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, 1880-04-19
NJ all and Telegraph.

SACRAMENTO. April 12.-In the Senate
IS bills, some important and Others unim-
portant, were withdrawn from the file in
order to facilitate legislation on the most
important questions before the Legislature.
The Assembly chamber came very
near being the scene of another sensation
this morning before the opening OF the
session. 1t seems that several days since
a member of the House said in the pres
ence of several persons that he would
contribute one hundred dollars toward a
fund to transport Mrs. r. F. Fitzgerald.
wife of the proprietor Of an ephemeral
newspaper in this city, out OF Santa Clara
valley. Mrs. Fitzgerald delivered lee
sure Sat .rday evening at the thcater here
and had been upep the floor selling tick
cts, and member stated that he thought
she should not he allowed in the chamber.
These remarks came TO the knowledge OF
Mrs. Fitzgerald, and this morning she
appeared in the Assembly chamber with a
black snake whip concealed under her
cloak. She sent messenger to the gen>
tleman who had made the remal ks stated
above to ask him If shr had been correct
Iy informed. The gentleman from Santa
Clara replied that he had said so, where's
upon Mrs. F. stepped mp and informed
him :hat unless lie Immediately signed a
retraction, to be published t." day. she
would horsewhip him. The member
looked into the cleaning eye Of the irate
female, glanced around to see that his
means of retreat were somewhat circum>
scrihed and then sat down and penned a
satisfactory rctraction, to the intense dis
gust of several who had gathered around
to see the fun.
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An Old Dufier.

"Do you see that old duffer with
slouched hat-that one just sneaking out
of sight ;" 1t was a driver of Filth
avenue bus who asked me the question
the other night as we were passing the
Fifth Avenue hotel. "He is my boss,'
continued Jehu. "It Is worth's mucll's
he's wouldn't stand around all night
watching stars"
How much Is lie wcrth?"
"'Bout four million"
"Who is he?"
He Why, he's old Andrews. who
runs the whole outfit. Thought every>
body knew him. We know him. He
runs seventy buses on this line and scoops
in thrce'r four hundred y day. clean
money. He's been offered's highs $780,
600 cash :or the line, but he wouldn't
have it,"
What keeps him around here at
night 2"
"Just'er see that we don't knock down
the fares Of the passengers on top. We
have to make a special return on the last
trip for all top fares. The old chap
hangs round to catch the boys"
At this moment we met 'Eus coming
up. There was II mysterious interchange
of signals between the two drivers Tie
upward bound had been warned by the
downward bound that the boss was on
duty.
"Sometimes he's there by the Fifth
avenue, where you saw him; next trip
he'll he down to Bleecker street, maybe
he'll jump in and ride a few blocks. He's
sly one He thinks more of a cent with
hole in it than do of good dinner
He hangs around every night till one
O'Clock. when the last bus goes up. He's
got an awful grip on his gold, but some
day somebody'll have his money to
spend" The thought of it gave an extra
snap to the whip.
He does look pretty old, that's
fact"
Don't you worry about his dying off
hand. His father is alive now, up in
Delaware county. No, sir; if had his
stamps, wouldn't hang round nights to
catch a five cent fare. When he finds
driver short fare he docks HIM fifty
cents"
How do the receipts now compare
with the ten cent days2"
I'VE do more than double the business
A stage averages So more day since
they cut down to five cents. We used to
take in Sc or 81, and now we count on
from 50 to $11."
And now you know as much about the
profits of the Fifth avenue bus line as
,lo.-N. 7. Letter.
, 1880-04-19

WASHINGTON, April ia report pub
lished in the Washington Star yesterday,
that Senator Grover is suffering from
paralysis and IS dangerously i'll at wills
mingtsn, Delaware, is to day discrcd'ted
by his intimate friends in this city. LIE,
ters received by one of them, and by
Senator Growers brother-in. law, during
the past few days, written by the Senator
himself, report his health ns improving.
, 1880-04-19

