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who, IN obedience to the dictum Of
the state Farmers association. will
vote for him too, will exercise the bal
ance Of power IN the state and scat the
governor In 1876. Tho candidate fur
nished by the farmers l. TO be Willard {.
Flagg. Fhgg Is a coitractionist and
hartl-money man. and the Farmers are
inflationists, Rat they claim that the gov
ernor of state can have little or no con-
troll o'cr its finances and want Flagg be-
cause they like him. and because he can
control the railway and other branches
In which they have an interest.
Well. Flagg Is good enough candi-
date for us. and IL the Farmers hoist him
as their choice for governor. we will en-
ter into the conspiracy to elect him and
do our best to make II a success. Give us
Flagg, and long may he wave-rrovided
Barkis, that is. the Democratic party. Is
xr;llips
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MARRIED IN SPITE OF THEN.
SELVES

An Indiana court has decided that ia
red X. Buell. and Susan ID. Gilbert, who
entered into a contract OF marriage to
last "as long as the union or love should
last" are married sure enough, willy
nilly; the form Of the marriage was not
In strict accordance with law in such
cases made and provided, but the contract
Is a legal one and will stand in every re-
spect except the provision $50 long rs
love shall last" Iflove flaps his wings
at any time and departs the Buell's house
hold, Jared and Susan will find them
selves tied as fast as they could have been
by any licensed preacher of the gospel or
sworn justice Of the peace, and IL either
attempt to consort with an affinity on
he same terms, will find himself or her
nlf liable to action for bigamy. Truly,
the way Of the free lover Is hard. even In
Indiana.
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No Agreement Arrived at a. Yet.

New YORK, June 29.--Joseph Loader
was arrested late last night on complaint
Of Col. Beechcr fer perjury. Price APP
pearcd as witness against him, making
affidavit he did not know Loader pre-
yious TO 1872 and knew nothing about
TiltOn's house until recently. He said
Loader told him that now would he q
good time to make some money. Judge
Morris appeared for Loader. and Tracy
and Hill for complainant. The judge or.
dered both Loader and Price to be
locked up for examination.
II was rumOred around the court
building to-day that Loader has
confessed that his story aud pub
lished ailidavits were manufactured and
untrue.
j. j. Price, the uphOlsterer who, Il
few days since, with Loader, made affl-
davit that he had. while laying carpets at
the house OF MIR. 1ilton. seen Beecler
and Mrs. TiltOn In equivOcal position, to-
day swears that the former story is I'M
true. and the result Of decp-laid con-
spiracy.
READY TO BEGIN AGAIN.
Mr.. Morris said yesterday that his side
was ready TO begin again within an hour
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ADVICE TO MCCARTNEY.

