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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
WAR APPREHENDED

LONDON, March 2O.-The situation
is unchanged. There is still a dead
lock between Russia and England on
the basis Of the congressional discus
sion. The impression is gaining
ground that the difference is insup-
perable and many confidently appre-
hend war as the only outcome.
PUBLIC FEELING AT ST. PETERSBURG.
is represented as all ono way in favor
of hostilities against England. A tel
egram from there says the govern
ment seems yielding to popular clam
or and that there is reason to fear the
worst.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
evidently fears that the result of the
present deadlock may be an armed
collision. The fleet has been rein
forced, and everything is being pre-
pared for instant action in case of ne.
cessity.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

In California, as in other parts Of
the country, the labor market h In 3
depressed condition. For the Arst
time in its history white men have
been hired ct 81 . day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
A RUSSIAN GENERAL SUICIDES.

LONDON, March 2O.-A Vienna dis
patch states most positively that Gen.
Tcherkosky, late provisional Govern
or.of Bull 2 aria, committed suicide be-
cause he had been threatened with
removal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
oflciai Figures of the New Aamp.
ohIro Election.

CONCORD, March 20.-Complete re-,
turns foot up as follows: Prescott,
39,377 McKeon, 81 1853 Kendall, 951 ;
Flint, 223; scattering, 80. Prescott's
plurality, 1,5H; majority, 941. Tho
House will stand, Republicans, 2O5 ;
Democrats, l65.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
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$I.sn PER YEAR IN ADV vANCE.
a. .D0 ae she enA 81 Dix meAtAs.
Address ali Business Letters 10 Ottumwa Courier

william Lloyd Garrison is now IA
years Of age. On the 18th Of Octo-
Der it will be 60 years since he learn
ed the printers trade, and If he lives
till then he intends to take cease"
and set some type to celebrate the
event,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
WASHINGTON.
SURVEY OF THE AMAZON.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The U. S.
steamer, Enterprise, at New Orleans,
is ordered to the Amazon river and
with consent of the Brazilian au-
thorities will make survey
of the Amazon and Madeira rivers
as far as navigable, then proceed to
San Domingo and remain there il
troubles demand her presence.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
CUBA MATTERS.

HAVANA, March 20.-Sixty insur-
gents with arms, 15l unarmed, lis
women and l34 minors, surrendered
in the Jurisdiction of Holgiun.-
Prominent Cubans in q meeting yes
terday, at Mr.. FarrelPs residence,
unanimously adopted a resolution
that natives of Cuba should make
some public manifestation in repudi-
alton of the recent meeting of Cuban
refugees in New York, and declare
their hearty agreement in and support
of peace.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

THE grand jury of Pike county,
Miss, reported that many persons
summoned before them as witnesses
failed to come, because Of the fear of
personal violence should they testify.
"One Witness" they say, "was assas-
sinated while en- route to the seat of
justice, and wo have received such in
formation as to lead us to believe that
the lives of others would be in dan
ger If they came before the court to
testify" Mississippi gives demo-
cratic majority of $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

f0fth afreeh.
Outside the meetin'-h ouse Deacon
Norwood (to Elder Tompkins)-Yes,
sir; . man with hope and without no
faith is just like q young man in q
row boat, who ain't got only one oar,
and rows round and round in q cir
Gle and don't get nowhere. Small
boy (at safe dfstance)-If he warn't
q darned fool, he'd scull.
A Yankee told story about q
Aock Of crows thee miles long, and
SO thick you could not see the sur
through ii. "Don't believe it," was
the reply. "Wa'all" said the nara.
tor. "you're stranger, and / dom,
want to quarrel with you, SO, te
please you, I'll take off quarter of 9
mile in the thinnest part"
Senator Randolph, Of New Jersey
is an inventor. Among the ingen,
ious exhibits Of American labor-sav.
ing machinery at the Paris Exposi
tiOn will be an excavating machine
contrived by the Seuator, and capa
BILE of digging trench a. mile long
three feet deep, and nearly q foo
wide, in ten hours, or equal to the Ia
Dor Of 100 men.
The 5-year old daughter of al
Eighth-street family, the other day
stood watching her baby brother
who was making great fuss ovel
having his face washed. The littl,
miss at length lost her patience, anl
stamping her tiny foot said: "Yo,
think you have lots Of trouble, bu
you don't know anything about it
Wait till you're big enough to get ,
lickin' and then you'll see-won't he
mamma 2"
Deacon Block has been "extermina
ted" from the church because he ha,
: social dance in his house for hi
boys and girls. To some people reli
gion isn't religion unless 1t is sour.
II 10 not necessary to drink vinega
| al your life because you want to be
lieve In God and live an honest lift
1 Religion and dyspepsia are not syn
tonymous tsrms.-Neu Yerk Hsralt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
Ami ravnaln a,,fRsacn.