CHICAGO, April 1S.--Suit is pending in
the United States Court In this city con-
ce.ning the oleomnrgarinc patent which
has brought out the astounding fact that
oleomar.arIne which is never quoted in
market .no which is not kept by any
merchant as such, has sale in the coun>
try of $4,000, 900 pounds per annum.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-The extraor-
dinary number of emigrants arriving this
spring is attracting attention, and If 1t
keeps up, the immigration this year will
be much larger than ever before. Since
the first of January $500 have arrived at
Baltimore. as against 269 Tor the same
period last year, and 35,S25 have arrived
at New York, against 1l,l40 for 1879
During March last the number of arrivals
was 81 ,65S against 5,965 last year. 1t is
said that these Immigrants are an unusu-
ally good class OF people, most of them
having sufficient money for good start
in life
, 1880-04-19

decide who should be their head clerk
.or the next four years; It would mean
the desperate combat Of two sets Of po-
l,ical gamblers for the spoils OF the
Uuion, to the disgust. injury, and demor-
alization OF the voters. ~ Y. Herald.
, 1880-04-19
PENSIONS FOR OLD AND LATE WARS.

Have greater facility to obtain and collect
these claims than any other on the coast, hav
Ing all the blanks, laws and late rulings of the
Pension Office in hand.
INDIAN WAR CLAIMS, BOUNTIES, PRIZE
MONEY, ARREARS OF PAY, TRAVEL.
PAY AND ALL CLAIMS AGAIN IT
THE UNITED STATES, STATES AND
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS COL
LECTED.
~Letters OF inquiry must contain postage
stamps for reply and address ALBERT M.
SNYDER, Seattle, W. I.
NMce-NIill Street, next Post Office.
Refers to Delegate T. H. Brents of W, T.,
Senators L. F. Grover, Jas. H. Slater aud
Representative John Whitaker Of Oregon.
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WASHINGTON. April 1O.-The sub com

WASHINGTON. April 10.-The sub com
mittee on the Pacific railroad to whom
was referred the bill extending the time
accorded the Northern Pacific railroad in
which to fulfill the conditions oD which
its hind grants are based, after prol"ng
ed discussion reached vote on the pro-
position to graat an extension OF ten
years and decided adversely. A propo-
sition was then made to extend the time
six years, but pending discussion. and
without reaching vote, the committee
adjourned. This last proposition is the
one embodied in the Senate bill, and
upon which. the Senate railroad commits
tee is expected to take action at meet
ing tomorrow or Monday.
WASHINGTON. April IA letter
reached here to-day from prominent
Pacific coast politician now in New York
and who IS on confidential terms with
GOV. Seymour, which says that Sey-
mour will most positively not be can
didate for President un.ier any circum>
stances, aud will use whatever influence
he can command in behalf OF Justice
Field. The writer, who is also on inti>
mate terms with Tilden, has expressed a
belief that he "ill not push his own
claims before the National Convention
but will come TO the support of Justice
Field.
, 1880-04-19

