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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-26
JUDICIAL CONVENTION

shAhS SNN0 AOPouilNuh ehAo yCdl.
Shenandoah Sentinel.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The republican judicial convention
of this district met at Red Oak on
Tuesday. The attendance was large
and great deal of interest was mani
tested. Judge Smith, of Council Bluffs,
and Judge Thornell, of Sidney, were at
once renominated without any opposi-
ton. The contest between the Lewis
and Green parties was warm one and
the vote was decidedly close, standing
1891 for Green to 4615 for Lewis. w.
II. Green, the candidate is a resident of
Audubon, where he has practiced law
for the past eight years. He is law
yer Of acknowledged ability and pos
sessed of eminent qualifications for the
discharge of the duties of that Office.
He is an old acquaintance and personal
friend of ]. H. Perry, j. A. Bass and
other well known citizens of this place.
Carson Critic.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-26
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.

In the list of republican nominations
this week in The Journal will be found
the names of three gentlemen, the
choice of the Red Oak convention of
Tuesday, for district judges of this jul
dicial district-the Fifteenth of the
state of Iowa.
Two of the candidates are at present
judges Of the district. One of them,
A. B. Thornell, of Sidney, Fremont
county, is nearing the close of his sec
ond term, which will expire Jan. 1, 1895,
and the other Walter l. Smith of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, has until the same time TO
finish his first term. Both of these gen.
tlemen have been renominated unani-
mously by reclamation, without oppo-
sition, in so large a district as this,
they were the recipients by such NOM
ination, of high honor, but not more
than they have earned by their faithful,
able, and conscientious discharge of
duty.
The new name before the people, that
of w. r. Green of Audubon, is that of
man of high personal standing, able in
the practice of law, strong before the
people, who won the nomination upon
his merits for the bench, and of whom
successful career thereon is confident
ly predicted by those who know him.
All three nominees are thoroughly re-
publican in politics.
There is no doubt of the election of
Messrs. Thornell, Smith and Green.
Their victory at the polls will mean the
continuance of the bench in the district
in the charge of capable and proper
men.-Clari,ada Journal.
THE JUDGES.
The judicial convention at Red Oak
Tuesday was lively one and resulted
in the denomination of A. b. Thornell
and w. 1. Smith. For the third place
there was aspirited contest won by w.
r. Green of Audubon county. When
the ballot was taken there were 464
votes for w. S. Lewis and 1881 for w.
r. Green. The north part of the dis
trict supported Green and the south
part Lewis, except Page, which gave II
votes for Green and for Lewis. FIRE.
mont gave Green one vote. The NOM
inee is young man 81 years old and
man of ability and character. He will
prove worthy member of the bench.
Considerable interest centers upon the
contest for judges this year as the dis,
trict is close politically. There will
not be enough of contest in the state
congressional or county election this
year to be interesting. Thornell and
Deemer were elected four years ago by
, 1894-03-10
P R 0 G E D N G s
COLONIAL COUNCIL
ST. CROIX.

