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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-03

Our style is exclusive and worth in IT.
self more than passing consideration. Men
of particular tastes Will do well to inves-
faction they get from our clothes is really
money in their pockets. All new spring
woolens. Black worsted suits, to order,
$20 black French pique suits to order,
S22 so; black English doeskin suits. to or
der, $40.
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LEAVETRAINS RUN DAILY. /
(For)
arrive
(t'ronl


12:Cl \ Ashland and Portland $50 A
1929 "A Los Angeles, Ell Paso &
East .................... $40 P
1:45 a Atlantic Express forl
ogden and East........l $50 2
den and East. .........:. $40 A
7:05 A lCalistoga and Napa......l 800 =
200 PiCalistoga and Napa... 11:O5 a
Sis PiI1CS Angeles ...............t 10 a
400 PiColfax OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 A
Oroviile ................. 2:S0 p
7:10 PlKnights Landing and
OfOVllle .........-.-.....- 100 n
Landing & MarysviiIe. Gas p
1915 Red BLUM via Woodland $3.50 +
3:25 Pred Bluff via Marysville 1U:JU a
1000 A Redding via Willows. 2:0U i
Ais A San Franc via Benicia. 11:4OsP
300 A San Fran via Benicia... Y:4O L
7:05 A San Fran via Benicia... HOS a
200 i San Fran via Benicia... 500 L
:03 PiSan Fran via Benicia.. d. n:30 a
$1,000 A San Fran via steamer. 1900 A
10 20 A San Fran via LiVermorel 2:55 L
1920 A San Jose ................... 255 +
1920 Santa Barbara ........... 2:55 Z
7:05 AlNallejo and Santa Rosa 500 +
200 P Vallejo and Santa Rosa 1l:0J y
1920 y iStockton and Galt...... 2:55 +
5:15 PlStockton and Galt........l IL 20 \
Stockton and Galt........ Gao +
lbs A !Truckee and Reno ....... 400 p
9:55 PITruckee and Reno. $40 A
f7:i0 AlFolsom and Placerville.. "4:lo L
3:15 PlFolsom and Placerville y:40 A
A-For morning. P-For afternoon
SUNDAY excepted MONDAY excepted.
II. H. GOODMAN Gen. Pas. Agent.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-03

Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. s5c.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-03
BORN.

Electrical lamps at scott's. 3o3 ].
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-03

A-For morning. P-For afternoon
SUNDAY excepted. monday excepted.
II. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27
GEilr Instrumentation.

SnbianupoIi8, Sno., 26.
Sanuar, - Der 8dbrun8s=Gonpen
ieBte beute feline @erbanolungen fort
uno perna6m 8aban oes Gr S6aBz
amt5ietretdr5 6air6i(o, oe5 GOngreB=
mttglieos Seize Operitreet uno oes
9rn. s. s. 6orner Don Baltimore.
@bsslod ClRinn.), 8oriiBer oeS 60
mites fir 8ei6liife, unter6r2itets
cine Iange 9lattform, pel6e zen BON
Der Wdbrungs~Gommtfiion in 8aIb=
irgton dusgear6aitetsn 0G6rung8re=
formpIan 6;Iigt uno Die betannten
9runpidBe Der @utgeloleute auSfii6r=
li6 au5einanoer IeBt. Inter Qnoerem
srflGrsn Die 8ei6Iife, bic Qu8Ii6ten
auf Gtablirung Der 8olopd6rung auf
elmer fsIten, permanenten 8uiis ieien
ermutbigenoer, als je. 0a8 8olt barz
lange einan Bapisr=Gpurant tpel4er
10 gut lei, ME 8olo, unO OieIes Rsz
IRtat IoQe bur6 bieWd6rung5refprnz
8~etpegung er3ielt per0en.
Die Gei4liiiie nuroen angenommen
unO Der GOnDent bsrtagte ii6 Oarauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27
OF. RoOWoO'S
SOr(OpOriGiOn
RC(O(OCnt.
Scr grofe Slutrcintger.
Bur Scilnns
aaer dDrUniidlcn Sranfbeitcn.

