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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-01
I Wiliam Stcinluu1.
MbIcben res nambafteu Teiu'SIorfer pianp7
iSablifantsn.-@U Icrueuficber rGbtn se'
rdfTf-ZeIu 9cbcnSfduf.


SubIifamttn.-@p secrpeuiicbrr rabn ses
raHt.-Ssrn 9tbrnStauf.
g2etp : 0orf, 80. Nop. - Wm.
StainnaD. Gbsf b2r pi1nofabrilartenz
5irmu Ste:npap II. S06n2, ltar6 um
"a lbr 6aute friib in isirar No9nung,
yr. 16, 8rdmercD Yart, am Ntrpen=
fiebsr. Gr ertrdntte 3uerit geitern Dor
orei Wo6sn unO g;ng, na6oem iein
3uItanb fdngsre 3eit Elm 60dIt b,Oentz
It6er ggpeTen mar, 62r.its Ipisoer Der
@t3lsIung entgsgen, bis in Der Samitdg
Ru8t Elm RiidfaQ eintrot unO ieinsn
Sob 6erbeifubrte. WiQiam SteiupuD
parD gsboren am 5. Ofdr3 1886 in
elem, 8rdunT6Deig, oem lisbli6sn
6ar5itGbt6.n, dl5 Der pisrte So6n unO
ous Is6it: ainb BON 9tinria Gngelz
barb Steinpep, oem gegriinoer bs5
6auies yStsintpaD II. S0bne. Seine
erIte @r3ie6ung srbislt er in Der por3iigz
li6en S6uIe iIine5 9simatbortes uno
fun oann in Ods beriibmte Suco6Ion'z
Ide SnItitut. N2it ieItsner Qsrrb,gier
uno regem @ifer panote er Ii6 Dor=
nsbmIi9 Der Grlsrnung frember Spruz
6en gu unD 6,6errI6ta btrtits in Iatnem
IA. QtbenSia6rc auBer ieiner Mutlerz
Ipru6e oas GngliIde unO 5ran30Iiihe.
S9on friib 5eigte Der geiitig un9em:in
gapedts, nit einsm p6Gnomal'n g.
oGhtniB bagabte &nl6e eine auBergez
p06rlife muIituliI6e 8tglbung unb
Ipislts nit 2ei4tigteit Die i6pierigIten
StUde duf benz Pilno, 6a5 Der 8uter
Ietb1t fir ieine &inoar gsbaut bate.
Ra9'0em Die 5amilie 1850 nu6 Qmeriz
ia iibergeTisoelt mar, fam Der Dlmul5
14ziG6rigs WilIiam bsi 80. Runn5 u.
Co., gtr. SO, Walferi itraBe, in bic 2s6z
re, am Die dmeritanii6e Bt1ncbluurt
gu erlsrn.H. 0rei Sabre lang ur6eitete
er unper0roTen an Der 9obelbunf uno
6ilDete ii6 gu eirem fiihtigen, bur6 u.
bur9 erFa6renen Yidnpbauer uus. Sm
2lnfung bes Sa6rss 1853 tnti6Iofsn
ii6 9utsr uro S0bn:, cine sigens 9ia=
no 5lbrif gu erri6tan unD m:et6sten
in Der 8aridItrube Elm bai6:io.nes 6:nz
tsr6aus ais 6ubritlotdl. 9(m 3. WGr}
1853 mar bic 5irmu Steinpap u.
S06ne gegriinoet, iuft am II. @s6urtsz
tage BON WilIiam Stsinpap, Elm 5ug
Der ii6 aIs gIiid0er6.iBsrbss Omen fir
bic ihier mGr6sn6ufte grtpidelung
bes @ei6Gftes erpies. 9rsi S06ne,
G6arles, e9nrp, jun., unb William ar
6sitsteH nun nit Dem 8uter in rdItloz
lem SleiBe unb nit pereinten &rdften.
Der grfoIG blieb ni6t aus uno
I4on i'm nd6itfoIgeroen Su6r mietbste
Die jungs 5irmd gr0Bere 516ritrdums
lTAteiten in gfr. SO, Wulter5Strube,
6toIel6es RGumli6feit:n, in penen
8iG5am bei itinem Meiiter Nunns Die
Sebr5eii pur9gsrd6t bate. Der 2eBz
t:re 6atts tur3e 3eit, na4oem DiQiam
SteinDup ieine 2ebre beenoet, infolge
geIddftli6en MiBgei6ide5 falirt.
Sine tleine 6uratRriitiihe GpiIpct
aus isnar 3sit lei tter erpd6nt, 2d lie
Elm bereOtes 3eugniB fir Den Goelmut2
uno Dus reifs Gsmiit9 NiQiam Sitinz
;puD's ablegt. 9urd bus 6dGi1ement
ieine5 einitigen 9tr5sitgs6er5 psrlor er
ndmIi9 $500 riiditGroigen 2C4n; 1ber
er trug Dem pon i6m bod ged6tsten
Yrin5ipal oieIe. .S6ulo sridht nu4, ionz
bern 9ielt Dur4 9roBmijt9i9e Inter
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.Sos osbeu cine 2aN.n

