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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
THE PERFECTION OF rEAvEI,

THE PERFECTION OF TRAVEL. Elegance and Comfort on the Sunset Linn
 ited Trains of tho Southern Pacific Com
 pany.
 The, poetry of motion is realized when riding in the elegant cars that compose the Sunset Limited train of the South ern Pacific company, which runs semi weekly over the Sunset route between New Orleans and San Francisco. The delightful experience. of host Of peo- pie who travelled by this route last sea- son and thelr praises of the Sunset Llm- ited would fill a volume, and acting on some of the suggestions received (by requesD from lady patrons, the man agement have surpassed all previous efforts to combine elegance with com fort in the makeup of train. These efforts have reduced the inconveniences and irksomeness of travel to mini mum. While gentlemen can enjoy their lounging and smoking room in the con- posite car (which also has barber shop and bath room), the ladies have their parlor in one end of the compart- pent sleeping car, where there are touches, easy chairs, writing facilities and a well stocked library with the latest magazines, These cars, with two ten-section double drawing room sleep CTS, and dining car, compose the train, which runs through without change; 5S hours to Los Angeles, 75 hours to San Francisco. All arrangements for the trip can be made with F. B. Cur Tier, New England agent, No. g State street Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
- De!aware's Senator.

Washington, Jan. 24.- 4.-The senate com mittee on privileges and elections dis cussed the Dupont case this morning for an hour and half, but reached no conclusion. No effort was made to take a vote
 The committee adjourned to meet early in the week at the call of the chairman, at which meeting it is ex- pected positive action will be taken and a report made to the senate. The dis cussion this morning indicated that a report favoring the admission of MT. Dupont and the filling of the vacancy in Delaware's representation in the United States senate will be ordered.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Shot a Little Child.

New York, Jan. 24.-Little Victor Gab- bia, a child two years old, is in Belle vue hospital with a probably fatal pis- tol wound and Vincenzo Cantalupo is under arrest for criminal. carelessness. It is the old story of carelessness with a pistol
 Louis Gabbia is a barber and has his shop and living apartments at 99la St.
 Marks place. Gabbia's family consists of his wife Nicolina and two children, Victor, two years old, and Francesca,
 one year old. Vincenzo Cantalupo is a youth of seventeen years, who was en- ployed in tho barber shop by Gabbia. Vincenzo was engaged cleaning re- volver with a towel this morning about 8 o'clock. Little Victor was standing
 close by watching him. The mother was in the room, too, but the baby in another room began to cry and she went to it. Then she heard shot and child ish screams.
 Victor was picked up from the floor with bullet hole in his arm. Vincen-
 20 said the towel had caught in the trigger. The youth was almost crazed with fright ft what he had done, and when policeman from the Fifth street station came in, went quietly with him to the Essex Market police court where
 he was held to await the result of the cililds injuries.
 The hospital surgeon who came to take the child away said that the bullet had struck the elbow, and, ranging up, had lodged in the shoulder. The chances
 were that the child wou1d die from the
 severe shock.
 The police believe the shooting was
 entirely accidental, as Cantalupo, be- tween his sobs, declared over and over again
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Favor the Loud Bill.

Washington, Jan 24.-The house eom- merce committee gave a hearing this morning to Captains Thomas Wallace of san Francisco, W. s. Van Kenncn of Kingston, N. .Y., and W. $. Durkee of Boston, representing the American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels, on the Loud bill to license second and third officers of pas senger sea going vessels. They con- tended that such a law would afford greater protection to the passengers in securing higher grade of petty off, cers, who should also be Americans, and that it would relieve to some ex- tent the present responsibility of the captains and first officers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Arnenlans canuot be pislodeed.

London, Jan. 24.--The correspondent of the United Press in Constantinople.
 telegraphing under date of January 23, says:
 soldiers from Zeitoun have arrived in
 Marash and taken up quarters in the churches in that town. The Armeni- ans, who are in possession of zeitoun, which place is invested by the Turks, have sufficient provisions and ammuni- tion to enable them to resist the at tempts of thesTurks to recapture the town until July.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
New york IsennbIicnns.

