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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

many Conservative tra6s-s. ard ne dsspc-
stso1 3 20 even ID trades an. wait so-
more settled conditions II was shss even
ing up which had more influence II rxsnx
Faaues for rae irss hour than anything
e4Se, and when 4 WAS accomplished the
hsrxet settled down "a euietness ard cosn-
psra1zye straat1eSs. TIE market rad A
nervous spars during tAe lAse hoa- On
some oulisse news from TIRE Northwest.
Fanors OF large cash purchases here ard
some alarm growing cat or 4 pasx,Aae
squeeze az July owing 20 the small stocks
II regular elevators
Corr showed considerable arnress TIE
ssnesA1 1faaress % wheat and the wet
weather na6e prices steady There WAS
also some covering hy shorts who had <oos
marginal profits
oatS-But little Business was don.. ana
price changes were exceedingly narrow.
TIE tendency was toward ar<arass. follow
ing wheat and corn.
provisions were fairly active. TIE o2en-
sns vas strong and Al some advance be-
cause or the frrrer hog market At the
advance. however. there was a consider
sose packers and outside selling. ard
pr2ces weakened
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-June s-rsc: July. g-s&c.
Sorn-June. g7ssGe-Sc: July, sTs~9v-zc.
oals-June. fsssc. July 1Tszc
Pork--June. s--ie: July. 81 isssT;1&
Lsarvs--Juna. siIzsk. July. ssIssS.
Rsos-June. S.sa. July. 2ssGs STA
FSaxseed-s-sSc.
Trothy-sz-
Rve-S7s-c
Bariey-S1s7c
Live Stock.
Cat1e-Common 20 choice native dresses
oeel and shipping steers are selling at 81 50
ga. with he bulk Of the sales AZ g saes
AIS Calves have sold actively. and TIE
best advanced 10 s5sa
Hoss-Heavy hogs g SIS: medium
s.ssSss-sS; mixed. SiS8a4s. light. aIsEa
Sheep-Traae was art4v- ws.h ..,.. a.
day largely Zoe higher. sheer wer. in A.
msnd az sefas: lambs. s. 7S9s. 10: sprlnS
lambs. 3 5aJs5o. 'S"s
Eecetpts-castie. $3.50: hogs. q, 600. sheen.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

we hszv al grades 90 Butser--Cyea-reEy,
Diary and Eaash. sap yoSz- Batter 10
john n. "A q An, seattle ~ Tses~a,
AwS get tas GAIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALrE.

STEAMER ROHALTr.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria Ara
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday a
IL % a. tn, returning leaves Victoria Al
70 a m Steamer Idaho leaves fer Port
Tovnsend and way points daily. excsps
Sunday. al Z a. m: Sunday direct. al
q M: returning. direct. leaves Porf
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YuCrT SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
orEAMsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

nstween Tacoma and Victoria. b. G.
t1DamILyI NJ. Tacoma -.Ii1V ArI l:l5am
iTpmILvl 7zlPt. Townsend ssArll :Upm
l5DpmlAr1lof . Victoria III NiLvI s:30pm
Daily except Monday.
ms steamer furnishes first-ciass accom-
nodstions. carrying both freight and pas
singers. and leaves from YesIer wharf.
1mftie..
vof rates. ETC.. inquire OF
O. r. THORNDYKE.
Yesler wharf. Seattle
l. A. SADEAu.
General Agent n. p. r. r.. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

SCh GDohes
In Effect April IL 1854
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Paul and East. SO q m and
$50 p. m
sFor Olympia ard Gray's Harbor. 10
.. m
sFor South Bend 40 . m
For Tacoma. $50. $50 aad q In: 1;lA
and $40 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From ST. Pau and East. SO a N. and
so y. m.
From Portland. sis a. N. and II - .. m.
sFrom Olympia and Gray's Harbor.
1850 a. m
sFrom South Bend, II so .. M
From Tacoma, $50. Sis and IL 30 q. m;
40 $40 and IL 80 D. m
spally except Sunday All others daily
This card subject 10 change without
notice.
through tickets 10 japan aud China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. an
American line.
For rates, routes ana other information
call on or address
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olympia. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
l. 4 b. TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
DTEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
SkaRit River Route

