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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
DrrmiGdtes aus otn Der. Staaten.

3uei Orittel ser gco0lferun q
be5 StdbthenS marfe1
i'm SbenauOoutbale, Sirg., beltsbt aus
9tadfOumcn osS i'm Sabre 1854 in
gtorb Carolina seborenen lutbtriI6en
Brebisers Baul oentel uuo BON ocieu
g,aoern. Gin 9enfel 9i.bt heute pas
rSbenanSOab Sallep" berauS.
9li6t nur iinO Die MtitslieSer Der
weituer3lpetJten 6anlilie Seuttl oeutz
Ider 9lbItammung, ionocrn audi bic er>
wGbnts 2Soden;eltuug iit osuti1en llrz
iprunss. inOcn lic lau9e nah bcm Able
ben pom NmbrOiius Sentel, Dem @jriius
Der unO SsrauS9ebsr Der erltcn Ceutlden
3situns IN Sirsinien, bes rShsiuiiher
Solfsberldter uno 9teu@Diarteter Woz
denIdrlit" unb na6 benz Glnseben Der
Sesteren Ssren @rbidaft antrat, aber
italr IN oeutl9sr, in ensliider Sprade
sebrudt lit.
@on oicisr alten beutideu 3eituns,
Sie I'M Scbre 1906 sucrit eridlen, babeu
Die Qerren Senfel nur ;wsi 3abr9Gnse
i'm Sclis. Sin Correspondent Der vSu.
Stsgs." bat Oieien 6Ol9euOcS entuOus
men: Inter Dem Saupttltsl auT Der
erlten Seite be8 Slatte8 ilt fOlSeuOes
SetsnatniB seorudt:
pSd) BIN benz Satr!ot,
8elision IND 98abrbeu treu;
iGuo ld3 aud peoer Sob.
nod 9'rop. nod Chr pob,p."
Qm Z. Sftober 1907 bradte aas
Slatt fols.noc gteuistelt:
rRobt. Sutton, Der Griiuber O.s
Gau4srbOOts, bat feline GriIuSuus si'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
Die srmppem fampfberett.

2oto bama, %. Jull.-Ole lapas
niiden Sruppen in @orea Baben lid)
gcgen Die uon ben @bineieu in oieism
HanOe belest qebaltenen Buntte in Scs
pegun9 selest. Glnem blutisen G3us
iunmcntoB sluli6en geiben iiebt man
ItInOlid ent9e9en.
gSte aue Sourbuuen, bat auG CT
Itd)tS aelernt uno yei6tS per
8eiien.
2oubon, 25. Suli. Son Wa6rib
fOmmt Die 9taari6t, 6aB Don Same,
Bring uun 9llturien unO SObn bes
&rons Brdtenbenten Don Carlos, Elm
Wtaniislt erlaiien bat, luOrin er Der iYas
nilden Ytat;oI tuuo un0 gu wilIsn tbut,
OaB CT infer feincr 8eoinouns Die
&rone Spanien's aIs liberalcr OOer
cOnititutioneller &Gnig anusbm.n wiirs
De. Dor mebreren Sabren bate Senor
Sa9uita, Der ieei9e Breuiernliniittr,
ieintm Satcr oi. &rone anqebotcn,
penn er ais libsraler &0uia regieren
wHrbc, unO Don Carlos bGbs runOwsg
ub9elebut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
Die Sarii.Sia nbur SnItrntttun Orm
Gnnfcrcn,zGnmitc 3urilfgclf)ift.

