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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Emit i'm Gcfte nrfnnnrft.

g btlaOeIp + ia, pa, 7. 2lpril.
- Der 43 Sabre alte 8arren st..
8poopin, Elm S6ubzFubritant aus
RoBDiQe, SSQ., puroe Aeute in ieinem
3immer i'm n8iraroz6ouIe" ais 2eiae
gefunOen. Der @erblidene fam gez
tern Ql6eno auf elmer 8eI6GftsreiIe
6ier6er, unO ba er nidt gum 6riibitIf
eri6isn, 10 begub itch ein 2lufrpGrtsr
na6 pben, I'm i'm gu psden, unb bic
ier maAte Die GntOedrnQ. 6eute Nu6=
mittag tparo elm SSnqueit abge6uIten,
uno bic @ei6porenen qaben einen
Wa6rIpru6 ab, nona6 8ooopin eli
mem 8e6irnleioen erleqen lit. SpGter
am Sage tpurO Der 2ei6nam na9
RDbhi1(p nPfnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Die crbanil il0en Seihlil1t.
9lQes r,tbi9 1T Spaute,t.
Abhdtrn brr (ibamsrih. RrpabIiksu.
9ir 3 ttmm ung auf Cuba.
Sic ensItI6e uno fransoTi6c 9reRe.

90 orio, 7. Q(pril, - Die Regiez
rung BAT argsmeFene MaBna6men
gum S6uBe bes Der. Stautenz8ez
neutrality-suspicious. bierIelbIt gegen
etpuige 2lngriffe Seitsns Der, iiber Die
2lnnabme Der cubaniI6en 8eTnIiiiIe
i'm GongreHe erregten 8eo0lterung err
griffen, sbenfo ME fir Die Mpbnung
Senor @anppas Def GQItiQo's, oss
ipunii6en 9remierminiiters. Die
8ouDerneurs Der beri6ieoenen PrpDinz
gen baben itritts 2trlpsi7ung er6aIten.
jeOe RUbaitDrung prompt gu unters
oriiden uno 5par 10 tbattrGftig, oub
Oaour6 elmer etipui9sn WieDer6olung
oorgebeuat ptro. 9eute Morgen lit
Die StaOt ppIitdnoig rubig uno au6
pG6reno Der Ya6t pur0en feline anti
amerituniI6en 9smpnItrationen I'M
ternommen. Der Son Der 3ettungen
1T Elm mabDOller uno niiroiger.
2ima q, 8eru, 7. 2(pril. - Inter
bemjeniQen 3beile Der bieiiger 8eo0ltez
rung, lpel6e nit Den cubuniIden Snz
! Iur9entsn ipmputbiIirt, barrI6t ob Der
WtaBnafme bes Ser. Stuaten Gpu=
9reiie5 groBe 6reuoe. SoIlte BrGIioent
Glepelano Oieiel6e biIIiqen, 10 lperoen
pa6rideinIi6 idmmtIiche lib ameriz
tuniI6e Republiten Die 5ruas Der 2(nz
ertennung Der QufitGnod6en ebsnfal5
in Grtpdgung 3ieben.
9apand, 7. 9lpril. - Inter ben
hteiigen Spaniern 6errI6t pegen bes
9erbalten5 Oa5 ameritaniI9en Gonz
9reTes gegenuber ben cu6aniIaen Rez
iolutionen tiefe gntriiitung, 1pd6reno
Die Gubaner tO1 Dor SSreuoe Iin0. 9o6
berri6t alIgemeine Rube uno liegt tein
QnlaB CUR 8efiir6tung pon Demon
ftrattonen Dor.
Qonbon, Z. 2(pril. - 6ier unb
in Paris beI6dftigt Iib Dis9refe ebenz
fall5 in Iangen Qrtiteln nit Der 2lnz
nabme Der cubaniI6en 2(nertennungsz
Heiolution i'm ameritanii9en HeprG~
ientantenbauie.
9a5 r9ailD G6ronicle" ertlGrt, oab
iih BrdIiDent GIeosluno in einem ar
gen Dilemma befdnoe, Dem i6limmz
ten, DOR Dem er pdbreuo ieiner Ser
1pultung geitunoen. Wenn er ni6t feiz
nerIeits glei6 Der ameritanii6en
8pltsoertretung bic n8eQigerancia"
Der Sn1urgenten anertenne, ipiiroe er
it6 in oiretten 9egenIuB gu Der 0ffentz
lichen!Uteinung IteQen, i'm anoern Sale
Die Der. Staaten einem, numentIi6 in
2(nbetro6t Der bebeutenoen ipaniIhsn
3iiitungen iebr beoentIi6an 8risge
ausieBen.
Der BARRIER .@iI glus" 6dlt bic
Situation fir Guba fir unoerGncert
troB oeS grpBen 8ages~GreignifTs5.
Gr beleuhtet Die 6ruge in etnem Qrtiz
tel, in psldem er aus Ieiner feinoliden
8eiinnung geQen OieGubaner fein 6e6l
mu9t uno ertIdrt, baB es pegsn oieIer
n8ranoItiFter" niht Iobne, Die W&on=
roez9Ottrin auf bic grobe gu 1teQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
0rnBrs S9aSeniruer.
100000 seben i'll Raud, uns Slammtr
auf. - Sine An;abl Saufideeu eiuscGicbert.

