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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
NASHVILLE TENN. SUNDAY, MAY 80, 1851
THE CITY.
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY.
Decoration Of the Federal Graves
Tomorrow.
Information Concerning the Trans
pOrtatiOn Arrangements.

The annual decoration of graves Of Fed
eral soldiers at the National Cemetery
takes place tomorrow. Special trains, con-
sisting of passenger coaches, will be run by
the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad from their College
street depot, commencing at 2 P. NJ. and
continuing until Z P. NJ, as per specialtime
table published. Separate special cars
have been chartered for delegations to go
in a body and for the accommodation Of
thousands Of visitors. Fare twenty-five
cents for the round trip-tickets to be Sc
cured before entering the cars.
The public generally are invited to wit
ness the ceremonies. The Committee Of
Arrangements have assurance Of a more
general attendance Of societies and organ
lied bodies, as well as the public generally,
than heretofore.
We are requested to publish the follow
ing notice:
The following programme will be OBJ
served tomorrow, Monday, May 81, in
moving of trains to the National Cemetery:
1. Train leaving at p. NJ. will convey
the Fisk School and friends and general
public, who will return at 5:10 p. NJ.
2. Train leaving at S:15 P. NJ. will con-
vey ex-sOldiers Of the Army Of the PotO-
mac and friends, Post Band, United States
troops, our friends, ex-COnfederate soldiers,
Mayor and City Council and general pub
lie, who will return at 6:25 P. II.
3. Train leaving at 4:35 P. N. will con
vey ex-soldiers Army Of the Cumberland
and friends, Governor and staff, Command
ing Officer United States Army at Nash
vile, and STAFF, our friends, ex-COnfederate
soldiers, and general public, who will re-
turn at 1885 P. NJ.
4. Train leaves at $50 p. NJ. conveying
visiting friends and general public, who
will return at 7:35 P. n.
Cars will be assigned to delegations by
Chief Of Trains.
Placards will be placed on all cars TO des-
ignate the various delegations.
Chief Of Trains and Train Marshals will
be designated by badges.
To prevent confusion a strict observance
Of these rules is respectfully requested.
By order.
EDWARD S. JONES,
Chm'n Com. on Transportation.
The ex-members Of the Army Of the
Potomac and their friends are requested to
meet at the Louisville depot on Monday,
May 81, promptly at 2:l5 P. NJ.
By order Of
J. L. KLINE, Marshal.
The ex-members Of the Army Of the
Cumberland and their friends are request
ed to meet at the Louisville depot on Mon
day, May 81, promptly at P. NJ, to give
ample time to procure tickets and secure
comfortable seats in the cars.
By order Of
J. J. HEUsER, Marshal.
Visitors to decoration Of Federal graves
on Monday, NAV 81, are requested to bring
with them gospel Songs" by Whittle and
Bliss.
The delegation Of Fisk University and
its friends, are requested to meet at the
Louisville depot promptly at 100 P. NJ, on
Monday, May 81, 20 proceed to the National
Cemetery, 10 participate in the ceremonies
Of decoration.
EDWAED S. JONES,
Chm'n Of Com. on Transportation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 29.-Gen. DeCissy, Minis
ter of War, asks for a credit Of 100000
francs to continue work on the fOrtifca-
tions of the country, and for a supply of
war material.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
MEMPHIS.
Shaking Hands Across the Grave.

