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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
z Monkey and Dog Time.
Inter Ocean


John Moore, of Savannah, owner of big
stamp-tailed bulldog, met an Italian organ
grinder with monkey. He offered to bet
tie musician $ that the monkey could not
whip the dog. Maybe So" be answered, 81
try him" a great crowd gathered as the
Italian tossed the monkey at the brute. In
jiiffy the monkey had his claws fastened like
a vice on the stump of that dogs tail With
one yell the dog ran away. The monkey held
on until Ratler sprang over fence, when he
suddenly quit his hold and saton the top rail
and watched the dogs fight with chatter
Of satisfaction. The Italian shouIdered his
monkey, and, walking up to Moore, said:
your dog not well to-day; maybe your dog
gone off to hunt rabbit Your dog no ike
my monkey-he not acquaint- Maybe ven
come again next year he come back and
fight some more
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
FRITzs DOG BAYARD.
The Death of st. Bernard by Which
Ssr. and Mrs. Emmet Set Great
Store
New York SUM-

New Y DIX Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Emmett have lost their
st. Bernard dog, Bayard. He was reputed to
be the handsonlest animal of his kind in the
state. He measured ~ feet from tip to tip,
and was il inches high, and weighed 115
pounds.
Mrs. Emmett first saw Bayarl at the bench
show in this city about two years ago. He
was then year and a half old He was val
ued at $1,000 ON the catalogue. She asked
her husband to buy the dog. He saw the
owner, and purchased the animal for s., 500
Mr.. Emmett told the dogs history to the
reporter last evening. "He was my wife's
guardian and her constant attendant he
said. HE became her friend and protector
the very afternoon that introduced him to
her in my dressing-room at the Grand opera
house. no one ever dared to come near her
while Bayard was at her side Our family
physician could not even feel her pulse with
out asking her to order Bayard to allow it,
One night while 1 was playing in Cincinnati
"Fritz Among the Gypsies, my wife became
violently i'll with neuralgia. She lay down
in the dressing room and moaned because OF
the PAIN. Bayard put his face against hers
and howled in sympathy. 1 came in, and
Bayard then lay down and dropped into
sleep. While he was sleeping had my wife
taken to her hotel. l then went ON the stage.
Presently heard a perfectly agonizing howl.
and Bayard came bounding in on the
scene. The actors stood stock still with
amazement, and there was not the faintest
sign of Singer in the audience. The dog
looked wild. He ran around the stage and
smelled each actor. including myself Then
he fastened his teeth in his own side, howled
piteously, and bounded off the stage again
The curtain was rung down. Bayard had
scented out the circuitous route my wife had
taken to get from the dressing room to the
stage exit When he reached the door he
threw himself against it with all his force,
and paved and yelped. l got my manager,
Mr.. Wilton, to take the dog to the hotel He
put the collar around Bayards neck, and
away they went Presently Mr.. Wilton came
back, out of breath. Did you take the dog
to the hotel asked. No. said he, the dog
took me'n
Mr.. Emmett said that Bayard would re-
store umbrellas to their proper places, bring
his mistress her shoes, and do everything else
except talk the English language The dog
was buried in Albany in Mr.. Emmet's gar
den. A monument, with life-sze statue of
Bayard, will be erected over the grave, with
the inscription, 'True dog, love thee"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
A MEETING.

