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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
QOQ1= eiatidta"es" saa tats'''ss'
in srofer auspabI bel
u. 6. Mglanosr g. SruSer,
Rr. 40, Npro.sfbertp.Str.
(Wdrsl,1S)
S9ifsfartcH
nada uuo pom Guropa nber Sremen ostr Sam.
burg t,icrgt bi.
Erpeoition oeS - SsutidIeH SorreSp ppnoenten,
S..W.sGd, SaltirlOrssStr. uub YOitsSifte.sgpe.
Mus nrr Sunnrshanntffant.
Sutel Sam's Giunahmeu.

9Sa ibinstOn, 3. g., Ia. Otai.
Die beutigen 8uube8. Glunabmen be-
trussn $316,95O on 8lnnenlteucrn,
$579,536 on 3Ousebilbren uno $21 $40
Gus onber.n Su.llen.
S45,OOO.O0O oas Sciisit. &sr
Die @iunabmcu in Dem beute ab9es
laufenen Monat baben ben @rlpartuns
gen Der S6aeamtsbeauten nidt entz
iprohen. 3telelben beiieien fih auf
$24,247,836, wdbreno Sic glusgaben
s32,952, $50 bctrusen, iobaB Gin Defisit
fir ben Wonat pou $S,704 ,854 uno
fir bu8 bis lest abs,laufsne 6i8taliubr
BON $45, ,247 900 perbleibt.
Die Observation-Disclosures iino 0,z
gen 9lprll 1894 UNI iber 500, 900 uno,
mas Die 3ehn Otouate bes luufenocn
6isfaIlabres anbetriIit, se9en benielbsn
3eltraum oes GorlabreS I'M tirfa S2,s
100000 suriid9cblisben.
2lm SdluB be5 6istaliatres Il.
SulD pirO iid bic Situation wenig ss
anbert buben, iOOaB uuf Elm 0elisit pou
eirfa $45, 100000 su reduen 1T, tros
Der Ginnabmen aus Der Gintommsnz
iteusr.
Icrmiid)tes.
Der BrdTbent bat Charles 0lossr
unb @ril Garner, sUei Srau3oieu, bic
pom 4OIi3eisecidlt be8 Gtit:ittS @olumz
bia wssen An9riffs auf einen Gbinslen
3u le 364 Sagen @eIdusniB perurtbeilt
luorbsn uarsu, unttr Der Sebiugung be-
snabist, OaB Il. ioiort bas SanO perlaI=
len unO aa9 Srantreitl surIffshren.
Der &an3ler Der frau5oiiihen Sotibait
bate iid iiir Die luussn 2eute, Die aus
gutter 6anlllie linb unb in ser frau;6liz
lden Qrnee be3w. gtarinc 9eoient bas
ben. oerwenOet.
Sn Yerbtnoung NIT BEN iingiten Ter
1onalper1nOerun9en in Den Sentralltel<
len bat Setrct6r yamont folgenos Ser>
iesun9en anseorbnet @cneralmaiOr
6uQsr BON @bi1asO in ba8 G:ie38bez
partement; @eneralmuior Merrit uon
CT. Eaul na6 @ticasO; ; Srigubes@.'
neral Sroofe BON Smaba mad ct.
8aul Srigubeeeuerul @Oppinser nad
Smaba 8ri9aoe9cnerul gSbeuton BON
Gan 2tntOnio, Ser., uad &enuer ais
9tadiOlger oeS in oen 9tubeltano aetres
tenen Generals Wc9oof un0 Srisaoes
Genera! SlB naa Gan 9lntOuiO,
Sera5.
0u8 Staatsz0epartement bat bns
@)eneraIfOniulat in Sauauna unsewiez
len, bcn @cneruIs@apitan um Die Sers
baItuns BON swei iuugen 2euten gu srz
iudcn, Die ibren Gltern in Sir9inien
iorllieicn anb uuf bem @aro Sinsslam.
pier yYumuri" nab Sapauna burdz
branntcu. Die 6lidtliuge iiuD Der / o.
iabri9e GOrOon SbOma5 pon 2llcrans
bria, Sa., unO Der gIeidaltrise 2raucrs
Sarmon BON Staunton, Ya.
StaatSzSetretdr @reibam erfrantte
beute plOelid. 6ruu @reibam. nel6e
iid in 9telp>Yort befano, waro bena9z
rtdtist uno relite iofOrt naa bier ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Der Wetta9.

