davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Sin 7tmurunlntll.

Colbert, ser bcriibmtc iran;5Ijihe
Wilnlter, hattie cine belOubCrt a3unelz
QuuQ flr ben lihttr uno Sdaulpleler
EOpnou, unO bob logar Ociieu SOgHhen
ans Der IQuie, fiinmerte ItG cGnn aber
oar uiht mebr um lem Batbuen. SdllcBs
id) i,Btc o.Nen &dIcr cine gerclmte GItts
itrIit nu otu Oiiulltcr aui, III Welder
er I'M eiue Auitcluna iiir iclnsn in5piz
ldeu 3waujl9 Sabre ait 9cwOroencn
Spr6Bliug criudtc. Colbert mar ieood
hi yanic oer a3clt arawlth 9elpOrOen
uno lagtc 81 bOrNOn, Der, ais fem Dc
id)sio erfOlgtc, fam, ild 0enlelbcn per
i0nllh gu bOlcn: y}ldL jbr lihtcr islo
nur Oa;u 90. un6 nit Gurcm tritIdens
ocn NclBranp 3u beialtIgcn.
81" rwlOcrts FotilOn, ywenn Sure
GTcelcr5 mn ou8 oil meIncn &crlCn
Oue;ulegcn babcu, 10 tanu i'd AUDI mt
Uuoercn Guiw0rtCn."
lluo lo1Ort ImprGurtrtc IT:
oler grobc GoIberi, re.eu 6rleosut ,9Oyt
Ell NroutreIm ais Yimitec pOdueIebyt,
lluo otneu ltame leSst immcliOlt - -"
salt, 1llt," unGeIbrad Ger alio Gez
icicrtc DEN Eoctcu, ollI Oo5 ctwa t:lu
HHe!brauh?"
3, nur GeOulo," ladsIte ,FOlliOu
uuo iu5r IOrt:
r!tuu 1cp:t. ec IL mem @lUa,;ec wegt0,
Z uoI; Iu b'tuIT audi b'u 81 Isoe- 3eIt,
GSildHU' tdl OOdi uHO mlt NH >{tre luuUn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Icatuucnc anr IL. Wini

uN0 TortTaR.tH0, " I00cre NlaIINt leCe
ben luWo, wlO o,e ,Na.GmOye.lb o.SIgn.
&ompaqule" Gr:miIouS gluete Il le 3tate
eIuer-e.u, elueH Sag.E pectauTeu, gazing }uc
Ole Gnupyeiie uur !e3Htlreu 5Ua,U AM
SanWag unp SoantGJ pOH 8alrmo,e na9
HuntieH uu oeg 45lupyl!nse ;lu.iaeu Yalt=
more uHp 2&a'a!Hgtuu. EuutuoI Uuo Lad)
4Hntieu all ogm H%a'blu3l0Ne. 3Uei9 ;Ui.
iaeu Baltimore INN IEuaYolts- >}uuttion.
&llIe:c mcroen aiIlu9 ieiu i'm DE Jtutiabgt
AMI rcgu!d eH 3u4eu BIS sum oem gage oe5
&srtan'S 'OIoeu,cE 0iouJaJ lucIuiIos.
(110 13,Ieo. o&i5r- jullJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Sbmrnen unO gnrmcgcn.
Sic Hegtcruua pom SG,ncocn 1T ocn
Stano ssickt su rititcn.

Sto6 b I'm, Il. Olai. - Ter
9tei9sta9 bat in 9enteini6aitIiher Git
5uns Der 9te9ierung einen Greoit Don
100000 &rOnen bewiulst, I'M lie in
StanO 81 iceeu, lm Safe clnes &rIeg.6
lOIOrt Ote nOtpn neHoi9en SOrbercltungeu
5u treiIeu, Ooer inl 55allc elmer 0(euolu>
tlCn IN 9tOrWe9su Sruppen nab BORT
~ ldllden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Sanan unO China.
Der SriepeuSutruag eubgiiiuQ augsnom'
men.-Dteuersi inter hinefidDeu Sol'


