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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
VrnBnrtIIilllteH.
9cire Stcuer fiir SSan0eisreffeno

BON, %. lfai. -5n Inter
bauIe muroe oie Jte9ierun9 Oarit5er tllz
terp.0irt, Oh eS lib nidt o:r 2batlahs
9c9eniber, baB San0elsrslienOe ans
glmerifa uno tenn europGiiden Gontls
nent Die pereini9tsn Stonl9reihe an'Ill'
ten, um GeiddftsauItrGqs 5u erlangen,
empityle, pon tieicn Ser;reteru au8lans
oiider 6umeu cine 9ewliie Steucr 81
erbeben. ltGmens Der 9fesierun9 ants
mortcte ser Eralirsnt ocs Sanbcl5amtcs
(0anbelsminilter) 5. SrDce, OaB lid ole
Gtnfiibrung elnerss ,iol6en Sleuer nldt
empTehlc, neil oa0urh Die auoercr otaas
ten 81 9tcprsnulien ueraulaBt wcrocn
fOnntcu, Die iiir Den brltlld)cn 9anbel
peroerblib wcr0eu oiirTtcn.
@c.mifd1tcs.
Die meme Scmcrberiu nm SEN picIumz
itriltenen - r1mericau Sup" rie lm AuIz
mag ScS Guurupenz Sgnoi!ats erbaute
&utterz Sadlt, lit bcute 9Ielbfoll5 aul Dem
Glpoe bel @la6gow pom Stapcl 9elauz
fen unb bar bet oer pOn yOlO 0unraz
pen'S 5odlteru 9iudael uno sllltcn pOll>
,O9enen Guuie ocn 9tamen vSaltgrie
ILL.," erbaltcn.
Der Gunaro 0ampfer rScDtbia,
Gapt. 9tobcrtS, uOn Sulton anl Is. Otat
abaeiabrsn, 1T in Sueenatown an9c'
tommeu uno bat Die 6abrt nu6 SiOerz
pool io,tsciett. Gr berlttet, bag an
19. Dtai ctn .3wiidenOefler, 9tamcnS
Cornelius DESMOND, uermlBt nor, en-
unO osrielbe uabrideinIid iib:r Soro
gclprun9en mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Scjc1t sic 9ies!
9ot springs, Ayf., !
NON : llt1r. 'oE


osu I. YtdrS '95. !
Dr.. SaSmap s; Co., Nem.DorE:
@eebrte tperreu SdJ bun rait icit smei
Subreu frauf gsUeien UnO touiultirte Die bs'
riibmteiieu Spssaltfsn Der Ser. Staateu.
SD uolm Sdoer uno tranf hetBes 2Saiier
Don s,n BERGEN Gueuen Ill artaniGS, oot
iheu MIR JhdIts 2tHOe;uTq brlugeu su mol.
len. 9iahO.m idl SIRE InSeise qciebeu
bate, lam mir Der @eoanftj Shre 8llleu III
problreH uuo id babe uate;u ;rusI Shab.
telu rerbrauht; idl Hshme iiuet Iusnu ldl su
Sette gehe, stue uad) O.rl 0rlbfiid, unH iic
babcn mir mehr gut getban, ais lrgeub St.
paS, Ias i'd aHpGnote. SD mar leberIet.
oenp; pant nuo glugeu pureu selb; IN be-
inB etn SdIIatgetiihl uuo lam mir Dor role
eW Setrunteuer. uebsr Dem mabel empfauo
idl SfmerSeu, ais oh I'D Sale oberbalb 0eS
DiageuS augelammelt bate. Meiue @luges
meloe nareu Oeritopft, mem Dtune NIB
msiuc 3un9e Die metlte 5ert eut;ituOet. Qec
AppeIIt mar gut, Oo6 tounte be 9tabruug
uldJt psroaut perocu, lag mir ldllUer I'M Ntus
Qsu uno elulQs Niunouou tamsu mir ruieoer
hcyaui. 9tur lelHt usroauIldle Sadeu foHnte
td) gsueBcr. SenoeH Sle mir geidlliglt Sbr
vBook of Advice" (Hatb9sber.)
a1mu9SUou &cu gangs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
ytr. 12S.
10o(lItdnOigG
1)crOouunQ

