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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

DRINARD Died, June l5 1897. nj ass
+. NJ, at the home OF his parents. FED
WARD HARLOW, the beloved son OF
Charles T.. and Carrie w. DriIard: aged
10 months.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, 1i9 west Cary street. THIS WED
nesday) MORNING at 1890 O'Clock
JOLLY.-Dled, at his fathers residence.
No Di Randolph street. at il.2o p. NJ,
June IA. 1877, j. GARY JOLLY. only son
OF Rev. W. T. and Mrs. /. NJ. Jolly.
The funeral Will take place from Ram
doiph-street Baptist church THIS (N ed
nesday) AFTERNOON at s O'Clock.
Ashland (Ky) and Rising sun Qnd)
papers please copy.
LUCHENBURG.-Die June 18th at
2:i5 Il. NJ. RUBY MAY. infant child OF
Chris. c. and Rebecca Luchenburg; aged
months and IL days.
Gone from our hearts. little darling.
To dwell with the pure and true;
God took our darling to Heaven,
That our hearts might journey there,
too.
HER MOTHER.
Funeral from her fathers residence
l0li north Seventeenth street, at 5 r..
NJ. TO-DAY.
petersburg papers please copy.
MDONALD.-Died, at SIS p. NJ. Tues.
day. June u, 1897. JEANETTA. infant
daughter OF James A. and Lena Nc
Donald.
Funeral will take place from No. 1909
s~ss CLAW street at r. H. TO-DAY. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
CORRESPONDENT soHRIyER's TURN
His Trial for Recusancy In sugar
Matter Helms.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The trial of
John S. Schriver, correspondent Of the
New York Mail and Express, the fourth
Of the recusant witnesses before the
Senate Sugar Investigating Committee of
1891, began before Judge Bradley this
morning OF the other three witnesses
similarly charged, Broker Chapman was
convicted and has served a thrty-day
sentence in jail, and Messrs. Havemeyer
and Searles, president and secretary, re-
spectively, of the American Sugar Re
fining Company, were acquitted, by order
of the Court.
MI. Schriver was represented by Judge
A. ]. Dttenhoefer of New York, and
Judge Jere Wilson, of this city. Mr.. Il. j.
Edwards New York correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press, whose trial will
follow that Of Mr.. Schriyer, was In the
courtroom, as were a number Of sena-
tors and other prominent officials sub
poenaed to testify.
After a number Of witnesses had been
examined the counsel for the defence
moved TO direct a verdict of not guilty
on the following grounds:
1. The committee had no authority or
Jurisdiction to interrogate the defendant
Mail and Express.
2. There being no jurisdiction in said
committee TO investigate concerning so
much OF said article as is contained In
said extract, the question put 10 the de-
PENDANT was not pertinent TO the ques-
ton under inquiry"- before said COM
mittee.
3. The defendant was not directed or
required to answer the question.
4. The defendant did not decline or
refuse TO answer the question set forth
I'm the Indictment.
). The defendant was not called upon
to answer the question he is charged
in the indictment with having refused
TO answer
g. The defendant was privileged not to
disclose the name Of his informant
Judge Dittenhoefer had not concluded
his argument on the motion to order
an acquittal when the court adjourned
for the day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
JAMES II. HARLAN KILLED.
He Was "a Brother of the Associate
Justice.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 15.-James p.
Harlan, a brother of Associate-Justice
Harlan, was accidentally killed by a
train on the Louisville. Henderson and
st. Louis railway this afternoon, near
the City Almshouse. Mr.. Harlan, who
was about 20 years old, was once one Of
the most prominent lawyers in the State.
enjoying a large practice and holding
a high judicial office in his county. He
was, however, the victim of an uncon-
trolable appetite for liquor and was in
capacitated for business, despite the
efforts of his relatives and friends TO
bring about his cure. He practiced law
for several years in Kansas. and return
ing 10 Louisville about three years ago
voluntarily entered the almshouse where
he has since resided.
Judge Harlan was not dependent upon
the city charities. but had always been
literally supplied with money 10y his
relations. He preferred to live at the
institution because Of a personal friend
ship for the superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
INJURED AT OLD POINT.
Mr. Thomas Symington Meets With
an Accident While Bathing,

