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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Srdnoc.

8erfbpnUes Giaenihum ourdI Seuer 5eritort.
-- Sis 9iuireemns iubrt Den SpO eines
Spte.uittbs bertci.
9etroit, 16. 6eb.-0a6 Gusros>
OrOgucn 0eId)dit pom 6arran, 2Silz
liam5 & So. oil MooowarO 2lpenuc
ruuro beute irHb Our6 6euer sGn;lid
3eritOrt. Dem SranOe sins cine Grz
plOlion i'm orltten uuO pierten Stodz
wcrts bes 9rOBen @ebdubes poraus.
Der Strluit bctrd9t s15o,00O unO 1T
nur tbcilweiic Oura Seriidcruns sebeft.
SuiteuilIe. 16. 6eb. - 6euer
seritOrte beute frIb ben %eibituG BON
Daniel SranltOl iammt 1 1 in Dem lelben
beiinoliden gTerOen unO elmer 2In5abl
&utitcn. Da8 rGitp.9Otel" unO Swsi
@obnbduier wuroen ebenfall8 ein 6au6
Der Slammcn. gSGbreuD be5 SranSes
itiir;te Der Gigentbiimcr OeS SOtels BON
einsm Ser5idlase 9etrrfien toOt nieoer.
Der Sertul It .betrG9t $4,000, Die Sers
liderung baee9cn nur $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Seute peruoIiidupigt Die brittle Sode urieres
9albz zSreis= SerfaMfcs.

9efteru iuar bel ms Elm eberio geid)dftt=
ger Sag, luie mir Ill Der 2Seibuad Sote
eriuarteu piirbeu.
gnsiigs mo llebersieber a9m balben
@retic finOeu reiBeuoen 9Ibiae:
Wiandles 0tauu, Der ridlt III Stauoe luar,
eincn S1O.usbsrsteber su tauTeu, puroe Sa.
burd gliifll1 gcmad)t. OaB er s. iiir ejueu
ioldlen Sod eriibrigeu fouute.
9tur nod iebr luenIse jeuer $50. mo $50.
ueber3ieDcr. Die luir Su SIS. reip
$3.50 uertauieu.
uuter oea 5IuOli 0OGar-g -glnsiiger, Die mir
Su ied1s Dollars pertaufeu. baber wir uur
etlua OreIbl9 DOppelreibIge mo eiuhuuoert
eturethige 9t0fs ubrlq - lait ieoe @r0Be -
$l2 fir Sc.
Sier Dollars S:intIeiOec su 50 mo iiir
81 tauien Sie elm Yaar 9oieu iu SScrtbe
Ocu ad)t Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Extraordinarily.
5auamit i'm @sbraud, BON @ii,ntabmrduter ern'

2auamit i'm @ebraud, BON @ii,mtabmrdut ern
HOS u 9lugelc 5, Gal, IL. ,Sebr.-
Gin BcriOnenSug Der pSHOlid)cn 80
cIfic Sabn" marc nnbc 9foScoc, Sal, i,
BON orci moSfirten NtGnncrn gum Gnt>
9lciicn 9cbradt. Die yofomotipc uno
Spei nit Sbit bclaOcne NoggOn8 rous
ten Den SabnOamm binab. Der GrpreBs
9SuggOn uaro uon Den SpiB6uben nit
9pnamit aufgcipren9t unO ausgeraubt.
Sofomotipfiibrer Sboma5 uno Der Grs
prcbbotc erlittcn idpcre Scrlesunscn,
luGbrcno Scr Sctscr unO eiu unbcfannz
ter .0tann Don Den 9fdubern cridohen
wurocn. Die 9fGuber cntf flobcn III
Eferbe norOlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
SpfterS fauler Santerctt-
Ter WaFenucrwaIter aiebt ciuta NiHanIanss
neis.-S59O,OOO @aiiipa; S43,000 rcas
Iiffrbarc atftinn

: Glcpcloub, 9, Is. 6cbruar. -
Der anriidigc Sunfcrott Sc5 GrsSdatz
amt@lcfrctGrs Softer miro Ourb ctncn
bcntc pOm 0taiicupcrmaltcr pcr0ffcntz
lldtcn Sinan;au5wciS bargcIc9t: Scrz
blnOltdfcitcn Der 6irmn Softer & Comp.
$50, POI .64, nonincllc 9lftipa $685.
$3.50, bicrpOu rcoliiirbor $43, ,310,S5,
ebarlcS 5uitcr'S pcri6nli6c Serbiuoz
lldfcitcn bc;iiicrn iih AMI s196, 1913
uno lcinc 9lftipo ouf S11J,4S6.5S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
@crgccrcnDc Scmersbrnnit.
Gin arpRes Cd 1:ittwanrerge iGaft im 60
lunibln, =. litin Gl .cit.

