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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
ytr. 6S.

0eu, iuocm man oaS FhoSphor duSiuldlei'
Den 9elernt HuO ais 0iiu9mIttel benuBe.
0Hrd Spntbe'e ',l eS 'eruer m0glIdl, Amels
leulaurer SHtterdure II. !. II. berSulteueN-
- NeldJer Stl'Oll belODutc Oel Norna9elIs
ben.
SSolltu g lluerteb -
9ie SemOhner uou IauOauStowu Ill Salti'
more'@ount0 MAIDEN 9lnltrsuguraeu, eIne
eleftrIld)e Sdbnuerbmouug nit Der Staor
su erbalteH; DIE &erbnouug iO4 entlueoer
nit Der vGlttSuller" oOcr rGOWbattaueC
giuie" bergsitellt weyOcu.
10 Obne 0er 9ieuul Slice
8raitoent StcpeniOu hat Sugelugt, Die am
SrerzWontoqc III Dem 9&aiienlaale oeS
fiintteH 3e9lmenta begrueuoe AuSie1uug
;u eronneH. Stelelbe miro uOu cen ySob.
Hen Der ReuoluuoH" auaugirt uEo Die Sors
bereItun9en nm 10 SIcmlld beeuOIgt. Sol
9enOe GmpTaHgS 0OWlte mlWoe eriu1blt:
Nd)tb. GomdrO HSayiielO Sorileer, Sberlt
@bnrIes Dinrlhdu, MiulOr Douglas s.. Sboz
mas, Ndltb. Sobn z. @ittlugS, 9auiO e
Bartlett, JiidlarO Ni. MtSberrp, attb.
u. SEQ SHott, Dtalov Jtobert HiooIe SroUu,
Srau U. geo Snott, Srau 9Silliam Hecp,
5Srau Gld)arO Sauar0, Srau hilbert 9tltdIle,
Srau Charles Ntarbul, Nrau 9lrtbur SEQ.
Srown nnO 6rau Douglas y. Shomas.
Sciahlteu liz ibre Slui den.
-9aS %Orgehsu gegeu ueribieOene gambler
nit alteH Slaiheu Ourf ole pSottlerS'
-@elelibaIt," neil Oieielben 6ld.
iheu, lucld)e al Oa5 betycnsnOe @eidIilt,
beIsu Nomcu ie trageu, Surif ge9ebeU
merbeu iOleu, Ill Sepe habeu, nIadlt iii
Dem @ehalte bebeutcuOe lluanuebmtsiter.
Die 0tltalleOer Der Strmu SiaucS s. &bebler
bon gtr. 1428. gaiteru.2luenue, peldle am
6reitag uerbaitet uugbeu, gabsu all, OaB
0lelelbeu ale I'M @eiddite uUtblqeu 6luihcu
uOu Sr0olerH tauieu, oaiiir UeSabltu mo
pesbalb Oa5 SeieB nldJt uerleteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
germtf6te teIesrapbtld,s sepef@em.

- Su giaOiion, Snb., teuerte Der Bro'
SufteubdnpIer &ul. Baiue am Saulita9ss
Ibeup aui Sames 9Shltbp, meld)en er III Ell.
ner iebr unslpeioeuti9en Sieuung NIT ieiner
(Baine's) Satin autraf. 9Initatt 9Shitbp' .
traf er bic 6rau uuo brafte ihr cine lebenss
aeiabrlid)e 2Suuoe bel. Scipe Qianner bes
finOeu ilb i'll 9aft.
Monguor Satolli, Der pGpitlite De.
leaat, preolste 9eitern i'll Der 9tarIe Yta9oas
l,nen,slrd,c i'll philadelphia iiber Die mid
tlae Seobad,tuns Der Saitsnieit. @r be.
oiente fid Der italienlIdlen Sprad)e.
- Yatrid Ylo9eon unO MurtiH 5.puer,
;uci 9Seiheuiieler, fameu seifern Su Yong
SsIauo= Gitp, R.s9., burb Die @ut9leilnng
eiues Sraanpag9ons Der pSonsz Ssldnoer
9abn" um's yeben.
S. &. StrUus BON SbeIbp &Ountg,
aIa., ut Ser Gelpinuer oe8 bonn rGourIers
Sournal" Su 2ouisuile, Sp., ausseleeteu
Yr.iies uon O,O0O fir senau.ites 8atben
Der 3abl Der Stimmen, meldle fir @leus'
lan0 bel Der lstteu gSabl ab9.9eben wur'
ben. 9ic .3abl, bic berielbe angab, mar
12,136.6IO, pdbreub III g8lrtliffeit 12,.
1862 Stimmen iiir &IeoeIaub absegeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
(9tuS nnferer scitrisen 9. Tsursen. .stns aabe.
slms Der Sumocsbamptitaot.
sie auarautaue.spu5ereu;.

