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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
NOT DRUNK BUT WOUNDED
Startling Story of Hungarian
Prisoner in Police Court.
MAS STABBED By HIGHWAYMEN
Another Johnson's Patch Outraee-victim
Of Thieves. Supposed TO be in
Drunken StupOr. Locked in
Cell Over Night.

About 3 o'clock yesterday morning
Patrolman Martin Gurrell. who was
doing duty on court house square, had
his attention attracted to a man wan
dering aimlessly about the lawn as II
In a drunken stupor or walking in his
sleep Upon approaching him the Of
ficer discovered that the mans face was
bespattered with blood and his clothing
torn and covered with dirt. Suppos-
ing that he had fallen and cut himself
while stucetied from drink the officer
took him to the station house and
locked him up. entering upon the docket
the charge drunk and unable to take
care of himself"
An effort was made at the station
house to have the man tell something
about himself but as he was an Hun
garian, unable to speak English, and
on account of his semi-consciOus con-
dition being scarcely able to mutter
anything at all, he was put into a cell
to sleep off his supposed drunkenness.
Great was the surprise of the police
when upon arraigning him In police
court In the morning 1t was learned
that the man instead of being u 'stupe-
fled drunk" was the victim of an out
rageous assault at the hands of high
waymen. He had been stabbed three
times and his body besides bore evil
dence of other brutal blows.
PORT GRIFFITH HIS HOME
With the aid of an interpreter he told
that his name was Mike Duricho. and
his home Port Griffith. He came here
Tuesday looking for work and when
night came on not having secured en-
plOyment he turned his steps toward
Vnh tnh xxrl,A ha IL ha.
could get shelter with some of his coun-
trymen in the Hungarian colony of that
place. Just as he was entering the
Patch" two men sprung upon him
from behind a building and tried to
bear him to the ground. He struggled
with them and had about released
himself when one of his assailants drew
a long knife from his belt and stabbed
him twice in the head and once in the
left side just above the hip. He has
no clear conception of what happened
from that time until he came to full
consciousness in the station house cell
about daylight. He had only "a cents
with him and this the robbers took.
1t Is supposed that he also received a
blow on the head from some blunt in
strument and after recovering from the
faint caused by loss of blood from the
stab wounds got uD and wandered off
In a stuDOr.
An examination showed that the
wounds We're not serious. The cuts on
his head were sewed up and the wound
In his side, which was more of slash
than stab, was dressed. He did not
care to go to the hospital and so was
allowed to depart for his home in Port
Griffith.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
Best Goods for Icast Money

Jersey egts, 15c.: creamery butter,
1Ic.; Coursen matchless print butter
ice-cold, Csc; lemons. 10c. dozen. f. G.
COursen
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
PEACEMAKER'S FATE.
John linsson Dies from Stab Wounds In
flicfed by Tony Dcrrant.

flicfcd by Tony Dcrrnnt.
Bethlehem. Pa. April 22.-John Has
son died at st. Luke's hospital tonight
from wounds inflicted by Tony Der
rant. who stabbed him with a big
butcher knife on Monday night. Der
rant and another Hungarian-Anthony
Hovart-are in custody.
Hasson's ante-mortem statement was
that Derrant stabbed him when he in
terfered as peacemaker in a fight that
was In progress.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
IN FAVOR OF DUNN.
Referee Kelley Decides In Favor Of tho
Plaintiff.

Hon. John p. Kelley, to whom was re-
Ierred the suit Of George w. Dunn
against Conway & Lawler. filed his re-
port Yesterday in the office Of Prothon-
otary Pryor.
He finds in favor Of the plaintiff for
M4i.So with interest from March 10, 1893
Th's 10 the fun amount Of the claim.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
OCCURRED IN DUNMORE.

Edward Sullivan. who is now at the
Lackawanna hospital with a seven-inch
cash in his left leg, was assaulted Sat-
urday night in this same locality.
1t Is just over the city line. in Dun
more, and consequently the police here
have made no effort to apprehend the
perpetrators Of these outrages.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
OPPOSED TO FREE COINAGE.
Bankers Association Against Silver Cur.
rcncy In Any Form.

