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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

New YORK, April 3.--A special
to an evening paper from Reading,
Pa, says: "The people of Honey
Brook township, Chester county;
are in terrible state of alarm over
the depredations of a band of
mountain thieves, who are burning
their barns and driving off their
stock. The marauders robbed
country school house of large
Bible, nailed it to tree and posted,
a notice with a skull and cross
bones attached, stating that
if the horse insurance
company followed them up to make
arrests fearful desolation would at
once follow. A number ofmembers
of the detective company have had
their horses and cattle poisoned.
HARRISBURG, April 3.-The
Dauphin county court adjourned to-
day until the 26th inst. None of
the men recently convicted OF cor~
rupt solicitations put in their ap-
pearance. The counsel for the
commonwealth were anxious to have
court sit on Saturday in
hope that Kemble and
the rest of the fugitives would
appear at that time for sentence,
but the court could not see the adj
visibility of such a course. 1t is
generally understood here that if
these men appear in the custody of
the sheriff they will be admitted to
new bail for their appearance at the
session commencing on the Goth
inst.
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~AAREs> NV rE, EaRApu
New York Money Mark es.

wv" VIZ ssOsAUS
NEW YORK, April 3.-Money $l06.
Exchange, $4S44 Governments,
quiet and firm; SIS, $l.03i;
41's, $l09; Fs, 81 06!. States, nom
insl. 1892 st
NEW YORK, April 3-Cotton--
net receipts, 4O6 bales; gross, 1,lS7
bales. Futures closed firm ssles,
80 900 balea. April, l2,S9; May,
13 04al3 05; June, 13 10; July,
lS.2aal3 80; August, l3 36sl3 3S; Sep
tember, 13.0lal3 03; October, II 2ia
II "a; November, ll.S8sll IS; Dv;en
bar, IL s3all s., ~
N-w York Cottaa market.
NEW YORK. April 3 --Chton -
6rmi sales, ! 3s6 bales, Including !, ,l50
In transit; GALES last evening $50, In
nl u,hnQ 900 for exports; uplands. l8r;
New Orleans, lSc, ConsoIdset pet
receipts, 9 524 bsles; exports to Grest
Britain, 4066 bslesi 10 continent
3,S29 bales
arnerai MsSEet.
NEW YORK Apdl 5 - southern
-four, unchanged and quiet, wheat,
feverish, irregular, unsettled and clos
Ing dun ct about tc lnwet; ungraded
red, 81, l,329s1 369. Corn, about &c bet
ter and fairly active; ungrsded, "a 55n.
Oats, ls2c better and fair trade, 4O3 +,
4llc for No: 3. Sugar, steady and
more active; Cuba and Muscavado, 7sa
7sc; Melado, Ole; fair to good ref ding,
7sa7$c; prime, 7AaSc; refined, fircler
and better demand Molasses, quiet.
Rice, fair demand aud firm. Coffee,
unchanged and dull. Wool, quiet and
very Arm; domestic fleece 50se5ci
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
ENGLAND.

New YORK, April 3.--The aaso,
ciated press has received by cable
returns of the elections in 218 con,
stituencies in Great Britain, show
ing that the liberals have elected
206 members, the conservatives 122
and the home rulers IL. The libers
ais have gained So seats and lost
II, while the home rulers, so far,
show gain of three seats.
LONDON, April 3.-Dispatches
from Paris. Berlin, Vienna and
Rome represent that disappointment
and uneasiness are felt in these
capitals at the success of the liberal
party in Great Britain, while at St.
Petersburg the news is received
With the utmost delight.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Anril z.

-4s.,.t..- WASHINGTON, April 3.
The Donnelly-Was ashburn case
bids fair to lead to new and unex>
,pected complications. Mr.. Springer,
chairman of the house committee on
elections, having received a letter
from Representative Manning
stating that he proposed to prefer
charges against him (Springer),
affecting the motion which actuated
bis course and determined his vote
in the case, he will, on Monday,
call the attention of the house to
the matter, and ask for thorough
Investigation. In conversation to,
day, while declining to express any
opinion as to the true source of the
animus of the attack upon the in.
tegrity Of his conduct, Mr.. Springer
stated that at the proper time
he should show to his colleagues and
the country that his vote upon the
Donnelly-Washbu case was strictly
in accordance with his convictions,
and that not a shadow of foundae
tion exists for any charge or insinu-
alton of corrupt motives or improper
influences.
Gen. Gibson, ofLouisiana, has re-
ceiyed a petition, forwarded to
him by the bar and leading mer,
chants of New Orleans, without re-
gard to party, asking some increase
of salary for the United States
judge of that district. The petit
tion sets forth that the extraordinary
amount of business of all kinds
within the federal Jurisdiction is
constantly crowded upon Judge
Billings, making his labors more
severe than is usual with district
Judges.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
METHODIST CONFERENCE.