S@u Gropfn pts 5arilpariaiau 8siOlp,Ht ,'
tbtlt bur6 Oa5 9lut, DW S6Dub, zen llrIU NM
auDtrt TliiVGisittH Ots Sottms utut S@eustraIt,
penn IS tltBt Ole ptrbrauctG1 Sbtilt 0t5 8oTpFS
ourh meme uuo Q~tiuuOs UtaterjtU. Scropbtla,
ShDyu0iubt, SQpblils, u~ngt5tlltt uuo l9lt3t bta
b1nDdts Syphilis IN tbrtn mduulgi1htn 6ormtt
GmOtt Jtbu 6:nts elm iHr bas ~Iluirtrtt Sub
(RRdWay's on NenercaD, Standardization, WtE
i6Uirs I'M 0dlis unO pIuUot, &tultH, RrptsH IN
ben ErUi,u uHD au0trtH Ebtltu oss Sp!tms, tuts
JInOttt AugeH, %psrbortttt Ab}onoruH9;E aus oth
EbrnI, ionic 0, ldlJmm'ttu fcrmtu Ron pauts
RraHfbtittH, @cldlpitt, Tlfb:r=AuslGllg, Grtn0s
fopf. RiHapurm, Sall5Rbumatjsmus, 0otblauf,
6tHusu, ibparJe G!,dtu i'm 6l.libe, tIttrnOs StuB
len, tr:bsartigt @spatlt. 6mutu=RrnntbtlttH uno
ale idpodtU0U uHo ibmtrjbatttH Au5lbdoUnqtu,
HdbrhptB, AoAuiiOHN uAG Gut gtrGtubuHgsI
Der ytbtu5z1riujIpitU lttQtH IuHtrbnlb Dts btlltJs
ou g,rtjhs eiti,s gQuHotrs DER mo0trHtH CbtmIt,
unO Gin @tbraUb Don ptHtgn lagtu lUirb iratnS
siHtr ptriou, D'lbs Duntibt 1tgtn lrgsHo iu,kbe
5Orm pItitr 3yaHt1tIttn eiuuImuti, ltuIt b;Ittalz
tidt Wiyiuua btu:i:u. BuH es Otm QntitHtsns
lUtldtr tnllI6 Ourh bic '~ortgt'tSt junt5mtHDtn
9rluft mp @ufloiuugM al 6rGitsu ]oriitrt, geE
lirQt. bisicu gtrluitsu Hluhdlt III thuu uT5 bItigls
brn purb ans g.Uu0sm Dilute tHtiprtHgtros usue
Utdttridlitn gu titBtu, uuO 8ttlt5 Diro Durm
8aDDao's SaridplriniaH 8tlolo:at h5tr trrttbt.
10 III cine Qtilung gtntB. Otnn usnH o"l's S'lz
mitttl siumaI isiue JttiuiGuug5avb'It b.JIuui HsO
e ibm gtliult, ojd, Qtrluits III Utrmlnotru, 70
fuir0 Die 9ti,ruua RAID %tioiQ,n, uHo NIT itotn
Gass DirD fb orr RraU't b;F,r uhO ~traItig,r ihb'
len, ri: YtrOauuHG '5:rs ~Ottya';l9t, Der 4ppttlt g1
6tF.rt uRo GlHi1 uuO StuInt iutroen Juntbmtn-
0~bitago, 81, ben + 5u!i 1897.
Sr. Ruonap & 60.
gur ]uug,fa6r Ftbu Sabrtn mar id nit 9Iaitns
unO RirtusRrlntbtit btblit,t, uHo G,5rlubtt Id
vu i,ut; ,3it Ortj Tldid,u Jbrss R:olDsHt, Dordui
Id g.bcilt mar. 1b iyH0: ItBt, Dab Id blo'tulttotuo
bin. Sd babe StlUdb:aniaNt uao ttlnt Controls
itbr MID, 10 oab id isbr bduii9 ur,uIr,u uub.
son i'd Dag 8siOI0;ut !D,tosr H;5men, ME IuDorl
(tte.) I6tungsool
Ir. 2OI, % sI8libirGloaIStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27
9lmerifa's Mctaarei6t6um.

