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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-22
9tr, 2:l2S. :
@us Der OEuorsBauptifant.
nlncIe 2am'S" Observation-Disclosures teS
4cuiTpuss Is pmmiTdrs.

Buf6ington, ,. g., q. S,pt.
-T.nTirns GtTmifdr Dominic So
n1tius W}urrbp m;Ioet ii is;nsm Io=
ef:n roQeEc,::n Sabres5,riat, olB
nG6r.ro o:s lsBtn 6;5t1Iiabr,5 40
374 n;Is y.IIiondre auf Die YenIion5z
lift: q,fsBt ipIli>;1 lmio o1B S73, pelz
den oi, YenIion aus irg:Ho einsm
@rLrc, sEt3ogin ipDrc2n lrIr, oieIeIbe
pitc:r srb.:It;2. Ben s,r 2iIte gsItrjz
DIN in JptJe p2r SCc2afdIen uno lu5
droeraa llrIafen purcrn i'm @an3er
44,O93 8srIonen. Die 8gIammt}16f
Der YarIonan, peIfe am 80. SUM- 1896
auf Dor genIirn5Iiits itanoen, b,trug
97O,67S. Der GcnmiiIGr srflGrt, man
t0nne nit 3uoeriidt unnebmen, 0aB
iih pon isBt 1n Die 31bl Don Sd6r 81
Slbr aQmd6l;2 parrin8ern peroe, ,penn
ni1t etpl Der Songrsb nele, nod libez
ralsre BenIions5;TsBe einfiibran ipIlta.
Die Sterbli6teitsrdte unter Den Psnz
Iipndren, namsntlih llntsr panietigsn,
tpetd3s i'm gUrgerfriege oienten, lit i'm
ra'hen 3uns6m:n.
97,280 4ppI1fdntsn I'm YenIionsz
6slpilltgur5 poer I'm @r60bung bersit5
t:pilIigtsr 8eaTionen rpurosn I'M 21ufe
bes Sabrs5 3uriifgtlpiefen. Der fir
peniicnan uu3se5l6lte Sstrag belief
Iib auf $138, PA, 900, sin, N6nu6me
pon 81, $4,000 i'm gergItide gu Dem
Dorbergetenoen Sabre. Die Summs
Don $140,000,0OO, psIAe Der GongreB
fir oas S1hr beDiIigte, mar oaber
mebr ais biarsifoao, uno Elm ReIt DON
$1,790,OOO mar bei'm S3luIIe oeiIelz
ben iibrig.
9om 30 oienIt.
Der Su6resbari6t pe5 piertan 6iilfsz
@eneral= PoItneiIter5 u. u. g}argpea
ergisbt, oaB Die Geiammt5a6l Der 9oItz
dmter in ban Der. Staaten jeBt 7O,360
betrGgt Bon oisIen gsb0ren 66,725
gu DEN YpitGmtarn Diertsr 8lliIe; 3635
YoItdmter psroen cur6 Die pom Yrdz
Iio,ntsn Oprgenpmmeaen uno pom Saa
nate beItdtigttn @rnsnnungen 6eieBt -
296 me6r, ais i'm por1ergebenoan Sabre.
WQbrsnO De5 Su6ra5 nuroen 2046
neue YoTtdmter st1bIirt unD 1850 uufz
ga6o6an. 6irner purOsn 1900 Poitz
meiter ernunnt uno in 1852 SGllen
GntIheioungsn a6gege6sn. 9r Wurz
lpeQ lobt pas Nert Der Yoitamts= Sn=
fptftoren. g}16 Dem 9eri6te puroen
pdbrtrD oss Su4re5 1O3,037 perI6iez
oendrtige 9ei6perOsn er1oben uno BON
oieien 1OO,2O5 erleoigt. g2ur "a 8luz
gen puroen lpegsn Ieic9tIinniger 9QnDz
9abung bon reaiItrirten 9rieFen our9
bic BoIt6ilmtsn erbobsn. Die YOIt=
2ln9eIteQtsn G1ttsn nG6rsnb oes leBtsn
5astdljubres 1851 900 regiItrirte
Stiite 81 bsT0r0ern unO nur eines aus
ie 16,254 gina oerloren. 6r. Rlrpea
bebt uu1 6srpor, DuB Die 3dbl Der Ppitz
abgenommsn BAT, uno 5ipdr
peil oels 0eTperdDos oerbdftet poer
lpd5reno Der 56at ertuppt uno erl6olz
len tpuroan. Wd6rsno oes Sd6rss ipurz
Den 2074 8erbaftungen porgenpmmen,
uno oarunter 6efanDen Iid] 158 Bofz
neiiter. 1868 8Iagsn, bic ii9 uuf
auspdrtige Potid6en be3Ogen, tpurOen
i'm 2aufe oes 25abres elmer unterIuz
dung untar3ogsn; oaoon be3ogsn ii6
$3.50 auf re9iItririe uno 5754 auf ge=
p6bnlifje S16en.
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Sn elitrr Scriammluna
Strettoren Der u1Sarmcrs' uno gIaa'
tcrS' Sottf,a

