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A RETRIEVER Doc SroRr.-A Scotch
paper tells the following story about re-
tricvcr-a sporting dog employed to fetch
game-and store robbery: About two
months ago the sum of f46 in bank notes
was stolen from warehouse in St. George
Square, Glasgow. BY man employed on
the premises. The thief had concealed
himself in the warehouse before the clos
ing hour, and after every person had left
he broke open several desks, distracted
the cash, the greater portion of which he
concealed under stone in field in the
northern district.
II so happened that when the thief was
in the act Of concealing the notes, retire.
yer dog, belonging to young man resi-
ding in New City Road was amusing it.
self near the spot, and after the money
had been hidden the dog appears to have
uncovered the parcel Of notes and carried
the cash home. 1t is alleged that the ow.
ner Of the dog was present when the ami
NAL entered with the cash in his mouth,
and that the mother of the young man OBJ
served that the parcel was composed oi
bank notes. The latter denies that his
dog ever brought parcel Of notes to the
house.
II is somewhat remarkable also tha,
when the thief Of the cash was spprehend.
ed he admitted the charge, aud told the
detectives that he had concealed portion
of the money in park; the officers took
him to the park. and he pointed out ths
spot where he had concealed the notes
The retriever dog was there. and il wal
with difficulty that the officers could com
plete their search, in consequence Of tht
dog barking and jumping round them
The money. i, was discovered, had beer
carried of. The young man and his moth
er have been apprehended, pending an in
yestigation into his somewhat strange case
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

kF General Grant is said to have md
an endless chain Of pleasures - ha1lg
Branch. 1t consisted Of taking dF1k
every fifteen minutes and then sitting IN
the shade and wondering if it wasn't a.
most time to take another. ~S-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

EEA country cobblcr recently visi-
ted one of the large shoe manufactures in
Boston, snd for the first time in his III.
he saw shoes made BY machinery. what
DO you think of that! p asked the fore
man, a. the astonished cobhler stood breath
less, with his hands thrust deep into his
pockets, gazing ut the wonder working
machine before him. ut beats axl, -
was the iaconic and significant reply.
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FUR SALE.

CEvERAI.ls-cis Of valaAAls River and
- Foresa a. - - redoesd Ysiess and %
soeomu.- -siaiis ssersas. - III
Apply
~ JAS, ,e.DoVNe
.r Ia A;ts foe osssrs.
rst ls,h. ,ss6-ti. r-., H.
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THE fSvExroR or SPEcrAciEs.-On .
tombstone at Florence is this inscription
Here lies Salvino Aarmatc d'Armsii. Of
Florence. the inventor ofspeca.olss. * My
God pardon his sins. The ycss l21S.""i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

EASRkR.R.A ABRLI. hevise gssheea ..
d Auctionccrs according to the Ssqairs1eats ef
ths License laws Of shs unisee States give nssiee
sha, shes srv prvParcd 20 .ssead 70 .he sa,ss s.
fired n .s.Alie aacsirn in Sc. Nary's ccnny- -
address. Jas. =. 3 B. n. Ass,l, tsosssd'e~s,
~. ~g
nay u, Isr9-6
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r. Man must have occupation, or be
miserable. Toll is thc price Of deep and
sppesite-cf health and enjoymest. The
necessity which overccmes our nstur.l
doh is : Blessing. T
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

xg"What branch Of educatiou Do you
have chiefly IN your school xihSw
branch. sir the master has uked s1we1 /.
vhcis Tree" T 80 ri oasss fz-a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

EF a woman in Wisconsin ssys slAt
when her husband is a little dsank rhe
kicks her. and ,ha; when be is very drusk
she kicks him and she adds that she does
most Of the kicking. '@fa ss~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

~ When you IRE pained by an IN
kind word ~ dc~l, ssk ySws~eh 60 you
have no, raincd others 10 the -ame~vay
many times.e r-7- "a s '~E~'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