can 6ran3tscO 20. San. =
en- elmer BON Der .@sqs Sarge So"
fir bas Sa6r 1897 uufgeitellten 9e=
1luuen @ere6nung Der gfetaa@9roout=
ton in ben 9e6ieten rpeftli4 bpm MtI=
iouri (einf6lieBli9 8risii4 : Golumz
bia) ntro Der 9eiammtpertb Der Grz
aeuaniFe bisIer Montan : SnOuitrie
Guf S153,4 35, 469 gef6GBt, uno 3nar
Sob S69, 83O,597 Silber $37.184,z
O34, &upfsr $36,645, 1914. 8lei So
775,144. 0ieie 8erednung lit gu fol-
oenDem Martfrertbe: Silber 60 @ents
bic un3e, Supfer II Gents ous Yfunb
unb 8lsi 1888 pro Gentner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27

erItatten. Die 3uitdnoe in Brag tperz
ben INNER beripidslt2r. Run 6dben
au9 Die Dortigen 4rbeitsIoisn 3unbz
gebungen OerunItaltet, 10 DAB Die Boz
lt3ei aufgsboten peroen muBte, I'm Die
Oempnitranten du8ainanber gu treis
ben. Sn cem Strife Der 6p6I9ulen
Prag'S perTu9t Der Ssttions4ef i'm
0itrei6iI6en MliniIterium osS &ultus
unO llnterri6t5, Or. Bitter b. 9drtel,
5u bermitteln.
Der beutT9OoltIif. Nbg:Oronste
Or. 6aGpi6, palfer Srautsnau im
6D6miiGen 2anptage p%srtrat, bat, an
Der W0gli6ttit zines Qu5glei9s nit
ben g5aGan unD elmer erIprieBli9en
4rbeit Oer5peifelno, iein Manoat ME
cergelegt.
5lug6IGttsr pom Stsfan8z
t6urm in @ien.
@ire tpuEre @olfe t~ruQrot6er Slug
blGtisr flatterte qsitern UNI bic Mitz
tag5funbe aus elmer CUTE DesS6urm5
oe5 Siafon5oom5 in 0ien auf Die
5Gupter Der gG6ant2n oeS Stefunsz
PlaBeS unO nett iiber Die Djenerita5t
Tin, Der 6dr6e per-auS luftiger 609s
bsrabgepebten 6Iuq6Idt2p ent3prad
oeran SnbaIt. rQH bic 80lter Oeitz-
rsi6'5" gerif!ei. ent1;slten %Oieielb:n
cine flammenba 4nIprafa gsgen Die IN
oolente 8sgierurg uno Den pfli4toerz
oefferen Rein5rat6; 8eiOe ieber, mil
Big bic 6dnoe in Den S6ooB geIegt,
bem in Den 0itrsifiIfen 2anosn bsrrz
i&3noen Mdfsrelsno upbepegt gu;
8eiDe limb fir Die 80Iter SeItreiG's
urniiBer 8dQait.
Ner Der W1ge6als mar, peIfer ben
Wienern bieTe rotf2 8ei6eerung duf
Die S0pfe iGidte, Oeriu6t bic I0blihe
Niener 9oli3et rsrgebli6 gu ergriinz
ben. 5sute ourf5t0bert eine gan3e2(5z
tfeilurg SihsrbsitspGdter unter Dem
8efebl eins59oIi3ejOffi3ter5 jeoenWtnz
tel oe5 S6urms; BON D2m M}iifetbGtsr
fanO tie feline peiteren Spupen, ais Ell
MICE giinOel Der ominOien 5lug6ld.ter.
bic 0erisI6e ben 2iiften gu ~iiberge6eH
6ei'm eiIigsn 6eranitiirmen Der tstliz
ger S:rmanbao pa6r5Geinli9 ni6t
mehr Die 3sit gebubt bate. 8isn absr
Ia6i Darii6er, baB Die boEe 9pli3ei
Dieoer eipmal Qeu3t pcrben lit.
QIIerlei aus 0eut{6IunD.
Quh Die neuen S6neufeuer Sc
i6iBe 6aben auf 8efabl De5 &aiier5
bic Sni6rift erhaIten: PRO 8loriu ct
8atria, W. 81. 2. Ultima Ratio 3ez
gi5." (0ss 80nig8 lsBtss Qrgument.)
Die prsuBii6sn 6slogsi6iiBa tragen
DieTe SnI6rift ieit Dem Sabre 1742.
Die ngt~orOOeutI6e Iugemaine 3.iz
tun9" erflGrt, peri6ieoene 8lGtter tuz
oslten, oaB einige QanDrGt6e in 6aus
nppar einen Nufruf uHtsr3ei6net bat
ten, OeFen Snbalt ni6t Der BON Ser
Hegiarung u~nge6u6nten Yolitit Der
@ammlung entIprG6e. Die ygoro=
oeuti6s" nimmt an, baB oieHegisrung
in Oisien 6dQen cine @Orrettur Deranz
ldfien tperoc.
Scatter Wtl6elm bat ben 8ilo5duer
8roF. 90pler uno ben Qr6itatten
8dpot6 in Berlin nit Der Qusfi6rung
zines 8raboenfmal5 fir ben I'M 6erbit
BEL siner SdIeiGagt N 0armitabt
perungliidTen 9eneral "a IA iuite" oss
&aiIer5, 8sneralmaior BON Billion,
ben 8ruoer DeS @taatsIsfretGrs pes
4euBern, beauftrdgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27

