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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
Ser Srpscf acsen ole 0iftmiIGerin
Ultima gSoaucr.

SnbianapoIi8, SnO., Z. Deg.
- Sn benz Broseiie gcgen oa8 Qicnitz
mGodcn 2lnna lDa9ner, wclde angefIa9t
1T, iunI Otit lie0er Der 6amilic pOn &.
Softer per9iftct Su baben, mafte Der
@cnannte ieine 2lu8ia9en iiber Die linz
itGnoe, uuter luelden lcinc 6rau, feline
bciubrtcn Gltcrn, Elm G0dtcrdcn pon
ibm uno icin iiin9ltcs &iuO ltarben.
Son beionOerem 9ntcreilc warcn ieine
2lu5Iagen ibcr Die 2Irt, wie Die Easner
ii6 bel Inn gu inlinuircn iudte. I'M
ibren 3wcd, uOn Softer 9cbeiratbet 6u
mcrocn, na9Sem iclne 6tau tOOt mar,
su erreidcn ; iie uannte i'm Bappa,
lcbrte Die &iuoer, iie 1clbit Otumma iu
neunen, faufte aus ibrcr ei9encu Gaihe
9cbcnsuittel iIr bie 6amilie, be3ablte
Die QSdide ou5 ibrcm 2Obn. ob9lcib
Softer Oagegeu prOteltirte, unO icete
ibren 2ohn ans et9enen Stiifcn BON $3
aui 81 bic Node heru6; al eincm Ya@
lcutiue Sage idifle lie al Softer cine
9ln;abl Salcntlne8, mie 2iebeuOe ii9
iolde gcgenieiti9 Su idifeu pfle9en.
Softer mar, wGbreno ct oieIe 9lu8Iase
madte, tief ergrificn uuO fOnnte 0iter8
Dor beiti9em Aeincn uidt meiter ipre>
den. ST mar Der eiuSi9e 3eu9e, Der
ae1teru pernommen muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
:l!9!3. :!