New York. Jan. 24.-It is announced to-day that the republican state conn mittee will be called to meet at the Fifth Avenue hotel on February 10 to fix the time and place for holding the first state convention of the year, which will elect four delegates-at-large to the St. Louis convention.
 The meeting of the committee will be a. very cut-and~dried affair, as the party leaders have already decided that the convention will be held in this city on March "A or 25
 The state convention to nominate can dates for governor and lieutenant gov ernor will not be held until September,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Taritf Hearing.

Washington, Jan. 24.--.Mr. F. w. At kinson, Boston importer, addressed the ways and means committee to-day regarding the proposed changes in the adrninihtratice features of the present tariff law. The law, he said, was work ing fairly well with importers He was not prepared to suggest any change in the present method of arriving at the value of imported goods. He ob- jected strenuously to disclosing the in- voices, prices, etc., of imported goods. The government had TO right to do this. It disclosed a mans business.
 The result Of the proposed change would be to disclose the business of the importer to his competitors, and this would drive the honest importer into the consignment business. That business was looked upon with sus- pjcion by government officers. He thought. however, that a majority of those engaged in it did am honest busi- ness
 Hearings on the subject will be con tinued on Wednesday next.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Morton,s Boon. inI,Iiuois.

New York, Jan. 24--Friends of Gov ernor Morton in this city to-day con firmed the report that they have men at work in Illinois trying to secure dele gates for the governor.
 The republicans of Illinois are not committed to any candidate for the nomination for president, and news comes there that many of them are friendly to Morton. His friends, who are managing his campaign, say they are hard at work in many states and have all the other candidates fright ened
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
J. Edward Addicks Sued.

Nv York, Jan. 24.-J. Edward Ad- dicks the Delaware millionaire, was a codefendant this morning in the su- preme court, Brooklyn, in an action brought by the International Gas and Fuel company to recover the principal and interest on a note for S33S.70. The other defendant was the Staten Island Terra Gotta company, of which MT. Addickfs is president
 The defendant took defauit against the plaintiffs. They moved this morn ing to hava~ opened. They allege they were not prOperly served and that they have good defence in that no eonsid- eration passed for the note.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
President cleveland's Condolences.

London, Jan, 24.-The foreign office has issued the following:
 '4The president of the United States of America having received, through Sir Julian Pauncefote, British ambassa- dor at Washington, the mournful tid- ings of the death of His Royal High ness Prince Henry of Battenberg, inn mediately made expre ssions, through the Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, United States ambassador to the Court of St James, of his sincere condolence to the
 ueen o
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saIisbury,s cabinet Meets.

London, Jan. 24.--A meeting of the cabinet was held at the foreign office at o'clock this afternoon, Lord Sails bury presiding.
 Previous to the cabinet meeting eon- George J. Goschen, first lord of the ad- nliralty7; the naval beard, and Rear Ad- miral Alfred T, Dale. commander of the flying squadron.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
An Indian Tribe Treasurer, Defaults,

Perry, Okla, Jan. 24.-News from Pawhuska is to the effect that Chief Alexander Tall, a full-blooded Osage Indian, treasurer of the tribe, is short in his accounts from $3,00o to $4.000. The Osage council has been called in session for investigation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Co,,rt.Notes.

James E. Wheeler, justice of the pc ace, rendered a verdict yesterday against the Vigilant Social club of Shelton ave- nue for $S0 for rent The suit was brought by Reynolds & Donovan for the Essex bank.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
City court-crim,nal side--Judae Cable.

John P. Healey, drunkenness, $5 fine and S5.42 costs; same breach of peace, $5 fine and $5.42 costs; Matthew Gunch- con, breach of peace, continued to Jan- uary 25; Henry Spitzner, same, 10 days; George G. Joachinson, forgery, contin- ued to January 25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Atheletes
 # Appreciate

4r l |. n | the benefits to be derived from Bovinine. A well-known cham pion bicyclist heartily commends it. Fred Titus, of the Spaulding Racing Team says, aI have been taking Bovinine while training, am surprised at the strength and renewed vigor I derived from its use. It is grand to take after hard riding, as it very soon re- stores the life you lose at such times"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
N4tscellansnna
z. R. JEFFcOTT

