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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
aus Ser aften y eft.
ltnsarn bat ein neucs &abinct.

8Ibapelt, 6. 5uni.-Or. 9Sctirle
bat Dem &0ni9 6rau; SOiepb ba5 TOlz
9cuoc Sabinet uutcrbrcltet:
Or. 9Seterl.-0luauSeu mo Yyemier;
Charles De rlerOnpmi-SnnereS;
Sela De gutacs -,6Uuoel;
Gmerd De Softpoui9 - 9rOatien unS
Slouonlsu;
Sarou Sci,rparp-2aubesuerth
Srui Sulius AuOruiip-Dlinlier ree tOnig'
lidltu 9auies;
GotuoeS-SultuS:
9araui--SuitR;
D. Suniip (ElaiiOent Oes llnterbuuiss)-
gdcrbau.
2luf pcri0nliden gunid oe8 &aiicr8
mu6tc Der bisberi9s 6inan;miuiltcr Dc
iibcriuS De S;ila9pi, weldcn man fir
Bic 9tieOsrla9e NcS GIuilebe GeIcscS ocr>
autwOrtli6 ma6t, ;urIdtretcn.
Sin slnardlift psrbaf,eI.
Nonoou, 6. Suni. - Die Eoli;ci
belt beute in Der @Obnuug ctucS frunz
sOiiIdcu auurdiitcn III 9ampltcuos9fOuO
SouS iuduug unS madte babel cine ic9r
mid)ti9e @ntoefuu9. Gin;elnbeiteu in
Setrefi be8 9cmuthten 6uuocS wcrOcn
aber uOrlaufi9 Der Sciicntlidtcit pOrents
balteu.
gS;H ntdlt auseeIieiert Iein.
2onoon, 6. Suni. - Die 9lpcllaz
tiOnsperbanbluna in Saden Oe8 sluars
dtltcn Gburles Wtcuuier, Scr se9en ieine
pom Sowltro6en YOli;ei9cridlt bcluilz
liste Nuslicierung al bic iraniOliideu
@eri6te, Sie wc9en ieincr mutbnIaBlis
6eu Setbeiligun9 an Dem 8Ombcnatz
teutat I'M @aIe ScrD in YuriS ein 9S ort@
leiu nit linn reOen DSasu, protcltlrt,
nirO ON nddlteu WtOntus Dor Dem To-
nislidcn Sberseridt itattiinNen.
geraiftd.
8uris, 6. Suni.-3u ct. Gticnnc
i'm 0cpartsmeut yOire wurbcn seitcrn
bura Sen @enus idledter Wtild ii
BeriOnen perstftet. .3weI Ocrielbeu iinO
seforben uno mebrere auoerc nod lcs
benSseiGbrlib franf.
Tie s6bne fpuem brInnitten tpetScH.
@lu8go 6. Suni. - Serhctcr
ser @rubsnbcfecrssSe babcn
einnliitbis beihloiicn, bic 2Obne Der
&oblcneraber nm cincn Shiling pro
Sag berab;uicseu. 0icicr Sei6luB lit
bic 9lntwOrt uuf sic 0rObun9 Der gluss
itanOi9en.
NarS anfssI6H.
Berlin, 6. Stunt. Gine qroBe
Scriammlung pOu Nnardiitelt, in mel
der Spmpa zSeidlIhc fiir ale eingcz
terterten 4uardilten angcnommcn wurs
Sen, muBte pom Der YOli3et aufgetOit
w.rOen, oa bic 2eute untcr ii9 ;u itr.is
ten anfinSen.
MaseaDmmsm.
Srii cl, 6. Stunt Die bcl9life
Sanlmcr bat Die Wubl 9teiOrm Bill
enSsIltis nit 20 9s9en A Stimmcn
an9enommcn.
ssDmtauouen fiuo nidlt eripiinIdt.
Serli II, 5. Suni.-5iirIt StSmarf
ion oil ben 6Olseu ieincr iHnsiten @rz
franiuug lcioen un6 bat es bis aui gSeis
terc8 ab9c. .ebnt, trseuO lpelde 9eputaz
tiOnen Su smpfungen. Sn Sur3in, NOS
bin er am 9. SUM- iiberlteOslE, bOft CT,
iid tu erbOlcn.
Se8 3ootidIaaS btiduIoiat.
2onbon, 5. Suni.-Oie GOronerSs
SurD in benz Sale oeS Ntuittcr5 Bur
ton, luelder al elmer 8uube itarb, Die
i6m General Sobn Sewiton pou Gait
fornicn nit ieinem 9teseni6irm bcis
brn6te, bat ben @enernl Oes GOotidla98
bcitluloi9t. Die 3eu9enau8ia9en was
rem bic bereit5 bel Dem YoruerBOr Dor
ocm YOli3eiridtcr ucrOfentliateu. Gin
Sefretar Der amcritauiiden SOlldalt
wObntc Ben YerbaHHlunsen bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
Ger ausftanp in weseespprt. So.

