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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-11
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Der DGBadtuug oeS @eridts beitu.b1at.


Der DtiBattuug oe8 @eridts beidu.Olgt.
Gbicago, 3d., 9. 91ihter
9roBcup bat bcute iiber Den Qlntrae entz
iticoen, Die 9tamcn BON Sc!nsb:lmer
uno 2SOrmien, Sueier 9teus2 2Orfer 2ltz
tiOnGre oer ,@attlez6eeOlnaz auo Olitlts
tns<GOmpauD." ais Sbl5teDzIruit be-
faunt, uus 0er gilte Der 8eldlwerosiubs
rcr iu ltreihcn, ourh Oeren 9tamen Oie
pom BrGiioent Greenbut etngercidlte
Pc1itlOn I'M Gtnieeun9 BON Otanepcrz
waltern fur ben 2rult unterltiiet morz
ben mar. G5 uuroe cine 9roBe 2lu3a6l
BON beidwOrencn 9lu8ia9tn poygeleicn,
wOrln ole Seb0uptun9 uon Sens belmer
unO @ormIer untertiiBt wurOe, oaB ibre
Jtamcn obne lbre 3ultimmun9 Oo,r Grz
madtlguu9 BON Oreeubut unter Die pez
tltlon geleet luoroen leleu.
9tad 8ecnOiguu9 Der 2lr9umentc orbs
uste Jttbter @rOBcup Die Sirei9uu9
Der 9tumen BON Seinsbeiu:r un6
@Ormler aus Der Pftition al uno qab
;uslsi6 Srn. gresnbut auI, iid barber
iu rsdtfertl9en, ME er baSu gefOmmen
lei, Die beiOcn 9tantsn unter Die Fetition
81 ietcn, ODER onOernfau5 ;u 9cludrti'
gen. wegen OtiBu9Iung oes @eriAte8
beltrait ;u wsroen.
Die gtameu Der beiben 2lttionGrc
wurosn geitriden un0 Der Sag, al benz
iib @rcsnbut redtfcrtisGn iOu, auf Ocn
IS. 6ebruar augeieet.
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ytr. &c..

