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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27
EXODUS OF DUNKERS.
Thousands of Them Settling in
North Dakota.
Leaving Their Homes ia the East for
Broader Farms on the Prairies.

IA great exodus Of Dunzers is taking
place. Thousands of members Of this
peculiar sect are leaving the long estab-
lIshed Bunker settlements in Virginia,
West Virginia, Tennessee, PennsyI-
vania. Indiana and Ohio. They are GO
ing to the far northwest, to North Da-
kOta, where there is lots Of room fOE
them and for the big families of little
Dunkers who are growing up to be full
6edged brethren and sisters.
This movement is one Of the largest
that has been seen in this country for
years. Long trains. the cars filed with
Dunkers and their goods, have been on
the move during the past week or two,
and they viii soon be settled in that
great state, which is much in need of
Just such inhabitants.
Because the old settlements had be-
come crowded is the reason for this
hegira. When land becomes valuable
and scarce and the bunker can see no
prospects for his many children, then he
moves The present exodus, which is
the second within the last three years,
was arranged for long in advance by
the elders and bishops Of the church.
They went out as Investigators and
picked out that part Of the state known
as the Devils Lake country and the
Red River valley.
Six counties were selected for settle
ment, and then the word was passed
around in the old colonies that a chosen
land had been found. Tt needed only
the word Of the church leaders to con
vince the brethren that the move would
be q good one in the end The promise
Of plenty of land, to be bought of the
government at very moderate prices,
was sufficient for the bunker, whose
fondest earthly hope is to own a big
farm, on which he may build himself
substantial and comfortable home, with
big, ample barns, and to collect around
him on other farms his sons and daugh-
ters who have grown up and married
A peculiar people are these Dunkers,
who have such faith in their church Of
fcials. Their own name for their re-
ligion is the Church Of tho Brethren,
but they are variously called Thinkers OF
Dunkers-often incorrectly written
Dunkards-and German Baptists. The
common appelIation is 3 corruption Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27
SUIT AGAINST e4COIN.',
Accused of Not Paying for Fireworks
IN Ogden.


Chicago, April 27.-There is a suit
against Coin" Harvey. 1t is alleged
he has failed tc pay bill for fireworks
and the men who made a pyrotechnfc
display in his honor have sued him. It
all happened this way:
Harvey was out in ogden, Utah, in
July, 1880, and there was a carnival in
the town.
The Rex Order and Monte Cristo
Pro Bono Publico'' was the name Of the
organization that had the advertising
of ogden in hand, and it had an i'm
mense parade in the evening Harvey
occupied one of the carriages and he
contracted for hundreds of dollars
worth Of fireworks, so the owners Of
the rockets declare, and told them that
they should watch till his carriage
came along and then discharge
all the big bengolas and Roman
candles oyer his head. He was all
alone in the carriage. It would have
been a good thing
But the man in charge of the special
display neglected to see Harvey when
he came past and missed his Opportun-
lty. Another carriage came Harvey
was gone, and would not come back
again So the man did the best he
could He fired the works and the sky
Hamed in honor of another man.
Harvey, it is said, refused to pay.
and the California Fireworks COMPANY
has brought suit against the founder
of the financial "schooI'' in the fourth
judicial district court of Utah. The
company claims S7S9.95.
The use Of Halls Hair Remover pro
notes the growth of the hair, and re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27
EXCURSION.

Home-Seekers' Excursion Via Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway.
From all stations
in Kansas
To all stations in Arkansas
Indian Territory,
Texas and Southern Missouri
Rate. One fare plus 81 for
the round trip,
minimum rate ST.
Date of sale: April 7ths
April 21sts
May 5th.
For further information call on near
est Missouri Pacific ticket agent. or
Write. H. C. TOW NSEND
G. p. & T. a
St. Louis, Mo.
r. E. NIPPS. Agent.
Topeka. Kansas.
Renew your mortgage through Saw
ings and Loan association, Sixth and
Kansas avenue.
Bremner's Saratoga FIakes-Light,
crisp, delicious and wholesome.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