Mr.. Thomas Symington met with a Sc
rious accident while bathing at Old Point
Comfort yesterday Mr.. Symington had
gone TO the resort on the afternoon ex-
of the loving cup to the Texas. After
dinner. with several other gentlemen, he
decided to go bathing In diving from
the raft, Mr.. Symington. by some means.
caught his foot between two boards and
severely strained his ankle and his knee,
stretching the ligaments OF both joints.
Medical assistance was summoned, and
Mr. Symington's leg bound I'm a cast. and
by means Of crutches and with the help of
friends, he managed TO reach the train
for Richmond. and was taken home in
q carriage upon his arrival. 1t will pro-
baby be some weeks before he is able
to use his leg at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
GENERAL LEES RUIZ REPORT.
It's Premature pubiicntiOn-Attac elk
on the General.

HABANA. June 15.-ltl Diario de Ia
Marina publishes to-day letter from
it's New York correspondent. expressing
indignant surprise at the publication in
New York of Consul-General Lees report
on the Ruiz case before the original had
reached the State Department, and char
acterizng the occurrence as "a grave
breach OF diplomatic propriety."
The paper, commenting editorially upon
the report, reiterates its former at
lacks upon Consul-General Lee, alleges
that his recent official reports as TO the
"reconcentrados" in Cuban towns have
been highly exaggerated. and criticises
Mr. Calhoun for tarrying in New York
in open consultation with known enc
mics OF Spain for twentyfour hours after
reaching that city. instead Of proceeding
directly to Washington TO make his re-
port TO President Mckinley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
HeptasOphs' Social Session.

Richmond Conclave, No. 162, Improved
Order OF Heptasophs. met at Elletts Hall
last night. and after adjournment march
ed 10 Hulcher's, where social session
was held and a splendid supper was
served A graphophone dscoursed sweet
music and the members enjoyed them
selves very much. Speeches were made
by Messrs. George L. Currie. Thomas Il.
Hicks. Henry Flegenheimer. J. Samuel
Parrish, Jacob Levitt, and others. and a
vote OF thanks was rendered the Commit
tee OF Arrangements-viz.; Messrs. A.
Cohen. George T.. Styll, and Henry
Elegcnheimcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
FanciulIi Found Guilty.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The court
martial which recently tried Professor
Fanciulli, leader of the Marine Band. on
charges growing out Of his refusal 10
play certain marches ordered to be play
ed on Decoration-Day by Lieutenant
Draper. of the Marine Corps. has found
him guilty OF disobedience OF orders, ana
has recommended his dismissal from the
service. Colonel Haywood, commandant
of the corps, has approved the recon-
mendation, and IL has been forwarded 10
the Navy Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June ia
special 10 the Citizen from Tampa says:
The Dauntless. or boat supposed to be
that vessel, came into Hillsborough bay
last night and took on IA cargo OF arms
and ammunition from a schooner lying at
anchor OF the mouth OF the Alafia river,
and sailed speedily away for the Cuban
shore. Various reports were sent out yes
lefday that the Dauntless had sailed from
Key West with an expedition. and il was
circulated by those interested. IL was a
bold and successful bluff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

CHARLOTTE n. C., June ll5-Ihe
Grand Lodge. knights of Pythias, OF
North Carolina, was called 10 order this
forenoon by Grand Chancellor Washing
ton Catlett. After the Grand Lodge rank
had been conferred upon the representa-
tives and past chancellor In waiting Il
recess was taken until tomorrow. The
doors were thrown open TO the house.
and a speech Of welcome was made by
George w. Page, OF Charlotte Lodge. No.
s. IL was responded 10 by Past-Grand-
Chancellor 9. A. Webb. OF Asheville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
Coroner's verdict Mt Urbana.

URBANA, o., June l5.-Coroner Hewitt
rendered a verdict late tonight on the
death of Harry Bell and Upton Baker,
who were killed when the first attack was
made on the county jail on the night be-
fore the lynching OF Chick Mitchell.
The verdict is to the effect that Governor
Bushnell. Sheriff McLain. and Mayor
Canon did all they could to protect the
prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

His Physician, However, Hopes for
Early ConVaIescencc.