men.-McmJersi uuter hineiliheu Sol'
oateu.
Darlington, Il. DIu.-0ie bie<
iige iupunlide YesaliOu lit amtllb Oauon
in &enntniB selset morOeu, oaB cS Slute
idcu Sapan uao cen eurOpGIiden Wtadlz
ten ;u slnsm cno9ilttgen &erltdnbntB
sefommen mGre. Sttrmit gilt Die Olts
aNatiide 6rage ais uorIauiig ab9sldlOls
ZEN. Die MelounS unpcrantp ortl'dler
ruiiiiher .3eitun9en, buB 9fuBlan6 nadI
eInem FrotettOrat iiber SOrea ltreoc,
wlro bementIrt.
ct. @eter6 burg, II. Wfai.-Wte
bier aus iupaniidltr Gue[le perlautet,
wiro 9apau. Dem lleber,intOmmen NIT
BEN suropdil@en Otad,eu entlpredeno,
@nbe oes 9abre5 iclne 0arailoncn aus
SOrea ;uriif;u;l.bsn.
Stenz Z lin, II. Wlai. - Die III
SbansSaizStman arniiOnircnncn Irupz
pen baben semcutert uno bcute 2lbeno
Die Gtaot 9cpliinoerg. Die Gluwobaerz
ldait bat oic 6lutt er9riTcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Ssldpcrorn unO Sdmsr;cn.

G'tacu aOpiU,a (etneuct CD usrVo.r 9ta,mr Oo,r
r.be,btilnocny, Sobnwc6 GcuraIsie, RbcumA; lsmus.
Nuft,ntueb, Stmer,en uno Shwite inI 8hfSu, I'M
Rutarat op,r in ben yttertn, SdmerLeH IN o:N SeS
gcro ocr 2tbsr, GppaEicu. SEBu1oura, 9tI.ntz VIM
id5mclu1qen uno tmeTjeH aaer Art wiro Die 9Sn'
luenouna uoE Hoomuu's Rcaop R;Ilsi iofortiae @Ns
I,idts1urJ 9cpdbrcH uno oitu iur pcHise Tag. iort
ocieVtcr C5e6rGu elne pcrmuH,Hte 3etIuus SUr 6ose
tG6cE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
To- Gs furirt umc perhutct
NnlSlnch.

Grtaltnnssn, @uitcn, 5alsweb,
9nf flusn;a, 9lbeHmatiSmu8,
9}curalsic, &epimep,
3abuweb, 2lfbma, AS:mbeidwerOcu.
5tilIt Die btftigfteH 2 8 m,r8tu IN Sett
non elmer bis su0HSlJ YtEutcu.S Htbt cine
Stuuoe uadb y;ieE oIsisr IHieI9S bruutt IT3eHo
>ientaao 6TsrscH tu IetoeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
YenniDlbanta>
GtIenbatn.
srat am 81. aprn 1895 in araft.

