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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Sic Sarifz Sperrr.
Sas Gnoe b:mte in stdt.

@aibinston, .. s., 8. ausuf.
Die guIt lit beute pol BON @erii6ten
iibsr ben StunS Der SariizSiQ. Gtaer=
lciis wirS bebauptst, OuB Elm ll.bcrcin'
fOulmcn in Sidt iit, bann iust man
audi wisOer, OaB ntdt oaran 9eOatt
lueroen fam.
0eute OfOrgcn butten Die Wiitgliebcr
6es @onfcren;z@ Omitc'5 cine Sera:bnn9
nit Oen Senatorcu Gorman, Seit,
Soues uno Smith, une ans Dem Sc
iultut berlelbcn lit eriidtlib, oaB balO
cine GriliS eintreten mug.
Seute OtOrgcn mar Die 9tcbe OaoOn,
Die @ouTcrcn5e eWtit9Ileber oes Senat0
ibrcr ierucrcu &erpflidtuuacn su entbcs
ben. &enn 0icies gsipsbcn iOIltc.
baum uirO Die Serta9una iOiOrt bts
l1lOilen weroen.
Sm Suuie cr5abIt man iidl, OaB bic
GOntercns> Otitglicocr Oe5 Senat3 bcrslt
iinO, ben .3uder AMI Die 6reilite gebeu
81 luiien. Dies wurOe icOod ipdtcr
mIeOsr i'll 9lbrcOc geltclt, Dian mar
bente abeno Der 2lnli9f, OdB CUTE llrs
laden por9anoen iinpi 81 elmer Gini>
gIng ;u fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
53. GnngrcR.
Ssomttne= strbcit in betScm @dufern.

8a binstOn, s. 9tusult. = 9m
Senate bat 9tllcu cine Bill ciuscz
rctAt, ba5 prOiclfiOnellc 2obbpIltcntbnl
su untcrbriitcn. 9ObbDiltsn iOlen nit
$1,000 b8 $4,000 gebiiBt unO aui JIM
Sabre lnbaItlrt weroeu.
Ntebrerc BripatzSl4a wurOcn unse>
non1ncu.
Die &aibinston aleranoria Glefz
tricz 8abn Comp" crbIelt oa3 9fctbt,
ibrc 8abn in Ocu 0iitritt Columbia 81
brin9sn.
Die 8anferOttzSiu SeS SuuisS blieb
Ill 9lbwelcnbc;t eines Suorum0 bangcu.
Die 0umpIcr rGIarlhcl ~. 2ltBOs"
crbiclten ameritanii9e 9feQiltcr.
Ger Senat 9ing nm 3 lltr III Grtfus
tlplisun9 unb pertogtc ii6 bann.
5m Gepraientanttnb an c
wuroen im ElcuarsG omitc mebrcre SlQ5
iibcr Grridtuns OHentlider @jebGube
belprO9cn, abcr nl6t srlcOi9t. Ga5
Saus be9ann nit 6libul lticrcret Inb uerz
ta9te ii4 nad 6 llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Wutnmatiifler 0alarn.

SurtforS, Conn.,, 7. 2iu3uit. =
Die aui Oea 30. 5. %. felt9eicete 9inz
ridtung Oc8 Nt0rberS Sad" GrOnin
wjrO pom grOBcm jnterciic fem; Groz
hin miro iid ndmllb al Dem in @Onz
necticut insciiibrten autOmatiiden 0a.
gen Islbit bangeu. Der bctrciienoc Sal
gen lit i'll bieligcn 0eidn9niB auiaelteIlt
unO III 10 eiu9erihtet. Dap Der 9entcr
OQmit gidt8 gu lbuu bat, iOuocrn buB
pom Dem 9tu9tnbhd an, NO Ser Serurs
tbrilte baS SbuffOt betritt. slIles auto
mutli9 Dor iit 9cbt unO Der 0inSuridlz
tcnOe i'm redtcu Otoment gepudt unO
in Die SObe 9cidleuOert mirO, ,uOraui
er pleoer binabiiir;t, unO penu bcl'm
GmpuridleuOcln Oa5 @cnif nod ntht
9ebrOden iit, 10 qeiticbt e8 lider bcl'm
StGr3en. Der SObc8cunoloat bat NllO
cine OOppclte nGbunce," un6 e5 lit ntht
un;unebmeu, OuB CT itIieBllt lan9iam
crlpiirgt wtrb, ipit c5 b:l Der bISbsrl9cn
Wtctbobe oft aelheGcu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Wprb nn0 Snbtid)Iag.

