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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
nm HrAnING LITIGATION.

Puu\pIIrIuA. April lI.-Ihc application
az ,,ii.-. f,r Frank Bond and others wh" nave ph
dcrccd hy the Court n common flrA' "a "' "''r' "'
the Vlu,,lcluhi, aud Reading llroad, for an i0Hnc-
, g., ,,r,,ut T. g. Gowcn and others rom inrri' ring
tth thrfn in the performance of THAR functions rs
.f .r- az the company. came h'i"rc JmIHt hrN,h'l
,,.l .rf.r lu the uitrd states circuit THIS morning.
m, Court .rrts-rd uuWlugur-~ 20 ufrFI'It lh lh'
tr,. De- Nr.u lr coutcudine Eoaris oi hatAGfs,
49, n hn direct rlnrgr ~ the company NJ represented NY
t, r,rr y,r- and preferred that thc supreme 'gnrt
sInuld decide the i>,uc upon the appeal tAMn' me
I,r,. however consented to hrarll umrt lh thr maj
Tor ana ,rur,ly urNt which day thr lS-ucT oI ii' u''
Crr income bonds and the blanket mortgage VIII como
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15

WHEELING, W. Va, April 1.-The incor-
pornors of tho West Virginia division of the litt"ourS
southern Railway met In this city to-day. The snbScflp
tion books were opened and 100000 Of the capital
stock of 100000 was suh-crihcd' mostly oy tue
Pnt.hurg stockholders. The stockholders H'd li''
inc bory after the meeting of the iucorporators ana
,i . h,,rd ,f directors and the board Immediately
",,i,,l ,, clectng James Mct abe. ot l'hurI pfr--
d,it and i l.. Rowland, OF PhlAdcphh S'!,n,natF'
~ ,.,,,al office the company was hAt,l "i l'i1-
mr. IIr road extends from Fitt~hnfg to Ch!irNt"H,
g. For the present. however. th, ",Jro'r,r pr H. -
,b rn orr, and coal fields Ot the caol,tn part ol "'ot
W. ,inia and The jaime. Riycr Valley of Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
WUy cJRCULlRs WE'RE NOT ISSUED.

1t was stated yesterday at the sub-Treasury that
the circulars Of April II, concerning the redemption
of the six per cent bonds, had not been issued be-
causq information had been received that others
would be sent in their place. The new circulars
were received yesterday, and upon comparison II
was found that not the slightest change had been
made in the language, even the punctuation IRON
the oriqinal The only change was IN the pilhlru
srn III re1uest which the holders of bonds are to
send to Washington if they desire 10 hold their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
FRIGuLNI> rF UFrT. ~ NiUN

.,.,-- =. ,,--,,,-
StNNpt ,HNin hNN Al "'.'- D,.:I
BL"oMlNrioN, IIl.' ApIh ! .-''"'," 'l "i
bati arrived li h- h'in' ii l"l- CIV '' ".. .,t
leave lrfr "h Way D. DE" ''I''I'' 10 VIZ " '' -i
the sr''t'r part q" 90" ,'mn'r u, NiI '' .'''' ~
W hl- r"n. ''t"'-r J. l,fI-: "l ''l' '''f' '''' ''
daughter. Mr. -"-t "I i"l'd' thi'
CUAH'Eu Win lNfi//I MiNI
ST Ioff- Anil g. IluNd 4. IIdAutS con-
No., f, WuI il iifiuof -ta.r-t..r. VI, lnH-,pa GO.
,,.tf.,, hrui rf- OF SOS lnft AMI - lpu-. n- h.- H
here lH-t night FROM N1i"". NH, "i"fr ' '|. H -'''
t~""r iarr' d dt- ''" "n ih' f-, %, 'i 80 |''''- 10
t"nrio'' ''' '"''''. i INQUIRY ''"'' ''' Do "' ''''
IN-f.tt I.-.l T. ~i.Alt 10 iNt liI' 'lllH g..
CUt.,.o iutil IAN examination WIS
,, .,ri Ia, ., for f.ni chem. . .f 60. .i.fh in.
t,,t,,nf of l0 ..l.- .,l.u - random 900 tI, I,i t.
i.t... M fI. -t... Aar.l II..,, ...Intf..u
f. made ft,rt, l.,- Doc lue ilh,f '.I, -'n' "t fr
h,,- nlI not 10 .iu-., tf.. OF iii, lint v,- d-rpttr
,,rot->r- -ifpt s u.rl,ri..tY
N,.,,..,. I.I tt,I if 81 D., ,,,,tiu,, nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
NOMINATIONS.
WAsruNGTON, April l4.--Ihc Following nom