9Saa h tngto >. g., 18. Mdri.-
9ie @onierenS sluildleu Seamten DTS pGias
riue Soipital-" 0ieniteS uno Guarantdne=
Seamten aus alien Sbcileu bee 2anoes lit
geldlolieu morben, nadoem mau iidl iiber
eiu einbetldleS GuarantGue feglement
sceuigt bat. 0as feglemeut miro ieRt cenl
Sdae sur SeitGti9uug oorgele9t
perbeu. 9SIe Oerlautet, 1T Der 3eitraum,
iiir mel6el Sd]iiie i'll GuurantGRe gebaltel
merbsu f0nuen, auf liiuf Gage ieitgelett,
ood baben Die Suarantdue Seamteu Die
SefuguiB, Die SdIiiie triiber irel 81 gcben.
Gin benprfebsnoer 9radl um bic Seantten=
iteIIen i'm Senat.
Sbgleid Die bemofratlidIeu Seuatoren
behaupteu, SaB ie nod uidt beihloiieu ba<
ben, lett ifon eiueu Seriu6 sur 9teus
beetung Der Seamteuiteaeu bcS Senats
mc6eu su wolIeu. iino Die republlfanilhen
Oilt9leSer bod Der 9tuiidt, raB etipas Der
artiacs inl 9Serfe lit, nub riifteu it'd oaher
Slrr Abpebr. Giucr ihrer Siibrer ertldrtc
ofieu, onB leine Eartei9euoIirn Die angele=
gcubeit beiprodlen bGtten uno cine geldlols
ieue Sppoiitiuu Orsauiliren miirOen. Nae
YrdcebeuSidlle lpra6eH Su 9uuiten Der Hes
pubifaner, uuo iie wiirben in Der HotbmeHz
bigger gSeiie iolgenbeu Debate aus9lebigen
@ebraud bon oem SnbaIt pes rSongrelltos
nal 9tecor0" MAIDEN; lbrer lleberSeu9ung
uad miiroen ile III rinem euentueuen Sample
erfolaretdl leiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Gin Ourd8cbraitnter Sanfprdftoent
altf Der HiifretSc.

9elu orf, 10. DidrS.-N. y. SAB
malaDsr, Der burh9ebrannte grdRoent Der
ySuperiors sgiatioual= 0ant" pom 9Selt-Su
perior. 9Stsc., lpiro ais NaiiagIer oc5 Gam
piers r3e9uranca," meldjer I'M Eau1e 0Ieler
lSod)e aus Hio 5aueirG bier ermartst miro,
eintrefieu. Gr wurOe i'll 9(lo Sauelro bonn
Capt. Charles 3. '6enrp, etnem 9etettlu
Der pAmerlcau SureW. Co." mcl1e Units
caution riir @aomalaoer gelelilct patte, onI'
geipiirt uuO Oinaieit sema6t. 2leSummen,
nm peld)e e. Die Saut beI1ulnOeIIt, belGn=
feu Ildl aui cirfa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Saitimore's iu06entItd)e SterbIidIs
fcitSs 1ttto 0ebltrtSa StatiIttf.

