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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Ginr rrmif[rne ThatfaGr.
McnzMnrfcr @ndlriften.

Nep 0ort, Z. Sanuar. -
Mi6ael SsalD i4lug beute in ieiner
Wobnung an Der 3. 9(penue ieiner
6rau, auf tpslGe er eiferIii6tig mar,
nit sin5m 9ol36dmmer, ME er Don
SteinmeBen benubt miro, ben S6G0el
Elm uno fiel Dann nit i6r cine 6o6e
Sreppe bina6. Gr mar CUR 3eit Der
Stat piabiI9 bstrunfen. Die 6rau
le6t nod, fam jeOo8 ni6t geneIsn.
Der S6dter 6efinbet ii6 in 6aft.
Claus 0oi9er, tpel6er betanntli3
gagenpdrtig cine groBe 3uder>Ruffiz
merle in 2png=S5IanD~Gitp bauen
lGBt ertlGrte geitern, ME I6on friiber,
er peroe Die 8affinerie u~nab6Gngig
BON Der .Qmerican Sugar 3efining
60" 6etrei6en. Die 2tnga6e, Dab er
Elm Qbtommen nit benz 3uferzGruTt
getrOffen babe, iteute 9err 9OI6er
entT6ieoan in Nbrepe. Die neue 3afz
finerie piro i'm CONNER benz 8etrtebe
ii6ergeben peroen. Die Nrbeiten an
pCL !lCutI ALUuulS lNtell Jlu llCLlC III
8rootlDn I6reiten riiItig borpGrts
unD lpirb Die elbe am /. M}ai ferti9z
geItelt fein.
Mebr, al5 1000 6embenbiigler ba=
ben in SO 9amoenfabriten BON M}anz
fattan, 8rootl0n uno 8rpnr bic Qrz
bait singeItelt. @eItern Ianbten lie bon
ibrem Sauptquartier, Rr. 131, @uenz
StraBe, Elm l1Itimatum an i6re0ienItz
geber, pprin lie cine Nr6eits3eit BON
So StunCen unb $40 bis So &obn
forparn. Gbeni o oerlangan lie bic Nbz
f9affung oes Stiidarbeit : @pItems,
inter peldem Ie BEL 1~4zitiinoigsr
Sugesar6eit oft MIR S. pro 8o9e perz
bienten. Die Striter5 iinb niGt ettpa
nit ben 6ineiiIfen Ii. anberen 8aI6z
pnfel5 gu bsrtpe6feln. sic baden Die
SemOen gu biigeln, pel9e in Den 4usz
itattungsgei4Gften Osrtauft peroen,
unb refrutiren it6 aus Den i8raelitiz
I4en uno itulienii6sn 8ep0lterun9sz
S3i6ten. 9eute nirO nur me6r in
elmer 8iigelei gearbeitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
SIR 8rnhuftrns@ artt.

Ole unten itebenoen 9reiie be3ieben
Iih auf ba8 Gn9rDs @eI6dft; i'm
Gnbetdil 6dnoal lit Elm Qufj6laq
pOn etpa 3ebn PrC5ent gu 6ere6z
men,
3eIe9rap6hGen MelOunQen aus
6lortOa 5ufoIge iinb our4 tiir3li6e
6rDite in BEN n0rolifen uno mittleren
9iitritten Die 0emiiIe I'D iplda nitt
geI6iiBt naren, tbeilpeiIe ~parporben
poroen. Nnunas puroen ebenfols
gum groBen &6sile beI6GOigt. Dies
lit nd6ri6einli6 Die urIa6e Ger qsrin=
gen SenOungen aus Dem Same Der
8lumsn" an 95riibz8emiiIen. @uBer
&Dpfaldt tDarsn niGt g3niiganO
8orrdtbe an 9D6nen, 9urtsu Il. I. M.
Dor6anDan, UNI genaue M}drftpertEe
an3ugebau. Die G%otirunqen IinD oesz
talb rein nDmineQ. - 0as G3f6dft in
4epfel'n mar nod melt DaDon emit
fernt, I'm lebhaft be3ajdrst gu perDen.
- 8or3igli6er, GROCER unO geiunOsr
WetBtobl lit in gutter y}a9fru9e
unb ni6t aQ3u rei6li6. - 3 70 E
beGn bsbielten i6ren 8ert6. -
&rorSbteren Obns umiaB. -
Qpfelitnen unthdtiq uno flau.
Die 9reiie iino. ME foIgt:
Qepfel, pro SAB $2.00-$3.75
@eiBto6l, pro 100 =. $1.5O-$3,5O
3pie6sln, pro 8ui6eI -. 75c.-80c.
&artoffsln, pro 8uf6eI 65c.-80c.
Spinal, pro 8ui6eI 49,. 5Oc.-60c.
Selerie, pro 8unosl 15c.-3c.
SeQerie, pro Dubeno 1880.
&%ronsbeeren, pro SAP $4.OO-$6.OO
9ron8beeren, pro 8iite $1.50-$1.75
Runoe 8iiben, pro 8ui4sl 15c.-2Oc.
Garotten, pro 8iinbel 15c.-2c.
2tpfeliiren, pro Site $2.50-$4.OO
@pfeliinen, pro Sab =. $4.OO-$4.50
Meerrettig, pro 8ui6eltiite $1.OO bis
$1.25.
9urten, 6loriOa, PRO Site $500 bis
$3.50.
8riina 8obnen, pro 8uIGelforb $500
bis $3.50.
@ier, pro 9uBenO lie.
@rems=8uttsr, pro 8funO 16c.-23t.
Do. DARN 9rint, pro BIB. 16c.-21c.
2ebenoes @efIiigeI, pro PfunO:
Sunge 6iibner 73-9c.
Qlte 6ibner 74-8c-
Gnten 8-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
3icGmarftc.

