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New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
RI gGLiR fiFGUT At YtLE

New-IIavcn. Conn. Jan. civilian i. Foley. a
coachman. was arr stcd to-day and locked up.
charged with burglary. Last night Foley was seen
jumping out of a window In Farnum Dormtory
Vale University. III II believed that Foley knows
something about the long series of burglares which
hos occurred at Yale.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
JfPRISONLD ~ ME- BJGGY
4 RUNAWAY TEAM rPSiTS wNGOT on
CARRIAGE DRIVEN BY WONhN-
NNNEOW L.. WE IE.M DEVIL.

Mrs Edward Tipping. Of Tenahy. was the victim
Of a rcmarkab!" runaway accident ycsioriay. her
escape from death being almost miraculous. She
WAS driving spirited horse near the home OF
Peter Edsall. on The County road. when team
attached 70 large truck came mp behind her.
just as the tWo vehicles came abreast the heavy
wagon was u;s"t IN" buggy, but landing in
such q way ~ nprlson A!rs. Tipping without
innicting injury Of serious character. A. .. Wal
ter who was near 10y. extracted Mrs. Tipping from
her porilous position. The truck team ran away
from the Valley Hotel, where the driver
freehing himself
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
United AFTER MANY YElRS
An APPLICANT FOR CHARITY AT A FEAST REC
oGNIzEs HIS SISTER N THE GIVER-
An AFFECTING MEETING At A DIN
NFE FOR THE POOR.
NEG FOR THE POOR.

NEG FOR THE POOR.
Mrs Annie Graham. missionary. who Is conAnc'-
ing meetings at the Bethel Church. In River-st'
Newark gave dinner yesterday 10 the poor ana
unenployed OF Newark in the church. Among the
onnlicants for something 10 eat was a mdGle-agel
man. When he entered the church and saw Mrs.
Graham he staggered and turned leave the place
did NOT want something to eat His eyes filing with
tears he informed Mrs. Graham that she was his
soon wrapped in his arms. both weeping bitterly
The man was John Colnan. which was Mrs
Grshams name before she was married. The TWO
had become separated twelve years ago In Scot
land. and since then neither one had heard o: the
all over the u9r.l since he lef. home. ana was in
Newark without L home or work. Mrs. Graham Will
take OF her brother and try 10 obtain work for
i'm,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

TIE NUMBER or POLITICAL pmeONrES II RIO
SAID BY \ FRENCH EDITOR TO BIZ
MORE THAN 1000

Lora'n Jan. Ga dispatch from Paris saws that
NJ. Horoult. editor Of the French paper. Echo du
Bresn." who expelled from Brazil 10y Presi-
dent PciXoto. has arrived at Bordeaux from san
iOs. which place he left on December 80. He was
detained for twelve days in The Prefecture Of IO-
lice IN RIO Janerc NJ. Hcrout estimates that
there were above 500 political prisoners n the RIO
JancirO jail- 4, the beginning OF December. Af'cr
Admiral da CANA issued his first proclamation
many nonarch,sis were arrested and thrown into
idil
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
,,,,,,,,r ~ STiTE OF REBELLTON

ca, Francisco. Jan 6-The Chinese here have
,n down the Government posters put UP In China
town. informing them that an Office nag been s,,
toN.t, Co. ther registration under the McCreary
opeh'u 10, rninase nacards warning their country
IAN aw ne nnt TO register have taken the place OF the
posters
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
REAPPEARlNCE OF KING IOBENGULA

HE Is REPORTED 70 BIZ ON THE BANK
or TIE ZAMBESI WITH ecOO WELL
ARMED WARRIORS.
London Ian Ga dispatch from Cape Town says
that Iobeneua has appeared on the bank of the
uourhosI piver with 900 wc-armcd Matabele war
riors =, - ,...,. ..a.
The Coonist Davis, who. In the Pretoria press.
ror',,l accused the british Chartered Company OF
brutality toward the Matabees mas accepted an IN
yltntion from Henry lnb0uchrrc 10 VISIT EngInnd.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
LIVING UP TO cYvM SERVICE RULES.

