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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
STATE OE lREI AND.

SIR Having been in the South OF
Ireland for the last fortnight, l have had
an opportunity OF seeing good part OF
the counties OF Cork and Waterford IN
course Of some excursions through both.
Everywhere the crops look in splen did
condition, and-at least as far as my OBJ
servatien has extended-the harvest will
be unusually good and abundant.
! drove yesterday from Ioughal to
Lismore. :; distance Of about twenty
miles, and / never saw the crops Of all
kinds, aud especially the grain, in finer
condition The reapers and mowers
were hard at work gathering it in, and
the golden sheaves, cleaning in the
bright sunshine, recalled the landscapes
of Cuypt and Ruysdael.
have spoken TO several farmers, and
they are elated at the prospect OF high
prices for their produce, in consequence
of the damaging effect OF the continuous
rain in July on the harvest in England.
This fully bears out the statement made
by the Duke Of Abercorn at the London
derry banquet. will be a great means
Of allaying political discomfort.
Having been eight years away from
Ireland in Il tar eastern colony, can
bear testimony to the great improve
ment in the condition of the people OF
this country since | left it. Both in the
towns and the rural districts lnotlce
that the people are better clad and more
cheerful in their aspect than formerly
The city of Cork has made rapid stride
| within the period | have mentioned, ane
: has all the appearance OF a thriving ant
opulent community. Numerous new
) stores and houses have been built; it
: principal shops will bear comparison
) with those Of the metropolis; Its trade
D has largely increased, owing to tn
: deepening of he bed OF the river Lee
: which enables vessels OF large tonnag
d to discharge cargoes on the quays, Will
i in the th0roughiares the visitor is n
!. longer saddened by the sight OF rags an
II squalor or annoyed by the importunlt
OF shameless beggars-an importantly
however, often redeemed by native dro
lery.
!. At the Cork races q few days ago,
). noticed also the well-to-do appearance
- OF the poorer classes who atteude
J. them.
If Another proof Of the prosperity OF tt
E. Munster capital is furnished in IL
n. crowds OF well-dressed persons wi
4. throng the river steamers which ply b
4, tween Cork and Queenstown every da
ne Such pleasure excursions prove the e.
50 istence of an abundance OF cash.
j. have been so much pleased with the
n evidences Of the prosperity OF Ireland
-is that | have taken the liberty OF writiI
ne to You on !. subject which will, a
20 sure. afford pleasure to men of all p;
to ties anu cfeeo9. DoiAe'e ine, si Aa.'
~. fully YOURS, r. A. c.
TX Toughal. Co. Cork. Aug. 2l.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
gPOllCE LAW IN klLRUSH.

A most g!aring instance OF the tyran-
nv practiced by the Royal Irish Con.
stabulary has Just been revealed in the
ease heard in the Courthouse OF hil-
rush this week. In common with their
countrymen, the people OF kilrush cele-
brated or attempted TO celebrate the an
piversarv of OConnelrs birth. Head
constable Philpott, wise in his genera
ton" came TO the conclusion That the
people brought together for the purpose
of nonoring the memory OF the lliustrl-
ous dead, constituted an illegal assem-
bly," Tar barrels were burning, It's
true; but the practice is 4 common one
in Ireland. Without the least warning
the valiant officer ordered his men to
..charge and load" which order his sat
elites obeyed. The people were greatly
incensed, and to add to the popular in
dicnatiou, the police eXtinguished the
blazing barrels, and dispersed the peace
able people with their guns and trunch-
cons. Some highly respectable people o.
the town summoned Philpott and sever,
nj of those under his command for :
breach of the peace. etc. on the nigh
of the 9Th; and Philpott cross sum
moned some of the townspeople rs be
longing to "a riotous clan, The cas-
came on Tor hearing on Tuesday, an,
Notwithstanding some "heavy" swearin:
on the part of Philpott and his men, tn
ease against the police was established
beyond doubt, whilst the charges agains
the townspeople were dismissed. Th
police were severely reprimanded by tn
magistrate; and Philpott. having swor
the assembled people were "a disorderi
rabble,n came in Tor IN extra reprimanC
The magistrates one and all bore test
mony TO the remarkably peaceful an
orderly state OF the town Of kilrusl
Mr.. Philpott will scarcely be very POI
Mar man in the town after this event.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
THE MEN OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

