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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
S0Gr nnb Stenrrn auf Cuba.
Der nelre Sdrif in benz BON unlerer
&rmee beiebten 9e6iet. Wt4z
ttQer GrldB bss 8rGIiDenten.

tiger @rldB Dss Yrdlt0ertell.
8df6ingtOn, p. g., II, &ug,
= &riegsietretGr Qlger ma4t Die pom
&a6inet gene6migtsn R~egulationen BE-
tannt, pel9e unieren Sffi5teren in
Dem DON uns beieBten 9ebiete Der Sn=
lei CUBA ais Gi9tI6nur fir Die Grz
6e6ung BON 3Duen, Steuern etc. ais
Observation-Disclosures bienen ioaen,
Die Gequlatipnen entbalten einen &C.
nau Bis ms Gin3elne ausgedrbeiteten
3oatarif, Der 325 9aragrap6en um=
faBt. Sm @eientli9sn lit es Der mi
nimal : 3outdrif Der pantheon Rez
9ierung fir Cuba, bod in etntgen
Puntten peiat er BON bemiel6en ab.
Sine Der ptdtigiten Nen0erungen fin
bet ii6 in ben SGBen fir Sabat, Die
ungefGbr unieren SnlanOftaueridBsn
entiprefen. Der 6etreffenOe Pdfus
lautet:
ssu6ut. = Sn geprsBten 8aGen,
! fogenanrte y9reDa", $1,000 pro 100
&ilp; in 6orm Dpn BUILDER Ooer
S9nupFtdbat pber anberpeitig Ders
arbeitet, II Gents pro 9funO; 9lGt>
tertubut o6ne 8ippen $3.50, nit &tpz
pen 81 bas Bfuno. Gigarren, Die
me6r aIs Drei pfuRb bus SGuIeno
tpiegen, $3.50 pro Mille; tpenn lie me-
niger piegen, 81 pro Wile. @tgdretz
ten, Die peniqer ais brei Yfuno Dds
Sauien0 tpiegen, $3.50 PRO Yftle."
Wte i6on friibsr betannt gema6t,
finb bic Sonnenfteuern BON 20 Gents
auf 10 Gents pro Some ermGBtgt uno
Die 5 Gents : @rportIteuer pro Sonne
Giiener3 lit a6geIGGfft. Smporte
bOn ben Ser. Staten iino in glei4er
Weiie gu per3ouen, tpie Die aus anoez
rem Stuaten. bod iinO Die ieBt fur
Smporte aus ben Ser. Staten gu err
6e6enoen 8oqfGBe Bis so 9ro3ent ME-
Driger ais bieienigen, pelGe BON Der
ipuniIfRn Regterung erbpben tpuroen.
Die OrOre De5 9rdItOenten, na6
beren GrlaB Die &egulatiOnsn in&rdft
treten, lautet ME folgt:
,@retuttb49ebdu0e
@aI6ington, g, Nuguit 1898.
&raft Der mir ais GbefsGOmman>
beur Der Qrmee unD fFlotte Der Ser.
Staaten BON Mmerifa 3u~IteenOen 8ez
fuqniB erldTe i9 6isrmit bic Orore,
bah nab Stfupation uno 8eIibna6me
BON 9Gfen uno Qotalitdten auf Der
SnIel Cuba ieiten8 Der StreittrGfte
Der Der. Stadten Der folgenDe Sartf
BON dl5 &riegscontribution gu er6e>
benoen 30len unD Steuern nebit ben
oa3u 9e60rigen Qu5fii6rungs6eIttm
mungen in ben 10 ottupirten 9Gfen
unb Qpfalitdten in Strait treten ion.
6ragen, Die genanntem 3arif uno gez
nannten Gegulationen 5ufolge entItez
fen, ipqen pom commanotrenoen Sc
neral Der auf iener Sniel befinoliGen
Sruppen Der Ser. Stddten entf9ieoen
perDen. GptGpenpige unb dutpriTirte
guS0aben fir Our6fibrung beiagten
Sarifs uno 6eiagter Regulatipnen iolz
len aus ben Grtrdgsn Deifelben be-
Itritten perOer. @sndue 3e6nung
ION iiber Die Goqettionen uno @us=
gaben gsfii6rt unO 8eri4t barber
benz 8~riegsiefretdr erftuttet peroen.