Continuation of Meeting of 26tk Febry 1894.
3rd Member for Frederiksted's Country
District (Hewin): In abiding to 81 of the
Colonial Law he had intended to show up that
II enactment is made use of as an argument
that the Council has not even the right to
a&opt alterations in items posted on the Money
Bills for the vote of the Council. It might be
easier to understand that the Government
can have recourse to s 81 whenever the COun-
Gil refuses an amount for the maintenance OF a
branch OF the public Administration that is
acknowledged or admitted to be indispensable
for he proper conduct of public affairs, but
that is a different thing to that where the
Council proposes amendments to items on the
Money Bills or makes suggestions fir altera-
tons to items that are subject TO the Councils
vote; for here, in accort ance with the Colonial
Law and the Rules Of Business, the Council
can vote and has the right to vote, Bat it is
not light to ignore the Councils vote in such
mat ers, and s SO can not be construed as
having intended a right on the part of the
Administration to set aside the Councils
legitimate vote, but a. the same time to ratify
even the Governments Amendments, on
which no vote at all has been taken.
End. Member Tor Fre1erlksted's Country Dis
triot (BldcktCood) said this question otpasslng
a Budget has for the last 2 or 3 years been
thoroughly IuVeSLlSateQs anu ulScuoo0O IA I"~
Council. 1t would appear that the Local as
we'll as the Home Government take the view
that the present amount Of expenditure is
ssary for the Colony; If We hess.eouH be
sure that the Mothercouhtry would pay
what we cannot pay, and would not hold us
indebted for it, then we might take it easier;
if that is really to be the case, be could not
say, and the Council is without any proper
or definite assurance to that effect. But to
take it from taxpayers standpoint, it does
not seem reasonable nor proper to expect that
rational men are to pass a public Budget en-
tailin an expenditure every year of upwards
of 800, 900 over and above what is to be gain
ed b, Revenue from public taxation etc.; in
the case Of private individual it would GER
tainly be objectionable if he were to expsnd
more than what he honestly can expect to
have at his dis posal. even if he can with
proprie:y reckon upon the help OF
others to pay what he falls short of:
If now the Mothercountry really will
pay the deficits on our bud gets, and not put
it agai st us, so that SOME day We find our
selves in n worse position than at present. If
, 1894-03-10
HalvOr Hansen.
Umderdsmmsr og SkriUsr paa @on
ST. Thomas / AmeyikG.

NJ0R VITTERLIGT: Efter Bcgja1ing af
I Prokurator CHR. BUGEL, som Sagforer
for St. Thom@ Skifperet, som. ~behandlende
Boet efter den borteblevue HERMECILLA,
en- Sosterdattcr af ANGELIQUE VOSS, ind
stevnes herved, i Henhold i FIR lite Sep
tember 1889, s II, med Aar og Days Vafsel
nmvnte Hermeuilla, hviS sidste Bopel her !
Landet var St. Thomas, og som i 20 Aar her
vmret fravmrande uden at nogensomhelst Eff
ter,etning HAYES ON, at hun er live, tillige
med henJes Arvinger til at mode linden St.
Thome Bythings ordinaire Ret den 3die
Retsdag i Juni Manned 1895 paa det Sted og
til den It'd, paa hvilkeu Retten da hOldes-
hvorved lleHarkes, at RStten for Tidon holdes
Eieudornmsn No. 43 NoFregade, Kongens
Kvarter, hver MANDAG Formiddag 81. 10
-idet Citanten, forsaavidt hyerken den
Borteblevne eller kerfdes Arvinger melde sig,
aeter at nedlsgge Paastand ON, atden Borte-
bIaynes Formue, der med Renter til lite
December 1893 andrager $329.6O, u~dl@gges
til Diet Ofentligs j 0verensstemmellss , med
LovgiVningeU. ..~.ss.
ForelaggeIse og navdag or hmvet we'd
Frd. 3die Juni 1895.
Under min Hand, og Embedets Segr.
St. Thoms Byfodgedkontor, den sdie
. Marts 1898.
HALvOR HANSEN.
Gebyr $l.oo ]
Er En vestindisks
D~ler. H.H. J
, 1894-03-10
HaIvOr Hansen.
Un~derdOmmer og Slrirer paa Den
St. Thomas ! Amertkd.

MJOR VITTERLIGT: Efter Begjering az
Prokurator CHR. BUGEL, som Saeforer
for St. Thomm Skifteret. som behandlende
BOet efter den hortehlevne JOHN JOSEPH
GUMBS, indsFeynes herved, i Henhold
til FIR. lite September 1889. s II, med Aar
og Days Varsel n@vnte John Joseph Gumbsr
hvis sidste Bop@l her / Landet var st.
Thomas, og som 20 Aar har vnret fraveren-
de pden at nogensomhtlst Efterretning HAYES
ON, at han er live. tiliigemed hans Arvingcr
til al mode inGen St. Ihoma Bythings ordi.
1885 paa Diet Sled og til den lid, paa hyilken.
l{etten da. holaes-hvoryed bem@Ekes, ;ats
Rerten for Tiden holdes Eienlommen No..43;
Norrrgade, Kongens Kvarter, liver Maadag
Formiddag XII. lO-idet Citanten, f~orsaavidt%
hverken den Borteblevne eller hans Atvingsr.
melde sig, agter at ~nedl@gge Paastand oms
at den Borteblevnes Forlnue, der med Renter.
til lite December 1888 andrager 1862 IS ctst,.
udlegges til det Offentlige i. O~verensstem-
1nelse med Lovgivningsn.
F0releggplse og Laydag eR heret we'd Frdt
3die Juni 1886.
Under min Hand og Etnbedets Seg1.
St. Thom@ Byfogedkontor, den 17dS
Febl uar 1894.
HALVOR HANSEN.
Gebyr 500
Er En- veStindiske
, 1894-03-10
HaIyOr Hansen,
Umdcrdommer og Skrirer pea Oe"
81. Thomas $ Amerikd.