9raf am 81. AprtI 1895 In &raff.
+1dsib. s1daib. aussenoulu.n sOnutass.
1isit, dlsstnommen Samitoss.
5iee perleH GGlptrts citation, Baltimore ipie foIo
Rad benz @eittn.
sdntIsgtni. ....................* IL. .25 gfttass
Yenniplp1Hid, Iimttrt. Ii .25 U2itto9S.
Gbicaao,r uns Ct. Coulter ggpr.b'
gssitiid.r uns ilop,hIi6,r grpr.s.
q, su2 - aS.ns'
yiad, 8tltamsuo ort uno ben, Worofm.
ReDsfSrpres8us ...-...........--4 4.AO gforaeHs
giasaiTIaaaSIpFsBaus...- s.aS MoIssas
SUHtuSSlHle .--..---......S l1.Zo GflIl9S.
gSillamsp sportsgrpr.Ssus ..* 445 Rahu.
Sa1StSS GTs Tosser'srprsssus ! sl5 s Ss:nss.
!Or,' Observation-Disclosures UNI 6. 80 abenos tdslia;-
Gat BARTON an @ottntaaeu I'm 4. 40. 80, s.45,
2S Ii;;sss 1SiS q DtasS IS sso 40 @9
nm 4.4O. 73o f,ub, 1O15, las gormittais,
I;3o une $50 N0bmlttass, $50, SIS. 11.4o
s1ob Gots. spin. an @otsntaq.n lint 4.4O, 600.
7.3o Irub, 800, 1915 9Orai.. IL plittaas, 80.
go, g. 30. 43o. $50 Natmttass, $50, 7.3O,
7.3o irnb, 1918 8orHlttass, 1915, 1.3O, $50
-, Natmiitass, $50, 7.3O, 1000 abenos.
%9 Dem ben Srssn.s ~ SU.ss nm 81 O. 300 nno
tags on Wob,nIGstE. SoHEtaas I'M $50 irlb
BOrmittass, ala. 3.13, 4.22, 5.22 yla1mittass,
6.22, e.43. Ills Gbbs. on 20odentasen. SOfnz
iass I'm SO2 BormiitG9s. LIS, 3.l3 HGtul.,
6.22. 9.43 abenbs.
abiaprt DON Satonspin. mad Baltimore nm 6. SIS,
9.4S, $50, S.46, 1890 Sormittass, lis, 2.54,
OS, 6.O4 9iadbuI., 6.01, 6.6S, 1913 Notnbs an
WotcTtaser. Sountass I'M 1912 Yormittass,
200. $50 sfadbHl., 6.5S, 1928 GbeRbs.
Nah Sparr0Dss Boint I'M sos, $40. 10. 46 8ors
nlIttass, 400, 400 une 5.15 Slatmittaes.
S25 Gsenes on DtoHtaseH, DiittDo obs u. !5reItass.
11.l6 Hahts on DienitHaen, 0oHHerftasen uHo
Sdmitastn. I'm Sonntas IN nm SAB SormlttasS,
200, 5.1o 9tatm unb S.35 abtRos.
9IGp aSaainstoH, &rpreB, I'm 2.40, &c trlh. $50
Sorm.. 1.5o, 4.25 GGdm. td9idp nno 7.31 Torul.
on lGottHtaeeH. GttommooGtioHs5use I'M 6.4o
irib, 1928 DiIttdss u.6.07 GbeHbs an GSoheHtas
gen. Sonntass um 12.25 Vhttags uHo 6.07
Nbero5.
81 O5 gtadm. ra Bort 1epoiit, 2t,omm obationsaus.
sI.2O giadm. uat, STioro, Observation-Disclosures.
glat anHapots I'M 7.3l, $50 Sorm. uub 4.15
siatm. 29oteRtaseu. S0HHtaas um $50 Dor,
uro 4.2S NatmiliGss.
Hat 9ops's erect I'M 7.31 Dor. uno 4.16 giadmit'
tags an BcteEtGaeH.
Bon Der VrefiosutitraSe.
s6.1o Tormirtass mad 8hiIGhelpbia. Bofaug.
~o.o5 SoImlitags rdt BblooripbIG uHo Hep=Dort,
gypr;Gjus. 500 Born. SoHRtGseH, Btrtqpiler
GncmuIoootlOTssu9.
sl.56 9iGnm., Yort Sepofter GffomT ooGtioHstus.
SAIL ytatm., Srioroer at.ommooatioussu9.
s6.2o NbsHoS HQcS philadelphia, SrpreBbLo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Bon Der uuious
Tad1 WhiIa oeIpbio uuo yeu. " orr.