New York, April 3.-At the
conference of the M. e. Church,
held here to-day, six gentlemen
were elected to deacon's orders and
one to elders orders. There was q
lively discussion as to accepting the
report of the committee appointed
to consider the question of whether
the position of presiding elders
should be elective or by appoint
ment. The matter was referred
back to the committee. Delegates
were elected to the general confer,
ence to be held at Cincinnati in
May.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.

CHICAGO, April 3.--The Chicago
Times proposes to introduce o new
feature in the publication of newss
papers. 1t is making preparations
to arrange the size of its sheet ev-
cry day according to the amount of
news it has to publish. If 4s col
umns of space is needed it will have
a 4S column sheet, and if it has 90
columns of news and other essential
matter a 80 column paper will ap.
pear. By this means the Times ex-
poets to avoid the necessity Of prints
ing triple or quadruple sheets when
additional space is needed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
XLVI. CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April {

The house met this morning, Mr..
Carlisle (Ky.) in the chair, for de.
bate only and Immediately went in
to committee of the who on the
state of the union.
Mr.. Covert IN. Y addressed the
committee on the subject of revision
of tariff. He had voted the other
day to refer the Townshend bill to
the committee on, ways and means,
not because he was not in favor of
revision of tariff, but because he had
thought that that was the committee
which, under the rules, had jurisdic-
ton over the subject. He argued
especially in favor of reduction of
the, duty on steel rails and in favor
Of placing chrome ore on the free
list, but, though he desired revis-
ion of tariff, he desired it made in
legitimate, orderly way, and would,
therefore, oppose any projectlooking
to the appointment of commission
on the subject of tariff revision.
Mr.. Houk Tenn. replied to the
speech made some time ago by Mr..
House (Tenn.), in which that gen.
tleman had opened the Tilden
campaign and had SO forcibly reit-
Grated the ancient cry of fraud.
He denied that the gentleman had
expressed the sentiment of the
people Of Tennessee, if he had ex,
pressed that f.zhis party. His
speech would stand as lasting
monument to, the yitiated taste and
malignant hate of that party. The
country was told that there had
been no loyalty in the south during
the war, and 1t had been
told by copperheads of the
north, the Y most venomous
serpents in the world. He asserted
that there had been many loyal men
in the south, and that that section
had furnished the federal army with
nearly half million men. 1t
seemed that this service was to be
forgotten and the Tllden campaign
prosecuted on the policy that friend
ship to the union was to be regard
ed as a badge of political in
famy and social dishonor.
His colleague, Mr.. House,
had attacked the president. He
would not attempt to defend the
president, for that officer needed no
defense. For his colleague to as
sert that President Hayes had been
inaugurated by fraud was equivalent
to making the addition that the
democratic party had been brave
enough in 1851 to force the war
without q cause but too cowardly to
do SO in 1877 when it said that the
president had been counted in by
unconditional fraud. 7a How had
the mighty fallen! What had
come over the spirit of the
chivalrous democracy of the south.
He then turned his attention to the
ap9litical assessment BILL" ridi>
culing the present civil service sys-
TEN, and referring, in the course of
his remarks, to Geo. William Cur
tbs as the prince of political huns
bugs, and to Secretary Schurz
as the king of civil service reform.
Mr.. Law (Ala) spoke in ops
position to the funding bill.
He had always had democratic
sympathies, but he declared here
and now that the two old factions
of high tariff and hard money dems
ocrats were not to be preferred to
hard money and high tariff republi,
cans. The committee rose, and the
house at four o'clock adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
OHIO.

CINCINNATI. o., April 3.-The
tobacco warehouse at Ripley, Ohio,
was burned yesterday, in which Mcs
Gregor Bros. had stored 10000
pounds of tobacco, most of which
was destroyed or damaged. Nc
Gregor Bros. are insured for S10,-
900; other losses small.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, April g.
The strikers on the Piedmont and
Cumberland railroad, who have
kept the trains on that road, which
is principally coal road, idle for
nearly two months, have accepted the
terms offered them by the railroad
officials. The trains were started
as usual this morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
THE FAR WEST.