9r. Roopap Gccbrtu 6crr! s.it laug,r 3stt
lit i'd on elmer G,be por Sranibslttn, intlhs Der
oos. pcnn id DititIbtn nttt an ibrem Gorthrtttsn
lu bcmmsu i'm stauos mar, ttn totaln 3.rtal m,is
n,r Rrqfts tGttfiHom rtro.. 9erlut oss Ipp.tts
urD Gin J8uri5 rad Rsijmtt,u uHo funhi5en
Q6bru1itteln iu urrcq,tmaBiesr 3tit, bns eeOtrn
mad qtiunoem S6Iai unO cine tett9t StOreifon
bci'm Nufttbcr pcs WOrasns osrqoa:t mir m.tn
g,b,r bis Elm ;Trtuno mid pu3u oeranlosfs. 3hrt
SRS6i,iu IN pro6rsn. so p.r6affts id mir btur
Elm. flaih. RabDap's SuriaVlrIuan une cius
edottel QGcn uuo perfubr bumit nab 9ori3rift.
an forb bolp GrlsibtUuHe. Sd tauit. ore futittrs
sHodtSfr uno Fluihen uHb bin g.iiiuoeE, otuu il.
Sd p.rbleibe abtUngsp0u Sbr
uRioHDigi, Wl8s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-01

5tiiBun8.n. Die sr i'm bis 5u Ieinem
1864 i'm so. 2eben8iabre erfolgt2n
3cos 5a9Its, 0ot6u 5orsen BON Dem
Qebensa6ero isInes eRomaligen Wtei'
tiers fern.
9us S,.sin!pan'ids 8eI6dft ent=
pideNe lid, isbr raid uno puroe nit
Der 3sit aus Der eriten in ieiner
8run6e in Der gan3sr BsIt. 0r.
5teiapaD natm ais 0smotrat regen
9(ntbeil an Der QoIitit uno mar 0tttz
QIieo oes @0mite's, neltes in 1871
bsn GinfIuB Des 3neeozRinuts psrz
nihtefe. 'Spdtsr par er Wtitglieo oeS
oempfrutiI6sn NationulsG omtte's uno
in 1888 Mitgliso oe8 NationalzGonz
pe1ts, peIf1sr GlepsIano gum eriten
W3ule gum YrGIioenten ertpGblte. gr
mics perihiepene ifrn dn9ebotene 6oAe
politii6e 2lemtsr, qpie ousienige oeS
8puperneurs pon gteIpzDort. oe5 Vt1p7
ors Der Staot II. |. ip., 5uriid, mar les
Doh W&itgIieo Der erIten NelpzYorter
Shnellperte6rs rs|GommiIiion uno pers
psnoete ous 'Slldr 0ieIe5 9tmtes auF
Observation-Disclosures Bon pielen
peiteren @6renbe3sugunQen, Die Ism.
Steinpag erbielt, lei nod in &iir3e ers
pQbnt:
9lm u. sunni 1898 rpuroe Inn DON
Dem oeuPIden &uiier Der rotGs IoIer1
Sroen ioritter GluiIe perliehsn.
9SSn 1867 tpuroa er sum W}itgli:o Der
a0niQl. &unIt z2lfuoemie in Berlin rro
i'm IeI6en Sabre gum Mitglieo Der &0s
ni9l. 2ltaoemis in Stodbolm errGblt.
2(m 10. 9(pril 1894 purae S0r. Wm.
Steinlpap 5um GbrenzW}itglieb Der
G0ni9Iifen ST. @GciIiu= =2ltao:mie" in
3pm 0584 BON PaleItri1Ia gegriinOsD
etipd6lt. Gr erpdrb it6 groBe Der
p;anite um Ous 0sutidt6um bier 5lt
2anoe un'o Die pielen tpohlt6Gtigen
0crtt, Die sr in ieiner ulten uno ntuen
9eimatb perrihtsts, 7lno nod frii6 III
2(ler @eodftniB.
MiurO in riurm SignaIsZbu1m.
O&inneupolis, W&;nn., 80. 9&oz
pembsr. - 8eItern frijb fano man in
IGinem Sigraltturm Den ltbipItn &0r=
per oes SisaaI6tamten Wm. 8urtlsp
nit sin2r bIutsnoen Wunoe in c,r
Stirn, peIte 5sigte, Dab Der Maan erz
morost roroen lit. 9artlep mar 65
Sabre alt usao lett 20 Sa6r:n i'm
9isnIte Der nNorg5:rn P1cif;cz9l1n."
9cn oem Wt0rcsr fabIt joe Spur.
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aas eefonomtfhne! gas senel