nJDR HIT1ERL1GT: Ettsr Begje,ing If
Prokurotor CHR. BUGEL, som Sagf0rer
for St. Thomm Skifter Ell, som behandlende
Beet otter den bortebleyne ANNA
UYTTENDAHL, i~ndstmvnes h6rVed, i Hen
hold til Fir. lite September 1888, : II, med
Aar og Days Varsel n1vnte Anna Uyttendahl,
hvis sidste Bob@l her Landet var st. ThUm-
as. og som 20 Aar har v@ret fraverende
uden at n~ogensomhelst Elttrretning haves ON,
ut hun er five, tilligemed hendes Arvjnger til
at mode ihden st. Thom@ Bvthiu4s ordinAire
Ret den 3die Rtt>dag i Juni Manned 1895 pae
Diet Sted OK til den It'd, pla hvilkcn Kelsen
da holdes- hNorRed lem@rkcs, at Rettln for
Tiden hoides E~iendommen No. AZ N0rres
gade, Kongens K%varter, liver MANDAG For
midday X. l0-idet Citanten ,f0rsaavidt hyer-
ken den Bortebievnc eller hendes Arvinger
melde sig, agter at nedlmgge Pae~tand ON,
at den Borteblevnes Formue, der med Renter
til lite December 1913 andrager $73.56cts,
u~dlmgges til Diet Oftentlige OverensStem-
melse med Lovgiyniage6.
~Fotel@ggelse ogLhvdag er h@vet we'd Frd.
3die Juni 17>G.
Under min Hand og Embedets Segl.
St. Thom@ ~Byfogedkontor, den ste Marts
1894.
HALYOR HANSEN.
LIS.
Gebyr $3.50
Err fsmti Cents
II. HI
, 1894-03-10

wgED Henhold ill Vaccinations Anordnipgen
Ixs af den Februar 1877, 81, bekjendtgjores
dot herved, at ofen'lig, like gratis, Va9cina-
lion finder Sted MANDAGEN den IL de-. ri.
3 y. NJ. paa min Bolig.
Betalingen herfor err ovcreenst. m. nevnte
3ucrin. Sl.00.
Landphysicatet for St. Croix, den 8de
Marts Is 4.
KALMER.
IN accordance with S Z Of tho Ordinance
If End February 1877 concerning Vacei.
nation, it is hereby made known that pub
lie, not gratis, Vaccination viii take place
at my residence on MONDAY the 18th Of
March ut 3 o'clock y. m.
The fee for such Vaccination IS, accord
ing TO he said Ordinance, Sl,O0.
Office of Laodrhysicus fer St. Croix, the
9Th March 1894
KALMER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
SIT es SeIbjfmnrO /?
Die 2eite zines aHiAetneuO erft Dor Sur;em
eiugemauocrteu Geut1eu aufgefuuOen.