WASIfINGTON, NIHU IT'--I Nv IVIIV0IITF T''ITI-
nations were sent 20 the Senate tO1iaS
TosfrnaSfers- Henry Russell AT tufwla Ah Witry T.
Fang nd C;ats-n tl. John GRANT BfIck'utillc lrN
Isaac T. Brown Columbus. Ind, Ld".n \" ih'ph al YAK
PARK III; q. " clark "a Ida Grove, lu"
James g. Fullerton 10 be RecolveI d Public Moneys at
Wiiin Ictchr OF Ohio he Register Of ihe Land ONCE
at Mitchell, OAK. , ..... ,..,,...t ~
a.. Iuif,,i Htat4s Ii-tICt Of Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
HrREIcINE ~ MISSISSIPPI

CINciNNATL Aprl IA special dispatch to
TIe IiY,, STIR to.a, rom Memphis, ~n'-t lhr hnrrl-
cane, on Ilr-ltt iu '-i--prl cfo-d hr M.>.i--irpl
River M rorin r,, and proceeded ,,-twnrly f" Her
nnndo II mad, a path .OO yard. "iir. la}inr "A-'"
houses for-i- nrd-- and frrc' The storm i- Au""n II
to have Killed four pcron- Four others "rr missing.
tt.f arr 4rfun-rd tn iIfr "sn .lIfd ri ta i''i ~"l,
.r-,f,- Ntf- r.,.,d i,, .ul vtifI,d ~,ttil hundred
tnid. through thc ar. and then lct d""r upon the
ground uuiugrod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
c,NAnIAN PHOSPHATE MINES.

OTTAWA, April Ill. =. LQbonglic has
n., returned from q five months .oiourn in France,
vlr, hr succeeded in fofiuing French company with
u,i u cfal f 1lOuOO. and tlciiItic- for iuciras-
r fl ,tr.f to IuOuDO Oup Francs 10 work thc pAOs-
plutr m!ut.- ou the Hiyicrc du Licyrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
FRANcE AnnL.r no INVADE TI,NIs.

LoNboN, April "A dispatch from Paris 10 The
Times SAYS Franco is not likely to carry on war
against the Kroumir-, as she woulb have TO rNpcnd
torrents Of blood and yast sms of money before she
could conquer them. as they would carry on
guerilla warfare until the last Kroumir was slain.
France will. therefore. prohabl, take precautions
against incursions by the Krounir-, and chastise
them If they renew their dcprcdat ons; and, instead
of wasting time and men in hghtin, the krounirs,
she will enter Tuns by the coa-t and occupy Golctta
and other points and summon the b g. To sign CON
vention leaving the autonomy of Tunis intact,
while establishing the supremacy of France.
While thus showing the African tribes her
strength, size will cvncc her resolution not 10 tolcr
ate M uni- any lsccnIanrv but hrr OWN
dispatch has been received %, sfI tnV that the
Hey of Iuns, while pcrSistug iu hi. refusal 10 co
operate with rance in chasiisng he krumirs has
declared that lhc Tuuisian troop, viii not oppose
tie innoh lrnnis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
rNn1ANn -ANn S.IA.

ST. Pfur-nrro. April lL-Ihr Jo~"al de 81
P,f,r.burg. commenting ou tlc approaching dc iri-
nrr of I.orI Duncrin th British Amln-sd"r hrf''
saws nt hc has hal an opportunity during h7 n-
tcrcour.c with Russian statesmen "l convincing
Mm,.fof th, sincerely loyal AMI pacific ten li"lS
of the Government and ITS desire to a'"'d ""N'"-
tuIuils complications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
A FREE BALLOT AND A FAIR COUNT.