EUGESE PELLErAN.-M. Pelletan, who
is distinguished French writer and poll
tician, was born at Royan, Charente In
ferieure. on the 23th Of October, 1873
He studied law in Paris. and was elected
a member of the Corps Legisla,if in 1864.
He is the author Of several works, some
Of which have attained good place in
French literature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15
nR. J. j. VANDERFURD,
De ENTIST.
No. 9i Saratoga street.
Baltimore, Nd.
References:

lEsPeciai attention paid to ehildrcn's teeth.
References:
Ton II G 8 Key, Hon G Harris. Joseph II
kry, Esq, pr + Z Neale and Hon Chspma
BillinYs'cJ Sdm Kary's county, Aaryland
Hon l. I Biggs, Rev John Patton, ID d., Rev
Jchn Collins NcCabc, d d., Ner Cdsfie county.
Del Hon hiram Mccullough, Rev Henry NJ
,h-ws, Ctcd county, M. George Earle, Esq,
late Assistant Postmas,er General.
may 2e iST0--6n.
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Why should yosns Adies nerer wear
says Becaase il IL 90 hosrid 70 see them
''tiehs" 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

r. Men are never ris6sd n sach IL
tremes but TIA. there i : li-Ht 70 rdfis
thea. - a. -
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ter short exile the Emperor exssndea ,
free pardoa to the noisy joarnslisG, and he
returned to Paris. For Zine h 90
he lion Of the hour; bus he gradually
sabsided into something like comparative
qsietuess- Vet occasionally he fell insc
hie old habits. As the Lanferne could
not be revived in Paris and As Rochefor,
could nat do withouta journal to VENT.
late his opinions, he commenced the pub,
ication of the Krssi7lese. In this paper
he again attacked the government, and Sc
bitter we're his structures ON the Exeoa-
tive. indulging in personal slurs rather
than discussing the public management
Of affairs, that his paper was not only sus-
pended, but he himself imprisoned. Last
year Rochefort was elected member oi
the Corps Legislatif. but his career in that
body is not remarkable for anything which
can distinguish him from any member Of
that body possessed Of ordinary ability.
LOUIS JosEPH EkSEsr PIcARD.-M. Pi-
card. who has just been appointed one OF
the Committee Of Public Defence, was
born in Paris on the oath of December,
1921. He is a strong republican politi-
clan, and, like many others of the Partisan
politicians Of the French capital. is law
yer by profession, being called to the bar
in lS44. He was elected member Of
the Corps Legislatif for the Fifth circon-
scription of the Department Of Seine in
1858, since which time he has been more
or less actively engaged in politics.
ALEXANDRA GLAIs-BzoIN.-This states
man, one of the government of national
defence, was born at Quintin, Cotes du
Nord, on March 8, 1900 He was ad-
united to the bar in 1892, and, once en-
tering into political life, associated himself
with the liberals against the rettoration.
After the revolution Of 1880 he was ap-
pointed Councillor General of his depart
ment, and was subsequently elected dep
uty for the reimbursement Of Londeac.
serving in this capacity until 1s4S. He
voted always Aith the extreme left, sign
ed the Compile Rendue Of 1882. and was
for his demand for the com-
plete application of the principles of 1889.
He took an active part in the reform BAN
quets, and aided in overthrowing the min
istry of N. Guizot. After the revolution
of 1S4S he was elected to the Assembly
aud adhered TO the extn1me left. On Lou
is Napoleon's election to the Presidency
he at once went into opposition, and, be-
ing beaten for reelection, retired to pri-
vate life. In 1868 he was returned to
the Corps Legislatif as an opposition mm-
ber, and was reelected in 1869. VI.
Glais-Bizoin is regarded as ore Of the
most radical Of French republicans.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

Secretary General q sla Minisery Of he
1Interior, and ~ such wrote the lannon's
eircslars to the comnnsioncrs of the pro-
visional government instructing them how
to exercise their almost unlimited powers.
Boon after he was elected representative
From the Department Of the Loire, when
he At once resigned his Office in the Min
istry- During the same year he acted fer
brief while as Under Secretary Of For
eign affairs and in this capacity supported
the prosecution of Louis Blame and Caus-
sidiere for tho insurrection Of June. Vo-
ting with the eItremerleft, he refused to
vote the national thanks to General Ca
vaignac. Soon after he became an oppo-
nent Of Louis Napoleon. and bitterly de-
nounced the expedition 70 Rome He was
reelected to the Legislature from the De-
partmcnt of the Rhone, and, after the
fight Of Ledru-Rollin, became the leader
Of the Mountain" The coup Tetot Of
1851 put an end to the political career of
NJ. Favre for six years In 1857, how
ever. he was elected to the Corps Legisla-
tif as an opposition member. As the de-
fender Of the conspirator Orsini he crea-
ted great sensation BY his denunciations
OF tyrants. Since then he has remained
a member Of the Corps and been distin-
guished by his bitter hostility to the en-
pire. He is radical republican, bril-
liant orator and an author Of note. What
his capacity as a statesman is remains to be
seen.
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S p Rim G.
AND
SUMMER MILLINERY.