100000 seben i'll Maud uns Sldmmtn
nuf. = Sine An;abI Saufdeen einscdidbert.
0pnters, R.zO., 7. 2(pril. -
@egen 4 llbr beute frii6 brad in gtr.
81, Noroz8roaoDun, qeruoe i'm Sc
I6Gftst6eile oes Stdothen5 bele9en,
9Feuer aus, lpeIAe5 einen ShaOen bon
minoeiten5 100000 anri4tete. Sine
gun3e Q(n3d6l &auflGoen brunnte
nie0er, Darunter Simmi5' @tienpaaz
ren6unolung, 6annigun's SAubpaa>
rengeI6Gft, 8en5ier'5 &leiberlaoen,
Spofe's 9(potbete, gtorris', Iopie Wttz
2uuqblin's 0irtbIhuften, 5rOIt's
8Gderei, Miuett'5 8Iumenlaben, 10
ME oas 9uBpuurengeIhGft Der 5rI5.
5loop. Marp 2optb, pel4e in ibrem
3immer in g}r. 81, goroG5rouonup,
in tiefem Sdlafe lag, purbe in be-
puBtloIem 3uitunOe, bpn 5lammen
buIb erftift, ms 7reie getragen. 8ur3
Dor 9 ll6r ereiqnete iib cine GrploiiOn,
unb cine Wtauer. an Del6er flint
7Eeuertpebrlsute itan0en, itiir3te 3uz
Iammen. @Iudliher Weiie purDe in
Deiion Niemano perlaBt. Se6s Stun=
Den rpitbete Oas entfei7elte Glement,
Bis e5 unter GDntrole mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
SrrindJ, cine guu3e SamlIie gu brr.
glIteu,

G6erotee, &a5., 7. 2lpril. -
Sine unbetannte YerIOn bat bier ben
8eriu4 gemu6t, cine gan3e, iiio0Itli9
pon bier po6nenoe 6umilie, beitebenO
aus Samuel g}ieie1paner, ieiner Sat
tin un0 3tpei er,padienen S0bnen,
GomarO unO Satob, gu ermOroen, inz
Dem iie 8ift in bic SPeiien Der 5amilie
i6iittete. Ollie Bier ertrartten idmer
na4 Dem 8enuiIe i6rer M}itta9smabl=
3eit unD erit nad me6ritjinoiger 2(rbeit
geIang e5 ben berbeigeruTenen 2(er3ten,
Die 8ergifteten ais gerettet gu ertlGren.
GeItern W}orgen erbieIt Goparo giIea
mdner einen nit nGompanD" unter=
3ei6neten 8rief, porin er nit Dem
3ooe bsoro6t nirb, penn er ben Stuut
ni6t innsrbaI6 10 Suqen DerlaIIe.
Die 8riinOe fir 0a5 8erlanqen, bic
5umilie gu t0Oten, iino Elm RGtbiel.
Die N}itgIieDer Der lebteren lisgen nod
trunt OurnieOer, tperoen u6er tpieoer
1puPfPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Guba nno Spantcn.
5apana's Sefcffisuug icbreitct riIffrs ooriuGrtS.
10000 @dun fpdniicbt Sruppeu Jest
ouf Suba