man mar geneigt, ben Gmir BON 4fs
gburtitar fir ben 2ieferunten 3u ball
ten. @islei6t rpiro bic 8eI6lugnabme
ettpus 2i6t iiber acknowledgement Der,
breiten.
Qon0on, 26. Sanuar. - Die Gi1
gsntbijmer Oes 0ampfer5 ngelu9is
tan" tEeilen nit, Dab ous 6u6r3euq
f~rtiQege6en pproen lit uno Ieine RsiIe
fortqeTeBt bat, pG6reno Der Garqo 3u=
riid6ebaIten puroe. Sic iogen ferner,
bic 0affen ieien BON einem 0uBeno
peri9isoener ruIiii6sr 6irmen parz
I6ifft pproen. Dies ertlGrt oas Sc
taimniB, pober bic Nfriois unO dnoere
S%nTurgenten i'm noroDeitlihen Snoien
lire Wuffen betamen.
(@nDe Robember por. S.. puroen
in Der SGgmie u9t nit 8ulDer bslas
oere 8argen, beren QaOung fdli6liG
ais oWaffen" ungegeben mar, BON ben
britiI6en 3ou6eamten 6eI6lagnubmt
Die 2aoung itdmmte aus 3uBlano "
ioQte 9erdoe uuf ben nu6 Dem peria
Inen N}aarbuien beItimmten 9dmpfe;
n8eluD6iItan" TRANSCRIPT tperOeu,
S6on oamals erbp6 Ii6 Der @erodht,
pas ais y@affen" Detlurirte 9ulber Iet
fir Die Ifriois beitimmt. SIN Shiffs4
mdnifeit ieoo6 bieB IS, Ou8 BUILDER lei
an Elm Suuf6du5 in Si6utif ooer 3us
Si6util, eiuem dbe1pnii4en 6dfen am
8eItuFer Der StraBe BON Babel
Manoeb, coniignirt.
Mu8cat o0er MfoScut lit elm 3ei6
an Der urdbi56en SijTte Der 8roDin3
Oman, pel6e5 Die gan5e Siioz uno
O1ttiiite bon Nrabien, frii6er audi eis
men She'll Der &iiIte Yeriien'8 am per-
iiI6en Meer6uIen, in Ii6 begreift. Den
Smam BON Muscdt lit geiitli6er 6errz
fGar BON Omum; feline peltli6e Ssrrz
f6Qft erItredt Ti6 nur auf Die SiiIte
uno lpirD bur6 cine Iturfe 6lptte be-
bauptet. Die Stuot W}u8cut IelbIt,
bic 8siioen3 Oes Smam, Iiegt i'm innes
rem Wintel elmer freisf0rmigen, BON
6elIen umIfIoTenen, einen ausge3eiAz
neten nutiirIi6en Sofsn bilO:nO:n
8uht. Die Stoot 3dblt etlpd 10000
Girpo6ner uuo treibt leb6aftan Sim
unb 2(u8fu6rban0el. 2(usfuhrgegens
j~rr+5cbruo S;cbc =c;tcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27
@crmiidte telrarap6iide seprlden