Skagit River Route
Leaves Ssattie-Tuesday. June =. at .
Z m. Thursday June II. at 10 a. m: Sat
prday. June Is. at IL noon. Leaves Mount
yernon--W ednesday. June 10. at I p. IN. !.
Friday, June II. NJ p. m. Sunday. June
H. At p. m. Calling at Stanwood. Fir.
ekag.t City. Mount Vernon and Avon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, June ALA wan
5l852c. Valley. s3as4c per bushel
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHArcou
ROUTE
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daslv.
except Saturday, Al 10 p. m
SEATTLE. ENERETT AND Ia CON-
NER ROUTE.
Fasrhavsn leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. at a. M
Telephone. Main z7s yezfer 1o~k
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wHATccx AND SEATTLE ROUTE


Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street..
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. a. 3 r.
m for Anacortes. Fairhaven and what
com. Returning. leaves Whatcom Sunday,
"Wednesday and Friday at D. m. Fare q.
Lily. Bogartus * Co. City dock. ageria.
w. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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GEATTLE TO TACOMA
- round trips daily. except Sunday
"a 1n1 hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
nneuIar daily trips. 6eatre-Taeoma
i5fEo EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY q
TINE CARD.
Unese fare. Soc; round trip. &c.
fnegs beattie-7sE. HIS - M: 10. o8
1sve Tacoma-ss3o q M: I. IN. = -
SUyDAY9
s<eve eeatttie-7 q m: 1m.;s -
{<~vs Tacoma-s3o a. M: 1.1G 70 s. n.
fnsdIng ~ Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
80 ard Commercial dock. foot Of Na-
~ street. Seattle
fnndsys. cleaners Flyer and State e
9Sshingtcn, fare Soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13
PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL. AMER
icAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

eoSr4 an Central Arr~rtcsa
oEss GS@erai office. MUTUAL Lie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANr DINING CARS.
TOURIST sLEEPISG CARS
10
sc. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth
Fargo. Grand Forks. Crookst0n,
wtnufua~ Helena And Butte.
Chicago. Phil nd el phfa. w ashfngton. New
York. Boston. and all points
East and soath.
The Only Line Running Two Over.
land Trains Daily From Seattle
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KRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

VIII sail from San Francisco June 90 car
rying freight At 81 per ton. connecting 1t
Seattle fer all points.
e. f. CAME. Agent
Arlington dock. Telephone Pike "a
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
U. 9: NAIL


Leaves Galbr2lth dock. foot 81 WasAsn~-
ton strset. Tuesdays Thursdays ana sat-
Port Gamble, Hezbeck. Brsnnnn- Holly
Dewatto, LIiltwxup Falls. Hoodsport sni
Union City. Returns aJtepnats caya
ID. THoUTAAS. Aasts.
Telephone. Red N.
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rnfE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. I

F norfh bound-Leaves Seattle / q N:
kSvQs Port Townsend n m: leaves IN
~ Harbor 1910 q. M: leaves Roche Har-
~ has p. M: arrives at New Whateom
6es1fh bound--Ieaves New whatcom 4 q
n. leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m. leaves
HF16ay Harb0r II q M. leaves Port
4oWnssd .. M; arrives 1T Seattle 7:3
r Thompson, manager-owner. Lnly.
Do9nrdus a Co, agents. City dock.
4elsphone. Main 81.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

erEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
tnHying United States mai, leaves City
10y and Friday at ! a. m. for Port
fsgnssnd. San Juan islands and Eew
Ihafcoru Returning. leaves New What
- Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.. as
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Wool.

wool-Spr!ng. San Joaquin ana south
srn coast poor s months. 4sTsc; do good
months. fzSsc: do fcothui good 20 chosce
sis4T1zc: do years fleece. sg5rec. Nevada
heavy. soc; do choice. ss5Sizc: Northern
choice. tssc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