Albert M. Snyder
fTToRNEYFOR v. S. CLAIMANTS,
COMMISSIONER Of DEADs FOR OREGON AND CAL
FORRIA.
NOTARY PL LIC. COPYIST,
Collector. Etc.
PREEMPTtUN ENTRIES MADE AND
HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF Ia
KEN FOR SETTLERS,
CONvEYANCING DONE, LOANS NEGO.
TIATED.
THREE MONTHS PAY.
Officers. Soldiers and Seamen of the NeXi-
can war have been granted three months ex-
TIA pay by Congress. The Widows. Children,
Brothers, and Sisters of deceased Soldiers and
Sailors are entitled under the act. All such
will do well to call on me and make applica-
ton for the same.
Soldiers Additional Homesteads.
Every soldier, sailor or marine who served
for not less than 80 days in the Army or Navy
of the Uuted States ''during the recent rebel
Hon." and who was honOrably discharged, if
he has entered less than 100 acres Of ,and un-
der the provisions of the home tead law, is
entitled to a certificate from the General
Land Office, recognizing the right of the par
ty to make additional entry to make mp the
full 100 acres. These claims are assignable
by the use Of two powers ofattorney, and can
be located on any surveyed land that is sub
ject to original Homestead entry. That is,
any surveyed land, whether 81. S or $2.5O
land that is not mineral land. The right at
taches, without settlement or Improvement,
ut once ON filing the scrip in any district land
office, to the exclusion of any subsequent
claim under any law. l have the official
blanks furnished by the Government ard can
obtain them at short notice. Orders for GER
tificates already issued taken by me, and can
be furnished on deposit of money at the fol-
lowing rates; l2O acre-pieces. 81. IS per acre;
oO-acre pieces, 50: Is per acre: 40 acre pieces,
e4;3S per acre.
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Ser 20. SSaDrsS > Gpnpent Der
8rd1tct.

Buffalo. 81. Mai. - Die Ibgeorbneten
5n Der am Ottttipo1 beginneltoen Contention
Der grauer beginner beretts eilSutreffsn. 800
bis 400 Sellrd]er tperben ertpartet. SaS @roS
Der abgeorbneten, beionbsrs bic Netp=D Dorfer
llnb 8bilabelpbier fperben erft rnorgen erpartet.
gtorger 4benO sebt Die Sssriibung Der 8eu,
der in S1enfelberser's 6alle in Scene, uno
ben granern Wiro aud itGbtiI6er Seits gStll=
fonlrlen qeboten rperben. 0ie Sibungen Der
@onbeution lelbft beginnen Dtitttpod Otorgen
in Der st. Sames' 6alle," unb 6r. 5. Hueter,
Yrdiibent bsS v9tational 8rsuer 8eretns," I"
tpirb ieinen Sabresberif)t eritatten. gta1mitz
tags finoet groBe Ausfabrt itatt. 0onnsrItag
tperben Die @eidafts= =Serbanblungeu gei6loilen,
nnb Ibenbs giebt's Elm Banfett in benl Mrienale
bes IA. 8egiments. Sreitag iit elmer gro6e1
@rfuriion auf Dem @rie-See unO Sanlftag et=
mem 9lusf(uge na6 ben NiagarafGQen gelpio=
met. Die 8nffalo'er baben bic beiten Sorbe=
rettnnaen aetrofien, I'M ben 8rauern ben Iuf=
entbalt in ibrer Wiitte m0gltdit an9enebm 5l
MAIDEN.
Nem@Y OFF, 81. 0fai.-Seinr. @lauiien,
Safob ables, Muguit S1nibt, &arl @iiuther,
Sob. 6. q. 6iipfel, &arl Seib, De 2a Sergue
& Surr, @ilb. Srtb, Safob 6uppert, $3.50.
@ilii9, SEQ. &inter, s. Gfelmann, ST. Spz
perrnann, $. Slider, Otto Suber, 9b. @blins,
q. Sd)ipars, 5. 9ouap, s. Sliutoff, g. 9tid
unb Hiharb 8atenmaper seben bon bier naA
Buffalo. 0iit Der bieiisen Delegation reiieu
ebenfals Die SD5. Seinr. 8. Rueter, BrdIoent
Der Central Organization, Der @ongreB= =6epra-
ientant Mdtb. Sranf Spnes bon Sernlont, M.
@lbribge, siuei Sertreter Der pSuffolf= =Sreiuiu9=
Comp, Sill. Wolter, Brouibence, 6.-S, uno
ST. Qauer, @brell=Y YrdiiOent Oes SereinS, bon
Sfeabina, Penni.
Ybilab belp hi q, 81. Mai.-B. .Sd)emm,
Safob @onrab, 9. s. 9totbader, $. Slah,
&oniS Saner, 9b. GlaB unb @brift. 5aii6
gehen als Oelegaten bss biefssn - 8erbrauer=
@ereins," iotpie Die So. @nitap Ssrgner,
gSm. Maiiep, Sob. Gardner, $. s. Waltber,
Chs. gergboa, Setnr. MtiiQer, Sames @ornl=
lep, 8. Nmrbein, War @bele, u. Str6bele unb
6rans Srtb nah Buffalo.
Buff 0, 81. Ofai. - Inter ben pihti.
gen @esenitdnben, pel9e benz Gonbente sur
8erathnng porlie9en, iinb iol9enOe su neruen:
Die @rribtung elmer Brauerlbule nit ipiiien:
ihaftlid)=teduiiber Station; bic 8ei9iitung
Der 8rauerei= Snterefen burd) 4nftellung zines
Sertreters I'M Yatentamte; @rludblun9 zines
te6niihen @omite's sur 6Sroerang Der Braa.
Snbnitrie; bic bebrdnate Gage Der 8rauer in
aanias unb Soma; bic beabfi1tigte ginfiibz
runs bes Steuerlnarferl< 3srff0rerS; bic Crib
bung beS 3olleS auf importirtes canabiid sMal3
lnb bic 8etbeili9ung Der Brauer on Der 1SS3er
gSeltausfteauns blrd cine Gollettiu= ausitel'
Iuna
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3tpet Rinosr omr6 ole Wff,bano,
l,.nget etHeS Stieipaters sA,,t
SelbifatorAe aefrfeben.

