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GENERA FOREIGN NEWS
spe ial Dispatches to The BEE.
THE FRENCH ARR paspARrNo .

THE FRENCH ARE PREPARINd,
MARsEILLEs, Fetfpary. 20. BY the
latest mall from Nfaoagascar 1t Ii
learned that the French flag Ia flying or
the northwest ooast. Owing to tho fact
that the natives are being very much
irritated, the prime minister begged
the foreign residents of Tsmasone not
to venture into the interior. Warlike
preparations are proceeding at Tams.
tone.
SPANISH SOCIALISTS.
MADRID, February 20. A society
of socialists have been discovered at
at Xerez. Several msmbers have been
arrested and u number Of documents
seized, clearly proving the connection
of the prisoners with the secret socie-
ties abroad. Senior Posado Herra, the
president of the chamber of deputies,
will retire from political life in March
in consequence of old age.
A SELF DEFENSE CASE.
Marshal Bazine Is about to publish
a work on the Franco.P russian war.
1t Is chiefly with a view to defend his
conduct at Metz.
ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.
LONDON, February 20,-The Allan
line steamer Buenos Ayres in q coils.
sion sunk a steamer off Lamssh, Scot.
land. Eleven of the crew of the lat.
ter steamer were drowned.
HE WANTS HIM TO SEE 1T.
BERLIN, February 20. Emperor
William wishes the Crown Prince
Frederick William to attend the coro-
nation.
THEY THINK HIM A GENERAL.
LONDON, February 20.-The police
are convinced that the man known as
Number One ia Gen. MoAdaras,
who Yves In London on Saturday.
Mrs, Byrne arrived in Dublin and WAS
o. examined at the castle this morning,
aud will be charged In the police court
this afternoon for being concerned
10 a reasonable conspiracy. II Is re-
ported that Mrs. Byrne has made a
full confession of all she knows on
corning the work of the sssassins.
Several arrests are expected on the
strength of her information.
AGAINST TIL AMERICAN HOG.
BERLIN, February 20.-The bundes-
rsth have adopted a regulation against
American pork.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Dis plch to THE BEE.

sENAEE P-RoCEEDINGs.
WASHINGTON February 20.-Sen.
ator Tabor In reduced a bill for 9
military post In, western Colorado.
The senate re sumed consideration Of
the tariff bill.
Senator Sherman moved to amend
the wool schedule to increase the duty
on wool of the first class. Senator
Sherman said Hawley done him great
injustice by intimating he was seek.
Ing to injure the manufacture of
wooden goods. The duties on such
goods provided for In this bill were
greater than those reported by the
tariff commission. He had voted for
them. 1t was manufacturers who hsd
shown dissatisfaction with the report
of the tariff commission. Having got
changes made they desired In their
own interest, they were now indig-
nant because the wool producers also
asked fair protec ton. After long de-
bate, Sherman's amendment was re
jected.
On motion of Senator Merrill a duty
of 20 per cent. advslorum wal laid on
extract of meat, and 80 per cent. on
vegetables prepared or preser 7ed, +"
not otherwise provided for.
Senator Gall moved to restore the
existing allowance of 8 per cent. on
effsrvesclng wines for breskage, leak.
age or damage. Lost, 81 to 80.
Senator Bayard's amendment laying
a duty Of l cent per pound on ''galvan.
lied steel iron or sheet IRON" was
agreed to--34 to 10.
Senator Kellogg moved to have lthe
bill take effect In respect of articles
embraced In the sugar schedule on the
first CT June, 1883, instead of the first
of April as in the bill. Agreed to.
Senator Dawes moved to insert
'Piatols, all kinds, thirty Eve per cent
ad valorem." Agreed to.
Various amendments were offered
and rejected. Debate on the bill
closed with the understanding that
amendments might still be offered.
Senator Brown moved to make the
duty on gold watches forty per cent.
Agreed to.
Senator Brown moved TO make the
duty on champagne and other spark
ling wines, in bottles holding not more
than n quart each, 81 per dozen.
Agreed to--31 TO 81.
Senator Jones (Nev.) moved to
make the duty on refined borax five
cents per pound instead of three, and
to add "Pure baracic acid five cents
per pound; commercial baraclc acid,
four cents per pound; borste of lime,
three cents per pound; crude borate,
three cents per pound" Agreed to-
~ to Is.
Senator Window moved an amend.
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A 500 Bible Reward.

