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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
JESDAY AUGUST T. IS4-TWELVE PAGES.
AN INDIANIAN'S SUICIDE.
KILLED UIMSELF AT THE WINDSOR
HOTEL.
IiE CAME HERE ABOUT WEEK AGO FROM
GOSHEN NO REASON KNOWN FOR Ills
SELF DESTRUCTION.


Disappointment in love may have led TO the sui
eide OF Martin f.. Yates at the Windsor Hotel yes
terlay morning. 40 other reason could be imagined
why a pleasure-ovlng young man I'm good health
and with plenty OF money should wish 10 take
Sudden leave OF life
Yates twen:y-six years Old short and slender.
with reddish rnustache and not handsome,
but he appeared to he active fellow with nerv-
temperament He went 20 the hotel week
ago and registered from Goshen. Ind. His only bag
gage in a satchel which he carried into the hote
but he went about The city Ike man who was
bent on having a good time. lie drank little at
the hotel bar. bu; never seemed % De too much
under the Influence of liquor.
When Yates went 10 his room. overlooking Firth
ave. sunday night he appeared to be In good
spirits. Early yesterday morning a servant heard
him breathing heavily In his room and walked In
through the unlocked door to ask II he was ILL.,
Yates lay his bel lnsenslbe. and near him was
bottle which had contained morphinr .
summoned AMI worked over the young man tor
nearly two hours IN the hope Of saving his NJ
about A. IN. Dr Bottum said there was no DOUBT
that the young man had died from an overdose oi
morphine DEPUTY Coroner Donn. who sum
SAID there was lit;le doub; that Young Yates hai
taken poison vita the intention OF killing himself.
this
on the table IN the Young mans room was let
ter with the address OF Edwin Bicu. OF No. 30
High-st.. CermantowH. Ph.ni .lPhA n .'snEr
Was Wafss Seh bad 10 c ' ", ih bn,c @ h"u; no, W.
Bicu arrived in tho city. By that time IN" bciy
cousin ana said that III" father OF N. youhs man
was weaihy cit zen Of GS,hrn NT ina, neG Yors wrs
Yates had committed guicid-. bat he hal no idea.
formation to the family in Goshen. and then made
arrangements TO nave thr body shipped u mat
place in the evening Then he returned % MS own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

gradually and rounded the Needles leading by
somewhat more than minute The wind fell
almost to a calm. and the yachts drifted into Tot
land Bay with only about twelve miles more OF
the course before them From Hurst Point II
was estimated that the Vigilant was leading by
one minute and thirty-fve seconds. The breeze,
still from southwest, Increased a bit. and the
racers drew out of Totland Bay with spinnakers
set and ran up through the Solent. 1t was APP
parent that the Vigilant would capture the prize.
The Satanita moved sluggishly. 1t was not her
breeze and with her great hull propelled by less
canvas than that carried by the American sloop
she could not hope 10 keep up The big cutter
was hopelessy astern passing Yarmouth. The
Nigilant was then three minutes and fifteen
seconds ahead Of the Britannia, and eighteen
minutes and thirty-four seconds ahead Of the
Satanita. Time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
u.y,crrv TPTGT PAYING AYES.

C,hicogo Aug C-Prepiratons were made To-Day
by the officers OF the Whisky trust 70 pay ."' '''
ON ,be immense stock OF spirits which 1t has on
,a Collector .Iize AZ this point. sent SIX gaugerS
20 the Trust distery at Hekn. H. TO assist IN tAH
work Of eauGng ou: the whisky stored there Inc
mon wcn, there on orders from Washington. EVER
available man WAS put TO work at Peoria 10 get IN"
srrlts out Of bond The 'orc" no" al "oa'' ',Ie
~" ,d, r.o,lv 40 Ooo gallons a day. The Col.
-. r.coiyod appications from the distillcrles AT
pivc,dale and Snufeldt's The Trust VIII save ~
cents gallon by paying the tax before IN" Tari'i
hill IL passed The on the whi'kry Do'i9cd ,do1 ~
~, cbic,p, revenue district amounts 10 NU'V'
RI. rruet has ordered 300l00 gallons out OF Dohd
g. ,bn cincinnati district. all Of winch Is 10 DC re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
vIcIIANT TO THE FRONT AGAIN.

