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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
6ltrAtbare5 Sranbun9lilf,
S6ifs6rano auf Sober See.
Iafle eiHrs Seitungsmannr5.
ScfttaItf1e GbtncIeu.

q pzg orf, 1. 2tpril. - lin "A
lbr beute W}orgsn puroe i'm 6uuIeRr.
36, llnionitraBe, 8rootIpn, 6euer emit
oedt, uno na6oem baTelbs gel0I9t
mar, fano man folgenoe, t6eil5 psrz
6raunte Qei6en:
QuguIt 8uro, 40 Sabre.
V}aria, feline Satin, 80 Sabre.
Saap 8uro, 5 Sabre.
So6anna 8uro, IS Mpnute.
&end Galabria, Is Sabre.
gti6olus Sruliu, 80 Sabre.
2ena Sralia, "a Sabre.
9ominid 9raIia, "a Sabre.
GorneIia Ntorretto, % Sabre, uno
SdugIing, 8 Sage alt.
9as Don 10 entIeBli6:n 6olqen BE-
9leitete 6euer bra4 i'm 6ausgdnge oes
bisrit0digen Senement6auIeS aus, uno
e6e nod ein Warnung5ruf Die I6laFen=
ben Wtietber errai6te, mar fait ieoer
8e9 3ur Rettung a6geI6aitten. 8ie
Der 8ltB ihoien bic 5Iammen iibar
Die ausgetrotneten b0l3ernen Stiegen
IN bic Obsren Stodperfe binauf uno
fuQten oa5 Stiegenbdus, iopie bic
Simmer Der W&iet6er nit oiatem,
16par3em 9ualm. DIS Die 8apo6ner
oe5 0uuie5, ausI6lieBli6 o5tuliener,
er16redt bon ibren 8etten emporfu6ran
fanoen lie anItutt Der StieQen ein7Slumz
menmaer. Die, tpel6e erIpu6ten uno
ft6 81 retten Deriu6ten, nurpen babel
BON Rau9 iibermunnt uno itiir3teu in
Die 9liibenos 2obe Nnoera pa6ten
gar niht auf, fonbern eritidten in III
rem 8etten. llnertlGrliaer W:i7e ia
men Die RettungsmunnT6aften fir ie=
oes acknowledgements gu ipdt. 9us
llngljid55au5 liegt in Der gr0Bten ituz
ltenii1en Golonie in Der 8ir6enItabt.
QlS 5euerp2br uno Yoli3ei Die 8ranoz
Itele ourdiu6ten, fan0en lie Die Yfitz
glteoer Der 6amilie 8uro's na6e 2inem
5enTter 3uIammengetuuert toot Dor.
Ollie 2ln3eichen oeuteten baruuf bin, ouB
tie e5 perIucht hatten, 'i6 gu retten. Giz
nige Gethen pdren gum Sbsil perto6lt.
Die ben 3, Stod betpobnenoe 6amiIie
Sraliu puroe in oerI6ieoaner Gage qez
funoen. Der 80zjdbri9e 8rei5 bate
iein 9aupt in cine 0efe gsnidelt. Seiz
ne S06ter unbS0bne lagen in perI6iez
oenen 3immern ebenfaQ5 ais 2ei6en.
9as 6euer felbIt, pel6e5 uur geringen
S4doen an bem 9auIe anri6tete, mar
hnIn inter SnntrnIIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
GrhIpiinn idllaacnocr @rttcr.

8tItesburre, Qa., l. 2tpril.-
sSSn Der 3e6e gtr. 9 3u Sugar Not9
ereignete Iia 6eute eineGrpIoiion I6laz
GENDER 0etter. Der 19 Sabre ate
3hos. 8urfe FanO i;insn Sob uno per-
leBt nuroen 6arrD Bennett, 6arrp
5Flpbo, 56os. Qepi5 nebIt ieinsmSo6n
8iGium uno Sbo5. 6p8tias. 9rei
anoere 2(r6eiter, osren 9}umen nod
ni6t betannt iino uro pel6e iin in
Der unmittsl6areng2d6a Der S6refersz
itdtte auF6telten, entflmen mertpjirz
oiqer WeiIe nit Dem Qeben. Die
8ru6e, in Der Ii4 oas l1n9lUf ereigz
nete, 8e6Grt Der r2e5ig3 uno 8ilfe5z
barre &p6lenzGo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
eSn Die 9uft geHngrn.
Gin 6ahrieus NIT 9ciammtcr 0Gannicbdft
pI1eIidb ipurIoe periebpunecn.