0uS SubrcSbuufctt ocS Ser
eiHS Der @clddftSIcute CON ou0'
men Baltimore wUr0c geicrn Stbeno
III Nelnbarot'8 OCue abgenal,eH uuo mar
mar pUu Den NhtQIleoeru OeS Screens gut
6eIud)t. VI. JIelOhaypt bewabrte Oobci mlcs
Der icIncu Ruf ais &Gtcrer, oenH er bate
eIu bubideS Ntenlic udmmcugelteut, pel'
Dies III ocm nit NIhHd)eu HHo Grdperte'H
gebmidtcu Obereu Saulc IerpUt wurOc'
Den SOrlte iiihr;e 0cr PIIltOent oe5 Yer
ems, Gr. sol. Slum.
AlS Ghreugale DOhuteu Dem Slntett beG
oie St0otcutAs =NtltglleOer Sol. - omIth,
". s. SgOeu, y. NcIlbad, y 0. gang
hammer, DAMON i. Barnes, Sob. SSebcc,
GlOrlOgc Ead6amr SdmeS OOgIe, oaS Ses
QISlatur Niitglleo 0r. 4. y. singleton,
EolieIrldter Sd'eutcl md ST.. y. Nt.
SrIscoc, Glerf oeS Stlotrathcs.
DIapor i. :. %ltrobe hattie ieIn 9ttdlt.
eritelucu brlcTud) eU.'dlUl0rgt "a CT eInec
wid)ugeu SItuUg Ser @cIdugulB sSebOrOc
beImohueu mEBte. 6eruev patteH Gntlduls
olguugstrelbsH ge'auNt: Gr.WiapOr u. Y.
Gaulolon, Nr. y. Gem, Sater 0olOcu uoH
Der St. Serome'5 Stride, lomle Die Staot'
ratbSmttalleoec GcptU, 0ntomg, &ello mo
9IueuHaH.
Inter Den 9lmuc'enoeu beianOen lid iers
usr Die DN. sob. Sd)ulerr Otto SadlS,
Sohu SlemIueC. SAeOOor (ScIberr, 0r.
Graham, 9lHD0lt : !. Sdl0Hml0Utl, 9S.
:. Guusr, $. SIebolo, &Olcpb >ioleplS,
Sob. &0Icr, =. e,uhteuOtB, ". Ilbrcd)t
Il. 9rauOt, Sarl NolpU9, 9lugnt &cder,
IS. &lum, :. :. &cGuH, {. u Benjamin,
~. 9iroleder, i. @. &lauf, .. ,. 0l9g8,
y. =. Gi9eHbrOr y. Gppler, cal. 6oaler,
2UdUit NvObUhiu'er, !. NOltcy, -. @red)t,
NNh Il
Srouhemcr, ,(obauu &Het)t, iOh. &crE,
Iuu., GNuitnU SeuCrHluu, .. &laSmeler,
Hh. %euoertiuG, IS. y. ymOautr, E.ynIuer,
Sarl ". MiuhI &ohauu Yiarr, y. &.9&Iuu,
iHu., y. =. 9tlpptl, Mari SpOrer, u.
Slumpl, s. SpInocC, y. :. SUoot, y.
Sudmauu, y. u. UOU 0emc, y. 9SGrNclO,
y. I&Ol', ". IiIhel II. Il.
Dem SanIctt rolgteu Ole iiblidltu Suhz
reOeU, IUobsI '0I. y. =. NduHlu ais ) oala
melier IuuQlrte. kruWocUg VI. sol. H'lmI
bleB 0le 2lmueieuOcH Ill GcGI1lcc 9&cuc
m,utommeu uuo mleS oardu' hin, OaB De-
Su0Weireu nod Muudle Scourlunc babe,
oaB eS Qber Sad,e ser NtiQlIeoer CcS &crs
ems jci, HId)t luoHercut Su lttu, 'oHOcyU
Oas GclIpIel Der I'eWOhEec Der auOereU
StaOtlhclle Ill beTOlgeU Uuo Ocm StGctratg
OrtuQeuo Uor;ulrellcu, mas Ger SUOwclcu
Salumore'S beuotbIQc.
2lulprdtlCU hlelteu IcrUer nod GIe Otaots
ratbsmltgtcoer i. y. Smltl, y. d. Yang
hammer, y. i. Barnes, y. 9Scber Il. y.
NJ. g. Starts, elu NIIIglieo ocS &ereluS,
clircu;e mdbreuo OeS 2IbeuO5 ourdI uertle=
OeUe GOrNet= coll.
Der 9}erein sdAIt 275 DirgncOer IND ilnO
ieine 8camteH ore D0. ~. !. Slum Rrda
Toeut, Sob. Slemlller <e EriitOeHt Y.
u. @rl5coc Scfretdr mo !. Shulcr Sdags
meliter.
BcriouaIs OttSeu. - W. y.
y. %. Ecuod, Der betauUte Sdadtuultlsr,
ueIter laugc Sabre bier III Baltimore
mobutc, bat UiOlge zines NallcS ell Sem
aebrohcu mo beiiuoet lih III Oem A5Oipual
I'll Qlbdnp, 9i.sD., III Gr5tlldlcr &ebanOs
lung.
= ]5r GheOo. 1cibtc, ser beTounte GrcjS.
ringer Champion" pen GuglauO, Deurd'
lauO uno Traufrelt, mellt Sur 3elt III &ultl.
more mo bat III o9iciObarOtS pauc" gSohs
MING qcnOmmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
SurnDallc tn Srnno.
mutter uuO stnO Our6 Raud, erntdt.