Q0aIbington, 3. g., %. Suli.
-@enu Der beutl9e 8eldluB Oe5 remoz
fratiidsn SeuatSs@ @aufus bcfOl9t luirb,
bann t0umt Die Debate Iber Die Sariiz
Sorlagc morgcn gum AbitluB, unO Die
Sill mtro obnc ir9euo pcldc 5nitrutz
tion oem GOnTercHS 9Omlte 5luufgcc
ianbt merocn.
9tah elmer Debate, uelhe iiber brei
Stunben oauerte, purOe Gin bie8bcSiis>
Iihcr 2lntrng pcs tSrn. Sarui8 einitim'
miq an9enOmmeu.
Der @oufus begauu icine Sisuu9
UNI llbr 9tabuittag8. Der erite Sprez
der mar 0r. 8OrOOu, luelaer eiumuz
tbig.S SauSeln unb barmOuiidcs 3uz
iummcuwirfcn ennpfabl. Gr bOfIe, ouB
man aIle beabiittigten SnitrutIioucn
untcrlallc, uno baB Die StQ Surif ge>
ihtdt wcrOe nit Der einiahcn SniOrmaz
tion, baB Der Ssnat uuf aaeu BON ibm
binsu seiugtcu glmenOement8 beItebe.
Die SenatOren @ruD, Sarul8, 2lnOiaD,
8alib IL. a. iprudcn fid II oemiclben
Slnne aus unO unterltiIetcn ben Anz
trag.
3ucrlt muBte in grfubrung gebradt
werOcn, Oh Sr. 9iluS 9cnei9I mar, Ielz
nsn Ginmano se9eu ben .3Oll auf raIfis
nirtcn j3uder Surid ST 5icbeu, uno Dies
fibrte 3u elmer lebbaItsn Debate, Die
bis 5 llbr oaucrtc. 9r. SiIaS erbat
fi9 erit nod ScOcnfScIt, I'M Die an9cz
lesenbeit senuu 81 celpdscn unO mo-
mOslih nit Dem PraltOenten sn bcras
then. Die 2lr9umeutc Der unceren Sez
natOrcn i6icnen elnen 9cwaltiscu Gin
pruf uui orn. 8ilas ju MAIDEN, uuo
tur3 rtud lIbr criOlgte Der einltimnliae
Yeidlub, otc Sorlage Obnc GOmmentar
Dem Gonieren; @Omite ;u iibericnOen,
woruuf Scrtaguug crTol9te.
Oas l(eberlenbcn wlro oOrausllhtllb
mOrsen ssideb,n, uno man glaubt, OaB
nit cini9cn scliuoen NiUOiiiIatiOusn
ba8 SauS Die SOrlage in ielucr neuen
Gjcltalt, .. b. nit BEN Sin;uiii9ungen
ocs Scnats, auuebmen wiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
gu lrbrnslangli9rr 3u6tBansifrair ir
nerurthcilt.

8enaOnia. Ottd., 25. Suli. -
gS. s.. &bader, mtldler ieiue 6rau per-
siftcte, wurOe seitcrn 3u leben5Idn9liz
der 3udtbausitrufe peruytbeilt.
@rano 9tapi68, Oiid., %.
9uli.-9fidter SurIinsbam bat geitcrn
SenrD Yrume, Der i'll 5friibluBr 6rau
MarD WtcSeubrlf srmorOete, fir Die
0uuer icincs 2ebenS na6 9ufiOn ms
3u9tbaus sei9ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27

