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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-04
WELL, LOOK AT THESE

They are live news stories which
you missed by not reading yes
terday'S Post:
WEYLER DECLARES he has Maceo
bottled up but other reports say the in
snrgent has already slipped out of the
trap.
ANOTHER SPANISH VICTORY turns
out to have been slaughter OF In
noconts.
DYdERT. the AMERICAN. is said to be
doomed. though Consul General Wiliiams
has cabled that he VIII be released.
GOMEZ MADE A DASH into Santa
Clara. held the town for some time and
procured clothing, provisions and am
munition.
SPANISH GOVERNMENT has told Gen
eral Weyler he must push matters, but
must avoid exciting new complications
with the United States
SECRETARY QUESADA says that the
Cubans have no enlstlng officers In tho
United Stntes and all persons SO repre-
sehting themselves are swinders.
LARGEST FILIBuSTER1NG expedition
yet contemplated is now being equipped
in Florida.
OFFICIAL ADvICES tell Of the burning
of village and pIantati N by the in
surgents
NEW ENGLAND COTTON MILLS can
moi compete with those in the South
and one OF the largest has admitted It
by retiring from business.
GEORGIA DESPERATE killed the sherifr
and fatally wounded a prominent cit-
zen. His house surrounded by posse
which threatened TO burn him out.
CHAIRMAN PUTNEY Of New Hamp-
shire answers the criticisms of Chandler.
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Moral: Subscribe for The Post.
NO PEACE FOR EUROPE.

New York, April IA st Petersburg
dispatch to the World says: The viedo-
moster. In the course OF "a somewhat vlo.
lent article. says: Mr.. Balfours state
ment that England Is not bound in any
way sImpliHes the Egyptian situation.
This is the last chance TO announce the
European significance of tho suez canal.
While the English are in Egypt there
can be no peace for Europe. England Is
encircling the world with her territory.
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n t oS n0Rk-"kid" Lavigne expects TO
br,nU ior England to fight Dick BlIrce
,.a nM ,YoRK-Tienry Clay Miner. the
borrow manager will he married to-
e laSv ~ MISS Annie O'Neill. the lead
kny. '' Oh MI William II. Cranes com
BachtNiriFoRD, Conn.-Charter Oak Park
shtH b .ne scene of some of the greatest
Inlernar inss contests in the history of
| nnhi;an racing, win be offered for sale
'''''c auction today. ''
{cenM,in,' ,NsS-EN- Consul Waller who was
anno,nno1dr rated from French prison,
b his arr,,,.i, 20 san for New York today.
tfore a o onl.ln America he will appear
hi inv" s,E;ongressional committee, Which
(in JOSH .aonhRk--The Lotos club will enter
bmplips,pn Jefferson, the actrr nj n
)oraca p'ary dinner tonight. General
)oward u,,r,ter and Playwright Bronson
(g theatm,,iniai nc among the guests Lead.
hghts Will furnish the fun.
is said iwu NIX, Turf and Field club.
as lease Westchest,r Racing nsson Ja iaro
hi 'y.ased the clubhouse AT Mor 1Uie'n ~,
nd ~, y announced that Tho , IL ! arm,
huipped.s VIII be opened today, fully
ian AniiLSiNLThe organ of the Amer
lowth OF Ta.lt'c association. the out
pnntry. caiIIinerr All wardt's visit to this
publishad T. b,r Anti-Semt which will
IN this city, with Herr Ali
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-04
STATIONS Temp Ram
LAST NIGHTS READINGS.

An area of low pressure is apparently OIL
the South Atlantic coast, ana another, nc
companied by warmer weather, Is moving
in over the western portion Of the coun-
try. An ares, Of high pressure overlies the
Mississippi valley. A..
The weather Is clear. except over Ala
bama and west of the Mississippi river,
where IL is generally partly CLOUDY 10
cloudy.
No station reports as much as 10 of an
inch of precipitation during the past
twelve hours
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LEGISLATOR ARRESTED.

El Paso. Texas. April 3,--lsraei hihs
Of silver City, n. NJ, member OF the
New Mexico legislature. was arrested IN
Iuarex today. He must stay In jail I'VE
DAYS. the city judge says. or uhtii ms
bond can be approved at Chihuahua.
Some personal enemy accused kins 81
,aalinp Mexican calves and driving cattle
aver al Paiomas. though ~, says he had
b,lla III sale for all the stock. An appeal
Viii lie i..aoe TO the authorities AZ wash
Ing ton.
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PROBABILITIES.