1SHVJ 1tu
Williamsport. Pa, April 22.-At d
meeting Of Group 4. Pennsylvania
Bankers association. held here today,
the following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That Group 4 OF the Penn
sylvania Bankers association Ia unal-
terably opposed to the free coinage Of
silver at the ratio Of 16 to 1, or any
other action by the federal government
which shall disturb the stable charac-
ter Of our currency"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
After Days Hard Work Take lIorsford's
Acid phos photc.

1t makes q delicious drink and re-.
lieves fatigue and depression. A grate-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-23
SQNVe['S 5 Millinery

The richest picking and the quickest
selling we've had this season. In all the
country there are no brighter, shrewder,
better posted women than right here in
Scranton, and the crowds that have visited
our store means something.
The possibilities of trade are simply
wonderful when such novelties and values
are represented. All new goods, no old
stock, with our facilities for buying it
would be worse than folly to deal in
trash. That's when good management
shows itself. and no day without some-
thing newer and more tempting. That's
why this store will always lead.
We have twice over what any other store
in Scranton can show, and we question
" VIII neither uITy where represents
better values for the money.
A. r. SAWYER, Wyoming 1s2 Ave.
Wholesale and Retail MiIIiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
SerbinDerte &ei5e.

92ep gprt, 20. M1i. - Inter
o:n qaifagieren Der r6uoel," neI9e
geit:rn 9ormittdg I'm 10 ll6r i6ren
0od in SObofen oerIieB, tpuren 9r. IL.
6rau gBiI6elm Ruge BON g2r. 8, Rufz
fauItr1be gfsD Yort. Surge mar
eben i'm Sagriffe, Zen 9ampfer gu be-
itei9en, uls inn Elm 8er9aftsbefsbl
unter Die 93aie gs6alten tpurDe. Die
5irma 9uaren II. Mleinden, g2r. 338,
GresnpifitraBe, Nep Oorf, 6atten
auf Bic 2ln9dbe fin, baB Huge lie be-
triisen nole, ban 9er6afts6efe6l BON
Ridter 2ippincott erldngt. Ruse
fiigte it3 in fein S4idTul, uno gtng
nit feiner Srau, begleitet bon einem
9iiIfs S6eriff bor's @eri9t. 0u
lpeOer Der Qlnpalt bes @lGu6igers,
no4 Der 9Ilfs : S6eriff cine Gopie
Des 3a6lungsurt6eils borpeiIen fonnz
ten, nurDe Der 5aQ a6getpieIen.
S9nea bssub if9 bas g6epa1r in Ell
ner &utI4e ans ODD, bod ols Tie ba
untangten, bate Der 9ampfer i6on
ieinen 2unbuHgspIaB perlaien uno
itpamm, itol5 1pie Elm S9pun, bic
8uD berunter. @ntf9lofen mietbete
Ruge einen Sdlepper unb lieb Ii9 auf
ben 0ampfer bef0roer1, lpo er AUDI
9liidli9 uHlangte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Jlnrt0a uno Das Tabafss sGusinbrz
Scrbut.

SadionpilIe 6Iu, 10. Mai.
- 0as Qlusfu6rz8erbot DON Sabdd
aus Guba bat unter ben 6ieIigen GU
banern @Oni niternution berporgerufsn.
Die Ginnabmen 0er8unhesregierung,
nur bonn 9afen Sampa aQein, lperDen
ft9 auf $1,0OO,O00 perringern, be-
bauptet Der Steuereinnebmer Wilfpn,
fpllte Der 8efe6l bes 8enerals @epler
4pirtlih aus9efiibrt perben.
Saufenoe bon Gu6dnern in Slpribd
iperben babur9 t6rsn 8roberperb
oerliersn urb es bteibt ibnen bann
ni6ts 2lnoeres iibrig, uls nu9 Guba
gu seben unb it4 ben Sniurgenten an
8ui4lieBen. gs berrift bier Die az
geneine N&einung, baB 8epler eine
S6or6eit bsgangen bat.
5ampa, 6Ia., 19. Wui. - Die
@i9drrenzSnouitrie in 6ieiiget Staot
fdngt Die Wirtungen oe5 &rieges uuf
Guba ernitIi8 gu fii6Ien on. @eru9te
ipuren beute Mtorgen i'm ltmIuufe,
buB bic Yborz unD Waunraru~Gabriz
fen i4lieBen piirDen. 9r. Manrara
purbe geie6en uno ertlGrte, DuB feline
Sabriten nur duf eini9e Sage gez
i6loifen iperben ipur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
germifdte teIrarap9iitbt Sepsid)sn

