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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

The subjoined, taken from the Eureka
Republican. explains why Charles de
Young has gone to visit the Paris Ex-
position:
A gentleman who came up from San
Francisco last evening informed the Re-
publican reporter that it is pretty we'll
known in newspaper circles ut the Bay
that the visit of Charles de Young of the
Chronicle to the Paris Exposition was
not inspired by desire for pleasure. A
husband with blood in his eye and
the handsome and fascinating Charles
couldn't find room enough to live in San
Francisco. The only thing that casts
doubt upon this story is the improba-
bility that any woman. not absolutely
starving, would allow one Of the de
Youngs to enter her house OF any price.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

Tho Modoo Indians. located in the
northeastern part Of California, have ad-
vanced rapidly toward civilization since
being placed on their reservation in 1873,
and after this year they will be able to
get along without assistance of any kind
from the Government. The s. +. Scien-
tito Press says they now own 1000 acres
Of land, on which they have built good
houses. have fenced in and have under
cultivation over eight acres to each per.
son in the colony. They have 100 acres
of wheat, IT'S Of corn, and 23G head OF
cattle, and have cut lao tons of hay.
have plenty Of poultry. etc. Fity.nins
children attend school.
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country was sitting in saloon, when
the Catholic Church bell rang out the
evening hour he jumped from his chair
and exclaimed: IN be ID il that
Amt church bell ringing!" and turn
ing to the rest Of the company he con-
timed. "Yes, gentlemen, know now
that L am in civilized country; it is
fifteen years since / heard church bell
ring" He cane from Arizona.
Lyon County Times, May 25th: Harry
Brown, well known to all residents of
tho south end of the Comstock, and
especially of Silver City. died yesterday
at his residence in this place. From
his entry TO town as citizen he has
taken an interest in the welfare of the
place, and has particularly identified
himself with the Miners Union, of which
association be has been treasurer for
several years.
White Pine News: Mr.. Lyman, of the
King company. is busily engaged in the
necessary preparations for starting up
the company furnace at the Three-mile
House, Mr. L. f. Thomas, an expert
enced smelter and furnace man, will
have charge OF the works. Arrange
ments arc made to haul water should
the supply in tho wells prove insufficient
Tho furnace probably starts up next
week
Ward Reflex: Tue Martin White Com
pany having purchased Willow Creek
and large track of land ON either side
of the stream. is now engaged in the
work OF fencing in three quarter sections
(480 acres) of land. wherein mill will
doubtless soon be built. The company
can be congratulated on the fact the
water question has at last been settled,
unless the creek fails. which is not at all
probable. The Company will be almost
forced to build mill at no distant day,
as the smelling ore in the mine is run
ming short while milling ore is abundant.
1t is Phoebe over again in this respect.
smelling was tried in that district but it
would not work. The only difference
is that they were not so persistent about
smelling the ore as has been the case in
Ward
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Post renders the following well-deserved
tribute to Senator Jones:
Few men, if any, have made brighter
record or won more imperishable fame
in the last decade than John L. Jones OF
Nevada. No subject since the founda-
ton of this Government was more en-
barrassing, perplexing or difficult Of solu.
ton than the reconciliation OF silver
and specie resumption. To some it
seemed an impossibility, to others bank
rupicy, and to all conundrum. Half
the press lampooned the idea as silly;
the Misunderstanding Thomases, polit-
ical ssges and heorists-wondered and
questioned how, by legislation or other
wise, We could make ninety cents dol
lar-and yet how easy, when you have
dollar, with which to make ninety cents.
The sharpest intellects were confused
with the jugglery and humbugery of cap
italists, brokers and stock sharps. When,
in clear ringing tones. like the blast OF a
bugle, it became necessary for the Ne
vada Senator to announce that, "We
have been legislating long enough in the
interest of capital, of moneyed interests,
of shoddy aristocracy; let US do little
legislation in the interests of the toiling
millions" he struck the key note. The
Grecian sculptor, in the three giaces of
Faith, Hope and Charity, associated and
blended in one glow of artistic beauty
the pride of all models and perfection of
all masters. So he, out OF confusion
and wilderness of difficulties, has re-
conciled three conflicting currencies--
silver, paper and gold-and harmoniZed
their discordant relations, made plain
and easy resumption OF specie payments.
and given to millions of good citizens
Joy, peace. happiness and prosperity.
Typo Sun, May 25th: From Hank
Butterfeld we cleaned the particulars Of
the following remarkable story: Some
time in the early part OF the month q
young man named Sam Kane went to
Reveille with a team. While there be
drank very heavily. and was under the
influence of liquor when he started off.
On the road from Troy to Blue Eagle
ranch he suddenly threw off his coat and
ran away from the wagon. As be did moi
come back VIM. Dooley, Billy Reynolds
buu OpoonoT got Oh tueir uoISeS duc
started to hunt him up. After going a
short distance they found nearly all his
clothes which no had stripped off in bis
insane flight. They followed his trail
for over $50 miles before coming up with
him. finding check for 500 and SIC
gold note he had lost or thrown away
On the fifth day they found him ciroline
around in the sagebrush, still in de-
irions condition. He had been without
food or water for five days and would
certainly have died it opportune aid had
not reached him. He was placed upon
horse, and taken to Billy Reynolds
ranch which was not far off, where al
last accounts be was doing well, ani
rapidly recovering from the effects o
his terrible tramp.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Alps silver Mining Company Lo-

