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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
PERSONALS.
TESNrsoS's salary as poet laureate is s45s

year.
Ex.PREsIDENT Arthur is still suffering
from cough contracted March 4.
SECRETARY BAYARD is TO deliver an address
at the Kansas University in June.
MISS BAYARD, daughter OF the Secretary of
fond of athletic sports.
President CLEVELAND has purchased a
span of horses and returned with than rs
the span loaned hun by ex-President Ar
thur.
JOHN RUssELL YoUEG, United States Minis
ter to Chins, has, at his own request, bean
granted leave of absence, and will reach
this country the last of May.
LAWRENCE BARRETT has Just contributed to
the monument fund Of the Twenty eighth
Massachusetts Regiment Of volunteers, who
served in the civil war Mr.. Barrett was
Captain OF Company B in that regiment
from October S. 1861, till August 1868.
NIcE-PREsIDENT HENDRIcKs is said to have
remarked the other day, on receiving a let
ter from David Dayis requesting the reten-
ton of an old messenger attached to the
Vice-P Presidents room: IL guess Judge Davis
must have meant this for the head of the
ticket
JUDsE WILSON. the new Senator from Mary
land, dry humorist, has bought two door
bells to send TO his colleague, Mr.. German.
1t is said that constant Juggling at the Cor
man bell knob has destroyed the tone of that
bell and that when Higgins calls the bell
refuses to do duty az all. AS for Judge Will
son, he is the man around the corner whom
the whole Eastern Shore, from Cecil to
Worcester, wants to see.
BEN PERLEY POOLE. the veteran Washing
ton correspondent SAYS: Never during the
fifty odd years that have personally known
Washington and the successive administra-
tons have 1 seen a new President take the
helm so promptly aud so efficiently as the
man OF destiny from Buffalo has. General
Jackson had to reconstruct hls Cabinet be-
fore he was master of the situation as Presi-
O, mt Cleveland already is"
AMERICAN heiresses seem to have a PEN
chant for Italian noblemen. In addition to
Miss Msckay, the leading names on the list
comprise Miss Field. Princess Brancaccio;
Miss Lorillard Spencer, Princess Vioarara
Cenci; Miss Broad wood, Princess Ruspelli;
Miss Conrad, Marchesa Teodoli; Miss Kin
ney, Countess Granotli; Miss Fisher, Count
ess Gherardesca; Miss Roberts, Countess
CALI; Miss Fry, Msrchess Torrogisni Miss
Lewis, Countess Barboliui Amadel Miss
Gillinder, Marcbesa di San Msrzarno and
Miss Hungerford, Countess Telfener.
PRESIDENT LINcOLN's easy way of dealing
with social difficulties. regardless of etiquette.
is pictured in an snecd0te just current, of
the call Prince Napoleon 'Plon Plon'' made
at the executive mansion: Let me see,n
said the President ale I'D, you are the son of
Lucisn?" The Prince shook his head. "Of
Joseph, then?' Again the Prince expressed
a negative. "Oh! remember now," said
Lincoln, "of Jerome, of course" He turned
to Seward: This Bonaparte family history
is so mixed that it's impossible to say with
certainty which is the father of any one of
Them"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

STEPHEN J. MEANY had an interview with
the President and Secretary BayaId on
Wednesday, in relation to the trial Of Bur-
ton and Cunningham, charged with partici-
patton in the recent dynamite explosions at
Westminster and the London Tower.
Mssny was highly pleased with the treat
msat sacorded him by Messrs. Cleveland and
Bayard. The President said that he had
been Isying close attention to the develop
ments in the case of the accused men. and
that he would continue to do so until the
tria' shall be ended. The President assured
Mr.. Mesny that if Ii were shown that Bur-
ton and Cunningham were American oiti-
zsns and we're innocent OF any participation
in the explosions at the Tower. Westminstez
Hall. and the House OF Commons the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
II FL Il
Sunday Sentinel,
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ENLARGED : IMPROVED.
Sixteen Pages OF General and Local
News, Original and Selected
Literary and Miscellane-
Gus Matter.