(9e3.) 8iqiam Mc3inlep."
i6eute purbe cine 9epei6e an ben
General Mile5 geI6idt, pel6e i'm in
i%truirt, dbnIite 4b9aben, ME Die o6iz
gen, aud auf 9orto Rico sin5ufi6ren.
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6tIdGftss &egWetIer.
3uOer(dGltger WCgmGiCRr
-poG-
bfruOrraarROen 9aItimOrcr firmra

q narOs.
4usldnbiI9e uno einbeimiI9e PrOs
butte.
9. aHsfsLp & sObH, S Of=prult=struEs.
8ants, SupeLierz unb 4ppt6efesgius
ri9tungen.
8. 4. Gantsr. 9-l3 4ets9ratts StraEs.
8dubol3z 6Gnbler.
SROs. glattbsius & 6ObH, gantOnaQOsHus aHb Uh
Sec. 3. sIoaa { Bro, IA aiobtarassp-@ erftA
8au6oI3 unb Sol3I9reibc zNti6Ien.
8raus uno Refrigerator : utenitIien.
Ioaau etsb5ins. IL Das9ermanse traBs.
@;gurren unb gidtterz8 obat.
Bm. q. SOVO & Co., 3s eOutb.strabs.
@toer uab Gfiiq.
Gents Gtmsr & 65bns. III eSuf6s5tsabs.
GunDitpr.
Ste SEQ. Eiome 4 eobu Co., GIT 90 sSaltimsrtRt-
Siumunten, u6ren u. S6mudl d6eH.
d. CPptH5stmsr & Bro, III 8sfssaItimOTssstr.
9Gmpfmai9inens uno &eHelz6abris
tdnteT1.
Sbes. 9. gGHbor { &C., % 2iebtsSttaBt.
Soaa .. aot. 1884 RorpsSOuioapre trabs.
9rd6tpddreE.
SutHr L &c.. Sll 'sOTaEOsStrass.
Orpguen.
Silpts, ean6Sou { Gs.. 124 2iabtsStraBs.
Glepatoren.
Sss. Suss' 60but. qratts Il. 9rtFSsnt'StraBE
@ifennadren.
5oba Susr & 6bbu., 25 SIN. Gbarltsssrabs.
sISbb & Ssatins eGrbBars Co. l7 SOgi'ni'
gifen unb Stabl.
u. r. @rOtb's eObnt, 100 eaO'6bGrtss'sttass
GmoiQirte un0 8le6paaren.
TtGttbai, 3nSrGm & Co., 100 SanOOsrsStTabs.
6eniters RDuteauE.
Q. .. eaSsIsp L srunsr, IL saOs6barlss'Strass
Grii6es RinbfIeiT9 unb Sfp,iuss
fleii4s80fler. ~
qrMsur & Co, S35 @sfs9rattsStr
eutan gtsf Co.. 400 GiofGutaps5traBt.
5rii6te ulD Yrp0utte.
e.bra0G ettbsns. 206 ea0:Gbarl,ssS trasG
8ugz unb 9
q. BsistittsI & eobn. 1000 gjesaHHusstrabs.
@las, Selfurbsn unb 5irnIhe.
9tbruou Canine, 23s Sdos6oparD. Strabt.
Siri6brg, 6onanoer / Co.. log g9etsSEaitsStf.
Ssur7 etim & Co. soDaFO' nHO a~aP''t'sstFab''
&uti6en un0 ale Sc-ten Mdgen.
6astb & Diet. Sr. 200. asrtb. strabs:
&GHeesSmpprteure HnD @9tptter.
sTbs G%nterPFiis Raifst Co.. 20S G~Rsaombarofr.
-
Rleiber.
gnba@ eras. & 60, II 6sptiHss place.
o. SosHsborn 4 90, 8-l4 Shbs6utapsS traBs
Gur5- uno Smuiftpddrcn L.. !. 10.
