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New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

n a voter places cross II, front OF the name
OF every candidate ht wishes to vote ior' ."efe
can be no mistake regarding his intent and the
correctness OF his ballot. whether ne votes .
straieht ticket or not The provision OF the c'rcie
at the head OF the column Is concession 70 is-
norance or azlness that ought not 10 De caieo io'
In a community where the generai graoe oi III
telgence Is high.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

OF all the military and semi military opera
tions conducted on paper from his present head
quarters at Concord n. f.. by Senator Chandler
whether It be the annihilstion OF England by the
Canada route or the surrender Of his own forces
to Dr. Gallinger, none possess 80 quixotic a faVor
as his warfare upon the trunk lines, the inter-
state Commerce Commission and Commissioner
Knapp We can understand. OF course. why po-
litcai necessities should demand that hotshot
be poured into the camp OF conspirators engaged
in fastening "s3 OOO 900 900 yoke upon the necks
of the people," but we really fail to see why the
Interstate Commerce Commission should be raked
fore and aft for declining to take official notice
of a crime not yet committed. The correspond
ence between the Senator and Mr.. Knapp fur
ntshes some interesting and suggestive reading,
and as display OF pyrotechnics pure and SIM
pie the Concord end Of 1t Is by far the more en-
tertaining Of the two. But sfter expressing our
profound gratitude for the entertainment we are
bound to say that the facts and the logic are
all on the other side Mr.. Knapp makes 1t toler-
ably clear that competition Is not after all the
panacea for all railroad and corporation Ills, and
that that section of the country OF which the
Senator Is so conspicuous an ornament is more
than any other an example Of the benefits con-
ferred by consolidation.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

The Board Of Estimate has completed the
provisional budget, and the total shows an In
crease of nearly S6OOOOOO over last year. Prob
ably considerable reductions may be made In
some OF the estimates when the final work on
the budget is done In December. 1t will not
escape attention that there has been no cutting
down In advance Of election for political effect
in the familiar Tammany style, with the inten-
ton Of increasing the amounts allowed after the
casting Of the votes Mayor Strong and his
associates have pursued straightforward bus-
ness course.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

The provincial critic Interpreted by Artemas
Ward remarks: Whether We consider the length
of this poem or the style in which 1t is written, We
feel that we shall express no opinion upon 1t and
hope that It will be heard in other towns" like
hope accompanies Hill IN his departure for Ohio
TO join his voice TO the political cacophony now
ruling there. New-York has had quite enough OF
it.. Even the old political bruisers with whom ne
has trained so long. putting up with them any
number Of dark Jobs give him the cold shoulder
showing that they have no further use for his aid
or alliance Whether his oratory will help or
hurt the chances OF Brice remains to be seen, but
that Ohio patriot and statesman is in some re-
spects man after his own heart, and there Is no
doubt that he will do his best. II he were not SO
we'll known he would carry more weight and In
spire more confidence abroad as at home. and
perhaps the same may be said Of his sugary pro-
tagonst They are not entirely unworthy OF each
other and will probably go into political retire
ment together a refuge both are well calculated
n adOrp.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

Alexander S. Williams ought to be beaten but
the way TO beat him Is not by scratching his
name off the ballot 1t Is by voting for David
Schwartz who is by long odds the best candidate
for Senator In the XIIth District.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

Among the candidates for judicial honors .his
wear there Ia no one more deserving or the uniteu
support Of every organization opposed 10 Ia"'
many than Ernest Hall. Judge Hall has oeeh
consistent Republican since the days wheh
mere lad he shouldered musket and went 70 the
front to save the Union. And yet though at all
times aggressive In his Republicanism' ne mas
never lost sight OF the fact that the judicial once
should be kept aloof from politics. emphasizing
his Views on this subject IN practical manner
by the active support Of Democratic nominees
for the bench whenever they happened TO merit
support by reason of their superiority over can
dIda.es Of other parties. II Is this independence
Of character which has rallied around Mr.. Han
IN his present candidacy the support OF good citi
zens of all shades Of politics He Is indorsed' IN
addition TO being the regular nominee OF the Re-
publican party, by the State Democracy and the
Committee Of Fifty. II the record OF stainless
life the unselfsh services rendered the public by
a private citizen, the high esteem OF his profes-
sonal brethren and the love OF his neighbors are
to play any part In the election OF Judges theh
The Tribune predicts not only Judge Hairs eleVa-
ton to the Bench. but rousing majority IN MS
behalf we'll
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