Su ueruideuer gSode uurben im bieiigen
0eunobelt8z 2lmte l7S Sterbez uuD l54 Gbe
burtsidle eluberidtet; uOn @rieren ebeu 10
uiele, mle i'll Der Sormode mo Der Earallels
gSodJe uou 1890, aber relp. l mo % lueuIs
ger, alS i'll ben correipo gSodeu
uoH 1892 Huo 1891. DIE Neliten-l3-
itnrbeu i'll ser g., ole SSem9r oer
A., 10. uu0 2l. 9SarO. Son Seu @eltOrbez
neu wareu SO mdnnIIdleu uuO 95 pelblidIeu
Geidlledlt3; 40 inter l, l6 SUndsu l unO >,
u Smrid)cu 20 uuo 100 >iabreu alt; 80 Ill
ben Ser. StaotsH, Sc III Nu5Iauoc geboreue
gHci6e uuo As SdImarSe. Su Spitalcru
itarbeU 30, in 3ud)tbanie l YerOn; e5 iaH-
ben Is yeidbeuihaueU ltatt. IS ltarben -
oil 2uugeudwluolutt, 2l all yuugeu-, all
guitr0hreualts Gnt;linouHg, all perjleioeU,
oil NllterSlbwddIe, 6 oil Srdmpieu, s all
gGbmuug, al 9rlgbt'idem WiereHIciSen;
III Sol9e uon S.rltgungeu ourd Sabn>
m0g9onS. al anllefcuOeu 8rautbeiteu
oaruleoer lIsgeno iiuO l brOriiienihluel>
lungs, Al NiaIeru., G SdIarladlftebers, 3
0ipbtberitiss, l Srduues uuO Seufbulteuz
Eatleut Don Aer;teu augem,lOet wOrOeH.
Son Oeu 154 @eborenen warcu l21 y8eiBe
uno 33 SdIwarSe; 81 Nnabeu uno 20 NtaOs
deU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
3urje 8abeIzEepeiden.

- Sn Sautiago, Chile, 1T j.bt elm Bro
tofua unter;el6net wUrotn, rpeldes boffent'
lid ben segeuwdrtigen seIpannten Se;ie.
bunaen ;milheu @blle unp argeutinleu Elm
Gnbe MAIDEN miro. giad) Den Seninlmuu.
aeu oiel.s Brotoioas utrD Chile terne Sc
biets,heile DitlidD bon ben @oroileren beans
lprud)eu, wabreuo auOerereits arseutiuleu
feinen Salenplae al Der Yacific aiiite fir
iid3 foreeru mira-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
sHidtter SDud).

SnOrpillc. Sem, 10. 0tari. i.-Sehe
Sones, peifJer nui ernem 3u9c Der oSnor.
bile Sbo Sabu," gcrern Norgen ben
S6cr;ii :. Surustt uon @ampbelle9ountp
id]oB unO l0Otete, luuroe geitern Nbeno aus
Dem @eiangniie su Sat8borO' 9ebolt unO
auI9ebduJt. Sic @sldIdte uerIief 10 ru'
biQ, oaB Die StwobHcr exit hente Nioraen
N1r Shnfind1e eriuhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Tpd, Cit ocmtid1es Gbepaar ermor.

Gbtcago, 10. 0ldri. = 5H 6reepOrt,
Su., brauule gelterH rib ole 98Obnun9 uOn
!0siurit, S0Dtder ab, mo SOoeder, lOmtc
leine 6rau muroeu ais ueriobIte geid)en i'll
o.u ETiimmeru auiasiuupen. Dian glanbt,
oaB Gicbe i'll pas paus eintradcn, Die bels
BEN 2euie ermorOelen MD OGnu DG6 9an5
IN grouO itedteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Rad 6romlano mmtcripeas.

SGtIaoeIpbia, 10. gidri. - ST.
fern Di DiOr9en um IL llbr traten DIE belosn
Srpolitz SGrfen p2lrgenta" nno pSerene"
ihre Sabrt uab @r0ulauo Gil. lleber ben
3mcd pieer 6abrt iinO 6mst Ssrhonen III
llmIauf. giat Der einen MAIDEN lte ibre
re9elmdBige 6rubJa nad Spi9tHt,
mi 9ruolit III lapeu, ein rem GIicuer; abu.
lldes Niineral; uad Der QnoereH llHO te
lcOlglidl su Dem 3wede uuSgclhidt mor0en,
I'M nad) Dem ucrnuBteu Sob. ScrholI, elnem
Niitgsieoe Der Yearp.@ rpeOItlon, lomle nad)
Der Dianul6ait Der Ybllaoelpbler Sarte
yBlatiua" III uteu. Als Der SteuermaHn
Der rScreus" gcitcru nm Den 3med Der
6abr; beirast puroe, iugte er Ill ru,9merI.ns
Dem Gone, iie befaBteu ildJ ntd]t NIT Der
Sud)e nad ySermlsten." Ser Steuernann
Der yNrgenta" mar lebc h0lIld) mo lagle,
Der einslge 3Ued Der TeIc lei Die Snte
mad, Dem uernlibteu 9>erbofi. 2as SfiI1
lei auI Is Mouate uerprouIontlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Gin 9;onotrbilt aeitorbei,.

