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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
gfr. 215.
llnirrc Drutif)rn Saugcr.
Die unterbaltunscm far ZEN asfnter aev,

Die llnterbGltun9en fur zen 98intcr scpIant.
Sect, no Die Yicnitsz uno 9(usfliiz
gezSaiiOn beenOet if, wiro in allen
8ereinen leb5aft Die 5rage oe5 Minz
terzPro9rumm5 o;scutirt, uno pers
fhie0ene @ereine baben ouITel6e au9
bereits pouitdnoig oufgeiteGt.
Der u3bolid W2dnner6pr" bat in
ieiner geitern 2l6eno unter Dem Dor
iiBe oe5 Prdiioenten u. Spraoe abge=
RaItenen G2itIftsIiBunq, in Del9er
Setretdr q. 6immclbe6er prptotoIz
ltrte, beI6l0iieu, Elm groBe5 Gon5ert
am 2. 03cmber in Der .8srmanidz
Mdnnerdoy 0oue" gu pcrunItulten.
g(uBeroem iou2u mc6rere 9lbenounterz
baltun9en in elmer nod gu baitimmenz
ben 9alle dbgGbaIten per0en.
GtnIdounaen 81 ben pom g@ermdz
nidz3urnDcrein" uno rS4pd6snperz
Elm" in 2lu9ijtht Qenommenen 5eitlit6z
feiten fanoen 2(nnubme. 9rei pafs
iiDe W}tt9Iieoer pur0en aufgenommen.
unid I}Gnner6pr.
Die 8eldn3@iettion Des n8ermds
MIA zW}dnaer1or5" fcute geitern&beno
ebenfalI5 Elm Yroqrumm fir bic Nin=
terIdiIon 3uIammen, peI6e5 ieoo3
nod Der General Ger1ammllng Sur
8eItGtigung unterbreitet lperben muB.
2(m nd4iten WIontaQ peroen Die Yroz
ben fir ben 9emuaten Gbor lpieber
Beginner.
8rGnoe.- Our6 elm Teuer 9ez
fern 8ormittag Duroe Der Std1 beg
9rn. 6rieor. @arttD binter 9&r. 1713,
GancaIter StraBe, in Der 9DR pon
ungefdbr $3.50 beI6doigt.
- Sn Den 8erten Der .9dlttmorer
llniteo Sel So" III Ganton geriet6
geItern Elm Ibeer6ebQlter our9 buS
4uslaufen aus elmer oefetten STEELE
in 9rdnb rno mebrer2 6uroerf Gdfsr
Sel ipurOen 3erIt0rt. 0ur1 Die 4nz
itreugungen oerSpriBen=Gompugnie'n
bon 6iQ6Ianotppn mo Sunton puroe
eine 4u5breitung Der 6Iammen per=
binbsrt.
L Sin 9Glarm BON 81iten g2r. 361
rief Die 6tuerpebr geItern lbeno tur3
na6 8 ll6r nuh Dem 2doen Don 9rn.
0rn. Sobn s. WintIsr, 9r. 300, a.
YinesStraBe, poIel6it cine &anne Pes
troleum Ddourh IN 8rano geratben
mar, oaB ein &ino Elm brennenbe5
Streidbol5 bjnein faIen IieB. Der
ongeri6tete S6a0en lit iebo6 unbez
trGdtlif.
QoIt3eiIi6e5. - Gbas. g2orz
ri5 unD 95rant Hogue ipurosn geItern
pom 8oli5eirid3ter Whlrrap pegen
3u6eit0rung gu je 81 nebit Soften uno
pegen 8ioerIeBIi4teit gegen Die Polta
5ei gu je $40 nebit Soften Derurtbeilt,
unb bu tie nitbt be3ablen tonnten, lpunz
oerten lie i6er $one5' 6GQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
&amni nit 90Tonhidcinlrru.

