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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Manning Not 10 ne Seated

WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb. 16-There
viii be another attempted coup d'etat in
favor of Mr. Manning in his unavailing
hunt for a seat in the House. The fiascO
Of yesterday seems to have sent Mr.. Man
ning's spirits down to zero. He left to-
night for home. He Will not again bring
out the Governors certificate. He will
return, however, to contest the seat on its
merits. The Elections Committee, how
ever, think that his side has no merits.
He will not get any seat in this Congress.
The committee hopes at an early date to
report on the merits of the Chalmers
Manning case
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
ITALY's FLAG INsULTED.
In English Army Officer OYerleaps
IIis nntrr ~ flnirl,

An English Army Officer OYerleaps
His Duty at Cairo.
CAIRO, Feb. 1G.-An exciting scene was
witnessed at circus here yesterday. An
Italian acrobat unturled an Italian flag,
whereupOn an English officer walked
into the arena and seized it. Amid great
excitement, the acrobat soon recovered
the flag, however, and waved it trium-
phantly, when he was struck by a
Frenchman. a melee ensued. Finally
some English officers managed to sepa-
rate the cOmbatants and calmed the tur-
moll. The Italian Consul has demanded
satisfaction for the insult to his flag. 1t
is hoped that the affair will be amicably
settled.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Tba Rebate On Tohacco

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The First
Comptroller of the Treasury has prepared
a circular letter to be sent to all claimants
for rebate of the tobacco tax under the
recent act of Congress, notifying them
that it will be impossible for him to give
any definite information as to the time
when their claims can be passed upon un-
less the clerical force OF his office is in
creased. The First Comptroller says that
there are about $500 Of these claims on
file in his office, and that ne has only
four clerks who are available to examine
them, and these can only devote a portion
of their time 10 these claims.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Partisan Hints on Hair Dressing.

= 11'VV'' ~ 17D7tFF7'
The great object in the care of the hair
at present is to keep it soft and light, 50
that it will lie in loose coils and stand
out in shape. School girls and ladies at
home may wear 1t ''high and lOw'' as it is
called, all in one soft mass from the crown
to the ears and down over the nape of the
neck. There is no part, and the bang is
lightly frizzled, left in soft ringlets over
the forehead and pinned back with incl
sive hairpins over the dividing line be-
tween the bang and the rest of the hair.
The back hair is then brushed out plain.
divided into two parts, crossed and car
ried up around the head with the ends
tucked away, and net over the whole.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 16.-George p.
Curry, a banker and cotton manufacturer
His liabilities are 5000, 900, and assets
nominally 100000. The preferred credi-
tors are: Factory operatives, $4,000; trust
funds, $4,000, and bond depositers, $20,-
600. Large Improvements in the mill re-
Gently made and his inability to realize
upon manufactured goods caused his en-
barrassment. The creditors who are un-
secured are LARGELY local
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Death I'm thn Hn,n,

MINNEAPOLIs, Feb. 16.-The family of
Albert Hammerling recently purchased a
ham, and after eating some of it raw were
taken sick. Hammerling, his wife, three
children and Mrs. Hammerling's sister
were taken to hospital where the dis
ease was pronounced to be trichinosis.
Mrs. Hammerling died yesterday after
suffering horribly, and the other members
Of the family are in critical condition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 16.-Judge
Bruce to-day decided that Paul Strobach,
who was recently suspended owing to the
fact that his nomination was not con-
irmed by the Senate, was entitled to hold
the Office of Marshal until the President
makes another appointment.
EX-Marshal Osborne, in whose place
StrObach was appointed, claims the posi-
tiOu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

