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mi cysto,n of ,ova~n,rant ,hnso th;nos Ia
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, 1875-06-14

m argument Oh tho dignity Of labor, and ro-
torted that he had a. much right to do bis
work na he (1Iusr) Ind, md would not go.
Thoro,pon lie resumed his grinding, md Mr..
uusT gavo him in ehargo Of constable, who,
having no enr for music or sympathy with
lnzzaroni. took him to the station. Upon his
trial, Rocco eltmr1oned n matd.scrvant living
next door to htr. Huyr, who testified
thnt both aho md her mistress Ind eass for
music, and TINT Rocco was accustomed to
como and play for them, aud tlnt they Ind
paid him regularly. Tho Conrt, nftor hear
Ing tic testimony, suggested to tho servant-
girl with lor cur for muaio TINT lesenftcr, IT
ale md her mistress wanted to hear Rouco's
stratus, they must tako him into tho house
furthermore, that ho must iino Rocco 70 shil.
lings, and, ns they were 10 fond Of Rocco
and bis music, thoy would undoubtedly pay
his fns,-which they didn't do, however.
They cruelly left him to do It, and Mr. HuNr
was relieved. He will 10 longer havo his
artistic labora disturbed by Rocco. II is safo
to say that Rocco will give him d wide berth,
as we'll as tho two women who turned out to
be such striking instances OF tomalo ingrati-
tudo.
And now sinco tue law can roach the organ
grinder In Englnnd, can 1t not do tho Ba1no
thing in this country, and especially in Chi
cago7 Here we havo organ.griuders not
only from Sunny Italy but from Sunny 1re'
1and, Germany, Sweden, Franco, and numor.
oua other climes which aro not sunny. We
havo ma1o md female organ-grinders, OF all
ages orgnn-grindors with one arm and ono
leg; otgan-grinders with bumped haoks, with
detormed limbs, with stumps for hands, with
wooden legs, with goitre, md numerous
othor mouHtrous natural Developments !;
orgau-grindcrs blind In ono eye and
blind in both orgnn-gzindors with broods Of
dirty children swar1ning over tho sidewalks !;
organ. .grintlors with sick and dcformed chill
dron. They have taken possession Of nln,ost
every corner OF our busiest t'loroughfnrcs,
until our strdots begin to look "a II aomo
lazar-honse Lad been ompticd into thon.
AL day long these wrotched creatures fill the
mir with tho din Of their organs. which is re-
inforced with tliHcordant noises from wheozy
| nccortlions tunoless 6dlles, anl cracked
h,1rdy- -gurlioa. Is thero no relief2 Have
We no Law which can roliove us from this
pest? Il not, then those blarsted British
ora have ono statute which we hal better
| import and set in operation.
, 1875-06-14
T|1e GblfaDo Uribu1,e.


President Gn4Nr, fow days ago, having
glnnced at SuEas1Ass Memoirs, sa'd Tint,
20 far as he had rcal, ho found tho statements
in tho book kaccurase aud just in tho 1nain.
Having read further md obtained more cor
rect idea, ho Is now moved to criticiso the
"Mempirs," In bis usual sententious vein,
thus: swell, am beginning to find out
that didn't havo much 10 10 with tho Inst
War." Wo can imagine That CHANT looked
1uizzicai whom he said it, md TINT suznMAs
will feel cheap whom ho hears OF it..
, 1875-06-14
POLITICAL NOTH,.