Nem Oorf, 10. Mars.-Gapt. Safob
$. Suuoerbilt, eiu SruOer oe8 p.ritorbenen
Commodore @ornelius SanOerbllt, ilt beute
Nb,uO in ieiuer 9Sobuung anI StatensSs'
LAMB elmer yungeuzGOnge erIs9en. ST
mnr sc Sabre Qlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Sp,pars sGneioer war irriinnis

aipiugto .. g., 10. NtdrS.-
Sic pom Frof. Sruin9 6. Tohe pom Der
yGeorgetomuer llnluerltat" nnO Or. Slads
burn pom 9tegierun9s 6oipltal," Seibe
beruorrageube jrren=AerStc, prrgenommene
lluGopTe bat ergeben, Dap Qoparo S4net@
Der irriiuulq mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Gin flciuer SfauoaI tttter oenSantctt
DER y0rano=9IrmD."

SprtngtielO, Sus., IS. WtdrS. -
llnter Den Mitalieoeru peS p2Somea'S He=
llsf=@orpS," meldles, pie iiblldl, Su9lelb
init Dem SQluoler Oepartement Der r9ranos
9lrmp" lcluen SabressS sSonueut abblelt, bat
Iid) eiu fleiuer Stauoal eretgnet. lin Die
@rludblun9 SIR HrGfoentIn bemarbeu nt
nQmlid Nrau yoraine s. Htfn pon Chicago
uuo Srau M. 81. SSauace pon ebenoalelbt.
Die ISallace 9artel ueriutte nun, .Srau
Yltfln uum0glld) Su MAIDEN, lnoem pc oIeler
Dorluall, lle tIauere' nld]t uW elneH Satteu,
Iouocru I'M cineu Seliebteu. 6rau Hlttlu
mDerlegte 9leS ourd) Sorleguug ihreS aus
9iem gDort oerldrlebeneu Srau,deneS.
SrOE0em luuybe SGau 9Sauace ermahlE.
v0er 9Shi8tep Sting Don Chicago bat 9ez
mouucul" mt olelem 9eid)rcl perIleBeu Die
Gitflniteu Die toale. 9iad)torl inuaen llber
Die SebeutuHg oleler 9lHlpIelHn9 haben llun
Tolgeuoe8 ergebcu: llnter ben 4npl5Ien Der
,SeteranS' YrutectlUe 4nocIauou" uuo nit
Sauftionirung oeS gtatloUalsG onImauoelrS
9Selnert, Don Srau gSllfenS, Ses Natlonais
SberhaupteS Der vgSOmau'S s 1elle1.eorpS,"
uu0 bon Srau 1anuou, Der 9epartemeni5'
YrdiioeutIn OeS uHeltefz@orps," ut oil Der
@de Der Is. SuaBc MD Vtldr9ansN
i'll Chicago eln 6elm errldtet moroeu, Ill
Dem Seteranen, lueld)e Die sSeltauSfeuHna
i'll @blcaQo belu6en molen, au m1Bl9em
Yrelle aoit uuo yo9ls ftuoeu tOnueH. bro
mIeute r9rano. .ArmD="yeute iteben all Der
Spite oes llnternehmeus, uno au ldnmtz
lide Guieu in gaube iino &irtulare mt
Sesug auf btcs 0auptquarter uerlanOt nor
ben. 9iuu mro geseu Die Serlualruug Der
%orpuri erboben, baB inI Selier Dleles Sc
bGupes eiuc &nelpitube nit SSetnSlmnern
iiir Sete=a.Sete=S =Scllidjteiteu uno nId) als
pcre intimcre 9tQume uOrbanben leIen. aus
oiejem GtabliIiemcut erlparte man uiel @elo
heraus;udlagen, mo bieier Siinoenp1ubl
usrberge iidl inter bsm edible Der 9SobIs
tbdt9telt. Die 6reunoe oes lluterHehmenS
erfGren, baB JeueS Gtabllnement, Iii Dem
Die alteu Suabeu augebIid ueyiibrt merOen
ioueu, iid) uldt i'll oemlelben, lOuocru Ill Ell
uem beuadlbarteu Saule beftnpe uno NIT
G.iterem ablolul Ill feiHtr Serbiuoun9 lebe.
Serluds, Olele 2lusslegenbeit III uertuiden,
iluO ueruugIiiGt, nub Olei.Ibe lulro 1eet I'll
uertereu lnterluhuugen iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21