Menella Butte Smedley in Courier Journal
Ts5o that wrecked each others hope
Parting coldly in their prime,
Met upon the downward slope,
Taught by tears and Gained by time,
Under autumn's perfect trees,
Dropping bright remembrance.
There they spread their stories out,
Face to face and hand to hand, x
Looking back with wistful doubt,
into the forgotten land,
Where the wheels of life went fast
Hardly seen till they we're past;
Looking where the dawn had been,
Till each gray and pallid line
ShlverS with sun unseen,
Which may never rise and SHINE,
And the moment, lost and vain,
Comes before their souls again,
Saving softly: eyes, 1 think
You We're there-you came at ten"
SIN your hair was something pink
How | hate the tint since thenr'
''Hate harmless ribbon?' NAY,
l have pardoned it to-day"
81 remember what you said"
"But you laughed, and despairedn
"Did laugh? l was afraid
You perhaps might think 1 cared"
BE content, your pride shall be
Scatheless as your heart for me-"
Something in your voice assures
You have angry feelings YETI
Something told me then in yours
That you would not quite-forget;
just one foolish moment lit
Hope-the laugh extinguished it"
Sure the flame was very weakm
'"Twas your silence let it die"
"If mans hope will not speak,
Can woman's heart reply,'
''Hal spokenT 800 l knowa
Itw.. very long ago!"
Face to fac and hand in hand,
Looking e. those eastern skies;
Is the light ;.long the land
Only borrowed from their eyes?
Can a song of birds be drawn
From memory Of dawn:
Lo! the hill, the sea, the plain,
Flushing with familiar rose!
Look away, and look again,
But the color strays and growsl
Wherefore stand amazed and dumbf
Knew you not that morn must come?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25

during the summer and fall, and had brought
in considerable money-ir one instance $500
people coming to single fair to see them,
whose 10-cent pieces amounted to $780, These
animals were five feet six inches high, as any
one could see by standing up beside them, and
through the thickest of the body the largest
was four feet and two inches. and was twelve
feet six inches around the frame. was told
that they would slaughter at IS to 80 per
cent. beef out of the carcass, making nearly
$500 pounds, worth perhaps 81, POO at the
ordinary price of beef The keeper said that
the skin of each animal was worth $50 to be
stuffed. These steers are fed with great regu-
larity on chopped corn. oats and bran. They
were twins.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
Cupid and the Fish.
[Cincinnati Erquirer.l

ICincinnati Enquirer.l
An actor, who had an excellent opinion Of
his own ability Intellectually and artisticaJly,
was cast for the part of commander in the
'EPearl Of Savoy" In one of the scenes he
nses the following lines: THE fair charlner.
how sweet she looks. We are like Cupid
and Psyche ," To the horror of those who
listened, be said: "We are like Cupid and
Fish, and am the Fish" Unconscious Of
the cause Of the laughter, he continued the
scene, satisfied at its conclusion that he had
made q bit
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
southern EIoquencc Not ON the tyane.
[Peroration in Kentucky Courtl

lPeroration in Kentucky Court
Gentlemen, you may hang the ocean on a
grape vine to dry, lasso an avalanche, pin a
napkin to the mouth of volcano, skim the
clouds from the sky with a teaspoon, paste
40 Lett on the moon and stars, but never
for moment delude yourselves with the idea
that this charming girl is guilty of the charge
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
A Biz Steer Story.
rtGath" in New York Tribune. !

lsiGath" in New York Tribune1
a man may be excused, evenon Broadway,
for telling big steer story. 1 saw during
the past week two steers raised in Ashtabula
county, Ohio. Of pure Durham breed, which
weighed together 1900 pounds. They were
on private exhibition at neighboriny fair,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25

Globe-Democrat: Chinese ara no great be
levers In love. The cares known as kissing.
winch plays 50 important part in our love-
making, S entirely unheerd Of to them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25


And So all the debut went for nothing. and
the swellS and the i0rdIings that had hung
about got their congo, and l got my moon
light, for the girl with the long upper lip
who, by the way, is now uy couSin-was
right, and Anita was the moon Ants 10 Ter
lover
In the course of time we married Such q
bald statement of an idyllic fact Rut that
is all that words eau do-only bali tell anv
tale Our secret and our love and how she
looks to me still are all told 70 us silently by
picture that hangs over the fireplace in our
nursery, for there is 4 nursery as well as a
studio, and the picture IS 4 picture Of a moon
with face In IL, and IN bold black letters
the name of the artist-Thomas Eaton
4 certain brown-baired baby boy. on be-
ing held up to warm has wee toes by the open
fire. always stretched his hands toward the
face IN the moon and calls: my mamma,
my mammal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-28
Eie Waficnocraiftuus i'm Jrren=
haufc III Stauntpn.