HAscocE's BATTLE CRY IN THE ATTACK on BorR-
BoyIsM-THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN MIS-
sIssiPPI.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBCSR.l
WASHINGTON, April IA" What are the prospects
OF the independent movement in Mississippi y asked
aTRIBUSE correspondent of d Mississippi politician
to-day
Very good indeed" was the reply. at will have
ihe support of 900 white voters and OF nearly or
quite all the coored voters. The white men engaged
N 1T are determined 10 fair election and an
honest count in Mississippi once more"
What is the platform of the partyT
1t is summed up in two sentences from General
hanoocks letter accepting the Democratic nomina-
non for the Presidency. In that letter General
Hancock said: II is only by full vote free ballot
sed fair count that the people rule in fact as
required by the theory of our Government. Take
tas foundation away and the whole structure falls.
This Is the whole political platform of the new
party. On 1t we hope and expect 10 win."
How far has the movement advanced' Have
Jon an organization in the different counticsp
Not yet. Our Stat holds general election his
year for all State and county officers In the coun-
he sheris, county clerks, ETC., are to bc chosen,
snd we shall therefore find difficulty in perfect
ing the county organizations. We shall hold no
eohventous. All our candidates will DC pledged to
one thing that il elected they will demand and OBJ
Min posses ion of their Offices We do not intend
nat they shall be defeated by violence fraud
elected that they shall be kept out OF the offices
which they have been chosen"
Who will he your candidates for State officers y
n Ex-senator Alcorn will be our candidate for
governor: For State Auditor we shall put up gen.
4. 4 nan who has been prominently identified with
@ ms Anti-bourbons during the last two years. Our
spniefence, which held some weeks ago, was Mt
@eaed by about sixty leading gentlemen from differ
- pars Of the State. All except seven or eight Of
@s'ms believe. formerly acted with the Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15

ROME, April 14.-The statement of La Liberia,
that Signor Dcpretis has been unable to form
Cabinet. is confirmed. The King has had con-
ference with Carroll, Depretis and Farini.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
RrNrur1I0N orEIILR0tD rRUEL

OMAHA. Ncb.. April 1.-The trains ON the
Union Puchc Rola are running ou regular time AMI 10
the Council Bluffs trnnsf,r without change All ilo
damage ocrasion,d by The nooi- i- hrg rcunlrcd The
burlington and s, .souri Railway trsrtn'd ile runonR
of tipin- out Oh omaha this m"tuIur. Tie DiuH@A
SIN. .ir. Works ere 900 fIil ol"tafnu totr' Ihr dAn-
n-,. Ia works funfl- p.utts io ' Ntft ~.l1at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15

LoNpoN. April lj.-Thr steamer AndaIu'la' rom
Gr,ngcmouth bound 10 CALAIS, has put INT" Lriih ia
damaged condition, having been in collision WIZ"
th. steamer Jau,. Harris from Middl'~h"rnuYh @ ,"r
t,rnnrrunuth The latter steamer was "hhN ANA
fourteen PERSONS were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
TOPICS AT WASHINGTON.
r1cAr, AND FINANCIAL INTERESTS

,o,rr1CAL AND FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
rU TO-. RRowx on THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH
sfSHrOr 1sDTprSDrSr MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA AND u
wssIssPpI-srccEss OF THE REFUNplNG SAso PLAN,
The few persons who were mn IN 'ne -, neh~'o io"o
Chamber yesterday were enIerpunr% nnd y 8rown wue
speeches from Senators Morgan anu inUosad nr~m"
Tss latter lamented the restrictions inpoSeu
ino .he suffrage in New England, and de-
upO ua that a really free ballot was found
orhsre e'a.J except in the South. The IN,
sOoandeuts of Mississippi have adopted
ca"sral c.p. Hancock's motto, and will contend TOT
o.rss y Eve ballot and fair count they are con-
saeut = @ Of success. General Malone finds 'I'at
~ Sa'a' !. sustained by the anti-Bourbon element
throughout III the South. and believes that ms
uaTtv uat will carry the next election in Virginia.
treasury g officials are gratided with the result It
of the refunding plan. The Utes of Colorado
are said to be peacefully disposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
uNuI.RG AND THE ZOLLyEREIN.

BERLIN. April ll.-llcrr N,r1n1nn' "i ih' n''n- l.
Inn, >..,atr hi. arrived here To b"sn negotiations
with Herr Won Bitter. Minister oi fmanc Nun io
gard 10 the IN, iuaion oi Hamburg III tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
A NEW AUSTRIAN loan

VIENNA April 1.-THE bill is gazetted authoriz-
ing the issue Of loan Of 5O,O00000 1orins in per
cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
MORE PETARDS IN MADRID.