FraternaI Note from Bedford Forrest.
MEMPHIS, May 29.-Gan. Forrest, in a
note to the committee in charge Of the Cere-
monies at the National Cemetery, next
Monday, accepting their invitation TO par
ticipate says: Il appreciate and am in full
sympathy with the spirit Of manly friend
ship and reconciliation which has prompted
the recent interchange of so many soldier
cOuuesies among those, who, with equal
courage, met often as fOemen upon the
field Of battle, aud sincerely trust that the
time is not far in the future, when the sol
diers Of the late war will cease to remem-
Der the angry passions engendered by the
bloody struggle. Between those who were
true to their colOrs during the late war there
can be no hate or bitterness. Since all
have now one flag and one country, there
ought to be no .estrangement or sectional
antagOnism."
General PILLOW,
in response to a similar invitation in be-
half Of the Mexican veterans, returns a
cordial acceptance.
A slippery Customer.
Rev. Warren alias Copeland, who figured
in Baltimore and New Orleans, was here
during the first part of the week, register
ing himself as Ed. Perrin, Of New Albany,
Ind. sOn Thursday be pawned his watch
for a railroad ticket, and left for the East
via Chattanooga.
The Mobile and Ohio.
The bOndhOlders of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad have filed a petition in the
United States District Court here, to have
their foreclosures confirmed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
ENGLAND.
The Modern LeaHder.

NEW YORK, May pa dispatch from
London says Paul BOytOn, who started TO
cross the Channel from Cape Grisnez,
France, to Dover, in his life-saving suit,
landed between Dover and South Foreland
this morning, having been in the water
continually for twenty-three hours and
thiFty-eight minutes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Masked Bank Robbers BahIed by an
Obstinate Cashier.

Obstinate Cashier.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 29.-An at
tempt was made last night to rob the
National MOhawie Bank, at Great Barring
ton. Several masked burglars entered the
house Of F. y. Deiand, the cashier, and
haying gagged and handCufied him, CON-
PEELED him to 60 with them to the bank,
where they tried to get him to open the
vault. Being unsuccessful, they took re-
venge by robbing Deland's house Of all the
valUables, and then decamped.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

The Republicans Of Ohio are In a
decidedly uncomfortable position re-
garding a candidate for the Governor
ship. Judge Taft, the ablest man thus
far mentioned for the nomination, is
Objectionable to theprohibition element
q the party, who, unless they can
control the Convention, will put up
a ticket Of their own, drawing
enough votes from the regular nominee
to insure his defeat. AS for Ben Wade,
his connection with the Northern Pa
cifc Railway Company as attorney has
made him very unpopular, and espe-
cially In the Western Reserve, the
Radical stronghold, where a large
amount Of bonds we're subscribed for.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
FOREIGN.
Paul BOytOn Swims Across the
Channel.
Another of Bismarck's Assassina+
ton Stories NIiscarries.
Two Thousand Lives Lost by the
Asia Minor Earthquakes.
GERMANY.

Peculiar Explanation Of an Absurd
story.
BERLIN, May pa judicial investiga-
ton shows that the offer of Messenger 10
assassinate Bismarck, was merely part of
an attempt to eXtOrt money, and the man
had no accomplices.
MUNICH, May 29.-JOhanna Klein, the
eminent painter, is dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Northern Assembly 10 Adjourn
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
CLEVELAND, o., May 29.-The Pres
byterian General Assembly met this morn
ing at the usual hour. The report of the
Committee on Systematic BenevOlence was
received, discussed and adopted.
In the afternoon the delegates took an
excursion on the lake. The Assembly will
probably close its session next Tuesday;
and the excursion party Of ministers and
their families will leave on the evening of
that day by the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati and indianapolis Railroad for Den
yer and other points in Colorado, in charge
Of Rev. Sheldon jackson, DID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

BRowNLow modestly confesses that
he scared the Supreme Court into its
decision against the holders of "New
Issue"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

VERTIGO seems TO be a general ailment
in the Brooklyn trial, and an lawful punsfer
says ifs0me Of The parties were 10 so iu-
sane, they wouldn't have vertigo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
Gazetted,

LONDON, May 29.-The Prince of Wales,
Marquis of Tweedale and Gen. John
Fitzgerald are gazetted as field maFshals. 5
Eeumenie Council Of Municipal Dig.
nItaries.
The Prefect of the Seine will shortly visit
London, returning the recent visit Of the
Lord Mayor. The chief municipal digni-
taTies If Europe and America will be in
yited to London ON the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

THIS is a bad year for killing editors.
Carruth and Anthony still live under the
most exaspeTaIing circumstances.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

COTTON steady IN New York, closing
yesterday ct l6al6sc for middling
upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