A new story, "a Psrilous Secret" by
Charles Reade, one of his most thrilling and
Interesting stories, will be commenced Sun
day, April 5; also another interesting story
by Indianapolis rising young author, Mrs.
Ada Deitch Frank, complete in one issue.
New features in the WoDau's Department,
Tslmsge's Sermons, New York aud Chicago
Letters, besides mass OK other instructive
and entertaining Sunday reading.
The Sunday Sentinel Is cold by newsboys
and delivered by carriers in Indianapolis,
and in 237 cities and towns throughout Indi.
ana, Central Illinois and Western Ohio.
Price, sc per copy or s. per annum by
mail
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

American Government would see TO II that
the men do not suffer simply because son e
victims were wanted to sppease the wrath CT
Englishmen who simply wanted to wreak
their veneeancs on somebody, apparently
utterly Indifferent a. to who the somebody
is Mr.. Meany was further assured that Mr..
Phelps our new Minister to England, would
protect the rights OF the accused. The in
terview with Mr.. Bsysrd was long and salts
factory
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Big Injun" is Senator H.rrisoa !

GENERAL BEALE in q recent interview says
thai General Grants remains should b..
buried in Washington. His reputation /
National. This is the National center, and
everything of National character belongs
here. What more fitting resting place for his
remains could he found than the center Of
the large circle south of the White house,
beneath the shadow of the Washington
Monrmanffj
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

Hen license has prevailed In Wisconsin
The bill has passed both houses of the Leg
islature, and now awaits the Governors ap.
proval. 1t PROVIDES a minim um fee of $500
and a maximum of $500 in towns of over 900
Inhabitants, and minimum fee of 500 and
a maximum of 800 in communities of less
than 500 population.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

The nomination of G. Marion Moore for
Postmaster at P.eassnton, Kansas, was re-
iected by the Senate yesterday. What is the
matter with G. Marion? Perhaps he does
not write his name to suit the Senate. 1t
suggests the "denationalized snob' of the
State Department of the late administration
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
A Most Terrible HaIIssorm.

CoRsrcANA, Tex, April 2-This evening a
most terrific wind and hailstorm swept
over the city. Hsilstones fell measuring
twelve and fifteen inches in circumference
and Weighing ten to twelve ounces, smash
ing skylights and windows exposed to the
blast. A farmer, while trying to control his
team, was knee red seoseless. Stock in the
surrounding country suffered severely, many
hofp
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Passenger Train DeraiIsd.

BURNETT, Tex, April 2-This morning q
passenger train on the Austin and North
beyond Liberty Hill, injuriDg several per
sons. among whom are John Willett. of Aus
tin, head badly cut: g. H. Slaton, right arm
broken; Mrs W. II. Hoschkiss, arm diaie-
Gated,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

IT was rumored in Washington yesterday
that the nomination of Alexander r. Law
ton to be Minister to Russia had been with
drawn by the President. Perhaps, if this be
true, Indiana msy secure the mission. Col.
onel DENLY was pushed by the Indiana dele
CATION for this position. We hope he may
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

THE Senate failed to act yesterday upon
eleven of the Presidents appointments. but
Republican Senator told our Washington
correspondent that such nominations as
were not acted upon were not to be con-
sidered as having been rejected. They were
simply laid over for future consideration.
The Senator also said the Senate was in no
mood 10 antagonize the President.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

the Ten-Hour law question came in. aud the
advocates OF the law elected their men in
almost every instance where they made con-
test. One Of the features OF the election was
the success Of the Rev. HshlonVsn Horne of
Newport the first colored man ever elected
TO the General Assembly OF the State.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
The Chicago Tribune Saws:

The strongest point made by the Democrats in
the late Presidential cam psign was the cutlery for
"change." The Republican party, they said
had been in power too long The money should
be counted The departments shOnld be over
hauled. New blood should be injected into the
arteries of the Government The appeal seemed
to have force, for the Democratic candidate for
resident was elected.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

RHoDE ISLAND DID not endorse the admin
istration. The Republican candidate for
Governor was elected. The Blaine organs
failed to fly their eagles and flags. The cleo
ton was conducted very quietly throughout
the State, the only real contest being on
members OF the General Assembly. Here
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Maraudirg Inolans Reported.

