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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
WaDge 0nrfe'5 W1rner.

Is II q D z p b Ia, "a. gtoD. -
Sm Sountp 9efGngniB lit Ser S4aus
ipieler Somes 9. 9antrp, Der pag:n D2r
grmoroung Ieiner @elis6ten; oar Spez
retten<SGngerin Maose Yprf gum
Sooe perurt6eiIt tpurce, ertranft. 2lnz
9aben, DAB 8entrD bem SoOs nabe lei,
puroen geItern bon 8sfdngniBbsamten
in A6raoe seitellt. Sinem alten 8sIeBs
9emdB, oei1en 2tusfibrung Die Ri6tsr
tiir3li4 tpitOer angeorbnet 9l6:n, o1rf
Ger 8sfansene auBsr 8samten g}iez
muno, io8ur feline W2utter ni6t is6en.
Die 9ert6eioiger 9sntrD's hdtten bai
hem 'Stuiuts Sbergeridt biz @:rtpil=
ligung etnes neuen 9ro3efs5 6a1ntrdgt,
3ogen oisIen Nntrug jsoO9 3uriid uno
rei4ten bei Der 9egRloigungsz9eR0ro
cine Bttition ip:gen csr lmp1nolunJ
bes 5ooesurtbsil5 in l;6.nsldn8lihe
6aft Elm. Solange bieie 8eb0r0e teiz
nen gntI4eio in Der 2lnge.tgenbeit gjbt,
lit eine 1nter3ei9nung pe5 So0esurz
t6aiIs unb Die 2lnbaruumung be5 5uz
ges her 9inri6tung Our4 psn 9ouDerz
neur ni4t Su erparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
SelbifmurD cincs 0cfangniB : Sit
herilifeuGeutcu.

86tluoelp3iu, "a. g}oo. -
6oraro Btrtins, ieit pislsn Subr:n
Sup,rintenoent oe5 9ieIigen GountDz
8efGngniIIss (U}oDamenTnO beginB
bsute friib SeIbItmOrO Our6 ain'n
S6uB in Den &opf. Gr mar nit synz
Iomnia be6aftet, uno man gluu6t, OaB
iGn oieIss Qeioen in Den SOD trie6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Sie @olopabraas in RaSIaaS.

2onoon, "a. NoD. - gins 9ez
psi6e be8 rGmonicle" melOet aus P'z
ters6urg: Der ruiiii9eJinun5miniiter
Witte blt Die 3uItiHomung isiner mi
niIterc0llesen 3ur ginFii6mln5 osr8oloz
pd6run8 erlaa8t. Der 9jdr biQi8t
Die WaBna6me. Der StdutSrat6 bat
bas Yrojett au8en6Iidli4 unter grlpdz
sung unO piro es ipa6rIfeinlich troB
bes energiT4en Dioeritanoss Der I9raz
rier annehmen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
8altimore, Nto., NRitttuod) ben Is. Nobember

Sonntag pieoer Elm errIter 0eutI6z
frun50iii9sr @rsn5 >3piIhenfaa ereigs
net. Sin bsutI6er 5oritIpdrtsr i4OB
auf einen aRgebli6an fran30inden
Wilbbie6 unb oeripun0ste tin i6per.
Die 8egierur9 Eat eine llntsrIu4un9
Des SnIle5 nnnPnrSnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
StrauB gu 20 uno 0ittan5eller 81 6
0toratsn @efdrgniB psrurtbeilt.
Cine Oeutf9e Init4t ii Ser
bic 8siIegung Der 8az
p,up 7 fr.1np
ne5ueld rage.

