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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

In addition to the presidential electors,
the following officers are to be voted for
in the several states; Alabama, 9 congress
mem Arkansas, congressman; Califor-
mia, congressman, lieutenant governor
and legislature Colorado, , congressman,
state officers and legislature; Connect
cut, ! congressman, state officers and ], e
islature; Delaware, l congressman, gov
ernor and legislature; Florida, ? con-
gressmen Georgia, II congressman; Idaho,
! congressman and state officers; Illinois
% congressman, state officers and legis-
lature; Indiana, 13 congressman and state
officers Iowa, II congressman and state
officers; Kansas, s congressman, state of
1icers and legislature; Kentucky, IL con-
gressmen; Louisiana, 6 congressman !;
Maryland, 8 congressman Massachusetts,,
- congressman and state officers; Michi-
gan, II congressman and state officers;
Minnesota, congressman and state Off
GERS; Mississippi, Z congressman; Mis-
souri,, 10 congressman and state officers
Montana, l congressman and state Of
flcers; Nebraska, 8 congressman and state
officers; Nevada, l congressman and leg
islature; New Hampshire, ? congressman,
governor and legislature New Jersey, s
congressman and legislature; NV York
81 congressman, state officers and legisla-
ture; North Carolina, 9 congressman and
state officers; North Dakota, congress-
man, state officers and legislature; Ohio,
81 congressman and state officers Oregon,
legislature; Pennsylvania, 30 congress-
men; Rhode Island, ? congressman South
Carolina, congressman and state officers /;
South Dakota, ? congressman, state Of
ficers and legislature; Tennessee, 10 con-
gressmen and governor Texas, 13 con-
gressmen and state officers; Utah, 1 con-
gressmen and Legislature; Virginia, 10
congressman; Washington, ? congressman
and state officers West Virginia, con-
gressmen and state officers Wisconsin,
10 congressman and state officers; Wyom
ing, l congressman and supreme court
justice. Arizona, New Mexico and Okla
homa each elect u delegate TO congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26
READING R R SYSTEM
IN EFFECT MAY II. 1895.

Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For New York via Philadelphia, week dAys
2 10, 3 %, Z 20 a. m, 10 is, 90 and 55 p M
Sundays, . 10 a. m
For New York via Mauch Chunk, week days
25, Z 20 a. m, 70 IS and 90 u. m
For Reading and Philadelphia, week days
? 10, 25 Z 20 am, u IS, 90 and 55 p m. Sun.
days, 10 "A. m.
For Pottsvillc, week days, . 10; 2Oa M, nnb
y -, 800 and j5 p m. sundays, 10 a. M
For Iamaqua and Mahanoy City, week dayt
2 10, %, Z 20 u. M, u IS, 90 and So p. M
Sundays, . 10 a. m.
For Williamsport, Sunbury and Lewisburs
week days, 25, II 30 "A. m, l so and 25 D. n
Sundays, 3 25 a. m.
For Mahanoy Plane, weekdays ? 10. 8 25, 58
20, II 30 q, m, - Is, so, OO,555, 25 and 9H
p m. sundays . 10, 3 25 a. m.
For Ashland and shamollin, week days 3 20
Z 20, IL 30 IA. m, so, 25 and So p. m. Sun
days, 3 25 a. M
For Baltimore, Washington and the West viz
b. a o, r. r. through trains Ieo.-, Readipf
Terminal Philadelphia, Up. 4 r. Il r. at %
81, II % a. m, 10 and 7.27 y. l.. Sundayp
!. 20, Z co. II 20 a. m, SO and Z p p. nm. Add.
uonal trains from Twenty-ilhuh and Chest.
nut streets station, week days 10 3Oa M. 70 20
y II s 40 p m Sundays ] 35 s % p. IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
receipt of price, Csc, or 8 for 81.
DIR. Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
OF DISEASES MAILED FREE.
Humphreys Med. Co., Ill William st., N. II
For sale at Povinsky's drug store % EAT
Centre street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

