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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

"welfare and secure tho bless ngs of
"iibariy"
John sherman and Foraker IA their
speeches glya no evidence Of change IT
heart Phey still give evidence OF the
gall Of malice and meanness, with
them II Ia not the interest OF
the country, but Of party party.
Thls feature alone shows the se'hshneaa
aud sectionalism OF these small souled
Republican leaders, John Sherman has
been noted for taking care OF himself
through ring arrangements.
Let Mr.. Mckinley ont loose from oil
this contemplate business; abandon
sectional hate and appeals for grasplng
monopoly. To be champion OF JUS
tlce, and to advocate equality OF rights
and opportunity, az we'll as equal tax
alton, would be cOmmendable. Now
is the time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

The Democratic State platform gives
o history of the defeat OF the license
amendment Ia the Legislature Last
winter. Three Republican members were
In favor Of license on principle, aud
voted for II when no, resolution frat
came up In the House. Ata later date
when their votes would have adopted the
resolution, they obeyed the mandate Of
the II publican caucus and refused Ia
support II, Every Democratic member
OF the House was present and voted 10
submit the amendment. II had already
passed the Senate by Democratic votes,
The Republican party claim TO favor
Regulation and taxation" License Is
taxation; and taxation as per the Pond
aud Scott law, Ia license or privilege; and
surely license amendment to the Con-
stituion would enable the General As
sembly to regulate by law better than
under Pond or Scott law. The license
would have TO be taken out yearly and
proof Of gOoi reputation would be re-
qlIred, otherwise, no license. IL II not
plain than that license would regulate"
and tax2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
THE Republicans Of Iowa Friday

THE Republicans Of Iowa Friday
adopted a platform which ia virtual
declaration Of war upon the South. They
declare the war for the Union cannot be
considered settled until the minority Of
white men In the South who arc now
ruling tho North are reduced 10 some
sort Of condition satisfactory to the Ro-
publicans. They proclaim m "lnevita-
Bile conflict" between the Republicans
North and the rebel soldiers South, who
are accused Of disfranchising and
usurping the rights Of the colored voters
Of their section. The Republican party
is the same sectional affair. II came
into existence fighting the South and II
cannot quit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

HsNaY STANLEY, tho expIorar, de-
scribe representative of class whose
existence among tho South African sav-
ages was never dreamed Of, Mr.. Stanley
said.
A lion akin, real lion skin, Ia spread
0ut, q fat crimson bolster Ia In place Of
u chair OF state, ana u circle OF respect
ful principals are seated around. While
you are seated, expectant OF his appear
ance he dude " touching himself up
before q score Of looking-glasses hang.
lug a'ound tho walls OF his house,
STRENGTHENING n hair here. giving anoth-
or dab OF 0chre on hia cheeks or fore
head, n streak OF yellow under an eye, q
line OF white under tho other, the ridge
OF his nose colored slill darker with
powdered charcoal, a loving tap on his
chignon, q emooth OF q crease Ia HIS red
blanket, aud 10 the African dude
stands before yon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

driven out and their Illegal CONTRACTS,
ohalued by indirect means, ihaye been
set aside,
Millions OF acres Of the nDllc domain.
which had heea enclosed by land grab
hera, have been reclalmed and thia vast
territory secured 10 aaIual settlers,
Flnally nj sectional anim0sily has
ended aud eOmnipte harmony Restored
between tLa North aud south,
The record II GpS rnor HOadly Ia
equally 10 be commanded. His admins
tra ION has brought credit 10 himself
aud atrengih TO his party. All the de'
paTtmHnta OF State and ita numerous in-
sIItu'iOna have been carefully aud hon
estly managed. The interests OF capital
and iabor have been alike protected He
concealed hia Views upon no public
question. and his position upon every
Issue before tho people has been clearly
and fearlesaly announced.
The business men OF the country OF all
parties have oonddence In both our
federal aud domestic administrat lions,
aud In consequences bu iinesl In again 70.
vly'ng and property increasing IN value
Our recent convention was marked
win The greatest harmony, There were
no factions aud no discussions. The
ticket hal already been substantially
selected by the pe0ple aud was ratified
by lhs OnVenIion by acc siam atom fhs
endorsement given 10 President Ceye'
land, Governor H0adly and their work
was honest aud earnest. We owe IL TO
0nrael yea 70 aee that we give them an
equally enthusiastic enforcement at the
polls, lhs cause OF the ID mOcracy and
good government depand on thls contest
Wa cannot AT Td 10 allow our faithful
and efficient Governor 10 suffer defeat
At the hands OF the political enemies OF
The Democratic party. His cause ls the
Gauss OF our party HI success or de-.
feat Ia the success or defeat Of that par-
ty for whose supremacy wa have con
lendtd for many years II IL our aght
aud IL viii be our victory, The cam
'paign In a short one, Our 9tate and To-
nj committees are already pushing for
ward the work OF thorough Organiza
ton, We app al 10 every Democrat In
the state TO uni.e with us In carrying
forward the good work
II W. receive tho earnest support AT
lhe handS OF our friends. which wa ask
aud pxp ct, we rjmlie 20 q substantial
victory III 0jtObrr T,E, POWELL,
Chairman.
HENRY BoHL, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