ct. So6n, 0.z8., /. 2tpril. -
Der 9ampFer n2oro G6arlemont" trof
geItern bier pon 8elfuit ria 2(noroTun
Elm. Gapt. Barter beridtet, oaB iein
5abr3eug ben 9afen am 13. Mdr3
perIieB uno nuh elmer breitGgigen
6abrt Elm 'S6iFf, peI6es g}ot6Ti9nale
8eigte, antraf. Gr bielt auf oas Ja6rz
3eug 81, aber, npA eba er oaiTeIbe erreiz
6en tonnte, lab er plOBlih cine Slam
menIGuIe gum 9fahtb;mmel empprz
itet9er uno oas Don i6m QeIunte
S6iff mar beri6Dunosn. Der aug
anosrer Rihtunq nebenoe NinO bate
ben 8nal elmer pffenbaren Grploiion,
Dur3 pelhe, ME man annimmt, oas
gun3e 6abr3euQ mtIammt Der Wannz
i6aft in Die Guft flOg, gei6pGht.
Capt. Barter perbIie6 nit ieinemFa6rz
3eu8e bis gum 5aqesanbru6e uuf Der
llngliitsitdtts, uber peoar BON Dem
S6iffe, nod BON Der Wlanni6aft
tonnte audi nur Die 9eringIte Spur
entoedt 1peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Ser altritc Srrimaurer in Cen Der.
Staatcn geIinrbcn.

Sane5piGIe, Wisc., 1. 2(pri(.
- 6reo. u. 9ump6rsD, oag GlteIte
NfitgIieO Oes n6reimaurerzOrOens" in
Den Der. Staaten, lit 9eute in ieinem
pru4tpoQ eingeri6teten 6eim in Dem
benu6b1rten Sbppiere i'm Glitter bon
95 Sa6ren aus Oem 2eben geI6ieoen.
Der 9erbIi6ene erbltfts IN Srop, a.
g., in 1901 ous 2i6t Der Welt uno
trat Dor IA Sabren Dem 6reimaurerz
ny40pn hoi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
lInhrilnnQP (SrhIniinn.

Gtnctnnati, 8, l. 2(pril. -
Der 0ampffefel elmer SGganuble,
Gi8entbum pon 6rieor. @rooeS in
Miumispiqe, pIaBte 6eute auseinan=
Der. 80. 81. 5iBtpater, GrnIt M&artin
rurosn get0otet uro 6rieor. 8ropes,
IOpie 9iram unD 9tquiGa yiBpater
me6r ooer mir0er i6iper berIeBt. Die
beioen llmgsfommenen tpuroen in
2ttome 5erIhmettert, 2lrme, 8eine uno
unoere 8lieomaBen fuIt 1000 SUB
melt 6innaggei4leuOert uno tlsine
6leiIhfeben an 8dumen Yurb5 melt
biniped defunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
&urae &abeI Sepeid1cn y.
Ssns prn1Itb11r Hinfp4I}Ib

- SQS SrQuIpuQr JIlrIeaYQBDIOI
2u Berlin 6at SelbItmpro bsgangen.
8rQut uno 8rdutigam buben iih NIT
tels 8tuuIGure pergiftet. ue6er bas
Wtotio bes 9pppeI@Sel6Itnoroes perz
lautet fopeit nod gti6ts.
- Der io3iulosmptratiI4e 5u6rer
9abel ertlGrt al5 Q(ntport auf Die Be-
f9ulDigung, er 6abe nit Dem Qrgriffe
auf BEN 8ei9scommiIfdr 3. .. Or.
geters f6lauer WeiIe geipartet, Biz Der
gngriff @rfolg perIpro9en, DAB i6m
bas Material gegen 9eters crit Dor
&ur3em 3ugegargw pGre.
- Der 8resluuer @u6ererpro8eB
gegen Die 9ebriiOep ssolabef bat ou<
nit geenDet, baB 5riB SeoIaBsf gu brei
uno befen 8ru0er 9aul gu ie9s W}oz
natsn GefdngniB perllrt9eilt 1porDen
iinb.
- Die Nleridnsr Quef uno Bauer
in 4a6en iino in 8er6irrOung nit benz
pfeIbipro6eren MeQage>9ro3eB 81 ie
einem Mfonat unD 6rdntott 81 bier
3eFn Sassa Gefdngnib perurtAeiIt
spproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
NaDWaD'S
NcQOD Neltcf