Washing on April a.--For Eastern Texas,
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisana-In-
crcasing cloudlness, followed by local
showers Saturday afternoon or night
warmer souiheasterly winds.
North and South Dakota-l'air; warmer
in eastern portion, colder in western por-
ton: variable winds.
Colorado-Generally fair; variable winds
Wyoming--Fair. northerly winds,
Montana-Fair; northerly winds, becom-
ing variable.
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GIANT POWDER EXPLODED.

Ward Colo. April IA terrific explo-
sion occurred about noon today in tho
Giles mine, about mile from this city.
in which three men were killed and two
others badly hurt. The dead are:
James Purmort. married.
Martin Branson.
Grant Rice.
The injured; Jack Mullagher. Louis
Smith.
When the men went to work this after
noon they took about fifty pounds of
giant powder down in the mine and
shortly after they reached the bottom the
powder in some unknown way exploded.
Not much damage was done to the mine.
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THEO. KELLER,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
wardt as editor. will make its first ap
pearance today.

PRETORIA, Transvaal--The Volksrad.
or Bolt Parliament. is scheduled to meet
today. Its session will probably have
"A wide influence on the future, Of the
South African people. as Chamherlatn's
demand of President Kruger that he visit
London will come b fore the Volksrad
for decision Chamberiain's distrust 81
Kruger will he strengt hened if the Nolks-
rad fails to pass on his request. as it Will
appear only too plain that Krueer's sub
of the question to his parliament
was merely trick to gain time to pre-
pare for resistance to British coercion.
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CUBAN.

An Alcalde In Cuba resigned because OF
Spanish atrocities.
Spanish papers ridicule Mailman Call.
as they term The Florida senator.
The special correspondent of tho New
Orleans Picayunc sends Il budget of span
ish crusities.
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FOREIGN.

The senate of France passed vote of
non-coniidence in the Bourgeois ministry.
A dispatch from Buluwayo says the
force there is not sufficient to quiet the
rebellion.
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Probab Notwithstanding cioudincss, fol.
lowed by local showers Saturday wfte,-
noon or nigh; warmer southeasteris
winds.
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DOMESTIC.

telegram received from cX-Cosu Wal
Ter states that he Will be in Denver in
CSC weeks.
member OF the New Mexico legisla-
ture has been arrestcr at Juarcz.
Several ps ople were drowned and prop
erty destroyed by n cloudburst In Ken
lucky.
Another secret conference of the steel
pool was held.
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Good Friday observed as holiday in
tho cotton markets Of the world.
New York bankers take a bearish view
of the financial situation.
Lard has reached the lowest price ever
known.
Houston produce-Eggs firm strawber-
rics in demand; chickens steady; potatoes
scarce,
Very little curb trading was done at St.
Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-04

Liverpool. April 3.-The cotton, grain and
provision exchanges are closed today In
of Good Friday.
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GOOD FRIDAY OBSERVED.

New York. April a.--All the exchanges
are closed today In observance of Good
Friday.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
S p. m. 18th meridian time:
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CONGRESSIONAL.

CUNtIRESSIVNA IA
The house committee considered the Pa
cinc cable project.
Cuban resolutions were considered by the
house.
The house committee finished the river
and harbor Appropriation bill, which car
ries over 500 coo for Texas.
decree has been received from Nenc-
zuea stating that a monument in honor
of American citizens will he unveiled at
Puerto Caballo July 4.
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ToDAr'S FORECAST,

n ia n0Rk-"kid'' Lavigne expects TO
bling ~ I,er rbr England to fight Dick Burge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-04

Secretary Lamont said he had no letter
from President Cleveland regarding his
candidacy.
Speaker Reed will retire from public life
if he does not receive the presidential NOM
ination.
The college republican league met in
Chicago.
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Services of the churches in commemorn-
ton of Good Friday.
Eugene Pilot divides his estate among
his six children.
Several political meetings held last night
A ball at Turner hall on Tuesday night
A days record in the courts.
DIR. A. NJ. Edison discharged from GUS
tody by United States commissioner.
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lconlinuod d. FOURTH Pase.l
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RAILROAD.