The publishers Of Rutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for March, among which is the
following:
We will give $50 in gold to the person
telling us which is the longest verse in the
Bible by March 10th, 1883. Should two
or more correct answers be received the
reward will DO divided. The money will
be Forwarded to the winner March 10Th,
1883. Persons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents in silver (uo. postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which they
will receive the April Monthly, in which
name and address Of the winner Of the re-
ward and the correct answer will be pub
lishsd, and ia which several more valuable
rewards will be offered.
Address, Rutledge Publishing Company,
562 Northampton St., Easton, Penn,
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THE OLD WORLD.
IRELAND.
Special Dispatches to THH BBE.
THE GREAT Conspiracy.

Special Dispatches to TIKI BBs.
IL GREAT CONSPIRACY.
DUBLIN, February 20.--Thc cor
spiracy prisoners, after forme. re ding
OF dispositions, before ,heig removal
from court, shook hGrdh heGvdly with
each ether. Patrick Whels4 ives
bsiled on the charge Of troason felony
in connection with the discovery ot
arms, The sis 'er, Instead of the wife
of Frank Byrnc, should nave been ar.
rested. Inquiry begins Friday ia
Dublin Castle into q conspiracy of
much wider aros and more destructive
aim than the murder noc,sty.
James Mulett, one Of the conspiracy
prisoners, was allowed to receive two
letters and Sign \ check to-day. A man
named Quinlam ana two nance
Mshoney, all OK suspecte, belonging
to Castle leland, were arrested,
charged With being members of the
"lnvinoiblcs The wives and moth.
ors of the prisoners were admitted TO
the gallery OF tho court to-day and
warmly gree cd the prisoners. Carey
failed to identify Mrs. Byrne and she
was discharged.
HI TALK IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, February 20,--In the
house of commons this afternoon
Trevelyrn, chief secretary of ireland,
was again questioned about Sheridan,
bus declined to give any further In.
formation regarding him than that no
gave yoeteroay. He referred the
question to Parnell. Gorat said It
wss generally believed that the em'
ployment o; persons engaged IN ont.
RACES to suppreGe them was forced
upon the government by Chamber.
lain. He believed Gladstone, in the
kilmainham treaty, made a dupe of
the inner circlerrof the cabinet, which,
like the IriSh ''Invincibles," had G.
Number l." Outbreak and outrages
always accompanied the accession Of
the liberals to power.
Harcourt said Gorst had no right
to base his speech on the evidence of
II witness. He would not take the
trouble to- rspudiate the charge of en.
gazing a man who, he knew, Nae plot
ting the murder of his colleague. He
admitted the government failed 10
stop crimes at first; 1t was owing to
the ineticiency of tho police,
Gibson, conservative, asked, "Will
nobody for very shame show the Land
League balanc3 ahcet2'
TIL FRENCH WATCH.
CANNES, February 20. - Frank
Byrne left, it is thought for Paris.
The police force guarding Gladstone
have been doubled, and maintain q
strict watch over the premises at
night.
PRESS COMMENT.
LONDON, February 20 The Times,
renewing the attack on the land
league, says: No agttator who refused
to tolerate or avail of the powers of
ribboniem, or fenianism, or even the
worse forms If crime, could hope to
impose an unwritten law, or be &C
corded the authority of the unorowned
king.
The Standard also attacks Parnell
for silence in the commons yesterday
on the question Of conspiracy dis
closures IN Dublin, and appeals to the
people aud authorities of America TO
aid in the search for the criminals.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-21

*Many ladies who had scarcely en-.
ioyed the luxury of feeling well for
years have been SO renovated by using
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
that they have triumphed over the Ills
fash is said to be heir to, and life has
been crowned with the added charm
OF a iresher beauty.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-21