Public attention is directed for the first
time outside of the Pacific States to those
extraordinary men, even for California
Flood Il O.Brien.
The character of the moral and social
lite OF the golden State is unlike any
thing known to our civilization. The
incidents OF the recent great failure, and
the tragic ending OF an ideal represent
alive of American dash and daring in
tenselv dramatic, and evolve the lights
and shadows of the golden gated Pacific
in manner at once curious and excl
ting. Ii is the old, old story Men be-
come mad with the craze of wealth and
ambition. and their ruin comes as swift.
and relentless as the dark browed Pareae
The drinking saloons of San Francis
co, like those OF New Orleans. are the
finest and most deliberately arrayed on
the continent.
In 1860. among the most adroit mixers
of drinks employed at . fashionable
Montgomery street saloon, were 4 coup.
lie OF young I-ishmen Either OF them
could mix cocktail in Il way which
commanded the unqualified praise OF the
veteran drinkers OF San;Francisco. The,
/ finally became noted, and took a modes
i saloon near the Stock Exchange. and be
gan business for themselves. They sooI
were famous. The house became thu
headquarters of the great mining stool
operators. These young men kept thei
ears open. and soon became thorough,
posted on mining stocks, and tiRally tool
!. small ventures. The great chiefs of tn
stock board, Mackay, Fair, Jones. Shar
on and others. were always glad to he'll
the bright, good-natured and quick Iris
boys with their advice. Attheir privat
rooms, when = champagne supper wa
j in progress, one or the other was alway
/ present, and in the social talk about tn
! mines. they got possession of many . 81
. cret which afterwards became invalus
!, BILE. They became rich. Some day
{ their bar took in five thousand dollars
: never less than half this sum. Whc
: the great movements were made in ii
81 stock market, you had to wait for = place |
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
A WORTHY APPOINTMENT.
From the ST. Paul Dispac.h.,


Our citizens of every religious denom-
ination will rejoice to learn that the nee
essarv Briefs from Rome arrived this
morning constituting the Rev. John Ire
land, Coadiutor Bishop OF St. Paul, and
il is to be presumed. alter the necessary
ceremonies have been performed that
the Rev. Gentleman viii be duly invested
with the insignia OF his holy office.
Father Irelaud is young man TO have
reached such a high rank in the church
as he has, but to every one who knows
the gigantic services which he has rem
dered in the cause of temperance and
the immense good he has done among
his own countrymen and others in this
community, it does seem that the height
he has attained is only fitting tribute
TO his great talents and many private
virtues. For the venerable prelate who
has presided for SO many years over
this diocese. the thanks Of this commn-
nifty are due for his exertions in procur-
ing from the benignant head Of the
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
@ee 1A@f Fa%s<N = ~ ~ & : r Effsf
1.lSH DEP AA ] 1ssN ! :
DILLON O'BRIEN, Editor.

Irish nuns excel in the making OF beau
tifnl. delicate needle work and OF lace.
Persons learned in such matters can tell
instantly Oh looking at i piece OF work
at what convent it was done. Inc
crotchet made under the superlnten-
dence OF the Youghal nuns is exquisite,
and so fire that it has i'll many cases
been mistaken for other kinds OF lace.
| have heard OF Il lady who purchased a
quantity of what she believed to be OLD
Roman point, i'll Italy, at great eX-
pense. Ga bringing it home she took 1t
to her dressmaker il Dublin, and gave
it TO her as q trimming for q dress, with
many cautions against waste, and with
repeated orders not to cut 1t unnecessa
rily. The woman smiled when she
heard the discolored work called antique
point. She got a magnilying glass ane
showed her customer that she had II
reality bought Irish crotchet lace, wheel
had boon dipped in some yellow huld Il
order to give it an appearance OF grea
age.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
Chicago & NOrthVGStellR