Trnucn 6. Sdafer, Inna Sdcubaus,
SObanne 9utb, Nusuite Riemann, &a,
tbarine 0tOuusde, 2lmalie 9loIin9 uuo
Satie Sd.
= 5u aemitbIiaer @siie feisrte &c.
tern 2lbsnO Sr. gilbert Sausr in i,lncr
Sebauiung, 9tr, 1884, SrleansltruBe,
ictuen so. 8ebartStas. Die S9. 3Obn
Sddfer, GUparo 9topicl unO Sobn
S6uIe licTerten Die Wtulit, unO uutcr
bsn 9lnweienoen bcfanocn li9 Sr. uno
5Sruu Stenssr, Stcpben Steng,r, 6rau
uno SRI. gilbert Suuer, Sr. Gbriitian
Sauer, Sri. Nnnie Sauer, pr. Il. 6rau
&brIltian GIuttrlin9, Sr. uuS 0rau
Sraut s. Sblburt. pr. unS 6rau Son,
liant Wintcrlin9, Sr. unO 6ruu lSm.
rs. Nturtln, Or. unO 5Frau Walter Q.
GuDlOr, Sr. uuO 6rau S.baitian Heius'
fclOer, Sr. uno 6ruu SoBu 9topiel, !Sr.
George Jtopitl, Sr. unb 6rau Satob
Sanef, Sr. SObn G)rebncr, 5rl. llnnic
Sancf, SRI. 8ernaOira Sdncd, 6rl.
OfamIe SranbfOot, !Sr. uno t5rau Otto
9teDmau, pr. Spbn GoaOf, 0r. @co.
6elobaum, SRI. 6clobaum, 6rl. Wtarp
y. @a9ncr, Sri. &i;;ie 9Sugner mn
olele 2tno.re.
SIM % arleDz 3 art" madte ser
~ nOtuiifaliId Oramatilte 6amillen.
Club" Dem Belters@lert cine 6auit in
Der Saidc; benu in 6olge oe5 rtiibleu
yiiftd)enS" mar nIht nur rcr Yeiud1
lcbr ;ulammrugelhrumpit, lonOtrn c8
mar audi cine 2lenberung OeS YrOgrams
mes nOtbpenOt9 semOroen. @lnc Der
mltuIrtsnOeu 0umen mar auf oem Neae
gum nOurIepzParf" 9sitirSt uuo bait:
1id 10 iAw,r u.rleet, OuB lid) Der DE.
sliisur y. 6rieOe nod i'll lestcr Stuube
genOtbt9t lab, ltatt Oes angeSeigten
StudeS ba5 yufIplel rGuiscbObcn, lit
nIht auiseidOben," auBuliIbren. Die
mltwirfcnOen S6auipieIer wuroen ibrer
Aufgabe IN Der oeuftar belten Meiie Qez
reht uuo eru0teten Oafiir Den 8.liou
Der Runi nitliebbaber. Sn ben a3wii6enz
puuien iplrlte PrOi. Vur's Oltsitcr,
Oeficn @Ou;ertzSortrGge a[Isin es Der
Otiibe m'rtb MAIDEN, Den Barley Yarf"
ju btlndeu.
Seriu4te Oas @eGo pers
I d Il fen. - Die 9teg:rin Vtinn,c
Douglas uarb am Samilug8s2lbeno aus
eInem Sauie an SammOnOsAQcy 9cz
bolt, neil iie cinem 0eutiaen, gtamcnS
@ailen, pon Slime 9lrunocls9ountp,
Do, $13 geitObleu bubeu ioutc. Sn
Der ROii5eiltattOn leuguete iie ibre
SdulO, bod bemerfte lieutenant 2cague,
oaB iic cine bid, 9Gfe ;u baben l9len.
Gr 5wana lie, Den Dtuno 3u Oiinsn uno
ridtlg, c5 fam cine $1Os>BaEfnOte,
tbellwetie sertaut, gum 8orihsin. Wtus
ME w0rO lHr ibren PrOieB ieit9sbaItsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-11
Sapan uun China.
"TV WV Y JF'F"'
Die &b!ntlen balteu nod immer 2ius
RuHesSao.