ATLANTA, GA, June l5.-General John
b. Gordon has been confined to his bed
for several days at his home in Kirk
wood, near Atlanta, with severe illness.
His physician. however, speaks hopefully
of his early convalescence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

tership, and though Mr. Miless COM
mission will not expire for about
eighteen months, it would not surprise
people here If a change in this Office
should be made at a much earlier day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
shnrisey Challenges Nnher.

NEW YORK. June l5-Tom Sharkey,
OF san Francisco has challenged Peter
Maher TO a boxing match OF an unlimited
number OF rounds for 5000 or $4,000 a
side. as Maher may prefer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
Richmonders In New York

NEW YORK, June l5.-(Special)-E "
Williams. Marlborough; j. Mcconnell, Jr,
Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
Peace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LONDON, June l6.-A dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople saws the peace
conference OF the ambassadors with
Tewhk Pasha, representing the Sultan,
appears TO be making satisfactory pro-
gress."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
Mr. Landrum and Miss Leake Mar
rieb.

Mr. Louis w. Landrum. proprietor ~
a grocery store at the corner Of Fourth
and Jackson streets. ana Miss Elizabeth
V. Leake were married last evening Tho
ceremony was performed In a quiet, SIM
pie manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16

Those that are left you can
buy at very low prices. They
are our best goods, and arr
nov sold at less price than
inferior grades are offered.
j. N. FOURQUREAN. Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
Rugs.

The entire stock is marked
down again. All kinds and
all sizes to go at greatly re-
duced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-16
CARPETS
ANOTHER GREAT CUT
IN PRICES.
The Finest Makes Going
at about Half Price.
THE FOURQUREAN.
PRICE COrlPANYS

CARPETS must be sold. Il
will pay you to buy now and
lay aside for next fall.
Lowell, Bigelow, and Hart
ford Body Brussels Carpets,
usual price Sl.35, now 75c.
Bigelow Administer Car.
pets--all new colorings and
newest designs.-were Sl.GJ
a yard, now SI.I5.
The famous Roxbury Tap.
estry Brussels buy it now at
soc. a Yard.
Smiths and Higgins's Tap
estry Brussels---you will pay
IS to Soc. next fall---now
4oc.
All-Wool 5-ply Carpets,
Doc.
kngrain Carpets.--that sold
at 10 and 75c., now
IS, 40 and 45c.
Linoleum---50c. grade,
25c.
- and SOC. Oil-Cloths for
25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02

tenbe Snftruftionen erhulten, in benen
bic Bolitit Der Md3te in 8e5ug auf
cretenIif6s 4utonomis unb Den bers
Ian9ten N6su9 Der griehif6en Sttuz
patipnstruppen bon Der Sniel ausein@
unbergeieBt tpirb.
Rumdnien ruff fetne q e
ferben gu BEN SO uffen.
Cont n, l. W2dr3. - Cine De-
peI4e aus GonItantinopel meIoet, bab
$4,000 Wann tiirtif4er Sruppsn be-
reits aus &iien naA Guropa ge5pgen
porben tpdren. Die 9d6nperpaltung
in Salpnidi lit faum i'm Stanbe, ben
Weitertronsport gu beipertitelligen.
Die grie6i16e Regierung plant Die
Grbebung elmer &riegsiteuer in ben
8robin3en 26eHalien unb 2lrta. Ruz
mGnien bat idmmtli6e 3eIerpen bDm
Sabre 1893 unter bic @afFen gerufen.
Der Correspondent Der nSimes" in
Gonitanttnopel meloet: rGs f9eint
fi3er 81 fein, baB cine groBe W2a9t
i'm GeGcimen in ben Sultan brGnot,
Die OffcnIipe 5u ergreifen. @ieGei9t
in Der 2l6fi4t, i'm geeignsten Momsnt,
falls Die Siirtei in 2befalien elm
Dringen follte, iih gum 8etter 8riez
6enlon0'5 auf3uIpielen, pabrideinli=
der ober, um i6IieBli4 Gonitantinoz
pei 81 befesen,
Der nGGronicle" 6lei6t troB amtIiz
4er Dement'S babel, IB Qorb gu
IiSburp 6rantrei9 borgeIdIagen ba=
be, Die europdiI6en 6Iptten Iollten Die
9ur4fabrt bur6 bic Surbansqen for
ctren, I'm ben Sultan ab3u7eBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02