Gin arpRes Sd rittWanrcree in CO.
Innib!n, ., .ima i"ctt.
6 olum bus, O., Is. Scbr.-0a8
arose Sdnittmaaren9cibdft Ger 6irma
SoncS, 2Sittes S So. g,ng bcrte Wtorz
gen III 6Iammcu auI. Der Srauoid:z
ocn bejliiert iid uuf $25O.OO0, mOuun
100000 auf Ons @narenlagcr an0
$56;o60 oFf bus Gfbdncc cntfaucif.
Der Ycrluit lit ourdl g'cridlcrung gcs
Gcft. Gos 6irmamit9lico lSittcs be-
iinoct iid) Sur .3cit III 9tewsYOrt. Die
GntltcbNn9auriadc OcS Sranpe5 lit uns
befauut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17

@citranSet. - Der S9ooncr
vWfaD gSiQiam5" BON Baltimore itrnnz
bete an Scr &ii itc pon 3cricp, nabe
ySarris. SCOT. 3ulct." 0erlclbe mar
nit einem Cargo Sis nad 9Silmin9ton
untermcg8.
9lus ocm Siircau oe8 = I i
seimarl daIl8. - EOliScimarl6aQ
5reg erlicB gcitcrn cinen Scfebl, wOz
nad scr Scttclei BON Hnaben cin Gnoc
ecmadt meroen iOQ, pel6c StraBcnz
Yaiianten I'M 5 un0 10 Gent5 angcbcn,
nm angcbli6 Oamit .3eitun9en III fauz
fen. Die Yoli5ci hat crTabren, baB Die
&nabcn meiltenS oa5 auf Oicie 2Seiie
erlon9te gelb sum Crap" Spiclcn be-
nustcn. 0eteftiu Sall per5aftcte oaber
qeltern bier &nabcn, 9famens Q. Seiz
6el, 4t. &irbD, s. 2Salter8 unO 90.
6rieDmann uegen llebertretun9 0es Sez
febl8; iie murben bcm 8ollieiridter
Sobb5 porgefiibrt, iuclder iie in Strafe
So9.
Dem 8oliscimuridaQ Siren iuurz
ben 9eItern fol9enbe 9iebitdble, reip.
Ginbriife gelnelSet: s. 8. 9torfolf &
8ruocr, Or. 10, Siibz9barlesitraBe,
beridtetcn, OaB SemanO an s(bcno be5
IA. 6ebruor in ibren 2aoen einbran9
uno 100 Bfuno Butter itabl, Die einen
@ertb BON $50 repra lentirten; Der 6rau
gS. YemeQ, gtr. 62O, @eorgeitraBe,
lpurbc ein Sod i'm 8ert6e BON S1.75
geitoblcn, Ser 0icb brang bur9 cine
EbIrc I'M Sofraume in Sic @obnung
elm; Sobn s. 2eitner, 9tr. 612, Dit
YrattitraBe, meloete, baB man aus iei>
nem Su9sn, wGbrcno baiiclbe Dor 9tr.
2212, SOitonltraBc, itanO, cine SdOnBz
befe i'm @crtbe BON s. itabl.
Der &Gufer Der tbcueren
% tie gefunb n.-Sn Der Bcrlon
bes 9tesers aleranber 6Oro wurOe Der
Utarn sefunOen. pelder tiir3li9 BON
benz Gr6ol:r abrabam Seibel BON 9tr.
COZ. SIbs@barlesitruBe, cine @eite iir
35 Gents faufte, unb in elmer Gai6e
6.rielben Su ieiner 5reube $1OO ianb.
55orS CAB nad erfolsisr Serbaituns
Surt Serseant Wc@ee bes iiibliden
0iitrifts i'm StatiOnshauie an, bnB er
bas @el0 in @irflidfeit scIunbsn, ie>
bod Semanbem gum Iufbepabren ges
seben babe. 9ta9 Sefanntsabe bes Jtas
mems bieier Berion pur6e Sausiu9un9
BEL bcrielben uOrsenommen, aber 9ddts
sefunben, basssen riidte 6oro iclbit nit
$51 berau5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Sturrt III HcuzNnnIG,io.

