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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
StaOt nn0 GountD.

s9- 2ieblins Der SauSfrauen -
piqsburp's 8eit = perfauft bel Sreb. s.
Nibmaper. $50 2ada. Gpe.
= Sol. gsra $. RippIs Bat bonn 1a.
Resiment reiisnirt.
-Srau Sriebrid 2sbr bon SanOetfon
apenue Iiest ssfdbrIl6 franf barnieber.
STIR bic perfloGene 8o6e beri6tet
Der Sefretar Der @eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe 35
Iobssfdqe.
- @bpofat u. 8aumann Bat ii1 bon
einem Infaae ber Grippe erbolt unb
ssbt pieber ieinen @ei6aften na4.
- Stabtcontroleur s. s. @ibmapsr
mar leste @ode bur1 einsn Nnfau Der
Grippe an baS Saus sefefeat.
- Ri6tsr 4r6baIb reife am Wfontas
nod 2aporte, Sulipan Gountp, um an
cem Sittier.9unbam Gontsit fir Ri4ter
tbeilsunebmen.
na- Smportirte DiIaurten, miIderne
Sdrinse beim 9ubeno, friiden @abens
9onis. bel Srep. Wiomeper, $50 2adas
2 anna 4penue.
-Sobn q. Sones Bat ba8 9adfte in.
sebaubs neben benz 8l6ier 8lod. ben
Ssrren Sisbeder unb Spruds eebbrenb,
Issts Bods fur $685. 900 anssiauft.
- 8ausSnipeitor 0sIion bat fiir bic
Ulonate Sanuar unb Sebruur grlaubnibs
ideine fir 9teubaiten uno 8eranberun.
gen i'm 8eirase bon $40, ,906 auseeiteat.
- I'm ben Sormen bes @sisbss sere6t
su tperoen. fanb am Wontas cine 3tpei
Uinuten Ianse SiBuns beS Ser. Staa.
ten @eri6tes bier itatt bann erfolste
Ssrtasuns Bis gum 25. War3.
gofmsiiter 9anolins bat an ber
tpsitliten 2adapanna Qpenue cine neue
8rleftrdser'Houte creirt, bic am Sreitas
Dloreen aum eriten MaI our1 8eorse
9erber periorst tpuroe.
- @oubsrnDr Saitinss tpirb i'm 2aufe
oieier Wode Waior @uerett Warren aIS
Subge Nbpceate @eneraI unb Sol. g,ra
s. RlppIe als @ommiHarp General sr.
nennen.
- Yeter Wibner bon Der 9robibenee
3oab ftarb Sreitaa i'm NIter bon 81
Sabren unb tpurbe am Sonntas i'm Dun.
more Sriebbofe beeroiat. Cine inpaIibe
;Srau uno mebrere 9in6er iiberIsbsn ibu,
e,.n,s e;.: . or..r.
a,,t ~, s,. srs;,s omSSn ~. Se ooo 1. w1.pppan'
9lpenue !; biss it ber brittle 9obesfaQ in
Der SamiIie innerbaIb elmer gDodbe. in.
bem cine Todter unb Sobu ibm i'm Iobe
pprausfoIaten.
M: @u. o,.,r
-, -C,e appenat'ono'oepofos pcs eouh'
9 bis 10 uno 3 Bis S Ilbr. Sisuno baIten,
um ben Steuer,obIern C5eieoenbeit an
aeben. aeaen ettpoiae ,u bobe 8siteueruHo
,u appelIiren.
o..s,.-
U'e me,ien ~ ger p'el'8en eompan'en
paosh o'ele Wc0e ausoesapI uno MIR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

Serr @usen 8Iebers. ipeIder felt
Samitag bier mar, reiite om Dienhas
in 8esleituns bss Srn. Gbas Sropp un6
ieines 8rubers nad 9tep g)Ort, bon mo
aus sr am Wititpo6 nit Isbtsrsm na6
Deutidlanb peiterreifs. gr befnbet
ii1 bebeutenb beHer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01
Baltimore, 3d., Sienitag, ben 1. Sanuar