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New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

There will be an unusual array of able speak
ers at the mass s-meeting to be held this evening
at the Cooper Union by the Committee of Fifty.
They are all eminent NewYorkers. and pro-
foundly interested in all that appertains to the
bcs, interests Of the city. Mr. James G. Carter
will preside. and the issues Of the campaign will
be presented and analyzed by Mr.. Choate. Mr..
Peckham. President Low, Mr.. Schurz, Mr.. j..
Harsen Rhoades and Mr.. c. S. Smith The
course Of the Committee Of Fifty In this cam
paign needs no apology or defence The rally
under its auspices will have no partisan cnar-
acter. except in so far as opposition to all that
Tammany represents can be called parusah'
There ought to be- and we do not douDt mat
there will be, large audience OF intelligent and
earnest men and women at the Cooper Union
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

The Clermont Avenue Rink In Brooklyn mas
been the scene OF some notable Republican meet
ings In the past. Another is to be held there TO-
morrow night, and our party friends across the
river should take paints TO see that the nuge
building Is we'll filled The principal speaker. 1t
is announced will be ex-senator Hiscock. and ne
will be ably supported.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
Business Notltes.

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New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

That man like ex-Park Commissioner Bell
should resign from Tammany Hall is not in the
least wonderful. but the revelations which he
makes regarding Wigwam methods Will cause
people to inquire how IL is that any man with
a spark of selfrespect and independence can
continue TO hold relations with such an organiza-
tlon. Mr.. Bell says that, while inclined to step
down and out year ago. he did not do so De-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

The police shakeup which occurred yesterday
had been anticipated by the statements pup
lshed several weeks ago. and therefore excifed
little surprise. Five captains and several acting
captains were transferred, one acting captain
was reduced 10 his former rank and over 3oO
sergeants, roundsmen and patrolmen were sent
TO new fields Of activity. No one who knows
the disposition Of the Police Commissioners viii
doubt that the changes are made for the good
OF the service, or question the wisdom Of max
ing them at this time. One Of the objects in
view is to prevent pernicious political activity
on the part Of number Of members Of the force
who by the transfers will find themselves FAR
removed from their old cronies and haunts, and
will not have time prior to the election to make
new and valuable connections.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Grbi1aftsitrrit.

92epz Yprt, II. Deg. - Syn if
rem 6auIe in 9obofen ipuroe bic @ittz
me 5bereIe W}oq bon ibrer SfpeIter
tobt aufgefunoen. 0a bic 6rau Giz
gent6um i'm WertAe BON $4,000 binz
terlieB, puroe Coroner 8olf nit Der
9erpaltunQ beTelben betraut. lin
ben 0a6laB piro Iib pobl eir beFtiz
ger gerihtli4er &f 3piI4en ben
9lnge6Drigsn Der Wittpe uno ben5D6z
tern hires DOR ibr beritorbenen 8utten
entipinnep. SbereIe pope mar perz
I9ieosre Sabre 4ufieberin in 2luguit
WloQ's Sabrit in 8rootlpn II. tpp6nte
aud in Ntol's 6aus. DIS MpQ cine
ReiIe nu6 9eutf9Ianb unternabm,
ftarb Ieirs 5rau, II. als er 5uriidte6rte,
6eirat6ets er gum GntIeBen Der S06ter
bic QlufIeberir, nit pelaer er, ipie ii6
6erausfelIts, f3on Bel Qe68eiten ieiner
Sruu, o6ne baB bieIe cine 9lhnun1 ouz
Dor bate, inttm mar. Die S09ter
WloQ's lparen iiber bic 9eiratb 10 aufz
gebra6t, bab bas G6epuur bas 6aus
DerGieB. Mou ii6ertrug Der 6ruu Elm
SntereFe in Der 5abrit, uno ais er por
3tpei Sabren itarb, purbe iie aueinige
Snfaberin Der 5abrit. Die &inber
Mou's poQtsn aber bon Der Stiefmutz
ter ni6ts tpifIer, unb QeBtere 5og mad
9oboten, ND lie iturb. Die S06ter
Mo1's tpollen tpieOer in ben 8eiiB Der
6ubrit fonrmen unb ben 8erpunbten
Der Stisfmutter pas iibrige gigentAum
lai1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Ginr Scrf6w0rung grBen oas Sin.
crntcn Der Srangcn.

