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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
ytr. 97.

Ger Gentralf0rpcr Ser rScr'
einigten DeutiAen 8emertitaitcn" belt
geiteru SOrmittag in iciuem &sriamm>
lungslotal, 9Ir. 915, SitzBrattltraBe,
itine regelmaBige &criammIung ab.
Die Oclegateu Der nY6bmti6cn 8afers
Union" wurOen Oabel Ill Sis unO
Stimme berchtigt Die rBGfcrzlnIcn
9tr. u" bertdtete, oaB lie au S0etteu
Samlta9 I'M juui cine Grturiion perz
unltalten wcrOc. Die y86bmiibe Bdders
linton" berIdtete, OaB uerId:eoeue
Bdfermeilter bercit5 ibrcu GOntratt ses
brodlcn baben.
Die y8rGuurbciterz uniO
belt gc1ern 9tadmitta9 in ibrtm Ser
iammIuug5lotal, 9n. 915, SftsPratts
Str0Be, ibre regelm0Bi9c Ycriammluug
ab. IS wurOen iwcI neue WtltslleOer
auigenommcu, un0 ierner marc be-
idlOlieu, i'm SOmmcr Elm Ylcuic Su
peranltalten. SIN GOmlte, beltebcu0
aus Otauu, lpurOe ,ruanut, nm blers
~ Die n0tbi9en Arrangements Su trsiien-
Ser riOuuluotlj. - Sr. RungeS
Sberitewart OeS Oamyicr8y stuttgart"
Der bel Der lettcn yauOuug Oe8 SdlliicS
bicritlbit, pa CT oil DER %urgeu ent3ina
Duns lit, tn'5 r3obuS 6optIn5@6Olpis
tai" gcbradlt werOen muBts, beitnOct lldJ
aui Dem GSege Der Gcuclung.
Die rSsnrg 0c Shane 80 a.
nufacturtng 6 Omp." bcablidtigt
Den Yetrieb ibrcr ncucn 6abrlf in Ct.
tOelena an Der rSaltimOrs-SparromSs
SointzSlienbaln" etWa gcgcn Gnoc
Ijat 3u beginner. Die G)ieBcrci, eiu
200 BET 400 5uB grOBe5 GtbauOe, lift
berclt5 inter Qad gcbradt, uno Die
iuuere &trrlhtuu9 wtrO gcgcnwdrttg
semabt. Bur 3eit lit maa nit oer
Grrihtun9 oe8 0ahcS Ubcr otu Gt0s
ihlneubauie beihdlttgt. uuo wGbreuo
Der uG6lttn WOhe werOcn Die 0ampis
teicl iiir bic $50 BIerCetrdite itarteH
Wfajhncu aufgcitellt. GtUa 400 2lrs
better iOllCn IN ct. Oelcna belhGfttgt
werocu, penn Die 6abrlf in oollcm Be-
trlcbe lit. Dian ermartet, oaB oalelbit
taGlldl ctwa t5 bis 100 SOnnen Gtlen
9eltlmOIjeu merOen, wcldJc Damn 3u trz
gcu0 wclbcu Artltclu 9erw,ubuug fins
oen ioucu. Die GOmpagule bat ;ur
,3eit ;wct Gilens@IeBerelen I'M 8ctrtebe,
wOrln $50 2lr5eitcr bcihaitlgt werOen;
Die elne ocrlclbcn befiuoct ilb an Gde
Der Centre uuO 9OlltOaDltruBe, unO
Die anocre an Flcaiuntz uno 1OlliOuyz
itrnBe. Die yestcre miro bolo naa 0er
Gr0Iinuug Der 6abrrt IN ct. oeleua
eciAlONen werOen, UnO Olc Grltere lOz
balo Olc arrangements Oie5 erlauben.
Grouuugcn. - Yaltor 6. 90.
3inmcrmuu UOn ser engliiden co..
lUt3. &briituS &ird: lrautc 9eltern
Abeno i'll ictncr 9SObnung al Der 0aa
nOUerltraBe $1rn. 1cnrp 2Sm. Wteief:
nit Sri. emma yOulle :3upp. 2ll8
&rau3eHgeu iuugirtcn '3r. 0arrD St0ng
uno 6rI. Gmma Gboma5. 9tu9 Der
Grauung begob lid Oa5 ncuocrmGh.te
Euor nab Der I&obuuug Der OtutTcr
pcr Yraut, 9tr. 1862 9tiucrltOes2iutnue,
woic!bt cine frO1lide '9oA3eitSiclcr
Itattiauo. 0r. Wtelcfe uno Iclnc lungc
v3attin wer0en i'll 9tr. 33 NcItsSelt'
StraBe mobncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Ser Wabbenmnro in Gan Srauz
StScD.
1as 8slai1unasma1ertal aenen DIN