Sn Woorsstopn Bel Cation, Ya., iit
bereitS bic ate Sci d1 dte, Die
itd leSen Wluter in Sr.lem 2anoe erelss
net, paliirt. @ine 6rau 8artb bolomeip
medte lcetsu CONNER cine tlsiEe @rbz
idait uno perlted(c $500 in eine Sieuz
robre. slls man fiiralid einbei5te, sins
Der Shannon in 0taud uuf.
Uflt = 81 ou'5 9orbeerfr NJ
EN- :otrb in Den @sri9tsb0fen 10 idoz
nunsslOs umscsausen, paB iie faum
wieOer su erf.nnnen iins. Slsbsr mar
es Die aasemeinite lleber;.usuns, baB
@biIon Der rebtmdBise Grfinper oes
Pbonosrapbeu iei. 9tah Der lesten sez
rldtlldIen Gntideiouug jsooh faun @Oi=
Jon fein Grfinoerre6t auf ben YhOuoz
9rapben gelteno MAIDEN.
Sin Otaihinilt ser Seuerwehr
BON Gan 6rancisco Bat e:ne
grim Ouns senludt, iucourd uuter
SsnusunS zines u@aherthurmss" I'M
nerhalb elmer Otinuts 1000 @aQouen
gSaIer in Elm brennenbes 9ebGuoc qez
idleuoert werben fOnnen, mas mn
1900 @allOnen mebr iit, al5 in Der lelz
ben .3eit burb oas OfunbitId D.S
Sdllauds, Der oben on Dem yMalerz
tburln" sebraudt wiro, paiiuen fanu.
Die Ginrl6tuns mirb bauptiatli4 ousu
ssbrau6t iuerOcn, UNI Die unteren
StOdluerfe brennenSer Gebauoc unier
@aher 81 ieeen, ipabrenb pcrmittelit
oes ShlaudS Die Oberen StOduerfe be-
ltrlhen merben fOnneu.
Ofidisan bat nad Dem I'M lesten
Snni absstaltenen Seuius eine
SepOlterun9 uon 2,241 454, nit
bin leit bem Genius bon 1890 I'M
147, ,565 ;usenommen. Die SeuOltez
runS BON Detroit miro nit 237 ,S37 an
g.sebeu. iGie 3unabme in Sen StGb;en
ut GROCER 9eluelcn, ais Guf Oeu Sanoe:
5Wan3,g Counties pellen tueaiser GiG>
wobner auf als rrr pier Sabren.
Der uor eini9en Sasen in 9isiuzDorf
geforbeue Or. 8ilb. 9etmOlO
muroe 81 Sabre Gil uno lcb:e lsit 1886
in 9teipzDOrf. ST bait: ldOn sinise
Sabre in 0eutidlanO prattl;irt, sbe ct
uah 9lmerita fam. Sereits I'M Sabre
isiuer @inwanberung madte CT ii6
bur9 einsn I'M u9lnlericau Sournal OF
Meoical. SeIencs" uerOfIentlibten 9lui>
ius b,faunt, unO ipatcr wabr.uO Ger
pisleu Sabre praftiiher 2bati9felt liez
fsrte er wcitere Seitra9e iiir oieie luie
fir anoere meoi;inii3e .3eitl6riiten.
Sebr picl beiprOehen wurbe in's SeiOns
bere elm IN Sabre 1850 BON ibut osr0i=
fentlidter Seridt iiber Die Sefiuung
ein.s abiceiics I'M @sbirn. Gr mar es,
ser susrlt nnaluies, paB Die Ibatisfeit
Der Wtusfeln uOu bslitnnlten Sbeilen
oes 9ebirn8 Gus regulirt ipiro. inSem
er ourb cine S6GoelzGrepanirnng uno
Die berielbsn folseuoe SsbanSluns cine
lbsilweiie 2abmun9 beleit;stc.
Die alte @aruun9: ripiele nj t
nit 9 S9i:B9ciuebr" miro ba.b
anOsr5 lauten. 5r SaD>Sbore, 0t,zY..
arblinSite Sri. 9)tabel JtOlemaun, Die
Boltntsiiterin, udbrenO lie - PIano
tO,sIte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01
&amen an ben llnrcd)ien.
Gin 1eblseldla9en.r Serludl cine @irth.
ldlaIt Su pliineeru.