MADRID April 14.-Last evening three large
petards were thrown into houses in this city. caus-
ing solne damage TO property but no person was
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
COMMISSIONERS ON TRIAL.
MAYOR GRACE OFFERS HIS EVIDENCE.

MAYOR GRACE OFFERS HIS EVIDENCE.
THE GATHERING IN THE MAYORS oFFICE-rHE CON
DITlON OF THE STREETS IN MARCH-TEsTIMONY
OF FOUR wITSEssEs-POISTs MADE BY THH
COUNsEL-ANswER OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
The trial of the Police Commissioners con-
tinued yesterday before Mayor Grace. Four
witnesses were examined. The counsel for the
defence insisted that the proceedings were
Irregular as there had been no charges really
preferred against the Commissioners, and that
they had had no opportunity 10 answer to
allegations that had been made. This last
point was debated at length. Finally tho
counsel for Commissioners Nichols and French,
protesting all the time, made formal answer.
Mr. Root did not have Commissioner Mason's
answer rcady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
nm nnER AesIMMY ANOIr TO MEET

Lo<roN. April ll-A Nlta telegram 10 The
.S,igaa,d SAYS: Tho Borr commander. J"uhrrt
state. lnai tho No.ksa1d viii meet tomorrow to
receive IA report Of fhr IrwNiinie upon all ih"
recent negotiations with thr fu',>h. \ proc Iama-
f,u will then o.. i.-',d 'n'ouins thr l'."r- :" alb
STAIN frIH M 4.t- .ld words .l lated O." 'tt ltl
tlc r.uiI"ii- h,tN,,n thc English AMI th' pIi'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TUNIs TO BE SUBDUED.

FRANCE DETERMINED TO SECURE SUPREMACY
ANOTHER IRISH AGITAToR ARREsTTD-NO POST
PONEMENT or THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
1t Is stated that France is fully determined
to invade Tunis and establish her supremacy
there James DAILY, n prominent Irish agi-
tator, has been arrested. An attempt
has been made 10 rescue the con-
dcmncd Nihil-ts. The Borr Legislature is to
assemble to-day. The meeting of the Mon
etary Conference has not been postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
rIIE sCIN CALAMITY.

IoNpoN. Arul lj.-Ihc Sclo correspondent ol
The T,iaes says that doctors and sailors Honi
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bonds at gig per cent interest. As this form was
printed on the back of the circulars it became neces-
sary to recall them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
TIE ITALIAN CRISIS.

American and English ships have particularly dis
tinguished themselves in tending the wounded.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-23
2tn SlGc, Serem Saar anSfaat lt4&D
0fd1t h1frO.

8enem baar tannlt Oh bic natiirlldle 9ea
bln5iGblgttit ulO Sarbe 6nrd oen @ebraud
bon 9Ouce'8 y60trz4 { forer" uie6ers
9ebeu. 8urdl Idugcn mo HmiaHgreifen @es
brNudl bat 6ieer Grtitel bargetban, Oas er Dem
6anausgebCn Giubult tBut, bdufg cas- BadSa.
tbum be8 t0adreS erucuert uno, ueuu e ers
bcldlt ooer gran miro, ihm itetS bic Sarbe
5uriid gtbt. Gr hGitigt bic 2Gur3eln uub cORi1s
yirt 6a5 Soor mo iCtne Sd5nbeit. 8orltiges,
tr0ntBaitCs OOcr idpad)es Saur nir6 gldmeRS,
seiG)mciOig uub ltarf; OtylOreue8 6a6r mGdlt
irGftig micor; oaS 2Glsialien bort aui, uab
oo8 6oor lpir0 tric6cr felt; oiinneS 9aar Ucrz
Oidt ff, unO erblei6tCS OOer graucS erbdlt letHe
nOtiirlihe 6arbe tpieber. 9a5 DliheI wirtG
fiter uub 1T uuihdolidl. Gs beilt Shorf uuS
Gopfgrine, beeiti9t ale ndHeu6eu SteaeH uaA
erbdlt bic Sopibaut FiibI iauber un0 pstd.
2ll8 3oilctteuartitel ftehCu ibm nur ueniae
slcidD. Seriude e5 unfeblbar Breis 81 bic
6Iaihe ODER brci $3.50. 81 babeu bel 5st6
g. 9ance, gG. 108, 2S itsS GlttmOrea
StraBc. QO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-23
SnfanO-9epefGett,
ssnnfs= fs=Vscrf,nnnIr,r,net,.