II was reach with the wind over the star
hoard quarter from Vcntnor to ST Catharihe' 'he
southernuost point Of the Isle OF wight a'n'os'
lue south OF Cowes. The Vigilant was Ieidihs
the britannia by a length there. the Prince
cutter having lost some precious seconds whlie
aground off Vcntnor. The Satan!ta was lenRtn
astern W the Britannia. The breeze nau sn'l,.i u
verc forced 10 ibe and reached for the Needies,
tho v.cs, no,nt of the Island. with the wind JUST
abaft the port beam. . 90, ,h lon1
s,ratch nm the southern coast OF the island me
Vic,lant deveioped light-wcather qualities when
astonlsbed the British shippers. She drew ahe@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
rUo upOTUERS UROWTED.

c.ou,onvlc Ohio Aug (SpeclaO-A drowning
cclcn, occurred yesterday evening at Toronto ia
children filed eaky shin. in which they attempted
., croqs the river. When near the middic "' '"r
r,vcr Mary Moores became frightened anu jump
into the river Charley Moores fo'io"e'' anu w.
'"' -, ,ro,her iumped In to save them. lie
,,, ch,r,cv and was drawn under by the
,o,,,,rc hoy Their bodies were found casPed
,.,h.r Mary vas saved by man VINO M sMt,' ,n; o','
rse other three children clung 10 me ns hoys
a n "a Sick with typhoid fever II in CONFUSION" anu
iu nrohab,y die from the shock OF II" h'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

The VigIiant started galor'ng through NE i''
nf the Britannia which took III" American
Yachts wind. setting her SAL shivcrn". Nhle
his was going on the Satanita pulled ah"'d'
she vas leading probably by two minutes wren
the V!Ci.an, crawlcd through III" 70" ~ 'h'
ur,nce.s cutter and started ~ overhaul the
saf.,ita The racers passed Ryd", the h"an-
,u.,rf.rs - the Royal Victoria Na"ht ''no
hu, ak miles from the start. with TN" satahIta
lin, m. Vigslant by one minut" ana lorty
srrands The vigilant was iifiy seconds "hea"
~ the Britannia. Time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
v1cEROY Ii IN COMMAND.
cr1LL DIRECTING THE WAR
APPEARS AT REVIEW WITHOUT
THE YELLOW JACKET.

,ro1OGY TO TIE JAPANESE MINISTER, FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
STRUGGLE CAPTURE OF CHINESE WAR
sHrrs pISCREDITED - CRUISERS FOR
IAPAN UNDER THE SPANISH FLAG
,,rdon. Aug Ga dispa m 70 Tho Central
,.us from Tlen-Ts.n says that Ii Hung Chang
..,,nues 70 direct tn" war preparations Of the
c,,sse To-day ne reviewed the newly arrived
,.,co. The absence Of his yellow jacket was
Is. subject OF much remark.
r, Hung Chang has sent message TO the
,,nansse Minister expressing regret for the treat
~, 10 which the Minister was subjected In
~ and promising that the offending Chinese
..,,,srs will be punished The soldiers In qucs-
,,or abused and derided ;he Minister and threw
.,a ard stones at him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

Denver Aug G--The numerous coal mines In
Southern Colorado and New Mexico VIII be re-
opened to-day. giving employment TO thousands
- ,r.n The strikers have been voting al the
vorIous camps during the past week on PROPOSE
ton to go back at the same wages paid before
No strike aud the majority in favor OF returning
TO work VIII be. by the latest report. over 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
RIrSINESS In TILE HOUSE.