Albany, Jan. G-Sccretary OF State Palmer to-day
learned that he had made a few appointments in
b,s department for positions which in the nom
Ioy nnyrnaitivc scheduie and he ordered them all
90 snd take Civil Service examination
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
MUNICIPAL SOCIALISN.
THE PARISH COUNCILS BILL MAY MAKE
THE TRADES UNIONS RULERS
OF ENGLAND.

HUNTING ANARCHISTS IL FRANCE-REvoLUTron
IN SIcILY-SOUTH .,FRICA-NAyAL DEFENCE
PRINCE ALFREDs ANNUITY-QUEsrloNs
ABOUT THE REsoLUTIoN-THE HORN.
CASTLE ELECTIoN-MR MEr.IoRs
sUCCESsOR-COLD WEATHER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
An Amateur HiShwayman.

The late Professor Wilson wen,
once TO spend his holidays at Castle
ton man>e as the guest Of one Of lis
favorite old students, the Rev. Angus
Barton. When out fishing one day.
he met in lonely part three border
gypeies, who ordered him 10 stand and
deliver. As he declined. the gypsies
thought 10 Use force. He was. how
ever. one of the best boxers IF the
day. and A. they came on he knocked
them down one by one He then or
dersd them each 10 turn out his peck
cts. which they did. handing him
the sum Of slO. When he returned
to the manse, he handed the money
over TO the minister to give to the
poor He said he had been doing a
little bit Of border freebooting that
Family Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

A pretty story. which has the
merit OF being true. i told Of a Ger.
tain professional singer. He had a
beautiful tenor voice. If which he
took the hest Of care. so that when
he was crossing the Atlantic one.
summer with a party of friends
they were surprised to find that he
disappeared from view every even
ing az about the same time.
Afraid of the night air. sad one
with a slight smile.
Afraid We'll ask him to sing prob
ably. said another. but no one ques-
toned him. a. he was known 10 be
quite immovable from his own way
But when the last night on board
came a delegation descended IN his
srareroom to beg for song or two
and discovered that he was not there
They looked for him in vain until al
last the captain. who had evidently
kept the secret as long as he could.
SAID, pointing IN the direction Of the
engine room:
Il think you'll find him down
there. That's where hes gone every
evening
Sure enough. when the delegation
arrived at the engine room. they
heard the sound Of a guitar and a
voice and there. lolling against the (
wall, was the recreanr tenor. singing
his best for the delight Of the stokers.
whom he had entertained IN this
way for more than an hour every
'vening during the voyage. London
tit Bits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

Modelling in clay. which was ,np-
ular fad IN schools two or three
years ago. has been generally aban-
doned. IL was found that where
large numbers Of children. each after
the other. handled the same clay the
skin diseases If one were oommu-
nicated 10 all. There l. really no IN
struction In art gained by teachers
amusing their pupils in this way.
The younger scholars like 1t. but it is
better to let them find their ainu-e
ment in the mud pies which they
will make without any instruction.
That kind Of play may rot IT,. good
for the clothes. but II never injured
health. American Culrivator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

Che patterned him SOME nishtshirts on the
sewing circle plan.
And he stossl II like a man.
And she kept him Wildly hofrin with hel
New Years bids Tor shopping till he
thocsht thcre ~as no stopping.
But be- stood IL Like a man.
She made him search for rihhof.s from Beer
shehA down % Dan.
But he stood Ia like a man
When sAe bought >nmc new bail drcs~s~ and
che killed him with esrcsse>. il was hard.
he now confrssse.
Rui h. Stood * like man.
she made I'm War some nscktirs that To fear
full coiogs ran.
But he stood IL like man
And. A. might have h-cn expected. though IL
Was With mien detected that be smoked
what she selected.
Yet be -scsi IL like man.
But when -he took the paper that each day he
Used 20 scan
While he waited Ike man,
And around bonnet spread IL before he'd
even real ~. why. lie cus<ed. and then
she said Il
Was ir>f like hcrril man
Saturday kscnin. Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
JASPER. INDIANA.
PETER j. GOSMAN. Ayent
FINE FARM FOR SALE:
In Madison Township.

