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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
glntige Rahcnfebor lit Snoiauu

Rodport, Sno., 16. 0e3.- 0it
bereits felt einem Monat bier 6eIteben:
be 8ai1eHfe6oe nubm geitern Qlbent
16limme @erbdltnifIe an. 3piI6er
oem 2eibitaubeiiBer Sobn 9opf, BEN
zMari6aQ Samss 5agan uni
unoeren @eiBen fam e5 3u einem Blu:
ti8en Sample nit Sobn SinsleD UNI
elmer S4aar anberer Neger. gopi
unD 6agan purben lebenSgeFGbrlif
perlpunoet. SinsleD, Der Qlnfiibrer De,
@apar5sn, tpurOe perbaftet uno ing
9efdngniB gebra6t uno ieBt tperoer
iiberu uDrobun9en betreff5 @nDen:
bung BON Wto6getpalt pdbreno Del
g}a6t laut. Q(uf BEN StraBen FAM
meln ii6 groBe 8oltsmahen uno rie=
fige 9lufregung berri4t. Die llnru.
ben iino hauptid4li4 cine 6olge Oe5
W2iB6rau6s bes SpirituofengeieBes,
aber aud t6eilneiIe Our4 qolititt6erz
porgeruFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
81. GOu:grcB.
SeErctdr @arfisrc nrter6rettet
feinen SaGresGertdji.
St6ut anot(iter 5orItCn.
Sic 3nder> Sra III / c.
q eud I,

- - y :"
WafGinqtpn, .. G., Is. Deg.
- GuQom CRep., SuD unterbreitete
t:ute cine Yetition um eine l Gent
9ritTtara. - S6abomt5 : Getretdr
Garli8le rei6te 1einen Sa6re5z8eri4t
Elm. - Stepurt C4pp., Ve0) iprah
bes 2Gngeren ijbsr ieine i4pn friifsr
6eriatets 8eIoluttpn, bas 5inan3@Go
mite 5u inItruiren, grhebun8en 0n5us
fteQen, lpelt6e Wirtltng Der Inter
I5ieo oes Me9TelfurIe5 5tpIhen Gdnz
bern nit Cob urb ipl6en nit Stl@
6.rnG6run8 auf Die 2tder6auz uno
7yu6rttz SSnouItrten Der Ser. Stdaten
EQ6e. - Sine Bill 8aGinQer'5 (Rep,
N.z6.) } Mil 2(uSldnOer pOn 0ffsntlihen
2(us5teQungen au8geI6lOTen piiien,
uno 6upIep (3ep., Gonn)rei6te cine
fol9e gum ShuBe 7tdatliAer 6Oriten
elm. Sine aroere 9eIolution lautete
Da6in, Oen9rG5iosnten nm einen8ertAt
5u erIu6en, parum Du5 duf 3aAlung
elmer 3uGerzYrGmie be5iiglide geIeB
feline 9(npenOung gefunoen babe. I'm
2 llbr 20 Wtin. Oertagte it6 Der Sehdt
Bis morgen.
Observation-Disclosures.
Gus 6Qus mar Geute MIR etneStunz
be uno 40 Wlinutsn in SiBung uno Die
@erbanotunaen beI6rdntten ii4
bauptiG6li6 uuF foutinegeIadfte,
6Ipnn (OtIaboma) pfferirte eine Rez
Iolution, pelte aud 2lnnabme fano,
uno ben SetratGr oeS Snnern I'M Snz
formation erIuGt, pesbulb, in leberz
sinitimmung nit Den beite6enoen Sc
ieBen, nitt Die @r0ffnung Der 8iAltdz
Observation-Disclosures erfolgt lei uno
peiter, p6 8ermonote BON inn an bic
Ter @er50gerurQ elm SntereiIs bdtten.
-8uu (5Rep, 8.=95) II. Cobb (9emr
NO. puroen gu Mitglieo2rn be5Re4z
nunQ8zGpmite'5 ernunnt. - Ser Sab
re8z8arit6t os5 S6aBamt5zSetretGr5
nurOe eutgegengenpmmen, Johann
frnA fla mOr1pu WPrtnnl1nu itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
SGrcfcnstbat ciues GciRcsgrI1nrtcn.
Gr periud,t feline Camille rem TSlammsntoee
;u iIberiieferu une bcecbt ranu eib ftmprc.

