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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
g 6Iim NJ fiir's Bier in
g IN B erQ.
Scr G,ar riiifet 4?
AHdb IN mrin zDbH Srutus - SSas III los =?
Sr9en @ngldns?

Aud IN mrin zDbn Srutus? - sSas III los
Sesen Gnelans?
Ct. g burg, 9. San. -
3ublanb ieBt feline Sruppenz9lnbduz
fungen in 8labipoItof fort. G5 iteben
bort tpenigiten5 10000 Munn, unb
etne Sepei4e aus Mto5fau melbet To-
gar, oaB am l. Sanuar bort $4,000
Wtann con3entrirt paren. Die Srupz
pen1en0ungen sur Gee peroen oieIe
Streitma6t auf $4,000 bringen, unb
bur6 Die Observation-Disclosures perz
ben tpeitere 8er7tGrfungen eintreffen,
10 baB i'm 5riibiabr 3uBIanb am It'll
len Nteer 125,O0O Mann CUR 8erfiiz
9ung baben piro. 9ieIe groBe 2(rmee
lit ni4t gegen SSapan beitimmt, ipeI=
6es auf Sabre binaus bur9 oas ruff
iti1zfran3DiiiGbe ginperItGnbniB in
S6a4 gebalten unb cher gan5 Goreu
an RuBlanb preisgeben fpirD, ais iidb
in etnen offenen &f ein3ulaiIen,
ionoern ion elm 8oulperf geqen bic
Gngldnoer iein unb epentueu 9prt
Irtbur ooer einen anberen eisfreien
Odfen be1eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
vTnrtbrrn PariFrs GiIenbnbn."
Die @criuaItang fol- eneIfc1, in Gle S6nse sss
Sberbnnecsasrid,ts ubcrerbcn.-Ssdre iiir
Bic arnisuNftipndre bpcb # piirfcbenspcrtb,


Sberennecsasriebts ubersrbcn.-S fiir
Bic armsnAftiOndrs bpd'ff piinfebenspertb.
Wf Wftlp uutee, Wisc., 9. San. -
Dem n9tprtbernzYacific" zSub0elmuoz
bel, berbor9erufen bur9 bic epiaen
0ifferen3en 5ipiT6en ben Gonfursberz
pdItern, @ttionGren, 9onosinbabern
uno 9trettoren uno bur6 bic ii6
mioeripredenben 9(nTi9ten unb Gntz
f4eioungsn Der 8unbesgeridte, ioll
leBt, ME berloutet. nit einem Sflaoe
Elm Gnoe qema6t neroen. Gs beift,
oaB ale S5ntereiIenten fi6 babin qez
etntgt baben, Die 9er!paltung ber9abn
oem 9unoeszObergericbt gu iibertraz
gen, unO 5tpar ipe3ieq ben 9unoegz
Sberri4tern, ipeI6e 8orIibenoe Der
Suiti3Diftritte iinb, bur6 ipel6e Die
8o6n QeRt. Dies piirben GbeFzRi6z
ter Suffer uno Die 3i6ter SarIan,
8reper, 5ieIb unb 8edbam iein.
Die Gin3eln6eiten bes lle6ereinfomz
mems, bas in leBter @o6e in gefp=
Yort 3u Stanbe qefommen Iein ioQ,
tperoen in nG6iter 3eit 6efannt oeoez
ben tperoen. Die 9etpnunq Der Npf6z
nenoi9feit auBerorbentli6er Mabnabz
men in benz eSa6resberiht oes 8unbesz
9eneraIannaIts ipQ bauptfG4lid 3u
Dem ARRANGEMENT oeFii6rt bQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
SentiGer Ganagugc geTnrbcu.
SSar sIeitbIcittg Gin bud,pereienter Sdubilum
mtnlsbrcr. - Sicf betrauert. EsSg