Berlin, 1. Dlai. - u9Ornarts, n
bic iO;ialiltiide 3.ituns, melbet, baB
Den perldllrbenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen Der SOrl9las 9.naat wOrben iei,
am 1. Otal slueu udtltInoiseu Nrbeits,
tas, 9lbihaffuns Der Siuberurbeit uno
geauiii9tlsun9 Der 6rausnarbeit su per.
langen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Rcpublifaner noer Srmnfrat.
Der Sampf nm bas @ouuernsursaml pon
Senrfiies

0enfe0ee.
g1aibpiIls, Seun., 1. 0tai.-Oie
beiOen Dauier Der 2egi8lutur tratcn
beute Su eiuem ge!aciniamen GOnUsnt
suiammen, nm iih iiber Den gSahlccn'
teit fir oa5 gouuernsurSamt 5piiden
Yetsr Eurnep (DenI. J, benz leeigcn 5us
buber oes 9lmtes, uuO 9ru. Clan Grams
(6ep.) itliiii9 gu maheH.
G'ne 9telOtutIOH luurOe ar9enommen,
elm Gomite III crncnnen, wel9ss cine
@ei6ditsOrOnuns fir ben @onpent in
SOrihla9 brin9en iua. DER Seridt Oes
untcriubung8. s omitc'S Der 2e9islatur,
Der iih 5u 9uniten Der @abl SurusD's
ausiprtd)t. wuroc Oann oerleitn. Der
iclbe 1T bon ben iiebtn OcuIotrntiiten
Mfitqlieoern oc8 Gomtte'5 unter,cihnet,
Der Dtuoritatsterdt BON ben IiInI re-
oublitaniidcn WhtQlieocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
0roBbritannicn.
Gin amsrifa,,iidIer Talidjmiiu5er
ahGefckf.

2onoou, 1. Otai.- Gin Imerita=
nsr, 9iamenS IRsnbel 9Owaro, 46
Sabre alt, Gin ausge5eidncter Sinauilt
uno willenidaitlldsr 6Orider, ser cur
3elt in 9tr. 56, GbeitruBe, GatOnz
Square, iein. 9DObuuns bat, ,uurSe
beute mi 9GeitminilersF FOIi5ei9eridlt unz
ter Der AnIlage. i'll 9lsiis poo 5ublreis
den Blutten uno benz notbtgen Niatez
rial sur Serteuung pUn IuIidsu Yuten
Der >gant BON 6ranfre.d, iOuie DON
peridieoeneu Giieubebua.tieu uno ames
rltanii9eu YOitmarfen gu fern, gam
8srbOr pOrsefibrt. Der YerBaftete
wurbe gum YroSeB fcitscbaltin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Scr Wiaitaa.

2onSor, l. 0tai.-9ie io;ialiitiz
ide 0taita9z0eulOnitrutiOn in bteiiger
Gtabt mar Elm 6ebIidla9. ur9eiaBr
plerbunoert 0tuun, mslitentbell8 iunge
yeute, mari9irteu nit rOtben Sabueu
unO 9tblin9ea iOjluIjltlder yieOer BON
@ierfenwau nad BEN rSpbe Yart, /"
wOislbit 0r. GmelIm9 unO Oeiisu Sat
tin, Die Sobter 0sS SOiiulllteu &art
Ofarr. 9ftbeu bielteu. Sm @an3sn mis-
gen wObl 1000 Wtsnlden psrlammelt
Qemeien lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Ans Dem iutIncn 93cifem.
@ine blullQe HaMillen Nehnt.

berne, Senn., 1. Otai. -
3miiden ben 6amIllen 6ulgbum un6
Somnseno babier fam beutc cine alte
6eboe gum Iustras. bic bier Msnidens
leben iorberte. 2sstsu 6rcitas attafirte
Murrap 6uIsbam Deu 2luerp Sownss
enb nit .iuem slrtitiel, wOrauf ibn oie>
Ter pertlaste. Ssutt wHrOe Sui9bam
CUR ge;abiuna BON $50 SnaIe perurz
tbeilt. 0as flbrte 5u bOien Au5einan>
berlesunsen uuo elnem Yiftolentampfe
;wii1en beloen Barteien, bis 81. Us.
5opnSsno, iein SObn SsauresarS, ios
iuie abe uno 5Obn Sulsbam toOt auf
bem Ylabe blleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Wermii6tcs.