q al bpil1e, Senn,, 5. Sept. -
@tner 9epei6e aus SracD GitD auz
folge fano geItern baIelbIt in benz
na9en 8e6irge Elm ber3peifeltsr&f
3mii6en nM}onbf6einlern" unb 3oQz
beamten unter 5ijbrung bes 6Ilfsz
9unoesmurI4aus 5. 81. 9au itatt,
in ipel4em Sup Roobp unb Sim
Wooole bur9 &ugetn tobt niebergez
itredt puroen. RoobD mar Elm 8ruz
Der beS berii9tigten mMonbI6einz
ler5" glei4en Namens, Iange 3eit bin
bur3 unter Der 8e3ei4nung nS6ret=
fen Der 8erge" peit unO brett gefiir6z
tet unh hpfnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Goniistatiun Der pSaaesppIt. ="

Berlin, 6. Sept. - Oas in
yfiirnberg publi5irte So3ialiiten=Srz
gan ~Sugespoit" lit tpegen Der @er0f=
fentli6ung, in beleibigenben 9tusbriiz
den abgefaBter 4rtifel iiber ben Sez
oantug, Saiier @ilbelm unb bic 3e=
sieruns confiscirt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Gapitan Summers 0rnseB.

8rpotlpn N.zY., 5. Septemz
6er.-0er 8rO3eB gegen Gapt. Sumz
ner, ben 8eFeblsbuber bes 9ampfer5
columbia" nelaer bei3ulbigt pirb,
Dur4 Pfli6tperna4ldIiigung an Der
8eihdbigunq pelde iein 5a6r3eug
i'm Srpdenood gu Soutbampton err
litt, f4ulDig gu isin, tpurOe beute fort
geieBt. Den QuSiagen elmer Gn3abl
3eugen 5u 6oIge ite6en Die 2tu5ii6ten
fir Capt. Summer I6le6t, inOem perz
I4ieosne Sffi3iere bes Ta6r3eug5 beuz
te ou5iagten, baB iie i'm pm Der
S4nd5e De5 Srodenbod8, QuT pclz
4cm Die nGOlumbid" lag, in 8snntniB
oeiebt hGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Ser 0ewerfihaftssGonsreB TT
E0r0iT

Cardiff, 5. Septb. - Die beu=
tige SiBung bes 8epsrtI9aftszGonz
grefes tpurbe bier unter i9pa6sr
8etbeiligung Der 9elegaten fortgeieBt.
3eTplutionen, ipel9e bic Salurirung
Der Parlamentsmitglieber, iopie bic
8er9inoerung Der @inpanberung BON
Paupers begiinitigsn, purben gutgez
beiBen unb eine iol6e gu itrenger@in=
baltung Der BON Der vNationalzlnion"
feitgeieBten 4rbeits5eit ebenfaGs angez
nommen. Saml. 8omper8, GrsYrdz
iibent Der rQmeritaniI1en 5eberation
Of 2abOr," belt cine GGngere 2tnTpra=
DIE, in pel4er er ben 9eIegaten gu
bem, ipGbrenb Der bis6arigen@erbunbz
lungen betpiefenen 8eiite Der Ginmii=
tbigfeit, bes Sortf9rittes uno Der
9riioerli6teit feline 9liidipiini4e bar
hrnr1tp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
elmer Oct ID W0rocr StambuIosi'S eut=
ipruu9eu.

g Ofia, 6. Sept.-Giner berMDrz
Der oes Grzpremiers Stambulop, Der
Dor etnigen Wo9en auf 9efebl bes
Neutrality-suspicious. in 5aft genomz
meme 9eorgtep, tit, tpie gerii9tpeiIe
perlautet, aus benz 9efdngniiie entz
fonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
GS Tarb

Vim ErtLtae. ben 6. eeptember, llbr Ntpro.ns,
a9t y. w. Sumo, eslicbtsr @atte bon WGrz
QaIsf9a sung i'm utter BON As Sabr.u, 4 Osouaten
ano l Sas Ste 9ssrbiqung fiubst 3 Onnta q,
pen g. Sehtember. Ro6mittoas ubr, bop Srauerr
bauis Nr. 1921, Gao Stra6 E. ous tatt
(2lo) 9eipionlet bon ibren Il bern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
rnN Gle 2aherC2einen.

