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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
THE SPEED OF THE WIND.

Astoria, Or, Oct p. 1896.
To the Editor
Why is it that there is so much differ
ence between the wind on the Atlantic
coast and in the East generally, and
that on this coast? The register at the
cape at the mouth of the Columbia
has indicated velocity of over 100
miles per hour several times in the
past five years, but no great damage
resulted, while in the East velocity of
20 miles is the worst kind of a cyclone
and destroys millions of dollars worth
of property. SCHOLAR.
Upon inquiry of Observer Grover up
on the subject above, that gentleman
said:
Fort Candy is situated upon an ex-
rreme point of land, jutting far out
into the ocean. The prevailing winds
are from the southwest. and the Fort
Candy station gets the full benefit Of
all the ocean gales, while Astoria, only
ten miles from the mouth of the river,
scarcely ever feels the prevailing high
winds outside. About the highest We
locity every reached in this city was
fifty miles an hour and no particular
damage has ever been done in the city,
which is surrounded by high hills. Cape
Hatteras, on the Atlantic, is very diff
ferently situated, and other observa-
tion points on that coast are much more
protected than is Fort Candy. OF the
terrible cyclones which take place on
the Eastern coast and in the Middle
West and through Kansas, Iowa, Ne
braska and other states, no record
has ever yet been obtained of the We
locity of the wind, because in many of
those places there are no government
stations, and further, where there have
been appliances for measuring the
speed of the wind, they have been blown |
away by the storms. Wind is wind |
the world over There has been no
damage at Fort Candy because the only i
buildings there are those of the gov
ernment, which have stone walls sew
eral feet thick, and are peculiarly con-
structed for the place, To my knowl- |
edge the rotary motion of a cyclone
has never yet been measured" !
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

ernOr General Blanco realized that with
his present force he is unable 10 quell
the revolt, and consequently he is
awaiting the arrival Of reinforcements
before striking decisive blow. Mean
while the rebels are doing a great deal
Of damage 70 property. and numbering
and robbing the inhabitants.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
RECTOR KEANE's SUCCESSOR.

Washington, October 2t.-The names
chosen by the directors of the Catholic
University today to be submitted to the
Pope are Father Conaty, president OF
the summer school at Plattsburg, N. Y;
Father Riordan. of St. Elizaheth's
church, Chicago, and Father Mooney,
the vicar general OF New York. One Of
these win be designated by the Pope
as rector Of the University.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
GOV. MoRToN's cLEMENcY.
He VIII Pardon Boss McKane From
Sing Sing.

Albany. n. Y. October 21.-John Y.
McKane. the former political boss Of
Gravesend is. according to a statement
which is regarded as authoritative, to
be released from Sing Sing before the
expiration OF Governor Morton's term
OF office. and possibly within few
days. McKane was sentenced 10 six
years Imprisonment for aiding and
frauds in November. 1898. Making a
deduction for behavior, McKane would
still have one year and seven months
TO serve. Governor Morton is said to
have expressed the opinion that Nc
Kane has been sufficiently punished.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
GARFIELD CLUBS AT CANTON.

Canton, October 21.-Four heavy
trains brought the Garfield Club OF the
Western Reserve today with greetings
of the old Nlnteenth District, which
Garfield represented in congress for a
nuhber Of years. To belong to this club
it is necessary to have voted for Gen.
Garfield for congress.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
IN THE PHILLIPINEs.
The Rebellion Has Got Far Beyond the
Control of the Governor General.

Vancouver B. c., October 21-The
Empress of Japan arrived from the
Orient today. Advices received by the
Empress of Japan regarding the re-
bellion against the Spaniards in the
PHILIPPINE Islands confirms previous re-
ports to the effect that the spaniards
will likely have another war, as serious
as that in Cuba, on their hands. Gov
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
CARLISLE sTUMPING.

Washington, October 21.-Secretary
Carlisle left this afternoon for Coving-
ton. KY, where he will deliver his first
political address tomorrow evening, He
viii deliver five speeches in all in Ken
lucky.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
GOV. FLOWER ON THE STUMP.