-
YUKON RIVER AI.AsEA
= The steamer EXCELSIOR WIN leave
se4tsls on OF about June Is sor 8. NJ
g.Aelss connecfinx with steamer p n
Wesre for Fort cu<1zhy, stopUsn~ a. 81
mining camps On the river.
This ID the only route 10 the yskoo
minss ~ Which The dangers snd hardships
80 = 1Sesoeo- Passengers take steam
err ~ Seattle and are landed dlrectIr AZ
Ine mines For rates. etc, apply 70
NORTH AMERICAN TRAxspoRrA-
IIo@ AND TRADING CO.. schwzbach-
eTs wharf. Seattle. WASH
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
lNGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r PrRrry
Leaves HarringtonTs wharf. foot 81 w.sA-
tnxfon street. for South Beach svivs
Gro.~. n. White. Bfsynerfor T@rss~1
States Dry Dock, Charleston. ss1rssy'
Trscyton. Chico. siiversafe. Al 80 = -
saturday. 40 y. m: Sunday, o "a Re-.
sErnlng. leaves Silvsroale al ssE a "a
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! c. p. lists Of IS. 100
/ ID. & r. G.. Is .-iilL
] Fours - $500. 81
Erie 2ds ........ ga
! G.. H & 8. A ss- 1p5
/ Sewers =. $780,. 80
l II. & T. Cent 5s-1es
Skies :. .......i0o
II. h T. 1st - So
Second As -. -
| Nut. Tn.on 6 III
~. J. c. G. IS ..fisl
Nor. Pac- lists .ll6s
| Seconds :. INA
Thirds :. ...... II
y. w. Consols ..fsT
! s. F. deb. - ..Io9&
R G.. w. lists :. IS
ST. Paul Con. Ts.Is7
| C. & P. W. isis
| St.IA & I.M.G.6s 7S
| St-L. e. S.F.G.6 s.lle
Tex Pac. lists :. Si
Seconds .. -. giA
| r.. p. ssts OF SO. :.
West Shore Is ..iH4
O. R. G. ~. lists liza
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-09
Gus Hcm.

2onbon, s. Nop. - @iner De-
psIfr aug 8pm aufolge tptro bic @r@
nsnnung oss Ghrtp. 6. s. Sbomas (gez
gonlpGrtig Der &at6e0rale in Baltimore
attadirD gum 8iI4Of ponDilmtn9ton,
Del, i'm nGaIten GonftItorium angez
fiitb6igt 1perosn.
ISn 8atitun &rsiien Dsrlautet, baB
Die 4bIebuns bss gifhofs &eune uls
Rsftpr Der fatboliI4en llniDsr IitGt in
Wai6ngton bic 9l6Tebun9 me6rerer
9rOfefOren iener 0ebraRitult 3ur5otge
6aben spirb. 8is ieBt tit nod tain
gta9fotgtr fir 8iI9of 8eane ousgez
pGbIt, unb es ideint, b1B biels Sntris
guen bei oieier AngeIegsRbeit imSpiele
limb.
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Ablebtn eines befanntcn erntldJen
Scunhuers b1n.GlebcIauo,