iOl5 r6r:mosnbIatt "GuBert in einem
Qrtitsl ii6er bic 9ailegung Der @eaez
5uelafruge Die 2lnTi6t, oaB 2oro gu
lis6urD, Der brittIfe Premisr, ie6r tIu9
6anOle, inosm sr Ii6 linn Die 5reuno=
i6uft Der Der. Staatsn bsperbs uno
ii6 CUR i6ieDsgsri6tli6en 9silegunJ
ulIer, 5piifen DEN 5pei srpBen angel
iG6TI6en Hatipnen i6lps6anoen
Streitfragen bereit erfldrs. Gs lei
fur, OdB ith Gnglano biz Der. St1dz
ten ni9t 81 6einIoen gu maiden lpiinI6z
ts, uno oerPreis, Den es fir Oia6reuno>
f6uft Der groBsn Hepu6lit sable, lei
tein groBsr.
g 3redIt9t 6amiIientr d.
g0bte in 9resben.
SSn Dresden lit cine gan5e, aus fiinf
9erIDnsn beitebenoe 6amiIie our6
ipirtbiddftIi6a 9fotb in oan Spp ge~
trie6en tpprben. Der bprtige W&e6lz
bGnoler Sran3 ltblemunr bat nit ieiz
ner 5rau Sel6Itmoro begungen uno
nit oeren GinoerItdnoniB Die oreiSinz
Der in ben SOD mitgenommen. 2tn
&o6Iengas erItitt lpuroen iGmmtli6e
5umilienmitgIisOer geitern Don Mitbsz
1po6nern bas 0auIes ais 2ei6en aufges
funoen. Shpere 9erluite 6uttan ben
Mann gu Der entieBliben Shat peranz
IaBt.
4llertei aug 0eutibIunb.
Inter i6perer 2lntla8e lit Der Ser
liner 2Lrbaitsr 9ermann 9bilipp per-
6aftet lporben. @r iie6t Der Yro3eIii=
rung lpegan Grmoroung ieiner eigsnen
@befrau sntgegen.
Q8ie ous n@olt" ipiiIen nil, fat
oas &aiierpaur beidloiien, fir cine
ReiEe pon Sabren auf WilbsIms606e
Bel &aIIel dnitatt, pis bis6er, in BOTS
Dam, ben CONNER gu perbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Gpd, ct.t rerIpbtcs 8aar.

Com n, "a. 92oo. - @ie cine
0epeI9e Der .OaiIp y2sp8" aus 8open=
hagen angibt, lit Die 9srlo6un9 osS
9rin5sn @briItian BON 8dnsmart, oes
Glteiten Sobnes bes &rpnprin3en, nit
Der Prin5eITin paulins ppn Wiirttemz
berg, Der So9ter &0nig Bil6elm's be5
3peiten, 5u ertparten. Der 9rin3 lit
um 26. September 1870 unO bic 9rinz
5eifin an 10. 0e5amber 1877 ge6oren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Gtnc @rpeottipt aufacetbem.

5anger, "a. Nop. - Dem Der
na6men na9 lit Sranfrei9 ourA e;nen
entI6ieoenen Druid Der dnOeren V}d3=
te, nu9oam es Sruppan an Der @ren5e
angebduft bate, ge3Dung:n porOen,
Die bea6ii6tigts expedition ndd Spdt,
Dem 8e6iete an Der duBeritsn SIoz
gren3e WGaroffo's uno 2llgier's, auf3uz
nPh?r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Sie 2ri6lcm stnr5 9icbe5paarrs nui
Der S!raBe grfunben.

Snbiun1poliS, Sno., "a. g}oo.
- 6srmann N}psrs unio J2ora u. Riz
4aroIon purOen 1eute friib ais Qeif2n
oor einem leerIteEsaoen 5auIe an Der
9ODnepitraB, gefunOen. yls6en ibnen
lag Elm ReoOIOar, uno dls umItdnOe
oauteten an, oaB 9epmunn C15 6r1uz
en3immer uno Io1m Iicb iel5It erIhoFsn
6atte. 8ei ibm porgifunOene 8risfs
ergabsn, Dab er Hora perfiibrt bate
uno DaB i'm oi3Islbe 6sItiirmte, O15
ibr Observation-Disclosures gu 6al=
ten, ebe ibre S6anoe OFfsnfunOig merz
De. In eintm Der 9riefe batte iie i6m
nit einem 9rojeIIe gaOrobt. 2(u,m
9(ai9:ine nab batte oa5 Pa1c
ndbrsno Der o,rgangnsn RaAt Elm
St'QOidsin unO bic 1ra90oje mar Die
6olge.
9{ora RidaroIon mar Die ein3ige
5odter zines ipoblbu6enoen, etlpu 5
Meilen noro0Itli2 ron SnoidnaPolis
Dphnhuftsn 7Edrmers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
9tr. 2S3.
SocntlfSirt.
5fc bel Srrntpu, w.sJ., aufsrfmnecuc ScIbit'
mnrSeriu Gin ScHticbes Wded,cm. -
SdS GJSptip. iilr ibrc SDat.