9obana, 7. 2tpril. - Sin, 6eute
Ru6mittug ausgegebenes pffBieQes
Bulletin entbGlt Die 9}u9ri6t, ouB in
Ga PoIma in Der 9rooin3 9inar Del
gio ein 3uiammenitoB 3piT6en Regisz
run9struppsn uno SSniurgsnten itattz
fanO unO bic 2eBteren gum 3ut5uge
genOtbi8t pur0en. 80 SoOte uno cine
2tn3u6I 8erpunoete muBten iie in ben
StraBen liegenD 3uriidlafen.
9aDuna, Z. 2(pril. - Sm SOL
guin@0iitritt Der Yrooin3 Santiago be
Guba babsn cine Reibe S6urmiibel
3lpiI6en Spaniern uno Sn5urgenten
itattgefunOen.
SSn ben IeBten Monuten lit ie6r 8ie<
les CUR beiieren 8efeitigung bon 6aouz
na geI6e6en, uno 5nar brett unter
8eriidiihtigung Der M0gIi6teit einas
&riege5 3piI6enSpanien uno gtmeritu
uno Der 8lodtrung bes 6ufens Don
9aDand Dur6 Elm amerifuniI6es Sc
ihpaber. Shpere Ppiitionsqe7biiBe
puroen na6 9aOuna geI3afft, Die
Utunttionsoorrdtfe ergdn3t, Gronerte
rings um bic Staot gu beren beTsrer
8efeitigung na6 Der Qanoz, pie na6
Der Seeieite bin aufgsiporfen.
Die fpanii6en Sruppen uuf Cuba
3d6len jeBt, 2lQes in 2lIlem, 10000
Munn aQer 8affengattungen.
S6erft 2llDea bat iich nit ben sSnz
Iurgenteniddaren unter@oudroo 8urz
ciu, 8ermuoe3 uno anoeren BEL Ga
8uaitmal unb na6e 8plonoron in Der
ProDina Mutun3as umbergei6luqen.
Der 8erluit Der Sniurgenten be3iffert
iih uuf 45 SoOte UNI 8erfpunoete, Der
Der Spanier auf II 8erpunoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
&ObIen Grpurt mad Sruti9lanb.
GrfpIsreidIc Seriud,e, cincn eeuticlrn S1arft
fur pennipIpaniicbe AntbracitfobIcu su
fdafTcn.

