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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14

England, bat fih na9 Brighton be9e@
ben. Seine Qbreife BON Qonoon tptro
augenein bubin gebeutet, buB Die eng
lti4zbeuti6en @erbdltniFe tpieber IN
i6re alien 8u6nen ein5ulenten Begin
nen uno Die Gage cine rubigere 9eitalz
tung angenommen bat.
Oret 4merifaner bes 8 D 9z
berrutbs bef9uIbtgt.
2onbpn 13. San. = Qus So
bannesburg tpirb bepei9irt, buB unz
ter ben N2itgliebern Der nReform=
Union" psI6e pegen 9o6Oerratbs
in's9efdngniB geporfen purOen, aud
brei ameritanif6e 8iirger, gtamens
Gbas. Buffers, s. s. Sing uno Capt.
gtein, it9 befinoen.
Die e@er a I tun g 3 E 8 u m er l.
taners mmon B.
Wa ingtpn, Is. San. - Sn
elmer unterreoung nit Sttreidr Slz
neD in 8etreffs bes Safes BON So6n
Sans 9ammonb aus San Sranctscp,
einem berpprragenben 8erQlpertsz Sn=
genieur, tpel6er befanntIi9 i'm Sruns<
puul unter Dem 8erba9te Der Bethel
Iigung an Der ungebli9en 8erI4nDz
rung Der llitldnoer ber6aftet ipurbe,
iinb beute bic Senatoren @bite unb
Yertins informirt norben, baB 9r.
Manpon, 8unbeszGpnI IularsQgent in
SpbanneSburg, per Sobsl angeipieIen
poroen lei, fir 1GmntliAe Dafel6't an
iGiIigen amerituniI6en 8iirger geniiz
genbe S6uBmaBregeln gu ergreIfen.
@on peiteren S6ritten in Der Qngez
legenbeit muB Setretdr SlneD borz
ldufig nod abltunb nebmen, Bis Der
offi3ielle 8eri9t bor SammOn0's
5eItnabme i'm StuatSz9epQrtement
eingetroffen ift. 8ie perIautet, mob
nen etpa 500 8iirger Der Ser. Staaz
ten i'm 5ranspaal, unb 5tpar bieT2ebrz
3obG BON ibnen in Sobunneaburg, aber,
10 bel Bis jeBt betan1pt 1T, itnb ale big
uuf Sanmonb unbebeuigt ge6lieben.
Qlu9 an ben 9e1unbten 8a1arb bat
Sr. Slneb oepei6irt, Bel Der engliIaen
Re9ierung barauf bin3upirfen, oaB
Die britii6en ReprdIentanten in SiiOz
2lfrifa ben bortigen gtmeritanern i6z
rem 8eiitunO angebeiben laFen. Der
StautszSetretGr bGtte ebenIoDobl Die
beutI6en gonIularbeamten um bieie
8eFdGigteit angeben tDnnen, bo9 be-
ubiiatigte 9r. Olnen Dem n9ruber
Sonat6un" gu betpeiIen, baB troBWonz
roes9octrin unb beS bene3uelif3er
8ren3itreites i'm 9er3sn rllncleSam5
feine 6itteren 8efiibIe oDer 8roQ 9ez
npr4 i'm f11Dhrrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
SrIbfmurn i'll ciuem 6ntcI.
Sin 6eiehdftsreifsnrcr tpetct I'D, mitteIs Ga
ies.-Sas I1ptio u:rbcfanrt.