I'M sos tspeiswassonl. s23. do,os: 1l.o5
lSpei,pG9soH) SOrmlttass,1 ,12 o5 Diittass tSpels
iep0ssonl, 1.20, 4.2O uuo 5.27 yatuit'
tags uno 7.43. 1I.35 unb 1888 Nadts an
aoHI, S.23. .0S, IL .05( (SpeiisnaaaoHl Sornlts
TAGS, 1905 Diutass, (Speiierasscu), 1.2O.
40, 5.27 RatmttaSs, TAB, 11.35 uHo 1888
2imitirter GpmereiiIonaIiua, beitebeao aus Bar
Icr= unb SpeiicpasaoHs ratb Nclp=yort I'M 4.57
Sfotmrtass tn8Id', nat IbiIaosIpba MIR an 9so'
Mur nad VhiIaocIpbia 40, e.25 ,s.5o,915 Sorr..
80 9latnl. uno 6.46 AbeEo5 an 9Sod)eHta9cH.
SoHntass nm 6 % irdb, $40 ytatH. uRo CAS-
9b,nos.
gioc Soitou Obnt gBassonmsd,I I'M $50 gOrm. an
Q3obcRtaqeH uHo 4.2O Yarrm. tG9Ilab.
Tort 3tpoilter NttommooatloRsbng s2.1h Natm.,
neutrality-suspicious. I'M $500 gt01W., Srioroer
attommooaiionsbus, s4 25 yiatul. SOnntass I'm
$50 eOru, E,rrppller AfOmutooation=sua:
631, 936, 800, 9.42, 1910 gorm., 12.2 rs.
1910, 2.05, 213, 2.55, 3.a3. 4.35, DOL
Sa9Has ss6 so p5;1s: 1S G s1 #itiS
sOHntoss I'M $50 Erlb. is. G.31, 900, s:42
Sorm, II. rs, 2.o5, 2.13, 4-35 ytatm.. $50,
40 t7.31 ilmtttrtJ. 800 unD $50 abenb5.
affommobatioHs5us nm $50 fruh, 19.45 giit=
tags, 612 Nbtnbs an Gotlcutas,E. Soantass
um l2.45 glittoas uHp 6l2 Nbcno5.
9iat annapolis I'M 9.36, 800 uiorse1s, 12.40
uno 4.2o slatnittGss pabr,no Der 98obentase
SonEtag5 900 ubr Diorseas uHS 80 9IadmIts
taas.
213 Ratmlttlgs uRo 10 Coer 1.3l Qlmltlrt)
Nttnos, tdsit, nnb 9.42 9iOrs.ns an g8Ot.H.
taeen.
atlartic uenz2ini,=S nat1 6Iorioa uno oem
SuoeH $50 UtorgeHs uHo 2.13 gi0dmttGss, tag
lid.
Goutbcrn sabn GrpreE nab ,Soribn uHO oeul SiioeH
9.42 DforgtHs uro $40 AbeHoS ta9lih. Nacb
gep=SrIeGns 9.42 UiorscHS uuo 500 IbeHo5
taglh.
9at lainttsn on Der ~Sbei.zSbio @oGH" I'm IL. 40
gatmtttags Gu 1otentGleH unp 9.55 abcEo5
ti9lb.
BON Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Stab gRaibuston, grpres, I'M 6.1S, 6 36. 9o5 Utor'
gems, 2 10, 40 ytGtlm., tds,t, Al Utor9eHs an
9Rohentaa.H. $50 Ib:Ho5 nUr SonHfa95- Sur
g8e9tatloEeH 6.55 DtorseH5 an 9SoheHtaseH, EHo
1880 giadluI. uHo 6.l7 4bcHos tdslt.
92od1 annapolis um 7.41, 9.0o NorscHs, rs 9fat'
uyittoes tIait, sseuommen SoHHta9s. conn
Iags sos DiUr9cH5 uHo 4.4O 9tGtm.
WbIahrt pou @aIbiuatou nad Baltimore.
6.26, 7.O5, 7.2O, $50, 900, 1000, 1890,
100, IL so Dtors l2.15, 2.O1. 3.l5, $40, L.
APO. 4.36 sintuI., $40, sos. $40, 40
1000, 1910 Ills uHo .35 AbeRos- Conn
tags I'M 7.O5, 9-2O, 800, S.O5. 10, 1880
l1.CO Diore.; 1915, LIS, 201, $40, $40, A.
APO yiatlm., $40, 6.05, 6.4U, 40, 1000,
1O.40 uRb l 1.36 GbcTo5.
gillette uno ,yabrplauc nah alien BateI ltno IN Ger
SGIuert< tGtlon. on Der gtorocf=Si: Der SdItl-
rIorez uEo SalueriIraBe uHo Der uEIoHs SIatIoH 81
ldbeH.
G5epod mtrb abasbot uno marfirt, meuu oahia9eher.
b. 9utrGse iu Bureau 9tOrooiIzSt; ocr baltimore
urb GaucrtitraSe aoatgeben proer.
esne:i1aft;fHSr;s; i YaSne c2773 esasa: @ p" asen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Seine WiutS,er=artSts In std,t.