TENNESSEE BONDS moved rorn
terday in New York, closing at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
CASUALTIES.
Drowned.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 29.-H. G.
Cameron, of the University crew Of Trinity
College, was drowned yesterday while
practicing in a shell il company with S.
d. Hooker, Captain Of the crew, and II.
W. Sherman. The shell was capsized by
the wash of . steamer.
HALIFAX, y. J., May pa dispatch
received here says, a boat containing a
pleasure party Of three young women and
two men on Halfway river in Cumberland
county was capsized and three Of the party
drowned.
Venerable Couple Burned I'm Their
Beds.
BUFFALO, May 20 Last night Adam
Sting and wife, aged respectively about
eighty, were burned to death in their house
at East Hamburg.
The Late Fire at Portland, n. B.
ST. JOHNS, y. B., May 29.-The Daily
Telegraph says Of the fire in Portland:
The flames extended over more than
twenty acres. Over eighty dwellings and
workshops were burned, turning the fami-
lies out Of doors, and the destroyed property
is valued al over S25O,OOO. This morning
the body of a man named Haley was found
among the ruins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 1164, and closed at : lower.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
FlRE INSURANCE.

$1,000.
TWENTY PER GENT PAID
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

v. ". BEBRY, Prss't. VIZ. A. WEB, See'Y.
A. G. ADAMS, Vice President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE.
Organization Of the Rock City Build
ing and Saving Association.

It's Regulations, Principles and Uses
Something Worth the Attention Of
Men With a Small GurnIus
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

EDWAED S. JONES,
Chm'n Of Com. on transportation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

az 8d6tsr: rSerr Yursemuiter! Ssrr
Sursemaiter! I'm 8ottesrpilen, g Hatbs
baus .brennt, seben's mir bic S6liheIn
pom 5eueri9oppen, bas mir B. Sprieen
'raus triesen! g rSa, ireis
Ii, Sbr Simmel Saterra! SIS nit oas idon
llnsliid s'nus, oaB g &atbbaus b@rennt,
wollt's s. Spriten aud nod ruiniren?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

.g Die suft 1T iebr gut, iaste yaby
Gbartiprist W Smiit. als lie in Srlano mar.
Sofort aber rel ibr oieier ins Wort, inoem
er ausriei: SD beidwors lie bel auem, mas
Sbnen bsilis lit, iasen Sic Sas in England
nidt, penn Sic uns nidt nit elmer neuen
Steuer belbenten mollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02
.y@ Der 8omani6reiber u. Dumas

.53 Der 8omani6reiber u. Dumas
purpe emit UNI cine llntsritisuns fir Die
8ittwe zines arn.sn Mannes ansesanssn,
Der Die Mittel ieblten, ben SeritOrbenen
beeroisen gu laiien. v@ieuiel braudt man
81 Der SeerOisuns? iraste Dumas, uno
wer mar Der Seritorbene q. Nur rs Srs.,
eruioerte Der Sittfeusr unO iiste binsu:
Der Seimsesanssne war elm Greeutor. "
S6neu arifi Dumas in bic Sai6s, bolte
so Yrs. berppr mnb ~iibersab ie NIT ben
Worten ~Sier baben lie so Jus, mem Sic
Der, oanlit Sic 9lei6 ;wei Grecutoren be-
arabsn lalien tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

. 9u web! Nrtbur beflast ii6 bel
ieinem rei3en S9pieseruater, oaB nit ieis
nsr 6rau fein Nusfommsn mebr isi. rOaS
tbut mir iebr leio, iaste Der Nlte. Der Sa'
de mus absebolien werbsn. Sasen sic
msinsr Go9tsr, oaB, wsnn iie Sbnen nod
einnal llria6e CUR Slasefibruns sibt, ib
iie iofort enterben peroe." Seit oielem Sas
&c bat Der Ssrr S6wieseriobn fid ME mebr
iiber ieine Gran beflaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