CONGRESSMAN Mckinley opens this
evening at Minerva. We hope the Major
will avoid 1aunting the bloody shirt"
Lot us have some argument and reason.
This nursing Of sectional hate and spew
Ing out venom at the South ought 10 be
abandoned. Let US SOW good seed. pro.
mote pence aud good will and act at
Christians should.
President Cleveland is endeavorIng n
do his honest duty. Let all good citi
xens encourage him In well doing and
sustain him In his course. Let us all bt
American citizens, and not mere party
tools anj malicious disturbers. Let nj
aim TO "establish justice. insure domes
'tic tranquility. promote tho general
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

Hon. JOHN MoBRIDE was In Canton
yesterday, and made his usual pleasant
call at the DEMOCRAT "sanctum." Our
friend Ia ever welcome; II is always n
pleasure TO have q chat with q man Of
his general intelligence. Mr.. McBride's
two years. experience In the General
Assembly qualify him 10 be moro useful
the next two. We confidently count on
his aud Mr.. Coles reelection to the
House. Tho members from Stark were
useful aud prominent members,, aud
will be again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

year &l8l, ,b9i 30 Two can't cards, 6s775;
$3i 87 Total $lSl,626S ~
Tni- year the same Items and number
Of cards cost $l59 229 IL, making u nel
saving Of s22, ,l2677.
Postoillce envelopes from number | TO
8 ncluslyp, total number 81, 1886 300 Cost
last year sos, l0b %; thiq ear 8b5,607 80.
Net reduction, 842 438 25.
soME STRIKING COMPARISONS,
The cost OF all the above during the
last year OF Arthnr'a administration, he
aaid, was S4l46l8 l8; first year OF
Cleveland, S8l7929bB-a saving In one
year OF 800, ,9Ob59 or nearly four hun
dred thousand In four years. Besides
this, the salaries OF p0stmasters have
been cut down many thousands OF dol
lars more, and there Ia no lack ofl.appli-
canta for these same pOst0tilcea ATTIRE
duced salaries. The firmness and cease
less vigilance OF Secretary Whitney, he
said. Ia discharging needless en-
ployes In the naval service, and In ex-
acting compliance from John Roach In
naval contracts. has already saved the
people millions more. The action
OF the Secretary OF the Navy In the re-
cent difficulties at Panama won for him
ths admiration Of every true American,
for while II was Insignificant In Itself,
1t served notice TO the world that under
this administration no insult 10 our
Il " would 20 unrebuked. He Ia a typ
ical Democrat, and there 10 not young
nan In this whole country who IL not
proud OF him.
In the Treasury Department 1856 use.
lels clerks have been discharged, and
their places have not been aled, and
never will be under this Administration
lhuI pffecting an additional saving OF
$2l3,00O per annum, or In four years
1852 600.
The remainder Of the speech was de-
voted TO State Issues, whlch'were graph
ically aud forclbly sketched.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
DEMOCRATIC GREETING.
HEApo's ONO STATE DEMOCRATIC

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
COLUMBUS o., August 81, 1885.
To the Democrats OF Ohio.
We enter upon the campaign under
the most ausplcious circumstances. We
are In possession Of both National and
State Administrations, and the affairs Of
each are being safely aud wisely con-
Quoted. The record OF President Cleve-
land has justified the hopes OF his friends
ana disappointed tho predictions OF his
enemies. A few months Of public eer.
Vice has demonstrated that his AdmInis.
tratlon IN 10 be one OF conscience aud
courage. Many abuses bavc been cor
rected and necessary reforms inaugu'
rated. Corruption fo,tered under Re.
publican rule, has been exposed and
largo reductions in expenditures has
been made In nearly every brancli of tho
public service. The favoriteg who pos.
ressed the Naval Department have been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