Alps Silver Mining Company. --LO-
cation of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works,
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given, that at q meeting Of the Board
of Directors, held on the 21st day Of May,
1878, an assessment mo. 1877 Of One Dollar per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin, to the Secretary az the office Of
the Company, Room Is. San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF june,
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold OH Monday, the
22d day of July, 1878, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
o. D, SQUIRE, Secretary.
Ofice--Room % Stevenson Building, No. 81
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
je1-td
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN Election will be held by the qualified
electors of Phoebe School District No. l, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1878, at
the School-house of said district, on Cedar
street, in the town of Phoebe, to determine
whether the sum of One Thousand Isl ,OO0) Dol
lars shall be raised by tax on the property Of
said district to keep the schools of said district
open for longer period than the ordinary
funds will allow.
Phoebe, New, May "a. 1878.
j. p. CURTIS,
L. ". LOOMS,
+. "A. BUCK,
ma25.td School Trustees Of said District.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Raymond & Ely Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, Administration Of works, Ely
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account of assessment mo. "
levied on the 18th day Of April, 1878. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareholders, az follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors made on the 18th day OF
April, 1878, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
public auction, at the Office Of Parker Critten-
den, auctioneer, Room so, Merchants Exchange
Building, San Francisco, on Monday, the
Seventeenth day of june, 1878, at the hour
Of one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale
J.W. Pew, Secretary,
Ofhce-Room Is, $40 Pine street, San Fran
cisco, California. je1-td
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The New York Mining Record, in an
article on the Dishonest Management
of Mines" warns the people of this
Coast that Eastern capitalists will not
invest in mining stocks il the guilty
are not punished after being found out,
then proudly alludes to the punishment
OF several heads Of Eastern corporations
who have reformed and are now earning
an honest living in various State Prisons
in the East. We quote: Here, in the
East, we have shown the way to punish
offenders against fdiciary trusts in the
most signal manner. There are now in
the penitentiariss of the several Eastern
States, several bank presidents. and as
many insurance and other corporation
officials of the highest rank, whose Of.
lenses, compared with those alleged
against the management of the Justice,
are relatively trivial. Here.rigid inquiry
has followed promptly after the exposure
Of reasonable grounds for it; conviction
has promptly ensued upon proof, and no
influence has been powerful enough
either to stifle Investigation or avert
punishment commensurate with the
offense. Isit to be fagrantly different
on the Pacific Ooast?"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

In 1873 the following prophecies for
1878, made BY an English monk. were
Published in the Spanish papers; "New
European Congress at Berlin, death OF
the Queen Of England, nav sharing Of
territory By Austria and Russia. dis
orders in Portugal. Poland and Russia
and Cholsra in France"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

The New York Engineering and Min
ing Journal says the shrewdest and most
sseacious business men in the country
to-day recognize the fact that mining in.
vestmsnts, prudently entered into, are
the safest and most profitable that capt.
talists can make, and they admit that
mining" will be the next sensation"
in financial matters. The very facility
which this general appreciation OF the
proHtableness Of mining investments Ia
giving for floating, unsound and dishon-
est schemes makes it all the more neces-
sary that prudent men should carefully
investigate the claims and merits of any
enterprises offered them before parting
with their money.
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died.