Chicago, Sls., Z. San. - Sic &uSs
fuhr vCu JtIUoOleh being 1000 Stiif;
NrarIt itetig bet ;rp;iGeu $500 uHo $3.50
parureAoeu 4reiisu. SdrUsms Sufuhc
81, ono: Mi art attiv; OIe 8reue Yarr,lrteu
ipnnen $3.50 Il. $3.50. Sdaaie: 3uiubc
5000; WllrTt tstig; 0,e Frslie uarg,tglsu
;mrideu $3.75 uuo $500.
Ga~t&ibertg. pa. 4. Sauuar. -
DIE 0idctt iir &iunplet mar iletig bel
;ruIihen $500 uuo 5000 itlDuuteuOcu
Gretleu. SdueiIe: i3rrubr leidt Ytartt
ieljg; ris 9sslc UarllrtcU iUrheu $2.25
mo - So SdGGIe: giHrt; iietlg; ore
Eyeiie oarriIrleu NulifeH 1928 IND 1928.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
. @ranr 3nhth1nslrr.

Stn8s n g, @.=g., I. Sanuor.
SIN SpeiieIaal oes StaatS3uatz
bauIes brad geitern gu frii6erMorgsn
itunDe Elm 6euer aus. Die gerabe in
benz Saale beI9Gftigten 9efangenen
IieBen bic ii9 linen bietenoe @elegsns
Felt, in Der @erpirrung aus Oem3u9te
6aus gu entfommsn, ni9t nur unbez
nuBt peritret9en, ionosrn ite le9ten
Ielbit 6anD an unD lDi9ten ben aus
bre6anoen 8rdnb. Der S9aDeu be-
lGuft ft9 auf 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
2rag6oie in Genabls.

MemPhis, 5enn.. Z. Sanuar.-
Or. Sfsp ROger5, Elm 6erborragenoer
Qr3t unO GrSPrdfibent Der @eiunDz
E~its6eE0roe, pur0e beute 9bsno pOn
elmer 5rau Sanobrint gei6ofen uno
liegt i'm Sterben. Die Trau t0otete
ii9 glei4 Odruuf cur9 einen S9uB in
ben &ppf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
9nffD'S reinem
MQl3 @AiSfeD,

oieiem 6erii6mten mebi5inii6en Stiz
mulationsmittel. 8oour6 oerIelbe
6erii6mt purbe, fperOet Sbr an SUD
iel6it frfabrsn, penn berfeIbe Guren
9uiten gebeilt unO Die Staif6eit in Gus
rem Riiden uno Den 8liebern bsIeitigt
fat. gr ntrD Guer 8efinben pieoer
auf DEN aIten 3uItano 5uriid6ringen
unD SIR tperbet SUD nt4t ale Mal
einen 9uiten 3u3ieben, fpsnn cine 3biir
ober 6eniter in @urer Ndbe pFfen lit.
gu BADEN bel Npotbetern uno Gro
GERS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
SD thue @imtS

