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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
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". II. BENNETT, Publisher.
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN.
THE NEWS.
Affairs in Spain---The Carlist
Cause Still Waning.
A Catholic Congress 10 Be Held in
London.
Public Debt Statement for the
Month Of October.
Returns From the November Elections.
Opposition Gains
Serious Railroad Accident Near Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
Public Debt Statement for the
Month Of October.
Returns From the November Elections
Opposition Gains.
Serious Railroad Accident Near Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
FOR EIGN.

On the 30th ult. Kuhmann, who attempted
the assassination Of Bismarck and had con-
fessed the crime, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for fourteen years
in the house Of correction and ten years. sus-
pension of his civil rights. The jury delib-
Grated but five minutes.
Dublin dispatch OF the 30th says Cardi.
nal Cullen and the entire Catholic Episcopate
had issued pastoral letters denouncing the
late address of Prof Tyndal, before the
British Association as Il revival of paganism.
A London dispatch of the I'd announces the
finding and splicing Of the direct cable lost by
Faraday some months ago.
A London telegram Of the 4th says the
French Government had issued orders ex-
pelling all Spanards from the frontier towns
to prevent their participation in the attacks
on Irun by Don Carlos The bombardment
OF the latter town began on the morning of
the 18th
A Berlin dispatch of the 4th says a repre-
sentative assembly had been decided upon
for Alsace and Lorraine.
A Berlin dispatch of the 5th says that the
relations between Russia and Spain had as
was expected that she would soon recognize
the Spanish Republic.
A Bayonne dispatch of the 9Th says the
troops under Jovellar had defeated the Car
lists at Albocear with considerable loss.
Large bodies of insurgents had offered TO sur
render at Maestraaso. Gen. Iona had emf.
barked with eight battalions for the relief of
lrun.
A London dispatch of the 9Th says the
chief authorities of the church had decided to
hold great international Catholic Congress
in London, with the object of maintaining the
doctrine OF papal infallibility, reassertng the
Pope's right to temporal as well as spiritual
power, and declaring 1t to be the bounden
duty OF all Christians to return to the allie
glance of Rome. lis stated that this proposed
Congress is the result of direct Instructions
from the Vatican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The tea crop of Japan last season
amounted to 19,S54,000 pounds, all Of
which the United States imported.
The Mormon Temple at Salt Lake
was commenced twenty years ago. and
the walls are now only fourteen feet
above ground.
For the porgy factories in the vicini
ty of Bremen, Me-, it has been the best
season ever known, one firm making
100000 gallons of oil.
The salary of $4,000 per annum
paid to President Jewett, of the Erie Rail
way, is the largest paid to any railroad
official in the United States, and it is be-
lieved larger than any paid to any rail
road officer in the world.
The largest merchandising ever built
in Maine was launched at kennebunk
port on the Goth of October. Her d.
mansions are Length on deck, 1858 feet :;
length of keel, 25S feet; breadth of
beam, 43 feet; depth of hold. 80 feet.
The Chicago Temperance MONTHLY is
the title of new forty-eight page illus
tratcd magazine, to be devoted to the
cause of temperance, and the first num-
Der of which will be issued in January
next, by Mrs. c. Augustus Haviland, of
the Gem ofhe West.
The tobacco statistics of the world,
could they be seen in one mass, would
astonish the economists as well as the
moralists. France consumes annually
$4,000, 600 pounds of smoking tobacco,
100000 pounds of cigars-say 10000
600 in number, 100000 pounds of
snuff; 100000 pounds of chewing to.
bacco, and 100000 pounds of roll to-
bacco, which is either smoked, chewed
or snutfed.
Mr. Henry Vaughan, State Assayer
OF Rhode Island, has made chemical
analysis of thirty-tive samples of "bit-
tiers" including all the more important
ones in the market, and finds that they
contain from $50 10 1920 per cent. Of
alcohol. The highest percentage is near
ly equal to ordinary brandy or whisky,
and the lowest exceeds the strength of
Edinburgh ale, while nearly all the spec
lmenS contained more alcohol than the
strongest wines.
-Appletons' Journal says: " In a recent
number of the Journal we directed at
tention to the interesting fact that
warm and dry seasons were regarded as
iuN VI dbiC OLiNS lpi VIC GGNtlDIllltnl Vi
the suicidal mania. Ii this be the case
the climatic conditions of the countries
given below may have somewhat to do
with the number of suicides. The table
records the fact that out of ,00000 in
habitants IA commit suicide in Spain,
80 in the United States, 43 in Belgium, 66
IN sweden, 90 in Great Britain, 70 in Ba-
varla, "a in Norway, 100 in the Grand
Duchy of Baden, ITO in France, 1873 in
Prussia, 12S in Hanover, 155 in Olden.
burg, 1916 in Lauenburg, l59 IN Mecklen-
burg, 113 in Holstein, 209 in Schleswic.
PSI in Saxony, 2SS in Denmark 1888 in
Altenburg. 1t is furthermore OBJ.
served that of the previous occupations
of these suicides, 8 per cent belonged to
the agricultural classes 10 per cent. to
the tradesman, ID per cent to the mer
chants, 90 per cent to the professions,
and the remaining Al per cent. are classei
as having no occupation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
40 VI ESTlC.