GrfoIsreid,c Seriude. eincn eeutic,en S1arft
fur peunipIpaniicbe NntbracittobIcu III
idafTcH.
8tIfesbarre, Bu., 7. Q(pril.
- Sin SDn0itat pennIDlpanii6er
8ruben6eiiBer bat nit einem erIten
8erfu6, penniDlpuniIhe 2tnt9racitto6z
len in 9eutlhIano ub3uIeBen, 9uten
Grfolg geba6t uno lpiro Den @erIanot
fol6er 8pblen na6 9euti6lanD Don
nun an geI6GftsmdBig betreiben. sSn
ben penniDlpanif6en 8ruben fperoen
jGbrIi6 100000 big 45,OOO,OOO
Sonnen &obIen proDu3irt unD es t0nz
nen inWirtli6feit 60 bis 70 MiQipnen
Sonnen pro Su6r proou3irt perDen.
Sir 20 bis 80 WiQionen Sonnen bat
es bis6er jeoes Sa6r an einem WfQrft
gefeblt. Dor sinem Sabre i6idte nun
cine prDminente 6ieiige 8o6IenFirma
einen 8ertreter na6 Berlin, Inn bort
fir amerifaniI6e So6Ien lpom0qlid
einen Martt gu idaffen. Die 8emiiz
bungen oisIes 8ertreters 6atten Grz
fol9; berIeIbe 1T bier6er 5uriidqefe6rt
ur6 bat beri6tet, baB aQiG6rli6 TO-
100000 Sonnen 8oblen in 9eutI6z
lamb abgeieBt uno oieie gu einem 6iQiz
geren Breis bertuuft tperben t0nnen,
als jeBt fir engliibe&o6len in0eutI3z
lamb be3aAlt tpirb. Die @abrI9einz
li6feit if, buB Die Naffrage nab
umerifaniI6en&o6len, tpenn man oieIe
in 9euti6lunO erit tennen geIernt bat,
itetig iteigen piro. Sir 2tmerifa
bate oies ben 8Ort6eiI, oab bic Sob
lenpreiie i'm Snlanoe auf elmer BE-
itimmten 90be erbaItsn fpuroen uno
aQe &otlengrGber in ben ausgeoe6nz
ten Standardization 0onPennfptDanien
beitGnbige 8eI4dftigung tpGbrenb oes
gaH5eH Sabres er9aIteH t0nnten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
zStrahlrn I'M 6rriht.

Rem : . ort, Z. Npril. - Gum
eriten Hfdle nuroen 6eute i'm Supremz
9eri9t in 8rpoflDn 3zStru9len in
einem 9ro3eiIe benuBt. 9a3 R0ntz
gems 8erfa6ren angefertigte 96otoz
grapbien ipuroen borgelegt, I'm bic 9ez
f6affenbeit eines Qrmes gu 5eigen, Der
DOR 5pet Sa6ren gebro6en puroe. Die
9iIoer fpielen in Dem ShabenerIabz
9ro3eiIe fir $4,000, ben Daniel 0az
bib bon gfr. $50, 2afaDette 2lDenue,
9rootlbn, gegen Or. 9u W}onb bon
Bath Bead, Q.zS., eingerei4t BAT, cine
pi6tige 3o1e. 9apio's ie6sjG6riger
Sp6n Warion bate i'm Sommer 1893
pd6renb eines Nufent6ultes in Bath
Bead, 2.=S, bei einem Sale ben 4rm
gerabe iiber bem @lIbogengelent gebroz
den. Or. 0u Mono tpurbe 6er6eigez
rufen, um Die 8no4en gu ieBer. 9az
bib gibt nun an, oaB baIo na6ber Die
0unb oe5 3naben ii4 na6 unten ge>
beugt uno Der Mrm ii6 aus 5einer ma
tiirIi6en BoIitiDn psrbre6t babe. Die
Singer iinD getriimmt uno Der &nabe
fam Qrm uno 9ano ni4t mebr nu9
Willen belpegen. 2lm leBten Sreitug
lieB 9apib bur6 Yrpfefor Ped6am
oon Der yQbslp6izQtabemie" in 8roptz
I'm ben Qrm ieines Sobnes na6 Dem
R0ntgen'i6sn 8erfu6ren Photographic
rem, un0 bieIe 8iloer Iollen oeutlit.
5eigen, bab Der Qrm ni9t oroentli6
seieBt mar. 3pii6en ben beiben
8ru9enben Der &no9en foa Elm 3lpiz
i4enraum bon einem 9aI6sn sou ieiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
SBmumltzG Grpluii0n in cinCm SunnrI
Sin SUeter, ,pei s6mcrUerIeete.