8erlin. II. Wiui.-0;e balboiiiz
3ie(le Brelle ltsllt es in 2lbreoe, OaB !Vtits
glIeoer Ne5 Wtlnilterium8 liA erbotsn
butten ;u reiignlren Ooer beablihtl9tsn,
bls5 3u tbun. 2Iua miro bebuuptet,
baB SwIl6en Dem JteiaSfau;ler BON
SOb.nIobe uuO bem preuBllheu Wtiulz
tier oes Snnern pom &oller fclneSmcgs
Metuuu96uerl 6ieoen1elten beltGuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Guh lmmrr taltcs 9Srttcr

gGeUeIe NrJrlM0otn an otm "a De.
gUrt, Fa.. II. Nar3,-llnierG OHntg
marc usrilonene Gage Don elnem perz
beereuocu 6rOn belm9tiudlt. 0as iribe
IS .miiIc uuO oa5 flslne SOlt lit arg be-.
iaaOlst woroen. Oa5 SbermOmeler iiel
uuf 81 Groo.
t>anoun, N.@0., II. Mui.-0ez
itern 9ltcnO trat uni5 9ttuc eln melte.
rer 55rolt ctn. sis blloct. iidl in elner
0ide siuec 6euiterldlslbe. G;u : bell Der
SbltsrnIe mQr0 rulnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
0eiojcnonneeH

Han aHrn 9beiIen @uropaS bsoat prompt uns
tiqi7 bic
&rpeoition oes .scutfdcm Gorrcfp ouoe enaeRss q
~.'Ia.sSts SaItiEors'Str. uGs SOf.CfFss&ve
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18

ntan rage iiir 2eutld)e 2nunOrp. zelfe.
Sle III DIE bcIe! Sepabre ole llmidlIdge
AM. (IurI3,IDu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Sic @efabrct Der Sd,ifsahrt,

gUlan;la q, II. Otai. - Der ipaniz
i6e Dampfer vGjrauiau" ncblt Cargo
unb 8ciaeun9 nit 4uanubms BON 5wet
YerlOnen ut uuf Der S0be pen Gapona5
mabrcno zines SturmeS 9cIunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Rursc &abel.Scpesd,cn.

= Die &Oni9iu Oaric pom Y0rtuz
gal snt9ins an Oonnerita9 9elessntli6
zines SticrfampfeS, benz lie in Gclc[s
l9aft oc5 SOnl9s beliuobnte, nit tuaps
per 9tOtb Dem 8OOe. Gtuc i1we:e
6aBucritanse in Der Nabe Der fOni9z
llden y69e brad pl0elid unb perleete
in lbrem Sale Die &OnI9iH nidt unerz
bcbil6.
- Die BON Gnglanb bon 9ticaragua
ocrlan9tc GntidaOtg&ns fiir Die ungez
rettiertl9te 9lu5weliun9 oe5 Son uI5
!Saty iOu, Ser y5mes" SuiOLge, am
0Onneritas Dura Die 2OnOOner 8anf
pon Central. amerlta 9ejabIt morOcn
leIn.
- Nabs @encnuer, SaOz0oQano,
ianf cl" 6IlderbOOt mt icd5 YcrlOuen
au SOtJ. Der SaoeOrt Sheuenln9en
wirO III 6Olge siue5 Geidbrudc5 pom
9Gn5lther s3eritorun9 bcorObt.
-gtuS 8ien tonlmt sic 9tadrid BON
benz 9lblcben OeS Observation-Disclosures
2lu9uit @reter. &ccber geb0rtc I'M
0itreihiihtn 9lbqeor0netcnbauie Der
Ssreini9tsn 0eutldeu %lnfe on. Gtne
53cit lang mar CT 6iibrer Der OsutIden
Yartei Oiahren8. Gr 9ebOrte nit su
bcn an9eiebeniten Surilten. Der GOo
bat i'm tm Sitter non 60 Jabren errelht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
MDeumatisnlms.