Sas D>utip. ilr ibrc Sbat.
Srenton, R.zS., "a. Npp.-4Il5
junge 5rauen3:mmer. nsI6,s iih am
SonR!ag, ME berihtet, an R:osrez2lce.
erIGoB, truros geItsrn nod niht ioentiz
ficirt, o6ppbI 6unosrte pon 9arIon:n
Die 2ei9a in MurpbD'5 Morgue in 2lus
9enT6sin nabmen. Sin W}lnn, N1z
mems +. 6. 6opltr in South 2lm6p9,
srfuaoiQte Tt6 teIagrap9iI6 6,i Ger Yo=
liei, pb Die 1oote Elm V}utternal an
Der rebten S.ite Der 9ruIt babe IND
Elm 3aGn i'm S6ertief2r febIs. N}an
funlo, oaB Dies Der 6lQ lei, OoA lit oi:
Soote ni6t 10 groB, pie 6opler o1'
g;6t. Smusrb;n ideint 2eBterer c15
O}Go9in, cls Iib obre 3lpeifsI erIAob,
neil es oerFiibrt uno Derldhen puro9,
uno ibren 3uItanO niat Idn8er oer<
Bergen fonnts. 81 tGnnen, uno nun ers
partet nit 'Spdnnung feline Qntunft.
(SpGtsr.) - 6eute RdhmittdJ
puros Oi: 5oOte bon 0elen' @aIdelz
ba6. g}r. 80, Ot : So. StruB', 9tsp>
gort, ais lire 21sjdbrige Sh!peTter
Minn;e iotntifi3irt. g8is 9eIsne nit
t6ailt, mar Nlinrie eins &Isioermufsz
rim, battle ieOph in IeBt:rer 3eit tsine
8aI&dftigunJ. 8eioe S6p:Iter1
ipobnt;n bst i6r1r perDittpeten N}utz
ter. 9}innie bate Dor &uD:m i6rcr
W}utter 9e1enii6er, ais oieitlbe &ero1dbt
duBirte, beItritten, DAP lie iih in int
reFanten ll,nitGnoen bafinoe, ertIdrte
jsoo6 5ur 2(ntlport uuf cine Oissbe5ii9s
li6e Nno:utung Der 5rau 6a56eIb1h,
tie tpsrOe IiC6 Iieber t0Oten, ais Iitb elmer
ltnterIu6ung our9 einen 2lr3t unz
tarIperftn. Sic bate cine 8er6dltniB
nit einsm gepiiIen 9arrD San, BON
Nr. 100, 0Itz83. StraBe, p2l6er ul5
Solicitor in einem M0belgeihdft an
gsItslt lit. 2(m leBtsn 6reit1g Ib2nO
bsrlieB lie i6re Wobnunh unter o;m
@crpano, cine 5reun6in 6eiu6en 5u
polIeu, unD te6rte nibt 3uriid. Sie
batta etpa S. in 8uargslo unO a;n
Y1ar Obrringe i'm 0ertGe pon $12 in
i6rem geIibe, nelbe nsri6punoen ma
rem, ais man ibrs 2ti6e auffuno. 9sz
l:ns glaubt, ouB W}innie Die Sbrrin9e
berpfGnOete unO Ol5 gdnje 8elo duf
Den 2lntauf De5 R3oolofr5, nit lpelA,m
lie Ttch erIdoB, uno auf Die Teiie nuc9
Srenton DsrnenDete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
9te Gabe oes franfen Wennes nttS
ibre 0ertbetluue.