- 0rei Qrbsitar, Iumens Sur
rops, @unpergriFt unb Socobs, muir
ben n0rDli9 ponSpo 6arbors, Wfinn.,
auf elmer neuen Strada Der g0ulutf
IL. sSror 8unga : 8abn" Dur4 Die Der
friibta G~ntlaoung zines SprangI6uis
les g2t0Ottt. Mebrere anosre 4r6ais
ter e~rlitten @srleBungen.
- Sine g2dtipnal Gpnferen3 Der
9robi6itioniTten, an tpel6er etna 200
Oslegaten aus na6s3u alien Staaten
She'll nabmen, trat geItern in Gbicago
8uIummen. Marplano lit Dur6 So
fbua 2epering aus Baltimore pertrez
ten.
- Sas. s. Gagan, alias Smith,
uno Cornelius 6bap, nel6s ii9 ne
qsn Der i'm lsBten Sfto6sr Darii6t.n
Grmoroung Das 6armers q. 5. 8apz
per i'm @efdn9niB gu MontrOie, na6e
Susque6annd, 9d., 6efinOen, 61b:n
o@eItGnonifs" abgelegt, in pel9:n iez
Der ben unDeren ais t6atTd6li6en Ser
ii6er bs5 MOrOs5 antlagt uno ieine
eiGene llni6ulD 6etbeuert.
- Charles ). Reeo, elmer Der 6.rz
porragenOiten 8iirger pon@ ulifprn;en,
lit in 9tuburn, Sal, geftDr6en, tpp6in
er CUR t3eit Der eriten @olDentoedunq,
1849, getommen mar. Gr mar Gin
nrnmirentsr @ruben64Iibpr Mstrpinpz
Ipefuldnt unD 9plititer. .
- Sn Siour Gitp, Sa., BAT Der
nafs3u 40 : iG6rige SEQ. SpmsrpiQe,
palfer ii6 lett p Subr2n ais Sramp
in Der @elt Esrumgetrieban zatte, eine
8ittps nit einem 8erm0qen Don
$4,000 g;bairatbet. Gr lit berSo6n
zines 9eiItli6en uno purbe Iel6t fir
ben 9reOigerft1nO er3pgen, lief ieoo6
oappn unO Dsrpilosr;e. Gr ma6te be
getarntd1ft Der Dittpe gelsgeatl:8
elmer 8etItunoe in elmer Miflions- Nm
itdlt.
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IA. Cl.pbtr 1901.


:. 8dopab.
@,rtbtr 0ur! - @jtt', tbtil:u Sit mir 9brt1
9reig iir Elm Eug,Ho fI1ib'u Sbr,s G:io.D,ut
NIT. 0:iut Shutter J,brluhtt g Dor j.bU 5dbrtu
QtgtR Elm. itaris @ti6Ua!t ,,1suer @rt IN Or
Ssit,. Siti:l5t mar Gros gtuug, nm aur Our3
Nas 3immtr T6tbar iu ita. lo;nn ne ibTt RlIov
unbattt. Gd5c.m SIc ol5 Rsiolo,ut gsbuu1t me
rabm jp5li Tl1ib,El. iditu pis @.itDuiit almu=
la gu Otrialutno,H, uu0 e olutrtc MID ian8s, b'=
Dor fs oOuil p,ribpuuo. 2:s: ib:.nt ib abr zine
anDtrt g.id!Uult an DIR au0trcu Ssitt siHIuit;lsH.
Sh piiuibt, DE rihtjQc Sorit Uou 8toiotut lu ts
baltsn, "a Die bi:f9:H A9o:5st;r mid III i5srr,ott
iubttu, iratHO sapls Nr0gr,s so usbm.l, NM iD
mo6ts 1lit,5s sui:oU ba5cu, Ut.5ts mir iriiber
battsn: o,sbal5 ibrcjJs I'D o.r'tt al Sis, nm q
pjrdt III ,rbllt:E. @h;unQsc0a
u. G. Dtttluub,
9aga5oo, Slu!=Io., g9isconfH.
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Nrrbrannte 8nltiahCn.

