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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
STANTON ABBOTT.
! Featherweight PugiIist VIII Meet
Harry Gilmore Tonight in
Limited Contest

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Stanton Abbott,
The English 12S-pound champion,
who is matched to fight Jimmy
Dixon at Amsterdam, n. Y, to Il
inisl for Isl 800 purse, will meet
Harry Gilmore tonight in a limited
'onnd contest at the Second Regi-
nent Armory. The English cham
zion arrived here yesterday from
East Providence, r. l., where he has
,een training for several weeks He
accompanied by Jack Slavin,
Paddy Slavins brother. Gilmore has
,cen working for the past ten days
ind Is in first-class condition to meet
he Briton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28

A combination OF sound sense. pa
thos, humor, wit and satire He as
sails the false. the wrong, the evil;
but pleads for the true, the right and
the good. He "whacks' hard. but
"whacks" where it is needed He
does not offend, forhis manifest good
nature and boundless hulnor take the
sting from sayings that look harsh
in cold type. He both amuses and
instructs, and must be heard To be
understood and appreciated. What
eyer may be the estimate OF him none
can hear him andfa to he impressed
by his simple earnestness and SINGER
ity OF purpose. There is none like
him; he is simply Sam Jones. :"
Tickets on sale at Altsehu's Cigar
store from Friday, March 8 TO Tues
day l3. Secure them early. Seats
will be at Il premium.
Arrangements have been made TO
place large number OF extra chairs
on lower floor, that all may be
seated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
INSURANCE MEN
1old a Meeting in st Lous To-day to Dis
cuss Commissions.

ST. Lotus. Feb. 2S.-An important
Meeting OF the Western Union of In
urance Managers opened this morn
ng at the Planters Hotel. The
'exed question of commissions is
'eing discussed at length. and the
managers OF several companies who
re charged with blocking the low
ommission move will come in for
ONE sharp criticism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
A Big Special in Silks

IN this department we offer YOU
seveHdistinet bargains Not old and
shop~orn, but clean and desirable.
pieces Ghina SILK, assorted colofs,
for fancy work or trimming; sell at
25c yard.
8 pieces Snrah Silks, staple and
evening shades, good quality; sell ut
30c 4 yard
pieces extra quality China Silk,
suitable for evening dresses, worth
soc yard; will sell at BE a yard.
$ pieces extru heavy, high grade
Surah Silks, excellent quality, worth
zoe a yard: will sell at 37Rca yard.
pieces Faillc FRANCHISE Silk in ear
dinal, navy, gray, pink and gobein,
worth fully 15e Il yard sell at o0e u
yard.
} pieces Bengaline Six In canary,
pearl gray light blue, black and
cream, former price Soc Il yard sell ut
coke a yard
- pieces 33=ineh wide Florenline
SILK for evening or street wear. best
grade, never sold for less than SIT a
yard; will sell at soc yard
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28

consideration of routine business. A
large exhibit of books, maps, charts
and literature ofyarious kinds, which
form part OF the stock in trade OF
missionaries to foreign lands, was
opened this afternoon in the annex Of
the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
Few special Bargains
in our Notion Dept.

Smallan seemingly insignificant,
but necessities Just the sumo.
80 dozen cakes OF BLTM'S Trans
parent GlYeerinc Soap, dclieately
scented, unexeelled for the toilet and
bath: we will sell 6 cakes for 25e.
800 Stationery Boxes, cach con
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28

in the country, and that they have
succeeded admirably does not admit
OF IA doubt.
Send for Illustrated journal and
catalogue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28

All goods sold at these advertised prices
VII IL NOT BE CHARGED. New goods are
arriving daily and are Immediately put in our
shelves.
REMEMBER oURKEY FAKE q, is s+;,,
in progress, and here are the names of the
fortunate ones and the dates on~1hich they
received y. 90 out of the little box which they
Mrs. B. J. Lambert, Monday, January 90.
1894 1894 Mrs w. T Woodbridge. Monday, Feb.
1874; Ed. Jefferson, Monday, Feb. l9. 1894:
all OF whom live in Pine Bluff and will gladly
verify this statement. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
Here You Are.