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pitisburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific K. r. at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines of this read
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for ali points west Of the Missouri River.
| Among the
inducements Offered by this
Route
to the trav ling public are ali the modern i'm
| provernents Rock and Gravel Ballasted Track,
| Steel Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
i Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
Lonnglng Cars, Westinghouse Safety An
Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort
Cunning Through Five Great 8tates,
and operating over 1000 miles Of road, this
company presents to the traveller facilities thai
are not and cannot he offered by any conpeti.
tor.
All ticket agents can sell yon tickets via thi
route.
Il II you wish the best travelling accommOda
lions, you will buy your tickets by this route
and will take no otter.
GARTIE HTGHITT,
General Superintendent.
W. III. SIENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
91y-wk
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
POETRY.
TIE HANDFUL Of EARTH.

] F7E 7E!lD- U Ut FAX n.
It's sailing am, at the dawn of the day,
To my mother that's over the sea,
But it's little I'll care for my life anywhere,
For it's breaking my heart will be,
Bnt a treasure I'll take for old Ireland's sake,
That I'll prize all belonging above;
It's a handful o. earth from the land O my
birth
From the heart of the land that love.
And won't tie poor lad in his exile be glad
When he sees the brave present bring!
And won't there be flowers from this treasure
Of ours,
In the warm Of the beautiful spring?
Och, Erin Machree though it's partln we be
It's a blessing III leave Oh your shore;
And your mountains and streams III see IL
NY dreams,
Till cross to my country once more.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
The -Anti-MonopoliSt.

Liberal Republican party, in this state.
Since I commenced this letter | have
seen Capt. Brade44 Of the United States
land office at Litchfield, and he informs
me that the immigration. west Of the
''Big Woods" has greatly increased since
harvest.
They say bad news flies fast, but here
is gratifying proof that good news can
travel fast too. ID. OB.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Rail-
road, for

NEBRAs CITY, ST. JOSEPH. ATCHIN-
son, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS CITY,
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And all points in the Southwest.
Returning, will leave Omaha at p. m. and
Council Bluffs at 400 D. m, reaching Sioux
City at $50 p. m, Mankato at $50 q. m, and
St. Paul at 1895 a. milne, Is hours; max
ing this
Ten Hours the Shortest and only Direct Route
Between the points above named.
Passengers from Minneapolis will take the
2:55 D. IN. train on the Mimi & st. Louis
Railway, which make direct connections at
| Merriam junction with the "Omaha Express"
+! Tickets and further information can be pro-
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON, Ticket
| Agent, N. W. Corner Third and Jackson sts.,
St. Paul, and at the Depot foot Of Jackson st.,
and from COL. JOHN w. HENlON. Ticket
Agent, under the Nicollet House, Minneapolis.
81. James Accommodation
Laves ST. Paul at a, m, and arrives at st.
james at p. IN. Returning, leaves st. James
at 9:45 a. m, and arrives at St. Paul at p. m,
Sundays excepted.
/ r. ". BISHOP, General Manage1s
JOHN r. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
&c. BOYDEN: General Ticket Agent.
, 1875-09-18
Gnsiaup.