NEW designs are being made by the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing for
tho new series Of United States notes. II
10 alleged that there has been an over
Issue Of legal tenders. The old series
will como In for redemption when do.
faced, and tho new notes will be sent
out TO replace them. In the course Of a
year the entire amount will have been
exchanged for tho new series. In this
way II will be very soon known whether
the agures on the books Of the Treasury
are correct.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

THE total imports and exports Of the
last fiscal year have just been reported
from the Bureau Of Statistics, and show
q balance Of trade In favor OF the United
States Of Sl6i,039,2l4. The total exports
were &733,31s 429, q decrease Of $780,.
bSS from the preceding yoar. lSS3-s4,
The total imports were $b7l, ,430,2l5. a
decrease from the preceding year OF
so3. .4O3,072 The total falling of OF our
foreign commerce was over. one hundred
millione OF dollars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

JuDaE THoMAN. Of the Civil s rvIce
Commission, will conduct examinations
for tho departmental service at Milwau-
kee, September 81; 81. Paul, September
bth Bismarck, September 9th, Helena,
Montana, September 18th; Portland, Ore
gon, September 10th; Seattle. W. T., Sop.
tember 22d and San Francisco, October
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

Mr.. MATT. CLEMENS, II seems, has been
the successful man In occurring the
Navarro postoillce, for which there were
several worthy Scompetitors. Mr.. Gle.
mens's business place is centrally situ-
ated, being only door or two from the
drug store where II has bean for many
years. The appointment Of Mr.. Clemens
relieves Mr.. Alexander Carver, and we
are confident Mr.. Clemens will be- equal
ly attentive TO the duties Of the office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
poLlrIcAr, oIrelea IN Tolode are mucb

POLITICAL circles In Toledo are much
'gitatod over tho "nopplng" Of two
prominent Republicans to tho Democra.
cy: Captain Bowling and John 8. Koontz
The former 10 the present postmaster,
and the latter 10 OK Commander In Chief
Of the Grand Army Of tho Republic, 9th
era are coming In out Of the rain, and
the Democratic tent 10 TO be enlarged at
once TO accommodate all. Nasby's Blade
also repudiates the Republican legisls-
tive nominees.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

THE State Republican Committee Of
New York has Invited tho Mugwumps
back Into the party TO cat husks with
them, Exchange.
The Greeley Republicans who went
back Into the old party as.far as we know
did not even get husks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

THE Republican papers are now tell
Ing what bad man Bowling, Of To.
ledo, Ia, since he has bid good bye TO
the Republlcln party, II docs make
difference.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

LEONARD has challenged Hoadly to
discuss; and Hoadly In his speech the
evening Of his nomination proposed a
discussion with both Leonard and For
aker. Let US have triangular arrange
ment. Let the Republicans drive out
Foraker. No dodging now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

TuE Republicans Of Guernsey county
demand that prohibition amendment
be again submitted 10 vote Of the peo-
ple. What say the Foraker, Sherman
organs 10 thisp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

WHEN a rebel confederate Joins the
Republican party no lisa whitewashed
angel and all 10 forgiven by the bloody
shirt organs. Mosby, Longstreet, Acker-
man, Malone, etc, ETC., are "trooly loil
and lovely"l But Democratic confeder'
ates cannot be forgiven, and according
TO tho John Sherman organs, are rebels
still
strange such difference thcrosh,uld bol
rwlrt twccdlo dun and twoedle doc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

SENATOR John Sherman's vote cut
down the tariff on wool, three years ago.
all at the dictatlon Of the monopolists
Of The eask I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

Oh. MATHEWS was a delegate 10 the
State Convention last week. He went 81
years ago on q similar mission on horse.
back. January 8. iS4S. says. tho New
Philadelphia Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

TaR true rule for humanity on oil
matters pertaining to appetite, Ia self
control. The individual responsibility
principle Is the thing that every one
shOuld learn and appreciate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

WILLIAM WAGNER, our candidate for
County Treasurer, was In Canton yes
terday and made a call at the DEMOCRAT
office, as usual. To appreciate Mr.. Wag
ner II ls only necessary TO know him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

MILLS GARDNER says the defeat Of the
Republican party IL the best thing 10 be
accomplished at the coming election.
Mr.. Gardaef sIumped 0hio last yoar for
ths Republican,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

REPUBLICAN organs Of Ohio have
nothing to say as TO their party IN Iowa
and Kansas standing by prohibition,
They abuse ~, John all thu same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

IT Is admitted that business IL looking
up and Industrial establishments revlV'
Ing Into activity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

Whom BABY was sick. we gave hm CAsT0RIA
Whom she was Uhild. she cried for CAgrOluA
Whom shc became IAfiss. shc ciunp 70 CASr0l,fA
Whom ths had children. she gave thqp cABroRIA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

ONO should un'shermanlzs herself
this fall by electing q Democratic Legis'
lature,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

IT looks as II the bottom was falling
out of the 4, o. p. In Toledo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
STATE TICK Er.