A lot Of Novelty Dress Patterns. all
desirable shades, which we do not
care 10 carry over, worth $l5 to 1925
each, we will dispose Of them at $5
your choice. These suits have ample
material and trimming TO match.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
MARRIED

BUTCHER UPToS--In this city, February
&c. 1894. at the residence of Rev. Mi. Drake in
East Pine Bluff, Mr. G. w. BUTCHER to Miss
1. B. UPTON, Rev. A. H, T odd officiating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
Pythian Celebration.

. 1 III lDllOWlHS IL tue programme 81
the exercises ut the Castle Hall Of the
Knights OF Pythias tonight;
EXERCISES. Geisreiter, Master Of
Ceremonies.
Grand Chancellor w. i. Manning
Overture-"F Flower Land"
Mrs. Sam Franklin Miss Emma
MeGreary, {. +. Torbet, W. J..
Panther
Address-'Py thianism, Its Pro-
gress and Results,.........,,....,.
&C +. Fowler, G. X Of X. and S.
SOlo-Selected.........,...,................
............ ....,.,.. Mrs, Sam Franklin
Address-"Un Uniform Rank" ..........
..e................,.,.,..Co Col. J. II. Frazer
Duet-"The Pale Moon" ..,..........
.Messrs. Torbett and Panther
Address - THE First Grand
Lodge. ....o.Col. J. A. Cowpland
Banquet-Sam f. Hilzheim, Toast
Master.
TOast-''The Order ..............,.....
......s.. Response by J. W. Adams
Toast Juliet No. g. .................,
.....Response by Hon. a. Il. Grace
Toast-"F. G.. b" ........................
Response by Rev. w. X. Penrod
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
Our Latest Novelty,
THE
Turkish Bell Gavotte,
A Cyclone Of Fun and a Whirlwind
of Mirth. Music. Beauty
and Dancing.

NoTE-At noon Friday a. sky
rocket with woreseryed seat tickets
attached will be sent mp. The per-
son securing same viii be entitled to
their use
Seats on sale at Ats 3hul's Wednes-
day morning February -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28

ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP ON ALL
RAILROADS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-28
A FEAST OF LOW PRICES
V\4XMS
EMPORIUM
Monday, 26th
AND ALL THROUGH THE WEEK.
AND ALL THROUGH THE WEEK.

We will fill our tables with special lines at
irresistible low prices. Scan closely the fol-
lowing Bulletin and you will profit thereby:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1894-12-27
Trodden on by Hundreds.

A few years ago box containing over
900 guineas was found under the step
leading into bedroom in Dublin
house.
It must have lain there nearly cen
tury and was only discovered on part
Of the floor being taken up during re-
pairs.
Numbers Of people must have fire.
quently passed over the step without
.he remotest idea that such valuable
object lay concealed under it.--London
Answers.
A writer who claims to know de-
clares there is flavor in the potatoes
that are raised i'll the clearings In the
Maine backwoods not TO be found In
those growing in the open regions
The Big Sandy, in Kentucky, took its
English name from its sand bars The
Indians called it the Chatteroi, mean
ing ''the sandy river"
Cape Canaveral, in Florida, was
named by the Spaniards from the abun-
dance Of flowers in the vicinity. The
name means Land Of the Rose Tree. "
Don't wear heels TO your poors uniess
you can afford to have them always heels
and not half ones on one side only.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1894-12-27
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS
NUMBER 20.