aIIeqbeup, Ya., 6. 2ei.-6euer be,
itdo,9te beute 2lbcuO Die biejt9e &urnballe
INN 8etruge uou $4,000 uNO bate ben
SSerluit smeier yteuiheHleben sur 6oI9e.
lin 80 llhr cntoedte Gran 8euHlHqhoii, ole
Satin oes Sanltors, aaB cle 3aue III
Slammen itano.
Gle ianpte ibreu dIteiteu Sobn aus nm
glurm III itlagen NIB elite lelbit III oa5
uierte Stoduert bluauf, I'M inre orel linge'
reu Siu0er III Sluerheit Su brlngeu. Sc
mar 5te8 oa5 legte DIAL, oaB man Die Srau
lebeuo geiehen. giad)osm ocr SraNo ge=
loidt mar, iutte mau radl Der 9enuIHg.
bofi'iheu Tamll,e uno iauo III ulrrteu Stod
Shutter uuo &Inoer eritldI Dor.
6rau SeuuiH9boii unO Die ) lihrtqe
Sodltcr uareu toot; Smei 9nuben, Gouaro,
7 Sabre, uuo Sarl, Sabre al:, ftnD nod,
pom Jiaud) iiberwGltIgt, beWuBtloe. Wcn
bebauptet, oaB SarI ebentaus ilerben mlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
Scr 9emtidc Correspondent,
EInIid. mndltntIid1 urn Sorutnns.


8. Iaiuc. fSiscuthnmcr nnD Gcoaftear
(9iadiolaer ron Il. SiaiHe),
enoiucf=Gtc Sotimolc= Stra6c Eno &oftsc ctice =Grc
Rreis bc$ taQIidlcn 9lattcS. Nuyh 2rioer eciorct,
12ts Cts: f6sIid1c uEo Spruta 90 =Hue9 9abc Is
oeuts pro gSoolc. SUhlhdr Die oGs Iut beoT9eHoeT
Srdeer.-S1aIid, Ecbft Souuta aocr r2sue aabs uEteT
forto SorduSbeid idhluEo S1.5O pro fahl, fur fIiers
Set i'm ScrhdI;nte fir Die rncclcWfiidIc slueQnbs
mt SonEtagshtatt, porofrcj, init YbSua rir GiGbs.
50 so pro <Gbr nan Ir9cro eInculsSrtc oeS SiHlaH=
bes. 81 nab GrTopa. SnuWta9 s=,iIuoaabc II
rro ltGhr.-2Gs bette uro hiaieiIc ocutidje SiatI
IN cen 9ii.tcI= uro SIofGGtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
Ser So. Gon9reS.
Sine Isi6tc SiBuua lit beiOen SsamIern.

Sine IelOte SlBnua III peloeh SSaHlerH'
9SaIbiu9ton, .. g., 7. Deg. -
Sm Senate muroen 9t0utlnc 9es
idafte erleOi9t, wOrauf man cine 2lns
;abl unmidtiger 9aus Bills annabm.
Der GiaentbImer Oe5@runoes, auf melz
dem Sort Ssogewif wabrenb beS Siirs
ocrfriegeS erridtet uuroc, erbdlt nadz
trdali6 $4,000 S9aOenerias perpili9t.
Oie g8ittwc be8 Sen. @oris erbalt elnc
BenIiou pou 800 mOnatlid. Der Ses
nat perta9te iid bi8 gum NIOnta9.
SIM 6eprG ienta nten b a II e
luurbe Der 2lntrug seitcat, ueitere Ghiirz
hitter, Sdreiber unO 9lrbeiter an5ultels
len. Cannon meinte, Oa5 Yerlonal be-
SIrfe elmer Reorganization.
Starter ilt fUr cine WieoerelnIubrun9
Der 3uder3OQe unO far 9lufbsbun9 Der
BrGmie.
GIni9c SHblGnoer beipraden bann
bie 6reiprd9uns unO beren 6Olgen, nab,
reno cieentlia Die 8auferOttsSlQ pOrz
Lao, uno fur5 Dor 5 llbr perta9te iib
oas Sau5 bis mOr9en 0flttag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
grontbittou nid,t ,ptrfian, .