o. A. Glass Of Denver, was in the city
Mrs. Kizzie z. Wooster of Sauna, is
a city visitor.
Mr.. owen Cope has returned from
Merlden, where he has been visiting
friends.
A. @. Rorabaugh has gone to st. Lou
IS on a business trip. His brother will
return with him.
Harry Bolten has gone to Ration. N
M. to remain. He viii be in the en-
pIoy Of the Santa F'e there.
Pure Pennsylvania bucl1wheat -four
and Canadian maple syrup at j. h
HeIler's 1902 North Kansas avenue, gro
Gerry and meat market.
Items and advertisements for the
Journal should be left at the drug
store of A. ]. Kane & Co, $50 N. kan
sas avenue.
Go to Drs. Lyon & Reynolds for best
set Of teeth on rubber or ceuuIoid base,
IS; 22k gold crowns, s.. 632 North kan
sas avenue, Topeka
The Old Folks high FIVE club was en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. H l.. Dun
lap. Tt was the last meeting of the
season.
Mrs. s. T Fulton Of Kansas city.
spent Sunday with relatives.
H. A. French visited Manhattan
friends over sunday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

We do mending and sew on buttons
free Of charge. Peerless steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

Try US on collars. We can make them
1l2 and ia w. 8th st. Phone 332.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

Ladies' shirt waists Numbered so that
the cOlors viii not fade BIZ Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia w sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27
Min eraI water.

The finest in the west Come and try it
j. w. PHILLIPS. 6f2 w. Eighth Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

The use Of Halls Hair Remover pro
notes the growth of the hair. and re-
stores its natural color and beauty.
frees the scalp of dandruff, letter and
ali impurities
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

Bremner's Saratoga FIakes-Light
crisp, delicious and wholesome.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-27

Great bargains In everything in the
Musical Line. All Musical Instru-
ments at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
SIN Saunc nes syeuer, Samnns.

Die bcrcits am Iestcn Samifa9 pom elmer oer'
beerenseH Iruer8brunif beimseiuc,te Itart
SrtppltsGreef, GrIp., fpire Sum srnsten
1bsl ctnsedfd,ert. - ncbe- tGTicue Serics
men pbradIps. - S2.OOO.0OO Sebaetn.
Der sanSc Sutufrittbsl ser Staet IN
srmmmcrn.-9Sanif inter Ger Seprlf:rnns.
Sraneffftuus prr permutbrt. - Srei
9eripnen fameu um's ecben; 'ablrsid'e
@erIestc.-5 5icbe eridbofTen. - 20 6euer'
prbrieutr perIeet.
GrtppIeGrsef, Gol., %. Iprtl.
- Cine 5psite risTige 5sucrsbruait,
psl6er Gtgentbum i'm Wert6e bon iibsr
5pei Ntillionen Dollars uno cine Qnz
3dbl Nteni6enleben gum Spfer fielen,
fu3te beute oieIe in leBter 3sit pom
1ngIiid 10 i9lper betroffsns Stdot
beim. Solpeit, ipie big ieBt feitgeitsllt
perban tonnte, iinb brei Nann um's
2eben gefommen unb annGberno 20
perlpnen I9per perleBt. lleber tauieno
PeriOnen Iino obba6los uno untsr ben
9ei9Gftsleuten unb @ebduDebeiiBern,
oeren gum grDBten She'll ungeniigeno
oosr gag nicat perii4erts 9abe our9 bic
Jlummen 3sritDrt tpur0e, herrI4t cine
unbtiGreibli9e 9luIre9ung.
Wiappr Steele 6ut bic benu6burten
Srtf9aften telegrapbiI4 um 9Ulfe err
1u6t. 9lIss, mas bon Der StaDt no9
iibrig lit, lit Die 9lltTtaot uno einige SER
Itreute 9Guier in Der Ha6baridaft, To-
pie Weit=GripplezGr:et, Elm tleiner
9prort. Sdmmtli6e iubitantieQen 8ez
ihdftsbduier, ob aus 3iegel oosr 9ol3
erbaut, Die gr0beren 9otel5, 8iireuurz
8sbduoe unb Die Before &laiIe Der Rez
tailz9ei6dfte 7ino Gin Hau6 Der Slam
men geporoen. 9dn3e Sduierreiben
tpurDen nit 9Dnamit Demolirt, um
pom0gli4 oumit Die 6lummen ein5uz
i6rGnten.
9as SSeuer, pel6es un5peifel6dft
bur6 SranoItifter peruria4t Duroe,
fling in n8ortlunos9otel" an uno
breitete iid, ou CUR 3eit Elm itarter
Bino pebte, nit unbei6reibIi6er
S9neliefeit iiber Die 9an5e Ra6barz
I6aft uus. 9u ii9 bic 9eipobner nod
ni9t pon Dem leBten S4reden, pelderl
bic 6eusrsbrunit pom leBten S1mitag
CUR 5olge bate, er6olt batten, 10 entz
itanb slei4 eiRe Banit unter Der Be-
poIferung, Elm llmitano, Der 5ielbez
ipuBtes 0anOeln CUR nnm0gli6teit
ma6te. lin 4 ubr itQno betnub. Die
gan3e Staot in Tlammsn.
Die 2iite Der 8eI6dftsbGuier, Die
our6 bic 6lumnsn aerit0rt tpuroen,
ent6Glt beinabe ieoes 9eIfdft BON 8ez
oeutung in Der Stabt. Oils am 9lbenb
Die 6lummen dnTingen, dus3uiterben,
be9annen bic 8eipohner erit i6re fritz
I6e Gage ein3uie6en. 2l[les elite loz
ounn ben ppm6euer unperiebrten 9Guz
fern gu, nm ppnDqli9 llntertunft gu
finosn. 6unoerte a6er paren erfpl8s
los uno miihen Die Naht i'm SSreien
5ubringen. g5 itellte iih beute 4benc
beraus, baB flint 0ie6e, lpel4e Die pa
nif unter Der Sep0lterunQ gum Qusz
pliinbern BON perlafenen Wpbnitdtten
benubten, Bel Der Shat erfpiI6t uni
tur5neg erI6oHen ipuroen.
g2i9t tpeniger, dlS 25 SFeuertpe6rz
leuis fpuroen i'm 9erldufe Des Sa9es
perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Bonn {nne iiberrai1t.

