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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Nnm VcfrnIcumz zWarft.
is Irsiie felgeu huOen III . Oriibt


Gittsburg, 16. gpril.-0te Hes
troleump.ejie murocn bcute pon Dem
Slaubaro@SclzGruit mierer I'm % Cts.
9eIlei9erl. Die 9iOttruugen ftir Dto''
yieierun9cr an Der 80rle begOnnen MT
50 80 unO fielen ipater uuf $40 uno
$2.43.
Die r2ltlantjcs9fc 9fcfiuin9zGOm9. bat
bic Breiie iitr. rafiintrtcS Scl I'M Smet
Gents Die @aIIoue, rcip. 81 pro 6aB,
ertOBt.
Golcb o, 16. 9lpril.-an Der SOrIc
e;ngen Die EctrOlcumpreiie wicocr nm 10
Gsnt5 in Die 30be; 93Ottrun9cn: S1.25
uno S1.27.
2onoon. 16. 9lpril. Der engllItle
@eiddftsfibrer Der Staroaro Oil 60"
beunmortetc cine all lbn 9crihtete 6ra9e
bctrcffS Oe8 Pret5auIhlagcs iiir BetrO'
Icum III 2lmerifa uno Die bieiigs Sttuas
ton, Der 8reI8 lei in Gnglano I'M Ser@
bGltniB ;u Dem 2luilhla9 Oriiben er9o5t
mprocn. SOr .lntaen NOden foltete
oa8 SetroIeum bier 4d IS 8c.) per Gall,
lepl 81 IL ~ ~-tS lCet ISt(" w" oN]'
POnlumeuten feline &lugen iiber ben
EreiSaHfihlag pcrnommcn wOrOen, aber
fir bic 6anOler lei CT iiberroldcnb ss'
fOmmen.
Der 9luiidlas III ihottiidem Gro0l
iteb. njdt i'm &crbdlulB Su ocmienlscn
in amerifaniidcm Dele. Selner Diet
nun9 na6 lit Die Yertbcucrung o:5 Hees
tercn cher Der MlaoerprOputtlOn ais Der
Spetulation 3u;uld ldrclbeu.
Die ruiiilhen GcIma9natcn @ebrrOer
9tobcl in Ct. petersburg ibetltcn nit,
ooB Ser Erti8 Ot8 ruiiiifen &ctroicumS
ebcuio uufgsidIogcn babe, ME Der 0eS
amerttaniiaen. Die rStanoOrO Dill
Company" babe bis icet ttjn Ccl in
9iu6lanO QctauIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
0rOBbrttannicn.
YscrmifntcS.

8elfoit, II. 2lpril. -6eucr in Benz
S9iii5ba"bof BON 0arIGn d HOtn rthz
tete beHte iriib clnen S9a0cn uOn 3d.
900 yltrl. an.
YOnoou, II. 2lprtl.-Dle nOrmcz
glide Sarte nyuOwI9 6OI5erg," Capt.
&aIOa9er, brudte an utlttwOd Die Scs
laeung Der uui OHener Gee 9ciuntenen
norIue9ildcn 8arfe r2tqultU," 9apt.
y0rlen, wcidje an s. .OiGr; pom 4cnIas
cola, Tla., na9 QuanetzQcaO, SAOtts
lauO, abIubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
BUR ,,9tTairc 8ptsc."