The Nahon bsliayea that the Republicans Of
Ohio have reason to hope for victory i, conso-
quence ct Democratic miamanaRemont and cor
rnption."
Gen. Butler will not appear kct1vety In tho
coming political campaign In Massachusetts M.
less he saes HI opportunity oS hurting sonae Of
his anomios.
Tenueasao Democrats arc about tho iouiiebs
dcnoupcors Of Third Term for Gen. Hayes Of
0hto yet thay consented tomaka Imam G. Har-
ris Governor three tlmes.
It IL no longer the 1llrt-Term question. but
the Ono Term question, that requires public ut.
tontion. Biz yoarB ut . tlme ond incligib1l.ty to
re-electioo' eaems to ba tue favorito Idea.
Tho Springfield Republican 10 afraid that =
ouco.promiAing Presidential candidate viii atray
away and DO Lost It therefore advertiaaA for auy
Information concerning ono noscos Conkling, ct
Utica, N. Y.
Secretary BElatox evidently doss. not count on
tho support Of Mr.. D. +. Allen and tho Inter
Ocean, OF hs would naset hAye osdared tho sup
psoasion Of fashionable smuggling. Mr. Alsns
diary speaks strongly on this aubjoct.
Hecxata1y Bristow's remarlt, that II tho people
don't wAot Mm for President any mora than he
wants thu oiIioe there Ia no probability OF hia
being nominated, II undetutood 10 mean that no
man can eloct hinaelt. OF course Bris.ox vants
the Office, Do tho people want him?
Fernando Wood wo1ka In mysterious way to
eutablsh reputation OF popularity 10 hls party.
He causes It to ba announced st tho South that
he il the worry heart Ut Nsw York Democracy.
and At tho North That tho reconstructed psmo-
Gratis hold him In high fsyort aud bstWesa tho
two factions he occasionally stftkea spAfk OF
, 1875-06-14

An afflicted md long-auTcriag community
will DO glad to know that ono at least Of that
numerous army Of lazzaroni who annually
loavo tho shores Of Sunny 1taly, with no
other object in lifo than to mako mankind
wrotched with the grinding Of barre1-orgaa,
has at Inst como to grief. It Ia the first time
within our knowledge TINT ono Of them hos
been cohf1onted with tue stern Goddess Of
Justice, and 1t Is cheering to know tl.at aho
was relentless that abe has no cor for tho
ruthless grinder or Ills ,rasptng music, that
she swooped down upon tho child Of Sunny
Italy and relieved ut loast ono victim from
"the dcmnition grind" Of his everlasting
crank. This ia all tho moro grateful, in that
no other plan or device has hitherto succeed.
cd In suppressing this inevitable and persis-
tent descendants Of DANTE and Aa1os1o. But
tons have boen dropped into hia hat, Briaka
hare been dropped upon him from upper
story windows. Dogs have boen sot al hin.
Horses have run over him. Children havo
pestered him. Pistols have beon fred at
him, Ho has beon bribed, hirod, begged,
tmplored, eoaxod, threatened, and pummelod,
aud all sorts of vengeance has been rnined
down upon him, with no appraoiahlo results.
He has como round With the regularity Of
the tax.gatherer, the oontHbution,box, and
the atrawbeny-feativol. md the public at iaat
had resigned itself with sort Of dumb dos
pair to tie conviction that nothing abort Of an
earthquake, OF thunderbolt, Or battery Of
artillery, could interrupt him. Every re-
source but the prayer-test has been tried
upon him, but at last he haam met ILLS Nenesis
It lends additional interest that tho
victim who called In the aid Of tho
blind goddess to rid himself Of tho
organic nuisanoe was the celebrated artist,
". HOLMAN HuAT, living 1t Wilton-Terrnce,
Uampden Hill, Kensington. The child OF
Italy was RAnoNE Rocco. One day, RAnoS1
Rocco commenced playing his organ in front
OF or near Mr.. Husr's residence. He hatl
been there twice before, and Mr. Huxr had
requested hipa to leave On each occasion,
H wont out again and aaked him In italian
ID 60 sway. noooo sald "Why9" and Ar'
Hux7 replied h could not work With such I
din Ahoaa hin. 1ooso vaa dlspsssa 10 hAra
, 1875-06-14

The Hon. Jo1N G. Ngw, tho Treasurer Of
cha United Statca that Is 10 be on and aftor
the first day Of July, ia n modest man rs well
as m ab1e f}nnncicr. 1Ie declines co1npli-
mentasy dinner, tendcrcd by tho best people
Of indianapolis, irrespective Of party, prior to
his departure for Washington, basing his
declination upon tho ground that tho duties
Of tho TreNsurership arc new 10 him, and
that lis ability is as yet improved. Bnnkora
arc so diGercnti Now, We believe that IN.
der tho same circumstances 3. r. ALIEN
would have ta11on tho diuner,-wonld take It
to-day, It anybody could DO prevailed upon
to offer it.
, 1875-06-14