Detroit, Nii6., 20. Scptbr. -
Gin ScIbltuOrbcr, wabrldcinIib SafOb
6riid aus 9teutlingca, @I. ttcmberg,
wurOs beute frUl IN Ser gIGbe BON
Dearborn, 10 Wieilen BON Detroit, ais
balb in Serweiung ii6cr9esan9cne 2ei6e
aufgefuuoen. Gin Wfann, gtamcn8
6Oriter, giug um llier OeS 91lucr 9fOu9e
eutlang unO iab eiuen Sut im 9ebiilhe
am 8oocn lte9eu. 9ll5 er nGber frat,
nabm ct einen itarfen 2si9en9eru1
ma9r. Sel'm llmberbliden entoedte
S0rlter Sic @eitalt zines Otanue5 al
elncm itarfen @eioenalt hau9eub. Der
6inoer elite gum nGblteu 6ric0enSrid)e
tcr, 0te 2ei9e wuroe abgcibnitten uub
uuteriudt. >0aS 6lsil9 iiel bcrcitS bon
Sen &uOden, ais man oen IOoteu anz
faB.c. Gr mag auSncbmenb gut 9es
fleioet.
5n BEN TaidJen itaf cin BaB, uusgc'
1teQt fir Sat. 55rii1 aus 9(eutlin9en,
Elm 1ofument iber Oie NbTdt 9afOb
6riid'8, amerifanil4er Sarger su werz
Oep, oatirt pom 81. 9lu9ult 1898 ;u
Detroit, unO cine in 9feutltngen aus
9eitcQtc Sonnta98lAultarte aus bem
Sabre 1878; fcrner elm BOrtemOnnaie
nit $2.15. lleber Oie nGbern Segbdltz
nine oc5 Selbitm0r0er5 uno Oa3 Datum
oe5 SelbitmOr6e5 lisB ii9 pOrlGuii9
9tidtS crmitteln. 9lQem 2lnidclne n0h
mar 6rii3 in bebaslidcr &ebcnSla9c,
an 9ute SerbaltnIiie gew0bnt uuo ctpa
81 Sa6re ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Sic G;riaBrru Der Src.
Ser 9ampfer vSenesul" nit 30 Berionen
am SorO seIuuteH.

Ser 9ampfer vSenegul" nit 30 Beriouen
an SOrO seiunteu.
Gan Tran3i8eO, Sal, 21.
Sept. - Der grOBe britlitc 0umpier
,Scrcaal" rubt alien 9tniacin nad) IT.
oenopo in Ser 9tabe 0e5 39.17 Grabes
n0rbl;der Yreite unO 119.OS 0ra0eS
pcltrdlsr 2Gnse Gui Ocm 8OOen Oe5
StiQcn S3can5 unO nit inn baben %
braoe Wlanner ben Scemann6toO 9e>
Tun0cn.
Der Senegal mar in 8aQait BON
Gan Diego na6 Tacoma unterweg5,
Gr mar EN- groBcr elltrncr 0ampfer
ucuclter Gonitruf,tOn unO zines Der be-
iten 6u5rstrgc Der cn9llidsu Sanbclsz
martue. Der Gapttdn mar BON icirer
Godtcr bcalcitet; Die O|annibait be-
ituu0 aus 81 0tann.
Der Oampfer iubr 9luian98 0tdr3
BON Gan Diego ob, nnO Gle cin3lSc
Nadrldt, sic man IeltOcm Don lbm
battc, mar, OaB Capt. G1OmpiOn pom
Sdooncr rWtarp 8. 9tuB" pOr ciuisen
Eaqen pom Gan Diego aus Ihrisb, er
ba5e iih in Ser 92aht Oe5 Is. Oidr; in
ser Nabe be5 0ampfer5 brIunOcn.
Der Matroie Sien mar oamalS 6ie
9au3e 9ta6t aaf Gcd nnO CT iagt, buB
Scr Sturm, Der oamal5 tobte uuO Ben
tleincn Sdoontr pie elnen SAL bcrnulz
mari, bc1 i dIimnlite mar, Dem ct in ben
lanqen Sabrtn, tic er sur zee lit, nit
madte. Der Senegal" tam in Sidt,
ais es oEntel murOe, uuO oeriudte gcz
oeu cine iteifc 9torOoitz&rie aui;utOuI@
men. lin Otitternabt crrcid),e Der
Sturm i.inen 009epuntt. Slien iaQt,
er babe uahrcnO Der gan3en l2adt osn
0ampIcr bcobadtct, 0elisu 2idt ibm
uic Elm Sofinuns5ltrubl cribicn. &ur;
Dor Ga9esanbrudb wabre0O Ser Sturm
pie0er itarter mErOe, tauate oa3 rOt6e
9iat bes srOBcn 0amPfcrs 5um lc9ten
Mtale auf. Der rSeue8ol" mar auf
Dem 0iIfen elmer 9SOse, ols eine ricii9e
SturSweQe iber lbn bcreiu5rad. 9as
rot6e gi6t psrifDano iiir clnen 2lH3euz
bid, nm in ser nGd)ltsn GIiuute ruieOsr
uuf;utaaden unO o0nn gang Su crlOz
iten. Sergcblit3 ipabte bic Diannz
i3aft 0c5 S1uOn:ra oarnoa aus, unO
alS cine StunOc ipGtcr Scr Sag uns
brad, mar Der srOBc 0GmYfcr nir8enOS
mebr 3u ic5:n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Stsbt bnr iei1cm Giftrr.