SSar sleiebleitts Gin bodbpsreienter Saubiium.
nsnIebrer. - Sirf betrauert EsEN
6 6icago, 9. Sanuar. - 9aul
9inner, Der i'm gan5en 2unoe unb audi
i'm 4uslanbe 6efannte beutfhe 9doaz
gogo unO SaubItummenz2ebrer, Der
elm gfeni6enalter in W2ilpaufee
po6nte, 1T gang plDbIi9 bier geitprz
ben. Sinrer fam i6on in Ieinem
&na6enalter nit ieinen @ltern BON
9eutfhluno na6 9fmerit1 uno mar
in peri6ie0enen 8erufsarten tbGtia,
bis er nu6 8eenOigung bss 8irqerz
trte9es, in Dem er biente, ii9 qGn3ltcb
Dem S4ulfa6 tpibmete. 2aGbem er
etne 3eit lang als beutI6er 2e6rer in
ben offentli4eH S6ulen M2ilpautee'5
tRGtig gepeien mar, 6enog i6n bas
nWisconIin chronological syn1t 1titute, a
etne 9eiellI4aft fir llnterpeiIunq Don
Sau6itummen i'm S9reiben un6 Qez
len, i'm Sabre 1888, cine Bis ba6in
BON Yrof. Stettner Qeleitete S6ule
fir Saubitumme gu iiberne6men.
8teIe S6ule lit mittlertpeile su Ell
ner Der berii6mteIten ibrer Dirt i'm
gan3en 2anoe gepor0en, 0ant Der unz
ermiioIi4en S6dtigtsit bon profefor
Sinner. 9ieIer mar Elm W2ann BON
nattonuIem, ia BON internationalem
Rufe auf Dem 8ebiste be5 Sau6itumz
menzllntsrri6ts. Sine 9eiIe burfl
Den Sften Der Ser. Stuaten, Gnqlan6
uno 9eutTdlanb, bi. er i'm 9(uftraoe
oes genannten Snitituts Dor etli6en
Sa6ren unterra6m, perT6affte Inn
ni6t nur Die periDnli6e @efanntI6aft
Der Reroorragenoiten 2e6rer in 2(nItalz
ten fir Saubitumme, Ipnoern bsfez
itiste au3 ieinen 3uf ais 3au6itumz
menz2e6rer, \pen sr Tich ne5sn feiner
9e6rt6Gtigteit AUDI bur9 treffli6e
Shriften erporben bate. cSSn 8inner
perliert Der Stdat 0i3coniin sinen
beoeutenben W}ann, Die Sau6Itummen
berlieren in i6ur einen bepd6rten
eCrorr1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Cute 9bat brlnlut.
Gin Giienbabnbeamter hiIft eiuem franFen
Sreune. Ser essterc crrufrbt elm Scruoz
gen IN Nfrtfa, tpsldbes er iret nit srffsrem
theilen mill.

SreHHp. - SeE Seetere erTctrbt eIn ScrW0z
gen in Nfrifa. nsIcbss er irst nit Grffsrem
tbeilen mil.
CORTLAND, Oregon, 9. San. -
WdbrenO Oe5 ,@tQarD 8poms"
(y}ortbern Yacific=@iien6a6n) ppr Ell
ntgen Sabren ertparb fi6 Elm GiIen=
babn6eamter, Namen5 9arnep 5ounz
tain, Elm 9erm0gen, tpeI9es er jeoo6
balb nieoer DerlOr. Our 3eit gu6 er
eInem tranten, befreunoeten GoQeqen
8elo genug I'M na4 ieiner 6eimatb
in @nglano reiien gu t0nnen. 9ieIer
6reuno, tpel6er Den Namsn Guqen
8ertram fiibrt, blie6 1tets nit Soun=
tain IN Gorreiponben3 unb I9rieb ibn
neuli4 BON Siioafrita, bab er nibt
alein in Dem miIben &lima feline &C.
funobeit pieoer erlangt, ionbern ouB
er audi in Spetulattoren Elm in bic
W2iuionen ge6enbes 9srm0gen erporz
ben 6dtte. @r legte Dem 8riefe einen
We9Iel i'm 8etrage BON $500 Bel uno
lub ieinen friiharen &ameraben elm,
na9 4frita 5u tonmen, tpo es ibm in
ieinem 9auie an ni6ts febIen iple.
8drnep bat ieBt i4leunigit feline Sic
benia6en gepad$ unb tptro in einiqen
Su9en ii6er Qiberpopl nu9 GapitQot
rei3eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10