go5 gu 9unTten bon Baltimore, 9&etpz
port Wep5 uno gforfDlt 3ugegangen.
6r. 3it6ie fiigte gu, oieIe 9orIte1unz
gen Ieien nidt IpI6sr 9lrt, baB lie ous
9anbels MiniTterium in Stano IsBz
ten, irgenb tpel6e S6ritte in Der 9lnz
geIegenheit 81 treffen.
t3mcitanIcmS SnIuracntcn gcfnllcn.
0& q brio, /. MdrS. - 8dbelOe=
pe7hen aus M}anilu melOen, DaB BET
ben neuerli6en &Gnrpfen 3piiben ben
ipanii9en 3egierungstruppen uno
BEN aufItdnbii6en &in9eborensn bel
SilunQ uno Gas Wtari5ma5 minoez
fen8 1000 Sniur8entcn 9et0otct mor=
ben ieien.
Sic @ulSipIbrung in Sapan.
0oto ANA, /. W(dr3. - Die
iaPaniT9e aegierung bat beidIoTen,
bic @olOpdbrung in einem &arbGlt=
nib pon % 1i3 gu / ein3ufijbren. Der
Gilbsrz 0en ODar 9oIlar pirb uQmdz
liza aus Oar Girfuldtion 3urit ge3ogen
un0 oaS fleinite @oloitiid ntro fiinf
Q)en 1eIten. Die neue Wdbrung fou
i'm nGC6iten 0ttober in Sraft treten.
Siam 9ctt anf Gin Stbieosgcrid,t Gin.
8onqtot, l. W}Gr3. - Siam
hat Den 8orTtblag De5 @efun0ten Bar
rctt be3iiqlib I4iab5geri9tli6er Grlez
pi9unq oc5 Safes Gbset acceptirt. Sin
bodgerelIter europdiIher Seamter
aus einem Der bcnad6arten 9dfenorte
fou ais Sdiebsri9ter fungiren. Siam
lat fj6 farner bereit ertldrt, cine gez
mii0te Gpmmifiion 5u crnennen, nm
in SaQen oes 2(ngriffs auf ben 8icez
&oniul 6eLlett ba5 enogiiltige enti6ets
oanOe Bort 81 Ipre6en. IS 1T bies
Elm Sriumpb Der Diplomatic.
Gursc SnbcioepcId,cn.
- SuiIer 5ran5 SoIepb BON Seitz
reid bat geitern enolt9 feline nteoers
6oIt perf6obene GrbOlung5reiie na9
&up M}artin angetreten.
- QlQe nGbreno Der leBten pdar
Sage in brttiThen 6dfen eingetroffe@
nen transQtlQntii6en 9ampfer mel
ben iiber b0bIt ftirmiI4e5 Wetter unb
etIi6e berIelben baben unterne9s
S4aoen erlitten.
9l4tb. 8abne Mc8eagb, Der
omeritani79e @eianbte an Stalien,
unb 5amilie, reiiten geitern BON Rom
iiber Ni53a na9 ben Der. Staaten ab.
@iete 9Freunbe, Durunter Der italieni=
i6e MiniIter be5 2usDGrttgen, iomte
bic 8otI6after berI9ieoener europdiz
i6er W}d6te, nabmen auf Dem 8aRnz
bofe 2lbi6ieo BON ibn.
- 0us @erii9t, baB 80nig S8tur
BON S4peben niht ais Refersnt in
oer @ene8uelazStreitfrage 3u fungi
rem piinI6e unb buB elm dnbercr
@6icbsri6ter an ieiner Steue ausers
lpGblt perben iple, Dirb BON Gonoon
ma in 0lhrphp neftplIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
Gin nnn,es 1nrf hPrfanft.

2ancofer, pa., /. Mdr3.-6aIt
bas gan3e 9orf Safe 9arbor am gu
TammenfIuB bes GoneftogozGreet nit
bem Susque6unnazRiper gelegen, 1T
ioeben perfauft iporben. WdErenb bes
8iirgertrieges befanDen ii9 groBe
@al3z unb Giiennerfe auf bem PlaBe.
Rab benz S6luB bes &riege5 begann
Der Srt aber RAID 5uriid3ugeben, unb
in ben IeBten Subren itanben 9unberte
BON 6Gufern Ieer unb berfieIen aumGz
Iig. 9lbolf Segal bon Der Sale 9urz
bor Mat9 Company" bat jeBt an 6.
8ern unb anbere Sapitaliiten in 9biz
laDelpbia 159 2tfer 2unb nit $50 8es
bduDen aIer Dirt unb elmer groBen
Battlefront fir ben Preis BON $780,
900 perfuuft. Die 9Gufer bea6ii6tiz
gen, bort cine 9(n3abt bon 5abrifen
unb inbuitrienen gtablihements gu err
ri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
Sas grGbte speftrnifup Der g8clt.