Sad ION, WtiIl., Z. 9lu9uIt. - Die
9Ic9crin MOlit 6arriih bat bente ibrcn
Wanu Sabier umgebraAt, inbtm llt lbn,
wGbrtmS sr isin WIittu9sidldihs
madltc, nit elmer 2lrt cen 1irui4aSel
Ipultete. @iieriudt trieb Ote idwaric
6urie su ser sruucnbuitsn Gbat.
@battanOos Seun., Z. Iu9.
- InI Ger 6arm BON gS. =. Han!ln,
ema adt Wtcilcu BON bier, bat hente
ein oewilier @eOrse Man9uu Ncn 6slO@
urbeIter gEilIiam Sober mdbreno elneS
Streites sri4Ohsn. Der NiOrScr ent'
fam.
GoGebo, O., Z. Mig. - gSabrenO
lcste Nadt Sernou 9GlIcp nnO 5obn
WfcGuwan in Die gSObnung pOn Glas
renee @pbn bredtn pOaten, wnrOsn ltc
BON o.m III ocr 9ta6buritait luObnens
ben 9fObert 0O0gcS 9eidonen Il. Ttleg
t0otlih pellcet, wGbreno Otc@ oman nttt
elmer Icidltcn 9Suuoe bauonfam. Soos
Qes wurbe pcrbaitst, aber nahoem Die
Sbatiadle isitgeltellt, ba6 Die 9elhonc7
ncn bti'm GIubrub eywlI9t, wuroe CT
folOrt pieSer freigclaNeu.
6olfc, Soma, 7. 9ln9ult. - 9er.
mann SarncS unO 5Oispb &lllcp, Smcl
Sarmarbtifer, 9erietben gcItern nStreIt,
motei Saraes eiuen Sdlag aut Den
&opi erbiclt, ser i'm ;n SOben Td(lte.
tOeute lit er an Der >@unOe 9eltorbcn II.
9SesltD murOe pcrbaItet.
Gbicago, I. 9ln9uit. - linton
Strahart, Elm luu9er 4ol:, Der in 9tr.
229, SriitOlllrdBe, pobnte, mnrot &C.
iteru Wtor9eu in e.ner unbewObntsn
!Oitte eutleeldl psrltiimntcIt aui9crun1
ben uuo naA ccm y@ounED 0olpttal"
ecbradll, no CT mabreub Der 9tndt al
Serblutung ltarb. &icr Nfonncr Dat>
ten i'm lm Sorutn9:<2tbcno nil clnem
rpltigeu 9loiirmciicr entmannt nno
oann in bulfIOitm 3ullanOe III nIc quite
qcworien. Die eNtmcnlAten Strol6e
battcn ibu crit ieiuer 8Orie NIT $50 be-
ruubt unS 6unn Die 8srltiimmclnng
uOrseuUmmen. Gr weigerte lta, Die
gtnmcn Scr 9Dti6ethGter iu n:nnen.
6 bica9O, Z. 9lugult.-llm z llbr
beute NtOrgcn wurOe G5:or9 98eiblelz
berger pon Ssfar 6eIld an Gdc Der
GlgbuurneiruBe unO GleuslanOs?Ipsnne
our6 Die Brult gsldOiicn unO AMI Der
StcGIe gctOOtct. Der SduB Oerurlndlte
iOfurt elnsn srOSeu 2luilaui, unO 6slld
murSc betnabe al eincm Sa'ernenptahle
auisstnapft, bod traf Die Yoli5,i 5eitla
gcnu9 ein, nm Die yDntls Sultl5 5u per-
biten. 6eli1 bebauptet, 8slhlelbers
ger babe ein intime5 Ser6altniB nit
OtaOamc 6clid sebabt, unO ieiu 9an5eS
@beslif lei burh ben GrmorOeten 6et'
fort morbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Gnnr rinrs @ri,hnlics.

