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PRICE THREE CENTS.
ENGLAND AGAINST RUSSIA.
INDICITTONs or BRITISH DESIRE n
T1KE PART IN THE WIR.
The shipping OF Troops TO Malta Dispiease
the Russians-Fosterina sympathy fos
Turkey Among the Turkish Soldiers.


Turkey Among the Turkish Soldiers.
LONDON, July 2s.--Tho cmbarkatlon al
Portsmouth OF troops for Malta by the troopshp
Crocodile yesterday evoked good deal Of en-
thusiasm. which was In marked contrast to the
departure Of the Euphratcs the preceding day.
which passed almost unnoticed. The papers
remark th0t n call OF three cheers for the Turks
uttered by some ono on tho wharf was re-
sponded to with great spirit from the departing
troopship. Some person unknown also took
aboard large numoer .. 49,, 49,, .,,.' -.
pamphlets. and gave thcm to tho scrgeants 10,
distribution among the troops.
BERLIN. July 29.--In consequence OF tho Ia
spatch OF British troops to Malta n regular cam.
paign has been opened by tho entire Russian
press against England. Some journals ridicue
tho insignificant force England can spare for
an Eastern war others 1crcey declare that
odious England Ia fighting Russia even now.
seeing that tho Egyptian troops have been
equipped with English money. whllo all agree
in regarding English antagonism as mattor
OF Indifference. and not to be dreaded by Russia
SAN Francisco. July PA Victoria, V. l.,
despatch Of this date says: "All things at the
dockyqrds are being got ready for active SER
q depot for co9,ling and victualling her Majes-
LONDON July 2s.-The Tines correspondent
at Tirnova, at the Junction Of the jamboii.
Philippopols. and Adrianople Railroads writes.
under datc Of July 10. as follows: There has
been Il horrible massacre Of Bulgarans by
Bash Ba2ouks at Ycni Snghra. Not n single
Turkish regulars. The Bash Ba2ouks, Cir
cassians. and irregulars treat all tho villages
they pass tho same way-burnng. ravishing.
and pillaging."
,CETrrNJE, July 2s.-The bombnriment Of Nic-
sics Is continuous. Tho Montencgrin chief
Visotcs, has destroyed two more blockhouses
Several houses in Nicsics are on fire.
CoNsrANT1NQpLE. july 23.-The exodus OF the
Inhabitants of tho threatened districts con-
tinues en- mdsse. The Russian rctrograds
movement toward Yeni Saghra is regarded 40
piece Of strategy.
The Philippopolls railway has been restored,
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Presentation in the rinh Avenue Theatre

Mr.. f. +. Rice. the composer Of Evangelne."
which has Just finished simultaneous IN this city
AMI IN Boston. cor ueI the orchestra in te FNh Ave
nuc Theatre last evening. At the Close OF the perform
ance he was ntei with whatapro arci 20 bee large
vase Of goi. hut WAS really I'm can ham somcv gl,I
ll NE property man ami hlcd with baked beans. pork,
AMI brown bread Tie IRE ,eufAilDu wu~ made oi l,.
hal of the attaches of the theatre hy Mr. Sirplcn fi.Ac
who en.tr-ei upon The tact t.nt MIR Rice was the only
Hnsion mana.cr 90 musician who hat chrrriu'y admit
ted the -ulr macy of Ncw York, art!-uca> and N,ihct
lcay and the uicfiOuty oi This urtrnau. a. summer
resort Mr., Roe responded IN snl.ns hi, own sons.
one Hundred Ntars A-uN Mr. tltoNcr GoudWin. the
author Oi ic Alrcttu u Evans ,lup, was too M tu be
present. AZ this festival and las beans will be ;, Ut on 10
Ian hy tNlItss
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\ Temporary nioclnde at ror, Morris.