8ilte5barre, pa, Is. San.
- Sn Dem POitpuggpn zines UNI 9
l16r geftsrn 2(beno BON NepzYort abz
gegangenen 3uge5 Der r2e6tg6 @allep
8d6n" bra9 in Der NGbe bon bier
62usr aus, peI6es ben gr0Bten She'll
Der 9oitIa4en, iOpie audi cine Quunz
titGt GrpraBia6sn uno @spdt ger
it0rte, ebe es geI0I6t mar. Die 3erIt0rz
ten Pofiaf2n paren gr6Btentbeils fir
Die 9egeno 5piiden @~iltesbarre uno
Sdhre beitimmt.
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aRit permanentem eriOfs aebran dJt

8roofIp II, 9.=Q., oa 8. SUM 1895.
Or. n q 0Du & q o.
Wcin SER! - 5tuotu Sis mir G,iL. S6r su5
ubsr .ll:5crrs3uuJ Der parrgc6rsa iU5 tius1
Gr:lHo. Ab Q,5Caudt. a5,s g.buU0.aH2 iur 0bigs
Rrdgtbtit On 1871 nit DaurU0tW gyi0ia..
AdtuGa=uou Sbr
4uguf C6itHrcit5sr
Gy. g., GtbeDoisz5tr.
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9ns S%etOnOmiidfte! 9as SeFe!

Cine Glaib: ,ut5G.t ms5r r0irf:b, mtoijiuiibs
6'iltglii ais jygtuo Gin GH5.yts 0rlplrlt. in
EbecOfrt!=Goifu IN HsbmtH, :pdbrsHo luosrs ilHT
Oosr isA5 Utll 10 Di'. ,]rfororu. 3u 5absn in bsn
Igot5sitr. 9tfis 81.
Sbrcibi ar Or. RacOub & 9 o, Qr. s..
G!m=S;r., Ea0=Y0r!, !u;gt1 BUD uHo aHrptiiuHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27

9as SuIti3 Gpmite bes 9auIe5 perz
na6m 4rgumente fir unb piber Die
8iQ, peIfe SIb : garolin1's
Stauistneipen : MonopoI legaliIiren
ioQ, unD 6arsits pom Senat unqez
npmmen puroe. Senatpr Gilman
uno Stuats : 8sneralar.pult Barrier
traten fir bic Bill Elm, s. g. s.. 8rDan
BON Siip : Carolina fpro4 pagegsn,
inbem er ertldrte, bic 8iq lei tpeber
nit Der Misunderstanding, mod nit
bem @ertebrSgeieB in gintIan3 gu
hrinden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27

Wurie 8eiitirgsr, Die epig Sunge,
fam, ipurDe g:bDrt unb iiegte. 9as
Kindergarten : 5Geuter lit fir bic u
Ibenbe, an benen ite fier auftritt, be-
reits augpertauft. Scr Qieo rSpGbin
uno SpaB" pir0 bsr2its in allen moaz
lif$n uro unm0sIi6sn Sonur!en aez
Iurgsn, ge3pitIGsrt uno gepFiffsr.
9ubIitum unO &riiit, Die ionIt germ.
rDrgslnbe, bifiae 8erIirsr petteifsrn
i'm preiis Der Satin, lie bur9 i3ren
feF6en 2isoerportrag beuts NOD 9lt
uno Sung 6e3aubert, ME iie IS Dor
nunme6r = t Suhrer getban tat.
Rad 8ien %6srufen.
9raf b. Gouoen6ope, Der StattbaIz
ter 806men's, lit na6 0ien 6erufen
poroen, I'm 'oem8aiier perI0nli9 ii6er
bic Situatipn in 9Dbmen 8eri9t gu
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(TprtIceumq Iicbc ). Scitc)
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WtusCdt, Oolt pom Gmdn, 70.
Syunudr.-0as britjf6e &anonen60Ot
r2apmiug" Pat OenGdmpfer p8elu4iz
tan" in Der Id6e ppn bier 6ef4lag=
naEmt uno Ieiren aus 0affsn uno
Murition ~6eite6snDsn Gargo cOnfisz
ART. Der Cargo bsfinoet iia unter
Der S6Gut Des britiI6en &onTuls.
8ermut6li6 puren Die 8affen uno
Mhunition fir Die 5%niurgeHten in Be-
luoI6iItun beItimmt, psl6e ben 8riz
ten piel gu i6affen md6tsn unO crit
Dor Sturgeon cine 6ritii9e Expedition
nisoermeBelten. 0oher Die SnTHrgenz
ten tire @affen unO MunItion be3os
gen, mar bi8ber HiAt bstannt, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-27