2ouoon, 10. 6ebr. - Der GORE
ipOnosnt Der yGentralz9tep8" melOst
aus 1OtiO: Gin Gbeil Der Sorts AMI
Sius&un9zIaO lit nod INNER BON @bis
ueien belest. 9lm 6. 6.bruar madten
Die Sapaner einen oeraeblideu SerIuh,
Die 6orts Su nehmen, uno mieoerboltsn
am lolSeuOen Sag, unteritiist bon Der
6lOtts, Den SerIu4, ieOO9 ogns Grs
iolg.
gon ben Sorts su 0e;sBaisSei iit
Die peltllde G5ruppe ganSltd bsnlollrt,
pabren0 Die Oitlibe @ruppe gut erbalz
ten uno nit ausss3cl9nsten @eI9lsen
ausgeriiitst 1T, Ole ben Sapauern gut ;u
Stattcn fommen merteu.
Die Der SrieSe sei6lnf1en ,ueroen
ioa.
9onbon, 9. Sebr.-Oer rSime8"
wiro pon ibrem Barrier Sorr.ipoussnz
ten semeIbct, haB ;wiiden JtuBlanO,
GroBbritannieu, 6ruufrsid unb Den
Ser. Staaten cin glbtommsu setrofIcn
woroen i:i, oemsuiOlse Ole Mddte im
geeIsneteu Ofoment in Dem dineliId.
lapaniiasn Sriese interoeuiren msrSen.
Otele @tumtiduna tusrbe cine pOllltGns
Dig unintereiiirtr iein.
Die Dtadte wsroen marten, bis
China iid ielblt fir iterpunoen erflGrt
uno aufridtls 6riebsu ;u idlieBsn
wiinid)t. Damn psroe Sapan Seitens
Der Ofabte 5u ueriteben 9s9ebeu meroen,
oaB europa in feiner gSetle Die 9lnuefz
tIrun9 aIneii9sn S,bietS aui Dem 55citz
lanoe erlauben ueroe. Gtpat9e amber
meltI9e 9lnnertoneu, 10 eoentu,n Der
9nlel SSOrmOia, lelen oiaponlbel. Sm
Sctreff Der erbeutetsn Waiieu, Mtuniz
ton, @si9Iee, &riessldific IL. I. w.,
tule iiber DIE S0bc Ser bsm Sieqer pom
8elic9ten 81 entrihteubcn StrIegsents
ldaoI9un9 weraen iid Die Wtadte is3s
ll6er Sinmtidun9 cnlbulten.
OIeie 6rase miiie ou8idlisBlid 3piz
Idsn ben betoen @umbattunten erlcoigt
mcroen. Iu9 base9en meroe feline Sim
lprafc srbobcn meroen, oaB Sapan bis
sur GrfiillUn9 Der 6rteoen5bsoingun9cn
clnlge PolttIOuen in China belest balte.
9blna meroe in ieinem eigenen Snterciic
lOwobl, ais in ocmleni9eu Der cipililtrz
ten ISelt erludt uerbeu, Ietue SGien ;u
onnen. 9lber es perOen feine cOnlmerz
5lellen abna6un9en, oura weIde Die
Snterenen Der 9rOBuladlte b.uadtbeis
ll9t perOen fOuuten, geitattet werOcn.
Die SeIinung Der dlneiiid.n 9aItn uno
Die 6relbelt, I'M Snnern 9anoeI8nieOer=
3u errIatcn, nIiiile Der sau3en
Nelt 81 9ute fommeu.
S6lleBlld weroen Die MGhtc Darauf
beitcben, OaB Oa5 aineIide Ntin;- uuo
28abrunssipltem in .3utunit ben su>oz
papdsn Spltsmen anscpaBt weros,
l9on aus Dem 8runoe, I'm es ben
9bineieH leidter 81 MAIDEN, bic 9lnl.tbe,
Die lie sur Ssjabluns oer SGriessi9ulo
auiuebmen mullen, prompt
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Sas Ncueite aus SnnnluIu
Dr.i aussewlesue 2lmeritauer Ianoen in
Sittoria, .. 6.

Sonolulu. 2. 6ebr., pia 0ampfcr
pWarlmuo," SiftOria, y. g., 10. Sc
bruar.-An 8Oro 6eS Oampiers r@az
rImOO" beiinoen iid orei pom Der Gaz
wailIfcn Ofegierun5 au&9ewIeiene 2tmc,
rltaner, s. SranltOu, u. WHQcr unb
s. .. 3ObnltOn. 8ti IbIabrt tss
0aapiers uou 9OuOlulu mar telner ser
3egcllen gum &Obe uerurtbciit poroen,
uno man neigte fia augcmciu Der glnz
na9mc 5u, ooB Oics au9 nidIt se'6ehcn
werOe. Die 81 &onisin ytllOufaiani
miro nddlte 9Sode projeIiirt werOen;
l9r eisenes GG9ebu6 1Ou Oas 8epct5z
material liir Die 4ntlage Ilcftru. DIAN
slanbt, 0aB iie iid idalOts befennsn
mlr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-11
Ser 2lnar6iftcnsTro,eB tn Selaicm.