1Ini.r euriasarinian g1eioIOtnt if m,br mad mss
bi,irii6,n Gjrunoidsen bfretits1t GIs trQeuO .i1
onp,r,g Qrdparat. 6 ,UrO gsuomultn in Gbulof.
F,ls7ci,n, ruabrsHo euoertn arlsntttn fhHt
seyr isdg Dlal 70 piel .riorotrlI5 II. gu bo5sH bel
rp,tbsi,rr. 9rets 81 90.
IGon ptno. f5 an ; 7. 8 4 , ~ b & 6 o, Rr,
So GlmfraBe, R.iusOori, uue laFs f6 sinsu oRotba
csb.r' itnosH. 81
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Ter 8eoalt s,t Garmaur.

Yaris, 80. Nopem6ar. - Der 9ez
itrige 8srIu9 pes 0eputirtsn syaures,
NfitglieDes fir Gurmuur, uro anberer
fp5iuIiItiIhsr 0oltspsrtreter, 3aDen
Der elmer Wfah riammlung 81 Garz
maug gu falten, enbets nit ei1lem jGn=
merli6en Giasfo. Wtan lisb iie faum
gum Wrrt tommen. Iahoem lie nit
gfeifen uno Soblen, in tpeItss 1td nur
psrein3elts 8eiflQsrufe miI6taa, emz
pfargen uno nit Sdmub bsipprfen
porOen tparsn, mubten lie Den Riid5ug
antreten. Saures mar bon ben 9epuz
tirten WGaerano, @;p:aTi, Yellstan,
SeoiQe, G6aupin, Sembat ua'o 9sz
jtunIe b.gIettet. ga4 Der 2tntunft uuf
Dem 8abnbofe gu Garmaur purb:n bic
9eputirten BON Sruppea ro1 Dem To-
5iuliitiiden Club erfortirt. QQs Die
3ert CUR @r0ffnltng Der un8e5eigten
8:rIammlung 6eranna6te, tam Die @r@
reguRJ Der 8ep0lterung sur GTploIion.
Dor Dem GlubSe6Guoe entpidslte 1ih
efHe rteIige Suuerei, 10 bab f6lteBli6
berittsne 8enOarme sinI6reiten uno bic
3ugdnge gu Der 9alls frsi6altn mug
len. Sine groBe Qfn3a6l YerIonsn
lpuroe per6aftet, untsr bieIen audi Der
friibere ip3ialiitiIhe Muire Der Staot,
Galpin6ac, oeiien8eit9t iiber unb ii6er
NIT 8lut beDefI mar. Der 2drm in Der
9alls uno auf Der St7abe lpurDe INNER
,piiter, 10 oaB Saurss ii4 fem 8sb0r
perif1ffeR tonnte uno f6iieBlih Die
GGonertribiine oarlaifen mubte Dem
fo5ialiitiIfen 9sputTtsn fir 2lir,
Yeaetan, gefan9 es, iiA intpeit perz
itGnoIi6 81 MAIDEN, 0ab er Die Grid
r1ns Die Gomite'n pdren ernd9lt, our
Gbitinmung 6ringsn fpnnte. SofOrt
srbo6en iid6 aber Rufe: rReitgniren!
Reiignirsn!" nSaure5 6eraus!" uno
eins SortieBung Der 8sriammIung
Duroe unmDglib. Sin tpilber Sumu1t
brad in Der 9aGle los unb bic perI9isz
pen:n Srattionen ihllIgen nit ssGuitsn
uuf einan6er Elm. Snfolgs 0shen l0ite
Der iiberna9enOe Boli5ei Gonrmiiidr
Die 9erIamm(ung ouf. 9euoarmen
idubertsn ben Saal unb 9erittene 6,l<
ten Die Sronung Dor Der 6alIe aufrs1t.
Die 9eputirten er6ieltsn bei ibrem
GriGeinen dlrf Der Strap, sin.n iebr
gemii4ten @mpfang uno muBten Si1
audi Bel Dem fplgenbsn 8arrfett i'm
Glublotale poli3eiliden StuBss err
freuen. Die StraBen Epuroen BON
@enoarmen abpatrouiuirt.
Der gartier 9eputirte Gbaupin tit
perbufiet tporDen. 9egen cine grobe
QH5u6l Der @sr6aftstsn tpiro Die 2ln@
tla9e tpegen gufitanbts er9oben Gperz
Den. Saures bat Elm Manifeit erlaiz
len, in lpeI6em sr eegen Die 8erbinbez
run9 ieiner Inipru6s an feline Gonitiz
tuenten protsItirt.
Sdures mar Der 5iibrer Der 8lasur=
better in Gurmuur; er fat it9 inbsFen
osren WtiBfaIlen ba0ur4 5u9e5psen
baB er Die @rriatuslg etnsr @ons
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Ser scott.8nhen'fGe SfanoaIvro,
sek OeriGioben.

