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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

An now, Eli," said Uncle Con-
slider, looking over his glasses
very mournfully, 'iif them thar
crnsadin' wilnmin KUN round
you to get. you to help them pray
found saloons and stablish tenn
prance bar.rooms, you jes don.t
90 Now, you mind me. Don't
you 60 round singin' 'On J"rdon'S
sOrmy banks [ stand, but you
jest stay at home an sing, ! want
to be an angel with Genera
Butler and Z,ch Chandler 81
me." ."-EH Perkins.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
Episaphs.

IN Vermont is found this touch
ing epitaph -
"We cant have all thioga to please ~. -
So littl" J"hny has gone To jesus"
Beneath, a pioas wag inscribed:
ave cant exactly always tell
Perhaps little J,hny has gone TO -
The following inscription ap,
pears over the grave of a Federal
in Mildie Tennessee -
Remember You who psss M by.
IA you are now, sD once was | I;
As am Dow, yOu st"n shall be-,
So then prepare to foIlOw.lne.
Under which some wicked
"Reb" has written -
'.Unless ] knew which way yOu wens.
To folluw you, am not content.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

"Un!ess knew which way yOu wens.
To folluw you, am not content.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

wrNERs,iFkRMERs. .1TEAMsTERs
BOATMEN, and kAh L4Es supplied
wilL everything desired. cheap isr cash. b
a.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
,NOel3.

Connecting at Yuma WIN Mo9re & Csrr's
Line 70 THcrcn
Of!icr in Siewart'. brick IA bling Pifts
stEees, epP'lsfte p. VI : Ca's wharf
JOHN @. ca FszON. Prng',
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY.

She stood sl the bar of justice,
A creature wan nnd wild,
In forin TOO small tor woman,
In ttstures to" old f"fa child;
For ks.k 40 worn and pathetic
Was stamped on her pale. Young face,
1t seeiurd lonR years of suffering
Must have lett that silent Trace.
Uu .1u tT t+ ;
-'ynurnere." "g1idthA Judge as he eyed be-
With usiiy |Uak. Yet keen,
81 Is'-''3iagg At Cutie, ~ yeu please. cir.
AMI 5uu- sgt.l" Ian lusn' 5il<eH.
% Well, Mary. and Gem pspcr
tie sl,'Wly and gFayels gea'l.
g You're charged here, am surfy to say It.
" Ita stesiIug ihres iVses Of bread.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

&ucrd rates. 80.
square eonsists Of ten lines Of this
siss type. vxTET..
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

Il could get no more employment;
The weather was bitter cold,
The young oies cried and shlvrrrd- 30
(LittIs Johny's but fonr years oid)
So v hal Was / 10 do sirt sft,} i
ON guilty. but do not condemn,
tV'k --On, was il stralingl-
The bread to give to .hem."
Every ma1 IN the court room r4ir
Gray beard and ihoughtl-ss youth
Knew. As br loskrd upon her,
That the prisoner sp: ke toe truts.
Out from their pockrts. csnr 'krrchiefs,
Out from their Eyes sprung tears,
And uut trUm G!d tadrd wallets
treasures boarded iOF yeaTs.
The igage's !ss;sG as study
The strsDgest you ever saw.
As he CLEARED hIs f'sIsat aud muFmured
Something about the law;
.UE uae 70 learned in sHch N tiers
so " Ise ia dealing with mrn, -
He s.talrd on simple gu stiOn, 1r.r
Surely puzzled just then.
rTg1v g soIIE
Bat no one blamed him or wondered, -,
: When at last. these Woids they heard:
"The Sentence Oi this young prisoner
IL, tor the prrsrit deferred =
Ard no one blamed or wondered / - y
When hr wtnt to her aud emiled,
And tendrrly led from the courtroom
Nary, the guilt" child, ..., =.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
-.Ynurr.-re." "E1iath4 i,iaq4 AZ he eyed BE-
"You loc 4 moi l;ke ~, offender,

"Yeu los X moi IKE On offender.
Aud hope that you eau sh0y 81, u
Tie. charge to be ,ial,o Now. tell me
Are y"u guilty OF this or n"l"
\ psssiouate burst Ut weeping
Was -, first the sale reply,
Bat she dried her eyes 10 b m"ment,
And Ooked in the judges eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
THE WINE AND SPIRIT TRADERS SOCIETY