Gin febIseidlaseu.r Seriud) cine 8irtb.
ldla1, Su pliineerH.
6 Gbtcago, 81. Oe5embcr. - 9ier
SanOit.u untcrnabmeu leste 9tabt i'm
nOrbli9en Staottbeil sinen 9taub;us.
4uf Die Pliinbcruns pom Sdantlotalen
batten lie es abscieben. 3aerf uurOs
einem Sdanfloial on &insleltraBe gcz
iu9 abgeltatttt. Die @irtbIbai it mar
Ooc uno lcer ; Der Sdantmdrter, 9tels
Sef, itano eini Jam binter Ser Bar"
uuo on i'm ridtete buS 9taubsrquartctt
Die OrObenOe 2lufiorosruns: Die
oGnOe bod !" Der lleberra ldte lpolltc
gSioeritanO lsilten, wuroe absr ioIort
burh eineu SduB, lsbensasfabrljd per,
wunbet, nisbergsltredt, worauf Die Saus
biter Die &aiie pliinoerten.
@eni9e StunSen lpdttr wastcn sic
&erle einen ucbsrfal auf Elm S9anflos
fal oil SuronitraBe. llngeltim Srans,n
iie eiu un6 psrlaustea Don Dem Uirrbe,
guitin OfcSrail. oer hOflid auh ibrcm
Se9e9r fraate, Seraussabe Der 2abenz
fails. Dtit sroB,r @eiltess.scuiuart
la9tc ct; sd Oenfe, Gle trlnfen ,ina
nit mir" 3u9lsid erarifi ct elnsn biu>
ter Der - Bar" lieaeuoea WeuoIucr uno
ieuerte S6uB auf SdDuB aesen Oie un=
wi(IfOmmenen @aitc ab. DIE erit. &uz
gel traf ben Infibrer Der 9iauber in's
Ser;; toot brab er 3uiammsn. 9a
faBte Die 9lnberen falter Graus, ie
fliidjteteu IN luilSer Sait uno maren iiber
alle Serge, ebe elm peri9.afeuer Yolisilt
.ur Stelle oeeilt mar.
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SturM iHl &6ual.

2OuOou, SO. Des. - Der Sturm
Der lsetsn Siuel Gage bat an Scr 9tOrOz
&iiite BON iSrantreib, Selaicn unp
GeatIdIanO einen uu9cbeueren SdaOe1
angeri6tt. Sieben grpBe SegclidIfie
wurOen idwcr bei4aOigt in ocn 0aien
pOn gremerbapcu seIblcppt. Wicbrere
&iitenIabrieu9c tranOctcn uno ein Ibeil
Der Semaunuug DcrIelbeu fanO elm naIs
ies @rab. 9rr Serfebr ;wiideu SfenOs
uno Ocuer mar geltcrn unO hente clu9cs
lttut. !fad ben neucltcu 9tafriCbten
III Die britiide 8arfe n2cwsSpater"
nit Is EeriOnsu an SOro gciunfsn.
Die brttlihe garie ySNer" ErauOetc
triib3eitis bcute Marseu 81 oOGy 9eaO,
uno ibrc geiammte, GuS 26 OtGnn be-
itebcnoe SelasunJ, fam nm. Sbrc gtOtBs
iisuale wur0clt Den Oen Wtitgliebern Ser
gcbersrettun9sitatIOn bercits I'M pier
llBr frip bemerit. etc aber Sle nOtbs
wenOigen Sorbercitangcn 5u tem 9fct>
tunsSwcrfe 9eirOHen parcu, madtc man
Die Gntoefuug, OaB ba5 6abr;sug III
;w:i Sbciie ;criAelIt unb bic Sc!nauz
nuns ertrunleu mar. Die 8mtc be-
fanO it'd ouf Ser 6abrt nudI 9InOrOhen.
2luS 0ambur9 fOmnIt bic &unoe, nap
bort Die nieOri9 gelc9cnen Staottbellt.
mic in ecr perflOh.ucu BO9c, aui's
Meme untcr @ohcr lts5su. .s
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Sapau tuo CHINA.
Iis ueue1eu Ntn tridlte,f.