Anti Female Suffrage.
BosToN, March 2l.-The bill grant
ing Female Suffrage at municipal
elections has been defeated in the
House l27 to 80.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
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FOREIGN,

BRITISH DEMANDS AS TO THE TREATY,
LONDON, March 2O.-A leading ar
ticle in the Times, after considering o
the terrible consequences that would
follow great war and the tremen-
dous responsibility of the power
which brings it on, concludes as fol-
low: Nevertheless England must
adhere to the demand that the entire
treaty of San Stefano be submitted to
the congress. The alternative plan
suggested by Russia would raise the
previous question on every clause of
the treaty except those which Russia
Of her own accord brought before the
congress. But far more important
issue than the interests of any power
is at stake. We take our stand upon
existing treaties. The one hope of
statesmen for the future peace Of the
world must be founded upon the de-
velopment OF . system of public law,
and upon the maintenance and in
crease of authority Of the treaties. 1t
is not in the power Of Russia, and it
Is not even within the competence Of
Of the Congress, to decide whether or
not certain clauses of the new treaty
fall within the cognizance of the sig
natures of the old treaty. 1t is bound
to take the new instrument into con-
as . whole.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

Don't be idle though you have to
run . peanut stand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
AUSTRIA BREAKS WITH ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 22.-Pesth papers
report that Count Andrassy, on
Wednesday, refused an alliance with
England, and that Sir II. G.. Ellio
thereupon declared that England
would not enter the congress.
a special from Pesth says the peo.
pie there are convinced that Russo.
Austrian alliance has been formed,
WHAT FRANCE AND ENGLAND DEMAND.
PARIS, March 22.-The questions
which France demanded should be
excluded from the Congress were
those relating to holy places, as intro.
ducing needless complications, and
touching Syria, because Syria might
have been offered her as compensa
tion for the English occupation OF
Egypt and because she considers that
the two fold question of Syria and
Egypt might impair a good under.
standing with England. Men and
Journals of all parties commend Eng.
lands attitude in insisting on right OF
the Congress to discuss the whole
treaty of San Stefano. England's
firm adherence to her conditions Il
deemed the surest means of insurine
that the Congress will result in dur.
able peace.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
HOUSE,

The bill regulating advertising for
mail contracts passed. It required
advertisements to be brief and to re-
fer for details to the Postoffice De-
partment. 1t also prohibits the sub
letting of mail contracts and declares
such contracts annulled.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

The Senate proposes to investigate
Judge Whitaker, Of the Supreme
court of Louisiana, as to his being
defaulter etc.
II reports are true this man was in
famous before the proceedings in The
Anderson case made him so. We
think it highly proper TO lay the facts
before the public and make known
why it is that Whitaker is upon the
bench instead of in the penitentiary.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

VIENNA, March 20.-It is urged in
official circles that England has no
ground to make war without first
going to the Congress. If she does
she will have the disapprobation of
Germany and Austria. If England
compromises the Congress Court An
drassy's policy will be thwarted and
the hopes of an ultimate Anglo-Aus-
trian understanding must be aban-
doned. The Berlin cabinet holds the
same view.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
BIG WEDDING.

The marriage Of the Earl of Rose
berg to Miss Hannah De Rothschild,
only daughter of Baron Meyer Dc
Rothschild, was celebrated to-day,
first civilly at the Registrars office
and again in Christ church, Mayfair.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27
WANTS TO FARLEY.