Yetrpleum=Gifp, Ysnni., 81. Uiai.
= Sbos. @roml bon 8eaber=@ @onntb, Benni.,
bieute ieinem gaterlanbe ais ssreitpiIiger I'M
Siirserfriege, madte cine 8eibe bon Sd)laf=
ten nit, ans benen er urperlebrt b.rnoratna,
Der ieine ehrenpolle @ntlaifung betant, aber anf
Der 9eimreiie bel einent @iienbabn uniall
nm's 9eben fam. @r biuterlieB cine sBittlu,
nit stpet airbern. 2dngere 3eit nat BENT
3obe tbres @atten heiratbete bic 8ittwe einen
setpiiien Sareb @illiams, tpslder bic &inoer
oes erften 0tanueS alf brutale g4eiie miBz
hanSelte. 8or brei Sahren tuurbe bic So6tar,
oanlals 16 Sabre alt, aus benz slterlibeit Sauie
pertrieben; nidt tpiilenb, ,uobin, n,a6te eas
unglidlife Wtdoden ieiuem 2ebeu Elm @uoe
inSem es iid in eiusm uabeu Sluiie ertrdnfts.
0as Sfpeite &inb, ein 6nabe, il6te Elm uuter=
fomnlen bel einem @siddftsmann I'M Srte,
bod aud bier perfOlste ibn Der bittere sag oes
gefiiblloien Mtannes, Der YateriteQe bel ibm
iibernommen bate. @s sslaus oieiem berg
loien Dini6en, ben Sitngeu aus ieiner Steas
81 pertreiber. Der &nabe beiu9te oann lsiue
Uintter, nabn abi6ieb bon ibr, uno gciteru
tpnrbe er tobt III elmer Sbeuer, ] Uteile bonn
Saule entfernt, gefunSeu; ct batts fit) etne
SliaeI burdl'8 Sers Qeiqat.
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sag- SeOermann, Der 9ance's dem i
ideS 6aar @ieberber ellung 8,
Mittel gebraIdt, 1T bon Der Sbatia9s
iberseu9t, baB es ben 6aare Die natiirlide
Sarbe tpiebergtbt, tpenn @lter oeer Sranf6ett
es grau senadt baben, unO Oa es belaie1beu
gSeidbeit unS @'lan5 perletht, 10 miro Seoer,
Der eS Deriuft, finben, oaB eS bic 9aut niht
fdrbt, ionberu Our6 aureguns Der natiirlt6en
@uSi6eibungen an ben 8ur3eln benz Saars
neues 9eben, neue &raft berleibt unb 10 feline
6arbe uno Stride iuieberbertellt. @s fam j.
oft, iuie @afer, auf Der SOpfbaut uuo nit
glei6er Si6erbeit ange,panbt rperoen, oa ea
aus Sel uno anregellben @eingeiit-@ -@rtraften
beitebt, unb als E0iJettert=a =artifel bat Is eines
@leiGen nid)t. 8reis 81 be 6lai4e! gu
baben bel Setb g. 9ance, Nr. t08, @eitz
8altinlorefraBe. NIB. = Wan irage mad
6ance's d)eniifem Saar=WieSerbGitellungs.
Nlittel unb nehme fein anberesl Q4)
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beiaeter 9emeinoez 0orlfeber, ba Der Blat ntbt
lGn9er als Srieobof biente ober benutt tuer.
ben fonnte, auf Den 8erfauf beiitlben an, mas
lls unb @enoiIen bereits i'm Sabre supor &C.
than.
9eioe antrd9e ipuroen peri6mol3en, unb
ais bas bonn StabtfreiSgerthte erlaiiene Ser
faufsbefret ausgefiibrt iperbenioate, beaniprud)~
ten Sberit Solparo's grbsn, Der Blat falle an
iie suriid, neil er nur su 8eeroi9un9s;lpeden
oerfauit morbsn lei.
Sn Der sefrigen @nti6eibun9 tpies 8tdter
9Obbin Die 6prberung Der Soiparo'iden Grben
ab, iidl bauptiddltd auf bas 186Ser StaatSz
seiet, 211. &epitel, berufenb, melhes ben Sc
ridjten bic ausbriifltde gcfH9ntB ertbeilt, ben
Serfauf bon 8irhb0ien, Die itdl nid)t mchr nit
Sortbcil 81 SeeroigungS5ueden psrluenOen
laiien, ansuoronen.
I3ubem fpurbe burd ben Serfauf i'm porlie=
gellben Sale feline bsionbere 8eifimmung beS
Sotparb' ibeu &auibrieieS perlebt, rno Sberit
loomarb babe iiir iein 2anb ipertbpolle 9elb-
sntihdoigung erhalten. Die @ntibeibung citirt
81 ibrer Qnteriiiibrng beridteoene autoritdten.
Sc pirb paber Der Serfauf oes Ylabes ueriiigt !;
ter @rl6S 1T bem @erih htSbofe 8ebuiS lpeiterer
8erfiiaung 3l iibergebcn.
/. Sa.brunfall. = IlS Sr. 8m. @beeler
unb Srau, SIR. 81, AisquitbItraBe. SOnntag
9lbenb bon elmer Spa3erfabrt aui Der 9bilas
helpbier &oao heimfebrteR, ilieB ibr Sugg1 ges
gen einen Grprebma9en, iobaB fie Seioe auf
Die 2anbfraBe qeidDlsrbert tpuroen. 6r. 8bee=
Ter truQ eiuige Sframn1en Sauon.
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Ndberes iiber etm Morsaebeimnik,

