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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Bro. E. B. EsHELMAN, of the Wayne
County Democrat, has been unani-
mously rendered and accepted the
place of Probate Judge, made vacant
by the nomination of AQuILA WILEY
for Congress. He will make a first
class officer for the place.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

A Minnesota farmer discovered
two tramps, one night recently, try
ing to burn his reaping machine. He
opened fire upon them and managed
to kill both. He offered to give him
self up for trial, but the authorities
would not hear to it. That is the
way to finish the rascals.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

If there are any candidates for
Constable or Supervisor, they should
say whether they approve the reor-
ganization of the Orphans Home.
It's mighty important to the welfare
of Preble county.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

There is "sweet harmony cow in
the Republican ranks of this county,
about the 'loaves and fishes" Some
of the ~"patriots" are getting out of
patience by being snubbed so long.
The Ring will settle it by printed
tickets at.the convention.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The editor of the Register, who
was getting ready to eat very rotten
crow, is relieved by ALLEN declining
to run for Congress. 1t is said when
he received the word, he exclaimed:
Good, that may save Preble conn
typ But it won't.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Auglaize county had one delegate
at the Republican Convention at
Greenville, and Mercer county had
two, says the Shelby county Demo
crat. Preole county had about eight.
No wonder it was "yery harmoni-
GUS"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01
Move to Baton now and the Re

Move to Eaton now and the Re-
publican Ring will fix it for you.
Washington is getting ready to hog
it. See communication in last Reg
Sster signed Jefferson township"
and written by an ofice-seeker in
Eaton. IT'S sweet for brethren to
dwell together in unity.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The able-bodied "patriots" of the
Republican persuasion, are coming
to the front and offering themselves
willing sacrifices for public positions.
Pity there was not an office for every
old broken down political dead beat
in the county.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01
TIE ennhliean cry Of aMex

THE Republican cry OF mexican
ization' is ended, but the Republi-
can disposition toward Mexicaniza-
ton is not. The Republican party
stands to-day committed to a policy
of discrimination, as it has been the
party of Mexicanization for more
than decade of peace. What is
Mexicanization? Is it not placing
the army above the law? Is it not
the rule of the sword, even in time,of
peace? Is it not the control Of fierce.
and not the sway of law? Is it not
placing the musket owe the ballot2
Is it not making government bayo-
nets, the title to office? Is it not
making the authority of the legisla-
tive power dependent upon the num-
Der of uniformed men behind it? All
these things we have seen in that
sunny but unhappy land of revolu-
tions called the Mexican Republic.
All these things we have also seen
in the sunny half of our OWE repub-
lie under the Republican regime.
Men who have been elected Govern
ors have been %bayoneted out of office
to make room for men who hadn't.
Legislatures the people had chosen
have been forced by federal muskets
to abandon the legislative hall to
which the people chose them, topper
init government guns to make laws
for free States. All this in timesof
peace. This is discrimination. On
assuming the Presidency, Mr.. Hayes
withdrew the rule of the federal army
from the States where it held sway.
Each Republican Convention that
has met since has confronted the
question, whether or not it approved
such withdrawal. Not Republican
Convention has Endorsed that con-
duct. Last year it may have been
too soon to expect aparty to approve
a policy it had SO pertinaciously
fought, but time should have so far
soothed the hatreds that in 1878 a
Republican State Convention might
be found to approve a course SO EN-
inently just, constitutional and
peaceful; but not one is found. Some
States, like Pennsylvania and Mich
igan, condemn that policy known as
the southern policy, most severely
by silently touching it. That is en-
phatically indorsing INSTRUMENTATION.
The nearest approach to an indorse-
ment which Republican Conven-
ton has given to the act that put an
end to Mexicanization in this coun7
try is the quasi Endorsement of the
Ohio Republican Convention.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Bro. Williams is kind in furnish
ing us with candidates, but somehow
or other the Democrats don't take to
them very readily. It's very I'M
grateful.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01