Berlin, II. gpril. - &aiIer 8ilz
bsim lit bici: Slttru ofitnbar III Der
Gcbelaune Qemtien unO TAI cine Wiense
Ycri0nll6teitsu nit SiterungcbtnOen
beoaht, iutlhe oen Seideutten lideriid
6reubs 9cmadt ba6en. Dag CT Den
Alien in 6rlebrehsrub" nift peracTleu
mlrpe, mar pOrau8sul lsheu, ocnn on
Gcn bcntt beute in 0eutl6lano Seoers
mann. Dap au9 ter l,piae 9tetdss
Ganaler Tirlt SpbcnlODc dit leer aus'
ains, iiberrai6l sbeniauS nidt; I'M 10
mcbr miro es absr bemerft, SaB Der &ai.
Ter aub bcm friibsren @ersmonicnmeiz
iter unb &ommcrberrn 6rbrn. 2e5ref1
D. &Oee ON SllcrmOrgcn ell prddti9es
Slumsuitit IN GIform suseiauot hat.
0ieie tumerbin uncrmartete 9luIz
merfIamtsit hat oenn audl ben 10
il,pcr beroddti9ten uno anscriiiensn
ebemaliQ,n Seremonicnmeiiter DfItnbar
pcri0brlid seitinlut, iuOiu nud Der lint
itanb liGerlld plcl bcl9etrageu bat. ouB
bic Mitsllebsr Scs bt2Iomatllben @Orps,
uelhe nit 6reiherrn D. &pB: IN leiner
0ufltellung pielfat in ;5tribraug asz
tommcn iinb, am Slterionntag Der G'ez
mublln tc5 GrzGcremonrenmtltcrs BE-
iuhe geluadi, be;U. lbre &artcn bort
atetgsbcn babcn ais gtwsls, paB Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
CeitrCidJ= llngarn.
Meme mrobebeu in Sno=sef.crrcis,

9ltHE WTOUtUeI III |Huz~tI!VrECIaj.
&ieu, II. 9lpril.- G,olt6Be nun
Sen gctern 2lbcuo abtfmals in &albad
ueripirt. Sic ridtttcn aui'5 9teue Ser
be:rungen an uno 5erit0rtcn oas sur 3cit
infer ser @euOttsruns berIihenO: G)ez
flbl Der llnlidcrbeI,. GIe wentgen 81
wObner, wclAe nad) Dem ertsu Grobcbeu
in Der StaOt biie6eu, iiuO nun audi in'1
%ano gcflobcn, uno yelbadl 1T raj 81
uerlaNcr. liabrung5mittet iiu0 f,ine
;u erlan9cn, uro 9tOtb uno GlenS berrs
lAea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
SilnlIirn
epFermnto oer fpanti6sn Matro=

SpferWitfD Der fpaalIdlelt Wsatroz
feG.
Ota0rio, 16. 2lprll.-Die OiatrOz
len, SOlOntcn un0 SiTij!ert Ocr gcz
iammten lpaulihcu 6.Otte Babcn lit be-
rett crtlart, Den SolO euncS Gasc5 pen
Sinterbl;cbcnen Der nit Gem StreuScr
rJielua 9le9eute" GGtcrge9angenen &az
meraOen sur Yeriiigung 3u itelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18

ssSsir baben ieOe Sorte
BON sriQen unO 9lu9enz
9ldiern ;u Sen ni.Orislten
PreiIcn. ausen fOItenz
fret unb 9riiaolidl uutcrz
iudt. 9lue uniere @auz
rem Sclbit. .6abritat.
Seee Srine sarantirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Sonia after Setcr.Otcoi5insu,'
summons
SiOer
8egnlatOr.

1erielbe rerrihtet ieine Qrbeit sur
3uirleoenhett uuo sririidt oas aeiammte
&o.perlgItem. Gr IT nbsner alS %lucn"
uno lam iOlUOhI III il.ilitgtr No.!n ule
nlS l>nlnPr he;nn.m tnprNer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
General @ampos III Samttasu.
arbcit INN sSm0nItric.