9as 8elaitungSmGtertal geaen Ourdnt.
Can SrauSi8co, %. 2lpril. -
Die YOli3ei lit eiirig bamIt beIddftigt,
peltsrs0 Yelpel6muterIal 9e9en Us. 3.
Durant Su iammcln, ben iie nit Bsz
ittmmtbeit fir ben OtOroer Ser belbeu
iursen Widp9en 0ttnnie l9illiam5 unO
glande lamont bGlt, oeren 2eiGen in
Der Gmauuclsz8aptiitcntir6e 9efunOcn
purOen. Gle Mil periudeu, Duraut
5uerit ue9eu &rmOrOun9 BON SRI. 2as
mont prO5eiitrea gu lahen, ba iie oas
,8ewesmaterial in Oleeul Sale fir itar>
fer eradtet.
Wtit geiu9 auT Die 8ebauptun9,
glande 2amont iei BON Durart untsr
Oem Sorseben in Die Stride 9elOdt worz
6cn, cine criminclie Operation an tbr
por3unebmcn, oamit liz pOr SaanOe
bcluahrt ptrbs, unb oaB er bann, ual
ibr Sdreien su unterOriiden, tDr Die
&eble 3us.i6nIrt babe, wOOur1 O6ne
ieine Nbiiht Der GOO berbel9efIbrt
muroe, crflartc Or. Barrett, welder
Die 2tutOpfie Ocr 2eide pOrsenOmmsu.
bag telne criminelle Operation uor9ez
uommen woroen lei. Seioe 0tGOden
mGrcn ermiirgt mOrOen. Die Stihs
wuu6en, w:lhe an Der 2et6e 6rI. gSilz
liam'S sefunben murben, battcn Den
COB nitt berbej9ciubrt.
Gtmus, oas Die YOl,Sei bis iett 9ebeim
9ebalten bat. lit Die auIfiuOuu9 eincS
Sdubes, al Oeiieu SOble lia 8lutflefen
bcfinben. Der S9ub gcbOrt 9fep. s.
George Gibion, Dem BaltOr Der alrhe,
uuO muroe IN Osien Stuolralmmer in
Der &ir9e an pOri9en SOnuta9 9eiunz
BEN, balo na9Oem man Die 9eldle BON
Sri. lamont 9eiuuOen bate. 0as Sc@
fanntmcroen Oleie5 llmitanOc6 bat Ocnz
isni9en, wct9e ben SerOadt uUn Ouz
rant ubsulenfen iuten, uon 9teuem
&eranlaiIuus ae9eben, TaItOr @tblOn
ocr GbGtcrihaf; 81 bciAuIOt9en, Die POz
liSei lit aber Der glnii6t, OaB Die :PeriOn,
welde Die WGb9eu crmoroete, nit ben
9iaumli6teiten Der STRIDE uertraur mar,
bag lie muBte, mo- bic Sduhc ltaupen
uno 0ieiel6en aus tr9cnO eincm 9runoe,
pieQti6t gcraoe oeSbalb, I'M benz Ser
oa9t cine beitimmte 9fi9tun9 81 geten,
un9eSp9en bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
GcniatinHci!cr WurD.
sad tpt lllpperH IN yltlU:Wcr!