Petratt.u Sie bi, fcls,aosH enmpioue, Ucbs
ron SrGufbelteH bsr Gugtyy1Ghc IeultIrgH: B.ritC~
pfuuq, hIiube CnmgutuI5-E, E.utUHorGHg EcI osm
Sopf, Srcuuen in UtlgrH, gJbreteH, apptttlopstgt,
z Soo6IsHHeH, g,lbtWcVsu, AuffUBeH, ScrsuCVitH
IN bsunrubtasnosr lo,I,, GIitreftn eotI Gtb:mHoIA,
menn mar i'd N itgtEb,I SttQuHg bsfnoti, raIus
5iHatIonen. 1un, obtr oEHlLeJ Z d,!H osm au9e,
fSlsber obtI eREteI SdmsTt I'M 9op, uHooutUmaene
2TaHiprGttqu, eslbsslt btT Gdut Iuo bsr AuItu.
Sdmeuen In Der Zeus, IN Der Srutt, IN ben GIIe'
eeIH. ploBllhts .ig3gia5I, Br,RneH I'm 5tcir.
Gin 4aar 9oisH ron HdeDap'S piilS Dcro.H o1s
aorptpipiitu GA' bgu scHaUuicH ntbc.H teIgeItH
Wreis 25 Gents pro ZdadbttI 5n Groauei'
edeen Ju bGbtn oeer per poft ssianet'
R,nbtH Gi, no an Or. RdepaD d 60, God
9or 365, 9ispsg0rt, uI 9lat5 obeT 3lI;asaHs eeS
Bgdbgs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Grfe Sppot6eR flint 9rose,1t.
5iinf;isiabrise 0nIh Cblisattnnen
.,0eorata.Soutberms tttto sSIortoa=
Gifenbabn,G 6 pntpastie."
Sinffn ;ablbar i'm Sanuar une Suli In Reps
gprf peer Baltimore.
nadb Selieben nes GisentbImers.
GptaI,Setras Der Sppptbsfen S4,OOO.OOO.
pppon 100000 i'm Sinan,. 9cparte,
fir ,ufiinftise Grfpreerniffe. 70 eaa S3,s
100000 ausifebenee GbIisatipnen Der.