AIRS. MARY J. CAMPBELL resrect-
I'VE fully j: forms the ladies Of ST. Mary's
that abe has just recsivei full and care
fully selected assortment Of
SPRING
AND SUMNER
MICCiNlT COOS
w'ich she II svlIing at B,,imora prices for
rash. Her stock is uaususl!v full, has been
carefully snlects-! anal will he found to en-
hracs nearly every article OF Ia hes wear
.hA. may be dem msnde,i by the latest fash
i'ns. She rs.psotfully asks an inspection
Of her stock
April ri. Is10-tf
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREA EATBARGAIyS!


Mss IRENE FURCK t,s just return.
AVu e., frr.a B,lrmore with full and
carefully selected stock of
Drcss aud Fancy Goods
i::el"ding fiQUE'S. very cheap. With
MILLINERY of all kiuis and Of the very
latest styles. Her entire stock having been
rnrcha~d at prices app r'acting gold tes.
aud as che Is willing To sell at small -
.tcc G.. ca.h she belle YES that ladies will
find 1t TO t!c,r intrTest 20 give her a call be-
fns- turcha s,rc clscw here. Graf eful TO her
friends aud the public for past encourage
inent. che respectfully asks for continr
a6cr Of their favor
may 8, leT0--,f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

JrLEs SrMoy. MINISTER OF PUBLlc IN
srRucrroS. M. Simon is native Of I.o-
rieut. where he was born on the 31st of
December. 1914 He received brilliant
education. which was concluded at the
Normal School Selecting philosophy rs
his profession. he was employed in 1885
in teaching that science at the Lycee de
Caen, and subsequently at other places,
gaining great reputation by his numerous
lectures and writings In 1s45 he was
decorated with the Legion Of Honor Du-
ring the following year he was an opposi-
ton candidate for the Chamber Of Depu-
ties and was beaten but in 1S4S, when
he espoused the cause Of the revolution,
he was elected by the same department BY
$4,000 votes. In the Assembly he voted
with the moderate republicans. He was
made member Of the Council Of State in
1s49. Refusing to give his consent to
the coap d'etat he was forced into tempo
rary retirement, from which he emerged
when elected an opposition member to
the Corps Legislatif He was known as
one of the most determined opponents of
Louis Napoleon. but was not regarded as
an extreme republican,. As a philosopher
NJ. Simon has achieved brilliant reputa-
ton His published works are quite volu-
minous. and rank with those of Ouvier and
other eminent writer's on philosophy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-15