Chicago, october rH.-Ex-Governor R
P. Flower, OF New York. left Chicago
this afternoon in the private car OF
President Gable, Of the Rock Island
road. for an extended tour through
Iowa and Minnesota, speaking in the
interest of the Buckner and Palmer
1t is possible the trip may
be extended to Omaha and Topeka.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

De Wits Witch Hazel salve is an an
tlseptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, etc,
and cures piles like magic. 1t instantly
stops pain. Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. Hoe
Cake" contains no free alkali. and will
not injure the finest lace. Try it and
notice the difference in quality. Ross.
Higgins & Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

Liverpool. October 2i.-Wheat-spot,
firm; demand. poor: No, red spring,
6s lid; No. California, rs I'd.
Futures opened steady, October IS
9'4d; November 6s 9lad; December, IS
9lsd; January. 6s 6lsd; February. Gs,
9isd: March, Is 9'd.
Portland. october I,-Wheat-Walla
Walla, 74GT5: Valley 77Q7S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
NEW ZEALAND GOLD YIELD.

Melbourne. Victoria, October 21.-The
yield of gold from New Zealand for
the quarter ending September 80 was
2S7,079 ounces.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

Meany is the leading tailor and pays
the highest cash price for fur skins.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
Our Handy Wagon.

Combines all the features Of the child's
plain wagon and n velooipede. and. all
thlnEs considered. costs the consumer less
than either, 10 desirable. convenient ana
satisfactory has Il proven. that. m n
ready seller" II has no equal. We take
= special pride. too. In delivering tho
same promptly and In fAultleaa oond'.
tion 10 tho trade.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
yros. %. and Columbia Iron Works.

Sayrcs. ~. ana fOlumblh Iron Works,
f23sG, were ordered paid.
The petition Of c. r. Balm for permls-
sion to pay his Exchange street I'M
proyement assessment on the ten year
plan was granted.
Christian Klaus petition to change
his liquor license from 9th street 10
Bond street. was granted.
The property owners on Grand ave-
nue. filed n remonstranee TO the ac-
ceptance Of that piece Of work. but an
ordinance was passed at the last meet
Ing accepting the same
The following bills were approved
for payment: O. A. stinson, si.75; Theo.
siverson. $500. Astoria Transfer Co..
$500: II. F. Prael & Co. i2.T5. Fisher
Bros. $500.
The committee on public property
made a report recommending the pas
sage OF an ordnance appropriating $50
for the Astoria Asphalt and Roofing
co adopted
city Engineer Bell reported that the
improvement Of Bond street from Bond
street and 45th street to the claim line.
and Of Date street, In Aiderbrook.
would cost sso.25ses Report ordered
fled
The city water commission presented
It's quarterly report Of receipts and dis
bursements. which was referred 10 the
committee on fire and water.
ORDINANCES.
Appropriating $50 to the Astoria As
phalt and Roofing Co; read first and
second time.
Limiting the districts for dogs run
ming at large. and fixing the license on
same at IS for males ard $40 for fe-
males. and making II lawful for any
one 10 kill dogs running at large con-
trary TO the ordinance. referred to the
committee on health and police.
Appropriating $50 TO Frank Damant.
the value Of a horse killed. read first
anu hfNRIh AllilGs
Appropriating $3.50 TO Bremner and
Holmes for the building OF hose wag-
on. read first and second time.
Regulating the building OF wharves
and other improvements on the water
front read second time and referred
back to the committee for further con-
aldera;ion.
AuthorizIpg the mayor and auditor
and police Judge to issue street bonds
to the amount si67s TO n. clinton &
sons, read third time and passed.
ApproprIating tes7.50 TO n. Clinton &
Sons. read third time and passed.
Appropriating SlISO for the cost Of
defense by the city in certain suits.
read third time and passed.
The committee on health and police
were granted further time in which to
consider the cigarette and COW ordi-
nances
The claims OF the News Publishing
60. for 23c. S2c, and SOC, referred to COM
nittee on ways and means.
a resolution was passed authorizing
he board OF assessore TO make the as
iessment for the Improvement Of
Grand avenue.
a resolution was passed authorizing
he auditor to publish a notice of the
Intention of establishing grade on Du-
me street from SSd to S5th.
A correction was made to the resolu-
ion on the Second street sewer mat
er.
A requisition for coal for the auditors
'iiice and wood for the police depart
nent and rubber steps for the hose
wagon, was granted,
The council then adjourned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22
THE BULLS HAVE
LOST THEIR GRIP
The Markets Yesterday We're Buried
Under a Landslide Of
Long Wheat.
EXCITING TIMES ON CHANGE
Foreign Markets Firmer and Higher
Prices Prcsailrd but the TightneBs
OF the Money Market Brought
on n Decline.