~ Sr9eno Elm @utsbeliser i6idte leis
men alien i3i9euner @purfo sur Goit i'm
Na6barorte, gu fraseu, Oh bort Srieie auf
oeS @utsberrn 9famen an9elangt leien. Gr
gab Dem ,3i9euner einise SilberSpunsiger
nit, benin cs mar in iener i3eit, ais oas
griefporto nod ertledli9 bod su iteben
fam. Der Wtaun fra9te am Sdalter, Oh
Srieie fur ieiueu Soerrn ba ieien. Der
9oitbeamte tebrte ibm ben Jtiiden III, JUDI
tie in Den 666ern uup mari ibm ridtig ;rpei
Sriefe bin, aber lebr feline, uno foroerte
trotbem fiir ieoen 8 GreuSer SiI6er. Gjpur>
TO, Die Sriefleiu in Der Sano wieseno,
meinte, iiir lol6e feline Ginger wiirSen ie
6 areuser wobl genug iein. Der SOit6cs
ANTE ieDo6 forperte barl9 Die Is Sreuser
unb lieB ii6 in fein weitern tOanoel Elm, 10
Subrin9li6 Der 3i9cuner audi su feiIi6en
bc9ann. 3ulett muBte Der Sigeuner Sab
len uno 9ing miirrii9 ab.-Neim9etebrt
uno bic Vrislllein Dem Serrn porlegenb,
flaste CT bieienl, wel9 ein geisiger 0teni6
Der 4pitmnm lei, pie iiberbaupt Die Sriefe
nod ME iol9en 9reiS batten ais in icnem
Sabre, no ireili6 nir9enOS mas wuds.
llnb sulest ieien Die Serreu lelbit i6ulo, neil
iie Dem &erl INNER wieoer lciue Sriefe obs
%taufen, lei peIlen 0orperuns audi nod 10
un6riitlid. aber Elm i3iseuncr wiiie ii9
ltets III enti6GDigeu, uno neil Der Wfenl6
ourdals nidt nit ii6 banoeln lieB, babe
CT, @purfu, bod nod elm grofitden ses
madt, inoem ct ii6 sebeim-no9; wei Sries
fe als Srauf9abe mitnabm. Sein SObn
lei bel ben SolOaten, uno babe i'm i9on
oft bitten l~aiien, er mOse ibm bod enoIid
einen griei i6ifen nun weroe er sleid ;wei
auf einnal erbalten!
Selbitueritdnolib, Dap Der auila1enoe
@utsberr Die Srieie oil ibre 4oreiie abi6ids
tie trob oes 3iseuners Sammer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02
2afasc 2srsifc, ,a6f6ar in 2sapier.
Son 8ubnquc
q d. Subua

llnibertrefilide Gccpmooationen -Dg
|. i'm GsrOt ssr gsnnforania Balm ir pbilasepria, crr nc ous Rs tcfrrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

Set tioa Scr S1gsl.
Sbr Ndate. 81 Ter, btrrsn uup 5rausn,
Vernebmt uns SpaBsu, @ciira, Dinfen,
Die unlrr Vein mir sub pertrausn,
llnp puuet uns Srwdbruns winfen
Dub, ME ms 10 falte crduetn
limb Der Shrss erld, 2ities l6wsr.
Dub. irie tbut csr Hcrepino iaulsn,
2bier unS @rnitrn frisri es iear.
Ssr iltte Wctt bat un5 assstsn
gum Hrd unp @amms aud nod @dnialdsu
3rrct % feblt uns Gins 10 rtsn;
W. III DDS Wrlo III unitrn Sajbsn.
N6 cas- Il. fur uns gar trauria,
Ceprc!t. ipeti mau borst unS nitt
ounscrS %itsrter, paJ III i3auris
Selblt benz '%lsinlisn SpayenwiS..
Iuf 0tnisritsir. in Scf une 0artsn,
Ncblan, ea ireut eie Spsiisrsltt,
Crau! bungsrnr mir unp isbusnp rarteu.
Was Hiemanc MAG. trins, uns itpn 6snt.
armmt Ter 6rabling uns rnrn pirefr.
5ibrt bic SansessSJsl Der,
Sinscu lille nit uns yitecr.
3i!ssn auG paS &dupsnheer.
Stiiip - 3isp - Yipi,
0rldnrtsn Ger @intsrpDssl.
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Yeter .Aiene's
.emerai N0entasg

