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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
ytr. As.
0erifItsuerb rbanDIuugerI.

@riminatserl9 d t.-(SOr 9tiaz
ter Ocnui5.) 6iir beute - SarrD
9teIIcrtp, Sarrp 2lul, 9Obn Suiep, 8.
Oiron, 9iO5ert Siuslep, GSaItsr e)reen,
SObn 55iepatrif, G.org grown, Sta
uislau5 Olacustp, Bm. @lIlau, Gboz
mas Gapanaust, @eOrae is. SOmcp,
Mn. Y,acDf, Sarrp Smith, SameS
Yrown, 28m. Smitb, 9eurp SarOp,
Sames 6. 9lltOn, SOieph PieiIer unb
@bu8. Strait, 0iebItabl 6id. y. See,
Batrid SaineS, WtorbuerIudl; George
@. Gaiiin unb Sobu SOnes, 9lnnabme
aeitoblener Gaareu; Bm. SrOwn,
9faubanfall ; SOiepb 0auiemann, SEQ.
Seun, 2ll,ranoer 2lQeu, 4n9rrlf; 9llbert
8uuo, 6rant Mduuer, mesen unautOrls
lirtem 6abreu auf StruBcnbabnea
@m. y. Sudunau, 9tOtR3u9tSoerbre>
den.
SuperiOrz@ - (9Or
9tiftcr 9iit6ie.) 0iir beutc - 9tr.
1913, POS, 211, PA, PIG, 217, 219,
2l9, 22O, 221. q uuO S'Srlen 9s9en
@ridlOu uub 8euuett gegen 6alcOner.
Common BleaSs u ert d t.
(SOr &idtcr Sorlau.) SObu %urr ges
aen Sas. u. Cunning, Scroift fiir 0cn
getlaaten; gEa!ter 9. 8rOof8 II. q.
s.9eu Ote = 2lmericau 6eueruerlideruu9Ss
geI.lli4afl," ni1t beenoet. Sir beutc
- Der ihwcbenOe Sal, lowie 9n. 81
bis SO, 81, 1911, 1914, 76, 2l, 1927
uno 1861.
gBaiiengeridt. - (SOr Sen
Hidtcrn 2luoIap, Sans uno GOmaro8.)
8ermattungsbcri6te in ben 6allcn bon
Glilabetb 9torriS, gSm. .. lSiIiOn,
glbraham g. OeB, SObu s. AmOS uno
elm YOrmunbl lbaitsbcrlbt I'M Sale BON
Senrp .. Wicltultp wuroen Ssncbmt9t.
Su Den 6alleu uuu Wfaric u. &rumm
unO 2pbiu Smith iino SHuentarperjcIdls
nilIc eingcrettt moroen.
Sur Niater D obIer.-9luuie
CLIFTON ge9en OuOib8eruite;n, Grfsunt.
niB fir &lGger auf $13 unO Soften.
Sir bcute - 9tr. 366, PSI, 334, 35l,
368, 500. $40, 371 unb 373,
Sta0t s@eridt. - (SOr fttter
Ybelp8.) Sir beute - Der Ihwcbcnoe
Tau, GeOrqla WauOnie ulOer 2lrdlbalo
O:cglmOple, iOwie Die gtummsrn 396,
4O2. AIS, 42O, 452, 455, 463, 465,
466, 467, 47O unO 475.
9iidOf Yaret, lucIder 9eitcrn
in Der ct. DtIbaels= unO 2lacrbellIgenz
Sirde Die 6lrmun9 ertbcilen WOlIts,
wuroe burd eiu pl0elihe5 llnwoblietn
oaran uerblnOsrt, Oa8 i'm awang, in Ieiz
ncr gSObnun9, 9tr. 1l1O, V(aotiOn=
2lusnuc, 3u bleIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
Ser Grica in @Iirn.
GIropd,r unO 3lmeritauer ais Sstarsen'
Sblru's,