Sampa, 6lu., Il. 9e3. - 5ier
famen geItern ungefGbr 200 gleger an,
bic Don GeezGDuntD pon WeiBen Der=
trieben fpprben paren. Sie butten
ii9 gum Srangenpfliiden OOrtbin be-
qe6en, purDen abar in Sort W{pers
QnqebQlten unb our 6eimtebr auF9ez
forbert. 8epaffnete 8eiBe gelciteten
bic 3ruppe an ben 9afen uno bema6z
ten fie bort, Bis Elm 0umpfer anle9te.
0u bic @eiBen tiiatig pufften, 9eriez
t6en mebrere 5arbige 10 in 2tn9it, 0aB
iie ms Wafer ipran9en uno ertron@
fen. u. 9. 2ane, Elm angeIeRener
gurger pon Sort W}pers, er3d5lt, baB
in QeezGpuntD cine S6reden5regie=
rung berrI4e unO tein 6urbiger 9ez
oulOet peroe. 2lnge6li4 lit eine Ser
i6nDrung i'm 8ange, I'm Oa5 Pfliitz
fen Der Orangen gu Dem 3pede 3u
Der6inoern, bic 8eiiBer gum 4ufge6en
Der Srangerien 81 5pingen uno ben
8reis Der 5Fru6t 6erub3uDriifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
GrIlnonng elmer DcntIden6cilauitalt

& n It n, gu, IL. DEG. - eSn
2tnbetra6t Der Ieibigen 56utia9e, baB
fir gpileptii6e Bis iaBt nod feline be-
Ipnbere Yflegsz unb 9eilanitalt in bic
len unierer Stauten eingeri6tet NOR
ben lit, bat ii6 bas 9tugenmert einiger
Ia9perItGnbiger un0 aud po6lpoQenz
Der 9erfonen auf Gr3tli6em pie auf
fir9li9em 9ebiet auf Oiefen 9egenz
Itano geri6tet. @5 bat IiA bier in
Gbicago uno ltmgegeno cine 8eieqz
I9aft gebiloet, bon Der etlthe Mitgltez
Der ni6t nur ipe5ielle Stubien i'm
2lusIonDe, beIonoers in Der bsrii6mten
gielefalDar Ufuiter : $0eil1nItalt fir
SuQIi6tige allsr Qlrt in WeItpbdlen,
gema6t, ionOern audi bier in Gpan=
ton BEL Gbicago cine bsoeutenDe 2anDz
iheqfung 9etpdbrt buben, um cine Der
urti9e 2tnitalt du6 in Qlmerifa muz
ItergiiItig uno fahberitdnoig gu grim
ben. Die Sahe lit nun bur4 bic unz
ermiiblihe 3bGtiqteit unb bspG6rten
Gifer be5 in bem beIugten 6eilperfa6z
rem beIOnoers tunoigen 8erunlaIiers
unD in Der QanoIhentung bet6eiligten
g. Wtatt6es bon Gbicugo bereits 10
melt geoieben, baB Die Pldne fir ben
bsubIidtt9ten 8uu ni6t nur gepriift
Itnb uno fertig porliegen, IonOsrn audi
Der 9runoitein 6ereit5 geleot psrben
fonnte. QnmeIoungen our QluFna6me
iino bereits 3ablrei4 eingegangen, unO
ihreitet bas 0erf in Dem Wlube fort,
ulS Die betreffenben unb a[Iieit5 err
piinI6ten unb erparteten freipili9en
8aben oa3u einlaufen. N3an hofft,
nit Dem 6auptgebdube, bus auf $1O,z
900 peraniflugt noroen lit, bis fomz
menoes 5rii6jabr fertig gu perben.
Der Same r8iIeao=9eimat6" tpuroe
gendblt nit 2tnipielung auf jene gez
riibmte SitjorbanzQanoI6aft, no Der
beiliame 8uliam piel portum, bon Dem
Der propbet @ileuo ipri9t. 2lusz
funft ert6eilt 9rof. .. 5: G6ert BON
Gpuniton, SQs., Der als correiponbiz
renoer SetretGr Der 9eieQI4aft fun
girt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
s6limmc Radridyten aus armcnirn.