DOVER, n, J., July 9s.-A delegation Of the
strikers from Post Morris came to Dover early
this morning. and, after stopping The dr.ll and
Chester train. riurncd in the through mil to
Port Morris There it was also stopped, but
was allowed tu 70 ON 10 accommodate lunornl
party that Nas ON the truin. At l.8O T. VI. they
stopped the mix tram and COMPEL dth' train
Non to run 1t un siding. The ENstpn eNpr, ~
Sinll"d AT Drukrsvi", Whenrr your corrcs-
pom, mt walked tn Port Morris. Ahou, onn hum
Itnd S,tlnlns trtln'nrh Mnr, nliiht about ino
hold nll trans there for tho present. Al about
i. NJ. they rerriyed instru, lions from thor
further orders, and allowed Tie milk unl
ether trains following TO 90 through. Port
Morris ~ an important point for tho srk-
"rs TO hold. 1t Is the summit Of tho
grade between tho Deawarennd llu isun rivers
and the great coalini: station OF the company.
Alere arc now lying idIo at that place twenty
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


LONDON. July 2s.-Sir Henry Halford. Captain
OF the United Kingdom Rifle Team says The team viii
sail for the United states the 10Th Of August do not
think there will be any alteration in the composition d
it, This evidently means that Dunlop anl Young VIII
90 Sir Henry also SAYS am writing TO Mr. Shcrncr-
ho4n to-day 10 ask for more than two days week Tor
Practice As the trCtdiuuor is The lar prac-
uce RANGE OF the Americans and shall not he able "a
shoot tn-cfler again before sailing II would be NAM
icstN unfair ~ restrict our practice
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MIR. Spotz's Vow.

Isaac Meyer. butcher. Of 39G Leonard street
was lined ~ by justice Scmcr yesterday for brutalJ
assauliing Henry Sron OF l3l Bushwick avenue Brook
u, Who because hc quicta reserved was docme<
coward When Meyer assaulted him he iii not defend
hm,l huthal Meyer sirl llc saii t0 tie Justice
that he was NJ coward In former years nc was ire.
~, MY ~ hrnMs hut once lac struck man nni imured
HIM 80 That he narrowly ESCAPED death THE injured
persons wife died frsht at her husbands condE
ton 81 ot1 then made VOW never 10 strike another
man under any revocation, ana he las sacodly kept
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Starting the Freight Trains.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Twelve freight
trains lcft Cumberland to-day coming cast. and
nine left Baltimore going west All have ar
rived safely at Maitinsbure. where they will re-
main during the night and proceed in tho
morning. No difficulty has occurred in the
II. wing - trans.
PHlIADELrmiA. July 2s-The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad h.lN, started tho stock trains from
lNsturgh eastward. ani have now th ir entire
line open FOR frrl.ht. Thy have directed thrir
agents gt \ " York. raiad,.lphia. and Bati-
NOR" aud Al seahoArl points. 10 receive freight
for all points West and South.
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The Death of rr0r. jackson.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. July 2s.-Dr. Isaa, W.
Jackson ior MY onc years professor in Union College
died this afternoon. after brief Illness In his 73i year
lie WAS born In Cornwall. Orange county. y Y grad
uaed at the Albany Academy with the highest honors In
l-24 sraiuaiei from Union college in is2e. and 70.
manned IN the Institution from that date. tutor and
professor Prot Jacks "a was the author ot works os
COM. sections, % t,s. MECHANICS, and tr-Ouomctry, all
a. which wrrg h-iN esteemed iy saNauts aud some
them adopted IN iur'i-n uniNtrsiues Through hii
iA VS. -url lr contributed largely during ycarl
10 fr Introduction Ttrtrn-, amt distribution uf the
choicest iiii, ai flowers and tO the elevation VI thS
AIT % land ape gardening.
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NEwDuRGH. July 2s.-The fourth annual re-
gata OF the Newhursh Bay Yacht club Is TO be the
on next "Wednesday over hy boats have been entered
for the class has been made for catamarans sir
or seven Of which will compete for prize. six
boats from Jarsey city. about the number from
Ncw Rochelle four ave from Rondou eight or ten from
this city aui others from PoIehkocps" Sew Hamburg,
BreoSlyn, Albany. Lans.nshureh, Now York. TookskiI
and other places have hc, entered There be nvs
classes of boats prize o $50 70 gscn 20 the boat
which shall uAkr the hest tied time The course ID
ilm Ncwl urlh 20 iiskil south To- Sew Windsor thence
north 90 Dsu.kammcr POINT. AMI back tO the star I'M
point, twice over making twenty miles
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Tao Lehish Valley striker. A.,ounded.

