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Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
George Could Visits Lord punraven.

LONDON, May 2S.-Mr. George Gould, owner of the Amerlca's cup defender, the Vigilant, visited Lord Dunraven, owner of the Valkyric, at Rvs castle Isle of Wight. NIT. Gould said that tho visit was simply n friendly one, and not for the purpose of fixing the date for contest between their reSnactiye yachts
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
S..hhnd In a Resfanranf.

NEwARK, x. J., May 29.-During brawl at restaurant Enuido Carmedello was stabbed in the left breast and fatally wounded. Dedo St. Jaques was arrested for the stabbinR.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
A nnnhIe Elnnemenf.

MEDINA, N. r., May S0.-A double elopement has furnished sensation for Medina. Miss Carrie Rowland and Ere mont Hill and another couple, Miss Luel- la Bates and Chauncey Paige, all well known Medina young people, drove to Millville and were married
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Cause of the Tabernacle Fire.

BROOKLYN, May 30.-Fire Commission CT Wurster gave out report of the inves- tigation into the causes of the fire in Tal- mage's Tabernacle. The commissioner be- lieves the fire was caused by careless organ repairers, who left in the organ burning candle. There was no evidence that point ed to incendiarism.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Railroad EmpIoyecs' Convention.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The grand con yention of the railroad employees of Amer ica is now progressing under full swing and with every prospect of harmonious and effective result
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Senator German Recovering.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The latest news from Senator Germans home at Laurel is that he is much better, and his physicians say that few days of rest will now re- Sfnra hin,
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Enemies.

If two men who are mortal enemies meet in society, they ignore each other. If two female enemies meet, they kiss each other.-Fliegen,le Blatter.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Ap,hrao,,c Coal Trade al . st.ad.,ii,.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s--Tho anthra. cite coal trade, like the bituminous trade, Is at standstill, though from vastly diff fercnt causes The waters throughout the anthracite region have flooded many of the mines, forcing suspension of work until the mines can bc relieved of the sur. t,lra ,.ninr
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Tn. y.,lyr,o Nearing Por..

QUEENSTOWN, May 2s.--The steamer Lee, just arrived, reports that she spoke the British cutter Nalkyrio, from Now York, off Minohcad County Waterford. The Nalkyrio reported that she had had a fair passage and that all was well aboard of her
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Visited by n Cyclone.

WICHITA, Kan, May BOA cyclone said to be 200 feet wide passed over the northern portion of the county, destroy ing country church and ovorturning the monuments in the Kcchi cemetery. So far us heard from, no one was killed.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
pn,n.a Inv m. ,,.K,n,.v R,,,

LONDON, May 2S.-Craven & Craven, worsted spinners of Bradford, have failed, with liabilities amounting to f200, 900. Several other large failures are expected, as the trade of the town has been half ruined by the Mckinley bill
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
,rool,yn ch,Idr.n,. Mnv ,y.ll.

BROOKLYN, May 26.-Thc various Sun. day schools attached to the Brooklyn Sun. day School union celebrated their sixty. fifth anniversary by the usual May walk. It. was estimated that there were upward of 7b GOO children i'm line.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
DeluRed Inv R CIoudbur.t

READING, Pa, May 29.-rhis section was deluged by a cloudburst, which did great damage. The cellars of 125 houses in this city were filled with water, and streets were torn up.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
worh ro, ,,,. rJn.mn,oy.a.

MINNEAroLIs, May 9s.-The problem Of the unemployed has been taken up in Min- ncapolis In earnest. Tho ways and means committee of the council has decided to issue bonds to tho amount of $iO0, GOO at 2 per cent to furnish money for an exten. siye scheme of improvements.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Taggert Succeeds Beck.

ALBANY, May 30.-Governor Flower has appointed Isaac H. Taggert sheriff of Erie county in place of August Beck, re- moved.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Charged With the BushvilIe Murder.

MONTICELLO, N. Y., May 29.-Sherif Beecher arrested Harmon Osterhout on a charge of having murdered Jacob Mooro and old Mrs. Raymond at Bushville last February
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
svaetIana,. Army pIoddInx On.

CHESTER, Pa. May 29.-A party of IS men, forming the Connecticut division of the industrial army. under tho command of Captain Sweetland, reached this city and secured quarters in the Star hall, in the central part of town.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Rr,ckma,.ers, strI,s. Ended.