rorbwdrts bes Gaps, bus nod sani
unbcfannt lit, gu eriOrifen. gbcniO
wirD Safiun nit ieiner GrpebitiOn perz
iuden, YetermaunlanS, oa8 nOyOlid
bonn Gap 6li9elcp 9cle9eu uuo ebcnIall8
BON ben Sel ltrcid,rn entosfte Sohlann,
su errsiden. g8ie melt iidb hieIeS nafl
liOrSsn erltredt, psiB 9iiemonb, bod
9laubt Safion, OaB Sieies Sano cine
9rOBe glusbebnung beiiet.
Tenn e5 Der Expedition 9elln9cn
lollts, EetermannlanO Su betreten, 10
mill iie mo9lidit melt iiber oen norollh'
iten biSbsr crreidten Bunft uororin9en.
0a Sufion nidt erpurtet. OaB iid Sns
2anS biS sum Bol ,ritrtdt, 10 bat blc
Expedition sinige leidte aus Se9eltud
bergcitc0te SOote BON beionOrrcr Con-
iiruftion bel iid1, nit bsnen i:lblt 9roBere
Strefen gSaiicrS bur6tren5t Ueroen
fOnnen.
9lmfrmbr In Scr frans6iIid)cn Scpus
tirtcnfamtuer.
Bari8, &c. Suli.- Nic0el eiumal
mar Die Otputirtenfammer bic Sccne
zines wilben 4uIrubrs. DEN 4nlaB Su
bcrielbcn Got bic Mcitcrberatbung Der
Inti. Auardiltcn@ SOrluge Der 9fegicz
rung. Der Otputirtc Saure8( G Oslaltit)
itclltr buS 9lmeuSemcnt, oaB 8ftrtltcr,
ScuatOren uuo 9eputirteu, welac i'd
tGttcn bcitehen laijcn, nit oeu 2lnars
6iiteu auf cine Stuic 9citelIt uuO benz
entlprehenb beurtbellt weroen lollten.
Oas GmenOement Oiinetc bon gtcucnl
Die Sdmueidlsuien 6es Yanamuz 3wI>
idlcniallss. Der Oeputirtc SOurOau
(Gepubllfancr) ridtetc icincn 9ln9rtfi
ipt;iell 9egen ocn friibcrcn 6iuGnimintz
fer 9fouulcr. 0icier anhuortCtc, Oa6
itiu 9luf aus ocm Banana: StanOal
unbeidGOiet bcruOrgc9angcn mare un0
6aB er ben ibm BON 5ouruau tingcworz
fcneu Sanblhub an auecrcm Srtc aufz
nebmen niir6s SdlIieBltd murOe ouS
glmcnocmcnt SaureS' nit 264 9cgcu
222 Stnmen absclebnt, luOrauI Die
Gammcr beihIoB, iGmmtlihe periOnltde
b.IcibigcnSs SteIIen in Den 9feOcn aus
bem ,grotOfou uuSjuitrcidlcn. SicrNurb
wur6e Elm Dusll 3wiiden Sourb0n uno
91oupier bnfdll'g. 2eetcrcr bate bcrcttS
iclncS SefuuEauten all SourOan gcl6idt.
Sic Gbolcra.
2Ittidh, 26. Suli. - Scit lctten
Samitug iIn0 bier adt nCue G9olcra>
idae our amtlidcn &cnutniB gclaust.
Sicr Gbul:,afrunfe linO scitorbeu. 9n
Serltul iturb Elm @bolerapatient.
6ou, 26. Sult. - GIne De-
ptide aus @isn an Die r0uilD gteu5"
mel0e!, OaB Die GbOlera rapJOe in 0)as
li3ien an Su86ebnung sewinnt. Sn
tIitcr 2iuie werbcu Der rueltlide 0ttrtft
BON &ratau uuO sic Sltltden 9iitritte
nabe Der rullilfen @renie BON Der Seu>
DIE beim9ciudt. Der Grcn3ucrfebr 1T
y uOGitdnSla auigcbObcu uOrOen.
SerIiu, 26. Suli. - Die bieiisc
Yolt;ei Oircftion bat an IduImtlIde
Scrltncr 0Oielbeiibcr Die Narrun9 &C.
rlbtet, bel 9lufnabme BON aus 0fuBlauo
ooer Eolen fommen6eu @Glten ia rtft
uoriidti9 ~ lein uHO feline tr9en0pie
6OleraptrOddti9e Yeri6ulidtcit, naz
mentifl audi tetu OtitslicO Der aus Bes
tcr8bur9 setOmmcncn 6omilic (0ire jlt
bcberbergen. 6rau Sire NOR aus Sc
ter5burs bier cin9etrOfcn unO alSbulO
nad Dem Wtoabiter &ranfenbauie &C.
braat porOcn, no ibre Srauthett falls
Gin fpUraOiiher 6aGl BON aiiutlider GbOz
lera erfanut puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
GOnusntiun orr 'A.R.u.' anbtraumt,
Sie gulman,@erfitattrn mod INNER
gcitblnhen.
Gin Sbeit oerWilis perldst Chicago

