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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
VIII rake Care of Oue.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 14.-A novel
method has been adopted by at least one
sympathizer with the suffering unem-
ploved and their dependents in this
State. A farmer residing near Markesan.
Wis, has written a letter to General
Falk in this CITY i'll which he eXpresses s
his readiness to offer his hand and home
to a woman, young or Old" among the
Hurley sufferers who desires a good
hO ne.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
Hawaiian Letters Missing

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA Democratic
mer1ber of the House committee on
foreign affairs states that he has been
informed at the State department that
two letters written by Secretary Blaine
to Minister Stevens are missing, and
that this is delaying he Hawaiian cor.
respDndruCe being sent to the Senate. 1t
is said that the department wants these
letters, as it is believed that in them
Minister Stevens was instructed to fos
ter the annexation sentiment.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 14.-Mayor
Ochs of Chattanooga some time ago
wrote to Secretary Herbert of the Navy
department requesting that one OF
the new cruisers be named in honor OF
that industrial and historic Tennessee
city. A letter received by the mavor
from Washington gives indication that
the rvquest win be favUraBly considered.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
THE DOINGS OF CONGRESS
UTAH ADMISsION BILL. PAsS-
Es THE HOUSE.

The House Bill Repea m The
Federal Election Law Favora-
bly, Reported to the Senate-The
Tariff RIII Caucus.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Iu the Senate
today the House bill repeating the fed.
eral election laws was reported back
tavorably from the committee on privi-
legcs and elections and placed on the
calendar, notice of a minority report be-
ing given on the part of Senators Hoar,
Mitchell Higgins and Chandler.
The Senate Joint resolution relieving
employees OF the record and pension d
vision of the war department injured in
the Ford's theater disaster from the op-
Grafton OF law rest ricting The amount OF
sick leave with pay was passed. The
Senate agreed to adj ourn over from to-
day till Monday.
Mr.. VOORHEES, introduced a bill for the
coinage of silver dollars, the retirement
OF small denominations OF gold and
paper and for other purposes. Referred
to the committee on finance. The bill
directs he coinage into silver dollars OF
standard weight and fineness and siegu-
forage or profit from the coinage OF
silver bullion under TIE act of February
1878 and July 1890.
In the House MIR. Dockery, from the
JOINT ommittee to investigate the va
rous executive departments, called up
t he bill to improve methods of account
ing in the Postoffice department. This
is a bill to change the money order
system. Without any discussion the bill
was passed.
MIR. Catchings brought in an order
from the committee on rules setting aside
time after the second morning hour,
beginning today and continuing each
day thereafter until concluded, for con-
sldering the bills admitting Arizona and
New Mexico to statehood.
The bill for the Admission of Utah
to statehood was passed without divis-
ION by the House yesterday at the con-
cluson OF debate, the only amendments
OF Importance being one by Mr.. Powers
OF Vermont prohibiting polvgamy for
ever, and another by MIR. Wheeler of AL
ALBANIA reducing by one-half the land
granted tor common school purposes.
The caucus to consider the tariff bill
will probably be held Tuesday evening.
II Chairman Wilson's report is finished
by that time-and the chairman thinks
it will be-the bill will be reported to the
House on that date. MIR. Wheeler of Al
ALBANIA, who has been the moving spirit
III the call, believes several nights will be
spent in caucus.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
a PennsSIvanta Precedent