2On0On, "a. 9oD. = Der Ser
liner GorreIppnoent bar n0ailp Mail"
piQ - natiirIi6 aus san5 gldubpiirz
oigen Quellen - erfa6ran baben, Der
9robFirIt 92itoIaus pon RuBlanO 6l6e
bel einem fiir3li6en 8eIu6 in Wien
0ortbin Den 8oridfug ejner Itftbsi<
lung Der SIrfet untsr DEN W&G6ten
iiberbru6t- Sonitantinopel ipGte5reiz
Fufen iperDen, Rubluno &leinaiien uno
Sndlnnn Snhbtpn erh1lten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
aus Der Suun rsBauptftaot.
sein. ertr0.arbeit mebr fhr srfeftrdser.

Seine GrtrdasIrbeit mebr fir SrieitrGacr.
@aibington, D. g., "a. g}oo.
- 9r. Sones, Der er1te 9ilfs 8ensz
raj 9oitmeiItsr, min Das Spt3m,
8rieftrdger fir uebsr3eit 9(rb,iten ers
ira 5u 6e5ablen, 9ollitdnoig abi6aff'n.
Dis S0r. Sones in's Qmt fam, belieTen
Iih bic lIeber3eit 9(nIpriife auT ca.
$4,000 imMonat, tpd6reno lie fir ben
perflohensn N2onat bersits auf stpa
800 Stunosn reou5irt Iino. Gs bat
iib beruusgsiteut, OaB in neun BON 5ebn
5Gllen bas 1e6sr5sit 2lrbsittn unn0z
tbig lpdr.
9eneruG SnfPsttor 8rez
6inrib9e's Su9re5z
8eri6t.
Der Sa6res6eri9t beS 81ntral SSnz
ipsttors Der Irmee, @'nsrulm1ior 9rez
dinriOge, ipri6t ii6 iiber bic 3ii4t;gz
felt bes Sffi3terscorps uno Die 9arz
monte in bemisl6en iebr anerfsnnano
aus. 8e3iiglih Der M}unnI6aFten
piro berporge3oben, buB bic in bic 2(rz
NEE nsu eintretenDsn 9euts, ipie IS
ihon in Den leBten Subren Der 6uQ
mar, beilerer QudlitGt iino, ais in fri
bsren Sabren.
8uroe erpd6It unb BAN f
te Il +.
Marcus u. Smit6, 6Ulf5 8un0esz
annalt fir ben 0iItritt 2(ri3pna, bat
in 5pIgs Der bon 8enerulunpaIt 6urz
mon Dor Der Wd6l erIafenen SrDre,
oaB tein 8eumter bes OepartemInt8
fir Elm 9lmt cunoioiren oiirFe, r;Iiqz
Eirt. Smit6 Ipur gunoibat fir Gonz
greB 9eleg1t auf Dem osmotratiIfar
3tdet uno purOe erpd6lt. Gr piiroe
Iflon friiber reIignirt ba6en, aber Die
StOre Des 9snerulartpalts errei6tc
i6n perIpGtet, ol sr Ii9 i'm Snnern Oes
Serritorium5 duf elmer Stumptour BE-
fano.
9ermii6 6te5.
Der 8rd Iioent bat Ri9ter G6urlss
s. gfott, MitgIi.b bss @eri6tsbofes
fir Qniprii9s, ais ga4Folger bes Der
itorbenen Ri6ters 8i6aroion, gum
PrGiiDenten bss genunnten @eri6tsz
bpfe5 unO G6arles 3. 9onrD, 6ilFsz
8eneralunlpaIt i'm SuIti3 0epartez
ment, gum Nd4Folger bon Ri9ter Rott
ernannt.
U}iin3 Direttor PreFon bat cine
Srbre erl1iIsn, burc6 pel9e auF Die
Me6r3abl Der 9tngeitslltsn oas Bureaus
bic 8eItimmungen bs5 Gipilo;enItgeIez
pes auSgeOebnt IperOsn. Snsbsionoere
iou bds 9er6ot Der poIitii9en 8runoz
idaBungen itritt 6ep6a3tet iperoan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Gr;biid,ui Srslann uno Der gatifan,