For Governor,
aKOR0 e H0ADLY, OF Hamilton.
For LieulonantG, VeF lor.
JOHN a. WARWICK, OF stark.
For state Treasurer,
PETER BRADY, Of sanduahy
Supreme Judge (Long Term),
q. ID, MARTIN, Of Fairfield.
Supreme Judge (short Term),
GIBSON ATHERTON, Of Licking
Attorney General,
JAMES LAWRENCE, OF onJahoga-
Membm hoard OF Public Works,
HENRY wElBLE. Of Defiance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

GOVERNOR Hoadly will be absent In
the eaat for week or two.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

REPUBLICAN papers ara not telling
about the bolt Of tho Toledo Blade,
which Ia the "Nasby" organ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

THE Democratic candidate for S'ate
Treasurer Of Kentucky at the late State
election was elected by OF 597 majority,
Tue Democtati only cOunted on $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
COUNTY TICK ET.

RKrRRaKsTATiyml
LkANDER u COLE
JOHN MoDluDk
eHKnIpH
JAMES LEE
lTRnABUaMR.
WILLIAM WAGNER
hH0oRpHR.
EDGAR sIIIMP.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN NJ sHkrLEn,
INpIRMARY DIRKor0n.
LEOPOLD BlEOHRLE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

JOHN SHERMAN would like to start up
the Outrage mill" by waving Ono bloody
eLlrt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

SENATOR John shermans audience at
Mt, Gilead on Tuesday numbered 2ls, by
actual count. This IL chilling enthus
ialm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

The feeling is growing stronger that
George Hoadly will be reelected Cover
nor Of Ohio In 0ctober.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

's's''ts'ssss,''ssss,,'sss ibV,vVs
And this, too, without the slightest
detrlment TO the public, or inefliclency
Of the service. Again:
The number OF ordinary postage
stamps contracted for by the department
for tho year ending March 81, 1884, un-
der Republican rule and serving as o
basis OF award, were 1,4b2,8l5, ,lb0; cost
$134, ,467.78, Newspaper and periodical
stamps 3 483, $40; cost $226,30. Postage
duo stamps, 12,949, $40; cost $l,100,03.
Under the vigilance OF General Villas
the sameistamps were contracted for as
follows:
Ordinary postage stamps, 1,452, ,alb, 1870,
sl0l,5i8 80 Newspapers and periodical
stamps, 2483, ,270, FOR SAC Al. Postage
due stamps, IL. .049,270. for $1,000 30.
Making q total Of 5000 90, against
t134. .884.18 expended the year before for
the same items, or q saving OF 9a2 ,O4l 81.
For postal cards, sas. .Sa0.t00 cost Last
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
DISTRICT TICKET.

For Senator,
J. V. LEWIS, Of Alliance,
For Common Pleas Judge,
J. II. WALLACE, Of COlumblAnA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

REPUBLICAN, abuse Of men who are
ProhlbiUonlsts from principle Ia bigotry
In Its most uncharitable form.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

!. ScaREaos q co. Pro 'iotors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

asaIsfEaRD AT Tlh CANTON, ONO, Post o Ufh q
shOOSD ul.Aao MArrRh
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Yrpflamatipn.
Spe5ialz I'll.