&nniassGitD, &s., 7. 0c;.-5.
6. 9lttiniOn, elm 4rObibitiouiit, unO u.
6. Gpans, Elm @e9ner Der YrObibition,
Seibe pon Toronto, Canada, trafen bier
Elm. Sic reiicn Suiummen, I'M itd Iber
Oie @irtun9 Der Ourdiiibrun9 bt5 Bros
bibitionss@eicee8 ;u unterri9ten. Sie
purOen pom GOrOnto aus9eidift unO
miro ibr Seriht Der ye9i8lutur pOn Snz
tario 3ur 8tdtidnur bienen, Die iid
2tnian9s na4iten SabreS ebenfau8 nit
elmer YrobibitiOns' 'MuBre9el gu beidais
tisen geOentt. Die beioen Serren buben
fi6 ;nei &oden i'll Soma auf9eboIten
uuo, wie Sr. Guans mittbeilt, erbielten
iie bort in isSem Srte, cen iie beiu6ten,
seiitise @etrdnte, mas er ais 8eweis Oas
fir aniiebt, baB PrObibitiOn nidt pirfs
lam 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
Iieori9er Sarif.

Gs itno iuittise UiaBregclH Setreffs be5 gngaH9sz
Boe5 aui alien JfotitofftH uno tbGtidht Gut pleleH
fabrijirteH ArtiteH Die daIl IN oIee5 SdHo eIH9ss
iuhrt ntroen, 1etrofirH noroeE
Dian Rehule J. 3. IapeIen, UeItle Qe9euDdrtl9 IN
beiem yanbe anseiertlst uno Su iolh' HIeorlsem
9relie pertQuf neroeH, oaS iit1 bic "YbiIn IpbIer
wall Paper Co." Ytr. 63 , gScii z 11cttes,
& de Der Ardhftrasc, in Stouo 9cieet its9t, 5bre
8imrer NIT duserIeieEeH DiuiterH tlIr ole Sa9afeue
pom S3 uEo nit GoIotapete fur 81 81 tape5IreE.
cent. nun irgeHo Semano nab rlsori9sm 3Grlt ocrs
Iansen, I'M bteie asringeH Yrele nod gu permtHoeru
unb unsre amtrIfaHiiteH Grbsiter lRre5 SI3eHt1ums
III beTauben.
gsenn Sic an baiuliide Snbuitrle gdubeH. 10 arum
noatcH SIe sauoerH. Sbre 3ape6rruEs pon Der .VblS
IaocIpbier 5apeteuze omp.," 9fr. $50, gSehz
dauetieitraf1G, ncldle 5bHeR leIHe arose Auspabl
lapeten in alien caupt=S SoueureH IN Uartie llel1H
fam. uerridten Su laii,H! Sect III Die Ssli oit III.
belt tbuH 81 IaeH, oa mir Jest cine fdue SGoH pG<
ben.
Philadelphia Wall Paper Comp,
Rr. 635. 8titst5aastte, @ae Der Arbftrabe.
(2S9,94l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08

Scnator Wanberion bat I'M Senat
cine 9iu eingcbradt, Die SnIanOiteuers
9elcse Oabiu Su umcnoiren, o0B Die 5Saz
irritation aler 0teOijnen, E0rlitmertc'n
uno giquere, Die aus ejuheimil1en Spi~
rituS bergeitcDt weroen, inter 3Gllperz
idInB 81 geitattcu iit unO cteniO Die
6abritation aucr 9lrtltcl, einidlicBlt6
Glgarrcn uno 2abaf, Die Iiir Den Glport
bclttmmt iinO. Die giu beltlmmt Iers
ner, baB aues Ot0teri0l, oa5 bel elmer
iOl6cn 6abritatiOu inter 3Ollucri9IuB
permenNet miro, ioIlirel icln iOQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
@uu Der n,eritautI6en Gren;e.