q pzY OFF, II. 9e3.-2tus Sauz
ris, 9erIien, toiro gemelOet, bdb fi9 in
Bar $4,000 5lU6tIinge aus penigz
items 200 3erIt0rten 90rfern aus Der
Yropin5 gleihenHamen5 angeIummelt
6uben. SGmmtli6e S9ulen II. 2e6rz
anItaIten iino gei6lofen, unb bu Die
Surfen ben rtiiiiondren bei i6rem
2ieb2slperfe groBe S4pierigteiten in
Den @eg legen, 10 buben oieIelben porz
Idufig i6re grbeiten Iuspenoirt. 4us
8itlis tommt Die Ru4ridht, baB Die
Dortigen Nfiiiiondre in 2ebensg'fabr
i6psben uno MIR cine pufenoe 9elez
9en6eit abparten, mad einem ii6sren
3uflu6tsorts 81 entfomnen. 3ur 3eit
lit cine 9epegung i'm 9ange, um Die
,8eIelI6aft oes rotben &reu3es" gu
peranlafIen, iih Der 8efreiung Der be-
briidt,n Irmenier an5une6men. Der
,G6riitian 9eralo" bat Der YrGIioenz
tir Der nROtben &reu3=8eIeQI6uft"
in 8uf6tngton, CLARA Barton, cine
Contribution BON $4,000 periproz
6en, fails Der 8eretn bic 9eranttport=
li9feit fir ein' iol6e sRiiiion in ben
ormenii4en 2anoen iiberne4men nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Victims" sSrani Sdllattcr.

eeSnO D q , 0 Ii 3, eSno., 11.9e3.
- Der leit 8ur3em in Garbon, SSr10.,
gp6nenne, po9 ni9t lange in ben Ser.
Staaten befinoli9e S6nei3er Sobann
81. Sofel iprah iif 9eitern iiber ben
9eilupoitel 6ran3 S4latter aus, Der
aus 9enper, Gol., pl0BliCb beri6panD,
nubOem er bur9 isine bortigen angebz
li6en WunOerfuren i'm gan}en Qanbe
Die gr0Bte SenIation erregt bat. Soz
fel ertIQrt, baB er S6latter ni6t nur
peri0nli6 femme, Ipnbern audi Elm Suz
genofreuno oeTelben lei. 9erIelbe
purbe gu Nesra9, pelhe5 ungefd6r
cine 0iertelmsiIe BON 3Uri6 entTernt
liegt, geboren, ND ieirGater ais Sbierz
or3t pratti3irte. Ser Sobn nabm Diez
ielbe 8ei6dTtigun9 auf uno bate balo
ben 9Ruf, Der bette 9bierar3t in Der
ganen llmgegenD 81 iein. Gr mar
Elm un9emein fdhiger &opT, aber gu
piel Stuoiren iiber unmOgli6e Bro@
bIeme fiibrte ieinen 3uin Gerbei. Gr
beI6dFti9te ii6 nit G6emie unD anOez
rem WifIeniAaften, Bis er f6lteBIi9
glaubte, ba5 nYerpetuum mobile" erz
lumber gu 6aben. 0arii6er gerietb er
aus benz &opfe unb mubte I4lieBIi9
nuh osm SrrenafDl Qebruht DerOen.
sd erinnere mid nod beutli6," iagt
8pfeG, "als S6latter BON ben Beam
ten an meinem 9aufe porbei na6 Der
Srren1nItalt transportirt tpurbc unb
lpie er ben gan8en Weg entlung tan3te
unb lang" Ru6 1SzmDnatli6er 9ez
bonoIung purbe Sdlatter nieOer aus
Der SrrenanItalt als Qe6eilt entluI1en
uno fanb alsodnn, na6Oem er in feline
8ebuuiung 3uriidgefebrt mar, boB bic
IeIbe pollitGnOig uusgepfGnoet iporoen
mar. Oariiber iDuroe er 10 r:eoergez
I9Iagen, boB er einen 3iitfau betam
uno ubermaIs bem SnItitute iibergeben
neroen muBte. Bon oieIer 3eit an, "
fubr &oFel fort, nbOrte idb nthts me6r
bon Shlattsr, Bis i6 bierGer fam unD
Die anQebliten Wuroerfuren pernu6m,
bic oerIeIbe ausgefiibrt baben fpQ. Sd
bin ii6sr iiber3eugt, baB S6latter an
bas gIaubt, mas er iugt uno t6ut. gr
mar tets Elm generOIer Gburutter,
IslbItlos uno BON Der gr0Bten 6reigez
bigteit. 80 er etpas 9ute5 tbun
fonnte, that er eS nit SSreuOer, p6ne
iemoIs @elo on3unebmen, 10 pit es
ibm au6 ungeboten puroe. Sb er bic
ibm 3ugeIdriebene 5eilfraft beiiBt
ooer i'm geiite5geit0rten 3uitanoe hanz
belt, bin i6 ni4t in Der Gage gu beurz
t6eilen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Sin Sicbe5ncif auSoebubcn.