IOtiC3uflSTelieNCCr EpCICI NCo ~u@
ies.-9as N0rtio uubcfanut.
q p@0p prf, 13. San. - &ur8
na9 m}itternadt fe6rten geitern Elm
Mann unD cine 6rau i'm rGlbsronz
9otel" Elm, Die iih ais Sobn Walcolm
unb Satin regiitrirten unb Elm 9es
meinI6aftli6es 3immer angepieien
er6ielten. Shon friib am Morgan
psrlieB Die 3Srau bas 6otel. Bon Dem
Manne ia9 man ni8ts, Big am Ia6z
mittdge, nu6bem 9osqeru6 Die 2lufz
mertiamfeit Der 9otelbebieniteten ouf
iein 3immer gelentt bate, mo er
ais Qet9e
aufgefun0en pur0e. DIS bic 3immerz
t6iir erbro6en mar, lag Der 5rembe
nit einem 8aSi3lau9, beHen anoares
Gnoe iiber Den ange0re6ten 8asurm
geftulpt mar, i'm Munbe. Die 5enIter
unb SGIr tpuren geI6lo1en unb per-
riegelt uno ieoe gfiBe an Oeniel6en nit
9apier uno 10 petter peritopft. 0o6
9tnii6t Der 9oli3ei Iiegt un3peifeI6aft
SeIbitmorb Dor. Man bermut6et, ouB
Der Name bes Sooten
SoAn 90 eper
lit un0 baB bieIsr Elm Reiienber fir
Elm auspGrtiges 8rocsrpz9au5 mar.
Sn Ietnen SaI4en tpurben me6rere
8riefe gefunben, pon benen iebo4 fei=
ner 2lusfunft ii6er Die ltrIa6en bss
SeI6itmorOes gtebt. giner bieTer
8rieTe mar an 9. 46rens uno S66ne
in SerIebzGitp, R.zS,, ooreItrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Cin(o0urlo.

9a bur9 sliidlihe umitdnbe benz
9suti9tbum Der StaOt bic M0gIi4z
felt geboten 5u fein i9eint, ben urz
ipriingli9 fir NetpzYort beitimnten
Sorelcp 3, Wonnmental : Srunnen
fir bic Stabt Der Monumente gu 9ez
pinnen, unb bu bic itdbtii9e &unitz
GpmmiIiipn bic Nnnabme bieIes BON
prpf. 6. 6erter in Berlin gei3affenen
Oentmals fir ben beutI6en 9t4ter
5eine empfoblen unb bas Monumsnt
als
sinr e5isrSs fir Die StaNt
be5ei6net bat, 10 ergebt biermit an bic
8rafoentcn Der oeutiden 9eretne
mno Sraaniiatfonett
Die ergebenfts Ginlabung, elmer gerz
iammlung bei5upobnen, tpeI4e
beutc, IA. San, abenos 50 ubr,
in Ruine's 9aue, Gde 8ultimoreitr.
unb poit<Sfftcez9lpenue, itattttnoen
1ol, I'm iiber tpeitere S4rttte IN Der
9lngelsgenbeit gu beratben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Gin 6uuuerneur als girb.
Der crffe Scamte res Staatcs Mri,pua untel
f6brperer Mnfldse.

9b0nir, gtri8,, 13. San. - Gez
gen 9ouperneur 9ugbs lit pon ben
9rpBgeI6porenen Die 8ei6ulbigung
Der llnterf6lugung 0ffentli9er 9elDer
er6oben porben. W1tt inn ftno 2lubiz
tor 2eith unb GrzGongreBmann Wtpz
ron 8. Wfc@orO ungetlagt. 9ieie
brei bilbeten bic SerritoridlzGentrulz
8e60rbe, uno es paren 9erritorialz
5Onbs, lpel4e Iie unteri4lagen baben.
Gs beiBt, bab gegen ben 9ouoerneur
bas NbfeBungs sz8erfa6rsn eingeIeitet
iperoen ioa. 9as SerritoriulzGomiz
te nimmt cine genuue ltnteriu9ung Der
4ffaire Dor unb Dtro bieIelbe benz
Gpnsreb porIegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
England bnbIt Inn Sapan's sSrruno
ifhnit



ct. 8eter5 burg, Is. San. -
Die nNopoie 8remja" mslbet aus
Soul, baB gn8lanb Elm gHnbniB nit
Sapun dnItrebe. Die Sapaner baben
ben &0nig BON Sprea ge3lpungen, ieiz
nen palait gu perlaien. 3pei 8orea=
ner, Die an Der Grmorbung Der &0niz
gin tbeilgenommen babeniin gebdngt
porben. Sine peitper5peigte Der
f4p0rung gegen ben SDnig iou in
SDul eriftiren unb Den 3ped baben,
Den g&effen beS S0nigs Sai 8an Sun
auf ben Sbron 3u IeBen.
QOnOon, 13. Sun.-Qln SteIIe
bss sum britiI6en 8ot16after in Ct.
Petersburg ernannten Sir q. st..
S'Gonnpr lit Sir Gluube Macoonalo
gum en9liIden GeIanOten in Supan
erndnnt nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Ser6dn9niBppae Grplpitpn.
9ret Sna6en f6wer perfest.
sic tpcroen tbren 2ribtfinn nit Sent
Sooe biBen.
Nudb Gle meatter crIeieet bef ibrem g3ettunsss
merle idbpere Srauewuueeu.