INNER Dorrdtbig 3u baItsu. C.T.u G,braua ii
pobltbdtig in alien G5Qm Oon s3m,r, oo,r arants
belt ai8ts anO,rts in O,r WsI. tanu 10 rafa,
nj, pas Rtaep R,ltsf s4m,rl fia,n oo,r oas Go,ts
itrei.cn rir,y Ryautb,t b,mmtu.
anrsrlib: Gin talber bis gan3sr Ibeslofist ron
in e:nsm balb,u Glafs @aTsr furirt in Bnjasn
ginut,n Rrampfs Ia9mfaays, usbslttit, gre5.
t:i, soobr,uu,n, Rcro0ftat ealailofateit, gattrts
f4,s aopf,9,b. gdBunqsn uno ole tuu'r.H 54msE'
zen.
s,in anocr,s Qalmittsl in Der B,lt turtTt 5isbst
uno al, auosysu mala5ii5,u galj3:U uu0 ioEiiJsH
Gisber 70 rai5, ME i'm gsrstu NIT q 4 D ~ q %
qtl1su, ss Robpap's RsQOp Retitf
t6ut.
qrsis 50 Cts. bi. alai8t. gsi aasu GpotbstsFA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Srnnhr.

Reb 8anf, g}.z5, l. 2lprif. -
9us groBe 6urm1au5 Don nllacle
SOlio" sFielo ni6t nett pOn bier uro
iGmmtlifa, auf cem 9eIiBt6um erri4z
teten Sfeunsn unD unoere 8ebduliA=
feiten gjngeH 6eute in Rau4 IND
i5lummen auf. @ier PferOe fieIea 0em
6auerodmon gum Spfer. DIR mate
riele 8erluit iteGt Ii4 auF $4,000
Der urIpruna Oes 8ranOss 1T un6es
tannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Grobcbe,t TIT Rcaoto.

i m, l. 2lpril. = Die Stabt Regz
9io bi Galabria in Der 9roDin5 gleiz
den Gdmen5 puroe beute Wlorgen
bon einem @rObeben beimgeIu6t. Der
9epobner Der Stabt bemd6tigte Fi9
cine iOl6e Punit, DAB lie i6re 6GuIsr
in Der grDBten Gile psrIieBen uno piele
BON t6nsn ii6 StunOen lang tpeiqerz
ten in oieTelben 3uriif3utebren. &ein
S4aOen 1T 81 ber3eihnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
RadIe cinss Sritunssmannes
Or ocrbaut eincn @ouprrncur tpesen angcbIi:
der &ldfibcreien.

96oentr, 2lri3., l. 2tpril. -
8ouoarnsur 6. Is. !9ugbaS purOa gez
tern g}afmittag Don g. 6. Glarf,
Dem bieIfgsn Gorreiponoenten Der
r9snDer 5ime8," auf Der StraBe at
taftrt. IS fam 3u einem 6eftigen
Wortps6Iel uno abe man iib's perz
Iub, pfIun3te Der 3eitunu5munn oem
8eherrI6er 2(ri5ona'5 feline 6uuit 10
tunitgereft uno 4pu6tig 5pii6en Die
2(u9sn, ouB OeKan &neifsr in tauIeno
Stiide fIog uno iein 9fiehorsan i'm
gtu auf Da5 9oppeite Ieinsr normuIen
8roBe anI6pDQ. gir;ge ltmIte6anoe
trenntan oie 9Gi0en. Der 8puperneur
bat Glurf bislang nod ri6t per6aften
laifen. Glurt mar i6pn Idngit odrauf
aus, nit 9u8bss - nit oeiIen 8Ouz
perneursz9errli6fait e5 ibrigens gu
Gnoe lit, penr Iein 3iDule g. s.
6rantlfn puroa 5ag5 3u0Or bon Prdz
IiOent Glepeluno gum 8puDer1sur err
nannt - gein 9ijbnfan gu rupfen."
Start mar frii6er Der biaIige 8ertretar
Der rRodp WEountutn NoD5" uno
oerIor in 6olge oon &Iuti6ereien oes
8oubernaurS feins Steue, pofiir er
oem1el6en o6lutt9e Ra6e" i6por.
- 8eItor6en lit geitern in 2ofport,
N.zY, GrzGpngreBmitglieo Burt 8an
9orn, Elm e6enio betannter, Die be-
Iiebter 9olitifer. @r lpurOe 3peimal
: 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Seuern,cbr acbt arn Strttc.