Bangor, MOinc, Is. 6ebruur. -
Der bcute bier miitbcnoe S9ncclturm
iit scr Gr9itc, Ocn Der bcuri9e @intcr
nod 9ebratt. Der Shucc lic9t iuBz
tlef, unO Scr Serfc5r lit iibtral ges
bcmmt. 9lu6 i'll 9rooiOcnce; SIS, bat
Der Sturm Die GinlteQung icOcn Ser.
tcbrS unO nubcju a0cr 0eldaftatbGtigs
felt nernnlnEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
2lrheft 1,lto Stouftrfc.

9tep . urf, 16. 6eb. - 9tadSem
bic slrbsitgeber Die 6OrOeruns Der Sei=
benbanb 8eber nm cine &obnerbObung
bon 10 Yro5ent abgeidla9en batten,
irsten bic 2eBteren einen ausltanO in
Scene. Gtpu $50 geriousn iinb an
bem 9lusfanoe bctbsili9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Die 0efabrcn Der See.
Gin sdoouer i'll oem @runo aebobrt. - Sie
Uauni Halt tinss perbrGmntea ShntuaS

eerttt.t.
SonOon, 16, 6cbruar. briz
tii6e 9ampfcr r6au5 Of 3npcrsnaio"
ranntc beutc friib III Der WtcrIep BEN
Sdooncr rGbuie" nie6cr. Der Sdooz
ner ianf iOfOrt, BOD gclan9 cS, sic
Otanui6uft beilclbcn iii rctten.
Der britiide 0anlpicr r0rummonb"
lanbctc beutc in 0armoutb bic Wtannz
idaftcn be8 neucn amerifaniibcn Shooz
ncrs rOta99ic 3d." mcl6er auf Der
Sabrt pon oulifur nof 0cmarura auf
Ohener Gee nicoerbranntc. Der 0amz
pier rcttete sic Scmannuns am 3. Sc
bruar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
j. i. i.
O$ HeaOD &eltef,
tnnerIia1 tt. duserIta, SIT aepramG,en.

Seim G'etraudlc bon 9it0Hincn Sur Sciciti9ung
ron SdWcrBCr ioiteR rutr iolGe ucrReiotn. pclhe
benz Suucm SGaoeH suiu9en. Opium, Wtorphir,
SRIoTolcGm, Ne!hcr, G9caIn uHp Shloral Itiren
SumtrieH oErCt &ernittuH9 oes 9upiiEounssptrnios
Gems, rcr Botleat ptritTt ba5 eitiihl. 3its .SS-u
todl1 6CTrUrenoc; S,rfGbTcH ss ptrbi1t oI, ~%nps
tome, orIrat II: Surit. itn6tt. itatt bas gciotH
81 hcben, No9cH, Seber uHO &jcodrmc tootet bei
Larger lorta'tsttr AEptHsuns bic yter0eH uno NIT
ortIac oocr GI1tmcine SahmnHe htrpor.
Sur GTueHoun1 oisi,r uniitbtrtH UitttI Icat f.iHe
giothpeEotstcii Uor, iucHH ciH icr iuirtEots gttt
pIe Gaowan'e Jteaon RsLief ben pclnigtHotrH
SdmcrI raider ill, ohHe biz eeriH9ite &,fnbr bti'm
SlEet ooer SrlUG6IeHeH NIT iib 81 brHgcn.
Us t1Ht oeH tolternoeH Sdmcr5en auaenbIIdlido
GlHbait liHctrt SHiSuHbUE9 uro btlt HutaHoruns,
itl eo na@ Ocr ynuss. benz DiGstr, ben GlHscp,iotn
ODER dHocreH Eruitn soer SdlIeimhdutrn.
Sci 3erTcniuuaen, 9rnuIGen, NnecnDeh,
Srnft' noer %eitcHfdjmerjtn, &opftreb, sia bns
ffmer5en uoer iroeiio neIfnen auoeten Gamer
3cn DlrteR Elm pdGr GnBenoun9tH mIe buTd 3aubeI
uHo peruriaheH icfortaes guboren oes SdncrJts.
Gs nberlrliit Gle aHo,rtH Duttcl ourd Die pnH6tI.
bare lhm iHEsluo5reEoe Yid0t Der 5sIInHe uon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
SOB etner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SrOenSihipeiter.