Mccartney OF the Metropolis Times, in
spirit Of virtuous indignation, informs
the Tanmany society Of New York that
he has received circular letter inviting
him TO be present at their Sd Of July cele.
bration, but that his honesty, patriotism
and party sympathies alike prevent him
from assisting.in the celebration "of the
18th anniversary with such pack of po-
litical thieves as inhabit Tam,nany. We
admire the spirit displayed by Mccartney,
but he should really have couched his re-
fusal In less severe terms. Tammany
will be thrown into mourning. They no
doubt counted on Macs presence as one
Of the big features of the celebration, and
to be refused and rebuked by him at the
same time will cause a commotion among
the Sachems which will not subsidc
by the Sd Of July. We are entering on
anera Of good feeling, and even the great
and the good and the immaculate Nc
CARNEY can afford to forgive everybody,
Tsmmany included. without impeach-
ment by the public Of his motives. Now,
be snagnanimOus, Mccartney; fyou can't
possibly get of on the Sd Of July, write
to Tammany; write them letter, Love,
andtell them you forgive them. DO now.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF two certain executions 10 me d-
ID rected by the clerk of the circuit court OF
n fiiinois' one o in iavor OF Young Broth
ers Company, and the other In Ia
yor of Alfred Is Stafford, assignee of Alexander
II Irwin, and both against John IL Brown.
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, In the county of Alexander and State of
Illinois to-wit; The northwest quarter Of The
sixteen Q6) south, and in range west of the
third principal meridian; the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter OF section thiriy-onc
(3D, in township fifteen 40 south and in range
| west of the third principal meridian ;the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
tn rty-siN $50. In township fifteen tl5) south |,
and IN range Two ~ west Of the third principal
meridian lots numbered One(DtO llNe(5) both in
elusive in block numbered one %, lots number
ed two (1) and three CD, IN block numbered Nv o
(9, lots numbered one u TO Ave Cl, both In
elusive In block numbered four "a, lots mum
bered one ~ 10 seven %, both inclusive In
block numbered seven ~, lots numbered one ~
10 seven ~ both inclusive In block numbered
eight fs), lots numbered two (2), three (3) ami
four az In block numbered Ave tj), lots num-
bered Two (2), four ~, five 10, six ~ and seven
IA Ia block numbered six tb) in the town OF
Unity and all in tho county of Alexander and
State Of Illinois rs the property ofthe said John
II. Brown, which shall offer at public sale u,
the southwest door OF the court house In the city
of Cairo, In the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois on the sixteenth day OF July, a. ID ,
1875, between the hours of nine O'Clock u. m, ,
and sunset of said day, for cash, 70 SATISFY SAID
execution. ALIEN, IL ikniN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois,
Cairo, Illinois, june s4th, 1879
st-s-H-wtd.
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Doctors Disagree

as to the treatment Of all diseases, from the
nldesr ailment to the deadlicst cpide mic,
but the fact that the California Vinegar
Bit'ers is conquering maladies which Ii I'VE
deied the faculty, rel ders these profess
ioual d flcrences of little consequence.
While Dyspepsia, Govt, Rheumatism. uri.
nary Complaints, Bi!liousness, Nervous
are obli'eratod by this matchless vegetable
tonic and Alternative. who cares for opn.
ions? G-1s.d&w.iw.
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THE xArURA LizAr,oN QUESTION.

a question Of naturalization, involv-
mg some nice points and one for which
there is no precedent, has been under the
ofAttorncy General Pierre
pont, submitted to him by the depart
ment of state. The facts
briefly are that Mr.. A. Ster-
nekocnter, Prussian subject by birth,
immigrated to the United States in lSiS
and was naturalized in st. Louis in 1854.
When he returned to Germany he took
with him his son, then aged years, born
In the United States. The son is now
twenty years old. The question at issue
is, is the son liable to mill
tary service in Germany The
encouragement comes to the conclu-
sion that the boy has two nationalities,
one natural and the other acquired. The
father returning to Germany, resuming
his allegiance, the son partakes Of the
status Of his father, being minor, and
having enjoyed the protection OF Ger
many. he for the time being, or until OF
age, owes military duty, the obligations
being reciprocal but when the boy be
comes OF age he can return to the United
States as an American citizen, with al
the rights and privileges as such, ant
would even Nc eligible to the prcsidenc,
Of the United States.
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TRIGGER AND TARGET.
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL RIFLE
MATCH AT DOLLYMOUNT.
The American Team Victorious AFTER
sharp Contest.