KINGSTON, N. r., May 29.-The brick makers strike here is now ended. All the yards are running other men having ac- cepted the reduced wages.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
nn.rrra.la Shot.

KANSAS CITY, May 2s.--Dave Tompkins, desperate negro cx.eonvict and n noto. rious thief and burglar, was shot twice while defying squad of police. He will die
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Willing to Change,

He-Do you know. think you arc a most singular girlS
 She tooyly)--I assure you it isn't from ,hoioe New York World
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Princess Alix Is All Right.

LONDON, May 29.-The reports that Princess Alix of Hesse, the flancee of the ,zarowitz of Russia, is in bad health are officially denied.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
An Incident In Guthrie

GUTHRIE, O. T., May 30,-Polioemnn Lester, while attempting to arrest negro hidden in n freight car, was fatally shot, and his fleeing assailant was afterward killed hy police officers.
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
First Peaches of the Season,

SAN FRAScIsco, May 29-Local com. mission merchants have rcceivcd consign. ments of peaches, being the first of the
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
Fourth Glass rostma.ters.

fairly lifted from the ring after his vic
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31
GODFREY KNOCKED OUT.
Peter MAher Put the coIorsd Heavyweight
 In Slcen.

BoSToN, May 29.--At the Casino Peter Maher Ircland's champion, knocked out
Connecticut western news., 1894-05-31

Mr~ Cleveland Returns to washington.
 BUFFALO, May 20. = Mrs. Cleveland started for Washington last night on the Buffalo special.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
Ser Sremfer oas sarmideI.

$ b en-, N.=5., s. 6ebr. - 9ic
Goroncrs 5urp, wcldcr bic Inter
iudung iibcr Den fiir;lidcn llniaIt aHf
Der v0clowarc %afowannn &eltcrnz
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Den SoO fanOcn, iibcrtra9en wOrOcn
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9cnoea Si9nalzSDltcm 5milhcn 9Irwz
orf, 9t.z5, unO Der 0odcnIadzSriife
babe.
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slns Der Simoesbauvtifaot.
@er Sch bat, Spnos su Fauf,u.

gSaib bin9to .. g., 8. Sebr.-
SbaeamtsiefretGr Carlisle bat beutc
benz Scnat Die ucrluugtc giite Ocrlcuigen
San.en unb Yriuatperionen 3ugeianOt,
weldle Iu9ebOte auf bic aus3ugcbenOcn
8unoe5 sSblisationcn gcmad)t habcn.
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bic r0rOpcrs' S We6anics 8aut."
$4,000; 6rau Saristt &cllg, $1,000;
yGutamzSa SapiugszSanf." $4,000; z.
8. geOercr, $500; Gcbriioer Stcin,
100000; nWtauuiucturcrs' 9fational.
Yanf," $25,OOO 9tOde & Coulter,
500, 900; Summer & Scfcr. SO. 900;
Sambleton & Co., $1OO, 900; 5rant,
9toicnburs & Comp, 100000; Sol.
8. Smcenep, $4,000; 9llerunoer Sci=
bOlb, $500; 9Siliam .. Ntisrlte, $50.
l.mterieidlnet.
ErGiiScnt Glcrclanb crbob bcutc 9tudls
mittag fltr; uad 4 llbr Die Gongrebz
attc, our6 pclfc ba8 Sunoc5woblgcics
uiOerrufcn wirb, Ourd lcinc llntcrid)rift
GUM 9)clee.
Die 9olbene Sc0cr, nit welder scr
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bent uno Sprc6cr Strip sic Sill untcrz
Set6ncten, bciinoct lif I'M Sciie oc5
GOugreBab9cOronetcn Sufcr bon &irz
atnicn, oc9 SatcrS Der Bill.
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0ieaciht >em 8alacm cntrunnen,