The Milford q. H. Five Cent Savings Bank
las suspended, with liabilities of $500, 600,
covered, it is believed, b. its assets
A boiler explosion in Isaac Roder's saw
mill at Lancaster, Ind, on TIE Goth ult killed
two Of the proprietol's sons, Timothy and
William, and severely and probably fatally
injured another son. man by the name of
George Beddle was also badly injured. The
building WAS torn to atoms, and fragments
thrown in every direction The boiler was
blown into thousand pieces, some of it be-
ing found half mile away.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York TO sell
100000 in gold each Thursday during the
month of November. The aggregate will be
S2,oo0,00O.
The public debt statement for October is as
foil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
ELECTION RETURNS.

Tue news received on the morning of the
9th from the recent State elections indicated
the following results
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

IHV 'VIIVNHI- u Iue TrOsldents proc anna
ton designating Thursday, Nov 70, as day
of National Thanksgiving:
BY the President of the United States:
We are reminded by the changing seasons
that it is time to pause in our daily vocatious
and offer thanks to Almighty God for the
mercies and abundance Of the year which
is drawing 10 close.
The blessings of free government contipue
to be vouchsafea to us, The earth mas rr-
sponded TO the labor of the husbaudfnan
The land has been free from pcstnepce, In,
ternal order is maintained and peace with
other powers has prevailed.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27

1t is evident that much of the dis
ease that affects swine in this coun-
try comes from feverish blood
While we do not agree with the the
DRY that heavy corn feeding produces
cholera, and that it is the chief cause
of this troublesome epidemic, nearly
every feeder of hogs will admit that
constant and excessive corn feeding
is dangerous, and should be avoided.
The following from the Western
Farmer, is good advice, and should
be followed, as much for the purpose
Of preventing disease as for practicing
economy:
"The indications are decidedly in
favor of a good price for corn during
the summer and mex: fall and winter.
In view of this, it is especially import
ant that farmers should make provi-
sion to secure as much growth and
flesh for their stock during the sum-
mer as practicable, and to provide
food that will take the place of corn
to some extent. If there is a good
field of clover for the hogs, this will
save the corn during the summer
We wish there was more attention
paid to root growing for stock feed
ing. Some farmers have found peas
Il profitable crop for feeding from the
field, sown either alone or with oats.
A very large growth of pumpkins
can be secured, and they are well
worth their cost. Corn thickly sown
in drills is not only valuable for cattle
but for hogs, in the early fall"
We would substitute artichokes
! for pumpkins, and plant them in d
field by themselves.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27
Fine and Coarse Hay.

