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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
A BABY SOLDIER AND KING.
The Little Ruler of Nepaul Who is Bur
dened With a Long Name.

He was a bright handsome little
soldier and king. and his nama, in
cluning his title, was Maharai Admiral
Prithwi Biz Bikram Jung Bahadur Sab
Sahib Bahadur Sumshere Jung.
If the possession of a crown and a
kingdom, gorgeous body-guard and a
retinue of slaves, icweled sword, a
cream-colored pony. a wife, and long
name, could suffice to make boy hap
ply, the small king of Nepaul should
have dwelt in continual bliss. in his
picturesque dOminions between the
frontiers Of Thibet and Hindustan,
dozen years ago And yet from an
American boys point of view, he can
not be said to have had much fun.
Asiatic kings are not supposed to play
leap-frog or football, or to swing on
gates; toboggans. bicycles and roller
skates are unknown in Nepaul: and
how is poor little heather to be happy
without any Fourth of July?
The Nepaulese boy is poorly provided
with games Of any sort; life is to him
but one eternal turnout of soldiers; and
parades and reviews begin in time to
pail upon ones imagination and enthu-
siasm in a land where drums never
stop beating. where swords are flashing
and chargers are prancing, from morn
to devy eve all the year round. For of
the several races that compose the popu-
lation of Nepaul-the Ghoorllls, the
Newars, the Bhootiyas, the Limbus.
the Lepchas. and the minor rabble OF
barbarians that infests the iungles and
the mountain passes-thc why. fierce
and masterful little Ghoorkas are the
dominant race. Very proud are they
of their descent from the inviacible
warriors and hOrSemen of Brahman
stock who in the twelfth century, were
driven out of Rajputana by the over
whelming Moslem hordes more than
century ago raided Nepaul, seized the
capital, overran the country, and set
up a government of spears and shields.
No blowing and digging, no bartering
and trading, no Jiniering and carving
for them; they were RajputS and born
fighters; battle was their business and
their pastime. and the sword and the
spear their tools and playthings. So
they left the digging and the planting,
the tinlering and the trading, to the
Newars and the Bhootiyas, and the rest
of the craven herd, and found their
own rapture in the saddle, the trumpet
and the lance.-St Nicholas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

tie ceremony and asking such a ques.
ton, but the truth is, I've
Tell me, sir she interrupted, do
you live in this part of the country
Are you a cowboy from one of the
ranches? Excuse me, l am partly
blind"
Yes" he said, II live here and l am
a cowboy"
How long have you been following
this occupation? How long have you
been in Colorado? You were not born
in the west, | know, for you have
neither the speech nor the manners
of the people. Where did you come
from? Tell me, implore you"
why, madam, I'm perfectly willing
to tell you. My home was in New
Haven, Conn, God bless it, and came
west eight years ago. Since then I've
tasted the sweetness of prosperity AM
the bitterness of adversely,
About year ago had a comforta
bic sum of money and was preparing
to return to the east, when by an IN.
lucky speculation | lost it all. Then
l drifted into my present situation.
But | mean to accomplish something
before | go home to my deaw old
mother.
But | am forgetting my errand, "
continued Billy. My friends and
have brought you little offering,
which l hope will be acceptable. It
should be, for it is present from the
good church members of the village,
who beg you will accept it with their
compliments"
He advanced to the side OF the couch
and bent down to place the contents
of his hat in her lap. AS he did so a
ray of light stole through the half
closed blinds and fell upon the WON
ans face.
MY Cod" He started back paler
than his companion. while the hat
dropped heavily to the floor.
In the meantime, his companions
outside were becoming impatient.
Wonder what's keepin' tn Teller Sc
long" said one of them; ''he could a
give the wilder tn money hundred
times over during tn time he's been
in there
II should think he could. Tell you
what, I'll just creep aroun' t tn win.
der n see what he's up to-" said Spot,
suiting the action to the words.
Dropping on his knees he cautiously
peered through the half-closed blinds.
The next moment ne had fallen back
ward and was soon fastening to his
comrades with Il curious expression on
his face.
well, what's up, Spot?" he was
asked.
Il du' know replied Spot, scratch.
ing his head; pears like Billy's gone
and got mashed on the wilder. He's
down on his knees fore tn bed a-hold-
in her in his arms"
AT this moment Billy appeared at the
door with his sombrero pulled well
down over his eyes.
Boys he stammered, and the
strong mans lips quivered-"boys,
there's an old lady inside who wants
to know my friends. Come in. It's
my mother. "-Californian.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
The Walrus on Land.