4 NNoUNCES tc the public that all of nIs A Painting and Decorating business will be carried on hereafter at and from No. 1ss Church street, where he will be pleased with his decorative salesmanl to show the finest Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown to cheapest Wall Papers.
 Between Chapel street and Public Library.
 Telephone aji-6. jaldt tf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
BOyirlirle

is strictly and solely a food stimulant, prepared by special cold process from lean, raw beef. Its great blood and flesh creating qualities combined with the ease with which it is digested, makes it invaluable as restorer of depleted tisues, and as trength- maintainerin all cases of exhaus- tion, whether caused by disease or ovcr-exerticn. All Druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-25
Helginm,s oneen yeru ILL

Brussels. Jan. 24-The queen Of .h, Belgians is dangerously ill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-17

Grsfutib 2lu5I6uTes bes repu6Gitdz
niIchen 9}dtionll Gomite's bier Elm II.
beiprd4 Dan G1mpugneplan nit W}cz
&inlep. 6annl mar aus W2unael an
3e;t njAt mitgetommen. 9ds @refuz
tio : Gpnli;e Diro it6 i'm 2uufe Der
Gump1gne 0fters p2riammeln unb Die
idnebenoen 6r19en 6,ipre9en. Gins
pGrjiebun9s Gampagne" 1T ous Wtots
10 oes Gomitts.
0dnno'5 Gomite. =
G1epeIono, D, 16. Suli. Der
Gretutipz2(usIhuB ots repu6lifaniIhan
NatipndlzGOmite's IeBte 6sute Ieine
8srat6ungen in Dem Simmer Tsines
prdItoenten, beS 6rn. Dart 6unna,
fDrt un0 pertbaii.t ojs III perrihtenoen
@dmpdgnez2lr6ojt2u inter Die perihiez
OeNen 9}it9lieotr. Die porbsrrI6enoe
2lnIi4t unter Den @arrau mar, o1B Der
@nt6uiidSmus, paIdben Die Domination
8rDdn's 10 pI0Blj6 unter einem qrpz
BEN S6eile Der 9tp0lterunq na6ridf,
ni6t bon 0autrn itin unD blB cine 6Oa
tdgi8e Champagne piel pu3u 6eitraQan
iperOe, Dem 8pIte 2(uftlGrung ij6er Die
pu6re rSaGl1ge gu geben. SroBoem
gd6en Dire ItitQlieoer 81, oaB Der pl0kz
Iihe llmI6Dun9 3u Gunitsn oe5 6re;z
Sil6ar5 in Der 0Tfentlid)en Stimmung
Dem republitdniihen Sjdet cine ernIte
9efabr 6ereite uno Dab prompteS6rtt1e
ostroffsn psrOtn mijBten, I'M Der perz
Gnoerten Su6lQqe 3a6nung 3u trugell.
Der rWaItooer," Den Die 9errsn fiir
9rn.Mc&iRleD in }lu5iidt iteQten, lpiro
ieBt nit feinem Wprte mabr erpGhnt.
-Se. glc&inleD mar nibt i'm Stunoe,
6eute bier6ar 81 tommen uno an Der
SiBung Oes @omite's She'll gu re9s
men. Die O}itglieoer reiIttn od6sr
6eute Na6mittog nlh Canton ab, um
bort nit inn gu conferiren.
Sepall'5 Gmpfang5u
9auie.
9ut6, Me., 16. Suli. - @ntbuIil4
itii6 puroe Der oemotratii6e 9ics=
8rGIioentI6afts Ganoioat 2(rtbuc
Sepuu BON iainen lRitbiirgsrn btfpi0z
fommnet. Die Qun8e Stdpt mar auf
Den 9tirsn, ais Selpau geltsrn 2tbeno
nm 8 llbr in ein:m Spe3ial5uge poT
9ortlano sintraf. Inter Sanonens
bonner unb Dem @sldute ulIer 8lode1r
Der Stabt fu6r Der 3Wg in ben 8abEz
bof Elm, unb Der Gun0iOat puros BON
Dem StaDtrat6s YrdIioenten niQfomz
men g,6eiBen. SepuGl ipra6 in einia
gen ternigen Worttn ieinen Ddnt aus
uno bag1b Ti6 odnn na6 iejrtm 9auie.
SpGter fanb I'M OFfentli6en Purt Elm
Gon3srt nebIt 6euerpert itatt.
Sin 3ug ton .,grumps" iibcriuaer.
Siour GitD, Soma, Is. Suli.-
Der @6icago'er YpIt5ug Der nGentruls
8abn," psl6er I'm 3! llbr geItern
Ibeno bier bate eintreffen iollen, Durs
De 3piI6en Sort Dodge uno 2emdrS
BON elmer 8unoe Don Stromern, bic
nit Gniippaln uno &oppel6ol5en Be-
nuffnst pdren, iiberfallen unD dngebdlz
ten. Sin lpiit6enOer &nmpf entIpdnn
Ii6 5piIdJan Dem 3Ugperipnul unD Den
Strol6en. Qebtert pertrie6en Die 3u8z
beDienIteten unD argriffen 8eIib DON
Dem 3uge, purDea dber lpGter ppm Der
9pli3ci uuseinanOer geia9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-17
BuHaln Sins MuIifer brrunsIiidt.