Is leo eldrb, O., 7. 9fpD. - Sob.
WaiTsr, elmer Der GItsiten oeutf f4a1 De-
1pp6ner BON Slebelanb, itar5 i'm Glitter
Don "a Sa9ren in isiner Wo5nlln9 in
Der Soooiq Ihsnue. Mefer mar am
13. September 1922 in &ur9sTen eez
boren, beIudts bafel6It cine 8irgerz
ffruIe uro lerraa bas S6reiner6ano-
nerf. Sm Sabre 1910 panberte er
n19 @nerita au5 urlb fam btrett na6
Stapstano, tpofelbft er Sc Sabre obne
ltnter6rshung getpo6ut but.. 3uerit
i'm W06slgei4dft t6dtig, tprlrf ct Ii9
bulb auf oie WuIit lno bDiss 3uerit in
bem erIten fiaiigen oeuti4en Sr6eIter,
Dem y@srmonia Or6siter, bas S0orn.
Spdter tpurbe er &apeameiIter DieIes
SrdeItsrs uno 6etleiogte hieIe Stallunq
bists Sabre larry. sSm Sa6re 1874 perz
beiratbeta er ii4. 8isr ieinsr &irIoer
iinlo nod am 0eben. MsHsr btnterldBt
cine Ia6r tpert6Dolle HdIitalii9e8i6I;oz
tbef, bic er Ii9 I'M Daufe Der Sabre an
ssT9af1t 9at 1Irtb bic tpa6re perlen Der
W6ldIit erltbGGt. Der 8erItor6ene mar
elmer Der b:tarluteten Deuti3en Der
.0aGoftdot.
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(epesiaI sab.Itri.f b,rihf,t fur ben .0sutifsn
@orreponeenteu" our b Die "unitso BreB" uHo Die
9ieU=yorttr rgIiioc. Ireiie.")
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t0nnten oieie 3abIen nod tIeine 2tenz
berua9en erIeiosn. SIM Sabre 1892
sr9ab ii4 in Oregon cine rspu6litaniz
i4e PIuraIitdt bon 8,O37 Stimmen.
q i'd ter 6lsming m 4 6 feiz
mem 8sfii blen 2uft.
Wafbtrgton, .. g., 7. Noo6r.
: &iater 90. 9. 6leming, Der ub9ez
ieBte Gbef Der @sIeBz uno Qr6ioJ2tbz
thetlung in Dem 8iireau De8 Die Sberz
aufIi6t fiibrsnbsn 9tr9itetten i'm
S9abamt, bat beute in sinem S6rsiz
ben an SstretGr Carlisle fsinen @ez
fil'9len freisn 2uuf geIafen. Hi6ter
5leming uEteritiibte 8rpan, uno er
betla8t lii6 nun, pab Tim, Der 3eit uno
9elo geopfert babe, umGar!isle's Cir
gei5 81 fOroern, nt9t bic 8elsgsnEeit
CUR Eeii9nattOn geboten puros. @r
ntmmt fir ii4 bas alien 8iirgern ga
ranttrte Re6t Der freisn 3eoe in Nnz
1pru9 uno i4lieBt nit Der GrtlGrun9.
spdB sr Iie6er Elm sntlaFener 8samter
{fin NOBLE, als Elm S6abamtsIetretGr,
Der iiA ieIbit gum Narren gema6t.
9anna'5 2i6eruIitGt.
q E ipzY prt, 7. gtoDem6er. -
Mart u. 9annu ga6 beuts 9(beno ben
NspzYorter uno Ghjco9oar 3aitungss
lsuten, bic in ben beioen 9auptquarz
tieren Die GumpagnezNa4ridbten gez
IammeIt, Elm Diner uro beI6enfte Sc
pen nit elmer NleoaiGe in 8r0Be uno
@ert6 zines $20z8oloItii6S.
8abtnetsge 9 te.
90 6ssIinG @.zga., 7, Ioo6r.
- Die bieIige rHsps" bat ungebli9
BON Dem erlpG6lten 4rGioenten na6ez
Ite6enoer dSeite erfu4ren, oaB bas &az
binet Mc&inleD's aus Senator Sp6n
Sherman ais 'StaatsietretGr, Gornez
liuS 8liB ais MarineIstretGr, 6anrp
6. papne Don Misconiin als ShaBz
amtsIefretGr, Dem 8utgelo59emofraz
ten Wm. .. 8Dnum bon Snoiana ais
@eneruIarpalt, @eneral GuiTeQ u.
2lger DON W}i6igun als &ri&gsIefrez
tdr, 8ouperneur 8ruoIeD bon &entudD
ais SefretGr bes SSnnern, Sberit q.
9. Scott DON Weite8irginien ais Sc
neralggoitmeiiter uno Senator S6urz
1tpn BON Nsbrasfd ul5 2lderbauIetrez
tdr 3uIdmmen 9eIebt fein tpiro.
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S.rmtId)te trItgrapbiite 9epeIGen.