% a | Etng t n, .. g., "a. J2oD.
- @r3b;i6of SrslunO's 8e3iebungen
gum gutifar tperben bier nod INNER
Ieb6aft hsipro6en. priputmiit6eilunz
gen bon 5tpeifsllos gut unterri6teter
StslIs aus Rom baItGtigsn, oaB Der
8rief css 81. @aters an ben gr3biI6of
in Isbr frelpnoIidsm Some sebalten tit.
0erTel6s tpiro ij6er ban a1gsmetnen 3uz
it1nb ieiner Gr3oi03eie iparm belobt,
sr6dlt aber ben odtsrliasn Rat6, gu ben
atuten NATIONAL politii4sn Srugen
feline Stellung gu nebmen. 9ieIer9rief
lit am Montag bon ROm ubsegangen
unb piro SreIanb BON Der bisItgen 2l6z
legation uus 5ugsIteut perosn. 2lus
cen glei6sn 9uslIan psrlautst, baB
piels amerifanf6e 8ii9Dfs segen Srez
lambs @orgeben gu Sun item Mc&inz
lep's in Rom 9ertpabrung einlegtsn.
Srelono i6eint ii9 babel bon Der iib<
ri9sn fatboliI6en 9ierar3ie in 2lmerifa
oOlig iiolirt gu ba6en, but au9 Sds
toni iibergangtn, Ino Die pdpItIi6t2lO=
mention lit Die 5olge. %0ls gingrei=
fen tut9oliI6er Yrdlaten in bic omeriz
taniTte 9olitif bat i6on frii6er 10 urz
angenebme Solgen gs5abt, baB es nu1
feiner Hi6tung bin ppportun erI6eint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Os naro

an "a. Rooember, G6enos 1915, 6 + 8. Z i e.
III { { I'M Utter poR 62 Sahrtn. SIR. 300, Glib.
GutonFraBe. 1as Sesr6bnt6 iuirb ipdtsr anseSsist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Sbfeu's p&Ictn GpoIf."

Qono on, "a. Iopsm6sr. - s.
isn's Drama n8lsin @polf" gelanJte
geItern Qberto i'm 6isIig.n r2t0enuez
5beuter" DOR einem GuBerit 5a6lrei6en
gu6Iitum 3ur NuffU6runJ, Sm 2luz
Ditorim IaA man Die 6eroorragsnOIten
2itsraten unb &unftfrsunbe. 0as
StGd, bas ni9t me6r n:uen Sdtums
lit, lpuroe GuBerit bsiFGnig auF8enomz
men. Wm. 2tr6er, Der ue6srIeBer, unD
einise SauptDaritellsr lput0in mebrz
nrdls hernnrderufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
@eit Snoten's SudertnSuiIris oes
SGuSeS beofirftt8.

Gonoon, "a. g{obember. - gez
5iigli9 Der Na4riht, oaB Die Rtgiez
rung Die @rnennung elmer Gommiiiion
unter GrtpGgung babe, nm an Ort uno
SteQe Die pretdre Gage Der 3uderzSnz
buitrie in Weitinbien gu unteriuden,
iagt Die oSt. Sumes<8a5ette:"
nWenn Die Regierung ni6t ge9en
bic europGiife 3uderausfubrprdmie
Elm Gegengetpi4t Dur6 Sole auf 8iiz
ben3uder ooer Dur4 eins glei4artige
MaBna6ma idufft, Oiirften bic ruirirz
ten 3ufsrpflan3er in Weitinoien lsi4t
gu Der lleber3eugung fommen, baB bic
Sterne uno rStreifen fir lie t6un Mir
ben, mas Der nl1nion Sad" nidt tbun
niQ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Ser NuiitanD aui bcn YhiIippinrn.

San Srdn5isc 0, "a, geoo. -
Ppitna9ri4ten per 9umpfer r'Sitp Of
9etins" aus CHINA uno Supdn ergeben,
baB bic Dffentlide Spmput6ie i'm fer
nan Often auf Seitsn Der SnIur8enten
auf ben qbiIippinen Snieln lit. Na6<
ri6tsn iiber fur6t6are @reueltbuten,
ireIte bic Spanisr auf i:nen SnIeln
perii6srr, treffen tGgli6 Elm. gtli9e in
6p9sn StelIen befinOlthe Spanier 5u=
Sen erfldrt, bic Rebe[lipn tperoe unter@
Oriidt 1peroen, iell6It tpsnn gu oieiem
3pede bic gan3s geD0lterung Der Snz
lei ausesrpttet 1p:rosn miiife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
W9csr 3ssen It. sSnoieu.