9lu9uitu, Wte., 16. 2lprIl,-un@
geiGbr $50 9Seucr uno Spinucr in De-
QBouipinnerei pon 9tOrOsYanelbOrO bas
ben Die 2lrbelt rieoer9clest, um Die lSles
0erberlteIlung Ger I'M 10 PrO5ent / Ouz
5lrttn S0bn: 81 erjwin9en. Die Seilger
ter Spinncrei ertlarrn, bleiclbe llcber
itlisBen 5u luOQen, ais naaju9sbcn. a
Cincinnati, O., is. 2lpril. -
Der Srite Der n9tOdmaaer YrOtcctiu
lluion" lit poriiber uuO 2lu8 u8lidtporDanz
Ocn. baB Die 5000 miBlgen Seute iOfOrt
8eihditiguug crbalteu. Die SeOin9unz
gen fir 2cile9uns Oe8 StrlfcS iino, ooB
iebcm .Diit9lleOe Der llulOn 9eltattct 1T,
nit ccm 6abrlfantcu, iiir psld)en er arz
beitet, eiuen SertraS uah Ietncm Sellcz
ben abiuIhIieBen.
6all u liver, 16. glpril. - Sn
elmer 8erlammlung oOn 6abritunten
pon 8aumwoumaaren wurO belhlOlIen,
ole &6bne Der 2lrbeiter weher auf Die
an 20. 3lu9uit 1894 9iI.ti9e State 5u erz
b0bcn. Die Sieun9 Oauerte nur ie3S
Otnuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Wrl0ifnNunnen

naA alien SbeiIen 6ruroDa'S b,iorgt prompt uae
biniJ bic
GEeeoitiDn 0es ~EcmfiDem Gprrsip onSentea,"
S.'SS.sSce SaItmor.sStr. Hno BofsSificssg1s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Negmem Sie

cine CUTE 2eber, ,NieOBtu ciu, mn swar
oe6halb, msil bic yeber oas 0lnt pou.
fGnOlg reguIIrt. x SobalN ole ye5ertll.
tlgfelt TRACE III. wirO of5 60rperigilem
ueritoplG, oas Slut uureiH mo Der game
SOrper muB oaruuter Ieloeu. Seoe Dtes
nrilu, ore sur 9ielulquug be5 &lule5
empiobleu prO, iOu angeuomnencr
OiaBeu aGi Die &,ber elHlUrfer. Ge.
jorgen Sle in oaher ioiort oeu
H5o3, ,uo. NctcrS ~. no;.;,.e,, a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
SN0Q q D TO O D. 8
~ YlQcll,
itet5 3u1erldiii9
rein pe9eta6tG1A.

BoItommtn stidma6Os, elegant u5eTtoQ,u. pms
atI.n rceutrcn, puTlii'lreH rerlg:u uEe frdtIgtnV
Jiabsuau's B,leu fGI Ssligng dleT ScitlDtroeH oes
UGacH5 Der SE9eWCIoe, Der JtlersH, Der Slait Eera
noier 9ra1fesI;rr, irWrolIdeH StIul5. Sertl9eV
unpeloGUldJtGl;, cGmorlototH.
aopfrpcb, fgrducutslrcu, SilipGtat, SHots
scfiion, 9pSpepiie, 9crftopfuns uns ale
Jrrcgularitdtcu Ger Sebcr.
g.obohtet bic fol9cHoeu, aus qraHtbeiteH Der 8crs
bouuuoss . I5anc tCJrGby,uosu SQmUtome: GeTitopI'
uru, irrsgt pamCrrl0toeH. SuiuaorGEs rat ocm
Gopf : SauI. tHl UaJeH, utbstclE, SOobrtHnsE, 2@ts
b,rlplQsu acgca u ne, oas 9ttubl Der @lhmcr: tm
Wlaaca, lanes 4uIhoFrH, pcBbridmerocE. oa5 c'es
fusI rer s,aeuWuHJ 0osr oe5 SrEIttHs IN lltaeEosr
RoiItlor a.itoYts 5c,'raf puute ooer' eIH zIleIer
por ben NuGsn. ,iIsber uHo Sdmeaen I'M ROpf
WiQugc! an g:ripJJGrOn. g,Ibe UaJbc oer esut uHo
Der auQ,u. SdmeBsu N Ger -oelIc. osI Sru't, osJ
C5lieoma6ez, vlogllts EiutGuiUGQuHgtH, brcHHaHoc5
g8trig. Doiez ron JaoDaa's 9iIIer wsrosE
bas Spn.m Doh GIsH obea ssnGnEt;E StoTuH9sn
bcireleu.
1reis 25 Gents pro gbaAteI. 8ertuuft p0u
gipptbetcrn ocer per pot seianrt.
Non u,noe iih an Or. aaoUou & Comp,
God goT BOO, Sisru'GogE Vr; Esu -Ssoi OF &sStes"
CectbassCrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
&rnunr

Ginctnnnti, o, II. 2tpril. -
0as ie9st0tigc Der nytatiOnal SGpz
Comp" scbor,nOe 0,bauOc, wurOs 9ez
itcrn yta9t e!a 9faub pcr 6Iammen.
Der Ye. luit w:rO auf $3O0.O 600 beredz
net; YtrVhcrun9 $l2S, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Bonn SricssidaupIaS.