2onoon, 80. Qc;cmber. - Cine
Gepeitc ans Het,us GIL Die nGcntrels
9t.ws" mcloet, paB 2iuzGintz2i, Sice>
SOni9 pon 2iung &iana, sum 0bcre
Gommanecur aucr 6lneiiiACu 2ruppen
oil Steae pou Sls0un9zG bang crnannt
puroe.
ytaArihtcn ans Sunss&aisSai be-
itGtiaen Die geriAtc, OaB Oie fiirsIi4
BORT gcibluscnc Shludt tine b.utisc
war. Die 9biuelsu latten iith gut uerz
ihan5t uro bauoaabten lbre 0clhiiFe
in better @ciIc. Die inponildcn Au>
9rifIe murOeu Oe5 Scitercn nb9eldlGgeu,
uub erlt nadOem Die 1feicyusn aus 0alt'
ding. oercn GiutreiIcn our6 ben bobcn
S9uee beOeutcno uetlpGtet luuroe, nit
in 2lftiOn traten, 9etang IS Den Saqas
neyu, Die Gblnelen in Die 0ludt Su
l6lasen.
Gle Sapancr 9eben gu, buB lie al
2oOten uno Gcrmuneetea 450 perloren,
pabreno Die 9binelen ibren Scrluit GuT
500 Wann angcbeu Die Seipobuer
6cs OOrIes Snalnng oertricbcn Die DIT
neiiiheu SOlOatrn, Die BORT s3ufluAt
iudteu unO erflarten, lie i09eu ole japaz
nIihc 0errldlait Der aiaCiilNen Sbano>
wilibihaTt upr.
Se9at ab.
2ouOOu, 81. Qes. = 2iu>&anrDi
hat nm Gntbebuns uOn ieinem ueueu
Soften ais SbersG sGommauOsur nahges
iudt. lit ieoob abidlasig beidieOen
wOrocu. Niuu alaubt, oaB er uidJt Oie
nOtbiSen SeIabi9ungen beliet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01
Gin tapfcrrr @uritbanbler.
@r iuelB itd uuItebiame Guuoen pom !Sals
su halten.

Gr luelB iif uuIiebiame Gunoen pom sails
su halteu.
ct. 2ouis, 0to., 81. Ges. = Gb.
paro Steinbant, Elm ambulant,r &iez
nerpuritbdnoler. luurbc seitern Nbeno
BON 3wci Scrlen, 5ranf Otc0 onalb unb
Batrif Sulliuan, Die beige SSHrl lt9cn
obne Seiubluns senisBea uOlltsn. tbats
lid arsesrifien unb nieOersei6Gugen.
Im Soosn lie9eno, 5o9 Stelnbunt ei>
men Steuoluer unO feuerte msbrsre
Sdiiiie uuf istne Insreifer ab. Olcz
0OnalO blisb toOt aui benz Ylaee, wGbs
reno lein &umpun Sullipan I'M Suipiz
tai nit bcm goDe rinst Der quite
Sdiis: purOe perbaftet, bod wlro CT
wobl balo rpieo.r frels.luhen werOen,
ba er MIR in SelbhpertbeiOtsuus BON
Dem 9feoOlper @ebraud gemadt bate.
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Die WtutIter=artic .tm 1,msarm.

