft 9cborsno mo
IN Der SdHt oepoHlrt.-. 56oyl1o.U4
FdQiee unb I'M GinSieben oeoriffere
Rrlmen uno o1uiaeiflobeneSrutto=
Brdmien, abSlsIidI barani haftcHs
Der iSoroeuInscr. 1S4,s35 Is
9rdmien>ytotcn in Sraft..--....... SS5,697.24
G1c onoeren ;uociionoenen G6uthas
ben, in bem Seribte in oieiem 9jl=
rcau ndbcr Gn9c9cbcn. ..---...... 15,OS4.5S
gciammtcs guthapeu. .s23. .o46, ,526.73
@erbinoIidlfeiten.
GITbtrdltets, beretz
Este nno uHbeiobIts
97eieruc ~ 4Sroscut2O, ,3S7 $500
nLbcsabItc SIpbenbeH
bcS lleberiduiieS
ooer RON Rrofteu
oHocrcr9lrt, ToiceH=
Snhnbcrn iduig..-. 1O1.42S.2i
Eclamutc Standardization. S2O,613.731.24
a.beritue binIidIidj Der %oIicen=Syr=
popet-..--. Sz'foz' o''fo
G'eiauimtc e a6m.r.........- $41 $3.50
Geidr1mte Ius q beR........... 3,13S,o993o
81 ,237 nuI 81. December 1892 in
Den Ser. Stoaten in Strait beiiuos
litle BoIicen I'M Setrase poE.-.- sc, O,S59,O3I.OO
80 HiQIOI1no fulhIeHo peS Sob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
rYarpnic. -"

9onbou, %. WarS. = SSleSerbolte
Iuluensuussn fuO 9emnft mOrbeu, nm
meitere Na6ri6tsn bon oem Sdiiie III er.
halten, meIte8 anl 90. .. 81, us es an
Deal ucrbci fuhr, ii9naliiirte, OnB es II
lt)iibriidige Seeeute am SOrO babe. Dian
boiite, OaB oieie Seeleutc Don bem oermiBz
ten 0ampier uRarontc" leien. Yis jstt 1T
cs inb,iien uidbt gelun9en, gSeteres uber
Ous 8abrssus OOer bic StifiOrii4isen su
Prn1irtPIu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Ser Sentide GorreipoxSent,

Td1ItTI
w. Raiue, Gieentbhmer nuo 6eoaftetis,
SlopcfzGds SaIttnlorcsStrase rno YoiisSffctsast.
pr,is b.s tdeIid1en gIattes, burd5 9rds.r in Bali
fulorr uno in Der gfabbarihaft bciorst, 121l cts;
fdaIid,e unb Eonnta a. =Mns sabe 15 cts. PRO
Wode, ,satbar notentIid an bi. basSlot beiorsenben
9rdser.-3daIid, nebf eonnta eS Mus aabe unt.s
5eit i'm 8erbdItniB; fur bic pn ndleutIid1e Mussabe
NIT SonHtassbat, portofrei, NIT ab,us tir Clubs,
81. so pro SGbr, nab trstno ein.m Srte hes SHIans
pru Sdbr-Sas bette urb biuieite oentidje 4Iatt
in ben Diitt.ls uEo GIofaot.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Gin ttaIientid,er Snrit iu 0sIaWGniBbaft
perurtbeiIt.

9iom, -. 9iGr;. - DinHeu 9arberini
GOlOnna 81 Sciarra, 6iirit Don Garbu9nauu,
III -'H Orei Monaten 9alt nn6 elner @slO,
buBc Don $3.50 &lre usruytletlt WorSeu, neil
.r S2ertc Der altrn Mciiter Obus GrlaubniB
Der 1esieruu9 oil YeriOneu nuBerbalb Sta
Items perfaufte. 3le @emQlot bciaureu
ildl, aIs nie Hcgisrnng zen &eytaui old)er
2&ertt ms Auslauo uerbOt, III Der @auece
nes uSclarraz YaiaiteS" III 9fom. Son Ooyt
wurpeu lie iusgebeim Iber Die orsu;e und
6rantreit gebradIt mo oil geluliie Yarlier
perfQut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
bes tG9lidIen llmiates unf cin MinimunI,
uuOHOer WarftRuerrGtbEaroBeE EGmpiinolits