@ten l. 2tpril. - 2tls geItern
a6t Wtitglieber Der Wiener 5euerpe6r
ipegen lln9e5iemenoen 8etrugens entz
lafen ipuroen, ging Die gan3e 6euer=
ne6r an einen Strife. Die Stabtbez
b0roen baben iia an Die militdriI6en
8eb0roen nit Dem Griu6en gelpenz
Def, Soloaten tempordr gum Jeuer=
rr1shrhierI+ nhounrhnpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Sn ben Naidcn ocs 0rlebcs.
Gin rsdbtsr tosenbruecr. - @r bcftiebIt rie
SafTe.

SaTe.
2uncofter, ga, 1. 2(priI.- 0i,
bieitge Ppli5eibe60roe nabm 6eute biz
8er6aftun9 BON N6ra6am 0i:B aug
8i6mono, Snb., Dor, nel6er Der In
terihlugung BON 8eIoern elmer ,Oboz
5elopsz"2oge bei6uloigt lit. 2(m II
gtdr5 peri4panO 9ieB pl0Bli6 UNI
nenoete feline S6rttte nd6 2uncaIters
GountD, no er @erpanote beiaB. Gr
legte na6 feiner 5eitnabme Elm offene2
8eitdnoniB ob unO ber6leibt i'm Sc
pubrIam, Bis Die Requiiitions=Ya
unb 8eamten ou5Snoiana eingetroff:7
iinD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
0ufalbcribtc aus g8aiBingtuu.
Wereininte SGnaer.

y l l II l - u u -
Die 0eleqaten Der n9:r. Sdnger"
ba6en in elmer i'm ,SGngerbunobeim"
abgebaltenea 8srIammIung ais Beam
ten fir Das laufenoe Sabr erlpdblt: 6.
Glouon, 9rGTioent; 2luguIt S6miOt,
8ice=9rGIioent; Nm. ). UteDers, Sez
frctdr; GbQs. q. Io9ier, S6aBmeiIter,
unO s. Gbri7tian, 0irigent. 5Ferner
puroe 6eI9loTen, audi in OieiemSabre
cine Grcuriion gu peranItalten. 3u Dsn
,,@er. SGagern" Qe60ren Die brei bteItz
gen 8eiangpcreine rSdn8erbuno, "
y8ermaniu=W}dnner6or" Il. nQrton. "
,SGngerbuno."
Der Q(n6au am ,SGnQerbunbbaim"
ift 10 peit porgeiAritten, oaB bic 8Olz
Ienouag ocTelben in tiir5eIter 3eit be-
Doritsbt. Die beioen neu angelegten
Geeel6a6nen b1ben Iih na6 Osn an9e=
Itellten 9er7uden Iu6perItdnOiger Be
urtbeiler ais b2pdbrt ge3ei9t, uno niro
in 6ol9s oeiIen nd6Iten W&ontag einge=
peibt nerosn.
Sin ,SQn1erbun0z&egclflub" IN
Stdrfe pon 20 Wann bat iidl bereits
qebiloet; berIeI6e tDiro ie0en W&ontag
Dem Sport 6uIOi9en.
8uter Sang.
g}it Der 9FeItnabme Der 6eioen 80Iez
pinte 6reo. Relion uuO 5rant Getpi5,
pe(cfe unter einem 0uben0 ,2(liu5"
lebten, BAT Die QoIi3ei einen guten5an9
qemaG6t. g8ie bereits i'm n0eutI6en
Gorra7ponoenten" berihtat purOe, hdz
ben DieIe beioen Spibbu6en i6re Opfer
bur6 8etGubunQ5mittel beiinnungslo5
aema6t unO ounn au5qeraubt. SEPT
bat IS fib 6erou5qe3teQt, oaB Die 8eiz
ben gu Der qefGbrIiditen 8ate9orts gez
meiner @er6reAer 9eb0ren uno in alien
qr0B.ren StGoten Der Ser. Staaten gez
Iu6t perOen.
8ef6Gft5f 6niertgtetten.
Sine Der Glte7ten 8eI6dft5firmen
8aIbinqton's, Die 9or3:lan=, 8la5z II.
Sopfpauren6anolung pOn s. 8. 8os
teller Il. S0bne, g}r, 923, gennIplpa<
niuz2(penue, I=g8., bat in 5olge BON
@erluIten uno @eIddft5itodungen cine
MISUNDERSTANDING gu 8unIten if
rer 0lGubiaer an Qelpis 6. 9enbum
bprne6msn miiiIen. Die 9aIIipa be-
aiffern Itd] auf $36,513.48, oenen 2(fz
tipen in 606e BON $33,175.09 entgez
qenIte6en.
9eutf tza zameritaniider g o.
tOmac cz9ergnii ii gung5=
Club.
g}G67ten 9ienftag 2(beno piro bic
c{abresoerIammlung Dbigen Glubs in
Q(nbreas g}euldno's 6aQe, 9}r. 1919,
7. StraBs, 0.z0., abgebalten. Die
Wabl Der 8eamten unO oe8 @ernulz
tunQsrut6e5 biIoet einen pi4tigen
She'll Der 8er6anDIungsn. Cbglei4
bic Witglieosfarten nit Dem /. Npril
er(oI6an Iinb, Iouen Oieiel6en fir biz
am Citerionntag erfol9en0e Gr0ffnun8
Der SonlmarIuiion in 9uenu 8iitu in
8.!tung bleiben.
Der OItermontuQ lit fir Die 8inber
Der U}itgIieoer reierpirt, uno peroen
bieie frcie 5u6rt auf Dem 0ampfer
g. s. SeuFferle" no6 8uena 8iItu
uno 3urif 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
aus Der SunnesBauptFaOt.
Ilnfcre % @oIercierpe.