New York. October 2i.-Thc bulls lost
their grip on wheat today and there
was decline IN prices that wound up
with n net loss for the day of 3NI3'sc.
Throughout the entire session the mar
ket was fairly buried under a land
slide OF long wheat. II poured In from
all sides. but chiefly from foreign
houses This was the straw which
broke the bulls back. All the recent
bull strength being derived from abroad
and todSy'H weakness In cables and Eu-
ropcan offerings dcncd all efforts 70
stay the tide OF liquidation. Even some
Of the staunchest bull operators became
alarmed at the downward rush and
threw over their wheat. The greatest
excitement was nj the start and during
the final hour. Prices then made some
gymnastic eyolutions that set the pit
In an uproar.
December wheat. which opened all
the way from ss's TO Si's. closed AT S2l.c.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-22

Chicago. October si.-on the curb be-
fore the opening Of the regular wheat
market the feeling verged on hystericai
| for while December was first quot
er at 5s's cents 1t jumped 20 7eA IN a
| few minutes then came down with a
slam 10 IJNs on the regular board
traders commenced practically where
the irrcprcssiblcs Of the curb had left
on The range IN December at the mo-
mcnt when the tap OF the starting Sig
nal was heard was from T77S TO 77iS
cents as compared with yesterdays
closing price of 7S>, with sales as low
as 76A In the next moment This shai<y
condition ~ affairs was a surprise, be-
cause public cables showed Liverpool
"a up and Berlin ~, and ia marks high
or. So wild was the opening In the pit
that prices In different parts were al
most ! cent apart Ht the same moment,
Gable reports afterwards which denied
that the corner had been broken in
South Russia did much toward unset
Ting the crowd, But the tightness OF
the money market and the consequent
depressing influence which that cir
cumstance had on the price OF
cash wheat together with the strain
ed condition OF speculative deals.
were mainly responsible for the decline
and In fact were the overshadowing In
iuence all day. The cabled reports of
the advance at Liverpool were accom-
panied by statement that II was due
entirely to the advance here yesterday.
The advance here near the close yes
;erday was generally attributed to the
shrewd speculative move made by John
Cudahy, For Liverpool to have had no
better reason. therefore, for its over
night bulge. was cause OF weakness |
instead OF strength.
December wheat closed at 75h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Str. ~.

DieIe5 Programm, melAes y8epIer
Qe0snii6er einigen b0beren OfFi3ieren
oeduBert bat, entbGlt in 5etnen Sin
3elnbeiten 10 8iemIih ba5 8egentbeil
bon an Dem, mas N}artine3 Gampos
nG6reno Ieines SebnmonatlihenOber=
bsTebl5 ungeoronet bat, uno pdmit
au6 Die Gritit uno bic 9erurtbeilung
Oie'e5 @egentbeiligen, BON peI6em
Optimismus, 75aporitismu5 uno Die
6eimutbli6e Corruption tetnesnegs
aus3ui6IieBen iino.
Gs lit m0gli6, buB Der neue 8enes
raj nit ieinem energiIAen Programm
ms S6pur3e trifft. Dab Dem 70 lei,
oafiir biirgen Die glejcb5ejtigenSpmpz
tome. 9enn Die Ipaniihen @eloDers
the, pel6e sur 3eit Der Commando
fiibrunq oes @eneralsg}artine} Sam
POS beitGnoig Ionten, 7inO felt Dem
3ettpuntt Der Grnennumg 8eDler'5
plDBli6 felt QelporOen. 9luBeroem
fin0et cine iibereilte 2(u5punoerunQ
Der furbi0en uno peroGnti9en Gls=
mente Der 8ep0lierunQ6apunu'5 'tatt,
nelde Die 2(ntunft pes neuen 60hItz
Gommdnbirenben fir unbeimlih ball
ten moqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
@ermii@te trlssrapbiiae srprI6en.