aonoor, II. Sept. Ser v6iobe"
Nat llrlade ansuncbmen, oaB Die arml-
rulltdt cine &reu5eriabrt 5nr geN9tl=
auno Der Gcsisrungslperte IN Molta te-
.oblibtiss. Sic iron50lilbsn nno ito
.IienilAm &riegshdien lollen 9lelbtaus
bcludt peroen.
Sic nMornins gpii" beri9tet, oob
Scr 2incpln=5burm, pelden Der Gbrip.
Meumon Soll nsbcn ,einer Stride 5u GD
ren 81. 2lncpln's uuifilbrca lieB, be1'abc
poqenoet 1T.
aonbon, II. Sept. gIn5ele9ramm
uon @bougboi ou&Nut,''s Siireal' la9t<
ouB bic Ycrl0nolun9cn beaa9lI9 Der
Wunnon'lGen UfT oittbaten nod ntdt
ehleolst DdreM. De ctn5lgtn erleoig-
ten Yu. fte itlen. SAP cine opc5'al-Ge@
ionotiG0ft nuN gonopn 9el9ld' ptrce
ano oob Der AlntilAe %ic>onlB enc
@ommilion sur uutsrln@un9 lsner 9er
lpaltihntcn erllenre.
Ser Carl BON Quntin9ton 1T 9eltor=
ben.
, 1875-09-18
J. lda0itde Deps|1en.

9 It o II, II. Sept. Die 0iebe,
lueI1e por9eitern Die 6irmu Sargent &
Comp. nm Noter, G0ed3 uno 8oor8eIo
gum Setrage pon SIT, 900 beraubten,
lanOten seltern Die Sanfonpcilunsen u.
@ehicl 5uriid unb bebielten nar oas
gaargelo sum Setrage pon $73.
q ew=Yort17. Gept. Sn 9tr. 81,
Nnnitr., brad scItern friib 6euer aus,
iuel9es ii6 aui gtr So uno SO nrib 9}r.
%, 25, nno 81, Seefmonnitr., erItrcdtc
uno porausIi 9tli9 iiber $4,000 edo
ben onri6tete.
Y6ilabelpbio, II. Sept, Ser
Yro5eb @cIterpelt's. 9ie @ertbeioi9u19
5dloB geltern Morgen ibre 3cllgcnal5-
lo9cn, bebjelt es lib aber uOrl nod mel-
tere @ntlaItunssseusen onijurufen.
Die Mnflaqc lieb Den Meu .0orfer go
Ii5iiten2au96in pernebmen, nm ourd nle<
len 3sugen cine Nu5Ia9e 8eterpelt's 5u
entfr0ften.
2onispiGe, II. Sept, 0os Sc
rii9t 9ins 9eitern bier, ooB Die @as=Gom
pagnie bon bier I'M 100000 bctrogen
worotn lei. Mtan iuAt Die So6e &C.
beim Su bolten nub lit AQes, mas man
barber erfabren %fonltc, oaB 0arnett
s. Moribal, Der aollircr Der Gompue
ME, Der I4uloi9e 5beil lei.
Sc beiBt, oerlelbc babe lein GiGent6um
Der G~ompognie iibertru1en uno lpcroe
2ebtere ooser BON einer Gerfolgung a6=
iteben. Mariball 1T cine lcDr betannte
9eriDnli0felt uno oas @crii0t Iber 1ei=
ne 9 iulltreuuns uerurlO6tc oober 9rpBc
M%nfre9un9.
9t.2puis, Is. Sept. Cine Spe=
ol=9epeide pon@1lpeiton, Scras, mel
oct, onB Elm GROCER EGeil iener Stoot &C
tern N6eno infoi9e zines Norominocs
unttr @aIIer itano. Mebrere @tritct
ipuroen perIest, lont 0ber mar Der Sd
Den gcring. Sic GIlenbobnbriife te1l
nod, nan wiB nber uiAt, cb lie iM
9tnnoe it einen {~tGpfen 9ruf aas5u0al
ten,
9on6roneiseo,1 6. 5tpt. Ser
9eltriSe Bcrldt oab bic 9lNaD- ulo Gil
berlbmel5perfe On Tlono &c O'6rleE
iibertra9en nosocn leien, %crlpeilt li6 ais
perfriibt. Sbglei1 Die 9ircttoren Der
.8anf BON GAL" la9en, ooB oiellebertro
9un9 obne 3weifel ltattTinoen werOc, miro
bieIes bo6 ni9tin ndbfer&iir5e 9eide6en
geitern abeno 9ing oas @erii9t auf Den
Stroben, baB Die Sanf am II. .. mieber
erDfnet weroen loq. Na6fraSen bel ben
9ircftoren baben %ibrigens oielcs@erii9t
niAt beitdti9t.
, 1875-09-18
Gurepai(1e nabrihten.