Pttts burg, ga, 1. MGr5. -
Prof, S. $. 8raibear BON QQegbenp
bat ioeben bas 9r0Bte SpettroItop Der
NeIt fertig 9eftellt. 9uFelbe lit fir
Or. 9ans 9auspalbt, einen befanns
ten 9ele6rten in Magoeburg. Oeutf6z
lamb. beftimmt unb bat cine Qdnge BON
q SUB. gu ieiner 4ufiteQung un0
fetnem 8ebrau9 iit Elm Raum BON 25
SUB i'm 8epiert n0t6ig. Die 2eiftungsz
fdbigfeit bes SnItrumentes lit 10 groB,
baB man bamit Spettral=8eobu6tun
gen MAIDEN tann, pel4e Die nit gez
p0bnli6en SpettroitOpen Dorgenomz
menen an Genaui9teit melt iibertrefz
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
ScIWmeroen Nbcr NlScrlllllnntto1
Su @unitcn Baltimore

2onbon, l. WlGr3. - Qdt6. 6.
&. Rit6ie, prGTbent Der britii4en
9anbelsbe60roe, ertlGrte beute i'm I'm
terbauie, es ieien ibm bon ben Sam
belstammern Der Stdote PHILADELPHIA
unb Bolton 8eT6perDen iiber ungez
refte 0tscriminationen be3iigli6 Der
8efradtungsreseln fiir QBinterz Sarz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
llntrr elmer 2awille.
9Gs St. DunbarO=g =go(pi} psr(bdtt't.
Sic WlGnrbe entfpmmcn ourd 2(uS=
9rabcn cimeS SmnnciS inter
Scm SdIucc.

Gin 3srtpiirfniB 5piiden 8el8ien unb
8roBbritannien in 9(usii4t. -
S6ooenerioB fir Die @erbaftung
beS So5iatiItenfii0rer8 genj. SiIs
lett geforbert. - Gnorme Sterbz
Ii6teit in ben 6unger3notb 9iz
itritten SnOisn's. gleun5ebn
Menihsn bur6 cine 9abn SD
toitrOpbe in 8uBLanO uA9etomz
men. = Der @eburtsta8 oes 4ap=
ites. - 8uBtuno uno Gorea.
8ern, /. MGr5. - Der linfe Sill
gel pes groBen &loiter5 auf Dem ct.
8ernbaro lit bur6 cine 2alpiue ser
ft0rt porosn. @lijdli6er NeiIe GIN
Gen feline Wfenf9enieben perIoren uno
Iiemano puroe berleBt, aueiu Die
M0n9e 14pebten ldngere 3eit in gro=
Der 8efabr. sic iu4ten, ais Die
S6neez uno GismaNen auf bus &loz
iter berab Ititr5ten, 3uflu9t in einem
feiteren S6eile bes 0ebduoe5, lpelGer
qliidli9er @eiie nicht eingeDrUft rpurz
De, unD paren IpGter i'm Stanbe, einen
Sunnel aus3ugraben, bur9 Del9en iie
ms SEreie tro6en. Die meiiten berz
fel6en trugen syrpItbeuIen babon, uno
Qtqe batten 9roBe Strapa3en gu err
Dul0en.
(2luf Der 6Dbe bes bic 36Gler Der
3bpne unb Der Dora 8alted Derbin=
oenben groBen ct. 8ernburozPaHe5
liegt 2472 M}eter iiber Der W}eere5h0be
Das Der uebsrlieferung na9 962 pon
8ernbarb BON Ntentbpn gegriinbete
9oIpt3 ober Santt 8ern6ar0z8lO7ter,
behen ieBiger 8uu aus Dem Sabre
1880 itantnt. 6ier tperben BON ben
Gbor6erren be5 &uguitineritifts BON
ct. W}aurtce aIiGbrli9 an $4,000
W&eri6en berpflegt; BEL llnDetter o0er
in Der gefdhrli6en Sa6res3ett 5te6en
Die M0n6e pber bic Dtenenben 8riiber
(Maronniers) in 8egleiturg Der abz
0eri6teten 8ernbaroinerbunbe (I}az
rons) aus, I'm ettpa Derungljidten
8eiIenben 9iilfe 5u brin9en. - Der
groBe ct. 8ernharb tit 1oipObl BON
ben 80mern, ais audi i'm Wfittelalter
oft gum llebergang fir 6eereS3iige be-
nuBt pprben; Der beriibmteite leberz
gang 1T Der Napoleon 8pnaparte's
nit ieinem 10000 W}ann ftarten9eere
bonn Is. Bis q. U}ai 1900. - Der
tleine ct. 8ern6aro liegt 5pii6en ben
faoopiI6en uno graiii6en Qlpen an
Der 8ren3e bes frun50iiIden 9epartez
ment5 Sapoben uno Der itdlieniI6en
8rppin3 2urin; iiber ben 2186 Wteter
boben @ebirgspaB fiibrt cine 80 Sim.
lange, 1871 pouenoete PoititraBe aus
benz bon Der SSIere bur4flohenen Saz
rantaiietbal in bas bon Der 9ort BAL
tea bur9Itr0rte 2toItat6al. Qlu9 an
biefer ltpenItroBe liegt Gin BON M0nz
den bes groBen ct. 8ernhurotloiters
oeripaltetes 5oIpi3. Der tleine ct.
8ernbaro lit Der YaB, iiber tpel6en
6annibul Ieinen berubmten 2tlpenz
lleberqanq ausfiibrte. 9t. D. 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
Hei1er rr1iunn.