6. q. Sonea, Elm prOmiuenter nS0o Sell
IOm," eer gtOtbsu4t iiberflbrt, atbt I'D
ielbit beu SOD.
ga Grange, 5nS., 81. ecptbr.-
6. q. 9Ones, pelder 9eitern scr 9totb.
Su9t idulbig beiunoen wnroe, bat ii9
beute I'M Gountpz@}eid changing Ourd Wtorz
pbin perglitet. Gr muB O0s @iTt unz
Slueiiclbait icit iciner SerbaItung am
&0rper getrugcn baben nit Der 9lbiidt,
i'm 'SulIe Der llebcrfiibrung OapOn Sc
braud gu MAIDEN. jOneS mar etua 60
Sabre alt, Oa5 Wiit9IisO elmer prOmis
nenten 5anlilie unO ein bod itebenSer
rSOo 6elow. iowie s5reimaurer. Scine
Spier warcn idmmtli9 inter Ii Sabrsn
alt. Die gcide waro beute friib pom
@cidngniB ua9 Oem GtabliIemcut zines
Heidcnbcitatter5 9cbrudt. 9One8 bin>
terlicB cinen Srief, in luelhsm CT leinc
llni9ulO bcttcuerte uuO Dem StQatSanz
palte ben SOruurf madt, Oucd un9ez
icbIi9e W!lttil ieIns ueberI IIbruns ers
wirft ~ baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Die @alobr2nnr in Iinnclnta.

Der SSleOeruufbuu '9ludlep's g.Td,rt.
Ct. Saul, Dlinn., 21. Sept. -
Die Staat5 @Ommiiiion sur Inter
itusun9 Der 9torbleioenoen in Scu
MalObranO0iitritten bat 9raume 3cit
in Statlep 5u9c6ra6t, nm 81: pon emit
gen wtnl9en Scwobuern 6eS Srtes erz
bobenc SeihUeroe 81 erIuhcu, baB
ben 9totblciOenocn nidt 10 ifneQ &C.
bOlfcn wcroe, luie nOtBig ici. 9}a9 Ell
ncr griinbl:Acn llntcriubung scr BE-
itputlSe erfl0rte iidy ba5 gro5 ocr Glnz
wobrcrItalt nit Dem, mas fit sic
2eetere getban wOrOen lit, ;ufricben.
Wtlt Dem NIcO,raufbau BON Sinflcp lit
Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4rIang qcmad,t
worOcu, mo Die Siirg,r iino Ser 3uz
uerliat, paB Der Srt balo III bcncrcr
9StIie pleoer uufscbaut ieln pirO, ais
ais CT oorber 9eweIen mar.
Oa5 yOfalzllntcritiieuug8 onite 6e3
idwer beimgciuhteu SrttS Sine GitD
bat cine 2lareIe an Oa5 srOBc 8ublifum
erlaiIen, wortn eS aGen 9euicuigcn,
welde in 10 REDEEM 0taaBe 0elO, &Icis
oun95ltitf:, 9tabrun95ulttsl uno 2(nz
oere5 fIr Die 2lbaebrannten geipenoet
baben, Ieiuen wlrmiteu 9ant aus
iprIcht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Stieglt irlbit i'm GriangniB.
Sin Strdiling wirO pabs! ertuppt, pte e,
0Qs Sntlthaus behleblt.