iteigert tperben, uno oe6en babel bic
Jorberungen oes Staates ben anoeren
5oroerungen Dprdn.
Sebe ein3elne uebertrez
tung feparat beFraft.
Sebe @erleBung Der 9eIsbe pirb als
eine feparate uno complete betra4tet,
unD S6eriff Poltaei, GpnItabler uno
@ebeimzQlgenten bes Staatsz@ontroz
leurs finb berpfli6tet, auf itrenge 8ez
oba4tung Der be8ii9licben 0eiebe gu
feben. 8enn Der 0iitrtftsanpalt feline
Bfli6ten be3iigli6 oelinquenterDirtbe
periGumt, ipQ er in iebem Safe gu Ell
ner Strafe BON $500 berurt6eilt perz
ben t0nnen. Der Gpntrpluer Der Staot
YetpzOorf unb Die Gountp=S6aBmei=
tier, tpel6e bic SteuerzGertififate aus
fertigen, t0nnen pom @ouperneur
i9res 2(mtes entfeBt perben, iobalo
ibnen gfli6tperIdumniB na4gepieien
tperben fam.
@irb gu Grpreffungsber=
u6en berleiten.
S6abenerIab b=4nIprii9e t0nnen an
einen Wirt6 gema6t peroen, tpenn er
einem Srunfenbplb @etrGnfe berfuuft,
na9oem er BON Samilienz z9lngeb0riz
gen, barunter auA Sinbern BON feds
3ebn Sabren an aufpdrts, iotpie @or=
miinoern etc. i6riftli9 geparnt NOR
Den lit.
Seber8irt6 lit audl fir bic BON ieinen
@ngeitellten begangenen 8eIeBesperz
lebungsn berontportliA. 9agegen
f0Hnnen Steuerzgertififate transfez
rirt unb Dertauft iperoen, aud piro
BEL 2lufgube bes @ei9dftes Die i'm
@oraus be5ablte Steuer 3nriid erItat=
tet.
Sir bic Q(potbefen.
Sir ben mebi5inii6en 8ebruu6 1T
Der @ertauf BON geiitigen @etrdnten in
Ipot6efen am Sonnage geitattet, jez
bod nur uuf bas 8e3ept zines grstes
bin, uno barf bieier ni9t 1elbit Der
Npotbeter 1eln.
q B I olut no t + men ig.
9us betreffenbe @eIeB ion in 5000
Gremplaren in beuti6er Spra6e gez
prudt tperben.
Rur @aiier am Gonntug.
Sn elmer llnterrebung nit bem
0errn Senatoren, lpel6er bas obiQc,
fano1e 8eIeB einQe6ra9t bat, erflGrte
er it9 ii6er bic Sonntaqsfraqe, DaB er
1etnem 8eIebe teinen Qn6ung bin3ufiiz
gen tpitroe, pel6er ben 8erfauf BON
berallf4enoen GetrGnfen am Conn
tage geitatten ipiirbs. yNatiirli6,"
fiigte er bln3u, riperDen 3ublreihe Ser
1ude gemu3t Deroen, meiner 8orlage
be5iigli6e Qmenbements Qn3ubeften,
bod biirfte ii1 meines @ro6tenS in
teinem Der beiben 6duier Der 2eqislaz
tur cine Ofaioritdt finoen, Die irqeno
einem oerarttgen Qmenbement 3uitim=
men pirb. SD babe 3par iel6It feline
genaue umi4au qe6alten, bin aber In
oieier 8e5iebung meinsr Sadie gefpiB. |
Die WfaioritGt bes 8olfes bes @taaz
tes lit entf6ieoen geqen irgenb pel6en
Spnntagsberfauf bon Spirituoien.
SeIbitperitdnolid6 iit 9r. Raines
ouh Der ueber3eugunq, bab feline Bill
Die 3uitimnun9 Der 2egislatur finben
uno gum 8eIeB erboben peroen piro.
9lu6 lit e5 ieine 9lniiht, baB luut ben
9eittmmungen be5 8eIeBe5 Die 6pno5 |
Der Poli3ei unO SFeuertpebr, fopie bic |
tpobltbdtigen sSSnItitute, Die iebt einen
She'll Der 2icen8qeloer erbalten, burh
Die neue gorlaqe ni6t bena9t6eiliqt |
perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
GntlcBlibc Graniamfcit.
Grff bcrauben tie ib,r, eann baefcn fTe ibm eie
S5aun ab.