oes tG9Iid)en Inmates anf ein Niinimunl,
uuOHOsr WaritRperrdtbEaroBeE EGmpfnollds
telt. Sroe De0 Niangets an Spetnlation
mar auf Der uGfiettenb0rie" siemlife gtaGz
frage nadh 9lnlagepapierer, uHo bic Surle
bebaupteteu iid. 9lufan9S Der 9Sode Setg'
ten iid) amerifauiibc GiicnbabRpapicre
idJwad], am 6yeitag mo Samftag lber nat
ELL entifiebener llmltwung ell.
Sic @eld)dite auT Der &erltner S0rle
laqen III Der letteu 9Sod)e Oarnieoer, tbell=
mtie III Solge Der llultderbelt Der politild)cn
Gage, tbelllpelie iii SOlae Der beunrubigen=
ben 9tad)rldlten pom listener 0tarfte. gtnn
glaubt, OaB Die pSulIen" AM Der 9SteHer
s50rie iebr fart nit engagements belaltct
iiup, mo bic 9Sieuer 9iotiruugeu erreltten
eiue 00be, lueId)e Die bieiigeu SpefuIanteH
oerauIaBte, nit GROCER &orildIt Su 9Serte
Su gehen. Inter Den Sd)iuBturicu betanoen
ild tolgeuoe: 4.proS. YreuBen I07.6O, g.
pros. Merfaner 62.40r u9eutIte Sant"
1G6, godumcr 140. 0arpeuer 140, 9tubel
215, fur;es 2ouOoM 2O.42, l0u9c8 Sonoon
20.33!, YriuatOi5toutO Is.
gluI Der Eariier &0ue madlte itd i'll
6oIge Der ullgemeiucu Grleid)tcrung, Die
Dem Sdjuiie OeS Sueiten YnnGmiiten-F Fros
iencS fOlgte, eiue before Cumming be-
merlbar. 2luBerOem beieitlgteu Die 9itnili'
gereu 8erldIte oer Spartalien oeH SnrS Ger
Jfenteu. Die StaOt YariS mtro Nemnndjr
cine 2lnleibe uOu Il6,000,0 900 6ranc5 sum
San bon 9lbSu9SfanGlel, lomIc Sur Senes
rHnq Der 9Saljer;ufubr dutNebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
Rninr,s Rantidlur.Gen en,errt
Smtuersiesem auf etuem Heserbaa.

repurrt 9ue&, mas ans Sautiaut pciteDt. ID cts. in
Guen slpoibgteH. tNtUU2S,l. .SI-')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
50. Sabrgang.
SerildernusssI sInsweiie.
9nrd bas Serf9eruuss s=0epartemcnt.

0fnSmels iiber ocn Stano Der" "Seip:Gnslanee
*'Vsntuat= Sebeus Bern dleruugs@ Seleuf1att
BON Softpn, NaH.," am 81. SeSember
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
429.023.SS

S3,144.612.59
2.4Sd,599.92
65,42S,121.00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
gnropdif6e Sa6el6eridfe.
GbaIenteI. .9aepnr sum VraiiOcnten oes fran
,niiSdheu Seuafs crm6hIt


befauuteu Staatsmanu, Sd)riitIteqcr uuD
Seuator fir Soud)cs on 9tboue, als 9iadI=
fOl9er oes perforbeGen Suites 6errp gum
SenatSprdiiOenteu. 9aS 6eiultat ut flir
ben Yraliaeuten @arnot mn ale 4nbduger
Der &egieruug lebr befriebi9euo. Setannts
lid muroc @baQemel.SacoHr unl6ngIt au6
ais gtad)folser 6enau'S ;nm 0iu9lieb Der
iraHS0ldcM 9lta6enie erlpGhlt.
Bonn Banana sfamoaI.
Bari8 81. Niirs. = Sr. GlonSiiI, Der
am 81. Diar; in Scr6inbung nit Dem I'D
llama Sfanoal sn Snel Sabrcn Oait nerz
nrtbeilt luuroe, lelbet oil angcbeEoec cab
muug. Seine Ier;te erfldreu, ,5ubaittruug
piirOe lem SOB ielu. Gle cnlpieblen cu
llHterbringeu i'll elmer at-2lutaIt.
Der Barrier Correspondent ocS nSerliner
Sa9eblatts," !0r. Sraubes, lit meqea ieines
i'm nGclair" ans benz uSerliuer Eaaeblatt"
abgeorHdtcn perleuulbertlheu glrtltels gegen
GrHeit @aruot, ben z Ohm oeS 4raiiOenteu,
Settens Der 8esieIung auS9cuieien porbeu.
SranOeS felt eutd)teoeu Ill AbreSe, oem
rSerlluer Sa9eblatt" Den geuaunten Be-
rId)t geIlefert su haben. SGmmtlid)e IA.
rller Seltungeu fdlleu iiber olS ySeriiner
&ageblatt" her, lIno Der OeuubeuhaB mad)t
iib pie0er etumal i'll heiti9er gSelic &uft. e.
jH blsiigen 0fegternngstrelieu uuo Set
tens Der bleen nahefebenoen SreIe plro
llnllebiam permertt, baB bet ben 3rauers
ieierlldfeteH Su @breu OeS ueritorbeneu Se'
hats 4rdrOenteu Sules 6crrp Der ruiiIi1e
SotldJater, Baron pOH Ntobreubelm, lo-
uObl, ais oaS geiammte ruipihc Sotl1aitsa
perloHui 0urd 9lbmelenbelt glinSteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
AaIaria in ibrsn ufrlhirOfnsn for-
men afbeiIt nnS bfrbitet.