ju uberiiefern une bc9cbt raHu Zeib fmprc.
Gong Sslunb GitR, N.z0.,
Is. Oe3. - Sobn 9tuoe8, elm 81 Sabre
alter Runitgdrtaer, 6e9;ng beute N}orz
gen unter ienidtionsu;n llmitdnoen
Sel6Itmoro. 3ugleia berIu6ts er,
au4 fetne 51milie ms SenIeit5 gu BE-
f0roern. Nddoem er ale S6iiren be5
9ouies iorgF1Itig geI6loTen, trGntte
er nit 3pei 8uIlonen qetroIeum Den
Ssppih, Die 0aGoe uno M06eIn bs5
Wobn5immers uno isBte oafIelbe in
8rono. NlsDann elite ar in Qas, BIN
ter oem 9auie beIegane Grei60aus, NO
er oofsIbe Experiment poQfu6rte uno
lld, adboem er cine qro8e 9piis Yaz
rtfer 8riin genommen, nit etnemStud
W1T6leine aufbGngte. @on Dem mi
oerItAsn i'm @auIe Iid per6reitenoen
Hdune lparO Ruoss' StiefIo6n cez
neGt, er elite i6neQ in oer9Putter3imz
mer, bieiel6e aus ihrem tiefen ShlaF.
aufriittelao, uno l0I6te nit 0ilFs
bes ein5tgen in Dem @eI3Gfts anQe1tsuz
ten 4rbatters Die 6lammen. aaum
mar tVar DE 8efa6r b;IeitiQt, QIs 7s
and oa5 Greibb1us bremen fu6en,
bod gsniigten tpenige Gimsr g8aiTer,
Inn aud bort gIudli6er DsiIe bas
nod i'm Gntiteben begriffene ;yeuer 5u
l0Iasn, gu i6rsm GntieBen bemsrtz
ten Die bciosnWdnnsr mad QeIungenem
EsttungsDerte Den GrbGngten. sic
t6nitten Den &0rper 6arab, bod Bile
ben ale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
perin6e oer8ebli6. 2(uf elmer SAINT
fonb man eine 6aI6 nit Barrier Grin
qefullte Gtg1rrentiIte uno Dune6ea elm
8las, pel6e5 nod Reite oe5 Sites
entbieIt. 2tu6 Die 2ippen oe5 Spoten
lDaren nit einem oUnnen ue6er3uue
oeiIel6en beosft. 3uoes truq in leBz
terar 8eit Elm feltIumes @eIsn CUR
SA1u uno bat Offenbar Die unQludliz
de Ihat in eirem 2(nfdue QeiItiqer
,3erriittung osrubt. Gr lebte in fpoblz
ba6ancan 9erbdltniTen uno 5ein 8sz
1d)Qtt mar proiperirenO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Janben ben Sun aui Der Sabrt nan
Der Iird1c.

Norrtstopn 4o., 16. 9e3. =
@dbrenO 'it6 9eitern Der SO Sabre aIts
Sona5 9. 2aioD au5 Souosrton nit
ieiner Satin auf Der 6abrt no6 Der
STRIDE, Inn Dem GottesOicnIte bei3uz
tpobnen, beFuno, tparO od8 0efd6rt bel
Dem &reu3ea Der @eIeiIe Der nPennIDIz
panier8obn" BON einem ungeIe6en bon
i6nen oabsrbrauienosn 8uffaIo'er Or
preB3uge erfaBt unO 3erIbmettert. Die
beiben Sniai1en erlitten 10 i6pere
8unOsn, OoB 5rau 2eioD bereit5 nQ6
Is W}inuten i6r Qe6en aus6uuchta,
pG6renO ibr @atte erit cine Stunne
ipdter noh groBli4en Qualen Itarb.
Da5 YferO enttam punoerbarer Meiie
o6ne ieoe @erleBung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
@crbeerenne SLattern. .Gnihrmir.