Siefes fnS s1OOO=6OupOn= CbtigatiOnen. nit bem
gribilsgium Der R.eifriruuu b.g aapitaIs. unS
fnS bisielben bur6 cine srte &ppptbst auf bas es=
iau'mts GiGentbum Der GOmpaeuie eefi6srt; StiOe
aapita1 uup Snien, fnO sablbar -in GOlOminssu
Der Der. Staten bon stmsrifa mad seoeniDdrtie.m
@spi6t unS Geubet," uno rObus ire,no ipel6sn
Stcu.ru.,
Gin eontrollircnber gntbel an Der 9a5n purbe
tirslib bon Der rsoutbern=G Giienbabn=G GomsaenieH
ongetauft, uno pirb bieslbe in @erbinOuno nit ie=
mem eptsm iusiter eefiibrt psrbsn nit Delbtm its
bel 0aacon, Ga. suummsu trfft, nit elmer @erz
ldHgsruuo big 9alatta, iSla., cine Gitans bon 285
Yleilen ais @aupIinis, NIT gsuiaenoen R.benQslti=
len.
9ieielbs eientt erobes uno Dsrtbpoqcs 8runo=Gi=
gsntbum on ben Gnopunttsn, iotuobl in Moeon.
pis in 9alatta uuBsr un9tfabr elmer Msils bon Der
iJrOntiste bss ct. SObn=GluHss 9ieis Guopuntts
iuerOsn i'm OOlen gBertbe BON 100000 0erani8laQt.
Sas gubnbstt 1T in outsm SuitanOs uub nit
ie6ssis=pfinOiesn stabli6icueu beleqt Sic gabn
if gut aug9eftattst, uuo in oisisr Snfbt pOrtb,iG=
BAIT nit bsm r9lant=sDfem .ScabOro= =Nir=2ine"
n
Ser gsrtebr auf Der gabn 1T Deri8ieosuartio uuS
i'm fetsn 3unebmcn bsoriffem. Sie Giunabmeu fir
Oas nit Nsm 80. 3uni 1895 snOsnOe Sabr betrugen:
9rutto=Ginnabmen (s29S5 pro Meile) s843,5GO
3nien aui GusfebenOs s., 100000 Obiious -'''
il0hen lSo,oOD
rsberi8ub iiber fcfftcbenoe augoaben 1885
Sise Giunabmen lDurOsn o,ma3t, b,0Or bic gabm
Elm bell Res vsOutbern= spftems" purbs, unO bet=
uabe pOnftdnoio our6 Oes lofale Gei5dft, uno in
encm Sabre, pel3ss ritbt unoep6bnli3 ouutto
toar.
Sic Ginna6men fir 1893 nab 1894 parcn $817, ,322
unO 1891 ,O52 rsp,ttirs
Die 9erbiuOung nit Benz rSoutbcrn"= =Giienbubn=
Spfem prO bon VrObcm 9ortbeils ien, oa oiei,lbc
bic Georgia Soutbcru uuO 5lorioa" in ben stanO
isBen iuirO, eiuen grOben eur6gebenOeu 9ertebr su
bspdItigen Der bis iODtit tbsr onocre Qiueu oinq,
OoOur3 ben 9ertebr unO bic Ginnabmcu Der.
er6bsrnb.
Sis foIoenoe Sabens, aus ben Itbten erreidbarcu
per8lei6snOen Ssri6teu 3uiammen Qcfeat, 1T iute=
reliant I'M @erSIsi6 5pi3sn ben erits 9DpOt5st=
SbIigatunen Der r0sOrgia, SOutb,ru uuo TluripaA
unO oenieni9cn Der columbia uno Grteuuiac,"
~Oeorgia Yacific" urO nQ9eitcrn Rortb 6arolinao
Delbe dbnli6 ttuirt ino, i'm 9etreff Der pSputbcru
Giicnbabn," ba osielbsn idmntli6 qls Sbeile oes
DSOntbcrH"=Gicnbabn Spisms bon benz Gestsren
controlirt uno pcrpaltst uerOen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Gin 9riImittel fiir
SOmmcr araUtDeiten.
9Yirnter9, 0iarr6Oe,
C60(era J1ior6uS.

GIN baIber bis gamer l5esIoffeI 0oG Rsaoo G.Iiei
in tInsm baIt,u Gos 2&aneL 10 oft pIsoerbs,t ais
Die SHtlesuu3cu iiJtiTHotH, uHo eH mil Nsdop 9tes
Lief getraHtt: 8GLt, 0Gi oeH DtGg;n uHo ecIb ettgt,
Ulro ioiortise ge,Juug uRo batolge 9eiIln5 6euiI'
tea.
SHn,rli5: elm ta,bsr bis edHiet EbeeIoiisl Oon IN
sintm taltsH CGs 4Saiicr bent III iUeniatn WIHuteu
RTampie Ulal,TiGur, utbsfeit, N'rebr,lL b;r'tGeRs
EeR. gtsrugitli. StlGtoU5it;, safTlihts 3oPIruslS
S.dbuRl uHo lto lHnsJsH >bmsrj.
Malaria in ibrsu uerid!eeeuen 5ormen ses
bstt une oerbutst.
9tin G7otyss Nff, III b'r l9eIt bsiIt 10 raid 6ies
ter uro Gns uuerrtu uUGrtidsu tIlioieH uHo foHris
gen gcidUeIUen mts MdepdD's Reacn Relisi uns
terhugt pUn Raepaps @iiItn. U'tf,not ioltcH
iIHmer elne NuIt, 3Gouau's Jteao1 FsIlei Hitusba
men. gtrias lropfsH III 2Jaiicr ucr9uien SrnHthcrr
ooer Sdlmer IN 5Cl5t yGliicrUstis5 Ss 1T elRe
bci:r. SumulGHS ci5 fyGHsofitltr SrGnoq ODER eIH
SIitsr5.
glndJ Nrtsitsr in Gru6eH uH0 SoubOlB5oi.n iOrtsH
es immsr lei iiJb fGtcH.
@reis 80 GtS. Die 6Iliebs. gst alien apOibc,sru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07