&ingitOn, Samaica, II. sipril.-
IeIusee5 aus Cuba treT:n t&9l9 e;n.
Die bsute %n9etonlmcnea mtlOeu, baB
Die SrtldIait VAS Balmc8 pou ben Sns
lur9tnten inter 9ebrcco ein9cGi6ert
mn, oe unO GrOmbet nil iciucr SanCe
pcs Staoihen Sapamo be!ngert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Dir bfft 3rnblabrjz n1ebi3in

2lugeubl flidl III elu 5soer carauI be-
oadt, cuwa5 fir bic Jiclm9uGg 'eHe5
GiuteS Su lbun, o0er ME mau Su 'dgeu
pflcgt, cine SrNbJahrss sNteOTln 81 ges
braudcn. limo ple5 1T Uoutonmen
rldtig aebuuoelt, jeood) mwB man r'e
geei9uste 0ieol;lu eluuebmsH. 6GuS
SIe bgeH llr;t couiu.uIeu, 10 wlro
CfhuPu ,riPI0P irnpu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
u9;ismard=slusneamua" in gsr;tn.

Serlin, II. 9lpril.- 6iirit Si5mard
bat Iclne Glnplllt9ung Oa3u gc9cbcn,
caB Die iBu sur 6:ler ielnc5 50. Gez
bHrtSta9e0 gep;pmeten, aus allen Gro>
tbsllen Ill lei1er UIlle i'll 6rleOrtdj5rub
MT 2iu6uahme Der bc:elt8 lbrer SeIilmz
muu9 Sugciiib,teu oOsr nod barrcnoen
Gelitaieiitn III letter uuo flIiiissr 6Orm.
b;mn0dit in Berlin 0fIcntIlH uus9ez
ltcllt mcrOcu. Der Serren 9leidstagaz
ebgcol0uct"n unb Nerllnsr Staotuerz
Oronctcn, luclds ge0en elnc St5marfz
2!olciie ittmmtcu, merOen lomit G)elegenz
hcIt crbalten, iiA Our6 Den 2tUgcnlGeln
DaUOu ;u ilbcrseugcn, mle ble Dcui6e
9tation Den ScsriiuOcr 0er 9ieldSeinbett
llebt uuO ebrt.
Gin uSiterei" ii.r Scs. GetGsfam;l.r.
-- Scriir, Il. 9lpril. - &alier g$iIz
beln ldenfte Dem Jlet65fau;ler Giigtea
0obeu!Obe gum Sitcriete eIu uon sinem
grgel 9ctragenG0 Sncrel III EOr5ellau,
ba5 nit ejncr 6IIAlin95Iauoidaft mo
aGcrlei 2lrateatcn III stihmaduOucr
lGeiie bemalt lit. Die SeiInun9 De5
Gie5 lit sur luinabmc pOn Stumtu be-
lummt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
6ro6muttcr @ictoria ipieocr atf
Der SrGutidlatt.