Nepzyorf, 80. 4pril. - Boot
leute fanbsn seitsrn i'm SurIemzRioer
om sSube Der Qlncolnzapenue bic be-
reits tart in 8eripsiuns iibergeeansez
ne 2ei6e zines Mannes, pel6er an
i6eineno elm .Shiffsperluoer pber9eiz
ger ouf sinsm Oampfboot mar, uno
bradten iis na9 Der Morsue. Die cine
5anb bes Sobten bielt Elm gut semii6z
tes Spiel 3arten feit umtlammert,
unb bieraus f6lNBt man, bab er bei'm
@pielen in's Wui1er itiir5te unb gang
pl0bli6 feintn Sob fanb. Der Mann
mar unsefdbr 80 Sabre alt 5 SUB 9
3on erob. pos 16O gfunb, bate
braunes 5aar. einen fleinen Sanurr=
bart urb quite 3dbne uub trus einen
ueberaieber dus billieem blauen Stoff,
einen boppelbriiitisen idpar5sn Gbe,
biot Gadrod, grdue Weie, i6ipdrae
8einfleioer, blauen tponenen Speater,
araues tponenss llster5sug. braune
SDdsn unb S4niirl4uRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Aus unlfrer grfrigtn 9. Mor9en-
eAusaabs.
StaSt Baltimore.

Die Repu6Ittanertn 6 M
berl a n b 6aben folgenbes Sifet mo-
mintrt: fir Mapor - Sobn SO.
George; fir StabtzGlerf = @alter
9. GIurt; fir StaOtrat6sz zMitglieOsr
= 8. 6. 9e66art, Robert S6riDer,
Sob. $. 5ol8Ibu; 5bos. Scooter uno
Samss Gonpup. Die 0a6l finbet am
Is. Mai itatt.
6iir's 2eben bereiut. -
Sr. Wiliam D. Burroughs, Elm Be-
ri6teritatter bes n6eralo, i6loB ge=
tern nit Sri. sSsnnie Gertrude Simps
ion ben 8unb fiir's 2eben in Der Wobz
nung Der Neuttar Der 9raut, Nr. 716,
NorbzMountzStrabs. puItor 6. s..
Robbins bon Der SultonzQOenuez
pres6Dtertunerz&irhe po13og Die betz
lies 9anblung. Sas iunge gadr
nd6m bic beiten Wuni9e uno Diele 9e=
i9ente Der 9efannten II. Ssreunbe entz
gegen unD trat na4 Der Srduung cine
Reiie mad bem ToIbsn at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01