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Dec. 14.-Judge Al.
bright and jury have established a
PENNSYLVANIA legal precedent requiring
cyClers to turn out when they meet pei
estrians on the streets. Peter Heller, an
old resident. had sued E II. Galusha. a
wheenan, for running into him at a high
speed, and, while The verdict was a nom
inal one tor only $50 damages, it is G
nrPcPdpnt
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
Preuderxa-t PaIes.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Assistant State
Attorney Todd opened the trial of the
Prendergast case yesterday. Mr.. Todd
said that the prisoners actions at the
time of the murder Indicated that he was
sane. As Mr.. Todd told the story of the
shooting, PrendergaSt turned pale and
shrank into his chair with i'll concealed
apit alton
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 14.-Forty of the
leading coal operators of the Pocahontas
region arrived here today from the
southwest and will hold meeting this
afternoon to consider the coal mining
interests of their section. 1t is probable
that they will take some action against
free coal
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
TOOK ROUGH ON RATS.
Suicide of Henry HabelI, "a YOunS
Raleigh Tailor.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 1+.-Hcnry Ha-
bell, Young tailor residing in this city,
went off some months ago to look for
work. Last night, a telegram was re-
ceivcd from Newman, Ca, asking for his
arrest il he was a married man. The
police thereupon arrested hin, and he
took Rough on Rats and died this morn
ing. A later dispatch from Newman says
Habell was there two months and mar
ried there, but after a month left the
woman. He leaves wife and family
here
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14

WACO, Tex, Dec. 14.-At a meeting OF
the Waco Commercial club Tuesday night
it was resolved to build cotton palace
upon an elaborate scale, to be opened
Oct. 16, 1894. President Cleveland will
be invited 10 take part in the opening
ceremonies. Preparations for the under
taking will be begun at once.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
John ". NICK ane's Sentence.

BROOKLYN. N. ", Dec. IA Judge Bar.
nard this morning rendered his decision
in the contempt case of Tohn Y. .IcKane
The court finds Mckane guilty and sen
tences him to 80 days Imprisonment
and to pay fine of $3.50.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
proc,or Now Prestdent,

WASHINGTON, Dec. II -Commissioner
Lyman, of the civil service commission,
has resigned as president of the commits
sion, but not as commissioner, and has
been succeeded in the presidency by Com
missioner Proctor.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
silver Men Meet Friday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-The promi-
nent advocates of silver will meet in
Washington on Friday for two days
conference. The purpose of the meeting
is to raise a large fund and to devise
means for electing a silver majority in
the tifty-fourth Congress.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
For Robbing the malls.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. II William NJ
Mason was yesterday convicted in the
United States court of robbing the
United States mails on the New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad nearly
n year ago. Sentence was suspended
,,,t;I Mo-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
This Is cold weather,

LITTLE FALLS. n. Y, Dec. 14.-The
mercury registered 13 degrees below zero
this morning.
LNDoNvLLE. VT, Dec. IA. Forty de-
Hrees bea0w zero.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14

LONDON, Dec. 14.-A dispatch from
Koyoto, Japan, to a news agency in this
city says that on November FL three
men were arrested there on suspicion of
melting rebellion against the govern
ment. Four hundred dynamite bombs
and forty rifles were seized at the prison
ers' houses
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-12-14
vicar GeneraI McCabe Dead.

WoONsoCKET, X. l., Dec. 14.-VicaI
General McCabe was found dead in bed
this morning
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
DRESS TRIMMINGS

The best fitting Corset made, rs c."
and 1920.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
BAY STATE LEGISLATURE.
The Norwegian Liquor system---Nsw fori
and New Haven lnqui Double Taxation.

BosToN, April Mr. Parkman's re
solve, providing for a special commission
to inquire into the Norwegian liquor sys.
tenn was substituted for the report Of the
senate liquor committee reference ID
next general court-without debate
The committee on mercantile Affairs 70
ported a bill to incorporate Arthur Burn
ham and others as the Neponset River
improvement company, with power &c
build bridge for pleasure travel and Q
dam from the Calf pasture TO Thomp
sons island or Squantum, to dredgs the
river channel, and to purchase and hold
lands along the banks TO be used for pub
lie purposes. The bill provides that there
shall be a lock In the dam for the passage
OF vessels, also that any city or town may
from tipe TO time contribute TO the pro-
posed Improvement.
The finance committee reported leave Il
withdraw on the petition for the erection
OF a monument at Richardson park, Dor
chester, to mark the site of the first town
meeting and the first free public school IL
America.
The taxation committee reported adverse
ly on the petition of Charles s. Tuckermar
and Others for legislation to prevent tn,
double taxation OF personal property in tn,
chapc VI VI bOoSh, cJC., Alfcduy ldAoC
In some other state
The house concurred with the senate IL
admitting the petition of b. B. Whittemo,
and Others for amendment Of the Boston
building law.
The house refused to admit the petition
regarding the place of suit for dog dam.
afss, and the resolve on leave for giving
historical drum to the Lexington historical
society.
The desired extension of time Qndef nite)
was given TO the railroad committee In
which to report upon its investigation OF
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company.
The bills TO annex Sqdantum TO Boston
and relating TO property held for the pur
poses of water supply and the resolutions
relating to "A national department OF roads
were postponed to April IL. The bill &c
protect owners OF cans. bottles, boxes,
syphons, etc. was assigned for April Is.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
& COONEY.
Trinity Square.