1t is surprising to many that foot ball
players and other athletes regard a sprain OF
bruise of so little consequence. One
reason of this is, they know how to treat
such injuries so us to recover from them in a
few days, while others would be laid up for
two or three weeks, if not longer Writing
from Central State Normal School, Lock
Haven, Pa, Mr. w. II. Losch, captain of
the base ball club and gymnasium says II
take pleasure in stating, that members Of our
base ball club and myself have used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm with most excellent re-
suits. l unhesitatingly recommend it as the
best remedy for sprains, swellings, cuts and
bruises, of any that l know" For sale by
Gruhler Bros, druggists
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

Rid Yourself of Rheumatism
Buy Red Flag Oil, 25c. At Gruhler Bros,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

CANTON, O, OCT. 3T-SD0o1h mnkIng
viii continue at the Mckinley home up
TO the very eve of election. The opening
of the last week of the campaign finds
Major Mckinley, to all outward appear
nnces 40 least, equal TO as hard work as he
has experienced at any time during the
campaign. The weeks program opens
with six delegations for today, fifteen for
the succeeding days of the week and a
large numhar of others only partially ar
ranged Many of the visitors will be long
distance pilgrims, today bringing party
from Boston, one from New Jersey and
two from Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

'Ihad chronic diarrhoea for ten years, +"
says /, w. Kichein, Justice of the Peace
at South Easton, Pa. 'No remedy afforded
me real relief until l was induced by
Chos. I. Kilian, the druggist, to try Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera and DaThoea
Remedy. 1t cured me and for ycarI have
bad mo- return of the trouble" 1t has also
cured many others, among them old soldiers
who had contracted the disease in the army
and given up all hope Of recovery. For sale
by Gruhler Bros, druggists
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street waTt anc
south street wharf for Atlantic city.
WeoSdays-E Express, @ 90 20. m., O0. 400, o Ol
p. m. Accommodation, 0O %. M, g 80 %. mo
Sundays Express, 900 90 a. ma. Accom-
mediation, 90 a. m., i5 p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City depot, COrne'
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues
Weekdays-EN 80, o 90 %, M, 3O, 80
p, ma, Accommodation, 10 a. m., 482 p. M.
Sundays-ENpress, 4 o. 80 p. m. Aocommo-
dation, IS "a. M, 10 p. m.
Parlor Cars on ali express trains.
]. A. SWEIGARD, q. @. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Superintendent. GeEp Pass. As
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 26.-Ex-Pope Toll
stoi, of the Russian church. who was re-
Gently deposed from the priests functions
because he had refused to clear himself Of
an accusation that he had been converted
TO Catholicism has been arrested at Mos
COW and taken to Mini, where he was con-
demned by a church tribunal 20 seven
years banishment from st. Petersburg
and Moscow and was forbidden to hold
any state Office for twenty years,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