Gbicago, Is. 6eb. Die Sdwcs
iter Ilbina Summcrt, cine Der frciwiuiz
gen Yfleserinnen in bieiisen SOipitule
fir SIatternfranfe, weIde Dor ciuigen
Gasen iclblt crtranftc, iit bort 9citOrz
ben. Sie mar cine Der ueun opfermiiz
tbiscn Shmcitsrn bonn rSrben Der
0ienltmG9be Seiu Gbriitj," melde Die
Yflcse Der Sniuiieu Oe8 Slattcrn=SOipiz
tails Ibernonlmen baiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
. VSenlt sic

traenoauelGe sSaaren, sleid, ecn
nttierige:t, febeu, ipeid1e Sic fur
inenigcr @e!o, ais otc rnferiscn,
fa,tfen fonnci,, tomnten sic smriiG
ltno boIen sic fid, Sbr @cio.
gSena Ste auoer,pdrtS iraeno
ipelG)e 2Saaren iebcl, lpeid1e sSbueu
beiicr sefanen. ais Ole nniertacn,
fon,neu sic surif uno bpien Sic
lid sSDr @elS.
Slant Sambnrgcr & SObns,
Sfr. 122, Sft=Saltimpre=St Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17

unb Ser beif. 5r.unb, Der Sie ME I'M
Stid. lGBt, ilf Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (bas rOtbe 5)-Oas 1T, mas
sic Bel @rpabuuns bisisr uOr;isliden
Q.b.r.Ut.bisin p.rnebmsn, unb Rismanb
iout. iid ibsrr.ben laii.n, bas irs.nb
.tmas Gnb.r.s sbenic gut iit.
Gr 1T Der &Onis aller 9ebersWebi;i>
men; .r lit bsf.r, mi: giatn, unb p.rtritt
bic Steae BON Gbinin unb 2alOm.l.
gr pirft blr.tt auf bi. 9.b.r, gli.r.n
unb giuseu.iOs uuS srasust i'm saussn
@pitem n,nes 9.ben. Dies 1T Die Dt.s
bi,in, bic @t. pHni@.n. 8Ou alien
Gpoth.tern p.rfauft-in fliifs,r Sorm
Ob.r als Bulp.r, nm f. trod.n .in;un.bs
men Dber nm Gb.e baruus su MAIDEN.
~Seoes Sa6et@
bat ben S'stsm,et In Roth aufser sersas suma.
s. g. 3eilia & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17

AlUtlutil JUN ~ -IltulIlCl NulpCu>
9fouileau uno bcnt Grafen BON 5cl5
fanb Bcutc itatt. Der forbernOc 81
Miniltcr crbiclt cine lcidte 9Sunoc ant
Sprocrarul. 81, -.A
elaard'iteu biuter N RotbfdilO's b.r
Gori5 16. 6cbr. - "a otc 9iotbs
ld)tlO'6 in Den leetcn Sogcn niht allcin
cine 9ln;abl 0rObbricic crbaltcn, Ionz
bern nud YlGfatc an ibr SanfoebGuoc
9cflcbt wurbcn, in ucld)em nit Scr 3crz
lt0rung bciiclben 9cOrobt wiro, 10 piro
bahclbc lcgt Gag un6 9tad)t BON be-
iuafinctcn 0jcbelmpOli;iitcn bepud,t.
0oS 9fOtbidilo'id)c Compton bciinoct
lid) in Der 9fuc &c |afittc.
Ter Ga ii:r 9umbenwe-fer.
Gart5, 16. 6cbr. - Die Boli;ei
bat crmittclt, oaB Gmilc (6curn, Scr
9lnardiit, Wcldcr Oie SOmbc in oaS
SAFE Oe5 ySotel Scrminua" idl(cuoertc,
in Scr lcetcu ,3cit bel cncm auurdiItiz
ltcn 6rcunoe III ScQcpillc, elmer &orz
ltobt bon SariS, wobntc SobalO ictnc
5rcunoc BON Der Serbaftuug DeS 0enrD
bortcn, pcrbrauntcu iic ieinc lGmnltllz
dcn E0pIcrc unb bradtcn cine Yombc,
Die Der geidleuOertcn Gbnlid) icin iou,
III SidcrBcic. 9llS sic Yoli;ci cridicn,
I'M cine 9anSirfun9 uorSuncbmen,
funo iic uur cine 9ln;abl &upIcrrobren,
cine Cuantit6t Slri uno Hlcrlc> g Gurc.
iienhabuuufau.
Fctcr burg, 16. 6cbruar. .-9tuI
Der Gilcnb0bn ;wiidcn Samara uno
SlatrOuif III Oltlihcn 9iuBlanO crcigz
nctc ijdl nabc 5clau cin Giicnbabnz BIZ
IunmcnitOB, bel rucldcm 13 Ecripncn
gct0Otct uuO cine 9rOBc An;obl Ihwcr
pcrluun0et wur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
SIut ut aciluHcu