Washington Aug. 6-The first year OF the activs
existence Of the I.IIId Congress closed with the
session OF to-day There was nothing in the pro-
ceedings In the House, however. to indicate the
fact Most OF the day was spent In discussing the
conference report on the Indian Appropriation bill.
The conferrees had come together upon every Item
except the one relating to the ratification OF tns
treaties with the S!lctz. Yankton Sioux a''n Neg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

Nearly all the Vigilant's lead was made in the
run from the Needles. AS Saturday, the whis-
ties Of ;he yachts and the voices Of the multitude
were silent when the white slOop swept across
the line but the band on the Royal Yacht Squad
ron pier played what the enthusiastic Americans
Thought was "Anerlca" and the Engiishmen
were sure was God Save tho Queen"
The Daily Telegraph" says that the cup won by
q Vlclant on SATURDAY, was presented to George j.
g lud hy the Prince OF Wales on the royal yacht
Osborne on Saturday evening The Prince congratu-
lated Mr. Gould his victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

burlington. Iowa. Aug. &C. C. campo.'. ",,n
his wife were drowned her" yesterday .''. s,, Gov
by the capsizing Of their boat lne' W. comrber
% sal ,Sn T.n ,tIe craft when some dis'ance Vent
shore the poot t.,,s could not swim and SANK ~
over Inc Ssia,aPPy Mrs Heffner was rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
pprT,NNIa LEADING For \ TINE.

In the run to Ventnor with tn" winh' ""'h
had decrea sed to light breeze. over the S'arp'''"
ouarter. the Britannia overhauled the NWAah'
ana the Satanita. Il was her Weath r, ana II ""'
naturally expected that she would gam . Inr.
was some doubt. however. owing u 'n' k'r''
,Iistance of the yachts from Nentnor ana tn" III
dIatiuctness of their private signals. "hethe' lnr
britannia had really caught up. Later IL ""s
founI out that she had. She led the ' isia"' Wy
Zen seconds The Satanta was one minute ana
civ seconds astern Of the leader Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
AT THE FINISH LINE.

Sp!nnakers were set 10 starboard on the run
from Yarmouth 10 Cowes, and, as she usually
does in light weather with all kites flying. the
Nigllant drew away from the Princes yach, and
made show OF the Satanita. which was almost
the finish:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
DEATH or SENATOR DiNfELS SOY.

Lynchburg. Va. Aug. G.-The eight-year-o'd son
Of Senator John W. Daniel. who was thrown from
hts horse Yesterday afternoon. died from his In
turies to-day He was dragged considerable dis
tance BY the animal, and his skull was fractured
and his arm broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
I,rDST ~ EENNNIII NJ.

,;rccnsburg Penn Aug. G-Therc was consilera-
blo frost in this 1Wcstmor"lanGD county this morn.
Ing. but 90 far az learned serious damage wt
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

II was spinnakcr breezc from Rydr - n,n- %
bridge Crowds on the Ryd" pier "at'ht'. '''
vorh,s through glasses until th"y Nahlsh"u
around \etil.sonc Point. Spinnaker poles were
In,y,rcd To siarhoard and the big SIDE sans
w.r. broken out. KunninG under pyranITiS ~
uct +, one OF the Wig lants best points or soil"6'
e. nfcl,cI an one minute and tire" seconds on
,hn sntanIra and lost FIVE seconds To the frltan-
t, A. Rembridg" the time was taken mus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
. LIVE NTOCK COMPANY FAILS.

cheyenne Wyo.. Aug. 6.-The Warren Live Stock
Company. OF which ex-senator Warren Is pres'-
don't is in the hands OF receiver: liabilities:
soOo 900 The depreciation in prices OF sheep ana
cattle was the cause OF the failure The failure
naused q great sensation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
53. SpnarcR.