EAsToN, Pa, July 2s.-Thc Lchlgh Val
Icy Railroad Superintendent r. II. sayrc. is
sued notice yesterday to the strikers that as
they had chosen TO abandon the service OF tho
company. they would be paid Off. and accounts
with them closed. rs speedily as their pay rolls
could he made out. A number Of the mon up the
road are understood TO have been paid off al
ready. This action astounded the strikers. OF
all tho things they expected. this was not one.
Tho military In Phillipsburg nre so disposed
E. S SHS SHG d@naS M aS nEat S NV eS Norris % and
also to cut of all approaches from this side by
unanthori2ed persons. Even the landing Of
skiils on that side of the river has been forbid
den. Howiizers are planted in position To rake
the railroad bridge and headlights throw Il
strong glare,ot light upon the approaches from
fantry ls stationed. Much difficulty is met with
IN ilnding engineers to take trains out. as they
profess TO believe thoir lives are endangered by
50 doing. Tho one who started ont to-day on
the Morris and Essex road is said TO have been
paid 800 to run as far as Washington. Two
Elizabeth have arrived.
News received here from Scranton causes fear
of great disturbance there. The Delaware and
hudson Companys miners are reported as
going out on strike. This. II true will turn
loose nearly 10000 men in the. country sur
rounding scranton. whose probable actions are
infinitely more q be dreaded than those of the
railroad men; The Wilkcsharre and Lehieh
men are out already. and 5000 miners are said
TO have left the Plymouth mines.
None OF the threatened demonstrations to-
night have been made nor are they now kelly
To- be. The new company of Easton Blues
eiEhty-iour strong. has just left 10y wagons for
Allentown, A private rumor i spread, upon
pretty good authority. that 1000 Pcnnsyl lvania
soldiers are 10 be- thrown into South Faston
suddenly within the neat twenty four hours as
the Jersey troops were into Phillipshurg. Tho
officials Of the Morris and Essex and Jersey
Central oXpe 4 10 have all their trains running
on time on Monday next. Perfect quiet rgiEns
tonight in Easton and its vicinity Nearly all
the drinking saloons are closed. The streets
are fun. but the crowd is good-nuturcd.
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The Moyement. OF rronp..

NIAGARA FALLS, July 2s.-Four hundred
men Of the Eighth Regiment arrived hero to-
day from Syracuse. They dined at the Inter-
national Hotel, and leave tonight for New York
MHEtLNd. W. Va. July 2s.-A company OF
United states regulars arrived here to-day by
way oi the BALTIMORE and ONO Railruad nnd
nre IN camp near tn" railroad machine shops
II Is rAlHrrd that trains Wil be started IN u day
or 50, All IS uuipt
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
Gov. Potts Calling Every Man to the Front
A Fight Imminent.

DEER LODGE Montana, July 2s.-A mil
has ustarrivcd from Missoula. Capt. Rawn had
an interview with Joseph. White Bird. and
Looking Glass on tho Goth inst. and another
talk was set for tho 27th. Our people are
sparring for time. which the Indians seem
willing TO grant.
Gov Potts issued proclamation on the 2sth
inst. but no copy reached here He wants
every man TO the front, Tho troops are we'll IN
trenehed and will hold tho trail. Volunteers
are W lnted Tor on'nsiNe purposes. All udvices
indicate fAht imminent. Our scouts report
many wounded Indians and ponies
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Another Unhappy Marriage.

Mrs. Jennie l.. Gibson Of South Brooklyn hal
begun for absolute divorce IN the city court rom
Robert Gibson. Both are young. and married 10
fhrWy % last ear in iir Jane street T. church ID
is riN In An. ut nst she SAYS hc proved uniaitlul
nli >un i macAust but l. sAi 10 Loaf more than hs
works The case j. tu Dee tried this ialL
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Preventing Cruelty TO Children.

PovGHKEEpsIE. July 2s.-Thc General Super
ntcnicu' Of the Society tor the Prevention Of Cruelty
children achod here tonight and is following the cir
cu>es anil mcray rcs throughout the state. lie sau
that Freddie and Willie q Bucu are with the ondo 70
'cu-. now here as ncrohats and trnrcxe performers
4
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Not Eli to be IN Alderman.