Serltn. Die Serbltmanouer Der
preubild)en Armee beginnen ain 4, Scp@
teulber uno l6llcBen i'll IQgcmeiacn III
Der britten Scptember>@od)e. Die
Gntlaluns Der J%ieierpcn erfolst nns
nnmittslbar naA Dem Wieoerelnriiden
Der @arnil omen in tire Quartlere, allo
BOT Be9iMn Ger srltcn Sttobermude
base9en besinnt bic Gin5icDuns Der Sc.
cruten 5iOllden benz /. nno S. 9topcuh
bcr. vs. weroen ourh oiele lnoronun<
gen betrddtllde @rlparnihe er5ielt.
Die 3abl Der fremben Sficitrc, weIb'
ben Wian0pern %beiwobnen, bat ltd III
ben lesten Ga9en ourd) Sablrei6e Ofela
Oungcn aus Amerlta uermebrt.
Die euan9eliiAen Yrouln3ialsG onli'
@torlen baben unter 0lnluelS auT tbrs
uOriabri9en S~trfasuuscn Die @ciltliden
in ben @emcinosn, Don wslben ole Abs
baltuna liner firhll9cn 6eier am 2.
Septemper 9ewinidt uerocn iOute, ers
mabti9t, einen representations @ots
tesoienlt gu be9ebeu nno oenlel6en III
eiuer ben 0rtlibcn S%trbdltnlllen eat9
lpredenoen Wtile einSuridtcn,
a3u Dem pldtl9en @eiceen, nelde in
Der porisen Sellion Oe5 prcuBii1en
g~auOta9es uuerlcot9t 9cblls6en linO, 9es
bout Der Gntwuri eiaer WegesO ronung.
Der Gntwuri mar in Der @~omMIilion
our9beratben uno Die 9te9icrnmg l3rer'
lcitS bercit. Den BORT belAlonenen Iban-
oerun9en 5u3ultlmmer, 10 oaB BUS j3u-
ltanOetommeu oeS @eleseS tm Nb9eorOa
n~etenbauie 9elidcrt mar. SIS miro oa'
per Der @ntpuri uno guar nit ben bon
oer Gommllllon beantra9ten Ab0noes
run9eu wleOer uor9els9t wtroea. Ders
lclbe mar mr. fir Ole aht alteren Yros
%uin;cn berednet ulo miro jest audi ani
Die ueuen au8geoebnt WerOen.
Sci Der 0olOsAu5prG9un9 auf Den
prtuBil1eu Wtiu5ltQtteu bcfinoen ltd)
gum erlten Wtale 3 Wtia. ltart @olo>
miin3sn ilr Rripatrc@Mnn9.
Die Neerolgun9 oeS i'll "a Sebenss
iabrs perltprbeuen Generals Der Snfans
terle D. .3altrow fano auf oem Suualis
;lrdbole tatt. Sn wsl@ bobem 4nleben
Ger 8erllorbene bel Soic uno bel lelnen
Gameraoen ltanO, 5ei9te Die au89elubte
3raueruerIamnllun9, Die Iid) nm ben
Sarg oeS 8erewl9ten gum leetsu aicbeS>
Oienlt uerelAiste Der &ailer, Der &ront
prin3, ocr Bring &arl. Bring Srieorib
Garl lieBen lid) OurA ibre Iolutanten
oertreten. AuBeroem bemertte ma an
~; reth auinebabrten. nit ben Oroep
, 1875-09-18
Meenten ~Der1anat.
A1' La d. F0OA6,
Boz 7ss, New Yoeak