pirS 6urd) BEN @ebyauh bon 8faomap'S
YilIeu bsrnOrgeruieu. Sermoge itrsv anti
biltoien Gigeuihaiteu itImuIreH eIe'el'
ben Die geber bel Der AbouSieruu9 bon Gale
uuo oereu @rtleerung ourd Oie@aucHsdnse.
1ieie YllIeu IN 0oicn pom , bis Stiid res
guIlreu raid bic Sbitigtett Der 0eber MD
b.frei.u ben Yutisuteu Don oicien 2eioer.
@lre oosr ;ruet 8aopau'id]e Bileu tdgltb
aenommeu BON Seucr, ole blli0su Shmer.
gen urtermorteu iius uuO nit trdaer 2eberSI
itafeu huben, halt1H OaS Spfem IN regel
mdBi9sr 6uuftlon uuo iidleru cine ssiun0e
&ernlulIuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Nrbeit un0 eSnnmftrie.
Die GutldelOuua gegen Osbs.

XIX SHtluJeluH!t5 SeSCH SSoS.
Serrez Saute, SnO., %. Otai.
- YrGjiOent 9ebs uOn Der r9lmcrlcau
OtullwaysllniOn~ ipra@ lid 9eltern en-.
laBlidl Der GatitclOung Oe5 Sberbuns
Oesgeridts iiber iein H5elud, INN sur
8et0mpiuus ielner SerurtbeiIun9 peSeu
:UhBahtung bea 8uuoeS9eridto cincu
Subeus GOrpuszSciebl su bewilli9en,
6abin aus, oaB oa5 @ertdlt ie!ner Gntz
idelcuug nud nidt in @erin9itcn ben
San ielbit srwo9en babe. Die Gntideis
ouns nebme Elm iiir alls Otal Oem 9lrz
Der Oue 8sdt. iiA 9cgen 8cidranfun9
ieiuer Yriuilegten unO Sel6neIOcn lel>
mes SerO:enites auiiulebnsn. Gebs
wiro loiort nad Chicago abreiien uno
iid Sebuts 2lbbiBung OeS 9fsitc8 ieiner
SaIt5eit oem Oorti9su Sanbcsmarida(l
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sfrues @eribtsbams fir Baltimore.
Siireau Ger @erid,tsbaus. 6 pmmiiipn,
RdtbbduS.
G.prserunss=N Nuscbpte.

RdtbbanS.
Baltimore, 8. Diai S95.
Scrie9eIte 6presrunssz Nusebptc lUrroen snt=
9s9eH 9eEommeH in oleier STfice his Nfpntaa, ben
8. SrIt S95. Tno uHmitteIbGr HcCher 9eofnst tiir
Den Ban eincs ucuen S5erid)tsbduies iiIr Saltiz
more i'll ucbereinftiumung nit Zen 3cid)uunz
gen unS Spesiftfdilpucn, rpcld,c ppn Zen Iroi,is
tcftcu SSpatt une TpltiMa eutnprfen pureen,
uno poDon 9opleH an stputas, Zen 20 WfaI
1895, uno pd:er uor 3enienlgen, rprlde TOroez
ruhsssAnQebote eiHrelbsn poIleH, il benz SiIrcau
res 6ebGuec. Snipeftprs, Ratbbaus. il benz Sii.
reau Der ard,itcfrsu, Ge. 4, Sff=Serinstpu=
Strase, uno in ben ,5inImeru Ger "Saumeiitcr=
Sprie IN Baltimore ein0eiebcH meroen tonneR; noer
eine @ople Der 3eldlHnE9en uHo Sp:SfutioRen piro
aUI applltation no 0e9eH Suhlun9 pom iunSIa 1oIz
lars, luopon iuuiuFooreiBls Collars bei Der Yetourz
HtruH9 Der cunpletsH 9Oplen iuridaes:beu DeroeH.
S'eoe5 Goeb muB elEem be9taubiatsn 9hed be-
seltet fem iiir Summe Hitt mcn9sr ais Gin
Iroj:nt oes SstraaeS ptS Soroerun Sz2Ingebot$.
Sds Jfet bIelbt porbehateE, lr9eHo zines ooer aqe
AHsehce Su perluereH, ebeHIo lrseuo elRsH i bier
ooet cine SniormGlItdt in ir9eHo eiuem gugebot,
ioltc 2isi:s I'M &usreis Der Stabt fitr notbi9 eraz
tat perhcH stQe 2Egebote, fueItt nab Or ar9e9ehe
neH Set einasreltt meroen, ioleR uH9eofHct ;uridz
9eIti6t peroeE.
4. e. Satrpbc, DGoor,
Soriiter Der erIdt5bauszS omuiIiiou.
(0tGl;3, jSr, Si-SuHi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29