SD babt i,ue sut.n srdit, ptri5nIid1 au bic Ersbe
teHtnt uHs fDtib, bag ss fur SpspepFe, SiIiofitdt
uns Hopienees scpiptb bic b.ite Grsnst IN, welhe
bic gB.It ie seeben bat. Sabe Dieris Gno.re 9sil'
mitt,l Dor Simmons' seb,rsHesuIoior probirt, uns
f,ines pom ibnen sab u.5r, ais seitptilise en'
b.runs, Obtr Der F,suIatsr bat Hit nur s.IiHesTt.
tsnseru sebsiIt.
ls1 Q. .. Ssuss, glaeOu, ga,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Ser 9emtide Gorreitonsent,
TlsIid, potcrtIit nub Gonrtase,

TldIIT,
e. Raiue. Giaentbuner nno Hecaftenr,
eubpcitsGde Saltimore=Strase sko goit=Siicesas'.
qr,is ees tdeIid,en 9sIottes, burh 9rds,r in Bal.
tinlorc uHp in Der yiddburihaft beior9t, 12z @ts.
fdaIteIe uro Gonuta a. .MnSeabe Is Gts. pro
sahIbar noh,ntid an oi, basSIatt btiors.us,n
9rdscr.-1aaIidb nebf Sonntae 90 sMne aabe rnter
5et I'M ScrbdItris; fur bic tuodheutlid1e MuSgabe
NIT SounassbIatt portofrei, NIT Absus ,ir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sanr, nad1 irseno einem Srte ots SyHIan.
bcs 81 nab europa. Spnuta a d =MuSgabe 81
pro Sabr.-5os bette unb biuisfte oentide 9Iatt
in oen 1itteIz uTo SIbfaoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Eiirre in Hprnafrifn.

@airo, 20. Mdrs. - Sn 6OIse LANCER
Srodenbeit herridt GROCER gtotbhanb i'm
norblrdlen afrita. Sn Sarfa (bem 2anbe
swiideu Sripolis unb Gsppten) bat es isit
fluf lNouateu nicht sere9uet, uno Sripolis
bat nidt ptel iueniaer selitteu. Siele Sbiers
fiub III @runbe gesangeu uub ibre uerwe'
i.uoen Gaoaper er3euseu Sranfheiten. Bic
Oauptiiabt Don Sarta, Sentnasi, III balb
ausaeitorbeu. Der @ouperneur, her Saol
uub uiele Guropder iub seitorben. Ser
italieullde 3oniul mo ale retdleu Seute
iiuo mad, Gsppten ODER Wulta sefloben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
Or. GaoluaO's
@egnltrz rzYtQelt,
pplfoutmeneS 2lbfibrs, miloe&
Ceffnun8SutitteI, berettett fetne
EdDiner3en, intItter 5ltnera
IaIits lttto natitrliG
tpirfeno.