Changes and promotions in the Pacific
Express company.
a new English sleeping car
An amendment to the interstate COM
mercc act to be offered by Senator Gull
lon.
New agreement of the Southwestern
Traffic association.
Commission affairs.
Local and general notes and personals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09

Itimmung perlieF p6ne ertpdbnensperz
tben 3piI6snfaa, Bis NetpzYorf an Die
Reibe fam uno feline u Stimmen ein=
ftimmig bej16enD, aGIo auf Seiten Der
9ololeute, abgab. Die 9olooemotraz
ten unb ibre 2lnbdnger bra9en bierbei
in einan pilben 8eifaGsiturm aus, uno
Der Sumult bauerte, p6glsi9 ii4 Der
9oriiber dle mDglifs W1iibe ga6, bic
Ruhe 6er3uIteQen, polla Is Minuten.
Sin D}uiifcorps fing auf Qnoronung
Des 8orIiBers gu ipielen an, alein Die
&ldnJe Der Utuiit par6allten unge60rt
in Dem @etDIe. S4liebli9 begannen
bic Sil6erosmofraten, bic feinen 8ez
fdlIen an Dem Subel fanben, gu 5iI6en
an uno mahten bic Sadie 6iermit nur
nod f6lrmmer. grIt nu9 lGngerer
3eit tpnnte Die 4bitimmung fortgeIeBt
per0en.
PennIDlDunien CAB feline "a Stimz
men beia6eno a6, uno bic 9DlDleute
ma9tsn babel einen @eriu6, ibren
2drm gu erneuern. Der 8eriu9 bate
jebp6 feinen nennerspert6en grFolg, bd
Die 9ele9aten, ME bic 3uT6duer BON
Der DOr6erigsn 9empaitrution eri40pft
tpdren.
Nd6bem idnrmtlitbe Stuaten gsz
Ttinmt batten unb bic Stimmen ge5dblt
naren, tiinOigte Der 8orIiBer oas Rez
iultat an, ipie folgt: 6eju6enb 1868, oerz
neineno 558, a6psIenb 4.
Der NinoritGtsberi6t mar 6iermit
abgetban, unO iebt tparen bic Silberz
leute an Der 3eibe. Sic jubelten, BRILL
ten uno pftffen, f6rpdngen 9iite unD
SaI6entii4er unb ldrmten fdit ebenlo
lang, fpie por6er i6re 9egner.
WG6reno bieIer OemonItrdtion tan3z
ten 5tpei baumlange 8entudper DELE
gatsn einsn ySreaf 0ppn" i'm 9unge
6inter ben SiBen Der Oelegaten unD
me6rere ibrer &umeraoen gd6en ibnen
bur9 9dnbetlatI4en na9 ri4ttger
PluntugenmoOe ben Ssrt ba3u an. Die
Scene erragte ungebeure 9eiter6ett. -
8on Den MarpIdnoer 9elegdten itimmz
ten Is fir ben Minoritdts6eri6t uno
elmer oa9egen.
OQs 9otum Der ein5elnen
Staaten.
Nahfte6enO foIgt bus Reiultdt Der
I6itimmung na3 Dtm 8otum Der einz
3elnen Staten:
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Ytr. 164.
SBrc crRc nnb Icbtc Tabrt.
Srasidbrs SHidiaJ cimcs IIsiibrisen Msde'
Cirus.


