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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07
The NIftchell.Slade Farce.

AOhE FhUITLESS NEGOTIATIONS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept MADDEN, the man.
ager 1or Mitchell, received a dispatch last night
the Following effect: ''YOu must tight us at New
orleans We have the naming OF the conditions.
This is final" To this Madden responded: "The
authorities will not permit us to fight at New
Orleans. We can fight only in Mexico. This is
nnaL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

A SUNDAY SCHOOL ScANDAL-Pontiac, Mich.s n
considerably excited over the arrest OF Thomas n
Wycko6 SUPERINTENDENT OF q sunday -chool, on.
the charge OF seducing q member or the school,
the daughter OF q prominent citizen. The giil -
only fourteen years old and Wyckon is forty -hva.
The greatest Indignation prevails, and there have
been threats OF treating the super1ntend mt tn
coat or tar and featherA The fact did n com0
out until the case Was compromised by Wyc>.8
paying the father $500
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The Potomac River Regatta.

A HANDSOME PRIZE VASE FINISHED AT COST OF
$780,
The prize vase presented by Messrs James D.
Mason Co., cracker manufacturers OF Baltimore
and Washington. for the Potomac river regatta,
has just been finished by the well-known jewellers
and silversmiths, Messrs. n. w. Calf, Brother &
Go. The vase is of solid silver, of classic shape
and very massive, weighing IS ounces. The front
shows in bold relief a figure of a naad hOl ling a
trident, riding through the water in shell DIR ,wn
by sea monsters Two dOlphins. beautifully
modelled in bold relief. and appropriately colored
ornamented with engraving of water reeds and
rushes The vase stands on an ebony pedestal,
on which Is handsome silver shield for 1nscrtp-
tiOn. It has not yet been decided for which race
this beautiful trophy ia to be given, but 1t is
worthy the efforts of the best oarsmen. aud ought
prize given by their public spirited citizens The
prize is valued at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal revc
hue, $3.50 493. Oh; customs, SELF, G5.i9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

SECRETARY FoIGER did not put in an appearance
to-day, but 1t is thought he Will arrive tomorrow
afternoon.
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Assistant Secretary News Intentions
WHAT HE SAYS OE TILE REPORTS ARnrr LII. arsro

Assistant Secretary News Intentions
WHAT HE SAYS OF THE REPORTS ABOUT HIS REsIG-
NATION.
IN answer to questions regarding his reported
resignation Assistant Secretary New stated to a
STAR reporter to-day that he had not resigned.
ana would not resign to-day Tomorrow he ex-
poets to have an interview with the President but
not for the purpose Of rendering his resignation.
After that, he said, he Will probably be able to
state what course he will take. His first step will
be to obtain leave of absence for six weeks for
the purpose Uf looking after his private business
affairs in Indiana AS stated in The STAR several
days ago, what action will follow depends upon
circumstances. 1t Is known that prominent In
New from his contemplated resignation,
and IL Is said that Postmaster General
Gresham'S visit to the President to-day was made
10 his interests The condition of the matter has
not changed In any particular since the above
course was outlined in THE STAR several days ago
!nat Mr. New contemplates reslgnlng from the
ASSISTANT Secretary snip OF the Treasury, there is
no doubt; but as he himself stated he will not do
so until after he has seen the President
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The Willard ExcurkiOnjsl
Frost Last Nigh,

LIVINGSTONE. MONT, Sept 7-Mr. Wizards party
reached Livingstone at 10 O'Clock last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Telegrams from various point
In central Illinois report frost last night, but no
heavy enough to injure corn prospects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

THE U. 8. 8. jamestown has sailed from Gibral-
tar for the United States.
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Another Fire.