taunton, Virg., 81. Sebruar.-@in
meitsrer Yatient Der biefgen SrrenauItalt
iit ol8 iedstes Spfer Der rGtbIelbaften Ser
giftung pogl letteu Samftage geftorben. Die
ibrigen Yatienten, tpel6e an ben 8irfunz
gen bes @iftes barnieber lagen, beInben iib
auf Der Seferung. Der Coroner uernabm
beute beiN9r. Samilton, Superintenbenten
Ser Qnftalt, uelf)er Die Inii6t duberte, baB
bas Sit in bic Qrsnei gemiiht fuuroe, nad]z
benz bieielbe bie4potbete uerlaiien, unb ebe fie
ben Sranfenparteru in ote 9dnbe 9elangte.
9a bic Iualpie Der ueberrefte nod nidt
pollenbet 1T, 10 bat man nod nidt feifg.fellt,
melde Sorte bon @ift augepenoet uuo oh
Die Shat BON eiuem @abnlinnigen ober eiuem
b0smiuigen Serbre6er beganseu puroe. In.
ter ben Yatieuten Der Auftalt befnoen iia
mebrer. y@uiteaus," meldle bic fre Soee
babeu, bab fie BON Soft beauftragt itnb, 10
uiele Weniden, oils m0sltd, auf irgeHr eiue
gSeiie ans bem gSege gu raumen. Steie
Yatieuteu fms intelligente, iogar sebilbete
Manner unb in alien 4uselegenbeiten, abs
seeben DON ibrer Morbmanie, gang ueruiuf,
tig. 3ie SragObie bat inter ben Sniaiien
Der 2lnitaIt nidt Die geriugite 9lufreguug
perIrIaG,t.
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9OfuI= Ssrihts aus Q8al5instOu.
3mr internatiuualen 5iidbausisnuns. - Gr'
@chrlmprii,tficu unter 8ursil0ft- -@ds.

3ur internatipualen SiidJausiielluna. - Gre
SchcImpriiitficu unter Sursidait.- -Mds:
tcnban res Columbia xurnpfreins." -
GUniiIpn auf Ger @eunfpIparias Apsnue. -
Gin ungrtrruer Srieftrdser.
gSaihtugton, 27. Sebruar. Die
&usfellnng Der ueriftebeueu Siidarteu uub
jer Observation-Disclosures, meld)e uon ben
tasu ernannten @OmmliiGren III Der am l.
giai beginuen6en internattCnaIen 6ii6auss
ftellunq mad Qoubon geianot ner6eu ioQeu,
tpurSe heute I'M Tational ,Wluieum er0ffnet
nno iebr Soblreid) beiuft. Glle betaunteu
Siifarten, bic in 6en ameritaniihen Sc
ndfAn uortolnmeH, neroen pertreten ietn,
entmeber leben0 ODER in gppsaboriideu.
-Sr. @eorg 2B. 2Seeo aus Narglano
iuurhe beute i'm Siireou oe8 8eneralitabs
ay3tea nit sinam j1brlihen 9sbalt bon $1,000
augeftelt.
- 6ittcr &plie ftelte beute Sornltttag
Die Giirgihaft bes Bripats@ebetmPolj;iiteu
Charles 6. Climbers uno be8 @ebeimpolt3is
fen Sobn 28. Goomes, 8eibe Der 9eblerei
argetlagt oui $500, reip. $1,000 Jeff, mel.
DE iofort geIeifet tpuroen. Die iibrigen,
gelern i'll 2Intlage3ufuno 8ericsten iiuo
ridt perhaitet.
- Su Qbuer's oWuiifsSalle" iaub gef1ern
Gbeno ter Wastenbau Oes oGOlumbias Eurns
pereins" fatt, welder iif beionoer8 burG Die
groBe Meuge eleganter 0ameus uuo Serreu.
gtn5iige uusseifnete. Al8 Yreisrtdtcr funs
girteu bic p9. Sarl 8aGter, ien., 9r. SdOQ,
goui8 Sd,aoe uub s. @ttteubed)er-
- @eitern 2tbcnb fan6 aui Der Benuigluas
nias2lpe. cine &olliIton 3tuiiden ben 8agcn
Der 6rau g8. 8. Gf!or unb oes DRajorS @lart
Iutt, nobel oas Yiero oes gestereH getIOtet
tuurNe.
Ger grjefraser 6ranf @allabar tpurbe
beute auf Die AnldulOigung, OIL W. q. 8aus
pbiu geridtete Sriefe uuteridlagsn gu babeu,
perbaitet. 6iufebn 2Od'Sriefe tpurbeu bel
ibnl porgsIunben. Gr murbe inter $1,000
Siirgitaft fiir ieiu gridetnen Dor 9ertt)t
gefteut.
- Nabe al 1000 3ebu. Gents. .Stiide murs
ben bsute DER ben 6tnbern, melde bic 0iieuts
liden Sdulen beIudeu, fir ben yQougfeuow.
@e6GdtuiB. Tono" geiammett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-28
Gpyle's, SrpcfpaD' nnp Smiths
SbIiacttpneufGif