- Sames sSadlon paro geitern unz
melt Os5 n9ulf Wap 9ouie," in Der
NGbe bon W}ioolesboroug6, 3b., aus
oem 9interbalte nieberqei6oKen unb
nm ieine geiammte, aus $1,000 be-
ite6enoe 8aarI6aft beruu6t.
- Yalmer 6. 9erttns, YrG1ioent
Der npertins' 8inomilz ano 2(rz@o." "
in W}if6alpata, SSno., Grfinber Der
na6 inn bendnnten Ninomii6le, lit
i'm Nlter BON p Syubren geitorben.
- Did W6ittinqton, neI9er auf
9runD elmer Wette I'm $4,000 am ;.
9lpril 1895 BON Sun SSrun5isco oufgez
bro9en mar, I'M inner6ulb oreier
Sabre cine S9iebfurre I'm ben Orb
bu1 gu i4ieben, lit in Bitts6urg einz
getroffen.
= Der % Sabre oIte 6runf See
Yrice, Elm Glert i'm .6otel SuraD" in
2ltlanttczGitp, lit auf Der Sugb in
2pngport ertrunfen. Die 2ei6e ipuroe
nod ni6t 9efunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
aus Der 8unOesBauptfaot.
Die ameriFamiidben 3erfid,erunss >Scienidbaf.
ten in TeutidDIanh ppr Gem Gonares.


ten in 9eutidoIanh Dor Gem Gonares.
@ai6tngto II, .. g., II. 6e6r.
- 9rGiioent Glepelano be3og ii6 be-
fanntli6 in ieiner leBten Sa6resbotz
I6aft auf IdItigs 8eIhrdntungen,
pei6e peri9ieoenen ameritanii6en
8eriiderungs sz8eieQI6aften bon Der
oeutI6en 3eqisrung bei Oeren 2lus=
ii6ung pon 9eI6dften in Den 8eg gez
leQt tpuroen, unO empFabl Die Grgreiz
flung qeetgneter WieOerbergeltungs=
W2uBreQeln. 2eBtbin iteQte Da5 Iez
prGientanten6dus bas 9erlungen nu6
genauerer SnformatiDn iiber Die Sade
uno 6eute nabm Der YrdIioent 9elez
qen6eit, bic geIammte, buriiber i'm
Studtsz9epartement aingelaufeneGorz
reiponben3 jener &0rperI6uft gu ii6erz
ienDen. 2tu5 Den 0otumenten lit erz
fiatli6, ouB am II. 4pril 1895 bic
.W2utual Qe6ensDerii9erungs g."
bon g}etp=0ort 6ena6rihtigt tpuroe,
beiStrafe Der Gon5eIiions=Gnt3ie6u
i6re 8eI6dftszWtetbo nit geniifen
Stipulatipnen in ben preuBiihen Gam
ben in Gintlang 81 bringen uno 6ereits
elm babies Sabr ipGter Der 9eielli6aft
t6atIG6li9 bic @rlau6niB gu p,itaren
8ei6Gfts 5runsdftionen ent3oqen
naro. 2(m 6. Sanuor t6eilte 6r. d.
neD benz 8otIdaFter 8unpon nit, baB
9oultnsp 8igelop, Der, I'M tinen 0iz
berruf Der ent3ogenen Grlau6niB 3u
erpirfen, mad 9sutI6lano geIunot
mar, troB alien 8eiitdnoes Seitens oes
amerituniI6en 8ertreters nidt reuIirt
babe. Sr. ll6l niro, io6ulo er Die
oeutIhe Rei6s6auptita0t in Ieiner
neuen Gigenf6uft ais 9oti9after Der
Ser. Stuuten errei6t BADEN piro, pon
Neuem 8er6anolunqen anfniipTen, 3uz
mai ba5 beutihs au5pdrtige2tmt ni6t
abgeneigt lit, Die gtngelegen6eit in
Wieoererpd9ung I'll 5ie6en.
G6rung eins8 Oeutf9en.
Inter ben gsItern Dom 9rdfoenten
benz Senute singeianOten Grnennunz
gen befinpet ii9 au9 Diejenige bes
9rn. gster 8ittor 9euiter aus @isz
tpnIin gum SpnIul in Grefelp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
JrucridGorn.
Sindid,eruna elmer Waid)incu SS ertifdtte
@roser Scrluit All Gigentbum. M enicbcns