The wholesale dealers in spirits and wine held
their general meeting yesterday afternoon ut their
rooms No. So Beaver street, the president or the
society. Mr. Charles Bellows presiding and Philip
Bonlort acting as secretary. There was quite
large attendance OF members OF the trade, among
whom were many OF the Oldest importers OF New
York. The Legislative Committee reported through
their chairman Mr.. william M. Fless, the results
n, their late visit to Washington relative 10 the
duties on still Wines They stated that they had
waited on the Committee OF Ways and
Means and that they had also CONVERSATION
with Commissioner Douglass relative to the wine
and spirit traVe, in when he expressed himself
willing to accept, so far as he was concerned, any
change that would benefit the merchants and az
the same time protect the government.
Mr.. Fliess stated that the many annoyances that
importers are put TO Commissioner Douglass
knowledged should be stopped, and, further, that
the secretary OF the Treasury had signihed his in
tenton to aid the society IN carrying out It's OBJ
iects.
A communication was received from Dunvile
Co., OF Philadelphia, stating that firm under the
Title OF Jac0by Co., OF the same place, were cOun-
terieiting their stock OF Dutch and Irish whiskcy
and asking the ASSOCIATION to prosecute them inc
matter was referred to the Committee on Com
paints.
Messrs. Galway Co. proposed several firms IN
SPAN as honorary members OF the society, WINCH
was carried and resolution was passed request
ing all members OF the society to communicate
WIN dealers abroad and asking them 70 oecoino
members, after which the society adOurueu'
This society has no connection Win any nIuU
dealers association IN New York. ~ heretofore
reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
THE SNOW.

Mondays snow storm. which continued with
more or less fury through the night moderated
yesterday morning into sleet, and later became
drizzling rain, causing inconvenience and delay
to citizens going to their daily avocatiOns, and for
bidding the appearance OF pleasure seekers in the
streets. BY running cars with double teams and
at longer intervals the street railroad lines all
kept their tracks clear and carried loads which,
between sitting. and standing passengers, made
comfort impossible and breathing anything but
satisfactory. Stage horses had their endurance
severely tested they stumbled and slipped in the
snow on the icy pavements, pulling stages which
usually had only room for zone more" passenger.
Drays and express wagons worked with doubled
teams, choking the busy streets and pu tting peO
pie out OF humOr by blocks and confusion. Pedes-
trans were all IN q hurry, while the sidewalks
were icy and the crossings IRON ankle to half leg
deep in heavy sushy Snow. About noon the storm
took recess. At two O'Clock 1t came again in
light ieecy snow. At four O'Clock We had u short,
bright CLEAN of sunshine, gliding the western win
doWs, but the clouds came again before sunset,
and soon after cleared away again, The evening
beng clear and but moderately cold.
No unusual delay was caused in the arrival OF
trains on the several railroads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
A MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT.

In spite Of the forbidding weather yesterday al.
ternoon and evening a goodiy representation Of
our charitable citizens, their wives and young peO
pie visited st. Pauls chapel, corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and Twenty second street, to enjoy an enter
tainment for the benent of the woman's Foreign
Missionary Society display Of fine Photographic
pictures representing scenes, buildings and other
objects OF interest, by the aid OF stereOscopic IN
struments and another optical device with q long
name, unprOnOunceable and almost impossible to
write, was the chief feature OF attraction IT en-
abled the observers to examine in detail, without
the vexations OF travel, the most prominent sights
points Of Europe, besides giving as well views OF
scenes IN the further East, which only lew for
tunate travellers can see on the spot. There was
music, good company and, though last not least,
a tempting table, 80 that none went away looking
sad SOUL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
AROUND THE CITY HALL.