one OF the best farms in Madison
township Is now for sale by the under.
eigned, to-wit: ll2i, acres in - sn
Town One South. Range West f.,.
merry belonging to John Runyr M.
ceased. 1t Will he sold Al n reasnnaLl..
price AMI on partial payments ii AZ.
siren- III you want good farm ~ i
gpoa i9eailty, near the thriving town II
iieland' tins j. Your opportunity. FIR
particulars, call on '''
CLEMENT DoANE
al Jasper Courier Office.
Also ~ acres, formerly known a. The
.ihafi' smith farm, at the point where
liis railroad crosses Patoka river viii H.
sold cheap. Call soon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
Home Seekers Excursion.

Tickets will he sold by the L.. +. < -.
l. Cons. X. X. on account Of Home
Seekers Excursions. al one fare for the
round trip. good for continuous passage
only. and limited 10 twenty DAYS from
Septemhe- lth. October n. Nov. 9Th.
Dec. 4th, l.e4, to al K X points in
Alabama. Florida. Georgia. Mississippi.
North Carolina. South Carolina. Tenne~-
see, Kentucky. south Of. hut not nclui-
ing Henderson, Louisville and Lexing-
ton, louisiana. east Of Mississippi river.
except on y K VI v r. r. >top-overs
IN territory South can b. arranged with
agents there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

True moslc-ty and true pr-ide are
much the ss-,nc thing Doth consist
ia setting just vs.lac Oh ourselves
neither more nor less.
There ~ no reason i'm the world for a
man who voted against MckinIeyism
two years ago 10 vote for IL now. Rock
vile Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
Columbia Township Trus.
tees Notice.

The undersigned. Trustee Of Columbia
Up, Dubois county, Ind. will attend 10
Township business at his residence on
every Saturday. and persons having
township business IA transact are ~
questei to present it on that day of the
week
The Township Library j. kept at the
Office OF the Trustee. where those en-
titled can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS. Trustee.
June 18th. isSs-v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

II was George Washington birth.
day The bells were ringing and til.
cannon Were booming in cJmmem
grafton Of the Father of His Coun-
try Little Ethel. aged 5. wise and
thoughtful beyond her years. was
gazing out Of the window apparently
In deep thought Suddenly she
awoke from her reverie. and turning
around to- her father said, Papa.
what are they going To give George
Washington for his birthday II Bos-
ton Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

In 1886 public bakeries were estab-
lishe'i in Paris. and INSPECTORS were
appointed 10 see that the loaves were
Of proper weight. and that no li,ne or
clay was mixed with the bread
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

Man invented the razor, and he GER
tainly has one point in common with
that article u cutlery. He has to Le
completely Strapped once in awhile
to show how shari, he can be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

The light Of schoolrooms should al
ways h. arranged to fall over the
left hand side OF the scholar. and the
window accommodation should he
one fifth Of the floor space The lin
itation Of this requirement is said %
be the cause of short sight among
the Germans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
HENRY HURST
Artistic Paper Hanger
Wall Decorator.