2on0on, 30. y{opembsr. = Der
Gro5eB gsgen Qaop Set:na Scott, 5rez
berid &ait, Sobn Goderton uno QBm.
Qlplott tpsgen crimineQsr 0erleumoung
oss Carl 8uFisq, QaDpScott's S6ptsz
gerIO6n, nuros 6sute in 2tn6etra6t Der
beoentlt6en Grtrantun8 Salts, zines
Der Qlnsetlagtsn, Bis gum additea
Montogs peridob,n. Sait liegt an
O1rnnnnz Sr taiinNnrn nnrnidnRr
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ssrsnrrsi6S Stcbanseln nit Gns=
Idno.

paris, 80. g2oosmber. - nJigaz
70" io9t fsute in einem 2,iturtifel,
bic 9er6dltniiIe Der 3sit mu6ten Die
intimitsn ge5isbun8sn 5pif4en5runtz
reid uno @ngldno CUR unsrlGBliden
Notfpsnoigtsit, uno 6r. 9onotaur,
Der W9iniiter hes 2lustpdrtigen, oerz
na6ldfiige f.ins Pfli6t, penn er beios
Ndtionen ni4t fsit 5uIdmmsn titte,
lpie IS oas Parliament unb pas gplf
5rantreid's piinI6sn.
r2s g1oro" in 8riiHel 6eitGtigt Die
am San1itag gema4te 2(nga6e, oaB
ii4 bic fron5Oiii4s 3egierung ben Rez
9isrungen gu Petersburg unb Gpnoon
in unterbaHolun9en gum 3pede Der
9urdfiibrung tiirtii9erReFormen an
geI4loifen ha6e, unD bieIer llmitano
9iebt 2luffldrung in Der pI0BliAen
8erGnoerung bes Sonss Der fran30iiz
fd1en Brsffe oeoen GnQlanD.
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@eeenietttee 6ompl:mcmte.

QonDon, 80. NODbr. = 0eute
9l6eno funb ba5 Sabres6anfett Der
y8onal Societp" itatt. Inter ben Sd
ten bsfano ii6 Der ameritanii6s 8ez
iunote 8aDurb, ipeIher etnen SpaIt auf
Sic SoIspb Sitter, Yrdiioenten Der Sc
i8uft, ausbra6te. Sir Soisp6 rna6te
in ieiner 9lntpprt bem 9rn. 8uDaro
Die ii6Iiden Gomplimente uno iagte, es
IS lei 6auptid6li6 bas 8eroienit bic
les 9errn, oaB Die 9ifferen5sn, lpeI6e
Die 8s3iebungen 5pilden @nqlanb IL.
ben Der. 5taaten gu it0ren oro6ten,
aus Dem Wede qerGumt puroen.
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Ser 9entIde Gorrciponoemt,
&deIit, fuobentIid uno Sonntoae,
Natns, Gieeuthiimer uup Rspaftcur


