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, 1875-09-14

Tho fast train over tho Pennsylvania Roal
left New York yesterday ut 4:S0 n. H., md,
nccorling to dispatches, arrived at the various
stations on ita way West on schedule time.
This trim, though possessed Of MI the light
ming necessary to Tie accomplishment Of it's
purpose, is lacking in ono important easen-
tial, to-wit, nn,noly: it carries no mail, tho
Postmaster-GcnerM prcferring to keep fGth
with tho now York Central managemont,-
with whom tho original arrangement was
snado,-and send no 1nail packages by fast
train until that road is ready to enter upon
tho work, which will bo On Thursday next
Tho train over tho Pennsylvania Road car
ries only few newspapers mud half dozon
newspaper men.
, 1875-09-14

It ia evident that tiluH far tho European
Powers hege prevailed upon tho Servian Gov
e'nmcnt 10 remain neutral i'll the struggle
now going on in Herzegovina. How long
this Hpirit Of forbearanco will Inst it is diff
cult to say, when it is known TINT tho Ser
vinn people arc hcartily in sympathy with
tho ce1so Of the oppressed province. Dis
patches from the Turkish Capital concetle
that recent engagements in Herzegovina hayo
resulted disastrolsly to tho invaders, 90 much
70 TINT the insurgents hayo ngain taken heart,
and are now laying vigorous sicgo to Tro.
biguo, which has n strong Turkish garrison.
, 1875-09-14

There sceuls to be no limit to the brazon
adrontery Of tho corrupt ring in tho County
Doara. They first violated all tho r7,les of
communicating by accepting n verbal propo-
s'al in open Board long after the time had
passed for receiving proposals, and yesterday,
when it transpired that tho ring contractor
could not furnish tho coal desired Mt tho price
agreod upon, tho ring coolly instructed the
clerk to change the contract and insert kind
Of coal which tho contractor could furnish at
big profit. 4 contract 10 awarded ia an
outrage nike upon tho taxpayers and upon
tho parties who had submitted proposals In
good fnith; but the ring in the County Board
'soens to have got long pnst The point where
'outragoa upou anybody ars worth consider
in1
, 1875-09-14

The Cincinnati Commercial ia wrathf,ll. M
well rs compassionate, over the loss Of tho
Equinox. 1t says ste was an old and oyer
]onded shin, and adds tlat tho sailors on tho
lakcs, sacrificed by raseally ship.owners and
recklesa forwartors, need pL1MsoL1 to look
aftor thon. But tie Commercial forgcts TINT
the owner Of tho Equinox was on board of
her. with his niece and granddaughter. Tho
i" rascally shir.owner" docs no. 1,ut himself
md his family OIL his rotten vessels. Tho
owner Of the Equinox has testified, at tho
cost Of hia OWN life, to Lis belief in her sca-
worthy qualities
, 1875-09-14

It has bccomo q mattcr Of notorioty that the
Interior Beas itself up az religious newspaper,
anA donounces TAE CMlcAuo TRinuNE "a I'LL irro-
lgous newspaper. As wo shnl probably l,ayo
much trouble with that paper In future, 1t being
very dogmRtto before We can make roligious
paper Of 1t, We propose 70 show that TIE Tn.n-
uNE, although SECULAR paper. is d better rolig-
ious ahcot than the Interior, and ia. therefore,
qualified to attompt tho conversion Of tho Infe-
rior. The last Sunday isBno Of TIE TRIBUNE
contained n complete outlook Of tho prospects
for tho election Of tho Epscopalan Dtshop Of
this dioceae; in account Of tho opening Of
Brother MoonYs campaign in Massachusetts;
akotch Of tho history Of ANN LEE, tho Shaker
saint: O rocord OF the proceedings OF the Sunday
School Convention In Kano County; Tho dedica-
tlon OF the Roman Church to tho Sacred Heart !;
q letter from Catholic upon miracles personal
notos with regard to tho ministers Of Al! dnnom-
inations; religious miscellany from tho churches
in general. tue world over; and comploto
etatomont Of tho servicoB in the city churches
last Sunday, 80 that strangors could pioh ont Tho
church they might want to attend. In ycssor-
day mornings papor woro printed q sornaon
upon tho kind Of revival we need, by the Rev
CHARLES L. THOMPSON, Of tho Fifth Prcsbyte-
risn Church; characteristic sermon by tho
Rev. RoDEnT CoL1YzR, Of Unity Church; a ser
mon by the Rov. II. N. Powers, Of st. Juhn's
Episcopal Church; tho revival sermon at Far
well Hall; the recognition services OF tho Con-
tcnniai Baptist Church: tho det1icatory services
vt tho First German Church Of tho Evangelical
Association; tho serviceR ut tho Centenary N.
e. Church; and special dispatches showing
tho proceedings Of tho Wonona, ILL.,, Conference,
tho Stephenson County Qli.) Bible Society,
and tho Ennflnv.acl.enl work II G{,anpa;gD III
, 1875-09-14