2on6on, 16. april. - Die blcii9e
r@orlo" ocr0Heutli9t cine ibr 3ugeganz
gene Wtittbeilun9, pOnad Bring Al1rco
BON Sa6Icn Goburg 0Otba altelter
SObn uno Grbe bes iegigsu Ser;o9S
2lliren, luabrIbeiulit ser @atts Der lunz
Gen &0uiqiu lSilbrlmiue pom SOllano
merben iOQ. Die &srlobuug wcrSc
oieusitht ihou I'M 2auie oicieS Son1ners
erIoIsen, plcIlelcht auldBlid etuC6 Be
iuacs, Oen D!e 60niginz9fcgcntin @mma
BON SoQano uno ibre Softer, Die So
nigin Nilbelmine, Gnoe Dtai Oem Sons
ooner Ooie abltatten perbsn. (&Onl9ln
Nllhelminc wlro i'm 2luult 16 Sabre,
Bring 2llirco i'm Sftober 81 Sabre alt.
General @ampos in Samtiaso.
SAVANNA, 16. 2lpril. - 9eneral
Wartine; Sc @ampOS tam bcute 9tu9s
mitta9 5 llbr in Sautiago oil uno waro
pom Der Beu0lfcruns eatbuiiaitiid) entz
pTuuseu. Die 6aprjcu9e im 0aIcu
batten 9cfla93t, ebcnlo Die an bent
Safen bcte9sucn @ebGuOe. Gtnc an
inn crgan8eus GiulaOun9 81 cinem
Santett iAlus Der G)snsral ab.
Sler SOrptoOz&anonenboOte limb 3nr
33ett pon Spanlsn nadl bier unterweg5
unO anserc &riesSichiiic iOllen fOl9eu.
@ine lJtiQlOn HcicIa5 in Silber liuO
uOn WtaoriS bcute bier eIngetrOntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18

Dian rage ii, : entIdDc %,uuoyp. Seife.
Sle 1T Die b.T.! Semaar, ot, llmlnldge
aui. (dpr13f 1Aia) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
9emtne & Sops, GtueraI,Igsutcu.

05usiusiS uber Osu 2taro Occ "8aclFc'
"S.uer S,rjIdsyuT9s @eeu'aaTt BON
yi.p.D Dort, ,N..?J., om31. 1ejsmttr 1894.
Gjutbdbcu:
gayleten auf GbIJ7GttoH:H uHo e9s .a-,oooo,
gficftta lzo Cbliaot1ou,u, atomt
gOH osr G3c'eAi1G'E 9tct2Htt 90, e-o-o
iUtQItipcrIg I.--.-.--. .-.---.- ool,o LOU
Sdlloc uHo GuIGc.GuIene -SH'sH GHI
GficttcH. CbugGtlUHtE EHo G50tTc
SldtJ5CItcH- ..-.-...-.. n'43o.Oo
9acr I'M vaupttureau o1T @clelz
IN .gE,.s otI "a GaEf os5oairt i5i 23,Ge5.o2
01l;rsT 4rsmtsn t'1' ''' .',.,.. 66.o5IIs
gQe aLo;rc GutbabeE, IN otm St@
s,e,fsT c,I,:f M 1.,'+ &'',''-- -....' 174.s9
G5,iomute ,ugenauO,z: c5u.5lb,a-,. s72O,o96.5O
BcrbiTelCbteIteu:
ginb,ridtet, bsrhz
Ecte rno uHb,GbIi: ,o
gScruilt $50, o,SO4.'o
0f,i.rp,. r1je ourd1 oas
Gitsg porgtitritbtH S21l ,ho493
Aue anocIcuGuiprutc 223SSo9
e.fumm., gerbtnoltd,t.tteu......... $82e,85s.6O
u.bsrftus giaiitt,id oerBoIicsHz2]Hs 1000,
gtas,,obIc5 @runO;apttal. ....... 2oo.ooo,oo
uebcrau5 ttnFd4tlih Ger gttiOndre. tl"o,73soo
C5,iammte ginuubmtH.....-... S3S4,ZO202
t0,iauwtt 4usaGUtE.........-. 4l3,l44.if
gttrG9 Der an 81. 2e5tElber 1S94
oeH Der. Staate1 IN SraIt be -
NIeIldlcH Sol-en- ...-.-..-.- 0I,SI5.2O2Ou
EttraJ oer lHDiGrq,aEo DdbIeEo oe5 $4,000,
9anrss i s94 ausgeitcutsH IolIccH 672,OIoOO
auT oo5 UaTClGHbeg Geitlit IN
1894 emDGHseHe BrimIcH....-.- O,oOO-So
SH UiaraIono III 1894 bt5agIte BeTs
Sn UtarpIauo in 1894 sIlittcue Ser: .,.
llHC- @soAS-oS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Scenrf ocr 9cfadtia,,na.

