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Don Carlos Across the Frontier and on S,oa 1iSh
Soil at the Head Of an Army.
French Report Of the Carlist- Republican aevolu-
tionary Strategy Legitimacy 0pposedHo
the Movement-Fery Friend
ship for Amadeus.
TflEsaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April rs, 1879. :.
The French journals UntUers and Ltberte an
nounce that Don Carlos has crossed the frontier
and Is now In Spain at the head OF ten thousand
men. The same papers say perfect understand
ing exists between the Carlists and Spanish
republicans.
The former are to draw the troops into the open
country and leave the towns defenceless against
the republicans who are to rise against the govern
mont on the first of May, In all parts OF Spain.
RoYALlST LEGITIMACY OPPOSED TO THE INSURREC-
TON.
Only two of the Isabeist generals have as yet
joined the Instruction.
The French egitimists hold aloof from this last
daring scheme OF Don Carlos.
MINISTERIAL AND MILITARY SUPPORT FOR AMADEUS.
The friends Of the Ministry in the Cortes held
meeting last night, which was presided over by
Admiral Topete.
The object Of the meeting was to assure the gov
eminent OF sympathy and support in its struggle
with the instruction.
Senior Sagasta was present and made a fiery
speech demanding to be placed at the post of
greatest danger.
Marshal Serrano and Senior Rosa also made ad-
dresses full Of patriotic enthusiasm and loyalty.
Interruption of the Mails.
PARIS, April rs, 1872.
The Spanish mails have not come to hand to-day.
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Death or One Of the LabOrers fro.
Natural Causes.

Deaths OF aborers who inhae the noxious gmse
while employed In the caisson Of the East el
Bridge, foot OF Roosevelt street, are becOmf ng
alarmngly frequent, and exctes most intense ia ar
in the minds Of the persons at work in the caiss< III
or those who contemplate aiding in the great wOrA
On Wednesday Patrick Mckay, an Irish laboreE. !.
fortytwo years Of age, living at No. ga !
High street Brooklyn, was engaged in
the casson, seventy-hve or eighty feet
below the surface; but on emerging from the work,
at six in the evening was taken sick and fOrthwtb
removed to the Centre Street Hospital by AMI
buance and placed under the care OF Chief Surgeon
Vandewater, who attended constantly up TO the
time Of his DEATH which occurred some SIX hours
subsequently, thought from. congestiv0
apoplexy. Death was supposed to have been
fastened by inhaling the foul air in the earth where
he had been labOring
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Marsh and
Surgeon Vandewater made post-mortem eXami-
nation on the body, and found that death due to
Bright's disease of the Kidneys, which apparently
had not been accelerated by any foul air he might
have inhaled while at his work The lungs were in
a healthy condition, also most OF the other
organs, with the exception OF the kidneys.
Coroner Young had the case in charge.
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New south Wales.

The elections resulted disastrously to- the Martin
Ministry ,ony three members on that sids having
been retur1ed Two others had a close contest.
The bulk OF the new members are pledged to OPP
pose the government policy.
Extensive deposits or plumDago and tin have
been found uear the borders OF the Queensland
Woods.
The shipment OF tin ore to England has been CON-
menced.
The body OF murdered man, which has been
identified as that Of one Bridger, steward OF the
British war steamer Rosario, was found floating in
the harbor. The government offers large re-
ward for the detection Of the murderer
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CANADA.

The Commercial Relations Between the
Dominion and the United states.
OTTAWA, Ont, April rs, 1872.
In Parliament last night Mr.. De Lorme inquired
whether 1t was the intention Of the government to
take new measures for the purpose Of placing on a
more satisfactory footing the commercial relations
between the United States and Canada. Sir
Francis Hinck said IL was not the intention OF the
government to take new measures for doing os
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HORRIBLE KU KLUx OUTRAGE,

CAIRO, H., April IS, 1872.
On Monday night o party of disguised men
went to the house OF Isaac vancil, near
Herrin's Prairie, Williamson county, Illinois,
seized vancil, took him to the woods and
hanged him. The same party a few weeks
ago served upon Vancil written orders threatening
him with the fate above recorded In case OF his
failure to obey them. vanc was old man OF
seventy five, quite wealthy, and the outrage creates
great excitement in the county.
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VESUvIUs.
The Volcano in Violent and Grand Eruption
Naples Crowded with Sightseers.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NAPLES, April IS, 1872
The eruption Of Mount Vesuvius, which has been
increasing in violence since the first signs of CON-
notion has reached an unwonted pitch of
grandeur.
New craters have formed, and streams OF lava
are pouring down the mountain side in different
directions.
Naples is already crowded with visitors, and
tourists are arriving from all parts Of Europe to
witness the spectacle.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Steamer virginius Ready for Departure
Troubles in Honduras and San Salvador.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April ~.
Via HAVANA, April rs, 1872. !