Blecfer, N.@y, Z. Nn9ulf. = J..
DlIQer, Elm balbuerrldtsr alter Oeuts
ider, iit III icincr 9iitte i'll oieienl Srte
tbutiadli9 oerbun9crt. Radl ieincm
GOoe fanO man in ieincr &Obuung cine
Otense @elO pcrittdt, nit Ocm cr bate
out lcben f0nnen, aber er mar Gin bart>
9eIotteucr @ci3bal8. Sn elmer Spors
bunt in 2lbuuD bate er $500, in olten
S0pIen &C. entOcdtc man 500 in Gill
hers unh Hapieraelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Rod Gin Cpier.
5bomas 6. @ogle, Sas u.ueite Spier Oes
ShnsflperfehrS.

ShHsluertehrS.
Der 56 Sabre alte 2bOmu8 @Ogle,
Gin 6amilienpater, an @reenmOunts
Suenu. uno 0tOnumsntltraBe wObns
bait, marb geltern NbsuO 9egen II llbr
an Der Gds Der Centre uro 9tOrtbltraBe
POM @asgOn 9fr. All Der y 3ractiOnz
60" iiberiabren unO 10 ih!imm uerlett,
oaB man an ieiner @eneIung 3welIelt.
Wie ii6 Der llnfall ereisnete, ldelnt
9tiemano scnau angeben 6u tOnnsn.
Der GonSufteur be8 Nag9Ons, George
@altou, 0et gleid uad Dem llnTaue NIT
benz Wotormann per6aftct unO fir iein
Grid)einen bel einem peitercH Serb6r
in Scr Capitalization inter Siir9i9aTt
seltclt wurbe, giebt ieOOd an. baB er,
als iein WagaOn an Der 9entres uno
9tOrtbItraBe anlan9te, abipran9 uuc
nah btr StraBeuede lief UNI gu icben,
Oh gttdts im 2Sese iei.
Gr iah teins gcfabr unO CAB baher
Dem OtOtOrmaun, 9fObert GOurieD, Oa5
Slaual, mclter Su iahreu. Saum mar
Ell ieSo6 mie0tr auf Den Ma9gOn 9es
'iprungen, ais CT bcmcrtte, oaB Ote SiHz
tsrrG6er Oenelbcn Gnpu8 scrmalmten.
Gr CAB benz MotOrmann 0as .3elden
gum Aubnltsn unb fanO Ourauf oann
GOple bintsr benz 9Sag9On auf benz
Gsleiie liegeub auf. SOiOrt iammeIte
Iid natirll6 cine srOBe Ntenldenmsnge
an, unS ell POliSIlt uerbaItete ben Wtos
1ormann, iopie 0en GOnOutteur.
SIM @atrOlwagen Der mittIeren BOliz
seiItation mur6 GODle Johann ms
.Staot oOipital" gsidufit. BORT cOns
ltatirten bic Aer;te, UaB Der untere
5bsiI Ocs linfen BeiucS pom Sbertbeile
nube Dem &nie falt wie nit sinsm 0teie
ier nbsei6uilten mar. Gr bim9 nnr
nod an etuisen 6aiern unO cine oOaz
itanoise 2mputution waro porsenOnl>
men. Der redte SUB mar 9Iei3fallS
bcinabc pom Beiue 9etrennt unO cine
9lmputatiOn wirS audi bier nOtbWenoig
Iein. @oDIe befunO iia b.ut. OtOrsen
IN tritII6em 3uitanbc uuo es 1T wenls
9lusiiat auI isin. @eneluns UOrbunSsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Ser &rieg i'll Gorca.
Sapan prrmebrt feline artcasaptte.