8eaotn9, Yennl., 81. Wtai. - Am 8.
Sesenlber 1877 wurse bic Wobnuna bes be-
iabrten @bepaares Sob. unb @retden &in3ler
in Snboer County, Yennl., niebersebrannt
unb in ben 6uinen Die berfoblten @ebeine Der
alten 2eute, tpeld)e 8eibe iiber 70 Sabre alt pas
rem, anfgefunben. Sc tpar befannt, oaB oas
Yaar ettpa $25OO, sas @riparniB ibrss gan3sn
2ebens, i'm 5auie perftedt batten. Wtan per=
nlutbete ioiort, baB elm biibilher Morb unb
8ranbitiftun9 periibt mareu, bod fonnten Die
WifIdbater bisber niht ernl,ttelt tueroen. Sen
unern,iibliden @uftrensungen zines @ebeim-
polisiften iit eS selunseil, enblid 8erbaftungen
bon Yerionen por5unebmlen, bic allem Mnjhetne
na1 on Der feigen Gbat bethetlist marem. Die
meii en- ber Mtifetbdter babeu furs mad, bem
8erbre9ea bic @e9enb perlafen; Der @ebeinl>
poliaift QDon berfolgte orei Der I'M Weroad,t
ftebenben perlonsn bts Sdoolcraft in Widiz
gan, ,poIelbit iie an1 Oonnrftage in letter
@ofe berhaftet ullb mad Yeuniplpan,en ,li=
riifgebrad)t purben. Mnbere ipuroen inn
Often fefsenominen, uno bis iett finb 6.
@ttinger, Sonatban Wopsr, lfriab Wtoper, s.
Orb, Soieph Woper, Sames @ttnaer, @iIeu
Moper, 9ucp MODer ltno Maris I6artlsp benz
@eridte iibertpieien, angei9ulolgt, al Der
Branbltiftung lnb benz URorbe Der alten 9eute
tbeilgenommen 81 bnben. Gine gelpifie Sallie
N. Bingamau tft Die Antldgerin. DIE Stage
.uirb iebenfalls intsreiiuute Gutbdaungsn 5u
Gage f6rber1t.
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Gon8re6=Werbanolun8en.