- srt..s. nj . - A. v,..,t..
mus ''" '"''' '"'''''''S ~ ''e i'e''''"-
uon OF soldiers Home Crashed Into
an Accommodation Train.
ST Louis, Oct 2B.-Shortly before 10
o'clock yesterday morning two passenger
trains on the st. Louis and san Francisco
road collided nearly opposite windsor sta
tion,about thirteen miles from this city in
stantly killing eight persons and inIuring
more than twenty, three of whom will
probably die. The killed are all of ST.
Louis. Their names are: Adolph Hohl,
engineer OF the accommodation train;
Barney Mckenna, in charge of the refresh
mentsi Maud Mckenna, aged IA, his
daughter; Charles Mobine, Conrad huntz,
u q. Blevins, H. L. Hall and John Cart
wright
The injured are: Ferdinand Lange, in
ternal injuries; David Garrett internal
injuries, head cut and leg bruised; j. II.
hlDlet' hlps and legs injured; Charles IL.
Mllentz, scalp wounds; Frank Hasler, fire.
man on excursion train, spinal cord IN
Jured and hurt informally; Mrs. j. B. Nc
Daniel, slightly injured George Atwood,
conductor on suburban train, slightly in
luredi Peter Hill, face cut and badly
bruised George Wulh OF hirkwood, con-
duetor on excursion train hips injured
ana body bruised Robert Mulholland OF
| spring Park, brakeman on suburban
traln, slightly inJured' Joseph a. Driden,
| OF springfield, Mo-, engineer excursion
traln, skul fractured and badly scalded;
frederlck Miller OF Valley Park, fireman
on suburban train, legs injured and body
bruised A a. 9mlth oil valley Park' bag
Eageihah on SUBURBAN traln, mead cut ana
] A. IA.
OF valley Park, injured by shock Matt
Napplehorst ot valley Park, slightly IN
yureu' robert Langen, william Sulter'
nehry DarDorg' Louis hunt Henry NC
Mlcnael ana Mrs hose Hi We're more or
less injured All reside IN 81 Louis eN-
cepG Where otherWlse noted
Inc colllslon occurred between the sec
onu secUioh Oh an excursion Iraln pound
west ana the frisco valley Park accom-
iliouaUloh east Douhu' from What can be
Iearneu aI Uhis hour the acclueht was the
result Oh ulsoDeuiehce or neglect oI orders
On Une ParG ol Uhe excursion traln crew
VINO shoulu nave remained at spring fark
lor oruers ana leu the accommodation
Vnrough' I
Ane excursion Ur'tlh was Ihe second sec
tlon Oh special bound Tor ST James, Mo-,
lUO miles west OF 81 Louis, where the
missouri Home Tor Aged Veterans was
ueulcated Yesterday under the auspices OF
@ Gne ". a. H. ana woman hellet corps
Inc Iirst sectloh haa gone thrpugh safely,
ana Ihe second Whlch consisted OF eleven
coaches he"Vlly iauen with " A. H. mon
Unelr wives ana chlldreh, lett ~ Louis
apou' . CLOCK Accordlhg To d. H. DISH
man, ohe Ueiegraph operator ana station
ageht a6 spring ParK' III should nave
svoPpeu aV GhaV pace lhst9aG OF DONG
80 The second Sectlon passed DY the station
ana soon illIef met tle accommodation COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26
FATAL DISOBEDIENCE.
It Results in a Fatal Railroad
Wreck Near st, Louis,
EIGHT KILLED, TWENTY ONE HURT

An Excursion Train Carrying Union Vet
Grams and Their Families to the Dedica-
tion of n Soldiers Home Crashed Into
an Accommodation Train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

Many a days work is lost by sick head
ache, caused by Indigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the most eaectual pill for overcoming such
difficulties. c. II. Hagenbuch
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26

81 believe Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy
is the best for children 1 ever used. For
Group it is unequalled. 1t is a splendid seller
with us. T. NJ. Eckles, Pm. c., Manager
Wampum Pharmacy, Wampum, Pa" When
used as soon as the first symptoms appear
that is as soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the croupy cough has appeared, il
will prevent the attack The mothers Of
croupy children should bear this in mind and
always keep the remedy at hand. 1t is also
the best medicine in the world for colds and
whooping cough. For sale at 25 and 80 cents
per bottle by Gruhler Bros, druggists.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing done call
on e. f. Gallagher is West Centre street
Dealer in ste-es 1-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27
STIR bic nabenben 6eiertase
babsu gs6t's pisIs I)orbsrsitungen
gefroffen. Sbr GROCER 2aoen lit NIT
ibonen Wteifit,s. ttno SnUr'
&en anaefHMt,