abIeben. 6rou Belle 6. gegs.
bic Satin Oe5 FOIi5ei.G Omminar5 SObn
6. Qegg, iturb scitsrn AbeuO 6 llbr III
ibrer No4ruu9, 9n. 1873, Bolton
itraBc, i'm Sitter uOu 4G Sabren. AuBcr
ibrem Gatten biutcrldBt iie 8 &inoer, 2
20tter uno 3 S0bne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Wiimdeucr nns 0olDbrdn
Samcper< nno Gon,uapfra6e.
=. ScIcpbpu gfr. I425. n2sD
Ecn-War 1t. GETTYSBURG.
SpsstaI Grfiriipu ant 8rdber=

Mm apnnerftas, Zen so. Nai t@rdber=
id,miicfunsssSas ipiro bic nSSrftern MarDlanr
Giienbdbn" SpcsialzGrturiionszS Siiqe nod @cns
W'ar uno 6icttpeburs abaeAeu IGiien Die Siige
tags rad 6'cttnsburs uro I'M llhr g NiiH. &orz
mltta9s nab 9cnsMar, uno balten an llHionz,
TcnnluloaHia=Au nIs= Tno tSultoHz Station an. SR
Een=DiGr rperoen @on1erte, SaHSzTeraniiqeu uno
Ser9=Eabrten itGttiinoeH. NttasCieR i'm Speiiei00
iu 9en=Diar SOC. Sie 3iunorelle iur eos Grturion
81. tSlr Die Hadiabrt psrlaiieu be Suae H;HzUiGr
nm 6 llbr uiin. abeHos mo @ettpsbur9 I'M llbr
% DIN. elteuos. G2o-7D
SprS,r,,uoa- -Nuorn,te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Sseoeutcuoer Groruti6,.

8ern, %. Ntai. - Sin 3craltiscr
6elsitur3 pom ihwurSen NOnd III Oa5
2auerbrunreu- bal srei9uete iidl se>
itern. Der game 6Orllbcltano am
6uBe beS ger9es luarb 5srltOrt, bod
sliidlidcr @etle 9iiemano pcrlest Ooer
nct0utct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29

artig III Wutb, OuB tt ieinen 6epoluer
400 uub nit einem SduB Gearns tOSt
al Booen lheftc. Der OtOrcer murOe
nerhaitst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
1ttso C1efcS.

Aihamap, R..&.,
Den 7. Stt 1894.
Zr. TaSwan 81 Co., 9iews9ort:
sd hcbe oft bet ldlwerer SeritOpiuuq groBe
GrleldteruuR perlpiirt ourh ben @ebrau6
3brsr beriihmteu %Illen. 9lttun8Suoa
s. 8. Suoluug, @uaugcllf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
0rOBbritannlcn.
As,s1.,,,Nn%