FIR bic Observation-Disclosures
Garitai an, I. Sanudr 1874.
Smprrial BON 9onoon, 8 5000, 900
Rngal pom giuerpool, IL, 900, 900
German american .. N..g. l,65O,sO1
ct. ganl BON ct. Saul, sl9,e2l
st. SoiepB Don Mifouri, 575,46o
8remsrs BON MiIwautee, $50, 900
@etna Siic Sninranse So. 20, l2O, $50
(Tie dltets In Amsriia)
u. 81. Mfeincntial .. 6artiorS, l,5OO,s5
1isie nattissn Geinpasniesn. Gle lid bel rem Chicago uns
Srton Geier enrd piEiflihs 3ablans ibrer gerluite he.
rdbrt tattn. empieblen H6 irltf une fOnnsn @erit6erunsen
zen Gissuthum ;u cen %biai8aen Sateu sntseecn Strcmnisn
psrssT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

~ 6nmilienunsliif, Oas leiber II 81
Sn meines Saters Oauie
Oa bsrrl6t ein id0ner Srau9,
Was elmer nil, bns wollen
Die anbern ale aud.
Otein Snter idldst Die Otutter,
0fi6 i6ld9t Die Otutter numb,
SD priisle meme S9weiter,
Die l6Id9t oaiiir ben {)uno.
Der l6unp beiBt unire Sate,
Die &aee friBt Die Otaus,
60 pflesen mir 81 balten
Die Gintra6t i'll Dem Saus.
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Agentur

mr. ss 3 srobtsn 3dmriSiHs Gempdsnissn na& Grrcpa.
Sdslide abfabrt.
Snmturs. amsr:faniite qinis IS Gampfsr.
Noro.I suiibsr elope, Bremen f6 Tampfsr.
Gurarp 9inis. 9ipsrpUpl II. Grirsr. t6 Oampfer.
Die Iauienee sen gaNdsisrer, es Id IN rem les;sn f.
Sabrtr auf eieitu Idrpfern bcrrnbsr uRr binHter ipeejrt
bdtt, ine eis bette gmpfsbIunS une bassn mir eds 3utrauer
msinsr Jrturss ssi4er,.
cSn T%erbinoung NIT Sbi9em,. itele i'd
@e9iel auf ale oauptitdote Guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

9Y~ Gin iunser Mann, Der ssrne ieine
@elebriamteit CUR S6au trasen weate,
iraste einmal cine iunse Dame. oh er ii9
cine wenis nit ibr unterbalten oiirfte. auf
iolscnbe Weiie: Grlmben Sic, mein Srdus
lein, Dap ib bas Dab meinsr Serebtiamtsit
nm bic 46ie Sbres SerifanoeS roIe?-Oas
arme Wdo6en bsfam cine Sbnmadtoan:
rambling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-02

sB| Sin osutidsr ,Sasoidser" in SSis.
eoniin I'M Comm SepmOur MIL tiirslid ba.
ielbit aui elmer Saso gan; ullein orei ses
ieuis BEL chamber liesenbe 9 d rel nit isi.
nsr saten 5linte erlest buben. @ie uisls
bapon uufssbunbeu iinS. wsiB man ni9t.
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MOTIF: auhareissr S6tr, ;isu,si Rem Gbriien.
erteiisrt eie Sesie une ~tefcreert kltt
Gle @e0uHehsit Gee 2eit:s.
, 1875-04-24
SaS biamantene 9alSbanb Der
Trdu Ttth.