As might be expected, walrus is
about as helpless on land as canal
boat. 1t is with TO little difficulty,
and much hitching and houndering,
that he drags his huge bulk upon a
sandy shore even with the boosting
that he gets from behind by the break
ers as they roll in and dash against
him. His hind tlippers are of little use
on land: and on sand or pebbles. where
Ia Dor of hOundering forward is so great
that he never -tirs beyond the edge Of
the water. and usually lies with his
body half awash, with the salt spray
dashing over him Like torrents of rain.
On solid rock or ice he gets along much
better. and often a herd will spread
several rods back from the waters
edge. The females and younger wal
ruses have far less development of neck
to cucumber them. and therefore enjoy
more freedom of motion than the old
males, who actually seem a great bur-
den unto themselves. These creatures
are strictly social in their habits. and
always go in herds, whether travelling,
feeding, fighting or resting ashore. In
the days before the slaughter of all
living creatures became ruling pas
sion in the breast Of man. the Pacific
species inhabited the whole of Berip2
sea and strait in herds which often
contained thousands and even tens Of
thousands, OF individusls,-St. Nicho-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Teacher-Now do you see the differ
ence between animal instinct and hui
man reason?
Bright Boy-Yes'n. If we had in
stinct we'd know everything we needed
to without learning it; but we've got
reason, and have to study ourselves
mos blind or be fOol.-Good News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

'Do you believe in the novel with 3
purpose?" said Squildig to an author
friend.
Certainly" the latter replied. "Au
the novels ever wrote have the SAM
purpose"
what is it?"
''To improve my hank account. Ar
SwerS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

She does not heed the caOle-car
Which goes with speed intenseI
She cares not for the trolley wire
Whose voltage is immense.
The old excursion steamer brings
No terror to her brow,
But when she's in the country she will run
across acres of ground and climb barb
wire fences to escape the affable though
inquisitive gaze
OF an aged docile COW.
Ctar
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
Giving Tommy the Better Part.

The Teacher-It is better, far better
to give than receive. Now, Johnny,
You may tell me what you mean to do
toward following out this beautiful
rule.
Johnny-I'll let brother Tommy do
all the givin' when either of US has
somethin' good Chicago Record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
Certain of 1t.

GIVE got a cold or something in my
cad was what the simple little
chappie said. The summer girl, with
ROBUSTNESS delnure, replied: "Oh, it
must be cold, I'm sure. IN. Y.
Tri bune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
A Household Convenience.

Mrs. Tdey-I never knew till mar
ried Arthur how much a full beard
lightens the duties of 4 housekeeger.
Visiting Friend-Why, what has a
full beard to do with housekeeping,
Laura?
Mrs. Tidey-It makes such a nice
crumb-catcher-Ju
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

81 saw very curious thing to-day"
"What was it?"
"a woman driving a nail with
hammer instead of with the back of
her best hair brush. N. Y. Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
one for the Complexion.

Mildred very literary)-Let us sub
scribe for a magazins between us.
Muriel-All right.
Mildred-What one do you suggest?
Muriel ironically, with a glance at
her friend)-Let's get powder maya
zine-VOrue,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Cumso-Taddells has very valuable
library,
Fangle-I didn't know that he had
any books to speak Of.
Cumso-O, yes. He has six bank
books which show an aggregate credit
of So, 900 Detroit Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
An Alternative.

Plaintiff TO his counseD-If I had
known that it was such difficult mat
ter to get divorce I'd sooner have ro-
manned single.-Truth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Baseball Crank-Why, doctor! What
are you doing out here?
Doctor-Oh, just killing time!
Baseball Crank - Great Scott! I
should think you would leave your
business at home when you come to a
place of this kind.-Puck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Actor-Hurry, or we'll miss the train.
Actress can't find my diamonds or
my purse.
"Oh. well, never mind"
yes, but the purse had ten dollars
il tn. \. Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

There's mountain air and sea air
And foreign air, l S'pose,
But one must DO q millionaire
10 fill his lungs with those.
Detroit Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
The Sure Test.