g5 atbt fein $0eilmittc in Der g8clt pel1es I5.d.
IeIiieber uRo ole GncsreR Talariden, biIlOieH uHe
ioHitieen ISieber NIT YeIhulie ron RaoWans YiucH
70 Ihntu b.ilt, ais Baowan' . GcGon WeIief.
Ag6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-28
r. j. j.
os &eaoD &elief.

S6ier sails, Grfdltun8, SSniten,
Sungeus, Siiftr0brennit= InS anoere
Gnt3iinounsen, SImtanOrnns, Grip
pc, 2ltbmun9s sbeid1tucroen tueroen
aebeilt, ttito ibnen Opraebenet.
The morning call., 1893-12-11

early evening from rs 10 $50 OF these
social outcasts gather within this ter
rtory. They are of all ages-old, middle
aged and the very young. and, be it said
to their credit, they are nearly all OF a
harmless disposition. The older and mid
dle-aged seem TO have lost all energy.
They have simply succumbed uncondi-
ti0nally to the current of circumstances
which carries them along. and make their
home among the debris-the refuse of the
shop. The residence. the street and the
barD-yard.
Some few of them sleep at the same
place in the open air when The weather is
fine. but the majority find their way to the
police stations and the old City Hall at
night, where they feel safe from possible
arrest.
The day is spent in search of odd jobs
here and there by which an occasional
dime Is earned. At the same time each in
dividual seeks to secure piece of meat, a
head of cabbage or some equally substan-
tial article of food for the 'family mess"
The crowd which gathers at the dumps
does not remain in one compact body.
They scatte: over the large area of terri
tory between Sixth and Seventh streets
The morning call., 1893-12-11
VARIOUS BILLS TO BOB UP.
Republicans VIII Oppose the
Admission of Utah.
DEMOCRATS TO DEFEND GROVER
The Hawaiian Question, Tariff and
the Federal Election Laws Form
Important Problems.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The tariff bill
will not come up in the House before a
week from tomorrow at the earliest. The
majority report will be fled Wednesday.
but it will be some days before the Repub-
hcans have a report prepared. The Utah
admission bill will come up during the
morning hour tomorrow. The Republi-
cans will probably continue flibustering,
and this will return the bill TO its place
back on the calendar. Kilgore expects
that before Saturday night the bill will
have been passed by the House and sent
to the Senate.
1t is not i'm possible that Hawaiian mat
tiers may come up in the House before the
end of the week. 1t is not thought the
Democrats will resist a consideration OF
the Hit resolutions on Tuesday. Hilps
bill for the repeal of the Federal election
laws will be vigorously fought In the Sen
ate by the Republicans, who don't expec.
to prevent the final passage, but hope to
gain a party advantage by putting their
views on record. Hoar will endeavor to
send the bill 10 the Committee on Elec-
tions. and should he succeed the final &C
tion will be considerably postponed.
Morrill, is expected to make set speech
this week on the portions of the President's
message relating to tariff and internal
revenue.
The chances are the Hawaiian question
will come up in the Senate in connection
with the Presidents special message. a
large number OF Democratic Senators stand
ready to defend CleveIand's policy.
The morning call., 1893-12-11
CIVIL SERVICE WRANGLE.
Commissioners Differ About Extend
ing the Classified Service.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The majority
report of the Civil Service Commission for
the present year is a document of about
$4,000 words. The most interesting por-
Iiou is that bearing on the extension of the
classified service TO the free delivery post
Offices. on the subject of which Commits
sioner Johnston dissented and was accord
ingly removed by the President a short
time ago. The report condemns the salary
limit to the classified service in Custom
houses and recommends classification by
grade. In support of this view the salts
factory results of classification on the rail-
way mail service are cited.
The report says in the unclassifed ser
vice, taken as whole, the government
methods of the United States are so
utterly indispensable from a stand point of
decency and morality that 1t is difficult for
a man of ordinary intelligence who wishes
well to his country to discuss the argu-
ments advanced in their favor with ANY,
thing. like tolerance. The report likens
our system to those employed In Morocco
and Turkey. The number of persons con-
nected with the civil service in the United
States Is about 200 900.
The minority report of Commissioner
Johnston opposes the extension of the
classified service to free-delvery postoff1ces
as ill-advised, unfair and harmful TO the
cause Of civil service reform.
The morning call., 1893-12-11
AN INDIAN CHIEF.
He Precedes One of the Living Fair
Exhibits.