W2artins 5errp, O., 16. De3.
- Die i'm hieIigen StGbt6en berrz
i6enoe 9lattern=Gpioemie graift inn
mer peiter I'm ii6. Sat tGqIi6 nerz
ben neue 8ront6eitsfdue beri8tet, 70
am IeBten Santiago flint unb geItern
feds. Sm 8an3en liegen 5ur 3sit 80
Batientsn an Der i6redli6en &rantz
beit oarnieoer. SGmmtIi6e 9er1onen,
pel6e ni6t geimpft Iino, miiTen Ii4
Itreng inner9alb ibrer 8e6aufungen
hHItpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Scr 6sar crBalt iytcocr 2roobricfc.

2Onoon, IS. DEG. - g8ie cine
9epeItje aus &ratau meIOet, IouG3ar
g}itolau5 Der 3tpeite in leBter 3ait
pieberbot Orobbriefe erbaIten boben.
Gs beiBt in Der 0epeide peiter, oaB
in M}ostau elm gii3iliiten=Gomplott
qegen oas Qeben be5 G3aren entOedt
moroen uno bic Yoti3ei mebrere 8om=
ben confi53irt babe. Sine Nn3abl
9erIonen ioQ per1oftet por0en Iein,
oarunter aud Der 9}tbtltitenfiibrer
Raiputen iommt Sfrau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
SrrmiIfJte telrgrapBiIdje 2rprlbeu.

- Die ,Oeuti6e gtatioralz8unf"
in 2incoln Ne6r, bat geitern i6re
5biiren ge7hlofiep.
- Capt. 8eo. @eber, Elm .@tngeIteQz
ter i'm 9eportement bes StuotzGouetz
tors in ct. Qouis, W2o., bro6 geftern
i'm Stu6Ie in ieinem Bureau to0t 5uz
iamner. Sin 9er3I6lag mar bic 80
oesurIahe. Gapt. g8aber errei9te Elm
Glitter bon "a Sa6ren.
- 9eioeIba6, Sfelhsimer &: So.
nsroen morger /! W}iaionen 0oQars,
W}Uller, S2a4 e 50. 100000, G..
Don 6offmonn &c 50. 100000 uno
2aben6urg, 36almunn C so. $3.50 :
600 in 0olD na6 guropa ienoen.
- 9ei'm S6littI6ublaufen srtrant
in S5pego, R.=g., Die Is jGbrige
N2Drtle 6ranca. Sie tpurOe burd BE
ftarte Str0mung fOrtgsriiien, o5gIsih
i6r8eqleiter W2pIes 9ptter, Der nit i6r
ein6ra6, barotI6a 2(nitrengurgsn
maate, iis 81 rett.n. 9otter iel6it
liegt in tritii6sm 3uitonoe oarnieosr.
- Die Stoot 2eip8ig bat benz
9anbeftiiten 2(DOlpb S6mibt, mel
der ieit elmer itattIi9en 8eibe Don
Sa6ren an Der bortigen uniDeriitdt
tDtrft, bas G9ren6iirgerre4t Derlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
1Intcr 8ilrnidlnft rntLniirn.

8t4monO, W}o., 16. 0e5.-0er
berii6tigte @eriiberung5idlpinOIer
Or. 8eo. %. SSrater, tpel6er Ieit ieiz
ner 5eItnabme i'm Rap GountDz8ez
fdngniiIe einquartirt mar, 1T unter
8irgi6uft entlaien tporben. @eitern
2lbeno rei7te er na6 ieiner 6eimat6
Grceliior Springs, ND er fih Der Gr8tz
li4en 9rari5 gu piomen geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
anr3e 0apeIocpefdteis.

- 9a5 6laggenI6iff San 5ranz
cisco" iit seitern BON 2ueran0retta in
M!eriine, SDrien, ein9etrpFfen.
- GeItern fanO GIT G6ren Oe5 80.
8eburtstages be5 9ihter5 5einri4
&ruie i'm nS6uuIpiel5au5" cine 5eitz
porItellung itatt. Cur 2tuffii3run8
gelangte bos &ruIe'Ihe SdouIpiel
nMarino 6alieri."
- 8ei Der qeftrt9en 2tuffii6rung
oes nSt0renfrieo" i'm nS6auIpielz
buuIe" berief ba5 &aiierpaor ben Die
6auptrpQe creirenben Gbaratteroarz
iteQer S5riebrih 6oaTe in Die t0nigz
li6e 2oge uno ipra6 Dem &iinitler in
i6meichelbaften WDrten Die Qnertenz
nung fir feline beoeutenOe 2eiitung
ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
lIcbcrinl elmer Garnwanc.
ueber touftI,o rNo,r,r n,recracmestlt.