q. Ratne, Gtsentbdmer uno Reoaftcur
(siadioser ucu g. 0tain.).
GibDei'gde SaItimore=S Strase unb Bc,sSfFc, zsIpe.
Yr,is bes staeIidbem SIatfek, burd 2rds,r beforst,
12H @ts.; faeIid,e uuo Spnuta es s9Iussabe Is
Gents pro gDoe sablbar On bic bas Satt btOrseHoeH
&rdser.-1aalidb nebft Sunutae sAussate unter
1orfos $3.50 prp 5abr, fur FiISere
Seit I'm Serbdtntt; iir bic sp6d,entItd,e MuSaabe
init Sonntassblatt portofrei, NIT @bsus tlr Clubs,
81 90 pro Saer nan irsenb ,in.r Srte oes S5HIan'
hes, - nah europa. Snnutae q SsaluSaabe 81
pre- Sobr.-Das bette unb biHisite oeutfdje 8Iatt
n ben glitteIs uub SIbfaateu.
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TNT<'F
e5n tuteferu SSranfreidl attf HuSIano
red1ten fauit.

8aris, 80. NoDember. - 2tmtz
li9erTeits bemii6t man it9 bier, nit
Dem 5rii6itiid, peldes 8raf cannes
be Mpnt66slIo, fran3oIiIaer 8oti6af=
ter in Petersburg, pel6er ios6en bier
Der 3uriidqefsbrt lit, 'oam 8roBfiiriten
9lleris 5u Gbren gsge6en bat uno mel
dem aud Der ruiIiI6e 8otiduFt5rut6
.. @ier5, iopie btr fran30iiIte Miniz
tier os5 QtsuBeren Sonotaur utnO Die
QlomirGIs 9arpai5 uno 9uperre bai=
lpobnten, Staat gu MAIDEN. Mun
merit Die 2(6iic5t, Die 8eri6te, 0uB bic
MiiIion oe5 @rafen bon Monta6ello in
petersburg geI4sitert 1T, ub3uIdpdz
den. 9epiB lit, baB Die MiIiion in
fopeit srfolglo5 mar, al5 RuBlunO es
ertI6ieoen abgeIe6nt fat, irqeno mel
de frun50IiIde 9offnung auf Die gu
riidgepinnung Don @lIaBz2ot6rinQsn
ooer auf Elm 3Dangsporgehen Der Sir
tei gegenii6er gu erEutbigsn. RuBz
lamb Fat 5runtrei6 t6atiGfli6 nur
feline mordlii1e llnteritiibura cu9 in
nor pnhntifchsr1 eSrnne 2rtne{trhert
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turren8fo6rif in 9ubi, elmer cooperate
psn 2taIage Don Qlr6ditern, friiberen
Stritern tnGarmaur nit 6er6ei3eIiibrt
bat. Die QngsIegsnbsit lit bstunntIi6
audi 8e9enItlr,o elmer Snterpeaation
III Der 9sputirtentammer gepeicn.
SSSee Der 6autisen SiBung Der 9epuz
tirtentommsr beantragfe Der 'So3ialiIt
SurGa, baB 9r, Gbdupir, Der gsItern in
Garmuug perbuftste io3taliitiI6e Ibz
9eoronste, iofcrt auf 8efe6l Der Sam
1ner entluhen peroe. gr iugte, es
b1nOIe iid Ridt I'm sins PurteiTru9s,
iorbsrr Die @iiroe Der 8ammar its6e
ouf Dem Spiel.
9r. 8artbru, Wtiniiter O.s SSnaern,
iagte, tpaan Die 8dmmer rieGntlaifung
G6uupin's unorone, 10 perpe Die 829iez
rUnJ Der 2lnoronung 5olge Ieiitcn.
Suroe's Intrag 9purOe patn nit 285
GaQen 76 Stimruen duderommsn.
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WbaecrOnetcttu abIen uuS Slutpcr.
ateScu is SttIGertcu.
Scr 9t.,fFamo tn llrueuau.

8ueno5 Qprss, 30. Noo.-Nlz
len Dementis' Der Rtgierung ungea6tet,
muB conitatirt tperoen, DuB Der 2tufz
1tano in llrugudp nod ni6t unterOriidt
lit. Die 8egierungstruppen unter Sc
neral U}uni5 ha6sn fogar tiir5lid IN
Der bra Iiliuni6en 8ren5e eine en-
pfinOli6s g}ieoerlage erlitten. 8;n'r1l
Wuri3 iit oef1ro1n.
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Gurae SabeIoeSeSd1eI1.