Sun6ou, 1. @ial. - Bn. Sauns
bsrs. BurlumentszOtitslicO fiir Wuls
ID orb, lit heute. irib bier seitOrben.
Gr mar Der BraiiOsut Der r@sntrulz
9tews.2lsencp."
Die infOlse Oes 5Obs8 beS Iibcralcn
BarIumsntsnit9licbe5 s. 6. Sane i'm
0tliden 3belle BON 9.eoS noting qes
porDene Griaewabl fir bas unterbauS
bat bcute itattseiunb.n. @spablt moro
Der frub.rs Sarsermeiiter BON 2eebs,
2eutp, Elm Sibsraler, ,u.ldsr3999Stimz
men erblelt. Sir bsn conIcrpatipen Sc
sencanOioatsn s. .. YOwer BON Otarz
lOw, SudlnahamibJrs, wurOeu 1868
Stlmmsn abse9eb.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
&uBlanb.
Gin StaStd,en fait ser5f0rt

9Sar d. an, L. Mai. - Cine De-
peide ans SltrOg meloet, baB bic 9alfle
oc6 Stdbtdens Oubno i'll @Ouuernez
ment YOIfgnien Our3 6euer ciugsalfert
purDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Stallelt.
Ter Waitaa.

81 NJ, 1. 0tai. - Bis beute 9lbeno
scssn 6 llhr berridte bler psrbaltniB.
maBis 9iube. ollie Saoen iinO often
uuO idmmtlidls 6abriten i'm Setriebs;
nur Die Seiturgen feierten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
3irbt ben SuD Der @ntsbruns Dnr,
@m YOlisift .rihjeBt I'D, ais er eiuer Ser.
brsheuSs beidluloigt mayb.

GbtcusO, 9as., 1. Oui.-Marp
@bliel8ti, cine Bolin, sueltbe beUubtlOS
ouf Der StruBe gefuuO:u unb ra@ benz
StutiOn8bauie an Der S0alitsab=SruBe
gebraAt wurOe, beidulolgte, ais ii: snts
laTsn merOen iOllte, ben SdlieBcr DEM
MS Guilaf, iie in perbre9eriitcr Seiie
un9egrihen Su buben. GuinIGn ers
fldrte ec lei uniaul0lg, uno alS er auf
grunO Der wieOerbo 9lnihuIOisurs
ser 6rau pom Oieulte iuipenowt wuroe,
be9ub er iih uui ieiu 3lmmer RnO idOB
lib cine Fu9el burd Oen SOpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
SGmcnsu rnO Inrmeg:n.
Ser Strett s,piSdIcm bctoen Tatipnea
Noffcrf an

Stodbolm, 1. 0tai.-Sas Sber.
baus bes Jti9soas bat beute beIdlOnen,
ben Misunderstanding sluilhsu SaweOen
uno 9torwegen iu fiinOissu. 0as
llntcrbau8 beIirwOrtet cine Ofobiitfaz
ton beS gertrQa5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Gubn.
VNDn.
Giirt ne &nhitI1I q n1 INIT isi,1.r, Q.hsn

gIBt be Sapitulation init i.inem 9eben.
Saoan l. Ofai. - lieutenant
Sullsntiue Saue9u GOnjulss uon Der
resulGreu Nrmse uaro beute fiililirt.
Gr bate als @Ommanoant bsS Sorts su
9famOn De Ga Yasanas i'm Diitritt
9uatanano. iueldss uon ben Snlurz
eeuten beia9srt murOe, fapitullrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Weruttfhfef.