Producers are sometimes puzzled
to know why city buyers generally
ask for coarse, well-maturcd hay in
preference to the more tender and in
reality more nutritious kinds. The
Lice Stock Journal thus enlightcns
them: "City men feed hay for different
purpose than the farmer. The far
mcr feeds it for it's nutriment and as
a principal food, while the city man
regards grain as the cheapest food,
and only gives sufficient hay to make
bulk in the stomach, and for the pur-
pose of health. Coarse, wcll-matured
timothy serves this purpose better
than the early cut and fine grass.
They do not desire such hay as will
tempt the horse to eat too much OF it.
Straw would answer this purpose, if
cut and mixed with the grain, about
as well. But farmers should he con-
tent with this practice Of the city Gus
toner, for it enables them to sell
their poorest hay for the best price,
and to retain the best quality for
home consumption"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27
In Literature,
Local and General News,
Foreign 4 Domestic Correspondence

1t Is not cxcelled by any publication in the
try, The EROCEAN ie
M TIONAL NE WSPIPER,
one that will be found useful and interesting to
Americans in every part Of the globe. While II
especially represents the GREAT INTERESTS
OF THE NORTHWEST, it 10 National In its
views and comprehensive in its news gatherings.
Firm in its political faith it is not bigoted and in
all discussions aims to be candid diynined, and
above all personal abuse.
The INTER-OCEAN has the largest aggregate
circulation Of any newspaper published in the
Northwest. 1t IL sent to more than 5000 Post of
nces. distributed in every State and Territory in
the United States i'm all the British Provinces, and
numerous foreign States and countries.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27

To SwEETEN SALT PORK.-Cut as
many slices as will be required for
breakfast the evening previous, and
soak till morning in sweet milk and
water; then rinse till the water is
Clear, and fry. The pork will be
found very nearly as good as fresh
pork.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27

POSTAGE , nsx 'o :s:s:
the LIST day Of January, A. D. 1875. Under this
law the postage on newspapers must be paid AT
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This will make it necessary for all subscribers
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Sample copies free. Money can be sent by
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Address
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27
AarirmltMral Column.

The reading columns on this page will be devot,
ed mainly. to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers of the BULLETIN
are requested to write for it,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-11-27
GRANGE DIRECTORY.

RESCENT GRANGE. No. 1572.-Regular meet
ings en- the last Friday before the full moon Of
each month. Place:-Meets at the residence of
r. S. Stone three miles south OF Jesup, and
nine miles southwest of Independence.
S. q. MASON, Secretary.
WINTHROP GRANGE. No. 611.-Meets at Win
throp on Friday on or before the full moon Of
each month
S. &. PIERCE Master. S. W. RICH, Sec.
WEST BUFFALO GRANGE, No. l216.-Meets
Tuesday on or before full moon.
j. ID. RUSSELL Master.
GRANGE, No. SIS, Meets on
Wednesday, on or before full moon.
b. DU BOIS, Master. 4. j. W1GG, Sec.
SUPERIOR GRANGE. No. 352.-Meets Saturday
on or before full moon. at No. School House
IlaZleton twp. q. NJ MILLER,
T. MERS ENGER, Secretary. Master.
BYRON GRANGE No. 267. Meets at Justus Dur
KEGS. on Tuesday evening, on or before Il new
moon EDWARD GLEASON, Master.
A. KNOWLES, Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-17
8altimore Mo, 9omnerdag IL. September 1874

cine ieit Sabren nid)t gereiniste Gtiterne be-
farb, beren petllenSialiiher @eruh bdufig
oas Saus perpeftete. Die Sailon beganll
i'm Sum- nit 800 91iten, aber inl Suli pur-
ben piele @dite franf unb als nun auf go
oesfdQe itattfanben, mar oaS Sotel balb 0b'
uno leer. Ser gorfal bat in Der NepzD Dorfer
Yreiie III ueitlGufigen observation-disclosures
seiiibrt unb sleihSeittg cine Nenge log. fa-
ibionablsr 5otels, bic i'm Setreif Der abSuss
Candle ueruahldiiigt iino, Dor bas Sorum
Der Seffentlidfeit uno Der i9driiten &ritif &C.
aogen.
Sci 50 lin n 9 n, 0el., betranfen itd)
orei 2eute uno itablen Elm Boot, nm beim5ns
fabreu. 9abei iiel elmer Der Orei, gsamens
gS. 8. Wc0enitte, iiber Soro unb ertr1nf.
Sei gS o obrib &c, N.,S., freu3te Sas.
&olla nit ieinem Subrperfe Die Gilenbabn,
als ii6 Elm 3ug udberte unb i'm iiberfnbr.
&olla puroe get0otet unb Der @agen bemo=
lirt. Gas Yfero mubte slsidfaas set5otet
tperoen.
Die Seridts iibsr Die grfranfuug bes @ou-
nernerrs Oir BON Neiu 9 OFF iolen be-
oeuteno ibertriebeu iein. Dim Sonntage
pobnte er benz 9otteSbienita in Der STRIDE bet.
Ser bcriibmte Sudbdnoler s o IN 6ar.
per in q orf lit i6wer erfranft.
Ser einsige Ginger, Der nismals
iuegen Seiisrteit in ausiibuug ieiner Sunlt
perbinoert ,pirb, = lit Der SbeefeHel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-17
sofal= serid,te aus eaafssnaton