.SaItiEsrs Bargain 6ouit.s ZIG B 'Saltimotsfr.
GanoDtrt6i1afIiihe @erGtbI6ditsL
e. 6. Cambria Co.. l2 s~ieGt4strabs.
Qdde.
Gsbrae:- StrrE, p GhaesmbarosetFabs.
photographer.
q. 9OsH = Co.. sSinst0aRE., @attBaul GsasRasa.
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bas a~uspGrtiQe @mt lei Ii6 Der
S@nere o.sitsS 8ritteS pobt benuBt.
Wieber in Freibeit.

~
3pei M}Gnnar, oeren 9ro3eTe gro
Bss aufie6en errsgten uno Die in Der
NeIt biel Don iih rtcer ma9ten, per-
lieBen gaItern 3u 9lei6er 3eit oas Sc
fdngntB, na6osm Ie ibrs StrdF5sit
a6gsieiIsn batten: 6r6r. D. 6ammer@
itein, Der ebemalige p&rsu33eitun8s"s
&eoatteur, uno 6r6r. b. 2iBpp, Der
friibere gebeime Ngent Der politician
Poli3ei, ais bsren Sdupt Der ipdter
audi prO5efIirte 9pIi5ei : Gommi1Gr
.. 3dui9 gait. 6ammeritein reilt
mad 8apern, bermut6Ii6 nm BEL Den
bort po6nsnDen 8erpan0ten ietner
Satin 4uFentbult gu nebmen. 2iBop
BAT Ii4 bon 9lDBeniee na6 Berlin be-
9e6en. Sb sr in Der Ret6sbauptitdot
oauerno blsiben pirD. neiB mar nt6t.
Oo5 neue Rei68tagszP 7 d
itOtum.
SIN neuen 3ei6stage piro Elm Wtitz
glieo bes Gentrums 9rdIiOent iein,
tpd6renD bic G%onIerpatipen ben eriten
uno Die 9dttonulli6erdlsn ben 5petten
8tcsz9rdftoenten 1teuen. 9us lit Die
getroffere 8%ereinbarung Der leitenOen
Barteien.
4GIerIef aus 9eutf6tan0.
Or. QaronS, Der DieIgendnnte 9riz
~batOo3ent Der 8erliner uniperiitdt,
Der Ii9 our4 ieine Io3ialtitiiAe Pen On
ii3ten BEL Der 3egierung fart mtBlis>
big gema6t bat, bat feline fir Od5QBin>
teritmeiter an9etiinOtgten @orIeiuns
gen 5uriid ge3ogen.
On ben te6nti6e JET 6p4i6ulen in
9reuBen IinO &u5ldnOer O~orIdufig
pieoer 8ugelaFen tporOen.
8ei Der 6elooienitiibung in Reiie,
S9leIien, purOen 3ablrei9e Soloaten
pom SpnnenItt4 beFaQen, Giner berz
Ielben, Der Mustetier 9auotte, lit be-
reits tpot.
Sn 8laiepiB lit Der 2ieOercompoz
niIt @Duaro Sabbat6 geitOr6en.
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Ssrarlitii6e &ulnniItrn in RntB.

SanSran5tsco, Gal,, 11.Quz
quit. Die vSccibentul GOlonD Co."
in 8eqington, 2ponz@ountp, NeDaOd,
BON rufiiI9en Suben ms 2e6en geruz
fen unO unterbaItsn, lit in 9GnOen
bes S8eriffs, unb bamtt lit Elm forgs
lam gepfuntes &oloniIations Inter
nebmen benz untergang gepetht.