@tbraItar. 8. 2luault. - 0as
iupautidc &risg5Id)IlI rSaIluata" lit
auf Der 6abrt pom 9tcwcuitle nat ja=
pan geiteru bier angetOmmcn. Sie
miro luabribcinlIh Die orei Shliic, Die
Dor &ur;em iur 9fehHuua Ser iapauiz
i4en 9tesieruug in Gn9lanO augefauit
unb in ollcr Sue ais &reu;cr au7acruz
itet wurOsn, nod 5apon bc9leitcn. i3wei
Dieier Saiffe iinO bcrcits am Samtaa
unisr ipanlider 6lasge aus GnglanO
ubs,iesclt, unO OOS 0rutc fOlltt weuiac
Sase lpater nad)iOIgen. glui bpher Gee
uerOcn oic prci Sdiff: formcu aR Die
iupaniItbc Geg;erun9 llOcrssbeu w:rScn,
uno ole u0llise 6crtI9ltellrug ibrtr 9luez
riiltun9 pirb oann IN 5apan erIOlgen.
Itfloria perEprtG,t itrcnsfte yscll.ra=
lIt1t.
2onoOu, s. 9luguit. = Sueben lit
elm @rtrablalt uus9egcben lpOrben, baS
cine BIOtamatlOn Der &0niein cntbalt,
III melher erflGrt wiro, oaB in BEN
&riese ;wii1cn China unO Sapau
@rOBbritanuien irengite lieutralitdt
te0bad)ten ptrG.
Die Sapaner ba6en })ai6an bricet.
Der Otltaoo bat eire SrOre crlallcn,
wcldls Den GGineien 9etutte', in 5apan
Su wObusn, 10 Ian9e iic iid runig usrz
1altcn.
Gcriihte IinS im llmlaHi, baB oie
Sapancr SIR Gee pOn ben Gbintien 9e,
i9lascu luoroen iinb.
5buusbui, s. slu9uit, - Bon
Gientiin lpirb bcri9tet, oaB Die Ser
ntltteluHg8usriute Der GugIanOsr unO
9tuiien ieblgei6lnsen iino. Gbiur lit
bereit, cine @utidaSiaung Su Sahlcn,
bod wsigert eS iitL Die Sbcrbcrrlidfcit
iiber GOrca aui;u9cben.
Der britiib: 3ampfer ,@6unesSin9"
lit bier etnsctrOfien. Der Gapitdn be-
rlhtct, oaB tudbrenb iein 6ahrseus in
Suugfu an @Olfc BON Bct9lli lag.
dineliid,, Soloaten an YOrb taulcn IN
Der Abndt, Die 3upansr sefangsn 5u
nehmen. Scd8iig Puilasiere, mcilt
Srauen uno &lnOer, pur6en idIimm
m,Bbanbslt. Il 0uns Chang bat IOfOrt
Genu9tbuuns ssleiitst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Irmarf aui bem InacnOpfnoc

9temarf, gt.@S, I. 2luquit. = Der
Soli;eitei bierislblt bat ben 8cfebI cr=
laIen, 6oB ale ScrbeQs iuuerbulb DC,
StaOtgrtn;eu aus5ubcben iinc. 81
aibt bler etlua 200 SOrOcOe, uuo Ge;
5cimpoli;iitcn 6enudridtl9tcn gcitern
Die 9eiieer Serielben, Die 6rausn5immer
Iortsuiascn unO ii6 pom n@el6dfte "
suriif3uSiebeu. Sie erbielten bieriu )
Saac Bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
SeIbftmoro etnes brtttSd)en GeIeBr=

SrforS, !. 2lusait.-Oer SibllOz
tbetar Oes bieIisen Fcm6rOtc, @OIe9s. I"
3. {. G. WOruut, bat Ieete Nadt r-it
benz Strif icinem %sbcn Elm 9eudltz
ianea Gnbe scmaht. Gr mar seitcrn
pom elmer 6erieureiie iuriifgcfebrt mb
ioGtc in ben nGhitea SaSeu Dor Der
,Sritiidcn ailOciatlOm" eincu selebrten
0ortraq balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Nprto 0lQearc" unpericbrt :.