Grff bcrauben tie ibu, sann bacfcn iTe ibm sie
Saun ab.
9oltpn, &anIa5, 9. Sanuur. -
Sin empOrenoe5 8er6rehen, nelhes
Die gr0Bte 2lufregung 6srporgerufen
bat, lit geitern 9tbenb an Der Stabtz
gren5e an Gopar0 8elI6 BON bier
Derii6t tpDroen. 9ieier puroe BON
mebreren ltnbetannten an Die S6iire
ieine5 Sauies gerufen. Sort fielen
Die Tremben in Der brutalIten @eiie
iiber i'm Der, bunDen ihm bic 9tuqen gu,
marfen i'm gu 8oben, nabmen i6m
Qlles BON @ertb ab, mas er Bel iid)
trug, unb bann bieb ihm elmer Der
RGuber nit elmer g(rt bic linfe 6ano
ab, tpGhreno i'm Die NnDeren am 90
ben feItbielten. Gin 8epeqgruno fir
Die f9euBli6e Shat 1T ni6t befunnt.
Die Sbdter tperoen nit 8lut6unoen
bon elmer Shaar betpaffneter 8iirqer
psrfplot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
@crbangniBbnlIe sGlittenfabrt.
Spei iunsesrautleute ubsrfabren uns aet5stet

Swei iunssSrautIeute lberfabren unn set6ttct.
Snetb q, N.zg., 9. Sam. - s.
Soran, 80 Sabre alt, unb Sri. 9ribz
get 6. 5iBgeralb, 8rautleute, unterz
nabmen geitern cine S9littenfa6rt.
9luf einem uebergunge Der yHetpzYorf
@entralzGiien6abn" tpurben iie DON
einem S4ne15uge iiberfa6ren unb uuf
Der SteQe get0btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Der getrnIenmoampfsr y8agorne. "
@Indlidb nab Ne,usgurf buslIrt.

g2e tp=D orf, 9. Sanuar. - Der,
pie mir geitern beri9teten, 6iiIflos auf
Dem Meere umGer trei6enbe 6eutibe
Petroleumz9ampfer n8uponne," Ga
pitdn BON 9ugo, iit BON benz boQdn0iz
f6en 9ampfer nG6eIter" gIudli6 nab
RepzQprf buaiirt nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Grsgraiiornt Sarriiun's 5nd;eit.

Serudbt bsfdtist. - 6insrt in Smeianapuiis
ftatt.
q EN- 9 ort, 9. San. - Grzprdz
iioent 9arriion pirb fi9 binnen SUR
sem nit 5rau Maria Scott Simmod
berheiratben. Die gerempnie ioQ in
Snbianapolis ituttfinben. (Oies BE-
itdtigt bus Gerii9t, pel9es mir Dor
einigen Sasen in unierem 8latte erz
tpGhntenl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Wabribcinlif ertrunfen.
Wannidaft Der seidbeiterten ,,GaIina" nid,t
dufgcfuucsu.