@bicaso, 26. Suli. - Die 9iref>
totcu 6tr ,glmerican 9fuiluaD Union"
bubcn beute MOr9cn in eincr SieuEg
beIdIOhen, fir ben ,. ausnit cine Ser
lammlung urn 0elegaten lGnlmtllder
yotalpcrelue in llblid'S Sulle an;abcz
raumen.
2ieie Seriammluns iOu barber be-
ltiihMen, oh Der Strife fortseiest Obcr
auiscbobcn iueroen iOu. Die Gcduten
0cbs, SpwmS, Seliber nnS 9fO9erS
ipoQeu iidy auf bteie Wciie Dor Weltcren
gcridtllhen lluannebmIldtelten lpGbrcn
uno Die Srrantwortlt6tclt BON iih auf
Die 0elesutcn idiebcn.
Gin SdluB Der Sibuug begabcn bic
0ireftoren lid nad llb!idl'5 Salle, no
ctwa 1000 Strifer Der 'ammelt maren.
9ti6t curcn rollenocr Seiiall bfgriBte
Die Seamtcn bel ibrem Grldcinen, unO
0cbs belt cine ldngere aniprudc, Die
oft applauolrt wuc0e.
Die 8namaE=gScrfitdttcmn nod tin:
ntee GeidIohen.
bicaao, 26. Suli.- Siir9crmeiz
iter Soptius bate cine ernitlide Inter
reouns nit 0ru. gSides, Dem Siccz
YrGiocntcn Der EuumauzYSerflt1tte,
worm er ibm uuumwunoen mlttbellte,
baB er unlcr Oblualten0en lmltGnoen
Die Gruppcn nidlt ldngcr in Bullmon
baltcn fonutc, pcnn oIe @elslIidaf it tslue
glnltalten CUR gSicOeraufnabme Oce 81
triebeS made. IS mare ungereht, 9cz
gen Die Oiilis unO cen Staat ;uglclt,
mcldcr Die Soften oicicr miIit6rlldeu
Semadung !ra9eu mGIie. QSifcs crs
wipcrte, OaB bic lScrfltatte wieocr erOiIz
net werben lOllten, uber er wllic Eidt
gcnuu mann. Der Siir9ermcitcr c,z
tlGrtc ibm bann, baB ct Die Sruppen
bOhitcnS nod cine gSo9c bort Iulien
wii,oe, abcr icbcnfalls uidt bis Sep<
Timber oDer 9tcpember. Ntan befurdlz
tet feline 9tubslt0run9cn BON Den &euten
i'll FuLmau, aber cine 9luSabl Giiens
babnzSlritsr baltcn iidl bort aui, bic
ii9 beltanOi9 als StOrenfrlcOe er9cbcn.
Gin SbeiI Der WiIis sum- 2lbmaritb
pan Gbiea8o bcoroert.
0ouuerneur 9lltgelS bat bic brittle
@rigaoe Der Stautsnili5 sum abmari9
BON Chicago beOrbert, neil CT bic llcberz
;susuu9 hat, baB sur a0semeinen Siz
therbcit nod 9cnug Oiilitar pOrbanbQ
lit. Die Brigade uirO iih bcute gum
2l5maria riitsn.
(Spdter) I'm swci llGr 9fadnits
tass bate Die brittle Brigade Chicago
btreits rerlaiien, bic GOmpasnie'n BON
Cambridge, Moline unb 9snsleO nit
Der r6Odz5slauO@," bic @Ompasnie' IL
BON Greeport, 0alena unS 9iOdIOrS nit
Der ySllnOis>@ @entrat>Sabu."
9tet befiuOet ii9 nod Die critic Sriz
sabe, b,ltebcnO aus Orci 9fesimenteru,
einer 2ruppe &auaIlerie unb 9lrtillerie
inner COMMANDO pon @eneral @beeler
bier. Oieie 3ruppen iinb in SIos
Chicago, &eulingtOn, Yulmuu, 9Seitz
Sammonb uno in Den SisbbOien itas
tinuIrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27