Ger y@ ougb itr1Ben 2ei6s
uno Sparp ereIu" 5jelt ueitern
g(bero i'm 2ptale os@ j,rn. Sleinrid1
Sinq, Gte @pu96= IND CuraamItruz
be, ieine Domination pcn 8eamten
uno 9ireftoren ab. Die @a5. finoet
ndhfte @o1e itatt.
Die piertdqiqe Hcicr beg
25zjG6rigen Subildum3 Der Gutatos
9lacez8uptiIterfirt,e fam o,Iteru
9l6ano gum NbIdluNs. Cts gsitriqe
75eier mar iebr einfahsr Hlmy, osnz
nod battan Iih Die M}itoli,oer Der @es
meinoe in GROCER 3ah. ejrgsFunoen.
Oidfon 6iram 8ooo5 o,rlcs cine 2ln.
5abl 8lutpunIhIbreiben Don QerIo<
nen, tpeI6e perbinoert Ipdy2n, p9rI0nlicb
an Der 6eier She'll 3u ntbmen. Qaitor
;5ranflin Wilion bieIt sine 2(nIprl9e
an Die 2lutpeFenoen iiber 0l5 I9emu:
rsSn Die 3ufunft blideno."
Der nYenniDlpdniuz2( uz2(pe.s
8uuz unb Spurpcrein" err
pG6lte in ieiner an OjenItoJ 9(6,no
Ituttaebabten 0arIlmmlunQ Die FolQens
ben 9eamtsH: SO. Subn 8it6 QrGIis
bent, SSoiepb 2lrmiqer Setretar, @uIdu
9I14el ShaBmsiIter, Qpujs M}cner,
8ep. 6uifel, 6run3 W}sner, 8corQ u.
8ith, &. Giomann, Wturtin I}inael,
g(oolpb Winn;l unD @arrp Ghlsn; Icrs
ner al8 8ereins= =2lnpalt 6rn. Robert
2eah, Jun. Die Wu6l eine5 8ictz Qrds
fioenten puroe bis sum nd,tIten 0i2ns
Itag 9l6eno 3uriidqelegt. f0ar Gercju
6aItabt lett 13 SabrenJ 3d5lt an 300
W}itgIieoer uno bsfinoet fid in bliibans
Den @erbdltniiien.
Qlus BAL m o : e=6 II Il tn. -
Sr. Sobn g. GuIor, Stdat8anpaIE
BON 9altimorszGountn, bat an oi;
9iirqer oes @puntn5 einen 2lppeu er4
luiIen, in pel6em er fie crmabnt, treus
8iirger gu iein uno oa5 Sonntag5geIaa
etn3ubulten. Sa Dem Girtular mu6s
sr buruuf aufmertIam, Dab Die Sonns
tuQ8geIeBe itrift bur6gefii6rt perosr
Iolen, Iotpeit Der Stuatsanpult etpu5
oamit gu tbun babe. Sn @irtbIdofa
ten, pdrfen unb Glu65 iouten an
Sonntugen feline 9eiiti9sn@etrGnte per-
fault, nod peri6Gntt perocn. 2lu9
empfis6lt Der Stuatsanpalt Die @erz
mebrung Der 9oIi3eiforce beg GOuntps.
- Die Gountp=GommiIdre babsu
bic 96f6GBunq oeS 9eIiBtbum5 DON
g. 6ellooorfsr's S06nen in Carton
BON $4,000 auf $4,000 erb0bt; Die
Der QGnoereien bon 9ottlieb Stenge[
auf $75 prp older, uno bieienige Der
Cumberland 9ugaa's 2dnbereien DON
$3.50 auf $3.50 pro 2lder.
- Die GommihGre BON 8altimore4
GountD baben 9rn. Sobn 8. Rihuroz
ion gum Ypli3eiribter in Der Yoli3eta
Itatipn gu canton erndnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Nr&inleh'sIn IN Springfield, Sls.
Der ssapoIepn pon Ohio rptrft etnen anseren
eiebIinssfobn nieesr. - Senator Sunpm
tbeilt taS Sd,ieffaI Reee's In Bermpnt.