"How do you know he's a real pro-
fessional humorist?"
Because he can never see anything
funny in anybody else's humor. Chi.
cago Record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
What Did She Moan ?

Clara---Papa gives me two hundred
dollars every birthday.
May-Ugh; you must have quite
sum Of money. "-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
Her Definition.

He asked the miss what was kiss,
dramatically defined
It's a conjunction, sir" she said,
And hence can't be declined"
-IndinnapOlis Journal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
Chance to Show His Ability.

He-I have been quite traveller all
my life.
She (yawning)-Won't you please
show me how you do it.-Town Topics.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Staylate-I must go; it is getting
late.
Ethel Knox-Well, better late than
never.-N Y. World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
He Could Do 1t.

really cannot read this letter,
sir; the writing is too bad.
Principal Gmpatiently) - Nonsense!
The writing is good enough-any ass
could read it. Hand it to me.-Truth
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
His Threat.

"What do you mean by threatening
me as you have? l hear that you
swore if 1 cut across your field again
you would shoot me as you would a
dog"
''Oh, that's all right. I never shoot
dogs. boston Transcript.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Teacher-For what were the ancient
Romans remarkable?
Dick Hicks-They understood Lati~-
N. Y. World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

He stopped at n small and elegant place,
Down by the sounding sea;
And later he said
AS he rubbed his head:
"You can't hardly tell by the size OF the house,
What the size OF the bills will be-"
Detroit Free Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27

Professor Ito STUDENT What are you
laughing at?
Student-At your appearance.
Professor-Do you laugh over every
little tribing absurdity that you chance
to see?-Alex Sweet, in Texas Siftings-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
Fannv-Who is that handsome fel.

low?
Maude-My intended.
Fanny-Why, didn't know you were
engaged.
Maude-Neither am I.-Truth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
MERELY A MATTER OF TIME.

Washington Star.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
YraTIieu.
Bis immer, wtOerfyrea,emoe @eraAte.

gSte Iufner, mtoerl9reueuoe OerumR'
2onSOn, -. april. - gtad elmer
Scr r5imeS" ;uscsansenen Spsslalz
0cpeIde aus SuenO8 2lgre5 bat Der
bra aiilianii6. Minifter fir Offentli6s
9lrbeiten, Sanoel unb 9lderbau berelts
re1i9nirt, uno au9 ser Wfiniiter Der
auamarti9en 9(u9elesenbeiten unO Der
6inanSminiiter ba6en Dem Yraiibentcn
8ciroto ibrs 9iel elignation ein9ereidt.
9Seiter pirb in Der 0epelde nod &C.
melott, baB es am 0tOntag in Der 9tGbc
BON Yorto Ilegre, Der Saupttaot ocS
Staates Hio @ranbe 90 Sul, sum
Sample setommen lit, aus weldem bic
9nIurscnten als Sieser beruOr slnsen.
@eneral Saraipa be fin6et iid in Der
Stubt 9liO 9ranSe 90 Sul. 9ie Eez
9icrunssflotte iOa auI ber SObe BON
Santos frcujen.
2onoon, II. 9lpril. - Der bieli9e
6ruIiliauiide @eianSte bat ber vllniteo
BreB" folgeube, ibm BON Der 9fe9isrung
scr bra liliuniiden 9f.publif 5uge9ans
gene amtli6s 3epeIde mit9etbellt: 9liO
Sc Sanciro, II. 9lpril. IS iit abiolut
unmabr, oaB 6iO @runbe 30 Sul III Die
Sanbe Der Sniurssnten sefallen 1T.
(se., 6reibe, Sinan3miniiter.)
Di ontepibeo, ~. 9tprtl. - Die
portusieiiiden &riessi3ific y rWinbelO" +"
unb . 9llioniO De Albuquerque" iinb nit
elmer 9ln5abl braiilionii9cr 5liidtliuse
um SOrO auf Der 9fbebe BON NtalOoz
nabo, Uruguay, angetommen.
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&urle GabeIsSepsid1en