p6iIabelp ia, @u., Is. San.
6rau Wc8ifon, cine Wittpe, ipel9e
nit i6ren brei &inbern in Rr. 1852,
2ett6goipItruBe, tpobnt, berlieB geitern
Rdc6mittug i6re WObnung, um in Ell
mem bena6barten Spe3ereilaben
8rennbol3 gu bolen. Sic peri6lOB
Die 9augtbiir unb IieB i6re S0bne
0abib, 19 Sabre alt, @iqium, 16
Sabre alt, unb George, 7 Sabre alt,
i'm 0aufe 3uriid. Sic befano fidb erIt
penige 9lugenblide in benz 2aoen, aIs
iie bur9 elm
bonnerGbnIi9es &ru6en
eri6reft purbe unb Die @Gnbe beS
9aufe5 tpie bei einem @rbbeben er3itz
terten. sic elite er16redt uuf bic
StraBe, Iub Rau3 aus ben SenItern
i6rer Wobnung bringen uno b0rte Die
tlGgli6en 9iilferuFe ibrer 9inber.
W}it llnterItiiBung Der Na6barn, mel
DE idmmtli6, bur6 ben fur6tbaren
Small erI6redt aus ibren SGuiern gez
eilt paren, purbe bic Sbiir erbro6en.
W}un fanb Die &naben BON &opf Bis
gu SUB
in 5lammen ge6 iillt
i'm 9auIe berumIaufeno. 0opio lief
auf bic StruBe unb erIt, nQ6bem er
einige bunbert S3ritte 5uriidgelegt
bate, tpurbe er Don einem NQ6bar elm
gebolt, pelaer i9neu einen lleberrod
ii6er ben 9naben mari unb Die Slam
men eritttte. Die beiben unberen
&tnoer buben ni6t peniger fur6tbare
8runbnunben babongetrugen, ais Der
dltere 8ruber, unb Die Wlutter erlitt
BEL Dem @erfu6e, Die SSlammen am
Qei6e i6rer &inoer gu eritiden, ni6t
un6eoeutenbe 8rQnDDunoen an 9dnz
ben unb 8einen. Sm 9auie feIbIt
mar
gro e 9 rip ii flung
angeri9tet. Die 0dnOe Der Rii6e
paren eingebrUdt, bic Seniter 5ertriim=
inert unb Die 5eniterIdDen fortgei6leuz
bert, $50 Der Serb geItanoen bate,
befanben iiA nur nod einige belize
8aditeine. Die &o6len lpuren tpeitz
bin 3eritreut uno 6atten Die um6arliez
genoen Sriimmer in 8runb qeIeBt, iez
bod tpurben bic 6lammen bon Der
SeuerIpebr gel0I6t, na6bem lie einen
S3a0en bon etipa $500 ungeri6tet
hotten. Der S6aben, ben bas 6aus
bur3 Die @rploIion erlitten bat, biirfte
aber oieIe Sumnre pett iiberiteigen.
N9utter unb &tnber purben
ua4 bem Gptscopa(z 8 o :
fpitale
ge6ra6t. N}an glaubt, buB bic @rz
pIpIion bur9 Den Glteiten &naben berz
uria6t pproen 1T, tpeI9er einenf6le6z
ten Guf genoB, i1on tpieoerbplt nit
Der Poli3et in 8eriibrung getommen
mar uno erit tiir3lih aus Dem 9efGng=
nife entlaIien fpuroe. Dis man bic
&inoer i'm 9ofpital ii6er Die GntItez
bung Der GrplDnDn befrQgen tppute,
rief 9apio ieinen 8riioern pieoerbolt
gu:
nGagt's i6nen ni8t"
poruuf aus ieinen 8riibern ni6ts
6eraus3ubringen mar. 9ei Der I'm
terfu6ung, pel6e man am S6auz
pIuBe Der @rploIton uniteute, funb
man in Der &ii6e Climber, tpie lie bel
Sprengungen in 2(npenoung gebra6t
tperDen unb man ift Der ueber3eugung,
baB 0pnamtt in ben Ofen geporfen
norben mar. Die W}utter ptrb am
Qeben bleiben, pGArenO bic 2ler3te isbe
9Offnung aufgege6en BADEN, Die brei
8inber gu retten.
SpGter.-9 Die brei &naben fino
i'm 2aufe bes 6sutigen Sa8es ibren
9erleBungen erIegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
ssratIt,ucttcr id1ipcr franf.

