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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
slotabante auf Dem artesspfaO.

81 91enO, S..S., 4. 2lpril. -
S9wuOron 9 lift Der SdwaOron Sc
nad Dem Sdauplae Der &ie 3luiz
idcn GOwbOg5 uuo SnOiancrn in Oem
@bcDenncr unO aboes2anO geIolgt
unt bot bsreit8 al Dem 9efe6t tBetlgcz
nOmmcn. Gin 2SeiBer unO bier Snotuz
uer ficlen. Die lteten 9todridten be-
iagten, OuB i6 bic 9nOian:r in grOBcn
l{ancn iammeln. Sin furSer, aber benz
nod blutiscr &rieg itsbt in au5iidt.
Sbcrit @eOrge BurtngtOn, Der Cont
manoeur pon Sort 9(enO, crtldrt, Oie
llriade be8 glusbru6c5 Der 6einOieligz
feiteu lei Die GrmOroung zines 5nbIaz
nsr8 6ur6 swei @ctBe 9ele9en:li6 zines
Strcite5 Iber Elm YOng geweien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
gus ocr SmnocssauptFaot.

8aibtngtOn, .. g., 5. 2tpril.
-YrGliOcnt 9lCoelou0 iuuOte beute bent
Senutc meBrcre GrnennunQcn, baruntcr
bic BON Same8 q. Sbuw 5um @Oitmei>
iter in GbeltertOwn, Oto., unO 9eiuria
Simnlid sum &Oitnciiter in GliOtt<
Sitn, 9Jtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
0Selt1t sic

irsenotpeItbe gSaaren, 9lciG, oet
1tnicrieem, ieben, uel6c Sic til,
tueni9er @elo, ais Gle tnierigen,
faitfen f0nnen, tummen Sic suritd
,tno bpIen sic I'D, Sbr @eIo.
gSemn Sie anoer~drts irgcni
tpeite Daarer icbeu, ,pcIdJe Sbner
befier 9efalieu, ais oic nnieriaen,
fomnten Sic s,triid l,no bOIen St'
iidj Sbr Gelo.
Siaaf Sam6nrgsr e. Sobne,
1r. 122. Sn=Saltimore=S IT,,
Ginem ieoeu 0ianne feht uid3t
b,rielbe anSug.
g5 bebari oeSbalb Elm rieltgeS
2a9er. I'M eiu aHipruds @ub'
litum Su befriebisen.
lluier Eager bieier Suiion um'
faBt cine subloie Naunigialti9tet
bon 9n;iigeu, lleberSieberu uno
CSlHIlelperN.
Sic iiub iGmmtlI6 inter uue.
FER peri0ulidleu 9luTiid)t bergefeut
iporben unb i60uer, als iuir fe
jema!S JerSufeusn I'M StanOe
ipareu.
Ser Wtann, Der $40 fir siuen
Gnsug au8gbt, uerOient bteielbe
0fudiid]t lro 9lufmerfIamfelt hIil=
itd)tlid 0eiiius unb Yaiieus, wie
Giner, Der bas 0oppelte be3ahIt.
G8 1T eiuerlei, wie qertu9 ober
ipte groB SIR ginfaut 1T, Oieielbe
SuuOrtommenoe Sebanolun9
berridlt bier ftets Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
Sernr0nnngen.