Soft 0 ii, 81. Sebruar. - @8 srbeQt, baS
Saml. Seller, ipeldIer Den Sdlider uno Gtns
BREEDER 2augbon g4. Ntoore Dor 8uriem I'M
Stoats. 3ud)tbauie beIudte, eiu befanuter
@cbeimpolijiit in Steuiteu Der &egierung
III, uno nit Dioore in Sesug aui Die i'll Gbiz
cu8O poraefunbenen ialIt)cn S6ltSatiOHen
5fudiprad)e nabm.
Sur; nudbem bic nit Charles Snitb bonn
9rufe unb @raoirbiireau in Serbiubung
ftebente 8arbc entlahen muroe, uadoem iie
Die permeiutli6en Ylatten abgeliefert hatten,
auf lpelten Die fal6en SauienooOllar Sbtiz
gationen georudt porben iudreu, muroe
2Nnle nit $40, 600 in faliden SbligationsH
in ietnem Seiibe, ieftgeuOmmen.
Dad Der ueberfiibruns Doples brahte
Setter i'm Quftrase mebrerer Sreunos DOp'
les, oem SefretQr 6Olger cine Platte, w,ls
de - gleid ben BON SrOdmap Der Re9iss
rurs abgelieferten - ben nripriinBlihen
EIatten nadlsebilost porSen paren.
5elfer's geiud bel Wtoore, wclAsr III ser
8aliderbanbe geh0rte, ftebt nit ieuer Aidire
i'm jSuammenbang, un6 Eeue iutereliante
(SuthiiltuuGpr1 mormon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-28
Serdneernnecn, Die Don Eaa ~
Sac nah een1 8ebraudbe beS "
S6eiImitfeIS piu&re+o,
y IIttttte =, : eINIretell.