- 0ur6 hi. GrploIion zines Der
DampftsfeL 'be8 @entraliu 8eryners
fes Bel Gentralia, Pa., tGmen So6n
3opibe un0 Qlnoraip Munod um's 2ez
ben. 0rei anbsre 8rub:n1rbaiter truz
gen t0otIif'e 8erIsBung,n buDOn: Niz
daeI &uGid, SO6n @teni6et uHo Matz
tbias 2sf6er.
- 0as neue fir bic 8unoesmdrine
6sItimmte S4la9ti9iff Soma" ipiro
am 0ienit1g bic Gramp'i3e Merfts in
96ilaoelpbid, no e ge61ut poroen lit,
berfdfen, um cine erIte ni9t offt3ieQe
Yrobsfa6rt an bsn &dp5 Don 9elaDIrs
8u MAIDEN. Sc lit ben @r6uuern porz
erIt burum gu t6un, ii4 81 iib:r3eugen.
bdB bic Wfdi6inen bss S6iffe5 in iez
Der 6inIi9t IeiItungsFd6ig Etnb unb ben
9lnforoerungen Der 8uHOesregierung
entipre3sn.
= Der Sarmer t0oopes erI4oB am
Sonntag frii6 in Ieiner Wobnung nube
Parfs5urG G6eiter Gountp, ga, eiz
nen ginbre6sr, unb erfdnnte DenIeLbsn
5pGter al5 einen f1rbi3sn Qdertns9t.
Ramens ,5obnion, tpel6sn er unIdHgit
iDeg:n i9le6ten 8etragens aus ieinem
9ienIite entldiien 9atte.
- Sn Sito 0atotu liegen II Biz
IA 3oa S9nee unb Der 8a6nosrte6r
tptrb bur4 tiefe S6nespe6an erI9part.
- Gr 8unbes Senator S5o6n
Rsagun, feit 1891 giier6a6n Gomz
rriiiGr pom Seras, Iie8t in Ieinsr Wo6z
nung gu 9uIeitine, Ser. i6psr trant
burnid0er, un0 man fiir9tet, ouB er
ni9t geneIen tpirD. gr tit 79 Sabre
alt uno 5og ii9 Die &rant6cit bur4 cine
Stumptour fir bus psmotpatiI4e 81
det gu.
= Sn 9atpnee, 80 W2eilcn bon qsr=
m, Stla6ora, ipir6 8lut0ergieBsn be-
fiir6tet, neil bic iSreunba oe5 am leBten
Drnnerito9 Don Dem SIlf5murf9dl
5rdnt @dnton in einem Streite er'hoiz
fenen 9eiperubos Gee Dunn nit Ra9e
oroben uno ii3 5uIGmmengerpttet bdz
ben, I'm Canton gu ipn4en. Canton
bsfinbet ii9 i'm 8etpa6rIum DEG S4ez
riffs, unb berfel6e 1T entI4loIlen, ibn
su f9Iben.
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Nr. 260.
SaS rRbauildje 9iigcuturuirr.
Seire Rart:ien bcf1egcu iTdb seseuicitEs. tute
senGbnIidl. ami Gem Qapier.


seDrbnlid,, aui Gem Qapier.
0lpdnu, 7. Nco. - Sberit Orr
a1to 2trce, Der eina Brppilnttolpnne in
Der gro0in3 S1ntoSLara 5u estortirsn
Bat, msJoet, Dab er m:6rsre 8sfebte
nit JaIurgen.:n 9lnoen 5u baFeben
6Itt:, baB er oieie rtgetmdBig in Die
J.utt ihIug uro i6nsn Ihpsra Ser
mite be:5r1dte. gai einam oie7er
Rtncontre5 6Gttan bic SnIurg'nten Is
Eoots auf Dem qlaBe getaiIen, ion5ez
gtn Der 8erIuTt Der 1Spanier nur 2
9srpuTicsts betragen Fas..
8snaral GaIteQlnp5 m,yoet oIr5
pusrto 9rincipe, caB e5 ibm 9elunser
lei, Die SnIur8entencorp5 unter Mdriz
mo 8cms3 lpno ISalirto 8arcia's Spma
m1rlco gu 3srIpreHssn. Details t0nne
er Ger fe6lenosn SpmmunitdtionsmitteG
Jl1lber ni6t meloen.
Q(us Dem SniurgentenIager fommt
Die 92a6rift, @oms3 blbc GaItelanos
in cine SANE gelodt unO treble jeBt
pefTen &oIonnen DOR fi6 Der.
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SbnamitrrpIuIinn auf DrmCbiu.