A resolution WINS adopted Inst night by tho
Common Council calling for tho opinion Of
tho Corporation Counsel III to the power Of
The Council To call al election of city officers
Tor this fall.
, 1875-09-14

lsussa is very mich Rtrongcr. Thu tiseon>
tent in tho Turkish provinces has increased
md spread since TINT tiule, an 1t il extreme.
" doubtful whetlIor they viii accept the
prutcrcd concessions. It tlley Ito not, the
Rpeck Of war will grow into great cloud and
ororsha{1ow all Europe.
, 1875-09-14

Tho iHarh lane Express, in its reviow OF
Tho English anil Continental grim markets,
speaks rather tlesrondingly Of tho seasons
sie}l, but hopes that With iibera inporta-
tions England will manage to get through
cozM{ortAbIy.
, 1875-09-14

We publish this morning q thrilling narra-
G7e by REunEA Bum, wlcclsyuan of thu
propeller Equinox, mud, SO for as is now
known, tho only survivor among all On board
that ill-fated yesscl. His account tArowa
considerable light upon tho circumstances
attending tho disaster, mud will DO rcs4d with
Intense interest. Tho loss Of tho Equinox
WIS not tho only terrible incident Of 'rhusy
day nights storm. While tho people Of
Chicago were rejoicing that. among tho
Bever1A wrecks near our shore, there
wero no lives lost, tho Equinox sank
with twenty-five persons, and tho steam,
barge Mendoza foundored Of Point Dotsoy on
Ihe Michigan Blote, near Traverse City. lie,
crew consisted OF twenty persons, and oi
these but saven were savod- The gale was &c
terrific it il wonder that any escaped.
, 1875-09-14

Rpcck Of war will grow into n great cloud and
ororshat1ow all Europe.
THE WHLsKY FRAUDS.
Tho letter to tho Commissioner of informal
Revonnc from tho Chief Of tho Special Iov-
cnue Agents concerning tho whiaky Frauds
which wns printed IN the Inst iesue Of 'rHE
TRIBUNE, is Of great interest, M It presents n
very exhaustive statement how these frauds
hnvo been rerpetrated and how they may l,o
prevented Az tho !ongth of tho letter may
havs deferred many from reading II, VIC will
reproduce Tho substance OF it in M brief q
eraca M possible, Tho syatcm OF survciL-
lnnce which has been In force hitherto wnH
based upon tho suppoaition of the honesty Of
local oillcers and whore local officers have
proved honest it haa worked admirably, nnd
tho Ink Inns been collected upon every gallon
OF spirits producod l'y the elistiler. But
among 1.5oo Storekeepcrs and Gaugcrs, as
a,t,ong 1,50o Of any other classes Of mon
in tho employ Of tho Government,
II haa turned ont that there are many tlishon-
ont men, and consequently tho system has
not everywhere worked M satisfactorily rs il
should. Thoro nre two favorite ways Of
prncticiug frand l,y the distillers. Tho first
OF these IL to remove spirits to tho rectifying
house without stamps mud disposo Of them by
filling stubs Of rectifer'a stamps with small
number Of gallons and tho atn1npB with
much greater number. The othor mode Of
p1ncing illicit spirits upon the market is thus
described:
Tho dlssier sends to tho rcctifyina house number
6f bArreia Of spirits which tho lax hss boon r+xl-
, 1875-09-14