Sabapeit, 81. 0e5embsr.- Saiier
Sran; SOiepb lit nad 8leu suriidsctebrt.
obne baB ss ibm selunseu lit, elm neue5
un9arilhes Sabinet 3u bileeE. Gs lheiut
i.et alS oh 9r. 8aufip Der nddite Brcz
mier iein msrbe, bod 1T audi nidt aus
Sel5loheu, oaB Die SilOung sinsS nsnen
Sabin.ts bem Srafen Stocruarp, Ban
pon Sroaticn, anbeimfGut, in peltenl
5al1e oas ielbe aus elmer Coalition BON
Siberalen unoytatioualsa beltsbsn piiroe.
aus oer BARRIER SeanoalsSbrnnif.
8aris, 81. Oesbr.-Oie geridt!ide
unt.rlubung oes Yerbaltsus Der tribe
reu Oirettoren Der SHobubugcleal6ait
bat sinen neucn 6inans>SfanOal auise.
bedt, 6aitbsieble ss9sa cine anSabl
&Ontraftoreu, Vanticr5 unS Bolititcr
iiub erlaIIen morDeu. Die Urase Der
gsSIebuugcn ;plShcn Der 9tejisruu9 unO
Der senannten Bahns9sieuiaaft wuroe
an 22 DECEMBER in Ser Oepatirtenz
&ammer bebattirt, uub Ole 9tesierung
entging fnapp elmer gtieeerlage Die
glnseleseubeit fhbrte audl ineirett gu Dem
Dusa spiiden Dem Scrfebrs<Rtnifter,
Or. Sartbou, uuo benz io3aliitiidcu
0eputirten Saures. 2seterer bate, ,pic
s.melOct, Die 6sgisruus beidulOi9t, Grz
prefer III Sdus su nsbulsn, unO Der
Wiuilter bicie SebauptuHs als Sase sez
branbmarit.
ssus Der ssa uptitaot sStelisas.
81 III, 81. DECEMBER. - Der Baplt
bat Dem ruiliidcu Sotlhafter in 9Sien,
Siirlten SObanOf 9tOltOlusfi, Den Sbriz
ituS'Sroen perliebcn. Aud gcltattstc
er Die @tabliruu9 elmer tutbuliiben Slbz
tb'iluus wGBreuo Der in 1900 in Garis
ab5ubaltenben gS.ltau6feuuus. in wel=
der ausidlieBli9 Die BON fatbolil6eu
aRllliOnGreu Der gSelt einsclaubtsn
sluslteaungs' @s9.nitauoe Blae finoen
lOQen.
s. G. Sootsr, eiu 9eborener slmcriz
faner unO @sncral. al.&oniul Ger 0awaii'z
i4en 9fepublif in 6om, 1T heut. i'm
9tlter BON 80 Sabren gcltOrben. Der
SerltOrbene mar belonrcr8 bel 6em Sau
Der amerifaniIhen STRIDE i'll 9fom tbdtig.
Die bieiise 9fesierung bat beidlolIsu,
Der ttalieniiben Sanb.,stammer in
gtewsYOrt eincn @Omnliilar Su attuhis
rem, weider iidl beiouoerS Der GtniIb<
rung ltallcnii6er &aaren in Die Ser.
Staaten miOmen lou.
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gu Tnbc bcrbriibt.
Gin alter 2otOmOtlufubrsr isguet Oas 3eit.

Gin alter 2otomotipfubrsc fegnet bas l3eit.
lidle.
&norpille, Senn., 81. Oe;.-
5obn IS. 8antiep, elmer Der altsiten 2oz
fomotiaIibrsr occ wSoutbern Sabn,"
itarb in 6olse BON Sranopunocn, bi.
er in Srueetmater bei'm Seriten elmer
DampfrObrs ieiner SOfomotipe erlitt.
Der 0ampfltrubl, ,uel6er ibn setroficn,
bate 6leild uon ieiuer Srult uno iciz
nsn s(rmen sebribt. Scine Gual mar
10 fiirdlterlid, OaB er Die llmitebenoen
bat, ibn gu tOblen uno ieincm 2eiOen
elm @nOe ;u mad.n. @r mar icit benz
Sir9erfricse i'm 9ienit Der @sieGIdait.
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&urse &apcloepejd,cit .

- Der Baplt empiin9 seItern Otn
Spssiul @sianOten Oes Saiier5 pom
9tuBlunb, 5iirit 2cbanOii, welacr ibm
Die Oifiieqe SunOe uon Der SbrOnbes
lteisun9 9tifOlauS ii. bradtc.
= SIM 2luItrage be5 groBber3oqs
BON Sad,ieuz8simar u0err.i9ts Der
oeutlde SOti9afIer in FariS. graf
Manitsr, b,nl YrdiiOenten Guiimirz
Eerier ben SrOcn bonn ,,iusiBen Sal.
ten." Gs it Dies Der erfte oeutide
Srbsn, Der cinsm BraToenten Ser franz
soTlden 9fepubIlf uerliebrn wuroe, uno
1T cine ausrfeunun9 Der GbreHbs;:igunz
gen, ole Der 2eide Sts Gbronfo g:rs
BON Sa6ienz&simar, weld:r ;u Otcnz
ton. itarb, 3u Sbeil wurOtn.
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GS bei,t ipcifcr.

u 0 III, 80. 9e;br.-GrOit0Bc wsr6sn
INNER rod in Sijllien ueripiirt. Die
Staot 9fomette, i'll Der YrOuinS 0teiliua,
bat Our9 GrOitOse beOeuienO 9eIittcn.
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GNC0 O D TO O Us
~ YtQe1l,
itets sltperldlli9,
rein oe9etabilil4.