Under the administration ofGrant
the corrupt and reckless element in
the Republican party was placed in
complete control Of its organization.
With this corrupt machinery, back
ed by Federal bayonets, the present
fraudulent executive was installed
in the White House. Grant desires
to succeed Hayes, and the Camerons,
the Chambers, the Robesons, the
Shermans, the Kelloggs, the Bah
cocks, the Belknaps, together with
all the carpet-bag and whisky-ring
crew, are now manipulating tie polit-
ical wires in furtherance of that end,
and from the present outlook, there
appears but little doubt that Grant
will receive the Republican nomiLa-
ton in 1900. How such a prospect
is viewed, even by respectable Re
pnblicans may be seen by the follow
ing from the Cincinnati Commercial:
That Grant should be a candidate
in the name of a strong Government
is a menace to the public liberties.
Any attempt to disguise that will be
foolishness. If Grant is wanted for
a third term he will be wanted for
life. His election would be a popu-
lar verdict against republican form
Of government.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The withdraw of MI. ALLEN still
leaves room for the Republicans of
this county to talk about their love
for the soldier, and exhibit their
hate for a person who was a rebel
sympathiser. Amt they CONSTANT?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

We pity the poor soft-headed Dem
ocrat who has allowed disappointed
partisans or ignorant Republicans,
to stuff him about the amount of
money used in the Congressional
Convention at Sidney.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

If ALLEN had accepted the nomin-
alton, the Eaton Register was ready
to swallow all it had ever said against
"rebel sympathisers." 1t is a con-
sistent journal.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Every man, woman and sucking
child, should take up arms against
the Democratic party, because a few
Republicans have been removed from
public positions and their places filed
with Democrats. That is an "out-
rage'' that no one should tolerate.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01
Strayed Away.

4 BOUT the Sd of July, from near
N Lewisburg, Preble county, Ohio,
RED MILK COW, star on her fore
head; some white on her belly; two
scars on each hip; had on when left a
yoke and board on neck and head. Any
information of the animal sent to A.
House. Lewisburg, o will be literally
rewarded.
NOAH MILLER.
aupl-3W
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Hon. WILLIAM ALLEN has declined
the nomination rendered him by the
Greenville Republican Convention.
The RAIDS may as well give it up in
this District.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The editor of the Register is still
whining about Democrats getting
some Of the soft places held so long
by Republicans. Why don't he give
away to some of the unfortunate OF
his party?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Eaton edition of the DAYTON
Journal became so accustomed to
sneezing when its god-mother took
snuff, that eve now, when the Jour
nal barks at Mcmahon the Reoistey
growls.-GermantowR Press,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

There is no disafection in this
county over the nomination of Gen.
LEFEyRE. We believe he will carry
the county.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

After a protracted struggle of two
days and nights, the Democratic
Convention at Sidney, on Friday,
nominated Gen. Benjamin LeFevre
for Congress in the Fifth District.
1t is a good nomination, and the Dis
trict is largely Democratic.
Holmes Co. Farmer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Republicans of this District
who profess so much love for the sol
dier, should show their gratitude by
not running a candidate against Gen.
LEFEvRE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

If the Republicans hadn't blowed
SC early that they only nominated
Bill Allen to "shell out" he would
probably have accepted.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

When Capt. Shaw took charge of
the Orphans Home, did he take the
place of a Republican or a Democrat?
Who was removed to make room for
him, Bro. Williams3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Gen. LEFEvRE will have a walk
over in this District. The Republic
cans can't get a candidate that will
esstick" or "shell out"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

WIN. ALLEN has refused to "shell
out" and consequently will not scar
ry terror in the Democratic ranks"
of this District. Trot out another
nag.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

In 1866, Gen, LEFEvRE, as a can
didate for Secretary of State, lead the
Democratic column in Ohio and
made a gallant canvass.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