At Phoebe, May .31st, Cyril May, son Of John
T. and Jane May, aged "a days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of the childs parents at o'clock this afternoon.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01
8nrn.

At Phoebe, May 3oth, to the wife of Morris
a daughter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

The Hambletonian stallion Risingham,
owned by DR.. James A. Schultz Of Mid.
dletswn, N. Y, was killed by his owner
ON Friday. he being considered unsafe to
keep. DR.. Schultz says the horse was
insane beyond doubt. He was twenty
one years old, and for nineteen years
had been q confirmed man-eater. More
than twenty keepers have been crippled
by him, and he has killed three persons
outright. No professional horse-trainer
could subdue him, and all system of
horse.training and breaking have been
tried in vain II Baltimore Sun. May 9th.
The horse may have been insane, but
we don't think he was any more SO than
his owner. who kept suoh dangerous
animal for 10 years, knowing that it was
at the peril Of the lives OF the horses
keepers. One Of the twenty persons
who had been crippled by the horse
ought to have killed the insane doctor
at the time he killed his insane horse.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01

Next Monday, June Sd, the Oregon
State election takes place. There are
three tickets in the feld-Democrat, Re-
publican and Greenback. The Demo.
cratic papers Of Oregon are bitterly op-
posed to the greater part OF the State
ticket, which they claim was nominated
BY . corrupt ring of politicians. Most
Of the county tickets are said to be hope.
lsssiy divided by this ring, and unless
like disssntions exist in the Republican
ranks, Republican victory is certain.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-17
Inter BEN feblgefhlasenen
&ofnuuAeu