8a eire 8aean5 I'M @tabtratb beiiebt,
bic bur6 bas Mbleben bes Mlberman
Martin Miin9 bon Der 4. Marb unb
bic &elignation Der alderman 81. s,
eorbett BON Der l. Wa,b Der @taot ber=
borgerufen murbe, unb ba oieie 0aeana
mebr als neun Monate bpr elmer Mabl
elngetreten 1T unb Section 81 bes Stir
Gbarter anorbnet, bab Ser MaDor in
iol9em Sale cine Wahl CUR Giluna
Der Vacan5 anorbnen foG,
81 f6reibe i'd. 8rDan @aIa9ban,
WfaDor Der Staot gan Mntonio< gemdf
Der mir bur6 ben gbarter uno bic Or=
~binansen Der Stabt berliebenen Ra6t,
eine Wabl fir Die l. unb 4. Warb be,
Stabt aus, bic am
g onnabenb, Sen 81. Sftober
bebufs grndblung atpeier Nlbermen, um
beia9te 8acan5 gu fiQen, abgebalten
perben fon.
Str @timmfa1en miro fit bic erie
Warb i'm BDli3ei>6 auptquartier ge6Fs
net iein, 8~oriBenber %. 3. Smith.
unb fir Die pierte Waro in go. 207,
Ildmotrabe, nabe 8i1itaitrabe, Scr,
iBenber u. DreiB IT,,
Sie Wablenfolen abgebalten unb bic
8eri6te genla9t merben, in ueberein=
ifimmung nit Der Orbinan5, mel6e
Wablen regulirt.
Sur gefrdftigung unteraei6ne i'd nit
~S meiner Namensunterf9rift uno
~laHe 6as 5tabtiiegel bin5ufigen,
an, beutisen 26. September 1885.
8tpan @aIlagban, Mapor.
3eugniB: 6. g. Glaubon, @itp @lert.
29,9t
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sine 0roinans,

tpel@e bas 2agern unb giniaIaen frii6er
6dute innerbalb Der ftdbtii9en @ren3en
berbietet.
Sci es berorbnet bur1 ben Gtabtratb
Der @tabt San Mntonio:
Section 1. gs fpI ungeiebliA fir
ie6e perion fem, frif9e Sdute inrers
balb Der ftdbtif9eu @ren5ett gu Iagern
ober 3u falaer, nit Musnabme besienis
gen Sbeiles ber Stabt, Der ueili9 bonn
Mla3ait Greet liegt.
Section 2. Cine iebe perfon, tpel1e
bic N~erorbnung biefer Orbinan3 ber=
lebt, foI nit elmer @elbftrafe BON nidt
peniger dig S. unb ni6t nlebr als 5000
belegt tuerben.
Nota.-Die porffebenbe Orbinans
tpuroe am %. September 1885 alges
itortmen aber bonn MapDr ni9t geneb>
mist unb ebenfomenig in Der borge=
f9riebener 3eit, NIT ieiner gintpenz
bunsen beriehen, auriidseianbt. Nad
Section LOS, MrtifeI 3 bes ffdbtif9en
@barters tritt fie iomit in Graft, aud
obne Hnteri@rift bes Mapors.
6. g. @laubon, @itp glert.
Is, 10,t10m
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- Ginen bel6enbaften Sob fan6 Be,
Neger &obelt Sobnlon in Der Ndbe bon
Genteroiae, Mhi1. @r bemerfte elm flei:
neg Wtdo6eu, meldes auf benz 8abnge.
leite lsiel!e, wdbreno Elm 3ug berau:
braute. SO9nfoH ~itiiste auf bns Stint
los. I'm es 81 retten. M0ein CT mar 81
fpat. Bic MaIdine erfabte Seibe UNI
sernalmte le bis sur unfenntli6feit.
Muslaub.
= Muf Der Snfel Gre:a lit cine 8e.
tue9ung I'M Gauge, bic auf lie 2obrei=
Bung greta's bon Der Sirfei un6 Mn=
i6luB an @rie6snlanb ab3ielt.
= Sirt Nleranber bon 8ulgarien
Fat bic %eeiammte MiIi3 bon BuIgarien
uno Oitrumelien gu ben Waffen geru=
fen, UNI bas 2an6 segen tiirfii6e unb
ferbiiGe Mngrife au f6iiben.
- BuIgaril6e 8orpoiten an ber tiir=
fllden 8renSe baben cine Nn3abl thrift
f9er Mdbden geraubt un6 bergepal=
ti9t. Gs bat alien QniGein, OILS ob cine
Wieoerbolung Der ubulgarif6en @rdu>
Ell" bon 1877 beborifebe.
= Sn &openbagen bat elm S9rift=
feber, Nomens &asmuHen, elm Wttentat
auf ben bansi1en BremiersM iniiter gsz
trug begargen, inbem er 2mal auf i'm
f6oB, obte i'm iebo9 gu trefen.
R6nig 5bebam bon 8irma riiifet
aum &rie9s geger England, um feline
Ge6te segen bic uebergriffe Der inbi=
f6en @oloaialregierung gu pertbei6igen.