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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-26
Ger WatabeIer 8ropbet uon eiuem
arcrtsaniiMcu aunoiMafter &C.
tcotct.

Qpnoon, %. SUM. - gG1ilD
S2le9rap6" 6ringt OtpsI6en aus Pre-
Ipriu uno &im6arlD, osnen 3ufolse in
jsnen Ortsn Oa5 8erii6t cirfulirt, oaB
Die uufitdnoii3?n Ging.5or1n2n Sort
Sdlis6urD ejngtnommsn, 80 Der lpei=
Ben 8sDo6ner srmOr2st ooer Der5tiimz
melt lno biz bort b:finoli4en U}aTimz
8eIdiiBe OemoIirt bab:n. 0isIe5 8:z
riift erman9aIt ii6rig:Hs Der 8eitdtiz
gung, gernoe ME o15jsnige Dor etlidsr
Sagsn, laut D:lG2m 6prt Sllis5urD
entieBt pDroen Is;n iollte. IS Tt:bt in
oeiien fa1t, oaB G:Fti3s Sample pd6rsno
Der lebten pa1r 5a8cn in o:n 8;g:n9en,
auf pclc6e fidb Der 2(ufitanO etitr:dt,
itdTtgsfun0sn 6a5.n.
gurn6am, Der amsriflniId]s &unbz
if1Ftsr, ii6srrumpelta zen 62rii6mt,n
Mat16sIsnzn n8ott" nUlimo," o:n
s1uptidhlifS;1 ur6s6.r o,5 }luFIta1=
lD2s, in einst 006!. in oem W1toppoz
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fih osr9e6l4 6:rij5t 6atte, i6n le6enz
Dig :in3ufars.n. lRan glaubt, o1B Der
Sob i5rs5 n@ott;5" 0;: Gin9s6or:nen
entmut5;3sa IND ibra llntarm:tfung trz
lei6tsra Diro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-26
Yerrp Selmpnt iiber Cuba.