GIropG,r uno 3lmeritauer ais SstaEsen:
Gbma's.
2onbon, "a. 5ebr. - Der GOrrss
IpOnoent ter r9entral 9telus" berIAtst
aus Sotio, oaB in Net- SaisBsi stlr
Nu8ldnoer nit ben @bineien 9etan9e1
muroen. a3ebn 9abeu ibr GbrentpoIf'
lid utdt weltsr OIL Dem Srle9e 81 be-
tbeiliecn, uno wurpen sutlaheu.
George Sonic, Der gmsrifaner, nell
der nuh China fum uno iid crbOt, bic
iapaniIden Sc iessiaiiie nit 9oatnnaz
fdtnen ju serit0ren, lit nod in 0aft uno
trmartet isin Shifial, pcll ct leIn
Gbrenwort 9ebrOaen bat.
Sn Being br9t man Die SoHnun9,
baB YIzSunsz@bau9'5 grncnnun9 oils
6rieOsns ommlhdr BEN Sapanern ans
senebm iein miro.
Sermii6te telesraptiiGe Sepei6en.
- Sn Salem, Sres.. wurOe oOrsez
tern q. u. Mc8riDe in oeu Sunbe5z
ieuat srrpGblt.
- Su ct. 2Ouis iiuO mebrere Sta>
liener w.qen Serbreitun9 fali9en @elz
oe8 ptrbaftet morben. Wtan slaubt,
buB iis 9lseutcn elmer Sal ulidmiinierbanOe
iiuo Oi.ielbe ioq Iber $1,00O,00O 9ez
pra9t babeu.
- Sn Gerre Saute, SnO., bat u. O.
9Salfer perluat, ielne 6rau su ermorz
cen unb oann Sel5ltmoro be9angeH.
- Der atsidasmeilter 8oOoruii
BON IrtauiaS wurOe lue9en llnteridleti8
BON StaatS9elOern 6u elncm Sabre
3udtbau8 perurtbeilt.
Der britiiae Gramp>0ampfer
,Seuioo" lit BET 2ltlantic=@itg auf ben
Strano SeIaufen.
- Su Chicago bat Der GrpreBbeamte
Surfer ieine 6rau aus Glieriu4: err
i3Ohen uuO lbrcn 2iebbuber Sarrp Bar
ncr Ihwer psrpunoet.
Sobu Mannlns pOn Quincy, Sd.
fam ua6 ct. yOuiS unb ltabl lelner
Sawelter $3.50. glm fOIsenoeu Sage
wurO: leIne &ei9e on Or @iienbaba bel
9lible9, 3d.. 9efunOen. Der Itann
lual uuYtHIujelHttul eLHutptI AHp ptS
raubt moroen.
= 9laOps Sroots, wslde Dor 3pei
Sabren YblIaOelpbla usrlieB unb III Gin
itleQttS 9au5 serletb, bat plOelth III
Pbilaoelpbla $4,000 9eerbt. Die rel:
DE GrbIn wurOe 3uraulg geIunoen, nGAs
Dem iDre Serwanoteu 2uulenOe ueruu$z
sabt hatten, iie su lluOen.
- 9n Quapaquil, GquaOor. bsrriti
ba8 9slbe 6Ieber. .3wei SObne Oes
ipaniiden @Oniuls ltarben an einenI
Gage.
- 5n SfidmOuO, Sir9., gins bus
BisrO oe8 Sapt. s. s. @uter burn unO
rann 6rau 5. >. SilUa um, pclds
Inner uerleRt iuurO,; iie itarb ipGter,
Capt. Gufer murOe aber uOr rer Soro:
nerszS zSurn eronerlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25