Los VEGAS, New MExIco, April
3.--This evening two desperadoes,
David Rudrburgh and Jno. Allen,
entered the Jail here, shot and
fatally wounded the jailer and at
tempted to rescue prisoner named
Webb under sentence Of death fol
murder. The would.be rescuers
were scared off before, they could
accomplish their purpose. A posse
is in pursuit of them, and if cap,
tured they will certainly be lynched.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

THE political millennium has set in
at Louisville, Kentucky. A city coun-
Gil, strongly democratic. has given the
printing Of the city ordinances to the
Commercial, stau nch republican pa
per, by q vote of "a to 10, over the
Courier-Journal. The Commercial is
live journal, and we are glad to see
this evidence of fits popularity.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
Exodus Setting Towards Ohio.
Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial. ]

WASHINGTON, April Tonight a
colored exodus meeting was held In
one of the rooms of the Corcoran
building, attended by representatives
from nearly all of the southern states.
Mr.. Lsngsdale, Of Indiana, was pres
ent. IL seems that about five Thousand
colored people have moved to Indiana.
and the great majority OF them are
doing well. The purpose of the meet
Ing Tonight was to discuss the ques-
tion generally. Representatives from
the south are generally Of the opin>
Ion that the exodus Is in its infancy.
and that there will be quite STAN.
pede northward this sum mer. Ohio
is looked upon as a favorable location
and 1t is reported that all who have
gone there have done well.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
Judge Houk Replies 70 the Re-
cent Speech Of Mr.. House,
-i.af 9IBt----+-t--uo-!u saaUGd
And Psurs Het Shot into the
: Camp Of The Unterriaed.
New Complications in the Wash
llJ .s,E-4Q li6ua nIlW -I9trt
y4a burn-DsanelIy case. 4ar q
~ ea1G gf-l-----A.- -------44---1i2 ---44---1i2 rug
New York M. T.. Conference Dis
cussing the Presiding a'47
Eldership. ~
AlnE {
New Feature in Journalism by a
Chicago Paper.
speclal D,.pstch to the chronicle.

speciai DispRtcn to the Snrontcie.
WASHINGTON, April $3.50 p. M.
Judge Houk has just replied to Mr..
House, of the Nashville district, In q
speech that will be heartily appreciated
and endorsed by the republican party,
and especially by the people Of East
Tennessee. 1t was bold, true and
brilliant vlndlcation of the people Of
the south who were faithful to the
government during the rebellion. Mr..
House and the democracy have not
received . more fittiog and complete
rebuke during this session. During
the delivery of his speech, the judge
received the strictest attention from
the members and the galleries. the
only instance of the kind during the
general debate to-day. d.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

THE wide awake (?) associated press
agent failed to send us anything about
the Kansas state republican conven-
ton, which was held Thursday. A
solid Blaine delegation was appointed
to Chicago, but two Of the congress
sional districts held meetings after
ward and appointed Grant delegates.
There will be a contest as to which
delegation shall be seated.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

pulled, 33a60c; unwasbed, 18,40c;
Texas, 2la40c. Pork, aput steady
and moderately active; middies, dun
and weak; long clear, 81 10; short,
$3.50; long and short, half and bsih
$250 Lard, without important
change and closing steady with mcd~
crate trade, 81 SOAR 62!, Whisky, dull,
Sl.0S
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
County Revenue for March.

The following collections of county
revenue were made by the county
court clerk, ]. F. J. Lewis, during the
month of March:
State, $4S4 76; county, S305 SO; rail-
road, $l22 81; school, $5S.65; city,
$337.50; total, 81, 800 05.
AL has been promtly paid over to
the proper authorities, and the clerk
holds receipts for the same,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
Marriage Lice nses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued from the county court
clerks Office during the past week
John L. Oashon and Mrs. Blanche Rud-
der.
John II. Davies and Mary I. Trent.
John Henderson and Lucy Il. Lewis.
Rufus T. Miller and Sarah q. Hartley.
VIM. b. Hancock and Mary A. Thomp-
son.
Elijah R. Langford and Margaret F.
Inhr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

SOME Of the most knowing politi-
tieians in the city of Washington give
Samuel J. Tilden credit for having
engineered the attempt to steal Wash
burns seat, E.a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
Profit, $1,000.