Speaking of the Great German Rem
edy to-s friend, O'Donovan Rosa
said: MRS. Rosa has been cured Of
a very severe attack of neuralgia by St.
Jacobs Oil, as she will gladly tell you,
II you call at my residence, $40 Bush
wick avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y"
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AiWell Raised Negro

TELLERsBURG, IND, February 20
A negro named Williams was hung by
q posse Of citizens at dusk last ey en-
ing. He had outraged Mrs. Taylor in
her " house and then escaped, but
was found in the woods by the citi-
zsns, who left him hanging neal the
scene of his crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-21
GAPITGL NOTES.

SENATORIAL GAUGES.
WASHINGTON, February 90. Re
pr nltcan members Of the senate toch
advantage of the late hour at which
that body decided to to day
and held u caucus, lastirg from 1C:3(
tc IL o'clocS, A pretty general dis
! cusslon of the sitrstion was had and
sn unusually frauk expression was in
dulged in. Some speakers advised
! the abandonment OF the tariff bill or
the ground that Its further discussion
was utter folly and waste. A vote
was iually taken, which resulted by 0
large majority in favor of going Oh fci
another day with che tariff bill.
COUNCIL BLUFFS POST OFFICE.
Fifty Thousand dollars In addition
to the 500, COO already appropriated
for the government building a. Coun.
Gil BlutSs, passed tina commit OF the
whole in the house to-day, and ~ill
become a law before the adjournment
of the present congress-.
NEW RULES.
Tho committee Of &C ied
SOD, 900 TO the river and harbor bill.
A provision was added which specifies
that all applications fog surveys shall
be make TO the secretary Of war.
Representative Burrows, mich, } will
Tomorrow offer . resolution which
will be- referred to the committee on
rules and acted upon at an early day.
The resolution provides that each
dag after reading the journal the
speaker shall call committees
in the regular order, when 1t shall be
in order fox any committee to desig.
nate a bill on any Of the house, which
ahall be taken up for immediate &C.
tion, snd it shall be in order to debate
euch bill for thirty minutes, whep the
previous question shall be moved, and
if seconded a vote shall be taken; pro.
yided, but one motion to adjourn
shall be ia order before a vote 10 taken
on such bill. The order shall not ex-
tend for more than two hours each
day.
APPLAUDING ARTHUR.
President Arthur, Mrs. McEIroy,
Attorney-G General Brewster and Mrs.
Brewster tonight attended o per
formance Of "Wm, Tell" given b.
Col. Mspleson's opera company. al
the National theater. Entering the
house just after the overture and a
tho orchestra were beginning
the prelude to the first soone,
the party were discovered BY
Signor Arditi, as they were being
seated. The band was stopped anc
when 1t struck up again it was with
"Hail Columbia" AT the conclusion
of the national air the audience
cheered the president tumultously
the recognition being the mont cordia
ever extended to him on any similar
occasion.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
Dorman B. Eaton, N. Y; Jno. M
Gregory, Ills; Leroy d.. Thomas
Ohio.
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PRIVATE OFFICES,

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The Number of Dead.

Special Dispatch TO The BIKE.
BRAIDwooD, February 20.--Six
new names have been added to the
list Of killed In the Diamond mine,
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The Hope OF Tariff Relief
Practically Abandoned in
Con I0GS,
PiEiron Kelley Forced to p
tire Before the Appro-
priatiou Bills.
The Senate Pssses .+s a,n for
Tariff and Rev ar,,a o..
N0"' LCr.
Wy is SECURES Another
' Wv . for It's Postom ce

ans D' .ngs OF Consrees and other
Matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-21
Gentle
Women

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and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruf and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping il in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using KathairOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09
Netp Worfer MaArid1ter,.