CEDAR SPRINGS, MICH, Sept 1.-The grain ele.
vatOr or j. o. & Z. X. Benedict and their store and
dwelling were burned last night Loss, $4,000;
insurance light
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Short in His AccOunts

REPORTED DEFALCATION AND FLIGHT OF AN .puv
OFFICER.
Information has been received at the War de-
partment that Second Lieutenant Jno. NJ. Porter
Sd cavalry, stationed at Fort Thomas, Arizona, IS
short In his accounts and has fled. He was acting
quartermaster, acting subsistence officer, and act
Ing ordnance officer, and had FUNDS belonging to
al three departments tn his pcs session, and +,
snort about $500 It is thought that he has fled
into Mexico. and search is being made for him
lie IS graduate Of West Point, and Was appoint
ed from Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

was at the Patent Office to-day as counsel for Mr.
Edison in the electric light case against Sawyer
and Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

SECRETARY CHANDLER reached his home at Con-
cord last night
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:iTHE Omitted States steamer Saratoga will re-
main at Oyster Bay, L. l., until 18th instant.
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Not Drowned. hut Murdered.


YOUNG FRAwLEYs DEATH CAUSED BY VIOLENCE
Mr.. James Frawley, uncle of VIM. Frawley the
young man who was recently missed from the
steamer Lady OF the Lake, and Mr.. Owen Keefe
left this city last Monday in search OF q clue that
would unravel the mystery of young Frawleys
disappearance. When exploring the shore oppo-
site Piney Point they received information that a
body had been found and buried in that neighbOr-
hood last Saturday. DR.. Stewart, a gentleman
who assisted at the burial, conducted them to the
grave. He stated that the body was taken from
the water Friday and buried Saturday, after an
inquest was held. The remains were exhumed,
and identified as those of young Frawley, though
the features were mut!lated by crabs, and decom-
position. Back OF the right ear was a large hole
In the skull The verdict OF the coroner's jury was
that death was caused by blow or wound on the
head.
Major Dye to-day sent Detective Block down the
river to further investigate the death of young
Frawley. Detective Block last week made q very
thorough investigation, which led to the c0ncu-
sion by the police authorities that Frawley had
accidentally fallen from the steamer and been
drowned. Major Dye is still Of that opinion. He
accounts for the wound on the head through the
possibility Of Frawley. in falling from the upper
deck, striking some projection on the boat, or
having been struck by the wheel Frawley' IS
father said that he had about "a when he started
on the trip and as k3 10 were found In his pockets
when the body was recovered, the theory in
volvlng robbery is exploded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

THE COREAN EMBASSY leaves San Francisco to.
day by the Central and U. P. railroads for Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

IFOPLE'S SAVING BANK-WHERE YOU CAN
4 select suit Of Clothing and deposit much down
for. Vs., S~'~
Mens heavy Winter Suits, S. $40 and up.
M.ns ress suits from IS to SIS and up.
6Ss School Suits, from 81 to So and up.
Sn4drei's ehool Suits, age Ala, 81. so TO Sc.
Slss End Boys school Shoes, $75c., 81 and 81 IS.
J. W. SELBY,
WSA 19lA-lal6 Penn. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07
Busy Times at the City Post Office.


RUSH FOR CLERKsHTPs WHICH PAY $50 PER MONTH
FOR ELEVEN HOURS DAILY LABOR
The city post Office officials were subjected this
morning to little rush OF applicants for positions
''THE STAR got us into trouble" said one of
the officials 'by printing last night that the post
master was trying to get an increase OF his clerical
force The fact is that any one who secures an
appointment will receive only $50 a month, will
have to work eleven hours a dav. and In addition
give bond In the sum of 81 OOO' The new APP
polntments, II any are made. Will take the regular
course OF civil service appointments. In sever j
cases this morning applicants were furnished with
the civil service blank application. Mr. Hantord,
the superintendent OF the registered letter
division OF the Office. said to a STAR
reporter to-day that he could not
see how 1T would be possible for his Office to ham
die the expected great increase OF business Clerks
were already obliged to work frequently for four
teen or fifeeen hours at stretch. The weekly
postal note returns WILL Mr.. HanfOrd says, in
crease the business 40 per cent Last year about
10000 600 registered packages were handled. These
returns will, it Is estimated, make, during the
year. 400 geo packages, Ill Of which will be regis
tered. and have to be handled with the same care
as other registered packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

COMMISSIONS were issued today to Jacob M
Picking, postmaster at Leroy, Va, and Achilles B.
Tlnnell, Air Point, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