tho nrt calling tho Convention into being,
and, after prescribing tllo qualification of
delegates, Tho FORM nj oath to 1o tnkcn, tho
,nnnner of elccting officers md filling vacatl,
cca, the net prohibits tho consideration, de-
intc, proposition, or adoption Of my chnnso
In Tho exiatiug laws OH tho following
Subjects:
Tho homestead AMI rersona1 rtcporty exemptions.
tho mechsu,ca' mud laborerh' tien anu Tho rights of
mlfEfed women, - scisre hy law. nor to arr or
amend Aec. Or s, art. ", Of said Cn,atttntlon,
nor chAfGn tic tAtin t,ctween to poll md property
taz ea theroin established shall Tho sail chnyrr-
t!on lIsvs power to rropnso adopt any amcdsntut
Or osdinanco vac*tanR amy Office ur term 1t 0ico
c1HtinR and ffd or lcd y yrtuo VI Auy election ur
appointment Under l1.n existing Constitution and laws.
until tho hstne alaIl 10 vacated Or expired under exist
ing fAwH: but the said Convention may recommend
the alol]ahnlant Of any Office when tho present term
therein shau e1rro vacancies occur, and they may
provide for hling such vacancies, nnswlae thnn ~
nnw and limiting Tho terma thsrcof. Nor shall BAE
convention adopt or propose any plan or amendment
or eehcinc uf compensation to the owncrs OF cmstc-
latel ssves nor for tho payment of any liability
doht Incurred wholly III p1tt Ia aid at tue late War
between tho States, for tho restoration Of iprta
onment for .tcht: shall ttley rcqurc propose
any educational or property qualification for nico
voting; nor shall said Convention rnss a5 orinancea
Legislative in their character, except anc
eary to submit the amended Constitution 10 t1n people
for thcr ratification rejection, 10 convene tho
General Assembly.
Notwithstanding these restrictions, evident
ly intonded to load OF tho disposition to ro-
turn to tho anto-lfel,cltion order OF thinga,
tho Constitutional Convention ,uay, if it sces
fit, throw tllom over and disregard them. The
nu1v rent rrofnr;o,, 1teu II, }1,n foot 41,nt 4tn
constitutional scheme must bo submitted to
the people and adopted by The people before
it becomes tho organic law Of tho State.
, 1875-09-14
In regard to tho Clinton {hfisa.) riot, an eye.
Yjtucsa thus tloscrtbos tho affair;

In about minutes pistol shat WAS fired in tho
crowd .1d quietly another and ID r. ~ moment NJ afty
mot. 70 10 anS 3t
their hitchings and Joined In the atsmpode. In tho
course Of u ninut4a exceeding $40 shots nrei
largo majority Of tho blacfs unsru1ed. hafing
becn cautioned sgalnat carving weapons the nee
shes fought only In selfisfsnse. Iy o'clock not
colored man wan ketn On tho ground. Asuled whites
esn,o ou. from clnton .ud aook poases.ioa Of The
armed men from Edwards and Eolton. Saturday
night no armed whto men occupied Clinton and
Vcxshurge1s. 100 ot whom veIs t,ere. solu.nancea
slsughterang The NEGROES. Al the colorea men they
dt!sd IN cold blood. Armed bands orgsnized ati,l
On. Il i estimated thst 80 voro isd IN ,hs
hlted had to dee 10 tue woods and swsmps for pro-
teeton. A complete reign Of terror pos4esses tbs
country.
a private latte. from yioksbprg contnins thin
havo doubt In the world that tho Clinton affair,
and especially that part Of u In Which thtse VckHbuTg
roughs participated, WINS simply cod-blooied murder.
md aospoEsdoes left here shey:woud not come back
Without killing fow nessees, evcn HAY haa % 60
@.ss q e &c., II .n a nd os
WAY, yelling ala Rr1nning ~ they marched through
lhs streets though they had routed valiant foe H.
nooent negroes tsytng 70 get out Of she1F Way.
1t, other words, the statement summed up is
As followa a gAuR OF Democratic suii5aaH In.
tsrfesed with Republican meeting and got hurt
"a bud a. tho negroes did In tho fight that fol-
lowed, ThereupouA = mob uf dcsperadoes Assem-
blod, armed, and commonced shooting una1med
negroes In tho woods, In thcir cabins. and in
fIslds where they were At work. Having mur-
derea iii who could not get out Of she way, tho
Democratic newspapers represented all was
uuiet, aud tho Chairman Of the democratic etase
Committee autographed to tho President thero
was no disturbance. The daed. az tho lotter
states, was only cold-bloodei murd6r. Tho
"auiet " 10 reported Mss only quiot because the
ruiisna aud desperadoes had hunted down and
killed thoso who were obnoxious " tAep, aud no
mora were left to pe murdered. THIS infamous
work WIS the reault Of tho teachiugs OF tho
vicksburg Herald. tbs further result OF 1t
should be the hanging Of thore concerned In It.
II btsaias|ppi we're governed by man Of cous-
age. the langings would speedily commence.
T. H-.t - Rff---
, 1875-09-14