KID GLOVES.
Our new line Of spring
shades will please you to ex-
anime them. Modes, tans OK
blood, reds and all the popu-
lar shades in our popular 81
7 hook Glove.
New assortment of Fabric
Gloves, all shades, 2sc, 38c
and Soc
50 pieces Shantong Pom
gees, new designs, 10 lac yd.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
case Misses Fast Black
Hose, seamless, worth 25c a
pair; our price 15c a pair.
10 dozen Ladies' Fast Black
(Hermsdoff) Hosiery, sizes
8 to 10, double Sole and heel,
price this week 25c a pair.
case Mems grey mixed
Shirts and Drawers, skies 80
to a., 81 Lac.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
All the latest shades in our
Neckwear, Tecks and Four
in-Hands, your choice at 25c
each.
2s dozen Mems Dark Dom
ct Shirts to sell this week al
2sc each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC ron TUESDAY. APRIL l.
Sur RIsEa. ...... 8 a Moon RISES. y 81 Pm
LssoTs ESs Ssrsi or Ss DAVE 5 FULL srA S y rs M
WASHINGTON. April T. - Forecast for
Maine, New Hampshire aud Vermont:
Generally fair; southwesterly winds; de
eidedly warmer.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut; Fair; southwesterly winds;
warmer, except on the southern coast.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
RlDIKIN { COONEY
Trinity Square.

DRESS GOODS.
New shades in 25c Cash
meres, including heliotrope
and old rose.
SHOE DEPT.
Saturday in this depart
ment was the biggest we ever
had. Our Shoe trade has
doubled in the last year,
which proves what we adver-
tise to sell frst-class stock at
very low prices.
Specials for This Week.
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid
Boot, in button or lace, COM
mon sense and opera toe, G,
D wide, every pair warranted
to be a perfect fit, at $I.48;
sold everywhere at 81.
Our Ladies' Oxford Ties
are arriving every day. Same
very good bargains. =.
BOYS Shoes-We will sell
this week three cases of fine
calf Shoes, in lace, sizes II to
2, all solid, at oSc a pair;
worth $I.25 a pair.
Our line Of Mems fine calf
Shoes at $2 are dandfes. All
the lates style toes.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04
PUBLIC HEARING.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

SENATE CHAMBER,
PROVIDENCE. April q, 1893
The Senate Committee on Special Legisla-
tion will give public hearing in the senate
Chamber In the State House at Providence
on SATURDAY, April 8, on n bill entitled
IAN Act To- II. gulate the Employment and
Provide for the Safety of Women and Chill
dren In Mercantile Industries and Manu.
featuring Establishments" at 2 o'clock
afternoon. GEORGE L. BAKER,
Chairman.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04

We showing of the greatest bargains and finest
styles in Shoes for Spring shown in this city,
Ladies call us, suit you. Gentlemen we have
fine Shoes for you at popular prices Bargains in
Children's Shoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-29
(auS umIerer seftriseu 2. y'orasm=auSaa
sliIS GDlma 11mo Sapa1t.

