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In tho spaulsh-aerman imbroglio

In tho Spanish-aerman imbroglio
over tho Carolines. tho respective
claims arc backed ~ follows: On tho
part Of Spain, u treaty with native
chiefs, an empty treasury, u poor
army aud the desolations of n soourge;
on the part OF Germany, no right but
might, tho biggest and bost army in
tho world, unlimited credit, Knapp
guns aud BISMARCK. Eyou arbitration
and four kings couldn't bsst Cor
mapy's hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE assault by tho Wyoming min
ers upon the Chinese at Rock Springs,
In that Territory, was an inexcusable
piece Of violence and cruelty. Even
tho "Heethin Chinoe" ia entitled to
his life and property as other human
beings arc, however much the West
may dispute tho proposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE sblc and patriotic speech Of
0RSRRAL LAwroS, at Atlanta, Geor-
gia, tho other day, will only serve to
rskindls tho regret that no couldn'I
serve us abroad as Russian minister.
Gentlemen Of his conservatism, mod.
GRAFTON and Intelligence are the kind
Of men 10 put in tho diplomatic SER
Woe. Though pardoncd and patriotic,
there arc yet people 20 narrow minded
Ia this country a. 10 question his
xlght 10 hold cfilce.
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A MONGOLIAN MASSACRE.
THE WAR ON CHINESE MINERS.
Details the Slaughter and Cremation
atRock Springs. wysminG-Csuses
that Compelled the White
Men to Protect Themselves
AgsiRstthc Celestials.
Tho News from Chsyesns

CHEYENNE, Sept. 4-The worst has
evidently not besn told regarding the
anti Chinese riots In tho western part
of Wyoming. According TO advicos
from Evanston, where the second
largest coal mining camp Of the Union
Pacific road Is located, tho moYn-
msut il proconcefted oae. IL
had been arranged that the fist
attack upen the Chinese was 10 be
made in Carbon, mining town about
LOO miles east ot Rock Springs, TO be
followed by like movements in tho
latter place and at Eyanton. Tho
Rock Springs minors, however, took
tho Initiative. The mob at that place
looted tho ChinamaH's houses before
setting fire TO them. The outbreak
commenced in mine No. 6, whore The
Chinese miners wore attacked aud
monced oil over town, oven
the white women joining Win
loaded shot-guus ia their hands.
superintendent Evans, OF tho Conc
mine, had baen wsrned to leave town,
and no did SO with alacfity, passing
through hero to-day en- route for
Omaha. Nothing can 90 heard from
Carbon. The TO esraph operator there
Is evidently afrRil to send news from
Evanston. .rhe sheriff Of Uintab
county tolagraphod lhis evening" to
Governor Warren 90 follows:
"a large number of citizens, wish
myself, ar9 satisfied that the outrageg
committed a. Rock Springs will bs
repesfed hero aud arc liable to break
ons st any limo. We nosd troops TO
protect the lives aud property Of our
citizons."
Governor Ware is at Green River,
but no hgs photographed to the COM
mnnding Office az Fort Steel, and D. A ,
Russell and troops arc ordered to hold
themselves in readiness TO movo 1T 4
moments notice.
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II the regular army is found made

II the regular army is found made
quate in the execution Of the order to
clear tho Territory of cattle aud cattle
mon, tho Les boys might DO commits
stoned Tor that purpose. So far they
have found no difficulty in clearing nv
much space ~ they desire OF all char
acters obnoxious to them. II IL iortu.
nate that they do not feel inimical
toward the soldiers aud officers In tho
Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE saloon men of Denison evil
IDENTIFY believe that the way to reach
the average voters convictions is
through his stomach, IA they are pro.
pairing barbecue extensive enough to
feed 10000 people. II sll the folks who
are fed, or who feed, at that barbecue
vote with tho saloon mon, prohibition
has poor showing in Grsyson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

SENATOR COKE having crushed tho
prohibition serpent In its threatened
destruction Of tho ''personsl liberty"
Of the bibulously Inclined citlzons of
MoLonnsn, has consented 80 go over
In Navarro and tackle the enemy
again. When tho senator's Irish Is
up he enlists Tor the war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

SHERMAN Is too big and important a
town tob o at the mercy Of tho flames. IL
water cannot DO had in any other way,
the Shermanitos might tap the Rsd
river. What else are Texas rivers kept
for but to be utilized in case Of fires
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05
Tnn chief Jadgo OF tho Alabama