80 cS SeeSpOrt, Ba., Z. Sum-. -
Die 9lrbciter Der r0uquesne Cube
WorfI, wcl9e aeltcrn BON ben bicligen
9lusftdnbi9en ge5uuu9eu wurOcn, Die
glrbeit nieber su legeu, linO beute nidt
sur 9Irbeit 3uriifssfebrt. Sn elmer 9cs
itern 9lbruO ab9ebulteuen Seriammlung
bei6lohen iit, cine 9obnauibeIerun9 gu
perlangen. Die @srtfHbrer 5weier De-
partementS Der biclisen ,9tationalzGubez
Wort5" gielten beute nib im OtaDorSs
Slreau nit benz Critics omite cine
GonIerens unO eriudten Darum, 16
Wann Su scitatten, 3u arbeiten, I'm Die
@a8 @eneratOrcn 3u beOieueu, welAe
bic Sofe bsiSen, oa eurd baS &altwerz
BEN Ser SeIen BEN @erfeu unS ipdter
piellsidt Ocm County Elm GROCER Serluit
eriuudien wiirOc.
9tur ipenise 9lusi sitGnOise perbsn
beute in Der 9tudbari3uft Ser n9tatius
nalsIubes@Omp. geicbcn. DIE fOrtz
mG9rsn6e Auire9uns Der ucrflOfcncn 48
Stunben bat Die 2eute maroDe 9emaf)t,
unb Sic OtcbrSabl Oerielbeu bat ii9 in
lbre Wobnuu9en 5urud9e3o9en, UNI
aussurubsn. lBGbreu0 ser ganSeu
9tabt woreu Die 2rute auf ibrsu4 often,
UNI 0ie Ginfuhr pom S9erifSbeamten
uuo Scabarbeiteru su perBiuOeru. Die
8etrlebsleitcr Der gSerfe crfldren ie6o9,
baB iie nidt nm SIlfe SeiienS Ser Sez
bOrben ua9gciudt unb audi nift beub>
fdtisten, Dies Su tbun. @cncraE@e<
idaftsfiibrcr GOnuerie ertlarte beute,
buB Oie GOmpusnie msbr psrOienc, wenn
iic ibre 9Scrfe brad licseu licBe, ais
wenu ite Oieiclben BET Dem flauen 9es
idGits9unse im Sctrieb balte, uno OaB
CT teiuc Nbuun9 bupOn babe, SIT mel6er
,3eit man bic 9SieSerauInubme be5 Sez
tritbS beablidtise.
(aus unferer eeitrisen 2. Tursen>alussa be.
9tuS SH0Gtuertfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
Die SSImtb IN Sreapn.