3dn3tbur, IS. Ie3. - 9ier elm
getrpTfenen 0u6ri6ten 5ufolgs maro
am 2(6eno De5 26. gnpember cine &a=
rupone BON 1900 Mdnn, pel6e iih
unternag5 r1h Glooma befano, BON
Dem $oGuptling W2a1aj jj5crfollen. Sin
entIeblite5 8lutba0 puroe ongsriht:t
unO mob ni6t 200 enttdman ben m0rz
beriI6en Strei1en Der 9lrJrciTer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
efc Gretenfer hanen bio shrten.

2ltben Is. DEG. = Sine 0epeihe
aus SDra, Der 5auptItaOt Der gleibz
ramigen Sniel (2lr6ipeO, meloet, ooB
orei 8atai1one tijrtiI6er 3ruppen BEL
9lpotorona, Greta, in einem 8efehte
nit GratenTern ben &iir3eren 3oqen.
"a Goote uno 50 8leIiirte tiirtiI6er
Geits baoedten ba5 S6la6tfelo. @On
BEN Gretenfern purOen fijnf get0otet
ur0 o6t perpunDat. Die 0epeI6e be-
fagt De5 Deiteren, baB Die Sijrten in
QQicampo 8nei 6ruuen, finn &inoer
uro orci Mdrner in 9rauiamer Weiie
abnefhlqhtet haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
@rmnrbnng rincs orntibcn Jarmrrs

burlington, Sa, 16. Deg. -
Qouis &retel, Elm alter 5armer, p1r
ieit etpa W}onat5friIt ipurlos berz
i6pun6sn. SEPT bat man feline 2ei6e
in einem tiefen 8runnen entDedt. Die
8e6le mar bem @reiIe our6I4nitten.
Sine InterIu6ung lit i'm @on8e, bod
bat man nod feline Spur BON Dem
Shiitpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Irncr anf hcratIanta,cr NnsRc(lur

U Ia a, 8a., IS. Deg. = I'm
3pei llbr beute frib brab i'm nMeriz
fanii6en0orf" auf bem2(usitellunq8z
pluBe 6euer aus, ipeI6e5 inoeTen nod
gel016t pur0e, ebe nennen5pertber
S6aOen entItunben mar. 9ei ben
Rettlng5Deriu6en trugen bret Doer
bier BerIonen, nenn au6 ungefdbrz
li6e, 10 Oo4 I6mer86afte 8ranopuns
hpn hnhnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
grinaDe mare 8Iut gcf!oRcn.
9raf Saaffe une 9r. p. VIcmcr wuntcm iidb
oucIircn.

oucIircn.
8erItn is. Deg. - 3niIcben
Dem Sobne DeS peritDrbenan iriiberen
Ditrei1i76an W}iniIter Brdfoenten
@raFen 3aoffe, Dem @rufen 9einri6
3ooffe, 2ieutenQnt Der 8eferoe Oe5
DrogoRer= Reqiment5 &oiier 5ran3
Rr. l, uno Dem frij6eren 0ItreihiIhen
6inan3miniiter uno ieBigen PrGiiOenz
ten be5 SberrehnunQ5boTe5 0r. 81
Ter p. Ylener ipdre e5 I'm Elm 6oar
gum 0ueu getOmmen. Den 2lnlaB
CAB cine 3eitunQ5poIemit ij6er Zen
perTtprbenen Staatsmann. Graf
6einri6 3aaffe TorOerte p. QIener.
Gs gelang BEN beioerIeitiqen Setunz
banten ieoo6, Die 0ifieren3 bur6 cine
gegenieitige Grtldrung bei3ulc9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Der iidtigte @paders
9duptIing 6 Gsttma3in