THE chief jadge OF tho Alabama
claims court threatens the country
with an indefinite prolong.tion OF the
exls.oncc OF tho court, aud oonse-
quently largo expense, unless IL IL
permitted to indulge Ia dozen or ~
items OF extravaganza now. That
about tho siEo of JusrIes HARLAS's
position. They arc determined e.
mako the aggregate cost Of tho courI
fast 30 much.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE cotton gin Is beginning to got
its work in on the 0vorcontident
worker again. Natural gas aud the
rusty boiler aud tho cotton gin all
have their Seasons, aud the warnings
of one yeor are invariably forgotten
by the next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

CoxsuL MASON is = hero whom the
Heaidsnt ought 10 keep In the ser
vice. Through two islshtial cpldem.
- he has stood brAvsly u his post
ed kept che home Rovsrumsn. ap.
pelssd Of The extent Of ths ravases u
~ ssourss, outgoing vessels, etc.
~ bslst asoounss tAat ooms nom
~ ~ vivto pictures q ths wat cad
l>uo1ne'ou ~ wall upen this Desa,.
oo ~ hnouo - ooautsy ~
$3.50 ~ - aapa1llv eee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

NEVER in tho history OF the country
did greed aud cheek moro completely
overreach themselves than when the
Territory cattle barons attempted TO
close tho ancient trails for Texas cattle.
Out Of their impudent seltishness grew
their expulsion from tho Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

II BEN BUTLER persists In his att
tempts to Illustrate the Presidents
plans with reforence to tho Indian and
public lands, even 10 will BIO forced to
admit that this il n very strong and
respectable administration. Tho gov
ernment has got no water wheel for
him to levy on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

GENERAL RosEcRANs, the register OF
the treasury, has beon invited to par
ticipato in tho 0hls campaign. Tho
general will stay In Washington and
attond TO bis business and not initiate
his negro predecessor, Bruce, by run
ming around on government salary
making campaign speeches. The Ohio
Democrats ought not to expect him TO
dn an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE action OF the New York Labor
assembly in declaring GOVERNOR
HILL "entitled to the thanks of or
ganized labor" hos about settled tho
Democratic gubornatorIsl quession4ab
there, we should imagine. This labor
Assembly Is ono OF tho strongest po-
litiNN forces in New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

New YORK need not feel discour-
aged about its GRANT monument. 1t
took the United States So years to
build a million dollar monument to
FATHER GEORGE himself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

This IL an annual increase OF pro.
ductiveness of s3O0,75l ,iG6, or 80 por
cont, and illustrates in practical
manner tho growth aud progress in
the South. The building of railroads
continues as active here rs In any ssc-
ton OF tho country. The railroad
mileage of tho South Is now 3O,2Si
miles, ana nearly every portion of
this great territory is now opon to the
market, anu Inducements held out for
tho improvement and development OF
itarosourcoa.
Nor has education bsen neglected. In
proportion to their means tho South
ofn Statos are now spending moro
money for public education than any
other section Of the Union. They arc
giving to-day more than twice as
much rs five yosrs ago, and live
limos "a much as IN 1870, whom rate of
taxation was four times great Ok.
North Carolina gave nothing toward
itspublIc schools in 1869, s42,s62 in 1870,
S5O0,7S6, Ia 1882, aud sS50,COo Ia
day. These States now give moro
than ono'third or all the money raised
by taxation for educational purposes,
Texas gives more for its schools--.in
addition TO its donations OF hundreds
Of millions OF acros OF land TO the
school fund--than to all other purposes
OF government. The amount appro-
priated for tho Southern public schools
to-day Is $40, 243,s57 year, tho negroes
being giyou tho same facilities and
advantages as tho whites in evory
respect, and tho schools havo an at
tendance of3.Oll. TtB pupils,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

Acs'ss of wssk iastos ome,.,.

WASHINGTON. sept. 4-Gov,rnor
Warren, Of Wyoming Territory, TO-DAY
sslsgraphsd 70 The president Ana 80.
seeefy q wsfs q washlurSos
~ :: :':;;assI: =; &c., :: s;ss:::'
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The President,

PROSPECT HOUSE, ACKNOWLEDGES, n.
Y, Sept. 4.-President Cleveland will
loave here tomorrow morning. Hs will
DO driven TO Au Sable station, on the
Delaware 81 Hudson railroad, aud pro-
coed to Plattsburgh, whore ne will take
the S:i5 p. M. train Ior Albany.
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The President has got out Of the
woods OF last, and is now entitled to
"hollsr," to the terror of the offensive
partisan and tho revival Of nope in tho
breast of the Office seeker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

THE French government Is prohibits
ng any anti-German demonstrations
Spaniards in France, but is "buck-
up" against England In great
style. France would rather rlsk a
naval contest with Britain than an.
other Sedan, tho memory of which is
still green In France.
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Meather Iiepnrt,