Bort1une, Sre9., 6. SUM. -
Otr 8ilamcttez6luB iteiqt nod tmmer
uno itcbt sur 3cit % SUB iber Oem
niebriaiteu @aherltanb. Sin meiteres
Steiqen oes Bailer5 iuirb Sulliuou'3
Sdlndt iiberf flutbeu, bur6 weIde Die
,lniunz Yacificz8abn" in Die Staot acz
lanet. Sin Sa4ueritanOiser ertlGrte
heute, baB cs miuOcitenS p OtilliOnen
Dollars bcoiirfe, um bic Der scnannten
8abn Our9 Die 6lutb ;u9cfii9ten Sdds
Ocn su repuriren. Die r9tOOl. Bacificz
gubn" itcbt jeet Bis &alumu, 40 Ateiz
len BON bier, unter Wailer. Der Ser
fe6r smilneu bort uno bier permittclt
Der qrobe SranspOrt<Oampfcr, welher
por ser 6lutb ME i'll Den bieligen jDufcn
siniabren fonntc. Die Gage ser Scs
wobuer ScS uOrOli9cu StaOttbeiGS wirO
ltinbli9 tritiidsr. Gin 0erIdt piq
miiien, baB haS pllmatilIa.Sau5" SIT
She 0aaes 6ur6 Die 6lutb wcs9ez
ihwemmt wuroe.
8ancouper, 8.z@., 6. Sum-
Die ue5cridwemmuns bat Sen @initurS
mcbrercr @ebduoe Su Gbilliwaf 3ur
6Olse sebabt. Die 1elegrapbeuleitung
lit bis ieet big gtorS>Scno mieoer bcr9ez
ltelt unO bic @eruultuna Der v@anaz
bii9,n 4uciIics sSabn" ma9t ale mn erz
bcntIide glnitrengun9en, um bas ge>
lciic bulbmOsIidit su reparireu.
Die 5abre6.Gonpention 0cr ssramer.
Dracuie, N,zY., 6. Suni. -
Die "a. 9abre5s@ @onnentiun Der y Ser
eini9ten Stautcns9rauer Ifiociation"
marc beute bier in Der ,albanbra" ers
Oiinet. BrGnOent SEQ. 8. Sbcrmann
bielt bic GrOffnun9S. .3cbe, woraui rie
Scrid)te Der uerid]ieOrnsn GOmite'u
unterbreitet iuur6cn. Sn Ser bic5iabz
riseu Sieun9 wcrSen feiue gcamten,
wo6l aber elm neuer 9erpaltuug6rutb
crpdblt werocn. 9ta6 OR GIeibdits:
iieuug, weldje ;wei Gage in 2lnipru4
n;umt, finSet Gin Saufttt ltatt, uno
oann unternebmen Die 5bei4aber an
Der GOnuentiOn einen auSflus nuh ben
3aui.nb SSlanbs. 20ie Contention iit
BON Der Ntebrsabl Der Brauers6irmeu
Der llnlOn 6eldidt wOrbsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
SerI@melsmns BON eIrbctter=crsa.
ftifofinucu.

St. 2Ouis, do, 6. SUM. =
Sdmntliae 9lrbeiter SrsuniiatiOncn
ter Stabt lin6 auigcforbert wOrbcn,
0elegaten ;u elmer Yeriammluna 5u
lenOen, wel6e am u. SUM- bier itatt>
finOen iOa. 3wef Der Ytrluulmluns
lift Die Die Seri9mel;un9 Der p2lrbeit5s
ritter" nit Der vamerifanli6en iSsbsras
tion Der arbeiter." GjrOBueiiter Sou.
pereign Lno Yraiioent @omperS merOen
Der Seriamnlluna beiwobneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
WenitinIpaMieit.