9r. gsrrp Belmont fat in benz Yaz
riier nSemps" sinen 2tufiaB iiber bas
9erbdltniB Der Ser. Staaten gu Cuba
oerOffsntlidt. Der tpobl gseignet lit,
Die fdiefsn urtbeile Dariiber ni9t Bios
gu paris, ionoern in gan5 europa in's
re9te 2iht su iteGlen.
Gs lit Elm llnterIf1ieo, id9t sr, 5pi=
i9en btoBen 9anbsls 8erienbungsn
BON Waffen etc. unO &riegszGrpebitioz
men. gtur 2sbtsrs limb Ssitsns Der
Ser. Staatsn besiiqli6 Gu6a's gu perz
6tnoern. 9as lit bic gntl6eibung oes
Sber=8unbesgeriatss in bsm 0libu=
itiers5aa oss Oampfers n6prIa."
9as 9plf Der Ser. Stadten, iuqt
9r. Belmont, lit fir Ssl6itzRegisrung
uno tpiinidt oieIslbs ou6 fir Cuba.
0snnp9 bat ii3 bic Ser. Staatenz9fez
gisrung ieoer Ginmiidung ent8alten,
auber no es iih um 3e9te ibrer giir=
ger banbelt, ioFern Gritsre our9 Ser
trag aeii6srt itnD. Sbqlsi9 ots eSn=
iupgenten auf Cuba einsn biBig.n
9anpf ssssn 100000 ipaniide SrHpz
pen Fii6ren, itno lie benno9 ni9t uls
Straightforward in Waihington amer
fannt tporDen, tpeil iie teinen 5ugGngz
li6en 6afsn uno 8sqierun9szSib unb
feline 6lasge auf benz Ssean baben.
DAB ii4 10 qrObs Sbeilno9ms fir
Guba in ben Ser. Stuaten oeltsno
ma5t, bat gum She'll feine urIa6s
'oarin, oaB piele Gubaner an Der Dit
fiiite Der Ser. Stdaten. namentli9 in
Slorioa, dngeiieoslt iino. sic iperbsn
in Maorib uls Spanisr betrahtet, lie
iinb aber sSsinDe Spanien's, piels iinb
amerttunii6e giireer. unb Q(ne insgez
fanmt iu9en bur4 Wort, S9rift unb
S6at ben 2anbsleuten auf Cuba gu
5slfen, ippbei iie Die Spmpat6ie uno
uu9 oft bic Wfitfpirfunq eeborener
4merifansr haben. Die Hsaterlrng tann
nur bic Nbfabrt bon b.tpuffrtsten Sliz
uitierAgrpeoitionsn perbinbern, ober
ipeoer 3eitunss= =qufidbe, nod 8urserz
8eriummlungen fir Guba au9 ni9t
9elbzg olleftionen fir bdffelbe.
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Die Na9ri6t ii6sr Die SreiIpre6ung
SriB 5r;eomdnn's srrsgt bier nur pez
mig @rituunen. 9sr I3ldue R24t2anz
malt fii6rte Ieine 9ertbsibi9ung gegen
bic auf untreue uno llnteri4lagung
bon MiinosIgelbsrn tautenDe Qntiage
nit fol6em GeI9id, baB er ii4 aug Der
S9linge gu 5ieben nuBte. Gr puBte
numentli4 aus Dem umitanoe &dpitdl
gu i9lasen, baB er Die Quittun8 fir
Die i6m anoertruuten 8eloer i'm Satrdz
ge BON 5000 Mart - pubrI6einli6 in
peiier 8oruusii4t befen, mas Oa TOM
men iolIte - 10 ausgtIteIt, als lpenn
es ii6 nur I'M elm getp06nlibes OAR
lebsn gsbdnbeIt bdt1s. gr md6te oaz
per geltsno, oaB er 5Ipdr auf oem Wsge
bes GiDilperfabrens, uber ni6t crimt>
neQ belangt Dsrosn t0nnte. Samit fIal
bic Qntlage in itch 5uIammen, oa er,
nur tpegen unteri6ldgung ausgeliefert,
ni6t psgen Der anoeren Inn CUR 2uIt
gelegten 9ergebsn 5ur 8srantportung
ge3pgen perben fpnnte. @5 mar ein
10 tleiner Raum fir Die 8erhdnplung
getpdblt tporben, in Der 9(bIiht, Den 3uz
Drang bon Neugierigen uuf oieIs Neiie
gu perbinbern. Der Satin 6rieOz
mann's mar Der 3utritt gum 8eri6tS@
fuale ni6t gsItuttet poroen. Die
i9lieBli9s 6reiiprsdung SrieOmunn's
erfoIgte, neil tbm Die llnteridlagung
Der 8srgsr'I6en Miinpelgeloer psgen
pibsripre9enber 3eugenausIa9en niht
nu9gelpisIen perben fpnnts. Der
Staatsantpalt bate 3lpei Sabre Sc
fGngniB gesen ben Nngetlagten beam
trddt.
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@r. f53.