LONDON, March 20.-Hobart Pasha
has invited the principal leaders of
lnsurrectiOn at Macrinitza to meet
him for parley, with view to the
suspension of hostilities in Thessaly.
His letter was addressed to the chiefs
of the malcontent party. They re-
piled that If Hobart Pasha wished an
interview with the chiefs of the pro-
visional government Of the Province
they would send ENJOYS to meet him.
A special from Pera of the 10Th SAYS
General Gourko's staff and many 9th
er officers started for Odessa o-day.
Gourko himself remains at San Ste
fano. The departure Of the guard is
delayed in consequence of the Porte's
refusal to permit embarkation at
Buyukdere.
The seni-official Politische cores
pondent, of Vienna, writes q st Pe-
tersburg letter which declares that
Englands claim has produced SO bad
an impression in Russia that the
MEETING OF THE CONGRESS rs DOUBTFUL
Nevertheless it is believed in Vien-
ma and Berlin that the congress will
meet on the I'd of April.
Advices from Tiflis say typhus fe-
yer is raging among the Russian
troops in Asia. Generals Melikoff,
and Schelkoffnikoff are re-
ported to have died. 1t is believed
more men have been lost by sickness
since the cessation of arms than on
the battle field during the war.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-27

BERLIN, March 20. North and
South German newspapers express
great anxiety about Austria's future.
Russia is buying large quantities of
ealtpetre and torpedoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
Die @eriidjte iiber Die Mrbeiter llss.
rmbea TIT oiefem Somuter. =
Gtste gebeime Sr9aniiatton oer
9aft0ftrefflier Inn 0Seifetf.

ct. eOuis, Oio., II. SUM-. - Die
Zines" per0ffeutli6t in ibrer beutigen Nus@
gabe einen slrtifel iber ben allgemelnen
yStrife," peld)er nad perI6iebeuen i'm llln-
laufe befinolit]en Gerii6ten beute i'm qansen
2anoe III Scene qeiebt tuerben iollte. Der
Qrtttel 9ibt an, baB ltd) Die @eriitte bis jebt
obne ale 8esriinbuug eripielen babeu. g4e.
Der bic Ingeitellten Der @tienbabuen, nod bte
jonitigen arbeiter lesen Die geringfe gteiguug
III einem IuSfanoe an cen Sag, Hno i'm
uebriqen baben bic 9ehDrben geeianete 9or=
fidtsmaBregelu fiir alle Sdae er9riffen. Go
mobl DIE Yolisei, als Die Ytilis iuerOen fort
wdbreno in Ssreitidaft gehalten, I'M iofort
elnidreiten su f0nnen ll1lo alle etmaigeH 8ube.
ltDrungen i'm Seine Su erlitden. QnBerbem
llno arrangements NIT Der SunoesbebDrbe
getrotIen moroen, uln i'm gtotbialle Die 0iilfe
Der I'M blelt9en Arlenale 1tatlonirtcn Sunbe5z
truppen Su erlan9en.
gSte Der arttfel ferner barlegt, i6eint inter
ben Sano,tfetdern, meld)e btele @eaeno in bic.
leu Somhler frequentiren, cine geheime Or
9anl'atlon su belteben. 4lle 8aqabunoen,
fpe!1e lllnerbalb Der letten 3pe gSof)en burf
otele Sfdot fanlen, truaen taft obne Qus~
nabrne ein fleines Gtiid rotheu Elaneus,
ipelfes auf ber linfen 8ruit befeitiat mar.
Jtaffra9en ergaben, Dab oieies Stiid 9slanell
Elm abSei6cn 1T, an lpel6em ittb bic G{italie.
Der Der gebetmeu @enofieni9ait erfenren.
4uBeroenl baben fie anOere 3eiden, 5anoez
bride u. I. 10. nno fiibren sebeinlnisuoae
Heoen ilber Die lufitdnoe unb llnruben, mel.
DIE rpahrenb Der beiben Sabresselt eatlteben
lolien. gSie perId)iebeue bicier 8erionen nit
tbellten, fpiro ibre gerbiueuns iida uidt be-
miiben, elnen aufltano 3u peranlafen, on=
bern rubig ablparteu, bis Die Gtlenbabuarbei-
ter bic Snltiatipe ergreifen. Sobann marben
Die uGrampS" ais Bunoesgenofen Der ,Stri>
Ter" banoeln unb bic iofortise unterbreAuna
oes telegraphiifen 8erfehrs burA 3eri6nei>
ben Der Drdbte benz 9anbe bic @elpalt Der
Cramps" peranidaulideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18