- Die nRodD W}ountuin gteps" in
@enber, Gol., i6l6gt ben Sil6er Sez
nator Seller ais 9rdiioentI9dftszganz
btbdten Dor, tpenn bus 5rstItlber Glez
ment auf oeren g}utionul @onDsnt
Iiegen foQte uno ertIdrt, fpenn Die Silz
berz0emofrQten beS Siioens Seller
occeptiren Iollten, pirosn bic Sil6srz
ituuten bes @eiten5 oieTen unter1tiBen.
= Die rGiti5en's 8ant" in Goz
purog6urg, Wi6., idIoB geitern ibre
S6iiren. Der 8uiIirer s. 8. 8lldner
geitano, 0db er ii6ar $4,000 Der 9ant
in YribatIpefulationen perloren Bate.
9lsdner CAB Si6erbeit fir biz entz
npnlmane Summe.
.. 6. W2iGsr aus @6icugo, 9rdz
Iioent Der r9srnid= "8ehanolun9szGo.,
tpel6e 8iireuur in pielen StGoten Der
Ser. Stauten 6eIiBt, 1T in 0enber,
Gol., angetlu9t tporoen, $3.50 bon
Der ,Gommeroialz8ant" untarihIdgen
gu 6a6en.
- syn feinsm 6eim, 679, 6. 9tpenue,
8rootlpn, gt.~Y, fanO man 9eItern
Morgsn ben S9uiterjungen Ri4ola5
0usci, 16 Sabre aft, toot in ieinem
Bette liegen. Gusct muBte, ua4oem
er ous @d5 a6georebt bate, ben 9a6n
un6epuBt mie0er ge0Ffnet baben. Der
Coroner tpurOe berItdnDigt.
S. ). Riet6munn, ). ID. Clinton
uno G6as. 8ummilIer, jun, bic 8ez
amten Der oertrahten n9srman Naz
tiondlz8anf" in 0enpsr, Gpl., fino i'm
8unOssgsridt unter je $4,000 8iirgz
i4aft gum Pro3siIe geiteut iporben.
Die 4ntlagsn gegen Iie Iuuten aufU}iB=
pirt6T4aft unO unteridlugung bon
8untgeloern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
San syrau3isru's Senintiuu.
Der ebemaIise aeeIfas Sffsier lit Der 9erbre.
d,er. Die Sbat uorbeeao,t. - 0rrfd,puu