YOnOOn, I. 9luguit. Der 6tutide
0ampicr nFOrtO 2lucsrs," Ser angsblid
am SOuntas wGhrenO clucS Oidten
9tcbclS DOR oem britiideu Oampfer
,yiSmOr. GaItle" in 0en @runo gebObrt
worSen Ie;n iollte, paiiirts beute 0tOrz
gen wOblbcbalten Otn Yeudttburm Don
.Scutps0caO, Gr mar au9cnideinli4
in 9anS intuttcm 3ultunbe. @ntweOer
lit er alio bel Der @Orliiion nit benz
r2i5mOre=@altle" lueit 9linpilider Oaz
Don 9etOmmen, als Sesterer, ODER cs
mar Elm GnOers8 6ubr5eus, init weIdcm
rSismOr: Gaitle" Oa8 JfencOntre i'll
9tebel bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Nrr 8lik nls &srr1fhrr.

2tberal, Wo., 7. 2lus.- @sitcgn
Ibcno wurOe Die @Obnun9 Scr 6rau
j. s. @Owie8 bab:er pdbrtnO zines
@ewtttsrs pom Slise setrOIien unO ge>
r;ttb in SranO. Sll8 Die 9tadbmn bcrs
bel eilten, I'M OaS Qausgcratb Su ret
ten, ltOlpcrteu iie iiber cine uOuitGneige
MISUNDERSTANDING uuO elnc an
Sabl fali3er 80 @entSitiife. Der err
ma1iene Sobn pon 6rau Goplc8 wurO
lofort pcrbaftet uuo inter III iduloiz
gung Der ,5uli6miin5cr.i 9c9tn $1,000
SGrsidaft Dem 9sriAtli9en Seriabrem
iibcrmicieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Sic 9lufreauna an hrr gRaisbnrie

Chicago, s. 9lusuit. - 3wci
Stunben lang mar beut. Der Murtt in
Der 9rOBteu @abrung uno Die uuioeregz
ten S6cncn BON 9eitcrm wieOerbolteu
iih, nur OaB Die Yrciie in anoerer
6ittuns singcn. Dap feline 8anfcs
rottc angemelbct wurocu, mar elm fOrnz
li9eS @uHosr, man iprl1t Swar, OaB
iia elm 9roBe8 Dtais G]eidaft in
Sdwicristeiten beTanO, bod Die i9lims
me @eriihte bsitatlsten lid nidt. Die
BreIle sin9en tm 81 bis 81 Gents 3uz
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
GS narb

GS ftarb
9tittlpod, slbeuos 7z1o ubr. gang uneriportet am
SerSidbIaa meiH erseslidler Gatte SSeiurib H6s
iter, Ditsscrm.iiter. Die Seeroisuns fino.t NOR
gen, iSr.itag, ben 10 Iusuft, 8atmittaas llbr,
bonn Srauerbauie gfr. ~, nerIauserte SSouiusz
Strabe, aus auf Dem "2ouoousI IarfsSrlebbo" itatt.
SD, pe6, es fpiro mein gnoe tomm.n,
Sotb lueis i'd uiht, mo, Daun uHo fuie?
8ieneibt nero' i'd Der 9BeIt entloHmen
StIt abcno ober morseI frib.
8ieaeiht 1T aud meiH !3ieI beftimut,
Oh biee Stuuo' Elm @noe nimmt.
Dit trauernbc @ittpe
GIiiabetb Romer;
WaS uuo Marie y96uer,
Sdpo9er, beSn. Sd1mdetrin,
ne6t ben Sinbern Snoia, Dtarie, SciHrih, Dtar
19O-1S uno NllIie.
2tae SSreunoe oeS Deriforbenen &rn.
SitftuS Bitter
finb bierourd1 bersIidt enseoben ffen Gpnnfaa,
ben L.. 9lusuit, lbI gta6mlttagS, Der itierIideH
@inlpelbung ieines grabiteiues ant oem nSouooR=
Yart=5riebbofe" betsuipobnen.
190) 9ie Gnnftn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
2lieren' unS 2srafe,t>SeiSett,
Sr. HaOtuaD's
SNrCnpdriQinn ReGoLUent.