tlHGT SSttfltuttc. -
@roser Serluit an Gisentbum. NJ enidbens
Ieben slitdIibsr Sssiie ntdt gu betlasem.
eagle g a 3, Ser, II. 9Fe6r. -
Die MaI6inenzDertitGtte Der yM}ez
rican SSnternational Railroao 60. 3u
Gutoao 9rofirio Ota3, Ner., bier
ielbIt finO innerbal6 3ipei Stunoen
our4 5euer poaItdnbig 3erIt0rt NOR
ben. Der bur9 feline 8erii6erung qez
oedte 8erluit betrdgt ungefdbr $780,
900. Die WertItGtten geb0rten 3u
ben belt etngeri6teten in H}erifo unb
getpGbrten ungeFG6r 400 Nann bauz
ernoe 8eI4dFti9ung. Die monatli6e
3ablliite betrug $4,000.
Da baIb, Snb., II. 6e6r.- Die
nWa6af6 S6u6z5ubrit", zines Der
gr0Btsn GtabIiIIsments ieiner 2(rt i'm
Staate, brannte geItern nieber. Der
materiele 8erIuIt iteut fih auf $40, :
900.
l}artin'8 6errn, O., II. 5e6r.
- Die .9udenez8lasfabrit" BON 81.
.. Seamon in WbeeIin9, 8. zGu.,
puro beute eingedI6ert. Der ltrIprung
Des 8runoss, pel6er einen S6uoen
pon $15O,OOO anrt6tete, lit nod un6ez
tannt.
3olebo, O., II. Tebruar. - Die
bisIige, unter Dem Nomsn nGoGin9=
popO" betannte W&uiifbar1e gtng 6eute
frii6 in 6lummen uuf. 9a5 8ebGuoe
fpurbe er1t por Stpei Monaten Dem BUz
fIifum CUR 9enuBunq iiberge6en unb
mar gu einem 8oItenpreiie bon $35, :
600 erbnut fporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
"a. 6ongrrR.
SOAR mill ciHcu uGabpt.gSatiouaItas." - Gin
ncHcr AusrifT auf Sccrctdr NTprtpu. - S3e@
idIdfte puu SBidbtistcit i'm @am;en ntd,r
crlceiqf.