pelde am q. Septsm6sr 1896 itottz
funo, purOen Die folgsnDsn 8aI6liiI1e
elnlttmmIg dnganpmmen:
9a es Dem aumddtissn 8ott geTuQen
bat, Gro 6 Prutt, iait 81 sS16ren
Elm 0irettor uno lett 36 .Sa6r,n 9rGz
iiOsnt bieisr 8anf, BON Dem SSelos lei
ner iroiI6en Sbdiigfsil ab3u6erufen,
10 piinf9t Dieie 8sb0rDe sum 8ez
od9tniB an bic @efiible, tpel6e iicb
tbrer 6ei'm @mpfdnge Der Na6ridt
Don leraem Sooe bemG6ti9tsn, bah
5otgenoes in bem Yrotofoue eingetruz
gen tperbe:
Sn 5plge ieiner langid6ri9;n 9ienz
tie mar er nicbt nur Der Giiaite 8samte
OieIer 9anf, iont,rn er mar audi Der
dEteits gant YrdFosrt in oieIer
Staot, unO fsine SenntniiTs uno Grz
fabrungen purOsn bur6 i.ine Grpd6z
lung gum YrdIio,nten res 2iquiotrz
9auIes, cine Stsllung, psl4e er Bis
CUR 3sit ieines 9tble6ens inne bate,
in dngemehener WeiIe arsrfannt.
9en Sntersi1en oieIer 9anf niDmete
er feline Sisnits tets in Der unermiioz
li6lten Weile, uno ais iein porqez
idrittenes Otter i'm 5fpana Ieine es=
i6dftli6e S6dtigfeit in unDsren Gic6z
tuHgen ein5ui6rdnfsn, erlitt iein SSnz
terei1e fir bisie 9anf fsine Q6IhnGz
dung. Gr ii6erpa6ts nidt MIR bus
@igsnt6um Der 9spoIitorsn uno 9(ftioz
nGre nit eifriger 6iirIorge, ionoern er
trat AUDI fir bic pftibten Elm, pelGbe
eine berdrtigs 9ant ben Il: nabeItebsnz
ben Dffentli6sn 9ei6dfts eSntereiIen
ge9eniiber gu erfiilIen fat,s in0sm er
lttts 6ersit mar, 6iilfreif) einSuIprinz
gen, uno ni6t Ielten bot er in uneiqenz
niiBiser WeiIe feline perIDnIi9e 8uran=
tie an.
2lls elm Nann Don itrengtn @runoz
idbsn mar er itets bersit, Die Re6te
anOsrer, ipelds nit ibm in Meinunqsz
berI6ieoen6sit ltanbsn, an3uertennen,
uno ME CAB er 5u, oaB irgeno eine
Reinungs Siffsrer3 Die bsr3li1en
1forfe, Del6e 5lpnd)en 1bm
unb ben U}itgliebsrn oieIes 0ireftoz
riums beItanben.
Sn ieiner 5arten 9sltult lpp6nte Elm
8siit bon unbs5Gbm6arem U1utbs, unb
binter 7einen suipeilsn ettpas offenen
Mdnieren ftano eine eble 9Ite, ipeIhe
ibn aasn, Die bas @orredt ieinsr in |
timen Setunntidaft gsnoFen, lieb unb |
tpertb ma6te. Sein Sob lit Elm i6re= |
rsr 8erluit fir bisIes SnItitut uno Iegt |
einem jeoeTn Mitglieoe bisies 9ireftoz |
riums bas 9efiibl zines peri0nIi9 err
liltenen 8erluites nabe.
8si6lofIsn: Dab bieIe 8eI6liiFe in |
ben tdgli9 eri9einsnoen 3oitungen |
perOffsntli9t tperben iollen, unb bab |
cine 4bi9rift berIsl6en an Srau 9ratt |
iiberIannt tperbs, nit Dem Qusbrude
uni,rer ber5li4sn Sbmpatbis.
9. 6. Bartlett. 8icszprGTioent, |
81 i9 q RIB 6 Cornelius 8, aaiIirer. |
(22S)
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Baltimore. cen FL. Srptember 1896.
IN elmer Spe3ialzGeriammIuug
pBattiutorer SiGuioir.ganf 6escns
ibaft,"