@ O-utb amp:On. p. OtoI. -
0cr bouanOtiGe 9ampfer nSalat"
ltranoete maize ScmbriOge, 55le OF
Eiqbt. Die Buiiagierc wurOen mad
bier aebraht. Giue 2lbtbciluug nad
Satauia beltimmter bollanOIldcr Irups
pen beiiuOct it'd nod an SOro.
Ser tdrtitc Stablfrers r oer 0Sclt.
@Ias 10, 27. Niat. 0a5 nsue
britiide &riegsiblii Ierrlble" lit bente
aui Dem GlDoe pom Stapel gclauIen.
Der yIcrribls" lit Elm tupieruGrtteloeter
Stabltreu3cr eriter alane pOn 10000
GOnnen 9tuumperOransuu9; er bat 0fuz
lhineu uou $4,000 inoi;rter >Fieroez
fruIt, bic i'm nit elmer Shueuigfelt bon
% ¬en ourh Die 6tutb treIbcu perz
Sen. Der &rcujcr 1T 513 6nB lang
uno miro nit 5pel 22@G GonnenzSeldlHeen
unO IS S6ncllfeuergelflileen armlrt
mer6en. Gr ioll 0as ltarfTte 6abrjeug
lelucr glrt in Ser Nslt ielu.
Ccitreif) sllngarr.
Gin s8cdiei im matiiGcn
Sienft.
8ien, 27. Wtai. - Die bisli9sn
;3eitun9en mel0cu, OuB Der Oltrcidridt
@clanOte in @Onltaut;nOpel, SarOn
pon @ulice beabiiatist, Su rcii9nren
uno oaB GraT Suliu5 9lnoreliD 3u leis
neM 9tGbiOlger au5erieben lit.
GcTcl=GrpInfton.
2ii1ab II, p. Wtai. Der GampIz
feTel zines in bicii8eu |0uien Gienltc
tauenOen 0ampier5 crpIOOirte beute.
Sebs Ysrioucn wurocn gstObtet uno
spei BeriOnsn wcroen psrmlBt.
Gnm Selbc Der NrDcit.
Calumet, Oiid., q. Vtai.-Sic
20bne Ser 2lrbcttcr in Ocn Calumet uuo
0ecla Wtinen iinO uieOer auf Ben
Stanbpunft, Sen lie i'm Sabre 1898
einsenommeu, erb0bt mor6cu.
Sad ionuille, Ula., p. Wtai.-
6infbun0ert Gllcnbnbn @ououfteure
unO oeren 2n9ebOri9s, trafcn hcute bon
Sapannab, @a., bier Elm unO wurben
BON Dem Mtagor miIlfOmmen scbeiBen.
gle beiidti9tcn OIc Staot unO itattetcn
and ct. 9luaultin enen geIut 40.
gon bier iubren bic Bciuder mittcIit
Spe;tal;u9 nudl 9enlpa iucittr.
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spQtcltc sbiHsna6ri6ten.

Yep 9orf, 27. Didi. - Augetomz
men iino bic 3Qmpier ,,Gms" uOu By,msH
mo ,,Gmtero0m" pen Rotteream.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Snm 1Sclbc Der NrDcit.
SranDc.

Senep, Aliid., p. Niai. - &aIOs
brGnoe ri6tsn im 0itlidlen Z bell pOn
2uccz, iowic im nCrO.iden Sbell pon
S6OolcraitzGOuutp urge $crbcerun9 n
ali. Der 9eiammts 0oliuorrutb o:r
YsrrDz2umbers& &Omp." iiel ben Slam
men gum SpTer.
0lenuills, Otiun., 27. 0tai. -
DaS blei 1Rcileu n0eOlln pon bier be-
lesene @o5nbau5 uOn %. Sas branntc
beute frib nleoer &ab, weldcr frant
mi Bette lag, fam in ben 6lammen
nm. wdbrcnO icinc 6rau leben5gcidbrz
lihe Sranomun0eu 0apontru9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Nellmen Sic

cine cute 2sber.Meoi;iu Elm, unb slpar
oeShalb, meiI 81. geber Oas 9lut poll
iGnotg rsgullrt. Sobulo ole 2ebertad'
tigfelt irdge III, pirO pas &0rperipiem
ueritopit, oaS &lut uurelu uub Der gau;e
S0rper muB Oarunter lelOeu. Seoe gte.
bitu, ole sur 9felnlsuua oeS Slule5
.mpfoblen iulro, iou angenommener
DiaBeu aui Die 2.b,r eiumlrteu. Se.
iorgeu Sie itt oaber iOtort ben
,.Go.,io ofIer Seter. eofst,tstt. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
@rrmiiate tcIearapbiidlc 2epeibcn