Soar mill ciucn uGabpt:gfatiouaItas." - Gin
ncucr NusrifT auf Sccrctar MORTON. - S3eS
idIdfte pou gBtbtistcit i'm @an;en ntd,r
erIcSist.
aibtnqton, ,. g., II. 5ebr.
- Sm Senat bru6te bsute Wtitheu
(Rep, Ore9pn) 9oriiBenDer Oe5 Goz
mites fir Yripile9ien unD Wablen,
einen 8eri6t gu 8uniten 9upont's
aIs itbberenti9tsn NtitQlieoe5 ein. Der
W}tnoritdts 8eriht miro morgen I'M
terbreitet unO bic fruglidbe 9ngelegens
belt baLom09lihit elmer Gr0rterun8
unter5o9en Deroen. Soar (Rep. ,WdiID
mo6te germ DEN "a. SSuni gum glnge~
oenten an Den Sag, an pelhem Die
8riIDer SSobn uno SebuItiun Gubot in
1897 Die nOrOutluntiihe 8iite 5uerit
erbliften, gu einem Nationuls5Seiertug
er6o6en leben, ME 0iQ (0em., N.zYD
fetnen nSSddIDnz5uq" BADEN min. Die
ReIolutton purbe Dem Suiti3zGomite
iiberpieien. 9apis (Rep., W(innD
ipro4 iiber Die MpnroezOottrin=8orz
ldge, bod blie6 nieIelbe audi oieSmul
nod unerlebigt. 9aFel6e mar Der
San nit Ger M}ilitGrz2(faoemie Ser
piqigunQs z8iu, lpet6e betunntlih Sen
PrdfOenten 5ur GrnennunQ 8peier
ipeiterer &d0etten aus ieOem Staute
ermd6tigt. lin ; llbr % Wtjnuten
oerta9te iioh Der Senat bis morgen.
Observation-Disclosures.
Die 2lufuahme Der lQnoDirt6I6aft=
Ii6en 8erlpiGiqun9s Bill Ijibrte beute
5u einem a6srmaIiQen 2(ngriff uuf Se-
tretdr W}orton. 0as Gonlite fir Utitz
tel uno WeQe rei6te einen 8eI6luB
Elm, in pel6em Der SdaBamt5zSez
tretdr Inn OetdiQirte SJnformution
iiber bic 0ertaufs 0er6anolunoen Der
unter Der 1875er Nieoerdufnabme=
2(tte oerduBerten ObliQationen uufgsz
forOert lpiro, ferner Die Ginl0Iung BON
9reenbuds, NationuIbantz II. S6uBz
amt8npten ieit 1879, Die 3sguIirung
Der 2eQal~SenDerzg}oten in 8onfzRe=
Ierpen uno i'm S9aBamte, Il. Ogl. m.
2tls ous 6aus nm 3 u6r 5 N}inuten
CUR 8ertugung ihritt, 6eitunO bic
idtpebenoe 55rage in einem 2lmenoez
msnt CUR 4gritultur=8iu pegen oe5
9lntaufss uno Der @ertbeilung DON
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18

8altanItaaten feline llna6bdn8igteit
auf einmul, nur 10 mir ni6ts, Dir
ni6ts erbielt." Die rNopoje Sremz
ia" i9reibt; rWir miifen jeBt barauf
Ieben, 9ulgurien BON feiner 9roBz
mannsfu6t ab3ubringen uno no
mentlid Die 9eplunte 2lgitatton tur
ben 9(nI9luB Hta3ebonien's, cine Sez
Degun9, tpel9e ben europGti9en gre
ben I9tper bebroben fOnnte, gu ht1z
tertreiben." rRuBlano," iu9t 0ds
8latt bann ipeiter, ppirb bulgarl'd1e
Gingriffe in Die Re4te Der 5urtet
poer @rie6enlanb's unb bic Snicent7
rung elmer 8epsgung tpie Der in 9lrz
menien, nur um GngIano gu gefauen;
ni9t geTtutten, neil fir 8uBlano DIE
@rfiillung tpeit tpi4tigerer pfll9ten
beporIteben, als Elm 9roBbulgarter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
YuB! has WaRer mar sn faIt.
Selbitmp reucriueiD eines IrbeitsIpicn.-G Gr riei
aber Spcn ,ulekt I'M SIIIfe.


g}ep 0ort, II. 5Sebr. - 6enrD
Stube 19 Sabre alt, ppn gtr. 40,
MonrOezStr. iu6te Ii6 bic i6neIIite
g(rt unb Beiie aus, I'm ieinem Qeben
Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN, inoem er BEL Der
beute GerrI4enoen fur6tburen 8Glte
Dom 6uBe Der RutgerzStruBe aus IN
ben GaitzRiper fprung. Die &GIte i'm
Wafier mar i6m a6er bod IeIbit gum
Ster6en gu unangenebm, er I6rie gang
jGmmerlt6 I'm 9Ilfe uno tGnbFte
our6 S6nimmen gegen Das @rtrinz
fen, bis inn Elm Wtann, Der i'm bate
i6reien 60ren, sinenStrid 8unarf uno
i'm aus Dem WaiIer 3og. Sin Boliz
3iit, Der bic 6iilferufe Stu6e's eben=
fans gebDrt bate, fam geruoe 6in5u,
ais Der our6ndBte uno por 3Glte att
ternoe 2ebensmiioe ans 2ano Qe6raht
Duroe unO i6affte i'm ais 8efangez
nen in 0a5 n8ouberneurz6 6oIpital, L"
no man i'm Ourf Elm tu6tiqe5
S6piBbao Dor Der Qunqenent3iinz
oung 81 i6iiBen fu6te. 9lrbeitsloiiq=
teit bate Dem jungen Menf6en oie2uit
gum petteren Qe6en eenpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
2nrae &abeIozneTdietl.