- Die gliihlenegenthiimer Sas. E6omp.
ION & Sobu' in gPatefielo, GnalanS, baben
Sunferott gemadt. Eniiipa $4,000.
- Sn ben ipaniiden @ortes ilt Elm Gsist,
welhes Elm SerbOt gegen Die Stiertdmpfe ers
lieB, ohne Stimmsntbcilung uernorien pors
ben. Die Gortes meroen fd) in Der sipeiten
9Sode 0eS WouotS Suli pertagen.
- 0futbtar Yaiaa nebit Stab itattete ae-
tern Der brititen SlOtte eineH Beind) Gb.
0ie'6lotte ioa nd6iteus aus Sanitdtsqriiua
ben bon SsmiS mad Der Bri5en, 9uiel ent.
fernt per6eu.
- Us oerlautet, baB bic Teiubeligteiten
5pt'9en ben Ruien uno ben 9niurgenteu in
Numellen eingeitellt mor6eu iinO.
Die ans &iferteIieu beftebenbe 9eibs
nadle beS SultanS iit auf Gnrat6en Osmau
Palf9'S auigel6it tuoreeu.
9ef 9rlt9pdle @elanote in Gonlanti-
nOpel bCltretiet, baB 9rie6iid)e SoloutGre Der
Snrjem aul tiirtildeS @eblet iibcraeaonoeu,
mo oaB Die Snlurretton in Sbeiiolieu NON
9fenem ausgebro6en lei.
- @lner 9epeIhe Der 2onooner .0oiln
9temS" aus @onitantiuopcl ;uioloe bat S;g
Piorte llnterhanNlHngen I'M 8ettSeff Der lie.
ber9abe pon Satum angetuiipft.
- Die beutldle 0tegiernHg bat @rlaubniS
rrtbeilt, Die lleberrefe 0es peritorbenen S6nias
bon 9anuOper in Der Staot 6annouer III be.
ltatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18