Ell PAso, Tex, April , 1t is reported that
band of marauding Indians has been seen
west of Gallijo in the direction of the Sierra
Madras Mountains, the former haunt OF the
Chiericshua Apsches but now occupied by
many American miners. The Governor of
Chihuahua has dispatched two companies in
pursuit OF the red devils. 0utrages are
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

SENATOR HARRISON? why certainly -
called to Washington in great hurry-op-
pose appoint nents of the Presldent's-woA't
stand that sort of thing-Clevelsnd can't
''mo okey' with the senate, etc.
Later-Senate adjourned for the season.
Still Lster-Ssnator Harrison will be home
soon.
s.Q;x Tn;ro's 4. Ceoator uax~;...f
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

KANSAS CITY, No., April 2-The Journals,
Msrshsll mo special says: "News has been
received here of a cyclone which struck
Waverly, Mo about O'Clock last night, de-
stroylng the residences OF Mr.. Webb and w.
II. Fletcher, and four houses belonging 70
]. H BelIsmy, besides other property. The
roof Of the Christian Church was blown off
and carried q long stance. No psrson seri-
ously burt. The dsmsge TO property is esti.
mated at5$5O, 600
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Residence Burned,

Special 70 the Sentinel.
WoRTHINGToN, Ind, April THE resi-
dence of Mrs. Leslie, of this town, was
burned last night about - o'clock with
everything in it except one feather bed.
How the fire originated is a mystery She
had but Just warning enough to save her
life. She has the sympathy of the entire
community in her loss, and our citizens will
aid her to commence housekeeping again.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

COLUMBUS o.. April 2.-The Legislature
to-day passed bills for the reorganization of
Cincinnati sad Cleveland. Republicans
claim that the object is to give to Democrats
the control of the police in Cincinnati and
to elect Democratic Board Of Aldermen in
Gle yeiaad.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, April 2.-The
steamer Wisconsin. which left Milwaukee
March IA for this port, came into hsrbor to-
day, after being in ice for eighteen days. On
the Goth Of March the ice crushed against
her side, but only succeeded in bending and
twisting the iron. Her starboard side is 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Nail Makers. Associations.

WEBBING, w. Va, April PA meeting
Of nsilers at which al the mills in this dis
trict of the Amslgsmsted Association were
represented, was held here to night It was
resolved that all lodges OF nsilers from mills
cutting steel nails surrender their charters
and that 8 new organization of naiiers be
f0rmad
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
WE find the following IN yesterdays Jou

nal:
To the Editor of the Indianspoli Journal:
What was President Clevelands plurality over
Hon. G. Blaine? A CONSTANT READER.
Union City, Ind, April /. 1885.
Nobody knows; no two reports agree. II Is not
certain he had any plurality.
Mr.. Cleveland plurality was 67,O75.
constant Reader" must net ask our es-
teemed contemporary such hard questions
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

THE Senate did not confirm Oscar Hen.
derson's sppolntment-neitherd did they re-
ject it. AS the Senate has adjourned sine
die he will get his commission.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
The Baltimore Sun saws;

Captain Fl. II. Lewis. OF this city, a cousin of
the lew Min ister to Portugal is the possessor of
the sword worn by General George Washington
when he resigned at Annapolis Dec. %, l1o2,
his commission as Commander-in- Chief OF the
American army.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

The bloo1y shirt organs are reluctantly
tearing themselves away from odd Jake
Thompsons" coffin. They have not had
such opportunity to feel corey for mar y
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
Schroeder nlncnatged.