ner Maid,ine, womit ct Sdiiie BON unz
ter benz 9Sa6er in Die 2uIt ipren9en
fann, Al elmer iold)en 8ontommenbsit
sebradt, Dat CT ain Wontas, ben 20.
Suli. in benz Safen BON 9tsw>g gOrf Dor
ben Nugen pieler Sauienb .3ulaaner
zine 8robe BON Der 2DirEung oerielben
baburd ubleste, oaB er cine Srisantine
BON 200 3 omen BON unten aui prengte.
Der erite Serlud miBlaus ibm, neil
bic Waidiue, Die ct baiu ssbraudte,
unb Die sr SOrpsOo nennt, iid i'm Nalz
isr unl9errebt bate, urS nnterpartS,
itatt auIlpGrts idlus. Gin 5wsiter Ser
iu6 idlua aud iebl, neil bic &rait
ni6t itarf genEs mar. Sei benz britt
ten 8eriud) cher barlt bte grtgant!nc
mltten crtSwei, SuB Der Vlalt 5lpilhen
Die beiben Ibeile fiel, unO in ciner gtlz
mute ianf iic.
Siele Grlinouu9 mirb, mann lie bis
su einem orDcutllden @ebraud usruous
fonnnnet u.rbeu tann, emit Die bette
Scrtbeloi9un9 unlsrer SecbaIen merf
Ssu; bsnu ba miro lid) fein isinblides
Sdift III Der Nd6e blden lailen Siirfcn.
gtcben bem 1T Dies cine Grfinoun9,
morauf 9lmtrifa 10 fOls iein bari, alS
auf bic Grfinoup9 Der 9SeIterlsiter unO
Der Gleftri3itat, Deun es lit su bsmerfen,
SaB Sr. Sutton Elm gebprener amertfaz
ner it,"
Der 14siabrise Gilbert YOor in Gnz
berlpm, SnS., nuroe on einen Der lesz
ten 9ta6mittase bci'm Sabsn i'm gSblte'
Riper pom &ramp be fallen.
Gr wurbe in Siderbeit 9tbraAt, blieb
a5cr 9ans itarr unS perlor Die Serrlhaft
iibsr leinen san;.n &Orper, Der lteiT, wie
Stabl, ipurOe. Der &nabe bcfinOet lidl
nod iest in Semislben 3uitanbe. Gr
permas au ipreteu uno bat OI1enbur
feline srbebliden S6merSempfnonn9en.
Oieie eiasntbImlide Grldeinuu9 mlro
fir cine 9ta6wirtuns elmer 9tiidcnz
marts>Gnt;iinOun9 9sbaltsn, iuslde ben
&naben sor einem SABRE befallen battc.
@eOrse .. 8entwOrtb, Elm lunscr
SSarmer in Der nddlten llmsebun9 BON
gtortbfislb in Maiahuiett8, perlu6te
neulid 9taAts leluen 8ater in
Ser semein amen gS Obnuug
ermorb BEN, fam uber ielbit Oaz
bel nm oas 2eben. Der allie 9Seutz
luOrtb bemiibte iid, i'll cine Sala9crei
iwiiben ieinem SObne unb ctucm
6runsOi.u, welde auf Ser 1anOfraBe
pOr ietnem Sauie itattfuuo, orrmittslnO
tinsugreiien, wurOe abcr BON ieirem
SObne nieOer9eI6la9en.
Sm Sauie wurOe iOfprt Ser Strelt
Swii6:n Satsr unO Sobn erneucrt.
Der &tstcre crsrifi cine 6linte uno mar
I'M Sesriii,, ben Yater nit Dem &Olbem
nieOer5uidIassn, als biclcr Sas Gbiirz
futter ltreiits unb oas @ewebr iid III
5plse be8 StobcS ami ben iungen
Otann eutluO. Stcrbeuo iprad oieier
nod iein gcoauc:n barber aus, baB ct
Stm 9ater ui9t bu8 yebenslidlt aus9ez
blaien babe. 9ater uno Sobn waren
bel Dem SOrguuse betrunfeu 9swslsn.
Gunpsntiun Oer A.R.u.' anbrraumt.
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sta0t Baltimore.