GuGtutta, "a. 92ob. - @eiterer
Regen lit in fa1t alien 9e3irfen 8enguz
lens 9eFallen. Die grnoteausT6ten
ba6en ii9 in 5olge Oefen beoeutsno gez
beFert. Solte Der 3egen an61Iten, 10
lit bic @eTabr elmer ernitli6en Sum
nprannth 1eIchfnllnnpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Cine me,te SnmSFerltnic.

2onD 0 n, "a. Noo. = Der nYaG
H}aq 8a5stts" ge6t au5 Calais Die
MGtt6siIung gu, Dap bic pIGne sur
gtablirung elmer neutn transatlantic
Ihsn 0umpferIinie, bersn 0ampfsr
3pif6en Calais unb Nalp Srladns
oerfebran uno 6auptIG6Ii4 CUR 8ef0rz
oerunq ppn 9aumpolls, @etreioe uno
fonitigen umerifanii6en 9roouttsn Die
nen ionsn, i6rer 2lu5fubrung sntgegsnz
TPhSn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Gurse &abelocpcfd,eIf.


- Die Spsi4srz uno 2ager6ausz
55rna WebItsr 8alnts lit nit sinsr
56ulosnlait DON 10000 2Itrl.
(S9OO,0OO) psrtra6t. Die no1lineQen
Q(ftip1 ipuen it6 auf 10000 2Itrl.
($6OO,OOO) beloufen, fperosn a6er
gr0Btsnt6eils uls unreotfIir6ar b'3si4~
net.
-i9odp. Wm. iyiBgeralo, r0mii9s
fat6oIif8sr 8iI4of Don RoB, Srluno,
1T gsItem IN itiner Wo6nung gu Glib
6ersen, SrIaro, pl0Bli9 geitor6en,
- Sus. 81. RooIeoelt, erIter Sefrez
tdr Der umeritanii3en 9sIanbti4aft
gu 2onoon, lit nit einsm NeroenleiOen
ba6aftst uno isin 3uItaro Jon 6soentz
Ii6 Iein.
- Giner in Qon6on singetrofFenen
9epeI4e aus 9eting 5ufolge tit 8rtz
Sing Sang gum 6ineiiidsn 8eIunoz
ten an bic Der. Staatsn ernannt unb
Oang gu, Der bis6srige 9ineIii9e @ez
ianbte IN WaIhingtpn, nu4 petersburg
barIeBt tporben.
= 9us prG6tige galais bes berz
itorbsner 8arons 9iri9, an Der Gds
Der Qoarue 8J6rial uno Der Rus be
G'GlpIee in paris, tpirb fir ben preis
Don $1,5OO,OOO gum 8auT ange6oten.
grrIanst $4,000 sdaneneriat.
IGlepeIunD, g., "a. RoD.- Die
GleoetGnber elettrtIAs 9l6n 1T Don
oam Sdttler 2ouis 92attsrer, inqearlz
Strdbe Hr. 765 ipp6n6aft, auf $5O,z
900 S8abenerIub pertlugt tporben.
Die 8erleBung, Die Ratterer BEL einem
ltnfaG duf Der eIettrii6en 8abn erlit=
ten Bat, lit berart, baB Die gun3e bisz
Iige Gr3tlibe Welt DOR einem Rdt6Iel
ite6t. 93uttsrer fu6r opr ettpd 3tpei
Wonatsn uuf einem WagSon Der Der
tIugten 9sieQI9aft. Sin berunterbdns
genoar eleftriI4;r 0ra6t berii6rte 9aats
terer, fpG6reno er uuf Der bintsren
qtuttform ftaro. Sr ipirte ben
S9lag, tpur aber nod i'm StaHoe,
ra6 6auIe gu gs6sn. guIo buruuf
ftelte Ti1 cine QG6mung Der unteren
9lieom1Ben elm, ulo fettoem lit ale5
8efi6I aus g6dttsrr's 9einen uno aus
feinem 8uden gei6punoen. Man
tann i6m Tabeln in Die 8eine ite6en
ooer 6rennenoe Strei66Ol3er barauf
legen, obne DAP Der gatient Die eeringz
iten 1S9msr5en Deripiirt. Or. Stotter,
ber BEN SR1rfsn be6anoelt, bat bereits
eins qroAQn5u6l ungeie6ener Qsr3te
5ur GqAItation berbeige5pger, uher
feiner @islben tann Den ieItIamen 3u=
itanb bes Marnss ertlGren. gaatterer
iit Elm eingeipunloerter 9euti4er uno
35 Sabpe alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
Nraufretn praudst fremoen sset,en.