John II. Strahan, formerly counsel to the Comp
troler, has been selected by the Board OF supervi
sors to go to Albany and argue before the Court OF
Appeals the question as to the power Of the Super
visors being nnal in auditing bills, action upon
which was taken by the Board on Monday. Comp
troller Green holds that he mas the power 10 super
wise the Supervisors actions as a Board.
Mrs General Eaton, q lady OF some prominence
during the war as heroine, called upon the
Mayor Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
The Stra nding of the LavaIIs

The Pilot Commissioners held their regular
meeting yesterday, Captain Snow presiding
Charles H. Carroll, the pilot in charge Of the
French ship Alexander Lavalle, which ran ashore
of southampton, Long Island, was examined, and
testified that Captain Cortoise, the commander OF
the vessel, was led astray by the compass, and the
man who heaved the lead read the sign wrong.
The consequence was that the vessel was believed
TO be thirty-fve miles from land when she was
really near the shore. The pilot was exonerated
from all blame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
BAPTIST HOME FOR THE AGED.
The Trcasurer's Report for the Year
Isy3-Thc Building Soon To BE Occu-
cd

The Trcasurer's Report for the Year
Isy3-Thc Building Soon To BE Occu-
pied.
meeting OF the Ladies Home Society, OF the
Baptist churches OF New YORK city, was held at the
Fifth avenue Baptist church. Forty-sxth street
and Fifth avenue, yesterday afternoon Tue fol-
lowing ladies were elected officers for 1s7i:-First
Directress, Mrs. ID. C. Hays Second Directress
Mrs. S. NJ Amber; Third Drectress, Mrs. W. d.
Murphy; Treasurer, Mrs. }. NJ. Bruce; Correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. T. II. Butler Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. william ]. Todd.
The Treasurers report, which was read con-
tanned the following Items
RECEIPTS
Whole receipts for current expenses ......... 5000
Whole receipts Tor building expenses ......... 1928
Iotal. $lUoz1
Building expenses. 6y47D
The new Home building, which Is situated in
Sixtyeighth street, near the new Normal School,
is ready for occupancy The house is not furnished
as yet and, owing to the streets beng uDgraded,
there is no gas water to be had. The home Is to
be furnished by private donations from the diner
ent Baptist churches In the city. At the close OF
the meeting DR.. Armitage made few remarks on
the success OF the enterprise. ana cloaed the Qr0
Ceedings With prayer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-10
Sic tanrnben in 8idsbura,
W5iSi


lleber Die Grcigulhe III Sdsbur9 lieqen
fOlgenoe erfldreuoe @in;elubeiten Dor:
y0te NiiOciatton Der Steuer;abler uuo
giirger itanb idlon lett einiQer 3eit auf Qes
ipanntem SuBe nit benGountpbeamten Ser
S6erifi bate tetne redtS9iiltige Siir9i6ait
Qegeteu uno paS 9trettorium Der Superpi=
loren peigerte ith, iOlde uOn linn gu perlau-
gen, obgleld) Die 3elt Sur 3abluug Der
Steuern bereit5 erld)lenen mar. Utebrere
anDere Seamte mareu pegen EGllfung uno
lluteriflagung III 2lntlagetano pcriebt unS
Die Siirger, Die Oarau uerSlpeIfelten, oaB ole
parteIlideH gerid)te @ereAtigteit iiben Mir
oen, Sogeu ua9 Dem @erift5gebduoe mo
uerlan9teu Die 9teii9uation beS S6eriiIs, oes
aan5let Slert8, oe5 SdabmeiiterS uno be8
@Oroner8. 0ieiclbeu fOben nit Iu8nabme
Oes S6ertfI5 SroSbp, etne5 gtegerS, Der am
Sanltag ietne 9teitgnatlOu unterjei6nete.
Sine ,@ro8bg" unterSeldluete 9lunoroerung an
Die metBcu unO farblgen Gepublifauer bon
g8arren- Gountp, 5u elner llnteritiitung Der
anSuriideu, murOe III Den SnaBen angeidla=
gen. GroSbp erfl6rte 0fieutlid) uno burd) bic
!3ettun9eu, DIE 9luHoroerung nldlt erlalieu 3u
baben. 8o6 ant I. OeSbr. riidten betpaffnete
SonOen bon Negern auf feds peri9ieoeneu
StrGBen gegeu Die StaOt Dor. GS puroe
iofort 2llornl gcldlagcn uno Die Siirger uer=
lammelten it'd iofort, pollltdnoig betpaifuet,
nnO riidtcn au8, nm bic Jieger auf Der Yalo-
pin'8 6errp- 9toao Sn empfaugen. SOr Der
StaOt III @rooeinaBe bcgegueten iie ungefdbr
200 gtegeru. Der Siibrer Der 28eiBen forberte
Die gteger aui, it'd 5u Scrltreucr, oodb iie net
qcrten iid) unD unmtttclbar oarauf begalln 6aS
Seuer anl beioeu Seiten. Die Jte0er So9en
lth eiue Uteilc ;uriid nm peribau3ten fid)
bort, muroeu aber balo uertrteben. Die Siir-
ger uerloren eiueu 2ooten, lpdbreub Der Ser=
luit Der Neger iidJ auf II bis 10 8o6te, meb'
rere Sernuuocte uHo 20 @efanaene belGuit.
2(uI Der 'Siu'8 Serrps9toao maren 250 gteger
uad) furSeu Geiehte III Die Sluht 9eitlagen.
sic batten mebrers 6oOte uuo Sermun0ete.
Iuorew Sweu8, Der Jiegcr, Der Die 6arbigen
ouf Der Salomin'S 9toaO anfitbrte, murbe &C.
fau9eu genonlnten uno ms 8efdn9utB &C.
brad)t. Smeu8 iagt, baB Der Sd)etiif SroSbD
ibm befoblen babe, nit 10 utd bemarIneten
Dtduueru, ais er Suiammenhriugen f0nnte,
uad) Der Staot III fommer. 2llerauoer Stad-
boule BON Hewton, etncr Der gefangenen 9te.
qer, iagt, baB bic Nufioroerrng on Die Ne9er,
iid) Su bepaiinen uno nad SIf5burg Su tonz
men, an Sonutag III oen Strd)en uerleien
tDuroe. @rosbg leuguet, iold)e Sefeble gegez
ben III baben. @S iino binrelbeno Sepeiie
uor9anoen, OaB @oupernelr AmeS un0 ieiH
Seneraluuwalt George s. SurriS bic yteger
;um &oriifeu auf bic StaOt pcranlaBt bas
ben. 0as &emeismaterial bcfinoet iid) jett i'll
ben Sduhen Der f0btgiteu Aopofateu in Der
StQot"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-10
@iue sueea.spatton tt, gsten.

