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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

had nothing to find fault Win a1d amend
kspt himself wltl growing "'VA' '"'
The drift of public opinion is being carefully
k,.hsa nv the shrswder Democrats They were not oe
$3.50 nv tho tidal wave Of last FALL though the great
s.. othe party doubtless rests confidently in the e1pec
ts,on OF victory already assured Ihe baltimore paV
says, "TwoOr three elections which nave ,aSeh pvo
g. .ga,nst the extravaganza and acknowledgement
nj the politicians of that party has spent nseh ana
tba, many Of those who voted two months ago
Tor Democrats candidates or else aostaned ron
voting ara now prompt to rally 20 tho support OF any
Sssml,r Republican noIninee, with a view 10 re-
ksr Sne go TAR aa may be- their former action; Al Is
den that there is greater diligence IN nong .e ~
e. ,ba ncltical horizon than heTeOicr aud tnai Au ~
fort is TO DO made 10 keep the Democracy from pu"
no NEXT wear, II that IN possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
MYTHICAL NOTES.

The third of the series of popular matinees at
stairway Hall tomorrow lie TO present Mme BOema
formerly OF Mr. Mapesons company Mics Marion Espa'
soprano her first appearance Miss Adele Marguiies
and Mr.. Franco. , -
Mr.. Thomas's orchestra win performa reed over
STEMS ballet music from Nero"
The Worcester Festival Chorus begins this
week the work of preparation for the annual festival
next autumn. The plan of the Board OF Government
includes a repetition OF Berloz's Faust" Gounods
hst Cecilia Mass >" Beethovens Ninth Symphony selec-
lions from Observation-Disclosures, IL PenSeroso ed IL Noder'
uto and his orstor0 Samson. Mr. Zerrahn Will conuuct
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
TIE STAR ROUTE GASES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Grand Jury
to-day returned Indictment against Arthur Payne
Thomas A. Foote for oorrupy endeavorlng to IN
nuence Juror in the first Star Route trial
Anthony Joseph was further xamIned In tho
Star Route trial this morning. The witness said that
after he left stand here in the last ru Dorsey paid
his account, making n full settlement with him. Tho
crossexamnation Of tho witness was devoted 10 the
ascertalnnent of tho distances between points on the
route tie number Of horses used aud the possibility Of
carrying the mail on schC dulc time.
PedrU JaramilO, another suboOntractcr on tho Gar
land Parrot CITY route tuen called. He told of
difficulties attendant upon tho operation OF the rOute
SAVING tue at timos breast deep, IL took IN
al least sixtyYe seventy hours to 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
d BRITISH VESSEL FIRED UPON.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6.-Captain Meats. of
The English steamship ranger at this port from the
Mediterranean. reports that after dischargng OF Car
thagena, bis vessel was fired upon by party
OF spanish marines, because he loft tue port by moon
rgh without pilot The steward was wonuded In tue
nead' and number Of shot also lodged III
sne forward part OF the vessel, upon
repairing TO Carthagena TO load Captain MEATS
Cas seized under orders from the spanish comma"
Emu senenced 10 three months iDprsOniDsnt on D"ATo
~ riSate Banco then lying at that port Tue Engiisn
Vnsn AL Madrid upon hearing OF the matter donanned
80 ssSers release Aud Lis demand was complied WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Surgeon General
OF the Marine Hospital Service has received letter
from Mr. G. w. Morris, Collector OF Customs at sltka
Alaska, retracting the charges he made against Com
mander Pearson OF the Navy, Of having refused med
and medical attendance to the natives OF that Terri
tory during the prevalence OF a soourge.
Secretary Chandler stated to-day that upon informa
ton received from members of the Appropriations Com
mtee in regard tho appropriations to be made for the
naval service 1t will be necessary to close four OF the
Navy Yards the 3ls of March next but that no had
not determined upon the ones to be closed
1t is than likely however that the yard at Mare
Island and the Washington will be kept in opera
ton. together with one Northern and one Southern
yard 1t isunderstood that the Appropriations Committee
has agreed to report In favor of deficiency appropra
ton OF about $4,000 enable the four yards selected
to be kept open till the end of the present fiscal year
Commander H. de II. Manley has been ordered to hold
himself In readiness for sea service
RearAdmiral George d. Balch reported to the War
Department under date OF Panama 20 that the
United States ship Pensacola arrived at that port the
9th, thirteen days from Callao AT the time OK her
leaving, affairs seemed to be quiet and unchanged with
ter Logan to bring about solution OF the existing did
eulties having failed completely. Minister
United to take him TO the blockaded port Of
Malendo In OF Lis being obliged to go TO Arequpa
iroquos for this duty il necessary The Essex aud ro
quos were to remain at Calao for the present, the
The Hartford arrived at valparaiso. December %, nl
well on board she was GTeo ed 70 Ill up with GOAL and
wanna sailed from Caao for Honolulu on December A.
The health OF the squadron is reported TO be good.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 16.-A detachment OF sixty boys
will leave here morning for duty board the
tralnnG-ship Portsmouth, at Boston, detachment OF
thrtyhve boys went from the ship the James
town, also at Boston, yesterday morning. Both the
jamestown and Portsmouth W n proceed winters
cruise in the latter part OF the present week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Continued From First Pn ze.