Comb 0 II, "a. Nobember. = 8ie
bus Sa6blatt nMart Game GTpreB"
erfldrt, 1T bic preisitsigerllng bon 2i8
b. fir @ei3sn in Buris ieit Gnoe St@
tobsr bon 8i4tigfeit, 5umaf 5rantz
reid inmer 9sprublt bat, 0aB Elm
Wfarft gut Deriorgt lei. Sp1te Der
2tntauf frembenWei5ens ieitens6rantz
rei9's uroauern, bann biirfte Die Stz
tuatipn bebeuteno erniter tperosn.
sSteoer etn Grcns. .3ptidenfaa.
9aris, "a. Nppember. = Sn Der
HGls pm Miinlter lat l!4 am kstsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25
@nar6iiten Spr Gjeriht.
Qas pombsnattsntat lit Barcelona.
Ser SfaatsantuaIt bcantra6t erert'
pIarifhe Seifrafuna oer
9snsetlGgter.

2tnoere isn!atiOneae 4ro3eiIs in gn3z
LAMB, 54ottlano uno 5rantrei6.
8srii9te ubsr einen 6sooriteben>
Ben SeIu9 Oes GSaren bei'm aDnig
s9umbert in Rpm. - Sin angsbli~
der fran30iii6er WiloOie6 IN Der
osutI9ea 9ren3e bon ein:m SORT
9sanlten srI6oHen. - Q(usTiAten
auf peiteres Stsigen Der 8ei3snz
prsile,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-25

(SiadfcseT DOE 9. &sine),
enbnef-Q6e tiuor,sStross Hnb RoH-Sfiice'aDe.
gr,is oes GU SIatteS, bur6 1rdser h.iorgt.
12H Gts.; fdaI;d,e unb Sonuta as sNns gabc Id
Gents pro mohe, tabbar ar bic eaS S.dt beoretHDen
Grdser-fdaIidl rebt Sonutaa s9tns gabe u-fef
vorts,Uorausbesobluns $50 pro Sabr, thr tlTaere
Seit i'm gerbdItniS; fur bic trod,eutItle sabt
mt sonntagsbiatt, portoirei, nit sbsus flr 9inos,
S0.60 pro Sabr, nad irssno etnem on. oss Snlans
hes, 81 nab europa. Snnmtae4sAmAsa5t u
NO Sabr-Das bette uus btGieite Detstids ~ tea
q ksu 1eitteIs urb Gboitaater.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-02-27
ODDITIES IN ANIMALS.

Oysters live ten or twelve years vhcr
they have the chance. In this country
they don't get the chance.
The large horned beetle can carry 315
times its own weight. One has bee:
known to walk away with two and "a
quarter pound weight.
Observe for yourselves. Every
spotted dog has the end of his tail
'.hite, while every spotted cat has tile:
f.:d of her tail black. .4.
Try it. Gather 10000 of the threads
pun by Il full grownspider, twist them
together and see if they equal in sub
stance the size of one of your hairs.
Many horses are fond of beer, and
to'a tired horse a bottle of beer in his
t:rrIci is n great restorative. Itacts as
= 'pick me up" and often makes n
.orse with no appetite eat freely.
..'ewers understand this, and that is
lie reason why their horses always
.:cm to be in good condition.
. The amount of light that can be OBJ
aimed from firelights is not generally
;nown. These insects have two bright
pots on their thoraX. and also brilliant
t'ings on the abdomen, and give light
,,ufficient to enable one to read at q
little. distance. Two or three placed
in the center of n room will shed sof:
light all over it. They are very common
in Havana, Brazil, Guiana, Venezuela
and Mexico. ,,.5... p.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-02-27
ABoUT PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Prof. Won Trietskh, the German his
torian, is wholly deaf.
Sardou is now 64 years old, wrinkled
AMI half bald, but in his elastic step
and brilliant eye youthful as ever.
pillsbury, the chess player, eats one
small plate of meat each day, drinks
nothing but milk, smokes rarely
sleeps eight to twelve hours daily and
rides q bicycle.
1t is said that Rudyard Kipling never
reads criticisms on his own work
now, either laudatory or condemna-
tory, as he finds that it perpleXcs his
imagination and dilninishes his crca-
I've energy. He says: "a writer finds
his happiness in creating, not in crit.
ics."
President Clements II. Markham, o!
The Royal Geographical society, has
,robably risked his life oftener than
my other civilian in Great Britain.
.Ie is a great adventurer and was
trained in the navy with McClintock,
the illustrious arctic explorer, as Il
Gomrade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-02-27
PetersOn'H
FREE, COINAGE HDRESS-CUTTIEG
Tailor lSysten.