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Marion n n 5ast,-vs,. =. - s,9s IN
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riad n a. pe+ers-,. u = rs 49, "
Hessa. ne r,,,s+s,5t = -e----''' 49, ~
The aevan+h a11,7nl ssss;o,, ,s a., rr-.r..
mississinni co1gress -,s-,-d - ~ r,,,,ts
q. Otituarvs Princess Biama5.ct- 1sife ~ the
German, ar-charcci1nv T-T M 80. M
Eire TIE h,,si7,ess ,,a-t - A4ha,s u. -.
stro,5. 49, sIEo 6on = N'-'
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ora d-ozr,.d ~ -',----'s i
%. MiacelIaneons. panpsviva,,I. Aesaa+a7 -.
ward at foothall in PbiIade,rhSs
AZ obituary Tozprh E,,,srso7, r-,,,, ov-s,-
oro- ~ .,-r,i - Tr..;ts .,.- -
ator at AtIanfa. a.,s, 70
DECEMBER
/. Obituary: Rev. DR.. Henry storrs a nroni-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1894-12-27
NOVEMBER.

l. Obituary; Gar Alexander III of Russia;
aged 40.
q Fire. Lachute. Que, Wilson'S paper mill;
loss, $225, 600.
8. Fire: The Indiana Medical college and
Scottish Rite hall burned in Indianapolis; !;
loss, $I75, 200.
Obituary: Duncan H. Campbell, noted in
ventor in shoe machinery. at Pawtucket,
R. l.; aged 66.
4. Fires: st. Louis, store Of the Singer Manu-
featuring company; s fremen killed San
Francisco. wholesale grocery burned; loss
$4,000.
9. Obituary: Philip Gilbert Hamerton, the
well known English artist and author, in
Paris; aged go.
8. Miscellaneous: Maj. Gen. o. o. Hoard, U.
s. A., placed on the retired list The Texas
"Cotton Palace" fair opened at Waco.
9. Financial: Schulenberg g. Boeckler, St.
Louis lumber dealers, assigned; assets,
100000; liabilities unknown.
10. Fire: Business portion of Frederick, S. D.,
nearly destroyed loss, 100000
Obituary Theodore R. Davis, war artist Of
Harper's Weekly, at Asbury Park, N. ]. !;
aged 54.
II. Fire: The Arlington inn, Fort Worth, Tex.
destroyed; loss, $l25,0O0.
IL. q, 900 bales of cotton burned on wharf at
New Orleans; loss, $750,O00.
IA. Fire. Total destruction Of Sheffield, la. /;
loss 100000.
Obituary: Charles E. Strong, prominent
newspaper man of Chicago, in that city
aged 50.
15. Fire. 100000 worth Of property burned by
incendiary fires at Winnipeg.
Obituary: Henry Keney, prominent mer-
chant Of Hartford, in that city; aged g.
16. The twenty-frst annual convention ". G.
T. U. opened at Cleveland.
II. Fires: In the lace district Of Nottingham,
England; loss, $3.50, 600. Columbus, KY, 2l
buildings; loss, $4,000.
Obituary: Rev. DR.. James McCosh, president
Of Princeton college from 1868 to 1883, at
Princeton, N. j.; aged 49, Rev. W. g. T.
Shedd, theological teacher and writer, In
New York city, aged "a. Robert Charles
Winthrop, in Boston; aged s..
Is. Fire: Total destruction Of phosphate works
at Macon, Ga. loss, $150,000
Obituary: Thomas D. Gilbert, prominent
citizen and pioneer Of Michigan, at Grand
Rapids; aged rs.
20. Fire: Savannah, Mo-, business portion
nearly destroyed loss, $4,000.
Obituary: Anton Grigorievich Rubinstein,
the Russian pianist and composer, at st. Pc
tersburg; aged GA.
q. Obituary: G. s. Kaufman, one of the old
est iron masters of Pennsylvania, at Cor
lumbia; aged 08
2. Fires: buildings burned at Sinner. Tex
loss. 100000.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1894-12-27

Chronological Record of Accidents, Fire
Disasters, Commercial Troubles, Miscel-
laneous Events, Important Conventions
and the Work of the Grim Destroyer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
G.tScubagssztSuf6ae.