SO aOrtG, II. 9lprii. = Der icitbez
rise @enerGlzG apitau pon Guba, @encz
raj Saliela, hat nm Die GrlaubniB 9ebez
ten, inter Dem COMMANDO oeS neusu
@eneralzGopitdn5 Ntarihuu Otartins;
GumpOS iia an Dem Sample se9eu bic
9febslllOn auI Guba betbsiligsn 81 birz
fPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Sl;bu.
@eneral Martiucj &C GamYos 1T.
SattcI.

SaOnno. Il. 2lpril. - 0cnerals
Gaucia ijber,rug 5eute Die Geidaitc .iz
mes 0ouuerucur5 Der 9niel Guba oem
Gjeucral 2lrHertuS uno miro am 20.
2tpril noh Spnnien abie9cln. Generol
De GampO5, Ocr neue gcneral<@ouper
ncur, wtro mor9cn bier erwGryet.
SGntt09o Oe @u b q, Il. 2Ipril.
- General Be 9ampo3 bat bcrtlts nit
Den Sor5ercitungcu SIR uNterOriiduns
Ser SnIurIettloa 6.sOnncn. Ucneral
0arri6 1T gum GOupernsus Der Ero'
pins Santiago Sc @uba, Generel Salz
seOo sum GommanSeUr Ser 1. Qiuiliou
nit SauptquartIer in Santiago un0
General Sc Gbambre gum ommunoeur
scr ,. GlollOn mlE Sauptquartier IN
Sapamo eruanut moroeu.
9e Gampo5 bat cine Grrflomation
erlaien, in pcI9er er Die peridicOsnen
pollilden Rartetcu um llnterltiisuuQ
aEgebt uno ibncu ueripridIt, nad) I'm
terOrilduna Ser 9fsbcQiou fir min henss
wertbe 9tefOrmcn cinsutret,u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Staat DtarpIane,

Staat WarDldne,
MfefuraHI: 7 rpdrtemcHt,
SDmmi ia rs sSlrGdu,
annapolis, ban II. TtbrEGr 1925.
Sn yem6shelt oe5 t1eicgbuthss Uiieutllhsr OLg.s
ueiHer @ecst btitetHile It bI:rmJt, olE 5ortebeHa
bes ~ Ddbrpetsgttrtutr AI5SUI aus oeH AuSmetle
Der rpdcific 6eurrsVcrntberuuassl5e eieilidoait
Dou Reusgort, R.e,.," BIZ UE. 81. GBsmt::
1884. sVIG CT in OItitm 9ureau slE9eti po!oeH 1T.
9. FREEMAN RanH,
Al.iEIdEIs ouguIlags
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18

0lusmsis ilbtr O,u &taro Oe- "8aclFc'
'|E,uer 8,rIdlsrurgs @e'eu'datt pon
yt.p. Dorf, N..YD., om3l. DECEMBER 1894.
0jutbdhcu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18

= Der Il Wtcllen BON &0nlQ5sGltD,
$40, onl6lii9e 6arnIer Oao. Patrlt
bat seltanOen. baB er @sOr9e Falrlf
betBe uuo ieit IS Subren eln 9ultijz
flU6tling ici. ST mar III 0enpsr wez
gen cines EgnGmCroe8 in antla9e3uz
ltano periest wOrben.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
In Memory of John Reger.