gSteu, II. Jtop. - Sn Der ,8omiideu
0par" gtitaltete I9 Die SOnutags- -Yrobe gu
einem Teitnorgen. I'm 70 llbr betrat Grau
@aulineTucco, gefiibrt Don Director 9aic-
mann, bic lebt metlbeOeutcHoeu Sretter bta
SperntbeaterS am S6ottringe. Setm Sez
treten Der 8iibne, auf melder ff o08 ganSe
III Der Sper y0Ou Suan" beid]Qfttgte Berio=
nal i'm Salbtreile aufgeitelt batter luuroe bic
qefeicrte 8iinltlerin bonn Srd)elter nit ifmet4
tfruoem Guid begriiBt. Ra9Oem Die lettc
Zone uerflungen maren, ergrtff 0r. Saie,
MANI biepauo Der iid)tlid liberia ihtenSiinit4
lern uno ipradl ungefGbr folgenoe g8orte:
,$5o1geebrte gnGOige6rau! Wtit iuuigerSrsus
sc btqriiBe i'd gle in bieeu NGumen sc.
Itotten sic mir, Sbuen, Der 9efeierten Siinit.
leriu, peldJe nadj langer abpeieubeit rpieoer
gum @ritenmal auf ocutdem Booeu liugen
mlro, nit beutidJer Sfieubeit 3u 9eiteben, oaB
meiue 6reuoe cine tpirtlid) berslid)e uno aui>
ridtige iii. Sd, Der lun9e DIRECTOR zines erlt
I'M 2luiblitbelG bsgriffenen Sunlt SultltutS -
unO nit MIR alle gugeb0rtgen be8ielben -
mir id)Qbcn uns gliidib, Sic, bas 9Siener
Siuo, Oeiien Stol; eS tets mar, ais iold]eS
su gelten, in unierer Wtttc begriIBen 5u t0nz
nen. Die muttaliife 0Rutterltabt 8ten, Der
Sie alS erter Huntittrn sur 3ierOe gereifeiI,
piro III Sbuen, bodlgeebrte Srau, NIT Srols
uub 6reuoe ibr lieblteS Sinh be9riiBeu uno e8
an Den mGrmlten SDmpatbte'n fir uulere
liebe 4anosmduuin gewlB ntdt febleu laiieu.
0aB i'd eS bin, Der 10 9litdlth 1T, Sie bel
Sbrer Jtiidfebr nad) europa 5uerlt auf einer
Siibue be9riiBeu Su Oilrten, eriilt mid nit
| pabremt gereftertlgtem Stol3. llno ionit
| eraubeu Gle mir, bO9geebrte 6rau, oab it)
S6neu I'M gfamen meiner DtitglieOer mie in
meinem eigenen Elm berSlldbe5 gSiQtommeu
| auf oeutiden SOOeu, Q8iUtommen auf beuts
| id)er BiIbue, ent9egenbrilge"
Den SdluB oteler fur3eu 2lnipra6e begleis
tete oaS Srbelter nit einem oreifadlen &uid).
! ytalboem Director 0aemann Der f5rau yucca
! zen aapelmeiiter Suder porgeitellt bate ,trat
Die bon Der ihr oar9ebrabten Snation 5u
&6rSnen geriibrte 8initlerin sum Srd)elter
| Dor NIB iprad), fih fafeno, IN eft bumorlItts
ldler &elle uno nit e6tenl Hlener 0telett:
/ Stein lieher apellmetter uro Ste, met
! ne Serren po.r Srdjeiter, i'd oante Sbueu berg
| lid, uuo empfebie mid 9brer 9ittl9en gtat~
| iid)t."
Gak oicier SdluBiab ullgenteiue Setter
| felt berporrief, 1T lelbftpertGnolif]. 6rau
| Qucca idliittelte Sru. SaiernanH treubersi9 bic
| 0anS uno bat i'm, iie 3uerit ben Oamen unb
6erreu pom Gbor porSulte1cn. pierauf rids
tete iie an bas Gborz Berional fol9enoeg4orte:
.Qus benz Q8iener Gborperioual berporgeaan.
gen, madlt es mir 6reuoe, ullf beute Osreu
an ertnnern, uno oeBbalb begriiBe if Sie suz
crit" 9ta6oen Srau Succa ourd t0rn. Sas
ltmann nod Dem Soloperonaf porqeitellt
purbe, nabm bic Yrobe ibren Iuiang unb
ielten pobl baben Die UtltglteDer Der ,,aonli.
Iden Sper," Deueu oieie ySon-S -Suan". .95robe
tets in angenebnter Grinnerung bleibeu miro,
] ireubiser ibre SerufStbdtt9t {, begonneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-10