Die IS @eieIIidatt 5ur 8ewab.
ruu9 BON Slnocrn Dor gran amer
BE ban0luug unO unmoraliidlem
&eben8ma anoel" 6ielt geiern gtadmittaa
im@e6duOe Der y0crm0 Baton=Sinoer,6 ,6iilfSs
Gelellihart" al RorO- -@alpertitraBe cine 9Ser,
iammluug, in pelder oaS @omlte fir perntaz
ueHte Srganiiatlon ieinen 8Crld)t porleqte,
melder einittmIlig an9euOmmen muroe. 0az
naf beiiebt oa8 0ireftOrium Der @eieal6aft
I'M lalienoen Sabre aus i0lQenotu % 6erren:
Dolltn98mortb, g. gS. Z. Sooper, SoIepb
GnOf Bratt, Charles {, Su0eslu15, Sberit
g8H. Ot. SOOne, gS. s. BGlmCr, s. 90.
@reenlpap, iuu., Gbriu. s. .. S1oub, 5. s..
StidHep, 81. u. 8aglOr, @br1p. y. 6. Sobls
ion, gS. $. gSbittn, s. u, 9lrmitrong, gS.
u. Barn, s. GeUering, gS. >. BerfinS, g.
3. SAmuder, y. @. 0ugan, Q8. u. 8iiong
uno Same5 UtcUtillan. Aus Dem 9ireftoris
UNI puroeu fOl9euOe 6erren 5u pernlanenten
Beamten crmdblt: u. 9feiO Brdiioent, q. g.
@riifitb, ien., gnOd Bratt, gSnl. Dl Boone,
G. 90. @reeumap, iun., g6rm. y. s. Sobrz
ion, 5. y. Stidn(p uuo $. u. Armltronq au
Slice BrGiioenteu, 2Su. u. Sarrn gum Setre@
tdr, s. SeoerIng gum SdlabmCilter uHo 9.
y. SulUlHuer 8llll NHDalle.
$or. Geio iprad) bel Der lleberuabme 6es
Brdli0tumS Die ueberseugung aus, oaB oas
0irettOrium Die 3pede Der @eleaihait aui's
GnergidDite ourdleBeH rueroe. 0r. Griffith
srlpdbute, oaB ieit Dem BeIicben Ger @eIeQz
i6aft bereit8 Die 3abl SsI ant Oen StraBeu
bettelnOen Slnoer abgenommen babe uuo benz
BON Der 1851 @eiebgebung erlaIIeNen Sc
iebe, lponad] 8uaben inter 13 Sahrer Der
Seiu6 BON &tn9eltan9cln uno Gbnlihen Sos
falen perbOteu rporoeH, III erbeblt6em @raoe
oaourdl @enit9e geleitet lei, oaB in ioldbeu
llnterhaltungspidBen Blatate, in meld)en auf
cGS @'eieb bingepieIen mar, angeibla9en
nurbeu.
Die So. Guptor, @riiFtb, SobniOn,
S1muder uuO S6onb murOen auoemieieu.
nm elnen uerIdnoi9en unO untt6ti0en Ranm
ais SpejialogenteI Der @e,ellidaft aus5us
pGhlen, Der 6dllc, lpeld)e Der Qbbalfe Sci
tens oieler Corporation beoiirieu, ermittelt
Nnb oem 0ireftoriuu meloet. 9as Sucor=
porations &ertififat Der @ciellidaft nurbe
uerlelen uno pom ocn Qnmelenoen unter;eidl.
net, rporauf Serta9uug bis gum 26. .. Wt.
| erIol9te.
Suuoes~ Comm iiiGr Goqers hat
geitern bic ani9nIOigung ge9en Slf Sobnion
peqen Der 2Sciaeruug, AM 8oro oes Solz
| itiffeS - ngSm. gSooOberrp" Oienltt su tbun,
| abgemieIeu.
lle5er ben @eiite85uftano Der Trau
| Ufatbtloe 8iiuther, oOrmaligeu @attin
oeS cerltorbeueu Sierbraucrs 6eroinano Sob,
fanb g g'iteru cine llnteriu9ung Dor einem pom
Shertff SuopOen 5uiamulengebra6te Sc.
ihworenensGOusgium itntt, uel1es erflarte,
baB lie nitt geiiti3 5ureAnun9Sfabig uno
ntdt i'm Stanbe lei, tbr Serm0g:n Sn oerwala
ten. Der Beriht Der @ei9mOrInen miro oem
| StaSt Srei8gerid)te Huterbreitet mo pom
8idter gtlmor eiu &omIte NIT Der 8erual.
tun9 bes SermD5eAs Der un9liifliben gran
bstraut iuerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-18
Meae Mnaetsess.
~ aream oes Yebamoe>Smspettprs,