SIR bie en-Gle Gisarrsn>
f5obrlfanten 9ebr. 8udlu9bam On Der
QSeltz8altimorc SuaBe IanoIen am
Sunlltaq eiEc Wtengc yctcnamlttcl na9
IGumtIl6en BOltjcltat:Onen Ger Staot.
6rl. 9lllce Sernap pon Jtr. 1907
McScnrpitraBe, Oradrte an Samltl9
nadl Der iii0mritlideu BOltislltatlrn cine
qroBt SuauutQt yesen6mtItel, welde
bel elner pOn tbr gum Seten Der 2lrmen
in tbrcr gSobnuu9 ueranltalteteH NbcuOz
untsr0atuug gcl0mmslt morOcn paren.
6eruer Singtu III Der lllomeltltben
Toil3clltation Gouuttoncn EN- : uou
5mma uuO YaulIne 0letrit, 2lnna
Suntig, @tace Gbrtltopber unO GSIl>
IarO Holf.
Der nQemOtratlide Stub Ser 16.
Naro" bat III Der per9an9encn 8O9e
575 6am;licn nit ytbens mttteln un0
S.cioern periorgt. 5m @au;en famen
smei Gonnen &O6len, slpet Nasenlaz
oun4cn OUl3, 100 0allOneu Sauerz
fraut, 600 gal6e 8rOo, 600 :PfIno so.
minp. $50 GulOnen Suppe, % 8uipeL
&mtoiicln uno $50 ,FfunO 6etla, lOiule
cine Ut,ngc &lcIOar8sltufe sur 9ertbets
lung.
SE Ieiuem Sauptquartler al Der gde
bon NroaowaD Ino Drlean5itrnB: tbeIIte
am Samitu9 Ger rGcmOhattid Screln
0cr &. Haro" an Die 9lrmeu or 2&arO
2cbensmittcl aus. Die &ertbetlun9
marc pou ben S0. Sobn :. Gh5, y.
-. Snyocr, y. .. 9umpbrepa, GOr.
ucllus 6ra;lcr, Gurau ,Ututter, 8eOr9
3ciler, Sctb u. Gtarhunt, 5rc0ertf
,Butrld, s. Us. @orman, 9onr. 4rIncc,
ii. 5. Ecau, 6rteOri4 Guler, Charles
8rig9amau, 9Oitpb Fratt, GOwcro
SaIlent, SObu NOlertn9, y. VI. Sater
uuo {. Sarrun9cr 9eIettst,
Der pWtOnumentulseIub" Der ,.
@arO uertbellte an Samtag an etpa
800 6amllien Hcbeusmittel. Oas SO,
mite, welde5 otc &ertuetIun9 III Club
bauic al gIicez2IuneitraBe, naue SOnOz
itraBe, beio<ste, btltuno auS Den SS.
Camel 0Oug6ertp, il. ). 8Oule, 9ba@.
Smltb, j.. S. S0ueiOcr, y. Z. JttllOn,
81. 0ammer, Gbas. u. SmItb, Z. 8.
grown, 5Obn &urO, GOnraO Gidbant,
1Boma5 8. 0ouIep, 9Uhn s. DAY,
SbOmas Carroll, q, !. Burns, GbOn'.
Gofran uuo 9obn 0tc@lu. 0a5 Gin'
faufss@ OmIte bcltanO aus ten 09. GEO.
u. Grceu, 2tuguit Strtcmeler uuO Con-
raO OifnanI. An nGhlten 2lHttwOh
finnet etne mettere Nertbstluu9 tau.
5n o:r OitIibcn @oIijciituttOn llcien
am Sumitl9 iii, Die 2lrmcn elu : $11O
pom Wariqou5zGUr:aU, $11.9J Our6
oa5 Cham" ~GOilettlOns. SyHems, 81
pom eluem 6teuG0e Or lrm:u unO etne
groBc GuauttGGt yebcnsmlItet, So iiIr
ple 6amlIlc Don j. Sauer, So iilr Die
6amlue con s. 8eIel unO 50 IiIr 6rau
9(Omann, lomIe l ! Iunntn StO9len.
Ion tttr Inn finn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
SIaOt Baltimore.
Saltimnrc's wGfJcntlibe StCrbli9s
frits. unn CIenurt5 Statiiiif.


Sm @clunobelt5 2lmte muroeu lebte
gGohe 246 SterbeiaOe angemelbet BON
2estcrcn 90 mebr, as IN Der 1694er
YaraQclz z&odle, 81 mebr, ais III Ou
cOrreipOuoirenSsn 8Ode BON 1898, UnO
30 mebr, ais in oer oorlssteu 9Sobe.
Son ten @cltorbeuen iuaren 12S mannz
llhen uu6 118 weibllhen 9clhle6tS.
lInter ) 9abrcn itarben 70. Suiiaen 3
uuo 20 Sabreu D. Swlihcn 20 uno 40
Sabreu AT, 3WIiden 40 unO 60 Sab:en
Al, 3wilhen 60 unO so 3abrcn 81 unO
;wtl6en 80 uno 100 5abren 19; iibcr
100 Sabre ult /. 9tab MarOS ucrtbels
len ljt) Ole SOOeSIGlle IOlgcnOermaBen ::
eritc lDaro II, ;welte 10, brittle s, pIertc
II, Iiinfte IL, iehlte Is, iiebcnte 8, ahtc
10, ucunts 19, Sebnte 9, e;Iite 13, iIuOIfte
Is, orei3ebnte 10, uier3eante II, iuni>
;tbnte 8, icdS3ebnte 4, iisb5sbnte 23,
adtSehuIe 10, ucuuiebnte Z, Span5igts
II, ciuuno;wanji9lt: , un0 5metunOs
;man3igite 10. IS ltorben: al Yncuz
monia SO, %ungenldwtnOiR9t 81, Qtriz
letoen 7, &rGmpIen s, 9lltcr6lAwoae
II, Sron1iti5 Is. 9lpOpleYte 9, 0tpbt<
bcrle 3, &rcbs i, 8rtgbtiber Hrantbelt
5, o'rlppe s, ShlugiluB i, Ggpbus 3,
@nttrGrtun9 1, SelOitmoro 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
Gin sresosn.r zt,:cs tm fSlammen.