GbicQgo, II. Deg. - Ppli5eiz
Gapit6n sSobn W6eeIer unternahm gez
tern cine 8a33ia auf Do5 9aus gtr.
227 uno 229, NturlpellItraBe, no in
Dem 9rDoI2rluoen BON i. RpIenthal
geIto0lane 9lrtiteI, pie W}elinq &uz
pier uno @leir06rsn, bic einen Wert6
BON $500 bis $1,000 ba6en IoQen,
iai1irt touroen. YoIi5iittn uno msbz
rere giIenba0nbeamte, Oorunter 9eo.
MurruD bon Der gSQinoi5 Central
9aRn," 3. g. 8Dan BON Der y8ultiz
mprezG9ipz8a6n" un0 @. Shannon
bon Der r2afa SGorez9a6n," ia6en
iitb 0a8 @darenldger an un0 be5eih=
neten meDrare 6unoerte Stid nteIIin9z
peri9IU1e fir 2uT!bremfen ais geitob=
lenes GiIenba6n Gi8entbum. Gin
9ertreter Der y0eitern Union" un0
Der yGbicaqo SelepbonzGo." u9np5z
cirte 5pei WuQenlaOungen nertbDol~
len &upferbrabt ais Gigentbum Der
6etreffanoen 8eIeQi6aftsn. Sm bin
teren S6eile oes S6uppens lagen tau=
Ienoe DON 8funOen 8leir0bren, &u=
pier uno Giisn6le4, 8aTerIeitung5~
bdbne unb anDere 2(rtitel aus W&eIz
iinQ, 8lai, 8ronce uno 9leh - 2(lz
les ge1toblen. gine tpeitere llnteriuz
dung ergab, bQB GoIenberg 0rei gro
BE 8a8en in Ieinem Gienite bate, uno
Der BARRIER g. 6orDiB, mel3er i'm
onoeren 3beile beB &auies cine Bar
bieritube betyei6t, Io9te aus, DaB Die
@aqen ale Sage QsiUlt in ben Sbupz
pen fubren. 5erner fanoen Die Poli~
3eibeamten in Dem S6uppen etnen grpz
ben S6mel3ofen. ROIent6ul bat iib
aus Dem Staube gemaht, bod puroen
Samuel RoIenberg, Der 8u6Ralter,
unb S58ruel Nut6an al5 M&iti6ulDi8e
berhdftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Sic pruteiiantiiden Qfarri6ulrn III
ct. NuulS.

ct. Qouis, II. 9e3. - Sn ben
RGumen Der beutI6en Ct. Petriz8ez
msinbei6ule beristben borgeItern
2lbeno @ertreter alIer bieIigen oeutz
I6en epungelii6en @emeinoen iibar
ben 8orI8lag, bic 8emeinoeI6ulen gu
5reiIhulen gu MAIDEN. 8eqriinbet
purbe Der Ylan nit pem 9inpeis, buB
oamit in 5tpei S6ulen ie5r erfolgreiz
DE 8erIu6e gema6t poroen Ieien.
Naa 5tiinbi9er Debate tpuroe
Der 9orI6lug nit g:ringer Ne6rbeit
bertporFer, ou eriten5 bic &ir9anmitz
9lisoer ni6t 10 arm ieien, um b2s
ShulQelo ni6t be3a6len gu t0nnst,
5neitens bic Wts6r5a6l Der 9emeinoen
ni4t reid genug lei, I'm ben Qu5fau
Der S6ulgeloer auf Die 0auer aus
5u6alten, orittsn5 bic Ginriatung Ell
nem leBt;n per5ioeifelten 8erfu6, bic
Snulen 81 bebsn, fe6r d6nli@ ie6e unb
i'm Sale Des WiBlinQens ben Sob Der
0emsinbei4uIsn 5ur6olge huben Mir
BE-. Sn Den beioen S6ulen, in osnen
Die S6ulgelbz9lbgabe aufgebober
tpuroc, BAT iic6 bic S6iler3a6l ieit6er
perfiinfFaht. Die 8efiirporter oes
6reiI4ulpluns pollen Ii9 ieBt an Die
nd4it2 8eneralzSpnobe Der Stride
tpenDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
54. SOaogrcB.
Die enbaniids 5rags ipisuer anf
Dem Sapet.
Senator 9!aen frrid,t itbcr nenrppdts
id)e SettIer init SiteIn" nno
"nmertfaniiaIe 8o1Osanie."
g e n q t.