Offers his services TO the people Of Du-
bois county. Estimates made on work
OF any design. Wall paper hung at rea-
sonahle prices and in the best stvIe. and
~ quick a consistent with good work
Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply al John
A. Sermersheim's store in Jasper.
Oct. l2-iw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
cambridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

The undersigned. Trustee III Balm
bridge township. Dubois county. will a.
tend 10 Township business on SATURDAY
OF every week, at his residence on North
Main street. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth. in Jasper.
The Library Of said Township i kept
a. the bookstore Of Mrs Jacob Go .nann.
where persons wanting books can ot,-
tain them al any time
JOSEPH EcKsrElS, Trustee.
April 20. lsei-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

ALBERT N. BonNEKT. EDWARD A ponytRr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
Louisville, Evansville & ST. L0Tn
Consolidated R. R.
THE AIR LINE
53 Miles The Shortest y
Between Louisville 4
st. Louis.
The Preferred Route Ia IL.
East and West.


-, lowest ticket rates to the W.sf 81. ..
~ folders and general information ,,l,,N N
furnished on Application 10 the n,l,rs ~, X
r'' that your ticket reads Vim ~. ",
,.'h'' jos. BL>EpIcT, Ar't .ia.,,..s
!" y, AMfhbIL. ,.cnl Pass. Agent 4
. H. HUMMER. Tray x Pass Av't - ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23

unO Ser bette 6reun6, Ser Sis ME i'm
Stide ldBt, iit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (Ous rOtbe 3)-Dus 1T, mas
Sie bel Griudbnuns bi.ier uOr;Isliaen
2sberzWebi3in Usruebmsn, unb RiemanO
iOIte fid iiberr.Oen lafen, 6uB irsenO
struus anberss cbeuiO gut ift.
@r ift Der SOnis uIl.r 2eber>Mtbi3i.
men; er lit beiler, mi. Bi[Itn, unO pcrtritt
Die Steae bon @binin unO 2ulomtI.
@r pirft brett uuf Die 2ebsr, gtieren
unO GinSeweiOe unb sr;eust I'M suu;eu
SDtem neues 2ebcn. Dies lit Die Otes
bi3in, Die Sie wini9en. BON alien
glpOthefern uerfauft-iu fliiIeer TOrm
ODER ais PulUer, I'M iis trOfen ein3un.bs
men ODER um Gbse Saraus 3u MAIDEN.
pa SeoeS Sa6et-6a
bat Den g. 3sstempeI in Both auf eer gerya 6uas.
8. 8. 3eiIin & Coup,
philadelphia, pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
53. GnnarrB.