tpel9s 6eute itattfano, um MdBreaeln
in 8etreff be5 NbIe6sns bes $ + n.
E 10 d prutt gu ergreifen, purDs
1elnem Inbenfen Der foigsn0e Sribut
gs5ollt, inosm bic na9ite5snDen Be-
16lufle Innu6me funoen:
rIm 20. &ugult 1880 einItinmig
gu uniersm prGIioenten erpG6lt uno
oieie Stelluns Biz gum Sage ieine5
Qble6sns inne bsbultenD, bra9te ST..
pratt bei Der 2eitung unIersr 9ln9elez
gen6eiten ale iene S6araftsr5iige nit,
pel4e i'm in ieinem 2sbsn aus3si6nez
ten, uno Die 10 iebr gu ieiner ansrtenz
nsnslpertben unlo erfolgreidsn Garriere
bsitrugen. aeb3uft, energii6, ent=
i6lonen in 8ertpaltungs Qlngslesenz
bsitsn, raid in Isiren @ntI6IuFen,
trsu in ieinen Pfli6ten, !pa6iam iib:r
Die itnanSslIe Sntegritdt unierer Staot
unio oeren Snititute, groB6er5ig in BE-
mei1ung Des Greoits uno tets eifrig
t6dtig fir Die 5Orbsrung Der Diatigz
teIt unlerer Staot aIs Elm 6anosis=
uno 5abritationszSaftor in oieIem
3sitalter Der Gntpidelung uno oss
Wadst4ums, ipdr iein llrtbeil immer
BON pi6tigitem @infIuB auf unIere
@ntldlieBun9sn, uno Isine cpnIerpatiz
pen Rat6i6ld9e uno pielIeitigen grz
fabrungtn erlpisien iih in tritiIdssft
3ettpuntten ais eine 5uoerldiIige Ri6tz
i9aur 81 unIsrer 5i6rung.
Seine Qr6eit lit ssiban; Die Gin
bride ouoon IinD unIer;m 8eoG6tniIIe
eingeprdgt. Sein 2tngeoenfen, tpsl6ts
our9 Die pieIfa9sn 3piidsnfdQe unz
lsrss langid9rigsn @srte9rs pa9 gez
falten miro, lit nit ben Iie6sooGen Sc
oanten unIerer 2ldtung, unIerer 9sz
numbering uno unierer 3uneigung gu
Dem Namsn unierss pabit1geI6isOsne1
Jreunos5 uno 5beil6a6er5 gno9
Prdtt eng oerpflo6ten."
u m. N. 3 aDlor, SstretGr.
(OOSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-22
Sn elmer Geriammlung
Der
Streftoren Der uGnoM 8ratt Sret.
StbIiotbef,"