ea have been arrested Panama. but whether
they are the thieves is not yet known Immediately
after the loss discovered the Panama Railroad Com
pany offered reward OF 900 for tho recovery Of tho
coin and the arrest Of tho thieves Vice President Nc
Cuoueh Of the railroad company, said yesterday that
be had received official report about the matter from
the company's officers OF Panama. aud that he knew.
therefore, very little about It, The vault In which the
ferrod that the robbery mad beeo planned deliberately
1t was not impossible that some of the companys en-
ployes at Panama might be implicated in the robbery
At Piukertons Detective Agency and at the office Of
Wells Fargo Il Co. additional Information had been
received yoaferdaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for tie pas, to.aty,tour hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ill a. m.-The bar
ometer is highest the Middle States and New England
and lower from Missouri to the Rio Grande Valley.
General rain has fallen in the South Atlantic aud Cult
States. general in the Northwest and Upper Lake
region. and occasional in Tennessee, the OHIO
Valley Middle States Eorthessterly winds prevail
in the South Atlantic and Middle states and ery IN
New England In the other districts they light and
variable but mostly uherly. Tue temperature has
remained nearly stationary IN tao South Atlantic States
end New England, aud slightly in the other dis
fricts
Indications FOR fo.rry
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer cloudy
weather with rain snow, northeast yeerng 10 south
east winds, lower pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
ARMY ORDERS.
following

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 16.-Tbe following
changes In the stations and duties Of officers OF the Corps
OF Engineers have been ordered: Lieutenant Colonel
william z. Craigh will resume tho charge of the I'M
prOvemeut OF the Great Kanawha aud Ella Rivers West
Virginia, relieving Captain Ernest II. Ruffner OF the
temporary charge Of the same. Captain Runnsr, on
being thus relieved by Lieutenant Colonel Lraigh, VIII
proceed 20 Wilct's Point, New York, and ropCr( TO
legtendnt Colonel Henry H. Abbot, Corps OF Engineers,
for duty with the engineer battalion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. Ill a n.-Tbe movement In
the barometer yesterday was slight. Cloudy weather
prevailed; light snow fell meted snow O4 inl In the
morning. The temperature ranged between 22' and
2e' the 24s' being 1852 lower than On the
corresponding day and 2ss' higher than on Mon
day
Clnudy weather, with occasional light rain or snow
may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
Twenty Years RuDiurcd.
Now Cured and Happy.