ma, mar elmer Der bsbrutenofen @as
id5dFtsleuts ltnIsrer Stdot. Seif 8se
i6Gft 6sTano lid auf Der Siiooit GtE
Der 2erinqtDnzStraBe uno Bdrt@IDes
9}u1 ieinem 5obs srd6tete IS Iein e'et
5bGfts : S6eilAaber, 9eorGn9t oura
fluuen @sItGftsgurpg fiir'5 8site, einf
8erm03ens= lIe6srtraglng 3u Guniter
Der @lGubiger gu MAIDEN. Die 9siamnr
ten 8erbinplihfeiten Der 5irnrd be5tta
fertsn iih auf $167. 900. 9a5 b:funnA
nNeal,S 8g6dwoe" per6teibt i'm 8eiy
Der gr6en oa5 perit6rbenen 0rn. Geo,
s.. 6. Neol uno ptr0 bon Iejnsn 2fpet
S66nsn, DEN SO. GgaS. 8. upio @j9A'
QB. g2s1l paypaltet. Sri. .&irginiA
Seal, cine 6efunnte 9eriHnlidteit i'm
bieiiger @eleuI9aftsfreiien, lit eb.na
fails cine Scooter bes &rn. 9. 8. 6.
g}eal. 9(npalt Gbipi1 9. 6arber rerz
trat BEN MaTenperrPalt'r uno bio
6irma. 4
Gin go1i5titl Gls 3pei+
rubler. - Die POli6iifeR N}uiIDtet
uno Stein0sl, pel9e felt Sa4tan' inn
n8atter7pnz9drf" bienten, Iino ibreY
9ienItes ent6p6en tpprben unb an ibrat
GteQe 1T 9oIi5iit %. 8. SiGmsper in
Den 91rf perIebt pDrO,n, uno 5ipdr
lpiro er oenIel6ert duf einem 3peirdoe
ubputrpuiliren. ,
@ebutt8tagsfeier, - 6r.
Bm. Mdtbia5, elm geathteter IngeItella
ter Der 8rautrei bDn @. 9eQO0rTer'S
S06nen 3u canton, feierte Ieinen Az
@eburtstug in feiner 8o5nung, gtr.'
SO, gouloinItrabe.
3net 8ergleute oerEe B t.
- Galpin Sbompion uno 9enrD Bils'
6elm, bic 6ei elmer @rploIion oon 9pz,
namit in Den Minen Der n9aOi5 GoaI
uno Gote Co." 81 Sbomas, 8.z8u.t
perleBt puroen, befinoen iia i'm bieij-
gen nSo6ns 9opfins' 9oipital" duf
Dem gBege Der @eneiung, bod peroeu
lie, Iel6It rpenn iie ibre unOeren Ben
leBungen iiberIteben 3eitIebeas 6IinR
iein.
GrDffnete ein neues 2 Or
fuL. - Der yRepu6lifnniid)e Stub Der
5. g8uro" erDffnete geItern 2(benb IeinA
neues 2pful, 9}r. 520, NisqujtbItrdBe,
nit elmer llntsr6ultung un0 O1rauffola
oenoem 8antett. Ous 5eItzGomite bez
itano aus ben $50. WiQium 9R. Stes
mart, 8. 9Srant 3obinion, 3lme2 8.
QioinuIton, 8ernbaro Cieb, 5. g.
Trieoeu, Qll6ert Mprib, Perc9 @iI4
liums, $. 8. Mabr GDriltian 2epBs
uno $. 2epp.
Grtrunftn lit 6ei'm &re68fanQ
in SolheIter am OtenItdg Der p Sabre
ulte Gonruo W}iGIer BON gfr. 4, perldn=
aerte 8elair1 12tpenue. Sein Gei6narn
purOe auf bem 9ampfer n2ouiIe"
na6 Der 2igbtftraBenz8erfte ge6ra4E
uno pon bort na4 ieiner 0p3nung
ii6ergcfii6rt.
Sic Po1i3eibeb6r6e 6af
qcItern Die 9oli5iIten Sbomo5 $. ISrod
pom mittleren unb Same5 :. &i8gen5
pom 0Itlidsn Diitritt auf pier Sa3re
pieoer erndnnt.
8ierunb3Gpan3ig : IT.
3onnen Stuhli9jenen bat bic
8attimore=O6io49d6n" oon Der
rGarnegie Steel Co., Der nSGinois
Steel So" u1lD Der nGc;apfril J5son-
So" fir i3r 8ubnipitem bttellt un0
6ereits nit Dem 2egen eine5 Sbsile3 Der
S6isnen 6e9onnen.
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Die GboIsrn it, Gspptcn.
Giue angeb!ide GrnBernng hrs Sc:
fretars Carlisle.
q GdLdm13pD 0I2ih % NSu-

&alamo3oo W2ia., "a. SUM-.
= 9arrp 6mit6, Sournal=Slsrt Os5
&eprdIeHtantsnbauIes ia9te 6eu,s
Na6mitt1g in elmer llntarrsoung nit
einem 8ertretsr oss .Selegram," Sez
tretdr GarIi5Ie babe i6m i'm IsBt:n
Win:sr in 8;gsnnart Dss GrzSetrez
tdrs SOFTER mitgtt5silt, baB er (Gurz
IisI0 fir Mc&iulep itimman lperoe,
i'm Sale Die Oemotrlten elm Silbsrz
Sitat aufitaqtea uno U}c3inltD pon
ben Repu6litanern nominirt peroe.
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Die Jranrufragr i'm gurnsrbuuO.