fbetlt eaS Sd,tdfal Reee's In Sermpnt
Springfielo. Su., 80. Ipril.
Die republitanii6sStaats
@onoention 9sitern einen Sj6eil Der
Tomtnationen unb Die Yfattform gez
ma6t bate, iebts man beuts, na9oem
bie gan3e Ru9t binour9 gapdbIt uno
searbeitet 4pornen mar, bieNrbsit fort.
Sn Der Wd6rungsfrage iiestsn Die
SutgetOleute, 2ebtsre freili9 erit in
Solge bes uebsrseipi9tss Der Gut
eeloleute i'm pluttform 2lusI6ub,
n16oem nod Der Gonpsrts 8oritz
benoe gu einem rStra3pols" 9srat6sn
batte. Na4oem bsute nod bic iiori@
gen Nominationan fir Die Std1tsz
dmter erlsoigt fparen, fam Der 9auptz
tampf, Der idon felt Mittpoa uno
tpabrideinli9 piel ldnesr i'm 9e9aiz
men se1pielt battle, bic Snitruttion fir
bic Delegation nu6 ct. 2ouis. CT
nator Gullom, Elm SuBenonanih Der
gsrp06nliHIten Sorte, fat eine tleine
Qebnli6teit nit 2ineoln uno er bilosz
te iid Elm. in 5olge osiisn prGitoent
nsroen gu t0nnen; Ieine 2ln6Gnger ar
beiteten eifrig ubsr es 6ulf ni4ts,
Mt8inleb's 6reurpe 6atten nod eff
rigsr gearbeitet uno nu6 einem ldn9ez
rem Sample tpuroen bic Selegaten
unter unge9eurem gnr6uii iilsmus fir
Mc3inleh inItruirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Veue Graitprnbe.
Die Epreerunsen eer 2trafcnbabuzSeefeuf
ten abseipieicn. - Gin StriRr.Seibluk. -

ten abs.pteien. - Gin Strife.Seid,lus. ~
Y6ilabelpbiu, %. Qpril. -
Die unterbanolungen 3tpiI6en ben 5ur
Union geb0rigen StruBenbubnz8eoienz
iteten unb Der 8etrieb5lsitung Der
Union Sraction 60" baben ii6 ser
I9lagen. Sin Gomite Der 8a6nleute
unterbreitete geItern Dem Direttorenz
rat6 nod einmal bic Wiinl9e uno 5orz
berungen Der un3ufrieoenen IngeIte[lz
ten, er6ielt a6er runbpeg einen dbtpeiz
ienben gei9sib. Die Gretutioe Der
rNmalgumuteD Qfiociution" trut bunn
iofort gu einem nSrie9srat9" 5hiumz
men unb beI6loB, morgen friib I'm 4
uhr auf Idmmtli9en 9abnlinien Der
Union 9raction Co." einen Strife
ourheufiibren. 9luF 6eioen Seiten ion
ihon lange cine iol4e neue 9raftprobe
als unpermeibli6 bprdusgeie6en NOR
ben feien. Die 8etriebsleitung bat, fpie
es 6eibt, eine NuiIe neuer 2eute in alIer
Stille suIdmmenge6ra4t uno audi 100
9intertonz0etettip5 gum S6uBe bon
Qeben unb gigentbum ungetporben.
OFn in Gubn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Snnflidlrr Stllri

G9icago, %. Qpril. = Dor ben
2(ugen bon 9unoertsn erI6radter
Msniden fiel Qouis QarIon geItern
pom fiinf3e6nten Stoftpert bss Olo
GolonD 9ebGuDes an Der Gde Der
0e1rbornz unb Ban 9urenitrdBe. DIS
formloIe W2aiIe Ianoete er uuf oem
5rottoir. 2urIon bate Die 5eniter
genai9en unb Die n0t6igen 8orIi6tsz
mabreoe(n unterlaiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
VartS oer ndd1ife Shanplab bet
oIpmpiid,ett SpieIe.