u @uteSdlue, 8srf6btnoen Der S5mac,, h.- Va.
8s'Panntteif, per DteldHdolte. 3lna5me unS RrfJfs
gurg hes 6Isiites unb Der DhIsfeln '
. Die arditc re5mcu ~, Der @pbetit ,pirS bsg,x
bic ytabrun8 ituIedt, oas Giirs @uiiloben bSrf ma
bic gerbmnng II gut ruIi8er urb iin9eiDrter biai
mn trtideS, geitarttes erpdben. ~'
81 Ser'6lutnben Bon SIed5Cu uub 8IItb6sr ht.
Saut ilebt 9Lutt unS geiuub aus ber lIrin IN ist
mSgr tEAps onbsfn w'ro peu nb tlar, Die @utIesrrs
beNelben aept ihnerSlOS Dor ii6.
d. Geiptbteit Der bGueruSen 6eiIlino nIsr ,,,,.,v
hTlipea, lpoa9enosn SniIesruHlen lnS grSitiaiIna
Gler Er9ane. "'''h""s
81 Die geIbe Sar5e i'm gpeiger bes Muoss ,,,N ~.
brdlrIide uno unseiunhe 5Sarbe Ssr 6auP Seri5I,;r
oct uno HG4t elmer 9eunbcn, tlareu patfarbe lSJa.
% 9siert8en peI9s an iGtpa6en ober tubertlIlSSsn
9AnScn lsteen, per6en grofe Grleiaterlra Surb bss
@cbraud ces 0eimittelS fnbeu. IS bciJr6srf 80,
Nu5ipur', rerunbert ben 0uten ftdrtt uub frSftin.
belsinSt rem gtIbt9metB, oGs 8eiibl Der Sbbdas
urs hes S6mer3eS in ben Sustn6aeIn 8eiuen ss1,f.
ern etc: sutferut ben SeberfroH has rifif,innsos
tbl, Die Atbembe6iper6eu unb ben framDfbaffer ~,
fen BERN 8u6ettegeten unb AufIte6en. que Siei.
Sbmptome bsribpintfn na5 uuo na6 aeipif. ''
y Bon Gag u Gag mebreu fid bei per, Cspbr,,,~
hes SarfGpdrtuiGH bteQnSsi6en Der ,lrid,ebrrnSST
Oennobett. gSte bGs Nltt 9einbeit unb proFf n.s
ptnnt, nimmt bic aronfpet ab, unb ale iremSen a,,s
retnen Stone I'M aorper, 9ei5Dire barte Pnpt.n
Il. 10 peridptHben, bG5 unaeilnse iprb ocinh ,,S
gsgmatte. b'sbeTrHnSen UHS GrOni4s Rrant5sitsa
81 Su 6dlen, mo- bas Ssftem ousee'paer tyors,r ~
unh Euedriber pesr eorroipe Sublimate In eer ems
oer, Gelenten Il. 10. angebdt prrben rb ,,uh o..
Teyduna Der Rno9sn, gertrimmunB bes Rltg=ats,
Bsrsiptdunser, treiBe Gei@plIile oSer RrdmSfob.%m
ein8etreteu itro LOFT Ssr ,,SarIaSarIan" ale atIos
gerlnger unb sntferut ben RraniBeitsftoH aus Ssrs
SbftCme. ~' WV WAN
gsenn BisieniGer, pel9e bieTe Reti;iren uIr S.i.
hn9 roniiter, itropbu6ier pSar tpbiIttiIter ers,s
beiten 8etrauten, fnhen odb tpenn 6ie SeiItno amM
Mir IuR9iam iein mag fie 5 i'm QIoenieinen b5SS,
sefrssr, ttr I5sti6 unh gepi6t 5 terfnsbrsn ~ -
aud nur ii4 glet beiben, jp Dies Elm iiteres p.;s
den, hab bic Seilun9 fcrti1reitet 8ei bs5sn o, ~
bsiten psrben bic Pattentsn entipe6er bsssr aS..
dIrmmer, - Der arantbeit8ftpif 1T niat untbStg"
penr ni9t aufgeRaltsn iS aus benz 9Iute aetrie5sn'
berbretst er il6 nnb fd5rt FORT bic gonttfsn ~, nv
terSrGber. Sobalb Der ,,SarfabariQian" Rem MotIss
ten beferes Seflnben oeridaft, irsttet Cure Seims
itieber Stunbe borar, un6 6Fr aeIuttnt an ss,rns
belt. Stdrts unb SIeti4. -'''''''
Tte sross Watt SteIes SsiTutttteIs pTenturt H4 IN
RranfpeItsn bic ben SpS lerosiMiabren Srp5s ps il
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giefr =NIprfer Nahrihtcn.