Mr.. JAMES sparkle. OF Bury st. Edmuncis.
in England, is dead. Sparkle was a remarks
bic citizen of that ancient and picturesque
town, made familiar to most readers of Car
Isle through the opening chapters in ''Past
and Present. Sparkle was not only the Cor
Ohef ana CLERK OF the Peace OF Bury ST. Ed
munds, but the holder OF some ten or twelve.
other official places. Some one Once-described
him as ''the second town Of Suffolk incar-
nate" He was very tenacious Of the towns
rights, and every attempt made by Ipswich
to assert its position as capital Of S5holk he
vigorously opposed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
The GreeIy Relief Expedition.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-While there
are large number of naval officers who
have volunteered to go on the Greely re-
lief expedition there are some who have
requested not to be sent. The latter are
young officers but recently married or
about to be married.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Tornednes at Pekin-

LONDON, Feb. 16.-A dispatch from
Pekin says: "TorpedOes have been placed
in the river here. If Bacninh is attacked
the members of the French Embassy will
receive their passports. The approaches
to Bacninh are guarded with dYnamite y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Two suffocated While DRINK

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 16.-Wallace
Brockman and Richard Craig, who went
to bed drunk at the Ashland House last
night, blew out the gas, and were suf-
fOcatp6 IN death
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Mrs. stribIing Dies.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 16.-Mrs.
stribling, lady who was assaulted
recently bv a negro, has died. Her throat
was cut by the man and she fingered in
great agony two OF three weeks. The
negro was hanged bv mob a day or two
after the nnfrara
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
GladstOne's Downfall.

LONDON, Feb. 16.-Russian newspapers
express the opinion that the submission
of the Merv tribes to Russia, together
with the events in SOudan, insures the
downfall of Premier Gladstone.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Pope Leo,s Lament.

ROME, Feb. 16.-The Pope, commenting
on the hostilities in Tonquin and Soudan.
exclaimed: 'sThe church has small cause
to thank the great western powers for
their services in behalf of religion and
civilization. When Africa and TOnquin
are pacified we shall be at a point where
we were half century agO.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
The Green-Eyed monster.

KINGSTON, n: Y, Feb. 16.-Thaddeus
Avery cut his wife's throat last night at
Chichiser, and then his own. The woman
is dead, but Avery is alive, and has con-
fessed the deed, and is under arrest.
Jealousy was the cause. Both are young,
and they had been married only about a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
THE PLAGrE I'M pENNsYIvAN1A

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Dr. Francis
Bridges, Veterinary Surgeon, and DR.. Rush
S. Huidekoper, of the University of Penn
sylvania, to-day visited farms In the vi
cinity of Willets township, Chester coun-
ty, where recent new outbreak of pleuro-
pneumonia occurred, and visited Several
herds of cattle there, including some
which had been in quarantine some time
1t was found that the disease had spread,
and 10 cattle in one herd were killed.
Nine cows were found in another herd
which were affected. and will probably be
killed in day or two.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
Gov. Lowry VetOes a Railroad Commits

JACKSON, MISS, Feb. 16.-GOv. Lowry
has vetoed the railroad commission bill.
His decision was not looked for so early.
and it has caused considerable comuo-
tiOn in political circles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

PARIS, Feb. 16.-The Bey of Tunis has
given NJ. Roudaire authority to carry out
his scheme for transferring a portion of
the desert of Sahara into an inland sea,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

direction. and Will doubtless do much to-
wards suppressing resorts similar to the
den of vice which he keptIn Hester street,
but not until the punishment of such
panderers to iniquities becomes the rule,
and not the exception, will what are
known as New York dives cease to exist.
n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
PLAQUES AMONG CATTLE.
Maine and Pennsylvania Herds Invaded
by Dread Diseases.

by Dread Diseases.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 16.-On February
2 a herd of 100 cattle from Liverpool were
sent to quarantine and were pronounced
free of disease. The same day some cat
tie belonging to James L. West, of Fal-
mouth, were fed on the road over which
the herd had passed. Soon after they
showed signs of disease. The cattle of
Mr.. Ross, of Falmouth, and Mr.. Shattuck
and Mr.. Rolfe, of Deering, were also af-
fected. There are % or 80 cases in Fal-
mouth and Deering outside of the quar-
antine, and it is reported that all the cat
tie in quarantine are more or less af-
fected
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