@reensburg, ga, 7. 2tpril.-
Sn Dem neuen RdOs6augbzSunnel,
eSne W}eils psitli6 BON bier, ereignete
fib 6eute 8ormittog gegen eff l19r cine
9pnumitzGrplpIipn. Der % Sabre
alte 6rant u. 8rinneQ aus Smith,
Ftelo naro augsn6ljdlih get0otet, 10
ME Elm &Grrner, ylamens W}arT6au
aus 8lair8DiQe, uro Elm 9diriiIer Bar
fer 10 Ifper perleBt, OaB Die 4er3te
an i6rer WidoergeneIun9 apeifeln.
8u5 bas lln4eil Asr6eigefii6rt 9at, 1T
rnrh r;h1t hpfnnr1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Inter Raocru ,crmalmt.
Die sbpeffcr ses 9eruusIu8ten 3custu &c
Srrf1IIrA


ScrfdlIcs.
96iIuDeGp9 9ia, pa, 7. 2(pril.
- SSn Der g}d6e oe5 8a6n6ofe8 Der
yDeitz SerIeDzSa6n" in 8louceIterz
GitD puroe tur3 DOR 7 l16r geItern
2lbero W2i6ael 9rier aus Sout6
@lpuceiter, ais er. OuS 8eIeiie iiberz
fareiten lpolte, BON Dem nit ooGer
9eI6pinDigteit ba6erbrauIenben @rz
preB3ug aus 2ltIunticzGitp nisoergez
rannt uno bu6itdbli6 unter ben Rdz
bern 3ermuImt. Der ungliidli4.
0rier bate feline in Der g{Gbe Des
8ubnhof5 po6nenoe S6peiter beIu9t
unO ebsn Oeren 9du5 perlaiien. Die
S6Epeiter itano nod unter Der 5ausz
tbiire, ais ous 8rGBIi6e Ii9 ereignsts,
unO mar pioer QBillen 2lu9en5eugin
pe5 entiebliden S6auipiels. Der
2ln6Iid bra6te fie fat CUR @er3tpeifz
lung. Die Qei6e 1puroe na6 benz
GtabliiTement zines 2si4en6eitotter5
npbrnrh+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Srau0 cintS 6ntels.

GbicdQo, Z. 2tpril. - 0a5
o6otel 2puiiiana" an Der II. StruBe
unO 2tDenue s brannte qeitern Ra6t
bis auf ben 9runO niaoer. Sas Sc
6Guoe mar zines ierer groBen 0eItz
uusitelIungsz6otels, e5 ,6sbedte einen
7FtQ6enraum BON 8pei Ndern unD mar
pier Stodperte bo4. Gs ituno idon
ieit geraufler 3eit Ieer, 10 baB Der
9erluit ni6t nennenspert6 lit. Die
95eusrfpebr bei4rGntte iib oenn ouf
1eoigtid auf ben S4uB De5 umliegens
her1 lSinanthnn1s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
SaS rniftide ,,Totbe Rrctt3" in
glbeiiinieif.

Ct. petersburg 7. 9(pril. -
Sn 5olge zines erneuten 2[nIuden5
bat Die Regierunq 6ei9loi7en, cine 2(nz
5abl UtitQlie0er Der nHot6en 8reu3z
8eIeui6aft" 3u entIenOen, I'm ibr
pobItbdtige5 Wirfen unter ben abeIiiz
niI6en Sruppen 5u entfulten. 9a bic
8eiienoen Die 9foute iiber W}oFauu
eini6Iugen tpollen, 10 piinI9t bic ituz
Iienii4e Re9isrunq Snformution Be
aiigIi6 Der 2(n3abl Der YerIonen uno
ii6er ben pabren G6aratter oeren W&iiz
iion Nuftidrunq I'll erhdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Scr U{0r0er 9J{ar,cn.

G9icago, SG,, 7. 2(pril. - 2(m
IS. 2lpril ioQ iber ben 2tntrag auf
einen Pro3eB fir g}itolau5 W}dr3en,
tpeI4er tpegen Der Grmoroung BON
SSreo. 0ol36Uter gum SoDe Derurt6eilt
puroe, arqumentirt perOen. W}dr3en
lit gegenpdrtig nit Der 2lbfuIiung Ell
ne5 umfar9rei6en S6riftitUdes BE-
i6Gftigt, poriu er ieine S3uloloiigz
fpit hnr11tlenprr fncht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Sranrigrr Sabnunfaa.
spel arbetter flneen einen umerparteten Os