8erltn, "a. 6ebr.-Osr Palait oc5
Yrgu;cn 6ricorid 9luquit in Dresden
lit beute ubsebraunt. 2tue ciuc 9urlOiiz
1Qtcn, wel9t er uOn Der orlentaliI6en
NeIie ulitbrudlte, iino ;erltort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
Ter Guitar, lti1o Der 9aiicr.

9erltn, "a. 6tbr.-Gbuf;r Baidu
miro morsen BON @onltautsnopel bier
antommen uno benz &atier I'M 4ufIragc
oes Sulian5 cine prabtpOue Oe9enz
tlluge IUerI rIei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
Die @rippe III Gnelamo.

2onOon, %. 6ebr.-0ie Gripre
herriat in 9ani Gn9lano, Yi,le Gam
OiDulen fir Die beporite3enOcu @ableu
iinb erfrantt, unO cine 9roBe 2InSabl
Seamten Iellen auf ibren Yoiteu. yOrO
0fOeberD lit ieit eini9en 5asen frunf,
ebeniO SalfOur, oaS F0rlamentSz z0tltz
9lleo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
SdleS SSlcildl.

Baris, "a. 6ebr. - Sn Der bcuti>
gen &abiuetlleun9 beantra9te Der gferz
baumlnlitcr @abuab Die Glnfubr ameris
faniiatn 9iebea we9en Oc5 Gtras liebers
su pcrbleteu. 9tel,s lit Oa5 QSert oer
S6us,Ouner i'm nOrOtden 6runtrsi9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
,Sd;,oerb,tuD."

Der y@aiBinstOner SdugerbunO"
trifIt unfuiienOe 30. bereitunsen fir ieiz
men unl 4. OtGr3 IN Ocm 9San;niaaI Der
lihteu Snfanterie itattitHOtnOcn SrrBen
ARasfenbau. DIS Breiis iiuO fIr t9rups
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25

en- lelntues &appd)eu, MI Saloauon=
Del g:trautI nno Guf ben Singer 9el:9t, III
BET S1HltIoHnoen ganj UoriuglId. DIE
A9ellnng geat ralm Don uaIteu uHo bGlo III
'pGs MGIleur uergeiitH. % Gems Oge 6Ia=
ld]e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25

3SOToMACLoAN-GAR
. gir. 4. Gebnuot ocr ~9aTf pou y alt mote"
gRenn Sie @eb brouh,H uao iol6,s Su bOrs:n
Wunldlen auT
YtpbeIu, liaucS,
4feroc, sub sverre u. :. :.
unb bas Si9sntbum bGtei I'M Seiise hchaten mcneH.
10 fuiro cs @ tir /, lobr.n, m unitre esarau.it bel
ioIden GnIeI1rn Su NuteH su MAIDEN Sle ipiro 5bner
bic SranguHs BON 3elo ereitterH, erhtbibes umhcrs
IGufeu ipartH NIB toict lhgeH WtHis. Sic fperbtH
fEosn, oas mir SIe 3uuorfommtnb uno I'M StrtraueH
beharh:H iverbtn i'm 3immsr 9tr. 5, eebauoe oCr
r,Sant poT s5aItImore," Sce Der SaItimorcs uEe
Ct. YdulraSe. tStpt3. .l2Dici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25
6. s. 2suntpt 4 Gonnp.'s
Saupf= Saac. Srcd,iels, Wioloine:
ffuN q nhcIff1ith