SSn 9epartement fir SSnoidnerz2(n=
gel3qenhaiten traf beute aus Der SaH
Carlos 3eTerbatton 2lri5pna, Die
glo6ri6t oon Dem erfolgten 2lble6en
oe5 berjihtigten MISUNDERSTANDING
G8tima5in ein. 9erieI6s mar elmer
Der GltsIten 9Gupttin8a be5 Stammcs
uno pdbreno Der 3eit Der beItGnbiqen
,5noidnertrisqe elmer Der beiten giiGz
rer. llngefabr felt bier Sa6ran purbe
er in 8risgs9sfanQenTGaft gebolten L..
mar in ben N2t. 8arnon 8arrofen,
2(lo., unterqe6robt, Dor S$abr:3TriIt
erfo!9te inDefsn feline 5reilafung unb
er tebrte nu6 2(ri5ona 5urijd.
. as bieIbefpro G6 enc 6 a B II
mad CUBA.
Die beo6Iid!iQte QeQunq zines 3az
bsl5 ppn Der umaritaniidan &ijite nd9
Gubu puroa beut. pnn Senator Gar
ter auf'S g(Cue i'm Senate CUR Gr0rtes
rung gebra6t. Gem3ufolge bat fic6
cine unter ben Geietan N2D 0orfs
DrQcniiirte YriDat : G}:ieuI9uft perz
pflidltet, Elm foldc8 in omerifaniT9en
@sip0Tern tnnerbalb 3neier Sabre 3u
le9en. 2tls inoiratte SubIiDie erIu6t
Die Gompagnie bic 8egierung nm 9ez
nili9ung zines Gontrafte8, IGmmtli=
DE pffi3ieqe Na6ri6ten unb 8ot16afz
ten 3ur jd6rlt6en 3ats Don $25 pro
Seemeile ii6ermitteln 81 biirfen.
Die pene3ueIii de Streitz
rag &c.
StQatszSefr.tGr SlneD mar 6eute
ben gan5an @ormittag nit Dem 8rGIiz
oenten in ge6eimer Gonfsren3 3uIun1z
men Wie es 6eiBt, mar bic pene3ueliz
i6e Qlngeleqen6eit 8egenitonb Der 8ez
fpredung uno Die auf bic Qlffaire be-
3iigltchen 9ptumsnte tperben tpQ6rz
i6einIib morgen Dem Senate unterz
breitet percsn.
q gttcorogua'5 Sc onb / d q It
etngegan9en.
Die Regierurg Der 8epubIif Hicaz
rQeua Fat aus Spurfumteit89r 89riinoen
ibre @efanoti6aft in Der &unbe8=
fauptItdot ein9ehen loi1en. SSn bieIiz
gen politii6en 9reiien lpirO 0ie5 iebr
beOuuert, insbeior.oere i'm 9inbIid ouf
bas Nicaragua=Ganalproiett, an mel
6em Die Ser: Stuaten uno gicuruqua
gIeifmGBi9 intereiiirt Iino. Der Bis
berige Geiurbte Or. 8u5man bat benz
Staatsz0epartement bereits iein 2tbz
berufungsI6retban iibsrnlittelt. Gr
bIeibt jebo6 in Wa76ir3ton, ND er fid3
Dem dr5tli6en 8eruf bingeben tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Errtsit grgru Sarbslrg's Seguabi
ullnQ.

96iGo0eGp bta, 9o,, 16. Deg.
- Die W&uni3ipal=2iga, bic 9auptz
Reform=SrguniIation Der Staot, bat
gegen Die 8egnaoigung Oe5 in 1891
pe8en 8eruntreuung Offentli4er @elz
Der gu 10 Sabren 3udt6au5 p:rurz
tbeilten GrzS4oBmeiiters S. 8aro8z
lep 4roteIt erbobsn. Die 2ig1 bat an
9ouoerneur 9uIting5 cine 9stition gez
ri9tet, in tpeI6er gegen bic 8egnaOiz
gung angsfii6rt tpiro, baB 8arb5Ie9
i6on DOR ieiner Domination fir
Staoti6aBmeiiter bic 4Idne fir feline
ipdtersn 8etrijgereien aus8e6edt bate,
buB sr ii4 6urtnddig gelpei8ert babe
uno nod peigere, Die glamen promiz
renter qolititer uro 6ino15iers, Die
inn Bel 9(usfii6rung Der 9l6ne be-
bijlfIiA puren, gu nennen, baB ieine
9e9naoigung nur bic 8eIobnung fir
bieie S6onurg feiaer W}itI4uloiger
iein ipQe, uno er ni1t Die Geue gsz
3eigt babe, bic CUR 0}iIoerung Isiner
hprnipnfpn Ctrnfp 0l1Irb n2hpn f0nn+o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Gt,,e to5 IRtuip,1cil=9tulctbc.