9temzYOrf, 21. Iqril. - Sn benz
Saus 9tr. 143, &bOmpiOnitraBe, wurO
beute our fruben y(or9enltunpc Die 2eis
DE eineS J5rauenSimmers, 9tumen5 Slice
Nellb, aufgefunben, pelte IN Oerlelbcn
g8ciie peritIumcIt mar, i'll Der Sad
tbe Slipper, Der MOrO9eleQe I'M >&pite,
GbapcIzDntrft i'll 2onoOn ieine Spicr
;u;urt6ten pflsg'e. 9ll0 Der Gbat per-
odatig warO b:ute 9tatmtttag FbllIpp
gtclDleD BON 9tr. 1913, GbOmpiOnitraBe,
Grrctlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
@eftzAiien.
Der 3uq uad, GbitraI.

Son IN, p. Gpril.-Oeu SimeS"
miro aus oem britii6cu 2eser nabc
Burma 9enclOet: Mlc ocrIuutst bar Der
Gmir pon slf9buniitan lima &bau, Der
iid ben SnstanOcrn auf ibrem s3u9e
eni9esenitcute, elm siiDl semabrt. @r
bat lbm swci SrtI@uftcn nube Iemar
sur SfeliosnS ansemieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Sgnamit=G GrplnIIun.
3pet &rbslter iApeI uerlett.

SNel AtOtIIeI III!UIl UeIItgl:
9Hafeficlb, OtaIl., %. lpril. -
Gin Der Gbarle5itraBe ercigncte iid bcute
YOrmittag turS Dor neua llbr cine 0pz
namit>@TploiOu. bel wclder 9Opn
6lyu unO Gburlea 9fooncg ic elnen
2trm pellOrcn uuO anOerwelttg uO9lIz
6crmeiIe ldwtr p.rlcet wuroen. Die
@enannten wuren oamlt bcidditl9t, au,
6tuer 0gnamtt 81 erpGrmen, ais Die
GrpIoliOn ii4 ereignc!c. glDu lit per'
bciratbst uuo Satcr elmer 9rOBen 6omis
lie, 0tooneD lit lsOi8.
Aus unlrrer gcItrlgen :. 4MOrgcn>
Au5aabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Spanicn.
Sic enbanii6cn 8ebeGen ioGcu tpie
Sl1tort1iffcu bef,onocIt fucreett

ltaoriO, %. .9Ipril. = Sin @umite
Ser OeputIltentammer wiro Dem Blcnum
empIebleE. clnem Intras au;ultimm.u,
welder Die cubanridcn 0tebcIlsu NIT
bcnielben Strafcr, rpie ije fur 9lrur9iz
lten bclt:mmt liub, bele9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
JranfrriG.
gScrtbppHe Gunitseecnitauoe our6
Ncier scrifOrt

OSHEL
Yaris, %. 2lprtl. - Gin Seuer in
bem Sultltut iiir Stunt uno &uuitbanSz
perf in GbalouSziurzMarne bat cine
an3abl Otooelle uno Waidinen, ipetobe
fir bic Bariler &eltaustelluns lm
Sabre 1900 bcit;mmt wurcn, ierlt0rt.
Der SauOeu bsiiiisrt lid uui cine Otlls
lion SrancS.
Suaoertiabrise Sctcr oer u@eole
Wormale."
Snris, %. Npril.- .-9eitern beoann
Die Oreltasiss 6sier cnlaBIid bes 100.
Sabrcstages Ser @ranSuns Der ,Gcole
gtOrmalc", Der erlten Siloungsanitalt
6ranfrrid8. Die 6sier idlOB Die Gnts
baauns elmer Gaiel gu Gbren 2ouis
Yait,urs, bt8 beriibmtsn GBcmfcrS
uno Ntlfroifopitsrs cta. Der Inter
littsz uno &ultu8mlnliter Eoincare
bieIt Die 6eitrepc.
Sie VerBaItun8 ocs Gr Goni..ls
gSallcr.
WarieilIe, %. glpril.-SOGn 7.
Waler, ber frlbere Der. Staateu @on<
jul in Guma1aue. OfaOagastur, wslger,
pte Qcnel0et, bier anSOrb oeSOampiers
v0iemnlub" unter Seocdun9 anlaugle,
purOe in oas @eiausuiB abgefubrt, nm
isiue Strafc andutrcten. Gr lit betannt>
lid als Elm Spton Der !SouaS auf Otaz
bagustar su 20 Sabren Glnferfelung perz
urtbcllt mor0su.
gOnoOn, 90. 9!pril.-0sn y : imea"
miro q, s farl5 gculeloet, baB GrzGons
jul MAILER wabrlheinll9 aui 9oriifa
tntcrnrt msrDen lulro.
ParIs, %. april. - Die bieliqe
amsrItauiidle yOtldaIt bat binlidtll1
be5 Nauerz0 0a!e6 nod feline Snitruflioz
men erbaIIsn. lSaQcr iOll 3u 3slcs 90
Sulat mttruirt wcrben. Seu Sdmies
seriou Yuul Srey, eiu terurtaall1er
9teser, lit aus WtaoagaScar ausgewicz
len unO in .Sau3ibar oem ameritanildsn
&onlul aus9cIiciert wOr0su.
N a bIn9tOn, %. gpril.-Seua=
tor SOlbee0 :rtiGrtc bcuts auf Oa5 Se=
lllmmtslte, CT babe pom Staatsz Sctrez
tar @relbam bic Terlidcrun9 erbalien,
Der Sotl1a1ter Jtultls IN ParlS lei Don
lbm ansewiei.n worptn Die Te9te lSalz
lera aIa amerltanii9cr Siirssr 5u wabz
ren.
Gin Waficaausitnno.
Sarls, %. 2spri(. - Die bieligen
Omnibus. .au1lAer, 5000 an Der .3abl,
baben beute einen Stsifc in Scenc ecz
lest, I'M i1r Serlanscn nad beiiertn
9Obmen uno fiir5Erer Atbeits5cit bura;uz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