GoIumbio, Wtiii., s. 6cbr.-2S.
Gurpis, ein iungcr 9tc9cr, lOute bcutc
bier pcgcn GrmorOung oe5 gS. SuflcD
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9SciBf0ppcn gcbGngt mcroeu, betbeucrtc
abcr ltctS, Ob9lcid) er iid) inter Der
SanOc befunOcn babe, baB CT bcn toOtz
bringenOcn Sd)ub niht ab9eicucrt baz
be. >5eute I'M Die Ntittagsltunoc iollte
bic Sinridtun9 itattiinOcn. 2llS bic
&lappc ficl, itiir;te Eurui8 in bic Iicfc,
Die Sdlinge rib, uno Der Z SoOcszGanz
bioat iiel AMI Den 9tiifcn. 9lnidcincnO
bate Gurul8 fcine Scrlcbun9cn erlitz
ten ,unO Der Sderifi ma6tc 2lnitalt, i'm
;um sucitcn Otale AMI bas SdafiOt Su
brin9cn. Sicr OtltglicOcr Der Superz
piiureuzScbOrbe, welde Sugesen luarcn,
Bieltcn cine 9onierenS nit benSdcriii,
nnO Yal ltor Silitrp crindte Die 9(npez
ienocn, Ourd) eiu SOtum ibrc 2lniitt
babin funb su 9ebcn, baB Die 0inridJz
tung pcridobcn uerocn iouc. Ga5
Bubltfum mar clnltinlmig fiir bcn Sorz
sdlag, bic SupcrpiiOrcn untcrltiibtcn
i'm, ,unb Der S6eriff CAB idlicBlid nad).
BuruiS uarO in Oa5 ojcIan9nlB Su Oicz
ribtau gcbro6t unb Gpupcrncur Stonc
nm hcm Nnrfn(l bfnnd,rihtiot.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

Nuf bic Gr9reiiung Oe5
0t0roers Der 6rau 9llerina
Setter, bic um pOrigsn 5. DECEMBER
erlhlagen murOe, bat peren 0atte Ot.
@. Setter nunmc6r cine SclObnuu9 pOn
$500 aus9ciest.
ncuer SaItimorcr 6 ar.
6euber." Sbo8. $. Bid & SObn
uno 81. q. McGauleD pom Baltimore
erbcltcn firslidl rin Eutent auf eiueu
Gar 6enoer" ausacitcIt Der au9ebIidb
bsller arbeltet, als elmer Der pleIcn i'll
iiiu9ltcr Seit crfunOcncn. Die SOrs
;ii9e De5 ,6sn6tr" wcroen, luIe iOl9t,
beidrie5en: oerlelbc erfOroert nidt I'M
Gjertusten 9luimerfiomtcit oe5 Obncbtn
ihou 81 iibcrbGuftcn 20totorz ooer
,Gripmau" unO bruu6t nldt crit burd)
autontatildc 6eOern, Die pom l&etter
ubbangig ijno, in YOiitlon 9ebradt Su
mcroen. ga cr our1 ct9enc auf Dem G);.
lciIc louienoc 9iaocr beltonOl9 5ucl .3ou
pom Gjeleiie i'll YoIitiOu lit.
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Iaus niht 3cit uorbuuoen lit. Die uuf
Der Ylattform augebraAteu geOerrlcmen
Ill cr0reJlen; 10 muB entmcOcr Der G)es
cenltauo uuf bic HlattIorm ODER aui
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Der gSuri, Ocu bic 9tollcu Tim geben,
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bcrbei;uiiibrcn.
Ginc gebctmniBuo uolle q e
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lcpbon pom yGurrolltOn.6otcl" aus crz
iudlt. einen ODER mebrere BOli;iltcn bort
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ner Or. oiIl um tin 9fc3cpt Iiir clu ncr@
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ms rSmperiuls6Otel," mO er iid) reat>
itrute uuO ciueu SeOieni itcten fort ianOtc,
um Die WteOi3tn ;u boIen. Wtun glaubt
alio nidlt, OaB er Den SelbitmOropcrs
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ration OF 9abor" puroe elmer Srit;t un=
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iare i'll Se;us aui SrreinTaduug Ocs
lluterridtS in Den 0Hentlideu Shuleu,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10