DR.. J. A. SHERMAN, 90 Mrk.st
DRAR SIN take pleasure in stating that your trestmens
OF left side scroal rupture twenty standing
has been great source OF relief 10 satisfied IL
entirely Notwithstanding business Is very
Doroussugar bOilngwhich requires AZ times great
lar strain feel quite haIp and shall sl@ss recommend
your treatment well known and may publish my
letters for the good OF sufferers. Yours truly.
ERkD STELLIN0. 10 Gore-st.
East Cambridge, Jan 10, 1883.
Dr. shermans Book gu Rupture gives convincing proofs
from professional gentlemen and others Of his
treatment IL Is illustrated with Photographic pictures OF
bad before anu after and s sent to those
send 10 cents PRINCIPAL Office, 25l Broadway, NewiOrk
Consultation days Mondays Tuesdays aud Saturdays OF each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
HARYARD BOILING MATTERS.

Boston, Jan. 1G.-At a meeting Of tho Ex-
ecuuye Committee OF the Harvard University Boat
Club tonight 1t was decided that the
annual class race should be rowed satur-
day May Il. The settlement OF tho difference
with Yale IN regard the al race has yet been
accomplished. The feeling that the race may DO
rOwed apparently growing stronger The matter has
been lett entirely 10 Graduate Advisory Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

THE PHILHARMONIC CLUB CoNCEhi'
A large and appreciatve audience aV'enueu
the third concert OF the philharmonic Club last evening
a. Chickering Hall. The programme was as ioi'ows'
Quintet minor, op. 20 .''"'''"'"
Miss Adele MaTgulies ,,. p,a.
suto NJ; es "a sno Richard Arnold Max Lebing.
seztet MAJOR Op. TO (manuserlihtI ,,r,ch uo,m.nn
Nh. suset and graceful work OF Onslow was cmehy
Larsahle In the performance considering that
nothing remains to be said OF the UNIFORM
SrcsIlencs Of the playing OF tho ciup) Tor
IN. very delicate and musican-lke piano
sorts mart of Miss Margules which was good alike IN
keonioue In expression and in the moderation ana SUD
hrdnstion OF an instrument by which the others could
have been 40 easily overborne This deserves especai
praise because the temptation in chamber music TO make
{be pisnoforte O solo Instrument, with slight
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 30 strong that really excellent artists
yield to 1t all frequently. Some fragrant instances
having already occurred this season.
The charming suite of Res afforded MI Arnold q pc
usrly M opportunity for the display OF his mastery OF
the violin. Mr. Liebling accompanying with much
taste. ,,, mn.
the chief attraction Of the evening met WIN
warm approval. without great wealth OF themes tne
sub,ects treated with great invention ana FRESHNESS
the parts being singularly full and varied so hat tne
tailoring ia rich and delightful The dnddne ana tne
spirited last movement are ost oapti.
Your hands is IN preparation by Berlin puosher
AT the next concert OF the club MT g. D. Mills VIII
appear and the programme will INCLUDE RnelhDergei
Quartet in f fat, and a new quartet by DvoraE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
BARTHOLDI STATDE SUBSCRIPTIONS

The committee having in charge the collec-
ton Of funds this country the erection OF the
pedestal OF tho Barthodi last night In the
Union League Club House. In the absence OF the chair
man. william M Eyarts Chief Justice Noah Davis pre-
aided aud tho members Of the committee present were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

A STUBBORN COUGH that will not yield to or.
binary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by DR..
JayDes Expectorant, eficacious medicine IN broa>
ehial and pulmonary dsorders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

before the curtain The audience represented o
nen larger sum OF money in the box than that ct any
mere ever di1 before The opera was
33enrhmlue;, Patti received ovation throughout,
oeing frequently called before the curtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
PATTI IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The first opera ever given
In Chicago with Madame Patti in the cast called forth
audience large Moviokers Theatre would holds In
fact the sale Of standing room was stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

me pstronesses working hard to make their enter
snanca 70 DC given at the Academy on February s.
@ success, and among the latest subscr beers for
srS Arnold. Constable & Co, $500; II. H. Macy
q Co., $lo0; Ii. C. L. Koch 4 SON. SOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