Serlin, 13. San. - Der erfranfz
te Qanbgerihtsz9irettor 8rauIepetter
bat llrlaub uuf bic Suuer eines bal
ben Sabre5 genpmmen. Gr leiOet an
3iifenmartIhninoIuht uno 8ebirnz
erpei4un8. Sein 3uItono 1T bOffz
nund6lD5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
5tapmaD's g5eaoD @eIief
perfhafft Iofort SEnScrmna.

Har Ropfi6mr1,n lob franfbattc cSsr ntro6i0,
Sahni5mtrJ,u, I,uraIgi,, 8btumutjsmus, 9I;n'
id1uB Samcrltu uro S5pl5e i'm 8ittu, Gem
RUtsrat potr rsH Hsrcu. Stm.ryeH in her Ndbs
Der qtbtr, Notwithstanding, 5slsHi' SbD,uun'
o,u uno S6mcr3tu aQcr grt niro Die anosni
bu-Q RON RaODaos Rcaop 8stsf Noiortios &iuOcl
ruua o.ri5affsu uuo oev fortSsissts Gsbraud esi'
i,lbsu tiuist Gage lang pro cine permanent, 9tt'
hung beipirteH.
Gs fiat fOfOrt bt. bsfi9nsH e5mtrJen, i3tpd&t
Gnt,iiuouuq ab unO turirt Rgantb,ittn Der Sung,u,
ets Tagens, Der GtHgepeiO. cotr anoertn SrhltH
soer S6lsmbuHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
st.. ~.
r. FI22>I(l}

Gin,rI;i, rrl5' Qress 6tmulsn Der nit Rttus
motigmus s,bafte.t 9ctlGetrigs, Snplltoe, Rrlpss,
gsrsSi. an Reuralgis IsjOtuos Oosr Don Svunlbtt'
ten iS.rmaunte aud usjutebcU bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
finr 5ifrSe fir Die StaNt
Oebr. Tleming,
Ir. 40, @ei t. seriaston Ctr.
Der 2Iufer- nns 2selte- -9erRduf
tit ickt int @an9c.

1000 oor7liuncnc Q,c Il m p ts . Q % Sr.
'5 I59SsacE . sJ,.t, IT, n,t ID l,t7' 13e.
eins enos5e Ssrtts 20" 4o' @ttt'l, 29e.
etns eHoess ;s2 gsrtt' ron 5o' mttt'I: 39e.
Gins Qartie oon breitem at g 1Cr
@Qro, tpertb 25: pro Oaro, nur
osmaassrttos 9 sms @iTs[i[5' a-i 2oL5 n;tr @ei. 29c.
esiSH ed q q ysaors R3j Der nSF Sa"o 25c.
Cine utus 4artie BON SOC. 9apier= DC
Gorb en-,
9Er5icrte Iaiicn uub unz
ts5totisn' ts,st, i, t'a'''' 5o,. n"o co'. 25c.
T3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
WlarDlanos sSrnit=
GGe oeS
Sout0= unO germNn=Str.,
gaItitn ore.
Rapital $LOOO,OOO.
Cine eeItbEtdIc Scvoiitdrtn fur Gea
tid,ta- nm hmm afnnNa

FGrsigt ais EiuarS=Esent,n tIr StdGteH, Stlote,
Crit6itez, E:ien5GfucU u5o GHosTe 9oIg.rtGitsu.
g},rrt1tst cIu a4seWtJEc5 gsyYC!tuEs5 gci11it.
esibt Gto gcasH gtE,5mt1ts SItrrttl. SrIaubt 3lHs
I, ,uf ivetItue GcoocuoIItn. ,yUHgJrt ais gevuG[s
term ln,er 6upot5tttu, NeteutdluHggu mo GerUa,s
tu7aszE o'uucaIsE, G,s AlsUttH lIt uc5rrtTdgunl
oosI J.s1juyuH1 uoz g3,ytagaplsrcH UHo G5IIsGtlos
rtH UU0 iIT gG5. C5.Ga9 UOH Coupons, SgEIcn uHn
SIgletEbEn.
= gBincur Sromn, QI5HOtHt;
elppe -. Jadiun, e=trlVocHt;
Z. 0eruarc Scurt,
S,tTtidJ Izo StagmeIftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Tie Bung Der 9dfen
perldnqt.