4m 8. Nopem6er 1897 punberten
q ruIIii9sjioii6e 5amilien bonSan
S~ran3isco nd6 Der Wpmpre : Ran9
BEL 9anton aus. sic batten bas 2uno
fir $4,000 gstuuft, nm ibre &ouf@
i9ulO aus ben GrtrGgniFen i6rer Or
belt mad unb na4 ab3utragen. Bpz
more 6etpiuigte ben Nniieblern cine
peitere Qnleibe BON $500 unb lieB
ii9 bafiir cine erIte 91potbst uuf Oas
2anb geben. W2it bieiem @elOe faufz
ten tie 8aubol5 unb bauten Ii4 SGu<
Ter. Sic ar6eiteten unperoroien buz
rrauf los unD naren auf benz beIten
Wsge, fi9 unabbGn9ig gu MAIDEN, als
linen elm unbermut6eter Strei3 bur4
ben 9rGIiOenten Der &olOnie, Daniel
S9parB, unb ben Setretdr 9arrp
8eq geipielt purOe, Die Ii4 bon Der
Bullion &c @r4ange 8ant" BON Gdr>
ion $500 aus5ablen lieBen unb oa~
fir ben gan3en Groteertrdg Der gam
gen &oIonie D%erpfdnbeten. Mit benz
erf9pinbelten @elbe baden fie, ME es
9eiBt, Das @eite geiu4t.
Die 8ant Bat jeBt gegen bic &oloz
nies8eieqi4aft auf 8efrieDigung i3rer
9ppotbetenforoerung gstlagt, uHo Die
armen &oloniiten perben pabrI4einz
li4 auf Die Strabe geieBt perOen.
S4marB tpobnte friiber in 95tld=
belpbia, pGbrenb Ben einmaI in G6i=
cagO aniGiiig mar. 9egen 9eioe iino
6Qftbefeble QusqeIteQt tporDen.
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Slutigrr oils cine S6la6t Ouf Yurtu
Min.

Sin bintergangener G6smunn t0otet
3pei Mdnner, ~perpunOet feline
6rau t0btlia unO bege6t Sel6Itz
moro.
0euD5poup, 60, II. Dug.
- &i6ter s. g. @iooings, GOparo
S6annon uno Sad 8ear fislen bsute
gu Central : Gitb elmer S4teBuffdire
gum Opfer, unO 6rau @opurO
Shannon erlitt cine t0Otli6e WunDe.
Shannon betrie6 &oitbduier gu 5errD
uno gu Central : Gitp unD iiberna6z
tete gep06nli6 in erI terem Srta, pGbz
reno er bas @tublifement in Der leBz
teran StaOt Der 9b6ut ieiner 6rau
ii6erlieB. 6eute fam er na9 Central
@itD uno fling nit @iOOtngs Streit
an. 8eiDe Mdnner griffen gu cen
Gepolpern, unO Das ReIultat mar, Dab
8iooings BON Shannon Dur9 eiuen
S4uB in Den &Opf get00tet puroe.
Sad Wear, pelaer SrieOsr gu FIFTEEN
perIu6te, erbielt einen S6uB in ben
&0rper unD blie6 ebenfdQs tOOt auf
Dem 5lede. S6annon bega6 Ii9 Ounn
na4 oem S4Iaf3immer ieiner 6rau
unD I9lug i6r nit Dem &nauf ieine5
Repolpers auf ben &opf, Bis er iie gez
t0Dtet 81 6aben permeinte. Damn erz
langte er einen unberen RebplDer unO
6eging SeI6itmorD. Die 5rau iebt
nod, fam ieoo3 niAt geneIen. Sin
9erbdltniB, pel6es ie nit 8iOoings
ge6a6t BADEN iou, piro ais llrid6e
Der SragDoie angegeben. 9iootngs
mar Elm betanrtsr 9olititer unO bat
ptele 4emter betleioet.
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8craeiiene Bricfc.

g2stte Wirtbi9aft i'm 9oitoiente. =
On 10000 Soloatenbriefe lagen
lett benz /. &ugut in 6luriOa in
QuarantGne.
3qmpa, 6lo., II. 4uguit. - 6.
g. 8edDer, Der G6ef : Glerf oes GLEN
balm : 9oit0ienites oabter, ma9te Die
perblIffenDe @ntoedung, baB mebr als
10000 9risfe urb bier SGde nit 3ei=
tungen, Die BON Santiago a%ngetommen
paren, ieit Dem 1. Quguit in Der Qudz
rantGne gu ggmont Sen liegen. @r
6sItano Oarauf, Dab bieIs poitTa9en
iOfort freigegsben piiroeR; lie puroen
au6 iofort na6 Der MusrGu6erungsz
Station gebra6t uno nod am Q6en0
d6geI6idt. sic paren nit Dem
Srunsporti9iff rGomal~ angetOm<
men, unO Der @apitGn 6tefes 6abr3euz
ges enH6uloigts Die LANCE @~eripGtung
oamit, er babe pieber6Olt Oergebli9
ouf Die QusrGu9erung oieier Poitiaz
den georungen.