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April a. |
Via HAVANA, April rs, 1872
Advices from Aspinwall to the Goth inst have
been received.
The steamer virginius was ready for sea, and
awaited the arrival Of the United States steamer
Wyoming before departing.
A state of siege had been declared In Honduras.
The San Salvadorian troops were calling for the
death OF President Duenas who was prisoner in
their hands, before marching TO the front.
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NAVIGATOR'S ISLANDS.
United States Treaty with the Chiefs-Naval and
Commercial Advantages.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, April rs

SAN FRANCISCO, April rs, 1872.
The steamship Nebraska at this port, reports
that Commander II. w. Meade, of the United States
steamer Narragansett, has made formal treaty
with the chiefs Of the Navigator's Islands for the
exclusive use OF the harbor Of Pago Page by the
United States government and the California and
Australian mail steamship line.
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THE ATALANTAS.
Preparation for Practice at Putney-Cordial Re
ception by the English Oarsmen.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 25, 1872.
The ATLANTA Boat Club crew, of New York,
arrived at Liverpool yesterday on the steamship
City of Montreal, and stopped last night at the
washington Hotel in that city. They will come to
Putney to-day, and will Immediately commence
practice for the approaching race with the Lon
don crew over the Thames course
number OF the members of the London Club
met the ATLANTA crew at Liverpool and gave them
n warm greeting.
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SAD NEWS FROM THE KANSAS.
aptain Crossman and Several Others Drowned.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, JAM, April "a,
Via HAVANA, April rs, 1872
The United States steamer Kansas arrived yester-
day from Greytown. She reports a fatal accident
happened to one OF her boats by which Captain
Crossman and several Others on board were drown
ed The captains body could not be recovered.
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Parliamentary, Political and Industrial Pro.
gress at the Antipodes.
Ne> Mines and Export Of Ore-Murder Of Naval
h. viner-The Army Volunteers and Co
lonial Cabinets-Diamonda
1r,fhWm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO. April

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25, 1872.
The following de tails Of Australian news have
been received by the steamship Nebraska, which
arrived last night nom honolulu. where she con-
Snected with the Australian ,aail steamer.
The Victoria government has signed mail con-
tract with Mr. Webb substituting US line.
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WASHINGTON, April 25, 1872.
Secretary Fish's Plan for Settlement OF
the Treaty QuestiOn-Tho Presidents
Views-The Direct Damage Lobby's
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The Judiciary Committee OF the Bar Association
failed Of quorum at its meeting last evening, and
adjourned at once. subject to tao cali Of the Chair.
Maps
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,{
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 26-l A. NJ.
Probabilities
The lowest barometer will move northeasfward
into Canada, followed by brisk and possibly
high northwesterly winds, over the upper
lakes, which will extend to the lower
lakes Cloudy and threatening weather will
probably prevail from Ohio to the New England
states and northward, but otherwise clear and
pleasant weather very generally.
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chicago
Grand Haven, Detroit and Toledo.
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THE REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April "a,
Via HAVANA April rs, 1872 !
Advices from Hayti to the 18th inst represent
that the measures taken by the government to sup
press the revolution were inadequate, and execu-
lions OF insurgents had been discontinued
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IRELAND.
Earl Mayo's Remains Arrived at Kingstown.
DUBLIN. April Is, ]

DUBLIN, April rs, 1872.
The remains of the Earl of Mayo, late viceroy Of
india, have arrived at Kingstown having been
veyed from Suez on the government steam yacht
Enchantress. The ceremony OF landing the body
and the funeral Of the deceased will take place to-
day.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria will be represented
on the mournful occasion by her son-in-law, the
Marquis Of L0rne
The Funeral Reception and Cerc monies
In Dublin-Brilliant and Imposing
DUBLIN, April %, 1872.
The obsequies OF the late viceroy and Governor
General of India, the Earl of Mayo, took place to-
day. The remains we're landed from the steam
yacht Enchantress this morning at Kingston, and
brought to the city In special train. An imposing
funeral procession, nearly mile In length, con.
ssttng OF the principal officers of the government,
large detachment Of the regular troops and
many city societies, was formed and passed through
the principal streets, which were crowded with
dense masses OF sympathizng spectators. Con-
spcious In the funeral cortege were the Marquis OF
Lorne, the representative OF Her Majesty the
Queen Earl Spencer the Lord Lieutenent of Ireland,
at the head Of brilliant stan, and the Lord Mayor
and Corporation of the city of Dublin. The re-
mains will be taken to Mas, the family seat of the
.deceaged for final intermcnt.
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GERMANY AND BRITAIN.