nit gtni9lub zines rei5enben ieaoenen
S9irmes 10 N[lis tpie $2.93; -
gfeiiing= uHo Snpr45fife 10 6inig
fpie $3.35; - grOBe bequeme S4uus
telitiibIs aus Waa9agonp, @i4snbol5
unb NIT 9fobtIib; - bic er0Bte
Qustpabl in Der Stubt DON 6u9ez
betten (@ou9es), boue 2dnge uno
9rsite, init langen Sranfen, 10 bile
Zig pte 1896; mir bu6sn bieielben
in pliif6, Supiherie unb 2eDer; -
Plrlpr=W0befn nit Oamaft=, 9ous
catelez. Sapiheriea unb 9adrtu9a
llebsraug, einige 10 bilIig pie$15.75;
- ferner elm groBes 4fortiment
ouer e(rten BON &o9s unD 5ei3z
Sefm; SefzSefen, bic 6illigiten in
Der Stabt; - Bargains in gang
4pollenen 3zfa4en Seppi9en, tpollez
nen SngruinzSeppiaen, 8riifeler,
'Sammet, rei3enbe nsue 9eIiins fir
ben parlor, bic bette 2luspa6l BON
Seppi9en in Der Stabt - ipe5ieG
fir uns 9etps6t; -Seltua, ale grsiz
ten uno iebr billig;-ale @r0Bsn in
3iegenfeu|Rugs, SummetzRugs,
griifIeIer Bugs, @mprnaz uno
'S6aaffeazRugS; bieiel6en toIten
Sbnen ni6t pisl unb tperben Elm
i40nes @.Ifent u6geben. Wenn Sic
ni9t bds boare SeDb bafiir in 5Gnz
Den ba6en, 10 mu6t bus teinsn I'm
tsrI6ieb bel 9sdt's; mir ge6sn ST.
men jsben Greott, ben Sic tpiinI6en.
unisr 2aben 1T ieben 9t6snb Bis 9
ll9r geOffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27
g}r. 285.