We have the best ticket and the
best platform ever offered to the
voters of Ohio, and they will be in
dorsed by a large majority.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Money may buy a nomination; it
remains to be seen whether it can
buy an election.-Mtami Democrat.
Certainly it can. Didn't it buy
Mr.. HAYES into the office of Presi-
dent?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Any man who will turn out or
phans from the Soldiers Orphans
Home, ashoot him on the spot" Can
we pass muster now, bob?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Democrats have no business with
offices. These places were only in
tended for Republicans of the bob
williams kind.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The "National Greenback- Labor"
party of the South Bend Congress
sional District, Indiana, invited the
Hon. Schuyler Colfax to become their
candidate for Congress. But the
Hon. Schuyler declined on the
ground that he is still a Republican.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Ring won't recognize Jeffer-
son township this fall, in its distri-
button of the spoils. The slate is
made out and Jefferson can wait.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Eaton Democrat swallows LIE
Feyre, cross and a~ll.-Germantown
Press.
We never stop to inquire whether
a man carries the cross or a Protest
ant hymn book. We are no relig-
ious bigot, but take that as we do
our whisky, "mixed."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The aOhio idea" is what this coun-
try needs now to lead it to prospect
ty and plenty. Every poor man
should vote for it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Miami Democrat is furnish
ing excellent editorials for Radical
newspapers in this District.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Billbickham and bobwilliams love
one another dearlv-when n whis-
ties the other dances.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Republican love for the soldier
only exists when that soldier hap
pens to be a Republican.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Hon. A. G.. THURMAN has our
thanks for some very valuable pub
lie documents.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Democrats who ask for public po-
sitions held by Republicans have
cheek. Don't they bob?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

Virginia is the mother of Presi-
dents, but Louisiana is the mother of
witnesses.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

The Republicans love the soldier;
if he isn't a Democrat!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

BILLALLEN won't "shell OUT in
this District. IT'S sad.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

"Yellow Jack" is spreading in New
Orleans and other points South.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

But, honestly, Bro. Gould, don't
you wish you could go to a conven-
ton about once q week?-German-
toaDn Press.
No sir, we don't. Well never at
tend another one in July or August.
Fact.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01
Democratic State Ticket.

For CoNGREss-5TH DISTRICT,
Gen. BENZ. LIE FEvRE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01
What the Potter investigation is

What the Potter investigation is
doing says the Nation, is not fasten-
ing guilt on any person not hitherto
suspected, or revealing any flaw in
the Presidents" title, but letting
the world know what kind of people
they were who had charge Of the
State government and worked the
political machine in Louisiana from
1868 to last year. To say that
Their manners and morals, and the
stories they tell of each other, read
like a chapter of Jail yard gossip, and
that every n Of them ought to be
in tie Penitentiary, is putting the
case mildly. 1t is not e~xaggeration
to say that it was an unlawful thing
to have left the government of a civ
ilized community in such hands so
long, and lamentable and alarming
that the scamps should have been
able to palm themselves off so long
as good people at the North and suf-
fering friends of the black man.
This is m~anifestly true, and yet the
Republican papers are stimulating
a belief with the success which comes
from long practice in hypocrisy
that the investigation is a piece OF
.rascally Democratic clap-trap! The
people, however, are not hood-wink-
ed as easily as they once were. The
denominations of Southern Radical
ism are too palpable to be dismissed
with buncombe sneers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

e, q. GOULD, Editor.
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2trbeiter 1tttrt1bett ttt NBooez
S9InffSA

8ropibence, 8.=S., 5. 5.Gpril.-9ie am
lebten Otontage in ben Sprague'Iden Spiuz
nereten pnrgenommene 2obnreouftion peran>
laBte beute Die eriten 3fuheif0ruugeu. Die
Nrteiter berg arctie< <SplnHerei4 erbiflten beilte
ibren 9obn, ilnb cine AnSabl,, Strifer," bauptr
iadjli6 ans jun9en Surl6en beftebeno, brad
ourauf nad) gfGtid auf, NO Elm SbetI Der ar-
better itA Dem IuSfanoe augeidloiien, ipdter
ieoOdl an bic arbeit 5uriid Betebrt mar. Der
Oiob erbrad bie8biiren e1ner berSpinHegeieu,
oEang iii bas 5nnere etn unb pertrieb Die ars
better ans benz @ebdube, iporauf bic 8untul=
tuanten bieMai9inerie beiddOigten, Die &reib=
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teteli. Giuer Der Arbeiter luuroe idyltmm su-
geridtet. 9ie 8oliSet aus gropioence fam
aeraoe sur red)ten 3eit on. nm eiuen %nqriii
auf bic ;ulddf liesenbe Spinneret at oerbirz
bern, uno Die Rubef1rer sogen ooraui mad,
auionef ipeiter. Die 8oli3ef bleibt auf benz
Shanplase rnb bat berelts meereye Gerbaf.
tlnaen pougellomme1l. Die Spinnereien in
slatid, Arctie nnb 9uihned iueroeu ,pabr,
idelnliA s9eluungel isin, ben 8etrieb aaI
sitteH oDer alpei Gage einSuiielea.
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Sages sNeuisfeitem.
(Gsttorieue. teIe8rapbiid,e nno u Bed,islbIatter
Stottsen.)