Der ebemaIise nseIiae Cffisier lit Ger Serbre.
der. - Die Ebat uorberacbt. - 0rrfd)puu
Zen.
San6ran5isco, Gal., 20. W1ai.
= Wtdn begte erit ben 9lduben, buB Der
H}Droer 8antber gar ni6t 10 biebe,
ionDern nur Die 9apiere bes SeI Itreiz
der's geIto6len uno ppm0gli6 bemfelz
ben uuf ieinen peiten ReiIen ermorbet
bate. Dap SoIepb Ritter bon 8unz
tber, 8eiiBer bes itulienii6en 8ronenz
oroens uno ebemaliger Dftrei9iiber
Sff3ier, Der W20rber Der 64ziG6rtqen
beutichen Wittpe philippine 2angfelbt
1T, 1T jeBt ii6er allen 3peiTeL feItgeitellt.
9eute D&orgen geItanb @eorge Dob
&c, Elm ipo6lbetannter Ir6itett una Elm
tntimer 5reunb 8ant6er's, baB er BON
GeBterem beranluBt pprben lei, cine
@n3a6l bon 0iumunten, ipel6e ben
Gin9en Der Grmorbeten entnommen
tparen, 5u perpfGnben.
IIem QnI6eine nu6 bat 8ant6er
oas 8erbre6en nit 8prbeba6t beribt,
benn er bereinbarte me6rere Sage por
bem g2oroe nit Dodge, beriel6e foGe
Bel Dem PFunbleiber Die Sunelen unterz
6ringen. 8antber fGlI9te audi ben
g9amen elmer befreunoeten Dame an Ell
ner Srbre, our6 pel6e Dodge ermG6=
tt9t puroe, ais t6r4gsnt Bel oem9fanoz
leIher gu fungiren, unb gab an, bah
tpeOer Die Dame nod er nit oemfelben
perft6ren ppllten.
2lm Morgen na6 bem W2orbe - es
mar am IeBten SamItug, ais iSrau
2angfelot nit burdI6nittenem 6alIe in
t6rer Wpbnung uufgefunbsn puroe -
truf 8ant6er Dodge infoIge porberiger
8erabreoung uno 8eibe gingen 3uTamz
men naa Oem pfanb9ei9Gft, mo- i6nen
$10O auf Die Oiumunten porqeIhofTen
ipuroen. 8dntber 6egleitete bunn
Dodge na9 Satlano, mo lie 1i6 trennz
ten. 2lls Dodge BON benz Worbe erz
fubr uno cine 8eI6rei6ung Der perz
f4Dunoenen 9iamanten lag, Durbe er
uber5eugt, baB 8untber i6n binterqunz
gen bate unb er3dblte Der Ypli3ei bic
9an3e 9e19i6te. Die @DelIteine ipurz
ben aus Dem PFanOIu0en gebolt uno
bon Den 6reunben Der Srau 2angFelDt
dls ibr @tgentbum ibentifi5irt.
8antber lit nod INNER ni6t qefun=
ben. 8eitern Q6enb tpurDe beri9tet, er
lei IN San Sole 9eIeben porben. Inter
gant6er's Gffetten tpurben 0ofumente
geFunoen, aus benen gu erIeben 1T, bah
er lieutenant in Der 0itrei4iI9sn Qrmee
mar uno in Oerietben nit fol9er 9lusz
5ei4nung biente, baB inn ni9t neniqer
als bier SrOensuus3ei9nunge be3p.
@bren3ei9en berlie6en purben. Sein
Iltsr niro auf 81 Sabre angege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Ser Strife in NiImnufec.

Mfilpautee, @isc., 20. Mui.
= Sn bem groBen StraBen6a6nz
Strite lit mod INNER feline 8erGnDez
run9 pabr5unebmen, obglei9 es audi
nt6t an 4n3ei4en fe6lt, baB Der Bon
cott bss aqgsmeinen pubIitums unb
Der 9eIddftstpelt gegen Die StraBen=
6d6n~Sompagnie bal0 5uiummen brez
6en tpirb. 'Qlber Die Wuggons tperben
immer6in erit tpenig beniiBt unD Der
9eI6dftsoertebr inner6alb Der Staot
erIeiOet idipere GinbuBe. 9as 8urz
ger<Gomite, pel9es eine 8eilegung Der
@6pierigteiten periu4te, bat iib beuz
te Rd4mittdg aufgel0it uno in elmer
fir bas 9ublifum beitimmten grfld=
rung uls @runb bieies S6rittes unse=
eeben, bdb ale bisber abgebaItenen
Gonferen8en gdn5Ii4 reiuItatlOs ge=
blieben pGren.
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Nr. t22:1.