Sutt d., 9. 5ebruar. - Die Ser
banolunaen 9r9en Den Oeutlhen Gnarz
dllten Utiiller unO 6rei;ebn glnoerc,
wcld]e ielt Dem IA. 3anuur aeiibrt nor
Den maren, itno beutc gum 9loibluB scz
lan9t. Die In9ctluSteu Otiiuer uno
Neltcamp wurecu gu Ieben5lGuglicber
GlnterterunQ, Srciitl unO = d. iu 10
Sahrcn, Sonentt 81 bier, l8llte uuO
Shlcba9 su oret Sabren uno 55ruu
SAle6ah 81 ie9s Otouaten @lnt.;ftz
run9 oerurI6ellt.
Ter SertiinOi9ung tes lrtGeils folgte
cine Scene ocr w!ltelten 2luireQung.
Sad ifrie nit sellenOer Stimme ben
9(idDtern gu:
r5br Sdurfen! SIR bubt eiucn
3ultl5mOrO besun9en. G5 9iebt tsiue
G'ereAtl9tcJt."
Der GobeuOe lprang 0ann iiber Sic
Sdranten, iuelde Die 3fi4tsrz Iribans
ablFerrtcu, uno lhlu9 ple bci:itn rcdt5
unb lint5 I'M ip. 9tat) lanacrcm
Sample puro: Ell ltlieBlib iibermQltlqt
unb BON iiinT G,enOarmen aus Dem
SIs n95iaoI 9eihIcppt. Die Gbrigen
SsrurtbelIten laben Der wiloen Sceue
5u, obne it4 81 rIbren.
Ste Yropasnnoe fiir Gin intcrnatto=
nalcs SdIisossertd,t.
2ouO n, 9. Scbr. - Die nQSeltz
mtnltcr @a;ettc" pcr0nentlld)te bcutc
9tadmittae elm ,9nteculeiu" NIT gSm.
j. @remer, IltitaIleO Oe5 Barlamcuts
uno SetretGr Der Observation-Disclosures
trnlton.2ca9ue" @no 5u9leih Seraus,
9cber Se5 Organs o'eitr 0eI.ai6ait
- 9trbttrator." Grcner lit iOebcn aus
ben Ser. otnater suriifgctcbrt, wobin
er Don ieiner @eiellIdoIi gcianpt mar,
lin ii4 Der @slsuldafIs;pefe wegen
nit OOrtt9eu sinfIuBreidcu, I'M 0Iientz
li6cn %eben ltebenoeu Esrl0nlidteitcn
in SerbinOun3 81 ieRen.
0lelcr 8eronentllbun9 nadl erflGrt
CT, NIT Dem Gclultatcn ielner Scu0uno
mebr. ais suirieOen ;u ieiu, uuo faQt
bin3u: n9tad Dem ScrGcui elmer uuterz
reouug, welde ia nit FraliOeut Glcpcz
LAMB bate, barr idl ii6sr anncbmen,
bab iOld' ejn Scrtra9, pie mir ibn
wInidsn, inncrbaib mcui9er DOdcn
BON unieren amcrifauii6en 6reunoen
anscnOmWen uno Der brtlIaen Geeiez
ring iibermttelt mcrOen mirOe. 3le
bciteu Otanner in GOu9reB it,ben aui
Der Seitc uuierer Safe"
9tad Grcmer'5 Anliht muroe Scr
@ertra9szgntwurf bon %cro 9loieberp
treunollh aui9enommen wsroen, oodl
mGr;n ietne 2lusFaten, I'M Sale 2pro
Salisbury ans HuOer sslua9.n marDe,
lebr idua9e.
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3,uifGen 800 mno 400 betmatbIoie

meTosH Ieet tdgIid in Der fSrienrIp Snn unb Der
sSaptdrers SpSSc mt OfdbI;citcn unh Spsis
oeTl,een, lpofhr ne Irbet Su rrltten buben.
Selooeileuern ill oieie 5nitItutc tonneH on ben
SG9emeIiters Daniel Nitucr, Sir 80, t6ppfins
1yEteHoIp SHH ahociatiou, gtr. 500, Sues Sbarps
Strafe, aeinnbt nerben.
2d5 Eublltum piIo eriutht, beien Snititutsn eIHen
Seio a63nitateH uEo o05 prattiidIe urb CUTE SSerf,
ooS oort ponfubrt piro, in 2lusenitlen gu ne6men.
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Gin 6rpGmauI 1nid,dolt6 eemad,t.