Sine Zero, Snuns snm gsioertuie oes [. eibz
Ihuittfe Dee 33. " ttclS Dee SaItimcrcr
Staoteciefbudles pom 1893, StttI .Siceu=
aeu," III terIifeI "Nute baItunneu," uuo
lmui @ieocrcrlaiis oeiielbcn init 9lmeno:=
meufs.
l. 19bidbnitt. - gS mi iro pom % a b o :
uno 2 tGbtratbe pom 8altimore per-
mat unb ueroron I, baB Der /. abidntt oe5
IS. gritcls ocs 2aIimnrer Staot=@jeiet6udles, 2lz
tel .CceHeH," uEtsrttel rurtcrbaltuHaeH," hlermIt
iuioerrlfsH Hno ioseHoem 2SorIGuc mebcr erIoleH
niro:
bari in Der St0ot aniseiient, errdtet, Sehaen ooer
in ireeno elmer GSeiie gum 5ire6e poH SepiHH ooer
offenilher uHtcrbaltuH9 obHe cine uorher pom Son7
trocur erlanste Slcen; inter benz Staots9ommuEaz
Sieacl benuft fpelbeH bei Stlaie ron 5nGE5ig Sos
lars ir ieoen Saa, an weltem Elm oerartses StAdro
ooer ynsateue obHe SIceHS aHlseclt. aebaltcH ooer
erritte moroen lein mag uno eoe lGut 8oritebeHoem
teni1iate Siccrs perlert ericn Gage oes Mai a=
iGbrlidi ibrc GuIt9tit uHo fur eoe $iceHi ium oa=
len zines BILLIARDS ooer Sa9Gteles. bic inter oieier
ScrorbnuRs beuliat iuIro, bat ole olelelhe loeHoe
1cyion oem SoEtrOleur sum SclteH Der Stdot oIe
Summe Don SebI Dollars fIr jeoes ioIte 8ilaro oocr
Sagatele Su 6eSahieH.-
2. abidRitt. - limb IS ipirb bes IS :
tcrer ueriuet uHo uerorbnet, oag oIeIe
8eroronung nit osm / Ui0i S94 IN SrdIt trltt.
gm 90. Uidr; 1894 seHebmi9t.
sStroinaua &. Satrp5c, Diapor.
Ssiir bic Jfitt9teit Der Aoihr;ii
(Sl-3) .{pru ~. Jfobh, Eeelitratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

g.-9tabbIuer Sau1uel Sd1os
del pon Der 2lauOos. adIm @emeinOe
traute g,ftern IbenO in p6.-9. .sM.' '6alle,"
gde BonO. urb SaltimoreitraBe, 6rn. Dtts
dlael SacobiObH mt Sri. Sarab @olof.ln,
Sod1ter uou [Sdfob 9OlofeIu.
Die p@ br; ian & Dec pe l.
Union" wro ibre &onoentloH I'm Sabre
1896 in Baltimore abhalten.
alleu 98. Sentins' 3 Soo. = Cine
@orOutrs. .Surp belt gefern abenO in Ger
uorp01llden BoliS:iftatiou eiuen Snqu.t
iiber ben SOB oe5 SngeHi.urs Illeu 9S.
Senfins ab, Der seiteru DtOrgen lm pSohuS
6Optin8 4ooipital" an SrauOmunOen ltarb,
luel6e er AM 81. Mdr; in SEQ. s. Sglcr'5
aiieufabrif iutOlge eineS bort auSgebrote=
men Teuers erlitt. Die Surp eUtibleo, baB
eiu lluiaQ oorla9.
Ntit fuapper gtotb entt ON III { Il.
-Su oem @rocerpluoeu beS i6rH. 8ubeu
S5ucobs, gtr. 1901, Sns6apetteTruBe, brad
seiteru Abenb gegcH y ubr 6euer aus,
melde8 Gdao.n i'm Setrage bon $500 an
ridltete. Wtebrere Dtlt9lIeOer Der 6anlilIe
mnroeu nit @tibe BON EolI5lfteu aus Dem
breuueuoeu Saue bon bem SlammentOoe
aerettet. 1is uyiade oe8 SrauoeS ut nns
befauUt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
@oaaraenbsseaurms in gm:sis.