Sampton &oao8, @lI6ia9.on, Gbars
Teton, Sdpanna6, &10 @sf. penIaz
cola, Hto6ilf, Rem : Gr.3aus, 8alusz
ton, Can Diego, Saa Fran3isco,
N}iinounq oe5 Golum3;a R;per uno
Guaet Scuno. Die l8arte iouen auf
iol6e Q8siIe ein8ar;6t2t mero5n, paB
lie i'm Stanoe Iino, tin 10 pirtIames
STeuer auT irgenO Elm Snjif elmer flinoz
lihan 6lptte 3u cOBntriyen, al8 bic
gan3e Teinolife 5lottt auT bic 6str2ffen=
De 9attsrie ri4ten t0nnte. }luh IoleH
9orfs6rungen 9etrOfftn psrosn, lim
fsinoli6s 5lottan untsr 5euar 5u pals
ten unO iie pdrdn ju osr6jnot,r, an Den
8dtterian Dprii6er SIT fl5reu, gno 3ndr
our6 elm Spitem iu6marin,r Wljneu,
lpelhe8 ale ififfblr2n @spdT.r fir
einen 6eino idIieBt, 0bns Der fcj'olih..t
SbiffFaDrt irgsno p;lhs 3inotrniiie
ooer 8tfu6ren 5u 6,rtit3n. g(i1t p;s
nicer als 5000 ioId,er W}in2n iino ers
fproerlia, nm unieren SeIit0ot,n o3n
pollen ShuB 81 gemd4ren D}n ibra
Si6er6ett er9etid3t.
Die 0r9aniIdtion 3neisr
peitsreu 2(rtillertea
8s9imenter emPio4s I
len.
Der 8tri6t empfia6lt 81, Gtnfii6.
runQ Dss Drai 8Itailon SDItcms
in Der G(rmee, tpelhe5 fir Die Grfproers
niFe Der mopernen 1attit untrlGBli6
ertlGrt piro. 8G6reno Ter SetretGr
tsine GerItGrtung Der tebsnoen 2(rmae
ais @an3as perldn9t, mltt er uuf Die
a6Iolute Notbpenoi9tejt elmer betrGd)ts
liben 8erItGrfung Der 2lrti12rie uuf<
merriam, Da Die neuen RiiIt3npertbeis
b;dunasIperte uno bic 8aihjiBs audi
Manni6aft gu ibrer 9eO;,nuu9 b;oiirz
fen. Seoar 6efeItigte 6uisn Bat mebz
rere 6ompdgniln 2lrtM2ri: ais 8lrniz
ion n0t6iQ, un0 Die gsq'nDIrtiQen fiinf
Irtilerie Negimenter Der 8unoss=
2(rmte reiC3sn 6ai Weitsm njht fir DEN
3psd bin. Der Setretdr 62fijrportet
o1ber bic unpsr3Hgli6a OrQlniIdtion
3peier peiteren Ra9iment,r Urt.Gerie.
9l5 &iiIt,nDert6eiOi9un95 Snit,m
piro minoeItsns bunOert 81tterien in
ii6er 20 peri6ieocn2n SlsItGoten un=
fallen, uno obne eine permon,nte Sara
niion pUrosn OieIsl6In mertb,os isin.
0efertionen in Der Ir@
mea.
qBa5 bic 6ruge ii6er bic 2(nper6ung
pon WdnnI3aftsn an6eIlngt. 10 gs6t
aus Dem 9eri6te berDor, DAB Die 2lrs
mse 0egenpGrtig aus nur 300 DElnR
nsniger b2Ittbt, ais ibrer Dallju, Q;isB>
li6 autoriiirten Stdrte. Ducrt;onsn
iinO nod INNER i'm 3unebm,n, unD Die
Fruae, nis DieTel6sn parbinosrt marOen
f6nntan, 6iatet Der O}ilitGtb.bOIoe na4
pie Dor Elm ihDjeriges Pro5.em. Der
8erift eat6Glt IfiieBlih mob Die Gm.
pFeblInQen, cine Bride 5u Q8uibiugton
ii6er ben 8otomac ndc5 2(rlin9tOn uno
Elm Oentmal 81 Cbren oss Generals
8ran1 IN Der GunOis5uuptItlOt }u erz
~ihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27

9lls elm fid1ere6 W2ittel se9en @er>
renfunsen unb dhnlide Sd,mersen bat
Salpation Sel nid,t feincs 9leihen.
Srau Sranf Suit SIS Gratipt 9loe.,
Detroit, Wfid,., fd,reibt: "Sdl 9es
brau6te Salpaticn Sel unb mus iags
en- bas es Elm gans uneriesli6es eilli>
ment lit; sd, bate metnen SuB perz
remit unb Salpation Sel furirte midi.
Seitcem braud,e td e6 tmmer fur
Sdmersen unb @uncen." =" Salpatipn
Sel fpftet nur 25 @ents. Setn anberes
Mittel fyIrirt 10 raid a11o iIder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27
6etfet Sic &iuber.

QSenn &inber ocn Suften, Grfdlt>
1tn9 uno Group befalfen 1nb 70 fltrirt
Or. SnlPs Seulten SDrup iTe raid uno
fIder. Serr @lmer s. gafer, Slans
Don, Spa., idreibt: "QSir haben Or.
Sull's Souiten Sprup fur Suiten @r@
fd(tun9 unb Group gebrauht tno fans
ben i'm cine iIher fpirfenoe WeoBirL er
lit pas bette @ittel fur alle icl6e Gin
fdlle, mir halten ihn INNER i'm 6aufe. d"
Or. SulPs Souiten SDrup miro in als
len 9lppthefen fllr 25 Gents eerfauft.
Hehme feineu anteren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27