8is usrlautst, bab,n Die OlitsIieber
Der 9teidspartsi I'M oeutiden Heihstas
bsidlOiien, uereint seseu Die Antisum>
itur;zStQ III lflmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
IMrfcI.
Gin eanser StaottBcil in sSIammen
dttfQcQQftuclt

&onitantiuOpel, /. WIai.-Sm
YiamatiasSuartier Dcr Staot wiitbete
selleru Elm 6euer, luCld)es unermeB!l3en
Sdaoen anrihtste. 178 MObnbauier
uno 5 9cfddftSlOfaiitaten wurOen BON
ben Slammcn nlebergelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
YaKe!
GGfe!

aur Reie i'm GusIano. beIorst iHa,rhaIb ID gtpnb,a
lu bebeuterb bcrabgeitsteM Yreic
@ouars Raine,
Glemsfisg6s gaItlnsresS Strest uue BsfsSifieesgre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Aus nH(frrr grfrigtn 2. Morgrrz
Ausaabc.
Grau5 BON Sefreeaer rpaenoct oaS
20 1chltfeidEr.


lambs bellebtelter @enremaier, elm Wtsiz
tier Der ewia bcitersu &unlt, feisrte bsute
in Star 2ltben ieinen &c. Geburt5tag.
6ruu5 uOn Oeiresscr, Der Saopier ees
rSalOntgrOlers," oes r6ei.rabsnOs aui
Der 2llm," oes a0befaunteu Eradtblatz
te8 gpor benz Sang" uno 5ablreider an>
ocrer, cbenio betannter SuuItrerfe oe5
hsitsren @enres, bat beute Dor 60 Sab
rem 3u S.runa6 ill Yultertbal, SDrol,
aI8 Der Sobu zines Sauern oas ytft
Der g1elt erblldt. Su GDrol itunO ieiue
@legc, aber isius tiinltleriide, ieine
mirtllde Selnatb lit oa5 funlfrObe
WtInhen.
Gtm aanses Sprf III 9lidIc.
8re8lau, 30. 9lpril. - Sin perz
beerenoes 6euer bat fait oas 9un3e DOrf
Sr3eiiufe III Aide geIe9t. 65 0duier
iiuO ne0rgebraunt uub so 8amilleu
Ob0ablO5 seporren. 9rei Yeriouen
iiuo in BEN Tlammen umsefOmmeu, uuO
piele perben uermiBt. (@5 gisbt i'm 9tez
gierun9sbeiirt 8re5lau, &rci5 gtamSz
lau, Elm OorT Srjelinte nit etpaS iibsr
100 GlnluObnern, Elm Gjut glcthen 9taz
mems i'm Srelle &reu5burg i'll Sbsriflc.
fen, Johann ciu DOrf gr;c;iuta lm
&rcile GOits@leiwib, 9eg. .>Sej. .Sppeln,
uno mebrere Srti4uftcu nit dbni9
tliugcubeu 9tOmsn in Sberidlelicu, 30:
len uno 0al!3icn. u. D. ii.
2SermiidIfes.
Berlin, 30. April.-0ie Wndridz
ridten ans 4SleSbaocn I6er oa8 8eIins
ten oes syeligu &eria0ers Der uabnen,
@uftap 6reitag, ldu.eu reat bcOeutlih.
Der &raute 1T felt 9sitern beiuubtloS
uuO Die 2ler3te beiiirdteu, baB sS nit
ibm ;u @u6e 9cbt.
Der 8a0iihe 2auowirtbjhaftsratb
hat ii9 9escu Sen GetraiOemonOpOlunz
traq 6e3 @)raien D. Eanie, wel6er be-
tanntlih elmer @OmmiiliOn oeS Heia8z
tags sur SOrpraiun9 unteylis9t, auSges
lproden.
Die .3wiitisfejten in SdOB Der &o>
lOnlal9s slellldaIt baueru an. 9tadoem
Ser Yorliseube Yrin3 9lrenbcr9 Die 2Sie>
6ermabl, iuenu audi erlt nad> ldnssrem
Strauben, aa9erommeH bot, 9a0en NUM-
mebr 5nei anbere Dfit9lIcOer oeS Sorz
ltanOe8 reiisuilt.
Sn Steltm ilt Ser General a. .. BON
Strane 9eitorben.
Nermiid1tcs.
&onoon, 30. 9lprit. - Die Ser
beiratbung Ser GrGiin pOn OtnrlbOruusb
nit 2oro Wiliam 8eresIorO ianS bcut.
Nadmittag in Der ct. @eurgessairde
am SanOuerzSquare itatt.
Srrmifbte telesrnpBii9e Sepei6cn.
= QuS Giferiu4t eri9OB in SOuperz
bile, 5nb., 9amcS Douus ieine juu9s
6rau uno uabul iiA banu ielbit bas
Gebcn.
- Der nit $4,000 guidcl Utais
befraatcte 0umpier ~. everett" bon
GbicusO nud Buffalo, 9t.sD.. beltimmt,
iauf in Der 9t6bc non SauO Bead,
Otid. Die Wfannidaf- wurOs iammt
unN i0nNprS nprrttpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02