abgtbulten i'm Central 9ibliotbetz
9e6duoe am Montug, ben 21. Ssp=
Der, purba bas Ibleben ppn 6 n 6
Pratt, ibrsm @riinDer uno prGiiz
osntsn our9 ben 8ice prGiiocnten
angetiinDigt. gS lpuroe bdraufbin
einItimmig beI6loFsn, 5olsenbes in
bic Nnnllen Des Sirettoriums einau=
tragen:
YrotofoIl.
Die 0ffentli9en Gisnlts uno oi, tpei=
fen unD gener0is en- Wpbltbaten gnu6
Yratt's iinb Nlan betunnt unb iinb
sers9tsr @eiie our9 eins Qbitimmung
Der SeisBge6uns MarDlanb's amer
tannt porosn. Sn Der 9smsini9aft,
in tpel6sr er iein langss 2eben suz
bra6te. iinb 2o6reben auf feline SUI
senosn als 8iirser uno Munn unniib.
Die Snltitute, nel9s feline attips Dpbl=
tbdtigtsit plante unb sriinbete, bs5euz
gen Die Weis6eit, nit Gpsl9er feline
Wobltbdtistsit geleitst ipurbe, unb ben
srnltliden Wuni9, isinsn Witmsni9en
gu bslfen. Our6 iein berourrassnbss
8siipiel, our6 ben grfols isiner Iorsz
fdItis esplunten gsmsinniiBigen In=
italten, bur9 bic erobs 8Iiidislisfsit,
bic er psrbreitete, mar isin 2sbsn Bis
gum Gnbe bu3u bsltimmt, bas @ute gu
ieb,n, tDsldss sr polI6raat bate urb sr
bat baour9 ben ipsiIsn unb tpobltbGtiz
gen 9sbrau9 DON Hsi6tbum fir ben
OFfsntli9.n 9emsinnuB ermutbigt unb
angeregt.
Sir bic gno9 prutt 5rei giblio=
tbet mar Der 9riinbsr bsri.lb,n mebr,
als ibr prGIioeni. Sel6It ben Helm
iten @inri9tunsen uHb 8orndbmtn in
Der gibliot6et i9sntts er feline 4ufz
mertiumtsit unb reyes SntsrsFe. Sc
Der S4ritt. ben bic 9i6Iipt1st uatsrz
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Gfn osutid)rr Naturfuri9er brrnns
gluff.

st. 2ouis, 21. September. -
Cine Spe5ialospeI9e aug Simenes,
Nsrifo, 5ufolse lit gmil Rsnboug6
(Rsnnbaa?), Elm beuri9sr g2aturforz
i9er, pel6sr ben Sommer i'm Gierrd
Mubrsz9sbirge, tpeitIi9 bon bort perz
bra9te, 5ufdnig bur9 einsn Sturs pon
elmer &lippe um's 2eben gsfommen.
Die us6erreIts Iino na9 4tlatd asbra6t
tporbsn, Don mo- aus Il, ii6er San ssranz
CISCO na6 OeutI6flnb gef9idt sperben
follen. 0tr 8erungludte mar in
Oeutidlano unb ben Ser. Stuuten
melt unb brett aIs sin WSann Der Wii=
ieHIddft betannt.
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SoQfQnDtge
NerOaultttQ

tpiro bur5 RaSpaS's 9inm .rsi'lt. 9ur4 O,,H
antibilibi. Gia.ni6aft,H r,osn f, 0i. Qsb,r
al 81; Der Gbisnbrung Der Sau. unS o,r.n Gnt,.,
runa our5 bic Gal:H=Rundl,. 9iti. 9iu.R in SOs
Zen ron 2 big r,suIirsn ioort oi. 1bdtut.it Der
Q,btr uHs b.fr..n ben Qa:tntsn BON unrtstlmGbiss
f.t.n Cine pD,r Don &dopaps 9q,n t6slit geI
rommen pom Semen, p,l6s an bili6isn e5msr1.n
uno srdgbsit Der 2,b,r l,osH. 5atsH oOs S9ii.m Il.
Crpnunq uuo Fb,rH e.iunas 9troauuH9.
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Sas Sbccirrbirc Der ,Snhiana. "