- Die Semfnolen=3eierbation i'm
Stla6ona=Serritorium lit DON etnem
per6aerenoen 9ruirisbranb 6einlgeiu9t
tporoen. 3pei &inbsr hes Sdrmers
Wiuiam 8lsbfos tumen in ben Slam=
men unr. Sas 9erii9t, baB ie9sSebn
Salbbfut<Snbianer ebenfalls Dus 2ez
Ben psrIpreh be9qrf nod Der 8eitatiz
guTg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27


llebel.
6iirit 8ismurd tritt in Den o9amz
burger Naari6tan" Der aQgsmeintn
PrppaganOa gs9en ous 9usu sntgtgsn.
Sn einem ldngersn 2lrtitsl msin'n
Diefe: Wenn auf irgsno eins WsiIe Der
8eiit oes Offi5ier5cOrp5 gednbert perz
ben piiroe, 10 pGre IS aQerDings pabrz
ldeinli6, oaB i'm Sabre sinigs 0usQs
ooer @rceIe penigsr itattfGnDen; absr
es mare bod @sfa6r porbunosn, b1B
Der @eiit oes Sfft3iercorps oann ber<
art i7dnfe, baB Elm tiinFtiger 8risg ni6t
10 erfOlgrei6 iein lpIroe, ME Die leg
ten. 9eniel6en n4ittsrIi6feitsz "
Stanbpuntt baben betunntli6 au6
r&reu3 3situng" uno nRoroOsutide
Augemeine 3eitung" psrtreten.
30 d eine Rsoe bes Sal
iers gu &iet.
Sm GuIino Der SSlpttan SFfi3itre
belt &uiIer Wil6eIm na9 Der @ereioiz
gung Der Marine 3etruten am lebz
ten 0ienItdg cine Re0e, in Dsren Der
laufe er in tpurmen Worten Der 0a6in=
geI6ieoenen be5 nSltis" geoa9te. Sine
dbnli4e patriotii9e 0ingab,, Iugte sr,
Oiirfe er ippbl bei Dem gsiummten Diff
5isrcorps Der Narine porausIeBsn.
Ru4 6een0ster 2lnIpra4e toaI Itste er auf
ous SfFi3iercorps. DIS 3si4sn Ieinsr
beionoeren 9o6d6tung 6lieb er Tt;6,n
uno itieB psri0nli9 nit allen anpeIenz
ben 127 SfFi5iersn, bonn lomirdl b:s
gum jiingiten lieutenant an, bic BEL
inn porbeiosfilirten, Den @inen ooer
Den 2lnbern nit freunOli4:m 3uipru9
begriiBeno.
Oberlt 2ie6ert's ungs6=
Ii4e Mtfiton.
Die Na9ri9t, baB SberIt 2ie6ert
pom 8renabier Regiment glr. II Elm
S4rei6sn oes 8uiisrs Wilbslm nu8
G6tna 6ringen iolIe, peI6ss Dem &uiz
Ter bon G6inu prattiiae 31tbf4lGge
CUR REORGANIZATION Der 9ineIiICbtn Qrz
NEE ertbeilte. bat Il 6nidt btitdtigt.
Der S6erit lit nod INNER bier. G5
lit ieBt 5peifelbaft, ob er ii6erbaupt
na9 G6ina ge6en ptrbe, benn mpmenz
tan miro feline @rnennung gum 8ouz
perneur BON Deutib Sitafrita dIs
g}d4folger Wibmann's ais Ii4sr dngsz
ieben.
3udt6uus1trGfGinge am
Strife.
Die SnIafsn bes 3u6t6auIa5 BON
8aIIel ba6sn einen Nnfa1 oes 1piebsr
i4limm graiiirenben StrifeTis6srs gez
ba6t. Sie forbsrtsn 5erubIeBung Der
tdgli4sn qrbeits5eit pon 10 duF s
StunOen, unb als bic 9ircttion oe3
!9auIes bies nidt bstpiligen no[lte,
ma4ten lie einen 9eioenIdrm uno be-
gannen bic Rdume 81 bemoliren unO
Die Wert3euge 5u 3eri6lagen. S6nsl
6erbeiSerufenes Wtilitdr tris6 Die Hubsz
it0rer gu Baaren. 0ieIeIben Isben nun
ltrenger 9eitrafung entgegen.
QIlerlei aus Oeutf6lanb >.
sSn 5runffurt a. .. psrbot Die Yoli=
gel an SoDtenionntag Die guffii6runq
BON 5elir 9biliPPi's S4uuipiel n9sl
0Ornenlpeg."
Der G3arentOuit Yro3eB gegen 2e=
dert, b. 2iiBoD unO @enohen Mir
neusren MelOungen na4 ni6t, tpie ge=
tern gsmeloet, nit 2lusi9luB Der Del
fentlidfeit, ionoern 0ffentIi6 9sfI5rt
nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-27
Sener Slan sur sbetImma oer sarfet,