Us q in I on, 20. Sult. - 2te
beutige Sieuus in !0auIe mar I'M
GeQent6etl 81 Der geltrt5cn cine anBerlt
lobn Die @aIcric'u pureu nnhejn
Icer, wGbrcnS i'm SleungSiaalc ielblt
faum 9cnI9cn0 0tit9lieOer auweisnO
luaren, I'M eiu Suorum 5u bilOcn.
0as Goulitc iiir Suitr;wcien bcrld)s
tete aht Bills sin, pclfe Iammtllf o9ne
SppoiitiOn 2lnnabmc f0no:n. 0orunter
befinoet iid) aud Oicicntgc be8 9tepras
ientanten gS. U. Stoue, ipdt)c por'
ihrcibt, oaB feline @migrautcn IN QaTcn
rcr Ter. Stoatcn lau0cn Ollcn, Die
niht elm Gcrtiiifat be5 umcritaullben
&oniul5 im 2lbfabrtshalen beleen.
Die Suder' i1t Bill, oic GrluoBlun9
ser SunbeasScl1utprcn Ourd paS Solt
auorSneno, waro elmer oreiltunot9en
GrluGguu9 untsrworisn, ooh TAM c8
uiat Su ctuer 2lbltimnuug. oa Die Yn@
sahl Der anpeienoeu OtitglicOcr auin
ie5r 3uiummcn9eihmolSeu mar. lIm
llbr trat YertaAuns bis 5ur 2lbcno7
iieung Gin, in wclfer cint9c ErIpotz
EcniiOE8<SillS erleOigt unrOeu.
SIM Senat wuroe beute Der 5teocS
tunit auSl9lirBtlh 9tsduumg 9strasen,
unO 3par CAB Der i'll Den 98orten
yIOr. Brdliocnt bic SeuutS Otlt9llcoer
res SariIzGOnicrcu;sG Omite'8 ermartcn
Sic wcitere MtaBnabme OeS Senateo"
suiummcn9eIaBte Ssridt oCS Senators
IoDrbccS iibcr SaS Seblld)laQeu Der
Seratbun9cn bc8 scnannten Counties,
Die Seranlunuu9 ba5u. ScnatOr Smith
(Nz9.) crOIIncte BEN 9&eigen nit elmer
cinitiiuOigen 9febe, in Der er sic Grnens
nung zines neucn GOnicreni SOmlte'S
bcliirwOrtete, obne iid lcOOdl rabln aus
suiprcfcu, ob Die Scnut5 OtIt9lleoer
oicie8 GOmitc'S 0cm 0auic 3u9citanOs
niiic MAIDEN iouen OOer uibt.
5bm fOlgte SeuutOr 9iG (N.s90
mclhcr icinc lauge 9fsoe nit Dem Ans
trag cinlcitetc, Der Scnut m0ge icin
Ames ocment, Sohlcn uuo Gliener; nit
eintm ;3ou gu bele9cn, 5uriif 5lebcn.
Su Icinsr 9fene ittmmtc CT tbcIlwcIle Den
in Dem 9licie an cen 9lbgeoronsten
2Satiou au5geiprodcncn 9lniidten oe8
YrGiiOenten @Iepc!aaO bel uuo melnte,
c5 Ici bic Bflitt Der ocmOfrutii6cn Se@
uutOycn, iid in Der 2arliIraSe am Die
Ssite oe5 SbcrbuupteS ocr 9fepubIlf Su
itcQen.
Scnator Sclt antportc auf Oic Hebe
bcS 0rn. Si1 in elmer etuaS iebr erre9s
ten @cijc, uorauf ScnGtOr Slla5 ben
autraa ltellte, 6en Grtyu .3Oa uOn
Gent auf 3ufer Surif Su 5icbcn. 9ln
Ser lan9tn Debate Iber OiCicn Antrag
betbciligtcn ii6 Die ScnatOreu StIaS,
Sberman, Balner, GGfIerD uno Slan=
duro, wOruui ser Scnat beialOB, Die
gunie gIugclegcubeit tis 0tuntag 5u pers
lhieben. Die 9Ibltimmuua mar folz
seuoe:
Su -9lacn, 8ate, 8;adbutr, Slans
darO, Godreu, GOte, Daniel, 6aultner,
0'cOrge, @tbion, @Orman grag, Sars
riS, Duntou, Sarpis, Sone8 (2lrf.),
&glc, yinoiap, Wurtiu. OtilS, Ndtdcu
(@is.), Ba8tO, 9tauiom. Smttb, Gurs
pie, Snt, Sila8, &oOrbec8, 9Sallb unO
lSbitc; 3niammcn 80.
9tein- 2lorif. 2(uiIon, @areD, Gut>
lom, 0aplS, Oolpb, 9ubol8, @nIltns
ger, oale, 9awlep, 9i99inS, Siu, 5rbD,
llcOiillau, ManSerion, ltitdeq (Sres
9on), Batton, Bciier, Bcrtins, @tuIt
SbOup, Squire uuo @aibburn; 3uiams
men %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
gahusGuailiuu nit Mrni6rnurrluit