SaS SbcelcrbIte Der uSnDIana."
9}enz 0orf, q. Sept. - 9oup.
Mattbsips bon 5n0;an1 unb cine ojz
itinguirte 8sIeQIdlft 6'Itiegen tur3
n19 10 ll6r G:ut, 9ormittl9 ben nube
Dem 6ube b,r WsIz34. Strube por
2(nfer liagenoen 9(oiicoampfer Dol
pbin" uno purosn our9 i'm an 8oro
oes 6ei 5pmptinSoiQs, S.~S., Dor On
fer liegsnosn S6IahtI6iffe5 nSn0iaz
na" eebru9t, ND ca5 oon 8irgern Enz
Dianl's Der Mdnnidlft jtn2s 5abr8euz
ge5 geItiftets fiIberna Sbee@Seroice for
meQ Dem Capt. Gpdn5 ij6,rreiAt tpurz
De. 8ouperneur Waatt6ep5 bislt Die
9rdIsntationsrtos. Die 8eIeqi1uft
umI6loB ban Grz9rd iO'nten9arriIon
uno Satin, 8ouG:rneur W3attbeps
ns6It 7Sr1u uno Softsr, Mabor 56p5.
Saggurt pon Snbi1nupoli5 nebIt 6rau
unO 5p6tsr, @,neral 4oiut1nt 9fobz
bins uno Satin, 8riguOe 8sneral
W2c8ee un0 Satin, SberItz@ieutenunt
5. $. Weurp6p lIno Satin, Capt. 8.
s. GOnoee, G6ag. $. 8iu;om5 uno
Sodter, Jrau Werris RoIe, 8ii9of
s. 3. G6aturO. GLsm Stuob1fer, Ulaz
ior s. 3. 9orIep unb 6ruu, 5rauainz
n1ro, Sri. McW1eeban, O6erit Sumss
n. RoB, SRI. 5lOrenoe Goffin, s. 6.
0ennD uno Srlu, O6er1t %. g. 6ulz
Ionap, Naior 3bos. 3e5rees II. u.
J}16 Der @ersmonie m16ten Die
5beilne6msr cine Grcuriion auf BAN
Dolphin" na6 Weitpoint.
lSrzprGiiOent 9arriion bielt pd6z
rsnO Der prGIentations Geremonien
an gorO Der uSnbiana" ebenfaIs cine
R.0e. 2tI5 er oas S8Ia6tI9;ff Be-
Itieg, fauerts t1s reiBe @ei4paoer siz
nen SuIut bon 20 81noncni6uiIen a6.
2lu9 6Ulfs 5lotten @sfretGr U2cz |
looo unb 9r. Gbas. q. 0iQiams, Der |
rr6ebsr be5 Jonos gum Qntaufe 5:5
56se Ser0ices, ga6en 2lnIpraaen auf |
Der n'Snoidna" gum 8eiten.
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60 &ohIen 10 tbeuer fino.

ipirO e f3 fir Sic beIablem. bon uus su t1ufcu.
lluicr poles SeiDid)t uno bic oueemsheueU Qrcis
fuo iDoblbstannt r99 { itern DlarpIano
mnb Gocu. strabe (1,lepbon 2O7Gp: Giisn6abn Rob.
lsuboi, Sutton StatiOn CSclep5OH 2}USJ. (22snJ
- Die rQippitt Woolen So" in
8ooniod:t, R. s., er50bte geItern 6en
Qo6n ibrer QlngeItellten um projent,
10 DuB be MsiIten o:rTel6an isBt pie=
Der 81 pro Gag uno 0ari6er paroianan.
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>[}l>fll<
Sbmer3en gsbfilt i'm 9lnsenbli&.