OWING to the continued indispOsition OF the
King of the Belgians the court balls have
been postponed until the last OF this month
Brussels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

A special company Is being form
play "YOung Mrs. Winthrop
South.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEW ) OF TEz + TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS,

= United states Marshal in Trouble at
Forsyth-A Scriven County shotgun
for the Georgia Historical Society
Lost Dismonds CleverIy Recovered at
Jacksonville.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

Ara restaurant. Particular one-sHum-
awi Where's the liver with this cod steak ?"
Waiter 6Ocularlyj-"T cod don't seem to
ave 'ad any liver, sir: leastways / 'aven't
seen one" Particular one-"Hum-aw !
Happy cod, ,"-Ho0HsAiHe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 16.-The Secre-
taTy of the Treasury has issued a decree
imposing per cent. additional importa-
tiOn duties on all dutiable goods from Nav
10. He is also taking steps for the requ-
latiOn and enforcement Of the stamp tax.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-17

The Berlin Tradesman's Society, of
which Herr Lasker was a member, held
memorial meeting to-day in his honor. A
portrait of Herr Lasker was placed before
the President. 1t rested on a bed of flow
ers, and was surrounded by American
Deputy Rickert made a speech in which
he dwelt upon the labors of the dead
statesman. He said that Herr Lasker
only lived for the people.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
autl,RebrIrtptf@sn

- Baron gtars, Der ruiida Dinittsr
bes Iu6pGrtiasu, te6rts gsferu 0OU gBteH
nod BetsrSburg 3uriid.,
co. RObt. Rettle & 60, Blumpouqaru.
6Gnblsr in @lasQOrp, SdOitIaHt, babeu
fautrt. Baif1a G350,000.
Gail grogUeuOr, Subu uu0 grbe os8
6sr3og8 pou Wsfmtufer, In stuem guagen=
lctbtu erlegeG. Gr pGr 80 Sabre alt.
- Die S6iff8bau6Of SeFssr 3u aber'
been, S6Ottlauo, babeu tbren GrbetterH
etue QObnrebutttOH BON 3ebu $ro3ent augs'
tuu6igt.
- Die tOreanii6e @eiau6tiaaft ia tn Bao
rts aHgefcmmaH unO murbe bgute 6em Oor'
tigtH GmsrttaHiiasu @siaueteH, 9ru. gsOrs
ton, Uorgefeut.
- Die 2unbousr oga3stts" Dsr0ffauttt6t
etu ReQteruugsbstret, pslhe5 UsrtiinOet,
tof bic Transportation Don lSafieu uu6
Wuuitton per BOi mad Srlano OerbotN IT,.
- RarautB Sertforb, mtlder oorgeferu
Al 4lceffer, @ugIant, UOn istuem Bferbe abs
gstpOrfeu uub burd SufIaldge 0erlest nHr.
BE-, ltsgt in befiauugsIoiem 3uitanbe bar
uteber.
- Die BON Ratal mad Sallfar, R.15.,
befiimmte brttti@e Barte !, ,Surmab" ruuroc
nm 10. DECEMBER in futenOem 3ufiauSs aui.
gsgebeu. Die 0tauui9aft purSe ggrettet
uH6 III 3u Gibraltar augetommeu.
- 8is fraus0Fihe Rammer Dsrtparf &c
fern nit 270 gegeu 183 SttmmsH Den 0Om
fabinet gefsIIteu Gutrag, bic gegt9tlt6e
BsrfOlguug bee Re6atteurs Galaubier TueaeH
Ssr6fieutltduug aufDtsgIerti4er artIteI gu
antOriftreu.
- Dte Observation-Disclosures bat Den
Carl Stmbsrln, britiIdeu Wiutter fir Su,
bisu, burd stue 8euli6rtft Griudt, ben
@tisnbabubau tn Oftubteu 81 iOt6eru, nm
ienss Gaub in Stau6 gu iebeu, btuii4tIt4 bes
@etraibe unb Baumnsqerp0rts nit Anerita
confurrirEu III t0nuen.
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a. aefebetterte 0ampfer.