LONDON July 2s.-Thc Court OF Aldermen oA
the city of London have resolved by of 10 that
Sir John Bennett Is not person ~ and proper support
the dignity ani discharge tho duties Of an Alderman sr
John Bennett recently elected for the ward of Cheap
after an active contest aud by close lie RaiL
cal ani. though the Court nf Aldermen diScaim any po
hucal motive, his rejection will probably cause consd,
cradle feeling and party controversy
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Flooding the Mine. a, ,yilhc.snrre.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 25.-The miners
have stopped the pumps. and the mines are
being flooded.
The strikers to-day allowed an engine TO run
over the Lehieh and SuslucL.nna road. to
carry Judge PaXon. To- Philadelphia. 10 hold
Supr"u" Court ON Monday
No mails arrived here since Thursday until
this evening. when two BAGS from New York
viii cA had reached 'ranion over tie Deawar"
and Hudson road, were brought here by pony
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SEDALIA, No, July 2S-l 4. M.-The stok-
ers here IN the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad had u large meeting yesterday alter
noon, after consultation had been held be-
two'n the strikers and officers Of the rond in
which the iii'ers made very fair propositions.
rrs. the only lif.ron being ns e. the wages Of
ira 'kmen. and the mileage paid to hrakcmen
ana iirrmcn on short runs. II il gcnorally be-
Loved that the terms of the Officers will be- nc
ceptcd. and the men resume work this morning
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The Mall. Running In All Directions.

WASHINGTON, July 2s-To-days mails are
running in all directions without delay. Some
local trouble at Pittsburgh caused temporary
ohstru tion Of seven hours yesterday. and all
mails going through that place are delayed
twelve hours In transit. The Pan Handle is Still
running only on" train each way between In
dlnuapolis and Columbus, but is running double
b"lwc tlnInnntl ana Pittsburgh. In other
parts ui the West the situation is unchanged.
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While Miss Nellie Merritt was visiting Miss
Loiuc Barnett at the residence ct her grandfather eN
city Treasurer scott In Asior street. Newark ON Friday
evening the siTls found pistol IN the pocket Of coat
lr'onfins o. son NJ VI Stout. ami caitnisc which
teA inserted IN ono OF the rml ~ barrels The re~en.
llucr 90 the cartridge tu The blank ones ch they had
seen IA tlc fouIth led them tO toy with H. AMI M
weapon tNIufed Tie hall entered Mis-, barrett. right
temple A.t'f probing the wound uusucrr.-fuly cuun.
c ~ iunf physicians was l,l but up o. listr,t the
Ia had not been removed The lady ~ critical CON
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a brooklyn Husband. brutality.

Daniel McCarty Of 735 Bergen street Brook
yn' laboror, was before Justice Bloom yesterday for
beating hi wife Mary. and the charge long proved
he wa, sent 10 the Raymond street jail fr nfi,rnays
ON his way 10 tie Black Maria he passed. his wife ami
sirutN her blow in tie face which almost ll.r her
WITH Jain lie va, ururd Hr'uni AMI N.f A,I hntk %
Justice Wo0n who added ton day. 90 hIs sentence Ne.
Carly went un Nursli. gruMllug
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AuDuRS. July 2S.-G"orge W. perk. editor Of
the Diiy Ahun.5 of this city shot himself at about
O'Clock this e'emn- fhch' entered hls head above the
right ear, causin; death n hat am hour Pc had teen
,u''tt 10 nis q" m mnrhnN lur suc W'ck, amt rlrud,
tAfCl h Wuuli commit .ut4ir llr had Iu,t returned
At T. from Long branch where hr Attempted H. tnkr
D., i un fuiay morning by cutting hls tAiuat with
locke knife
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a worh,rgmen'. Meeting D,.per.ed.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-A workingmcn's
mass meeting that was broken up 10y the police
this evening at Third ana Wood streets, ro-
assembled and sent committee to the
Mayor To- protest against the action Of the
poilce The Mayor refused 10 allow them to
meet. and requested them to postpone their
meeting until the excitement Is over.
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Arresting strikers In New Jersey.

SOMERNlLLE, July2s, Three more strikers
have been arrested hero to-day The nine
strikers in prison refuse to give their names
Threats have been made thai they viii be- res
cu"tl, but the lail Is closely guarded by militia
and a posse Of DitiXrns
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train upon the siding, for one shall not go with
out the other"
Inquiry at the yards show. that the brakcmen
freight trains have been run since Monday
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Tho Two Orphans prlre ten cents. Ask
ynnr ncMN'rul'f for tIu hfssti~ IGiy containing the
Romance '. ule Two Ullhans.' -.ll~
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MHglnWs e. 2 AM. 79,; G, .Ga'; .. 73': Il
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JOTIINGS IBOTT TOWN.