-Sn 9riiT7eG b,7dloB Ben
bort nauli9 gebeimn,Boo0 t1osnoe 8i4
mctaqiItsuzSongreB, o3i uuen 4arla4
msnten gurDpa'5 uno }lmsr.fa's oleih4
3aitig bic Gin6sruFuHg elmer ofFi3isQeH
interndtionalen I}jjn5-SonFsrsn3 nl
beantruqen. 8elgisu piro bic Snittaz
tioe bur9 Runoifroj5en an Die RGfta
erqreifen. Die @ebeimblltuna Ger De-
batten Ioll cine pOr5citjss Yo.,mit in
Der 9reis per6inoern.
= Sin SpIouterfeI6fs
mpro iIt in Berlin auf Der Staot4
balm perubt norOsn. 75JT.tsr 3ornas
mann pon elmer in @n9armuuoe o1rnis
foniranoen Gomplgnie o35 81. ,yufanz
terie58egiment5 mar CUR 8,olfTiAtiz
Qunq ppa @eIan8enen nla SganoaE
commanoirt. %hm paran sjntoe Q.utg
entluufsn, uno aus 5urrt por itrenaeg
Strafe lieB er Iia an Der Sutton
S6ierqarten Dpn einem S.lot5aba3a1(
ij6erfa6ren.
- 6ruu St8riSt 6. M} Il a
mn pn, bic 8rin0Irin ejH2r 0on4
IGula fir iungs 0amsn in Tentiapif,
auT S5sld!tD, it er6oIt oarIbsr, DaB bic
6eil8urmce aud bort ibrsn Ein3ul os+
3alten 6at. Sic i0reibt: IS si6t tsjs
ne Spehtnten auf sJ5lano. 8jr ba6lu
bic 6ail8armee ba5Gdl6 niat n0tbi1.
G5 qibt nur 3tpsi Sbublsute auf De.
SSaIeI. llro ieIbit oieIe ba5,n ptni1
gu tEun. Siner 6ut 1ih io3ar Literal
rid au8ge5eibnet!" >, glijtli4ss
Gilano!
-Sn 9erptgnan ftieB 6,i
einem Sticrqefe6t, Da5 un9ta4ttt alsr
@erbote perQnItaltst iporoan mar, e;u
Stier nit Dem 6orn ejnen 8Gmpfsr
tief in bic re6te 8a0e uao 2ineu Ban.
OeriIo in Den 8uud), 10 oaB Die Ges
bGrme 6erpprqupllen. Sjnen Oritter
na6m er uuF Die 60rncy, mari i'm in
bic Quft uno trampaIts auF i'm. bile
Orei purOen be.puBtlo3 lpe9getrd12a.
Oas 9u6litum fIaI&te Dem Stier,
Der lieber ben W3euihen, ais BEN
Sbin0mGbren 5u 2ei6e qinq, bo9eiIter4
ten 8eifun, uno oa5 8,feht muro4
unterbro9en, 10 OaB Der Stjer Sje9el
blie6.
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Germii9tcs aus Der aIteH @eIiii