Sin StrdiIing miro pabs! ertuppt, iuts er
ous 5nttbuus bsitieblt.
YOttspille, Yu., 21. Septbr. -
SObn Slatttrlp, elmer Scr 9niaien bes
3udtb0rieS, wclder cincn Iungcn Scrz
min mcgeu Ginbru6S su ocrbiiBcn bat,
lparo bcutc babel crtappt, pie ct oas
Sudtbau8 bcltahl. Sluttcrp mcr in
Strtderei bcidaiti9t uuO wuroc itct8
bcraN9cio9en, penn lmmer Die iertigcn
lSaarcn tic Oen Ssrian0t pcrlaoen NUT
ben. Sci 0icicn gclclcnbeitcn muBte
tr itctS cini9c &adcte SIriinpIe Oocr
llnterflcioer bel Scite Su ihancn unO iie
ieIncr in Hod@9aucn wobuenOtn 6rau
in Ole 0anoe 81 ipjclen. Nlon 9laubt,
0aB ct auf pieie Weiie gSaaren I'M
@ertbc BON minociten5 $1,000 cntiuenss
0ete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Gin ncrtcbltcs Sebcn.

Gin friiberer reidles SiebiHdter iud)t als
Goloat Der gunoesarmee ben Sob. 5
Detroit, Mih., 81. September.
- IS. $. Suid), einit Gin rclder Slebz
SI6ter in GcraS, sulest ciu llntcrofft5ier
I'M 10. bieii9sn Sunoc5z 3niantcriesJfez
eineut, bat ii6 per9litet. Wtan fauo
Tim tOpt auf Dem Settc. ST lit Der
neunte Selbtm0rOcr bier in oieiem D9Os
nat. Sui9 mar 9eltern 9lbeno, mle
immer, wenn auf llrlaub, in lelncm al
ten SO9irbaule ab9cltIc9cn. ST lahtc
uno mar gutter 9inge uuo ging balO 81
Sett. 9lI8 cr 9eltern BEN 9anSen Sag
iibcr nlat eridien, telcpbOuirte Die Wir>
thin nuh Sort Hayne, Der garniiou
Oes 9fegiment8. 5wet ltnterOfiiiierc
famen unb erbra6en bus 3imuer. Sie
fan0en SuIh ais 2ei3e bercit5 ltarr auf
bem Sett au8geitredt. 9luT Dem GIi6e
nebenbei lag auBer eiutr sclecrlen OiOrz
pbiunfluide Gin Srief an Builds GOnl>
pasniez@bef, Sapt. SaQ OOn @ompa9z
uic nS." guid ia9t barin fur5 unO
biinOi9, Ser Sauptmann iole i'm nltt
etlua fiir oerriift balten; er lei bel tar
fem Seritunoe, a6rr OeS 2ebens ii6erz
brullia. 9n Ser @ompagnie l:icn ELL
paar S9urttn (iic wcrOen, iedf an Der
3ubl. nit Jtamcn 9enanut), unb auBerz
Dem bride i'm, Suia, elm @cbelmnlB
ieine5 Sebcns iebr ldwer.
8uib CAB On, baB nan in ieincr
Sricftai6e in ser &0lerue Iu8idnitte
aus Dem Ct. Coulter ,@lobe OemOfrat"
finben fonne, Die Serl6ieOcuc5 crflGren
uiirOen, unO ridtI9 er;a5lten Die Au5s
lhnltte, Die iibrisenS an Is Sabre alt
iein nliiilen, BON cinem Otdb6en, OaS
mittellt Otorpbium SelbltmOro be9unz
gen bate. 0a5 OtG0deu mar Sui4'8
Uattir. Srt uno 9iamcn warsn in BEN
9Iu5idnitten iOrgfaltig auSselOidt.
9lber be8 Selbitm0rOcrS GOupasniez
GbeT, Captain Sall, wuBtc 5u erSablen,
er babe Suid, Der bel ieIncm GuOe ctlua
40 Sabre 5Gblte uuO cine mebr, al5 12z
jabri9e 0lcnitSett binter lif bate, 3uerlt
im Sabre 1880 bel Dallas in Gera5 als
rci9en S;ebsIhter getroficn. Y3I9
6eiratbcte Gin 14ziabri9e5 WtaOden, bas
linn ipGtsr bur59lug. Ser SdauOc perz
fsl uno iid bas Heben nnbm. Sie lit
Die in ben Iusidnitten erpGbnte. Sultl
wurbe 10 baburd 9ctrOhen, OuB er 9luc5
ouf9ab unO sur 9Irmee sing. ST braebte
e5 Daio gum Ser9canten I'M s. 9fciterz
9ie9inleut in Sort @larf, Geru8. 9fadz
ocm Ell baiclblt abgsOicut, fol9te er @az
pitGn Sau bierber urb lteB iid bei'm
10. 9le9iment unwerbeu. Gr bate ieis
nen giamen 0amals in 0alln5 in Wforz
gan umscipanOelt uuO ieine pubre Ser
l0nltdJfe't mar nur 9apttGu tSaIl be-
fannt. 0ielcr ertlartc BEN unglIdlidcn
Otann ais eiaen Der belten llnterOHi=
sicrc, Die e8 bate gebcn fOnncn. Gr
ltanp bci Sifi;icren lnO ocn gcutcn Oe5
9fegiment5 i'm bO6lten 9lnieben, uno
0as 9lesiucnt mir0 fir cin ebrli6;S
SolOatenbe9rGbntB oeS auf 10 tra9jI6e
gSelle 9ecuoetcn &amcraOcu Gorge tra<
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
9sis.J 9.s.i..J Gaubmorn.
3pei italeniibe 9lrbeiter ibres 2Obnes
uegen erdlasen. vsS'7T