9ittsburs. 8a., 7. SUM-. -
Oieie iiebente 8o6e ocs 9roBen Strife8,
BON mel6sr fir eineu enblieben 9lusz
sleid] 10 piel cripartet iuurbe, bat bisber
feline wcicntliaen Snanoerllngen in Der
Gage aeseitist. 9tOd lift bie Ntaloritat
Bar &oblensrdber OisieS 0iitrift5. sesen
sin3elne 9iltrifts Sereiubarunseu uuO
berridt in geSug uuf BEN ;u urreinba>
renben 9obn cine Spaltuna I'M 9ager
Ser &oblsnprObu;sntcu. 9uS 3ebucrz
Gonlitc lit audi in oer 6ra9e setbeilt, Oh
cine Gonferen; nit Den &obIen9rabern
iiberbaupt uiiniden8luertb iei. Sier
OiitslieSsr iiuO fir, feds unO baruntsr
slleranber 0cmpIter unb Dc 9(rmitt, 9es
gen cine @onieren3 in Columbus. 8cz
gen cine iOl9e in PittSbur9 babsn Die
Serrsn 9fid)t8 eintuiuenben. bann aber
fOnmt aud in Setra9t, baB 0e2trmitt,
9cmpltsr, glnOrews, 8ra5wcll uno
OOuns npr 60 Cents 2obn pro SOnue
;ucrtsnlten mollen, wabrenb 9tobbins,
Ad)lenbers, SODle unb Slntbe gefiaiz
ger iiuo unO 0tiAts 9cgen cine ueue
@onferens in Columbus eiusuwenoen
babcn. oeute finbet cine Sieuns Oes
@onlite'S ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08

Columbus, g., Z. Suni.-@Ou>
nerueur McSinleD erbielt beute SOrmitz
tag cine 0epelde, nud welder Die Grupz
pen in Cambridge angefommeu unb Die
8Ibrer berielben nit Dem S6eriff in
Sesu9 auf Die eiu3uleiteuOen Sdritte
cOnierirten. Sn 6Olge elmer 0cpeide
be5 Sderils bon 9elm tz@ouutp hat
Iid Der @Ouperneur entidlOiisn, AUDI
baS slpeite Snfant:riez9eslment mubil
su MAIDEN unO oils 9iclerne nadl OeaI
gcnanntsn County abSuihifeu. Sn
ber bcre9teu 0epeife wir6 9emel0et,
OaB 600 9lusltaubise su ct. Glairss
pillezSunftion Selie BON ben Gisenz
tbum Der pSaltimorezS6ios Balm" &C.
nommen uno fcine 3ise Sur6paiiiren
laHen, baB ferner 1900 Strifer, nlelltenz
thcils 9luslanbcr. ba8 @cltiic Der n@le.
oeluno@2OraiuesS6ce 6celinszSabn" Dclcet
balten uuo ben Serfebr btmmen.
Supcrintcnbcnt EeabobD BON Der
Baltimore Sbio Giienbabn" erbie!t
beute pon Sen Au5itanbigcu Su Ct.
Glairspille bic 9tadridt, cinen bort
itiuitebenOen &Oblcusus Su entfernen,
ODER iie miirScn bcnielbcn niebsrbrcnz
neu. Sberit GcubOSp untu Ortete, baB
er ocn .3us iucitIid beiOrOcrn luirbe,
iuo;u jeOOh Die Stritcr ibre 3ultin>
muug uidt gaben. 0a Die Sa6n.G ont
pasnie nidt seluilt lit, nad;useben, 10
crluartct man, baB Die slusltdnOi9cn
lbre Grobun9 iuabr MAIDEN werOen. :.
Gin bier I'm Bic Mittasa itunbe clus
sslauiener Seridt. buB cs III Cambridge
su einenl .3ulammcnitOB 3wiidcn Der
Diili; uno BEN 2(usltanOisen 9efOmmen
iei, wurbe pcn ben @OuuerneurSsSiz
rcau aus Oemcntirt. 0as StGatS>Ars
isnul bier miro itit s(bnurld Der 3rupz
pen Gag unb 9tadt bewud)t.
Cine Sps5iaibspei6e aus Cambridge
mslost, oaB Die ausitanOissm beute
9tahmittas eie rOtbe SABINE aafse;Os:n
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9ainIin GrpIoiipit.