Upon the authority OF Mr.. JEwrrr, Prcsi-
den. aud. Receiver OF the bankrupt Eric Rail-
road, IT is announced that a conference be-
tween Ton scorr, Of tho Pennsylvania, and
Lit. GAnagr1, Of the Baltimore L Ohio, Inns
resulted in tho anlicable adjustment OF tho
difficulties which led to the furious war bo-
tween those giant corporations The causo
removed, tho war will onl, and something
like tho fortncE condition OF ailaira will DO ro-
S'Sea between the competing lInes leading
from Chicago to the East. We say something
uke," fos it is difficult to leliovo that prcsi-
dent GAnnETr, in the face Of his repeated
piedges and declarations, hAs Joined In any
agreement which shall result In an absolute
railway monopoly, tho restoration Of anso-
"ns rates, and the formation OF ring to de-
pslss shippers Of the benefits OF healthy aud
reasonable competition. h1-. GAnarrr has
frequently given assurance to the contrary !;
ho publicly stated that tho t}rst reduction
III tbs freight tariff was TO be permanent ratio
so far ~ baltimore and Chicago wero con.
esrned, though he WIS willing to roturn
to passenger schedule which would loaye a
margin for profits, instead OF involving loss,
O. 1a the caso Under existing rates. II the
adjustment has left Chicago cheap outlet tc
lta1timore for her grain. pork, etc., the Weai
will not complain, and will not Distress her
sels about the loss to New York by reason d
Increased ratea to that point. Tho terms o
fhs truce arc not stated bnt 1t ia understood
tnat they contemplate no immediate advanc
III {Esl8hts, though this may DO oxpeote
when tbs now crop begins TO move.
, 1875-06-14

Thero will undoubtedly 10 very general
feeling Of surprise upon tho part Of tho
public at tho announcement TINT tho Pitts
burg GPn.) loss has hali o verdict rendered
agatnss 1t in n libel suit growing out OF GER
tain campaign b'il'ngshnto printed in It's
col'1mna with reforencd 70 one ". D. Moona,
a 1ocal politician OF that city, and TINT tho
Jury assessed eho damages at tho largo hg1fo
lSlo,ooo,-"hloh is ono.half tho sum ciaim-
Gu II appears that Alr' Moore, IN tho mnnic'
ipal campaign two yeafs ago, was Chairman
OF the Democratic County Committee and,
as there was split IN tho part5, waa at
Aoggefhea&is Win tAo eaitor ot tho 1'osS,
DeMocratlc newspaper. Just pr1or to the
election, Mr. MoonE calno out in
card aud advised Democrats to
voto for tho Republican ticket whoreupon
the I'ost denounced him rs m ingrato, and
charged him with having baon bought by tho
Republicans. Thereupon MIR. MOORE brought
suit, with tho result we have stated.
The surprising feature OF this verdict Is tho
fact That Tie sama oaenso has been co1nmit-
tod probably thousands OF times ny news"
papers In political campaigns, by speakers
upon tho stump, and In political documents
OF every description, without attracting any
particular notice, and most certainly without
'ts costing tho Offenders ton Thousand dollars
Or ten cents Tins mas happened from tho
fact TINT there has always heeh kind OF mu-
ttal understanding that politicians ~ero FREQ
70 aay anything they pleased aoout each
, 1875-06-14