5ulifur, q. g., 9. San. - Sis
jeBt lit nod feline Spur bon berMannz
19aft bes gei9eiterten 9ampfers nGaz
ling" aufgefunben porben. @abrz
i9einli3 fanben bic S6iffbrii6ieen
Bel benz 8eriu4e, cine Sniel gu erreiz
6en, Bel benz fur9tbaren Sturme elm
naiies Grab in ben 0ellsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
SdiHsfarten

aats uno ben Ss,rspa aber Bremen oeer San,s
bl:rg btior3t bic
Rxpeoition oeB -5tatidlsu Gorrefponsenteu,s
G,sW,sS6s BaltimsyesSty. uRe ysf,OfFee,ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
S6rcGli@.


..Sermann. "-sed,s tOSt anfseiunren, Gle
ucbrigcn baIb erifift.
2ono BON, 9. San. - Sn benz
So6lenbebdlter be5 0ampfers Ser
mann" tpel6sr 6eute BON 8uenos OH
res in 9ua eintraf lpurben fiinf8e6n
oblinbe 8aiiagiere" aufgefunOen.
Se6s pon ibnen tparen toot, bic lie
brigen piir0en e6enfaQs erItidt fein,
bate man ni4t nod re9t5eitig ben
&oblenraum geDffret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Nrftr6f=1a;tferrSf,e

in n:uen uro oItru eprGdsr in Dntfsrratlf H. (. ~
H'oJhcrstuzo iiI Stbuen aaer SirGDe tEc. raiusrlz
lit, iopIc ihr 81. beu;itsa Observation-Disclosures.
6. :. S9Snrih Ctr s.r. siSs: Hs;: MsSa''2s so5. ass
(gprll6,I SUo8oSl pabiion=apeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10

t@tHaue Gcrte.)
&ptcl Arasru. Gtla,ta. Ga.,
osn IS. Gs5enIber 1895.
SScrfhcr Sr. TfiEer:
Iic Giit Gszeuosg2diicr tom beEte Dior1
cen GH, nro I'D mar fToa. eitictc su erbG.e
t:ll oa id isit Ginger .3eit mlh olnc raiieIte
Ia gIT;u :rIIstc
Sh bGtte eireu &1GfGQ mctnes aIten
YtasEel -9ibtun.ott5mus. NM GjsnepGsgraiier
mt.tt III IotG;em fcUa oui mid hie Elm
ENLKter-a;EE mean II e. tri?t,. 70 frruneH
Ger EbtNmGtl> >TUs EEo Id o9n: gSiocripruh
tbre q melrit6fi IHnerbGib 4S StuErsr.
Sb fonie S2rsn isbr lin Die SencIre. 2air
iotrocH II orrt ocsT pier l5od'en IN Baltimore
isl1, iyo Il Sic s. ie3ER buTfe.
Ottt oen bereE 2&uHite5 SIR nEfrihti9er
Bm. s.. Crane.
@n 6ru. Geo s.. SRifier,
0r 225, TpresG bGrless5tr., Baltimore.
(aprl30,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10