y f Il, Naii., %. Sauuar. - Die 81
l9er IN Der umgebuna BON @ag' Seao itu5
Ter Aniidlt, oaB 0er 9ampfer ,,Sttb of Co.
lumbnS" Htdlt auf 9eptPS Bri0ge, ioHOeru
ouf Der III ben gefirigeH Dtpei9en srmdbuteu
RItpPe, melde cen Ndmeu y yUtufisl Beo"
fiibrt, idletterte. Steie Eltppe ltegt 500 6U6
auBerbalb Der 9euips Srt6ge 8oie. Die
gusiage bes Capt. 0rtgbt, 6aB er bic Goie
auf Der Sadborbieite oes 9ampfers Ia6, ais
oerieIbe Qufltef i4etut bic Iunabule 6er SiS
id]er ju betrdfttgen. gtn Seemanu, Ramens
Ntc0CHalb, meI6er 3ur 3ett 6eS llugldds
am Steuer fou0, ertldrt, @apirdn Grtgbt
babe tbm auf Der 80be 6es gobsta'er 2su9ts
TURNS befOblsu, wefiiOpefItd 81 fsueru,
un6 er babe ieneu Ears etugebaLteu, bis Der
8umpIer fefffubr. Capt. Q8rigbt giebt 3u,
bab sr GtCDouaIO jene SnitruittOn ertbatlte,
bebGuptet le004, &c babe, ebe er nd in Ieiue
6aiiite begab, benz i'm SteuerbGusben be.
ftublt6eu lmetten SfT;isr geiagt a. ioQe
mebr mad SiioRu ffeuern laiieH, iobal0 bas
5Sabraeug GsgeHIber BEN Qcu5tt5urn ~
Sarpaulln @oUe angetommen let. Dsaiem
Gsfehle iei bermHthItd ntdt 6olge geLeiitgt
norosR, uHO Otaiam umFaH6e iet Der Sd);ff,
bruh 3ujuiGretbeH.
Ser 8Hmpfer ,gtellte" TT mad gIsp. 8eS.
forb 3urTdgstebrt, iuOem sr tn Yolge bes
ffirmtiten 8ettsrs beute nitt gu @a1.6eaO
Ian6eH tcnrte. ale bon itst an aufgsfuu0es
men unb mad 9tem~ 8eofor0 gebradtsu 2ets
den iCuen, TN Sale fie ntft bon Serwanb.
ten erIonut uub rsflamtrt tuerseu, mad 8os
ftOu aefhidt un6 bort uuf 8Ofeu Der Dam,
pferItute beerbtgt tperben. Der 3OItutter
oSamRel@erter" tft mad BrobtStnce, &..5.,
surudgstsbrt. 9etn 8efebIababsr Capt. Da.
nteliOn sOGt Der gan5en Raunihaft, beion'
bsr8 ben Qteutenauts 8Oatb, RbObe8 unO
Senuebp, tueBsu TIRES eremplartfdeu 8ers
baIter8 BET Der &ettuHg Der SGtff6rl9igan
6as gr0Bte Sob. 8et Rennamibas8tgbt trleb
bsute bic 2eide elmer Dame ans 2aHb, mel
DE man fir bteienige Der Erau 9. s. Btuts
bam halt. Sie pur6e mad Stueporo. 6aoen
rebrsdi Inter ben Spferu be8 S6tffbrHdjs
yIfuyet iidb and bic ,betaunte RiIitouariu
GitIobetb g. Bea6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
Retp. Nyprfer RaArthteu,