2onb n, 26. g2pbember. - Die
9tngu6e, buB es Dem 9roBfiiriten Niz
folaus BON RubIuno gelungen lei,
Suiier 6run3 Soiep6 fir ben 9lan
elmer Iuftbeilung be> Siirtei gu gez
tpinnen, lpirb pom 8erlinsr Core
fponoenten Der v0ailp Mail" tpieoerz
bolt. Der 8robfiirft babe angebli9
gu glei6er 3eit bte Gin5eln6eiten fir
einen 8efu4 oes 3aiisrs bei'm G5aren
i'm Sunuar nd4iten Su6res angeorbs
net. 9}a6 bemieIben gorrefppn0enten
1pirb 9eutIhIunb ni6t an Der S6eiz
lung Der Siirtei t6eilne6men; bagsgen
oerpfli6tet it4RuBIono, 0eutI9lano's
gldne in China gu untsritiiBen. oSn
8erbinbung bamit ite6t &uiier 8ilz
6elm i'm 8egriff, sinen 8eiarOten nu6
Yeting 81 entIen0en, Der oem SaiIer
Don Gbinu, pie i4On gemelOst, ben
'S6par5en 4olerzSr0en ii6errei3en
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Ser Sentide Gcrreiponoent,
3dsIit, ip6hentIih unb eonntass, ~
q. Raine, Gigenttimer uuo Wepaffeu,

(gia6foIser pon 6. Gaine),
giibpei.Gde Sattiuore=s strase unb 8offsSfNcez gpe
greis bss taeIidheu gIattes, burd 1rdssr b,iorat,
i2k Cts. taeIid,e unb Spnnta ass alue aa be is
9euts pro Woe, sabhay an bic bas EIatt
Srdser.-SdeIidl nebf Sunnta esz sluS IA be unt,r
$orto SorerSbesabgrq $3.50 pro Satr fir fiirSere
Seit I'M Serbdtnis; fiir Die 6cbentIide alus
nit Sonntas portoirei nit gbsua tir @Iubs
$3.50 pro Saer, ratr trssno einem GTte bes Snan@
oes, 81 nab europa. Spnutae =Muss sabe 81
pro SGbr.-Gas eeFc uno btlisite oeutIdjc SIatt
In ben Wittes unb SIohaateH
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gStro ntd,t peroTeutltf,t.

garis, 26. Nooem6er. - g1a8z
rihteR aus autbentiI6en 2uellen gu
Solge bsrubt oas 9eriid3t, Der Sert Des
francozrufIiT6sn 8InbniTes puroe in
nG6iter 3eit Der0ffentli6t perben, uuf
l1nipu6rbsit. Sn Wirfli6tsit tpiro
ii6er bteisn 9ertrug ni1ts meter be-
tunnt gegsben 1per'oen, als mas Wfini=
iter 6onatour in ieiner leBten RcOe ge=
fagt 6at.
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QonbDn, 26. Sob. - Der 9icez
&0nig bon Sn0ien, 2oro Glgin, ltslt
in einem per Selegrap6 bierbsr ii6srz
mittelten 8eri4t cine 8ere6nung ii6sr
Die Wirtung Der Rsgengiihe ieit benz
Is. Ho0em6er an. Na9 0emfsl6en Iino
Die @rnteausii3ten in ben 0affunz
Propin3en iturf geitiegen. SSn ben
Gentral 9rooin5sn uno in bsn Norbz
peit Propin3e5n lit glsi6faqs cine erz
6sbli4e 8eilerung Der 2lusIi4ten pabr=
2une6msn.
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Snrse &abetoepefhen.