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2lui OR p&Iniis.ytnte" 5u GurrGU, Sehu
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pauosu iino. 3iise Der "llHiCu 4aclltt.
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yotOmotlruh.cr S;0ms, Gouputtcur 9leeo
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Gut9leiicu ,u brugcu. @iIdlner I&eus
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Die QciGhyld}c Sisle. NM EN- gvoBe5 lii.
glUd WMp oa0utt) uerhiliel. SObu IOimau,
etu 9iGger, III aui ben &erO0dlt llu, OIe
Stle"e eriIeyHt III uaUer, Uerbartet morheH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
StaOt Baltimore.

Der Sin9sG Dor Der eoangel.
SaIem5 Stride ptranltaltete 9cz
ltern 9lbcnb in bem GOn5crtIaale Der
yWtuiifz2lfaOenlic" icin s. groBes Gons
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ri9cnten YrOT. s. &arolu5. Ottt elmer
Surcitiirc '"Io night We say farewell"
BON Sdlcppcsreu wurOe oa6 GunScrt,
baS iih troe oe5 idlchten 9SetlcrS
cincs guten ScIuhc5 erfreute, erOiinct,
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III telflidcr Welle gum SOrtrag brohte.
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rWiorOenlicb" nit Srdcltcrbc9lcitung
Scglcitct BON Sri. Gmlcta Sbunnon,
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idca %ico Der S6wci;CrzSua uno icin
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itcbcno ans BEN to!o. ). 0onncllD, 1.
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Yuritoniit, ). 9foB, 1. Saiiilt, unO y.
Stridlcr, ,. S0ililt luorauf nit cincm
Sortrag auT abgcitimmtcu Gildicrn,
Cricket ON the Hearth" BON 9(cnb,
$1r. Gjuitup Sort, bcgicitct auf Der
2lutobarfc pon Sri. State Grmcr, Iolgtc.
Serncr bradte Oas HrOsramm nod
r@ruB" BON S. GidenOorII, Guctt fir
SOpgan unO 9llt, pOr9ctra9cu Don 6rl.
Bertha 2iiOtau unO 6rl. 5ulie BOrit;
cinen ySa GahucazSan;," pon Der pier
Subre alteu yiauO GtBel 9Satfcr ecz
tan;t; cin Colo Happy Days" ton
Strelctii, 9cIun9en BON t0ru. @uitap
8ort, uno cine Defamation oc5 Gu
pbir' dcn Gcoldlte5 roaS 9ScibuaAt5z
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SdmalGegclcr, oerbunoeu nit lcbcnocn
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{. Wtcpsr unO 0taric Stubr gcl!cQt
wur0eu.
Die ctn;ctncu Sarbictungen ianocn
rcibcn unO moblpcrDientcn ScifuQ, Der
;ugleid) cine 2lncrfcnnHng fijr pcu 0iz
rigcntcn 4rof. eS. Gnrolus mar. Gem
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iungc lSclt nod bis SIT iriibcr SturOc
bciiommcu biclt. 2lls 9omite'n fungirz
ten: arrangements GOnlite - 4. :.
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iiiteut; IanSzGonliIc - 81. Siidjbct,
Garl GdbarOt tnb j. YictId Der
GoritanO De5 Slu9dor5 bcitcbt ans Den
$5t0. ,5rIcOrid) Gllcrmuun Fr6iiOcnt, s.
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JfclnbarO unO GOuraO QiIller.
Die = OIi5cibeb . I E crnnnnte
gcltcrn pen BOliiliten u. .. Garucg
bonn ucitIIdjcn 0iltritt AMI peiterc bier
Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
Neuc &asbaiDeret in SIoameriea.
bic ReooIution in SeuuoIras. - Cine allge=
nltine &silerli III Mmsiidit.