DR. FooTE IL Der gsrfaFsr nsbrerer usettetnt1des
Wersr, snn heaeit ems iber 100000 Grenplare Gbfas
s~efunpen Bat. Gin spettes nDas Weni6enistem" pber
nSFene gplfsiprahe unb eeiunber Menlaenperfaub,"
bat euen Tbfas bon iber 10000 errei&t. Dieies lestere
Ebert srideiat lest ensiiia unb beuti4. Gin neueres
@8erf ug8t1sni&aft Inb Dtdtuns" pber SAMMY TUBBs,
her iusenbli6e Gr3t, unb sPoNsIE, Der ldfise Mffe, err.
faetnt %prrlduits muir enslii&. Wsgsn SnbaltsYsrSei&-
nihe Sieier g8erre poae man lid eutpeser an DIR. Foorr
senSen Sber an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 2oth Street, New York.
Msenten tperben fir rem gertrisb bieIsr g1erfe ~serfanst
nnp ertaItsa iebr sanfise 8etinsunssn. Gu manSer
aseAt bat i8pn bur4 ben gertauf tisfsr gBerfe Fb ben
Grunblein 3a einert fletnsn gerla5sen eelsst. ,Eas
0teniasnipastt" IL fir Grwadiene uab ,tgDiFenfdaft unS
Dt&tuns" fir bic Suaenb elm pDrsielides. lsbrreides uso
Invertebrates gDert. Gin Sntaltsser3etdnis Der Nerfe
welaes franco per gpt an isbe gbrsfe p~srfanbt pirb,
etebt cine ppafduSise 9eiGretbuus b~erlslbea. Rpa
etnntal:
Ngentem ooer Golporteitre uerlangt.
Abreifire pie obe..
, 1875-09-18
Sctbien.

8el9rab 5, II. September. gta0
lerbil9en 8eri9ten baben Die SIrten
cine neue Gbriltenoerfol9uns %besonneu'
0ei Oro1owa i'm nOroll9en Sosnlen
,purben 6 ebrilien malatrlrt.
&raiusewacS II. September.
3weiunopier5is 9eputirte pponlren Der
&esisruns uno lino fir Den &rle9, bod
cine Mebrbeit i9eint fur bic AorelIe 5u
fem, wel@e pprlAldst, Die 6ra9e Oet
@sisbeit Des Jiriten gu iiberlaIen. Sie
&esisruns 1T bO@t tbati9 in ibren Be-
m~ilbunsen, ben Srieoen aufreAt 81 cts
Dalten. Die unmittelbare &rle9s9es
fabr 1T infolse bellen ni9t 10 sroB.
, 1875-09-18
Sarfei.

2onbon, II. September. Cine
8srliner Spe5ial Stpel6e an Die
Zines" meloet, ooB Die lebten Grfol9e
Der Sniur9enten Die Sortlssuns Deg
@ucrilatris9es bis gum 0riiDjabre uDq
LID MAIDEN. Sn iuI4em 6alls miro es
j9per lsin Die Serben surild3ubalten,
Yartci su ersreifen. Seltrei4 bat in
Dem ss bisle WlOsIidteiten i'm 9luse be-
bdlt, Sefebls erlailen, I'M Die 2iefernng
Der 4feroe i'm Sale einelM tobiImadnne
gu resuliren.
, 1875-09-18
ben.
Granfrei1.

8er1oil1es, II. Sept. SnFnl9e
Der prompteu gntlaHuns oes @omirals
De &onciere le Nplrp Doben Die &cpu@
blifaner in Der seltrisen Sisung oes
permanenten gomite's oapon Ibfano
9enpmmsn, Die &esierun9 su ~interpeai=
rem.
, 1875-09-18

Bombay, II. September. IS 1T
beri9tet, oaB Der Ni5sam pOu Spoera-
bao ii9 9%epeisert babe, Der Ginlaouns
oes 8ice- &Oniss Solse gu ~leilen, um
ben prinsen bon @ales au empfan9en.
9ieies rief in Der uitinOii6en Yreie
ausemeine Gummentare berpor. Die
LINES. BON Snoien seist ieoo9 oefini=
tin an, baB Der NiSSum bic ginloouns
ansenommen babe.
, 1875-09-18
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