Gtnaclmbetten lber Ons s6riterm ocs rui.
fid,cn Sreu5ers ,,VrtiIae." - Sin See
maanetuO fur 0ieLe. - VnIuersrpIoiion
NIT furdltbarCm 2ebenSperIuit III Gbiua
Gin iapancitfdler prtn3 aui Reifeu.
San6ran5t8cO, 27. Suli. -
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Song perlieB, trafen @injelnbeiten Iber
bic iciner 3eit bereIt8 gemelbete Stran>
Sun9 oe5 ruiliihcn &rcu5cr5 rSttia5"
auf Ser 0Obe pOn GOrea Elm. 0as6abrz
;eug iubr wabrcno einc8 TDpbOOns auf
einem 91iffe felt, unO 3uei Sffi5iere, iOs
mie Is Otaun ertranfen. Der &reu5er
bate bereit8 brel Sage oen Sturm aus
9ehalten unb muroe am II. Sum- in
Son9s&ong erwartet, al8 CT am u.
Sum- uon 9eeuem Der 9ewalt oc8 Stur>
mes anbeimiitl. I'm oa8 Sdiff 3u retz
ten, muBten Die @eldiee iiber SOrO ge>
mOrfen weroen. Qm ielben Gage NbenOs
bra6 Der cine S6raubenfiii9cl uno am
nG6lten Gage wurOe 0G8 Sdtff oOlli9
Iteucrlp8. g8ie Die OtannidaIt gerettet
murOe, tOnnte utdt in Griabruug 9ez
bradt rueroen.
Sancouper, 27. Suli. - @benz
faQ3 nit benz 0ampicr rGulpreB Of
Snoia" traf Die Wlelouu9 bier eiu, OaB
am "a. Suni in Der Buluerfabrit 3u
Sam Ouen Zee, 8Urort pon Canton,
etue furatbore @rploiion itattfano, Die
baS gan3e 6abritctubliiiement in einen
ein3igen srOBen Griimmerbaufen perz
manoelte uno mebrere bunOert SGuler
i'm Srte 3erltOrte. Aud Der an benz anz
Deren ufer bs8 2ihattun9 gelegeue Srt
Sidtnz5 oi muroe i6mer betroheu; aud
BORT uuroen mebr al5 100 Sduler pOll>
itdnoiq oeuolirt. Der Serlult an Wfcn>
iaenleben tonnte bt5ber audi nod ni6t
anndberno feit9eltellt meroen, bod
nimmt man an, baB cine groBe au3abl
llnqludliber uuter ben Srimmern be-
eraben murOe. Die &ataitrOpbe jed
6urd bic llnoOrii6tigfett einiger IN oem
Bulperma9u5tne bcidafti9ten SolOaten
ueranlaBt wOrSen lein, luel1e ibre pom
9fesen OurdudBten &leioer gum Erof>
nen aufgebdn9t batten. Die &leibcr
fingen 3uleet an su bremen, uno bic
5lammen 9rifen 10 idneQ nm iid, 6aB
etne SerbHtun9 beS entieblidenllnsIads
nidt mebr ulO9li9 mar.
Der bieii9e lapaneiiihe SOniul erbiclt
ytaaridt, OaB Prin3 YObOntO, elm nas
her Serpauoter OcS &aiierS, AMI bem
0ampfer ngmpreB Of Supuu" bier anz
lan9en mirO uno @eitsGanaba, Die Ser.
Staaten unO europa gu bereiieu ges
oenft.
SOnsz&Ons, g, 26. Suli.-9ier lit
Die gtaarift ein9etrofen, OuB Der ipa@
niide 0ampfer San 5uun," weIder
am 20. SUM- nit elmer 2uOung YctrOs
leum ua6 2lmOD unO Manila abfubr,
auf bOber Gee oura 6euer Osrniatet
uurbe. Sou $50 YeriOnen, Die iib am
9Orb befunOen, tonnten nur % 9erettet
mPrAeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-29
Sic Hcbelen ffeoreid,.