COTTON BELT REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report ior Texas,
showing tho maximum md minimum
np0ratur0i also the rainfall for tine past
"a hnnrs. IL as lnllnNlss
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ar c..lli, oaa,in.,

WASHINGTON, Sept. i.-Colonel ~.
G. CdsSill, OF Mississippi, qualified at
the department OF atate to-day "a
United States consul NJ Dublln,
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tai. ......... .sii5, O58 900 s0l5,0ll,Ul

Summing up and comparing tho re-
turns for 1850 aud for the present year
II will DO found that tho total valuation
Of tho South has increased from 81, 1884,
20s.505 TO $3NG,tl4,435, and that It's
annual proauctisn has grown as fol-
lows:
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A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTORS

'u"i determined ocoo cut WINTER GOODS car.
~ asou together With the broken lots and odd siyes whish
S "oh'o 10 oong large business wishing TO iutroducs
pu' now goods by the time complc,e We s,l co. ssp.
e aa energy Until wo accomplish aim Former Seasons s,ys
tsatS OFFENDER themo favorable lime I. biv Monr,
carried Few 1914, ia White Bs se ovor Far ,,
"nc' We will 'f'r Ss great reduction former prices,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

The advance made In stock rsii,ng
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, Is given
us foiinwa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

Fall and Winter Goods :!

And that we will on or about the 10Th \OAY
OF SEPTEMBER exhibit one Of The best selected
stocks that has ever bsen brought to this City.
Our prices for the coming season will b. as mod
erate as goods can be lagtimacely sold TOR. 70
chose who do not reside in anu who will not be-
able 70 visit the city, we would say that upon re-
quest, we will be pleased to send samples Of any
thing in our line.
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enooudb by tho rueva
od doubt the
special attention dtoour
and Baltimore Children, ..o. ,v a's.
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Sd uuBte ni6t, baB Sic Die Sadie
10 auffaIIen, fagte Winbeg enblif. IS
mar feinesmegs tneine N6fd5t, Sic 3u
belei6igen, aber-
Sd febte bas boraus. Mlio iibergeben
mir biefen punfet Der @ergeHenbeit!
Was bie S6eibungsangelegenbeit be-
trifft, 10 tperbe i@ meinen &e9tsanmalt
babin inftrairen, ie6em 5@rittt bes
Sbriger entgegen5ufommen. Wenm
irgeno cine glnforberumg an mid per-
f0nli6 gefellt tuerben 1ollte, 10 bite i9,
ilber mid su berfiigen. Sd tperbe Mles
tbun, banit' bieSa9e i9nel unb i9o>
nen6 beenbigt tpirb.
ST na9te ben beioen 0errn cine 8ers
beugung nnb DerlieB bas 3immer. Sn
oer nd6ien Mfinute mar Baron Gurt
bereits an Der Seite leines Batersr
Was beiBt bas glles, papa? Was,
UNI 9immelsmiGen, tit in ben 6rei
Monaten aus bieient Mrtbur getporoen!
Sd fanb ibn 5tpar f9on geltern Nbeno
melt erniter, beIfimn1ter als ionli, aber
bieies Nuftreten bdtte i9 ibm oo6 nun
uno nimmer Sugetrallt /!
Ser Barron bate ii6 nod ni6t BON
feinem @rifauen erbolt. Grit Der Musruf
ieines 5Dbnes bra1te bas aumege. St
i9eint alio pirflidb bic Stole nibt ge=
fannt alt baben, bic iein 8ater bel ltns
fpielte! Das dnbert aueroinss Die
Sadie, nleinte er betreten. Wenn ct
nur li9t bic 3umutbung ffente, baB i9
fein S9ulbner bleiben foa!
(Gortlesnns folst.)
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: cages Nemigteiten.
Snlanb.