9eIterp lief bier bic OrOre Elm. ale
an MitgIieber bes 5. 4rmeecorps
doreiitrten pOitIafsn na4 Montaut
Point, 6. S., gu i6iden, ausgenOmmen
Die fir oas 9. unb 10. &dbaqeriez uno
ous "a. Snfanteris : Regiment, pelz
DIE nod in Santiago fte6en. Die Or
ores fir 9pfid9en, bic ppn bier na4
POrto RicO gei6idt peroen ioaten,
lino pioerrufsn poroen uno Die betr.
POtia6en peroen Dabri4einli4 biz
rett mad 8aibington gebsn.
-Gpntre : Qomiral &irtlano BON
Der 8unOesflOtte bat li9 in @aQeio,
Sal, elmer gefGbrli9en Operation
unter5Ogen unb liegt in 5oIge Oeriels
hpn IN hnhIt fritiThpm 9uitnrhe nor-
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0eidiit5' @egwtiier.

MSe6I6dnbIer.
G. G. atni & 60, 1l4 ebOsSoDdrosstyabs.
Neutrality-suspicious..
erabam's Bars9oui', Qartsdps. l.. Gop9insstr.
9apier uno gupiers0 Often.
eH"h, 2ispu & 49,. % eaS'SbarIts'srGst.
qlum6er< Q&~utertaIieu.
Die Sumss GObertiOu @tS. 60. 80 @anObsr'etr.
9uBs uno @eiBtpddrsn.
GrmRrrHu, Cater & Go, 9 @sfssaIt;mors'etr,
S6nittpdren.
@sbtHor Struub, .43 QgpiHs, 9lacs;
q. @. eatton L 60, SO soptiHs' qiats.
Strmnpfmaaren, 9anOi6ube, &ur34
@uaren u. I. ~.
Srsis' L e6bu', @S 8sh'SGItim0Tesstr as',
Ssppi9s, @a9stu4 unb Seppi9s
S6nur.
6auEb L Sruor, 25 a9shsGermaRset rGss
Seppi9e.
o. G.. Griffit5 & Co.. 4O3 ERsgaItimprsrs trass.
Sbureu, Eabmeu uup QdoeH.
Grant :. S8atiins & &C., 400 Ofs9rGttsStrass.
@irt6f5aft5 : @inri4tunsea uRb
9iaerozSii6e.
o. !. @anter, 9-l3 g8sis9rattsStra
B6istiss. @eint l. +, 70.
s. Sana9an u So6u. 20 9ig6tsStrabt.
1tf G0'Ti30!t 60, LOG GiGbtsStrdEe.
Wpue unO BroDuTie.
@ebrtoT Gbip4st &4 6absSbarlessStrabs
Murnu gshig 90 Efh-EhorTFE-Efrn
WddQen unb WeBQerz llteHflten.
Seize RarosE. 100 SaosG6drleszStrabs.
GnDetdtL.
gicpcIes unD 3abeb6r.
6, .. aOaHe, Jun, 80, IA 98sits2tEiugtOEsstr.
Giienpadrcr.
8 &, 81. aOlms, GatuDs unO draH:tiHss trass.
5Iaggrn unD Banner.
GttrHou 6igto, us aorosG6drlsssS .reSG.
@rpCers.
SEQ, g, GcGuD 4 &c.. 220 aOrOsG6urIsl'st rubL
SoI3 unb &oblen.
Bsbribsr gr0Uu, y Roros6ontodpsStr
9aarpddren.
G.. luaRbt. Gutans unO 2triuQtoHa6truss.
94NAN 0AU PNA0Ns
q. c. 9apIOr { TO-. 5 slsrbsGalpsrts 5trabe.