Banana, %. 9uli. - Giner De-
peiae BON 0ttfurusua 8uiOlse buben Die
5tebellen pon Der SauptltaOt Otaua9ua
8siis ergrifien. 9tabere gin;elnbeiten
barHber iinO nod nidt betunnt, ebenIO
traTen nod feline 0telOun9en iiber Oas
Satf Ial Oes prooiiOrtiden Yrdi iiOenten
3auala uub ieiner Otiniiter Elm.
Dem Sernebmen mad bsrri9t unter
Ser 8ep6lferun9 Don Gan 9uan bel
Sur uno 9lipaS bOd9raoige @rre9ung,
unO ale lpafienf6bigcu iungen WtGnner
werOeu Seiten5 Der 9fe9ierung eingez
multert. SermutDli9 miro bort Ser
GntI I9cibungsfumpi auSgeiO6ten mcrz
ben. Die Gage in 9tifaragua wurOe
bier, icitOem @eneral 3eluga uOn ben
9febelIen gum 9iftator ertOren wuroe
unO Yrdl liOsnt .3uUala BEN general
NtadaOO in Econ elntertern lieB, fiir
lebr ernlt 9ebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-29

stoie @age. - Der
an einen Sh1beIbruG I'M pStnotbopItaI"
oaruieoer liegenOe 9feser Charles 9temtOH
miro mabriatinIid an ben 6olgeu ietner
8erlebungeH iierben miiNeH. Ete YolSeI
fahuoet aui ieineu In9retfer, oeN Re9er
93eliou Gamblers, meldler ibuI bic tobtIts
heu lSunoeH mdhreuo Der 9rbelt am Nod
an Der Suo.SreoerldtraBc MT elmer Glltns
ftause beigebrad)t bat. EaS&
Ser ueri hmIuocue Grs 2 d e
riff verb aftet. - GrzSdlerIn =. Z.
GurtlB, melter, luie ielner 3elt beribtet,
fiirslidl nit SluterlaiiuHa eiUeS sitSttS uou
5000 i'll lelHeu Suheru aus SellsbUrgI
Is. sSa., oeridJmanO, lit gtferH YIorgcn oas
ielbif Uerbatret DorbeH. Gr mar tUrSlIt ius
riidgetebrt uuo bate ertlayt, oaB sr OaS De-
ft;it uHSgleid]en meros. "a 9urtlB aber
ablolut ildl peigert, Su lageu, mas er NIT
oem Seloe getbaH, 10 erIolgte lelHe Ser'
baftuug.
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766, Sft YrattitrnBe, wobUbaite SWeU
gSalter erIitt 9etern Eahmtt0g SH 0oomS
auarrp on Der ngi0rbHtlsu Central Sahn"
Ourd, einen auf ieiueu l,Hteu sup gefaueuer
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murbe uad] oeS @GlueytsStatlOu trGu5portIrt
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mttl.rtu 0iitrittS uad ofm pStaNtDolpts
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lung iibernabm.
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@elitou bigbts beridtetc Der 4ollsei, baB
ibm BON elnem 2SzlGbugen 0enrhen, Der
bel ibm iioerHudtete, iluet llbreH uno 50
Saargelo geitObIen wuroeu.
- Son 6ru. S}aaf ?. yambert III DILL
ler's 6utel al Der Gde uou EGcls uuo Ser
muuitraBe warO Der BOltiel augeielgt blB
er Dem I7.1Gbri9eu &lert leineS potelS am
9leuuaq $l5 Qab, nm cine Serilt)eruugS
gebuhr Su beSablen. Der &lerf fam Htd)r
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otduug, oaB oaS Sel0 nidlt abgclleIert pora
ben mar. Dian ueIgt iid] Der Auitdlt Su,
oaB Der Serldlmunoeue Ser 9Ieb 1T, melter
Tran Qa;seri Die $l5O.75 III Der YtE!berlgs
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AM Der Spur.
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fer ruurOe seieru pom YOllSelridter 9amtl'
ton megtn SerfauiS BON Splrltuoleu al
Dtinbtrldbrige Dem 9erlht5uertabreu uber'
WeieH.
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uuo 2larou Cooper, uelde fltr ben Bro5eB
oes yieqerS 0enrU 2SllliamS, Der beihulol9,
ut, auqeblid) Oeu >jame5 ). 9obbru ermOr-
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mur6en geferu pom EOII5eirlhter 0talOnep
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-29
SnIIeft aehdnat fper0ert.