Bomo interesting information was given by
Mr.. Fl. Fl. DoopY, woll.known railroad man,
and formerly Treasurer Of tho Rockford,
Rock Island d st. Louis Railroad Company,
in his testimony takon in tho foroclosurc-suit
against that Company. It concerns jour-
nalists and journalistic relations with rail-
roads OF the Credit~hIobilicr order. Mr..
DooDY was tho financial agent Of tho road,
and found himself called upon to place
81, 600 600 Of bonds bcforo M inch Of tho
railroad WIS constructed. Flo states in his
evidence "that whoever endeavors to nego-
tiate railway loan, especially Of the char
actor that I was handling, must secure the
aid Of the pross In order to bo successful 1t
cannot DO accomplished without tho in.
duenco Of tho prcss,-without their
aotive cooperation that cooperation
Is to be purchased" This is very
general Insertion, md IL Is scarcely sustained
by tho revelations That Alr. BoonY had to
mako. Wo haye no doubt that in tho ora Of
Credit-bIobilier rnlroading. one Of the first
thingA the financial agents Of suoh concorn
did was to buy up anybody and everybody
willing to be bought, who could exert any im-
portant influence in dccoiving capitalists or
betraying the public, Included in this ca.o-
oorv would bo lc1,isloto,a. Journalists brokers'
mi suoh ot1,er nnhlio md nom,.nnh1io mr.,
sons n. uon,a dot;1o,oto1v sill mt 1rbo
-ovo1ot,oro T., I'm o,io;no1 Hrod,t AYo,,f1icr in
~, Forvour,a h,c,nnb;a 4 =, pouo. md
IN al tbo ot,,er t,oo,a conccrna of ttia nat,,ro
;rdico,a tria mnc, nnt IN MI tho davo1on.
monta 70 far III, oont,o,non VIM haya
oonfos,a1 n TIN oTar;no ~ +bo br;hea
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ths .;,no -. s,,,,soauo,,,,,, 1o.t ,1,oi~ ;,ar.
nno. Ca,o.o1,, ia ,,ihod i,,r,,o1;sta ,,ovo
nrovo,1 - ~ ho nan of M roysr tle,naelyca
~ ,.,,o o,r11 or,v oo,1 o,,t t1s t-rg|y t,ov
hal5 INIT, ttov ,var, f,;s,ovoro3 w,ilo n il
. .ra tha. | ,ha ~ nonotiotors -, ~ xn~+h,ass hnrds
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Vt-e,soo "s - ~ =. ss .- aAs T.. opafss
ax mn ooo ~ tba aorno borae n {or aa
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w. w. o",., on ooo - 49, ,..sua. 49,.
tot o"y $1,000 e. ooo -,,' 'S T.. ' .1S =.
lug Ae s,1u1 -, ',p..s " ~. - n.,a". 40 @ Wy
4ous ~ AoS W. :. "-4' ,:a.!,s ~. as0 "ao a'ou
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sea'e as.aea'us 49,, ~ "q"Spape". Nv H. o1 "Aou'
nopoay asot ma noaua' 10 easa .nas wv ~.
nainoef 8onoiuts ~ens ~ ~l''e's ot money
a1ue'es II saslou4 eouaeo''oas, ua aua noae os !,
.ncm went 70 tao ea1o's Ok nese papers.
PROBABLY At' ooop' nas s'sea 'ne nanes q
, 1875-06-14
THE wApABH AvHguE RAILWAY.

At tho timo tho Common Council granted
the right OF way to the Chicago City Railway
to lay double track on Wabnah avcnuo as
far south as Twenty-second street, there were
three separate bidders for this privilege. Two
OF them offered the city valuable considers
tions for this frnnchice, ono Of them agree-
ing to keep tho ontiro street in repair, and
the other to pny certasn percentage OF the
receipts into the City Treasury. In addition
to these considerations, it was very reason
ably urged that 1t was In tho interest Of tho
public that this parallel line should go into
tho hands OF competing company. In spite
Of all this, the Common Council awarded,
and tho Mayor approved, tue franc hise in
favor Of tho City Railway Company, which
already controlled nll the lines Of street rail-
road running south. The circumstances
We have recountcd, nlong with othors still
which wero noted in TUE TR1DusE at the
timo, led to an impression that corrupt intu-
cncoa hnd dictated the award The Grand
jury In session nt the timo made Nh inyesti-
CATION, and. in their report, said that thoy
had not taken ev'denco which warranted my
indictments, but recommended that their sue
ceasora should follow up tho trail they Ind
strnck. This Was not done, and the matter
wns at m end.
Tho reason wo refer to these circumstances
eeein is because tho CITY Railway people at
that time Ravo as ono Of the roasons why
no money had boon used TINT they weso not
Mt nil anxious to build or opornte tha Wabash
nyeroe limo. and oltored TINT thu new 1ino
wou1d t,a r,,n Mt a 1oss for sono Tina to oouo.
Thc;r lavino of thu traok fnm Conrreas tn
rwnntv'qecond n.7aat. n distance af n mi,a
and bo]f hatyecn Saturday niobt
mi anI tbis morn;nc scorce1v confirms
~, s,a.a,,an. ,,eho,x o,s~,su ,.o,. ~
, 1875-06-14