8erltn, 10. 6ebr. - Die 9lnarz
dltlten bielten heute 9lbeno in GeiQmulz
ler'S 9aIle cine ycrlammlung. Genoie
Sdldfltcr, Elm Sdreiner, biclt Die lib
lidle SranOreoe unO peronulmte Die iricOz
fcrtlge BOlltif Der So5iuIocmotratep:
nGine 2icnDcruns 5 | sc3enwdrti9en
Sase aui irIcOlttcm 9Sege lit nr6t moss
llA, rlef er aus, r9br niiBt gud gum
Sampf bcrc;t madtn." &aum bate er
oas leste 98Ort auSgclprofta, bate lbn
aaA beretts Elm Sd)usmann betm Sra
gen nnb ipe0Ite i'm na9 hummer
Cider.
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sefmritdten=3o ono@ icocr 2!:t.
american Banking aaD CrGitz JOIr.

Der EtGot C 1t I NJ or {.
Rorbne a. Gas Ger Rcr:bs uue ScrtnStrnffrah:,
segtnIber Gem Ro:bbaEs uno esm 9ondmt.
Sebn 5ubncr, BrGt; joihua Dprner. Sttt=FInl.;
Sobn 3. 5tcue, SetreIaT II. SdGsiT-
sapita[. 5000, 900 GUtoriNrtcs 0Gplta S3U0.o0o
95srtruollat.It o.r Gftcn' 3EhGber 500, 900.
SIrttts
benro Glart G.o. q. HarimaEH, 9eloEro ;t. @oJe
Nr.b. y. Sti:ff, U. y i. Sui@, ,tob7 puhncr,
Sbas. 81 gaebb, Wiurrau Sarousr, GlHII rosF, Iur.,
SoIbua Sarn,r, Vloiss q. 1SaIter. SoGR I&ct:rs
G5,iddfte b,itrdntt auf uI9.m,uc 'oro= uEo
SiderheltsfeluER. tSGu.6.iNttcD
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So. Sabrgang.
=
Nattnnal 8alt Ncretlt
oer Staot Baltimore.
Sireaur: Simmer sfr. 4Os une 4O9, 6terittp
Mutorifrrtes Sapital Si0,

Slreaur: Simmer sfr. 4Os une 4O9. SisrIttn
Building.
Mutorifirtes Sapital SiO. ID.
y eamte:
Grnff 8. Snabr, jun, grditbert-
Ebpmne Is. Sail. SlcepratoeHt.
9. @eslep 6ueff, @dlGsmetiter.
g. u. Dole, Setretdr.
Wemc0. 9ridbarh, Goen.sGeihdltsGnbrer'
8. y. morris, G'eid)d1tstnlIer
oeS llI9uHgSs SepartemeHtS
GBiGIiams g. SSinidms, RehtscoHulerfen'
1epoftoriuul: Continental SatipnaI' Sant;
SiberftelluHa Der SecurItdten: 6IesiitD q Se
ppiIt.Gp.
Tireftcren:
Grnff 9. anabc. iun, pon 2sH' SHo0e d S0''
Clinton o @aine, BON 9oiHs & 9lcearoH' %GHz
hers uuD Nietler.
Ibomas W. san, QEiualt. ....,
9Bilbur 8. Sd6ipn, &ruIIoeHt oer eo"''Ne"'"'
gfational=Sart. s,.. ,.
Gsmare Raine, geiiser MD Seraus9sber oes
,Oeutid5en Sorreipouoenten." -,
Sames =. Weaipn bon Der SameS D VtaIoI co.
Gra6er=SabrtanteH.
81. @insIpip TBilians, IHiualt.
Charles Senrp Smritt Don Smlih, Slron d CO.,
Enorosz SdnbIer in Rapler mo HapleTldden.
Tf. WtS. 9rid,dre, SGu=SeTeia
Bsriouen, peIte Saaraele IN Sobe pom s2oo big
$4,000, has IN monGtIidcn 0iatsn ;urhdiuSahlen III
unb burd erfe Supotbet aui Srurhelgcnthunt eenert
nerben muk, su eHtleibeH Dunit:I. nHo 2}lclenl9en
fuelde ihre ntonatihen 9Iipantlle dul ole ltuerrc
uno proftabee lSeiit GHjUg ggeH pAnldea loufen li0
on hteen Sauperen luenosH. (Uepr9'INtD
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SerRopfung