BERLIN, April 25, 1872.

BERLIN, April 20, 1877.
The Empress Augusta will leave Berlin on the
Goth lnst for England, to visit Queen Victoria. She
VIZ be absent about ten days.
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THE EAST RI

OpF,cr or THE NEW YORK Bh vii o. 1870
pIlR 20, New YORK, Az
To THE EprT(h . OF THE HERALD ,nno,,co -
The pleasant 1 ask devolves on me toA .,.a,,,
Won that we have this afternoon uncovere. s.,.s
rock under the Ne " York casson. AS our T. sN
had already show, K, it Is somewhat irregular I"
srrc,ce INT MOI an ,ugh SO to cause any serf0aS
trouble mis- over,a, for few feet by very COM
nact cemented grave, and bouders az hard nearly
a, e,o roo,- 49,, n his Ia the same material
that unSariias tho brooklyn tower, where
49, or,'or;i,soo ~, shown that IL Is
ona vape , mas the total settlement In
h t. t, ,. three ghths OF an inch.
WE VIZ uu ,v hast or th higher portions of the
VIZ 'i"h NV ''ae 70, Vo ,ghteen inches further
settlement, and then begin nod that tho under
cmo a.i % iI, Ia ~ o by the 1st OF June
elouu Woih III pV oolhple.oo n many Of the jour
ar lciin NO haso posn lno nployes and throw
dscredit upon the engineering l tamant resneotin1
work, i wish to make brief stal the cajsson
the purity OF the air II mutations were
Very early in the work com acid Nc.. that
made to the quantity of carbonG Ii~bta ana tho
would probably be thrown or by TIL, tnia 40 hass
respiration OF the workmen. Taking brown down
of calculation, suifcieht air has been ,tbird NJ one
to prevent greater amount than ont MT in the air
pol oonS Va mp" S,, ~ ..s repeatedly
le oIaipels ~ ..ses iauu at the
wy pios $50 Va ~ ~ ~ - fashionable
w. ~ ~ ~ ~ a - 80 ~ Vic
@ ny ~ ~ i, =, o ~ ,s, - ~. y. What
~ as ta q ,n s nn va aaa P Omplant
~ VIC. wy " ~ 70 ;.y ~, te In the
' u G th ~ t w S th w laratinR
s -: IN NY LUZ, y, I'm = , o En-, usual
~ ,son,nu nrS ~ dn,,a az oroyworrinr them
sns nn ,his !. m 5o,,o ~ nanaa ~ he eX-
selves, ana ths ~ no nopt' one cause OF 70 the
natnrnj atmnsnbnre Fnr! this reason also tie men
nu.ua ~ Min ~ s,n ro az ~ a, , e after
each watch below, and hunks are provided y"
them, III which they may rest If they will.
L. COLLlNGWOOD, Assistant Enginee
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f N q L "A N d,
Parliamentary Debate On the Dublin Uni.
yersity Tests Bill.

liberals and Reformers in Assault on the Csbi.
net Policy and Tactios-The Rights Of Pri-
vats Members and the Power Of tho
Ministers-Premier Gladstone ON Popu-
lar Eduoation-The Ballot Bill
=: Religion and Prison Dis
cipline-Emigration Bull
lion and Cotton.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April rs, 1877.
Dispatches from Marseilles report that an Italian
bark, with cargo Of 1900 cases of petroleum. took
fire last night in the midst of the crowded shipping
Of that port. Through the energy of the officers
and crews Of the United States fleet now in the
harbor the burning vessel was isolated, and an ex-
tensive con1agration averted.
The Project and the merchants OF Marseilles have
returned thanks to the officer commanding the
American feet
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THE FIJI ISLANDS.
The Premier Of the Cabinet Trying to Place
Money Loan.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

San FKANUISCO, ApTH 70, I5IZ.
The latest advices from Australasia report that
the Premier OF the Fiji Islands has arrived in Sgd
ney to attempt the negotiation of loan, but meets
with no encouragement
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A.-Eor a First Glass GentlemaR's Hat
20 direct manufacturer ESPENSHEID, ilS Nassau
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VictOria.