Gin HeiImitteI. n.Ihcs aus SnsreotuSien RON ous
S,rorbtHtidlen meoiBIHideH Si1eniGaiten Suiams
mcne.itSt if, houptddblId UNI ben beruuttIqefommeS
ren un6 aHseariifsReH 9orper Su reinseH 81 beileus
GuIuritttn llns gu ftdrteu. 8uih, auseHehm, ii6tr
uu6 rpirffom in itintr Airfnus. gu babeH bel oneu
apotbeterH. &tHsn Dollar pro 6Iai6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
OelSiennnnnen

nadi Alen SbeiIen GmroSa'8 btfSrst prompt una
bi1il bic
Grpeoiticn oes .esutialen GotrsIp onoemten,s .
S.sgS.>gds 8GItiuor.sStr. uno Soit>Sfiice@gus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
SGdllfmnbridlcinlidl cinc Gntr.

y
- SieTge Subnbeamte iinb in GROCER
slufresuus iiber ciuen umltGnbliHen
9erlht, Der tbnen BON Der Gbica9o'er
9clcttiuzGIssntur BON Gbisl ;u9efOmnlsn
lit uno nah weldjcm IN eiucr iiir5li1bcn
ltattgebabten Sisung Der rgmeriean
9tail,uup@llniOn" in @5icnso ein Cont
pIott aus9ebeft wOrbru iciu iOa, ben
neusn uuiOns8abubof Sabier, ocr Dor
trei Sa6ren nit clnem &orcnauIlu0uot
pon elmer Wtilliou Dollars 9ebnut uors
Den lit, burd 0puamit i'll Die Huit gu
lprengen. Gin Seoitulteter rer Igens
tur, Dem cs ungeblib 9el0ng, fids~tn Die
Sisuns Der M sc. H." einsul9blci6en
uuo li6 Oas Sertruusn ser Tiibrsr su
ermcrbcn, wiQ ale Details ocS tculli=
ibcn BlaneS ermlttc.t babcu. Gr be-
bauptet, es leien liir Den 3wid 200
EiunO ODnumtt angetauit wOrrsn, nm
nud Dem @rpgsidOB oes SubEbOis9cs
bauoc5 Su Dem crwGnutcu a3wcte bcIm>
lid 9etradt Su w,rocn.
Die guhnacirllItblTg bat Die Sebor>
beu BON Dem G0HIplott III &ennlniB gez
l:sG,uuo iniOlsc IeNcn miro pa3 81buz
aebauNc ietI Ieetcm Samita9 uOn Eolis
sci uuo eiucm Iuecno GrtrawGdtsr
gcblt.t, SIS bnt iih bis lcft iib,igen5
Jidts crcjSust, wOOurh Ole icuicrIO.
nellie 0tctouHy bcltGtIst WurOc, tnOeilcn
Uer0,n msbrere %eriOncn nit Seitimmtz
belt genannr, bi. an Dem @OmplOtt be-
tbciltgt icin io(lcn; Ole 9taMen iino:
Start, 5awtinS unO @rubb5, ale orei
WtitsleOcr Oes bieit9en .3wcise8 Oer
ri. u. H." 9icielben bebauptcn ubcr,
ole @jeidldlte lei unmabr.
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aae Grantbeiten DER Se6er.

TlaH teadlte bic toIaerosn S1nptome iptId1e aus
etoruus Der gcrnauunsssSrgan, htrriibr,u: gsrs
ftoptuua iRnert SdmorrbooeH, SlutdHoToHs I'M Sopf,
Sdur, i'm glnser. SeiIuns Sum Grbreten, eohbrens
neE, Wietrnller sesen NdbrlEs, Shwere I'M V1a~
t,rnuq ober griti6une soni6nt beu1 eeaeu, SfOueu,
Eledtn obsr @efuebe por zen dueer, 6eber uno buns
pier aopiiGdmsrs, muHasbeinweroen, ssihe ednta
nno auaenidrbe, Sdmerlen in Der Seite, STuf, ben
GlisbmaSen, ploSIib perffdrftes 1er5flopieH uno
>brenEenbes @efhb in ben gSeidtbtiIeH.
giniae Doi.n Don RaSmans DtIIen beiresn RoA
Ssf,m pom ben sendHrten SeftDeroen.
Drtis 20 6tS. Die Shad,teI.
3u baben bel alien MP pStbeFsrFts
glau ftr,ib, an Or. Raowah 6 GomS., 9. o.
Der 3s5, RsDsgori, fur siHtn Ratbssbsr. (2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
Braunr.