ITO cum It up, six long years OF bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year,
total 81 .2O0--all of this expense was
stopped by three bottles Of Hop Bit
ters taken, by my wife. She has done
her own housework for year since,
without the loss of day, and 1 want
everybody to know 1t, for their
benefit
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

THE Gallatin Examiner has no hes
itancy In saying that it will cheerful
ly support Col. Byrd for governor on
the platform he suggests his willing
ness to run upon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

The president promptly bounced
his Immoral clerk, but Ben. Hill re.
mains In Washington. ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
Weather Report.
KNOxvILLE, April 8, 1888

Maximum Thermometer, 72 50; Min
mum, SO 50; Rainfall, 0,ls inches.
INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather.
occasional rain, southwest veering to
northwest winds, generally followed
by rising barometer. E@
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

THE general conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church COM
menoes at Cincinnati on the first Of
Nav aa4-7fif
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-03-10

beredelser till festligheterna i an
ledning af 50:de arsdagen af Bel
giens oafhangighet. Festen kom-
mer att ega rum september d. a.,
och programmed ingar bland an
nat storartade processioner, hvil-
ka de gammalfandriska kommu-
nerna skola representeras. Vidare
|skall det framstallas en- grupp at
de II provinserna med personifka-
tioner anda fran Flip den skUnes
till Maria Theresias dagar SAINT en-
rad triumfvagnar med sinnebilder
af Belgiens fredliga er0fringar Sc
dan 1880. Slutligen skola fere
stora vagnar representera Belgiens
frihet SAINT jordbruk, industri,
handel, skeppsfart, jernbanvasen,
konst och litteratur, pressen, val
g0renheten och det oafhangiga Bel
glen.
Ryssland.
- En- son af en- prest, tva solda-
ter, en- son af en- subaltern- officer
och en- student unlerga Kieff for
h6r, en,edan de utdelat pamhette1
af REVOLUTIONARY innehall och for
s0kt att taga 1ifvet af czaren.
Despotismen har hogsta grad
tilltagit efter explosionen i Winter.
palatset. Det uppgifves att fem
tusen personer blifvit arresterade
och tire tusen sitta fastningen
Potropaul Vosky, men nihilismen
fortfar, och forfarliga tilldragelse1
meddelas fran St. Petersburg. Sc.
dan myndigheterna fatt nys ON att
misstankta personer uppehollo sig
vid mo Besebordkin prospekt, fin
go tjugu polisman befallning att
anstalla en- understanding pa plat.
sen. Utom clerkar och enkor fans
ingen, och intet lnisstankt patraffa
des. Fem polisman, som under.
rattades, att tire man bodde ett
skull pa garden, begafvo sig dit. ]
samma 0gonblick polismannen ru-
sade in, intraffade en- forfarlig ex-
plosion, som sprangde poliserna
jemte skjulet luften. Efterforsk-
ningar ledde till den upptackten,
att dynamit var forvaradt skjulet.
Knappast hade explosionen blifvit
bekant, forr an cid utbr0t vid en-
gaia, som kallas Balshaya. Polls
stationen och ett privat hus brun-
no ner. Under elden polisstatio-
men omkommo dera poliser vid
t0rs0ket att radda becker och pap
per.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-03-10

g 4 {
En synaL, som en- tjensteAicka
j Koln oforsigtigt hade stuckit sin
kjortelfcka, Triangle sig in j k1ttet
6fyer hennes venstra kna. Laka-
rem jffoormadde icke utdraga nalen,
utan bad fickan, att mar smartan
benet tilltoge, skulle hon komma
igen Delta skedde j november
manad fora aret. F0r nagra da.
gar sedan kom nalen fran yid
yenstra hoften, sa fickan self kun
de draga densut. Under den It'd ma
len varit pa yandring hade' 'fickan
(icke kant nagon slnarta, SAINT utfort
lsitt arbete, som yanligt.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-03-10
MERIKA A.