1T bas gr0Btc uqsv llebel. Gs mlrO burd
3u trase Sbatigteit Ser 2ebsr berbcigc.
fibrt unO lit 9emObnlih be9leitet pon
AppstitIOIIgkeit,
GopfIdmc3en,
0erud aus Ssm alunOe
II. !. H., Il. I. 10.
ScritOpfung fann sriolgrei8 furirt
meroen Ourd
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ORUG and HEM1cALO, o
iptnst uns siefsIben iu perfaufen ;u
~ Sfs. pro gunbert. 20 Gts.
Sn pra6toc1fer 24.iie ;useritt.t.
sSefdbpifter sOutberIans's Saarerseuser.
@ef6pifter sputbsrlans's 5aarer,euser.
sStf6Diiter SputbsrIann's Saarer,eusc-.
6siDpiiter 2putberlane's aopfbautreiuio.r
Ssfdpiiter SoutberEanS's appfbautretnis.r
@efd,oiiter sputberIanh's 6opfbautreinieer
ss. 8. Reab allsiHiser qs,rt bieIen 0loHat.
gs. s. 8eao onsinis.r gs.nt oici.H MOnat.
piip's Sdninefud1tsfur fur........1se Cts.
Suls Suften.S prup p...................16 cts.
ss. s. Reas's Suitenfur in 2 Ieinuten 10 Cts.
ss. 8. Teas's euitenfur in Seiuuteu Is ets
Die bette uEb berabutteft. g1.Spin amerito's.
amerieas sSatarrbss Sur. 6ts.
amrrfcas atarrbsSeur. ur............-..s5 Cts.
americas sSeatarrb=sur .............s5 ets.
America. & atarrbs sur urs5 Cts
Wefp Sife e............. ...................35 @ts.
Nsp Stfe Observation-Disclosures. .-...35 @ts.
Glpcsrins. ins.....................25 Cts. bas @iun0.
Dies if cd: HOrDssider.
aSIteb 9djel -................2O Cts. oas Pint
Gabtes Saft0r0i.. Cts. bas gtnt
~ulperinrter y3orar. e,s bas gfuno
Safpnlper........ .............5 Cts. bos Bfure
Gpioms SaI;..... ..............5 Cts. bas giuno
sesIp's Srud,bdneer cts. pos etud.
Scelep's Sriifsn Cts. sas etad
BoHntatnE Sprisen. elm 3ritt,I biuis.-.
9eIEroaher: I'M Elm 9ritteI biuissr.
Gombinationss prisen lin ,iu Sritt,I biuioer.
Septt's GrnuiiTpr. srObe 6Iaitea ...65 Cts.
papue's GeIsrpsG @ pmppuns .......sO Cts.
6eloDf SppppbpSPbate. ate..........95 Cts.
SstsenfDrup .-.....................3 as @ts.
a'nmoniat.. .........5 Cts. bas gint.
Sanafas Ginger rtrast SO Cts. bas Bint,
s"resprte rte-.-..........--.- so Cts. oas gin..
Sap mHn. .--.................5O@ Cts. cas- gint.
Smser Sapeneer. ausaes,,bn.i
l"t o'e SsLltlIe ..---.-.- 90 Cts. oaS Bint. |
Esiepte, DON ben bcftcn eSraouirttn ;ubcr,itrt |
Bu 40 Bro5eHt Sisco1to.
gS. s. Seab's @ifcn.spmie r,pu,irr auf 81 @ts.
Ss. y. Reae's Giien.Spni rebr,trt auf as Gts.
sS. S. Reats Gifen=Spnic ,.bustrt ouf IS Cts.
as. s. Reae's GmslEpn.sebsrtban. as Cts.
ss. s. Ieap's ceiercnfur Ste.
S: . Sree's Sarfaparilla. auss,Jeidn.t
1lf oas Slut ........S5 Cts, ) @ts,, as Gts
as 8. @eas's 5amaita, ginser sts.
as 8. Heas's SaIs' une Statarrb. 81 sur.S5 Cts.
VI. 5. Reah's sails. une ssatarrh.stur..35e CTS.
Us. s. ReaSs !5aIs. unb Satarrb.sur. Ste
limb oi,ieIbe if ibr Sepid,t in Cob n,rt5.
~: 8. Teae's ID @ts.=5uftcusur i'm 2 apiuuter
III EN- roItormeHc5 ISE1eer Uno ih pcbt not1 mir !
'imaS Ssr9rttses in utes3is SabrsH scfcbeE.
NdtEraspoII
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Gs ut EN- mlIbeS Ibfu6rungSmittel
uno cin 0felimIttel !Ir Die Serbauunass
Sr9ane. 0aourh. oaB man Simmons
Scberz0fesulatOr nlmmt. mirS Sic Ser
oauunq bsiOrOcrt. Der &Orpcr an re9els
maBi9e gebenswciie 9eu0hnt unO uOr
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ugiir. Satin lit arf on Seritopfura uno Nuitsn,
fpoTGuI itb NdmorrloloeH eiHielieH. Jfudlosm ne
ieit ulsr WionateH Slmmons' giuerzRequ.ator et=
brandt bat NJ ne lat polrdEo5 DIeoerbera. iie
nimmt Srait uao 9orp.rumIGul n."-SS 8.%c,=
per, ScIaDG.e, S5Io.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-11
Ser 9enti9e Correspondent,
EdsIi&, p1dtntIid unb Sonnfass,
Aaine Rinstifhilri1er UNI HehoffctI