81 EG 10, Ger., 7. 0ej. - Den
Serau8gebern Oc8 nSeralo" uno Ser
> nSribune. Oercu Srd9cr al Scr Bride
Ucrboitct wuroen, girg bic Wtittbeiluns
;u, oaB Die SerbaftuU9 ein Srrtbum ses
meien ie1, oa nur Die Gime8" perfOlgt
merOen ioIltcn, uuO merOe oic9tegierun9
cine GclOeutihaOigun9 lciiten. Der
,Ocralo" bat ntemala ein gSort iibcr
bic au9ebli9e 9tcuOluttOn 9ebradt, aber
Oie nGribune" perOiientli9te Den 9lufs
ruf al bic 3eoolutionGre. 2ll8 firslid
smei 2lngciteltc Der Zines" nit .3cis
funsen Die meritauiIfc @ren3e iberz
idrittcn, nabm man fie an rer Bride
felt unO fibrte Iic naa Oem .3OQbauie,
no man Die 3ettuugen conIt8jnte uno
ben 5rdsern ia9tc, iie iOlIten iid) idleuz
nigit mieoer iber BE 9ren3c be9eben.
N{cbreren @ei9dftsleuten auf Der meriz
faniIaen Seite Uuroe Der 9tatb crtbeilt,
ni6t in Den Gime5" 2ln5eiscn gu per-
0Hcntliaen. s. 8. Sart, @igcntblmer
Der n3ime8," mill Hber oieie 8ebunO>
lung Ourd bus StuutsOtpartement 8es
idweroe fiibren unO GntidGOi9un9 pers
lanQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
aus uniercr oeitrieem 2. gaOraen. aus aa be.
Ssin bic slnifern.8aufe permtetren.

RlamouO, Girg., 6. 0eS.-Su ieiner
Sabres= @otidaft an Die gegisIatur uOn
SiTgtreu empfehIt @ouoerneur 0tc3iEnep
bi. abldaffuns Oes @ebiibreu~S Sprem5 bel
ben @rlmlualgerldJtcu, iuwie Da5 Germe'
then rer notwithstanding Su eIuem
3 oQor pro alder. Ia Der Staat erul cine
Nilaron ader auferubdufe beiitt, luiirOe
olss cine redt uette @iuuubme iir bic
Staatstaiie trsebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08

5pefuIatiuneu iibcr Das ucmc YiiliitcrimnI
uuo oeficn ScbcusOaucr. - Die ncucftCn
ioiiaIiftiidIen Grruusenid,afteu. 2ie
Samcruuc! 8rcuirCnI Iituma.-Ser Sa9It
ciu 5rcuuo Der trauiofiid1cn Republif. -
Baron uou Tbeoeu umO icluc 5rau.-Siu
Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
tSeittags Na,ctgen.
SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE
AND ART METAL COMP.
gent 9Gueu uurau.