Vpn benz bianlantenen SalSbanb, tpefheS
Der Srau bes 2ieut. Std betanntlid bonn
SicesSontg BON @gDpten gum 8ei6enf ge=
naht moroen 1T, bat man iGon lan9e rihts
mebr geb0rt urb man oermutbete algemein,
oaB oaiielbe idon LANCE ben Sals Der bib
lden CD Srau siert, mas aber nt1t Der San
lit. Der betreffenbe SelhluB bes @on9reiz
les be5lebt it'd naallld nnr anf Die Nnnabne
oeS @el6enfeS zines %frertoen Botentater,
nidt uber, baB oieS SalSbano aud sonfrei
etrgefiibrt nno ber Srau Sit1 etugebdnbiet
neroen ioue. 0a8 &leinoo befilbet iid, oeSs
balb nod thinner i'm 3onbauS in Stem 0orf
lrb Die Gl9entbitmerln fanu eeS erit erhalteu,
apern Der s3on bagailf be3tGtts lift, e IS mag
did ~etDa8 iofoerbar Veriheinsn,, 6dB paS
SalSbano bon nnieren ,3pusSeamten nod
gar ntft abgeIddtt norbert lit 1Iub aud bic
@tgentbiirnertn ntAt neugieri9 itibenofpaht
rem Mertb be8 @eidenfe8 St errnttteln. Stan
hs9t rdnlib 3neifel iiber ben mabren @ertb
beS @e1denfeS nrto %erirltert ii1 BET oleier @es
legerbeit al ben beriibn1ter roben portuoieliz
iden Oiarldnter, oer in benz Yalafte in 2ti>
labotl al89eltellt 1T. 9teler 0iamant, OBJ
glei6, er 10 ,9roB lit, tpie Elm Slbneret uno
iiber 800 8arate miegt, lift nod ME geidnits
ten ODER polirt iporben, neil 11at iiber lelnen
pahret .2Sertb J3meifel be9t. sSahperitdn=
otge i1ietnen ndnlltt, es fet tpetter llidts, ais
etn feines @tiif GbetItein. ''''
Ser 3auber beS -@ei1enfes bes SicesS6.
ntQs tpiiroe idninben, menn man bleies be-
riibnlte Salsbanb BON prpfanen 9Groen mie
eine gepDbnlihe @aare abiddten lteBe.
SaS ySe,pe1erS Circular" entbdlt eine
hiibife s3etbnulg oes Salsbanbes unb. ia9t:
Sic Sd)dbuiigeii bts @ertbes biefer Sutpeleil
ituo iiber ollie 0iaBen iibertrieben unb
$4,000 1T Die ,b0hite' 5nnalte, auf bic man
Die 0iamanten id)aeen fam, ba Die l3abI uub
Die grObe berlelben -burh bic, 0tlbtarbe1
beeintrdfti9t iperbet unb babnrh an Wertb
perlierer.. Ser 8iceza0utgi bnt bas Salss
banD ptelleidt ME 9eieben urb es ipiiroe Dem.
lelben mobl wenig Sergniigen b%ereiter, pentt
er erfiibre, baB Sieienisen, melhe nit benz
Infanf b~efielben III Yarls beauftragt mrrs
ben, mfbr anf Quartltdt ais auf Gualitat
seieben baben.
Oas Ornament enthdlt, tpie eS beibt, etpa
no S~rilllanten BON allen @rDBen, BON etnent
Z bis 8 fardtisen Steine bis gu chem 1l12
faratigen. 9as @eiammtsemi6t Der 0ia=
ntanten betrd9t etipa 300 &arate, aber bic
Qualitdt fomnlt ntd)t utter Die 8eseih nurta
by Water" -mtBfarbis unb etu 8arat
1T nit 800 gut be5ablt,Lbas Talien nit Elm.
begriffens Der 3pls II -25. 8ro3ent bere6net,
miroe bemra6 $4,000 b%etra9en.
, 1875-04-24