@ai ibin9ton, 16. 2lpril. - Sm
Scnat8aal fanO bcute Die Beer
oigung be5 am Samltag 9cltorbeuen
Scnators Sance BON 9tor0zGarolina
ltatt. @lsi9 nud Oem a3uiamnlentritt
Dcs Senats waro Die &unbc pon benz
glblcben bcS SenatOr5 our3 Ociien Golz
le9en, Senator 8anlOm, oem Senat
uberbradt, unO naaoem oie iibli6cn
Srausrbeihliiiie gefaBt worOen warcu,
trut @ertaguu9 bis "A llbr 9tu9ntitta9s
ciu. Su wel9er 3eit Ote Grauerfcier
itottianr. @clcitct wurOe 0icielbe Ourd
Baitor 9r. 0ose uOn 9tidmonb, Sa.,
wcldcr au6 Bee 2ei9enreoe bielt. Der
ErGi iOsnt, Sicc. .Erdiioent, 6as &abinet,
Oas Sber6unoc8aerid)t, Die Oiebr;obl
ocS oiplomatiidcn Corps unO Der Sons
9rcBzQbgcOrbncten iuohnten Der 6cicr
bel. 9to9 Dem @otte8Oienitc purbe bic
geid)e in Der Sbbut cine8 Scnat8zGoz
mites nab 9torbsGarOilna 9ebrad)t, I'M
bort in Ser heimatblidcn Groe oe5 Ser
itorbenen bic leBtc Gubcltdtte ~ iinocn.
Sm Sans murOen furi nah 95ers
leiuns bc8 9ournul8 Der Iceten SituuQ
Ourh Srn. GoombS SrauerbcIdliIie
anlGBlih 0cs 2lble6cn5 Oe8 Generals
Senrp IS. Slocum BON 9tewz?ort uns
terbreitet unO augeuOmmcn. Sooann
ma6te Sr. SenoeriOn BON 9tOrozGaroz
lima bem Sauie Ntittbeilung bon Dem
9lbleben be8 Seuotor8 Soncc. Die pom
Scnut su9esangenen EruuerbeidlHiIe
wurOcn in Der IbIiden @eiic augcnOms
men uno Elm Gomite crnannt, nm on
ben 9orbcrcitungen sur 8serOiqunq
tbeil;uncbmcn. 9as 0nuS pertaote
f9 Johann, nm iid ipGter an ber GrGus
erfcisr in Der SenatsbalIe ;u betbeiliz
aeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
GorcD'S &srnlee.
Gtme ueitlidle HUbsiimna osricIben uito uou
9lnttsmcaeu :IuG1dcu