Is | E b E | a D, y, l6. Sull. -
Cine Speaialoepei9s aus Wahillon,
O., melpet: Der Tu6rmann oes W1uz
Iitipaeens bon Buffalo 8iQ's u@ilo
Wsit Sbotp" polIts um II llbr bsute
9ornrittag unter Der SORT Bupnez
Bride an Der GrieItraBs lpsgfa6ren.
gr bate bic 006e Der Bride falI8 Be-
re6nst, tonnte ieins PFsroe ieoo4 ni6t
me6r anbultsn, uno ale SniuiIsn Oes
8agens tpur,b:n gum S9reden Der
groBen, psriamnelten Meni6enmengs
our6 bic Bride 6erabgefsgt. Ms6rere
berisl6sn iplIsn idpsr perleBt iein."
Muffi11on, g., 16. Suli. -
9ier Der MuIiter limb i6redli9 sugez
ri9tst II. 5tpei 'oerislbsn tperoen ipa6rz
IGeinli9 lterben. Die uebrigsn ent=
famen nit einigen S6rammen. Dix
W6uIifer iino Stllisner. W2an psiB
nod ni9t ssnau, p6 Der 5u6rmunn an
Dem unglii1 i9uIo if, posr p6 Die
pferDe {i6 isiner Sontrole ent3pgen.
Sr. GpoD CSuffalo 8ilO Fat Die Der
lebtsn i'm yMufillon 9otel" unters
9ebru9t uro ldBt tie bort beItens psrz
pflessn. sS6re gaamen iin0: 0abin
Scene, 6ubrmam, 8ein6rua; 96ilipr
Gi9iu, So6n M}pccia, 4lfrso @itelli.
@uifepps 2anero uno 5loccp Dement,
ca. Die beiDen @cBteren befin0en iif
in fritif6em 3uItunoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-17
ISieg Scr 5reiiinnigen.