(stotioIssr Don 8. &ainc),
0hbpef>9ce SaItimOre=StraBs unb BeAsSfftcezgre
Br.is bes I'd eIids en- States, bur Txdser beiorst
l2k @ts.; taaIid,e uHe 9cnnta 90 sans sabs 15
eents pro YoGe ,oblbar bic oos Slatl SeorqcHncH
Grdser.-SaalidI E.bf epnmta q. .atnesabc urt,r
EorfosSorausbesobIuEe $50 pre- Sabr, tur finger,
Seit I'M Serbdtnis; fhr 81. mod,enftld'e Mnssabe
nit eonutaasb!att portoirei, NIT absus tir Clubs
81 so pro Sabr nan ireeno eintm On. b,S Snlans
hes, "a nadb Europa Senuta ges AuS "a be 81
pro Sabr-8as bette unb biuisfte scuti6e SIatt
In ben DlittelE ure GHbRaGten-
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(sSiir ben r2cutitsn Gorrciponoenten- fpesiea bez
rlptet onrh Die ruiteo EreB" uno Die -9icn= orter
9liioCiirte Breie.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-11

The German Corr,
E. RAINE. PROPRIETOR
(SuccesSor to F. RA
.. W. COR BALTIMORE ST. ANDP
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO
in the city OF Baltimore and ueig
cent? per week; DAILY and sUNDAt
week, payable weekly to the carriers.
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid b.
s. so per annuin: for a shorter time
tion. WEEKLY Snd SUNDAY, postage pr
inducements to clubs, 81 80 per annu
part of the country; SUNDAY IAPBR with,
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEs
oMHAPEsT aRRMAN PAPER IN THE hIDDL
aoUTHERN sTATKs-
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Sepoftorium: Continental Satipnal'Sant;
GiherfteIluHe Der Securltdtsr: 6lfslitD q az
ppiIt.Sp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-18

City Carriage Co.. j. S. And
rade, manager. If you want
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone 113,
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets. Hack at all hours.
Bicyclers are likely to get cut,
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application of Readings
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in hurry. Thousands
Of wheelmen never 90 on the
road without it. Why should
youi 25 cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Holister Drug Co., Agts.
THE BEST TREATMENT FOR Ono
LERA-When promptly and pro-
perly treated a recovery is almost
certain. This was fully demon
Strated during the prevalence OF
Cholera in New York in 1866.
Go to bed as soon as the first
symptoms appear, remain as quiet
as possible, and take Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy in double doses
until the pain ceases, and then
after each operation of the bowels
more than natural. Send for
physician, but take this remedy
in this way until he arrives. The
remedy should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. 1t should
be taken within five minutes after
the first symptoms appear. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy is the most success
full medicine that has yet been
produced, not only for the milder
forms of bowel complaint, but for
the most virulent forms of Asiatic
Cholera. For sale by BENSON,
SMITH & CO. 114-lm n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-18
Cyclone at Sea.