bbo, S.zS., %. SuIi.-0ie
Sinrtdtung Der neun GbOctaw>MOrOer
miro beltimmt am 4. Auguit ituttfiub.n.
9aidter SobIon, on BEN Der Sail me9en
zines neHen BrO:eiies uerpieien luOrOen
mar, erflGrte, OaB oteielben in uuer
i5urm 9e9tenS prO3eIiirt wurben unb
6aB tie am senuunten Gage sebanst
tperoen iOueu.
Baibtngton, .. g., %. Suli.
-@icDerbOlte Otittbeilun9en aus bem
Snoianerz Ierriturlunl, uel9e Die Sin>
ridtuns Der neuu GbOctaws fiir Oen 4.
guguit beItimmt. peroeu i'm 0epartes
mcnt oes 9nuern alS unbe9rinoet err
Hart. Otan iit bier Der Anliat, DuB Die
5nOiansr iiberbaupt nIat gebanst wsrs
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-29
fdnuuiR ,iuo,Ii,fert 9,r,tu QSenb 8 llsr

firguiB siug.liefert- @sfetu 0beub s llar
mar elue Geriammiuug Der llubeIba'u9teH
ouI eluem 0NeHtlidleu 8lage elnberufeu
poroen uuo bier mad]te ELL aIIer graubaarIz
ger Seteran III lHtform Ill tur;eu 2SOrteu
oIe AuTforoerung, baS @eIdHgHB Su rurs
men. lleber etue Uietle pett folgtsn IhW
&auisuoe nah bem @eidrgHliie, uuterwe9s
forruGbreno SumadS geUtHHeuo. WtIt
S6mIeoeRammern lpuroe Die erie &hure
3erirllmmert.
5H oIeiem Nugeublide ridtete Gapt. Gree
bier, Der 2Saroeu, einen traftIgen 9Saners
ltrabl gesen Die Ytenge, oleielbe melrere
Dt0Ie SurlidtrelbeHo. Serltie0eHe Setbelz
Ilgte muroeu poH ben @eidugulBwdttern
9eld)oneu, bod macen Die yegtereH raid
uberpaItIgt. Sn elnem 2Snfel Der 9aue
uerltedt faHb man ben Wt0roer. Giner Der
erlteu GiuorlugliH9e ldligte Ibm nit einem
Vtener ben luterleIb auf, ooh retteten Ibu
Die AnOeren fir ben Strld. @egeuilber
Dem 9el6n9uliie betauo iit, pom ldmatlen
ytd)te timer &aterue beitteueu, elm Baum,
ben itt Der UOb fir ielHen ISwed auSerie'
ben hattie.
Arata marb eefragt, OBJ er mas Su iaseH
bate Uuo ermloerte nit ltmad)er Stimme,
oaB er III gtotbrpepr ben ViauH erlhlagen
SNUN' SHI HuuINSH <AuSSHULIu luHblS lNAh
Sorper III Der 2uft, uuO bic 0teuge be9anu
nit ibren 0tepolperu oarnab III ldleBeH.
Ser Qeihuam maro turs Oaraui abgei 4utt.
ten uuo I'M QerSeu Der StaDt al eiuem Se'
legraphenpfoilen gum Gnblld tiir Die autges
bdn9t, melte oem gpn1yeridt HtdJt batlen
beiiuobueu t0uuen. SorauSfhtll9 merOeu
telue SerhGftuu9eH uorseuOmmen.
Der Vtapor erlieB beute eIue Brotlamas
ttOn, III welder er sur &ube mabut uno
Serlammlunseu, iowle 4uipra9eu inter.
laneu su lebeu wuHbt.
POlt5liteu, iOwle etue GOmpagnie StuatS-
gtlls parOuQlreu Die StGOt uuo rld)rH
ibr Augemert belOu0erS auf Die pQeuuer
NatouGlbant," Oa man BON cen 2auenOeu
umber bummeluoer Ssi6a1tIguug5loler
etneH angrlii aut Oteie8 IN etwaS imelielz
batter 2SeIe uertra1te 9elOiurltut befiird)>
tet.
Sin jrueiter Stalierer, Der bel Der grmor.
Ouug glgbtfoot's nitbetbeiIl9t mar, muroe
beimlIh aus DER StaDt Hat) oem SudjthauS
gebra9t, oG ibn Die Utenge Su lgudeH
0rnhtP
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1ernuala61c Saaon= 9tuffabrt.