"You see, grandma, we perforate an aper-
ture Ia the apex ana corresponding aperture In tho
base, aud by applying tine TO the lips and forcb In
halng the breath the shell entirely discharged or t1
contents g Dear me-" exclaimed the ODD lazy. hat
wonderful improvements they do make. Now, In my
younger days. they just made hole in each end and
auckrQ.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
OBI UnRY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1G - The Rev. DR..
william o. TOMBSTONE for thirty years pastor OF tho
Remington Presby Church In this city, died early
this morning
5rAUSToS, Va, Jan. 1G-General W. G. Pendeton,
late Chief OF Artillery Of the Army of Northern Yr-
ginia g. A., aud rector Of Grace Church, Lexington,
Va, died suddenly In Lexington last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
DLSAPPEARANCE OF A GROCER.

Andrew Lalor, grocer, who did business at
No. 20 Muberryst and who lived at No 1872 White-st,
has disappeared. IA he had considerable money when
he left home his friends afraid that he has met with
foul play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
IN PARADISE.

/ Mr.. Raymoud's new play, written for him ny
Messrs Jessop and Gill; and entitled /" In Paradise Is
thus described The action Of the play opens In MN
ing camp in idaho, end introduces Old Joe who steals
his daughters earnings to buy whiskey HIS steaiings
are discovered by Random. gentee gambler who, oy
Threats of exposure the old man to make MIN the
Guardian of his ohlld Nelia RaI0don wishes to marry
the GIRL but she wishes to be true TO the man OF DER
choice Stepe Dallas she. however binds hsrsef TO the
gambler 20 save her fathers lfe Major Bob Beer ID
the person Of Mr. Raymond appears as the end OF tue
overs The second passes In the Chicago once OF
lD.ruu Better Duxum is In charge OF several millions
left by brother of old Joe TO Aettd' VINO
IL now about to marry Ra'edOn. The gambler
comes to the law Office, recognizes the Major, who by
skilfu management. gets from him NehGS ADDRESS ana
an invstion to visit her. The same day Dallas appears
fioh and prosperous seeking Aelia Major Beiter 10
sought as the head OF Womans Protection Society," by
the essred wife Of Ra,edon Thus the train lard by
which the Major able deprive Rd1d0n OF DIS games
He soes vita Dallas 10 the seminary, wnSTe ne use VIZ
In tbs principal long-lost sweetheart Here lhe Mgo
exhibits diplomacy and brings matters 10 hstpy
issue. RQwd0n is confronted vita his ng lul ME-
whom ne gracefully accepts. 4eiG Is restored 70 SIC
and the curtain drops The oast OF TINS pec1 As zone ~
The Grand Opera House, 10 as fUlOws:
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TRIBUNE Lo1lL )33zqv,rrOv&

daEan sass.tbs parometres c ny
dinche The prrpsadeust lines give don % ue G the lthous
shit nr
b. broken dotted has
Hs iadeasd ~ - tssrnonssr had
Bra.As
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DIED.

Burneus KeIlston is cooling and refreshing, allsys al
irritation Of the skin or scalp.
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Gueclai Noiices.