marie" i'm leeten &riege serlt0rte, lit tuabnitll=
Mig getporoen, ul1b befinbet iid sur 3eit i'm
9iegierun9sz6oipitale fir gSabnlinni9e in
gSalbington.
81, 9eutider fam bieier Sage in Bittsz
burg an unb er5ablte, er fame pou Sc :
m q s, Uterifo, uuo babe ben gansen9Seq
suSnB suriidgele9t. Gr lei bon bort i'm lesz
ten Mdr5 iueggegaagen uub er iei auf Dem
@ese mad Bbilaoslpbla, po er SSleunOe fin.
ben meroe. Ser riiiti9e SubgGnger neunt itd)
Sr. Dfeper.
giner Der d | t fe 3 IL t Of c nS ii t.
ger So II IS, WfiiIouri, 6r.
Bbilipp Sad, iit BON uubefannteu 2euten, bic
ibn beraubten, amWorseu oes lebtenStenitag
ermoroet ipolben. Gle erpiirgten i'm nno
marfen i'm bann in Die Gilterne i'm Soie lei
mes gSobnbauies. Ser Get0otete binterlGbt
stne Wittpe uno iieben Sinoer.
Sn Rem Srleans ipurDe San11Iel Is.
Slanc gum SiilfSz Stabt= anpalt ernanut.
Sn 8 ep lamb rpurbe geitern S. s. De-
pereur snm Utaiie Curator Der y 9ltlanticz
Great gSeiternzSabn" ernannt.
$. gS. Sec d + miro int 2auie be8
@inters einen Sortrag iiber ben ,2obu Der
Sugeno" balten. SIS glbt 2eute, Die ba glauz
ben, es ltiinbe benz 9roBen Baitor Der Ylp
moutbfirf]e ldlledt an, ii4 in ben Ofantel
ieiner ySugeno" gu biiQen, aber jene 9eute
pergeiien, OaB es ir9enopo geidrieben itebt:
v6tdltst Gud) nad neinen 8orten unb nid)t
mad ntetnen @erfell."
Sn YbilaO elpbia nurben geitern 3.
Salfmann unS Gbas. 6ibglep Der 6dli6un9
iduloi9 beiunoen.
Die @e1tausielungsitabt BbilabeE
y ) a mill Elm groBes t6otel errtf)ten unO por=
geitern fano su bieiem l3luede auf) elne
Serlammlun9 itutt; 100 Yerionen Sei6neten
je $4,000.
Die @eiebgebung bon Ia am a bat be-
id)lol1en, ibre Sieun9 aui ldnger ais 30 Sage
aus5uoehnen.
Sn 3rentOn, u.s., bat man in Tolge
Der oielen lleberfdue uno 9tGubereieu bic 30
liseimaf)t perlnebrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-10
Nottsen aus oen 0ougreS=
YSerhatOlttta