gonfauois s:idmatos, elegant nit iisem @uTnt
ubtrBGdcIt, puTsteH, rcsuItH, IHI9eH u tTdltI9sH.
2taOwap'5 2iGen
b,iI,u sne unr,geln6slst.iteu bes Wagens. bee
xeber, Der eimgemeioe, Der 9iieren. Der 9taIe,
MerpoIe Rraufbeiten, HppetitIoNgtetf. &opts
idlmsrIeu, 3eritOpfuua. cartletbI9tetf, Vers
0auuH btIhmerOCu, BaueHfrantbsIt, btes
Der, srlGibeeHtJGnonHg, Samorrbotpeu
uno al. tiiertn 3arHfranfbteH. Telu oesstabillihs
fem auedlbtr, HlHtGalIibc, nod iOntise idaelins
5rsaueu ent60IIt1o.
Su auen MpOtbtten Iu haben.
Gas 9roBe &eberulttteI.
9ontpmmene VerpaHund iptTo enr6 @tbrGuh
bon Raomap's yltn trJleIt. Ohittlf lbttr anttbIs
6fsu Sia.HItlittH :.stu Ie bic Seb.T bel a5jonbe'
ruua Der GIle uao otrtn AbitltuH5 oHrh Die B1acns
odnae an. ScI aa:H 5aGtH bon gllsrdHc, &eIbIudlt,
SoQiaen eluiiusH, uHooltOWm,Her B.rsauuHs (est
kolst ron GdleHeI9ug ms Butl reselH oles Pllen
in Sabtn BON bret bis iunt Stu6 rah Die esbertbds
tiof.l nab bsftetH ben BaiisHtcH BON neieH SoJuHs
ter. SIus ooIr 5UeI JtaoDGpl4t BIuen. oou mt pl'
iiolen ShmtIstR uno StarrbeIt btT psb.T 9eplG9teH
tdalih atnommeH, .Ihali,n bas Sprem TeB.lmasIg
nnS ftt.rn stiaHoe Scroauuns.
Dtun 9ebe ildler uno lebe 5n, oa5 man
yRaomap'S" erbdlt
p2sn Idide zine Brefmarfe an Or. Rabwa1 n
Gamp., glr. 81, 2BdueHsStrett, PsDsgort, uu be
ehuft 'False and True" 1elte peIthpSle aAstaStt
SiSt, Ius.i&idt AZ befsHMen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
sSt DaS Qebell
lebemswert6 ?

Qus banst bon ser Q.bsr ub.
@enn Die 2eber untbGtig. lit
bus sunSe Spitcm uuBer Orb
nun9-ber 9ltbsnl 1T idl.dt,
bic Yerbuuuns id,pud, oes
Scpf Oumpf OOer idmer;buit.
Die Gn.r9ie uno bic 9OfIHun9
Oabin, bus @emiitb besriidt,
Elm idlueres@swi9 1T ba nu9
Dem Glen, nit uQg,mein.t
WtutblOii9teit unb Ssritin'
muns. Die Seber 1T bic 5aus'
balttrin Der 9eI eIuuSbeit, uns
Elm barmlOiss .inIudes Seilz
mittel, bas iuie bic 9tutur
mirtt, nudber ni9t usritOpit
uuO b.itanbis.s Ginnsbmeu
.riorOsrt, 6u8 @.Idaft unS
Ous Sersniissn wdbr.nb ieiz
nesGebrauds nidt fort, ,madt
SimmonS' 2ebsr GesulatOr
3u elmer m.SisiniI9en SOas
fommen6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21

MAJORS 8autidlufsG eutent
,sarirt alcs, mas aus SaHtiduf bsiisbt. cts. in
alien ApctbtitH. l6tsf2eh'Ol-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-21
G,tropdifGe Sa6er- 3eri6te
8erHdIte iibcr ole stuiloiuns ocs oentidIen
HeidlstaaeS.

Serlin, 30. Mars. - 9ie uSdleitId}e
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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-08-24

market on the day of their presentation
to their face. Thus for 100 ounces of
silver presented when silver is worth IS
cents on the market, a depositor would
receive certificates for s75 good at any
time not for 100 ounces of silver but for
575 worth of silver bullion at the time of
presentation So If silver has advanced
to 81 an ounce when these certificates
we're presented the holder would get
seventy-fve ounces for them, while it the
metal had fallen to so cents an ounce he
would be entitled to $50 ounces 1t is
plain that. however much silver varied
in price, the certificates would remain at
par with gold. At the same time these
certificates would be real silver money.
They would not call for the expenditure
of an ounce OF gold while they would be
demand for silver. Thus, unlike our
present pseudo silver dollars. they would
tend to increase the value of silver and
to reduce that of gold, thus tending
d0ubly to rectify the present currency
disorder and equate once more the money
metals. The plan was open to the one
objection that the certificates, being
redeemable only in silver, might be
cornered and manipulated by speculators
as gold now often is-for the plumber
Of the federal treasury This, however,
might be prevented by giving the secre-
tary the option of redeeming the certif-
Gates in gold coin at any time when the
price Of silver seemed unnaturally low"
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-08-24
ONLY A WEE STORY
It Is the Starter For a Very
Succulent Tale.
Mr., REYNOLDS vs., MR., STRONG
The Former sues the Hatter For
$1,000 For Remarks Alleged to
Have Eteen Uttered Against His
GOOD NaNc~-4&i. the Princi-
pals Are Wen KNOWN.