2onoon, 80. Npril. - Wie Gourz
bertin, prdfoent bss interndtionulen
Gomite's fir bic plnmpii9en Spiele.
ben Shines" i9reibt, perben bic
Spisls i'm Sabre 1900 in 9aris ubgez
6ulten tperbsn. Sir oas Sabr 1904
pirD Dds Gonlite iia nod 5pii9sn
NstpzYorf, Berlin uno Stodbplm entz
i6eioen. Die uripriineIt9e Soee, bic
Spiele on peri6iebenen plGBen Der
WeGt gu peranItalten, ion feitgebalten
tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01

6tia.s @efeebt nit aufrIbreriidbsn Ginsebores
nen. - Smei Cfi1,iere uns pier solsaten
fallen.
2pnbon, %. Qpril. - ginen
tbeuer ertuuften Sies 6uben bic
0eutIaen segen bic aufriibrerii6en
Ginssborenen i'm Oamaraluno oaoon
sstrasen, mo nu6e benz britiI4en 9ez
biete so beutide Solbaten Dpn 600
Wilbsn anssgriffen nurbsn. Die Gin
eeborenen, pel6e BON britiiben unb
pprtusieitI9en 9GnDlern nit mooerz
nen Waffsn perieben tparsn, tpuroen
na9 beiBem 9efe4t 81 paoren 9etriez
ben, aber 5tpsi Dsuti4e Sffi3isre, Ruz
mems 2ampe uno S6mibt. urb bier
Solbaten bIieben uls 2ei9en auf bem
Sh[d6htfe[be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
GnaIano ,tno @auptc,.

2ono On, 80. Ipril. - Sm CO.
bent 9arben Opera 9ouis fanb geitern
Ra9mittag oi. r9rano 9abitution"
Der primroisz2iea itatt, gu pelfsr ii9
Elm iebr 5ablreides biItinguirtes pubz
litum ein9efunben bate. 6auptrsoner
bes Sages mar Der Yrsmisrminiiter
Marquis bon Salisburp. Sn 8e5ug
auf Die umGnoerung Der segen Die bier
5ii6rer bes Sobannes6urger Reformz
Gonrite's erfloIenen Sobesurt6sile err
tlGrte Der Reonar, er lei BON lnFang
an Der lle6er5eugung gepsIen. oaBprGz
fioent &riiser bon benz 3uful, ipel4er
ibm politi56e 9sgner in bic 9dnoe gez
liefert babe, feinen unipiirbigsn &C.
brau9 MAIDEN tpiiros. Sm psitsren
9srlaufe ieinsrHeoe eripd6nte 2orbSa=
lis6urp audi bic 0ongolazGrpeoitiun
un btpies ouruuf bin, oaB oieIelbe az
lerotnss i'm 4uslanbe beftig getubelt
porbsn pdre. nabsr," fiigts Der qrez
mierminiiter bin3u, ntpir 9aben bie9er=
pfli9tung, GgDpten BON bem 5lu6
fortlpdbrenbar rduberiIfer GinfdQe 5u
befreien, uno mir erfuqen baber nit Der
Expedition MIR cine Der srlten uno
bringenoiten 8erpfli6tung.n, pelds
mir ienem 2dnbe i6uloiq ftno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
@n 1T Gubn !
Seine spur Don sem surd,ssbrannt.n MAILER.

ct. 2ouis, 90. 9lpril. - Die
g1u9forI6ungen nu4 Dem 8er6lei6 bes
bur9gsbrannten 4genten uno Wfatlers
Charles &ubn ba6en nod gu teinem
@rgetniB gefiibrt. Seine @ldu6i9er,
meiitens .fleins 2eute," Die inn ibr
iauer erfpartes @eIO anOertruut batz
ten, peroen 2[qes berlieren. Sel6It
feline 8aI9fruu bat 8ubn I'M $500
an3upumpen gepuBt. Der 8eiammtz
betrag Der binterlafenenS4ulo tpirb
uuf $4,000 bereAnet. Mun bsrmuz
t6et, baB Der 8etriiger Ti4 nu4 Sub=
dmerifa geflii4tst bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Gus Der yuubesbauptifabt,
iluiere 6pISrtfcrps.

8afbington, 20. 2tpril. -
Nmtli8sr 2lngube 3ufolge betrug Bel
S4lub Der beutigen 8eI6Gftsitunoen
Die 9oloreierbe oes S6uBamte5
S125. .7O5. .6O7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
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@infam 5apIor's Siibnc. - Or bIft eie Gr
mursuns Der 6amiIic Weccfs am 6alscn.