3mei itaIieuiibs 9lrbeiter ibres 2Obnes
iuegen eridla9er. 'syS''zF
Sort SefferiOn, q. s., 21.
Septcmber. - gofomotipfIhrcr Somnz
isuo Ser r2Ongz8rundlz Subn" bemerfte
beute frab, al5 CT nit ieiucm .3u9e iid
benz Yabnbof BON Setaufet ndbrerte,
6ic onidsinenO lcbloicn &Orper 5wcier
Manner un9efabr 80 6uB pOn benz Gcz
Ieiie crtiernt. Gr belt icinen 3ug an
unO ltelIte cine llnteriutun9 al, wel9e
ergab, baB elmer Ser 0idnner toOt unS
Der Slueite in 6Olge elmer i6weren 8ers
wunoun9 am SOpie bciuuBtlcS mar.
Der 2eetere erboIte lih balO inter Ser
8ebanOlung ser 3uabeOienitetcn nnO
cr5aBlte, OaB ct uuO icin tooter Same
Stalicner icien, Die an Der 8erldn9es
rung Der 8abn 9carbcttct, uno na6oem
fie ibreu EObn crbulten, auf bem SeIms
neg pon uubefannten EtriOncu angez
fallen, nicOer Qeithlagcu unO bcraubt
wor0en ieicu. Ger SObten bradts man
bierher, wdbreno Der Serluuuoetc in OaS
nddte 0Oipital 9cidaiite iuurOe, no CT
ie0eufQlI5 iterben uirS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Q2r O9Q
~ - am hza OS

ScIb tmor0periud i'm Sta 5 t,
@cfGn9niB. Der 32 Sabre aItc
Sobn GClott, melhcr pom GollSciridter
SamiltOn wc9cn 3ruutcnbeit AMI 30
Gage ms Staot8eiiugniB eciunOt wOrs
SEN mar, ocrluhtc ij1 gelteru iriib mil
ciuem OteNcr, Oa8 CT ron elnem ioebel
ms Gei6r9uiB gebradtcu Ntoune er,
halten bate, III cmcm gSabulinnsuu'
ialle BEN 0al5 ;u ourlbihuciOeu.
9tur burb prompteS Gini6rtitcn oc8
SIlISsgSarOeln3 McGltOn murOc Der
Wtann OcrbIu0crt, iciuc }lbTdt auS3u>
fGbren. Gr tuor0 ms 0oipital 9cbraht
uno in cine 3wou9Sladt geiteft.
g turaIiiirt wuroeu 9efern
i'm SlaOtgeridt 60 BeriOncn, un6 so
licBen ibre 9totgraliiatiOu8sP sPapiere I'M
@rimiualgcridt aESfeQeuJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-22
Stcnrrfricg in &cntuGB.