DIR. Ua.brouck makes specially Of the painless ezrae
ton OF teeth l2ls Broadwsy-Walaeks Theatre Build
ing. Cor ier SUD ST.
Iendouarters for good reliable painless Dentistry forty
wears practice prices reduced Good Rubber sets from ~
uuwaia Fine Gold aui PiatiDa WORK on Des. tens Best
fi''"S OI Dr. w&Ir son Is East DIST neat Ith.ave
Piles Permanently Eraioitei
Inl 70 ek Tltholt KATE gltle or oaitue Seah ps
circular containing resrencst Dh l1G 50 West 1ll,.
Post Once Notice.
Foreign mails for the week ending January 20 VIII cos
this ohce az follows - -.
EDN esOAA-At a. m. for Europe. So Pavons VIA
PayOnl at for France direct, Ss AInsT1qse,
via Hayre 10 m. for Hayt, per So Alps at a M
for tue Netherlands direct per steamship '" schoeh'
THURsDAY-AI $50 q for ireland. per IS CITY OF
Par Queenstown etters for G,tat britain sna o.n
European countries must he directed per City o. fas
1880 Tor Europe, per So "eiand va y,
Cherbourg and Hambu"g at l;3i D. M. ior Suoa' rot"
Eieo and goT So for Vene1aes end Gu acoa per
Valencia az 10 m: ior Aspn~A n ar%sns &c
clue sy Of faa M and Brsnsa ess fSf
threat britain aud other european counties must 80 81
Rated per Nocksr'b st ll5O a. m Tor Europe per So
nnsi no directed per siernanos at m. scotland
aT.et Der Ethiopia via glasgow sttess must be IL.
I;Sysani via Antwerp; ~ 1880 D. ~. for Cuba and
Porto kico per IS Niagara via Havana ,.~.,o, mar
Mails China and Japan So Oceanic wa san fIen
sisco close January '2st az pm Aas ie AIs
GAlia Nes'Lsaisnd sand weh And w issuua pes -
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
p. o.. Nsw.York. N. Yuan IL, 1858.
.Tho schedule trans Paoae nssn ga
si.co tns a. san ffsncsc5
the day Of sailing VI steamers are 'hs s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

Joseph Drexsl II. +. epsulding, PArks Goodwin. Louis
De Beban. " Mumford Moore. and the sscretary Rieh
ard Butler The following are list Of tho subseriptio,s
received since the previous meetingt F'"'
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Piles rernInelIiy Eraiicitet -,
Inl 20 ge,k4 Ytholt <ns tglt1re Or oAd3tc seal Dr
elrcnar CONTAINING aLarenosA D II ~ 50 west zlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

rho schedule of closes Of nsis
basls overland transit 70 san fs
cisco arriving ON tns A. san
sailing VI the sAas Va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

mr. Ua.hrouch makes specially Of the painless eztrac
tiSn OF teeth AZ Ii ls Broadwsy-Walacks Theatre Build
ing, Orler sob st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

Hendauarters for good reliable painless Dentistry forty
wears practice prices reduced Good Rubber sets from -
uuwaa Fine Gold aul Pauna WORK On Des. teins Best
Filling FROM al up. Extracting under gas. 80 cents.
Dr. WAIT & son, - East DIST, near fthaye
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-11-07
W 4 GA Il D.

9sE!m, 3. ggl0D,szss So sSst9e Der in
benz Bllreau oc5 EolijeizDireftors in
Jronfiart Il. a9. ltatt9e9a6ten Ggp(oliou
1T sic Bertiinoisuny beS flsineu Belaz
ger'ln9s5uitanoes oaiclblt beantrn9t NOT
oer. Sci benz Mbrdu,ren bes Gduttes
uurcen notb NIT g;truglpcerin 9eiiiate
Gprertsta9eln' ouf9eiunben. Ser Borz
fail luiro 9riin0li9 rnterlltbt meroen.
Mebrere 2eute >purben ari ben @.roa9t,
bic llrbe5er Set GGplolion 9etpele,1 gu
.iein, per6aftet, aber tue9en mang:lnoer
Betpeile luieoer treisslo1.n Sic auiz
seIunoenen @pren9iu9eln lino aus @las
tn bet @r0Be zines 5aubeneis angeier-
ti9t, &Orseiunoene Bru9itude folder
Ru9elu ,uoren nit fleiuen 21dern pers
leben.
Sn allen beutl9eu @eebafen iino in
Gpl9e oes 4usbru9s Der @bolera in Ye<
ting &orIidtsmaBreaeln se9en bic Gin
{6leppung Del lelber ourb 5aiffe 9,trof
len mpreen.
! Dan5ig, 3. Noo. Gin %Dle Namcns
YrotromstD 1T beute lit Dir1dau quf bic
8el4nlbi9uns perba1tet morben, Mits
slieo elmer &erid'u0runs 5ur Grmoroung
8ismord5 5u iein; er betannte, baB er
ein gibiliit lei uno BON 1eincn 9Rituerz
I9worenen CUR alusfiibruns oes Morbes
ouseriebeu luoro.u lei. Brotrousti be
9auptet, ein rullild)er @daulpieler uuo
bon ben Nibililteu nit ,Delo 5ur &eiie
nab Dan5i9 iiber sfi9o perieben tuorben
|5a leln. eJn Don5ig ion ibm lein @elc
geltob1en tpuroeu lt!u unb er babe iii
Gol9e beiien BON lcinem l1nterneDmen
a5ltebe?l n,iiliel', ba er feine anoertueite,t
'Mittel 5ur Nusfii9rung ieiner @enbun9
beleiic,1 babe. Gr tpuree ols perbddtig
perbaftet, oa er iid selbdftsz llnb ar
beitslo5 unb p6ne Sic Nlittel III 1eine1n
l1uter6alt st beIiBeu III Ser @taot Derz
l1n'trieb. Sn Iainer1 8eiibe tuuroen eli
ne W}orpDinz@pribe uno ein uibililtildes
Geoibt pprgeflnrben, Ser @efange1e
leste Dor Ser 8oli5eibeb5rbe Elm polles
0eltdnoniB ab, oo9 fo11tten Sic glameu
1einer MitoeriGluoreuen l1ilbt III grz
fobru1g gebrabt ,uer6sst.
I asten, l, g}Do. lle5er Sic 8elagez
riil19 bon Masfat iuiro folgel1ber 2fl1fz
i9lHf gegeben: Ser Gultan bon Msasz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-11-07
90. 46.