Ser gersansenbeit, tuie bieIe .all9e @unbn~
'aittel iinS sa au 3ablen! N1it fArcdlidkn,
'saniarcnacidmetter beginner tie ibre 2axi-
'ahn, lie pran9en cine 3eitIana in Sen 3eitus.
len une tperocn auf auidla9e3etteln areu an
seprieien umo balo, icoo& ntdbt su btlln, se5k
Ten iie 5u ben beraenenen Dinaen. atn
9ofetter's Masenbitters III EN- t.
tenstrditiaes, prosperirenSes Sei;mitel. %
beilt uno fdbrt fort ju beilen. 8eoe. psritedtx
nod ohene Gonenrren3 tann ibm etlpaa On.
baben. SIM 0esentbeil. Der goutraa nit u
balifirencen Meoieinen nicoeren Hanaes q,
hobt nur feline 4opularitdt. % III tuicbes.
b'lentlida. aber seraebliA na&stasmt iuorntA
6dli@unsen behelbes fine ssritoblcn etass.
Iubrt poroen. bdben ieoo9 teine Nuinatur
asfunoen. lleberen berl9au,t es fb i'm gsz.
trauen oes Yablifums. uno bies bari ss ncfs
oenn oas 8ittere if Elm hur6axs ;ute,lalflss
9rdftiaus asmittel fir s4pd6li@e e Tn,
bannt llnberoaali&seit nnb eerFopiuns, Ek1
bic seerseu. beilt rbeumatiide Peib.n. roffIK
Be9Ielfeber aus. uns oerbatet Fs. I
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iten Mlittpo4 9rauerfeierli6teiten 81
GGrenoes peritorbenen G6ni9s Dieto,
emanuel ab3ubalten.
8ertreter oes @oltes.
gs boben bercits 2,7OO Deputotio=
men um Grlaubnib nadseiu@t. ben
5rauerfei.rli9teiten bel &cle9enbeii
Ger 8eiietuns Der 2ei9e @ictor Gma=
nutps 6eiwobnen 5u oiirfen.
Mefin6ien.
GriebensserIdte.
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San. gs b.{inoen ii9 @eriidte i'm
llmlaufe, benin aufolse Marline5 Gam=
pos cine einmonatli&e Mofenrube pro:
uno bic @enerdle Morimo
@ome3, &areia uno Mooeito 9ia5 81
elmer @onferenj betrtFs enoli4en Grie=
oensabi9luNes einlaoen wiro.
Sur see.
Gupatoria. .Bombarbirt.
st. Yetersbur9. 13. San. Cir
officiellcs Sele9ramm brin9t Die 9lo@.
ri9t, ooB Die tiirtil6e Glotte gnpatorie
bomtoroirt babe unb bic 3afernen uni
Wa9tbduler, bos Mrlenol, bic Qua
rantaine uno mebrere Yriuat,uohnun
gen bel3doi9t babe.
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BON Gompfer .MeAaiiter~ bat mas
nod immer feline Spur sefunoen. Oas
3oQfutter vMc2ean" uno Der Gd)lsp,-
oampfer ~Waro" iuden nod i,ulaax
mad oemielben.
Yottspille. 3d.. IL. Son. Sm
@aoespile @@adte ianb cine grp!s.
Jon Der &aie itatt, ,pobei elm Ueans.
letootet uno 5wei onbere i@wer ,st=
6rannt mxrben.
Jrau War9aret 8urf aus IlbIoxS
purbe geiteru beiinnunsslos in itreu
3ette sefunoen uno ibr 12iaarisn
5o6n lag toot neben ibr. @as Ga
atbmen BON Roblensas ,par Die Hs<
ia@e.
Rem Orleans. II. San. Sn b~
Ra9t BON Dieni1ase muroe elm Rtar
Ramens &ice BON elmer an,abl WsiBu
aus Dem @efdnsniile in ct. Graneise
oiQe, @:f Gelieiana, sebolt uno a.=
6dnst. &;ee mar bei@ulsiet por psx
in Nopember 1875 itattseba5teu WoA
som @eit Den bemotratil&en ganSiz
'aten fir oas amt oes @beriffs crmer-
Bet 3u bobcn, ueBbalb er na@ poiuf
5onpce iob. @or 2uri,m febrte n
iurad uno itellte ii9 Den 8e96roes,.
ueltbe ibn in oos @efdnenib bon 81.
Jroncisoille bra9ten.
30 ton. II. San. 6ernere Y,ritan
'rs N|o'ne melteu nod foloenoe Civ
'e!nbeittn iibtr ben our@ ben Gturu
'' l'tten Na4t onaerid''eten @haNel.
5n @amo;n uurben Bdumt, 3aux,
a'o @ta(lsebduoe umseri6en uno Sd.
ber abseoedt. Ser I'M Dor5e anaer;d~:
. etc S4aocn ilberiteist $4,000. :osa
saitport unroen 40 S9orni1ein, uu-
]emebt, mebre:e Tiider:dbne ,.rldsQs
ten, Der @&ooner ~Niebtinsale" proaz
oete i'm Sroso @aoe uno if ooa ggai-
er.- eSSn O'otcwn ,puroe ber s0ura
Ser @apt'it.ntir&e umeep g.. Gp.i
5&ooner Iiefen i'm Seal 9arbor Il.
lro itranseten on Nortons Sslanb>
Mebrere e&ooner ftranoeten i'm 81
,ants 9arbor.
Gan Tranciseo. II. Sonuax.
Die Der 6uoion Ban @eieQi6aft a.-
}orenbe 8arte "2obs 9bomp1on" sA@-
ae 2aoun9 peridieoener Sitter od1
!onoon bro&te, iti.b frib in Der Glfsr
Der @nneonuer Sniel e.een einsu 6e.+
I'm uno miro .uabri9cinli9 ucrlorsn
seben.
Die BON Seattle nod 6an Groueis=
20 beitimmte 8arfe ~Osman" cc1isirn
I'm 9. b. M. in Der Wdbe BON Narrop=
ltone Yo'nt i'm pu8et .Gunb nit bar,
9aFte "Nurcl.a" u"o e,ns un:er. Dn
'aurelia" murce nur leidt beiddoig,.
Houisotlle. II. San. @efers
gerietb Gin aus S4laf= nnb ,,usi Des-
'onensWassons nebit sinem 3auG,pa<
zen beite1enoer 3u9 Ser Rortopejiera
s'lenbabn bel @auerlep @totien,
senn., pom @eleiie, mobti ieber YoIa-
g er beoeuteno perlest, leoo9 teiner g.
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S II LAMB
Mu8 Der 8unbeSbauptitoot.