HemzYorf, s. Rai.-Sm SbergeridS
purbe beute Elm @tnbaltsbefebl erlangt, tpeE
der ben Bunbesbeamtsn perbtetet, fid aui
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bis bic sur .3eit i6pebeuOeu @tuiItlagen
entidteoen iino.
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tpurba beute i'm DgfabiionsSquares@ s@urbeu"
er0ffnet.
- 9opnius Saur, 26 Sabre alt, etu
Sobu ees i'm Central Yarte taugetellteu
GrGtteften Saur, ift auf gebetmni6uolle
gReiie peri6punben, uuo man fiirdtet, 6ab
er Selbftmoro begangen bat.
- 9aS lis. Sabresbanfett Der Sanoelss
TANNER faub beute abeuS itatt. General
@raut beautportete ben Goat Dbie Der.
Staoten."
- Gin beftigsr @etpittsrFurm rtdtete
beute Gbenb bsoeutsut,I Sdabeu tn Rep,
g)ort nnb 8rooflbu on. Ssxrp @lurt, In
gr. 1, SarifsYlace, pohnbaft, puroe am
Broabwap bur6 cine pom ~ st. 9ttdolnss
Sotel" berabgetpsbts 6lasgeuitause setrofs
fen unb erlttt mabri6etnlta t0btIi1e Ser,
letuuaeu. Die Yferbe etnes eetdeupageus
gingen ndbreHb bes @etpitters ourd nno oes
moltrteu ben Bagen. giehrsre Ssbduos
purben pom Bltte getrofien.
- Gin aepiiier Sas. 8otbmeu, atlas 8ts
6arb 8apiss, pelder beute auf oem Sams
pier DScptbia" aus Uales bier antam, pHr'
be gletf ndd ieiusr aRfuuft auf Seranlaia
lung ees brttiiteu Soniuls tuegeu elmer ar'
gebltd in @rO6britaunteu begangeneu Sal
lnuug oerbaftet unb porl6nfig einsefedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09
Selbnmprbe.

Warlborougb, Raff., 8. 9tai. -
Si6neg @leaioH, eiu an Der Stabtgreu3e
mohnbufter, iebr rei9er Sarmer, "a Sabre
aIt, murbe geItsrn friib tObt in einer SAeune
safunben. gr bate cine SdrOtlinte bis an
rie gIiiubuug gelaosu, ben 9a@ geipannt,
CT lesteren einen Strif gebuuoeu uub bic
fen OIL ietnem 6us befeiftgt. Damn ieBte er
fdl bic Dtiiuouug bes @snehreS Dor bteBrut
uno briidte bic 2Saffe nit Silfe oes Strides
ub. Die Gabuug rtB Ietnen Oberleib buf'
fdbli6 III Stiide. Ser SeIbftm0r6er bat
Gjnsn 8rtef btnterlafien, Der nit ben Bors
tan itlo6: ySG bin es uiioe, in bieier fall
ten, idledten gSslt su leben." @ttaion mar
idlon iett lGugerer 3eit tiefiiunig; er htuters
ld6t cine gStttme un6 aft ;umeilt ermaf,
isue uuO gum 9beil beretts uerbeiratbete
finher.
Cincinnati, s. Dtat. - @bas. 9ier=
berger, Elm Garbter, begiug geiteru Selbfts
mOro, tnbsm er iidl Die SsbIe nit etuem 91as
itrmeiier ourdi4Httt Il. itd nit elmer S6eere
eine Stidlmunoe beibradlte. Setne linz
fdbigteit, ieine Saulilie gu erHd5ran, braAte
tbn 3ur Ser5wsiflung uuo mar Der @ruHO Der
Shnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09
81 a D 10 q D's
sariapariQian @eiplhenf :