Poetry Is held In sbt,orrcnco by the military
Alntit All tending to softon tho mind. 1t would
appear M though thu practices OF sncIs lneu n
Col. BAKHn had creator tendency toward soft.
o,ling Of Tho brnin. Nature. hownyor, Hcetns to
have guarded nYans. bucL tnisl.ap On tic part
Ds n,n,,y pf tiput.
, 1875-09-14
rERfn.s

Now hG Ia nlal--E rRiy. ilRt Id. Ho la writ,
Ing play.
T!,ou.a ,Ir.m>, ~ MauitoHoc is tho gues. o,
fficntt /. t! IL t:ty,
AItov ID ~ terribly hard up for meo that ba
II CO., ptng boys of t5.
III ilov Herman a. Duncan, Of Nov Ortosoa
Is n eueat at tho dranu racilic.
Tho lato Edward King, OF Newport, LOFT a5,QQo
900, besides tho rcst Of tho world.
Ler spoard- Tailionis is what tho Now FORK
Horid calls tho Law Of tho Black Hills.
Tho only fnll-booded negro in tho ALABAMA
Convention Ia Grceuo 6hadracb Washington
Lewis
Thoro's . sign in Cornwall for tho encourage.
mcnt of dosparIng husbands: Doarup d Car-
rhhor."
Tho prospect Of an unrHta1 amount OF peach.
Mautfy tll1a Boason 10 what has given Dio Levi
dyspepsia.
1larrlos HoAn,er ia nt work upon the largest
Eroup in marble abe over worked On, for ths
Centennial.
Victor Hugo has notted e70oo00 from tht
public. Other writer's generally catch 1t t,op
tho reviewers.
Capt. Card, Now 1Inmpehire's centena.ian, hts
''sllufllod" on at lask.-hoston Post. Waitius
for TIM taBt tr,,tnr
Kate st,,,on Ina fra ,cc.ur,a d, ,,.,vo- ~.
Of which is entitled "Why / Studied Iavs
Why, in,lcod; do toll.
T1,o 1,ov 1,otor+ 1oi-{, co,,,o, ~, t,,,,.., t..
a.ilof] for Enronr--Nc,a 15,,l lvo,n un1d NV. n,'
Ia, oniv 1rat ,a,,,,rsd
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rnhnnnv ,voYnant rol1oa nm, ~ ,,oor h.. -
rtrRGA in lila wcnkbHE Hnnt
,r,,. ,,.... o., ~ <,.
,.a..a,,. ~ .As .uu 4nse oo1' l"sao
,,nm .to't s ~, H., - ~. eansu n.us aso 'sAss9
A'"' -@oes " .1on' ~ tapef Dsf''ocF&'s.
~ '.sai" ~, ~ - , eov'.s W 'soso VI. seoao.
1o ana 40 ~ w Aouolo. "!en 'l' A1Ss
1"'f'14 9'. '''' eaos'. t0'o'suus'
M'sa Eolth cash' OF washington has b.
tsoshea herso'f TO Young "asof'nR-place bosu
Win *'a'ooo seaf' he married her U. y. u.
Doylc Job constitute 11a2leton, Pa. tirna.
Whon Ills partner beoaka OUT on llltn' dob has 70
Dear IT TRANQUILITY, but ho can't ait down on him
Joe Howard and Dossio Turner $50 In Boston
trying to find somebody to publish the fatter'a
book; They make good 2:40 team, don't thsy7
Don't suo tho 5Iarvsvl1le Nesos for libel. Il
you do, you will bo called twall-eyed beat"
Bat porhaps you are not sensitive ~ to tho Ut.
toyances at such folk,
Gov. Kellogg mud ex.Goy. Warnotn fn,.
ghslcn banda aoros3 tho bloody clasm Of n Nav
York hotel dtnipg-tablo, and yIo NTH ono .uo,he.
In pottepess sud Invitations To ubsto.
rbero v; i'll I'M m 1na,a, acou+a r.,.od !, o.
vannsh Ga Tharo IL an ax.acont thar hn,h.
dr,yee a streot,car for sh,llines day Of eight
cen hours and s comparatiyalv hanpv.
rr,o-o a,ro - tto n.rr,s, r.tho,,o. .x,o ,,.
"a noo1,o n n,ror1maoa N r,o,,.lo. :, :. pr,w =.
, 1875-09-14