% a I bin gton, II. 9e5.-ltnz
ter Den beute einoerei6ten 5ablrei6en
8ilIs befinoet iih aud cine Iol9e, Die
um cine 9ertpiGiqung BON $4,000
3Deds slntauf5 elmer Static 9ictor
9ugo's bon Sionor 8. Sentanopd
eriudt, Die in bem neuen 8ibliot6etsz
Gebduoe 9tufiteuung finOen iou. -
Sine ReIolution 9arris' (9em.) BON
Sennefee, ben &rieQsz9efretGr an3uz
Deiien, Gppie'n idmmtli6er YrotD>
tplIe un0 0ptumente in feinem 8iiz
reau, Del6e auf 8abnen, bic tpG6renO
oes 8Urgerfrie9e5 ppn ben Militdrbez
bOroen in 8e'6lag genommen ipurben,
gu liefern, fanb 2lnnabme. - GpdreQ
(0em., N}o.) prdientirte Elm Mempz
rial Der n9anbsIsbeb0rbe" BON &anz
1aszGttn, tpelhe Die Q(nerfennung Der
aufItdnoii6en Gubaner al5 triegSz
fubrenDe Partei befiiriportet.- -9ierz
auf Duroe bic beretts 8uppr eingez
ret6te ReIolution Dubois (Rep.,
Sbabo), pelhe auf elm 9lmenbement
gu ben 8eI6Gftsreqeln bes 9aufes in
Der 8eiie bin8ielt, oaB augemeine9erz
ntlltgungsbill8 unter ben 3uitdnbigen
GOmite'n CUR 0ertbeilung gelangen,
8ur 8efprehunq allfgerufen. 9}a6
tiir6erer Debate narb bic Reiolution
a6ermals auf ben Slid gelegt.-2obge
(Rep., MaiI.) m06te gu Der Sleinigz
felt ppn $4,000 ein 9entmal Sobn
puul Sone5 in WaIbinQton erri6tet
Ieben. - 9lQen (9pp., Nebr) ipra4
Johann iiber Die BON ibm eingereihte
ReIolution, Die 8eqierung Der Ser.
Stuuten iplIe prompt Die cubanii6en
Hepolutipndre onerfennen. om Qaufe
1etner 9emerfungen ertlGrte er, bob,
pp e5 fh I'm ShuB gegen frembe SSnz
paiion banhle, idmmtlihe Yarteien
3niit unb 6aber CUR Seite Ieben unb
einmiithig borgeben iollten. Gs lei
allerOing3 Elm geip6hnli6e5 Greionib
getporben, baB amerifaniI9e 8iirger
na6 auslGnbii6en Siteln unb g6ren
baI6ten, tpie audi 2lmerifa's Wdb6en
ii6 ni6t entbl0beten. on 8ettIer nit
groBen Siteln aus bem Siten Iith
tpeg3uDerfen. Die ReIolution perz
bleibt Bis ouf g8eitere8 auf bem Saz
lenber. 3ebn W}inuten na6 l ubr
ging Der Senat 3u elmer flint Wtinuten
bauernben Grefutip Sibung iiber,
porauf Biz mprgen @ertugung itattz
fanO.
Reprd Ientdnten + aus.
0as 9aus mar beute ni6t in Sitz
5ung. 9aifelbe tritt crit mprgen ipiez
Der 3ufdmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
G0unen ntbt bon einauner Iahen.
Gin 6dtte uuS Satrr brennt nit elmer oerbet'
ratbeteu 5rau eurd.