Sn elmer antizenglii6eu @erIammz
lung gu Meribd purOe geitern bei6lofs
fen, in Die 8egierung gu orin9en, baB
Die 9dfen pon @ene5uelu fofort gegen
britii4e S6iffe geidIoTen perOen.
Rebetlion 1T Qan0esperz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14

Die 2egi5latursn Der @taaten Miz
runoa uno 5ulia itno nit Der Ser
OrOnung PrdIibent Grespo's einoer=
itunben, in pel6er baIttmmt tpirO, ouB
3ebelliOn aIs 2anoesberrath betrd6z
tet iperoen iou, uno 6aben Dem Con-
QreB Elm 0efud etn3ereicht, Elm 8eieB
in oieTem Slime gu erlafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14

Die bisGer bier gefdngen gebultenen
Sbeilnebmer an Dem SameIon'i9en
geute5uge, nit 9tusnohms Or. Same
IONS ieIbit unb Der Sffi3iere, iinb gez
ftern nu9 9ldtal aufgebro6en. Or.
Sameion urb bic Sffi5iere berbleiben
nod bier, fie tperben u6er porausfi6tz
lid in @Gloe glei6fuus na9 gnglans
transportirt lparoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
The German Correspondent,

The German correspondent,
E. RAINE. PROPRIETOR AND EDIToR.
(successor TO y. RAINE),
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IN the CITY OF Baltimore and neighoorhood l2b
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partofth country; SUNDAY PAPER without Dal!y
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souFRRRA 8EATRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Die SenrSuclasJ Jrage.

Mud genc;ucIa feet siHr uuteriud,uusssSp
miiIIpn elm. - Spre Salisburp fur Gin
frruns elmer gemcinidmeu Gcmmiifrn. -
6Iaehpuc's @nfIdbt. - Sebellipu if Sdns
respsrratb. - 2dIiesuus FER Sdfrn ocrs
Iaust.-Dfe ,,Srttteu" sebcpccttrt.-oer
britiicbs Come fci,tpcif,preCIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
RaOwaD's ReaSD Reltet

W.
CrtdLtuuqcn, Suifeu, webeu ouIs, Sn'
flueu;a, SrOn6itis, &uuscnz&nts
5anouug, 9fheumatismuS, 9ten'
raI9ie, &Cpiidmer1 3abns
I9msr5 2Iitbmu, 2Itbmuuss'
bsiawtroen.
Gg fiIIt BITE 10 Iimm esu 6 @mtrs
,.u in elmer bis ipauli0 Ttinutsn 1i6t cine
Stunos nab osm 9sisu pisier Gulsias brau&t irs
qtRO S,mGRb 6 s3mtTBtH trIsis
BEN.
SruerIi6 - GiHtH balbtn bis oaujsr Sbses
lpff.l poa in ,Hsm 9las g8aFsr ptrc in psuigtu
Vtiuut,u 2,5idmerI:H, Rrdmpts. lauren uEaGsn,
grbrtdtn, Suobr,nn,u, franfbaftsn Gopfitmtr,,
9iarrbo,a, GtOli, gldbuH9 uHO ale tnnsEii3tH SKIS
beu furlTtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Sin m t6ttger Sunb.

Gin groBer eiierner 8aiten, tpel9er
an Surrar, einen Der gefungenen
3unbfubrer, abreIiirt mar, lit bon ben
3oubeamten ge0fFnet porben. Mun
fano 100 2ebolper uno 1000 2abunz
Qsn in Der &iIte. 9as 9erm0qen
fdmmtli6er an ben 1nru6en bet6eiligz
ten 9erionen 1T geri4tli9 bsI9lagz
nabmt iporDen.
Der beuti DE 9efanbteperz
reiit.
2onbOn 13. San. = @raf bon
9aBfelbt Der beutf9e @eianbte an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Nsalaria lptrS TT ieinen UcrTdJieocnen
Sormeu Rurtrt tinO rerbinoert.