- Ex-senator Simon Cameron
fylde i mandags alta tic ett ar.
- Speaker Randall har uttalat
den asigten, att kongressen skall
.upplosas den.15 mai.
So Falska 800 sedlar pa Boston,
Pittsfeld, New Bedford, Wilkes
barre och Pittsburgh -bankerna aro
i omlopp.
En- aderton ars poke ] Colum-
bus, O., har blifvit tokig fran ett
hundbett, som han erh0ll for
ett ar sedan. Ar det sa sakert att
galenskapen harleder sig fran humid
bettet?
Jacob Lincoln, kusin till Abra-
ham Lincoln, blef nl0rdad den 20
feb. af tva lila kanda personer om-
k.ing Z mil fran Baltimore. Bof-
yarne hade pa nagot- satt upptackt
att Lincoln innehade en- betydlig
penningesumma och de stenade no.
nom derf6re till d6ds f0r att kom-
ma at denna. De blefyo strax hak-
tade.
Pastor A. Rodell och fru afa.
de f0rliden torsdag bes0k j Salina,
Kansas. Herr pastorn predikade
pa aftonen i den lutherska kyrkan
Iharstades pa sitt gamlarattframma
anslaende satt. Herrskapet Rodell
som gjorde sin afskedsresa till yars
trakter och uppeh6ll sig j McPher
son hos slagtingar och yanner Of
yer en- veckas It'd, konlmer reda1
den 8 mars att aMytta till Brook
ilyn, hvars svenska lutherska f5rsam
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-03-10
L
President Hayes ger ut ett
budskap ON Forenta Sta
ternas stallning till
Panama-ka-
nalen.
/ nrikes-departementet och in
dianerna. Skola de ci-
viliseras?
Hungersn0den Brasilien.
Orsaken tillen my ckna
hungersnod, som be-
s0ker jordens
lander.

President Hayes har i imandags
till kongressen inlemnat ett bud
skap med anledning af NJ. de Les
seps patankta kanal- -f6retag ofver
Panamanaset. Budskapet ar ma
handa- icke So CROFT tillyxadt, som
sensationslystna korrespondenter
hade pa forhand utmslat det, men
l.det ar heller icke sa fint tilltaget,
att nsgon skulle beh0fva misstaga
sig ON presidentens mening. Ett
tydligt och rattfram sprak alskar
presidenten, och hans budskap hat
va alltid utmarkt sig for bestamd-
/ het och enkelhet utan ALA on6diga
slingerbultar. Grundtanken j man
dagens budskap ar, att en- kanal,
som skall samman nbinda de Allan
tiska och Stilla hafven med hvaran-
dra, har mera att skaffa med For
enta Staterna an med. nagot annat
land, och att derfor ett sadant fore
tag maste sta under Forenta Sta
ternas kontroll, att afven de ma
kunna gifva det> erforderligt be-
skydd. Delta ar icke nagon slags
hotelse till grefve de Lesseps, till
nagon korporation eller till den re-
gering, den snillrike ingenioren re.
presenterar. Det ar helt enkelt ett
tillkannagifvande till de Lesseps ON
de vilkor, pa hvilka han kan bygga
sin. kanal. ON de Lesseps menat
arligt, da han forsakrat, att han
pntresserat sig foretaget blott j
egenskap af ingenior; att arbetet
har intet politiskt understod; att
han ar fardig att bilda kompaniet
under Forenta Staternas lagar, och
I Jenna kontrollen af aktierna uti
.amerikanska medborgares handler,
fnnes annu den vag 0ppen, hvilken
.sakert leder till malet. Hela fore
{ taget kan fyttas 0fver till denna
4 sidan Atlanten, ON grefve de Les
seps hyser den ofyertygelsen, att
amerikanska kapitalister hafya villa
och energi nog att drifya jattearbe-
tet igen ON. Bolaget kan bildas j
New York under skydd af F0renta
Staternas regering j stallet for ]
Paris. Eft halft dussin amerikan-
ska kapitalister sadane som Van
derbilt och Tilden, hvilka hafya
millioner, som de knappast veta,
huru de skola AMANDA, skola utan
U tvifvel vara yillige att taga LEON
parten af ktiebeloppet och derige-
nom foryandla kanalbygget fran ett
franskt till ett amerikanskt foretag.
M. de Lesseps smile och erfarenhet,
amerikanska kapitaler och Forenta
Staternas beskydd, skola borga for
yerkligg1 gg1randet af de Lesseps djerf.
va drommar manga ganger sakrare
an ON de skulle soka sin tydning ]
Paris.
OAfcielt har tillkannagifvits fran
iinrikes departementet, att Ute-inl,'
D dianerna hafva gifyit slit bifan att
lemna sin reservation j Colorado
NJ och att syarigheterna med den fl
u en-. fredlig Nsning. I enlighet mee
tillkannagifv vandet fran departe
lmentet skulle White river ocl
Uncompahgres ga till Utah och d
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-03-10
CAMILLA VERIDEN
fFrankrike.

Frankrike. l..;
Nihilisten Hartman skall icke
utlemnas till ryska regeringen.
England. .
Vid en- explosion fredags uti
Glasgow omkommo tjugutre perso-
ner. !.
Spanien.
En- spansk postclerk, som fort
bref mellan Indien och Malta, har
f1r6fvat stora st0lder.
Belgien. 4
/ Bryssel villages redan for