DUBLIN, June Is. There is a large at
tendance ut DOllymount to witness the
great shooting contest between the Amer
lean and Irish riflcmen. The road lead
ing from the city to the scene of the
shooting, distance of three miles, was
crowded during the morning with pco-
pie. American and Irish flags were dis
played on all sides. The weather is hazy,
and a high wind is blowing. The firing
began soon after eleven, at the S0O-yards
range a detachment Of the Fifteenth
regiment net a. markers. Nearly half
the shots have now (noon) been fired, but
so close are the scores that II j. impossi-
BILE TO anticipate the result. At short
range both sides are doing fine work and
nearly all the shots are bulls-cyes.
ONE p. M.-The firing at the S00-yards
range has been completed and the result
Is one point in favor Of the Irish
team, the total scores standing as follows;
American 337; Irish 33s. Individual
scores were
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Obstacles 10 MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men fr.m the er
tecls Of error. and abuses in carly life.
Manhood restored. Impedimont, to mar
riagc removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circular, sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4Ig
n. Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam insti.
tuition having high reputation for honor.
al lie conduct and professional kill
81 Id e w.gln.
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TnE internal revenue receipts for the
year, up to Monday last, amounted to
Sl09, 10000. This is four millions above
the estimates. 1t was thought that the
receipts of the next two days might
crowd the sum total for the year up to
| $4,000. 600.
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JONI CoTToS of Shelby county, Ken
lucky, cursed God because his crops were
touched with frost some weeks ago.
Cotton was attacked with paralysis the
same day, and now cannot audibly curse
God or anybody, and his ncighbors all
believe the Lord has punished him for
his blasphemous wickcdncss.
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JOHN Il. osxRLY. Editor.
OnururARY.

Mortimer Thompson, known TO the
reading world score Of years ago by the
name Of "Doesticks," died in New York
city last Friday. MIR. Thompson in his
day was one Of tho most noted humor-
Gus writer's of this country. lie was for
ty.five years of agc-had been twice mar
ried, his last wife being daughter OF
Fanny Fern.
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JACKSON county is to have pioneer
picnic in September. All the old settler.
Of the county, male and female, are to be
gathered together, and the meeting is to
be made one OF the most interesting in
the annals Of the county.
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Mr.. HENRY WATTERRoN, the accom-.
plished editor Of the Louisville Courier
Journal, delivered an address before the
literary::societies of the State University
at Bloomington, Ind, on the 2sth ult.
Mr.. Watterson's discourse was "Plca
for Tolerance 1t was an eloquent and
forcible address.
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This pleasant Summer Resort is now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate water. and are situated in n
beautiful beech grove, near a romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna md Col.
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either of those places. Il. W. BivINs,
Proprietor.
June %, 1873. 6-2l.2w.
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RuMoR hath it that Delano has really
resigned and that his resignation will be
made public to-day. Rumor Is probably
mistaken as she has been many times be-
fore. Ifshe is, we say to Delano on the
part Of thepeople, delav-no longer, stand
not on the order of your going, hail and
f,rouoll
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AMERICANS.

4 final victory for the American team
Is believed certain. There are fully ten
thousand spectators on the ground,
among them the lord mayor. of London,
Dublin and York.
SEVEN O'CLoCK.-Thc shooting at the
one thousand yards range, which was re-
markably fine on both sides, was won by
the Americans by a score Of 1903 against
900 for the Irish. The match has been
won by the American ritlemen by total
| of 967 to 800. The following were the
| individual scores at the | ZOO yards range:
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\ WOMAN living near TO the Tiltons on
Livingston street opens her mouth at the
eleventh hour 10 inform an ANXIOUS pub
lie that she repeatedly saw Bccchcr open
the street door Of the Tilton's residence
with 8 latch key.
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THE RARHE1S CONsPIRING.

an Illinois correspondent OF the Chi
cAgo Times, writing to that paper from
4arshall. Clark county, reveals dark
and undetermined purpose on TIC part OF
The Farmers Of the State 70 enter into q
conspiracy with the Bourbon Democracy
70 eisct the next governor Of Illinois.
The Farmers arc 10 furnish the candI.
dafe--shs Democracy IL TO vote for him,
ard theconsplrators do not entertain a
doubt that The eighty thousand farmers
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
S.lnks rrtvit ,Inrs.