1t is recommended that tho wo5ks Of CaAuuER
Ne to hold conaiaaions In The Eaglish army.
, 1875-09-14

a Troy IN. " church l1as hit upon An incea.
aous WAY Of serving tho ]n!co OF tho grape Al tls
conlmuuon- tablo OH temperance principles. II
mcteH uut gtape-ioly and watcr.
, 1875-09-14

AEeats wcro q,,e. aud easier, Mt ac for
shoulders, 11t@'11lc for short ribs. n'td 12o
for short clcnrx. IIahwincs were active
null 1c lower, Mt S1.1d per gallon. 1.ake
frciehts woro nctive aud steady, ut 81 10 for corn
to 1}ntEalo. Flour WINS in fair demand md
rather weak Wheat wae less active and
shatc easier, closing At 3l.15 for septom-
bcr md $l,11f for October. Corn WA nc
tivo and 10 lower, closing ut colo for Sop
telnber and $3.50 for October. Oats wcro
in good demand and frmer, closing At ;lGc
for September md 34o for October. nyo
was quiet and firm at 76c. Barley VIM
activo and irregular, closing wcak at S1.o9t
for September and s1.o5l for October.
Hogs were in good demand and averaged &c
higher, with Tho bulk Of tho Rales Mt S7a0@
7.75. Cattle were fnir1y active aud unchanged
Sheep vero firm. One hundred dollars
in gold would buy $11c.lol in grecnbacks at
tho coan.
, 1875-09-14

The tncredulous Journal says TuT TRIBUNE
writes its matrimonial correspondence In the
otlice. WIN Nr. SHuMAN kindly step upstairs
and rad halt ton Or 30 Of IL In axpiation OF
that c1uet Joke, or setrRct7
, 1875-09-14

Nc{-rCKERH TIfEATnE-Afadison street, between
pcatIorh anil State *lnnnilR Cotnet.'
, 1875-09-14

ACADEMY OF niUstC-1rs'setl street, between
Madison and Monroe. Engagement II ,ne M"rian
1'avlnr Combination. 1]t1lla and HcArs.f
, 1875-09-14
To.pay's ADJUSTMENTS, a

ADELPU1 TuEATRE--Ds7rborn street, corner
Monroe. variety performance.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

M0NrV easily made by selling TEAS at I'M.
lime PORTERS' PRICES, getting up
AoSuA clubs in towns and country for the old
est Tea Company in America. Greatest induce.
ments. Send for circular. CANTON TEA CO., las
Chambers ST., n. Y. apr34w
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SWORN STATEMENT
OF "a
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

GENTLEMEN: hereby certify that have had
Catarrh for ten years, and for the last six years
have been terrible sufferer. l was rendered par
TALLY deaf, had buzzing in the head, pains across
the temple, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes,
swollen and ulceraIed tonss, hard and constant
cough severe pains across the chest and every IN
dication of Consumption. My head ached all Inc
time. The matter accumulated so rapidly IN my
head and throat that conld not Keep them iree
Frequently at night would spring out of bed, 1t
seemed to me at the point Of sufocation wouid
then have recourse to every means III my power 10
dlslodge the mucous from my throat and head be-
fore being able to sleep again For period OF SIX
years my tonsls were liberated and SO much IN
famed that could with difficulty swallow: ! IL
nally consulted an eminent surgeon in regard to an
operation on them, but at his request postponed IT,
The constant Inflammation and liberation in my
throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping
down from my head had so irritated and infamed
my lungs that coughed incessantly-a deep, hard
cough. Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects of this disease that lost flesh, grew pale
and showed every symptom OF an early death by
Consumption. When matters had reached ms
stage, or about SIX months ago. began tne use o.
After using the first bottle began to improve
rapidly. The first dose seemed to clear my head
as had not known it to be for years. 1t seemed
cough in three days. BY using it as garge soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling OF my ton
siIs, SO that they soon ceased to trouble me. The
soreness across my chest disappeared, the buzzing
noises in my head ceased, my sense OF hearing anu
of seeing were completely restored, and every
symptom Of a disease that had reduced me to the
FOkD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
have been thus explicit. because, as druggist
have seen great deal of suffering from Catarrh,
and hope to convince many that this is great rem
! edy.
| / am familiar with the treatment Of CataTh as
practiced by the best physicians and nave consult
| { d the most eminent about my case. have used
every Kind Of remedy and apparatus that have ap.
peared during period of six years past, and have,
viii g following their use taken great care OF my
general health bu, obtained no relief or encourage
ment from any OF them. . 80
Since curing myself with SANFORD'o RADl-
CAL CURE have recommended it in over one
hundred cases, without single case OF failure, ana
have in mum, rous instances received wholesale or
ders from parties to whom had sold one bottle.
This is the only patent medicine have ever recon-
mended, never having believed in them before, al
though constantly engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
GEORGE +, DINSMORE,
With J. +. White, Druggist,
So Portland corner Sudbury street
Boston, February q.
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SANF0RDS RADICAL CURE
Local and Constitutional Rem
DIV.