- Ores BEN. - Der 1875 in
Berlin ga6orene S6riTtieber Jriebri9
Rot66art, Der {i6 i'm porigen Oe3em6er
Bel ieinam 8atter, bem S6u6md3er
8ottbelf 3ot66art, bier 6sI6Gftigungs=
lbs aufbielt, ii4 nit oefen 6rau in elm
intime5 2ie6ssOerbdltniB einlieB unO,
als i'm Der Better burii6er 5ur Rsbe
itsIte, oenielbsn nit einem 0ol6meTer
t0otli6 perpunbete, 1T tpegea ppridBz
Ii6en, ni4t ii6erlegten SobtI6lags gu
fiinf Sahren 3u4t6uus unb gu 3e6n
Sa6ren @erluit Der G6renre9te berurz
tbeilt porDen.
Der i'm Sabre 1880 bier gsborsne
3e6tsanpalt unO Jtotar Ri6arb
S6un3, Der cine bebeutenbe YraTis
bate, tpuroe nu4 me6rtdgiger, pegsn
untreue, unteri6lugung unO 8etruq
gegen i'm gefibrter 9uuptper6unblung
Dor Der fiinften Struftammer gu an
Oertbul6 Su6ren 8efdngniB pegen I'm
teri4lagung berurt6eilt.
- Die "a : G6rige 8ertG q u
fertn QDbia 3iQiar bon 9ot6u reiite
rd9 @rfurt unb iu9te bic Wobnung
einss nu4 bort commanoirten Snfunz
terie Sergeunten auf, Der t6r 8rGuz
tigam getpeien mar. BORT 3arriB lie
t6rs96Otograpb;e, 3srf4nitt Elm an Der
Wano 6dngenoes Bib, pel9ss Die
gbotograp6ien Deg Sergeantsn uno
bes MGO4ens 5eigte, snttleiOets ii4
baI6 unb i4oB ii4 eine ReDolDsrtugei
ms 9er5. Der Sob trat auf Der
Stele Elm.
9eIbenburg. Der S6urm
unTerer 8eite 1T our9 etnen Quf6au
er606t porben. Sn Dem 9luf6du
brennt nd9tli9erlpeile lpeit6in ii9t6ar
eiE 9elIes 2i4t. 10 bab aniere oltebrs
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Ssri9t bes Suprrm Gun3iIs Der
,,RnBaI arrGnums2Dar."

Sdbannab b, Ga, 19. W2ai. -
0us SupremzGon5il Der rHopaI DR.
canumz2oge" tommt morgsn bier 3uz
fammen. Die 9eri3te Der Supremz9ez
umten purben f9on beute ausgege6en.
2l9tb. Sobn 6. pounb bon 2odport,
0.zg., SupremzRegent, CAB Elm Rez
iume u6er bas 8u4stbum Der 2pge i'm
Sabre 1895. 2lm eriten Sanuar bieIes
Sa6res betrug Die Mitglieoer3abl 1882
BOT, am 81. DECEMBER bagegen 174,z
OO6, mas cine 3unabms BON 14,753
Mitgliebern 6ebeutst. WG6renb bes
Derflofenen Su6res purben in ben
Dittpenz unb 8uifen=Gonb $4,4O4,z
0O7 einbe3ublt unb $4, 1877 ,447 bemfelz
ben entnommen. 1868 Nitslisber pur>
ben unteritiist.
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9as nrue GaturaIllatiuns @ejek.

@rte, ga, 19. M}ai. = Hi9ter
9unniIon b;eIt fsine erite piertsIjGbrz
li6e Naturaliiutionsz z8eri9tsiiBung
untsr ben neuen 9eitimmungen.
SeAs5e9n GanoiDaten beItanbsn Die
Priifung, in Der lie 5ragen ii6er Die
Sorm Der 9fegierung etc. 6eantporten
muBten. So6annes S6Ipu6n, Der
ni6t en9fii4 iprs9en tonnte, tpuroen
Die gauturaIifatinn5 8apisre aus
pleIem 9runDe perneidert.
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RrbeQen bur Sabana.

5aDanu, 19. Mai. - Der fpuz
nif6e &riegsbampfer pGubu y Gfpnz
nDla" feuerte heute auf Rs6ellen BEL
Sip bel Sprp, Man3uniGIo, Die an
i4einenb uuf cine 6libuitisrzgrpeOiz
tipn 4pdrteten.
Die Sniurgenten baben @ibatoa,
nahe 6ubanu, 6eute ongegriffen. Der
&f bauerte fitrf Stunben. Die
8ebelIen t0oteten 20 Spanier, mubz
ten fi4 iebo4 5uritd5ieben. Quf bem
Ridpege brannten tie 80 8pbR6duier
r1iener.
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gertananiBnOaes GiienbabnunalHd.