- gei oen aQ9emetneu 2Sablen in
SOllanS lit Die He9icrun9 9el4la9en
lpOr6eu.
= Die &Onigin SiftOria bon eng
lamb nebIt Dem BrlnSeH uno Der Prinz
,eilin Don 8attenberg ipeiitsn scltern
IN SSloreu5 bel Ocm S6nt9 9unlbcrt Don
StalIen.
- Der aQsemeine &atbOlifens@ Ons
sr.B ioll I'M Sabre 1895 in OtHn9en
abscbaltsn werOen.
- Sn elmer tiir;li6en unterrebung
nit einem beutiden 8ert6teritatter err
fl6rte Der ruIlilde 6iuuu5minIitcr, bag
oas quite Ginperncbmen Sluiidcn 9luB.
lamb unO 6rnufreth Der Sreunbiduft
;wiidcn 9iuBlanb unO Oeuti9lanO
fcinen Giutrag tbue.
Ser anti. Iemitil6e beutifc 9leids>
taa8z9lbacornete 2teber foq bei6lOilen
baben, ii9 pom Der BOlttif ;uriif;us
sieben, neil man i'm gu oft ansrciie.
- Sn Der Yfal3 iOQ.r iif Serliner
gtadri9tsn jufOl9e me6rere Groit0Bc CT
eianet baben, Die unter Der geoOlferung
SerunIuIung 5u elmer Sclinben PanIt
saben.
- Sn 6ulba 1T ser Bubli3ift 6erOi>
uanO 3weuser, SeruuS9e6er Der 3eits
idrift rSenenlanb," im sitter BON SO
Sabren qeltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
EtaOt Baltimore.

nSeuernzB Bart 2an0z unO
Smpropemeut@@ s Ompa 8 II e."
- 9Dcr ii6 nod fein @runOltiif III
ScpcrnsBurt 9eii4srt bat, DEM bistct
iih nun nod cine G)elcgcnbelt, Olcles
~ tbuu, inSem Die ySeruernzBart ganO
& SmproucmcntsGO." auf Griuden eli
ner 9ln;abl 2cier Oes r0eutiden SOrs
reipOnoenteu," lomie mcbrcrer Sciells
idaftcn uno Sercine beidlOhen bat, bic
8cri6enfung BON Sauplaecn nod cine
i3eit lang fOrt5uieeen.
Ole Gompa8nie bat itrtet Oa8 ScbaIs
ten, mas iie periprOhen, uno 2aulenoe
unierer 2cier baben ii9 Die 9ele9enbclt
III 9tuge gcma9t unO iinO icbt Selieer
elmer prd6tlgen 8auitclle i'm Seuern>
Barf. Scuern Yart liegt in Slime
Qlruubel>Gountg uno wirO i'm Siioen
BON bem 6luiic Scpern, in gtOrOsn BON
Der ,SaltimOre>2lnunpoIi5 Sbort %Inc@
8abn" begreu3t.
Die @e9en0 1T prd4ti9 unb geinnS
uno lciht pOn Der StoOt aus 3u srrel@
diem. Gin paar Sabre birftsn btnrets
diem, nm Oaislbft cine StaOt nit 6abrls
fen. QSaarcnbauier II. |. 10. cntltebcn
~ Iaiicu. Or 2Sertb bes Gi9entbumS
piirne ii6 uutiirIid iteigern, unO Sous
plGee, iiir sic man $3.50 bejabIt bate,
bringcn pisaci6t 500 uHO mebr.
llntsrbanoluugcn linO icet ilber Die
8rGuBerung eiueS srOBen yanOitrihes
an Yereine iiir elnen 9rOBtn Anstlu98'
un6 GrbOlun9splaB am ufer 6es Ses
oernfluTeS I'M gunge, pelder in jeOsr
Saiion Goulenbe BON Seiu6cr oabln
Iabren wlro. QGcgen Giniclnbeiten leis
man bic 9tn;eisc auf Der Ortttcn SeIte
bss .QeutiAcn GOrreipOnoentcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Ser 2lprtIftnrm.
@titsre Sipbsppitcu.