D}an gsbrau4e 8aOpup's ReabD
RsIisf Bel ben eriten 2ln3eiasn BON
S4mer3en ooer lle6eIbefinbsn; tpenn
Intpo5liein oDsr 8rant6eit i'm 4ns
3uge 1T, pirb Die 6eiIung bou5ogen
iein, e6e Der 9uusarat getpObnli4 bas
Saus errei9t bot.
6.ilt bic i5lnrlf,n sd)mrl,n IN elmer Bis 20
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Gin !Seifntitter fit aTe
Sommers, rs,,GomplaintS"

Gin SaIb:r 9b,t0ff.I OOu R,aop Rcli,f in .n,m
tsbooQ,R gias g9aF.E, tUi.Otrbot 10 oft nIs b;E
stu9gang por Fd stbt, unO Elm NIT Rraop Rtitf
g,;rdnttts stid 6laan,a ib:r ben Wagsn unO In.
t,rl.ib s.,ot, o,ri5afit Ofortlg. Grtub:,ruua uub
b.rpirt; bato9e o.ilunQ.
Snn,ri5. Gin baIbtr Sbst6iftI b0u in ,intm
o1Ibsoltu 9las 9RaF,r b,:iti9t in p:ni5'n Niau.
ten RrdHrpis. S5Dnodanfdl', lauren Wag,n, Rau'
i:a, Grbr,bsn, Sopbrsun,u, 1srOOftdt, StIaiOfas
isit, Tisrdn., gldbuHg:n uuO ale inuTsn 9:i4psts
ben.
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wRaIaria in feinen ssrf1Jistenen SsftGEteu
sebeilt une perbutet.

rs ui.bt nin o,iImitt,G in Der g8f: has 1sbss
unD 8t6ftlfiebsr uuo aIe anO;rtE m1lariasH, Bis
l0i,n uuo ioMtig,n ifisbtr 10 raid 5'jt luis S'
pap's sRsaopG G.litf in gtriiu NIT a on
nap's 9iIltr.
R,iicuO. iolt,u ntts Elm; Gfni4t Tootua0's gsar
tp R.litf nit fb iubrtH. Ginig, lropisn in BaiS
I.r rp,rS.n Rrant1.it Oo,r gdtO'rosn, tu,I3s Our1
BEN Wttitl i'm @afsr eutteben Otrbttsn. als elm
etimulantiun ii IS franJ6fi5sm grcnop Oe.r
gitttrs porJuIi,bch.
9rsis 5Oc. grO Glai3s. - gu babsn b.i alien 4SOs
thetern
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56. Sabrgang.
0ro6e
rspnblifanifde maGen> Dfr(ammlung

urter ben guiptsts1 bss
repubIifanifd,en GtaafssGe entrai omite's
In Der "eorins. We nrsta SALE"
@arrolioH=gpenue, gde htr 9olinss Strase.
MRittwpd,, ben %. Gspt,mbsr 1895.
gHe Siireer, iuel9. Gin. quite Reqeruna unb ees
tunoes GcIo beqlntipcn. fino cirqslaotn, Der |tr'
iarinluna bci;unobncn unb cine 9eipre9un9 Der
idnsbeneen Gompueue=Sruesn pur6 bic foieenbsu
btroorraeenotn Rebner auJubDrcn
Mbtb. @m. sS. wscSntire.
GonsreSs9anoibat fur ben piertsu @oagress sStfrttt,
Md,tb- Curtis @uiIc. jun, bon Bottom,
Gd,tb. Spbn 9. e. SineIap,
Gpl. Srauf ZuppIet unb anbere.
SEQ. e. sSeniustpn, Borfs.r;
l22S-9Cl Ssnrn 9inaenfsIoer. Setrstar.
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Ser Sentflle GnrreftpnSext.