. P6il1otIpDiu, s. Suli. -
Wtdrie 8lrn,s, Die 14-jG6rige So9ter
pon 9artjnIou BARNES, nalfer an Der
4. uno 8rttr= StroBe pObut, fu6r gez
tern nit jbram 3pairao in Der Sriitols
Bile. lnpijt Der 2icdCsmp42dne fum
oas Sinh nit Rem 3rpeirao geraoc in
Dem 2(u5en6l;ds 5u iyau, ais cine Srolz
lepzGlr porb3i fubr. Die unQliidli4e
ijel uHter Die &ao2y Der Sar ul1o purbs
3ermllmt. Der Goo mar Elm dugenz
blidlj6sr. Ca5 Ajno bate por einigen
Iagsn 0d5 <sr61u5 perla1en, um
cine 5reunoin, 01mln8 Gumiue Dur
ceQ, ptl4a an Der Decatur StraBe
pobnt, gu btIuatn uno bort me6rere
Wofen 5u bltjbsn. 9sopr Dus RinD
Ieiusm 8uter ngebs po5l" idgte, 6utte
IS piaoerbolt Den 0unI9 dusgeIproz
1an, Elm 8icptle 81 6aiiBtn. 0r. 8drnss
mar anfGnglic6 r,c4t geneigt gtpeiep,
Dem &inoe ein9icu.l2 5u ijberllH5n, Oob
iblieBlj6 gllu6t3 er, DEM WldOd.u lei
nen Qie6lmgsnunIb nitt OtrIag2n 81
biirfen uno I4idte ibr ssitern Elm 8i@
cDcle. 1tarie md0ta iih R1dmittagS
auf, um oaFel6, SIT oarIud]eu. Sn ibrer
8aglsitung beFanO ii1 lire 6reunoin
Camille Purceu, ,6tlfUQ5 luf ejnem
8icDcle. Utarie 9lrn;5 mar ieooh
nod feline fertige 8icpcle=6l6rtrin, unO
ais t6r cine SroueDz&ur entgagen fam,
bate lie bas llr3liid, unter osren HGs
Der 5u falIen. 0ieIel6sn gir8sn ibr
I6er Den &opb 10 olB Da5 @ebirn na9
alien Seiten ipriBte. 9tjchttr 9eitler,
pel6er nitbt ipeit ppn Der Steue lpo6nt,
mo Du5 junge N}dOhen auf 10 ihredz
liC6e QBeiie feinen SOo iano, iibernu6m
ss, oem 9dter bes &inOes, nit fpel1em
er 6eTreunOet lit, Die Grluer6o:idaTt gu
hrin15u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09
1e nc Setmimd,une tn sSapam.

Ypfp91mu, s. SUI. - S6redz
!i9e 6ohTlut6en ba6en Die 9rGFetturz
8e3irfe SoDumu unb S6iga an Der
BtItfiifts Der 9luptinIel y}ipon (9onz
10y berpiItet. OreitauIenO Wo6n6duz
Ier Durosn ppn Den to6enben 8elpGiz
fern fo>igeIpiilt uno 3erit0rt. Die groB
Ter @arluIt an NenI6enls6en, lit nod
unbtturnt; man 61fjir6tet jeDo4, baB
er e5snio, ME unldngIt bsi Der SPRING
flutbt1taitrople auf Der NoroinIsl
0enp IeGr bebsuten0 III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09
Sic SURF ina betrunfeu setueicn Iein.

Bin { am t 0 n, N.zY., 8.syuli.
- 5rau Ra6el @Iiaa S6uriton, bic
oes Moroes an ibrsm 9attan syilmpre
angeflugt lit u1D gegen bic Seit,ns Der
SurD elm WaI6ripruA uuf S9uloiq
ein8ebra9t nuroe, bat our9 Ri6teT
f5orleas etng1 nauen 8rp3eB erpirtt.
S6r. 9lntpGlta fatten in bem 2lntroq
gu eir,nn n:uen Bro3eR eeltanb qez
ma6t, DaB Mital;2oer Der Surp, nacbz
Dem Der 5aQ iEnsn ii6eraa6sn mar, qeiz
itistn 8etrd1ten 8ugeIprp3ep 6dtten
uno iomit rift in Ger 2ane tpuren, elm
uRaHte4tbarss @er1itt G6augebsq. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09
9ur6 6oQtEon beTmaSsat.

8 ; 9 0 n, s. ,5uli. = Der nQlz
Ian St2te Cine "Gampfcr STATE Of
We6r1st1," Der an 26. SUM- Don Hepz
gorf a5fu6r, gsriet3 g.It:aa b:i osrSinz
f16rt in o:n Gtpos in 6ot8e 8erio3.ns
o;s Sttuars nit Dam Oor Qntar lieJen=
D:n 6ritiid:a 9r:eg55GifTs n9ioo", :i=
nan &r:u3er 5p:i!ar afafTe, in SoQiz
Tica. ge:0e 6a5r5eus' IinO 6sffdoigt;
FL jsbem osrI;l6ea Tino ein;gs YIatten
~, :, nriicfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09
siuaabme Der 9tebicud,en Sin.