Hodtc Grimie iir urIsre gsiCmmte glu5IclEr9 auT
ocr GoiEmhuS=2Scit Eair IN G0lcuSo iur G)0S= ett=
trlltc uE3 GombInUtIon=SrrIt ting, EGterEcHpoltcH
mo Edtc.ReH aus 2irUnSc, &eyi:cruEGs ArbeteH aus
DiCIfIHg UHO Groa;c.
SSclOunsrc SetGnrtfna 1'uud. - I&lr beebreH
ms, p05 &ubijtum Su beEatrttiocU, baE mir IN M
lerCH EerfUH1: uro HIau= EoiGliialeH ia. J. 9Selt
%eTlHaioE=, Edhe GhurlsSitr0fe Die dhoEic SolImoz
Ter A5IttuuHa, iUle lie Gf Der 2Seit Gr IN Ghtcd9o
al leleH max mo nele hOdJi!eG prclS oeG I&ttt
erhteit errdjtct hdbcR 2&ir OoCn oa5 EubtltEm sum
Scitdc IND Sur Seitd1tlgunl oerIslpCH QdltGa9S0ou
clU. SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE
AND ART METAL COMP.
GiroIc GuHitz $iielIUHa hcuts. sTrctaa. 6jroGc
illumination AosEos SUliteH ,S uHo o llhr.
SlnIle osr SIlHlt-2ittcl. luslte lin oIee NeIe9en
helt belonoerS lmporttrt poyoen: cleguRte SrOHie
SuteH, StatteH. SupT =GUitamcatH. SRurz StdTo-
HhreE TEo =SdHocl0ber, SIsSoeEcr 2iIcEer uHo Seu=
Ter &oT5elIGH, Sdrdrtd'sH, Giolct5 EompeH Seloere
TGHpeHldIgmc uEo Gas zEGmpeH tDrop-Llghtsl.
,ieoc Game plro NIT eIHem uElerer I&cltansItet=
IHHaS: SouuenlrS bel Der arofen Observation-Disclosures
SuIiucH g. 5 mo l o llbr, bcldeHtt.
S(III- r q EIN1I PIE AND APT META l.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-08
SSram SOP uno Der Gouebltnz
Yruicf.

@bicaoo, I. 9c5ember. - Die in
Serbinoung nit Dem FrO3eiie 9egcn
Gougbliu, oeu un9ebIiden NtOrOer oe8
Or. GrOnin, piel9cnanute 6rau u. Sen
bat mie0er cine ueuf Geitidte IN Ser
btnounq nit oem S00e GrOnin's erSQblt.
Sie bebuuptet, Die Seri4w0rer bdtten
beabIittigt, gleif3eitt9 nit @rOnin nod
brci anbere WtGnncr gu to0ten, nGmlib
Den Gr.91l6ter Yrenoergait, Sobn j.
6incrty uuo cincn 0runOei9entbumSs
SGnoler, gtamcno Gouwap; iie babe
oen llni9lag abcr pereitelt, tnoem lie
ben 9erldwOrern seOrOBt babe, ite weroe
0ieielben euentueu wegen Der @rmOrOun9
bc8 Or. Gronin bel Den 8ebOrOen 3ur
2ln3eiQe bringeu. Ste nennt audi nOb
orei WtGnuer, bic an oem OtOrOcOmplot
betbsili9t 9emeIen un0 al OicIem cbeniO
plel 2lntBeil sebubt baben ioueu, wtc
@ougblin. Sie Mil ale Oieie 2ln9aben
i'm Ieeten CONNER benz 9fidter Wtng
unb Dem 9lbpofaten 6orclt gema6t, 0O1
iOuen Oicie ibr 9cia9t baben, iic iollc ros
BON ni6t Oficutlt9 reoen, ionlt muroc
ibr W&ann an Den gul9eu tOmmeu.
SIM gauie Oe5 beuti9en Cages Oeutetc
9Iidter GutbiQ, Dor 0cm Der RroSeB gcs
gen GOugblln 9efIbrt miro, an, Die
2luSIagen Der 6rau Son wiirocn Su9ez
lalen merOen. 9tamen8 Der YertbeiOiz
suug wurOe our3 Srn. 8in9 ser Gin<
manO erboben, Die 2lu8iagen Der 6rau
impli3irtcn oen 0tann oerieIben unO
iolltcn oaber BON Dem Scpcl5muterial
aus9ei6loiien Werben. 6ruu Son leiOc
am Delirium uno lei nabe5u wobnlinz
Mig. Die Stautsanmaltiauit beltebt
aber aui 3uluiiun9 Der Au8ia9cn, uuO
9lidtcr GntbiI 1T in Ser 6ra9e b,riel,
ben 2lniidt, wie Oie Stua1sauwaltidaIt;
cine ociiuitlue GntiAel0ung bat ct obcr
in Der 6rO9c nOb uidlt ab9e9eben.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-13
MALTREATED AsIERICANs.
m Asks for a War.
.Exs.~ o.. x~~.