REFUSAL OF A WITNESS To APPEAR
To-day in the Equity Court, Judge James, the
case OF Lemuel j. Denham, On attachment for
contempt In refusing to appear as witness be-
fore United States Commissioner Bundy I'm the
matter OF pension to James Hnis, was heard
Mr.. B. T. Hanley appeared for Mr.. Denham and
stated that his name was Lemuel j. Denh am. but
he had been summoned by capias in the name of
Samuel d. Denham, and under these circum-
stances he did not think that he was the party
wanted. and therefore paid no attention TO the
summons. IN doing so he, however, did not me IN
TO show any disrespect to or contempt or the
court. ~
The court said Mr.. Denham had not been prop
erly served with notice.
Mr. Hanley stated that Mr.. Denham had been
arrested last evening and kept in confinement,
unaDle to get word to his counsel, or he would
nave Deen balled out, and Of course he was not
very amtable about 1t.
MI. Bundy said he did not appear as counsel for
the government, but merely to acquant the court
with the powers OF The court Under the statute
THIS party had been suhpRnaed as Lemuel c. Dem
ham, and he Submitted the affidavit OF two per-
sons to show that Mr.. DeDham had been so
known.
The court asked II Mr. Denham resided here.
and MI. Hanley replied that he was born and
reared here. and had resided here all his life
The court said that there was no danger OF his
running away and discharged him; but he would
take the papers and consider as to what disposf-
tion ne should make OF the case. In the mean
Time they could summon him by his name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

THE FEVER AT PENSACOLA-The Acting Secre-
tary OF the Navy has received the following telc-
gram from Pensacola, Fla: ''Snce last report no
new cases among the naval force One death at
hoSritll-Private Cotton" The sale OF old mate
rial at the Pensacola. Fla, navy yard, which was
advertised for the 22l inst, will not be held on
that date on account OF the prevalence OF yellow
fever at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

No STAFF OFFICERS ALLOWED RETIRED Army
OFFICERs.-With reference to the report that Gen.
Sherman will retain or two of his staff officers
day,s ST,p - ts sts+ed that tbo fnii @ ~ S 81,
lowances which the general Of the army will have
after his retirement do not comprise the use Of
staff Cficcrs. 1t is said that there is precedent
on record in the case OF Brgadier General Gabriel
r. Paul, where the same question was raised and
decided adversely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

f. = HIFFELI,
The bnsi will he carried the place of bust
ness mes 4So Pa aye NV, 10y new firm, composed of
CHARLIE, STOTT, ZAtHARIAH ". CROMWELL
and T. CHES = r tOTl, under the firm name of
$40 I, CROMWELL AND COMPANY.
sepo-w. !. II. st STO L, CROMWELL & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

THE VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES IN JAvA.-The fol-
lowing telegram was to-day received at the Navy
department from Commander Barker. OF the
United States steamer Enterprise, at Batavia,
where she was directed to go Tor the purpose of
investigating the results OF the recent volcanic
eruptions in that vicinity: "Enterprise arrived 9TH
instant Juniata sailed to-day. Princess and
Great channels safe. Avox Bezee channel all
Lights out except Java Head. Dutch cruisers
warn VeSSelS.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

SECRETARY LINCOLN.-InfOrnaton has been re-
ceived at the War department that Secretary Lin
coin has gone to Iowa from Chicago, and he is,
III refore, not expected back until some time next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07