at a. neiis per dozen all the latest styles
In jelly glass. Sealing wax In large and
small quantities, at Dan'l Hartman. .,
corner sixth street.
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after the discharge OF tic Jury, Using the
testimony OF Loader anil Price
srsricious BEHAVIOR,
The Times to-day has the following IN
its story of the Tilton- Beccl,cr jury
About I. p. m. yesterday those who
happened to be IN the corridor were as
tonishcd to see Shearinan, Murray and
Bigelow. and Lawyer AbbOtt's clerk
walk briskly to tho courtroom adjoining
the one in which the jury were, with two
windows looking directly In two windows
of the latter room at u distance of about
twenty feet. An attempt 10 follow them
showed that they had secured the door
behind them by placinga chair under the
knob. When point was found from
which a view Of the interior OF the room
could be obtained II was seen that
Shearman and l'igclow and Abbott 5
clerk were engaged In animated debate in
front OF one of the windows mentioned,
while Murray was at the other convers-
ing In loud voice with Christopher Fit
ter and George Hull. who were standing
Mt the window opposite. At this the re-
porters burst IN the door and entered the
room when Sherman. Murray and the
clerk instantly made their exit. Bigelow
remained nearly half an hour. the rcpor-
tiers Watching him closely, when he too
took hi. leave In apparent disgust. As
soon rs Filter saw the reporters nc closed
up the blinds. \ view OF the room sub.
scqucntly obtained from house on Ba.
rum place showed that the twelve were
again IN consultation.
NO AGREEMENT
The Tilton-Becchcr jury have no,
yet agreed. This morning they sent fol
the testimony of Bcccllcr aud Moutoi
and it was furnished.
Loader was arraigncd in the third dis
trict police court this morning, but OWN!
to lack Of preparation on both sides III,
case was adjourned until tomorrow.
The jury entered Judge McCue's room
at 5 O'Clock. and at 10 the court hous,
was locked for the night.
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For SuIc.

A silver pluted No. 0 wilson shuttle sew
ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
SIS. VIII he sold at $50 discount, on good
terms. and ordered direct from the factory.
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A No.9 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at SO. viii be sold at slj discount
and ordered direct fro IN the factory.
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AMERICANS,

Two O'CLOCK T.. M.-The teams are
now firing at 900 yards range Is out
OF 30 shots have been fired by each side
and the Americans are II points ahead.
Four O'CLoCK.-Ihc shooting at the
300 yards range is finished, and the result
Is largely in favor Of the Americans. The
total scores are as follows Americans.
321 Irish, 1922 The following are the
individual scores, each out of possible 60:
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A 800 Remington Sewing Machine X %
off for cash. suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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ANERIC CANS.

The number of persons who assembled
to witness the shooting gradually in
creased as the match drew to close
The victory Of the American marksmcn
was hailed with tremendous enthusiasm.
OVATION TO THE AMERICAN TEAM.
a most enthusiastic ovation was given
10 the American team on their return
from DOllymount to this city this even
ing. A grand banquet in their honor was
given tonight by the lord mayor of Dub
lin, at the Mansion House. A large num-
Der of distinguished guests, including the
lord mayors OF London and York were
present. The Irish rinemcn admit the
superiority Of the Americans throughout
the match, and acknowledge that their
victory was fairly won. The American
team used treech-loaders the Irish all
used Rigby's muzzlc-loadcrs.
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LsT"XN Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office. printed,
50 30 and 81 90 per NJ.
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FOR SALE.

At bargain, and on good &c rms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's Office. corner Ninth street and Com.
mercial.
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TlLT0N-BEEcHER.
ARREST OF JOSEPH LOADER ON
CHARGE OF PERJURY.

Suspicious Movements ot Defendants
Counsel.
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picturesque Americs'--is nun 9ers
bound III volumes, full gilt Morocco /:
price. $40.
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IfnJy Al L

A style "E," "Cloush, Warren IL CO.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at DE.
troit. List price, 300. win be sold fol
5000.
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PONDS
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Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
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June %, 1873. G-2i-2w.
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FUK SALE.
\ new two-horse Gamble agon.
For any of the above articles, apply a,
the BULLETIN office. T.. A. BURNETT.
, 1875-01-23
5nIanoitd!r Depslhcn.