uufalle.-0er gSaggon 9tr. 2O6
Ser elettrtidcn Notwithstanding
linie" fubr 9citcrn WtOrgen 10 llbr an
2om6aroz, nabe ScottitraBe, 9e9en oen
nit eincm Bferoc beipannten gSa9cn
oe8 oru. .. Soi9t pom 9tr. 422, 5rcs
berids9tooN, uno beib0bigtc Oenielbcn
gum 8etra9e pOn $40, inOem sic 6ins
tcrrGOcr unO oie 2lre ;crbroAcn puroen.
- Der 13zidbrige 9tcgcrtna6e 9tobcrt
9tileg BON 9r. 40, 0umbursltraBe,
murOe geitern %Ormittag II llbr I'M
iiibli6eu FatrOhua9cu uah Dem Oto.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 9cbraft, lslOcnO
an ScrleBungCn Oc5 red)tcn 6uBe5, sic
cr burd einen s3u9 Scr Baltimore
SbiObabn" crltttcn bate. Sctu i3uz
ltanO lit nid)t 9eiGhrlid.
- SamcS !Satiiclb, % Sabre alt, cin
8rcnticr Der r9t0rol. Gcnralbabn,
itir;te 9cltcrn on ser WtaoiionIrabc
cincm Na99On ser S0bn uu0 crz
m- ~, 'nn9cn, Sic icinc llcberiiibrun9
%olpItal" u0tbig mu6ten.
S&% /rcr 8rillcnz Scr
S/@> SddIer ltanO geltcrn
E~- @ Sdenfcl oe5 iiiOliden
G.i e NItA uuf Die pom Eoli;is
itcn 8alfer crbobenc 9lni6uloi9ung,
Den 9dulirbanott pbnc 2iccn; iu bctrciz
ben, Su ucrnntwOrtcn. Sddfcr bait
iirte nit Scicn Hno, iobalO er fcinc
9lbncbmcr fir icinc gSoare iono, bradJtc
CT, pic Die Yolt;ci bcbauptct, cine an
i6cincno golScne 8rile, bic CT iocbcu
gciltnOcn buben woltc, ;um &orihciu
unO bot 6ieic ;um &auic al. 0o iid)
Dcrarti9c 4tanipulntioncn in lcbtercr
3cit mcbrcn 40 ijbcrluicS cr i'm Dem
Gcridtepcriubrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10

oung 9ing pcrlorcn. Der 0ampfcr
ic9elte am II. Sanuar bon Somburg
nad airifanii6en \oafcn ob.
llnter ben Faiiagicren oeS 0ampfcrs
befanoen iid Sr. 3inlnermann, Der
0ouperncur pon 9eutl6 Samcrun,
welder uuf icincn Soften suriidfebrtc,
iomie sic S(o. b. Futttammer II. Sal;z
pcoel pom bcutiden &olonialz zglmte.
Ter Der. staaten>@eianote iprid,t.
8aris, 9. 6ebr. = Die yScmps"
bringt bic folgenoe 0cpcid)e ans Gonz
ltantinopcl: ,2llcranber 9S. Serrell,
ser @eianote Scr Scr. Stoatcn, bat sic
ioforti9c 6reilaiiung 5pcicr 9trmcnicr
rerlangt, peld)e Siirgcr Scr Ser. Staaz
ten iino, uno in Ssfanoerum, 9torOz
Spricn, ciugeterfert purOcn. 5m Sale
ciner gSeigcrung Orobtc CT, Gin &rieg8z
idiii nad jSfnnbcrum Su idifcn."
Sin bcoeutcnDer 9lufrubr bat iiA I'M
9lngoras9iitrift creignet, II. 200 Nfann
&apallcric iinb BON Gonltantinopel mad,
Yu59at scianbt moroen. Die 9ep0lfcz
run9 bon !Dcibitz5rmaf erbra9en fiir;z
LID bas @cfdngniB unO befreiten mcbz
rcre BORT fcltscbaltcne 9trmenier. 5n
Gipa5 unO 9aniarca bubcu iid cbenz
falla llnrnbcn crcignet. 9luiriibreriid,c
Flafatc muroen III beiScn StGOtcn an
9ci6lagen, un6 Die SebOroen babcn
cine bctrddtlidc 9ln5obl BON Ecrioncn
pcrboftct, oarunter II NtuIelmanncr,
iucldc cin GOmplOt sur 2lbi6la6tung
ollcr Ghriiten oeidlnleOet hotten.
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Ser seibetterte &rteasoampfcr
.6cdri0ne.m