lit geitern i'm 6ofe oes bortigen 8sz
rt8tsgtfdngnifes bur@ BEN S6urfz
ri9ter 3einbsI aus Maqoeburg bingez
riAtet mprbsn. Sobcapt, Der i6on
1884 81 ldngerer 3u4tbausItrufe perz
urtbeilt lpproen mar, iid3 feiner Ser
baftung aber itets 5u ent5ieben getpuBt
bate, bat am 80. Sanuar b. Ss. ben
@enoarmen Tieber unb Den Wdlo6eger
8roQ uno an 80. W}dr3 b. So. Den
9dusIer &fienipt aus Neuborf meu@z
Itngs eridoien.
g 6limm fiir's Bier in
q giirnberg.
Sn glijrnberg lit bic groBe 0enfi4e
Mal5~Sabrif our4 cine 9roBe 5suersz
brunit gdn5Iid] 8erIt0rt pprDen. I'm
gebeure Ytal3z9prrdt6e aingen babel.
5u 8runbe. ueber Die Ilria6en oe8
Derbeerenoen 8ranbes lit bis iebt nod
niht5 Seitimmtes betannt getpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
9lIDd S.tf,fsnro Scofiftn Gn.

tpiro rU6hrsuo Res 0onats Saauar Sri,unss,
9tpparIte sam 9ccHpreiic usgFauer, nm ihre 4n9ez
i;ltcr IN StitditauH9 81 trbalteu uHo b,n gorratb
III usrriHseru. G5urtau uEp gGetr6aus, sfr. II6,
forEsSppare CTR. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Sransbaals sGrilis.
Der GOiJer Der "Ae0ir."
&riss 1T faum ,n permsicea.
Sin ornti5srgiFIfbes gcrbnnsuiB.
Die e9hptii4e 6rGse rUirSer aufse,odrmt.

2on6on, 8. San. = g8ie Die
uGbronicle" aus gang 5uperlGIiiger
QHeue erfdbrt, ion Der beutI9e Wtiniz
iterratb nit Dem SeIegramm bes &ai>
fers Wil6elm an ben YrGToenten Sriiz
ger ni6t gang einperitanoen qepeien
iein, Der &aiisr babe jebo9 Darauf be-
ftanoen, Ieinen eigenen Weg gu gsben,
uno babe Die 0epeide perf0nlib auf
bem Selegraphenamte dufgegeben uno
bsfoblen, baB ben 6albamtIi6sn 9lGtz
tern cine Ibi6rift 3ugeitelIt iperben
iole.
grinnert an bes Guifers
nS Sangan 4egtr."
Die Sun" Iagt: nGaiIer 8il6elm
bat bis ieBt npA nidt feline Gnti2eiz
bunq iiber ba5 S6ifiaI GuroPa's gez
troffsn. Die Gage lit tlar, Ianbet er
Sruppsn an Der 0elagoaS8an, muB
er iein S6ipert 3ieben. @ir tperben
baIO piiIsn, MORAN mir iino." - Der
Grnit Der Gage tpirD burb bic erit ge=
itern entoedte SbatIo6e erb0bt, baB
aaifer WiIbelm, fdOn ebe Or. Same
ion ieinen perbGn9nibpolIer Bug nu3
Granspual unterna6m, ba8 8rotetto=
rat Gnglano's iiber SranspaaI fir
nun uno ni6tig ertldren unO jebenz
foQs einen &rieg beraufbei6p0ren
npQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
% irfGi9 81 ii Itungen n.

Qlni6einenb perIu6en aud Die W3tz
litdrbeb5roen ni4t ldnger Die 96otz
fade gu per6eimli6en, baB lie mitten
in oen 8riegs3uriiItungen bsgriffen
iinb. Sdmmtli3e Regimenter Der
britiT9sn 2lrmee (2trmesz zReieroen,
sgreiipiQige, Mili3en II. +. n.y. iino an
getpisier, iofortigen geri6t iiber i6re
WobilitGrte gu geben. Die Dinner
blt1g neuer Manni9aftsn i9eint iaz
bod nod ni4t angeorOnst gu iein.
9ieIe iFreifpilliden uno W}iliaen be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10

Sum MirthI6afts6etrieb IoGen feiz
ne PerTonen 3uaelaien fperben, bic
zines 8erbrenen5 ii6erfii6rt tpuroen,
feline Winberid6rigen, feline 9er7onen,
tDeIhe ni6t bsrehttgte 9iirqer i'm
Staat Retp=Yorf iino, nod ipI8e, be-
nen bas Stimmre9t ent5ogen tporben
1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-10
Mns Gmba.
J(iC6tS 0(eues Uor 9aOana.
General 6ampas reilsRirt ni6t.
GntiL,riocnnr S6la6)t beburTrbsno.
Gs III fcbr fd5prr, iIdb Elm urtbeiI ,u biIesn.
@ns Guba.
entiS,riornhr S6Ia6)t beburfrbsuo.