Bogtomm,a s,tmaiIos, elegant l6ersoaen purs
gircu, rtgulIIeH pIrlAreH, relElser u1c traItseH,
RabUGp5 Stieu iur 6cIlung aaer YeitrDeroeH ecs
DGgeHs, Der GlHaepcoe ocr VleTeH, oer SlGie, Hcrs
1oi.r 9IaafhtiteE, itpluoiideH SsiI5ls, 8eriiso,
uHU,roGuIi1itl:, 6iHouboou.
Ropfsrrb, iSraucnIsisen, Silioiitdf, Snet
seftion. SDspepGe. Serffopfuns une ane
5rresElaritaten Ger Seber.
gsobaduist oi. fosenoen. aus 9Tantbeit.H Der g.r=
onuuHgssSr5aue bcrrlbrsHoer Somptome: SeriogiH
uHq, inEerc 9amorrhoIoeH. SutGnoraHs Eda b:m
aopi SauJ. i'm 9iaseH, UsbeI,tlt. Soo5rtHatn, YBis
etIUiqeH asaeH Sp:ii,, oas gtidbl Der Sduere I'M
DiGscE, iGuIe5 GuiitoBtH, 3eIB5tituero.n, oa5 Gts
iint Der Sccmmuuo ODER oe5 Sritl6en5 IN lleasEoer
BotoH, seitoTts Sehfrait. pGHttc ODER ein Snleier
por oen AUgeE. 6ieber uRo SfmsTS;u i'm 90pi.
ginHg,l an BtTiplTGtioH, gels. barb. Der eGHt uHo
ber aussH, ShWtT5tu IN Der @5eite, Der Bruit, ben
SIlisomaseE, posIlte SlHcaI!p aaunseE, 5rsnnsHoe5
SeiItI.
g9,nisc 9oien uo1 Raeibau's gilIsu perbrn
eas Spitem Don allen obeH seaaHHtsH StoGunse1
beirtle1.
prtis 25 Gents pro gbaHtel. Serfauft pcn
apofbsfern phsr per Noft seidnet.
g1an ru.Ioe iid an Sr. Ra6map (S Comp,
eed Boz 800, gieDsgort, I'M Gin Boot oi &epi1e"
(3lGilgsbryl.
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grrmiid)te tcIcsrapbiId)e 0epeld,cn

- Der SuperlntcnocnI Sgrne5 BON
6er Jtewz2orter ROll;ei bat bel Den Pos
li;eizGOmmiiiaren ielu Geiua I'M Yenz
iiOnlruns sln9erctbt.
- 9urd cen .3uiummcritoB 5mcisr
6radt5ase Der n&bicagOzSurIln9tO
SuincysSabn" ;u Chicago wurOen Die
Sabnsanasltsllten S. alIIen, 3. @ruwz
iOrO unO 9idaro gSelh iAwer uerles..
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Gr. rptt Sail,

iir irn= urb GuterIite Sranfbeitsn. Siice taalid
ron 6-9 ubr stenos, SonHtass con 81 llbr Dit
tGas, gtr Fl32, ssprss GarrplIfpn Mpcnue.
fNp,CA Etrsl
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Gas>Grplniinil.
Tiini Yerioueu l9msr perwuuO.t.


Glwoob, Sno., 80. DECEMBER. -
Sine GrplOlion BON gtaturs uno Grubsnz
gas crei9ncte iih bier beute frGb fur;
uub WitItcrnadt in bcm @cldGitslotal
bes BARRIERS WtilO Sce. Ga8 Saua
luurbe 9an3lld 5ertriimuert. uno See,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01
Sapatt ittio China.

9OfO bama, 81. 0e;ember.-aus
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bslliidsn Sonsbafs in DER Bropius
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01

Sotclbrauo in gllbcuu, 9f=S.-Gine Teriou
ioptlld, nehrere itlper uerisst. - an'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01

ParIB, 81. OeSember. = OaS
friessseri9tlih. tlrtbe.l ses:n OenSauptz
mann OreDfuB, auf lebenslGnslihe Sc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-01

Sono 81. Deg. = SOrb SIAM
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ffaube bauert on.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-10