PittSburs, 8. aus.-9icS3enz
DzBarfzS Spbelmiiblc wurDe seltsrn ourd)
5Seusr SsrltOrt. Der SdaDcn betrGal
stwa $4,000. Die slnluse beIanO iidl
III Sanoen zines 9lliisnee'S nuO mar lsit
ncbrsren Saseu anger Setrieb.
Sourlanb, Jno., s. 9lu9ult. =
Die &obnung Oss 9rn. q. {. &ern5
Oabler wurbe beute einseai6ert uuo ieine
: Sodtsr Saura i'll in ben 6lammen ums
scfUmmen. Die Otuttcr Dcs ueruu=
sliiftsn Otab6enS uno ein $oli;ilt, Gle
Ssriu9e ma9ten, OuIisIbs gu retien, cyz
bielten sefabrlide 8ranOmunben. Wtau
slaubt, OaB Salua III einem 9lnlallc BON
8abniinn oas SauS in SranO Iebt..
Bueb 10, Col, s. slusuit. = Oas
breiltOdi9e Sagerbaus Der 5lrma Wcz
@oro 81 SsaDoOn Oabier, @ro6 bGnoler
in Spe5erslsn, wurOc IeBte 9ta6t nicbers
ssbranut. Der Serlult Oil Baaren uno
bemSebauoe belauft iid aui etwa $780,
900. Die Seriiderung betrast SI1O,z
900 an &aaren unO $4,000 am @ez
bGuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09
(aus umferer cehrtaem 2. gorssn.gnssa
Gamuffeiiclz Grhlnfipn

Gnmbem, Ms, Z. Gugalt. -
Nm 6ub O,r 6eOeraIftruBe i'm O,lawarss
6luB srplubirie beute Nttttag Der
0oupifsiisl aui ser 9us9er ,Nluidine
- Blila0slpbiu," woourdl 2lubrsw Ars
Osrion BON Gambeu tSotlidl uno GSm.
9famiep uOn 9tOrfOlt, 3D., =. Sataln
uoh bier, gunOss 5nipettOr Bunting
BON BbIlaeelphia, iOiuie SuliuS Scott
leiht pcrwuuSet puroeu.
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Sic irlid,, Sanopad)ter Sia anae.
Iloli1MleI.

yOnSon, s. augult. - Ous lin
tcrbuus bat seitcrn Ole irIide %anopadl
terz4Bia in orittsr Sclrn9 nit 1919 sese
167 Stinmen angcnommcn.
i3milden %OrO Salisbury, rem Ser
;og pOn 0epOnibire, Sultour IN
@bamberluin, iauo geltcru 2tbeuO ein
lGnssre Seiprcdun9 ue9eu Der Si
italt, in Oercn Srrlaui man li1 IdlieB
LID oabiu ucritdnOlsts, paB Der SppO
iitiou i'm engltlden SbcrDauIs ul1t
alnOcreS iibtig bleib', ais gcsen sic gj
Al ltimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-09

Gomc8, 3. 9lu9Nlt. - 0eute 9tadlz
mittu9 lit uud Ser umcritanii6e Suns
be5trcuScr n@brca9O" bier cineetroIicn.
Aonllral Grben uno Captain Mabau,
ionic !or. George 5. 0oulo uerOen
pcutc 9lbenO nit &uilcr @ilbclm, Dem
Brln;en pom 9Salss, Dem Ser;o9 uun
yorf, Dem %oer;O9 BON GOnuuugbt unO
anocrcn 9tOtablltGten Ill Dem Diner I'M
r6ODul Dudt SquOrOn Cattle" She'll
mehuleM.
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
4 BAND OF 200.