Gg qibt fsiu o,ilmittsl in Der eauJsH @sIt,- RsIs
d.s Gitber unD SauttslirSt, i0Uis ale an0ercH
malariaartistn, biloitn uno aHetrtn Gtsbtr I'M
trtibt. tpit R q ps Rtaeo &tIltt
R,iIsnot iDlttH tsts cine 6Iai6t y 10 s
RtabpRt itf nit il5 thbrsn. etHiet aroptsn
in waTsr 9eH0mmtn petbtHprr Rrantbttt c0tr
edmtr,su, iptl6s Durb ben 98t6ih e,s frtniras
itrs tuff.btn 6s III Elm beFres StImnanjmttisl
els fraHjofi6T SranHtDun potr Stttrs.
Mr,ig 50 Gents bic 5ldi5t. gsriauft psn apOs
tbrfsru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-14
Ser 9entIdc GsrreIpnnsent,

TNsih, fp5htrtItt unb eenntaes,
@. Blaine, GiGrntbnmer uno Resafteur
(gtG6foIser Don s. &ainr),
eiibpei>gde BGItimores StraBe uab BeiisSiFcesSns.
9rsis oss t6aiic, cit SIattss, burd lrlsrr beorst,
12ts &tS.; taeIidlc urb SeuutG fsIuegabe 20
Gents pro g8oe, saphar bic eas SIGtt bsorseroen
Srdser.-Sadlid nebfi Spnntags aabs uHteS
EortczSorGusbesohiune $3.50 pro Sebr, tur thr8ere
sitt SoHatGss blatt, pertofre nit IbSua tr Clubs,
$3.50 pro SabI, Hnu irs.ns eintn SIts ots Sulah.
bts, 81 nat europa. Spnutas sSsNmSeabt 81
pyo Sahr.--Dds bette une btlia aitS heNtS@s BI@tt
b ben g1itteI= Enb Snefocte1.
Evening journal., 1896-07-01
THE NEWS I'M BRIEF.

A cable dispatch isom Havana says that
a big fight has occurred in linar del Rio,
fhe Insurgents being dcfgntod
Turkish troops, according TO a cable dis
patch. refuse TO loavo deddeh for service
ia Creie be4auso they have not been paid
FOR two years
Two studonts OF Oborlin university.
Ohio touring on bicycles, Note atfacked
by highwaymen near MurfistoUn, y. Il.
The highwaymen We're rouied.
Natalie Mayser, ls-year-old girl, con-
fessed TO having set fro three times TO tho
property OF the franklin Methodist Epis
r.5lal church IN New York
Dispatches from Para, Brazil, state Tint
tho rebei loadaF Srminarios has declared
independence in tins 4s,hiilng province of
Ioreto and made oVertures 10 BrDzilisn
states
Baron Bernard Scrap 10 Grusnebaum,
rrresled for passing "a worthless check up
oD taiiqr in New ork admitted that he
had DO fiahc 70 fho title ho had claimed
so strenuousiy Tor inpg years.
In cable dispatch fr1m A,hsEs Deputy
Schonioudi makes M appeal 90 tha aifect
chat the Unitod States governments should
ee14 tho san Francisco 10 aid starving
women 4-e sbiilssn ia tho island Of Crete.
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90 1900 PURE
FRleATFuLLY TORTURED.
1nhuman Treatment OF an ola Man by
Masked Robbers In Indiana.