Cargo to the value of 500 900 has been saved from
the wreck OF the ship Sussex The captain has
been sentenced to month Imprisonment for
negligence in losing the vessel.
All the volunteers have been ordered to assemble
in Melbourne, to go into camp for drill.
Sir Jones McCulloch has resigned his seat in Par
lament, and will visit England.
Messrs. Webb & yogel have offered to the govern
ment to make Melbourne the terminus OF their line
OF steamers in consideration Of subsidy Of about
800 OOO and Mr.. Duffy has consented to ask Para-
mentary sanction for the subsidy. The merchants
OF Melbourne have Jed Mr. Webb for his services In
opening the route.
portion OF the gold stolen from the ship Nelson,
twenty years ago, has just been recovered.
The government intends proposing the new lines
OF railways at the next session of Parliament,
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A.-IIcrrlng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.

An Opportunity.-Tbe Choice of Amy
immense stock OF goods the large
COZ Broadway for dollar The goods sold regard
less of cost or value The variety of useful and fancy
goods at this exceeds that other In
stitution the world 1t Is located at 667 Broadway
under the Grand Central Hotel
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Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Av +.
corner Twenty fifth streetvitalizng before bre A.
fast, invgoratiug before dinner, soothing ~
opiates before retiring. Ladies', day and evening L.,
tlcmen, every day and all night. go
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Alto "Givc Fellow Fits L. tho Corr
thing when given In the shape of "TIIE PERFECT
FIT SHIFT" manufactured by WALTER A. PuELAN,
Bro dNay
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A.--Royal Havana Lottcry.-J. ii. uar
TINEZ co, Bankers, 10 Wall street, box a,6s M,
York Pos tonipp
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Compliments to Miss Nellie Grant I'm the
Capital.

PARIS April rs, 1872.
Arrangements are being made in this city by the
American residents to welcome in fitting manner
Miss Nellie Grant, who is expected here sOOn
During the stay Of the young lady in Paris q ball
will be given in her honor at the Grand Hotel.
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Parks yesterday Commissioner Green offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:-
Resolved, That the Boulevard be completed from Fifty
street to both street at planted lighted and
macadamized that the avenue on the west side of Morn
Ing Side Park be opened and that 10th from Fifth
avenue the Boulevard be graded and Improved also
that Firth avenue be planted from Eighty street To
the end OF the grading line. "
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+ r A N @ z.
Dangerous COnfiagratiOn in the
HarbOr of Marseilles.

Prompt and Gallant Action Of American Sailors
and Naval Officers.
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Queensland

The government offers 81, 900 reward for the dis
covery Of diamonds
Several magnificent blocks Of opal have been
found and one OF them Is said to be the largest in
the world,
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HOuth Australfa.

The new Ministry assumed Office on the 4th inst.
and will be likely to receive strong support.
The overland telegraph will not be finished before
the end OF July.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best ~ n.
,annn,,s A. IA trngg;.ts w. es'' i" Q, Install
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IT'S All Over the La nd, and Is DOiue
it's work soilsd paint vii dows, floors and
T. MORGANS SONS sAPoL' o. Ash for it. Your grocer
has
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Havana Lottery-Prixc Cashed and
information given. JOSEPH BAT Is Broker 1871 Broad
A
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Night Thoughts of Those who Uso
KNOWLES AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER, az !.
protection against bedp lss Bah They have no night
thoughts they sleep 70 soundly Depot No Sixth av
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f.. II. Durkee d Co.'s Salad Oressfun-
rich and delicious dressing for all kind of salads Cold
meats, &c.
Sold by dealers In fine groceries gencr NV
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David's Spring style OF Ger .,,eue,
ATS. Salesroom 299is Broadway, Du ana streei
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Gentlemen's Dress Hats. even Dollars.
WARNOCk co, u $40 Broadyny
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Grouse n Now, MY Merry, Merry Men"
and buy your HATS at KNOWS 2i2 Broadway Iii.
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Plot and r" sion Wins fn Fla shion-
DOUGANs spring nat wins host of admirers liz Mas
san str ~. II Ann
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sSspns N is city could so upward by pur
aes W per dozen Ivory handled Table Knives 81 per
plated Table Forks and Spoons S6 per dozen and
"S Sroadway at oae zd lsss than tho regular prIccs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-24
0nrembnrger 0a;ettt.