The alarming news comes all the
way from British Columbia that a
band of 900 flibusters are being re-
cruited in Vancouver for the pur-
pose of overturning the Provisional
Government in Hawaii and help
ing Queen Lilluokalani to begin
the cheerful work Of "decapitating
their heads" as Pathological ora
tor ONCE put it.
They are said to be "a picked
bodyguard Of as fine soldiers as any
monarchy could, DESIRE" and their
organizer is an insurance agent
who "saw considerable service dur.
ing the RieI, rebellion, as n of
Buelon,s, famous scouts"
The fame of Buelon has not
reached the effete East, but doubt
less he was terribly famous and so
were his scouts; although we be-
lieve there was nobody killed or
even seriously frightened during
that memorable campaign.
The 200 flibusters r cutting
out a more serious piece Of work
for themselves if they really think
of making a descent on Honolulu
in the style OF Dyak head-hunt'
ers.
The particular branch of insur'
ance carried on by the. Vancouvel
agent is not specified in the des'
patches, but if it be lifesinsurance
he ought to charge a pretty heav,
premium on any Of his recruits VIII
may take out policies in his com
pany. The Provisional Govern
ment is something Of a flibusterin!
affair itself, and quite likely t
render a good account of any Kan
uck-Kanaka alliance that it ma
encounter. -.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01

Castoria is truly a marvellous thin forg
children. Doctors prescribe it, medical
journals recommend it and more than a
million mothers are using it in place OF
Paregoric, Bateman's drops. so-calleo
soothing syrups and other narcotic an
quickest thing to regulate the stomac.
and bowels and give healthy sleep tbs
world has ever seen. It is pleasant to the
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t relieves
constipation. quiets pain, cures diarrhna
and wind collie, allays feverishness, de-
stroys worms, and prevents commissions,
oothes the child and gives it refreshing
and natural sleep. Castoria is he chill
dren's panacea-the mothers friend.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
only. 1t is not sold in bulk. Don't allow
any one to sell yon anything else on the
plea or promise that it is "just as good
| and will answer every purpose,
that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-1-A.
80 The fac-simile signature of
is on every wrapper.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
A Square ISSUE.

In sending the nomination of
Wheeler 81. Peckham, of New
York, as associate justice Of the
Supreme court, to the Senate, MIR.
Cleveland has given that august
body an opportunity to demons
strate whether it proposes to follow
the dictates of patriotism or OF
personal spite in it's treatment. OF
the Presidents appointments.
Mr.. Peckhem is IN able and dis
tinguished Democrat, against
whom there are no. charges. The
shortcomings of youth and inexs
perience attributed to Mr.. Horns
blower and made the pretext for
his rejection, Z not Mr.. Peck
hams. He is sixty years old, hale
and hearty. He has had a vast
fund of experience in over thirty
years {practice before the New
York bar, in the course of which
he was intrusted with the famous
Tweed prosecutions. Politically,
Mr.. Peckham's record has been
without blemish. He has been q
Democrat all his life, and a Demos
crat from, principle, not for reye-
nue. only. From the time be
helped rid New York of Tweed
until to-day, he has been a consist.
ent and aggressive reformer, and
he gave. the same earnest effort te
defeating that other representative
of corruption, Maynard, as he did
to convicting Tweed himself. His
standing is shown by his elevation
to the presidency of the New York
Bar Association, than which nj
metropolitan lawyer can be more
highly honored.
This is the man whom machine
politicians, Senators Hill and Muir
ply, propose 10 defeat for confirm
alton. The issue is square. 1t thu
Senate reiectR Mr.. Peckham, it car
be but one gronnd-personal spite
It that is to be on the Senate policy
the sooner the country knows j
the ~better@HHuntG Journal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
Dissolution Notice,

The cospartnership heretofore ex>
listing under the firm name of Brown
Latham & Co; is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be
continued at the same stand by G D
Brown and Jno W Gardner, Those
indebted to the old firm can make pay,
ments to either Brown or Latham, who
will settle any Indebtedness outstand-
ing against them.
CD BROWN,
TR LATHAM,
j B GARDNER.