49,
Peoples party and the Republicans
combined. 1t is ignis fatuus that is
leading the Democrats of few
Southern states astray. The COM
mon sense and ordinary observation
of the party in other states will pre-
vent their policy from being carried
out. The trade which they would
have Democracy make would be
losing one, even if there were no
principle involved. Why a party
should think it polite to take a
chance of gaining one vote at the
cost of certain loss of two is the
practical question that will be pre-
sented to the national convention.
We see no reason to fear the result.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-10

cuses Green B. Raum of denying a
pension which there was any reason
to grant. Yet the order directing
that no money be paid to Pembroke
until he had reimbursed the govern
ment for the money enormously paid
to him under the original allowance
in 1871, was also the act of Commits
sioner Raum. There has been no
action taken in this case since the
Democratic administration came into
power, and it has never been before
Commissioner Lochren in any way
The course taken by the department
was in accordance with the rules en-
forced by all Republican secretaries
of the interior and commissioners of
pensions. Whether this were right
or wrong, the vital and final fact is
that the pension department, since
administered by Democratic COM
missioner, has never passed upon
Pembrook's case or had it under con-
Sideration.
We feel that this instance is
worthy of more than ordinary prom
inence, as illustrating the utter
recklessness of partisan misstate-
ments INDUCED in by the Republican
press. The charge was made by a
Republican newspaper in st. Paul,
claiming credit for fairness and hon
esty of statement. Yet it cited
this as only one instance of a uniform
discrimination against pensioners by
Commissioner Lochren. No effort
was made to ascertain the facts,
either by consulting with Com
missioner Lochren in Minneapolis,
or by making an inquiry at Wash
ington. Because the statement of the
case presented tended to throw dis
credit upon the action Of the pension
bureau, and to prejudice the old
soldiers against the Democratic par
ty, it was admitted and made the
subject of violent editorial comment.
The Globe has ascertained the
facts in order to drive home
the conviction of a misrepre-
sentation which is clearly inexcusa-
BILE, whether it arose from accident
or intention. Those who have as
serted that Pembroke is the victim
of official indifference and Democrat
ic hatred of the veteran have ap-
pealed to Caesar, and to Caesar they
shall go. If that is true, then Penn
brook is the victim of some one or
another of the Republican pension
commissioners who alone decided
his case. We leave the Pioneer Press,
in whose columns this false and ma
licious assertion originally appeared,
to such explanation of it's conduct as
it may think consistent with hon
orable journalism.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-10
AMERICA ALMOST INVOLVED IN
THE CONFLICT A FEW
MONTHS AGO
AN UNWARRANTED DEMAND
JAPS INSISTED UPON MAKING
ARRESTS ABOARD AMERI-
CAN SHIPS
SERIOUS CLASH JUST AvERTEn.
The Enemy Got Ready to Open
Fire on Admiral Carpen-
ter's Fleet

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-In the
event of war between Russia and
Japan the United States may find
itself an unwilling party unless the
Japanese retire from a position
which they assumed towards the
United States during the progress of
the last war with China 1t is not
generally known that just before the
declaration of the armistice which
preceded the signature of the treaty
of peace, an issue had grown UP be-
tween the United States and Japan
that threatened to lead to actual
hostilities between the two countries,
and that hostile clash was perhaps
only averted by the conclusion of the
Chinese war. This issue arose
through the assertion by the Japan
csc authorities of the right of search
of American vessels. They insisted
that they had the right to board an
American vessel and if they chose
to take from her any Chinese or any
enemy they might find, even though
they We're but passengers. Minister
Dun promptly denied the existence
of any such right on the part of
combatant, and a hot correspondence
ensued. The Japanese insisted On
their rights, and even when the min
lister reminded them that the United
States had gone to war with Great
Britain on just this issue, and forced
their REIMBURSEMENT of the claims of
such a right, they refused to abate
their claims one jot, though the min
lister asserted the first assertion of
such "a right would be regarded by
the United States as an unfriendly
act and therefore likely to lead to
war.
The matter progressed to that
perilous extent that when Admiral
Carpenter was about to escort an
American merchant steamship out of
japanese port, to prevent her de-
tention by the japanese, the latter,
it is said, gave orders to the shore
batteries at the mouth of the harbor
to fire on the American naval vessels
If they attempted to do So This
fact came out after the conclusion of
the armistice, which fortunately oc-
CURED ait just this point in the nego-
.tiations, thereby preventing an Incl
dent that would certainly have led to
war; but the significant point is that
since that time the Japanese have
steadily chung to the same conten-
ton, promising serious trouble in the
event Of another war in the East.