GarroIlton, Wo., 80. 9lprtl.
- Billium SuDlor ipurDe 6eute bier
pegen @rmorbungoer 5umilie Mesfs
ge6dngt. 3t9n Minuten Dor II llbr
CAB 8ater 8enneoD 5aDlor ein 9ruz
5ifirin bic 9ano unD pdnn begann Der
Sang nu4 Dem @algsn. Cine Inz
5a6l tutbplii9er 9aman folgte Dem
5ooss GanOiodten uno betsts fir
oehen Ssslsnbsil. SaDlor i6ritt fsit
uno nlutbis bubin unb als er bic
9ldttfOrm oss 9dlsens srrei9t, nun
Den i6m bic 8sine 5uTammengebunz
ben. 9eu3oem 5aplor bas f9m bon
oem Prieiter porse9altene &ru5ifjr
gsfiibt bate, CUB Der 59eriff ous3eiz
den uno glei9 oarauf itiir5te Der S0rz
per lbss M0roers our9 bic Jaqtbiirs.
gtpa na9 8erluuf bon ae9n Minutsn
ertldrten oIe Ier5ts, oab Suplor's 8ez
mid 9sbro6en uno er tpot lei. Jrdu
Msets un'o ibr tleirer So6n tparan
3eugan Der Gretution. @9e Saplor
ben Gang 5um@algsn autrat, bsbaupz
tete er no6mals, oab er uni6uloig lei.
Sas 8erbrs6en, fir lpel6ss Slplor
am 9dlgsn biiBte, mar bic am 2lbeno
oes II. W}ui 1894 begungene Grmorz
Dung Don Gus. Meefs, isiner Satin
uno Der 5psi fleinsn 8inber oerIel6an.
8eorge Saplor, n8iu's" 9ruoer,
ioIte gu glei9er 3eit NIT ieinem Brit
Der gebdngt 1peroen, enttdm ieoo9 aus
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le pes@ountps gu bege6en, 5uglei3 Derz
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Den. 2lm nd6iten Morgen tDuroen Die
2sihsn bon bier Mitglie0srn Der J1z
mi.ie unter sinem 9suI4o6sr ouf 0eo.
Suplor's Surm liegsno aufgeTunoan.
Der 7 Sabre ulten 5o4ter Der 5rau
Weets lit ss gu 0sroanten, odB Die
9sbr. Saplor mebrere Suge ipdter
untsr Der Intlage, ben Wor0 6egan9en
81 9d6en, per6uftet lpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Greoits2sriefe fir 2seifenhe.

98ir p.ruusqabtn Gr.o t=9ri.ft Der
$40 Srerel & Is o., oui bic So. :. 3. R or-
q al & 6 O., or o n. uuo $50. Ol q
ioarits & 6 o.. 9aris, laut.no, ptrpsr. car
in alien 5b.ilsn Der g9st.
Subaber pteisr Gr.ot=griefe forv:6 ibr, Gprre=
ipoRo.uBtu bic oben Qsnanut-.. 9anfitrs aoreif=
rem, uno irgeno ne!be nofLa.rHoiec Iuimertiamfet
ipiro benltIb,n ftst5 spr:6nnot
Idb:rs Nustuntt Dro aui Radfras, ,rtb,ift.
gStiion, GuIiton s Co,
(1o2-6D Pantiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01

- Srau S6os. 8ailep unb beren
Is eSabr alte So9ter 1puroen 6eute
in ibrsr Wobnung gu Ruleisb, R.zG,
bur9 etnen 8liBitrabl setootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
Sekt pfontaltd3e s. uneit."

Berlin, 90. Qpril. - Die yHorbz
beutfhs 9lIesmeine 3situns" tbeilt
nit, bab &aiier Wil6elm BEN 5iiriten
5erbinanb BON 8ulsarisn ben Sitel
raOnisli6e 9obeit" perlie6en babe.
Shis nbsionbere gbrs" babe Der Siirit
Dem llmftdnbe 81 Derbanten, baB er
ieBt bon ben Md9ten ols legitimer
9srrI9er onertunnt porben ift.
Ten Sooe perfauen.
Comb n, 80. 4prit. - Sir Sobn
Wilais, Der beriibmte WuIer uno prdz
iibent Der tOnisli9en &unitz zWfabemie,
lit boffnuneslos bem Scoe perfaasn.
gu itartes Ruu9su bat sinsn 3uns;ns
trsbs b.rbsisefiArt.