- Der 9emeinberut6 bss fran30Ii=
i6en Setne~0epartemsnts bat cine Res
1olutton dngenommen, na9 pel9er biz
Regterlng eriu4t per0en ioQ, fir eiaen
suropdii9en GOngreB ein3utreten, Der
eine almdfige 2t6riiItung in bic 0eqe
81 letten Bate.
- 8ictorien Saropu's neues, fir
Gurab 8ern6arot gei6rit6enes S6auz
ipi:l lit rSpiritisme" betitelt. N}un
gIuubt, buB iOas StHf Bel ieiner Gritz
uuFfii5run9 i'm nRenuiiiances56 6sater"
efneH fenIationeqeH Grfolg 6o6en
tparDe.
= Sir 5rebarid Napier 8ro0me,
ieiner 3eit 9oubernsur BON @eIts2luz
itralien, Srinibab unD unoeren britt
I6en 8eIiBungen, lit in 2onoon geitorz
Zen. @r betleibete piele tpi9tiqe Stelz
lungen i'm briti4en Staatsoienit.
= So9n 20. 8refoent6al, b:r 9orz
itb.r bes populiitiI6en StautszGanz
tralz@omite's bon &anIus, bat ungez
tiinoiSt, Dab er Ganbioat fiir ben Bun
pesienat lit. Der ieBige Sn6uber bas
SiBes, Der 8opuliitestzSenator Peffer,
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G!enn's Seife miro PCT POP
berianot fir 30 Gts. pro StaG
ooer Is Gt8. fit 3 StE6e, 0og
THE
CHARLES N. CRITTEETN3
CO.,
1f5, Sutton Str, glfW S0tta
u)
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Der poQs l1mfang, meld'r Dem Spz
item ber &iiItenOert6eiOigung Oerlis6en
perDan ioQ, 9pir0 in o:m 8sri6ts auss
fi6rli9 mitgsibsilt. QGie ionait BE-
I9lpfIen 1T, lpsr0an q StGOte 6aFeItigt
rperben, .uno penn m0stih, pirb man
Dsniel6sn nod Iie6tn psiters 6in3ufU=
gen. Die SidOts unO Orte, in pel4en
pG6reno Der nd4Ien IeGs U}onate 8uz
iematten pnb Werte fir o1s Wpntiran
i6iperer 8si6Ibe 6sgonnan peroan
ioqsn IinO: Portlanb, Ms.; gortsz
mout6, R.z9.; Bottom; biz Hdrrlgans
istt Bal; 0Itli4e ginfl6rt o9s 2OHgz
SslaHo 'Suno; 0itli9e uno patli6e
giHfabrt bss Neip gorter 6aFans;
9bilapsIpbTa. 0ilminQtpn Baltimore.
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gSteoer eitte ipaniid1e Sieaesbct=
idIait.

Mabrib, 26. gfo0. - No9 elmer
ioe6en Don Manila eingegangenen De-
peife bat g&uior 2lrteagu einen gIdnz
5enOsn Sieg iiber Die Sniurgenten erz
fodten tpelde 400 Mdnn perlorsn.
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Gieie tvttnOer6are reiIals
9en0e G5siie bgititigt Bittttc't,
guStel1e, GoataactsfleGeis
jehs Spar hon 9cfefteas, ipeldJe
aie Sd0nteit teeiatya6tisen, una
berIeibt Den eitefo0ftela 3iia
geas eiuen feem0aftest 8eis.