PHILADELPHIA, April PETER Joseph
Shredder, the ex aims house attendant who
was arrested on charge growing out of the
recent fire by which twenty-t~o lives were
Loot the court this afternoon discharged
Schroeder en- the ground that there was not
sufficient evidences to hold him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

The Vice resident Will not leave Wash
iogton for several weeks yet. Senator Har-
rison starts home to night aud Congressman
Bynum left Washington last night.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
THE Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune sends that paper an inter.

view with General Beale. The latter said:
I saw him once while at a whitehead OF vexa-
ton il the library at the White House put per-
sonal prejudices and wishes aside and do mis- duly
without question. He had been abused aud Sian
dered by q certain person to such an extent that
ne could only recognize him as personal aud bit
ter enemy. The question arose whether that per-
son should be nominated TO the Senate not for
a position. / knew all the circumstances and said
10 General Grant: what are you going TO do
about it2'' do about it?' he replied: 81 viii
send his name to the Senate. He has deserved his
spI ointment by his services TO his country, and
his Obtaining what he deserves" He sat down
and signed the nomination and IL was sent 20 the
Senate at dice. he was generous in the extreme.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

badly injured that ii will cause the boat to
be placed In the docks Cor repairs. The Wis
coBsin is the mate of the Michigan. which
went down in the ice two Neeks ago.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

Our Washington correspondent telegraphG
Us that Dr. Hunter says he will receive the
appointment OF Internal Revenue Collector
this week
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03
The Lewiston { Ne. } Journal says:

A Lewiston seamstress carelessly left need q
in the back of young lady customers dress and
now B particular friend OF the family has bis
arm done up in arnica.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

CALVIN a. ELLIOTT, we'll known in this
city, is an applicant for the Tucson (Ariz.
Postofice.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

The United States Senate adjourned yes.
terday sine die.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

TIE public debt decreased s4sS. 900 in
March.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-03

OFFICE. II and 10 west Market street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-17
&cr'niidltc @sa6ri6tcm.

- EnU !Ncrrn N|tuhcu5 Scr
rtiIt III MiOrIejilc Ipurot ant Is. MiGr;
Gin ueucr Elantt ll!l2 Gir0Ie cutoctt.
Gurh ihtaNcnOc @ctttr
III cIrtr RobImgrubc bel NlartinclIt in
Erantrcit huhcn i Ntenithcn rem Eah
gcTmuocH.
&c Et1iItUeJ ltno fmT9
OduuiI hc'ddTtiqt. oie pom Ibutu beietrc
c4upriihc ,Hdftntaot Mfamomah am
rOlbcn Miccrc II bticitietn.
Ter @ctrag oe9 in Spon=
Ndu I'M %<uIiuStburm ucrrnfntCn Rcids-
trie9sihupc5 betrdat p~ier;ig NfiIlioneu
preugiihe EhGIcr oocr l2o MiiIlipncn
Hart.
- Hismart hat ;ui cintm
90. C6cburtstaoc idit 5000 NtifIprmid
StIeqrGmmc crbnItcn uuo ii6cr 2O00
Ecrioucu ubtrbradrcH iclbit ihre @llt-
muuihc.
Ser MaroIu0tN urU Gr;-
bidder fiirit non Shwdr;tubcr9 III Trag.
Der rauadltctc Garoiual hcS hi. RuuC.
gums, IN I'M Alter pom ID ,SHhren nab
lGngersm yciOen 9cltOrbCn-
- Sicogc. Stifiung in
Src5ocu. sic iur 3eit ciU ECrm6gcn
pom 652 900 Mft. beIitt. hat i'm D. :.
lnur Dem SdIuF6eriht an 0inItr, Ntn-
iitcr, Silohuuer. Gidtsr e. 300 N.
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.lcIuabrt.
-(s wiro III %puoor pcr-
Dan 3o6rhr GnIdn IN @i6rnlrur
.lcinuacn 0ehaltsn wcrocu iOil, 10 IHngc
Iciue AnaIt cine miIltGrIidc 9tothpcnni0-
teit III. Sic Rcgicruug bcabiittigt
gcrihtIiflc Shritte se9en i'm eins
-Sie uniperiitdteu IN Su=
rim, Earmu. Eubua, NsapeL uRb Jfom
'tro rpcgeu lluOronuugcu geidlonen dor
ben. Die MaBregcI itebt im j3ltiame
.nenbang nit cincm SOnTtitt. Der uor ci-
Nohcn ;Ipiidleu Der iIolIsniIdicu
Regisruug uno Der lluiuerNtdg Eabua
,ntitduo.
Il oie @irtuugeu Ser
Netreioc;0Ic "ihrcibt man nus Sborue
Dor Ginfibrun9 Scr @etreioes
ole inn Sabre 1879 III bieIigen &C.
rcioc9cidditen 10 arbeiter uno ~
Subrlclte ouucrno bcfddft wdreH, III
'ieie 3obl ictt dnf st Arbeirer uno 3
yubrIeute hcra5gegoHgsu. mno Icl6t
'icie BADEN ni9t immcr 0eldditisung.
= Zen in Mdrotto tir3Iid
uuo beraubteu SSlIben III
'urb eugIiids Ssrmittlung Gntiddbis
Iung unS tlnftige Si6erbeit bur5 ben
pom RarOttO sugefbsrt wOrben.
bat Terner cine Experimentation
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-17