Stun bat nod Elm beuti6er 4eoptipz
biirger eth 8unoes=4mt erbalten; nan1lib
Sr. Qeopotb 8urfbart in Cincinnati,
Der als 5anoels=aseHt Der Ser. 5taaten uad
Stettin geben iou. Oas ySolfsblatt" in
Cincinnati ia9t: yns3r. gurfbart mar friiber
YrdTbent br vDeutIden 8anf" unb mabrenb
zines 1ern,ins Wiitglieo ocs @epraientanten=
$oaules uniger Staats- -0eeislatur. 6r. 8urf=
hart 1T, wenn mir ni9t irren, aus Sarlsrube
gebiirtig. q"
S1air's 8eidfiiiie iullen am Mon-
tase Dem @ongrefie porselegt merOen.
Der 9ouifana'er Guriiirf 8eus befinbet
iid) in philadelphia. Der yGole" Mil jett
berv Zines" einen Suiurien=Y =YroseB aubdngen
nnb geoenft, babel leiue ollnlhulo" an Dem
ytationalzS6iuinoel oarsutbnn. Die Sred=
belt bss Burihen iit erltaunli9.
Su mebr, ais elnem Srte bes @eitens, mo-
in lebter 3eit Die 9otalmablen fiatsianbeH,
permabren f9 Die Mrbeiter Gt9anifas
tioneH, belonbers bic Der Gingeborenen,
gesen irgenowelfe 8erbinbuns nit ben 80,
3ials Dem0fraten." .&0mmuniften9 II. Snters
aatioHalen." Gs III bessihneno, sas Oarans
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Die arteasansfi@tem In emrnpe.

Die ensliide 8esieruns ioroerte bas Yur=
lament aui. in Segegnung notbwenoiger Aus=
gaben bic @infon1lnenierer nm snei Yennies
pro Yfo. Sterling uno Die ga aadsiteuer nm
pier Yennies pro Yfunb su erb5ben. limb oas
Yarlament ga5 inter 5od,rufen ieine 8ei<
ft,mnlung, eiu Be,peia, baB man Hber Die
Srage i'm Steinen lit, OaB nidDt 8ublauo,
ionoern europa iiber Die 3ufuaft Der euroz
pdiiden Giirfsi entiheioem ioa. Die 8erld)te
aus Berlin laiien bic 4nuahme su, baB
Oentidlane ftdb auf Gnslanb'S Seite nelgt
unb bcm 9ablnette in ct. petersburg su per=
itebeu segeben bat, baB Die 8efreluns Ser Gbri,
item in Sul9arien gang in Srsuung, aber Die
SubifitairIng Der ruiiiiden fiir Die tiirfiIde
9erribaft ettpas Inberes lei. @nglano 3 lr1lo
Osntldlano's 6altung baben Seitreib ge=
irafti9t, Mnb enttpeDsr p,rb NmRlanb nadHes
ben ooer oem Shnerte auf's yfeue Die @1t=
lgeloung iiberlailen miifien. 9ie nene fen
Serld)ts ans Der alten @elt lanten mad pie
cor frteseriib; feiue Yartei ibeint senei.st,
aataugeben, nnb beionSerS m @nslano I'M
SeHreih 1T bic Stimmung cine niht minDel
8erslats, aIs in Rublanb.
SH Nen-Dort 9tns 9eltern, geitiitt uul
prlpat- Ospelden, oas @eriid5t, bab Dent ifb
iano lesne Wermittelung 5tpildeH Gnel, int
AHo NnEiano QugtboteH babe.
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9ofpmotipfii0rer 2susftano tss
&0uSaS.