9egen meme Grtdltung; oieiel6e gebt
bon ieIbit purii6er, 10 Iogt S6r. SIS
tOnnte aber eber m0gli9 iein. baB bic
iel6e poaitdnoig Die Sberbunb iiber
SUD %getpinnt, tpsnn S6r Gu4 ni6t
tsetlt, Gu3 aus oeren &lauen 81 be-
freien. Dies lit Der Monat, 100 cine
GrtGltun9 DEFENDERS berbGngniBoou
rDerpsn lam. @rIpart Sud po6enz
Ian9eS Gieno unO 8sfatr Dur4 ben
re@L3titiden Mehrduh DIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
1lnhcimlihrr iEnmn.

Oes Moine8, Sa., 7. San. -
4ngeitslte Der n4odms GrpreB : Co."
0ffneten beute gu Gbarlton cine libel
rie6enOe Site unb fdnben barin bic
5%eritudelten ueberrelte zines menI6liz
den 80rpers. Die 8iIte bate me6z
rere Sage lang in Dem Grpr3B 8uz
reau ~geitanoen, unb Der i6r entTtr6z
menbe 8erfpeIungsgeru9 psranlaBte
i6IieBli4 fire Oeffnung. 0atettips
iino nit elmer unteriu6ung Der Qngaz
legenbett beduftrdgt noroan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Mirhftttrr. nr,h Slrnhnreile

Tolgeuoes iluo Die ami oed HaatltheH
1naleu iur 6eu, Suob Il. j. Z. geiierH CT.
SlelteH BtPnc:
SeNlide &Gage.
0cu - Suuottu 6eu so bis $I2 p.o
Eouue uuO Sleehsu $8 his $40 pro COME.
Suon-@OEeuIloh IS bl3 s., Nogleu,
iiroh IS bis $40 mo paieyRrOb SC bis 81
pro SOHrc.
gials - alter $2.25 bis s., ueuer
$3.50 bis $3.50 prO 6dB.
yiorOm It IT'D gS auQc.
6eu-EimOthu.6eu $ll bis SIS; &leebeu
$40 bis $I2 pro EoUue.
Stroh - %oi,euiroh s. big IS, Jioggen'
lroh - bis $12 mo 0areyirOb IS bis 80
pSo EGUEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
s6aOcnrriabflasen grsrn bic StGbt
Ren<S Orleans.

NepzSrIean5. Z. Sanuar. -
MaDor 5loper lit BON einem Re9t5un>
malt bisiiger StaDt, nelGer be6auptet.
i'm 4uftrag oes fran30ii9en 8otf9ufz
tiers gu banbeln, bena6ri9tigt poroen,
baB i'm Ramen DOn Snan3ig fran30iiz
i6en l1ntertbanen, tpelfe in g2epzOr=
leans pobnsn, cine S6abenerfoBtlage
gegen Die @taot in Der 6Obe BON $74,z
900 eingersi9t rperoen tperoe. Die
8lGger geben an, baB tie obne sinsn &C.
b0rigen geri9tli9en 8ro5eB pon Der
9eIunobeits : 8ebOrbe pGbreno Der
IeBten @elbfieber : Seu6e eingeitedt II.
ihrer Greiheit beroubt porDsn pdrsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
@inIfe Der ,,TeGcratinn of Qa6nr. "

8af6in9ton, 7. Sunuar. =
0as aus ben So. @ompers, Morri=
ion unD Surnfet6 ~beitebenos Grefutipz
Gomite Der Federation Of 2abor" bat
i'm @intlan9e nit ben tiir3li4 BON Der
srpdbnten 8Orperi4aft auf ibrsm
GonOsnt 81 Nafbpiqe 9efaBten Be-
I6liifen cine Npref1e an ben GongreB
gsri9tet, pel9e UNI G~infibrurg bes
M9tftunoentuges, 4bI9dffung Der
y8egierung Our9 @in6altsbefs6le,"
Elm @erbpt gegen bic Transportation
BON 3u9tbuus> 6abrttotsn aus einem
Staate in ben anberen, unb T6liebIi9
Inn Elm @eieB CUR 8ef4rGntung Der
Sinndnberund erfunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