Rep.0orf, %. Sanuar. - So6H Sta'
ser, eiu SuI5tdueler aus 2tuerpuo[, gngl.,
nelber gsfteru als 3aiiiteupaiiagter auf BEN
9anpfer yari3oua" bier Gafan, murSs beuts
frab u!S 9eide arl SuBs etnsr Souterratn.
Grippe on Der Sn6iOnfraBe gefunSsn. Gr
bate nGbreu6 Der uebsrfabrt TART sstruu<
fen, uub rnau,psrmutbet, 6ab er ruihreub Der
oergangersa Rabt i'm Ruuihs bic Srepps
btnGbfel, uuteu liegen blte6 uab error.
Seine Spur bon @epalt5att8teit Ia on bsm
S6rpsr ju bsmertsu.
Geo. 9utbrOp, In gtr. 2S, Spencer
YIace, Sroottpu, tuobnbaft, uur6e beute
Sriib in gBtItamsburgt srfroreu uuf Der
Strd6e aufaefunoen. Gr bate eiHe SlaIhe
SGuopps in Der Saide, unS ale llmffdnos
eeHteteu oil, bas er In Der Sruutenbstt bin
oefaueu mar unb nidjt osrmof)t hattie, fi6
pieber III erbeben. Qatbr0p mar SO Sabre
alt unb tam srf Dor sintgsn 3Gseu aus @bt'
cago bierher.
- Geo. 9ahigau pIroe Dor Rursem auf
stuem Stra6subabu Baggou tn Brootlgu
BON 8aufboISen augefalIeu uuS brutal mtg
bauSsIt. gr 'usrtlagte bic @ompaguie aHf
$4,000 S9abeuerias, IHo heute purbeH i6m
500 SuesiprOheH.
- Rr. Ealmoes bat 6sR Sebraud Istnss
8rooflnuer SabsrIatsls fir bic 9et6eufetsr
III Gtrsu Der n6Gffeus bier eruartetsn Op'
fer Der anustts-"@rpebitiou auss6otsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
Brinbe.

ct. Qout8, %. Sanuar. - 6ejurtf
gertb's Diiible Al 2eu;bura, Sus., tpHrge
teute stngeaiqsrt. Sertuit $50, 900.
Surtforb, @Onu., %. San - g8. ..
Eartbolomep's GsntrumbObreriabrtf In
GriROI gtHg sabrsnS Der oergahgeueu Rldt
In Tlammeu aIf. SerLuit $25, 900.
ct. Sohnsburn, ST., %. Sanuar. -
Ete Rstbobtiteuttrde uub bic DgalsOouto'
RattouaL. .Banf" 3u0auOtIe' '@reeu ituO beute
ror Eageaaubrud abgebrauut.
@OrumaIL Ont, %. Sanuar. - Das
&cmmerctaIsSoteI In oeIien INTERN Stod.
nert ii6J perihis6ene2d6en befauben, brauute
tsute friib nte6er. 8erIuf $85, 900, Serito
Gsruug $32,
0toRtreal, Que, %. Sanuar. - 8te
gSt. 9amreHces 3udsrrGffiHerie" murse beute
burG SeHer 3erft0rt, unb 6te aufOBen6e @t'
garrenfabrtf Der SS. Sabts & SohH erbeb'
It'd beidd6igt. Der @eiamutuerluft bstrGgt
100000, uu0 ctrca $50 Qrbsttsr Uerbsu
bsirdfttgunSslOS.
gGtIfe8barre, Bsuni., %. San. -
Ser 8oblsnbre6er Der g&eaStnger 8abu"
nur6s beute friib nebf otelen SObteupag'
gous Sur6 Seuer 3erit0rt. Serluft $780,.
600. Der 8raub pur6e bur6 bls llmfaueu
zines Sfsns neruria4t. SeGsbuusert Qr'
better per6eu beiddftt8ungSlOs.
ct. Saul Wiuu., %. Saauar. - Sin
in bsrgaugener Ru6t uuagebrodeues 6euer
beidd6tgte ben 8oareuuorratb Der Spe3es
rstbGnbIer pol & Baar I'M Betrage BON
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$4,000. gBdbrenb Der obtgeu 6euersbrunR
Warsu and SrdHOe In Der DRtHHeiOtas5et'
fsnfteberet" uub i'm @reB'iaeH 2etbt0us i'm
@aHge.
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Sabnuufale.