ania8z@ ttp, WtO., 6. SUM. =
Gin @aiolinoIen in 9lOam SOn9'5 Sez
bauiuns erplrOirte ssitsrn nit pernids
teuOcr @ewult. .3ipci OienltudbAen,
9tora Scioel uno lRarD 9lyun, iuurOen
BON aufflammenOen @aien 9raBlid Oers
brannt. Die 2tbt9enunutc erla9 nc
nise Stunben ipdter tbrcn 2eiOeu, unb
bic anScrc lplrO wObl i9werlid nit DEM
2ebsn oauon fOmmen. 0aS @cbduSe
wurOe bur6 6eusr crbcblid beIAaOist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08

bGtte iein Gebrn grrettst
merOen fGnnru. SsiO bel
3eitsn duf gurer 9ut unO
srinnert Guh burau, baB bie'
ies uni6atbars 5eiImittrl
bel allen &pOtbefern gu ba'
ben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08
9lus Sloamertfa.
81, mepoIutiou in eaIpasor.

2tbertaS, 6. SUM-. - @seta'5
6lu9t ilt ben 9tesisruug8truppen nod
Elm @ebeinnib. Ga 9ibertas itebt unter
Der SOtmGBistcit amsrifanii9er MatrOs
fen, wel9e BON Der SunOeSz@Orpette
Bennington" selanoet wurSen, nm
amerifanll1e Sntsreiien su wabrcn.
0aS @OmmanbO b:itsbt aus &ieutenaut
s. @. Goiiin, &aOtt GbaSwif, 3 llns
teruffi;ieren uu0 13 WtatrOien. @3eta
FAM am WtOntag, frIb 5 llbr, NIT 5cbn
anOcren Scrren bier an, uno bc9ab iif
loIort an 8OrO OeS . 1mpferS Sateria,
pclder um A llbr yta6ulittas8 nad pa
mama abfubr. Die aus 80 Wfann be-
itebenoc 2eibaarSe oe8 BrGiibentcn be-
CAB iid an 8orb bcs 9fe9terunss &az
nOneubootcS r9a Union" unO fuBren
nab Der StaOt slciben gfumens ab.
General &ipcS iOl lid in Gan SalUuz
Dor bcIinOeu uno bort pom Den Scwobz
nern auBcrit freunOli9 empfangsn wOr'
ben iein.
Nus SraiiIieu.
9ti Sc Saneiro, 6. SUM-. =
Die 9s9ierun9 trifit Gnitalten. mehrere
@ualanOer geri6tlid 5u ptrfolgen,
wel9e Der TeuolutiOn Oiieutlid SOr'
i6ub seIeiltet baben iOlen. !Sr. Silly,
Elm 9lmerifauer, Der ii9 ebenfullS Offen
Al @unlten Der 8epOlution au8geiprOz
den, bat ii3 in bos 5nnere OeS &anOes
9efludtet.
Nfegierunsstruppen unter General
Bina babeu @uH9aria, 9tiO @ra1Oe,
cinaenommen unO maridliren our Belt
auf Sauta glna Su. ErGliOent YeirotO
bat oie S6lieBuns Oe5 Sberseri6tS I'M
Staatc Yaraua angcorbnct. nm Oanelbe
baran gu biuOeru, Die etluat9en gppelz
latiOneu Der eiu9eterterten 0feuOlutios
ndre entseacn 5u nebuen. Die 0thez
ren3en 3mii1en ber Sunbesresieruu9
unO Der 0tegierung OeS Staatc5 9lio
@ruuSe 30 Sul iOuen anf trieOlidem
9Ss9e bei9ele9t werOen.
Der 9tcaicrung lit Die gtadridt 5us
gegansen, OuB Gin Sbeil Der Sniur9cnz
ten unter @encral Saraiua ;u GampOS
gtopos, in Santa 9atbarina, bon ben
9fegierun9struppcu unter 9rOBcm Ser
Iult in Die 6ludt 9eihla9cn murSen.
Die Sniurseuten perlOrcn $50 &Obte
uno Serwunbete unO 0eIdiee, nah
ren6 auT Ser 3e9icruu95icite so Otann.
Sarunter spei Sauptleute, ficlcn. Sine
beoeutenOe 3ruppcnsAbtbellun9 lit na9
Oent SIOen ub9esunseH.
2tMs Colombia.
oDota, Colombia, G. Sunt. -
Der funsircnbc 8raiiOeut Der 9epublit
bat ioebeu angetiinOist, OaB in 1899
mebrere Wlillionen Dollars wertb Pas
pierselb in unsei:tlider @eiie perausz
qubt muroen. Cine Inter Iuduug be5
Setruges, an wclhem mebrere bObere
Staatabeamte bc:beili9t 9cwelen lcIn
iolleu. 1T i'm Sjanae.
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gar. 10 unS 12, SfsgaltiuoresS StraBe,
137) nabe Gbarles<StraBe.
Nrpfi6tttaftpu.