Sea D lille, Gol., 1. Mdr5.-Sn
elmer Siefe BON 657 SUB lit in benz
rRil 9eIperanbum" =8ergpert einGr3z
lager nit 9olbz uno Silberz8ebalt I'M
Wertb bon $4OO Die Some gefunoen
porben. Sn bem Stolen ipurbe tiir3z
li3 bon ftrtfenben Union 8ergIeuten
Der gtbbou pieber uufgenommen; Der
friiRere 8eiiBer bate por 8e6n Sabren,
no9oem er $4,000 angelegt bate, bus
8erglpert ais pertbIos aufgegeben.
Die @ntbedung zines rei4en Gr3lagers
in betrd6tIi6er Siefe lit bier fir bic
gan5e MontanzSnOuftrie BON GROCER
geDe1Ituno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
NnfruBr in &nurOiae.
SCeenfIidlc SUlseH tinss Etrettcs um rim g8c.
scredt. Gin sfeser rrfebpHen mnr Der Gbrf
Ger 5Semerpsbr iuabrfcheinIfcb tprtlidb pcrs
Icst.-Aue Staetbeamtcn ptrbaftet.

Ger Senerpebr pabrfheinIicb tbrtlicb pcrs
Icst.-aue StaetbeGmten ptrbaftst
&norpilIe, Senn., l. MGr8. -
Sin Qufrubr lit bier in 9Solge zines
Gompeten3 GpnfIitts 3lpi16en Der
8unbe5z unb Der @taotbe60roe 6eaiiqz
lid Der @ontrole iiber Elm StraBenz
babn 8egere4t ausgebro9en, unb
mebrere Ppli5iIten unb anbere YerIp=
nen befinben fi4 in 9aft. Der gfeger
WiQ IrnOl0 erbielt in 0em 2lufrubr
eine t0Dtlt9e S9uBpunoe, uno bem
@6ef Der 5euertpe6r, 9rn. WcSntoIb,
nuroe Der S4Gbel 5erI6mettert.
(Spdter.) - Die n&tti5en5 &ailz
pap Gompanp," cine nsue StraBenz
ba6nzGorpOration, piini9te Elm @eIetz
fe uuf elmer StraBe gu Iegen, ipel9e
felt Sabren BON Der r&norpiIlezG5truz
Benba6n" eingenommen mar, unb Iteuz
te gu Dieiem 3lpede beute friib 200
WQnn an bic Q(rbeit. Sic bate, pie
lie be6auptet, porber bonn 9unbesgez
rt6t einen Gin6altsbefe6l erlangt, Der
ale @inmii6ung berbot. Die Stabtz
beb0rbe, pel9e bic StraBe ni8t CUR
Winters3eit aufgeriiien baben mill,
lieB Die 9lr6eiter bur9 bic goIi5ei perz
buften, uIIein Die oGiti3ens Company"
itellte iofOrt 8iirgT6uft, unb bic 2eute
te6rten an bic 9trbeit 5uriid. 9a bic
Poli3ei gti6ts ausri9ten tonnte, 10
rief Die Stabt6e6Droe nun Die SSeuer=
pebr gu 9iilfe unb perIu9te, Die Or
better burb &altnafIerftrd6Ie gu perz
treiben. OILS Elm Neger einen SpriBen=
f3lau6 bur6f6neiben tpollte, ipurbe
er bonn 5euertpebr=@bef McSntoIb baz
ran perbinoert, tpprauf Elm anoerer