b.-0urd einen 2uarm pom
Saiteu Or. So wur0e Die 6euerWebr
beutc DtOrgen I'm l3 llbr nad BET 5a>
bIif pom g8m. 9tidler an Der @rOB<,
nabe Observation-Disclosures, 9eruien, no auf
unbcfanntc Nciie 6eucr aus9ebrOden
mar. 9Sie uiel SdaScn an9cridtet
wuroe, lit bis icet nod nift ermitlslt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
SBnhe Suti3.


@arIis lc, &y., 26. 5uli. = Der
9tsser Sia Gpler, uelter crn flciucs
OtdOdeu, Glma Gaupb'Q, persswaIz
tist bate. wuroe beute Sormittas Don
elmer Sdlaar belpafineter Siireer scz
waltlam aus ieincr Belle I'M @efausni6
gcidleppt unO an sIncn Baum in Der
9tabe aui9etnipft. Ter 9tcscr betbeu>
erts feline llui6ulS, abcr Der Sater OeS
&inSsS crflarte, SaB ieine Godter bcu
Sdurfsn iSentifi;irt babe, fuOrauf INN
Der Strid nm Oen !0als seIest unO iei=
mem Daisin elm Gnbs 9sma4t wurOe.
Gin gri,t3 in's 9cfanenis ee,pprfcn.
Sanger, &c. Suli.-3a9 aus Ses
bier einsesansenen 9tu6ridt.u bat Der
Sultan nun audi isinen Sruber Dtulep
Omar unO msbrer. isintr 9Inbauser unz
ter Der Seidulbtsurs psrbaiten lailen,
baB iie iib bu;u perltwOren bdtlsn,
'hn. ben Sultan. pom g bron III itirsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27

2Ilpa SubbdrO & Coup. babtn 0eu
@Ouuott ;ur peSuug Der neuen Cottage O,s
Sru. Sobn ". pal, &nlbroof, Dto., nit.
lelit oes ps aHtarp 6eaters" srhaIt.u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27
Ser Seatid)c Correspondent,
Gdelid, r6hcltIib uro Scnntoas,
Raiue, esiarutbnmer uno Neontssur

(siadhfoIacr ron Is. Rors),
elhneit=Gde Baltimore Strc6, uEo oltzS IIee 2lpe
Trcis pts ia eIialen ssIattes, purd Erdscr bcorst
12As Cts; taelicIc Tno Scnnfa 40 s.tre 9aoe 10
Traa,r.-5aolid, ntbN epnnta ss zainseabe untsI
4oric SorausS,iobuHG $3.50 pro >Sobr, IiIr tlpe.t
!Scit I'M ScrbGinib; ilr ti, mocIentlid,e slnseahs
nit spnntooSbluf portcirei nit 2lb5us tir Stubs,
$3.50 pro 5arr, rap irseno einem Srte oes SHlar.
brs. 81 nab europa. Spnntas =Anegane II
pro Sahr-3as bette rnh biutgfte osufld1e Siatt
in Zen Y,iitsI= mo Z SIsfa1trH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-27

5CS GunTtIets Sitie.
Giti9er @ott, crhalIe nlIr
Triidl uno frei Der 2lnge pier:
Augeu, Sd0neo III ergruuOeu,
Seele, Sd6ues ;u empiiuoeu,
@tiit, oas Sdone ;u 5ebalten,
9duoe, SdOHes 81 geitalieu.
&npba:l &it.
Dag 9tie's Sitte srbOrt mOr6en, be-
wciieu ieine iibcraQ unO pOn allen be-
wunberten @jsmGlOs, in 0enen iid 10
rc9t Os8 WleiiterS religi0ie @mpTinOuns
qen uno 0eIiible mtoerlpieiu.
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Olenono's
$$hta,efel,
$$etfe