Utau irase fir 2euti4e 2aunorp- Selie.
Se IN oie bel.! SsIpalre be umlhldse
anf- (Apr13r 1Nti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Ser 0emtIae Correspondent,
EdeIih, fu5dentIidl unb SoHntase,

GdpIidl, n6denflid nnb SoHntd9s,
q. Raine, Gisentbhmer nno 6eoattsar
(giathfoIs,r pom s. Raint),
eiiom.n-gde Saltimorssetrnss unS SofsSifce'Sr..
8rtss bestdeIidjc en- gIatteS, burt 1rdser beiorst,
12h 9ts.; tGeIid,c unb IpuutaassWueeabc 15
9ents pro @ode, sohbar bic edS Slat btiorsenoeu
2rd9er.-Saaiidl nehn Spnnta 90 Wits 9abe rrtsr
ertosgorouebtta6uHa $3.50 pro Sahr, tur tir3ere
nit Sonntaesblaft poroirsi. NIT absus tiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sobr, nan irseno einem Srts hes Snians
bes, 81 mad europa. SrnntagssNuegabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette uro btutgfte oeutid1e BIatt
In nrn WlitttIa unb Slpffoltsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
SNl q D 10 O Us
~ YtQe1t,
ftets 3uoerldiit9
rein pe9etabilii9.

rein De9etabtlil4.
Bouiomm.u stbmadlos, elegant ubepoatn. pur'
etr,n r.gHliren puriSreu, reIHI9eH uno traItiseu,
Rahpao5 BIIen fur 5tiluns aler StihDtToeu oes
a{aacHs, Der SlHgeDebe Der PleTen, Der SIGt, HerH
poier ProHietlttH, itmluollbeH 9tuql5s BeIItgoS
uHperbaulititl:, 5GuorrboIotR.
Gppfrpcb, 6raurnIeteen, Sltoftat, 5neh
seftiou. 9pSpepGs, 9erftOpfuns uns ale
SrresuIaritdtsn Der srber.
g,obad1t.t bic iostHo.u, aus SraE'5.t,H Der gers
bduuuossSrldHe beTIubrenotH Spnlptome: GtIf.o1t'
uua, inuere SdmoIIbolben. SutaHoraHs EGh BEN
Ropf S1uTe I'm Dldgen, ue5elteIt. SoebrcnHtH, isis
: b.rulcn gegeH SptIie, oas Setu1l Der Sdnere lm
gsaacn, iauTts GuiitoB.H, SeTebsihptroeH, oa5 gts
fubl ber Setemnun9 ootI ees SrtIftHs IN IIeeeEoer
Eotipu, s,itorte Stb,raft. Suntt. ober tin S1cter
Dor ben Nusen. Gttber uHo StmtrBtn I'M 2opT,
Wanss an Beriptrafiou. geIbe 5arbc Der 5eut uuS
Der dugeu, S6m.rB.n IT Der ScIte, oer STuft Den
GIi.omastn, ploslIde SIutsEiwauuusez, brsunsRo,s
G5,fubI.
B,nia, DoI.u uon Rabpao's BtIItu Dsr6tR
bas Spitsm Don GqsH obsH stHGRRtea &tornnat1
befreleH.
Nreis 25 Gents pro S4adbteI. 9ertauft poa
apotbctern Oesr per poft seianet.
g1au n,ne. fit an Dr. Ra6pap & Comp,
God Bog $50, s9sD'9ort I'M CGs Beet si assIcEs
CGathatbup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Scr
NatiDnQl Salt Seretn