~ Baltimore, ben Is. SUM 1878.
Der @sbdubszSnipettor bat grlaubniB=@ =@eiude um
to9enoe Baus sVriotle9ien e.haten:
BON Seni. 5orn, ytr. 5T, Yenniplpantaea eaoenue.
um sei6loiienen sduppen. 12 bei 16 Sus;
pom Sob. 5idep. STAGE uno @interftr., UNI offenen
Shuppen uno Office, 81 bel suB
pon Sobn g. 6abep, Sutton unb 9icSenrpfrabe,
BON ssrie6rib gtaumann, gtr. 50. sao=annftr., um
seihtoiienen Sbuppen, 8 bei9 Sus;
BON @barles ". Samln, WiaribaI= unb @inberitr.,
I'M Sommeroa6
bon 1bomas anoerion. Wr. 1876, gierceftr., nm
offenen Sduppen bel 10 Ruff;
bon anton 5SiSer, Sir. 189, ghoz zDurbamitr., UNI
offenen Sduppen, T. bel 16 6uB;
bon Der .Batapseo z@5uanoz IS ompasnie," Norbfeite
6er YbtIpotftrabe, I'm sedlOenenS 50 bel 72
TuB;
BON Sobn auarles, slr. 3i6, eanualeitr., UNI offes
neu S6uppen, s bel z fsus;
pon S. S. aabler, Bierces, nabe Sdroberftr., uin
sipei offene Sbuppen, 8 bei q SuB;
oon aatbartne @ameron, ylr. SO, Seiferlonitr., um
offenen Shuppen, 9 bel ,SuB;
pom gSm. Senninss, @r 81, Soolbitr., um offenen
Shupppn 12 bel 81 SuB;
uon Sobn gtaf, Gareps. sfpii6en aanoale@ unb
2onnienbitr., Inn offenen Sbuppen, So Del iSus;
Don Sames Repman, SIR. 567, SanoperfraBe, um
9eihlofienen Sbuppen, IL bel IL iSuB;
BON Safob saIp, gtr. 1870, OH=Yaniitra6e, um offe=
men Sduppen, 6 Del isuf;
BON S. &. Gonrab, ytr. 92, @eorseftrabe, um sez
g5staa aSariss s'S ~ Mss sl r ss eaaern auenut
BON T. S. $. Ssnies, 81. 80, asea= gratftr,, um
pon W. %. Noples, iun.. SIT. IA, YarfitraBe, um
Gommeroa6;
pon %. 80. Same, Cambridge, nabe 2Bnoiorftr.,
I'M seidIOiiencn Sd,uppen. 20 bel 16 Eus;
pon W. gB. Wittmann. SIR. eli, 2erin9tonitr. :, um
offenen Gduppen s bei 12 SuS;
BON Trau 3eller Nr. 451, eertngtonfraBe, umSoms
bon Der .gtaot Bferoebabn- -Geienidaft," eisbts,
nahe Seatbftr., um Stan. 101 bel IS sSuB;
pom Robert {. Didep. Jfr. 40i, Sft=4ombarbn nraBe,
um seihloiienen sauppen, bel II 1u6;
bon Sames SHUTTER, yfr. 557, 559 uno ISL esbtftr.,
um orei seidloiiene S6uppen, 16 bel iSus ie6er;
BON S5dmes u. Sancod, Ser. PA, Srleansitr., I'm
geibloiienen Sthuppen, 10 bel 10 5us;
BON Samuel Bealmear, SIT. 50, 9erustoniraBe, um
Gommerbad;
Don 6. SiGsdrtner SIR. 528, galtimoreitraBe,
um Dampffeiiel uno Uiai6ine BON Yferoefraft
Don Sames Wlc@uirf, Nr. 43, BeartitraBe, um
Sommerba6;
pom Wm. Dunn, Sir. BAG, glcSenrsitr.. UNI sez
idblofenen Sduppen, 10 bel - fsuB;
pOn 8iuerfoe= Srauerei. Si8bt= uno 6anoa1itr.,
um aei6Ioiienen Sbuppen, IA bel Sc 6us, 90 i5uB
bod.
Nr bemad,ridttst oaber Mue, Die es ansebt oab
er nad,iten Samftag, ben %. SUM, Dtoraens Inn 10
nhr, in elnem 8iireau anweierb iein tuiro, nm bes
f1ste @eiude in Grtpdsuns Su Sieben uno oarlber
Beidlus Su faiien.
SIM auttra9e: 8. ". Gloer,
(145) Slerf,
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Gnropatide Gabelbertdte.
0eratlte iiber elm 2Rpro Mttentat auf oeu
opufSd1est Sprnt,nrIt14e11