George III. Legate Post q. "A. r., at
its regular session Friday evening,
July 10Th, authorized tine following:
WHEREAs-By an order from the
Supreme Commander, Comrade John
Roger has been transferred from the
ranks of this Post to the grand coli
umn encamped on the peaceful plains
of eternity, therefore be it
Rcs0iged. That in this transfer of
Comrade Roger, our Post and the
Grand Army of earth suffers a loss
that cannot be recompensed, leaving
a vacancy in our ranks never to be
"closed up"
That the country has one less loyal
and exemplary citizen to defend her
institutions and support her laws.
That the community suffers the
loss Of an honorable, charitable and
helpful neighbor.
That, above all, his family is ire
parably bereft of the support and
love Of q most atfectionate and con-
siderate husband and father; and to
them especially dove extend a warm
sympathy.
Rdsolred. That d copy hereof be
furnished to the family Of orr de-
ceased comrade, and TO the city
papers for publication, and be given
4 page i'm the record book Of this
Post. JOHN G MARTIN,
J. b. PRIDEAUX, Com.
GEORGE JEUGK,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
A Letter From Mr. Chubb.


Rev. S. r.. Chubb's many friends
among TRIBUNE readers will be glad
to learn that success and happiness
attend him at his new post of duty,
He writes.
Kewanee, H., July 10, 1895.
My dear Bennett Bros.-We as a
family find it necessary, in order to
enjoy life to the full, to have the
doings Of Mineral Point and vicinity
on our table once a week. The MEM
ories Of five years have begotten
within us a thirsting to know how
the good old city and its folks are
jogging along. BY getting the TRI-
BUNE this want will be met, we are
assured. So send it along, and be
assured that it will come to us as an
old time friend. Yes, we are doing
very nicely here, are forming friend
ships day by day, quietly, as is our
wont, and feel quite hopeful for the
future. The strangeness is working
off, because of the uniform kindness
shown to us; but after all it is diff
cult to leave behind us the scene of
so many and varied experiences.
With kindest regards,
$. r. CmuBB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
LOCAL BUSINESS NEWS.

CALIFORNIA dried fruits at Hem
dra Bros. l2tf
For bargains in jewelry go to u.
jenkins, the jeweler. Everything
In his line Mt bedrock prices.
j. j. KUELLING, the new shoe
maker and repairer, kindly solieits a
part of the patronage OF the citizens
of Mineral Point and vicinity,
"Prompt and good work" is his motto.
Gilman building, 3d door east Of
Z. 5. Hotel. 21w8
YOU will find It to your advantage,
when III need Of buggy, carriage or
road wagon, to write to Fitzgibbons
Bros, Monroe, Wis, for catalogue
and price list. They have no agents,
but sell direct at wholesale
prices. 24mF
ALBERT SPRATLER, the pioneer
grocer Of Mineral Point, Is still Mt it
and as ever makes IL point to
carry complete line of the best and
freshest goods, and to sell the same
as low as any competitor. II
WHERE can find -. jenkins, the
jeweler? Well, ify you want to see him
you viii find him Mt his old stand
ready to sell anything In his line at
bottom prices. ,all on him and he
will prove it,
SPECIAL reductions In ladies shirt
waists and sglnmcr dress goods, to
close GUNDRy a. GRAY.
WE have some fine new patterns IN
buggies, just streceived also some good
second hand rigs cheap. IA
25wl MARTIN Il IoAY.
BARGAINS IN wall paper and win
dow shades for the next 20 days.
25tf j. j. HANscoME Il Go.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
A Day of Sport at Edmund.

\ day of field sport is advertised
to be had Mt Edmund station, 10
miles north of Mineral Point, ON
Tuesday, July S0th. The program in
cludes:
y game of base ball between
Dogeville aud Linden for n purse
of $50.
A mule race for purse of Ss.
A bicycle race for purse of SIS.
Wrestling match, Cornish style,
for light weights, non-professional,
for a purse Of $40
Grand base ball game between
Madison and Galena, for purse
Of 500
Running race for purse Of SOS.
Trotting race for purse Of $50,
half mile heats in 5.
Foot race for purse of $I5.
Ten per cent entrance fee for all
races; entries open until time of
starting.
a grand dancing pavilion will be
on the grounds, and music will be
furnished by first class string band.
A grand band contest fora purse of
SlS5; lst 10; 2nd SIG; Bird S25. The
following bands are expected to be
present; Mineral Point, Montfort,
Highland, Dodgeville and Hollan-
dale.
Admission; Adults, 25cents; child
rem between 10 and II years old, Is
cents; under 10 years free; teams, q
cents. n. j, Perkins, Pres; ]. II.
Vincent, Secy. II, T. Baker, Tres;
ID. III. Baker, Marshal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
GOOD FAIR FOR 1895 ASSURED.
Assessments Being paid-ugly Rumor corrsete