Su 6olse beftlses (oIftenihmerseu mar
i1 assipung.u, Oil Sriideu su 9ebau, last
ST.. EhoS. Sones, ScurrD, Ger, luurbt lc.
bod oWrm Die Anlpenoun9 ucn 81. Satoos-
Eel prlrdnOIg asbsllG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

Dian irase fir ) eutd)e 9aunorp.Sei eife.
SIe III Die bers! Sepabre Die llmidlldse
aui. (4pr13, Du1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Wet0ienoungen

sas ausm SbsiIen Gurosa'S bsiorst prompt uHo
tilis bte
Grseotfisn Ses -Eeuiiaen 6orrsfponoent ~
e,.SS.sGGs Saltimore'Sty. uue VoR'OIEce'Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
SmiTssGrteM

ma a uno usu 0urppa Iber 9remem oeer GAM
burs beiorst bic
Vrpeojtisu ees . DeutfdieH Gorrrfponoemten,-
G..RsG6, Saltin ores Ctr. uub BofsGffce'are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
gronramm fitr WittiuoG 1tnS 5Srei:
ta0 2l6cn0.

6ir Dlittwoa 2lbeub lit 0a5 &rOz
9ramm: Ser 0crr III mein %idt" pom
ct. WiarfussSrgdOr, @cmeinOciung
9tr. 13O, 2llturz0O:tco oOicuit, Gemeinz
oegeiung. Preorgt pom |altor @ODOsS,
rIciOice" POM Sln9dor, @emeluOeges
ianJ, 5cgsn uuO S4IuB nllnier 2lu5s
gan5 ic8nc @Oit."
ltm 6gelt29 lit Oa5 GrO9ramm: @yei'
let DEN Yater" pom St. WiarfN8sSiugs
DIOR, Glemetnoeseiang, 2tItur @Otieaz
Dltuit, 0emetubeaeiang, %lcOigt pom
EaNor9eru5clmaun, r5eius, J(cOecmcr"
l5OlO), C5cmclnOeJciaaG Se9en unO
SdluB ,@bre iei Dem Yattr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

672,O7o.oO
6.5oO.99
6,664.45
2,s16.99
Gtant wnrpldnn.
M 80

Gtaat wdrpldnn,
@fcturdni= Separtement,
4ommi ia rB'SIreau.
ptunappIis. ben II. Ntbruor 1875.
Sn g.mdsheit bes Gei;Sbudes ofienttit.r onsss
ulsiner G5,lebe bettnise lib bitrrit, oas Sorehens
Ses Elm pabrbeitss.tr.utr AussIa aus BEN ausneiie
Der -paeiiie seusrs s1erfIdbcrnnsssSeisu eisuid1aft
eou NewsNorf Rsg.," bis Siirh 81. 9eBembeI
1884 ME .x in b,iem Rlrea einseIeit rroreen 1T.
g. freeman Haiin.
4iieturarbsS oMuliiIdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