gS htHgtOn, p. aprll. - Snl Sellate
iuurpe beute Die MN i9ou ieit beinabe Smet Utos
nateu bauerube aom0Oie obne erpGhnensuerz
the Abned)sIung fortgeiett, Gin antrag auf
gibbalten elmer grstutiuTeuug ipurbe nit %
Qe9en II Stiumcu ueripOrieu, nnb Senator
D{orrtl bielt iobann cine 0teoe, in iueld)er er
beltritt, 0a6 bic Gepnblifatler etneu 0an0el nit
0iubone geifloiiett bitten.
Std mo ShermoH ietten bic 0isfuiitou tort
unb itritten iid iber bte 5ra9e, oh bic Dtinoa
ritGt cas- &Cd)t babe, Die 0iaioritdt OIL Der ST.
leSl9un9 Don @eifGften 5u perbinberu.
Sonas (2a.) uerlas bic aeitcrH p.rGffeHtlibts
GrtlGrlln9 be8 9tidlterS 8rioger aus Dem Sird)s
ipiel @albtpea, ga, mCldIe Die glngabeu oe8
Srn. @Bas. Statb in 8e5ug auf Die all ibm in
jenem SirhipieIe ueritbten 9apaltt1aten fir
uuuerihdmte 2iiAen ertldrt.
Senator Danes ia9te, alie 0iejenigen, pel6e
ben 9lnaabeu 8rioger's @laHbeu id)enteu lpolls
ten, f6nnten cs tbun. gr ieiuerieit8 i6enfe
i1nen feineu 9lauben unb 0anle Soft, baB er
rid)t in elmer G'eSenO wOhne, III iueldler etn
Nidtar iOlde autlageu erbebeu t6nne, ohne -
mie 8ribger ielbf 5ugebe - 8erpeiie Iiir bic
ielben Su beiisen.
Sonas ermtcerte, oas &olt bes SiiOenS
uiirOe, ua6bem sS Srn. Danes 3teOeu 9eles
len babe, matrideinllh audi oenl SdDpfer
banfen, paB CT (0alpeS) niht i'll ibrer Dtltte
tu0bne.
Oiad)bem bic 0isfuifiOu bis fituf llbr gtaf-
mitta9S geoauert bate, perta9te itdl Der Senat
bis 9ienItag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-23
Sermtfd)te ScpcEdjcn aus 0e&ps
Morf.

NemzDort, %. glpril.-Sas. s. 6eurp,
Elm Soitgdnger int rSummit= 6Otel," @de Der
gonalItraBe uno ner gomerp, begtug geferu
GelbimOrO ourd GlidlieBeH. @r bGiaHo iit
I'M lCbNnStabtum pGrS6winOiuht mo wtroe
obnehin MIR nod ein paav Gage gelebt baben.
Der GigentbImer be8 S1otelS bate ibu mieOers
bolt aufgforOIrt, iid in ein 0oipitul gu beges
ben, oucln CT ertpberte, CT iGi ihOH in mGbycreH
Qnfalteu 9eipeien, aber man babe ibn in ttis
rer eeridbcu behalten pollen, pcil iciae Srauts
beit unhelibar ici.
- Die @Oli5ei 1T benahriatigt, baB Ynus
line &eber, % Sabre alt, aus l8illiam5burg,
geitern NbeuS in Jtr. l72, 6. Aueuue, an Den
fSolgcu CipCr AbOrtion itarb. Die Seritorbeue
fam am lGtten Samitage Gicrbcr unO bcgob
iid) nuf hem crtuabnten 6aHie, rueldes BON
eirer QuabrOne, Die iid3 nRuoame NelOn"
nennt rus cine gma9netiihe 9ottoriu" Su ielu
pcrgiebt, geboIten miro. Die QuaOrone 1T
pabaitet uno Die &ci6e Der Serforbcuell, Ocren
2n9eb6riqe man nod ni6t GrHlittelt hat, wurDe
uoCh Der 9foruue aebrad1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-23
Sin Gn8IdnSer nit Oettr spleen.
(sinefafl,iitttItdler SeLbfttnorOA