Cation, Gal., 1G. glpril. - Die
5pcite SriguOe Der n5noUitrial 2(rmg"
lit in Gan 8ernanoiuO libel empiungcn
wOrocn. Sei 2lnfunit Oe8 5ru9t;u0es,
in weldem sic 9lrmee, 9e9cn oen 9&ilz
len Scr 8nbn, gen Sitcn fabrt, licB Die
ltGOtiI9e 5euerlpebr Dir Spriecn ipiez
len; cin tulter Q&uNerltrabl cr9oB iid
iiber Die ySoloatcu," sic idlcunIQit Die
Nuggons rduutcn uno BON elmer itorz
fen WiannIdaIt bcwaiineter !0aif5~
Sderiiien inter 9luiiid)t seitcllt wurz
ben, pabreno man sic 5iibrcr Oe8 Sces
res o6ne NeitereS in onS @cfGugniB
l9lcppte.
Den ySoI0ateu wurSc Der nGtbiqe
@rOuiant ucrlueisert. gafcr, 6leiider
uno 6aufleute babcn ii6 Uerpfli9tct,
ielbit 9e9en gcSablung Oem Deere"
9ftdt5 5u lisfern. Der Saerifi miro
Oarauf adten, RAP Die ySolOuten" ii6
ni6t pieoer einc8 6radtSu9e8 bemG9s
tIgen; lie iOlen sejwunQtn wcrOcn, 81
SUB Ben 9fiid;u9 anjutrcten.
Haitor Otco1urlt SecllOr9er elmer
9aptiiten &irdc, ueranitaltcfe acitcrn
AbenO cine GO0ettc gum Yciten Der be-
0rGu9tcn SolOaten, bod wuroc ibm
Don eincm 9irgcrauSiduB beOcutet,
ruB Oie yeute rfcine IricOliebenoen Sirz
ger, iOnbern eine Organliirte 8anOc BON
9tubeltOrcrn" ici. Der cute Seelior9er
muBte perfpredcn, ser y3noultrial
2lrmp" teine llntcritieun9 ;u5uwenOen.
De SOlOatcn crfIarten, nl6t eber ubz
iicben su wOllen, aIS bis ibr 9eian9cHcr
6iIbrer wieOer frsi9egcben uir0.
berlanO, Oto., 16. 2lprel.
- Die r@Ommonwsal ArmD" miro lit)
mOr9en aui &analbOoten einifiiieu unO
bis 9a9erstOwn BEN bequcmen @ahcrz
meg bcnueen. Gin reidll9es 6riibltHf
unO ole slu5lidt auf otc 8aIerfabrt
bat bic nSOloaten" luieoer idnel nit
ibrem SdifIal au8geiObnt,
Seutc 2lbenO lperceu @eueral Gorcp
unb llntcrIeloberr Srowne Dor pcrianz
meltem YOlfe in ser Wtuiits9lfaoemie"
baS 2Seieu unb Streben Ser ,@ommonz
meQlSglrmn" HarlenPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
.tuS Der Gofe=Ie9ipn.
ecr snsaanO och, I,inem GnOe entaeser

-tr ItEeNuHc 0eH' N'"S" VHoe gUlgCBeH
GonneIl8pills, 8u., 16. 9tpril.
Die ,Gambriasgiien,G omp.' madtc
beutc ben &eriud, ibrc &erfc at @6ccz
Icr in Yetrieb SIT iesen, aber oie 9lrbciz
fer uurocn bnlO BON lnahenbaft bcrbci
itr0mcnOcn erbOBten QSeibern ucrtricben.
Die 9lrbeiter Oerislben GOmpa9nic 3u
Waboning unO 2ltla8 babcn bedloIIen,
Die 5Srid' idc %ObnIfala anSuerfennen II.
peitcr su arbeiten, lrG6rcno Die Irbciter
III 9Sbeel.r uno OtOrreu crflartcn, iie
mIrocn bel Dem 9lusi itano bebarrcn.
SoQtcn sic 2cttcren Sen Ycriud maz
den, sic glrbcit in Den oor9cnaunten
Wcrfcn SIT binocrn, 10 Oiirften iie ii9
nuf einen warmsn Gmpfang Seiten8 Der
bort ltatlOnistcn !oiilfai6crific gefaBt
MAIDEN.
Union oiun, Ea., 16. 9lpri(. -
SOn Dem aus ltanb Der @oFebrenncr lit
audi nitt Die gerin9ite Spur mcbr bier
5u ieben, uuo mie e5 ideint, 6eOari cS
tuum mcbr zines SeifluNes Der Dom
neritas ab;ubaltenOen Oupcnliou, nm
Den Strifc ulS bccnOct Su erflGrcn. SIS
lit porbei. Die weui9en glrbeitcr, Die
bel Oem @ntidluB bcbarrcn, uiat III
arbciten, werOen idlieBIib ~ Der Gins
iidt selungen, OaB ibncn 9tiemanO iOl9t
unO lie anger Dem Strife audi nod
tbre StcllCn perloren baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
CurOpdt(Gbe lSnOe(6cri6tc
@urtueal eiGtund1.