So dpilles Centre, VS., II.
9lpril.-Sci benz geitrisen Sturm baben
alien Infdsine na6 Orei bier befannts
YerI0nllfteitsn tbr 2eben perloren.
Sbomas Otaf unO Scarf 9(preS, ;pel
@eIdGftsIeute ans SrooflDn, fubren
am 5Sreitas nit Capt. SumeS Sutdins
ion am 8Orb ser Sadt uSuOioie" pom
bier na6 Song Sca6 ub unO iiuo ieits
benz ni6t WieOer scieben worben. Aue
gta1fori6unsen nad BEN SermlBten
waren bis Jest per9eblib.
GAIT : 9t d 10 y, SIS, -. .9lpril.
- Daniel De Otott BON bier unO oels
len Sobn 9obert, uel6e uor Nusbrud
oe3 SturmsS cine @ergnii9ungsiabrt
am 8orO Der Saht rSOicpb" antraten,
werben permiBt. Man 5meifelt ni9t
baran, 0aB Sei6e in bem Sturme lbr
2eben uerloren.
@louceiter, Waii., 10. gpril. -
Der SunSess6iidereis9a uG)ramz
puS," mel9er pergansene @odc BON
bier ubfubr, lit icitOem w.bsr 9sieben,
nod in cincm anoeren Safen ein9claus
ZEN. Die 9lnnubme licst uabe, buB ct
in benz porgcitrisen Sturme ianf..
Dover, Del, II. 9lpril.-SOiepb
Seuerin unS Scperin GOtter, 5met htes
ii9e iunse 2eute, Wsl9e oil Der Siiltc
oem 55ii9fang obla9en, tperben lett Dem
scitriseu Sturm ueruiBt. SIRE 9iitt'
luarb ucsseidwemut unO tbre &lel'
buus8itafe beute friib am StranSe pOrs
9eiunoen.
4ibburYzBurt. N..0, -. s(pril'
Der breimaiti9e SdOOner nSuian >.
9titdie" serietb nm 8 llbr scitern
9lbenO bel gup7SeaO" anf BEN Strano,
unO wirO jeOenfalls seridellsn. 0L'
8eIaeuns, beltebenO aus Gapltan 5. =,
Brielt uno 7 Ntutroicn, warO BON Den
2sbensrettun9s Wtanni6att seborsen
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Stio 9lMcrifa.
EsEbE 80
EassfEE

sc ontepibco, II. 2lpril.-@5 be-
itGti9t iiA, baB 9lbmral Otello iid nod
al 8Oro OcS pOrtusieiiiden Sreu5erS
0tInOello" be- finbet uno nId)t, wie frils
ber semelOet, iid in 8ucnoss9lgrcS ouis
bGlt.
9Il8 am lettcn SOnntaa pOn Oen hier
lie9enccn portu9ieliihcu Sriessidlinen
Otinbcllo" uno yalbuquerque" etwa
200 brailianiitls NcbeaeHsSffJiere ibr
Gntfommen ans 2ano belucrtltelliSten,
bate man all9emein an9enommen, oaB
Der Grite, Der Die @ele9enbeit er9rclfcn
piirbe, Su ben Suiurgcnten in 9fio
Granoe 30 Sul 3u ltoBcn, ser 3ebelIens
Nbmtral Oa @ama ictu iuiiroe. Sn oles
ier 9lnna5me babcn li6 aber bic btclts
gen SreunOe Der Suiurgenten 9etGuldt.
4Omiral 0a Samu SOg es Dor, ruBi9
auf Dem WttnocllO" 81 blsibsn, no er
ii1 nod befinOet, uno be4auptet, pom
Dem 6lu6tplau ieiner 0eiabrtcu rucOcr
Gtuas 9ewuBt, nod i'm 9cbtlIt9t Sn
babeu. p9llburqusrque" madlte lid
ii6rigeuS alSbalb nadl Dem Guttcmnen
Der SBraliIiansr an Oeren SerfOlgun9
unb fling cine 2ln3abl bcrIclbcn, bcSw.
eineS ser S9iife, auf Oie tic id 9c1lild@
tct battcn, lpieOer Elm. Die 6liiAtlln9e
meroen icet an Borb S:r portu9ieliiden
Srte9sidifie i6arf bclua9t.
DIE nit oeu Snlurgenten Ipnlpatblltz
renbeu ursentiniiden gebOrOen iinO
iebr ueritimmt barber, baB Der glbns
qucrqus" bas inter argcntinii6cr Stag
ge fabreube Sdiii, auf pelAt8 itb Die
Sruiiliuner ssflidtet batteu, nit Der
DrObung, eS I'M gSei9erun98iallc IN
Oen grunS 5u bObren, sum Sclle9cn
uno sur SerauS9a6c Der 6litdtlnge
swang. Die 6orOeruns, OaB and Die
all NanO sstomnsncu 6liihtltn9e plcOcr
uu sic SOrtu9i.ien uusgeliefert wcrocn
iolten, purbe pom Ser 9tcsicruu9 runOs
meg abseialasen; iie fiible ii6 nldlt
perpflidtet, pOlitiide 6lidtliu9c au55u>
lieiern, mar sic AntwOrt res Sicepralts
Senten llriburn.
Die inter Oem 8efcbl BON 9lomtral
Otello Hio @ran6e DO Sul beIa9ernz
ben Sniurseuten baben ii6 be5 OIeIsr
Stabt geruoe aesenilber gele9enen San
Gan Sole bel WtOrte benlGhtlSt.
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gus Der Sunoesbauptitaot-