Nb ba;ia, 6. 9lpril.-&aiier Bils
belm bat nebit geiUlse am gOrO Der bon
ibm fir Srel AJtonate ecnlietbeten erglis
iden Sudt rGbrtitubel" cinen 9lusf sflu9
sur Gee an9ctreteu. ST miro 5unaalt
IN 9Ola, uuf Der iiolibitsn Spise Der
!Salbiniel 9itricn, unlaufen unO BON
bort nab ScneOi9 fabren.
u 0 m, 6. 9lpril. = &oni9 Sumbcrt
iit mi @ciolge, Dem iid and Der Suuz
osl5miniiter SOielli an9eI9lOnen bat,
beute uad SeneOi9 ab9crellt. NO CT nit
Dem &aiier lSiIbelm Suiammen treffen
wirO. Der llmltau0, OaB iid in Der
Se9lcitrn9 Oe5 &Oni9S Der 9anOclanliz
niiter beiinOct, miro ais Seweis oufir
uugeieben, baB es Die 2lbitht bes &Ouis8
lit, id nit Dem Soiier gBtlbelm iibcr
neutrality-suspicious. 5u ocritdnbtz
Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

unb Der bette 6reunb, Der Sic ME I'M
9tias lGBt, 1T Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (Oas rOthe 3)-0as 1T, mas
Sis BEL Grwabnung Oieier uOr;isIiden
2cbersM sMcbi,in usrusbnsn, unO gtismanb
iulte ii9 ijberrsOsn laiien, baB IrscnN
ctpus Qnberes cb.nio gut lit.
Gr 1T Der S0ni9 alcr gebersWtcolsls
uen; .r lit bcIIer, luie EilIsn, unO uertritt
bic Stsae Don Gbinin unb SaIOmeI.
@r uirtt brett uuf 81. 2eber, 9tieren
unb GinselpeiOe uno er;sust i'm 9anien
SDItcm u.uc8 2sb.u. Oies lit Die 0tes
bisin, Die Sic wini6.n. SOn allen
9lpothcfern pertauft-in fliiii9er 6orm
oo,r ais Yulper, I'M iie troden ein;unsbs
men Ooer I'M Gb.e oaruus gu MAIDEN.
~ Seoes Safet-9a
bat Den 3. stempel in Roth auf Der gersa daas.
s. s.. 3eiliu 6 Comp,
EsiIostIEbia, %o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

Ter GbOllo " Gnuerdor" trai
eeiteru 4beuo III ieiuer @eifdltSilbung
arrangements fir eIneu 4uShug aui oenI
2ampfer emma @iles," mn beihloB. itdl
in corpore an @OnSe.t Oes nWOSart Ntan'
uerhor5" su beibeIliseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
Ofrheit tinN Snnnffrie.

Smabu. 9tebr., 3. 2tpril. - Die
9li6:er GulOweQ II. 0liner guben Bente
in Ger 2obnfruge Der 2ln9eltellteu Der
OnsBuciIiczBabn" etnc oahln ge'
benOe GntidsiOung ub, OuB bic Scs
quctcr un;ubalten icien. bic irii3eren
@0bne 3u ;ubleu, iOwic Die irHbcrcn
8Ori6rtiten uuO Settlements bctSnbez
bnlten. Die 2lugeitelltsn baben Ocm5nz
iOlge ibren &f segcn cine 2Obnrcs
button gcmOnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
ytr. S4.
Sammer uuo NletseI fetcrn.
2ldltftuuniac slrbcitsicit bel 9sitanoiscr Ses
Sahlmaa OerIanneu Die sIn9eiteIttu Der
,,Grans DsarbIe omp." - Sic tSirma
nirn nis Enrpcrmnn ridlt bemiaiasn.