SuDeIiere, Stlberz uno pidtttrte
Nuaren.
GsIib & 9rO.. 5 Ohs9altimSresStrake
SletDeT.
cites. gerDauasr & 60. 10 chsgaltiHOrssetr>
GanDenf6neiOSr.
9ltrB & glas 8 CR=9altimors46 trrBt.
Ginnen uno @eiBpauren,
GIari & SttpsHs. 2l2 9orOsGparItssS trabs.
M0beln un0 Seppine.
Sol q Surnbua. Jun, & Co.. Is g9sfs9aItimsrsRs,
4ubpaaren, MldnteI un0 S4nittz
MaureH.
@, solOmOn & Co., 9sIiHgtous uno 2ibsrtpsstvab
PferbegeI6Irre un0 Guti9en.
@. 9. @abeOd Co., u @ets 8 aptttess trabt.
S6ube.
gtbraSsr 1lrner. 225 cF=galtimortsstr.
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g q m tt 3 unD Sonntdgs>
Grtur1tonen mad
8af bington.
gur $1.25 duf Der n9enniplDanier
Giienba6n."
Ssoen SamItag uno SOnntdg NIB
renD Oes Monats QuguIt. Riidfa6rt
bis gum foIgenOen Montag. Ollie 3iige,
ben nlimitirten Go~ngreB8ug" ausge=
nommer. (0o,6ri,S $780, ug)
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CA
Tragtds DaSSsbsW Was IhT FWshsTL kauft Habt
'e 1as NNAIZM
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Tinamaieaes.
Saul unb Qei6z8eIeuIhafteu.

SdAlIers unD UlatIer.
RUNNER & Ytder, . 5outbsS traBs.
SambIuon & g., 9 SOutbsS Strobe.
Golpntts & Geblppp0, Stod-GEbGHgs
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9uBs unO MeiBtpddren.
grmRrrno, Cater & 60, 9 @sfsSaIf;mortsetr,
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@irt6f4afts : @inri6tunseH uR6
8IacrosSif6e.
3. (. @autsr, 9-l3 @sts 9rGtts Strait.
W6isfiss, Weine i. 7. 70.
s. 2aHaBaH Il So6u. 20 Qia6tsStraBt.
Die G0iTiba!t Co., LOG 2iabtsStraEs.
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@aEs!
GaTe!

ME Retle Inn ~9uslaHot beIorst ~inHtThaIb "A StnHeeB
su bsoeuttHo beratgeisstsm @rGlle
0puarp Wniuf,
GasRgas&9e 9GltimarssS uaBeuRR $ofs9tfee&e%p
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0. 9. @rifFitb { o., 43 Ets9aItimpttIs trabl,
Sbiir2u, Rubmen uuD 2GOen.
Grant =. g8attiHs & &C., 400 Ofs8ratts5trass
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plumber Mdterialien.
Die Sames @obsrtion MfR. 60. 80 &anobtrsetr.
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Strulapfpuaren, 9anOi6ube, &ur3a
Wdureu u. /. 10.
Srties & 65bus, 23 sts2altiToresStraht
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Me6lbdnbIer.
G. G. stui & 60, liz eRosSopdrosstyabs.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Grabaut's 8arebouis, Qartsdps. L. S0lgainsStt.
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S6uittndren.
@sbrlotr etruuB, 43 90pitus.QIaet..
Sanist Winu ( Go, q N0ptiussPllce.
o.. 0(. suttou L Co., 80 Soplinss 4iaes.
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Papier uno YdpiersS Iten.
Gmrb, Gigcu & 49,, % 6assGbarltgs StrGss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

Wpue unD BroOutie.
@sbrttOCr Gbipbelt, 24 sabsebarlsss Strabs,
garon Ssuis. 90 SiI0.6barlessStrlB
Waugen unb Disqualification.
Seize IlarosH. 100 SHDsG6arleszStrabs.
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the colonies. 1t was not the secretary,
but priest, who said, "Peace be with
you, my son."
The cleric locked the door, and,
dropping his cloak, said:
"Do you know me ?"
Don Basilio did know him. 1t
was Aguinaldo, also a 2O-inch bolo, a
native knife, sharp as razor, carried
by every Malay in time of stress.