THKHE IL NO FEftEINR FASCtNAT1oN WHICH
Will uamparo with = lnsotJ ootnrlr1ton. and no nGtnra
to,Hps1on fsrsliet ihan that which lAlrds Bloom Of
Youth bsstnws. Sold by alt dritxRtsts.
, 1875-06-14

HoO1.EY's TliEATRE-Randoinh sttN~t. hetwfap
01ark and AASa!ls. Eueaasnent Of Tony PAsoss tot-
, 1875-10-01
9AlanOtlNs gepslGen.

CINCINNATI . 80, Sept. Ser
9eoria= @rpreB5u9 Der u9amilton. 9up=
ton : GiIenbabn" lieB 9eitern gu 9omil=
ton, Sbio, nit einem Tra6t5u9e 5ulam=
men, nobei erS9lafoagen 5ertriimmert
muroe. 9ie eiu5i9en 8erun9lidten ma
rem 3 jun9e 9eute, blinoe Yaiiagiere, Die
li9 ouf Der Ylatiorm Oes S6ldfmagens
bcTanoen, Namens Spbn Sduler, Der
allgenhlidli9 9etDOtet murDe, 9lnoreos
@irb, Der fura na9ber ltarb nno 9eiu,
rid 9iemer, fiir bellen 8enel ung nod
feline 9ofTnun9 p~orbanoen 1T.
SoreL Gan, 30. Sept. @eltern
Ibcno ent9leilte Der BON Yamasfa tom=
menoe Bug inFol9c zines 9in0erniHes,
oas man, wobrl0einli9 bpsDafter Mcile
ouf Die G6ienen 9cle9t bate. 9e0s
Ylottf Wa99ons nit et!pa 70 Nrbei=
tern bel anoen IiD borne uno Die 9pfo=
motioe binten am 3ugs. 3lpei ooer orel
Der poroeri item g8a99Ors wurOen umse=
%porfen uno Die SnlaHen l@redli4 ser.
quetl6t. IL gerlpnen wuroen Qet0otet
uno % l9mer perpunoet. 9ie Mamen
Der Grltereu lino !: S. 8ou0er, @bos.
2otour, 8. Cole, 8. Cartier, .. Son
nj, Napoleon 8artbolome, Sc. 9lant, S.
.. Slair, Gontara rno aIfreo MicGline
unb S. @uliant.
: @lbonD, 80. Sept, SIN Sem Ser
einigunSspunfte Der ugllbanp 9usquc=
banna=" II. oS6enectooD= Ntbens=g a6n"
ltiebcn seitern 5lpei 6ra6tsiise Suiam=
men. 20 Sra6twa9en puroen 5ertriim=
inert. Ser 9ofpmotipfIbrer oes eri teren
3uses, 8. @ooo, lpnroe 9et00tet, Der
0eiser neipllnoet
, 1875-10-01
GnglanD.

2oneon, 80. Sept. sSie Mtaul-
uno Glauenleu9e bot in elni9en Srt=
16alten absenpmmeu, in anoeren ober
mebr UNI liA sesriifeu. Sn Of=Suleg
5inb 1922 &inbsr e%rfrantt, in @louceltel
-, 900, in @arwidlbire 5000 nno IN
Cumberland 500.
Sic 8arfe vGorO Salbouli tie" fam ge=
fern in @roUeseuo al uno bra6te Die
Semannung oes amerifanil 9en S0lf=
fes runcle Sobn" nit, welhes in %llnten=
Dem 3ultanoe auf boDer See perlalel
apurbe.
Sie am %, .. %. in 9aure eingetrof
fene garfe vMontreal" bat Die Wann-
10aft Der Sarfe rSmile" a%ufsenommen,
apel9e ouf Der Tabrt bon emile, g. g.,
mad Swaniea einen 2ed erbalten UNI
BON Der Mannl6aft perlaNsn weroen
mubte.
Ser Oampfcr rGile De Bilbao" BON
Giperpool na9 0apana beltImmt, lit in
Der 9tabe BON Brett, Tratr., sum Wrad
9eporoen. 2 Perlonen famen I'M.
, 1875-10-01
greiie Der Museigen:
Esnefe tsIfgr. pfpfI6fn.
3euti9lano.