- In ct. 5oicpb, DO, iit Der Gbei
Oc8 8rieiudgsr>0 bes oOrs
tiaen GoitamteS, Samucl 6. So!liOuD,
auT bic 2tuiduioi9uug bin uerbaIist
mOroen, ;eit lan9crer 3cit Die SunOefz
pot beraubt 81 BADEN, nm, ME er enz
geltano, Die Niini9e iclner ertrauaganz
ten 6rau beirieOI9en III t0nncn.
- 2luf ie:ncm yan0iie in Sing
Sing, 9t.=2}, lit Der bcfannte .3citungsz
9feoQttcur unO 6rcuno 0Orace GlreclcDe,
General James =. SwaIn, gcltorbeu.
- GrrGon3reBs s2lbgcOrbneter q. 9Gz
6cluitt, elmer Der prOmlrerteitcn Gcdt5.
anwd te 2llat0ma'a, ut am Dtontag in
Birmingham, 9lla., gcltorben,
- DIT Grtralieung De. StaatSlegi8s
latur Don DiliiOurl ocrta9te iid an
SanltaQ, uab Innabme zines neueu
@apgtieBe5.
Samuel .. Garoner pon Salem,
g., ihuitt lit Dor etua spet WotJeu
bel elmer 0GbnsraugcnsSperatiOn III bic
;3ebe. 23sni9e Gage naAber mad)tcn
lia 2ln5ci9'n elmer Slutucr9Iitun9 be-
mcrtbar uno muBte an Samliag Dem
Ntanne ba5 geln untsrbalb pcs Stunt
pies amputirt weroen.
- Gin Courier aus Stcamboatz
GpringS, Sol, bruhie nud 24aIc0it,
Sol, Die &unoe uon cInem blutig:n .3u@
iammenltOB ;mliden &uljun9sn unO
S6aafgIrtcu, bct lueldlen cine 4njabl
Der IBsllnsBnIer Idwer pcrluuEoet, abcr
ytiemanO 9et0Otet wuroc. Mettert9fube'
lt0run9en Der0en ermartet.
m7E~ Grtuypoueu no9 Yen-Oiar uHo
0ettpsburg oeraIltaltet OIL @rd b =
idmiiduuQ8tage, Qonueritug. oen 80.
WiaI, Die :, g&eileru.M MarpIano -Greubabr. "
9er Sug uad) @ettp burg iabrt nm lbr
80 Din, uEo Der 3ug radl $ensDtar nm
9 uhr Is Dim. S0rulttagS uon Der Slueuz
SiatloH ab uuO merbeu al llnlouz, EeuHs
ipIpania.Iueuue IND NultoHs Stauon ais
balteu. Su Yeu-0iar meroeu ben GrtUr'
itoullten @onsert, Sauimuitf MD SeraTabr=
ten geboten merosu. 9a5 OItttaqeneu I'M
Speiieaal ;u YcuzWar toitet tlr Die Yers
ion 80 Gents. Die JiUdiabrt pom 4eus
Otar finbet nm llhr Dim. AbeuOs, uuo
pon @elpsbure nm llbr 25 Din. Nhen0s
iiatt. 2as &iust fiir leOe Der bctoeH Grs
furiiouen fofet 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Die bftte ctribiabrs> meoijis

NugenblidIidl tit ell Seoer oarauf be-
bnft, etpaS fir Die 9tsimguNg ieiues
9'lu,es su tbun, ober Dis man Su iageT
p1cgt, etue 6rubJahrss sWeOlsiu 5u se'
braudl.u. uuo 0le5 lit oolfommen
rldItis aebnuOelt, leoo1 muB man bic
sesisu.te 0ieotsu eiunehm:u. Sails
Sre SIREN Arit couiuItIreu. 10 miro
Ghner Nsrif1he irnsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Ser Seutidje GorreiponSent,
2delit, tu6tcntIib urb SoHHtass,
:. Taiue, Griaeuthiiiucr uto Reoatteur

y. Eaiue, Tiaeutbnmer uuo 1eoate"e
(siutioIs,r por s. &nIn.)'
edbpensSd. SatimoresStrast uno YoitsStftossApe.
8rsis bes tdeLid,eu 23Iattes, bnrd Srdser oslof
121a Cts; taeIidle uuo Sonnta as; Muegabt 40
Sr9aer--S ooIid, rthit pu,tfa z9iu eabe inter
gorO.sorausb,sablnrs $50 pro Sabr. tlI tiirs.r.
Seit I'M g,rbatn6; iiiT hi. tpodlentllhe MnSgGbe %
Nit 2cnutasebiatt, portolrsl NH G9sns i' SInue,
bts, 81 mad europa. Somnta ss'AuAsabe 81
pro Sa6r.-Das bette uuo biuisite oenfid,e SIaff
In cen Diitt.Is unb SIo1aaten.
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Simmons
StNer
Heanlatcr.