- pas ldpdnt10e Ydrldment Pat
ii6 elmer 9epeI6e aus 0otobama gu
5ufolge ouf cine tuiierlide 8oti6uft
bin uuf 5ebn Sage iuspenbirt.
- Sn N}un4en iino bic N}iniItez
rialrat6szBitttpe BON Roos, beren
So6ter uno bic 40din toot in i6ren
8stten uufgefunoen porDen. Wtun
nimmt an, baB lie inFolge GenuiIes
BON Speiien, meIde 9lrIenif ent6ielz
ten, geItorben iino.
- Die poliaei in Gisle6en bat ben
plan, bas bortige 8efGngntB nit 9pz
namit in Die 2uft gu iprengen, re6tz
3eitig per6iitet uno ben ungebli6en
9lttentGter, ben berii6tiqten Gin6re6er
6ermunn, perbaftet. 8iel 8eoeutunq
piro oieIer @eI6ihte tpeiter ni9t beiz
gelegt.
- oSn 8ot6u 1T Der SoSialoemoz
frat @pIf ais W&itglieb bes Sonoerz
ldnbtags fir 9otbd getpG6lt tporoen.
Der SonberlanbtaQ fir Go6urg be-
ite6t uu5 II, Der fir 9otba aus 10
allgsmein inoirett auf 4 Sabre gez
pG6lten N6georoneten. Sieie 80 9(6z
gsorbneten bilben suglei6 ben gemeinz
iamen 2anbtag fir beioe 6er5ogt6iiz
msr. Seber 25 Sabre olte birefte
Steuern 3a6lenoe Staatsbiirger 6ut
bas @a6lre9t, ieber 30zidbrige @abl=
bere4tigte lit pd6lbar.
- Der 6lai4enbier6GnOler 2tdtz
mann in @Hr3burq bat ben 2ie66aber
ieiner 6rau, einen Sdloiier, Namens
9erling, erIhofen.
= Die r90lnti6e @olfsz3eitung"
repli3irt auf bic 8e6auptung bes fri
beren SSeiuiten 9rafen 9aul 6oens=
broe9, WinbtborIt bate einmul bei'm
@erlafen Der Heonertribiine in oem
8ei6stage geGuBert: SD babe nit
8otte5 6iilfe frdftig qelogen!" bdB
Winotbprit pe0er 10 i6le6t, nod 10
bumm, um 10 ettpus 8u iagen, gepeIen
lei.
- Sn Wien lit Shirt Otto bon
8rebe, banerii4er 9ammerberr unb
Ditreihii9er Maior a. D, Serr uuF
S6lpB Monbfee in S6er=SeItreih i'm
Ilter Don 66 Sd6ren 9e1tor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Bergmaun5lebrn Gin geiabrli9sr
Scruf.

Wiltes barre, II. 9Se6ruar. -
Wtinen=S =Snipettor 8tliams fat ieinen
8eridt iiber Den bierten 9iItritt na4
9arrisburg eingereidt. 2(uS bemIel6en
gebt 9erpor, Dap i'm 9iitritt 24,669
Perionen ais SoblenqrGber beI6Gftigt
puren. Die Qn8abl Der gefOrOerten
Spnnen &oblen betruq 66,412.45.
Gs ereigneten itdb in bem 9iitrttt IA
t0otli6e uno 221 anoerpeitige I'm
gliidsfdqe, es tpurDe aIio Don 333 glnz
geiteQten elmer qetootet unb bon 112
elmer perleBt. Die perun9liidten
Spfer5 ibres 8erufs 9interlieBen SO
Wittipen unb 81 @aiien.