Quncufter, pa, 7. 9(pril. -
Md6reno geitern um Wtitternu6t cine
2tn3ubl 2(rbeiter nit Der Wegrdumung
BON 3riimmern auf Den 8eIeiisn Der
yYennipIpanier 8abn" Bel 9opningz
topn bei6dftigt paren brauIte pl0Bz
lid Elm 6ra4t3ug in lie binein. 3pei
Qlr6eiter, @bas. 2artins unD Yatrid
GreDigan purben uuf oerSteQe get0oz
tet, pG6renD es ben anDeren gelang,
ibr 2eben in Si6er6eit gu bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Gin britiid1er 0cneraI miro Ole Su=
0at. .Grpeoition Iettctt.

2on6on, Z. 2lpril. - gBis Der
nG6ronicle" meloet, piro i'm 9trbIt
Elm btitiI6er General, pd6rI9a;nlia
Der 9eneral59(piutant Sir 3eOpers
Buffer, Das Sbercpmmunoo Der fuoaz
ntI6en Operation iiberne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Der idlnar,r Ioo in 6onafnna.

8of6tngton, .. g., 7. 2(pril.
- 9us Wtarineamt lit Durh ben
9Ulfs Sngenieur 80. .. 2lrnolo in
&snntniB seieBt pOrOen, OaB in 0ongz
tong Der nIchDar3e Sob" auf8etreten
lei. 9o5 2luftreten Der Sauae pUroe
aus 9siAdftsriidiihten perheimliht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
&oni9 Wcnclef uito Sor0 Sromer
fdaid1cu Sd1rsfbstt ntts.

Gairo, 7. 2tpril. - Ruaridten
limb bier eirgetroFTen, ouB Der abaFif
teinen 9lngriff uuf &afala plane
po6l dber bic 0erfpti6e 6ei 8erber 5uz
fummen5u5ie6en beu6Ii6ttgs, Der
abe7iiniIde 8eianbte. pelder iiin8it
nit einem 8riefe pom 80ntg 0lslenst
an ben britiIhen oipIomatiI4en 2lgen>
ten, 2orD Grumer, bier sintraf bat Die
Riidreiie angehreten, nit einem grrpiz
OsrungsI6reiben 2oto Grpmer's in
Ieinem 8eIiBe. Der f6riftli6e 0tet=
nungsau5tauI8 8eioer bate auf Die
Spndpld4grpdoitipn Se3ud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08

pie Der i6redGi6en Gtfebungen uno
@ntbulungen iaber Die Gage Der tt3<
lienii6en Sruppen in 2lfrita, Gpel4e
bon Dem 9eputirten Stgnor Wtaccold,
Der uls Correspondent psri6ieoener
itulieniI6er Sages6Idtter ldngere 3stt
uuf Dem 8ris9si6duplobe aufge3aIten
bat, ber0ffentli6t Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Sas &abtnet Bourgeois Dem Sore
t10bC.

2onb n, 7. 2(pril. - @ine Bariz
Ter 9epeI9e an ben .Stunoaro" be-
fagt: Die 2tnIid3t 9eipinnt itetig an
8oOen, baB bas &a6inet Bourgeois
feinem baIoigen Gnbe nube lit. Seine
repolutipnGren Senben5en un0 biplOz
motii4en W}iBgrtffe huben bas NtiB=
fallen RuBlanD's erreqt. 9esbalb lit
Die Stslung Bourgeois eine duBerit
herfnifPltp INN fr1niprinp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Ncllc llnruhetl ntlf Gnrtn.

2pnoon, 7. 2Gpril. - Der rManz
DIETER Guardian" per0ffentli9t cine
9epeIdbe, laut tpel6er auf Gorea neue
llnruben ausge6ro6en iinb, lpelhe in
elmer 2(n3abl Morot6aten, Darunter
audi Der 2(bI6la6tung oes 9ater5 oe5
&0nig8, SaizWens&un, rsiultirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
Granfreth,s iStnaniem.