"pkaNHWl gEUI hndl.
ltouteptoco, Il. 2lpri(.-8ors
tugal bat iidb Ocu &erlon9cn Der ar
Qcntintifcn 9fepublit Qeiigt unO wirO
Die brariliaHlldcn 5niurgcnten III
8ucnO3 9lgrc5 InuOcn.
@iue ncuc gViuiTerIriTS.
Cairo, Il. 2tprll. i 0a8 &abinct
9liu3 bat bcute Wtorgen Oem &bcoipen
icinc 9(cii9uatiOn uutcrbrcltet uno Oics
ielbc lit audi OuqeuOmmcu morOen.
9fioj Yaidla bc9riinOctc Ocn Sdritt Ous
nit, OaB cr unO Die auOcren Wtiniitcr
iiibltcu, OoB lic Oa5 &crtrauen Oe5 &bes
0lOcu uerlOren bGttcn. Der &9c0ipc
bate nit %orO GrOmcr, Sem groBbriz
t0nniihcu Olplomatlihcu 2lgcuteu uno
bcuO(madjti9tcn 0iiuiiter, I'M 2auIe oc8
9ta6uitta9S cine llntcrrcoung, woraui
9}ubHr Baiha nit ser 8ilOunQ eluc6
ucuen &abiuct3 bcuuftragt wurOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
9}r. 922.

5ranOc.- Somito9 irjb branntt
Sic &llteuiabrit Der 0N. 4. Sd,ul;c d
Comp, 9lr. Is unO -, 9}oro S6orp.
SnaBc, aus. Qao 6cucr, welhes nab:
Dem &ciclraume cntitonocu mar, ridtets
cincu SdoSen non $4,000 an, oem nur
cine %eriideruns BON $4,000 QcQcniibcr
itCbt. DaS anQrcnicHoc Gicihaft 6eE
n nSaOIcr GOnpagnie" wurOc III 0ci
60be pom $500 bcibGoigt.
- SIN 0ouic 9ir. 1914, SfzGboic.
SruBc, rtdltctc am Somtog8 g}aa.
mittag cin Srano 9crngfu9i9cn Sdo.
Den an.
= Qur9 cine go5flammc marO am
Samitag5 2IbenO Ooo S9nFouh uur
9tr. Oil, NOrosGiapiunBc, scr Sarob
9amcS ac56rcnO, I'M Scnagc pOn $3.50
beidaoiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
SrniiItcn
$50 lit 2lon.iral Wtuo?