sahImaa OerIanasu Oie sInseiteIItsu Der
,,@rans DSarble 6 Spmp." - Sic Sitma
uiro ole 6orocruno uitht bemiHteeH.
@npa 20 Miarmor, Stelubluer uno 65 BIG
20 Iollrer, eeSgleldleu and imei Sd)lelter,
lueld)e III ben @erfeH Der Spans 0iarbles
Comp" auf 9iamitsaO'S gGerfte beidlditlgt
mareu, slngeu am legten 0tttmohsz9tad)s
mlttag an SEN Strife. Sic arbelteteu BIS
her Stuuoen IuO Uerlangteu 8sltunol9e
glrbetts;eit beI itluHiger 8eSabluug.
!6r. 2Siuiam y. GUans. Der 6auptlelter
oeS @eid)dfts, wurOe getern Abeuo Don el'
uem SerdteriIatter bes r9eutlden Core
ipouoeuteu" III ieIuer gSobuung, 9tr. 1929,
Horoz @arnllueitraBe, Gut9elud)t uno CT CAB
iolQeuOe @rflGruug iIber ben Srltc ab:
ypSor eiriqer Selt fam Elm &onite Der
yIRarble Cutters llriou" Al MS uHo Der
Sirma 6uQb SlIOE & SDbue mo ltcllte
ole EorSerunQ, lpUeu elHeu adtIiiiu0igeu
Irbeltstaa BET ueuuitiinolger Seiabluug iu
bcmlllQeu. Sie brad)teu einen @ontratt
NIT, aber mir meigerteu ms, ibu Su unIer.
Seidneu.
Sor elulqeu Sageu fam nodmalS eu @os
mite Su ms uno forOerte ms auI, ben &on-
trait i'll uuterteitneII. 2Sir wcIgerteu ms
Qbcrmals. g(m Niitttipohs. Nj orgeu lam
elm brtttes Gomlte uuO uerlanate III pereulz
toriidJer gSsrle, oaB mir hle 6oroerun9eu
belullligen ollteu, nIcrigeutaus Die lrbelter
all BEN Strlfe geben miirDeu.
gui uHler, gSeigeruUg hin beocoerteu ile
ibre 2eute all Geu Strtte uno DIE 8oilrer
aHQeu nit lhnen, lople Suel uuerer ad)t
Sflelfern. DIE yeBtereu arbelteten biSher
10 StunoeH pro Sag, bel elnem DIntmum-
2obre pou 50, aber nahOem ile auSgeItans
oeu wareu, iprad ELL @omlte bel ms por
uuO perIaugte adltHitnbIge Nrbelt86ett bel
$40 0Guimums%ohu. 6r. @uunS ertlarte,
Die Yeuie bdtteu Die Slrma nldt etnmal oou
tbrer AbTdlt Ill itrlIen beHafrlhttgt.
yiad) uuierem @outratte fiir &leferung Der
Sterue gum San Der GongreB Slbtot9et
in 26aihiEgtou braIdeu mtr uniere alrbctt
uidbt Dor eiutm Sabre fertig 81 haben, uno
es If telne Sraie BARN uor9eehen, Tau5
mir gtIhtuniouleute beidattIgeu. SH BAL
timore bat eS teine Union 9egebeH, bis Die
6irma ben @outratt fir Die Gon9reB SI~
bliotbet iibernubnI. Sett Se9tnn oe8 Strl-
les babe Die 6lrma etrpa 40 gdd)tuEionz
leute augeileat, uno 20 meltere mIrosH
heute in Arbelt trcten.
Die 01armor. Stelnbauer ieien III threr
lrbeit poraus, unD cine Nrbeltsltoduug
miiroe mobl faum itattfiuoen, obsleid oiels
Itid3t mebr glrbelter behaftist peroeu miiBs
ten, nm bic glrbeit sur rehten 3elt terttg SI
betommeu. Inter feiuer Beoln9ung merbe
Die 6irma ben 6Orberungen Der Union 6Ol9c
leiitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
llus oem 0atifan.