INDrANAPo1is. July l.--.Ioscph Hallen-
irager an old man living near Knox,
Stnrke county, was torrihly inaltreated by
masked robbers. supposed to he tramps
and died from the effects of their brutal
ity.
Hallenmager and his family lived some
distance in the country and remote from
any other habliations and two masked
mon entered the house and demanded his
money He had only about Is, which no
gave them and declared that he bad no
more but tho robbers insisted that he had
and threaicnod So burn bis house over his
head II Dee did not teli whcrr 81 was hiddun.
He still denied that he had moro money,
and, taking some wood, the mon huilt a
fire. In the fireplace Thoy thnn renewed
their threats of burning him, and when be
denied having any moro money they
struck him ON tho head and dragged him
toward tho fire. Finding thnt Threats
aynilod thom nothing the robbers placed
the tones in the fire. hoatod them tin they
were rcdhot, applied them 10 different
parts of the old nan's body and laughed
rs no writhed under the torture. Ho beg
ged for mercy, but every prayer was am
swored by domand That ho give up his
money.
Mrs. Hallenmnger, who is In hor seven
iy.fourth year aud cripple, was forced to
witness the brutality OF tho robbors, but
they answered an her pleadings for her
husband with the same demand-that no
surrender his money.
Tho old man finally lapsed into uncon-
sciousness and the robbers turned away
from him, supposinq that he was dead.
They thon ransaekod the house, opening
tho bureau drawers tearing up the carpet
from tho foor and making a complete
search but found nothing TO reward them.
Whom thoy left tho house, Mrs Hallcn-
mager succeeded in getting hor husband
into bed. but she was unable to call assist
anco aud he died, having been conscious
but few mOmonts during the remainder
OF the night
Hallonmagor had fow hundred dollars,
but it was u tho hauk at Knox, and he
gave tho thisves all tie A.onoy ho had In
the house Thore Is no Glow TO tho mur.
dorcrs.
Evening journal., 1896-07-01

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rro.ne.t. Of caoa crep..

WAsHNGroN. July l.--1ho weather
bureau I'm It's report of crop conditions for
tho wcck ended Juno so says The wcek
ending Juno 30 has heen exceptionally fa
vonhle and most crops have made rapid
and healthy growth. Winter wheat har-
vo,t continues 90 the central and northern
portion 0i tho winter whoat hoit, but has
been interrupted 60 some cytort by cloudy
and rainy weather In some SECTIONS. Corn
has made exceptional prutross during the
week. and The carly par, 90 this crop Is be-
ing laid hy In excellent condition as far
north as Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. In
Texas and PORTIONS Of Arkansas, Lou
isiana, Mississippi ani Goorgia corn has
suffered from drought, the onriy crop In
Tex..s and Arkansas beirg too far advanced
~ l.. slAnl hu rnln
Evening journal., 1896-07-01
sHnaIrF,s SALE.

GHERlFF'S SALE = BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari faclast to me oirt cted. will
be exposed TO public sale 1T the Court House
on Market street, between Tenth ard Eleven th
strs els, in the city Cf Wilmi gt0n, New
Castle unity, Delaware. On
TUESDAY. THE 'Nh DAY OF JULY. 1886.
at2 % llcck y. n,
the folionin Inc described rea estate. VIZ:
All that certain property beginf ing a. o
stake az the nOrihwcste rV side Of marsh road
= a corr er OF land late Of John Fins. nov
I he Harlan snd Hoillngsworih Company s
lend. north f93. degrees. west 42i fcet TO The
middle OF ditch divlding this from Ia Il
lonRing 90 TIE Wilmingion & Northern
raj road u0mn ny. llsi ce along The
middle OF said ditch and ..bg la,d
or 80 raiiro cOinDany south ail
deErces. west a. feat 10 the rorth.
egly ii = Of B rch street at nifty f.et wide.
fhecce thereby south tfl6 degrees. epst 58l
tset ~ stake iD The middle ~ he Marsh
Road afurts id ~ d ih,l GO Thereby north l4h
degrs es. east go feet fo spike and north aiiS
egr IS, east iiu feet TO the p'ac5 OF beginning
on taiuing 81 ill acr' m0ie or less.
Seiz q en1 e. k-r in executio AZ the prom
erty oi uxl I'D ogen Comnaly and 10 DO
-ili bv PAUL GlLLlS. ShasIT
h@riils o:iiea, Wilmington. Del.. .Juue. ~ 1890.
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lIiled uls cnild and nImseit.

FAIL RIVER Mass., July i.--.Iohn Con
molly, "a mule spinner, cut the throat of
his a3.nonths-uid son and thon out his own
throat. A razor was used, and the mock
was severed TO Tho spinal column. Death
was instantaneous In both casvs. Connolly
killed the child I'm the pantry after un-
dressing it aud. carrying the body into
tho Kitchen, cut his own throat and fell
beside the child, the blood OF both min-
CLING in stream which ran across tho
floor Tho dead mnn's wife found the bod
ios when sho o4tored tlia house after yis.
itlag her parents Dospondency was the
oause OF tho act