i@sn !3situnsm iibsr biz tiirslid ia!tstfunssnsn
0aIebrGnhe in @iseOnln, 8i6isan ". naH-
lief, mir fntsn, sas ~tisitltsn ben basur& ansse
ri6tsten Stabsn nur mad bsm SsI3~srtst tart
rsn, rem benz untrisstarsm Stassn absr, Der Ca
surd benz gptsn uns alima isusr eanSitri&s au-
ssfist III ipri9t i.Itit bic in.saisentsite amsrisa-
nii6t s3eituns ftin Wprt.
llebrisens farm man Is in cieitm ,,irsisn yar-
be" BEN prisatmann,, DEFENDERS esm uasebilps-
ten, nod aasnfaus rsrssibsn, rsna CT senst :
Apres nous lie deluge une 10 sitl pit mSsliS
Nussn aus lem g8alet ;u ;iebsn iu1t Der
Staat absr bat bic gfidt aud fir fuinmsnts
@sneratirnsn su irrssn, unf NO sr eies ni9t
tbut, 1T sr sbsn fsin Staat, sas btibt, fsin gass
ibni6attenptS @ttaurs bHrserlitsr Srenuua,
iontern nur Elm lrisS Sanp gisler, I'm Nore
uno : cbtiblas ;u ptrbinosrn.
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Masemeine Meeulationeu.

IG ArtSrfiGt essynnt an erici Rsntda i'm S~tynnrbn
IEt fSlts. ar Crfea Sui.
Sin sltsr ittiiTcr Gtdrasitr rjr. g,R issSn l& ;uf Nui.
rSEut Wtsfreen a%Sicretrt.
Stetr Staeeri rirs tt lsiatul Gjairhi ssssufi TAR N ts
Dtsdr,tnta' NIX Gle 9tdFt aS's,. stS itjuig G~S5sleii,u an,
sSusftu fae.
SIC stu tta S,utsn;sa assssut;sa Rarts IRE ter OR
yat bee DirtIiers urtergprfta.
StriSis rsrssn ale erei @irnet, ar es eltssa s,~isu.tpt,f
so sf gsrmiuetr ter 2mteuttr. TIM sitit lttt Tia Stfuuo
tsit, sttroata uRs icrtinri..s isrtT Gtsrt cssr sliusU Az
seas6riSteeH.
So Tas srhiiut ittt &uta sftn. tit 3tiaisu, ssS,
Sdtfr, airs. II Gle RSrif@ sSettelil6e. .r6 Etrtsr ii, ytl
sistFn grf6ter grsnsslarbistr utft be%tiHirSfiisi.
spge,r GIN; .Iattiisr ,sIrtC man ft an
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CT. SnbGnnrs Gaaeginm,
prG;ric su Thicn, SSis.
Nsttr Sriturg Nsr Gritlihsn Sriaer.

&n .igsd gl",s ,iEiitaiss III. ter ,fusenc grairic au
EtFus unt hes aan;cn !iortpeltus cine 6~tttssnbeii ~ bic
5ea. ere ~eraHeltEt, Ggf ole @run6iagt fer Rttsien teruen
sr RTTifsgrs "a G~rtnlttn.
&t gsst bee epues,ums M urltsrtrrfes kiniftlit Der
T,fgutttI. Seauenf!tdfet une S6rsheit her Generic.
Dos Gsbdute liz sTrs rae tsauGm siuserifitt feline asten
EMs stietlt ain eGlelbt nit Saen ~ peristtu ras ,un,
EsbIfsn Hnb 9cmfert ctr Suttrttn beitrastn fnnn aud
" 81 umesfer rem irtittr ue btrrli5tu Spittpidsen.
der StpeisnairiHs umiaft anss, mas ssrrbuli6 In Col,
kgign stis9rt ipirt, uue II IN si,r Eepartsnituts ~sineatsilt
Ssa has Int,rt, pfifiiert, eGreeltTiNtr'c dftiids uut gidse
u}%, gssortrrNrHt.
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Sr. Scuesiet, Sirerror.
Ntarrer u. Mcfe.
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GI Sineers 2at giaietRs. esfanui ale rio p:ut, tHIss
Rt une tautrtafit.t ron al ten pufhitsertr IEsH, III sttis
net ale arbtitsu auf si,ssalommtnst ArF ~ ssTrit'tn.
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ne abtr 4iOO Stlf rttr strtaEit ME rem trBtne tlAsr an,
bern ure bic lest fns fsatrtie hem Sabre 1871 strtits 200
900 mtsT g%trtsuft rit srn elmer dEenn. Gin Stptis cas-
bic seute, nab eta Btitn ira Gisr tH 2ptTtb Ter singer
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