9lOm, 6. 9lpril.-@cle9entlid ser
SeiliJipre6ung BON Suan O'9luila 0iegO
peroen bier $4,000 ipanjidc Bil9er erz
uurtet, ,weldlc Der Bapit am Is. 9lpril
in Ser Saiilifa empfau9en lriro.
Gin 9cbeimes @OnritOrium 5ur @rz
nenuung BON ncucn &ar0inGlcn mtrO
om IS. Suni absebalten; brct Gage
ipatcr miro in eincm Ofientli6en Cont.
forum Ou8 9iciultat Der Seratbun9 be-
fannt gc9cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

gs bebarf oeSbalb Elm rieltges
2d9er. I'M eiu auiprudsuolles Yubs
lifum Su befrieSisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

Ginem ieoen 0ianHe itebt ni6t
b,rielbe InSug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

lluier Eager Oieier Gaiion um'
faBt cine eubloie Niaunigialti9teit
bon an;iigeu, lleberSieberu uno
Ssiufleioern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
CuropGildbe ]fabe(6erid6te.
Gin rlat oniides siebbaber Der gina die


2onb on, 6. 9(pril. - Der PuriIer
Correspondent Der rOailD 9terp8" tbeilt
nit, baB Oa8 Safe 5oDOt eineS Der BON
Den beitcn Glcmentcn bciu6ten Sic ltau>
rants acweien lit. Gr gcbt audi auf
Die PerIOnli6feit Oe8 lei ser GrplOiiOn
perwunocten Sai(la0e nGber ein uub er>
flGrt, baB bericlbc ein i9wer rcidler
Otann luare, wclder cine platOnllhe
2icbc gum 9lnardi8mu3 9efaBt bate.
Gr lpGre Su6em cin un6eilbarer WtOrz
pbiumciler unb perlanae in Soipital,
mic ein Stinb wcincuo, nad benz 9tftc,
Obue wcl6e8 er n;6t leben 3u fOnnen
pOrgetc.
8roBbritannicn lou Samoa annest;rem.
2onoon, 6. glpril. l.-llnter SorIib
BON 0barle8 Ollie fanb einc 9eriummz
lung Der Soloniulpartei 6e5 llutcrbaus
les itatt, lucldcr audi Su9b Wtuirsglelz
ion, Oer Premlerrintlter BON Gueensz
LAMB bcipobnte. 9crielbe perbreitetc
iiA in ldn9crer gluS fibrung iiber Die
Srage Der glnlage zines Bacliics& &abel8
uuO ucrliderte i9licblid, OaB 9d9t8 70
icbr ba3u beitrogen wIrbe, Die ein;elnen
Sbeile oe5 9tcibcs en9er unb feiter anz
clnanOer 3u lhlieBen, ais Elm Sabel naf)
sluiralaiien. @leidieitig uerIanste er,
baB Die POltlinic na6 9luitralalien iiber
Canada bonn Ofeide iubpentiOnlrt merz
Den iOlltc.
SIM weitercn Serlaufe ser Sisung
9elan9te Gin Sricf cincS Serrn sur Der
leiung, Der 80 Sabre lang auf Den Saz
moas Snicln lcbtc. Der Sd)reibsr oeIs
iclbcn bcbauptetc, OaB bie 9emeiniame
GuntrOlc ser Orei Sertra9amG6tc auf
ben Snieln iid ul8 ein ucricbltcs Grpes
rimcnt erluieieu babe uno ucrlan9te, bag
@rOBbritannien Die SnIcl9ruppe annefz
tiren iOlIte. gtad lan9crer 0ebutte be-
idlOB Die Serlammlung, Die 9lc9ieruns
au5uiOrOern, nit 0tHffi6t auf sic bobe
geOeutuns britiibcr 5ntcreiien auf Sas
noa Die bOrtisc crnite gage baIOmO9li6lt
III GrwdguuS 5a Sieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