Nem>0ort, %. april. - Am u. 4pril
fam ell Gr9lGnbcr in's Occidental Sotel,"
@de 8rooincitrabe uub SOwerp, un0 lteB itd)
uuter ir9eno etuem Hanlen Gin Gunner anrseiz
ien. Wlon CAB ibm 3iunler glr. SO in Der
nritten Gta9e. @eIern gadntittag gegeu
ubr b6rtc man in bem 3inllEer Elm lautes S6~
deln. 0tan erbrad) Die Derihtoiene S9iire
unS iab ben Gait, Der bis auf's tSernb entfleis
bet NOR, allf einetn Stnble feen, Der inntttten
elmer 8lutlnd)e fauO. Der Olaun hattie fid
Die Seble burhidnitten, nuo Elm Raiirmeiler,
pomit CT Sies Uollbraht, lag ncbenthm. aadla
6cul er bic Shat Ueritbt, bate er etuen Sm9er
in Sas @lut getauft un6 Oanllt ole gSorte:
"Coward, q thing that is vile"
(SeiaIine, Elm semetnes Subifft.)
on Die @auS seidrieben. Die PoliSei, bic
man berbeifitbrte, lieB ben YerpaitOeten in Oa8
ct. gIncent=Soipital" brin9en, iu0 bic Ger5te
conItatirteiI, 5aB Serielbe iid1 ben IOamsapfel
unb bic Speiier6bre Surdidnitten bate.
3rptnem begt rlon 6offnuns, ibH retten 5u
f0nnen. SIN SoipitaI ifrteb Der Batieut auf
sineu 3ettet, baB er 3. $. SOnna beige, 81
Sabre aft urb ans Gnqlano iei, ST. ltannte 6.
S. Nleod in 2onbon ais ieiucu nddften 5r.unb
Hnb id1rieb feruer, baB er 8ei9dfti9un9 iud3te.
,Su Der Soihe ofs ManueS fanO man mebrere
8arteu oes ,,Sotel be 6ruuceA IN Gaeu, auf
beren Niidleite Gonna allerlei geOtiSen 9ema9t
bate, luie:
so perfidsrs sie, Oa5 aa.s in meireln perriidten
05eftrn Iicet. Sd glaube, oof idl nit nleinem Sc
fd1die reuiiiren ooer weniseas gtpas gu Sprem Be-
f:en thun fonnte.u
ggDebe mir, bag idl i'm eonoe ees Blsie6 berpeten
min in ben 2elteri poH Geber ipp5nen mug"
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nadjoenfenf Ser Nianget on sabSenten bat MID ms
Serbsrter scisrst."
Nerner lianeeu earauf bic aSrefen: sSafOb
Nsitbomrner, Sir. 220, ArbftraBe, gr. 149,
Grontlir., unb .. @habaune, Rr. 10, Spruce=
Giraffe, 9t.zS. :" iotpie fol9enoe centife s8orte
in lateinilder gdrift: r@elo perloren. gbre
uerleren. Deunis Sdmaeer." 9tbtcre 5rei
gGorte tparen NIT 6eutiden 8uAitabeu 9c=
idrieben. sEie 8onna idrtftlid' nlttbeilte,
tam er lebie g1ofe nit Der - nBeitpbaLia" bier
all. Gr bate $51.31 III 6er Sald}e nno bclaB
cine goiOeac ubr uno Seette.
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gine scene tim G,ertd,tsfaale.

9roofInn, R.s0., %. april. - Die in
CIR. 425, 8broop auenue, tpObuenbe Wfarte
g8arner bate 9egen 2Ouis gSeber cine Sla9e
tpegen augeblider gerfibrun9 auaeitren9t, bic
geftern Snr Serhauolpng fam. Die Sld9erln
mar bic einSige 3sugiu, nnb ba lire angaben
BEN &i4tef niGt biureideHO eridienen, 10 i1'
firuirte er bic Strn, Den 9tngeflagten fret5upree
den, mas. audl ssidoh. BE aldgertn, tuelae
ihr fleines Sin6 auf benz arn1e rug, nuree
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Corn beiebt. sic idIus bas tlelne 9tHS nit
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rnnute orf ibren au0cblidlen &erfiibrer 3u, Der
iih mittIerweils In BEN Corridor begeben bate.
Sie potfte ibn bel Sen 6aGren uuo bearbcitete
ibn nit ben Tduaeu. sils ibre Sdilusftsr lab,
co6 6iiIfe moth that, elite anf iie herbet uro
bieb auf gEeber ein. DieIer fliidhtete ith anf
Die @tra6e, puroe BON ben betSen 6rouen fe=
tO6 eireeboIt un6 HOAmalS uerhanen. CT
tduuls 6aan in du 5aus uHO bcrbarg fih por
leiusn &erioloeriunen,
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sofaIDertatc aus g8arOtnston.