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9tiAmono=S ~er9iperfes, elm neuer5 6nee=
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muroen ppn oemlelbenn i6errai6t uaO
le6s damn, S6omas9. 8rpoerif, 8m.
Sitter, ST. Sobble, Sames Sree5e, Sem
IN 9(tfins uno Geuben Mopre, tpuroen
oaruntet begra6en unO lire &orper fonllz
ten Bis jebt nod ni6t aufseflnoen lper=
ben. Georg WtcGoalin uno S5oma5
@bite wuroen ebenfals mitS6ne iIber=
l9iittet, aber nod lebeno auf9efunoen.
g t. 2ouis 8, %. San. Cine 0e-
pelHe BON Commerce, Wto., beri6tet,
ooB ii6 am lebten 6reitas nno Samlta9
in Miliilippi= County Elm I6limmer6oa
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9enion, IA iuesen &dubereien i'm Ser
oadt uno Solepb Carr perfolste i'm nit
5 Mann. Senlon eri6ob ben Carr
unO Die 8erfolgung ipuroe a~ufge9eben.
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S9manf nit elmer Mannl9aft sur Ser
fol9ung ocs Delperaoo aAt 9enlon err
I6oB abermals Ginen uno perlpunoete
einen Mnoeren, muroe ober l6lieBli6
l6wer perlpunbet sefansen 9enommen.
Gan Transisco, Gal., o..
San. 9as 5alina=Sbal ltebt inter
@aNer. gis iebt lit Der Serluit zines
MenI6enlebens nibt semeloet woroen,
alein Der 8erluIt an @%i9entbum TT iebr
sroB.
Sn ben 8crgen in Der Ndbe BON Sc
npa, Mepabo, purben so 6inelii6e9ol,=
bauer bon elmer Canine perl9attet. %
oapon muroen getDotet.
9ie ueberI0memmung in MarDspiae
nimmt beunrubi9enoe 9imenI ionen an.
9as @aHer itebt in ben Straben 7 SUB
6p6.
9ropioenee, &.=S., %. San.
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port ipuroen seItern elm 9aub Der Slam=
men. Sic 8riefe puroen gerettet.
% orcelte r, MaT., %. San. Sc
tern Morgeu brannte in Mem=@ orcelter
MaIi., bie Metbooitentir6e ab. Ser
luit $4,000.
, 1875-01-23
Tranfreib.

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bes @rafen bon Yaris lit pon einem
Sobne entbunoen lporben. Mautter unS
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5uerit aufserufen.
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ten Mac Mabon, fa6rt Die @erantport=
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Sammer elm; befleioet ben Yrdlioenten
nit Der Madt, Die acknowledgements
lung aufSuIOien unb beiast, bab na6
@blauf Der Yrafoialma9t cine pereini9=
tie Sibang Der beioen Gammern itattlin=
Den, in wel9er Die 5%ufiinltise &e9ieruns
Sranfrei3s entl4ieoen weroen loG.
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lpra@ sesen ieoes conititntioneae @e=
les. ST sriff Die &epablif wie oas &ai=
lerrei9 an, uerlanste Die GiuleBuns Der
Monar9ie uno erfldrte, feline 8artei
'piiroe u Die @erleibuns Der nptbmen-
o'sen Ma9t in Die Sdnoe oes prdiioen
ten timmen, I'M bic Orbnung aufre9t
gu erbalten. ct perlu9te, sinen 9rief
oes Siiriten 8ismard, Der ipahrsno bes
@rnim'i4en proseies perDHentli9t tpor=
pen mar, Su perleien, in mel@em er iast,
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Den bfentli6en CREDIT ltdrfen uno6ranf=
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bete gu perl9aifen. 9ies bra1te cine
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ano pes &eoners Stimme BON &ufen al
!er Yarteien iibertDnt. Oie Sibuna
a@lob pbne irsenb einc Mbtimmuns.
, 1875-01-23
Guropai(ae nadtidten.