Gs in febr fesprr, ddb elm llrtbeu su biIsen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-02
rnn noN MouNrAIs woN.
Famous Railway suit Settled After
Ten Years.

st. Louis, Mo-. April LIN tho gu
preme court at Jefferson city the suit
OF the st. Joseph and St Louis railway
appellants vs.. ST. Louis. Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad. involving a
lease worth half n million dollars has
been decided In favor OF the latter road,
the decision Of the St Louis circuit
court being affirmed The case has
been in court nearly ten years and was
brought by the st. Joseph and st. Louis
Railroad compang against the Iron
Mountain for failure 10 pay rcnt and
keep the road of the st. Joseph COM
pany in repair, as agreed In lease
made in 1874 by the st. Joseph company
10 the old Wabash Railroad company.
The lease to the Wabash was for 90
year, and afterward IN 1883 the old
Wabash company executed lease OF
all roads. including the st. Joseph line.
TO the Iron Mountain. The principal
contention was that the Instrument
executed by the Wabash to the Iron
Mountain operated MS an Assignment
to the Iron Mountain OF all the inter-
csts OF the Wabash in the ST. Joseph
line and rendered the Iron Mountain on
the covenants Of the Wabash to re-
pair and pay rents.
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nArrLn on Tnr nAII.

II. Eugene George, the former hand
come travelling passenger agent OF the
Houston and Texas Central. is in the
city MIR George has sacrificed mach
Of his coed looks by falling into the
hands OF an unHppreciatlve barber
The Houston and Texas Central viii
run free reclining chair car out OF
this city on the evening OF April 13.
for the accommodation of lrpworth
Leaguers who are bound for San An
tonic.
A rate OF one fare for the round trip
is announced by the Houston ana Tex
as Central for the lumbermen's con-
vention, which assemblies In Austin on
April Is.
Charles y. sloat. assistant general
passenger agent of the Rock Island.
departed yesterday for New Orleans.
The Rock Island announces a rats OF
enc and one-thlrd fare for the state
medical association meeting. which con-
yenes in this city on April 2s.
w. Il. Dauchy. superintendent OF
maintenance and construction OF the
Rock Island. departed Yesterday for
Topeka, In his special car.
II. II. Fickinger. travelling passenger
agent OF the Kansas City. Memphis
and Birmingham. came In yesterday.
Major John G. Lewis. travelling pas
senger agent OF the Iron Mountain.
was In the city yesterday.
Sam G. Warner, general passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt, spent yes
terday in the city.
j. w. Barbee. general live stock
agent Of the Cotton Belt. returned to
the city yesterday.
p. II. Coombs, commercial agent OF
the Cotton Belt. came In yesterday.
A. A. Gibson, travelling passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt departed yes
terday for Sherman.
w. A. pashiell. travelling passenger
agent of the Texas and Pacific. spent
yesterday in the city.
A. r. Jones, general live stock agent
Of the KATY. departed yesterday for
Waco.
Kay earnings for the third week in
so.s2s.
International and Great Northern
earnings for the third week in March
were s5i,4S3, a decrease OF S603i.
Missouri Pacific earnings for the third
of $4,000
The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf
proposes 10 build branch line OF about
II miles from Wister Junction. the east
ern terminus of It's road, north 10 a
connection with the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf The cost OF the ex-
tension is estimated at s1o7. 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-02

Administered TO Central Committee
for Receiving r1iimnn.