Officers of the fair association feel
that the Rubicon of difficulties has
been crossed, and have perfect con-
fidence that they are at the dawn of a
new era of prosperity. With this con-
fidence they are determined to go in
vigorously to make the fair of 1895
the best ever held in Mineral Point.
The grounds and buildings will be
put in order to afford better accom-
modations than ever before, prepara-
tory to extensive improvement plan
ned for next year. Already there is
assurance of the finest string of
horses ever seen on the track here,
and a full list of entries in every de-
partment. The Mineral Point Fairs
will be continued, as in the past
unequalled by any other in South
western Wisconsin.
Fully as many as could be ex-
pected will have paid the $1,000
assessment by August first, retaining
their membership in the Mineral
Point Fair. The enlarged privileges
to members who pay is an induce
ment. A membership ticket will
now admit man and wife and all I'M
married children living at home, and
team, during the fair.
A rumor that there is doubt about
all moneys received at the gates and
the amphitheatre of the fair in this
city having been returned to the So
ciety treasury, is being circulated to
the prejudice Of the society. What
ever mismanagement there may have
been, strict honesty has characterized
the doings of the association. Any
representation to the contrary is
cruelty unjust.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
Teachers Institute.

The conductors Of the teachers in
stitute, to be held Ut podgeyille be-
ginning August 18TH, are Dr. w. H.
Cheever, Of Milwaukee, aud DR.. Jas.
Chalmers, of Platteyille. Both pos
sess superior qualifications as insti-
tute conductors. One or more lee
lures viii be given and a very inter-
esting and profitable time is assured.
EMMA G. UNDERWOOD,
County Superintendent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
Excursion to the Dalles.

on July 2Gth tie q, NJ. Il st. Paul
railway will ruu an excursion from
Mineral Point To the Delles Of the
Wisconsin river, leaving Mineral
Point at Clio Il. m, and returning,
leave Kilboufn city 1T Clio, Fare for
rouid trip, including steamboat ride
at tho Dalles, $50.
n. II. snow, Agent,
Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
Breast-pin Lost.

On Sunday, June 18th | lost, some-
where between my home and the III
u. church, gold mounted clonded
agate breast-pin, which prize
highly on account Of its associations.
Finder Will be suitably rewarded On
returning II to me.
Mrs. EDWARD AYRE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
Two car Loads Of Horsez Wanted

Must be first class, good color, sty-
lish and easy movers, from 4 tor years
ald. For which the highest eastern
market price will be paid. viii be
IN hsineral Point. 1T Chamley's hotel,
Saturday dt'y 9th.
29w2 II, u. LIGHT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
Mineral Point at Monona Lake.

A good delegation will represent
this city at the Monona Lake Assem-
bly,. Among those already gone and
to 90 this week are the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. r. Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. J. Penhallegon, Jr., and
son Edwin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
and family. Rev. and Mrs. 7. W
straw, Mr. and Mrs. +. y. HUI Gibson
and daughter, the Misses Amy, Lou
and Matilda Hutchison, Mrs. Annie
Grace and daughter, Mrs. Or. Deaf
hofe and son Aubry, Mrs. samuel
Coad and Miss Agnes Field, Mrs. jas
Jackson and daughter, Leila, Mrs. II
Weise and daughter, Mrs. WIN. Per-
IN. Messrs. John Dave. !. q. Thonas
and y. Brown, Sr.
BEECH NUT brand hams bacon
ana dried beef, at Hendra Bros. Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-25
S. r. OSBORNE.

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Wisconsin agencies for Chicago Cot
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Kingsbury pianos, 2l5 Wabash Ave-,
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