2onDon8. 3uG. 0as 52rren=
E1us PaTiirts osItsrn Die 8is67au6ea=
Bill in Dr;tt;r Geiun3 NIT Dam 2lmenz
o:msnt, o1B p15 8eIeb I'm /. SanM1r
1897 in &rlTt trEtea ioQ. Sin Qmenz
r:ment oe5 8arca 9eri6sQ bon ben
2Y3cr1lsn, n.tta5 cine UtilOcrun9 Der
8ait;mmungsn 6s3Ugli6 Der Ginfubr
fe5.psdte, GpQr 0Or6er DtrporTsn NOR
O,r1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09
bic seid,e aufaef.tnoen.

8ergen, J{0rDe9en, 8. sui. =
Die 2ei6tn De5 .. ,. Oouman516en
G6spaarts aus NiipzYort, pelAe5 in
ainem 2lnoIee 3piI6sn 9OBpangen
uno Stal6sim burd Grtrinfen Ieinen
Sob gefunoen 6lt, lino 6i:r6sr ge6r16t
poroen. sic tparoen bier ein6dlI1mirt
uno nu3 gfspzYotf gs6rd6t petOsn,
Inn in bsimiider Groe Die leBte Ru3e
I'll f;r1hfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09

SUmml 36S j1S
2tbpscno warsn uno n9t Otfimmt babsn ,.
Der 8oriiber lieb bann nod ii6er
Ben WtaiDritGtsberi9t abittmmen unD
berielbe puroe angenommen.
Die permanente Srguntz
iatipn.
Der 9eri9t bes Gomite's fir per-
manente Srganiiatipn, pel9sr ben
Senator M6ite BON Galifornien ais
permanenten 8priiBer uno 9rn. Sbos.
Gpean bon Sbio als permanenten CT
fretdr empfie9t, tpurben ppm 9elegaten
sSinleD bon M}i4igan unter6reitet.
Sieier 9eriht fii6rte 5u teinen langen
@rDrterungen, glei6 Oemjenigen Des
gpmite's fir Wanoate, IonDern puroe
nit nur einigen untpeientli3en 8erGnz
berungen dngenommen. Gin aus ben
So. 5inlep BON Ohio, McG onneG BON
Slinois unb 8eit bon Wtiiouri be-
ite6enbes Gpmite tpurDe ernannt, Inn
ben Senator W6ite na9 Der SribIne
5u esfprtiren.
Senator 9aniel briidte, inoem er
ais prppiIorif9er 8priiBer 5uriidtrat,
Ieinen parmen 9ant fir bic ibm err
pieIene G6rs aus uno ftsllte bann 9rn.
Wbite, ieinen 9fo9folger, dls ben BIZ
itinguirten Senator BON @ulifornien
bor.
aebe bes permunenten8 9 Or
itbers.
Senator @6ite fugte, uls er bas
BrGiiOium iibernommen bate, er lei
entI6loiIen, alien 0elegaten abiolut
glei9e, gere6te 8ebanblung gu She'll
tperDen gu lufen. SeOe, Dor ben Gonz
pent fommenoe 6rage ioqe IorgfdItig
uno reifli9 erpogsn perOen, unO na9z
bem Der Gonbsnt Dunn feline Gnti4etz
oung barii6er a6gegeben babe, ioae
bie7e gntf9eioung fir ale pubre De-
mpfraten erpgiiltig fetn (9o6rufe).
nWir oifferiren pieaei6t," j" fubr Se=
nator @bite fort, sin pi6ttgen Sra
gen. Wir treffen uns in freunbI9aft=
li9em Wettitreit uno tragen Dor, mas
uns puITenb unb re9t erf9eint. 8ir
unterbreiten unIere Qnii6ten benz ur=
t6eil unirer 8arteigenohen unD 0ieiem
llrt6eil miiiIen mir uns unteriperfen.
@s 6leiben leioer i'm 2eben piele unIrer
9offnungen unperlpirtli6t. 8iele
MGnner, bic 6erpprrugenDe Steaungen
einna6men, peri4pinben in ieoem
Sabre aus Der Seffentli9feit. Mun9e
9erat6en in 8srge1enbeit, anbere tper=
ben na9 ienem 2anoe a66erufen, bon
beHen @eItuDe nod niemals Elm &eiIen=
Der 3uriidgefebrt lit. Die Oemofratiz
i9e Yartei iebp6 ipirb ni9t iterben,
ielbit nu9Dem mir Q[Is gu le6en aufgez
Fort 6uben (appluus). Ra9bem Die
Oifferen5en, bic CUR 3eit bier unisre
2lufmerfiamteit bei4Gftigen, Der
@eltqei9i9te eirberleibt porben iinb,
bann tpirb bic oemotratti6e 9artei, bic
Siiterin Der He6te bes 8plfes, gum
Segen Der Msni66eit nod ldnge fort
6eite6en. Mein G6rgei5 unb Der Guriee
eriItirt nur fir ben Qugenblid. Sb IS
mir gelingt, ober ob eg Gu9 gelingt,
meine ober Cure Qniidten burdbrin=
gen gu laien, ideint CUR 3eit BON tpeit=
traqenber Wi6tigfeit, aGein in Der 3uz
funft tpiro uns bteieSa6e gang anoers
Dorfommen. Sn bieIer Rut6sosr=
iammlung Iudt Die bemotrattT6e par=
tel cine Hs9tferttsung ibrsr griitena.
Ods 9plf ertpartet DON uns bic 8e<
+ri9tisuns bss i6u 5uesfiisten llnre9ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-09

