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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
No Arrests Made

JACKsoNVILLE, FLA, January 10
NO move has yet been made by the DuvSl
Athletic Club TO arrest the principals
In the boxing match held here last night
IL was expected that test case would
be made OF the contest, but the Duval
people say that no action will be taken
II. NJ. Flagler, who owns nearly all of
ST. Augustine. says that the Corbett-
Mitchell light will not come Oft in ST.
Johns county, II he can prevent IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

SorTH SHAFT-HUBY, VT January
1G.-Train no. "a on the Bennington
and Rutland road, going north. was
run into by special train No 3. coming
south from the wreck near South Wal
nngford, which occurred during the
night. Two persons we're killed. Earl
Mattison died az tho Soldiers Home
Hospital about an hour after he was
brought there. Engineer Smith, Of the
special train died a. 2:2O this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
An Immigrant Inspeotlon mn.

WAsHNGroN, ID. c.. January 1G.--
Representative w. A. Stone, Of Penn
sylvania, to-day introduced bill pro-
vidinR for tha inspection Of immigrants
by United States Consuls The bin pro-
vides that no alien shall be admitted
within the United states unless be
shall exhibit to the United
States inspectors certificate
signed by the u. s. Consul at the place
nearest where such immigrant last re-
sided, settingTorth that the Consul has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
Rino CIub for Morgnntown.
SUSefaI 7StI0rdta 10 ths R<gfsts-

MoRGAHTowN, w. VA, January 1G.
Capt Fdrrow. one Of tho most famous
rifle shots In the United states, and
manager OF the Farrow Arms Co.'S man
ufactsy here, last night organized a
rifle club which Is composed OF twelve
OF the best shots among the young men
OF MOrRantOwn. The club will meet
once week 20 practice and receive in
sructions from Capt. Farrow in rife
shooting u is the intention TO have a
shoot here during the summer for the
championship Of the State, and later
attend the shoots at Pittsburg and 9th.
er points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
conaltlen Of ratrln, Ko..nth.

LONpOS, January 1G.-A dispatch to
tho Standard from Turin says that
Lonis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot,
ls suffering from severe attack of
asthmatic catarrh. The D0uV Nciu
also has q dispatch saying that the at
tack Of Influenza from which KOssuth
has suffered has left him totally blind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
Didn't Cancel tho stamps.
SpSetal 1slsOrani 10 th1 R1giscrr.

PAEKEHsBURG, w Va, January IT,.
u. B. DIXON, Of Pennsboro. who was
arrested by Deputy T.. $. Marshal Ne.
ben, on the charge Of falling 20 cancel
stamps on empty beer kegs, confessed
in court, and was fined 500 and costs
Dixon paid the fine aud was discharged
II is reported that number OF saloon
keepers OF this city viii be arrested on
the same charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
Tnnk ~ nctinn.

WA-uNCroN. ID. C., January 1G.-
The Senate Finance Committee held a
meeting to-day, aud had Secretary Car
isles letter and suggestion for bill
for an issue OF bonds under cousidera-
ton. The committee adjourned, how
ever, without taking any action, With
the understanding that the meeting
would be held very soon for The further
consideration Of the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
WENT OVER THE FALLS.
Two Men aud woman Find watery
Graves I'm tho New River.

special JstsgrGD' 10 ths RS0S,sr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 10
News reaches here TO the effect that
while rowing across New river. between
Nuttallourg and Fayette, Thos Delmu,
an Italian, his wife and James Rogers,
were carried over the rapids 70 instant
death Mrs. DelmO was the last 10 dis
appear and cried out for help as she
sank from view. 1t is reported that the
party are from New York and were
looking for work. There were two
satchels recovered. on which were the
names OF Thomas Deimo and wife, New
York city, and Jim Rogers, New York
city. The contents Of the satchels were
two revolvers, two dirks, some old
clothes, four pairs OF boots, a straw hat
and some other articles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
a Very Good chance to Get Into tn.
Cattle HusInos,

HELENA, Mont, January 16.-Lead-
Ing Montana sportingmen believing the
CorbettMitchell prize fight cannot be
pulled Oft in Florida, are out with bid
At meeting of several wealthy stock
growers Il was decided to offer herd
OF three thousand range cattle. worth
thirty dollars head, To have the fight
In Helena, whore there is no danger Of
Interference from officers. Inside OF
three years the band OF cattle would be
worth quarter OF million.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
Another Good oTsr.