2onbo IL, 18. Suni. = Der yStanoarb"
berGhentlidlt gta6ltebenoes aus Berlin ::
rGln bon 8ien bier einsetrOffeueS @srii6t
iiber elm MOrO- 4ttentat auf ben &ronprin5en
Sriebrif 8lIbelul erregte 9roBes Aufieben in
6ieier Staot. peute 4benS ,purben 130 60
sialiften in ben o8iuOli" Sier9arten, nabe
oieier Stabt, uerbaitet."
5eatid)(ano.
Berlin, II. SUM. - Die 6itarer Der
gtationaQibera1en baben anldBlid ser beuor-
liebenben &eidsta98mablen Wianifelte erla,=
len, tpelde erflaren, OaB bic Bartti ollie Gors
f6ldge CUR @rbaltuua Der SrOuung inter.
itiiben merSen, pelde Die 6rsibcit oes SOlfss
ni4t gefabroen.
Ser Raifernfrieg,
8apftabt, 20. Wtai.- Die 8affern boben
ben Rtrie 8uid serdumt unO it9 Serfreut
elner ibrsr Sanptllnge 1T sefan9en genommsn
mOroen. Die llnruhen in Gransfeb iino 10
pett uuterSriidt, baB elm 8bsil Der oOrtioen
Eruppen mad gfatal gei6ift ,peroen lpa, Hnl
Die 3uluS i'm 3aume sn balten.
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Mms Guba.-tt ttngcbenrcr GntDuiias-
iittts oer Gtabaner, tpetI ne tn'S
cSOd1 3ttrii1faeDrfi0elf tularOett.

9apanna, II. SUM-. = 9ie SrieOeus,
1eierli1felten bauern fort. 9(m Samitage
iuuroe Elm GROCER 9lusSu9 Der biirgerl,6eil
&ereine in gcene seIett, in pel9em bic per-
i6ieoencn 8radten ader YroplnSen Spa
nien's uertreten maren. auBeroem fanb am
Sonntage cine groBe Baraoe Der regularen
Sruppen nno Srelprlligen ltatt. Die @ene.
rdle @ampOS uuo Sopellar wurbeu nit enb-
loiem Subel empfangen, unb Der all9emeine
Gntbufa8mu8 tit eber i'm 3unebmen, ais i'm
abnebnen be9riffeu. Die Yriebeusfeier wirb
beute nit einem Shergefefte selhlOheH.
General Wartiue5 @alnpo8 trat beute Rtt=
tag iein Nmt al8 @ouDerneur Der SnieI on
@eneral Souellar iutro itdD mor9eu ua9 Spas
nien einld)iffen.
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5ret boTm1tngspolle Gremplare oon
Sung 9lmertfa. = Gin 2lttentat
anf etnen Sm8 Der Ssetp=9orfcr
QSfefIerhnI,ff

Nem . ort, II. Suni. = 0rei &naben
I'M Alter BON 10 bis u Sabren nuroen nm
llbr heute Nbenb inter Der 2tnffage uerbaf=
tet, anf oas @eIeiie Der bieiigen Yfeilerbabu
geflommen 81 iein mo groBe Stetne auf ben
S9ienan befeftl9t Su baben, nm Ben 3ug
gum @nt9letien unb 6erabitiirseu su bringen.
Der 3ug, auf tueldeu eS o!e Ran9eu ubgeie:
ben batten, mar nit 8aiiagieren 9efiillt unO
entsin9 aut wabrbaft Wunoerbare gSeiie
bem Geroerben, inoem ole 3dber zines ieben
g8a9gons, na6oem fie iiber Die Ststne ge=
Iprnnaen maren, pieoer in Die Sdienen Sus
Ri iffielnrt
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Ser 8eioGearft.

yfefo Orf, II. SUM. = Wel6 flalitg
Su 24-3. De6iel itetig. Sob i9loB belte
III 1909. BunoeS Gt!ieatiouea itlpfien
feit; 18S1er Coupons 109, rene 1865er
104&, 1s67er 1913, 1S6Ser 110b, neue Tiinfer
1863, 10.40er Coupons 1914. 4ftien ialoiien
hau; Stem gorfer Central 1074, @rie 16b,
Cafe Sbore 594, Sqiuoiier Central So, Pitts-
burger 79f, Chicago go=Ncrtbipe eitern 512, prte=
ritdten AZ, 9iOd<Sslanb 1l84, @citerm Union
Se. 859.
nnteridatamts gilan,: Sob $125, ,259,-
005.00, &ourant SAL .5S3. 122.00,
= Der unterifasmeiiter sabite beute fir
5nferellen $4,000 nno fir einSesogeue Sb-
li9aIionen $23, 900 aus.