- Senator gSr;gbt aus Soma brafte Dor.
geiteru mi Seuate cine Sill Elm, Oa8 Salam
OeS prGiioenten auf Die alte d5umme III rebu=
5iren. SelbtpcritGnblid1 miro bic Iuuabme
Dleler Sill auf feline Sppoittion itoBen, Hno
!Sr. 9rant mlro iie logar unterseld)neu, 0euu
oas @eleB ipitroe crit I'M Sabre 1877 in Strait
treten, ba nad) Der Gonititution ba8 Salatr
elne5 4rdNoeuteu Dabreno leineS 0ieultes
meoer erbDbt nod perrtngert meroen fam.
9Senn leood Die Gepubllfaner meineu, bnrlb
otee WtaBre9el Sartel=8apital Su MAIDEN,
banu biiriteu ile itd] iebr irren; bic SiQ miro
b0d)tenS ba5 Solf oil ibr uuUer3eibtife8
Sergeben - ben SalalrOiebitabl - erinnern.
- 9reBmell'S Yoittelegrapbelt BroJeft lit
nod lange ntdt ab9etban. S9on AM Sluct.
ten Gage Der Sltung muroe i'm SenQte cine
Bil eiugebrad]t, meide nte @inridtuna einer
Sele9rapbellltnlc Der 9tegierung 3mtideu
8alblngton llnb Solton pta Baltimore, Ybi-
laoelpbia uno Seem DOrf antrebt, melde
Qiuie unter Der Gontrole be5 Boltanlte8 teben
ioa.
- Der 8rdiioent lit BON Dem Senate
bur6 elnen gelhluB eriuflt iporoeu, alle 9fa-
men Don Siptl. nuo Dtilitdr=S Seamten einSuz
beri6ten, pelf)e @eloer Der 0egieruug in
6Gnben uno nod nld)t abgered)net baben
9as i9meGt nadb ntebr ylluteriud)ung.
- Die Bill ;ur ImenDlrung Der 3ou, uno
Reueuue.Geiese miro am Montage i'm Se=
nate aui9enonlmeu lperbeu.
- SIN 0eprdientautenbanie purbe porge=
itern III Grnlan9elung elnes Seiieren Die
GourantsOebatte ipieoer an ben !6aaren ber=
beigeSogen, inoem &eQep iein Proisft iiber
4usgabe BON lnconDertibleu 3.65er 8ouos
mieoer aufriei. 0ieies lit cine ertreme Slt.
flations. Masregel uno Sutler geb0rte natiirz
lid lofort ipieber 3ll ibren eiirigiten Slfiirz
uortern. ipie er audi iton in Der leeten Git
sung, in tpeld)er biele Stll nit 12O geqen 119
Stimmeu Surlidgelest uuroe, ibr 8orfdmpTsr
mar. Danes ltnO @ariielo iprod)en qeqeu
bas Broleft. 9Senn audi am @nbe Sieie Btu
uid)t angsnomnen weroen fam, 10 3eiate bic
fur5e Debate BON uorgeitern Sod) Die 9teiauu-
gen bes Saules, ipelde ieoenfallS feline beionz
pers CUTE ausiift auf cine geiunbe 5Siuan,.
@eletgebuns peritatten. Die Sia pnroe at-
iiern iuieber aufgeruien uub pirD, tpte Cher
MANS Bill, in Der lesten Sieung ma5r
ideinlidl Der rotbe SaOen fir ote 9erbanoz
lungen rueroen.
Sef's SiG, GongreBulitslieber, weld)e
als anlualte in alageiad)en segen Die Siegie-
rang auftreten, su beitrafen, ,purbe porae=
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Bapt Elm @eiangener ei unb erflGrt, oaR bic