gtewz zSrleanS, 2a.. 80. San.-
slnbrea5 slnlasu uuO Suntiuso Sc Sinz
cent, Seamte III San Salpabor, trafen
seltcrn 9lbeub am gorO De5 0ampitrs
rSrcatweter" BON SpnOuras bier ein.
Scloe eutginscn am >. Sanuar nit
fnappcr 9tOtb Dem S6;dlalc, auf gruuo
zines Seicblss Ocs Erdlibentcu GsetaS
BON bcnen SOlOatcn erl6olen 81 iucrz
ben. .3u Fieroe crrei1ten iic 9Onouz
rus unO ltbiilten lid BORT na6 Ben Scrs
elnt9ten Stuaten cin.
llebcr bic 9teuolution in Son6uras
duBertcu iic iicb ou5in, bu6 allem 2ln>
ldeine nuf yOnilla iie9rcid icin wcroe
unO oaS 9tesiment Basque; an 2an9z
iten schaurrt babe. 3ur 3eit ibrer slbs
rcilc bate Sonilla Se9uclpalca ein9ez
iAloiicn unO itiftc ii1 an. einen
Sturm uut bic StaOt su untcrnebmcn.
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que5 leincn G5ruB cntbictsn lalIeu, nit
Dem Olnsufii9en, c5 wcr0e ibm baS
srOBte Sersnii9cn bcrcitcn, nah Der
Glnnabme Der StaSt sic Grefutiou OcS
BraliOcnten ;u periiigen. &asqus5'
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feincm 3wellel, OaB Guaknlala Die SIC
bellcn BON Slnfon9 oil nit @clo untcrs
itiibte unO ciu Gin9rciien Otcie5 Staatc6
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wartet. lin 9ie5 mouOslid Su perz
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slbibciluns inter 5Obn SrummonO
nad 9opan, an Der 0rcnic BON @uotcs
uIala, 9siauOt, uuo ben Seicbl ertbcllt,
Die SiIcnlioe iuIort ;u crgrcIIcn.
Can Salpabor bat iid) Bis icbt nod
nid)t often gu Guuiteu Basque; erflart,
rod biirftc Dies icbenfa(l5 seid)cben, ios
balo Suatcmala lib einmiiht. Die
Scpolfcrun9 pom SonOura5 begiNiti9t
Obne 3wciIcl Yonilla, absr ein duBcrlt
ltrcrse5 9fcgiment beS Rrdiibcnten bat
itc icit6er bapon abgebalten, often fir
ibn gu a9itiren. SaaqueS' unbclicbtz
belt, Satirt ans benz Sabre 1891, ais CT
Die Sinrihtung beS Generals Sconarbo
gtuilla auoronete, neil CT benielbcn ais
8e9uer in Der SeiuerbEng nm Die .Gra=
iioentcusStcllc fiirthtete. gSas ans bcm
Fraiiocnteu 2eipa acuorSen, pciAer ieiz
ncr Belt iid) nab SerazGrus in'S Scez
baO bcgab uno Die BraiiOentur an Gasz
que; ablrat. fam ul9t ieltseitcllt pcrOen.
Seit glusbrud, ser Sicuolution licqen
bic Geidafte arg oaruieOcr. Die Stel<
lung Sc5 YrGiiOcutcn Sarriospou Gua=
telama ioll ebeniaa5 cine GuBcrlt mades
li9e, ba bic gcpOIterun9 Des StaateS
nldJt gcluillt icin iOu. Die burf Die llnz
terlliieuns Der 9fepolution i'll SOnOura5
bebsuteno 9cltic9cnen Steucrla9en lanz
acr III traQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
Eaubutoro.
Stn eGtisiabtiaer 0rc;s um ieii,es @c:pes
2Siicu cr.nptpct.