Oauptitreitulad)t gegen Die wibttge NIB
beherridenoe G'ren;z SteIlung 81 9oco
amf benz 9ooen SGu Saluaoor'S herdn,
mn TIC nom69lidt 0urd) eiuen lIebsrIaI
III HebnIeH. SodTim Eager leiHeFGegHer
mar man ourh SarrIos TeInolIbe
G'ren;beIpobner nns Guatemala DON
uiieu Icincu 9elpeguugeu mIterri9tet
uuo ais GaTrios uorriiftc. mar bercH5
Die !Sauptmad)t San Saipnoor numb
bel Der beSrobten Stellung ucrlammflt.
Inter heFtiqem MusfetcuIeicr lcIncr
Sruppen iudte lid 8Grrie5 81 Soeo III
ndheru; 0aS 6euer Duroe aber pom iel.
ncn Gcgnsrn ebtnio hcftig crIuiOert- SfH
eutihcioenScr SdlGg GrioIgtc leOot an
oicIcm Gage uidlr, Der 8anIpI beItrantte
iih ami oas btiocritItiae Ntu5tetenteuer,
DDS HOB Ieiucr qrogeH yebhniristetr
teinen droEcn Sdaocu GErihtcre, uno
nit Giubrut Scr 1idtI trdt l&ancnrIlhe
eIu.
lin 10 bIutigsr gcItaltctc ildi esr 81.
MAR. Der 6auptItIdtttag. Sci Cages
@ubrutl I%yirtIre on5 !Neer pom Guatc-
malI QcQtu oic SteuuH9 pon 81 Coo
hcrdn. I'm ne Guomun9lIh III SturlIe III
uehmeu. 9iu- Der HuJiiriid,cu ,StligtcIt
ihrer SteIIun9 battsH as bic Sampler
BON Sun Salpdoor I'll peroanteu, Bag
lit pom ner feinoliteu utbermuht niht
iibertu1ltiat Iuuroen. Ter RnmuT Iudro
immer crbitItrrcr; pic!e SoloaJcu Dor
bcIosn SeIgeu ndrieu Die Gcpehrt weJ
uno qriiien rur Mtadctn, Der 2IsblIug5-
marie ncs Observation-Disclosures Snoiautrs,
circm Dem .lyGidiHermeiier" europdtidtr
SoIoaItn dbn.;hen tur;en Sdwertc.
SuS GemcfcL mir oicitr T&uTie oauertc
urctrtrt Stunocn. uuo nab grauiGmcr
0"ortIaer SiIIc ruurot nidt CinniIl 0cn
Gcrruunoeteu Enroou qegebeu. Seinabc
2chu StuHoeu harte Ser HnnIpI al bIelcnI
[dlc Qcudbrt. ou manotc iit od5 Seer
Guatcuuld'S SIT Tluht. nit Niuter
Iunuug Don uHgcidhr 300 Eootcn uno
Sdmcrucrrpunoetcu auf Dem Shladt-
TeI0c, uuo ;og lidl III betrddttIher In
oromNuG iber Den Itio Ka;d Iurllt.
SroB ihrer 0dn;lltcn GrnlJouu9 IUiluIt)-
ten uicIc Der SoloGtcn pom Sau SuluG=
Dor bem geidIdgenen Sciuo am ieiu
elacucs Gcbier III ioIgen, murncn aber
pom ihren rSiIhrcru 6Hydu p%erhiuecyt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-17
Ihfnflt nnt 2iio 2an;n.