Raouau & Co., Htlu yOrt.
IS tommt mir ugr, ais oh uTseredt gcseH Sle
mo 1hr uuSQc3cltUctss FrOpardt II. u I gehdns
bclt hditt lueau TO Hltt ubtr BEN JmgcH bcrIbieu
lpnIor oci1 mlg ou't,br GcbrGtt bal. 81 btftis
pur cnt3urS4 li1cm ahsumdII5mus ltmatUdlt, bod
iclt it {Ul. NcoISir teHHc. taau 1 mn tetS Ylnoes
rlna perihGiFsu, pcHn ld olcitbe HGd Sorihrni
GcUrautc. Nnurr0SUOI
Sbomus Barter
SirbutU, EGlo I.tOzGo.. Soma.
Zen 10. 6ebruGr II 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
e. ||||>|||}
SdmcrS angcnblifli9
bcbOben.
@s lit pnn grubp' Ssrbtigteit, uub
icoc JapIl;c ild sincn
Sfrratb nOn
RADWAYtS
READY RELIEF.

it,t& i'm 3auic blt l,ntn q G5brouh utro fj ais ie-
gsnsyelb erlt5Eu IN alien 5altn pon Shm,rs,n Oo,r
syuEt1eit. gA9'5t T'tts N Der l9tlt, Ooa 10 itusa
Stucr5sn b,itifK, oocr og:snuitclnns tlHcr 4gant'
belt auiGdIt, ME 81 \ R;aoq &eli,i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18

s6.1o Tormirtass mad 8hiIGhelpbta. Boitsug.
800 Sormlttass rob philadelphia uno yfepsgort,
gIprcC3us. 500 Born. on SoHRtaaen, YtrrqpiQcr
NHomuloootloHssu9.
sl.56 9iGnm., Yort Sepofiter NffomT oodtioHstus.
SAIL ytatm., Srioroer AttommUoatiOnssu9.
s6.2o absHos nat philadelphia, GGpreB5dq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
Die brennenbe Sascsfrngc.

Su Soma ut Die Silberieud)e inter ole De.
mofrnteu geiabren. >}u Seutufp lit DER
3ampi I'M ebrlid @elo elu leif]ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18

Snr.rido.-Giu GoLbcr 1beeloffsI his EN- 2bee }f.l
IN slusm halttu GIG5 &&Gi'cr UIro in mcHt1cn pat
Ten hsleH: Grampit, 5utLHgcH, Dtugenidurc. Her,
F,lt, GrbretcR, S1ObrsH1tr, gterUUrat SdaiLolts-
'.t 8opfrpcb. SIaauRseH uUo alle lHnerIten S1mers
sen. 49,. ~. .,.s an
I,euer MO al, auoeren mdIarllbeE, bulolen uEo
ioujleeu lebrr 70 ihHeu tuJlI, ais, uRterltuet pon
3i GI6aq'5 5tlLen, " oT Us 1eGoo Ht'
Tier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-18
,,Gamn cs cmpfeDlem. "