Philipsburg has a sensational ripe,
juicy sensation: not in high life, like the
Breckenridge case in Washing
ton, D. c., but, nevertheless, genuine
scandal.
OF course everybody will talk; that is
PERSONS privilege providing it does
not reach the ear of the subject in ques-
tion) and for talking and advising Mr.. 0.
Fl. Fechner of the alleged frequent visits
to Mr.. Fechner's domiclle by W. P. Rey-
nolds, the photographer, Policeman
Harry Strong is sued for $4,000. Very
expensive talk.
It appears that during Mr.. Strong's
preambulating through the streets and
alleys of Philipsburg, and particularly
about California street, in the discharge
of his duties, he says he has frequently
seen Mr.. Reynolds enter Mr.. Fechners
house when he (Strong) knew very we'll
that there was no one present but Mrs.
Fechner, and after noticing this several
times he decided to inform Mr.. Fechner
of his knowledge, which he did, and
few days after it was rumored around
town that Mr.. Fechner went to Mr..
REYNOLDS, fully prepared for HIM, ard
demanded an explanation, and Mr.. Rey-
nolds declared his innocence. Mr.. Rey
| Fechner's accusations and was told it
was Mr.. Strong who informed
him, whereupon Mr.. Reynolds entered
suit for defamation of character to the
song Of $4,000.
According to Mr.. Strong's story he
went to Mr.. Fechner and told him of
what he had seen, and further said if he
(Fechner) would take one door of the
house he (Strong) would enter the other
and prove his assertion.
or course there is whole string Of
vile stuff in connection with the case
which cannot at present be put in print,
but when eventually aired in the courts
1t will afford some racy reading.
Both gentlemen and Mr. and Mrs,
Fechner are we'll known in Philipsburg,
and the case, should it ever come to a
trial, will attract no end of interest to
those people who like to listen to such
testimony as will naturally come up in
] this trouble.
! The MAIL is sorry to see any such
thing occur, not sorry for the two gentle
men in the case, but Mr. and Mrs.
| Fechner. Their names will be before
the eyes of every body and on the tongue
of everyone
Tt is certainly to be pit1ed that two
men cannot settle personal matter
among themselves and not permit the
names of a lady and gentleman to be
thrust before the whole community at
large, and perhaps others, for all we
know, who may be called as witnesses,
If there are any in the case.
THE MAIL, nevertheless, will keep it's
readers informed on the progress of the
suit and should any other interesting
point develop we will be here to give it
to the community lust as reported.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-08-24
THE WINDOW PLAN.
An Inquiry as to What Points Coz
ztltuteai That Idea.

An Inquiry as to What Points Con-
ztltute,i That Idea.
A subscriber writes to The Mail in
quiring "what the Window plan was for
the coinage of silver"
The following, which processes to have
originated with New York financial
journal, is the Secretary Window plan
devised by him in 1889 and laid before
congress in bill in 1880. But congress
preferred to it the Sherman compromise
bill. The Window plan is considered far
superior to the Sherman law, and had it
been accepted by congress our financial
system would not have been in such an
alarming condition at this time
"'That gold alone does not furnish a
sufficient money basis is abundantly
proved by the fact that 1t is constantly
rising in value; SO defrauding debtors.
How, then, can the money basis be en-
larged without rendering the dollar value
unstable? Silver, money for ages, is
naturally first considered and schemes
for it's employment are numerous This
plan proposed the use of silver as a
money basis while retaining gold as the
sole standard. 1t was suggested that
the treasury of the United States receive
all the silver bullion offered for sale or
coinage, paying for it in certificates call
ing not for coin or gold, but for silver
bullion equal IN value on the open