Summtt, Su., 20. Sull. - Gtn
GrpreB5ug Der r@bicu9Os2lltOn>8abn
coQioirte 0abicr teute 0tOrgeu nm 10
llbr nit einem 6rahtjuge Der pSalus
met 1crminalzBaBn," nobel Elm Oiann
t0otlid ucrleet, lieben mebr ODER wcnts
ger pcrmun0et uuo mebrcrc Wa99onS
total scrltOrt wurosn. Die 9tamcn Der
9erpunOettn liEb:
@cO. Swun, Yoltugcnt, Der ;nnerlidc
Scrlcsunsen erlttt unO ihwsrlif micOcr
qenCien miro; u. s. Sebr, GuctiAuns
gen; 81. s.. O!altinOre, Bcinbrud; 8.
SO. Glarte, u. 9. Softer unO 8lQianl
lSiliou, unbcOcutenOe BunOen. Sin
Silf8eBunOc8maridaa, Der ii6 aui
Dem GGprcB3u9e bcianO, lit ebenTaIS
Ieidlt psrltet.
Gie 2ofomOtipen wurOen OcmOlirt,
ser @epdfz mO ;pct PaiiagisrzBags
9On8 cntgleilteu, ubsr bic Saluiz8a9s
Qons blisben auf Dem Sdienenmese.
Salt uie Gin Nun0er i9elnt es, OaB bic
3nacnicure unO $3ci8er uuuerichrt Sas
Dou famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
StaOt Baltimore.

Die 8rieitrGger I'M BoItomte
iinO gswnrnt wOrOcn, bel Shaie Der
Gntladung eirem BeuiiOn8aQcntcn Sna
formation iiber abselicierte @clOanuciz
iungen ST crtbeilcn.
Der .Serein Ser Yreiie UOn
Georgia" wirS, elmer GinluOung
6cs v9creins Ser &auiteute unO 6abriz
fautcn" fOlssnO, an 10. 2Iu9uit bier
eintreiien.
lRiBbau6elte feline 6ruu.-
OG6acl OtitdcIl, Der ar 8anfs, nahc
0urbamitr., pObnt, luuroc geitern pOut
8Olt.iridter Gamer in Der Oitlideu
Boli;ciitution wescu DtiBbanSluug istz
ncr 6ruu 2luna sur 3abiung non So
unO &Oitcn, iOpie 60 Ga9en 9eiGn9'
nlB OcrurtBeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
Nr. 175.
SiC 8 Sdlmnrpcri0ne.

SEEM NOrf, 20. 5uli.-Die Sles
babier mar bcute taft uncrtrGali9, unO
cs wur0cu picle TGus DOR SOnueuitih
I'M SauitGtS 8Ireuu gemslOet. Die
Stcrblidftlt, bcionOer8 infer ocn fleis
neu &jnOcrn, lit i'll 3uncbmcn.
lin I3 llbr bcute 9tadmittag Seigte
6os Sbcrromcter "a @rao I'M Shats
ten, unO allcm glnideiu nah wirO 6a5
GucfNlbcr por Dem 2lbcnO nod bObcr
itciQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
Ginc Sauf bridmin0rlt.

Denver, GOl., 20. 9uli. - Die
bieIgc NiinSe crblelt bieIer Gage eincn
ungcblibcn @olO>Surreu pOu Der II.
Nationalbant" in Albuquerque, unb 9ss
itern lteute cS lid beraus. OoB c5 nur
cine Wtii9uns BON &Hpicr uuo 3lnf
mar, Obne Die gerin9tc Spur BON @OlO.
Die Banf bate Ben Barren pOn @rus
bcnurbeitcrn 9etauit unO lutrO eincn
Serluit pOu miuOeiten5 $1,000 erlcls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
9rs sdGpfrrs arnkr @anunrn.

prescott, 2lri;., 20. Suli.-Som
Srater cineS IeucripcieuOen Serges in
Den nOrbllhcn 2luslduferu hc5 0arquu
Sala. @cbir9eS ijuO in Oen lesten Guscn
mGdtige 9foudwOlfcu empOrgcitie9en.
8dbreuO Der Icgtcu Wo6e wurOen in
Der nm9cgcnO &rocrihiittcrungen perz
ipiirt, uno Oumpics, Ounnerdlnlides
0etOIt mar prncbmbar, bis ssr Srater
sum 8uSbruh lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23