9ariS, Z. 9lpril. - Die inoiretz
ten rSteuern 5rantrsid's fir Das Sis
talja6r 1895 be3ifferten ii4 auf 150,z
100000 5rancs, cine 3una6me pon
20 g2ilionen Srancs gegen pa5 Dor
inhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
! &somopp0th Wraf Wattei.

IT m, 7. 2lpril. - 8rdf Wt1ttei
Der eminente 9om0opuF6, lit beuts in
Bologna geItorbsn.
(Seine W6ittel iiro unter Dem 9luz
men W}attei's electrobom0opat6ii6e
9&ittel betannt uno t5sil5 6liiIiiteiten,
t5eil5 Streutiigsl6en. SSn GrIteren
iino nu4 ben llnterIu6un9en OeS
&arlsru6er Srtsqs7unO6sitsrut65 n0r
Spuren organiI6er SubItun3en in
pdI1erigsr 20iung entbalten. Die
Streutiigel6en bsite3en aus 3uder,
tleinsa Wtengen &alt unO Gummi.
u. b FL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
gSar cine (Sntr.

Sp6unne8burg 7. 2(pril. -
Genauere GrtunOigungan buben err
geben, oaB 0as 8erii6t, nel6s5 geItern
bier in umlauf geieBt puroe, Die bril-
tiIde Ragierung babe tbre GinnilIi=
gunq gsgeben, Die 1884ar Gonpention
81 canceQiren uno bic pole llnu6bGnz
Qinteit bes SrunsDaul an3uerteNnen,
ieoer 8edriinpund entbehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-08
6cciI W6oScs In siderbett.

8uIupaDp, 7. Qlpril. - Die
telegrap6iI4e 8erbinOung lit pteosr
hergeiteQt. Gecil 8boOes, iiber Defen
8sI9if 6ereits 8eIorgniB gebegt
tpuroe, bat Don Salisbury aus gemel=
bet, OuB 8pelo fi6 in Si6erbeit be-
fGnbe unb Der Wea nunmebr often lei.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-14
NE TRUST ii GERMANY,
A Gigantic Syndicate Of Sugar Indus
try Anticipated

WASHINGTON, Dec 14.-Unless relief
can be had soon from the reichstag, the
entire sugar industry of Germany is
likely to be organized for self-protec-
ton into a gigantic syndicate or trust,
with the purpose of regulating produc-
ton and controlling prices.
This is the view OF United States
Consul Mason at Frankfort. set out in
an elaborate report to the state de-
Dartment upon the present state OF the
sugar industry in Germany Only last
May a law was enacted to help cut the
sugar growers and makers, as this IS
now the only remaining field of profit
for the German farmer. The act was
passed at the demand of the Agrar1an
party. vet already the sugar makers
are appealing to the reichstag ITO res
cue the sugar producing interests from
the consequences Of the very act passed
for its salvation and which have pre-
scented themselves promptly and IN a
most serious form MI Mason tens
how the act has failed and instead or
limiting production has had the very
onDOsite effect The increase Of the
export bounty has also reduced the
price of sugar in foreign markets and
the German farmer receives no more
than he did before the increase, While
the government loses heavily Ihen,
too. France and other European ma
tions have responded by an increase OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-14
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes Of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sweet entertained
their friends at a o'clock tea Saturday
evening The guests We're seated at
small tables. The decorations were of
chrysanthemums and carnations. The
invited guests We're: Mr. and Mrs.
Guilford Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. sam Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs J. K. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs
Geo NJ Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Nor
ton, Mr. and Mrs. John BarthOlOm ew,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. SheIIabarger, Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs
A. S. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Dill
lon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fassler, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Griswold, DR. and Mrs. A. III. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Jane Dennis, Mrs M. O. Ham
matt, Mrs. Il. w. Crosby of Minneapolis,
Mimi; Miss Lizzie CROSBY and Miss
Sallie Crosby. Mrs. John H. Vincent,
Miss Dusenbury, Mrs Evelyn Lewis,
Miss Anna Bartholomew, Mrs Tewks-
bury, Mrs E. J. Dallas, Mr.. T. A. Os-
born. Mr.. Dan Crosby. Judge AIcFar-
land.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-14
BACK PAY FOR POLICE.
Policemen are Going to Try Their
Hands at Bringing Suits.