SofGls ScrtWtc GHe .SniGtHSIou+
gSnibiugtou, 10. Septbr. - @titcru
mar 6ermin gum mScrbGr &tntUn'S GnbuoHmt,
Der ben Giubruh III Die Spiuoe eeS NUtritt8=
Nnmalts ucriibt bat. s5entoG Clihieu uicbt.
Sein Iuwult bcantragte iucu ptitercu 2lui=
id)ub oeS Strb0rS, has @crld)t uic8 itoodD
Den Intra9 ab uuo crtldrte sic pou Stutou
geite1te Caution pon $1,000 iiir pcrurtt.
= Sin Seamtcr i'm Siircau oc5 iueitcu
9uoitorS ioa al elmer promnCutcu Gde Der
8euniOlpanla 9tpenue eine9Strtbld)lit haltCu
90 ia9t eiu uerfriippelttr Soloat uuo Gr-
Glsrf
- Dtonta9 Mor9cr, uadbcm bic StraBen=
2aterneu auSgcl1lft warcn, mlroe Ole 9po'
thete Der t66. 9e Nto1 uuo Sruocr, an Der
@fe BON 13. uno G=StrdBt, iiio6itlldl, be-
raubt. 3ie 8iebe gcangtcn Ourh 0tnNtaer
in oen Qaben, bod murbe cine WiaO. SrOwu,
Die cn 3immer iibtr ocmltlbtu bcmobnt,
Ourd) oas Scrdnit, Dos Die Glebt Ucylr0dD~
ten, aui9cmcdt uno lah, baB Slptl furblge
Wtduuer itd) eiligt Gus Dem StOubc m0dtcu.
Giuc &iite Gigarren mar AucS, mas Die Gm-
BREEDER nituabmeu. 9icitlbcu ucyiudttn Su=
crit ougd) elm 6enIter al Der Is. SEaBc EN-.
Suoringcu, inoem ie cinen 6cnlterla0cu ser
brad)eu.
- Woutag Wtor9en I'M 3 llbr Crbr0b ein
WanH otu Gl90rrcn Vaocn Ot5 6rn.9t, Setter,
Jtr. 1920, 4. Str., 'mtld)cu ) NU0 II Ctr,
uno soB cine BOrtIou GopltuCl Gut ben 30
ben, mahridleintd ln uatl Dem Raubc oa5
GOtal IN Srano 3u ltcdeu llnO 10 Den Scroudt
cineS @inbrudS 0bjuleufen. Olc bGu8bez
mobner iuurOcn aber ourd) haS Scr0uld) auiz
9tlpcdt uuo 10 Der 9tQuber ucrthcudlt.
- Dtontag 9tad)t puroe Der Yaocu oe8
!Sru. Dt. 9. .5ranf 0u Der l., SmtIdlcu IS uuo
6=Sr., bon eintm Otebe Crbrotleu unb cine
glnSabl biite un0Ntiibeu, iOlrle ell NOd uno
cine gSeite ucblt clucr golOneu llbr uuo Sette
ciueS Glerts iurt9eihleppt.
- Monta9 WOrgcn lOllbr 9iug ciu idlmurz
scr 0icb III Oen Seller Der 1O. SadiOn Sro.
u SO. al Der Yeunl. .Gue. 2,lS er oenicben
9erabe nit Orel &nnncu 6ett pullcB, murbe
CT bon cinem 9edlditstbeilbabe Der Swma,
orlI. 9eor9 S. StuifCrlc, erulid)t ullo Ieitge=
balten. Sin &i 5lpiiden SelOen criOlgtc,
bel mtldem or. Scunerle ms llufe Oau0gcs
lent gebiien muroe. Der Boll3tIt &. s.
Sromn, Der in Der 9iGbe mar, tam gu piilfc
unD mollte ben SurId)tn nad OtrSOiiSei brillz
9eu. AlS berlelbe Sn idlagen anfing, lies
SSrolun Die 9llarmpelfe ert0nelt, mcld)e oeIt
YotSiiteu Ntabigan nebIt lieutenant SellD
berbcirlef. Sroboem meiscrte idl Der 2lrrc=
itant nod immer 81 folgeu uuO bIB pl6blld)
ben B0llSllten gr0pn III Die redlte Nan9e.
0draui luurbt er BON temielbeu unteocr9Cl6 6d=
gen, fauo abcr bod nod G)cltgcnbctt, Ocn
gieutenunt aellD III Den yelb Su trctcu. Bolt
gift Silas fam audi nod OeS g8egcS uuo e8
9elaug eublid) oeu bier Observation-Disclosures
nit groBer Wtiibe, 0cu beSperaten &erl in'@
YOli5eigeridlt Su ihleppen, no oerlelbe ceS
0lebltablS lhulOig befunoen uno um $40 be-
trait wuroe. Die BOli5iiteu erbtclteu teine
@ntidGOigung iiir lbre Sdlmle. 9Se9cu
BiOerieelt6teit gsgen Die YOltSel wnroe er
iiberoieS ben @roBgeIdmorencn iibEnuieiet
uno cingeitedt, Sumal CT audi DIE Srafc nldt
SabIen fOnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-17
YoIttti6eS.