uach une bon europa iibsr 9rsmsn sssx Dam.
bura bsior5i bic
&rpesitisu eeS s. T sutEdseH 6orrefpouoerfrn,.
6.s23.sSfe EaItimoIesStr. uRe YsItsOtices4ps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Ser @nfbieb Nllcn lengnct.

Sprtngfiel D, Mo., 5. Sept.-
Sbnobl alen, beTen 6eItnabms, tpie
gemeIoet, geitern bier erfolgte, na9
Dem Don SnIpettor W6eeler in 8aI6z
tngton sefanoten &pnterfei bes Der
BREEDERS auf bas 8eItimmteIte ibenti=
ft3irt poroen lit, leugnet oerIelbe benz
nod bartnddig iebe Sbentitdt nit
etnem Der Sprin9fielber 9oitbiebe.
4u4 felt er in 2lbreoe, jemals in
y&ep@Yort gepeien gu iein, ausQez
nommen, ais er BON @nglanb na9 ben
Ser. Staaten fam. Sn ben SuIhen
bes 8efdngenen tpuroe cine 2ln8a6G
n8reenbodz "@trtulure gefunben. Nm
Santiago fpu Dor Dem 8unbestomz
miiTGr elm 8er60r itattfinben.
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Simmons
2tper
9esulator.

Dtrielbe perritt,t i.ine grb.it ;ur
3ufri,Oenhsit uno .rfrii6t pas a.iammle
Sorperiufem. gr m ~bsfer ais BiQeu"
unO iann isruohI i'll fiiiiiistr 6orm ME
ols $Hl1er be1sssn mersen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Sic @owiauo tarfiihem gdoer
Sdifsfarten

Nfioiut srfsr gIaIs. Flr Dliuuer I'M .gauitobI,,
G'etduoe." gtur fir : amen in gtr. 800 Saratolo<
uate GutaU= StrGl.. t5uliI5. .2UfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Sin after Silil1cr

Columbus, g., 5. Sept.--0er
rs Sabre alte @eo. 9ladburn, ein
notorii6er @erbre6er, iyel6er breiz
big Sabre ieines 2eben5 birter i3pez
bii6en Gardiner 3usebra6t BAT uno
CUR 3eit pegen Ginbru4s in 9oGinqz
GountD cine 5ehnjd6rige 3u6tbau5z
itrafe ab6uBte, lit beute 9lbeno aug
Der StrafanItalt entiprungen. Gr
bate ii6 GipitffsiOer gu perI0affen
gepuBt unb auf Oieie 8eiis bic gBaz
den getdui9t. Seine @erfOlgung lit
bi5Rer nod ni4t bon Grfolg begleitet
delneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07

Wau Gcbrau6ie 0aoinaD'S Reaops
Relief .bet''u crIten 2lnjttGen por
G6mers oocr lInpdBli6feit; tucmts
GrGnf1cit o9tr Setoen oro6t, bea
thrift es S3eiimnas eve Der S9anSar3t
aetp obniidI Spmmt.
GttIIt bic 6rgfeu duerBeu in els
uer bis spuusls g&Hutsn. Seine Stuno. braudt Ses
maHo 2 d merBB Bu Isioeu uah g,isn OieisE
Mnieire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Die bsfr -Hibjabrss meOi;ia