Die g~imeialiItsn i'm GongreB rpolen
ieBt, rIfoem IS ibnsn gelungen lit, ben
i6rsn ni9t in ibren &ram p~afenoen
Miin81mtS : Director PreIton gu be-
ieitioen, dnQa6li6 mob einen S6ritt
peiter ge6er, lie poqen perIuden, aud
StaBamts : Sefrstdr Sage gu San
gu brir9en. Der 8umm lit i6nen gang
9epultig geTGtpolsn; tie f6reiben -
mas benz S6dtbeItunbs audi eniipre9en
biirfie - Yreiton's 5aq Dem @influfIe
8olcptt's gu, uno erlparten, oaB bic
fer @irFluB. perftGrtt pura oa50rdnz
gen Der iibrigsn peitli6sn StIberzRez
pu6litarer, pel6a aus prattiI 9an9idz
fiAten Der 8artei treu 9s6lieben paz
rem, na6oem Seller, Dubois unb Nnz
oere berIel6en in Stl 2puis Ballet gez
Iagt, trdftig genug iein perbe, um ben
Yrdiioentsn gu 6efpegen, baB er it4
Don ieinem 6inan3ietretdr trenne.
@iner bieIer lpeItIi6en Senotoren,
pelfer gu Der 9rupps Wolcott, Gar
ter, Sboup, Glart, @orrep II. !. m. gez
bort, ia9te in 8saug barauf: nWtr baz
ben in Muntana, Sbabo, 8puming II.
anoeren fernsn norbpeitli6en Staaz
ten f~orpisIo elmer i9partn &anpf gu
tGmPfen gebabt, UNI Die Parteiorganiz
latIon 6ulammen gu balten, na3oem
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-19
AUGUSTI TELLS THE NEWS.
Seems He Was There, and the OmciOus
Germans Saved Him.

Seems He Was There, and the OmciOus
Germans Saved Him.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The state de-
partment has just issued the following:
The following dispatch was received
at the department of state at 1l:15 p. m.
August 15, from Consul Wildman, Hong
Kong:
'Augusti says Dewey bombarded
Manila Saturday. City surrendered un-
cOnditiOnally. August was taken by
Germans in launch to Kaiserin Augustin
and brought to Hong Kong. l credit
report" "
The information contained in Consul
Nildman's brief message aroused in
tense interest, but created no surprise
among those officials who received it.
For two or three days news of the
fall of Manila has been expected. The
last dispatches received from Admiral
Dewey and Gen. Merritt Indicated that
it was their purpose to force a sur
render of the city as soon as possible.
While no further information than
that contained in Consul Wildman's dis
patch has been received by the admins
tratiOn, it is in a measure confirmed by
a brief dispatch tonight from Madrid.
As soon as the protocol was signed,
last Friday afternoon, dispatches were
sent to both Admiral Dewey and Gen.
Merritt, via Hong Kong. On Saturday
the British steamer Australian left for
Hong Kong, bearing the dispatches
from this government. 1t was expected
they would hardly reach Manila be-
fore decisive measures against the city
had been taken by the American com
manders, but every possible effort was
made to insure their speedy delivery.
IL the report of Gen. Augusti be
true-and its accuracy is not questioned
here-the probabilities are that official
dispatches will be received by the gov
ernment in day or two, at the latest.
The fight of Gen. August from Ma
Mia created some amusing comment
here tonight. As one official expressed
it. Had he maintained his position.
hard as it was, until the arrival of the
news of peace, he would have been a
hero: but he fed, and he will now be
branded as a coward.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-19
MANILA HAS FALLEN.
The Capture Was an Easy Un-
dertaking.
American Forces Were Soon in Possession
CaPt.-Gen. August Jumped Out.
Escaped the Previous Night
on "a German Vessel.