Bari8, 16. 6cbr. - Oa5 0ucu
srullden Dem 81 0iiniitcr @alocfz
Sfoulleau unb bcm Glrafcn BON 6cl5
fanO Bcutc itatt. Der forbcrn0c 81
Mimlltcr crbiclt cine lcidte 9SunOc am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
@roner srauo in Wpmn,e.n.

GapetOwn, 16. 6cbr. - Cine
BON Sulupupu bier ein9etrOficne De-
peid)e beltatist Die 9tadrid)t, baB ser
&0nig Der Otatabclcn, %Obengula, an
Der @idDt unO in 6ol9c Der Srapdsen,
Senen CT fiirSlid) auS9eicet 9eucien, in
benz 9eitriipp in Ser lln9e9cnO ieiuer
fribcrcn Saupts unb StcliOcn;itaOt 9cz
itorbcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17

BS olaner y IL { iIbeH aui gu
ldautr, pie nttiue ; 3beiInehmer auejeit tinen
9eruif.n 9tes ans; nm 10 msbr 5utereTe
iptrb Der Sal hsruOrruien, reldeu bic dit.
9Il.o,r b.s I'll. 3. Der 3otbmdnuer"
ID oHtas, ben 10. 6ebruur, i'll ben pgteiu.
ailembID 9toomS" nit Yorfiihruug &C..
ihldtlider SHoianer'S SSenen p.rauftaIteH,
oa Der Grtra9 Sum Seiteubes rs IL.
iabetb. 2 tam mes gtr. 9" Der pY o..
caboutas. 2 dter" perluenb.t rpsrb.u
ioa. 2us 9utr.e ift auf 25 Gents tease.
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17

Der SAT- fam 9eltcru Dor ben GroB>
gcidworenen sur YcrburOlung. 0icien
wurOe Die idOu 9citcrn ausiuErIid I'M
r0eutI6cn Gorrelponoenten" oer0ncntz
lidten Sriefe Oc8 ungeblldcn y2lHardIs
ltens9IniIbrcrs" untcrbrcltct unO nah
Sernebmun9 ser 3eu9cn pcricetcn iie
NiablltcOt in ben 9lntlu9ciuitunO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-17
Sram IaBIfcot surhdeefcbri.

Wtctnc Urou," fubr Ut0bllte0t fort,
rbnttc ii6 uidt, ME Die 9tahbarn be-
buuptcten, gcfliidtct, IOnocrn bcianO iid
an 0isnitu9 uuf Der Sude nab Siirs
gen iir mid. 9esbalb fcBrte tic nidt
nit Den &inOcrn naA Sauie Suriif, iOns
bern iibcrna9tetc bel Der 6amilie cine5
melucr SrcunOe, Or. %, 9tOrozGentralz
glpenue. 2Su8 oa5 lan9c Wieher anbes
triIit, Oas id beimcincr Scrbaftung an
9eblid bel mir bate, 10 mar cas- ciuIad
mir Elm 1aidsnmclicr NIT 5uci Slingcn
uuO cinem &orf3leber."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-06-30
\ Rad Rrpak.