y y : ~ ~ ! y 80
Die 0sutI9zfSreiIinnigen 6uben Den
5. 9iegniber Rsi9stagstpabltrsi5 60
iDen6srG Der friiber 5u ibrsm feiten Be
itb7tano se60rte, ben iie abir Bel Der
lebten Wa6l an Die psreinigtsn SonI err
batipen uno RatipnuIlibsrdlen berlpz
rem batten, tpieoer erp6ert. Sci Der gez
tern Itattge6ubten Sti6nabl, 6si Der
e5 ii9 UNI Dan GrI1b 0;5 conIerpatirsn
2j6geproaetea uno gum pprtrugenOen
8atb i'm 0liniIterium b:f0r0ertsn
2anOrat6s .. 0olenffer 61noeit, iisste
Der Ganio;Odt Der freiiinnigen Bolts
partei, Raftor SopI9 in 9srlin, iibsr
Den lSanoioaten Der COMBINATION,
8raf gfoIti5, ipaId:r ben 8e3irf 20z
tpen6erg i'm ,Q63eoronetenbauis 0e5
prellBiiden 2lnotugS 0ertritt.
u lIerIet aus 9eut I d Ian b.
Wd6reno elmer in 9ra5 porgenom=
menen Sprengung fanO Der 8ergoiretz
tor &aut6 ieinen Sob.
8ei elmer Priifung in Der Misner
MilitGrzS 6ierar3neii4ule fiel elmer Der
Stubenten, Numens &priIta, Dur9
unO gerietb baoura gegen Ben eTamiz
nirenDsn 9rofeiIor S4miOelfe in ioI9e
Wutb, baB er auf benIelben einsn Rez
ooloeri6uB "abfeuerte, Der Dan PrpfeIz
Ipr nernunoete.
QBie it1 ieBt 6erausitellt, lit Der
Rame Der nit Dem 8remer 8eI6Gftsz
a9entan 6einrib bon G0Qn Dur6gez
6rannten uno BON Der Mutter in Wien
eingebolten nOrDOeuti6en 8aronehe
5rioa Mii6lsnberg. Die ate 8aronin
bat ben @ntfibrer, Der lie bei Der gntz
bedungsI5ene nit Dem Jfepolper be-
orpbte, betanntlih 6inter S4loB uno
Riegel ieBen lai1en.
SSn Sauerlp6, 8anern, flno unz
lGngIt Elm 9a6erertreiben itatt, BEL bem
me6rere Der uftipen S6eilnebmer perz
baftet puroen. Gum groben Gritauz
nen 9lqer funo man ipdter, DAB ii9
uud Der 8iirgermeiiter in perion unter
ben gefangensn 9aberern befano.
SSn Der Sommeroper n6lora" gu
G6arlottenburg lit man augenbiidli9
nit 9or6areitungen fir Die Qluffii6z
rung bon 3OGnsr'5 patriotiI6er Sper
Der lleberfaQ" beTbdftigt.
Dem Sergeantsn Bed in Miin6en,
bsFen ni9neioige5" 0orgeben gegen
Gi0iliiten in sinem Oortigen8eItaurant
pd6reno Der 9feuia6rsna6t 1886
bielfah befpro9en 4purbs (oer 8etrefz
fenbe 9laubte ii6 bur6 bas 2ahenl bon
@GIten be5 2otaIs perlebt, bolte cine
nit i9arf gslaOenen 8epebren berz
ishene YatrouiQe uno befd6l berielben,
ii6 in 5diebbereitI6uft gu ieBeD lit
bic &apitulirung niht OerIGngert NOR
ben, mas 10 piel beoeutet, ipie 4bI9ieo
aus Dem Seer.
Inter GROCER 9etbeiligung olIer
&reiIe 8erlin's fano geitern bas Sc
grGbniB bes tiir5li9 berItorbonen 9elz
leniiten Yrof. 9eorg Gurtius auf benz
Wtattbdiz5rieObofe in Berlin itutt.
9ds 8aiierpaar bate ii6 fir OieIe Sc
legen6eit Dur9 ben Stadtsistretdr BON
90tti4er pertreten uno 5pei number
f9Dne Srdn5e oem Sa6in9ei9ieoenen
auf ben Sars legen laiien.
Den So5ialiIten Ooh Martird (Gf=
fab), ipelGe unter 2eitung Oes &ei4sz
tegsabgeorOneten Ser0inanO 8uet
rna6e Der @ren3e auf fran50fiihem 3D.
ben cine Der Iammlung db6dlten Dollz
ten, ipurbe BON einem Oortigen 9oli5eiz
Gommi1dr beOeutet, 0aB lie ii6 aGler
politiI4en &nipra4en 5u entAaIten
hGtten.
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Gutieblibe Ssrne im ,Valrmonntz
Surf."