2ouo on, 16. 2lpril.-0ic 5iuc8"
habcn beutc cine bonn 8eiebl5buber oe8
SanalbooteS Beagle" bier aus Wontcz
piOco angelauQtc 0cpeihe Iber sic .3us
| itGuOe III Sralilien per0nentliht. 0icier
Oepci6e 5ufolge ncrlOren Die 5nlurgenz
ten bel Dem Sturm auf Bic StaOt JfiO
Gjranoe DO Sul $50 Ofann, GOOte uno
9erWunoste, mG9renO Die 9tegicrungSs
truppcn nur 100 Wtarn perloreu. 9ta6
rem abseidtoscucn Sturme be9aben iid
900 unbelpafInete 9niurgenten auf Oa5
0e6iet BON Uruguay. 0ieIelben wurs
ben Der 0epcIhc nah bonn Sen. Sal>
goba 9e!iibrt, pel6er ii6 nit oen Srupz
pen BON WtcllO, benz 3niur9entenfibrsr,
a6gcwanot bat, neil CT Die 2Fldne 0enclz
ben niat biQigte. Iie 9epei6e fIgt
blnsu. oaB 0a8 Observation-Disclosures
naa Baranagua ab9cOampft mare.
Gtner anocrwcitigen 9{atlrl3t jufOlge
iit nur @sncral Sal9uoo BON Der n9(ez
publica" auf urugu0yiihcm 8Ooen &C.
lauoet, Oteuo nit eintm IbetI ietner
glnbGnqer an 8oro ocS Sdiiie5 geblicz
ben, neil bic gofalbcB BOrocn, Oencn CT
ii6 81 er9eben augeboten bate, ibm
feline @arantie baiiir 9eben fOuntcn,
6aB er uidt pOn Uruguay an ben Braz
iioenteu Beiroto au59slleTert iucroe.
Die n91cpublica" itad Oann wieber in
Gee; pObtn ije iidj 9cwanot, wetB man
sur 3elt nid)t.
gOnOon, 16. 2(pril. - Die bieIi9e
braiilioniide geianOtldlaft bat folgenOe
0raBtmcloung ans 9(iO De 5aneiro ct.
balten: rn9(io DC 5anerro, 10. 9lpril.-
Die Sniur9cnttn habcn ale nod in
ibrem Be lte gemcieneu Sdific in Yarana
uno Santa 9atarina i'm Sti6 0elaien.
Der BON linen geuIdtc Scriuf, in Der
Staot 9iio 0ranOe 30 Sul islten SUB
III fulIeu, muroc pereitelt. Bct Dem li9
6a6ei entIpiunenOen &f perlOrcn Die
9tcbsllen 600 Otann. Die llebriqen
laubeten ipGter i'm Departemcnt Go6a
in Der 9lepublit Uruguay, bon no 2lOz
miral Otello uuo 0eneral Salgaoo in
iIolider 9tiftung abreiiten.
Die gcb0rOen BON Uruguay oerrueis
qcrten bcu 9febcllenid)ifieu Die Grlaubz
niB, an oen pon ibnen qemGbltcn Bl6tz
sen Dor 9nfer 3u 9ebeu, uuO Die Sdtiie
ita6en in 6olge 0eiien, uadoem etma
400 Ntann pom oeulelbeu unbemaiinet
ans 2auD 9cfOmmen, luICoer III Zee.
9as &riegsid)lii r6epublica" uno ciz
nisc GranSpOrtldjfie botten bie ,5iGdtis
qen BON 9lio 9runoe DO Sul nad einem
Blaec an Der &Iite uOn Uruguay sez
bra6t.""
2onOOn, 16. 9(pri(.-2tuf ser bies
iiaen n6on0sb6ric" bate oic 9ta6riht
BON Der 9tteberlase 2lOmiral 1feQo'8
unO OeIIen 6lu6t auf oa8 Gebict BON
llruquap, ourd bic oa5 GnOe Der brafiz
lianiidcn 3fepOIutiOn beiiesclt cri6eint,
cine bcheutenNe &ursbeIerun9 fiir bras
iiliuniide 8ertbpapiere sur 6OIge.
so Sabre.
ct. 2Ouis, Yto., 16. 9(pril. -
Gine ser allcrdlteiten bcutihen fatboliz
id,en @jemeiuOen ser Scr. Staateu, Die
bieii9e ct. 9oicpbs 0emeinoe, feierte
9elteru inter Der Gbeilnabme uon 5auz
ienOen uOn Dtit9lie0srn uno ioldcn
aIler anotren oeutidsn tatbOlii6cn Gje;
mcin6en pom StaOt unO llmqeqcno Den
fani;iglten 5abre8taa Der @5runoiteins
leaung ibrer &Irde, Der 6lteIten beutz
l9sn tatbOIIlaen &lr9e Ses 8etens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Slattern III Gbicaeo.
1ee ertrantnnastaue in Der Iesten gs,

1875 Grfratifunssiaue III Der Iesten @od1c.
Gbica9O, JQo., 16. 2lpril. - 9n
Ser lebten MOfe iinO bier 1876 ncue Gr>
frnufuugcn an BEN SSlattcrn por9efomz
men. 9a8 SonitGt5sO Oepartemcnt err
tlGrt, c5 lei unm0glld, cine 2lusbrcis
tuna Der Seu6c SIT perbiiten, wenn
nidt meitere 9tGumIidtettcn CUR geci9z
ueten llntcrbrin9uug Der Batlcnten elm
geridtet wiirOen. 2tuh eriuft man sic
8epOlferuu9 in Ocn aIiiiirtcu Oiitriften,
ucrOadti9e Srantbcit5Ialle iOfort ;ur
9lnjei9e sn bringen. SIM iiibrueitli9cn
StaottbciIc wurOcn gcitern 0rei uno
am Samitu9 ;uei Ourd Sluttern pers
urIu9te IOoesfduc contatirt. Die be-
treficnOen 9ln9ebOrIgcn butten Die an
itcfenOc &rantbctt 5n pcrbeimlidcn &C.
iudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Etcaraau0.