MAJoR GENERAL TRocHu. MINISTER or
WAR.-This distinguished officer, who is
now in command at Paris, bears the rep
utation Of being one of the ablest military
men in Europe. He is fifty-four' years Of
age. having been born in 1876. He was
educated At the military school of Sc. Cyr,
where he displayed marked aptness and
ability On graduating he was commis-
stoned sub-licutenant in the army, and
was soon after sent 70 Algeria. Here
Lieutenant Trochu. -as i the case with
nearly oil of the PROMINENT gcnerals ID
France. first saw military service In the
numerous campaigns against the Arabs he
greatly distinguished himself hy his skill
md esilaatry. and at che outbreak Of the
revolution Of 1S4s had risen to the ranl
of cfmajer. Immediately aftsrshe re-essab.
lishment of the empire he was commission.
I'd colonel and Cor time served en- tn
4staa Of the Emperor Napoleon. Durins
the war between France ana Enelana. O.
The oas side sna Rpssias o thsu1Ass. Col,
|oul Es6ehHsWda sGaA % sAs Csimsa . d,
so~1aeasiahaesat q Nspelss>sa sHs kpo,
part = aAl the niliAasy asansils g .lhe q
isd eommandss.. -aad ID said tsshsvs an
moss 10 do yviaA. 1essruiains tie q
tan a tn Ftsnsh amy than sieher Mar
shh s.. Arhana o. GesesDl cAssohers =
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March 81 lSio-tf.
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admitted as an drOc0t or attorney, and
was patronized by Marshal Bugcaud. NJ.
Fould noticed his peculiar ability, and
soon afterwards took charge of his politi-
cal fortunes He became a member both
of the Constituent and Legislative Assem-
blics, in which bodies he was recognized
as practical man, although not much of
a debating speechmaker. He retired to
private life in 1S4S. but was recalled TO
official position as Under Secretary of State
for Finance in lS49. April 10, 1851. he
was appointed Minister Of Public Works,
in which oficc tv was very -urecr-f.,i el,,
ring three or four years He was an able
advocate of railroad extension in France,
and during the interim inspected all the
main lines already laid down in the en-
pire and in other countries of Europe,
adopting and suggesting improvements
From 1854 to 1860 he held the portfolio
Of finance In 1860 he was nominated
Minister without portfolio, retired from
the Cabinet in 1868, and was named a
Privy Councillor in April of the last man,
ed year. He is Senator. and was COM
mander Of the Legion of Honor before he
received the Grand Cross in 1854. NJ.
Magne originated and conducted most of
Napoleon's great loans During his ab-
sence from Paris at one period the En-
press Eugene visited him and found him
feeding flock of chickens
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&abel>Depef&en.

paris,9. April--aDas ueue Gontrip.
ttcnssefes In Spantea tat uuter benz goltt
sroee Grbitteruns 9erposserufen. SIN Bar
ee1pna lam Is " pFeneu. .Aufrutr. Die
Rute If ob{9en NIT sro6eu Dpfern tn 8as>
eelcna wteber bersefeat. Der @suserr1eur
Der prpstu3 1T fetxes gpfens entiest unb
Mittdr 1T an ftine @M1e, setreten. Aud
In galertta unb~ Gabtr bat bie DpYcFttor
seseu bas Gonferiptipnsse1ts bic Obertanb.
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sos


Mabrib, {. Mpril.-Der aufrubrerifbe
Wtoertanb gsesen bas Gon1ertpticnsaeles in
Barcelona bat iid aud auf bic tenaabarten
Stdete aussebebnt. Die 1ruppsn rduu,tsu
Barrieaten neg unb auf beiben 5eiteu fe~
len gerpunbete. Die Yreoins 1T in gela=
serunssjudanb ertlart. 0ie MiuiRerfri(s
1T beenbet. ae ai
Mabrtb, II. Mpril.-Bei bem5 traBeu~
tanapf tn Barcelona felen 10 Snlursenten
ano 10 pom Mtlitdr. Der MufRanb iaeint
Don Der ioeialiat(4en gartei ansefiitst ;u
le'n. Der auftanp sreift INN li9. .s
paris, IA. april.-metrers anfatrer
Don Garlifsn'Ban baben t19 mad Spu>
MEN beseben. s.
SnSrantret& 1ebt man NIT GROCER span<
nuns Der Bolts. Mbfimmune uber bic ueuen
&efermen e~ntsesen.
Wten 10. &pril.-Sn Der erlen Sam
aaer bes &eidsratbs 1T etnr 1tf&lus anae>
rou1n1en. tpcrtn ausbridlt9 beftmmt 1T,
allen gerfu9en, bas &atitrrei9 in stauten
5u tbetlen, iu %ppponiren. Sn Der iweiten
San'n,er TT etne 4oreGe an bel, 8atfer BE-
f@lofen, norm berielbe Gntfalub 3u@unfen
zines %sereintsten &ei9s aussefprpdea ,psrs
ben fon. e.f".
Matrib.-Die @rbitteruna i'm yelfe
aber BITE Mt!itarfeunieriptipn bauert mad
unsei9wd&t fort. @ea.rn burdsca @e.
staa cine @n;abl Bolt aus ben umlieaeupen
D0rfern nit Fte9enbsn Tabnen u,p ben
tortnpdbrenben &ufen: Sc lebe bic Nepub>
it,! Nteber NIT Der Gsnfertption ! DteMdn~
ner ,paren ~teeenfa1s auesef9tdt, uu, bic If
fsntlt3e Meinuns ~ fonbtren unb ~ eineu,
aQsemeinen Muffanb aufsuaa9eln. Die
Muirabrer pureen jebp9 iofert ssrbaftet.
@eltssruppen uubrdnsten bic @a9en unb
etne !3ett lang i3tsnees, hap MIN bic @ef1n-
sfnen ~tefreisa tparee.s " %E
Mabrtb.-Nu9 in8ereelcna liut, na6
~ eben etnsetrohenen Cepefden, erneuerte
4nruben aussebroden. Die @ufrnbrsr Bat
ten In furjer Gntfernuns ron her @tabs
8arrieaben erri9tet, binter benen btelelten
bic Nnfunft Der 1ruppen ~abrpartsn. Ger
@eneral>Gapitan belt ii6 ntdt fart senrs,
bieielben an3usreifen unp partete getdrtun.
gen at. @eneral Yrtm e~ntfanbte Sen.
8albrtd, Der tas GpmmanppS Iber tte ga.
tionalsaroe lbernebmen tpirt. &&,%
Maerib.-Die Resieruns bat bic Ser
ofentli9uns elmer ppu, General @ppas
sefer1 aus 9apana einselaufenen Depef9e
anseprenet hes Snbalts. bab Der AufRano
9ssdmpft fei unb 3ablretde Snfurseatnbau-
fen f9 er9eben baben. Mebrere Rete1en
feten erl1pGen. naG1
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8 eltIt6 8.