g8afbington, , e., 1. 2(pril.
- 2tmtlihar g(ngube 3uFolge betrug Bel
S6luB Der beutigen 8eI6GFtsItunoen
bic golDreIsrpe oe5 S6uBdmtes $128,z
149,688.
Ote Ginnu6men 6inter ben
Grpurtungen 3urUfz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02

Ginpurberung5 8eneral Com
niHGr Stump b1t unter 3uitimmung
Des SefretGrs De5 9oSrnern nit Den ca
naDiI6er @iIenbu6rz uno 9ampferz
Qtnien Elm ltebereirtomman getroFfaa,
our6 psl6es Der 8ertrag pom 7. Sepz
ttmber 1898, betrsffano bic 8eruntz
iportli6teit pieIer 2tntsn fir Die 8az
f0rperung BON Gtnipanoersrn nu4 Den
Ser. Stuaten, mpoifiSirt piro ur6
5par 81 Dem 3ped, Die europdiIfs
Ginlpunoerlrng iiber @araoa 3u err
i9paran. Die pi6tigIten 8eItimmunz
gen Des neuen llebareinfommens iino,
oaB Die @SSnIpeftoren jeoer3eit
@inIiht in ods Pa1dgiermunifeIt Der
0ampfer, be5p. cine 2lbi6rift cefeI>
ben oerlangar t0nnen uno DaB YarIoz
nen, bic in bem Mdnifeit niht uufgez
fii6rt Iino unD innerhalb 80 Saggn
na9 tbrer 2dnOung in einem canaOiz
f6er 9afen bic ameritanifde 9rsn33
ii6eri9reiten 1poll6n. als @inndnOaz
rer a'n3uIt6en itnD unD BON t6nen eins
8ppfIteuer BON 81 fatt so G:nts en-
6oben tparDer ion. 2lu6 iinb Die Be
ftimmungsn, unter cenen Die @iIenz
baEnen urD 9umpFerlinien ginDun~
berer 5urUf gu bef0roern ba6snl pers
i9Grft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
qa b (ie bej.