gS a ib inston, .. g., 9. 6cb. -
0as Observation-Disclosures bat bcutc pon
2ieutenant SrainarO ein Selc9ramm
erbulten, in pcldcm ct melOct, oaB CT
bcute irib am SOlo OeS YOitoumpier5
vGity Of Sara" pom Colon natl benz
9ioncaSor.Gifi ab9efubrcn lit unb oaB
ocr 9antpfer. Iobalb or Die Selaeung
Ocs seideiterten 0ampfers an SorO &C.
nommen, uah GOlOn Suriiftcbrcn mirD.
Colon, 9. 6eb. - Der Oampicr
yGity Of Yara" iubr beute nah oem
Norcuo s9lins ab, nm Oie Scmannun9
be5 seldeitsrtenSunoc5OampicrSy Scar
iase" an BorO gu ncbmen. Der Eoltz
oanpicr maro BON Der 9tesieruns Der
Sereinistcn Stuutsn fiir Die 6abrt &C.
beusrt. Die 9fiidfebr SelielbeR mrO
Dor SOnntusSsgtadmittas ni9t erwarz
tet.
9lSmiral Stanton, iowic Sic 9eiatz
3un9 oes seiheitcrten &reu;erS merOen
BON GolOn nad 9tew'gOrt 3uridfebrcu
uno sort ibrc Sroers iir Die 3ufunit
in Gmpfan9 nebmcn. Sm 6lotten. Dc
partement iino iebr uiele Auirasen iibcr
pu5 Sdidiul Der Manniduften Oss gez
idsitertcn Sdiiiss ein9eluuicn. Oas
9epartcmcut lit ieood auBsr Stano, irz
seno wclde anOcre ausfunit ;u sebcu,
ais uui bic 9cltcrn perOiientlidtcn slnz
5cisen 6u pcrweilen, unO ole friibcr aus
9eiprOasne lleberSsugun9, gu wieOcrbOz
len, OuB ulle an SOrO qeweienen Per>
iOnen lid in Si6erbelt bciiuOen.
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6eh6unf.

gSiniton, N.zG., s. Scbr - jn
@cgeuwart BON icbStauicnO HcriOucu
wurOe bcutc Yetcr sc oiroii, weld)cr
ieinc Gjelicbte Glen Smitb crmorOcte,
9ebGngt Die &luppc ficl II llbr 80
Wiinuten 9tadnittugS; ourd) Sen 6oll
worO Da8 Gcnif DcS OtOrOr5 gcbroz
dcu, unO iofortigcr Goo trut cin. Ie
o'raiI lcgtc Dor Der !SinriAtung ctn Sc
ftSuSuii, ob
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9Sicoer ein Sdbanobuoe, fur otn Dos
Slttaett stt a1tt lit.

@alenn, Slls., 9. 6ebruur.- gu
SsgmOur, 98is., peni9e Meilen nOros
lid BON bier, wirb Der 4OsiGbrise 6urz
mcr Samcs Smitb 9tiu6t, melder Sa5
7'iabrise 3Dhterdcn Ocs Sol. Suu perz
scwaIti9t:. 0cs 2.lS Iiest imSterben.
MirO SnIitb BON ber erre9ten SeuOfes
run9 erwildt. 10 wirO Oleielbe sipciielz
los tur;cn Yro5eB nit tbm ma6en, Ou
er bcreitS Dor 10 5abreu ein aBulites
Serbrcden un einem 1C.iahri9en DtaOs
dsn bcgins, aber Der Srais 5u ent9cz
ben muRte.
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Mtts Der @cihGftswelt,

9tcwzOort, s. 6cbr.-Gie $50
sen PubliibingsGO." bat bcutc ibr Gicz
ifGit an Scni. g. 0armon itbertruz
gen. 0u8 Grunofupital bcr gcIcllz
id,ait betruQ 5000, 900.
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NonraMb.

9tOrfolf, ga, 9. 6ct.-Nad bier
cin9ctroiiencn 9tadridtcn lit ous Bot,
umt su 9tewp urtz9tcmS in Der psr9anscz
nen 9tadt UNI $3.50 in baarem @.loe
unO $4,000 in griefmarfcn beruu6t mors
ben.
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Nus nnieseF aeitrisen .. N oraens .lme aa Ne
Sturmeslpntbcn.