Saibinston, 81. Dtai. = SIN 6 E
nate purbe segen Die Sill berihtet, Die Yoli=
seimodt bes 0lftritts Columbia Su pernlebren.
Oapis beridtete giinitig iiber Die Bill sur
unterftiisun9 Der poncas.
Der 8eidluB, ben Brdiioenten aufSufprbern,
nit Sranfreif, Spanien, Seitreih unb Stalten
iiber Die 8eihrdnfung Der Sabads @iufubr in
iene sduoer in untrbauoluEg 3u treten, ruuroe
angenomnlen.
Der BeihiuB oes !6auies tpurbe aufgenont'
men, 100000 fir etne 0enfidule auf oem
Shladtfelbe i'll Yorttopu NIB $4,000 fir
Die @entellnial=Seier 5u oerlptaigeu, urb fiibrte
Su ciner ldn9eren Debate.
Observation-Disclosures.
Inter Der Hegel tpuroen bic Staaten aufge7
foroert, Bills unb 8eibliifie porsulegen. Jtobez
ion, Oas Idtiiunoenselet ourd5nfiibren ;
Senrp, ben SefretGr beS Slnern auf;uforbern,
Dem Sauie 81 berihten, Oh oas @eieb, iuelhe5
porjhreibt, oab bic Sntfs3dbler aus beiSer
garteien ertpdblt tperben loaen, I'M 2. Otitrtfte
BON Marplaro ourbgefiihrt tuoroen if. gSil=
lom's 8elbluB, Den Aderbau=8eriht in 3OO,z
600 @remplaren 5u bruden, turrOe ansenonl,
men.
Die allsemeine 0efi5it=gill tpurbs einbsrid-
tet.
0as SauS nabm oann bic genliihte @iuils
Sertpilligunss= =Btu iuieoer aui uno 0omnep's
Inlenbement, alle Sertpiaigungen in Silber
I'll sahleu, tplIrSe allaeuoul1ueu,
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nGR III Inc SID pni1i a