0tanasua, Die, 16. 9(pril. .-Bras
iioent 3elaga bat iib pom Oiiniiter 60
meg los9eiu9t, unO anltatt Der friibercn
bidcn 6reunOiaaft Swildcn ben beiOen
Staatsmanncru, beitcbt beute cine Bit
tere 6eiuOiduft. @Omes bat iein BOrz
tefOIiO nieOergeleat, cbeniO iein SruOcr,
Der gsnerul BOitmcilter, an bciicn
Steqe Or. SrOO5pOlte srnunnt t1urOc.
Sier oerluutct, OaB Der bt5berise Sc.
iunote an 6ie&er. Staaten, Sen. @u;z
man, 0enlud9lt ab6erufen merben ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Sr0uoe.

Sempfteu0, Ser., 16. 9tprl(. =
6eucr Serit0rtc lcste 9tadt sic M06elz
gtieoerlu9e bon 9lfrcO SdwarS ionic
mebrere anito6enoe GjebGullhteiten.
Der Gjeiummtuerluit beIGuft lid apT
$4,000 uno lit tbcIlluetie Our9 Ser
iid1rruun neNrft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Safe
06aHe!

Iur R,iie i'm ausIaroe teorst iHr.rbab "a stuubeS
iu beheut.no herabseesten Br.iie
@ouarD gfainf,
slemsfsSds SaItiMoresStrc uue fsftzSffeesslps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Sius Observation-Disclosures.

'i2tiiabO II, 16. 2lpril.-0ie @ab=
len Iiir Die GeputirtenfOmner baben nit
ctncm abcrmall9cn Sie9e Der GegierunQ
9ecuOct. 9lus bcniclbcn lit 0ieIelbe STE
gIcrun9S z0taiorltdt, pic biSBcr, berpor
0eQQn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-17
Eie frnri6hfdhe Nlotte.

Yori8, 16. 9lpril. - Die pon Ser
Oeputirtenfammcr ernannte Commit
iiOn, I'M BEN .3uitanO Der fran;6iiideu
6lOttc Su unterIu6cn, bat cine wi9tlge
Sibun9 ab9tbaltcn. SOdrop, Der leiz
tenoe @eiit oieier llnteriu6ung, perIa8
cinen langcn Beridt. 0erielbe bcIa9t,
OoB Die Sciiirdtun9en binlidtlib Oc5
3ufanOeS Der 6lotte Ourd Die Inter
ludunS nur nod 9citei9ert mOrOen
marcn. 1icielbe bGtte ergeben, boB Die
6IOtte nidt ferti9 sur Niobilmuduns
unO bic OtagaSinc in 6Olgc Der 9tahs
laiiigfeit tbrer GerwaItun9 leer itanOen.
Gtne 9(elbe SOrpebOboOtc wGren Obne
Otannidait.
9lOmiraG SaQon lief f6 be8 Gins
sebcnoen iber Die eroBen &oltcnuntcr=
lhieOe iiir oteieIben Soften ucri6iebener
6abr3eu9c ans unb enlpiubl, baB 6ranf=
reid bas Grbauen BON GiicnfolOilcn,
iueld)e cine tbatla9lide @jcfabr fir bu5
2ano Ielblt bcOeuteten, einlteQe. Die
GOmmiiiiOn bciblnB, Dor 2lnnubnte ser
Seridte in cine eingcbenOe 9ur66era.
thuu0 oeYlelhru cirt;utYPtpn