Columbia, S.z@., 19. Mai. -
3nei 6ru4t3iige oerr rGoIum6ia, Ram
berrp unO 2aurens GiIen6abn" it.sz
BEN 6eute Ra4mitatg 3rpii4en Gbaz
pins uno 2ittle W2ountain 5uIammen.
Ntai6iniIt WiQiforo aus GarIton,
Ga, uno 5lpei Gurbise fpurbsn get0oz
tet. IA 5ru9tnaggons perbrunnten.
Der Selegrap6iit in Nep6srrp ion
Shulo On Dem lInalId fein.
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Nttfntat auf ben Gsaren ?
@ro6e 2le6erf6w emmunse,t
1SInrioa un0 Oas Sabafs &usz
iu5rzGerbat.
8ebeIIem por s. apa st a.

gtailanb, 10. Mui. - Der ySez
colo" er6ielt Na6ri6ten aus Wtostau,
ouB bic NibtliIten bort GuBerit riibrig
fpGren uno beabIi6tigten, ben Sailer
Der Ruiien um5u6ringen. Die Ppli5ei
bat in Mostuu einen 9luB entoedt, mo-
ielbIt 8omben Fabri3irt purDen. Der
Raum liegt gerabe unter Der StraBe
pel4e Der G3ar bei Der SrDnungsTeiers
lt6feit gu puiiiren but. 8erfdieOene
4rbeiter, tpeI9e i'm aremlin tbdtig iinb.
follen @eri9n0rer fein. 3ettel purben
an ben StruBeneden ungeflebt, in mel
den man bic 8ep0lferung aufforoerte,
ii6 9egen ben @3aren gu erbe5en. (9er
Na4ri4t fe6It 8eftdtigung. 2tnm. ,.
RPn \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Mrmr. arme Wftinn1reI

91uinfie1b, g.=S, 20. W3ai.
S:ute g}a6mitflg I'm 2 ll6r psrtaufte
Der 'Sderiff &Dle Don llnion>gountp
9ppotbeten Ger vllniteo States Sruitz
Co." auf Die rllnit:b States Gproagez
So" i'm 8etrage Don $8,OOO,OOO -
fir $4,000. Die QntpGlte GuQins
un6 GOr6in madten bus 2tnge6ot fir
bic Garment Q(ffipnGre.
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Die 0cid1e 1erausgeaebrn.

zee ipzg D IF, 20. g}oi. - Coroner
Sobbs iibergab beute Dem grzGpnz
greBmitgIieo Ralpb gin bon Snbidna=
polls bic 10 Disl beitrittens 2ei6e ieiner
S9tpiegerto4ter 5rau 6. 6. 9ia, bic
am s. b. 30. i'm pGDnonabez9otel"
Selbftmorb beging. Sbrem Muni9e
semGb pirb iie eremirt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
IiKuuri's 1teberidlprmmunsen
sansffrasen ipet 6us unter ssafIer. - 6rpse,
GhnOPu.

81. 2outs, 20. W1ai. - Set
leBten Sonntug betrdgt Der RegenfaG
fiinf 3oQ unb ne6men Die @oltenbrIz
DE mod inmer fein @noe. Der WfiIz
iifiippi~Rioer bat bic "a 5uByMarte
errei6t.
SSn G6iIbonee tpurben bur9 Stir
me bic 0G6er Der Stride uno perI9ie=
0ener 8obn6duIer abgebedt. 9rei
Perionen erlitten 8sripunbungen.
Sn Sartio ite6t bic gan3e @egenb
unter Wafer, g2i9ts Don ben 5eIoern
tam 9eie6en perDen, uls bic SpiBen
Der 3dune. Die 5u6ritruBen ite6en
3ipet SUB urter Dafer.
Ndbe Ri9lano 6aben Die aus ibren
ufern 9etretenen 5liii1e einen S4uoen
Don $4,000 angeriatet.
9as @len0 i'm gan5en 2anbe lit unz
beI6rei6Ii6. Die Saaten iino 5um
grOBten IbeiIe 5erit0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
SfatbnIitcn>Iaa in Yittsbura.