Sem Yprt, 81. Sebruar. - Ser
Sderifi orbuete beute an, bab bt. Sobtens
made bel ben gum Strange perurtbeilten
WiDrtern 4asquale Ytabpne uuo giifael
RcG!oin an9etreten tperoe. Die Stnrids
turg eerielben if auf ben 0. WGr; fefgaiett.
- Die lleberreite Der oerforbeuen Srau
Gifber Setpeu gSittme bes @ouperneurS
Maribau SelDeG, tpurben beute mad einem
@ottssbieuie I'M Sauie hires Shpieseriobs
mes q. sR. Dodge Sebuis Seeroigung mad
Sartforb, Conn.,, gebradt.
- @eorge s. 9tice, @rprdfbent Der Utica
Stbaca Glmiraer Giienbabu @eieui9aft," p"
ssssn BEN fsben Gntlasen pegen Weineios,
f5dlidung uuS 9isbitabls oorlieseu, tpuroe
geitern oor bas ~ Sper anb Serniner" s9erid]t
geffent. @r pirb Dor 6idter @arrett ;undAit
pe9en rerIaflage prossiitrt fan3elirte gttien
i'm getrage pon $4,000, ipeldJe ieiuer Cont
paguie geh6rten, mieber aussegeben gu babeu.
- 2ouis 81. @arMau, grsSetretdr ber
,@anbattau 6susrperiiterungs @siea.
itait," piro lett lettem Samffag uerniBt.
- @abrsub Der Qeidenidau beiiislidj Der
fiir;lidsn S6ulbaAs>&atafropbe bejeuste
beute eine Der 9ebridtpeiern, baB tetne &tns
tsr ums 2eben gefommeu pdren, penu oas
Sreppenselanoer nidlt Hadgegebsn uub feline
8iirger id) bon IuBen ber in oas gebGuSe
QebrGuat hGtteu.
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SrnnHp

Glebelanb, O., %. Sebruar. - Die
Sfen. @ieberei Don Mpera, Osborne & Comp.
purbe beuts friib gum gr0Bteu She'll elm
8aub btr Slammea. granbitiftung tptrb
permutbet, ba lett 0fonaten Die au8ifGnoigen
Arbeiter, ipelhe burd yddtsllnion'0eute err
iett tpurben, 9robunsen aus9effoBen. Der
Serluit betrdst $4,000 an @ebduli9teiteu,
$4,000 al @aarenporratb unb $1,000 an
Raidinerie. SerTderung $4,000 in "a
peridiebeueu @pmpagnie'n.
albanp, N..Y., 27. 6ebruar. - Gin
bente Nbeno in Siloips & WOore' iiinff5diz
gem 3ieselieingebdube on Der gde Der pub
ionzApenue unb @reenifraBe ausgebroteues
Seuer ridtete Sdabeu i'm Setra8e Don $780,
600 an.
2pndburg, Sirg., 81. Sebraar. -
Die srote Sabadsiabritb Der Sebriioer Npera
& Comp. purbe beuts abeuo burd Seuer
;erfort. Ntuu ifdst ben Serluif auf $l2O,.
coo unb bic Serfiasruns uui $4,000 bis
S-5 n00
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8ermifhte tslesrapbii6e Depes
frhrn