Den 70. 9eburtstag feiert 6eute in
DRESDEN Der psniionirte preuBiI6s
9pf6uufpteler &url Scntag, Der jim
gere 8ruber Der emit 6oGberii6mten
Sdngerin Senriette Sontag, Der ais
iugsnbli6er 9elbenlisb6aber, ais Spns
beriations : S9duIpieler uno als
8onOibant ni9t bios an ben StGtten
ieiner langidbrigen f9auIpieIeriI9en
8irtTamteit an ben 9oft6eatern in
DRESDEN, Dien, S6psrin, Sannoper
uno Berlin. fonbern BON feinen dIsdez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Ole
AG0tiirte SIremfn's Drrihrrnnass

Gomp0gnte BON Baltimore,
@iireau ................V r. 4, Souib=Strnke,
perf6trt
giscntbum ieoer Dirt in uno a~userbaIb Der Staot
unter ocn giinftieiten Seoineun9eH.
Spbn 6. Scno, Brdffoent;
OlrettoreH:
Clinton 3. gaine, EeHiautin Il. Bennett,
giidasl SenIiHs, Sioof .. @eor9e,
UraHt BrlH, Sames youna,
pnI. i. Burns, %. g. O. 9BiQiars,
GIonSo Silp, NrI. Safer, inn,
GaIomen SrlnsfcIeer, ebnrlts pilseHbera,
@oDiH e. Braou. Soiepb ID. Sui5iHs,
3boma5. :. SaiihOr. G.. 8. GihareiOH.
lEM u. 9obHiuH,
(Sanl, $50 SSm. Smart, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
9altrrnrrr NRnrftbcrihtc.

(9trtttet far ban ~Oertihea GorrsipoHoeatcu.0
Baltimore. ON =. Sdnuor 1898.
Die leutI9e ISetfe1iuIUlr hstCIl 1919 Buihsr,
Der IcuUtoreusGorra I.3 iC.uI9 8liheL. Seriauot
non ocH EieuUt0ysU l35,06S @UihtI. Iegtluit uurs
ben $4,000 Suitcl Uuo OIL. 9GugQ0Hs.
No,acuoc EG5.ie 3silt ocH g~sgIJssH. ocH ~qctrileu
Gro Den Ie5Illrllea Staa3 oer Gtjeugrcgi. n U:l
ylctheHoer lebsrilut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
aM,elaeM.- an uermIeEneK.

Su peVmietheH
2aoeH uRo gSohuQaus an SuoS&roaopap palleao
inn Iraeuo elm 0ludIl; Eleorlge NtleIne; lepr cute
,d9C. Sdlluiiel III ~. 4l3, SuosSroaopap' 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Gin Erdrer Sopf,

quite Serbuuung unS Elm bO5ss rafi'
Ses NItsr iinO ;wei 8siultate, bi. ourd
Sen @.brau4 BON 1utt's 2ebsr'Piucu
sr;ieit ncrben.
Giar rrwif(rne Tbat(aGr.
&OpFidmsrSen, WuIurtu. Ntuseuidurt,
8~eritOpiung, DnspspIic, @ulsnIeiOen
unb dbniide Sruutheiten wsrbeu UOas
{tanOis 9eheilt Ourd ben @ebruua BON
Sntt'S 2ebers ViAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

0duicr an Der 9ntapscotgabs, 1iuiibea galti,
T~rrctrabe uuo GGiruI0uut=s psHue. 4aupteiugano
iUm QatrtriDu=Qayf:- oitie 9duier habcH ceilens
!irt: Seller MD Surnacs, g9aFer=6loict I'M Saoss
5iulmcS MD W;terirOii5su @bjuostaual. ionic 9e=
6daitr in Shz@lltimore fir DEN Greis non $3.50.
RabjuiraQcn in BEN gcbduoen ocsr in meiner
@obuuua. Gde Der Baltimore u1o 9atapscoirabe.
GbpurD :. 9aIIagbtr. @auuuts :Hebmsr.
(Sept21.ISi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

&duier ftr SepermGuu @erOtt
&auseiguIibimer, es lit btatgcr, al5 Wsi:tbe i'll bes
5oblep. SreiR6d;ee &lUitr gr. 1921 bis 2633 D.
gortb.NDcHuc; cini0e ieDr biaig: JU.iii06iqe SGus
Ter OIL 9a9ioIs ruo 9u~lasfisStrose. nabs &Ottb.
NueUus. %c0ingUugen iir 5e0ermdlM "a Tenp. SGs
Gjecutbum ipiro nit Spfern ~UeriIuft ipcTosH.
9aAjuira0cH sci g.. y. Iippttt, 2alO=@Eils
hing, CT. Qaul= UHO StIiu0tonsS iruBs. USsr IN
Cir. 1904. 9a~0i0u=StrdBe. f$ulil2, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Mu;eIGeR. IN ucrlGHlsK.