nennun1 Dun UCuCH SIulplHulCI lullO
am Is. Sunt absebalten; brct Gage
ipatcr miro in eincm Ofientli6en Cont.
ltorium Ou5 9fciultat Der Seratbun9 be-
fannt 9c9cben.
Reuiafeiteu aus Oem peutidIcn Geife.
Scrlin, 5. 9(pril. - Sin in Der in
9tom erihsiueubcu y9tifOrma" oerz
Oiientlidtes Sutcrpiep nit Dem 9ro6en
@elebrten uno eben 10 groBcn Si5marfz
baffer Frofcnor Sirdolu bat bier beocuz
tcno perl6uupft. Sn biclem Suterptew
ipridt ii9 Slrdow duBerit abfGuig iiber
ben Si5mardtultuS" 9eruiiIcr &reiie
aus unO crflGrt Denlelben ais 9lu5fluB
ciner gciltigen unO moralii6en S6waz
dc. Ginmal bel abIprc9cnOen llrtbeiz
len angelungt, ipridt Yir9Ow benz be-
fannten Griulinalpip9Olo9en GGiar
ypmbroIo in Surin Die coniequcnte
OtnfmeIle ab.
Der bisberigc Sam6ur9er Qntiiemiz
tenbduptlrng, Der Sertugsbu6bGnO
oiibner, lit nit Slang aus Der Bartel
berauSgcieuert moroeu. @r hattie nit
SEN fiir Die 0interblicbcren an Der GhOz
lera geitorbcnrr unO ucrarmter 2lntiicz
miten geianlmclten GclOeru gemogett.
Der GBrcur0tb Ser antilemiteidcn Bar
tel bot ibn nun Der @urteimit9lieOidaft
fir uuluarOlg crtIGrt unO feline 9luswsiz
lung aus bCrlclbcn bcl6lOilcn.
@rumpts VpftbeTntoe un9.
2ono on, G. April. - 5n Farlas
ment ertIarte beute GjenerulpOltmeiiter
glrnolO OtOrlcD ouf @runO elmer 9lns
frase Oes 9rn. Sobn Gang, CAP nab
reno scr Sabre 1892 uuO 1898 bic atz
lantiiden EOitOampier in 5Olge ihleds
ten gScttcr5 nur lieben Dtul c5 untcrz
lunen bGtten, Die Yuit in Suecn5tOmn
SIT lanOcu. Dies lei 9epiB, mcintc CT,
Elm iebr gerin9cr YrOScntiae, ucnu man
bic 9tn5abl Der Eoitablic!ernn9en in
9ctrodt SieBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07
Ser Sentiae Correspondent,

q. Waime, Gisentbimer nns Weoaffemr
(gtatfoIser pon s. Toire),
eabip.f>gd. 9altimOresStroBs uno Yoit@StFce@Ape'
a,rcis b,staeIitben SIattes, burt 5rdscr beiorst,
12Is Gts.; tdsIidlc uHb Sonnta ss :Mnssabe 10
Gents pro gaoe sabItar an ole oas Satt
Yortos s8orausbcsablun $3.50 pro Sabr, fr tiriers
3,ii i'm SerbdItniB; fur bic ~pthentlidle Ansaabe
ait Sonntas portoirti, NIT AbSns tlr Clubs,
50 so pro Sdbr nad ir9ero eirem Srte beS Snianz
brs "a nah europa. &puutagS =elncgabe 81
rro Sabr-Dds bette unS btui9fte oentid}e 9Iati
In cen Diittez uno SIhitaatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

Ser 0taun, Der $40 fir eiuen
Gniug ausgibt, uerDient Oteielbe
9fudIidt uro 2lufmerfIamfelt hiu=
fidtli1 9eIiius unb YaHeus, iuie
Giner, Der bQs Opppelte besabIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

Rr. 1872 Sit=Saltim ore=Sti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-07

Neuraf9ie.
inaerItdO u. dtl6erIta1 800 aebrand1elI.