(gsadiolser DON 8. sain,).
GhbWef.0de Saittmo ore'e TRACE unb EoR-Stfie .ape
pr.is bes tasIid,em SIattes, bur6 aras,r sior,t.
12k Cts; ideIid,s uno eonnta as, hue eabs Is
gents pro Wo6e taebaI an bic eas BAIT bsforssub.u
Yorisssorausoe,ab $50 pro Sabr, fhr firsere
Seit i'm gerhdliHi6; fur bic sodIentlicte nus aabe
$3.50 pro Sahr, nau iretnb etnem Drt. bts SnIon.
bts, 81 uad europa. SpnutaeSsMuSgabe 81
pro Sahr.-Das bette unb biuislte Deuti6e BIatt
q ben Rittels una GhSitaatsn.
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Tar i6r,ib, on Or. Rabnns & 80, God
Boz 3Gj. Ttl5zOoIi. fir tinsn Rat5asber. e.
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4lte Seitunaen (@orrefpcncsutenl,
1oc. pro SuEb.rt. tu 5abtn in Der GfFc. bss -D,uts
i6.n 9oIreporoeEteu," SaItimpu Ctr. uRe Rois
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The record-union., 1896-07-09
UNITED WORKMEN.
Visit by Grand Officers, Installation
Ceremonies and Banquet.

District Deputy Grand Master Work
man James Popert Installed the follow
ing named officers of Union Lodge, No
p, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
a. their hall on Monday evening: Past
Master Workman, Harry A. Nauman;
Mater Workman, o. A. Wilhelm; Fore
man, F. w. Hartman; Overseer, A. Nc
Donough; Guide, Horace Jones Inside
Watchman, H. z. Wright; Outside
Watchman, ]. c. White.
District Deputy Popert was assisted
by the following Grand officers: Past
Grand Master Workman George B.
katZenstein, Grand Foreman F. A.
Ebel. Grand Overseer James Beer,
Grand Guide P. GEMS, Grand Inside
Watchman G.. A. Walker Grand Out
side Watchman T. w. McAlpine. Prior
to the installation ceremonies the w. d.
were confired on four candidates.
After the installation ceremonies the
Representative George B. Katzenstein
who recently returned from Buffalo and
other Eastern cities, where he had at
tended the Supreme Lodge of the A. O.
T. w.
After the lodge had closed the whole
where they partook OF a fine banquet
at which James Popert was POSTMASTER.
After several hours of feasting and good
cheer the assemblage broke up at mid
night
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TO-NIGHTS LECTURE.
Rev. DIR. Case on Human Nature,
PhrenOIOgiCaIly Considered"

At the Sixth-street Methodist Church
this evening Rev. w. w. Case of San
Francisco will lecture on "Phrenology.
DR.. Case is widely known as a pulpit
orator of marked ability, and his lee
ture on "Phrenology' has elected COM
mendations wherever he has delivered
it.
Rev. Eli McClish of Napa says of
him: REV. DR.. Case is an original
thinker, an interesting and inspiring
speaker. His lectures are more thaIe
truth. They are truth panoplied with
power through the strong personality
and fervid Saxon speech of the man
himself. He never fashions a sentence
for pyrotechnic display. Each is a rifle
bullet fired at mark. His lecture on
PhrenolOgy,' etc, is discriminating
and practical, with enough salt to sea-
son 1t for the popular taste. 1t awakens
thought and causes young and old to in
quire for the divine talent hidden in the
carefully folded napkin
Says Rev. DR.. Ollie: II regard DR..
Cases lecture on Human Nature,
Phrenologically Considered as the best
and most practical treatment of that
subject 1 have ever heard. While it
makes most sparkling and attrac-
tive evenings entertainment always
holding the delighted audience spell
bound from start to finish, it is packed
with common sense and sound philos-
ophy and is impressive and valuable in
the moral lessons it teaches 1t should
be heard by every young person having
a career to make, and by all parents
and teachers"
The record-union., 1896-07-09
AFFECTED BY HOT WEATHER.
Petty Offenders Crowd the Dock Of the
Police Court.
Justice Davis Did Quite Land Office
Business Down There
Yesterday.