Captain Wilson of the British
ship Crocodile has made report
to the Merchants Exchange OF
San Francisco describing a phe-
nomenon witnessed on the way
from Newcastle New South Wales.
The Crocodile left Newcastle June
Odd. Ia 145 degrees west longi-
tude and 10 degrees north latitude
the strange appearance of the
clouds was first noted. They
were crossing and recrossing each
other with great rapidity. The
barometer fell from 80. 95 at noon
to 20.87 at 7 p. m. The wind in
creased to gale in the evening,
and at midnight the sky was
lighted by vivid electric flashes. The
sea reached terrific height, and
a great, twisting, writhingIcolumn
came into view, apparently bear
ing down on the ship. Lightning
flashed from the pillar and
splintered into sparks on the sea,
1t looked as if the Crocodile was
certain to 60 to the bottom, but
the cyclone passed astern. In
stantly, as it passed, every sail on
the ship was ripped away from
its fastenings. The Crocodile
keeled over until the water was
almost even with her matches.
She righted, and terrific wave
washed over her fore and aft. 1t
was then discovered that her
cargo had shifted. 1t took several
days to right the cargo before the
ship was ready to make sail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-18
TO DISCIPLINE THE CHINESE.
occupy Their Towns with civilized
Wight and strength.

"AS ~
One of the French missionaries
connected with the Foreign Evan
gelisation Institution Of the Rue
de Sevres has made some curious
suggestions as to how the Chinese
are to be prevented from periodi-
cally numbering Europeans. He
says that neither gentleness nor
threats move the strange people
who so often thrill Europe by
their outbursts of bloodthirsty
lawlessness. They murder, out of
cold hatred, the "foreign devil"
They do not possess the senti-
ment Of gratitude, amenable are to
no concessions, and are only
afraid of force, when it is near at
hand. The $50 leagues which
separate the inland people from
the coast keep the latter ignorant
of the result Of the war with Japan,
and they do not care whit about
European Powers, with whom
they have never come in contact.
Furthermore, the Chinese, being
utterly ignorant Of the most ele--
mentary principles of fair-dealing,
the missionary thinks that it is
time to bring them to their senses,
not by puerile naval demonstra-
ton, but, as the opportunity is
unique, by a strong occupation
of the principal points of their
vast territory. The ecclesiastic
also points out that although mis-
sionaries at Pekin were under the
same protection as the diplo-
matists, they nevertheless incur
red risk during the war with
Japan. According to the same
authority, Catholic and Protes-
tant Evangelists adopt the same
tactics in China. They live the
life of the people; they conform to
national customs, and confine
themselves to their duty-that Of
teaching Christianity. Yet these
are the very people whom the
Chinese murder from time to time
as species of amusement. To
remedy these terrible grievances
which Europe has to place at the
doors of China, the missionary
proposes that a European Con
gress should assemble, that the
English and French should ex-
tend their dominion around Hong
Kong and near Tonkin, and that
Russia and other nations should
likewise help in the invasion. tits
only in this manner that an end can
be put to massacres which have
been taking place for the past two
centuries and that the Chinese can
be compelled to yield. The in.
land people, as well assthose in
the free ports, must be brought
face to face with civilised might
and strength, and the lawless
classes must be imbued with sal
utary fear of reprisals. These
outspoken utterances Of man of
,peace show how deeply recent
eevents in China have aroused re-
sentiment in the minds of quiet
people. The annals of French
foreign missions have for long
years been full of narratives OF the
bloodstained deeds of the Chinese,
but the: worst events of this kind
hitherto chronicled have hardly
evoked such a desire for repres-
sion or reprisal as the crimes