8ittaburg, pa., 7. 9}oo. -
Gine Spe3iaLoepei6e Don ;SrouItrp.
pa., meDpet, baB auf Dem S6iofIuTe,
in Der Ndbe 6on Smitb's 6errp, gez
itern 2l6epo cine I6redti8s @rploIion
oong3itroglpcerin ftuttfano. @ing3ann
bon 9Sittsburg lanoete IN einem 8oots,
pel4es NIT Dem gefd6rli6en Sprengz
ftpffs 6sIabsn mar, uuf 8eorgetopnS5=
lamb. 0as 9fitrogIpcerin erpIooirte
uuf nod ni6t uuFgetldrte Weiie. Der
Mann unb Da5 Boot fpuroen in Stiids
geriFen. Der 0ampfer n9. g. 8ao=
forb," neI4er ii9 in Der Ndbs bef1nb,
pur0e i6tper beI6Goigt unO ipir0
tpabrIdeinli9 fir einea Ferneren @es
brul6 untaugli4 iein. Die Pafdgiare
ergriff eine 9auif, bod pur0e y}ies
rnanb i6iper perlebt.
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Ran3lsr Gofsnlo9e foa barber f6on
bsinabe franf seiporbsn iein. -
Die QfFaire in einem afutsn Staz
@ium. - &opFjer6re4en ii6er Die
gu eripartsnbe 9oIitif Mc&inleD's.
- t@;e5fne6t 6Gft 8rpan fir einsn
bloBen 2lgitatOr, St0der gtaubt 5az
gegen, DerIeIbe lei elm 6riitIi4er
Rsformer. - Die ginfu6r aus
Qlnerifd.
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SrigiueQe tritamentariide griiim
1llllll0.

&unFusGttp, Mo., 7. Noo. -
Sus 3sIt1ment BON S6lrlea9runoiIon
9optins purbe gs1tern bei'm 9ru6ats
8eri6t eingerei6t. Der 8erItor6ene
binterIdBt Elm 9erm0gen bon $25O,OO0.
Sn bem SeIt1ngente ite6t II. u. 5olgenz
bes: Sd erftGre 6iermit fsierLi4, Dab
i6 ri6t perfeirotfst BIN unO audi feline
8inosr 6aiiBe. Sd bin mir u6er Be-
ipubt, mit tpsl4er Qti4tigfeit QlusIdz
gen Dor 8eri9t b,i6lpOren perben, uro
INN jebpeoe 6Oucerung, psl3e barii6er
rd9 meinsm 9obs singerei6t perben
tOnnte, gu 6sfriebigen, 9interlaife i4
igoer perIpn oosr iol6en Perionen,
tpslde 6epeifen tonnen, buB iie por
ooer nu9 Der Qtusfertigung oes 5eTt1z
msntes nit mir ber6eirat6st paren,
bic Sunme Don eitem 9ollur."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-09
SSreo. ". Strange's WGroer.

sSaun t n, Wdaiir Z. 9fo0ember.
- 9erbert u. gBilis 1puroe 6euts als
Der SbGtsr 0es iOg. 8icpclemor0es, Der
Nnfangs sunni perii6t lpurOe, ungez
flast. Sin tbeiltDeiie musfirter Mann
bate bamuls Sreo. %. Strange err
i9ohen, neil er ii3 ntdt gutipillig iein
8icDcle tpollte ruuben lafen. Grit
mad einiggn Wp9en entbedts man ben
WDrber, als er bus 9icpcIe in proDiz
bence bertaufen 1pollte. @r i6pB aud
bort einen Wbann nieber unb entfum
ipisoer, berlsBte ft9 absr bieSano bur9
Die S6erbsn ernsr 3erbro6enen 9Iasz
fheibe, unD Dies fii9rte CUR Sbentifiz
airure g1illis'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-09
Sine SiIbrriten' &Dlnntr in Rnrns
Carolina.

Detroit, Mi9,, 7. 0op. 81. s.
6offmun uuo Dm. 6offmun, 5tpsi
griiOer, tpel9e tpG6renO Der perfloTez
nen Gampagne groBe Q(nItrengungsn
fir 8r9an geara6t baben cine aus 400
Sreiiil6erleuten 6eItebenoe 8eIeqi6aft
prgantiirt, tpelde eine Gooperatioz8oz
Ionic i'm tpsItli9en SbsiIe bon 0oros
Carolina griinloen mill. Gs IolIen fir
Den 3tped 1000 2lder 2an.o angetauTt
unb Die 8olonie, pam m0g1i4, mod
0ie1en Winter erDffnst neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-09
Nran,o ride elm1prade amf Cuba.