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-SmmCr b5ber btiians.--sSas ,,tocte SFtno."
9Saibingto %. april.-9R inter ben
Iuipisien ees ,,0eutiden arbeiter 8ereins"
oefern 4bcrb in 46ner's Safe ltattgeiunoene
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in uuaeii6rter @eiIe. 9ie 50. Eribihe unS
8i9ed iuurocn pon ben @eriamnilung lebbalt
beariBt, un0 S5r. gg. Spter, Der BraFSent Oes
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ner Dor. 9erielbe erolrg iid) in Der Sanpts
lode iiber bic 3iele Der io3ialiltii9eH 8es
tpeguu9en III Deuti6lanb beleu9ttte .6eu
3luef isiuer @liiFon uuo enttporf BON BET
jtbiaen truurigeH Gage bas 4rbeitcrRauoes
in 8eutidlOn0 ein iebr biiferes Bib. -
als eine Der 5auptnrlad@eH Der berri@eH0en
aOtbSuh6u0e 9cutialaRO's beSei9nete 6r.
6litIde Seu RlitGrismu8, pel9er cine balbt
0iiiltOn iHnger, tiidatigsr &rGfte elmer iegenss
reid)eu BeifditsuHg9tDeiie entfreHbe. Grant
reid brittle Stadle gegsH Deutidlaro, tn sBtTt-
iiditeit bobe es oisIelbs i6On senonmenr oenH
bic beipofnste 6nrdt DsrtihlanO's por etnent
ueberfolte 6rGntrei6's babe bic Srbaltnifle
tte GrSiueH bereiis oerart nntersraben, ooB es
isiur 8ernihtune eut9egen ieheH niiiHe. &eos
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@ranS,a,,aiilG In gsrooflnt.

8rOOfipu, N.@Y., %. April. - -Sm
!SOuie SIR. 50, POplarIiraBe, brad gedcrn
Iteu6 gegen llbr Beuer aus. 0aS 0aus 1T
breif6dig unO iuaro bon Der 5autilie Grumep
nib Gem @tgenthiimer 3beOOor NturraD be-
iuoGut. Tral @rumep uu0 oeren Smei jiiualte
Sinner, Ger 5.jdbf9e &bomaS uuO Der 24
Sabre alte gGiQianl, befauDen itA im Shlafs
Simmcr, als baS 6euer entifdab, uno eincr Der
9tadbarn, Setter Campbell, lief Die Greppe
btuauf, um Die 6rau uIO Die Stlber, nelde
laut I'M Siilie idrieen, 81 retten. @r rEB Die
3biire oes 3immerS auf uuO iah Die Sttn6er in
etnu @de 5uiammen gefauert. @8 9elans th
beioe Su erfaIieu. Gr nabu inter leoen Arm
Elm Sinh uub bradte iie bann III Siflerbeit.
0iittieripeile batten Die 6lGmntcn Derart I'M
fltl 0egrifieu, oaB gtiemanb iif nlebr oem 3inls
1ler nGtern fonute. Die 9Dihmqnnihaften
ISidten ben 8rau0 in penigeu 0finHten uno
fannen, al8 iie in bas 3lmmer orangen, bic
QIid]e Der Grau am Gooen lie9ell. Die tlets
Ger mmeu ibr pom 2eibe aebraHnt. 9a bic
6rau benz Erunte Gr9eben mar, glaubt man,
iie iei berouidt geueien uuO Die Sinoer ldtten
ben Graro Our1 Spielen nit Streidlb0lSern
perliriadt. Der am Saule uerurladte S9az
ben bClGuit fid) Quf $4OO.