6egterun9 Stctor @manuePs Die benz Sbers
baupte Der fatboliifen STRIDE GeiuGbrteu ga
rante'n getrenlib aufredlt erbalte.
Bart8, 8. Deg. - Sn llebereinitimmuuo
NIT bem gei6luiie bes amerifaniid)en @one
greiIes pom %. SUM b. 5. iibsrreid5te heute
ner amerifaniibe @eianpte Or. gSaibburne
Dem 6rt. Oscar DC 2afapette, Sepntirten bes
Separtement5 Selne ct Otarne, Gnfel beS
VfarqulS De 2afagette, Die llhr, ipelfe iein
9roBoater bel Der llebergabe bon Yorftown
BON benz General @aibington ais @ei6enf
erbalten bate, nnb pelde linn bel ieiner 9feiie
onrd) Die Ser. Staaten I'M Sabre 1925 geItob=
len morben mar. Die llbr uurbe befanntlid,
oor etlem Sabre erltbedt Mnb bonn GonQreiie
Suritdgetauft. Die lleberreifungs= =Geremonie
fano i'm amerifanti6en @eianotid)aftS Sotel
itatt. Sr. gSaibburue hieIt Die 9teoe bel Der
llebergabe in fran30iiider Sprahe.
8ubtauo.
ct. Bctersbur9, 9. 9eS. Mebrere
5tegterungen, oarulter Die franSOIid]e, baben
inter geiplifen Sorbebalten Die @inlaounq
oes SatlerS BON 9tnBlanO ;u Der @onferenS
iiber oas SOlferreht, ipeltbe bier itattiinben
loa, augenommen.
Snrfet.
II ~ " - ! ~ r ~ ~kScL' ~Stt
Sultan hot 100000 sur lnteritgung Der
in 9lugora gegeben. Seierc
ausiiften iinO bort pOr9anben. Die 8reiie
Der Sebens alittel inO berabgegaugen unb Der
lderbau biiibt mieber ani.
9ampferbcrid)tc.
0iuerpool, 8. 9eSbr. = Ser 9anpfer
,Sbto" fubr beute nadb Gbilaoclpbia ab.
Aueens to mn, 9. 0eSbr. : Der 9am-
pier u9cnilwortb" lit bon philadelphia bier
uno nat1 9iuerpool weter gc.
abrer.
9iperponl, 8. 9eSbr. - Scr 0ampfer
She Gueen" bon 2iuerpool muroe beltte AMI
yer 3Obe bon 6aiteet=eight geieben.
Queen to- un, 8. 0e3br. - Der Dam,
,fer r9aelic" bon gtep.Dor traf beute bier
IN.
Warft uno S6rie.
2onbou, 9. 9eSbr. - @oniol5 OLA |
iir @elo uno Srief. s(nterif. '67er 109t.
srle 248.
2iperpool, 9. 9e5br. - gaummolle |
ubtg uno nnoerdnoert; 7g-7 1!16.
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GaropSiige aabelberi9te.
Grfolg ser Seobad)tmm9ea iaber
nett Sttr6taQttQ 0er Wctt1tS

2onOon, 9. Oe5br. gtne 0epeit)e BON
Der britii6en aitronomiifen 8ebbahtunasz
@eieGl6ait 3u NoOtfa, Snoten, eoaitatirt, baB
ibre Seoba9tunsen iiber oen 0urdgang Der
genus erfolgrsid setuslen ieien. Das gSetter
mar fh6n nno giinltig unb 100 Bbotosra.
pbie'n mnrben mdhrenb ben peridlieSenenSt
oien oes 9ur6ganses genommen.
2onoon, 9. 9e5br.- 9epedben bon Sl
oien meloen, baB Der @enus 0ur9gang bort
erfolgreid beobadtet lporOen 1T.
@aihtngton, 9. 9esbr. - 9ie Seob=
aAtuns bes 8enus Surdganges in Cairo