Baton 9t ougc, Va., 8. 6cbr. -
Bort Suoion maro bcute friib BON cincm
Gpflon bcim9cIudt, ucldcr cine 9lnsobl
OGuIcr bemOlirtc uno inter SGumcn
nnO 53duncn 9rOBe Scrbecrln9cn unz
riAtctc. 9luf Der 9bamberS lden 8lanz
taqe maro burf, ben Gtnlturi elmer
Sabine cin &ino gct6Otct unO bier anocrc
lcblpcr uCrlebt.
!Ot III y is, Senn., 8. 6cbr.-Gin
Gpflon fegte ipdt bcutc 9tudmitta9 iibcr
ben noromeitlidcn Gbeil pom ltiiiiiz
iippi uno rid)tcte in iciner Sabn 9roBe
3crit6rungcn an. @lanta9cn luurocn
pcrpiiitet, 6Guier ;crit0rt unO Die Sriinlz
mer Otcilcn pcit purd ba5 %onb 9etru=
gen.
Die Grlcgrupbcn |citun9en Iicgcn
onrnicocr, uno lit c8 OcSbalb unnlOg>
lid,, nQbcrc Gin3elubeiten SIT erlungcn.
Somcit, mic Jest befonut, lit auf Der
8lantuQe bc8 t0rn. 9&m. Z. 9tugcnt
nube @jrcenpiQc, lJtil, bic 9tcgcrin
9Jtarp 8rapp burd) Den Ginitur5 ibrcr
Sabine crid)lagcu unb ibr 0ottc lcbcuSz
9cf6brlid nerlCet porNen.
Der Gpflun icgtc burd sic bidt be-
p0lfcrtcn Counties 9&ulbin9ton uno
Soliuar, mcsbalb man Die Sciiird)tuug
beat, baB ipQtcrc 9tahrid)tcn Die IOOtrnz
lite nod onid)lpcucn perbcn.
9r Gpflon rtdtCtc audi in 2lleranz
bria, ya., argc Scrbccrun9en an, bod
wuro 9Gcmonb uerlePt.
Sramrem eleonit annatt I9Sbtsfcg.
GliSabctb, Ms, s. 6cbruur.-
=. y. SraccD BON Canaan, Conn,
ltattete bcute icinem 6reunoc 6rco.
ySooo III 91piclle cinen 8ciud) ob uno
untcrnabm nit Inn cine Spu;icrfabrt.
9luf Dem t0eimpcig iprndcu tic bel Dem
2cibltall>Seiecr u. =. SnfIcD Dor, Der
lie III cincm @la5 &biatcp cinluo. 9lls
alle Olci qetrunfcn, cntbcfte Saflcp 81
ieinem Sd)rcfen, OaB CT anitutt Ocr
9SbistcDflaldc cine 6Ialdc nit 2lcOnit
crgriiIcn. S6ncQ eiltcn JIG nad elmer
glpotbcfc, no ibncn GlcscngiIt 9crcld)t
wuroc. Srucep ltarb % yOttnuten nad)>
Dem CT in Der glpOtbefc cintraf. 9SOOO
uno Soflep iino nod am %cbcn, nit
wcntg 9lusiidt unT Gcneiung.
@rt ole 1reuoe. i:Rt Der aeree-
2onoom. 8. 6ebr.-0cr Iimcs"
miro ans Bari5 teIegrapbirt, OaB scr
9lbihluB ccS SanoelSuertraga swiif)en
Gcuti6luuo nnO JfuBlanO, an bciicn
9iatiii;irung burdl Den bcuti6cn 9fcid5z
tag uad) Dem cncrgiidcn Gintreten SeS
&aiIerS iiir Den &crtras nidt ;u S,pciz
icln lei, in 6ranfrci6 cincn icbr pcrs
ltimmcnbcn Ginoruf gcmu6t babe
9taf &ronlta0t uno Suulon babc man
cincu ioldcn y&crratb" an 6raufrcid
SeitenS bc5 ybeIreunSctcn" 9tuBlanp
nid)t iiir moglid) gcbaltcn.
Die 5ranioicn battcn gcbofit, baB
9tuBlanb Dic critic bette gclegenbcit pom
3aunc bredcn meroc, I'm nit Dem Ireis
bunp 0Gnoel anjufangcn, unO buB c5
Der unueri0bnlidc 5SeinO jcOcr Station
icin wcrpc, lpelbe 6ranfrcid nit ibrer1
Saiie beebrt.
Barrier @lGttcr beflagcn iid gan;
pficn ii6er Die ,Scrrdtberei bcs iSreunoeS
an Der 9cpa" uuo bcoaucrn lest, oaB
6rantrcid iidl ourdl Die Tcrbinlmclun9
Der mosfomitiid)en G'alte bel ocren Scz
luh in Toulon uno ,Baris in ocn 2lugcn
Der 9sclt 10 unlterbli3 blanlirt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-10
slms Der Smnocsbamptifaot.
Fer TrdHoent Iabt @naoe fur 3td,t ereeber.