9Gaibtn9tDn, .. g., II. Gpril.
- Gon9reBab9eorbneter 0iihoroS oon
Ohio hat cine Sill eingereidt, Our6 bic
in 3utunft oer6otcu wirb, Gontrattc
ab3ui i6lieBen, nu3 wel6en etwaige
3aDlungsn in Sob gu leiten linO. VI
qlaubt 6citimmt, Die 9lunabme Der Bill
bcrbcifiibren 5u fOnuen.
Gern,i1dltsS.
9lm3i Smitb, ieit 80 9abren Sus
perintcn0ent 6es OofumentensEaumeS
6es 8unbe8zScnates, warO beute frib
an ieinem Yulte pom Sdla9e seritbrt.
Sein 3uitanO iit Elm iOld' beOenfIider,
oaB Der Arat Die lleberiiibrun9 Der CT
frantten nad ietner 9SObnHn9 nl@t
9utbicB.
Yrafibent GlepelanO bat Sen Sdats
umtslcfretar un9epi,ien, 6ie 3Oafuttcr
Bear" rRuib" uuO n@Oruin" Dem
Sslptt.n.SefrstGr gum Dienit im Be
rinssmesr ;ur Serfiisun9 5a itelteH.
lomiral q. s. SC. 8enbaut lit, ba er
bie 9((terssreu5e errcidt bat, beute in Den
9lubeltanO sstretcn. @r bat 45 Sabre
ser Wtartne an9ebort uno beftnoet iI9
sur .3eit aui See.
Die pun bem YOpuliiten Senator
8eficr ein9cbra6te Bill, wel6e Die Sers
6eIleruns Der 2anbftraB.n be3peft, Inn
oen 9lr6eitsloIen Seihaiti9uug 81 9es
ben, ntitbin Ouiielbe 3iel im Ausc bat,
mte bic pOpuliltiide 9OrepsScwegung,
lit beute BON Sem Gouite fir baS glr.
BELTS unO Gr;rbungs,ueicn Ourd Den
8opulilten Senatur &plc BON SiS:
0ufota uuoiinItiq einberidtet porben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Gurep'S 2lrmee.