at is well for speaker to know
where his peroration is going to end
when he begins" said f r. Harper of
Denver at Hurst's last night. Il
heard young lawyer make his maiden
speech. 1t was in defense of IL fellow
who was about half-witted. arrested
on the charge of stealing Il hog, the
young attorney having been appointed
by the Court. His defense was that
his client was an idiot, and unable to
distinguish between right and wrong
He closed II flowing speech VITA a
pcroration like this:
Gentlemen Of the jury, look ut my
client. That low, recedlng forehead,
those lustreless eyes, portend that he
was deprived by nature Of the power
to distinguish right from wrong,
ignorant of the distinction which exists
between his own property and that of
others. To him, as to the two-year-
old child, whatever he wants and can
reach belongs to him he knows neither
why it does, nor why it does not But,
gentlemen Of the jury, such are the
institutions of this our free and glori-
Gus country that my client, idiot
though he is, stands for a trial to-day
by jury of his peers The culprit
got the full limit of the law."-St.
Louis GtObe- DenOrl0t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-06-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
George Nj. Pcrdew.
LONACONING, June 81, 1894

LoNAcoNING, June 81, 1891
TO the MINING JOURNAL.
| would like to say a word in your
valuable paper against the unjust and
uncalled-for attack upon Mr.. George
M. Perdew, MS prnci pal Of our school.
Some people seem to have a personal
dislike for Mr.. Perdew, but the ma
jority of this town know that he has
been a good teacher and | can say that
my children have made as much
progress under Mr.. Perdew as they
could under any teacher
know that Mr.. Perdew has worked
hard and earnestly for tie good Of our
school and it is shame that he should
be abused by a few persons because of
some personal grievance.
Mr.. Perdew has been our principal
for nearly ten years. 1t is strange,
indeed, If he was not capable to teach
our school that it has taken some smart
people so long to find ii out.
If Mr.. Perdew is not capable to
teach our school he should be notified
IN the proper way to resign, not
bounded around like a dog.
But II big ma jorty are perfectly
satisfied with Mr.. Perdew as principal,
and those who are after him are very
largely in the minority. PATRON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-06-30
The Mining Situation,

Since Saturday oyer 800 men have
been working in Eckhart. Hoffman
and Allegany mines of the Consoida-
ton coal company. and the Union
mine increase of miners has risen from
about 10 on that day to 60 Thursday.
a reported break into the Borden
company's Bowery mine attracted
about POO dissuaders to that neighbor.
hood Monday morning. But there
was no work and no preparations for
work.
Thursday the signs of termination
OF the suspension We're unmistakably
manifest
Yesterday several mines resumed
and many men went to work.
This morning more.
Monday quite the entire region will
be in motion, and as the boys have
had a good rest, the orders. if up to
capacity. will be filled with rush.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-06-30
The Coal Trade.

Shipments of coal from the mines of
the Georges Creek coal region We're
in long tons
For week ending June %, 1891. ..... 81, 800
q year to same date. .............l 3D., OIL
Decrease compared with last year.. Cos, 356
The latest news from the markets is
cleaned as follows:
The continues to be Il full demand for the
soft coal which Is available and everything
goes at this time as a matter of course.
That woLk will soon be resumed in pretty
active fashion in the Cumberland region, is
indicated by the fact that three hundred men
were put at work at the coal wharves at
Locust Point, Baltimore, on Monday of this
week Trade JOulWdi
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Summer Vacation Tours.

The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
company now has on sale at all its
Offices east of the Ohio River IA full line
of tourist excursion tickets to all the
lake, mountain and seashore resorts
in the Eastern and Northern States in
Canada. These tickets are valid for
return journey until October 3lst.
Before deciding upon your summer
outing it would be we'll to consult the
b. and o. Book of Routes and Rates
for Summer Tours All B.. and O.
Ticket Agents at principal points have
them, and they will be sent post pa d
upon receipt Of ten cents, by Chas. o.
Scull, General Pass. Agent, b. and o.
Il. r. Baltimore. Nd.
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PUBLICATIONS.
The Prevailing Styles for Ladies'
Tailor Gowns.