Partly cloudy weather and numerous local
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-13
ssermtid,te telearapbiid,e 9epeid,ea

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bes Staates WtaiaflulettS belt geitern einen
Gonpeut in goiton.
Die Yrobi bitiontften bes Staas
tes Benniplpanien mabten ltd) geitern
bic luniibe Wtiibe, eineu Content in SarriS.
burq ab,ubalten. Die iiblid]en Semperen5,
Teiolutionen iuurben an9euomnten nno ein
Staatsz zSidet aufgefteut.
- Die Semperen5ler oeS Staaz
tes STA iafniettS btelten geltcrn einen
@onpent in 9Sorce fer ab. Die angenont=
uenen Geiolutionen benun5iren inter 9lnbe=
rem bic 4ominiitratton Des @ouperneur8
Sfice 1lnO erflGrel1, baB ieine uorgei6lagcne
abermaliqe domination bon jebem Brobtbtz
tioniiten, iueld)er nod 5u ben Republifanern
ifebt, als cine SerauSforberung betra6tet iper=
BEN nuB. auberbem beiiirlporten Die Jteio=
lutiouen bas Erauenitimmred)t. Na6bem bic
Ganbibaten fir bic neri6iebenen Staatsanlz
ter non1inirt maren, uertaJte itd) Der Son<
bent.
- Der porqeifern in Ntabiion, 8isc., ia,
Qenoe repnblifaniid)e Staats=@ @onpent
BON gSisconitn nahm cine 1felolution
an, melhe eine Sermilligung ourd ben
@onqreb beaiinftigt, I'M oem unbeld)aftigten
Sheile Der arbeitenben &laiie III ben grDBez
rem StGbten uno BEN 0tinen- -Oiihifteu s1r
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G. .. see Ter aus 8 btca 0 muroe
qeftern in ct. @atbarines, Out, alf Die Guz
flage bin perbaftet, s Sdlidungen i'm Sez
tra9e bon $4,000 i'll Chicago be9an9en Su
baben.
- Sie Sionr inter benz Sdupt ing e
Same 3 eer," uugefdbr 200 oil Der 3abl,
febrten am Wtontage auI ibre @sentur BET
Camp Sherioan, g&br., sltriid. Die Sladz
6ins nub bic @egenb am Sig Sorn iino lett
BON allcn fetnolihen Suoianern geidubert.
Die Srii de Der Union Ba cte
fic< Sabn" bel Smaba Ge b., mel
die Dor &ur3em bnrd einen Sturm SerIt6rt
murbe, 1T iett bciuabe tpieber aufgebalt, unb
man er,partet, baB all ndf,iten Sonntaee Der
erfie qua iiber bieielbe befDroert tperoen iptro.
- Die Nraqe besiiglid abbaltens eiller
Con ftituante in s for ME II ipurbe
aaem 4nid,eine nad bel Der lebten gSabl ner<
neiueno entidleoer, obgleid) nod feline pol
| ftdnbiaen 8eridte porliegen.
- Sie ausfebenoen 6 bleugraber IN
Sadipnz@ s ountp, 0ttd., baben Die 9lr:
belt bel reou3irtem go bne tuieber aut
genommen. Die 9rubenbetber oerlpred)el1
beiiren eobu, iObalo Die aoblen befere Pre1lf
bringen.
Die ,gtorbamerifanii6e ct. @eorgs g.
u nj 0 II" bielt seitern ibren fanften Sabres
@onoent in NemsYorf. y,
- Die Goinniiiiou, ipel6e cine 8anitell
fiir Die neue Siren Init italti in y bill a
be1pbia aussutpahlen beauftrast mar, e11t
i6ieb geitern 5r @uniten Der Sitner'iben Sarn
nahe Jeorri8tomn.
| = Ser Sabres =@onbent Ser am e
trat porsefern III SnSianapolis suiammen
Die 8erbanolunsen peroen bel geidleifene1
Gbiiren gefibrt.
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SRA the sufolge miro &onuor's l8ep.1 Dtn
ioritdt iiber a1faiams (Dent.) fib aIf mebr
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Sas etbanifd,e 0nifmefett.