9ttts burg, pa, 19. Mat. -
Die 8srIammluRg bes oautI9 taz
tbotii6eu Gongrefe5 bon 9rnniplpaz
nign fanD beute 9lbenb in Der vGarnez
gle 6aGe" tutt. Der 8eiu6 mar
elm 5ubIrei6er. 9r. Gbarles 5. SdgIe,
Der 8orIiBenpe, 6eJriiBts Die 9eleguz
ten. 8riefe bon ben GurDindlen
@ibbons uno Satoli ipurben berlez
len. Morgen ftn0et gum S4IuB oes
GondreiIes Elm gdntett itdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
0rmaItiaes Hnternehmen.

YittsbUrn Ya., 19. W}oi. -
Gin Stiid 8o6lenzQartb in NQeg6enpz
unD Weitmorelaro>G a6t Msiz
len lang uno flint M&eiIen brett, lit BON
einem 0itIi6en Spnoifat, neIdss s., :
100000 &apital beItBt, aufgetauft
Doroen. %. 8. Whitnep pon Bottom
unb iein 8ruDer, %. 6. Mbitnep, Grz
MturineASefrstdr, BON 92stpz0ort iinb
bic 9auptz2lttiOndre. Die Gompagnie
bsobiidti9t, Gas fir 6obrif5pete bsrz
3ufte1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Snma fir ifrcifilber.

9u6uque, Soma, 19. Mai. -
Die prGIentanttn Der 0emofratii6en
P1rtst oes Staatss, fpsI9e ii9 morgen
6tsr gu elmer Convention periammeln,
lperoen ii4 ie0enTaGs fir 5rsiIilber
uno fir 9orace 9ries bon Soma ais
PrdItOeni41ftS ganoioaten ertIGz
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Gin GIcrf aetnhtrt.

@iIfesburre, 9a., 20. Wtui.
- 2(Hr6roIe Wtorgan, Der 20zjG6rige
Glert i'm &lsfOergei6Gfte ppn Sim
bsrg &c g., nuroe bsute N}ittug i'm
Glsoator 0as 8;I6dftss get0Otet.
Morsan fob Den S6a6t 6inunter,
aIs Der gleputor 6erabfam unb i6m
Den &opf 3erIhmettarte.
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azGnQifinn.

2ancufer, ga, 20. M2of. -
Sin perbGngniBooler 3uiummenitoB
3DiiGsn 5Dei 6ra6t3iigen auf Der
nP:nnIplDanier GiIen6abn," nabe2eu=
man Pllce, ereignete Iich 6eute. Ss4sz
3:6n 5ra4tra98Ons unO Die 2ofomo@
tiben iDuroin oamolirt. Der W2az
f6iniit uno Der 9ei5er srlitten 8arIe=
bunden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Die ,CObz5 z5ea
erb0buns Ger SOpfaeuer pom 5 auf 10 Sent

UTUUUHHg tut MVpTFcHFr DUN > uUT TW VtHIs
gifts burg, pa, 19. Mai. -
Die @robGoge oes OrOens Der nOob
6euobs," Die bier in Sabre8IiBung
tagt, bat eine @erfiigung erIuFen, mel
DE Die bon ben OrbensmitglieOern gu
entrihtenps &ppfiteuer fir Oas lauz
fenbe Sabr bon 8 auf 10 Gents er60bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
Ghnrhnnfen fir GntnrIh

% EN- zgort, 20. W1ai. - SSn Der
heutigen Sa6res @eriammlung oes
Spar6ant 8ergins bcn Staate y2epz
Yort Duroen n8utgsloz Rei iolutionen
etnItimniq dnqenontnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
S6QTer acmiuut.

G3tcu9p, SQs., 19. W}ai. -
Soldier Qenann beute 2l6eno bic
3Deite Serie in benz groBen 8i1idroz
3urnier. S6dfer muAte 500 uno
GARNER rrr 275 0GQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-21
General Siruna am selbrn Tieber
ueGiurbeu.

9ubunu, 19. M1ai. - General
8icunu lit gsItor6sn. Gr ertrantte
Dor einigen 5ugen am 9el6an 5ieber
unb erlag 9eute gta4mittag Der entz
feBli6en &runf6eit.