NOuts0ille, &D., "a. SUM. =
Sn Der 6eutigen SiBung be5 Surnerz
bunos5 beglnn bic 9e6atte ii6er Die
2tufnabme Don 6rauen ais N}it9lieoer,
unO pieIe 3eDen nuroen Darijbar gez
6ultsn. 2O6 0sleguten paren initruirr,
gegen bic 2(ufna6ms Der 6rauen gu
Itimmen, 138 OaFiir, uno 40 0tleg1ten
paren o6ne SnItruttion be3iiglid5 Der
6rage. Sn Der R1Amitta9sIibung entz
idi:o Die 5agiibung nit 218! gegen
1881 Stimmen gcgen Die 3uldifUng
Der 6rauen. I'm ; ll3r peria9te ii4 Die
Yeriummlunq.
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StanEey att Stm 2ranftnbettc.

2onb n, 25. SUM. - 6enrD W},
Stanlep, Der beriibmte 2lFrifarei7enoe,
MitglieO Oes 6ritiI6en 9arluments,
Iiegt bier an Gnt3iinOung Der Gingez
peibe ournieoer. Gr 6at i6on ieit
mebreren 3agen feline Ra6rung gu ii4
nebmen t0nnsn, unb iein 3uItanO lit
fritiid.
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: ie emcrifauiFmcn Gonsrcc ettrn9-
Iiffct. Ei!ocr ~ gSualC~o.


2pnO 0 n, 25. SUM. - Gin Rar3=
liasr Gmpfang puro: gsitern @p2no
BEN dmaritaniIG@n nGpngre8dtipnsz
Yilgsrn" in Der Si6lipt6st ots Or.
@uintB Goo9sr2 z&;rde Git IGsiI.
lla6er Dem GjRsan9e 6i1g2n Oas Sterz
nenbanner Der Ser. Staaten uno Die
en9IiIhe Tlagss neSan chamber, uno
aud Du5 Snnere Der &irfe mar nit
ben Ratipnala65eid)en Der beioen 2dn=
Der perl6perOeriI4 9eIchmiidt. g8Gbz
reno ein,r 2lnTpra6e pduOte fi6 gtep.
Yrice 9u9be5 no4 Den 6Idg9en bin
uno idgte: ngio4 Gine5 m6fte ic6
@ucb Nmeritdnsrn idgsn: m0gtn iiA
oiefe 5laqqen uno jens riemal5 auT
oem 6eIoe Oe5 8Iutes bsgsgnsn!" 9ei
oisIen Morten erhob Iit6 Da5 gun5t
9(uoitorium in GROCER 8eg2iitsrung
uno applaubirte lanQe. Der 3aoner
leqte oann Den 3u60rern ra6e, naA
M0gIi6teit Bel ihren reIpattioen Jtez
gierunqen od6in 81 rpirten, DAB Die
@rriftung zines permanentenSdie08z
gerid3ts 5ipiIhen Den bsiOen 2dnoern
an9ebd6nt Deroe.
Sic Wad,tc mno oIc 28irrcn altf
Grcta.
2onopn, %. SSuni. - 9ldt6.
8gorge Gur3on, parlamsntarii4er Ct
tretdr be5 2(u5pdrtigsn 2lmtes, er=
flGrte beute i'm llnterbauie, bic Ser
treter Der europ6ii9en Md6te 5u
GpnItantinppel Ieisn pouitGnoig einig
in 9e3ug auf Greta uno bdtten Die
8forte gemeini6aftIif aufgeforoert,
Die &u6e duf jener Sniel 5u erbalten.
6eonnfcu YboIoarevoic?
9aris, 25. SUM. - 0ieIi8e
8ldtter beri6tan iiber eire BON Or.
8araouc an Die fran50Iiifs 2ttooemie
geritbtet, 9lbbunblung, in pel6er er
cine pon ibm gema6te Grfinoung BE-
I6reibt, feline 8eourtsn an contrete
ooer a6Itrutte 8sgenItGnoe auf cine
8latte gu p6otogrup6iren, Die er iel6It
poer Elm in ge1piiIar @ntfernung be-
finbliher 2(noerer in Der 6uno bGlt.
Die Qinien iino pieI ihdrfer, ais BET
Den 80ntgen=gilOern. Gum 8elingen
Der Photographic ge60rt ie6r groBe
Wi1ensitdrte oes 8etreffanoen. Bro
ben iinO Der 2ltaOemie oorgelegt Nor
Den unO baben Die b06ite SefrieOigung
erregt.
Die GboIera lit Gsuptcn.
Gairo, 25. SUM-. - Die 3a6l
Der GboIeruIGIIe nimmt in 2uerunoriu
uno Cairo al, ougegen brsitet iid Die
Seu6e in BEN Brooin3en aus. Syn Der
Prpoin3 8pr6iab fanOen qeitern 81
neus Grtrantungen uno 68 GoOe5Tdlle
in 5olge Der Gholera itatt, in 6arum
1O3 neue Grtrantungen unO SO So
DesfdIe uno an unOeran Srten q So
oesfdQe. Dies 1T Die 60dite Nn3a6l
BON GbolerufGQen an einem Sage.
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Staot Baltimore.