g 6iIube1p bia, 16. Suli. -
5rau Craig bon gar. 4132, 2siOp Q0ez
npe, bsIu4te bier nit i9rem neunjd6riz
gen Gp6ne 'Ralpb uHo ieirem Spislz
gefd6rtan ben nSairmount Parf.
gtaGe Dem Belmont QanbungspluBe,
mo Die &na6en ii9 ne6en Der Wutter
niebergeItBt 6atten, I'm 81 dngeln, fiel
gtuIp9 in Den &andi unO perilnf i'm
S6lamm. Seins W2utter iprang Inn
na9 uno fpiiros glei6faus ertrunfsn
Iein, fpenn ibr ni4t G6arles Slider
bon @arrenitraBe, Deit 9Ail1Oelpbid,
na9gtIprungen tpdre unD iie bsrdu5gez
3pgen bGtte. Sir perfiel in bbIterii9e
8rGtnpfe, rib ii4 bon 5tpei Utdnnern,
peIde lie gu 6alten perIu4tsn, los uno
iprang abermals in ben 8anal, tpur0e
d6sr tpi:oerum beinabe toDt 6erlu5gez
3ogen. Die 2tit)e Dss ertruntsnsn
ana6,n tpuroe bulb 9efunDen. Rulpb
mar bas ein5ige Sinh Der bsbau:rnSz
ipert6en Srdu.
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st. Qbelufbe BE 9 u E 9,
Due, 16. oSuli. - Gr48ouberneur8.
6. 9ui1cu bon MaKu6uIetts purpe
btute als 2ei6e in Isinem 3elte gefunz
0sn. Qlllem 2tni6sine na9 bate Elm
9ersIdiug Ieinem 2sben ein @nos 9e=
mubt. gr mar uls SAT- i'm Eager bes
6rn. 9. 5. 8utton, zines 80 ftoner9ez
i&dftsmannes, uno fun bulb na4 isiz
ner Riidtebr bon Gbicago bier6sr, I'm
einige 3eit in Der SommerfriI6e gu
per6ringan. Seine lleberreIte iino be-
reits na9 Bolton untertpegs.
3 oitp n, Is. sSuli. = Die Na6z
ri6t ii6er bsn5oo oes Gra9ouosrneurs
Jaufea erregt bier allgsmeine 8eItiirz
5ung unb inniges 8eilsib. W2apor
Suincp oronete iofort na9 Dem Gin
treffen Der 5ruuer6otf9dft an, o1B Die
5tu3gen auf alien itdotii4en @ebduz
ben auf 9al6mait aufge5ogen ipiir0en.
9r. Ruhea mar erit geItern in9egleiz
tung feines 8ruoers Wno bss 9rn.
5rancis Peabobb gu ct. 9lDsLaioe De
pubos eiagetroffen, I'm bem 5iIhfung
pb3ulissen. 2lls ii6 bic Sc IeQi9aft
geitsrn 4benb 5ur 3u5e bsgab, i6isn
Der Gr19ouberneur bollfpmmen po6l
unto 6efanD ii9 in bar beIten 2aune.
9eute friib, als i'm feline 8efdbrten tpez
den pollten, fanoen lie 81 i6rem S4rez
dan, baB er tpbt tpar. Die Sage Des
Sobten uno bem @eii6tsuusorud na9
gu urt6silen, nuuB Der Sob Elm iebr ruz
i6er uno i6mer3loler getpsftn fsin.
Der 8sritorbene ipuuoe in 1857 81
Cambridge, Mah., se6oren, abIoloirte
in 1877 bls v9arparozSolIegs," ituz
birte bann bic gfe9te uno lpurbe in
1880 CUR Yraris als 3s6tsanpalt 5u=
gelafen. Gr mar nur % Sabre aft,
lls er in 1885 gum WaDor ieiner ST.
burtsitdbt erfpd6lt tpuroe, na6Dem er
bsreits Witglieo be;0er ?Ruths3psiee
gene en- mar. eSn 1890 ipuros er gum
9ouperneur npnlinirt uno nit elmer
plurdlitdt BON 5000 Stimmen erz
pd9lt. IGr befleiosts oieies Imt ipdz
ter nod 5tpei Sermine binour9 unO
pibmete ii6 bunn tpieoer isinsr Pruz
ris uls Qoootat. gr ipielte mod in
Der lsBten Wo9e eine beroprragenbe
Rolls 'auf .oem oemotratif9en Nutioz
nalISonpent in Sbicago uno mar elmer
Der tauptid9liacn 5Ibrer Der Gut
gelo@2suts.
Oas Eager, in tpel6em Grz9ouosrz
nsur Rufeu itur6, befuno Ii9 nabe
2ittle Pabos, an Der ginfubrt Der 8ai
bon Gtulsur, elmer eroben 9u3t am
8plf bon ct. 2lprenee. Die 9egeno
piro i'm CONNER pielfa6 BON Souri=
ten unb 5ii6sreilie6bubern frequent
tirt, bu ibre 9eipdher iebr reid an
9a4Ien iinb. Gin tlsiner 0ampfsr
ma6t regelmdbige 5obrtsn 5pii4en
Quebec uno 8abos.
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SelbHmnro ctnes befannten bemtj1en
Embellishments tit OleGee5pnrt.