1tu0 Sobclnnbh,
gir. sos II. 6l0, hortlduos, Hahe Sreeultr.
8epursene pecr Spr;ieI Srsbiel' Irbeiten
eine 9prIialitGt.
0ir bc,hrer uns, unitren irubsrsH SonHern unh
benz YubiifTuI ln gQqcWeIrrH mIiyutheten, DAP tuiI
an unIercm oben Gnaeiubrtea alter BiaS. bas Ges
ipdit peoer GufscnonJm:u habcu unb flIr ale IrteH
Grteit IN uuitr.r Sranh, serilftt tns.
Sasens, Sdtnt,mmers une SIireaus
ginritturstn ouf seiteluus; SorarihIds- aeliefert
aie auIiraae prompt au5gcfGb-' fSan.22,1Dd>
S,Ierbei stbt ser untcrSefcuete 9cnntnik, oaB
e CT ridt Mebr IN Gh.Il1Gterlbaft NIT ghnasl J.
6Onwap IN, uEb bag tr ieiEe Sfice nab Sfr. 21O,
SfsSerinstpuaStrafs, 3imm.r gtr. 8, psrI.st bat.
NIfous pom TSps,efi,
HaiS.1S 9!ettsGnpalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-25

Sielc geute nebmeu Eia.n Elm, oie
8audgrImmer uno 2lolubrun9 uerur>
laden unO BEN &0rper iawaAcn. Die
Dteilten aber gcbruuden Slnmon8 &iz
per. 9leauiatOr in flIiii9er ootr pulperiz
iirttr 0titalt, Ga fie bcoeuteuo angeuebz
mer ein;unebmeu iiuo, fem &neipen
peturiadcu IND nur III miIoec 6orm abb
iIb,en, oaoeqsn aber Gus forp.rlDnem
aufiriid'H. Die Wirtunl trlIit rain
eln. IS lit Elm Ion Der 9tatar itlbit cins
s;seb:nc5 Se!lm!tteL rein Ue9ctabilti4et
9tatur.
SD hGbs bisber ron ME eiEe lR,o;i7 actroud l.,
bi MIR 9tUgcH tratte; crit ais ih Slmmuns %iuer=
yfsaulCtgr ClEuEesmeH besnHE. rpuroe les aHoers.
S5r or.l G1reH be5dIH Id mli Ogm @ebrGuc9c olei.t
Ntcoi;iH. mo ieitoem babe in Mat mcbr an aoefz
ifm !;:r a. itten. GbeHio ianoGe in aud melrer
drpeuet Die ourdibritt id IN ieocr 1Sote ela bls
Suel Ailu: RON Solli@ merS,u uuttcl eln baib 5
gldst, uuo lie bat leloem HlhI mebr oGrau iu eIo.a
at6. 6i"-G. z. Dt o<ris, SropEolue 4S.zSI.
pa Seoes Safet ~Ea
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ADVE:PTISE