@bicaqo, ST.. l6. Sept.- Scott gSife
iit BON Den Oenofraten oes II. GonsreB- Ot=
ftriftes nomtuirt porben.
Utica, N.-D., 16. Sept. @ais mn
Ssoberts lino eialtimmia fir ben Gonsreb mo-
minirt worbeu. Cine Ielolution segen einen
britten Amtstermin murbe angenommcn.
S9racuie, N. g., 16. Sept. = Die Sc
mofrattid)e StaatS @onpention trat bcnte bier
in Steung. 8. s. Safobs muroe gum tent
porGren Soriiter ertuablt. Sn Der Na6nit-
tags Sibung murbe gtiftS BON geoeutung
erleoist, unb Die Organization fano crit in Der
Ibeno= =Sttuug itatt, iporanf ii6 Die @onpelt=
tion bis mor9en oerta9te.
@buttanoo9a, Senn., 16. Septbr. =
Die republifauilhe Staats- -@onpention bat
ibre Organization beenbet nnb $. $. Sarri'
ion pou Naibuins gum Brdfbenteu 9ewdblt.
8ei Yeiprehung Der Stpilrehts, ,Srage ent:
lpann Gd eine lebbafte Debatte, peld)e Die
ganse Nadt in Nniprud nabm. Die Neger
foroertcn Die Gonpeution aui. fid flar barii-
ber aus,uipre6en. Sie ipiinid,ten feline ge+
mii1ten Shulen, nod poae lociale Gleidbe=
reht1gung, forberten aber eiue iolde Sllr yez
uueuns BON aSuggons, Sotels, Sampflhihell
Il. /. ~.
Gbarleiton, S.=G., 16. Septbr.
ldlruar,en Republitaner bon Gbarleiton, mel
die nit Der Domination Chamberlain un5u,
frieoen linb, babsn eiue Maiienperlammlung
auf mor9en abeuo anberaunt. Dteelben
ipollen elneu ilnabbdngiSen Hepnblttaner mo-
miniren. Die 8ewe9ung inter ben ytegern
su @uniten elmer iolden Womination tit be-
loubers i'm nDrbliden Sbeile bes Staates iebr
I'M ySQd)jen bearitfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-17
Guropaiid)e Gabeiucrid.ts.
9eut{hInnS.