DIR. White Cloud Of Rosebud, S. D.,
who has the concession for the only band
OF American Indians at the Midwinter
Fair, arrived yesterday and is reg istered
at the Baldwin. The doctor was raised
by and received his education from Ma
haska, chief of the Iowa Indians, with
whom he resided for twenty EIGHT years.
The doctor at the Worlds Fair on Octo-
ber % won the rife cham pionship of the
world in target, fancy and trap shooting
over twanty competitors from Germany,
Russia France and England.
The party of Indians which the doctor
will bring here are from the Rosebud
agency in South Dakota. and will come by
rail from Valentine, Nebr., which is the
nearest railroad point. The party will
comprise about fOr.y-two people, incIudipR q
twenty bucks, among whom will be blood
relations of Sitting Bull, Red Cloud and
Jack Red Cloud. They will be In charge
of Colonel Charles Jordan, the husband of
Sitting Bulls eldest daughter. Mrs. Jor-
dan AID her four children accompany her
husband. The Indians will live in their
original tepees. which DR.. White Cloud
claims will be the only genuine ones at
the fair.
The doctor resides now at Richmond.
Ind. He wears his hair long, is short,
stout man and speaks with q peculiar dia-
lect. He was removed with the tribes
from Iowa to Indian Territory.
The morning call., 1893-12-11
HAVEN FOR SAND-LOTTERS.
The Preparation of a Novel Mid
day Stew"
TAKING A PRECAUTIONARY BOIL
How the Poverty-Stricken Strangers
Live on the Garbage-Dump-
ing Ground.

When the edict went forth that the
sandlot at Seventh and Mission streets
was no longer to be used as an abiding
place for The uDfortunatss who are per-
mitted to gaze only upon the stormy side
Of life, very few people concerned them
selves about the future movements of those
who are without funds, home or shelter.
But the closing Of the sandlot did not
drive this class from the city. They are
still among US, and as temporary meet
ing place-a spot where they are permitted
to almost effectually hide themselves from
the "haunts of man" or the officious recog-
milton of the police-they have chosen the
Sixth and Seventh street dumps.
From or 10 O'Clock in the morning until
The morning call., 1893-12-11
EASTERN RAILROAD MEN.
A Party of Burlington Officials In
the City.
MEN.

A party Of distinguished railroad off,
cials arrived here last night and registered
at the Palace. 1t is composed of George
w. Harris. second vice-president OF the
Burlington system; Thomas Mill , gen.
eral freight agent of the Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy road; g. w. Hold
ridge, general manager, and j. Francis,
general passenger agent of the Burlington
and Missouri system with headquarters at
Omaha.
They are travelling in two private cars.
Accompanying the party are G. Maniere,
o. Lang and j. B. Weston, friends OF Mr..
Harris. The party will stay here three or
or four days. and will after viewing the
sights in the immediate vicinity of the
bay, divide. Ono party will 20 south aud
the other go north.
Colonel w. ID. Sanborn, the general
agent Of the Burlington route, went up as
far as Truckee and accompanied the party
to the city. This is the first time that
these officials have been in the city.
For some time past there has been
rumors that the Burlington system has
designs upon this city for an entrance, and
the visit of these prominent officials and
thsir tour OF inspection would seem to
bear out this assumption. The officials,
however. deny having anything further In
their minds but an inspection of the re.
sources OF the country with q view to the
development Of further business.