Sopefa, a8., s. Qprtl. pie 9otomotio-
fitbrer uno 'oetSer Dero 4tdilou-Sopefa= Santa
SezSabn" lteQten geltern auf Der gansen Yinle
bon at6iIen uuoaanias bis uuA ABusblo
bic arbet eiu. Die 3iige tuuroen bis all oaS
@uoe Der betrefienoen BabuOiDiiiou bef0rbert
uno Johann pon ben ,,Striferu" I'M Glide gee
laiien. gs fanben iibrigen5 fetne ermdbuens=
ipsrtbeu 8ubeli5ruu9eH itatt, 4no Die 9iige
wurben BON ben Arbettern in ben Maihlnen'
merfftdtten uno QnOeren nad Often uuO Sit-
ben meiter bef0roert, gderifi 8e8brow aus
Sbawnee. .GOuntB nnb S6eriff Conner aus
2pon @ountp be9leiteten bic .3iige. Die
r5trifer" beuliibten itd, Die an ibre 5teQe
geietten Qrbeiter 5ur8 beilnahme an Dem 2lus
itanDe Su iiberreben, orOhten ieOodl nid)t nit
@epalttbatigfeiten. Die Seamten Der Babu
iinO entitlOiien, Die au8isbenoen 2eute nidt
tpieber an5ufeuen, iOnDern fb nit neuen III
beitern su behelfen. Ser Sra9tnerfebr aui
Der bitlihen 0iuliion 1T nnterbroheu.
Die ,,gtrifer" 6eihmsren iih iiber un5urei-
9enoen &obn uno ihledlte 8ebanolHng unO
Qebsn bjes als @rune fir ben 4uSitano an.
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Gonbon, 8. 2pril, 1890 Radm. -
Goniols "a 9!16 fir @elo II. "a 11l16 ir8rief.
Serelnigte S5taateH Obligattonen, neue
Hitnter 1861, nelte Al prog. 104, 1867cr
1881, 10.40er Coupons 1O6. @rie l04,
Brlorit0ten "A, SEEM Serieger @entral II.
Hon m, 3. aprtI, 2 llbr yiad1m. -
Barrier 0epelfcn notireu fiiniprO3cntioe
Genten 3u lO8 TraucS @entime8 fit
8rief.
gfperp ool, 8. 2tpril, 1890 Ia6m. -
BoummoQe ftetig. I}itttli6rte Sberl6u0er
58d; 90, Orleans 65d; ole 8mfGuie betrnaelt
bellte 0,0008allen, etnid)lieBlih 1000 81ileu
3ur Spetulation uno gum Grporte. Die
hentt9e 8auuluoQ 3uiubr betrltq 81 900
Sluen, ctnlhIleBtldJ 1890 aus 9(nerita,
95ertGufe mdbrenb Der QSode 30, 900 8a[len
- grporteure nnbnen 1000; Spetulanten
1000; 8oTat6 10000, amerif. $50, 900.
3utIbr $1,000, amertf. II 900; mirflidler
Grport 5000; unterlpe95 328, 900, Qmerlf.
243,000; birett pom Sd)iIfe uadl BEN 25pin~
80 900 8auen.
~ er p 5. Qpril, / gtadm. -
9le SSalSen>3umbr tpdbrenO Der lebtcn orci
&a9e oetfn9 $4,000 Wfalter, mooon $4,000
ans Anlerlfa tanten.
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Sdl, tltr olten 9enliihten lpetli1en.
S6nal5 81 Cd. Sd pro GtRr, fir aulerif.
SdltifsnadlttnteR.
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yorf lit beute Der 0ampfer oNeoerlano" bier
angelaugt,
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galeranbria" 1T BON 9atw gort bier ctngse
troffeu,
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nS9lespig" unO oGluau" iino bon 9tep.
Dort angetommen.
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| men,
town, ;. apriG. - Der
Oaupfsr ,gfeuaoa" lit BON 9feu Yorf bier
ein9elaufeH.
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mia auf Der Sniel &anoia unianait su erltiir-
men oerlu6tea nno oaB bic SninraeRteH nadl
uiertd9t9en Sdmpfeu bcn sieg 6a0on trnaeu.
- Die appellatioH oes @onmanilten @ar
emo IN Raris 9egeR nas iiber tim perhdnafe
2Ooesartheil TT abacmIslsn pOrDea,
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STE 9etd)e etmes OerFd,puwSetett
WSnsttteS Q1tf0eftattSett.