Ssfisu llmSsbuns waren sroBe %gorfdtsmas.
rs8eln getroftsn. nsber 5000 YoliSeis
N9enten tparet bort tbGtig nnb lieBen
nur eiHen ileinen Sbeil Der 2eibtraeen.
ben in ben &irdhof elm, moielbf it4 aber
lhon eo:ber 3auienbe BON Menidsn ein9e.
fuuoeu batten. Die Mense perbielt f6 is..
bod gang rubig. Nur srtDnte fat obne
4nfhDreu Der Stuf: IS lebe Die @euublit !"
Die leste 8ubeiidtte, melde man benz
bertbmten fran5otl1en SHriftfeler beret.
tetes liegl etwaS ab8elegen. Man mar oes>
halb 9enDthigt, Den Sar9 BON benz Qeiden.
rpagen berabsunebmen uno ibn bis gum
Srabe an tra9en. Sn oieism Ausenblid er.
t1nte ftdrfer beunie Ger Gnf: &c lebe bic
8epublit!" Der'elbe golf oteisS Wal Bic
tor 9u9o, Der nit Der Srau be5 0eritorbenen
oitt htntsr Dem Sarge elnberidritt. Diau'
unrln8te tbt, oriidte ihm Die Ddnee nno
rtef fait nit broaenoer Stimme: "Honneur
au proscript!" 9teie &unbqebung leIblt
gait ni1t iopobf Der Berion oes Giftsrs,'
es mar oielmebr elm 4usbru9 oss Solfsnu@
rptlenS gegen Die 8egi ruus oeS StaatS.
fretfs nno 9e9en bic Yonapartiiten iiber.
baupt. .se,w
Sb biefe Concentration Der Poli,ei mig
ltel ODER Oh fte tur perbtnoern polte, baB
per 3nbrang na9 Der @raft au JroB ueroe,
psiB i'd niht; fanm iuaren aber oe Hnie 81
9unlten Sictor Su9c's uerftummt, oils
pl6sli1 Elm Shaar BON $50 bis 200 8oll<
3~eictener fi1 iiber ben 9ar3en @e9 aufteats.
pelher nah benz Grabe flbrte, nm ben 9e1t
Der 2etbtragenoen ju uerbinbern, iid benz
@labe in ndbern. Die Mense brdnste aber
BET, es ent itanb elm fur1tbarer Gumnlt uno
bic golt3etbiener muBten peihen. @iner
berlelben fpurbe 3n, 8oten geiporfeu, rafite
fid aber auf, 3og ietnen Sdbel uno ftanb i'm
8eariff auf bic MeHge ein3ubauen, oils elm
Officer de paix borbrdn9 unb ibn Sur
&nbe perpieS. Sn9leit) ip.ang Der Depu@
tirte 2odro1 Dor uno %foroerte in tur3en Wors
ten biegutpe ienben auf, iid ruhig an eerbatten
unb fib beS 9roben Sopten niiro,g Su Set9en.
Dtes ipirfte nnb bic Boliaeioiener lieBen bic
Wenge nun gang rubig 9ewabren. Nm Die
SootenSruft 3l gelangen mar '9per ober
uielmebr uum0sli9. Cine bi9te Wienge
bate Rh iett Dtor9ens 9 nbr nm bieielbe
anseiammelt, unS Sbrem &orrelponbenten
mar eS oaber unnl6glih, Die &eben gu Der.
fteben, bic bort gebalten nuroen. 3uerft
iprad Bictor Su9o i'm Namen Der 8erbanns
ten bes &ailerretGs, 3u bsnen Der 8erforbene
befauntlt1 ebenfa0s 9eb1rte. Qabpulape
ersriff bas Wort i'm 9iamrn bss college De
6rauce, Dem Auinet ausehDrte. Srihon,
Yraltoent Der Union Republicaine" Goes
raoicalen parlamenlariihen 8.reins) iaste
benz Serftorbeuen I'M Namen ieiner @ole9eu
2ebemobl. Ser lests Steiner mar @ambetta.
Aae Heonsr mnrben nit Dem tauienbitummi.
gen 8uf: rs lebe bic 8epuolit!" be-
9riiBt. Nls Siftor Suso seenbst, srtSnts
aud oielfah Der 8rf: "A bas pEmpire!"
Die Gerenlonte enbete nm AZ ubr, absr nod
LANCE natber b6rte man auf Dem &irtbof
uno in ceiien nmsebuns bic &ufe: p@s lebs
Hepublif!" s