g OF u {, Na., p. Jult.-Sn Scean-
Tlelu mare baute 9tanmlttag SRI. 9tutb
6utdeiOu, eiu 19Jabrlge5, lebr bibid)es
IidOteu, balm 2uiielgeu nit eluem Sal.
Ion nahe;u NM s 2ebeu getOmmen.
glu iIarfer gSUO trleb ben Teetereu gegen
siueu Tittenbaum. 2Sdbreuo baS DiGo9eu
ourd Ole 4eie OefeIbeH btHOurbge6ogeH
muroe, bate Oalielbe 10 ulel 9eresge9eu'
mart, ben I'M ilreu SOrper befelll9teu Strtd
Su Our9l6ueiOeu, mOour9 Der SauoH rh
losl0lte. Dit entgen Sdrammeu uerlebeu,
lanate lie aIltdLldl auf Der @r6e an.
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Nns anf,aertd,t in Senper.

3euuer, Col, 27. Sulr. - lleber bas
getri9e pOt9erld)t, poruber mir berldltez
ten, Ilegeu Ieet ndbere GtnSelnbeten Dor.
glm Nttttrpcf fam y. .. ylgbtfoOo, ELL
alter Seteraue, III bic beri6tlgte Speluute
oe8 StaIleuers 3au Arata. Gr trant etu
@laS Bier uuo woQte Die gSirtbidutt per-
lGiieu, ais ibm Der 5talteuer etu meitereS
@Ia5 aufu0thtgte.
ga 2tgptfOOt Dies fir eiueu vSreat"
htelt, uuo uldJt sablen mOllte. grlff lbH Der
48lrtb NIT einem Stuhl on, 3erihlHg tbm Oas
linfeQp9e Nit Dem erieu0leb, 3erttlimmerte
lbm Den SdGoeI uuo idjOB ibH ourd]'s 9er8.
Ser Ot0rOer nur0e perhattet uuo ina 9es
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ReufunDIdnoer Gera6te.
Mid1fcr StniId1.

gtaibotlle, Genn., %. Suli. -
Son DRESDEN, Senn., fommt Die 9ta6@
rl6t BON einem 2gndgeribt. 2lm pOs
rigen 6reita9 eridOB Oaielbit Der 9tc9cr
g0qar ScQ ietneu S9wager Slm
@ bite, Der iid zines 9uteH JfuIe5 erz
freute. @eiteru Wfor9en um 1 llbr
Orang Elm ma5firter NtOb aus 2SeiBen
belte5cno in Oa8 @ef efau9uiB Elm. iibers
maltigte Den Sdcrih unO bin9 ben Jtes
qer am n1alten Saume auT.
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Gs mar eiue Gute.

Eaunton, Waii., q. Suli. = Die
gauntOuer, SHALL, ugpeniug @a;ette"
brQdlte beute 0aGmittag ole giadritt, OaB
yt,,ie Sorben ft luieOer i'm GefangniB su
Gauutou, 9iaii., bsftnbe uno fld ireiptllq
Dem S1erifi iberlIetert babe. DIE Jtat)'
ri1t mar uubegriinOet, oa emma uuO G'site
SorOeu E9 Gai 9eiHa SH pemislbeH be-
qabsHs