9oGro 6I 2lomiHiftrotion.)
Stra6turemI9uH9S=S ScpduemcHt,
GIHclnnatL p
RComun & 60:
Uiclre Ntrycu-5d 3enru Beet 10 eriHt,ro,ut
MGR oi, nGotlitcu 5tdue IN @lhcruEal babe oiters
YcGouzfc lei atNrauCHt NIB GHH & iur Aias sUpchs
len, lux mas SIe Is uHtuRoIgeE Att ."9SUOu
@cErt Beet.
SeuI2 UiGri 1898.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-17
PULLMAN AND ARMOUR IN PERIL.
Each Receives an Explosive Box in
His Mail.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Somebody sent George
NJ. Pullman and p. ID. Armour a prema-
ture Christmas present, or rather two of
them, which. If they are not Internal
machines. are deadly enough to have
seriously dishgured the countenances of
these two men had they received and
opened the packages, which came through
this mornings mail addressed TO them
Each contained an OblOng box, some
thing Of the sort that children use for
slate pencils, only home made and
roughly put together. out Of two pieces
of cigar box. The box, which was about
seven inches long and an inch
and a half wide had slid
ing cover. on the underside of this
cover sand-paper was neatly pasted.
There was another layer of sandpaper be
meath this, and between the two a num-
Der OF heads OF matches, which would
no doubt have caught fire had the sliding
cover been. pulled open. The remainder
of the box was filled with pieces of lead
pipe plugged at both ends. and a quantity
OF coarse grained gun powder, packed
closely around the pipe and in cOntgUity
TO the sandpaper In the top of tha pipe
was a hole through which a fuse was in
serted and buried in the powder. All
doubt whether the powder was genuine
or not was removed when the postohice
ohclals tonight set FIRE to a quantity
or 1t placed on a sheet or paper. There
was enough powder to have caused a Sc
r1ous explosion. The ends of the lead
pipe We're plugged up with cork, and the
metal beaten down over them with a
manner. The cOntriVance was soaked
IN water and was opened with the utmost
care. The one addressed to Mr.. Pullman
was opened at one end only, but this was
enough TO show that in. structure it did
not dif1eU from the other.
About midnight last night man named
, a. owen endeaVOred TO see both Mr..
Armour and Mr.. Pullman at their homes,
but was refused access. He is now under
police surveillance. He tells a story that
last night about o'clock, while he was
standing in an alley back of a State street
theater, he overheard two men engaged
IN low conversation, the burden of which
was that they intended to blow Messrs.
Armour and Pullman into the next world
through the agency of two Internal ma
chimes which they would receive with
their mail to-day. One of the fellows had
a black bottle, out of which he took fire.
quent draughts, each time SAYING to his
companion, We'll, here's to old Pullman
and Armour"
The eavesdropper says he lost no time
IN going to the millionaires and givIris
them warning of the threatened danger.
If the fellow expected a reward for his
revelations he was disappointed. A tele-
phone message to Inspector Stuart of the
postal department brought that official
on the scene and owen was taken to his
office in the government building and put
through a mild sweat-box experience He
stuck to his story that the only role he
played in the affair was that of a bene-
factor. He made a written statement for
the inspector, which was substantially
the same thing he told Messrs Armour
and Pullman earlier in the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-17
HOT SHOT FOR HoKE SMITH.
vAsCILLATION AND NEPOTISM AL
LEGGED.