3i. gn,p.nbuns e,s R,abs 9r,li,f en- Dem 16,tIt
ooer oGH G6,il,E, no Die Seidptrbe ooc= oCT S6ntrS
sTItIrt stpdETt i0iortig. GreI8teruHs uHo eOHioIt
G5 Iiubrrt ouo,ubIicIidl uHo h,iIt baIb
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12

Mayor Baxter's remarks to the Board
of Aldermen last evening in regard to
the police force were eminently peril
nent. There is no way under the sun to
investigate the police force except upon
charges duly made by persons who are
ready to stand behind them. To arraign
a policeman upon the insinuations CT
an alleged newspaper or anonymous COM
munication and compel him to prove
affirmatiyely his innocence of any wrong
doing would be a despicable thing. 1t
would outrage all the ordinary canons
of justice and fair play. 1t would be
wantonly affixing stigma to a general
~ worthy set of men, and would be put
ting weapon into the hands of all the
criminal classes to break down and dis
credit every officer of the law that did
his duty. Men when theybecome public
officials do not lose the rights of ordina-
~ citizens. The presumption of law
that their character is good and their
conduct correct until otherwise proved
is not reversed.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL.

The editorial in last evenings Elk
press reminds one very forcibly OF tne
observation of Mr.. Pecksniff, after he had
been hit by a club: II have been struck
this day." said that immortal gentleman,
with walking stick (Which L have
every reason to believe has knobs on 1t)'
on that delicate and that exquisite por-
ton of the human anatomy, the brain.
Several blows have been inflicted, sir,
without walking stick, upon that ten
derer portion of my frame, my heart. "
aHere," narrates his biographer, Mr..
Pecksniff wiped his eyes again, and gave
himself two or three little knocks upon
the breast, as if he were answering two
or three other little knocks from within,
given by the tinkiing hammer OF lis
conscience, to express Cheer up, my
boy.'"
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12

The friends of the proposed constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting the appro-
priation Of public money to sectarian
schools will push it again this winter
before the Legislature. 1t ought to be
submitted to the people for their opin-
ion, aud it will be, we believe, if the
legislators approach the question without
prejudice and with an eye single to the
interests of the State. The amendment
discriminates against no denomination
or religious sect. 1t places them all
on precisely the same footing. 1t merely
provides that none of them shall receive
money, raised by general taxation, to
support sectariaD educational institutions
with. The principle of the amendment
is obviously fair and just. Money con-
tribuGed by people of all shades IF re-
ligious thought ought not to be turned
over to particular .nomination. 1t
ought to be appropriated solely for the
benefit of the schools of the people-that
is the common schools. I he New York
Constitutional convention, which contained
many of the ablest men of the State,
adopted an amendment substantially
the same as that proposed for this State,
and the people ratified it at the polls, SO
that it is now a part of the fundamental
law of that State. There is nothing in
the amendment that savors of political
craftsmanship or of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1t is for the benefit of the people of all
parties and of all denominations. We
have never yet heard a sound argu-
ment urged against it.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12

Harper's Young People for 1894 con-
tains the years issues of this excellent
children's magazine. 1t IS a volume
which will delight every boy and girl.
It's variety is SO great that every taste
is sure to find abundance to satisfy it.
Stories of adventure, so dear to the heart
of the boy, by the best authors, abound,
and there are descriptions of and rules
for all sorts of games, and the boy of a
mechanical turn Of mind can make lots
of entertaining mechanical contrivances
from the instructions given him in this
volume. The frontispiece of the volume
is portrait of Henry W. Longfellow, and
the book abounds in attra otive pictures
of all sorts. We do not know of any book
which furnishes SO great variety of in
teresting and instructive reading for the
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12

The American Federation of Labor is
in session at Denver, Colorado. 1t is
the mostspow erful labor organization IN
the country and it's discussions and ac-
tions will command a good deal of atten-
tion. In his annual address President
Gompers severely criticised the sending
of Federal troops to Chicago during the
strike last summer, and condemned the
courts for their omnibus injunctions,
which he claimed were merely device
to rob labor of its rights in the interest
of monopoly. Compulsory arbitration
did not meet his approval, very naturally
and rightly, we believe, for compulsory
arbitration is mere euphemism for a
process which must inevitably take away
from both capital and labor the right
to managestheir own affairs.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-12
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