Ger VraNofnf labf Onaoe 1ur Ttdt ergebrn.
9Saibington, 3. g., 9. 6ebr.-
Der Yrafocnt begnabi9te btutc 9. 6.
Sncbefer unO s. 6. Sfler pOn lltab,
uclde pe9eu BOli9amie perurtbcilt mas
rem. 9. S. Hou9bborouQb, melder in
9teu 2Oterifo Die Sunbcss Yoitz @eieec
iibsrtreten, unb 6ranf 9d6olion pom
0iltrlft Columbia, iucgen 9lnqrlfIS pcrz
urtbeilt. Die Dem 6. Is. JiOwc Don
YsnuWluanien luegel BoltzQeIraubation
auicrle9te @elobuBe 1T linn eutlafen
worocn, pabrsuo bic bem 9. G). Sen.
neoD BON Smaba ipe9en 6Gliduns uon
ganfsauslueiieu. 3uolftirte @efGngniBz
itrafe anf "a ernaBi9t iuuroc.
Die Iabrifantem BON Observation-Disclosures.
Der General Goitmeilier wiro ben
GOntratt fir Die 4icierun9 Ssl uniiOrs
n1cu fiir Srieftraser. iiir meldsn iicbenz
3ehn 9lr9cbote cingelaufcn waren, an
Sebm & So. in Baltimore uno Gebr.
6edbcimer & So. in Cincinnati, mclde
iid in Die psribieoenen Boltamtcr Der
Union tbcilen merScn, persebeu. Der
Grcis bctrast in 0ur6i6nitt $26 pro
llnliornl.
Sas oem niratitdbe 6onsre6= Is ampaane:G .
nie.
0as bemcfrutlite Gongreb SAINT
paanesGomite hat beute Die iolaenben
@eanltcu fir bas lauIcnbe Sabr crlpablt:
SeuatOr 6aulfncr BON Welts sSirginien
FrGliosnt, 2aurence Gardner uon bier
SetretGr uno Samss 9. 9tOrris pun bier
Sfaemcilter. Der 8rGliocnt marS
ermattlst, ein aus 5 Senatorsn uno
10 Gon9rcBsab9eoroneten deficiencies
Grefutius Is onite su erusnneu.
Gin stemterfeaen er,rartet.
Gire 9lnSabl wid)tiger Grncnnunecn
I'M GeiOrt bcs SdaeamtsOcpartements
wlrO mor9cn criuurtct, Sa beute Sdasz
amtsiefretGr Carlisle cine ldngcre Gons
fereni nit oem Erdiiocntcn bate.
Sramoe.
9tuibpillc, 9tcbr.. 9. 5cbruur.-
Die SubianerIdule auf Der Biue>JtiSses
Aaentur wurDe 9cltern YbcrO ourd
sstuer total 3crltOrt. 0urd oas linz
ltlr;en elmer Yampe entitauo Der Srauo.
Die S9ule mar Oas 9rOBte 9ebduOc auf
Ser 4s.ntur. lpelde caSur9 einen Sers
luit pon $4,000 erleibet.
SIoom bur9 Ya., 9. 6ebr. -
Ias Saus bes 9llbert Sromau, in Ser
gtGbc BON bier 9clcscn, wurbe Ieete
9tat1t burd Tsuer san;lid serltOrt.
Groman'5 belize flcine Sinner famen in
sen 6lanlmen UNI. Die Gltern parcn
ausscqangen uno batten bic &inber als
lcin iu Sauic ;urif scluiicn. Otan
ninlmt an, baB oaS 6eaer purd Die
Grploiiuu elmer Ectrolcum 2ampe ents
itano.
Sub On, N.s0., 9. 6cbruar. -
Die ct. Sarnabas Gpiltopaltirhc su
Stottpille paro beute, 80 llbr Dtors
gems, ourd iSeuer icritOri. Der Serluit
iuiro auf 81, 200 anseacbcu, weldem
cine Seriidcruns I'M Setruse pom $4,000
ae9eniibsr itebt. Die uriadc pcs Srun'
0cs lit nidt bstanu.