proclamation.
Sd ofFSiene genadbridltiauHs bonn Sbertff uno
StaatsaHipalt BON Nneeanp=@ountn eintrof pornah
bic 5orce unter oem Sciebl bes Sheriffs, obpohI 10
sro6, aIs iie iid peraen fann auser StaHoe 1T,
ben sSrieoen In ben @rubenzGcsioRen jenes SouRtps
bu nabren Inb bic Seraleue, ucle ibre Grbeit ort@
Suiesen ulnlden, sesen oas OaSwiihentreteH sroBer
Sorperbaten Strifern uno Anoeren, Die ilt auul
3Dede Der @ini6l6teruns nno Der Gusubun9 BON
SndHa perjammelt bdbcn, 81 fdiiteH, uHb
ba itl auiseforbert fuuroe, ioiorttse Gtritte sur
gufreterbatuHs bcs ssrieotns uuo Der SroniEs, TO-
fuie Der Suprtmatle Der 9cieSc in jenem eountp Su
tbun, oesbdlb foroere
Der mir unt.r Der Contribution uno @BcieseH pom
9arpIaHb perIiebeuen gutoritdt ale iett in aaegaua=
GouHtp gum 3pede. Die 9eies< uno oroHun9sieoenoeE
2eute jents 9ouHtns Der iSpriubruHo tbrer Berg
bauorbtit Bu blHoerH, perlanmettn 8erloneH au Jos
fort au5elHanoer Su scbeH. Sbrc Siiamnlenroftuna
al 3nedeu Der giHihudltsrdns uno oes SmoHses III
unqclcSlb, uno ldl beuddrdtiae fie berollrd, oa6,
falls iic b nit dugenblldlid Serreuen, ne als uns
sefesIiner Wfob anseitbeu uno bementpreheno be-
banotIt fu.rben.
60 gcitcb,n NIT mtin,r llHt.rhrift unb bcm G5robz
iiescI bes Gtaates Dar9IaEo am 5. Suni I'M SABRE
1894.
grosit.sd d:
Ne1mG - 70 u.
gtarplano.
6iir ben G5oup.rn.ur:
Snt. Z. SrantIa,
(135-7f) Gtaatsietretdr.
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Scr Nentidle GorreipoMterlt,
TdsIid, uodtntIih urS Sourtdas,
". Watue, Giaentbmmer uno Rcoatte