Die Seruntreuungen bes e9emas
ligen Stabtiteuer. @tuneb mer 8
Serguion in 2ouisuille, &p., be'
lauien fdl, pte man nad LANCER llnteriu6unS
ermittelt hat, ouf $147,200. Serguion beftnz
oct fidj nod i'm 9efdngniiie unb iol gegen
Gube beS Wonats MarS Dor @eridlt sefeut
merben.
Ser in 2amrenceb urg, Snb.,
bird Sua 9odtpaiier angeriftete g d q , Il
ptrb jett I'M @an;en auf $433, 200 geI6aBt.
Die n2ongfellom W EN- ori u +
o ci ito II" belt geitern abeno tbre Sab
re8periammlung gu Cambridge, TfaII. Sa8.
9tuIieQ 0opel ipuroe auf's Reue gum Yrditz
benten ertpablt.
Gin @omite Der oImalgamatebzai +
iocia ii N" 1T nit 9ufftelluns elmer neueu
gobnifala beidditigt, meldJe am l. Sult al
len g1al;werfbeiitern unterbreitct fperbetl
iou. Gin heroprragenSe8 Rttglie6 Der 9tiios
citation theilt nit, oaB feine 0ObuerbObuug
oerldnat merben lo1 unb bnB fetn luSltano
fattfnbeE tpirb, i'm 6ane Die 9lrbetts9eber
teine &sbuftion oerlangen.
&Gbreuo Der oorletten giaht orangen
9iebe in Die @Obuuns bes Sarmers Saml.
SirIer nabe 3oar, ., Elm, fnebelten Die
Hamilie uro raubten $1,000 in Saargelo,
nelde Sunue Sirler in elmer Srube au'z
beluabrte.
Su 2amrence, gtaii., itno beretta
$4,000 sur 9sduug Der Stulben Der rIu'
quitiniau Soctetn" ge;eihnet moroen, uno
Bic Qraufirer fpolleu ole fatboliid,e Ser,
cine beS ganoes nm Seitrdge eriuden.
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Grneueruna Ses Nufternfrieas.
@puoerneur Cameron DON Siraiuicn fdift
abermals cine 9rmGsa ab. - Yaltimprsr
9uuaies in Sefabr.

Spuoerneur Cameron Don Strainicn fbi6t
abermals cine NrmGsd ab. - YaltiEiprer
&unses in @efabr.
Horfolt, Sirg., 81. 6sbruar. .-@ouoers
neur Cameron, 9eneralablutant Otc Ooualb
uno Walor s.. s. Garter pom |. Qrtillertez
Battalion famen beute Qbeno bier an, nm
cine grpebition gegen bic fremoeu aulieruz
iiider in ben Sirgiuier @etpdnern 3u orgauiz
iiren. Die Expedition mirb aus ben yRorz
iolf 9isbt= 9(rtillerps 8lues" Unit Wusteteu
nnb Sanonen), Der uRorfoIts@itp= =9uarb"
(Snfanterie) uno Dem 4. arttllerte.Satatllon
beiteben uno beute abenb nod aui ben Oams
pfern rSictoria s. Yceo" uno DBomlico"
abqeben. @ouuerueur Cameron, Generate
9. 3. groner nnb gic8onalb, Maior Gar
ter uno Sberit Subgins iperben Die @rpebiz
tion beeleiten. gSobiu bic Sruppen befimnt
iino, tuiro gebeim gebalten, lebof iiu0 iton
ieit lGugsrer 3eit pom 0ltlidlen, tuie bonn
fpeftlid)en llfer Der @beiapeafes Beibwerz
BEN iiber bic llebergriffe frenlber Iuiternz
idliffe etngelaufsn, uuo gSafien iiub beretts
in @rnartung einea neuen Aulterntrtegs
mad Snaucod, &Cce.:ac @ountp, geidlidt
tpprben.
@s tif mnhrideinlid, 6aB Der @OuOerneur
feline Sabrt bis on Die WGuouHg oeS POtOmac
an Der eiuen Sete Der Bai uno bis oil bic
@rsrslinie 3niiteu WarplauO uno Sirsinien
auf Der anberen Ssite ausbebnen miro. Sfez
rif Slaoe BON Rorfolt madt bic Expedition
nit, unS allem Quifeiue mad lit Der Souz
perneur entIdlciieu, bic llebertreter Der Sc
iebe biesmal nidt 70 lcidteu SaufeS oapon
fommsn I'll lahell, iuie gelc8entltb Der leFtan
Grpebitiof1.
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Ntchmdrfte.