Q1albin9ton. IL. San. Sc,
WablausiauB oes @enates b0rte beut,
Die p!aiooper mebrerer 9ele9oten Der
n nationalen Trauenl l.immredts @onpen=
tion. Il.
Oberi 6bafter erl9ien beute Dor
Dem &usl4uiie fir ousmdrtise Nn9.le=
senbeiten. @eine Nusio9en fno benen
dbnli9, tpel9e er Dor Dem Mlilitdraus-
|idnlIe 9emadt. .
Scr Brdiioent bat beute auf gm=
pfeblun9 beg 8unoesonwaltes unb be1
&i&ter fir ben ueitli4en Oiitriet bon
Artanias Wm. s. Meaotrs, 96omos
&obinion uno Solbua Waoe, 'uel&t
,um Sooe perurtbeilt tnoren. 81 lebsns.
|sdn9li4er 3udtbousirafe beeuaoigt..
Sic @abinetsfbun9 oauerte beute
jtpei 6tuuben. jebo9 Iollen nur &onti=
ne9ei@dfte berotben tuoroen lein. Na@=
Dem a1e ibri9en Gabiretsmit9liebe,
lid inoeb entiernt batten. blieb @efre,
tdr gparts nod NIT Dem Yrdlioenten
in 8eratbuns ii6er bic ,u srnennenoen
l1ntereommi0dre fit Die Yariier Mus=
Ifequng. Sic 3abl Der Mpplicanten
fat ii@ teinesue9s perringert uni
! deint es entlprs9enb l4mieri9 au iein.
cine Musmabl 5u treffen.
Ser Sal oes i'm 6afen bon @riitol
4. S., lie9enoeu 9ompfers ~G1eao"
'pelder, tuie man permutbet Su cine,
6libuitier. Expedition beiiimmt 1T. &pur=
De BON Neuem i'm Cabinet belpro@en
uno Der Prdiibent 1T ni&t Der MnNdt
oab mon bem 0ompfer 9e9en,udrtiq
aeitatten iollte. ben 9afen 81 perlaiien.
IS nuroe oaber feline fernere 3uriid-
baltung an9eoronet.
Nls Seeretdr @6ur3 nod Der Go6i=
ue,sIisuns sefraat tpurce> Oh CT ibsr
oas &erl6t in @eju9 auf ieine @eiis-
nation etmas 5u la9en tabe, ontmortete
er, oaB oaslelbe unbe9riinoet iti. Gr
babe 9egenwdortiy in Der 9botsar tei=
ne 3eit gum relisniren. gs merben
mabri4einli& balo eini9e Y,rionol
uerdnoerun9en i'm Snoianerbiirau itatt=
jinben.
Mm Mcntase piro eiu Caucus ber
oemofratif4en Gon9r.bmits!ieber itatt-
fnoen.
@9nee.
@ou9bteeplie, q. g., IL San.
Delemrre @ounlp ,puroe ,pdbren Der
lebteu Nadt BON einem 70 b.fti9en
5dneeturme beimseiu&t bab Der
5&nee btinobe 5luei Tub bod litst uno
alle 9elearapbeuordbte am Booen lii.
gen. Nu4 i'm 6itli@en S6eile bon
Eu@eb County lie9t Der S&nee bei-
|nabe eiuen SUB bod.
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3ele9rapb,
Mu9lnnb.
Nplitilbc8.
9u'rfei.
SrauriQe 3uit6nbe.