HONG KoNG. Aug. I5.-Manila has
surrendered to Rear Admiral Dewey.
The Americans bombarded the city
Saturday and were soon in possession,
Gov.-Gen. Augusti and his family ar,
rived here today from Manila on the
German cruiser Kaiserin Augustin.
l sought an interview with the gov
ernor-general. He refused to say any
thing, however, except that he and his
entire family were returning to Spain.
The German warsIip departed from
Manila last Friday. At that time Ma
Mia had not fallen into the hands of
the United States. The American fleet
at that time was anchored in front of
the city.
LATER-Officers of the Kaiserin are
very reticent regarding Manila, but l
have heard from Spaniard passenger
who arrived by the cruiser that on
Saturday morning Admiral Dewey's
fleet advanced upon Manila and signaled
TO surrender, which was refused, where
upon the forts were bombarded and the
city taken by assault.
Capt.-Gen. Augusti, who had re-
linquished the government the week
before to the military governor, was
taken off by the German cruiser late at
night.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-19
BURNING The DEAD.
They Are Too Numerous for De-
cent Burial.
Terrible Mortality Among the DOns-NeeJ
for Hurrying Santiago Prisoners to
Spain-Tr0ubIe with Cubans
Said to BE Brewing.

' SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. Il. - The
| Spanish steamer Isla de Luzon sailed
this morning for Spain, having on board
2,136 Spanish soldiers. The Isla de
| Panay win probably sail tomorrow, and
she will be followed by the P. De Sal
rustegui. The Montevideo arrived this
morning, and will begin unloading at
| once. The embarEation of the priS-
Oners is being pushed with great activ-
| ity. This is rendered imperative by
| their horrible condition. The mortality
is so great in the Spanish camp, where
| disease is rampant, that no longer are
the dead buried. A funeral pile of ten
or twelve bodies is made saturated, with
kerosene and set fire to, cremating the
bodies in the open air.
Trouble With Cubans Brewing.
Trouble with the Cubans is brewing.
Their attitude is one of sullen hostility
| toward Americans.
The better class in Cuba favor the an
neXation of the island to the United
States, and a majority of the masses
are ready and anxious to work and ac-
cept the shelter and protection afforded
by an American prOtectorate, but they
arc influenced by a certain class of
rabid orators and breeders of seditiOn
and rebellion against anything smack
ing of law and order. This inf1amma-
tory class demands and urges the recog-
milton of Cuba for Cubans, and spurns
all offers or suggestions tending to pros
perity under an American protectOrate,
and excite popular discomfort.
This is exactly the class that pushes
itself most into evidence, and whose
views and opinions are most overheard
and published. Their advice to the
Cubans is to repudiate all offers of
peace or a cessation of hostilities, and
to look upon an armistice as an agree
ment between the United States and
Spain on their own account, and not
binding upon the free and independent
state of Cuba, whose liberating army
not only repudiates pacifcation, but
will ignore the armistice to the peril of
continuing to wage war and shooting
every Spaniard in the field.
A wild rumor is afloat to the effect
that the Cuban army will attack San
tiago and capture it, to the glory of the
Cuban arms, as soon as the American
garrison is weakened. This is directly
tracea BILE to the same source.
The influence eXerted by such body
of men against law and order is formid
able. This hysterical people demands
suppression with an iron hand. While
still in embryo, this influence is already
felt among certain classes. who refuse
to work or serve the government until
clear statement of the freedom and
independence of their country is made
clear.
a knowledge of this condition is i'm
imperative to the molding of future
policy, and to explain whatever harsh
steps may be rendered necessary in
dealing with the insurgents.