Ser @eol'f4e q 4 d IA E. -
SS5n Safen bet 6irm1 $. s. 9tal &c
Spbn crDnete G:it:rn Cas StaOtz
Gr:isgsriat an, Dab Der W}aiTen0erz
tralter Dsriet6tn, 0r. WaGace Sing
DQs opn i3m berlrattste 8arnl00en an
Die S,itamentsz0oGIrtderin Warp u.
Nsul Il. u. 2urijf ij6srtruse, naGO.m
nit Dan @ldu6ig2rn a:nanntsr 5irmd
3ufrig0anite0anoa 2lrrcGasmsnt5 gez
trpffsn norbea iinO.
Die Tirm1 $. g. g2eot &. So6n
isbte Ii6 aug Den 50. 9. 8. G.I.ul u.
@m. 8oG.rt Redl 3ulannsn, mel4e
baioe 9sItorbsn itao. Ser gritq.z
nannte, 0as Sen:or Y!it9iieo Der Sir
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g.rmii9te t.l.arapbiitbe Sep.id,en

-Sn emporium, Pa., sribob Wii=
9uel MoriurtD in Der Na9t pom lsBz
ten Montag feline S6pieeermutter,
5rau Goodman. Sieislbs mar in bas
untsrs Stpt1psrt sesaneen, unb er fsuz
erte auf Tie in bem 9laubsn, bab es iih
I'm einen ginbre9sr banpIs. Meoriortb
bat ii9 Der gsb0rbe our 8erfiigung gsz
ftelIt.
- Der northumberland zgonz
bent bon Selalpare ipa am 16. SuIi
gu Soper itattfinben. Oerisl6e 6at
einen 9ouperneur, elm gongrsBmitz
glieb unb brei prdiibsntf f9afts <@1st>
loren au nomiuireL
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- 39spoor G;7eaEau.r, pslher i'm
lsbtsn 5e6rg1r 3u S5:nanooa9, pa,
So6n Stpinot, dls o2rislb: an 6auIe
oes Gritersn oor5:;ginJ, falten 8lute5
srIfoB, Ipuro: gsit:rn in pottsoiQs,
ga, oe5 U}ocDes i'm srIt:n 8ruOs 56utz
big 6afun0sn. Der U}0rcsr 6ialt
GGpinot irrt6Iml;4 fiir oeiTsa 3pils
Iings6ruOer, 1uf o:n :r eifsriii6ti3 mar
nail sr ein 9srbGltniB nit 6rau GiIsnz
k1uar Gabsn iollte. !
- StuutsIenator 9. 6. O6[ bon
goungstopn, O., tpel4sr in Columbus,
g., unter Der 2lntllg: DOR 8sri4t
itano, g:Its6ung?n ar5sbotan gu 6az
bsn, I'm gepiIIe Bills in Der 2tgistatur
our43uIeBen, purOe gaItern &1eiges
ipro4ea.
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Gnaldnoer rctt Iaid1omaS atihIa
gen.