2nneburs. Gin bier neriibter emit
letlider 6aubmorb bat, wie i6on be'
ridtet, am Is. DECEMBER Die seIammte
SeuOlts~uns in Die srOBte N~ufresuas
osrieet Der &aufmann NislAe, etu
beiabrter Mann nit man6erlei Sonber'
barfciten, bemobnte gang alein elm sro'
BeS SauS in Der StraBe am Serge Die
betreiienoe @ssenb 9eb0rt gu ben belcb'
teiten Der Sta0t. Derislbe bat ueoer
Seoienuna nodb Iufwartuns, beiorst
pislmebr a0e bauslid)en @ei9Gfte iel6t;
Die Wietbwobnuns i'm eriten Stod itebt
idon felt ldnserer 3eit lser, neil q.
our1aus feline 6amllie nit &inosrn
auinebmen monte. Sim Is. DECEMBER
sesen Nbsno wurbe auf benz Yoli3eis
bureau Sie Nn3eise gema4t, oaB NaA.
barn, ;pel6s Den u. batten ipreden
molem, nidt I'M Stanoe seweien, ibn
a~uf3ufinOsn, aud luutes 0ufen iei er>
iOlglos ssblieben. Sn Solse bisisr
Gnseise oerfiiste ii@ elm YOliaeiierssant
in Die @obnuns. gtaa @r0Hnuns
fano man ben &aufmann ". sridlasen
am Trslsn liesenS. Die Iussiise Der
%2aoenfaiIe waren aufss3o9em uno obne
Snbalt; ebenlo mar Elm in einem Stn'
t~er3inamer befinblider Softer 9eofnst
un6 anidsinenO Ourdlu9t. NaA oem'
lenisen, mas man tiber bic 8~ermO9enss
uerbaltniile bsS 81. aus auoerlallt9er
Aueue bort mirb bic Gsp.s Atx gGuts
, 1875-01-23
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2~onbon, 20. Sannar. Sas
Bulletin Der Mer5te iiber ben 3ultano
bes Yrinsen 2eopolo lortet iebr un9iit
itis, besslei9en oasjeni9e oes garof1
&inssleD.
2onbor n, %. San. gei elmer Sci
leleyplolipn su Soomoroen, Dorflbire,
,purben sel fern 4 Yerlonen getDotet uno
5 perpunoet.
0ie u9ailp Stems" 1a9t, bab cine gro
BE 3abl liberaler 9arlomentsmitslieoer
5rn. Mbams, ben liberalen u@inpeit=
i6er," erlu9t baben, cine Serlammlun9
einSuberufen, nm an @teae @laoltone's
einen anberen Siibrer su lpdblen. Sie
meilten Gbancen bat 2oro @ranpille,
nod linn Der Marquis BON Sarlington.
Sic ~Simes" iast, bab Seutl6lano,
Seltrei6, unb aublano li9 seeinist bit
tn, @lfonio ansuerfennen, obne leite
prpflamation bon 5eiten Der gortes ab
ou,parten.
2onbo n, %. San. Sic Iusl i6ten
auf cine frieoli9e 8eile9rns oes Strel=
tes swii9en Der Siirfei uno Montene-
gro lino bOifnunsspoIer. Gritere i6eint
na65useben. Oeltrei9 min Sruppen an
1
Ole bOsuil6e Grense ididen. Cine 0e=
pel9e bon Srieit an ben nStanoarb"
meloet, oab Die Montene9riner innerbalb
Der na6lten 8 Monate ni9t auf oas tiir
fil9e &ebiet fommen fDnnen, ba Ydiie
nno @ese ale ausel9neit ieien, nit
@usnabme ba, mo Die Sirfen in Der lle=
berma9t ieien.