= Oas fron30iiIfe 5rupPeRtransz
pcrti6iff n0ronls" lit i'm &rie3sbuFen
hpn Brett our4 6euer i6per bei6Goigt
tDorrfr.
- Der 8eIunobeits5uItunO oes TN
G'efdngniB gu 9ollOpap, Gn8lano, inz
ternirten SransouulzReiter5 Or. 81
melon Iol ii9 in Den leBt.n paar Saz
den etrpus Qsbeiiert haben.
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9teue Saroindle.
9as Gonltltort,.m in 2son..
SeiIteipreaItns DEE sSanefran cnn
Orleans poreeiGIaeen ,,,,o Der
Congregation Der 8iten
lberNteicu.

9Srantreid's @eriu6e CUR 2lnnGRerurg
an Gnslano. - Ssin 8iinoniB nit
3uBlanIo unb befen Srugipsite. -
Der am Sonntug gu @armuur D'rz
Euftats Seputirts G6aubin auF 2tnz
orbrung Der Gdmmer entluiisn.-
gIIutigs Wu6ItratpuQe in 8uIgdz
risn. - Sin Sieg Der Sniurgenten
in l1ruguap. - Neue 5u9rraten Der
S3san0ampfer.
SO m, 80. Nopember.. - 9as ouf
Den 3. 9e3ember a41gefiinoigte Goniiz
itrrium fano idon beute i'm @atitan
itatt, unO WonIignor 9taffaele pisrotz
ii, iopie Sanonitus 9iuieppe pri5co
tpurOen babel CUR SarOinalslpijroe err
9o6ea. 8ruF Gupoz8roIIi, t0er GonIi=
itorial=2lopofat 6ielt cine @sbe, in MEL
der er Die Ssligz uno 6eiligIpre6ung
SoP1nH1 8 DIN Nrc, Der Sun5Truu DON
Orleans, 6sfiirpprIete. Der YupIt er=
piberte:
"Ad sanctum rituum congregation
ne M ut wildcat ct referat."
Die 9(n5elegen6eit lit 6iermit Der
Congregation Der aiten ii6srpieIen.
Weoer 9ri5co, mod Bierotti bsIaB por
Der Grb:bung gum 9aroinal Die 8iz
i1pf5tpiir0e. 8eioe puroen pon BapIte
peri0nli9 anldBt;d ibrer ungeip0bnli6
9rijnoli4en Notwithstanding 3ur
@rnennlrng gu SuroinGlsn auserz
pG3lt.
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Gic Grreoition mad 9Sartunr.

2onIO 0 n, 50. 9}ooember. = Der
@ormarib Der sgDptiichen @rp.0iz
tion5truppen rad 86artum miro
nidt Dor 2tnfang oss nG6itan Sabrss
in 2lngriff gsnOmmen ireroen. 25,00O
Wfann perben 0aran tbsilnelmer, ou=
runter 1000 Mann sngtiiderSruppen.
Die 5ouptI6Ia6t miro Bel Omburz
man erpartst, lpoTeIbit bic 0erpiI6e,
$4,000 an Der 3u6l, Elm befeItigte5 Ca
GER uufgsi41agen ba6an. SGS9re S6on~
gen iinb Dur4 70 Srupp'i4e &anonen
geihiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-01
56. Sabrgang.
Sobn 6. Srtble.

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Eabrpretfe Der Sseamoampfer.
@eHere Smitanoe tm SSmoien.

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-10-08
socI ETY. INSTALLATIONS.