ST. PAUL, January l6.-The Cook
city, Montana, Mercantile Company
offers $4,000 in gold bullion and all
expenses Tor the Corbett- Mitchell fight.
They promise TO deposit $40. 900 in the
Cruze Bank, Helena, Mont, at once rs
guarantee OF good faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

made an Investigation concerning the
Immigrant and rtat be does not belong
10 the class OF alien Immigrants e1clud-
ed from admission TO the United States
under the provisions OF the law ap-
proved March 3, 1891, relative to the
Importation Of immigrants under con
tract TO perform labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

CLEVELAND, o., January lG.--There
was a meeting Of the operators of the
Massillon coal district this morning a.
the Weddell House. 10 vas decided 90
submit proposition TO miners 20 cut
the wages of miners from 20 % % per
cent IN order 20 meet the cut in wages
Of PlttsbnrR mlnnra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
EIectrooution for ohio.
s5,r,st Thurman 10 ne Rsas,.r.

SbsftaI 1firOTdSH 10 ne Re0isfsy.
COLUMBUS, o.. January 1G.-Senator
Phillips has prepared bill at the re-
quest OF State Prison Warden James,
adopting the New York method OF cleo
trocution
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

SDer'q' 1S.f0r4u tO me hsgtft.r
WAsUNGTOS, ID. C., January TO-
a new poston.ce has been established
al Mac Donald, Fayette county. w. Va,
with Floyd Keller a. postmaster.
Robert i. Mckinley has been com
missiOned postmaster az Gay, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

Speaker D. W. Shaw, OF the
House of Delegates, OF Barbour. The
latter has not been much talked about
in connection with the GUbernatoriAl
nomination. but he is in the race Just
the same and his friends say he will
make a good fight for the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

6DScf1f TSiF0rqu ~ ne Reyistsr
CHAHEsroN, W. VA. January Is.-
Tai Neal, who shot and killed Charles
Grogan a few weeks ago by mistake. as
he claims, was tried on an Indictment
for murder aud acquitted to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
nnl Play WIN olnolnnat,.

CiyClNyATL o., January 1C.-James
Canayan writes from Worcester, Mass,
that be has received tho contract %
play with The Cincinnati base ball club
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

fTfet1t IslfOrrUl 10 fIf ReJlfff-.
WAeHNGToN, ID. c.. January To-
Two OF the numerous West Virginiaps
who are willing % take up the duties
q governing West Virg nia when Gov
ernor MacCorkle steps out, are now in
the city. They are the Hon. A. s. Dam
bridge, Of jefferson county, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

SpSctGi TsIs3ram n re- Rs0tftsr
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 1G. -
Ia the Supreme Court to-day tho case Of
r. J.. Blll We. j g.. SchillinR, from
Roane county, was submitted. after
which the court adjourned till to-mor-
row
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
wnI be ssnt to the A.tlnm.

6D<ciai TeisOram 10 ne Rfgisfer.
New MABrfysvfLLE, W. VA, Janu.
ary 16.-James Taylor, OF Wueyylle.
this county, is in the lookup here. yio-
lently insane. lie will be taken 20 the
asylum az Weston. He has wife and
family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
an Ingenious wh.slinri,.

WAsmNGrOv. ID. g., January 16.-A
patent on a wick litter was issued to-
day 90 John Reid, assiguor Of one.baIf
to the Nail city Stamping Company. Of
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
THE NEW WOOL TARIFF
And the Time 1t Shall Take Effect,
Up for Discussion.
NEXT AUGUST NAMED BY WILSON

AS the Time, But Opposed by
Several Congressmen-The In
creased Cigarette Tax Shall
Apply to Those Wrapped in
Paper Only-A California GEN
tleman Treats the House to
Raisins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

SAy FRAvCIsCO, January 16-L. A..
Thurston, Hawaiian Minister 20 the Uni
ted States, left for Washington this even
inc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

wAsnfSdrov. d. O.. Jauuary l0.-For West
cru PruusyIvsulu, ohio and West Virginia.
generally cloudy weather with iiaht snow or
sasI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
A RIOT IS PROMISED.
Citizens Protest Against the Course
Of Gov. Mitchell.
LONG STRING OF RESOLUTIONS

Adopted at a Meeting in Jack
sOnville - Mitchell Says the
Fight Shall Not Come or in
Florida-He Has Made All the
Necessary Preparations for
stopping 1t, No Matter Where
Undertaken.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
A WORD Personal.
And An Explanation.