8ulutpapo, 25. SUM-. - Ga
pitdn Surner iiberfiel geitern an Der
SpiBe elmer britii9en Streifpatrouille
einen 8raaG Der aufitGnoiI6en Ginge=
borenen na6e Der 8eatricez8ru6e,
tpurbe jebo9 bur9 bas beftigs SSeuer
Der Mai6onas in bic 5lu4t geI6Iuz
gen uno mubte feline Magen i'm Sti9
IufIen. Seine Qeute 6ebaupten, Die
Mui6onas piir0en our4 geii6te mel
r. GopS,+a,, ,t,,Ior{4iib4
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Grbalten ote SarOiaaIsbate.

q 0 m, 25. SUM-. = Der Yapft
6ielt beute Elm 0fFentli6es GonIiItoz
RUM, in tpel4em bic am %. SUM- CUR
&arbinalspiirbe erbp6enen Yrdlaten
ibre 0iite sr6ielten. Die neuen Garz
binGIe iiro Moniignore 5erruta, Grez
toni, Sacobini unO 9(gliaroi, bic frii=
beren pGpitli6en Nuntii gu rsip. Yaz
rig, Mabrib, 2iHa6on unD Wien.
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Ser eroBe Strifs Der ruftii@en sSas
brifGrbeiter.


Wien, 25. cSuni. Der Strife Der
5abrifarbeiter in BetersburQ breitet
ii9 innmer ipsiter aus uno Fat bus
G3arenpaur 0erunlabt, ieinen fsierli=
den Gin5ug in jene Staot notmol5
gu perIdie6en. 5inan3miniiter @itte
lit bemubt, Die 9tFferen3en 5piI6an
Qlrbeitern unb Qr6eitge6ern duf
i6ieosri9terli6em Wega 5u i6li9ten,
bu ale 9robungen ii9 aIs nuBlos err
ipieien 6aben.
Ste britifdIen SSeIomeiier III gcne.
sueIa.
2pnb o n, 25. SUM. - Giner BON
ben rSimes" er6uIt2nen 9epeI6e aus
9eorgetoipn in 8ritii6z8uiuna 3uz
folge purbe geftern cine Q6t6eilung
Soloniultruppen na3 Qcara6isci gez
ianot, I'm bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 bei9iibsn.
9eorgetopn, M n, 8ritH9z8uianu,
25. SUM. = Die 2lufresung ii6er Den
9urriiOn@SDiI6enfuQ, D. /. Die 8erz
baftun9 Des 6ritii6en SS5ngeniturs
9urriion Ssitens Dene3uelii3er 9ez
amter, fat 6ebeutenO nu4gelaiIei:
Ginge6snbers geri6te ii6er bic 2tngslez
qenbett iinb felt geitern eingeIauien.
9iernu4 f9eint SurriiOn's 8erbafz
tung ni9t bon Der &egierung in Ga
racu5 ungeorbnet, ionoern bus Werf
pene3uelii6er unterbeamten gepeIen
81 iein, tpel6e in l1ntenntniB Der Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING un0 aus iibertriez
benem Pfli9teifer ooer inItinttioer
Q6neigung eegen 4qes, mas britii9
beiBt, bunbelten. Die &oloniul>Regiez
rung bat ii6 rpenigitens Die 2tniidt 5u
eigen gema9t uno aud in bieiem Sinz
ne nu9 2onbpn teleqrap6irt. Wan
erpartst bemqemdB ni6t baB Die gam
&c @sf6i4te ionberlidhe 6Olgsn BADEN
perbe, fonbern elau6t. bic britii9e
&egierung lperpe ii9 nit einem papierz
nen proteit eegen bic 8er9aftuns 9arz
riipn's besnisen.
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Oas &pffbGuierz Denim |
unter militd rii dem
6 d. b.