g 96tIabeGp bia, 9a, II. 0s5.
= 4us Suratogu, N.zg., perf9punz
ben leBtbin Der 6iilfs=Superintenosnt
Der nNetrppolitan QebensperTi6ez
rungsz9eieuidaft," Robsrt GburIes,
nit 6interlaFung ieiner iungen 6rau
unb 5ipeier tl:iner &naben, iopie Sloz
rentins e. 8efer, tpel9e i6ren Munn
uno 5tpei tleine &inber i'm Slide lieB.
SpbuIb SSrau CHARLES ausgefunben
bate, baB biz 8eioen 3uIummengez
reiit, ma6te iie ii9 nit i6ren beiosn
&na6en auf bic Su6e nu9 Dem Baar.
Sic entoedte i6re Spur in gletp=0ort
uno folgte ibnea ounn rah 6ier6er,
ND lie bur9 cine farbtgs WafAfrGu
feititeate, baB bisIeIben uI5 Wtr. unO
Wtrs. CHARLES an Der Norooit=gde Der
II. uno gtorgonItraBe po6nten. Sic
erpirtte einen 9aFt6efebl, nit tpeI6em
borgeitern Nbeno Der Spscial=Officer,
Gutton bas Yulr iiberraI6te. Die Be-
der lag trunt i'm Bette. Qlls 2utton
ben Charles nitnebmen poLlts, ga6
e5 zine riibrenbe 2lbI6ieOsIcsne, bod
lab Der Wlann bei'm geItrigen 8er60r
fri13 unb 3uberiibtli4 aus, bis er
feline 6rau uno Sinber gu 8eii6t be-
fam. Bon oa an ipielte er ben Reuz
igen. DIS Die tleine 6rau, tpel6e Biz
Dabin mutbig uno anIheineno ru6ig
mar, auf ben 3eugenItano gerufen
nuroe, berfiel 3ie in 6piteriI9e 8rdmz
pfc uno ibr 8sI6rei uno ou5 Der Sim
Der mar tpcit6in 5u b0ren. CHARLES
3og Elm Saihentudb 6erbor unb t91t,
ais ob er S6rGnen berg0iIe, bate aber
balO na66er Die &ii6a6eit, Der 5rau
our4 ieinen 9loootaten an3ubieten, iis
iole ibn 5ie6en la7en; fir Die 8naben
poQte er iorgen. Der 9oIi3eiri6ter
lieB iih aber barauf ni6t Elm uno
itellte, ba Der 8atte Der unoeren 6ruu
in Der rd3iten 3ett bier eintrefFen
Dirb, ibn fir elm petter23 8erb0r unz
ter 8iirgi6aft. Die Truu 9eder miro
berG6rt per0en, Io6alo Iie pieOer pobl
lit. Wje Gbarle5' 6rau mitt6eilte, lit
bies ber2it5 oa5 5tpsite W}al inner
h1lb zines Sabres, Dab i6r Wonn iis
lpeqen Der 9eder perldIIen Bat.
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0nlgcnFrtIf Ii:r ,,Sat" Shcu

NlbonN, N.=Y, Il. 0e3br. =
8ouoerneur Hfortpn fat fir ben gum
2oOe berurtbsilten n8ut" Sbeu, ben
1Jf0roer bon &oB in Srop, einen 9lufz
ichu6 Der llrt6eilsppQItredung bis
na4 ben 6eiertagsn 6epiuigt. Sn Der
3piihen3eit min Der @ouperneur bic
@4riftitude priifsn, bic Inn BON Oem
9(npuIte S9ea'S nit Dem 9eIu6e I'm
cine llmDanOlung Oe5 'Strufurt6eils
in le6en5ldngli4es 0efdn9niB unterz
breitet tporoen iinb. M0gliheripeiIe
niro Der 9ouDerneur Der SHUTTER oe5
8erurt3eilten eine 2lubien5 bspiQiz
aen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-12
Sin tnQfihass Iraurn,ilnmcr

= an j 6ran3 Is %, II. 0e3. -
Die bier BON 2(uitralien angetommene
2uftI6ifferin Sri. W}iuie @iolu, cine
friibere S3ouIpielsrin, min oa5 8az
qeitiif unterne6men, in einem 6uiIe
itedeno iiber Die Ntagarufdne binunter
gu fa6ren, uno 3par iou ols 6oB aus
6etrG6tIiber 95bs aus einem 2uft6alz
lon in Den Niagara bin1bQeitijr3t merz
ben. @ioIu mQht Die 9isiIe na2 Rid
nnra F10s nemGchliCh par &utIhs.