u'rfei.
9rauriee 3uitdnoe.
2on6on, l3. San. Sic Baro=
no0e 8uroett Goutts. Meprdientantin
Ser @ammlungcn fir ben tiirfil@en
llnterfiitun9sfonb. erbielt fol9enoes
5elesromm pon 2aparo, Dem enslii4en
Botidofter in gonitantinopel;
Sic Motb ftei9t in einem i&redener-
resenben @rabe; gu 9ouienoen treKen
Die Gludtlinee Elm = beute (Samioe)
srmartet man neun Giienbabn3ige aus
aorionopel, m.l9e 10000 berielben,
mel eiitens Grauen uno Rinoer, mitbrin=
sen. 9iele 3u9e m.roen trob oes
5dneefurmes aug ofenen @a99ons
befeben.
Sod piele onoere 6ludtlinee ueroen
binnen 0urs,m bier eintreffen. Sd
oobe in Der Ndbe Der Gifenhabn Sta
ioi, Elm 9aus 9cmietbet in mel4es BIT
;oiltsbeourfti9iten oufgenommen wer-
cen uno wo 2ebfnsmittel pertbeilt NET
sen iollen. 9eute ,puroe 1900 9ilfs:
6eoarfti9e stipeiit nno unter Oboad
}ebradt. 8or Mlle:n 1T @elo notb=
penbis. Sic tiirtii9e @eeierun9 thu
aues in ibrcn &rdften, oQein ibre 8e:
miibunsen meroen ,uesen Der unsebeu:
rem MaNe Der l1ntcritiikunsabeo rfti.
gen foit uolltanoie labm selest.
! i @an3li@ unporbercitet. ....
2onoon, u. San, M9s. Gin
Diener 3eitunszeo:relponoent berid:
et, bob aug Der 3iirtci erbaltenen Nad
ri@ten 5ufoI9e bic Befrfiaunss'pert
pon Norianopel nur tbeilmeilt armir
ino, einen Nn9riif obcr taum ousbal
en- t6nnen; ia in @onFantinopel Il
nan Der Mni9t, oab Horionopel m69:
i6er,pcile nit @turm 9enommen wer
zen fann.
Mdn oentt bober barou, Die 8efeiti
}un9stperfe BON Gonitantinopel il
5tano gu leten fuoet ieoo@, oob aud
oiele ]i9 in einem iiberaus i9led)te1
3uitonoe beiinoen. @Qcs 5eugt Dol
Der 9r6bten @er,uirrun9.
Blonb.
| Ser @eiunobeitsjuitano oes G3or;n.
| Ct. Petersburg. l3. San. 9e
;SeIuno6eits;uitano oes G5aren 1T 81
Iiriebenlteueno, uno li4 ale in 2onoo1
n umlorf seletten sesentbeili9en &t
rl9te fati@.
| Aus MrMenien.
Die 9urten aeidlosen.
Siflis, .l3. San. Sic 5iirie
|tpuroen in .inem nobe bel 8oiburt itott
,e|unoenen Gopo0etie9efe@te 8ei4'a
zen uno nod &pp Dagb 5uriid9etrie
|6en.
! gr;erum.
i Die @tobt Gr6erum 1T ieit Dem 9
| San. pollitdntis ein9e1dlo6er.
I
Muf Der 8alfan=Salbiniel.
l llebcr ben 8oltau.
:, ct. Betersbar9, IS. Sanuor
Der @roBiirit N;colous telesrepbir
lfolsenbermaBen aus @abroma: So
b:n bier angelon9t uno uartc ouf mel
IRE Nobrihten pom @encral @aoskfg
Mor9en tperbe i@ oeun 8alton iiber
itei9en.
Gs 5inb 10000 @.faneene bier Elm
l9etrofftn. ,uelde mad p.r?9ieoene
H;dtun9en bertbeilt weeoen.
3ruppenbeipe8unsen.
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|9e,9bal BON $iirtea serGumt bate
|lh,dte er cine Golonne in Der Ri4tun
oen Qalorer aus uno belctte Riiiura
|mo Ct bic AbtbeiIunsen ieiner 0ipilion
Die pon @larita uno Seteuen tamen
|uereini9te.
General @ourto bat S@timan be
|iebt.
| seine un.nitelbare Befa9r.
gonitontinopel, 13. Sanuar
gapitdu Gife, britil9en Militdr alta