aHo5 5eufras, B5Tesdfts IN.
Blute, itrOpbuloie Grautbetteu ubler Ober uatrlps
brtBer Stublgaug, Syphilis unb 8enerie 5;i8sers
pun6en, 6rpuii6e ober ate gef6nlrs SaliTu8. enos
Itl1e &ranf5ett, petBe 8ei6piIhe, @rinbfObf ges
barmitterlethen, Rrebs, 8rilienibneLmaen euos
ten, &bjebrln9 lro @eten bes R5rpers Stnitcri uHS
Stede, @eltptlite, 3bspepfe, 5rouiiber Rbeunattss
1slls uit6 Slot, yereugries uHb Bldienitetu Shhb,
i6t, otDe 2bdrten Der Obgeu 9ei6en, benen suipei.
len beipnoere Rameu beigelsgt fUer6eu.
gBir bebdupten, oaB uHter ben betanuteu WttteIa
teines ertittrt, ptIbes iobe 6ettrdft qeaeu 6ieie
Rrautheiteu beist, Uie RdbnGb's Reiplbent O. tlis
rlrt imteniuetie, uperlaitg bon 8ruu6dusMnb 5rudt
bic bei6dotgteu Jhelle Uieber in Qeiunbeu 9uftau6
Dem S6btuben bes abrper5 pirb Giubalt defbun irrS
bem GrBantsmus genbes 8lut geIiefert aus fpsIteT
bic 9orPerbeitanotbetIe iid neu bIben Das IN bie
er1e regultren0e arait BON 8abfpap'5 8eoLpeui.
9Senn Der Grgdui5mus bur5 bef6rberten SbetteIs
tuB eHBeBrtnen 1T, uno Gueditlber pber dbeube 5ub,
Innate, ote nd IN ben RHOdet, Geleuien H. T. TO- an.
gepautt bdben, 8no6enfrab enqliide Qraufbeit BId,
gratis 8ertriimmlngen, gerbrebungeu peise @es
l9pAIre, 9romptaoern H. (. 10. oturiahen idlafft
PIE Sorloportua lene Sblogetunaeu biHUeg te merit
ben 8rnntbeltsitoii aus eem 3Grper aus
@enn GteieuBeu peI9e btee Qr,ensieu tlr 6eiIuua
eronliter trofbuloier ooer pPbiItii6er Rranibeite
gebrnuheu icteu, bdB, pie kl1gium dud5 bic 6eIuuo
ietu noq, tbr du9emeiueS 8efnbeu ii6 befert ibr
6lsub uno &orpergeuitt iuHimmt o6er aud nir
gleit bleibt 70 III be5 Elm eres 3e6eu fortfbrets
ttent entmeoer bener poer ihlmmer, bn Der arduts
bettsoti nidt untbdtg III ; beun nbt aufaehalteu
uub aus benz Blute bertrebeu breitet er fb ans iuh
itetig bic Geiuuobeit. SubnIb Bic Sar{a,
tarla eem 4atIenten Elm beiieres 8efuben bsrfbaft
idrette bie6eiuna itiiubh bprtUGrts unb er aeinnt
an Geiurbbeit, Grdit unb 5leiit.
Cine Flaihe BON nieiem eHtbdLt mebr f1trtTarre 9r,
3eueiitofe ais ebes aubere Dttel elm I6eslBffI BON
bon pieem Dirtt 70 oiel iUie fnf Bic feds IbeclsT
bcq bon aHbereu DlttteIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09
EeEsSrap6tC6e 9epeG6en.
Beri&ts Ss- ..GHpciirten RreFs" fir ben rSsIti6er
gorreippnnenten.~
Buffers Spnhift nit Der @efcss
aebuna BON @affa6ufettS.

Softon, 8. Nai. - 9as @omite, mel,
Dies bon Der @eiesgebuus ernannt puroe,
nm ben Sadperhult be3igltd Der angebltdeH
llngiltiatett Ses erifeu Seto's bes @ouuers
neurs Butler 81 unteriuden, btelt beute friib
cine @ebetmfsung. @tner Der YriuatIetres
tGre oes @ouuerneurs mar ais :3euge uorges
Iabsn, tpeissrte fif jebot pOfitiu, trgenb
tpelde ausiugen gu MAIDEN. 9as @omtte
3iebt ben SOriflug In Setradt, ben 3eusen
uerbafteu 81 laiien.
Die @elesgebung paiiirte beute unter GUS.
peufoH Der 8egeln Die Serutlltgungen fir
bte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., etnldlteBlt9
bss armenbauies gu Geptsburp. Die Oe.
mOfrateu soeeu tbre Sppofttion 3uriid uub
uerloiien ftd oarauf, baB Butler bic Bils
nit ieinem Seto belegen piro. 9as 3eus
genoerb0r i'm 8etrefi Der 4rmenbau -9reuel
Su Sspfsburp tpuroe beute fortgeiest uuo
ntrb pubrideinltd nod bts gum @u0e bteies
Oionats eauern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09