B Cine Mebi3tn, auf bic man
lid uerlai len fann alS Panacaa ge9en
9Dspepiie, al5 gterpenitdrfun9 uno algenlei,
mes &onicum ift Or. Chalmers 5etltinttlr.
0g8pepiie nnp alle anberen aus nnoronungen
i'm Wagen entipringenben QeiOen lueroen Slrls "
ibren @ebran6 raid fllrirt. Sci Neruen=af,
fettonen 1T ie por5ii9i9, in6em fis alle id)Iin=
men 6Olgen bon Gri4iitterlng bes gterOen>
ipisnls bebt. Gle fat i9linme 6aGe bon
gieuralgie geaeilt, unb tpenn Elm algenleiueS
3onicun n0tbis 1T, 10 iit iie geraOe Der rits
9tppetit uno ridltet ben S9madeu uno Gnz
frafteten iuieber aui. Utan made eiucu Sa=
iu9 oamit. Yrcts 81 Die 6laidt. 9ei 5etb
9. Sance Scr. 108, @ t. y iii more=
Strase, 81 haben. %
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aus Der 8,tnoeSbamptfaot
Die @btttaeerss.meel eelesenbeit.

Die xSbtttd6efsIn9ete9enbe
Waibington, 81. Wai. - Der Beritbi
Der llnterluhungs Sommilfton in Der @bittz
afer=anselegenbeit iit nod nidt in Die 6anoe
bes SriegSs Sefretdrs gelaugt. gbe 9ieles
aejdeben, tpirb Der 8eridt bes Diitrifts An.
tpalts Sotpnienb 1id3t ber1ffentliht rperben.
Sefretar 8amlep nleinte, oaB Der 8eriht ntels
leibt gar nidbt an Die SefIentli9feit selanserl
tperoe. Dieie Trage pir6 aber erff entihieoen,
penn Der @eftzYotnter 8eriht ernpfangen lit.
iaIfdmi.nser serbaftet.
Sin A9ent Der @ebeimpoliSei in yteip.yOrl
beridtet, 0aB bort cin sSalidmitn3er, Namena
@eorg Stanleg, perbaftet tpurbe. Sunoeri
falid]e 0oaarftiide iuuroeu in leineu Salder1
9efunben, als er feltgenomnlen murbe. Sn
ieincm Saule tpurbe eirle 4nsabl Sali9miin
ser=9Serfseuge confiS3irt.
Sie 5stid)erei= Hraee.
Staatsiefretdr @parts iagt, baB bic Wtit=
tbellun9 bcs @orreiponbenten oes 2iuerpooler
Courier" bersufolse er betn ameritanii9eu
@elanDten in 2onbon Snitruftionen ertbeili
babe, bic einen perl0bnliherell uuo freunOi4aft,
lideren Gbarafter bdben, als Die benz @onsreiit
unterbrcltetcn 8srifte, total unbegriinbet iei
9a er bem @ongreB ieinen Serid)t llnterbrettet
bat, 10 mill er Die @ntidetoung oeiielben ab.
iparten, ebe er Dem Geianoten Snftruftioneu er:
tbeilt.
Wonofbdnler oerbaItet.
SIN Siireau fir Sulauoitellsrn it beute BIZ
yfahrid]t ein9etroffen, baB Der beriibtigts
Dionbi6einler Serons nit ietnen orei S0hner
uno ,ebn anoeren Beriouen bur6 ben Sitlis,
Collector Daais perbaftet worben. Die Sc
nannten trieben ibr geietmlorigeS Sanotusrl
i'm nDrbltd)en 9beile bon Georgia.
Die Denftons ssg,ertpiateanessaia po,n asrdfi
oentem mnterseidbnet.
9eute bat Der 8rdfoent Die 9ia unterseid).
net, ipslde Serluiaigunssn I'M Setraae por
$S,5O0,O00 fiir riidftdnoi9e Peuiionen Der Sn.
palioeu, fir @ittuen, 8atien uno 8eruauott
sefa0ener Soloaten uro ytadf0mmlia9e oel
i'm a,iege bon 1912 sefallenen SaterlanOsoer.
tbeibiser madt. Sir MarinezYenfonen int
$4,000 pernilli9t nno fiir Penftonen, welht
Dor bem 25. Stunt 1879 erlaubt nurOen
$500,000.
0erniiidteS.
SaS goit Oepartement 1T benaf)ridtigt
tnoroen, baB bic Babama= =SnIeln, rpeld)e untel
britil9em Sbuee iteben, in ben internationa,
len Soft =Serbanb aufgenomr1en it1lo.
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Wtehut1rffeA