IN ~pcrfuufcH:
Sine cutctbtu0c 9Hiribi9ait. Sitrnmlaf III 1877
S3SpO 90, Gi0crtbimer Qcbt nab Seutiblano. 81
fertcu uuter ~. q" 4 uOie Expedition Ocs 6orrtz
lpoupcuicu.~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

StclleQ ! Il q :
Gin ucr5cirutbtttr iuuQcr gtanr NOT enc SieHe
oils Tu5rulami, 9ortcr potr &ddtr trltrr eano. gu
crirantn in Nr. 135. gNet. F%tlnIlin or. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
MnttionssM n;eigea.

CefentIidber Scrfauf mcrtbupGeu SGdereis
GI9entbume an Crt unc Steue
yir. 319 2ucsSIiufpmz, nabe C'SuuuensS CTR.
Canton. gloRtGs 8, ben 10. Sanuar 1898, yiab@
mittdss 4 llbr.
@inaeInbelten bei'm Berfauie.
t1-2.T-oJ 6eHrU d f, Grualt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

9uIt'-NeLllA -NIllAt ZoSlol SulDel; d ,!28
Suldci 3urtf1eIOJcH; ger tJreIUorrIt IT. 4S2,522
Fuitd. Der Dtartt mar ftt SO Hotirteu Bctus1:
3seI6er nsutr 9fr. , ~29L-3O:.. %. ri. 3 2Sg-
29c.. DO. nut H]GiiTltrt OK - SOC, a.Hup. III.
? 27I-2Sc.. oO. HIut uGliUllrt 25S-2S.
Saltimurer e feEtcns S6rie.
(5sribtst fur otI Ocu'ib.u 5orr iJ)u)e1te1' Ouy5
Dtioosuoort, Cllusr Il 5Ou1.l
SGlttmorss oel :. SaHuur 1898
ptiooenonrt, Oiuer b 50. 0.rebIeH ~ TrIu:5.
EantIers13 rGttea 5.2l A-...... Gui so Eals. Vr
Gtdt DID,, tIuim drUiithc 5.23E-5.224
90 Gooe. Jtettsrtdrt "a SIG. 8uIoer 80 1916.
Stsrlin5 Sdufters dui so JdJe 4.S2A-... aui
Si5,4. SIS a., fGuimdEEifhe 4.S2&-4.S2s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

) pCIlu u u
Qra5ii9t pOyrtaOtupt 4:ile; lbput Nu5Ebttn; ;.
tlhtaU0lE qtluA0e uaO uUutrSltyDi,Dt sage. 4bp=
:ogrdpDie II NM QlGut III Der Office 20. @a. y.
EDitH, 9r. ., Cr=SsrIHgToH= StraBs. t216-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
&srlaRgt TN I!cgemeIHeK.
StchcnzO clHms.

StclleGtiu4:
,3nti ont Qti@ultc Geutitt iuatn irotnO pel9e
9tI0ditiquuQ. Taa3ufraatu III g5r. H. 4t9r!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Alt6 Oeutl1lanb.
YrebFimmen i6er :SidOn.
SUbenoc 9tncrfcnnnng fir Den oiplu=
matiidIen Grfplg Der &e9icruu9
in Sitniicn.

8iSmard auf Der geferung. - Sin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus Der 9aft
entfIOben. = So3iaIiiten i'm Ser
liner StaDtratb Itimmten ni6t in
Elm pod duf ben &aiIsr ein.. -
8arl Sonntog begebt Ieinen 70.
@eburtstag. - @apitdn Mdbon'5
@ert ioG Stimmpng fir bic
5lottenpprlage MAIDEN. - Profeiz
ipr S6ent's angebli9e gntbefz
flung tpiro iteptii4 aufgsnommer.
- Sin 4bIte6er oe5 &utIsrs na9
Sopenbagen. - 4IIerlet aus benz
Rei9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