gDie erit na9trdsli6 betannt tpirb,
lit elm dbnli6es Qttsntut, pel6esQndr=
9iitsn untsr Sibrung beg ipdter in
6alle bingeri6teten Reinsborf, Bel Der
GntbIlIung bes Nieoerpulb Dent
mules gsgen &aiI.r Wilbslm unb Die
oerbiinbeten 5iiritsn porbsreitst battsn
unb bsFsn 9elingen nur bur9 einsn
3ufuu pereitelt tpurbe, audi ge9en oas
oisIer Sage uuf bsm Spffbduier 9ez
'peihts Denfmul 8uiier Wil6slm's bes
SrItsn bsabiidtigt gsipsisn Obsr piro
ao9 btabii9tist. SnfOlgsosfsn lit bus
5errain beg &pffbduiers in gelagsz
rungssultanb ertldrt Dorben. I'm
Den SUB BEG gsrees 1T Elm Snfant.rie=
Gorb0R seaoasu u. &apaqsrie patroilz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-26

Gin ean3er 8aiebaGzGlu6 fam ii9
in einsm Sage 10 iiberanItrengen. baB
oerIel6e ni6t i'm Stanoe tpdre, ben
nG9ftsn Sag gu ipislen, penn es ni6t
fir ISt. Satobs Ssl tpdre, fpel9es bic
a6geipannten Wusfeln lpieber itGrtf
unO QelAnlsioia mQnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-26
Mn9 Gin Gampagneplan
Soridlase oes Ssnaturs TeTer.
Ete SiIberoemufrateni iolcn fidb init
ben Enpniiften percintsem.

Die 2iIberrepubIifansr rpersen eann Don feIbff
tommen.-Tur 70 fann WtcainIsp ssfdbIa.
gen uerssn. -5aubeneds SnsOifrurs Ger
eanfieatur 9sIiers mar ..unautpriTrt,
impsrtiment Hne nerrdtherifd,." Ser'
nebmbarrs Sumnieu Der ..0rdhstntfdafts=
bieue" i'm quite Res Srnatprs pom 6anias.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-26

auf Der gunt in 2titoria 5abl6ar, in
9olb. Silber= ober Papiergelb poate
er ni9t anne6msn. ue6er sine Ser
penbung ieines @slbes feblt isbsr anz
bait.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06

A very attractive ornamental art Of
recent introduction is. as stated, the pro-
duction of an imitation beadwork on
fabrics of various kinds by means of
what is known as glass powder, or
"diamantine, the result being patterns
which present an appearance similar to
that exhibited by glass beads ON close or
open meshed fabrics. The method of
operation in carrying out this idea is
said to be simple--that in, the fabric is
coated by means of meldiHg boards with
resinous substances, composed Of, say,
go parts of guaiacum and 80 parts of
shellac, dissolved in 100 parts of alco-
hol, 10 parts of glycerin being added to
the solution under continuous stirring.
After the composition has been carefully
distributed over the surface Of the fab
rie the glass powder is strewn on it
and firmly pressed by repeated rolling.
etc, the glass powder being prepared by
thorough pulyerizing or pounding, and
may be of any or many eolors.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06
Got Their Licenses.