- 8te S0ntgtn Stttoria 1T BON Osborne
mad g8tnbiOr suriidgsfebrt.
- Die pOrtugtefiife SorOette &atuba be
BOrtugaI" iit AMI benz @ege mad 2oanSa,
gSef'afrifa, gu St.StHceut ungetOmWeu.
- 8m. gittden, rpel6er 3u 2etceifer,
Gn9lane, inter Der Antlage oerbaftet nurbe,
SprengfOffe 8u eiuem uugeissltdeu 3mede
in ietnem 8eiiee gebabt 3u Iabeu, If euts
lafen tpor6en.
- Su benz gefterH 3ugietpmarfet, England,
itattgefunbeneu, ;peiteu SriibjahrS>R
gspann ySlue @rab," elm 6em Qmeritauer
s. 8. &eene gebOriges Pferb, bic iogeuauu.
ten >, BurnensStates."
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Sin W1albcur Ses T0repausb'Tben
Cirrus.

&renton, R.sS., s. Nai. - 8abreno
etnes beute Nahmtttag berri6enbeu 0iegena
fturmeS uurbe bas Sauptselt bes Sorepaugb'z
id1en Cirrus umgepebt, bic .3eltletnpan6 in
Stiide 3erriiien, Die Cite bemoltrt unb an
berer Sdabeu angertdtet. @lidlt9erwetie
butten fid bic 3ni9aHer Der letten 0a6s
mtttagsz zSorfellung gerabe entfernt, ionft
piirben oiele Beriouen INNS 2eben getouls
men ietn. @tner Der gngefeGteu bes &trtus
purbe bet'm llmpebeH Oes 3eItes ourf etue
Stange am &opfe uerlest. Die abenb,
STORYTELLING tpurbe tn 6Olge bes llnfals aus
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Mimtcr Qnnm.
Moior QSaffon'S ,Weraubuuo.

Gan 4ntouto, Ser, s. Tlai. - BE,
trGdtIides aufehen purbe beute burd ba8
bonn gRuiOr @aiion, i3ablmeiiter In Der
gunOesurmee, abgelegte @efanbni5 erregt,
bab bic tiir3lid BON tbm gematte 4ugabe,
6uB er auf etnem 3uge uabe Sort 8ortb uul
$4,000 beraubt tuoroen lei, etue Grfinoung
Nor, nm ietne luterIdleife gu usroeden.
g8aiiou befinbet iid in Sait, uno Der 3eft
isiuer @elOer 1T benz @befs 3ablmeifter ii6er.
trugeu nor6eu. Cine lluteriuduug ergub,
6ab Bufon $5500 geffobleH unS OaB er bic
iibrtgen $4,000 BON Der angebltden geraubz
ten Sutnme peritedt hattie. gr CAB ben Srt
an an rpeI9em er bus @slb perftefte, Uu0
Beumte fiuo ubgeididt porbeu;' nm es 3u
bolsH. Dem Sernebmen mad per0en 8ais
iOn's Biirgeu in Soma bic 8egieruug ent.
id6oi9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-09
8dhnuufdlle.

Nftlmautee, s. Nai. - gtne 2otomo.
tipe unb ieds 6radtmuggons Der yRtlpau.
tee.St. Buuler Sabu" itiirstsn bsute nabs
Samotue, II 0teileu BON Ga &rofie, 8tsc.,
bon elmer Bride tn etnen 6luB, uub Der 60
fOmotiofibrer Surgeion ertrant. Der In
fan iOl our9 etue in b6smiGiger Gbfidt
falid geiteate @etde ueranluBt noroen fein.
Ntlm tee, s. Otat. - Quf Der Sta
6tioner 9totftou Der ,.@bicagosRortbmefern
8abn" bat ftdb eine @OlItfOn 3Wtideu etuem
Yerionen. nno etnem 6raGtiuge eretguet.
3aoto gttdols, Elm Set3er, puroe get6otet,
uno mebrere anbere Berioneu erIttten Ser.
letnngen. gtdbreres lift nod utdt ermtttelt,
tnbem bic 8abnbeamten ale 4ustunft Ders
netaeru,
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Sie Brppflpuer Brucfe.-Gine aes
ffDbIene &SiiI.