Delegate Flynn of Oklahoma Trrt-
tated over the Delay in Opening
the wichita Indian Reservation TO
settIement-He Insinuates That the
secretary's Relatives Are Interests
ed In Having the Opening Delayed.
Washin gton, Dec. 16.-The session OF the
House to-day lasted an hour and forty
minutes. and was devoted chiefly to rou-
tine business. Delegate Flynn OF Okla
homa offered a resolution. which was
adopted, calling on the Secretary OF the
Interior for the reason why that Official
had not. in accordance with the law,
thrown open to settlement the Wichita
Indian reservation in Oklahoma, and in
quiring whether any Of Secretary Smiths
relatives We're interested in delaying the
time Of its opening. He severely crlti-
cised the secretary for dereliction In ex-
cutting the laws Of congress. and asserted
thar there never was a Secretary OF the
Interior since the foundation Of the gov
ernment who had devoted less time TO his
public duties than Secretary Smith, who,
he sald was ''parading around the cOun-
try changing his mind on the money ques-
ton"
Tomorrow was set apart for the con-
slderGtion of amendments to the rules of
the Fifty-frst congress, so as to permit
an enlargement OF the list Of committees
and an Increase Of the membership
thereof.
a bill was passed to legalize certain
practices in vogue Of importing fish and
packing them, in bonded warehouses, for
export.
Unsuccessful attempts were made to
have printed in the record various me-
moriols and petitions on the Cuban and
Armenian questions.
The House then, at $40 p. m. adjourned
until Tomorrow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-17
ITALY's WAR IN ABYssINIA.
The Native Chief Reported to Have
Named Terms of Pence.

Named Terms of Peace.
Rome. Dec. 16.-It is reported that Great
Britain has agreed to cede the island cf
Zela, Africa, to Italy, for period of sew
eral years duration. The italian ironclad
Etruria, conveying men and war material.
has sailed, it is supposed, for Zela. The
government is informed that the Abys-
sinian chief, Ras Makonnen, has sent a
message to Gen. Baratieri, commanding
the Italian forces in Abyssinia, proposing
terms of peace. Gen. Baratieri has not
yet replied to the message.
The Italian government has ordered in
England 10000 tins of preserved meats
for the use Of the Italian troops in Abvs-
sinia. The forts at MassoWah and on the
coast are being garrisoned by sailors i'm
order to permit all of the soldiers to go
to the front.
Premier Crispi re-appeared in the cham
Der OF Deputies to-day looking well after
several days absence, owing to indispo-
sition. In regard to the situation in Abys-
sinia Signor Crispi said that the govern
ment had no desire to extend the Italian
frontiers in Africa, but rather desired
prosperity and peace in the provinces al
ready occupied by Italy and to so fortify
the frontier of these provinces as to
prevent Abyssinian aggression.
The premier was frequently interrupted
by radical deputies.
Signor Laurenzana, one of the radical
leaders, declared himself in favor of a
republican form of government and re-
italian agitator Mazzini, of the downfall
of the Italian monarchy.
Signor Laurenzan represented that the
ministry now presided over by Signor
Crispi would be the last monarchial min
istry in Italy.
The president rebuked Signor Lauren
zana for his Incorporate and unpatri-
otic language and called him to order.
the chamber applauding the president for
so doing. The sitting thereafter was
greatly agitated.
London, Dec. 16.-The foreign Office de-
nies the report from Rome that Great
Bretain has agreed to cede ella, on the
Somali coast, to Italy, for a term of years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-17
BELLEw's CONVICTION.
The Judgment Ordered Set Aside ON
One of the Counts


One of the Counts.
Washington, Dec. 16.-The famous case
Of A. W. Bellew, convicted In the circuit
court of the United States for the North
ern district OF Georgia, and sentenced to
imprisonment for two years for unlaw-
fully Withholding the pension money from
client and charging an Illegal fee, was
decided in the supreme court OF the Unit
ed states to-day. Belew secured S377S
pension money for Lucy Burrell, and af-
ter II had been deposited In bank to her
credit, received from her a check for
81, eSl for his services at attorney In her
behalf. The indictment against him was
IN TWO counts, the first charging an un-
lawful Withholding of pension money and
the second charging an illegal fee. A
general verdict Of guilty was returned.
Upon these circumstances Mr. Justice
White, speaking for the supreme court.
said the first count had not been made
out; that Withholding of money In the
meaning OF the law meant a failure or
refusal to pay II 10 the claimant whlcn
was not the case here. The Judgment OF
the lower court was therefore reversed,
with instructions TO the trial court to en-
ter judgment upon the second count or
the Indictment, that charging the colIec-
tiOn Of an Illegal fee