Der Eeute erI4ienene W}pnutsausz
peis oe5 Sdubamtsz0apartements
6eTu9t, oaB bic gtnnu6men i'm Mprat
MGr3 $26,O41,147 bstrugen, unO
5nar 3DGe $13,344,215, Snlanoz
iteuern $11, 1,536,264, @erI6ieoane8
81, ,16O,668. Sn BEN neun Moraten
oes Iaufercgn 6istaIjabres IteQtsn iih
oieGinnabmen, pis foIgt: 3D1e $126,z
966, ,299, SnIaaoIteuern $11O,4O4,>
143, 8erIdieoens8 $13,239,396; ms
oeIanmt $25O,6O9,838. 0us 0efi3it
pro M}Gr3 piro ungefG6r $1,3OO,O00
uno fir Die n,un Monute oeS 5isfalz
ia6res $18,819,7O8 betrugen. oSn Den
leBtan W}onatsn fa6en !peoer biz 3ou=,
mob bic Stauereinna6men ben Grpar@
tunqen entIprp6sn uro Der Nusblid
in Die nGdfte 3utunft lit audi ni4t
Ie6r peripref,eno. Qlm 80. gppember
.. g., dls bus 9epurtemert feline ltBz
ten 8erefnungan fir b,n GongrsB
uuTItelIte, batrunen Die 3oQeinna6msn
in oan fiinF MDnuten oes 6iStaljabre5
$12,OOO,OOO me6r, ul5 in Dem entiprs>
6enosn 3eitraume oes @Oriu6ra5 uno
cine peitere 3uno6me purOe felt erz
partet. SnoeTan beIduft iich OieIe
ieitoem auf nur $5OO,0OO.
Die Gtntp0rDerung ii6er
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56. SaBrgang.
Gps5iat Tpti5.

%ps5tol' l'Turi6.
@om l. 9lpril CD ,piro Die @roaonaDz z@ofaqi'rs
Stltiun Der rQbiansirbia= 28ilmuQ Qtou=9 9atImorcr
6iitubahn1 in U 7. l640, Canton NprHut,
unmittebar Dttlib pom @roaotoan, btcQsu itiu.
Geo. Is. u i'll in s,
(o0) cjcH:rdl=N1cHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Ser 9entide Gorreiponoeat,
GdsIib, p6dcrtIitt rHs Sountaas.
Maine. Giecufblmer itiS Rsoafteur


G. Blaine, Giscufbnnter nnS Weoafteur
(S,at'oiser unn Z. Saiue),
ensr,f.sds Saltims strcse uno 9offzSffict=Toc
ereis nestaaIidIfu 9;Iattss, buTtt 2rdger teioggt
I2b, Gts.; taeIIdIe uHo Spuntn Rs:esu6gGbe l6
gents pro Ypos sabltGr cr Die oas &Gt beicr9eEosH
9rdatr.-Sdalidl Eetl Sprrfaa =slus aabe urteI
Eorios ss}oraustc0biEul $3.50 pIo Slbr, fur tirtrt
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
MIR. MorrIII's Recollection.
[From the BurIlngton Free Pres.

This election Is one Of the most remarkable
events Of its kind in the history Of the United
States. That a statesman who has passed his s6th
birthday should, after IL years OF service In the
House and 30 years In the Senate be reelected for
a sixth term. Is of itself event without preced-
ent. That under these circumstances and with
out lifting finger or uttering a word to influence
the result, he should have no competitor and re-
legislature Is equally remarkable IL could hap
pen In no state but Vermont, and to no man pos
sessing less entirely the esteem and confidence
and respect OF the people OF the state. Mr..
Merrill received Wednesday more votes than in
any Of his previous elections 10 the Senate. Six
pears ago, his election unanimous on the
part OF the Republicans. but Republicans were
not quite plenty then in the legislature as now.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
Asylum Scandal at Waterbury.