SuffuIo, R..g., 90. Sau.-3pei Qoto.
lnoti0en uHb etn S6neepflug Der yHtdeIs
BIate. Sabn" eutsletfteu hsute uabe &iplep
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iAtuer 0erlest.
.SOrt Bagne, SHb., %. Sauuar. Der
&nuhn, ggon zines 3uges Der YDabaib.
Sabu" pur6e In bergangeHer Radlt Wet.
len BON bier, udbreuo Der i3ug nit boiler
Sampftraft fubr, bur4 etueu iiberhet3ten
Sfsn tn Srauo geieBt, uH0 elm Bautt .uts
fanS uuter ben Yaiiagtereu. Ser Bug nur.
Be gum Stiufanb gebrudt, iuorauf Der 8ag'
gou QbgetopSslt murbe uuo bic gaIiagtere
ausfisgeu. Rtemano tpuroe oerlest, o6gletG
Der gGaggon total In 6lanmen aufatug.
Sagton, %. San. - Sin gil3Hg Der
Gtnctuuatier 9iUifion Der ,Eolebo.&inctu.
uatt ct. 2outierSabn" eItgIetlte beuteabenb
nabe Ssapertopu, O., uu6 muroe t6eiluetIe
osmoltrt. Ser unfau, mel6er 6urd ben
Srua eiues GaOss on Der 9Otomottoe uers
Irtadt tuurss sretgHete ftb auf elmer 20
BnB bobeH Sritde, bon melder ber 3Rg
berabiiiir5te, Der einsu &bsil Der Bride
mittiB. Der petuutdre 8erlIf betrigt
$4,000. Son beu 90 Berioueu auf bem
.3uge tpur6eu mertpirbtger 8etIe uur
Derlstt, uamltd D. p. giorgaH aus 8eHe.
ooCta, D, 9OtOuOttUfiibrer SeRberiou
(SdIiiieIbetnbru9), @oHoutteur Yttller,
GrpreBagsrt Rarib uno etR aabersr Wtaun.
Die Serpunbeteu itub bterber gebra9t
nGr6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
Der 6nnbsl nit Gnnahn.

Sorouto, Ont, %. Sau.-&tue Spes
3ialnahrtd5t an bic DRatl," 6as &egtsrungs
Organ BON Sttnma, iagt: p8te Bepeguug
geitsns elmer aus siHfnBreiheu @si1dfts,
mdnueru Der Ser. Staatsu gebilbeteu &C.
isuf6aft, 3ptiHsu jeuem 9auOs uuO Canada
eiuen gegenisiitgeu Sun0slsuertrag bs3igLt6
btr Rohleu uub bee Giiener3es au3u6abueu,
Oeutst gum Rtnbsfsu bts gu siusm septfsu
@rube On, oab bic @ei9dftSIeute Der Ser.
Gtuattu ben San6sI nit @aHaba inter gs.
redltsu unb gIeihsH Bsbiugungeu betrsibsn
poltn. Sieie Gswegung fttmmt brett unO
boIlfdu6ig iiberstu init Der geaenndrttgeH
geItaftspclttit uon Canada. Bel Der gtn1
fiibruns bee gegeutrdrttgen Sartfs nurbeH
gortebTungen fiir siHeu iolden 9sgsnieitig.
feitaoertrag nit ben Ssr. Staateu getroffsu." Z"
Der Arttfel erpdbnt nod, eaB bic Dele
acttou aus ben Ser. Stnatsu, psl6e um
Sumfag bem 5tuausuiutfter tbre aufnarz
turq mad1te, auh SoIi uHo Sal3 tn ben ges
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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@6aafe: 3Hfubr $500, 8esisutung 1000;
Brstis oarttrteH ;Diideu $2.25 uuO $525.