Scr
NatiDnQl Salt Seretn
aer-staot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.
snreaur: Simmer mr. SOS uns 4O9. 8tstlitp
Suilrins.
Nutprifirtes Sapiral SIO.OOO.O0O.O0.
Seamte:
Grnff 9. &nabe. iun:, SrdfesHt.
Sbomae % 9an. SlsspIai,ss"l
g. u. Spne, Setr,tGr.
MMeS. 9rid,arS, @.n.s sc,itaitstlbrsr.
s.. y. Hprris. @eihdttsflhrer
oes 3ilsunesE E3epGrtements.
sHiHian,s & sBiniams, 8feGtscontulsnttH
S,poitorium: Sentimental NationaI'Sarf.
Gib,rft,nuue Der eecuritaien: 6tesiifp De-
| ppiit'Go.
Strettorer:
Grua q. Suobe, iun., DON 2Sn. 9nabe & Co.,
GIintOn .. paine. DON Saiut 4 gaesaraH, s0n'
hers uno Ylafltr.
9bomas 9s. Saa. aHralt:
@Smars waine. s,Fs,r uns S.rauss.b.r Sss
-S,utbeu 9orIsiponosnttn" ro..r-
SamrS D Wsaiou DOR Der Sauss d Dtalsn eo',
Observation-Disclosures.
u. 8insIop Ssiniams, anipaIt
GbarIes Stnrp 2mitb BON Smtih, 9tron Co.,
enaross Sdnoler IN popler unO Yaptrlddtn.
w. mftS. prid5are, SGu'BertlH
Tieitr Sau6er.In offerirt beu GahIitum ,udbrenb
s,s Uionets spriI 100 ssprOs.ntts,, sorautiIs I'm.
tb,iIe oes uo tinbesahlsH aHiasetaptas lu 81 90
pro Gttt. DIE 5lntH ptreeH balblaaIlIn etsag.f-
(S.br9,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02
Sn cinen GeTcI GeidImoIicnstt
Metals acitur3t.

9n WtcSbane'S Giien9tcBereI Der
brannte iid Ger 26 Sabre aIte B'te'
Damn 9euern 9iuhmittag, aIS er MT
eincm GcIel poll seihmol3encn Otetal:
les itIr3te, ocn lIuteu SUP. Der Sdwer:
perlcetc purOe im EatrOIwa9en mad Isl'
ner @Obnung, 9tr. 814, 9aIiOrosGoaO,
qebrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-02

0eneoa<Wft
Serburrasenbe 4er,te bsrI@reiben es,
Sie inllten oafielbe scbrau9en,
ST ubiolut rein,
uue bat mebr ppfttpe 5eilunsen peranIast, oils
ale dneeren wftneral' Bdfier ,uiammeus
ssnpmmcn.
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pole Snspeplq 9artleibgftIt, RbeumatisMus, 2eberz
g.ihmeroen, GntSinbuns Der 9laie unb giiebsr9s-
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grcellsnte SuaItGt, 40 Cts.
geite II jsuB breite. 80 9ts
gegaEte Niuiter Don SeItuI, 20 Cts.
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Ginc 81 auttts GrvioItOn.
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S6,par5sSang0ori.

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grautisamS, 93r. 1905, Qinbens2lUenue,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-04
HAWAIIAN REVOLT.
NO SEVERE MEASURES TOWARD
INSURGENTS.
Rebel Commander Nowlein Says
the Royalists Gave Him no
Support, as Promised-Not
Quieted Yet.