In our issue OF Sept. 10th, I prom
during the campaign; and yet in our
last weeks paper there appeared, on
the first page, an article, criticising,
and very justly, his course in declar-
ing that member of the state central
committee should not attend meet
ing of the committee by proxy. l did
not write that article. 1t was, 1 pre-
sumo from the pen of Col. Williams. 1
never saw it until it appeared in the
paper. do not dissent from it's con-
cluSiOns, but / should not have no.
ticed anything Macdonald does or has
done. l have washed my hands of all
connection with that committee, it's
ways and its works. There are some
excellent men on it, but the chairman
dominates it, and he is more desirous
of injuring and insulting the REPRE-
SENTATIVE than he is of electing the
Peoples Party ticket. l grieve pro-
foundly that such state of things
exists. 1t is a grave injury to our
cause. But, whether it arises from ac-
cident, stupidity or corruption, one
plain duty remains for all of us, and
that is to work with redoubled energy
for the ticket and the whole
ticket. If Republican money has
brought about this disaster let us not
crafty the scamps who paid the
Doodle by stopping the fight for our
noble principles to kill bed bugs.
There will be time enough to disinfect
our garments after the battle is over.
If the reports are true Macdonald is
still at work to establish his Pluto
cratic-Populistic daily, with honey in
it's mouth and sting in it's tail. But
we have done our part; we have warn
ed the reformers of Minnesota of the
trap set for them. If after that they
choose to walk into it, to spite us,
we'll and good. The consequences be
on their own heads. We can stand it
if they can.
The Peoples Party of Minnesota is
able to make grand battle for vic
tory without State Genital Commit
tee. 1t grew to vast proportions be-
fore it knew that the Almighty, for
| his own inscrutable ends had created
such creature as Macdonald. In six
weeks more his function will be at an
end, and he will sink into his original
| nothingness. ''Sessa. Let him slide.''
| d.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
The Same Everywhere.

From Rhinelander. Wis, Mr.. w.
L. Goodell writes: eve have another
convert to populism. This is Hon. s.
G. Tuttle, IA leading Republican OF
this city. Mr.. Tuttle will be nomin.
ated for member Of assembly and will
make thorough canvass of the dis
trict. People are Joining the Populist
club by scores in this city.-Miiwaukce
Advance.
The same reports reach us from all
parts Of Minnesota. Mr.. S. M. Owen
writes us, in a private letter, that he
found things looking splcdidly where
he had been canvassing--in Carver
Sibley, Renville, Mcleod, etc. The
first two have been very backward
heretofore in our work. 1t shows how
the sentiment is progressing. The
people are waking up. l. u.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
House, Chicago, to the railroad depot IN the