They can lop off an arm with one
blow, as though it was a carrot.
"I have brought the head of Aguin-
aldo" the chief said, touching the edge
of his jewel-hilted bolo to ascertain its
condition, "and I claim the reward
Hasten, else I shall have to expedite
the matter myself"
Don Basilio was trapped. He had
to open his desk and take out the sum
in Spanish gold. Aguinaldo punctili-
ously wrote receipt, coolly counted
the money and walked backward to-
ward the door. He suddenly opened
it and dashed out, just ahead of q
pistol bullet that cut his locks off the
temples. Captain General Polavieja
offered him and Alexandra free par
don and 100000 each to quit the COL
ony. They accepted it and got the
money, only to learn that they were
both to be assassinated the next night
at fiesta. The two men who had un-
dertaken the job were found dead,
stabbed to the heart, in their own beds.
On the kriss handle was a bit of paper
with line saying "Beware of the
Malay's vengeance.
Polavieja resigned and returned to
Spain, being succeeded by General Au-
gusti, formerly captain general of Bar
celona. Aguinaldo is about 3S years
old. He and his comrade, Alexandra,
hold the future of the Philippines al
most in their hands.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-15
The GROWING COTTON CROP.
Material Decrease In the Acreage Planted
Conditions, Etc.

Material Decrease In the Acreage flahteu
Conditions, Etc.
The final reports of the agricultural
department OH cotton planting, issued
on the 10th instant, make the area
planted 22,460,334 acres, against "a,
O91, 1874 acres last year, reduction O
1851 ,O60 acres, or 6.S per cent. The
decrease in the different states as com
pared with last year is as follows
Virginia, 6 per cent; North Carolina
I; South Carolina, 8; Georgia, 6
Florida, II; Alabama, 4; Mississippi
4 Louisiana, Z; Texas, 8; Arkansas
7; Tennessee, 10; Missouri, IS; Okla
homa, ,; Indian Territory, -.
The average condition on June
was SO, compared with S3.5 at the
corresponding date last year, and with
an average general condition Of the
last ten years of ST..
The condition by states is as follows
North Carolina, Sc; South Carolina
S5; Georgia, 80; Florida, rs, Alaba'
ma, 80; Mississippi, 91; Louisiana
SO; Texas, SO; Arkansas, SO; Ten
nessee, 90; Missouri, 96; Oklahoma
50; Indian Territory, 80.
The condition in Texas, Georgia
Mississippi and Tennessee is three
points above the ten year average; in
Arkansas, points in North Carolina.
9 points, and in Louisiana, l point.
In Alabama the average is exactly
the same as the average for the past
ten years, and in South Carolina there
is a decline of l point as compared
with that for the ten years period.
There is no state from which the
usual complaints of hail, insects, poor
stands, ETC., have not been received
The general condition is highly favor,
able.
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TIT FOR TAT.
Aguinaldo Threatens the Spanish Governor
of the Philippines.

AguinaldO threatens the spanish UoVerhoi
of the Philippines.
A Hong Kong special of June II, to
the New York Journal, said that the
great final battle between the insur-
gent and Spanish forces at Manila was
to be fought on that day.
1t is about four days sail from Ma
nila to Hong Kong, and if the state
ment is correct, definite advices are
only about due.
The insurgent junta at Hong Kong
is reported to be much distressed
at the statements published in the
United States to the effect that their
forces are ruthlessly killing women
and children as we'll as male combat
ants. These reports are as unjust as
they are untrue.
A proclamation arranged between
Aguinaldo and Consul General Wild
man, and subsequently given the force
of law, the act bearing date of May
"a, is claimed to have rigid enforce
ment. This proclamation declares that
the lives of all non-combatants, even
Spaniards, will be respected, and that
any man in the insurgent forces dis
obeying this direction shall be pun
ished by death.
The only threats made by the insur-
gents is against the Spanish combat
ants. 1t declares that unless the gov,
ernor withdraws the order putting a
price on the head of Aguinaldo, the
insurgents will give no quarter to the
soldiers of Spain.