Gh icago, 81. Dtai. : Die 3ufubr bon
Shweinen belief iid beute auf Il 900, Die Ser.
ienbuns auf 5000 Stiif; bic Preile maren ie
nad Guali:dt $4.OO bis $4.35 pro 100 Bfo.,
&inobieh: 3uflbr 2S00, Serienouug 5000; :;
Serfauie 81 1920 bis $4.75. = @9aaie: 3uz
tubr 800, Serienouns 200; sef6orene purs
ben 5il $4.0O bis s4.75, unsel9ors1e su S. 90
ncrfauit.
fts2ibertp, Benni., 81. Mai. - Die
3nfnhr bon Ofinopieb belief fid amf 1857; bic
Frsiie partirten 3miihen 1915 nnb $780,
Sd,meiie: 3ufnbr $3.50; @erfdufe 3u $3.50
bis $4.6o.-SAaafe: .3ufnbr 54Oo; gertdufe
unbebeutenb.
Wef VbiIabetpbia, 81. Yaai. =
Rinbbieb flan; i3ninbr 270O; priura 5-5a,
quite 44-45, Mitteliorte 44-44; crbindre At.
Gdtpeire fiau; .3ufnbr 45o0; prima Ct, CUTE
81, Mittdiorte Ct, orbindre 6. Gdaaie fiau;
Snfubr 10000; prirna 44-4f, quite 4-44,
MitteIforte 3t-s4, orbindre 34-sa.
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Die ariedltidae @re,tsfraae.

9onbon, 81. Wai. = @ine g8iener 0e,
peidle an bic ySimes" iast, baB 8uBlunO Oa=
Bel bthurrt, baB bic sriediid,e @ren3fraae Ourf
cine @Onieren5 bon bepolmddtisten 9eianoten
seidli6tet werbe.
cittnsien.
Yonbon, 81. Mai. - Ser @orreiponbent
Der , SlmeS" in Calcutta iagt, baB bic militdz
ridden @Orbsreitungen 5ur llntsroriidlIng bes
Sumpa Aufifanoes oorani9reiten uuo cine
aberrlalise lan9tpierise @ampagne in ienem
Sieber 8e3lrfe beporitebt.
Oerielbe Correspondent nernirnnt, oaB bic
oitinriid)e 8esieruns in trgenb elmer gSeiie ben
politiiAen Status Gai4mir's gu Gnoern be-
abfid)ti9e.
Sdjifsnadlridlten.
Nt vile, 81. Yfai. = Der 0ampfer
pMorauian" TT beute bon NOntreal bier ange=
langt.
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Gin ,srat.fbdrIt6eS Smitet

aberall i'm 9anbe, elm 8etpeis, saB giele an
@rfdltnns leiben unb barau leiben nerben,
nenn iie bagegen uidt gtpas thun. Das
groBe Seilnlittel 9ance's 3uiamnengsiester
anborniprup Compound Syrup of Hore-
hound) furirt Snifen nnb ale ionfisen 0als.
unb enngenlei6en. Grii6e @rfaltnnssn bebt
sr oft in sinsm Gage, aIts Sale in iueniseu
9asen. Sci 4ronii9en affettionen unS ulfsn
eei,ten sibt's fait gar nidts Beiferes. CT
futrtt aud bet &inSern ausge3ei9net. Ser.
iudt cine 6lai9e uab liehHtt nidts &noeresl
8reis 25 unS so Gents. 8ei Setb g. Sanee,
Rr. 108, 20 D. 3 Baltimore s5trase,
~ babeu. l2O