90cntiitjirt.-Ger ungcfdbr so
Sare alte Wiaun, Der nm 80 llpr Sams
ltag Abcno al Oer Siioolttde Der But
terIonz. .Earf Apcnuc uuO Srlean8ltyabe
toct nieOerltar;te ua0 IN 0ic MOrgue gss
i6aHt wuyoe, iii bort gclteru ais GcOrg
s. Utu6 pOn gty. sos, 3. StraBe, g.
g.. 48aipIH9tOn, ,. g., i0cntIiytrt
wOr0eu. Wtua mar als Saiil5;immers
mann bel Ourbam d lie!iOn an9cIlclt
unO Iuobute bel 8. &. &cmp, DR.. 231I,
6airmount 9lusnuc. Gr biuttrlaBt
6rau unO mebrsre &InOer in 8aibIn9z
ton.
Die n2utbsrs2iso, a." Elm 9ereju
iun9sr Wfanuer, usrunitaltst uu 80.
april in Der rWuTts gltuOemis" ein
Soculs unO Snitrumeutal>@ @Onjert, fIr
msldss sur 3eit PrObsn itattftnOsn.
Oi. @en.ral YrObe nit 9l. @rsen'5
Srdeitsr miro ua3It:u SOnntas 9ta9s
mittas abssbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Gin WaTeaausitauo.

Sarls, %. 2Ipril. - Die bieii9en
SmnIbus.&utlher, 5000 an Der 3abl,
baben beute einen Stsifc in Scene eez
lest, I'M i5r Serlanscn nad beIiercn
9Obuen uno tiir5erer Atbeits5cit oura;uz
lebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Vrllfltma pom GonfirmanOen.

Sn Der eo.slutb. ct. SObanniSs&tr4.
an Der perl. 2OmbarOltruBe, Yaitor &arl
6ritit, wuroe geitcrn Die oIcSjabrl9e
9OnIirmapOsutlaic, bcitcbenO aua %
&unben uno SO WtaOden, uor9eItsllt II.
gepriift. 2lm nauilen SOnatug werOen
Oleielben coniirmlrt uuo unl 00lauHOlz
9enOen SOnntag miro lbnen OaS bl.
Ylbeuhmahl crtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

Q},u. 's5tr Columbus 5000, gictOrs $1,000,
~ Rtmtnstons $4,000. Sdlon eetrauhtc Bis
cocl.s iu p.Htssr ais auttionsprsii,n, gum Sc1,us
prtiit, auI tidte shSatlun9 fusnu qeplnidt. a9s
Gabrfdis zen 81 300 nufpdrt5 porr&tbig
Wn iirb sssEtcn ilr bic SpaIoin9 uuo Grtbeaoa
Sicpclts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
YatrpnSfeit Ors vt. Scncoifts
SouitIS."
Sseit ocS DI, geo.

9eltcrn mar Oas 55eit Oc5 bl. Geo.
9luS oieiem 2lnluB ionecn III ocr tutbOz
l!iden ct. 2eOs&lrt)e, @fe SnlcSs uno
GrctcrltruBe, 3wci 6sit8ottcsOleaile itutt.
Sci Dtr WtOr9cu5 IS ubr ceIebrirten
Dtcie empIingcn Die go :Dtlt9IlcOer Oe5
OF. &eO'S GjpmnolIum8 Die gcmeln>
ihaitltde Communion.
O06 0Ohamt puroc lin 10 ubr ceIcs
brirt unO belt bel o!eilm Der Biurrcr
Der 0emciuOC, Sat:r AnOrct5, Die 6tltz
preOI9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23