Die Seu0lterung zines Gouutn8 weigert
ii:3, cine ibr uugereft eridelnenOe
Stcucr 5u SabIen.
2outsoille, &y., 21. Septbr. -
Sn Union County lit Elm Stsuertric9
i'll S0nge, nnO Die Gage lit oil mebrercn
Bldten, uamcatlldJ a6tr. in Stur9l5,
0efOptn uuS I'M 2inolc gc3irfe, eipe
fritiide. Sor 21 Sabreu fane IN Dem
9Ouuty cine glbitimmuue iibtr &c AE5z
sabe BON Bombs sur lluteritieuug zines
Giienbabuproiefte8 fat, uuo Die Gnlllz
iiOn ser SonoS iuurOe an9cO, 0nct. Die
SaBn marO icSoa nidt nab osn M
ipriin3liten Planen getaut Uno oa5
Gounp bat BON ibr 10 gut wie gar tcis
ncn 9tusen. 0a5 County iucigerte iiA
in 6olge Dshcn, icinc SonOS cin;ul6z
len; aI5 leoOda Die leel9cn 3nbabcr ocr
Bombs fIagbar uurOen, eati6ieOtu ole
geridlte Su ibren 9unlten, unO Die
SteueJabler baben nun cine Salt BON
$250,0OO All Oem &ufen. Die GOuntyz
SOmmlnare warea 9c;wun9en, Spez
5ialiteucru au53uldrcIben, unO icbt lit
Sboma5 s. SladwcQ 5um Sps5ialz
GoacftOr trnannt wor6en, I'M Die
Stcueru auf bem 3pangsweqc cjusus
treibcn. Die Siirgtr babeu ii6 fclt or
9anilirt unO wulleu iid iciucm 9Or9cz
b:u nit 9cualt piOericecn.
SlafpeQ wejB, iuie Die Ojuse Iiegen;
CT 1T abcr ell furdtloier alter Soloat
unb bat cinen Sauicn gut bcwaiinctcr
unb gut berlttcncr @ebiilfsn um it'd per-
ianrnIel, lin ietncn Sefeblen 9tadorud
Su psriGuficn. Dies bat nur Oa;u bclz
9etrngsu, Die Grbittcrung 5u crb0b;n,
unO oreiSenoun9cn 2&lntcltcrzGewebre
linb bereltS an9cfOmmcn, I'M bic giir9cr
Ill bcwafiuen. Gtehycre ipeitcrc GEM
Oungcu lollcn mor9cn anfommen. Wtan
bat 8OrpOIten aua9sltcut, uuO i'll Sturz
gi5 unO 2efooeu lollen &unoncuibInc
Die 2lutunft SIafwcu'5 au;ci9en. }lQ=
9enlein wcrScn blnti9e 3uiawmentOBe
beiarhtct, bic nit ciaem Yerluuc bt9iuz
ueu Oiirftcu, SiadnclP5 gin5u9 III eiu
Saus, OaS er al5 Sa9srlt6tte gcnlictbet
bat, 5u ocrbinOcrn.
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Sie eemufratii6e ,,Slatc" iii Gun.
nertieut.

9as bemotrutiide St0ats.@entral.&omite
iteQt ein Sidet auf.
9tew $ aoen, Conn, 20. Sept.
-Oa8 0emofratiId)e StaatSzGentralz
GOmite belt beute cine langere Sieun9
ub uub bcidlOB, Ser na9ite l8ode 3uz
iammeutretenen StaatS=GonuentlOn 0us
fOlgenOe Gifet sur 9tutififatiOn 3lt unz
terbreiten: fir Gouoerneur - &rneit
@ubp pom SartfOrO; iir @Ouoerneurz
2ieutenant-Grs9tldter N. 3. 8caro5.
Iep BON Bridgeport; fir Stauts=Sefrcz
tGr-@ol. s. BeltOn Cornell uOn 9teruz
Sapen; iiir S3aemeiIter-G. Yiuneg
BON StuTOrO; fir GOatrOleur-glitOl.
Gtaub Don 9temzVfIlIoro.