DIR. GIddings, Superintendent OF the
InhumRn Treatment of Female Pa
tIents.
A bad scandal came to the public knowl-
edge at Waterbury and Montpelier We'd
nesday when the Washington county grand
jury brought in an indictment containing
five counts against DR.. w. F. Giddlngs,
superintendent of the Vermont state asy-
lum for the insane at Waterbury. The
counts are all for assault, but this technical
term covers a great deal of ground. All of
the five counts in the Indictment are
worded alike, except that in each one the
name of the victim is different and the
actual nature of the offence differs in each
instance.
Dr. Gddings is specifically charged with
stripping two female patients naked and
combining them in a room without furni-
ture over night, and striking the patients
while naked with straps, horsewhips and
a cane. He is charged with having beaten
three of the women numerically. He is
further charged with having struck all the
yoWsn-Tllhs his. IS GE.hsEs "a aoSFs9 i4ret
.4-tJ =. f.CsI lsi aI.Oic.IS5 VI
anger he seemed unable to control him
SELL nt VI lbt lNt NOultn al
Emma Hoyt, Lucy Williams, Hattie Lack
ey, Grace Wright and Emma Strickland.
Three of them are patients who were
transferred from Brattleboro to Waterbury.
DR.. Giddings was brought into the
county court Wednesday afternoon and
Judge Taft fixed his bail at $500. Bail
was furnished by two of the trustees
Judge Hobson of Island Pond and Geo.
w. Wing of Montpelier.
The barbarities charged are said to have
occurred during the past year. The grand
jury had the case under consideration for
several days. II was known that there
was trouble at the asylum, but the public
was not prepared for the seriousness of the
charges. The information which led to
criminal proceedings is understood to have
come primarily from discharged attend
ants. 1t is said that the trustees and other
friends of DR.. Giddings hold that there is
no adequate foundation for the charges,
and that he will be cleared at the trial.
A legislative commission will investigate
the charges.
DR.. Giddings was appointed superintend-
ent of the state asylum Dec. l, 1892. He
was then in general practice, and had had
no experience in the treatment of the in
sane.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23
Cnsrclon Of Yoters.

Chairman Hanna, of the Republican
National committee, has made an effective
reply to Mr.. Bryan and Chairman Jones,
who have been insinuating that employers
intended to coerce their workmen TO vote
for Mckinley against the wishes of the
men. Mr.. Jones having made the charge
in proclamation, Mr.. Hanna pertinently
remarks that it is a crime to coerce voters,
and that if Messrs. Bryan and Jones know
of coercion they make themselves the ac-
completes of the criminals by not inform
ing the proper authorities and taking steps
for prosecution. He adds moreover that
the Republican National committee will do
anything in its power to protect working
men in the free and untrammeled exercise
of their rights as citizens, and will cheer,
fully unite with the Democratic National
committee in any movement having that
object in view.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-23

Senator Deal introduced bill today re-
quring the sergeant-at-arms to remove the
iron fence around the state house grounds.
Montpelier people, It seems, are quite de-
sirOus that this should be done believing
that 1t would better the appearance of the
town. 1t seems that the fence was built
% years ago at the time of the completion
Of the second state house, and is supposed
to have cost, with the granite posts and
curbing, several thousand dollars. a
noted architect who came here from Wash
ington few years ago purposely to inspect
the portico of the capitol pronounced IL the
finest specimen of architecture of its kind
to be found in the United States. He also
said that that portion of the fence COM
prising the gateway to the front appoarch
was part of the architecture Of the build
ing and was contrived by master mind.
The bill Incorporating the Springfield
Local Telephone company is the first to
become a law. One hundred and four
house bills is the record to date against
lO7 at corresponding time in 1894. Twenty
bills have been introduced in the senate.
Bills of Public Interest.
Some of the public bills of the past week
not heretofore mentioned provide as fol-
lows: Owners of lands adjoining public
highways shall construct all highway
fences with wire to prevent snow drifting;
no dogs shall be taxed less than two dollars;
selectmen to have charge of all bridges
over 20 feet span; all bicycles to be taxed 80
cents and proceeds to be used in construct
ing and maintaining bicycle paths in streets
and highways; bicycle riders to be fined
for fast riding in streets Of incorporated
villages and cities; a state highway tax of
eight cents on the dollar instead of five
cents, the proceeds to be used in each town
in making permanent roadways; selectmen
may remove road commissioners for cause
pay of road commissioners shall be fixed
by towns in town meetings. school direct
ors shall provide instruction for advanced
pupils in High schools or academies in
some other town if necessary instead of
may; salary of superintendent of education
to be reduced to $500, railroad commits
sioners to five dollars per day; all burdock,
blue chicory, wild carrot ard wild parsnip
growing along highways to be destroyed,
with penalty for omission or refusal.
Dr,Webster and II. A. Chaplin of Brattle-
boro are in town. The latter has been at
tending the annual meeting of the Yer
mont State pharmaceutical association, of
which he is secretary. X.