U}an gs6rau8e GuonaD's Reab4
3eljef Bel Den eriten 4n3ei4en DON
S6mer5en ooer lle6eI6efinOen; tpenn
l1nippbliein posr 8rantbeit im 4nz
au9e lit, piro bic 0eilung Ooll5oger
iein, e6e Der 6ausar3t gepO6nliA bas
6aus erreidt bat.
81. ~, f5t;ur,ft,u - 4,ru.r,ru in .irsr big "a
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Ser Grfols lit tmmer erfoIercid,.

8ien, 8. Suli, - 8if4Df DON'T
MD Gang Oon 8plOBOdr llng1rn, DtIz
I,n @aruatreuun3 oon &irdengelOern
geItarr gomsIoet puroe, gi6t 81, 0aB er
ols 8slo 81 8DrienTpetu,1tionen Derz
psnost, fiiJt' abr gu, D1B er bierbur4
Ridts perlpren, Iono:rT i'm 8:8ent5sil
cine 6a.be U}iGion 8uloan getponnen
f16s. Silt cisIer M}itt6eilung I6einsn
Die 6errsn Don Der Sisbenbiirger 8ez
n:rulIDnoce pie Sran8attion bes 8iz
idof5 in einsm gang anosrem 2i4te 81
betrdhten.
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llnIere Mrtiaeriiten.
Auf 2selltdj Gei Der &ont9tit.
Sic ,perocn ia 2Stn0inr inipt5trt
ituo fetirt.

RusIanr anscblitb I'm Sesrihc. eiH e'ridfoaS
rerrad, Greta III icneen.-Sie SpefuIatio'
ner ess @iid,pfs zani i'll 9plpa"or. lin
saru. nabmcm cincn un9eprhnid,sn Ser'
Iauf.-@eitcrcs ibrr rGs trasiicbc Sdieial
res Gbcpaars goumanS in Siorpesrn.
0onopn, 8. SyuG. - Die auf Be-
IuA fer ang:tommen2n Wiigli'cfr Der
oQtntient ano 6naor1bIe 2lr5ill:rp" bon
Bolton murI4irtsn fsute nit 6abn:n
lpno WGuIit n16 Dam Wa!trlop : 8dbn@
hofs uno puroIn urtsr;peg5 alent31l@
ZEN ourh ;6ofrufe f;JriiBt. Die &d>
pelIe Der 2nnoouer y6raonl6le 4rtiIz
lern" 3o1 IN iGrar tSpibe undSdn 0an@
6jg3, Der Sb?rItlieutenuni ienasSorp5,
oa6 Dan umerifaniIh:n &amer1o:n o15
@sIeits. 81 0inoIor an8slpmmsrI
ipurben bic 9p5tpner Our9 Den U}aDor,
Die W6itgEgoer oe5 'Stactrdtb5 uno eine
@6rsH.pa9s empf1n8an. ySah Der Sez
piLItommnung marIfirtsn lie nab
Dem S8loife, lpp Iie ppn Der SDni9tn
iaIpiSirt puroen. Sic na9men bier
1qIf eintn 2ym6iB in Der Oranaerie 3u
ii6 uuo puroen olnn bur6 Die Sta1ts=
gsmG6er oes S9tofTes gsfii6rt. lin
3 ltbr Nd6nittag5 fsbrten 'i' n14 Dem
8abnboFe 5uriid. Der gun3e QBeJ
pom S6lofe oort6in mar nit 6abn2n
osIhmiift, uno uuF Dam RatbbuuIe
!pe6ten Die 'Sternan uno Streifen.
6r. 56os. s. 8op1rD, Der dmaftt1z
n:I6s 8cIanots, unO Ieins Satin paz
r,n bsi Der SnIpsttion Der 4rIiaeriIten
0urb bic R0nigin anspeieno. Sic blat=
BEN big morgen ais 9GIte Der &Dnlgm
inn S6lofe.
Na6 Der Syrfp2ttiorl 5u 8in0Ior emz
pf1ng bic 8Dnigin Die goItoner 8iirs
gerIolO1ttn auf DER SerrliIe uno EsB
iih ban O6erIten uno 2loiutanten oerz
iel6en oorItellen. Sic ertldrte, es fl6e
i6r groBss 8er3niigtn genaft oaS
Gprps gu Ieben, u!o hpfFe, odB Die
3rur oeIIeI6en in GrgIlno eine an9'z
ne6me Iein apsuoe. Die &0nigin unttrz
belt 5ic6 audi nit Dem @eTanotsn 9apz
uro. DSis LAB IndbrenO Der Repiie in
elmer &utT6s, pel6e Iie niht perlieB.
9rin8eTin 5tieosu;de Don 91nnoper
uno mt6rsra 0ofoamsn lsiItetsn t9r8ez
fellIdIaft.
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Gin rufTI6eS 0eI6,uaoer na@Greta
bcur0cct.