int iuartnen Sao iOtOrt
2lbbiilte. Sic Seit fir
OieIe Iaiti9en @rS6einaits
gcn lit jebt Oa, 1tnO 9teies
ttigen, Die Oarttmter 5tt leis
Oen babem, tuerOem nit
9nnf ncrnebntett, Oa6 ei1t
tparmeS SaO 1att0
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Mus uuterer seitrisen ?. IOrecmzIussabe.,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-22
DEMENT'S WRITE-UP.
A Newspaper Man Sues and Receivers
for Work Done.

for Work Done.
Judge Hebberd has decided that Ed
ward E. Dement,. a newspaper man, must
receive his due compensation for write
up of the Bella Vista Hotel.
To September of last year Dement, was
approached by l.. II. Cosper and Henry
Bader, two advertising agents, VINO asked
him if he would undertake to. write about
ten pages of $50 to 200 words page. TO
form book to be called the "Hotel Bella
Vista Souvenir" They would supply him
with all the data and he was to do the
wTite-up. He could inspect the hotel if he
chose, so as 10 have better material for his
story.
Dement, agreed, and in due course the
of a description of a hotel, with all its
rooms, furniture, fixtures, etc. COsper
ana Bader had made it a successful adver-
Using scheme by having each firm supply
ing any part of the h0tel's composition
duly mentioned therein. The book would
read: ION entering the spacious dining
room The visitor Is struck by costly car
pet, made by - & Co., walls tinted by
the well-known firm of -, upholstery
from the stores of - & Co." etc. Cos
per and Bader made money, but when
Dement, tried to get his pay they refused
his Dill or sou, claiming that lie naQ con-
tracted to do the work for $40.
The case was tried in the Justices.
Court. and Dement, got a judgment for
$50 and costs. Cosper and Bader ap-
pealed, and Judge Hebbard heard the
case yesterday. Expert testimony was the
order of the day. "A number of witnesses
testified that, in their opinion, the work
was worth anywhere from $50 to $50.
Cosper and Bader produced no experts,
but simply denied that they were liable.
Howard MacSherry fought their cause,
and tried 10 make out that Dement, had
made $40 contract.
Ii was further contended that when
Cosper u Co. received Dement'S bill they
said: We'll, he's got nerve to send in
this bill. He's only entitled to So" But
against this there was evidence to show
that Cosper and Bader had Immediately
started on round of Inquiries among
newspaper men to find out what such
services as those rendered by Dement,
were generally worth.
On these grounds Judge Hebbard decid-
ed that there was TO contract between the
parties. and that Dement, was entitled TO a
reasonable fee. He ordered Judgment to
be rendered 10 Dement'S favor for S25 and
all costs. Cosper was indignant at the
Judgment. and attempted to argue with
the Judge, but to no purpose.
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NO. NO.
Certif. Shares. Amt.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMEN T-MEXICAN GOLD
IN and Silver Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business San Francisco, Cali
fornia; location OF works Virginia, Storey
County, Nevada,
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held the twelfth day OF
June, 1884 an assessment mo b0) Of twenty-five
cents Coo per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately In
United States gold coin to the secretary, at the
once Of the company, room 70, evada block, 3O9
Montgomery street, san Francisco California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the seventeenth day or July, 1874
will be delinquent and advertised for sa g at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before,
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the seventh day OF
August, 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs of adVertis ng and ex-
penses OF sale. BY order Of the Board OF Direc-
tors. CHAS f. ELLIOT, Secretary
Omee-Room 10, Nevada lock, 500 Montgom-
cry street. San Francisco, California.
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ACCUSED OF REBELLION.
Serious Charge Against a Sacra-
mento Striker.

A United States Deputy Marshal
brought three strikers from Sacramento to
this city last night TO be tried by the
United States District Court. Two of
the men, NJ. J. Riley and A. L. Schubert,
are charged with retarding the mail.
A. S. Greenlaw, the third prisoner, who
with the other two was lodged in the
County Jail. is charged with engaging in
rebellion and instruction against the
authority of the United States and the
laws thereof" The same charge has been
made against Worden, who is being tried
for murder in Y0lo County.
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MA RRIED.