HONOLULU, Feb. %, via San
Francisco, March Awhile the
government has easily put down
the revolt, it does not take the
most hopeful view OF the situation.
This is due to some extent to the
excitement OF the movement. Pres
iGent Dole and his cabinet are dis
posed to adopt most lenient poll
icy toward those captured in arms,
and those SUSPECTED Of sympathy
with them, but they are urged by
those who have much at stake here
and who desire to remain, to use
severe measure, in order to prevent
another revolt. The tnatives
have shown no fighting qualities.
OF the 200 men called out by Now
lein, the military leader Of the re-
volt, only about l25 responded. 1t
now appears that the revolt was
planned by white men, Gulick,
Seward and Rickord; that the
money for guns was furnished by
white men in San Francisco; that
the vessel which brought them was
owned by white men; that white
men went went out in a steam
or and landed the guns and
that two half whites were
the chief commanders OF the
Instruction. Nowlein, the COM
mander-in-chief, says he was in
formed positively by his white
Royalist friends that il he could
bring a force of natives into town,
the Citizens guard Of 500 trained
men would not dare come out and
the missionaries" would yield at
once. He believed these state
ments and acted on them, only to
discover that the Citizens guard
instantly turned out and some
three hundred more whites joined
them. Even the absolute abdica-
cation of the eX-Queen does not
settle matters. The natives are
thriftless and in the present
commercial depression are suffer
ing to some extent, as they have
no earnings laid by. They are told
and believe that change in gov
eminent will bring better times
The examination Of witnesses
under martial law discloses the
fact that there are many white
men who wish a change Of govern
ment because it is economical.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-04
Colombia Rebels Whip.

NEW YORK, March "A special
from Panama, Colombia, says :
"Advices received from Cucuita
confirm the report Of the govern
ment's defeat and the recapture Of
the city by rebel forces. The rebel
battalion was defeated by the gov
eminent troops from Buckaramga
on February l4th and were driven
from Cucutia after brave resist
ance. The rebel forces were, how
ever, reformed and the battle re-
newed the next day. The fight be-
gan at daylight and lasted until 2
o'clock in the afternoon. A large
number were killed on both sides
and the government troops fled in
disorder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-04
CHANGES IN CONGRESS.
The Close of the Session Today
Means a Change in the Politi-
cal Compile Xion.

WASHINGTON, March 4. - Con-
gress closes today. Thirty-three
senators will be sworn in today, in
Guiding those who will succeed the
thirty whose terms expire today,
and one each from the states which
failed to elect when they should
have done so in accordance with
the law two years ago. or these,
six senators have already been
sworn in, namely: DOnelson CAT
frey, Of Louisiana, to succeed HIM
self; John III. Gear, of Iowa, to sue
coed James F. Wilson; VIM. Lind
sey, Of Kentucky, to succeed him
self; T. S. Martin, Of Virginia, to
succeed Eppa HuntOn; &. p. We'll
more, of Rhode Island, to succeed
n. F. Nixon; f. G. Walthal, of Mis-
sissippi, TO succeed himself. OF
the remaining twenty-fOur senators
of the regular list whose terms en-
pire in 1895, Senators Berry, OF Ar
kansas; Butler, of south Carolina;
Camden, of West Virginia; Coke,
of Texas; Harris, Of Tennessee;
Martin, of Kansas; Mcpherson, Of
New Jersey; Morgan, of Alabama;
Ransom, of North Carolina, and
Walsh, OF Georgia, are Democrats,
and Senators Carey, of Wyoming;
Chandler, of New Hampshire; Gull
IOm, Of Illinois; Dolph, of Oregon;
Frye, of Maine, Higgins, OF Della
ware; HOar, of Massachusetts;
Henderson, of Nebraska; McMil-
Ian, OF Michigan; Pettigrew, of
South Dakota ; Power, Of Montana;
ShOup, of Idaho; Washburne, of
Minnesota, and WalCOtt, Of Colo
RADIO, are Republicans. The terms
OF none of the Populist senators
Will expire in 1898.
The House swas so decimated
by the last election that record
of the changes would mean roll
call of nearly the entire body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-04
Murdered for Money.

MONTREAL, Quebec, March A.
The latest advices from Valley
Fields, the scene of the double MUIR
der, between Friday night and Sat
urday morning, when John 10y
and Max Levouf were shot dead by
BERTHE Shorts, is that the murder
er's motive was robbery. He eX-
pected to get away with $1,000,
which the paymaster, 10y, was
sorting out to pay the employees OF
the Montreal Traction company on
Saturday night. Shorts has been
receiving remittancos from his
parents in Ireland. Only a short
time ago he received letter from
his mother informing him that
they were ruined and he would
have to shift for himself. AL
though not hard up, the thought
drove him to desperation, and he
committed the terrible crime.