There is an ancient law in Rhode Is
land, which. however, is almost forgot
ten. requiring clergymen to take out a
license before officiating at marriages.
The other day Father OF Hare and Mr.
Stewart, the Episcopal rector of Au-
burn, went to the town clerk for this
license. At first the town clerk was
much puzzled what to do, as he had no
proper license blanks, but he finally got
over the difficulty, and the clergymen
departed. After they had got ON a street
car they opened their licenses, and each
was Mortified to find himself in the pos.
session of full fiedged second class
liquor license, with power to run a
liquor shop subject to all the privileges
and penalties of the law A closer in.
spection of the license, however, showed
that the words second class liquor H.
cense, giving power to sell "malt,
spirituous and Intoxicating liquors" at
retail or wholesale, had had a line
drawn through them, and instead OF
the words Ito sell malt, spirituous and
Intoxicating liquors" were interlined
the words Ito perform marriages., and
SO forth.
Each clergyman made wry face as
he contemplated his battered license,
and each silently vowed to exhibit il
only in case of dire peril of $40 fine.
But both blessed the ingenuity of the
official that could transform document
which portends SO much evil for the
race, according to their views, into an
instrument with power to give such
happiness. New York Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06

M. Grosley, who visited London in
1765, notes that the old pious salutation
of any one who sneezed, which still pre-
vailed in his own country, had been
abolished in England by the use of snuff.
he was given to understand that to sa-
lutte snuff taker in these circumstances
was like comphmenting him ON the col
or of the hair of his wig. This color, by
the way, he announces in another place,
is usually brown, being chosen as least
affected by the mud and dirt Of the
streets. This ingenious explanation, like
his statement that Pope was not buried
in Westminster abbey because he was
Catholic, and that Queen Anne in st.
Paulfs churchyard wears a hoop, seems
to suggest that some of his obliging in
formants must occasionally, in eight
zenith century parlanoe, have treated M.
Grosley to bite But, in saving
that his chapter of clubs is disappoint-
ing. it must not be forgotten that he
visited one very remarkable specimen of
this all popular Georgian institution
the society of Robin Hoodians," at
whose freethinking discussions Fielding
pokes rather cumbrous fun in the Coyent
Garden Journal. = Longman's Maya.
zine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06

and its hind legs, besides being larger,
are formed almost like those of hare.
This cat, although making its home
among men, is still very shy, rejecting
all friendly advances and being very
apt to bite the hand that offers 1t a
caress. 1t exists for the most part out
of doors and Is almost wholly self-sup-
porting. 1t is a fine hunter, not only
catching rats, but rabbits, hares and
birds as well.
In regard to Its being tailless, a
writer states that the popularity, in all
probability, originated in some dis
ease of the caudal appendage, resulting
from the dampness of the soil and the
humidity of the climate. The effect
of the disease was the rotting off of
the tail and In time, it is supposed, 1t
became hereditary.
AS to the hind legs of the cat 1t is
thought they became longer In obedf-
enee to the requirements of the erea-
lures life, its home originally being
among the hills, to which II fed on the
of danger. Its long hind legs
enable 1t to easily run up high hills
while pursued by enemies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06

4, 1869, Valmaseda issued proclama-
ton In which the following lines oc-
cured: EVERY man from the age of
10 upward found away from his habita-
ton and who does not prove justified
motive therefor will be shot" Weylers
proclamation is as foul as was Val
maseda's, and il his outrageous policy
Is pushed very far there are those high
In the councils of this nation who de-
clare that the only end will be war be-
tween the United States and Spain. 1t
Is next to impossible to believe that In
this age of the world war should be so
degraded as Weyler has degraded it.
He notified all Cubans to join the Span
ish ranks. He has decreed death for
Cubans sympathizing with the cause of
freedom, and declared trial by court
martial another name for DEATH for
those who circulate news favorable to
the revolution and for those who shall
speak adversely of him or of his army
His commanders have been given pow
er to execute prisoners as they see fit.
He has ordered the country people to
quit their homes and remove to places
designated by him. Indeed, he has
done unspeakable things in Cuba.
General Gomez, on the contrary, has
treated captured Spaniards with every
leniency and has given many prisoners
their freedom Internationally. 1t is
possible that Weyler's brutality will
cause reversal of this policy and that
General Gomez will take to shooting
Spaniard for Cuban, reprisal justifi-
able under the circumstances, but to be
deplored beyond expression.