Reger 9rn. McSntoib ben S6dbeI
eini9lug. 9ieier Neger ipurbe bann
bonn Poli5eilieutenunt 6oob nieoergez
f6oifen. Die gr0Bte g(ufregung ents
ftano nun. Der S6eriff uno Ieine
@ebiilfen erfldrten bic gan3e Yoli3eiz
Manni9aft fir ber6aftet, unb Die Or
better feBten ibre ShGtigteit fort, Bis
bom &reisri6ter Sneeo ein Gin6alt5z
beTebl ausgeitelIt pur6e, ipel9er ba8
tpeitere 2(ufreiBen Der StraBe perbot.
Die 8samten Der rGitt3ens HaiIpdb
Company" follen nun pegen 2lufreiz
3ung gum 2(ufrubr perhaftet iperben,
unb ale itGbtif9e 8samten, eini3licBz
lid Der Goli3ei unb 6euerpebr, befinz
ben iib i9on in 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
&mklanb unb Gpren.

2on b 0 n, l. WaGr3. - Sir G6us.
SO. 0ilte fra9te beute i'm llnterbauIe
Die Regierung be5ugIi9 Der per0ffentz
Ii6ten Nu6ri6t, baB ii9 Der &0nig
Don GOreu unter ruiiti9em S4ub be-
finoe unb DaB bas coreanii9e W}ilitGr
bon rufiif4en Sffi3ieren eingeubt
merbe; ferner, ob bus 8orgeben RuBz
lambs in Der QlnIi6t Der britiI9en
Hegierung nit bem 8erfpre6en I6erz
einitimme, pel6ss iene U!u6t CAB, als
Gnglanb Sort 6omilton rGumte?
2tdtb. @eo. g. Gur3on, Inter
Setretdr bes Quspdrtigen, erpioerte,
es iei pubr, baB gefpiiIe coreanii4e
Sruppen Snitruttionen BON ruIiii4en
Sffi3ieren erbalten. Der &0nig bon
Gorea babe Die ruIiiI4e 9eianDtI4dft
am 20. 5ebruar DerlaTen unO lei in
ieinen Bulolt 8uriidgete6rt. Gs babe
iia gti6ts ereignet, mas nit Dem in
1886 bon Rublanb gegebenen 8eriprez
den, buB es ni6t 8eiiB DOn Dem Sc
biete @orea's ergreifen fpoue, i'm 8iz
ber1pru4 itebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-02
Spamnuug Siuiitbcu @roRbr itannicn
uuo &claicn.

2onb 0 n, l. NlGr3. - Der n8loz
be" min auf bo6e 2lutoritdt bin in
Grfubrung gebra6t baben, baB groBe
Spannung 5pii4en @roBbritannien
unb 8eIgien ii6er ben BON Der eriteren
Ma9t gsforoerten S6aoensriaB fir
bic Ginterterung 8eni. Silett's, OeS
britiIden 2lr6eiterfiibrers, berr14t.
SiQett purbs betanntli6 i'm leBten
Sabre gu 2(ntperpsn perbaftet, pdbz
renb er einen Gr6eiteritrite an3ufahen
perIu6te. 9el9ien bat. pie n8lobe"
angibt, bic 3ublung Oe5 S6aOenerIaz
Bes perpeigert, unb 8roBbritannien
bat bic 6OrOerung oringIi4 pieberz
bolt.