Munde n, 80. Sept. 0ie ultra-
montone gartei bat nit elmer Wtolori=
tat BON 9 @timmen ben grdIioeltet,
8ice- Yrdlibenten unb mebrere anoere
8eomten in Dem boperil6en 2anota9t
erwdblt.
2onbon II, 80. Sept. Cine Sepel9f
pon @ibralter mcloet, oob Die oeutl9f
Srise uSeinri9," Capt. Braun, in be-
16dbistem 3ultunoe bort elnyelanfen it,
sic batte $4,000 @alonen Yetroleum
am goro unb ma BON Jteu Yort nod
@enua beItimmt.
, 1875-10-01
CuroYdld)e naD tAten.

Wains. uulere Seoau, Teier 1T i'm
@an5eu gut oerlaufen. Sim Sorabeno
tonnte man in jenleitigen Gaunu5, gum
S9eil in weiteu Gntfernungcn, pie audi
auf Den oleSleltigen SO6en cine 3iemlid
9roBe In5abl 6cuer rrbliGen. Iui
Dem reid beleudteten SutcnbergSsBlase
concertirten 5uet Wtulit>Gapellen uuo
Elm Seusruert wuroe abgebrannt. Der
SauptsGag wuroe our1 1O1 &anoueu,
lbuTIe BON Den Jeltuu9spalen, uno Sc
petite angcfiinoi9t. DEM @boral bonn
Salfon oeS @ouuernementSs@ ebGueea
fol9te Der Seltgottesoienlt III Der prote'
ltantiI1en &lrde. Die ShulIeier
nabm einen rebt wlroigen Serlauf.
Set Dem ganltlg gewOrOencM Wetter
mar oas 6reisGoncert in Der n9lnlage"
lebr belubt; ebenIo oas 6elt.Santeti
am abeno. Die Oficntlidben @ebauoe,
Die Setting uno cine 3ielalide IuSabl
Prloate batten sefla99t.
DaS nOisr. S." i1reibt: @erIdic.
bene @rinoe, 10 nameutlib Die i'm
6riibiabr unternommens Bilgers0teils
na6 Jton, iooam bas bielige Sii9ofs,
Subilaum uuo enolt1 bic in bieien Ga,
gen gu Trelburg ta9enbe @eueral'9er.
lantnlung Der &atbOllten Oeutlblanoa
lleBen eS swedOienli1 erlbeinen, Die
@enerol'S erlammluu9 be5 ScretnS
oeutlder &atAolifen 81 oerta9en. Wie
mir p%ernebmen, lit nunnebr Elm befinta
tloer 3eitpuntt fit Gbbaltuus oerielben
felt9eleet. uuo le misc in Der @o1t
pom 10. bis 26. Seyamoer IL Wtains
tattinoen.
unlere neuen SefuusSbauten ldreiteu
ltetl9 Der SoGenouns gu, nnr anf sem
Oltlt1en Slit9el oer neuen Sronte, Dem
9roBcn SnunbatiOn8werfe, 9eben file,
beeintradti9t ourb oaS bonn 6lnlic
beranforin9enoe SoriSontalwaIcr uno
oaS bon Dem S6bsnrifen lanoabwGrtS
abfalenoe Gahz uno QuellenwaGer,
lan9famer Dor id). Guf oieier Seite,
no iih an oieies sroBe Sort in Der
TluBebenc Die Serbinoung NIT ben bo1s
lie9enoen Sorts Sartmibl uno Sarten.
berg nnmIttelbar anl1lisBt, lino nod
bsocutenoe Arbeiten gu bewdltigen. Die
Arbeiten VII Der metli@en 2mie lino
wetter oorsel9ritten, uno porausiiAts
LTD iperoen, na@oem audi Die Eborans
la9en ourh Den 9auptwau au Den bci'
Den wi9ti9lten Yunfen fat fertis lteben,
init S1luB oes Sabres Die Waue fec.
iia aufaemorfen lem. Die 9hnrnnin.
, 1875-10-01
GSauiea.