N}aorib, 16. 9e3. - 3mti6en
Der IpaniI4en He9ierung unO einem
Gpnoitat Yuriier &apitaltiten iinO
CUR 3eit @er6anolunqen i'm 8auga,
bic CUR JortieBunq Der trie9erii6en
Operationen auf Guba erforOerlihe
2(nleibe auf 125 W}iuiOnen Peieta5 gu
erhDhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17

-Sn 5oIge Der GrpIoiion elmer 2oz
terrs entitanb geitern in Dem 9euz unb
SFuttermaga3in Don Glia5 8rdter gu
georristoDu, pa, 6euer, nel6es einen
S6apen BON $4,000 anri4tett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
sius Der Snm0esbanptFG0t.
utab'seelsaation pom srdarenten cmpfnnser

Ma16ington, .. g., 16. 9e3.
- Die Delegation, pelhe beauftragt
mar, Dem 4rditOenten begIaubigte So
pien Der Contribution lltdb's, iopie
cine 2lbT4rift oe5 8eYuItates Der
Stimmenabgabe be3iigli4 bes Wunz
f@e5 lltab'5, unter Die 8unoe5Itaaten
oufgenommen 5u per0en, gu iiberreiz
GEN. murO beuta ppn 9rn. GlepelanO
empfan9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Ser Semtide &orrsIponbrat,
TdaIif. iusGcnfIidb nno eonntaes,

q. Raiuc. Giesuthnmcr uno 1eoafteur
(9totiossr Don 4. SiatEe),
Glbn,fsgd. s3atimure=StyaBe uEo 4,oft-SfTcs'2lpe.
greis ees daIide en sIatteS, burdp 1rdser 0eorst,
I2I, Sts. taelidDe uro Sunut0aesIuSg Sgabc 10
Gents PRO Bote, sorbor biz oas Slatt bsoTSeHoeH
9r6eer.- SaaIidI H:Uii Suuute % s9tuSa aahc nHier
Eorfcs guraushsS $3.50 pro 9ahr, llr turSeTs
stii im GcrbdItHtG; ihr bic mpGleHtltdle stusgnbe
init Sonata9sbIatt, portorsi, nit Gein9 lnr Slnes'
$3.50 pro Sahr. Har irseno siEtHt :ne otS 9hio,I,
BIO SGhr-Das bette Gnb binieits seatiss SiGtt
b Der Ulittelz uro SloiiacttH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17

Giu,rlsi, rHb' oros, Samsrl:r Der nit Rbsus
matismus ttbaf,tt @tttG9,rjQ: aupa!ioe, Ryitgp:l.
g,rr6it, an Isural0jc Iaioruoc ooer BON &rautbd'
ten us.rmanute aud aus usjuitcBcn bat,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02
NO CHANGE.

There is no change in the pros
poets regarding the opening of
the Wichita reservation. In the
Senate the bill went through re-
ducing the time within which it
could not be opened from three
years to one year. Being tackled
on the appropriation bill as a
rider, it has now gone with the
appropriation bill to the hands of
a committee of compromise, who
will endeavor to shape the ap-
priation bill so as to be acceptable
to both House and Senate. No
further mention is made of the
Wichita bill, and it is pretty safe
to conclude it will become a law
as it left the Senate. If so, il
will amount to simply a ratific a
ton of the agreement with the
Wichita and affiliated bands,
giving each individual 160 acre:
land, and leaving the matter o
opening the country to settlement
to the discretion of the presiden
at any time after the one yea
given the Indians to take their al
lotment. No time is specifics
when the opening shall come
The government is to pay, as tn
court may decide, 81. % per acr
for the land either to the Wichita
or to the Choctaws and Chicka
saws. Settlers are to pay 81. 2
per acre for homesteads. Posi-
bly, some change may yet be mad
in the bill, but it is not now prob
able. 1t is almost certain to be
come a law as stated above. :
Minco Minstrel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