1t is probable that a suit viii very
soon be filed against the city by the 20
members of the police force asking for
money they claim is due them on an in
crease in salary that was promised by
the board and afterwards withdrawn.
When the new board of police COM
rnissioners took charge of things nearly
two years ago a resolution was passed
fixing the scale of wages Of patrOlmen
at $50 per month for the first six months
and at $55 thereafter. Before the first
six months expired a second resolution
was passed by the board destroying the
first one and annulling the raise.
The patrOlmen say that they were
hired under the first resolution and
bought uniforms on credit on the
strength of it. and the cut came too late
for them to resign without loss
They now ask that judgment be given
against the city for the balance of s.
per month each for the 16 or is months
since. This viii involve about $1,000
Archie Williams, Jr., is the attorney
for the patrolmen, who have banded
together in the suit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-14

the 10 year old son of the house, and it
was in this room that most of the arti-
clas are missing. All belonged to him
The family was at church.
A little girl Of the family who return
ed from church in advance of the rest
discovered that the window was open
She Immediately gave the alarm to the
phOned.
In a few minutes Sergeant Frank Ell
hsOn and Detective Zeller were there,
but could find nothing, the burglars
having probably taken to the woods.
The officers say the place is out of their
jurisdiction.
The missing articles were: One very
heavy oVercOat, one light overcOat, two
coats, vest, two pairs of trousers and
one old military blouse
The people of the neighborhoOd say
they are continually bothered by tramps
that come up out of the woods asking
for food. Some We're seen hanging
about the place yesterday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-14

appears to be general that France win
be liberal buyer of foreign wheat later
and supposed opposition of strong inter-
est TO an advance at present may result
in quite dun market today
New York. Sugar viii be eX-diV tO>
morrow and the Standard Oil people have
been making large loans on this special
". Traders are prepared 10 jump on So
gar but their programme VIII propaply
be baked. Future rise in W. u is ex-
pected if the market holds.
New York: The London stock market
for American securities is steady at
prices that are just at parity with New
York There is no business doing
Chicago inspections- Wheat 4S, con-
tract 8, estimated 81: corn 1876, contract
AZ oats $50. contract 104
Total visible wheat 54.2s4. 600; corn H.
40 visible e'' supply: Wheat decreased 2o2s
900: corn increased $1,000; oats decreased
Stocks grain i'm Chicago: Wheat -
$4,000; corn, 4,SS6,000; oats, 3665,o0O bush
Chicago: Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 81; corn 3z5; oats $50; hogs 2HOOO
head
Chicago: San Francisco. wheat &c high
ST IL Tlof 9fs'i'l prominent trader here
thinks St. Louis May wheat will sell l5c
over Chicago May option
New York. The four ports cleared,
wheat and -four 10000 bushels.
Chicago: Wolff buying lard and ribs
cago gas. @ and sugar
Chicago: Friends of pork are now buy
ing en- Iowa state report Of hogs showing
30 per cent shortage
Chicago CLIFFORD buying wheat. New
people buying a little in this market.
St. Louis close: Wheat. cash. s2c; Dec,
9l5sc: July 7315c: May 915sW91s4c. Corn.
cash PIC: Dec. July and May 23isc. Oats,
cash, zoe; Dec. July and May. 211bc.
Puts May wheat. SQs44805sc; calls. SIC;
puts May corn. 25q261sc; calls, 257s0zo5ae :
puts Jan. pork, $3.50; calls, $50; curb,
May wheat. S214C.
May wheat opened on a range S04sdS0lsc
first fiat S0l4c, low so fiat. high. S21sc and
closed s2lkc. July wheat opened 73AW
735ac first fiat 1881 c. closed 75ssG575l2c.
May corn opened 255sc and closed at 26W
265kc which was high
Todav,s Rance ofPrices.