@balfsSifl, 3d., -. 9lpril. -
Die r6ricOensz9lrmee" icsre beute frab
ibreu Ntarih na6 Ser Sunbssbaupts
itabt fort. 9llS 6riibitHd murOen ges
rau6crter Spef, Sdiffs5wiebaf unO
&aHee uerabrel9t. SOr Dem abmaridl
biclt Oturidua Smitb cine 9tnipru6s
an Die 227 Wfann, in wel6cr er ibnen
nitiheilts, SaB Der beutise Wtari6 berg
ab scbe unb Die 5uriif III lcgenDe Strefc
IA Dieilsn lang iei. Su Sommtrficlo
warO cine ;wclitiinSigs 6alt sebalten
uno 9cfOdtss 9finOflsiid uub SrOS
uer;ebrt. 0as 9ta9tlu9sr pirb III 8es
tersburg, Sa., aui9eidlagen weroen.
i bilabclp ia, II. slrpil.-Oie
BbilaDclpBier abtbeiluns bsr rGOrep>
arnlee" marldirte bsute bon Der Gde
Der 13. uno 6ilbsrtitruBc nad 9Saibs
instou ab. Die Olpiiion murbe DOE
Gbriltopber Columbus Soncs uno einen
y9rOBeu unbctauntcn" beiehligt unb
beltano als 81 Se1ermann'i6e @eItals
ten, burunter ulebrcre 9teser. Die erite
@uttdui6uug fam i'll QarbD, wolelblt
man eiuen freunOlidcn @nlpfan9 nit
sefI(ten 6leil4tOpfeu erwartct Batte,
absr gc5wunsen mar, trOdcneS SroO,
lueldes mit5uIibren siul9s Der j., 6ries
bsn8iOlOatcn" pOriidtig genug waren,
aus Der 6uuit gu pcrSebren. Sic Oipis
iiOn bOiit am %. 9pril in 9toduille,
OtO.. init Der Sauptarmce Suiamnlen ;u
itoBen.
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Die saae in oen 6 eofe.gleatpnen.

Gonuel ellSpilIe, Ta., -. lpril.
- Gin neuer Iusbruh Der 6einOI OIelt9s
teitsn in ben GOfe.9iesionen plrO in Oeu
nGtten Stunben ermartet. Die in Der
,Sanoerbilt Te9ioa" belegeacn Werfe
baben lainmtli6 bei'm Sdcrifi um linz
teritieung ua6gcIudt. Bur ielben .3eit
baben Die Stiiber Der betrefi.nosn Scrfe
i6re Iybeiter bemuffuet, nm Steiclben in
Stanb gu ieben, BEN glusitduOisen,
falls nOtblusnOl9, cntge9en tretsn 3u
fonnen. gGie uerlautet, befinOen ii6
etwa 500 YuSltGnoige auf Dem Wese
ua9 Dem Sci ienrinss Berfe," UNI bic
S6tieBuug bericlben Su sr5wingsu. Sn
SSul9e Ots @eriidts babsn mebrere ber
slrbeiter sS pOrse5OSsn, wieOer na6
SauIe SIT seben.
ltniont tomn, 3d., -. 9tpril. -
Die 9luSl ltGnSigen baben Surd Sa8 piss
lide SeridwinOsn ibrcS 6iibrer5 OfiA.
Barrett cine arge S6lappe erlitten.
Sobalb Barrett ncrnabm, OaB Elm Safts
befebl ge9en i'm erlan9I woroen mar,
l6lus er iid ieitSwGrts in Die @cbul9e
unO lit icitbem ntdt wieosr seicbeu ,uOrz
Sen. Gtwa 800 uSitanOi9e mudten
bcute einen 9luqriff aui Die r9ia'5arme
gS.rts," nm Oie oOrti9en 4rbeitcr Slt
5win9en, iid ibnen an5uidlieBen. Sine
aus 80 nit Gindelterbiidien beuannss
ten SllISi6erifien bcltebenSe 9Satle be-
sriBte iie uno scniistc, Inn tbncn Die
Huit gum &riesfiibren gu ncbmen. Sie
liefen idleunlgit ben 6ii9el binab,
madten mebre Seriude, iia 3u iamz
meln unO sobcn i6lieBlid ocn 2lngriil
auf. uadbsm ibncu flar seluorSen, ouB
Die Seauten iBre Siidien nidt gum
S6ein in ben 0anben bielten. 0cn>
ielben GrfoIs batten Die Serlude, bic
glr6citer III b,n @erfen gu llniunSule
uuo SrOttOr gum StriIen su bcue9cn.