81 Tea 10, q. Nebruar. = Die l3ufubr
bon gdweinsu belief iif heute uuf 10000,
Stiit, Serisnbuu9 5000; Die Breiie uariir,
ten Spiiden $40 unb $7.65.-9ttnboieb:
;Sufuhr 1900, %erienbung $500; Serfdufe
III $3.50. bis S. 25.-Sfaafe: j3ufubr 5000,
@erieuOuug 100; Sertaufe Su $500 bis
5000.
ct. 2ouis, 81. Sebruar.- 9finbuieb /:
.3ufubr $50, &erisnbung 600; Sertdufe gu
$500 bis Sdpeine: 3ufubr 1900,
Serienoung 3100; gerfdufe su $6.70 bis
$75Q.-Sdaafe: 3uf11br tetne, Serienbuug
90Oc c%erfduie gu 1926 bis $500.
@af f,2ibertp, Semi, 81. Sebruar.-
8iuSpieb: 3ufubr 1t44; Serfduie su $3.50
bis $G.10.-SApeine: 3uiubr 1865; Ser
tdufe gu $7.20 bis $7.75.-S9aafe: 3ufubr
1900: &erfauie III 1915 bis 1925.
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71ntidInne uns ner Sntifnn

Qoroou, 81. 6ebruar. - 2Sie etne Sepez
id1e bes yStanoarb" aus 9tom mittbeitt, per-
lanat bic anttport bes Saiier5 gSilbelm auf
ben 3tpeiteu Sricf Oes Bapfes eine genaue
Definition Der 5oroerungen bes Satitans.
Die 5dnen In 2dbIesIpis.
2onbon, &7. Sebr. - Gin @orreipons
bent bss yStanoarb" melbet aus 8openba>
gen: yoie Hegierung 1T bereit, bic Streit.
frage iiber ben Status Der 8anen in S6less
mig babin bei3ule9en, baB nur bieientgen,
meld,e tpabreno bes Sabres 1864 ober DOR
temislbeu geboren tpurben, bonn giilitars
Oienfte auSgeuommen iein iollen."
&opsnbagen, 81. Sebr. - 9aS Sol.
tetbing bat beidlOHen, Elm @onite gu eruenz
nen, nsIhes eire llnteriuhurg iiber Die
Gag. Der bdniifsn llntertbanen i'm 4uslanoe
unb iiber bic Seobad]tung Der eriltifen0en
SertrGge einleiten iol.
cefireibifdbe 6inan;sn.
gSieu, 81. Sebr.-Sie 8egieruug beab'
iid]tigt, bic Gmiiiion bon 5.pro3entigen Sblt'
gatiousn i'm 8etrage bon 1G Wlilionen Sui
ben III beantragen, nm bamit etnen Ebetl
bes Ssfi;its fir 1888 III beden. Die iibrt
gen 1G Dtillionen iollen bur1 porbanoent
lleberidIiie gebedt fuerSen.
Die Eprtusieien am Congo.
2onoon, 81. 6ebruar.-Sorb @buunl
Tibmaurice, sStaatsietrstdr fiir aus
ndrtige Augelegenbeiten, ertldrte geiierl
auf cine Snterpeuation bon Sru. Sorfer
bic 1roge iibsr portugieiti6e 9sbtetsermer
buHgen ar1 Congo lei nod titt euti6ieoen
@s ieien rluterbaueluugen iiber Die Sa4e IN
@auBs, mad oereu gbi4luB rem Sauie uo
Dem l8siultut glittbeiluns gemuat msrce
mi!ree,