The following chiefs OF Minqua
Tribe, Imp'd o. r. NJ, were raised Mon
day night by Grcat Sachem L. A.
Zebley:
Prophet, James D. Bromwell ; sachem,
James Braden; Senior Sycamore,
William p. White; Junior Sycamore,
George M. Fisher: f. S.. Edwin T..
Eckle; S. S., Henry Reed; F.. W, John
H. Spencer; s. W, Howard Mentzer
I. w.. William w. Miller; F. w.,
Edwin NJ. Loudin; +. B., William H.
Duncan; S. B., William Timmons; T.
B.. Samuel keenan,; f. B., A. A..
willard: g. Of w, George Black; G.
OF F., George Stout.
Great Snchem Zebley also raised the
chiefs-elect of Hopockohacking Tribe
Monday night.
The following officers of Christine
Eneampment, 10. o. F., were installed
Monday night By Grand Patriarch
H. O.. Clark and staff G.. p, F. W..
Holland; II. p, Thomas E. Townsend ;
s. W, George Yunt; ]. w, George A.
Pyle; Scribe, p. j. Isaac; Treasurer,
John II. Butt; Guide, B. F. Shakes.
peare; l. S., Harry s. Neher; o. S.,
Henry White, Jr., F. W., W. z, Kirby
s. W., W. l. Fulmer: 4. W., II. e.
Aschenbach F. W, Martin T. Hope
well F, g. of t. Charles A. Cook; S.
G. of t., John P. Wiley. Following
the installation the members and
guests sat down to supper at A. L.
Aiuecow's cafe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-10-08

and make mine owners rich 1t is giving
up good for a mighty rotten method.
Ho suggested that every farmer might
get stamp and stamp each egg This
Is two eggs, U. S. governm mont This
would at once double the product and
the eggs would repudate themselves if
left alone three weeks. He read a
fable which introduced the people OF
Kansas on the line OF making prices by
law.
Iie showed cylinder about four
inches high to represent the IS, 600, 600
coined before 1873. We only had about
20 cents apiece In the shape OF silver
dollara at that timo in this country.
They say we committed horrible
crime, but, bless your hearts II we got
along with that, we certainly could got
along with this. Here the speaker
drew attention to the tall pole on the
same scale as the small cylinder stand
ing for the more than S400, 600, 900
coined since 1873. Yet the nation
will only use 90, 900, 600 in silver. The
rest is in tbs treasury.
Mr. Stillwell next brought into use
his ~. S. Mint and ~. s.
Treasury" First he showed the pro
cess of coinage whes 1t was done under
the nations trust. Surprising the
government wanted to buy $50, 900. 600
worth OF silver he went to the Treasury
and took out two bags Of coin repre-
senting ego, 600, 900. With this he pur-
chased silver bullion worth that much,
and took the bullion to the mint From
the mint be Their took out $50, 600, 900,
the aeignorage, to be returned to the
Treasury, and $50, 000, 600 for uircula-
tiop, and each OF the $50, 600, 00U was
worth 100 cents because it had re-
deemer OF gold. But under the private
snap Of FREQ coinage the supposed out
put of $780, 600, 600 is taken to the mint
and is coined at the expense Of the
government into $3.50, 600, 900. Then
Mr. Stilwell attached tin tags to places
on the map Of the country to show the
quantity Of coined silver that returns
to those places which produce silver.
As a consequence of the free coinage,
gold becomes commodity and disap-
pears. Silver has no redeemor. 1t is
coined for private account. There is
no use for the Treasury now, 1t might
be turned into an ice factory or a
bicycle track. Then MIR, Stillweli put
"for sale" sign on the building,
which caused laughter.
In conclusion the speaker predicted
the election of Mckinley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-10-08
VENEzUELA'S BOUNDARY line
The investigating Commission
to Meet Next Saturday.
WILL CONVENE IN WASHINGTON
Considerable Business Likely
to be Transacted.


Washington, D. c., Oct. 6. The
Venezuelan Boundary Commission will
meet next Saturday for the fret time
in several months, and it is expected
that considerable business will be
transacted. A large quantity of matter
pertaining to the inquiry with which
tho commission is charged has been
collected by tina agents who were en-
gagged all summer in this country and
Europe and much of this will be in
shape for final consideration.
The secretary of the body, Mallet
Provost, has carefully examined no less
than 700 maps and ancient charts and
succeeded in dividing them into several
groups for easy comparison as to gen.
eral features.
Prof. Baar and Mr.. DeHann of Johns
Hopkins University have been success
f,ll in the collection Of records in Great
Britain and Holland and hope to re-
port upon their brancb OF the work
about October 18th, waila the indi.
vidual members OF CAe commission
have spent much time in the prepare.
ton of reports ON special lines. Mr.
Baar reports that he was treated with
the greatest courtesy in his work OF
searching and comparing the British
records. The foreign Office placed at
bis service an expert clerk and be, with
Mr.. DsHanp. was allowed the use OF
the private office Of Mr.. Chamberlain.