GIbanp, Sag, 8. Dtai. - @enise
Stunbeu Dor Der euogiiltigen Sertaguug Der
9e8tsIatur am OOriseu 6rettts erbielt Ses
nator 8iernan bonn Brditoenten Der GAIT
&iuer Sriiden. @Ommiiidre etne Oepel6e,
tuortn auf bic Drtnglidfett Der Nunabme Der
Sta, pelfe ben Serfebr iiber bic Bride fir
6ubsauger fret MAIDEN iollte, bingepteien
wurbe. Die @egner Der Sia ptlIigten Elm,
bnB oieisIbe nm 8 llbr Naamtttass aufges
rufen merbe, aber bic 8otidaft oes 9ouuers
neurs bsjiiglid Der @inpanberungss@ s@ommiIs
ion unb bic barauf folgenbe arserlt9e Dis
fuifton i'm Senat batteu 5ur 6olge, baB bic
Ingelegenbett bis II llbr peridobsn tuuros,
3u ipel6er 3ett Senator &ternan bic Bin
aufrief. @s ergab fd aber banu, baB bic
Sia perlegt ober geftoblen mar, uub es mar
nidt mebr m0sli4, oteislbe Dor Der Sertas
gung Al erieben.
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Der Damvfer "Sabsburs."

2onoou, s. Wai. - Der Sremer Dam.
pier y6ab&burg," nelder geitern pom BRITT
iden 9ampier p @Oroutlia" In ben 6afeu BON
6almOuth 0usIirt Wur6e, 1T In Solge stnes
bon Dem @tgentbiimer bes y@orontqa" erboz
beueu Guipruds auf SsrgegsIO nit 8sialug
bele9t moroen.
6uGmoHtb, s. Rai. - Ser 9ampfer
ySabsbNrg" lift entlaiieu pOroeu uno bat
eiue 6abrt i'm Sdlepptau etue8 aHbereu
@nnpfsrs fortgeIest,
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Mrbeitcr= NnoeIeoenheite1t,

Soront0, Snt., 5. Wfat. - Die lur
Linton" geb6rigen @ppier fiuO fir b6beren
men nit gtdtmtt8lteberu Der Linton" ~
ar6eitsn.
Samtltou, Ont, s. 0tat.-gtu Sbeil
Der Observation-Disclosures tebrte beute
III bem gefOroerten h0beren Qobue all Die
Irbett 3uriid. g8abridetHltd per6en fi6
ole gietfer in ben nadften Gageu ben 6ors
hPrrnnen hsr 9rheiter fiinen.
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Ner3tIiher RGfb

9nitsn, @rtaltuug, b0ier 6ul6, 8rOuditis
uno nnoere Yungen9ebrefte iolten niht, uerua9s
lGifgt, iOn6ern redt5eittg nnaemsiieH bebans
belt neroeu; ge6isbt Dies, 10 neroeH ale be-
eentlihen &eiultate uermieoeu, uno oaS Bcfe,
mas iidl ea tbun lGBt, 1T bic aumeuouug bee
uObIberiibmteH 6eilmittsls, bes 6auce'ihen
5uiammenseieeten anOOrn- Sprups Com
pound Syrup of Horehound). 9teies Ittt'
tel gilt bei 9enen, be es brauteH, fitr ben
beilen III habenoen artifel. Se-fuAe cine
EIaide, un6 Dn rbsrssugf Did oaoon. Brets
25 unb 80 Gents bic 6loidle. Bon Q eth 9.
8 ance, 9ir. 1O8, s0eifs baltimore 9traBe,
Al beBie9eu. t38-