House, Chicago, to the railroad depot IN the
same ciy'!
But the traveller also came down the
elevator of the hotel, before he took
the street car. Ergo the national gov
ernment has the right to regulate all
hotels in the states! And the traveller
also walked across the pavement to
reach the street car. Ergo all the
streets of all the cities, are under the
control of the national governmen
And he may have stopped to buy a
cigar in a store. Ergo all the stores of
all the cities are to be regulated by
Uncle Sam.
Why what have you left? State
sovereignty is wiped out. Put mill
tary man in the White House, and he
has the right to march his armies any
where; take possession of all the
cities, and regulate all the people in
every detail Of their lives.
Then supplement- this with the pow
er claimed by the federal courts to
call any disrespect of the orders of
NOui q OOHlCAIpU, CNCu IL CoIIl iii U
ted five hundred miles distant; and
clap the offender into prison, and keep
him there as long as 1t pleoses;; and
refuse to recognize his right to the arrit
Of habeos corpus, which the national
constitution provides "shall not be
suspended unless when, in cases of re-
hellion or invasion, the public safety
may require it,"
1t is very evident that one aggres-
sion 'doth tread upon another's heels,
so fast they follow" Our government
is already transformed. We are no
longer free citizens of a union of free
states, but subjects of one all-devour-
ing, unlimited nationality. 1t needs
but the occasion to arise to rob us of
the last vestiges of our ancient liber-
ties, and the machinery is ready built
for the work. The blade of the gullo-
tine hangs suspended by single hair
the will or the necessities of our
masters.
Let the people rise to full under
standing Of the terrible conditions that
are upon us; and move as one man to
put the government back where JEFF
ferson and Washington intended it
should be. The public liberties are in
more danger today than they
were when the hirelings of George III.
were landing on our shores, in 1776;
or when Lees legions were in
sight of the Capitol at Washington.
Awake, arise, or be forever fal-
LEM" Id.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
The Sphinx OF the Sea.

We are very proud of the genius of
our gifted sister, Miss Eleanor c. Don
nelly, of Philadelphia. She has writ
ten some of the finest poetry in the
English tongue. Her "Monk Gabriel's
Vision" has but to be read along side
of Longfellow's fiat verses, on the
same subject, to see how far she tran.
scends him. But unfortunately her
ancestors did not come over ON the
Mayfower, and took no part in the
hanging and burning of Quakers, and
as result, New England ignores her.
AS Leigh Hunt says:
1T sounds like o Judgment from the land
of spirits
IT, any man gets what he merits;
Or any merits that which he obtains
The following exquisite and power
full lines suggested the above
thoughts. They were recently pub.
lished across the water: and have been
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
A Church Cheering the Peoples
Partyi

1t is astonishing how the pulpit is
waking up. The latest minister who
shook the old dry-bones is Rev. II. W.
Bennett. of the First M. e. Church. at
Akron. o. DR.. Benntt told his con.
gregation last Sunday that Pullman
was a detestable villain and the strik-
ers we're right. and advised the men in
his audience to vote the Peoples par
ty ticket. So earnest and eloquent
were his words in defense of labor
that the large congrega tion broke
away from restraint and applauded
most heartily, an unusual proceeding
in church. There will be no schism
or heresy trial in Rev. DR.. Bcnnett's
church, and he deserves to be con-
graduated for having educated his
tlcck to so high point of intelligence
Cleveland Citizen.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
POLLS, MIMI, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8. 1894.

tural South. Let the farmers Of the
United States, the wheat raises, the
cotton raisers, the cattle raisers, the
corn raisers, all unite in 1896, with the
army of the workingmen of the cities.
and take possession of the general
government, and drive the double
Drained scoundrels into a corner, and
renee them in and white-wash the
fence; and hoist the yellow flag of pes
thence over it. Then let us restore
the government to the principles of
Jefferson and the sentiments of
Patrick Henry. We have got to do it,
or the on-moving revolution of greed
and selfishess will be accomplished
and liberty be destroyed. I'D,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-03
copied into many leading journals Of

copied into many leading journals OF
the West.
Not Not to Egyptian sands alone belongs
Inc Inc storled Sphinx. Upon this mighty sea,
aer tier ergo sits eternally.
ana broods, inscrutable, DER ancient
wrongs,
Deaf to the magic of the mermaid's songs.
The roar of Neptune; the winds thousand
tongues,
And shrieks of drowning men; yet guarded
ears
S%end sen up no message to the stony eyes
Ihat stare across the waves in blank re-
pose.
Though sun-kissed sails and dreary ship
wrecks rise
Ana fall, by turns-dimly she sits. She
knows
Just where, in oceans bed, the lost crew
sleeps,
Yet; mutely cold, the Sphinx her secret
keeps. Id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
4us Samoa.
Die neueflsr llndlridlten.