view OF the reports from Nice of the large num-
Der OF desertions from the flagship Lancaster q
STAR reporter made inquiries at the Navy depart
ment to-day ABOUT the matter and learned that
When the Lanca ter sa1it from the United States,
nearly three years ago. her complement OF men
was 1854 The last report OF her rolls on file at the
July 10th, and shows that she then had on board
1893 men. being only 81 less than the original com.
pl-ment It is stated that no additional members
have been sent or requested since she sailed from
New York, and that the decrease IN her force is
nothing more than might be expected; in fact, 1t
into consideration sickness. discharges, deaths.
&c. As stated in yeSterd y's STAR the reports of
the maltreatment ma Of the men by petty officers is
wholly impract1cable.
THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It is a
pasted and folded, and viii be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
PERsoNAI.-Asslstant Postmaster General e.
mer, Judge Cox, Commodore De Kraft and Rev.
DR.. Forrest, OF Washington, were registered in
New York last evening.-Prof. Newcomb arrived
home this morning, and is staying at the Eb-
bltt.-Senhor valente. secretary Of the Brazilian
| Of charge d'afrairesL-Mr. and Mrs. B. T. McCart-
ney have returned TO the city from Willow Grove.
services has gone to Old Point Comfort for snoat
stay:-Miss M. c. and Miss Harriet y. Douglas,
OF the washington Collegiate Institute, have re-
turned to the city from their summer vacation In
the mountains Senator Conkling is In town.
Ssayi66s at M,ormey's-Mr. T. J. Phillips, the
| lted express yesterday from New York.-Miss
N. virgie Duval. OF the Pension office, IS spending
her vacation at Clearspring, washington county.
with Washington journalism, but who, for some
years. has been IN business In Colorado. and is
thousand acres Within three miles Of Denver Is In
Warrington on 0ying VISIT
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pY ITS EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL MAN
- agement the wisdom OF its system, whereby il
ing the absolute safety insured to its members by
rapidly increasing fund, and the advantages
its nOncla sificaton system the NUT UAL RES ERVf
FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION has in the short two AID
half Of its existence done larger business
tanned greater prominence among the insuring publ.
than eve before reached by any other company.
Office 1909 street.
aus IY KNIGHT. Manarpr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-26

Sn New DOrt siebt es mebrere
sroBe Girmeu, Die einen b06it fdmung=
baften 6anoel nit alteu Waffen betreiz
ben. Die neuen grfinbungen auf Dem
@ebieteIoer@e onfruction MAIDEN
ole paar Sabre bunberttauienbe bon
@etpebren fir ben @ebrduh cibillirter
9tationen nublos, uno oiele Waffen iinb
bann fiir einen Spottpreis su baben.
Die Sanbler, tuel6e lie faufen, berfau=
fen iie nit gutem profit on iol6e Staa=
ten, bic su arm linb, I'm ibre 3ruppen
nit ben beiten uno neuefen Gemebren
gu berieben. Dabin seb0ren namentli1
cine 9lnsabl Der ipanii6=amerifanii6
3epublifen, in benen ielten ein Sabr
obne 8iirsertrieg pergebt. Sie uGene=
rdle", tpel6e in 9onouras, in @euabor
ober auf 0apti &ebolutionsn MAIDEN,
baben ielten @elb ober greoit genug,
I'm fir ibre 8auoen CUTE @ewebre gu
fauIen uno iinb frob, menn lie biIlig
alte Musteten bei6affen f0nnen, Ober
gar Saubiben, Die bellei6t i6on Dor
bunoert Sabren 9ienfe getban babem.
Soltes 9riegszMate,ial liefert Stem
Oorf in Mafe. uebrigens iouen bort
neueroings aud sroBe 8eitellungen auf
alte Musfeien bon Gbina eingelaufen
fein.
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8iersisidbrige Grfabrung elmer
aIfen QNdrterin.