8al6imstou, .. G.-gcr benz Reccn>
Rrufttcns>@ omite erihien &tdter See aus
NaftpiIe, I'm hber bic Mnselesentetten In
XenneFe Musfuuft 81 9eben. @r befirpprs
tete ben Mntraa bes @ouperneur @enter auf
@enbuns Don Bunbestrappsn mad Sennefee
betuis 6staeuuns ssieblider Orbnuns. er>
Hdrte iebod, bic bort peritten Tresel rabr'
ten pon Kindergarten Resern Der, bic iid
ais au;8lure perfletbet bitten unt unter
bteltmNameu an ibrsu, eisenen @plte@rduet
aIer Mrt peribten. Man slaut, bas Gomtte
tperbe Die Mbitnbuns bon Sruppen na1Eens
nsNee in Mntras triasen.
Die @tiammt,G innabn,t fur Snlaub'
@teuern fur bic neun Mpnate bes Tisfak
tatres son Suit Bis Gnbe Mdra 1869 Be-
trus $l03 ,4se. 1894 unb fur benfelben !3eit.
raura In, Tistaliabre bis .Gnbe Mdra 1870
$124,OOS.6 02, ober cine m~:bretnnabu,e I'M
gertattnib 3am Tistaliabre BON 1869 son
$40, sos, 26s.. Der senat bat befalpAtn,
tas mad benz Sabre 1870 teine Gtntomuen.
teuer r.ebr trboben werben barf. nu r,s
Die Nsrmsxex III Salt 9ate>GitY tab.n
tn elmer srpben @aGeaverTamntans ite>
f1lpfen, etne Dentf&rift an Bet Gon8r.e
atsuftnbsn, in wel&er fe IN Ftbenniaem
Some benftlben baran erinaern, pas biz
Ser. Staaten itnen-bte Elm aplfes Serrt~
tcrtum 1T rim bllbenbee 2anb uutsel9afeu
tdtten-perbanfen, anb bte Geftssebuns be.
f9rpSren, ni&t bur& aasere&te axb s.au.
fame @efese ~ein basmlofes, sottesfar9h.
ses uub unb loYales Bolt sur ger3weiFuna
III treibem." Das tereits pom &epr6fen.
~tantenbaus IN Dafbinstcn ansenpmntens
@efes sesea Die Mormcnen perbdnst sesen
gitlpeiberet Ge(bfrafen BON tauftnb Dol.
lars usb uetri3srtses @~efdnsnib. ns,4.inr
/ Sn 1abxaas, soma, baben' graubftf.
taastn neuerbtnss s4aten urb' Mufttsutna
rerurfa9t.
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Fir bic 0fterjeit 4