IugsubI diidl tit Elm Seoer oarauf be-
oGdlt, stiuaS fir bic 3siulguEg isiusS
E'uleS 81 tbuu, oosr nie man Su iaseu
pheat, eIne 6ruhlahrss0teoisiu ~ se.
brauden. uub pies 1T ooQtommeu
riding gebanOelt, leoon mug man Die
ge.isu.te 0feOl;in etunebmeu. Sails
Ste Sbreu arit couiulnreu, 10 mirb
ShueH SsrieLbe j1oeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Nebmen sic

cine gut. 9sber.R.oi;in ein, uus ,pm
beshaIb, neil bic gtb.r oas glut uou.
iidnoig regulirt. z obnlo bic QebertaG.
tiateit trage tit. nirS bas S5rp.ripiiem
oerliopit, oas Slut uureiu uuo Der gan;e
Sorper uuB ourunter leioeu. Seoe Ute.
Diln, be sur Reinisuua ses 8lulss
empfobleu rplro, iol uug.nommener
Niaseu auf bic 9cbsr einmiri.u. Se.
iorsen Sle IN saber iO'ort ben
Q6t,fo ofIer Scher. u
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YGFe!
01iel

Er gIeie i'm 9fuSlCuhe beiorlt iHHsrbas "a StuHoen
AZ Drocatruo ltyGt lelstIem BTeIie
GoHaro EagH
GlApelsg1e Baltimore Z IJcBt Hao boitsl lilces&Ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Sd)nter5 ,,ttO Ycin.

Ssi So9ftUs5 tganrfb o0,r usrOos). 3a5HitmerS
Reuralsil, GaeEmatoWus. geuotHlue5, Stmgrseu
uHo Studbs IN JIld,u, IDtrbsliduIe OOer ytier,u,
Sdmers I'M Die Ssbcr, gruGieusSnt3unouns, G1es
IsEtibncleH uro lmsBsn i.osl art beUIrtt Raos
Dap5 RsooasJlcGi iOiOrt Seiitruu9 uuo btl iortsts
fsttem gebraub in lUsHiseH 1assn oausrnpe Sets
lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07

brop bei5utpobnen uno Na6mittags
ouf bem Sepei6enbpote r9riqe" na9
Stettin 3uriid5ufebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
8ar Ger l1nr, 6te.

3urih, 5. Sept. - Die bieiige
9oIi3ei bat Die ameritaniI6en8unOe5z
8eb0rDen bena9ridtiqt, odB lire 2lnz
itrengungsn, beg 6dIidsr5 @m. St.
Softer, iun., bab6aft gu tperben, ni6t
Don GrFolg aetr0nt geDeIen limb, Der
Dor einigen Sagsn 9er3aftete mubte
pteoer in 6reibeit geIeBt peroen, ou
berIeI6e naftpeiien tonnte, baB er Der
8erpiinI9te ni4t lei. 5oitsr's Inter
i4lagungen belaufen ii4 betunntlid
Quf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
trolirt uno DcrDultst ipsrosH

Die untcr;eiebnete pffcrirt ;u 9ari une auf=
selaufenen 3nicn rcm porbcrigcu Scrfauf une
Steiseruns i'm prefe nnterpprfcn SI,2OO,s
900 Ger pben beidJricbcnen Cblisatipneu ecr
Sompasnie," Iue empfisblt siefclbcu pcrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-07
Die aatfer.Wfanoper lit @pnmetn