M c ees spo TT. pa, 16. SSuli. -
5risori9 Stsdel, elm ungeIebener 9ez
ddftsnann unb elmer Der 6efannteI ten
9stpobner BON Woaeesport, tpuroe se=
gen 6 llbr beute 2l6snb uls 2eife in
ieinsm 3immer gsfunoen. Sin &ugelz
lodi in ieinem aopfs uno. Elm ne6en
ifm Iisgenosr Reoolper 6eipieIen, OuB
sr It9 'bds Qs6sn genommen batte. s.
6. StsGp, elm 6ieIiger S9nittpuurenz
bdnoler, b1tte i'm unter Der 2lngabe,
oaB er ieinen IGreOit our9 falI6e 8ez
rii9ts geI6doigt, auf S4aDenerIuB
oertIagt. Der pro3eB tpur nod i'm
Sangs, uno man glau6t, ibab Oieier Die
9aupturia4e oss Selbitmoroes pdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-17
0ert1tct.
Sas Gnoc elmer Ginecsmprecriu. - 6eicDi,
hires SerbrebcuS.

hires Ssrbrehens.
9ifeoille, 9a,, 16. Sufi.-Bie
bier aus oem d69ele9enen Srte Goez
burn, 8u., gemetoet tpiro, lit bic Sim
oesm0roerin Marp SnoOgraB lebten
;Srsitue bort Dur6 ben Strang 6ingez
ri6tet tporpen. sic mar % Sabre aft
uno bate bic 2ei6s bes &inbes, Das ibr
lGItig aetpprben unb tpsl6ss lie ba6er
beTeitfgte, bur9 9er6rennsn gu 6sieitiz
gen geiu4t.
Die 6ingeri6tete tpur Die So6tsr
zines 6urmers, Der IN Der gd6e BON
bier anidIIig lit. Suum 16 Sabre alt,
Geirut6ete lie sinen jungen 5uugeni4ts,
Der lie nd9 fur5er ungliitli6er @6e i'm
stide lieB, Damn gin8 IS nit ibr
IGneQ u6tpdrts. Sn i9le9ter 8eIeqz
ifdft anDerer Tldnner puroe lie CUR
fsilen 8irne. Sine 3sit lang fpo6nte
NarD bier in Yitebile, muBte ieOo9
Den Ort perlaiIen, neil i6r i4amlofes
@ebu6rsn ullgemsinen QnitoB erragte.
Sic bra6te bier Elm 8ino CUR Welt, Dem
lie bsi Negsrn untsrtommen gu6. 8ier
Wo9an ipGttr tpurbe ibr Du8 arHs Wsz
len 5uriif gebru9t, neil iie bas Soft
geIo ni6t prompt be3ublte. Nun Derz
iu9ta oas Mei6 auf perI4is6ent 8eiTe,
oas lGItige SinD los 81 iperoen, purOa
absr Our6 Den Gountne&ic6ter ge5nunz
gen, i6m in t6rer Wo6nung Elm 6eim
gu ge6en. 8alO oarauf 5pg Marb nit
osm &inoe nu6 Dem b2nd46arten Srte
gos6urn. @ines N6enD5 3u ipdter
Sturoe 60rten lire Na9barn bus Wimz
nsrn unD WebegeI6rei Des &inpes.
2lus tsm S6orn5tein Der 8e6auiung
lab man bife Ruu6Dolten aufiteigen.
Ri6t5 9utes ahnenO, eilten Die Rdd)z
burn Gsr6ei. Sin frdFtiger 6uBtritt,
uno Die pecIhloIIene Sbiire fiel 3erz
triimmert in oas 3iumer. Sm Snnsrn
Bot Ii6 stn srtIeBLi6er 2(n6(id bar,
9or Dem 6euerberDe, uuF fpsl6sm 6eQs
Jlammtn loosrtan, It1no Die W2utter
uro bislt an eirem SdUr6dfen bic 6aG6
berfo5Ite Qsife bss &irOes. Diit6ano
itiir5te Ii3 Die Ut'n9e auf Die &inOesz
U}Droerin uno 6dtte uuT Der Stale
@plf@iuiti3 geii6t, tpenn ni4t Elm muz
t6igsr Sderiffs6e1mter 0d3nii6sn gsz
tretsn GpGre. I'm oem Ridter 21n6
5u0or3ufommea, puros EDt1ige Sage
ipGt:r Die unnatiirli6e N}uttsr pro3eiz
Iirt unD gum 5coe psrurt6eilt. Die
6inriatung purOe i'm @:fGngniFe i'm
9eiisin pen!a.r 2sueen Dol3p4en.