Sancouoer, 9. g., IA. Deg. -
Der 0ampier QGarrimoo" braf)te 6te
neuelten 9tnbrlhten aus SamOa. 9tab
benielben oauera 0ie pOlitiiaen 2Sirs
rem fort, bod hoben iia felt ldn9crer
,3eit feline unrubCu erelguet. Die Glns
gebOrencn iiub ianmt unO ionOerS eli
rig nit Der QerlteIgng BON @obre be-
ItGItigt, ia lie arbeitsn barter uno LAM
ger. alS wie iie eS ie getban. YOn lbs
rem Yero:eulte gebeu lie uentg oOer gar
niatS aus, mOrau8 man idIle6t, OaB lie
ipareu, um aui'5 gteue Sen &rtegSpfao
III betreten, iObalO iic senit9cuO Wtittel
babeu, SOrr0tbe Su fuuieu unO clnjulez
qen. GS weroen teInerlei 8erIude &C.
madt. Steuern ein;utrciben, uno So
Mig Waietou BAT ielt ldnger, nl8 einem
3Gbr Fcincn Sent @ebalt erbaIten. Die
bcuti6.n glriitoler fiuo algemcir Der
9luiiht, SaB oic ndddc 3eit entueOer
glnncrirung Seitcn5 0eutihlugO Ooer
Elm beutideS YrotettOrot brtnscn miro.
Die &anoz@ ommIiiiOn bat ibre 2lrbelten
rabe3u uollen0ct. Der @omminGr rcr
Yereirigtcu Staaten. iCiple Ser Oeutidlc
GOmminGr, Sr. @rcnier, werOen @nOc
DECEMBER nah Oauic >elieu. Der brit
tiide @Ommiiiar, 0r. 0ag8arO, wiro
auf Der Snicl perwelicn, Oa er, ME per-
lautct, ais 9tubiOI9er BON Guicfz
Smitb5 ais britiiaer SOniul uuScritz
ben iCln iou.
9sS gSeiteren briu9t ser 0ampier
Die &unOe BON einem @iienbubnunfau
gu 9leOicru. u. @. H., wOielbit per-
gan9cneu NtOnut Ourd cine 3ugs@Olz
liiiOn ;wOlf Bsrionen getOOtet unO cine
orORe glnsahl oermunbet mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Sorf(diriftlfdie 2Tef6ooen

tas @ebeimnta unirrcs Grfolses. gsir ftetsu
agT aneerem StaHopuHtte ais leHe altertbumlI=
den Concerns, peldbe mob Gjeihdtte udob otlI
alten uperIebten l5riuSpien tbun. 28ir Paben Die
9onfurreuS iiberIieelt. 2lEeere pernuHoerH d)
oariiber, Die IS tomTt, oas mir tets seitldtlig
iino, rpdbrcno anoere 9onSerHe INTER barteH 3eiz
ten eIoeH, per9roBern mir bet1Hoi9 uHler Ge=
ihdit.
CSS iif teincsipc9s ionrcrbdr. g8eun sic burb
unier @titldIt ibaueH, ueroen sic es ioiort utrz
ftsbeH. Sic ieb,n isslidles nm 25 bis SO 4ro=
Bsnt 6iliser m0rftrt, ais aHoere 9eiddfte Sle
Sablen laiien- Die GudntitGt, rpcldJc mir
umicsen, icst uns in ccn StaHe, es ;u
tbuu.
Fir Gle 5eiertdge bnb.H mir elm befuunoernsnsrz
Ties aro6es Eager beitaift, uHo mas nod msbr
lit, mir perfaufen jeees 81 eritauHIih Ricorl9eH
Sd)aut Sud, i'll unfcrcm Saren um
Ginises pom nnferen 2tngcbcten. gSir ratben
Shnen, lsgt 5u fauIsH searttH Sle Htd9t bis Sum
99ertbc ee6en, ioldt. Ute mir pdter 81 9ebcu nldt
im Stanoe iein mo9eH. Durcrartlfel Der groBeu
Ta6rifanten, ptI6e mir uOH oisieH Snm 6aIber
ireilc eetdut babeH. .3u Den 2reIieu, UIe mir lie
Offeriren rusroen ne Ridt Iange bIcbeH
9prfempundteS.
gBir bobcn IN Oi.cm 8eportement bic ar0Bt. uuO
poaitdnoi9fte gluspdb in oIeier Staot, ubrr 800
Dliiter pom Cts. bis $1,000.
SChte SeebuHo=, aatsator' uHo @ioeds
ieHsSorien, .SUsrssrosc. init seotr 9efur=
fert..... 10 (sts.
so ArteH 9ori,H uno BortemonHnies aus
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tsHtai6sH mil saraniiTtsr i6r,. -. $500
lortemoRnaie5 uHo SarteEtaidlen nit ee=
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Sin grauiigcr anbIid.