Mlss. 0inslows Scottiae Sprup pitb
son elmer bsr teRsn Dcftorinnen unb ben
R6strriunsn In ben Bu. Gtaatsn psr.
Sdrisbtn. gr trurbe felt 40 Sabren pcn
Miuicuen BON Nittsrn unb 6intsrm nit
ME fttlenbsn grfolse ssbrauHt, ismotl
bon ttr 6 Gage nltsn 3inbs, wit BON sr.
apad(srsn 4inbsrn. Gr bsisitist SHdrft
m Massu, bsfrsit von Dinbiollf anb rs.
eulirt be 0tbdrme +; Ct ptrf&aift fir Rim
Der nnb Mattsr Ruts nno Dctlbstastn.
apir slauben. baB rtr Sprup has bsRs
anb llAsrils Mittsl 10 ssssn Dpientsrie
nnb Diarrbot bd &inDern, slt&sitl Of
ourH 3atusn osruria6t obsr bnr& onbs.
re llrla&sn. Gins Osbrouhsanwsifune
ipIre jstsr Glai&f tslssseten. " u fsina
d@t, wsun uiht bas Jafllmi!e pon Cur.
tie u. UsriIns auf Der Nubtnfsits ber Gtn'
paduns sntbaltsn II. Sn allen Npoibs.
Zen ~ batsn, BE GIai&e 25 gsats.
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ord wcbl aus benz Sdreiten erieben pa.
Ben, oab Der Snaoise iunse Ssrr bier
pdren. 9l0e8 nlunter bei uns.
Sn5wiiden batte@eors elm paar aaeA.
te abserufen uno ibnen Srbre geaeben
Yferbe unb Wasen unter5ubrinsen uno
fir ben 9utiaer Gorge gu traSen. Sic
pcllten belfeu, bic @aule abldirren; aber
bas lit Sarl nidt. g!n meinem aranl
taft mir Niemunb, iaste er, oaS 1T meme
Sude. 3eist mir nur, no id bic Gfer=
be einitelen unb bic Sstihe unterldieten
ipn.
&einbolo tbat nod eiuise Trasen, bic
aarl fnapp cber gar nidt beantlpurtete.
Seine Discretion in ollenl, mas feline
9erridaft besruf, sins 70 melt, baB er aud
nidt bas @leidsiatisfte ppr fremben
4euten ausselprcAen bdete.
9aiien sic i'm. laote @eors, Der alte
Sdmeoe finoet ieinen Bes nun f6cn.
Wenn Sie aber nit Der san5en Nbpp=
ticnsseididte 70 idledt fabren merben,
alf nit bieier Nntiquitdteni iammluns, 70
lO9nt es mirtlid mid Der Wabe, ben yea>
nten brum gu dnbern. : Oomit nabu er
ben 6reuno llnter ben slrm unb fii6rte
Jpn in bas 3inner ipieber 3uriif. 6rieba
butte idon fiir bas 1aterfommen oes alien
autiders ale Nnorpnunsen setrcfien
8eitholo muBte mod laanden Sder3
BON @ecrs iber bic allsrpinss 10 unmo>
berne Gquipase auebalten, bic aber Trieba
fOfcrt in Saus nabm. Gle bate fd eine
san5e Weile NIT Sarl unterbalten, unb
bic trnuber5ise Sdiaubsit, aus Der pSl.
lises 3uiammensemuhfenietn nit ben
Snterei1en ieiner Serridaft iid ausiprads
8eficl ibr. @eOrs bebuuptete, Trieba
ndbme alles in Sdut, mOriiber er fd
Iuiti9 made; iie aber pertbeiDiste mutbig
ibre Nnlidt unb bebauptete, alIe3 Iltbe<
rpabrte babe Hnipru@ auf Nnertennuus
f8ortiebune foIei.)
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SeTas.