9erieIbe perridtet ieir. Grbeit ;ur
3uireoeubsii uuO erhiidt bas Qeiummt.
SoyperIpitem. Gr # ubeHer ais Yl1en"
uno fam ioiuObl in fliiiilser 6orm luie
oils Euluer beSoQen meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-29
Sraturicu Gcicai6ait.

| Sabr,s &eriammluH0 mo @cnmtsupa2l.
Griogreldsr AbihluB Der SStnter-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18

nry deficit continues to grow at an
alarming rate nd me of the predic-
tions of Secretary Carlisle of increased
revenues have turned out to be true,
and there Is nothing in sight to indicate
any improyeme IT in the receipts. In
addition to the failure of Secretary Car
isles estimates to materializa comes the
loss of revenue expected from the income
tax. The exemptions made 10y the first
decision of the supreme court cut the
amount of estimated receipls from that
source in half, and it is regarded as ex-
tremely probable that the decision of
the full bench will wipe them entirely
out, by declaring the law to be uncon
stitutional Ia that case Mr.. Cleveland
will find it difficult to avoid an extra
session, no matter how much he may
fear one.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18

at the east, a better demand for wire
and It's products, and for plates and
sheet $, are t e encouraging features this
week. Consumption does not yet equal
capacity Of works or output of pig, but
improves Late IN the week important
strikes in iron works about Pittsburg
threaten serious disturbance. Another
beayy decrease of l1,G67 tons IN put
Of coke makes the skriokage nearly 20
,er cent. in two weeks, and furnace is
offered at SI10. Anthracite coal agents
agreed to mine only three days of the
week in MAY, but pTces are unchanged
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18
NeZ Perez RumOrs.
fear one.

LEWISTON, Idaho, May 13.-There is
another sensation III connection with the
opening of the Nez Perce reservation.
Like SO many others, it will last but a
day, and then there is no cause for
alarm. The mad Indians, headed by
that rascal, George Moses, to the num-
Der of 16O threaten force to prevent the
distribution of the checks in payment
for the residue land Moses is a shrewd
Indian, and a leader. Those who know
him best know him to be untruthful.
1t is not believed here that he has the
following he claims, nor the courage to
make a forcible resistance to the action
of government officials However, it IS
reported that Special Agent Lane will
not dis ribute the checks at the agency,
but will require the Indians to meet
HIM at a temporary office in this city.
Another bluff whioh this loud mouthed
dissenter makes is that he has arranged
for his kinfolks of Moses band of Col
umbi4 river Indians to come here IN
body and demand allotments on this
reservation. This retreat is regarded as
being inconsistent with his other b )asts
of ability and intention to defeat the
opening of The reservation to settlement
This report has been started, and will,
no doubt be exaggeraie ed by irrespon-
sible news gatherers. It's L ought best
to send from here the rumors, aid at the
same time state that the peopl5 who are
upon the ground and know the facts,
know that there IS no ground sor uneasi-
ness.
1t is also reported that Geo~Ge Stew
art, The Indian who was appointed gov
eminent surveyor, has been ordered to
desist from the performance Il his official
duties, or he will be killed. James Reu-
ben and some other prominent rromot-
ers of the treaty have oceiyed threats
which make them uneasy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18

Ir the fruit growers of this district
should co operate in the construction Of
a fruit cannery it would be mint for
them. Every year In the midst of the
fruit season enough fruit goes to waste
to mean a good deal TO the grower If he
had cannery handy. A fruit cannery
would prove just as valuable an instltu-
ton as beet sugar factory, and the raw
material Is here to operate with just as
soon as an institution could be put III
running shape.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18

The wheels in the head Of tie Coifax
Gazatte. mar OF little out or order last
week, the :esult appearing IN a little
two-Iiner on the editorial page. You
are about two blocks off. dear brother.
Do YOU prefer to give us satisfaction
with pistols or fishing poles?-bIood
must flow after disgracing the HERALD
bv connecting the name of the fallen
idol With it.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18
The Business Situation.