Ct. s o bn, N.z6., 80. Sannar.-
Der a6tSi9iabrige @iuiam Wtc@artbDL
lpcldcr ais G)ci3balS pcrid)ric'n mar,
ut pergan9enc 0tadt nntcr mDlteriolen
ltnltGnocn ermurbet uorbcn. Ofit &C.
lpaltencm &opic luaro CT gcgen 10 llRr
stbcnoS bon ieinen 9tadburn auf Dem
SoOen icinc5 0ausgan9es 9einnSen,
nadbcm bo5 Sau5 lelbit ben ganscn
Gu9 iibcr pcridloilcn gcwcien mar.
9Sas iih an &crtbge9enitGnOen III
Der @obuung be5 often OtanneS be-
funOcn, lit gcraubt wOrocn. Die 9tadz
barsfinrtr uollcn geiebcn babeu, mic
fnrS por 10 llbr 9lbcnOs cin 6rembcr
oaS SauS prrlaien, nnb Die SOlijel
nimmt an, Sub Der OiOrOcr ipGbrcnO
bcS Su9ca iid in bic 9SObnun9 id)lid
uno BORT bis ;um 9lnbrnd Der 9fadt
nerltcft biclt, nm bonn icin SpIcr SIT
crmDrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31

unO ser bette Treun0. scr Sic ME i'm
Stide ldBt, lit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (OaS rOtlc 3)-Oa8 lit, mas
gle bel @ruabnung Oieier por;iglidcn
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ctlpas slnOereS cbcnIo gut lit.
Gr lit Ser &0uig allcr %cber> r>lfe6isiz
ncn; CT lit beIicr, mic Pillen, uuO ucrtritt
6ie Steue uOn G4inin unO &aIoncl.
gr wirtt blrett auf Ole 2eber, 9tiercn
unO GinscpeiOc uno er;eu9t inl 9anScn
Spltem ncucS 2ebcn. Dies lit Die Ntez
bisin, Die Sie mHnidcn. @On alien
2lpOthefern pertauit-in fliiliQcr 6orm
ODER ais Puloer, nm iic trOfcn ciu;uncbz
men OGcr I'M Sbec barau5 gu MAIDEN.
W Scoes &adctaa
hat oem 3. ,.stempcl it, giotb aaf Oct eerpa dung.
:. s.. Scilim & Gon:Y.,
PHILADELPHIA IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
sSrafilicu,s SnrGcrfriea.

il o. 5 5anetrO, 80. SauUar. -
Sim 70. 3anuar bcfanO iib 9Omiral
Itcllo Su Guritiba unO mar bamit Be-
ihaTti9t, cine 9fc9ierun9 bort ST Or9oz
nliircn. ST. beablldtigtc. BON BORT uod
JfiC Suriid;ufebrcn. Oeueral Saraipa,
Der SberzG OmmanOcur Der Sniurgeutcnz
9trncc, befaaO iid Su Gan YaulO.
YStcn, 80. 9an.-Yrins Aierre s.
9llcantara, Gntcl Oe5 ucrlturbeucn &ai,
ler5 Dom YcOro BON Sralilieu, wirO
mOr9cn Su 9Sicncr 9teuitaOt, no er Die
OtilItarldulc beiu1t, elne 9eputation
bralilianiiber Slr9tr empfau9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-31
CuropGi(fGe )ta6e(6eric6te
sSor, 9(LtrciHsfau;Icr.