= oft5 10 n, 3D., 5. Nprl.-Ner yfe@er
@eorse 8i1aroS uerihwauo, lpie 5ur 3ett
n1itgetbeilt, ON 2. Wtdrl auf gebeimntBuOae
g8etie, rub eln @etBer, ytunten5 Sobn 0eoz
beiier, befinDet iid gegenwdrtig unter Der 2!n-
flage, ben Ne9er ermoroet 5u haben, I'M Sc
Idngniiie. Die Qetde Oe5 GerihmunoeneH 1T
MN IN einem @reet nabe SbannOHpille auiz
gefunber poroeu. 8iharDs nuroc sulett am
2. Wdrs in @eieaihaft 9febbeii,r'S qeie4eu,
uno Die uioeriprehenhen 2Lugabeu Ges 2eete-
rem ffbrteR 81 ieiner 6eftnabme. Cine Set
Genidau niro heute glahmittag ab9ebattcn
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2tngriff a1tf eiu W6od)em. - Sel6it
uturOOerittdl SeS 2gtt9teiferS.

Wi00letOW II, N.<gl,, 5. Nprll, ,-WtarD
3ornep, elm auitdnci9e8, 23 Sabre alte8 Ot6os
den, tpeldes bier in 0ienlteu Itcbt, tuurpe
seitern Wiittag auf bcm@eleie Oeru @riebabH," !"
ais iie fiGj auf benz 8ege Su ihrer Sfw!lter
in Somea'5 befano, nit eiueul Sdta8ringe
nieber9eidlageu, sic bat cine idjlpere aopf=
wunbe bapcngetraseu. SIR In9rtiitr wurOe
our6 Observation-Disclosures mel.
die Oas Mao9en berpuBtlos oorfanoeu, Der.
ideu9t. Der Gerl, welder burh 2luiiAueiz
ben Der aoern an 6ano9eleufe Selbltmor0 6a
begeben beabiiftigtet tpurbe ipdter uerbaitet,
81 CAB gu, oa8 Dtdodlea an9c9riIien 5u bas
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8teoer ciu 9abnraub tn seras

@aloeiton, Ger., 5. Qprtl. - Glne De-
peide aus 9aQa8 melOet, bas Elm Gibug Der
,Geras 8acifcz8ahn" in Der uergangeneu
gta9t BEL Der Citation Ga9ieforo angebalten
uno beraubt wurbe. Der @rprebbote uro
Der Yofta9ent ergaben iid) obne 8ioeritano,
unb Die Yaiiagiere muroeu nidt beldlti9t.
Die bon ben 8dubern erbeutete Sumne tit
uidt ermittelt, Diau giaubt, oqB Der 9taub
pall oerielben Banbe ueriibt lpuroe, melhe MI
lGngit einen 3ug bel 6utdins @tatieH mo
eiuen anbern Bel AQenss Station plitnoerte.
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Die 5erbsu AMI Oem Wtari d. {
na6 Blemna..
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SOriittSmaBre9eln Der iHoi.
heH3 3egieruHg.
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Sorbereituneen &uBlauc's sm eiuem @nariFIc
auf SSuoien,
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Sic Strettmad)t Der RWiTea attt Boss
p0rus 1&ttS 0tt Sen 9arSaneaen.
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Sin nItimatunt an &nelanD uno berubGgenDe
0eriidberungen fur Geitreidl,