UVUFIEElttV4 HsF~ ~~DEFfSNV@F II
U. Raiue, Gieeutbinner uno SacoafteAr
(stottolser BON 8. Taine).
eaoucf=96e Satiutore=StraBe unp Bof=SifieesNre
Ts,is stdaIid,en SIattes, burch 1r6eer beiorst,
12l. Gts.; fa0Iid,e uno Scuuta SssIuesabe 10
Gents pro oft, sohlbdr on bic oas Satt btiorseHbeH
qrieer.-Saalidi uebfi ernuta a. sslne aabe uEt,r
Sorto 8orausbc;ahluHo 81 so pro Sabr, fur iYsere
Seit i'm SerhdItns ihr bic tpodIentIit tle stussab
init GoHntGs ssbIatt, pcrtoirci. nit GbJre tir CLUBS,
$3.50 pro 5Gbr, nab irseno einem Srte bes SHlarz
beS, 81 Hah @rcopd. Snuntas6 6sYtuss ssabe 81
pro Sobr.-Sds bette unb biuioits eeutid]e SIatt
tr cen piittelz uno SleRaaten.
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@ifi,e,t = cSeio uno Ssreuo'.
Saserleben Dor sSrnitbnrs.
SEE erite SdimB aefaIIen.

SdmpIe im 2nnfeln nit unbetaunten Gn'
sreiferu. - @ompasnie'n iuGeu mad
uubefanuten @eguern. - IGerlei Gdu-
bergei6idten i'm umlaui. - 9ie YlGne
Der Generate. - @ouperneur Sropn
MIL mad Der @rubeuges.ub reiien uuO
6riebeu mudeu.-Sie Inwelenheit Der
Yiili; bat feinen @influB ouf ben
Gtrife=Qgitator. - 8ilioH iuleber auf
benz GSd,nunInf
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5iir ben Gouo,ru.ur:
@nt. z. 9rantGa,
135-7D Gtaatsetrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-08

SctIaire, g., 6. SUM-, - Gin
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
Impetus to the Cigar Trade.

Washington, Sept. 13.-Secretary Car lisle is preparing regulations to carry into effect Section of the new tariff law for the manufacture in bonded warehouses of materials imported and manufactured for export. The new law enlarges the class of goods that can be so manufactured in bonded ware house. Among the more important articles is tobacco. A great impetus has been given, it is said, to the cigar trade by this new provision of the tariff law and a new field has been opened in Europe for the sale of American cigars from imported tobacco. It also opens field for labor, and it is estimated that 10, 900 people be given employment in different large American cities.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
Murdered by a Boy.

Connellsville, Pa., Sept. 13.-Bernard Toker was shot dead and his wife fatal ly wounded last night by sixteen-year- old Frank Morris at Rich Hill, six miles north of this place in the mountains. After robbing Toker of his watch and money, Morris fled. Meeting a man named Hathill on the highway, he or dered him to dismount. On being re- fused Morris opehed fire upon him, two shots taking effect. Hathill's wounds are serious. Officers are searching the mountain fastnesses for the murder. ous fiend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
STRUCK AND KILLED

By Train at Kelsey's Crossing at Berlin.
 Berlin, Sept. 13.-Bernhard Leiken, a Russian peddler, who belonged in New Britain, was killed this evening about o'clock at Kelsey's crossing, about a mile north of the railroad station here. He was driving across the tracks and did not see the train approaching from the north. The wagon was caught by the cow-catcher and pitched to one side of the track. The horse was killed instantly. Leiken's body was terribly mangled. The remains were gathered up and brought to the freight house, where Medical Examiner Pendleton made an examination and allowed the body to be taken away.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
yEV HlTEN BRIDEsMAIDS.
The Granger H odgdon Wedding in spring
 field. The wedding of84Miss Agnes Irene