gtelp= Yorf, II. Sept. - StT pom 8.
3. 0t. oatirter Srief aus 0apanna berid)tet,
bab piele 8eif9eroen iiber bic nadldiitge
Sermaltung Oes Sapanna'er Yoitamts elm
laufen. Seit Guba in ben Boitperein aufgez
nonlmen purbe, iinb bic @inmobner Der Snicl
gestpungen, ibre GOrreipOnOenS in ieneS YOitz
amt Su i9ider1, no iie BON Seantten iortirt
ipiro, peld)e ntd]t bic geringiten geograpbii6en
&enntniiie, belonoers lonett Die Ser. Staaten
in Setrad,t fontnlen, baben. Srtefe, lpeldJe
mad ben gr0Beren unb befannterenStdbtenb Der
Ser. Staaten abreiltrt iinb, erretd)en gem0bn=
lid ihren 8eitimmung8ort, aQein Ioldle, MI
DIE an zines Der pielen fletneren Bo1tdntter Der
Union 9erif)tet iino, f0nnen ebelt 10 gut mad
Spanien, 9euti1lanb, Sranfreid) ober Sta
lien qelangen, oils an ibren Sefinmungsort.
griefe an Perioueu in ben Siibitaaten font
men gerp6bnltd), ipenn ite iberbaupt empfan=
gen peroeu, iiber 2onoon, Yarts ober 2iper~
pool an, unb Die Sad)e mtro nad9eraOe 10
unertrdgltdJ, oaB piele 8erionen tbre SrIefe,
beIon0erS wenn iie @elOanpeilungen entbalz
ten, bur9 8ripat9elegenbetten bef0roern. Der
S6reiber bes Sriefes ift Der 2lnitd1t, baB Der
Seruer Sertrag ME auf Die Sniel bdtte ans9ez
bebnt tuerben iollen unb baB Dies auh ntd)t
ftattgefunoen bdtte, ipenn bic gSiinld)e Der
9eihdftsleute in Setraft ge5ogen poroen ND
rem. Inter bem alten Sntem ipurOen bic
Sriefe na6 benz Qu8lanbe in BEN perld)tebes
nen Soniulaten ODER in ben Siireau5 Der
9ampfera9enten lortirt, uno e8 geifab ielten,
baB Elm Srtef ietnen 8eittntmun9Sort perz
fehlte
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&urse &abeIoepejdleu.

- Stre &abelbepeId)e meloet, oaB Die Get
benipinnerei Der Sirnla 2ectsre & 2efebre mdb=
reno Der Seuersbrunit III Oieppe seritOrt NOR
Oen 1T. Der Serluit betrGgt 2,OOO,O 900 6ra1,=
fen.
- Die ybsutIde 31eidsbauf~ bat ibre Dis,
fontoz0tate auf 5 BroSent unb hire Gins State
auf Sori9iiiie auf 6 YroSent erbDht.
= Der 2Onboner rGelegrapb" oertiinoet,
oaB lima 6aptborue, Die 8o6ter bes ameri=
fanti6en Sdriftiteller8, III @leiuer (pabr=
idetnlid) @leOe) 9eitorben 1T.
- Nus Snfarelt miro genteloet, oaB bas
thermometer in ben lebten paar Sa0en a1i
35 Grao gefaQen 1T un0 jeet ieoe gtad)t Elm
l6arfer Srolt etntrttt.
- Die 8erliner y0eutife 3eitun9" beri6-
tet, baB Shirt 9orti6afoff iid) ale Sermitte=
lung5perud]e bon por1berciu uerbeten babe.
= Der Correspondent Der LINES" in Itben
erfldrt Die Serifte be5iigli6 elmer Ilians Stpi-
ld]en 6uBlanb uuo @riedeulano fir unbe-
gritnoet.
- Der Brdfeft bon Surnicoerin bat angeb.
lid Die gSeiiung er6alten, Guartiere fir so,
900 RnIfen III Sereiti6aft 81 balten, iuel6e
bur6 8nrnIeperin marI6iren iolen, nm iibel
Die OOnau IN Serbien etn5u0rinqen.
- Sn Solge Der nahbriidltd)en SorItelluns
gen 0entidlanb'S unb Sranfrei6's bat BIZ
Yforte Die gSieoerperbaftung Der fitnf W0roel
BON Salontft, tuel6e ans Der Seitun9 gSib.
Din entlahen poroen paren, an9eorbuet.
- @tner Sepeide Der gSiener =, ,Yolitii6er
@orreiponben3" aus Su4areft Sufolge murot
bic nelie Sriide itber bic 00nau BEL ytitopolis
am Wtontaqe poQeuDet.