Gin Neaer bon ietuer 3ubalteriu eridOTeu.
@6icogo, Sis, IA. DEG. - Dor
6em Suuie gir. 2115j StateitraBe, Uer'
iammeIte iiW beutc SOrnlItta9 9 ubr
cine 9rOBe @ieuiAenmcnge, I'M oa8
srauilge Shauipicl nit an;uieben, ME
Elm 9teser nit elmer &u9clpuuOe I'M
Ser3.n unS Oa5 Ylut in Str6msn iiber
ben &OpT binwe9 auf bu5 ErOttoir fife
Ben0, nit oem balben &0rper aus einem
55snltcr be8 smeiten StOflusrte8 beraH5
hing. Ger 9lernltc, Der 2O,iGbrige
Gbarle8 Dti(ltr, mar BON ieiner 3ubalz
term in Dem 2lu9,nblif eridOil.n, in
Dem CT inI Se9rifI itanO iid our6 etnen
Sprung Ourd OaS 6eniter in Si9crbejt
III brlnQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
53. GnnarcR.

g8oibin9tOn, D. 6, IA. Dss.-
0us 9aus beidaitigts iib beute ri.r
StuuOen lang nit Der 8eufOnszScrmilz
liqungSs8la unO puiiirte oisicIbe i9IieBs
LID Obue irgenO ein 2lmcnOement. SOrs
iieer Suthwuite beridtete Johann Die
2lrmeszSermilli9ung5bil i'm bus 6istulz
iabr 1886 ein, unO Oieielbe ianO'
BIaB aui 0em &alenOer. Der 8eI6luB
Sitt'8 (9fep., 5Q5.), burd wsldcn Der
Staatsietretar auf9siOrbert ipirb, bic
@OrreipOnoen5en bt5Hslid Oes 8eriprs.
dcue Der Regieruug an England fir
9lniprlhe canuOilder GObbeni6la9er
$425, 900 gu 5ablen, ciasuienOen, marO
pom @Omite far ouswarti9e 9lnsslegens
beiten siinitls einberid,tet unb augeuOmz
men. 0aS 0au8 lieB Johann etne gauie
bis abenb8 s llbr eintreten. 9n Der
glbeuO.Sieung uur0eu einige Bripats
PenitOnabIllS erlcOigt, uuO ouan trat
Ycrtaguug bib @tOutag tin.
Der Senat mar beute uidt in
Sieun9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
SScine Gigarrcn!

Seuuer NIB 9,ebbab,r gutter Gigarreu
wilieu, onB iie in unierem 2aOen cine beii.re
@igarre iur Oeu eutpreheuoeu Yreis erhal-
ten, ais IN irssnO eiuem auDereu @ei9dite
Der Staot - importirte, Sep'Seif ober bier
fabriiirte.
9tr GrurS lisgt aui Der SnuO. gSir
bauOelu auSidleBlid] in @tgarreH!
gBir fabrisiren uno tra9eH oem 9eldmnd
unierer 3uneen Jtehnnng.
8ir oerlailen ms aui bic ausgesei6nete
Gualltat uniertr @i9arr.u.
Der bobe @rGo ihrtr Sortreffhdteit 1T
nod uiemals iibsrtrofTta iporoen.
Dieies TT cine tI9ue SebaUptuns, oo9
uuiere @igarren miifeu uuo tptroeu es be-
lpeiieu.
g9ir baben ben Wutb, Elm uiortidritts
lidleS Gei1dft" su MAIDEN.
99ir piinid5en Sire SHnbiflafi! 8ir Ton.
ueu sic ;ufrieoeu HELEN! g2uqen Sic einen
9eriun nit uus MAIDEN?
The Baltimore Cigar Co.,
gtr. 2O7, r.lialtinlorcltraBe.
5. 8. SofcE, @Gfdftsfabrer.
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