The Police Court did a rushing busi-
ness yesterday morning, and dozens of
men whose offenses ranged from drunk
enness to burglary crowded the dock
and overf1owed into the jury-box. JUS
tice Davis was at his best and good
time was made in disposing Of the cases,
so that at noon the calendar had been
cleared.
Grant Pitman was found guilty OF
having disturbed the peace at the neigh
borhood of Second and L streets, and
was fined So.
jury trial was demanded in the case
of M. c. Etzler, charged with having
disturbed the peace, and the case set for
Saturday next.
Grace Cook, Lena Terry and Lizzie
Mckenzie, charged with having dis
turbed the peace of Captain A. Mendez,
entered pleas of not guilty. The case
was set for this morning.
Joe Stark, who took $4S from box
i'll the Lafayette saloon on K street
about a month ago, and who was re-
Gently arrested at Auburn, Placer Coun-
ty, entered plea of guilty to a charge
of petty larceny, and was promptly sem
fenced to serve six months in the
County Jail
The case of B. c. Lamont, charged
with malicious mischief, in having de-
faced the paint on house at Sixteenth
and 2 streets, was continued until Fri
day morning in order to give the de-
fendant time in which to decide on his
plea.
On Monday Harry Lynch was convic-
ted of vagrancy and sentenced to serve
six months in the County Jail. The COM
mitment was withheld and five minutes
granted him in which to leave the city.
Tuesday morning he was once more in
side the city limits, and yesterday was
taken before Justice Davis and the for
mer commitment put into force. He
will serve his six months after all.
Charles McLachlin, recently arrested
on charges of malicious mischief and
disturbing the peace, was fined 81 90 on
each count 1t was McLachlin who bonn
barded Lucey's saloon at Second and x
streets with cobbleStOnes.
John Vantine was sentenced to six
months in the County Jail for having
stolen a meal from a Second-street res
taurant On representation that he in
tended leaving for Oregon this morning
the WI DIS NllHHclu
Jack Maley was found guilty of hav-
ing disturbed the peace of T. j. Bohan
on the 4th and was sentenced to pay a
fine of So.
The case against H. McClain, charged
with having seduced Eta G. Hanson,
was dismissed, the parties having been
married on Tuesday last.
The case against J. d. Searle, charged
with having stolen several pieces OF
furniture from A. Bloomberg, was
further continued until Friday next.
William Connolly, charged with hav-
ing disturbed the peace at Fourth and
K streets on the evening of the 4th,
was discharged the evidence showing
that he was justified in what he did.
Eight men were in the dock charged
with having been drunk. They were all
given their liberty, with the injunction
to go and sin no more. Four others
who put up 50 deposits failed to appear
and the deposits were forfeited to the
city.
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ALL IN JAIL.
Gus Hansen and the Witnesses for
the Prosecution.

The preliminary examination of Gus
Hanson commonly known as Johnson,
who is charged with having burglar
lied the house of Anita Para, on Third
street, took place in the Police Court
yesterday.
Nothing new was developed beyond
what has already been published. Lu-
tey Gomez, Jack Roht and Chester AL
len, none of whom have very savory
regulations, gave evidence sufficient to
convict a half-doZen men.
Hanson refused to take the stand, re-
serving any defense he might have to
make until the case comes up in the
Superior Court. He was held to answer,
bail being fixed at $1,000.
Lutey Gomez, Chester Allen and Jack
Roht, the witnesses for the prosecution,
were each remanded to the County Jail
to await the trial They were each of
such a migratory nature that Justice
Davis was unwilling to run the risk Of
their leaving the State
The record-union., 1896-07-09
HOT, HOTTER, HADES.
The Mercury Climbs to the Top and
Falls. Over.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 103 and "a degrees,
with light and variable winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
and > p. m. yesterday were 29.S2 and
%. "A inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were "a and 66
degrees, and one year ago to-day S6 and
81 degrees.
The dry thermometer at ) a. m. was
"A degrees, and the wet tsensible tenn
perature) 63 degrees; wind south, two
miles per hour, and weather cloudy.
The dry thermometer at p. m. was
100, and the wet (sensible temperature)
was IA; wind south, five miles per hour
and the weather clear.
The average temperature was SO de-
grees, and the normal - degrees, which
shows yesterday to have been 16 de-
grees cooler than the normal for July
Sth.