9teubnu Ser St. Batrid8z
Sirhe. - @eitsrn 9ta9mi.tag iano
I'M S6ulhauit ser q. HatrldszRirae,
all 8autitraBe. nabe groaopag, cine
9criammluu9 Der ltInlm6ere9ti9ten @c>
meinoemttgIltOer ltatt, in wrldcr es ii1
I'M DE Ura9e bauOeltc, Oh Die STRIDE
neu> oosr umgebaut weroen lolle.
Fattr 8. 5. Oonobuc, Der 9feftor ser
Sirte, unterbreItete BlGne fir O.n llm'
bau oes Sunsrcn Der Stride, loml. 2tuz
i1afiuu9 neu:r SiRs, 8smaleu Der
Mauoc uuO Dcd:, 2tni9aiiun1 zines
neuen 9lltar5, Notwithstanding uno
9cl3upparule I'M 8ertbe uOn $16, $50,
elntr Sry.l fur $4,000 uno einc5 Uto.
tors liz Otrielbe fur S40O, mas im@au,
gen cine 4uagabe pOn S22 200 nOtbi9
MAIDEN mircc.
Gin uOuitanOigcr Neubau Der &lr6s
wiiroe $90,0OO ben6tbiseu, uno er
wiroe nldt Daran oenten, ben Sau III
begianeu, che mint $50, 900 uuI9ebrant
lino. Gr sdb Johann ben Wtitglieoern
.3stteI, nit ruclten lie u09llen Sonnras
sntpeOer Ilr. ben Ntubau, ben lmbau
Ooer OaIur it,mnsn iOuen, OaB Die &trde
10 blsIUe, wls lie itet If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
9ir6rnrinwribun

9egiuu Der ieierl;aeH &iHpelbunaS S=Sottes'
O;nite i'll ser soaHgcliit lutherlldJsH
Ct. Diartus Stride. - Yreoigttu Der
Fuhorsu 8. 9. Stutte, 8. 60rr unO
q. ) 0rrmauu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
g. .. Soane, ST., Co..

30uft t,,tr oci Observation-Disclosures
Is 5us SdbIaud, nit compteten S.rbEoungcn
$40. Sbeiapeafe 5fubber Go,
(IpriI16 q i UtT) les 8.=Saitimore=S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-23
Sea,tns & Sops, 9ru.raI.Gs.nt:n.

0Iusm.is Iber BEN Starb Der pTacifie.
Seu.r Serflt.ruusa S.ieqldaft pom
Yeip.@Ort, N..g., am 81. GtiemSer 1894.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19
BARTLETT WINS.
Coneen Must Pay His Clerks saIar

CO1een Must Pay His Clerks Salary.
Cheyenne. Wyo., April 1S.-The case of
L S. Bartlett against ex-Congressman
Coffeen has been concluded in the dis
trict court. Mr.. Bartlett was private
secretary to Mr.. Coffeen from August,
1893 to August, 1894. He alleged that
the ex-Congressman was in the habit of
Withholding from $40 to $50 per month
from his secretarys salary. This
money, it was alleged, Mr.. Coffeen gave
to his daughter and nephew, who were
attending school in Washington, for al
legged services in the capacity of STEM
ographer and typewriter. Mr.. Bartlett
further alleged that Mr.. Coffeen COM
PEELED him to contribute from s. to SO
per month, as a part of his office rent
and hire Of a typewriting machine. In
addition to the $50 per month withheld
from his salary for twelve months. Mr..
Bartlett asked for a further judgment
Of S24350 for extraordinary services per-
formed in preparing numerous newspa-
per interviews. eulogies and puffs, which
were prepared for him at Coffeen's re-
quest, for the purpose of advertising the
work and achievements of Wyoning's
late Congressman. Many ridiculous fea-
lures were brought out in the course Of
the trial The jury was out several
hours, and brought in a verdict in Bart
let's favor for S202.50.
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NEW STATE ORE SHIPMENT.