Denver. Colo, Aprii 1.-The action OF
the Democratic state central committee
indorsing the idea az Inviting and re-
ceivlng senator Tllllnan has called
forth Il most ecathing rcbuke from
General a. i. New collector OF inter-
nal revenue and one Of the most promI-
nent Democrats OK the west. General
New charactorIzes the convention
which IS called for April is as one OF
the Tlllpanites.
"1'he Democrats OF the west or or any
other part OF the country said General
New. 'noed no advice from Mr. Tilllnan
or from any other persOn who comes
from outside the ranks OF the purity.
Mr. T,ll,nan was not elected BY Demo-
Gratis 20 his lofty position which he
occupies and disgraces and there is no
more reason he should be invited 10 ad-
dress a Democratic convnntion with
his TRADE ana vitupsiation than should
Nr- Coxey or any other individual
antaeonlatic 10 the principles OF De
mncracy."
General New further states In his
opinion that no true Democrat VIII par
tioipate IN the deliberations Of this
eonscation 60 10 sdi,ra-ned by Mr..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-02
rnr Nnw rassENclan DEPOT.
Plans Adopted ana only Awaiting
nr.rrr From New YORK.

rims Ahtnt'h Nttt V'.fF -
orders From New York.
Mayor Paddock was seen Yesterday
evening by the Gazette representative.
and asked what action would be taken
by the city in the matter OF the ma
sonry work necessary to be done on
Front street prior TO the beginning
Of work on the new depot by tho Texas
and Pacific Railway company.
Mayor Paddock stated that the idea
that such notion on the part of the
city must be precedent TO work be-
ginning on the dcrot was a mistake.
He said that tho plans OF the building
had been parsed upon and accepted,
and he believed the only thing IN the
way Of beginning work on the building
was the order FROM New York 70 COM
mcnce. He Thought, too. that the mat
ter MAS in very good shape, and work
will begin just az soon as the Texas
management receives the order 10 pro-
coed,
II is to be hoped that the mayors
ideas on the eubiect src correct. end
that Mr.. Gould viii soon give General
MANAGER Thorne directions to break
dirt. Fort Worth has been patient in
this matter. but there is growing anx-
lefty on the part OF all progressive clti-
zens to sec some definite and final ac-
ton taken.
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nonnER,s nultIGp coLp.
Hishwnymnn Hnre's Treasure said
to Have Dcen unearthcd.

Lambertvnle. N. j.. April This
city has been in a high state Of ex-
element over the tale or Welsh
quarryman last evening. about his hay-
ing found large quantity Of old gold
and silver coins while blasting on Cont
Hnl Just below this city He could
not tell how much the treasure amount
ed to. as It was Of foreign coinage.
Old citizens say they remember hear
ing their parents tell OF the daring
robberles committed by a noted robher
named Hare. who ueed to hold UP the
stage coaches as they PASSED through
here 10 and from New York and Phiia-
dcirhia on The old York road In the
early part Of this century. flare, after
having rified coach and obtained a
large amount of foreign gold, started
FOR philadelphia, bat being hard
pressed by citizens IN pursuit buried
the coin on Goat IIlll and escaped for
the time being. Later he WIS appfe-
hended IN New BrunaWick and told
where he had buried the money. Dill
gent search was made for il without
success, however. and the story was
almost FORGOTTEN. Recently an old
sword wns uneaithcd by blast. which
caused the story 10 be revived, and the
quarrymen have been on the lookout
Cor II ever since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-02

Tillman, but will assemble and select
delegates to the national convention TO
go as Democrats and not as Tillinanlte
boilers.
Further. these delegates will be
pledged to support he adoption OF u
free silver plank in the Democratic
platform and the nomination of a man
to carry II out, But In case this delega-
tion should be in the minority It Will
support that principle OF Democracy
which has always characterized it's
Independence; via that the majority
shall rule.