Tailor Gowns.
The tailor costume is exceedingly popular
this season. These gowns are worn every
where in town, in the country and even at
the seashOre and in the mountains. They
are made in every kind of material light
wooens, serge. duck ginghams and foulards.
This prevailing fashion calls for great variety
of models and every style of French and
English coats are brought into requisition.
As for the skirts, although their simplicity is
always adhered to, in accordance with the
severe tailor system of dressing, they, never
theleSS, EXHIBIT Il diversity of styles. The
fact is well eXempIifed in the latest Nc
Dowell fashion magazines which contain, be-
side several pretty and very practical models,
the patterns of which can be secured by
means of coupons at exceedingly moderate
prices. These coupons form an attractive
monthly feature in the Mcdowell magazines
for they enable one to secure the patterns of
the newest and most correct fashions. La
Mode dc Paris and Paris AlJ,om Of Fashion,
cost only $3.50 each per year, or IS cents II
copy. The French D,eSSnaker is So per dm""m,
or 30 cents per copy. liz Mote, which is I'M
equalled as family journal costs merely the
trlting sum of $3.50 per year. or 10 cents
CODY. The three first mentioned publications
offer each 81 worth of coupon patterns and
La Mate fifty cents worth of the same as
premium for II. yearly subscription. If you
are, unable to procure any of these journals
from your newsdealer do not take any
substitute from him but apply by mail to
Messrs. A. Mcdowell Il Co., West 18th
Street, New York.
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COUNTY NEWS.
DO You Know HIM?

A marked copy of the Fairmont CIV.
Na.) Free Press containing the follow
ing was received this week by the
JOURNAL:
CHALIIS, IDAHO, June -, 1894.
Mr.. WORTH I. FLEMING, FairmOnt, w. Va.
DeNr Sir From memoranda in my pos
session | find you were formerly interested
as Il partner in mining with James b. Nc
Quillan. He was drowned in Salmon river
on the 3lst day of May. IfyOu can inform
me of address and whereabouts of any mem
Der of his family will furnish them or your
self with full information. Hoping this will
reach you at an early date,
| am very truly yours,
|. b. GILES.
Address |. b. Giles, Challis, Idaho, or
Worth T. Fleming, Fairmont, w. Va.
A sister when last heard from resided in
Piedmont. Mr.. McQuillan was well known
in Cumberland, and was at one time a
captain on the canal.
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The Do.

The suspension" is over and the
last state of this community is worse
than the first.
There never was a more gllttering
opportunity presented to the critical
historian "to point moral" than in
reading to the public the dismal record
of the seven weeks last past.
But, for one, the JOURNAL has no
desire and no prompting to do or say
anything that will irritate single sore
spot left by the npleasantness.
The thing to do now is to go to work
and make the very best out of the
situation-as far, fully and quickly as
possible to forget the bitterness of the
frightfully disagreeable era now clos
ing, and look for better fortune under
better auspices in a better future.
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Not So Fast,

Paste this on the outside of your sugar
that the price of sugar had been reduced
three cents pound since the passage of the
Mckinley law, and that the price would be
increased one cent a pound to the consumer
by the present BILL if enacted. - Cunt erland
AemS
The JOURNAL fears that statement
proves too much
|, That the Sugar Trust lost 3 cents
a pound under the Mckinley Act, Or
>, That it will lose only , cents IL
pound under the proposed bill.
1t follows as the day the night that
when the Sugar Trust loses the people
gain.
Hence. we would like to know
exactly why Senator Sherman scolds
the democrats for not legislating to
break up these losing concerns known
as the trusts, of whom the Sugar Trust
is chief?
And by the same token why he le-
rides his adversaries for legislating
to promote those conditions under
which the people win
Readers of the Necs better look a
little deeper into the subject before
decorating the outside of their sugar
bowls with Mr.. Havemeyer's economic
al remark to Mr.. Lodge.
MI. H. is too deeply interested in
the low price of sugar under the Ne
kinley Act to neglect his business at
home for months in order to keep a
bill from passing that would give him
about SIX millions more profits!
In short, as a popular economist
Mr.. Havemeyer is too Transparency
iroOical
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Legal Pointers.

"a good joke is told on one Of our
lawyers says the Weston Democrat.
1T is said that upon Il recent visit to
Weston a book agent dropped into his
office to sell him an encyclopedia, when
the young man informed him that
there was no use to talk about It. that
he couldn't ride it at ALL" This is
about as good a one as Il certain young
Gilmer lawyer got off once when he
was asked how a man guilty of arson
ought to be punished, and replied that
he should be made to support the
charlottesville Puthfn2er,