SCHUYLER SULLIVAN-In this cItv JuIv II
1894, BY the Rev. o. Groensberg, Charles p
SCHUYLER and Maggie Sullivan.
BERN-DlNDSTRuM-1n this city. July 81, 1894
by the Rev. 2. A. Edqulst, Henry Bern and
Maria Ltndstrom, both OF San Francisco.
PETTEY-FLANNELLY- this city June 2
1894, by the Rev. FaIEer Bremen, John NJ
Pettey and Mamie Flanneliy, both of San Fran.
cisco
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
A Veteran Retired and Placed on the
Pension List.

The Fire Commissioners met last night
and received the annual report of Chief
Sullivan, which was ordered printed.
James Colvin of engine 5, who has faith
fully served The department. twenty-seven
years and is 67 years old, va retired from
active duty and placed on he pension list.
His place was given 10 S. j. Bridgewood.
Truck Company was organ Zed with
John Carew foreman. The truck Will be
Kept in the engne-house at Folsom and
Twenty streets.
Myron Wilson of chemical was fined
wo weeks wages for neglect of duty.
James Gallagher of engine and John
O'Bren of engine resigned.
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The Henry ii. Hyde Libeled.

a libel has been filed in the United States
District Court by W. w. Montague q Co.
The libelanl seeks to recover S2l9 20 from
the owners of the vessel. on the ground
that goods shipped to them from New
York by the ship were damaged.
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DIED.

ANDERSoN-In South San Francisco, July 10.
1894. Thor William, eldest and beloved son OF
Charles and Hida Anderson. and brother OF
Alma, Francis and Hida Anderson. a native OF
San Francisco. aged years months and l
days Astoria (Or.) papers please copy.I
RH- Friends, and acQua intanccs are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at l O'Clock P. M, from the residence
of his parents, Nineteenth avenue, between III
and | streets, Bay View, South San Francisco
Interment |. q. o. +. Cemetery. S
GARDINER-ln this city. July 10. 1894. James
hinclaven, Perthshire, Scotland, aged 66 years
and months
HB-The funeraI will take place THIS DAY
(Sunday) at O'Clock P. M, from his late resi-
dence 237 iexss street. Interment /. o. O. f.
Cemetery NO flowers. SO
GALLAGHER-In this city. July 20, 1894 RAY.
mnnd, beloved son OF Thomas II. Gallagher and
grandson of Mrs. y. Gallagher. a native OF San
Francisco. aged years.
fS-The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Sunday), at o'clock p. NJ from the residen ce
Of his grandmother. 1421 jackson street. Inter-
meut Holy Cross Cemetery. 80
GORMAN-In this city, July 49, 1894 Bridg
beloved wife OF Patrick German, and mother OF
Mrs. Fl. Rule and Mamie, Annie and Maggie
German. native OF County Galway, Ireland
aged II years months and 10 days
50 Friends and acquaintance are respect.
fully invited 20 attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at IL O'Clock NJ, from her late resi-.
deDce, 20 bartol street. between Broadway and
Vallejo street. Interment Mount Calvary Gene.
terry. z
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NOTICE OF posTPoNEMENr.

In accordance with law and order OF the
board OF directors OF tho East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting OF May
ID, 1884, and catered IN It's records. the date or
deiin uuency OF assessment No, 3, levied January
10, 1894 is further postponed to June 10. S94.
and the day of sale for " paid assessment No. IL
further postponed to July 6, 1894 By order OF
the board of directors of the East Sierra Nevads
Eintng Company.
GEORGE X. SPINNET, Secretary.
onice-310 Pine street. room %. San Francisco.
Gal.
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Grand jury Adjourns.

The Federal Grand Jury, after hearing
the testimony Of a score of witnesses
against the strikers. adjourned until Tues
day morning.