Why pay $40 for a system and
waste three weeks in learning, when
you can buy one thoroughly reliable
for $3.50, which you can learn in
single day? This is WomAN's GREAT.
EST FRIEND, therefore boon to hu.
manity. The most searching criticism
invited. 1t is no "fake" but GOOD,
HONEST SYSTEM OF DRESS CUTTING
Mothers, teach your daughters to be
selfsupporting. Any woman can
learn it. The sc charts can be had OF
Mrs. J. Lang, Elko, Nevada. Send
$3.50 and get one. Full instruct tiops
with every chart. jy10h.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-02-27

When you are III need of letter
heads, bill ht ads, not ht ads, envel.
opeS, statcme nts, ETC., remember that
you can have the m printed at the In.
DEPENDENT office At prices within the
reach Of all.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-02-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES. =

Will be made as low as is consistent with
ound business: principles. Apply at the Of
ace for terms.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-03
PASSENGER DEPOT.

The elegant Pant System depot
aud sheds, whose length stretches
from Ocklawaha avenue to Expo
sition street, was finished today,
and will be occupied as soon as the
lights, seats, etc, can be put IN
and the paint and varpish is thor
oughly dr.. The ticket office VIII
be moved into its new quarters
early next week, and then the
Ccsla Plant System tjchat agent
will have an office second 30 none
IL the South. This building, with
ITS baggsge and. express ROOMS, IS
a handsome structure, finely finish
ed and adds greately to the looks
of that portion of the city.
The completion Of this b1ildiog
is Just in time for the accommod4-
ton Of the rapidly iacrcaS-
ing travel Of this popular line. L
is easy 10 see from the big crowd
that gathers or the platform and
gets On ard off # the two neon
passenger trsiDs that the depot,
although so large, IS only just
ample for the accommodation CT
the patrons of the road.
Mr.. Plant. although doubtless
spending much mere money in the
state of Florida than he is max.
ing within her borders &c the pres-
ent time, never does anything by
halves, and we can say, ard speak
the sentement of the enterprising
pecplerin general Of the state, that
we are proud he las come into
our sunny land and is doing so much
TO advance her interests, and while
we have all felt somewhat discour-
aged at diff aren't times since the
freeze, if we will all join hands
with such enterprising men as Mr.
Plant, and push all enterprises to
completion regardless cf the bad
luck we have had in the past, we
will soon be on the high road TO
prosperity and our state WI again
blossom as the rose"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-03
RESOLUTIONS.

At meeting of the democratic
executive committee this morning
the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
Resolved b. the democratic ex-
ecutive committee Of Marion
county, Fla, that it IS ci tie ut-
most importance tdat eaen mem
Der IF said committee should be in
sympathy win aad an advocate of
the election IF he party romine= S
for both county and state and -
cluding the nominee for congress
at the Sanford convent IN I'D tic
national ticket at Chicago.
Be il further resolved that any
member or members Of this COM
m.ttec who may ro> be in full ac-
cord wis this resolution and who
can not as a committeeman give
his active and earnest support 10
our party nominees Be anA the4
are hereby respectful Iy requested
to tender their designations at this
msetiog.
Resolved further that these re-
quests be also extended to the
campaign committee.