Serlin, 80. Sonuar. r.-9lS Tiirit
Siamarf am pcrgan9cuen Grcitag ouf
Der Ncinrciic pon Strlin nud ,yricbz
rihSrub oic Citation gSittenbcrg pal
iirtc, ertunOigtcn liA Die bort periamz
melten 9iirgCr nod) lcincr GiclunoDeit.
moroui Der @rzEouslcr autportetc, 10
ucit lei ibm Die 6abrt rcdt gut bcfom=
men.
rSic baben cine eiIcrne GonItituz
tion," mcintc Scmnn0 aus ser Wfittc.
vGileru, ja," entgcgnetc Der Shirt,
,nbcr roltig," woSu (>iraf Serbcrt be-
merftc: r9tun, Or. Sdwcningcr Iorgt
i6on iiir ba5 Fugen."
Scbt pcrlautct, baB Si5mart gclc=
gcntlid) Icincr 2tnpcIen6cit IN 9crliu
bof nit cincm Stant5mlnilter conic<
rirtc, uno Swar nit Dem c)ralcu BON
Gulcnburg. Der 8eiuh bel Der &aiicz
rim 6ricorid) mar bic 6ol9c zines pon
Der yeetcrcn on ocu Grz&au;Icr Qcridz
teten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oo3 9az
tim oe5 ScIud)e5 beS &Hilcr5 2&il5elm
bel Dem 3fcihofan;lcr lit nod niht lcltz
gcltcllt, icSoh iou bcrlelbc Dor Ocm /.
9lpril ltattIlnocn.
@nm oeutfd,cn 3fcidlStas.
Ser / II, 80. Sar.- Die Debate
iiber bic 6inun;zGciOrm:S :Sorlu9c puroe
beutc im 9fci6sta9c Iortgclcet Sr.
Jti6ter iprab gcgen otclclbe unO be5eids
nctc tic ais Die Capitalization i0rperno
unO bcn SsOcralismus biu0erno. 0urd
g(nnabmc ocriclben fibre man 9eraoe
Gas bcrbei, mas I'M Sabre 1879 Ourd
bic oitcrmdbnoe &lauIel 6ranfcnite;n
pcrbinbert uOrocu lei, ndmli6 e,e ;u
aroBc uuabbdn9i9teit Der 9fei6srcgic=
rung Ben Gin;clnltaaten 9escniibcr. ,0r.
ron &arporii. Ser 6iibrcr Der 9ieihsz
Eartci, beScifnste Die Sorlage al5 abz
iOlut notbwcnOia, ,oic audi ser 9tatioz
nalllterale Or. \0anmotcr oicIclbe per-
tbeipigtc. Der So5ialOcmotrat S6ips
pei iprad sescn Die SOrIoqc.
shwerc s:raf,m
Spfia, 30. Sunuar. - lieutenant
9uca 5unnoii unO ociien SruOer Stoian
limb bcute id)uleig beIunocn worpen,
auI bcu 6iiriten 6e,binan0 pon 8ul9az
rieu cinrn 0for0ucriu9 aemnGt ;u baz
ben. 2uca wuroe III Is 5abscn uno
lciu Yruoer su ) jabrsn ,3ud]tbaus
perpribcilt. IS mar Die 2tblt9t Der
gciocu, Den 6iriten am 2benO Dor Sem
GiutrcfIcn Der yeide bC5 G)raien 0arz
tenau in SOiia 5u croOldcn.
Die Satin oes 0iriten 6crbinano
bat pieicn beutc burd) oie Gsburt zines
SbrunfOlgcrs erFreut.
sas @'eiin0en ors Gsarcu.
Serlin, 80. Sanuar. Der ruiiiz
idleu goll5ait ba9:er bat bcutc.ein um
/ llbr 80 Mfiuutcn 9tu9miitagS pOn
EetcrsGurs ubgclanote 9cpei3c erbols
ten, nadl pclder bic SpmptOme oer
gunacnsGntiiinDung, ueIdle lih bel Dem
er!ranftcu G;arcn elngcItcllt battcn,
nad,aclaIIcn. Der Fatient ieoo1 nod an
Bronchitis lcioct. Der :ful5 wigo re;
aclmaBi9eI.
Sic 9iaridtGng @aiaart'S
Yaris, 50. SaHunr.-G5 wirS bcs
farnt gcgcbc.l, OaB Die 6inrldtuug ocs
g(nordiltcu Siusulte Saliant, wcldler
lusacn 9Scriens clnet Sonbe i'll Die De-
putirten-&ammer ;u SOoe psrurtbeilt
muros, morssn SOsmIttas llhr lIatts
iinoen loQ.