BALTIMORE, April 13. The Suns
Washington correspondent telegraphs
as follows:
. Secretary Gresham has been con.
fronted with another international
problem. Word has been received at
the department of state of the mall
treatment of American citizens in Corea
by the natives. Secretary Gresham has
again proclaimed the foreign policy Of
the department under him by request
ing that q warship be sent to the scene
Of the disturbance to look into the mat
ter and prevent any further outrages
npon American citizens. In accordance
with the request Of the secretary, Sec
retary Herbert cabled Admiral Harmony
at Yokohama to dispatch one of the ves-
sells under his command TO CoreA and
stand by to protect the American peo-
Pile and assert Aln6fican rights Ii the
occasion deriands that stAhd b taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The lengthy
and somewhat acrimonious executive
sessionof Tuesday convinced the Demo
Gratis that prudence suggested party
caucus for the discussion OF affairs that
could not be well considered even be-
hind the closed doors of secret ses-
sion, and as soon as the senate ad-
journed, Democrats were quietly mott
fed there would be caucus at 1890
a. m. Promptly at that time the recep-
tion room was well filed, and the stu
alton confronting the Democrats was at
once made the subject for general dis
cussion.
NO Investigation This Session.
The Roach case, of course, was the
most prominent point in issue and
while there was some manifestation of
opposition toward ignoring the charges
brought by Republicans, the majority
deemed it best to deal with the matter
with strong hand. 1t was therefore
decided that there snould be no investi-
cation at this session. The resolution
VA thC WAiAy uuttCA blAAb uo-
cision, remain nnacted upon when the
senate adjonrns. and the investigation,
ii there should eventually be any, will
be conducted when the senate meets in
regular session. The Republicans will
naturally antagonize these proceedings
but it does not now appear how they
can do SO with any hope of success for
the reason that an adjournment can be
effected at any moment the president
notifies the senate he has no further
communication to send them.
Mr.. Martins Case.
The caucus did not go quite SO far in
It's treatment Of the Martin case. Inas-
much as Mr.. Ady comes to the senate
with a respectful memorial reciting
that he was duly elected to the seat
now occupied by Mr.. Martin, it was
decided that the committee should in
vestigate the claim he makes.
The result of the caucus removes the
probability Of a final adjournment this
week, although such thing is not inn
possible. Ii was announced to the
caucus that Mr.. Cleveland could COM
plete the business he has for the senate
to do by the end of this week and the
belief was expressed that adjournment
would be had by the first of next week
at the very latest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-13
MADISON SOUTH DAKoTATHURsDAY APRIL Is. 1893
AT ST. LOUIS.
Fu4ther Particulars ofthe Big Storsss.
Great Damage Done.

Great Damage Done.
ST. Louis. April I3.-Tuesday tha
storm OF wind, hail and rain which Wis
lied This city during the night was the
woint experienced in many years. The
raaIifall began shortly after 8 o'clock.
and With slight intervals of heavy hail.
accdmpanied by blasts of wind. at times
reaching q velocity of over 80 miles an
hour, continued until . o'clock q. N.
The rainfall is estimated at . l-2 inches.
AT the Union depot the tracks were
flooded to the depth OF five inches and
trains were delayed from one to three
houss. Telephone service was entirely
demofalizsd and telegraph wires in all
directions were prostrated. The
audiences in the theatres were
unable to hear word said
by the actors for space OF 10 minutes.
The audience at the Olympic theater
was startled by terrific crash Of
thunder and became nearly panic
stricken. Probably the most exciting
occurrence OF the night was the
Unroofng of the workhouse.
It was shattered as thoroughly as if
done by an artillery attack. The crash
ing pf the tilnbers and the shrieks of
the inmates made the scene one of the
greatest confusion. A squad of police
was telegraphed for and sent down post
haste and the institution was kept
under close watch all night. Thr poor
house, the female hospital and the in
sane asylum suffered severely.
The city hospital was severely shaken
and many of its windows Were broken,
resulting in panic among the inmates,
but no one was hurt.
Secured the Boats.
The dam ags to property along the
river front was very heavy. Several
large steamers and dozen small craft
were torn from their moorings and also
carried down stream ALI available
tugs were utilized, and after several
hours of hard work they succeeded in
securing the drifting boats.
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Matters of More or Less Importance
Tersely Touched UpOn.