u Y 2 7 y
Sine Garm non 40 Ader; que @cbduos: bslu:m
nab Der Sncli cur6i1uItten pom elmer el.ttrIi3en
%a5n. Sa9Iuira0tn b5 u; Butte Sait0itssti7,
tEt.2OiSG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
q II Derfau len:

gu GIL0AItA
SIR $50 Gdbduier $500 - V:ue Jpsif6die.
W0bubduir NIT i1oHtr GroH!s al CfsS o~puisHOs,
uabs Gaus Siyobc; $50 9aar ua0 Der G,tt All monats
ljat a5jabluue; Wrm0airs so; aasat az Grt uno
ettue. 91bjuiraSsE sci Morgan. Rr. 1901.
t=SolUuItEc=SIrGF 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

Iais.-3ufIbr l35,460 @uib. g,egoturtu,Sor
rotn sSO,23O Suiuel. SerIauot pom GlsUutoreH
333,36O guiheI. SsrIGuit UurocH .... 5uinct
uHo 4SGaQoHs.
6ol9eHoe Ga6ele SetJt ben b%eutilcH. ogu 9~eiiriIsH
rno Den leetillTileH SIdu0 Der lSetisnyreIie IN Uttsf
sIeitsuocr usberittt:
Dtdls NsHtIQs 8eitriQe l8leine Gen.
semlinter. tSblu8Tate. SnluSyale '.tSis5 5G9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

3 Il DCrtduI II !:
Gin outer Nrpuiij0us-Saoeu nit porjuglL0enI
93aarcnlaQtr: NoluioH's Gisi1roni; tonlpIei 800;
s. Wittbe pro MicEat; tiU QrOBcr bargain. 9aDz
~5ufrageu i'll Nr. lll5, NOptmss Npeure. C-Sl
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
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President and Cabinet Discuss
the Grave Question.
Having Killed the Negroes, Peace
Prevails at Wilmington, N. c.
Spanish TrO ps Are Evaeuating the
Military Posts In Island OF Cuba.
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Spanish Tro. ps Are Bvaeuaiiug the
Military Posts In Island Of Cuba.
RACE WAR IMMsEsr IN ILLINOIS.

Warrington, Nov. ll.--At a cabinet
meeting TO. day attention was devoted to
the race troubles in the Carolinas. The
president expressed much concern over
the situation, but II was decided that the
Developments did not warrant federal In
reference. The conditions in those two
states win. however. be kept under close
surveillance, with view to action, should
II be necessary.
The following cablegram from General
Wade, chairman OF the Cuban evacuation
committee, was read: Havana. Nov. II.
TO General Corbin: For the informa-
tion Of president. From our arrival the
Spanish authorities here have, | believe.
carried out the terms Of the evacuation
20 the best Of their ability. Ships arriv
Ing here have been promptly loaded and
despatched, about 10000 men having
gone. Lack OF transportation and money
to pay the troops Is giving serious trouble.
The governor general seems unable to
deal with conditions "a they arise. Ac.
counts from here are 80 sensational de.
sire TO inform you Of the true state OF af-
fairs. Signed: WADE. MajOr General"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
DEMOCRATIC OUTRAGE.
Driving out white and black RepubIi-
cans from Wilmington, North Carolina.

Driving out white and black Repubii-
cans from Wilmington, North Carolina.
Wilmington, n. G Nov. 1.-THE demo.
Gratis are in control Of the city. No fur
ther serious trouble is likely. The re.
publican city officers all resigned last
night and democrats were put In their
places.
The arst act OF the new government
was to swear In $50 special policemen,
instructed To prevent any attempt to
terrorize the negroes as we'll az TO frus.
trate acts r lawlessness by the latter.
Mayor haddell and associates have put
a veto upon the proposed lynching OF the
negro prisoners. The mayor KEEP. guard
at jail all night. This morning six
negroes we're taken out and escorted to
the north bound train by the militia to
be banished from the city. The
citizens cheered as they saw them going.
The men were started for Richmond.
Squads are out 10 day searching for the
most notorious characters who will be
depOrted. Several white men obnoxious
from association with negro politics are
also 10 be depOrtod
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
TRAIs ROBBERY.
Train Held w In Minnesota and Express
safe Blown Open.