8erIin 8. 9Suii. - 8roBes &ufz
Iebsn 6arr76t i'm 6jeIigen Q(ustpGrti8en
lln1ta ii6et Die Ia9ridt, OaB RuBlanO
elm na1 Gret1 btItimmte5 8eI6Daoer
1e.fertiQ ma6t. G5 psrlautet, oaB
0.usI6L1no uno Stllien oufiir ei1l3ez
nommen iino, SeIterrei1 nit Der 8erz
pdltung Der Sniel gu 6etrauen, ab'r
tas Dienar &utinat Itrdubt ii6 Dagee
gen, peil IS fiir9tet, nit 6rantrsi4 in
Gonflift gu gerat6en. &ai!Ir Wilbelm
iel6It fol, uts sr iih 3uIeBt ii6sr biz
sSruga GuBerte, nod llflIdliiiIig odriiz
Der geiptIen Iein, o6 sr feinea GinfMB
gu 8uniten Oe5terrei6'5 oOer 9tuBz
l1no's gelteno ma6en iolIte, 0a er be-
ItrGbt hit, be;oer Snterefen gu f0uoern.
Gr mar enti6ieben olge5en, gngIanO
gu unterifiBen, ou 5obn 8un bereits
Dan fetteIten 9ifen 6es pttomaniiden
Rei6ss - Ggppten - in 6dnoen bdlt.
SJs lit offanbar, baB teine Otr N}d6te
8te6rtuno cine Gbance 81 geben gez
piIt lit, Oa, mus ospartige Experiments
unbetrifft, Die 3sitgen0hii6e 8eI6iAte
Ser6ien's uno 3umdnisn'5 Den NGhz
ten eins niht 10 balo gu Oergefer0e
Qehre ertheiIt.
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IFaIaria in feinsn psrisbteeensn 9eftaIten
acbeilt une perbutst.

Gs oi,s. t,in @,ilmittd in Der gBtlt oas disbsr
urS gpcdiafi,btr uuO ale dnocrtu molartben. bis
lbi,n uno fouteen Slider 70 'ai5 b'lt ME Ut oF
pop's eqDpGtlitf i'm Ytrsin init Vt %
tpap's BjlIeH.
JRsii.no, ioltsu tets eiut Glai3; &abDao's Rsrs
bp 9R,litf nit fi6 inJriu 6lnss 1rcpten IN a9dis
fer ptrotn Grartbtt ooer Esamrotn' ipa@t onr@
p,u gacdicl i'm gpaTtr mtttbcJ, Oerbhten. ais elm
ctimnlautium 1T 3 iraaiCHam SrnHOD OOsE
gitttrs por5uIitbtn.
Qreis SOC. pro 6aI5s. - 81 Bab:n bti aGen GSSs
tbsttrH.