Gin MtQtonen=Gontraft
g6inin pi((en
soebsn abssi5lOfen pOn sss
8. $. Meao
ORUe and 6 HEM1cA1Co
iminst uns eiefsIben su perfaufen ,u
20 Sts. pro 9anOfrt. 20 Gts.
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6eidwiiter Soutbsrlanss Saarer;euscr.
6efebtpiiter SrutbcrIanS's Sopfbautreinieer
Gsieniiter SoutbsrIanb's Sopfbautrstnser
@eibpiiter soutberlanc's Sopfbautreinser
10 $. a.aS aa.iriscr gssnt aici,a 9tOuat.
2B. 8. 8i.aS Gusizistr 4s,nt biei,R Nonat.
Buns @uitens Q prup p...................16G Cts.
2s. s. ReaSs Suitentur in 2 geinuteu Cts.
rs. $. aeab's Suitenfur in goeinuten L 5 cts.
Die tsft. uHb b.r5 bmt,f, gl.bi.in gm.rita's.
ricasaatarrbs Sur. ur.................s5 Cts.
americasSatarrb@Sur -.....s5 cts.
GImerieasSatarrb.Ssu ................s5 ets.
9lmerica.Ssatarrb,sur ur..................s5 Cts.
Tsro aife...................,..., Cts
D'si' 1i's -.--. ....'......- elS.
@ipcerine. ne.....................25 Gts. bas giuzo.
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Dies ia ed: nOrfp.siid,r.
@abtss saftorDI. Cts. eas Gint
@uIperifIrter Sprar r.....2O Cts. bas gfino
Safpulper........ -..-........5 Cts. has 4ture.
GpfomsSaI3..... ..............5 Cts. has Rfuno.
SeeIp's Srudbbdnser so Cts. bas stae.
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5ouHtains Sprisen .uI Gin 9gitt.I btniaer.
2etfwafTsrssda sin 2ritteI biuise..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .um elm 2rittsI biais.r.
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papue's GsIerps pmppunS .sO Cts.
Sresn's ~erpHra... a...-...................sO go cts.
Senom's Sppppbospbats ts.............e5 Cts.
Scisenfprup --...-...... .-.............. .35 Cts.
Ammonlaf.. .........5 Cts. bas glnt
Samaifa. Ginger. Grtratt. SO Cts. has 9iut.
paresprte e................. 80 Cts. oas 8iat.
Sap NuH ....................50 Cts. bas Clint
Snfer eapeneer. aueaesetbnei
tur bic 20ilstts. 80 Cts. bas gint.
Rejspte, Don ben beiten Grabuirt,n ,ub.r,it,t.
Bu 40 Yresent 8iscouto.
ss. 8. Reae's Gifenatunic r,bu,irr ouf AZ ets.
ss. 8. Reas's Giiensspnic rtsusirt auf 35 cts.
9s. 8. Heah's Gifen.G0nic r.bu3irt out 3 Cts.
sS. 8. Rrats GnmIfpn.sebertba . as Gts.
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gS. 8. Rcah's Sarfaparina. ousseJeitn.t
tur oas SIHt ..-.....S5 Cts, 3 3 9ts., 81 Cts.
sS. 3. Reae's Samaita.6inser. Cts
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81. $. @eas's pals, unS aatarrt.aur.s5 cts.
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nHb oicieIbe III ibr G.fpitt in GoIo fp.rtb.
ss. $. acab's Is @ts. s.zSuffenfrIr i'm SRiuuteu
III Tin polfcmmenes Number unb ib rabe nod nj.
eIpa5 Oerartlsss in olerSis Sa5ren seieseE.
GatuHsspoII
Die 10. 8. RenO
Drug anO Chemical Co.,
-sextn9tctt- ttno .So,uaro<S Str.
81. 3. giuisc psEia. stti.E ius nod 81 gari su
IN HrhN
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Ser Semtids Correspondent,
7aaIids, ,potentIitb uub eonntass,
e1;o.uthiimer uto Reoatteus

X6gltn, m0HeHlIIu lHU SDEII"S7F
q. 0aine, Gieenthnmer nno Weeattehr
(gtatols,r ron s. Raine),
ssssmea.es. Satim ore. strase unb Boit.SfTce=ape.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-06
HARDLY PARALLEL.


Tho loud demands Of the American
press aud foreign residents In China
ior a vigorous policy on account OF the
outragSs sgalnst foreigners In that
country suggest to the Now York
EusniHg lost tbs propriety Of drawing
pArsl. oi between outbreaks Of STINT
lar kind In China aud in the United
states. The paper publishes the fol-
lowing II m official reports:
In China, In 1870, occurred the Tlon.
tsiu massacre; nineteen French and Rue
siaus Including several nuns were har-
baruu,ly murdered by mob and the
mission promises destroyed,
la tho United S altos, Ia lssl, came the
Denver rlut Chinese dragged through
the streets with neck.Tupus; one killed,
several wounded.
lu China, In lssi, some Europeans on
caruuso Killed some Chinese.
Lea the United States. 100 l,sj, ctmo tirst
ISuplcmbo ~ the Rock Springs ma-sa-
Gro, village OF Chinese sturmpi aud
burned by 800 armed miners, inspired by
knights :. of Labor mon and women,
from noon 600 midnight, shot aud looted
tho fleeing We imsi twrni N-ulght were
kiilul and fifteen wounded, fourteen
were burned TO death, mostly sick mru,
and the dogs and hogs Wo tho chUrrui
rorpsDs. Tho whole population n God by
aud approved; "a tTuillos- IuVu0- etc.,
followed. For thu. We paid $1,000. on
september 1lh, W ~ut .lu, tho thnosa
were expelled, their village burned,
EUIrR killed, aud several wounded,
larly In 1890. at places in Washington,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Oregon,
twruIy-plgut were Killed. In Juneau,
AIuska, Uighly-Spyen Cinnamon wurr
driven out and Hut giIltg ON the
ocean in two sail boats win
mo- food, During I'm, period
the Chinese were expelled from score
NJ places uu lhu Pacific coast, and moro
than 10000, lt VAS said, tloi 90 san Fran.
cisco boz terror aul dies. l. u ION. For mo
yuaT's work Including damage TO proper.
49,, We pulI 100000,
Iu China n ls-7, there wpru Tnuru
TIu-, uu bearing the above news, hut no.
1.-Two, were Iakau, Ia 1891, loo uumurHu.
riots iu Muhu and elsuN here, property
wa. de troyud aud two uri l.u KILLED.
la the United Hipzt lU 'sN|. InuTa
were arson and robbery wi % nu. woman
burned o. death, tu Vallejo, laI In
1904, IN Oregon, ton Cinnamon wuru am-
hushpd and muIduTpd3 Every one was
shot, cut mp, stripped, and thrown in
the water most OF thcm being shot ia
tho back,
/, Is hut Just to tho MlngoIars nt
this time, when they Gie arrs,gurl bs.
ore lue tuUuusl Of the o,v,l.zol word,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-06
NOVEL l. QrnW IISrs.