LoCAL-Because it Is applied directly to the seat
of disease, the nasal passages, by Insulation
where 1t acts, instantly clearing the head OF mu-
cous Accommodations, ailayng pain and soreness
subduing Inflammation, and gradually drying up
the discharge.
CONsTITUTIONAL-liecaus IL IS taken internally,
where by its Alternative and resolvent properties 1t
puri6es the blood OF the acid poison always present
in Catarrh, keeps the pores open, the skin moist
and healthy gives tone to the nervous forces, i'm
proves the appetite and enables tho system, by lbs
powerful tonic influence, to completely throw OF
the disease.
Each package contains a Treatise on Catarrh and
Dr. Saniord's Improved Inhalng Tube Price 81
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS
POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
mar27.tSW4W
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SUFFoLKss. February %, 1873.
Then personally appeared the said George
Dinsmore and made oath that the foregoing state
mpnt Inv him subscribed is true. Before me,
fsiSncd) SETH j. THOMAS.
Justice Of the Peace
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Augusta. Ne, Jan. l6, 1875.
p Orders collected and goods delivered
o. within city limits free Of charge.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-14

Norling. Der bar reiit fra Susri9e |
1856 til Stein gort, fit | Seit iaa.
ban 2en9isl efter 6eorslanost os
lin 9amle Mor, at ban git Omboro
| ct $amburserbampifib "Sburin9ia"
for at beige 9iemmst. Sfibet anleb
Gberburs, % efter at bape forlabt
bette Stso er Norlin9 feet at ipao.
iers paa Oetfst, men iiben bar bet
life peret Spor al bam at fnbe.
SamtIise Meolsmmer at bet
frantic Miuiiterium bar ino9iuet On.
iesnins ON @fifeo, men Yreioenten
Mabon, bar mebbelt BET, at Mn.
ipsninsen life tunbe ibbpilSes. for.
emo ban bappe fat banne ct npt
Winiiterinm af Observation-Disclosures
sensG Raioritst.
y - Gaitslar bar bsiluttst at forIabe
Spanien, fereno Song @Ifonio fOm.
msr. Song Nlfonios Seiter, @rep.
inoen at @ir9enti, Iebluser BAN til
Spanien. - 8 forrise go. Of bort
8lab itob, at bet bar forbi mso Den
frantic 6%spublif; ben opmsrfiomme
0Gier foritoo piit, at Oct bar en- Sell.
tuselie, % ifulbe bore ben ipaulte
&spublif.
- Srebrif 8ilbslm, &urfprite at
Ssslen, sr beb. = Sen tpbite 9anb.
Dag CT inbfalot til Den 16oe San.
8iifOp @au9ben % fleits andre
fatboIife fra England sr a~ireiits for
at bs9pube Misiionen mellem be lpp.
li9e llnionsltaters iarpeDe 8cfolfnin9
- Sra W0brio / Sponien berst.
ties, at Der ben 10oe bs. ifal ienoss
1000 Wanb til Mrmesn paa 9uba.
% ira Sopanna paa euba bersttss
at Der. forubeu De 1000 Wane, ben
Den Toe hs. aufom 400 Manb lpan.
lie 8roppsr. Observation-Disclosures ts.
le9raierer fra Waorio, at Der oil
bItpe isnot SoIontsr til meo 0etber
at funue unosrtrbffe Spitanben.
= S~Orlsuoelien al Silt fra Sue'
ri9e til 3boiflanb bar / bsu isnsr'
8io eiort ct ooeroroentlist Dipping.
- 8arcelonas Snopoansre berepst
zig til at siue Song MIfonio en- fslt
lis Wobtaaelie. - Spanisns Bar
bar 9ipet &e9ierinsen ct 9aan al 40
Wlllioner NeaIer.