Berlin 5. September. - Die
8orbereitungen fir Die &uiIerzWon0z
Der in Yommern fino Der umfaHenbz
item Dirt. Die na4 Stettin fiibrenben
Gbaufeen buben bas gtusieben zines
&riegs3uItunbes angsnommen, Regiz
ment quf Regtment folgt in I6neller
2(ufeinanberfolge, 9epddz unb W1uz
nitipnspagen un0 lange Reiben 9ez
fG6rte jeoer @rt fiillen Meg unb Steg.
8tele 9auerfpugen 6aben requirtrt
tDeroen muFen unb fdmmtlide Ortz
f9aften bon 2lngeruliinoe biz Stettin
iinb mitGinquartierung po(l9epfropft.
Die 6ibe lit unertrdglt9, bic itaubbez
bedten 8rieqer iinb BON ben langsn
Mdrf6en erI60pft unb me6rere 6GQe
bon Gonnenitt4 6aben ii6 ereignet.
Die StraBen na9 Stetttn glei9en
WGlbern BON penetianii6en Maiten,
pelhe nit @uirldnben unb Wimpeln
qei6miidt fino. Dor bem Ratb6auie
in Der Gtabt ielbIt bat cine maIiipe
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fes 9laB gefunben. Sisr pirb Der
8iireermeiiter ben 8uiier unb feline
9e9leitung morgen niLIfommen bei=
BEN, porauf &c. MuieitGt ii9 nu9
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Sorpeboboot na9 Der SnfelWolIin be-
seben pirb. Spdter beabi6tigt Der
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GonItantin pc I, 6. Sept. =
21us 8ruifa, 81 0ieilen Iiio0itlt4 pon
bier, tommt Die Wteloung ppn Is Grz
trantungen an Der Gbolsru, Don Der
finf5ig qro3ent t0otli4 berIaufen
1i1b, Die 9eb0roen 6aben bic Staot
nit einem SanitdtScorbpn umgeben,
I'M bic 9lu56reitung Der 8rant6eit
nah GpnItQnttnppel gu per6inDern.
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Ie,te d,taeEfa,e @rdmeI.

Qpon 6ranfreid, 6. Sept-9ie
3eitung rW}iIiions Gatboliques"
brtngt bic Meloang, baB bic Ntifiion
unb bic Waifenanitalt in 8ouncp,
China, &nfungs Sult bon gingeborez
men iiberfallen II. nieoergebrannt NOR
ben iino. Sn Dem Sample IolIen 3ablz
reiche Ghriften detnbtet mnrhen fein.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-11
KILLED BY YAQUIS.
Prominent Mexican and Seven Sol
dfers Murdered by Bad Indians.


TUCSON. A T., Aug. 10.-Word was re-
ceived to-day that at sunrise on the 4th
inst. a gang of nearly one hundred Yaqui
indian attacked the Santa Rosa hacienda
Of Don Juan De Bojorquez about thirty
miles east Of Guaymas. Mexico. They
killed him and robbed the place of every
thing available. A few days previously
another band surprised a troop of federal
soldiers and killed six and Captain Lopez,
who was in command. For ten years these
Indians have been a menace to the peace
OF Sonora, and an effort will be made on
the part Of the federal government to sup
press their depredations. Besides filing
the country with widows and orphans they
nave destroyed property a~ggregating In
value 100000 The killing of Bojorquez
one of those who survived the dangers In
cident upon the fateful July IL. 1853, but ne
was badly wounded in the engagement.
He was connected by blood and marriage
to the most prominent families in Sonora.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-11
-FOUR MORE BODIES.
Known Victims Of the New York Col
Iapsed Building Now Number Ten.