tsfpnbers paFenb 1T bas foeben BET @ebr.
Ben3iser in New yort atsetcmnsene 100 u
Bet4t. unb gommunionbu@.
Gin untterrt@ts> tu,unb @ebetbu& fiji, tattoli,
f9e GbriRen, sen '@es.' 6. u. Salt. $50
g. Heit gi1berr anb Anbans BON &reu3.
neg, geiper It. Glesaat in eeber, sebunben
NIT @clbfanttt. G,efdutses Eaf&enforusat.
preis $3.50. Gtsaet fi& seradslt& au &c.
f6enfen.
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9teuefes.

Jloreuh %. Mar3. - Dit uGas. rfFe,;"
i4reibt: ~Die Resieruns, uel9er ernaean>
aetden elmer beperfebeneen republttantl9en
Bepesuns ausetcmmen waren, bat bic Be.
BORDEN, ber Stabte, NO fcl9t psrausf9tli9
fatt fnben w1rben, separnt. Die Befdrd.
tunsen baben fl@ erfiat." Die v@amette"
er3ablt bann bic b%etannten gorednse tn
Yauta, unb fast btn,u, bae In berfelten
Na@t, 70 pie sefern mprsen In piaeen3a
ettpa bunbert Snbipibuen Dor bic &aferne
,osen nit aufrdbrerifaem Gelaret unb bic
Solbaten auforperten, bte1baren ~ 0fnen.
sic ueriuaten bann bic 9baren a~ufaubre>
den, aber Der geriu9 mtblans. 3mei Der
1umultuanten limb arretirt. Die Gtnwptner
tsareu aber pieic gorsGnse enttafet; bic
Gtabt mar rubis. Am Dpnnerfas Mrrsen
bilbete ii9 Elm 6auie Don etra 70 Mann su
Brifsbeaa (bei Taenja) uub soe eesen So
lpsna. Radridten pcn bort teaattsen, baB
es beabii@tist par, In Bologna cine srSeere
Mn3ab1 ron bewafneten junsen Qeuten gu
fammen ~ 3ieben. Die gprfebrureen Der
&esieruns pereitelten bieien gerlu9. g.
nise 8erbaftunsen babsn fat 9~efuntsn;
bic Staet feltf .bliet Der Bepesuns
iTrenat,3 r.. t..l' '..l '.31''.
0aut Depefaen aus 0lcrena pom "a. J..
III. baelbf bic Ea6ridt eiusetrefsn, bas ~
gasia in ter sersauseu Ma&t Elm, 9aufe
Bolts sen.. eirea 40 pericneny fia Dor Der ba>
tlbf tsFnbli&en 8aierne ,~anfauamelte unb
bte Ruft ausfiee vGs lebe1 bte 1ruppen!
Gs lebe bic Republit! Nteber nit ber @o'
nar4i." Bet ben, barauf R~attsetabten :3u-
Lfammenfob nit ben. 3rupen, purbex ei,r
Dff3ter unt pier Gclbaten nertpunbet, Elm
@ersent blteb tcbt. Son ben Mnfpkstrrn
p1tben! stuvi sttSbet, bte ibrtsta aerfrtut.
Sn Der Staet berrf@t lest mieoer Seate.
Stnttsart, Is. Mar3.-Die sroebeutfae E
unb bic golfspartei erla8en Mnipra&en an
bas golf, neil Ne nit bsr gertaauas Der
&an,ner anb benz RintRerwe&fe1 uusufrit-
ben fnb. Die Mnipra&e bet srpsbeut(9en
partei f4ltebt: Golden S&.ttten Der .@e>
sierung eeseulber, bon her<.l ni4tA1eepifsr
IL, ais bab ,Re bur& preufRf&e mabnunsen
3u aran,n,er 9altuns berpprserufen inb,
unb BE beRtmuat beurfunben, bab bic Rester
rune ni&t sewi1t If, ,f4 an ben 8ilen bee
goltes au ttbren, baltenr BITE abseorbneten
ftfer 3uian.naer, unb bas gs1i :ptrb bic Don
t6m@fudblten 1piat IN, Sttat laatn." Die
anipra&t ber golfspartet .ptrb ,norsen e.
f4etnen.