Judge R. R. Nelson of the United
States district court Of Minnesota il
the only man on the district bench an.
pointed before the civil war.
William Waldorf Astor has bought
the splendid estate OF Cliveden, on the
banks Of the Thames. from the Duke o1
Westminster. The sum paid is stated
to be IN ,e50. 900.
George Jacob Schweinfurth, Rock.
ford's ambef-haired claimant 10 diyin.
ity, has decided to establish Il branch
"hcaven" at Aspen, Colo. Mrs. Tuttle,
his choicest angel, will be placed in
charge Of the new branch.
Tjeldie. the Norwegian sculptor ii
Minneapolis, viii represent Hiawaths
bearing Minnehaha in his arms acros,
wild and rushing rivers. This Ii u b
in the form Of . statue for the Mime.
'sota building III the worlds fair. The
women of the stats uafv for III
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Practically No Information.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 13.-Practically
no information can be obtained of the
damage created by Tuesday nights
storm. Nearly all telegraphic commu-
nication in this state has been cut off,
the most westerly point reached by the
wires being Salina. The northern part
OF the state. where it is reported that
the most damage was caused, is en-
tirely cut off and no confirmation can
he had of the damage done at Everett,
Willis and Powhattan, in Brown
county. The storm swept the southern
part OF the state ALSO Many houses
were destroyed at Wilbur, Linn county,
among them the depot. Several persons
are reported injured.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.
Cincinnati Reports Two Distinct
Shocks

Shocks.
CINCINNATI, April IA terrific gale
swept over this city between and
o'clock a. M. The signal station re-
ported the velocity of the wind at rs
miles per hour. From dozen different
sources came reports of an earthquake
having been perceptibly felt during the
night In the big Spencer House build
ing at Broanway and the public build
ing, especially on the npper floors, the
shock caused great alarm. Many per-
sons were awakened from sound sleep
to hear distant rumbling noise, like that
made by heavy train of railroad cars
in motion. In the Henrietta building,
on Fourth street, the inmates were
greatly alarmed by the rafting of the
chandeliers and Pickering gas. Two
distinct shocks were felt, about 16 min
utes apart.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-13
THE RED RISING.
A Twenfy-seyen Foot Rise Since
Saturday.

a Twenty-seyen Foot Rise Since
Saturday.
FARGO. N. D., April 13.--An inch and
q half Of water fell during the past "a
hours. 1t is. still showing heavily, with
the wind 30 miles An hour. The Red
river il rising at the rate OF inches an
hour, IL has risen ~ feet since last
Saturday. The water works are now
flooded. About three dozen families
have moved out. The water is six feet
deep in Bishop Shanley's barn. Island
Park Is shut off from the city by 10
feet Of water. The ice is expected to
jam between the bridges. It has hardly
begun to move yet. Reports from sur
rounding towns say all streams are full.
The water is expected to reach the high
est point here Sunday.
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Ingenious, but Dishonest.

MONTREAL, April 13.~-The Montreal
Street Railway company, which has
been Systematically robbed by its con-
ductors, have just unearthed the scheme.
The men had invented tin slide, by
which means money and tickets were
taken from boxes. Thirty conductors
have already been dismissed and others
viii follow. The company have estab.
Iished secret service on all it's lines.