The Granger H Hodgdon Wedding in Spring
 field.
 The wedding ofgtMiss Agnes Irene Granger and MT. Wilson R. H. Hodgdon took place at the residence of the brides narents, 20 Dartmouth street, Sprlns- field. Mass, at 7:30 o'clock Wednesoay evening The house was tastefully dec- orated with ferns, golden rod and plnks and the yerandaS were enclosed Wltn awnings. The Philharmonic orchestra furpished the music. The bride entered the room on the arm of her father to Mend elssohn's wedding march and was met at a bower of white birches in the parlor by the groom. Rev. J. c. Bald win performed the ceremony. The ush- CTS were Messrs. White, Chapln, Root and Robert E. Granger, and the erldes- maids were Misses Mabel Black ana Minnie Peck of New Haven. Arthur Berry acted as best man. The cere- mony was followed by a reception and A collation. provided by Caterer Legeln. There were many beautiful presents, including cut glass, pictures, silver ser vice and rugs. The young couple left for an extended wedding tour, and on their return will reside on Jefferson avenue. Among the guests from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holt of Hay City, Kan, MT. and Mrs. George Black and Mrs. Peck of New Haven Conn.,, Misses Harriet and Josephine Hallock of Catskll, N. Y, Misses Jen- nie and May Goodwin of Sharon, Conn.,, Mr. and Mrs. Chapin of Monson, and Mrs. and Miss Young of Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
sOUTHING TON.

Sept. is.-The marriage Of MT frea Marking and Miss Clara collishaw took plaee at the brides home Wednesday,
 The man who broke into the depot here about year ago has been gwen n statc-prison sentence in MassaehuS' etts for another offense.
 Alex. cauldweil has forfeited his bond by not appearing in the superior court
 William ". Kelley of Poughkeepsie N Y. is visiting his brother, pr. Kelley The democratic town committee has called n caucus of the democratic vot' ers of the town to meet at the town hall next week Tuesday evening.
 The Southington gun club VIII hoio inc last shoot of the season on Sat urday.
 The roadbed of the Canal road be' tween here and Plainville Is in inc con dition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-14
A-------X { (BONAMl} ! THE MODERN CLEANER E
MIST RE sOLD IN BULK.
Broken Packages of Leaf Tobacco to Pay
 Tax.

Broken Packages of Leaf Tobacco to Pay
 The new tariff law requires that "Every person shall also be regarded as A manufacturer of tobacco whose busi- ness 1t is to sell leaf tobacco in quanti- ties less than a hogshead. case or bale. All tobacco 80 sold by such persons shall be regarded as manu- factured tobacco, and such manufac- tured tobacco shall be put up and pre- pared by such manufacturer in such packages only as the commissioner of the internal revenue with the approval of the secretary of the treasury shall prescribe" Farmers and growers of tobacco who sell leaf tobacco of their own growth and raising are not regard ed as manufacturers.
 The commissioner of internal revenue has ruled under the above law that all persons selling leaf tobacco in broken packages must qualify as manufactur- CTS of tobacco, put up the tobacco in packages as provided in section 3,362 re- vised statutes and pay tax of six cents per pound.
 Manufacturers of tobacco who buy in large quantity have heretofore been in the habit of selling smaller quantities of leaf other than hogshead, cases or bales to smaller manufacturers. and registering such sales on the books pro- vided by the government. Under the new law and the regulations of the commissioner of internal revenue, such sales are now unlawful unless such to- bacco is packed in specified packages and stamped at the rate of six cents per pound.
 Upon the subject the Western To- bacco Journal" says:-
 "The new law will be a satisfaction to tobacco manufacturers, as the sale of leaf tobacco, free of tax, will be pro. hibited to all but the actual tobacco grower, and a thorn in the manufac. turers' side will be removed by the stoppage of the competition of the re- tail leaf dealer, especially in the south. ern states, where quite an inroad has | been made on the trade of smoking and plug manufacturers. Now the manufacturer will get the protection he deserves, and will only have to com pete with other manufacturers, who are on the same level with himself ir so far as the paying of the tax on to- bacco is concerned"
 | A recent decision by the commission CT of internal revenue states that re tail leaf dealers are defined by sectio1 3,244 rvised statutes, are now mad, manufacturers under the new law ant must register as manufacturers ant not as retail dealers. But those wh'
 register as dealers in leaf. selling onl.
 to other leaf dealers, to manufacturer
 and to exporters, may retail to manu
 lecturers without liability as manu
 lecturers under the new law. The
 cannot register as retail dealers bu
 only as dealers.