eSnlanb.
= Ser prdlibent ernannte Sas. 8.
Gbenouetb BON BDnbam, Seras, gum
er1ten lubitor 6es S1aean,tes.
= Ser prdfibent beffimmte ben Dr.
5teenberg snm Delegaten Der Ser.
@taaten fir bic am Is. Mai in Hoin
ifattfinbetbe internationale Gonferen5
aur Beratbung bon S9ubmaBregeln ges
gen bic @bolera.
General 9enrp $. 9unt tpur6e
gum @ouberneur bes Snbalibenbduies
3u @afbingtDn ernantlt.
Ser &i1ter Nnbrew WDlie bon
benz oberlten @eri6tsbofe bes Diftriet
Columbia bat benz Prdlibenten ieinen
Mbf1ieb eingerei@t.
- Ser General Boifmeiiter ina1t
befannt, oaB @eiu9e, I'm an ben Soft
amtspr;ifungen She'll slt nebmen, tiur
nod bon iol9en perionen beriidli9tigt
tperben, Die Dem Oepartement ais 3uberz
ldflig empfoblen ieien.
Ser Wfarine @efretdr ber5ffent=
li9t einen @rlaB, in tpel1em er barin
erinnert, 6aB bic &egierung bas patent
ber nMmerican Moob preierbing Co."
erporben babe unb in tpel1em er cine
@oinmiifioI ernennt, tpel9e ben Wertb
ber grfinbung no9mals prifen, bic
&e6te Der &egierung tpabren unb inn
iiber ben ganaen Stanb ber Mngelegen=
belt beri6ten foa.
= 9ie .Beferung in benz Befinben
oes Sen. @rant f9reitet ifetig fort.
@ein 3uitanb miirbe f6on iebt eine
ueberfieolung in bic Berge aulafen,
iebo9 mig man biermit bis gum 1. Suli
warten. Sie Ier5te iinb ieBt Der feiten
ueberaeugung, baB Grant min6eitens
ben 5ommer iiberleben tpirb.
Sn CORTLAND, alla., tpuroe elm
rei9er Pfan3er, Namems Sbomas 2its
tie erlnorbet. Sein 69mager Samuel
2ibingiton, 1T als ber Sbat ber6d6tig,
Derbaftet tpDroen.
= Dienfag 9a9t tamen 4 Mdnner
anf bic plantage bon U. $. MabrD bel
Garmerbille, 2a., rii1en cine gfegerin
aus ibrer 9iitte unb peiti6ten lie auf
srauiame gDeile. 9lls Mabrp sic See.
germ fdiiBen tpollte, ibob i'm elmer Der
Mdnner nieber. 3mei beg Morbes
8erbd6tige finb bereits oin9feit gemadt
tporben.
= Grau patti bat ben Silbertlaug
ibrer 6timme 10 erfolgrei6 in @elo
um3uieben getpuBt, baB He nit Dem grs
gebniB ibrer foeben 5u @nbe gegangenen
&unitreiie bur9 bic Ser. Staaten ,pobl
aufrieben fein fann. sic iit 42 Mal
in bieier Saiion bier aufgetreten uno
bat bafiir bic &leinigfeit bon 1852, 900
b. 3. $4,000 fur ben Mbenb erbalten.
= Die &ei9ten Der Welt rangiren
nod Der 8ere6nung eines amerifani=
iaen Blattes folgenbermaBen: Mfaf>
fap, $275, 900, 900; &otbl9ilb, $780,
100000; 8anberbilt, $175, 900, 900;
6er5og bon Weltminiiter, $50, 900, 900.
Ser arme SaD @oulb bat nur $5O,=
0O0, 900.
= Sie transportation 0duIer, bic
neuerbings biel nod Satota gei9idt
tperben, m6gen man9es CUTE baben,
cine S9attenieite aber befben lie gang
beltimmt, ,-fe f0nnen ndmli6 gefoblen
tperben. Ser Garmer Sames @angnep
aus Murora @ounip, Sat-, tpar neuli6
elm paar Sage bon 9auie abtpeienb.
9lls ct beimtebrte, NOR iein 9aus perz
fbwunoen. Gin getpiner s. @bore
batte es ibm eeifoblen. ST lieb oeniels
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5abrgan9 20.
sls)er's
Ioue Cure

i''9 it elm @rssngift asSsr n!Is bnn SumpHut bers
~. f.iae Melel, bas, 10 piel man peiB, in fener
saSerl sr;n,i entbaIten ilt. Gs entbdtt fett gbis
lia. aud feite nctaIti9cn ober anoern fddbIi9en
sseitaliotbeie inb bat oaber feinem na1tbeiligen
enfub auf bic Contribution, fonbern Iabt ben aSr
per 10 sefunb ,uie uor ber Sranibeit.
9Sir sara,rtirs,i, bab sfber's Moae.gure ole
6dle pon taltent. remittirenbem, ftinem,, @ediels
nno galtenFeber, 10 mic uon 2eberIeiben, bic
bard Sumpfluft berbei9efiilrt finb, beiIt. SoIlte
es mad ridtiser 9tnpenbans su beiIen perfebIen, 70
iinb bic GAMBLER 6nr9 ,nier GirfuIar pom l. Sui
1882 ermd9tist bas grlh suriia3a3ablen.
Dr. 8. g. aper & Co., IumeII, flat.
Sn allen gpotbeten 81 baben.
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9ieie Snee.