A discussion "A, to the relstive
amount Oi intoKlraiion TO be dorvei
tom vsrl us liquors IL one that would
popularity b. supposed 10 take place
only In Kentucky Or Ftauce, and even
then not 10 the highest scientific cir
Giles. A. n matter Of fact, however, that
very theme has lately boen disturbing
tho learned equsnimity oi the Paris
Academy Of Medicine 10 an exceed
Ing degree, without Ne yet having been
satisfactorily answered. II cannot
Ossess much Interest save TO a limited
numDef; but a wider FIELD Of inve,tiga-
tl0n, into which the dbcuulon led,
cannot but be Of profit A. warning to
the whole family Of man. This 70.
lated to tho wsll.worn but ever i'm.
pottant subject Of the poisonous effects
oisplrits, champagnes and liquors, a.
the same are manufactured aud used
In France. According 10 the re-.
ports, one OF the delegates declared
that chemical analysis Iroyos all these
beverage, aud particularly the more
expensive, to eontalu a large quantity
Of the poisonous substance known ~
iutiufUl and amylic alcohol. OF course
this WAS quite shock ~ the & ntle.
mans O llrAgues; but ho went on, and
declared that II was safer to drink tue
rdinaty spirits sold over the counter
OF awino shop TOT few sous to the
wuTRiugmsn tnAn u take a comforting
"pet.tverfo" nj franc. To prove this
assertion he had teen dosing rabbits.
ThOse 10 which the cheaper alcohol
was applied suffered comparatively
little. Thusn treated with "Rood old
c0gnao" n $40 bottle all died. lie
maintained that real old oJgnao "
no more wholesome than the average
brand. Finally, committee Of seven
was appointed tpEuy the quest ton.
rhu t. Il Of the effects u the various
quii. are - be conflned strictly to
rsuuiIs, AMI, beslies the main Issue OF
tho Investigate n, abuniaot msterigl
should be- frthcomlug on the various
kinds Of lnrbfla I'm OF which au aui.
mai IN calsb.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-06

to acknowledge that they, too, have
beep nned against. Race proludices
aud acts OF violence are not peculiar ~
tue Asiatic Countries. SIN, the casfs
are hardly parallel The missionaries
who 20 to China enter tue country
well equipped and spend lsrge sums Of
money yearly In tho localities where
they settle - money contributed by
friends In this country or Englan q.
Missionary stati ns are conters through
which n part Of the wealth OF other
nations hpws into China, and by
means OF watch that county Is bene.
fitIed from a peou larry point Of view,
leaving out every other consiieratlgn.
Can this be- said Of the Chinese lab =.
srs VA this county? Generally they
are considered channels through which
he wages OF the wofkingmen are dl-
vefted from those 10 whom they
ugLtiully belong, AMI sent to
thr fat.away shore. In these facts lie
the essential difference between The
cases quoted. The u quoYis atsu.
msnt has really no force Ia the point
al issue.
Justly the demand has gone forth
for vigorous policy In China, because
without II that country viii always
remain closed 10 civilization aud IT,
millions msy become a menace to other
powers. Let there be lizbi! The
standard bearers Of civilization have =
right and duty to perform among all
natlons, anu In the wise performance
Of that duty tbeJ should be sustained
at home and abroad. The question Of
retaliation l. unimportant II consid.
cred by Itself but the question whether
barbafism shall triumph over oiviiizl'
ton In China il the one involved IN
the recent occurrences across the Pa
oitic ocean.