Sreit. %. Suli. Gin ser Ginfabrt
in BEN bicii9en Safen ilt 9eitern ocr nor
wesil9e 0ampfsr ySbin," bon 9arces
Iona, Spanien, nad Bergen, 9torwe=
gen, unterlpe98, 9clqnfen. G8 gclans,
Die iammtlid)e 8emannun9 bes Dam.
piers ;u retten.
Der rSbin" mar su Sartlrpool, Gngs
lanS. im Sabre 1871 gebaut no. ben,
bat 644 SOnneu 2abcfacilitGt uno mar
$50 SUB lang, % SuB brett unO 14.5
SUP tisf. Der @i9entbiimcr lit 5. SC.
Slien, Bergen.
Sic amerifaniidlc Sadt fiest.
&insStO n, Srlanb, %. Sult.
-unter BEN Guipi;ien oes ,6opal Ct.
George Clubs" ianb seltcru Gbcr oen
namllden &urS. wte uorgeitern, oie 10.
@ettfabrt sluiihen @cOrse @uulo's
pSl9tlant" unO Der Britannia" oes
Pr!n5en uon gSaleS ltatt.
Die Settere bate bis icet in Dem
Ouea 5piidcn Suffers 5ad,t uno ameriz
faniider pSloOp" adtmal, @rltere eins
nal ben SisscSprei5 bauOn eetra9en.
DEM 9eltrlgen Sieger winftc ein pom
"HoDal ct. George SadtzSlub" seltiIz
teter @eloprels in Setrase BON $500.
g9ie sew0bnlid, pallirte Britannia"
3uerlt ole Startllnie, wurSe aber itneQ
bonn rSisilant" iberbolt. Die rgiai=
liant" tiibrle nun bur6weg bis an Oas
3lel ben Sorlprun9 unS erreidte 6asz
ielbc idlieBlid Winuten 80 Sefunz
ben friibsr, alS ibre ensliide Gonfurs
rentin. .3iebt man uon bieltr 3eit Die
1 WtlnEte uno 10 Sefuuben, pelde
bic rSt9ilant" Der Britannia" ibrer
srOBeren Se9clfld6e balber porqeben
muB, ab. 10 bat Die 0anfce. Sudlt 1batz
iadlid nit , Wtinuten 90 Setuuoeu
ssiisst.
SIutiaer 2ampf auf Oeu
YbtItppinen.
Ot Srib, %. Suli. -Giner amtliz
den Mslbuns suiOlse srifi Gin Grupp
mobamcbanlider Otalapen oic Ipaniz
niidsu SrIppen auf A)tiubanao, Der
beosutenOfen Der YbilippIuen Snieln
i'm Walapiiden ar9ipel an. Sn benz
Sample, tpsltler iid alSbalb cntrpidelte,
lpurben i9lieBlid bic Au9reifer aurlfz
seIdtassn. Die Spanier batten IA
2Obte, barunter sinen Sfii;ier, unb AZ
Serwunoete, barunter 5wet Sffi;iere.
Die OtalaDsn lie6su 81 GOote auf b.m
&fplae.
Die GinansrprIaae tn StaIten attae.
ttuttttten.
81 o nj, %. Suli. = Der Senat bat
Die 6inunsuOrlaee Der &esieruns in Ser
bon Der Osputirtenfammer beldloienen
5aiIuns nit 146 seseu 81 Stimmen
an9ensntuIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-23
Spd1pnIittIdje gSiuoti[le.

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male 3wan9smaBregcln 9c9en Die unt>
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ni6t alsu GROCER 6erne psripri9t aber
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fnnsIer.
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fann. Stellun9 ;u nebmen.
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nit Der 9fe9ieruns i6arf in's @eri9t.
Sie erf,aren: r9Bie es ideint, uermas
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anardiitii9cn Yropu9anOa gu ermanz
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eriprisBlid pare. bur9 uniberIest. afs
tlOnen unO 15eblidldse griumpbe fir
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