Business, fays Dun's Review, begins
Nav in better condition than at any
other time since the break. down in May,
1898. Smaller in volume than then, 1t
is not now shrinking, but enlarglng,
The chief obstacle to more complete
recovery is the anxiety of many to pl1ck
fruit before it is ripe. Holders of some
staples haye lifted lem SO far as to pre-
vent their marketing; consumption OF
materials in some branches is checked by
advances which cannot be realized for
finished products; workers in some In
dustries are demanding wages that can
not be pad out of any business in sight
In suite of labor troubles and speculative
exceeses, the outlook brightens; money
markets continue healthy, and with
heavy sales of railway bonds abroad, IL Q
deficiency in public revenue, SS,742,840
in April, causes no apprehension.
Demands for full res Grafton of wages
to the level of 1892 have closed many
wooden mills, aud threaten to close 9th
era Similar demands are made in cot
ton mills Of Massachusetts,. The strike
which closed iron furnaces at New Castle,
Pa has lust ended without success, but
other strikes have stopped numerous
works about Pittsburg. Pocahontas
coke workers are on strike, and one is
threatened by Alabama coal miners Elk
aggerated accounts of recovery in bus
mess, Sc often published and sometimes
prompted by manufacturers themselves,
make it not entirely strange ii operatives
fail TO see that the business done in the
great industries is without profit, and
much of the working force is still I'M.
employed.
The speculative fever grows more
fie ce,t as is natural when business starts
up with prices at extremely low points,
but by lifting wheat cents to SO cents
Atlantic exports have been checked and,
-four included, have been only ,676, 1877
bushels against 3,0l5,4S5 last year The
close was at 6S1 cents. Western receipts
are now larger than year ago, and ex-
cept in parts of some states, the prom
ise for the next WELD Is excellent. Enor-
mons transactions in cotton have been
followed by decline from Z to 6.Sl
cents, though peace IN China was rep
resented as insuring greatly increased
demand. Already 100000 bales have
come into sight this year, and CONNER
cial stocks here and abroad, 3.S63,2SG
American a week ago, with unprecedent-
cd stocks held unconsumed by spinners,
60 far exceed the 100000 bales re-
quired by the world for the remaining
four months, that no famine will be
feared with the next crop smaller by a
quarter.
The strike at New Castle, now over,
sti1feued Bessemer pig so that 5000
was quoted AT Pittsburg, and the clos
ing Of a Wheeling mill stitfened billets,
while southern makers have nominally
advanced their price, though sales have
been made here under $40 for Ne. ,
Additional contracts for structural works
here aud at Chicago, sales OF I 1000 rails
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18

The worst feature of the Warner
Siblev tour in the interest of silver Is
that 1t appears to be more IN the inter
est of Sibley, who is being doomed for
president.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-18
The Herald,
W lfo50 1llfr. fO1oa AND pOSussf'

rsb shed ever, SATURDAY. morning. at InI-
am, Whitman county, Washington
A. Advertisements VIII he continued and
charged for until ordered out.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-04

HUSBAND POISONED
John Stewart Of Heron the Al
legged Victim Of His Wife.
A MO1HER-IN-LAW WAS IN IT
oosoner'~ Inqnsst -ltsc-issssrr-oat tbs saet
that st'ych"ioe ws~ administered
TO the Victim.
A M0THER-IN-LAW WAS IN IT

Mssoula, Mont, March 26.-Coroner
Grain returned today from Heron, 141
miles west of this city, where he has
been holding an inquest on the body of
John Stewart, who died of poisoning
Sunday. From evidence produced at
the inquest the circumstances appear
TO be extremely sensa tional and point to
the murder of the man by his wife and
mother-in-law and father-in-law. Stew
art is thought to have died from the
effects of dose of strychnine. The
evidence was to the effect that his wife
had received bottle of that powerful
drug from Hope. Idaho, by express.
Other evidence produced tended to show
that the drug was administered by Mrs.
Anna Clark. his mother-in-law. The
dead man is supposed to have consid-
cradle money and property, which fur
nished motive for the crime.
The coroner's verdict was to the effect
that John Stewart came to his death by
strychnine, administered by Mrs. Anna
Clark, with the knowledge of Mary
Stewart, his wife, and Ed Clark, his
father-in-law. These parties have been
arrested and will have a preliminary
hearing tomorrow before justice of the
peace. County Attorney Dixon and the
coroner viii proceed to Heron tomorrow
TO be present at the trial.