1t Was the Initial Movement From
Between the COttOnwOods.
The shipment of ore from the New
State Mining company's properties be-
tween the Cottonwoods came in yes
terday morning, and with it came Gem
eral Manager Dalton of the company.
1t was not anticipated that the bottles
would be received from the sampler
until this afternoon, but last night they
were placed in the hands of the COM
panys officials and this morning the
assays will be made. Then the smell
tiers in the valley will be asked to
make a bid on the ore. Assays OF the
samples should make splendid show
ing.
Speaking of the general prospects of
the Gold Hill, one of the companyS
best properties, Manager Dalton stated
that the old tunnel is now in 165 feet
and the indications are becoming bet
ter with each foot of development
work done. A copper pyrites is put
ting in its appearance In the tunnel
and assays received from this rock
give returns of about 50 per ton. 1t
is the intention of the company to
continue the work in the old tunnel and
also to rush things at the new. There
the workmen have cleared away quite
a face of the country rock and vein
matter and are now driving ahead on
the vein for the purpose of developing
the property some three hundred feet
deep. Experts who have examined the
property feel confident that with lower
development there will be some ex-
tensive and rich ore bodies opened up.
The members of the company very
naturally feel highly encouraged on
account of the good outlook for the
nronertY.
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sheriff was arrested this morning, by the
Indian police. One rumor is to the effect
that they read a warrant to him which
had been issued several days ago by
United States Commissioner Spencer, at
Dakota city, and which the Indian po-
lice have since been carrying around
awaiting a chance to catch him on the
reservation, while another rumor says
that when the sheriff arrived at Water
mans place Ghe man whom the police
were trying to dispossess of his land,
and attempted to read the warrant for
their arrest, three or four of the Indians
seized the sheriff and handcuffed him,
while others stood around with drawn
reVolvers as a warning to him not to re-
sist the police.
This story seems to be the most au-
thentic, and is generally accepted as
reliable. While a good many were to-
day inclined to censure the sheriff for at
tempting to arrest alone, 1t is believed
now that he acted wisely, for it is
thought that had a posse of men VENT
there would probably have been several
lives lost, and the sheriff thought that
by going alone the Indians would sub
nit to arrest. Their action this morning,
however, confirms the story set afloat
some time ago, that Beck had instructed
his police to resist arrest by civil author
tiles. Everything is quiet tonight, and
there will be no more attempts made by
the authorities of this county or by
mob to release the sheriff through ether
than a legal process.
1850 p. m.-The sheriff returned TT 10
O'Clock. He was released on bail by
justice of the peace. He at once Sc
cured posse of six men, and left for
the reservation. It is said he will at
tempt to arrest Captain Beck and the
Indian police.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAS JO-
seph Davies and Sarah Davies, on the
10th day of July, 1898, executed and de-
livered to the Salt Lake Building and
Loan Association, of Utah. bond condi-
toned for the payment CT five hundred
dollars and interest according TO its
terms; and to secure the payment of the
sums of money specified in said bond, the
said Joseph Davies and Sarah Davies. on
the same day. executed and delivered to
Frank L. Holland, trustee, a trust deed
conveying to him in trust the following
described real estate situate in Salt Lake
County and Territory of Utah, to-wit:
Beginning three and one-half go rods
north of the southeast corner of lot eight
~: IN block sixteen Q6), plat {, Salt Lake
City Survey; thence west eight (S) rods;
thence south twenty-five (25) feet; thence
east eight (9 rods, thence north twenty
FIVE .(25) feet to the place of beginning;
which said trust deed was recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of said
county in Book so of Mortgages, on pages
lis and 179 of the records of said office;
and, whereas, said trust deed provided
that should default be made in the pay
ment of said bond or any part thereof, or
of the interest, fines and dues that may ac-
crue thereon, as the same became due and
payable. for more than six months, the
said trustee, at the request of the legal
holder of said bond, may proceed to sell
said real estate according to the terms of
said trust deed. And, whereas, default
has beer made in the payment of dues,
interest and fines required by said bond
IOr more IMAM SIX months pTlOr 10 IQlS
date whereby the condition of said trust
has been broken. Now, therefore, notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned
trustee, by virtue of the power in him
vested by said trust deed, and at the re-
quest of the Salt Lake Building and Loan
Association of Utah, the owner and legal
holder of said bond, will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
south front door of the Joint City and
County building, the same being the
south front door of the County Court
House. facing on Fifth South street, in
the City and County of Salt Lake, Terri
tory of Utah, on Monday, the 9Th day OF
May, A D. 1895. at 9 o'clock a. m, the
above described real estate. or so much
shares of the stock of said association,
duly assigned to the said association, up
on the trust above recited. as collateral
security for the loan described herein, to
satisfy the obligation herein recited, and
the expense of executing this trust.
FRANK L. HOLLAND, Trustee.
Dated April II, 1895.
c. S. KINNEY, Attorney for Association.