Train Held w In Minnesota and Express
safe Blown Open.
st. Paul, Nov. ll.-0nlclals OF the
Great Northern Express company, whose
local safe was blown open IN the train
held up last night near Fergus Fails.
Mimi. say the loss is very small. the safe
not containing money.
A Fergus Falls special TO the Dispatch
says: Expressman McGrath. messenger
and fireman, we're compelled TO sit In a
row on the bank, under cover OF mensc-
ing guns, while the highwsymen were at
work. While attempts TO blow the large
safe were In progress Conductor Smith
sent Brakeman Otto Nordham back to
flag possible trains. The robbers 1red
at him and the bullet passed under his
arm. One robber proposed to rob the
passengers, but the others refused to go
into the cars, as several men were pre-
pared to resist
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
From Nacimisnto.

*. A. Miefu, the county commissioner.
elect from the First district, came in
from the Naeimieuto precincts this
mirning. and mads pleasant call At
this oflice ut nOOa. lie states that out of
several hundred votes cast In tha three
Nacimionto precincts Ferguson only
received "and." continued Mr. Miera.
BILLY Hye. whom the independents sont
up there TO work for thsm, had mighty
hard joo O get out the six votes for the
ticket he espoused.'
Mr.. Miera will remain 10 the city for
several daye. and will attend the count
Ot the votes at the court house tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
w,,,k Nm, Maria Ter,ss.

Nassau, n. p. Nov ll.-Nreckers have
brought stores from The stranded vessel
off Cat island, which establishes beyond
a donbt that uhe Is the Intanta Maria
Teresa. Az the vessel ia looked upon as
a dere'ic,. the wreckers claim the right
to seizs the stores which can be saved.
The vessel lies between two reefs on a
smooth bottom, and has an anchor cut.
The British admiralty authorities here
are going TO take possession OF the Maria
Teresa es derelict The American con
sui has protested against this COURSE,
claiming everything less salvage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11

track az Needles. which blocked the fyef
for three hours and we could not make
up the lost time tetween Needles aud
this city"
The limited from the east arrived TO.
day NJ ll;2i O'clOtk, being eleven min
ules behind time. Conductor Gatcheil
brought the train In, aud made up
twenty -four minutes between Las Vegas
and this eI'y, the limited being behind
half an hour when II reached Las Vegas.
He turned over 10 the Santa Ee Pacific
hlty through passengers Tor California
points snd the following handsome
coaches: Buffet smoking car 100. din
Ing car 1868, Pullman cOsehes Agestes,
Zstes, Eurpldes and observation coach
Byb.Tis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
Race War Imminent

Pana, ILL.,, Nov, 1l.-lmpOrted non-
union negro miners here are becoming
reckless while the union white miners
are growing restless. Almost nightly In
the Hat hail district the negro residents
practice shooting at any white man that
passes. Negroes have been heavily armed
by the mine operators Last night the
residences OF several white miners were
shot into. Walter Butler, OF troop b.,
when asked to diaaTm the negroes, said
II was useless for the sheriff would arm
them again. Rifi 's were received here
to-day for citizens who intend protecting
their property and families.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-11
FATAL COLLISION.

Trains Collide aud Several Men KILLED
and Injured.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov II. The Buffalo
express, on the Lshigh Valley railroad,
which left New York last night, rau into
the New York Il Pennsylvania express,
going east on Wilkssbarre mountain, at
o'clock this morning.
Killed: william Toxheimer, fireman
Fred CHASER. fireman; J. @. McGregOr,
express messenger; Jacob Engleman.
brakeman; John McNilly, engineer.
Injured: d. G. Prentes. engineer
Chas. Morgan, express messenger: John
Shannsld. brakeman.
A heavy wind storm prevailed on the
mountain last night. which caused the
leaves from the forest to accumulate on
the traok. The engine plowed into the
leaves which cloyged, breaking the appa.
ratus. The Buffalo express, In charge OF
Blgiueer Roblin, had orders to stop on a
siding on the mountain to let the New
York express pass. As Robin approached
the siding he discovered that the air
brakes would not work. The traiE was
moving at the rate OF about thirty
miles an hour, down grade. The
engineer whistled frantically for the
hand brakes, and reversed engine aud
stuck to his post, but could not avoid the
collision. In less than minute the
express train from the west, drawn by
two heavy engines hove In sight A
terrible crash followed on a curve in a
deep cut Nearly all the passengers OF
both trains were asleep. Many were
thrown out Of their berths. but none
were seriously injured. The engines and
baggage and express cars were piled up
In heap In the cut.