Mabrib, 80. Sept. Die Minilter=
Sr9ane ltellcn in Mbreoe, oaB Gen. Ga=
nppas bel Galtilo mabreno leiner 9lmts=
5eit cine Wiebereinliibtung Oes goncor-
bots Smil6en Spanien uno Som per=
iproden babe.
Sic &arlilten bombaroirten 9onner=
flag Ia6t 5anSebaltion. Mebrere Yel
ionen wuroen in Der Staot seiDotet.
Gin Ge9snl turn p~ers09erte Die 3ulam=
m%en5iebun9 pon alfOnliltii6en Srupper
bel Sernani uno Genterla.
, 1875-10-01
Serb:sn.

So ) IN, 80. Sept. Cine SpeSial=
oepel9e an ben uStanOorO" meloet, oaB
90 Mit9lieoer Der Stuptl9ina ibreItan
bate nieoer9ele9t baben.
Sic Sirtei bat ben Md1ten anse=
Seist, BOB Elm gonfift unpermeioli@ lei,
,pern Serbien nno Montenesro nit III
rem fprtwdbrenben 9ieutralitGts : Ser
leBun9en ni9t oufbDrten.
Ser gesenwdrtise Stonb oer9inse er
iorbert 100000 Mann swil9en Wtoltar
unb MtiOOin, nm Die @renSe 81 iiberpa-
den uno Die Surfei t6nne bies auf cine
unbetimmte 3eit binaus ni9t tbun.
, 1875-10-01
0rie

Ntben 80. Sept. Sic bieIige bri
TIDE @elanbtl6aft fat Die 9rie9ii6e 9te=
sierltns oaoon in GenntniB 9elebt bal
Der Yrir5 BON 8ales am s16, Ofto6er
BON Stalien mad Stoien abfabren uno
unter1pe9s gt6en einen Selu6 abitatten
weroe. 0ieGe9ieruu9 bat oem9emdb cine
@ommlIlion e%rnannt, I'M angemelenc
8prbereitun9en oes Brin5en 5u t%rcIien.
, 1875-10-01
Surfei.

2onbon, 80. Sept. Sic Snlursen=
ten wei9ern li9, brett nit Der Siirfei gu
p~erbanoeln. Sn einisen6daen foroern tie
baB cine europdil6e bon ben Md@tan De-
lesirte Gpmmillion cine @arantie fir Die
MusiHbruns bcs @ertrases iibernebme.
Sn 8ien berri6t Die all9emeine In=
ii9t, oaB Die Siirtei einen Gonfitt gu
prpppsiren beabli3tise.
IS beiBt Die otuptl6ina babe Dem
Jiiriten Mlilan bur6 Elm 9ebcimes Wo=
tum 3,00O,O 900 Sutaten aueeboten.
Sbeile Der @renSiroBe na9 Srebinie
iinb 8lodirt, 10 bab bic Siirfen perbin=
bert linb, 9ebensmittel 81 transportirsny
, 1875-10-01

Wien, so Sept. Sie 8el9raocr3ei-
tun9en beri6ten, baB 500 ~irreguldre tiir
fil6e Sruppen Die 1erbii0e Gren5e Bel
Mtofra9ora am Wonta9 hNbeno iiber=
l6ritten uno einisc GrenS,pd9ter 9etOo=
tet, ii6 aber bel Nnndhrung zines 8o=
tailons 9erbier 5uriifgeSogen 6dtten.
Siele 8oradn9e iolen 5uGettinie Elm Bit
teres @efitbl berporserufen B.ben.
Ser 8erlult Ser Siirten in Dem Dor
9eltri9en @efedte miro auf b~rcibunoert-
uno5wan5ig, Der Der Snlursenten Oui
1913 damn anseseben.