NEW YORK. Aug. M.-Four more bodies
we're recovered to-day from the ruins OF the
collapsed building at Third street and West
Broadway, swelling the list Of known vic
tins or Thursdays disaster to ten. The
victims discovered to-day were James Gros-
90. John Mcclure. Augustus Phillips. Ed
ward Hanley, OF Brooklyn. All three were
workmen- All day a large gang of workmen
mas been overhauling the RUNS, but they
worked with the greatest difficulty. The
narrow space between the walls was so
crowded with the tons OF plaster and twist
ed iron and lime dust that each stroke all
but blinded them There was a dIsagreeable
odor, too, and officials OF the Board OF
Health were kept busy sprinkling the ruins
with carboIIc acid.
During the afternoon Joseph Gu:der. con-
tractor OF the plaster work OF the wrecked
DQlicing was placed under arrest by order
OF the coroner He is charged with criminal
negiigence- 1t Is now believed that il will
De two days more before the wreckage can
entirely be gone over. Several workmen are
yet missing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-11
BURIED IN A e
One Man Killed and Seven Badly In
jured on the Big Four.

jured on the Big Four.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10.-A freight
wreck occurred just east Of ST. Paul, in
Decatur county, late last night. A west
bound freight on the Big -Four railroad
pulled out a drawbar and split in two.
AS a result OF the collision of the two
parts of the train eight loaded cars were
smashed to splin;ers. enc man FILLED and
six badly injured. Thirteen men were
Sealing a ride in an empty box car and
they were buried under the debris. Killed:
AUGUST KoENIG. Chicago, head nash
ed aid died Instantly.
Seriously injured:
ROBERT sRlSBY. Milwaukee, leg and
arm broken. head badly cut. will die.
THOMAS DAILY, aged seventeen, Os-
wego n. y, leg broken and skull frac-
T. c. MEALS. Grand Rapids. leg brok-
w. H.. PUGH, Birmingham. Ala. iron
worker going to Muncie; leg broken and
ALFRED HADGsoN, Pittsburg. iron
worker going TO Terre Haute; head cut
WILLIAM Comfy, Cincinnati, badly
hurt.
RALPH WATSON. Cincinnati. jeweler.
HIN i-g employment; body crushed.
The wounded men are still in the depot
at st. Paul. The injured were attended
ty Drs. Schofield and Thomas, OF Green's
burg. The debris was not cleared until s
o'clock this morning. The wreck occurred
T.. Kennedy conductor and John .Shey.
engineer. The train was west-bound and
loaded with coal. pig iron. stock and lum-
Der and was Haking forty mics an hour.
The injured wsre al in the front car, which
was a box car loaded with coal. None Of
the train crew was injured.
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Indiana Notes.

The twenty-first annual reunion of the
Burton family will be held Thursday. Aug.
y. at the Burton Cemetery, two and one
half miles southwest of Mitchell. Address
Louisville. KY; Hon.. Will CumbacE of
Greensburg. Ind.
Last night Frank Marks, a Shelbyville
vauit-cleaner. killed his uncle. Doc Swango,
with a heavy dray pin. The two men had
been quarreling and Swango called Marks
q name when Marks struck him on the
head. fracturing his skull and killing him
instantly. Marks was arrested and is in
jail.
Perry Heath. OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette, is at the head of a syndicate
10 build a hotel In Muncie. In the syndi-
cate besides Mr.. Heath and his brothers,
Fred Heath, of Muncie, and Fletcher
Heath, OF Hamiltoa O; several capitalists
ton, ID. c. The hotel plans provide for a
100000. six-story affair.
The old and new Twelfth Indiana, Gener-
al Reub Williams's regiment, will hold it's
reunion at Monticello. Aug. % and q.
Chaplain Gage is expected to be present.
Indiana. and Its old brigade Commando.
Colonel John Mason Loomis, of the Tween
ty-sixth Illinois. Any information will be
cheerfully given by B. F. Price, j. E.
Loughry and C. S. Kingsbury. at Month
cello.
The forty-hrst annual grand rally for tenn
Grove two miles south of Liberty. yester-
day. and was attended by about four thou
sand people. The principal speakers were
Hon c. w Balm, of Kentucky, and Hon.
s. e Nicholson, OF Kokomo. Resolutions
were passed indorsing the Nicholson law
and demanding its full enforcement. Hon.
z 3. Reynolds. OF Wayne county. acted -
chairman.