I 8elsrab, 4. Nopember. BUR TIN
terbriidung ber 8auernzl zllnruben in @rna
@eta iino 6 8atallione s5nfanterie, 2
@9tuabrsuen Aapallerie unb 5 Batterien
glrtillerie ab9elenoet tporben. Cine aug
Gi6tern beitebenbe Commit iiiion begleitet
bic &ruppen. 3unddf luir9 cine friebz
li@e 8ei1e9nn9 Der unrubea periudt
mcroen. M}ittels t0,1i9liden Grizzlies
Iino bic &reBfretbeit, bas unbeldrdntte
&er1ammluu9sre9t unb oie uubejbrdnt-
te &eoefre,beit auf9eboben tuorben. Su
@erbien oarf fsrtau nitbt obre poli5eiti=
DIE @enebmiguns 9e6rudt tperoeu.
! Song Song, 4. Noo. Goa,iral
@o1trlite bat ben Dberbeiebl iiber Die
fran30liisben Eruppen bei 9anoi iberz
nomnten un6 >uirb einen Mngriff aui pa
ceiab NIT 5000 @olbaten unb breibig
&anonen MAIDEN. Neau lagt, oab oos
&rie9sminilterium 10000 @Otoateu as
&elerpe=@orps fit &onquin III &rie9Sbtz
reitl6aft balte.
2espes it SET 8efeb1 Ser fran,6iilte'1
Marine 9iuilion in BEN dineiilden Or
tpdhern iibertra9eu tporoen. an Stelle oln
Nomiral Meper, oei1ea Germi,1 fir Die
Station ab9elaufen.
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Mebreren Der @erbaiteten murocn Biz
ftolen. anoeren 9roBe Me6er ob9enom.

Mebreren Der @erbaiteten murben Bi-l
ftolen. anoeren 9roBe Me6.r ob9enom.
men. @ie toeroen iuesen Mufrubrs unb
@inidi6terun9 bon Nrbeitern por 9e-.
ri@t 9eiteqt tuer6en. Au9 baben fie fi1
eines Nn9riffs auf einen Mann unb cine
6rau l,no ber 9r6blibeu MiBbanblun9
Der lebteren i@uloi9 9.mn@t.
= @alueitou, Ger., 2. geop. Gie Der
rNems". aus Nuitin semelbet miro, bat
ber Dberltaatsantpalt Sing Dem @ouz
oerneur beri@tet, bas bic 91e9er BON ber
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