9eutfd,lnns.
Serltn, Is. Sept. - &allsr gSllheln
uno Der 8rius pon gSales mobntcu beut
Den Selpibungcn oc8 10. Gorp5 bel SannO
Der bel.
Serliu, 16. Sept. - gtad Der v@crma
nia" bat Der Yapft fib nad0riidlid) geluci
CERT, nit Ocn anOcren 0tddtcn Spanieu oil
Sucrfennen.
Gonoou. 16. Scptbr. - Ginc Oepeid
BON Soun meloct, oaB Die GonfWeus Der 2llt
Satbolifen iid) iiber alle mid)tigen 0ogmCn
Sragen geciuigt bat. Scr Sll6of pou 8tttS
burg iprad, $oru. 961ingcr i'm Namen bc1
amerifanlid)cr EroteItauteu ieincu 9arf altE
Iiir bic slrt uno gSeilc, III mcldler CT Die Scr
banOlungen geleitct unb gratullrte Der Con
ferenS su Der Gtntraht NIB ben erreldltcu Gr
folgeu. Ser 9cfan Don Gbeiter uno I1oert
ipraGcn iid) i'll dbnliAcr SSciie ans.
Yaris, II. Sept. - Der "Nionitenr" orin9t iuie
eerbolt oa5 gerldt BON Der beuOrItcbenGea 4bban
lung oes S0Hige pOn 9anetn.
Verliu, IS. Sept. Vie SorJereitungen in Den
4SroSeiie 0e9en Den AttentGtcr Numann itno pollen
oct. Ser YrO5eB De9innt Giittc ShObcr in galrjz
burg.
Scfsrcid,.
Berlin, -. ScpI.- Sine 0epaldle ans
gSieu iagt, oab Die 9ifierenScn nit 9tumG
MEN fid) innhcr ernitlthtr 9eltalten. Gs III
bis jett nod fciue Nntluort aui Die pcrcmto,
ride Sorperung BON @enugtbuuug fir bie
rdnberiid]en GiufGlle uon rumdHlId)eu Sauerll
auf uugarii6eS 8ebiet, oIc burtI ldn9cre s3cit
ltattfanoen, clngetroheH.
YeIlb, 16. Sept.-9ie rTmGuiid)e SIC
qierung bat fir Die &erietung Der uHgari
ld)en @rtu3e pole @enn3tbuung perlprod)eu.
Sdwcil.
Sern, 16. Stptbr.-0cr rationale POit.
@ongreB hat beldloheu, clnbcitltd,e Boltraten
in alien gum YOitocreiue geGUri9en gGnotrll
Su empfeblen.
2onOou, lC. Scpt. - Der y@eorge Sre.
oerid," oas bette Der JtenupferOe bel bcm ct.
4eaer ySettrcuuen, lit bcutc Otorgeu uon Der
Siite oerielbeu 9eitrlfen moroen.
2iuerpool, 16. Sept. - Der Qampfer
,Yolpnetau" BON Guebec ninmt Ortibuu6crt
SSeloarbeiter nit uaf GanaOa, no Iib bieicl
ben anlebeln molen.
Die Streitigfeteu 5mlld)en Oen 6Gbrifbce
iibern in Bolton nub ibreu 9lrbettern ltlo Dor
elm S6icosgerid)t 9ebra6t uoroen.
.framfreid,.
YariS, 1G. Scpt.-Su bem 6crid)t8Ocr-
fabren gegsn Die YtriOncu, meld)e Der ottlocu
ooer paliiueu Witlhulo al Der 6ludlt Sd
gaines augeflagt iilo, iagte belte Der Stuat8.
anpalt, 9a5aiac babe permittcIit einc5
Stridts obne Die tbdtige '0lilfe Oe6 Sberiten
Ga Sluette uno bic ytad,ldiit9teit Der SGrtcr
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