Sn Der Ndbe bon 2a Strange bat
Elm 16idbriger beutf6er &nabe Namens
Mar Yorbeur Gelbitmorb besaugen,
inbem er li6 eri6oB. Sn einem Suriid=
gelaiienen 9riefe fagte er, baB er lebens=
miibe fei unb fein Sob feline Glide in
ber~Welt berurfa6en tpiirbe.
SIN MeGlellanb 6otel 3u gBaco
bot elm i'm 9ptel als Mufipdrter bei1dfs
tigter Gnabe ben @eriu9 gema1t, brei
iunge Mdb1en, bic in eii1em 3immer
sufammen f6liefen, nit Gbloroforn 3u
betduben. 9ie Wdb9en ertua6ten ies
bod, porauf ber &nabe flilbtete. Wtau
bat benielben berbaftet, fonnte aber
nod ni6t berausbringen, gu mel6em
3mede er ben 8etdubungsperiu1 unter=
nobm.
Sn Galbelton ioa cine Geiell=
fdaft nit einem Capital BON l Wtilien
Dollar gegriinbet tporben iein, gum
3pede bei Neu Braunfels cine yaunl=
polluaarenfabrif ansulegen.
= Gin jumger Mann Namens Wei=
mar fab gemiitbli9 in @albelton an
Der Bead, als li1 ibm cine Dame nds
berte unb ibn unter Sbrdnen um cine
llnterItiibung unb ieinen S6ub bat.
Wdbrenb er nit Der Dame ipra6, trat
ein Mann gu ibnen, Der 9eimar sur
ge6e iiellte unb 81 tuiiien tuiinI6te, tpie
er in bic @eieli9aft ieiner Grau fomme.
Mittlermeile legte bic Grau bas &C.
ftdn6niB ab, baB Weimar ibr unerlaubte
Nntrdge gema6t babe. Ser iunge
Mann mar natiirli9 b06libit ertaunt
iiber bic gntmidelung Der Scene, aber
nod mebr 10, als Der fremoe Wann bon
ibni $20 berlangte, tpenn er bic Sa9e
gebeim balten foil. Weimar betbeueete,
baB er fein @elo BEL ii9 babe, bic Sor=
oerung iuurbe beBbalb auf So befabgez
iebt unb als @rimar aud bann ni9t
sablen. .wollte, rief Der Grembe einen
polisiiten %. b. einen Dritten, Der ben
Poli3ilten fpielen muBte) berbei. Mei=
mar lieB iid iebO6 ni9t einl1a6tetn !;
nun aber fielen bic beiben 2erle iiber
ibn Der, blduten ibn bur9, unteriudten
feline Saiden uno nadten fiG bann aus
benz Staube. Ser fali6e polisiit III
ipdter perbaftet iuorben; bas Snouftrie-
ritter. paar befinbet li6 nod in Greibeit.
= Yom nd9iten Sonntag ab laIlen
bic 8alpeiton, Souiton, 9enberipn unt
Santa Sc 8abn greurlionssiise bon
6oulton nod @alpelton laufen. @r.
fllriionstidets fofen 81.
Gin 3immermann 9tamens
Bennington in Sort Wortb mibbanbelt'
ieinen tleinen Sobn in brutalfter Weiie
neil Der Gnabe fein9ai6enmelier fumpI
gemadt bate.
= Sn Der iiioil1en 6emeinoe 81
9alliis berrfdt 3uietra6t. Wtan ua,
nit benz Rabbiner nidt mebr sufrieber
bod murbe er in elmer iiingit abgebalte
men 8sriammlung nit 3weibrittel Nia.
ioritdt pieber ermdblt. Die Winoritdt
erbob nun 10 i6mere 9lnflagen geser
i'm, baB cine llnteriu6ung berielbel
notbig 1T.
= Wm. 8riiggerboff pon ber 5irmt
8ertram, 8riigserboff & Wt0ller in 9lu
| fin farb ON "a. Sum- uno ipurbe Sag
oarauf inter Sablrei6er 8etbeiligunl
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GpnItantinopel, Ser Qmerifan

= @Dnitantinopel. Ser amerifani=
i1e 8eIanbte, General Malaee, lpei=
CERT f6, bic 3iinbigung oes Sanbels=
pertraaes swil6en ber Siirtsi uno BEN
Ser. Staaten gu aeeeptiren, neil bic
ielbe gu fpdt erfolst iei. Ser .amerifa=
nii6e @oniul bat li6 nod 8etlis in Der
aliatil6en Siirfei bege6em, I'M .ipegen
Der @rmoroung Sipeier amerifanii1er
Miiliondre burd 3unben Na6forfdun=
gen au balten. Oie 9forte bat beripro=
den, bic Sdulbigen su beifrafen. Gi=
mem amerifanii6en 4rste murbe bic
Musiibung Der praris in Sripolis per=
boten, neil berielbe fein tiirfiI6es prii=
fungsatteft beibringen fonnte. @eneral
Wallace lieB ben betreifenben Mrat nod
@onifantinopel fommen unb iorgte ba=
fir, baB berielbe na6 beftanbener prii=
fung bas notbise 9ltteit erbielt. Gene
ral Wallaee Mallace bat BON ber pforte
Genugtbuung ipesen Der Dem betrefen=
ben 9(rate 81 5beil getporbenen Bebanb=
lung berlangt.
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