DE alori B, 8. Rob. - 5runfrei9
fat Der ipaniIaen Regierung cine QiIte
Der 2lnTprii4e gsI9idt, pel6e fran36iiz
i4e 8irger lpagen 8erluIten erbo6en,
Die i6nen bur6 Die Rebeqion auf Gu6a
entitan0en. Spunien bat cine Inter
iu4ung Der 2(nTprii4e angeoronet. Die
8e3iebungen 5tpii4sn Spanien uno
iErdnfreich limb befrieOideno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-09
n,

9ort1an1, Sr., 7. 0opembsr.-
Nd9 bpllitdnoigen 8eri9ten aus allen
Counties Don Oregon 9at Wc&inIsD
46,792, 8rDan 44,750 Stimman err
haltsn. 9ur3 Die Offiaieas 3dbluns
Evening journal., 1896-10-09
TEE NATTER STILL OPEN.
OLlVET CHURCH AND THE SECED-
ERS FROM or STILL SEPARATED.

OLlVET CHURCH AND THE SECED-
ERS FROM or STILL SEPARATED.
THE MODERATOR OF NEW CAS-
TIE PREsBYTERY WILL AP-
POINT ANOTHER COMMITTEE
TO INVESTIGATE - 1T WILL
MEET IN MIDDLETOWN NEXT
SPRING.
ELKTON, Nd, Oct. 9.-The Presby-
terry Of New Castle adjourned late last
night to meet next Spring at Middle
town, Del. Rev William J. Fitzsim-
mons, pastor of Zion Church. was
elected moderator to succeed Rev
Luther A. Oates, of Delaware City. The
attendance Of delegates was large.
The principal business before the
Presbytery was the report of Rev. DR..
Goyley, Rev. Luther A. Oates and Rev. f..
II. Moore, as committee on the diff
culties between the pastor and people
Of the Olivet Presbyterian Church The
report was lengthy and included the
following recommendation:
That II. r. Curlett, +. r. Buckmaster
and all others who were included in
the intention of the session. but not
named in the records as suspended
members, be recognized in good and
regular standing in the Olivet Church
that the present entire eldership. con-
sisting of-George Rommell S. S. john
son, James Brown and Elijah Green
I be enjoined to tender their resigna-
tions to the Presbytery at a meeting TO
De appointed to receive them: that the
pastoral relation now existing between
Rev. IT, b. Montgomery and the Olivet
Church be dissOlvedt The reading of
the recommendations created no little
stir among tho delegates Rev. Samuel
a. 6oyloy, ID. d.. spoke in defence Of
tho committees report, He was fol-
lowed by Rev. r. y. Montgomery, who
spoke for two hours in answer to DR..
Goyley and tho other members of the
committee.
Several times during Mr.. Montgom-
ery's speech the moderator was forced
TO call him to order Rev. A. H. Keig-
win Of Wilmington, took the floor in
defence Of Mr.. Montgomery. Rev
Thomas A. McCurdy warned the Pres
bytery on constitutional grounds.
The motion to adopt the committees
report was lost by an overwhelming
majority Rev. Mr. Wylies motion to
appoint @ new committee TO inquire
into the difficulties was adopted. The
moderator viii appoint the committee.
The trouble existing between the pas
tor of Olivet Church and the congrega-
tion is one Of long standing, and
which, so far, has not been ADJUSTED to
I the satisfaction Of the pastor and peo-
pie. Rev DR.. McCurdy and Rev. w. f
Lewis addressed large congregation
in l-e church at night.
Evening journal., 1896-10-09
DREDGING BIps OPENED.

Bids were opened at noon yesterday
at the Office of the United States en-
gineers, on Adams street above Eighth
by General William r. Smith, for
dredging in the Christiana river be-
tween Churchman's bridge and Small
leys bridge. These We're the bidders
and the amounts: Atlas Dredging Com
pany, Of Wilmington % cents per cubic
yard; Virginia Dredging Company, Of
Richmond va. "a cents per cubic
yard; American Dredging Company. of
Philadelphia, 26 cents per cubic yard;
Haupt &c Franklin, Philadelphia. 2Sia
cents per cubic yard General Smith
has not yet decided which bidder will
be recommended to the authorities at
Washington