baS bic 2ente mad Colorado, Meu Wfegifo unb
srs is sa esst sas t a na G's SssSr9s sSer Sesa IN
tise Ifann tpiirbe Or. 8olanfo's Suifen- uno
2nnsen Sbrup in benz erften @rabe Der
Sdpinoiudt sebraudeu. Sc 1T unfeblbar in
allen Gallen bon Suifen, grtaltunser, 8rom.
ditis, Sdmepen in Der 8ruff unb allen Sbmp>
tsmen, ipelde als 8nrldufer Der Sdtpinoiudt
gelten greis so Gents unb $1.o0. 8ertauft
bel s. aaltebcr 6 Con.
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Meit, grmmasser r.

Sic Druderpreiie 1T ma6tiaer als Der
Drummer. gs foifet nidt lne5r, ~reis. gircu.
Iare an 100 aaufleute su fenben, ais einem Elm.
sisen Wanne @roben a,i seigen.
Sd babIe biefe Wtetbobe, tint bic @efddfts>
Iente auf einen @esenftaub au lenfen, ber ieben
fparfamen aaufer intereiiiren muB. Sd babe
teinen @artner, nit bern id ben @eipinn tbeile.
SD beaable feinen tbeuren &eiienben nno ieime
Sotel.Bil, I'm meine @aaren ein3ufdbren. Sd
bertaufe before Waaren unb bilIiser, als cine
Girnia fam, ipeI9e ibrem Gepinn Bic enormen
Mnssaben biu3n3nfiisen bat, beIde @efdafts-
@eifenbe berurfaden.
Sim. Hart, asbolefale sabaf6anOler.
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s8idtis fir ausmanberer.
@rOBe YreisermdBisuus in ber lleberfabrt

Der llnteraeihnete 1T ermddtist YaTase.
ideine, freie Bet0fisuns einsef6lofien, BON 8re.
men nod San antouio fiir $34.lb fur eripab-
fene Yerjonen ausauFellen. Wiit 8efoFieuna
big Mep gort $2b. ainber uater IL Sabren
aabIen bic Sdlfte.
Der Yreis fiir bic @eiie bon Gan antonio
nab Bremen betrGst nur nod eini9liebIi9
freier BefOHigune $40.35.
Gerner 8illetS gu erniebristen Wreiien bon
Mntperpen, Sabre, 2iperpooI, Aueenstoipn,
S9peben, Odnenart unb gtoripegen nod Gan
Nntonio unb auriid.
@dberes Su erfabrsn Bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,f ,tup @aiIase Nsent, Gan antoniO.
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= Das pnbIifum ion fb ni6t tdu=
i6en laiien unb in,nner bsim ginfauf
oarauf a@ten, baB es bic e9ten 81
Mugmf &6nig's 9amburger
5 mi lien so e B i5inen erbdlt.
Dieie beliebten 9eilmittel linb in allen
Npotbefe,t gu baben.
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~ Copenhagen. Sem &riegsminifter
linb $250,000 Sur 8erfiigung geitelt
tpor6en, I'm bic &iifte Odnentarfs 5u
befeftigen.
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Gi1, MpotDefer
Ql1er's Gariaparilla.

5oIsenber Brief Don einem unierer befannteiten
Npotbeier IN Maffa9uietts lit fit ieben aeibenbsn
ron Sutereffe:--
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europa l1nb Teras.

Sept 1T bic Seit nod europa
5l reilen ober 8erwan6te mad
Seras fOtltnen gu laifen. Durds
billets i'm 8pif6enbed gu fOlsenbeu Yreien:
antDerpen, Bremen, Samburs.
Son San Mntonio ............ $40 35
Rad Gan Antpnio. $34 IL
Direfte CurdbilIets bon europa nod ieoem
plotf in 9eras finb berbdltnibmdSis biliia au
baben bel -. 3. 0otttt0, Maenf,
q. @ebIert, Wailase gIerf,
4,2,t IL @ef. gommereeitr., Gan antonio.
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2onbon. Cine Depelcbe beridtei
bon einem fur6tbaren bulfanif6en Mus=
bru1 in gaiIarpean, elmer Probin3 i'm
6itli9en Sbeile Saba's. Cine groBe
Mnaabl bon plantagen lit 5erf6rt tpor=
ben. Wfan befiir1tet,. oaB iiber 100
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einbarungen getroffen tpDrben in 8eaug
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then Meere.
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len, als ben bisberigen 8eri1ten nod
su bermutben mar. Sn bem @efe1te,
meldes Is Meilen iiibli9 BON Hato1e
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