Ter Rio Ea;n bllocJ Die Girtn;c
;pIldcu ocu INSTRUMENTATION Srad
ten Guatemala uHo Snu Sdluuoor. Nu
TIN pcrocu Ole NricQcr non Guatemala
uot ldnac ocHttt. ,{br cbrqcl;iQer Tii6.
rcr Nurrio9 0coOhtc ntn Jtudbnritddf
Suu Snlpaoor at iibcrrIumpclu ann
ibncll oort I'LL t'Iuoc nit J0ououras
Ieltcu NuB III iGntn, mOrauI er Der &)err
ocr lucItaliS gr0Rtrcn JOGliIc non Niirtcl
Nn1crltG 9eIDeieu mare uun uddI iciutr
TCrcdnund Ole bcIDcu Gnocrcu miiiclS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noiQcnRtpubli,c
NicnraQud unp Go,ta Ritd, halo ;ur
llntcrIUcrIIrg urtcr Die Don Tim al0cr
treble Ciclnmmt- SIttdtr bate ;"luindcn
touucr. God Die Ntadthubcr pan Gan
SdluGonr cntInltCtcu, obGlcidl oiCicS
nidlt hal6 10 uIelc CimUobncr bat Uic
Guatemala. cine groEc Shattrdit. Ia
bel tam linen ole Iiir ipnniid- nnucritu-
lUldJc &crhGttnInc UUdcrU0bHiidl uidtiac
Organization hires Stdatcs ichr III
Stnttcn, Hn6 10 ltnHo Ill Dem qcranuttH
Urcuiflullc III iebr uOrtbcilbuittr ~tcilunQ
bcreit5 bein0bc Ole 9eidmmtc, thciInciic
UNI ptI luINt iNi ''tUli H9pIUu(V itlUtt-
gCCiIte Sruppcnmadt uon Snn SaIua-
DOR, ais Nnrrio5, cbcninlls nGh llcbcr
Iuin6ung grOEcr Observation-Disclosures,
gc9en Ole Gircn;e bcron;oQ. Scinc
Sr~uppenitGrfc lpiro Oui ) 1000, Die lei
ncr @e9ncr dui II 900 damn nugc
9cben. Ncipe 2lngnbcu iir6 1uohl ubcr
PIN GOnntag 20. Mdr; acscnS onmems
lmter9an9 bt9ann Scr NGnpf. Tlantlcr
uon Guatemala batten Den Rio Yd;u
ibcri6rittcn unO lticEcu nit elmer
fcco9noscirun9S Mannihaft Sar Sol
;niammcn. Sin beiti9e5 tIci
lere5 Gicfcht ~cntipann lid. uno bel cir
oreheroer Naht purocil Ole Tldntlcr
ruo Guatemala iIbcr Den @ren;lluE
uriidgetricbcu. TieIe pom linen er.
ranfcn in Dem rsiBcn6 idncu bubin
rromenoen @cbirgsluiie, iubem ie BEL
'er Guntclbeit sic 3Surt nibt mebr ian.
EN-.
Ger 6nupttampf begann en- Morgen
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-17

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