The several aspirants for ap-
pointments under the New Court
bill, who had their grips packe 1
to go to Washington, with the
exception of Hon. c. L. Her
bert, abandoned their intentions
of going, prefering to await a
few days to see if reports were
true that the appointing ms had
already been agreed upon before
the bill passed and would be
made to day. If they are not
made before congress adjourns
then they viii go but otherwise it
it would be money thrown away
The ARDMoRETTE has never be-
lieved that the president would
show go utter a disregard for the
claims of home men as to fill the
various official positions with
foreign seekers without giving
all the aspirants chance to al
least present their cases for his
consideration nor until his action
has proven that suoh was the
case we will refuse to so believe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02
The DAILY ARDMoREIrE

The DAILY ARDMoREITE con-
tains the following paragraph :
Texas and Arkansas claim the
right to dictate the federal ap-
pointments under the court bill.
This exhibition of gall is no sur
prise. We will abide in patience
and see what we shall see. >
From this it is not likely that the
action of the Sherman bar yes
terday viii please the Ardmore
people. Sherman Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

Confributor-I have here nm article
ON What Poets Have Said OF th0
Moon.
EditOr-That would interest NO one.
but IL you can give me nm authentic &C
count OF what the moon has said abous
the poets during the past few thousands
OF years ! would willingly pay yOa
d0nble rates for ir-Pick Me Tn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

Blessed is he that seeks not Of
fee for he shall not be disap-
pointed when the other fellows
from adjoining states walk off
with the plums.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

For good hair cut or pleasant
shave, go to A. Il. Davis, Central bar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

FOR SALE-At a bargain, two lots
In Ferndale; apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

FIlH S.ALE-At a bargain. two lots
III Fern"iale. aPplT-at illi, Office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-02

All kinds of repair work done on short
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27
from Union City TO this port yes

potatoes from Union City 10 this port yes
teriay
The gasoline sioon hesnw built at city
dock Is fast nearing completion. and will
soon BE ready for sea she viii be used
for halthut fsshing
Steamer Chehsiis left this port yester-
day for Alaska. where she will remain
permanently IN the johhsny business.
Tug Pioneer lowed the ship Columbia to
sea yesterday morning
The sioop Msrgery, which was trans
formed from n yacht recently ny Capt.
Arnold. Is about finished ard viii soon
set sail FOR Alaska. where she viii ne
used in carrying excursion and mining
parties about Alaskan waters.
Steamer ctty Of PJeblR. which sailed from
San Francisco Tuesday. carried the fol-
lowing liss OF passengers: Seattie--C. NJ.
Beckwfth. W. &. Cole. Henry Rodgers. T.
Fell. A. wiedernan, NJ. +, Rarnf. W. L.
Blair. .. l. Reichehsch. Mrs, 7. JEFFREY,
Miss Velinean. W. +. ninEiey. NJ g. Win
stock. ]. f. Kiser and wife. W. Il. Camp
bell n, Goerke. r. f.. Steiner. NJ. Adams.
y. w. Battle and wife. Mrs. Caps. Caleb.
F. G. Griffiths. Mrs. NJ. =. Ewing. Miss
r J. Anthony. Miss 4. Mace, :. r. Peter
son, Mrs. w Il. Talmadge. Mrs Mary
Gear. Mrs. William Hawkins, l.. X.
Downie Don Juan Dingman. +. j. Claugh.
g. l.. Robinson. Victorian. Carhen, u.
Healey, r. Cole and wife. lily Wolfe. wife
and daughter, J. Mcdonald. l. J. Day.
Mrs. {. III. Choate.. c. W. Conger. ". G.
Howe Mrs. A. {. Dawes. w. Z. Charles
worth Leon Champion. c. Little. II. Lit
tie. r. Gawhling. Mrs. Humphreys. &. w.
Winch. r. F. Burpee and wife. +. f. &.
Pope, A. j. Roberts. J. Watson. Tacoma
i. Ccxza, C. sloppy. n. Sloppy. Mrs w.
w Evans. Mrs. l.. l4eene. Miss r. Moore,
f. b Lung and wife. {. Hofsteder, r. l.
Noble. NJ r. Hoxie. A. ]. Roberts.